REPERTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 Herincs Guiding Symptoms 
 
 OF OUR 
 
 MATERIA MEDICA 
 
 BY 
 
 CALVIN B. KNERR. M. D, 
 
 JAN S3 
 
 PHILADELPHIA : 
 
 Published by the F. A. Davis Co. for the Estate of Constantino Herixg. 
 
 1896. 
 
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PREFACE. 
 
 HP HE order of arrangement, or method of classification, followed in the compilation 
 ^ of this repertory is the one inaugurated by Hahnemann, developed, perfected 
 and used by Hering throughout his entire Materia Medica work, viz.: the anatomical, 
 or regional division into forty-eight chapters. 
 
 It is the only alphabetic arrangement possible that will not scatter and separate 
 what should be collective and contiguous. Each chapter is alphabetically divided into 
 sections and rubrics sufficient to allow full scope for analysis of the matter contained 
 therein without destroying consistency as a ichole. Like to a fugue, a musical compo- 
 sition in which the lesser parts repeat the motive of the entire composition, repetition 
 is progress by evolution or development, or, as expressed by Hering in the introduction 
 to his Analytical Therapeutics, " the comprehension of general principles, ruling 
 the whole in every part, enables the mind to find the way through thickets of endless 
 varying symptoms." 
 
 The division of the page into double columns is deemed most convenient for the 
 eye and is most advantageous to economy of space. 
 
 The section word is repeated down the column in preference to the customary 
 
 , which, like all marks of abbreviation, ciphers, signs, etc., are apt to become 
 
 confusing and are not as space-saving as might be supposed. The words right and 
 left, better and toorse, etc., etc., to avoid possible error, are printed out in full. 
 
 The rubric word, or heading to each paragraph, printed in somewhat bolder 
 and blacker type and followed by a : (colon), applies to each symptom in the para- 
 graph, that is, the black-letter word is to be mentally repeated for every sentence 
 rounded with a semicolon. It will be observed that the symptoms under each rubric 
 follow in alphabetic order. 
 
 The four marks of distinction, 1 , 11,1, 1 1, have the same significance as set down in 
 Guiding Symptoms : I , the lowest, a single light line, designating an occasionally con- 
 firmed symptom; I I, a double light line, a symptom more frequently confirmed, or, if 
 but once confirmed, strictly in character with the genius of the remedy; I, a single 
 heavy line, symptom verified by cures; II, a double heavy line, symptom repeatedly 
 verified. These degree marks tally in the main with the four styles of type used by 
 Bcenninghausen in his Repertory. I have also made use of them in giving promi- 
 nence to the relative values of remedies occurring in groups, under a general rubric, like 
 dysmenorrhcea, restlessness, rheumatism, etc. 
 
 6. the Greek "theta," standing between the cured symptom and the patho- 
 logical condition, or the physiological general state, throughout the Guiding 
 
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12 PREFACE. 
 
 Symptoms, is dispensed with here, mainly for the purpose of economizing space, by 
 enclosing the pathological or physiological term in parentheses; it is to be remem- 
 bered that the presence of the term by no means shuts out the usefulness of the 
 symptom in other forms of disease. The prescriber has to deal with both objective 
 and subjective facts, but should always bear in mind that individualization is the life of 
 therapeutics. 
 
 • , the perpendicular dotted line, marks observations taken from the Old School, 
 such as harmonize with our law of cure. 
 
 t, toxicological extracts. 
 
 TV, symptoms observed on the sick only. 
 
 Jl®*, the hand directs in cross-reference to related symptoms, diseases and con- 
 ditions. As no rule of classification is, without exceptions, and no single term can be 
 made to cover all shades of related meaning, the synonymic feature of this work should 
 commend itself to the busy practitioner. In tracing these synonyms, which like 
 search-lights are intended to throw light upon the case from all directions, the author 
 has spent much time and labor, but he thinks it time and labor well spent. 
 
 The repertory is supplemented by a complete index of localities and terms. 
 
 As in the Guiding Symptoms, so in the repertory, original readings, the words of 
 the prover and the clinician are preserved to the letter, it being thought preferable to 
 retain the most delicate shades of meaning, occasionally even different wordings of 
 the same symptom, by taking refuge in an extra rubric or cross-reference, sooner than 
 amalgamate, fuse or commingle in vague generalization at the sacrifice of individuality. 
 
 Although the repertory is a faithful reproduction of the Guiding Symptoms, its 
 contents classified and indexed, as a matter of course, in no way can it take the place 
 of the larger work. In a repertory we have separation by analysis for the purpose of 
 classification and ready reference ; in Materia Medica, combination by synthesis to 
 enable us to study drug-effects in their grand unity and relationship. 
 
 Grateful acknowledgment from the author is due to all who in the last four 
 years have helped him bring the work to completion ; to Dr. Joseph C. Guernsey, for 
 valuable assistance with the proofs ; to Dr. W. H. Phillips, Messrs. Douty, Ziegler and 
 Field, his son Bayard and others of his family, for clerical assistance; and last but 
 not least, to his brother-in-law, Walter E. Bering, under whose experienced and skil- 
 ful management, aided by his old and reliable foreman, Wm. Baetzel, the unusually 
 difficult composition and presswork have taken shape. 
 
 In a work of this kind the author can lay but small claim to originality. 
 
 We have only given the precious stones their setting. They have come from many 
 mines. They have received the polish of years of clinical verification at the hands of 
 our practitioners. Some shine with more brilliancy than others, all reflect the light 
 of wisdom by which we are guided in healing the sick. 
 
 CALVIN B. KNERR. 
 
 .V. E. Cor. Spruce and Twelfth Sts., 
 Philadelphia. 
 
ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 Abies, Abies nigra. 
 
 Abrot., Abrotanum. 
 
 Absin., Absinthium. 
 
 Acal., Acalypha indica. 
 
 Acet. ac, Aceticum acidum. 
 
 Aeon., Aconitum Stcerkianum. 
 
 Act. rac, Actsea racemosa. 
 
 Act. sp., Acta?a spicata. 
 
 Msc. g., .Esculus glabra. 
 
 JEsc. h., .Esculus hippocastanurn. 
 
 vEthus., iEthusa cynapiuin. 
 
 Agar., Agaricus muscarius. 
 
 Agnus, Agnus castus. 
 
 Ailant., Ailanthus glandulosa. 
 
 Alet., Aletris farinosa. 
 
 All. sat,, Allium sativum. 
 
 Aloe, Aloe soccotrina. 
 
 Alum., Alumen. 
 
 Alumin., Alumina. 
 
 A nib., Anibra grisea. 
 
 Amm. ben., Ammonium benzoicum. 
 
 Amm. br.. Ammonium bromatum. 
 
 Amm. c, Ammonium carbonicum. 
 
 Amm. m., Ammonium muriaticum. 
 
 Ammoniac, Ammoniacum. 
 
 Amyg., Amygdala amara. 
 
 Amyl., Amylenum nitrosnm. 
 
 Anac. oc, Anacardium occidentale. 
 
 Anac. or., Anacardium orientaJe. 
 
 Anag., Anagallis arvensis. 
 
 Ananth., Anantherum muricatum. 
 
 Ang., Angustura. 
 
 Anthrac, Anthracinum. 
 
 Antjirok., Anthrokokali. 
 
 Ant. a., Antimonium arsenicum. 
 
 Ant. c., Antimonium crudum. 
 
 Ant. chl., Antimonium chloridum. 
 
 Ant. sul. aur., Antimonium sulph. auratum . 
 
 Ant. t., Antimonium tartaricum. 
 
 Aph. ch., Aphis chenopodii glauc. 
 
 Apis, Virus apis mellificae. 
 
 Apoc, Apocynum cannabinum. 
 
 Arg. met., Argentum, the metal. 
 
 Arg. nit,, Argentum nitricum. 
 
 Arm, Arnica montana. 
 
 Ars., Arsenicum album. 
 
 Ars. h., Arsenicum hydrogenisatum. 
 
 Ars. i., Arsenicum iodatum. 
 
 Ars. m., Arsenicum, the metal. 
 
 Ars. s. f., Arsenicum sulph. flavum. 
 
 Ars. s. r., Arsenicum sulph. rubrum. 
 
 Art. v., Artemisia vulgaris. 
 
 Arum d., Arum dracontium. 
 
 Arum m., Arum macula! urn 
 
 Arum t., Arum triphyllum. 
 
 Arund., Arundo mauritanica. 
 
 Asaf., Asafcetida. 
 
 Asar., Asarum europseum. 
 
 Ascl. s., Asclepias syriaca, 
 
 Ascl. t., Asclepias tuberosa. 
 
 Asim., Asimina triloba. 
 
 Aspar., Asparagus officinalis. 
 
 Astac, Astacus fluviatilis. 
 
 Ast. r., Asterias rubens. 
 
 Atrop., Atropinum. 
 
 Atrop. s., Atropinum sulphuricum. 
 
 Aurant., Aurantium. 
 
 Aur. met., Aurum, the metal. 
 
 Aur. mur., Aurum muriaticum. 
 
 Badiag., Badiaga. 
 
 Bapt., Baptisia tinctoria 
 
 Bar. c, Baryta carbonica, 
 
 Bar. m., . Baryta muriatica. 
 
 Bell., Belladonna. 
 
 Benz. ac, Benzoicum acidum. 
 
 Berb., Berberis vulgaris. 
 
 Bism., Bismuth. 
 
 Bor., Borax. 
 
 Bov., Bovista. 
 
 Brach., Brachyglottis repens. 
 
 Brom., Bromium. 
 
 Br v., Bryonia alba. 
 
 Bufo , Biifones. 
 
 Cact., Cactus grandiflorus. 
 
 Oadm. s., Cadmium sulfuratum. 
 
 Cain., Cainca. 
 
 Calab., Calabar (Physostigma). 
 
 Calad., Caladium seguinum. 
 
 Calc. a., Calcarea arsenica. 
 
 Calc. fl., Calcarea fluorica. 
 
 Calc, Calcarea ostrearum. 
 
 Calc p. Calcarea phosphorica. 
 
 Calc. s., Calcarea sulphurica. 
 
 Calend., Calendula officinalis. 
 
 Camph., Camphora officinarum. 
 
 Cann. i., Cannabis indica. 
 
 Cann. s., Cannabis sativa. 
 j Canth., Cantharides. 
 ! Caps., Capsicum annuum. 
 
 Carbo a., Carbo animalis. 
 
 Carbo v., Carbo vegetabilis. 
 
 Carbol. ac, Carbolicum acidum. 
 
 Carb. s., Carboneum sulfuratum. 
 
 Card, m., Carduus marianus. 
 
 Case, Cascarilla. 
 
 Cast, v., Castanea vesca. 
 
 Castor., Castoreum nmscovitum. 
 
 Cast, eq., Castor equorum. 
 
 Caulo., Caulbphyllum thalictroides. 
 
 Caust., Causticum. 
 
 Cean., Ceanothus americanus. 
 
 Ced., Cedron. 
 
 Cepa, Allium cepa. 
 
 Cetrar., Cetraria islandica. 
 
 Cham., Chamomilla. 
 
 Chel., Chelidonium majus. 
 
 Chen, a,, Chenopodium anthelminticum. 
 
 Chen, v., Chenopodium vulvaria, 
 
 Chim. m., Chimophila maculata. 
 
 Chim. umb., Chimophila umbellata. 
 
 Chin, a., Chininum arsenicosum. 
 
 Chin, m." Chininum muriaticum. 
 
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 LIST OF REMEDIES. 
 
 Chin, s., Chininum sulfuricum. 
 
 Chion. v., Chio^anthus virginica. A 
 
 Chloral, Chloralum. 
 
 Chlorof., Chloroformum. 
 
 Chlor., Chlorum. 
 
 Chrom. ac, Chromicum acidum. 
 
 Oic, Cicuta virosa. 
 
 Cimex, Cimex lectularius. 
 
 Cina, Cina. 
 
 Cinch, bol., Cinchona Boliviana. 
 
 Cinch., Cinchona officinalis. 
 
 Cinnab., Cinnabaris. 
 
 Cinnam., Cinnamomum zeylanicum. 
 
 •Cist., Cistus canadensis. 
 
 "Citrus, Citrus limonum. 
 
 €lem., Clematis erecta. 
 
 Coca, Erythroxylon coca. 
 
 Coccion., Coccionella septempunctata. 
 
 Coccul., Cocculus indicus. 
 
 Coccus, Coccus cacti. 
 
 Cochl., Cochlearia. 
 
 Codein., Codeinurn. 
 
 Coff., Coffea arabica. 
 
 €off. t., Coffea tosta, 
 
 Colch., Colchicum antumnale. 
 
 Collin., Collinsonia canadensis. 
 
 Coloc, Colocynthis. 
 
 Como., Comocladia dentata. 
 
 Con., Conium maculatum. 
 
 Cop., Copaiva. 
 
 Coral., Corallium rubrum. 
 
 Cornus, Cornus circinata and florida. 
 
 Croc, Crocus sativus. 
 
 Crptal., Crotalus horridus. 
 
 Crot. t., Croton tiglium. 
 
 Cub., Cubeba officinalis. 
 
 Cund., Cundurango. 
 
 Cup. m., Cuprum metallicum. 
 
 Cup. ac, Cuprum aceticum. 
 
 Cup. ars., Cuprum arsenicosum. 
 
 Cupr. s., Cuprum sulfuricum. 
 
 Curar., Curara. 
 
 Cycl., Cyclamen europseum. 
 
 Cypr., Cypripedium pubescens. 
 
 Daphne od., Daphne odora. 
 
 Diad., Diadema aranea. 
 
 Dig., Digitalis purpurea. 
 
 Diosc, Dioscorea villosa. 
 
 Dohch., Dolichos pruriens. 
 
 Dory., Doryphora decemlineata. 
 
 Dros., Drosera rotundifolia. 
 
 Dulc, Dulcamara. 
 
 Elaps, Elaps corallinus. 
 
 Elat., Elaterium. 
 
 Equis., Equisetum hyemale. 
 
 Erig., Erigeron canadense. 
 
 Eryng., Eryngium aquaticum. 
 
 Eucal., Eucalyptus globulus. 
 
 Eup. perf., Eupatorium perfoliatum. 
 
 Eup. pur., Eupatorium purpureum. 
 
 Euphor., Euphorbium. 
 
 Euph., Euphrasia officinalis. 
 
 Eerr., Ferrum, the metal and acetate. 
 
 Ferr. iod., Ferrum iodatum. 
 
 Ferr. mur., Ferrum muriaticum. 
 
 Ferr. ph., Ferrum phosphoricum. 
 
 Ferr. s., Ferrum sulphuricum. 
 
 Filix, Filix mas. 
 
 Fluor, ac, Fluoricum acidum. 
 
 Form., Formica rufa. 
 
 Gamb., Gambogia. 
 
 Gels., Gelsemium. 
 
 Glon., Glonoine. 
 
 Gnaphal., Gnaphalium polycephalum. 
 
 Goss., Gossypium herbaceum. 
 
 Graph., Graphites. 
 
 Grat., Gratiola officinalis. 
 
 Grin., Grindelia robusta. 
 
 Guaiac, Guaiacum officinale. 
 
 Guarsea, Guaraea trichiloides. 
 
 Guarana, Paullinia sorbilis. 
 
 Gymn., Gymnocladus canadensis. 
 
 Ham., Hamamelis virginica. 
 
 Hekla, Siliceous ashes from volcano. 
 
 Hell., Helleborus niger. 
 
 Helon., Helonias dioica. 
 
 Hep., Hepar sulphuris calcareum. 
 
 Hippom., Hippomanes. 
 
 Hippoz., Hippozsenin. 
 
 Hydras., Hydrastis canadensis. 
 
 Hydrocot., Hydrocotyle asiatica. 
 
 Hydr. ac, Hydrocyanicum acidum. 
 
 Hyos., Hyoscyamus niger. 
 
 Hyper., Hypericum perforatum. 
 
 Iber., Iberis amara. 
 
 Ictod., Ictodes fcetida. 
 
 Ign., Ignatia amara. 
 
 Illic, Illicium anisatum. 
 
 Indig., Indigo. 
 
 Ind., Indium. 
 
 Inul., Inula. 
 
 Ipom., Ipomsea. 
 
 Iod., Iodum. 
 
 Ipec, Ipecacuanha. 
 
 Irid., Iridium. 
 
 Iris., Iris versicolor. 
 
 Jab., Jaborandi. 
 
 Jacar., Jacaranda caroba. 
 
 Jacea, Viola tricolor. 
 
 Jalap., Jalapa. 
 
 Jamb., Eugenia Jambos. 
 
 Jatroph., Jatropha curcas. 
 
 Jugl., Juglans cinerea. 
 
 Kali ars., ' Kali arsenicosum. 
 
 Kali bi., Kali bichromicum. 
 
 Kali br., Kali bromium. 
 
 Kali c, Kali carbonicum. 
 
 Kali cy., Kali cyanicum. 
 
 Kali f., Kali ferrocyanatum. 
 
 Kali in., Kali muriaticum. 
 
 Kali iod., Kali iodatum (hydriodicum). 
 
 Kali n., Kali nitricum. 
 
 Kali perm., Kali permanganicum. 
 
 Kali ph., Kali phosphoricum. 
 
 Kali s., Kali sulphuricum. 
 
 Kalm., Kalmia latifolia. 
 
 Kaol., Kaolin. 
 
 Kob., Kobaltum. 
 
 Kreo., Kreosotum. 
 
 Lac c, Lac caninum. 
 
 Lac def., Lac vaccinum defloratum. 
 
 Lach., Trigonocephalus Lachesis. 
 
 Lachn., Lachnanthes tinctoria. 
 
 Lact. ac, Acidum lacticum. 
 
 Lactu. v., Lactuca virosa. 
 
 Lapis , Lapis al bu s . 
 
 Laur., Laurocerasus. 
 
 Led., Ledum palustre. 
 
 Lept., Leptandra virginica. 
 
 Lil. tig., Lilium tigrinum. 
 
 Lith., Lithium carbonicum. 
 
 Lobel. c, Lobelia coerulea. 
 
 Lobel. i., Lobelia inflata. 
 
 Lye, Lycopodium. 
 
 Lye vir., Lycopus virginicus. 
 
 Lyss., Lyssin. 
 
LIST OF REM EL VlES. 
 
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 Magn. c, Magnesia carbonica. 
 
 Magn. m., Magnesia muriatica, 
 
 Magn. p., Magnesia phosphorica. 
 
 Magn. b., Magnesia sulphurica. 
 
 Mane, Hippomane mancinella. 
 
 Mang., Manganum carbonicum. 
 
 Mar. v., Teucrium Marum verum. 
 
 Med., Medorrhiimm. 
 
 Melil., Melilotus vulgaris. 
 
 Menyanth., Menyanthes trifoliata. 
 
 Meph., Mephitis putorius. . 
 
 Merc, per., Mercurialis perennis. 
 
 Merc, Mercurius solubilis and vivus. 
 
 Merc, cor., Mercurius sublimatus corrosivus. 
 
 Merc, cy., Mercurius cyanatus. 
 
 Merc, d., Mercurius dulcis (calomel). 
 
 Merc. iod. flav., Mercurius iodatus flavus. 
 
 Merc. iod. rub., Mercurius iodatus ruber. 
 
 Merc, sul., Mercurius sulphuricus. 
 
 Mez., Mezereum. 
 
 Millef. Millefolium. 
 
 Mitch, rep., Mitchella repens. 
 
 Morph. sul.; Morphinum sulphuricum. 
 
 Mosch., Moschus. 
 
 Murex, Murex purpurea. 
 
 Mur. ac, Muriaticum acidum. 
 
 Mygale, Lasiodora Cubana. 
 
 My os., Myosotis. 
 
 Myr. cer., Myrica cerifera. 
 
 Myrtue, Myrtus communis. 
 
 Naja, Xaja tripudians. 
 
 Natr. a., Natrum arsenicatum. 
 
 Natr. c, Natrum carbonicum. 
 
 Natr. m. Natrum muriaticum. 
 
 Natr. p., Natrum phosphoricum. 
 
 Natr. s., Natrum sulphuricum. 
 
 NiccoL, Niccolum. 
 
 Nitr. sp. d., Spiritus nitri dulcis. 
 
 Nitr. ac, Nitri acidum. 
 
 Nuph., Nuphar luteum. 
 
 Nux m., Nux moschata. 
 
 Nux v., Strychnos Nux vomica. 
 
 CEnan., (Enanthe crocata. 
 
 Oleand., Oleander. 
 
 01. an., Oleum animale. 
 
 Ol.Vaje., ' Oleum cajeputi. 
 
 01. jec, Oleum jecoris aselli. 
 
 Op., Opium. 
 
 Orig., Origanum vulgare. 
 
 Osm., Osmium. 
 
 Oxal. ac, Oxalicum acidum. 
 
 Pseonia, Paeonia officinalis. 
 
 Pallad., Palladium. 
 
 Pareira, Pareira brava. 
 
 Paris, Paris quadrifolia. 
 
 Petrol., Petroleum. 
 
 Petrosel., Petroselinum. 
 
 Phell., Phellandrium aquaticum. 
 
 Phos., Phosphorus. . 
 
 Phos. ac, Phosphoricum acidum. 
 
 Phyt., Phytolacca decandra. 
 
 Pic ac, Picric acid. 
 
 Pix., Pix liquida. 
 
 Plant., Plantago major. 
 
 Plat., Platinum. 
 
 Plumb., Plumbum. 
 
 Pod., Podophyllum. 
 
 Polyp., Polyporus officinalis. 
 
 Polyg., Polygonum punctatum. 
 
 Prun. y Prunus spinosa. 
 
 PteT- i pr hmm - 
 
 Puis. PMlsatilia mta - - 
 
 Ean. b., Kanunp-' i0 ^ulbosus. 
 
 Ran. sc, Ranunculus sceleratus. • 
 
 Raph., Raphanus. 
 
 Ratan., Ratanhia. 
 
 Rheum, Rheum palmatum. 
 
 Rhod., Rhododendron. 
 
 Rhus, Rhus toxicodendron. 
 
 Rhus v., Rhus venenata or vernix. 
 
 Rob., Robinia. 
 
 Rumex, Rumex crispus. 
 
 Ruta, , Ruta graveolens. 
 
 Sabad., Sabadilla. 
 
 Sabina, Juniperus Sabina. 
 
 Sal. ac, Salicylic acid. 
 
 Samb., Sambucus nigra. 
 
 Sam 
 
 Sanguinaria canadensis. 
 
 Sarrac, Sarracenia purpurea. 
 
 Sars Sarsaparilla. 
 
 Sec, Secale cornutum. 
 
 Selen., Selenium. 
 
 Senecio, Senecio aureus. 
 
 Seneg., Senega. 
 
 Sep., Sepia. 
 
 Sil., Silica. 
 
 Sinap., Sinapis alba and nigra. 
 
 Spig., Spigelia. 
 
 Spong., Spongia tosta. 
 
 Squilla, Squilla maritima. 
 
 Stann., Stannum. 
 
 Staph., Staphisagria. 
 
 Sticta, Sticta pulmonaria. 
 
 Stilling., Stillingia sylvatica. 
 
 Stram., Stramonium. 
 
 Stront., Strontia carbonica. 
 
 Sul., Sulphur. 
 
 Sul. ac, Sulphuric acid. 
 
 Sum., Sumbul. 
 
 Symph., Symphitum officinale. 
 
 Syph., Syphilinum. 
 
 Tabac, Tabacum. 
 
 Tarax., Taraxacum. 
 
 Tarant., Tarantula hispanicp. 
 
 Tell., Tellurium. 
 
 Tereb., TerebinthinaB oleum. 
 
 Therid., Theridion curassavicum. 
 
 Thlaspi, Thlaspi bursa pastoris. 
 
 Thuya, (Thuja) Thuya occidentalis. 
 
 Trill., Trillium pendulum. 
 
 Tromb., Trombidium. 
 
 Tub ere, Tuberculinum. 
 
 Uran. n., Uranium nitricum. 
 
 Urt. ur., Urtica urens. 
 
 Ustil., L T stilago maidis. 
 
 Vacc, Vaccininum. 
 
 Yal. Valeriana. 
 
 Yariol., Variolinum, 
 
 Ver., Veratrum album. 
 
 Ver. v., Veratrum viride. 
 
 Verbas., Verbascum thapsus. 
 
 Vespa, Vespa Crabro. 
 
 Vib., Viburnum opulus. 
 
 Vinca, Vinca minor. 
 
 Viol., Viola odorata. 
 
 Xan., Xanthoxylum fraxineum. 
 
 Zinc, Zincum. 
 
 Zing., Zingiber officinale. 
 
 Ziz., Zizia aurea. 
 
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1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 ABANDON, wild : Bell. Jggg^ Wildness. 
 
 ABANDONED, feels : Cinch, bol. 
 
 ABHORRENCE, g^ Aversion. 
 
 ABSENTMINDED: Act. sp., IIAgnus, 
 Amm. c, Ang., I lArn., IIApis, Arum, t., 
 IBell., Bov., Calad., ICann. i., 7rCarb. ac, 
 Carb. s., ICaust., ICham., IICheL, MCic, 
 IColch., Daph., IIElaps, IGraph., Ictod., 
 Ilgn., IKali br., IKali c, Lyss., 1 1 Merc, 
 INatr.m., lOleand., IINux m., IPlat, IPlumb., 
 IPhos., Polyp., Puis., IRhus, ISep. 
 
 Absent-minded, in albuminuria: ICoccus. 
 
 Absent-minded, in apoplexy : IBar. c. 
 
 Absent-minded, on awakening : does not know 
 where he is or what to answer, INux. m. 
 
 Absent-minded, irritation of brain : ICup. ac. 
 
 Absent-minded, after coffee: in afternoon, I Cepa. 
 
 Absent-minded, when conversing: Cinch, bol. 
 
 Absent-minded, goes to post a letter, brings it 
 home in her hands : ILac. c. 
 
 Absent-minded, after nausea: in afternoon, 
 Calc. 
 
 Absent-minded, in ozaena : lAur. met. 
 
 Absent-minded, supposes to be in two places at 
 a time : 1 1 Lye. 
 
 Absent-minded, makes purchases and goes off 
 without them : ILac. c. 
 
 Absent-minded, standing in one place and 
 never accomplishes what he undertakes : 
 INux m. 
 
 Absent-minded, starts when spoken to : Carbol. 
 ac. 
 
 Absent-minded, with senselessness and intox- 
 icated condition : INux m. 
 
 Absent-minded, vanishing of thoughts : Zinc. 
 
 Absent-minded, with uneasiness : Magn. c. 
 
 Absent-minded, in urticaria : IBov. 
 
 Absent-minded, after wine :in afternoon, ICepa. 
 
 Absent-minded, in yellow fever : ISul. 
 j^irDullness, Forgetful, Memory weak. 
 
 ABSORBED: ICoccul., ISul., Stram.; for hours, 
 generally in morning (insanity), I INux v. 
 g@~ Reflecting and Thoughtful. 
 
 ABUSIVE, inclined to be: IHyos., ILyss. 
 %@T Anger, Insulting, Scolding. 
 
 ACT, no longer wishes to for herself: in ner- 
 vous debility, ICurar. 
 
 ACTIONS, foolish : Bell., IMerc, Sec; in hys- 
 teria, I Apis. 
 
 Actions, insane, with convulsions : |Phos. 
 
 Actions, ludicrous: Bell.; like monkeys, I IHyos. 
 
 ACCOUNTS, makes mistakes : in senile de- 
 mentia, incipient stage, ICrotal. 
 
 ADDRESSED, hates to be : IGraph. 
 
 AFFECTATION, in mania: IStram. 
 
 AFFECTED, easily : INitr.ac, I IPhos.; by sad 
 stories, HCic 
 
 AFFECTION, has none for anybody : during 
 pregnancy, Aeon. 
 figp^ Aversion, Hate. 
 
 AFFECTIONATE: ICroc 
 
 Affectionate, children kiss and caress : IPuls. 
 
 AFFRONTED. j|@=» Anger and Insulted. 
 
 AGITATION: ^Ethus., Anag,. Ananth., 
 I Apis, Ast. r., lAur. met., HCoff., Crotal., 
 ICypr., IDaph., I IGlon., I ISpig., ISpong., 
 ISul., IITereb., I ITuberc, 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Agitation, with each paroxysm of pain in abdo- 
 men : IColoc 
 
 Agitation, in humid asthma : ICann. s. 
 
 Agitation, on awakening : INatr. m. 
 
 Agitation, in bronchitis : in dentition, IKreo. 
 
 Agitation, with convulsions : ICic 
 
 Agitation, with cough: Cadm.; aggravates 
 cough, Cistus. 
 
 Agitation, with diarrhoea : yellow, green, burn- 
 ing stools, IRob. 
 
 Agitation, in diphtheria : I Apis. 
 
 Agitation, easy : infantile convulsions, IMagn. p. 
 
 Agitation, in enteritis : IITereb. 
 
 Agitation, as if frightened: awakens, IMerc 
 
 Agitation, heart : organic disease of, I Apis ; 
 with vexation, trembling and fluttering, pain- 
 ful to shoulders (valvular insufficiency), 
 ILith. c 
 
 Agitation, after hemorrhage : ICinch. 
 
 Agitation, as in joyous hope : I Aur met. 
 
 Agitation, in hydrocephalus : lApis, ICarb. ac. 
 
 Agitation, manipulations cause : Coff. 
 
 Agitation, in menorrhagia: ICann. i. 
 
 Agitation, at night: great IGraph.; precursor of 
 apoplexy, lAst. r.; in spasmodic croup, IKali 
 br.; latter part, incipient hydrocephalus, 
 I Apis. 
 
 Agitation, in nymphomania : Ast. r. 
 
 Agitation, with paroxysm, produced by pour- 
 ing water into a basin (hydrophobia) : Lyss. 
 
 Agitation, in threatened phthisis : I ITuberc. 
 
 Agitation, in scarlatina : I Apis. 
 
 Agitation, sleep: disturbing, Anag.; prevent- 
 ing, Coff. 
 
 Agitation, throat : sore, I ISul.; causes stitches, 
 ICist. 
 
 Agitation, with trembling of limbs : in facial 
 neuralgia, I ISpig. 
 
 Agitation, with irritability of vagina : ICypr. 
 
 Agitation, violent: brought on by current of 
 air, bright light, sight of any shining object, 
 slightest touch, even by conversation in vicin- 
 ity of patient, Lyss. 
 J^g" 3 * Excitement, Restless. 
 
 AGONY. J^~ Anguish. 
 
 ALARM. J^~ Fear. 
 
 ALONE, ggr* Company. 
 
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18 
 
 1. MIN/D AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 TtfTlT^S : Ant. c, UCantb., IHyos., 
 
 AMBITION, irigPSJl' trou ble from disap- 
 pointed: I INux v. 
 
 AMOROUS: Hod., ILach., IILyc, I I Merc. 
 
 Amorous frenzy : HCanth. 
 
 Amorous, voluptuous, fights it (epilepsy) : 
 ILach. 
 J8^° Amative, Erotic, Lascivious. 
 
 AMUSE himself, child does not : BHep. 
 
 ANGER : I Aeon., Act. sp., Agar., Agn. c, Aloe, 
 Alum., lAnac, Ant. t., Arg. met., Arg. nit., 
 Arn., Ars., Ast. r., I I Aur. met., Bar. c, Bell., 
 HBry., Bufo., Cainca, Calad., ICalc, ICalc. 
 p., Caps., Carb. s., ICarbo v., ICard. m., 
 ICaust., HCham., Chlor., Chel., Coccul., Coff., 
 IColoc, Con., ICroc, CrotaL, Cup. m., Cypr., 
 Dulc, Dros., Elaps., Ferr., Gels., Graph., Hell., 
 Hep., Hydras., Hyos.,Ign., Indig., Ipec, Kali 
 br., Kali c, Lach., ILed., ILyc, Lyss., Mane, 
 Mez., Melilot., Meph., Mur. ac, INatr. m., 
 Natr. s., Niccol., Nuph., Nux m., I INux v., 
 Op., IPetrol., IPhos., Plat., Psor., Ran. b.,Sep., 
 UStaph., Squilla, Stront., ISul., Tarant., Tell., 
 Thuya, Val., Vinca, Zinc. 
 
 Anger, ailments from: Agar., Alum., Ant. t., 
 Arn., lAur. met., IBry., Cadm., ICham., 
 IICoccul., Coff., IColoc, Ferr., ILyc, Mane, 
 INatr. m., IIOp., UStaph. 
 
 Anger, alternating with : calmness, ICroc; hi- 
 larity, lOp. 
 
 Anger, causes anguish and fear of death : IPlat. 
 
 Anger, on awaking : IILyc, Lyss. 
 
 Anger, causes bilious complaints : ICham. 
 
 Anger, causes biliary colic : IStaph. 
 
 Anger, chest : spasmodic constriction, ICup. m.; 
 stitching, Arg.n.; stitches in upper when draw- 
 ing deep breath, Caust. 
 
 Anger, causes chill: I IBry., ICham.; alternat- 
 ing with heat, I INux v. 
 
 Anger, in children : lAcon.; become stiff, bend 
 backward, kick when carried, throw every- 
 thing off, I ICham. 
 
 Anger, causes chlorosis : INux v. 
 
 Anger after coition : ICalc 
 
 Anger from least contradiction : lAur. met., 
 Bry., Ferr., Niccol., INux v., I I Petr. 
 
 An«;er, causes convulsions: I ICham., I IBufo., 
 1 1 Kali br., 1 1 Op.; clonic, Plat. 
 
 Anger, causes cough : lAnt. t., Arg. met., Arg. 
 nit., lArn., ICham., ICaps. 
 
 Anger, with delusions : during climaxis, I I Zinc. 
 
 Anger, causes diarrhoea : I Aloe, ICham., I ICol- 
 oc, INux v.; with cutting, griping, lAcon. 
 
 Anger, sudden ebullitions, with cowardice : 
 Bar. c 
 
 Anger, in epilepsy : during morning, child, 
 IBry. 
 
 Anger, excited easily : iEsc h., Arg. nit., Ars., 
 Calad., Calc, I ICaps., I ICham., ICocc, ICon., 
 BCrotal., IDulc, I I Gels., IGraph., IILyc, 
 1 INux v., IPhos., IPsor., Pan. b., Val.; with 
 great bodily activity (melancholia), I IPlat.; 
 much affected thereby, I I Zinc; consolation 
 
 • aggravates, does not want to be disturbed, 
 \ I Hell.; before epileptic attack, llndig.; after 
 marasmus, measles, IHydras.; after being 
 kindly spoken to (inflammation of brain), 
 I I Hell.; by trifles, ICocc, IHep., IMez., INatr. 
 m.; cardiac rheumatism, I IPhos., Squilla, 
 IThuya; about imaginary things, Meph. 
 
 Anger, with red face : I IBry. 
 
 Anger, causes fever : ICham.; insidious nervous 
 fevers, I ICocc; typhoid, ICham. 
 
 Anger, furious : about pain, ICham.; with ges- 
 tures, Sep. 
 
 Anger, causes quiet grief : llgn. 
 
 Anger, causes haemoptysis : INux v. 
 
 Anger, head: congestion to, I ICham.; heat, • 
 I IBry. 
 
 Anger, causes headache : Petr., IPhos., IPlat., 
 INux v. 
 
 Anger, heart omits tenth beat, with intermis- 
 sion faint as if he would die : I Gels. 
 
 Ang*er, flushes of heat, with sweat : I I Petr. 
 
 Anger, causes hoarseness from weakness of vo- 
 cal organs: IStaph. 
 
 Anger, hydrophobic outburst hastened : Lyss. 
 
 Anger, irascible : Carb. s., ICaust,, Cypr., IKali 
 c, I IMelil., 1 1 Zinc; atrophy of children, 
 IPhos.; getting beside oneself, Dros. 
 
 Anger causes jaundice : INatr. s., I INux v. 
 
 Anger, alternate laughing and weeping : IPlat. 
 
 Anger, laziness after: I INux v. 
 
 Anger, as soon as leucorrhcea (white of egg dis- 
 charge) ceases : IHydras. 
 
 Anger, melancholia developing into madness : 
 IHyos. 
 
 Anger, causes menorrhagia : I INux v. 
 
 Anger, causes suppression of menses : IColoc 
 
 Anger, causes menstrual colic : I ICham. 
 
 Anger, causes metritis : ICham. 
 
 Anger causes milk fever and suppression of 
 milk: ICham. 
 
 Anger, if misunderstood, before spasms : Bufo. 
 
 Anger, tip of nose red : Vinca. 
 
 Anger, causes nosebleed : lArs. 
 
 Anger, with oneself all day : Ars.; does not wish 
 to be spoken to, I I Elaps. 
 
 Anger, causes paralysis: i INatr. m., INux v.; 
 on one side, Staph. 
 
 Anger, paresis of arms and legs : Natr. m. 
 
 Anger, in paroxysms: IBell.; pertussis, ICaust. 
 
 Anger, passionate outbursts : I I Chel., Lyss., 
 Tell. 
 
 Anger, at absent persons when thinking of 
 them : Aur. met. 
 
 Anger, during pregnancy : INux m. 
 
 Anger, after a jealous quarrel with husband (af- 
 fection of heart) : ILach. 
 
 Anger, on being questioned : Coloc 
 
 Anger, regret at his behavior, making earnest 
 apologies: Lyss. 
 
 Anger, reserved displeasure : I Aur. met., llgn., 
 Illpec, IILyc, INatr. m., UStaph. 
 
 Anger, causes restlessness: I IColoc. 
 
 Anger, causes sleeplessness: IColoc. 
 
 Anger, when spoken to : ICham. 
 
 Anger, with suffocative attack : ICham. 
 
 Anger, with tears : I Coff. 
 
 Anger, throat pit, constriction and pressure in, 
 worse when swallowing : Staph. 
 
 Anger, throws things out of her hands : IColoc. 
 
 Anger, with trembling : IPlat.; of limbs with 
 oppression of breathing, worse evening after 
 eating, change of temperature, especially hot 
 to cold, Kan. b.; when he cannot satisfy it, 
 Aur. met. 
 
 Anger causes pain in uterus, with chill : IBry. 
 
 Anger, causes vomiting : I IColoc; of bile, with 
 thirst, 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Anger, when incoherent speech is not under- 
 stood (chorea) : IBufo. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 19 
 
 Anger, vindictive : ICalc. 
 
 Anger, with violence : in evening, Cain.; takes 
 everything in bad part, lAnac; personal, from 
 slight offence, lAnac, wishes he might get 
 at some one on whom he might vent it, Zinc. 
 
 Anger, in worm affections : ICina, ICarbo v. 
 8®°* Chagrin, Crossness, Cursing, Fury, 
 111 humor, Indignation, Irritability, Quarrel- 
 some, Temper, Vehemence,Vexation,Violence. 
 
 ANGUISH (agony): 1 1 Aeon., ^Ethus., I I Al- 
 um., Amb., I Apis, lArg. nit., IB Arm, IArs., 
 Bell., ICarbo v., ICoff., Crotal., ICup. ars., 
 ICup. m., IGels., IHell., 1 1 Hydras., IHyos., 
 Uatroph., Lactu. v., ILobel. i., IMez., Plant. 
 IPlat., IPlumb., IPuls., I ISars., Sec., IStram., 
 1 1 Zinc. v. 
 
 Anguish, with pain in abdomen: Coff. 
 
 Anguish, in threatened abortion : ICham. 
 
 Anguish, as if some accident would happen: all 
 day, better after going to bed, Magn. c. 
 
 Anguish, with amenorrhcea : IPlat.; when ly- 
 ing down, IGraph. 
 
 Anguish, in angina pectoris : IIArn. 
 
 Anguish, in abscess in Antrum of Highmore : 
 IMez. 
 
 Anguish, awaking : at night, INatr. s.; at 4 a.m., 
 INux v. 
 
 Anguish, with tightness of breathing': oppres- 
 sion, I Op.; desire to sit up or jump out of bed, 
 IVer. 
 
 Anguish, cardiac : lAcon., IArs., Bell., ICarbo 
 v., I Dig. 
 
 Anguish, in catarrh on chest: child tosses, 
 I IArs. 
 
 Anguish, from choking : in influenza, llpec. 
 
 Anguish, in cholera : lArg. nit.; Asiatic, IArs., 
 iHydr. ac; sporadic, ITabac; cholerine, Ua- 
 troph. 
 
 Anguish, with colic : during paroxysm of inter- 
 mittent, ICoff. 
 
 Anguish, complains without knowing what 
 ails him: IMosch. 
 
 Anguish, convulsions of extremities: Coccul. 
 
 Anguish, during whooping cough : IDros. 
 
 Anguish, cries of: child, yEthus. 
 
 Anguish, as if he had committed a crime: Aram. 
 c; with cephalagia, I I Alum.; or as if some 
 calamity impended, drove her from place to 
 place, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Anguish, deadly: Chel.; with palpitation, IVer.; 
 tremulous, worse during rest, while sitting or 
 lying, better by motion, IPuls. 
 
 Anguish, death : dread of, which is supposed 
 to be near, Raph.; during time she is free 
 from rage, wishes to die, Bell. 
 
 Anguish, "with dypsnoea: ICalc. 
 
 Anguish, after eating: lAsaf., I I Sep. 
 
 Anguish, epigastrium : hepatic typhus, IChel. 
 
 Anguish, precedes fainting : Ver., JSfux v. 
 
 Anguish with fever : hectic, ICalc; intermit- 
 tent, I Kali c. 
 
 Anguish, head : aching and sensation of com- 
 pression in forehead, IColoc; cold sweat on 
 forehead, BlVer.; in headache, lAur met., 
 Coloc; empty feeling, INatr. m. 
 
 Anguish, caused by painful aching in hypogas- 
 trium, ceasing when menses appear (uterine 
 disease): IMurex. 
 
 Anguish, in hysteria : llgn. 
 
 Anguish, indescribable : in metritis, pericar- 
 ditis, cholera Asiatica, IArs.; asphyctic form of 
 urcemia, IHydr. ac. 
 
 Anguish, with labor pain • IN^ r c -> snrieks for 
 help, llg-n.; after childbirth '! IThu y a - . 
 
 Anguish, with alternate lauph^S and weeping, 
 after anger: IPlat. 
 
 Anguish, from loss of his friend: IINitr.ac. 
 
 Anguish, with madness : in facial neuralgia 
 I I Verbas. 
 
 Anguish, with melancholy : Crotal. 
 
 Anguish, in meningitis : IBufo. 
 
 Anguish, until menses appeared : I IMurex. 
 
 Anguish, metrorrhagia : I Croc. 
 
 Anguish, with nausea : IGDig. 
 
 Anguish, with oppression : better in open air, 
 ICann. i. 
 
 Anguish, with palpitation: Aur. met., ICalc; 
 cannot lie on back, w r orse going up stairs, 
 IIArs.; in violent paroxysms, IPuls.; insuffi- 
 ciency of mitral valve, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Anguish, paroxysms: cardiac, HSpon.; when 
 alone or in stormy weather, timorous, IPhos. 
 
 Anguish, in peritonitis: 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Anguish, in threatened pneumonia : IPhos., 
 (after Aeon). 
 
 Anguish, with restlessness: 1 1 Aeon., IIArs., 
 IIBism. 
 
 Anguish, in shock from injury : IOp. 
 
 Anguish, with sinking : Carbo a. 
 
 Anguish, with sleeplessness : Crotal., IKali 
 iod., IThuya. 
 
 Anguish, before stool : IMerc; with ineffectual 
 urging, ICham. 
 
 Anguish, with cramp in stomach : iEthus. 
 
 Anguish , attempts to commit suicide : I I Hep. 
 
 Anguish, with sweat: Chin, s.; at night, Amb. 
 
 Anguish, tossing about: II Aeon., IArs., ICoff.; 
 with tearing in abdomen : I ICham. 
 
 Anguish, with toothache : ICoff. 
 
 Anguish, with vomiting: iLEthus.; vomiturition 
 (carcinoma ventriculi), I IMez. 
 
 Anguish, worse, with failure of every effort to 
 strive against weariness (veta), better only by 
 perfect rest : I Coca. 
 8®" Anxiety and Restlessness. 
 
 ANNOYED, by conversation : I IPtel. 
 
 Annoyed, desire hot to be disturbed : Chin, a., 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Annoyed, by least noise or light : Ars. 
 
 Annoyed, by trifles : ICon., Dros., Lyss. 
 
 ANSWER, abrupt, short, to imaginary ques- 
 tions, IHyos. 
 
 Answer, averse to : 1 1 Chin, s., IColoc, IManc, 
 I I Nux v., Spong. 
 
 Answer, cannot return civil : I ICham. 
 
 Answer, confused : children, Bar. m. ; in puer- 
 peral mania, I I Puis. 
 
 Answer, conversation carried on in low tones 
 in adjoining room (heart disease) : I I Op. 
 
 Answer, correctly, but at once becomes de- 
 lirious again (after pneumonia) : I IOp. 
 
 Answers with difficulty (anarsaca) : Hell. 
 
 Answers disconnected : with coldness of skin 
 and rapid pulse, Crotal. 
 
 Answers with effort (continuous remittent 
 fever): I ISulph. 
 
 Answers hastily : I I Rhus ; and evasively, Act. 
 rac 
 
 Answers imperiously: ILyc 
 
 Answers incoherently : Val. 
 
 Answers incorrectly : IBell., IHyos., I INux v.; 
 in heart disease, I IOp., IIPhos.,Stram., I IVer. 
 
 Answers, does not know what he ought to say: 
 INatr. m. 
 
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 1. MINE) AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Answers peevJ shl . iKali ars . 
 
 Answers, quic. anx i ous a nd tremulous (pneu- 
 monia) : ILyc' 
 
 Answers rapidly : x^j^ 
 
 Answers, refuses to : Act. rac,*Agar., ICamph., 
 IHyos., UPhos., Sabad., IStram., Sul., 1 I Ver.; 
 except by grunt, I lAtrop. s.; in insanity, 
 1 1 Ver. v.; after wound in head, ILed. 
 
 Answers reluctantly: 1 1 Con., 1 1 Rhus, Stann., 
 1 1 Vib.; says yes or no with difficulty, Sulph. 
 ac; and slowly, or short and incoherently, 
 IPhos. ac. 
 
 Answers, repeats all questions before answer- 
 ing them: I Zinc. 
 
 Answers short : ICic, Coff., Stann.; incomplete, 
 but correct (imbecility), lAnac; quick (after 
 metrorrhagia), I I Sep.; unintelligible, at times 
 inappropriate (typhoid), UPhos. ac. 
 
 Answers slow: Ars. h., IIHell., 1 1 Kali br., 
 
 I I Merc, v., UPhos., Zinc; but correctly, 
 
 I I Rhus ; reflects long, ICoccuL; imbecility, 
 Anac; softening of brain, UPhos.; in torpid 
 typhoid pneumonia, I Sul. 
 
 Answers snappishly : HCham. 
 
 Answers, does not seem to understand ques- 
 tions after childbirth: I I Thuya. fl@- Com- 
 prehension. 
 
 Answers, wandering : ILyc. 
 M^° Taciturn, Talking. 
 
 ANTAGONISM: with herself (melancholy), 
 IKali c; of wills, lAnac. 
 8^~ Contradictory, Contrary, Objections. 
 
 ANTHROPOPHOBIA. j^g" Aversion, and 
 Company. 
 
 ANTICIPATION : feels matters sensitively 
 before they occur, and generally correctly, 
 I Med.; of any unusual ordeal, causes com- 
 plaints, 1 1 Gels. 
 
 f$gf Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Fore- 
 boding, Uneasy. 
 
 ANTICS, g^ 1 * Actions, Gestures, Tricks. 
 
 ANTIPATHY. jg^ Aversion, Company, 
 Dissatisfied, Hate. 
 
 ANXIETY : II Aeon., Acet. ac, I Act. rac, Act. 
 sp., Agnus, lAilant., Aloe, MAI. p. s., Alum, 
 lAmb., I I Apis, IIArg. nit., 1 1 Ars., Ars. h., 
 Arum m., lAsaf., I lAsar., lAspar., IBAur. met., 
 Bar. c, IBelL, Berb., ^Bism., Brom., IIBry., 
 ■Cact., Cadm. s., HCalc, I ICalc. a., Calc. n., 
 I BCamph., BCalc. p., Calend., BCann. i., Cann. 
 s., BCanth., Caps., BCarbo a., BBCarbo v., 
 ICaust., ICepa, BBCham., BBChel., BChin. a., 
 IChin. s., BChlor., I ICic, IBCina, BCinch., 
 Cinnam., BCimex, Coca, ICoccus, I ICoccuL, 
 ICochl., Codein., ICoff., Coff. t., IColch., ICol- 
 oc, ICon., ICroc, ICrotal, Crot. t., Cub., ICup. 
 ac, I ICup. m., Cupr.s., ICyclam., Cypr.,Diad., 
 II Dig., BDros., IDulc, Elaps, Eup. perf., Eu- 
 phorb., BBFerr., IFerr. mur., Filix, IFluor. 
 ac, IGels., Guarsea, IGraph., BHell., IHep., 
 ■Hydr. ac, IHyos., IHyper., Ilctod., Ilpec, 
 llgn., Inul., I BIod.,B Jalap., B Jatroph., BKali br., 
 BKali c, BKali iod., Kali n., I IKali ph., Kreo., 
 BLil. tig., I ILith., BLaur., BLyc, Lyss., 
 Mane, BNaja, BNatr. c, MNatr. p., BNatr. s., 
 I INux m., BBNux v., BOp., I IOrig.,Osm., Oxal. 
 ac, P^onia, BPetrol., Phell., BBPhos., BPlant. 
 m., BBPsor., BPuls., BSabad., Sal. ac, Samb., 
 Seneg., ISil., HSpig., ITabac, Tarant., Tarax., 
 IVer., Ver. v. 
 
 Anxiety, in abdomen : Vespa ; colic (in chil- 
 dren), ICalc p. ; spasmodic, contractive, cut- 
 
 ting, I I Plumb.; griping as if intestines would 
 be constricted, Spig.; puffed (in childbed) 
 lAmb.; before and with stool, Calend.; tearing 
 in, HCham. 
 
 Anxiety, as if some accident would happen : 
 Magn. s. 
 
 Anxiety, in afternoon : 4 to 6 p.m., ICarbo v. 
 
 Anxiety, better in open air : Arund. 
 
 Anxiety, when alone: UPhos.; especially in 
 evening, IDros.; as if she were alone and all 
 about were dead and still, I Rhus. 
 
 Anxiety, followed by apathy : lAcon. 
 
 Anxiety, in aphonia : IFerr. 
 
 Anxiety, apparitions, like a feverish fancy, 
 while awake : Zinc. 
 
 Anxiety, had to stretch arms : INatr. c 
 
 Anxiety, on ascending : INitr. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, in ascites : IFluor. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, in asthma : I Arg. nit., IDig. 
 
 Anxiety, as if she would never get awake again, 
 when in bed : Ang. 
 
 Anxiety, on awaking: lArn., I ICarbo v., 
 ICinch., IPhos.; children, in evening, MCina; 
 in morning, ICinch.; in night, IDros.; with 
 heat, at night, ISul.; is awakened by, Samb. 
 
 Anxiety, with paralytic pain in small of back : 
 ICoccuL 
 
 Anxiety, in bed : Berb.; on going to bed, Tereb.; 
 could with difficulty be induced to go to bed, 
 1 1 Caust.; on rising" from bed, Rhus ; drives 
 from bed, Lyss.; in spasms after fright, ICup. 
 m. 
 
 Anxiety, with paralysis of bladder : ICic 
 
 Anxiety, of whole body : Inul.; compelled to do 
 something, no rest, IBry.; with trembling 
 (typhoid fever) : 1 1 Nux m. 
 
 Anxiety, breathing: that he would only be 
 able to breathe a short time (influenza), 
 1 1 Rhus ; short, loud, accelerated, Ammoniac 
 j^g^ dyspnoea. 
 
 Anxiety, from mucus in bronchi : Arund. 
 
 Anxiety, with bronchitis : acute, I Cact.; capil- 
 lary, IChel. 
 
 Anxiety, about business: dyspepsia from r 
 I INux v. 
 
 Anxiety, as though cramp in calves would set 
 in (cholera) : I Jatroph. 
 
 Anxiety in catalepsy : Art. v. 
 
 Anxiety, after cheerful, careless mood: IGels. 
 
 Anxiety, felt in chest: Astac, I ICalc, with 
 gastralgia, ILyc; arising from chest, Kali b.; 
 in chest complaints of children, ICalc. p.; with 
 congestion, INitr. ac; constriction, ISpig.; in 
 evening, IStann.; cutting constriction, Spig.; 
 caused by drawing across lower, ICinch.; Math 
 oppression, lAcon., IDig., Phos. ac, IPsor.; 
 better bending forward, IColch.; on lying upon 
 left side, IPuls.; with effusion of serum, I Ran. 
 b. ; as if a heavy load were on chest, ^Ethus.;. 
 with dull shocks from posterior walls to be- 
 tween shoulders, Calc; with tearing pain when 
 raising arms toward head, I I Spig.; with weight 
 (rheumatism of heart), ILach.; on lower por- 
 tion Rhus ; as if below left breast, trembling 
 with palpitation and bitter eructations, I IPhos. 
 
 Anxiety, chill: before, Ars. h.; during, I Aeon., 
 I Cam ph., Calend., Caps.; with neuralgia, 
 IMez.; after rigor, in valvular disease, HChel. 
 
 Anxiety, in cholerine : lAnt. t., lAsar. 
 
 Anxiety, in cholera Asiatica: HCamph., IChin. 
 s., ICupr. m.; as though cramps in calves woul i 
 set in, I Jatroph. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 21 
 
 Anxiety, in chorea : IChel., ICup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, as if clothing got too tight, walking 
 out-doors : Arg. m. 
 
 Anxiety, about her condition : I ISpong. 
 
 Anxiety, during confinement : Cup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, with confusion and cloudiness (ty- 
 phoid) : UPhos. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, of conscience: ICoccul., Stront., IDig.; 
 worse evening and after dinner, IVer. 
 
 Anxiety, almost loss of consciousness : in puer- 
 peral mania, ICamph. 
 
 Anxiety, continued: in pregnancy, I IStann.; 
 in anasarca, lArs. 
 
 Anxiety in attacks, cannot control herself: 
 ICup. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, from conversation : Amb. 
 
 Anxiety, convulsive shaking or trembling: 
 does not extend below waist, ICup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, with cough: IIAcon., Brom., ICoff., 
 Hep., Iod., IKali c, Melil., Stram.; rough, dry 
 in diphtheria, IMerc. cy.; loose, suddenly 
 changes to dry, hoarseness, dyspnoea (typhus), 
 ISpong.; tickling and expectoration of bright 
 red frothy blood, often preceded by hawking, 
 I I Phos. ac; in whooping cough, IStram.; be- 
 fore attacks, ICup. m.; after attacks, ICina. 
 
 Anxiety, as if committing a crime: IICheL, 
 ■Ferr. J§@? D murder. 
 
 Anxiety, in croup : I ISpong. 
 
 Anxiety, with crowing inspiration (whooping 
 cough): IMosch. 
 
 Anxiety, all day : Verbasc. 
 
 Anxiety, death : fear of (angina), IDig., Squilla ; 
 about those belonging to him, with constant 
 thoughts of death (aphonia), I Ferr.; with dys- 
 pnoea, restlessness, Psor.; deathly, without heat 
 (cholera Asiatica), ICup. m., as if her senses 
 would vanish, with trembling of limbs, op- 
 pression of- breath, and palpitation, IPlat.; as 
 if about to die, Acon.,Ars., Asaf.,Caps.,ICaust., 
 ICroc, UPhos.; as if dying (palpitation), Amm. 
 c; prepares farewell* messages, ILyc; with 
 loss of strength, IRhus. 
 
 Anxiety, with debility, faintness and aching in 
 left iliac region : ICrotal. 
 
 Anxiety, with dreams: I ISpong. 
 
 Anxiety, in diabetes : INatr. s.; makes diabetes 
 worse, Codein. 
 
 Anxiety, in diarrhoea : Thuya. 
 
 Anxiety, in diphtheria: IChin. a. 
 
 Anxiety, about disease : Acet. ac, Agar., Amm. 
 c, ICalc, IChin. a., IINitr. ac, UPhos.; when 
 awake at night, Ars.h.; at change of life, IKali 
 br.; with despair of getting well (apoplexy, 
 asthma), lArs.; concerning recovery, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, about domestic affairs : during preg- 
 nancy, Bar. c, I IStann. 
 
 Anxiety, during down-ward motion: BIBor.; 
 of hammock while asleep, Coff. t. 
 
 Anxiety, with feeling of dread : Sang. 
 
 Anxiety, after drinking : ICimex ; better by 
 drinking cold water, Aeon. 
 
 Anxiety, in dysentery : ICarbo v. 
 
 Anxiety, causes dyspepsia : Cypr. 
 
 Anxiety, dyspnoea: I Acet. ac, Astac, I IBis'm., 
 ICarbo a., IKalm., ILyc, IPhos., I ISpong., 
 ■Viol.; must loosen clothing, Stann.; spasms of 
 chest, IHyos.; in liver complaint, lAcet. ac; 
 in tuberculosis, IChin. a. ; in veta, Coca. 
 g^ 15 breathing. 
 
 Anxiety, eating: if he does not eat, lllod.; 
 after dinner, with popression of chest, IPhos.; 
 
 after dinner, in fifth month of pregnancy, 
 
 I I Psor.; while eating warm food, Magn. c; 
 after eating, Amb., Ferr.; from irregular action 
 of heart, ICoccus. 
 
 Anxiety, with ebullitions : Aloe ; in emphy- 
 sema, ICarbo. v. 
 
 Anxiety, in epigastrium: Calca., IDig.; of chil- 
 dren, ICalc. p.; in gastralgia, ILyc; with op- 
 pression of respiration, Sabad.; with pressure 
 • (hysteria), I INux v. 
 
 Anxiety, with qualmishness : in evening, 
 IPuls.; from slight causes, with throbbing, 
 Ferr.; with wabbling, Anac 
 
 Anxiety, in epilepsy : during intervals of 
 spasms, Cup. m.; threatened with a fit, Alum. 
 
 Anxiety, in evening : Ant. t., IHep., IIMtr. ac, 
 IPhos.; in bed, HCarbo v., ISul.; with oppres- 
 sion of breathing, Coca, 1 1 Car bo v.; until 11 
 p.m., IBor.; and night, IMerc; as evening 
 comes on, I ICalc, HSep.; with hectic fever, 
 IPhos.; returns in evening, Colch. 
 
 Anxiety, about everything : Sarrac 
 
 Anxiety, about imaginary evils: Laur., HSep. 
 
 Anxietv,from excitement: with irritable heart, 
 lAsaf. 
 
 Anxiety, eyes : on closing, I ICarbo v.; confused- 
 ness before eyes, after, I Psor. 
 
 Anxiety, face : expressive of, lAspar.; flushed 
 after, ICup. m.; with painful numbness in 
 malar bones, and mastoid processes and chin, 
 as if parts were between screws (neuralgia), 
 Plat.; red, IKali iod.; tension in face and 
 skin of forehead, tight, frequently only on 
 one side, worse from change of temperature 
 and while eating, better after eating, IPhos. 
 
 Anxiety, faint : when walking, makes her walk 
 faster (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit.; as if she 
 were going to faint, I ISpong.; inexpressible, 
 with fainting, IDig. 
 
 Anxiety about his family : Acet. ac; which he 
 left behind on a short journey, increases until 
 he becomes inconsolable, towards evening, 
 IPetrol. 
 
 Anxiety, with fear: IRhus, IKali c, ISep.; 
 when he stands, forehead becomes covered 
 with cold sweat, sick to vomiting, Ver.; worse 
 till 5 a.m., with sleeplessness, Ignat. JJgP^Fear. 
 
 Anxiety, fever : during, IGuarsea ; 2 to 5 a.m., 
 with sleeplessness, Ign.; in intermittent, 
 
 I I Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t, ICoccul., ILyc; puerperal, 
 I IPlat.; yellow, IMerc 
 
 Anxiety, fingers : caused by tingling in (mye- 
 litis), IVer.; twitching after, excited by laugh- 
 ing, talking or any exciting emotion, ICup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, by flatulent distension : I INux v. 
 
 Anxiety, with gloomy foreboding: I Ferr. 
 
 Anxiety, no peace anywhere, as if she must fly 
 away: I Bell. 
 
 Anxiety, forenoon : about 11 a.m., better after 
 a little whiskey (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit. 
 
 Anxietv, as if a friend had forsaken her: 
 I Rhus. 
 
 Anxiety, after fright : BVer.; seventh month of 
 pregnancy, I Ign. 
 
 Anxietv, about future : Anac, Ant. c, Bar. c, 
 IBry', HCic, IDig., I IDros., IDulc, IGels., 
 IMur. ac, I IPhos., Staph., ISpig.; albuminuria, 
 Ars. ICalc; childbed or after, IBBry.; with 
 disgust of life, ILach.; melancholia," I ISul.; 
 chronic orchitis, BSpong.; spermatorrhoea, 
 IDig.; with beating in stomach, Ant. t. 
 J|@P Apprehension, Dread, Fear. 
 
22 
 
 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Anxiety, in gastralgia : lAbrot., ICham., Chel. 
 
 Anxiety, as of a ghost from which he could 
 not free himself after waking : ISul. 
 
 Anxiety, in haematemesis : I I Natr. m. 
 
 Anxiety, in haemoptysis : 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Anxiety, hands: caused by tingling (mye- 
 litis), IVer.; trembling, with flushes of heat, 
 IPlat. 
 
 Anxiety, happening : a misfortune, must have 
 fresh air, Amyl., Rhus, Spong., ISul., ICrot. 
 t., Zinc; as if something terrible had hap- 
 pened, llgn.; about things which happened 
 years ago, with palpitation, ISep. 
 
 Anxiety, head: congestion, Cycl., after menses, 
 llgn.; fetid sweat on one half, and forehead, 
 which is cold, INux v.; hot, after, ICup. m.; 
 pressure, also in spine, Benz. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, with headache : Lyss.; gastric, DCaust.; 
 worse lying down, I ISep. 
 
 Anxiety, about health of others, little concerned 
 about his own : Coccul. 
 
 Anxiety, heart : during attack, IKalm.; caused 
 by beating (angina pectoris), lAur. mur., by 
 irregular beating, when eating, I Coccul.; con- 
 stricting pain in region (angina pectoris), 
 ISpong.; in endocarditis, Coccul., nervous or 
 muscular energy of heart weakened by, 
 IMosch.; almost insupportable, in heart dis- 
 ease, IFerr. mur.; with pain in heart, Millef., 
 1 1 Op.; pain extending to nape of neck, left 
 shoulder and arm, INaja ; inexpressible, with 
 pressure at heart, and tearing in small of 
 back, Rhus; with stitches about, HSpig.; 
 stitch in region, during inspiration, Plumb.; 
 urging in heart toward abdomen and liver, 
 I Act. sp.; in valvular disease, Aur. met. 
 
 Anxiety, with heat: Berb., Bov., ICham., Nic- 
 col., B INux v., 1 1 Sec; mostly in afternoon, 
 Ruta,and evening, IPhos.; with burning (scar- 
 let fever), IMur. ac; following chill, IPuls.; of 
 head and cold feet, ISul.; in face, HCarbo v.; 
 burning and great thirst (puerperal fever), 
 I IPlat,; flushes of, ICalc, IDros., I ISep.; at 
 night (pneumonia), I ISul.; evening and 
 night, Plumb.; with screams, Stram.; suddenly, 
 I ISpong.; in typhus, IChlor.; as if in a hot 
 atmosphere, IPuls. 
 
 Anxiety, with hemorrhage : intestinal, IIAcon., 
 ICrotal.; of lungs, llpec. 
 
 Anxiety, about himself: ISil. 
 
 Anxiety, in house : better in open air, Magn. m., 
 ■Rhus, IPuls. 
 
 Anxiety, when hungry : IKali c. 
 
 Anxiety, with hurriedness: IINatr. m. 
 
 Anxiety, in hydrothorax : ICochl. 
 
 Anxiety, hypochondriacal : Asaf., I IMosch. 
 
 Anxiety, with pressing, drawing in left hypo- 
 chondrium from below upward : Rhus. 
 
 Anxiety, hysteric : Asaf., ITherid. 
 
 Anxiety, inconsolable : lAcon. 
 
 Anxiety, intense : Ars. s. f. 
 
 Anxiety, inward : in angina, lAnac 
 
 Anxiety, with irritablity : Sabina, in fungus 
 hsematodes, I IPhos.; and inclination to com- 
 mit suicide, afraid to die, I INux v. 
 
 Anxiety, in laryngitis : lArg. met. 
 
 Anxiety, causes laughing and crying, ending in 
 profuse sweat ICup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, as if he were engaged in a law suit or 
 dispute: INitr. ac 
 
 Anxiety, with fidgety legs : Anac. 
 
 Anxiety, with leucorrhoea : Calc p. 
 
 Anxiety, thinks she will not be able to get 
 
 along in life : I I Nux v. 
 Anxiety, in cancer of lips : ^Camph. 
 Anxiety, liver disease : with dropsy, IFluor. 
 
 ac 
 Anxiety, looks around anxiously: in croup, 
 
 I ISpong. 
 Anxiety, with congestion of lungs : Ammoniac 
 Anxiety, lying down : in croup, I Hep.; on left 
 
 side, I IPhos. 
 Anxiety, with intense redness in streaks follow- 
 ing course of lymphatics, from calf upward 
 
 to body : I I Mygale. 
 Anxiety, in mania : IStram. 
 Anxiety, with melancholy : ICrotal. 
 Anxiety, menses : amenorrhcea, ICycl.; men* 
 
 orrhagia, ICann. i.; before, INatr. m., ISul.;. 
 
 during, IBell., ICalc, INitr. ac, Coccul., 
 
 IMerc, ISul., I I Zinc. 
 Anxiety, from mental exertion : IPlant.; after 
 
 mind' ceased to be active, Benz. ac 
 Anxiety, in metrorrhagia : I I Sabina. 
 Anxiety, worse after midnight : 1 1 Ars. 
 Anxiety, with drawing in molars when lying 
 
 down: Oleand. 
 Anxiety, about money matters : Calc fl. 
 Anxiety, morning : Carbo v.; early, 1 1 Ars., 
 
 Bar. c 
 Anxiety, motion : on moving body (palpitation) 
 
 IHyos.; if he does not finish hurried, forceful 
 
 motions at once, IStram.; from slightest, child 
 
 in cyanosis, ILach.; in heart disease, I IDig., 
 
 as if sweat would break out, Niccol. 
 Anxiety, as if he had committed murder : in 
 
 mania, I Ars.; allows no rest night or day, 
 
 prevents lying down (heart disease), I IPhos. 
 Anxiety, with tearing from right side of navel: 
 
 ICalc. p. 
 Anxiety, nausea: from (diarrhoea), IIAnt.t., 
 
 ICalc, I INux v.; with, 1 1 Agar., Ant. t., Calc, 
 
 Caust., CrotaL, IKali c, Plat.; on exerting 
 
 eyes, USep.; at night, Cycl. 
 Anxiety, in afternoon : ICalc, IChelid. 
 Anxiety, in nephralgia: I I Op. 
 Anxiety, with nervous attack : Asaf. 
 Anxiety, in neuralgia ; ICham. 
 Anxiety, at night : Al. s. p., ICarbo a., ILach. , 
 
 I IMerc, Yer.; gonorrhoea, IMerc; in bed, 
 Ang.; driving out of bed (ascites, mania), 
 llArs.; emansio mensium, IDig.; caused by un- 
 dulating throbbings in chest, Ast. r.; with de- 
 sire to escape, I IMerc; iirbad effect of fright, 
 IMerc; in heart disease, IDig.; as from heat, 
 IPuls.; with feeling of helplessness, IILith.; 
 after metrorrhagia, I ISep.; after midnight, 
 
 I I Ars.; with palpitation caused by pressure 
 in stomach, ISul.; with rheumatism, lArs.; 
 
 in typhoid, ICanth.; with frightful visions, 
 ICamph. 
 
 Anxiety, from noise : I ISil. 
 
 Anxiety, after noon: lArs.; to 3 p.m. lAst. i\ 
 
 Anxiety, oesophagus: hot risings, I I Hyper.; 
 wounded, IBCic 
 
 Anxiety, oppressive : Bar., HCarbo v.; in scar- 
 latina, ICalc 
 
 Anxiety, in paroxysms: Calc, ICup. m., IHyos.; 
 cardiac, ISpong.; worse at night (influenza, 
 diarrhoea), I Ars. 
 
 Anxiety, with pains : Carbo v., Sars. 
 
 Anxiety, with palpitation : Agar., lAur. mur., 
 ICact., ICalc, IDig., Elaps., IGraph., IKalm., 
 I IKali ph., ILach., Lyss., I IMosch., INatr. in., 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 23 
 
 UPhos., IPsor., IStram., IVer.; in children, 
 ICalc. p.; prevents falling asleep, ISul.; dropsy, 
 hydropericardium, IColch.; evening and 
 morning, IBPhos.; worse from mental action, 
 Aur. mur.; after mental excitement, IPlat.; 
 tremulous, caused by quick motion or excite- 
 ment, ICoccul ; with cramplike pain in precor- 
 dial region, ILach.; with weakness, ICalc. p. 
 
 Anxiety, with diseased pancreas : lAtrop. s. 
 
 Anxiety, as if paralyzed : with ebullitions, 
 Amm. m. • 
 
 Anxiety, peculiar sensation : Stram. 
 
 Anxiety, in peritonitis : ILyc. 
 
 Anxiety, pining away from bodily and mental 
 (after mercury) : 1 1 Aur. met. 
 
 Anxiety, pneumonia: lAntt., IChel., I ISquilla. 
 
 Anxiety, particularly in prsecordia : I I An- 
 thrac. 
 
 Anxiety, about praecordia (during pregnancy), 
 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Anxiety, in pregnancy: during paroxysm last- 
 ing two or three hours, I Ant. t. 
 
 Anxiety, as if someone were pursuing him, 
 suspected everything around him, while walk- 
 ing: IIAnac. 
 
 Anxiety, when quiet : Act.sp. 
 
 Anxiety, rash: after confinement, ICup. m.; 
 before red rash, on seventh day, ICalc. 
 
 Anxiety, with spasm in rectum : Calc. 
 
 Anxiety, concerning recovery, jggg^ disease. 
 
 Anxiety, from disinclination to religious duties 
 produced by lascivious impulses: I lOrig. 
 
 Anxiety, retards action of remedy : Merc. iod. 
 flav. 
 
 Anxiety, cannot be resisted : effects of over- 
 study, ICup. ac. 
 
 Anxiety, with restlessness: I Aeon., LEthus., 
 BeU.,IICalc.,IJalap.,IIPhos.,Sabad. ) IISpong.; 
 in megrim, I /Ethus.; in morning, I I Zinc; with 
 sweat on forehead and heat of head, I IPhos.; 
 especially during a thunderstorm, worse from 
 music, INatr. c; and yawning, IPlumb.; no 
 rest at any employment, IChel.; walks about 
 room (headache), IColoc. $g|r tossing. 
 
 Anxiety, when retching : IChel. 
 
 Anxiety, in rheumatism : lAnt. t, 
 
 Anxiety, while riding: hypochondriasis, lArg. 
 n.; riding rapidly down hill, as if it would 
 take away his breath, IIBor. 
 
 Anxiety, during rocking: IIBor. 
 
 Anxiety, in room: better in open air, IBry. 
 
 Anxiety, with sadness: Ruta; in change of 
 life, IKali br. 
 
 Anxiety, in scarlatina: before appearance of 
 eruption, IMerc; with delayed eruption, 
 llpec. 
 
 Anxiety, about salvation : IGraph., I ISul. 
 
 Anxiety, senses : exalted state of, Lyss.; feeling 
 that he has lost control over, IMerc. s. 
 
 Anxiety, shaking: with shuddering, HCarbo v. 
 
 Anxiety, sitting: must sit bent forward, if pos- 
 sible at open window (tuberculosis), Chin. 
 a. ; while sitting obliged to take hold of 
 something because she did not think she could 
 keep up on account of beating and drawing in 
 limbs, IRhus ; passing off on sitting up in 
 bed, Spong. 
 
 Anxiety, sleep : in evening after going, with a 
 rush of ideas and blood to head, forcing him 
 to rise, IPuls.; before going, 1 1 Caust., as though 
 fainting would return and he would die, 
 ICaust.; disturbed by hysteria, 1 1 Sep.; pre- 
 
 vents falling asleep again after waking, Samb.; 
 longlasting after loss of, IINitr. ac. ; starts 
 out of, with, Amm. m. 
 
 Anxiety, with sleeplessness: IIAcon., Bell., 
 I IBry., IKali br., I ICoccul., Ign., ILach., Lyss., 
 IMerc. c, IMerc, I ICaust.; till 3 or 4 a.m., 
 I IBry. 
 
 Anxiety, cannot speak : llgn. 
 
 Anxiety, in spermatorrhoea : IPhos. 
 
 Anxiety, in sternum or cardiac region : Bry. 
 
 Anxiety, in stomach : burning, with coldness of 
 body, Jatroph.; cramps, ICalc, IDiad.; pain 
 extending to back, better from vomiting. ISep.; 
 pressure, IIBar. m.; twisting, 8 to "9 a.m., 
 ICoccul.; with stomachache, IBry. 
 
 Anxiety, stool : before, lArs., Cadm. s., IKali c, 
 IMerc, IVer.; during, IVer., Jalap. ; red face 
 from urging (obstruction of bowels), ICaust.; 
 ineffectual urging, lAmb., I ICaust. 
 
 Anxiety, in presence of strangers : I IStram. 
 
 Anxiety, with stupidity : Anac 
 
 Anxiety, doubts success : ILac c 
 
 Anxiety, sudden : with angina pectoris, ITab- 
 ac; with oppression of chest, driving from 
 place to place, ITabac; with dyspnoea, better 
 after stool, llctod.; at night, Ang.; overcome 
 by, Ruta ; with palpitation, IChel.; with 
 sweat, better after stool, llctod. 
 
 Anxiety, with suffering : IDig. 
 
 Anxiety, suffocation : and palpitation, awakens 
 after midnight, HSpong.; with spasms before 
 menses, I I Puis.; thinks she will suffocate at 
 night, I IPhos. 
 
 Anxiety, suicidal : IRhus, IDros., IMerc, 
 IPuls. 
 
 Anxiety, on swallowing : on account of pain, 
 (diphtheria), IMerc. cy. 
 
 Anxiety, sweat: Bell., ICalc, Fluor, ac; from 
 violent headache, I Ant. c; during, Alum, Calc, 
 Benz. ac, IMerc c, Samb.; in morning, 
 ■Sep.; toward morning, IPhos.; pallor, I Crotal.; 
 cold, with faintness, iPlumb., ITabac; cold, in 
 prolapsus uteri, Aeon.; viscid, Plumb.; profuse, 
 during night and in morning, IPhos. ac; all 
 day, Magn. c 
 
 Anxiety, symptoms disappear: during, Merc 
 iod. flav. 
 
 Anxiety, preventing sleep : IMerc. c. 
 
 Anxiety, talked incoherently during ervsipelas: 
 I IChel. 
 
 Anxiety, terrible : Ars., Vespa. 
 
 Anxiety, with flying thoughts : Caust. 
 
 Anxiety, in a thunderstorm : B IPhos. 
 
 Anxiety, on account of thieves : Zinc. 
 
 Anxiety, with attacks in throat : HSpong.; with 
 burning, Euphor. ; pain as if a ball were 
 lodged there or as if constricted when talking 
 or swallowing, I I Paris; from swelling pressing 
 on windpipe, I INatr. s.; from accumulation 
 of wind pressing on diaphragm, Chel. 
 
 Anxiety, timorous : in pertussis, ICaust. 
 
 Anxiety, with toothache: disturbing sleep, 
 IMerc c 
 
 Anxiety, torturing : Ars. s. f. 
 
 Anxiety, tossing: in bed, ICup. ac, before 12 
 p.m., must walk, IFerr.; in croup, ICanth.; in 
 hysteria, ICamph.; in pneumonia, lArs. 
 
 Anxiety, causes trembling : ICalc, Carbo v., 
 Samb. 
 
 Anxiety, about trifles : Bar. c, iCinch., ICon., 
 IFerr.; in chlorosis, INux v. 
 
 Anxiety, in tuberculosis: ! Agar., IChin. a. 
 
24 
 
 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Anxiety, at twilight : IPhos., Rhus ; from nerv- 
 ous exhaustion, IPhos. 
 
 Anxiety, twitching: in fingers, into hands, 
 arms and body to diaphragm, ICup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, typhus: IIArs., HCalc, IChin. s., 
 ■ ISpong. 
 
 Anxiety, with pain in umbilical region extend- 
 ing to small of back, dull boring in character, 
 worse in paroxysms: I I Plat. 
 
 Anxiety, unconquerable : I ICup. m. 
 
 Anxiety, ineffectual urging to urinate, without 
 much urine in bladder : ICham. 
 
 Anxiety, after vaccination: I I Thuya. 
 
 Anxiety, with vertigo : ICaust., IOp.; as if he 
 would have apoplexy, I Zinc ; when moving, 
 Aloe. 
 
 Anxiety, from vexation : lAcon. 
 
 Anxiety, vomiting : Samb.; bilious, ICrotal.; 
 precedes vomiting and delirium, Sang.; be- 
 tween attacks of bloody, llpec. 
 
 Anxiety, with voluptuous tingling in vulva: 
 
 I Plat. 
 
 Anxietv, thought he would come to want: 
 
 IBr y :, Calc. fl. 
 Anxiety, weak feeling: iEthus. 
 Anxiety, during stormy weather: dyspnoea, 
 
 ■Lye. 
 Anxiety, causes weeping : Carbo v., Amm. c; 
 
 better by weeping, Tabac 
 Anxiety, wild with : Sec. 
 Anxiety, work: inclination to, Calc; that he 
 
 will become unfit for, Cean. 
 
 figp* Apprehension, Dread, Fear, Foreboding, 
 Solicitude, Uneasy. 
 APATHY : Agn. c, lAnac. oc, Ant. t., lArg. 
 
 nit., Ars. h., Arum t., Berb., Bism., Bufo., 
 
 ICalc, Camph., Chlorof., MCinch., ICoccul., 
 
 I I Con., Crotal., Cupr. s., IHell.,Ign., Jatroph.; 
 IKali br., ILach., I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Sec, 
 Sil., IStaph. 
 
 Apathy, in Addison's disease: ICalc 
 Apathy, in albuminuria : I IPhos. ac. 
 Apathy, cannot be wholly aroused: in typhoid, 
 
 IMtr. sp. d. 
 Apathy, with chilliness, evening : Kali m. 
 Apathy, following coma : Bufo. 
 Apathy, condition does not seem dangerous to 
 
 him : in typhus, 1 1 Colch. 
 Apathy, everything to him seems dead : noth- 
 ing makes a vivid impression upon his mind, 
 
 IIMez. 
 Apathy, desire : utters none (typhoid), I Hell. 
 Apathy, after delirium : Cup. m. 
 Apathy, in diphtheria : IMerc cy., ISul. ac 
 Apathy, with far away feeling : Syph. 
 Apathy, face : stupid expression, (typhus), 
 
 I IChin. s. 
 Apathy, appears to feel almost nothing: INitr. 
 
 sp. d. 
 Apathy, fever : intermittent, Diad., IPhos. ac; 
 
 puerperal, IKali c; typhus, lApis, INitr. sp. d., 
 
 IVer. 
 Apathy, with heat and cold feet : Bufo. 
 Apathy, head: hot, Bufo. 
 Apathy, headache : lArg. nit. 
 Apathy, hebetude: epilepsy, IKali br. 
 Apathy, increasing : gradually, IPlumb. 
 Apathy, immovable : INitr. sp. d. 
 Apathy, lies in: I I Zinc; in cholera, ICup. ac. 
 Apathy, in melancholia : after typhoid, IHell. 
 Apathy, with scanty milk : Phos" ac. 
 Apathy, in morning : Cepa, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Apathy, notices nothing: I IVer. 
 
 Apathy, refusing nourishment : IBor. 
 
 Apathy, alternating with restlessness : at night 
 (influenza), I Ant. t. 
 
 Apathy, scarlatina : Arum. t. 
 
 Apathy, sexual desire diminished : IKali m. 
 
 Apathy, desire to sit still : IPic. ac. 
 
 Apathy, says nothing is the matter : in typhus, 
 lApis. 
 
 Apathv, cannot raise himself: inflammation of 
 brain, I IHell. 
 
 Apathy, without sleeping or speaking : IMtr. 
 sp. d. 
 
 Apathy, in uraemia : asphyctic form, IHydr. ac. 
 
 Apathy, wants nothing : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 0gf Coma, Lazy, Listless, Passive, Torpid, 
 Yielding, Stupor. 
 
 APHASIA. jg^~ Speech, Chapter 11. 
 
 APPREHENSION : Abrot., Act. sp., Alum, 
 IIArg. nit., Ars. s. f., Aur. met., Ant. sul. aur., 
 Aspar., Astac, ICalc, ICaust., ICepa, Chlor., 
 ICoccul., Coccus, ICoff. t., Con., ICup. m., 
 Euphor., IForm., IIGels., Illgn., Kreo., ILyc, 
 IILyss., IIMosch., IINatr. c. Natr. ph., Op., 
 IIRhus. 
 
 Apprehension, of accidents : from every trifle, 
 Iod. 
 
 Apprehension, anxious : IHyos. 
 
 Apprehension, at approach of anybody : Cadm.s. 
 
 Apprehension, brain : thinks it is softening, 
 Abrot. 
 
 Apprehension, chest : constriction, Alum. 
 
 Apprehension, in chlorosis : ICalc. 
 
 Apprehension, when ready to go to church or 
 opera: IIArg. n., IGels. 
 
 Apprehension, with coldness : Amm. c 
 
 Apprehension, breathing : that he would only 
 be able to a short time (influenza), 1 1 Rhus ; 
 through nose impeded, IZinc,suffocative,IArs. 
 
 Apprehension, with feeling that he had lost 
 control over his senses: IMerc. 
 
 Apprehension, after short cough from irrita- 
 tion and tickling behind upper half of ster- 
 num: IRhus. 
 
 Apprehension, as from a bad conscience : 
 Stront. 
 
 Apprehension, danger : as if menaced by, ICic, 
 without fear, I Fluor, ac; with urging to stool, 
 ICaust.; to life, better moving about, rushed 
 out and walked till sweat relieved, Camph. 
 
 Apprehension, of death: HCann. i., Glon., 
 ILobel. i.; and loss of reason, IPlat. 
 
 Apprehension, in diphtheria: I INux v. 
 
 Apprehension, of something disagreeable : 
 ICaust., Natr. in.; better thinking the matter 
 over, Lyss. 
 
 Apprehension, of disease : IL.il. t., lElaps.; of 
 a fatal termination, Ant. t., IPhos. ac, 
 ISpong.; in diarrhoea, ICrot. t.; in hypochon- 
 driasis, lArg. n. 
 
 Apprehension, after emission : ICarbo a. 
 
 Apprehension, in evening: and night, worse 
 IMerc; toward evening, about his family 
 which he left behind while on a journey, 
 IPetrol.; disappears, Zinc. 
 
 Apprehension, of evil: IChin. s.; overwhelms 
 her, Bar. c; with sadness and weeping 
 (melancholia), IIKaliiod.; in evening, Alum.; 
 from trifling things, Strain. 
 
 Apprehension of a fit : 11 o'clock p.m., Lyss., 
 Gratiol.; after fainting, Ars. s. fl. 
 
 Apprehension, for future : IBry., ICaust., Con., 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 25 
 
 Gratiol., INatr. m.; and of her disease, I I Kali c. 
 
 worse in evening, (chronic headache), ICaust. 
 Apprehension, happen : as if something were 
 
 going to, INatr. in.; terrible, Fluor, ac, ILvss., 
 
 UPallad. 
 Apprehension, very careful about health : 
 
 ICalc, UCalad. 
 Apprehension, as from internal grief: Amm.m. 
 Apprehension , in organic disease of heart : 
 
 I Apis ; that he might have it, ICalc. 
 Apprehension, affection of liver: IMagn. m.; 
 
 doubts if medicine will better her, Al. p. s. 
 Apprehension, menses : after, IPallad; before, 
 
 Con. 
 Apprehension, of misfortune : Anac, ICalc, 
 
 ■Graph.; in hysteria, tears afford relief, 
 
 I lAst, r. jggp* evil, happen, news. 
 Apprehension, bad news: as if about to arrive, 
 
 tears afford relief, (hysteria), I lAst. r.; as 
 
 though he had heard or would soon hear, 
 
 ILyss. 
 Apprehension, at night : cannot remain in 
 
 bed, IIBhus; desire to flee, I I Merc. 
 Apprehension, in pregnancy : I Act. rac, ILyss.; 
 
 in false conception, ICaulo. 
 Apprehension, in prolapsus uteri : IL.il. tig. 
 Apprehension, of losing reason. g^ Deranged. 
 Apprehension, the room seemed gloomy and 
 
 unpleasant : II Plat. 
 Apprehension, sad : INatr. m. 
 Apprehension, sleep : before, Calad.; sleepless, 
 
 (pregnancy), lAct. rac. 
 Apprehension, as if he wished to commit sui- 
 cide : with anxiety, IRhus. 
 Apprehension, torturing : Ars. s. f. 
 Apprehension, at approach of thunderstorm : 
 
 IGels. 
 Apprehension, with stitching in urethra : after 
 
 urinating, Sul. 
 Apprehension, uterus : with subacute or ova- 
 rian inflammation, ILil. tig.; with pain, I Sul. 
 Apprehension, could not remain in middle of 
 
 road when he saw a vehicle approaching, 
 
 even at a distance, but was forced as it were 
 
 against his will, to stand aside (after recover- 
 ing from poisoning), Hydr. ac. 
 Apprehension, with inclination to weep : 
 
 IIGraph. 
 Apprehension, indescribable, of something 
 
 wrong: vaso-motor affection IKali br. 
 
 ffiaT' Anxietv, Dread, Fear, Solicitude. 
 ARBITRARY: ILyc. 
 ARITHMETICAL CALCULATIONS : 
 
 difficulty in making, I IPsor., Syph.; cannot 
 
 add figures, Ailant. 
 ARROGANCE. $^ Haughtv, Pride. 
 ARTICULATE. j@» Talking. 
 ATTENTION, cannot fix: *" I LFsc. hipp., 
 
 IBov., I Agnus, Lyss., Sarrac, Sinap.. ISil.; 
 
 w r hile reading, Aeon.; better from fixing 
 
 (chorea), ICalc. 
 Attention, want of: lOleand. 
 
 JKSI* Mental Concentration. 
 ATTITUDE. g@~ Position. 
 AUTOMATICALLY, attends to household 
 
 duties: IINuxm. 
 AVARICE : Ars., ILyc, Calc. fl., Natr. c, ISep. 
 AVERSION, to all things (urticaria) : I IBov., 
 
 as soon as he sits idle, Calc. 
 Aversion to amusement: llgnat. 
 Aversion, anthropophobia (in children) : ILyc. 
 Aversion to domestic duties : Citrus. 
 
 Aversion to her children, calls them too little : 
 (induration of os tincse), 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Aversion to members of family : I ISep.; incipi- 
 ent stage of dementia, ICrotal ; borders on 
 insanity, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Aversion to husband and children: IGlon., 
 MVer. 
 
 Aversion to persons : involuntary, Amm. m. 
 
 Aversion in women to opposite sex : Raph. 
 
 Aversion to women : I I Puis.; looks upon them 
 as evil beings and is afraid their presence 
 is injurious to his soul, 1 1 Puis. 
 fgg^ 1 Company, Dissatisfied, Hate. 
 
 AWE, stands in, of those around him (hyste- 
 ria): IHvos. 
 J^> Dread, Fear. 
 
 AWKWARDNESS: IIApis, ICamph., INatr. 
 m., IIXux v.; in children, especially with 
 headache, I Caps. ; actions requiring constant 
 correction, llgn.; drops things, IIApis, Ars. s. 
 r. ; stumbles against everything, Ipec. ; urti- 
 caria, IBov. 
 
 BABBLING. £@~ Talking. 
 
 BASHFUL: Amb., HCoca, Mane, IMerc., 
 
 I INux v., IIPuls.; in delirium, HStram. 
 Bashful, undue sensitiveness : I IKali ph. 
 Bashful, in gonorrhoea: I ITarent. 
 
 jg^lP Dread, Fear, Preserved. 
 
 BEATING. JB^" Striking, Violence. 
 
 BED, endeavors to climb up post : mental dis- 
 order, ILach. 
 
 Bed, lying on right side said it was being drawn 
 from under her, and that everything was fall- 
 ing on her, 9.30 till midnight : rStram. 
 
 Bed, as if he would fall out : Ars. s. f. 
 
 Bed, wants to get out of: ICamph., IBry., 
 IIHyos.; during chill, IHyos.; in typhus, 
 IBapt; and go home (diarrhoea), IIBry. 
 
 Bed, wants to go from one to another : on ac- 
 count of restlessness, 1 1 Ars. 
 
 Bed, horror of (lectrophobia) : Aeon., Cann. s., 
 Caust., ICed., Cupr., Lye, Merc, Natr. c. 
 
 Bed, inclined to jump out of: 1 1 Ver. v.; runs 
 about like a maniac, about an hour after fall- 
 ing asleep, I ISulph. ; in typhoid, IHyos. 
 
 Bed, lies in, by preference (lectrophilie); Al. p. 
 s., I I Con., Merc, Psor.; from sexual excitement, 
 
 I I Ver.; hypochondriasis, lArg. nit.; refuses to 
 rise and dress herself and will give no reason 
 for not doing so (mania), IHyos., 1 1 Ver. v. 
 
 BEHAVIOR extravagant : Guarana. 
 
 Behavior, ill: in scarlatina, ILyc. 
 
 Behavior, improper: Spong. 
 
 Behavior, inconstant : Apis. 
 
 Behavior, thoughtless : old people, apoplexy, 
 
 BESIDE ONESELF : I INux v., IPuls., I Ver. 
 gigg" Distracted, Frantic. 
 
 BEWILDERED : Act. sp., Apoc, -Carbol. ac, 
 INux m., INux v.; on awaking with drowsi- 
 ness, INux m. 
 
 Bewildered, disappointed ambition: I INux v. 
 
 Bewildered, fits : almost to insanity, Act. sp. 
 
 Bewildered, manner: pelvic congestion, INuxm. 
 
 BITES : Bell., ICup. m., IHvos., ILach., Lvss., 
 IPlumb., IStram., I I Ver. 
 
 Bites, with convulsions : Lyss. 
 
 Bites, everything : in dentition, ICham. 
 
 Bites, desire to : Ant, t., Bufo.; in diarrhoea, 
 ILyss.; in mania, Sec; with pain in bitten 
 thumb, Lyss.; her pillow at night, Lyss.; with 
 wild shrieks, IVer. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Bites, at surrounding objects : Bufo. 
 
 Bites, and spits, making barking noise : ICalc. 
 
 Bites spoon and gnaws plate: II Bell. 
 
 Bites, teeth together: HPhyt. 
 
 Bites, in worm affections: ICarbo v. 
 
 BITTERNESS: Mang. ggr Sarcastic. 
 
 BOLDNESS : Ant. t, Calad. 
 
 BREAKS : chairs with remarkable celerity, 
 IStram.; things, and laughs over it (amenor- 
 rhcea), I Apis. 
 
 BUOYANCY: Eucal., IFluor. ac, Sarrac. 
 
 Buovancv, alternates with despondency: INux. 
 
 BRAWLINGr: Hyos. J^ir> Quarrelsome. 
 
 BROODING, over one's condition : IPhos. ac. 
 
 Brooding, over disappointed affection: cardiac 
 weakness, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Brooding, over forbidden things : I I Plumb. 
 
 Brooding, over imaginary troubles: lllgn.; 
 with melancholia, I INaja. 
 
 Brooding, over a law-suit by which he may gain 
 or lose a million, and takes it in bad part if 
 not allowed to read indictment for said law- 
 suit, a confused, irrational piece of work, on 
 which he has been working all night (insan- 
 ity) : I I Nux v. 
 
 Brooding, constantly over loss of a child : IGels.; 
 IKali br. 
 
 Brooding, in silence : Bell., IVer. 
 
 Brooding, sits: I IStram. 
 
 J^i^ Despair, Grief, Melancholy. 
 
 BRUTALITY, : Absin. 
 
 BUFFOONERY: with riotous hilarity, and 
 subsequent angry savageness, or tearful sor- 
 row (mental derangement), I Op. 
 
 BURGLARS : imagines they are in the room, 
 Ars., INatr. m. 
 
 BUSTLING: during which everything falls 
 out of his hands from weakness, I I Mosch. 
 Jg@°* Awkward, Hasty. 
 
 BUSY: 1 1 Apis ; do nothing right, young girls, 
 (arnenorrhoea), I Apis ; tying shoes, fumbling 
 in pockets, picking threads, etc. (mental de- 
 rangement), IKali bi. 
 
 CALMNESS, alternating with anger : ICroc. 
 
 Calmness, yet feared she would not recover, dur- 
 ing climacteric period : Sars. 
 
 Calmness, in haemoptysis: 8 1 Ham. 
 $^ Contented, Cheerful, Serenity. 
 
 CAPRICE: Act. sp., Ign., I INux v., IPuls. 
 
 Caprice, in hypochondriasis : Grat.; in tooth- 
 ache, IMagn. c. 
 
 CARE: agalactia, from: ICaust. 
 
 Care, constitution undermined by: IPhos. 
 
 Care, diarrhoea from, ICoff. t. 
 
 Care, about domestic affairs: in morning, 
 IPuls. 
 
 Care, with drowsiness : IOp. 
 
 Care, full of: IPuls. 
 
 Care, in laryngitis, 8Arg. met. 
 
 Care, intermittent action of heart : IKali ph. 
 
 Care, overcareful : Hod. 
 
 Care, retards action of remedy : Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 Care, causes sleeplessness : Ign. 
 
 Care, symptoms disappear during : Merc. iod. 
 
 flav. 
 • Care, causes typhoid-fever: Cham. 
 Jg^ 1 - Grief, Worry. 
 
 CARELESS : cannot fix thoughts, Ind. met.; 
 in Morbus Brightii, I IPhos. ac. 
 
 CARESSING: then pushes husband and 
 child away (melancholy), lAnac. 
 Amative, Amorous. 
 
 CARRIED : desire to be, lAcet. ac, lAnt. t., 
 I Ars., HCham., ILyc, IRhus, I ISul., Vacc. 
 
 Carried, things from one place to another and 
 then back again (chorea): IMagn. p. 
 
 CATALEPSY. jg@~ Chapter 36. 
 
 CATCH : tries to catch things in air, Bell. 
 Jg®^ Picking. 
 
 CENSORIOUS. B@* Criticising, Faultfinding. 
 
 CHAGRIN (mortification): Aur. met., IMur. 
 ac, ISep. 
 
 Chagrin, ailments from : lAur. mur., Aur met., 
 IBry., HCham., IILyc, I I Merc, INatr. m., 
 IPuls., IStaph.; particularly with drowsiness, 
 ■ IPhos. ac, Staph. 
 
 Chagrin, causes diarrhoea : I Cham. 
 
 Chagrin, after emissions: I IStaph. 
 
 Chagrin, excites epilepsy : ICalc. 
 
 Chagrin, causes griping : IStaph. 
 
 Chagrin, headache : INux v., IPhos., IPlat. 
 
 Chagrin, memory, loss of: lAnac 
 
 Chagrin, menses suppression: IIColoc, IStaph.; 
 during spasms of abdomen, ICocc. 
 
 Chagrin, causes pain : IStaph. 
 
 Chagrin, causes palpitation : IPuls. 
 
 Chagrin, causes dysenteric stools : IStaph. 
 
 Chagrin, becomes sad and weary of life: I IPuls. 
 
 Chagrin, causes sleeplessness : ICalc. 
 
 Chagrin, tearful about least trifle : Coccul. 
 Bigf*" Anger, Fury, Indignation, Rage, Vex- 
 ation. 
 
 CHANGE, desire for : IBry. 
 
 Change, dislike of: Polyp. 
 
 CHANGEABLE : lAlum., Ars. h., Asaf., Car- 
 bo a., Cinch., ICoccul., ICroc, Eup. pur., 
 Ilgn., Magn. c, IPlat., IPuls., Sars., Stram.., 
 ISul., IVal., Zinc. 
 
 Changeable, in brain affections : ICup. m. 
 
 Changeable, children : IPuls. 
 
 Changeable, chorea: ICup. m., I ITarant. 
 
 Changeable, in hysteria : Aur. met., I INux m. 
 
 Changeable, in melancholia : IKali c 
 
 Changeable, with overestimation of self : IPlat. 
 
 Changeable, in prosopalgia: I IPlat. 
 
 Changeable, in phthisis florida : I I Merc cor. 
 
 Changeable, during sweat : Stram. 
 $#" Fickle. 
 
 CHANGED, everything seems after a short 
 absence:" IPlat. 
 
 CHARMED, as if, and could not break the 
 spell: TrLach. 
 
 CHEERFUL : Mse. h., Ant. c, Arg. met., Ars.; 
 Aspar., Brom., ICinnab., ICofl\, Croc, I IGamb.,. 
 INitr. ac, I IOp., IPlat., Tabac, I ITarant., 
 Zing. 
 
 Cheerful, abandon : evening, Castor. 
 
 Cheerful, alternating with : ill humor, Ars.; 
 melancholy, Carbo a., ICinch., Croc, afternoon 
 and evening, Calc. s.; peevishness, lAur. met., 
 sadness with congestion, better from nose- 
 bleed, IKali mur. 
 
 Cheerful, with chronic cough : ILyc. 
 
 Cheerful, eccentric : Apis. 
 
 Cheerful, in evening : ICistus. 
 
 Cheerful, after flatus passed : Carb. s. 
 
 Cheerful, in heart disease : ICact.; laughs, sings 
 and dances,' I I Natr. m. 
 
 Cheerful, in mental derangement : IOp. 
 
 Cheerful, followed by fading of spirituality ; 
 rLach. 
 
 Cheerful, after stool : IBor., INatr. s. 
 
 Cheerful, with inclination to weep: before 
 chorea, IStram. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Exaltation, Exhilaration, Gay, Joy, Hi- 
 larity, Laughing, Merry. 
 
 CHILDISH: UStram. 
 
 Childish, in apoplexy : IIBar. c. 
 
 Childish, jumps out of bed : NCic 
 
 Childish, behavior: Carb. s., 1 1 Viol. 
 
 Childish, follies : Croc. 
 
 Childish, manner: I I Rhus. 
 
 Childish, in melancholy: IKali br. 
 
 Childish, in old people, IIBar. c. 
 
 CLAIRVOYANCY: INux m., Phos. 
 
 Clairvoyancy, says he can see the hands on dial- 
 plate of church clock, and sees hour and 
 minute hands on a watch held to his scrobi- 
 culum, Lyss. 
 
 Clairvoyancy, knows all that is going on about 
 the house, does not want anything said that 
 she cannot hear (insanity), 1 1 Ver. v. ; where 
 nurse, doctors and acquaintances are, if at a 
 distance, Lyss. 
 
 Clairvoyancy, conscious that his beloved, miles 
 away, is singing a certain song, Aeon. 
 j^g~ Clear, Ecstasy, Trance. 
 
 CLAWING: his father's face (boy), UStram. 
 
 CLEAR, mind : Arg. met,, Ars. s.f.; plays chess 
 better than usual, Lyss.; with bodily exhaust- 
 ion (post-spinal sclerosis), I I Pic. ac; clear 
 like that of a clairvoyant, Arm; understands 
 former mysterious things (insanity), I I Ver. v. 
 ^T Clairvoyance, Mental activity. 
 
 CLIMB, inclination to: Stram.; up bed-post 
 (mental disorder), ILach. 
 
 Climb, out of window to go to river (after ty- 
 phoid) : IHell. 
 
 CLUMSY. |&- Awkward. 
 
 COMA : lAct. rac, vEsc. g., Agnus, Ant. t,, 
 lArn., IBell., Benz. ac, Camph., Carbol. ac, 
 ICinch., Coccul., IColch., Crotal., Chloral, 
 IChlor., ICup. m., IGels., IHell., ILach., 
 I IMerc, v., IIOp., Plumb., IStram., I ITarant., 
 Uran. n., Ver. v., I I Zing. 
 
 Coma, in afternoon : Zing. 
 
 Coma, alternates with : excitement in diph- 
 theria, IKali br. 
 
 Coma, with amblyopia : in retinitis apoplectica, 
 UChel. 
 
 Coma, followed by apathy : Bufo. 
 
 Coma, in apoplexy : IBar. c j^*Stupor, Un- 
 consciousness. 
 
 Coma, appetite, want of, before (tvphus) : 
 ICalad. 
 
 Coma, with asphyxia : 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Coma, breathing : stertorous, involuntary urin- 
 ation and stool, Amyg., I Op. 
 
 Coma, bronchial catarrh: 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Coma, in cerebral aneemia : I I Kali br. 
 
 Coma, with cerebral congestion : Hydr. ac; 
 sudden, Ver. v. 
 
 Coma, from cerebral exhaustion : IZinc 
 
 Coma, in cerebro-spinal meningitis : IGels. 
 
 Coma, with chill : IHep. 
 
 Coma, in cholera infantum : I I Zinc. 
 
 Coma, conscious when spoken to (in cholera) : 
 ■Ant. t. 
 
 Coma, convulsions : after CEnan.; clonic, Atrop. 
 s.; epileptic, IBufo.; after fright: ICup. m. 
 
 Coma, interrupted by sudden convulsive move- 
 ments, I Hydr. ac; interrupted by puerperal 
 convulsions, ILach., IOp.; narcotic convul- 
 sions, IZinc. 
 
 Coma, cough, awakened by (pertussis) : I Ant. t. 
 
 Coma, after crawls (typhus): ICal. 
 
 Coma, after crying : Bufo. 
 
 Coma, after drowsiness : IStram. 
 
 Coma, with epileptic seizure: IBufo., IHydr.ac 
 
 Coma, on disappearance of old eruption :* IZinc 
 
 Coma, face : sudden red (scarlatina), IMur. ac. 
 
 Coma, with fever : during chill, IHep.; in inter- 
 mittent, awakens occasionally and asks for 
 drink, during heat, 1 1 Ver.; puerperal, septic 
 or zymotic, in hemorrhagic or broken down 
 constitutions, ICrotal.; in scarlatina, IChlor., 
 Crotal.; in spring, Zing.; typhus, lArn., 
 ICalad., ICaps., IChlor., INux m., IPhos., 
 in yellow fever, ICaps. 
 
 Coma, head : much affected, IMerc. cor. 
 \ Coma, headache : frontal, Crotal. 
 i Coma, in hydrocephalus acutus: after erethic 
 symptoms, ILyc (indicated after Calc). 
 
 Coma, during labor : ILach. 
 
 Coma, lids : cannot open, Bufo. 
 
 Coma, in measles : lAcon., IChlor. 
 
 Coma, mouth half open : Calad. 
 
 Coma, with great depression of nervous cen- 
 tres: IOp. 
 
 Coma, can be roused by shaking, but immedi- 
 ately falls into it again: ITereb. 
 
 Coma, semicomatose : ICarbo v. 
 
 Coma, looks more like deep, quiet sleep (apo- 
 plexy) : ILaur. 
 
 Coma, partial, during suffocative attack: Chlor. 
 
 Coma, from exposure to sun : Cact, IGlon. 
 
 Coma, thirst : before (typhus), ICalad. 
 
 Coma, uraemic : Cantrip IOp. 
 
 Coma, in variola : IChlor. 
 
 Coma, vigil : Coccul., Mosch., IPhos.; with pain 
 in base of brain, Camph.; in typhoid, IHyos. 
 jggir Apathy, Consciousness, Lethargy, Stupor, 
 L T nconsciousness. 
 
 COMFORTED: cannot be, Kali br.; will not 
 be, Hgn.; tries to get away from friends, 
 Cham. 
 &5r> Consolation. 
 
 COMPANY, AVERSION TO (desire for 
 solitude): I Aeon., IIAnac, Ananth., Ars. m., 
 lAur. in., IBar. c, IIBell., Brv., I I Cact,, 
 ICalcp., ICarbo a., HCham., BICi'c, ICinch., 
 Cinnab., IClem., Coca, ICon., Cycl.. IDig., 
 Diosc, I lElaps., Euphorb., I IGels., Helon., 
 IHep., Illgn., Iod., Jamb., Kali b.. ILac def., 
 ILach., ILed., Lye, Magn. m., Menvanth., 
 ■Natr.c, Natr. m., IINux v., IPlat,, MPsor., 
 I IPtel., IPuls., ISulph., I ITarant,, I I Ver. 
 
 Companv, aversion to, with pain in abdomen ; 
 I Aloe. 
 
 Company, aversion to, in amenorrhcea : I Cycl. 
 
 Company, aversion to, in asthma : in evening, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Company, aversion to, in delirium tremens : 
 IHyos. 
 j Company, aversion to, in diphtheria : IXatr. a. 
 I Company, aversion to, in periodical chorea: 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Company, aversion to, dizzy, faint in a crowd, 
 or where many gaslights are burning (agora- 
 phobia) : IXux v. 
 
 Company, aversion to,after childbirth: I I Thuya, 
 
 Company, aversion to, in coryza : I lAnac 
 
 Company, aversion to, in epilepsy : I Atrop. s. 
 
 Company, aversion to, tries to get away from 
 friends : when they comfort her, Cham.; dis- 
 inclined to see friends, IColoc; aversion to 
 meeting acquaintances because he imagines he 
 has formerly offended them, Ars. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Company, aversion to, gonorrhoea: I ITarant. 
 Company, aversion to, in hysteralgia : Cact. 
 Company, aversion to, in masturbation : Bufo. 
 Company, aversion to, in melancholy : lArg. 
 
 n.; after mortification, ilgn. 
 Company, aversion to, in meningitis : I Gels. 
 Company, aversion to, during menses : Con. 
 Company, aversion to, in migraine : ICoff t. 
 Company, aversion to, in nervous debility : 
 
 ICurar. 
 Company, aversion to, in pregnancy : INatr. m. 
 Company, aversion to, with sadness : Stann. 
 Company, aversion to, sits in her room, does 
 
 nothing : Brom. 
 Company, aversion to, wandering from place 
 
 to place : Act. rac. 
 Company, aversion to, inclination to weep : 
 
 ■Rhus ; which does her no good (suppressed 
 
 menses), ICycl. 
 COMPANY, DESIRE FOR (averse to soli- 
 tude) : Ant. t., Asaf., Ars. h., Bism., Bufo., 
 
 Cadm. s., Calc, ICamph., Dros., I Ilgn., IIKali 
 
 c, Kali br., I ILil. tig., IILyc, IMez., IPallad., 
 
 IPhos., Ran. b., ISep.,Verbas., Ver., Zinc. 
 Company, desire for, in angina pectoris : lAur. 
 
 mur. 
 Company, desire for, in cerebro-spinal men- 
 ingitis: ILyc. 
 Company, desire for, in coryza : IIMerc 
 Company, desire for, in diphtheria: 1 1 Lac c. 
 Company, desire for, in dysmenorrhcea : after 
 
 vexation, I Ars. 
 Company, desire for, in hysteria : I Con. 
 Company, desire for, as if something horrible 
 
 might happen : I lElaps. 
 Company, desire for, in organic disease of heart : 
 
 lApis. 
 •Company, desire for, hypochondriasis: Arg. nit. 
 Company, desire for, in mania : UStram. 
 Company, desire for, in syphilitic neuralgia : 
 
 MSyph. 
 ■COMPLAINING: ICanth., Coccul., ICoff., 
 
 Coral., IISul. 
 Complaining, in adiposis : lAur. met. 
 Complaining, of anxiety : 1 1 Nux v. 
 Complaining, with anguish : palpitation, etc., 
 
 IMosch. 
 Complaining, in change of life : IKali br. 
 Complaining, with red cheeks : lAcon. 
 Complaining, children : ICina. 
 Complaining, of his condition : Bism. 
 Complaining, day and night: IColoc. 
 Complaining, traumatic delirium : ILach. 
 Complaining, in hydrocephaloid : I ITuberc. 
 Complaining, in melancholia: 1 1 Plat. 
 Complaining, in mania puerperalis : INux v. 
 Complaining, in metrorrhagia : ICoff. 
 Complaining, about others : Sep. 
 Complaining, of pain : with thoughtlessness, 
 
 I IMosch. 
 Complaining, in peritonitis : ILyc. 
 Complaining, pitiful : Ars. 
 Complaining, during pregnancy : much, but of 
 
 nothing in particular, IMosch. 
 Complaining, of relations and surroundings: 
 , I Merc. 
 Complaining, about his numerous symptoms : 
 
 in pneumonia, lAnt. t. 
 Complaining, loudly, unbearable pains in spine : 
 
 Ars. h. 
 Complaining, about trifles : 1 1 Lach. 
 Irritable, Peevish. 
 
 COMPREHENSION, difficult: Bry., ICalc, 
 ■ ICham., Chlorof., ICon., I Ilgn., INux m., 
 ■Rhus, Selen., Spong.; in children, Bar. c; 
 when listening or reading, effects of overstudy, 
 ICoccul., INatr. c; of what he reads, Ars. m., 
 IColch., ICon., I ISulph.; particularly if he 
 makes great efforts to understand, his thoughts 
 then become confused, lOleand.; repeats 
 everything said to him, Sulph. 
 
 Comprehension, in typhoid fever: INux m. 
 
 Comprehension, dull : Iber. 
 
 Comprehension, easy : ICoff, Lyss., Val. 
 
 Comprehension, loss of: ^Ethus., Gymn., Nitr. 
 ac. 
 
 Comprehension, quick: Brom., I ILach. 
 
 Comprehension of question, only after repeti- 
 tion : ICaust.; in typhoid, Hell.; does not, 
 1 1 Val. 
 
 Comprehension, slow: lAmb., I IBov., Chlorof. 
 ICoccul., ILyc; in torpid typhoid pneumo- 
 
 ' nia, ISulph.; in typhoid fever, ISulph. 
 
 Comprehension, weak : Viol.; it seems as if she 
 would have to learn everything anew, 1 1 Sep.; 
 cannot follow what people say, ICannab. s.; 
 false conception of things (bilious fever), 
 
 I IStram. 
 
 JUsT" Confusion, Mental Activity and Ex- 
 haustion. 
 
 CONFIDENCE, LOSS OF : in self, IIAnac, 
 Bar. c, ILac c, Oleand., ISil., in hysteria, 
 Therid., ILyc; in use of voluntary muscles, 
 could not finish what he attempted, Ang.; in 
 physician and remedies, ILyc, thinks others 
 have none, makes her unhappy, lAur. met. 
 
 CONFOUNDS, objects: Colch. 
 
 Confounds, present with past: ICic 
 
 CONFUSION : JEsc. g., Anthrac, Arg. nit., 
 Ast. r., 7rAtrop. s., Bell., Benz. ac, Camph., 
 ICanth., Carbol. ac, Chloral., Chlorof., Chrom. 
 ac, ICoff, Con., Cup. ars., IDulc, Eryng., Eup. 
 pur., IFerr., 1 1 Hyper., IKali c, ILyc, Lyss., 
 IMelil., IMez., Natr. a., I lOleand., 1 1 Op., Plant., 
 
 I I Puis., ISulph., ISil., Val., Viol. 
 Confusion, on awaking : ISulph. 
 Confusion, in cerebral hyperemia : Ver. v. 
 Confusion, after coffee, in afternoon : ICepa. 
 Confusion, after delirium : IBell. 
 Confusion, in diphtheria : ILach. 
 Confusion, as after drunkenness : Aeon. 
 Confusion, with roaring in ears : Bapt. 
 Confusion, after eating : INux v. 
 Confusion, in epilepsy : 1 1 Amyl., I Ars. 
 Confusion, better from eructation : Sang. 
 Confusion, especially evenings : Millef. 
 Confusion, everything seems in : Chlor. 
 Confusion, with falling to left side :Eup. pur. 
 Confusion, head : benumbing, pressing pain in 
 
 forehead, Calc; full, 7rLach.; muddled feel- 
 ing, Ptel.; chronic headache, IDulc. 
 
 Confusion, of identity : in paralysis, Alum. 
 
 Confusion, insane : I I Viol. 
 
 Confusion, in intestinal catarrh : Chel. 
 
 Confusion, knows not where she is : Coff. t.; 
 what she is about, IMez. 
 
 Confusion, in melancholia : IKali br. 
 
 Confusion, in morning: Aeon., ICarb. a., Cornus. 
 
 Confusion, at night : 1 1 Chel. 
 
 Confusion, in onanists : IGels. 
 
 Confusion, does not comprehend what is read 
 or heard: ICalc. 
 
 Confusion, he cannot reckon : I IPsor., Syph. 
 
 Confusion, in spinal disease : I Alum. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 29 
 
 Confusion, as to time : IILach. $$f Time. 
 
 Confusion, with vertigo : IICoccul., I I Cup. ars., 
 IStram. 
 
 Confusion, as if unconsciousness might follow : 
 Syph. 
 
 Confusion, got up after midnight, walked about: 
 ■Strain. 
 
 Confusion, muscles refuse to obev will, giddy : 
 IGels. 
 
 Confusion, after wine, afternoon : BCepa. 
 J^gf° Comprehension. 
 
 CONSCIENCE, anxiety of: ICocc; feels she 
 has committed the unpardonable sin and will 
 be eternally lost, IChel. 
 
 Conscience, compunction : about trifles, ISil.; 
 beseeching that she may be delivered from 
 the hell of it (melancholia), 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Conscience, overconscientious : lllgn., IVer. 
 
 Conscience, pangs of : HCoff., I I Plat., I IStram.; 
 about religion and women, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Conscience, scruples : after bating, afternoon, 
 llgn. 
 &§T Anxiety, Crime, Fear, Religion. 
 
 CONSCIOUSNESS, blunted : in apoplexy, 
 IHyos. IPlumb. 
 
 Consciousness, very clear : I llgn.; during chill 
 but cannot talk, forgets words, Pod.; in chorea, 
 Asaf.; with convulsions, I Kali c; in delirium 
 tremens, IINux v.; in opisthotonos and em- 
 prosthotonos, IINux v.; in puerperal eclamp- 
 sia, IPhos.; in typhoid, ILaur. 
 
 Consciousness, not clear : Alum.; in old age, 
 
 " IBar. c. 
 
 Consciousness, confusion of: with jaundice, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Consciousness, head : rush of blood from nape 
 of neck over vertex towards forehead, during 
 motion, Mang. 
 
 Consciousness, double : Cann. i. 
 
 Consciousness, almost extinct : Cycl. 
 
 Consciousness, as if he would lose*: IICup. m., 
 I ISul.; in megrim, ICalc; in post-partum hem- 
 orrhage, ICann. s. 
 
 Consciousness, motion : cannot move, in puer- 
 peral eclampsia, Coccul. ; unable to act upon 
 her limbs, Spong.; can move but not speak 
 (hysteria), 1 1 Sep.; sensation as if paralyzed, 
 while lying on her back, I I Sang.; on recover- 
 ing, very weak (hysteria), ICic. 
 
 Consciousness, regains for a moment when 
 roughly spoken to (typhoid) : I I Nux v. 
 
 Consciousness,returnssuddenly, she remembers 
 nothing of what has occurred (periodic ec- 
 stasy) : MCed. 
 
 Consciousness, semi-consciousness : Coccul. 
 ILaur., IStram., Tarax., I IVer.; on awaking, 
 I Kali br.; after excitement and during confine- 
 ment, Ver. v.; appeared to be dying (typhus), 
 IBapt.; hydrocephalus, IIBry.; in hysteria, 
 llgn.; in scarlatina, IIAilant.; in spinal irri- 
 tation, IChin. s.; in beginning of spotted fever, 
 lAmm. c; with vertigo, morning on awaking, 
 as if head were moving up and down, with a 
 similar floating of images of his fancy, IZinc; 
 in veta, I Coca. 
 
 S^T* Apathy, Coma, Lethargy, Stupor, Un- 
 consciousness. 
 
 CONSOLATION, aggravates: sad and weep- 
 ing mood, IINatr. m.;hysteralgia: worse, Cact.; 
 in uterine dementia, ILil. tig. 
 
 Consolation, seeks : IPuls. 
 Comforted. 
 
 CONTEMPT: HCic, 1 1 Plat.; for relations, 
 Sec; for herself, B Agnus ; for everything, 
 Blpec, IPlat. 
 ggp Haughty, Pride. 
 
 CONTENT: I I Caps., ICic; after stool, IBor. 
 g^° Calm, Cheerful. 
 
 CONTENTIOUS. jg@~ Quarrelsome. 
 
 CONTRADICTION (opposition), ailments 
 from : lAur. met. 
 
 Contradiction, cannot bear : Aur. met, Bry. 
 ICoccul., Con., IHelon., IILvc, I I Nux v., 
 Oleand., I I Op., I IStram. 
 
 Contradiction, headache from : ICoff. 
 
 Contradiction, shudders: blood boils with prick- 
 ling, Elaps. 
 
 CONTRADICTORY : Anac I I Apis, BCanth., 
 Ictod., Ruta, Sep. ; disposed to be contrary, 
 Tromb.; in chorea, ICup. m. 
 g^gf Antagonism, Quarrelsome. 
 
 CONTRARY, g^ Antagonism. 
 
 COUNTING : at one time in French, at an- 
 other in English, at another in both(insanity ), 
 IHyos.; money, acts as if she were, Bell.; can- 
 not, after childbirth, I I Thuya. 
 
 COVETOUSNESS : IPuls. 
 
 COWARDICE: Anac, Ang., Bar. c, Bell., 
 Calc sul., Cinch, bol., IIGels., ILyc, I IPlat., 
 ISil., IVer. 
 
 Cowardice, with anger: sudden ebullition, Bar. c 
 
 Cowardice, with sadness : ISulph. 
 
 Cowardice, with weakness : must keep her bed 
 
 , (pregnancy), I IStann. 
 jggg^ Anxiety, Discouraged, Fears. 
 
 CRAZY, with distress : IStram. 
 
 Crazy, fear of becoming, Amb. Jg^" Deranged. 
 
 Crazy, feeling : I Kali br., Spong. 
 
 Crazy, as if going : I Alum., lEup. per., ICalc, 
 llgn., Iod., I Kali br., I Lac c; if she did not 
 hold tightly upon herself, Lil. tig. ; unless she 
 got out of her body, Lac c; with hammering- 
 over left eye, IHam. ; with vertex headache, 
 Calc; with itchinsr, Ailant. 
 
 Crazy, from headache : IBell. 
 
 Crazy, intolerable pain drives him : 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Crazy, person behaves like : Kali ars. 
 
 Crazy, sensation, as if: 01. jec 
 
 Crazy, thinks is going: II Act. rac, Merc. sol. 
 $g^° Mania and Delusions. 
 
 CREEPING-: about in shirt, Bell.; into cor- 
 ners, howls, cries^ (child), Camph.; into him- 
 self, sensation as if he could not sufficiently 
 crouch together, ICimex. 
 
 CRIES, j^* Screams, and Weeping. 
 
 CRIME, as if he had committed : I I Alum, 
 Carbo an., 1 1 Kali bi., I Merc, sol., Zinc; with 
 remorse, after menses, llgn. 
 J^iP Conscience. 
 
 CRITICISING-: IBCaust: faults of others, 
 Ars.; in mania puerperalis, INux v. 
 
 CROSS: ^Esc h., Ars. s. r., llCham., ICina, 
 ICinch., ICrotaL, Diosc, Ictod., Ind., Iod., 
 IHep., Lyss., Menyanth., Sinap., IStaph., 
 IStram., Tarant., lUran. n. 
 
 Cross, in asthma : I I Phos. 
 
 Cross, on awaking : I ILyc 
 
 Cross, in brain affections in children : ICup. m., 
 ICup. ac 
 
 Cross, in bronchitis : I ICina. 
 
 Cross, child, before convulsions : Zinc. 
 
 Cross, through day : I Med. 
 
 Cross, in diarrhoea : after suppression of erup- 
 tions, BLvc. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Cross, evening, towards : IZinc; and next fore- 
 noon, Kalm. 
 
 ■Cross, chronic spasms of eyes : lAgar. 
 
 Cross, in headache : ILac c, Lyss. 
 
 Cross, periodical neuralgia in head : I ISyph. 
 
 Cross, in chronic intestinal catarrh : BArs. 
 
 Cross, child in marasmus : I Abrot. 
 
 Cross, in tubercular meningitis : I ITuberc. 
 
 Cross, child wants to be nursed in arms : Benz. 
 ac, Cham. 
 
 Cross, children in scarlatina : ICalc, ICina. 
 
 Cross, spells : with depression (Addison's dis- 
 ease), I INatr. m. 
 
 Cross, when spoken to (child), INatr. m. 
 
 Cross, with worms: BICina, BFilix. 
 %@T Anger, Irritable, Vexation. 
 
 CROWED : like a cock, before every spell of 
 somnambulism, Lyss. 
 
 CRUEL : Anac; with religiousness : BPlat. 
 
 CRYING, g^- Weeping. 
 
 CRYING OUT. gig^ Screaming. 
 
 CURSES : Bell.; 1 1 Anac, I ILac c, Lyss., BLil. 
 tig.; strong and violent expressions, Pallad. 
 
 Curses, blasphemes: I INatr. m., traumatic 
 neuralgia, BCanth., Cinch, bol. 
 
 Curses, in mania : BHyos. 
 
 Curses, his mother: throws food or medicine 
 across room, (marasmus), BHydras. 
 
 Curses, all night : BVer. 
 
 Curses, in rage : BNitr. ac, Ver.; after, I Am. 
 
 Curses, at pains : Coral. 
 
 Curses, threatening destruction and death : 
 Tarant. 
 
 DANCING: Bell., BCroc, I I Plat. 
 
 Dancing, after amenorrhcea, mental derange- 
 ment): Coccul. 
 
 Dancing, in chorea : every seven days, Croc. 
 
 Dancing, grotesque steps: I ICic 
 
 Dancing, inclined to: Aeon. 
 
 Dancing, with merry disposition : I I Natr. m. 
 
 Dancing, in puerperal mania : I I Plat. 
 
 DAZED, as in a bilious attack : Ptel. 
 
 Dazed,' for days : IPhos. 
 
 Dazed, a far-off sensation: as though things 
 done to-day occurred a week ago, BMed. 
 
 Dazed, head: worse moving and walking, Bell; 
 muddled feeling, Ptel. 
 B^" Confused. 
 
 DEATH, anticipation of : I lAnthrac, I I Apis, 
 BChel,, BGraph., Lyss., BMed., BNitr. ac; al- 
 ternates with rage, Stram.; with anguish, 
 Raph.; after childbirth, I I Thuya, rejoices and 
 gives directions about funeral, Stram.; awak- 
 ing in night with gastralgia, BCamph.; in 
 hemiplegia, BCaust.; no fear (rheumatism of 
 heart), BCact; in vomiting, Ars. h., I I Med.; 
 sudden, in peritonitis, BApis. 
 
 Death, contempt of (mental derangement): 
 BOp. 
 
 Death, conviction of: Ars h., Bell., BCanth., 
 I ICoff., BCup. ac, BPhyt., I IPsor., BThuya ; in 
 angina pectoris, MOxal. ac; became blind 
 thrice, Aeon.; clairvoyance, Arm; in dyspnoea, 
 BMosch., <Lach.; in epistaxis, B Croc; in ery- 
 sipelas, facial, I I Plat.; with illusions of fancy, 
 Merc, sol.; in puerperal fever, I I Puis.; in typhus 
 fever, BBapt.; after typhoid fever, better from 
 nosebleed, BPsor.; in gastralgia, BCamph.; in 
 headache (agalactia), BAgnus; in organic dis- 
 ease of heart, BApis; in jaundice, BPhos ; in 
 labor, BCoff. t.; in metrorrhagia, BCoff.; in neu- 
 ralgia, BArn.; after bee-sting, Apis. 
 
 Death, feels as if dying: Aeon., Lyss., BSep., 
 BSil., TTTherid., Vespa. 
 
 Death, fear of: BBAcon., BAgnus, Anac, BApis, 
 BBArs., Ars. s. r., Asaf., Caps., BCaust., 1 1 Hell., 
 I IMosch., BPhos., Polyg., BRheum,BRob., Sec, 
 I I Ver., when alone, on going to bed, BBArs.; in 
 amenorrhcea, I IXan., awakens, BArs.; fears to 
 go to bed, BLach.; in cerebral congestion, Ver. 
 v.; in cholera Asiatica, BBVer.; in diarrhoea, 
 BHam.; in dyspepsia, with heart attack, 
 BAng.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br., 
 with paleness of face, BMosch., in gastritis, 
 BCoccul.; with heart symptoms, Asaf., BBDig.; 
 instant death (with cardiac distress at night), 
 BArn., in megrim, BArs.; at night in bed, Act. 
 sp.; drops into heavy sleep with loud breath- 
 ing, before sentence is completed, Variol.; with 
 cold sweat on forehead, BBVer.; with suicidal 
 tendency, I I Plat., BBNux v.; in uterine neural- 
 gia, I I Con. improved,Tarant. cured; yet weary 
 ' of life,BKali ph.,BRhus ; after vexation(cholera 
 Asiatica), BBArs. 
 
 Death, longing for: Ars. m., Aur. met., Bell., 
 BGlon., BHydras., BKreo., BMerc, 1 1 Rob., 
 BSul.; in bronchial asthma, Sinap.; in cysto- 
 blennorrhcea, I IXJva urs.; in delirium tremens, 
 I I Stram.; in hysteria, BAur. met.; in intermit- 
 tent, BDiad., BNatr. m., during pains, I IRatan.; 
 during intervals from rage, Bell.; in mastitis, 
 BPhyt.; without sadness, with disgust of life, 
 I Rhus ; prolapsus or induration of uterus (preg- 
 nancy), I BAur. met.; in violent vomiting of 
 clotted blood and slime, I IPhyt. 
 
 Death, predicts time: in childbed, BBAcon.; 
 with pressure around heart, BLac def.; in hy- 
 pochondriasis, BArg. nit.; in hysteria, BAloe. 
 
 Death, talks only of approaching: BMosch. 
 
 Death, thoughts of: Ars. h., BCham., BCon., 
 BCrotal., B BGraph., BLach., BPsor., BPuls., 
 BStram.; in aphonia, BFerr.; calm, BZinc; 
 give him joy, Aur. met. 
 JSii^Despair, Recovery. 
 
 DEBAUCHERY, inclined to: Act. sp. 
 
 DEFIANT : BArn., BLyc M^* Antagonism. 
 
 DEJECTED gig~ Depressed. 
 
 DELIRIUM: Acet. ac, Agnus, Ananth., Am., 
 Ant. c, Ars., Astac, Atrop. s., BBBell., BCamph., 
 Canth., Caulo., Cham., Chloral., ICic, Coff., 
 BCon., Crotal, BCup. ac, BGels., 1 1 Hell., B BHy- 
 os., Hyper., BIgn., BKali iod., Kali n., BLaur., 
 I I Lye, 1 1 Lyss., I IM^erc, BMerc. cor., I IMillef., 
 Mos r ch., BMur. ac, Mygale, B BNitr. ac, BNux 
 m., BNux v., BBPetrol., BPhos., I IPhyt,, Pod., 
 IIPuls., Samb., BBStram., ISulph., Ver. v., 
 Vespa. 
 
 Delirium, after being harshly accused of theft: 
 BHyos. 
 
 Delirium, action violent : Agar., BBell., BOp. 
 
 Delirium, alternating with: colic, BPlumb.; 
 intervals of consciousness, BPhos.; sopor, con- 
 stant desire to escape (a'bortion), BColoc ; 
 stupor in childbed fever, BColoc; stupor (re- 
 percussion of measles), ILach.; stupor, 1 1 Atrop. 
 s.; muttering, in cancer of mamma, BApis. 
 
 Delirium, animals : sees and plays with (nerv- 
 ous fever), BCalc 
 
 Delirium, angry: encephalitis, BCoccul. 
 
 Delirium, preceded by anxiety : Sang. 
 
 Delirium, could be aroused to answer questions : 
 traumatic meningitis, BHyper. 
 
 Delirium, in asphyxia: I Ant. t. 
 
 Delirium, asthenic : BHyos. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 31 
 
 Delirium, on awaking : Bell., IBry.; at night, 
 UCact. 
 
 Delirium, continued while awake : HHyos: 
 
 Delirium, with barking : ICanth. 
 
 Delirium, bed : attempts to get out of, IZinc; 
 in typhus, Agar., Zinc. ; distressed because of 
 some one she imagines in bed with her, and 
 must breathe for two (ague), ISamb.; jumps 
 out of, I I Chin, s.; tendency to throw herself 
 out (facial erysipelas), I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, bellows like a calf: ICup. m. 
 
 Delirium, bewilderment: in measles, Xan. 
 
 Delirium, disposed to bite: HBell., ICanth., 
 Lyss. 
 
 Delirium, of business : worse after 3 a.m., Bry. 
 
 Delirium, calls for parents who are present 
 trying to console, I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, carotids pulsating: IBell. 
 
 Delirium, in cerebro-spinal meningitis : 
 IHell., IVer., Ver. v. 
 
 Delirium, chattering : I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, in cholera Asiatica : ICup. m. 
 
 Delirium, after catching cold : I I Op. 
 
 Delirium, with collapse: Cup. m. 
 
 Delirium, in congestion: I I Apis., IBell. 
 
 Delirium, conscious of her condition: I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, with convulsions: Aeon., liEthus., 
 Amyg., IBell., TrCamph., IDig., I I Kali m.; in 
 lead colic, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Delirium, crying out : ICanth., ICina ; staring 
 look (inflammation of brain), I I Aeon. 
 
 Delirium, crazy: MCic; in disappointed love, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Delirium, in dark : ICalc. a.; ICup. m. 
 
 Delirium, at daybreak : IBry. 
 
 Delirium, day and night : after pneumonia, 
 1 1 Op.; without sleep or rest (vesicular ery- 
 sipelas), IStram. 
 
 Delirium, with deafness : in diphtheria, 
 IIBapt. 
 
 Delirium, death : talks about (childbed), I Aeon.; 
 of people long dead, Canth. 
 
 Delirium, with delusions : IKali bi. ; pleasant, 
 IBell. 
 
 Delirium, after depletion: HCinch. 
 
 Delirium, in diarrhoea: IHam.; chronic, I Apis. 
 
 Delirium, in diphtheria: I Apis. ILach. 
 
 Delirium, as if dogs swarmed about him : IBell. 
 
 Delirium, wanted to be dressed and go out 
 between 1 and 2 a.m., (typhoid pneumonia), 
 Lachn. 
 
 Delirium, with dysentery : IIBufo. 
 
 Delirium, erotic : puerperal mania, IKali br. 
 
 Delirium, in erysipelas erratica: IHydras. 
 
 Deliririum, tries to escape : ICup. m. 
 
 Delirium, in evening: ICup. m.; in dark (ty- 
 phoid with albuminuria), ICalc. a.; 4 p.m. to 
 midnight, I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, exalted : IVer. 
 
 Delirium, with exhaustion : Agar. 
 
 Delirium, with pleasant expression : bronchial 
 catarrh, I I Ant. t. 
 
 Delirium, eyes : as soon as closed, Bapt., in- 
 jected, IBell.; glistening, IBell., IOp.; wide 
 open, ICrotal., I IStram.; protruding BBell., 
 Dory.; pupils dilated, Aeon., Act. rac, IBell. 
 
 Delirium, face : bloated, red, eyes protruding, 
 Dory.; distorted, IPlumb.; livid, IBell.; 
 muscles constantly in play, IStram.; red, glis- 
 tening eyes and great physical activity, IOp. 
 
 Delirium, from overfatigue : ILach. 
 
 Delirium, full of fear: I IStram. ; in diph- 
 
 theria, llgn. ; as if a dog were attacking her, 
 I IStram. ; of everyone who approached him, 
 shrinking from them, ICup. m. ; of imag- 
 inary things ; IBell. ; of men, IPlat. ; in pleu- 
 ritis with plastic exudation, I Hep. ; in scar- 
 latina, I Lac c. 
 
 Delirium, ferocious : puerperal mania, IKali br. 
 
 Delirium, fever : during, Act. sp., Agar., A nag., 
 Ant. t., I lAnthrac, ICrotal., Dory., Var., 
 Merc. iod. rub.; with chill, liEthus., Astac, 
 ISul. ; during heat, Aeon., lApis, IBell., IChin. 
 s., IDulc, IHep., Ign.JNatr. m.,1 1 Sec, ISpong., 
 Stram.; in evening, IPsor ; at night, ICoff.; in 
 intermittent, IArs.,ISabad.;inapyrexia, INatr. 
 m.; in puerperal, ICoff. ; in typhoid, lAnthrac, 
 lApis, lArs., IIArumt, HCalc, ILach., 
 llOxal. ac, ISinap. ; in typhus, lAcet. ac, 
 ■ I Agar., IIBapt., ICalc, ICamph., ICaps., 
 ': Chloral, 1 1 Petrol., ITereb. ; in typhus abdo- 
 minalis, I INux v.; in yellow fever, I Ays., 
 ICaps., ICrotal., IMerc 
 
 Delirium, fierce : in typhus, IBapt. 
 
 Delirium, flighty : not conscious of being, Ars. ; 
 as soon as eyes are closed, Bell.; at night, 
 ICalc, Car bo v. 
 
 Delirium, with forgetfulness : of all he had 
 said, IPod. 
 
 Delirium, frightful figures and images before 
 eyes : Bar. c, IBell. 
 
 Delirium, from loss of fluids : ILach. 
 
 Delirium, foolish: I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, with pain in forehead : lAgar. 
 
 Delirium, frenzied: ICanth.; in paralysis, lApis. 
 
 Delirium, furious : I IBell., ICamph. , ICanth., 
 ICEnan., I IStram.; in phlegmonous erysipelas, 
 I I Ver. v.; in fever, Act. sp.; with rush of 
 blood to head, IStram.; with mucous rales, 
 IHyos. ; at night, IBell., 1 1 Chin, s., 1. 1 Plumb.; 
 in orchitis, I Clem. 
 
 Delirium, gay : in typhus, lAur. m. 
 
 Delirium, with grimaces : IBell. 
 
 Delirium, after gonorrhoea : ICamph. 
 
 Delirium, hands : picking motion in air, as if 
 they came in contact with real objects, Atrop. s. 
 
 Delirium, with hot head : IBell., Bufo. 
 
 Delirium, from headache : Atrop. ; lAur. met. ; 
 congestive, Aur. mur. ; with headache, 
 IColchic, IMelil., INux v., Crotal ; in men- 
 ingitis, IVer. ; in mental derangement, 
 IStram ; in puerperal fever, Act. rac ; in ty- 
 phoid scarlatina, lAilant. 
 
 Delirium, in heart disease : pain in cardiac 
 region, I IOp. 
 
 Delirium, in hepatic disease : ILept. 
 
 Delirium, wants to go home : measles, ICup. ac 
 
 Delirium, hysteric : IHyos. 
 
 Delirium, in hydrocephalus : Art. vulg., ILyc 
 
 Delirium, incoherent: I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, indignant : in encephalitis, ICoccul. 
 
 Delirium, in influenza: lAnt. t., IChei. 
 
 Delirium, as from intoxication : Chin. s. 
 
 Delirium, from jealousy: I IHyos. 
 
 Delirium, joyful: HStram. 
 
 Delirium, does not know his relatives, throws 
 wine and medicine at nurse (typhus): Agar. 
 
 Delirium, with languor: ICrotal. 
 
 Delirium, with laughter: I IBell.; spasmodic 
 laughter, II Stram. 
 
 Delirium, legs: cramps in, IVer. 
 
 Delirium, limbs : contortion of, or violent mo- 
 tion, IBell. 
 
 Delirium, lively active, vivid, alternates in 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 short periods with horrified fright, seeming 
 to dread approach of some monster, appeal- 
 ing for help, Strain. 
 Delirium, loquacious: Cup. m., ILach., 
 
 I IStram.; desire to escape, ICrotal., IStram. 
 Delirium, low : and mild, thinks he is roaming 
 
 over fields, or hard at work, I Rhus ; with 
 prostration (Morbus Brightii), I IPhos. ac; ty- 
 phus, I Apis, liBapt. 
 
 Delirium, in measles: ICrotal., peculiar, IStram. 
 
 Delirium, in meningitis infantum : lApis. 
 
 Delirium, in metritis : IVer. 
 
 Delirium, after midnight : in typhus, lApis. 
 
 Delirium, mild: I IStram., 1 1 VarioL; in pneu- 
 monia, 1 1 Puis.; with excitement and trem- 
 bling (typhoid), I IVal. 
 
 Delirium, mirthful, changes to frenzy : IBell. 
 
 Delirium, sees monsters : IBell. 
 
 Delirium, with moaning : Bell., ICrotal. 
 
 Delirium, motion : moved constantly from 
 place to place, I ICEnan.; convulsive, in mye- 
 litis, 1 1 Aeon. ; queer, I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, murmuring: I IStram. ; in pneu- 
 monia, IPhos. ; in typhus, lArn., Calad., 
 ILyc; with desire to leave bed (typhus), 
 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Delirium, hears music : 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Delirium, muttering: I lAmyg., IHep., Ilris, 
 ILach., IMerc. v., IOp.; in diphtheria, ILach.; 
 in eruptive diseases, I Apis ; in measles, 
 I Apis, repercussion, ILach.; in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; at night (dissecting wound), ILach.; 
 when asleep or half awake (scarlatina), IGels.; 
 during sleep, I I Bry. ; with stupid sleep (pneu- 
 monia), I Ant. t.; lies in a stupid state (ty- 
 phoid), 1 1 Sul. ; typhoid scarlatina, BAilant. ; 
 in typhus, lApis, lArn., ICrotal., ITarax., ITe- 
 reb., ILyc. 
 
 Delirium, with nausea and retching : Act. rac. 
 
 Delirium, with drawing back of neck and 
 spasms of back (spinal meningitis) : INatr. s. 
 
 Delirium, nightly: IBry., ICrotal., Hippoz., 
 
 I ILach., Lyss., Sep., 1 1 Ver.; of business of day, 
 Bry., in typhus, IBry.; inflammation of brain, 
 
 I I Puis.; in diphtheria, IChin. a., IMerc. cor., 
 IMerc. cy.; in slow fever, ICamph.; furious, 
 Atrop.; in neuralgic headache, ISyph.; with 
 dry heat, 1 1 Coff.; while lying quietly on back 
 (typhus), I I Chin, s.; in myelitis, IDulc; with 
 pain during fever-heat, f IDulc.; in pleurisy, 
 IKali c. ; in pyaemia, IIArs.; raves, springs out 
 of bed, IIAcon,; in scarlatina, IKali m. ; in 
 typhus, lApis, IBapt., IBry., IHydr., 1 1 Puis.; 
 ceases on awaking, Cact.; in yellow fever, 
 I ILach. 
 
 Delirium, noisy : with hallucination, I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, with otitis : IPuls. 
 
 Delirium, from pain: IIHyos.; driving him to 
 
 madness, 1 1 Ver. 
 Delirium, in paroxysms : twice a day (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), Naja. 
 Delirium, partial : in diphtheria, IGels. ; in 
 
 tonsillitis, IGels. 
 Delirium, in. pneumonia: Hod., IChel., ILach., 
 
 ILyc. 
 Delirium, during pregnancy : from itching of 
 
 genitals, I Collin. 
 Delirium, followed by prostration : IBell. 
 Delirium, quarrelsome : cerebral congestion, 
 
 Ver. v.; in meningitis, IChrom ac. 
 Delirium, quiet: Chlorof., Sec; alternates with 
 
 restlessness and desire to run away (typhus), 
 
 IChlor.; in dysentery, I I Kali ph.; in erysipelas, 
 of face and scalp, Cinch. ; in nervous fever, 
 ICamph.; worse at night, I IChel.; in pneu- 
 monia, I IKali ph.; in typhus, ICarbo v.; with 
 stupefaction and dulness of head, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Delirium, raging : lArg. met., I IBell. 
 
 Delirium, rambling : IBell. 
 
 Delirium, raving : I IStram.; in typhus, 1 1 Agar.; 
 and getting out of bed (typhus), IINitr. ac. 
 
 Delirium, recurring : in spasms, IBell. 
 
 Delirium, religious : IVer. 
 
 Delirium, with restlessness : IIHyos., IVer.; at 
 night, Merc. sul. 
 
 Delirium, in acute articular rheumatism : Hod. 
 
 Delirium, in scarlatina : lAilant., lApis, Arum 
 t., IDulc, IMerc. iod. rub.; anginosa, IPhyt. ; 
 after suppressed eruption, lAilant., lApis. 
 
 Delirium, with screaming : Chin, s.; precedes 
 sopor (hydrocephalus acutus), I Cup. ac. 
 
 Delirium, worse as senses diminish: 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Delirium, with sexual excitement: I IStram. 
 
 Delirium, with shrieking or convulsions: 
 Crotal. 
 
 Delirium, shy, hides himself: I IStram; 
 
 Delirium, with hot skin : Con., Sang. 
 
 Delirium, during sleep: I Aeon., 1 1 Apis; IBar. 
 c; in erysipelas, IIApis; in typhoid, INitr. 
 sp. d.; as soon as he falls asleep, Gels., Sponge- 
 when falling asleep, with chills, ISpong.; in 
 half sleep with incoherent talk, IGels. 
 
 Delirium, sleepless: m typhus, IBapt. 
 
 Delirium, with somnolency : IOp.; in tvphoid, ' 
 ICrotal. 
 
 Delirium, with sopor: IOp., IVer.; followed by 
 exhaustion after attack of vertigo, IKali c. 
 
 Delirium, before black stool : IStram. 
 
 Delirium, makes speeches: Lyss. 
 
 Delirium, with starting: picking at bedclothes, 
 wandering and muttering, INatr. m. 
 
 Delirium, with pain in stomach : Camph. 
 
 Delirium, disposed to strike: IIBell. 
 
 Delirium, from excessive study : ILach. 
 
 Delirium, stupid: IStram. 
 
 Delirium, stupor: in typhus, IBapt. 
 
 Delirium, changes rapidly from one subject to 
 another: talks, whistles", sings (diphtheria), 
 ILach. 
 
 Delirium, swallow : cannot, IBell. 
 
 Delirium, with cold sweat: IVer. 
 
 Delirium, talking : IOp.; worse night, IBry.; of 
 business, Dory., IIHyos.; in diarrhoea, I IBry.; 
 constant, Lyss.; as soon as he shuts eyes, worse 
 noon till midnight, ILach.; in erysipelas of 
 scalp, ILach.; about horses (in pneumonia), 
 I IStram.; of imaginary wrongs, IIHyos.; in- 
 cessantly, absurdly, laughs, claps hands and 
 opens eyes, HStram. ; during which falls 
 asleep (meningitis), HSulph. 
 
 Delirium, gnashes teeth: IIBell. 
 
 Delirium, with thirst : Camph., IVer. 
 
 Delirium, threatening : in prosopalgia, IKalm. 
 
 Delirium, threw himself from a height: BBell. 
 
 Delirium, with heat in throat : Camph. 
 
 Delirium, with tingling: IVer. 
 
 Delirium, transient : in pleuro-pneumonia bili- 
 osa, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Delirium, traumatic : ILach. 
 
 Delirium tremens. 8^ Delirium Tremens. 
 
 Delirium, on disappearance of tumor : IIBell. 
 
 Delirium, ulcers : in fauces and tonsils, Merc 
 iod. rub. 
 
 Delirium, urine : clear as water, after, Stram. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Delirium, in urticaria : ICop. 
 
 Delirium, constantly varying : Aeon. 
 
 Delirium, vertigo : with, Coloc, IOp.; after, Ja- 
 troph. 
 
 Delirium, from vexation : I IHyos. 
 
 Delirium, violent : IIBell., Chlorof., UStram. ; 
 in potter's colic, I Alum. ; especially after 
 sleeping (typhoid), ILach.: in typhus, lAur. 
 met. 
 
 Delirium, vivid : UStram. 
 
 Delirium, with vomiting : Dory. 
 
 Delirium and wakefulness: alternating at 
 night (tubercular meningitis), I ITuberc. 
 
 Delirium, wandering : IXatr. m.,Sec, I ISulph. 
 
 Delirium, from watching : ILach. 
 
 Delirium, with weeping : before noon, ILyc. 
 
 Delirium, thinks she is well: lArs. 
 
 Delirium, wild: I lYar. ; in burns, ICalend.; 
 changing to busy (delirium tremens), i I Chlo- 
 ral.; incoherent (cerebro-spinal fevers), BGels.; 
 attempts to stab and bite, SIStram. 
 
 Delirium, window : jumps out of, B^Ethus. 
 ggp"* Delusion and Mania. 
 
 DELIRIUM TREMENS: 1 1 Agar., I Ant. t, 
 1 1 Arm, IIArs., IIBell., IBism., HCann. i., 
 UChlor., ICoff., ICrotal., IDig., Ferr. ph., 
 IGlon., IHyos., Ilgn., IKali br., ! I Kali ph., 
 ILach., IMerc. v., I IXatr. m., IINux m., IXux 
 v., MPhos., IIRan. b., I I Zinc. 
 
 Delirium tremens, in afternoon or after sleep : 
 I ILach. 
 
 Delirium tremens, angry : rather than anxious, 
 subjects not greatly exhausted, IGraph. 
 
 Delirium tremens, delusions: hears clock talk 
 and argues with it, saw door open where there 
 was none; on looking at objects a little way 
 off; expects with anxiety the flash of light- 
 ning which is to kill him ; spoke of lizards, and 
 worms being on his clothes, and in air before 
 him; people seem to appear before him ; takes 
 offensive in imaginary quarrels and attacks 
 aggressor, which, especially at night, puts 
 patient in wildest restlessness, is chased about 
 as if crazy; runs against supposed object to 
 attack it; makes mistakes about time, speaks 
 of all sorts of affairs which have happened at 
 his office; heard continually on right side of 
 occiput a^ loud voice scolding, vituperating 
 and accusing him of ungodliness ; personifies 
 voices ; motions unsteady, hasty, UStram. 
 
 Delirium tremens, preceded by* epileptiform 
 fits: IHyos., I IOp. 
 
 Delirium tremens, face : red and distended, 
 IBell., ICrotal. 
 
 Delirium tremens, had to be held : IHyos. 
 
 Delirium tremens, mild attacks : I I Cypr. 
 
 Delirium tremens, in old emaciated persons ; 
 "old sinners," whose long lives of excess have 
 destroyed constitution : IBOp. 
 
 Delirium tremens, in pneumonia : BXux v. 
 
 Delirium tremens, with oversensitiveness, 
 nervous excitability, and malicious vehe- 
 mence: I IXux v. 
 
 Delirium tremens, repeatedly, a small quantity 
 of liquor throws them into delirium : I IOp. 
 
 Delirium tremens, dulness of senses, sopor, 
 with snoring: I IOp. 
 
 Delirium tremens, comes on slowly with in- 
 creasing pain in pit of stomach, continuous 
 nausea, thirst, palpitation, headache, vomit- 
 ing, paleness of face : IDig. 
 
 Delirium tremens, talkative mania: ILach., 
 
 3 
 
 1 1 Ran. b.; talks about fire, rats, mice, and 
 murder (mania), Calc. ggg"' Talking. 
 
 Delirium tremens, trembling of body : ICed. 
 
 Delirium tremens, voices : heard continually 
 on right side of occiput a loud voice, scold- 
 ing, vituperating and accusing him of un- 
 godliness, and also personifies voices, EBStram. 
 JgsIF 15 Delirium, Delusion, and Mania. 
 
 DELUSION (illusions, hallucinations) : 
 l^thus., Art. v., IBell., BCup. m., IHyos., 
 Lyss., I IMagn. p., ICEnan., Rhus, Sec. 
 
 Delusion, of abundance : destroys clothing, 
 ISulph. 
 
 Delusion, that she can only obtain peace and 
 safety through absolution from a priest of 
 Papal Church, although a zealous Protestant : 
 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Delusion of being abused : Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, that he has lost affection of friends : 
 lAur. met. 
 
 Delusion of hovering in air : when walking out- 
 doors, lAsar. 
 
 Delusion, of being alone: in world, IPlat.; de- 
 serted, BCycl.: in a wilderness, IStram.; a cast- 
 away, 1 1 Calab. 
 
 Delusion, of animals: coming towards him, 
 IIOp.; as if in abdomen, alive, BThuya; jump 
 out of ground, Stram.; cats, dogs and rabbits, 
 IStram.; of cats and dogs (delirium), IzEthus.; 
 of crabs in large numbers being driven into 
 room, IHyos.; he is a bird, runs about, chirp- 
 ing and twittering, until he faints, Lyss.; of 
 dogs crowding around him, ICalc; he is a dog, 
 growls and barks, Bell., Lyss.; that dog that 
 bit her is near, fought as if to drive it away, 
 Lyss.; that others are dogs, barks at them to 
 be understood, I IStram.; complains that a dog 
 is biting and tearing flesh off his ches", IStram.; 
 surrounded by hideous, ICrotal.; of rats and 
 strangs objects (delirium tremens \ lAct. rac; 
 rats and cats, in room and on walls (erysipelas 
 of head and face), I IStram.; rats run across 
 room, I.Ethus., BMed.; animals lying near her 
 which she fears she mav hurt (typhoid fever), 
 MVal. 
 
 Delusion, apparitions : prevent sleep, Bell.; on 
 closing eyes, with sleeplessness, BThuya ; ter- 
 rifying, in twilight, Berb. 
 
 Delusion, that he is going to have an apoplec- 
 tic stroke: Arg. met. 
 
 Delusion, that his life is in danger from assas- 
 sination or poison : I I Plumb. 
 
 Delusion, when awake: in typhoid, Phos.-ac. 
 
 Delusion, baby: of another in bed, whichi:re- 
 quires attention, when in dark room, at night 
 (two weeks after confinement), I Petrol.; 
 savs baby looks odious (puerperal fever), 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Delusion, of possession of beautiful things, even 
 rags seem beautiful: HSulph. 
 
 Delusion, bed: a strange boy prevents sleep, 
 Apis; is full of creases, IStram.; strange ob- 
 jects, rats, sheep, etc. (delirium tremens), 
 Act. rac; declares he is not alone in bed 
 IIOp., IPetrol.; looks for it in yard (preg- 
 nancy), I I Puis.; headboard was swaying (pa- 
 renchymatous metritis), 1 1 Lace. JgSir 5 double, 
 legs, lying, man, masks. 
 
 Delusion, behind: imagines some one, Brom., 
 Med. . 
 
 Delusion, of bells ringing sweetly : ICann. i. 
 
 Delusion, of birds in room : Kali c. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Delusion, of black objects and people : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, blood does not circulate: I lAtrop. s. 
 
 Delusion, of being blown at by persons, some 
 of whom are not present : Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, of body : becoming larger, ICann. i.; 
 parts very large, IOp.; head felt larger, ^Kali 
 ars.; chin getting longer, Glon.; scattered 
 about bed, cannot get parts together, IIBapt.; 
 could not get fragments adjusted, IPhos.; one 
 half cut off, IStram.; erroneous impressions as 
 to state of, ISabad.; thin and delicate, as if 
 continuity would be dissolved, or made of 
 glass and will break (chronic hysteria), IThu- 
 ya; that parts are shrunken : I ISabad. 
 
 Delusion, cautions people not to inhale his ex- 
 haled breath, that it is spoiled like rotten 
 eggs, worse than cholera : Lyss. fgi^ mouth. 
 
 Delusion, of bugs, and cockroaches : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, some one calls him: ICann. i. 
 
 Delusion, catches at imaginary appearance: 
 1 1 Hyos. 
 
 Delusion, chair, something hanging over back : 
 a person sitting there, Calc. 
 
 Delusion, changed, things and persons around, 
 seem to be : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, thinks himself a young child : ICic. 
 
 Delusion, cloud : as if a heavy black had set- 
 tled over her, weighing like lead on her heart, 
 
 I Act. rac. 
 
 Delusion, compass: fixing himself to corre- 
 spond with points of (insanity), IHyos. 
 
 Delusion, converses: with absent individuals 
 as if present, addressing inanimate objects, as 
 chessmen, by names of such persons, but ob- 
 serves no one standing by him, Stram.; with 
 dead sister in churchyard, BelL; with dead 
 sister at bedside, IHyos. 
 
 Delusion, corners : saw people coming out of, 
 
 I I Stram. 
 
 Delusion, of being called before court : on ac- 
 count of wicked actions (during climaxis), 
 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Delusion, full of creeping things : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, frightful at night (in pregnant women 
 during latter months), imagine they have 
 committed or are about to commit some great 
 crime or cruelty : 1 1 Kali bi. 
 
 Delusion, damned: says she is (melancholia), 
 IKali ph., 1 1 Plat.; soul cannot be saved, cries 
 much, and rages, llgn. j$l^ doomed, lost. 
 
 Delusion, of dancing : in a churchyard, IStram. 
 
 Delusion, dark: I IStram. 
 
 Delusion, dead : thinks she is nearly dead and 
 wishes somebody would help her off, ILach.; 
 that preparations are made for funeral, ILach.; 
 visions of the dead, IHep., 1 1 Zinc; thinks 
 her child is dead, IKali bi.; believed death 
 near at hand, I Plat.; thinks she is going into 
 a decline, I IXan. M@gr die, grave, killed. 
 
 Delusion, defend themselves: against attacks 
 and insults, which are products of their own 
 fancy, Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, during delirium : Kali bi.; at night, 
 1 1 Plumb.; with noisy delirium, HStram.; and 
 after delirium tremens, 1 1 Kali br. 
 
 Delusion, demon : thinks himself a, lAnac; 
 thinks all persons are, IPlat., 1 1 Plumb.; a 
 demon sits on his neck and tells him offensive 
 things, lAnac. 
 
 Delusion, devil : is after her (during climaxis), 
 1 1 Zinc; sees him coming to take her (religious 
 mania), IPuls.; in erotic mania, MOrig.; 
 
 imagines devil speaking in one ear, angel in 
 the other, prompting to murder, or acts of be- 
 nevolence, lAnac; whispers blasphemous 
 words, lAnac; fear of being taken by, IManc; 
 imagines she is one, Kali br.; calling out that 
 she saw one (delirium), IHyos. 
 
 Delusion, die : he imagines is going to, IPod., 
 I IPuls.; in epileptic anguish, ILyc; suddenly, 
 when walking, makes him walk faster (hypo- 
 chondriasis), lArg. nit.; in tetanus, IMagn. p.; 
 there is but little time to make his will (cough ), 
 ■Petrol.; a beloved friend is dying, Bar. c; all 
 her friends will die, she must go to a convent 
 (fainting spells), ILac. def.; in heart trouble, 
 with rheumatism, ICact. B@F" dead. 
 
 Delusion, dirty, imagines to be : ILac. c. 
 
 Delusion, disease: imagines he has every-, lAur. 
 mur., I IStram.; softening of brain or some 
 other incurable, lArg. nit.; a horrible throat 
 disease, which will end fatally, I ISabad.; he 
 will give his imaginary disease (syphilis) to 
 others, Chloral.; every time a symptom appears 
 that it is not attributable to drug but some 
 settled disease, Lac c; that he will have yellow 
 fever, a boy, set. 13, Camph. jg@" heart, ill 
 and sick. 
 
 Delusion, disgrace : says she has brought on 
 her family (melancholia), I IPlat.; considers 
 herself disgraced (melancholia), I ISulph. 
 
 Delusion, distinguished: thinks himself, 
 squanders money, proud of his position, 1 1 Ver.; 
 affects being a person of high rank, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, images distorted : lAmb. 
 
 Delusion, doomed: to expiate her sins and 
 those of her family (uterine dementia), ILil. 
 tig. $g^" damned, lost, religion. 
 
 Delusion, double : thinks he is, lAnac; thinks 
 she is, IStram.; things one limb is, IPetrol. 
 
 Delusion, a train of cars in his ear : IStram. 
 
 Delusion, enemies : surrounded by (incipient 
 stage of senile dementia), ICrotaL; persecuted 
 by, I Cinch, off.; pursued by, ILach. 
 
 Delusion, in epilepsy : lAst. r. 
 
 Delusion, desire to escape : in typhoid, IHyos. 
 
 Delusion, of executioner standing before him, 
 laughed and joked : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, eyes: flickerings before, ISulph.; 
 hallucinations in mania, IStram.; hallucina- 
 tions preceding brain and paralytic symp- 
 toms, Kali br.; looks about with apparent 
 hallucination, Sal. ac 
 
 Delusion, eyes closed, visions: IBell., ILach., 
 I ISpong.; of faces, Arg. nit., in typhus, llCalc; 
 of frightful images, Caust.; fierce animals with 
 horns and bushy heads, IBell.; horrid (men- 
 tal aberration), BICalc; sees children sitting 
 on low benches in rows as in a school-room, 
 IBell.; room seems full of strange men, who 
 snatch at her as they pass, IBell.; persons, 
 BICinch., in typhus, HCalc; expects to see 
 something around floor or when turning 
 around, in evening, Brom.; of all kinds of fig- 
 ures and grimaces, especially evenings going 
 to bed, ICup. ac 
 
 Delusion, faces: hideous, I IBell.; worse in 
 dark, the face that haunts most is one she has 
 really seen, 1 1 Lac c; diabolical, crowd on 
 him, lAmb.; when eyes are closed (typhus) 
 ■ ICalc; peep at her from behind bed and fur- 
 niture, Med.; said doctor was making faces at 
 her, thought she looked black (puerperal 
 fever), I IPuls. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Delusion, fail : thinks all her undertakings must 
 (melancholia), lArg. nit.; that he will lose his 
 fortune, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Delusion, fall : thinks she is going to, clings and 
 asks to be held, Stram. 
 
 Delusion, family : as if she did not belong to 
 her own, IPlat. 
 
 Delusion, fantastic : Cic, ISulph. 
 
 Delusion, causes fear: Absin., IINuxv., UStram. 
 
 Delusion, often leaves his chair to rush at people 
 whom he thought he saw fighting : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, figures : sees old repulsive persons, 
 which fill her with fear (hysteria), I Kali c; 
 hurls hot water bottle at imaginary ones at 
 foot of bed, Chlor. 
 
 Delusion, he will have a fit : when walking, 
 makes him walk faster (hypochondriasis), 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Delusion, fire: visions of, IHep.; sees the world 
 on fire during night (religious mania), IPuls.; 
 complains that a fire has been lighted and 
 that the stove is smoking, Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, ran into forge to catch fish which he 
 saw swimming there : Stram. 
 
 Delusion, that strange forms accompany him, 
 one on his right, the other on his left: lAnac 
 
 Delusion, frightful: I IHep.; of figures coming 
 to seize him (insanity), IHyos.; in pregnant 
 women, usually caused by engorged condition 
 of brain, IKali br.; sees objects, BIOp.; cause 
 fright, (IStram. 
 
 Delusion, surrounded by friends: shaking 
 hands, and calling them by name as they ap- 
 pear before her (hysteria), IHydr. ac. 
 
 Delusion, of ghosts: lAtrop. s., IIBell., ICupr. 
 ac, Hyper., IOp., IStram.; in bright daylight 
 (during recovery from typhus), Ars. m.; before 
 headache, IPsor. Jg^° images, visions. 
 
 Delusion, of gliding through air : when walk- 
 ing, Asar. 
 
 Delusion, God : declares he is, then that he is 
 devil,! IStram.; receives communications from, 
 
 I IStram.; is talking with, 1 1 Ver. 
 Delusion, when holding head down, as if she 
 
 had a large goitre which she could not see 
 
 over: Zinc. 
 Delusion, he is in his grave : I IStram. 
 Delusion, caused by grief and anger (climaxis) : 
 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Delusion, uses a stick for a gun : Bell. 
 
 Delusion, a delicate hand smoothing her head 
 from front to back : I Med. 
 
 Delusion, sees a man who has hanged himself 
 beckoning him to cut him loose : Ars. 
 
 Delusion, of hearing: Atrop. s.; some one 
 approaching his bed, Carbo v.; chides father 
 for taking part in revolution, thinks she hears 
 drum which proclaims his execution, 1 1 Ver.; 
 in mania, IStram.; all kinds of operatic airs, 
 when closing eyes, in puerperal fever, I IPuls.; 
 apparitions talk, ICup. ac; some one talk- 
 ing, 1 1 Elaps. ; two persons talk, but does 
 not know who they are, IStram ; voices, 
 1 1 Chloral, 1 1 Plumb.; to which he replies, 
 (epilepsy) lAst. r.; voices of absent persons, 
 at night cannot sleep, ICham.; hears voices of 
 sister or mother, who are far away, Anac; as 
 if near right mastoid process a voice were 
 scolding her, worse night, voice seems some- 
 times to be under bed, I IStram.; voices includ- 
 ing her own seem to come from a distance, as 
 if someone else were speaking (post-partum 
 
 hemorrhage) ICann. s.; voices from within 
 him speaking in abusive and filthy language, 
 I IZinc; whispering, Med. J^gg^ music, noise. 
 
 Delusion, heart : she will have heart disease 
 and die, ILac c; he has heart disease, INatr. 
 c; sips a bowl of warm sugar water declaring 
 it will form her a new heart (mania puerper- 
 alis), INux v.; stitches in heart will kill him if 
 they do not cease, 1 1 Psor.; heart or breathing 
 is going to stop, or otherwise frightens herself 
 causing heart to beat violently, I ILac c; heart 
 stops beating when sitting (hypochondriasis), 
 lArg. nit.; spoke of the imperfection of 
 medical knowledge, as soon as she saw the 
 physician, and declared it an error that one 
 could not live without a heart, inasmuch as 
 she felt very well without one, it having come 
 away with the afterbirth to which it had 
 grown fast, the nurse having separated the 
 two before her eyes, (mania puerperalis), 
 INux v. 
 
 Delusion, imagines herself in heaven : talking 
 with God, (mania), 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Delusion, hell : believes herself in chains, 
 (erotomania), MOrig.; suffers torments of, 
 with sobs, Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, of hens : bound with chains (in- 
 sanity), IHyos. 
 
 Delusion, hogs: men appear as, I IHyos. 
 
 Delusion, he is not at home : Op.; delirium 
 tremens, ICoff. 
 
 Delusion, honest : thinks he is not, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Delusion., horrid : delirium tremens, first stage, 
 IKali bi. 
 
 Delusion, he is driving a horse : in malignant 
 scarlatina, I IStram. 
 
 Delusion, house : believes he is not in his own, 
 I IOp., Ver.; houses, as if they would approach 
 and crush him, I lArg. nit.; house is sur- 
 rounded by carts, Jews and geese, driving him 
 into a rage, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, people want to hurt him, execute 
 him: I IOp. 
 
 Delusion, her husband is not her husband, and 
 her child not her child (mania) : I Anac. 
 
 Delusion, he is very ill : II Psor. 
 
 Delusion, images : beautiful, present them- 
 selves to her as if by charm, Bell.; complex 
 confused farrago of (fever), IHyos.; sees differ- 
 ent, I INux. v.; sees while dozing during day, 
 Lachn.; dreams, INux m.; sees when closing 
 eyes, Samb.; fanciful, INux m.; fantastic, 
 ■Bell.; frightful, I IStram.; with jealousy, 
 ILach.; endeavors to grasp, or avoid, I IKali 
 ph.; horrifying, worse at his side than in front 
 of him, IStram.; incoherent, IBell.; prevent 
 sleep, lArg. nit. ggg^ figuresand visions. 
 
 Delusion, disease incurable : ICact; she has 
 some organic disease nobody understands, 
 ILil. tig. 
 
 Delusion, innumerable : ICann. i. 
 
 Delusion, sees insects : IIBell. 
 
 Delusion, that he is killed, roasted and being 
 eaten : IStram. 
 
 Delusion, walks on his knees : I Bar. c or m. 
 
 Delusion, men are laughing at her, criticising 
 to disadvantage, makes her timid, and she 
 dare not look up while walking in street, Bar. c 
 
 Delusion, sees persons connected with the law 
 who will seize him, causing great anxiety, 
 cries like child : ICup. ac. 
 
 Delusion, legs : are holding a conversation, also 
 
36 
 
 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 toe with thumb (gout), IBapt.; one of his legs 
 is cut off (pneumonia), I IStram.; she had a 
 third leg which would not remain quiet, 
 (since confinement two weeks ago, when in 
 bed in dark room at night), I I Petrol.; one 
 limb is double, iiPetrol. 
 
 Delusion, that all she says is a lie : BLac c. 
 
 Delusion, of living: in a locality ihree hours 
 distant from his house, I Op.; not in his usual 
 condition, Cic. 
 
 Delusion, locality : seems transformed, Bar. m.; 
 loses his way in familiar streets, the houses 
 seem strange, IGlon. jgi^ place. 
 
 Delusion, she is looked down upon by every- 
 one, that she is of no importance in life : 
 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Delusion, imagines himself lost : BAur. met., 
 1 1 Plumb.; and despised (erotomania), I lOrig. 
 
 Delusion, wife has lovers concealed behind 
 stove : 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, of lying crosswise : BStram. 
 
 Delusion, man : sees coming toward her a huge 
 drunken man who lies down beside her, she 
 begs him to retire, falls into convulsions and 
 turns over on her abdomen, Cic; fancies a 
 naked man is wrapped in her bedclothes, 
 I I Pals.; sees men and hears them talk in 
 foreign tongues, I IStram.; a man is in his 
 room who intends to perforate his throat with 
 a gimlet, while in bed, Merc. iocl. flav. 
 
 Delusion, laughing masks: thinks she sees, at 
 night in bed, IBell. 
 
 Delusion, melancholic: BiKali br. 
 
 Delusion, about military : Arg. met. 
 
 Delusion, of a mouse running from under 
 chair : BAct. rac. 
 
 Delusion, mouth : a stinking odor from (insan- 
 ity), BHyos.; cannot open, lower jaw stiff and 
 painful, Lyss. Jiir* breath. 
 
 Delusion, they are murderers or criminals to be 
 executed: BBOp. 
 
 Delusion, hears music : BCann. i. J@^* hearing. 
 
 Delusion, calls things by wrong names : his 
 boots logs of wood, his bed-room the stable, 
 without knowing it, Stram. 
 
 Delusion, too narrow : everything seems, BPlat. 
 
 Delusion, he is neglected: in hysteria, HSPallad.; 
 and despised by his family, BArg, nit. 
 
 Delusion, he is neglectful, and deserves re- 
 proach : Aur. met. 
 
 Delusion, things as if new : even friends as if 
 he had never seen them, after waking, 
 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, especially at night: Canth., BCalc; 
 causes mental suffering, BLach.; sees figures, 
 animals, men, etc., BVal ; in tubercular men- 
 ingitis, I ITuberc. 
 
 Delusion, noises : declares that he hears (insan- 
 ity), BHyos. Jg^ hearing. 
 
 Delusion, nose : imagines he wears some one 
 else's (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Delusion, objects : sees immaterial in room, 
 ICup. ac, Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, accused herself of most obscene ac- 
 tions of which she never was guilty: BPhos. 
 
 Delusion, obstacles in his way, occasioned 
 partly by contrary fate, partly by himself : 
 Aur. met. 
 
 Delusion, that he is riding on an ox : Bell. 
 
 Delusion, painful:- with depression, BKali br. 
 
 Delusion, people: sees a number of strange, 
 and tries to seize them, Stram.; about her, con« 
 
 stantly speaks to them, \ IVer.; carry on all 
 sorts of pranks, or ply him with questions he 
 thinks he must answer, BBNux v.; room full 
 of, crowding in when there was no longer 
 room, each apparition personating some one 
 in particular and keeping her company for 
 hours, sees and converses with forms, and 
 could not always distinguish semblance from 
 reality, I I Ver.; saw large people in room at 
 night, BMed.; threateningher,screamshorribly, 
 during recovery from typhus, Ars. m.; on clos- 
 ing eyes, BBCinch.; come in, look at her, whis- 
 per and say " come," Med.; sees people, who 
 are not and have not been present, BHyos.; 
 as if strange persons were at his side, BThuya. 
 
 Delusion, persecuted : in delirium tremens, 
 BHyos.; by everyone, BCycl., and tormented 
 by a frightful scene of some mournful event of 
 the past, Spong. 
 
 Delusion, phantasms : throng upon him, BPsor., 
 Verbas ; in slumber, Berb. 
 
 Delusion, of pigeons : flying in room which he 
 tries to catch (erysipelas bullosum capitis, 
 suppressed by salve), BKali c. 
 
 Delusion, she swallowed pins : in hysteria, I ISil. 
 
 Delusion, concluded from look of everyone, that 
 he is pitied : on account of his misfortune 
 and he wept : BNatr. m. 
 
 Delusion, place : thought she had none in the 
 world, BPlat.; imagines himself in two places 
 at same time, I ISil.; thinks he is in wrong, 
 but does not w T ant to go home (typhoid fever), 
 BHyos. J^i^ locality. 
 
 Delusion, pleasant : in delirium, BBell. 
 
 Delusion, poisoned : thinks she has been, Act. 
 rac; fear of being, Plumb. j^T" Fear. 
 
 Delusion, position : thinks she is not fitted for 
 her, Stram. 
 
 Delusion, has power : over all disease, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, pregnant : after menses, BIgn.; when 
 she is only swollen with flatus, BBSabad.; that 
 she is about to give birth to a blue-eyed baby 
 (hysterical mania), BVer. 
 
 Delusion, prostration : cannot endure such 
 utter, in epilepsy, 1 1 Chin. a. 
 
 Delusion, rage : puts him into, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, railroad : imagines she is in a car, 
 begs others to hold her, 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Delusion, she is in a terrible rain storm com- 
 plaining of being so cold, and that carriage 
 has turned over and hurt her head (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis): Naja. 
 
 Delusion, reality : as if things perceived had 
 none, as if in a dream (melancholy, mania), 
 BAnac 
 
 Delusion, reason : thinks she will lose, BChel. 
 ®|^* Deranged. 
 
 Delusion, religious: about redemption and 
 devil, BAnac; with melancholic depression 
 (melancholia), BKali br.; imagines he is singled 
 out as an object of divine wrath, Kali br.;asif 
 he had committed the unpardonable sin and 
 was going to hell, Med. Jllgr Religion. _ 
 
 Delusion, rich : makes useless purchases (insan- 
 ity), 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Delusion, of robbers : wants to jump out of 
 window, BLach.; she orders house to be 
 searched, B BNatr. m.; runs about at night look- 
 ing for them, Ars.; sees them in room, BCup. ac 
 
 Delusion, feels scattered, g^ body. 
 
 Delusion, screams : says it is something within 
 him that screams, Ars. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Delusion, of a second self: in typhus, IBapt. 
 
 Delusion, of senses : in typhoid, Phos. ac. 
 
 Delusion, sensual : Verbas. JE^aT 1 Erotic, Las- 
 civious. 
 
 Delusion, sepulchre : of lying in his (mania), 
 I IStram. 
 
 Delusion, sexual organs : that external female 
 genitals feel wet, lEup. pur. 
 
 Delusion, sick: of being, HSabad.; complains 
 of her husband, says he wishes to convince 
 her she is sick, although she is able to dance 
 and sing (mania puerperalis), IXux v. 
 
 Delusion, of sight. jj^~Eyes closed, Images, 
 and Visions. 
 
 Delusion, sitting on a sofa, fancied she was 
 falling off, kept holding on to everything : 
 "Stram. 
 
 Delusion, disturbs sleep : IPlumb. 
 
 Delusion, objects smaller: I IStram.; on enter- 
 ing house after walking an hour everything 
 very small, and all persons mentally and 
 physically inferior, she herself physically 
 large and superior, 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Delusion, smothered : she will be (pneumonia), 
 I IStram. 
 
 Delusion, snakes: pointing to, which she sees 
 and fancies are in bed approaching her, 
 (delirium tremens), BHyos.; under and about 
 her, suddenly woke at" night, I IStram.; as if 
 surrounded by snakes, some running up and 
 down inside of skin, some inside feel long 
 and thin, fears" to put feet to floor lest she 
 should tread on them and make them squirm 
 up legs, afraid to shut eyes on going to bed for 
 fear a large snake would bite her in face, 
 Lac c. 
 
 Delusion, someone else : as if she were (post- 
 partum hemorrhage), ICann. s.; lies alongside 
 IIPetroL, moves to edge of bed to make room, 
 (typhoid fever), IIVal.;by his side does all 
 he is doing (diabetes mellitus), lArs.; walks 
 beside her, ICalc; behind, Brom., Med.; the 
 same man after him that walks before him, 
 Euphor.; thinks she is someone else and in 
 the hands of a stronger power, ILach. 
 
 Delusion, of space : a few rods seem an im- 
 mense distance, I ICann. i. 
 
 Delusion, sees spiders : in diphtheria, ILac c. 
 
 Delusion, spirits: holds conversation with, 
 says she is under influence of, I IStram.; sees 
 evil ones at night, IHell.; ran around room, 
 cried out that evil spirits were pursuing, 
 Stram. 
 
 Delusion, as if soul and body were separated : 
 lAnac, Thuya. 
 
 Delusion, has to step over elevation : Euphor. 
 
 Delusion, starvation : he and his family will 
 die of, Ars.; must starve (insanity), IKali m. 
 
 Delusion, stove : is a tree and wants to climb 
 it, IIHyos. 
 
 Delusion," strange: and horrible, everything 
 seems, I Plat. 
 
 Delusion, street : timid when walking, imagines 
 people are looking at her, Bar. c; fearful 
 when persons approached, and when they 
 had passed said he had stabbed them, Bell. 
 
 Delusion, he can never succeed : is unfit for 
 this world, lAur. met. 
 
 Delusion, the sun travels around earth : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Delusion, thinks she is under superhuman 
 control : ILach. 
 
 Delusion, of superiority : I Plat. 
 
 Delusion, of being under influence of a superior 
 power: IThuya. 
 
 Delusion, surroundings : changed, INux m. 
 
 Delusion, cannot swallow : Lyss. 
 
 Delusion, he is swelling : ICann. i. 
 
 Delusion, as if all around her talked rapidly : 
 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Delusion, is tall : and surrounding objects small, 
 llPlat., IStram.; as if he had grown taller 
 when walking on street, in evening, Pallad. 
 
 Delusion, of tetanus : must die, with pain in 
 right leg, IMagn. p. 
 
 Delusion, she cannot think : IChel. 
 
 Delusion, he has an ulcer in stomach : Acet. ac. 
 
 Delusion, that he is unhappy : i Cinch. 
 
 Delusion, of various things : Camph., Eup. pur., 
 1 1 Kali br. 
 
 Delusion, vermin : sees on his bed, throws 
 handfuls away and tries to escape, Ars. 
 
 Delusion, visions : Calc. a., Rhus ; fantastic 
 while lying awake, Am.; attempts to leave 
 room, as if frightened by visions behind him 
 (fistula), ILach.; in cardiac anxiety, ICalc; in 
 cerebro-spinal meningitis, Naja: children, 
 wake in evening, BBCina ; in the dark, strikes 
 at them and holds up the cross, 1 1 Puis.; 
 frightful when falling into a doze (typhus), 
 Sign.; frightful in mania, Stram.; on closing 
 eyes, g^~ eyes closed ; of faces, J§@~ faces ; 
 oi' creeping things (diphtheria), I ILac c; fan- 
 tastic, 1 1 Chloral.; in puerperal fever, 1 1 Puis.; 
 in typhus, BBry.; morning, and through day, 
 of all kinds of fancied things (pregnancy), 
 I IStram.; frightful, INux v., BOp.; of big 
 eyes (diphtheria), I ILac c, 1 1 Puis., with 
 coma vigil before midnight, BOp.; after dark, 
 Carbo v.; wishes to hide, Bell.; in typhoid, 
 IPuls.; hideous, buries face in pillow, 
 (delirium), Camph.; horrible, worse at night, 
 Camph.; feels afraid they will take objective 
 form, BLac c; seem real, ILach.; in sleep, 
 I INatr. m., in typhoid, IBPhos. ac; with rest- 
 less sleep, DStram.; of strangers, BStram.; at 
 night, after revaccination, 1 1 Thuya ; every 
 night since six weeks, causing fear, had to 
 leave bed (an old woman), I IStram.; of great 
 sublimity follow those of quiet relaxing and 
 recreating nature, ICann. i.; eyes anxiously 
 fixed sideways on one point where she 
 imagines she sees a terrible hostile figure, 
 
 I IStram.; when looking at an object believes 
 he sees cats, dogs, rats, mice and all sorts of in- 
 sects in continual motion, IStram.; look at 
 one point with staring eyes and despair in 
 their faces, move slowly and shyly back- 
 ward or _ run away with violent, fearful 
 scream (inflammatory condition of brain), 
 IStram. 
 
 Delusion, voices: jg^ hearing, Ghosts, Im- 
 ages. 
 Delusion, thinks herself well : in metritis, 
 
 I I Kreo. 
 
 Delusion, says he is a wheelwright and begins 
 
 to bore holes : Stram. 
 Delusion, wild: vivid (puerperal fever), 1 1 Plat. 
 Delusion, directed a window to be closed that 
 
 was not open : Lyss. 
 Delusion, witches : denies having anything to 
 
 do with them (delirium after being accused 
 
 of theft), BHyos. 
 Delusion, his wife will run away from him: 
 
 mental disturbance, 1 1 Staph. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Delusion, carries home wood to manufacture 
 brandy: Stram. 
 
 Delusion, world: he is lost to beyond hope 
 (hypochondriasis), BArg. nit. ; thinks she is not 
 fit for (prolapsus or induration of uterus, preg- 
 nancy), BBAur. met. 
 
 Delusion, he does everything wrong : Aur. 
 met. 
 
 DEPRESSED (dejected, despondent): Abrot., 
 I^Esc. h., lAgnus, Amm. c, Anag., Ang., 
 
 I Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., 1 1 Apis, I Alum., Arg. met., 
 Arn., Ars. m., Arum d., Arum m., Asaf., 
 
 I I Aur. met., Bell., Bry., Cact., BBCalc, Calc 
 fl., Camph., Carbol. ac, BCarbo v., ICaust. 
 ICup. ac, BChel., Chin, a., BChin. s., Chloral., 
 ICic, Coca, Coccus, ICoff., Coloc, BCon., Cop., 
 ■Cornus, BCroc, Crot. t., Cycl., IDaph., IDig., 
 IDiosc, SDulc, IIElaps., Elat., Eryng., Eup. 
 perf. iBFerr., Ferr. mur., Gamb., BBGels., 
 IIGraph., I IGrat., Guarana, BHam., BHelon., 
 IHep., IHydras., Hydr. ac, BHyos., BIod.,Ind. 
 met., Jugl., BKalibr., BKali iod., Kalin., BKali 
 ph., 1 1 Lac c, BLachn. t., Laur., BLobel. c, Lo- 
 bel.i., BLyc, Lye vir., BBLil. tig., Lyss., Magn. 
 s., BMang., BMerc, BMerc cor., 1 1 Merc. iod. 
 flav., I IMez., IMygale, I !Myr. cerif., I INatr. c, 
 BBNatr. m., I INatr. ph., BNatr. s., BNux v., 
 Oleand., BPetrol., Plant., BPlat., 1 1 Plumb., 
 Polyp., BPtel., BBPsor., BBPuls., 1 1 Rob., Sec, 
 Stilling., BSulph., BTabac,Tell., BThuya, BUran. 
 n., 1 1 Ustil., Xan., Verbas., Ver., BVer. v., Vib., 
 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Depressed, alternately: buoyant, BNux v.; irrit- 
 able (icterus), BArs.; quarrelsome liveliness 
 (mania), BCon. 
 
 Depressed, with whistling and singing: Merc 
 iod. flav. 
 
 Depressed, in open air: better on entering 
 house, BKali c 
 
 Depressed, when alone : I IBov.; dyspnoea, BLyc 
 
 Depressed, in amenorrhoea : Cypr. 
 
 Depressed, in angina : B Apis. 
 
 Depressed, with anguish : BCalc 
 
 Depressed, with want of appetite : BDig. 
 
 Depressed, in aphonia : BFerr. 
 
 Depressed, appearance: Viol. 
 
 Depressed, with apprehension : Lyss. 
 
 Depressed, in ascites: 1 1 Fluor, ac. 
 
 Depressed, with atrophy : Coca. 
 
 Depressed, on awaking: in morning, BSep.,Xan. 
 
 Depressed, body: heavy (intermittent), BCed. 
 
 Depressed, sudden congestion to brain : Ver. v. 
 
 Depressed, in cancer: of mammae, BBrom. 
 
 Depressed, feels it in chest : BAur. met.; aching 
 in chest, BLyc 
 
 Depressed, after childbirth : in consequence of 
 being told of slight laceration, 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Depressed, in chorea : Agar. 
 
 Depressed, in climaxis : with chronic abdomi- 
 nal order, BPsor. 
 
 Depressed, in colic : BPlumb. 
 
 Depressed, in consumption : BGuaiac. 
 
 Depressed, in cholera : fourth day, 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 Depressed, better by conversation : BLac def. 
 
 Depressed, whooping cough : BAnac, BCaust. 
 
 Depressed, crying : with palpitation (fainting 
 spells), BLac def. 
 
 Depressed, all day: Lyss.; cold after scarlet 
 fever, BHell. 
 
 Depressed, with debility : faintness and aching 
 in left iliac region, BCrotal. 
 
 Depressed, with painful delusions : sleepless- 
 
 ness and dread' of impending destruction of 
 
 all near her, BKali br. 
 Depressed, to despair : I ISars. 
 Depressed, in chronic diarrhoea: BGamb. 
 Depressed, about disease : BSulph. ; sure he is 
 
 going to die in twenty-four hours, Lac. def.; 
 
 sure she would not recover (bronchial asthma), 
 
 I ISinap.; does not think will ever get better 
 (syphilitic sore mouth), I ISyph. 
 
 Depressed, in face of difficulties : BCoccul. 
 
 Depressed, in dropsy : BAur. mur., BColch. 
 
 Depressed, with drowsiness : Sil.; and deep- 
 seated pain in head, BCornus. 
 
 Depressed, in dyspepsia : BPhos., Kali ph.; and 
 palpitation, BTabac 
 
 Depressed, in dyspncea : BLyc. 
 
 Depressed, ear : dull aching deep in right, wak- 
 ing during night, 1 1 Tell. 
 
 Depressed, after eating: BPod.; after dinner, 
 BNatr. c 
 
 Depressed, after seminal emissions : 1 1 Cypr., 
 BDiosc, BEryng., Ham., B BKali br., BBNux v., 
 
 I I Phos. ac, BPuls., I ITJstil. 
 
 Depressed, in epilepsy: day before attack, at 
 night, Art. v. 
 
 Depressed, in eruption : on dorsum of hand, 
 which appeared over night, 1 1 Psor; suppressed., 
 BPsor., BSulph.; eczema, BCup. ac 
 
 Depressed, in evening: BBNitr. ac, Ran. sc, 
 Zinc 
 
 Depressed, in nervous excitability : 1 1 Calab.; 
 after excitement, Ced. 
 
 Depressed, follows exhilaration : twelve hours, 
 Ziz. 
 
 Depressed, before eructation : BLyc. 
 
 Depressed, before fainting : Ver. 
 
 Depressed, with fatigue : BPhos. 
 
 Depressed, with fear and anxiety (climaxis) : 
 BKali br. 
 
 Depressed, fever: during, BEup. perf.; during 
 apyrexia (tertian ague), I Ipec; with chilliness 
 running up "back, Merc, sul.; with debility 
 and chill, I lAnthrac; with heat, in evening 
 (ague), Blpec; in intermittent, BDiad., BNatr. 
 m., 1 1 Polyp., BSamb., relapse of, BArs.; in ter- 
 tian, BDig.; after typhoid nervous affection, 
 BManc; in yellow, BMerc 
 
 Depressed, in forenoon : BCann.s. 
 
 Depressed, about future : BBry. 
 
 Depressed, in gastralgia : BAbrot. 
 
 Depressed, in gastric affections : BPod. 
 
 Depressed, in chronic gastritis : BMez. 
 
 Depressed, in gonorrhoea : BMerc, BHydras., 
 BThuya. 
 
 Depressed, with grieving : Alum., BIgn., BLyc. 
 
 Depressed, from a word of seeming harshness : 
 Med. 
 
 Depressed, with headache : BAur. met., BCrotal., 
 BLachn., Lig. tig., Sep., Therid.; in evening 
 while walking, Therid.; dull, Codein., in 
 forehead, PteL, Sarrac; chronic, BDulc, 
 BPlumb.; dull, stupid, BSep.; nervous, iTereb.; 
 causes sick headache, BBGuarana; temporo- 
 frontal spinal pain and palpitation, BNaja. 
 
 Depressed, with head symptoms : Benz. ac. 
 
 Depressed, from belief that he has an incurable 
 disease of heart which makes him reckless: 
 1 1 Phos.; cardiac rheumatism, BCact. 
 
 Depressed, from heat : BGels. 
 
 Depressed, with canine hunger : BNatr. m. 
 
 Depressed, with hiccough : Ruta. 
 
 Depressed, in hysteria : BMosch. 
 
1. MIND .AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Depressed, at beginning of hysteromania : 
 I ITarant. 
 
 Depressed, with fixed idea : Hell. 
 
 Depressed, impotence : ICalad., IGels., ISpong. 
 
 Depressed, with insanity : from anaemia, 1 1 Kali 
 br., I ITarant. 
 
 Depressed, in chronic intestinal catarrh : I Ars. 
 
 Depressed, intestinal hemorrhage : ICrotal. 
 
 Depressed, irritability : dyspepsia, 1 1 Sal. ac. ; 
 and crossness (Addison's disease), I INatr. m., 
 Polyg. 
 
 Depressed, with deathly feeling in kidneys : 
 similar to effects of cold settling in renal re- 
 gion (abscess of liver), 1 1 Med. ; desquamative 
 nephritis, 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Depressed, lachrymose : worse from being 
 spoken to, INatr. m. 
 
 Depressed, with lassitude : not relieved by food 
 or stimulants, OGels. 
 
 Depressed, with heaviness in legs : Calc. 
 
 Depressed, when leucorrhoea is better, IMurex. 
 
 Depressed, with disgust of life : particularly in 
 company (hysteria), BLyc; followed by great 
 exhilaration and desire for conversation, Ziz. 
 
 Depressed, with weakness and weariness in all 
 limbs : Sabina. 
 
 Depressed, in liver troubles : IChel., ILept., 
 BPod.; and constipation, Stilling.; with dropsy, 
 IFluor. ac. 
 
 Depressed, dull pain in lumbar region : after 
 emissions , 1 1 TJstil. 
 
 Depressed, in marasmus : lAbrot. 
 
 Depressed, in tubercular meningitis : 1 1 Tuberc. 
 
 Depressed, menses: after, BCinch., IFerr.; be- 
 fore, ICon., Vespa; delayed, IIKali ph. 
 
 Depressed, because conscious of unnatural state 
 of mind: Tarant. 
 
 Depressed, in morning : BPuls.; with dyspepsia, 
 IFerr. ph. 
 
 Depressed, with nausea : 1 1 Agar., IIDig. 
 
 Depressed, in nervous debility : ICurar. 
 
 Depressed, in neuralgia: lArn.; after sup- 
 pressed,' lAct. rac. 
 
 Depressed, disagreeable news : IPallad., IPuls. 
 
 Depressed, from imaginary obstacles : Aur. met. 
 
 Depressed, in old age : I Aur. met. 
 
 Depressed, onanists : IGels., I Plat. 
 
 Depressed, by pains: Sars. 
 
 Depressed, with palpitation : IDig., IPhos. ac. 
 
 Depressed, by persecutions of others : 1 1 Dros. 
 
 Depressed, in peritonitis: ILyc. 
 
 Depressed, with prostration: BRhus. 
 
 Depressed, religious delusions and feeling of 
 moral deficiency (melancholia) : IKali br. 
 
 Depressed, in rheumatism: worse in rain,IPhyt. 
 
 Depressed, after scarlatina : IHell. 
 
 Depressed, in scurvy : lArs. 
 
 Depressed, yet enduring mood with sensitive 
 feeling : 1 1 Pic. ac. 
 
 Depressed, with sleepiness : Eup. pur. 
 
 Depresssed, in sleeplessness : Ign., IThuya. 
 
 Depressed, in smallpox : 1 1 Chin. s. 
 
 Depressed, from sneezing (hay fever) : I INux v. 
 
 Depressed, with stretching : I Cam ph. 
 
 Depressed, stools : black, llris ; hard, ICalc. p. 
 
 Depressed, thoughts of suicide : IHep.; checked 
 neuralgia, lAct. rac; cerebro-spinal irritation, 
 I I Ran. b. 
 
 Depressed, in syphilis : ILyc, IPhyt. 
 
 Depressed, before severe symptoms*: Lil. tig. 
 
 Depressed, in toothache : IMez. 
 
 Depressed, from traumatic causes : IHyper. 
 
 Depressed and tremulous : Bell. 
 
 Depressed, with spasmodic twitching of 
 muscles, especially of face (paralysis agitansj, 
 1 1 Syph. 
 
 Depressed, uterus : ulcerated cervix, BMerc 
 
 Depressed, after vexation : Calc. p., I IPuls. 
 
 Depressed, with vomiting : I I Med. 
 
 Depressed, during weakness : Merc; fainting 
 spells, I Lac. def. 
 
 Depressed, by overwork and excesses : I Coca. 
 
 Depressed, with yawning : ICamph. 
 jg£g^ Despair, Melancholy, Sadness. 
 
 DEPRAVITY: Anac 
 
 DERANGED. See Crazy, Delusions, Mania. 
 
 DESIRES, (longing), full of anxious : in hys- 
 teria, I Castor. 
 
 Desires company. $^° Company. 
 
 Desires impatiently and vehemently many 
 things, and cries, dislikes its favorite play- 
 things: B I Rheum. 
 
 Desires, inexpressible : full of, I llpec 
 
 Desires, light. jg^~ Light. 
 
 Desires, now this now that : even with good 
 humor (child), IPuls.; when offered, things 
 are refused or pushed away, HCham., ICina, 
 IDulc; inafternoon, All. sat. 
 
 Desire, greater than her need : Ars. 
 
 DESPAIR : Amb., Ars., I Aur. met., Bell., Calc, 
 HCoff., Crotal., ICup. ac, ICup. m., Eup. 
 perf., INatr. m., INitr. ac, 1 1 Plumb., IPsor., 
 I IPuls., IVer., Stram. 
 
 Despair, awakes: in intermittent, 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Despair, with fear of death: BBCalc 
 
 Despair, unwilling to die (haemoptysis) : BAcal. 
 
 Despair, in fever: bilious, BVer.; puerperal, BCoff. 
 
 Despair, from pain in head : BCoff. 
 
 Despair, in hypochondriasis: BArg. nit. 
 
 Despair, with excessive itching: BilPsor. 
 
 Despair, during labor : BCoff. 
 
 Despair, with pain in right leg: Magn. p. 
 
 Despair, follows disappointed love : BHyos. 
 
 Despair, in melancholia: I I Plat. 
 
 Despair, in monorrhagia: BCoccul. 
 
 Despair, in onanism: 1 1 Op. 
 
 Despair, pain drives to : BBCham.; in headache, 
 BArs. 
 
 Despair, in paralysis : BCaust. 
 
 Despair, bordering on rage : 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Despair, of recovery : Chloral., DBCalc, BHell., 
 I IPsor., BSep., 1 1 Zinc; in ague, I ITarant.; 
 with debility after typhus, I IPsor.; in mania, 
 I IVer.; in pertussis, IBry.; in pneumonia, 
 BAnt.t.;in spermatorrhoea, I IPhos. ac; especi- 
 ally after typhus, better from nosebleed, BPsor. 
 
 Despair, on account of sad thoughts : Rhus. 
 
 Despair, of salvation: BCamph., BMez.,1 IPlumb., 
 BStram.; constant prayer, I IPuls.; with sup- 
 pressed menses, BBVer. 
 
 Despair, produced by importunate sexual crav- 
 ing: Ast. r. 
 
 Despair, shrieks : before and after, as well as 
 during paroxysm, or inarticulate sounds ex- 
 pressive of, Lyss. 
 
 Despair, about his position in society : BVer. 
 
 Despair, cramp in stomach : BCochl. 
 
 Despair, in stricture: BClem. 
 
 Despair, of self and others : Aur. met., BArg. nit. 
 
 Despair, suicidal : resolved to drown himself. 
 Ant. c 
 
 Despair, in ulcer of os uteri: BCurar. 
 
 Jgfe" Desperation, Despondency, Discouraged, 
 Melancholy, Sad. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 DESPERATION : colic drives him to, Coff. 
 
 Desperation, did not care whether he went to 
 heaven or hell: Med. 
 
 Desperation, as of incipient insanity: IMed. 
 
 Desperation, in ophthalmia : syphilis, BGraph. 
 
 Desperation, from pain in prolapsus or indura- 
 tion of uterus in pregnancy : liAur. met. 
 
 Desperation, in syphilitic neuralgia : I ISyph. 
 
 DESPISES. 8^* Contempt. 
 
 DESTROYS things : in nymphomania, 1 1 Ver.; 
 everything in room, I IPhos.; she could lay 
 hands upon, I IPhos.; in puerperal mania, 
 1 1 Plat, 
 
 Destroys, can scarcely resist temptation to throw 
 lamp out of window : Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 DISAGREEABLE: Pallad., IPsor., BUran. n. 
 
 Disagreeable occurrences: tries to recollect, 
 for the purpose of indulging the grief which 
 it causes, BNatr. m. 
 
 DISCONTENT (dissatisfied): Ang., Ant. t., 
 Ars., Aur. mur., Bism., Calc, Cann. s., ICham., 
 ■Oina, Clem., IColch., Con., ICrot. t., 
 Fluor, ac, BHep., Ilndig., ILed., BLyc, Lyss., 
 IINuxv., IPlat., IPuls., Ruta, Sinap., Spong., 
 Tarant., BThuya. 
 
 Discontent, everything another does is wrong: 
 B Oh am. 
 
 Discontent, after coition : BCalc. 
 
 Discontent, when constipated : or suffering 
 pain, Aloe. 
 
 Discontent, in evening : Rhus. 
 
 Discontent, in chronic inflammation of eyes : 
 with otorrhcea, after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Discontent, in melancholy : Kali ars. 
 
 Discontent, in exostosis of skull : 1 1 Arg. met. 
 
 Discontent, with weeping : BNitr. ac, Ziz. 
 
 DISCOURAGED, 1 1 Ang., lArs., Ars. h., Con., 
 Iris, BNatr. m., 1 1 Petrol., IPsor. 
 
 Discouraged, in angina : BApis. 
 
 Discouraged, after short cough: from irritation 
 and tickling behind upper half of sternum, 
 BRhus. 
 
 Discouraged, in chronic diarrhoea : BCoccul. 
 
 Discouraged, easily : BPuls. 
 
 Discouraged, in evening : Rhus. 
 
 Discouraged, about future : I IDros. 
 
 Discouraged, don't care whether she lives or 
 dies: in amenorrhoea, MXan. 
 
 Discouraged, in pregnancy : I ILact ac. 
 
 Discouraged, with swollen testicle : Brom. 
 g^° Despair, Despondency, Sad, Melancholy. 
 
 DISGUST : awoke at daylight feeling she was 
 a loathsome, horrible mass of diseases (while 
 the breasts were affected) ; could not bear to 
 look at any part of body, as it intensified dis- 
 gust and horror, could not bear to have one 
 part of body touch another, keeps fingers 
 apart, Lac c. 
 
 Disgust, to nausea about any effluvia arising 
 from her own body, BBSul. 
 
 Disgust, with everything: BPuls.; conscious of 
 an unnatural state of mind, Tarant. 
 
 Disgust, with himself: had not courage to live, 
 (melancholia), BMerc. 
 
 DISOBEDIENCE: BDig., 1 1 Viol.; in chil- 
 dren, BCinch. 
 ®HP Antagonism, Contradictory, Quarrelsome. 
 
 DISPUTATIVE : Ferr., Camph., BLyc. 
 
 DISTANCE : no correct estimation, reaches 
 hands to catch hold of objects across room 
 and runs against things which appear to him 
 distant, Stram. 
 
 DISTRACTION : BCanth., I ICaust., ICoccul., 
 
 BHell., Sul., Verbas.; relieves, Lach., BHell. 
 
 Distraction, unable to dwell long upon any 
 
 subject: IMez. 
 Distraction, while talking : BNatr. m. 
 Distraction, from toothache : BCoff. 
 
 j^gTBeside oneself, Frantic. 
 DISTRESS : I IBov., Crotal., Lyss., IStilling., 
 
 I ISyph. 
 Distress, on awaking: in morning, BBLach.; in 
 
 parenchymatous metritis, 1 1 Lac c. 
 Distress, in children : BCina. 
 Distress, with inquietude : Bell. 
 Distress, by most joyful things: BPlat. 
 Distress, caused by thought of how horrible it 
 
 would be if a sharp pain like a knife should 
 
 go through her : Lac c. 
 Distress, in melancholia : BArg. nit., Crotal. 
 Distress, ceases as soon as menses begin to 
 
 flow: Stann. 
 Distress, with nausea : BLac def. 
 Distress, after nursing: BCham. 
 Distress, at approach of thunderstorm : BGels. 
 DISSATISFIED. jg@~ Discontent. 
 DISUNION with himself: Aur. met. 
 DOGMATICAL: Camph. 
 DOMINEERING: Con. 
 DOUBT. j^° Mistrust, Suspicion. 
 DREAD of being alone, with dislike to 
 
 society (hysteria), BCon.; in dark, Camph. 
 
 fi@* Company, desire for. 
 Dread, of dogs and other animals, at night, 
 
 B BCinch. 
 Dread, of appearing in public : B BGels. 
 Dread, of business: BLil. tig., BGraph. 
 Dread, constant; 1 1 Puis.; in diphtheria, 1 1 Lace. 
 Dread, as if something were creeping out of 
 
 every corner: BPhoe. 
 Dread, of dying. fl@- Death. 
 Dread, of downward motion : BBBor. 
 Dread, of impending destruction to all near 
 
 her, with depression, BKali br. 
 Dread, in evening : HPhos.; as soon as evening 
 
 comes on, B BCalc; late as if a horrible face 
 
 were looking out of every corner, BPhos. 
 Dread, of oncoming fit in epilepsy; BAmyl. 
 Dread, lest she stagger or fall (during preg- 
 nancy), flAcon. 
 Dread, of future : IBry., BPhos. ac. 
 Dread, of ghosts : Dros. 
 Dread, indescribable haunts him (epilepsy): 
 
 QAmyl. 
 Dread, in valvular heart disease : BAur. met. 
 Dread, that he would be very ill, when waking 
 
 in morning, with dull throbbing headache, 
 
 (bilious remittent fever), 1 1 Pod. 
 Dread, of irritability: BBLyc. 
 Dread, of insanity : Lil. tig. B^° Crazy. 
 Dread, of melancholy: BBLyc. 
 Dread of men: Aur. met., Bar. m., BBLyc. 
 
 jg^* Company, aversion to. 
 Dread, of movement : BGels. 
 Dread, nervous: 1 1 Kali ph.; in singers and 
 
 speakers, B BGels. 
 Dread, of people : BPuls. 
 Dread, shakes all over at thought of her piano 
 
 (melancholia) : BKali br. 
 Dread, of saying the wrong thing when she 
 
 has headache: BMed. 
 Dread, sleepless from: I IPuls. 
 Dread, brought on symptoms : Lyss. 
 Dread, indefinable, with trembling : Iber. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Dread, of every trifle : especially of things 
 coming near him, llgn. 
 
 Dread, of being touched : (colic), I INux v. 
 
 Dread, of being drawn upwards : Camph. 
 J^P^ Anxiety, Apprehension, Fear, Foreboding. 
 
 DREAM, everything appears as if in a (mel- 
 ancholia) : lAnac. 
 
 Dream, as in a: Ver.; in post-partum hem- 
 orrhages, ICann. s. 
 
 Dream, as if going into a beautiful : Absin. 
 
 Dream, one chases another, with eyes open, 
 constantly returns however to one idea, 
 which seems droll to her, " What will be- 
 come of my condition : " 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Dream, delicious: ICann. i. 
 
 Dream, eyes: open (typhus), I IStram.; closed, 
 Nux m. 
 
 Dream, of future : I Staph. 
 
 Dream, as if all life was : BMed. 
 
 Dream, mood : dreamy, Ziz. 
 
 DREAMY: in epilepsy, Amyl. 
 
 Dreamy, in acute Bright's disease : lApis. 
 
 Dreamy, with drowsiness and falling of eye- 
 lids : typhoid fever, INux m. 
 
 Dreamy, with singing in ears : Cann. i. 
 
 Dreamy, could not read : I ICann. i. 
 
 Dreamy, as after a sleepless night: with 
 shivering and cold creepings, Zinc. 
 
 DRESSING : averse to, in melancholia,! I Con. 
 
 DRUNKENNESS. g^= Intoxicated. 
 
 DULNESS : Abrot., Absin., Acet. ac, lAcon., 
 Act. rac, IMsc. h., Ambra, Anac, Ananth., 
 Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars. m., Arund., 
 Ascl. s., Ascl. t., Aur. met., Badiag., Bism., 
 Bov., Calc. a., Calc. p., Camph., Caps., ICaust., 
 HCham., Chin, a., IChin. s., Chrom. ac, 
 IColch., ICon., Crotal., Cycl., Eucal., Ferr. 
 iod., IGels., IHelon., I liber., I llgn., Iris, 
 Jacea, 1 1 Kali br., IKali c, Laur., Lyss., Mar. 
 v., IMerc. iod. rub., IMez., Myr. cer., Natr. 
 a., Natr. p., Natr. s., INitr. ac, I IPhos., I IPtel., 
 1 1 Puis., Rhus v., Sars., Sarrac, Selen., ISep., 
 Spong., IStann., Stilling., IISul. 
 
 Dulness, alternating with hilarity : Jab. 
 
 Dulness, in afternoon : 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Dulness, in asthma : a boy, Phos. 
 
 Dulness, in short attacks : I I Hep. 
 
 Dulness, on awaking as after debauch : Psor. 
 
 Dulness, children : in brain affections, ICup. m. 
 
 Dulness, in colic : 1 1 Ant. c; bilious, llris. 
 
 Dulness, does not comprehend conversation 
 and is unable to relate properly : Niccol. 
 
 Dulness, in chorea : 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Dulness, delirium : typhoid, Sul.; tremens, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Dulness, in diabetes: IHelon., 1 1 Op., Sul. ac. 
 
 Dulness, in diarrhoea : IDulc. 
 
 Dulness, with drowsiness : yet cannot sleep, 
 ICham.; in inflammation of brain, I I Hell.; 
 effort required to move about, Eup. pur. 
 
 Dulness, as if drunken : IBell., lOp. 
 
 Dulness, with seminal emissions: I IKali br. 
 
 Dulness, in epilepsy : ICalc 
 
 Dulness, especially in evening : Millef. 
 
 Dulness, from exertion : ICalc p. 
 
 Dulness, with pious fanaticism : 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Dulness, in fever : IBapt., IHyos.; chilliness, 
 Agar.; typhoid symptoms in remittent, ISul. 
 
 Dulness, all forenoon : Psor. 
 
 Dulness, in gastric disturbance: I I Ver. 
 
 Dulness, head : as if enlarged, with ill humor 
 and nausea, Meph.; with heat, Osm.; worse 
 moving and walking, Bell.; muddled, Plant. 
 
 Dulness, with headache : Ascl. s., ICalc. p., 
 ILyc vir., IMagn. p.; as if it would return, 
 llgn.; dull aching through sinciput, BLyc vir. 
 
 Dulness, in hydrocephaloid : IMerc. 
 
 Dulness, to imbecility : ILyc 
 
 Dulness, with indifference to all external im- 
 pressions, after typhoid, I Hell. 
 
 Dulness, with insensibility to surroundings : 
 Selen. 
 
 Dulness, measles : Xan. 
 
 Dulness, from mental occupation : ICalc. p. 
 
 Dulness, in morning : clearer evening and in 
 warmth, [Sum. 
 
 Dulness, over root of nose : Spong. 
 
 Dulness, at night : Eryng. 
 
 Dulness, after onanism, BIStaph. 
 
 Dulness, in paralysis : 1 1 Sec. 
 
 Dulness, before a rash : IStram. 
 
 Dulness, says nothing: IHell. 
 
 Dulness, after scarlatina: IITereb. 
 
 Dulness, sleep: after, Berb.; with great in- 
 clination to (typhoid fever), IMerc 
 
 Dulness, in sore throat : 1 1 Ferr. 
 
 Dulness, in spinal disease : lAlum. 
 
 Dulness, better after urination : IGels., ITereb. 
 
 Dulness, with vertigo : Myr. cer., Ptel.; and 
 lassitude, ITereb. 
 
 Dulness, with weakness : typhus, ILach. 
 
 Dulness, better from cold washing : ICalc. p. 
 
 Dulness, with inability to find right words: 
 Lil. tig. 
 Jgglf Apathv, Indifference, Torpor. 
 
 EATS his own feces: Ver. Jg@~ FoOd. 
 
 ECSTASY: Aeon., Agar., I Ant. c, Cham., 
 Lyss., Phos., Strain., Val. 
 
 Ecstasy, in cholera morbus : I Jatroph. 
 
 Ecstasy, in chorea : ICup. ac, Cup. m. 
 
 Ecstasy, periodical : ICic; twice a day, seems 
 to be dying, ICic 
 
 Ecstasy, with sensitiveness of female sexual 
 organs : Coff. 
 gelf 3 Excitement, Exhilaration. 
 
 EGOTISM : (selfishness, self-esteem, self-satis- 
 faction), Act. sp., Ananth., ILach., Med., 
 IPlat., ISul. 
 
 Egotism, ailments from : ICalc, I IMerc, Sil. 
 
 Egotism, in nymphomania: I I Agar. 
 JggiT Haughty. Pride. 
 
 EARNESTNESS : Amm. m., Euphor. 
 
 Earnestness, in hemorrhage : IMerc. 
 
 Earnestness, easily offended: BCina. 
 JS^g 03 Reserved, Serious. 
 
 EMBARRASSED. %^ Bashful. 
 
 EMBRACE : inclination to, everybody, Plat.; 
 every thing, even inanimate objects (religious 
 or nymphomania), I Ver. 
 ggg?*' Amative, Erotic. 
 
 EMOTION: ailments from I IGels., llgn., 
 Kreo., I IPhos. ac, Psor., ISep.; sudden, 
 pleasant, 1 1 Coff. 
 
 Emotion, causes amblyopia (during pregnancv): 
 I I Ant. t. 
 
 Emotion, causes amenorrhoea : I Act. rac 
 
 Emotion, causes throbbing in back : Bar. e. 
 
 Emotion, causes red cheeks : HCaps. 
 
 Emotion, sudden, hastens onset of chili : SGels. 
 
 Emotion, causes chlorosis ■ Ign. 
 
 Emotion, sudden, causes chorea : ICaust. 
 
 Emotion, causes convulsions: IIOp. 
 
 Emotion, causes diarrhoea : IGels., IIIpec;with 
 colicky pains, in hysterical females and young 
 girls, IHyos. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Emotion, causes drowsiness: UPhos. ac. 
 
 Emotion, causes dyspnoea : IPuls. 
 
 Emotion, causes emaciation : ISamb. 
 
 Emotion, causes enteralgia : Castor. 
 
 Emotion, in epilepsy : paroxysms excited espe- 
 cially by contradiction, BAst. r. 
 
 Emotion, causes epistaxis : ICarbo v. 
 
 Emotion, causes fainting : ICaust., IPhos. ac. 
 
 Emotion, causes fever : BBCaps. 
 
 Emotion, unpleasant, cause flatulence: BNux m. 
 
 Emotion, causes gastralgia: BLyc. 
 
 Emotion, causes hemoptysis : BAcon., BTereb. 
 
 Emotion, causes headache : BArn., Benz. ac, 
 Lyss.; with headache, and weak memory, Viol. 
 
 Emotion, intermittent action of heart: BKali p. 
 
 Emotion, nervous or muscular energy of heart 
 is weakened : BMosch.; functional disorder of 
 heart, BCact.; worse from slightest (irritation 
 of cardiac nerves), B Collin.; worse (neuralgia 
 cordis), BCalc. 
 
 Emotion, suppression of lochia : BAct. rac. 
 
 Emotion, sudden cessation of menses : BLach. 
 
 Emotion, causes nausea : BKali c. 
 
 Emotion, causes nervous attacks: 1 1 Kali ph. 
 
 Emotion, causes palpitation : Arg. nit., BAur. 
 met; from pleasurable, Badiag., Calc. a., 
 BDig., BBNuxv., BSep.; in hypersemiaof brain, 
 I IPhos.; climaxis, MCalab. 
 
 Emotion, causes paralysis : BBIgn., BStann.;agi- 
 tans, 1 1 Tarent. 
 
 Emotion, causes prosopalgia: Sign., ENitr. sp. d. 
 
 Emotion, causes cold shivers : Asar. 
 
 Emotion, causes sleeplessness : BCaps. 
 
 Emotion, sudden, depressing, causes yellow fecal 
 stools, with colic and flatus: BGels. 
 
 Emotion, depressing, causes indurated swollen 
 uterus : BCarbo a. 
 
 ENCHANTED : like one, and beside himself, 
 Strain. J^g^ Ecstasy. 
 
 ENEMY: considers everybody (mania), I IMerc. 
 
 ENERGY : loss of. g^~ Laziness. 
 
 ENNUI: BAlum., Cainca, BManc, BNux v., 
 Tarant, Zinc. 
 
 Ennui, during menses : Berb. 
 
 JtH? 15 Apathy, Dull, Laziness, Torpor. 
 
 ENVY : BPuls., IStaph. 
 
 EROTIC : with indications of great excitement 
 of sexual system, BPhos.; fancies, iUstil.; mel- 
 ancholy, BPhos.; thoughts, DCon. 
 g^° Amative, Amorous, Kissing, Lascivious, 
 Obscene. 
 
 ESCAPE, desire to: All. sat., Arum t., Ars. 
 met., Bar. c, Bell., BCoccul., Cup. m., BDig., 
 BGlon., BBHyos., BBNuxv., BBOp., I ISulph., 
 Ver. 
 
 Escape, wants to go abroad : 1 1 Merc. 
 
 Escape, with anxiety and apprehension: at 
 night, 1 1 Merc. 
 
 Escape, from bed: loquacious delirium, BCrotal.; 
 cerebro-spinal meningitis, BVer. 
 
 Escape, from his children : BLyc. 
 
 Escape, as if she had committed some crime : 
 with fear, in hysteria, BMerc. 
 
 Escape, with delirium: in abortion, BColoc. 
 
 Escape, in fever: puerperal, BColoc; typhus, 
 BChlor., BHell.; typhoid, BOp. 
 
 Escape, from men : by whom he imagines him- 
 self surrounded, and who are trying to capture 
 him (delirium tremens), BHyos. 
 
 Escape, after pneumonia: Op. 
 
 Escape, wants to get out of house : 1 1 Ver.; dur- 
 ing pregnancy, BBar. c. 
 
 Escape, in mania puerperalis : I IStram. 
 Escape, tries to throw himself into river: 1 1 Hell. 
 Escape, with shrieks (mental derangement): 
 
 Stram. 
 Escape, into street (mania) : BHyos.; in their 
 
 shirts gesticulating, dancing, etc., BBell. 
 Escape, in uterine dementia : BLil. tig.. 
 Escape, avoids vigilance of friends: BChlor. 
 
 $^ Run. 
 EXACTING : Lact. ac. 
 EXALTATION : Ars. h., Asar., BCann. i., Cub., 
 
 Cycl., Iodof., BILach., BOp., I ITarant., Val. 
 Exaltation, alternating with melancholy: 
 
 I IStram.; in myelitis, BStram. 
 Exaltation, chorea : BCup. ac, BCup. m.; with 
 
 depression, I ISumb. 
 Exaltation, before fit in epilepsy : BCann. i. 
 Exaltation, evening: towards, Ascl. t.; with 
 
 great loquacity, Mar. v. 
 Exaltation, with gayety: B BCann. i. 
 Exaltation, withenthusiasticlanguage: BCann.i. 
 Exaltation, with disposition to laugh at merest 
 
 trifles, B BCann. i. 
 Exaltation, in merry mania : BStram. 
 Exaltation, after metrorrhagia : 1 1 Sep. 
 Exaltation, causes palpitation : BCoff. 
 Exaltation, with scarlet eruption: BBell. 
 
 gg^ Ecstasy, Excitable, Excitement, Exhil- 
 aration. 
 
 EXASPERATED. fl@- Anger, Chagrin, In- 
 dignation, Vexation. 
 EXCITABLE: Aeon., 1 1 Asaf., BBBell., Bry., 
 
 BBCham., BCamph., Carbo v., B BCoff., Fluor. 
 
 ac, Guarana, BHyos., Blod., BKreo., Mar. v., 
 
 Natr. c, BBNux v., Plant., BPhos., BSenecio, 
 
 BSulph., Sulph. ac, Tell., Tereb. 
 Excitable, with inclination to anger and to 
 
 scold: BPetrol. 
 Excitable, in convulsions: children, Cypr., 
 
 Coff.; puerperal, BCoff. 
 Excitable, with delirium tremens: BBNux v. 
 Excitable, in epilepsy: day before attack, Art. v. 
 Excitable, with eruptions : BCoff. 
 Excitable, with headache : BKreo. 
 Excitable, with measles : BCoff. 
 Excitable, during menses : in dvsmenorrhoea, 
 
 I IPuls. 
 
 Excitable, after abuse of mercury : BBNitr. ac. 
 Excitable, in nervous affections : Mar. v. 
 Excitable, at night : in paralysis, BArn. 
 Excitable, reflex : BKali br. 
 Excitable, prevents sleep: B BCoff., Lyss., Plat. 
 Excitable, with burning in urethra: Mosch. 
 Excitable, in prolapsus uteri : BAcon. 
 
 fg^ Emotion, Excitement, Irritability. 
 EXCITEMENT : Aeon., Alum., Amb., BAnac, 
 
 Anthrac, Ant. t., BBApis, I Arg. nit., BBArn., 
 
 I I Asaf., Calad., BCic, BCochl., Con., BGlon., 
 BKali br., Kreo., BLyc, Magn. m., Mar. v., 
 BMerc, Myr. cerif., BBNatr. m., BNux v., Sal. 
 ac, Sul., BTarant., BThuya. 
 
 Excitement, ailments from : B BCoccul., B BCoff., 
 BGlon. 
 
 Excitement, in afternoon : and evening (in- 
 sanity), I INux v. 
 
 Excitement, aggravates: Spong. 
 
 Excitement, alternating with : chilliness, Myr. 
 cerif.; gloom, I I Plumb.; somnolence (diph- 
 theria), BKali br. 
 
 Excitement, anxiety : in irritable heart, Asaf. 
 
 Excitement, causes aphonia: with hysterical 
 and maniacal symptoms : BStram. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Excitement, in apoplexy: HCoff. 
 Excitement, causes hysteric asthma : Ars. 
 Excitement, awakens at night: Berb. 
 Excitement, bones feel scraped after: IParis. 
 Excitement, brain : congestion, Chloral.; tense 
 
 feeling, also of eyes and skin, IParis. 
 Excitement, stuck to chair during attacks: 
 
 lArg. nit. 
 Excitement, as after champagne : followed by 
 
 sudden insensibility, Amyg. 
 Excitement, with chilliness : 7:Cean. 
 Excitement, in cholera infantum : IKali br. 
 Excitement, in company : ISep.; also walking 
 
 aggravates troubles in right ovary and groin ; 
 
 particularly worse after a musical evening or 
 
 party, setting great store by people's opinion, 
 
 IPallad. 
 Excitement, causes convulsions: in labor, 
 
 I Act. rac; of teething children, cold limbs, 
 grinding teeth, ICoff. 
 
 Excitement, cough: during, BAcon., 1 1 Codeine- 
 worse from, IBSpong. 
 
 Excitement, curses his mother, throws food or 
 medicine across room (general marasmus) : 
 ■Hydras. 
 
 Excitement, with wild delirium : in typhoid, 
 HVal. 
 
 Excitement, in delirium tremens: Chlorof., 
 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Excitement, causes physical and mental depres- 
 sion: ICon. 
 
 Excitement, dreadful : in ciliary neuralgia, 
 followed by depression, ICinch. 
 
 Excitement, causes diarrhoea: Cochl., IGels., 
 I ISep.; with colicky pains, in hysterical 
 females and young girls, IHyos. 
 
 Excitement, causes dysmenorrhea : HCalc. 
 
 1 Excitement, easy: Ferr., 1 1 Graph., I INaja, 
 1 1 Sum.; could have beaten anyone without 
 provocation, IPlat.; in parenchymatous me- 
 tritis, 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Excitement, in epilepsy : before attack, llndig.; 
 causes attacks at any hour, day or night, after 
 fright, llgn. 
 
 Excitement, in evening : with distended veins, 
 Carbo v. 
 
 Excitement, eyes: weak sight worse, Paris. 
 
 Excitement, face ; heat of, Aloe ; with cold 
 sweat, Iber. 
 
 Excitement, fever: during, Anthrac; inflam- 
 matory in children, ICoff. t.; puerperal, 
 ICham., Coff., ILach.; typhoid, IVal.; yellow, 
 lArs. h. 
 
 Excitement, frantic : 7rAtrop. s., Camph., 
 IKali iod.; in hypochondriasis, lArg. nit. 
 
 Excitement, gay : Strain. 
 
 Excitement, causes spasmus glottidis : IChlor. 
 
 Excitement, causes haemoptysis: 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Excitement, with heat of head : Meph. 
 
 Excitement, headache: from, IIAcet. ac, 
 Codein., IPic. ac; aggravates constrictive 
 pressure in temples and forehead, IParis.; in 
 megrim with muscular atrophy, ICalc. 
 
 Excitement, prolapsis ani : worse from, lArn. 
 
 Excitement, heart : action of increased, Asaf., 
 worse from, 1 1 Collin. 
 
 Excitement, internal : Silica. 
 
 Excitement, with neuralgia of intestines : 
 IGels. 
 
 Excitement, as of intoxication : Camph., Kali 
 iod. 
 
 Excitement, causes jaundice : IPhos. 
 
 Excitement, in labor : ICoff. 
 Excitement, lascivious ;' with painful noctur- 
 nal erections, I Merc. 
 Excitement, causes mania : with spasms, 
 
 IZinc. 
 Excitement, in puerperal mania: Camph., 
 
 Nux v. 
 Excitement, in mastitis : IVer. v. 
 Excitement, menses: before, IKreo., Thuya; 
 
 during, IMagn. m.; brings return of, I ICalc. 
 Excitement, causes metrorrhagia : I ICalc. 
 Excitement, motions: quick, brusque, per- 
 formed with uncontrollable zeal, Aurant. 
 Excitement, caused by music : one hour after 
 
 copious and general sweat, Tarant. 
 Excitement, with nausea : Alum. 
 Excitement, in nervous affections: Val. 
 Excitement, at night: Ars. s. f., I ITarant.; with 
 
 diarrhoea in dentition, Chloral.; sudden in 
 
 intestinal catarrh, MChel.; in typhus, lArg. 
 
 nit.; in urticaria, I Cop. 
 Excitement, from slightest opposition : IFerr. 
 Excitement, in palpitation: Alum., ICact., 
 
 ILil. tig., INitr. ac; with anxiety, ICocc, and 
 
 weeping, IPlat. 
 Excitement, after singing : sad, ICon. 
 Excitement, with sensitiveness of female sexual 
 
 organs : Coff. 
 Excitement, feels like shouting : Abrot. 
 Excitement, sleepless from: Aur. mur., Coca, 
 
 I ICoff., I IKali ph., Lyss., IPhos. 
 Excitement, with sneezing : Benz. ac. 
 Excitement, subsiding into stupefaction: 
 
 Chlorof. 
 Excitement, sudden: in intestinal catarrh, Chel. 
 Excitement, increases suffering: ICist., Kob. 
 Excitement, with constant talking and motion 
 
 of head and hands : in heart disease, 1 1 Op. 
 Excitement, at theatre : brings on mental 
 
 symptoms, she becomes sleepless, IPhos. 
 Excitement, too great to allow examination of 
 
 throat : 1 1 Lac c 
 Excitement, trembling: IICoccul.; inward, 
 
 Petrol.; of bowels and nerves, IINux v. 
 Excitement, over trifles : Lachn.; aphonia, 
 
 IFerr. 
 Excitement, causes unconsciousness: INuxm. 
 Excitement, causes vertigo: especially short 
 
 time before morning, I I Nux m. 
 Excitement, with weakness : I IPhos. 
 Excitement, wild: Yariol. 
 Excitement, from every word : Camph. 
 
 j^^Emotions, Excitable, Exhilaration, Irrit- 
 able. 
 EXHAUSTION : g^~ Mental Exhaustion. 
 EXHILARATION: Anag., Camph., Carbol. 
 
 ac, Cinnab., Codein., Eucal., IKali br., Kob., 
 
 Med., lOxal. ac 
 Exhilaration, feels better on conversing: Lyss. 
 Exhilaration, lasting twelve hours, then de- 
 pression for several days, Ziz.; succeeded by 
 
 depression and pressure about head, Myr. cer. 
 Exhilaration, bordering on drunkenness : 
 
 Carb. s., Ziz. 
 Exhilaration, after headache : Coca ; after pain 
 
 in vertex had abated, Form. 
 Exhilaration, at night : IMed. 
 Exhilaration, followed by desire to sleep : Ziz. 
 
 ggJT Excitable, Excitement, Emotion, Gay, 
 
 Jov, Laughing, Merry. 
 EXISTENCES : sense of having two, Cann.i. 
 
 fi^" Delusion, double. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 EXPLAINING constantly : in mania puer- 
 peralis, BNux v. 
 
 EXTRAVAGANT ideas: Croc. 
 
 EYES, closed, j^g" 5 Delusion, eyes. 
 
 Eyes, walks with downcast: Cham. 
 
 Eyes, evades look of other persons : IStram. 
 
 FACES, makes : g@f» Grimaces. 
 
 Faces, sees, jgg^ Delusion, eyes, visions. 
 
 FANCIES : Bry. 
 
 Fancies, extreme excitement of fancy : Anac. 
 
 Fancies, frightful : IStram. 
 
 Fancies, lively : ICoff. 
 
 Fancies, morbid : he cannot prevent, Viol. 
 
 Fancies, sudden transition : ICann. i. 
 
 Fancies, unpleasant, even awake: Eumex. 
 
 Fancies, vivid with headache: ICinch. 
 ggp 03 Delusion, images, visions. 
 
 FAR AWAY FEELING, with apathy and 
 indifference to future : Syph. 
 
 FAULTFINDING disposition: Cycl., BHe- 
 lon., Lact. ac, BNux v., BPlat., ISul. 
 
 Faultfinding, with leucorrhcea : Calc. p. 
 g^ 1 * Censorious, Criticising. 
 
 FEAR (alarm, .fearfulness, fright, timidity, 
 terror): Absin., Agnus, Alum., Anac, llArs., 
 Ars. h., Arum m., Art. v., Berb., BBry., I I Caps., 
 Caust., Chloral., Cic, BBCoca, BCoccul., ICon., 
 Croc, BCup. m., Daphne, BElaps, I Form., 
 BBGels., Glon., BGraph., Hydr. ac, Iber., filgn., 
 1 1 Kali br., BKali c, 1 1 Kali ph., BLyc., BLyss., 
 IIMosch., IINatr. c, BNatr. m., INatr. s., 
 BBOp., BPetroL, BPhyt., BBPsor., BPuls., 
 B Rheum, BSpong., BSul., BVer. 
 
 Fear, ailments from (including fright) : 
 BBAcon., Act. sp., BApis, Arn., BAur. met, 
 BBGels., BBGlon., BGraph., BHyos., BHyper., 
 BIgn., BLach., BLyc, Lyss., BNatr. m., BBOp., 
 I IPhos. ac, BPuls., BSep., BVer. 
 
 Fear, with soreness in abdomen : after menses, 
 BPallad. 
 
 Fear, causes threatened abortion: BAct. rac, 
 USabina; in latter part of pregnancy, BOp. 
 
 Fear, expressed in actions : Aeon. 
 
 Fear, of fresh air : BCoff. 
 
 Fear, of being alone : Ant. t., BCalc, BCamph., 
 BClem., B BHyos., BKali c, Lyss., I I Merc, 
 
 I INux v., BStram., with paroxysm of anguish, 
 also in stormy weather, BPhos.; in dyspnoea, 
 BLyc; during menses, Con.; exalted state of 
 senses, smell, taste, touch, Lyss.; in typhoid, 
 BLyc. Jg@?~ Company, desire for. 
 
 Fear, causes amenorrhoea : BOp. 
 
 Fear, of animals : Bufo.; of malicious black 
 dogs or wild animals (mania), I IStram. 
 
 Fear, causes anorexia : BIgn. 
 
 Fear, causes aphonia: BOp. 
 
 Fear, of apoplexy : BArg. met., B BCoff., Elaps., 
 BFerr., Fluor, ac, Tereb. 
 
 Fear, of apparitions : Bell. 
 
 Fear, sudden, that she has broken her child's 
 arm, by lifting him : in gastro-enteritis dur- 
 ing pregnancy, BLyc 
 
 Fear, on awaking : BNatr. m., BSpong., EStram.; 
 children before midnight, BCina ; in cholera 
 infantum, BStram.; in cholera morbus, BZinc, 
 as if dreaming, BBLyc; in hydrocephalus, 
 BZinc; in intermittent, BCina ; knows no one 
 (child), EStram.; from night terrors (children), 
 
 I I Kali ph.; as if some one were in the room 
 (mania a potu, typhus), BNux v. 
 
 Fear, with paralytic pain in small of back : 
 BCoccul. 
 
 Fear, bed : to go alone, BCamph., BCaust.; causes 
 jumping out of, BBBelL; drives him out of, 
 with violent pain at point in left breast which 
 could not be defined (neuralgia in left phrenic 
 nerve), I IStann.; drives him out of, to hide in 
 a closet, Ars. 
 
 Fear, of being betrayed : BBHyos. 
 
 Fear, of bird, which he thought a mouse : Lyss. 
 
 Fear, of being bitten : BBHyos. 
 
 Fear, in hemorrhage of bladder ■ QCanth. 
 
 Fear, she will go blind : I ISulph. 
 
 Fear, brain : of inflammation of, from dulness 
 in head, better by nosebleed, Psor.; irritation 
 of (dentition), BCup. ac; of softening of, Asaf. 
 
 Fear, takes breath away : BVer. 
 
 Fear, he will fail in business : BPsor. 
 
 Fear, in catalepsy : Art. v. 
 
 Fear, of censure : Caps. 
 
 Fear^ causing cerebro-spinal meningitis: 
 . acted like a blow, stunning whole nervous 
 system, BOp. 
 
 Fear, chest : spasmodic constriction of, BCup.m. 
 
 Fear, causes nervous chills : BBGels. 
 
 Fear, of being choked : in inflammation of 
 throat, BHep. 
 
 Fear, of cholera: BBNitr. ac; as though cramps 
 in calves would set in, BJatroph.; causes cramps 
 in calves, BLach.; causes diarrhoea, BPhos. ac. 
 
 Fear, causes chorea: BCalc, BBCaust., BIgn., 
 BKali br., BLaur., BNatr. m., BStram., BZinc. 
 
 Fear, chronic : BHyos. 
 
 Fear, with sensation of stoppage of circulation : 
 at night, in angina pectoris, BLyc. 
 
 Fear, coition : at thought of, BKreo.; during, 
 causing inpotence, I fSinap.; during, causes 
 long-lasting incontinence of urine, BLyc 
 
 Fear, causes coldness: BVer. 
 
 Fear, of concussion: as if he might run against 
 something, Arg. met. 
 
 Fear, of conscience : ailments from, Cycl. 
 
 Fear, she will lose consciousness: in sunstroke, 
 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Fear, during confinement : Cup. m. 
 
 Fear, constant : Natr. c 
 
 Fear, causes constipation : BOp. 
 
 Fear of consumption : BCalc. 
 
 Fear, of a convulsion : Cann. i. 
 
 Fear, causes convulsions: BBCup. m., BBufo., 
 BCaust., BBIgn., B BKali br., BLaur., BBOp., 
 1 1 Sec, BStram.; in childbed, Art. v.; face pallid, 
 1 1 Kali ph. ; hot head with twitching about 
 mouth, BOp.; from nursing after fright of 
 mother, BBOp.; with sudden starts, Lyss. 
 
 Fear, as if something were creeping out of every 
 corner : BPhos. 
 
 Fear, cough : makes worse, BAcon. 
 
 Fear, with whooping cough : BSpong. 
 
 Fear, of becoming crazy: BAct. rac, Amb., 
 B BCalc, BCann. i., Chlor., Cup. m., BLil. tig., 
 BLyss., BMerc sol., BNux v., Stram., Syph.; 
 in chorea, Sum.; with crying, BPuls.; with 
 headache in vertex, BAct. rac ; at night, BMerc; 
 in tertian intermittent, BDig.; after typhoid 
 fever (nervous affections), BManc; with verti- 
 go, and nervous excitability, 1 1 Calab.; with 
 restlessness and heat, BBChel.; after fright, 
 BIgn., BStram. J^^ Crazy. 
 
 Fear, as if he had committed a crime (cepha- 
 lalgia): 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Fear, excited by reports of cruelties : BCalc. 
 
 Fear, causes crying during sleep (pneumonia) : 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 45 
 
 Fear, she will be damned: ILach. g^Religion. 
 
 Fear, of unknown dangers; ICoccul. 
 
 Fear, in dark: BAcon., Camph., IBCann. i., Carbo 
 a., IMed. 
 
 Fear, of death: 1 1 Aeon., 1 1 Act. rac., I Agnus, 
 All. sat., IIArs., IBry., Bufo., BCact., ICalc., 
 Cam ph., Caps., ICoccul., I Cup. m., ICycl., 
 
 I Fluor, ac, IIGels., IKali c, ILyc, I IMed., 
 Mygale, IINitr. ac, Op., BPhos., IPsor., 1 1 Pals., 
 Rhus, Sec, Squilla; in abortion, Coflf.; with 
 alternate laughing and weeping, after anger, 
 ■Plat.; in amenorrhcea, BPlat.; in angina pec- 
 toris, I Aeon.; with cancer of rectum, although 
 examination reveals nothing abnormal, 
 
 I I Plat.; in cholera, 1 1 Cup. ac, BCup. m.; in 
 whooping cough (pertussis), lAnac ; that 
 those in house will kill him (delirium tre- 
 mens), iAct. rac; saw wires encaging him 
 (delirium tremens), IAct. rac; with distress in 
 epigastrium, Amm. br.; in epistaxis, ICroc; 
 face anxious, Lac c; in tertian intermittent 
 fever, IDig.; in haemoptysis, IIAcon.; with 
 anxiety of heart and mind, IPsor.; with pains 
 along heart, extending to nape of neck, left 
 shoulder and arm, BNaja; inhysteralgia, Cact.; 
 during labor pains, IIAcon., BlCoft'.; with sa- 
 tiety of life, BNitr. ac, IPlat.; with loquacity, 
 and anxiety in region of heart, I BAcon.; with 
 melancholy, I IPlat.; menses irregular, IDig.; 
 in metrorrhagia, BCoff.; in paralysis, BCaust.; 
 with anxiety about preecordia,B BAcon., BPlat.; 
 during pregnancy, I BAcon.; with prolapsus 
 uteri, BBAcon.; in uterine hemorrhage, BBPlat.; 
 with sadness, Vinca; after scarlatina, BHell.; 
 in smallpox, BPhos. ac; with pain in root of 
 tongue and throat, before going to sleep, 
 BBKali iod. 
 
 Fear, with longing for death: hyperemia of 
 brain, lAur. met. 
 
 Fear, almost delirium : caused by violent beat- 
 ing of carotid and temporal arteries, I lAur. 
 mur. 
 
 Fear, in delirium : BBStram. 
 
 Fear, in diabetes : BNatr. s. 
 
 Fear, causes diarrhoea: Arg. nit., BBGels., Ign., 
 
 I IKali ph., BBOp.; after fright, BVer.; with cut- 
 ting, griping, lAcon.; with internal heat and 
 external coldness of body, IPuls, 
 
 Fear, of approaching disaster : Elat. 
 
 Fear, of disease : I Arg. nit., Bufo., Eup. pur.; 
 of impending, evening in bed, Carbol. ac; of 
 a long spell of sickness before dying, in old 
 men, ICic; that symptoms indicate internal 
 organic (in both sexes), ILil. tig.; of approach- 
 ing illness. Iris ; that he would be very ill 
 when waking in morning, with dull throb- 
 bing headache (bilious remittent fever), 
 
 I I Pod. 
 
 Fear, she will become distracted : from pain in 
 
 suppurating fingers, ICepa. 
 Fear, of dogs: attacking him, in delirium, 
 
 IBStram.; in hydrocephaloid, Tuberc; of 
 
 black dogs, BBell., BStram. 
 Fear, of dreams: fantastic, ICalc; terrible 
 
 IINuxv., ISulph. 
 Fear, drug : thought of having taken, brings on 
 
 faintness, Asaf. 
 Fear, of drunkards : 1 1 Kali ph. 
 Fear, she will become unable to perform her 
 
 duties: 1 1 Lac. c 
 Fear, causes spasmodic dyspnoea: ICup. m. 
 Fear, easily frightened: Ang., Ant. t., 1 1 Arg. 
 
 nit., lArn., Bar. c, ICalc, Calend., ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., IKali c, BKali ph., INitr. ac, IOp., 
 1 1 Puis., Sabad., Sarub., iSep.; especially on 
 falling asleep (hysteria), lAur. met.; often 
 wakes (enlargement of heart), ICact.; affection 
 of liver, BMagn. m.; inmenorrhagia, I INux v.; 
 starts up, ILyc; in spermatorrhoea, DPhos.; in 
 typhoid, BVer. 
 
 Fear, about going into a new enterprise : BSil. 
 
 Fear, with sudden jerks in epigastrium : Calc 
 
 Fear, causes epilepsy : BAgar., Art. v., Bufo., 
 ICalc, BCaust., BIgn., Blndig., IStram.; in 
 childbed, Art. v.; during menses, BArg. nit.; 
 in child, if nursing mother has fright, BBufo.; 
 after attack timid, Blndig.; frightened during 
 intervals, Cup. m. 
 
 Fear, with desire to escape : as if she had com- 
 mitted some crime (hysteria), BMerc 
 
 Eear, of every one : MPuls.; who approaches 
 him, shrinking (scarlatina), BCup. ac; and 
 everything about her, Acet. ac; even at ring- 
 ing of door bell, ILyc 
 
 Fear, in evening : Ant. t, ICalc, BPhos.; late, 
 as if a horrible face were looking out of every 
 corner, BPhos.; in dark, Val.; and night, BMerc 
 
 Fear, eyes : timidly withdraws to farthest cor- 
 ner of room, with eyes cast down, upon en- 
 trance of physician, I INux v.; timid look, 
 Mane; of everything it sees (child, inflamma- 
 tion of brain), ICalc; fears she will lose her 
 sight, INux v. 
 
 Fear, face expresses : during pregnancy, BAcon.; 
 causes red spots, Amm. c 
 
 Fear, causes fainting : Yer.; on going from one 
 room to another, full of company, 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Fear, of falling: ICup. m., Strain.; forward on 
 rising, ICurar.; child starts, grasps nurse or 
 crib, screams out, IIGels.; in meningitis, 
 ■Gels.; worse in a close, warm room, better in 
 fresh air, though he is then chilly, Lil. tig.; 
 holds on to nurse (scarlatina), ICup. ac; dur- 
 ing sleep, Coflf.; downstairs, Lac c; headlong 
 with vertigo, as if he would have apoplexy, 
 ■Zinc; when walking (veta),Coca ; everything 
 is falling on her, Stram. 
 
 Fear, with fatigue : IPhos. 
 
 Fear, after fright: BIOp., I Yer. 
 
 Fear, feeling of: Xan.; after, Calc p.; not men- 
 tal but bodily, IGlon. 
 
 Fear, bedclothes or house would catch fire (scar- 
 latina) : ICup. ac 
 
 Fear, attacks pass from feet over body, ICalc; 
 cries out when touched on feet, IKali c 
 
 Fear, fever: from, Chen, a., with typhoid, 
 Cham.; yellow, IMerc, ISul. 
 
 Fear, of gallows : IBell. 
 
 Fear, in gastralgia : ICham., ILyc 
 
 Fear, of ghosts : Aeon., Ran. b.; with prsecor- 
 dial anguish, IPlat.; when evening comes with 
 dread, IPuls.; in evening, with anguish, ILyc. 
 
 Fear, followed by grief: llgn. 
 
 Fear, caused by hallucinations: I IStram. 
 
 Fear, someting will happen : sad or terrible, 
 ■Calc; dreadful, cannot sit still, Amyl.; to his 
 relatives, evening in bed, Ars.; on awaking, 
 Lyss.; as if something had happened, Med.; 
 evil, Niccol.; in uterine hemorrhage, I BPlat.; 
 before he got home, 1 1 Zing.; all day, better 
 after going to bed, Magn. c J^* Apprehen- 
 sion, Dread. 
 
 Fear, haunted by : IINux v. 
 
 Fear, head : causes chronic congestion, IPhos. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 ac; at throbbing of, Amyl.; causes heavy feel- 
 ing in forehead, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Fear, of heart disease: BLil. tig.; causes trem- 
 bling of heart and sadness, BNux m.; with 
 heart disease, ISpong.; with pain at heart, 
 IDaphne, 10 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m., Sinap.; after 
 endocarditis, Coccul. 
 
 Fear, with heat : ISpong. 
 
 Fear, hides in corners : BHyos. 
 
 Fear, of hydrophobia : after being bitten, Lyss. 
 
 Fear, causes hysteria: Sabad., BStram., Ilfar- 
 ant., Val. 
 
 Fear, about imaginary evils: Laur., Hod.; 
 wants to run away, BBell. 
 
 Fear, of being injured: IIHyos.; would not 
 stay in bed (scarlatina), ICup. ac; in trau- 
 matic shock, I Gels. 
 
 Fear, introspective, after: llgn. 
 
 Fear, with irritability: fungus haematodes, 
 MPhos. 
 
 Fear, causes jaundice : IIAcon. 
 
 Fear, she is jostling against everyone she 
 meets (during pregnancy), BAcon. 
 
 Fear, of knives or the like, lest she should kill 
 herself or others, I INux v.; thinks how hor- 
 rible it would be if a sharp pain like a knife 
 should go through her, on lying down (lys- 
 sophobia), causing mental distress, Lac c. 
 
 Fear, in labor pains : I Aeon., lOp. 
 
 Fear, causes leucorrhcea: in young girls before 
 menses are fairly established, BflPuls. 
 
 Fear, with satiety of life, particularly in com- 
 pany (hysteria) : BLyc 
 
 Fear, limbs : painful rigidity of, Bry.; starts in 
 all his limbs on hearing an anxious cry, BBor.; 
 trembling of, 8 BOp. 
 
 Fear, his lips will grow together : Stram. 
 
 Fear, liver : of inflammation of Cainca ; in 
 affections of liver, IMagn. m. 
 
 Fear, not to have wherewithal to live : IIBry.; 
 he cannot make a living, Chlor. 
 
 Fear, of not being able to bear any kind of 
 medicine : All. sat. 
 
 Fear, with melancholy : ICrotal., BPlumb.; 
 causes melancholy, BStram. 
 
 Fear, causes loss of memory : BAnac. 
 
 Fear, of men : Aloe ; with delirium, BPlat. 
 
 Fear, menses: after, BPhos.; during, ICofF.; 
 scanty or suppressed from, I BNux m.; if inter- 
 fered with, worse during menses (convulsions) 
 IICEnan.; suppressed, Act. sp., BCalc, BLyc, 
 BOp.; with melancholia, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Fear, timorous : BBell. 
 
 Fear, in mania : with fear, Cup. m.; after fright, 
 BIy;n., BPlat., BStram.; imagined he was to be 
 killed, struck friends who came to help him 
 (malignant scarlatina), 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Fear, of mirrors : Camph. 
 
 Fear, of misfortunes: BCalc, BClem. f^° 
 happen. 
 
 Fear, approach of some monster : appeals for 
 help alternate in short periods with lively, 
 active, vivid, delirium, Stram.; sits and looks 
 under chairs, tables, sofa, expecting yet dread- 
 ing to see some monster creep forth, and feel- 
 ing that if it does it will drive her raving 
 mad, only in the light, Lac c. 
 
 Fear, in morning : I Graph. 
 
 Fear, of bad news : afterwards weak, Calc p. 
 
 Fear, at night: BBell., BMerc; of children, 
 ■Chloral.; of children with screaming, fol- 
 lowed by squinting, IIKali br.; of ghosts 
 
 (worm affections), BCarbo v.; with grief, 
 ■Merc; with intestinal spasms, 1 1 Op.; in 
 tubercular meningitis,' I ITuberc 
 
 Fear, of noise : ICoff., I INux v.; at door makes 
 him anxious, Aur. met,; in left ear starts, 
 Millef.; after nocturnal emission, Aloe. 
 
 Fear, at noon : better in evening, Zinc. 
 
 Fear, that people will observe her confusion of 
 mind: I BCalc 
 
 Fear, causes hot risings in oesophagus : 
 1 1 Hyper. 
 
 Fear, with palpitation: BMerc; especially at 
 night (Basedow's disease), I ISpong.; causes 
 palpitation, BPuls., BOp.; in angina pectoris, 
 BAur. mur. 
 
 Fear, in diseased pancreas : BAtrop. s. 
 
 Fear, of paralysis: BAnac, BArn., Asaf. 
 
 Fear, during paroxysm, puerperal eclampsia : 
 B Coccul. 
 
 Fear, people : to go where there are many, or 
 excitement, B BAcon.; to see people (mental 
 derangement), BKali br. 
 
 Fear, as. if persecuted : by men or the devil on 
 account of crimes which he had never com- 
 mitted (delirium tremens), I I Zinc 
 
 Fear, in incipient phthisis : I ITuberc 
 
 Fear, by presence of physician (after typhoid) : 
 
 I I Stram. 
 
 Fear, especially at piano : I IPhos. 
 
 Fear, as if he was in a strange place : Cic 
 
 Fear, in pleuritis : with plastic exudation, 
 
 BHep. 
 Fear, of pointed things: pins, etc., BSpig. 
 Fear, of being poisoned : All. sat., Ars. m., 
 
 B BHyos., BKali bi., BRhus ; with spirits of 
 
 camphor (nymphomania), B Apis; in puerperal 
 
 mania, I IVer. v.; fears she has been, Glon.; 
 
 fears medicine is poison, BLach, 
 Fear, worse from, during pregnancy : BNuxm. 
 Fear, of being punished : (child), Camph. 
 Fear, of rain: I lElaps. 
 Fear, of losing reason : fig^* crazy. 
 Fear, causes restlessness : BIgn. 
 Fear, she will come to ruin : 1 1 Sul. 
 Fear, with running about : BVer. 
 Fear, with sadness : (climaxis), BKali br.; sad 
 
 thoughts, Rhus. 
 Fear, scarlet fever : Calad. 
 Fear, of shadows from candlelight (child), 
 
 BCalc. 
 Fear, of cutting himself while shaving : Calad. 
 Fear, with wild shrieks : BVer. 
 Fear, shrinks back : on awaking, BStram.; on 
 
 seeing anyone (hysterical "convulsions), 
 
 I I Stram. 
 
 Fear, of sickness, ftg^* disease. 
 
 Fear, with sighing : BRhus. 
 
 Fear, sleep : afraid to go to, BNux m., for fear 
 he will die before he awakes, BLach.; after 
 nightmare, lest s-he die, BLed. 
 
 Fear, on slumbering: 1 1 Hep.; during sleep, 
 1 1 Hep.; causes sleepless nights, 1 1 Puis.; dis- 
 turbs sleep at 3 a.m., BB Ars.; causes insomnia, 
 llgn. 
 
 Fear, of smallpox : BVacc. 
 
 Fear, of society: Cic. fi^^Company, aversion. 
 
 Fear, of being sold: BBHyos. 
 
 Fear, she will lose her soul, fig^ Religion. 
 
 Fear, of evil spirits : BManc 
 
 Fear, of being spoken to : (mental derange- 
 ment), BKali br. 
 
 Fear, with starting : BOp., BVer.; easily, Bar. c; 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 47 
 
 at approach of others, IBell.; on falling asleep, 
 
 INitr. ac; in sleep, Calc. p.; from sleep, 
 
 IIHyos.; child in croup, SPhos.; incipient 
 
 basilar meningitis, IKali br. 
 Fear, to starve : IBry., ISep. 
 Fear, stool: involuntary, I IPhos.; also urine, 
 
 especially at night, I IPhos.; green gushing, 
 
 exhausting, IIYer. 
 Fear, before strangers: I IStram.; while teeth- 
 ing, I Cup. m. 
 Fear, street : if passing a certain corner or 
 
 building he will drop down (hypochondriasis), 
 
 lArg. nit. 
 Fear, of being struck by those coming towards 
 
 him: gout, IIArn. 
 Fear, of suffocation : ILobel. i., Stram.; she 
 
 will die of, I ISpong.; with asthma, IPhos.; 
 
 on motion, with dyspnoea, I ISpig.; drives out 
 
 of bed at night (emansio mensunO, IDig.; 
 
 with palpitation, awakens after midnight, 
 
 I ISpong.; causes suffocative attacks, with 
 
 bloated bluish face, ISamb. 
 Fear, causes inclination to suicide : lArs.; fear- 
 that she might commit, with continuous cry- 
 ing, I Puis. 
 Fear, of surgeon : ICoff. 
 Fear, from pleasant surprises: I ICoff. 
 Fear, with sweat : ISpong. 
 Fear, taciturn after: llgn. 
 Fear, to talk with anyone : Paeonia. 
 Fear, causes tetanus : llgn. 
 Fear, of thieves on waking after midnight, 
 
 llgn. 
 Fear, torticollis after : INux v. 
 Fear, of touching parts i arthritic pain) : Phos., 
 
 ac; of possibility of being touched (gout), 
 
 IIArn.; in sensitive places, Tell. 
 Fear, trembling : and clonic spasms, IPlat, ; of, 
 
 limbs with oppression of respiration, worse 
 
 evening after eating, change of temperature, 
 
 especially heat to cold, Ran. b. 
 Fear, worse in twilight: IPhus. 
 Fear, causes retention of urine : lOp. 
 Fear, causes prolapsus uteri: lOp. ; fear of 
 
 everything dropping through, IL.il. tig. 
 Fear, vague : cephalalgia, Alum. 
 Fear, causes vertigo : Crotal., lOp. 
 Fear, with vexation, ailments from: Coff., 
 
 IPetrol. 
 Fear, caused by visions of old repulsive persons 
 
 (hysteria), IKali c. 
 Fear J voice husky: Bar m.; weak, Bar. m. 
 Fear, cannot be persuaded to work : I Con. 
 Fear, she may commit some wrong and kill 
 
 herself: IMerc 
 
 B^" Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Solicitude. 
 PICKLE: Apis, Asaf., tlNux m. 
 
 g^ Changeable, Fitful. 
 FIDGETY. B@- Chap. 36. 
 FILTH : wallows in his own (mania), ICamph. 
 FISTS: doubling as if in furious anger, ICalc; 
 . makes (spasms after fright), llgn. 
 FIRE: attempts to set house on (scabies), 
 
 BHep.; thinks and talks of, ICalc. 
 FITFUL : Cinch., ICypr., Magn. m., INux m.; 
 
 in chronic headache," Hod. 
 
 Jggp* Changeable, Fickle. 
 FLATTERED, wants to be: IPallad. 
 FLIES, tries to catch: I IStram. 
 FLIGHTY. j^~ Delirium. 
 FOOD, refuses : I I Viol. ; saying one who does 
 
 not work should not eat, but driven by hunger 
 
 he tried to procure it secretly (melancholia), 
 lArg. nit.; aversion to (affection of brain), 
 IGlon. ; must be forcibly administered (melan- 
 cholia religiosa), IKali ph. 
 
 FOOLISH (silly): IIHyos., Paris, IPhos.; 
 things does (intermittent), ICinch. ; behaves 
 like mad, IHyos.; like a fool, Stram. 
 
 FOREBODINGS, with brain fag : BXatr. m. 
 
 Forebodings, constant : Natr. c. 
 
 Forebodings, dark : takes dark views of things, 
 I IKali ph. 
 
 Forebodings, about his disease in regard to 
 future: ISep. 
 
 Forebodings, of impending disaster : IPuls. 
 
 Forebodings, in dysmenorrhoea : INatr. m. 
 
 Forebodings, evenings lying in bed: Ars. 
 
 Forebodings, evil: UPsor. 
 
 Forebodings, fearful : with cold sweat, wakes 
 in night (parenchymatous metritis), 1 1 Lace. 
 
 Forebodings, gloomy : Stilling. 
 
 Forebodings, of attack interrupted playing : 
 (chorea), ICaust. 
 
 B^ Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Fear, 
 Uneasiness. 
 
 FORGETFUL: Act. rac, IIAgnus, Amm. c, 
 Arum t., Bar. c, IBell., Calad., ICalc, ICalc. 
 p., Cain., ICanth., Caps., "Carbol. ac, Cin- 
 nab., I ICinnam., HColch., ICon., Cornus, 
 Form., IGraph., Gvmn., ILac c, Lil. tig., 
 IMillef., I IMerc, Natr. a., I INux m., I I Op., 
 
 I IPetrol., IPhos., I IPlat., MPsor., I IPtel., 
 ■Rhus, Rhus v., Sal. ac, Sarrac, Stront., 
 Tabac, Tell., Thuya, IZinc, I I Zing. 
 
 Forgetful, loses appetite (melancholy) : Anac 
 
 Forgetful, in business: Fluor, ac; crept into a 
 corner and said he must sleep, could not sleep 
 but still remained lying down, Jamb. ; remem- 
 bers all he had forgotten, during slumber, 
 Selen. 
 
 Forgetful, of dates: ICon., Fluor, ac. 
 
 Forgetful, of what she is going to do : in post- 
 partum hemorrhage, DCann. s., MCarbol. ac; 
 what he has just intended to do, ICard. m.; 
 what she wants to do or has done, IChel. ; from 
 one moment to next what she wishes to do, 
 IManc ; what he has done a short time ago, 
 ICalc p. 
 
 Forgetful, of everything except dreams : melan- 
 choly after mortification), llgn. 
 
 Forgetful, in evening: Fluor, ac, IForm. 
 
 Forgetful, of almost everything : Fluor, ac. 
 
 Forgetful, friends and relatives : Lyss. 
 
 Forgetful, during fever: I Guarpea"; after heat, 
 Pod.; words during chill, Pod.; in typhus, 
 IIArn., ICoccul. ; in headache, 1 1 Alum!; after 
 attacks, IMagn. p. 
 
 Forgetful, of figures, names and places (incipi- 
 ent stage of senile dementia) : I Crotal. 
 
 Forgetful, in hysteria: I Anac 
 
 Forgetful, of everything immediately : IDig. 
 
 Forgetful, after meals : ISulph. 
 
 Forgetful, in morning : on awaking, unable to 
 goon with her dressing, constantly requires 
 reminding, Thuya. 
 
 Forgetful, makes him morose (melancholy after 
 typhus): I Anac. 
 
 Forgetful, especially of names: HCrotal., 
 
 I I Guaiac ; later of words and initial letters, 
 IMed. . 
 
 Forgetful, after nosebleed : I IKreo. 
 Forgetful, on making notes : he mistakes right 
 for left, Fluor, ac. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Forgetful, in ozaena : lAur. met. 
 
 Forgetful, in old people : iLyc. 
 
 Forgetful, of what she has read : even previous 
 line, IMed. 
 
 Forgetful, cannot remember what he is reading 
 or talking about : IHydras. 
 
 Forgetful, in religious mania : during lucid 
 moments, IPuls. 
 
 Forgetful, of what he is about to say : 1 1 Hyper. , 
 Lil. tig., Mez., Rhod.; after commencing sen- 
 tence, -Atrop. s. ; in pneumonia, ISulph.; in 
 post-partum hemorrhage, BCann. s. 
 
 Forgetful, of everything he has seen: BAnac. 
 
 Forgetful, as if he had forgotten something, 
 and does not know what : Blod. 
 
 Forgetful, of syllables and entire words when 
 writing : Colch. 
 
 Forgetful, how to talk : IKali br. 
 
 Forgetful, of what he has just thought : ICoccul. 
 
 Forgetful, of connection of consecutive thoughts: 
 after consciousness is restored (apoplexy), BOp. 
 
 Forgetful, of words: BMed.; when talking, 
 BHam. ; just spoken, Carboa. ; of last, B BCann. 
 i. ; fail him in middle of speech, Bar. c. 
 g^° Memory. 
 
 FRANTIC, almost: in her appeals, ~Atrops.; 
 coryza after mercury, BBKali iod. 
 
 Frantic, attacks make her (colic) : SAloe. 
 
 Frantic, during chill : changes position (ague), 
 I I.Rhus. 
 
 Frantic, in headache: BGlon. ; from pain in 
 meningitis, I Gels. 
 
 Frantic, from least noise : 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Frantic, in toothache : Coff. 
 Kggr Frenzy, Rage. 
 
 FRENZY: Agar., Agnus, BStram. 
 
 Frenzy, in fever: Anag. 
 
 Frenzy, headache: from intolerable pain, BArs. 
 
 Frenzy, causing to injure himself : Agar. 
 
 Frenzy, in mania: after melancholy, BGels. 
 
 Frenzy, maniacal: hair dishevelled, BGels.; 
 with loss of consciousness. Camph. 
 
 Frenzy, menacing : Agar. ' 
 
 Frenzy, in meningitis : BStram. 
 
 Frenzy, mischievous: Agar. 
 
 Frenzy, in peritonitis: BAtrop. 
 
 Frenzy, after pneumonia : 1 1 Op. 
 jgggp Frantic, Rage. 
 
 FRETFUL; Ascl. t., Berb., BBell., Camph., 
 Calend., BCaulo., I ICaust., BBCham., I IChel., 
 Cic, BCina, Cinnab., Coccus, Coff., Guaiac., 
 BGraph., Helon., Hydr. ac, BKali bi., BKali 
 br., II Kali ph., BMang., BNatr. m., Niccol., 01. 
 an., EOleand., BBPlat., BPuls., BRhus, BSamb., 
 I ISpong., Sulph. ac, I I Thuya, Verbas. 
 
 Fretful, in abscess : after vaccination, BApis. 
 
 Fretful, on awaking : will not be pacified, in- 
 termittent, BCina. 
 
 Fretful, in bronchitis: dentition, BKreos. 
 
 Fretful, child must be carried : BBCham. 
 
 Fretful, cough excites : BCina. 
 
 Fretful, in whooping cough: BCup. ac. 
 
 Fretful, in evening: Lyss., Zinc. 
 
 Fretful, fever: during (diarrhoea), I ISulph.; in 
 intermittent, Ipec. 
 
 Fretful, in headache : BArs. 
 
 Fretful, in melancholia : BKali c. 
 
 Fretful, in tubercular meningitis: IITuberc. 
 
 Fretful, in mind affections: Hep. 
 
 Fretful, in miscarriage : BCaulo. 
 
 Fretful, in morning : Amm. m. ; and sleepy, 
 Calad. 
 
 Fretful, at night: sick babies, BPsor.: with 
 frightful visions, Camph. 
 
 Fretful, from pain : tonsillitis, BMerc. iod. flav. 
 
 Fretful, passionate: affection of mind, BHep. 
 
 Fretful, peevish : with ill humor, iStaph; 
 
 Fretful, in pityriasis versicolor : BMez. 
 
 Fretful, quietly (child): I Coff. 
 
 Fretful, in rachitis: BCalc. 
 
 Fretful, rigid from (child) : BPuls. 
 
 Fretful, in scarlatina : BCalc. 
 
 Fretful, with dirty yellow, greasy skin : BPsor. 
 
 Fretful, after sleep (chronic inflammation of 
 eyes and otorrhcea after vaccination) : 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Fretful, before stool : BBor. 
 
 Fretful, cries when touched: child (diarrhoea, 
 colic), BBAnt. c. 
 
 Fretful, at trifles : Aspar., I IPtel. 
 i@* Cross, Irritable, Peevish. 
 
 FRIGHT. B@» Fear. 
 
 FRIVOLOUS : Arn. 
 
 FROLICSOME behavior: changing to sor- 
 row, BNux m. 
 
 FUN, fuHof: B BCann. i. ; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 BCalc. gga^ Cheerful, Happy, Hilarity, Gay, 
 Joy, Laughing, Merry. 
 
 FURY: HPhos., BAnac, I IMelil. 
 
 Fury, in cerebro- spinal meningitis : Canth. 
 
 Fury, as if drunk : CEnan. ; in typhoid, BOp. 
 
 Fury, when something to eat was offered : Ars. 
 
 Fury, epileptic, before attack : Bind. 
 
 Fury, had to be held: BBell. 
 
 Fury, in insanity : I I Tarant. 
 
 Fury, lascivious : BHyos. 
 
 KilT" Anger, Frenzy, Rage, Violence. 
 
 FUTURE, fear of. jgiir* Anxiety, Apprehen- 
 sion, Dread, Foreboding. 
 
 GAY: Aeon., Ananth., Ant. t. , Croc. , 1 1 Fluor, 
 ac, Guarana, Hydrocot., BOp., Tarant. 
 
 Gay, alternately with depression: Agar., BNux 
 m. ; in whooping cough, BCupr. m. 
 JSJSST 1 Changeable mood. 
 
 Gay, in afternoon : Ast. r. 
 
 Gay, ineffectual desiretobe: withnausea, BManc 
 
 Gay, thoughtless : Arn. 
 
 g^T* Cheerful, Happy, Hilarity, Joy, Laugh- 
 ing, Merry. 
 
 GESTURES: I I Plat. 
 
 Gestures, angry : in night walking, Meph. 
 
 Gestures, in delirium : pneumonia, BPhos. 
 
 Gestures, disgusting, immodest: BHyos., in 
 imbecility, BMerc. Jg@r Obscene. 
 
 Gestures, foolish : Bell., 1 I Ver. ; mimicry, BCup. 
 m. ; grotesque, puerperal mania, BNux v. 
 
 Gestures, with thoughtlessness: I IMosch. 
 
 Gestures, frightful ; on awaking (scabies) BHep. 
 
 Gestures, lively : BHyos. 
 
 Gestures, ludicrous: Bell, Cic, Stram.; in 
 chorea, BCup. m. 
 
 Gestures, in mental derangement: after amen- 
 orrhoea, BCoccul. 
 
 Gestures, ridiculous : like a clown, IBHyos. 
 
 Gestures, strange: Camph., BNux m.; as if 
 possessed, Stram. 
 
 Gestures, wild: Camph. 
 JElg^ Active, Antics, Tricks. 
 
 GLOOMY : Abrot., BiEsc h., Arg. nit., Amm. 
 c, Asar., BCalc, BDig., I IHam., BHelon., 
 Magn. c, BPhos., BPhyt., 1 1 Plumb., Polyg., 
 Polyp., B BPuls., Rhus v., I ISars., ISil. 
 
 Gloomy, alternating with: cheerfulness, Cinch., 
 Med. ; frantic delirium, I I Plumb. ; with ex- 
 citement, BCon., 1 1 Plumb.; serenity, Cinch, bol. 
 
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 Gloomy, with apprehension and fretful mood: 
 liPlat. 
 
 Gloomy, for days, then excited: BCon. 
 
 Gloomy, in diabetes : BHelon. 
 
 Gloomy, yet unwilling to die : in haemoptysis, 
 lAcal. 
 
 Gloomy, with drowsiness : Calc. p. 
 
 Gloomy, with fainting : BLach. 
 
 Gloomy, in ague : 1 1 Polyp. 
 
 Gloomy, forebodings: BBPhos. $i^ Appre- 
 hension, Dread, Foreboding. 
 
 Gloomy, as from internal grief : Amm. m. 
 
 Gloomy, as headache gets worse: parenchyma- 
 tous metritis, I I Lac c. 
 
 Gloomy, with heavy expression: Collin. 
 
 Gloomy, in hepatic derangements: ILept. 
 
 Gloomy, mania: Lyss. 
 
 Gloomy, after mortification: I I Puis. 
 
 Gloomy, threatening paralysis : of legs, I lAng. 
 
 Gloomy, weighted down, with suicidal mood: 
 BBAur. met., BSpig. ; better by tears, Med. 
 
 Gloomy, walking in air, and in evening : BSep. 
 Jgegp^ Depression, Grief, Hypochondriasis, 
 Melancholy, Sadness. 
 
 GRASPING, at one's clothing : in frightened 
 manner, (convulsions, child), BCic; which 
 she puts into her mouth, I Calc. 
 
 Grasping, flocks. %@r Picking at flocks. 
 
 Grasping, greedily: with both hands, anything 
 offered him, BHyos. 
 
 Grasping, with hands : BCalc. p. 
 
 Grasping, everything within reach and thrusts 
 into mouth : child, BSul. 
 
 Grasping, others: BCamph. 
 
 Grasping, quickly : thinks he has seized a 
 thing before touching it, if he holds the object 
 does not feel that he has hold of it, Stram. 
 
 Grasping, wrong things : Lyss. 
 
 GREEDY : BLyc, BSep. 
 
 GRAVE. jg@~ Serious. 
 
 GRIEF : causes pain in abdomen : hsemate- 
 mesis, I INatr. m. 
 
 Grief, causes agalactia : BCaust. 
 
 Grief, ailments from: I I Amm. m., Anac. or.; 
 Ant. c, BBAur. met., BCalc. p., BClem., BBCoc- 
 cul., Colch., Con., Cycl., Lobel. c, BGels., 
 BGraph., BBIgn., BBPhos. ac, Tarant; from 
 long- lasting chronic headache, face and tooth- 
 ache, chorea, B BCaust,; particularly with 
 drowsiness, BOp., BBPhos. ac. 
 
 Grief, from dissapointed love causes apoplexy : 
 llPhos. 
 
 Grief, causes smarting pain in back : BNaja. 
 
 Grief, when thinking of his business in morn- 
 ing : DPuls. 
 
 Grief, causes cerebro-spinal meningitis : BOp. 
 
 Grief, causes chorea : BIgn. 
 
 Grief, causes colic in pregnancy : BArs. 
 
 Grief, causes chronic complaints long lasting : 
 B BLach. 
 
 Grief, about consequences : BB Staph. 
 
 Grief, constitution undermined by : BPhos. 
 
 Grief, causes convulsions: 1 1 Op.; clonic, in 
 face and limbs, BArs. 
 
 Grief, causes delusions (climaxis) : 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Grief, causes dyspepsia : Cypr. 
 
 Grief, causes epilepsy : BHyos. 
 
 Grief, with fear at night : BMerc. 
 
 Grief, from wounded feelings : BCham., BIgn. 
 
 Grief, fever: in childbed, BColoc; typhoid, 
 Cham., BPhos. ac. 
 
 Grief, fits of: Asaf. 
 
 Grief, after fright : BIgn. 
 
 Grief, hair falls off: BPhos. ac. 
 
 Grief, causes headache: BAur. met., BPhos.; 
 
 occipital, and in nape of neck, BBPhos. ac. ; 
 
 chronic congestion, BPhos. ac. ; vertex burn- 
 ing, B BCalc, _ hot, BPhos.; pain on top of 
 
 head as if brain were crushed, BPhos. ac. 
 Grief, intermittent action of heart : BKali ph. 
 Grief, aggravates hydrophobia : Lyss. 
 Grief, with jealousy : BHyos. 
 Grief, over insults (convulsions) : 1 1 Op. 
 Grief, causes jaundice : Phos. ac. 
 Grief, from unhappy love, g®^ Love. 
 Grief, causes mental disturbances : IPlat. 
 Grief, causes palpitation : BOp. 
 Grief, causes paresis of legs : BNatr. m. 
 Grief, about past events : BPlat. 
 Grief, after losing persons or objects : Bllgn. 
 Grief, causes dragging and anxiety in prae- 
 
 cordia; INaja. 
 Grief, quiet : following anger, BIgn. 
 Grief, roars involuntarily after : iArs. 
 Grief, sensitiveness to : BCoccul. 
 Grief, with sighing ; B B Act. rac. 
 Grief, silent: Cycl., BBIgn.; with indignation, 
 
 BColoc; with unhappy love, BBIgn.; with 
 
 submissiveness, BBPuls. 
 Grief, causes sleeplessness : BIgn., BXatr. m. 
 Grief, suppressed causes epilepsy : BIgn. 
 Grief, over trifles : Bar. c. 
 Grief, weakness from : Guarana, BPhos. ac. 
 
 Jg^° Depression, Gloomy, Hypochondriasis, 
 Melancholy, Sadness. 
 GRIMACES : I IPlat., Stram., 1 1 Ver. v. 
 GROANING : Camph., BCham., BCoccul., 
 
 CrotaL, Blpec, B BKali br., I IMur. ac, BVer. 
 Groaning, during breathing : in pericarditis, 
 
 BColch. 
 Groaning, in cholera : BCup. ac. 
 Groaning, constant: Mang., Merc 
 Groaning, at beginning and ending of puerperal 
 
 convulsions: BIgn. 
 Groaning, in whooping cough : BCup. ac. 
 Groaning, in epilepsy : 1 1 Sil. 
 Groaning, fever, during heat: BBPuls. 
 Groaning, in headache : Act. rac. ; periosteal* 
 
 BMez. 
 Groaning, effect of wounded honor : I INux. v. 
 Groaning, in hysteria : occasional, BHydr. ac. 
 Groaning, loud: Stram. 
 Groaning, during menses : BArs. 
 Groaning, with nausea : BLac def. 
 Groaning, in old age : BBar. c 
 Groaning, in scarlatina: BKali c 
 Groaning, during sleep: Coff., Blpec, BLyc, 
 
 BOp., IIPuls., OSulph. ; in cholera, BMur. ac: 
 
 incipient basilar meningitis : I Kali br. 
 Groaning, with sleeplessness : Crotal. 
 Groaning, stretch out in a stiff, rigid manner. 
 
 difficult breathing : Coff. 
 Groaning, with thirst : during fever, 1 1 Pod. 
 Groaning and grasping at throat : liStram. 
 
 Jggg^ Moaning. 
 GRUDGE, inclined to have a secret : Zinc. 
 GRUMBLE disposed to : with headache,. 
 
 BAur met. gi^ Complaining, Discontent. 
 HAPPY: BCic, BFluor. ac, Iod., BSul. 
 Happy, alternating with gloom. Jggjg 1 " Gloomy. 
 Happy, jumps out of bed : BBCic. 
 Happy, foolish: BBSul. 
 Happy, can appear, but looks down when cu 
 
 street : nocturnal emissions, BDiosc. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Happy, with continued smiling: in chorea, Sum. 
 Happy, after stool : HNatr. s. 
 
 ^^ Cheerful, Gay, Joy, Merry. 
 HARDHEARTED : Anac 
 HARSH, with headache: Lyss.; in melan- 
 cholia, B 3 Kali iod. Jgggp" Vindictive. 
 HASTY (hurried) : BAcon., Aur. met., BBBry., 
 
 ICamph., Carbo a., BBHep., iMerc. v., INatr. 
 
 m., I INux v., EStram., Sul. ac. 
 Hasty, yet feels no ambition ; ILil. tig. 
 Hasty, with short breath ; Caust. 
 Hasty, with chill : Cann. s. 
 Hasty, in chlorosis: I INatr. m. 
 Hasty, in eclampsia: lArs. 
 Hasty, gets fatigued: IBMed. 
 Hasty, head: muddled feeling, Ptel.; with 
 
 racking pain, Ptel. 
 Hasty, heart : with anxiety and fluttering : 
 
 i INatr. m. 
 Hasty, with ill humor : Thuya. 
 Hasty, involuntary ; when taking hold of any- 
 thing and when walking, Sul. 
 Hasty, with lassitude and weariness : 1 1 Ptel. 
 Hasty, in puerperal mania : in action and 
 
 speech, BCamph. 
 Hasty, in prolapsus uteri : Arg. nit. 
 Hasty, walks to and fro : cannot be amused by 
 
 thinking or reading, Lil. tig. 
 Hasty, worse when hurried : Coff, 
 HATES : ICalc, BLac c, INatr. m. 
 Hates, owner of dog that bit her, with inclina- 
 tion to utter maledictions which shock her : 
 
 Lyss. 
 Hates, his fellow-beings : ILed.; repels every 
 
 one, Aloe; because they offend him, BNatr. m. 
 Hates, women: 1 1 Puis. , 
 
 JSig 00 Aversion, Company, Malice, Rancor, 
 Spiteful, Vindictive. 
 HAUGHTY (arrogant): ILyc, IFerr., BBPlat. 
 Haughty, during pregnancy : BVer. 
 Haughty, with religiousness : BPlat. 
 
 m^° Pride. 
 HEADSTRONG : g^* Obstinate. 
 HEAVEN : feels as if in : Calc. a. 
 
 g^° Peace, Serenity. 
 HEAVINESS : Atrop. s., Chrom. ac, INitr. 
 
 ac, Sarrac ; it seems as if he cannot prevent 
 
 falling, Eup. pur. 
 HELPLESS, feels like an infant: Hell. 
 HESITATION: Crotal, B Graph. 
 
 g®" Bashful, Reserved. 
 HIDE, desire to: IChlor.; in chorea, ICup. m. 
 Hide, convulsions : under bedclothes, and 
 
 peeps timidly from under, after fright, BIgn. 
 Hide, in delirium : BSStram. 
 Hide, in puerperal mania : 1 1 Puis. 
 Hide, in measles : BStram. 
 Hide, during pregnancy: to escape from a 
 
 little grey man, who wanted to pull out her 
 
 leg, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Bi^ Escape, Run. 
 HILARITY : Anag., Bell., ICroc, IFerr. ph., 
 
 IFluor. ac, ILyc, Therid. 
 Hilarity, alternating : with dulness, Jab.; with 
 
 fearful mood (sciatica, probably hysterical, 
 
 and due to retrolateral version of uterus), 
 
 1 1 Nux m. 
 Hilarity, with buffoonery and subsequent 
 
 angry savageness, or tearful sorrow (mental 
 
 derangement): I Op. 
 Hilarity, with chorea : every seven days, Croc. 
 Hilarity, in erotomania : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Hilarity, in evening : Cinch, bol., Lachn. 
 Hilarity, stupid : Arund. * 
 
 $&&* Cheerful, Gay, Laughing, Merry. 
 HOLD, takes, gig" 1 Grasping. 
 HOME, as if away from, in midst of strangers 
 
 (epilepsy), lAst r. 
 Home, feels that everything has changed: 
 
 hypochondriasis, lArg. nit. 
 Home, desire to go: and when there, to go out. 
 
 HCalc p.; ICup. ac; in insanity, ICalc; in 
 
 typhus, IBry. 
 HOMESICK: I Aur. met., 1 1 Carbo a., Eup. 
 
 pur., 1 1 Hell., 1 1 Kali ph., Magn. m., I IMerc, 
 
 BNatr. m., Senecio, Sil. 
 Homesick, ailments from: B Clem., particularly 
 
 with drowsiness, BBPhos. ac 
 Homesick, with red cheeks : BBCaps. 
 Homesick, hot feeling in fauces: BBCaps. 
 Homesick, in mental derangement : 1 1 Mane. 
 Homesick, with sleeplessness: BBCaps. 
 Homesick, with weeping : BPhos. ac 
 HONOR, effects of wounded : BIgn., BNux v.; 
 
 insanity, hysteria, I IVer. 
 HOPEFULNESS: sanguine of recovery, 
 
 Sang. 
 HOPELESS: Act.sp., Apis, Ars., BBAur. m., 
 
 Bar. c, Bell., Calc, BBCaust., Cham., BLach., 
 
 QNitr.ac, I IPsor., BVer. 
 Hopeless, in colic : 1 1 Ant. t. 
 Hopeless, after concussion: BBArn. 
 Hopeless, in diphtheria : BNatr. a. 
 Hopeless, in fever: intermittent, 1 1 Ant. t.; 
 
 especially after typhus, better from nosebleed, 
 
 BPsor. 
 Hopeless, about future : INatr. m. 
 Hopeless, all night : Lith. 
 Hopeless, in paralysis : BCaust. 
 Hopeless, of recovery : BBCalc; typhus, BBapt. 
 
 J^SS^** Depression, Despair, Courage, want of, 
 Gloominess, Hypochondriasis, Melancholy, 
 Sadness. 
 HOWLS: I INux v. 
 
 Howls, in phlegmonous erysipelas : BBVer. v. 
 Howls, in facial neuralgia : 1 1 Verbas. 
 Howls, all night: BVer. 
 Howls, as from rage (children) : Bell. 
 
 K®^ Screaming, Shrieking, Weeping. 
 HUMOR: JB@* 111 humor. 
 HUMILIATION, dreams about : in evening, 
 
 Asar. 
 Humiliation, painful sense of: Cinch, bol. 
 HURRY. g^° Hasty. 
 HYDROPHOBIA: Acet. ac, Arg. nit, 
 
 IIAspar., BBelL, BCanth., Chlor., Crotal., 
 
 BCurar., EHyos., BLach., BBLyss., I ISabad., 
 
 BStram., Tereb.,Ver. 
 Hydrophobia, frequently speaks with a re- 
 markably quick and sharp articulation of the 
 
 impending result : Lyss. 
 Hvdrophobia, spasms renewed by contact: 
 
 ■"Bell. 
 Hydrophobia, the mere idea of fluids may cause 
 
 a paroxysm : Lyss. 
 Hydrophobia, screams or howls in a high voice: 
 
 BStram. 
 Hydrophobia, of sheep : BApis, BLyss. 
 Hydrophobia, water : could not hear mentioned 
 
 without shudder of fear, BLyss. 
 HYPERESTHESIA, emotional: Guarana; 
 
 ending in depression and torpor, BBIgn. 
 Excitable, Senses, Sensitive, Impressi- 
 bility. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 HYPOCHONDRIASIS : lAnac, Anag., 
 
 Ananth., I I Ant. t, Arum m., lAsaf., OlAur. 
 
 met., Bell., I IBenz. ac, I ICact., SCaps., ICoccuL, 
 
 ICon., IGrat., IHep., IHyos., Blpec, IKali 
 
 ph., ILyc, IIMez., IMillef., IINatr.c, UNatr. 
 
 m., IPhos., IPuls., ISep., Sinap., IStaph., ISul., 
 
 ITereb., Val., Viol., 1 1 Zing. 
 Hypochondriasis, abdominal troubles: IGraph. 
 Hypochondriasis, in amenorrkcea : ICoca. 
 Hypochondriasis, with anxiety: lArn., Val.; 
 
 and ill humor, I IMosch.; seems to originate 
 
 in upper part of chest, Ars. 
 Hypochondriasis, irregular appetite : Stann. 
 Hypochondriasis, with brain fag : INux v. 
 Hypochondriasis, constipation: ENatr.m.,iVer. 
 Hypochondriasis, in coryza: ICalc. 
 Hypochondriasis, through day : merry in even- 
 ing, ISul. 
 Hypochondriasis, longing for death : lAur. met. 
 Hypochondriasis, in dysmenorrhea : ICoca. 
 Hypochondriasis, after eating: Anac, Cinch., 
 
 INatr. c. ; with sensitiveness, ISNuxv. 
 Hypochondriasis, after suppression of eruption: 
 
 I ISul. 
 Hypochondriasis, in evening : Lyss. 
 Hypochondriasis, gastric symptoms : I Zinc. 
 Hypochondriasis, head (cephalalgia) : lAgn. c. ; 
 
 rheumatic pains in head and limbs, Merc. per. 
 Hypochondriasis, in functional diseases of heart: 
 
 ITabac 
 Hypochondriasis, in hemorrhoids: 1 1 Anac, 
 
 I INux v. 
 Hypochondriasis, with indigestion ; INatr. c. 
 Hypochondriasis, inert, takes no interest in 
 
 his surroundings : Euph. 
 Hypochondriasis, caused by insult : IStaph. 
 Hypochondriasis, from liver or gastric troubles : 
 
 especially in drunkards, I INux v. 
 Hypochondriasis, menses : during, Curar.; with 
 
 suppression, ICon. 
 Hypochondriasis, in morning : Anac. 
 Hypochondriasis, with mbroseness ; I IPuls. 
 Hypochondriasis, follows onanism : BTarant. 
 Hypochondriasis, with peevishness : IPuls. 
 Hypochondriasis, rectum: with hemorrhage 
 
 from (old women), IPsor.; caused by stitches 
 
 (constipation), I INatr. m. 
 Hypochondriasis, originating in sexual system: 
 
 IMosch. ; from abstinence, ISCon. ; from abuse, 
 
 IPhos. ac. ; excess, I ICon. , IPhos. ac. , I IStaph. ; 
 
 dwelling on sexual subjects, IStaph. 
 Hypochondriasis, with studious men (abdomi- 
 nal complaints and costiveness) : BSNux v. 
 Hypochondriasis, with pressure in stomach : 
 
 after eating, INux v. 
 Hypochondriasis, sullen mood : Anac. 
 Hypochondriasis, in cloudy "weather : Aloe. 
 Hypochondriasis, with weeping: Mez., EPuls. 
 
 Jglir* Depression, Despair, Gloom, Grief, Hope- 
 lessness, Melancholy, Misanthropic, Moody, 
 Sadness. 
 HYSTERIA. J8^~ Chapter 36. 
 IDEAS (fancies, notions, whims), full of: 
 
 lAur. m., IflCoff., I ILyc, I I Merc, INux m., 
 
 Kali ph., ESul. 
 Ideas, abundant: cerebral exaltation, IBell. 
 Ideas, absence of: All. sat., Arund., I ICaust., 
 
 Nitr. ac, Tromb. ; in brain fag, IPhos. ac; 
 
 during menses (exophthalmus), ILyc vir. 
 
 g@T vanishing. 
 Ideas, disorder in association of : Colch. 
 Ideas, changeable : I Val. ; seldom completed a 
 
 sentence, i. e., united the half sentence of an- 
 swer to a question addressed to a person not 
 present, Stram. 
 
 Ideas, clear : after headache, Ast. r. 
 
 Ideas, not clear: BIColch.; become more so 
 when he exerts his will, Lil. tig. 
 
 Ideas, clings obstinately to : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Ideas, inability to collect: Laur., Tromb. 
 
 Ideas, difficulty of combining: when reading 
 or listening (effects of overstudy), ENatr. c 
 
 Ideas, diminished power of concentration ; 
 IIHell., Oxal. ac, Sticta. 
 
 Ideas, confounding of: IKreos. 
 
 Ideas confused: I lAilant., IIBapt, Camph'., 
 Con., ILil.tig. ; difficulty in conversing, IGlon.; 
 could not compose, IHam.; in febris nervosa 
 stupida, Melil. ; in headache, I I Acet. ac. , 
 lAur. met., ICornus ; in hematuria, llpec ; 
 in vesical humors, ICanth.; with sweat, 
 ICornus ; by every intercurrent remark of 
 others, IMez. 
 
 Ideas, crowd : no sooner does one occur, than a 
 number of others follow in quick succession, 
 while writing, ILach. ; one constantly chasing 
 the other (mania), 1 1 Merc 
 
 Ideas, deficient; Anac 
 
 Ideas, difficult flow of: with dull headache in 
 room, better in open air, I IMenyanth. 
 
 Ideas, disconnected: Rhus v.; cannot read or 
 write, I INux v. ; in yellow fever, IGels. 
 
 Ideas, disgusting: Sang. 
 
 Ideas, erroneous: IVer. ; quick and brisk, one 
 following another, anxious 1 1 Cup. m. 
 
 Ideas, erotic : 1 1 Hyper., IKali br. jg^^Erotic 
 
 Ideas, full of, especially evening and night : 
 HCinch. 
 
 Ideas, exalted: loquacity (insanity), I IVer. v. 
 
 Ideas, excited: Agar. 
 
 Ideas, lacks words to express ; Colch., I ILactu.v. 
 
 Ideas, fixed: Benz. ac, HCann. i., BCarbo v., 
 Hell.', Ign., INux v.; in typhoid, 1 1 Puis.; can- 
 not get rid of (pregnancy), 1 1 Stann. 
 
 Ideas, cannot fix. jg^ concentrate. 
 
 Ideas, frightful : in evenings, I ICaust. 
 
 Ideas great flow : 1 1 Glon. 
 
 Ideas, cannot follow up (yellow fever): IGels. 
 
 Ideas, forgets last: HCann. i. 
 
 Ideas, cannot grasp ; IZinc ; with headache, 
 ICinnab. 
 
 Ideas, haughty: IVer. 
 
 Ideas, haunt him : Aeon. 
 
 Ideas, he seems to recognize but half an idea 
 in the proper place, but cannot hold it, makes 
 effort to grasp the other half, but at the same 
 moment half of another incomplete idea pres- 
 ses upon him ; thoughts chase one another, 
 but he always has half a thought which he 
 cannot hold or think out : Viol. 
 
 Ideas, fanciful, in hypochondriasis : lArg. nit. 
 
 Ideas, incoherency in expressing : Nux m. 
 
 Ideas, insane : for instance to throw a glass of 
 water which he is carrying in his hand, into 
 some one's face, or to stab his flesh with the 
 knife he is holding, and the like, Lyss. 
 
 Ideas, lascivious: Arund., ICalc, IKali br.; in 
 gleet or impotence, BCalad. ; with sexual irri- 
 tation, I lOrig. 
 
 Ideas, limited : if left to himself is occupied 
 continuously with the same thing, bringing 
 frequently forward same ideas within a short 
 space of time and always in same manner, 
 Lyss. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Ideas, more lively : Amyl. 
 
 Ideas, concern love (onanism): OHyos. 
 
 Ideas, morbid : of past, Sul.; disagreeable, caus- 
 ing rancor, worse evening in bed, prevent fall- 
 ing asleep, Sul. 
 
 Ideas, full of at night : I Cham. 
 
 Ideas, of pain; renewed by sight of water, 
 
 I Lyss. 
 
 Ideas, periodically returning : Ars. 
 
 Ideas, projective : Anac. 
 
 Ideas, cannot retain ; iEthus. 
 
 Ideas, full of ridiculous : speculative, Cann. 
 i.; in puerperal fever, 1 1 Kali ph.; with jeal- 
 ousy, ILach. 
 
 Ideas, rush of, with anxiety, in evening, on 
 going to sleep : IPuls. 
 
 Ideas, sad and joyless : BPsor. 
 
 Ideas, prevent sleep : BArg. nit., Jacea, BStaph. 
 
 Ideas, slow: BCarbo v., Cinch., BCornus, BNux 
 m., BPhos.; with diarrhoea during pregnancy, 
 BNux m.; in neuralgia of scalp, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Ideas, aroused from, by loud speaking : obliged 
 to think long before answering, 1 1 Cup. ac. 
 
 Ideas, seem to come from stomach : Aeon. 
 
 Ideas, strange : Canth., IStram.; during preg- 
 nancy, BBLyss. 
 
 Ideas, timorous : evenings, BCaust. 
 
 Ideas, tumult of crude float through mind, 
 noise in ears, insensibility : Camph. 
 
 Ideas, unwelcome : as in delirium, prevent 
 sleep, BOp. 
 
 Ideas, vanishing : gradual, Asar.; while talk- 
 ing, BMez. ; sudden, 1 1 Rob. 
 
 Ideas, of violence, produced by importunate 
 venereal craving: Ast. r. 
 
 Ideas, vivid : typhoid fever, Cham. 
 
 Ideas, voluptuous ; BCalc, Camph., Carbo v., 
 BNuph. 
 
 Ideas, half written: cannot finish without great 
 effort, Aeon. 
 
 Ideas, unfit for work : Mephit. $3ir Delusion, 
 Fancies, Thinking. 
 
 IDIOCY: Ananth., BBar. c, Bar. m., Caps., 
 Cham., Chloral., BHell., Tabac; from alco- 
 holism, BPhos. 
 
 Idiocy, alternating with furor : BOiEthus. 
 
 Idiocy in chorea : 1 1 Agar, BIgnat. 
 
 Idiocy, children : ^Ethus. 
 
 Idiocy, in convulsions : Bufo. 
 
 Idiocy, in epilepsy: Tabac; before attack, 
 BCaust. 
 
 Idiocy, after masturbation: I lOrig., 1 1 Op. 
 
 Idiocy, after poisoning with Stramonium seed : 
 
 I I Anac. 
 
 8@" Imbecility. 
 
 IDIOTIC, behavior: ICarb. s. 
 
 IDLENESS. Jg^ Laziness. 
 
 ILL HUMOR: Abrot., Agar., Aloe, Ang., 
 Aspar., Ast. r., Bism., Brora., BBry., Caust., 
 B BCham., BCina, IICheL, BCinch., Coccul., 
 BColch., Coral., BCroc, BCycl., BDig., BGraph., 
 Grat., BIndig., Blpec, BBKalibi.,Kreo., BLach., 
 BLed., Mang., Magn. c, Magn. s., BMerc. cor., 
 Menyanth., BflNuxv., 01. a., B01eand.,BPallad., 
 Phell., BPlat., BPsor., BPuls., Spong., Stront., 
 BSul., Thuya, Zinc. 
 
 Ill humor, abdomen: affections during cli- 
 maxis, BPsor.; with cutting, B Aloe ; with press- 
 ure in lower, during profuse menses, BPlat. 
 
 Ill humor in afternoon : 1 1 ^Ethus. 
 
 Ill humor, when alone, thinking of his ailments 
 (angina pectoris): BAur. mur. 
 
 Ill humor, alternating with ^cheerfulness, Ars.; 
 with good: Cinch, bol. 
 
 Ill humor in ascites : B Fluor ac. 
 
 Ill humor, with pain in back : lassitude and 
 pain as if bruised in region of short ribs, 
 I Ran. b. 
 
 Ill humor, in bronchial catarrh : BBAnt. t. 
 
 Ill humor in children : morning early, B BStaph. 
 
 Ill humor, with chilliness : Agar. 
 
 Ill humor, with chill : Anac, Ign. 
 
 Ill humor, after coition : ISelen. ; easy and light- 
 hearted at first, later ill humored, INatr. m. 
 
 Ill humor, whole day : BCham. 
 
 Ill humor in diarrhoea : BBry., BLyss. 
 
 Ill humor, after eating : BBor., Merc, sul.; 
 breakfast, Calad.; dinner, Amm. c; a little too 
 much, 1 1 Merc. cy. 
 
 Ill humor, follows nocturnal emissions: BThuya. 
 
 Ill humor, in fever (intermittent): BFerr. 
 
 Ill humor, as though a great grief weighed on 
 him, 5 to 6 p.m.: BCon. 
 
 Ill humor, headache: BAnac, 1 1 Ant. c, ILyss. 
 
 Ill huniQr, with sensation as if head enlarged, 
 with numb and dull sensation: Meph. 
 
 Ill humor, worse in house, better walking in 
 open air : BRhus. 
 
 Ill humor, with hurriedness : Thuya. 
 
 Ill humor, hypochondriacal : I IMosch. 
 
 Ill humor, indifferent (caries) : Asaf. 
 
 Ill humor, irritability especially in afternoon 
 and in open air : BiEthus. 
 
 Ill humor, unto vehemence, followed by dispo- 
 sition to laugh, even aloud: Stram. 
 
 Ill humor, menses : after, Bufo.; before, BLyc; 
 during, BCham. 
 
 Ill humor in the morning : 1 1 Calad., BLach., 
 ENatr. m., Plat.; on awaking, Merc. iod. rub. 
 
 Ill humor, morose, disinclined to talk: Jacea. 
 
 Ill humor, with nausea : Stront. 
 
 Ill humor, with nosebleed : BCoff. 
 
 Ill humor, in onanism: BHyos. 
 
 Ill humor, outburst: Seneg. 
 
 Ill humor, with peevishness: BStaph. 
 
 Ill humor, worse by petting ■ BCinch. 
 
 Ill humor, caused by stitches in rectum: (consti- 
 pation) B INatr. m. 
 
 Ill humor, with pain as if bruised in region of 
 short ribs: GRan. b. 
 
 Ill humor, with restless sleep: Yacc. 
 
 Ill humor, stool : before BBor. ; white blood- 
 streaked stool, Calc. 
 
 Ill humor, in toothache: BMagn. c. 
 
 Ill humor, about trifles: B BCham. 
 
 Ill humor, in urticaria: I !Bov. 
 
 Ill humor, wishes to give vent in spite of all 
 restraint: BCham. 
 
 HI humor, after vomiting: Cycl. 
 
 Ill humor, with weakness: BCycl. 
 
 Ill humor, during wet ; stormy weather: Amm. c. 
 fi@" Anger, Chagrin, Fretful, Peevish. 
 
 IMAGINATION, decrease of: Chin. s. 
 
 Imagination, exalted: looseness after, Arg. nit. 
 
 Imagination, excited : BCoff., Phos., Zinc, Ziz. 
 
 Imagination, lively : Aeon., BCann. L, Zinc. 
 
 Imagination, reproduces former exciting things, 
 all afternoon : Arg. met. 
 
 Imagination, vivid: BLach., BOp. 
 
 IMITATES voices, motions and gestures of 
 different animals: I IStram. 
 
 Imitates, in writing: without knowing signifi- 
 cation, BLyc. 
 
 IMBECILITY: BAnac. or., Ant. c, Ant. t, 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Apis, Ars., Art. v., Aur. met., Bell., Con., 
 Dulc., IHyos., IMerc., IINuxm., I Op., HSul. 
 
 Imbecility, as though annihilated: IOp. 
 
 Imbecility, after apoplexy: Anac. 
 
 Imbecility, appearance of (mental derange- 
 ment following amenorrhcea) : ICoccul. 
 
 Imbecility, dwarfish: IBar. c. 
 
 Imbecility, in epilepsy: Art. v.; appears to be 
 lapsing into, ICalc. 
 
 Imbecility, after onanism: ITarant. 
 
 Imbecility, after sexual abuse: IPhos. 
 
 Imbecility, after vaccination: 1 1 Thuya. 
 jg^ Idiocy. 
 
 Imbecility, weakminded: IStram. 
 
 IMPATIENCE : All. sat., Amb., Ars., Ars. h., 
 Aur. mur. nat., TTCarbol. ac., HCham., Coloc, 
 ■Dulc, IHyos., Illgn., Ilpec, ILach., ILyc, 
 IMed., UNux v., IPsor., 1 1 Sara., Sul., Vacc, 
 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Impatience, before apoplexy : Ast. r.; with dull, 
 stupid feeling in brain, I Plant. 
 
 Impatience, in chlorosis: I INatr. m. 
 
 Impatience, at slightest contradiction: Nuph. 
 
 Impatience, in convulsions: before attack, 
 IMosch. 
 
 Impatience, with coryza: I INux v. 
 
 Impatience, with fever : I Cham. 
 
 Impatience, fretful with numb sensation in 
 forehead, as if constricted, in a warm crowded 
 room, soon increasing to violent dull burrow- 
 ing compression, I I Plat. 
 
 Impatience, headache: from severe, all morning, 
 Lyss., Mane, Pallad. 
 
 Impatience, in organic disease of heart : lApis. 
 
 Impatience, with heat in evening (ague) : Ilpec. 
 
 Impatience, with itching: Osm.; child, I ISars. 
 
 Impatience, caused by heat and titillation in 
 larynx before'eough (consumption): IKali bi. 
 
 Impatience, in melancholy : IKali c. 
 
 Impatience, at herself and others during pain: 
 IMurex. 
 
 Impatience, in rheumatism: I I Act. sp. 
 
 Impatience, runs about, never sits, or sleeps at 
 night: Hod. 
 
 Impatience, when sitting: like an uneasiness 
 in bones, Sep. 
 
 Impatience, everything goes too slowly : ICham. 
 
 Impatience, when spoken to: (menorrhagia), 
 I INux v. 
 
 Impatience, in strangury : IDulc. 
 
 Impatience, on hearing others talk much : Zinc. 
 
 Impatience, throws himself about : I Aeon. 
 
 Impatience, tossing about: lAcon. 
 ^~ Hasty, Restless. 
 
 IMPERTINENT, g^* Impudent. 
 
 IMPETUOUS : Ictod., Stront. Jg@~ Hasty, 
 Impulsive. 
 
 IMPRESSIBILITY: Ant. c; in atrophy of 
 children, IPhos.; unpleasantly impressed by 
 everything, ICon. jfe* Senses, Sensitive. 
 
 IMPUDENT (impertinent, insolent): ICanth., 
 Pallad.; in childbed, IVer. 
 
 Impudent, in cough after pertussis: IGraph. 
 
 IMPULSIVE: HArg. nit.; in hysteria, lAur. 
 met. Jiiar* Hasty, Impetuous. 
 
 INATTENTIVE: I ICaust, Ictod., ISep. 
 
 Inattentive, children, weak memory : IBar.c. 
 
 Inattentive, when studying : children, Bar. m. 
 Ji®* Dulness. 
 
 INCOHERENCE: Crotal., INux m.; in men- 
 tal disturbance during climacteric period, 
 ICycl. 
 
 INCONSOLABLE: SPuls., BSpong., Stram. 
 
 Inconsolable, from anxiety about his family, 
 which he left behind while going on a short 
 j ourney : I Petrol . 
 
 Inconsolable, would rather die on the spot, with 
 heat: Spong. 
 
 Inconsolable, over a fancied misfortune ; runs 
 about howling and screaming, or sits brooding, 
 wailing and weeping, worse in evening, IVer. 
 
 Inconsolable, in scirrhus mammae : Brom. 
 
 Inconsolable, even to suicide: HCinch. 
 jgglT Hypochondriasis, Sadness, Weeping. 
 
 INCONSTANCY: Act. sp., Illgn. 
 
 INDECISION: IGraph., Lac. def., ILyc, Lyss., 
 INux m., Pallad., IPsor., Tarax. 
 
 Indecision, cannot accomplish or finish any- 
 thing, pupils contracted : ICoccul. 
 
 Indecision, in yellow fever : I Sul. 
 
 Indecision, in morning : Pallad. 
 
 Indecision, in nervous debility : ICurar. 
 
 Indecision, in typhus : wants to get up, and yet 
 does not want to, IBapt. 
 
 Indecision, resolve altered by trifles : Ars. 
 J^ r> Irresolute. 
 
 INDIFFERENT: lAgar., Amm. m., lAnac; 
 1 1 Apis, Ant. t., 1 1 Ast. r., Bapt., Bell., Berb., 
 Calc. p., HCarbo v., Cham., HCinch., Clem., 
 ICoccul., Cornus, Crotal., MCypr., Ferr., 
 Guarsea, IGraph., Gymn., 1 1 Hell., Jacea, 
 I ILyc, Lyss., I IMelil., IMerc, IMez., I INatr. 
 c, INatr. m., INitr. ac, IOp., I IPhos. ac, IPic. 
 ac, IPlat., I IPsor., IPuls., Sec, ISep., Sil., 
 Stram., Verbas., Xan., Zinc. 
 
 Indifferent, with griping in abdomen on awak- 
 ing in morning, continues during day : Xan. 
 
 Indifferent, in chronic alcholism : even towards 
 dearest friends, IPhos. 
 
 Indifferent, alternating with great joy: Men- 
 yanth. 
 
 Indifferent, after least annoyance with dis- 
 tress in stomach, IKali bi. 
 
 Indifferent, brain affection : (children), ICup.m. 
 
 Indifferent, in concussion of brain : ICic 
 
 Indifferent, even to his own children: I IPhos. 
 
 Indifferent, in cholera Asiatica: HSul., I IVer. 
 
 Indifferent, mental disturbance, climacteric 
 period : ICycl. 
 
 Indifferent, after concussion : IIArn. 
 
 Indifferent, in croup : I I Spong. 
 
 Indifferent, did not know what to do : night, 
 IMerc 
 
 Indifferent, about anything being done for her: 
 IIL.il. tig. 
 
 Indifferent, in dropsy : lArs. 
 
 Indifferent, with drowsiness : Cornus. 
 
 Indifferent, to duties: I IPtel.; household (men- 
 tal disorder), I Act. rac; doing anything, 
 BCalc 
 
 Indifferent, especially if there is emaciation 
 and debility : I IPhos. ac. 
 
 Indifferent, in epilepsy : BCrotal., 1 1 Op. 
 
 Indifferent, to exposure of her person: I IPhyt. 
 
 Indifferent, with mournful expression of face : 
 (hydrocephaloid) , IMerc 
 
 Indifferent, fever: in typhus, BArn., 1 1 Chin, s.; 
 yellow, I Ars. 
 
 Indifferent, to future : far away feeling, Syph. 
 
 Indifferent, in hypochondriasis : ICon. 
 
 Indifferent, with ill humor : afternoon from 5 
 to 6, ICon. 
 
 Indifferent, feels no interest in anything (in- 
 sanity) : 1 1 Nux v. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Indifferent, with irritability : Ziz. 
 
 Indifferent, to joy and suffering (mental de- 
 rangement) : I Op. 
 
 Indifferent, with lachrymose mood : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Indifferent, with lamentations about difficulty 
 of breathing and headache : Plumb. 
 
 Indifferent, to life : IPhyt., ISep.; to affairs of, 
 I IPhos. ac. ; particularly in company (hysteria) , 
 ILyc, 
 
 Indifferent, about lot of others: IBSul. 
 
 Indifferent, towards those he loves best, ani- 
 mated to strangers: I Fluor, ac. 
 
 Indifferent, in melancholy: IKali ars., IKali 
 br., 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Indifferent, in desquamative nephritis: 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Indifferent, to important news : Ars. h. 
 
 Indifferent, with obstinacy : ICrotal. 
 
 Indifferent, after onanism: UStaph. 
 
 Indifferent, to pain : Arund., Jatroph.; in 
 typhoid, I Cinch. 
 
 Indifferent, pulse retarded : Ant. t. 
 
 Indifferent, quiet: Crotal. 
 
 Indifferent, while reading or listening : IMez. 
 
 Indifferent, tosorrow: mental derangement, I Op. 
 
 Indifferent, stoical to what happens : Ailant. 
 
 Indifferent, to her surroundings: Rumex ; 
 with dulness, Selen. ; in sore throat, 1 1 Phy t. 
 
 Indifferent, when walking in open air (hypo- 
 chondriasis) : ICon. 
 
 Indifferent, to getting well : ICalc 
 
 Indifferent, with aversion to work: Camph., 
 Rhod. 
 Jgigr Apathy, Dulness, Torpor. 
 
 INDIGNATION: ailments from: IColoc, 
 UStaph. 
 
 Indignation, causes cardialgia: UStaph. 
 
 Indignation, causes colic: IColoc, UStaph. 
 
 Indignation, causes convulsions : with loss of 
 consciousness, retraction of thumbs and foam- 
 ing at mouth, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Indignation, causes cough : IStaph. 
 
 Indignation, causes puerperal fever: IColoc. 
 
 Indignation, with silent grief: Coloc. 
 
 Indignation, causes suppression of menses: 
 IColoc, Staph. 
 
 Indignation, causes metritis : IColoc 
 
 Indignation, causes tight cramplike pain in left 
 inguinal and iliac regions, worse after ex- 
 ternal pressure, better for a while after cup of 
 coffee: IColoc. 
 J8HT 3 Anger, Chagrin, Fury, Rage, Vexation. 
 
 INERTNESS. j^~ Apathy, Dulness, Indif- 
 ference, Torpor. 
 
 INDOLENCE. g^T Laziness. 
 
 INHUMANITY: Abrot., Anac 
 
 INSOLENT. jg@~ Impudent. 
 
 INSULTING: ICham., IHyos., Lyss.; from 
 jealousy, with unchaste expressions, 1 1 Nux v. ; 
 with crying mood, IStram. Ji^ 15 Abusive. 
 
 INSULTS, ailments from: llgn., 1 1 Merc, 
 UStaph. 
 
 Insults, cause hypochondriasis : IStaph. 
 
 Insults, feels she is looked down upon by 
 everyone: 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Insults, recalls old : INatr. m. 
 
 Insults, sensitive to : ICoccul. 
 
 Insults, too dignified to fight, subdued wrath, 
 went home sick, trembling, exhausted: 
 UStaph. 
 
 fjg^ Anger, Chagrin, Indignation, Sensitive, 
 Vexation. 
 
 INTELLECT, Jf^r* Mental conditions. 
 
 INTOXICATED feeling : Act. sp., Arg. met., 
 Amyg., Amyl., Aurant., IIBapt., Benz. ac, 
 Cup. ars., IHydras., IIHyos., IKali c, Millef., 
 INux m., Psor., Tereb. 
 
 Intoxicated, with absence of mind : INux m. 
 
 Intoxicated, appearance: I lAtrop. s. 
 
 Intoxicated person, behaves like : Stram. 
 
 Intoxicated, with fulness in brain ; Ailant. 
 
 Intoxicated, with diarrhoea : I I Gels. 
 
 Intoxicated, after dinner : Bufo. 
 
 Intoxicated, with drowsiness : INux m. 
 
 Intoxicated, head; with congestion to, 1 1 Kali c. 
 
 Intoxicated, hypochondriacal : Aur. met. 
 
 Intoxicated, in morning with dulness : Rhus. 
 
 Intoxicated, with stupor as if from smoke in 
 brain: 1 1 Op. 
 
 Intoxicated, in typhus : IChlor. 
 
 Intoxicated, while undressing: 1 1 Sec. 
 
 Intoxicated, with vertigo : Hydr. ac, IHyos. 
 
 INTOXICATION(drunkenness).j|@ CI 'Chap.2. 
 
 INTROSPECTIVE (introverted) : ICham. 
 Ilndigo, IMur. ac, I ISep. ; after fright, llgn. 
 JtiT 5 'Reflective, Thoughtful. 
 
 IRASCIBLE, gii^ Anger, Quarrelsome. 
 
 IRRESOLUTE; Act. sp., Bar. c, ICham., 
 Cochl., IDig., Grat., Hyos., I llgn., IMez., 
 ■Nux m., IPetrol., IPuls., II Sul. J|@- In- 
 decision. 
 
 IRRITABLE: Abrot., lAilant., .Esc. h., 
 Amb., Anac, Ananth., I Aug., I Arg. nit., 
 Arm, Ars., Arum t., Asar., Ast. r., Aur. 
 met., Aur. mur., I Bell., Brach., IIBry., 
 Cadm. s., ICalc, Calend., Camph., Caps, Carbo 
 a., ICarbol. ac, ICarbov., HCaust., llCham., 
 I IChel., ICina, Cinnab., IClem., ICinch., 
 Coca, ICoccul., ICoff., IColoc, ICrotal., 
 Cupr. s., Cycl., Diosc, Dros., IDulc, IFerr., 
 Fluor, ac, IGamb., IIGels., 1 1 Ham., I Hell., 
 ■Helon., IHep., IHydras., Hyper., Hod., 
 Hpec, IKali c, I IKali ph., IILyc, ILyc 
 vir., Lyss., Magn. sul, Mar. v., Med., IMeliL, 
 IIMerc, IMez., IMurex, IMur.ac, I IMyr. 
 cer., INatr. c, INatr. in., Natr. ph., INatr. 
 s., INitr. ac, I INux v., IOp., IPetrol., 
 IPhos., I IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPlant., Polyp., 
 IPsor., I IPtel., Rumex, Sang., Sars., ISil., 
 Sinap., ISpig., IStaph., Stram., I I Sum., ISul., 
 Sul. ac, Tarant., Thuya, I IXJstil., Vacc, Val., 
 UVib., Ziz. 
 
 Irritable, in abdominal complaints : lAcet. ac. 
 
 Irritable, in threatened abortion ; ICham. 
 
 Irritable, with activity (melancholia) : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Irritable, with after-pains : INux v. 
 
 Irritable, wishes to be alone : Bry. 
 
 Irritable, alternates with: loquacious delirium 
 (mental disturbance), ILach.; with despond- 
 ency (icterus), I Ars.; with indifference, ISep. 
 
 Irritable, with anxiety: I INux v. 
 
 Irritable, in aphonia nervosa : I IPuls. 
 
 Irritable, in asthma ; 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Irritable, in atrophy of infants : 1 1 Petrol. 
 
 Irritable, on awaking : IBell.. ICycL, IILyc 
 
 Irritable, brain : in anaemia of, ICon.; in brain 
 affections of children, I Cup. m.; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, 1 1 Apis, IChloral.; tuber- 
 cular meningitis, 1 1 Tuberc 
 
 Irritable, in bronchitis during dentition: IKreo. 
 
 Irritable, in children : Bor.; child must be car- 
 ried, I ICham. 
 
 Irritable, with chilliness : Plat. 
 
 Irritable, chorea: before, IStram.; during, 
 I Cup. m. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Irritable, in false conception: ICaulo. 
 
 Irritable, at slightest contradiction : lllgn. 
 
 Irritable, from conversation : Arnb. 
 
 Irritable, in dentition: HCham., BBRheum. 
 
 Irritable, with depression : Addison's disease, 
 I INatr. m. 
 
 Irritable, with despondency : Ziz.; in dyspep- 
 sia, 1 1 Sal. ac. 
 
 Irritable, in diabetes: EHelon.; unless spoken 
 to very softly, ILyc. vir. 
 
 Irritable, in diarrhoea: IGnaphaL; child, ILyc. 
 
 Irritable, with drowsiness : Ind. 
 
 Irritable, eating : during, and after, Chlor., 
 after dinner, IHydras.; at and after dinner, 
 with pressure in forehead, Mar. v.; particu- 
 larly after dinner (indigestion), BNatr. c. 
 
 Irritable, after emission : CofF., ILil. tig., 
 BINux v., UStaph.; with dull pain in lumbar 
 region, 1 1 Ustil. 
 
 Irritable, before epilepsy : lArt. v., BLach. 
 
 Irritable, in evening: Pallad., 1 1 Zing. 
 
 Irritable, in fungus hsematodes : I IPhos. 
 
 Irritable, in fever: relapsing intermittent, Ustil.; 
 after intermittent, ICina; during, Diad. 
 
 Irritable, in gastrodynia : I Graph. 
 
 Irritable, from grief: IKali br. 
 
 Irritable, in hay catarrh : 1 1 Sticta. 
 
 Irritable, in headache: 1 1 Ant. c, Calc, IChin. 
 a., Ind., IKreo., ILacc, Lyss., BMagn.p., BNux 
 v., Pallad.; in liver complaint, lAcet. ac; 
 periodical neuralgia, 1 1 Syph.; periosteal, BMez. 
 
 Irritable, with heat ; Chim. m. 
 
 Irritable, with hemorrhoids: I Apis, B BNux v. 
 
 Irritable, hysterical : BIgn. 
 
 Irritable, hystero-mania : I ITarant. 
 
 Irritable, and indifferent (caries; : BAsaf., Ziz. 
 
 Irritable, in indigestion : BBob. 
 
 Irritable, in leucorrhoea : ICalc; as soon as 
 "white of egg" discharge ceases, IHydras. 
 
 Irritable, in livertrouble: IBry., iCham., BBNux 
 v., 1 1 Pod. 
 
 Irritable, in malarial ataxy : BArg. nit. 
 
 Irritable, in marasmus : Hod. 
 
 Irritable, melancholia : Asar., IIKaliiod., I ISul. 
 
 Irritable, in menorrhagia : ICann. i. 
 
 Irritable, menses : before, BNatr. m. ; during, 
 ISul., Zing. 
 
 Irritable, in morning: Amm. m., Castor., 
 I liber., INatr. s. 
 
 Irritable, cannot give music lessons (melan- 
 cholia): IKali br. 
 
 Irritable, with drawing back of neck (spinal 
 meningitis): INatr. s. 
 
 Irritable, traumatic neuralgia : BCaust. 
 
 Irritable, at night : Anthrac. 
 
 Irritable, little noises, such as the crackling of 
 newspaper, drives him to despair : IFerr. 
 
 Irritable, at noon : better evening, Zinc. 
 
 Irritable, after onanism : IHyos. 
 
 Irritable, in progressive spinafparaly sis: IPhos. 
 
 Irritable, in paroxysms : Calc, IHep. 
 
 Irritable, easily and quickly penitent : ISul. 
 
 Irritable, in phthisis florida : I I Merc. oor. 
 
 Irritable, in sciatica : probably hysterical and 
 due to retrolateral version of uterus, I I Nux m. 
 
 Irritable, with inclination to colds : IPetrol. 
 
 Irritable, from excitement of female sexual 
 organs, sexual dreams and orgasm : BNux v. 
 
 Irritable, with sexual weakness : 1 1 Pic. ac. 
 
 Irritable, with sleeplessness : Bell., IKali br., 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Irritable, in spermatorrhoea : IPhos. 
 
 Irritable, does not wish to be spoken to : 1 1 Gels.; 
 when spoken to (child), INatr. m. 
 
 Irritable, with sour stomach and anxiety : Sa- 
 bina. 
 
 Irritable, after stool : INitr. ac. 
 
 Irritable, in strangury : IDulc. 
 
 Irritable, excited by loud talking, or least in- 
 crease in temperature : Coccul. 
 
 Irritable, from toothache : lArs. 
 
 Irritable, from trifles : BAct. rac, BHep., BMed. 
 
 Irritable, in urticaria : I Bo v. 
 
 Irritable, in prolapsus uteri : ILil. tig. 
 
 Irritable, in chronic vomiting of food : 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Irritable, when he hears water poured out, or 
 hears it run, or sees it : B BLyss. 
 
 Irritable, with weakness : BICinch., IKali p. 
 
 Irritable, in whooping cough : IBry. 
 
 Irritable, with worms : ICina, Filix. 
 
 JB®" Anger, Chagrin, Cross, 111 humor, Indig- 
 nation, Rage, Vexation. 
 
 JEALOUSY: Ananth., I IHyos., I IIgn.,ILach.; 
 desires that others shall not value or appreciate 
 anything, I llpec 
 
 Jealousy, ailments from : I Apis, IHyos., BIgn., 
 BLach. 
 
 Jealousy, in dysmenorrhoea : BLach. 
 
 Jealousy, causes epilepsy : BLach. 
 
 Jealousy, with erotic mania : BHyos. 
 
 Jealousv, accuses wife of being faithless (mania) : 
 I IStram. 
 
 Jealousy, with frightful images : tendency to 
 mock, satire and ridiculous ideas, BLach. 
 
 Jealousy, with melancholy : BKali ars. 
 
 Jealousy, with attempts to murder : B IHyos. 
 
 Jealousy, accuses husband of neglect : I IStram. 
 
 Jealousy, quarrels, reproaches, scolds : 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Jealousy, with rage : I IHyos. 
 
 Jealousy, reproaches, unchaste expressions: 
 MNuxv. 
 
 Jealousy, in women (mania): BApis. 
 $g^ Envy, Love disappointed. 
 
 JOKING: Arg. met., 1 1 Caps., Coccul., BKali 
 iod., Tarant. Ji^T Fun, Merry. 
 
 JOY: Therid. 
 
 Joy, ailments from : BBCoff., 1 1 Op., BPuls. 
 
 Joy, alternating with irritability : Cycl. 
 
 Joy, when thinking of death ; Aur. met. 
 
 Joy, diarrhoea, from sudden : ICoff., BBOp. 
 
 Joy, fits of: with laughter (hysteria), 1 1 Asaf. 
 
 Joy, headache from excessive : BCoff. 
 
 Joy, indifference to : mental derangement, BOp. 
 
 Joy, excessive with laughter ; Yerbas. 
 
 Joy, causes palpitation : BCoff., BPuls. 
 
 Joy, sleepless from : BCoff. 
 
 Joy, with trembling: Cycl.; mirthful, playful, 
 clear intellect, BAct. rac. 
 
 Joy, disturbing thoughts while listening: Anag. 
 
 Joy, causes weeping (after parturition): BCoff. 
 jf^g^ Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, 
 Laughing, Merry, News. 
 
 JUMPING : BArg. met, I Croc. 
 
 Jumping, out of bed -.Chloral., Lyss., BBOp.; on 
 awaking, BStram.; in delirium, I I Chin, s.; in 
 a happy, childish state, llCic; is compelled 
 to, IBCinch.; fell, knees gave out, BGlon.; in 
 mania after labor, BCup. ac; naked, with 
 clothes hanging over her head (puerperal ma- 
 nia), 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Jumping, desire to, from height : prolapsus or 
 induration of uterus, pregnancy, B I Aur. met. 
 
 Jumping, children in evening;* BBCina; upon 
 chairs, tables and stove, BBell. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Jumping, wild leaps: in mania puerperal, INuxv. 
 
 Jumping, desire to, into river: almost irresist- 
 ible on crossing bridge (hypochondriasis), 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Jumping, from window : attempts to, in head- 
 ache, IGlon.; desire to, IVer.; or dash her- 
 self down (parturition), Aur met.; after par- 
 turition, I I Thuya. 
 
 Jumping up : and turns over washstand, worse 
 during menses (spasms) : I ICEnan. 
 
 KICKING on awaking : BBLyc. 
 
 Kicking, during sleep : IBell. 
 
 Kicking, in worm affections : ICarbo v. 
 
 KILL, wishes to be killed : Bell., I IStram.; in 
 labor, BCoff. t.; in sore throat, I IPhyt. 
 
 Kill, desire to, the person contradicting her : 
 BMerc. 
 
 Kill, thoughts of, especially drunkards ■ lArs. 
 
 Kill, desire, insane, her husband, whom she 
 adores, when alone with him : INux v. 
 
 Kill, attempts to, with jealousy : BBHyos. 
 
 Kill, threatens to use knife (acute mania) : 
 IStram. 
 
 Kill, inclination to, with hysterical melan- 
 cholia: IMerc. 
 
 Kill, desire to, particularly during menses, her 
 husband, of whom she is very fond ; implores 
 him to hide his razor : BMerc. 
 
 Kill, wants to, somebody : IHyos. 
 
 Kill, disposition to when in street : Camph. 
 
 Kill, thinks and talks of murder: BCalc. 
 
 Kill, attempts to cut his customers' throats (a 
 barber): lArs. 
 
 Kill, threatens to, wife and children : BHep. 
 
 Kill, impulse to murder a woman almost 
 irresistible (mania) : Blod. 
 
 KISS, wants to, everybody: BCroc; hotly, all 
 who come near her, I IPhos.; in mania puer- 
 peralis, IVer.; before menses, BVer.; wants to 
 be kissed, I IStram. 
 gli^ Amorous, Amative, Lascivious, Erotic. 
 
 KLEPTOMANIA. g@B Stealing. 
 
 LAMENTING: 1 1 Aeon.,; Act. sp., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Lamenting, on awaking : in morning, BCina. 
 
 Lamenting, with cutting in abdomen : Jacea. 
 
 Lamenting, anxious sighing breathing : Plumb. 
 
 Lamenting, in colic : BArs. 
 
 Lamenting, with heat : of whole body except 
 hands, IBPuls. 
 
 Lamenting, hoarse: Brom. 
 
 Lamenting, in keratitis : sits up in bed, after 
 midnight (child), BChin. a. 
 
 Lamenting, during labor : BCoff. 
 
 Lamenting, in melancholia: 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Lamenting, and moaning : I I Hell. 
 
 Lamenting, about pain : all the time, with hic- 
 cough, IIMagn. p.; with cramp, BBColoc. 
 
 Lamenting, with scarlet rash: BCoff. 
 
 Lamenting, during sleep: BSul.; hydrocepha- 
 lus, BCina. 
 
 Lamenting, inability to relieve thirst : Lyss. 
 
 Lamenting, over trifles : BCoff. 
 
 g@f° Moaning, Groaning, Weeping. 
 
 LASCIVIOUS: 1 1 Aeon., BPhos. 
 
 Lascivious, as if she were animal clear through, 
 mental power dormant : TTLach. 
 
 Lascivious, after eating, with feeling of weak- 
 ness in parts : Lyss. 
 
 Lascivious, with violent emotions : Cop. 
 
 Lascivious, followed by epilepsy : BLach. 
 
 Lascivious, with erections in afternoon, Lyss.; 
 without erections, Ign. 
 
 Lascivious fancies: Codein., Cop., Dig., BSil., 
 1 1 Zinc; with craving for dainties, BCinch.; 
 with erections during sleep and impotence 
 after waking, 1 1 Op.; during day with erec- 
 tions, Sinap.; inclined to, Lyss.; with im- 
 potence, BSelen. 
 
 Lascivious, almost to insanity : Tarant. 
 
 Lascivious, mania: Ver. ; religious, BPlat. 
 
 Lascivious, with painful urging in penis as after 
 excessive coition: Lyss. 
 
 Lascivious impulses produce anxiety on account 
 of disinclination to religious duties in a mar- 
 ried woman, mother of a family : I lOrig. 
 
 Lascivious, no rest: I lOrig. 
 
 Lascivious, with sexual desire : Ast. r., BCalc. 
 
 Lascivious, uncovers sexual parts: BBHyos. 
 
 Lascivious talk with mania: BBVer. 
 
 Lascivious, with weakness in parts, but in- 
 clined to emission after eating : Lyss. 
 Jd^r* Erotic, Obscene. 
 
 LAUGHING: Ananth., 1 1 Apis, Arg. met, 
 BAur. met., Bell., BCalc, BCann. i., Con., 
 BCroc,;, BFerr., 1 1 Kali p., I ILach., I INatr. m., 
 BNux m., 1 1 Plat., BSep., BBStram., Tarax., 
 1 1 Tarant., I IVer., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Laughing, ailments from excessive : BCoff. 
 
 Laughing, more in open air : at everything, 
 I BNux m. 
 
 Laughing, alternates with: moaning, Ver.; sad- 
 ness, BPhos.; weeping, BAcon., BAur. met., 
 Bor., BCoff., BLyc, BPhos., 1 1 Sum., Ziz.; 
 anguish and fear of death (after anger), BPlat.; 
 before hysteria, BStram.; in neurosis cordis, 
 BCalc; ending in profuse sweat (after over- 
 work and mental anxiety), BCup. m. 
 
 Laughing, in asthma : Bov. 
 
 Laughing, averse to : Amb. . 
 
 Laughing, seems beside herself: claps hands 
 over head, after miscarriage, 1 1 Sec 
 
 Laughing, with ill humor : Stram. 
 
 Laughing, in delirium : Sal. ac 
 
 Laughing, children: Aloe ; child does not, BHep. 
 
 Laughing, in chorea: BCaust., BCup. ac, BCup. 
 m., 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Laughing, constant: in insanity, I IVer. v. 
 
 Laughing, causes convulsions : in weakly ex- 
 citable children, BCoff.; after overwork and 
 mental anxiety, BCup. m. 
 
 Laughing, with convulsions: BAlum., BBell., 
 TTCamph., BCaust., BCup. m., BIgn.; of chest 
 and abdomen, rush of blood to head and 
 brain, 1 1 Zinc; tonic and clonic, BPlat. 
 
 Laughing, crazy : in children, Camph. 
 
 Laughing, in delirium : B BBell., BBStram. 
 
 Laughing, with comic dreams : continues after 
 waking, BSulph. 
 
 Laughing, causes stitches in ears : BMang. 
 
 Laughing,easily : Arund.,BPuls.; epilepsy, BBufo. 
 
 Laughing, after eating: hysterical, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Laughing, at every word said : BICann. i. 
 
 Laughing, with stupid expression : BNux m. 
 
 Laughing, fever : during violent shaking chill 
 in evening, Agar. 
 
 Laughing about things not funny : Cast. eq. 
 
 Laughing, foolish: BBHyos. 
 
 Laughing, idiotic : 7rAtrop. s. 
 
 Laughing, with excessive joy : Asaf., Verbas. 
 
 Laughing, follows disappointed love : BHyos. 
 
 Laughing, loud: Stram.; frequently, BHyos. 
 
 Laughing, with melancholy : IPhos. 
 
 Laughing, menses : before, loud uninterrupted, 
 IHyos.; during, worse in open air, BBNux m. 
 
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 Laughing, causes palpitation : Iber. 
 
 Laughing, with rage : IStram. 
 
 Laughing, at reprimands (cough after per- 
 tussis) : I Graph. 
 
 Laughing, during sleep: MCaust., IIKreo., 
 ILyc, ISiL, IStram.; child with convulsions, 
 Cvpr.; in typhoid, ILyc. 
 
 Laughing, with sleepiness : INux m. 
 
 Laughing, with speechlessness : Stram. 
 
 Laughing, at his attempts to stand: Agar. 
 
 Laughing, as if tickled (mania) : I IStram. 
 
 Laughing, at trifles: HCann. i., ILyc, Zinc. 
 
 Laughing, touches things around her : Bell. 
 
 Laughing, with weeping : llgn., IPhos.; before 
 chorea, IStram.; looked as though she had 
 been weeping, INatr. m. 
 Jlgr Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity 
 Jov, Merry, also Hysteria, Chap. 36. 
 
 LAZINESS : Abrot., lAilant, Amm. m., Arg 
 m., Ars. h., Ars. m., Asaf., Asar., Atrop. s.. 
 Aur. mur., Bar. c, Bell., Calc. p., Carb. s. 
 HChel., Chin, a., HCinch., ICoca, Coccus 
 ICornus, I IGrat., Helon., IHep., llgn., Jamb. 
 ILac c, Lac def., IMar.v., I IMelil., IINatr. m. 
 I INux v., Oleand., 01. an., IPuls., Rheum 
 Rhus, Seneg., ISep., ISpong., Stram., IISul. 
 
 Laziness, in albuminuria : I Apis, I Aur. m. 
 
 Laziness, in afternoon : with restlessness, IBor. 
 
 Laziness, after anger : I INux v. 
 
 Laziness, in face of difficulties : Coccul. 
 
 Laziness, in catarrh of chest: lApis. 
 
 Laziness, in cholera: IChin. s. 
 
 Laziness, with content: Ziz. 
 
 Laziness, in diabetes mellitus : ILact. ac. 
 
 Laziness, caused by drowsiness : Sang. 
 
 Laziness, after eating : desire to lie down, Ant. 
 c; after dinner, MChel. 
 
 Laziness, in imbecility : lAnac 
 
 Laziness, heaviness of limbs : Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 Laziness, with feeling of deep-seated inward 
 trouble, making him melancholic : Sabina. 
 
 Laziness, in morning : Ammoniac, Ran. sc; in 
 bed, ICarbo v.; cannot sleep again, Cinch, bol. 
 
 Laziness, in nervous exhaustion : ICoca. 
 
 Laziness, in chronic ovaritis : I IPallad. 
 
 Laziness, with palpitation : in chlorosis, ICycl. 
 
 Laziness, after rising : Verbas. 
 
 Laziness, in spermatorrhoea : IDiosc 
 
 Laziness, before stool: IBor. 
 
 Laziness, unsympathizing from : Con. 
 
 Laziness, in vaginitis : ICurar. 
 
 Laziness, worse from : Con. 
 8^° Apathy, Torpor. 
 
 LECTROPHILIE and LECTROPHOBIA. 
 g@~ Bed. 
 
 LETHARGY, g@~ Stupor. 
 
 LIE, wants to, on bare floor : ICamph. 
 
 Lie, desire to, in one place : Chin. a. 
 
 LIE (falsehood). j^SsT" Lving. 
 
 LIFE, WEARY OF: Amb., IIAnt. c. IIAur. 
 met., lAur. mur., IBell., Berb., MCinch., Grat., 
 Kali bi., ILac def., Merc, IINatr. m., Natr. s., 
 INitr. ac, I IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, Rhus v., 
 ISulph., ITereb., IThuya, Zinc, Ziz. 
 
 Life, weary of, particularly in company (hys- 
 teria) : ILyc 
 
 Life, weary of, in catarrh : I Calc. 
 
 Life, weary of, with desperation about trifles : 
 Act. sp. 
 
 Life, weary of, but fear of death: IKali ph., 
 INitr. ac, IRhus. 
 
 Life, weary of, in drunkards : lArs. 
 
 Life, weary of, in epilepsy : llnd. 
 
 Life, weary of, in evening : longs for death, 
 IIAur. met. 
 
 Life, weary of, solicitude about future : ILach. 
 
 Life, weary of, in headache : from bilious dis- 
 order, Pod.; nervous, I ITereb. 
 
 Life, weary of, with heat : ISpong. 
 
 Life, weary of, in melancholia: IKali br. 
 
 Life, weary of, during menses : Berb. 
 
 Life, weary of, in morning : ILach., I ILyc. 
 
 Life, weary of, after mortification ; I IPuls. 
 
 Life, weary of, in chronic orchitis: ISpong. 
 
 Life, weary of, in spermatorrhoea : ISil. 
 
 Life, weary of, in syphilis : ILyc. 
 
 Life, weary of, taciturnity, fear, death : IPlat. 
 J^^ Despair, Hypochondriasis, Sad, Melan- 
 choly, Suicide. 
 
 LIGHT, desire for: lAcon., Bell., Val.,; lamp- 
 light, Stram.; in dentition, Stram.; in men- 
 ingitis, IStram.; in pneumonia, I IStram.; 
 wants sunshine, Stram. 
 
 LISTLESS: IKalibi.,Lacdef.,Natr.a., IStaph., 
 IISul. 
 
 Listless, in diarrhoea : BApis.; in a child, ILyc. 
 
 Listless, after fever : Chin. a. 
 
 Listless, in hysteria: lAmm. c 
 
 Listless, in otitis (children): HSulph. 
 
 Listless, in paralysis : INux m. 
 
 Listless, yet does not want to sit still : ILil. t. 
 Bgjg* Apathv, Laziness, Torpor. 
 
 LIVELY: 'lAng., Camph., Coccus, ICoff., 
 Magn. s., Merc iod. flav., Merc, v., 1 1 Op. 
 
 Lively, in afternoon : Ang., ICann. s.; and even- 
 ing, changes to grief, Calc. s. 
 
 Lively, in evening : 1 1 Ferr.; as soon as lights 
 are lit, I ILach.; low spirited at noon, or vice 
 versa, IZinc; in sore throat, 1 1 Ferr.; towards 
 evening, Verbas. 
 
 Lively, and precipitate : IHyos. 
 
 Livelv, after stool: IBor., INatr. s. 
 
 g^ Cheerful, Exhilarated, Gay, Merry. 
 
 LONGING, ggp 00 Desires. 
 
 LOOKING, about bed : as if to find some- 
 thing, llgn. 
 
 Looking, about shyly: puerperal mania, I IPuls. 
 
 Looking, through window : for hours, without 
 being conscious of objects around, IMez. 
 g^° Eves and Staring. 
 
 LOOKED AT, will not be: children, Ant. 
 c, lAnt. t., Ars., ICham., ICina ; in melan- 
 cholia, IKali br. ; in scrofulosis, I ISul. 
 Egg" Bashful, Sensitive. 
 
 LOQUACIOUS: Abrot,, Agar., Aloe, Amb., 
 Ant. t., Apis, Bar. c, Bell., BCann.i., Coccus, 
 Coff., Croc, ICoccul., Eup. pur., Ferr. mur., 
 Ferr. ph., IIGamb., IGels., IIGlon., IHyos., 
 Jamb., IKali iod., IILach., Magn. c, Mar. v., 
 Merc iod. flav., IOp., 1 1 Paris, IPhos., Sec, 
 Tabac, Therid., Tromb., IVer., Zinc 
 
 Loquacious, in afternoon : I INux v. 
 
 Loquacious, after amenorrhcea: ICoccul. 
 
 Loquacious, in cancerous inoculation : 1 1 Ars. 
 
 Loquacious, carelessly (headache) : Hod. 
 
 Loquacious, in delirium: IILach.- in typhoid 
 pneumonia: IILachn. ; with desire to escape 
 from bed, ICrotal.; in typhus, I Aur. met.; 
 with delirium tremens, 1 1 Ran. b. 
 
 Loquacious, as if drunk : Meph. 
 
 Loquacious, in evening: IILach., I INux v.; 
 when excited, Selen. ; with heat and exalta- 
 tion, Mar. v. 
 
 Loquacious, fever : IGels. ; during chill, IPod. ; 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 during heat, ILach., Pod.; in typhoid, Phos. 
 ac. 
 Loquacious, jumps from subject to subject: 
 
 I ILach. 
 
 Loquacious, only kept in check by hoarseness 
 
 (diphtheria) : ILach. 
 Loquacious, during pregnancy : (Bar. c. 
 Loquacious, talking is impeded : Stram. 
 Loquacious, would not listen : IHep. 
 Loquacious, mania : I Apis, IHyos., 1 1 Paris, 
 
 I I Staph. 
 
 Loquacious, in measles : Viol. 
 
 Loquacious, during menses : iStram. ; in young 
 girls, I Bar. c. 
 
 Loquacious, in nymphomania : I I Ver. 
 
 Loquacious, with exalted opinion of her own 
 ideas and powers (insanity) : I I Ver. v. 
 
 Loquacious, on religious subjects : IVer. 
 
 Loquacious, awake and sleeping : Ars. 
 
 Loquacious, with sleeplessness, especially be- 
 fore midnight : ILach. 
 
 Loquacious, speech hurried : Aeon. 
 
 Loquacious, then stupid and irritable : Lachn. 
 
 Loquacious, with vivacity ; 1 1 Paris. 
 
 jgSlsf Exhilarated, Lively, Merry, Talking. 
 
 LOVE DISAPPOINTED, ailments from: 
 Ant. c, IIAur. met., ICalc. p., Coff., IBIgn., 
 ELach., IINatr. m.; drowsiness; BBPhos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes amenorrhcea : IHell. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes dry hacking cough 
 (cardiac weakness) : 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes despair : IHyos. 
 
 Lovedisappointed,dinicult breathing: I IPhos.ac 
 
 Love disappointed, emaciation : I I Phos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes epilepsy : IHyos. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes silent grief: Illgn. 
 
 Love disappointed, heartbeat: feeble, quick 
 (cardiac weakness), 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, with jealousy: IHyos. 
 
 Love disappointed, inclination to laugh : IHyos. 
 
 Love disappointed, limbs cold : 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, mind: disturbed by, iAct. 
 rac. ; obtuse, brooding over her sorrow (car- 
 diac weakness) : I I Phos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes melancholy: lAur. 
 met., IHyos., BBIgn., INatr. m. 
 
 Love disappointed, pulse : almost imperceptible 
 (cardiac weakness), 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes rage : BHyos. 
 
 Love disappointed, causes suicidal mood : with 
 weeping, lAur. met. ; propensity to drown 
 himself, IHyos. 
 fjg^ Amative, Amorous, Erotic. 
 
 LOVE, exalted: JAnt. c. 
 
 LOW SPIRITED. jg@~ Depression, Sadness. 
 
 LYING: Op., I IVer.; describes some symp- 
 toms truly, misrepresents others, I Cup. ac; 
 deny obstinately that they have been bitten, 
 Lyss. ; makes wrong statements to herself, be- 
 cause she does not know what to say next, 
 begins all right but does not know how to 
 finish, I Med. 
 
 MALICE: Aeon., Amm. m., Anac, Ars., 
 ILach., ILyc, I IMosch., Natr. c, BBNux v. 
 
 Malice, after convulsions: ICup. m. 
 
 Malice, in delirium tremens; BiNux v. 
 
 Malice, as if he could murder some one : IHep. 
 
 Malice, savage : Cup. m. 
 J^T" Kill. 
 
 MANIA (dementia, insanity, mental aberra- 
 tion, alienation or derangement, madness) : 
 Absin., lAnac. or., IAct. rac, Ailant., Anag., 
 
 Ananth., I Apis, lArg. met., 1 1 Ars. I Arum t., 
 lAur. met., IIBell., BBrom., ICalad., ICanth., 
 1 1 Chloral, IChel., I ICic, ICon., ICycl., IHep., 
 IHyos., Hgn., Hod., BBKali br., IKali m., 
 ILach., IManc, IIMerc, INux m., IINux v., 
 (Enan., IOp., EOxal.ac, BPsor., 1 1 Puis., Sabad., 
 IStram., ISul., IITarant., I ITereb., HVer., 
 BVer. v., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Mania, must be constantly in action : in some 
 laborious occupation, Blod. 
 
 Mania, acute : ICanth., IStram. ; with fulness 
 of bloodvessels of brain, I IKali br. 
 
 Mania, with albuminuria: I IPhyt. 
 
 Mania, caused by amenorrhcea: ICoccul. 
 
 Mania, with anxiety: BStram. 
 
 Mania, with aphonia: mental excitement, 
 IStram. 
 
 Mania, places two axes across each other in 
 order to split wood : Stram. 
 
 Mania, with biting : Bell., ICup. m., IHyos., 
 ILach., Lyss., Sec, BStram., I IVer. JE^iT Bites. 
 
 Mania, boisterous : 1 1 Chlor. 
 
 Mania, brain : from exhausted or depressed 
 condition of brain or nerve cells ; I I Kali ph.; 
 from sudden congestion, Ferr. ph., Ver. v.; 
 with irritation and congestion, IKali br. ; 
 pressure and irritation, Melil. 
 
 Mania, burrows in ground with his mouth, like 
 a pig : Stram. 
 
 Mania, after business : failure, IAct. rac; dis- 
 couragements, ILil tig. 
 
 Mania, with chills: at night (albuminuria), 
 I IPhyt.; suppressed, lElat. 
 
 Mania, comical : I IHyos. 
 
 Mania, desire for light and company : I IStram. 
 
 Mania, with constipation : IVer. 
 
 Mania, with convulsions: clonic, Cup. m.; 
 attacks every half hour, I IStram.; after 
 pregnancy, IVer. v.; mental excitement, 
 BZinc 
 
 Mania, with desire to cut and tear everything, 
 especially clothes, I BVer. JUi^ Tearing. 
 
 Mania, delirious: Anac 
 
 Mania, demoniac : IHell. Jg^ 3 " Fury, Eage. 
 
 Mania, sudden foxlike destructive efforts, re- 
 quiring utmost vigilance, followed by laughter 
 and apologies : 1 1 Tarant. 
 
 Mania, with despondency (ansemia): I IKali br. 
 
 Mania, after domestic calamity : ILach. 
 
 Mania, drinking : acts as if she were, Bell.; 
 brought on by, Chlorof. (olfaction) ; IHyos., 
 I Merc. 
 
 Mania, as if drunk : (Enan. 
 
 Mania, hallucinations of hearing : IStram. 
 
 Mania, epileptic : Dig.; after fit, j Curar.; before 
 attack, ILach., I INux v.; sudden furious at- 
 tack, 1 1 (Enan. 
 
 Mania, erotic: IHyos., MOrig., HVer.; in a 
 hysterical girl, 1 1 Plat.; with jealousy, IHyos.; 
 after menses, IKali br. 
 
 Mania, eruptions : after disappearance of 
 old, BZinc. ; following suppression, ICaust., 
 IHep. 
 
 Mania, eyes : hallucinations of sight, IStram.; 
 immovable, IBell.; inflamed, ICup. ac; open 
 staring, IBell.; wild look, ICupr. s. 
 
 Mania, excitement: in gesture or speech, 
 • Hydr. ac. 
 
 Mania, face: erysipelas, I IStram.; pale, eats 
 nothing, cannot sleep, while muscles of face 
 are in constant twitchingmotion, I IStram. 
 
 Mania, fantastical : with frightful visions, IOp. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Mania, drags feet in walking, direction of steps 
 towards left: ILach. 
 
 Mania, fever: Kali ph.; intermittent, lArs., 
 ICinch.; puerperal, 1 1 Kali ph. 
 
 Mania, after fright : I Plat. 
 
 Mania, furibund : IBell. 
 
 Mania, for grandeur : ilVer.; and riches (chronic 
 alcoholism), IPhos. 
 
 Mania, after grief : IPlat. 
 
 Mania, in a young man of loose habits: IStram. 
 
 Mania, clasps hands : IStram. 
 
 Mania, with headache : ISil.; violent, runs 
 about, IStram. 
 
 Mania, heart : pain in region of, Ars. m.; af- 
 fected, I Cup. m. 
 
 Mania, wants to be held : in intermittent, lArs. 
 
 Mania, hysterical: IHell., I IStram., IVer.; 
 abuses every one, tears clothing, sings, laughs, 
 
 I ITarant.; congestion and irritation of brain, 
 Croc; attacks daily at same hour, beginning 
 with nervous irritability, despondency and 
 quarrelsome mood, sudden transition to state 
 of great exaltation, violent if restrained, 
 
 I I Tarant.; weeping and wailing, runs about 
 day and night wringing hands, despair of sal- 
 vation : IHell. 
 
 Mania, indecent: lOp. 
 
 Mania, with liver complaint : 1 1 Merc. 
 
 Mania, after masturbation : Ananth.; of eight 
 or ten years' duration, 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Mania, menses : profuse, ISep.; during, IBelL; 
 suppressed, IIPuls. 
 
 Mania, at one time merry, again would spit and 
 bite at those around him : IBell. 
 
 Mania, worse about midnight : i I Staph. 
 
 Mania, monomania : ISul.; for doing same 
 thing and going to same places, Ananth. 
 J8^ Ideas, fixed. 
 
 Mania, after nervousness of twelve years stand- 
 ing, made worse by grief, commenced while 
 riding in a boat, ICoccul. 
 
 Mania, following disappearance of neuralgia : 
 1 1 Act. rac. 
 
 Mania, from pain : paroxysms, IHyper; with de- 
 lirium, I IVer.: in evening, IColch. 
 
 Mania, with paralysis: I ICalab,, Crotal., INatr. 
 m., INuxv., IPhos., Sec. 
 
 Mania, in paroxysms : Cic, INatr. m., Tarant.; 
 with headache, I Kali iod.; after becoming 
 wet, I I Natr. m.; with rage, delirium, indiges- 
 tion and melancholy, then headache, IDig. 
 
 Mania, periodical : alternating type, ICon.; 
 every four years, for sixteen years, begins 
 fourth of January, lasts two months, 1 1 Staph.; 
 with melancholy, INatr. s. 
 
 Mania, pleasant: pale and headache with, Croc. 
 
 Mania, during pregnancy : IBell., IStram. 
 
 Mania, puerperal : 1 1 Act. rac, I Aur. met., IBell. 
 ICainph., 1 1 Chloral., ICup. ac, IHyos., IKali 
 bi., I IKali c, IStram., IVer.; with ferocious 
 or erotic delirium, IKali br.; eyes conver- 
 gent, sparkling, staring, ICamph.; from ex- 
 citement, sleeplessness and prostration, INux 
 v.; pale face, cool forehead, ICamph.; wants 
 to kiss everybody, IVer.; in course of peri- 
 tonitis, IStram.; will not see her physician, 
 he seems to terrify her, 1 1 Ver. v.; fears being 
 poisoned, I IVer. v.; scolds in abusive lan- 
 guage, ICamph.; silent, I IVer. v.; sitting up, 
 talking incessantly in one strain for fifteen 
 minutes, with great vehemence, 1 1 Strain.; dry 
 skin, ICamph.; sleepless, can hardly be kept 
 
 in bedroom, 1 1 Ver. v.; timid in childbirth, 
 1 1 Stram. ; of a violent type, i I Plat. 
 
 Mania, pulse : full, rapid, hard, ICup. ac 
 
 Mania, better from quiet and meditation : Hod. 
 
 Mania, rises frequently with great effort and 
 awkwardness, body when standing bends to- 
 wards left, must be supported : ILach. 
 
 Mania, senile : incipient stage of, ICrotal. 
 
 Mania, sexual: in women, 1 1 Apis; from abuse, 
 Lil. tig., IPhos.; increased desire, IIBar. m.; 
 strips himself, IPhos. 
 
 Mania, sleep: with sleeplessness, ICoccul., 
 I I Stram. ; coming on during, I I Phos. 
 
 Mania, with spasmodic sensation : Stram. 
 
 Mania, attacks of suffocation and spasms of 
 respiratory muscles, as well as muscles of face, 
 neck and rest of body: Lyss. 
 
 Mania, attacks end in sweat: I ICup. m. 
 
 Mania, in syphilis : • Anag. 
 
 Mania, with thirst : IStram. 
 
 Mania, from toothache : Ars. 
 
 Mania, with burning heat in throat : ICEnan. 
 
 Mania, with uterine disease : chronic cough, Plat. 
 
 Mania, uterine dementia : I Lil. tig. 
 
 Mania, with vertigo : ICoccul. 
 
 Mania, after vexation : IPlat. 
 
 Mania, in zymotic diseases and when con- 
 nected with puerperal or ovarian, uterine dis- 
 ease: Crotal. Jggjgf Delusions, Rage. 
 
 MARRIAGE : busied himself prematurely 
 with thoughts of (onanism), IHyos. 
 
 MARRY, aversion to, in women : ILach. 
 gg^ Aversion. 
 
 MATTER, says there is nothing with him 
 (putrid fever) : 1 1 Am. Jg^" Apathy, Torpor. 
 
 MEDICINE, refuses : evades all stratagems to 
 give it (mania), IHyos.; in insanity, 1 1 Ver. v.; 
 in religious melancholy, IKali ph. 
 
 Medicine, feigned he would take: often poured 
 it out (malignant scarlatina), I IStram. 
 
 MEDITATION, j^ Reflection, Thoughtful. 
 
 MELANCHOLY: lAlumin., lAmb., lAmyl., 
 BAnac oc, lArg. nit., Arum m., Astac, 
 1 1 Aur. met., Bell., Berb., Brom., HCalc, 
 ICann. s., ICaps., UCaust., Cham., IChloral., 
 IClem., ICoccul., ICochl., ICon., ICroc, ICycl., 
 I IDiad., IDig., IIGels., IGrat., Hell., IHefon., 
 Hep., IHydras., Hyper., Indig., Hod., IKali 
 br., IKali c, I IKali iod., ILach., ILvc, 
 IIMerc, IIMillef., INaja, INitr. ac, IPhyt., 
 I IPlat., IPlumb., UPsor., IIPuls., Sal. ac, 
 Sarrac, Sec, ISil., I ISul., Tabac, 1 1 Thuya, 
 Val., I Zinc. 
 
 Melancholy, from deep-seated abdominal irrita- 
 tion: Sabad. 
 
 Melancholy, in albuminuria : IMerc cor. 
 
 Melancholy, alternating with : cerebral excite- 
 ment, Ast. r.; exalted states, I IStram.; in my- 
 elitis, IStram.; gayety, Agar.; mirth, Croc 
 
 Melancholy, in amenorrhoea : lAnac, ICaust. 
 
 Melancholy, in anaemia: IKali br. 
 
 Melancholy, with anguish: Crotal., I IHell. 
 
 Melancholy, in ascites : I Aur. met. 
 
 Melancholy, will not leave bed : Diad. 
 
 Melancholy, after concussion of brain : I Cic 
 
 Melancholy, in cardialgia : IKali c 
 
 Melancholy, averse to seeing her children : 
 I ICon.; children to whom he is devotedly at- 
 tached become burdensome, I IKali iod. 
 
 Melancholy, in chorea: ICup. ac; periodical, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Melancholy, at climaxis : Arg. nit. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Melancholy, after confinement: HLach. 
 
 Melancholy, cannot be consoled: Ars. 
 
 Melancholy, with constipation: lOleand. 
 
 Melancholy, in coryza: BCepa. 
 
 Melancholy, in cough: ICaust., IPetrol. 
 
 Melancholy, with fear of death: 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Melancholy, in diabetes: IHelon. 
 
 Melancholy, with distress: Crotal. 
 
 Melancholy, in dropsy : I Aur. mur. 
 
 Melancholy, in dysmenorrhcea: I IDiad., ILaur. 
 
 Melancholy, in dyspepsia: ICycl. 
 
 Melancholy, after eating: dinner, BArs.; a hearty 
 meal, especially liquids, lArg. nit. 
 
 Melancholy, after emissions : Natr. ph., IPhos. 
 ac, [Sep. 
 
 Melancholy, with epilepsy: I ISul. 
 
 Melancholy, eruptions following suppressions : 
 of exanthems, BHep.; itch, IPsor., ISul. 
 
 Melancholy, from nervous exhaustion : ICoca. 
 
 Melancholy, with stinging over left eye : when 
 walking in sun, or from strong odors, Selen. 
 
 Melancholy, in fever: tertian intermittent, 
 SDig.; after typhus, lAnac. or., DHell. 
 
 Melancholy, after fright : IStram. 
 
 Melancholy, from grief: Amm. m., I Aur. met., 
 BIgn., INatr. m., IPhos. ac. 
 
 Melancholy, with headache : 1 Agnus, IKali c, 
 Merc, per., Natr. c. 
 
 Melancholy, in house ; better open air, walk- 
 ing, I Rhus. 
 
 Melancholy, in hypochondriasis : 1 Arg. nit. 
 
 Melancholy, in hysteria: IBell., ICastor.; with 
 inclination to murder, IMerc. 
 
 Melancholy, with impotence: BAur met., 
 IIKalibr. 
 
 Melancholy, with indifference : I I Plat. 
 
 Melancholy, intolerable: BBNatr. c. 
 
 Melancholy, with jealousy : B Kali ars. 
 
 Melancholy, with involuntary laughter : IPhos. 
 
 Melancholy, after losses: financial, Ars.; posi- 
 tion, I INux v. 
 
 Melancholy, disappointed love : BHyos., Bilgn. 
 
 Melancholy, mania: BCamph., IDig., I I Mane; 
 acute, IGels.; after a fit of passion, BHyos.; 
 psychical conditions occupying place between, 
 Hell.; with fixed ideas, 1 1 Hell.; periodic at- 
 tacks, BNatr. s. 
 
 Melancholy, in tubercular meningitis: I ITuberc. 
 
 Melancholy, menses: before, BCaust., Cycl., 
 ILyc, IPuls., BStram.; better during, BBCycl.; 
 before menstruation is established, BHell.; if 
 menses have appeared, then failed to return, 
 BHell.; after suppression, BIgn., by fright or 
 sorrow, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Melancholy , in menorrhagia: older women, IPlat. 
 
 Melancholy, suppressed mental suffering with 
 much sighing: ilgn. 
 
 Melancholy, from deranged mental functions, 
 caused by overstraining mind, or from ex- 
 hausting drains affecting nerve centres of 
 spinal cord : IKali ph. 
 
 Melancholy, after mental overexertion : BArs. 
 
 Melancholy, after abuse of mercury : B 1 Aur. met. 
 
 Melancholy, in chronic metritis ; BAnt. t. 
 
 Melancholy, in mild persons : BLyc, BPuls. 
 
 Melancholy, in morning : Arg. met. 
 
 Melancholy, after mortification : BIgn. 
 
 Melancholy, with spasmodic twitching of mus- 
 cles: especially of face (paralysis agitans), 
 MSyph. 
 
 Melancholy, worse from music : IDig. 
 
 Melancholy, at night : BArs. 
 
 Melancholy, in nymphomania : I IVer. 
 
 Melancholy, in chronic ovaritis and leucor- 
 rhcea : I I Plat. 
 
 Melancholy, in ozsena syphilitica : BAur. mur. 
 
 Melancholy, periodical attacks: at twilight, 
 BArs.; during day, lasting a few minutes, 
 wishes to die, Sul.; every third day, Kali ars. 
 
 Melancholy, during pregnancy: BNatr. m.; 
 with occasional uterine hemorrhages and 
 cramps, BPlat.; after childbed, BAnac. 
 
 Melancholy, after quarrel with husband : BAnac. 
 
 Melancholy, religious: BKali ph.; must be held, 
 BKali ph.; of four month's standing, BMelil.; 
 gave away everything she could lay her hands 
 upon, in order to do penance, I IPlat.; has 
 doubts about her salvation, BLyc. 
 
 Melancholy, silent: 1 1 Hell., BIgn. 
 
 Melancholy, sits in corner and does not want to 
 have anything to do with the world : BHippom. 
 
 Melancholy, with sleeplessness : BAct. rac, Ars. 
 
 Melancholy, stomach: spasmodic pain in, IDiad. 
 
 Melancholy, suicidal: jpur Suicide. 
 
 Melancholy, in tetter : BArs. 
 
 Melancholy, timidity : BCrotal. ; restlessness, 
 B Plumb. 
 
 Melancholy, after extraction of tooth : 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Melancholy, walks about, wringing his hands, 
 moaning and groaning: Ars.; crying and la- 
 menting, I IStram. 
 
 Melancholy, with weeping: Act. sp., BAmb., 
 BPhos., IPuls. 
 
 Melancholy, over supposed wrongs : I INaja. 
 %@T Depression, Despair, Despondency, Dis- 
 couraged, Gloomy, Grief, Hypochondriasis, 
 Sad. 
 
 MEMORY, active : Aeon., Aur. met., BBell., 
 ICoff., I ISenecio; haunted by visions of past, 
 and longing after them, I IKali ph.; alternates 
 with weak, Cycl. ; in afternoon, Anac. ; in 
 morning, Fluor, ac. 
 
 Memory, confused: IStram. 
 
 Memory, could not dismiss what occurred day 
 previous, at night : Asim. 
 
 Memory, difficult- particularly of dates, BCon. 
 
 Memory, forgotten events : remembered as be- 
 longing to some one else, or as matter read, 
 Ailant. ; cannot recall on account of thoughts 
 crowding on brain, BBCann. i. 
 
 Memory, exertion : inclined to make fruitless, 
 BBar. c; causes pain in occiput and faintlike 
 weakness, IParis. 
 
 Memory, fickle: (threatened cerebral softening) , 
 BNux v. 
 
 Memory, loss of: Acet. ac, Ailant., I Alum., 
 1 1 Anac, Ananth., BApis, Ars. h., "Atrop. s., 
 BAur. met., Bov., BCalc, BCalc p., Camph., 
 Carbo a., Carbol. ac, Carbo v., Chlorof., Coc- 
 cul., BCon., Cub., Fluor, ac, IForm., BHell., 
 BHyos., I liber., B IKali br., BKali ph.,QBLach., 
 IILact. ac, Lac def., Laur., Lyss., BMed., 
 BMelil., BMez., INatr. m., BiNux in., Polyp., 
 IPuls., BRhus, MSars., ISep., BSil., BStaph., 
 IStram., ISul., Syph., Tarant., Tromb., IVer., 
 B Zinc; on a waking from trancelike state, I INux 
 m.; in catalepsy, Camph.; in cerebral hypere- 
 mia, Ver. v. ; while eating dinner, Calc p. ; sud- 
 den after eating luncheon, Calc s.; in periodic 
 ecstasy, I iCic; after epileptic spasms, Absin., 
 1 1 Zinc; with heavy weight between eyes, 
 BStaph.; in febris nervosa stupida, Melil.; in 
 yellow fever, Ars.; with headache, I ISarrac; 
 from dancing, BBArg. nit.; headache, comes 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 on at noon (cessation of menses eight years 
 ago), INaja; for location of house in street, 
 IGlon.; in imbecility, BAnac; with impotence, 
 IIKali br.; in mania, IStram.; after menin- 
 gitis, B BAnac; at time for return of menses 
 (climaxis), 1 1 Calab. ; after mental disturbances, 
 ICamph.; for names, iAnac, Chlor., Llth., 
 IMed., ISul., Syph.; remembers names of 
 objects but not their use, without investigating 
 their nature, Camph.; cannot remember per- 
 sons when seeing their names, Chlor.; effects 
 of overstudy, INatr. c; after general paralysis 
 (apoplexy), B IAnac; in paroxysms, 1 1 Hep., 
 IStram.; periodical, Carbo v.; after reading, 
 ■Staph.; in scarlatina, I Cup. m.; with sen- 
 sorial disturbances, BCamph.; from sexual ex- 
 cesses, ICalc, IPhos., UStaph.; in sperma- 
 torrhoea, IPhos.; sudden, I IMosch.; with in- 
 ward uneasiness, Stram. ; on attempting to 
 write, ICroc; forwords (aphasia), IGlon., ILyss. 
 
 Memory, weak: Aeon., Act. sp., All. sat.,Amb., 
 I IAnac, IAnac oc, I Apis, Ars. h., IBar. c, 
 IBelL, Berb., IBov., Bry., ECalc p., I ICarb. s., 
 Carbo v., TTCarbol ac, Chloral., BClem., Coccul., 
 IBColch., Coloc, ICrotal., Cub., Cup. ac, Cup. 
 m., IDig., Euph., IGraph., I IGuaiac, Guargea, 
 IHell., IHelon., 1 1 Hep., Ilgn., Kali bi., IKali 
 ph., BILach., ILyc, Murex, IMed., BIMerc, 
 IIMillef., INatr. m., Natr. ph., BBNux m., 
 BBNux v., KEnan., BOleand., IPhos., I IPtel., 
 IPuls., HSep., ISpig., Verb., Zing.; better in 
 afternoon, Anac; after apoplexy, IPlumb.; 
 after getting out of bed, IStram.; in brain fag, 
 IPhos. ac; in chorea, ICaust.; after exhaust- 
 ing coition, BSec; after fright, ICup. m.; after 
 convulsions puerperal, IBufo., MVer. v.; for 
 dates, Aeon.; in diabetes, 1 1 Op.; in epilepsy, 
 ICalc; in yellow fever, IMerc.; did not know 
 what to do with things she held in her hands, 
 Carb. s.; in gonorrhoea, Med.; with head- 
 ache, ICalc; with stinging pain in head, 
 BZinc; in post-partum hemorrhage, BCann. s.; 
 suppressed hemorrhoidal now, BCalc; at loss 
 to know how to make several letters, Chrom. 
 ac; cannot remember meaning of single let- 
 ters, BLyc; in mania, I IMerc; in puerperal 
 mania (neuralgia of face), BAur. met.; with 
 melancholy, BArg. nit,; with aversion to 
 mental exertion, BNitr. ac; in miscarriage, 
 BCaulo.; after waking in morning, Berb.; 
 better in morning, Fluor, ac; after nosebleed, 
 I IKreo.; after onanism, BDig., BGels., BPhos.; 
 paralysis, caused by softening of brain, BNux 
 v. ; in prosopalgia, BApis, BMez.; in nervous 
 prostration, BSil.; in retaining what he has 
 read, Ars. m.; when he reaches a period in 
 reading, he has forgotten the beginning of the 
 sentence, Viol.; does not know his own room, 
 Psor.; after smallpox, BAnac; in spermator- 
 rhoea, IDiosc. ; in sexual debility, BDig.; child 
 cannot be taught, BBar.c; with vertigo, BCon., 
 BKali br.; frequently has to think for right 
 word, Cup. m., BPlumb.; makes mistakes in 
 writing, BBLach. 
 
 jg^" Dulness, Forgetful, Mental Concentration 
 and Exhaustion. 
 
 MENTAL ABERRATION, derangement, or 
 disturbance. Ji^ 13 Delusion, Mania. 
 
 MENTAL ACTIVITY, alternating with 
 lassitude: Aloe. 
 
 Mental activity, desire for : Aur. met. 
 
 Mental activity, in evening : Lye vir. 
 
 Mental activity, in spite of headache : BBadiag. 
 
 Mental activity, impaired : Ars. h., Ptel., BSep.; 
 from pain in head, Med.; in hysteria, BLyc. 
 
 Mental activity, increased excessively: Anag., 
 Ang., Ant. c, Ars. s. r., BBell., Calab., Carbol. 
 ac, Canth., Chlor., BCinnab., BBCoff., BCoff. t., 
 Hyper., BOp., BPhos., Zing. 
 
 Mental activity, with irritable melancholy 
 (cerebro-spinal meningitis) : BLyc 
 
 Mental activity, with weak memory and head- 
 ache: Viol. 
 
 Mental activity, almost prophetical concep- 
 tion, BBLach. 
 
 Mental activity, no sleep on this account BBCoff. 
 
 Mental activity, while at work, followed by 
 anxiety : Benz. ac 
 g^gf* Dulness, Mental Exhaustion. 
 
 MENTAL CONCENTRATION, difficult or 
 impossible : Apis,BBapt., BCann.i., Carbol. ac, 
 Canth., Chloral., Coca, Cod., Cornus, BDulc, 
 Iber., Ind. m., BLac c, BNatr. c, Lil. tig., Med., 
 I IMelil.,Natr.a., BOp., Sars., I ISenecio, Sulph., 
 Syph., Tabac, Val., Ver., Vib.; in afternoon, 
 Arg. met.; in anasarca, IHell.; after emission, 
 ■Lil. tig.; in mental derangement, BKali br.; 
 causes full, heavy pain in head, Eryng.; in 
 chronic headache, BDulc; in puerperal mania, 
 I IKali c; on studies, Iris ; after unconscious- 
 ness, BTereb. g^ Attention. 
 
 MENTAL DULNESS. g@~ Dulness. 
 
 MENTAL EMOTIONS, jg^ Emotions. 
 
 MENTAL EXERTION, ailments from: 
 BAnac, BBNux v. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes alternate laughing and 
 crying, ending in profuse sweat : BCupr. m. 
 
 Mental exertion, aversion to : Agar., Aloe, Am- 
 moniac, Bar. c, Bell., Cain., BCalc. p.,BBCinch., 
 Cinnab., BColch., ICon.,BHep.,BHydr. ac, BKali 
 bi., Kob., Lac def., BLil. tig., Med., BNatr. m., 
 BBNux v., Paris, B BPhos., BPhos. ac, BPhyt., 
 BPic ac, BPuls., Rumex, Squilla, BStaph., 
 Sulph., Thuya; in amenorrhoea, 1 1 Coccul.; 
 after anger, BBNux v.; on awaking in morning, 
 BPhyt.; in backache, Case; in colic, I I Ant. c; 
 in cynanche cellularis, BAnthrac; in bilious 
 diarrhoea, BApis; in dyspepsia, BBChel.; with 
 indifference, Rhod.; after meals, Ars. s. r.; in 
 morning, Ran. sc; in stricture of oesophagus, 
 BBBapt.; to reading, Carbol. ac; with desire for 
 rest, with constriction in ciliary region (iritis) 
 BColch.; in smallpox, 1 1 Var.; worse in damp 
 weather, BBSang.; with weak and dull feeling, 
 Kob. 
 j^* Apathy, Laziness, Torpor. 
 
 Mental exertion, better from: BFerr., BHelon.; 
 headache better (chorea), Calc 
 
 Mental exertion, brain : pressing deep in cere- 
 bellum, BColch.; cerebro-spinal exhaustion, 
 I BPhos. ac; brain fag, BPhos.; in bookkeepers, 
 BSep., from business, BPod.; throbbing, Psor. ; 
 a sense of helplessness from weakness, BGels. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes rapid breathing and 
 feeling of anxiety : B Plant. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes chorea: B BCalc. 
 
 Mental exertion, constitution undermined by: 
 BPhos. 
 
 Mental exertion, convulsive trembling or 
 shaking, does not extend below waist : B Cup. m. 
 
 Mental exertion, desire for: Brom., Carbol. ac, 
 Therid.; hard and long, Arn. g^* Mental 
 activity. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes diarrhoea : BNux v. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Mental exertion, difficult : Berb., ISil., IZinc. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes dyspepsia : Cypr. 
 
 Mental exertion, ears; tinnitus, BCaust. 
 
 Mental exertion, eyes: letters run together, 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Mental exertion, flushed face: ICup. m.; pro- 
 sopalgia, Ilgn. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes fainting : BNux v. 
 
 Mental exertion, fatigues: Abrot., BAcon., 
 IIAur. met., Coccul., IlCon., BGraph., I Ilgn., 
 1 1 Pic. ac., ISelen.; also conversation, Abrot.; 
 affects head, BPuls. 
 
 Mental exertion, gastric complaints : BNux m. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes headache: Cain., 
 BNux v., BBAur. met., Crotal., ILach., B BNatr. 
 c, BNatr. m., BNux m., Psor., Ptel., B BPuls., 
 ISil.; frontal, Calc, chronic, cannot bear to 
 hear running water, ILyss.; with weakness 
 and strained feeling in eyes, BPhos.; dull 
 frontal, occipital, burning down spine, Pic. ac. ; 
 boring, Colch.; congestive, BBCalc, B BPhos.; 
 with drowsiness, Sabad.; dull, Magn. c; fron- 
 tal, Calc; forehead hot (smallpox), I IVariol.; 
 fulness, Cinnab.; head hot, ECup.m.; migraine, 
 ICoff.; neuralgic, iNaja; in occiput after a 
 blow, 1 1 Paris ; in occiput with faintness (irri- 
 tation of cerebro-spinal nerves), IParis; in 
 occiput with tinnitus, ICoccus ; in left temple, 
 Psor.; pressing, llCalab., IMagn. c; (small- 
 pox), I IVariol.; pressing above cerebellum 
 in small spots, 1 1 Colch.; pressing better from 
 pressure, 8 Arg. nit.; pulsating, IPuls.; throb- 
 bing worse at base of brain with congestion 
 of spine, increase of sexual excitement and 
 violent erections, BPic. ac. 
 
 Mental exertion, heart: causes weakness of 
 nervous or muscular energy, BMosch. 
 
 Mental exertion, flushes of heat : Oleand. 
 
 Mental exertion, hurry : Amb.; especially in 
 morning, BIgn.; feeling as of imperative duties 
 and utter inability to perform them, BLil. tig. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes hysteria : BNux m. 
 
 Mental exertion, incapacity for: BGels., Lyss., 
 IBNatr. c, IPhos., Selen., 1 1 Staph.; with dul- 
 ness, and stupefaction, Cyclam.; in epistaxis, 
 
 j ICroc; from injurious effect of gaslight, 
 ICaust.; from headache, Amm.; with dull 
 
 | feeling in head, BStaph.; chronic headache, 
 BNaja ; from roaring and buzzing in head and 
 ears (ozaena), BNatr. m.; from vertigo and 
 nausea (veta), Coca. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes inertia and weakness : 
 in gonorrhoea, I ITarant. 
 
 Mental exertion, intestinal canal : nervous 
 irritation of, iNux m. 
 
 Mental exertion, liver : irritable, BNatr. s. 
 
 Mental exertion, mania : a boy set 14, ICamph. 
 
 Mental exertion, melancholy: BArs., B Kali ph. 
 
 Mental exertion, weakness of memory : BNitr.ac 
 
 Mental exertion, menses : scanty or suppressed 
 from, BBNux m. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes nervousness : BCalc 
 
 Mental over exertion, from nursing : BBNitr. ac. 
 
 Mental exertion, aggravates pain : Colch.; in 
 hemorrhoids, ICaust. 
 
 Mental exertion, palpitation : BPod., BStaph. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes paralysis : BNux v. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes paroxysms : excited 
 by laughing, talking or emotions, BCup. m. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes sensitiveness : BLach. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes sleeplessness : BCoff., 
 BBHyos., Ign., Kali br., BNux v. 
 
 Mental exertion, makes him stupid : Petrol. 
 
 Mental exertion, causes sweat : BHep., Sinap. 
 
 Mental exertion, throat: torn feeling: Caust. 
 
 Mental exertion, trembling spells: BBCalc. 
 
 Mental exertion, vertigo: INatr. c, BBNux v. 
 
 Mental evertion, walks and stands unsteadily, 
 especially when unobserved: BArg. nit. 
 
 Mental exertion, worse from : Aur. met., Carbo 
 v., BCinch., Colch., BLach., Magn. c. 
 8^ Mental Concentration, Study and Work. 
 
 MENTAL EXHAUSTION: (prostration), 
 Abrot., Aeon., Ailant, Alet., Anac, BBBapt., 
 BBry., GCup. ac, Cycl., BHelL, BHipp., BHyos., 
 BIgn., Ind., Kali ph., BLobel., BBLyc, Laur., 
 Lyss., 1 1 Merc, cor., 1 1 Merc, v., BNatr. c, 
 INatr. s., BBNitr. ac, Pallad., BPlant, BPlumb., 
 
 I IPuls., BSep., IStann., Sum.; in ascites, 
 
 I I Fluor ac; in brain fag, BPhos. ac; from con- 
 vulsions, I I Staph. 
 
 Mental exhaustion on awaking : dread of night 
 
 (spring^cough), I ISyph. 
 Mental exhaustion, dropsical effusion : Seneg. 
 Mental exhaustion, in diabetes : INatr. s. 
 Mental exhaustion, with drowsiness : ICornus. 
 Mental exhaustion, with emissions : IJacea. 
 Mental exhaustion, in- epilepsy : BArt. v. 
 Mental exhaustion, from overexertion : IICup. 
 
 m.; or after long talking, B BNatr. m. 
 Mental exhaustion, with heat in face : BBry.; 
 
 facial neuralgia, ECup. ac 
 Mental exhaustion, as if he would faint : worse 
 
 standing, IBry. 
 Mental exhaustion, fever: after severe fevers, 
 
 smallpox, etc., BAnac; in typhus, BBapt., 
 
 SNitr. sp. d. 
 Mental exhaustion, from long grief: BBIgn. 
 Mental exhaustion, with headache : Arg nit., 
 
 BKali iod., Ilris; in back of head, I I Kali ph. 
 Mental exhaustion, in affections of liver : with 
 
 dropsy, IFluor. ac 
 Mental exhaustion, in mania • HKali br., BLach., 
 
 1 1 Merc. 
 Mental exhaustion, with meningitis : Crotal. 
 Mental exhaustion, after menses : Alum. 
 Mental exhaustion, after miscarriage : BCaulo. 
 Mental exhaustion, in morning : B BLach., BPhos. 
 Mental exhaustion, in myelomalacia : Crotal. 
 Mental exhaustion, after nursing : BNitr. ac, 
 
 I I Zinc. 
 Mental exhaustion, in old people : BflBar. c. 
 Mental exhaustion, congestive paralysis, ap- 
 proaching apoplexy : BKali br. 
 Mental exhaustion, phlegmatic : I IStram. 
 Mental exhaustion, loss of sleep ; BBCup. m. 
 Mental exhaustion, in spermatorrhoea ; BGels. 
 Mental exhaustion, with stupor : BStram. 
 Mental exhaustion, disposed to weep : BStram. 
 Mental exhaustion, with trembling : Cann. i. 
 
 Jggp" Mental Concentration and Exertion, also 
 Brain exhaustion, Chapter 3. 
 MENTAL STRAIN. g&» Mental Exertion 
 
 and Exhaustion. 
 MENTAL SYMPTOMS appear and physi- 
 cal symptoms disappear, and vice versa: BPlat. 
 MERRY : BAnac, Ant. t., Apis, Asar., BAtrop.s., 
 
 BCoff, ICroc, 1 1 Kali ph., I Lye, Tabac, Tarax. 
 Merry, in afternoon : Arg. met. 
 Merry, alternating with : melancholy, BAur. 
 
 met., Croc; peevishness and scolding, Spong.; 
 
 whining, Coff. 
 Merry, inclination to laugh, sing and dance : 
 
 I I Natr. m. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Merry, in evening : hypochondriac mood 
 through the day, ISul. 
 
 Merry, quarrelsome during mirth : IBell. 
 
 Merry, silly: Agar., Bell. 
 
 jggr° Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, 
 Joy, Laughing. 
 
 MESMERIC : rapport with his physicians, 
 Lyss.; condition after sleep (convulsions), 
 IPhos.; desire to be mesmerized, I IPhos. 
 $J^ Clairvoyance, also Catalepsy, Chapter 36. 
 
 METAPHYSICAL SUBTLETIES: racks 
 brain about, ISul. 
 
 MIRRORS, afraid of: lest he should see him- 
 self, Camph. 
 
 MISANTHROPIC : Aeon., Kali bi., ILyc. 
 jggT Company, Hypochondriasis, Moody. 
 
 MISCHIEVOUSNESS: Am., ICalc,IICann. 
 i., I ITarant; in imbecility, IMerc. 
 
 MILD : Ars., IIPuls. 
 
 Mild, alternating with obstinacy (chorea) : 
 BCup. m. 
 
 Mild, bears suffering, even outrage, without 
 complaining (leucorrhcea) : llgn. 
 
 Mild, in epilepsy : after attack, llndig. 
 
 Mild, in strabismus: ICalc Jg^° Yielding. 
 
 MISERLY, j^g" Avarice. 
 
 MISTRUST: Cham., llCic, IDros., IMerc, 
 ■ Puis. J^g" Suspicion. 
 
 MOANING: Ant. t., I IBell., HCann. i., 
 ICamph., ICarbol. ac, ICham., Chlorof., 
 HCic, ICin., ICoccul., Coff., Crotal., lEup. 
 pur., llgn., Laur., Mang., Merc, IMur. ac, 
 MPsor., Sec, Sul., UVer. 
 
 Moaning, abdomen: cramping pain, IIColoc 
 
 Moaning, alternates with : laughing , Ver. 
 
 Moaning, anxious: with lamentation, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 with broken stupor (child with gastritis mu- 
 cosa), I Ars. 
 
 Moaning, breathing : at every breath, Bell., 
 I Coff.; anxious sighing, Plumb.; frequent, 
 deep, Selen.; gentle (meningitis), I I Rhus. 
 
 Moaning, especially children : I Pod. 
 
 •Moaning, chest: with cramps (hysteria), BCocc; 
 knifelike stitches in right (pneumonia), ECon. 
 
 Moaning, in convulsions : ISiL, I ITuberc. 
 
 Moaning, delirium: Bell., ICrotal.; traumatic, 
 ILach. 
 
 Moaning, in dentition : I ICham., IPod. 
 
 Moaning, in diarrhoea, I Apis. 
 
 Moaning, in diphtheria : IPhyt. 
 
 Moaning, with frightful dreams: (aphonia 
 nervosa) 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Moaning, in epilepy, after fall on head : Cup. m. 
 
 Moaning, in nervous excitability : I IPhysos. 
 
 Moaning, face : prosopalgia, evening until mid- 
 night, IMez. 
 
 Moaning, with fever : during cold stage, BEup. 
 perf.; during heat, IIPuls.; intermittent,IIpec; 
 typhoid, I IMur. ac; with thirst, I IPod. 
 
 Moaning, involuntary : ICham. 
 
 Moaning, inflammation of liver: IMerc. 
 
 Moaning, menses : during, Ars., ICoccul.; after, 
 IStram. 
 
 Moaning, with restless motions : in inflamma- 
 tory condition of brain, IStram. 
 
 Moaning, during night: dull, I -I Zinc; with 
 melancholy, 1 1 Plat.; child in difficult denti- 
 tion, IPhyt. 
 
 Moaning, for trifling offence which happened 
 long ago : ICham. 
 
 Moaning, from pain : ICoff. ; aching, lEup. perf. 
 
 Moaning, piercing, pitiful : Ars. 
 
 Moaning, piteous : of child because he cannot 
 have what he wanted, I ICham. 
 
 Moaning, plaintive : in measles, ILach. 
 
 Moaning, and occasional outcries from pain : 
 I Hydras. 
 
 Moaning, with occasional shrieks : could only 
 be pacified by holding chest pressed close to 
 mother's breast, Stram. 
 
 Moaning in sleep: Ars. hyd., IBell., Cinch., 
 Ilpec, 1 1 Kali ph., ILyc, Stann., Ver.; in 
 ague, ISamb.; brain affections of children, 
 I ISul.; in cholera, IMur. ac; in mania-a-potu 
 and typhoid, INux v.; eyelids half closed, 
 rolling of head, IPod., ISamb.; in typhus, I Ars., 
 in ranula, I I Thuya. 
 
 Moaning, with sleeplessness : Crotal. 
 
 Moaning, with grinding of teeth : during sleep, 
 I Kali br. 
 
 Moaning, restless tossing : at night, IDulc. 
 
 Moaning, with weeping : in aphtha?, IHell. 
 J8^° Groaning. 
 
 MOCKS: aged people (hysteromania), I ITa- 
 rant.; with jealousy, ILach. 
 
 MOODY : I IMerc. iod. flav., Plumb. 
 
 Moody, in evening : Fluor, ac. 
 
 Moody, in morning : INitr. ac. 
 
 $g^ Hypochondriasis, Misanthropic, Morose. 
 
 MORAL FEELING, want of: Anac; with 
 melancholy, I Kali br. 
 
 MOROSE : Aeon., Alum., Anac, lArn., Bell., 
 Bism., IBrv., Carbol. ac, Carb. s., 1 1 Clem., 
 IColoc, ICbn., ICrot. t., ICycl., IDig., Form., 
 Ilpec, Kreos., ILed., ILvc, IMerc, IMez., 
 IINux v., IPhos. ac, IPlant., IPlat., DPlumb., 
 ■Puis., Eheum, Sul., Thuya, I IXJran. n., Val., 
 Verbas., Zinc. 
 
 Morose, on awaking : Lyss. 
 
 Morose, during chill: Calend. 
 
 Morose, in cholera : IChin. s. 
 
 Morose, in chorea: lArt. v. 
 
 Morose, better on conversing : Lyss. 
 
 Morose, in epilepsy: I Art. v., lAtrop. s. 
 
 Morose, in erotomania: I lOrig., I IPlat. 
 
 Morose, in fever : intermittent, IDiad. 
 
 Morose, from forgetfulness: in melancholy after 
 typhus, lAnac 
 
 Morose, with fretfulness : ICham. 
 
 Morose, head: with heat in, iEthus.; heavy 
 feeling in forehead, ^Ethus. 
 
 Morose, in hypochondriasis: IIPuls. 
 
 Morose, in melancholy: IKali ars. 
 
 Morose, in tubercular meningitis : I ITuberc. 
 
 Morose, menses : just before, ILyc. 
 
 Morose, with nausea: Sang. 
 
 Morose, in nystagmus : Agar. 
 
 Morose, on hearing others talk much : Zinc. 
 
 Morose, with toothache: IMez. 
 
 Morose, in urticaria: I IBov. 
 
 Morose, with uterine pain : ISul. 
 
 Morose, with inclination to work : Sars. 
 
 gglf 3 Hvpochondriasis, Misanthropic, Moody. 
 
 MORTIFICATION. #^~ Chagrin, Shame. 
 
 MOUTH: lays finger on, alternately with 
 stretching hands to fullest extent, I IStram. 
 
 MOTION, disinclined to: lAloe, Chel., IHel- 
 on., IBXatr. m., I ISyph., I I Zinc; in angina 
 pectoris, I IPhyt.; in suppressed menses, ICycl. 
 
 Motion, constant: cannot remain in one place 
 (hysteria), Tarant. 
 
 Motion, irresistible desire for : Eucal. 
 
 Motion, made with great force : IStram. 
 
 Motion, hurried: IStram. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Motion, like that of a passionate person : after 
 metrorrhagia, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Motion, quick: BHyos. 
 
 Motion, unconsciously slides to and fro on 
 bench: I ISul. 
 flgp* Apathy, Laziness, Restlessness, Torpor. 
 
 MUDDLED: Carbol. ac, INatr. s. 
 
 Muddled, with poor appetite : IPtel. 
 
 Muddled, as if intoxicated : I INux m. 
 
 Muddled, in headache : Asar. f$^ Confused. 
 
 MURDER. fi@~ Kill. 
 
 MURMURING, in delirium: DArn.; pneu- 
 monia, IPhos. 
 
 Murmuring, at night : in typhus, I Arg. nit. 
 
 Murmuring, in old people : IBar. c. 
 
 Murmuring, during sleep: in brain affections 
 of children, I ISul.; in typhoid INitr. sp. d. 
 
 Murmuring, in stupor : "in encephalitis, ICoccul. 
 H^sT* Groaning, Moaning, Muttering. 
 
 MUSIC, aversion to: IIAcon., Bufo., Cham., 
 Sabina ; to joyous, but immediately affected 
 by saddest, Mang.; especially to violin, Viol. 
 
 Music, causes palpitation : IStaph. 
 
 Music, makes her weep : BIGraph. 
 gigr Sound, also Hearing, Chap. 6. 
 
 MUTE. jg@~ Taciturn. 
 
 NAKED, will not be covered: IHyos., IPhos. 
 
 Naked, constantly bares breast : in puerperal 
 mania, ICamph. 
 
 Naked, lifts up her clothes: I IPhos. 
 
 Naked, tries to jump out of window : Camph. 
 
 Naked, in sexual mania : IPhos. 
 
 Naked, in hyperesthesia of nerves : IHyos. 
 
 Naked, sits up half uncovered, then lies down 
 again (mania puerperalis) : INux v. 
 
 NEWS, bad, ailments from: lApis, IIGels., 
 Hgn.; abortion, IGels.; pinching in abdomen, 
 Pseonia; diarrhoea, IIGels. 
 
 News, joyful : feels as if he had received, ILyss. 
 
 News, mortifying : affects him very much, Lyss. 
 
 News, surprising : causes palpitation and sleep- 
 lessness, ICoff. 
 
 News, unpleasant: feels as after, Alum.; causes 
 numbness, brings him beside himself, sweat 
 breaks out, Calc. p.; nervous tremors, Alum. 
 
 NOSE : inclination when walking, to take peo- 
 ple by (mania), 1 1 Merc. 
 
 NYMPHOMANIA. j^> Chap. 23. 
 
 OBSTINATE (headstrong, self-willed, stub- 
 born): Act. sp., Ars., Bry., BICalc., Camph., 
 ■Caps., Carbo v., I ICham., BCina, Coca, CycL, 
 Dros., Guaiac, IHep., ILycop., Kreo., INitr. ac, 
 I INux v., ISil., I IStram., ISul. 
 
 Obstinate, tries to appear amiable : IPallad. 
 
 Obstinate, annoys those about him : a boy with 
 eruption, I IPsor. 
 
 Obstinate, in bronchitis : ICina. 
 
 Obstinate, with red cheeks: I Aeon. 
 
 Obstinate, children: ICham., ICina, ICinch., 
 Thuya; inclined to grow fat, 1 1 Calc. 
 
 Obstinate, in whooping cough: ISpong. 
 
 Obstinate, chronic spasms of eyes : I Agar. 
 
 Obstinate, insane : IDig., INux v. 
 
 Obstinate, in menorrhagia: I INux v. 
 
 Obstinate, in rachitis: ICalc. 
 
 Obstinate, in scarlatina: ILyc. 
 
 Obstinate, tosses about impatiently : lAcon. 
 
 Obstinate, resists wishes of others: I INux v. 
 g^° Selfwill. 
 
 OBSCENE, gig^ Lascivious. 
 
 OBTUSE. B@~ Dull, Stupid. 
 
 OBJECTIONS, queerest against whatever was 
 
 proposed (melancholia) : I Arg. nit. fl©- Con- 
 tradictory, Contrary. 
 
 OFFENDED, easily : Agar., Ang., Ars., Aur. 
 met., ICalc, Camph., Caps., ICina, IColoc, 
 ■CycL, IGraph., Lyss., INatr. m., I INux v., 
 ■Petrol., ISep., ESpig.; in caries, lAng.; menses 
 absent two and one-half months, ICycl.; in 
 syphilitic neuralgia, 1 1 Syph.; with weeping 
 mood, BStram. 
 
 Offended, long forgotten offences come back to 
 him: Glon. 
 
 JSi^ Anger, Chagrin, Grief, 111 humor, Indig- 
 nation, Insults, Mortification, Sensitive, 
 Vexation. 
 
 OPPOSITION, jggg** Antagonism, Contradic- 
 tion. 
 
 OPPRESSION: Amb., I IGraph., Hydr. ac, 
 Iber., ILyc. 
 
 OVERBEARING, jg^ Abusive, Arbitrary, 
 
 . Arrogant, Egotism, Insulting, Pride, Quar- 
 relsome. 
 
 O VERESTIMATION of self. J»° Egotism, 
 Haughty, Pride. 
 
 PARSIMONY, ti^ Avarice. 
 
 PASSIONATE: lAnac, Bry., Con., Hep., 
 IKali c, IIKali iod., IPsor., ISep., Sul., 
 I Thuya, fi^ Anger, Page, Vehemence. 
 
 PASSIVE, inclined to be : Hgn.; no power to 
 resist being led anywhere, in evening, INux m. 
 g^ 31 Apathy, Listless, Lazy, Torpid, Yielding. 
 
 PEACE, heavenly sense of: Arg. met. 
 f$^ Ecstasy, Heaven, Joy, Mild, Resigned, 
 Serenity. 
 
 PEEVISH (petulant) : I Aeon., Alum., 1 1 Ant. 
 t., lArn., Ascl. t., Bism., IIBry., I ICalc, 
 ■Caps., TrCarbol. ac, Castor., BICaust., 
 
 I ICham., I ICina, Clem., ICon., Coral., ICor- 
 nus, Crot. t., Daphne, Dig., Ferr., IHep., Ign., 
 Ilpec, Kali n., Kreo., Mang., IMur. ac, INitr. 
 ac, INux v., lOleand., Phell., IPlat., IPsor., 
 IPuls., ISep., BSil., Spong., BStram., Sul., Sul. ac, 
 
 I I Thuya. 
 
 Peevish, alternating with : cheerfulness, BAur. 
 met. 
 
 Peevish, on awaking: I ILyc 
 
 Peevish, children : lAnt. t., BICham., ICina, 
 IPuls.; cry when touched (diarrhoea, colic), 
 1 1 Ant. c 
 
 Peevish, in chlorosis: 1 1 Ant. c 
 
 Peevish, in chorea: I Art. v. 
 
 Peevish, in whooping cough : I Bry. 
 
 Peevish, cruel: Abrot. 
 
 Peevish, in diarrhoea: IBry., Ferr.; after sup- 
 pression of skin eruptions, ILyc. 
 
 Peevish, in dentition: BICham. 
 
 Peevish, with dyspnoea: IlCham. 
 
 Peevish, with hot ear lobes: lAlum. 
 
 Peevish, in intervals of epilepsy: ICalc 
 
 Peevish, in nervous excitement: chorea, BCalc 
 
 Peevish, in headache : lAnac; with pressure 
 in forehead, evening, while walking, 1 1 Kali c; 
 periodical neuralgia, 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Peevish, in cardiac rheumatism : 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Peevish, w r ith hiccough : Agnus. 
 
 Peevish, in hypochondriasis: Grat., BPuls. 
 
 Peevish, in laryngo-tracheitis : 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Peevish, in melancholy: BKali c. 
 
 Peevish, menses: during, Zinc; suppressed, Cycl. 
 
 Peevish, at noon, better in evening : Zinc. 
 
 Peevish, in pneumonia : I INux v. 
 
 Peevish, querulous: 1 1 Zinc; in abortion, Coif. 
 
 Peevish, followed by repentance : Vinca. 
 
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 Peevish, disturbed by trifles : Aspar. 
 
 Peevish, in veta : BCoca. 
 
 Peevish, in ■worm affections : ICarbo v. 
 
 g@" Cross, Fretful, 111 humor, Irritable, 
 PENSIVE. fflgg* Introspective, Reflective, 
 
 Thoughtful. 
 PENT UP, no chance for thoughts to flow out, 
 
 as if hidebound : Crot. t. 
 PERCEPTION, diminished: IBar. c; Calc. 
 
 p., Crotal.; in typhus ; myelitis acute, IColch. 
 Perception, quick : Lyss. 
 Perception, slow: I IKalibr.JOleand., IPlumb., 
 
 Tabac; in typhoid, IHell. 
 
 Jgg^ Comprehension and Dulness. 
 PERSEVERANCE, want of: undertakes 
 
 many things, perseveres in nothing, ILach. 
 
 figsT*" Indecision, Irresolute, Laziness, Procras- 
 tination. 
 PETULENT, j^°Peevish. 
 PHANTOMS. £®~ Delusions. 
 PHLEGMATIC. %^ Apathy, Torpor, also 
 
 Temperament, Chap. 47. 
 PICKS, air: I IHyos.; for objects (typhus), IPsor. 
 Picks, bedclothes: Am., I Ars., Colch., HHyos., 
 
 Hod., IOp., Zinc; with delirium, INatr. m.; 
 
 in hydrocephalus, 1 1 Art. v. ; as if looking for 
 
 something lost, Bell.; in typhoid, I Ars., 
 
 ILyc, IPsor., IVer. v. 
 Picks, at flocks : IHyos., ILyc, IPhos., IPhos.- 
 
 ac, Stram.; in typhoid, Hod., ILyc; at one 
 
 spot (typhoid), Arum t.; at imaginary object, 
 
 I ICEnan.; at nose and lips, lArum t., ICina. 
 $^~ Grasping. 
 
 PINS, breaks into pieces, half a day at a time 
 
 (mania): IIBell. 
 PITIFUL: UPlat. 
 
 PLACID. jg@~ Mild, Peace, Yielding. 
 PLANS, insists upon carrying out: Dros. 
 Plans, full of especially evening and night: 
 
 I I Cinch. 
 
 Plans, fantastic (insanity) : I INux v. 
 Plans, for the future : BCoff. 
 Plans, reflects upon their execution: ICinch. 
 PLAY, ailments from excessive* even con- 
 vulsions: ICoff. 
 Play, fever : will not during apyrexia (tertian 
 
 ague): llpec 
 Play, desire, children have none for: ICina, 
 
 IHep., IIRheum; sit in corner, Bar. c, Bar. m. 
 Play, desire to : 1 1 Con., Tarant.; at night, IMed. 
 Play, with fingers : IHyos. 
 Play, at hide and seek : Bell. 
 Play, upon piano : for hours (puerperal mania), 
 
 1 1 Plat.; a short time causes painful anxiety of 
 
 chest, trembling of body and weariness, must 
 
 lie down : INatr. c 
 Play, tenpins, inclined to, which he never 
 
 liked: Arg. met. 
 Play, likes childish toys : HCic 
 POCKETS, fills with anything : Stram. 
 POINTING to things to express wishes : Stram. 
 POSITIONS, queer: in bed, IPlumb.; sits 
 
 down, rises, kneels, IStram. 
 PRAYING: I IStram., IVer.; begged them to 
 
 pray for him and not to leave him alone, Lyss.; 
 
 seeks relief in constant, 1 1 Puis.; aloud, in 
 
 melancholy, 1 1 Plat. 
 Praying, in delirium tremens : I IStram. 
 Praying, face, erysipelas, slight, wanted people 
 
 to join her in prayer : 1 1 Plat. 
 Praying, kneels in supplication, lifts hands: Ars. 
 Praying, in mania : temporary attacks, says his 
 
 prayers at the tail of his horse, Euph.; and 
 confessing, wants to be killed, I IStram.; re- 
 ligious, lAur. met. 
 
 Praying, menses, during: IStram. 
 
 Praying, quietly, for her soul : Arn. 
 
 Praying, timidly, during sleep : Stann. 
 
 Praying, constantly during paroxysm of vomit- 
 ing: Med. 
 
 PRIDE : ICaust., UPlat., IStaph., llSulph. 
 
 Pride, likes to wear his best clothes : I I Con. 
 
 Pride, self-contented look: IFerr. 
 
 Pride, mania: IGraph., ILach., 1 1 Plat., I IVer., 
 
 I IVer. v.; and affectation, IStram., proud 
 bearing, Cupr. m. 
 
 Pride, overbearing : ILyc 
 
 Pride, scornful : llpec 
 
 Pride, stiff and pretentious : ILyc 
 
 Pride, wounded, wishes to be flattered (hys- 
 teria): HPallad. 
 
 PROCRASTINATE, desires to, because busi- 
 ness seemed so longlasting, or as if it never 
 could be accomplished (gonorrhoea) : 1 1 Med. 
 J^lf* Perseverance. 
 
 PROPHESIES : ^gar., I IStram. 
 
 PROPOSES absurd things : Camph. 
 
 PURCHASES, makes useless: I I Con. 
 
 PUSH THINGS, impelled to: Coff. 
 
 PUSILLANIMITY. )§^ Cowardice. 
 
 QUAKING : Vespa. 
 
 QUARRELSOME: Aeon., 1 1 Ant. t., Arn., 
 lAur. met., MChel., ICham., Con., IDulc, 
 Ferr., IHyos., Illgn., 1 1 Kali iod., IMerc, 
 INatr. m., Ran. b., Rheum, Ruta, Sep., IThuya. 
 
 Quarrelsome, liveliness, alternating with silent 
 depression (mania) : ICon. 
 
 Quarrelsome, in delirium: IChrom. ac. 
 
 Quarrelsome, when displeased (prolapsus uteri, 
 amenorrhcea): Aur. met. 
 
 Quarrelsome, if disturbed : I INux v. 
 
 Qurrelsome, in yellow fever : I ILach. 
 
 Quarrelsome, in hemorrhoids : lArs. 
 
 Quarrelsome, at beginning of hystero mania: 
 
 I I Tarant. 
 
 Quarrelsome, incoherently : rAtrop. s. 
 Quarrelsome, jealousy, unchaste expressions: 
 
 1 1 Nux v. 
 Quarrelsome, in mania : IHyos. 
 Quarrelsome, in melancholia : I Kali ars. 
 Quarrelsome, on appearance of menses : ICham. 
 Quarrelsome, during exuberant mirth : IBell. . 
 Quarrelsome, noon to 2 p.m.: Ast. r. 
 Quarrelsome, followed by repentance : Vinca. 
 Quarrelsome, senseless: Stram. 
 Quarrelsome, in sleep : Ars., IBell. 
 Quarrelsome, in urticaria : IBov. 
 Quarrelsome, with tearful vexation : I IMosch. 
 QUIET: ICic, Euph., IHyos., Ilgn., ILach., 
 
 I Mur. ac, 1 1 Petrol., I IPhos. ac, IPlumb., 1. 1 Sep. 
 Quiet, changes to gay merry mood, in : which 
 
 trills and sings ditties: IBell. 
 Quiet, after childbirth : I IThuya. 
 Quiet, desires to be: IBry., IIGels., Sal.ac 
 Quiet, in diarrhoea of infants: IJalap. 
 Quiet, in dysentery : IMerc cor. 
 Quiet, with febrile conditions: BGels. 
 Quiet, in ague : I Kali c. 
 Quiet, in grief: IGels. 
 Quiet, in hyponchondriasis : Val. 
 Quiet, introspective (dropsy) : ILyc. 
 Quiet, in melancholy : IKali ars. 
 Quiet, in onanism : IHyos. 
 Quiet, resigned (spinal disease): I Alum. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Quiet, in strabismus : ICalc. 
 
 Quiet, with much apparent suffering and sad- 
 ness : Ziz. 
 g^" Taciturn. 
 
 RAGE: lAnac or., IIBell., I IMosch. 
 
 Rage, ailments from, lApis, lArn. 
 
 Hage, alternates with : convulsions, UStram.; 
 anticipation of death, Stram.; tenderness, Croc. 
 
 Rage, scratches, spits, bites (puerperal mania): 
 ICamph. 
 
 Rage, had to be chained : Ars. 
 
 Rage, chill, commencing with : ICimex. 
 
 Rage, when being comforted : BNatr. m. 
 
 Rage, if contradicted: Oleand. 
 
 Rage, convulsive in paroxysms: IBell. 
 
 Rage, with curses and maledictions : INitr. ac. 
 
 Rage, eating during and after: Chlor. 
 
 Rage, eyes: renewed by sight of bright objects, 
 ICanth.; pupils wide, IStram. 
 
 Rage, fever: intermittent, BCimex 
 
 Rage, grasping with hands : IStram. 
 
 Rage, quieted by washing head in cold water : 
 Sabad. 
 
 Rage, from hallucination : I IStram. 
 
 Rage, in hydrophobia : IStram. 
 
 Rage, indomitable: IHyos. 
 
 Rage, becomes insensible : IStram. 
 
 Rage, with jealousy: IIHyos. 
 
 Rage, with laughing, IStram. 
 
 Rage, when lips were moistened : IStram. 
 
 Rage, after disappointed love : IHyos. 
 
 Rage, wants to kill : IStram. 
 
 Rage, in mania: IIHyos., IStram., with cries 
 and convulsions, IPlumb.; puerperal, ICamph., 
 I Nux. v. 
 
 Rage, foaming mouth : ICamph. 
 
 Rage, at night (typhus): lApis. 
 
 Rage, in paroxysms: Cinch, bol., ICup. m., 
 IPuls., IStram., I Ver.; in cerebro-spinal men- 
 ingitis, Canth.; in children, lAcon.; in mania, 
 IStram.; puerperal, ICamph. 
 
 Rage, persistent, with heat on body: IVer. 
 
 Rage, by reading and writing: Med. 
 
 Rage, followed by continuous deep sleep : Sec. 
 
 Rage, unable to stand : IStram. 
 
 Rage, with swearing: Ver. 
 
 Rage, tears clothes (puerperal mania): ICamph. 
 
 Rage, from toothache : Ars. 
 
 Ras^e, tossed about in bed, made innumerable 
 signs not understood : Stram. 
 
 Rage, attacks at slightest provocation : 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Rage, turns about in bed: IBell. 
 
 Rage, uncontrollable, can scarcely be re- 
 strained: Stram. 
 
 Rage, unmanageable : IStram. 
 
 Rage, in worm affections:* ICarbo v. 
 J^ih Anger, Frenzy, Fury, Raving. 
 
 RAMBLING manner: IKali br. 
 
 RANCOR : Mang. 
 
 Rancor, caused by morbid ideas : Sulph, 
 8^" Malice. 
 
 RASHNESS in hysteria: lAur. met. 
 j^° Hasty, Impulsive. 
 
 RATS, thinks and talks of: ICalc. 
 
 RAVING: Amyg., IGlon., IHyos., I IVer. 
 
 Raving, alternates with : sleep, Ars. 
 
 Raving, conscious of his condition : Arn. 
 
 Raving, delirious, with coldness of body, and 
 inclination to fall : Nitr. ac. 
 
 Raving, about dog that had bitten her : Lyss. 
 
 Raving, fever: typhus, IChlor. 
 
 Raving, in headache : Act. rac. 
 
 Raving, in puerperal mania : Camph. 
 
 Raving, with meningitis : IStram. 
 
 Raving, at night : 1 1 Bar. c. 
 
 Raving, during sleep : Ant. c. 
 
 Raving, in sleep (keratitis) : ICalc. 
 JiitP^ Delirium, Frenzy, Fury, Rage. 
 
 READING, averse : Brom., Lact. ac, IINux v. 
 
 Reading, brain feels muddled, cannot read un- 
 derstandingly : ICoca. 
 
 Reading, difficult, has to read twice: lAgn.; 
 with vertigo, ICoccul. 
 
 Reading, causes drowsiness : Brom. 
 
 Reading, fatigues : ISil. 
 
 Reading, as if some one were reading after her 
 and she must read faster and faster : Magn.m. 
 
 Reading, head : causes heat in head and fore- 
 head (smallpox), MVariol.; numbness in, Car- 
 bol. ac; heaviness in forehead worse, ICalc; 
 megrim worse, early morning, I Am.; pressing 
 in forehead, Arn.; pressure in occiput, Car- 
 bol. ac. 
 
 Reading, frontal headache, is obliged to stop, 
 does not know where he is : I ICalc 
 
 Reading, inability : a letter just written, Lye; 
 in headache, 1 1 Sep.; with roaring and buzzing 
 in head and ears (ozama), INatr. m.; mean- 
 ing of certain letters is not clear (indigestion), 
 1 1 Lye; after mental exertion, liEthus. 
 
 Reading, lettersrun together(amblyopia) : IDros. 
 
 Reading, makes nervous and enrages her : Med. 
 
 Reading, cannot retain : Carbol. ac. 
 
 Reading, cannot dwell long on one subject, 
 must change to something else : 1 1 Dros. 
 
 Reading, symptoms worse: Asaf., Carbol. ac. 
 
 Reading, does not understand : IAmb.,IColch., 
 Cornus. 
 
 Reading, words : thinks they look queer and 
 are spelled wrong, Med.; interpolates im- 
 proper words and sentences, IHyos.; uses 
 wrong expressions, omits words and syllables, 
 IThuya. 
 B@* Mental Exertion, Study. 
 
 REAL, things as if not (post-partum hemor- 
 rhage): ICann. s. JPHf° Strange. 
 
 RECKLESS: Ailant.; feels impelled to do 
 reckless things, such as throwing child which 
 he carries in his arms, out of window, Lyss. 
 g^^Riotous, Wasteful. 
 
 RECOGNIZE, inability : any one, IGlon., 
 IHyos., I IVer.; his own family, ICup.m.; 
 friends, Kali br.; in muttering delirium in- 
 sensible (scarlatina), 1 1 Ailant.; in typhoid, 
 1 1 Nux v.; the one to whom he is speaking, 
 Stram.; in acute hydrocephalus, I Carbol. ac; 
 in palsy, lAnac; surroundings, religious mel- 
 ancholy, IKali ph.; his wife who is standing 
 by his side, imagines he sees her under a 
 distant bed (delirium tremens), IHyos. 
 fg^ Delirium, Unconsciousness. 
 
 REFLECTING: Berb., ICarbo a., Euphor., 
 Jamb., Lyss., Menyanth., 01. an., IPhos. 
 
 Reflecting, answers slowly : ICoccul. 
 
 Reflecting deep, in melancholy : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Reflecting, difficult : in typhoid fever, I I Rhus t. 
 
 Reflecting, causes feeling of apprehension at 
 epigastrium: IPhos. 
 
 Reflection, causes headache : with dyspnoea, 
 IPhos.; megrim worse, lArn.; pressing in 
 forehead, Arn.; weak feeling in head, IPhos. 
 
 Reflecting, in melancholy: ICoccul. 
 
 Reflecting, inability to: Aeon., Aur. met.; in 
 old age, lAmb.; effects of overstudy, INatr. c. 
 
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 Reflecting, causes palpitation ■ llgn. 
 Reflecting, upon important things, her thoughts 
 
 vanish: INitr. ac. 
 Reflecting causes vertigo : IPhos. ac. 
 
 Jg£^~ Introverted, Thoughtful, Mental Con- 
 centration. 
 REGRET. jSgirGrief, Remorse, Repentent. 
 RELIGIOUS : eternal bliss, believes herself, 
 
 unworthy of, because she is unable to perform 
 
 her duties, Stram. 
 Religious, exhorted her husband to join the 
 
 church (facial erysipelas) : 1 1 Plat. 
 Religious, despair : with suicidal tendency, Yer. 
 Religious, excitement : causes convulsions, I Ver. 
 Religious, fanaticism : pious, with mental dul- 
 
 ness, 1 1 Thuya. 
 Religious, pious looks : in religious mania, 
 
 I Stram. 
 
 Religious, mania: ILach., ■Stram., BlVer., IPlat., 
 ■Puis. ; prays all the time, lAur. met, ; takes 
 passages of scripture literally and acts accord- 
 ingly, 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Religious, at night : torturing ideas, Camph. 
 
 Religious, wished to live and do penance in 
 order to mitigate her eternal punishment 
 (melancholia) : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Religious, felt happy to join her Redeemer 
 (facial erysipelas) : 1 1 Plat, 
 
 Religious, salvation despairs of, ICalc ; doubts 
 ( uterine dementia), ILil. tig. ; tormented about 
 (uterine complaints), I ILil. tig. 
 
 Religious speculations: mind dwells on, IISul. 
 
 Religious, with taciturnity, haughtiness, vol- 
 uptuousness and cruelty : IPlat. 
 
 Religious, talking on subjects : insanity, IHyos. 
 
 Religious, "want of: ungodliness, Anac. 
 &3T Delusions. 
 
 REMORSE: in tuberculosis, INatr. 
 
 REPENTENT : Cinch, bol ; suddenly, of hav- 
 ing injured others, I Croc. ; after attacks of 
 furv, makes earnest apologies, Lyss. 
 
 REPRIMANDED, on being, pupils dilate: 
 IStram. 
 
 REPROACHFUL, of others: IIAcon., 
 ElCinch., IHyos., ILyc, INux v. 
 
 Reproachful, of self: IDig. ; because he has not 
 accomplished enough, Ars. 
 
 REPULSIVE mood: IHep. 
 
 REROPHOBIA: Lyss. 
 
 RESERVED ;• Arg. nit., ICalc, Mang., IPlat., 
 ■Puis. g@~ Bashful. 
 
 RESIGNED : Cinch, bol., ILyc. 
 
 REST : desire for, Bell., IColch., Vespa. 
 
 RESTLESSNESS (mental): Ant. t., I IDros. 
 
 Restlessness, agony : internal anxiety, I Aeon. 
 
 Restlessness, anxious: ICaust., I I Thuya; end- 
 ing in rage, ICanth. 
 
 Restlessness, in angina pectoris : lAur. mur. 
 
 Restlessness, stupid feeling in brain : IPlant. 
 
 Restlessness, constant, with clinging to per- 
 sons: ICarbo v. 
 
 Restlessness, of conscience: IChel. 
 
 Restlessness, driven incessantly about, without 
 definite aim : Lyss. 
 
 Restlessness, as if he had not done his duty: IPuls. 
 
 Restlessness, after eating : Amm. m. 
 
 Reslessness, with pressing in upper part of head, 
 worse stooping or moving head, while read- 
 ing and reflecting: Lyss. 
 
 Restlessness, impatient: must walk, soon tires, 
 
 I I Act. rac. 
 
 Restlessness, but too lifeless to move : IBapt. 
 
 Restlessness, approaching mania": (Enan. 
 
 Restlessness, yet mild : Sal. ac. 
 
 Restlessness, as if some misfortune were ap- 
 , proaching: I Cup. m., Natr. 
 
 Restlessness, with sadness: IPlat. 
 Jg^r 1 Restlessness, Chap. 36. 
 
 RETICENT: jg^» Bashful, Reserved. 
 
 REVERIE, absorbed in: Grat., 01. an. ; sad, 
 indulges in, ICocul. Jg^* Introverted, Re- 
 flecting, Thoughtful. 
 
 RIOTOUS, in mental derangement: I Op. 
 8^ Reckless. 
 
 ROARING. gg§~ Screaming. 
 
 ROLLS on ground: ICalc. 
 
 RUDE, inclination to treat others with con- 
 tempt: Paris. 
 
 Rnde, in diarrhoea : ILyss. Jg^" Insulting. 
 
 RUINS things: 1 1 Con. 
 gg^T Breaks, Destroys, Tears. 
 
 RUN about: in intermittent, ICinch; she 
 would like to, up and down, ICalc. 
 
 Run as if in fright : I IZinc. 
 
 Run about room : without apparent object, at 
 night (melancholia), I IPlat.: wildly (head- 
 ache), ICoff. 
 
 Run about in shirt : Bell. 
 
 Run about streets at night (insanity): I IPuls. 
 
 Run about unsteady (delirium tremens): ICoff. 
 figg" Escape. 
 
 SAD (dejected, downcast, lowspirited) : lAbies, 
 ^Esc. h., 1 I JEthus., lAct. rac, Act. sp., Act. ac, 
 ■Agnus, Amb., Amm., Anac, I I Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., lArn., Ars. m., Ars. s. r., 
 Arum t., Asaf., Ascl. t., Ast. r., lAur. met., 
 Aur. mur., Bar. c, Bar. m., Benz. ac, Brom., 
 Bry., Bell., Bov., ICact., ICalc, Calc fl., 
 ICamph., ICann. s., ICanth., HCham., HCic, 
 Cinch, bol., I ICinch., ICarbo a., Card, m., 
 I ICaust., IClem., Coca, ICoccul., ICoff., Coloc, 
 Cond., ICon., ICroc, ICrotal., ICup. m., Cycl., 
 ■Diad., IDig., Eryng., IIEup. perf., Gamb., 
 ■ ■Graph., IHep., I ■Hell., Hydrocot,, Iber., 
 I llgn., Ilndig., Blod., I llpec, Iris, Kali f., 
 I I Kali p., Kob., IKreo., ILac c, LobeL c, 
 IILyc, Lvss., Magn. c, Magn. m., Magn. s., 
 ■Mang., Merc iod. rub., Menyanth., I IMillef., 
 ■Mur. ac, IMygale ; HNatr. c, IINatr. m., 
 ■Natr. s., 1 1 Naja, Niccol., INitr. ac, 01. an., 
 ■Petrol., Phell., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlat,, 
 ■Plumb., Polyp., MPsor., Ptel., I IPuls., Rhus 
 v., Ruta, Sec, ISil, ■Staph., IStram., IISul., 
 Sul. ac, I lUstil., Val., Vespa, Viol., I IZinc. 
 
 Sad, when alone: All. sat., I I^Ethus., I I Bov. 
 
 Sad, in albuminuria : desquamative stage, 
 ■Helon. 
 
 Sad, alternating with : cheerful mood, INux 
 m., INatr.m., IPhos.; amenorrhcea, I ISenecio ; 
 riotous hilarity and buffoonery (mental de- 
 rangement), I Op. 
 
 Sad, anxious : Asaf., Ruta ; cancer uteri, ■Graph. 
 
 Sad, with apathy : after typhoid, IHell. 
 
 Sad, with apprehension of impending evil : 
 ■Aur. mur., ■■Kaliiod. 
 
 Sad, during apyrexia : Ipec 
 
 Sad, on awaking : Alum., ILach., IPhos. ac. 
 
 Sad, brain : concussion, ICic; fag, BNatr. m. 
 
 Sad, in bronchial catarrh : ■Ailant. 
 
 Sad, with chilliness, in evening : Kali m. ; and 
 yawning, Merc sul. 
 
 Sad, in chlorosis : lAmm. c 
 
 Sad, in cholera : IChin. 
 
 Sad, during climacteric period : BTabac. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Sad, conscience, as if he had committed a bad 
 action, or not done his duty : Cycl. 
 
 Sad, with constipation: I INux v. 
 
 Sad, in consumption: IGuaiac. 
 
 Sad, without courage: IGels., ISul. 
 
 Sad, in cysto blennorrhcea : I IXJran. n. 
 
 Sad, death: thoughts of, IIGraph., Vinca. 
 
 Sad, with debility, faintness and aching in left 
 iliac region : ICrotal. 
 
 Sad, despairing : I Agnus, IIHell. 
 
 Sad, in diabetes: INatr. s., 1 1 Op. 
 
 Sad, in diarrhoea: I I Merc, sol.; child, ILyc.; 
 chronic, I Apis, ICoccul. 
 
 Sad, desires to be diverted from thoughts of 
 self: lAur. met., Camph. 
 
 Sad, about domestic affairs : Jacea, ISep. 
 
 Sad, in dropsy : ascites, I Apoc; anasarca, IHell. 
 
 Sad, inclination to dwell constantly on her con- 
 dition (inflammation of liver) : 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Sad, in dysmenorrhea : lAnac, INatr. m. 
 
 Sad, with dyspnoea : ICarbo a. 
 
 Sad, in epilepsy : lAtrop. s., Ilndig., I ISul., 
 Tarant. 
 
 Sad, in evening : Carbo v., IPlat., Ran. sc, Sul. 
 
 Sad, faces: in presence of cheerful, IIHell.; 
 serious expression, Rumex. 
 
 Sad, with fainting : ILach. 
 
 Sad, with fancies : Lactu. v. 
 
 Sad, bemoaning fate : IKali br. 
 
 Sad, thoughts cause fear and despair : Rhus. 
 
 Sad, fever, relapse of: BArs. ; intermittent, I Ant. 
 c, lElat. 
 
 Sad, aversion to food: I IPlat. 
 
 Sad, thinks himself forsaken : Lyss. 
 
 Sad, imagines he has lost affection of friends : 
 lAur. met. 
 
 Sad, after fright : INux m. 
 
 Sad, about future, her recovery, or fears loss of 
 reason : I Aeon. 
 
 Sad, after grief: llgn., IPhos. ac, INatr. m. 
 
 Sad, headache, chronic: ICaust.; gastric, 
 ICaust.; right side, worse in rest, better in 
 constant motion, llris ; after a fall, I ISul. ac; 
 heavy with vertigo, Stann. 
 
 Sad, about health: Aeon., Staph.; and domestic 
 affairs, ISep. 
 
 Sad, heart: oppression, ICaust. ; symptoms, 
 Asaf. ; palpitation, lOp. 
 
 Sad, in hemorrhoids : IHam. 
 
 Sad, as when homesick : 1 1 Aur. mur. 
 
 Sad, in house, better in open air : IPlat. 
 
 Sad, hypochondriacal: Mez. 
 
 Sad, in hysteralgia : Cact., I ICoccul. 
 
 Sad, in indigestion : IRob. 
 
 Sad, in intestinal hemorrhage : ICrotal. 
 
 Sad, with irritability: Ziz. 
 
 Sad, in jaundice : IPhos. 
 
 Sad, with languor : Erig. 
 
 Sad, with lassitude : ISep. 
 
 Sad, weary of life : ISul. 
 
 Sad, in liver troubles: IChel.; trifling things 
 appeared insurmountable, I I Alum. 
 
 Sad, scirrhous mammae : ICarbo a. 
 
 Sad, in puerperal mania : I Aur. met. 
 
 Sad, with aversion to men : Stann. 
 
 Sad, menses: amenorrhea, ICaust., ICycl.; 
 before, Brom, ILyc, IMurex, INatr. m., 
 ■Nitr. ac, ISep.; during, Amm. c, ICaust., 
 BNatr. m., IPetrol., IPuls., ISep.^ I Tabac; dur- 
 ing, in parenchymatous metritis, 1 1 Lac c ; 
 menorrhagia, ICaust.; inclined to be late, 
 ILyc; suppression, ICycl. , 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Sad, after excessive mirth : BSpong. 
 
 Sad, in morning : Alum.; in dyspepsia, ILach. 
 
 Sad, morose : Hyos. 
 
 Sad, after mortification : I IPuls. 
 
 Sad, caused by music : BBAcon.; lively, BNatr. s. 
 
 Sad, from disagreeable news : BPuls. 
 
 Sad, during night : BCaust. 
 
 Sad, at noon : lively in evening, or vice versa, 
 
 BZinc 
 Sad, after onanism : BBStaph. 
 Sad, in chronic ovaritis: leucorrhcea, I IPlat. 
 Sad, with every slight pain : 
 Sad, with palpitation : BNatr. m. 
 Sad, in paroxysms every fourteen days : BCon. 
 Sad, in pneumonia: I INux v. 
 Sad, preoccupied: BClem. 
 Sad, in prolapsus uteri: BBAur. met., BLil. tig. 
 Sad, restless : B Plat. 
 Sad, with pain about and under (not below) 
 
 short ribs in back and left side : ILobel c 
 Sad; after rigor (valvular disease) : BBChel. 
 Sad, in scrofulosis : 1 1 Sul. 
 Sad, sensitive (dropsy) : BLyc 
 Sad, better, sighing : ILach. 
 Sad, would like to sleep never to awaken: 
 
 Ars. m. 
 Sad, causes sleeplessness : Ign. 
 Sad, seeks solitude (after wound on head): ILed. 
 Sad, in spermatorrhoea: ICypr., I IPhos. ac, 
 
 MUstil. 
 Sad, in chronic splenitis : ICean. 
 Sad, with distress in stomach : IKali bi. 
 Sad, no stool several days (fissure ani): IHam. 
 Sad, with suffering and quiet behavior : Ziz. 
 Sad, suicidal mood : IPsor., Rumex. 
 Sad, in secondary syphilis: 1 1 Stilling. 
 Sad, disinclined to talk : Stann., Magn. c - 
 Sad, with swollen testicle : Brom. 
 Sad, in sore throat : 1 1 Phyt. ■ 
 Sad, at twilight (nervous exhaustion) : IPhos. 
 Sad, feels unfortunate : ISep., IVer. 
 Sad while walking in open air, must stand still 
 
 or sit down : ICup. m. 
 Sad during wet weather : lElaps. 
 Sad, weakness from : IPhos. ac 
 Sad, weeping : Ananth., Asar.; if one attempts 
 
 to console her, Sul.; relieves, Med. 
 
 f$gir Depression, Despair, Despondency, Dis- 
 couraged, Gloomy, Grief, Hypochondriasis. 
 SALACITY: I Apis, I IPhos. • 
 
 fi^* Erotic, Lascivious, Obscene. 
 SALVATION. jg^~ Religion. 
 SARCASTIC, SATIRICAL: Ars., Lact. 
 
 ac, Sec; with jealousy, ILach. 
 SCRATCHES, every -one interfering with 
 
 him: IHyos., IStram. 
 SCOLDING: ICham., Con., IDulc, IHyos., 
 
 Jacea, Lyss., INux v., IPetrol., ISep., Spong., 
 
 I IStram. 
 Scolding, on awaking: I ILyc 
 Scolding, keeps it up till her lips turn blue, eyes 
 
 stare, and she falls down fainting : IMosch. 
 Scolding, in fever, intermittent : IFerr. 
 Scolding, if opposed in least, rheumatism of 
 
 heart: I IPhos. 
 Scolding, at imaginary persons : ILyc. 
 Scolding, in indecent language (puerperal 
 
 mania) : I Camph. 
 Scolding, calling names, if irritated : I IVer. 
 Scolding, from jealousy, mingled with unchaste 
 
 expressions : 1 1 Nux v. 
 Scolding, with labor pains : I ICham. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 69 
 
 Scolding, mania : IStram. ; violent outburst, 
 abuses her child, puerperal mania : ICamph. 
 
 Scolding, in melancholy : IKali ars. 
 
 Scolding, at pain : Coral. 
 
 Scolding, runs behind table : I I Ver. 
 
 Scolding, in strangury : Dulc. 
 g^" Abusive, Insulting. 
 
 SCORNFUL. g@~ Haughty, Pride. 
 
 SCREAMING (crying out, howling, shriek- I 
 ing) : Arum t., lAur. met., lAur. mur., I 
 
 I ICalc p., Camph., Carbo v., ICed., ICham., , 
 HCic, Coff., Eup. pur., IGlon., IHyos., ! 
 Ilpec, 1 1 Sep., BSul., I ITuberc, I ITarant, j 
 
 I I Ver. 
 
 Screaming, with pain in abdomen : BJatroph., j 
 
 I I Magn p. ; ovarian cyst, 1 Coloc. 
 Screaming, in angina : IHydr. ac. 
 Screaming, when any one approaches bed 
 
 (chorea): Hgn. 
 
 Screaming, on awaking: fllgn., ILyc; in 
 cholera infantum, IKali br.; nervous dyspep- 
 sia, IHydr. ac. ; intermittent, ICina ; menin- 
 gitis, BSul.; night terrors, children, flCharn., 
 ■Chloral., I IKali ph. 
 
 Screaming, brain : crie cerebrale (encephalitis), 
 B Apis, IGlon. ; cerebro-spinal meningitis, from 
 stabbing pain, B Apis; in hydrocephalus, 1 1 Apis, 
 IDig., Kali, iod., Merc, v.; in meningitis, 
 
 II Apis, I Arm, IDig., IHell., BSul. 
 
 Screaming, cannot, but wants to : I IStram. 
 
 Screaming, in traumatic cardialgia : I I Xux v. 
 
 Screaming, during cheerful mood, without ap- 
 parent cause: I Cinch. 
 
 Screaming, incessant, in children : colds, diar- 
 rhoea, Ilpec; with colic, ICham., I INux v.; 
 worse by comforting, Bell.; fever, IIAnac. ; in 
 evening, I ICina, Cinnam. 
 
 Screaming, in chorea : IStram. 
 
 Screaming, convulsions : before attack, ICupr. 
 m., IZinc; during, lAmyl., lApis, DArt. v., 
 -Camph., BCina, Crotal., ICup. m., BBOp., 
 I IStram. ; epileptiform, Ipec. ; epileptic, 
 IBufo., HCic, IKali bi., ILyc, IQEnan., 
 MSil. ; puerperal, IIHyos., ILach.; tetanic, 
 alternating with catalepsy, BPlat.; following 
 injury from splinter, ICic 
 
 Screaming, with cough : IKali br., I lOsm. 
 
 Screaming, sudden, in cyanosis : Sec. 
 
 Screaming, in delirium: 1 1 Chin, s., ICina; in 
 typhus, Ars. m. 
 
 Screaming, in dentition, drawing up limbs, or 
 stiffening body, during stool : I Rheum. 
 
 Screaming, desire to : BCalc 
 
 Screaming, expression of despair : before, dur- 
 ing and after paroxysm, Lyss.; and irritation 
 alternates with stupefaction of brain (proso- 
 palgia), ICoccul. 
 
 Screaming, in diarrhoea: I Apis, BBPod., IValer. 
 
 Screaming, with anxious dreams (palpitation) : 
 lArg. met. 
 
 Screaming, in earache (ozsena) : lAur met.; 
 otitis in children : I ISul. 
 
 Screaming, phlegmonous erysipelas : 1 1 Ver. v. 
 
 Screaming, with sudden fainting on going from 
 one room to another full of company : I I Plumb.; 
 screams loudly, ' ' I shall not faint, if I do I 
 will have fits," Camph. 
 
 Screaming, with fear : I Verat. 
 
 Screaming, with fright: awakes, Sep.; clings to 
 those near, IStram.; in chorea, IZinc; in 
 dentition, Tereb. 
 
 Screaming, furious: IBell. 
 
 Screaming, with headache : I Ars.; in children, 
 IGlon.; occipital, 1 1 Petrol. ; neuralgic pain 
 between temporal region and ciliary arch and 
 maxilla, IKali c 
 
 Screaming, feels that he would unless he held 
 on to something : 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Screaming, for help: ICamph., BLaur.; in hy- 
 steria, ilgn. 
 
 Screaming, stitching tearing from hip to knee, 
 worse from motion (ischias): EColoc 
 
 Screaming, hoarse : Bell., Stram. 
 
 Screaming, a sort of howl, leaped from bed ap- 
 parently in great agony, and desperate : 
 Camph. 
 
 Screaming, terrible, in hydrophobia : IStram. 
 
 Screaming, in hysteria: BStram. ; sudden shriek- 
 ing, IKali c 
 
 Screaming, about imaginary appearances: 
 IKali c. 
 
 Screaming, legs : sudden, with clonic spasms of 
 legs on lying down (third stage of cholera), 
 ICup. m. "; with convulsions of legs and cold 
 feet (puerperal convulsions), ILach.; pain in 
 thigh, knee joint, and leg, while lying down, 
 BKali iod. 
 
 Screaming, in puerperal mania : B Camph. 
 
 Screaming, in melancholia: I IPlat. 
 
 Screaming, menses: during, BCoceul. ; with 
 convulsions, I I CEnan. ; ovarian tumor, BColoc 
 
 Screaming, in metritis: Canth. 
 
 Screaming, during increase of moon (somnam- 
 bulism): USil. 
 
 Screaming, at night: child, ^ ICham., Psor.; 
 bronchial attack after whooping cough, IKali 
 bi. ; bronchitis during dentition, BKreo.; all 
 the time, especially night, will not be pacified 
 (child), 1 1 Lac c; in whooping cough, I ICaust.; 
 diarrhoea of infants, I Jalap. 
 
 Screaming, in paroxysms: occasional, ILyc; 
 every afternoon at five, causes scrotal hernia 
 (infant), ICalc; in afternoon, in colic, ILyc.; 
 in dysentery of infants, and marasmus, lApis; 
 shrill, ICup. m. 
 
 Screaming, peculiar: suffering, 1 1 Eup. pur. 
 
 Screaming, from pain in peritonitis : I Coloc. 
 
 Screaming, cannot on account of phlegm : 
 I IStram. 
 
 Screaming, piercing : lAmyl., BApis, I Art. v., 
 BCarbol. ac, BCham.; on awaking, BIgn.; in 
 chorea, BCup. ac; in hysterical spasms, ICic 
 
 Screaming, position : outcries and moanings on 
 attempting to change, BHell.; occiput drawn far 
 back (meningitis), BSulph. 
 
 Screaming, in rage, as if calling: BAnac 
 
 Screaming, ran through house like mad, after 
 apathy : Bufo. 
 
 Screaming, in cardiac rheumatism : BCact. 
 
 Screaming, in scarlatina : in altered voice, shrill 
 (threatening paralysis of brain), IZinc. 
 
 Screaming, from undue sensitiveness in chil- 
 dren : IKali ph. 
 
 Screaming, short (meningitis); BVer. 
 
 Screaming, shrill: B I Apis, BCup. m., BGlon., 
 Stram., BZinc git^ piercing. 
 
 Screaming, sleep: when falling asleep (hydro- 
 cephaloid), BCina; during sleep, children, 
 1 8 Apis, BIgn., Inul., HLyc, BBPuls., I ISul., 
 I ITuberc, IZinc; in cholera morbus, IZinc; 
 in chorea, Chloral.; in convulsions, IZinc ; in 
 dentition BApis; in diphtheria, BLac c; in dys- 
 entery, BMerc; in hydrocephalus, 1 BApis, 
 BCina, BZinc; meningitis infantum, BArn., 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 1 1 Hell. ; in scarlatina, I Apis ; singultus, IStram.; 
 in typhoid, ILyc. 
 
 Screaming, during stool: children, IKreo., 
 IIRheum; with tenesmus (dysentery), I Kali m. 
 
 Screaming, teeth: grinding in sleep, I Kali br. 
 
 Screaming, as in mortal terror : Chloral. ; from 
 dry spasmodic cough, in weak nervous chil- 
 dren, I Kali br. 
 
 Screaming, when touched: IMerc; at slightest 
 with pains, lAcon. 
 
 Screaming, with trembling: llgn., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Screaming, with unconsciousness: I ITuberc. 
 
 Screaming, in retention of urine : IBell. 
 
 Screaming, with twitching in uterus : IPlat. 
 
 Screaming, wild, with disposition to bite and 
 tear : IVer. 
 
 SCRUPULOUS, about small things (hysteral- 
 gia): IThuya. 
 
 SECRETIVE, inclined to be: llgn. 
 
 SELF-CONTROL, want of: TrLach., Sil. 
 
 SELF-DECEPTION: Act. sp. 
 
 SELF-DEPRECIATION: Kob.; feels infe- 
 rior to everybody, 1 1 Sul. 
 M^jOr Bashful, Reserved. 
 
 SELFISHNESS. jg^~ Egotism. 
 
 SELF-WILL. gisT Obstinacy. 
 
 SENSATIONAL: INux v. 
 
 SENSES, too acute: Anac, lArn., Bar. c, 
 IBell., ICinch., ICoff., Illgn., IINuxv. 
 
 Senses, cannot collect: on awaking, Cinch.; 
 in endocarditis rheumatica, IHyos.; morning 
 on rising, 1 1 Phos. ; with anxiety and appre- 
 hension, IMerc. sol. 
 
 Senses, confusion of : II Glon. 
 
 Senses, do not correspond with objects : IBell. 
 
 Senses dull: I Anac, Ced., Chin, s., Con., ICycl., 
 
 I IDulc. ? Hydr. ac, Mang., INux m., Ran. b., 
 Secal.; in cholera, IHyos.; in typhoid, IHell.; 
 asphyctic form of uraemia, I Hydr. ac. 
 
 Senses, perversion : in iritis, lArg. nit. 
 
 Senses, vanish, even touch : ICamph. 
 
 JS^~ Impressibilitv, Sensitive, also Nerves, 
 Chap. 36. 
 
 SENSITIVE: All. sat., Apis, lArn., Ars., 
 IIAsaf., lAur. met., Bell., ICalc, I ICamph., 
 ICaust., ICina, I ICinch., ICoccul., ICofF., 
 ICrotal., IIGels., Illgn., Hod., Jacea, ILyc, 
 Mar. ver., IINuxv., IPlat., ISil., ISul., I IVer. 
 
 Sensitive, takes everything amiss : Bov. 
 
 Sensitive, in chorea: ICup. m., I My gale. 
 
 Sensitive, in delirium tremens: IINuxv. 
 
 Sensitive, during digestion : Hod. 
 
 Sensitive, in hypochondriasis : worse after eat- 
 ing, I INux v. 
 
 Sensitive, to impressions: Ars., Castor., IINuxv. 
 
 Sensitive, to jokes : lAcon., Angust.; least word 
 that seems wrong hurts very much, IStaph. 
 
 Sensitive, profuse lochia : Coff. 
 
 Sensitive, cannot give her music lessons (melan- 
 cholia): I Kali br. 
 
 Sensitive, after mental exertion : ILach. 
 
 Sensitive, after metrorrhagia: 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Sensitive, in nymphomania : IStaph. 
 
 Sensitive, to slights : ICoccul. 
 
 Sensitive, in urticaria : I Bov. 
 
 Sensitive, in prolapsus uteri : lArn. 
 
 Sensitive, "weeps easily : during climaxis 
 
 I I Zinc; even when thanked, I ILyc. 
 B®** Senses and Impressibility. 
 
 SENTIMENTAL: IPsor., ISul.; in diarrhoea, 
 ■ Ant. cr.; with ecstasy, ICoff.; in moonlight, 
 ecstatic love, 1 1 Ant. cr. 
 
 SERENITY (tranquillity): Arg. met., Aspar., 
 Chlor., IFluor ac. 
 
 Serenity, in forenoon: : I IjEethus. 
 
 Serenity, in hemorrhages : IHam. 
 
 Serenity, with melancholy : I Ars. 
 
 Ji^" Heaven, Joy, Mild, Peace , Quiet, Sub- 
 dued. 
 
 SERIOUS : Bell., Con., Grat., llgn. 
 fl§&* Earnestness. 
 
 SEXUAL EXCITEMENT: j^- Amative, 
 Amorous, Erotic, Kissing, Lascivious, Obscene, 
 Salacitas, also Chapters 22 and 23. 
 
 SHAME, ailments from : llgn., IIOp. 
 
 Shame, devoid of: MPhyt, ; nymphomania, 
 I I Ver. J^i^ Chagrin, Mortification. 
 
 SHOCK, causes exhaustion : feels so tired, 
 wants to lie down and sleep, I Pic. ac 
 
 Shock, causes diabetes mellitus : I I Op. 
 fi^* Fear, News, Grief and Joy. 
 
 SHOUTING. |fe» Screaming. 
 
 SHRIEKING, jg^ Screaming. 
 
 SHRINKING. g@~ Bashful, Cowardice, Fear, 
 Reserved, Sensitive. 
 
 SHY. jg@- Bashful. 
 
 SIGHING : 1 1 Agar., lAilant., Apoc, Atrop.s., 
 Calab., Calc. p., ICamph., Ced., ICornus, 
 I lEupat. pur., IHell., Iber., Illgn., Kob., 
 Lyss., IMur. ac, 1 1 Plumb., 1 1 Rhus t, IStram., 
 Sul., Therid. 
 
 Sighing, in apoplexy : lArn. 
 
 Sighing, breathing: oppressive, Lyss.; frequent 
 deep inspiration (erysipelas), 1 1 Rhus t. 
 
 Sighing, with cramps, hysteric,in chest: ICoccul. 
 
 Sighing, in cholera : IPhos. ac 
 
 Sighing, as if he were climbing a high and steep 
 mountain: IPrun. 
 
 Sighing, precedes coma (epilepsy) : IBufo. 
 
 Sighing, convulsions : puerperal pass off with, 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Sighing, and ejaculations (mental disorder): 
 I Act. rac 
 
 Sighing, before epilepsy: IPlumb. 
 
 Sighing, with fear : I Rhus t. 
 
 Sighing, with fever (intermittent) : llpec; dur- 
 ing heat, Ign. 
 
 Sighing, in gastralgia: ILyc. 
 
 Sighing, heart : anxiety, IPlumb.; pain, IILyss. 
 
 Sighing, effect of wounded honor: INux v. 
 
 Sighing, in hydrocephalus : IGrat. 
 
 Sighing, in hysteria: IHydr. ac, Illgn.; weak 
 women, cannot take a mil breath, IPlat. 
 
 Sighing, in leucorrhcea ; Calab. 
 
 Sighing, relieves melancholy : IDig. 
 
 Sighing, with muscular prostration:, 1 1 Calab. 
 
 Sighing, in paroxysms : Ant. cr. 
 
 Sighing, in typhoid pneumonia : IPhos. 
 
 Sighing, worse on rising : I Op. 
 
 Sighing, in shock from injuries : ILach. 
 
 Sighing, in sleep : Camph., 1 1 Kali ph., ISul. 
 
 Sighing, with grasping at throat: I IStram. 
 
 Sighing, continues long after weeping : llgn. 
 
 SILENT. g@~ Taciturn. 
 
 SILLY. g^- Foolish. 
 
 SINGING: Aeon., Agar., Ananth., 1 1 Caps., 
 I ICic, IHyosc, Lyss., Mar. v., IPlat., ISpong., 
 Tabac, Therid., I IVer. 
 
 Singing, with cheerfulness and merry disposi- 
 tion: I INatr. m. 
 
 Singing, with chorea, every seven days : Croc. 
 
 Singing, after depression : Merc. iod. rlav. 
 
 Singing, in diphtheria : ILach. 
 
 Singing, periodic ecstasy : ICic. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Singing, in vesicular erysipelas : 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Singing, fever : trilling during heat, Stram.; in 
 typhoid, I Op. 
 
 Singing, until hoarse and exhausted : Tarant. 
 
 Singing, Latin paternosters : I I Stram. 
 
 Singing, in mania: ICoccul., INux m.; puer- 
 peral, 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Singing, monotonous: heart disease, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Singing, amorous and obscene : IHyos.; in 
 nymphomania, I Stram. 
 
 Singing, during sleep : I Bell., I Croc. 
 
 Singing, involuntarily, on hearing a single note 
 sung: ICroc. 
 
 Singing, she touches things constantly : Bell. 
 
 Singing, followed by weeping and screaming : 
 
 I Hyper. 
 
 SITTING, in bed : quietly brooding (after 
 typhoid) : I Hell. 
 
 Sitting in corner : buried in thought, Coccul. 
 
 Sitting by fire : would scarcely move from for 
 days, morbid grief: Hgn. 
 
 Sitting, silent : with eyes on ground, in con- 
 templation, Stram.; moody (chorea), IMagn. 
 p.; for hours, generally in morning (insanity), 
 
 I I Nux v.; in one place, Chin. a. 
 SLINKS, about like a ghost (ague): INatr. m. 
 SLUGGISH. $SP~ Apathy, Laziness, Torpor. 
 SMILING: Atrop s., IIHyos., I IVer. 
 Smiling, with happy disposition, in chorea: 
 
 Sumo. J^iT* Laughing. 
 
 SNAPPISH. j^» Cross. 
 
 SOLICITUDE, fi^* Anxiety, Apprehension. 
 
 SOMNAMBULISM. jg@~ Chapter 37. 
 
 SOPOR, j^r* Stupor. 
 
 SOUNDS : wild, on hearing any sound, as 
 striking of clock, etc., dances about, must be 
 held : Ver. fig^Music, also Noise, Chapter 6. 
 
 SPEECH. J|^- Talking. 
 
 SPELLING, makes mistakes in: Crotal.; 
 wonders how the word "how" is spelled, 
 Med; ^@^ Beading, Writing. 
 
 SPITS : I i Ver., Ver. v.; at those around him, 
 Bell.; in all directions, Lyss. 
 
 Spits in face of attendants : 1 1 Stram., I IPhos. 
 
 SPITEFUL: QHydras., IBNux v.; in melan- 
 cholia, 1 1 Kali iod. Jg^* Malicious. 
 
 SPECULATION, mind dwells on philo- 
 sophic: IISul. J8£g°" Methaphysics, Theo- 
 rizing. 
 
 STARING, in one direction, without saying 
 anything: Brom. 
 
 Staring at hands with vacant look: Carb. s. 
 
 Staring at husband (puerperal fever) : 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Staring, at persons who talk to him, does not 
 understand them : BMerc. cor. 
 
 Staring at one point: Ran. b. 
 
 Staring at physician (typhoid) : IHell. 
 
 Staring at one questioning her, or at one spot, 
 or at her surroundings, in a strange, stupid 
 manner (melancholy after typhoid) : IHell. 
 
 Staring, thoughtless: I IHell.; morning IGuaiac. 
 
 Staring, rises in bed and gazes vacantly (hys- 
 teria): IHydr. ac. 
 J^~ Eves, Chapter 5. 
 
 STARTLED. $^~ Starting, Chapter 36. 
 
 STEAL, inclination to : by boy with epilepsy, 
 ■ Art. v.; goes about house in search of some- 
 thing, not knowing what, but if attracted by 
 any object puts it in his pocket, or hides it in 
 coat (mental disturbance), 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Steals, in mania : IStram. 
 
 STOLID : IMerc. iod. rub. Jg^* Apathy. 
 
 STORY, desires to relate, but cannot connect 
 a sentence, cannot find right words, and be- 
 comes displeased at this interruption, Stram. 
 
 Story, friends had to relate stories in a quick 
 wav (after metrorrhagia) : 1 1 Sep. 
 g^ Talking. 
 
 STRANGE, everything seems : Sep.; almost 
 terrible, Cic. ; as if not real (post-partum hem- 
 orrhage), ICann. s. 
 
 Strange, street: did not know she was on, 
 IPetrol. ; well-known, seem strange, loses his 
 wav, IIGlon. 
 
 STRIKES those about him: lArg. met., Bell., 
 HCina, HHyosc, Lyss., I Plumb., Stront., 
 Tarant., IVer. 
 
 Strikes attendant and grows angry : ILyc. 
 
 Strikes, in inflammation of brain : I IHell. 
 
 Strikes, after convulsions : Cup. m. ; puerperal, 
 IGlon. 
 
 Strikes, in diarrhoea : ILyss. 
 
 Strikes, in phlegmonous erysipelas : I I Ver. v. 
 
 Srikes himself on chest, then fainting : Camp. 
 
 Strikes, tells his wife he will try not to kill 
 anyone (mental disturbance): ll Staph. 
 
 Strikes, in prosopalgia : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Strikes at everybody who wishes to restrain 
 him: Stram. 
 
 Strikes, with uterine irritation : ILil. tig. 
 
 Strikes, in worm affections : I Carbo v. 
 
 STUBBORN. ^~ Obstinate. 
 
 STUDY, aversion to: Carbol. ac, fFerr., 
 ■Gels., I Ham., IPhos.; with headache, Natr. a. 
 
 Study, causes brain symptoms : I Pic. ac. 
 
 Study, crazed almost when attempting to study, 
 with headache : Ind. 
 
 Study causes debility : ECinch. 
 
 Study, desire for: Kob. 
 
 Study causes headache : Ars. i., ICalcp., IPhos., 
 IIPuls., ISil., ISul. 
 
 Study causes heaviness in head and limbs : 
 
 I IPhos. ac. 
 
 Study, inability to: Abies, ICalc, IChin. s., 
 Gvmn., I IMelil., ISumb., Vib.;with headache 
 
 I I Sep. 
 
 Study causes irritable liver : INatr. s. 
 
 Study causes palpitation: I INux v. 
 
 Study causes burning along spine, with weak- 
 ness of legs and back, and soreness of muscles 
 and joints: I Pic. ac. 
 
 Study, reading aggravates all symptoms, espe- 
 cially pressing in occiput : Carbol. ac. 
 
 Study causes vertigo: I INatr. m. 
 
 jgg|P Mental concentration and exertion, also 
 Work. 
 
 STUNNED. fi@» Stupor. 
 
 STUPID (stupefaction, lighter than stupor): 
 iEsc. h., 1 1 Ant. t., lApis, Ars., Arum t., Ascl. 
 s.,Aur. met., Cact., Calc. p., Camph., Chrom. 
 ac, Cochl. , Crotal., 1 1 Ham., IHep., IHyos., 
 Ind., I Kali c, Lyss., I IMelil., Merc, per., 
 Millef., Myr. cer., INitr. ac, IOp., IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, Psor., MPtel., Ehus v., Sec, 
 ISul., Tabac, 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Stupid in afternoon: IIPuls.; and evening 
 with dull pain in forehead, Lyss. 
 
 Stupid from alcohol : I INux v., Ver. 
 
 Stupid with anxiety : Anac 
 
 Stupid on awaking: IOp., I Psor. ; after night- 
 mare, Ind.; as if she could not tell where she 
 was, or what to do, Vib. 
 
 Stupid, lying in bed with a friendly expression 
 (effects of wounded honor) : 1 1 Nux v. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Stupid, in catarrh of bladder : I IXJva ursi. 
 
 Stupid, brain : feels compressed, I Hyper. ; irri- 
 tation of, ILach. 
 
 Stupid, in cholera : IPhos. ac. 
 
 Stupid, in climacteric period (mental dis- 
 turbance) : I Cycl. 
 
 Stupid, bilious colic : BIris. 
 
 Stupid during day : tubercular meningitis, in- 
 cipient hydrocephalus, pannus, BApis; oc- 
 cipital headache, chronic, I iZinc. 
 
 Stupid, as after a debauch, on waking : Psor. 
 
 Stupid after delirium: IStram. 
 
 Stupid, in dropsy : I lEup. pur. 
 
 Stupid, as if drunk: BOp. 
 
 Stupid, in intervals of epilepsy : ICalc. 
 
 Stupid, eyes closed: Aeon; staring, wild look 
 (typhus) : USTitr. ac. 
 
 Stupid, falling, dread of, forward : lAlum.; as if 
 she were falling from a height, Mosch. 
 
 Stupid, fever: during chill., IStram., at 6 p.m., 
 ILyc; intermittent, Eup. perf., BSul. ; bilious 
 remittent, 1 1 Pod.; typhus, Arm, ILyc. 
 
 Stupid, in spasms of glottis : BChlor. 
 
 Stupid, with headache : Amyl., Ascl. s., BGels., 
 Psor.; at night, IVer. 
 
 Stupid, cannot collect ideas (delirium) : Sal. ac. 
 
 Stupid, in chronic hepatitis : lAur. met. 
 
 Stupid, in menses (exophthalmus) : BLyc. vir. 
 
 Stupid, mental labor impossible : Cycl. 
 
 Stupid, from every mental exertion : Petrol. 
 
 Stupid at night, with restlessness : Lyss. 
 
 Stupid in pneumonia : BFerr. 
 
 Stupid, with ptyalism at night : B Ver. 
 
 Stupid, sleep: as if just falling asleep, Asar.; 
 with desire to, Con.; in midday sleep, with 
 confused dreams, Jamb. 
 
 Stupid, while standing, with rush Of blood from 
 nape of neck over vertex towards forehead, 
 during motion : Mang. 
 
 Stupid, with vertigo: Merc, Mosch., I0p., 
 BBPhos., Sabad. 
 
 Stupid, in veta: ECoca. 
 g^ Apathy, Coma, Dulness, Stupor, Torpor, 
 Unconsciousness. 
 
 STUPOR (lethargy, sopor): Absin., Aeon., 
 JEthus., Ailanth., Alet., Amyg., 1 1 Amyl., 
 BAnac, Ant. t., BApis, Arg. met., BArn., Ars., 
 Ars. h., Astac, BBar. c, Bell., Bism., BBry., 
 Bufo., BCamph., Carbo a., BCarbo v., BCic, 
 Coccul., Cornus, Crotal., BDig., BGels., BHam., 
 ■Hell., BHelon., Hydr. ac, EHyos., IKali iod.', 
 IIMelil., BMerc. cor., BMur. ac, BBNatr. m., 
 INitr. sp. d., BBNuxm., HBNuxv., IOp., BPhos., 
 IBPhos. ac, BPlumb., Sal. ac, Sang., Sec, 
 BStram., BSul., Ver. v., I IZinc; 
 
 Stupor, in albuminuria: BChel. 
 
 Stupor, alcoholic : BGlon., BKali br. 
 
 Stupor, alternating : with delirium, 7rAtrop. s.; 
 with desire to escape (abortion), BColoc, in 
 childbed fever, BColoc, in cancer of mam- 
 mae, BApis, in repercussion of measles, BLach.; 
 restlessness (brain fever), BAcon. 
 
 Stupor, with angina : BChim. m. 
 
 Stupor, answers questions properly, but stupor 
 immediately returns : BHyos. 
 
 Stupor, in apoplexy: BCrotal., BLach. 
 
 Stupor, often awakes, but only for a short time 
 (typhus) : BArs. 
 
 Stupor, brain affections (scarlatina) : BSul. ; con- 
 cussion of, BBArn.; caused by sudden conges- 
 tion, BBelL, Ver. v. 
 
 Stupor, in cholera: BCic, BPhos. ac; infantum, | 
 BOp. 
 
 Stupor, with cold surface : BCanth. 
 
 Stupor, with congestion : BBell. 
 
 Stupor, with constipation : BStram. 
 
 Stupor, convulsions: B^Ethus., BCup. m., 
 BStram.; in dentition, BCham.; puerperal, 
 I Atrop. s., BBelL, 1 1 Ver. v.; after convulsions, 
 iArt. v., BBelL, BGlon.; after epileptic, BArs., 
 I I Plumb. ; in scarlatina, BZinc 
 
 Stupor, with delirium : BCrotal., BOp., BPhos. 
 ac; followed by exhaustion after attack of 
 vertigo, BKali c; following delirium, during 
 day, BBChel. 
 
 Stupor, in epidemic diarrhoea: I IMtr. sp. d.; 
 summer complaint, Anac 
 
 Stupor, in diphtheria: BNatr. m., I ISul. ac. 
 
 Stupor, with drowsiness (otitis media) : BGels. 
 
 Stupor, a kind of drunkenness : BGels.; as from 
 smoke in brain, BOp.; resembling highest state 
 of excitement from alcohol, BStram. 
 
 Stupor, ears : hearing vanishes : BStram. 
 
 Stupor, with a feeling of emptiness : BPlat. 
 
 Stupor, in erotomania : I I Orig. 
 
 Stupor, in eruptive diseases : BApis. 
 
 Stupor, in evening : BArs.; and night, worse in 
 rest, better in motion and washing head, 
 Ant. t.; in a warm room, with chilliness, Puis. 
 
 Stupor, with exhaustion (puerperal fever) : 
 BKali c 
 
 Stupor, eyes : cannot open (cholera infantum), 
 ISul.; looks about strangely (typhus), BApis; 
 sight vanishing, BStram.; staring (typhus), 
 I IZinc. 
 
 Stupor, face : expressive of pain, BLach.; ery- 
 sipelas, BApis, BGraph., I ISul. 
 
 Stupor, like fainting : Camph. 
 
 Stupor, with cold feet: BAcon. 
 
 Stupor, with fever: Dory.; of children, BGels.; 
 chill, latter part of night, BOp.; in eruptive 
 fevers, BGels.; during heat (ague), BNatr. m., 
 BSamb.; quotidian, I I Rhus ; nervous, Cic ; in 
 typhus or typhoid, BApis, BBArn., BArs., 
 BBBapt,, BCamph., BChlor., BClem., Crotal., 
 
 I Gels., BIris, BLyc, BNitr. sp. d., BBPhos. ac, 
 BTereb. 
 
 Stupor, head : burning, hot (pneumonia), BPhos.; 
 as if he received a blow, Sarrac; convulsive 
 movements of, BStram.; tingling, with pains 
 in limbs, better from motion, BRhus. 
 
 Stupor, with headache : BHam. 
 
 Stupor, in valvular disease of heart : I IChel. 
 
 Stupor, in hydrocephalus: BBApis, BApoc, 
 
 I I Clem., IHelL, BHyos., ILyc, BNatr. m. 
 Supor, in hysteria: lAmm. c, BCinnam. 
 Stupor, bordering on insensibility : BBHell. 
 Stupor, weakened intellect : BStram. 
 Stupor, in jaundice, all day : BBChel. 
 Stupor, with languor and prostration : BGels. 
 Stupor, twitching and jerking of limbs : BBelL, 
 
 BCanth., BCup. m., D BHyos,, i BStram. 
 Stupor, in meningitis: I I Ant.t., BApis, BGlon., 
 
 BHelL, I IMerc v., ISul., I IVer.;cerebro-spinal, 
 
 BApis. 
 Stupor, menses, suppressed from fright : BOp. 
 Stupor, broken by anxious moaning (child with 
 
 gastritis mucosa) : I Ars. 
 Stupor, in morning: Ars. m., II Chin, s.; after 
 
 mental shock three years ago, 1 1 Nux v. 
 Stupor, with murmuring (encephalitis): BCoccul. 
 Stupor, with muttering : Dory,, I I Phos. 
 Stupor, depression of nervous centres: BOp. 
 Stupor, with nettlerash on scalp : BAgarJ 
 Stupor, in old age : BBar. c 
 
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 Stupor, short paroxysms : 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Stupor, in pneumonia: IChel., IPhos. 
 
 Stupor, with mucous rales : I Ant. t., IHyos. 
 
 Stupor, with restlessness : Tereb. 
 
 Stupor, in scarlatina: I Ailant., lApis, lAmm. c, 
 ICup. ac, IGels., ILyc, IMur. ac, ISul.; when 
 kidneys are involved, IITereb.; suppressed 
 eruption, lAilant. 
 
 Stupor, interrupted by screaming : lApis, 
 1 1 Rheum. 
 
 Stupor, in persons of sedentary habits, espe- 
 cially in hot weather : IGels. 
 
 Stupor, blunting of general sensibility : IIHell. 
 
 Stupor, excitement of sexual parts : IStram. 
 
 Stupor, in smallpox : INatr. m. 
 
 Stupor, with snoring (apoplexy) : EHyos., 
 1 1 Op., I IStram. 
 
 Stupor, with somnolence : IPlumb. 
 
 Stupor, inability to speak : Bufo. 
 
 Stupor, starts up in a wild manner, opened eyes, 
 but could not keep them open : IStram. 
 
 Stupor, stool: after, INatr. m.; involuntary 
 (typhus), lArn., IZinc. 
 
 Stupor, with delirious talk (typhus): lAcet. ac. 
 
 Stupor, with dry tongue, loss of speech, and 
 hearing (scarlatina) : IPhos. 
 
 Stupor, in uraemia, fainting : ITereb. 
 
 Stupor, with vertigo: Chlor., IKali br., Sec; 
 after attack, IKali c; in typhoid, ICic. 
 
 Stupor, with vomiting : Ailant,, Dory.; between 
 attacks, Ars. h.; after (scarlet fever), IDulc 
 
 Stupor, but the will is active : Chlor. 
 
 Stupor, with yawning and nausea: Jatroph. 
 glg^ Apathv, Coma, Stupid, Unconsciousness. 
 
 SUBDUED/jggr' Mild, Peace, Quiet, Serene. 
 
 SUICIDE, anxiety: driving her to, IMerc. 
 
 Suicide, attempted: I IPlumb.; in mania, I IVer. 
 
 Suicide, desire for: I Act. rac, Asaf, IIAur. 
 mnr., ICalc, IHyos., ILach., I IOrig.,1 IPlumb., 
 
 \ IPuls., Rumex, I IStram., I IZinc; when see- 
 ing blood on a knife, I Alum.; but lacks cour- 
 age, HCinch., IINuxv.; from despair, during 
 spell of asthma, I IRumex ; despair about his 
 miserable existence, ISep.; with dread of 
 death and dislike to conversation pertaining 
 thereto (melancholia), 1 1 Plat.; caused by 
 fright, I Ars.; with chronic headache caused 
 by suppression of foot sweat, IMerc. ; in mania, 
 ■Ars.; during menses, IMerc; gets up in the 
 night and takes his pistol, Med. ; with relig- 
 ious despair, Yer.; with stomachache, IBry.; 
 prolapsus or induration of uterus (pregnancy), 
 IIAur. met.; whenever he sees an open win- 
 dow, or a cutting instrument (after, suppressed 
 foot sweat), IMerc. Jggg^ thoughts. 
 
 Suicide, drown: herself, desire to, IBell., ISil.; 
 from disappointed love, EHyos.; seeks to 
 
 . escape, after menses, llgn.; thinks with pleas- 
 ure of drowning, IPuls.; himself, wants to, 
 ILach., IRhus; in mania, Sec; or precipitate 
 herself from window (melancholia and epi- 
 lepsy), I ISul. 
 
 Suicide, hang: attempts to, Ars., Tereb. 
 
 Suicide, haunted by : I Caps. 
 
 Suicide, mania: I Ars.; to kill himself with a 
 sharp weapon, Alum., with sexual symptoms, 
 I Aur. met, ; got one leg over window to kill 
 himself, TrBell.; with melancholia, IINaja; 
 during pregnancy, Aur. met. 
 
 Suicide, mind constantly turns toward (head- 
 ache, prolapsus uteri, childbed, amenorrhcea, 
 chronic hepatitis) : I Aur. met. 
 
 Suicide, determined to commit, but cannot make 
 up her mind how : I ISul. 
 
 Suicide, tried to end sufferings by eating phos- 
 phorus from matches, after business embar- 
 rassment : Ign. 
 
 Suicide, asks questions as to quietest and most 
 certain way : ILac def. 
 
 Suicide, to cut his throat with razor : I I Stram. 
 
 Suicide, wants to kill himself with sharp weap- 
 on : Alum. 
 
 Suicide, inclined to by shooting: at night, 
 obliged to get out of bed because he cannot 
 put off the idea, lAnt. c; must use all self-con- 
 trol, INatr. s. 
 
 Suicide, stab himself: wants to, ICalc 
 
 Suicide, thoughts of: llgn., IMerc, HPsor., 
 IRhus; in cholera, lArg. nit.; with dread of 
 death, Alum.; especially in evening (hypopi- 
 on), I Hep.; during heat, Stram.; in sperma- 
 torrhea from onanism, I IGels. JSitr* desire. 
 J^g^ Depression, Despair, Hypochondriasis, 
 Life, weary of, Melancholy, Moody, Morose, 
 Sad. 
 
 SULKY: Ant, c, IPlat., Spong. . 
 
 Sulkv, in tubercular meningitis : I ITuberc 
 J^gr* Cross. 
 
 SULLEN: Carb. a., ICoccul., IColch., Lyss., 
 IINuxv., Stann.; during day (child), I Cina ; 
 with headache, Bism. 
 
 Sullen, in mania : I I Nux v. JEJg^" Anger. 
 
 SUPERSTITIOUS: ICon.; beliefs trouble 
 him, 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 SURLY. fi@~ Sullen. 
 
 SURPRISE. fi@~ News. 
 
 SUSPICIOUS: Ananth., Aur. met,, Bar. c, 
 ICaust., Crotal, Dig., IHyos., I IKali br., Kali 
 ph., I IPuls., Sul. 
 
 Suspicious, in diarrhoea : JAnt. c 
 
 Suspicious, in dyspepsia : chronic hepatic con- 
 gestion, excess of lithic gravel, ILyc 
 
 Suspicious, considering everybody his enemy : 
 I IPuls.; in melancholia, IMerc. 
 
 Suspicious, in mania: ILach.; puerperal, I IVer. v. 
 
 Suspicious, will not take medicine : I Act. rac. 
 
 Suspicious, and reserved (pregnancy) : I IPuls. 
 
 Suspicious, of being watched by members of 
 his family with whom he had a misunder- 
 standing : clothed himself differently every 
 day, to avoid being recognized by them, and 
 seldom left the house (insanity), IHyos. 
 8^" Mistrust. 
 
 SWEARING. Jggg^Cursing. 
 
 SYMPATHY : excessive, for others, Caust, 
 Nuph. 
 
 Sympathy, dislikes (typhus): lArn. 
 
 Sympathy, want of: Anac; indolence, Con. 
 
 Sympathy, felt same pain his brother com- 
 plained of (lyssophobia) : ILyss. 
 
 Svmpathy, vexed bv want of: Camph. 
 
 SYPHILOFHOBIA : IHyos. 
 
 TACITURN (silent): Abrot., I Act. rac, Arg. 
 nit., Arum m., I Aur. met., Bry., Cact., ICaps., 
 ICaust., HCinch., IClem., Cycl., Euph., Grat., 
 ■Hell., llgn.,- Ipec, Kali b., ILyc, ILyc. v., 
 Mane, Mang., I IMerc, Menyanth., IMur. ac 
 INatr. m., INatr. s., INitr.ac, 01. an., HPhos., 
 UPhos. ac, I IPlumb., HPuls., Rheum, Spong., 
 Stront, Tarant., 1 1 Yer. 
 
 Taciturn, alternating with delirium : I IPlumb. 
 
 Taciturn, as if she would die : IMur. ac. 
 
 Taciturn, after eating : Arum. m. 
 
 Taciturn, in epilepsy : stupid state, llgn. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Taciturn, fever, intermittent: IITarant.; ty- 
 phus, BArn.; typhoid, BNux m. 
 
 Taciturn, after fright : BIgn. 
 
 Taciturn, acute hydrocephalus, utters no artic- 
 ulate sound for two weeks : 1 1 Hell. 
 
 Taciturn, in hysteria : IHydr. ac. 
 
 Taciturn, with satiety of life : I Plat. 
 
 Taciturn, in melancholy : BBArg. nit., 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Taciturn, in tubercular meningitis: I ITuberc. 
 
 Taciturn, did not move : Stram. 
 
 Taciturn, during pregnancy : BVer. 
 
 Taciturn, in puerperal mania: I IVer. 
 
 Taciturn, unless questioned (typhus): MColch. 
 
 Taciturn, with religiousness : IPlat. 
 
 Taciturn, with sad mood : Magn. c. 
 
 Taciturn, from sexual excesses: UStaph. 
 
 Taciturn, sits speechless : BHep. 
 
 Taciturn, with dry tongue : ICalc. 
 
 Taciturn, with weeping : IPlat. 
 g^* Quiet and Talking. 
 
 TALKING, alternately with singing (acute 
 mania after melancholia) : I Gels. 
 
 Talking, as if angry : Zinc; in sleep, Castor. 
 
 Talking, animatedly : BIHyos. 
 
 Talking, answering. $>^ Answers. 
 
 Talking, causes anxiety : Amb. 
 
 Talking, much in apoplexy: IBCoff. 
 
 Talking, argues with facility : Arg. met. 
 
 Talking, averse to: Aeon., Amb., Amm. m., 
 Apoc, I I Arg. m., Ars. s. r., Bell., Berb., Camph. , 
 ICarboa., Castor., BBCham., Coif., BColoc, IDig., 
 Diosc., BFerr., IBGels., BBGlon., Blpec, Jacea, 
 BLac def., Magn. m., Mez., BNatr. c, BPhos., 
 BPlumb., 1 1 Puis., Spong., Stann., BSul., Viol.; 
 on awaking, Thuya ; in bilious attacks, BLach.; 
 in dyspepsia, BBCheL; febrile condition, BGels.; 
 in headache, BAnac, BCoff. t., Natr. a., Oxal. ac. ; 
 irritable, Calc; a foreign language which at 
 other times he speaks fluently, Pallad.; with 
 aching in lung, Asim.; in general marasmus, 
 BHydras.; in melancholia, BB Arg. nit., 1 1 Puis.; 
 after mortification, BIgn.; about sickness or 
 injuries, (spasmodic stricture of oesophagus), 
 BIBapt.; exostosis of skull, 1 1 Arg. met.; dur- 
 ing sweat, 1 1 Op.; tabes mesenterica, I ITuberc. 
 J8^° Answers, Taciturn. 
 
 Talking, awkward in : BNatr. c. 
 
 Talking, babbling (typhus): BStram. 
 
 Talking, as if brain would be paralyzed : Calc. 
 
 Talking, about business : Bry. 
 
 Talking, chattering: Aeon.; typhus, BStram. 
 
 Talking, causes oppression of chest : Amb. 
 
 Talking, childish (hypochrondriasis) : B Arg. nit. 
 
 Talking, about unpleasant things, causes chilli- 
 ness : Mar. v. 
 
 Talking, with air of command : BLyc, I IPhos. 
 
 Talking, confused : BCann. s., BNatr. m.; men- 
 tal derangement, I Op.; with cold skin, rapid 
 pulse, Crotal.; in typhoid, BBMur ac. 
 
 Talking, in convulsions : 7rCamph. 
 
 Talking, of impending death(heartdisease): 1 1 Op. 
 
 Talking, delirious : B Rheum ; inflammation of 
 brain, BMerc. v.; worse in evening, 1 1 Stram.; 
 like that of dementia (typhus), BStram. 
 
 Talking, desire to : Arg. met., Tarax.; about 
 anything, does not care whether anyone lis- 
 tens, 1 1 Sticta ; about his condition, with anx- 
 ious reflections, BBNux v.; wakes wife and 
 child, (in hypochrondriasis), BArg. nit.; men- 
 tal disturbances, BNux m. 
 
 Talking, disconnectedly, pointed to masked 
 people who seemed to approach him : 1 1 Op. 
 
 Talking, distorted : Cupr. s. 
 
 Talking, of domestic affairs : Hyos. 
 
 Talking, dull (cerebro-spinal meningitis) : BGels. 
 
 Talking, stitches in ears when : BMang. 
 
 Talking, echo speech, patient repeats in a 
 monotonous singing way words and sentences 
 of those about him, without being conscious 
 of it : II Zinc. 
 
 Talking of others, cannot endure: Amm. c, 
 BHelon., BBHyos., BBNux v., Rhus; of those 
 passing him, inclined to seize hold of them 
 and abuse them, BCon.; agitates, brings on 
 convulsions, Lyss. 
 
 Talking, fatigues : Abrot, BStann. 
 
 Talking, about others' faults: BBVer. 
 
 Talking, foolish: Bell., Tabac; in. headache, 
 BLach.; in intermittent, B Cinch.; in typhus, 
 BStram. 
 
 Talking, forgets what he intends to say : cannot 
 .finish sentence, B BCann. i.; and looks around 
 for help (hypochondriasis), BArg. nit. 
 
 Talking, garrulity : Bell. 
 
 Talking, hot hands from: BB Graph. 
 
 Talking, hasty : BBell., ICamph., BIHep., 1 1 Thu- 
 ya; with quick gestures (after metrorrhagia), 
 BBSep., and rapid, B BMerc. sol. 
 
 Talking, causes heaviness of head : Amb. 
 
 Talking, to herself constantly (chorea) : BMagn.p. 
 
 Talking, to himself (acute mania, induced by 
 severe mental excitement): BChloral. 
 
 Talking, with imaginary beings (acute mania 
 induced by mental excitement): BChloral. 
 
 Talking, inability : Crotal., EKali br. f Stram.; 
 because of anxiety, BIgn.; in epileptiform 
 spasms, BChin. a.; in hydrothorax, BApoc; 
 with spasmodic laughter, clapping of hands, 
 Stram.; in puerperal mania, 1 1 Kali c; rapidly, 
 with anxious behavior, makes mistakes, BIgn.; 
 in scarlatina, IZinc; with stupor, Bufo. 
 
 Talking, inarticulate : like a beast more than a 
 human being : I IVer.; confused sounds, BBell. ; 
 in facial neuralgia, 1 1 Verbas. ; in typhoid, BZinc. 
 
 Talking, incessant : BCup. ac, I IPlat., 1 1 Stram., 
 I IVer.; with delirium, Lyss., I ICEnan.; de- 
 lirium tremens, BBAct. rac. ; mostly devout 
 (dysmenorrhoea), BStram.; and discontentedly 
 (delirium), Sal. ac; in one strain with dis- 
 tressed face (typhus), BStram.; in fevers, 
 B BLach.; in typhus, BStram.; yellow fever, 
 BArs. h.; about one thing, pays no attention to 
 what is said to her (insanity) 1 1 Ver. v. ; cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, Naja ; at time for return of 
 menses (climaxis), I ICalab.; with mental ex- 
 citement (heart disease), 1 1 Op.; at night, Lyss.; 
 at night (delirium tremens), BHyos.;in puer- 
 peral mania, Camph., I IPlat.; during sleep, 
 I I Graph. 
 
 Talking, incoherent: IIAmyg., BAnac; 
 I lAtrop. s., BCamph., BCann. i., BCham., Cup. 
 m., BGels., BNux m., I IPhos., 1 1 Rhus, Stram.; 
 during fit of anxiety (erysipelas), I ICheL; in 
 bronchitis, BApis ; delirious, BCup. ac; from 
 disappointed ambition, I INux v.; in typhus, 
 IIBapt., Stram.; with a kind of half-smiling 
 garrulity (typhus), I IZinc; with burning heat 
 and chiils, Curar.; in hysteria, BKali c; as it 
 were in a strange language (mental disorder i, 
 BLach.; in mania, BCup. ac; merry, Agar.; 
 during sleep, BKali bi., BStram.; passes rapidly 
 from one subject to another, Agar.; ending 
 with sweat, BCup. ac; in a high screaming 
 voice, Stram. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Talking, cannot endure being interrupted, espe- 
 cially after rising from sleep : II Cham. 
 
 Talking, irrational : Camph.: when he awakes 
 as if a man were present, IHyos. 
 
 Talking, inspired : in religious mania, IStram. 
 
 Talking, does not know what she is saying: 
 HVer. 
 
 Talking, language : in a foreign, or in different 
 tongues (typhus), I IStram.; in Jewish jargon 
 (mania), I IStram.; entertained himself in 
 different languages with departing people 
 (vesicular erysipelas), I IStram. 
 
 Talking, loquacious. g^P Loquacity. 
 
 Talking, loud: INux m.; in typhoid, I Op.; 
 during sleep, I Bell. 
 
 Talking in a low soft voice : 1 1 Viol.; of things 
 which have occurred previous day (quotidian 
 ague), llpec; thick, as if tired, HCann. i. 
 
 Talking like a maniac, eyes staring : IBell. 
 
 Talking about misfortune (mania) : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Talking, makes mistakes : Amm. c, Lil. tig., 
 INatr. m., INux v., Thuya. 
 
 Talking in monosyllables : BThuya. 
 
 Talking, mumbling (apoplexy, typhoid) : iCoc- 
 cul. 
 
 Talking, murmurs : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Talking, muttering : Ars., Atrop. s., Cham., 
 Cic, IILach., IPhos. ac; absurd things, 
 HHyos., I IStann., I IVer.; in apoplexy, lArn., 
 ICoccul., ICrotaL; confused, Bell.; in delirium, 
 INatr. m.; in delirium of typhus, ICrotaL; in 
 delirium with vertigo _ (typhoid), I Cic; in 
 chronic diarrhoea, lApis ; in intermittent, 
 lApis; in typhus, I Arm, ICoccul., ILach., 
 I ITarax.; gastro-enteritis, lApis; incoherent, 
 disturbing sleep . (bronchitis, gastro-enteritis) , 
 I Apis; low (typhus), IBapt,; in puerperal 
 convulsions, 1 1 Op.; during sleep, Camph., 
 IIHyos., I Rhus ; sleepless, IBHyos., in 
 scarlatina, 1 1 Zinc; with stupor, 1 1 Phos. ; with 
 unconsciousness during heat, D Apis; unintel- 
 ligible (paralysis and imbecility), lAnac. oc; 
 unintelligible, alternating with sensorial 
 apathy and staring at one spot (melancholia 
 after typhoid), BHell.; unintelligible, in ty- 
 phoid, I INux v.; on half waking, IGels. 
 
 Talking, calls things by wrong names : IDiosc. 
 
 Talking, causes nervousness : Amb. 
 
 Talking nonsense, by day, at intervals (tuber- 
 cular meningitis): I ITuberc. 
 
 Talking, obscene: IBell., IHyos., I INux v., 
 IPlat., I IStram. B@° Lascivious. 
 
 Talking, obstreperous: Cham. 
 
 Talking, pathetic : Lyss. 
 
 Talking, can hardly speak pleasantly : 3 Cham. 
 
 Talking, prattling : IIHyos. 
 
 Talking, repeats questions over and over in a 
 sinking tone until interrupted by another, 
 which he repeats like the first (after typhoid 
 fever) : 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Talking, rapid : IBell., IIHyos., IVer.; confused, 
 following rush of blood to head (hysteria), 
 BMosch.; in fevers, IILach. J^g"* hasty. 
 
 Talking, rambling: I Atrop. s., I I Kali ph. 
 
 Talking, refuses to: ICham.; after typhoid, 
 IHell. ; motions with his hands (mania), 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Talking, reiterating : do, do, do, in plaintive 
 voice: IGlon.; same sentence, Camph. ; same 
 thing over and over (headache), ILach. 
 
 Talking, relieves : Stilus.; spells of exhilaration 
 and moroseness, Lyss. 
 
 Talking, rhymesandverse(intermittent):IAnt.c 
 
 Talking, wants to say annoying and vexing 
 things, is soon sorry for it : IMez. 
 
 Talking, about secret (mania): I IVer. 
 
 Talking, senseless: IBell. 
 
 Talking, delivers sermonsemphatically: I IStram. 
 
 Talking, commences every sentence anew, 
 without ability to finish, in spite of every 
 effort of memory : Thuya. 
 
 Talking sharply : Cham., Hyper. 
 
 Talking, short : Lyss., Tarant.; snappish,! ICham. 
 
 Talking, in sleep: Ars., IKali c, I IMur. ac, 
 IINatr. m., I INux v., Puis.; in diphtheria, 
 ILac c; with heat, Stram.; loudly, I Am., 
 ISil., Spong., ISul.; nonsense, 4 a.m., IHyper.; 
 in pneumonia, IMerc; senseless twaddle 
 after a grievance, lAnac; in tabes mesen- 
 terica, I ITuberc. 
 
 Talking, causes sleeplessness : Amb. 
 
 Talking, slow: IILach., I Thuya ; has to drag 
 out words to express ideas, forgets the chief 
 points, ISep.; as if hunting for words, I Thuya ; 
 in learning how to talk and walk (nystagmus), 
 I Agar. 
 
 Talking, makes speeches: during delirium, 
 Lyss.; strange, Camph. 
 
 Talking, jumping from subject to subject : mere- 
 ly for the sake of talking, 1 1 Paris : in after- 
 noon and especially evening (insanity), 
 
 I I Nux v. 
 
 Talking, substitutes name of object seen for 
 object thought of: ILac c 
 
 Talking, _ about suffering (hypochondriasis) : 
 lArg nit. 
 
 Talking, causes sweat : Amb. 
 
 Talking, syllables, drops them: IKali br.; uses 
 wrong, I Lye 
 
 Talking,does not correspond with thought: IBell. 
 
 Talking, constantly loses thread: IMed. 
 
 Talking, of nothing but carious tooth that has 
 been extracted : 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Talking a torrent of words : llgn. 
 
 Talking, causes tremor: Amb. 
 
 Talking, unintelligible : IHyos., IPhos. ac, 
 B IStram.; with open eyes (typhoid fever), 
 IVer. v.; rising up in bed, with short tremu- 
 lous respiration, evening after lying down, Zinc. 
 
 Talking, vivacious, hammering headache: ISul. 
 
 Talking, in a whisper, if long continued it 
 causes a dry, straining cough with a feeling of 
 compression in chest(aphonia nervosa): 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Talking, wildly: Ars., Camph., I IVer. v. 
 
 Talking, words : at times well chosen, at others 
 uses high-sounding phrases (mania puerper- 
 alis^, INux v.; curtailed, Stram.; difficult to 
 find fitting ones, ILyc; difficulty in finding 
 and keeping the right one, although right idea 
 is present to mind (anaemia of frontal lobe of 
 brain), I IKali br.; difficulty in connecting, 
 Murex; difficult to find the right one (typhoid), 
 
 I I Puis., in aphasia, I ISyph.; drops them 
 (chorea), I IVer. v.; uses words not intended, 
 Alum.; misapplies, Bov., BCalc, HCinch., 
 Osm., in delirium tremens, I IStram., in talk- 
 ing or writing^ ISul.; omits, ICham., one, often 
 leads into midst of another story, IILach.; 
 unable to find right, Act. rac, Carb. s., Dulc, 
 ■Phos. ac, with indigestion, ILyc, in neu- 
 ralgia of scalp, 1 1 Staph., worse from exertion 
 and sleepless nights, Agar. ; are forgotten, 
 IKali br.; slow to find, ICoca, I IStram.; are 
 swallowed, Thuya ; utters single broken words 
 in higher voice, Stram.; uses wrong ones, 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 HCaust., BBCinch., BLyc, Lyss,, BNux v., 
 MStram., IThuya, after emission, ILil. tig., 
 in headache, INux m., in typhoid, BCoccul., 
 ILyc, in typhus, lArn. 
 
 Talking, worse, from : Magn. c. 
 $^> Speech, Chapter 11. 
 
 TEARS, things around him : Bell., Hyos., Yer. 
 
 Tears, bed covers and clothing: in melancholia 
 religiosa, I Kali ph. 
 
 Tears, or cuts buttons off her dress, worse during 
 menses (fits): I ICEnan. 
 
 Tears clothes: BIgn., 1 1 Stram.; in insanity from 
 drinking, IHyos. 
 
 Tears, desire to : everything to pieces, Iod.; in 
 intermittent: BCimex. 
 
 Tears hair : children, BBell. ; with unconscious- 
 ness, Tuberc; uterine dementia, I ILil. tig. 
 
 Tears, in mania : BCup. m. 
 
 Tears, night dress and bedclothes : BBell. 
 
 TEMPER, bad: BBCham., BUran.n.; phthisi- 
 cal habit, I I Tuberc. 
 
 Temper, capricious : BSul. ac. 
 
 Temper, irritable (diabetes) : BNux v. 
 
 Temper, better during menses : Cycl. 
 
 Temper, quick : BSul. 
 
 Temper, savage : Lyss. 
 
 Temper, unhappy: iRhus. 
 $ijr Anger, etc. 
 
 TENDER, disposition : I llgn. 
 
 Tender, alternate with rage : Croc. 
 g^ 3 * Mild, Sensitive, Yielding. 
 
 THEORIZING, constantly: BECann. i. 
 gigr 3 Metaphysics, Speculation. 
 
 THOUGHTS "(thinking), absorbed in : Aeon., 
 BCon., Cycl., I llgn., Ipec; with closed eyes, 
 BCann. i.; yet thinks of nothing (typhus), 
 BArn. 
 
 Thoughts, of accidents having happened : Osm. 
 
 Thoughts, arrested by thrills caused by imag- 
 ining something unpleasant : Asar. 
 
 Thoughts, anxious: Sul. 
 
 Thoughts, averse to: Act. sp., BAilant., I lAst. 
 r., BBBapt., BBry., Caps., Case, B Cinch., Ferr., 
 Lact. ac, 1 1 Petrol., BSil.; in evening and after 
 dinner, Lyss.; nervous debility, BCurar.; after 
 a walk in open air, Am. 
 
 Thoughts, on awakening, terrible (nervous ex- 
 citability) : 1 1 Calab. 
 
 Thoughts cause pain or soreness in brain: 
 Daphne. 
 
 Thoughts, of business of day prevent sleep for 
 an hour : BCoccul. 
 
 Thoughts, chasing through brain : Ptel. _ 
 
 Thoughts, of coffee causes nausea : Lil. tig. 
 
 Thoughts, by collecting, could recall things 
 read many years ago : Ptel. 
 
 Thoughts, cannot collect : Cochl., BFerr., BLac 
 c, 1 1 Pic. ac, Ptel.; during apyrexia, Ipec; in 
 brain fag, BPhos. ac; during chill, Caps.; to 
 reply to question, drops what he is holding in 
 his hands, BNitr. ac; while listening to ser- 
 mon, on account of joyful feeling without 
 cause, Anag.; for an hour in morning on 
 awaking, Thuya; must rouse himself forcibly, 
 BNux m. 
 
 Thoughts, about complaint : when left alone, 
 Ars., in angina pectoris, BAur. mur.; fissure of 
 anus, BHam.; better from, BBCamph., Coccul., 
 BHell.; of incurability (cancerous inoculation), 
 Ars.; brings on attack (catalepsy), BArt. v.; 
 brings on chilly waves, Chin, a.; cough worse, 
 1 1 Bar. c; one-sided heat of face worse, Spong.; 
 
 hemorrhoids ' and hysteria worse, BCaust.; 
 causes palpitation, Alum.; worse from, BBar. 
 c, BCalc p., BGels. J^g~ pain. 
 
 Thoughts, cannot concentrate: BCanth., Med.; 
 in malarial ataxy, Arg. nit. 
 
 Thoughts, confused, jfe* Confusion. 
 
 Thoughts, loses continuity : I.ISyph. 
 
 Thoughts, do not correspond to sense : BBell. 
 
 Thoughts, crowd : different trains, Yerbas.; 
 cause sleeplessness, BFluor. ac; is too weak to 
 keep them off or to hold one idea, Ars.; a mass 
 of subjects, some scientific, cross each other on 
 closing eyes, Spong. 
 
 Thoughts, desultory : Aloe. 
 
 Thoughts, cause diarrhoea: Arg. nit. 
 
 Thoughts, difficult: Alum., BAnac oc, Apis, 
 Ascl. t-, BlCalc, Camph., Carb. s., BCarbo v., 
 IChel., Cinch., BClem., BCoccul., Cochl., BDig., 
 Eryng., BHyos., Blod., Lactu. v., BMez., BNatr. 
 m., 1 1 Ptel., I IRhus, Sec, BSep., BStram., BSul., 
 l3Zinc; in diabetes, INatr. s.; in evening, 
 GCochl.; in headache, Diad.; from sensation as 
 if head were enlarged and distended, 1 1 Ran. 
 b.; from heaviness in head, BOp.; sometimes 
 impossible, Lyss.; in morning (old people), 
 BAmb.; after vertigo, BCoccul.; in vesical 
 humor, BCanth. 
 Jgigr 1 Mental Exertion, and Concentration. 
 
 Thoughts, disconnected: Yiol. 
 
 Thoughts, distracted : I INux v.; with vertigo, 
 BMerc 
 
 Thoughts, reappear in his dreams : Psor. 
 
 Thoughts, too much exertion : Ars. m. 
 
 Thoughts, eyes: cause dimness of vision, Arg. nit. 
 
 Thoughts, face : heat with soreness of left cheek 
 from, Lyss.; cause pain, Amm. c 
 
 Thoughts, fatigue: BCoccul. 
 
 Thoughts, fixed, immovable : Iod. 
 
 Thoughts, great flow, difficult to arrange, IPhos. 
 
 Thoughts, about food he has eaten makes him 
 sick : 1 1 Sars. 
 
 Thoughts about future : Cinch, bol., Cycl. 
 
 Thoughts, headache, from: Arg. nit., ECoff., 
 Lyss., BParis, Sabad., BSpig.; but cannot stop 
 thinking, Calab.; drawing in right side of 
 forehead, worse, Calc; dulness, Natr. m.; 
 pressing, BLyss. 
 
 Thoughts, heavy flow : BSep. 
 
 Thoughts, of himself, desire to be diverted : 
 Camph. 
 
 Thoughts, as though one cannot think outside of 
 himself: Crot. t. 
 
 Thoughts, hurried : Calc 
 
 Thoughts, inability to think : Abies, Abrot., 
 Anac, B Arg. met., Arm, Ars., BBBapt., BCanth., 
 BGels., Gymn.,Hydr.ac, BHyos., Kreo., B BNatr. 
 c, 1 1 Natr. s., BPhos., BStaph., BThuya, 1 1 Zinc; 
 after getting out of bed, BStram.; caused by 
 tightness in brain, Med.; as after excessive 
 coition, BPhos. ac; confusion, BJEthus.; in 
 convulsions, 1 1 Staph.; with drowsiness, Calc 
 p.; in evening, I llgn.; injurious effect of gas- 
 light, BCaust.; in headache, BAlum., 1 1 Sep.; in 
 nervous headache, BTereb.; with roaring and 
 buzzing in head and ears (ozsena), BNatn m.; 
 by least interruption, Berb.; in morning, 
 BPhos. ac; in pneumonia, BSul.; with stupe- 
 faction, dizziness and vacancy in head, Kreo.; 
 sudden after luncheon, Calc. s.; when reading, 
 Stann.; with vertigo, BBNux v. 
 
 Thoughts, increased, power of: BCoff. 
 
 Thoughts, of doing injury to others : Osm. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Thoughts, muddled : INux m. 
 
 Thoughts, cause pain in nose : Lyss. 
 
 Thoughts, obscene : ILil. tig. j^" Lascivious. 
 
 Thoughts, pain : aggravates Bapt,, IHell.; and 
 makes her want to urinate, IMerc v. ; causes it 
 to return, HOxal. ac; undefined, disagreeable 
 sensation, I I Agar, g^ complaint. 
 
 Thoughts, cause palpitation : fllgn. 
 
 Thoughts, about past troubles : ilXitr. ac. 
 
 Thoughts, profusion of: causes confusion in 
 writing, llgn. 
 
 Thoughts, rapid: Aeon., lOxal. ac, Kob. 
 
 Thoughts, inability to recall : on account of dif- 
 ferent thoughts crowding on brain, HCann. i. 
 
 Thoughts, retarded: slow, Cup. ac, Chlorof., 
 ■Graph.; in apoplexy, lArn. 
 
 Thoughts, same project, and nothing else : Ang.; 
 with sleeplessness, ICalc; unpleasant subject, 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Thoughts, serious : are terrifying, IPlat. 
 
 Thoughts, prevent sleep: ICalc, IGraph., IXux 
 v., ISep., ISul.; after midnight, 1 1 Hep.; after 
 awaking at 2 a.m., Sil. 
 
 Thoughts, seem to stand still : ICann. s. 
 
 Thoughts, terrible : take possession of him 
 (mania), Hod. 
 
 Thoughts, in attempting to think of one thing 
 another thought intrudes :_ Aeon. 
 
 Thoughts, it seems to her as if two entirely dif- 
 ferent trains of, influenced her at the same 
 time : Lyss. 
 
 Thoughts, painful vacant feeling on attempting 
 to think (yellow fever): I Gels. 
 
 Thoughts, vanishing : Ars. s. f., ICalc, Kali bi., 
 Kreo., ILyc, IXux m., 01. an.; with blackness 
 before eyes, in paroxysms, ILach.; with faint- 
 ing, seeming to her of a half hour's duration, 
 but really only momentary, IXux m.; gradual 
 as when falling asleep, Asar.; while reading, 
 ends in falling asleep, INux m.; before men- 
 ses, IINux m.; momentary, Viol. ; after over- 
 lifting, Psor.; whenrefiecting, BXitr.ac , Ban. b.; 
 when he attempts to express them they van- 
 ish, strange thoughts take their place, he 
 could not recall the former ones, Viol.; sudden, 
 BManc; before she can give them utterance 
 (after sunstroke ), IStram.; while talking, read- 
 ing or writing, I INuxm.; with vertigo, ICham.; 
 with sickness of stomach, as soon as she closes 
 eyes, Therid. 
 
 Thoughts, cause vertigo (brainfag): IPbos. ac 
 
 Thoughts, wandering: IPuls.; and dwell on 
 images and fancies, Arn. 
 
 Thoughts, weakened power of correctly ex- 
 pressing: I Con. 
 
 Thoughts, wild : Stram. 
 
 Thoughts, thinking makes her wretched (preg- 
 nancy) : 1 1 Stann. 
 
 ggT 3 Delusion, Mental activity, exertion and 
 concention, also Eefiection, Study. 
 
 THOUGHTFUL. j^Refiective. 
 
 THOUGHTLESS : Thuya ; with foolish gest- 
 ures and complaint of pain, I IMosch. 
 
 THROWS things in air : with crazy laughter 
 (children), Camph. 
 
 Throws away: everything given it (child), SCina, 
 ICoff.; a lacemaker threw about her bobbins in- 
 cessantly, and everything into confusion, Stram. 
 
 Throws, things into fire regardless of value 
 (mental disturbance) : 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Throws, herself forcibly about: ICalc; upon 
 floor, and rolls about, 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Throws, things out of window : 1 1 Stram. 
 
 TIME, mistakes days : Badiag. 
 
 Time, seems long: I Alum., Arg. n., IIMed., 
 IMerc., IXux in., IXux v., Pallad.; in post- 
 partum hemorrhage, ICann. s.; way home too 
 long, IIGlon.; seconds seem ages, I ICann. i. 
 
 Time, passes too quickly : I ICoccul., Therid. 
 
 Time, if set : worries day before, and is ready 
 before time (chronic diarrhoea, epilepsy), I Arg. 
 nit. 
 
 TIMIDITY. ggg~ Cowardice, Fear. 
 
 TORMENTS those about him day and night : 
 
 I ICalc. 
 
 TORPOR: Ammoniac, lApis, Berb., ICic, 
 ICrotal., IGels., IIKalibr., IINuxni, IIOp., 
 IPlumb., Sang., IStram., Lran. n. 
 
 Torpor, in Addison's disease : Hod. 
 
 Torpor, in apoplexy : IPlumb. 
 
 Torpor, in constipation : llXatr. m. 
 
 Torpor, after convulsions : Cup. m. 
 
 Torpor, in indigestion : IMerc cor. 
 
 Torpor, with intercurrent erethism : I IPuls. 
 
 Torpor, in fever: IHyos. 
 
 Torpor, caused by a dull depressing pain through 
 whole head (under pressure of great weariness 
 or excitement) : Polyg. 
 
 Torpor, with sleepiness during day : IMagn. m. 
 
 Torpor, with weakness: ILyc. 
 
 Torpor, worse in damp weather : 1 1 Sang. 
 JE^aT 1 Apathy, Dulness, Indifference. 
 
 TRANQUIL. j^~ Peace, Quiet, Serene, Sub- 
 dued. 
 
 TOUCHED, aversion to being: lAnt. c, 
 
 I I Ant. t., HCham.; in headache, 1 1 Zinc; in- 
 sane women will not be touched or approached, 
 I Thuya. 
 
 Touched, not conscious of being (typhoid): 
 IXitr. sp. d. 
 
 Touched, everything within reach : Bell.; feels 
 of those around her, Bell. 
 
 Touched, does not know whether objects seen 
 are really there, or whether she only imagines 
 them, until she has touched them : Sul. 
 
 TRANCE: IILach. 
 
 Trance, alternates with : spasmodic symptoms 
 every Summer, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Trance, after convulsions : 1 1 Stram. 
 
 Trance, eyes: closed, answers no questions, lifts 
 arm at every stroke of town clock, plays on 
 piano with closed eyes, writes letters in an 
 acquired language more correctly than in wak- 
 ing state, occupies himself for liours with the 
 number 6 (priapism, spasms), ICamph. 
 
 Trance, unconscious, or wrapt in imagination: 
 thinks himself in grave, IGels. 
 
 Trance, everything seems unreal to her: Amyl. 
 Jg^* Clairvoyance, Ecstasy. 
 
 TRAVEL, desire to, far away, almost uncon- 
 trollable : I IMerc B^ 3 Escape, Eun away. 
 
 TRICKS: insane, spiteful, I Cup. m. 
 ggg" Actions, Antics, Malice, Spiteful. 
 
 UNCERTAINTY, feeling of: I I Amyl. 
 
 UGLINESS, of disposition : ILac c. 
 
 UNCONSCIOUS : Act. sp., ^Esc g., ^Ethus., 
 I lAmyg., I lAnthrac, Ant.chl., Ant. c, lAnt. 
 t., I Apis, lArg.nit., I Arn., Ars., lArum t., Ars. 
 h., I lAst. r., IBell., Bism., Bov., Calad., Calc, 
 s., Carbol. ac, I ICed., ICham., I ICic, ICina, 
 Citrus, Coff. t., Colch., ICon., ICup. ac, Cupr. 
 b., Cycl., IDig., Filix, IGels., IGlon., I IHell., 
 BHydr. ac, IHyos., Ilpec, I Kali br., ILach., 
 Lauroc, ILyc, Lyss., I IMerc, IMosch., 
 
78 
 
 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 INatr. m., Nitr. ac, IINux m., (Enan., Ole- 
 and., 1 1 Paris, 1 1 Petrol., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plumb., 
 IIOp., Sabad., Sec, ISul., IStram., ITabac, 
 Vespa, I Zinc 
 
 Unconscious, abdomen : lancinating, pinching, 
 and sensation as if he must go to stool, Spig. 
 
 Unconscious, in albuminuria : ICoccus. 
 
 Unconscious, alternately with delirium : IPhos. 
 
 Unconscious, in angina pectoris: I Act. rac, I lArn. 
 
 Unconscious, answers correctly when spoken 
 to: lArn. ; periodic ecstasy, ICic 
 
 Unconscious, in apoplexy: ILach., 1 1 (Enan., 
 1 1 Phos., 1 1 Puis.; as if dying, speechless, Aeon.; 
 nervous form, ICup. ac, Cup. m. ; in drunk- 
 ards or old people, IIOp. 
 
 Unconscious, apparently (hysteria): IHydras. 
 
 Unconscious, almost, at night when he awakes: 
 1 1 Ast. r.; complains, in diphtheria, I Kali bi. 
 
 Unconscious, feeling as though she would be- 
 come (diphtheria) : 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Unconscious, brain : from pressure on anterior 
 lobe (epilepsy), Ast. r. ; brain troubles of 
 children (cholera infantum), IMagn. p.; in 
 meningitis, I Apis, 1 1 Ehus, I Ver., cerebro- 
 spinal, I Hell., IHydr. ac. 
 
 Unconscious, breathing: apoplectic, IIOp. 
 
 Unconscious, in burns: ICalend. 
 
 Unconscious, in catalepsy : Camph. 
 
 Unconscious, with chill, jg^ fever. 
 
 Unconscious, in cholera Asiatica : IBry. 
 
 Unconscious, in cholera infantum : ICadm. s. 
 
 Unconscious, with colic : Asaf. 
 
 Unconscious, with collapse : Anthrac 
 
 Unconscious, convulsions: during, Absin., 
 I Aeon., Agar., Ant. t., I Ast. r., Camph., 
 
 I ICic, ICoccul., ICup. m., IGlon.; after, ICic, 
 
 I I (Enan.; afterbeingunjustlyaccused, 1 1 Staph.; 
 after fright, ICup. m.; worse during menses, 
 1 1 (Enan.; in trismus, I I (Enan.; in epilepti- 
 form, IChin. a.; epileptic, ICalc a., ICalc p., 
 ILyc; periodical, in typhoid, IMosch.; puer- 
 peral, I Atrop. s., IChin. s., ICic, 1 1 Coccul., 
 IGlon., IINuxv., IOp., IPuls., in quick suc- 
 cession during seventh month of pregnancy 
 in a woman with dropsy, albuminuria, head- 
 ache, etc., 1 1 (Enan. ; tetanic, ICic; after 
 fright, ICup.m.; worse during menses, 1 1 (Enan. 
 
 Unconscious, coughing: before attack, HCina; 
 
 during attack, Ipec ; from arrest of breathing, 
 
 better cold water, BIpec ; in whooping cough, 
 
 ICina. 
 Unconscious, in croup : ICarbo v. 
 Unconscious, lies as if dead : lArn., ICarbo v. 
 Unconscious, with muttering delirium: picking 
 
 at bedclothes (typhoid), ILyc 
 Unconscious, in delirium tremens: IINux v. 
 Unconscious, in diphtheria : IMerc sol. 
 Unconscious, in dysmenorrhea : ICycl. 
 Unconscious, from earache: Curar. ; deafness 
 
 after Quinine, I Gels. 
 Unconscious, in epilepsy: Art. v., lAst. r., 
 
 I ICalc, ICaust., ICrotal., ICup. m., Curar., 
 
 IGlon., ICEnan., IStann., I ISumb. 
 Unconscious, in eruptive diseases : lApis. 
 Unconscious, after excitement : INux m. 
 Unconscious, eyes: open (periodic ecstasy), 
 
 ICic. ; protruding, 1 1 Ver.; pupils dilated, eyes 
 
 staring (child), /Ethus. 
 Unconscious, face : deep red or purple, IGlon. ; 
 
 red (dentition), ICanth. ; swollen, 1 1 Ver. ; 
 
 prosopalgia, IGlon. 
 Unconscious, falling: Acet. ac, I IBufo., ICann. i., 
 
 Carbo v., ICoccul., IGlon., IPlumb. ; in apo- 
 plexy, I Aeon., 1 1 Phos. ; body cold and stiff 
 like a piece of wood, 1 1 Hyos. ; in delirium 
 tremens, IINux v.; turns red suddenly, and 
 falls (teething child), 1 1 Aeon.; with howling 
 cries, Camph. ; with nausea, ICoccul. ; in syn- 
 cope, IINux v.; sensation as if he would, Calc 
 
 Unconscious, fever: during chill, ICamph., 
 IHep., ISpong., IStram.; with chill in puer- 
 peral peritonitis, ILach.; in cold stage of 
 intermittent, lArs.; during heat, Mane. , IPhos. 
 ac, IStram.; during sweat, IStram. ; in bilious, 
 ICrotal.; intermittent, lApis, llpec; febris 
 nervosa stupida, Melil.; during sweat, IStram.; 
 in typhoid, lAgar., IBapt., ICalad., IColch., 
 IMur. ac, INitr. sp. d., INux m, IPhos., 
 IStram., IZinc; yellow fever, I ICanth. 
 
 Unconscious, with frantic spells : Aloe. 
 
 Unconscious, with maniacal frenzy : Camph. 
 
 Unconscious, with headache: IGlon., Nuxv., 
 ISil.; from, IBell.; after epileptic attacks, 
 IKali bi.; with vertigo as if he would fall, 
 worse morning on rising, I Spig. ; from stitches 
 or pressing in one side of head, INux v. ; after 
 headache, llgn. 
 
 Unconscious, head: congestion to, IGlon., IHyos., 
 I ISul., during pregnancy, I IGlon.; drawn to 
 right shoulder, Camph.; from stitches or press- 
 ing in one side, INux v.; when turning, Rhus. 
 
 Unconscious, heart: irregularity of action, ISang.; 
 heart disease, lArs., lAur. met. ; hypertrophy 
 of, IDig. 
 
 Unconscious, in hemorrhage : after labor, 1 1 Sa- 
 bina, ICann. s. ; uterine, ICinch. 
 
 Unconscious, in hydrocephalus : Art. v., IGrat. 
 
 Unconscious, in hydrothorax : following metri- 
 tis, 1 1 Citrus. 
 
 Unconscious, in hysteria: ICed., I ICinnam., 
 I i Nux v. 
 
 Unconscious, after tumult of ideas : Camph. 
 
 Unconscious, in kidney disease : IChel. 
 
 Unconscious, in premature labor: 1 1 Sec; after 
 labor, IChin. s. 
 
 Unconscious, with immobility of left leg: INux m. 
 
 Unconscious, lies stretched out : lyEthus. 
 
 Unconscious, loses himself every few moments : 
 ICann. i. 
 
 Unconscious, before menses : INux m. 
 
 Unconscious, in metritis : Canth. 
 
 Unconscious, after a clear mind: Tereb. 
 
 Unconscious, momentary : Chim. m. 
 
 Unconscious, motions, during : child stands up 
 in bed, ICroc 
 
 Unconscious, as if struck by apoplexy, with 
 agonizing attacks of neuralgic pain, between 
 temporal region and ciliary arch and maxilla : 
 IKali cy. 
 
 Unconscious, with opisthotonus : ILach., Ver. v. 
 
 Unconscious, with palpitation : Cact., I INux m. 
 
 Unconscious, paralysis with imbecility : lAnac 
 oc 
 
 Unconscious, paroxysms while sewing or talk- 
 ing, attacks daily for a month : 1 1 Tuberc ; 
 once or twice a week for nine hours, ILaur. 
 
 Unconscious, on assuming upright position: 
 IColch. 
 
 Unconscious, with rage : IStram. 
 
 Unconscious, worse on rising : IOp. 
 
 Unconscious, sat up in bed : Stram. 
 
 Unconscious, in scarlatina : lApis, Zinc. ; after 
 suppressed eruption, lAilant. 
 
 Unconscious, with screaming : tearing her hair, 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 beating head with fists, or against the wall or 
 floor, 1 1 Tuberc. 
 
 Unconscious, in shock from injury: lArn., 
 Chlorof. 
 
 Unconscious, attacks while sitting (anaemia) : 
 ICaust. 
 
 Unconscious, with heavy sleep preceded by 
 tingling in head and limbs : Sec. 
 
 Unconscious, loss of speech and motion : Laur. 
 
 Unconscious, after painful tension in spine and 
 headache : INatr. m. 
 
 Unconscious, is aroused when spoken to (deli- 
 rium) : IIHyos. 
 
 Unconscious, after stool : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Unconscious, sudden: BCoccul., IHydr. ac, 
 IKali &, ILaur., (Enan. ; following excite- 
 ment as after champagne, Amyg. ; especially 
 at night, llgn. 
 
 Unconscious, in sunstroke : IGlon. ; with teta- 
 nus, IBell. j$-gT Sunstroke, Chap. 3. 
 
 Unconscious, of surrounding objects, evening 
 while conversing : Sinap. 
 
 Unconscious, with inability to swallow (convul- 
 sions in a child) : lAmyl.; after, IKali c, 
 Jatroph. 
 
 Unconscious, vertigo : during, IBov., ICanth., 
 Crotal., IKali br., IKali c, Mane, IINuxv., 
 Ran. sc, ISep.; in chronic alcoholism, IPhos.; 
 in typhoid, ICic. 
 
 Unconscious, with vomiting: Calend.; of about 
 a pound of black coagulated blood (hasmate- 
 mesis), I INux v. 
 
 Unconscious, with flesh wounds: ICalend. 
 
 Unconscious, with worms : ICina. 
 $^~ Coma, Stupor. 
 
 UNEASY: All sat., 1 1 Apis, Aur.met., ICaust, 
 INitr. ac, I IPtel., I ITarant., IThuya, Zinc. 
 
 Uneasy, apparently from abdomen : Ant. t. 
 
 Uneasy, as if he had committed a crime (ceph- 
 alalgia) : 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Uneasy, to fainting : ICalc. 
 
 Uneasy, fever: intermittent, I Apis. 
 
 Uneasy, for future : IIBry. 
 
 Uneasy, when reading or thinking, with press- 
 ing in forehead and top of head, returning at 
 4 p.m. seventh day : Lyss. 
 
 Uneasy, in scarlatina : lApis. , 
 
 Uneasy, before thunderstorm, terrific screams 
 after heavy thunderbolt : I Gels. 
 M^~ Anxiety, also Chapter 36. 
 
 UNOBSERVANT, children, in otitis : IISul. 
 Jg^° Apathy, Dulness, Indifference, Torpor. 
 
 UNPLEASANT THINGS, inclined to dwell 
 on: IBenz. ac, Kreo., INatr. m. 
 
 UNSTEADY: Asaf., Bism., IIKali br., 
 IThuya, Zinc, fi^" Changeable, Fickle, Fit- 
 ful, Indecision, Irresolute. 
 
 VACILLATING, jggir Indecision, Unsteady, 
 etc. 
 
 VACUITY, feeling of : Benz. ac. 
 
 VEHEMENCE: Aur. met., Carb. s., Ferr., 
 I IKali. iod., ILed., INatr. m., IPhos., ISep. 
 
 Vehemence, ailments from : lAur. met., Coff. 
 
 Vehemence, atrophy of infants: 1 1 Petrol., 
 IPhos. 
 
 Vehemence, in delirium tremens : I INux v. 
 
 Vehemence, in intermittent: ICimex. 
 
 Vehemence, after arrest of hemorrhage : llgn. 
 gg^ 33 A.nger, Fury, Rage, Raving. 
 
 VERSES, makes: Agar., IStram. 
 
 VEXATION: IIArs., Ars. h., Ars. m., IBry., 
 UCham., Hydr. ac, IIKali iod., IIKali ph., 
 
 Magn. c, IMez., I INux v., 1 1 Petrol., ISep., 
 Spong., Zinc. 
 
 Vexation, ailments from: lAcon., Ant. t., 
 lApis, IIArs., BAur. met., Cadm. s., ICochl., 
 Illpec, IILyc, INatr. m., liStaph.; with re- 
 served displeasure, llgn.; with fright, Coff., 
 I Petrol. 
 
 Vexation, causes catalepsy : Art. v. 
 
 Vexation, causes chorea: ICaust. 
 
 Vexation, causes colic : IIColoc 
 
 Vexation, causes convulsions : IICup. m. 
 
 Vexation, causes cough : lAcon., IStaph., Ver. 
 
 Vexation, causes depression : Calc p. 
 
 Vexation, causes diarrhoea : Calc p., I Cham. 
 
 Vexation, causes dyspnoea : Ars., ICup. m. 
 
 Vexation, easily : Bell., IGraph., Iris ; in 
 aphonia, IFerr.; in chorea, ICalc; from least 
 contradiction, Niccol.; at trifles, I Aeon., I Ars., 
 I IChel, Mang., Natr. ph., INitr. ac, IPlat. 
 
 Vexation, causes epilepsy: Art. v., I ICalc 
 
 Vexation, causes red spots in face : Amm. c. 
 
 Vexation, sees faces when closing eyes : IBry. 
 
 Vexation, cannot forget : Sars. 
 
 Vexation, causes gastralgia : ICham. 
 
 Vexation, causes headache : ICoft'. 
 
 Vexation, causes hemicrania : ICham. 
 
 Vexation, head, stinging in, after: ICham.; 
 tearing in, after, ICham.; painful to slightest 
 touch, after, I IMez. 
 
 Vexation, after arrest of hemorrhage : llgn. 
 
 Vexation, with herself: ISul. 
 
 Vexation, with himself: IBell. 
 
 Vexation, causes hysteria : 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Vexation, causes jaundice : BAur. met, lAur. 
 mur. nat., INatr. s. 
 
 Vexation, with bursts of laughter : ICroc 
 
 Vexation, liver: stinging in, after, ICham.; 
 hepitatis, after, ICham. 
 
 Vexation, suppression of menses from : IColoc 
 
 Vexation, causes mental depression: 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Vexation, causes mental derangement: 
 ILach., IPlat, 
 
 Vexation of mother, child vomits milk : Cochl. 
 
 Vexation, inclined to vex others: HCinch. 
 
 Vexation, causes palpitation: I Aur. mur. 
 
 Vexation, felt as if paralyzed : ICist. 
 
 Vexation, past vexations arise from most indif- 
 ferent thoughts and from every occurrence in 
 life, unite with new vexations, cannot free 
 herself from them : Sul. 
 
 Vexation, causes pain in right shoulder blade 
 as if bruised : 1 1 Coloc 
 
 Vexation, causes frequent spitting : ICalc. 
 
 Vexation, could tear himself to pieces : Sul. 
 
 Vexation, at trifles : ICon. j^° easily. 
 
 Vexation, causes vertigo : Calc. 
 
 Vexation, causes vomiting : ICham. 
 
 Vexation, weeping, with violent quarrelling, 
 even to extreme malice and rage : 1 1 Mosch. 
 
 Vexation, walks as if lame, after: Calc. p. 
 
 Vexation, cannot work, after: Calc p. 
 
 fi@° Anger, Cross, Irritable, 111 humor, Tem- 
 per, Peevish and Worry. 
 
 VIGILANCE, morbid : I ILvc vir.;in hysteria, 
 IHyos. 
 gglT Jealous, Mistrust, Suspicion. 
 
 VINDICTIVE: INatr. m., INitr. ac. 
 
 Es^ Compare Harsh, Hateful, Malice, Rancor, 
 Spiteful. 
 
 VIOLENT: Abrot, Absin., 1 1 Ant t., ICalc, 
 HCic, IIHyos., IINux v., IPetrol., I IPhos., 
 Sul., Tarant. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 Violent, with bodily activity : 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Violent, ailments, from : IBry. 
 
 Violent, chases family out of house : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Violent, when crossed (megrim) : 1 1 SSL; worse 
 during menses (convulsions), I ICEnan. 
 
 Violent, in delirium : IPhos.; tremens, Chlorof. 
 
 Violent, as if drunk (lead colic) : lAlum. 
 
 Violent, in acute mania : IStram.; can be kept 
 in bed with difficulty, ILach. 
 
 Violent, in menorrhagia : I INux v. 
 
 Violent, in nymphomania: 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Violent, suddenly sprang away from attendants 
 and swept everything from mantelpiece, said 
 she was sorry, but could not help it : 1 1 Tarant. 
 
 Violent, breaks "window (mania) : Hyos. 
 
 Violent, in whooping cough: IBry. 
 
 B&" Anger, Antagonism, Biting, Brawling, 
 Breaking, Curses, Defiant, Delirium, De- 
 stroys, Frantic, Frenzy, Fury, Mania, 
 Quarrelsome, Rage, Eaving, Scratching, 
 Striking, Tearing. 
 
 VISIONS. $^~ Delusion. 
 
 VIVACITY: Kob. 
 
 Vivacity, in heart disease : ICact. 
 
 Vivacity, with love of prattling : 1 1 Paris. 
 Big" 5 Lively. 
 
 VOICES, personifies (delirium tremens): 
 1 1 Stram. %^° Delusions, of hearing. 
 
 VOLUPTUOUS. j$ii~ Amorous, Erotic, Las- 
 civious. 
 
 WALK, aversion to : cannot or will not, 
 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Walk, desire to : as soon as she sets out, desire 
 gone, Calc. s.; restless, Chlor. 
 
 Walk, floor, day and night (uterine dementia) : 
 ILil. tig. 
 
 Walk hither and thither : Asaf. 
 
 Walk, hurriedly: IIArg. nit.; up and down 
 room (acute mania, induced by severe mental 
 excitement), IChloral. 
 
 Walk, about room : cannot make up his mind to 
 do anything, I IKali br., 1 1 Stram.; in a circle, 
 I I Thuya. 
 f$^ Escape, Restless, Run away, Wander. 
 
 'WANDERS, about as if half asleep : Con. 
 
 Wanders, about house : 1 1 Val. 
 
 Wanders away and hides : I Chloral. Ji^'Hide. 
 
 Wanders at night: ICalc; from home, and 
 ranges in woods (intermittent) : lElat.; up 
 and down room (insanity from drinking), 
 IHyos. 
 
 Wanders, restlessly about : could only be re- 
 strained by force, from running out into street, 
 I I Stram. 
 
 Wanders about streets: mad, furious (after 
 suppression of tinea capitis), I ISuL; uncon- 
 sciously, by day or night (congestive head- 
 ache), IMelil. 
 ®i^ Escape, Restless, Run, Walk. 
 
 "WASHING, acts as if she were : Bell. 
 
 Washing, dread of being washed : in children, 
 IBSul. 
 
 "WASPISH: lArn. 
 
 Jgi^ 111 humor, Irritable, etc. 
 
 "WASTEFUL: 1 1 Con. Jg^° Extravagant. 
 
 "WATER, cannot bear to hear running (nerv- 
 ousness, diarrhoea) : ILyss. 
 
 Water, sight of, renews idea of pain : ILyss. 
 
 Water, irritated by thinking of, as if he would 
 have to vomit : Ars. h. 
 
 "WAVERING, g^p Indecision. 
 
 WEEPING (crying, lachrymose disposition): 
 
 lAcon., lAct. rac, Alum., Amyg., Amm. m., 
 I Ant. c, I Ant. t., Apoc, 1 1 Apis, Ars., Ast. r. 
 lAur. met., lAur. mur., Bar. c, Bell., Berb., 
 Bry., ICalc, Cann.i., Card.m., SICaust., HChel., 
 Chlorof., liCic, ICina, ICinnam., ICoccul., 
 ICoff., Coloc, ICon., ICrotal.,lCycl.,IDig.,Eup. 
 pur., IFerr., IIGraph., IHydras., Ind. met., 
 Hod., IKali bi., IKali c, Kali f., IKreo., 
 IILactu. v., I ILil. tig., Lobel. c, Magn. m., 
 Magn. s., IMang., IMelil., IMerc, Merc. iod. 
 rub., Menyanth., I INatr. m., INatr. s., Niccol., 
 INitr. ac, I INux v., IPetrol., IPhos. ac, 
 ■Plat., MPsor., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., USpig., 
 ■Spong., IStram., ISul., Sul.ac, Syph., I lUstil., 
 Vacc, Vinca, I Viol., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Weeping, when admonished : ICalc. 
 
 Weeping, every afternoon : ISil. 
 
 Weeping, when alone: INatr. m.; with dysp- 
 noea, ILyc; in nervous affection, after ty- 
 phoid, IMancin. 
 
 Weeping, alternates with laughter: I Aeon., 
 Bor., ICoff., IHyos., Ilgn., IIMosch., IPhos., 
 IStram., I ISumb., Ziz.; precedes chorea, 
 IStram.; in silliest manner (mental disorder) 
 ■Lach.; in sciatica, due to retrolateral version 
 of uterus, I INux m.; in mania during lacta- 
 tion, IHyos. 
 
 Weeping, in anaemia: IFerr. 
 
 Weeping, at answering a question : IIPuls. 
 
 Weeping, with anxiety : Amm. c. 
 
 Weeping, in aphonia nervosa: 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Weeping, with apprehension : IIGraph., I IKali 
 iod. 
 
 Weeping, with pain in anus and rectum after 
 stool: IColch. 
 
 Weeping, in asthma, after spell : 1 1 Rumex. 
 
 Weeping, inclined to on awaking : IBell. 
 
 Weeping, on being awakened : concussion of 
 brain, ICic. 
 
 Weeping, with pain in back : ILil. tig. 
 
 Weeping, before going to bed : Lyss. 
 
 Weeping, better from, melancholy : IDig.; op- 
 pression of chest, lAnac, in suppression of 
 menses, ICycl." 
 
 Weeping, on attempting to take breast (child) : 
 Ant. t. 
 
 Weeping, on taking a deep breath (infantile 
 pneumonia) : 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Weeping, broken, often no sound (diphtheria) : 
 Lac c. 
 
 Weeping, bronchitis : ICina. 
 
 Weeping, when interrupted in business : IPuls. 
 
 Weeping, children: IBell., Bor., IB Cham.; new- 
 born when taken hold of or carried, I Cina. 
 
 Weeping, like a child: Arsen., 1 1 Cup. ac; 
 about illness, with senseless prattling, I ICalad. 
 
 Weeping, in cholera : 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Weeping, in chorea : lArt. v., ICaust., ICup. m. 
 
 Weeping, after catching cold : 1 1 Op. 
 
 Weeping, in colic : ICina, Coff, Jacea. 
 
 Weeping, before coma : Bufo. 
 
 Weeping, worse from consolation: Bell., 
 I ICact, I INatr. m. 
 
 Weeping, convulsions: causes, Bell.; during, 
 I Alum., HCamph., Ilgn., IMerc, INux v.; 
 epileptic, I ICup. m., Ilndig., ILach. 
 
 Weeping, cough: before paroxysms, 1 1 Am., 
 IBell.; during, lAnt. t., IBadiag., BCain., 
 IHep., I lOsm., Ver.; after, Hep.; with suffo- 
 cative, ISamb.; in whooping cough, lArn., 
 lAnt. t., ICaust. 
 
 Weeping, in croup : IHep., 1 1 Spong. 
 
1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
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 Weeping, during day: ICaust., I I Lye, IStram. 
 
 Weeping, from uncontrollable delight (after 
 parturition): ICoff. 
 
 Weeping, with delirium, before menses : ILyc. 
 
 Weeping, with depression (fainting) : ILac def. 
 
 Weeping, desire to: Amm. m., Ast. r., ICact, 
 Cinch, bol.; after coldness, ICoff.; buteyesare 
 dry, ICamph. 
 
 Weeping, in despair : ICup. ac. 
 
 Weeping, in diarrhoea : ICoccul., IFerr., Mar. v. 
 
 Weeping, discontent with himself: INitr. ac. 
 
 Weeping, discouraged (tonsillitis, angina) : 
 ■Apis. 
 
 Weeping, in dreams: ISil., ISpong.; frightful 
 or sad, IPuls. J^g* 5 night, sleep. 
 
 Weeping, easily: Arg. met., Ast. r., IBell., 
 ICalc, HCaust, IKali br., INatr. m., IIPuls., 
 Rhus; in epilepsy, DBufo.; in erotomania, 
 1 1 Plat.; in rheumatism, J I Puis. J^* inces- 
 santly. 
 
 Weeping, as soon as child eats: Staph.; until 
 child gets something to eat (hydrocephaloid 
 children), Bell. 
 
 Weeping, in periodic ecstasy : UCic. 
 
 Weeping, with eruptions : ICoff. 
 
 Weeping, in evening : Amm. c, IPlat.; with 
 oppression of chest, IRan. b.; with desire for 
 solitude, IRhus. 
 
 Weeping, face: in prosopalgia I IPlat.; jactita- 
 tion, lAcon.; numb feeling in malar bones, 
 as if parts were between screws (neuralgia), 
 IPlat.; neuralgia, ICup. ac. 
 
 Weeping, fever: Vacc; during heat, ISpong.; 
 in infants, I lAnac; in intermittent, 1 1 Ant. c; 
 with sweat, ISpong.; typhoid, ILyc, IVer. 
 
 Weeping, with headache : ICoff. , IKali c, Lyss . 
 
 Weeping, in heart disease: lAur. met., 1 1 Op. 
 
 Weeping, in hemiopia : lAur. met. 
 
 Weeping, from hiccough : Bell., ICic. 
 
 Weeping, hoarse: Brom.; in measles, Coff. 
 
 Weeping, with homesickness: IPhos. ac. 
 
 Weeping, in hydrocephaloid: HCina. 
 
 Weeping, in hypochondriasis : I Arg. nit., Mez. 
 g^g™ melancholia. 
 
 Weeping, hysterical: Ars., Cact., ICoff., I IKali 
 ph., INatr. m., I ITarant., I IVer. v.; after 
 spasms, ICaust.; from pain in right breast, 
 along course of lactiferous tubes after nursing, 
 IPhell.; with feeling of ball in throat, and 
 oppression of chest after sunset, Natr. s. 
 
 Weeping, inability : Ars. m. with grief, IGels. 
 
 Weeping, incessantly : IFerr.,IMurex, IStram., 
 1 1 Thuya ; cannot calm herself, worse from 4 
 to 8 p.?i., ILyc; catarrh of chest, IKali c; 
 child, intestinal spasms, 1 1 Op.; croup, I ISamb.; 
 in dysentery, IMerc. cor.; after a fall upon 
 head, I ISul. ac; in hysteria, ICamph.; insan- 
 ity, I IPuls.; in stomatitis, IMerc; and vio- 
 lently, llpec g^ easily. 
 
 Weeping, inconsolable, especially when spo- 
 ken to : IPlat. 
 
 Weeping, with indifference : I IPlat. 
 
 Weeping, in jaundice : I INux v. 
 
 Weeping, at things joyful, or sad : I IPuls. 
 
 Weeping, with drawing up of knees as if in 
 pain (child): I IPsor. 
 
 Weeping during labor: ICoff., ILyc; because 
 she is not delivered, IPuls, 
 
 Weeping, lamenting. ggg~ Lamentation. 
 
 Weeping, with hysterical laughter: IPhos. 
 
 Weeping, in affection of liver : IMagn. m. 
 Weeping, about his lonesome condition : ILith. 
 
 6 
 
 Weeping, caused by any observation, or steady 
 look (chorea) : I ITarant, 
 
 Weeping, loudly: IHep., I INux v., IStram.; in 
 conjunctivitis, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Weeping, with unrequited love : llgn. 
 
 Weeping, with measles : Coff. 
 
 Weeping, in mastitis : 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Weeping, in melancholia : lAlum., lAur. met., 
 IPhos.; fear of losing reason, or that she might 
 commit suicide, IPuls. tsiP hypochondria- 
 sis. 
 
 Weeping, menses : before, Con., ILyc, IPhos.; 
 during, lArs., ICoccul., ICoff., IPetrol., IPuls., 
 ■Phyt., IStram., Zinc; suppressed, IChen. 
 
 Weeping, about her weak mind (after sun- 
 stroke) : IStram. 
 
 Weeping, about being moved (nervous affec- 
 tion) : IMagn. c. 
 
 Weeping, in muscular atrophy : ICalc. 
 
 Weeping, from music : ISGraph., IKreo.; with 
 trembling of feet, Thuya. 
 
 Weeping, nausea and pain in back: IILil. tig. 
 
 Weeping, at night: IStram.; children, Arund., 
 IBor., I ILac c, IPsor., IRheum ; difficult den- 
 tition, IPhyt. 
 
 Weeping, at every nursing: IIPuls.; at every 
 attempt to nurse (diphtheria), ILac c 
 
 Weeping, with inclination to give offence, and 
 to feel offended: IStram. 
 
 Weeping, with pain: ICoff., IIGlon., IPlat.; 
 in cephalalgia periostitica, IMez.; better after 
 green slimy stool (bilious colic), IMerc sol. 
 ! Weeping, with palpitation, after mental excite- 
 ment: IPlat. 
 
 Weeping, in paralysis : ICaust. 
 
 Weeping, paroxysms: uncontrollable, I IKali 
 br.; in headache, ILachn.; two or three times 
 a day (parenchymatous keratitis), I ILac c; 
 at night, worse if child approaches fire, rub- 
 bing head quiets it, I ISul. 
 
 Weeping, when meeting people : lAur. met. 
 
 Weeping, periodical every four weeks : ICon. 
 
 Weeping, in praecordial anxiety : ICamph. 
 
 Weeping, during pregnancy: IMagn. c, BNatr. 
 m.; makes her worse, I IStann. 
 
 Weeping, rage : after, lArn.; as from, children, 
 Bell.; with maniacal rage, 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Weeping, on reading : ICrotal. 
 
 Weeping, in religiosa melancholia: IKali ph. 
 
 Weeping, after being mildly reproached : IPlat. 
 
 Weeping, with restlessness : Rheum ; in chil- 
 dren, with retention of urine from cold, 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Weeping, with sadness : ILobel. c. 
 
 Weeping, in scarlatina: 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Weeping, in scrofulosis : I ISul. 
 
 Weeping, with self-dissatisfaction : Ziz. 
 
 Weeping, from undue sensitiveness in chil- 
 dren: IKali ph. 
 
 Weeping, in silence : IPlat, 
 
 Weeping, sleep: because she could not, IPuls.; 
 with sleepiness, Cham.; during sleep, I ICaust,, 
 IKali c, I INux v., IRheum, in intermittent, 
 ISamb., with anxious dreams, I INatr. m., in 
 spasms of glottis, I IVer., unconscious of it, 
 I IKali iod., in catarrh of chest, IKali c 
 g^° night, dreams. 
 
 Weeping, sobbing: I ICic, ICoccul., llgn., 
 Lyss., I IMagn. p., Lobel. i.; continues long 
 after crying; llgn.; aloud when alone, BCon., 
 after menses, nymphomania, IStram.; during 
 sleep, lAur. met., IHyos., IOp., INitr. ac; 
 during pain (cephalalgia periostitica), IMez. 
 
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 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 
 
 with pressive pain on top of head, 1 1 Zinc; 
 spinal irritation, IChin. s. 
 
 Weeping, spasmodic : in asthma, Bov.; in pro- 
 sopalgia, 1 1 Staph.; during menses, Thuya. 
 
 Weeping, cannot speak without: EMed. 
 
 Weeping, in spermatorrhoea: I IXJstil. 
 
 Weeping, in spinal irritation : IChin. s. 
 
 Weeping, kindly spoken to: ISil., I I Thuya. 
 
 Weeping, during stool: BiEthus.; with liquid 
 slimy stool, as if fermented, IRheum. 
 
 Weeping, sudden, with clutching of hair, or 
 nurse's face (cerebro-spinal meningitis) : IDig. 
 
 Weeping, while stating her symptoms : BKali c, 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Weeping, if not talked to constantly (puerperal 
 convulsions): BGels. 
 
 Weeping, in tetanus : IChloral. 
 
 Weeping much, is very timid : B ILil. tig. 
 
 Weeping, with toothache: Therid.; especially 
 at night and after eating, BCoff. 
 
 Weeping, with tossing from pain : BPuls. 
 
 Weeping, if touched (children): lAnt. tart. 
 
 Weeping, unconsciously : Stram. 
 
 Weeping, prolapsus uteri : BBAur. met., BLil.tig., 
 UPallad. 
 
 Weeping, vehemently (child): BIRheum. 
 
 Weeping, walking in open air, and in evening, 
 with sadness : BSep 
 
 Weeping, following weakness (fainting spells): 
 BLac def. 
 
 Weeping, whispered sound (diphtheria): BLacc. 
 
 Weeping, does not know why : BCamph. 
 
 Weeping, when will is not done (child, bron- 
 chitis): BBCina. 
 
 Weeping, with unintelligible words : BLyc. 
 gigf 11 Grief, Howling, Lamenting, Sadness, 
 Whimpering, Whining. 
 
 WHIMPERING: BArs., BKreo. 
 
 Whimpering, in catarrh : BCalc. 
 
 Whimpering, before coma: Bufo. 
 
 Whimpering, with headache, left side : Chel. 
 
 Whimpering, peculiar (gastromalacia) : IMerc.d. 
 
 Whimpering, during sleep: BArn.; in mania-a- 
 potu, typhoid, BNux v. 
 
 Whimpering, when spoken to : I ITuberc. 
 $i^ Weeping. 
 
 WHINING: Ars., BBar. c, BCanth., Coff., 
 1 1 Kali iod., 1 1 Kali ph., Lachn., B Pod.; chil- 
 dren, BCina, IPod. 
 
 Whining, constant : Mang.; in gastromalacia, 
 BKreo. 
 
 Whining, with hot ear lobes : I Alum. 
 
 Whining, feeble (gastromalacia): BKreo. 
 
 Whining, in headache: Coff. 
 
 Whining, fever: typhoid, BVer. 
 
 Whining, in hydrocephaloid: I ITuberc. 
 
 Whining, when lifted diphtheria : I ISul. ac. 
 
 Whining, after menses (nymphomania): BStram. 
 
 Whining, in morning (child): BBor. 
 
 Whining, at night: Pod. 
 
 Whining, in obesity : Aur. met. 
 
 Whining, with pain : Lachn.; rheumatic, BColo. 
 
 Whining, piteous: BAcon. 
 
 Whining, restless : BBCham. 
 
 Whining, in scrofulosis : I I Sulph. 
 
 Whining, during sleep : Cinch., B BPuls., ISil.; 
 in brain affections of children, I ISul. 
 
 Whining, sudden : before eclampsia, Art. v. 
 
 Whining, summer complaint: before and dur- 
 ing attacks (infantile catarrh), I Ant. t. 
 
 Whining, tremulous manner : I Cup. m. 
 
 Whining, does not know why : IHyos. 
 
 Lamenting, Querulous, Weeping, Whim- 
 pering. 
 
 WHISTLING : Bell., ICroc, IPlat.; after great 
 depression, Merc. iod. flav.; in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; in vesicular erysipelas, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 WICKED : Anac; in mental derangement fol- 
 lowing amenorrhcea, BCoccul. 
 
 WXLDNESS: Lyss., I I Op., IMed., ILobel c. 
 
 WILL, active: during stupefaction, Chlor.; 
 slightest seems to have powerful effect, Agar. 
 
 Will, and mind, contradiction of : Ant. t.; in 
 headache and whooping cough, I Anac. 
 
 Will, instability of (mental derangement): lOp. 
 
 Will, loss of power: Coca, ICon., IHell., 
 1 1 Merc, v., BNatr. m., BPic. ac, I IPtel.; after 
 apoplexy, BAnac; melancholia, BArg. nit.; 
 paralysis with imbecility, BAnac. oc.,Nitr. ac. 
 
 Will, precipitancy (emotional chorea) : BIgn. 
 
 Will, seems unable to give an exact voluntary 
 statement : I I Natr. c. 
 
 Will, strong : but difficulty in way of carrying 
 out its purpose (multiple sclerosis), I ICalab. 
 
 Will, as if he had two : one commanding, one 
 forbidding, B I Anac. 
 
 WINDOW, impulse to jump out : BCamph., 
 BVer. 
 
 WITTY : Coccul., Croc; but indecent, 1 1 Stram. 
 
 WORK, aversion to : vEsc. h., Aloe, Amm. c, 
 Anac, Ars., Ars. h., Ascl. t., IIAst. r., BAur. 
 mur., Brom., Cadm. s., BCalc, BCalc p., Camph., 
 Caps., BBCheL, I ICaust., BBCinch., I ICon., 
 OCrot., BGuaiac, BGraph., BHam., Ind. m., 
 Bllod., BKali c, IManc, BBNux v., Pallad., 
 Petrol., IPhos. ac, IPlumb., IPsor., IPuls., 
 Rumex, I Sep., ISpig., I ISul., 1 1 Thuya, Verbas., 
 
 I I Zinc; to business or profession, Asar.,Brom., 
 
 I I Lach., Lact. ac, USep., Therid.; to physical, 
 Bar. c, Carbol. ac, I Kali b., Kob., ILil. tig., 
 comes from abdomen, Ant. t., in Addison's 
 disease, ICalc, in asthma, Arg. nit., in caries, 
 lAsaf.; with chill, Diad.; in cholera season, 
 IChin. s.; in coryza, ICalc; in bilious diarrhoea, 
 
 I Apis; after dinner, Agar., 1 1 Chel.; he thinks 
 it will do him harm (hypochondriasis), I Arg. 
 nit.; in headache, especially to anythingserious, 
 
 I I Alum.; in hypochondriasis, Blpec; wants to 
 leave everything as soon as it is commenced, 
 ILac c; in melancholia, lArg. nit.; suppres- 
 sion of menses, ICycl.; and motion (melancho- 
 lia), BLach.; after onanism, IDig.; with incli- 
 nation to stretch, I IMeph.; in prolapsus uteri, 
 Agar.; with weakness, BCycl.; but works well 
 after beginning, Tarax. 
 
 Work, feels awkward about: Spong., Sul. 
 
 Work, desire for: Verbas. ; with anxiety , Calc; 
 though incapable, Act. sp.; insane passion for, 
 UHyos.; with moroseness, Sars. 
 
 Work, causes twitching in fingers, into hands, 
 arms and body to diaphragm : BCup. m. 
 
 Work, impatient of (hypchrondriasis) : llpec 
 
 Work, inability to perform : Arn. ; after long- 
 continued convulsions, BAmyl.; after a fall on 
 head, I ISul. ac; in dyspepsia, BCycl.; the 
 most simple, even dressing, 1 1 Thuya ; in ma- 
 larial ataxy, BArg. nit.; with dull headache in 
 vertex, BHyper.; after meals, Cinch.; from 
 overstudy, BNatr. c 
 
 Work, does everything wrong (disappointed 
 ambition): I INux v. 
 
 g® 05 Mental activity and exhaustion, Study, 
 also Physical activity, Chapter 36. 
 
 WORLD, has no existence for her: I INux m.; 
 
2. SENSORIUM. 
 
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 as if he moved in his own little world, in 
 which things are clear, outside uncertain, 
 Camph. 
 
 WORRY : ICalc, ICaust., IPsor., Vacc. 
 
 Worry, if he does not eat: ICoccul., Bllod. 
 
 Worry, in ecthyma: IJugl. 
 
 Worry causes fever : and prostration after child- 
 bearing: ILach.; typhoid, ICalc. 
 
 Worry, with headache : ILach. 
 
 Worry, in mental derangement: IKali br. 
 
 Worry, yet mild : Sal. ac. 
 
 Worry, with nervous trembling : Med. 
 
 Worry, at night (sick babies) : IPsor. 
 
 Worry, by noise or interruption in business 
 (gravel) : II Lye. 
 
 Worry, quietly (child) : ICoff. 
 
 Worry, causes sleeplessness : I IKali ph. 
 
 Worry, in uterine displacement: I ISul. 
 ggir* Anxiety, Apprehension, Grief, Uneasy. 
 
 "WRITING, expression : difficulty in finding 
 right one, in writing symptoms, Cact.; uses 
 wrong ones and onlits words and syllables, 
 Thuya ; writes down right arm or leg, mean- 
 ing left, BDiosc; omits final letter or letters of 
 words, ILac c, 1 1 Hyper., I IMelil., wrote in 
 different alphabets against his will, changing 
 from one subject to another, INux m.; has to 
 think what letters to use (fever), MStram.; 
 uses too many words or not the right one, 
 
 BLac c; misapplies words, Bov., ECalc, Sep.; 
 misspells words, ILyc; mixes up letters or 
 omits parts of words, ILyc: omits words, 
 Benz. ac, ICham., I IMelil., Rhod.; after post- 
 partum hemorrhage, ICann. s., ICalc p.; to 
 doctor, ' ' I am waiting with impatience that 
 you give me and my young ones something to 
 eat," Lyss. 
 
 Writing, fatigues : BSil. 
 
 Writing,in fever, though he cannot form letters : 
 I IS tram. 
 
 Writing, hands tremble, worse if anyone no- 
 tices it: Hgn. 
 
 Writing, aggravates heaviness in head : ICalc. 
 
 Writing, inability, makes unintelligible charac- 
 ters: Ars., Lye 
 
 Writing, all sorts of mean and contemptible 
 things to her friends : ILac c 
 
 Writing, makes mistakes : ICann. s., 1 1 Hyper., 
 Lil. tig., ILyc, Thuya ; incipient stage of 
 senile dementia, ICrotal.; in spelling, Cepa. 
 
 Writing, makes nervous, enrages her: Med. 
 
 Writing, unable to as rapidly as he wishes, anx- 
 ious behavior, makes mistakes : llgn. 
 
 Writing, worse from: Asaf. 
 
 YIELDING disposition: IIPuls., ISil. 
 jggg"' Mild, Resigned, and Chapter 47. 
 
 ZOOMAGNETIC condition : Phos. 
 
 2. SENSORIUM, 
 
 Confusion. Dizziness. Falling. Giddiness. Intoxication. Lightness. 
 Reeling. Staggering. Swaying. Vertigo. 
 
 CONFUSION, as in bilious attack : Ptel. 
 
 Confusion, with headache : Calc. p. 
 
 Confusion, as after intoxication : Niccol. 
 
 Confusion, staggering in old people : [Bar. c. 
 
 Confusion, after stooping: IGlon. 
 
 DIZZINESS: Amyl., lAnthrac, Anthrok., 
 I Apis, Apoc, Arg. nit., Bell., IBerb., I ICalab., 
 ICalc. a., Caulo., HChrom. ac, Cinnab., Coca, 
 Coccus, ICoff., ICon., ICycl., Diosc, Ferr. ph., 
 IGlon., Helon., Hyper., 1*1 Kali br., Kob., Mar. 
 v., INitr. ac, Polyg., Ptel., 1 1 Ran. b., Squilla, 
 IITherid., 1 1 Zing. 
 
 Dizziness, with cramps in abdomen : 1 1 Lyss. 
 
 Dizziness, worse in open air, with drowsiness, 
 nausea, pale complexion, exhaustion, and 
 diarrhoea: ICrot. t. 
 
 Dizziness, in angina : IDig. 
 
 Dizziness, on being aroused: (encephalitis) 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Dizzkiess, on awaking: Ant. t; in morning, 
 IKali c, afterwards three similar attacks 
 (paralysis of nervous abducens), IKali iod. 
 
 Dizziness, as if falling out of bed : II Arg. met. 
 
 Dizziness, benumbing, when pressing head on 
 pillow: Ang. 
 
 Dizzinaes, brain : hyperemia of, I I Phos.; fol- 
 lows feeling of looseness or quivering on shak- 
 ing head : Xan. 
 
 Dizziness, when carried : child seizes hold of 
 nurse, fearing it will fall, IIGels. 
 
 Dizziness, in inflammation of chest : ICornus. 
 
 Dizziness, as if something were drawing around 
 in a circle, and as if she could not hold her 
 head straight: Lyss. 
 
 Dizziness, with convulsions: TrCamph.; epi- 
 lepsy, at beginning of, Hndig.jbefore, 1 1 Tarant.; 
 after, ICalc, I I Tarant. 
 
 Dizziness, with cough : Ant. t. 
 
 Dizziness, in a crowd : INux v. 
 
 Dizziness, with diarrhoea : IKalm.; better by 
 return of, 1 1 Lyss. 
 
 Dizziness, when going down stairs : I IBor., 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Dizziness, with dull and stupid feeling: IMerc. 
 
 Dizziness, in dysentery: ILept. 
 
 Dizziness, eating : worse during, Amm. c; after a 
 little, 1 1 Petrol. 
 
 Dizziness, cannot keep erect : iEthus. 
 
 Dizziness, in evening : Jamb.; towards, in upper 
 part of head as if she would fall while walk- 
 ing, 1 1 Lyss. 
 
 Dizziness, on active exertion (chronic head- 
 ache) : Hod. 
 
 Dizziness, eyes: dimness of sight, Gymn.; blur- 
 ring of sight, gradually worse, IIGels.; while 
 walking and sitting, 1 1 Lyss.; in fixing eyes on 
 any spot on wall (diphtheria), ILach.; on 
 
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 2. SENSORIUM. 
 
 looking steadily at object (conjunctivitis and 
 leucoma), I Kali c; on looking at running 
 water, IFerr.; from sight of high houses, 1 1 Arg. 
 nit.; on attempting to move, is obliged to turn 
 whole head to see, ISpig. 
 
 Dizziness, face hot, cannot sit up (scarlatina): 
 IIAilant. 
 
 Dizziness, with faintness: IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 andmuscse volitantes on moving, 1 p.m., Calab. 
 
 Dizziness, with falling, jgi^ Falling. 
 
 Dizziness, fever: with high, I Kali c; in inter- 
 mittent, BCoccul.; in typhoid, ICoccul. 
 
 Dizziness, in forenoon : Badiag., Hyper. 
 
 Dizziness, with gastric and hemorrhoidal trou- 
 bles : Collin. 
 
 Dizziness, with haemoptysis : ICinch. 
 
 Dizziness, head : bad feeling in, Abies ; as if 
 blood were mounting, I IVer.; as from com- 
 pression, MCaust.; with congestion, ICycl.; 
 with dulness during a walk in open air, 
 Tarax.; with enlarged feeling, Chin, s.: fore- 
 head feels empty when stooping, Act. sp.; 
 with heaviness, Ang., ISul., and shooting 
 pains better from motion, Como.; from light- 
 ness, Tromb.; as if lying with it too low, 
 llPhos.; with pain in occiput, Ailant.; after 
 scratching (epilepsy), ICalc; on shaking, 
 Spig.; with tension when moving, it seems as 
 if it were filled with water, Samb.; with throb- 
 bing, Stilling.; on turning, Bry., ICund. 
 
 Dizziness, with headache: stilus.; I lAnthrac, 
 IChlorof., Xan.; lasting all day, Lyss.; severe 
 frontal, Xan.; occipital, ICrotal., IINux v.; 
 right-sided, better in open air and during 
 sweat, BNatr. m. 
 
 Dizziness, in heart disease : IDig. 
 
 Dizziness, with pain in left hypochondriumon 
 awaking in morning : Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 Dizziness, with languor and weakness of lower 
 limbs : A mm m. 
 
 Dizziness, with lassitude : Zing. 
 
 Dizziness, with pain in liver, right to left : Merc, 
 iod. flav. 
 
 Dizziness, after lying down : and closing eyes, 
 prevents sleep, Calad.; as if head would fall 
 out of bed, before midnight, with convulsive 
 starting, 1 1 Arg. met.; like a shock in upper 
 brain, with inclination to fall to right when 
 stooping, 1 1 Lyss.; obliges her to lie down 
 (chronic cephalalgia), I IPsor. 
 
 Dizziness, menses : after, Agar.; better as men- 
 strual flow becomes established, All. sat. 
 
 Dizziness, in morning : IBry., ICinnab., I ISul.; 
 early, in bed or in open air, when stooping, 
 01. an.; after breakfast, ICalc; after restless 
 night, Bism.; when rising, Asar., Magn. c; as 
 from loss of sleep, Zinc. 
 
 Dizziness, when moving : Ferr. iod.; in gonor- 
 rhoea, 1 1 Tarant. 
 
 Dizziness, with nausea : llnd. met., ILac c, 
 ULyss.; in chlorotic cephalalgia, 1 1 Zinc; 
 worse, eyes closed, AmyL; followed by heat 
 of surface, Ver. v.; and vomiting, Dory.; and 
 weakness on remaining up late in evening, as 
 after smoking, Zinc. 
 
 Dizziness, at noon : Zinc. 
 
 Dizziness with palpitation : ICoccul. 
 
 Dizziness, in pneumonia: ICornus. 
 
 Dizziness, when reading : Ang., Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 Dizziness, on rising : lArn., IGuaiac, IPuls.; 
 from a chair, Merc. iod. flav.; from bed (in in- 
 termittent), ICina, ICoccul.; in morning, with 
 
 pain over eyes (mental disease), I Act. rac; 
 cannot walk straight, 1 1 Lyss.; in typhoid 
 scarlatina, Ailant.; on being raised (scarla- 
 tina), Arum t. 
 
 Dizziness, on entering room : 1 1 Arg. met. 
 
 Dizziness, sitting: 1 1 Lyss.; prevents sitting 
 erect (heart disease), IHydras.; when trying 
 to sit up (diphtheria), HPhyt. 
 
 Dizziness, caused by sneezing . Seneg. 
 
 Dizziness, from standing : I IPhyt. 
 
 Dizziness, with severe throbbing in solar 
 plexus, extends to head : 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Dizziness, stools: after, Petrol., in cholerine, 
 Crot. t. with constipation, Calc fl., Kob. 
 
 Dizziness when stooping: Alet., Bapt., IIBell., 
 IBry., ICinnab., ISul ; in conjunctivitis and 
 leucoma, I Kali c; in nasal catarrh, I Kali bi.; 
 in uterine affection, 1 1 Vib. 
 
 Dizziness, while studying in school : Camph. 
 
 Dizziness, everything swims : Ferr. ph. 
 
 Dizziness, worse by teaching spelling, or being 
 obliged to notice letters': 1 1 Lyss. 
 
 Dizziness, with loss of thought, sight and hear- 
 ing: Kreo. 
 
 Dizziness, throat : dry, I Ailant.; sore, 1 1 Phyt. 
 
 Dizziness, frequent and transient: 1 1 Lyss.; 
 while walking in open air, Tereb. 
 
 Dizziness, feels dizzy, cannot turn quickly 
 without fear of falling : Sang. ' 
 
 Dizziness, on going up stairs : ICalc; in nasal 
 catarrh, I Kali bi. 
 
 Dizziness, -walking : while, Calc s., IKali c; goes 
 to right, Diosc; and sitting, Lyss.; after, Calad.'; 
 in open air, like a wave from occiput to sin- 
 ciput, 1 1 Senecio. 
 
 Dizziness, 'whirling : morning on rising, as if 
 head were turning in circle, IBry. 
 
 Dizziness, after work (mental disorder) : OLach.; 
 constant, from overwork at desk, GAgar. 
 
 DRUNKENNESS. ggg~ Intoxication. 
 
 FAINTING. fi@» Chapter 36. 
 
 FALLING : ICed., Chin, s., Crotal., Hydr. ac. 
 
 Falling backward : inclined to, Dios., Stram., 
 
 I ISul.; in apoplexy, liNux v.; suddenly, 
 ICEnan.; in vertigo, ICarbo a.; tendency to, 
 in vertigo, Ananth., Brom., illCalc, ICaust., 
 ISil., ISpong.; on rising, Cinch.; with vertigo, 
 Phell. 
 
 Falling, with full consciousness : bent back- 
 ward, so that heels touch occiput, suddenly 
 snaps forward, 1 1 Stram.; in vertigo, Tarant., 
 
 I I Zinc 
 
 Falling, in convulsions : during morning, while 
 at work, IKali br. 
 
 Falling, during cough : Ipec 
 
 Falling, in dark : can walk well in light, IStram. 
 
 Falling, as if drunk (hypertrophy of heart) : 
 1 1 Spig. 
 
 Falling, with dizziness : Psor.; walking in open 
 air, Arn.; inclination to fall forward, BGraph. 
 
 Falling, in epilepsy : lAst. r., ICaust., IHydr. 
 ac, llndig. 
 
 Falling, eyes : on closing, feels as if he would 
 fall, lArs. 
 
 Falling, forward: with fits, Samb.; in sore 
 throat, ICalc; with vertigo, Agar., ICaust., 
 ICic, IINux v.; on descending, I IFerr.; ten- 
 dency to in vertigo, Elaps, I Graph., Mang., 
 IINatr. m., Phell., IPod., ISil.; on suddenly 
 rising from seat, ISul.; while walking (incipient 
 paralysis), ILach.; walking, 10 a.m., iCamph. 
 
 Falling, headache : congestive, IMelil.; depriv- 
 ing him of senses, vertigo in morning, ISpig. 
 
2. SENSORIUM. 
 
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 Falling, to left : IBor., BEup. perf., Stram., Zinc; 
 in vertigo, BAur. m., BBor., Merc, per., ILach., 
 ISul., Vib.; while surrounding objects seem 
 to fall to right, Sal. ac. 
 
 Falling, as if paralyzed : 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Falling, sensation of: Caust.; in intermittent, 
 IGels., Merc, per., from a height with stupefac- 
 tion, Mosch.; with dim sight, Dory. 
 
 Falling, sideways : Amm. m., Arg. nit., Bov., 
 Cann. s., Caust., ICon., BBNux v.; fear of, in 
 afternoon, Benz. ac; while walking, IICoccul.; 
 in vertigo, HCalc; particularly to side to which 
 one turns in room, Phell.; tendency to fall to 
 affected side, while objects seem to fall to 
 opposite side (Meniere's disease), BSal. ac 
 
 Falling, sudden : epilepsy, lAst. r. ; with livid 
 face, Ast. r.; with consciousness, when stand- 
 ing or walking, Magn.c; with a shriek, IHyos. 
 
 Falling, with raving, as if delirious: Nitr. ac. 
 
 Falling, to right : after running for a while in a 
 circle (epilepsy), BCaust.; in vertigo, Camph., 
 BEup. pur., BSil. 
 
 Falling, on stooping : after injuries to head, 
 with vertigo, Cic; ^ worse, vertigo (mental 
 derangement), BKali br. 
 
 Falling, on turning quickly: vertigo, BKreo. 
 
 Falling, unconscious : without warning (epi- 
 lepsy), I ITarant.; striking on back of head, 
 I ISul.; in syncope, BBNux v.; with palpitation, 
 Coff. t.; vertigo, as though one would fall un- 
 conscious, BBCalc, BTabac 
 
 Falling, with vertigo: Crotal., BGlon., BGels., 
 CEnan., BTereb.; on rising, BCarboa.; in tertian 
 ague, MSep.; tendency to, Berb., Euph., 
 BSpong.; dreads, Carbol. ac, IKali s., BLyc, 
 BMed.; had to hold on, BCarbo v., could scarcely 
 stand, Sarrac, BSul., BZinc; with lassitude, 
 ICalc, going from room into open air, BRan. b. 
 
 GIDDINESS : Amm. m., Amyl., Ant. t., 
 I I Arum t., Astac, ^Atrop. s., Anrant., I IBor., 
 Brach., Calab., Cast., *Chin. s., Chlorof., Coca, 
 CoccuL, BBCup. m., Form., I IGoss., MHvos., 
 IKali c, Lachn., I IXatr. ph., BPod., I IPtel., 
 I ISul., Uran. n., Ziz. 
 
 Giddiness, in open air : BCaust. 
 
 Giddiness, in angina pectoris : B Amyl. 
 
 Giddiness, in prolapsus ani : B Am. 
 
 Giddiness, with anxiety : when moving: Aloe. 
 
 Giddiness, on awaking : BKali iod. 
 
 Giddiness, blood seems to leave extremities, 
 with inability to speak : Mez. 
 
 Giddiness, brain: I lAcet. ac; congestion, BVer. 
 v.; looseness, on stooping, Bry. 
 
 Giddiness, chest: heat, boiling bubbling around 
 heart, Lach.; with violent shootings two or 
 three times a day from side along lower por- 
 tion of left mamma (chronic ovaritis and 
 leucorrhcea), 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Giddiness, at beginning of colic : BBColoc 
 
 Giddiness, confused, with lack of muscular 
 co-ordination: B BGels. 
 
 Giddiness in convulsions (epileptiform, hys- 
 teria): BCed. 
 
 Giddiness, with delirium and deafness :• Coloc. 
 
 Giddiness, with diarrhoea: BKalm. 
 
 Giddiness, after dinner, with headache : Coca. 
 
 Giddiness, on going down stairs: I BBor., 
 Chrom. ac. 
 
 Giddiness, with dyspnoea when lying on back 
 at night : BPuls. 
 
 Giddiness, with singing in ears : BStram. 
 
 Giddiness, after eating : IPetrol., BRhus. 
 
 Giddiness, generally in evening : felt as if she 
 would fall if she did not hold on to something, 
 glad to get into the open air, I ISabad. 
 
 Giddiness, eyes : when closing, Sabad.; on look- 
 ing down, Oleand.; as if falling forward, Alum.; 
 with contracted pupils, Mez.; with dimness of 
 vision, BSul.; with double vision, I IPhyt.; with 
 loss of vision, BOxal. ac, (yellow fever), BGels.; 
 with chilliness and accelerated pulse, B BGels.; 
 with weakness and dazzling of eyes, with 
 debility, especially arms and legs, on walking, 
 staggered as if drunk, BBCon. 
 
 Giddiness, with fainting : Croc, INux v. 
 
 Giddiness, with falling. jUgf* Falling. 
 
 Giddiness, with fever : 1 1 Agar., Caps., BKali bi.; 
 and rigors, BSul. ; in intermittent, ICoccul. 
 
 Giddiness, caused by gaping : Agar. 
 
 Giddiness, with grippe : BMerc. iod. rub. 
 
 Giddiness in headache : Castor., IGels., Hip- 
 pom., BHydr. ac, Indig., INatr. s.; in alcohol- 
 ism, BKali br.; burning, I IKali bi.;hemicrania, 
 BLach.; and nausea, BKalm.; periodic neural- 
 gia, BChin. s.; strong plethoric adults, BNux v. 
 
 Giddiness, head: with confusion in, Jiesch., 
 BSul., with infrascapular pain, BIChen. a., 
 heaviness, Bufo.; pressing heaviness, most 
 in forehead, BNux m.; icy coldness of fore- 
 head, Lach. t.; pricking across forehead for 
 two months, worse stooping, cannot sleep un- 
 til lor 2 a.m. (after checked diarrhoea), I ISul.; 
 on lifting or moving, Clem.; when raising, 
 after lying down at night, Croc. 
 
 Giddiness, heart : suffocative feeling, Merc. iod. 
 flay. 
 
 Giddiness, with heat : worse lying, ICinch. 
 
 Giddiness, when hurried (sore throat) : BCalc 
 
 Giddiness, wants to lie down (periodical cervi- 
 cal neuralgia): BChin. s. 
 
 Giddiness, with deranged liver : BLep. 
 
 Giddiness, in melancholy : BAur. met. 
 
 Giddiness, at menopause : BCrotal. 
 
 Giddiness, momentary attacks when walking 
 in open air or writing : BSep. 
 
 Giddiness, in morning (indigestion): Chel.; long 
 attacks, with nausea and visual disturbance, 
 1 1 Sabad ; reading or sitting, better walking, 
 Amm. c 
 
 Giddiness, on moving about: BGlon.; from 
 quick movement, Calc a. 
 
 Giddiness, with nausea: Ailant, Alum., BChel., 
 Gels., BKali b., Lyss.; in typhus, EBapt. 
 
 Giddiness, as from sitting up at night : I BCinch. 
 
 Giddiness, nosebleed after headache : Ant. c 
 
 Giddiness, oscillation: Ars. h. 
 
 .Giddiness, internal pain causing insensibility 
 (effects of overstudy): BCup. ac 
 
 Giddiness, reeling. "jgSi^ Reeling. 
 
 Giddiness, with restlessness : fitiulness of mo- 
 tion, BKali br. 
 
 Giddiness, when riding in a carriage or shak- 
 ing head : Hep. 
 
 Giddiness, on rising: BBBry., Como., BLach.; 
 in pneumonia, I ISul.; on attempting to rise, 
 Form.; after rising, Gnaphal. 
 
 Giddiness, while sitting, and staggering, w T hile 
 walking, following nausea from back of fauces, 
 better by eructation, Lye vir.; as if sitting too 
 high (after dinner), Aloe.; sitting up(Meniere's 
 disease): BSal. ac 
 
 Giddiness, with starting : Aloe. 
 
 Giddiness, while standing: after headache, 
 Merc, sul.; could not stand, BLach. 
 
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 2. SENSORIUM. 
 
 Giddiness, with ulcer of stomach : IKali bi. 
 
 Giddiness, with bloody stools : IManc. 
 
 Giddiness, when stooping : Chin. s. 
 
 Giddiness, stupefying : Bov. 
 
 Giddiness, sudden : lArg. met., Curar. 
 
 Giddiness, with sweat : Oxal. ac. 
 
 Giddiness, with choking in throat : I ILach. 
 
 Giddiness, transient : everything seems whirl- 
 ing around, whole house seems falling on her, 
 falls unless she takes hold of something, fol- 
 lowed by weak tired feeling, 1 1 Sabad. 
 
 Giddiness, as if surroundings were turning with 
 him in a circle, in morning after rising,worse 
 evening and night, moving head: Amm. c. 
 
 Giddiness, followed by unconsciousness and 
 delirium : Jatroph. 
 
 Giddiness, on going up stairs : IlCalc. 
 
 Giddiness, with vomiting: Crotal., INatr. s. ; 
 bilious, IChel. 
 
 Giddiness, when walking : sore throat, ICalc; 
 with fear of falling (post-partum hemorrhage), 
 ■Cann. s. ; nausea and vomiting are better, 
 HPtel. ; could not walk, fell against wall, 
 Lach.; cannot walk with pulsations in head, 
 Sec. 
 
 Giddiness, on looking at running water : lArg. 
 met. 
 
 INTOXICATION (drunkenness) : Absin., 
 Ananth., ICarb. s., Stram. 
 
 Intoxication, ailments from: IINux v., IOp. 
 
 Intoxication, from a glass of wine or beer : 
 Kali m., Zinc. 
 
 Intoxication, after smoking a little : Ascl. t. 
 
 Intoxication, makes him talkative, but indo- 
 lent: Jamb. . 
 
 $igp" Delirium tremens, and Intoxicated feel- 
 ins:, Chapter 1 ; also Chapter 15. 
 
 LIGHTNESS: Ars., IKali br. ; does not seem 
 to touch bed, IILac c; feels as if dancing 
 up and down, when walking, Ars. s. f. ; as 
 if floating in air, INux m. ; after awaking, 
 I ISticta; as if floating in a boat, Bell.; as if 
 flying in air, IVal. ; as if he could fly, ICamph.; 
 sensation as if feet did not touch ground, 
 Calc. a.; when running, ICamph., Ars. m. ; 
 as if being lifted high into air, tormented 
 by anxiety that slightest touch or motion 
 would make her fall from this height, I Hyper. ; 
 seems to walk on air, IILac c; as if gliding 
 through air, Asar. 
 
 REELING : # IGlon., Hydr.. ac, Stram. 
 
 Reeling, air : in open, Act. sp. 
 
 Reeling, in dark (locomotor ataxia) : lArg. nit. 
 
 Reeling, as if drunk : Bell. ; when walking, 
 
 I IPtel., I Stram. 
 
 Reeling, eyes : on seeing objects in confusion, 
 
 I I Guarsea. 
 
 Reeling, after eating : Kali iod., IINux v. 
 Reeling, with dulness of head during walk in 
 
 open air : Tarax. 
 Reeling, after heat : with falling, Vespa. 
 Reeling, in morning : lArg. met. ; after dinner, 
 
 IINux v., Mccol. 
 Reeling, at every motion : Pseonia. 
 Reeling, tired on coming into room : Pallad. 
 Reeling, on seeing water : Ferr. 
 
 g@f x> Staggering, S waving. 
 STAGGERING: Ananth., Ars. s. f., Crotal., 
 
 ICinch., Hydr.ac, Phyt., IStram. 
 Staggering, in apoplexy: IIBell. 
 Staggering, in imperfect co-ordination : IPhos. 
 Staggering, after cough : 1 1 Led. 
 
 Staggering, in dark : has to seize hold of things, 
 lArg. nit., Stram. 
 
 Staggering, as if drunk: IBell., Carbol. ac, 
 IGels., I IKali br., Vespa; in hypertrophy of 
 heart, 1 1 Spig. ; when trying to move, worse 
 from smoking, IIGels. ; must hold on to some- 
 thing, with vertigo, mornings in open air, 
 IKreo. 
 g^ Vertigo, as if intoxicated. 
 
 Staggering, eyes : from sight of high houses, 
 1 1 Arg. nit. 
 
 Staegering, falling. J^g* Falling. 
 
 Staggering, when raising head after lying down 
 at night : Croc 
 
 Staggering, in headache : Psor. 
 
 Staggering, with languor : Magn. s. 
 
 Staggering, yet limbs obey will so readily, that 
 he feels as if he had none : Stram. 
 
 Staggering, to and fro, better lying down :ICina. 
 
 Staggering, in morning, on rising : I Cham. 
 
 Staggering, in paralysis : rrAtrop. s. 
 
 Staggering, on rising from a chair : I ILyss. 
 
 Staggering, on stooping while walking : lArg. 
 nit.; in syphilis, ILyc 
 
 Staggering, with vertigo : Aspar.,Calab., Canth., 
 ICarbo a., I IKali n., INux m ., IINux v., 
 ■Phyt., ISep., IStram.; forward, Lil. tig.; on 
 every motion,Pa3onia; reeling, ^Esc. g.; to right, 
 lAcon., Lye vir.; in walking, ICamph., IKali 
 c; after apoplexy, ISep.; as if intoxicated, 
 Ferr., I IPhos.; gait uncertain, Camph.; vac- 
 illating, with sensation as if he received a 
 knock on head, Sarrac; unable to walk ex- 
 cept with eyes open, and in daytime (locomo- 
 tor ataxia), lAilant.; in street, did not know 
 whether he was going to right or left, Staph.; 
 while walking, and giddiness while sitting.fol- 
 lowing nausea from back of fauces, better by 
 eructations, Lye vir.; stumbles against door 
 before going through room, Stram. 
 
 SWAYING, to and fro: Bry.; motion of body 
 constant, I IVer. 
 
 VERTIGO: Acet. ac, 1 1 Aeon., Alet., Aloe, 
 Amb., I Ant. c, I Ars., Ars. h., Ars. in., Arum, 
 m., Asaf., Ascl.s., Ast. r., IBerb., Bufo., Cist.c, 
 ICaust., ICed., Cinn., ICoccul., iCoff. t., 
 IColoc, ICon., Crotal., Cup. ars., Daph., 
 Eryng., Eucal., I I Ferr., BGels., IGlon., IGraph., 
 ■ Hydrocot., I IHyos., I llgn., Hod., Ipom., 
 IKali n., IBLyc, Magn. s., IMerc cor., Mez., 
 Morph. s., IMygale, Myr, cer., I INatr. m., 
 INux v., IOp., Pseonia, iRhus, Stram., Uran. 
 n., Variol., Vespa, I I Zing. 
 
 Vertigo, abdomen : digestive disturbance, flat- 
 ulence, constipation, portal stasis, I INux v.; 
 distension, IGraph.; fulness, better evening 
 and in open air, Indig. 
 
 Vertigo, in Addison's disease : IlCalc 
 
 Vertigo, in afternoon : Aspar.; with sticking in 
 forehead, Stront. 
 
 Vertigo, trembling agitation : Lobel. i. 
 
 Vertigo, in open air : passes off in r^om, Kali c 
 
 Vertigo, standing or walking, Euphor.; better in 
 open air, ICamph., ICaust., IGrat., Plumb., 
 ITabac; with headache, I Magn. m.; walking 
 fast, Carbol. ac; worse in open air, IGlon., 
 Laur.; walking, Buta. 
 
 Vertigo, in albuminuria : lArs. 
 
 Vertigo, alternating with drowsiness : Ant. t. 
 
 Vertigo, anaemic: better resting head, Crotal. 
 
 Vertigo, in angina pectoris : IDig. 
 
 Vertigo, with anxiety : ICact., ICaust.; and de- 
 
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 lirium, IOp.; as though faintness would occur, 
 while standing or leaning against chair, BDig. 
 
 Vertigo, in apoplexy : Ipec, IINux v., I I Sang., 
 I Cup. m.; threatened, ILaur.; with anxiety 
 and fear of falling headlong, GZinc; as before, 
 BLach., I I Sang. 
 
 Vertigo, with loss of appetite : • ICheL, ITereb. 
 
 Vertigo, arms : when lifting up, Bar.; left para- 
 lyzed (hypochondriasis), iArg nit. 
 
 Vertigo, arthritic : of auditory nerve, IColch. 
 
 Vertigo, on ascending : (going up stairs), Cain., 
 HCalc, Carbol. ac, Pic. ac; when climbing 
 into high places, B BCalc.; staggering against 
 sides of stairs, Ars. h. 
 
 Vertigo, in asthma : IArg. nit. 
 
 Vertigo, auditory : Crotal. 
 
 Vertigo, on awaking : BCalc, Cinch., ULach., 
 IMed.; threatening cerebral softening, I Nux v.; 
 at 11 p.m., Therid. 
 
 Vertigo, back : lying on, Alum.; ascending into 
 head, ISil.; with weakness in back and legs, 
 Ananth. 
 
 Vertigo, backward : as if he were turned, and 
 around, Ang.; tendency to run, BBry. 
 
 Vertigo, in bed: ICarbo v., BCon.; in old 
 people suffering with eruptions, Con.; as if 
 bouncing up and down when in act of lying 
 down, BBell.; as if feet were going up, BPhos. 
 ac; with nausea, BCham.; on getting up, 
 Arund., BCalc. p., IBChel., BCinch., Coccul., 
 IGlon., BStram., with weakness of legs, BPhos., 
 in afternoon, BSep.; cannot sit up in bed, 
 IBry., BCup. m.; as if bed were not large 
 enough to hold him, ISul.; rocks w T ithin him 
 as in a ship at night, Bar. c; as if sinking 
 deep down, BBBry.; when turning, ICact., 
 BCon.,Meph., I ISul. 
 
 Vertigo, with belching : BHep., Tarant. 
 
 Vertigo, brain : as if anterior half were turn- 
 ing in a circle, Bism.; congestion, Ananth.; 
 precedes congestion, Hydr. ac; commencing 
 in cerebellum, ISil.; inflammation, 1 1 Puis.; 
 in whole brain, especially in occiput, as if he 
 would fall over, I Zinc; with severe pain in 
 cerebellum, Tarant.; pulsation in, ICact.; with 
 softening HPhos.; as though brain were turn- 
 ing around, IBry., in a circle, IINuxv.; waver- 
 ing when walking, 1 1 Calab. 
 
 Vertigo, breathing : worse from deep, ICact.; 
 difficulty, HChin. s.; oppressed, Cinnam. 
 
 Vertigo, if he sets foot on a bridge : Brom. 
 
 Vertigo, before catalepsy : IStram. 
 
 Vertigo, chest : stitches in right, as from a 
 knife, Cornus; throbbing, from stooping or 
 lifting (aneurism), I ISpig. 
 
 Vertigo, in cholera : IHell. 
 
 Vertigo, in cholerine : lAsar. 
 
 Vertigo, in chorea : IMygale. 
 
 Vertigo, chronic: withirritatingdischarges, ISul. 
 
 Vertigo, as if things turned in a circle : IBell., 
 ICon., Helon.;in paralysis of bladder, ICic;in 
 morning, has to sit or would fall, with head- 
 ache, IArg. nit.; as if one had turned, a long 
 time, with nausea, I IPuls. 
 
 Vertigo, during climaxis: I Agar., IGlon., ISang.; 
 
 too frequent and profuse menses, ITJstil. 
 Vertigo,after coffee: ICham.,IINatr.m.,BBNuxv. 
 Vertigo, from cold, after scarlet fever : BHell. 
 Vertigo, with colic: Strain.; and diarrhoea, 
 
 IStram.; flatulent, ILyc 
 Vertigo, in confinement : first week could not 
 move head to turn in bed, ICon, 
 
 Vertigo, with confusion : Coccul., Croc, IGlon.; 
 as if drunk (headache), BAnt. c; worse sitting 
 or lying, more than walking, BApis. 
 
 Vertigo, from congestion: BCact. 
 
 Vertigo, congestive : forerunner of apoplexy, 
 BGlon.; from suppressed hemorrhoidal flow, 
 IINatr. m.; as in sun, I Aeon. 
 
 Vertigo, constant : IArg. nit. 
 
 Vertigo, with convulsions : (Enan. 
 
 Vertigo, cough : during, ICoff., IKali bi.; 
 spasmodic (pertussis), IMosch. 
 
 Vertigo, in daytime - with palpitation, Plat. 
 
 Vertigo, w r ith debility : TJran. n. 
 
 Vertigo, on descending: IIBor., 1 1 Calab., 
 Carbol. ac, ICon., Merc per. 
 
 Vertigo, in delirium tremens : BDig. 
 
 Vertigo, in diarrhoea : IFerr. s., IHell., 1 1 Mane. 
 
 Vertigo, with torpid digestion; ICaps. 
 
 Vertigo, drinking: while, ILyc, I Sep.; after 
 alcoholic liquors, BIColoc, IINatr. m., BINux 
 v., Ver.; cold water, when overheated, BKali 
 c; smallest quantity of spirituous liquors, 
 ICon.; tea, IINatr. m., USep.; tea or coffee, 
 IINux v.; wine, BNatr. c; as from wine, Stront. 
 
 Vertigo, with drunkenness : BHyos.; Jp'gr as 
 if intoxicated. 
 
 Vertigo, with dulness : Nitr. sp. d.; after eating, 
 BLed.; before epilepsy, BGels.; and drowsiness, 
 Myr. cer. ; languor, rumbling about navel, 
 Ptel. 
 
 Vertigo, ears: buzzing, Bell., HChin. s.; in 
 typhoid, ICic; with deafness after eating 
 heavy food, mostly after fat, ISinarj.; deafness 
 w T hen stooping, BMerc cor.; deafness in ty- 
 phoid, ICic; ringing, Myr. cer.; roaring, IOp., 
 MPsor.; roaring on rising, HPhos.; singing, 
 ICamph., ISang. 
 
 Vertigo, eating : w T hile and immediately after, 
 IINux v.; after, ICham., ICoccul., IBGrat., 
 IKali c, ILach., IPhos., IIPuls., ISul.; a too 
 copious meal, Arm; after breakfast, Alum.; 
 before breakfast, 1 1 Alum.; better after break- 
 fast, and from wiping eyes, 1 1 Alum.; worse 
 after breakfast, and after dinner, Selen.; after 
 breakfast, with bad taste in mouth, Tarant.; 
 after dinner, INatr. s., ISul., IZinc; better 
 after dinner, and from wine, worse from coffee, 
 ■Arg. n.; during dinner, MCalc p., IHep., 
 ■Magn. m.; as if she would fall forward, espe- 
 cially when raising eyes, IPetrol.; after meals 
 (stomacace), IKali b. 
 
 Vertigo, as if in an earthquake : 1 1 Fluor, ac. 
 
 Vertigo, with emissions: ISars. 
 
 Vertigo, with a feeling of emptiness : JPlat. 
 
 Vertigo, with stitches in epigastrium : I ICalad. 
 
 Vertigo, epileptic : Art. v., Crotal., I I Ign. 
 Plumb., ISil., 1 1 Thuya; before attack, I Ars., 
 IIHyos., ILach., IPlumb., I ISul.; during in- 
 tervals, IBCalc; menstrual, ICed. 
 
 Vertigo, with nervous erethism : ICinch. 
 
 Vertigo, from receded or suppressed cutaneous 
 
 eruption: ISulph. 
 Vertigo, in erysipelas : BApis ; if suppressed, 
 
 ILach. 
 Vertigo, from smell of etheric oils : BBNux v. 
 Vertigo, in evening: BGraph., BKali c, BLach., 
 Magn. c,Ehus v.; in bed, BPhos.; lying down 
 during climaxis, BNitr. ac; with nausea, 
 BHep.; with weariness, Stront,; while stand- 
 ing or walking, BPhos. ac; worse toward even- 
 ing, in open air, BPhos. 
 Vertigo, from exercise : Bism., BCact.; with 
 
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 2. SENSORIUM. 
 
 congestion to head, Kali m.; in chlorosis, 1 1 Sa- 
 bina ; with nausea, Iber. 
 
 Vertigo, with sense of exhaustion : IPhos. 
 
 Vertigo, eyes : blackness before, Anac, Coff., 
 IIFerr., Lactu. v., BMerc, Sabina, with sense 
 of fainting, Sabad., when shaking head, 
 
 I Aeon., from motion, Grat.; black spots, ICon., 
 BGlon.; blindness, IMerc, IVer., caused by 
 pain in eyes, I ITherid.; burning, Crot. t.; as 
 it comes on, immense green circles which ap- 
 pear to be around candle, turn to red, Ver. v.; 
 when closing, 1 1 Alum., Ant. t., IIArn., Grat., 
 BHep., ILach., IPhos. ac, ISil., BTherid.,Vib.; 
 better opening them, Apis, Thuya; better on 
 closing eyes and resting head, Ver. v.; caused 
 by colored window-glass, Art. v.; with com- 
 plaints of eyes, BCalc p.; with contraction and 
 digging in inner canthi, extending to brain, 
 Ananth.; darkness before, Act. sp.,Dulc, IOp.; 
 before menses (acute pulmonary catarrh), 
 
 I I Puis.; with sweat, Oxal. ac; preceded by 
 sense of drawing together, as if by a cord, 
 IZinc; from optical defects, BMagn. p.; from 
 overexertion, with muscse volitantes, BBPhos.; 
 with sense of a film before, with vision 
 of a small, dark object, like a mouse, or a 
 bird, coming up to left, 1 1 Lac c; flickering, 
 ■Bell., BStram.; in rheumatism, BAnt. t.; with 
 sensation of fulness over, BPod.; appearance 
 of fog, Canth.; gauze, and feeling as though 
 some displacement in head had taken place, 
 BNatr. m.; with hallucination of sight, IStram.; 
 as if starting from left, with pain in head, Lo- 
 bel. i.; when lifting, BBPuls.; when looking 
 around, BCon.; when looking down or turning, 
 ISpig.; on looking long and steadily, All. sat.; 
 looking fixedly at an object, BCaust., BLach., 
 with head ache,Tarant. ;lookingfi xedly or do wn 
 while standing, Oleand.; better while fixed 
 upon one object, and while patient is thinking 
 of one subject, 1 1 Sabad.; when looking at ob- 
 jects in rapid motion, BSul.; desire to hold 
 on to something, because objects seem to ap- 
 proach and then recede,BCic; on looking side- 
 ways,Thuya; on looking up, BCalc, BCup. m., 
 BGraph., BLach., Plumb., BTabac., Thuya ; on 
 looking upward, as if he would fall, or as if 
 he were dancing, BBPuls.; on looking up, 
 seems to be caused by heat, Syph.; on looking 
 up or down, BBPhos.; when looking out of 
 window, Oxal. ac; worse moving, BMur. ac, 
 Plat.; on opening, BAlum.; opening, while 
 lying, worse raising up, objects appear to move 
 from left to right, at other times moving as if 
 tossed up in every direction from below, Lac 
 def.; with dilated pupils, BBell., Crotal.; 
 sparks before, BCampn. ; with staring eyes and 
 sort of spasm of mouth, preventing'speech, 
 though he sees and hears everything, Mosch.; 
 from straining eyes, B BNatr. m., ISil.; as 
 though a veil were before eyes, BCup. m. ; 
 with dim sight, Msc. g., Agar., Amyg., BAnac, 
 Bell., BCamph., BCup. m., Cupr. s., BBCycl., 
 BBGels., Ictod.,IKali bi.,BPhyt.,Raph.,in fever, 
 appears like one intoxicated, BBGels.; dimness 
 when sitting up in bed, BCham.; before vomit- 
 ing., BSang.; impaired sight, Act. rac; obscured 
 sight, -Coff. t, BNitr. ac, Sabina, BStram.; 
 dimness with staggering, BBNux v.; dimness 
 on stooping (neuralgic headache after cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), IGels.; seeing white stars, 
 
 1 1 Alum.; vanishing sight, BBell., BSul., BBNux 
 
 v.; in hemicrania, BChen. a.; with weakness, 
 BDiad., BPhos.; on moving lids, better in open 
 air, Mosch.; paralysis of eyelids, Bapt. 
 
 Vertigo, face, aching (neuralgia), BKalm.; one 
 cheek hot, other cold, BKali c; on pressing 
 left cheek while supporting head,Verbas.; dark 
 color, BCarbo v.; flushed, Ananth., BBell., 
 Coccul., BKalm.; pale, Crotal., BLach., BPuls., 
 BTabac; red, bloated, BCact., BStram. 
 
 Vertigo, with fainting: IIAlet. far., Canth., 
 BCarbo v., BCham., BCinch., 1 1 Coff. t., B BLach., 
 Mosch., (Enan, BBPhos., BVer.; in morning, 
 when standing, better sitting down, 1 1 Kali n.; 
 in evening, BHep; when attempting to rise 
 from bed, BBOp. 
 
 Vertigo, with faintness : 1 1 Alum., MCalab., 
 BCinch., Crotal., BGlon., Jugl., BBry., BBNatr.m., 
 Magn. c, BCoccul., IZinc; at stomach, Diosc. 
 
 Vertigo, with falling. jg@°> Falling. 
 
 Vertigo, fever: with chill, BCalc, ICaps., IGlon., 
 Lyss.', IMerc. cor., BBNux v., BTereb., Uran. n.; 
 running through body with a sudden shock, 
 Ant. t. ; in cholera, B Aeon. ; with pressure be- 
 hind eyes, BRhus; after chill, Berb.; before 
 chill, BArs., BBry.; in intermittent, BFerr., 
 BGels., BHyos. ; miasmatic, Eucal. ; prevailing, 
 fl Amm. m. ; during apyrexia, BIgn. ; in typhoid, 
 HGels. ; in latter stage of typhus, BTereb. ; in 
 typhus, falls when sitting up, BPhos. ac; after 
 typhoid, BBNux v., IOp.; in yellow fever, 
 BCadm. s. 
 
 Vertigo, with incarcerated flatus : BCalc, BCarbo 
 y. ; with great discharge of flatus, better even- 
 ing, and in open air, Ind. 
 
 Vertigo, after loss of fluids : BCinch., BBPhos., 
 BSep. 
 
 Vertigo, as if flying or hovering : BOp., Val. 
 
 Vertigo, in forenoon (11 a.m.) : BCaust., BLyc., 
 BSul., BZinc ; while walking everything 
 turned around her, BBPhos. 
 
 Vertigo, from fright: BAcon., Crotal., IOp. 
 
 Vertigo, with gagging : Tarant. 
 
 Vertigo, from gaslight : BCaust. 
 
 Vertigo, in gastralgia : BLyc. 
 
 Vertigo, gastric: BBry., I INatr. ph., BBNux v., 
 IPod., BPuls. 
 
 Vertigo, in gonorrhoea : BMerc 
 
 Vertigo, as if ground gave away : BKali br. 
 
 Vertigo, followed by trembling of hands : BZinc 
 
 Vertigo, head : Peeonia ; as if he had to balance 
 head all afternoon, JEsc. h.; with confused 
 feeling, BLach.; confusion and drowsiness, 
 Amyl.; confusion, heat, drowsiness and stupor, 
 BKali br.; confusion and heaviness (rheuma- 
 tism), BLyc; confusion on slightest motion, 
 BBry.; confusion spreading from occiput over 
 whole head, BBGels.; with migraine, BLach.; 
 congestion, B BBell. , fl Ferr. ph . ,Mosch., Myr. cer., 
 BBPhos., Sabina, BSpong.; congestion on stoop- 
 ing, Elaps ; feels as if drawn backward, with 
 sleepiness, BStram.; with drowsiness and con- 
 traction in spinal column, Sarrac; with dul- 
 ness, BClem., BNatr. s., BRhus; as after intoxica- 
 tion and as if ears were stopped up, with 
 nausea, BKali c; dulness and stupefaction, 
 BOp.; emptiness, BBPhos., BNux m.; falling 
 now to left now to right, Tarax.; after fall on 
 head, BGlon.; forehead, Aspar., Croc; as if a 
 board were before forehead, falling to left or 
 backward, Bell.; confusion in forehead, BPsor.; 
 digging in forehead, I IPsor.; drawing in fore- 
 head, I IPsor.; in forehead, walking, or raising 
 
%. SENSORIUM. 
 
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 and moving head (angina pectoris), I lArn.; 
 pain in forehead (chronic catarrh), ICarbo v.; 
 pains in forehead, with heat and redness, 
 IINuxv.; pain in forehead, could not sit up, 
 worse from raising head, Pic. ac; pressing in 
 forehead, as of a stone, also in vertex, IKali 
 c; in forehead, with staggering of legs, as if too 
 weak, Oleand,; stitching _ in root of nose and 
 eyes before he falls, IKali c; in forehead, also 
 in temples and vertex, IINatr. c; surging in 
 forehead, MPsor.; cold sweat on forehead, 
 IVer.; tearing and throbbing in forehead, also 
 in temples and vertex, IINatr. c; with heat 
 in head, iEthus., IIDiosc, Grat., Merc, per.; 
 heaviness, Euph., Lactu. v., Magn. s., Phell., 
 
 I IPhos., IIPuls., Sec, ITabac; heaviness with 
 beating, worse standing, Rheum; heaviness, 
 feels too big and too light, IGels.; dull, like 
 lead in occiput (typhoid), ILach.; heavy, and 
 full, iEsc g., ISpong.; heavy, with sadness, 
 Stann.; after injuries, ICic, IOp.; as if he had 
 received a knock, stupor, and vacillating gait, 
 Sarrac.;as if too large, Act. rac, Lactu. v.; as if 
 suddenly elongated, IHyper.; on lifting, Ant. 
 t., Selen.; lightness, IGels., IKali c; light, 
 as though flying round and round, lEup. 
 pur.; light in occiput, Sec; on moving. 
 Galea., ICaust., ILac clef., Mosch., UPhos.; 
 
 I I Stann.; quick movement, ICarbo v.; 
 darting from occiput to forehead, I IOp.; in 
 occiput worse after eating, ICrotal.; occiput, 
 to vertex with sensation of enlargement, IMed. ; 
 in occiput, in evening while sitting and smok- 
 ing, with desire for stool, IZinc ; in occiput, 
 as if he would fall to left while walking, 
 IZinc; from occiput forward, with pulsating 
 in temples, Ang.; with heaviness like lead in 
 occiput, can scarcely^ raise head from pillow, 
 ILach.; with pain in occiput, worse from 
 motion, IIBry. ; with pressing in occiput, 
 Coca ; in occiput, when seated, I Cinch. ; as if 
 occiput were turning around, Iber.;in left side 
 of occiput, whirling, IPetrol.; in whatever 
 position, Rob.; pressure, Stann., Yerbas.; 
 pricking, left side, Calc; pulsation in, and 
 pressure in middle of brain, in evening, INitr. 
 ac;on raising, IBry., ICinch., Stann., with 
 heat of body, Croc; raising, with nausea and 
 vomiting (hydrocephaloid), IMerc; raising 
 after stooping, INitr. ac; sudden shocks (pre- 
 cursor of apoplexy), lAst. r.; after shooting 
 in, as if she would fall to left, IINatr. m. ; 
 inclined to sink backward, ICinch.; sinks for- 
 ward or backward, IPhos. ac; swimming, 
 Cann. s., INux m.; w T ith pain in temples, IHy- 
 per. , worse in ricrht, Crotal.; stitches in temples 
 (iridio-choroiditis), IRhus; throbbing, IIBell.; 
 tightening, Med.; as though head were turn- 
 ing in a circle, IBry.; when turning:, ICon., 
 Tell., quickly, HCalc, IKali c, Lact. ac, 
 IStaph., and looking upward, ISang., as if he 
 would fall, IIColoc; worse turning, or any 
 violent motion, better in open air, with dull 
 pain in forehead to root of nose and to upper | 
 lids, IPhos.; worse turning, or from sudclen 
 motion^ Ptel.; with tearing in vertex, and feel- 
 ing as if hair were drawn upward, IMur. ac; 
 with weight in vertex, worse after sleep, 
 
 I Amb.; with weakness of head, I Amb., ICaust., 
 and abdomen, she must lie down, IZinc; with 
 whirling, Coff.; whizzing, 1 1 Nux v.; as if a 
 cold wind were blowing through, IINatr. m. 
 
 Vertigo, with headache : iEthus., 1 1 Apis, Ascl. 
 s., IIBell., HCalc, ICalc p., Camph., ICaust. 
 Castor., ICast. eq., Cham., ICinnab., Crotal., 
 ICup. m., IGlon., Hipporn., Hydr. ac, Indig., 
 Kali m., ILach., Lil. tig., ILobel. i., IMerc, 
 INatr. s., INuxm., IINuxv., I IPhos., IPsor., 
 ISang., IISiL, ITabac, IVer. v.; with blind- 
 ness, pains in limbs and weariness, IKalm.; 
 dull, ICalc p., with chilliness, Iber.; dull 
 pressive, IPhyt.; catarrhal, Gymn.; in cholera, 
 iAcon. ; in climaxis, ICycl.; better evening, 
 open air, Indig. ; follows headache, Merc p., 
 BPhos., in morning, IBov.; frontal, Carbo v., 
 Crotal., Vib.; frontal or occipital IPlumb.; 
 in morning, IKali c, IZinc, better by Tabac, 
 Lyss. ; after sleepless night, IKali c; periodic 
 IKali bi.; vertigo precedes headache, IDiad., 
 Plat. ,_ in morning, IBov., with falling, IBell.; 
 pressing from within outward in temples, 
 Stront.;head as if between screws, 1 1 Puis.; sick 
 headache, ICoff., ICrotal.^ IMerc, I INuxm.; 
 better by change of position or outdoor ex- 
 ercise, Coff. ; in spinal irritation, ICoccul. ; 
 stitches in one side, IPuls. ; in temples (irido- 
 choroiditis), IRhus; tensive with heat in 
 forehead, IINuxv.; throbbing, Hod.; in ver- 
 tex, in daytime, with danger of falling, IMed. 
 
 Vertigo, with heart disease : ISpig. ; soft weak 
 pulse, Crotal. 
 
 Vertigo, heat: accompanied by, ICamph., Carbo 
 v., Croc, IGels., Ign., IStram.; in Chagres 
 fever, IISul. ;from heat, IGels. ; with flushing, 
 IZinc ; nausea and loss of sight, in evening, 
 IIPuls. 
 
 Vertigo, when standing on a height, as if he 
 would fall to right : IZinc 
 
 Vertigo, in hemiplegia: ICaust. 
 
 Vertigo, in hemorrhage: IAcon., IChin., IFerr. 
 
 Vertigo, after suppressed hemorrhoidal flow : 
 ICalc, IINuxv. 
 
 Vertigo, as if house were turned upside down : 
 Bufo. 
 
 Vertigo, in hypochondriasis : ICaps., IINux 
 v.; after excess in venery, IPhos. ac 
 
 Vertigo, hysterical : with general nervous 
 erethism, Cycl. 
 
 Vertigo, constantly increasing : Sec 
 
 Vertigo, confusion of ideas : I ICup. ars. 
 
 Vertigo, in influenza: lAnt.t., IMerc iod. rub. 
 
 Vertigo, from indigestion: IIPuls. 
 
 Vertigo, as if intoxicated: IAcon., 1 1 Alum., 
 Ant. c, Arg. nit., IBell., ICamph., Caps., 
 I ICoccul., Croc, IGels., Hydr. ac, IMed., Merc 
 per., IOp., IIPuls.; in open air, ILed., Phell., 
 Sec, 1 1 Sep., ISil., ISpong.; on walking in open 
 air, lAur. met.; with headache, lAnac; alter- 
 nating with pain in kidneys, I Alum.; in even- 
 ing, in warm room, with* humming in head, 
 IPhos., ac; when rising from bed, in morning, 
 IGraph., IRhus; with sleepiness, I INux m.; 
 whilst walking, as if she would fall over ob- 
 stacles, IFerr.; as after a drunken fit, Cinch. 
 
 Vertigo, knees: knock together, nearly falls, 
 ICamph. 
 
 Vertigo, when kneeling: Magn. c, HSep. 
 
 Vertigo, in laryngo tracheitis: IGlon. 
 
 Vertigo, with lassitude and dulness: ITereb. 
 
 Vertigo, only on left side, worse stooping : Hod. 
 
 Vertigo, with lethargy : I IFerr. 
 
 Vertigo, with leucorrhoea ; before menses, 
 ICalc p. 
 
 Vertigo, from lightning : Crotal. 
 
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 2. SENSORIUM. 
 
 Vertigo, limbs: aching, ICalc. p.; as if a gal- 
 vanic shock passed through (hysteria), Polyg.; 
 drawing tensive pains from slight exposure to 
 cold (muscular rheumatism), BPhos.; trem- 
 bling, afternoon, BHyper.; weakness when 
 walking or riding, IDig.; heaviness of lower, 
 Lactu. v. 
 
 Vertigo, in liver complaint : BMerc, INux v., 
 BPod. 
 
 Vertigo, with loathing : Mosch.; on awaking, 
 IHyper. 
 
 Vertigo, longlasting : ICup. m.; sensitive to 
 cold, Agar. 
 
 Vertigo, lying down: ICaust., BLach., Oxal. 
 ac, BPuls., BRhus; on back, BMerc; during 
 paroxysm of ague, BIgn.; better lying, Arn., 
 HCarbo a.; quiet, Tell.; with desire to 
 lie down (nausea), BHam.; from lying on left 
 side, BSil., BBPhos.; must lie down, Ant. t., 
 Aur. met, BDiad., BGraph., IKali c, BBPhos., 
 ■Sul. ac; with weakness in stomach, BAmb.; 
 as if bed were turning in a circle, BBCon.; only 
 possible position in bed is on face, BCoca ; on 
 turning, while lying, obliging to sit up, BLac 
 def. 
 
 Vertigo, with malaise : Tarant. 
 
 Vertigo, while meditating : Agar. 
 
 Vertigo, memory growing weak : BKali br. 
 
 Vertigo, menses: absent, BCycL; before, 
 BLach., BPuls., BVer.; delaying eight days, 
 Blod.; during, Calc p., BCaust., BCroc, Cycl., 
 BSul., Uran. n.; during, with flushes of heat 
 and sweat, BPhos. ac; during, worse stooping, 
 better -in afternoon, BCaust.; dysmenorrhea, 
 BCycl., IGels.; better when menses set in, All. 
 sat.; followed by excessive menses, BZinc; 
 premature, BKali bi.; scanty, B BPuls., or sup- 
 pressed (chlorosis), BBCyclam.; suppressed, 
 Sabina ; suppressed by cold, BAcon. 
 
 Vertigo, mental : from protracted application, or 
 exciting debate, BAgar.; close study, BHNatr. m.; 
 derangement, BCoccul., BIChel.; excitement, 
 especially short time before menses, I INux m.; 
 exertion, BNatr. c, BBNux v., 1 1 Pic ac; ina- 
 bility to think, BBNux v.; in brain fag, IPhos. 
 ac; better thinking of something else, Agar. 
 
 Vertigo, momentary : Agar., Dulc; on closing 
 eyes, BLach. 
 
 Vertigo, in morning : Amm. c, Bov., BCarbol. a., 
 1 1 Cast, eq., BHep., BKali c, BLach., BPhos., 
 Phos. ac; in open air, with staggering as 
 from drunkenness, IKreo.; on awaking 
 BGraph.; in bed, BCalc; as if bed were mov- 
 ing up and down, a similar floating of the 
 images of her fancy, all during semi-conscious- 
 ness, IZinc; chill and snappish headache, 
 Lyss.; in dysuria, BMerc; fears she will fall, 
 Sabina; as if one stood on wavering ground, 
 BSul.; increasing, like a heavy pressing down- 
 ward of forepart of head, BBPhos.; must lie or 
 sit down, BNitr. ac; with nausea, Squilla; 
 when and after rising from bed, reels back 
 and forth, BLyc; on rising, Atrop., BMagn. 
 m., Mane, Ruta, 1 1 Sep., Tell; has to lie down 
 again, BBPuls.; rest or motion, DGamb.; after 
 rising, BBPhos.; with inclination to vomit and 
 waterbrash, Magn. c; in prolapsus uteri, Arg. 
 nit. 
 
 Vertigo, motion : as if everything were in, Anac; 
 as if one were being turned around, BBry.; so 
 rapidly that he perceives current of air, Mosch.; 
 on turning around, BKali c.j on attempting to 
 
 move,Ailant., Arn., Aur. met.JCalc p.,BKalm.; 
 moving about, Sumb., with confusion of head, 
 BPuls.; in quotidian intermittent, I ITarax.; 
 with nausea, vomiting, faintness, Selen.; reel- 
 ing and staggering, Pseonia ; rapid, BGels.; 
 slow, Millef.; worse on every movement, 
 BBell., BMed.; in hsematuria, Blpec; on look- 
 ing upward, BSil.; walking, flCinch. 
 fgg^ walking. 
 
 Vertigo, with nausea : Mac. g., BAlum., Amyg., 
 BAnt. c, Ant. t., Brom., UCalad., BCalc p., 
 Calc s., BCamph., BCaust., BCarbo a., BBChin. s., 
 BCinnab., HBFerr., Fluor, ac, BGlon., BHell., 
 Hyos., BLyc, Mosch., Myr. cer., BBNux v., 
 CEnan., BBPetroL, BSil., BSpig., BSul., Tarant., 
 Tell., BTereb., BVer.; and oppressive pain in 
 centre of brain, BBPhos.; in middle of chest, 
 BBry.; during climaxis, BCycl.; deathly, Calc s., 
 Lobel. i.; worse after eating, BCrot. t.; fol- 
 lowed by eructations, BNitr. ac; with eructa- 
 tions and rumbling, Grat.; evening in bed, 
 especially when head lies low, BPetrol.; faint- 
 ness and cold sweat, Ailant., Tabac; head- 
 ache, followed by spasmodic vomiting, BSang.; 
 on looking out of window, BCarbo v.; long 
 continued, with debility and headache, BSang.; 
 unfit for mental work (veta), Coca; 1 a.m., 
 worse lying on right side or back, BMur. ac; 
 in morning, Stront.; while gazing long at one 
 object, Sars.; after retiring, Ind.; as in seasick- 
 ness, BStaph.; on stooping, Millef.; and dif- 
 ficulty of swallowing, BNatr. s.; with unsteadi- 
 ness, Rob.; with inclination to vomit, BKali 
 b., Niccol., BBPuls.; with vomiting, BLach., 
 Therid.; better in evening m open air, Indig.; 
 when walking, Ferr. 
 
 Vertigo, neck: pain in nape of, I I Alum.; com- 
 plains of, BCalc p.; cramps spreading to fore- 
 head, Sarrac 
 
 Vertigo, in nephritis : BChel. 
 
 Vertigo, nervous: I 101. caje., I IKali ph.; from 
 abuse of narcotics, coffee, etc, BBPhos.; in 
 neurasthenia, BSil. 
 
 Vertigo, at night : Sarrac. ; when awaking, with 
 nausea, BSpong.; awaking him, BBNux v.; in 
 bed, BCaust.; with diarrhoea, Therid.; on lying 
 down, BSang.; lying on side, I IStram.; on turn- 
 ing in bed, or getting up in morning, B BBell.; 
 between 3 and 4 a.m., worse turning and rising, 
 •cannot sit up, Ind.; with urging to urinate, 
 BHyper.; with vomiting of bile and food (gastric 
 fever), 1 1 Sep.; from w T atching, BBNux v. 
 
 Vertigo, from every noise or sound : Therid. 
 
 Vertigo, worse at noon: BCaust.; with pressive 
 headache on left side, Stront. 
 
 Vertigo, nose: better after catarrh sets in, 
 Aloe ; preceded by sharp pressure at root of, 
 BZinc; with nosebleed, BAcon., Ant. c, BCar- 
 bo a., Crotal., in morning, afterwards sore to 
 touch, BSul. Jggp" odors. 
 
 Vertigo, seems to go all over him, making him 
 feel numb and stiff: BPetrol. 
 
 Vertigo, objects: seem to approach and recede 
 (injuries to head), Cic; turn around, Bar. m., 
 BBry., BLyc, B BNatr. m., in open air, BMur. 
 ac, when rising from a seat, Sabad., in a circle, 
 BAlum., B BCycl., on closing eyes on sitting 
 up, B BChel.; turn around each other, 1 1 Sa- 
 bad.; seem to go around with him, BPsor., 
 with her, BCalc; seem too far off, Stann.; 
 thought he was unable to grasp, BBPuls.; seem 
 to be enveloped in a yellow mit-t, better from 
 
2. SENSORIUM. 
 
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 warm soup, Kali bi.; caused by objects in mo- 
 tion before eyes, Con.; seem to move from side 
 to side (injuries to head), Cic; seem to move 
 to and fro with reeling of body, IForm.; 
 seem to move around him, IINux v., around 
 her, IICycL, IMerc. iod. rub.; seem to be mov- 
 ing as in a confused dance, Oleand.; whirl 
 from right to left, 7rCoccul.; room whirls, 
 IINux v.; make a see-saw motion, IICycL; 
 about him seem to move slowly, Hydr. ac; 
 sway to and fro, IBell.; as if surroundings or 
 self were tottering, Anac;go up, down, and 
 sideways, I IHekla; vibrate, ICarbov.; whirl, 
 Agar.; when standing, IBry.; going up stairs, 
 
 ' or turning quickly, Aloe ; with buzzing in 
 head in morning, I Zinc. 
 
 Vertigo, from odors : smell of flowers, gas, etc., 
 IHyos., IINux v., llPhos. 
 
 Vertigo, of old people : Bar. c, I Cup. m., I Rhus, 
 ISinap. 
 
 Vertigo, from onanism : Diosc, IPhos. 
 
 Vertigo, from opium: IINatr. m., IINux v., 
 IVer. 
 
 Vertigo, soft palate : formication, Tarant. 
 
 Vertigo, with palpitation : vEthus., Agar., Bov., 
 Cact., ICoccul., ICycl.; nausea and uncon- 
 sciousness, I Kali br. 
 
 Vertigo,with paralysis : IArn.,ICaust.,IIGraph.; 
 for a long time before, lOleand.; follows con- 
 gestive paralysis, approaching apoplexy, IKali 
 br.; caused by apoplexy or cerebral softening, 
 INux v.; paresis of third pair, ICon. 
 
 Vertigo, with incomplete erection of penis : 
 Tarant. 
 
 Vertigo, periodical : Agar., Ang. ? lArg., Ilgn., 
 IINatr. m., I IPhos., ITabac.; daily (climaxis), 
 has to lie down, IIUstiL; several times a 
 day, IKali c; frequent, short, ICamph.^ in 
 quick succession, in evening, when standing, 
 as if he would lose his senses, Plat.; every two 
 weeks, lasting several days, BCoccul. 
 
 Vertigo, in pneumonia: I Ant. t.; after chill, 
 llChel., IMerc. 
 
 Vertigo, during pregnancy : IGels., IINatr. m. 
 
 Vertigo, with prostration : g^p weakness. 
 
 Vertigo, pulse : accelerated, Tell.; slow, IDig., 
 Therid. 
 
 Vertigo, in purpura hemorrhagica: I I Led. 
 
 Vertigo, with rachitis : ISil. 
 
 Vertigo, on reaching up : ILach. 
 
 Vertigo, when reading: Arg. met, MCalab., 
 Grat.; aloud or when sitting, with difficult 
 speech and dim eyes, Paris ; with loss of 
 thought, Stann. 
 
 Vertigo, reeling: ICup. m., Hydr. ac; back- 
 wards, Bry.; as after turning in a cjrele, Thuya ; 
 as if drunk, IStram.; after injuries to head, 
 Cic; after meals, Kali iod.; with nausea and 
 vomiting, Calc; rotary, with pain in forehead 
 to root of nose, 1 1 Puis.; from side to side, 
 ICaps.; inability to stand erect, Sec; when 
 walking, lArs., ISul.; in open air, INux m. 
 jggg^ whirling. 
 
 Vertigo, rest: better, with heat (post-diphther- 
 itic affection), I I Mane; worse, must exercise 
 in open air, INatr. c. 
 
 Vertigo, after reflection : IPhos ac 
 
 Vertigo, after retching : ICamph. 
 
 Vertigo, when riding : ISil.; in a carriage, IHep. 
 
 Vertigo, on rising: Absin., Ailant., All. sat., 
 I lAmyl., I IBry., ICalc, ICaust., Cepa, Colch., 
 IHani., ILacdef., IINatr. m., IOp.,Selen., ITa- 
 
 bac; in angina, IMerc; in heart trouble, lDi.2.; 
 in apoplexy, lArn.; on attempting to rise in 
 bed, I lEup. perf., I IPhos.; from bed, Cic, 
 Oleand., ISul., feels faint, IBPhyt.;frombed in 
 morning, IINatr. m.; better, BAur. met.; with 
 stunning pain in back part of head, then falls, 
 Cann. i.; as if he would fall forward, Vib.; even 
 to falling, IBar. c; in gastric disorders, IKali 
 bi.; from recumbent position, I Cact., I ICoc- 
 cul., IDiad., ISil., with heat in face when 
 lying, DPetrol.; pallor, falls over, fears to rise, 
 1 1 Aeon.; caused by rush of blood tohead, Jamb.; 
 in corning, had to lie down, Iber.;in occiput, 
 IPetrol; preventing, IGlon., ITabac; from 
 sitting, ICalc. p., ICham., I ICon., IDig., Grat., 
 Ind., ILyc, Oxal. ac, I IPhos., I IPuls., Sumb., 
 Thuya; from seat or bed or raising head, 
 IINux v.; after stooping, ICarbo a., ESang.; as 
 if turning to left, lAnac; in evening, Niccol.; 
 suddenly, I IFerr.; produces faintness, Hod. 
 
 Vertigo, as if being rocked : Bell.; when lying 
 down and closing eyes, Calad. 
 
 Vertigo, in room : Croc; going off in open air, 
 ISul. ac; as if stupefied, particularly when sit- 
 ting, better by walking about, IStaph.; in hot 
 room, ILyc; especially in warm room (sper- 
 matorrhoea), I ISars.; room and bed seem to 
 spin around (yellow fever), ICadm. s. 
 
 Vertigo, after scarlatina : from cold, IHell. 
 
 Vertigo, with multiple sclerosis: INux v. 
 
 Vertigo, like seasickness : IPetrol. 
 
 Vertigo, feels a want of security : Sumb. 
 
 Vertigo, from sedentary habits : IINux v. 
 
 Vertigo, after shaving : ICarbo a. 
 
 Vertigo, with shivering: upper part, ISChel 
 
 Vertigo, while sitting: ICamph., Carbo a., 
 ICham., Colch., Meph., Phell., B IPuls., Ruta, 
 1 1 Rhus, Viol.; upper part of body sways to 
 and fro,Nitr.sp. d.; as if chair were rising and 
 he were looking down, I IPhos.; is obliged to 
 sit down, ISil.; then heaviness and dragging 
 of left foot, Cypr.; as if head would fall to one 
 bide,with feeling of heat in head,ISpong.;when 
 sitting up, ICarbo a., IDiad., Tell.; in bed, 
 HChel., ICoccul.; as if bed were constantly 
 swaying back and forth, IZinc; after sleep, 
 ICarbo v.; or standing, Mang., ISul., or walk- 
 ing, better while lying, Spig.fwhile sitting and 
 standing, disappears on walking, IZinc; when 
 sitting and stooping slightly, Ind.; while sit- 
 ting and walking, head inclined to drop for- 
 ward, Sars.; worse sitting down, Carbol. ac, 
 ICarbo v., I IPuls.; worse sitting than walk- 
 ing, Sabad. 
 
 Vertigo, sleep : after, Amb., with heat, BSpong.; 
 during, ISang., ISil.; when going to, Tell.; as 
 if going into a state of, Cam ph. 
 
 Vertigo, with sleepiness: ISil.; all day from 
 debility, INitr.ac; cannot raise head, I^Ethus. 
 
 Vestigo,with sleeplessness: Lact.ac.JMerc cor. 
 
 Vertigo, from smoking : jjjgg^ tobacco. 
 
 Vertigo, followed by sopor, with delirium and 
 exhaustion: IKali c 
 
 Vertigo, with thick speech : JEsc. g. 
 
 Vertigo, with enlargement of spleen: IFerr. mur. 
 
 Vertigo, in Spring: after least effort, Apis. 
 
 Vertigo, with staggering : g^* Staggering. 
 
 Vertigo, cannot stand erect, or even sit up in 
 bed, for fear of falling : IMerc 
 
 Vertigo, while standing: Cann. s., ICoccul., 
 Sabina ; in open air, I Pod. ; and looking about, 
 ICalc; worse stooping, Iber.; as if everything 
 
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 2. SENSORIUM. 
 
 were turning around, Magn. c; going off when 
 lying, with eructations, yawning, want of 
 appetite, pressure in abdomen and slow pulse, 
 Petrol. 
 
 Vertigo, stomach: bloated, Tarant.; burning, 
 Coff.; deranged, lAnt. c.; dull heavy feeling, 
 as if caused by some hard substance there, 
 ■Sang.; dyspepsia, in nervous subjects, better 
 in motion, MCycl.; as if proceeding from, 
 I Kali c; with qualmishness, ITabac. 
 
 Vertigo, stool: before, CEnan.; during, ICaust., 
 ICoccul., Colch.; after, ICaust., INatr. m.; 
 better after, ICup. m.; bloody, IManc; cogtive- 
 nessof old people, ICalc. p. 
 
 Vertigo, on stooping : lAcon., Act. rac, Ailant., 
 I I Alum., iAnac, Bar. c, ICamph., ICaust., 
 ICarbov., ICham., Coff., IGlon., IIGuarsea, 
 ■Ham., Inul., Hod., IKali c, ILach.,Lact. ac, 
 Med., Meph., IMerc, IINux v., IPetrol., 
 Plumb., 1 1 Puis., I Staph., ISul., Sumb., Thuya, 
 Val.; as if turning in a circle, lAur. met.; or 
 looking up, must clutch something to keep 
 from falling, IINux v.; or rising after stooping, 
 ■ IBell.; during and after stooping, IGraph.; 
 all day while stooping at work, ISil. ; while 
 stooping and looking down, IKalm.; ceasing 
 when becoming erect, IHell.; with headache, 
 IBell., IKali bi., as if she did not know where 
 she was, IMerc. per.; is obliged to stoop, with 
 pale face and nausea, IPetrol.; better on stoop- 
 ing and rising, Berb.; going off on rising, 
 Mosch.; worse stooping, ICact., Helon., Pic.ac, 
 dark before eyes, ICalc, did not dare to stoop 
 or look down, ISul., in hysteria, I ISil., or 
 moving, IGlon., Therid., in uterine disorder, 
 ICon. 
 
 Vertigo, with stumbling, as if to fall forwards : 
 HChel. 
 
 Vertigo, with stupor : Agar., Chlor., ICup. ac, 
 ICup. m., IKali c, ILach., Lauroc, Mane, 
 Mosch., Sabad., Sec; and sensation of falling 
 (neurosis cordis), I ICalc; as if he would fall 
 forward, HPhos.; and burning in vertex, Agar. 
 
 Vertigo, sudden: ISul.; in epilepsy, . I ICalc; 
 with obscuration of sight, ITereb.; like an 
 electric shock, IINux v.; while sitting, Carb. 
 s.; standing, IBov. 
 
 Vertigo, sun : from strong light of, Agar.; from 
 sunstroke, Crotal., IGlom, INatr. c 
 
 Vertigo, as if suspended in air, with uncon- 
 sciousness: ISep. 
 
 Vertigo, with cold sweat: IMerc cor., ITabac, 
 Therid.; on forehead, IVer. 
 
 Vertigo, as if in a swing : IMerc, ISul. 
 
 Vertigo, sympathetic, accompanying disease of 
 precordial organs, suppressed hemorrhoids, 
 menses, heart affection, etc : lOp. 
 
 Vertigo, in syphilis : I lAur. met. 
 
 Vertigo, when talking : ICham. 
 
 Vertigo, with thirst: Oxal. ac 
 
 Vertigo, thoughts : confusion of, IStram.; dis- 
 tracted, IMerc; vanishing, ICham. 
 
 Vertigo, with throbbing all over body : Hod. 
 
 Vertigo, with tired feeling: Bell., ICup. m. 
 
 Vertigo, from tobacco: I INatr. m. IVer.; 
 smoking, Brom., IINux v., ITabac 
 
 Vertigo, tongue numb : 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Vertigo, after toothache : ICoccion. 
 
 Vertigo, as if torn and pulled into threads, 
 especially on sitting down or going up stairs : 
 Plat. 
 
 Vertigo, transitory: lAst. r., 1 1 Hep.; on closing 
 eyes, ILach.; on rising from a seat, IKali bi. 
 
 Vertigo, with trembling: ICamph., Carbol. ac, 
 Crotal., IDig., IGlon. 
 
 Vertigo, after suppression of ulcers : ICaust. 
 
 Vertigo, with unconsciousness: IKali c, 
 Mane, IINux v., Ran. sc; in chronic alcohol- 
 ism, IPhos.; transient attacks, Caust. 
 
 Vertigo, in uterine hemorrhage at climacteric 
 period : ITrill. 
 
 Vertigo, with venous stagnation and degraded 
 blood: Crotal., IGraph., ISul.; especially after 
 debauch, ICarbo v. 
 
 Vertigo, in veta : ICoca. 
 
 Vertigo, from vexation : Calc 
 
 Vertigo, with vomiting : Msc. g., Bell., ICamph., 
 IKali c, CEnan., I IVer.; better after, ITabac; 
 of bile, IPetrol.; and pain in liver, HChel.; 
 with desire to vomit, Cain.; of blood, Tell., 
 Tarant.; on least motion, Therid.; as soon as 
 he rises, IVer. v.; watery, IHell. 
 
 Vertigo, on walking: Anac, Ant. t., I IBell., 
 MCalab., ICarbo v., ICon., Dulc, IKali c, 
 IJacea, Lil. tig., Merc, per., Millef., IMur. ac, 
 IINatr. m., INuxm., IINux v., IPetrol.,Picac, 
 Tell., I ITarax.; after walking, ICalc, Colch.; on 
 walking in open air, ICalc p., Caust., ICup. 
 ac, IICycL, Oleand., Phell., Stann.; at 
 climaxis, ILach., tendency to fall, to left, 
 IDiosc, with mental disturbance, 1 1 Staph., 
 reeling as if drunk, Agar., could not step 
 firmly, ISul., as if he would tumble, I ICalc; 
 better by walking and in open air, IIPuls.; 
 as if he were walking in air, Aur. mur.; 
 cannot walk, IPhyt.; in the dark, IStram.; 
 with eyes closed, lArg. nit., IStram.; with 
 danger of falling, I IPhos.; with heart trouble, 
 IDig.; must lie down, INitr. ac; with insensi- 
 bility of lower limbs, lAst. r.; as if every 
 object were in motion, ISep.; in ophthalmia, 
 ICic; over an open space, lArs.; with stagger- 
 ing gait, Agar., IKali br., IMur. ac; straight, 
 could not, I Cinch.; stepping quickly, involun- 
 tarily (veta), Coca; and when turning, llpec; 
 unsteady gait, Sec; walks zigzag, IMed. 
 
 Vertigo, water: as if balancing to and fro, 
 IIFerr.; from sightof running, Brom.; onboard 
 a vessel, Therid.; when walking over or cross- 
 ing a bridge, Ang., IIFerr., ISul., Sumb. 
 
 Vertigo,with weakness: iEthus.,Bapt., Crotal., 
 Cup. s., IIFerr., INux m., Oleand.; in after- 
 noon, IHyper.; in nervous prostration, ISil. 
 
 Vertigo, weather: in cold, ISang.; in damp, 
 Brom.; in windy, ICalc. p. 
 
 Vertigo, whirling : in dropsy, lArs.; with flick- 
 ering before eyes, Vinca ; in head, Viol. 
 fi^T* objects and reeling. 
 
 Vertigo, when standing near a window: 
 IINatr. m.; suddenly falls back unconscious, 
 throat swollen, sour eructations, Sars. 
 
 Vertigo, immediately after work : 1 1 Pic ac. 
 
 Vertigo, worse when writing : Ptel. 
 
 Vertigo, with zymotic or septic diseases: Crotal. 
 
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 Apoplexy. Brain. Forehead. Head. Headache. Occiput. Parietal. 
 
 Temples. Vertex. 
 
 APOPLEXY: IIAcon., IIAnac. or., IIArn., 
 
 I Ars., lAst. r., IIBar. c, IIBell., IIBry., 
 Cadm. s., ICamph., ICoccul., ICrotal., 
 IIForm., IGels., IIGlon., IHyos., Iod., Ilpec, 
 IILach., ILaur., IMerc, -Millef., INux m., 
 IINux v., IKEnan., IIOp., IPhos., IPlumb., 
 
 I I Puis., Sinap., IStram., Tabac, IVer. v., 
 Apoplexy, chest: with congestion to, ICupr. 
 
 m. ; oppression in, ICrotal. 
 Apoplexy, constipation precedes : lAst. r. 
 Apoplexy, constitution hemorrhagic or broken 
 
 down (inebriates): ICrotal. 
 Apoplexy, drinking : abuse of liquor or coffee, 
 
 I INux v. 
 Apoplexy, in drunkards: ICrotal., ILach., 
 
 IINux v., lOp. 
 Apoplexy, after eating: a hearty dinner, 
 
 IINux v. 
 Apoplexy, eyelids closed, twitch : ICup. m. 
 Apoplexy, fear of: Apis, Arg. nit., Zinc; on 
 
 awaking, 1 1 Ast. r. ; followed by fever, Ast. r. 
 Apoplexy, in fever: intermittent, IChin. s. ; 
 
 during sweat, Stram. 
 Apoplexy,after grief, disappointed love : I IPhos. 
 Apoplexy, head: burning, before, lAst. r. ; 
 
 grasps at, IPhos. ; sudden attacks of vertigo- 
 like shocks in, before, lAst. r. ; deep-seated 
 
 stitches in right parietal region and dull,heavy, 
 
 crampy pain in arms, before, ISil. 
 Apoplexy, with headache: IBell., Cinnam., 
 
 IIGlon. ; in terrific shocks, ISep. 
 Apoplexy, left-sided : especially after mental 
 
 emotions or abuse of alcohol, ILach. 
 Apoplexy, in men addicted to drinking and 
 
 sexual excesses, with disposition to gout and 
 
 hemorrhoids : ISep. 
 Apoplexy, neonatorum : lArn. 
 Apoplexy, nervous form: |Amb., I Ant. t., 
 
 ICup. ac, ICup. m., Dig., Ign., Ilpec, Sinap.; 
 
 in an old woman weakened by bleeding, 
 
 I IPhos.; with convulsions, Cup. m. ; with 
 distortions of face, Cup. m. ; spasmodic hic- 
 cough, 1101. caje.: with somnolency, IHyos.; 
 with palsy of speech, Cup. m. 
 
 Apoplexy, in old persons : I Apis, BiBar. c, lOp. 
 
 Apoplexy, palpitation, after: ICup. m. 
 
 Apoplexy, paralysis: follows, IBar. c, ICaust., 
 ICoccul., IGels., IILach., ILaur., IPlumb., 
 IStram. ; with rapid atrophy and loss of sen- 
 sation of affected part, IBPlumb. ; general 
 (rarely useful in hemiplegia or paraplegia), 
 IGels. ; of legs, IINux v. ; of limbs, IStram. ; 
 particularly in old people, Con. ; particularly 
 in right side, Crotal. ; with ptyalism, I INux v. 
 
 Apoplexy, pulse : compressed, frequent, before, 
 Ast. r. ; slow, weak, small, after, ICup. m. 
 
 Apoplexy, sanguineous form: lApis, IIArn., 
 
 I I Ast. r., HCact., Ferr.; with vertigo, vomit- 
 ing, burning in stomach, distension of tem- 
 poral veins, 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Apoplexy, serous form: lAnt. t., I Apis, Ars., 
 
 1 1 Ars. s. f., IBar. c, IBry.,Dig., IHell., Ilpec; 
 with threadlike, very quick pulse, IGlon. 
 
 Apoplexy, with stupor : g^ Coma, Stupor, 
 Unconsciousness, Chapter 1. 
 
 Apoplexy, subjects: predisposed to passive 
 cerebral congestion, with somnolence after 
 eating, I Op. ; lymphatic or leuco-phlegmatic, 
 ill nourished (prophylactic), IMerc. 
 
 Apoplexy, threatened: lAst. r., IBell., HCoff., 
 IFluor. ac, Ign., ILaur.; with cholera Asiatica, 
 lOp.; with congestion to head, IBell., Coff., 
 IGlon., IStront. 
 
 Apoplexy, with unconsciousness : jg^° Un- 
 consciousness, Chap. 1. 
 
 Apoplexy, with uterine polypi : I Con. 
 
 Apoplexy, venous: ISep. 
 
 Apoplexy, with vertigo: in walking, ISep. 
 
 Apoplexy, from vexation : lAcon. 
 
 Apoplexy in women from affections of repro- 
 ductive system : ISep. 
 
 Apoplexy, with wrist .drop, alternating with 
 colic: I IPlumb. 
 
 BRAIN, abscesses: scattered through sub- 
 stance, Hippoz.; thinks an abscess is forming, 
 pain will set her crazy (catarrh of frontal 
 sinuses), ICup. m.; purulent collections be- 
 tween bones of skull and dura mater, Hippoz. 
 
 Brain, aching: one continued, IChin. s.; at 
 base of, with swelling of cords of neck, Med.; 
 dull, heavy, at base of, Merc. iod. flav.; near 
 eyes, Aspar.; in exostosis, I Arg. met.; stupefy- 
 ing, Stann. 
 
 Brain, active : $®* Chap. 1, Mental activity. 
 
 Brain, affections : I Act. rac, -IIBry., BCroc, 
 ICup. m., IGels., IGlon., IHell., Kali br., 
 IINux v., MZiz.; with aphasia, IStram.; of 
 children, IIApis, IBell., IBCalc, ICalc p., 
 ■Kali c, IHell., IISul.; child rubs face and 
 eyes, especially eyes, as if to relieve itching, 
 Squilla; in children with catarrhal fever, 
 difficult dentition, or exanthematic diseases, 
 cannot hold head up, ICup. m. ; in cholera 
 infantum, IIOp.; with unconsciousness and 
 convulsive symptoms, IMagn. p.; cause chorea, 
 IStram.; after suppressed eruptions, Cic, 
 ISul.; in diarrhoea and dysentery, I Arm; 
 diarrhcea, stools smell like carrion, 1 1 Kali 
 ph.; of drunkards, IMerc, INux v., lOp.; ex- 
 acerbations, evenings, Cup. m.; exanthemata 
 suppressed by cold, IPhos. ac; during or after 
 vesicular erysipelas, IStram.; with distortion 
 of eyes (scarlatina), ISuL; with iritis, lArg. 
 nit.; in relapsing fever, Ustil.; with glycosuria, 
 IPhos.; from continued grief, IPhos. ac; in- 
 cipient, when child is sleepless, laughs and 
 plays at night, I ICypr.; from intestinal irrita- 
 tion, Cina; with jaundice, IPhos.; from over- 
 exertion, IPhos. ac; nervous, I INux m.; with 
 pneumonia, IHyos.; in scarlatina, lApis, 
 ILach., ISul., IZinc; from sexual excesses or 
 drain on system, IPhos. ac; in smallpox, 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 IBell.; cause strabismus, BStram., ITabac; 
 with summer complaint, ICup. ac; after 
 typhoid, IPhos. ac; with profuse or scanty 
 urine, Squilla; from want of vigor, Kali ph.; 
 with vomiting, BVer. v.; from getting wet, I Bry. 
 
 Brain, as if agitated by boiling water : 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Brain, symptoms appeared and ceased coinci- 
 dently with the appearance and cessation of 
 albuminuria: ! I Plumb. 
 
 Brain, anaemia of: BCon., -Dig., I I Kali ph.; 
 brain fag, iZinc; from loss of fluids, I I Kali 
 br.; causes insomnia, IMagn. p. 
 ^^" atrophy, exhaustion, paralysis, scle- 
 rosis, softening, 
 
 Brain, atrophy : acute, with uraemia, BPhos.; 
 tendency to, in old age, IPhos. 
 
 Brain, arachnoid : air bubbles below, TrArs. h.; 
 adherent to pia mater, Crotal . ; a little in- 
 jected, TrArs. h.; inflamed, I Apis; opaque, 
 77 Ant. t.; opaque, thickened, tough, Crotal. 
 
 Brain, pains like steel arrows, piercing from 
 forehead to nape of neck : Ananth. 
 
 Brain, as if asleep : gig" numbness. 
 
 Brain, atrophy : Fluor, ac., Iod.; acute, with 
 uraemia, IPhos.; preceded by overexcitement, 
 causing paralysis, I IPhos.; tendency to in old 
 age, I IPhos. fi^" anaemia, exhaustion, 
 paralysis, sclerosis, softening. 
 
 Brain, sensation as if balancing to and fro: 
 IIAph. ch.; striking against skull, painful, 
 Cinch. 
 
 Brain, sensation as if a small, leaden ball were 
 rolling about : Lyss. ' 
 
 Brain, as if laid bare, and cold air passed over 
 it: Ananth. 
 
 Brain, beating : deep in right side, Sars.; worse 
 rising in bed, motion, better by cold washing, 
 walking in open air, lArs.; in waves against 
 skull, B I Cinch. ; as if beating against skull, 
 painful on nodding head, ISul.j on slightest 
 movement, Tell. 
 g^° congestion, throbbing. 
 
 Brain, as if boiling over and lifting cranium 
 like lid of tea-kettle : Cann. i. 
 
 Brain, boring: deep in, Ant. t., Sign.; as if being 
 bored out (sick headache) , D ITabac. fi^ nail. 
 
 Brain, feels bound up : liEthus. J®"* con- 
 stricted. 
 
 Brain, bruised : feeling, lArn., ICup. m.,IIGels., 
 INux v.; as if beaten, INux v.; worse on mov- 
 ing, even opening eyes, ISCinch.; .generally 
 one-sided (right), better lying on painless side, 
 ■ INux v.; when stepping from a high step to 
 ground, IPhyt.; in vertex, better cold air, Ind. 
 met. 8®°* crushed, dashed. 
 
 Brain, burning: Canth., IPhos., Ver.; with 
 chills, IGlon.; over eyebrows in evening, 
 Carbol. ac; worse from light, IGlon.; night 
 and morning, worse motion, better rest, Arm; 
 with vertigo in morning, IGlon. 
 g^ 1 * congestion, heat, meningitis. 
 
 Brain, bursting feeling : Ars. m.; especially at 
 temple, begins on rising in morning, generally 
 better lying down, ILach. 
 gsH?~ distended, pressing. 
 
 Brain, buzzing: I Ferr.; feeling as if it were fall- 
 ing forward, Guaraea. 
 
 Brain, cerebellum : aching with subjective 
 tenderness of spine to kidneys, Med. ; as of 
 blows (headache), Curar.; boring from within, 
 ■Spig. ; burning glow, Med.; chilliness, every 
 evening, IDulc; cold, 7rCamph., with stiff- 
 
 ness in brain, IPhos.; congestion, IGds.; 
 in chorea, IChel.; cortex reduced to a soft 
 pulpy mass, dark brown, loaded with shining 
 greasy particles, ^Pic. ac; heavy, crushing 
 cutting across base, Syph. ; dull pain, BMed. ,Sal. 
 ac; as if enlarged, worse, cold damp weather, 
 until 2 p.m., better lying down, IDulc; ex- 
 hausted feeling, with subjective tenderness 
 of spine, from cerebellum to kidneys, Med.; 
 dulness and beating, Bry.; headache begins 
 in morning, spreads over left side of head, 
 causing violent and pulsating pain in left 
 temple and over left eye, periodical, I Spig.; 
 heaviness in forenoon, in cold air, better after 
 dinner, ICarbo a.; irritation from sexual over- 
 excitement, I I Pic. ac; gainful jerks through 
 left, leaving dull pressure, worse during rest, 
 better from motion, EStann.; stitches in right 
 lower, lllris; pain, IBenz. ac, ISpig., with 
 congestion to head (pertussis), lAnac; pain 
 in right side, Elaps. ; pain with vertigo, Ta- 
 rant. ; pressing, Petrol. ; pressing pain in small 
 spots, occurring on slightest mental exertion, 
 or from nightwatching, IColch.; stinging, 
 Petrol.; strange feeling in right side, Meph.; 
 throbbing, beginning morning, lasts till noon 
 or evening, worse from motion, turning eyes, 
 lying on back, better lying on side, closing 
 eyes, at rest and dark room, ISep.; throbbing, 
 better standing, most with such as were de- 
 prived of sexual intercourse, HCamph*; un- 
 pleasant sensation, extends from occipital pro- 
 tuberance to left ear, seems as if it were hollow, 
 yet there is a dull ache, a feeling as if brain 
 were not large enough to fill space, worse when 
 he hurts testicle, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Brain, chills : creeping along convolutions, 
 with prickling, Abrot.; shuddering passes 
 down spine, with headache, 1 1 Tuberc ; cold 
 sensation at middle of forehead, Bell. 
 
 Brain, cloudiness (cholera) : ILaur. 
 
 Brain, collapse : impending, IPhos. 
 
 Brain, compressed feeling: ICham., Ilgn., 
 i Hyper.; when conscious of pain it disap- 
 peared, Camph.; with hammering in fore- 
 head, BKaliiod. Jg@? 1 ' constrictive, pressing. 
 
 Brain, compression: BArn.; no fracture (fungus), 
 Calend. 
 
 Brain, concussion: IBArn., Calend., IBCic, 
 I Hell., IHyos., OKaliph,, BMar. v.; worse from 
 3 to 6 p. m. (after Arn. failed), IHell. ; function of 
 cells depressed, I I Kali ph. ; inflammation after 
 a fall, I IZinc; deafness, Chin, s.; pupils di- 
 lated, Cic ; painful, from shaking head, from 
 walking, Coccul., with aching in head and in 
 epigastrium, Mang.; at each step, IRhus; a 
 misstep causes sensation of, BLed. 
 
 Brain, confused: I IKalibr. $Hf° dull.stupid. 
 
 Brain, congestion : Absin., Amyg., I lAnt.t., 
 lArg. nit., BArt. v., llBell., HCact., Chloral., 
 Cic, IFerr. ph., IGels., I IHell., Hydr. ac, 
 IKali c, IKali br., IParis, IPuls., Stram., 
 ISul., Ustil.; from alcoholic stimulants, IVer. 
 v.; in angina pectoris, lAct. rac; precursor of 
 apoplexy, IQAst. r.; intense throbbing of 
 arteries, BVer. v.; resulting in paralysis of 
 brain (typhoid) BOp.; with buzzing, roaring, 
 etc, BVer. v.; preceded by chill, BGels.; with 
 constipation, BAst. r.; with convulsions, IBell., 
 BGlon.; after attack resembling epilepsy in 
 children, BIgn.; intense, with sudden spasms, 
 BVer. v.; convulsions, particularly in children 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 95 
 
 (irritative fever), IVer. v.; in puerperal con- 
 vulsions, IVer.; in diphtheria, I ITarant.; in- 
 tense, from suppressed discharges, BVer.v.; in 
 delirium tremens, I I Chloral.; epileptiform 
 attacks, MCalab.; causes or attends, epilepsy 
 with vascular fulness of retina, IKali Dr.; 
 with excitement, Eucal.; at base of brain, 
 with dim or double vision, IVer. v.; in fevers 
 from unusual exertion or exposure to sun, 
 IBell., IGlon., IGels.; congested feeling in 
 front, worse from exerting intellect, Crotal.; 
 intense, with giddiness, IBell., IVer. v.; causing 
 headache, Amm.br., IBell., IGlon., IVer. v.; 
 caused by periodical involuntary laughing 
 fits, 1 1 Zinc. ; with convulsive movements 
 of limbs and muscles of face, IICup. m.; 
 with convulsive movements of limbs (menin- 
 gitis, cerebrospinal), ICup. ac; with mania, 
 IKali br.; causing hysterical mania (congestion 
 of womb and metrorrhagia), Croc; violent, 
 with puerperal mania and convulsions, IVer.; 
 with suppressed menses, BlVer. v. ;in plethoric 
 constitutions, I IGlon.; with mental excite- 
 ment, Chloral.; in migraine, IKali br.; intense, 
 with nausea, IVer. v.; from suppression of 
 long-standing nasal discharge, IKali iod.; re- 
 lieved by nosebleed, IPsor.; following nervous 
 depression, 1 1 Chloral.; resulting in paralysis of 
 brain (typhoid), IOp.; passive, with somnolence 
 after eating, predisposed to apoplexy, IOp.; 
 intense, from plethora, IVer. v.; in pneumo- 
 nia, IKali iod.; symptoms of, disguise pul- 
 monary inflammation, IOp.; first stage of 
 scarlatina, IVer. v.; causes sleeplessness, 
 IBell., I Kali br.; with increased sensitiveness to 
 sounds, IVer. v.; with stupefaction, IVer. v.; 
 sudden, Hydr. ac; causes coma, fear of death, 
 insanity, puerperal convulsions, quarrelsome 
 delirium, stupor, Ver. v.; from exposure to sun's 
 rays, IBell., Cact., IGlon., IVer. v.; comes 
 when sweat fails (intermittent), ICact; in- 
 tense, caused by teething, IVer. v.; tendency 
 to in otitis, IflSul.; intense, from vascular 
 irritation, IVer. v.; with vertigo, Ananth.; in- 
 tense, with vomiting, IVer. v.; with zymotic 
 or septic diseases, Crotal. 
 j^ 115 beating, fulness, heat, hyperaemia, 
 meningitis, throbbing. 
 
 Brain, alteration in connective tissue causes 
 paralysis or spasms : ISil. 
 
 Brain, constrictive sensation: ICham.; with 
 feeling of anaesthesia, IKali br. ; as if by a 
 ligature, Coccul. JEt^g^ bound, compressed, 
 contracted, pressing, tense. 
 
 Brain, as if contracted: Grat.; pain at base, 
 Camph.; cerebellum as if laced together, with 
 coldness, UCamph. ; followed by numbness of 
 head and externally on vertex, worse in 
 evening and while sitting, better from motion 
 and in open air, IPlat.; painful, ILaur. 
 
 Brain, contusive pain : jggg^ bruised. 
 
 Brain, cracking sensation : must hold head 
 during motion to prevent threatened rupture 
 of cranium, IGlon. 
 
 Brain, crampy feeling : while walking, Calad. 
 
 Brain, crawling : Apis. 
 
 Brain, crazy feeling, hard to describe : Variol. 
 
 Brain, pain at base of, as if crushed in a vise, 
 or something gnawing there : I IXatr. s. 
 
 Brain, dull cutting in, begins above right orbit 
 and extends to occiput : Bism. 
 
 Brain, as if dashed to pieces : ^Ethus., IXux v. 
 
 Brain, cerebral depression : (chlorosis), I IZinc; 
 in diabetes, ICup. m.; melancholy, IZinc. 
 
 Brain, as if detached and loose : Guaiac 
 
 Brain, digging: IDulc; in right hemisphere, 
 lArg. nit.; worse moving upper evelid, 
 IColoc 
 
 Brain, as if dissolving, with headache in ver- 
 tex : ICalc 
 
 Brain, as if distended : Coccion.; forcibly, Bell.; 
 at centre, Indig. Jggg? 13 bursting, pressing. 
 
 Brain, drawing, worse moving eyebrows : Coloc. 
 
 Brain, racked by dreams : Kalm. 
 
 Brain, dropsy: ^Amyg., IKali iod., Lyss., IZinc; 
 post-scarlatinal acute or chronic, ■ mostly in 
 scrofulous subjects, IHell. S^° Apoplexy 
 serous, and hydrocephalus. 
 
 Brain, drunken feeling, with fulness : Ailant. 
 
 Brain, dull feeling : in anterior lobes, afternoon, 
 Bapt,; with constipation, IISul.; in front of, 
 worse from exerting intellect, Crotal.; heavy, 
 clouded, Syph.; heavy pain, vEsc. h.; in 
 frontal portion, Eryng.; when measles recede, 
 IGels.; in middle of where it surges, Lyss.; 
 stupid, impatient, restless, IPlant; undulat- 
 ing pain, in middle, IGlon. 
 W^" confused, stupid. 
 
 Brain dura mater: tubercles, Hippoz.; idiopathic 
 fungus, ICalc. p.; gorged, Amyg. 
 
 Brain effusion, jg^gr dropsy, hydrocepha- 
 lus, also Apoplexy. 
 
 Brain, electric thrill : to extremities, Ailant. 
 
 Brain, embarrassment of: brain fag, IXatr. m. 
 
 Brain, embolism of middle cerebral artery, 
 causes aphasia: OKali br. 
 
 Brain, encephaloid : 1 1 Coccul., IPhos. 
 
 Brain, as if enlarged, jgg^ large. 
 
 Brain erethism : with nervousness, palpitation 
 of heart (cardiac hyperesthesia), ICoff. 
 
 Brain exaltation: in paroxysms, IBell.; fol- 
 lowed by prostration, Atrop. s. 
 
 Brain exertion, jg^ Mental exertion, Chap. 1. 
 
 Brain excitement : alternating with melan- 
 choly, Ast. r.; such as precedes delirium, IBapt.; 
 in typhoid fever, ISumb.; after tea, I I Hyper. 
 
 Brain, exhaustion: I I Apis, ICalc. p., IKali 
 br., INux v., IPhos. ac, IPic. ac, IZinc; 
 causes coma after disappearance of old erup- 
 tions, BZinc; after debauch, Cann. i.; heart 
 do°s not stimulate sufficiently, vertigo, IDig.; 
 with genital weakness, UStaph.; with grief 
 and anxiety, I IKali br.; headache, ICalc; 
 head congested, B IPhos.; of literary or business 
 people, IPic ac; from mental overwork and 
 constant strain on eyes, IPhos.; of a school- 
 teacher, I I Pic. ac; with vertigo and disposition 
 to fall down, better in cool air, IPhos.; with 
 sleeplessness, IXatr. m.; overwork, IKali ph. 
 jggp^ anaemia, atrophy, paralysis, softening, 
 also Mental exertion, Chap. 1. 
 
 Brain, seems to expand and press against 
 frontal bone : Cup. ars. B^" bursting, dis- 
 tended, enlarged. 
 
 Brain, symptoms seem to indicate that it was 
 being pressed upon either by extravasation 
 or an exostosis (syphilis): IMez. 
 
 Brain, exudation : j^g" 1 hydrocephalus and 
 Apoplexy. 
 
 Brain, as if it would fall forward : ICarbo a.; 
 with stoppage of nose, Grat.; as if it fell to 
 and fro toward side where he stoops, some- 
 times stinging, Amm. c 
 
 Brain, fever : f§^° meningitis. 
 
96 
 
 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Brain, fluid : as if it were, Curar.; as if head 
 were filled with, ICofF. fi^ liquid, loose, 
 splashing, swashing, -waving, also Head 
 •water. 
 
 Brain, as if wrapped in a fog : 1 1 Petrol. 
 
 Brain, as though a foreign substance were in- 
 side, worse from fatigue, Hod. 
 
 Brain, fulness of: Asaf., DBry., ICaps.; with 
 amenorrhcea, IHam.; at base of, iEsc h.; as if 
 head would burst, IMerc.; with tendency to 
 sleep, Cornus. B^* bursting, congestion, 
 heaviness, hyperaemia. 
 
 Brain, grinding in right half, walking: Clem. 
 
 Brain, heat: feels burning (typhoid), ICalc; 
 with pressing in occiput in morning, momen- 
 tarily better by pressure of hands, I INux v. 
 g$gf° burning, congestion, 
 
 Brain, heaviness : in middle, Arm, Pallad.; 
 heavy pain at base, Bapt.; in front of, worse 
 from exerting intellect, Crotal.; and as if too 
 large, Form., EGlon. 
 jg@F congestion, fulness, hyperaemia. 
 
 Brain, hemorrhage : of embolic origin (after 
 death from anthrax), Anthrac; causes paral- 
 ysis of feet, IZinc. 
 g@T exudation, also Apoplexy. 
 
 Brain, hydrocephaloid : ICarbol. ac, ICina, 
 Cinch., Crotal., Ign., Hlpec, IMerc, IPhos., 
 1 1 Puis., IITuberc, BVer.; acute, in cholera 
 infantum, BCalc p., BCrot. t., IKali br., ISul.; 
 after cholera infantum, I I Pod., with con- 
 vulsions, IZinc; in cholera morbus, IZinc; 
 chronic (cholera infantum), ICalc. p.; in- 
 cipient, BCinch., BKreo.; from exhaustion in 
 summer complaint, IPhos.; in scarlatina, 
 I Apis ; with softening of stomach in children, 
 
 I I Ver. ; condition after summer complaint of 
 children, Apis ; indications of, IMerc. v. 
 
 Brain, hydrocephalus: 1 1 Apis, lApoc, BArt. v., 
 IIBry., IBCalc, ICalc. p., ICarbol. ac, ICina, 
 ICup. m., IDig., IGlon., IGratiol., IIHelL, 
 
 I I Kali br., BKali iod., 1 1 Kali ph., ILyc, BMerc, 
 INatr. m., I I Puis., -Sal. ac, BSil., IStram., 
 IZinc; acute, IIApis, lApoc, BAtrop. s., ICar- 
 bol. ac, Cic, BCup. ac, IDig., BHelL, IPhos.; 
 i Tereb. ; acute in cholera infantum, ICalc p.: 
 in early and late stages, DOp.; before stage of 
 exudation, IIApis; with strabismus, labored 
 respiration, convulsions,BKali iod.;boring head 
 into pillows, I Bell.; with paralysis of right side, 
 ■Kali iod.; after scarlet fever, BMerc v. ; acute of 
 scrofulous children, Hod.; second stage, BArt. 
 v.; chronic, lArs., I ICalc, BOp., -Tereb.; 
 chronic in cholera infantum, ICalc. p.; con- 
 genital, ICalc p.; with convulsions, Art. v., 
 
 I INatr. m.; during dentition, BPod.; after 
 exanthema, I Hell.; developing slowly after 
 psoric eruptions, ISul.; after suppressed 
 eruption, IIApis; blindness, with dilated 
 pupils, staring watery eyes, IKali iod.; 
 when fever has abated, difficult breathing, 
 ■Hell.; metastasis during attack of catarrhal 
 or exanthematic fever, stage of exudation, 
 ■ Cup. ac; with open fontanelles and anaemia, 
 ■Ferr.; following gastro-enteritis, IZinc; in- 
 cipient, lApis, IBism., ICalc. p., ICham.; likes 
 to lie with head low, ISul.; pains worse when 
 awaking, after eating, in open air, better by 
 external pressure, lying down, and closing 
 eyes, ICon.; coldness of skin, yet will not be 
 covered, ICamph.; sopor, IHyos., INatr. m., 
 ■Op.; subacute and chronic in scrofulous 
 
 children where effusion has not progressed 
 too far, ISul.; threatening, IVer. v.; with 
 scanty urine, IDig.; with vomiting, IGlon. 
 g@° exudation. 
 
 Brain, hyperaemia: Art. v., lAur. met., MBell., 
 ICalc, IGels., IHyos., I IPhos., Ver. v.; after 
 abuse of Belladonna, I Coff.; caused by influence 
 of cold or heat, IGlon.; from whooping cough, 
 ■Ver.; with extravasation and exudation, 
 GEnan., ITabac. 
 gig^ congestion and fulness. 
 
 Brain, inflammation. g^° meningitis. 
 
 Brain, injuries: Jigg^ concussion. 
 
 Brain, irritation : ICup. ac, 1 1 Paris, IVer. v.; 
 in children, convulsions, Cypr.; during cholera 
 infantum, IKali br., I IVer.; due to dentition, 
 ■Cup. ac, 1 1 Cypr., Tereb.; after lesions of 
 head, BNatr. s.: gastric symptoms, Tabac; in 
 insanity, BKali br., Melil.; chronic leucorrhcea, 
 Ziz.;- causing hysterical mania, congestion of 
 womb and metrorrhagia, Croc; causes rigid- 
 ity of muscles, BCalab.; after suppression of 
 otorrhcea, ■Puis.; reflex, from disorders of 
 bowels, IPod.; reflex in children during teeth- 
 ing, cholera infantum, or scarlet fever, IKali 
 br. gigf* meningitis, sensitive. 
 
 Brain, jarring : BRhus ; from motion, Mang. 
 
 Brain, jerking : in left hemisphere, extending 
 toward parietal bone and occiput, soon after 
 eating, INux v.; sharp pains in anterior lobe 
 above orbit, Stann. ; painful thrust through 
 right hemisphere, on motion, I IPrun. 
 
 Brain, as if knives went tearing around (in 
 headache): 1 1 Thuya. 
 gHf° lancinating, nail, stitches. 
 
 Brain, as if lacerated soon after waking : IPuls. 
 JUi^ tearing. 
 
 Brain, lancinating : in base, iEsc. h.; deep in, 
 BIgn.; in forepart, worse moving eyes, better 
 supporting head on hands, IDros.; deep, 
 especially in occiput (cerebro-spinal menin- 
 gitis), ICanth.; worse right side, especially 
 forehead and vertex, USang. 
 JJ@p a knives, nail, stitches. 
 
 Brain, feels too large : I Act. rac, Ars. m., 
 Coccion., Hell.; in congestive headache, 
 BGlon.; pressing outward, MAct. rac; in right 
 half, as of a foreign body, ■Con.; passive hyper- 
 trophy, IDig. JB^T* bursting, congestion, 
 distended, expand, fulness, hyperaemia. 
 
 Brain, as of a liquid fluctuating, in chronic 
 cephalalgia: lArn. 
 jg^° loose, splashing, swashing, 
 
 Brain, frontal lobes : deep-seated pain, Arund.; 
 headache in left, at under surface, Crotal.; 
 feel light, iEsc h. 
 
 Brain, feels loose: Dig., I IHyos., Lactu. v., 
 Mur. ac, INux m.; better lying in bed and 
 from warmth, worse during motion, after eat- 
 ing, and in cold, and from warmth, ICarbo a.; 
 as if it fell to side toward which he leaned, 
 Amm. c; as if falling into forehead when 
 stooping, without pain, ILaur. ; when moving 
 head, ICaust., Croc; when moving head or 
 walking, better during cold weather, and 
 when sitting still, worse during hot weather, 
 BNux m. ; on shaking head, followed by dizzi- 
 ness, Xan.; worse every jar, step or straining 
 at stool, suddenly turning head, Spig.; when 
 stepping or shaking head, HRhus; on stoop- 
 ing, Bry.; as if it fell to left temple, INatr. s. 
 $®* motion, oscillation, shaking, waving. 
 
3. INNER HE\D. 
 
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 Brain, lump: sensation of a large, heavy in, 
 Con.; as if rolled into, Am. 
 
 Brain, medulla; aching with subjective tender- 
 ness of spine from cerebellum to kidneys, 
 Med.; acute atrophy with uraemia, IPhos.; 
 rapid and direct depressing influence on, 
 Crotal.; exhausted feeling of, with subjective 
 tenderness of spine from cerebellum to kid- 
 neys, Med. ; fulness and pain in region of, also 
 before spasms, I Gels.; heat in, for a week, 
 Med.; hyperemia, Art. v. ; inflammation from 
 exposure to sun, after having haircut, IflBell.; 
 lesions, urine contains sugar, Lyss.; sharp 
 pain on motion, Med.; paralyzed, Eucal.; 
 reduced to a soft, pulpy mass, dark brown in 
 color and loaded with shining greasy par- 
 ticles, -Pic. ac. ; paralytic affect ion with general 
 anaemia and venous stasis, BLach. 
 
 Brain, membranes: increased adherence to 
 convolutions, Lyss.; affected, DAtrop. s. 
 ggg^ arachnoid. 
 
 Brain, meningitis : |iEsc.g., 1 1 Aeon., lAct.rac, 
 IIAnac. or., lAnt. t., BIApis, lArg.nit., lArn., 
 IIBell.,:IBry., IBufo.,Cadm.s., ICalc, ICanth., 
 ICarbol.ac.JChrom.ac.,ICina,Cinch.,BCoccul., 
 Crotal., ICup. ac, Dorv., IIFerr. ph., IGels., 
 IIGlon., IGrat., llHell., Hippoz., IIHyos., 
 IKalibr., IILach., IMerc., I INux v., MOx.ac, 
 IPuls., ERhus, ISep., ISiL, I IStram., ISul., 
 lYer., IVer. v.; albuminuric, or alcoholic, 
 Crotal.; basilar, I Carbol. ac, UCic, I ITuberc, 
 IVer. v.; of children (infantum), 1 1 Aeon., 
 IIApis, I lApoc, lArn., ICon., Gels.; child calls 
 for parents who are present, EStram.; changes 
 color frequently, BSul.j chronic, UPhos., 
 IPlumb., I ISep.; chronic wirh effusion of 
 serum into cavity of arachnoid, II Apis; 
 chronic, paralyzed parts soon fall away in 
 flesh, IPlumb.; bright light and glistening 
 things cause convulsions, EStram.; with de- 
 lirium, IStram.; during dentition, ICalc; with 
 fevers, IVer. v.; dysphagia, IStram.; from ex- 
 tension of ear disease,Crotal.; complicated with 
 otitis, I SSul.; eyes inflamed, wild, staring, pupils 
 dilated, shrinking look as if from fear, IStram.; 
 after suppressed eruption, IB Apis, IStram.; as 
 if external portion were inflamed and beating 
 painfully against skull, Daph. ; one-sided, 
 with facial erysipelas, spasmodic symptoms 
 alternate with paralytic, IStram.; exanthemat- 
 ous fevers, IIRhus"; in yellow fever, IGlon., 
 especially in children, Coral.; incipient, IKali 
 br.; inclination to vomit, DArn.; with convul- 
 sive movements of head ? IStram.; hooplike 
 feeling in head, worse at night, better after rid- 
 ing, IMerc; frequently lifts head from pillow, 
 IStram.; pain in head, IStram.; thrusts head 
 forward, EStram.; from heat, insolation, or 
 when child has slept near hot stove, IOp.;with 
 irritability, BStram.; after suppression ofleu- 
 corrhoea by cold, I IPuls.; with desire for 
 light, IStram.; with mental deficiency, Crotal.; 
 after abuse of mercmy, IKali iod.; from metas- 
 tasis of erysipelas, IVer. v.; from metastasis 
 of miasmatic or exanthematous diseases, IBry.; 
 with dryness of mouth, IStram.; with nausea, 
 IStram.; with paralytic symptoms, Crotal.; 
 pleading for help, IStram.; with raving, 
 IStram.; rheumatic, children under seven 
 years of age, epidemic during winter, IStram.; 
 in scarlatina, Crotal.; with screaming, IStram ; 
 in scrofulous subjects (dentition), ICalc, 
 
 ISpong.; of serous membranes, IBry., IKali m.; 
 involving bony structures of spine, ICalc p.; 
 with stammering, IStram.; striking with hands 
 and feet, IStram.; with stupor, I I Ant. t., BApis, 
 IGlon., IHelL, I IMerc, ISul., I IVer.; with 
 sopor, (child), -rrBor.; from exposure to sun 
 after having hair cut, IflBell.; children of 
 sycotie or syphilitic taint, rather lean than 
 fat, prone to'eruptions which on healing leave 
 purple spots, IThuya; with intense strabis- 
 mus, I I Tuberc; after sunstroke, ICamph.; first 
 stage, IBell., IGels., IGlon., IVer. v., IZinc; 
 second stage, after fully developed effusion, 
 I A pis ; exudation is completed, reaction almost 
 nil, paralysis more or less complete, IHell., 
 threatens '(incipient measles), Euphor.; torpid 
 condition, ISep.; toxgemic, Crotal.; traumatic, 
 1 1 Am., IHyper., BOp.; traumatic, in infants 
 and children, BHep.; with trembling and con- 
 vulsive movements of limbs, IStram.; tuber- 
 cular, IIApis, iAtrop. s., BCalc, BCalc p.; ILyc, 
 DSpong., ITuberc; frequent torsions of trunk, 
 BStram.; suppressed urine, B Strain.; violent 
 disposition to strike, bite, or injure others, 
 IStram.; frightful visions, BStram.; after getting 
 wet, IIRhus. 
 g^ congestion, hyperaemia. 
 
 Brain, metastasis : from other organs, threaten- 
 ing paralysis or dropsy, ECup. m.; of erysipelas 
 (meningitis), IVer. v.; of miasmatic or ex- 
 anthematous disease, IBry.; of milk (epi- 
 lepsy), I Agar.; variola, during suppuration, 
 CSuf. 
 
 Brain, sensation in front part, like inability to 
 fix mind on any subject : Con. 
 
 Brain, symptoms come on in morning, go off 
 during day, and come on again in evening : 
 Ast. r. 
 
 Brain, motion : as if moved or raised, Aeon.; as 
 if moving within cranium, or, as if in motion 
 when leaning against something, ICycl.; as if . 
 it moved and beat against skull, during .mo- - 
 tion, Ars.; seems to move to and , fro, as if 
 loose when moving body, Bar. .c; as if it 
 moved when standing, Rheum. ; as if moving 
 in waves, IGlon.; as if rising and falling, in 
 forehead, at every step, better from pressure, 
 IBell.; painful when stepping, Dros. 
 ggp loose, oscillation, shaking, -waving. 
 
 Brain, feels muddled : Sil.; in neuralgia of 
 scalp, I I Staph, figg 1 " confused, dull. 
 
 Brain, pain as of nail driven into : Asaf.; worse 
 morning on rising, Ptel.; pressure, IIHep. 
 jgggp boring, knives, lancinating, needles, 
 plug, stitches. 
 
 Brain, needles : pain as if a needle were pushed 
 through into, comes on 9 a.m., stops at 2 p.m., 
 worse noise, washing hands in cold water, 
 dropping head forward, stepping heavily, bet- 
 ter from soft pressure, lying on back and heat, 
 llgn.; said they were running needles into it, 
 Lyss. $3^* prickling, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Brain, nerves : acute irritation (laryngo trache- 
 itis), IGlon.; neuroses, with convulsions, 
 IKali br. 
 
 Brain, neuralgia : as if cats were tearing it to 
 pieces (cancerous inoculation), lArs.; worse 
 at menstrual period, must lie with head hang- 
 ing over side of bed, body prone, I IZinc; nau- 
 sea and vomiting, llris. " B^iT 3 tearing. 
 
 Brain, noise : affected painfully by, especially 
 male voices, Bar. c; sensitive to, Con. 
 
9§ 
 
 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Brain, numb : 1 1 Kali br., IPlat.; as if asleep, 
 1 1 Apis, ICon,; before attacks of apoplexy, 
 IBufo.; with leucorrhosa, llgn.; pain with stu- 
 pefied feeling from above eyes across base,Cact. 
 
 Brain, oedema : I IPhos. 
 
 Brain, oppression: as if intoxicated by carbonic 
 acid, or by degraded or non-oxygenated blood 
 Crotal.; followed by pain an inch below and 
 to outer side of left nipple, Lye. vir.; in scar- 
 latina, Crotal. 
 
 Brain, oscillations : painful, Curar.; when 
 walking, going up stairs, or rising from stoop- 
 ing, IILyc 
 jg@" loose, motion, shaking, waving. 
 
 Brain, pain (undefined): IHyos.; in base, IGels. 
 Variol.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Canth.; 
 extending through base to occiput, IINux 
 v.; in centre, Med.; deep in, Atrop.; to eyes 
 (iritis) , lArg. nit.; intense, causing continual 
 rubbing of head on pillow, rolling from side to 
 side, Med.; almost driving one mad, followed 
 by excessive vomiting of bile and trembling, 
 Zinc; severe continued, deep into in right 
 frontal region, worse stooping, exercise, better 
 application of cold, Ars. s. r.; deep, shaking is 
 without influence, IGlon.; on shaking head, 
 Spig.; deep, must sit or walk, cannot lie, 
 Therid.; caused by effort of thinking, Daph.; 
 transient; I IChel.; severe and obstinate with 
 uterine cancer, intermitting, I I Zinc. 
 
 Brain, paralysis : Cup. m., INux m., IOp. ; be- 
 ginning (typhoid), ILyc; with symptoms of 
 collapse, ICup. m.; from cerebral congestion, 
 with typhoid fever, IOp., impending, ILyc, 
 IPhos., in cerebrospinal meningitis, IILyc, 
 in typhoid, IHyos., IZinc, in scarlatina, 
 IIAmm. c, IPhos., IZinc; general symptoms 
 of, IOp.; as if it would be paralyzed from 
 effort of talking, Calc; diseases of a paralytic 
 nature, BSil.; paralytic feeling in arms caused 
 by brain trouble, IZinc 
 
 jg^ 5 * anaemia, atrophy, exhaustion, scle- 
 rosis, softening. 
 
 Brain, pe culiar feeling : Bapt. 
 
 Brain, pia mater : distended with serum, Crotal. 
 
 Brain, pain as of plug driven into : Asaf., IIHep. 
 
 Brain, poisoned by unexcreted urea (inaction 
 of kidneys) : ITereb. 
 
 Brain, pressure : ICarbo a., I IChel., Chlorof., 
 1 1 Oleand.; on anterior lobes, extending below 
 eyes (so severe that she fell forward and 
 remained unconscious for several minutes 
 (epilepsy), Art. v.; at base, compared to the 
 bruised headache of Ipec, Ptel.;as if attempt- 
 ing to burst skull, I IGlon.; in centre, after 
 vertigo, IPhos.; with vertigo, INitr. ac; deep 
 in, ICic, on awaking, Arg.nit., worse opening 
 eyes widely, Cochl.; during delivery causes 
 traumatic convulsions, IHep.; dull, gloomy, 
 Caust.; as if forcing itself out front (congest- 
 ive headache), IGlon.; as if it would force 
 through forehead, with heaviness and press- 
 ure in various parts of head, IKreo.; as if 
 forced forward, Bry., ISll.; pain in forepart, 
 worse walking, I Clem.; as if pressed to fore- 
 head, better bending head backward, Bell.; 
 as if pressed against skull (fungus of crani- 
 um), ICalc p.; in insanity, Melil.; in left 
 
 ' half, I Agar.; jerking in left half, Verbas.; 
 painful in left from 6 to 8 p.m., Merc iod. rub.; 
 as from a load, worse rising in bed, motion, 
 better cold washing, walking in open air, 
 
 I Ars.; severe (parenchymatous metritis), 
 ^Lac c;as if forcing itself out just above nose, 
 lAmm. c; painful in one half, as from a plug or 
 nail, IIHep.; along sagittal suture, Aur. mur.; 
 heavy, forcing him to stoop, Cann. i.; tearing 
 in right half, Verbas.; toward temples, IBell.; 
 sensation of, together, Agar.; worse evening 
 and night, at rest, better moving, or washing 
 head, I Ant. t.; upon top, Ziz.; violent, but 
 transient pain extending from within out- 
 ward in right half, gradually diminishing, 
 Verbas.; under vertex, toward occiput on 
 waking, IIBar. c; outward, Asar.; outward 
 with headache, IBry. 
 g^ 31 bursting, distending, heaviness. 
 
 Brain, prickling : IFerr. 
 
 Brain, pulsation : jgiggf* beating, throbbing. 
 
 Brain, feeling of quivering on shaking head, 
 followed by dizziness : Xan. 
 
 Brain,, as if revolving : rapidly on axis, INux 
 v.; especially when lying, Rob. 
 jg^* oscillating, rolled, vertigo, 
 
 Brain, as when riding: in wagon with closed 
 eyes, Cycl. gi^ vertigo. 
 
 Brain, roaring : IFerr.; when stepping hard, or 
 knocking foot, Sil. 
 
 Brain, rolled around : sensation as if, Cinch.; 
 up, as if, or compressed into small bulk, 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Brain, rushing : through, like lightning and 
 down right side of neck into arm (epileptiform 
 spasms), IChin. a. 
 
 Brain, sclerosis : wrist-drop, alternating with 
 colic and constipation, 1 1 Plumb.; spasms from, 
 IPlumb.; symptoms suggest, Bar. c 
 jgigr anaemia, atrophy, exhaustion, par- 
 alysis, softening. 
 
 Brain, screwed in : sensation, with toothache, 
 Euphor. g^p" pressure. 
 
 Brain, sensitive : Crotal.; in megrim, lArn.; to 
 motion and walking, INux v.; in phrenitis, 
 IChrom. ac gi^ irritation, tender. 
 
 Brain, as if shaken : in skull, Bell.; as if being, 
 Pallad.; painfully, by slight noise or conversa- 
 tion, Con.; with nausea, cannot keep quiet, 
 Elaps.; by electric shocks at night, I lAst. r.; 
 in urticaria, IBell.; when walking or running 
 in open air, INux v.; worse moving head, or 
 stepping hard, ISpig. 
 j@@h loose, motion, oscillating, waving. 
 
 Brain, shattering : when stepping hard or 
 knocking foot, Sil.; when walking, INux v. 
 
 Brain, shock : in upper part, after lying down 
 in bed, I ILyss.; from behind forward, Clem.; 
 on regaining consciousness, Cann. i.; as from 
 electricity, passes through, then spasms 
 (puerperal convulsions) IHell.; momentary, 
 with giddiness, Ferr.; synchronous, with 
 pulsation of arteries, IGlon.; painful, bruised, 
 in right anterior side, in walking, Nuph.; 
 sudden (cerebrospinal meningitis), INux v. 
 fi^T concussion. 
 
 Brain, shooting: deep in, Ant. t.; with transient 
 flushes of heat, Cornus. 
 
 Brain, as if gone to sleep : jg^°* numb. 
 
 Brain, softening: -Amb., Amm. c, IBufo., 
 I ICalc, ICaust., Crotal., INux m., I IPhos.; 
 early stage, 1 1 Kali ph.; in epilepsy, ICaust.; 
 preceded by overexcitement, causing par- 
 alysis, I IPhos.; causes paralysis of feet, IZinc; 
 blood to head, IGlon.; wearied, tired feeling, 
 headache, slow at answering questions, ver- 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 99 
 
 tigo, feet drag, formication, numbness in 
 limbs, I IPhos.; incipient, IKali br.; threatened, 
 from overwork, ILyc, from sedentary habits, 
 mental effort, intemperance, disease, especially 
 in persons who have been living too high, 
 INux v. 
 
 jgg^ anaemia, atrophy, exhaustion, para- 
 lysis, also Mental exhaustion, Chapter 1. 
 
 Brain, sound : as if striking a piece of silver, 
 earlv in morning, on waking, gradually going 
 off, Phell. 
 
 Brain, soreness : 1 Arm, Camph., Canth.; as if 
 bruised, particularly walking in wind, or 
 making mental effort, I Cinch.; deep in, 
 IPhyt.; extending to inner ear, w T ith heat 
 and heavy pressure on top of head, IISul.; 
 worse on shaking head, IGlon.; from least jar 
 when walking, Raph. 
 
 Brain, sense of splashing : in left hemisphere 
 when walking fast, BCarbo a. 
 ggg^ liquid, loose, swashing. 
 
 Brain, squeezed and relaxed alternately: DCalc. 
 
 Brain, as if pin were sticking in it : IXux v. 
 
 Brain, stiffness : with sensation of coldness in 
 cerebellum, IPhos. 
 
 Brain, felt as if stirred with a spoon, must keep 
 in motion day and night: Hod. 
 
 Brain, stitches : Alum., lEuph., IHyper.; in base 
 Atrop. s. ; commences in centre, passes through 
 centre of left eye, Thuya ; when coughing, 
 IBry.; in pertussis, lAnac; as if extending 
 through, after dinner, until going to sleep in 
 evening, with shivering attacks of faintness, 
 1 1 Puis.; in left side, extending toward vertex, 
 I IMenyanth.; dull, in left, extending toward 
 parietal bone and occiput soon after eating, 
 I Nux v.; with nausea, Alum.; pressing, long- 
 drawn, from behind forward through left, 
 llVerbas.; sharp, IIGuaiac; single, in right 
 half, Camph. 
 
 Brain, stupid feeling : with leucorrhcea, Hgn.; 
 in prosopalgia, ICoccul. 
 
 Brain, surging : is felt deep, Lyss. 
 
 Brain, swashing : lArs., Asaf., IBell., IHep., 
 IHyos., IRhus ; when walking, feels every 
 step, Spig. 
 %@T fluid, liquid, loose, splashing. 
 
 Brain, syphilitic affections : IMez. 
 
 Brain, tearing : lArs., IHyper., Zinc; fine 
 burning, Spig.; deep in, Ant. t., better in air, 
 IIAur. met.; dull, Calc; in left half, I Agar.; 
 in upper half, Amb.; morning on rising, worse 
 motion," better rest and warmth, IStaph., 
 worse from motion, Agnus ; worse moving eye, 
 IRhus; worse moving eyelid, IColoc; worse 
 after rising, Amm. m. jfe" neuralgia, 
 
 Brain, tender: I Arm, Med.; from least jar when 
 walking, Raph. JE^ST irritation, sensitive. 
 
 Brain, tense : Asaf., Cham., I Gels., Paris; centre 
 of each hemisphere and cerebellum, as if 
 large cords were drawn to each from every 
 part of lobes and cerebellum, causing a dispo- 
 sition to run wildly through streets, tearing 
 hair, seemed as if tensive pains would break, 
 when suddenly they relaxed to a bubbling sen- 
 sation passed from centre to circumference, 
 when reached the tensive pains began again, 
 causes momentary loss of thought, Med. ; as if 
 head were tightly bound, Spig.; in membranes, 
 feeling in region of eye, as if skin were thick 
 and could not be drawn into wrinkles, Paris ; 
 worse from motion, excitement, or using eyes, 
 
 ■Paris; pain in forepart, worse walking than 
 sitting, IClem. 
 
 Brain, feels thick : Sil. 
 
 Brain, throbbing: of arteries, I IBell., IIGlon.; 
 in base, I Calc. ; from behind and toward 
 sides, ends on surface in shootings, I IBell.; 
 deep in right side, Sars.; on leaning head back- 
 ward, during day, IILyc; from mental labor, 
 Psor.; in middle, every morning, continuing 
 all day, ICalc; worse right side, especially 
 forehead and vertex, USang.; stinging, worse 
 stooping, IPuls.; transient attacks in one half, 
 HCham.; with vertigo, ICact. JUi^ beating. 
 
 Brain, tingling : 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Brain tired sensation: IMed.; with physical 
 and nervous prostration, ICom; restless, in 
 upper, with mental exertion, like limbs after 
 muscular exertion, Ast. r.; as from a power- 
 ful, all-pervading disease, MPtel. 
 
 Brain, traumatic : Jg^° concussion, wounds, 
 
 Brain, tubercles: HCaust.; in plexus choro- 
 ides, Hyper. Jgig 08 meningitis tubercular. 
 
 Brain, tumor: spasms from, IPlumb.; blood to 
 head, IGlon.; syphilitic, IMerc. cor., IMerc. 
 iod. rub. 
 
 Brain, tumult : restless, distressed, Ast. r. 
 
 Brain, twitches: when blowing nose during 
 first half of night, Ast. r. 
 
 Brain, undulating : as if from throbbing in 
 arteries, Hyos. fig^ oscillating. 
 
 Brain, vacillating : jgggr oscillating. 
 
 Brain, vertigo : deep in, as if it would cave in, 
 or would lose consciousness, Brom.; especially 
 in occiput, as if he would fall, IZinc. 
 $£§=' oscillating, revolving, riding. 
 
 Brain, sound of one's voice resounds like a bell, 
 ■Spig. 
 
 Brain, wabbling : lArs.; as of water, IHep.; 
 wdiile walking, ICycl. 
 jgp~ liquid, loose, splashing, swashing. 
 
 Brain, increased quantity of water : in acute dis- 
 eases (typhus, scarlet fever, smallpox), mani- 
 fested by sopor, convulsions etc., INatr. m. 
 gggf exudation, hydrocephalus. 
 
 Brain, wavering : when walking, with vertigo, 
 I ICalab. g^" wabbling, waving. 
 
 Brain, waving sensation : Act. rac, BGlon. 
 $^~ fluid, liquid, loose, splashing, swash- 
 ing. 
 
 Brain, weakness: Chlorof., 1 1 Form., DPhos.; 
 all excitement forbidden, ILobel. c; heart 
 does not stimulate sufficiently, vertigo, IDig.; 
 left side, Abrot. ggg" exhaustion. 
 
 Brain, weary : jg£§p~ tired, 
 
 Brain, weight : jgfg^ heaviness. 
 
 Brain, whirling : around in, attack early in 
 morning, lEup. perf.; seems to go round and 
 round (giddiness), I ISabad. 
 gigp revolving, vertigo. 
 
 Brain, wounds : lacerated, or punctured, 
 ICalend., IHyper. J^g** concussion. 
 $^ Cerebrospinal, Forehead, Head, Head- 
 ache, Occiput, Temples, Parietal, Vertex. 
 
 CEREBROSPINAL affections: Ced., 1 1 Pa- 
 ris. 
 
 Cerebrospinal congestion : Art. v., 1 1 Chloral., 
 Pic. ac, IVer. v. 
 
 Cerebrospinal depression : IPhos. 
 
 Cerebrospinal disease : cries out on attempt to 
 move him, I IVer. v.; comes on suddenly and 
 severely, IHydr. ac. 
 
 Cerebrospinal exhaustion (typhoid) : IPhos. 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Cerebrospinal irritability: indisposition to 
 stand or walk for any length of time, 1 1 Ran. 
 b.; in epilepsy from convulsions, I IVer. v.; 
 gait staggering, Cup. ars. 
 
 Cerebrospinal meningitis : lApis, BCalc, 
 ICalc. a., llCamph., ICanth., ICed., ICic, 
 BCrotal., ICup. ac, ICup. m., BDig., IGlon., 
 IHell., BKali iod., BBLyc, IMerc., Naja, IOp., 
 ■Plumb., BRhus, I ISil., I ITarant., IVer.; rapid 
 alternation of symptoms, Ign.; with temporary 
 blindness, IGlon.; with intense pain in cervical 
 occipital region, BGlon.; with delirium, IVer.; 
 inflammation of labyrinth of ear as sequel, 
 ISil.; early stage, I Apis, IGels.; after violent 
 emotions, which act like a blow, IOp.; ex- 
 plosive form, shock starting suddenly from 
 one portion of body to brain, attended by 
 numbness and paralytic drawing of limbs, 
 BNux v.; epidemic, 1 1 Zinc; pain in eyes, 
 IGlon.; tingling in fingers, IGlon.; hysterical 
 symptoms or complications, Ign.; with con- 
 fusion and loss of memory, IGlon. ; tightening 
 around neck, IGlon.; with nervous irritability, 
 IChloral.; with early paralysis, IPlumb.; irreg- 
 ular pulse, IGlon.; with soreness and aching 
 all over, 1 1 Eup. perf.; sudden and desperate 
 cases, IHydr. ac; tetanic stage, ICalab.; with 
 vomiting, IChloral. 
 
 Cerebrospinal sclerosis : muscular atrophy 
 from, I IPlumb. fi^* Brain sclerosis. 
 
 FOREHEAD, aching: ./Esc. h., Ammoniac, 
 Ante, Asar., Atrop. s., Calc s., ICamph., 
 Cann. ind., Coccul., Eup. perf., Ind. m., Ilpec, 
 BLach., 1 1 Petrol., ISars., ISul.; with anguish 
 and restlessness, obliging one to leave bed, 
 IColoc; better pressing with cold hand, Car- 
 bol. ac; with cough, BApis, BForm.; dull, Apis, 
 Como., BIOL jec, BRumex, Sep.; better by 
 pressure, Act. rac; on awaking, severe during 
 day, Natr. a. ; giddy, Acet. ac; from bad odor 
 (typhus), I Apis ; in ozsena, Elaps ; worse by 
 motion, better lying down, lAscl. t.; with 
 depression and sour stomach, Ptel.; worse 
 from motion, causing eyes to be closed, Bell. ; 
 in outer head, especially forehead, Euph.; 
 after eating, Con., Kali bi.; followed by rend- 
 ing in bones of right or left side of face, IKalm.; 
 intermittent, BAnt. c; sometimes coming up 
 from back of head, better in morning, worse 
 towards evening (indigestion), I I Puis.; in- 
 creasing, with pain in sides (remittent neural- 
 gia of chest), I ISul.; through temples to occi- 
 put, commencing in morning, worse afternoon, 
 Arn.; worse bending forward, IColoc; worse 
 from motion, Arn., Chloral.; worse by cold and 
 pressure (headache after a blow on head), 
 IMerc per. fi^* dull pain, heavy pain. 
 
 Forehead, sensation of a round ball: sitting 
 firmly even when shaking head, IStaph.; of 
 pain in morning, BLac def. 
 
 Forehead, as of a band: Ant.t., Bapt., BBCarbol. 
 ac, BCarbo v.; below eyebrows, worse from 
 exercise, with throbbing of temporal arteries, 
 Sang.; hot band drawn across, from temple to 
 temple, directly over eyes, Chloral.; worse 
 leaning head forward, BMed.; in acute rheuma- 
 tism, BChel.; as if bound by a tight cord,BMerc 
 iod. rub.; about an inch wide, from temple to 
 temple, Helon. ®§r constriction, tension. 
 
 Forehead, beating: BNux m.; better in open air, 
 1 1 Kali iod.; better after rising, Eup. perf.; as if 
 it would burst, worse after eating, walking in 
 
 open air, better pressure, in warm room, B Amm. 
 c; after dinner, BAmm. c; in evenings, worse 
 before and after eating, also when riding, 
 especially in cold air, from talking, better 
 indoors, Coccul.; as from hammers, with 
 sputum in morning, of yellow or blood-stained 
 mucus, BNatr. m.; with hunger, after fever 
 (ague), 1 1 Puis.; from left side of head, BKreo.; 
 towards nose, Gamb.; when pressing upon it, 
 with compressive sensation in head, from both 
 sides, with a hot feeling, IMagn. m., with vio- 
 lent glowing, from upper part to vertex, as if 
 head would burst from inward blows, worse 
 from noise, daily paroxysms, Stann.; painful, 
 Bapt., Lyss.; in one side of, Aur. met. 
 jgg^* hammering, knocking, pounding, 
 throbbing. 
 
 Forehead, blinding pain : worse evening, into 
 back of head and down neck, Lil. tig. 
 
 Forehead, blow : pain as from severe, in right 
 side, I Aeon.; as from a heavy, awakes him in 
 morning, Psor. 
 
 Forehead, as of a board strapped across : IRhus ; 
 with rush of blood to head and flushing of 
 face (typhoid fever), I IRhus; boring, BArg. 
 nit.; in left side, Aur. met. 
 
 Forehead, bone : periodical paroxysms of ach- 
 ing under, Laur.; burning with swelling, 
 B BKali i.; burning in left side, Spig.; drawing 
 in right side, I Caps.; drawing during rest and 
 motion, IBell.; drawing toward root of nose, 
 Agar.; as if it would fall out, Colch.; gurgling 
 behind upper part of, Asaf.; headache below, 
 Cup. m.; pressing in left, better from pressure, 
 tight bandaging, worse fromexhaustive mental 
 labor, lArg. nit.; pressure on upper part, 
 Camph.; violent benumbing, pressing inward 
 in left side, Verbas.; drawing pressure, Zing.; 
 shooting over left eye, Chel.; sticking drawing 
 extends to temporal bone, 1 1 Ruta ; stitches 
 in left while reading, Ruta ; tearing, left side 
 in evening, 1 1 Puis.; in right, ICaps. 
 
 Forehead, boring : Apis, Calad., Cycl., Dros., 
 Nitr. sp. d.; acute, in one side generally left, 
 or passing from left to right, with nausea, Iris ; 
 with digging in brain worse from motion, even 
 talking, IDulc; dull over left brow 10 a.m., 
 Act. rac; momentary numbness (affection of 
 sympathetic nervous system), I IPhos.; in 
 right side, IColoc, 1 1 Puis.; in or out, morning 
 and evening, worse in open air, from pressure 
 and stooping, better by touch, Calc; from 
 within, I Spig.; within outward, worse before 
 midnight and lying quiet, 1 1 Dulc; from with- 
 in, worse afternoon, and after eating, better 
 from motion, cold drinks and bathing, Bism.; 
 as if loose and falling from side to side, worse 
 walking in open air, better sitting quiet in 
 room, Sul. ac giip 1 burrowing. 
 
 Forehead, as if broad and high : Cund. 
 
 Forehead, bruised sensation : IBPuls.; midnight 
 till morning, BHep.; better by rubbing, BArs. 
 
 Forehead, as of a bubble bursting: running 
 around left side of head, Form. 
 
 Forehead, burning : Aur. mur., Bry., I ICausl. 
 BCham., Lyss., Menyanth., BOxal.ac, Stront., 
 i I Zinc; on awaking and after eating, B BNux v.; 
 as of a ball of fire, BCaust.; headache worse 
 right side, Ananth.; better from pressure of 
 cold hand, Carbol. ac; with digging in brain, 
 BDulc; during heat (intermittent), BArs.; in 
 jaundice, 1 1 Aeon ; with nausea better in air, 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 101 
 
 Stann.; lasts twenty-four hours, if very severe 
 ends in vomiting, worse from overexcitement 
 or walking (bilious headache), I I Pod.; burn- 
 ing in right side, IColoc, in right side (eye), 
 ISpig.; with hot sweat, HCinch.; stinging, with 
 feeling of rubber band stretched over it, with 
 confusion of mind, Lil. tig.; tearing shooting, 
 from left side to temple, especially left supra- 
 orbital ridge, with ptosis of upper lid, 1 1 Spig. ; 
 when walking, Rhus ; worse at night, better 
 afier riding, I Merc. Jg^lP heat. 
 
 Forehead, burrowing : Coccus ; worse from 
 motion, loud noise, speaking loud, opening 
 mouth, better lying down, Spig.; as if an ab- 
 scess were forming, 1 1 Hep. jUg* boring. 
 
 Forehead, bursting pain: BIAmm. c, Calad., 
 ■Graph., lIPuls., Spong., Ustil.; as if accumu- 
 lated blood were pressing out, ISpong.; better 
 bandaging head tightly, worse light and noise, 
 with blindness (hemicrania), ILac del; when 
 coughing, IINatr. m.; with sputum of yellow or 
 blood-stained mucus in morning, INatr. m.; 
 to bridge of nose, I IDulc; in catarrh of frontal 
 sinus, Ant. c; with chill and burning in 
 stomach, ISang.; and temples to occiput and 
 nape of neck, lArs. 
 g^* pressure outward, splitting. 
 
 Forehead, beclouded feeling: IGraph. 
 
 Forehead, cold sensation : in a small spot, as 
 from a cold thumb, lArn.; changing to heat 
 worse from shock, motion, etc., Am.; as if 
 touched by an icy hand, afternoon, Hyper.; on 
 right protuberance, Anag.; right side, Agar.; in 
 a warm room, Cist.; as from a draft of air, 
 ILaur.; as if a cold wind were blowing on it 
 from neck to back, worse in room, better in 
 open air, Laur. 
 
 Forehead, bump of concentrativeness: dull 
 pains with corresponding symptoms of mind, 
 IBar. c. 
 
 Forehead, confusion: Ailant., Amm., IBry., 
 Mtr. sp. d.; in region of eyebrows and root of 
 nose, ICon.; with pinching in epigastrium, 
 IColoc; with pressure in orbits, IColoc; with 
 vertigo, IPsor. j^iP"" dulness, stupefaction. 
 
 Forehead, congestion: IFluor. ac, ISil.; on 
 awaking, worse stooping, Tell.; causes prick- 
 ling, 1 1 Viol.; feeling of, llCinnab. jg^- ful- 
 ness, heaviness, pressure, throbbing. 
 
 Forehead, constriction (contraction) : Ascl. s., 
 MCarb. s., ICycl., ICham., IGrat,, Iris; dull, 
 heavy across (chronic headache), INaja ; head- 
 ache in upper part, Hyos.; painful, Plat.; bet- 
 ter from strong pressure, Anac; pain, as if spot 
 size of a dime was daily contracting and getting 
 smaller, thinks he will be crazy as soon as it 
 is drawn together (hypochondriasis), lArg. 
 nit.; with alternate distension, Bism.; pain 
 worse afternoon, better sitting and washing, 
 Asar.; as if muscles were contracted, Bell.; of 
 skin, I L-Esc. h., Arm, Caulo., in middle, Gels. 
 g^gf"' band, pressing, tension. 
 
 Forehead, crackling : Aeon. 
 
 Forehead, cramping pain : IPlat.; as if screwed 
 in, IPlat. 
 
 Forehead, crawling: during supper, Zinc. 
 
 Forehead, creeping : BColch. 
 
 Forehead, as if being crushed: with nausea, 
 ilpec; as if brain were crushed, Sep. 
 
 Forhead, cutting: Calc, Cinnab.; in bones, 
 lArg. nit.; when coughing, Ziz.; in epilepsy, 
 ICaust.; with discharge of yellow matter from 
 
 nose (catarrh), ISep.; in right side to ears, 
 remittent pain, worse by pressure, Diosc. 
 
 Forehead, darting: Con., Cycl.; especially 
 moving eyes, Cinch.; in left side, Mang.; 
 momentary, obliging one to shut eyes, Pod.; 
 from right to left, followed by flying pains in 
 epigastrium, ^Esc h.; from upper part down to 
 centre of head, as if knives were thrust into 
 brow, worse in motion ILach.; worse from 
 motion, shocks, etc., Arn. 
 jggp^ flying, lancinating, shooting, etc. 
 
 Forehead, feeling of deadness : I IMur. ac. 
 
 Forehead, digging: I IPsor. 
 
 Forehead, disagreeable pain : Apis. 
 
 Forehead, dragging : INatr. m. 
 
 Forehead, drawing : Atrop., Aur. mur., Guaiac, 
 IGraph., I IXux v., I ITereb., Zinc; especially 
 over eyes, Cann. i.; with oppressive heat, 
 Zinc; extending to eyes toward end of chill, 
 worse on opening eyes and motion (inter- 
 mittent) lArs.; intermittent neuralgic pains, 
 ILyc; in forenoon and at midnight, 1 1 Kali c; 
 extends to hips (hematuria), Tereb.; on left 
 half, Asaf., Clem.; intermittent, in left side, 
 Thuya ; in middle, Ars. s. f.; extends down 
 one 'half of nose and to middle of vertex, 
 morning, worse till afternoon then better till 
 evening, llgn.; especially over root of nose at 6 
 a.m., Zing.; in periosteum, wakened from sleep 
 in morning, Amm. c; pressing more on left 
 side at noon, Zing.; in two lines from protuber- 
 ances to glabella, where it draws outward as 
 from a magnet, Ictod.; in right side, lArs., 
 IColoc; from thinking, Calc; as if skin were 
 drawn into folds, IGraph.; as of something 
 lightly drawn over, Bar. c; tensive above 
 orbits, worse raising eyes, IPuls.; with vertigo, 
 IPsor.; seems to be external, to occiput, Sep. 
 
 Forehead, dulness: Act. sp., BArg. met. Arg. 
 nit., Bapt., Cain., BCham., Cund., IGels., INux 
 m.; behind, Ascl. t.; as of a board, ICoccul.; 
 as if a weight were lying in brain, each 
 expiration accompanied by sensation as if 
 this load were pushed from direction of occi- 
 put to forehead, Pallad.; with chilliness, Aloe ; 
 as after inhaling chloroform, Cepa ; with sink- 
 ing in epigastrium, Natr. a.; with, headache, 
 Paris; dull sensation in left,Coccul. ; in middle, 
 Staph.; in a small spot as large as tip of finger, 
 in morning, 1 1 Oxal. ac; muddled, 1 1 Carb. s.; 
 precedes nosebleed, Sabina; more to right 
 side, Lyss. J^° confusion. 
 
 Forehead, dull pain: iEsc h., lAur. mur., 
 Canth., BChel., Chim. m., Chin, a., Coccus, 
 Crotal., I IDios.,Eucal.,Euphor., !Euph.,Form., 
 IHam., Bind, met,, I ILvc, Merc, sul., IMy- 
 gale, BOxal. ac, BPhyt,, Ptel., IVib., Zinc; in 
 abortion, 1 1 Ustil.; in angina faucium, ILach.; 
 on awaking, Ant. c, ICalc, Erig., I IMyr. 
 cer.; as if a rubber band were stretched tightly 
 from temple to temple, HCarbol. ac; stupefy- 
 ing, better walking in open air, I Ant. c; better 
 at sunset, followed by mental exhilaration, 
 Coca ; with bruised feeling better, worse mo- 
 tion, Rumex ; in centre, 1 1 Carbol. ac; with 
 chilliness, Carbol. ac; forehead cold, better by 
 heat, ICinnab.; confusing, extends to temporal 
 regions, as after night watching or loss of sleep, 
 Vib.; confused (nervous cephalalgia), J lAcet. 
 ac; in conjunctivitis, I ISep.; with constipa- 
 tion, I IBry.; with coryza, JEsc. h., HCepa, 
 MSinap.; in dyspepsia, ILyc; in dysentery, 
 
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 I Am.; worse over left eye or alternating from 
 side to side, ILil. tig.; into eyes, Lact. ac; 
 commencing at outer angle of each eye, worse 
 around edges of orbits and across bridge of 
 nose, Sinap.; with soreness of entire face, espe- 
 cially of bones, IMerc. iod. flav.; pain with 
 fever, 1 1 Polyp.; causing head to move to and 
 fro and close eyes, Agar.; followed by serui- 
 fluent coryza, Fluor, ac.; with heaviness of 
 feet, Pic. ac; in premature labor, 1 1 Sec; with 
 lassitude and desire to sleep (hemorrhoids), 
 ■Collin.; with soreness, with heaviness of 
 limbs, IMerc iod. flav.; on left side with 
 stupefaction, pain morning and evening, Lyss.; 
 in morning, acute neuralgia, I Lac c; worse from 
 motion, Chloral.; with neuralgic pains in tem- 
 ples, Rob.; from within outward in right, 
 Castor.; with nausea, with cool sweat on fore- 
 head and feeling of weakness, IPhyt.; with 
 pain at root of nose, IMerc iod. flav.; and 
 upper lids, with vertigo, worse turning head 
 or any violent motion, better in open air, 
 IPhos.; to occiput, Carbol. ac; pressing, Astac; 
 in right half, involving eye, ilgn.; right to 
 left, liEsc h.; worse in right temple, Cup. ars.; 
 in one side, generally left, or passing from 
 left to right, with nausea, I Iris ; may extend 
 down spine, worse from slightest attempt at 
 using mind, Pic ac; with stupid feeling from 
 morning to evening, Lyss.; with warm sweat, 
 IGlon.; with sweat and anxiety, better in open 
 air, Ant. c; with neuralgic pain in right tem- 
 ple, close to eye, Ver. v.; worse in temples, 
 with aching in umbilicus, ILept.; becomes 
 dull and throbbing, settles right side and over 
 temporal bone, Cup. ars.; near right temple, 
 shifting to other side and then disappearing, 
 Jacar.; becoming sharp, throbbing and shoot- 
 ing in right extends to occiput, worse motion 
 and stooping, Ars. s. r.; in upper part, Ferr. s.; 
 worse ascending stairs, I Ant. c; worse de- 
 scending stairs, Iodof. 
 g^ aching, stupefying pain. 
 Forehead, frontal eminences (protuberances): 
 aching, left to right, worse left, Lye vir.; dull 
 aching, Acet. ac; intermittent beating., near 
 left, Verbas.; in left, as if extravasation of blood 
 had taken place, Arm; boring in left, 01. an., 
 worse night, warm bed, Arg. nit.; boring under 
 right, early, soon after waking, I Bell.; clawing 
 in left, I Arg. nit.; crampy pain extends to zygo- 
 ma and lower jaw, Bell.; digging in left, I Arg. 
 nit. ; drawing in head, Viol.; benumbing 
 drawing in left in a draft of air, Verbas.; draw- 
 ing from left to root of nose, causes confusion 
 of head, ICina; formication over right, Coc- 
 cul.; gnawing, Bell.; slow hammering in left, 
 Verbas.; headache in left, deep, ILach.; head- 
 ache over right, Coccul.; headache over, ILyc 
 vir.; headache in region of left after dinner, 
 Zinc; headache in right, Kali br.; headache 
 with ulceration of frontal sinuses when dis- 
 charge stops, I Kali bi.; lancinating pain over 
 right, Coccul.; sensation in right as if a nail 
 were driven in, disappears on pressure, I Thuya ; 
 pain in left, Chim. umb.; pain in left to left 
 lower occiput, ! I Natr. c; pressure below, deep 
 through brain to occiput, Cann. s.; dull press- 
 ure, Asaf.; pressing (jaundice before attack), 
 I Arg. nit.; intermittent pressure near left, Ver- 
 bas.; pressing pain in right, ICaust.; pressing in 
 right, Zinc; from within outward,worse sitting, 
 
 on entering warm room after walking in open 
 air, and looking at anything sharply, better 
 lying in horizontal position, especially on back, 
 ISpong.; pressure after rising or dressing in 
 morning, after quarter of an hour over whole 
 forehead to vertex and becoming worse after 
 twenty minutes,pressive pain from within out- 
 ward, I Ferr.; violent stupefying pressure deep 
 in right, on going into cold from warmth, Ver- 
 bas.; pressive pain worse going down stairs, 
 better pressing palm against, and in open air, 
 IFerr.; screwing pain, lArg. nit.; lancinating 
 shocks in left,Cain.; shooting in left to left lower 
 occiput, 1 1 Natr. c; shooting in right, worse 
 bending forward, better by pressure, IBell.; 
 sharp sticking behind and above, ISpig.; dull 
 boring stitch above right, Zinc; pulsating 
 stitches, ISpig.; rapid stitches in left, Arn.; sud- 
 den deep penetrating stitches under left, like 
 shocks followed by sensitiveness, Asaf.;and pa- 
 rietal eminence deep, sharp intermittent stitches 
 between left side, Verbas.; violent, slowly ap- 
 pearing and disappearing stitch from within 
 outward in left, Verbas.; subacute pain, first in 
 left then right,in right molar,then right temple, 
 then left temple, again to right molar, then to 
 loins, with frontal oppression, Lye vir.; tear- 
 ing in right, Amb., in left, Sep.; pressing tearing 
 after dinner, Zinc ; tension on going into open 
 air, and in a draft, 1 1 Verbas.; throbbing, I Arg. 
 nit., over right, Coccul.; throbbing on either 
 side, worse evening, and after exertion, EIris; 
 sudden broad thrust above left, extending 
 deep into brain, I Croc. 
 
 Forehead, empty : when stooping Act. sp.; as 
 of space between forehead and brain, worse in 
 evening and cold, better from warmth, ICaust. 
 
 Forehead, expansion : INux m. 
 
 Forehead, over eyes: j^^Supraorbital, Chap- 
 ter 5. 
 
 Forehead, as if it would fall out : IThuya ; as if a 
 piece would fall out, on stooping, I INux v.; 
 as if lump were falling forward while sitting 
 or turning in bed, I Cham.; as if something 
 would fall forward on stooping, Magn. s. 
 
 Forehead, sharp flying pains : Ustil. 
 
 Forehead, formication : Arund. Jg^* numb- 
 ness. 
 
 Forehead, frontal sinuses : Ji^° Nose, Chap. 7. 
 
 Forehead, fulness : IApis,Bapt., BBell., IIBry., 
 Cain., Chrom. ac, Coca, Hell., Meph., Nitr. 
 sp. d., Sep.; as if brain were too large, Lact. 
 ac; as if brain were shaken, Pallad.; crowd- 
 ing, 3Ham.; with throbbing in vertex, Natr.; 
 dull heavy pain, JEsc. h.; in evening, IBry.; 
 better on closing eyes and from pressure, 
 IBry.; with red, bloated face, IBry., and grip- 
 ing alternate in various parts, seeming to come 
 from stomach, Con.; with bleeding of nose, 
 IBry.; oppressive, IIAmm. c; with outward 
 pressure,as if contents would be forced through 
 every aperture, Lil. tig.; and pressure, worse 
 or renewed when thinking thereof, IHelon.; 
 pressing, as from vapor of coal, Amm. c; on 
 right side, extends to root of nose, with almost 
 incessant sneezing (coryza), I I Sticta ; throb- 
 bing heat, I Act. rac; with pressing in root of 
 tongue, IHam.; worse raising head, after 
 sleep, after talking, better sitting or lying with 
 head high, ISul.; worse on moving eyes, IBry. 
 $§1* congestion, heaviness, pressure, 
 weight. 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 103 
 
 Forehead, glabella (over root of nose, between 
 eyes j : boring extending down nose, worse af- 
 ternoon and after eating, better from cold 
 drinks, motion and bathing, Bism.; contrac- 
 tion, as if laced together, with coldness, 
 llCamph.; headache, Ascl. s.; heavy weight, 
 with want of memory, IStaph.; pain, Arm; 
 headache begins, IGlon.; dull headache, 1 1 Cup. 
 m.; dull pain, Xan.; like a pressing band, 
 Therid.; pressing pain in morning (coryja), 
 ICalc; throbbing, Calab.; with pain over eyes, 
 Xan.; throbbing in ozeena, lArs. 
 
 Forehead, gnawing : in scalp, better from rub- 
 bing, IDros.; as from worms, Zinc. 
 
 Forehead, grinding pain : worse from motion, 
 awakens 5 a.m., gradually increases and di- 
 minishes, I IStann. 
 
 Forehead, hammering: I Kali iod.; fears apo- 
 plexy, worse right side formerly, now on left 
 (dyspepsia), IFerr. ph.; in centre, ILyc.: 
 with sensation as if brain were compressed 
 from both sides, IIKali iod.; in coryza, after- 
 mercury, IIKali iod.; on one side, generally 
 left, or passing from left to right, with nausea, 
 Rhus v.; as if head were enlarged to three 
 times its size, IKali iod. fi^gr beating, knock- 
 ing, pounding, throbbing. 
 
 Forehead, passes hand across : Lyss. 
 
 Forehead, headache : Amyl., Apoc.,lArs., lArs. 
 i., Asar., Bapt., Bell., ICarbol. ac, ICham., 
 ; Chen, a., Chin, a., Chin, s., BCurar., ICycl., 
 lElaps, IIGuaiac, IGels., Gymn., 1 1 Hydras., 
 llris, ILac c.,ILyc.vir.,Lyss., IMerc. cor., INatr. 
 m., 1 1 Op., Petrol., IPlumb., I IPtel., IIPuls., 
 1 1 Rob., ISang., Sep., I ISil., Sinap., Stann., 
 liSticta, I ISul., ISyph., 1 1 Tell., I ITuberc, 
 Uran n., Vacc, Variol., Yer. v.; worse in 
 anterior half, llris ; with tearing in arms and 
 hands, ICalc. p.; on awaking, going off after 
 getting up and washing, ISul.;better infreshair, 
 Tarant.; of businessmen, lArg. met.; in catarrh, 
 1 1 Lye; with pain in chest and nausea, Asim.; in 
 chorea, IMygale ; chronic, worse sitting, study- 
 ing, sewing, better standing, working, could 
 not attend school, llris; during climaxis, Sars.; 
 coma and delirium, difficult deglutition, nau- 
 sea and bilious vomiting, CrotaL; with chill, 
 lEup. pur.; worse in large company, IPlumb.; 
 in coryza, lAur. met.; fluent coryza, IMed.; 
 caused by cough (phthisis), ICalc; worse 
 coughing, I ISticta; causes depression of spirits, 
 Sarrac; with dizziness, Xan.; and dimness of 
 vision (dysmenorrhcea), ILaur.; with desire 
 for cold, acid drinks, Eup. pur.; with stinging 
 in left ear, changing at times to right, Bor.; af- 
 ter eating, Ars. h., with heat, Calend.; worse 
 after dinner and in evening, Calc. s.; with sour 
 eructations, Pic. ac; when he exerts himself, 
 Zing.; heaviness in eyes and nausea, 1 1 Aloe; 
 with pain back of eyes, Kob.; pressure, as if 
 eyes would be forced out, IMed.; dull, heavy 
 pressure behind eyes, ITherid.; worse turning 
 eyes upward, 1 1 Lace; must close eyes, Calc; 
 especially over eyes, worse laughing, talking, 
 or stooping, Zing.; with flushed face, sore 
 throat (diphtheria in alternation with Bell.), 
 IKaol.; preceded by hot flushes, I IMelil.; ex- 
 tending into cheek bones, I ISang.; with sting- 
 ing, darting, Stilling. ; all day, with cold feet, 
 IFerr. mur.; in hepatic typhus, IChel.; flying 
 pains, iEsc h.; with weakness in forehead, 
 Psor.; chronic, worse in forenoon (suppressed 
 
 itch), ICalc; slight, in forenoon, Yib.; in- 
 volves gradually whole head, worse from 
 vomiting, I I Selen.; through head, worse 
 vertex, afterward head felt bruised, ILac 
 def.; increasing, with feeling of heaviness, 
 as if head would fall forward, INatr. m.; 
 when suddenly^ turning head, INatr. c; 
 with heat, in intermittent, IIPuls.; in in- 
 fluenza, lEuphor.; with lassitude, better in 
 open air, Carbol. ac; worse from light, 1 1 Ca- 
 lab.; left side^ Asar.; left side worse, lAnt. c; 
 from left to right, Carbol. ac; worse lying on 
 back, Calc; during menses, Amm. c; with 
 profuse menses, CrotaL; chronic, worse from 
 mental exertion, Plumb.; in suppressed itch, 
 ICalc; before midnight, with pain in chest, as 
 from an internal ulcer in sternum, IPuls.; 
 after midnight (typhoid pneumonia), I ILac 
 c; in morning, Ars. i., ISul., Zing.; on awaking, 
 worse after rising, Lyss.; begins on awaking, 
 increases as day advances, better by sleep at 
 night, extending gradually to vertex and in- 
 volving entire cerebrum, with constant ver- 
 tigo, worse from motion, mental exertion, espe- 
 cially school-work and going up stairs (brain 
 fag), 1 1 Pic. ac; in morning on rising, I liber.; 
 worse from motion, Elaps.; with nausea, Aloe, 
 IGlon., IMed.; and loss of appetite, I liber.; 
 worse while nausea remains, Petrol.; in acute 
 desquamative nephritis, ICoccus; followed, and 
 better by nosebleed, IFerr. ph.; violent, when 
 nasal discharge suddenly dries up, ILach.; with 
 thick plugs of nasal secretion, IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 extends to nose, ICalc. p., IMed.; to occiput, 
 Camph., CM >ral., I ISul.; with ozaena (scrofula, 
 mercurio syphilis), I lAur. met.; in paralysis, 
 Curar.; chronic, periodic, IKreo.; violent, 
 periodic, ISil.; in pneumonia, IChel.; better 
 by pressure, Clem., Tarant.; better by strong 
 pressure (albuminuria), ILyc vir.; in right 
 half, during apyrexia (tertian ague) IPuls.; 
 in right side, with sensation as if eyes would 
 be forced out of head, worse in right eye, 
 with menses, I ISang.; on rising, Calc, Eryng.; 
 worse in rest, Cic; in sick headache, BPhyt.; 
 better by smoking, Diad.; in spermatorrhoea, 
 IPhos.; in affection of spine, ILach.; with 
 fulness in stomach and belching, IChim. 
 m.; shooting at intervals in right temple, 
 IIKali bi.; during stool, Apis; worse from 
 stooping, BBry., ICalc, Elaps.; during sweat 
 (ague), I I Sep.; worse in temples, extends to 
 back of left eyeball, worse on moving eyes, 
 Badiag.; in ulcerated throat, ILyc; in tonsil- 
 litis, I Apis; with toothache and earache, Bor.; 
 continued to vertex and occiput, Diad.; with 
 vertigo, Carbo v., IPlumb.; on rising from sit- 
 ting, Sang.; almost incapacitates for study, fre- 
 quent and profuse urine, Vib.; w r ith vomiting, 
 Yer. v.; worse on walking, Ustil., in open air, 
 Calc; worse in warmth, Calc. 
 Forehead, heat : Alum., Arund., Badias., Croc, 
 I IChel., Diad., Elat., IGels., INux m.; after- 
 noon, NiccoL; burning, ISpong.; as of a hot 
 body having descended into it when stooping, 
 ^Kali c; congestive, IPuls.; with burning in 
 chest, I CrotaL; with chill over whole body, 
 I INatr. m.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICup. 
 m.; between attacks in epilepsy, ILach.; in 
 headache, IDiad.; tensive, before vertigo, 
 I INux v.; in infraorbital neuralda caused by 
 mental work (smallpox), Variol. ; worse from 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 motion, ICrotal.; during night, ! lAngust.; 
 when reading (smallpox), 1 1 Var.; standing or 
 sitting, better in open air, Alum.; worse walk- 
 ing, Camph. gisT-burning. 
 
 Forehead, heaviness : JEsc. h., ^Ethus., Amyg., 
 lAmyl., 8 Ant. c, lArs., lArs. s. r., Aspar., 
 Bapt., Bism., IIBry., BCarbo a., BCham., ICic, 
 BColoc, Gamb., Hep., IKaliiod., lOxal. ac, 
 Niccol., Nitr. sp. d.; in ague, llpec; afternoon, 
 Niccol.; as if brain would fall forward, with 
 stoppage of nose, Grat.; confused, Arm; with 
 constipation, INux v.; no stool for several 
 days (fissure ani), IHam.; with coryza, Jacar., 
 BINuxv.; after dinner, lAmm. c; can hardly 
 open eyes, All. sat.; worse over eyes, worse 
 moving or lying down, slightly better in open 
 air, Chloral.; with dull sensation over eyes, 
 and continual throbbing most marked on 
 each side of head (fainting spells), BLac def.; 
 as if something heavy fell into forehead if he 
 holds head down, BNux v.; after fright, 1 1 Rhus 
 t.; in left half, Cund.; during menses, with 
 feeling as if eyelid wpuld be drawn back, in 
 evening, Zinc; in morning, after rising, and 
 during day, Amm. m.; in morning, as if she 
 had not slept sufficiently, Niccol.; with mo- 
 roseness, iEthus.; neuralgia, ICoccion.; with 
 nosebleed, IKreo.; pressing, INux m.; as if 
 everything would push out, IB Aeon.; on stoop- 
 ing, BCarbo a.; in heat of sun, Brom.; in up- 
 per part, Ferr. s.; worse raising head, after 
 sleep, after talking, better sitting, or lying 
 with head high, ISul.; worse reading and 
 writing, BOalc; worse walking, Camph. 
 g^° dulness, weight. 
 
 Forehead, heavy pain: Canth., Chim. m., BPhyt., 
 Puis.; alternating with throbbing and jerking, 
 Lyss.; extending to back, sometimes all over 
 head, comes on any time of day, ILach.; severe 
 across forehead, DAmyl.; over eyes, worse 
 moving and lying down, slightly better in 
 open air, Chloral.; dull, BUran. n.; in morning 
 ( acute neuralgia), ILac c; worse in motion, 
 Chloral.; dull, with nausea, llris; first in right 
 side, extends more and more toward left side, 
 Sabad.; from reading or writing, worse stooping 
 Eryn».; passing around from temple to temple, 
 just above eyebrows, BLobel. i.; worse walk- 
 ing: and stooping, Rhus v.; like waves, 1 1 Ant. t. 
 g^^aching, dull pain. 
 
 Forehead, as if left half were higher than right 
 half: Cund. 
 
 Forehead, itching : Anac, Alum., Aur. mur., 
 Pallad.; evening in bed, Zinc; severe, I ISul.; 
 better pinching skin, Ars. m.; in tertian inter- 
 mittent, I I Sep.; scraping, Bell. 
 
 Forehead, jerking : cutting, to middle of brain, 
 in short intervals, after lying down, Camph.; 
 especially after eating, BCham, ; in left, in 
 evening, Alum.; in left, half an hour after ris- 
 ing, IColoc; painful, through left, leaving dull 
 pressure, worse during rest, better from motion, 
 BStann.; pressure in middle of, renewed by 
 suddenly turning around, stooping or talking, 
 Sil.; shooting backward, I IPrun.; single, un- 
 dulating, violent jerks of pressing headache, 
 Sep.; in right side, towards interior and back 
 part of head, Cann. i. gigp darting, lacerat- 
 ing, neuralgic, tearing. 
 
 Forehead, knocking : with congestion to head, 
 SSpong. J^H" throbbing. 
 
 Forehead, lacerating : Bov., Guaiac; when 
 
 leaning head against something or when lying 
 on back, BBNux v.; excited or made worse by 
 feeling heart or stooping, Ipec. 
 
 Forehead, lancinating: Ast. r., BCup. ac, Cup. 
 m., Ferr.; worse in right side, Ananth.; worse 
 stooping. 
 
 Forehead, feels as large again : BNux m. 
 
 Forehead, as if top of head were lifted up • Diosc. 
 
 Forehead, lightness across : on stooping, worse 
 in morning, BKali bi. 
 
 Forehead, sensation like an inability to fix mind. 
 on any subject : Con. 
 
 Forehead, motion : as of something moving, 
 Lyss.; to and fro, almost as if head were 
 moving to and fro, Phell. 
 
 Forehead, muscles : painful sensation, compels 
 him to wrinkle, Viol. 
 
 Forehead, as if a nail were being driven in : BIgn. 
 
 Forehead, neuralgic pain: iEsc. h., IChel., 
 BPlat, Thuya; intermittent (prosopalgia), 
 I IVer.; in left, over eye, BJamb.; paroxysms, 
 returning every eight, twelve, fourteen, or 
 twenty-one days, BCoccion.; periodic, over 
 either eyebrow, commences 9 a.m., worse till 
 noon, when it declines and passes off at 3 p.m., 
 returns morning at 9, BStram.; worse stooping, 
 Iod. JggT 5 jerking, tearing. 
 
 Forhead, numbness: BFluor. ac, 1 1 Mur. ac; as 
 if constricted, in a warm, crowded room, soon 
 increasing to violent, dull, burrowing compres- 
 sion, with fretful impatience and heat in upper 
 part of body, especially in head, as if anxious 
 sweat would break out, 1 1 Plat.; to root of 
 nose, Bar. c; tensive, as after a blow, extend- 
 ing to nasal bone, 1 1 Plat.; worse in morning 
 when awaking and when lying, better from 
 exercising in open air and wrapping up head, 
 IMagn. m. 
 
 Forehead, fronto-occipital : headache (morbus 
 Brightii), BLyc vir. 
 
 Forehead, oppressive pain: with delirium, 
 I A gar.; stupefying, reeling, Sabad. 
 J$gp na dull, heavy. 
 
 Forehead, pain (undefined) : Ailant., Ant. a., 
 Ant. t., Ars. h., Ars. s. r., Arund., Bor., Brach., 
 Calad'., Card, m., ICepa, Chim. m., Cupr. s., 
 Elaps, Erig., Form., SGels., IGlon., BIpec, 
 IKali iod., Lyss., INux v., ISpong.; above, 
 I Chim. m.; better from motion in open air, 
 BMagn. m.; awaking with, Myr. cer.; ex- 
 tending back, IPhyt.; better lying quietly on 
 back (emansio mensium), Dig.; contracts 
 brows (aphonia ), ICaust.; like a boil, midnight 
 till morning, BHep.; pinching in bowels, INatr. 
 s.; with catarrh, ICepa, chronic naso-phar- 
 yngeal, BNatr. a.; in centre, ICrotal.; with chill, 
 Ars. h., IILact. ac; constant pain, ILac def.; 
 in coryza, ISabad.; from coughing, lAscl. t.; 
 in bronchitis, Hod.; in delirium tremens, 
 MStram.; diffused in upper part, worse on 
 right side, extends to base of brain with 
 soreness, Xan.; extends to right ear, Tereb.; 
 with ringing in ears, Cact.; after eating, IKali 
 c; in epileptiform eclampsia, ICed.; with 
 copious thick expectoration, chilliness, 
 vomiting, loss of appetite, loose stools, sleep- 
 lessness and restlessness (influenza) BPuls.; 
 in evening by candlelight, with burning and 
 pressure in eyes, Croc; towards evening with 
 vertigo, BCycl.; extends to eyes, sharp violent, 
 better by warmth, scalp tender where pain is 
 worst, I ISul.; must close eyes, or if looking, 
 
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 make aperture of lids small, 1 1 Aloe; causes 
 dimness of sight_ Eryng. ; dark spots before 
 eyes, Cact.; eyelids swollen in morning (cili- 
 ary neuralgia), ICrotal.; worse over left eye 
 (catarrh of frontal sinuses), I Cup. m.; excor- 
 iating, on awaking, 2 a.m., I Act. rac; with 
 stitches in left side of face, ISang.; at 10 a.m., 
 Lact. ac; frequent, II Puis.; worse when shak- 
 ing head, IGlon.; chronic, must hold head and 
 eyes down, I Apis ; with rush of blood to head, 
 f I Merc, cor.; w T ith heat after eating, Calend.; 
 with flying heat and sw^eat in morning, Oxal. 
 ac; with general heat, alternating with crampy 
 pain inchest, Lachn.; in hysteria, BCed. ; in- 
 creasing, till evening, Ammoniac; increasing 
 for fifteen minutes, then decreasing, I I Puis.; 
 with indigestion (suppression of itch), ICalc; 
 in iritis J Cinch.; with lassitude, w r orse in morn- 
 ing (suppression of itch), ICalc; cause lachry- 
 mation (acute neuralgia), ILac c; in left side, 
 
 I Ant. c, Calc s., I Kali bi.; extending deep 
 into brain, in paroxysms, Plant.; deep in left, 
 back of inner corner of eye and higher than 
 eyebrow, extends down toward left and deeper 
 in like a curve or drawn bowstring, Ars. s. f.; 
 in left, with melancholy, lAur. met.; with 
 disordered liver, IMerc; is more severe in left 
 eye and ear, extending through occiput, worse 
 by pressure with hand, IMenyanth.; in un- 
 developed measles, lAmm. c; during menses, 
 Brom.; in morning, Aur. mur. nat.; worse 
 lying on left side and back, better and going 
 off when turning on right side, and after ris- 
 ing, ICinnab.; on awaking, extends to back of 
 head, IKali bi.; when awaking, worse after 
 rising, Kalm.; lying in bed, worse drinking 
 wine, worse in w r et cold weather, better rising 
 and moving, Rhod. ; in morning in ophthalmia, 
 lApoc; w y orse from motion, I IPhos. ac, or 
 exertion (cerebrospinal pains), lOxal ac; 
 with nausea, Kob.; after a light breakfast 
 (headache), I Lac def; better from nausea, 
 
 I I Lye. vir.; seems to meet and go down nose, 
 Cup. ars.; to root of nose, worse in morning on 
 rising, Ptel.; to root of nose, with rotary 
 vertigo, 1 1 Puis.; at noon, Chin, s.; with nose- 
 bleed, ICina ; extends to occiput, Arum m.; 
 involving wmole occiput in evening, 1 1 Paris; 
 extends to occiput, intense distracting, unbear- 
 able (sick headache), ILac def. ; with numbness 
 in occiput, BLach.;w T orse when pain in occiput 
 is better, lAmyl.; with pallor (suppression of 
 itch), ICalc; in paroxysms, with stuffing up 
 of nose, IMar. v.; with photophobia, ICheL; 
 with photophobia, blepharitis, astigmatism, 
 ILil. tig.; flies to, with photophobia, Tarant.; 
 with pressure from within out, Bry.; better by 
 strong pressure, I Bell.; in right, Ars. h.; w y orse 
 in right (diarrhoea), lApis; in right (inter- 
 mittent), ICarbo v.; in right during morning, 
 IMerc. sul.; severe, principally in anterior part 
 and eyes, worse stooping and walking, better 
 from ^ pressure (dysmenorrhcea), MSabina; 
 shooting, into eyes (right), IPhos.; when sit- 
 ting, Cinch.; after sleep (epileptic), 1 1 Op.; 
 makes him stand still while walking, better 
 pressing strongly on parts, IBell.; w r ith un- 
 easiness in stomach, Kob.; extending to 
 temples and occiput, worse toward evening 
 (chronic cephalagia^, lArn.; with dry slimy 
 tongue, ICalc; worse stooping, Kob.; tender 
 to touch, worse in evening, Bufo.; w r orse from 
 
 touch (iritis), IMerc; in left side, became 
 throbbing, particularly w T hen working, caused 
 tears to flow, IKali c; changes to throbbing 
 in vertex on assuming upright position (diph- 
 theria), ILach.; goes to vertex, then to occi- 
 put, then settled on top of head, seemed intol- 
 erable, better by squeezing both hands upon 
 side of head, 1 1 Zinc; with vertigo, IINuxv.; 
 with vertigo and nausea, could not sit up, 
 w T orse from raising head, Pic. ac; better by 
 sponging with cold w T ater, 1 1 Sul.; better by 
 force of will, Lil. tig. 
 
 Forehead, penetrating pain : down to nose, 
 rAur. mur. 
 
 Forehead, periodic pain: as if head would 
 burst, with efforts to vomit and rarely vomit- 
 ing (headache), ILac. def.; with stuffed nose, 
 IMar. v.; in right side, I INatr. s.; from eight to 
 ten days, lElaps.; every six weeks, worse from 
 motion and in fresh air, better from strong 
 pressure and wrapping up head (cephalalgia), 
 IIMagn. m. 
 
 Forehead, piercing pain: IKreo.; from within 
 outward to wardsmiddle, more upward, I IGlon. 
 
 Forehead, pinching: in a small spot, deep, Jamb. 
 
 Forehead, pounding up into head (chronic co- 
 ryza) and with inflammation of frontal sinuses 
 (chronic catarrh): HSil. 
 Jg^^ beating, knocking, throbbing. 
 
 Forehead, pressure (painful): Aeon., I Aloe, 
 Amb., Ammoniac, Ant. t., lArg. met., Ars. h., 
 Arum. t. Aspar., Aur., IBar. c, IBell., Berb., 
 Benz. ac, Bism., Bor., Brach., Cain., Canlph., 
 I ICarb. s., ICarbo v., Cast, eq., Castor., SCham., 
 Chin, a., Cinch., ICinnab., Coccus, Cycl., 
 Euph.,Inul., Lyss., IMagn. c, Merc, sol., BlSatr. 
 m., IMtr.ac, HPhyt., I IRhod., Sang., ISpong., 
 Verbas., Zing.;aching, Lactu.v. ; from current of 
 air, Anag. ; as if pressed asunder, with pressure 
 on eyeballs, and sleepiness, better evening and 
 entering a room from cold air or vice versa, 
 ■Ran. b.; awakens 5 a.m., I IStann.; backward, 
 Anac; benumbing, Calc; as of a board against, 
 I IDulc, Plat., ISuL; as if bones were lifted 
 up, IBell.; as if front half of brain would come 
 through forehead, IMed.; in middle as if 
 brain would fall out while straining at stool, 
 Ratan.; as if brain had not enough room when 
 rising in morning, a forcing outward, better 
 after washing and eating, Psor. ; as if brain 
 would be pressed out just above orbits, obliges 
 him to lie down, BBell.; feeling of a heavy 
 substance pressing upon brain becomes sharp 
 and darting, almost unendurable, Stilling.; as 
 if it would burst, IFerr.; particularly after 
 eating, INatr. s.; with catarrh in frontal sinus, 
 ICalc; as if it w T ould burst, worse after eating, 
 walking in open air, better from pressure and 
 in warm room, lAmm. c; during chill (inter- 
 mittent), I Ars.; in choroiditis, ICed.; com- 
 pressed behind and above, iEthus. ; dull, com- 
 pressed feeling, Ailant.; compression in left, 
 Coccul.; compression from margins of orbits 
 to temples, Cann. s.; as if compressed, in a 
 warm room, Aeon.; compressive sensation, 
 with anguish and restlessness, obliging one to 
 leave bed, IColoc; compressed, as if screwed 
 together, ISuL; constrictive, w r orse from mo- 
 tion, excitement or rising eyes, IParis ; and 
 contracting pain, Aeon.; as if coryza w r ould 
 appear, Coloc; in coryza, 1 1 Merc; as if parts 
 were crushed by a violent concussion, extends 
 
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 over forehead and cheekbone, I Am.; deep 
 in, IGraph.; after dinner, Agar.; worse 
 after dinner (chlorotic cephalalgia), 1 1 Zinc; 
 dull, MZinc; with confusion, BNatr. m.; 
 with feeling of fulness, Ustil.; dull, with 
 nausea, iEsc h.; dull, makes thought difficult, 
 Zinc; in dysmenorrhea, ICycl.; with 
 stitches passing inward, in both ears, Lyss.; 
 causes eyes to be drawn shut while walking, 
 better sitting, lying down, worse rising or 
 going into open air, Bell.; extends into eyes, 
 Asar., I Kali c ; extending into eyes and root 
 of nose, BKali c; as if eyes would be pressed 
 out, IPhos.; above eyes, Cist.; in eyeballs, lids 
 can only be raised with exertion and pain, 
 could no longer read, INatr. m.; into eyes, 
 with pressure in stomach to liver, left ribs and 
 back, I Kali c; as if it would push out, worse 
 morning when rising, better in fresh air, 
 1 1 Sabina ; she cannot keep eyes open, better 
 walking in open air, 1 Coral.; extending into 
 eyes, with heat in face and head (sick 
 headache, blepharitis, catarrhal fever), BKali 
 c; extends to eyes toward end of chill, worse 
 opening eyes and from motion, lArs.; extend- 
 ing to orbits, sore moving eyes, BChel.; as 
 from stupefying constriction, drawing in 
 orbits, worse evening at rest and in open air, 
 better movement, in room and from changing 
 position, Val.; commencing over eyes, spread- 
 ing upward to coronal suture, BArg. nit.; with 
 pressing eyes outward, Lye. vir.; worse over 
 eyes, BCard. m.; with pam in eyes, in fore- 
 noon, Zinc; toward eyes , Aspar.; as from a 
 heavy weight over eyes, Sil.; weighing down 
 eyelids, BCarbo v.; worse moving eyebrows, 
 Coloc; with hot face, Ang.; as if some- 
 thing would fall out, Cinch.; during fever, 
 BKali c; in puerperal fever, worse from mo- 
 tion, 1 1 Plat.; worse from weight of hat, 
 BCarbov. ; with heat and prostration, Lyss.; 
 with heat at 9 a.m., increases till midday, disap- 
 pears 4 p.m., of several months' duration (head- 
 ache), 1 1 Sul.; in typhoid fever, B Apis, I IPhos. ; 
 during heat (intermittent), BArs.; in intermit- 
 tent, BFerr.; as if flattened, Coral.; right 
 side, with giddiness and chill after dinner, 
 better toward evening, Coca ; followed in a 
 few minutes by sticking in forehead, and 
 especially over orbits, soon sticking changes 
 into pressure, and so on in constant alterna- 
 tion, sticking is like a darting, tearing, as if it 
 would pierce eye from within outward, B Val. ; 
 as from a tight hat, Alum. ; with heat in head 
 and flashes "of heat, BKali c; extending over 
 whole head, particularly in vertex and occiput, 
 with constant roaring in ears, with confusion 
 and heaviness of head (rheumatism), ILyc; 
 with confusion of head, I Sul.; with congestion 
 to head, especially when smoking, IMagn. c; 
 with congestion to head, BSpong.; with dul- 
 ness in head, Zinc ; like a heavy load on 
 forepart, I IStram.; dull, heavy, BAilant., 
 increasing during day, Sticta ; heavy, with 
 belching and nausea, Calc; heavy, especially 
 on stooping, B Paris ; as if it would be pressed 
 in, worse motion, Bapt.; from without in- 
 ward, BLach., Zinc; gradually increasing 
 and decreasing, 1 1 Plat., MStann.; without 
 inwards, worse riding in a wagon, reading 
 and thinking, from eating, drinking and 
 sleeping, better during rest indoors, BCoccul.; 
 
 as if pressed in at night and morning, worse 
 on exposing head to cold air, BBNux v.; pain 
 as if everything would issue on stooping, 
 BBell.; with irritable mood during and after 
 dinner, Mar. v.; in jerks, from without, over 
 head, Anac; in left side, Brach.; worse in left, 
 Lye vir., BSars. ; especially left side, worse open 
 air, after dinner, Seneg.; in left side, changing 
 to shooting, BHyos.; with stitches in left side, 
 BSars.; on lying down, Calend., Chim. m.; on 
 back, B Coloc; maddening, outward pressing, 
 presses head against wall, BLyss.; in measles, 
 BEuph.; menses absent two and a half 
 months, BCycl.; before menses, BSil.; before 
 and during menses (dysmenorrhcea) , 1 1 Nux v. ; 
 during menses, BSul.; during menses, with dis- 
 charge of offensi ve,hardened matter from nose, 
 Sep.; in emansio mensium, BDig.; from mental 
 exertion, Anac, BDig.; returns 4 p.m., seventh 
 day,, with uneasiness of mind when reading or 
 thinking, Lyss.; in morning, Ant. t., BNux v., 
 BPhos. ac, Zinc; in morning on awaking, and 
 in evening, Anac; morning afte r rising, and 
 afternoon, during menses, ISul.; morning with 
 drawing in eyes as if strabismus would follow, 
 Pod.; with morning headache, Psor.; worse 
 from motion, Agnus, I lAph.ch., Arn., I IStann., 
 with restlessness, BSul.; with nausea, Carb. s., 
 and belching, BCalc. ; pain, accompanied by 
 slight nausea, with cold sweat, and feeling 
 of weakness, BPhyt.; worse at night, Ars. h.; 
 in neuralgia, BCoccion.; until noon, with dul- 
 ness in head in morning, BSul.; into nose, 
 BCalc; before nosebleed, BCroc, Sabina ; with 
 discharge of plugs from nose during menses, 
 BSep., BSil.; pain above root of nose, must 
 bend head forward, followed by qualmish- 
 ness, DIgn.; toward root of nose, worse after 
 rising, Amm. m.; with stoppage of nose, 
 BCaust.; caused momentary numbness (affec- 
 tion of sympathetic nervous system), I IPhos.; 
 as if brain were pressed out, BBry. ; as though 
 pressure from occiput would force brain out, 
 BCaps.; outward, Alum., BAmyl., Amm. c, 
 BAsaf., Benz. ac, BBry., ICamph., MChel., 
 IIDros., BNux m., Oleand., Stann., Verbas.; 
 obliging him to move head from one side to 
 other, better for a short time by almost com- 
 plete uncovering of burning hot body, Coral.; 
 outward, first left, then right, BCimex ; out- 
 ward, worse stooping, Bry.; outward, as if all 
 would prolapse, Benz. ac; as of a plug on right 
 side, Jacar.; with photophobia, I Kali c; better 
 from pressure with hand, llSpig.; pulsatiye 
 pain, Ruta ; pushing outward, BBAmm. c; in 
 right, BArs.; I IChel., Colch., Hydr. ac, Lith., 
 1 1 Staph.; increasing and decreasing in right 
 half, BCham.; first in right then in left, Colch.; 
 extends into right eye, ilgn. ; in right, above 
 eyebrow, BIgn.; in right, sometimes extending 
 to occiput, Coccus ; on rising, BStram.; sharp, 
 in upper part of left side, I Hod.; upon a small 
 spot in middle, in evening, Zinc; sharp, morn- 
 ing on awaking, afterward becomes a simple 
 pressure in temples, Zinc; as if skull were 
 too full, with nausea, or sour, slimy vomiting, 
 I INatr. ph.; with sleepiness, Zinc; after 
 smoking, Calad. ; as if it would split, BiEthus.; 
 in a small spot, deep in, Jamb. ; in small spots, 
 worse in left side, Psor. ; after stitch, Lachn. ; as 
 from a stone, better by laying head down and 
 stooping, ill humor, whining, BBell.; as from 
 
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 a stone, with hot head, worse evening, BCham.; 
 as from a stone every morning, with vertigo, 
 IKali c; when stooping, or moving head, in 
 afternoon, Lyss.; worse from stooping, IColoc, 
 Spig.; can scarcely stoop, BBry.; with stupe- 
 faction, Calad., BCinch.; with nausea, Dros.; 
 stupefying, with confusion of senses and dul- 
 ness of whol e head, while reading, also in chronic 
 coryza, BBCalc; stupefying, worse in room, 
 1 I Natr.c; after being in sun, Act. sp.; after sun- 
 set, with heat on top of head, better by press- 
 ure, during quiet and while lying down, worse 
 when thinking, BNatr. s.; tension, Bell., in 
 right side, IBell.; with thirst, mostly in morn- 
 ing, BNatr. s. ; throbbing, every morning (epi- 
 lepsy), IISul.; extends to vertex and jaw, 
 Lyss.; with vertigo, BCoccul., Grat.; in influ- 
 enza, BAnt. t.; on walking, ascending stairs, 
 reading, or reflecting. Arm; while walking in 
 afternoon, with peevishness, I IKali c; worse 
 near a M T arm stove, Arn. ; wavelike, in left half, 
 Asaf.; with weeping and vexation, Bell.; like 
 a weight, worse bending head down, better 
 from pressure, BNatr. m. 
 jg£g Q5> constrictive, dull, heavy, tensive. 
 
 Forehead, pricking: Arund., Lil. tig.; from 
 rush of blood, 1 1 Viol.; with giddiness, worse 
 stooping, in evening, cannot sleep until 1 or 2 
 a.m. (after checked diarrhoea), I ISul.; as of 
 pins, Aur. met., BCepa; in skin, 1 1 Lil. tig. 
 g@~ stinging. 
 
 Forehead, protuberance : Jg@°* eminence. 
 
 Forehead, racking pain : with heat of face and 
 head, and great desire to hurry business, Ptel. 
 
 Forehead, raging pain : BMerc. sol. 
 
 Forehead, rending, jgglp tearing. 
 
 Forehead, rheumatic pain : of right, with nau- 
 sea, pain worse in morning, flPhyt. 
 
 Forehead, roughness : sensation of, Pallad. 
 
 Forehead, sensitive : Zinc; to dry cold air, 
 BCarbo a. 
 
 Forehead, sharp pain : above eye, worse above 
 right, Natr. a. ; when riding in sharp cold wind, 
 1 p.m., Ars. i. ; beginning in right side, shooting 
 like lightning through brain coming out at 
 occiput, BPrun.; worse stooping, Iodof. 
 
 Forehead, pain as if shattered : Stann. 
 
 Forehead, shocks : painful, worse forenoon 
 and evening, Sul. ac; with sputum in morn- 
 ing of yellow or blood-stained mucus, BNatr. 
 m.; sudden, Crocus. 
 
 Forehead, shooting ; JEsc. h., Apis, Berb., 
 Cinnab., Eryng., BSpig.; before falling with 
 vertigo, BKali c; with fever lasting for an 
 hour (ague), 1 1 Puis.; in hectic fever, HPhos.; 
 in left only by day, till last night, when it 
 prevented sleep, shooting goes obliquely down- 
 ward and sometimes backward, BMerc. per.; 
 on one side, generally left, or passing from 
 left to right, with nausea, BIris ; from out in, 
 BColoc; pressing (coryza), BAcon.; in right 
 side, worse toward evening, rest, cold air, 
 coughing, better from moderate motion, 
 B BIris; under skin, Chel. ; sudden, extends to 
 eyes, Berb. g^g^ darting, lancinating. 
 
 Forehead, shuddering : Castor. 
 
 Forehead, frontal sinuses : as if air forced it- 
 self into, Zinc; catarrh, Berb., Bry., BCalc, 
 BCup. m., BKali m., chronic, BKali iod.; ca- 
 tarrhal affection in coryza, B BMerc; chronic 
 coryza, I ISil.; coryza, with hot, burning, pro- 
 fuse lachrymation, BVerb.; dull pain, Cochl.; 
 
 in right, afternoon, Bapt.; continual dull pain 
 across, with extreme sensibility of cartilages 
 of ear and nose, Zinc; fulness, Cochl.; dull, 
 heavy feeling over, 1 1 Puis., in morning, Ars. 
 met.; inflammation with catarrhal head- 
 ache, BKali iod.; inflamed with pounding 
 and throbbing in forehead (chronic ca- 
 tarrh), BBSil.; severe pain with dry cough and 
 pain in chest, ISang.; pain in right, after catch- 
 ing cold during attack of coryza, worse in 
 morning, near fire, BBNuxv. ; pressure, Ars. 
 h., BCimex; dull pressure, Blod.; pressure like 
 with the point of little finger in right, later in 
 left, Ars. h.; sore, Cochl.; sticking in left, 
 Verb.; jerking stitches, 1 1 Kali iod.; stuffed 
 feeling (hay catarrh), MSticta; tearing, Kali 
 iod.; tightness over, 1 1 Carbol.ac; ulcerations, 
 Hippoz. ; involved by ulceration of inner nose, 
 BKali iod.; uneasy feeling, Cochl. 
 
 Forehead, smarting in skin of: Jalap. 
 
 Forehead, soreness : daily 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 
 Cina ; better temporarily by rubbing, BArs.; 
 small spots, BParis ; as if in brain, worse stoop- 
 ing, Bapt.; in frontal bone, Sarrac 
 
 Forehead, spasmodic pain : to vertex after tak- 
 ing cold, Calc 
 
 Forehead, splitting pain: Ant. c, MOleand.; 
 as if it were split, wakes at night, I IVacc; on 
 going into cold wind, BLac c; with cough, 
 BSticta ; as if it would split in two in median 
 line, from root of nose to top of head, Vacc. 
 jgg^ bursting, pressure. 
 
 Forehead, small, painful spot : Bry. 
 
 Forehead, squeezing pain : Plat.; above root of 
 nose, as if she would lose reason, worse in 
 open air, BAcon. 
 
 Forehead, stabbing : felt as if, with knives 
 (headache), 1 1 Thuya; forehead to occiput, 
 three violent stabs, BBell.; from upper part 
 down to centre of head, as if knives were be- 
 ing thrust into brow, worse motion (headache), 
 BLach. 
 
 Forehead, sticking : BArn., Camph., Coccion., 
 Crot. t., Sil., Zinc; evening, in bed, Zinc; espe- 
 cially over orbits, like a darting tearing, as if it 
 would pierce eyes from within outward, changes 
 in pressure and so on in constant alternation, 
 BVal.; and drawing to occiput (amaurosis), 
 BElaps; pressive, in left side, extends to right, 
 worse opening eyes, Sil. ; as of needles stuck in, 
 Caulo.; sudden, toward nose, IColoc. ; with a 
 tearing as if head would burst, or sharp tearing 
 in skin of left, above eyebrow, Zinc; w r ith ver- 
 tigo in afternoon, Stront. 
 gH^* pricking, stinging. 
 
 Forehead, stinging : BCycl.; with and continu- 
 ing after shaking chill, Mang.; extending to 
 eyes, towards end of chill, worse opening eyes 
 and on motion (intermittent), BArs.; fine, 
 Elpec; in typhus, B Apis ; during heat (inter- 
 mittent) BArs.; with dry, thirstless heat all 
 night, BCamph.; in middle, Ars. s. f.; from 
 within outward, Ign. jgigppricking, sticking. 
 
 Forehead, stitches : JE&c. h., Arn., Berb., Cycl., 
 BElaps, Ipec,BMerccor., BLach., 1 1 Puis.; above, 
 Berb.; in inflammation of brain, 1 1 Puis.; with 
 chilliness on nape of neck and back, Sil.; with 
 cough, Arn.; dull,^Esc h. ; frequent dull, or like 
 electric sparks, BCham.; into ear, Cepa ; into 
 left eye,_ Ant.t.; into eyes,BKali c; distort face, 
 extend into left eye and ear, every five min- 
 utes, day and night, 1 1 Sep.; during puerperal 
 
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 fever, BColoc, Kali c; fine but violent, Zingib.; 
 better from heat, and raising head, DKali c; 
 in hysteria, better lying down and by pressure, 
 ILyc; in jaundice, I I Sep.; into upper jaw, 
 Cepa ; as from a knife, Tereb.; pressing boring 
 in left half in morning from within outward, 
 woke him twice, lasts a minute, Staph.; over 
 entire left, externally, Cepa ; intermittent, 
 fine, needlelike, in left side, Verbas.; in left, 
 better from pressure and in open air, 
 1 1 Puis.; in left, daily, half an hour after rising, 
 BColoc.; worse from moving head, eyes or 
 jaws, BKali c; with nausea, better lying down, 
 Sep.; as of needles, Cepa ; in left, Mangan.; 
 external, needlelike, in right, Ars. s. f.; into 
 nose, especially after drinking something cold, 
 Dig.; frequent, one-sided, 1 1 Sep.; from without 
 in, BColoc, continuous, in left, from within 
 out, Lachn.; flying, from within out, mornings 
 or at noon, Con.; from within out, worse eat- 
 ing or stooping, better pressing head or mov- 
 ing about, BSul.; from within out, worse 
 evening and on touching hair (syphilis), IMerc. 
 cor.; fine prickling, when becoming warm, 
 Sabad.; sharp, from within out, Senecio ; in 
 ovaritis, IPlat.; with paroxysmal burning in 
 ovaries, 1 1 Plat. ; as if with pins in skin, Calad.; 
 in right, Ars. s. f., Calc. a., Coccul., BGlon., 
 Squilla, as if in bone, I INux v.; sensitive across, 
 every few minutes, Atrop.; sharp, externally in 
 left, Tarax.; when stooping, Cycl.; worse stoop- 
 ing IKali c; to teeth of same side, Cepa ; ex- 
 tend into teeth, 1 1 Puis. ; from temples, ISpong.; 
 with vertigo, melancholy and prostration, 
 1 1 Natr. c; with vertigo, before he falls, IKali c. 
 gg^ lancinating, sticking. 
 
 Forehead, stupefaction : IColoc, Hep. 
 gt^ dulness, confusion. 
 
 Forehead, stupefying pain: Bov., Euphor.; 
 pressing, with obstruction of nose, IIDulc; 
 pressing, while reading, ICalc; with somno- 
 lency, IPhos. ac; in upper part, Hyos.; worse 
 at rest, Cic. $$T dull pain. 
 
 Forehead, surging : with vertigo, MPsor. ; like 
 waves of pain, rolling up and beating against 
 frontal bone, with headache, Sep. 
 
 Forehead, swashing sensation: when shaking 
 head, Cina. 
 
 Forehead, as if ice cold sweat were on, which is 
 not there : IGlon. 
 
 Forehead, feeling as if swollen: above eyes 
 (headache), 1 1 Tuberc. 
 
 Forehead, tearing pain : Act. sp., Amb., Ant. c, 
 IBerb., Bry., ICalc p., Camph., ICham., Coc- 
 cion., Coccus, Con., ^Cup. m., BGraph., Ilgn., 
 ■Lach., IINatr. c, Sil., ISpig., BSul.; above, 
 Berb ; better in open air, 1 1 Aur. met.; inflam- 
 mation of brain, 1 1 Puis.; burning, day and 
 night, ILyc; in coryza, I IMerc; as if coryza 
 would appear, Coloc; drawing, extending into 
 eyes and root of nose, IKali c; after eating, 
 Inul.; during supper, Zinc; particularly around 
 eyes and nose, affected parts sensitive to touch, 
 as if a blister had been applied (headache), 
 IISuL; outward, during heat (intermittent), 
 ■Ars.; in hysteria, better lying down and by 
 pressure, ILyc; in left, IColoc; daily, half an 
 hour after rising, BColoc; left to right, Lachn.; 
 before and during menses, ICinnab.; from 
 mental exertion, Anac; in middle, Cain.; from 
 middle toward left side, Lyss.; as if forehead 
 would be torn out at night, 1 1 Hep.; nightly, 
 
 IPlumb.; worse at night, Thuya; worse even- 
 ing and night, IMerc; from within outward, 
 worse eating or stooping, better pressing head 
 or moving about, BSul.; in recurrent parox- 
 ysms, ICham.; pressure, Stann.; in right half 
 at intervals, Stann.; in right, Arum t.; as if in 
 bones, I INux v.; in upper right, Osm., Sep.; 
 sticking into cheek, ICham.; sticking, with 
 violent ineffectual inclination to sneeze, Zinc; 
 stitchlike in right, near temporal region, 
 IIMenyanth.; excited by stooping, Asar.; in 
 small spot, near temple, BCarbo v.; tensive, 
 especially beneath frontal eminence, extends 
 toward orbits, Spig.; thrustlike, worse in right 
 frontal eminence, causing involuntary fixing 
 of eyes on object at which he is looking while 
 standing and sitting, Spig.; uninterrupted 
 twitching, at times sawing in right side as if 
 nerves were being torn out by a fine instru- 
 ment, extends over eye and into malar bone, 
 II Spig.; with vertigo, melancholy and prostra- 
 tion, 1 1 Natr. c 
 
 Forehead, tension (tightness) : Apis, I IKali c, 
 INatr. m., Paris, 1 1 Sep., Zinc; across, like a 
 band, IBCarbol. ac; over, as from a rubber 
 band, Coca; as if bandaged, or in a hoop, 
 worse at night in bed, better after rising, or 
 when laying hand on it, I IMerc. ; with coryza, 
 ISul. ac; with vibratory, shaking sensation, 
 when stepping hard, ISil.; in scalp, ICalc. p., 
 ICarbo a., Jacea; as if skin were drawn tight, 
 Brach., Cann. i., INitr. ac; of skin, as if be- 
 numbed, Berb.; skin tight, closing eyes or 
 wrinkling brows, worse left side, Anag.; skin 
 as if too tight, frequently only on one side, 
 worse from change of temperature and while 
 eating,better after eating, with anxiety, IPhos. ; 
 with wrinkles in skin, Grat.; as from a vise, 
 iPuls.; with weakness of body, Sil. 
 
 Forehead, tensive pain : Benz. ac, Coloc, 
 BBNux v., BPlat.; as of a band above eyes 
 (acute rheumatism), BChel.; as if brain were 
 in one lump, worse after eating and sitting 
 bent, better sitting up, lying high with head 
 and in cold, Ant. t.; in coryza, B IMerc; as if 
 skin had grown fast,with tension in eyes, Sa- 
 bina. g£ip m band, constriction, pressing. 
 
 Forehead, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : Ars., 
 Brach., Canth., I IGlon., BLvc,8Magn.c,BMerc. 
 iod.flav.,BNatr.m.,SSPuls.,BSil.,BSpong., I IThe- 
 rid., Zinc; awakes with (epileptoid), I ITarant.; 
 with rush of blood, Grat.; of bloodvessels, 
 IBell.; in catarrh, Gymn.; with chilliness, Sil.; 
 during cough, Hep.; dull in right, worse toward 
 evening, rest, cold air, coughing, better from 
 moderate motion, B3Iris; after eating, Inul.; 
 with fever (ague), fllpec; with heat and brown 
 redness of face, BKreo.; in typhoid, BApis, 
 I IPhos.; before heat( quartan fever), I I Rhus; 
 during heat (intermittent), Ars.; after heat 
 (quartan fever), 1 1 Rhus; in forenoon, 9 a.m., 
 Diosc; with inflammation of frontal sinuses 
 (chronic catarrh), BBSil. ; up into head (chronic 
 coryza), I ISil. ;w r ithcongestiontohead, ISpong.; 
 from left side of head, BKreo. ; with hunger, 
 after fever (ague), I IPuls.; in left,! Aeon., BArg. 
 nit. ;better by pressure, worse wal ki ng, B yEthu s. ; 
 in left, better from pressure and in open air, 
 I IPuls.; during menses, Calc. p.; in emansio 
 mensium, BDig.; in morning, BCanth.; on 
 awaking, with heat in face, I IKreo.; extends 
 to neck, Lyss.; all night, with dry, thirstless 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
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 heat, BCamph.; with nosebleed, IKreo.; over 
 root of nose, with heat, Camph. ; to occiput, 
 followed by spasms in epigastrium, extending 
 from right to left, also to back in paroxysms, 
 ICon.; extends into occiput, with frontal 
 headache, I ITherid.; to occiput, sticking, 
 jerking, ^Bry.; generally in left, or pass- 
 ing from left to right, with nausea, llris ; in 
 right, Ars. s. f.; in right, worse evening, sitting 
 bent, warmth, better sitting up, and in cold, 
 I Ant. t. ; with vertigo, melancholy, and pros- 
 tration, I INatr. c; worse at night, better after 
 riding, I Merc; painful, ICalc, Cann. i., I Caps., 
 IDig., IGlon., UKalm., IStram.; extends to eye- 
 balls, worse on mental exertion, by moving 
 about, Yib.; with nausea, I IXatr. m.; painful, 
 extending into occiput, 1 1 Therid. ; painful, pre- 
 ceded by great prostration, I IMelil.; espe- 
 cially in amende women, IILac def.; painful 
 in bones, with swelling, BIKali iod.; painful in 
 right side, beginning at inner end of right 
 eyebrow, and running around eye, 8 every 
 morning, worse until 10.30, better, disappears 
 at 1 p.m., must lie down, llgn.; painful, worse 
 in right side, Ananth.; painful, by stooping, 
 Asar.; painful to vertex, IGlon.; pain, worse 
 from light and motion, during menses (dys- 
 menorrhcea), DiTarant.; worse going upstairs, 
 or stepping, Alum. Jggg 03 beating, hammering. 
 
 Forehead, thrusts : as if it would burst, with 
 headache, lAmm. c; over right eye, Bapt. 
 
 Forehead, tickling : on, Aur. mur. 
 
 Forehead, tightness : jgggr tension. 
 
 Forehead, tingling : as if pins and needles were 
 in, I IStram. 
 
 Forehead, touch : sensitive to, Mar. v., Spong. 
 
 Forehead, twitching : painin,Boi\; on middle, 
 Arum t.; painful quivering of muscles, Ars. h. 
 
 Forehead, uncomfortable feeling: Aur. met.; 
 with heat, fulness and pulsations, Form. 
 
 Forehead, undulation : in left, Coccul. ; painful, 
 Arund. 
 
 Forehead, vertigo: Aspar., Croc; above, to 
 right, Ars. h.; with infrascapular pain, IChen. 
 a.; staggering of legs as if too weak, Oleand.; 
 on walking or raising and moving head 
 (angina pectoris), IIArn. 
 
 Forehead, sensation as of "water in : BPlat. 
 
 Forehead, "weakness : with frontal headache, 
 Psor.; extending into nose, after typhoid 
 (nervous affection), IManc 
 
 Forehead, "weariness : with coryza, Jacar. 
 
 Forehead, weight : lApis, Bism., Elaps.; crush- 
 ing, IGlon.; especially in moving eyes, 
 Cinch.; as if it were falling out (liver com- 
 plaint), IChel.; when stooping (amenorrhcea), 
 Symph.; with stuffed feeling in nose, better 
 in open air, IPhos.; in typhus, IBapt. 
 gggp heaviness. 
 
 Forehead, wringing : above, Berb. 
 
 HEAD, acute sensations, Jggjp Headache. 
 
 Head, air : as if there were in, Benz. ac; feels 
 full of compressed, especially towards nape of 
 neck, Aur. met.; as if a current were rushing 
 through, if not kept warm, Aur. met. 
 
 Head, as if everything were alive : Petrol. 
 
 Head, anxious feeling: Apis._ 
 
 Head, bad feeling: with dizziness, Abies. 
 
 Head, as if balls moved about in : worse at 
 night and lying on right side, Ananth. 
 
 Head, as of a band around : jggg* constriction, 
 pressure, also Headache, band. 
 
 Head, bearing down : Agar. 
 
 Head, beating: with fists or against wall or 
 floor, with unconsciousness, I ITuberc 
 
 Head, benumbed: Ars. h.; with cold state 
 (intermittent), I Ars. 
 
 Head, bewildered: Bell. 
 
 Head, biting : ICalc; with chilliness, I I Lye; as 
 from lice, Caps.; upper right side, on bone, 
 from behind forward, worse in evening, 
 Agnus ; better by scratching Thuya ; mostly 
 on temples and behind ears, followed by 
 swelling and eruption, IPuls.; worse on vertex, 
 IMez. 
 
 Head, blood: as if it had left brain, Oxal. ac; 
 as if coursing upward and outward, Oxal. ac; 
 as if flowing to, before eating, Uran. n.; as if 
 trickling down from front to back part, at 
 8 p.m., Lact. ac. 
 
 Head, bloodvessels: beating of arteries, in 
 morning on awaking, IBell.; distended, IFerr.; 
 during menstrual period, with headache, pre- 
 venting sleep, ICroc; enlarged veins, IGlon., 
 in haemoptysis, IDig.; fulness of veins, with 
 pressure, Xan.; arteries full and pulsating, 
 Syph.; arteries palpitating (mania), IBell.; as 
 if all were pulsating, INux m.; pulsation of 
 arteries with fever, in afternoon, Tromb.; 
 slight throbbing, Millef. 
 $3>T congestion, throbbing. 
 
 Head, as of a blow : leaving a sort of stupefac- 
 tion, diminution of power of thought for sev- 
 eral days, Guarsea. 
 
 Head, feels blown up : Spong. J^gp air. 
 
 Head, bursting: j^° distended. 
 
 Head, bubbling : Benz. ac. ; at night, IPuls. 
 
 Head, buzzing : with dulness, Calc; in hyper- 
 emia of brain, I IPhos.; in chronic catarrh 
 of bladder, I I Pareira ; worse in forenoon, and 
 walking, Cochl.; in chronic headache after 
 epileptic attack, ECaust.; before, during and 
 after menses, IKreo.; in morning, with ver- 
 tigo, as if everything were whirling around 
 after stooping, IZinc; with fulness and slight 
 pain, Ver. v.; with inability to work, read, or 
 think (ozama), IXatr. m. 
 
 Head, chill: f£^ coldness. 
 
 Head, feels choked up: with heaviness in head, 
 and danger of suffocation (croup), I I Cub. 
 
 Head, cloudiness: IClem., Coccul., Samb., 
 Squilla; with anxiety (typhoid), I IPhos. ac; 
 especially on awaking, Phos. ac; as after in- 
 toxication, Sabad. 
 
 Head, coldness (chilliness): Agnus, Ananth., 
 lArn., Ars. m., Asaf., Benz. ac, Brach., ICalc, 
 Caps., Chlor., IFerr., 1 1 Graph., Grat., Iris, 
 ILyc, ISil., ISul.; cold creeps before stool, 
 Carbo a.; in facial neuralgia, ICup. ac; in fore- 
 head (spinal irritation), IHep.; in headache, 
 I ISul.; especially after overheating and sweat- 
 ing, I Carbo v.; with heat in face, Lactu. v.; hor- 
 ripilations, Nitr. sp. d.; in hysterical subjects, 
 VaL; as if sharp ice touched, or cold needles 
 pierced, lAgar.; as though posterior half lay 
 in ice, Cast, eq.; like a piece of ice on, IVer.; 
 icy cold feeling, Ars.; in whole, or parts (me- 
 grim), ICalc; worse night, and in cold air, 
 IStront.; with pain, IGels.; in acute rheuma- 
 tism, IColch.; in right side, which quickly rises 
 to vertex, making hair on vertex feel as if it 
 stood on end, I ISul.; crawling, after coming 
 into room from open air, Amm. c ; with 
 shivering, spreading from over body, Mosch.- 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 over shoulder blades, Stront.; with shudder- 
 ing, Seneg.; running over one side of, Ruta ; 
 one side of, with numbness, ICon.; at small 
 spot left side, above ear, Asar.; on one spot 
 as when nerve of tooth is touched, then 
 clammy sweat, Carbol. ac; after stool, Plat.; 
 with thirst, Stann.; as if cold water were 
 poured on, ICup. m.; like cool water in, I I Ver.; 
 as of a cold breeze blowing on, Petrol., BMen- 
 yanth. ; as if wind were blowing through 
 when moving head quickly or shaking it, 
 ■Coral.; internal, running to toes, 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Head, cold, sensitive to : IBar. c, ICarbo v., 
 I Graph.,* Grat., iflHep., IMerc, BNatr. m., 
 DPhos., BBSil.; from getting wet, BRhus; to 
 take cold from dry cold wind or getting head 
 wet, ISep.; from getting wet or cold bathing, 
 worse evening and on overheating, better 
 in open air and when at rest, BAnt. c; feels 
 as though she had a bad cold, I lEup. pur.; 
 unpleasant feeling, like a cold, Ars. i.; from 
 a draught, after being heated, causing head- 
 ache or toothache, BKali c; especially from 
 dry cold air, I IHyos. 
 ggg^ wrapped up. 
 
 Head, confusion: BvEthus., 1 1 Agar., Amb., Am- 
 moniac, Amm. c, lAnac, Ant. t., BApis, BArn., 
 BArs., Aspar., TTAtrop. s., Benz. ac, Bism., 
 Brach., BBry., Camph., BCanth., BCarbo a., 
 Carbo v., Case, 1 1 Cham., B Chloral., Coccus, 
 ICoccul., Codein., BCoff., BColch., BColoc, 
 BCon., BCrot. t., I ICup. acCycl., BDig., Diosc, 
 BDulc, Euph.,Euphor., BFerr., Ferr. s., BGels., 
 Hydr. ac, BHyos., Jamb., 1 1 Kali bi., BLac c, 
 Lactu. v., Lith., Murex, BMur. ac, BBPhos., 
 Ptel., 1 1 Puis., BRhus, Seneg., I ISep., Verbas., 
 Zinc, Zing.; with painful sensitiveness and 
 rumbling in abdomen, Sec; with anxiety 
 (typhoid), BBPhos. ac; with loss of appe- 
 tite, BChel.; on awaking, Ant. sul. aur., 
 Phos. ac, BSul.; as if bruised, with fluent cor- 
 yza, Hell.; in cancer, BCarbo a.; with peculiar 
 sensation in cervical muscles, Kali m.; in 
 chills, Astac, Brom.; in cholerine, BPhos., after 
 coition, Bov.; in colic, 1 1 Op.; after congestion, 
 Amyl.; in constipation, BDiosc; puerperal con- 
 vulsions, B 13 Ver. v.; in coryza and whooping 
 cough, IBCepa; with hacking cough (spas- 
 modic croup), BKali br.; with debility, Seneg.; 
 after dinner, BSul.; in diphtheria, BChin. a.; 
 as after dissipation, in morning, Bry., BCinch., 
 BBNuxv., BPuls., 1 1 Ran. b., BSul.; dull (after 
 long continued convulsions), BAmyl.; dull, 
 especially over eyes, 1 1 Apis ; dull in forenoon, 
 Chrom. ac; with dulness, BSul.; after eating, 
 Diad., I I Petrol.; worse by eating and drink- 
 ing, BCoccul.; in evening, BSul.; in evening, 
 when studying, with pressive pains, as if 
 on bones on right temple, Diad.; especially 
 over eyes, worse moving, Sinap.; with dim- 
 ness of sight in open air, SBCycl., Thuya; fol- 
 lowed by eczema erythematosum on forehead, 
 I I Phos.; in fever, I lAnthrac, BSul.; as if 
 headache would ensue, Cimex ; with head- 
 ache, BCarb. s.; with inclination to bend head 
 backward, Cham.; in valvular disease of heart, 
 BChel.; with heat, BNitr. ac; with dry heat 
 (angina), B Merc. ; with heaviness, Lil.tig., BSul.; 
 with a hollow feeling BPuls.; in indigestion 
 (gastralgia), BArg. nit.; as if inflated, Merc per. ; 
 in laryngitis, BChel.; in left side of, with 
 pressing burning in left orbit, temple and 
 
 nose, on dorsum nasi and in upper teeth, 
 BColoc; as from a heavy load, Calad. ; long 
 continued, BSul.; with pressive pain in fore- 
 head and temples, better from pressure of 
 hand, better in evening, after eating, Diad.; 
 in hysteromania, I ITarant.; after mental 
 operations (threatened abortion from fright), 
 BGels.; disinclined for mental work, Cham.; 
 in morning, BCanth., Clem., BMerc sul.; with 
 nausea and sour vomiting, 1 1 Graph. ; as from 
 loss of sleep, Zinc; worse from motion, Bell.; 
 after midday nap, Bry.; with nausea, 1 1 Calad., 
 Iod.; in evening, Inul.; constant nausea, dis- 
 appeared on drinking water, BPhos.; during 
 interval of nervous attacks, BLaur.; with press- 
 ive feeling in orbits, near root of nose, Coloc; 
 most in occiput, Sec; and aching in occiput, 
 as if a band were tightly tied around forehead 
 BSul.; spreading from occiput to forehead, 
 BGels.; drawing in occiput into neck before 
 sleep, Bry.; with pain, BLith., BSul.; dull pain, 
 fl Gels. ; peculiar in headache, Amyl. ; peculiar, in 
 heart disease, BLobel. i.; in pneumonia, BMerc; 
 and pressing on forehead, BSul.; with pressure, 
 in paroxysms, during afternoon.particularly on 
 waking, Cham.; with pressure on top of head 
 running to ears, BCrotal.; worse by reading, 
 BCocc; frequently recurring, BSul.; with reel- 
 ing on motion from side to side, Gamb.; while 
 resting head in hand, Diad. ; after rising, I Bry. ; 
 after sleeping, as from insufficient sleep, BSul.; 
 better smoking and going into open air, 
 Diad. ; spasmodic pain in storm, BDiad.; dur- 
 ing stool, Kali bi.; with boring and sticking, 
 especially right temple, Cham.; with thirst; 
 most in morning, BNatr. s.; uneasy, Hydr. ac; 
 with vertigo, BBChel., Croc, BKali br., BLach., 
 BSul.; and drowsiness, Amyl.; with vertigo 
 and pressing pain in forehead, extending over 
 whole head, particularly in vertex and occiput 
 with constant roaring in ears (rheumatism), 
 BLyc ; with vertigo, caused by motion, IPuls. ; 
 when walking, Asar.; and weight, after sleep- 
 ing, BSul. U§t> dull, heavy, stupid. 
 Head, congestion: (determination of blood): 
 BAct. rac, iEsc h., Alum., Amyl., Ant. a., 
 BAnt. c, I lArg. met., BArg. nit., flAsaf., Ast. 
 r., Atrop., Bar. c, BBBell., BBBry., Bufo., 
 BCalc, Camph. , Carbol. ac. , BCarbo a. , Carbo v., 
 Chel., I I Chloi\, B Cinch. ,fi Coca, Cornus, BCroc, 
 BCycl., Dory., BDulc, BErig., Euphor., Ferr., 
 Form., Gamb., BBGlon., BGrat., Hyper., Bin- 
 dig., BKali bi., Kali br., BKali c, BKali iod., 
 I ILact.ac,BLaur.,BMagn. c, BBMelil., BBMerc, 
 Mosch., BNatr. m.,Natr. s., BNux v., BOp., 
 BPhos., I IPuls., BRan. b., Sal. ac, Sec, BSep., 
 BSil.,BStram.,BSul.ac, I ISyph.,1 ITarant., Ver. 
 v.; from alcoholic stimulants, BGlon.,B BLach.; 
 worse from alcoholic drinks, B BCalc; alter- 
 nating with congestion to heart, BGlon. ; after 
 anger, BBCham.; with bleeding from anus, 
 BCalc; with anxiety, BAur. met., Cycl.; after 
 menses, BIgn.; forcing him to get up, with 
 anxiety after going to sleep, DPuls.; apoplectic, 
 BKali iod.; with anxiety, face hot and red, or 
 pale, carotids pulsate strongly, pulse full and 
 strong, or small and quick, BBAcon.; some- 
 times before apoplexy, BGlon.; threatening of 
 apoplexy, Coff., BStront.; on awaking, B BCalc; 
 awakens at night, Berb.; cannot lean back 
 (nightmare ), BSul. ; as if all blood were rushing 
 to, Amyl., BCalc, BFerr. s.; as of blood rushing 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Ill 
 
 across, lEur. perf. ; as if there were a great 
 rush of blood, and as if whole head were 
 crowded with blood, IGlon.; as if all blood as- 
 cended, Millef.; with pain in cerebellum (per- 
 tussis), lAnac. ; with stinging pulsation in 
 brain, especially when stooping, I Puis. ; with 
 burning, BNux v.; causes burning in scalp, 
 Ustil.; as if blood would burst out at forehead, 
 Lact. ac. ; with catarrhal sensation and heat 
 of face, I Con.; arising from chest with throb- 
 bing, ISul.; from chest upward, with tooth- 
 ache, ILyss.; follows excruciating pain in 
 chest, caused by food sticking awhile when 
 swallowing, BKali c. ; with oppression of chest, 
 HCham.; with stitches in chest, liCham.; 
 with chill, ICed.; with chilliness, I Merc. ; 
 in cholera Asiatica, iOp.; chronic, caused by 
 fright or grief, IPhos. ac. ; at climacteric period, 
 BKali br., I ILach. ; after coffee, Millef. ; in flatu- 
 lent colic, BLyc; causing coldness, in an old 
 woman, IGlon.; with othercomplaints, ILach.; 
 with confusion, ICycl.; with spasmodic con- 
 striction, BCarbo v.; in convulsions, ICinch.; 
 with convulsions during dentition, IMelil.; 
 with constipation, ECrotal., I INux v.; from 
 cough (aphonia), BFerr.; during spasmodic 
 cough, Amb.; with dry, spasmodic cough, simu- 
 lating early stage of whooping cough, Rumex ; 
 in whooping cough, ICaust.; with feeling of 
 coryza, ICarbo v.; frequent attacks during day, 
 worse morning moving, IGlon. ; in nervous de- 
 bility, ICurar.; with delirium, Acet. ac, Aur. 
 mur., I Bell., IStram.; in dentition, BRheum, 
 IVer. v.; after dinner, I IPsor.; in drunkards, 
 Dig. ; with intoxication arising from it, 1 1 Kali 
 c; causing loud noises in ears, lArn.; with 
 roaring in ears, IOp., BSul. ; in young people, 
 1 1 Graph.; with ringing in ears, ISang.; after 
 eating, Calc; in epilepsy, -Art. v., I IFerr. ph., 
 IGlon., before attack, BCalc. a.; with ebulli- 
 tions and heat, BCalc; in evening, with red 
 face and ears, Tromb.; from exertion, I IPhos., 
 BStront. ; with sensation of expansion (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitisi, IGlon.; conjunctiva in- 
 jected, cannot see well, like a mist before eyes, 
 IGlon.; with flickering and jerking in right 
 eye, ILach.; with pressure over eyes, ICarbo v.; 
 a pressure out at eyes, ISul. ; with heat in 
 face, 1 1 Cham., ISul., and epistaxis, ICroc, 
 BGraph.; heat, redness and puffmess of face, 
 
 I Calc; heat and redness of face, with cerebral 
 disturbance, ICroc; with pale face, IFerr., 
 IGlon.; in pregnant women, IGlon.; turns 
 very red in face, then pale, IGlon. ; with red, 
 puffed face, 1 1 Calc. ; burning redness of face 
 in a woman approaching climaxis, IMez.; 
 with cold sweat on face, IGlon.; causes faint- 
 ness and nausea, with vomiting (American 
 sick headache), I ISang.; with fainting, I Aur. 
 met.; with hotfeet, IGlon.; with fever, BCact., 
 ICroc; in intermittent, IFerr.; in puerperal 
 fever, HPlat.; with fever, sweat, and full 
 face (ague), 1 1 Pod. ; in typhus, IIBell.; caus- 
 ing flushes, Cann. s.; with fulness, Ziz.; with 
 cold hands and feet, then debility, IFerr.; 
 with headache, as of a board strapped to fore- 
 head (typhoid fever), BBRhus ; with knocking 
 in forehead, I Spong.; particularly in forehead, 
 
 I I Cinnab. ; pressi ve frontal headache, especially 
 when smoking, BMagn. c; with pain in fore- 
 head and temples, 1 1 Merc, c; with throbbing 
 and pressure in forehead, I Spong. ; with head- 
 
 ache, ILach.; nervous headache, 1 1 Sars.; caused 
 by bending head forward or lying down (acute 
 neuralgia), ILac c; causing heat, Cann. s.; 
 with feeling of heat, BGraph. ; withheat in head, 
 I ILach., and beating, IPlumb.; with heat 
 and stupefying headache, 1 1 Calc; with heavi- 
 ness, better external pressure, ICamph. ; with 
 humming, formication and throbbing in head, 
 BRhus ; with pressure in head, while lying 
 down, liCham.; with pressing tense headache 
 in morning, after restless sleep, full of dreams, 
 lasting during day (cardialgia and headache), 
 IKalic; with stitches in head, 1 1 Cham.; with 
 tearing inhead (arthritic ophthalmia),! IColoc; 
 with throbbing pains in head, IFerr., Glon., 
 IOp.; with throbbing inhead and humming, 
 IKalic; with throbbing in head, after meals, 
 I ISul.; in'affections of the heart, lAcon, ISep.; 
 in irritable heart, lAsaf. ; with irregularity of 
 heart's action, Sarrac; with hypertrophy of 
 left ventricle, IPhos.; from overheated room, 
 ICarbo v.; with hemorrhoids, BBNuxv.; with 
 jaundice, IIMerc; caused by periodical in- 
 voluntary laughing fits, I I Zinc. ; from high 
 living, IVer. v.; while lying down, ILyss.; in 
 spinal meningitis, BNatr. s.; in amenorrhea, 
 lApis, ICoccul., BGraph.; after menses, INatr. 
 m.; before menses, Mane, IMerc; with delayed 
 menses, IGraph., ILac def. ; during menses 
 Calc. p., ICinch., Glon., ISul.; in dysmenor- 
 rhcea, IGels., in feeble, torpid subjects, I ISang.; 
 with irregular menses, I ILach.; in monor- 
 rhagia, HCalc, ICoccus; after nonappearance 
 of menses for seven weeks (menorrhagia), 
 BCoccus; albuminuria during pregnancy, 
 IIApis; with suppressed menses, BGraph., 
 BBLach.; from mental exertion, BCalc, brain 
 fag, BBPhos.; worse after midnight and towards 
 morning, periodical, better external pressure, 
 BFerr.; worse morning when awaking, BCalc; 
 especially morning when raising himself in 
 bed, BLyc; worse motion, IGlon.; from music, 
 Amb.; with nausea, Alum., ICarbo v.; painless, 
 with strong pulsation of vessels of neck, Lact. 
 ac; blood mounts from neck, throat, or chest, 
 BGlon.; at night, Amm. c, BBCalc, BSul.; with 
 nosebleed, I Ant. c, BCarbo v., BCroc, BNux v., 
 Pic. ac, and expectoration of bloody mucus, 
 1 Millef; with heat and burning of nose, sneez- 
 ing slight, Calab.; chronic, with stinging in 
 occiput and pulsations, there and in head, 
 BBPhos.; with opisthotonos and trismus, 
 IStram.; violent orgasm, I IBufo.; with orgasm 
 of blood, Sep.; orgasm of warm blood, from epi- 
 gastrium, Calc; painful, after moving, turning 
 around or stooping, Lyss.; with palpitation, 
 BAm. met.; with pulsative, vibrative pains and 
 loss of consciousness, Curar.; passive, Ham.; 
 intense passive, _ with nervous exhaustion, 
 BGels. ; passive, in hemicrania, BSep.; peri- 
 odical, with pale face, BCycl. ; periodical, every 
 three or four weeks, never menstruated, ECycl.; 
 from portal obstruction, Millef., BNux v.; dur- 
 ing pregnancy, Fluor, ac, B BGlon., liLy^s.; 
 pulse from 72 and weak to 84 and full, Zing.; 
 when rising, BLyss.; after rising from lying, 
 causes vertigo, Jamb.; has to sit up, BAloe ; 
 prevents sleep, BCarbo v.; with sleeplessness, 
 Inul.; after 12 p.m., BPsor. ; in smallpox, 
 I IVariol.; with violent sneezing, I INatr. c; 
 seeming to come up spine, BBPhos.; from being 
 spoken to harshly, Ign.; from abuse of stimu- 
 
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 lants, IVer. v.; followed by weakness, faint- 
 ness in stomach, Tell.; caused by suffocating 
 weight in stomach, after eating (catarrhal 
 ophthalmia), I ISul.; during stool, Aloe, BNux 
 v., ISul.; during and after stool, ISul.; when 
 stooping, Amm. c, ICoral., Elaps., EVer.; 
 in evening, Millef. ; when stooping, with ver- 
 tigo and pain at root of nose, Elaps.; worse 
 stooping, ISul.; with stupefaction, IBell.; sud- 
 den, IGlon., Tell.; with staring eyes, closed, 
 set jaws, followed by rapid, confused talk- 
 ing, deathly paleness of face, profuse sweat 
 about head (hysteria), IMosch.; surging of 
 blood, lAmyl.; especially after pleasant sur- 
 prise, ICoff. ; with sweat, Thuya ; with cold 
 sweat, IGlon.; followed by sweat over body 
 (pterygium), iiZinc; from talking, ICoff., 
 ISul.; with throbbing of carotids, I IBell., 
 IMelil.; with toothache, 1 1 Aeon., IAur. met., 
 HGels.,l3Sul.; in decayed teeth, ILach.; espe- 
 cially in temples, Zing.; with throbbing in 
 temporal arteries, better from hard pressure, 
 1 1 Puis.; tendency to, ICinch.; in tuberculosis, 
 HCalc; with loss of consciousness, IGlon., 
 IHyosc, I ISul.; with painful undulation and 
 whizzing as of boiling water on side upon 
 which one rests, IMagn. m.; with uterine 
 complaints, I I Nux m. ; after uterine hemor- 
 rhage, I IAur. met.; in uterine polypus, 
 1 1 Thuya ; with swelling of veins of head 
 and slight flushes of heat, IFerr.; venous 
 stagnation, Ham.; on vertex, HCham.; worse 
 after eating, HCinnab.; with vertigo, IBell., 
 I IFerr. ph., Hod., IPhos., Sabina, ISpong.; 
 better in open air, Mosch. ; with vertigo after 
 violent exercise, Kali m.; with vertigo, on 
 stooping, Myr. cer.; from vexation, with fear, 
 liAcon.;as if warm water were running up- 
 ward from nape of neck, IGlon. 
 1$^ bloodvessels, fulness, throbbing. 
 
 Head, constriction: as if bound with cord, 
 especially on right side of forehead and occi- 
 put, worse by walking, Cinch.; in myelitis, 
 iCalab. BiHf band, pressure. 
 
 Head, contraction : in whole side : Caust. 
 f$^° constrictive. 
 
 Head, cracking: Merc. iod. flav.; awakes from 
 sleep with fright and starts, ICon.; as from 
 metal plates, BMerc; during midday nap, 
 with frightened starting up, IDig.; frightens, 
 ends in a sound in ears like blowing a horn, 
 IKalm.; felt as if it cracked when he coughed 
 (quotidian), I I Puis. 
 
 Head, crackling : one side, synchronous with 
 pulse, particularly in morning and air, BCofF. 
 
 Head, crashing: sudden on falling asleep, 
 awakened in fright as if brain were of fine 
 
 - glass and shattered at a blow, I Dig. 
 
 Head, craw ling (creeping): 1 1 Alum., Calab., 
 Calc. p., Cann. s., Ran. b.; as from ants in 
 spots, Bar. c. ; with cough, Agar. ; as if drunk, 
 IIArg. met.; in eczema, IKali bi.; in left side, 
 as in whole side, ILach.; then pressure, Apis ; 
 with pricking and smarting, I I Psor. ; induces 
 scratching, Coccus ; better by scratching, worse 
 getting into a warm sweat while walking, 
 Sabad.;in scalp of vertex, INatr. s.; as from 
 vermin, Arg. nit. gig^ itching, formication, 
 
 Head, dazed feeling : in chronic hepatitis, BAur. 
 met. a@» Dazed, Chap. 1. 
 
 Head, when shaking, pain from brow to occi- 
 put, as if something had becomedetached : Con. 
 
 Head, digging: Coccul.; painless, in whole, 
 I I Caust.; in right side, better eating, lying in 
 bed and about falling asleep, worse in motion, 
 IIAnac. 
 
 Head, disagreeable feeling about : 1 1 Psor. 
 
 Head, feeling as though some displacement 
 had taken place : INatr. m. 
 
 Head, as if distended (expanded) : Amyl., 
 IIArn., Lactu. v., INux m., Sul. ; in cerebral 
 congestion, IVer.; as if too large, Paris; with 
 nausea, I IMeph.; during pregnancy, BIArg. 
 nit.; as if temples and eyes were pressed out, 
 Paris; making it difficult to think, IIRan. b. 
 fi^° larger. 
 
 Head, distress: ILil.tig.; after injury, ILacdef.; 
 terrible, with flushing of face (dyspepsia), 
 iiEthus. 
 
 Head, as if something were tightly drawn over : 
 with coldness in face, Bar. c. 
 
 Head, -dull dragging down sensation in anterior 
 part: Sinap. 
 
 Head, drawing : feels drawn to shoulders, Lyss. 
 
 Head, drowsiness : in morning, when rising, 
 Asar.; with vertigo, Sarrac. 
 
 Head, drunken feeling: INux m.; beer rises 
 to, IFerr. ; better after meals, and by work, 
 IMez., I Coccul. ; as if he had been intoxi- 
 cated day previous, Iod.; as after debauch, 
 Calend. ; as if ears were stopped up, with 
 nausea and vertigo, IKali c; heavy, Acet. ac; 
 heaviness, bending head forward, IGlon.; in 
 morning, Rhus ; sitting, dizziness, seemed as 
 if going to fall forward and backward on ris- 
 ing, Rhus. 
 
 Head, dull: Alum., Amm. c, I lAnthrac, I Ant. 
 c, Ant. t., I Arg. nit., Ars., Ars. s. r., Aspar., 
 I lAstac, 7rAtrop. s., IBapt., Benz. ac, Berb., 
 Cain. , Cann. i., Carb. s., Caulo., Caust., ECepa, 
 
 I ICinch., Cinnab., ICimex, IClem.', Cochl., 
 ICrot. t., Cub., Cup. ars., Diosc, IDros.,IDulc, 
 Euph., Ferr., Fluor, ac, 1 1 Form., IGamb., 
 IGraph., Ictod., ilod., Jamb., IKalm., ILil. 
 tig., QLyc, Lyss., Merc, per., Natr.a., INatr.c, 
 INiccol., I INux v., IOp., Pgeonia, I IPhos., 
 
 I I Plant., IIPuls., Ran. sc, Rhod., BRhus, 
 Sabad., Sal. ac, 1 1 Sarrac, Stram., Tereb., 
 Yerbas., Xan.; from pressure in lower part 
 of abdomen, Calc; in albuminuria, IAur. 
 mur.; with anxiety, ICup. m.; as if he did 
 not know where he was, Cham.; with apathy 
 andforgetfulness, ICrotal.;inapyrexia, I INux 
 v.; on awaking, Merc. iod. rub., Zinc; worse 
 in morning when awaking and when lying, 
 better from exercising in open air and wrap- 
 pingup head, IMagn. m. ; on awaking at night, 
 ISul.; with backache, Calc; as if bandaged or 
 screwed jn, Magn. s.; after breakfast, Calad.; 
 in catarrh, ICaust.; with chilliness, Calc; dur- 
 ing chill, Caps.; after inhaling chloroform, 
 Cepa ; after excessive coition, UPhos. ac; be- 
 ginning of colic, IBColoc; as from rush of 
 blood, especially ascending steps, ISul.; in 
 convulsions from fright after operation, ICup. 
 m.; as from coryza, Aph. ch., Benz. ac; better 
 walking in open air, I I Merc iod. flav.; as if 
 coryza would develop, with stoppage of nose, 
 
 I IPhos.; in coryza, ICalc, llCepa, I IMagn. 
 m., I IPhos.; with fluent coryza (influenza), 
 IPhos.; with cough, Rumex; with hacking 
 cough (spasmodic croup), IKali br.j in whoop- 
 ing cough, I ICepa ; with quiet delirium, IPhos; 
 ac; with diarrhoea, dark, and bilious or wa- 
 
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 tery and mucous, BCornus; as from drunken- 
 ness, with increased mental activity, GDig.; 
 commencing both sides behind ears, going up- 
 ward, Chen, v.; stinging in left ear, Bor.; after 
 eating, Diad., Ferr., Zinc; better after eating, 
 Chen, v., BMez., before epilepsy, IGels.; in 
 evening, ISul.; with aching eyes, IIPuls.; 
 with flickering before eyes, k! BNatr. m.; with 
 pressure in eyes and obscuration of sight, 
 ISeneg., with slow pressure toward eyes and 
 dimness of eyes, worse by stooping when writ- 
 ing, Yinca ; in turning eyes, Rhus ; with 
 drawing, tearing, jerking, left side .of face, 
 1 1 Puis.; especially of forehead, BNux m., Sa- 
 bina; pressive,BBPuls.; mostly in front,left side 
 into middle of brain, Fluor, ac; especially in 
 forehead, pressing below mastoid process,Bapt.; 
 from a board across forehead, BKreo.; 9 a.m., 
 Ascl.t.; as if too full, Calc; in headache, Amyl.; 
 after attack of headache, BMagn. p., with feel- 
 ing as of a board before head, Calc. ; and confu- 
 sion in head, BSul.; and fulness in' head all day, 
 Ham.; and fulness in head, apt to sleep while 
 sitting reading, BFerr.; and heaviness in head, 
 Cain., BHell., BBNatr. m., in delirium tremens, 
 1 1 Strain.; heaviness, like after a spree, Act. 
 rac; better on leaning or pillowing head, 
 Diad.; in whatever position head is placed, 
 Rob.; with tightness in head, Diad.; during 
 heat, Val.; with flushes of heat, BKali iod.; in 
 hoarseness, BMerc; in influenza, BAnt. t., 
 Sabad.; with disinclination for literary work, 
 Rhus; in lung affections, DKali nit.; in mania, 
 BAnac, I I Merc; as if his memory failed 
 BBPuls.; in tubercular meningitis, BAp'is ; after 
 menses, BNatr. m.; from mental exertion, 
 Magn. c, BStaph., Plant.; in morning, BBAnt. 
 t., Ars. i., 1 1 Arum, t., Carbo a., 1 1 Cup. ars., 
 Tromb., BBNatr. m.,Natr.s.; in chronic coryza, 
 BCalc; in morning, better in evening, Aur. 
 mur. nat.;in morning, with pressure in forehead 
 until noon, BSul.; on rising, in morning, dis- 
 appearing after an hour, BMagn. s.; in morning 
 as from loss of sleep, Niccol.; as from narcotics, 
 Anthrac; with stiffness of neck, iCalc p.; with 
 stinging in neck, Calc; before nosebleed, 
 BCarbo a. ; better by nosebleed, Psor.; more 
 in upper part of occiput, Chen, v.; like 
 a strong pressure, worse in forehead, Ant. t.; 
 worse by reading, obliged to pause to under- 
 stand, BCoccul.; when at rest, BNatr. c; after 
 sleep, passing off on getting up, Jugl.; after 
 siesta, BCalc; with distension of stomach, 
 better after stool, Cornus; with stools like 
 hazelnuts, IIKob.; during evening studies, 
 Diad.; stupefying, Ant. t., BArg. nit.; when in 
 sun, BNatr. c; in sunstroke, I Aeon.; particu- 
 larly in tenrples, better by coffee, Cornus ; 
 with pressure over temporal bone, upper 
 part of forehead, Diad.; with pressure on 
 right temple, and just above and behind 
 right orbit, Rhus; pressive, as of drunkenness 
 (suppressed hemorrhoidal flow), BCalc; with 
 limited power of thinking, Dig.; after think- 
 ing, B BNatr. m.; worse from touch, 7rCup. m.; 
 with tormenting sensation of heat, most on 
 vertex after sunstroke, I IStram.; with sharp 
 darting pain through vertex, side of face and 
 lower jaw, Sticta; with vertigo, Calc, BMerc, 
 BNatr. s., Nitr. sp. d., BOp., BRhus ; after walking 
 in open air, BSul.; during a walk in open air, 
 with reeling and dizziness, Tarax.; returns in 
 
 8 
 
 waves, worse in back part, Chen, v.; better 
 
 from work, EMez. 
 
 jg^° confused, heavy, stupid. 
 
 Head, sensation of electric current shooting 
 rapidly from one part to the other: I I Sang. 
 
 Head, emptiness: Calc, Caps., BCarbo v., 
 BCoral., Hippom., Ign., Myr. cer., Plant., 
 Oxal. ac, Zing.; worse in open air and after 
 eating, better getting warm in bed, DCoccul.; 
 with anguish, BNatr. m.; desolated feeling, 
 BGraph. ; as after drunkenness, morning, 
 Cinch.; as if there were no head, Coccul.; 
 with shooting, Calc; with hunger, Carbo v.; 
 every morning in quotidian intermittent, 
 BArs.; at night, on awaking, I lAst. r.; pain- 
 ful, BCoccul.; as if it were off shoulders, Puis.; 
 in exostosis of skull, BArg. met,; almost des- 
 troying power of thought (chlorosis), Spig.; 
 with vertigo, BNux m., BIPhos.; with in- 
 clination to vomit, BCina. 
 $ggp hollow, lightness. 
 
 Head, enlarged : jggg^ large. 
 
 Head, sensation like that produced by ether : 
 Cain. 
 
 Head, as if expanded. Jg®^ distended. 
 
 Head, faint feeling: Oxal. ac, Plant. 
 
 Head, fatigued : by mental exertion and think- 
 ing, BCoccul. $ggh Mental exertion, Chap. 1. 
 
 Head, falling : as if out of body, Arg. met.; 
 as if everything would fall out, when stoop- 
 ing, BBry.; as if it would fall forward when 
 walking, Plippom.; as if falling off', causes 
 straining pains at back of head, as if head 
 were hanging by a piece of skin at nape, Sil.; 
 as if something fell forward on stooping, Dig. 
 
 Head, fluctuation : worse moving head, Carb. 
 s.; when walking, Bapt. 
 
 Head, feels as if filled with fluid : j^°» Brain, 
 fluid. 
 
 Head, flushing: during climacteric period, 
 BGlon.; in diarrhoea, BCrot. t.; easily, with 
 cold hands and feet, BFerr.; with headache, 
 Atrop.; with redness, BAmyl., BBell.; with 
 vomiting, BCoccul. g® 11 congestion, heat. 
 
 Head, fluttering : BGlon. 
 
 Head, seems befogged: after eating, I IPetr.; 
 fearing to lose her reason, BKali s. 
 
 Head, formication : ^Esc h., BAnt. c, Bar. c, 
 BFerr., BPic ac; with rush of blood, BRhus; 
 better by heat, Aeon.; on top, going to neck, 
 Arund.; changing place when scratching, worse 
 evenings at rest, better walking, BCycl.; with 
 fulness in vertex, followed by heavy sleep, 
 Psor.; with prickling and smarting, I I Psor. 
 jg@^ crawling, itching, numb. 
 
 Head, fulness : Aeon., JEsc. h., A mm. m., 
 
 I I Apis, Ars. m., Ars. s. r., I Arum t., Ast. r., 
 Bapt., Berb., ICalc, ICalc. p., Canth., Carbo 
 v., BCard. m., Cepa, Cham., "Chin, s., Chrom. 
 ac, BCinnab.,Clem., Coccus, Cornus, Cup. ars., 
 BCycl., BDig.,Eucal., BFluor. ac, Form., IGels., 
 BGlon., Gymn., BBHam., Iber., Iris, I IKalibr., 
 Lact. ac, BLacdef., Natr. a., BNitr. ac, INux 
 m., Psor., BRan. b., Ran. sc, Syph., Ver. v., 
 
 I I Xan.; then spasmodic pains in abdomen, 
 I IDiosc; in angina pectoris, Amyl.; apoplectic, 
 Ailant.; awakes with, Asaf.; awaking at 
 night (coryza), Ars. m.; of bloodvessels, Bapt.; 
 changing gradually into aching and pressing, 
 as if brain were compressed, Asaf.; all over 
 brain, with dull pains, Carbol. ac ; as if brain 
 were expanding, and moving in waves, Glon.; 
 
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 to bursting, BAmyl., EDaph.; and buzzing, 
 Ver. v.; in catarrh, GNatr. a.; as from catarrh, 
 with dull, stupefying headache, 1 1 Senecio ; 
 with confused, half conscious feeling, TrLach.; 
 congestion with peculiar biting burning in 
 face and other parts, Grat.; congestion, as if 
 all blood were collected in it, hands cold, 
 Elaps.; congestion, as if all blood had mounted 
 to head, disagreeable but painless, IGlon.; 
 congestion, as if all blood were mounting to 
 head, with vertigo, BSpong.; in whooping 
 cough, BCepa; crowding, BHam.; when 
 descending, BBBor.; as if it would be drawn 
 backward by a weight in nape of neck, 
 Phell.; dull, Calc; dull after waking, Agar.; 
 extends to ears (cerebrospinal meningitis), 
 I Rhus ; through, just above ears, Sarrac; 
 before eating, Uran n.; in erysipelas, BBApis ; 
 with heat of face and cold feet, IGels.; in sep- 
 tic fever, ITereb.; in yellow fever, BGels.; with 
 gastric derangement, Cornus ; in hereditary 
 headache, ICalc; with dull, pressive, frontal 
 headache, Ustil.; with heat and throbbing, 
 especially after being in open air, Myr. cer.; 
 and heaviness, iiEsc. g.; with slight pain and 
 buzzing, Ver. v.; with occasional stitches, 
 Merc, sul.; better supporting head with hands 
 and at sunset, worse walking in open air, Lil. 
 tig.; in hemorrhoids, ICalc, ICollin., INux v., 
 BSul.; feels too large (intermittent), BAct. rac; 
 in left side (epistaxis), Asaf.; in megrim, 
 BCalc; in melancholy, BAur. met.; with 
 amenorrhcea, BCanth.; before, during or at 
 end of menses, or when they do not appear, 
 BGlon.; before menses, Brom.; during men- 
 ses, I I Puis.; in dysmenorrhea, IBXan.; in 
 suppressed menses, BBApis; from mental ap- 
 plication, Cinnab., Psor.; caused by milk, 
 I I Puis.; in morning, Tell.; worse in morning, 
 BLach.; in morning chronic headache, BArn.; 
 on moving, Como.; with nausea and vomiting, 
 BPod.; at night, Jugl. ; extending into nose, 
 (catarrh), 1 1 Merc; then nose bleeds (diseased 
 submaxillary gland), EKaliiod.; with running 
 at nose, Vacc; as though he had taken qui- 
 nine, Grin.; after siesta, Millef.; as if skull 
 were lifted up (puerperal fever), 1 1 Puis.; with 
 distension of stomach better after stool, Cor- 
 nus ; with sweat on scalp, Lact. ac; more on 
 vertex, worse from studying, Meph. ; returns 
 in waves, worse in back part, Chen. v. 
 jg^ bloodvessels, congestion, dull, heavy, 
 stupid. 
 
 Head, feels gloomy : Caust., Ferr., Stram.; 
 9 a.m. , Ascl. t. 
 
 Head, as if hanging down : IGlon. 
 
 Head, feels as if it were lying on something 
 hard : nervous affection, after typhoid fever, 
 SManc 
 
 Head, hat: as if he had on, Calc. s.; presses 
 like heavy weight, HlCarbo v.; would not allow 
 hat to touch head, BGlon. 
 
 Head, heat: Acet. ac, IB Aeon., Agar, Alum., 
 BAmyl. nit., Anac, Ant. t., Si Apis, Ars. s. r., 
 Ast. r., BBell., Bism., BBry., Calad., BCalc, 
 BCalc p., Camph., Canth., BCarbo v., Case, 
 BCepa, Cham., SChel., Chin, s., Chloral., Coc- 
 cion., BCoccul., Codein., BColoc, BCrot. t. , 
 BCurar., BCycl., Daph., BDros., BGamb., BGels., 
 §Glon., Grat., IHell., BHippom., BHyper., 
 Iber, I IIgn.,EIpec, iKalim., ILac def., BMez., 
 BNatr.a., BNitr. ac, Mtr. sp. d., I INux m., Pse- 
 
 onia, IPhos., BPhyt. , Plant., I ISamb., 1 1 Sang., 
 IITherid., MVerbas., BVer., 1 1 Zinc, Ziz.; in 
 abortion, BColoc; in afternoon, Arum t., Berb., 
 iCarboa., HHyper.; as if surrounded by hot 
 air, BAst. r.; in albuminuria, BCalc a.; after 
 anger, BBBry.; alternately hot and cold 
 (acute mania after melancholia), BGels.; 
 with anxiety and restlessness, B BPhos.; with 
 apathy, Bufo.; in apoplexy, BBNuxv., BVer. 
 v.; caused by urging, griping pains in anus 
 during stool, I I Oxal. ac; on awaking, 
 Cinch- with chilliness in back, Jatroph.; 
 and cold hand, Nitr. sp. d.; with rigor and 
 formication over back in forenoon (chronic 
 bronchial catarrh), 1 1 Puis.; can bear none 
 about head, IGlon.; precedes irritation of 
 bladder in children, 1 1 Senecio ; with bloated 
 feeling, Lil tig. ; as if blood were rising, Millef. ; 
 with coldness at same time, Ver. ; with cold 
 body; BArn., BBufo., Magn. s., BSul., HVer., 
 towards evening, BHell.; with chilliness of 
 body (typhoid), ICoccul. ; with chilliness, 
 gooseflesh all over, during menses, Kaliiod.; 
 with heat of whole body, IStram.; in inflam- 
 mation of brain, IMerc v.; burning, BAilant., 
 Bry., Camph., BHell., Plant., Ver.; in pneu- 
 monia, BPhos.; with flushed face (puerperal 
 convulsions), BGels.; burning, with sensation 
 as if it would split, Sarrac; of right side, but 
 is cold to touch, 1 1 Bar. c; throbbing carotids, 
 cold limbs (apoplexy), BAcon.; with throb- 
 bing of cerebellum, Camph.; child (convulsions 
 from cerebral irritation), iCic; during chill, 
 Arm; with chilliness, head hot, BBor., BBBry., 
 BMerc, Stram.; with shaking chill and contin- 
 uing after, Mang.; in cholera infantum, BBell.; 
 worse on becoming cold, BHyos.; then general 
 coldness followed by heat with thirst, BStram.; 
 with congestion, BGlon., BLach., in convul- 
 sions with twitching about mouth, after fright 
 with fear,BOp.; heaviness after attack (convul- 
 sions), ICEnan.; in coryza, ICalc, BBNux v.; 
 when coughing, BArs.; on going to sleep, Sul.; 
 with crawls over body, ICamph.; in delirium 
 tremens, 1 1 Zinc; in dentition, SPod.; in diar- 
 rhoea, Bor., BGamb.; after dinner, Berb.; dur- 
 ing dinner, with sweat on forehead, Sars.; dry, 
 Anac. ; dry with glowing face,morning on wak- 
 ing BSSul.; with dulness, IGraph., Osm.; after 
 eating, BHyos., BLyc; when eating, I INux v.; 
 emaciation with, BOl. jec; in epilepsy, 1 1 Op.; 
 in erysipelas, BCheL; in epilepsy, Bufo.; excited 
 with, Meph.; from exertion, Berb.; unfitting 
 for exertion, Chim. m.; towards evening, Cal- 
 end.; in evening, hot face, BSep.; in irido- 
 choroiditis,BRhus ; extending to face,Ananth.; 
 with burning red face, better open air, 1 1 Kali 
 iod.; with drawing, tearing jerking in leftside 
 of face, I I Puis.; and pale face^ BHell.; 
 with redness of face alternating with pale- 
 ness, BMagn. c ; with redness of face, 
 nausea and vomiting, BNatr. m.; with flushed 
 cheeks, Abies ; with feeling as if she were 
 going to faint, MSpong.; feet cold, Cinnam., 
 IFerr., BPhos. ac, with anxiety, BSul.; in 
 amenorrhcea, 1 1 Ver.; feet cold in ophthalmia, 
 BApis; before fever sets in (influenza), BGels.; 
 at beginning of fever in morning, IKali c; 
 during fever, BCina; with fever toward even- 
 ing and night (difficult dentition), BBSil.; in 
 catarrhal fever, BEuph.; in puerperal fever, 
 BColoc, 1 1 Puis.; in typhoid, BCoccul., Ver.; 
 
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 flushes, Bism., IGlon., IHep.; followed by 
 sweat, Ziz.; flying toward head, Ars. h. ; flying, 
 rising from chest, B BGlon. ; with racking frontal 
 headache, Ptel.; with pressure in front of 
 head and eyes, IKali c. ; with cold hands and 
 feet, Sep. ; as if in a furnace, with coldness and 
 chills, IKali br.; in men who work under 
 gaslight steadily, IGlon.; with cold hands, 
 1 1 Hell.; with cold hands and feet, Aur. met., 
 INatr. c; with headache, Diad.,QGlon.,IStram., 
 on walking, BPhos.; in congestive headache, 
 bending head forward and from heat, Hyos.; 
 and heaviness, IHell.; in hydrocephaloid, 
 IIApis ; in infants, Bor.; in insanity, I INux 
 v. ; during labor, ICoff.; in leftside, proceeding 
 from ear, BChel.; in left side, with nausea 
 before menses, ICrotal.; hands cool, albumi- 
 nuria, Aur. mur. ; after a meal, IHyos.; in mel- 
 ancholy, I Aur. met.; in meningitis, BCupr., 
 IGels. fin incipient basilar meningitis, EKali 
 br.; before menses, Thuya; during menses, 
 Apis, I Bell., BCalc.; with dysmenorrhea, 
 Merc, p.; momentary, pungent, (Euan.; in 
 morning, IBry., IKalm., I I Petrol., IPod.; 
 in neuralgia, previous to paroxysms, ILach.; 
 with moroseness, iEthus.; with orgasm of 
 blood, ICalc; with drawing in periosteum 
 (oste.o-myelitis), BMerc cor.; with pimples, 
 Aur. met.; in prosopalgia, QChel. ; when read- 
 ing (smallpox), i IVariol.; in rheumatism, 
 I Ant. t.; of right side, with violent pains in 
 stomach, Caust.; rises to, Anag., Canth., 
 Eheum; rises, face red, giddy, iEthus.; rises 
 with sweat, Gamb.; rises, with thirst, BMang. ; 
 from remaining in hot room, BPhos.; running 
 up into, before neuralgia of trigeminus, Q La ch.; 
 in scarlatina, BCina; prevents sleep, IISul.; 
 before midnight, Amm. m.; sensation of, 
 Stront.; with prickling, Vinca ; in spermator- 
 rhoea, ISil.; in spots on scalp and face, Aloe ; 
 with difficult stool, Bufo.; with profuse sweat, 
 ■Op.; from stove, cannot bear, IGlon.; with 
 stupor (pneumonia), IPhos.; as if he had 
 been in hot sun, IGlon.; with throbbing in 
 temples (migraine), 3 OLach.; in tetanus, BBCie; 
 thirstless, Camph,; with throbbing, Cann. s., 
 IGlon.; in neuralgia of teeth, I I Sil. ; with sting- 
 ing in decayed teeth, DPuls.; with burning, 
 stitching in teeth, ISil.; runs to toes, BCalc. p.; 
 with uneasiness, Caust.; in uterine hemorrhage, 
 llpec; during and afterurinating, BSep. ; in ver- 
 tex, Daph.; most on vertex, with dulness after 
 sunstroke, I IStram.; in vertigo, iEthus., BCoc- 
 cul.jDiosc, BKali br., Merc. per. ; with vertigo, 
 Sab.; in flatulent colic, I Lye; with vertigo, 
 after eating, IKali c. ; with vertigo, better when 
 at rest (post-diphtheritic affection), I I Mane; 
 with vertigo, when sitting as if head would 
 fall to one side, I Spong.; followed by vomiting, 
 QCup. ac; better washing in cold water, Ind. 
 met.; as after wine, not felt by hand, BSab.; 
 after overwork and mental anxiety, ICup. m.; 
 as if wrapped up in warm water, "Cepa ; with 
 yawning and nausea, Jatroph. 
 $51^ bloodvessels, congestion, flushing. 
 Head, heaviness: JEsc. h., Agar., Alum., Am- 
 moniac, Arum. m.,IAmyl., Ananth., Anthrok., 
 Ant. t., lArg.nit., Am., Ars. h., Ars. i., Ars. 
 m., Ars. s. r., Arum t., Ascl. t., Bar. m., 
 I I Bell., Berb., Bism., Bor., Braeh.,Bry.,Cact, 
 Calc. a. , Camph. ,BCann.i., BCanth., ICarboa., 
 HCarbo v., ICarbol. ae, ICard.ru., Castor, Cepa, 
 
 IChloral.,Cinch.bol.,BICinch.,Cinnab., Clem., 
 Colch., ICon., ICornus, ICrot. t., 1 1 Cup. ac, 
 IDig., IDros., IDulc, lElaps, Ferr., Form., 
 IGamb., IGels., Guaraea, IGlon.-, IGrat., IHell., 
 IHyos., Hyper., Iber., Illgn., Iod., ilpee, 
 Ipom., Iris, Jatroph., I IKali bi., Magn. s., 
 Mane, IMang., Med., I IMenyanth., BMerc, 
 I IMerccor.,Mosch.,Murex, Natr. a.,INatr. m., 
 Nitr. sp.d., INux v., Pasonia, I IPhos., I IPhos. 
 ac, Psor., 1 1 Puis., Rheum, Rhus v., Sabad., 
 Sarrae, Sars., ISep., ISil., I ISyph., Therid., 
 Uran. n., Ver. v.; with distension of abdo- 
 men, IGraph.; with agitation, Camph.; better 
 in open air, Ars.; in albuminuria, Amm. ben.; 
 with anxiety, Camph., ICup. m.; during apy- 
 rexia,Ign.; on awaking, Ant. sul. aur., ICalc, 
 LTran. n.; and big (influenza), IGels.; as if 
 blood were mounting, with vertigo, ISpor.g. ; 
 as if brain would fall forward, Benz. ac; as if 
 brain would press out of forehead, in catarrh 
 of frontal sinuses, ICup. m., IKreo.; especially 
 in cerebellum, IPlumb.; with bruised sensa- 
 tion, Cham.; in chronic catarrh, Elpec; before 
 catalepsy, I IStram.; with weakness of cervical 
 muscles,' IICocul.; in periodic cervical neural- 
 gia, BChin. s.; after chilliness, I IDros.; before 
 chill, Calc; with sensation as if choked up 
 (croup), I I Cub.; as from a cold (cholera), tChin. 
 s.; confused, Lil. tig., BSul.; from conversation, 
 Arab.; in convulsions from fright, ICup. m.; 
 after convulsions, (Enan.; in coryza, ICalc; 
 with debility Seneg.; with morning diarrhoea, 
 Lil. tig.; in diphtheria, BMerc. .cy.; dizzy, 
 ICamph., in toothache, BKali c; as if it would 
 be drawn backward by a weight in nape of 
 neck, Phell.; in dropsy, lArs.; with dulness, 
 Cham., in forehead, Lil. tig.; dull,, confused 
 (emansio mensium), IDig.; after eating, Carb. 
 . s.; before attack in epilepsy, ILach.; with nerv- 
 ous erethism (megrim), BCalc; evenings, 
 Apoc; during rest and motion, IStann.; with 
 brilliant eyes, Camph.; on turning eyes, Rhus ; 
 with dim vision, I I Carbo a. ; with watery eyes, 
 
 I I Carbo a.; with flushed face, persons of sed- 
 entary habits, after eating, Guarana; with 
 red face, Camph.; as if it would fall forward, 
 Agnus ; increasing with headache across fore- 
 head, INatr. m.; in fever, hot stage, Ced.; in 
 intermittent, ICoccul., during sweat, All Ars., 
 lEup. perf.; after typhoid (nervous affection), 
 IManc; in typhus, I Apis, IMerc, Ver.; espe- 
 cially in front, I Benz. ac, I IGlon.; over eyes, 
 Coff.; especially in forehead, worse pressing 
 below mastoid process, Bapt.; with heat in 
 forehead, lElat.; in hereditary headache, 
 BCalc; with drawing forward of head, 
 Cham.; slightly better by shaking head, bet- 
 ter after profuse micturition, IIGels.; bet- 
 ter resting head upon hand, 1 1 Staph.; she 
 was obliged to hold head upright in order 
 to relieve weight pressing forward into fore- 
 head, Rhus ; cannot hold head up, GSil. ; with 
 sensation of heat, IMerc. per. ; in hydro- 
 cephalus, Art. v., IMerc; insupportable, BEup. 
 perf.; with lameness of legs, worse morning, 
 Sil.; in morning, as after long illness, Calend.; 
 in lung affections, IKali n.; during lying-in 
 time, Cup. m.; when head is in a low position, 
 
 I I Rhus; better lying down, I lOleand.; as if 
 he had been lying at night with head too 
 low, I I Phos. ; in megrim, BCalc; in melancholy 
 after mortification, BIgn.; in meningitis basi- 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 laris, Cic; during menses, Magn. s.; with 
 mental dulness, dim sight and vertigo, Gels.; 
 in morning, Arum d., 1 1 Arum t., Clem., 
 Natr. s., I I Petrol., Tell.; 5 a.m., better after 
 rising, IIKali iod.; in morning, in dysuria, 
 I Merc; early in morning when rising, going 
 off after a walk, Magn. c.; in morning (noc- 
 turnal epilepsy), Art. v. ; worse in morning, 
 ILach.; in morning, with headache, Petrol.; 
 on moving it, Art. v.; every motion is dis- 
 agreeable, ISul.; with nausea, Cornus ; after 
 eating, INatr. m.; alternates with pains in 
 nape of neck, Hyos. ; with nosebleed, ICoff., 
 I INatr. s. ; and obtuseness (hydrocephalus 
 acutus) I Lye; especially in occiput, I I Carbo a;, 
 ISul. ; in paralysis, I I Sil. ; in paronychia, INatr. 
 s. ; cannot lay it on pillow, IGlon.; as if he 
 could not lift it from pillow, Iodof.; in rais- 
 ing it from pillow, with pain as if head were 
 between screws, I I Puis.; with digging press- 
 ure in direction of forehead, Bry.; in pro- 
 sopalgia, BChel.; when raising, disappears by 
 stooping, Jace'a; in rash after confinement, 
 ■Cup. m.; reeling as if one would fall, IMagn. 
 m.; with sadness and vertigo, Stann.; with 
 shooting, better from motion, Como.; tend- 
 ency to fall to right side, Lac def. ; as if he 
 could not sit up, worse noise, IBapt.; worse 
 sitting up during heat (intermittent), ICoccul.; 
 while sitting, ISul.; with disposition to sleep, 
 better by coffee, Cornus ; as from loss of sleep, 
 in morning, Zinc; on stooping, I Carbo a., 
 lIPuls., ISul.; from least attempt to study, 
 BIPhos. ac ; with pain in temples, Cham.; 
 thick feeling, Ailant.; making thought and 
 writing difficult, 10p.; with mucus in throat, 
 All. sat.; with throbbing, Ast. r.; better after 
 profuse watery urine, IGels.; as from a heavy 
 load on vertex, on stooping, Indig.; with ver- 
 tigo, All. sat., Angust., Bufo., HBell., Lactu. v., 
 Magn. s., INux v., Phell., Sec, ISul., ITabac; 
 with vertigo and blindness, BGels.; with ver- 
 tigo, roaring in ears and darkness before eyes, 
 l IPhos.; with vertigo, and pressing stitching 
 in forehead, extending over whole head, par- 
 ticularly in vertex and occiput, with constant 
 roaring in ears (rheumatism),, ILyc ; with 
 vertigo in typhoid, BLach. ; as if pressed 
 down by a weight, Merc. per. ; like a weight 
 (liver complaint), IChel. 
 Jjjil^ fulness, position, weight. 
 
 Head, hissing : in chronic headache after epi- 
 leptic attack, ICaust. 
 
 Head, holds: with both hands, I IGlon.; in brain 
 affection, IHell.; grasping at, I I Puis.; grasping 
 at with left hand (apoplexy), I INux v. 
 
 Head, hollowness: yCoral., BCup. m.; in exos- 
 tosis of skull, lArg. met.; with deep frontal 
 headache and faintness (malarial intermittent) 
 Polyp.; after typhoid (nervous affection), 
 IManc: with inclination to vomit, ICina. 
 gig- empty, light. 
 
 Head, humming: IFerr., Puis.; with congestion, 
 I Kali c, IRhus; with running chills, worse 
 when lying or sitting quietly and in the cold, 
 BPuls.; almost causing delirium, Aur.mur. nat. ; 
 with headache, I ISul.; as if intoxicated, in 
 evening in warm room, IPhos. ac; surging, 
 Calc jg^° Chap. 6, Hearing. 
 
 Head, hypersemia. fi^" congestion, fulness. 
 
 Head, as if piece of ice were lying against it, 
 pale, puffed face, 1 1 Calc. jg^" coldness. 
 
 Head, itching : Abrot., lAmm.m., Anac, I Ant. 
 c, lApis, Ars., Badiag, BBar. c, iCalc, Caps., 
 ■Carbol. ac, Carb. s., Caust., IClem., ICrotal, 
 Cup. a., Eup. pur., IFerr., IFluor ac, IForm., 
 IGels., IIGraph., Grat., Ipom.,Lacc, I ILach., 
 ILaur., Mane, IMed., IMerc iod. flav., 
 Mercs., IIMez., 1 1 Natr. m., I Petrol., IPhos., 
 i IPhos. ac, Sep.,ISil., ISpong., IStaph., HSul., 
 Tell., Therid, Zing.; in locality of acquisi- 
 tiveness, Lyss. ; biting, I I Puis., Ran. sc ; espec- 
 ially in evening, Rhod. ; biting, worse from 
 rubbing, Staph.: biting, as from vermin, worse 
 on back part of head and behind ears, better 
 when first scratching it, followed by burning 
 and soreness which gives place to biting- 
 itching, worse in evening, when undressing, 
 lOleand.; biting, especially on vertex, pro- 
 vokes scratching, Vinca ; in chronij catarrh 
 of bladder, 1 1 Pareira ; burning, most on front 
 of head and behind ears, spreading over whole 
 body, after scratching, tickling and stinging, 
 Sabad.; with chilliness, I ILyc; corrosive, 
 IDiosc, Ruta; corrosive with shooting, better 
 by movement, Como. ; corrosive, with ir- 
 resistible desire to scratch, Vinca; crawling, 
 Arg. met.; worse from scratching, ICalc; 
 with dandruff, Badiag ; deep in right half, 
 morning, Sars.; eczema, I Kali bi.; in even- 
 ing, when undressing and growing cold, 
 Ars.; worse in evening and falling asleep, 
 Agnus ; worse in evening and on getting 
 warm, IStaph., in bed, Bov., ICarbo v., ISil. ; 
 extending to face, Ananth. ; on forepart, bet- 
 ter rubbing, IDros.; with stupefying head- 
 ache, worse in forenoon, B Sabad.; inside, one- 
 sided, I Dig. ; intolerable, especially on vertex 
 and occiput, 7 a.m., Tromb.; as from lice, Caps., 
 Sabad.; in morning, after rising, after abuse 
 of mercury, IHep. ; morning and evening, 
 (brain diseases of children), I Kali c; par- 
 ticularly on occiput, Amm. c '; worse scratch- 
 ing, causing soreness and burning, worse 
 undressing evening, and "getting warm in 
 bed, Sil. ; worse on occiput, especially in even- 
 ing, changes place after scratching, Berb.; 
 on different parts, Arund.; pimples, Aur. 
 met.; fine pricking, with warmth, begins in 
 another place on scratching, Sars.; in rainy 
 w T eather, IMagn. c; worse oh scratching or 
 rubbing, Cornus; worse from scratching, bet- 
 ter at time but worse after, B IPhos.; better by 
 scratching, Thuya; burning when scratched, 
 Kob.; on sides of, Pallad.; makes sleepless, 
 IGels.; spots, painful as if sore, after scratch- 
 ing, BISil.; in a small spot on middle, Zinc; 
 mostly on temples and behind ears, followed 
 by swelling and eruptions, I Puis.; tingling, 
 as from lice, Sabad.; tingling in evening, ooz- 
 ing after scratching, ISelen.; as from vermin, 
 Arg. nit.; worse on vertex, scratching changes 
 locality but increases itching, IMez.; on get- 
 ting warm in bed must scratch until it bleeds, 
 but is not better, Bov.; on getting warm from 
 exercise, BBLyc. fi^ crawling. 
 
 Head, injury: chronic effects, IArn.,.ICic, 
 IHyper., INatr. m.; causes distress, ILac def.; 
 mental troubles from, Natr. s.; headache 
 especially at base of brain and back of neck, 
 also irritation of brain, INatr. s.; vertigo from, 
 ■Op. JSig^ Brain, concussion. 
 
 Head, feels insensible : Aur. mur. 
 dull, stupid. 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 117 
 
 Head, feels large: I IApis,IBArg. nit.,!EArn., Ars. 
 i., IBapt., BBeli., BflBov., ICaps.,bl)ulc, IGels., 
 IGlon.,Lact.ac.,Lith., BMang.,INatr. c, BNatr. 
 m., BBNux m., BPlat., Ean. b., Han. sc, BSil., 
 BSpig., Sul., Zing. ; big, heavy, BGels.; seemed 
 bulky, INux m.; big as a bushel, BGels.; and as 
 if the walls were thin, Paris; as if immensely 
 larger than his body, as large as a church, 
 BBNux v.; with dizziness, Chin, s.; with hum- 
 ming in ears and heat in face, "Zing.; as if 
 growing externally, IBLac def.; as if it would 
 be drawn backward by a weight in nape of 
 neck, Phell.; as if suddenly elongated, with 
 vertigo, BHyper.; with numb and dull sensa- 
 tion, with ill humor and nausea, Meph.; and 
 as if split open with a wedge from without, 
 Lachn.; as if it would be enlarged, making it 
 difficult to think, I I Ran. b. ; three times nat- 
 ural size, B Coral.; with terrible hammering in 
 forepart of head, BKali iod.; after toothache, 
 Como.; with vertigo, Lactu. v.; as if it were 
 gradually swelling larger and larger, Bapt., 
 iBerb., BMerc; during stool, Kob. 
 jgSg^ congested, swollen, distended, full; 
 actual enlargement, Chap. 4. 
 
 Head, lax feeling of scalp: BCalc 
 
 Head, as if it were lifting off: I lUstil. 
 
 Head, lightness : I I Amm. c, Arum t., BCamph.; 
 like vertigo, Chrom. ac, Cinnab., BGels., 
 Hipp., I ILyss.,BMed., BPuls., Sarrac, Strain.; 
 in open air, with nervousness and depres- 
 sion, BCrotal.; causes dizziness, Tromb.; with 
 dimness of vision, BGels.; with gonorrhoea, 
 Cann. i.; with headache, BChim. m.; with 
 deep, frontal headache, and faintness, in 
 malarial intermittents, Polyp. ; and large 
 with vertigo, BGels.; during menses, BYib.; 
 in morning, on rising from bed, IManc; 
 worse in morning, disappearing at 12 o'clock, 
 Eup. pur.; after nausea, I ILyss.; with sneez- 
 ing, Benz. ac, particularly in occiput, with 
 vertigo, Sec; with severe throbbing in solar 
 plexus, extends to head, I I Lac c; with throb- 
 bing in temples, BLac def.; with tingling on 
 vertex, and slight sore throat after inhaling 
 diphtheritic breath, I I Lac c; with vertigo, 
 BNux m.; while walking, which inclined him 
 continually to right side, Chrom. ac 
 J^IP empty, hollow. 
 
 Head, lightning : sensation as if running up 
 from body, "Form. 
 
 Head, as if teeming with live things, whirling 
 around it : Sil. 
 
 Head, sensation of something loose turning and 
 twisting toward forehead: I I Kali c 
 
 Head, as if moving in all directions : Eup. 
 purp.; quickly sight becomes obscure, Lachn.; 
 nausea, with faintness when lifting, BBCoccul. 
 
 Head, muddled: Bell., Ferr., MOsm.; in ty- 
 phoid fever, I Merc; with hurried manner, 
 but dazed and confused, Ptel.; mind inactive, 
 Plant, ; strange feeling, Lib tig. 
 
 Head, nausea felt in: BCoccul. 
 
 Head, nervous sensation: BSil. ; worse from 
 reading, writing, or looking up, BCalc. 
 
 Head, noises: on falling asleep, I I Kali ph.; 
 in menopause, BCrotal. ; constant, confusing, 
 w T orse at night and at menses (parenchyma- 
 tous nietritis), I I Lace; like firing pistol, BDig.; 
 sensitive to rattling of wagons over paved 
 streets, or stepping hard, BNitr. ac 
 Hearing, Chap. 6. 
 
 Head, numbness : Alum., Ant. t., CBapt., ± luor. 
 ac, -Lach., 1 1 Puis.; on awaking, Lyss. ; in 
 bones, as if asleep, BCepa; preceded by a 
 sensation of contraction of brain and scalp, 
 worse in evening and while sitting, better from 
 motion and in open air, IPlat.; with drawing 
 pain, generally on one side, BMez.; dull, 
 tense, numb feeling in affected side during 
 day, intolerable during night, BKali iod. ; in 
 left side of, Calad., BLach., Lyss., 01. an., 
 
 I I Strain., Tarax.; in amenorrhea, EGraph.; 
 in right side, BChel.; of outer part, as if made 
 of wood, Petrol.; after reading, Carbol ac; 
 in left side, on waking at 4 p.m., Lyss.; during 
 paroxysm, neuralgia of right temple, 1 1 Puis.; 
 with weakness in sacral region, BPhos.; som- 
 nolence, Ant. c ; as if made of wood, or as if 
 bruised, Petrol.; worse writing (apoplexy), 
 BAnac Jg®" 3 formication, paralytic. 
 
 Head, as if it opened and pain shot down into 
 abdomen, when swallowing : EiLyc. 
 
 Head oppressed : I I Amvl.nit., Calc s. , Clod., 
 Therid., Zinc. 
 
 Head, paralytic sensation : in left side of, 01. 
 an.; on right side, after coition, with sore 
 limbs, BSil. jg®* numbness. 
 
 Head, peculiar feeling: during fever, BBapt. 
 
 Head, pressure : jggg 00 sensitive. 
 
 Head, prickling : Apis, Sil.; fine, rather pleas- 
 urable, Eup. pur.; when becoming warm, 
 Sabad. JggT formication. 
 
 Head, pulse : distinctly hears beating, BPuls.; 
 reverberates in, Ant. t., Bell.; in dilatation of 
 heart, BAnt. t. 
 
 Ltead, as if suddenly pushed forward, with 
 danger of falling : Ferr. ph. Jg@^ swung. 
 
 Head, redness : $*^ congested, flushing, 
 heat. 
 
 Head, reeling: Seneg.; after coition, Bov. 
 £(@PReeling and Vertigo, Chapter 2. 
 
 Head, reverberation: during cough, Hep.; 
 when speaking loud, Zinc. B@T Hearing, 
 Chapter 6. 
 
 Head, rheumatic affections : always chronic, ap- 
 pearing on same side, Alum.; in hydrothorax, 
 BAsaf. JgelT Headache, gouty, rheumatic. 
 
 Head, roaring : BAmm. m., BCarbo v., Cup. s., 
 BFerr., BKreo.; in inflammation of brain, 
 
 I I Puis.; in cholera, fourth day, EPhos. ac; 
 causes diminished hearing, BSil.; with flicker- 
 ing of eyes, BPhos.; in chronic headache, after 
 epileptic attack, BCaust.; in ha?matemesis, 
 BArs.; for an hour, worse lying on left side, 
 better lying on right, with headache, I IPhos.; 
 like the noises of a mill, I IPlat.; dull, trem- 
 ulous, like a strong pulsation with a double 
 stroke, in region of ear on which she lies in 
 bed, and when turning on other ear, feels it 
 on that side, Spong. ; with inability to work, 
 read or think (ozeena), BNatr. m. 
 
 J^gp"* Hearing, Chapter 6. 
 
 Head, as if something rocked in a jerking man- 
 ner in it: Bell. 
 
 Head, feels like rubbing it: Carbol. ac. 
 
 Head, feels as if tossed on a rough sea: Lact. ac. 
 
 Head, semilateral affections: Alum. 
 
 Head, as if separated from body : Daph. 
 
 Head, sensitive: iEsc h.,Ant. t., BArs., BBov., 
 Chin, s., BCrot. t., Lith. c, BNatr. m., BBSiL, 
 BStaph., 1 1 Sul., MSep., MVer. v.; to air, 
 BArs., BHep.; as though compressed, especially 
 in forehead and temples, BColoc; as if con- 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 tused all over, or in spots, IINitr. ac; better 
 in dark, Bar. c; particularly on moving scalp, 
 Spoug.; worse at night, 1 1 Cinch.; chronic ten- 
 derness as with spinal irritation,Agar.; in spots 
 Aloe, Amm. c, Badiag., Bov., Brom., IBry., 
 IBell.,ICalc ; to touch, IBelL, ICarboa., Carbol 
 ac.jIGinn., ICinch., ICoff., Coloc., Eryng.,Eup. 
 pur., IFerr., Fluor, ac; to touch and motion, 
 chill, 1 1 Hell., Ilgn., IKreo., Lact. ac, ILach., 
 Lachn., Lyss., INatr. s., IParis, IRhus, Sang., 
 Sars., HSil., ISpig., I ISul.; to touch in in- 
 flammation of bowels in dentition, lAcet. ac; 
 to touch, in otitis in rickety children, I Kali 
 iod.; to touch, especially evening, Bufo. ; to 
 touch, right side, particularly above eye (head- 
 ache), I Coloc; painful to touch (catarrhal oph- 
 thalmia), ISul.; cannot brush hair, I Bell., IBry., 
 Carbol. ac, ICina, ICoff. t., Eryng., IKreo., 
 IRhus, HSil., ISul.; with falling out of hair 
 in lying-in women, ICalc; in phthisis florida 
 after pneumonia, IFerr.; even when pulling a 
 f single hair, Ars. met.; as if roots of hair were 
 'sore, I Sep.; to pressure, Carbo v.; to pressure 
 of hat, worse in evening, and on part lain on, 
 IINitr. ac; to touch, especially upon which he 
 lies, Bar. c ; worse on side not lain on, when 
 growing warm in bed, from touch and comb- 
 ing hair, IRhus ; to touch, after abuse of mer- 
 cury, I Hep.; fear of noise and talking, Con.; to 
 touch, followed by numbness, worse morning 
 and becoming heated, Petrol.; sore to touch 
 (pregnancy), INux v.; better if rubbed, Thuya; 
 in scarlatina, ICina; painful to touch, worse 
 when scratching; which causes bleeding, 
 1 1 Merc; soreness, in a draught of air, worse 
 in cold, and lying down, better from hard 
 pressure and external heat (nervous head- 
 ache), Nux m; small spot, painful to touch, 
 lOxal. ac; to touch, after vexation, IIMez.; 
 to touch, worse walking in open air and from 
 draught, better from strong external pressure 
 and scratching, I ICinch.; to touch, or wind, 
 better from being warmly covered, INux v.; 
 indifferent to any one touching sore spots, 
 ■ Graph. 
 
 giggf cold, coldness, pressing, water, 
 ■wrapping. 
 
 Head, as if it were separated from body : 
 MPsor. I®" empty. 
 
 Head, shaking in: Benz. ac; on stepping hard, 
 I I Lye; vibratory, when stepping hard, with 
 tension in forehead and eyes, ISil. 
 
 Head, a shuddering without coldness, com- 
 mences with cracking as if surcharged with 
 electricity: IKalm. 
 
 Head, simmering : does not know whether it 
 is heard or felt, Med. f$$g~ Hearing, Chap. 6. 
 
 Head, sleep : feeling as if he ought to, Ant. t.; 
 like that following sleep after excessive de- 
 bauch, lOp. 
 
 Head, feels small: ICoff.; as if it grew smaller, 
 Grat.; cranium feels too small, Chel.; during 
 apyrexia, Ign. 
 
 Head, smarting: Coloc, IDros.; worse evening 
 and getting warm, I Staph. 
 
 Head, wants it squeezed: typhoid fever, IGlon. 
 
 Head, stiffness : to abdomen, internal, ICaust.; 
 when aroused, ICic; in muscles on forehead, 
 Jatroph. ; right side as if it would become 
 numb, Lyss. 
 
 Head, feels strange: Coff. t,; with fainting 
 spells, I Lac def.; thick, as if another head, 
 
 Therid.; in typhoid, iGels.; as felt after in- 
 haling gas for extraction of teeth, 1 1 Lac c; 
 with loss of memory, Lyss. 
 
 Head, skull feels as if stretched: Samb. 
 • W§* distended. 
 
 Head, stuffed: she can hardly breathe, ILac 
 c; dry feeling through whole front part, gradu- 
 ally passing to fauces and chest (bronchial 
 catarrh, hay asthma), ILach.; as of a cold in 
 head, ILac c 
 
 Head, stupid: Asar., Bapt., IBry., Camph., 
 Caps., Carbo a., Cinch., ICoccul., Form., 
 IKreo., Plant., IPlumb., ISep., Strain., Thuya; 
 in albuminuria, lAmm. ben.; with chills, 
 Cic; with fulness of head as from catarrh, 
 
 I I Senecio ; long lasting, after attack (epilepsy), 
 IPlumb.; if he holds it erect, INux v.; if he 
 tries to exert himself, I INatr. c; with pressure 
 in eyes, and obscuration of sight, ISeneg.; 
 with obscured vision, ICycl.; with pressure in 
 forehead, ICinch.; in influenza, Ant. t.; in 
 mania, 1 1 Merc; with menorrhagia, ICycl.; at 
 noon, Zinc;with restless nights?Lyss.; increase 
 during retching, Asar.; on rising in morning, 
 Rhod.; could not sit up (haematuria), llpec; 
 with loss of thought, sight and hearing, Kreo.; 
 worse from touch, ~Cup. m.; with vertigo, 
 must close eyes, when rising from stool. 
 Jlg^confused, dull, heavy, 
 
 Head, sense of suggillation in scalp, worse 
 scratching : Bar. c. 
 
 Head, surging toward : Lyss. 
 
 Head, swashing. g^~ Brain. 
 
 Head, as if something swayed in a jerking 
 manner in it : I Bell. 
 
 Head, sweats, jjj^g* Head, Chap. 4. 
 
 Head, swimming ; Ascl. t., Ars. h., Gels., Ziz., 
 m* Chap. 2. 
 
 Head, feels swollen: Bapt., HCed., Diad., 
 IMerc; on awaking, Ars. m; behind right, 
 ear, Bapt.; as if he could not get his hat on, 
 HArs. m.,; in headache, IDiad.; connected 
 with heat, Med. figT large. 
 
 Head, as if swung from behind forward: Pall. 
 g^gp pushed. 
 
 Head, tenderness : JSJUP sensitive. 
 
 Head, tension (tightness): Agnus, Alum., 1 1 Apis, 
 lArg. nit., Ars.m.,Asar.,Bapt.,Brach., ICaust., 
 Chin, s., Coccus, Gymn., 1 1 Kali br., Lact. ac, 
 Selen., ISpig., Xan., Ziz.; in angina, IMerc; 
 as if scalp were adherent to bones, Si nap.; 
 as if skin were bloated, Berb.; of skin, as if cov- 
 ered with a cap, Berb.; as from a cobweb, Bar. 
 c; scalp feels contracted, worse in evening, 
 
 I I Paris ; extends at times to upper half of 
 face, especially of nose, thence to forehead 
 and temples as far as ears, alternating with 
 similar sensation in occiput and cervical 
 muscles, 1 1 Viol.; integuments, 1 1 Apis; muscles 
 felt as if bound, could scarcely move head, 
 I ICaust.; over whole head, particularly in 
 forehead, Lact. ac; with pain, worse over eyes, 
 Xan.; scalp as though stretched over skull, 
 Cann. i.; occasions feeling of stupefaction 
 rather than pain, Oleand.; of skin as if swol- 
 len, Berb.; causing vertigo, Med.; as if scalp 
 were wrinkled, and kept tightening, and re- 
 mained so (occipital headache), 1 1 Zinc. 
 jggg" band, constricted.contracted, press- 
 ure. 
 
 Head, thick feeling : Ailant., Daph. ; _ in 
 morning, as from loss of sleep, Niccol. ; as if it 
 
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 were another strange head, Therid.; worse 
 wnen reading aloud, Ferr. iod.; heavy feeling 
 in right side, Ailant. 
 
 Head, thin feeling : like paper and transparent, 
 as if it could he pressed through, IBell. 
 
 Head, throbbing (pulsating) : lAmyl., Asaf., 
 I IBell., Braeh., Calc a., Canth., Carbo v., 
 HChin. s., Colch., ICornus, ICroc, ICrotal., 
 Cupr. s., Cycl., Euph., IGlon., Hod., Hpec, 
 ILith., INux m., I I Puis., I I Sep.; in anaemia, 
 IPuls.; on awaking, better by cold washing, 
 worse on stooping, sometimes lasting all day, 
 ■Phos.; after awaking, Bell. ; of arteries of right 
 side, Ars. s. r ; as if scalp were alive with irre- 
 pressible pulsation, caused by blood coursing 
 rapidly through distended arteries, I I Sang.; 
 extends over whole body, worse on contact, 
 increasing in paroxysms, with nausea and 
 vomiting of bile, JrKali c; in hyperemia of 
 brain, 1 1 Phos.; and bursting, especially above 
 ears and temples, IGlon.; in bronchial catarrh, 
 HCalc; with congestion, I IBell., I IGlon., 
 IKali c, I IPhos., IRhus ; in whooping cough 
 ■Caps. ; with dizziness, Stilling.; with heavy 
 dreams, Aur. mur.; in evening, IPuls.; worse 
 in evening and when stooping (neuralgia), 
 I IPuls.; with heat in face, BGlon.; with red 
 face, ICact.; with heat or coldness, ILaur.; 
 in puerperal fever, I IPuls.; in yellow fever, 
 lArs. ; especially in forehead, Coccul. ; ex- 
 tending under frontal bone to temple, IGlon.; 
 with heavy feeling in forehead (fainting 
 spells), I Lac def.; mostly in forehead, with 
 nausea and vomiting, worse in morning 
 and when moving, better lying with head 
 high, better by sweat, INatr.m.; causes fright, 
 Amyl.; in hsematemesis, I INux v.; as from 
 little hammers,worse from reading or talking, 
 IINatr. m.; in hereditary headache,ICalc; in 
 hemorrhoids, Collin.; in left side, Cinch, bob; 
 on left side, coming on gradually toward 
 morning and going off about breakfast time, 
 INitr. ac; in left, beginning at 1 a.m., last- 
 ing until 11 p.m., B Cinch.; in left side, with 
 nausea before menses, ICrotal. ; in meno- 
 pause, ICrotal.; before menses, IPetrol.; during 
 menses, Bor., GCroc; during menses, prevent- 
 ing sleep, ICroc; in dysmenorrhea, I lYer. v.; 
 from mental exertion, BPuls.; in morning, 
 ICalc; as if something were moving, worse 
 from motion, IGlon.; from least movement, 
 ILach.; on motion of body, BNatr. m.; at every 
 movement (itch), ILach.; at every motion, 
 worse in warm air, I Hod.; extending into 
 nose (catarrh), 1 1 Merc; must get out of bed 
 at night (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; felt 
 with every pulse, every step, or jarring, IGlon.; 
 as though he would be attacked by paralytic 
 stroke,Carbo v.; during rest, Lactu.v.;in whole, 
 especially right frontal region, morning till 
 evening, after lying down, Zinc; in right side, 
 better eating, lying in bed, and about falling 
 asleep, worse from motion, IIAnac; in right 
 side (neuralgia), I IPuls.; tendency to, in right 
 side, IGels.; with weight on right side, day 
 and night, makes him cry out, ICact.; period- 
 ical, semilateral, worse after eating, morning, 
 evening, night in bed, I Ars.; with sensation as 
 if head would split, Sarrac; in sunstroke, 
 I IGlon.; worse in left temple (glaucoma), 
 ■ IPhos.; everything turns around, Sil.; ascends 
 from abdomen, Rheum; after going up stairs 
 
 (chronic passive hemorrhage from kidneys), 
 1 1 Tereb.; with bitter vomiting, worse from 
 motion, ISang.; when walking, Cinch.; like 
 waves, worse in cold, after eating, better bend- 
 ing head forward, heat, IHyos.; feels every 
 pulsation, IGlon. 
 gi^ bloodvessels, congestion. 
 
 Head, ticking : Jamb. 
 
 Head, tightness: jggg 03 tension. 
 
 Head, tingling: better scratching, Thuya. 
 ffl^ formication. 
 
 Haad, tired feeling : as from night watching: 
 Benz. ac SH? 33 weary. 
 
 Head, titillation : I I Alum. 
 
 Head, touch: ggg^ sensitive. 
 
 Head, traumatic : jgggT injuries. 
 
 Head, trembling in: with headache, Cop.; dull 
 tremor, with a waving, Sars. 
 
 Head, tumult, with congestion : Aur. met. 
 
 Head, turning : as if something turned around 
 inside, Ananth. ; as if it would be turned inside 
 out when she raised herself, Bar. c 
 
 Head, troubles in typesetters : IGlon. 
 
 Head, as from subcutaneous ulceration in 
 scalp : Agar. 
 
 Head, uncertain feeling : on left side, ILach. 
 
 Head, uncomfortable feeling : I I Anthrac; all 
 day, Asim. 
 
 Headache, undulating sensation: I IGlon.: 
 through from behind forward, Indig. 
 jggggT wavelike. 
 
 Head, uncovering : j^gp" 3 wrapped. 
 
 Head, unsteadiness : with nausea, Cup. ars. 
 
 Head, vacant feeling : IHyos.; cannot concen- 
 trate mind, Natr. ; with loss of thought, sight, 
 and hearing, Kreo. $3f empty, hollow. 
 
 Head, vertigo : jgggT Chapter 2. 
 
 Head, wabbling : on shaking, as if brain struck 
 against sides, I IXux m. 
 
 Head, water : as if he had water in, worse walk- 
 ing, Ananth.; as if drops of water were falling, 
 Cann. s.; as if full of boiling, with steady head- 
 ache, Rob.; as if gushing forward when stoop- 
 ing, Ars. m.; as if waves were beating against, 
 worse standing, talking, shaking head, bend- 
 ing head backward, better lying down or 
 bending head forward, Dig.; as' if water were 
 dropping within, after neuralgia under right 
 eye, IChin. s.; having head washed, stool im- 
 mediately, Tarant.; disposed to catch cold 
 when washing, IBar. c; worse after washing, 
 IGraph.; objects to washing, ISul.; with con- 
 gestion, Aur. met. 
 fi@~ Brain fluid, swashing. 
 
 Head, wavelike sensation : IBell. 
 gg§^ undulating. 
 
 Head, weakness: Ananth., Ant. c, Ars., 
 Ars. s. f., Calc s., BCaust,, Rhus, Strain.; after 
 coffee, ICham.; like adulness, and as if there 
 were a vibration in forehead, and a turning 
 about in a circle, I Merc. sol. ; with dyspnoea, 
 when lying on back at night, IPuls.; especially 
 in eyes, Zinc: faint feeling on walking in sun, 
 ■Natr. m.; feeling of loss of power and sensa- 
 tion in back, as if head would fall forward, 
 Calab.; extends down to neck, I IGraph.; like 
 numbness, same as in hands, IFluor. ac; she 
 could not endure sound of piano, IPhos.: while 
 reflecting, IPhos.; can scarely think, IGraph., 
 with vertigo, lAmb., Canst., ICinch.; with 
 vertigo, must lie down, IZinc; amounting to 
 vertigo, with gushing of a stream of blood 
 
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 from genitals (metrorrhagia), I ISabina; with 
 inclination to vomit, Cina. J^^ sensitive. 
 Head, weary : Bell., BNatr. m. J^° tired. 
 Head, weight in: Coccul.; on sinciput, Cain.; 
 on waking, better by cold washing, worse on 
 stooping, sometimes lasting all day, IPhos.; in 
 cerebral congestion, BVer. v.; in irritation of 
 brain, BLach.; following chill, Cain.; with 
 pressure on upper lids, better by washing 
 forehead with cold water, and in open air, 
 B Phos. ; as if he would fall, BBell.; with ten- 
 dency to fall backward while seated, Cinch.; 
 worse in forehead, Ars.; in forenoon (chorea), 
 1 1 A.gar.; in chronic cephalalgia, Am.; during 
 menses, Crotal.j and pressure, IGels.; after 
 sleeping, Sul. ; in temples, better by coffee, 
 Cornus ; worse in left temple (glaucoma), 
 B I Phos. gig" 5 full, heavy. 
 Head, whirling : Con. ; all day, BCarbo v.; as if 
 drunk, EBArg. met.; with menses, BCaust.; 
 during menses, worse stooping, better after- 
 noon, DCaust. ; like a mill-wheel, BiChin. s.; 
 with nausea, Calad. ; while sitting, houses 
 at a distance seem to turn bottom upward, 
 Jamb. ; with vertigo, Coff. Jgiir Chapter 2. 
 Head, as if whiskey fumes had gone to : Ars. m. 
 
 jgggf 3 drunken. 
 Head, whizzing in: with vertigo, or with 
 
 shocks when waking, I I Nux v. 
 Head, wild feeling: IGels., ILil.tig.; as though 
 she would be crazy with pain in right iliac 
 region, and restless sleep, ILil. tig. 
 Head, sensation as if without: Asar. 
 Head, wounds : g^° injuries. 
 Head, wrapped up: wants it closely, BArs., 
 BBHep., BLach., BThuya ; aversion to having it 
 uncovered, wears a fur cap in hot weather, 
 Psor.; better wrapping it up warmly, BArs.; 
 likes to go about without any covering (dysp- 
 noea), BLyc; least covering intolerable, BLed.; 
 disposition to take cold from uncovering, 
 BBHep., HSil. 
 HEADACHE (undefined): 1 1 Abies, Absin., 
 BAcet. ac, BAcon., B/Ethus., B Agar., B Agnus, 
 Alum., IIAlumin., Amb., BAmm. c, BAmyl., 
 ISAnac. or., I lAnthrac, BBAnt. c, BApis, 
 BArg. met., BArg. nit., BArn., Ars. s. f., BBArs., 
 BArumt., BAsar., iAsim., BAur. met., BBadiag., 
 BIBell, BCact., BCalc, Calc. a., Calc. s., BCann. 
 i., BCarbol. ac, BCarb. s., BCaust., BCham., 
 i I Chloral. ,Cinnam.,BBCoccul., BCochl., BColoc, 
 ICon., I I Cornus, BCrotal., I ICurar., BCup. m., 
 BDiad., BDulc, I lEup. pur., BFerr., BFerr. ph., 
 Gamb., B BGels., BBGlon., BGraph., Gymn., 
 BHekla, BHep., Hippom., B Hydras., Hydr. 
 ac, BHyos., Indig., IBIris, lod., Jab., Jalap., 
 I Kali bi., BKali c, BKreo., BLac def., BLach., 
 BLachn., BLil. tig., BLyc, BLvc. vir., BLvss., 
 IIMagn. m., BManc, BBMelil., BMerc "iod. 
 rub., fl BMerc, BMerc p., BBMez., Myr. cer., 
 BINatr. m. BBNitr. ac, BNux m., BBNux v., 
 1101. caje., 10p., Oxal. ac, llPhell., Plant., 
 BPlat., BPlumb., BBPod., BBPuls., Sal. ac, Sec, 
 BISep., BBSil., BBSul., BTell., BTherid., Thlaspi, 
 BUran. n., Var., Ver. v., Vespa. Vinca, Xan. 
 Headache, abdominal: IOp.; with pain in abdo- 
 men, BCalc p., Chim. m. ; severe across umbili- 
 cus, BLac def.; w r ith stitches, Gymn. gggpcolic. 
 Headache, relieved by abscesses: BChin. a. 
 Headache, in Addison's disease: BCalc 
 Headache, in afternoon : BBBell., BLyss., I INatr. 
 p., Sarrac; chronic, of four years' standing, 
 
 generally begins 5 or 6 p.m., with nausea and 
 anorexia, ceases as he falls asleep, 1 1 Sul.; 
 chronic, into night, QCup. m. ; chronic, coming 
 on in evening, lasting through night, BVer.; 
 2 to 7 p.m., worse moving eyes (whooping 
 cough, BBadiag.; principally over left eye, 
 BLac c; with occasional fluttering of heart, 
 Form.; 4 to 6 p.m. (coryza), BHell.; worse from 
 
 4 to 8 p.m., rising or lying down, BLyc; begins 
 about 3 p.m., worse at night, BBBell., Yib.; 
 
 5 to 10 p.m., rheumatic, BPuls.; shooting worse, 
 BFerr.; every afternoon, especially after wine, 
 tea, or lemonade, Selen. ; worse in afternoon, 
 I lAsaf., BKali bi., Pallad., and evening, BMerc 
 iod. rub. ; worse in afternoon, noise, motion, 
 light, Ananth. ; w T orse toward evening, espe- 
 cially shaking head, BSep. ; worse toward 
 evening (bone-pains), Brom. 
 
 Headache, air: better from cold: I IDros., Lyss.; 
 dread of cold, BCofF., worse in cold, Eup. pur., 
 BIris, BSil.; in damp, B BDulc; worse in a 
 draught, Benz. ac, BCalc, Caust., BBCinch., 
 EHep., BMerc, BSil.; better in open, BAct. rac, 
 Alum., BArg. met., Berb., Chloral., Como., 
 Con., BGlon., BHell., Kali bi., Lith., BBLyc, 
 Mosch., Niccol., BPic ac, BBPuls., I ISeneg., 
 Sinap., BTabac, Zinc; rheumatic, better in 
 open air, 1 1 Kali s. ; better from exercise in 
 open air, looking up and bending head 
 backward, pressing between hands, Apis ; 
 chronic, spells caused by draught, or scrub- 
 bing, I ISil.; worse in open air, Arg. nit., Bar. 
 c, BBell., Ced., Con., B BMerc, Mez., BNux 
 v., Sul.; on first going into open air (soreness), 
 BEup.perf. ; sticking worse in open air, BMang.; 
 better walking in open air, I Ant. c; better 
 walking slowly in open air, Eup. pur., BBPuls.; 
 better from outdoor exercise, Coff.; worse 
 walking in open air, BBell., BChin., BCina, 
 BIris, Sep. 
 
 Jdigf 13 cold, heat, motion, room, walking, 
 weather. 
 
 Headache, from alcohol : g^gr* drinking. 
 
 Headache, alternates with : pain in abdomen, 
 Cimex ; tumefaction of abdomen, Stram.; cut- 
 ting in calves and upper arms (epidemic ty- 
 phus), BChel.; oppression of chest, IIGlon.; 
 diarrhoea, BPod.; hot flushes in face, Lyss.; 
 gastralgia, Bism.; lumbago, Aloe; pain in 
 neck and shoulders, Eryng.; pains in nape of 
 neck, Hyos.; uterine pains, BGels. 
 
 Headache, anaemic: IIEucal. ; especially in 
 patients^ whose blood has been saturated with 
 iron, BZinc 
 
 Headache, from anger : Petrol, BPhos., or cha- 
 grin, BPlat.; vexation, BCham., BCoff. 
 
 Headache, in angina : Bar. m. 
 
 Headache, with anguish and restlessness : Coloc 
 
 Headache, anus : from pains during stool, urging 
 griping, 1 1 Oxal. ac; in prolapsus, BArn. 
 j^^constipation, diarrhoea, hemorrhoids, 
 stool. 
 
 Headache, in anthrax: I lAnthrac. 
 
 Headache, with anxiety: BAcon., BArs., BGels., 
 Lyss.; worse lying down, 1 1 Sep.; cannot re- 
 main in bed, Cact. ; after anxiety, B^Ethus. 
 
 Headache, appetite : inordinate, before (chronic 
 cephalalgia), 1 1 Psor.; lack of, BCast. eq. 
 jgj^* gastric. 
 
 Headache, arms : aching in bones after, Med.; 
 drawing, BVer.; with paralytic feeling, Blod. 
 
 Headache, arthritic : S^" gouty, rheumatic. 
 
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 Headache, on ascending: ICalc, ISul., IGlon. 
 
 Headache, with asthma : I Kali c. 
 
 Headache, from close attention : llgn. 
 $g^ mental exertion, thinking. 
 
 Headache, on awaking : JEsc. h., Arg. nit., 
 Arn., ICalc, Carbo v., IChel., BEup. pert*., 
 Gels., Iodof., IKali c, ILyc., INatr. m., Kheurn, 
 Ruinex ; awakens, Form., IKali bi., ISil. ; 
 at night, with sensation as if head were 
 being pressed against wall, with heat in 
 head, lasts all day, after cessation of chronic 
 diarrhoea, worse in morning, I ISul.; imme- 
 diately after awaking, lasting till towards 
 noon, INatr. m.; child, BKali br.; preceded by 
 a disagreeable dream, Rumex; every morn- 
 ing, INaja, HXatr. m.; in indigestion, Chel.; 
 continuing all day and night, Cinch, bol.; on 
 being awakened, toward morning, Tell.; from 
 awaking early morning, cannot sleep after 3 
 a.m. (convalescence from yellow fever), ICalc; 
 from being aroused by night bell (chronic 
 cephalalgia), I Arn.; as from too much sleep, 
 Bov.; lasts until 10 a.m., when scalp begins to 
 sweat and headache passes off (after blow on 
 head), IXatr. m., worse on awaking, Benz.ac, 
 Millef., IXux v., Sul. Jg^ morning, sleep. 
 
 Headache, back: aching, IKali c; with weak- 
 ness in sacral region, IPhos.; with pain in 
 small of back, DBell., in diphtheria, I I Lac c, 
 in dysentery, IINux v., in menorrhagia, 
 ■Coccus, in ophthalmia, IIArs.; with or fol- 
 lowed by severe pain in small of back, ISil.; 
 with sensation as if cold water were poured 
 down back, Alum.; weak back, in morning, 
 Pallad.; weakness in sacral region, IPhos. 
 
 Headache, band: as if bound by, Arg. met,, 
 Carbo v., Cepa, Cinnab., ICoccul., ICycl., 
 Diosc, IGels., Gymn., IHep., Hod., Iris, Med., 
 HXitr. ac, ISul., ITereb., Variol., Zing.; a 
 circle of pain extending in a line through 
 cerebellum, shifting, Zing. ; around above ears, 
 I IGels., Osm.; pressing hardest above ears, 
 during day, Amm. br.; as if tightly bandaged 
 around forhead, Indig.; after rising from bed, 
 pain like a tight narrow band all around on 
 level with upper forehead, Cupr. s.; contractive 
 pain, with sensation as if flesh were loose, 
 worse in wet cold weather and when at rest, 
 better in motion (caries), ISul.; as if enclosed 
 in a band, seemed to crush in head, ICarbol. 
 ac; like a rope drawing tighter and tighter, 
 I INatr. m.; as of a tense band reaching from 
 nape of neck to ears, must lie down, Anac; as 
 if surrounded by a tight band (dysmenor- 
 rhcea), I IXan.; when stooping, ISpig. 
 jg£g => constrictive, contractive, pressing, 
 viselike, -wrapping. 
 
 Headache, from bathing : Jg^g* water. 
 
 Headache, beating : $£§"> hammering, throb- 
 bing. 
 
 Headache, bed : drives him from, Calc a., Thuya; 
 worse from w T armth, I Puis., stitches worse, 
 Thuya. 
 
 Headache, bending: double from, IColoc; worse 
 bending head backward, Clem., Glon.; worse 
 bending head forward, Carbol. ac, IColoc; 
 worse sitting bent, Ant. t. tg^ position. 
 
 Headache, benumbing : j^gp numb. 
 
 Headache, with bewilderment : Euph. 
 jgggT confused. 
 
 Headache, bilious: IBry., IColoc, MCornus, 
 Eup. perf., IHydras., Ilpec, ILept., IMerc, 
 
 INux v., UPod., IPtel., IPuls. ; every few 
 days,beginning behind left ear, passing around 
 low T er forehead, as a pressing dowm on eyes, 
 with nausea and vomiting (distortion of face), 
 ICrotal.; in liver complaint, Berb.; in oculo- 
 motor paresis, MSeneg. J^T 1 gastric. 
 
 Headache, bladder : in cystitis, lEup. pur.; pre- 
 cedes irritation of, in children, I ISenecio. 
 
 Headache, with small bloodboils on lower 
 legs: IMagn. c 
 
 Headache, bloodvessels dilated. Jgg^con- 
 gestive. 
 
 Headache, as of a blow : Cann. i., INatr. m.; 
 feels stunned, Dolich.; suddenly, as if struck 
 by a hammer or club on right side, throws him 
 to left when walking indoors or outdoors, 
 IITabac; with vertigo, vacillating gait and 
 stupor, Sarrac J^ 133 concussive, stunning. 
 
 Headache, bone pains: Act. sp., Ang., Ast. r., 
 ICalc, ICalc. p., IHyper., Lyss., Rhod., ISyph.; 
 as if broken, worse lying down, lAur. met.; 
 as if driven asunder, especially when walking, 
 going up stairs or rising from sleeping, ILyc; 
 almost causes fainting (syphilis), IMez.; front 
 and back, toward evening, in damp weather, 
 Brom.; on lying down, affecting vital energy, 
 Aur. met.; mornings, in bed, Aur. met.; pain 
 worse from motion and in evening, I IMez.; 
 at night, IHep., I IMerc, IMez., IINitr. ac, 
 IPhyt., I I Thuya; chiefly occipital, I IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; after rheumatism, Yer. v. ; as if 
 scraped, IPhos. ac. ; as if bones separated, 
 Arg. nit.; sensitive to cold and contact, worse 
 from motion and in evening, BIMez.; each 
 bone feels shattered and sore, Lyss.; soreness, 
 BICalc. p., I I Kali bi.; soreness of bones of 
 left side, Cup. ars.; syphilitic, I Aur. met., IKali 
 iod., IMerc, INitr.ac, IMez., I ISyph., I IThu- 
 ya; tenderness of affected side, I I Sep.; worse 
 by touch, I IMez., 1 1 Thuya; under bones, 
 I I Chel., INux m. 
 J6-2P periosteal, sutures, syphilitic. 
 
 Headache, boring : Act. sp., lArg. nit., ICoccul., 
 Cochl.; every evening, 1 1 Pull.; especially over 
 eyes, extending into dorsum of nose, Colch.; 
 particularly above eyelids, Laur. ; in left side, 
 Eup. pur. ; in left side, after dinner, Zinc. ; in 
 left side, affecting eyes, flickering, appearing 
 regularly at midnight, IChin. a.; in left side 
 each morning, beginning 1 a.m., lasting until 1 
 p.m., ICinch.; leftside from temple to occiput, 
 extends into sides of neck and auditory meat- 
 us, I I Puis. ; from mental labor or by entering 
 room from open air, Colch. ; beginning in 
 morning, better by evening, worse from men- 
 tal exertion, light, noise,, coffee and after 
 eating, INux v. ; from within, morning till 
 evening, worse motion, stooping, better rest, 
 closing eyes, external pressure and sleep, 
 DSep.f worse from motion or stooping, IHep.; 
 at night, Amm. c; onesided, begins on awak- 
 ing, morning, Aur. met.; onesided, extending 
 info bones of face and parietal bone, IPhos.; 
 pressive, as if frontal bone would fall out, 
 Cochl.; in_ right side, IColoc, Zinc; in right 
 side, morning on getting awake, Arum t.; worse 
 in right side and forehead, less in occiput, 
 I Bell.; at times extending to scapulae, I IPuls. ; 
 tearing and scraping externally during night, 
 I ILyc; to teeth and neck, with stitches in 
 ears, IMerc; worse from touch, lAur. met. 
 Jl^g* burrowing, digging, nail. 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Headache, as if bound, j^* band. 
 
 Headache, brain: affection of, IGlon.; as if 
 clasped by a hand, twisted and torn, BMur. ac; 
 as from commotion, when stepping or shak- 
 ing head, better sitting up or slow exercise, 
 Sep.; from concussion, Calc. s., 1 1 Kali br., 
 Hyper.; with painful concussion from shak- 
 ing head when walking, Mang.; dull in right 
 side on coming into warm room, Spong.; as if 
 dashed to pieces, worse from motion, noise 
 or light, ICoff.; chronic, depending upon 
 brain fag, 1 Calc; in right hemisphere, with 
 drawing in back into neck (chronic catarrh), 
 1 1 Sang.; as if mashed, with nausea and vom- 
 iting (chlorosis), llpec; middle, on waking in 
 morning, felt even before opening eyes, I INux 
 v., persistent, with softening, BiPhos.; like a 
 pressure of something hard on upper surface, 
 in paroxysms, Sign.; as if torn to pieces, IVer.; 
 as if in subsiance of left side, raging as if a 
 nerve were being torn, BArg. met. 
 
 Headache, feels as though head would break; 
 with chill (quotidian), I I Puis. 
 
 Headache, breathing : gasping for air, after 
 8 Colo c; oppressed, ICalc; pain worse breath- 
 ing, talking or laughing, Mang.; worse from 
 a deep inspiration, Cact. 
 
 Headache, a breeze of pain : I ISul. 
 
 Headache, bruised: BArn., Benz. ac, Bov., 
 Camph., Euph.,IGels.,!Graph.,!Xgn., BNux v., 
 Rhod., I ISul., Tereb., Thuya, 1 1 Zinc; on awak- 
 ing in morning, disappears on rising, renew T ed 
 by thinking, llgn.; through all cranial bones 
 into roots of teeth and tongue, with nausea, bet- 
 ter o dtdoors, y t3Ipec; or torn when coughing, 
 ISul.; dull (typhus), BBapt.; extends to ears 
 (cerebrospinal .meningitis), IRhus; in even- 
 ing, with coryza, lEuph.; externally, IRuta; 
 particularly in forehead, worse from motion, 
 better rest, Cup. ars.; in forehead and through 
 head, worse on vertex, I Lac def.; after fever 
 and sleep, Chin, a.; in intermittent, HAct. rac; 
 in left side, Gymn.; especially during mental 
 labor, or in eftrly morning, lAur. met.; worse 
 from mental exertion, B Cinch.; in morning in 
 bed, worse at rest, better after rising, I lAur. 
 met.; in early morning, Con.; especially in 
 occiput and forehead, worse morning, better 
 cold applications, BEuphor.; in periosteum, 
 from temple to occiput, IRuta; on one side, 
 INux v.; in side, worse by slightest motion, 
 
 I Cinch. ; scalp sore, INux v. ; in skull, worse 
 moving head and walking, BCaps. 
 
 Hg^ soreness. 
 Headache, burning: B B Aeon., Agar., Amm. c, 
 
 I I Apis, i Arg. nit., B Ars., Arund .,Aur. met.,BBar. 
 c, Berb., BCalc, HCarbo v., BCofF. t., Coloc, 
 IDros., Lyss.,SIMez.,BPetrol., BPhos., Psor.,Ver. 
 v.; better in open air, Mang.; in anterior part, 
 IKreo.; precursor of apoplexy, Ast. r.; here 
 and there, on body, in morning, Carbo v.; in- 
 tense, worse in cerebellum, BMed.; with 
 chilliness, ICaust.; from congestion, Ustil.; 
 in whooping cough, IBry. ; in croup, 
 I ISamb.; erysipelatous, worse at night, BArs.; 
 in evening, when undressing and growing 
 cold, Ars.; in eye complaints, Ant. sul. aur.; 
 commencing at eyes, with lachrymation, 
 Jamb.; comes from deep in, affecting left eye, 
 following left supraorbital nerve, morning at 4, 
 worse each succeeding morning (suppressed 
 intermittent), I ISpig.; from foramen infraor- 
 
 bitale over right siae to occiput and mandi- 
 bula, I I Zinc; in supraorbital neuralgia, BChel.; 
 like fire, Lachn.; especially in forehead and 
 temples, Jacea; with cold hands and feet, 
 during apyrexia, Ign.; along edge of hair, 
 Berb.; from inward heat, INux m.; stupefying 
 (after getting wet while warm), IDulc; with 
 pulsation and sweat of head, worse night, 
 mental exertion, talking, better wrapping 
 head up warmly, ISil.; in left side, Bapt., and 
 down neck, woke in morning with, Lyss.; first 
 left then right., Calc. a.; worse left side, BAur. 
 mur.; in middle, after brain fever, better 
 pressure, every excitement causes it, BGlon.; 
 in morning, I I Nux v.; worse in morning and 
 afternoon, BCanth.; worse from motion, stoop- 
 ing, temporarily better pressing head firmly 
 with hand, BApis; causing sense of sickness 
 and nausea (itch), ILach.; with thirst, Ferr. s.; 
 of scalp, worse in warm bed, Thuya; morning 
 and evening (brain disease of children), BKah 
 c; of scalp, morning, after rising, after abuse 
 of mercury, IHep.; of scalp most of back of 
 head, worse scratching, causing soreness, worse 
 undressing and getting warm in bed, Sil.; of 
 scalp, better scratching, Caps.; in paroxysms 
 (puerperal convulsions), MVer.v.; pricking of 
 scalp, Ran. b.; better scratching, worse getting 
 into a warm sweat while walking, Sabad.; 
 on awaking, right side, Arum t.; in sides, up 
 from neck, BCanth.; with soreness, ICanth.; 
 while standing or sitting, BCanth., better in 
 open air, Alum.; with stupor (pneumonia), 
 BPhos.; stupefying, worse morning, BSabad.; 
 down to teeth and neck, with stitches in ears, 
 IMerc; especially in left temple, worse at 
 night lying in bed, better sitting up, BBMerc; 
 worse on vertex, BMez.; with vertigo, BCanth., 
 I I Kali bi.; with vertigo, objects seem to be 
 enveloped in a yellow mist., Kali bi. 
 
 Headache, burrowing : BHep.; especially in 
 forehead and temples, ICham. 
 jgg^ boring, digging, nail. 
 
 Headache, bursting: BBell.,Bov., BBBry., BCaps., 
 iBCinch., Dolich., Euphor., liGlon., Ham., 
 BLyc, BINatr. m., BNux m. , BSep., ISil., 
 BSpig.; in open air, BBell., IGlon.; on awak- 
 ing from sleep, Cham., insupportable on bend- 
 ing down, BHam.; with intense cerebral con- 
 gestion, BBell., BIGlon., IMerc, BVer. v.; as if 
 forced asunder by levers, BBell.; from press- 
 ure and fulness in brain (hemicrania), BPhos.; 
 as if calvarium were being lifted, BICann. i., 
 1 101. jec; during cough, BIBry., BCaps., BNatr. 
 m., BNux v., BPhos., BPhos. ac, Spong.; dis- 
 tending, Bar. c; distending worse during night, 
 Ced. ; about ears, Asar. ; in evening, better lying 
 with head high, Caps.; with dazzling of eyes 
 from sunlight, iEuph.; worse moving eyes, 
 BPuls.; in fever, I I /Esc h.; in catarrhal fever, 
 BEuph.; especially in forehead and when stoop- 
 ing, Staph; in forehead and eyeballs, worse 
 at 10 a.m. when lying, IB Gels.; fulness, press- 
 ing out, with confused feeling, BLil.tig.; in 
 nervous headache, I IVer.; in sick headache, 
 IITabac;as if head were swelling out, with 
 discharge of blackish offensive water from va- 
 gina, BRhus ; extends to jaw, worse moving 
 head or body, BLachn.; in mania, I IMerc; in 
 meningitis, BBell., BGlon., BVer.; when menses 
 ought to appear, I INux m.; in morning 
 on waking, BCon.; in early morning, as if it 
 
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 would fall to pieces, Con.; in morning, grad- 
 ually worse until evening, IBry.; as if it 
 would fly to pieces if she moved, BCoff.; with 
 nausea from gas, ICaust.; with pleuropneu- 
 monia, I IBry.; in pregnancy, BLyc, ILyss.; 
 better from pressure, during cough, BSul.; 
 going off when reading to himself, or writing, 
 I llgn.; as if head were screwed asunder in ar- 
 ticulation of malar bone and upper jaw, CThu- 
 ya; especially in sinciput, chiefly in morning, 
 worse stooping, better in open air, Berb.; in 
 nocturnal sleep, ISul.; with sleeplessness, 
 worse from motion or any jar, better in room, 
 and when opening eyes, HCinch.; upward 
 and asunder on drawing facial muscles, Spig.; 
 with a vitiated discharge from vagina and 
 shooting upwards in parts, IRhus ; mostly 
 on vertex, I I Petrol.; when walking, Cinch.; 
 better walking in open air, worse in temples, 
 especially in right, in afternoon, ISang.; 
 feeling like water pipes bursting in head, Sil. 
 jg^^ pressing, splitting, 
 
 Headache, before cataleptic attacks: I IStram. 
 
 Headache, catarrhal: Act. rac, ICalc, llCepa, 
 IIChlor.,IFerr.,BHydras., Hod., IKalic.JKali 
 iod., Kalm., BLach., IIMerc, BMerc. iod. rub., 
 I INux v., IRumex, BStilling., ISul.; stoppage, 
 I Cinch., BBGraph., BNux v., Samb., Sul.; with 
 bronchitis, BMerc; from chronic nasal catarrh, 
 Alum., BFerr., BElaps ; suppressed catarrh, 
 maddening, BBBell.; esxjecially of children, 
 BSamb.; with dry, hard cough, BKalic; pro- 
 fuse watery discharge from eyes and nose, 
 BBCepa, IBEuph.; inflammation of mucous 
 membranes of frontal sinuses, eyes, throat, and 
 chest, B Kali iod. ; irritation of larynx and tra- 
 chea, clavicular pain, and soreness behind ster- 
 num, BRumex ; before nasal discharge sets in, 
 ISticta ; premonitory stages, Gymn.; wcrse 
 in damp, cold weather, llDulc; from sudden 
 change of weather, BCamph. 
 jgig" 5 chest, cold, cough, fever, heat, pneu- 
 nonia, -weather. 
 
 Headache, from slightest cause: BCoff. 
 
 Headache, from least chagrin : I Rhus. 
 
 Headache, changing place : jggH"* locality. 
 
 Headache, chest : complaints of, Ang. ; con- 
 striction, EColoc;dull aching in anterior por- 
 tions of both lungs, day and night, Rumex; 
 oppression, I Bell., IMelil.; fever and acceler- 
 ated pulse (apoplexy), BCrotal. ; pain, Calc. s., 
 Con. J@p catarrhal, cough, pneumonia. 
 
 Headache, in children: 1 1 Arum t., BGlon.; 
 peevish, fretful, BCalc. p. 
 
 Headache, with chorea: B I Agar., BCalc, IMygale. 
 g^^ convulsions. 
 
 Headache, chlorotic : B^iT 5 anaemic. 
 
 Headache, chronic : BArn., Caps., BBCaust., 
 IIHekla, Blod., ILac def., SNaja, BParis, 
 MPsor., BSil. ; with constipation, BBLac def.; 
 after suppression of itch, BCalc; in leuco- 
 phlegmatic people, with relaxed muscles and 
 general debility, ISul. ac 
 
 Headache, in a circle : j^° band. 
 
 Headache, clawing : Stram. 
 
 Headache, during climaxis : Croc, ISang.; 
 chronic paroxysmal, ISep.; continuous, worse 
 at times, worse in right temple (mental dis- 
 turbance) BCycl. 
 
 Headache, coffee: from abuse of, Arg. nit., 
 ■Bell., llgn., INux v., Pallad., BPuls.; aver- 
 sion to, ICoff.; better from, A nag. ; worse from, 
 Arum t., IBry., ICoccul., Form., Ign. 
 
 Headache, cold : with coldness, as from cold 
 poultice, Mosch.; a cold pain, Ars. s. r.; from 
 taking cold, 1 1 Ant. c, ICoff., B BGlon., 1 1 Puis.; 
 with chilliness, ICalc; after catching cold, with 
 colic, BCoccul.; after catching cold (neuralgic 
 rheumatism), 1 1 Puis.; worse by taking cold, 
 ICalc; as from incipient cold, Aur. met.; as if 
 she had taken cold, with tired feeling all over, 
 Sinap.; better from cold water, externally, 
 ■Lach.; from taking cold after having hair 
 cut, IIBell.; worse chilling head, BCarbo v.; 
 better in cold, Ant. t., BKalm.; better from 
 cold applications, BBAloe, BCalc; worse in 
 cold, Bov., BBMez., BRhus, IStront., IStram.; 
 worse in cold winds, llgn. 
 fgH^ air, catarrhal, fever, -weather. 
 
 Headache, with colic : Coccul., INatr. s.,Tereb.; 
 pains correspond to flatulent colic, and pinch- 
 ing in abdomen, IRob.; with Potter's colic, 
 Alum. j^° abdomen. 
 
 Headache, concussive pain : in bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, I ICalc $sir blow, shocks.stunning. 
 
 Headache, confused : Calc. p., Carb. s. Chin, a., 
 
 I Gels., Viol.; which she cannot describe, or 
 make clear to herself, I ITherid. ; particularly 
 in forehead, BSep.; heaviness and pressure, 
 especially in forehead, worse right side, warm 
 room, smoking, reading, writing, motion, 
 better in open air, sitting down, or standing 
 in draught of air, Ferr. iod. 
 
 j^p* bewilderment. 
 Headache, in confinement: after puerperal 
 
 rash, BHyper.; with after pains, 1 1 Ferr.; six 
 
 weeks after (hydrogenoid constitution), INatr. 
 
 s.; after instrumental delivery, with violent 
 
 after pains, Hyper. 
 Headache, congestive: Amm. br., Amm. c, 
 
 BArn., IIAsaf, Asar., IIBry., ICarbo a., 
 
 llCarbol. ac, ICrotal., IFerr., IFluor. ac, 
 
 I I Glon. , I ILach . ,Lachn. , ILyc, ILyc. vir. , INux 
 m., IOp., IPhos., ISang., ISil., ISul., IVer. v.; 
 as if bloodvessels were overfilled, to face and 
 neck (neuralgia), BGuaiac; brain as if too 
 large, forcing itself out front, BGlon. ; chronic, 
 with photophobia, and impossibility to open 
 eyes on account of weight on upper lid, BSep.; 
 at climaxis, Arg. nit.; with constipation in 
 strong, plethoric adults, with giddiness and 
 flushed face, BBNux v.; with dry, hard cough, 
 IKalic ; dull, in fevers, EucaL; epigastrium 
 sensitive to touch, BGlon.; in epilepsy, with 
 flushed face, BBufo.; eyes inflamed, BGlon.; 
 with retinal congestion, Sang.; face bluish, 
 with heavy, stupid expression, BGlon.; face 
 and head very hot, BGlon.; in prevailing 
 fever, BAmm. m. ; in forenoon, Calab.; begins 
 in forehead and sides of head, slowly passing 
 to vertex and occiput, becomes throbbing 
 pain, BGlon.; holding head with both hands 
 IGlon.; worse lying with head low and after 
 sleeping, IGlon.; with hemorrhoids, IMur. ac, 
 I INux v.; dependent upon organic disease of 
 heart, I INaja ; hysterical, I Arg. nit.; frequent, 
 inflammatory, Bism. ; inflammatory, transient 
 heat, throbbing, worse on motion and stoop- 
 ing, extending upward from napeof neck with 
 swollen veins in temples (syphilis) I ISang.; 
 frequent, deep inspiration, IGlon.; lips swollen 
 IGlon.; during menses, INuxm. ; withmenor- 
 rhagia or metrorrhagia, lAcon., IMillef.; from 
 suppression of menses, almost apoplectic, with 
 nausea and vomiting, IVer. v.] in morning, 
 
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 worse toward noon, gradually better toward 
 evening, pains terrible, fears going mad, runs 
 or presses head against wall, IStram.; worse on 
 motion and least noise, BGlon. ; in old people 
 with, dark hair and eyes, Hod., periodic every 
 twelve or fifteen days for many years, IGlon.; 
 better from external pressure, IGlon.; with 
 cool skin, Ham. ; from suppression of sweat or 
 urine, Ascl. s. ; frequent and profuse flow of 
 pale urine, or urine highly colored with red- 
 dish sediment and mucus of dirty, reddish- 
 yellow tint,BGlon.; vertex burning hot,lGlon.; 
 with vertigo, prevents rising, IGlon.; better 
 from application of cold water, IGlon.; more 
 frequent in hot weather, BMelil. ; nervous, weak 
 and trembling after, IMelil.; heat of face, with 
 trembling in head, Cop. ; vessels dilated, Ver. 
 v. ; with venous congestion, IHam. 
 JS@P fulness, hammering, heat, throbbing. 
 
 Headache, consciousness. JPUP unconscious. 
 
 Headache, with constipation : Alum., Anag., 
 ■ IBry., ICalc. p., IHydras., IILacdef., IINux 
 v., I Ver.; at intervals of one, two or three 
 days, I Puis.; and dizziness, Calc. fl.; affecting 
 forehead and eyes, llris ; from torpor and dry- 
 ness of a portion of intestinal mucous tract, 
 when tongue is clean or covered with bubbles 
 of frothy saliva, INatr. m. $3HT stool. 
 
 Headache, constrictive : ICarbo v., ICoccul., 
 Crotal., Jamb.; as if brain were constricted on 
 all sides, Tarax.; with drowsiness, Cub.; worse 
 warm drinks, 1 1 Yer. v.; especially about fore- 
 head, commencing slight, increasing till vio- 
 lent and ending slight, IPlat.; before menses, 
 Hep.; with nausea, Carbo v.; especially in 
 occiput, lEuphor.; with facial erysipelas, 
 ■Graph.; of posterior and superior integu- 
 ments (tinea favosa), Hydrocot.; as if there 
 were a wound on parietal bone which was 
 being scratched, place feels hot (neuropathia), 
 Kali ars.; in right side of, at noon, Pallad.; in 
 scalp, worse talking and in open air, better 
 sitting or lying, INatr. m.; with shooting in 
 temples, generally right, llris ; in whole upper 
 part, increasing and decreasing slowly, Stann.; 
 with vertigo, staggers, MCalab. 
 JE^IP band, contractive, crampy, pressing, 
 tension, viselike. 
 
 Headache, contractive : as if too small, I IGlon.; 
 and pinched feeling of scalp, Lyss.; of scalp, 
 Carbo v., Selen.; scalp as if drawn together to 
 one spot, Zinc. ; scalp as if clutched and drawn 
 together to one point of a circle, BCinch. ; in 
 scalp, followed by numbness of head and ex- 
 ternally on vertex, worse in evening and while 
 sitting, better in motion and in open air, BPlat. 
 JEgiP 03 band, constrictive, crampy, pressing, 
 tension, viselike. 
 
 Headache, contusive : jg^° bruised. 
 
 Headache, conversation : jgigf talking. 
 
 Headache, with convulsions : of children, 
 IHell.; causes sharp cries, IZinc; extends 
 over entire head (puerperal), IBVer. v.; after 
 spasms, Canst.; before spasms, Cannab. 
 g^° chorea, epileptic. 
 
 Headache, with coryza : jg^° catarrhal. 
 
 Headache, with cough: Apis, BArn., BBell., 
 BIBry., BCalc, BBCaps., BColoc, Con., Blpec, 
 BIris, BKali c, BLach., BLac def., Med., BflNatr. 
 m., BNux v., BPuls., BPhos. ac, 1 1 Rumex, 
 ISang., Sars., Sep., BSpig., BBSquilla, Ver., Vib.; 
 worse in open air, BChel.; in bronchitis, 
 
 BPhos. ; continual, without expectoration 
 (croup), I ISang.; dry, worse from least move- 
 ment (jaundice), BPhos.; hard dry, day and 
 night, BLyc; dry, spasmodic, simulating 
 early stage of whooping cough, Rumex; dry 
 and tight, I IXan.; tickling dry, disturbing 
 sleep, ICon.; worse in forehead (influenza), 
 iAnt. t.; in epidemic influenza, BSabad.; at 
 night, I lEup. perf.; in occiput, Ars. h.; stitch- 
 ing (bronchial catarrh), BCalc; in vertex, 
 Ars. h. 
 gig* catarrhal, bursting, splitting. 
 
 Headache, crampy: Ananth., Rheum, Psor.; on 
 left side, BPhos.; drawing, tearing, worse by 
 study, or exertion, following fever and ague, 
 BGels. fi^* band, constrictive, contrac- 
 tive, tensive, viselike. 
 
 Headache, as if crushed: Ananth.; intense, 
 threatens to make him unconscious, I Amyl. 
 jgggp shattering. 
 
 Headache, cutting: in right side frontal to occipi- 
 tal regions, settles in left parietal bone, BBell.; 
 better by coffee, Cornus * as if a knife were 
 drawn through left, transversely, BArn.; as if 
 part of right side were cut off, worse after rising 
 or ascending, better from heat and after 
 belching, BLach.; after menses, BNatr. m.; in 
 nerves of left, coming and going, preventing 
 sleep, BAur. met.; neuralgia, with vomiting 
 BIris; from bridge of nose to occiput, Ferr.iod.; 
 worse right side, in forehead and occiput, 
 BBell.; in one side, better thinking of it, BCic; 
 of short duration, changing often, I llris ; 
 passing from above right eye through head to 
 back of left ear, 1 1 Tuberc. 
 f$^ lancinating, stabbing, stitches. 
 
 Headache, from dancing: BIArg. nit. 
 Jl^" heat, motion, walking. 
 
 Headache, darting : BKali iod.,Merc. sul.; upon 
 exposure to any draught of air or before storm 
 (ciliary neuralgia), BSil.; changing locality, 
 Berb. ; not confined to one locality (diphtheria), 
 
 I IHydras. ; after suppressed gonorrhoea, 
 
 I I Psor.; in left side, Polyg., Rumex; in left side 
 from temporal to orbital region, Lact. ac. ; like 
 lightning, Carbo a.; in one side, BKali bi.; from 
 one side to other, Carbol. ac; worse in rest, 
 better walking, BCaps.; in right side, Brach.; 
 tortuous running into head and prevent- 
 ing sleep, B Chin, a.; after vexation (1 to 10 
 p.m.), BMagn. c; worse walking, better sitting, 
 Cinch. Jg^°* shooting, neuralgic. 
 
 Headache, all day : BNiccol,; in irritation of 
 brain, BLach. 
 glir afternoon, morning, noon. 
 
 Headache, deep seated : IBBov, Cubeb.; with 
 depression and drowsiness, BCornus. 
 
 Headache, delirium : Colch.; in those readily 
 becoming delirious in fever, or with pain, 
 BBAgar. ; in typhoid scarlatina, BAilant.; al- 
 most delirious, BMelil.; delirium tremens, 
 B Dig.; in meningitis, BVer.; in mental derange- 
 ment, delirium, Stram. 
 
 Headache, with delusions. j^° hallucina- 
 tions. 
 
 Headache, in dentition : BCalc, BCham., Tereb. 
 
 Headache, with depression : Lil. tig., Sep.; in 
 legs, while walking, Therid. 
 
 Headache, drives to despair : BVer.; runs wildly 
 about room, BCoff., 
 
 Headache, with diarrhoea : Cubeb., Stram., 
 BVer.; bilious, BNatr. s. JS®* dysenteric. 
 
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 Headache, digging : Cadm. s.; left side, Calc. a.; 
 nightly, I Caust. j^-boring.burrowing^ail. 
 
 Headache, in diphtheria: ICrotal, IMerc. s., 
 IPhyt.; peculiar hard ache, IILach.; second 
 day, I Kali iod.; violent, IKali perm. 
 fi^g- throat. 
 
 Headache, distending : j^g"- bursting. 
 
 Headache, dizziness: iEthus., I lAnthrac, 
 Apoc; lasting all day, Lyss.; when stooping, 
 as if he would fall headlong, I Gels, 
 ggp* vertigo. 
 
 Headache, from bite of dogs: IILyss. 
 
 Headache, dragging : Cadm. s., Cain. 
 
 Headache, drawing: Agar., Aph.ch., 1 1 Apis, 
 Castor., MCarbov., HCinch., Crotal., IKreo., 
 Nitr. sp. d., IPlumb., Sinap., I ISpig., ISul.; in 
 open air, better indoors, Mang. ; in bones, I Aur. 
 mur., IMerc; cramplike, especially about fore- 
 head, commencing slight, increasing violence, 
 ending slight, IPlat.; downward in right side, 
 Spong.; from corners of eyes towards temples, 
 Cic; dull, to and fro, I llpec; with swelling of 
 face and eyelids, I Rhus ; especially in fore- 
 head, Coccul. ; heat, with chill, IGlon. ; in 
 hemicrania, ISep. ; under right frontal bone, 
 ICimex ; intermittent, in rheumatic, gouty or 
 nervous diathesis, IColoc.; into lower jaw, 
 Diad.; in left side, I Aur. mur., IDros.; in left 
 side, after dinner, Zinc; in left side, eyeball to 
 occiput, I IColch.;in morning, I I Agar., I INux 
 v.; worse by motion, Cinch.; in neuralgia, 
 1 1 Agar.; on one side extending into bones of 
 face and parietal bone, IPhos.; in perioste- 
 um, Rhod.; periosteum and bones, I IMerc; 
 in periosteum, worse rest, damp stormy 
 cold weather, better wrapping head up warm- 
 ly, dry heat and exercise, IRhus ; from 
 place to place INux m.; in several places, 
 externally, worse to touch, IStaph.; pressive 
 through day, concentrates about right eye in 
 evening, I Calc; pressing settles at last in right 
 temple,Zing. ; pressive towards forehead, Amb. ; 
 in rays, upward from neck, ISang.; in 
 right side, Camph., IColoc; in right side, 
 worse after eating, giddiness in back part of 
 head, ICrotal.; in sides causes giddiness, Dig.; 
 through side to clavicle, first right, next 
 day left, Ind.; tearing, in left half, 1 1 Kali 
 c; tearing, worse from study and exertion after 
 fever and ague, 1 1 Gels. ; spasmodic, with death- 
 ly coldness, Camph.; in skull, B Calc. p.; as if 
 temple would be drawn in (noon), better in 
 open air, and when lying down, Asar.; as if 
 drawn upward, short attacks, with crawls, 
 Camph. J^g"" rheumatic. 
 
 Headache, after drinking : ICimex ; alcoholic 
 liquors (intoxication), 1 1 Ant. c, ICalc, ICoff., 
 Ilgn., IBNux v., Rhus, Ruta, ISpong., ISul., 
 ILobel., INux m., IPhos., ISelen., HZinc; 
 during and after chill, ICimex ; after drinking 
 milk, Brom.; thick, sour milk, Natr. ph.; 
 overheated, BBry.; as from nightly revelling, 
 IBry.; better from stimulants, BIgn., IKreo.; 
 better drinking cold water, Alum. ; even a small 
 sip of wine, I Zinc ; worse from wine, I Gels., 
 Oxal. ac ; better from wine, Arg. nit. 
 ggr* coffee, tea. 
 
 Headache, in dropsy: anasarca, IHell.; ascites, 
 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Headache, with drowsiness: IliEsc. h., Calc. 
 p., Myr. cer., INux m., IIOp.; all day, Stilling.; 
 and confusion of ideas, ICornus. g@ tt ' sleep. 
 
 Headache, from abuse of drugs : 1 1 Bell., IHep., 
 BINuxv., IIPuls. 
 
 Headache, dull : I Amyl., 1 1 Arg. met., I Arg. nit., 
 1 1 Arum t., Bapt., Bell., Bov., Cann. i., Cain., 
 IICheL, Cochl., Ferr. s., Form., Iber., Indig., 
 ILach., ILobel. i., Natr. ph., IPhos., I I Polyp., 
 ■Sang., Sinap., I IStram., ITereb., Viol., Zing.; 
 in anasarca, IHell.; with tingling in left arm 
 and hand, Ailant.; on awaking (melancholia), 
 I INaja; on awaking in morning, IMerc. iod. 
 flav.; with dread or fear that he would be 
 very ill (bilious remittent), 1 1 Pod.; awakes 
 in night, Ars. s. r. ; after midnight, Ant. 
 sul. aur. ; extending deep into brain, worse 
 when exercising, Merc, sul.; with oppression 
 of bronchia, Ailant.; as after a carouse, IKreo.; 
 with great oppression of chest, Ailant.; with 
 colic, Tereb.; confused, from occiput over head, 
 from heat, IGels. ; in constipation, ICollin.; 
 almost constant, INatr. m.; constant stupefy- 
 ing and pressive, I IGels.; continual, chronic, 
 IDulc. ; with acute coryza, IGels., ISenecio; 
 with darting to and fro in left side, noon, 
 Pallad.; depressing, causing a sensation of 
 torpor and a strong desire to sleep, with 
 inability to do so (under pressure of great 
 weariness or excitement), Polyg. ; with de- 
 pression, Codein., and constipation, IPlumb.; 
 with drowsiness, lassitude, nausea and sweat, 
 ICornus ; after eating, Menyanth.; in sinciput, 
 right side, after waiting for dinner, better after 
 eating, worse toward evening and lasts all 
 night, sudden piercing in eye, ICist.; with 
 ringing in right ear, Erig. ; clisappears after 
 dinner, Phell.; worse after dinner, Diosc; with 
 qualmishness at epigastrium, Sinap. ; with pain 
 behind eyes, IPod. ; with burning in eyes, 
 Ailant.; with drooping of lids, ISep.; with 
 pain in left eye, Bapt. ; with sharp pain in 
 eyes, shooting into head (torpor retinae), 
 I Jab.; with heat of face, Rumex ; with chilli- 
 ness, Cornus ; in catarrhal fever, lEuph.; before 
 chill (tertian ague), INatr. m.; better during 
 chill (tertian ague), INatr. m.; with heat in 
 evening, Hippom.; in forehead, Paris ; mostly 
 in forehead, worse evening (spermatorrhoea), 
 MSars.; in hay catarrh, MSticta; cannot lie 
 a moment on back of head, forced to lie on 
 side, ICoccul.; with tingling in head, I IPhos. 
 ac; heavy aching, Amyl.; with slight obtu- 
 sion of intellect, Lye vir.; left side, iEsc h., 
 Amyg., Asaf., Zinc; in left side, in softening of 
 brain, BBufo.; in left side, worse shaking head 
 and walking, 10 p.m., Tromb. ; light, dizzy, ex- 
 tends over whole brain, Rheum ; with malarial 
 symptoms, BNatr. s.; after menses, BCinch.; 
 in morning, BBAgar.; pain, IGels., IHyper., 
 Lactu. v.; in bed, better after rising, IHep.; 
 returns morning, getting up, I lAst. r.; in 
 morning, on awaking, better during day, 
 Cinch, bol.; soon after getting up, worse on 
 left side, lasting about two hours, I Codein ; 
 in morning, with sensitiveness of eyes, ICina, 
 ICinnab.; in morning, during sleep, Led.; 
 waking in morning, lasting all day, worse 
 from motion, stooping, studying, Ars. i. ; 
 worse from motion and reading, 1 1 Rob.; with 
 violent nosebleed (septic fever, scarlatina), 
 ITereb.; now here, now there, Bism.; with 
 numbness, Chin, s.; in occiput, after breakfast, 
 worse when moving and stooping, IGels.; with 
 palpitation, Agar.; with palpitation and flashes 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 before eyes, Iber.; in acute exacerbations of 
 phthisis, IKali nit.; better from pressure, 
 lApis ; in right side, Msc. h., Arg. met., Ru- 
 mex ; disappears towards noon, Ced. ; in room, 
 with difficult flow of ideas, better in open air, 
 I IMenyanth.; in side, ICinnab.; moving from 
 sinciput to occiput, settling in left temple, 
 ULil. tig.; with sleepiness and weakness dur- 
 ing day, Cornus; with restless sleep, Lil. tig.; 
 with stitches in region of spleen, Urt. ur.; con- 
 verted into acute stabbing bv any quick 
 movement, BSpig.; with heavy feeling in sternal 
 region, Ailant.; worse by going up stairs and 
 by walking, IIPteL; with vertigo and im- 
 pairment of vision, I Phyt.; with vertigo and 
 feverish chilliness, Iber. SUf* heavy. 
 
 Headache, with dulness : Calc. p., Diad.; caus- 
 ing dulness or stupefaction, ILed. 
 
 Headache, in persons who are mentally and 
 physically dwarfish : Bar. c. 
 
 Headache, dysenteric: IIBufo., DLept. 
 gigf 31 diarrhoea. 
 
 Headache, dyspeptic, g^* gastric. 
 
 Headache, ears: with earache, ISang.; frequent 
 pain, with diminution of hearing, 1 1 Petrol.; ear 
 inflamed, Anac; extends into ears, Calc. a.; 
 with cracking in left ear, BForm.; with deaf- 
 ness, Bar.m.; (in Meniere's disease), ISal. ac. ; 
 worse from music, iiCoff., 1 1 Pod.; with noises 
 in ear, after a cold drink, IKali c; noises in 
 head, ICalc; with otorrhoea, UPsor.; extends 
 behind ear into neck, Ziz.; with roaring (co- 
 ryza), BAcon.; with roaring for an hour in head 
 and right ear, worse lying on left, better lying 
 on right, 1 1 Phos.; with stitches in left, IKali 
 bi. g^" noises. 
 
 Headache, eating : after meals, Ant. t., Bry., 
 Calc, ICalc.p.,Carb. s.,iCarbo v., Cham.,Chlor., 
 Cinch, bol., ICoff., IHyos., Natr. s., BNux v., 
 BRhus, I IRumex, IZinc; better after eating, 
 Arg. nit., Laur., Card, m., IICheL, BKali bi., 
 Sep.,Sinap.; returning in three and a half hours 
 andleavingat sunset,Coca; better while eating, 
 ILith. c; worse while eating, Amm. c; before 
 breakfast, ICalc; after breakfast, Agar.,Bufo., 
 Carb.s., 1 1 Hyper., BIris; with sleepiness, BNux 
 m.; better after breakfast, Act. rac, 1 1 Arum t.; 
 after dinner, Amm. c, Ars. h., I IStram.; better 
 afterdinner, 1 1 Arum t.,Phell.,Zing.; after slight- 
 est error in diet, Calc. a.; from fats, B iPuls.; from 
 ice cream, I Ars., 1 IPuls.; while masticating 
 (sick headache), IPhos.; from meat(dyspepsia), 
 I IRuta ; from eating too much, ICoff., I INux 
 m.; from pastry, I IPuls.; from warm food, 
 I ISuL; from highly seasoned food, I INux v.; 
 head aches if he does not eat, BBLyc; if he 
 does not eat frequently, BSul.; with aver- 
 sion to food, 1 1 Ant. c, I Sep.; as if one had 
 eaten too much, or as if stomach had been dis- 
 ordered by being overloaded by too much fat 
 meat, I IPuls. 
 
 Headache, emissions (seminal) : after, IHam., 
 IKob., Viol. Jg@f° masturbation, sexual. 
 
 Headache, epigastrium : goneness, I ISep. 
 
 Headache, epileptic: lAtrop., IBufo., ICalc, 
 ILach. ; after attack, BCaust., B Cup. m., IKali br.; 
 before attack ILach.; before and after attacks, 
 ICina. Ji^ir* convulsions. 
 
 Headache, eructations: Camph.; do not re- 
 lieve, Pallad.; and nausea, during morning, 
 I Graph. jgg|p gastric, 
 
 Headache, eruption : after suppressed, 1 1 Ant. c, 
 
 INux in., IPsor., BSul. ; eczema, Mez.; itch, 
 I ISuL; relieved by furuncles, IChin. a. 
 
 Headache, in evening: Ant. t.,Asaf.,IBell., Cycl., 
 IKali bi., I IKali m., IKalm., 1 1 Paris, I IPuls., 
 Stront.; on going to bed, Alum.; in bed, with 
 shivering and coldness over body, pain began 
 on cervical vertebrae, extends to cerebellum 
 and forhead, where it was worse, I ISiL; bone 
 pains worse, IIMez.; better in evening, worse 
 in morning, Illic; as in stopped catarrh, fol- 
 lowed by dry heat in bed and a drunken sleep, 
 I IPuls.; on lying down, Zinc; lasting until 
 morning, Colch.; worse from noise, Bar. c; 
 rheumatic, worse, I IKali p.; stinging, worse, 
 ICycl.; until falling asleep, Ang.; stupefying, 
 worse, lAnt.c; tearing, worse, I Coccul.; throb- 
 bing, worse, ICoccul., B Natr. m., Vib., Zinc; 
 worse after 10 p.m., Ars. h. 
 
 Headache, from excitement: lAcon., I Arm, 
 IBell., Benz. ac, ICact., ICoccul., Codein., 
 ■Coff., IGels., ILach., INux v., IOp., IPhos., 
 IPic ac. fi£*gf° hysteria, joy. 
 
 Headache, from exercise and exertion : ^Hf* 
 dancing, heat, lifting, mental exertion, 
 motion, straining, -walking. 
 
 Headache, explosive : walking in sleep, I IPhos. 
 j^^shattering, shocks. 
 
 Headache, eyes: amaurosis, IZinc, ISep.; chron- 
 ic, with asthenopia and fulness in stomach, 
 I Iris; behind eyes, I ITherid.; blinding, I IBell., 
 ICaust., IGels., lilris, BNatr. m.; makes blind, 
 then unconscious, BBell.; blinding, with bear- 
 ing down in uterus, iFerr. ph.; sudden blind- 
 ness, followed by convulsions, Cup. m.; loss of 
 sight and hearing, IStram.; buries eyes in her 
 hands and presses them into pillow (sick head- 
 ache), BLac def; burning, Diad.; burning com- 
 ing out of eyes, Jamb.; caused by candlelight, 
 Mane; light of candle seems to be dark 
 and to flicker, Euph.; better closing eyes, 
 IBell., Bry., BCalc, Chin, s., Hell., BHyos., 
 ISuL; worse on closing eyes, BOp.; as if 
 something closed eyes forcibly, B Coccul.; con- 
 gested, BAct. rac; with cramps in one eye, 
 Viol. ; better by looking crosseyed, BOleand.; 
 before headache, objects dancing before eyes, 
 BPsor.; from optical defects, BMagn. p.; in'eye 
 disease, BArg. nit.; extends to eyes, Ars. m., 
 ICrotal.; extends to eyes, in evening, BPuls.; 
 extend to eyes and lower jaw, BArg. nit.; 
 as if eyes would fall out, ISep.; when gaz- 
 ing steadily, Cina, BSpong. ; better while 
 eyes are steadily fixed upon one object 
 and while patient is thinking of one sub- 
 ject, 1 1 Sabad. ; with flickering before eyes, 
 Caps., Chin, a., BLach., BPsor., Sars.; chronic, 
 preceded by flickering before eyes and ver- 
 tigo, must lie down, BDiad.; flickering in pecu- 
 liar zigzag figures, Lach.; flickering, on rising 
 in morning, B BCycl.; inflamed, B IBadiag. , Med. ; 
 inflamed and wild, BBell., BGlon.; inflamed, 
 watery, general soreness of muscles, as if he 
 had taken cold, Stilling. ; in scrofulous keratitis, 
 BLach.; with lachrymation, Chin. a., BKali iod., 
 BStram.; with lachrymation, especially of left 
 eye, 1 1 Calab.; extends into left eye, BIgn.; worse 
 in left eye, in forenoon or from stooping, bet- 
 ter while eating, lying down and after sleeping, 
 I IPhos.; worse when moving upper lid, Coloc 
 lids heavy, BCaust., BFerr., BBGels. ; sensitive 
 to light, Aeon., BArs., BApis, B BBell., Bufo., 
 BCaulo.,BCoccul.,BCoff., BGels.,BMed.,BNat .m., 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
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 INatr. s., Nux v., IPhos., 1 1 Plat., IPuls., 1 1 Sep., 
 ISil., BSpig., Zing., Ziz.; looking at any- 
 thing makes headache worse, Lith. ; better 
 looking up and bending head back, Bell. ; 
 worse looking up, ICalc, llgn.; worse mov- 
 ing eyes, I Act. rac, Bell., BColoc, BHep., IMur. 
 ac, PteL, ISep., BSil.; worse moving or open- 
 ing eyes, IBry., BNux v.; worse moving eyes 
 or facial muscles, BSpig.; worse turning eyes, 
 Sep.; worse turning eyes in pertussis, Badiag.; 
 worse moving or turning up eyes, Bapt. ; 
 worse moving eyes, looking down and read- 
 ing, Bell. ; from occiput to eyeball, espe- 
 cially right, BSil. ; from behind forward 
 (neuralgia), BSpig. ; involves optic nerve, 
 worse in morning, sight is blurred, gets better 
 as headache gets worse, comes and goes with 
 sun, with nausea, Kali bi.; begins on opening 
 eyes in morning, lasts all day, BBry.; can 
 hardly keep eyes open, Carbol. ac, Lith.; 
 especially deep in orbits to occiput, must shut 
 eyes, Ced.; chiefly in orbital region, with red 
 face and eyes, BBell.; with tearing in orbit, 
 BChin. s. ; especially over eyes, ISep., Sinap. ; 
 especially over left eye, ILach., ISpig. ; over 
 left eye, commencing day before menses 
 (dysmenorrhoea), HXan. ; linear pain over 
 left eye, Tell. ; most marked over left eye 
 and in temple, extending into eye, caus- 
 ing profuse lachrymation, ILac def. ; sting- 
 ing, over left eye, Selen.; violent supraorbital 
 on either side, but only one side at a time, 
 Iris; worse over eyes, with tightness of head, 
 Xan.; severe in eyes, Q Act. rac, ISpig., I ISticta ; 
 with painfullness of eyes when moving them, 
 Hippom.; pressing in eyes, after, Anag.; with 
 pressure towards eyes, Astac; as if eyes 
 would be pressed out," llgn.; with dull pressure 
 in left eye, Zing.; with red eyes, "Carbo a.; ex- 
 tending into right eye, Lyss.; especially over 
 right eye, 1 1 Sang., ISep.; with pulsations over 
 right eye, Cinch, bol.; with scintillations be- 
 fore eyes, IPlat.; with sore eyes, after a fall, 
 IHyper.; with stitches in eyes, Hippom.; 
 stitches out at eyes, ISuL; from "straining eves, 
 ICalab., ICalc, BCina, I Gels., I Ham., Uab.| 
 INatr. m., IPhos. ac, QRhus, DRuta; with feel- 
 ing of suffusion or fulness (intermittent), 
 1 1 Nux v.; as if sunken, Calc s. ; as if being torn 
 ICoccul.; with tensive pain from eyes to teeth 
 out, and cheeks, worse night (anchylosis), 
 I I Staph.; on straining, in want of accommo- 
 dation, BArg. nit.; as if a weight pressed down 
 into eyes, IPhos.; with vision of a fiery trem- 
 ulous half circle, Viol.; with dim vision, Aeon., 
 Arg. nit., IICycL, Kali c, I IPhos. ac, I IPuls., 
 IISul., IVer. v.; dim vision precedes headache, 
 lllris, IKali bi., ILac def., IPsor., IPhos.; dim 
 vision follows headache, ISil.; with double 
 vision, INatr. m., I IPhyt.; with sparks before 
 eyes, Aur. met., IBelL, ICycl.; sees spectres, 
 before headache, IPsor. ; sees white specks, 
 Ustil.; rings or black spots before eyes, IPsor.; 
 worse on seeing water or hearing it run, Lyss.; 
 with weakness of sight, Meph.; whirling be- 
 fore eyes every day, from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., since 
 two years, I IPsor. 
 
 B®^ reading, writing, also Chapter 5, Cir- 
 cumorbital, Orbital, Supraorbital. 
 Headache, face : extends into, IGels.; to cheeks, 
 jaws, teeth, and neck, IKreo.; extends to 
 upper maxilla, Carbo v.; into zygoma or 
 
 cheeks, IHyper.; distorts, INux m. ; as though 
 forehead were drawn to root of nose, then 
 backward towards occiput, as if by a string, 
 I I Paris; flushed, IBelL, INatr. m.; flushed and 
 hot, IGlon.; hot, Aloe, IGlon., ISpong.; pale, 
 ■Lach., IVer.; red, IBelL, Cycl., IGlon.; red, 
 bloated, ILach., Led.; red and hot, Indig.; red 
 and hot, with vomiting of food, IFerr. ph.; 
 red, with nausea and vomiting, before, dur- 
 ing, and after menses, INatr. m.; causes purple 
 •redness, with bloodshot eyes, culminating in 
 epistaxis which relieves, I IMeliL; with shoot- 
 ing in upper, Lyss.; with sweat, IGlon.; yellow 
 spots, Laur. 
 
 Headache, with fainting : Castor., Hippoz., 
 Stram., IVer.; faintness, Carbo v.; as if about 
 to faint, ICalc. 
 
 Headache, causes falling : IBelL 
 
 Headache, from fatigue : Codein. 
 jggg?*' motion, -walking. 
 
 Headache, feet : cold,IBelL, Bufo.,!ICalc, 1 1 Chin. 
 s., I ILac def., I IPlat.; cold, especially even- 
 ing and morning, I ISep. ; fidgety, has to cross 
 them to keep them quiet, I I Zinc. Jggg"* limbs. 
 
 Headache, fever : in apyrexia : I Ant. t., I Arm, 
 IFerr., BPolyp., I IPuls.; during chill, 1 1 Agar., 
 Amm. c, MAnthrac, ICalc, ICoff.,' Coral., 
 ICup. m., Elat., lEup. perf., Graph., Indig., 
 I ILact. ac, 1 1 Med., Mez., I INatr. m., I INux 
 v., IPetroL, Sang., ISpong., VarioL, Zinc, 
 Zing.; following chill, Alum., 1 1 Ant. c, ICi- 
 mex, lElat, I IPuls., VarioL, Vib.; with chilli- 
 ness in afternoon, Coca, slight, at 2 p.m., lEup. 
 perf. ; before chill, lArs., IBry., lEup. pur.; be- 
 tween paroxysms, I llgn.; with chilliness (catar- 
 rhal fever), "l Kali c; with chill, from cold, 
 Ars.; with chilliness, followed by fever, Ammo- 
 niac; with chilliness intermingled with heat, 
 B IPuls. ; during chill intermittent, ICaps., 
 I IPuls.; with chilliness and languor (bronchial 
 attacks after whooping cough), BKali bi.; with 
 chills and general malaise (nettlerash), ICop.; 
 with chills, nausea and vomiting, Sarrac; with 
 shaking chills (climacteric period), Therid.; 
 with shaking chill, 9 p.m., better in bed, 
 succeeded thirst, Magn. s.; intense, preceded 
 by shuddering chill passing from brain down 
 spine, with a feeling as if head above eyes were 
 swollen, I ITuberc; with shuddering, LSang.; 
 chilly, yet external warmth is unbearable, Sep.; 
 worse during chill, Ars. h.; with fever, Anag.; 
 with fever, 1 1 Astac; with fever heat, ECaps., 
 lEup.perf.; during heat, IAnt.t.,IB Apis, Carbo 
 v., ICoccul., Cornus,Diad., INatr. m.JEup. perf., 
 Stram., Ver. alb.; with heat, ILach., 1 1 Med., 
 IIMerc iod. rub., UNatr. m., IOp., Zing.; 
 after fever, B Ars.; in bilious fever, lEup. perf., 
 IPolyp.; in intermittent, HCimex, HCinch., 
 ICist., ICoccul., lElat., lEup. perf., IFerr., 
 BGels., IKali c, IPolyp.; after intermittent, 
 ICina, 1 1 Rhus, IISul.; with intense heat 
 in evening (pneumonia), IISul.; with fever, 
 worse at night with drowsiness,ICrotal.;during 
 paroxysms of fever, IKali c; intense during 
 paroxysm, moderate during apyrexia, extends 
 to root of nose and throat (ague), Blpec; worse 
 during heat (intermittent), ECoccuL; hot 
 flashes, I I Sang. ; preceding paroxysm (inter- 
 mittent) , I I Elat. ; after fever and sweat (quar- 
 tan ague), IPhelL; after suppression of ague, 
 IPuls.; at beginning of fever in morning, BKali 
 c; in remittent fever, BPolyp.; during sweat 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 (ague), BNatr. m.; in typhus, BApis, BBapt., 
 BCoccuL, IGlon., I Sang.; in yellow fever, B I Car- 
 bo v., 1 1 Merc. JS^r* cold, heat, sweat. 
 
 Headache, with flatulence : better passing 
 wind, BCann. i., iEthus., Cic. 
 i^° eructation, gastric. 
 
 Headache, from loss of animal fluids : BCinch., 
 BSul. gi|P emissions, masturbation, sex- 
 ual, weakness. 
 
 Headache, flying pains: BKali bi. j^°dart- 
 ing, neuralgic, and changing locality. 
 
 Headache, in forehead : $^t* Forehead, head- 
 ache. 
 
 Headache, forenoon : g^ morning. 
 
 Headache, with formication in limbs : Camph. 
 J^gf numb, tingling. 
 
 Headache, fulness: BArg. nit., Calc. p., I lEup. 
 perf.; in dysmenorrhea, B Chloral., on blow- 
 ing nose or coughing, 1 1 Eup. perf. 
 jpS? congestive, pressing, throbbing. 
 
 Headache, from gaslight: BCaust.; from work- 
 ing under gaslight, BGlon., BNatr. c. 
 jgi!^ hea.t, sun. 
 
 Headache, gastric; All. sat., IBAnac, BBAnt.c, 
 BArn., Arum m., BAscl. t., BBBry., ICalc. p., 
 BCaust., BCoff. t.,Cornus, BCycl., BEup. perf., 
 Gamb., BHydras., ILobel. i., I IMagn. c, 
 BNux m., BBNux v., SIPuls., 1 1 Rheum, ISang., 
 BSep., BSil.; from acidity, BCast. eq., BHy- 
 dras., BBNux v., ilris, BRob.; burning, in 
 stomach, Camph.; chronic, BCalc, Cornus; 
 with gulping up some water, INatr. m.; 
 habitual, to which delicate and literary men 
 are subject, BArg. nit.; hemorrhoidal, with 
 dizziness, BCollin., BiNux v.; with nausea, 
 as if at sea, BCoccul.; from overloading stomach, 
 iNuxm., BBPuls.; with pain in stomach, BCalc. 
 p., BColoc; pressure in stomach, after midnight, 
 BSul.; sensitiveness in region of stomach, Ant. 
 t. Jg^ 1 * bilious, constipation, eating, eruc- 
 tation, flatulence, hunger. 
 
 Headache, with giddiness : gig 03 vertigo. 
 
 Headache, with glandular swellings : ICalc. 
 
 Headache, gnawing : with otalgia 1 1 Ran. sc; in 
 arthritic ophthalmia, BColoc; especially in 
 
 ' forehead from slightest cold or mental dis- 
 turbance, worse from touch, with hot, red 
 face, I I Puis.; in scalp, Berb. ; in temples and 
 occiput, Led. Jgigpburrowing, digging. 
 
 Headache, gouty : BAscl. t., BColoc,, BGuaiac, 
 BSul.; from abdominal plethora, BSep.; from 
 menstrual derangement, BSep.; mostly half- 
 sided, BBell.; particularly in delicate, sensitive 
 women, BSep. M^° rheumatic. 
 
 Headache, from grief: BGels., BIgn., BNatr. m., 
 BPhos. ac, BPhos. 
 
 Headache, with grippe. J^= catarrhal. 
 
 Headache, hair : hangs loosely, worse if it is put 
 up, BBell.; from having hair cut, B BBell.; as if 
 hairs were pulled, with nausea, Alum. 
 
 Headache, with hallucinations : BHyos., BCup. 
 ac. 
 
 Headache, hammering : Amm. c, Cadm. s., 
 BCalc, BBGlon., BHep., BBLach.; with mental 
 confusion, Ferr.; in chronic catarrh of bladder, 
 MPareira; like blows through head, Psor., 
 BSul. ; in left side, Eup. pur.; in evening, when 
 lying down, Clem.; in supraorbital neuralgia, 
 BChel.; when waking in morning, worse 9 a.m., 
 affecting throat and neck, Tarant.; on left side, 
 coming on gradually toward morning and 
 going off about breakfast time, BNitr. ac; must 
 
 lie down, or as if brain were rent asunder, 
 Ferr.; in morning, BCalc; extending to neck 
 and teeth, worse at night, BCinch.; megrim, 
 IFerr.; especially on stooping, BGlori.; from vi- 
 vacious talking, BSul.; from within outward, 
 Psor. gi^ congestive, throbbing. 
 
 Headache, hands: clinched after, BColoc; cold, 
 IILacdef. jg^" limbs. 
 
 Headache, with hawking: of white mucus, 
 Kali m. 
 
 Headache, heart: fluttering, BNaja; followed 
 by labored action and cardiac depression, 
 BLyc. vir.; pain, BCact., BLach., Lyss.; palpita- 
 tion, Bufo.; palpitation in chlorosis, BCycl.; 
 palpitation better and worse with headache, 
 1 1 Calc. a. 
 
 Headache, heat: in head, BBell., Diad., BPod., 
 BGlon., BStram.; in head, flushed face (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), fi Calab. ; from inward 
 heat, with burning, BNux m.; distressing with 
 burning febrile heat, BHep.; with external 
 heat, 1 1 Med.; with flushes of heat over body, 
 Sep.; drawing hot pain, better by frequent 
 sneezing, Lil. tig.; as if hot iron were bound 
 around head, Aeon.; heat causes dull, confused 
 headache, BGels.; worse from heat, BBAloe, 
 Natr. a. ; from overheating, BBell., Carbo v., 
 BSil., BThuya; after overheating, with copious 
 sweat, I IGlon.;betterfromhotcompresses,BSil.; 
 better from warmth, Caust., BCinch., BIgn., 
 BBMagn. p., BRhus; better from heat, BNux 
 m., Stront.; better from dry heat, Rhod.; tear- 
 ing better from heat, BStram.; better in warm 
 room, Nux v., BSil.; worse from warmth, Arg. 
 nit., Ars. h., BBell., BCarbo v., Como., I IDros^, 
 BNatr. m., Ptel., BKalm.; worse in warm air, 
 Iod.; worse getting warm in bed, Ant. t. E BLyc; 
 worse in a warm room, 1 1 Apis, Colch., I IKali 
 s., BPhos., Sinap., Sep., BSul., Zinc; worse 
 from warmth of stove, Como., Mane; worse 
 near warm stove, with rumbling in abdomen 
 renewed by every motion and when taking 
 a deep inspiration, BManc; cannot bear rays 
 of sun, BGlon.; worse in sunshine, Nux v.; 
 worse getting warm while walking, BBLyc 
 
 » B^f bed, congestive, fever, gaslight, room, 
 sun, throbbing, wrapping. 
 
 Headache, heavy : Cain., 1 1 Calab., Cann. i., 
 Cochl., Natr. ph., Sinap., Spig. ; at 1.30 p.m., 
 BPhyt.; after breakfast, Carb. s.; with drow- 
 siness, lassitude, nausea and sweat, BCornus; 
 dull, Cup. ars., Dory., Verbas. ; dull, 3 p.m., 
 BLyss.; dull in dyspepsia, I IFluor.ac; dull, 
 in circles, above eyes to occiput, Zing.; dull, 
 mostly over eyes, worse on left side, extends 
 at times to vertex and occiput (principally 
 when delayed menses should appear), worse 
 sudden jar, or bending over, false step and 
 movement, Vib.; dull, with profusion of tears, 
 drowsiness and unrefreshing sleep, I INatr.m.; 
 dull in prevailing fever, BAmm. m.; dull in 
 typhoid, BGels. ; dull, worse in forehead, 1 1 Eup. 
 pur.; dull in left side of head, BLobel.i.;dull in 
 morning, Arum d.; dull, mainly in occiput, 
 mastoid or upper cervical region to shoulders, 
 better when sitting or reclining head high" 
 on pillow, BGels. ; dull, pain in right side, 
 Stilling. ; dull, with stitches, now and then, 
 Zing.; with pain in eyes, Calab.; worse on turn- 
 ing eyes, Cinch.; especially in frontal emin- 
 ence, BLith.; in left side, better from pressure, 
 worse lying down, 1 1 Ver. v.; as from a load, 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 129 
 
 Calad.; during menses, BKali c, IMagn. c; 
 oppressive, for three days, BMelil. ; worse on 
 motion, stooping, studying, waking in morn- 
 ing, lasting all day, Ars. i.; pressing most in 
 forehead, giddy, INux m.; with sweat, DCor- 
 nus. 
 $§^ congestive, dull, pressing, weight. 
 
 Headache, with hemorrhoids : BHydras.,EBNux 
 v., IISul.; from suppressed hemorrhoidal dis- 
 charge, 1 1 Collin. 
 
 Headache, caused by hiccough : BBry. 
 
 Headache, from hunger: Caust., BSil.; if not 
 at once satisfied, Elaps.; hungry during, Phos., 
 MPsor. j^gf* eating, gastric. 
 
 Headache, in hysteria : EArund., IBell., IBry., 
 flCamph., BCaps., IHelon., BLach., BPhos., 
 . Stann.; after attack, or several days before, 
 BKali c; in young women, BArg. nit.; boring in 
 clavus, with vomiting, INux v.; with fainting 
 spasms and sense of constriction of chest, 
 chilliness all over, inclination to involuntary 
 stool and copious flow of colorless urine, 
 BMosch.; sensation like globus hystericus, 
 when pain is worse (meningitis), 1 1 Sep.; in 
 left side, 1 1 Sep.; in people of nervous or san- 
 guine temperament, BCoff.; suddenly appear- 
 ing and disappearing, BIgn.; with weakness, 
 fainting, tetanic spasms, INux m. 
 jg^~ chorea, excitement, intolerable, ner- 
 vous, neuralgic. 
 
 Headache, increases gradually : Calc; for three 
 or four months, BGels.; with sudden abate- 
 ment, BIgn.; suddenly ceasing, Sul. ac; until 
 very severe, then decreases as gradually, 
 iflPlat., BStann. £i§~ suddenly. 
 
 Headache, from indigestion : j^^ gastric. 
 
 Headache, indoors: g^° room, 
 
 Headache, with influenza: jg^" catarrhal. 
 
 Headache, intolerable: BCoff.; by coughing or 
 sneezing, BKali c; makes her wish for death, 
 BLil. tig.; with red face, Bell.; in syphilis, 
 BLach.; in typhus, BApis ; worse left side, 
 from motion, better lying down (catarrh of 
 frontal sinuses), BCup. m.; making patients 
 tearful, BCoff. 
 
 Headache, from intoxication : #@ D> drinking. 
 
 Headache, from ironing: BOBry. 
 
 Headache, with irritability : Ind., BLacc,Lyss., 
 BNux v., Pallad. 
 
 Headache, with itching of whole body : Mez. 
 
 Headache, jagging pain: worse from noise and 
 light, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Headache, jarring : head seems jarred on one 
 side, BNux v.; felt jarred after shock in head, 
 I I Phos.; worse from jarring, IBell., ECon., 
 BGlon., BNitr. ac, Sil., BSpig.; worse from least 
 jar of the bed, IBBell., Ziz. 
 J^^ motion, shocks, stunning, -walking. 
 
 Headache, lower jaw: stiff and painful, Lyss.; 
 with caries, Mez.; extending to jaws, I I Kali m. 
 
 Headache, jerking: Asaf., Bry., BKreo., BNatr. 
 m.; concussion of brain, BCic, BSul., Val.; 
 in anterior part, BKreo.; from behind forward, 
 better drinking cold water, BKali c; in ca- 
 tarrh of chest, 1 1 Apis ; worse on motion and 
 when walking, better lying, I Cinch.; dow r n 
 from, Calc. a.; like electric shocks, worse in 
 cold, better at rest and from warmth, BCic; 
 scalp as if jerked forward from occiput to fore- 
 head, lAmyl.; sudden, Samb.; on ascending 
 steps, worse raising eyes, BIgn.; upward, like 
 electric, shocks, Sep.; worse walking quickly 
 
 9 
 
 or ascending stairs rapidly, E Bell.; withjerk- 
 
 ings through body, LGlon. 
 
 f$§T neuralgic, shocks, tearing. 
 
 Headache, from excessive joy: ECoff. 
 
 J^gF 13 excitement, hysterical, laughing. 
 
 Headache, jumping: jggg^ throbbing. 
 
 Headache, lacerating Alum., Ant. c, Bov., 
 Indig., BKali iod.; in bones, IMerc; in even- 
 ing in bed, Laur.; of whole left side, 1 1 Guaiac; 
 in morning till noon, ilpec; sick headache, 
 BSul. $0^ neuralgic, rending, tearing. 
 
 Headache, lancinating: Cadm. s., Colch., BCup. 
 ac, Ipec,Squilla, Variol.; especially in frontal 
 region. Cinch.; in left side, IIEob.; left then 
 right side, Elaps.; early in morning after rising, 
 BMagn. c; especially in occiput and vertex, 
 Dig.; especially in one side, Coccul.; in parox- 
 ysms, crying out suddenly, better holding 
 head firmly (post-scarlatinal dropsy), Tereb.; 
 especially in vertex, BCon.; better walking in 
 open air, BHep. jgiggf* cutting, nail, pierc- 
 ing, pricking, stabbing, stitches, sticking. 
 
 Headache, worse laughing: yEsc. h., Ars. m., 
 BCoccul. J8^° excitement, hysterical. 
 
 Headache, leaning: inclination to lean head 
 against something cold and hard, worse lean- 
 ing forward, better bending backward, BBBell. 
 jg^iP^ position. 
 
 Headache, leucorrhcea: with, BBNatr. m., GPlat, 
 BISep.; precedes it and irritation of bladder, 
 QSenecio. J|@P uterine. 
 
 Headache, life: disgust for, Pod. 
 ^^- suicidal. 
 
 Headache, worse from lifting : BCalc, BThuya. 
 
 Headache, light : g@~ eyes. 
 
 Headache, limbs: aching, BBAnt.c ; pain, Carbo 
 v.; tired feeling, BBell.; pain in shoulders, 
 Calad.; pain in right shoulder joint, I ILach.; 
 slight quivers in wrists and hands, BGlon.; 
 weakness of wrists, BGlon.; extends to tips 
 of fingers, with trembling and uneasiness, 
 BCamph ; thighs weak, knees knock together, 
 BGlon. 
 
 Headache, linear: constant pain, commencing 
 on forehead, extending in parallel lines back- 
 ward, before epileptic attack, I ISyph.;from or 
 near one eye backward, ISyph.; violent in a 
 small spot over left eye, short, sharp and de- 
 fined, Tell. 
 
 Headache, with liver complaint : J^" bilious. 
 
 Headache," changing locality : from side to side, 
 $ Cinch.; in single places, Ictod.; going from 
 place to place, forenoon, Alum.; commences on 
 left side and going around to right, 1 1 Sul.; first 
 one side then the other, better first going into 
 air, BLac c; first occiput then forehead, over 
 right side, BCepa ; wandering in right side of, 
 occasionally (rheumatism), I I Viol. 
 
 Headache, loose sensation: when turning, of 
 something, diagonally across top, BKalm.; 
 when shaking head, Con. 
 
 Headache, lying down: aggravates, Ant. t., 
 I I Asaf., BColoc, Con., BGlon., BPhus, Spong., 
 Thuya ; as if he had been lying with it too low 
 atnightj I Phos., on back, stitches worse, Cycl.; 
 better lying down, BCalc, Calc. s., BCinch., 
 Eryng., BGels., Glon., BIgn., Lith., BBLyc, 
 BMenyanth., BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, Sinap.; quiet- 
 ly in a dark room, Aeon., BBBell., 1 1 Pod., BSil., 
 Ziz.; better lying with head high, Ant. t., 
 BEup. perf.; better lying low (iritis), BArn.; 
 better lying on painful side, Hippom. ; when 
 
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 he lies down at night, after blow on head, 
 BNatr. m.; cannot lie on right side, BIMagn. 
 m.; worse lying on side, IKreo.; must lie 
 down, Phos. ac, IRhus; must lie down and 
 stretch, Curar.; must lie down, with blindness, 
 sight returns with increasing headache, aver- 
 sion to light and noise, IKali bi.; wants to lie 
 down and roll from side to side, Hell. ; shocks 
 in occiput worse, I Coca; soreness worse, 
 Chloral. J$pP position. 
 
 Headache, with malaise : Crotal.; and chills 
 (nettlerash), 1 1 Cop. 
 
 Headache, malarial: ggg^fever. 
 
 Headache, in mania : IKali iod., ISil., BStram,; 
 pleasant dementia, Croc; paroxysm, blas- 
 phemes, after raging for a while, exhausted 
 and had to keep in bed from great debility, 
 after becoming thoroughly wet, I I Natr. m. 
 
 Headache, after masturbation : BDig., INux v. 
 J^gf" emissions, sexual. 
 
 Headache, megrim: Jjig" nervous and sick- 
 headache, also, Hemicrania. 
 
 Headache, memory: weak, ICalc, Sarrac. 
 
 Headache, menstrual: Amm. c, Berb., ILach.; 
 after menses, iAsar., IFerr., I BNatr. m., BPuls., 
 USep. ; after menses, in dysmenorrhea, 
 1 1 Ver. v.; in amenorrhea, BApis, ICanth., 
 Symph.,1 I Ver.v.;before menses, Alum., iAsar., 
 Bufo., Calc. p , SHydras., IKali br., IIKreo., 
 ILyc, INatr. c, BNatr. m., INux m., ISuL, 
 Thuya, Ver., I IVer. v.; before menses, in oc- 
 ciput, passing over right side of head, locating 
 in or over eyes, worse until attack of epilepsy, 
 lAtrop. s.; between menses (menorrhagia), 
 IFerr. s.; after checked menses, liEthus.; with 
 delayed menses, IGraph., Pallad.; during 
 menses, Aloe, BArg. nit., Berb., Brom., ICalc, 
 Calc. s., BCarbo v., ICaust., BCoccul., Con., 
 ECroc, Cycl., Glon., IHyos., IHydras.,Hyper., 
 IKali c, I I Kali s., IIKreo., ILac def., IMagn. c, 
 Med., IMurex, BINatr.m., INux m., INux v., 
 Rhod., ISep., Ver., I IXan.; better during men- 
 ses, IBelL; in dysmenorrhea, IChloral., ICycl., 
 Merc per., I ISabina; in menorrhagia, ICoccus, 
 IFerr. s.; with menstrual irregularity, ICalc, 
 DLil. tig.; at time for return of menses (cli- 
 maxis), I ICalab.; returns at each catamenial 
 period,, BCoccul.; with menses too soon, BKali 
 bi.; menses scanty or suppressed (chlorosis), 
 B^Cycl.; from suppressed menses, BCycl., 
 laPuls., BSang., BSep.; better as menstrul flow 
 becomes established, All. sat.; ever since 
 menses first appeared, mostly on top of head, 
 I I Ustil.; has never menstruated, BCycl.; at 
 beginning and end of menses, BPuls. 
 g@°* uterine. 
 
 Headache, from mental emotion : ggg^ ex- 
 citement, hysterical. 
 
 Headache, from mental exertion: Ammoniac, 
 iAnac, BlAur. met., ICalc, ICrotal., BBGlon., 
 ILach., BLyc, IBNatr. c, INux m., INux v., 
 BaPhos., BPicac, Psor., BPuls., ISil.; from close 
 attention, BIgn., ISabad.; in threatened cere- 
 bral softening, INux v., ilPhos., HPic ac; 
 better from mental occupation, ICalc. p., 
 Sinap. ; better, then worse, Calc a.; with weak- 
 ness and strained feeling of eyes, IPhos.; sets in 
 while reflecting, BPhos.; of students, I Act. rac, 
 Ars. i., i ICalc p., BKali p., INux v., IPuls., 
 BSil., BSul.; worse from study, iEsch. h., Ars.i.; 
 in morning, from overstudy, 1 1 Zinc; crazed 
 feeling when attempting to study, Ind.; worse 
 
 from mental exertion, Arg. nit., BBry., Calab., 
 ICalc, Med., BNatr. m., INux v., Ptel., I IPuls., 
 BSil., Sul.; from mental exhaustion, llris; with 
 mental obtuseness, ILyc. vir.; with mental 
 weakness, IKali iod. 
 g^^ reading, talking, thinking, writing. 
 
 Headache, mercurial: IBHep., 1 1 Kali br., 
 Kali iod., IBNitr. ac, IStilling. 
 
 Headache, from abuse of metallic substances, 
 hair washes, etc : I Sul. 
 
 Headache, metastasis : sudden to bowels, caus- 
 ing her to scream out (neuralgia), I INux v.; 
 pleuritis, after chronic headache suddenly 
 vanished, I ISep. 
 gggf° flying, locality, wandering. 
 
 Headache, midnight : jg®^ night. 
 
 Headache, mind clear : in spite of, IBadiag. 
 
 Headache, in morning : Berb., Calc, ICalc p., 
 BCrot. t., I I Cast. eq.,Cup.s., BEup. pur., Form., 
 Pallad., 1 1 Petrol., BPhos., BPhos. ac, 1 1 Psor., 
 Rhod., BRhus, BSabad., BSil., I IStram., ISpig., 
 BThuya; beginning in morning, worse during 
 afternoon and evening, Eup. pur. ; in albumi- 
 nuria, ICalc; on awaking, 1 1 Alum., IBry., 
 I IGraph., B ILach., Merc, sul., BNatr. m.,BBNux 
 v., 1 1 Plat., BPhos.; on awaking, better after 
 rising, Murex, BNitr. ac. ; on awaking, as if 
 brain were loose and shaking on walking, 
 BCic; on awaking, generally going off while 
 dressing, Crotal.; on awaking, with pressing 
 pain, Squilla; with beating and sore aching, 
 Kob.; in bed, Cham.; in bed, with nausea, 
 worse in afternoon, Amm. c; better toward 
 morning, BVer.; every morning, better by mic- 
 turition, Fluor, ac; worse from every con- 
 cussion, BHep.; with constipation, BHydras.; 
 after dissipation, IBNux v.; begins in morning, 
 worse during day, with vomiting, BCact.; with 
 bone pains, Aur. met.; with flushed face and 
 heat in vertex, IPod.; early, or at 10 a.m. (after 
 suppressed ague), BNatr. m.; with heat in fore- 
 head, I INux v.; with pressing in forehead, 
 Psor.; makes him impatient, Lyss.; increasing 
 from morning till noon, decreasing from noon 
 till evening, BPhos.; alternate mornings, left 
 side,intoleft cervical region (asthmatic cough), 
 B Cinch.; with nausea until noon, Sep.; com- 
 mence on right side of occiput, extend over 
 head to left eye, Ind.; in morning, with pal- 
 pitation, INatr. m.; after a restless night, Bell. ; 
 on rising, Cycl.; after rising, IBry., Cam ph.; 
 after rising, worse till noon. BNiccol. ; on rising, 
 better eating, returns an hour afterwards and 
 lasts till noon, Ind. ; on rising early (myopia), 
 
 I Arg. nit.; on rising,with weakness, he must lie 
 down again, continued all day and night, bet- 
 ter by warm foot bath , Ascl. t.; worse towards 
 
 II a.m., Atrop.; with sadness in morning, 
 INatr. m.; sick headache worse in fore- 
 noon, BNatr. m.; as if he had not slept, BNux 
 v.; at sunrise, at its height at noon, gradually 
 declines till sunset, Spig.; throbbing, BAsar., 
 Kob., INatr. m., BNux v., BSul.; in prolapsus 
 uteri, 1 1 Arg. nit.; with vertigo, aching and 
 stitches in occiput, only during motion, BKali 
 c; with vertigo, (better by Tabac), Lyss.; with 
 vomiting of bile, BNiccol.; 3 a.m., Bov.; 5 a.m., 
 better after rising, IBKali iod.; 9 a.m. till noon, 
 IIMelil.; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Ars. met.; until 10 
 a.m., Lachn.; at 11.30 a.m., Ars. iod. 
 
 jgggT awaking, rising, sleep. 
 Headache, motion: when he exerts himself, 
 
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 IVal.j Zing.; after romping, overheating, sweat 
 and taking cold, IGlon.; after moving about 
 and talking much, especially in temples and 
 side of vertex, I Mez.; on beginning to move, 
 ITherid ; better from motion, Ant. t., Como., 
 Con., I IDros., Hell.,Indig., I I Kali ph., I I Merc, 
 iod. n\, IMur. ac, INux m., Rhod., IIEhus, 
 BSpig.; better moving in open air, I lAsaf.; 
 looking upward and turning head back 
 ward, IThuya ; as if brain struck against 
 head, Rob. ; better from continued hard 
 motion, ISep.; worse from dancing, lArg. 
 nit.; better moving head up and down, 
 HCinch.; better from motion on pillow (pneu- 
 monia), I Arn.; pain momentarily disappears 
 by change of position, BIgn.; cannot raise 
 head from pillow, better by external pressure, 
 ICinnab.; could not bear to have head raised 
 from pillow,it caused deathly sickness, IXuxm.; 
 on rising, Kob.; better by snaking head, Cina; 
 worse from shaking, IGlon., BHep., BXux m., 
 ISep.; every motion jars, Natr. ; worse from, 
 lApis, Ars.i., IBell, IBBrv., Cact,, ICalc. p., 
 ■Caps., ICinch., BCoccuL, ICoff., Con., IGels., 
 I IGlon., Ilris, IKreo., BLyc, Merc. sul.,BMez. 
 (bone pains), Mosch., IXatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 ESil., Spig., Sul., Zing. ; worse moving arms 
 and legs (traumatic meningitis) 1 Hyper.; 
 worse from least motion (affection of brain), 
 IGlon.; worse by slightest, of head or eye- 
 balls (meningitis), D Act. rac; better from f-low, 
 Agar.; worse on raising head, Bo v.; stitches 
 worse, Sep. ; stitches better, I I Caps. ; turning 
 head suddenly, BIgn.; worse, with sen- 
 sation as if top of head were lifted off and 
 brains were coming out, BLac def. ; great pain 
 on moving from side to side, or backward, 
 can move it forward without pain, I I Kali s. 
 jggg" 3 breathing, dancing, position, riding, 
 rising, stooping, "walking. 
 
 Headache, music: sensitive to, ICoff., 1 1 Pod., 
 IPhos. jggp" noise, talking, also Hearing 
 sensitive, Chap. 6. 
 
 Headache, as if nail were driven into head: 
 i ICoff., Ruta ; clavus hystericus. Bllgn., ISep.; ' 
 in gastralgia, IGraph.; left side, iNatr. m.; 
 out through side, better lying on it, Bllgn.; in 
 temple, I Am. 
 
 Headache, with nausea: JEthus., Ailant., Alum., 
 Anag., ID Ant. c, ICalc, Calc s., Carbo v., ICast. 
 eq., ICaust., I I Chin, s., Cinnab., IICoccul., 
 Crotal., ICup. m., Ferr., Fluor, ac, I I Gels., 
 I IGlon., IGraph., IKali c, ILact. ac, I ILith., 
 Lyss., BMerc, 1 1 Polyp., Ptel., ISal. ac, BSang., 
 Strain., ESul., Tarax., I Ver. ; after nausea, ICalc 
 p.; especially in draught of air, Hippom.; on 
 awaking, all morning, ILac c; better by a cup 
 of green tea, Carbol. ac; faintish, Calc fi.; 
 and chilliness followed by flushes of heat, ex- 
 tending from head to stomach, Sang.; and 
 lightness of head, IGels.; and sore pain in 
 head in afternoon, better in cold air, Lyss.; 
 and languor from noon till 2 p.m., then fever 
 and sweat, Kob.; compelling one to lie down, 
 Mosch.; during menses, IGraph.; worse sitting 
 up, I Coral., Form.; and sleepiness, I I Ran. b.; 
 from bile in stomach, I Puis.; with loathing of 
 food and drink, Coff.; and trembling, 10 a.m., 
 Bor.; and vomiting, Form., IGlon., INitr. ac, 
 IXux m., ISang.; with nausea and vomiting, 
 beginning in morning, Jatroph.; and vomiting 
 of mucus, Con.; and vomiting, like seasickness 
 
 (climacteric period), DTherid ; and sour vomit- 
 ing, ISars. 
 fgg^ gastric, sick headache, vomiting. 
 
 Headache, neck: from nape through centre of 
 head to forehead, Fluor, ac; commences in 
 neck , suddenly spreads over head, or vice versa, 
 IGels.; arising frrm nape, I IGels., DPuls.; going 
 to neck, Lyss.; into neck and shoulders, 
 I I Pod.; pain and stiffness in nape, I I Myr. cer.; 
 shooting from nape to vertex (eczema capitis), 
 ISil.; stiffness of nape, ISil.; stiffness, IBell., 
 I ICalc. a., BVer.; awakens him at 4 a.m., Calc, 
 a.; stiff on left side, Zing. 
 
 Headache, nerves : as if drawn up, intermitting, 
 Camph.; as if drawn up tightly, ICoccul.; gen- 
 eral erethism, ISyph.; frorn exhaustion, ISil. 
 
 Headache, nervous: 1 1 Acet.ac, Agar., BBAnac, 
 lApis, BAscl. s., BCarbo a., BCoca, BCoff. t,, 
 BColoc,Croc, Curar.,BEup. perf.,BForm.,Hyos., 
 I IKali br., Lactu. v., BMagn. p., HNaja, IBNitr. 
 ac, INux m., BOp., BPhos., 1 1 Plat., I ISars., 
 ISil., BSul., BTereb., IVal., IA T er., IZing.; 
 with abdominal venous congestion, IPod.; 
 from abdominal plethora, BSep.; from nervous 
 exhaustion, Laur., ISil.; after anxiety and 
 grief or mental worry, BIgn.; gastric, almost 
 constant, BHydras. ;in hypochondriasis^ Anac; 
 hysterical, BBAsaf. ; with amenorrhcea, BVer.; 
 from menstrual derangement, ESep.; during 
 menses, BKali ph.; with dysmenorrhcea (pro- 
 lapsus uteri and left inguinal hernia), BMelil.; 
 at every menstrual period, in girls and hys- 
 terical women, BVer.; from menstrual irregu- 
 larities in atonic women, ITJstil.; causes my- 
 driasis, Bell. , from narcotic stimulants, coffee, 
 or alcohol, with chronic, gastric irritation, 
 Acet. ac; with nausea, as if at sea, BICoccul.; 
 nervous or sanguine temperament, BCoff. ; and 
 sensitive temperaments, BIgn.; with extreme 
 nervousness, IMelil.; excruciating, with great 
 sensitiveness to noise, during menses, IKali 
 ph.; periodical, IDiad. ; periodical, on same 
 hour and day weekly, lasts forty-eight hours, 
 come and go at 11 a.m., pain extends to vertex, 
 pressing and burning, at end of twelve hours, 
 continue along occiput and eyes, BIgn.; not 
 exactly periodical, lEucal.; in remitting at- 
 tacks, IThuya; of scrofulous people, BBAsaf.; 
 when she goes shopping, BSep.; worse from 
 thinking, ESpig. ; better from free micturition, 
 Tereb.; with vomiting, from error in diet, or 
 depression of mind, BBGuarana; worse, if he 
 hears water run out of a hydrant, BLyss. 
 jggg"* hysteric, neuralgic ; also Hemicrania. 
 
 Headache, neuralgic : BAmni. m., BArs., BChen. 
 a., BCup. m., BGels., BHep., I ILac c, Lachn., 
 BPhyt.; every afternoon, lasts with great sever- 
 ity through night, BKalm.; commencing about 
 4 p.m., worse at from 10 to 11 and ceasing at 
 daylight, Syph.; in albuminuria, Atrop.; from 
 anaemia, IPhos.; going from before backward, 
 B Thuya ; worse after being in bed a short time, 
 BSil. -/better in cold, worse in heat, IKalm.; 
 coming and going all day, Tereb.; causing 
 delirium at night, BSyph.; different parts com- 
 ing and going, JEsc. h.; in dyspepsia, lArg. 
 nit.; from overeating, BXaja ; worse as evening 
 approached, causing him to jerk head to one 
 side and scream, Sars.; comes from deep in, 
 affecting left eye, following left supraorbital 
 nerve, morning at 4, worse each succeeding 
 morning (suppressed intermittent), I ISpig.; 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 from scrofulous or tuberculous (non-syphilitic) 
 exostoses, iPhos.; starting in front, and radi- 
 ating to neck and face, Curar.; gradually in- 
 creasing and decreasing, I IStann.; with indi- 
 gestion,- BVer.; in integuments, 1 Hydras.; shift- 
 ing, intermittent or paroxysmal pains, most in 
 young and strong persons, BIMagn. p.; in- 
 termittent, at regular hours, II Chin, s.; in- 
 termittent, left side, IPolyp.; intermittent, 
 comes in morning, lasts four to six hours, 
 1 1 Sang.; intermittent, in rheumatic, gouty or 
 nervous diathesis, IColoc; in left side, vEsc. h., 
 I IChel., Pallad.;in left side,every day at 6 p.m., 
 last till 4 a.m., IGuaiac; in leftside, developed 
 from a heavy cold, involves eye, 1 1 Spig.; of 
 left side to neck, B Guaiac.; first left, then right 
 side, beginning in teeth and jaw, extending 
 to ear, temples and vertex, worse from cur- 
 rent of air, or taking anything cold or hot in- 
 to mouth, better by external warmth, worse 
 at night, during and after lactation, 1 Cinch.; 
 from one side to other, Carbol. ac; right or 
 left side, then forehead, vertex, occiput, spread 
 to face and shoulder, 1 1 Spig.; worse from mental 
 or physical exertion, INaja ; in a literary man 
 who had taken mercury and was debilitated, 
 pain, worse from excitement, worry, mental 
 work, pressure of hat and change of "air, better 
 quiet, solitude, rest, warm room, pain dull and 
 stupefying, producing muddled feeling in 
 brain, or as if a hard substance were pressing 
 on skull, I I Staph.; around middle part of head, 
 with weight and pressure in vertex, 1 1 Med.; 
 preceded or followed by nausea or vomiting, 
 INaja; in nasal polypus, I Alum.; paroxys- 
 mal, BKalm.; with twitching and drawing in 
 limbs and cords of neck which were like wires, 
 after menses, 1 1 Med.; periodic, affects great- 
 er part of head, coming on about noon every 
 day and lasts till evening, I ISul.; periodic, 
 following the sun, Kali f. ; pains go to right side, 
 Tereb.; right side, worse at night, 1 1 Puis.; 
 worse when rising, better lying down, Ars. 
 s. f.; in sensitive persons, BPlat.; causing 
 sleeplessness, BSyph. ; beginning in upper cer- 
 vical spine, 80 Gels.; with tenderness of spinal 
 column, I iRan. s.; from spinal troubles, Caulo.; 
 sometimes in spots, I Kami.; particularly 
 about temples, worse left side, better rubbing 
 aching spots, Chin, a.; better from free urina- 
 tion, Tereb.; from uterine troubles, Caulo. ; par- 
 ticularly in delicate, sensitive women, liSep.; 
 better from external application of warmth, 
 particularly in young and strong persons, 
 ■ BMagn. p.; head has to be wrapped up night 
 and day, worse in windy weather and in 
 morning, BPhos. J^sT* nervous, rending, 
 shooting, tearing, also Hemicrania. 
 Headache, at night: Alum., Arg. nit., Ars. h., 
 Arum t., Berb., Bov., Cham., BHep., BKali 
 br., BKali iod., ILact. ac, BBMerc, BMerc. cor., 
 BBNitr.ac, BSul., BSyph., BThuya; beginning at 
 night and continuing all day, mostly on right 
 side of occiput, Ind.; like pressure" in brain, 
 from below upward, Guaiac. ; makes him 
 crazy, has to run up and down, often falls, 
 BBell., at midnight, partly insensible, BLach.; 
 worse after midnight (nervous), IThuya ; 
 worse from least motion in bed, BSul.; with 
 nausea and vomiting, BSil.; as if caused by a 
 wrong position, BLyc; pressing, I ICalab.; 
 rheumatic, BCalc, Stram. ; sick headache, 
 
 BSul.; with sleeplessness, BCinch., BSul.; tear- 
 ing, Ars. h., BCaust., B BCinch., BCoccul.; tear- 
 ing after midnight, BChin. a.; throbbing, 
 BCinch., BSul.; with vertigo, Zinc. 
 J^gf* evening, morning. 
 
 Headache, noise: aggravates, Aeon., BArs., 
 B BBell., Bufo., MCact., BCoccul., BCoff., BIgn., 
 BLach., BLac c, BLac def, BNuxv., Ptel., BSil., 
 BSpig., Zing., Ziz. ; especially music, BBCoff,, 
 1 1 Pod. JS®" music, also Hearing sensitive, 
 Chap. 6. 
 
 Headache, noon : INaja ; disappears suddenly 
 toward, then ideas clear, Ast. r.; forces her to 
 cry, BCann. i.; worse low down in occiput, 
 I INatr. c; worse till midnight, BCaulo.; toward 
 noon, with increase of saliva, Lyss.; worse 
 toward noon, giddiness, Lachn. 
 j$|§^~ day, morning. 
 
 Headache, nose : bleeding, BCinnab. ; better by 
 bleeding, BHam., BMelil., Petrol. ; bleeding in 
 morning, BBSep. ; bleeding at night, Magn. s.; 
 profuse bleeding, Melil.; before nosebleed dur- 
 ing sleep,BNux v. ; when blowing nose, worse in 
 open air, BChel.; better from pressure on nasal 
 bones and mental labor, Bapt.; from suppres- 
 sion of nasal discharge, BKali bi.; with dry 
 nose, ICact.; extends to nose, BAct. rac.JGlon., 
 Guaiac, B BLach., Lyss.; extends to right nos- 
 tril, Brom.; extends to root of nose, BBism.; 
 extends into root of nose, with nosebleed, or 
 mucous discharge, IB Agar.; with stopped nose, 
 ~Carbo a.; with imaginary foul smells, or in- 
 creasing sensitiveness to odors, BPhos. 
 jpgp"' catarrhal, cold. 
 
 Headache, numb : above and behind ears, Calc 
 a.; with sense as if left eye were being pulled 
 backward and forward, awakes at 2 a.m., con- 
 tinues through night and forenoon, I I Spig.; 
 in sick headache, BSul.; and pithy, IBGraph.; 
 tired pains (nervous debility), BCurar. 
 jgggf 11 formication, tingling. 
 
 Headache, in occiput: jgigr Brain, cerebel- 
 lum, Cerebrospinal, Occiput. 
 
 Headache, odors : f$^ nose. 
 
 Headache, of childish old people: BBar. c 
 
 Headache, opening and shutting sensation, 
 when moving head or eyes : Act. rac 
 
 Headache, oppressive : Tromb.;with heaviness 
 in forehead, and in open air, Gamb.; as from 
 a load on head, B BCinch.; with vertigo, BPhos. 
 g^g^ dull, heavy. 
 
 Headache, with palpitation : g^° heart. 
 
 Headache, parotid : stitches in left, BKali bi. 
 
 Headache, in paroxysms : gi^ periodical. 
 
 Headache, periodical: yEthus., BApis, BArs., 
 Asaf., Benz. ac, BDiad., BIgn., BNux v., I INatr. 
 s., I IPhos., TrTuberc; in afternoon, increasing 
 until midnight, every third attack alternately 
 more or less violent, ILobel. i.; in albumi- 
 nuria, BKalm.; makes blind and delirious, 
 comes suddenly, increases rapidly, Atrop.; 
 with clocklike regularity, Ced.; daily, I I Merc, 
 iod. rub., BNux m.; daily, compels "her to lie 
 down (splenitis), B Citrus ; daily, from 9 a.m. 
 until 1 p.m., begins with soreness over left 
 eye, then in eyeball and left half of nose, 
 forehead and temple to back of head, I IMur. 
 ac; at certain hours of day, BNatr. c; daily, at 
 same hour,B Act. rac, BPolyp.; daily, comes at 2 
 p. m., lasts till bedtime, I I Sep.; daily, begins at 7 
 a.m., climax 11 a.m., decreases at 2 p.m., BArs.; 
 almost daily, generally worse in morning, 
 
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 Ascl. t.; daily, worse in morning (hysteria), 
 I ISil.; daily, attacks better from motion, par- 
 ticularly in open air, IMagn. m. ; daily, from 
 12 m. to 10 p.m., worse stooping, better after 
 combing hair, Form.; daily, paroxysmal, also 
 at night, preceded by formication in nose, as 
 if she would sneeze, short cough, yawning, 
 followed by sweat, 1 1 Sul.; from sunrise till 
 sunset, worse at midday, INatr. m.; every 
 
 pother day, IPhos.; every third day, periodic, 
 commencing forenoon, extends from right eye 
 through back part of head, I I Sang.; for two, 
 three or four days, every two or three weeks, 
 hammering, beating, pulsating pain, must lie 
 down in bed, BBFerr.; every seventh day, 
 ISang., ISil., ISul. ; every eight days, ILac 
 def.; every eight to ten days, ILach.; with 
 impairment of vision, as of a thick fog 
 before eyes, pains worse as day advances, 
 severe in evening (amblyopia), worse as 
 pain increases, Zinc; every hour or half 
 hour, IColoc; at regular hours, worse by 
 speaking or when others speak, better by less 
 smoking or going out into open air, Diad.; 
 hysterical, BBCoff. t., 1 1 Rhus; intermittent, 
 II Chin, s.; intermittent, seems to affect dif- 
 ferent parts on different days, IMagn. ph.; 
 intermittent, in right side, I ISul.; at distinct 
 intervals, like paroxysms, ICup. ac; in parox- 
 ysms, at distinct intervals, worse from slight- 
 est pressure; Cup. m.; at irregular intervals, 
 better from hard pressure, rest and darkness, 
 particularly after childbirth, IMagn. ph.; in in- 
 terval of neuralgic pain, I Kali cy.; once a 
 month (nervous), Atrop., BIgn.; monthly, at 
 time of menses, ICarbol. ac; in nervous, liter- 
 ary men, worse morning on awaking, 1 1 Niccol.; 
 from October until Spring, four years in suc- 
 cession (mercurio-syphilis), Aur. mur.; espe- 
 cially of a remittent or intermittent character, 
 IGels.; with vertigo and nausea morning on 
 awaking, also in evening, better pressure, 
 open air, eating, BKali bi.; all week, Brom.; 
 weekly, Calc a., Ilgn.; weekly, lasting one to 
 three days, worse at noon, IPhos.; every 
 Saturday, better binding head up tightly, 
 and after sleep, 1 1 Sep. ; fortnightly, Ilgn.; 
 every two weeks, better in open air, BNiccol.; 
 .since two weeks, at 10 p.m., lasts all night, 
 IMagn. ph.; every two or three weeks, lasting 
 thirty-six to forty-eight hours, commences in 
 nape of neck and 'base of brain, extends over 
 whole head in paroxysms, I ISil.; attacks, 
 every three or four weeks, I ISul.; returning 
 in winter season, IBism.; for three years, 
 worse and worse until middle of September, 
 then steadily decline, worse excitement, can- 
 not remain long in a heated place, faints with 
 pain, paroxysms every two or three days, last 
 twenty -four hours, I I Sul. 
 
 Headache, periosteal : BKali iod., IMez., IPhos. 
 ac, IStaph. ggg 35 bone pains, syphilitic, 
 
 Headache, picking : in morning, worse stoop- 
 ing, when it seems as if a piece of forehead 
 would fall out, I INux v. 
 
 Headache, piercing: BAilant., Curar., Millef., 
 Paris ; with buzzing in ears, ISul.; in left side, 
 Rurnex ; in right side with stiffness, or as if 
 part would become insensible, Lyss. ; in side, 
 Millef.; through temples, Ptel. 
 j^° cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, 
 stabbing, sticking, stitching. 
 
 Headache, pinching : I INux v., 1 1 Petrol. 
 ggg" 1 constricting, pressing, squeezing, 
 viselike. 
 
 Headache, plug : as if thrust quickly by in- 
 creasingly severe blows into head, Sul. ac; 
 sharp, as if forced outward, I IPrun. 
 
 Headache, with irritation of pneumogastric 
 nerve: ILobel. i. 
 
 Headache, in pneumonia : Ant. t., IMerc, 
 
 I INux v. $ir catarrhal, chest. 
 Headache, position : cannot find easy, 1 1 Sep.; 
 
 wants to incline t head to either side, 
 BBry.; sought to hide head in pillow or to 
 change position, that it might relieve (sick 
 headache), I ITabac; better when head is 
 raised, INatr. m., IRhus, ISpig.; worse raising 
 head, Squilla, IThuya; better by change of 
 position, Coff.; worse from change of position, 
 ■Ign. J^^ lying, motion, rising, sitting, 
 standing. 
 | Headache, during pregnancy : IGels., IGlon. 
 jg^g" 1 confinement, uterine. 
 
 Headache, pressing : iEsc h., Ananth., Ant. sul. 
 aur., IIArg. met., 1 1 Arm, 1 1 Arum t., Bapt., 
 IBell., OBenz. ac, Bov., Cain., ICaps., Cepa, 
 Cochl., Crotal., ICinch., Con., IDig., IDros,, 
 Ferr., IDGlon., IGraph., I Kali c, ILyc vir., 
 ILvss., Mvr. cer., Nitr. sp. d., INux m., BPlumb., 
 
 • I IPrun., ISep., Sinap., I ISpig., 1 1 Sul., I lUstil., 
 Zing.; from 3 to 8 pjM.,Arn.; better in open air, 
 Mang. ; with weakness and pain in small of 
 back mornings, Coloc; benumbing, left side, 
 Yerbas.;as of aboard, iEsc h., Calc; in bones, 
 SStaph.; boring, Thuya; on surface of brain 
 with something hard, ICoff.; as if brain were 
 pressed into a ball, BCinch.; as if brain were in 
 lumps, Ant. t.; as if brain were compressed 
 mostly in forehead, with paroxysms of roaring 
 in ears, which ceases sooner than headache, 
 IStaph.; as if brain were to be pressed through 
 skull, 1 1 Puis.; as if brain were pressed together 
 from both sides and out at forehead, worse 
 walking in open air, BCinch.; in catarrh, BCoc- 
 cus ; constant, extends over whole head (puer- 
 peral convulsions), I IVer. v.; on inner surface 
 of region of coronal suture, Card, m.; as in in- 
 cipient coryza, Card, m.; coryza after mercury, 
 
 I I Kali iod.; .during cough, BArn., IIBry., 
 BCoccus ; cramplike, inward with hot, red 
 face, and roaring in head, BPlat.; causing her 
 to cry out, B Coloc; as if in a cushion and some 
 one pressing two fingers in it at occiput as if 
 feeling for pins on side, worse in cold weather 
 or draught, I ISil.; deep in over whole head, 
 during or after walking in open air, BBell.; 
 deep, on base of skull, Ascl. t.; with distress, 
 when head is covered, Led.; dizzy, 1 1 Lach., 
 Stann.; from above downward, BLach., 1 1 Meny- 
 anth.; from above downward, over whole head, 
 with itching at vulva, Sil.; drawing, over left at 
 7 p.m., Zing.; in dropsy, IColch.; with drowsi- 
 ness, Cub. , dull, more in forehead and temples, 
 with some pain in left eye, Zing.; dull, in in- 
 fluenza, BCaust.; dull, in left side, with heat in 
 face, and thirst in evening, Zing.; dull, passes 
 offsuddenly,withasharp,radiatingflashofpain 
 sometimes starting from occiput, and passing 
 forward, at other times from before backward, 
 I ICalab.; better by quiet (brainfag), 1 1 Pic ac; 
 with dulness, Zinc; as if a heavy weight were 
 pressing it down on pillow, Mere. iod. flav.; 
 after dulness, followed by vomiting and spas- 
 
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 modic trembling, Agnus ; after eating, ICarbo 
 a., INux v.; with ringing in ears, Myr. cer.; 
 with otalgia, 1 1 Ran. sc; externally, Cycl., 
 Yinca; conjunctivitis, CalendL; with lachry- 
 mation, and heaviness of lids, Tarant.; with 
 pressure on upper lids, better by washing face 
 with cold water and in open air, IPhos.; press- 
 ing eyes outward, Lachn.; with dilated pupils, 
 later contracted,Rheum; in rheumatic ophthal- 
 mia, ILed.; in intermittent fever, BArs., after 
 each paroxysm, IHyos.; inseptic fever, ITereb.; 
 especially in forehead, IBell., ECham., Uacea ; 
 in forehead, in chlorosis, IFerr.; in forehead, 
 in epidemic influenza, ISabad. ; especially 
 lower part of forehead, directly above nose, 
 worse stooping or reading, Bell.; in lower part 
 of forehead, just over eye, worse motion, in 
 house, better walking in open air, Sep.; in 
 forehead, and root of nose, when stooping, 
 Zing.; out at forehead, better only in getting 
 head down and remaining perfectly quiet, 
 Hell.; mostly involving forehead during rest 
 and motion, I IMenyanth.; worse in forehead 
 only during day (chronic cephalalgia), IMerc; 
 in forehead and temples (hay fever), ISabad.; 
 as if a fulness were pressing upward, I IMeph.; 
 with fulness of veins, Xan.; in region of right 
 temporal bone, Staph.; hereditary, Lach., 
 BCalc; with heat all over head in morning, 
 Zing.; better pillowing head, Diad.; as if from 
 a heavy weight, IMosch.; dull, heavy, like a 
 board pressing through at 1 1 a.m., Zing.; as if 
 something heavy were sinking down, ONux 
 v.; heavy, pressing downward (hysteria), 
 
 I ITherid.; worse from hat, BCalc p.; from 
 without inward, when walking in cold, damp 
 air, Zing.-; after siesta, Calad.; in hydroceph- 
 alus, Art. v.; heaviness (amenorrhcea), IGlon.; 
 with heaviness, worse in occiput on waking, 
 
 I I Hell.; with heaviness and vertigo, dull sight, 
 photophobia and fiery circles before eyes, 
 
 I I Puis.; continual, from outside deeply in- 
 ward, as if bones were being knocked to pieces, 
 cries out, cannot lie on pillow, especially on 
 left side, better bending head backward, 
 by compressing head with hands, and re- 
 maining motionless (syphilitic headache), 
 
 I I Thuya ; intermitting, as from heavy weight 
 pressed down on middle of vertex, pressure 
 aggravates and renews pain, ICina ; pressing 
 inward, Bov., ECoccul.; by jerks over left ear, 
 Camph.; in left side, Calc.a., ISars., I IVerbas.; 
 in left side, like during a coryza, better walk- 
 ing, I IMerc. iod. flav.; in left side, with cough, 
 Agar.; left side, after dinner, Zinc; left side, 
 10 p.m., later extends to orbit, Lyss.; in left 
 side, from within outward, lAsaf.; in left side, 
 with vertigo at noon, Stront.; with stitches in 
 leftside, iSars.; in liver complaint, IChelid.; 
 like from a load, during night, better toward 
 morning, Ars. h.; in lower part, while sitting 
 as if pressed like an elastic body, Benz.;'in 
 hystero-mania, 1 1 Tarant.; before menses, INatr. 
 m.; during menses, I Graph., Polyg.; in dys- 
 menorrhea, IChloral., IIApis; from mental 
 labor, lArg nit., Colch., IMagn. c, INux 
 v.; in morning, IBry., UNux v.; in morn- 
 ing, extends into eyes, with chill in after- 
 noon, Sil.; right side, as if a nail were thrust 
 in, worse sitting quietly, better moving 
 about slowly, Agar.; with nausea, Caps., 
 
 I I Dros., iLach.; and throbbing to back of 
 
 neck, IGlon.; extends from nape of neck over 
 side of head, and settling over left eye, with 
 nausea and vomiting of food, bile and mucus, 
 1 1 Sang.; over whole skull, down nape of neck, 
 worse on contact, increasing in paroxysms, 
 with nausea and vomiting of bile, ^Kali c.; 
 extending to neck and teeth, worse at night, 
 ICinch.; at night, Anthrok., Sil.; especially over 
 root of nose, Mosch.; at noon, Ced.; especially 
 in occiput, from mental exertion or night 
 watching, I Colch.; especially in muscles of 
 occiput, Carbo v.; externally, right of occiput, 
 extending to nape,throat, and shoulder blades, 
 IHep.; especially in occiput (smallpox"), 1 1 Va- 
 riol.; extends to occiput, but worse in right 
 tenmle and above ear, Astac; from within, 
 All. sat., Ars. iod., Bov., Camph., 7rCup. m., 
 IHell., ILyc vir., INux m., I IPtel., Sep.; 
 from within outward, in only one part of 
 head 'at. a time, ICalc; pressing outward, 
 during menses, IKreo.; now over whole 
 head, now on one part, Aurant.; now here, 
 now there, Bism.; now here, now there, 
 each time occupies larger areas, IBell.; in 
 various parts, with sensation as if brain 
 would force through forehead, IKreo.; pecu- 
 liar, with tremulousness and increased mictu- 
 rition, Lil. tig ; short, periodical attacks, from 
 within outward, better lying (tertian ague), 
 llgn.; in periosteum, IStaph.; in pneumonia, 
 ■Ant. t.; pulsating, right side, Zinc; rhythmi- 
 cal, IIRuta; right sided, I Arm, I I Arum t., 
 Sars., Spig., Zinc; from right to left, Eup. pur.; 
 especially rising from sitting or lying, I I Apis; 
 after rising from bed, ICalc; as from a screw 
 beh ind each ear, Oxal. ac; as if a hard sub- 
 stance were pressing on skull (neuralgia of 
 scalp), I IStaph.; pain from both sides, Gamb.; 
 in side, like from a dull stick, better from 
 touch, Asaf.; from both sides, with a hot sen- 
 sation and with beating in forehead when 
 pressing upon it, BMagn. m.; in side leaned 
 upon, ICinch.; especially on side on which 
 one lies, Phos.ac; on one side, IPsor.;one side, 
 commencing early in morning, increasing until 
 unconscious or half delirious, INux v.; semi- 
 lateral, as from a plug, or dull nail, at night 
 and when awaking in morning, worse moving 
 eyes and stooping, better rising and binding 
 head up tight, IHep.; sides as if pressed 
 together, I IGlon.; especially in sinciput, 
 chiefly in morning, worse stooping, better in 
 open air, Berb.; sitting or standing, better in 
 open air, Alum.; as if skull were pressed asun- 
 der, filNux v.; as if skull would split, Mez.; on 
 small spots, DOxal. ac; principally left supra- 
 orbital ridge, I INux m.; on a small spot on right 
 side, 1 1 Kami.; on small spots, particularly in 
 right temple, Astac; worse while being put in 
 erect position, IMur. ac; with weak stomach, 
 I IMenyanth.; after stool, ILyc; on stooping, 
 IPuls.; stupefying, 1 1 Dros., Ruta ; sudden, 
 now in one place, now in another, llgn.; worse 
 and better with sun, IKalm.; as after tea, 
 Chlorof.; principally in temporal bones, worse 
 from pressure, touch, better in open air, lArg. 
 met.; from one temple to the other, DSul.; 
 mostly in right temple, worse stooping,motion, 
 noise, better at rest, and lying with head 
 high, BSpig.; worse in left temple (glaucoma), 
 HPhos.; tensive, Coccion.; tensive, as if con- 
 stricted around skull, Card, m.; tense from oc- 
 
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 ciput to forehead, beginning in morning after 
 restless sleep, full of dreams, continuing dur- 
 ing day, with congestion to head (cardialgia 
 and headache), IKali c; tensive, especially 
 forehead and cervical muscles, Euphor.; pre- 
 cedes urticaria, 1 1 Sep.; at a spot between ver- 
 tex and occiput, inwardly, Oxal. ac; with ver- 
 tigo and impairment of vision, BPhyt.; as if in 
 a vise, Bar. c, BXatr. m., Katan.; with vomit- 
 ing, Caps.; coming and going, with vomituritio, 
 
 I ITereb.; walking in open air, Arm; from a 
 weight, from above downward, IPhos. ac.; as 
 of a great weight, which is inclined to sink 
 forward, Sars.; weight, as if caused by conges- 
 tion to head, BDig.; worse writing (apoplexy), 
 lAnac. 
 
 %g^ band, congestive, constrictive, con- 
 tractive, dull, heavy, tensive, vise- 
 like. 
 Headache, pressure : better from, Act. rac, 
 
 I I Apis, BArg.nit., Bell., ICalc, Camph.,Car- 
 bol. ac, ICarbo a., Carbo v., Chim. m., BGlon., 
 ■Guaiac, Indig., IKali bi., JILach., ILyc, 
 IMenyanth., INuxv., H I Puis., I Sang., I ISil., 
 ISpig. ; better pressing back up against 
 something hard, or pressing back of head, 
 I Sang.; worse from, lArg. met,, Bow, Cimex, 
 ICina, ICup. ac, Sul.; worse from hat, 
 ICarbo v.; scalp sensitive to pressure of pil- 
 low, better if rubbed, Thuya; worse from 
 touch of hat, ICaust, ICrot. t,, Glon.; worse 
 pressure or tight wrapping, caused by hard 
 dry cough from lower part of chest (ague), 
 BSamb. figr* touch, wrapping. 
 
 Headache, pricking: during cough, lArn.; dull, 
 in left side, to waist, Lyss.; in evening, Lachn.; 
 along edge of hair, Berb.; in left side, with 
 vertigo, Calc; as with nails, at same time in 
 other parts, Ascl. t.; as of thousands of needles 
 into brain, Tarant.; in various parts, Hydr.ac; 
 under skin, Bar. c; as from pins, ICepa ; near 
 warm stove, Bar. c ; in left side, Bapt. 
 g^g* sticking, stinging'. 
 
 Headache, puerperal: |ggT confinement. 
 
 Headache, pulsating : j^- hammering, 
 throbbing. 
 
 Headache, racking : with hurried manner and 
 red face, Ptel.; with raving, heat in head, red 
 face, red, protruding eyes, wiry pulse of 92, 
 EGlon. Jg^ 3 * intolerable, terrible. 
 
 Headache, raising. J^gf motion, position, 
 rising. 
 
 Headache, when reading: Act. rac, Lyss., 
 
 I I Ptel.; in evening, Agnus ; made him "feel 
 hot and sweat, HXatr. s.; worse by reading, 
 
 I I Apis, Bov., DCalab., ICalc, Diad., Glon., 
 Ign., ILyss., BBNatr. m. 
 
 gig^ eyes, mental exertion, writing. 
 
 Headache, rending: %g^ lacerating, neural- 
 gic, tearing. 
 
 Headache, w T ith affections of respiratory organs: 
 Lactu. v. 
 
 Headache, rest: better, Con., IHell., Ilgn., 
 llPic ac, ISpig., IjSux m.; worse, Ant. t., 
 IIAsaf., Benz. ac, Indig., 1 1 Merc. iod. flav., 
 Rhod.,Sul. 
 
 Headache, restless : pain makes, IArs., BBell., 
 ■Syph.; stinging worse, BCycl.; stitches worse, 
 I I Caps. ; compelling to move from place to 
 place, Tarant.; throw themselves about, ECoff. 
 
 Headache, rheumatic: Amm. m., |Ascl. s., 
 Benz. ac, Berb., ICact., ICalc. p., IChin. a., 
 
 Cycl., I IKali bi., BKalm., ILach., IIMerc, 
 IXitr. ac, IPhyt., I Ran. b., I Sang., ISil , 
 HSticta, ISul.; in children, DCalc; with dul- 
 ness, worse in vertex or forehead, worse 
 evening and night, Stram.; in dysentery, 
 ■Cham.; running up posterior auricular re- 
 gion, ISang.; with disturbance of vision or 
 hypochondriasis, Merc per.; with stiffness in 
 limbs and neck, BSang.; based upon torpidity 
 of liver, IPod.; preventing motion, BColch.; 
 causes nausea, BBCaust., with nausea and 
 acid vomiting, BNux v.; worse at night 
 BCalc; on one side, to face, BGuaiac; worse 
 on one side and from 5 to 10 p.m., craz- 
 ing pains into face and teeth, BPuls.; from 
 spinal troubles, Caulo.; in uterine troubles, 
 Caulo.; better from external warmth, excru- 
 ciating, in young and strong persons, B BMagn. 
 p.; worse in warm room and evening, better 
 in open air, I IKali s.; worse in damp, cold 
 weather, BBDulc; in cold, raw, wet seasons, 
 BBBry.; in delicate, sensitive women, BSep.; 
 from motion of cars, ICoccul., Med. 
 ggr> gouty. 
 
 Headache, from riding : in a carriage, B ICoccul., 
 BKali c, Meph., BNux m., BSep.; by railroad 
 or water, I ICoccul.; worse riding, 1 1 Zinc; 
 worse riding a long time in carriage, Iod.; bet- 
 ter riding in a carriage, INitr. ac 
 jgg^ motion, nausea, sick headache, ver- 
 tigo, vomiting. 
 
 Headache, on rising: Amyl., Arm, I I Ham.; 
 better when rising, IIAsaf; on rising and in 
 evening, worse left side, increases till patient 
 vomits, then better, worse motion and open 
 air (climaxis), BCycl.; better after rising in 
 morning, except sick headache, JNux v.; when 
 getting up from sitting, Kob.; especially 
 rising from sitting or lying, worse in warm 
 room, better from pressure of hands, 1 1 Apis; 
 when he rises, staggers backward, BLach.; 
 on rising, better after washing and break- 
 fast, ISpong.; worse on rising, Calc. s., IMur. 
 ac; worse on rising up in bed, IMur. ac 
 J5^°* morning, motion, position. 
 
 Headache, as if a rocket had passed through 
 head : 1 1 Kali ph. 
 
 Headache, as if something were rolling in head, 
 with burning heat coming out at eyes, with 
 lachrymation, evening, lasts into night : Jamb. 
 
 Headache, room : begins in, and is better in 
 open air, or vice versa, Mang.; better, Zing. ; 
 soreness better, BEup. per.; viselike pain 
 better, I BMerc; worse, I lAsaf., ISTiccol., ITa- 
 bac; after walking in open air, BMccol.; as 
 from staying in a close room, better looking 
 at one point, BAgnus. 
 g~g na air, cold, heat, sedentary. 
 
 Headache, rooting: jg^ burrowing, digging, 
 
 Headache, rubbing : better by, Indig.; against 
 pillow, termini of nerves become so irritated 
 that some kind of friction is resorted to to 
 obtain relief (irritated spine), 1 1 Tarant. 
 jg£gT pressure, touch. 
 
 Headache, worse running : BIgn. 
 g^ 15 motion, walking. 
 
 Headache, rushing : almost crazed feeling, like 
 some fluid through head, generally from 
 right to left, Lil. tig. 
 
 Headache, with salivation ; Amm. c BMerc 
 
 Headache, scalp: as if just beneath, as if 
 heavy and tight in brain, BMerc; small lumps 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 or nodules, HSil.; sensitive, AVer.; with scalp 
 
 symptoms, IHell. 
 
 jggg?~ pressure, sensitive, touch. 
 
 Headache, 
 
 scarlatina: intense, BBArs., 
 
 IIBell.; after, ILyc; with rash, IBBell, BPhyt. 
 
 Headache, of school children: BCalc; of school 
 girls, B BCalc' p., INatr. m., IB Phos. ac. 
 
 Headache, pains so severe that she screams 
 constantly, worse rising up, better in rest 
 and horizontal position, paroxysms at night, 
 about midnight, pain prevents eyes from clos- 
 ing in sleep : I I Thuya. 
 
 Headache, screwing : as if screwed together, 
 BCoccul., BColoc, Zinc; as if screwed to- 
 gether, with chill, IGlon.; as if muscles were 
 screwed together, GBhus ; as if screwed to- 
 gether, in right side, Millef.; twisting in 
 right side to temple, on returning to room 
 after a walk, spreading over whole head after 
 going to bed, returning daily, Sabad.; to- 
 gether, from below upward, Daph. ; as if 
 screwed up, worse walking, worse toward 
 11 a.m., better toward evening, Atrop. 
 gggTband, constrictive, contractive, press- 
 ing, viselike. 
 
 Headache, sedentary: after much sitting, 
 B IGlon.; men of sedentary habits accustomed 
 to mental exertion, INux v. 
 $!^ rest, sitting. 
 
 Headache, sensitive : scalp, iVer. ; touching 
 makes head ache, Lyss. ; to pressure of hat 
 and contact, I ICarbo v., IHSil.; sinciput, upper 
 middle (ozsena), Aur. mur. 
 j$gp tt ' pressure, scalp, touch. 
 
 Headache, sexual : depressed condition of or- 
 gans, Nuph.; after excesses, BCalc, EPhos., 
 BPuls., IThuya; from repression, ICon., BPuls. 
 gigT 5 emissions, masturbation. 
 
 Headache, shaking pain where frontal bone 
 verges toward vertex : feels every step, I Chin. s. 
 gSgT jarring, motion. 
 
 Headache, sharp pains : Carb. s.; all over, after- 
 noon and evening, I Kali bi.; in hydrocephalus, 
 Art. v.; in left side near eye, Amm. br.; mo- 
 mentary, in left side, Daph. 
 
 Headache, shattering : by spasmodic cough, 
 BRhus ; by slight cough, whirring and pressing 
 remain a long time, Lact. ac; as if something 
 had exploded in head, onfalling asleep, 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Head, shocks: Bapt., BBell., INatr. m.; start- 
 ing in first cervical articulation, causing biting 
 of tongue, Agar.; with cough, BCalc, Con., 
 Blpec, INatr. m.; electric, Carbo v., BCepa ; 
 in epilepsy, 1 1 Phos.; from fatigue and worry, 
 I I Phos.; like lightning, from foramen infra- 
 orbital over right side of head, to occiput and 
 mandibula, 1 1 Zinc; with dulness in occiput, 
 worse lying down, must lie on face, ICoca ; a 
 succession of, Caust.; sudden, BCic, BKali iod., 
 I I Lobel. i.; terrific, ISep. ; violent, causing to 
 jerk suddenly (tetanus), 8 BCic. 
 g^f* blow, concussive, stunning. 
 
 Headache, shooting: I i Apis, I ICornus, Cro- 
 tal., BFerr., Lyss., Mang., I lOxal. ac, I ISpig., 
 BTereb.;all over, worse afternoon and evening, 
 BKali bi.; with darting pains in arms and legs 
 (neuralgia), I INux v.; often changing its lo- 
 cality, Berb.; from crown to poll, with rigor, 
 I INux v.; making him cry out, BGlon.; at 9 
 p ; m., Lyss.; through eye and corresponding 
 side of head (sclaucoma), Prun.; with heat, 
 Berb.; with chill (intermittent), Diad.; to front 
 
 with sensation as if something like a fringe 
 were falling over eyes (uterine disorder), 
 13 Con.; with giddiness (anasarca, after scarla- 
 tina), SHell.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; in- 
 ward and toward throat, BKalibi.; in left side, 
 in afternoon, iFerr.; in left side, with increase 
 of salivaand urine, ICinnab.; from leftto right, 
 BEup. per.; from within out, especially over 
 left eye, with vomiturition, BSep.; by spells, 
 worse lying, better when head is raised, BRhus; 
 in right side, near parietal eminence, 11 a.m., 
 Tromb.; before rising in morning, IIPteL; 
 sharp, BGels.; in both sides, with nausea, 
 Calc; when sitting up, BLyc; in surface, after 
 throbbing in brain, Bell.; downward into eye 
 teeth, IKalm.; vehement, after menses, Berb.; 
 to vertex and both sides of face, BSep.; vertigo, 
 as if she would fall to left, after, B INatr. m.; 
 in young and strong persons, BBMagn. p. 
 jpgih darting, flying, lancinating, neural- 
 gic, rending, tearing. 
 
 Headache, sides : figgf Headache locality, and 
 Hemicrania. 
 
 Headache, skull : Jggg*' bone pains. 
 
 Headache, shoulders : pain extends to,IHydras. 
 
 Headache, sick : JEsc. h., Apis, Arg. nit., 
 iCann.i., IChel., BChlorof., ICoca, BCoff., Eup. 
 pur., BKali c, 1 1 Kali m., 1 1 Lac c, BLac def., 
 BLyss., BBMelil., I INatr. p., I INux v., 1 1 Bob., 
 GISang., IVer. v.; from abdominal disturb- 
 ance, ilris; worse in cold air, and cough- 
 ing, BIris; American type, BLac def., 1 1 Sang.; 
 with backache and bearing down, BPhyt.; 
 with belching, Ailant.; in bilious subjects, 
 tenderness in region of stomach and liver, 
 Ilris; with chilliness, Cist., Zing.; with con- 
 stipation, IPod.; diuresis forms a crisis, BVer.; 
 whenever she eats rich food, I INatr. m.; with 
 eructation and vomiting of acid secretions, 
 DRob.; begins with blur before eyes, BBIris; 
 with burning in eyes, BCoff.; in incipient 
 cataract, I ISep.; pain over eyes (dysmenor- 
 rhcea), BGraph.; with sudden obscuration 
 of sight, BSep.; chronic, with weakness 
 of sight, BZinc; with flushed face, BCoff.; pe- 
 riodical, lasts one or two days, brought on 
 generally by fatigue or overexcitement, 1 1 Ta- 
 bac; with pulsations and burning, mostly in 
 forehead, IPhos.; frequent, IGuarana ; with 
 heat and redness, BSang.; pains intolerable, 
 MSyph.; left side worse, BAmyl.; must lie 
 down, worse light and noise, 1 1 Sticta ; from 
 organic lesion of liver, 1 1 Polyp.; during men- 
 ses, IPuls.; in dysmenorrhcea, IGels.; with pro- 
 fuse or scanty menses, BCalc; from suppres- 
 sion of menses, or menstrual or gastric dis- 
 order, I BPuls.; with mental depression, BGrat.; 
 caused by milk, BLac def.; from morning 
 until noon, BNatr. m.; in early morning, in- 
 tolerable by noon, BTabac; begins in morning, 
 worse toward afternoon and night, worse from 
 violent motion, better moderate exercise in 
 open air, BIris ; worse from music, while 
 masticating, and in warm room, BPhos.; with 
 nausea and vomiting from morning until 
 noon, BPhos.; beginning in nape of neck, 
 settling gradually "in right or left forehead, 
 frequently wakens, 1 1 Lac c; chronic, rising 
 from nape to vertex, as if coming from spine, 
 and locating in one eye, especially right, bet- 
 ter by pressure, wrapping up warmly, I ISil.; 
 with pain in occiput, umbilical colic and bil- 
 
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 ious vomiting, IPlumb.; with palpitation, 
 Bo v.; paroxysmal, becomes periodical, I Iris; 
 periodic, every other day at 11 a.m., BCed.; 
 periodic, every few days, worse at menstrual 
 period, ILil. tig.; periodic, every eighth day, 
 llris; periodic, two or three days before 
 menses, with vomiting, diarrhoea and chilli- 
 ness, IPuls.; periodic, every month, with 
 chilliness along spine, 1 1 Polyp.; periodical, 
 begins in morning, increases during day, lasts 
 until evening, better sleep, followed by chills, 
 nausea, vomiting of food or bile, BBSang.; 
 periodic, weekly, IPhyt.; periodic, weekly, 
 worse at night and damp, cold, weather, BSul.; 
 periodic, every two weeks,! I Sang.; periodic, 
 every fortnight, worse in right forehead and 
 temple, IChel. ; from riding in a carriage, boat, 
 train of cars, etc., iiCoccul.; feels deathly sick, 
 like seasickness, BGlon.; in persons who 
 have used tea and coffee to excess, BBGuarana ; 
 with shooting in temples, BForm.; with 
 throbbing in temples, BCoff.; principally in 
 right temple, beginning in morning and in- 
 creasing during day, worse from motion and 
 light, better after lying down and better by 
 sleep or vomiting, BGels.; with furred tongue, 
 hepatic derangement, BLept.; with gray coated 
 tongue, BKali c; with inability to urinate, 
 BBCon.; with vertigo, BCoff., BLobel. i.; with 
 vertigo, heat on top of head and general sweat, 
 BCrotaL; with vertigo, better by change of 
 position or from moderate outdoor exercise, 
 Coff.; with vertigo and spinal irritation, 
 BCoccuL; weakening, once a week, or every 
 two weeks, BSul. 
 
 jg^"* gastric, nausea, periodic, vomiting. 
 Also H em i era nia (megrim). 
 
 Headache, sitting : compels patient to sit up, 
 Ant. t., BCic, ICoccul., Lith.; in warm room, 
 BSul.; syphilitic neuralgia, better, I lifaf., 
 Bov., Cochl., BGuaiac, Indig., BKreo., BRhus, 
 Sul., MSyph.; worse sitting bent forward, 
 Asaf.; worse sitting up in bed, IMur. ac. 
 gggT 3 position, rest, room, sedentary. 
 
 Headache, skin : pungent odor, Agn. c. 
 
 Headache, skull: g@^ bones, sutures. 
 
 Headache, sleep : after, Badiag., Calad., BMen- 
 yanth., Pallad.; better after, BGels., IGlon.; 
 continues during, Cham.; rouses out of, in 
 morning, worse till 9 a.m., BKali c; on being 
 roused (encephalitis), BCoccuL; after retiring 
 when just losing herself, roused her with 
 . shattered sensation in head as if something had 
 "exploded, MPhos.; interrupted sleep, Ars. 
 h.; with sleepiness, Ind., BKreo.; with sleepi- 
 ness^ but cannot sleep, BBBell.; sleepy feel- 
 ing in morning, Xan.; with sleeplessness, 
 Ammoniac, BArg. nit., Brach., I ICalab., 
 IChel., IChloral., Elaps., BLach., Magn. s., 
 Pallad., I IPuls., BSyph.; from long watch- 
 ing, BCoccuL, BNitr. ac, BBPuls. 
 jg^ 23 awaking, bed, morning, stupor. 
 
 Headache, in smallpox : I Ant. t. 
 
 Headache, smoke : as if passing through head, 
 (anthrax, carbuncle), IIAnthrac; from inhal- 
 ing smoke, BIgn. Jg®^ tobacco. ^ 
 
 Headache, from sneezing: Astac, I Kali c, 
 INatr.m.,BIPhos.,BSpig. j^i^coughing,nose. 
 
 Headache, soldered : head, nose and teeth ap- 
 pear to be, Lyss. 
 
 Headache, sounding: deep in right side of 
 brain, Sars. 
 
 Headache, soreness: Bapt., Brach., ICalc, 
 ICalc p., Eup. pur., IFerr., BFerr. ph., 
 B BGels., BIgn., BKreo., Lac c, BNux m., IPetroL, 
 1 1 Sec, I ISyph.; on awaking, Amb., 1 1 Cup. 
 ars.; as if beaten in right half, extending a 
 little beyond middle line of vertex (rheumatic 
 ophthalmia), I ISyph.; as if bruised or exposed 
 to sun, Mane; like a bcil, IRhus; cuttlng,iLyc; 
 worse in evening and when stooping (neur- 
 algia), I IPuls.; in children, BKali m.; worse in 
 evening and when undressing, also from get- 
 ting warm in bed, BPuls. ; after pain in right 
 supraorbital ridge goes off (supraorbital neu- 
 ralgia), BKali bi.; externally, 6Spig.; in front 
 when moving eyes or turning them upward, 
 Bapt.; in scrofulous ophthalmia, BArs.; in bil- 
 ious fever, BEup. perf. ; in forehead, IBell ; 
 worse moving muscles of forehead, BCalc; in 
 gastric headache, BCaust. ; is afraid to shake 
 head, as if it would drop to pieces, EGlon.; inter- 
 nal, as if sore brain collided with skull, I ISiL; 
 as if sore inside, on motion, IGlon.; internal, 
 better in house, worse first going into open air, 
 better from conversation, BEup. perf.; during 
 menses, Polyg.; in morning, Amb., Kob.; from 
 morning till noon, Lith.; when moving, 
 Chlor., BGlon.; moving about. Merc sul.; with 
 nausea, BVer.; after neuralgia, ECodein.; dur- 
 ing severe pains, Ast. r.; periodical, as if from 
 ulceration, with constipation, B BNux v.; pulsat- 
 ing, when movyig head, IGlon.; rheumatic 
 (granular conjunctivitis), IPhyt. ; right side, 
 when lying (rheumatic ophthalmia), I ISyph.; 
 over right side (tonsillitis), IMerc iod. flav.; 
 worse right side, IPhyt.; painful on scratching, 
 as if ulcerated, I Kali iod.; after scratching, 
 IPetroL; especially on side, Abrot.; of side 
 rested on, ^Esc h.; of corresponding side of, 
 with heat around eye (iritis), IMerc; in a 
 small spot on right side, Zinc; especially in 
 temples, ISang.; in spots,especially in temporal 
 region, Sang.; to touch, Cann. L, Zing.; when 
 hair is touched, BAlum.; even to touch of hair 
 (occipital headache), I I Zinc; in outer parts as 
 from subcu^meous ulceration, painful to touch, 
 flSul. ac. iisr pressure, sensitive, touch. 
 
 Headache, pains spasmodic : especially over 
 eyes, Colch.; if she attempts to raise her- 
 self (hysterical spasms), ECic 
 
 Headache, spermatorrhoea : g@r emissions, 
 masturbation, sexual. 
 
 Headache, spine: from affection, I Agar.; ex- 
 tending down spine, ICoccul. gig^ neck. 
 
 Headache, splitting : Amm. m., Ast. r., Bar. c, 
 SBry., Coccus ; during cough, Caps., IBCalc, 
 Calc ars., Coccus, BNux v., IPhos., ISticta; 
 with purple face, Coccus; child holds head 
 (whooping cough), INux v.; with nausea, 
 BBry.; with pulsations and burning heat, 
 Sarrac; skull, worse moving, walking, and 
 coughing, HCaps. ; with pressure on vertex, 
 Lyss. ®l§ r ° bursting, pressing. 
 
 Headache, in spots: BKali bi., BOxal. ac, 
 ISang.; size of a fist, Pallad.; small, now here 
 now there, Cochl. $z^ linear, locality, 
 soreness. 
 
 Headache, squeezing : Diosc, Stram.; as if 
 squeezed flat, after typhoid (nervous affec- 
 tion), BManc 
 
 ggg^ constrictive, contractive, pinching, 
 pressing, viselike. 
 
 Headache, stabbing : Magn. s.; worse in after- 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 [ noon and evening, IKali bi.; as with a double- 
 edged knife in evening, cannot lie on either 
 side, IBell.; in dysmenorrhoea, BApis. 
 J^p* cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, 
 sticking, stinging, stitching. 
 
 Headache, standing: throbbing worse, Guaiac, 
 Rheum, ^f position, rising. 
 
 Headache, sticking : Crot. t., IHep., I IMagn. c, 
 Zinc. ; from all sides at once, Jamb. ; in anterior 
 part, IKreo.; boring, Thuya; in catarrh, 
 ILach.; dull in morning, worse stooping, 
 IINux v.; here and there, Ratan. ; contrac- 
 tive, here and there, in whole forepart, espe- 
 cially in temples, mostly in open air, BMang.; 
 especially in forehead, Euph.; worse in house, 
 ' better in fresh air, Niccol.; in left side, menses 
 too early, BOl. an.; in middle, BParis; in right 
 side, Inul. ; in right side, after dinner, Zinc; 
 in right side, extending to eye, which she was 
 obliged to press together, IMagn. m.; in one 
 spot on side of, Sign. ; tearing, on right side, 
 worse in erect position and from motion, bet- 
 ter during rest, iLith.; with throbbing, Ferr. 
 Jg@? B cutting, darting, lancinating, nail, 
 pricking, stabbing, stinging, stitching. 
 
 Headache, stinging : Caust., Crotal., IKali iod., 
 I INux m.; in open air, better indoors, Mang.; 
 in afternoon, at 5, Zing.; begins with stinging, 
 Caust.; in bones, BMerc, IStaph.; burning, 
 mostly in left temple, at 3 p.m., and when 
 lying on it, IStaph.; changing place when 
 scratching, worse in evening, at rest, better by 
 walking about, ICycl.; with drowsiness, Blpec; 
 dull, crooked, Pallad.; during chill, IDiad. ; 
 from forehead vertex, Goss.; in left side, from 
 occiput to uppef face, after vexation, ICham.; 
 in left side, particularly in temple, in and 
 around eye, ICham.; with weak memory, 
 IZinc; after menses, INatr. m.; before menses, 
 ■Ferr.; in nerves of left, coming and going, 
 preventing sleep, I Aur. met.; extends towards 
 occiput, but worse in right temple and above 
 ear, Astac; short paroxysms, increases to 
 aching, I llpec. ; in periosteum, IStaph.; better 
 scratching, Thuya; in sides, ^extending to 
 occiput and nape of neck (catarrh of bladder), 
 ICinnab.; with sleeplessness, Flaps ; more in 
 young and strong persons (neuralgic and rheu- 
 matic headaches), IIMagn. p. 
 JU^gf* cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, 
 stabbing, sticking, stitching. 
 
 Headache, stitching: iEthus., Amm.c,Ammon- 
 iac.,Asaf.,Aur. met., I Bapt., Bell., Berb., Clem., 
 IHyos.,Iodof., BLaur., Magn. s., IMerc, Mi lief., 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., I IRhod., Stront., ISul.; 
 afternoon and night(typhoid), ILyc; in bones, 
 (rheumatic headache), I I Kali bi.; boring 
 from without in, 10 p.m., Lyss.; with bronchial 
 catarrh, llCalc; changing place, worse stoop- 
 ing, Niccol.; chronic, ICon.; from cold, after 
 scarlet fever, DHell.; with coryza, worse stoop- 
 ing, IIBry.; when coughing, lArs., IBry., 
 ICarbo v., Con.; chiefly over left ear and occi- 
 put, Anag.; extend to ears, root of nose and 
 . malar bone, with toothache, IRhus ; comes 
 from deep in, affecting left eye, following left 
 supraorbital nerve, morning at 4, worse each 
 succeeding morning (suppressed intermittent), 
 llSpig. ; into eyes and root of nose, with 
 catarrh, IKali c; out at eyes, BCalc; out at left 
 eye, ISpig.; in supraorbital neuralgia, ICheL; 
 with heat, IKali c; with chilliness, ICalc; 
 
 with chill (intermittent), Diad.; fine through, 
 BNatr.m.; especially in forehead and temples, 
 Jacea; especially in forehead, from slightest 
 cold or mental disturbance, worse from touch, 
 with hot, red face, 1 1 Puis.; continuous in 
 lower part of forehead, over eye, worse from 
 motion, in house, better walking in open air, 
 Sep.; from forehead to occiput, on stepping 
 hard, BBBry.; worse in forehead only during 
 day, chronic, BMerc; worse in forehead, after 
 paroxysm of cough (phthisis), 1 1 Stann.; flying, 
 deep, commence like a blow, pass into long 
 and painful stitch through whole head, often 
 with loss of consciousness, IBell.; flying from 
 within out, in sides, Asaf.; in hemicrania, 
 OSep.; worse in house, better in fresh air, 
 Niccol.; as if knife were plunged in, I INuxm.; 
 frequently returning, knifelike, in middle, 
 Ammoniac. ; in left side, Anac,Bor., Eup. pur.; 
 in left side, above neck, towards temple and 
 across forehead from right to left, Calc a.; in 
 left side, from temple to occiput, into side of 
 neck and auditory meatus, I I Puis.; must lie 
 down, INatr. m., INitr. ac; after menses, 
 Berb., BLyc; to neck and chest, INatr. m.; 
 like needles, Calad., ICham., ISep.; in neur- 
 algia, I I Agar.; at night., Amm. c, ISul.; from 
 hard palate to vertex, ICham.; worse in rest, 
 better motion, 1 1 Caps.; in right side, Gamb., 
 Iodof.; in right side, breast and thigh, simul- 
 taneously, JEsc. h.; frequently recurring in 
 right side, during pregnancy, ISep.; to scapu- 
 lae, I I Puis.; sharp, through, Merc. iod. fiav.; 
 sharp, with heat of scalp, Spong.; periodic 
 shocks, Mur. ac; in side, Millef.; in sides, after 
 dinner, Bar. c; single, Paris; with sleepless- 
 ness, Mane; disturbed sleep, INitr. ac; when 
 stooping, Hep. ; to teeth, ears and neck, IMerc; 
 with pulsation in temples, better by hard 
 pressure, worse by movement, Cinch.; under 
 scalp, Aeon.; disappear by^ touch, worse when 
 lying on back or painful side, Cycl.; worse in 
 warm bed, Thuya ; in warm room, Bar. c. 
 j^gf* cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, 
 stabbing, stinging. 
 
 Headache, stomach : fig" gastric. 
 
 Headache, stool: after, Carb. s., llgn. ; before, 
 I lOxal.ac, I Puis.; better after, Agar., Lachn.; 
 with black, llris; during, Ind., ILyc, IPuls., 
 ISul., BSil.;after insufficient (abdominal pain), 
 BAloe; with large, difficult, IINux v.; caused 
 by too small but frequent, with tenesmus, 
 Con.; with ineffectual urging, Lil. tig. 
 j^§p°* anus, constipation, diarrhoea. 
 
 Headache, stooping : aggravates, Msc. h., Am., 
 B IBell., Berb., ICalc, Caulo., Como., Cornus, 
 I IDros., IGlon., IHell., BHelon., llgn., Millef., 
 Natr. a., INux m., Nux v., I I Petrol., Ptel., 
 I IPuls., BSep., BSil., ISpig., Sul., Zing.; worse 
 in open air, BChel.; pressing pain worse, 
 Ars. i., Berb., I ILach.; stitches, IBry., Niccol.; 
 tearing, Con.; throbbing worse, OApis, IIBell., 
 IGlon., Laur., INux v.; better by, Cina, Con., 
 Mez.; as though contents would issue from 
 forehead, IIBry. 
 
 Headache, straining : especially in sinciput, 
 chiefly in morning, worse in stooping, better 
 in open air, Berb.; produced by muscular 
 strain, ICalc. g®^ lifting. 
 
 Headache, streaks : in two, from back to front, 
 better thinking about it, Ars. h. 
 jg^ 13 linear, spots. 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
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 Headache, strikes head against bedpost or 
 wall: IIMillef. 
 
 Headache, from study. $gr mental exertion, 
 thinking. 
 
 Headache, stunning : with cough, iEthus.; 
 with facial neuralgia, llris ; after breakfast, 
 llris ; in morning, after eating, and in sun- 
 shine, IIXux v.; periodical, rests head on 
 table, lArs. J^ST blow, concussive, stupe- 
 fying, stupor, traumatic, unconscious. 
 
 Headache, stupefying: Bapt., IDulc, Hydr.ac, 
 ILaur., ILyc.,, IPhos.; with buzzing, IPuls., 
 IBhus; as from coal gas, all morning, Zinc; 
 compressing, mostly in forehead, with nausea 
 in evening, worse when moving head and in 
 room, better in open air, Mosch.; with con- 
 gestion and pulsation, I IPhos.; with coryza, 
 from 4 to 8 p.m., I Hell. ; with coryza, itching and 
 burning of scalp, general heat of body, worse 
 forenoon, ISabad. ; dizzy, in short paroxysms, 
 with blackness before eyes and general weak- 
 ness, especially forenoon and evening, Zinc; by 
 drinking, I IXux v.; drowsy, Amyl.; dull, a-Esc. 
 h.; dull, with bloated eyes, Eheum; dull, in 
 different parts, particularly above and behind 
 ears, Calc a.; by eating, Cina, IIXux v.; worse 
 in evening, smoking, better walking in open 
 air, I Ant. c; in fever, IIBapt.; with heat 
 (quotidian), Blpec; involving forehead, 
 I IMenyanth.; especially in forehead when 
 walking in open air, I Cina ; first in forepart, 
 later in back of head, with coryza, worse in 
 open air, better by moving head and while 
 stooping, Con.; sick headache, BSul.; in left 
 half, in morning, Psor.; like from a load 
 during night, better toward morning, DArs. h.; 
 in mania, IBell.; in meningitis, I I Ant. t.; 
 with mental depression, ISep.; from mental 
 labor, ICalc, Cina, IIXux v.; in morning, 
 Arm, IIXux v.; from 3 a.m. till afternoon, 
 worse on rising, stooping, or exerting mind, 
 better by closing eyes, ICalc; after breakfast 
 (neuralgia), llris; with nausea in throat, worse 
 in evening, lAnt. c; down neck, weakness 
 (cerebrospinal meningitis), ILyc; at night, 
 IVer.; worse in occiput, anasarca (after scarlet 
 fever), IHell. ; in outer head, Con. ; pressive 
 (puerperal fever), I Aeon. ; especially in fore- 
 head, worse moving head, and while standing, 
 ■Staph.; pressing, especially affects both sides 
 of forehead, in every position, Verbas. ; press- 
 ive (suppressed hemorrhoidal flow), ICalc; 
 worse from stooping, better in rest, in open air, 
 IHell. ; tensive, worse on left side, worse in 
 afternoon and evening, worse sitting bent 
 forward, worse after going to bed, better sit- 
 ting up, Asaf. 
 g® 10 dull, stunning, stupor, unconscious. 
 
 Headache, stupor: with, IHam., ILyc; result- 
 ing in, lasting twelve to thirty-six hours, 
 could not rouse her (amenorrhoea), IHam.; 
 after stupor, following convulsions (dysmenor- 
 rhea), I Collin. 
 fg^* stupefying, unconscious. 
 
 Headache, appearing suddenly : Val. ; and 
 ceases suddenly, IIBell.; in evening, while 
 conversing, Sinap.; with dimness of sight, or 
 double vision, IGels.; with dim vision and 
 light head, IChim. m.; in left side, Cain.; in 
 right side, Ast. rub. ggg*" increasing. 
 
 Headache, with suicidal tendency, chronic, 
 caused by suppression of foot sweat, IMerc. 
 ~" life. 
 
 Headache, sun: from heat of, IBell, Brom., 
 ICalc, ICoccul., IIGlon.JIgn., IILach.,IIXatr. 
 c, IStram., ISyph., Val.; in sun, with glimmer- 
 ing of eyes (general breakdown after repeated 
 attacks of pneumonia), ILach.; from riding 
 through sand in hot sun, ICoccul.; worse in 
 sun, I ISul.; stupefying, IXux v.; worse, walk- 
 ing in sun, Hippom. 
 
 Headache, sutures : coronal, Gamb.; heavy pain 
 along coronal, extending backward and oc- 
 cupying all of parietal portion at 10 a.m. until 
 4 p.m., Chrom. ac; pain along, IIFluor. ac; as 
 if torn open, IBell.; behind ears at 3 p.m., 
 IFluor. ac. fi^** bones, periosteal. 
 
 Headache, swallowing difficult: IBell. 
 Jg£§"~ throat. 
 
 Headache, sweat: accompanied by, Ant. c, 
 ICornus; better from, IXatr. m.; from checked, 
 lAscl. s.; follows, in right side of head 
 and face, with surging in forehead like waves 
 of pain rolling up and beating against frontal 
 bone, Sep.; with cold, IVer.; on head and 
 body smelling like urine, Coloc; profuse, with 
 diuresis, I I Aeon.; worse from, Chin. s. 
 figg^ fever, heat. 
 
 Headache, sycotic : Thuya. 
 
 Headache, sympathetic : from disturbances in 
 ganglionic nervous system, IXux v. 
 jgei^ nervous. 
 
 Headache, syphilitic: IIAur.met., IIKaliiod., 
 IIMerc., IMez.. HXitr. ac, IPhyt., IStilling., 
 ISul., I ISyph., IIThuya. 
 jggg* 3 bones, periosteal, skull, sutures. 
 
 Headache, talking : aversion to, Oxal. ac; 
 better by, Eup. perf.; ILac def.; dread of saying 
 the wrong thing, I Med.; induced by, IKreo.; 
 caused by distant, Mur. ac; worse from, ICalc, 
 ICoccul., IDiad., ILac c, IINatr. m., ISil., 
 ISul.; worse from loud talking unawares, 
 IXux m. 
 
 $gf music, noise. Also Chapter 6, Hearing 
 sensitive. 
 
 Headache, from tea: HSep., IThuya. 
 
 Headache, tearing: Agnus, Amhra, Amm. c, 
 Amm. m., Ant. t., Aph. ch., Bor., IBry., BCoc- 
 cul., QColoc, IGuaiac, IKreo., ILyc, Nitr. sp. 
 d., I IRhod., ISul., Zinc; in afternoon and at 
 night (typhoid), ILyc; in anterior part, IKreo.; 
 as if torn asunder, Cup. m., I IXux v.; in sides, 
 as if brain had gone to sleep, worse by contact, 
 motion after eating, lying or stooping, Con.; in 
 bones, Aur. mur., ICalc, IMerc, Ehod., 
 IStaph.; as if brain would be torn to pieces, 
 
 I Hyper.; deep in brain, better in open air, 
 
 I I Aur. met.; as if whole brain were torn and 
 bruised, worse from motion, noise or light, 
 ICoff.; as if brain were torn or beaten to pieces, 
 worse moving eyes or sitting up in bed, better 
 from moderate exercise, IMur. ac; after tak- 
 ing cold in a draught of air and becoming heat- 
 ed, IKali c; clinching, ICalc; contractive from 
 forehead to neck, with chilliness, IIMerc; 
 with cough, ICup. ac; cramplike, ICalc; 
 causing her to cry out, she must sit up, 
 bends double, attacks every hour or half 
 hour, IColoc; drawing in leftside, 1 1 Caps., 
 Zinc; from ear to ear (quartan ague), I ISep.; 
 particularly in and behind right ear, from 
 which there is a yellow watery discharge 
 (after suppressed eruption of measles), I IPuls.; 
 after eating, with heat in cheeks and chilly 
 sensation over body, at least in hands, I IXux 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 v.; after error in diet, BCham.; every evening, 
 
 I I Puis.; externally, QCycl.; as if in bone above 
 left eye, near root of nose and in other parts 
 of bone, I Merc, c.; in supraorbital neuralgia, 
 IChel.; also in right eye, with dim vision and 
 sensation as if cold air were rushing through 
 eye, Croc; in periosteum and bones of face, 
 
 I I Merc; in fever, most in region of benevo- 
 lence, BElat.; in intermittent, I Ars.; especially 
 occiput, Camph.; as if forehead would be torn 
 asunder, Sil.; especially left side of forehead, 
 Camph.; in whole, especially right frontal 
 region, morning till evening, after lying down, 
 Zinc; with headache, BCalc. p.; worse in a 
 warm bed, Thuya ; with heaviness of head, 
 worse about noon, ICham.; with heaviness 
 and vertigo, dull sight, photophobia and fiery 
 circles before eyes, 1 1 Puis.; in hemicrania, 
 ■Sep.; in whole head, now here now there, 
 IBerb.; in integuments, Caust. ; intermittent 
 in those of rheumatic, gouty or nervous dia- 
 thesis, BColoc; lambdoidal suture to temporal 
 bone, Ferr.; in left side, Ammoniac, Anacoc, 
 
 I ISars., MVerbas.; worse evening and night 
 (rheumatic ophthalmia), BCoccul.; in left side 
 (conjunctivitis), IISuL; in left side, affecting 
 eyes, appearing regularly at midnight, iChin. 
 a.; in left side, eyeball to occiput, I IColch.; in 
 left side, particularly in temples, in and around 
 eye, ICham.; worse in left side (heart disease), 
 
 I I Aur. met.; compelling one to lie down, 
 ■Natr. m.; frequent, better lying down and by 
 pressure (hysteria), BLyc; after menses, Berb.; 
 in morning, I INuxv.; morning, soon after ris- 
 ing, tearing, rooting up, worse motion, espe- 
 cially walking in open air, when every step is 
 attended with a violent jerk in head, but 
 especially worse lying down, better sitting 
 still or walking about room a long time (chlo- 
 rosis), I ISpig.; worse by motion and talking 
 in evening, BCoccul.; worse on motion and 
 when walking, better lying, I Cinch.; with 
 nausea, ICon.; around with nausea, rising from 
 lying, better lying, Calc s.; extending to neck 
 and teeth, worse at night, iBCinch.; extending 
 to muscles of neck and throat, Anac; nightly, 
 ICaust.; during night, better toward morning, 
 Ars. h.; from occipital protuberance, upward 
 and forward over both sides, ISil.; in parox- 
 ysms, Niccol.; in pericranium, wandering 
 pains, Colch.; in periosteum, worse at rest,*in 
 morning, during a thunderstorm, and wet, 
 cold, stormy weather, better wrapping head up ■ 
 warmly, dry heat and exercise, Rhod.; in 
 periosteum, worse rest, damp, stormy, cold 
 weather, better wrapping head up warmly, 
 dry heat and exercise, BRhus ; in periosteum, 
 BStaph.; as if head would be torn to pieces, 
 ILil. tig.; in pneumonia, I INuxv.; better from 
 pressure, Camph.; worse from pressure and at 
 night, ISil.; in right side, ilCarboa., IPuls.; 
 in right side, after dinner, Zinc; in right side, 
 extending to eye, which she was obliged to 
 press together, BMagn. m.; worse in right side 
 (gonorrhoea), DMerc; on right side, trans- 
 versely across nose, extending into malar 
 bone, teeth and across eye, worse morning 
 and evening, Thuya; terrible, as if she would 
 lose her reason, ILil. tig.; frequently recurring, 
 pains in right side during pregnancy, ISep.; in 
 right side (traumatic inflammation), ICon.; 
 worse in right side and forehead, IBell.; worse 
 
 on rising, better lying down, BLyc; as with a 
 saw, BSul.; at times extending to scapulae, 
 I IPuls.; semilateral, down to teeth and neck, 
 with stitches in ears, BMerc; periodic shocks, 
 Mur. ac; onesided, ICham., BCic; in half of 
 eyeball to occiput, Colch.; in side of to neck, 
 BLyc; onesided, with stitches through eyes and 
 in cheek bones, ESil.;on small spots, particular- 
 ly in occiput, BColch.; better sitting quietly in 
 warm room, Carbo v.; sticking, Zinc; along 
 sutures, ICalc.p.; swimming, as in seasickness, 
 IGels.; to teeth and neck, with stitches in ears, 
 BMerc; principally in temporal bones, worse 
 pressure, touch, better open air, BArg. met.; 
 with toothache, Ailant., I ISil.; in change of 
 temperature, I ISep.; in vaginismus, I ISil.; after 
 vexation, BCham.; worse vomiting, BLachn.; 
 drives him frombed, obliges him to walk about, 
 worse lying down, Thuya; from warmth, worse 
 in cold and getting up in morning, IStram.; 
 during hard labor, Anac. 
 H^" lacerating, neuralgic, rending. 
 
 Headache, teeth : with toothache, Ailant., 
 BKali c, GILach., Plant., Sil., Ver.; from cari- 
 ous tooth, BHekla; for six months after having 
 tooth drawn, BIgn.; with grinding when asleep 
 I Lac def.; in same side as grumbling tooth- 
 ache, ISang.; extends into teeth, Lyss.; from 
 derangment of dental nerves, BHekla. 
 
 Headache, temperature : caused or aggravated 
 by change of, I Ran. b. 
 j^lf air, cold, heat, room, warmth, weather. 
 
 Headache, tensive: Agar., Bapt., BBry., Caust., 
 Cornus, BKali iod., Lyss., G BMerc, IMercper., 
 IPlat., Ran. sc, Sil., BSul.; in open air, better 
 indoors, Mang.; over brain, IPuls.; during 
 cough, ILach.; cause cramplike, of brain, worse 
 from pressure of hat and overheating, Q Car- 
 bo v.; as if she would go crazy, Med.; dull, 
 bound, giddy sensation (otitis media), IGels.; 
 externally and internally, worse evening and 
 from cold, better in warmth , especially heat of 
 sun, Stront.; extending to eyes, with nausea, 
 Q iNitr. ac; worse when being put in erect posi- 
 tion, IMur. ac; as if forehead would burst, 
 BNatr. c; with heat in forehead, before verti- 
 go, BINux v., with heat,BMerc per.; in integu- 
 ments,particularly sides and behind ears,worse 
 from draught and cold air, better in warm 
 bed and damp weather, Caust.; in left side as 
 far back as parietal eminence, and to middle 
 of crown, Med.; especially on side on which 
 one lies, Phos. ac; when moving, as if filled 
 with water, with dizziness, Samb.; awakens at 
 night, Berb.; right side in occiput, BChel.j in 
 right side, Calc; in sides extending to occiput 
 and nape of neck (catarrh of bladder), ICin- 
 nab. ; with sw T eat on scalp, Lact. ac. ; over left 
 parietal bone, Card. m. 
 
 jgUPband, constrictive, contractive, press- 
 ing, viselike. 
 
 Headache, terrible : IJCrotal. 
 
 jgggT~ intolerable, racking, tornado. 
 
 Headache, thinking : caused by, Arg. nit., Ars. 
 m., BCofF., Lyss., Sabad.; better thinking 
 about it, Ars. h., ICic; disappear when fixing 
 attention on it, Pallad.; better when mentally 
 occupied, 1 1 Merc. iod. flav.; almost deprived 
 of power, BCimex; inability to stop, I ICalab.; 
 worse by thinking, BArg. nit., BCalc, BCalc. 
 p., Eryng., B Paris, Si nap., BSpig. 
 jg^° mental exertion. 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 141 
 
 Headache, with thirst: iEthus.,Camph., BStram., 
 ITereb., IVer. $g^ drinking. 
 
 Headache, throat : as if ball were rising into 
 brain, IPlumb.; dryness,_ Coca, Stram.; sore, 
 IBell., BLach., Lyss.; with follicular tontil- 
 litis, Merc, cy.; uvula elongated, ILac c. 
 
 Headache, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : 
 1 1 Agar., iEthus., Amyl., BAnac, E IBell., Bry., 
 Cann. i., BBChain., IChel., Crotal., Eup. perf., 
 Form., B BGlon., Ign., Indig., BLach., Lith., 
 BXatr. m., Xatr. s., I IXitr. ac, BPuls., Rheum, 
 Sep., I ISpig.,BSul.,Yariol.;asof an abscess, with 
 confusion, worse by cold air, particularly in 
 morning or on right side only, Bov.; distress- 
 ing aching, Ham.; with every throb of arter- 
 ies, Ign.; arteries felt as if dissected out and 
 on exhibition, Glon.; when ascending or 
 walking, Ast. r.; begins on awaking, Aur. 
 met.; on awaking, with dread or fear that he 
 would be very ill (bilious remittent), I I Pod.; 
 with pain in back, before menses, BLach.; on 
 going to bed, on right side and upper part of 
 forehead, also at back part on left side at 
 junction of head and neck,Ferr. iod.; driving 
 out of bed, Calc. a.; after loss of blood, 
 BBCinch.; in arteries of brain, BPuls.; in 
 climacteric years, BAgar.; after catching cold, 
 I I Op.; concussive, Calc; congestive, after ex- 
 cessive use of liquor, BGuarana; after cough- 
 ing, Blpec, BLyc; on whole cranium, BTereb.; 
 commencing at crown as if internal and ex- 
 ternal, Sil.; with debility, Seneg.; not confined 
 to one locality (diphtheria), IIHydras.; dull, 
 worse from study or movement of eyes, better 
 from rest, open air and binding head tightly, 
 BPic. ac; dull, continues all evening and so 
 severe on retiring that she felt sick all over, 
 Vib.; in evening, Zinc; worse in evening, 
 with sharp, piercing pain above right eye on 
 looking down, BXatr. m.; with sense of ex- 
 pansion, BGlon.; particularly over eyes, Bell.; 
 descends into cheeks/thence into neck in shape 
 of tearing, -Spong.; with red face,DKalm.; with 
 faintingfits (typhus), BStram.; with fever,Cann. 
 s.; jumping, in intermittent, Blpec; with heat, 
 Cann. s.; during heat, Ign.; during chill and 
 heat, BEup. perf.; in typhoid fever, BBell. ; 
 extending from front to'back, Cornus ; chiefly 
 in forehead, I I Petrol.; mostly in forehead, 
 with nausea and vomiting, worse in morning 
 and when moving, better lying with head 
 high, better by sweat, BXatr. m.; in front of 
 left side, better on stopping reading, worse on 
 writing steadily, Meph.'; from forehead to oc- 
 ciput, left side, Eupat. perf.; with giddiness, 
 cannot walk, Sec; like a hammer, after fever, 
 with vomiting of bile, Curar.; from heart 
 (v&lvular insufficiency), BLith.; heavy from 
 heart, BCact.; with heaviness and vertigo, dull 
 sight, photophobia and fiery circles before 
 eyes, I IPhos.; worse in house, better in fresh 
 air,Niccol.; during inspiration, BCarbo v.;in left 
 side,Calca.,Eup.pur.;inleftsideextending in- 
 to eye, Croc ; in evening, BCoccul. ; in a small 
 spot left side, Bov.; lying, worse about ear 
 on which she is lying, Spong.; in measles, 
 BEuph.; in chronic meningitis, I I Sep.; after 
 menses, worse open air, BCarbo a. ; with 
 amenorrhcea, B BPuls.; during menses, BLach.; 
 during menses, worse after, Calc. p.; with sup- 
 pression of menses, B BPuls.; after severe men- 
 tal effort, worse at base of brain, often with 
 
 congestion of spine, increase of sexual excite- 
 ment and violent erections, BPic ac. ; in morn- 
 ing, Kob., BXux v., BSul.; morning when rising 
 BAsar.; from motion, BApis, BBry., BCoccul., 
 I BGlon., ILyc, BXatr. m.; both sides, worse 
 by quick motion, BCalc p.; at night, ESul.; in 
 syphilitic iritis from abuse of mercury, B B Asaf. ; 
 commences at nape of neck, ECarbo v.; extend- 
 ing to neck and teeth, worse at night, ECinch. ; 
 from occiput to front, as if it would crowd 
 everything out at forehead, BGlon.; alternate 
 pallor and flushes, Camph.; recurring like a 
 slow pulsation, Jamb.; pressing, worse in fore- 
 head (menorrhagia), BFerr. s. ; pressive, with 
 enlargement of cutaneous veins of head and 
 face, BGlon.; pressing, with heat, BDros.; bet- 
 ter from external pressure, B BPuls.; in outer 
 parts, with stitches in temples, better by ex- 
 ternal pressure and by walking, worse sitting 
 and standing, BGuaiac; raging, Led.; when 
 raising head, Squill a; in right side, BBCact., 
 Merc iod. rub.; intermittent, in a small spot 
 beneath scalp, Plant.; in sides, IGraph.; con- 
 fined to small spots, principally left supra- 
 orbital ridge, QIXux m. ; as of pulse, with 
 • slight sticking, BFerr.; worse stooping, 
 BApis, BBell., BGlon., Laur., I IXux v.; 
 with syncope, BGlon.; worse by talking, 
 BCoccul.; especially in temples, could count 
 beats, Glon.; most in temples, better by 
 coffee, BCornus; in temporal arteries, with 
 bitter vomiting, BSang.; worse in left temple, 
 (glaucoma), BBPhos.; mostly in right temple, 
 worse by motion, noise, better at rest, lying 
 with head high, Spig.; worse in right temple 
 and above right eye, Lyss.; thumping in side, 
 above right ear, BEup. perf.; transitory, 
 sudden throbs, left side, Brach.; in vaginis- 
 mus, 1 1 Sil.; especially in vertex, BHyper. ; 
 with heat, worse on vertex and right side, 
 precedes a cold in head, with stiff neck, 
 lELach.; with vertigo, Bell., Hod., BXltr. ac; 
 with vertigo and flushes of heat to face and 
 head, BGlon.; with vertigo and heaviness, 
 worse standing, Rheum ; visible and audible, 
 BBell.; with vomiting of bile and mucus, 
 IPuls.; worse from warm food, sun and warm 
 room, 1 1 Sul.; better washing in cold water, 
 Ind.; prevents waiting, Mane 
 jggg 01 hammering. 
 
 Headache, worse during a thunderstorm: 
 Rhod. Jg^ weather. 
 
 Headache, tight feeling : fi^ tensive. 
 
 Headache, tingling : Cadm. s.; worse becoming 
 cold, after eating, better bending head forward 
 and heat, Hyosc; dull, I IPhos. ac: especially 
 in occiput, I Rhus ; when speaking loud, Zinc; 
 with stupefaction, better in motion, BRhus ; 
 mostly on temples and behind ears, followed 
 by swelling and eruption, BPuls.; precedes 
 unconsciousness with heavy sleep, Sec; while 
 walking, Yerbas. Jgg§~ numb. 
 
 Headache from tobacco: smoking, BAnt. c, 
 Calad., Calc, BGels., BIgn., Xatr. a., Paris ; from 
 smelling tobacco smoke, BIgn. ; better smok- 
 ing and going into open air, Diad. ; better 
 while smoking after tea, Carbol. ac ; from 
 abuse of snuff, BIgn. 
 
 Headache, as of a tornado in head : Carbo a. 
 jggg ' intolerable, racking, terrible. 
 
 Headache, touch : pains cease or change from, 
 Asaf.; worse from, BArg. met., BBell., Con., 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Ilgn., 7rKali c, IKalm., IIMerc. sol., HMez., 
 
 1 1 Plat., ISiL, Tarant. 
 
 jj^gf pressure, sensitive, wrapping. 
 
 Headache, traumatic: after mechanical in- 
 juries, lArn., ICalend., IHyper, INatr. s. 
 g^gF° blow, concussive, stunning, stupefy- 
 ing, stupor, unconscious. 
 
 Headache, trembling: knees and legs, IGlon. 
 
 Headache, twinging : Plant.; in right side, Zinc. 
 
 Headache, twitching: darting, Gels.; on mov- 
 ing head or ascending steps (intermittent), 
 INatr. m. ; shooting (neuralgia), IKalm. 
 
 Headache, ulcerative pain : in scalp, with loss 
 of hair (megrim), ■Ferr.; suppurative, on one 
 side, Zinc. 
 
 Headache, unbearable : j^ 35 intolerable. 
 
 Headache, unconsciousness: IGlon., INux 
 v., ISil.; before loss of consciousness, Ilgn., 
 BNatr. m.; in meningitis, IVer.; comes on at 
 noon, since cessation of menses, eight years 
 ago, INaja; with vertigo, as if he would fall, 
 worse morning on rising, ISpig.; almost de- 
 prives of senses, 1 1 Thuya ; morning in bed, 
 better after rising, Rhod. 
 gggT 1 stupefying, stupor. 
 
 Headache, worse uncovering : Benz. ac. 
 Jl^ 31 wrapping. 
 
 Headache, pain makes uneasy : IBell., Lyss. 
 %g^ restless. 
 
 Headache, with urinary affections : Berb. 
 
 Headache, urination : copious, Ascl. s., IVer.; 
 better from profuse, IGels., IKalm., Sil.; co- 
 pious, watery, during pains, Coloc. ; copious, 
 limpid, Ilgn., Uris ; frequent, IBell., uCup. 
 m., IVer.; increased secretion, Aeon., Bov., 
 IGlon.; scanty, Ascl. s.; scanty, fetid, between 
 paroxysms, Coloc; suppressed, Calc. 
 
 Headache, with urticaria : I Cop. 
 
 Headache, uterine: with uterine complaints, 
 ICalc. p., ICaulo., IHelon., IHydras., ILil. 
 tig., IINatr. m., IDSep. ; hysterical, IPlat., 
 IPuls., USep.; hemorrhage, IBell., IBry., 
 ■Cinch., IFerr., I IGlon., Ilpec; retroversion, 
 ILil. tig. ; stitching or cutting, IMelil. 
 g@r* menstrual, pregnancy. 
 
 Headache, after vaccination : I ISil. 
 
 Headache, in variola, fi^** smallpox. 
 
 Headache, vertigo: accompanied by, iEthus., 
 Ailant., II Apis, Ascl. s., IIBell., UCalc, DCalc. 
 p., Camph., ICast. eq., Castor., ICaust., Cham., 
 Chlorof., BCinnab., DCoccul., Crotal., ICup.m., 
 IGlon., Hippom., Hydr. ac, Indig., Kali m., 
 IKalm., ILach., Lil. tig., ILobel. i., IMerc, 
 INatr. s., INux m., I INux v., UPhos., IPsor., 
 ■Sang., HSil., BTabac, IVer. v.; after headache, 
 vertigo, IMerc. per.; after headache, giddiness 
 while standing, Merc, sul.; in alcoholism, 
 ■Kalibr.; in climaxis, ICycl.; headache fol- 
 lows vertigo, Calc, Plat.; better in evening 
 and open air, Indig.; while fixing sight on 
 any object, Tarant.; long continued, I Sang.; 
 in morning, IZinc; after sleepless night, 
 ■Kali c; followed by spasmodic vomiting, 
 ■Sang.; worse walking and looking upward, 
 I^Ethus. 
 
 Headache, viselike: iEthus., IPuls. ; as if it 
 would burst, DCact; from ear to ear, over 
 vertex, IINitr. ac; with nausea, worse in open 
 air, from sleeping, eating and drinking, worse 
 in room,! IMerc; with weight in vertex, Alum.; 
 with vertigo and heaviness of head on raising 
 it from pillow, 1 1 Puis. Jg^ band, constric- 
 
 tive, contractive, pressing, pinching, 
 squeezing, tensive. 
 
 Headache, vomiting : Ant. t., Bar. m., IBell., 
 ■Calc, Crotal., I I Med., INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 Stram., I IXan.; after vomiting, Ascl. s. ; better 
 after, IGlon., 1 1 Mane; better after mucus and 
 bile, ICalc; on awaking, Form.; of bile, Ilpec, 
 INatr. s.; frequent, of a little bilious fluid, IBry . ; 
 followed by aching in sacrum and down legs 
 to feet, Med.; during vomiting, ISang.; getting 
 worse gradually, INux v. ; with vomiting, 
 hawking up of milk-white mucus, 1 1 Kali m.; 
 in morning, Caust.; of green mucus, IVer.; 
 nausea, and pain in stomach, Cornus; of 
 transparent'phlegm, INatr. m.; precedes, Uris; 
 sweetish, Uris ; and violent pain in umbilical 
 region, ■Plumb. 
 
 Headache, walking : after a walk, Sabad.; on 
 walking, with heat in head, disinclination to 
 rise or move about, ■Phos. ; in open air, espe- 
 pecially in cold wind, BMur. ac; walks back- 
 ward until he comes in contact with wall, bed, 
 or table, takes hold of furniture and pulls 
 himself forward with difficulty, ILach.; bet- 
 ter walking, ICycl., IGuaiac, IHyosc, IMur. 
 ac; worse walking, Atrop., iCaps., I Cinch., 
 Ptel., I IZinc; worse walking in open air, 
 ICalc; from walking fast,Iod.; worse walking, 
 stooping or shaking head, Cornus ; every step 
 painful, iSul.; with whizzing in head, I INux v. 
 jpgg^ air, dancing, motion. 
 
 Headache, knocks head against wall : IGlon. 
 
 Headache, wandering pains : Calc, ISang.; 
 tearing in one-half of head, Colch. 
 gigr flying, locality, metastasis. 
 
 Headache, warmth : j§ig?~ heat, sun. 
 
 Headache, water : as if head were full of boil- 
 ing, and w T hen moving head, as if brain struck 
 skull, Rob.; continuous, worse periodically, 
 with sensation as if cold water were poured 
 on head, ICup. m.; as if a large quantity of 
 cold water were poured on head and body, 
 better on pressure and rubbing head against 
 pillow, Tarant. ; after bathing or swimming, 
 IIAnt. c; better by warm footbath, Ascl.t.; 
 from washing, BCanth.; from water, washing, 
 or getting wet in cold weather, INux m.; after 
 washing with cold water, Form.; after wash- 
 ing with cold water when face was sweating, 
 ■ ■Bry.; better after washing head, Ant. t.; bet- 
 ter from cold water applications, Aloe, Cycl.; 
 better from holding cold water in mouth, 
 ■Cinch.; better from cold washing, BCalc p., 
 ■Spig., Zinc; worse from cold water, BMen- 
 yanth., even causing spasms, Glon.; cannot 
 bear to hear running water, ILyss.; as if 
 wrapped up, in warm water, Cepa ; after get- 
 ting wet, Led. Jgi^ weather. 
 
 Headache, watching : jfpp" sleep. 
 
 Headache, waves: as if beating from side, 
 worse by lying down, blood rushes in bubbles 
 and swashes, but is not hot, Dig. 
 
 Headache, weakness : accompanied by, I lAnt. 
 c, lArs., Cact., Calc. a., Carbo v., ■■Cinch., 
 ■Merc, ■Pic ac, IVer.; caused by debility, 
 ■Indig., ISul.; after, lAtrop. s., IGrat., IILyc. 
 B^ 5 * weariness. 
 
 Headache weariness: Bov., Diad., Lyss. ; pain- 
 ful (neuralgia), ILach. Jg^° weakness. 
 
 Headache, weather : from change, INux m.; 
 worse in change, ICalc. p. ; chronic, worse 
 and brought on by change, even in middle 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 143 
 
 of night she is awakened by pain, and knows 
 there has been a change, I IPsor.; worse in 
 cold, 1 1 Sil. ; in cold, raw, wet, I IBry.; on damp 
 rainy days, IIGlon.; better in damp, Caust.; 
 worse in damp, Glon., INatr. s., lEhus ; worse 
 in damp, cold (rheumatic), lIDulc, Nux m., 
 fcSul. ; worse in damp, better in moderately 
 warm, Polyg.; from dry, cold, BSpong. ; better 
 in dry, ICalc ; after exposure (influenza), 
 I I Ehus ; w T orse in stormy, Nux v. ; worse in 
 warm, 1 1 Thuya ; begins With warm, lasts all 
 summer, worse or better with sun, IGlon.; 
 worse in wet, DCalc. ; worse in stormy, wet, 
 Brom., Ehod. ; worse in windy, BPhos. 
 jg^^ air, cold, heat, sun, water. 
 
 Headache, weeping : Bry., ICoff., Lyss., IPuls. 
 
 Headache, weight: BNatr. m.; pressing upon 
 top of brain, BSul. ; desire to lie down, IBry. 
 ggi? 33 heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Headache, from getting wet : jggg^ water, 
 weather. 
 
 Headache, window : attempted to spring from 
 (chlorosis), IGlon. 
 
 Headache, worms: DCalc, ICina, ISul.; as- 
 carides, IFerr. mur. 
 
 Headache, wrapping up: better, IBelL, IBry., 
 ICup. ac, IMagn. m., Nux v., IPhos., IPic. 
 ac, Ehod., IBSil., Stront.; better bandaging 
 tightly, lArg. nit., ICalc, IMagn. m.; worse 
 from, Gels. 
 figgf*" air, cold, heat, pressure, touch. 
 
 Headache, writing : aggravates, Act. rac, Ars. 
 m., Bor., ICalc, Diad., Glon., Ign., Lyss., 
 Meph.; causes it to reappear, IFerr. 
 gggr 3 eyes, mental exertion, reading. 
 
 Headache, with yawning : ICepa, IGlon.; and 
 weakness, ICinch.; passes off with, IStaph. 
 Jg^~ sleep. 
 
 Headache, in zymotic or septic diseases: ICro- 
 tal., ILach. 
 
 HEMIC RANIA (megrim, migraine, semilat- 
 eral headache) : liEthus. , Agnus, 1 1 Ant. c, 
 lApis, lArg. nit., lArn., lArs., Arum, m., 
 Aur.met., lAsar., IBar. c,Bell., IBry., ICalc, 
 ; Cann. i., ICaps., IlCham., IChen. a., IChin. 
 a., ICoca, Coff.t., ICornus, lEup. perf., IFerr., 
 IGels., IGuaiac, IGuarana, IGraph., Ilndig., 
 
 I Kali bi., IKreo., ILach., ILac def., Millef., 
 
 I I Petrol., IPhos., I lEhus, lEob., IISil.,Sinap., 
 ISyph., Tarant., Ustil., IVer., IZing. 
 
 Hemicrania, alternates with : colic or liver com- 
 plaint, lArs. 
 
 Hemicrania, as if beaten : ISil. 
 
 Hemicrania, with belching : in convalescence 
 from yellow fever, ICalc 
 
 Hemicrania, as if brain would burst and fall out 
 of head : IPuls. 
 
 Hemicrania, gradually increasing, as if head had 
 been bruised and as if a load were pressing 
 down on it, worse by moving head towards 
 affected side : Con. 
 
 Hemicrania, from excessive use of coffee: Nux v. 
 
 Hemicrania, after catching cold : ISep. 
 
 Hemicrania, with coldness all over: Hgn. 
 
 Hemicrania, especially in region of combative- 
 ness (indigestion): lElat. 
 
 Hemicrania, as from congestion or pressure, 
 better sitting erect: ICic 
 
 Hemicrania, deepseated : Arund. 
 
 Hemicrania, drawing: IBCham.; as from a 
 draught of air, Valer.; in half of eyeball to occi- 
 put, Colch.; tensive, from neck to eyes, ILach.; 
 
 into shoulders, and onesided convulsive 
 throwing about and rotation of arm of same 
 side (tapeworm), I ISabad. 
 
 Hemicrania, after eating : Arn. ; worse after 
 dinner, IZinc; with empty eructations or in- 
 clination to vomit, ICalc 
 
 Hemicrania, eyes : affects eye, eyebrow, or side 
 of head, with general chilliness, llgn.; supra- 
 orbital region, during cold, rainy weather, 
 throbbing or tearing, stitching, with redness 
 and lachrymation of eye of affected side, 
 ISpig.; just above eyebrows, with sickness of 
 stomach, IPhyt.; as if eyes would be forced 
 out, worse right, with menses, 1 1 Sang.; dim 
 or double vision preceded by great sensibility 
 to noise, IGels. 
 
 Hemicrania, face : flushed, throbbing temples, 
 eyes injected, photophobia, congested brain, 
 I Kali br.; neuralgia, 1 1 Puis.; turgescent, mostly 
 evening and morning, with frequent yawning 
 and watery urine, IPhos. 
 
 Hemicrania, forehead: pains extending par- 
 ticularly toward, and left side, with nausea 
 and vomiting, attacks come towards evening, 
 Coloc; in forepart, Coccion. 
 
 Hemicrania, hysterical : llgn., ISticta, ISep., 
 BPlat. 
 
 Hemicrania, intermittent : in those of rheum- 
 atic, gouty or nervous diathesis, IColoc ; with- 
 out premonitory symptoms, ICoff. t. 
 
 Hemicrania, left side : JEsc. h., • Amyl., 1 1 Apis, 
 BArg. nit., Arum d., Asaf., Ascl. s., Brom., 
 ICalc, ICamph., ICarbo a., IChel., Chin, s., 
 Clem., IFerr., IHydras., Hod., Lyss., Pallad., 
 Sang., Sec, ISul.,1 IVer., Vib., Xan.; more in 
 bones, Clem.; as if cut off at septum and middle 
 forehead (prosopalgia), IChel.; with dulness, 
 Ascl. s.; as of an electric current, Ailant.; ex- 
 tending to ear, eye and nose, Ars. m.; violent 
 in evening, I IChin. s., Ind. ; better in even- 
 ing, in open air, worse shaking head, Sep.; 
 extending to eyes (intermitting), Asaf. ; af- 
 fecting eye and neck, BCinch.; through eye 
 into back of head, with nausea, IPhos.; in 
 episcleritis, I ITereb.; worse over eye (mer- 
 curio-syphilitic affections), Aur. mur. nat.; 
 earlier every day, IForm. ; from fright, IChin. 
 a.; in hypochondriasis, lArg. nit.; cannot 
 lean on left side, I Ars.; wants to lie down, 
 Chlor.; worse by light or noise, Ziz.; each 
 morning, burning and pulsating, ICinch.; in 
 morning (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; worse 
 from motion, noise, talking, better evening 
 (chlorosis), ICalc; worse at night, IKali bi.; 
 in puerperal eclampsia, IICoccul.; sickening, 
 worse from pressure or movement, Sil.; sting- 
 ing from within, with nausea, vomiting and 
 contraction of pupils,' worse indoors and walk- 
 ing fast, better open air and lying on painful 
 side, BSep.; tearing, Tell., BLach.; passing^ up 
 through vertex, Ferr. iod.; with vomiting, 
 IGlon.; vomiting during menses, worse at 
 noon, lasting till evening, lAmyl.; w r orse walk- 
 ing in open air, Alum.; with whimpering, Chel. 
 
 Hemicrania, menses; during, I ISep.; w T hen 
 menses should have appeared, with severe pain 
 in left side of forehead w T hich became throb- 
 bing, particularly when working, and caused 
 tears to flow, BKali c; with suppression,! i Puis. 
 
 Hemicrania, from mental exertion : in persons 
 who do not use coffee, BCoff; worse by mental 
 and bodily excercise, IChin. a. 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Hemicrania, morning : comes on, shortly after 
 awaking and increases little by little, BCoff. 
 t.; lasts till 5 p.m., worse after 3, better walk- 
 ing rapidly in open air, paroxysms every 
 week, 1 1 Rhus ; early in bed, with inclination 
 to vomit, 1 1 Graph. 
 
 Hemicrania, motion: imagines he gets relief from 
 moving head and limbs to and fro, iArs. 
 
 Hemicrania, as from pressing a nail into head : 
 Nux v.; worse in open air, HCoff. 
 
 Hemicrania, with nausea : Con., IKali c; and 
 vomiting, Blpec, BiPnls. 
 
 Hemicrania, along course of a few nerves ; 
 IKali bi. 
 
 Hemicrania, extends into bones of nose and or- 
 bits: IBell. 
 
 Hemicrania, as if there were painful nodes, with 
 pulsating, pressing, boring and burning in one 
 or the other temple, radiating to forehead, 
 eyes and vertex: IPhos. 
 
 Hemicrania, affected side pale : iAmyl. 
 
 Hemicrania, excessive in paroxysms : Ars. 
 
 Hemicrania, periodical: in amenorrhcea, 
 BBGraph.; on small spots that could be cover- 
 ed with point of finger, Kali bi.; in pityriasis 
 versicolor, IMez. 
 
 Hemicrania, pressing : I I Ver.; from pressure 
 always day after a party, where she usually 
 wore a heavy diadem, 1 101. an. 
 
 Hemicrania, rheumatic : with children, BCalc. 
 
 Hemicrania, right side : Ars. h., BAurant., Cann. 
 i., I ICean., BCist., Euph., Iber., BIris, BLachn., 
 BMerc. iod. flav., BMez., BBNitr. ac, MOxal. 
 ac, BBPic ac, 1 1 Puis., I ISul., Ziz.: on boun- 
 dary of brain, burning or cooling sensation, 
 and pressure as from finger tips, Pallad.; in 
 ''cautiousness," a fluttering pain between a 
 stinging and pressing, disappears when touch- 
 ing or fixing mind upon it, Pallad.; after ex- 
 posure to cold, with numbness or succeeded 
 by numbness, IKalm.; with diarrhoea, Ind.; 
 deep, as if a heavy board were lying there, 
 Jamb.; with roaring in ears, BChen. a.; back 
 of orbit, severe (after pains), BAct. rac; 
 with profuse lachrymation, MStram.; in 
 myopia, BArg. nit.; after using eyes (hy- 
 peremia of retina), 1 1 Puis.; with dimness 
 . or loss of vision, BChen. a.; in intermittent, 
 ICarbo v., I I Puis.; extends over jaw and to 
 top of head, comes on evening, lasts all night, 
 better towards evening, I ISul.; unable to lie 
 on that side, BMerc. sol.; lancinations from 
 foramen infraorbitale to occiput and man- 
 dibula 1 1 Zinc; in lower part, worse walk- 
 ing, Card, m.; worse morning and even- 
 ing, BSep.; to neck and shoulders, with ten- 
 sion in muscles, BLach.; by nosebleed, Bufo.; 
 oppressive down side of neck, worse during 
 menses, BLach.; in ovarian tumor, BApis; 
 periodical, BBCact. ; at intervals of from 
 one to five weeks, Chen.; worse in rest, better 
 constant motion, with nausea, vomiting and 
 low spirits, BIris v.; tearing, Bry.; above 
 temple, severe, Msc. h.; extending into throat, 
 near larynx, toward evening, Ars. h.; throb- 
 bing, extends down side of neck, worse during 
 menses, BLach.; after vertigo, BBPhos.; comes 
 on at 10^ a.m., with vertigo and dull, heavy 
 pains, glimmering before eyes, fainting and 
 sinking at epigastrium, slight fever and thirst, 
 better in open air and during sweat, BNatr. m. 
 
 Hemicrania, as if screwed inr-better in open air, 
 IBKali iod. 
 
 Hemicrania, sides: changing, 1 1 Lac c; ceases 
 on one side, continues more violent on other, 
 BNatr. m.; now in one, then in other side of 
 head, worse opening eyes wide, Cochl.; either 
 right or left side, Colch.; from left to right, 
 BNux m.; from right to left, Inul. ; in right side, 
 creeps around to left until it goes around head 
 (cephalalgia), BLach.; right in morning, left in 
 evening, Bov. 
 
 Hemicrania, in small spots : BKali bi. 
 
 Hemicrania, stinging: BZinc 
 
 Hemicrania, stitching: Amm. m., Canth.; com- 
 mencing early in morning and increasing in 
 severity until patient becomes unconscious 
 or half delirious, BNux v.; generally in one 
 temple or in back part, with vertigo, ringing 
 in ears and vanishing of sight, BPuls. 
 
 Hemicrania, stupefying : I Anac 
 
 Hemicrania, sycotic : worse soon after mid- 
 night, IThuya. 
 
 Hemicrania, with taenia: ISabad. 
 
 Hemicrania, tearing: BGraph., BZinc; espe- 
 cially in bones and left jaw, BCoccul.; worse 
 over eye and in bulbus, IKalm.; must lie 
 down, BCon. 
 
 Hemicrania, throbbing; Ver. 
 
 Hemicrania, trigeminus affected : Coloc 
 
 Hemicrania, with vertigo: BLach.; pale face, 
 general stiffness and pain in left side of ab- 
 domen, BLach. 
 
 Hemicrania, vomiting : of mucus with violent 
 attacks, BCoff.; better after mucus or bile, 
 ICalc; sour and eructations, BNatr. m. 
 
 Hemicrania, when walking : in open air, worse 
 talking and reflecting, Ign.; shattered or con- 
 cussed feeling at every step, BLyc 
 
 Hemicrania from excessive use of wine : BGlon. 
 
 Hemicrania, working early in morning brings 
 on an attack: BArn. 
 $^ Headache, nervous, neuralgic, sick. 
 
 MASTOID PROCESS, tearing pain in ab- 
 scess over right : Ang. 
 
 Mastoid process, when pressed feels as after 
 bruise or blow: BCina, BRuta. 
 
 Mastoid process, caries: IBCaps.-, BNitr.ac, BBSil. 
 
 Mastoid process, numb : as if head were screwed 
 together, BPlat. 
 
 Mastoid process, pain in region of right, Bapt. 
 
 Mastoid process, periostitis : ICarbo a., BMerc, 
 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Mastoid process, stitches : in left, Agar.; dull, 
 below, ICina ; dull, in right, Cham.; sudden, 
 in right, Tereb. 
 
 Mastoid process, swelling : painful by contact, 
 BCaps. 
 
 Mastoid process, tearing : in right, as if bone 
 would be torn out, B Canth. 
 
 MASTOID REGION, painful: dull, drag- 
 ging, BGels. ; in left, on awaking at 7 a.m., 
 Tromb.; severe pain in right, JEsc. h. 
 
 OCCIPUT, aching : BAct. rac, yEsc. h., Arum 
 d., Lyss., Med.,BSars., Sil.; as far down as dor- 
 sal region, worse sitting up, walking or shaking 
 head, BKali br.; as if a band were tightly tied 
 around forehead, with confusion of head, 
 BSul.; in afternoon, Iod.; as if bruised, BBNux 
 v.; burning, from left side down neck, 1 1 Lyss.; 
 dull, IITJrt. ur.; dull, occasionally extending 
 into os frontis, BGels.; dull, with fever in af- 
 ternoon, Tromb.; after eating (stomacace), 
 BKali bi.; to eyeball, mostly right, Sil.; to 
 forehead, worse stooping, ^Esc h.; dull, 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
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 heavy, Cup. ars.; dull, heavy, to nape of 
 neck, walking, AmyL; and in integuments, 
 precedes nervous headache, pains commence 
 at 4 p.m., culminate about midnight in delir- 
 ium, cease at daylight, USyph.; indoors, 
 worse in afternoon and evening, lAct. rac; 
 only during motion, with morning headache, 
 IKalic; worse by motion, Chloral.; toward nape 
 of neck, better in open air, IKali c; worse at 
 night, and better toward morning (cephalalgia 
 periostitica), IMez.; persistent, with flying 
 pain in muscles, worse onmovement,Lyc.vir.; 
 pressive, from a current of air blowing, Anag.; 
 in protuberances, BCalc. p., BRhus, T7ran. n.; 
 in one side, corresponding to eye which is 
 worse (sclero-choroiditis ant.), I ISil.; stupefy- 
 ing, ascending from nape, BDulc; when sitting 
 in a warm room, with pressure in eyes, Seneg. 
 jgigT bruised, dull pain, headache, pain 
 (undefined i, soreness. 
 
 Occiput, beaten : as if scalp had been beaten, 
 IISuL; worse morning, when lying, from 
 heat, sitting, rest, better from motion and 
 cooling head, Euphor. 
 jg-gj^ blow, bruised, soreness. 
 
 Occiput, bewildered : Xan. 
 
 Occiput, blow : as from meningitis, I I Crotal., 
 I Hell.; spreads to front, with severe neuralgic 
 pain in left eye, lasted all night, Med. 
 
 Occiput, bone as if dead: Caust. 
 
 Occiput, boring : Zinc; in bone, QMez.; in a 
 small spot in right,. Stront. 
 
 Occiput, bothered feeling: IHyper. 
 
 Occiput, seems fastened to pillow, and broken 
 off from rest of 'skull (liver complaint), DChel. 
 
 Occiput, bruised pain: BBNux v., Zinc; dull, in 
 diphtheria, IIBapt.; worse on stooping, IHell. 
 jgpT beaten, blow, soreness. 
 
 Occiput, burning : iEsc h., I Apis, Aur. mur., 
 Lyss., UPhos., BSpong.; dull, coming in fore- 
 noon (brain affection), iGels.; in left protub- 
 erance, down neck, along shoulder blade, 
 producing orthopncea, DChin. a.; on outer 
 muscles, Carbo v. J&siP"* heat. 
 
 Occiput, burrowing : worse from motion, loud 
 noise, speaking loudly, opening mouth, better 
 lying down, Spig. Jg£gT gnawing. 
 
 Occiput, bursting : as if pressed asunder, ILach., 
 Zinc; to top of head, thinks head will burst, 
 and that she will go crazy (megrim), iDCalc; 
 driving asunder, worse by stepping into open 
 air, in morning, and on stooping, better sit- 
 ting and walking, with it tardy stool, dis- 
 turbed sleep; with many dreams (sequel to 
 varicella), I INux m. 
 
 Occiput,circumscribed pain : worse on shaking 
 head, I Petrol. 
 
 Occiput, chilliness : Dulc; down to back, 1 1 01. 
 jec; rising from nape, worse moving, better 
 during rest, IChel.; down spine (disturbance 
 of heart), IL.il. tig.; crawls, BCalc. p. 
 
 Occiput, clicking noise : on walking, especially 
 in evening, when tired, BCon._ 
 
 Occiput, coldness : BCalc. p.; pain like that pro- 
 duced by holding a piece of ice for a short time 
 on protuberances, I I Pod. 
 
 Occiput, confusion: Amb.; and drawing, BBry.; 
 with peculiar sensation in cervical muscles, 
 Kali m. ; behind ears, Cepa. 
 gglT dulness, heaviness. 
 
 Occiput, congestion: BBVer. v.; on entering 
 room, 01. an.; as from, on awaking, BSuL; to 
 
 10 
 
 eyes,BGlon.; like a pressure, as if he would lose 
 
 his reason, BGlon. 
 
 jgQp^constrictive, pressing, screwed. 
 
 Occiput, constricted: pain as if, to nape of 
 neck, BBGraph.; in skin, left, BCinch. 
 jgggf 3 contractive, pressing, screwed. 
 
 Occiput, contractive pain : to side of head, as 
 if screwed in, Amm. m. 
 
 Occiput, cracking : painful, ISep. 
 
 Occiput, crawling: as of insects, I I Thuya, 
 Zinc; beneath skin, Brom. 
 
 Occiput, crazy feeling : seems to run up, feels 
 as if whole head w T ould be torn to pieces, 
 BLil. tig. 
 
 Occiput, creeping • ICalc p.; as if hairs w r ere 
 in motion, Carbo v. 
 
 Occiput, crepitation : followed by warmth, 
 rising through nape into head, worse early 
 rising and at noon, after eating, better lying 
 down, BCalc 
 
 Occiput, cutting : forward from.iCaps.; sharp, 
 BGlon.; veins on temples distended, BCalc; as 
 if cutting off head, Calab. 
 
 Occiput, darting : Ailant.; to eyes, with nausea 
 (nervous headache), I ISars.; to forehead (pa- 
 renchymatous metritis), I I Lac c; to forehead, 
 with vertigo, 1 1 Op. 
 $^ jerking, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Occiput, digging : motion in left hemisphere to 
 frontal protuberance, lArg. nit. 
 
 Occiput, distress : painful, DiEthus., lEup.perf. 
 
 Occiput, dragging: pain in right side, making 
 him feel quite stupid, Diosc; dull, Eryng., 
 Gels.; indescribable, heavy, 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Occiput, drawing: BArg. met., BBArn., BChel., 
 Guaiac, BHyper., IINux v.; in aponeurotic 
 covering, better bending head back, Cact.;as if 
 chilly, IBXux v.; after dinner, Agar.; into 
 tfiead", Calad.; with confusion before sleep, Bry.; 
 indefinite, Coccus; in influenza, B BChel.; in 
 leftside, BCarbo v., Zinc; to forehead, BCinch.; 
 from left side to forehead, BChel.; into neck, 
 confusion before sleep, BBry.; neuralgic, BLyc; 
 -to nose, Cornus; in right side, Spig.; around 
 lateral protuberances, BCalc. p.; in right side, 
 Alum.; commences in right, extends to right 
 temporal bone, tight, gradually increases in in- 
 tensity, like drawing a rope on a windlass as 
 tight as you can get, gradually subsides, 
 1 1 Sang.; and tension in right side as if head 
 would be drawn back, I INatr. c; upw T ard in 
 rays, locating over right or left eye, with 
 vomiting of bilious matter, 1 1 Sang.; in scalp 
 Card. m. 
 g@* dragging, neuralgic, tearing, tension. 
 
 Occiput, dreamy headache toward morning : 
 Pallad. 
 
 Occiput, dulness : Amb., Bapt., Carbo a., Zinc. ; 
 worse in evening, ICepa, Pallad.; like lead, 
 with vertigo (typhoid), BLach.; toward night, 
 BFluor. ac; with pressure, Fluor, ac; with ver- 
 tigo, w^orse lying down, often only position in 
 bed is on face, II Coca; in w r aves, Chen. v. 
 $5^ confused, heaviness. 
 
 Occiput, dull pain: AmyL, BBCarbov., BCrotal.; 
 in left, Calab., Lyss., Eumex, Stram., Stront.; 
 in angina, BMerc; as if brain would become 
 enlarged or distended, Coccion.; at first dull, 
 gradually concentrating, BLach.; bruised feel- 
 ing, JEsc. h.; lasting all day, Ast. r.; for half an 
 hour, came suddenly after breakfast and went 
 suddenly, Ast. r.; toward evening, Millef.; 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 continuous, with shooting in eyeballs, Gnaph- 
 al.; due to astigmatism, returning in spite of 
 glasses, 1 1 Pic. ac; worse on shaking head, 
 Apis; in premature labor, I I Sec; in hepatic 
 disorder, I ISil.; better from hot applications, 
 I I Gels.; in morning, lying on back, All. sat.; 
 dull, worse moving about and lying down, 
 slightly better going into open air, Chloral.; 
 and shooting down back of neck, lAct. rac; 
 extending down muscles of neck, Ziz.; also 
 at night, Anag.; as from pressure in morning, 
 
 I INatr. c; in right, JEsc. h.; into shoulders 
 and back, Diosc; down spine, worse from 
 slightest attempt at using mind, Pic. ac; in 
 posterior spinal sclerosis, I I Pic. ac; in prolap- 
 sus uteri, IliEsc h.; extends to vertex and 
 forehead (migraine), 1 1 Rhus, $®^ aching, 
 bruised, headache, pain (undefined). 
 
 Occiput, ear to ear: twinges, Plant. 
 
 Occiput, empty : Hell.; worse in open air and 
 
 talking, better indoors, BSuL; as if hollow, 
 
 IStaph. 
 Occiput, eyes : headache extends to, ILach., 
 
 I I Zinc ; worse turning eyeballs upward, I I Lac 
 c; extends to forehead over eyes, Ptel.; spreads 
 upward and settles over right eye, 1 BSang. 
 
 Occiput, fall: as if it would, forward, Hell.; 
 as if something fell forward on stooping, Ant.t. 
 
 Occiput, fever: headache, in intermittent, Eup. 
 perf.; during sweat (ague), 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Occiput, fleeting pains : gradually increase, oc- 
 cupy mostly occipital protuberances, with dis- 
 gusting and often sour vomiting (headache), 
 1 1 Pod. 
 
 Occiput, to forehead (occipito-frontalheadache): 
 Amyl.,IIGels.,IBSang., 1 I Sul.; settles especially 
 above right eye, with nausea, vomiting and 
 chilliness, BSang.; better by lying down, 
 IPhos. ac; from abuse of mercury, Sars.; in 
 desquamative nephritis, I I Plumb. g^inieck. 
 
 Occiput, fulness • Apis ; in whooping cough, 
 ICepa ; worse in evening, in a warm room, 
 better in open air, BCepa ; with vertigo, 
 worse lying down, BCoca ; as if skull were too 
 full, with nausea and sour, slimy vomiting, 
 I INatr. ph. 
 g^gf" congestion, pressing. 
 
 Occiput, gnawing : Led.; in right protuberance, 
 like a mouse, Zinc; in upper part, Zinc. 
 g@°* burrowing. 
 
 Occiput, pain as if hair were pulled out : Arn. 
 
 Occiput, hair : painful, INux v. ; as if hair were 
 rising on left side (eczema capitis), ICoccul. 
 
 Occiput, hammering : Act. sp. ; feeling for a 
 moment as of an invisible hammer striking, 
 (relieved by Tabac) , Lyss.; as if struck by a 
 hammer, extends to temples, Tarant.; knock- 
 ing pain, in left, Anag. 
 ggg"* blow, throbbing. 
 
 Occiput, headache (undefined) : Ars., Asar., 
 Chin, a., Chloral., Coca, IFluor. ac, Form., 
 IGels., IHelon., IKali br., BKali iod., I I Kali 
 in., IKreo., ILyc vir., I INatr. s., I INux v., 
 EBPic. ac, 1 1 Ptel.; with convulsions, 1 1 Petrol., 
 ISpong.;or withcoryza, ICic; from dampness 
 or draught, BRhus;ln typhus, BBRhus; better 
 bending head backward, IRhus ; with hunger, 
 ICrotal.; with influenza, BCepa, Euphor.; 
 severe, passing over right side, located over 
 eyes, and in balls, followed by epileptic at- 
 tack, w r ith unconsciousness, Atrop.; changing 
 to vertex and forehead, Symph.; worse in 
 
 evening, Cain.; "worse from a misstep and 
 loud noise, Anac; in morning, GHelon., ILach.; 
 worse from motion and stooping, Elaps ; pain 
 came on when gas was lighted, and continued 
 till he retired, worse from liquors, 1 1 Zinc; 
 better reclining head and shoulders on a high 
 pillow, BGels.; from exhausted nerve power 
 or excessive grief, B IPhos. ac; in protuber- 
 ances, Chin. a. 
 
 $g^ aching, dull pain, pain (undefined), 
 sharp pain. 
 
 Occiput, heat: INatr. m., Nitr. sp. d., I IVer. v.; 
 burning, scorching (meningitis cerebro-spi- 
 nalisi, I I Tarant. ; with convulsions during 
 dentition, IZinc; with burning hot ears, 
 Jatroph.; with erratic pains, IPhos. ac; 
 flashes, vEsc h. ; in labor, ILach.; forehead 
 cool, BZinc; in scarlet fever, Zinc; hot spots, 
 better in open air and by cold w r ater, worse 
 from excitement or overwork (uterine dis- 
 order), BCon. JEJ^g* burning, fever. 
 
 Occiput, heaviness: ^Esch., Apis, Bism., Cain., 
 ICann. i., BCanth., BBCarbov., BChel., ICic, 
 ICrotal., IFerr., Ilgn., Nitr. sp. d., Zinc; on 
 awaking in morning, Cham.; preceding cere- 
 bral congestion, Hydr. ac; dull pains, ITJran. 
 n.; drowsy, with rheumatic pains, Bar. c; 
 in evening, in a warm room, better in 
 open air, ICepa ; draws eyes together, 
 B INatr. m.; obscure sight, worse by effort 
 to see, BMur. ac; before fever, ISpong.; 
 on bending head forward, with vertigo, 
 ICon.; like lead, HPetrol.; like lead 
 (apoplexy; cerebrospinal meningitis), IOp.; 
 like lead on awaking, ILach.; like lead, can 
 scarcely raise it from pillow in morning, with 
 vertigo, BLach.; with pressure, Calc.a., Lact. 
 v.; with pressure in lower part, after lying 
 down, Tarax.; as if fingers were pressing on it, 
 Meph.; . with heaviness as from a load in 
 stomach, IPlumb.; requires support, Ant. t.; 
 thick feeling, Ailant.; weight during move- 
 ment and bending body backward, Colch.; 
 with weakness and exhaustion, 1 1 Kali ph.; 
 as of a weight at every step, IBell. 
 JOfegf 1 ' confused, dulness, pressing. 
 
 Occiput, pain as if hollow, when lying : I ISuL 
 jgigP" emptiness. 
 
 Occiput, as if ice were lying on upper : ICalc p. 
 
 Occipito-intercostal neuralgia : BChin. a. 
 
 Occiput, itching: Anag., BChel., Iodof, IBSil.; 
 burning in upper part, with sore pain, recurs 
 in same place at same time in evening, 
 BStaph.; on right side, better from scratching, 
 1 101. an. 
 
 Occiput, jerking: Inul. ; boring, Calc.a. 
 
 Occiput, lacerating : fi^* tearing. 
 
 Occiput, lancinating : Ast.rub., BCup. ac, Cup. 
 m.; inclining head to fall backward (menin- 
 gitis), BBufo. ; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 BCanth.; at night, I ISyph. 
 j^-g^ cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Occiput, large : sensation, with vertigo, extend- 
 ing to vertex, BMed.; as if brain were not large 
 enough for the space, BStaph.; protuberances 
 feel, Med. 
 
 Occiput, lightness : precedes dragging in the 
 spermatic cord, causing sensation as if testi- 
 cles were drawn up to inguinal ring, Sec 
 
 Occiput, pain like a flash of lightning: BSang. 
 
 Occiput, mental exertion : causes headache after 
 chronic nasopharyngeal catarrh, B Elaps. 
 
3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 147 
 
 Occiput, nail : pain as if pressed in, point pierc- 
 ing brain, worse in room, better in fresh air, 
 BMosch.; as of a nail or plug, IHep. 
 gg§p boring, stitches. 
 
 Occiput, neck: headache from nape to vertex, 
 IHell.; ascending from nape, BBGels., BGlon.; 
 from nape to eyes, I I Sul. ; from nape to parietal 
 bones, I I Puis ; beginning in nape and base, 
 worse lying down, I I Ver. v. ; from nape, with 
 dilated pupils, 6 Yer. v. ; pain to back of neck 
 after injuries, BNatr. s.; of spinal origin, arises 
 from nape and produces a feeling as if head 
 were immensely large, IParis ; pains shoot up 
 to, MOxal. ac. ; pain, with stiff neck, Vib.; 
 extends to nape, Bar. c.; extends to ganglia, 
 causing hardening of cords, attacks irregular, 
 worse after excitement (secondary syphilis), 
 MSyph.; tearing, to neck, Berb., BBNux m., 
 lINux v., tension, toward nape, Bar. c. 
 Jgp?* Occiput, to forehead. 
 
 Occiput, neuralgic pain : vEsc h., BBGels.; to back 
 of neck, Codein.; worse remaining long in one 
 position, night in bed, morning on rising, 
 better changing position, slight exertion 
 (psoriasis), I I Sep. 
 gggT' sharp pain, shooting, tearing. 
 
 Occiput, numb : Ammoniac, ICalc. p., Cast, 
 eq., Caust.; after a blow, IMerc.per.; with pain 
 in forehead, BLach.; in right in evening, Ars. 
 m.; creeping down spine, especially between 
 hips, Calab. 
 
 Occiput, pain as if opening and shutting like a 
 door: IICoccul. 
 
 Occiput, oppression in lower part: Amb. 
 
 Occiput, pain (undefined): Amyl.,Bar.c.,Arund., 
 Calad.,Carbol. ac.,BBCaust., Daph., lEup.perf., 
 Hydrocot., Hod., Blpec, Lyss., BMed., feMur. 
 ac, MOxal. ac, BBPetrol., IPhyt., 1 1 Plumb., 
 Psor., Sec, BSpong., Variol., Xan.; worse by 
 stepping from room into open air, still more in 
 morning and mostly on stooping, better 
 from sitting and walking, with a tardy stool, 
 disturbed sleep with many dreams (sequel to 
 varicella), I INux m.; in angina pectoris, 
 BBArs.; in left, after operation for fistula in ano 
 (mental disorder), BLach.; on awaking, better 
 rising or lying prone, Grat.; painful, with 
 backache (hepatitis), BChel.; severe pain ex- 
 tends as far down as dorsal region, worse sit- 
 ting up, walking or shaking head, BKali 
 br. ; with bilious attacks, BBNux v.; in left 
 causality, since awaking, worse from heat of 
 stove, I I Puis. ; pain seems to ascend from 
 chest and neck (cerebrospinal meningitis), 
 BGlon. ; commencing with chill and at- 
 tended with pain in spleen, pain in some 
 cases extends to front of head (ague), 
 I I Petrol.; pain, worse from cold, snuffing 
 or smelling tobacco, better external heat, 
 better while eating, worse soon after, BIgn.; 
 when coughing, Anac, BCoca, BFerr., BFerr. 
 mur.; with dizziness and ringing, Ailant.; 
 externally, better from drinking coffee, 
 BCinch.; to eyeball, mostly right, darting, 
 Sil.; with swollen eyelids in morning (ciliary 
 neuralgia), BCrotal. ; extending into eyes, 
 sudden blindness, I I Cinch.; extends to occi- 
 put from over eyes, BAct. rac; going up to 
 supraorbital notch or foramen, thence into 
 eye, Pic. ac; flies to, with photophobia, 
 Tarant.; fearful pain, BBenz.ac; during fever, 
 BLyc; before or after ' ague, Gels.; violent 
 
 (typhoid fever), BVer. v. ; yellow fever, 
 BVer. v.; sudden flashes, spreading all over 
 head, involving eyes, with sudden flashes of 
 pain like lightning through head, better from 
 hard pressure, rest and darkness, BMagn. p.; 
 to forehead, I Kali, bi.; to forehead, with 
 nausea, MOl. jec; spreads to front of head 
 and as it reaches its climax occiput is free, 
 I I Petrol.; in integuments, extends to fore- 
 head, fsPhnnb.; violent, to front (spinal irrita- 
 tion), I I Rhus t.; to forehead, with vertigo, 
 cannot grasp idea,BCinnab. ; excited by moving 
 hand or grasping anything (irritation of 
 cerebrospinal nerves), I IParis; worse bend- 
 ing head backward, Anac; to forehead and 
 eyes, with transitory blindness, BPetrol.; 
 extends over whole head from morning to 
 afternoon, worse lying, must stand or walk, 
 drives to madness, B BCinch.; extends over 
 right side of head, 8 a.m., leaves a bruised 
 spot on vertex, Ind. ; below philoprogeni- 
 tiveness, extends around sides, sometimes 
 dull, sometimes sharp, Ars. s. m. ; in sick 
 headache, BPlumb. ; worse from heat of 
 room and writing, Amyl.; in helminthiasis, 
 BCic; in hemorrhoids, BChel.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, BApis ; in left side, worse in wet 
 weather, Lyss.; after lying, with sense of 
 weight, must aid with hand in lifting head, 
 BEup. perf.; constant, worse lying, I I Sep.; 
 bV any exertion of memory or intellect 
 (irritation of cerebrospinal nerves), I IParis ; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, BApis, IIEup. 
 perf., BGlon., BXatr. s.; caused by exertion of 
 mind or memory after a blow, B Paris ; worse 
 from mental exertion (tinnitus), BCoccus ; pain 
 in middle of bone, Irid.; comes on 10 a.m. 
 sometimes at 6, lasts an hour, 1 1 Sul.; worse 
 by motion or exertion, BOxal. ac; after injuries 
 to head, BXatr. s.; in left on sneezing, Grat.; 
 quickly passing from left to right, Squil la; 
 better by pressure, BNux m.; pain in right, 
 Amyl., Ind.; worse in right, Iris, and when 
 coughing, Ars. h. ; in right protuberance (em- 
 physema), BHep.; on sudden rising, with pain 
 over eyes, Polyg.; to shoulders, lying on back, 
 waking in morning, Bry.; pain above both 
 sides after drinking beer, Ars. s. f. ; so severe 
 cannot speak (hysteria), 1 1 Rhus t. ; worse 
 stooping, Kob.j in upper, BChel.; in upper part, 
 then unconscious (hydrocephalus), I I Lye; 
 with weariness and exhaustion, I I Kali ph. 
 g@r* aching, headache, sharp pain. 
 
 Occiput, pinching : IPetrol. ; in right side, 
 MChel. 
 
 Occiput, bone as if pithy : Caust. 
 
 Occiput, pressing: BAloe., Ammoniac, Apis, 
 BArg. met,, SBell., Bism.,Calend., BBCarbo v., 
 MCard. m., Cain., BChel., Colch., Coccus, 
 
 I Graph., BKali c, Nitr. sp. d., 1 1 Sec, Sil., 
 Stront., BSul., Verbas. ; worse in open air, in 
 morning, and on stooping, better sitting and 
 walking (sequel to varicella), I INux m. ; 
 beating in left, in evening, Zing. ; as if in 
 bone, Sil. ; as if cerebellum would be forced 
 out, Cinch. ; to forehead, cutting left side, 
 Camph. ; deep, as of something firm, _ in 
 forenoon, Cast, eq.; 'dull, Carbol. ac, BCic; 
 dull, better holding head erect, Spong. ; dull, 
 or stabbing, Diosc. ; dull, to nape, with 
 drawing pain, at last extending to forehead, 
 
 I I Natr. c ; dull, from protuberances over body, 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 worse from motion, Bry.; between epileptic 
 attacks, BArs. ; worse in evening, in a warm 
 room, better in open air, BCepa ; as if com- 
 pressed externally and internally, Staph. ; as 
 from external pressure behind left ear, Anag. ; 
 with heat and redness of face, ISep.; in 
 typhoid fever, 1 1 Rhus; with giddiness and 
 chill, after dinner, in right side, better toward 
 evening, Coca ; lets head drop to one side, 
 Ananth. ; heaviness in lower part, after lying 
 down, Tarax. ; in left side, Lyss., Zing.; in 
 left side, to front, Hydr. ac. ; in left side, worse 
 night and from motion, BLobel. i. ; long con- 
 tinued, in right side, INatr. c; in right side, 
 as if luxated, Psor. ; on lying, Polyg. ; from 
 mental exertion, Anac, or night watching, 
 BColch.; in morning, Ant. t., BPetrol., Sil.; 
 as if skull were forced asunder, with heat in 
 brain, better by pressure, ISNux v.; on mo- 
 tion, IIAph. ch., IBry., IHyper. ; on outer 
 muscles, Carbo v.; to neck, Bry., Hydr. ac; 
 at night, ISul. ; outward, Benz. ac; outward, 
 extending to back in spells, SCalc; in right 
 protuberance, Verbas. ; in two places, right and 
 left, symmetrical, after beer, Ars. s. f. ; from 
 reading, Carbol. ac; in right side, Anac; in 
 right side, making it difficult to walk,Ast. r.; 
 worse in right side, Hydr. ac; in both sides, 
 IIFluor. ac, Sil., as from a photographer's 
 head rest, Natr. a. ; sticking, in morning, 
 E Petrol. ; dull, sticking, in a small spot, Zinc ; 
 like stitches, extending from left side to fore- 
 head, IChel.; with vertigo, Coca ; for several 
 hours after walking in open air, Zinc. ; worse 
 entering a warm room and after warm food, 
 appearing first on right then on left side 
 (prosopalgia), BMez.; as if a wedge would be 
 pressed in, Bov. ; desire to press against pil- 
 low, 1 1 Ver. 
 
 gUP constrictive, contractive, dull pain, 
 heaviness, tension. 
 
 Occiput, pricking : in retinitis albuminurica, 
 lArs. fi®* stinging. 
 
 Occiput, rheumatic pain: Amm. m., IRhus. 
 jUI^ drawing, neuralgic. 
 
 Occiput, as if screwed together: BRhus. 
 g@° constricted, contractive, pressure. 
 
 Occiput, sexual: after excesses, onanism, or 
 spermatorrhoea, ECalc, liCinch., BSPhos. 
 
 Occiput, sharp pain: Bapt., Ced.; caused by hat, 
 Sib; to front, on stooping, BFerr. ph.; as if 
 filled with lead, IMur. ac. ; in left protuber- 
 ance, Bry.; on motion, Med.; left side, after 
 breakfast, at other times dull, IHyper. ; with 
 liver disturbance, IJugl. J3@ m neuralgic. 
 
 Occiput, shocks : like severe electric, Arn. ; in 
 epilepsy, I IPhos. fi^° snapping. 
 
 Occiput, shooting : BAct. rac; boring, in regu- 
 lar measure and simultaneously sensation as 
 of thread drawing in larynx, I ICalc a.; dull, 
 upward, IINaja; dull, up left, BHyper.; on 
 • turning eyes upward, in morning, Arum 
 t. ; from back to front, almost daily (affection 
 of stomach), DKali bi.; to forehead, on stoop- 
 ing or walking, I ISars.; to front, with itching, 
 after syphilis and mercury, I ISars.; forward, 
 ICinnab.; in left side, IChel.; with liver dis- 
 turbance, Uugl.; over, Arum t.; down spine 
 and arms, BCrotal.; to temples, BCann. i.; to 
 vertex, BCann. i. 
 
 Jg®^ darting, lancinating, neuralgic, tear- 
 ing. 
 
 Occiput, soreness : BBry., BBEup. perf.; dull in 
 right, worse from pressure, Cup. ars. ; in hydro- 
 cephaloid, ilpec; better from moving and 
 warmth, BRhus ; with burning itching on 
 upper part, recurs in same place at same 
 time in evening, BStaph.; in left side, like 
 touching a pustule, Ascl. t.; worse lying, 
 Merc. iod. flav. ; on pressure, worse on motion 
 or sitting up in bed, ICrotal.; below protuber- 
 ance, Bapt. ; in a spot, pressure of finger causes 
 her to cry out, 1 1 Paris; to touch, IHell.; when 
 touched, runs to left and down back, worse 
 lying, IMerc. iod. flav., IMur. ac; worse from 
 touch and wet weather, better scratching and 
 rubbing, DCalc 
 g@^ aching, beaten, bruised. 
 
 Occiput, snapping: as from electric sparks, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Occiput, spine : affection of, BLach.; irritation, 
 pain begins in spine and neck, coming up 
 over right temple, thence to left temple, I I Sil. 
 
 Occiput, pain as if sprained: Psor. 
 
 Occiput, stabbing: yLil.tig. 
 
 j^g^ cutting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Occiput, stiffness : BBell. Jggp" neck. 
 
 Occiput, stinging : Aur. mur.,Indig.; in amative- 
 ness, left side, Coff.; as if in bones, worse 
 after rising, Lyss.; commencing in, IBPhos.; 
 with chronic congestion, I IPhos.; to upper left 
 jaw, B Chain.; worseby stepping into open air, 
 in morning, and on stooping, better from sit- 
 ting and walking, w r ith it a tardy stool, dis- 
 turbed sleep, with many dreams (sequel to 
 varicella), I I Nuxm. $ST pricking. 
 
 Occiput, stitches : iEsc h., Canth., QHyper., 
 Millef., INatr. in., ISpong.; during cough, 
 IMerc; with slight cough (angina >, HMerc; 
 in evening, Carbo v.; on edge of hair, Ammo- 
 niac; on turning head, ISpong.; as with knives 
 in, BNatr. m.; as of a knife with every pulse, 
 ICon.; as if knife were thrust through to fore- 
 head (hysteria from grief), IGels.; in left side, 
 Verbas.; only during motion, with morning 
 headache, IKali c; piercing, Millef.; pressing 
 from left side to forehead, Chel.; pulselike in 
 lower portion, I I Hep.; worse from motion 
 and stepping, BAtrop.; in right side, I IChel.; 
 induced scratching, Coccus. 
 Jigg* boring, cutting, lancinating, nail. 
 
 Occiput, stunning : pain, in back part, with 
 vertigo, Cann. i.; feeling as if stunned, I I Zinc. 
 
 Occiput, stupefying pain : early morning and 
 forenoon, BCarbo v.; from nape to vertex, 
 worse stooping, changing to burning pain on 
 rising to erect position, after scarlet fever, 
 better lying quiet, with closed eyes, IHell.; 
 when walking in open air, ICina. 
 
 Occiput, talking : as if brain would be paralyzed 
 by effort, Calc 
 
 Occiput, tearing pain: Anac, Anag., Amm. m., 
 Colch., Form., Guaiac, BHyper., Inul., BSpig.; 
 as if in bones, worse after rising, Lyss.; excru- 
 ciating, to forehead as if it would tear it asun- 
 der, caused by every movement and by every 
 word spoken (pneumonia), I I Zinc; in typhoid, 
 ITarax.; fine, from right side, through brain to 
 forehead, worse during motion, I Aur. met.; 
 forward, with nausea, vomiting, pressure in 
 eyes (headache), I ISul.; in left side, BCarbo 
 v., Zinc; from mental exertion, Anac; in 
 muscles, Carbo v.; towards nape of neck, 
 BINux in.; into nape of neck, with anxious 
 
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 sweat, BBNux v.; pressing pains, 1 1 Zinc. ; 
 rending, from or to neck, Berb.; in right side, 
 when laughing, Zinc. ; tensive, I I Puis.; wan- 
 dering, Colch. Jg^" neuralgic. 
 
 Occiput, tension : DChel., I IIpec.,Kali m.; with 
 nausea, worse in evening, sitting in room, 
 becoming cold, Mosch.; toward nape, Bar. c. 
 g^gf* constrictive, contractive, pressing. 
 
 Occiput, throbbing (beating, pulsating), I lAi- 
 lant,, Anac, Bor., ICalc., BCann. i., IChel., 
 ICrotal., BBEup. perf.^ BGlon., Indig., Lyss., 
 !IPhos.,IXatr.m.,Sep.; in back and top, Ham.; 
 after chilliness, I IDros.; extends as far down 
 as dorsal region, worse sitting up, walking, 
 or shaking head, IKali br.; deep-seated, Cor- 
 nus, BPetrol.; in left side, Eup. pur.; dull, in 
 syphilitic iritis, I I Petrol.; to forehead (paren- 
 chymatous metritis), I I Lac c; extends for- 
 ward, with nausea, vomiting, pressure in eyes, 
 I ISul.; with chronic congestion, BBPhos.; 
 in left side, changes to jerking every day as if 
 head would burst, ISul.; worse from motion, 
 BEup. perf.; in one side as if anail were driven 
 in, BPuls. ; inphrenitis, BChrom. ac; in right 
 side, Alum. ; better after rising, BEup. perf. ; 
 worse pressing at stool, BIgn. ; then to sides, 
 worse stooping or moving, BFerr.; as if to sup- 
 purate, Bor. Jg£g°" hammering. 
 
 Occiput, touch: acutely sensitive, Hydr.; sensi- 
 tive a few months after violent jarring from 
 being thrown from carriage, BGlon.; tender in 
 phthisis, BCoca. jggT* soreness. 
 
 Occiput, uneasy feeling: Camph. 
 
 Occiput, to vertex: pain, BGlon., I I Natr. c; pain, 
 with vertigo, HGBry. 
 
 Occiput, vertigo: I Plumb.; in evening while 
 sitting and smoking, with desire for stool, 
 as if he would fall to left, BZinc. ; on rising, 
 BPetrol.; when seated, BCinch.; in left side, 
 like a whirling, BPetrol.; extending to vertex, 
 with sensation of enlargementof occiput, BMed. 
 
 Occiput, feeling of waves of water over vertex 
 to forehead making her feel with each wave 
 as if she would gradual lv lose her senses: 
 MSil. 
 
 Occiput, weight : ggg" 5 heaviness. 
 
 Occiput, pain in, as if a piece of wood were ly- 
 ing accoss back of head from right to left : 
 Psor. 
 
 Occiput, Jt-lr Brain cerebellum, Cerebrospinal, 
 Head, Headache. 
 
 PARIETAL, boring: Zinc; in right, with 
 sensation of bursting, in evening, while stand- 
 ing, Zinc. J^ 3 * nail. 
 
 Parietal, as if broken : with shivering, BCalc. 
 
 Parietal, bursting : worse stooping, BCoral. 
 
 Parietal, cold : sudden, on left, as if a drop of 
 cold water had fallen on it, Croc. 
 
 Parietal, darting : caused by cough, Mang.; de- 
 scend along neck, better in evening, Cinch. 
 
 Parietal, headache : below, Asar. ; in front and 
 above left ear, Calc. a.; worse over half an 
 inch above left ear, in evening, Lyss.; in left, 
 BAmyl.; from right to left, early on rising, 
 Cact.; from both sides, downward inward to- 
 ward middle, BCepa; in spinal disease, I Alum. 
 
 Parietal, as if a nail were driven into right : 
 disappears on pressure, BThuya. \ 
 
 g@T> boring. 
 
 Parietal, neuralgia: in left then in right, Med. 
 
 Parietal, pain (undefined): in left, II Card, m., 
 Chen, v.; in left, when wind blows on it, 
 
 Med.; in region of left, down neck and arms 
 and chest, with spasmodic drawing, almost 
 convulsions, §Cup. m.; violent, on motion or 
 making a misstep, toward evening, Spig.; 
 better by pressure and fresh air, Tarant; in 
 right, ILyc; into right (toothache), BGlon.; 
 in a spot in right, worse stooping, BIgn. 
 
 Parietal, as from a deep penetrating plug in 
 right: Asaf. 
 
 Parietal, pressing: on left as from convex 
 button (rheumatic), BThuya ; pain in left,rather 
 external, Cact.; as if with hand, BKali ars.; 
 in left, posterior portion, Chen, v.; in left, 
 with anxiety in chest, BCact.; in right, Cact., 
 IChel.; in right, while lying, Spong.; under, 
 Atrop. s. 
 
 Parietal, after blow on left, a sensitive spot: 
 least touch causes trembling over whole body, 
 pains day and night, with twitching of 
 limbs, BXatr. m. 
 
 Parietal, sharp pain : protuberance of right, 
 Merc, sul.; in left, penetrates into brain, 
 worse from every cough, moving head and 
 when bowels move, Vib. 
 
 Parietal, shooting: periodical, in left, BChel.; 
 in left, later in right, jEsc. h. ; in right, forward 
 to temple or face, I ISars. 
 
 Parietal, soreness: in right, Eup. perf.; in a 
 spot on left, only when touched, I I Paris ; in 
 a spot on left, as if periosteum were swollen, 
 painful to touch, Ant. c. 
 
 Parietal, sticking: behind left eminence, 
 violent, intermittent, deep, Verbas.; jerking 
 at posterior portion of, I IPrun. 
 
 Parietal, stinging : in right, L T rt, ur. 
 
 Parietal, stitches : precede cerebral apoplexy, 
 BSil. ; in left, on stooping, extend forward, 
 Ant.t, 
 
 Parietal, tearing : BCalc. p.; drawing begin- 
 ning at left, becoming pressing, throbbing in 
 occiput, with nausea and vomiting, I I Sep.; to 
 frontal region, Ars. s. f., Bor.; in right, IMur. 
 ac; sharp, in left, Zinc 
 
 Parietal, tenderness: in left, Chen. v. 
 
 Parietal, tensive pain : Card. m. 
 
 Parietal, throbbing: pain, Lyss.; deep seated, 
 Cornus ; in right, Goss. 
 
 Parietal, B^ 35 Head, Headache, Hemicrania. 
 
 SUNSTROKE, BAcon., BAmyl., Ant, c, Arm, 
 BArs., BBell., Brv., Cact., Camph., Carbo v., 
 Citrus, BGels., B BGlon., BLach., EXatr. m., 
 BOp., Sil., BStram., Therid., I IThuya, IVer.v. 
 
 Sunstroke, no appetite : BGlon. 
 
 Sunstroke, bad effects of: BArg. met. 
 
 Sunstroke, breathing : blowing, Calend.,lLach., 
 BSOp.; slow, BGlon.; difficult, Amyl., Cact,, 
 Camph., Ver. v.; oppressed, Glon.; short, 
 panting, Am.; sighing, Glon. 
 
 Sunstroke, comatose : BBell., IGlon., BBOp. 
 
 Sunstroke, congestion: BBAmvL, Arm, BBell., 
 Cact., B IGlon., ILach., IVer.v. 
 
 Sunstroke, eyes: fixed, Glon.; black spots, 
 Natr. c; glassy, half closed, Op.; dazzling 
 flashes, Natr. c; glimmering before, Lach.; 
 protruding, Amyl.; pupils contracted, Arm, 
 Op.; pupils dilated, Bell., Gels., Glon., Ver. v.; 
 red, Aeon., Amyl., BBell., BGlon.; sight dim, 
 Cact., Gels., Glon., Natr. c, Op.; sight double, 
 Ver. v.; turned up, BGlon. 
 
 Sunstroke, face : bloated, BLach., BOp.; burning, 
 hot, dry, BAcom; pale, BArs., BCamph., BGels"., 
 Op.; pale and expressionless, BGlon.; red, 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 lAcon., lAmyl., IBell., BGlon., I Lach.; sunken, 
 ILach.; cold sweat, ICamph., Ver. v.; yellow- 
 ish red or livid, BGlon. 
 
 Sunstroke, fever: BBAcon., BArs., BHBelL, 
 BVer. v. 
 
 Sunstroke, headache : acute, Amyl., BBBelL, 
 Bry., Cact., Camph., IGels., BBGlon., ILach., 
 BTherid., Ver. v.; chronic, Bar. c, BBLach., 
 BBNatr. c, BStram. 
 
 Sunstroke, jaws: firmly clenched, Aeon., 
 Camph., BGlon., Lach., Op. 
 
 Sunstroke, limbs ; cold, Camph. ; relaxed and 
 motionless, BGlon.; paralyzed, Ver. v. 
 
 Sunstroke, memory: loss of, BAnac, ILach. 
 
 Sunstroke, muscular tremor: Agar., Camph., 
 BGlon., BLach.; of hands, Amyl., Natr. c. 
 
 Sunstroke, nausea and vomiting : Aeon., Ant. 
 c, BArs., BBry., BGlon., SiL, BTherid., Ver. v. 
 
 Sunstroke, with prostration : Agar., Amyl., 
 Ant. c, BArn., BArs., BCamph., Cact., IGels., 
 BGlon., Natr. c, BVer. v. 
 
 Sunstroke, pulse accelerated : BAcon., IBell., 
 BVer. v.; feeble or full, slow, intermittent, 
 IGlon.; variable, Lach. 
 
 Sunstroke, especially from sleeping in sun's 
 rays, B BAcon. 
 
 Sunstroke, unconsciousness': IBell., Camph., 
 BBGlon., Lach., IIOp. 
 
 Sunstroke, vertigo: 1 Aeon., Agar., Arn., BBelL, 
 Bry., Cact., Crotal., IGels., IGlon., Lach., 
 SiL, Therid. 
 
 TEMPLES, aching: BNux m. ; on awak- 
 ing, Natr. a.; dull in right, Uran. n.; deep 
 dull, with dizziness in left, Eup. pur. ; 
 dull, hard, asthmatic breathing at night 
 (hay fever), I I Sinap. ; dull, heavy, on awak- 
 ing, 1 1 Myr. cer. ; dull pressure, paroxysmal, 
 Lil. tig.; worse moving of eyes (whooping 
 cough), BBadiag. ; with pain like heavy 
 weight, stone or lump of lead,' on vertex 
 (headache), I IPhell.; in left, I Act. rac., Asar., 
 Aspar., Kali m.; over left eye, comes on at 
 4 a.m., gradually increasing until 11 a.m., 
 and decreases from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m., 
 when it is gone until 4 a.m., becomes sharp, 
 cutting and boring, with fulness (solar neu- 
 ralgia), llStann.; persistent, Zinc; in right, 
 Dolich., Uugl. ; above right, Dros.; worse in 
 right, Cann. i.; sudden, in temporal ridge, 
 while writing, Chin, s.; through, ISars. 
 gigf 3 * headache, pain. 
 
 Temples, like a band : around head, above ears, 
 with hoarseness, Osm.; in right, as if a cord 
 were frequently drawn and tightened, as if to 
 cut head in two, IMosch. 
 gigf constricted, contractive, cramplike, 
 pressing. 
 
 Temples, beating : g^° throbbing. 
 
 Temples, bloodvessels, sensation of expansion, 
 IFerr. ; distension, Acet. ac; distension of 
 veins, Ferr., I IPsor.; veins distended and sen- 
 sitive to touch, I I Sang. ; fulness of arteries 
 (amenorrhoea), Ver. v. 
 
 Temples, pain as if from a blow : Agnus. 
 fflg^ 33 shocks, stunning. 
 
 Temples, as if a bolt were passing from one to 
 other, and tightly screwed: I Ham. 
 
 Temples, boring : Ant. c, ICamph., Cycl., Nitr. 
 sp. d., Thuya ; in bones, lArg. nit.; in bone ; 
 abscess, irritating offensive discharge, I Kali 
 iod. ; in eyes and forehead, going off on bending 
 forward, returning on sitting up, or on bend- 
 
 ing backward, Mang. ; to forehead, eyes and 
 vertex, with sensation as if there were nodes 
 under scalp, painful to touch, IPhos.; in left, 
 Calc, IClem., Rhod.; in left, at 12 o'clock, 
 I Arg. nit. ; in left, worse talking or mental 
 exertion, follows suppressed lochia, SiL; be- 
 fore menses, I Ant. c; from within outward, 
 worse before midnight and when lying quiet, 
 I IDulc; better from pressure, Calad.; in right, 
 Form.; in right, from without, IHep.,Natr. a.; 
 in right, very short, 5 a.m., every other day, 
 but on fourth day in left, in morning when 
 getting awake, Lyss.; sharp, I IMur. ac; in a 
 small spot, BArs. 
 g^^burrowing, nail, stitches. 
 
 Temples, bruised pain: in bones, as from a fall, 
 in periosteum, extends to occiput, I IRuta ; in 
 left, Brach. $g^~ aching, soreness. 
 
 Temples, burning: Calc; to forehead, eyes and 
 vertex, as if there were nodes under scalp, 
 painful to touch, IPhos.; with confusion in 
 left side of head, IColoc ; with heavy weight 
 on top, I IPhell.; in left, Verbas. ; in left, in a 
 spot as large as a silver dollar, evening, Inul. ; 
 in right, Carbol. ac. ; worse in right side, 
 Ananth. ; in skin (pityriasis), BMez.; middle 
 of frontal bone, first burning, then stinging, 
 I I Goss. $3^ heat. 
 
 Temples, burrowing pain : Agar. 
 gigf 11 boring, gnawing, nail. 
 
 Temples, as if bursting : when coughing, BCina; 
 worse evening to morning, and using eyes 
 (syphilitic iritis), 1 1 Staph.; better from press- 
 ure (eczema), Brom.; in leucorrhoea, I I Merc 
 iod. fiav.; worse from motion, pressure, stoop- 
 ing, lying, ILach.; especially in temporal emi- 
 nences, suddenly, disappears gradually, re- 
 curs frequently, Sabina ; on supporting head 
 with hands, extends into right frontal emi- 
 nence, IBell. 
 g^gf* congestion, fulness, pressing. 
 
 Temples, circumscribed pain in each : Sabina. 
 
 Temples, coldness: in right, BBerb.; in left, as 
 from wet cloth, Gamb. 
 
 Temples, congestion : on awaking in morning, 
 worse stooping, when there is a heavy, full 
 feeling, Tell.; in affections of heart, ISep. ; in 
 right, as if blood could go no further (rheum- 
 atic iritis), I ISyph. g@ tt> fulness, pressing. 
 
 Temples, as if constricted : IPuls. 
 gilfband, con tractive, cramplike, pressing. 
 
 Temples, contractive pain: Squilla ; worse 
 afternoon, better sitting and washing, Asar. 
 g^*band, cramplike, constrictive, pressing. 
 
 Temples, crackling : Aeon. 
 
 Temples, cramplike pain : Agar.; above, Sabina; 
 in left, beginning gently, increasing and de- 
 creasing, I Plat. ; in left, worse on opening 
 mouth, CoccuL; in right, afternoon, IPlat. 
 g^° band, constrictive, contractive, 
 pressing. 
 
 Temples, crawling: on right, extending to lower 
 jaw, with a feeling of coldness in it, Plat. 
 
 Temples, crushing : like a pressing inward all 
 day, Stann.; as if crushed together, Caul. 
 g^° pressing. 
 
 Temples, cutting: BArg.nit.; orbits and occiput, 
 worse stooping and by motion, Cinch.; in 
 left, IColoc, ICund.; worse over left, better 
 pressing with hand, IHydras. fj®* lanci- 
 nating, stabbing, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Temples, darting: 1 1 Ail ant., Ang., Arum t, Cycl., 
 
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 Sticta ; at intervals, like lightning, to cheek, 
 Astac. ; in left, 1 1 Kali iod., Xan.; through, 
 lEup. perf., IILacc, I ISul. 
 jg@^ jerking, shooting, neuralgia. 
 
 Temples, dragging: in metrorrhagia, lElaps. 
 
 Temples, drawing: Agar., Ant. c., Atrop., Calc, 
 Coccus, I INux v.; toward zygoma, IBry.; by 
 day, I I Hep.; down, I Bell.; in right,Casc; even- 
 ing, while walking, with feverish restlessness, 
 and difficulty of breathing, I I Ran. b.; in left, 
 Ant. c; in left, at 5 p.m., Zing.; in left, with 
 redness, ILach.; in left, while sitting, ceasing 
 when walking and standing, Tarax.; as of 
 something tightly drawn over, Bar. c; press- 
 ure in right, 1 1 Calc; pressing while walking 
 in open air with head covered, better when 
 standing still , uncovering head and in a warm 
 room, Zing.; in right, INitr. ac; in right, 
 spreads over orbit to right cheek, worse from 
 motion, Bell.; in right, vertical, ICina ; in 
 right, extending to zygoma and upper jaw, 
 Ant. t.; in right, to molars and neck, Bry.; 
 and tearing, to malar bone and lower jaw 
 (prosopalgia, trismus), I Bry. 
 
 Temples, dull pain: iEsc h., IDiosc, llnd., 
 Iodof., Kob. ; to orbits and occiput, worse 
 stooping and motion, Cinch.; over frontal 
 region, worse left side, 9.30 p.m., Tromb.; in 
 indigestion, lElat.; at intervals, I Atrop.; in 
 left, ICinnab.; in right, JEsc. h., Arg. met.; 
 toward, as if brain would become enlarged 
 or distended, Coccion. 
 J^g* aching, heavy, pressing. 
 
 Temples, fluttering : Sil. 
 
 Temples, flying, pains : JEsc. h. 
 
 g^° darting, neuralgic, wandering. 
 
 Temples, formication : in front of, JEsc h.; as 
 of insects, 1 1 Thuya ; in right, to lower jaw, 
 with sensation of coldness in that spot, worse 
 evening and when at rest, better from rub- 
 bing, I Plat.; sudden formicating pains through, 
 Arund. 
 
 Temples, fulness: OAct. rac, lAmyl., IBell., 
 Gnaphal., Sep.; with nausea, I ILith.; first in 
 right, later left, going to nape of neck, where 
 it disappears, Jacar.; from overwork at desk, 
 Agar. J&ip bursting, congestion, pressing. 
 
 Temples, pain like a gathering in left: I INitr.ac. 
 
 Temples, gnawing: Led.; in right, commenc- 
 ing at 9 p.m., better warmth and lying on af- 
 fected side, comes on gradually and leaves 
 suddenly, I ISul. ac; in a small spot on either, 
 Ran. sc g^° burro-wing. 
 
 Temples, griping : as if he would become dizzy 
 and lose consciousness, better on pressing 
 head, in evening, after lying down, IMagn. m. 
 
 Temples, hammering : Brom. ; fears apoplectic 
 stroke (dyspepsia), BFerr. ph.; boring, begin- 
 ning mostly in left temple, IFerr. ; has to lie 
 down, Benz. ac. J^ 31 throbbing. 
 
 Temples, headache (undefined): IDBell., 
 ICham., Cup. ars., I Gels., Lyss., Natr. ph., 
 I INux m., Zing.; between, ICup. ars.; with 
 nausea, Cup. ars.; in either, extending into 
 or from eye, better from warmth, BSyph. ; in 
 intermittent, IFerr.; to forehead, with depres- 
 sion of spirits, INaja; extends to jaw, Calc. p.; 
 in left, Arm, Asar., Cast, eq.; in left (angina), 
 IMerc ; in left, with feeling as if he had taken 
 cold, Uran. n.; in left, commencing at about 
 4 p.m., better by remaining out of school, 
 IMelil.; in left, periodical, iArs.; in left, back 
 
 to occiput, earlier every day, IForm.; in left, 
 on rising, involving eye, Asim.; in acute 
 desquamative nephritis, I Coccus; in right, 
 Lyss.; in right (nocturnal enuresis), 1 1 Med.; in 
 right, in morning, sharp on first rising and all 
 day, when looking up, pains dart in straight 
 line to top of head, leaving a sore feeling, 
 Coca; worse in right, Plumb.; worse in right, 
 vertigo, nausea and vomiting of bile, is obliged 
 to lie down, Crotal.; sick headache, IIMelil., 
 1 1 Sang. ; through temples, then vertically, like 
 an inverted letter T, ISyph. ; from one temporal 
 region to the other, JEsc h., Brach., Lyss., 
 BSyph. JS^p"" aching, dull pains, pain (un- 
 defined), sharp pain. 
 
 Temples, heat : Berb., DLyc, Med. 
 gggf 3 burning. 
 
 Temples, heaviness: lAmyl., Mtr. sp. d.; with 
 confusion in left, llCarbo a.; weight, Bism., 
 Cain.;. weight, in catarrh, ICinnab.; painful, 
 Xan.; dull pain, HCarbol. ac; dull, heavy 
 pains in right, IXJran. n.; pains extend over 
 frontal region, worse in left at 9.30 p.m., Tromb. 
 g^ dull, fulness, pressing. 
 
 Temples, jerking: Calc, ICinch.; cutting, to 
 middle of brain, in short intervals, after lying 
 down, Camph.; to upper jaw, ICinch.; through 
 left, leaving dull pressure, worse during rest, 
 better from motion, IStann.; sticking, first in 
 left, then in right, Verbas. 
 g^° neuralgia, shocks, tearing. 
 
 Temples, lancinating : Ast. r., ICup. ac, Cup. 
 m., IHam., IIKali iod., MSenecio; in right, 
 Cain.; in right from within out, Form.; in 
 right with flickering before eyes and lassitude, 
 Graph.; worse in right, Ananth.; spasmodic, 
 to eyes, Anag. 
 jgg§^~ cutting, stabbing, stitches. 
 
 Temples, as if a nail were driven in, near 
 eye, Amm. br., IHep. J8^ Q> boring, burning. 
 
 Temples, neuralgia : JEsc h., \ Chloral., Sticta, 
 Tarant.; worse in afternoon, and night, from 
 noise, light, and motion, 1 1 Ananth.; after 
 catching cold, sometimes one side, sometimes 
 the other, dull aching, worse at night, I ISul.; 
 cutting with vomiting, I Iris ; agonizing at- 
 tacks between temple and ciliary arch and 
 maxilla, with screaming and apparent loss 
 of sensibility, as if struck with apoplexy, 
 BKali cy.;_down over upper and lower max- 
 illa and lips, drawing gnawing increases and 
 decreases gradually (morning till evening), 
 1 1 Stann. ; extending to ramus of inferior max- 
 illa and to occiput, with epistaxis, I INux v.; 
 with dull frontal headache, worse from mo- 
 tion, Rob.; intermittent, left side, IPolvp.;to 
 jaws, Sarrac; in left, Carbol. ac, IDulc; in 
 left, as if a bee had stung her (during preg- 
 nancy), I Apis ; in left, over face and down ra- 
 mus of jaw, 1 1 Sep.; in left, awakes after hav- 
 ing been asleep an hour, extends toward head, 
 cheeks and teeth, worse from minute to min- 
 ute, glowing, tearing, forcing to walk, I I Rhus; 
 in left every day, at 12 m., lasts till midnight, 
 leaves gradually, feels it slightly in forenoon 
 (intermittent neuralgia), 1 1 Polyp. ; in left, 
 stretching across forehead to right temple and 
 around eye and malar bone of right side, at- 
 tack begins at 9 a.m., goes off in afternoon, 
 IKali bi.; with retarded menses, IILobel. i.; 
 first in left, then in right, Med.; in left, with 
 weight and pressure in vertex, has lasted 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 twenty-four hours, gradually worse, 1 1 Med.; 
 daily at 4, worse till 10, ceasing at 4 p.m., 
 El Kali cy.; worse from least change of posi- 
 tion, Diosc.; in right, ICarbol. ac, IChel., 
 Chin, a., IColoc, BFerr. mur.j INux v.; in 
 right, close to eye, with frontal headache, 
 Ver. v.; in right, extending to back of head 
 and side of neck and into ear, pain lancinat- 
 ing, boring, worse at night, I I Puis.; in right, 
 then in left, Pallad.; in right, from getting 
 wet, I I Sang. ; worse in right, extends to back 
 of head, Iodof.; shooting, IForm.; with throb- 
 bing, ILach. $^ darting, shooting, tear- 
 ing, also Hemicrania. 
 
 Temples, numbness : Calab., Bell., -Zing. 
 jg^" formication. 
 
 Temples, cedematous (albuminuria) : BCalc a. 
 
 Temples, pain in right, as if opening and shut- 
 ting (post-partum hemorrhage): ICann. s. 
 
 Temples, pain (undefined): Amyl., ICepa, 
 ICinch., Diosc, Elat., Form., Gels., Hod., 
 ilpec, Merc. iod. rub., IIRan. b., IIRhus; 
 in afternoon, with depression, Lact. ac; 
 awakes, Amyl., Myr. cer.; on awaking, Ailant., 
 Lact. ac; worse on leaning back, Cinch.; when 
 lying in bed in morning, worse drinking wine 
 and in wet, cold weather, better rising and 
 moving, Rhod.; nearly every day, Carb. s.; in 
 dyspepsia, I Lac c; to back part of eyes, 
 IDaph. ; with burning of eyes, Calab.; 
 worse from motion of eyelids, B Cepa ; and 
 over eyes, with vertigo, nausea, and vomiting, 
 Hris ; starting from (facial neuralgia), BGels.; 
 down side of face to shoulder, from left, 
 ■Graph.; in ague, Ilpec; with congestion, 
 I IMerc cor.; must hold head and eyes down 
 (chronic headache), I Apis ; to lower jaw and 
 chin (prosopalgia), I I Rhod. ; in left, ICund., 
 •Daph., IForm., Gamb., Gymn., Ipom., Lith., 
 BNaja;inleft, after breakfast, Act. rac, Pallad. ; 
 in le ft, after operation for fistula in ano (mental 
 disorder), BLach.; in left, appears daily, lasts 
 till evening, caused by getting wet, better 
 rapid motion, I I Rhus; in left, day and night, 
 I ITereb.; in left, after drowsiness, Pallad.; in 
 left os petrosum, Osm.; left to side of face and 
 shoulder, face distorted, BGraph. ; starting in 
 left, goes across forehead to vertex, to right 
 side of occiput, begins in morning as soon as 
 she puts foot to floor, lasts all day until 4 or 
 5 p.m., affected parts remain sore, worse in wet 
 weather (phlegmasia alba dolens), INatr. s. ; 
 in left, from mental labor, Psor. ; in left to oc- 
 ciput, Arum m. ; in left, running across to 
 right, Ptel.; commences in left, extends to 
 right, over right eyeball to occiput, I ISul.; in 
 left, tender to touch, Form.; in left, spreading 
 over upper part of brain to right side of head, 
 Cund.; worse inleft, Cup. ars.;in morning, 
 Pallad.; begins in morning, worse through 
 day, with vomiting, ICact.; relieved by nau- 
 sea, 1 1 Lye vir. ; worse at night (iritis), BMerc 
 cor.; at noon, Chin.s. ; with outward pressure, 
 Bry.; in right, I Amyl., Ars. i., Bapt., BLachn., 
 BLyc, Lyss., Merc iod. flav., Natr. a.; in right 
 on waking, lasts all day (post-partum hem- 
 orrhage), ICann. s.; in right, caused by cough, 
 Alum.; in right, near eye, at dinner, 1 p.m., 
 Pallad.; in right, gradually growing more 
 severe and into ear, thence to eye and side 
 of head, parts affected alternately, finally 
 settles in right wing of nose, paroxysms very 
 
 severe (prosopalgia), BGels. ; in right, at noon, 
 walking, Pallad.; in right, five hours later in 
 left, Fluor, ac; first in right, then in left, 
 Ipom.; first in right, then left, then in 
 shoulder, finally returning to temple, Pallad.; 
 in right, with nausea, Ziz. ; in right, dry nose, 
 BCact.; at posterior edges of bones, Uran. n.; 
 in right, must lie perfectly quiet, worse noise, 
 light, exertion, ICact. ; after rising, preceded 
 by bellyache, Pallad.; in right, in spells, 
 ICact.; in right, by spells, caused by wine, 
 opera or getting dinner too late, BCact.; in 
 small spot in right, Lith.; sudden, violent, 
 IKali bi. ; toothache, into right, BGlon.; in 
 right, twisting in single fibres, Bry.; in right, 
 to vertex, BCalc; in right, to top of head, 
 makes sleepy, Arund.; centres in right, going 
 up to top of head, over eyebrow, below eye 
 and down inferior maxilla, comes on about 
 noon and lasts till evening, 1 1 Sul. ; in 
 right, at 8 a.m. or at noon after walking, 
 Pallad.; worse in right, worse winking, ex- 
 tends over forehead to left side, BCepa; one- 
 sided, generally left, Cycl.; in affection of 
 stomach, BLac c; sudden, in left, like an in- 
 ward pressing pointed plug, lAsaf.; from 
 temple to temple, across eyes, BCed.; through 
 (tobacco poisoning), Nux v.; in tonsillitis, 
 I Apis ; from a decayed tooth, BAct. sp.; with 
 toothache, 1 1 Bar. c; when touched, BMez.; 
 worse from touch (iritis), IMerc; if urine is 
 retained, ?r Fluor, ac; with vertigo, BHyper.; 
 from overwork at desk, BAgar. 
 gggf dull pain, headache, sharp pain. 
 
 Temples, piercing : BNitr. ac, Sal. ac; benumb- 
 ing, deep in right while eating, worse from 
 pressure, extends after a few hours into upper 
 teeth, like a tearing, MVerbas.; with nausea, 
 Ptel. ; in left, daily for several months, BGlon. 
 jg^gf 1 * nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking, 
 stitches. 
 
 Temples, pinching: MVerbas.; in left, at inter- 
 vats, 1 1 Kali c; from one to the other, BSul. 
 g®^ pressing. 
 
 Temples, pressing : Aeon., Ant. a., Apis, Ars. h., 
 DBeli.,Benz. ac, Berb.,Calab.,Camph.,Cann.s., 
 ICaps., BCarbol. ac, BCarbo v., Chin, a., Coc- 
 cus, ICoccul., IColoc, Cycl., IDiad., IBGlon., 
 Hippom., Inul., Iod., Kob., Lith. c,Nitr. sp. d., 
 BOp., Samb., Vinca, 7:Zing.; afternoon and 
 evening, Zing.; better in open air, reappears 
 on entering room, Jatroph.; in prolapsus ani, 
 lArn.; early on awaking, INux v.; disappears 
 on awaking from sleep, Cast, eq.; with throb- 
 bing of arteries on side of neck, Calab.; in 
 bone of right, Diad.; as if compressed, 
 Act. rac, I IForm.; compressive pain, IFluor. 
 ac; compressive pain, with chronic ovaritis 
 and leucorrhcea, 1 1 Plat.; in constipation, 
 BIBry.; constrictive, worse from motion, ex- 
 citement, or using eye, IParis; dull, Lobel i.; 
 on awaking, ICalc; dull, cramplike, Zinc; 
 by day, 1 1 Hep. ; dull, in articular eminence 
 of bone, just in front of left ear, MVerbas.; 
 near ears, more left side, from within out- 
 ward, Cast, eq.; after eating bread, Zing.; after 
 breakfast, IHyper.; after dinner, Agar.; in 
 evening, while walking, with feverish restless- 
 ness and dyspnoea, IIRan. b. ; into eyes (ca- 
 tarrhal fever), IKali c; into eyes, with heat 
 in head and face, IKali c; toward eyes, Anac; 
 to eyes and forehead, going off on bending 
 
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 forward, returning on sitting up, or on bend- 
 ing head back, Mang.; as if about to faint, 
 lAng. ; as from firm pressure of fingers, 
 ■Cham.; of thumbs, Bapt., ICham.; frequently- 
 alternating with same sensation in right frontal 
 eminence and in left temple, 1 1 Mar. v. ; radiat- 
 ing to forehead,eyes and vertex, as if there were 
 nodes under scalp, painful to touch, BPhos.; 
 in left, as if forehead would be pressed inward , 
 increases and diminishes,IStann.; like two iron 
 hands, Bufo. ; with confusion in left side, 
 IColoc; furious, when lying on side, better 
 lying on back, Ign.; as of something heavy, 
 Iodof. ; in jaundice, before attack, I Arg. nit. ; 
 in left, Arum m., Asar., Brom., IColoc, Lith., 
 Merc, sol., IPuls'., Zinc; in left, seemingly in 
 surface of brain, Carbol. ac; inleft, externally, 
 Aur. met. ; in left, from behind forward , Ver- 
 bas.; in left, inward, Ant. c; in left from with- 
 in outward, IMez.; in left, then right, yEsc. h.; 
 in left, worse on being touched, Aur. met.; 
 inleft, worse walking, shaking head, better 
 sitting, I Asar.; on lying down, Calend. ; must 
 lie down, Calab.; from mental exertion, Ana c; 
 in migraine, I IVerbas.;.every morning,BPhos. 
 ac; worse motion, Agnus, ILach.; now more 
 in one, now more in other, Ictod.; outward, 
 Aloe, lAmyl., Arm. Benz. ac, Calc, I I Fluor, 
 ac, Ign., I ILobel.i., Paris ; outward, extending 
 from beneath right to frontal bone, worse 
 from external pressure, IPrun.; outward, 
 especially in right, Spig.; as though head was 
 being screwed apart, Cast, eq.; outward, with 
 vertigo, Stront.; in paroxysms, IDig.; persist- 
 ent, Zinc; sharp, pinching, in left, Zinc; sen- 
 sation as if articular eminences were violently 
 pinched and crushed together, I IVerbas*.; 
 with constrictive feeling at pnecordium (an- 
 gina pectoris), I IPhvt.; worse from pressure, 
 Aspar.; in right, IBell., Ced., ICham., IChel., 
 I ITarax., Verbas.; in right, better from press- 
 ure of hand, IParis; in right, with dulness, 
 Rhus; in right, later left, Ars. h.; in right, 
 from within outward, Spong.; in right, sud- 
 denly shooting inward, Zinc; as of blunt 
 body forced slowly into right, Coccul.; sharp, 
 externally, Spong.; shooting, IGels.; with 
 deep sleep, Ign.; in small spots, worse left 
 side, Psor.; as from a dull stick, better from 
 touch, A&af.; stupefying, in right, Calad.; sud- 
 den, worse in right, I IPtel.; tearing, in right, 
 Camph.; together, Therid.; undulating and 
 raging throughout whole head, especially at 
 last in region of sagittal suture, IGlon.; as if 
 in a vise, ICoccul., Diosc., INux m.; with 
 vomiting in hysterical women, INnx v. 
 fi@p band, constriction, contraction, 
 cramplike, crushing, pinching, tension ; 
 also Headache viselike. 
 
 Temples, pricking : in left, Ant. c, Arn.,Arund.; 
 Verbas. ; in left, alternating with throbbing, 
 jerking, and pinching, Lyss. 
 I®" 5 sticking, stinging. 
 
 Temples, raging : with a feeling as if he would 
 become dizzy and lose consciousness, better 
 on pressing head m evening after lying 
 down, IMagn. m. 
 
 Temples, rending : above, arising from neck or 
 extending to it, Berb. 
 g£i? a lacerating, tearing. 
 
 Temples, rheumatic pain : A mm. m. 
 fig^ drawing, tearing. 
 
 Temples, screwing : in jaundice before attack, 
 I Arg. nit.; as if screwed together, worse dur- 
 ing menses, IILyc. J&gp^ pressing, tension. 
 
 Temples, sharp pains: ItChel., Ham.; on awak- 
 ing, 2 a.m., lAct. rac; in centre, lllris; in 
 evening, commence and end suddenly, Med.; 
 extend over frontal region, worse left side, 
 9.30 p.m., Tromb.; extreme, ilgn.; with face- 
 ache, I IRhod.; from right to angle of mouth, 
 I IVerbas.; in left, Cup. ars., Diosc; worse 
 from motion, Bapt.; in right, extends to occi- 
 put, Iodof; by spells, Bapt.; with vertigo, IPuls. 
 f^T acute pain, headache, pain (undefined). 
 
 Temples, shocks: with cough, IILyc; like an 
 electric, from right temple to left side of occi- 
 put, llris; painful, worse forenoon and even- 
 ing, Sul. ac; sudden, Croc; spasmodic, con- 
 tractive, from right to left, followed by numb- 
 ness as if too tightly bound, with tremulous- 
 ness of both sides of head, BPlat. 
 jgggp blow, stunning. 
 
 Temples, shooting: Acet. ac, Agar., IGels., 
 Lyss., Merc. iod. flaw; above, Berb.; across, 
 EChel.; electric, from right temple to left side 
 of occiput, llris; at 9p.m., Lyss.; close to 
 eyes, on moving them or looking at any- 
 thing, I Sul.; to zygoma, IPhos.; inward at 
 short intervals, left first affected, better press- 
 ing with hands, Cup. s.; in left, I Act. rac, 
 Chrom. ac, Como. ; inleft, only by day till 
 last night when it prevented him from sleep 
 (headache), shooting goes obliquely down- 
 ward and sometimes backward, I Merc, p.; in 
 left, to ear and vertex, Gymn.; dull, in left 
 from within out, DBell. ; in left, worse on com- 
 ing indoors, shooting goes obliquely down- 
 ward and sometimes backward, I Merc, p.; 
 from left to right, worse stooping, better from 
 pressure, BCalc; to back of head, with thirst, 
 Strain.; from within outward, Arm; outward, 
 better night, worse stooping (headache), IKali 
 bi. ; in right, IBell., Coca ; in right just above 
 temporal region, 3 p.m., Tromb.; from right 
 into head, in afternoon, Form.; in right, pass- 
 ing to left, dull heavy sensation in whole front 
 of head, Lil. tig.; in right, with inhalation, 
 Calc. p. ; generally in right, with constricted 
 feeling in scalp, llris ; sharp, 1 1 Apis ; sharp, 
 right, I IPhyt,; with sickness, better drinking 
 cold water, Alum.; sudden, after operation 
 for strabismus, extends to eyes, IBerb.; from 
 one to the other, worse night, worse from 
 light, better from sleep, Sang.; from one 
 temple to other, at times flies through to occi- 
 put, worse in front, I I Phos. ; with pain like 
 heavy weight, stone or lump of lead on top of 
 head (headache), I IPhell. 
 jgggT darting, flying, lancinating, neuralgic. 
 
 Temples, soreness: Dros.; in left, ISep.; to oc- 
 ciput, daily, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Cina ; on press- 
 ure, Daph.; of right when pressed against pil- 
 low, Cup. ars. ; in skin of right, 1 1 Dros. ; as from 
 subcutaneous ulceration in one or both, worse 
 evenings at rest, in a warm room, better walk- 
 ing in open air, IPuls. 
 ggp^ aching, bruised, pressing. 
 
 Temples, stabbing : 8 p.m. until he fell asleep 
 at 11 p.m., Stram.; as with a knife from one to 
 the other, I IBell.; sometimes, begins right 
 side and sometimes left, always goes from 
 one side to other, 1 1 Lac c 'fi^T* darting, 
 lancinating, sticking, stitches. 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 Temples, sticking: BArn., Coccus, BSul.; dull in 
 left, Daph.; 8 p.m. until he fell asleep at 11 
 p.m., Strain. ; severe, on looking at a bright 
 light, IINatr. m.; in left on waking in morn- 
 ing, extending into ear and eye, better mov- 
 ing in open air, B Atrop.; in left, extend- 
 ing toward malar bone, Vinca ; in middle, 
 
 I Paris ; drawing, in left, worse from mastica- 
 tion, better by contact, Thuya ; outward, 
 BCham.; better from pressure, Calad.; sharp 
 in one spot, llgn. Jgii^* cutting, lancinat- 
 ing, pricking, stitches. 
 
 Temples, stinging: Astac, ICycl., 1 1 Graph., 
 Kali hi.; awakes in middle of night, Vacc; 
 in catarrh of bladder, BCinnab. ; in left, Ther- 
 id.; periodical, BKalibL; in right, Calad. 
 j^» pricking, sticking. 
 
 Temples, stitches: JEsc h., Arum t., Atrop. s., 
 BCham., Coccul., BCup. m., Cycl., Gamb., 
 BGlon.,BGuaiac, Iodof., Mane, SPuls., Sabad., 
 Sil., Spong.; above, Berb.; below left, Asar.; 
 in bones, to forehead, Camph.; boring, better 
 on touch, BColoc; in inflammation of brain, 
 
 I I Puis.; deep, BMerc; to eye, teeth and side of 
 head, I IPhos.; dull, frequent, BCham.; dull in 
 left, Mac. h.; dull in right, Cann. i., Zinc; 
 dull in right, as if bones would be pressed 
 out, worse from touch, IStaph.; into ears 
 (intermittent), BCist.; with heat in ears, 
 Calc; violent, fine, as from electric sparks, in 
 left, Spig. ; evening and night, Dig.; as if 
 pointed irons were thrust in, producing 
 craziness, worse afternoon, night, noise, 
 light, motion, IIAnanth.; evening and 
 night, Dig.; into eyes, Anag.; into eyes 
 (catarrhal fever), BKali c; through eye 
 to inner canthus, on looking at anything 
 white or red, or at sun, B Graph.; during chill 
 (ague), 1 1 Puis.; with long lasting fever, 
 BNux v.; in typhus, BApis ; hot, Bapt.; as 
 from penknife, at 3 a.m., BFerr.; sharp, be- 
 numbing, knifelike, just above right, Verbas.; 
 in left, Ammoniac, Amm.m.; over left,BCalc; 
 in left or both, BNitr. ac; severe in left, 
 BSpig., Thuya; in left, extends downward, 
 BSep.; in left, on motion of lower jaw, BCalc; 
 from right to angle of mouth, Verbas.; as 
 with needles, in left, Zinc; sharp, burning, 
 needlelike, in left, BStaph.; needlelike, in 
 left, while sitting, ceasing when walking or 
 standing, Tarax.; from within out, flying, 
 Asaf.; from within out, mostly in right, 
 IB Lye; from within out, worse eating or 
 stooping, better pressing head or moving 
 about, BSul.; as if a plug or nail were being 
 driven in, BHep., near eye, Amm.b.; in right, 
 changing to pressive pain, Cann. i.; occa- 
 sional, in right, Lyss.; in right, Vacc; in 
 right, worse evenings (chronic headache), 
 ICaust.; sensitive across, every few minutes, 
 Atrop.; sharp, Merc, iod.flav.; as of a sharp 
 instrument thrust from one toother, Ascl. t.; 
 sharp, externally, in left, extend to forehead, 
 Spong.; worse sitting or reading (pertussis), 
 ICaust.; worse at every step, BAloe ; worse 
 stooping, moving head, eyes or jaws, better 
 raising head and from heat, BKali c; into 
 teeth, 1 1 Puis.; in left, into teeth (chlorosis), 
 BCalc; with teething, BCina ; from temple to 
 temple, BBCinch.; transient, in left, BGraph.; 
 sudden, broad thrust in right extending deep 
 into brain, causing him to start, I Croc; with 
 
 sensitiveness of vertex, as if hair were 
 raised by pulling, Magn. m.; with vertigo, 
 melancholy and prostration, I INatr. c; with 
 vertigo (irido -choroiditis), BRhus. 
 jj®* boring, cutting, darting, lacerating, 
 nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking. 
 
 Temples, stunning : headache through, better 
 from pressure, Pod. jg@" blow, shocks. 
 
 Temples, tearing : Amm. c, Amm. m., Ant. c, 
 Arum t., BBerb., BCham., Chim. m., Lachn., 
 BNux m., BSpig.; better in open air, I lAur. 
 met.; with irritating, offensive discharge, 
 BKali iod.; in inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; 
 with sensation as if brain had gone to sleep, 
 worse by contact, motion, after eating, lying 
 or stooping, Con.; cramplike, Zinc; drawing 
 in right, Bry.; after dinner, with stitches in 
 right ear, Zinc; with burning heat in epigastri- 
 um, during heat, BLach.; fine, in right, Camph.; 
 into cheeks, Lachn. ; during heat (chest af- 
 fection), BLach.; above left, Zinc; in left, 
 Arn., Asar., BMerc, Merc, per., Rhod.; in left, 
 downward, BSep.; in left, to upper part of 
 head, Sep.; from left over whole left side, at 
 times to ear and lower jaw, worse at night in 
 sudden changes of weather or storms, from 
 external warmth, warmth of bed, better in 
 cool open air, 1 1 Puis.; in left, at intervals, 
 1 1 Kali c.j driving to madness, worse in damp 
 weather, right side, or left to right, especially 
 in anaemic persons, BVer.; from mental exer- 
 tion, Anac; worse at night, Thuya; from 
 within outward, BCham.; worse eating or 
 stooping, better pressing head together, or 
 moving about, BSul.; in right, 1 1 Arum t., Lyss., 
 Zinc; worse in right, Amm. m. ; in right, into 
 ear, Lyss.; in right, over orbit to cheek, worse 
 from motion, Bell. ; in right, worse on motion, 
 MChel.; in right, worse on motion, shaking 
 is intolerable (sick headache), 1 1 Sang.; from 
 right to angle of mouth, 1 1 Verbas.; sticking, 
 Zinc; toward, BBArn.; transient, Zinc; trans- 
 ient in left, Gamb.; twitching in temple lain 
 on, goes to other side when turning on to it, 
 worse in evening and on raising eyes, IPuls.; 
 uninterrupted twitching, at times sawing in 
 right, as if nerves w r ere being torn out by a 
 fine instrument, extends over eye and into 
 malar bone, I I Spig.; in left, to vertex, Amb.; 
 with great sensitiveness of vertex, as if hair 
 were raised by pulling, Magn. m.; with ver- 
 tigo, melancholy and prostration, IINatr. c; 
 with bitter vomiting (after catching cold 
 after labor), I IPuls. 
 g^° lacerating, neuralgia. 
 
 Temples, tension: BAmyl., Benz. ac, Berb., 
 I IChel., Cinnab., Zinc; in catarrh of bladder, 
 BCinnab.; in articular elevation, on going into 
 open air, or in a draught, 1 1 Verbas. ; as if bound, 
 with half vision, Lith.; as from a cobweb, 
 Bar. c; as if compressed, after eating, Con.; 
 cramplike, as if screwed in, BPlat. ; drawing, 
 I I Bry.; with drowsiness, Calad.; when open- 
 ing jaws, Ang.; in right, Calc; stupefying, in 
 right, better pressing on it, Alum. f^^T band, 
 constrictive, contractive, pressing. 
 
 Temples, throbbing: (beating, pulsation), JEsc. 
 h., All. sat., Amyl.,Ant.t., TrAur. mur. nat., Bar. 
 c, BBell., Bor., Cadm. s., Calc, IChel., 
 Chin, s., Coccul., IGels., IIGlon., BGrat., 
 Gymn., Ictod., I I Kali br., BLac def., Med., 
 Merc. iod. flav., 1 1 Spig., I IVer. v.; as if alive 
 
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 with, blood coursing rapidly through dis- 
 tended arteries, ! I Sang. ; better open air, I I Kali 
 iod.; arteries raised, felt like whipcords, IGlon.; 
 between, IGlon.; awakens after midnight, 
 IBenz. ac; audibly, Ainyl.; pulsations of 
 palpitating heart felt in petrous portion 
 of bone (mania), Hod.; in affections of 
 brain, IGlon.; congestion, better from hard 
 pressure (ague), 1 1 Puis.; before chill, Carbo 
 v.; during cough, Hep.; dull, in left, IColoc; 
 in dyspepsia, ILacc. ; with burning in eyes, 
 (sick headache), ICoff.; in rheumatic ophthal- 
 mia, I Aeon., with severe pain over eyes, iLac 
 def.; with fiery redness of face, worse speak- 
 ing, chewing, eating fruit or anything sour, 
 excited by least touch, IKali m.; in fever, 
 during apyrexia, Ign.; during sweat (ague), 
 
 I ISep.; to forehead, Ced.; at 9 a.m., Diosc; 
 with heat in head (migraine), ILach.; with 
 light head, ILac def.; with sick headache, 
 ICoff.; hot, with pressure on top of head 
 (climaxis), ILach.; before attack of jaundice, 
 I Arg. nit.; in left, Brach., IPhos.; in left, ex- 
 tends downward, ISep.; in left, particularly 
 before menses, ILach.; in left, better press- 
 ure, worse walking, liEthus. ; in left, after 
 rising, better by cold water, Aur. inur.; in 
 the one on which she is lying, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 menses absent six weeks, IGlon.; with mi- 
 graine, IKali br.; in morning, IPod.; in syph- 
 ilitic neuralgia, I I Syph.; with pressure in left, 
 Coloc. ; better by hard pressure, worse by 
 movement, HCinch.; in right, iEsc. h., Cup. 
 ars., IHep.; in right, on waking, I Chel.; in right, 
 worse from motion, shaking is intolerable 
 "(sick headache), 1 1 Sang.; worse in right side, 
 Ananth.; as if skull would burst, worse night, 
 ICact.; from falling asleep, Benz. ac; slow 
 in left, Ant. c; increased (spinal disease), 
 I Alum.; sudden, after 1 p.m., Chin, a.; on 
 small spots, particularly in right, Astac; in 
 affection of stomach, ILacc; with toothache, 
 HStaph.; with vertigo, Ang.; with vertigo,mel- 
 ancholy and prostration, I INatr. c; violent, 
 IBell., IGlon.; visible, Amyl.; visible, of left, 
 Arg. nit.; visible in heart affections of old age, 
 lAur. met. ; with bitter vomiting, ISang.;when 
 walking, I INatr. s.; worse walking, IGlon.; 
 when getting up and walking (palpitation), 
 IBar. c; painful, ICaps., ICoccul., ICornus, 
 Daph., IPhos.,IStann.; in prolapsus ani,IArn.; 
 in left, I IPolyg., Zing.; with chilliness, thirst, 
 and tearing in limbs, 1 1 Rhus; in right, with 
 diarrhcea,IStram.; in right (gastralgia) , I IVer.; 
 with soreness when touched, IDaph. 
 
 ggg°* congestion, hammering. 
 
 Temples, ticking : like a watch in right, IChel. 
 
 Temples, tickling: pain in left, coming and 
 going while in bed, evening, rubbing removes 
 it, Tereb. 
 
 Temples, painful tingling : ISul. 
 
 Temples, touch : sensitive, IChel., I INux m.; 
 left, from vertex down, ILach.; integument 
 of left, 1 1 Rob.; also when lying on them, worse 
 in wet, cold weather, better from warmth, 
 INux m.; sensitiveness of right, 7rForm. 
 
 Temples, transient pain: Card, m.; in left, 
 Ammoniac. 
 
 Temples, tremulous: worse least motion of 
 arms, particularly raising them toward head, 
 
 I I Spig. 
 
 Temples, twinges : in right, extending back- 
 
 ward, Plant.; in right, extending into ear and 
 causing a kind of earache, 1 1 Prun. 
 
 Temples, twitching pains: Act. sp.,Carbol.ac; 
 from right to angle of mouth, I IVerbas. 
 
 Temples, as if in a vise : jg@r pressing ; also 
 Headache viselike. 
 
 Temples, wandering pains: ICham., Colch. 
 ggp" darting, flying, neuralgic. 
 
 Temples, wringing above: Berb. 
 
 Temples, J^g" 3 Head, Headache, Hemicrania. 
 
 VERTEX, aching: I Act. rac, Amyl., Calc s., 
 Sarrac.;dull, Iodof.; dull, giddy, Acet. ac. ; dull, 
 worse bv motion, better lying down, lAscl. t.; 
 afterdating, Con.; in evening, IHep.; wants 
 to lie down, aching at 5 a.m., Chlor.; worse 
 at night, and better toward morning (cephal- 
 algia periostitica), IMez. 
 g^ bruised, dull pain, headache, pain 
 (undefined), soreness. 
 
 Vertex, as if a ball had been driven from neck 
 to, worse at every heart throb : BAct. rac 
 
 Vertex, as if blown off: $g$T fly off, bursting, 
 pressing. 
 
 Vertex, feeling of a foreign body under skull, 
 after overstudy, better during reading, worse 
 afternoon, worse on going to sleep, or from ex- 
 citement, or thinking of pain, better by touch: 
 ICon. 
 
 Vertex, boring: Arg. nit.,Caust., Cycl., ILach., 
 Magn. s., II Puis.; beneath, spot painful to 
 touch, ISul.; from within, ISpig. 
 gggT burrowing, nail. 
 
 Vertex, bruised pain: Bry., DMagn. c; in fore- 
 noon, better in open air, Gamb.; after pain in 
 occiput, extending over right side of head, at 
 8 a.m., Ind.;. small spot, only totouch,ICaust; 
 on being touched, 1 1 Chel. 
 $sgT» aching, soreness. 
 
 Vertex, burning: Agar., IBry., ICalc, Car- 
 bol. ac, Caust., Daph., IHyper., Merc, per., 
 ■Natr. m., I INatr. s., I ISul. ; in prolapsus ani, 
 BArn.; on awaking, succeeded by cold feeling, 
 ISul.; alternating with coldness like ice (pro- 
 lapsus uteri), I ISep.; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 IISul., after grief, I ICalc; with headache, dur- 
 ing menses, INatr. m.; in right side, Uran n.; 
 during menopause, ILach.; better from motion 
 and mental exertion, Helon.; with throbbing, 
 from neck to forehead, IPhos.; from within out- 
 ward, BLach.; in phthisis, IKali c; pressing 
 from within outward (after repeated attacks 
 of pneumonia), ILach.; in scalp (pityriasis), 
 IMez.; a corrosive point, Sabad.; a round spot, 
 IIGraph.; running to toes, ICalc. p.; with ver- 
 tigo, Agar.; lasts twenty -four hours, ends in 
 vomiting, worse from excitement or walking 
 (bilious headache), I IPod.; with inclination 
 to yawn, Daph. 
 gg-§^ heat, scalding, scorching. 
 
 Vertex, burrowing: in left side, worse from 
 motion, loud noise, speaking loud, opening 
 mouth, better lying down, Spig. 
 jg®^ boring, gnawing, nail. 
 
 Vertex, bursting: as if skull would break, 
 Ast. r.; as if forced asunder, IKali iod., INux 
 v.; as if skull would burst, Spong.; as from se- 
 vere cold, or asif coming off (neuralgia syphi- 
 litica), 1 1 Syph.; asif skull were pushed upward, 
 IFerr.; as if top were coming off and brains 
 were coming out, with headache, worse mo- 
 tion, BLac def. ; as if top would come off at 
 every jar, Kob.; as if top would come off, 
 
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 worse laughing and stooping, better from cold 
 wind, desire to be quiet, Cupr. s.; as if top 
 were lifted off, Diosc.; as if pulled up with 
 one-half of brain, Cund.; as if it were about 
 to be taken off, Xan. ©-^congestion, ful- 
 ness, pressing, throbbing. 
 
 Vertex, buzzing at night as if something were 
 in brain: I Hyper. 
 
 Vertex, coldness: chills begin, Arum t.; cool 
 sensation, Aur. mur.; cold sensation, BBry., 
 INatr. m., ISep.; a cold spot continually, ISuL; 
 sense of a lump of ice, BBVer.; unbearable 
 feeling as from ice, after breakfast, Arm; shud- 
 dering, Castor.; shuddering, to chest, 01. 
 an.; about breadth of two fingers across, in a 
 line with forepart of ears, Sil.; icy, when 
 pressing firmly with hand or covering it with 
 hat, Val.; as if open and without covering, 
 1 1 Arum t.; in rheumatism (uterine cancer), 
 ICalc; in a small spot, Mang.; painful, chang- 
 ing to feeling of warmth when moving head, 
 Grat.; as if cold wind were blowing on it 
 through neck to back, worse in room, better in 
 open air, Laur. 
 
 Vertex, confused sensation: IHyper. 
 
 Vertex, congestion: llCham., IBSul.; with 
 burning heat, BGlon.; in mental disturbance, 
 1 1 Staph. 
 
 g^ 1 * bursting, fulness, heat, heaviness, 
 throbbing. 
 
 Vertex, as if he momentarily lost conscious- 
 ness, but only in that place, causes a vacillat- 
 ing motion of head, in evening, Lyss. 
 
 Vertex, contraction : I IXJstil.; cramplike, worse 
 by slightest motion, ICinch.; in frequent par- 
 oxysms, I Kali bi. 
 J8@F° crushing, pressing. 
 
 Vertex, feels and hears a cracking when sit- 
 ting quietly : BCoff. 
 
 Vertex, crawling : BCalc. p., Cann. i., BCup. 
 m.,BLil. tig.; dull, as if going to sleep, Cupr. 
 s. ; as of something moving, Cup. m. 
 
 Vertex, crazy feeling: BLil. tig. 
 
 Vertex, crushing feeling: with burning of eyes 
 and lachrymation, Phell.; as if brain were 
 crushed, after long-continued grief, BPhos. ac. 
 Jg^gf contraction, pressing. 
 
 Vertex, curling sensation: BHyper. 
 
 Vertex, cutting : in bones, Arg. nit.; with dis- 
 tended veins on temples, BCalc. 
 ©Hf darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Vertex, darting: Con., Cycl.; from within out- 
 ward to scalp, on right side, followed by itch- 
 ing, Lyss.; sharp, through, with dull head, 
 Sticta. 
 
 Vertex, deep seated pains : BCornus, Diosc. 
 jg^° cutting, lancinating, shooting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Vertex, distress: I ICalab., BEup. perf. 
 
 Vertex, digging : worse from pressure, BBell. 
 jpgp burrowing, nail. 
 
 Vertex, dizzy pain : Ars. g^° vertigo. 
 
 Vertex, drawing : BBArn., BCalc. p., Zinc; to 
 nape, is forced to draw up shoulders, close 
 eyes and tread lightly, BChel.; pressive, in 
 right side, Spig.; in skin, Zinc. 
 $gg=> neuralgia, tearing. 
 
 Vertex, dulness: Act. rac, BGels., Lyss., Zinc; 
 as if empty, Sinap. 
 
 Vertex, dull pain: Caust., Millef., BOxal. ac, 
 Stilling., BTereb., Zinc; increases as if whole 
 brain would be pressed asunder, with inability 
 
 to perform labor, BHyper.; congestive, iEsc. 
 h.; in bump of firmness, with corresponding 
 symptoms of mind, BBar. c; with pain in ure- 
 thra, after urinating, Caust. j^* aching, 
 bruised, headache, pain (undefined). 
 
 Vertex, as if it would fly off, BAct. rac, Bapt. 
 f$^ bursting, pressing, outward. 
 
 Vertex, fulness , Act. rac, iEsc h., Apis ; pain- 
 ful, BGlon.; as if brain would burst, with for- 
 mication in head, followed by heavy sleep, 
 Psor.; bursting, worse afternoon and into left 
 eye, Lact.ac; constant, increasing all the time, 
 as if something were pumped in, BGlon.; 
 awakes 5 a.m., Chrom. ac. ; and pressure worse 
 or renewed when thinking thereof, BHelon. 
 gig?* bursting, congestion, pressing. 
 
 Vertex,gnawing:externally,Menyanth.,Spong.; 
 as if in periosteum, BAnt. c; on a small spot, 
 Ran. sc $0^ burrowing, digging. 
 
 Vertex, hair : as if it were pulled, Acon.,BMagn. c; 
 as if someone were pulling a lock, BCanth.; as if 
 a bunch of hair were pulled from, Indig.; as if 
 standing on end, during chill, BSpong.; great 
 sensitiveness, as if hair were raised by pulling, 
 with stitches and tearing in temples, Magn. 
 m.; violent headache in evening, as if hair 
 would be torn out, it bristles most on painful 
 spots, ESul. f$^ Hair, Chap. 4. 
 
 Vertex, hammering : Brom.; as if hit with a 
 hammer, I ISars. JUg^ throbbing. 
 
 Vertex, headache (undefined) : ECurar., BMerc 
 iod. flav., Sep., Variol. ; on awaking, Natr. p. ; 
 deep into brain, BSyph. ; thinks brain is dis- 
 solving, she will go crazy (megrim), Calc ; 
 deep, with palpitation, BIBrom.; dreamy, to- 
 ward morning, Pallad. ; across top from one ear 
 to the other, BPallad.; began near vertex, 
 descended to region of left side, then went 
 gradually over vertex to right side of head, but 
 remained worse on left, Nitr. ac; in epilepsy, 
 BCaust.; about 5 p.m., 1 1 Ver. ; in convalescence 
 from yellow fever, BCalc; extending to left 
 side of forehead and nose (apoplexy), BCoccul.; 
 lasted six weeks, begins in vertex, extends 
 over right side of head and face, with 
 prickling, as from needles, in limbs of 
 right side, worse afternoon, BLach.; with 
 dry heat, Graph.; commencing on top or 
 in back of head, running down sterno-mastoid 
 (more right side) which is tender to touch, 
 Sal. ac; with nausea, BHyper.; all night, Jamb.; 
 worse at night, after sleeping and in morning, 
 particularly after breakfast, Badiag.; in paral- 
 ysis, Curar.; in paroxysms every other day, 
 commencing about 11 a.m., 1 1 Hydras.; violent 
 periodic, BSil.; in pneumonia, BChel. ; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, BLil. tig.; on rising, 1 1 Kali nit.; 
 more outside near vertex, better by gentle 
 scratching, or by rubbing, but must be done 
 by hands of others, thus by a kind of mesmer- 
 izing, Lyss.; semilateral, over vertex, ^Carbol. 
 ac; down into shoulders, Diosc. H^° aching, 
 dull pain, pain (undefined), sharp pain, 
 
 Vertex, heat: Aur. met., Cam ph., BGlon., BHy- 
 per., BMed., BMur. ac, I INatr. ph., BNatr. s., 
 BNux m., BISuL; on back part, BDaph.; in hy- 
 peremia of brain, I I Phos. ; with soreness of 
 brain extending to inner ear, I ISul.; burning 
 (intermittent after quinine), I ISuL; with dull 
 pressure, as if skull were too full, BHelon.; 
 dry, with headache, Graph.; with buzzing 
 in ears, BEup. perf.; in region of firm- 
 
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 ness, IBenz. ac; with pressure in forehead 
 and coronal region, after sunset, better by 
 pressure, during quiet and while lying down, 
 worse while thinking, BXatr. s.; hot flushes, 
 Ptel.; with giddiness, I ISabad.; after grief, 
 ICalc., IPhos.; with sick headache, ICrotaL; 
 at menopause, I ILach.; during menses, Xatr. 
 s.; with morning headache, BPod.; in pneu- 
 monia, BSul. ; with pain, better from pressure, 
 lEup. perf.; in prolapsus uteri, during climax- 
 is, BBLaeh.; on a small place, sensation of (pro- 
 sopalgia), BMez.; in region of reverence, IBenz. 
 ac.;in rheumatism, I ISul.; in spots (prolapsus 
 ani), I Am.; with slight pulsation, at 11 p.m., 
 ■Merc. iod. rub.; hot to touch, Aeon.; hot to 
 touch, though he is generally chilly, and 
 better from external warmth, IKali iod. 
 j^gg™ burning, congestion. 
 
 Vertex, heaviness: Apis, Camph., Cepa, 
 Hippom., lOxal. ac, Sinap., Xan., Zinc; with 
 coryza, Jacar.; dull pain, ^Esc h., Chim. m.; 
 dull pain in left at 11 a.m., Zing.; dull pain 
 during profuse menses, BFerr. ph.; from 
 6 a.m. till evening, ICrotaL; pressing, IBry., 
 Calc a., Lyss.; weight, Agar., I Aloe, Alum., 
 Amyg., Brach., Cact., ICalc, IGlon., IILach., 
 Lith., I I Zinc; dull, first on left side,' Lyss.; 
 with cold feet and flushes of face, Naja ; 
 seems to affect mind, BMed.; pain, like a 
 weight, better pressing, worse sounds, hear- 
 ing talking or from strong light, 1 1 Cact.; pain 
 like a heavy weight, stone or lump of 
 lead, I IPhell.; weight, in rheumatism, I ISul.; 
 weight, worse after sleep, Arab.; weight with 
 neuralgic headache in left temple and around 
 cranium, I I Med.; weight with vertigo, BAmb. 
 g^g"" confused, dulness, pressing. 
 
 Vertex, humming: singing, ICalc. 
 
 Vertex, itching : Anag. ; lasting several days, 
 worse in morning, Ind. met. 
 
 Vertex, lancinating: ICup. ac. 
 ggiP cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Vertex, large : feels enlarged and extended 
 upwards, Lachn. 
 
 Vertex, sensation of something loose when 
 turning, diagonally across top, with external 
 headache, BKalm. 
 
 Vertex, nail: as if driven in, I I Hell., BXux 
 v.; with a jerk, BThuya ; from within out- 
 ward, Thuya ; pressing, Form.; as if sticking 
 in, Niccol. 
 Jggp°* boring, burro-wing, piercing, stitches. 
 
 Vertex, noise : clicking in left, on walking, 
 and during stool, BCon.; like ticking of a 
 watch, I I Graph. 
 
 Vertex, numbness : Calab., Carb. s., BMez.; af- 
 ter a blow, I Merc, per.; preceded by a sensa- 
 tion of contraction of brain and scalp, worse 
 in evening and while sitting, better from mo- 
 tion in open air, I Plat.; on left, evening, Ars. 
 m.; as if top were gone, BMez.; as if scalp 
 would be contracted and as if a heavy weight 
 were lying upon it, BPlat.; on a small spot on 
 right, rather anteriorly, as if in bone, Filix; 
 in a streak backward, more to left, Ars. m.; 
 
 Vertex, as if opening: BBCann. i.; as if brain 
 were open, BCarbo a.; and letting in cold air, 
 (climaxis), BAct. rac; and shutting, BBCann. 
 i. , BCann. s. 
 
 Vertex, oppression: Amyg., I I Graph, Laur. 
 gQp^fulness, heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Vertex, pain (undefined): Bor., Cadm. s., ECro- 
 
 tal., Daph., IGelS., I IGlon., BLach., Ptel., 
 1 1 Eheum, Ustil.; in afternoon, Elaps ; worse 
 in open air, BCon.; begins on awaking, lasts 
 all day, worse noise (post-partum hemorrhage), 
 ICann. s.; caused by cough, Alum.; down- 
 ward (incipient paralysis), BLach.; nervous 
 excitability, 1 1 Calab.; in hyperesthesia of 
 retina, BXux v.; shooting down to zygoma, 
 IPhos.; after a fall upon head, I ISul. "ac; in 
 region of firmness, BBenz. ac ; toward fore- 
 head, Daph.; in sick headache, Sang.; to left 
 of, Pallad.; during profuse menses, Ferr. ph.; 
 shifting from epigastrium, Form.; in morning, 
 Bar. c, Carbol. ac, Pallad.; on awaking, ex- 
 tends to occiput, IKali bi.; after awaking, 
 worse lying on left side and back, better 
 when turning on right side and after rising, 
 ICinnab.; worse moving or stooping, bet- 
 ter from pressure, Alum. ; worse by movement 
 or exertion, BOxal. ac; with nausea, BForm.; 
 with palpitation (coryza), ICact.; and press- 
 ure, with sensation as if heart were grasped 
 ( coryza), ICact. ; and pressure after attack 
 (epilepsy), IBufo. ; better from pressure and 
 fresh air, Tarant. ; in region of reverence, 
 IBenz. ac; caused by running up stairs, Ferr. 
 iod.; pain, with sore scalp, Bry., MChel. ; 
 spot painful to touch, Lactu. v.; confined to 
 one spot near middle line, inclining to left side, 
 from cold, better temporarily by quinine, 
 pain at its acme about 5 or 6 p.m., continues 
 to be violent until 2 a.m., when it quits him in- 
 stantaneously, worse in winter and whenever 
 weather is unusually cold, pain appears 
 to be in brain, drives him mad, I ISul.; when 
 stepping from a high step to ground, IPhyt.; 
 under coronal suture, in morning on awaking, 
 Merc, sul.; with flying heat and sweat in 
 morning, Oxal. ac; merging with pain in 
 teeth, Lyss.; tender to touch, worse evening, 
 Bufo.; if urine is retained, -Fluor, ac; with 
 vertigo and nausea, could hot sit up, worse 
 from raising head, Pic. ac. JgggT 5 headache. 
 
 Vertex, piercing : Millef.; awoke 2 a.m., Diosc; 
 after midnight (typhoid pneumonia), 1 1 Lac 
 c; transient, as if bone were repeatedly 
 pierced with a needle near sagittal suture, 
 Thuya ; as if pin points were inserted, JEsc. h. 
 $§£*• boring, nail, pricking, stitches. 
 
 Vertex, pressive pinching : Jamb. 
 &2f contraction, pressing. 
 
 Vertex, as if pithy: Mez. j^g* 5 numbness. 
 
 Vertex, pressing: Aeon., Act. sp., Agar., 
 I I Alum., Arab, Ant. t, IBell., I I Calab., 
 ICalc, -Carbol. ac, BCarbo v., Ced., Chen. 
 v., Cvcl., Euph., BGraph., 1 1 Hyper., Blod., 
 IILach., Med., IXiccol., INux m., 1 1 Puis., 
 I IRhod.,Spong.,ISyph.,Thuya, IVer.,Verbas., 
 Zinc; when cold air touched it, IFerr.; as if 
 brain were enveloped in cloth, which would 
 deprive him of his senses, ICycl.; as if com- 
 pressed by a pitch cap, better in open air, 
 Aeon.; as if a cast, which fitted top of head, 
 were pressing it down, I I Lyss.; on coughing 
 and deep inspiration, lAnac; with dryness, 
 I IPhyt; dull, Camph., I I Zinc; dull, outward 
 from ears, 10.30 a.m., 1 1 Hydras.; dull, as from 
 a plug, left side, lAnac; dull, extending 
 through head, I Chen, a.; dull, worse in sum- 
 mer after cooling rains and after bodily exer- 
 tion and walking, BHep.; running to ears, 
 with lightheadedness and confusion and 
 
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 3. INNER HEAD. 
 
 heat from head to foot, ICrotal.; worse after 
 dinner, Zinc; morning and evening, as if eyes 
 would be pressed down, ISuL; with weak and 
 aching eyes, Phell.; as if pressed asunder, 
 with pressure on eyeballs and sleepiness, 
 better evening and entering a room from cold 
 air or vice versa, IRan. b.; with cold feet and 
 flushed face, Naja ; in intermittent, BCimex ; 
 to forehead, worse thinking of it, sudden 
 stooping or mental exertion, ICham.; over 
 forehead and temples, worse as soon as atten- 
 tion is called to it, from sudden stooping or 
 mental exertion, ICham.; toward forehead on 
 both sides and to orbits, where it becomes 
 fixed, Hydr. ac; compels wrinkling of fore- 
 head and screwing up eyes, ISuL; as though 
 lifting up from adjoining parts, Eup. pur.; 
 hard, Staph.; extends through whole 
 head, when standing in sun, IBar. c; 
 when turning head, Hyos. ; with soreness 
 of brain extending to inner ear, I ISul.; 
 inward, extending to occipital protuberance 
 (liver complaint), ICheL; increasing and de- 
 creasing slo wly, I ISars.; from without inward, 
 Zinc; hard, jerklike, extends deep into brain 
 in paroxysms lasting one or two minutes, 
 Sil.; painful, must lie down, Calab.; during 
 menses, Natr. s.; before and during menses 
 (dysmenorrhea), I INux v. ; worse after men- 
 tal labor, ISep.; from fixed attention of mind, 
 INux v.; returns at 4 p.m., seventh day, with 
 uneasiness of mind, when reading or thinking, 
 Lyss.; from 6 a.m. until evening, BCrotal.; 
 painful, on moving, with fever and prostration, 
 Lyss.; as from a nail, worse afternoon, and 
 from3to4A.M.,better inmotionand after sweat, 
 Thuya ; producing numbness as from extreme 
 heat or cold, at dinner,Pallad.; to occiput, 1 1 Ca- 
 lab.; shifting to occiput, 01. an. ; from within, 
 Cham., ILach., 1 1 Natr. ph.; with ovarian neu- 
 ralgia, Crotal.; . with palpitation (coryza), 
 ICact.; periodical, 1 1 Chel. ; severe on right side, 
 Camph.; in right side, as if a sharp corner 
 were pressed against it, MPrun.; sensitive, 
 when touched , worse evening, from heat of 
 bed, morning when awaking, smarting and 
 burning after scratching, ISuL; extends into 
 shoulders, BGels.; from both sides on ascending 
 steps, IIMenyanth.; with sleepiness after din- 
 ner and cold feet, BCalc.; to spine, Benz. ac; 
 as of a stone every morning with vertigo, 
 IKalic; during stool, Iod.; worse 4 to 8 p.m., 
 from stooping,lying down, and exerting mind, 
 BBLyc; when stooping, or moving head, after- 
 noon, Lyss.; worse stooping, walking, talking, 
 better lying (hypertrophy of heart), 1 1 Spig. ; 
 worse stooping or moving head at 4 p.m., while 
 reading and reflecting, with mental restless- 
 ness, Lyss.; downward, stupefaction, Cupr. 
 s.; increasing and decreasing slowly, Stann. ; 
 after sunset, with heat on top of head, better 
 by pressure, during quiet and while lying 
 down, worse when thinking, INatr. s.; with 
 neuralgic headache in left temple and around 
 cranium, has lasted twenty -four hours and is 
 gradually worse, I I Med.; to temples, worse 
 thinking of it, sudden stooping, or mental ex- 
 ertion, ICham.; with hot throbbing of temples 
 (climaxis), ILach.; tensive in left, Bell.; from 
 within upward, worse looking steadily at 
 fixed point, Helon.; with sobbing on account of 
 vexation, without obvious reason, 1 1 Zinc. ; as 
 
 from a weight, 1 1 Kali bi., INaja ; as if a tre- 
 mendous weight were falling on it when com- 
 ing into dark, Sil.; as of a weight in middle, 
 llgn. 
 jg@^ contraction, dull pain, heaviness. 
 
 Vertex, pricking: Arund.; in centre, for two 
 hours, ICimex. jg®* numbness, stitches. 
 
 Vertex, racking pain : to eyebrow, with de- 
 spair, Act. sp. 
 
 Vertex, reverberation : when coughing, ISul. 
 
 Vertex, rheumatic pain : for several years, 
 I I Strain, g®^ tearing. 
 
 Vertex, as of rushing upward : Amyl. 
 
 Vertex, scalding feeling: 1 1 Sil. 
 gigp burning, heat. 
 
 Vertex, scorching : better in open air, and by 
 cold water, worse from excitement (uterine 
 disorder), ICon. 
 
 Vertex, sensitive : to cold air, noise, and jar, 
 IFerr. ph.; to dry, cold air, ICarbo a.; painful 
 in mornings, Squilla ; scalp, Thuya. 
 gggf 1 touch. 
 
 Vertex, as if separated from rest of head, as if 
 she could lift it off, felt she would like to re- 
 move it: I ITherid. 
 
 Vertex, sharp pain: Merc. iod. flav.; in back 
 part, worse morning and in warm weather, 
 I I Thuya ; extends to eyes,better from warmth, 
 scalp tender, I ISuL; coming from nape of 
 neck, then stretching across head forward, 
 presses top of head in hands, 9 a, m. (acute 
 neuralgia), ILac c; terrific, into eye, BArg. 
 nit. glir 3 neuralgia. 
 
 Vertex, vertiginous shocks : Lyss. 
 
 Vertex, shooting : BAct.rac, ITereb.; on cough- 
 ing, Alum.; to forehead, since midnight (dys- 
 menorrhoea), INiccol. ; pressing, Lyss. 
 Jg^ 33 cutting, darting, lancinating. 
 
 Vertex, soreness : cannot comb her hair, when 
 eyes are sore, Merc, sol.; with headache, 
 IFerr. ph.; irritation of meninges in cervical 
 portion, 1 1 Paris ; left side sore, worse on 
 touching, Zing. ; of periosteum, with swelling, 
 Ant. c; spreads over right side o f head and 
 face, ILach.; as from ulceration, worse even- 
 ing, in bed, and after eating, better after 
 scratching, I Zinc. 
 gggp aching, bruised, dull pain. 
 
 Vertex, as of fine electric sparks, changing to 
 prickling itching, better rubbing : Carbol. ac. 
 
 Vertex, splitting pain: Natr. s.; as if skull 
 were split, worse wet weather and night, 
 ICarbo a. %gj^ bursting, pressing outward. 
 
 Vertex, sticking: ILach.; through whole 
 head, when standing in sun, IBar. c; in left 
 side, before or during early menses, 101. an. 
 jg^° pricking, stinging. 
 
 Vertex, stinging : in upper part, Caust.; in 
 right side, Lyss. gilT pricking, sticking. 
 
 Vertex, stitches: Bor., ICaust., BCon., Cycl., 
 Ipec, I ILith., Nitr. sp. d., Raph.; in inflam- 
 mation of brain, 1 1 Puis.; on coughing (epi- 
 demic influenza), BSabad.; deep, Caps.; dull, 
 deep, Ratan.; dull, from within, worse from 
 touch and after washing, better while washing, 
 ISpig.; jerking, towards evening, worse wash- 
 ing and during wet weather, better in dry air, 
 also from scratching and rubbing, BCalc; fre- 
 quent, better lying down and by pressure 
 (hysteria), BLyc; like a stitch from dull instru- 
 ment, as from a pressing nail, Form.; fine, 
 burning, in middle, Zinc; like needles, in 
 
4. OUTER HEAD. 
 
 159 
 
 middle (intermittent)', ICimex ; a fine burn- 
 ing needle, externally, Staph.; periodical, 
 I IChel.; on stooping, Amm. m.; thrusts, 
 Millef.; thrusts from within out, Calc; with 
 vertigo, ICaust., I INatr. c. 
 g^° boring, cutting, darting, lancinating, 
 nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking. 
 
 Vertex, stupefying pain: Bov., Lyss.; going to 
 neck, Arund. 
 
 Vertex, surging, burning : Lyss. 
 
 Vertex, as if brains were swashing about : 
 Carbol. ac. figg" waves. 
 
 Vertex, as if swollen : Cepa; bones, worse from 
 warmth, better in cool open air, Ant. c. 
 
 Vertex, tearing : Anac, Ant. c, Benz. ac, 
 ICanth., Con., Indig., Lachn., Zinc; better in 
 open air, I I Aur. met. ; as if torn asunder, 
 worse wet weather and night, DCarbo a.; as if 
 brain were torn to pieces, ICarbo a.; in in- 
 flammation of brain, 1 1 Puis.; after eating, 
 Inul.; fine, towards evening, ICalc ; worse 
 evening and night, IMerc; with feeling as if 
 a hammer were beating from within outward, 
 Vinca ; in left side, worse from motion, lor.d 
 noise, speaking loud, opening mouth, better 
 by lying down, Spig.; better lying down and 
 by pressure (hysteria), I Lye; at night, I ILaur.; 
 w T orse at night, Thuya ; from within, ILach.; 
 pressing, near right side, Zinc; worse from 
 pressure, IBell. ; in right, Bell.; throbbing, 
 Zinc; with vertigo, Mur. ac; with vertigo, 
 melancholy and prostration, I INatr. c. 
 jggg^ drawing, neuralgic, rheumatic. 
 
 Vertex, tenderness. jgg^~ touch. 
 
 Vertex, tension: Lyss.; painful, ICact., Zinc; 
 to upper jaw, as if head were expanded from 
 within, worse in evening, when lying with 
 head low, slowly increasing and decreasing, 
 better from heat, Stront. ; of scalp, ICarbo a.; 
 in left side, gradually becomes a sharp press- 
 ure, better on sitting up, I I Verbas. 
 g^ 1 * bursting, pressure. 
 
 Vertex, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : Agar., 
 Alum., Amyl., Anac, Bry.,IGlon., Helon.,IHy- 
 per.,ILyc.,Lyss.,l IPuls., IStram.,ITereb.,ISul.; 
 
 when awaking, Bry.; on awaking, with heat 
 in face, IIKreo.; driving out of bed (gastial- 
 gia), I Cham.; worse after meal, or at night, 
 I Cham.; after eating, Inul.; worse by motion 
 of eyes and touch of fingers, ICoccul.; with 
 chilliness, ISil.; moves to cheeks and chin, 
 where it changes to tingling, drawing pains, 
 IHyper.; aching feeling, with flashes of throb- 
 like pain, about upper part, as if top of head 
 were about to be taken off, Xan.; with fulness, 
 Bry.; with fulness in forehead, Natr. a.; intense 
 pain, ILac def.; painful (nocturnal headache), 
 ISul.; intermittent, painful, Plant.; painful, 
 proceeding from vertex (melancholia), I IPuls.; 
 during menses, ILach.; from fixed attention of 
 mind,INux v.; painful, every morning, I INatr. 
 c; painful, morning, soon after rising, Sep.; 
 with every movement, IBry., ILach.; painful, 
 when moving suddenly, IFerr.; painful with 
 nausea, I INatr. m.; down to neck, Lyss.; press- 
 ing, Lyss.; must lie quiet, ICalc; painful, 
 right side, worse by rising, Zing.; in scarlatina, 
 QChin. s.; strange, Lvss.; painful over right 
 temple, early on awaking, Alum.; with ver- 
 tigo, melancholy, and prostration, I INatr. c; 
 worse from walking, ISars. 
 $*gT congestion, fulness, hammering. 
 
 Vertex, tingling: painful, ISul.; with light- 
 headedness after inhaling diphtheritic breath, 
 I ILac c; painful, inensts omit, ICup. m. 
 g^g 1 ^ numbness, pricking. 
 
 Vertex, touch : painful, Alum., IMez. ; sensi- 
 tive, rrCarbol. ac, Paris ; sore, Arum t., 
 tender, Arg. nit. ; in region of coronal suture, 
 I ISil. fissi^ pressing, sensitive. 
 
 Vert eg, twisting pain : worse by pressure, IBell. 
 
 Vertex, vertigo: several times during day, 
 with danger of falling, BMed. 
 Jggp" Vertigo head. 
 
 Vertex and chin, as if in a vise : Daph. 
 g^g^ pressing. 
 
 Vertex, pain increases and diminishes, like 
 waves rise and fall : IGlon. 
 
 Vertex, weariness : with coryza, Jacar. 
 
 Vertex: jg^ 33 Head, Headache. 
 
 4. OUTER HEAD. 
 
 Dandruff. Eruption. Fontanelles. Forehead. Hair. Head. Scalp. 
 
 Skull. Tumors. 
 
 DANDRUFF: All. sat., lAmm. m., lArs., 
 
 IIBadiag., IBry., ICalc, I ICanth., IGraph., 
 
 Kalim./IMed., IINatr. m., lOleand., HPhos., 
 
 ■Sep., IStaph., I ISul., IThuya. 
 Dandruff, alternating with catarrh or loss of 
 
 smell: INatr. m. 
 Dandruff, copious : falls out in clouds, I IPhos. 
 Dandruff, enormous : ICanth. 
 Dandruff, herpetic : IGraph.; in circles like 
 
 ringworm, I Sep. 
 Dandruff, with headache : in pregnancy,ICalc. 
 Dandruff, scaly : ICanth., I IThuya; hair comes 
 
 out, skin peels off with itching and smarting, 
 
 IStaph. 
 
 Dandruff, smells badly: ILyc, IPsor. 
 
 Dandruff, worse in change of weather : IDulc. 
 
 Dandruff, white : IKali m., IINatr. m., IPhos., 
 I IThuya; and dry, IMez.; in flakes, with 
 itching, TrKali m. 
 
 Dandruff, yellow : IKali s. 
 
 Dandruff: J^* Eruption crusty, pityriasis, 
 scaly. 
 
 ERUPTION (undefined) : IBar. c, Cadm. s., 
 ICarbo a., IClem., Ilpec* Uugl., Plant., 
 BPsor. 
 
 Eruption, acne: on forehead, Nuxv.,ISil., ISul.; 
 on forehead, as with drunkards, IKreo.; punc- 
 tata, black dots on forehead, I Ars., I ISul.; red, 
 
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 with black points, I Hydras.; rosacea, in dis- 
 persed groups, ICaust. 
 
 jgggr* papules, pimples, pustules ; also, Face 
 eruption, Chapter 8. 
 
 Eruption, biting : especially on occiput, BOleand. 
 ftf^ itching. 
 
 Eruption, blisters : $®T vesicular. 
 
 Eruption, blotches on forehead, worse at night, 
 in warm room, and before menses, IMagn. m. 
 
 Eruption, boils : particularly on scalp, I IPsor., 
 ISul.; bloodboils, ICalc; bloodboils, worse 
 from pressure, motion, better from heat, 
 itching as if in bones, IKali c; burning, bit- 
 ing, sensitive to touch and pressure, lArs.; 
 sore pain from touching or scratching, Anac; 
 lentil-sized, sore, worse at night and when 
 lying down, IMez.; painful, small, on back of 
 head, IKali bi.; almost painless, on occiput, 
 I INatr. c; containing a large quantity of pus, 
 IPsor.; recurring, lArn.; after scarlet fever, 
 ■Hep.; sore to contact, IHep.; suppurating, 
 I ICalc; small, suppurating, often leave scars, 
 IIKaliiod. JH*gf° carbuncles, ulcers. 
 
 Eruption, burning: lArs., Cic, IGraph., IISul., 
 BSars. 
 
 Eruption, carbuncles: lArs., IHep., BLach., 
 ISil., ISul. ; especially near ears, or temples, 
 BAnthrac. %^ boils. 
 
 Eruption, coppercolored: ICarbo a., ILyc, 
 ISul. JB^T 1 syphilitic. 
 
 Eruption, cracks : bleeding easily, BPetrol. 
 
 Eruption, crusty : Astac, Petrol.; thick, black, 
 on forehead, lArs.; thick brown, with reddish 
 borders, on forehead and temples, IIDulc; in 
 nursing children, B BCalc; extends from scalp to 
 forehead, ears and neck, BArs.; thick, greenish- 
 yellow, BPetrol.; between hair,Acet.ac.;light,on 
 back, along border of hair, irregular, resemble 
 peach gum, BNatr. m.; itching, BClem.; thick, 
 moist, with ichorous, sanious offensive dis- 
 charge, intolerable biting itching, on forepart, 
 worse toward evening, in night, and from 
 warmth, 1 1 Rhus; thick, loose, porous bottom, 
 seems full of vermin, ILyc; thick, causing 
 hair to fall out, IDulc; thick, a sort of lepra, 
 ■Ars.; thick, expose red raw infiltrated patches 
 upon removal (eczema), IHydras.; thick 
 leatherlike, under which thick white pus 
 collects, hair glued together, BMez.; thick, 
 sebaceous, BHydras.; yellow, BBDulc, BBMerc 
 g@*eczema, favus, impetigo, tinea capitis. 
 
 Eruption, diarrhoea: frequent thin stools, BPsor. 
 
 Eruption, dirty : Psor., 1 1 Syph. 
 
 Eruption, dry: BMerc, B BPsor.; thick, foul-smell- 
 ing, commencing at back of head and ex- 
 tending over whole head to beard, with crawl- 
 ing and sore itching pains, better by scratch- 
 ing, BCalc; with intolerable itching as if head 
 were in an ants nest (favus), BMez.; offensive, 
 IMerc, BSep.; offensive, easily bleeding, burn- 
 ing begins on back of head, pains and cracks, 
 better scratching, BBSul.; offensive, stinging, 
 itching and tingling, with cracks, sore when 
 scratching, BSep. 
 jgi^ 1 " herpes, pityriasis, scaly. 
 
 Eruption, eating into surrounding parts, with 
 itching at night : 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Eruption, ecchymosis: after injury, BArn., 
 IHam. 
 
 Eruption, eczema: BBCalc, ICoccul., BIGraph., 
 IB Hep., I ILyc, IMez., 1 1 Petrol., I BPsor., ISil., 
 ■ ISul; with abscesses, affecting bone, I IPsor.; 
 
 chronic, spreading from ear, fine vesicles dry- 
 ing clown to braniike scales, Ars.; dirty, offen- 
 sive smelling, IBrom., Psor.; patches of exfoli- 
 ated thin dry furfuraceous scales, with itching, 
 ISil.; behind ears, I ICalc; around margin of 
 hair, from ear to ear, posteriorly, ISul. ; ery- 
 thematous, on forehead, following confusion 
 of head, I IPhos.; between eyes, scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia, IPsor.; impetiginoid, I ISul.; massive 
 dirty crusts mat hair, I IGraph.; moist, acute 
 or chronic, worse on occiput, BPetrol.; moist, 
 itching, little raw tubercles on scalp, face and 
 arms, IPhyt.; moist or dry, offensive, scabby, 
 burning, itching, discharging pus, on occiput, 
 I ISil.; thick, moist, greenish yellow crust 
 covers nearly whole left side, suppurates, 
 leaving a large scar, of four years' duration, 
 I ISul.; with glandular swelling on neck, 
 ICalc; painful to touch, I IGraph.; red, 
 raw, oozing a thin moisture, dries into 
 yellow scabs down to eyebrows, IKali bi.; 
 thick, hard scabs, from which pus exudes 
 on pressure, IMez.; thick, yellow, eczemat- 
 ous crusts, nearly cover head, IPetrol.; thick, 
 yellowish scab, somewhat moist, covers 
 whole scalp, I ISul.; scalp smarting, IKali bi. 
 Jjigr impetigo, moist, pimples, pustules, 
 scabs, suppurative, tinea, vesicular. 
 
 Eruption, eczema Solaris: red, itching, pim- 
 ples on forehead, every summer, IMur. ac 
 
 Eruption, efflorescence : on border of hairy 
 parts, Berb. 
 
 Eruption, erysipelas: IIApis, lArs., ICinch., 
 ICup. m., Dory., IBGraph., Ruta, Tereb.; sud- 
 den sinking of swelling, becoming bluish, vio- 
 lent brain symptoms, I ICup. m.; bluish red on 
 occiput, IPhos. ac; digging, boring, gnawing 
 then creeping and itching, lEuphor. ; spread- 
 ing to face, BApis; spreading from face over 
 head, sore to slightest touch, BChel.; inflam- 
 mation, BEuphor.; inflammation of occiput, 
 BPhos. ac; over left side, Samb.; phleg- 
 monous, BVer. v.; purplish swelling, BLach.; 
 sphacelous spots, lApis, ILach. ; swelling, 
 lEuphor. ; swelling, worse at night, lArs.; 
 swelling, painful, IPhyt.; sensitive to touch, 
 particularly in region of occiput, where there 
 was pressing, 1 1 Rhus ; traumatic, periosteum 
 affected, IPhos. ac, IRuta; traumatic, scalp 
 sensitive, lApis ; vesicular, 1 1 Rhus v.; vesic- 
 ular, going from left to right, BRhus ; large 
 blisters cover right side, I I Ver. v. 
 g^» vesicular. 
 
 Eruption, exudative: $^* eczema, impetigo, 
 moist, suppurative, tinea. 
 
 Eruption, favus: IBCalc, Hydrocot., BMez., 
 I IPhos., BVinca ; extends to nape or face, 
 IHep. J^* fistulous. 
 
 Eruption, fetid: IMerc, I IPsor. 
 
 Eruption, fistulous : forehead red, presenting a 
 number of small orifices like worm holes, 
 exuding serous fluid, margins of holes, which 
 communicate with frontal bone, somewhat 
 elevated, pain in forehead when in bed, was 
 snbject to severe headache up to time when 
 forehead was affected, I I Merc v. jg^" favus. 
 
 Eruption, forehead : near hair, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Eruption, with glandular swelling: I ICalc, 
 ILyc, IMerc, IPsor., I ISil., ISul. 
 
 Eruption, herpes (tetter) : lAnanth., IMagn. c ; 
 with biting on forehead, BCaps.; circinatus, 
 I ICalc, IDulc, IPhyt., ISep.,1 ITuberc; a little 
 
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 spot of circinatus, perpendicularly above ex- 
 ternal can thus of right eye and about half an 
 inch above brow, at first a cluster of globular 
 vesicles on an inflamed base dry into thin 
 scales and spread by circumference, itches and 
 pricks slightly, elevated ring of vesicies, some 
 larger than others, on an inflamed base en- 
 closing a depressed area of red skin desqua- 
 mate, furnishing successive crops of thin, 
 white scales, Tell.; dry, extends to eyebrows, 
 1 1 Thuya ; dry, 1 1 Rhus ; fetid, on temples, 
 IPsor.; with itching, ICaps.; itthing intoler- 
 ably, on temples, BPsor.; on forehead, 
 1 1 Badiag. ; on a small spot on forehead, on 
 border, left side, Agar.; on occiput, lArg. nit., 
 IPetrol.; on temple, Cadm. s.; on temple, with 
 leucorrhcea, BAlum. ; tonsurans, scalp puffed 
 up by accumulation in subjacent cellular 
 tissue of bloody, offensive pus, discharging 
 from time to time, GLyc; i zoster supraor- 
 bitals, bluish black vesicles, high fever and 
 usual pains, 1 1 Ran. b. Jgsgp' dandruff, dry, 
 pityriasis, scaly, scurfy. 
 
 Eruption, humid : g^ 3 moist. 
 
 Eruption, impetigo : BCalc p., BCaust., Con., 
 BJacea, BBMerc, 1 1 Merc, s., IPetrol., IRhus, 
 I IRhus v., I ISil., BSul.; larvalis, IBar. c. 
 
 Eruption, itching: HCic, IGraph., I I Led., 
 IIMerc, lOleand., Sep., I BSul. ; worse at 
 night, IMerc. iod. flav.; worse nights in a 
 warm room and before menses, BMagn. m. 
 
 Eruption, itchlike : Bar. m. 
 J^ST Scabies, Chapter 46. 
 
 Eruption, knotty : jggp" 3 nodes. 
 
 Eruption, miliary ; Lact.ac; on forehead and 
 temples, periodical (chlorosis), BIpec. 
 J3@~ rash. 
 
 Eruption, moist: BCham., BCic, BBGraph., 
 IMerc, IPetrol., B BPsor., BSep., I Staph., BBSil.; 
 large blotches, with scabby eruptions on face, 
 BPsor.; brownish, excoriating (scrofulosis of 
 children), I Stilling.; in children, I I Hyper. ; cor- 
 roding, worse touch, better rubbing, IThuya ; 
 eats away hair, sensitive, sore places,! Merc. sol.; 
 crusts, IBBar. c; thick incrustations, quantity 
 of thick, yellow fluid, agglutinating hair, BJa- 
 cea ; on forehead, along margin of hair, after 
 taking cold, worse in warmth of room after 
 having been in cold air, itching when warm, 
 worse washing, BHydras.; causes inflammation 
 of any part it touches, ISars.; itching, BMez.; 
 itching, on temples, Zinc; itching, forms a 
 dry scurf (scrofulous ophthalmia) , B Ars.; burn- 
 ing itching, corroding, large vesicles filled 
 with clear serum, become turbid, burst and be- 
 come confluent, 1 1 Rhus ; itching, fetid, on occi- 
 put, scratching changes place of itching and 
 increases oozing, Staph.; itching, on rising in 
 morning, BBHep. ; stinging itching, extending 
 down neck, worse when getting warm in 
 bed, temporary relief bv scratching, dries up 
 in scabs, BClem.; on occiput, BOleand., BBSil.; 
 offensive odor, BBHep.; fetid, hair falls off, 
 BStaph.j chronic, offensive, MVinca; offen- 
 sive, with thick pus, yellow crusts, bleeding 
 and burning, BBSul.; discharging puslike fluid 
 almost constantly, ISep.; scabs, Ruta, Sars.; 
 scabby, itching, BPsor.; thick scabs, BAnanth.; 
 scabs easily torn off, leaving a raw, bleeding 
 surface, B BHep.; burning on scratching, B BHep.; 
 moist if scratched (brain disease of children), 
 BKalic; scurf, IHell.; feels sore on scratching, 
 
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 BBHep.; large spots, I IPsor.; moist, stinging, 
 bleeding easily when scratched, and feeling 
 very sore when lain on, INi&r. ac; painful to 
 touch, I IGraph.; with vermin, nightly itch- 
 ing, burning after scratching, Vinca ; thick, 
 yellowish exudation, I Petrol. 
 "^eczema, impetigo, suppurative, tinea. 
 
 Eruption, nodes: BPhyt., IISiL; as large as a 
 filbert, I Cinch.; hard, after abuse of mercury, 
 IKali iod.; hard nodosity on right, Magn. c; 
 immense (secondary syphilis j, I I Stilling.; 
 lumpy patches on vertex, red and painful, 
 I IGraph.; nodules (prosopalgia), ISil.; red, 
 Thuya; red, knotty eruption above ears, 
 BNatr. s.; red nodules on forehead, apices 
 filled with pus, burning, I IRhus; sore to 
 touch, Carb. s.; with headache, ISil.; small, 
 round, soft (epilepsy), BCaust.; swellings of 
 bones about vertex, soft as if containing water, 
 pain worse at night, preventing sleep, worse 
 from touch, Daph.; on occiput, tearing, painful 
 to touch, I I Magn. m.; sore to touch, better cov- 
 ering head warmly and from sweat, IHep.; 
 painful when stroked, on forehead, ICoccul. 
 jggg^ syphilitic, tubercles. 
 
 Eruption, offensive smelling : f^gf fetid. 
 
 Eruption, papular: DCalc, ICycl., Hydras.; over 
 frontal sinuses, Hippoz. ; under skin of occiput, 
 01. an.; on scalp, at height of chronic head- 
 ache, so sensitive cannot comb hair, I ISil.; 
 on a red base, burning, itching, smarting, 
 especially in wet, cold weather (affection of 
 lungs), I ISep.; itching, on temples, I ISep.; 
 itching, burning, on scalp and forehead, 
 I IRhus ; small, some containing pus, a kind of 
 acne, on scalp and forehead, BNux v.; similar 
 to varicella, on forehead, I ISil. 
 jgg^ acne, boils, pimples, pustules. 
 
 Eruption, patches: inflamed sore, like erysipe- 
 las, on forehead, BApis ; red, on scalp, Acet. ac 
 jggg^ blotches, spots. 
 
 Eruption, pimples: Mez., Petrol., I IPhos.; on 
 border, Ammoniac; region of anterior fonta- 
 nelles, two red, Calc s.; on forehead, Berb., 
 Clem., Gels., Hyper., Kali m., Meph. , Psor., 
 Sabina; on forehead, in drunkards, 1 1 Led.; 
 on forehead, with irregular menses, 1 1 Lac def.; 
 on forehead, itching, Ziz.; on forehead, worse 
 at night in a warm room and before menses, 
 BMagn. m.; on forehead, in onanists, BPhos. 
 ac; sore, along edge of hair on occiput, Kob.; 
 in hair, bleeding when scratched, Calc s.; in- 
 flamed, BBSul.; itching, Bov., I IPhos., ISil., 
 BSul., Zinc; itching,inflamed, painful to touch, 
 BBSul.; red, itching on forehead, forming scurf, 
 itching when getting warm in bed, every sum- 
 mer (eczema Solaris), BMur. ac; itching on 
 right side, Amm, m.; a large one on scalp, 
 Cund.; lentil-sized, red, burning, on forehead, 
 become confluent, end in desquamation, Cic; 
 on occiput, Berb.; painful, BHep., ISul.; painful, 
 leaving yellow scab, Calc. s.; painful on left oc- 
 cipital protuberance, Lact. ac; intensely red, 
 brownish, on temples, on anterior border of 
 hair (syphilis), INitr.ac;red, become largerand 
 suppurate, Lachn.; large scarlet, on forehead, 
 Zing.; on sinciput, changing to ulcer, having 
 characteristics of sycotic ulcer of Celsus, "TTAst. 
 r.; single, Berb.; single on temple, filling with 
 pus, then drying up and disappearing, CoccuL; 
 small, BAct. sp., Anac; small, when touched 
 excruciating pain, I IPhos.; small, all over 
 
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 ■ head, a vesicle at apex of each, exuded lymph 
 which dried in a thick brown scab, which 
 gradually fell off in a day or two, and in two 
 weeks left skin perfectly clean, boy set. four 
 months, I IPsor.; small red, ISep.; small red, 
 on forehead, with black points (acne punctata), 
 ■ Hydras.; small white, Aur. met.; sore, dis- 
 charge and form a scab painful when touched 
 or combing hair, Lac c; suppurating, IISul.; 
 suppurating, painful on forehead, feel as 
 though pierced with a needle, skin red far 
 around each pustule, Ind.; on temples, Berb.; 
 tender, scabby, size of a pea, on two spots on 
 vertex, Sul.; sore to touch on left temple, Arg. 
 met.; sore to touch, on eminence of forehead, 
 Lyss. 
 JE^iP^acne, boils, eczema, nodes, pustules. 
 
 Eruption, pityriasis: IKali br., IMez., I INuph., 
 IThuya; in spots, fairhaired strumous girls, 
 ILyc. M^° dandruff, dry, scaly. 
 
 Eruption, porrigo : decalvans, IGraph.; favosa, 
 since seven years, commenced with a few pus- 
 tules, gradually spread over surface three 
 times as large as a silver dollar, crusts thick, 
 yellow, adherent, 1 1 Sul.; in infants, left side, 
 spots round and dry, slightly raised and red- 
 dened at edges with bran like scales on centre, 
 ISumb. 
 
 Eruption, prurigo: lAnanth., Sarrac; on fore- 
 head, pinkish lentil-shaped spots, Vespa. 
 
 Eruption, psoriasis : head covered with inflam- 
 matory, scaly eruption (child), iArs. i. 
 'HHP* Psoriasis, Chapter 46. 
 
 Eruption, pustules: BCalc., BHep., BMerC, 
 IPsor., ISul.; with red areola, suppurate from 
 crusts (children), Arund. ; burning, biting, 
 sensitive to touch and pressure, IArs.; in 
 children, llris ; from behind ear up side, ac- 
 rid sticky fluid, hair fell off, mealy dust on 
 bare spot, IGraph.; on forehead, Amm. c, 
 ■Hydras., ILyss.,INatr. m.,Psor.; between eye- 
 brows, Cund. ; under hair, Ammoniac. ; itch- 
 ing, better wrapping up warmly, ISil.; itching 
 on forehead (aneurism), MSpig. ; many large, 
 1 1 Vacc ^between eyebrows, small patches with 
 greenish-yellow scabs (impetigo), B Merc; filled 
 With pus,itlArs.; containing large quantities of 
 pus, itching; causing child to scratch violently 
 so that blxxftl flows, thick dirty yellow scabs, 
 leaving a? raw surface from which yellow 
 lymph exudes? IPsor. ; small, 1 1 Merc. iod. rub.; 
 small, pairifLuV when touched, on left frontal 
 eminence, later same on right, Lyss.; run 
 together into one continuous sore, (Merc, sol.; 
 after vaccination (goitre), IISul.; variolalike 
 on forehead and occiput, painful, suppurating, 
 BSil. ; twenty-six on vertex, some as large as i 
 .a three-cent piece, I llris; numerous yellow, ; 
 each containing a hair, (Iris. 
 g^° acne, boils, eczema, pimples, papular. 
 
 Eruption, rash: burning, itching on forehead, i 
 worse in evening, and from warmth, Mar. v.; 
 miliary on forehead and temples, llpec; red, 
 itching, IMez. ^^° miliary. 
 
 Eruption, red : fiery, places about an inch long 
 over left eye, Ind.; on forehead, often pee 1 ing 
 ■Aur. met. 
 
 Eruption, rhagades : g^ 03 cracks, moist. 
 
 Eruption, ringworm : gg^ herpes circinatus. j 
 
 Eruption, scabies : jggg^ Chap. 46. 
 
 Eruption, scabs : HArs.,IINatr. m.; look chalky I 
 and extend to eyebrows, and nape of neck, ' 
 
 IMez.; a solid mass dark and rough, adhering 
 firmly, exuding a yellowish excoriating fluid, 
 ■Clem.; dry or moist, BCalc.; with copious 
 discharge, Ruta ; elevated, white, chalklike, 
 with ichor beneath, breeding vermin, IMez.; 
 hard, elevated like rupia (after vaccination), 
 IISul.; on forehead, BMur. ac. ; extend to 
 forehead, ears and neck, BArs., on each side, 
 of forehead below hair, a round slightly 
 scabby patch, with red areola, itching, I INatr. 
 m.; itching, ICalc; moist, ISars., HCalc; moist 
 at base, of yellowish color, every four months, 
 ■Hep.; on occiput with amaurosis, IPsor.; 
 small, elevated, between hairs, IMerc. sol.; 
 small, itching, better by scratching, BNatr. s.; 
 on temples,BMur. ac; thick, and bleeding when 
 picked (eczema), BCalc; thick, with yellow 
 pus, spreading to face, BCalc.; painful when 
 touched, BHep.; in crops (after vaccination), 
 I ISul.; yellow, ISpong. 
 
 $j§r crusty, eczema, moist, scaly, tinea, 
 vesicular. 
 
 Eruption, scald head : f$^° tinea capitis. 
 
 Eruption,scaly: Canth.,BCic,BFluor.ac, I IPhyt.; 
 on back part, BOleand.; on bald spots, IPhos.; 
 bloody, ICalc; dry to forehead, ears and neck, 
 ■Ars.; dry, red patches at roots of hair bring- 
 ing out hair, itching at night (eruption 
 and periostitis, probably syphilitic), IKali bi.; 
 in large indurated masses, fall off freely, 
 BKreo.; dry, white, itching, Alum.; causing 
 distressing itching, becomes scurf, disappear- 
 ing on washing, then humid, I IGraph.; copi- 
 ous, moist and sticky, IKali s.; patches exfo- 
 liate then dry, furfuraceous, ISil.; scurf like 
 fish scales, Mez.; better in summer, worse at 
 approach of winter, ISil.; white, I INatr. m.; 
 White, peeling off, extends over forehead, 
 temples, ears and neck, IThuya; yellowish 
 white, ICalc g^T Dandruff, herpes, pityri- 
 asis, psoriasis. 
 
 Eruption, scurfy : Arund., IStaph.; spreading 
 over Whole body, ■Merc ; unbearable burn- 
 ing, worse at night, ■Jacea; children, large 
 yellow vesicles around and between scabs, 
 IPsor.; dry, BBar. c; dry, tenacious, bran- 
 like (keratitis), BCalc; intolerable itching, 
 Samb. ; itching, black, BCalc. p.; moist, Bar. 
 c, B Graph.; moist, itching, burning, BCalc; 
 moist, bleeding when scratched on temples, 
 worse evening, at new and full moon, Alum.; 
 on forehead, whole surface red, after vacci- 
 nation, I IGraph., I ISul.; in spots, sore when 
 touched, BBGraph.; scurf comes off like fish 
 scales when scratched, BMez.; greenish pus 
 discharges, itching under thick ^curf, eats 
 hair away, 1 1 Rhus ; white, alternating with 
 catarrh and loss of smell, BNatr. m. 
 g@ as Dandruff, herpes, pityriasis, psoriasis, 
 scaly. 
 
 Eruption, serpiginous : BClem., BPsor.; in den- 
 tition, B BCalc; with widely-spread inflamma- 
 matory affection of skin, in open air, crusts 
 fall off and new skin cracks, BSars. 
 ggjlP* herpes circinatus, psoriasis. 
 
 Eruption, sore : large, on centre of forehead, 
 covered with hard, black scab, tissue around 
 hard, inflamed, I ILach.; on occipital bone, 
 one and a half inches in diameter, covered 
 with thick, yellowish scabs, Syph.; very sore, 
 worse in open air, Sul. ac. ; single, burning, 
 moist (syphilis), BNitr. ac J^* ulcers. 
 
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 Eruption, spots : like flea-bites, afternoon, Pal- 
 lad.; hard, purplish, on forehead, li Apis ; 
 dark, purple, on temples, remain after spasms, 
 unless rubbed (epilepsy), I Kali br.; innumer- 
 able, I Apis; a round spot on forehead (inter- 
 trigo of anus), IMerc; on forehead, faintly 
 visible (incipient hydrocephalus), lApis; a 
 spot on left forehead, commencing at edge of 
 hair, and extending upward three-fourths of 
 an inch, skin covering spot many shades 
 whiter than surrounding skin, the lock of 
 hair growing on it had turned white (a man, 
 set. 28, dark complexion, dark brown hair), 
 I IPsor.; yellowish on temples, Guarsea. 
 j^g 03 blotches, patches. 
 
 Eruption, suppurating: Cic, I IPsor. 
 
 Eruption, syphilitic: bullae (infants), I ISyph.; 
 coppery, on forehead, BCarboa., ILyc; copper- 
 colored spots (mercurial syphilis), ISul.; rash 
 on forehead, an abundance of fine scales peel 
 off (secondary), I ISyph.; large prominent spot 
 on centre of forehead, filled with fluid, as 
 also are smaller patches (secondary), I ISyph.; 
 tubercles, in skin of forehead, suppurating 
 (infant), IFluor. ac. 
 jggg? coppercolored, nodes. 
 
 Eruption, tetter : ggg* 5 herpes. 
 
 Eruption,tineacapitis(crustalactea, scald head): 
 •Ant. c, lAnt, t., IIArs., I Arum t., Astac, 
 lAur. met., IBar. c, ilCalc, Caps., ICalc. s., 
 ICarbol.ac, Chel.,Chim. umb., ICic, HClem., 
 llCrot. t., ■ IDulc., lEup. perf., HGraph., 
 I I Hell., IBJacea, Iod., BIris, ■ Kali ars., I Kali 
 m., IKreo., Lith., I ILyc, 1 IMerc, IMer. iod. 
 flav., IIMez., IXatr. m., 01. jec, IPetrol., 
 UPhos., IPhyt., BBPsor., BRhus, ISep., ISil., 
 I ISul., 1 1 Sul.ac,Ustil.,BVinca; bleeding, when 
 scratched, I IDulc; crusts thick, easily bleed- 
 ing, oozing fetid moisture or having a mousy 
 smell, worse at night, after scratching, and 
 from warmth, ILyc; burning, especially at 
 night, viscid yellow pus, IJacea ; in pot-bellied 
 children, ICalc, IStaph.; in children recently 
 weaned, IJacea; chronic, IIArs.; with violent 
 cough, and excessive oppression, IJacea ; 
 crusts, spreading to other parts, 3 Agar.; copious 
 discharge, IBar. c; dry, Cornus; dry and 
 scabby, IGraph.; dry, chronic, I IStaph.;_dry, 
 after scarlatina, BBar. c ; especially over either 
 ear, exfoliating numerous scabs, or cracks and 
 discharges yellow fetid humor, IPsor.; with 
 scrofulous ophthalmia, IJacea ; beginning with 
 little pimples on face, itching, causing scratch- 
 ing, ISars. ; tinea favosa IlCalc, Hydrocot. ; 
 two-thirds of scalp one filthy mass of inflam- 
 mation, with loss of most of hair, watery serum 
 constantly oozing from scalp (scald head), 
 Ustil. ; hair eaten off, IRhus ; hair falls off, 
 scabs dry, light cream color, IJacea ; itches 
 intensely, with blepharitis from birth, IMez,; 
 ' itching, especially at night, viscid yellow pus, 
 IJacea ; large and confluent eruption, color 
 dark, IGraph.; malignant, IBrom.; moist, 
 Cornus, IGraph.; moist, most on and behind 
 rignt ear, ILyc; moist, offensive eruption, 
 filled with pus, drying up into honeylike 
 scabs, I ISul. ; moist, with yellow scabs, 
 offensive (dentition), BStaph.; eruption sup- 
 purating, moist, forming thick offensive crusts, 
 itching worse at night, extends to shoulders, 
 IRhus ; extending to sides and posterior por- 
 tion of neck, IIBar. in.; on occiput, HCaust. ; 
 
 beginning on occiput, ILyc; copious dis- 
 charge of pus, IBar. m.; top one complete 
 scab, yellow matter oozing from crust, has 
 matted hair, llris ; oozing yellowish excoriat- 
 ing, small vesicles where crusts have been 
 removed burst and discharge yellowish cor- 
 rosive fluid, I IStaph.; on occiput, purulent, 
 with sour stinking smell, pediculi capitis and 
 itching prevent sleep, I IStaph.; thick heavy 
 scabs onan inflamed base,with itching and rest- 
 lessness, worse at night and on becoming too 
 warm, IRhus; dry scaly, itches very much, 
 makes bald, IFluor. ac; dark scaly eruption, 
 thickest at occiput, gradually thinning till it 
 reaches line of hair on forehead, itching worse 
 on occiput, scratching causes bleeding and 
 discharge of non-glutinous fluid, drying 
 quickly, accumulated scales quarter of an inch 
 thick on a line with mastoid process, I IStaph.; 
 in spine disease, Bar. c ; spots oozing moisture 
 matting hair (plica polonica), Yinca; with 
 stringy, yellow stools, I ISul. ac; after sup- 
 pression, furiously mad, walks about streets, 
 1 ISul.; syphilitic, IJacea; thick, fetid, bloody, 
 IRhus; moist itching, little raw tubercles, 
 IPhyt.; frequent involuntary urination,! Jacea ; 
 worse washing eruption when warm, IPhyt.; 
 worse in change of weather, IDulc. ; yellow 
 scabs, ICalc; eruption simulating crusta 
 lactea, Yariol. ; oozing a fluid and breeding ver- 
 min, HOleand.^ vertex, humid eruption, 
 like tinea capitis, small, grainlike pustules, 
 filled with pus, drying into honeylike scabs, 
 BSul. Jg^ 23 crusty, eczema, impetigo, scabs. 
 
 Eruption, tingling : ISep. 
 
 Eruption, tubercles: on forehead, Oleand.; 
 lentil-sized, flat, with crawling around them, 
 painful to pressure, Ant. c ; red, on forehead, 
 stinging when touched, BLed. fgST' nodes. 
 
 Eruption, ulcers : lAnanth.; with bluish, dirty 
 base, upturned edges, exuding dirty, offensive 
 ichor,IArs.; implicating cranial bones, BPhos.; 
 with copious discharge, Ruta ; phagadenic, on 
 forehead, painful, pus offensive, ISil.; round 
 on sagittal suture, a little over an inch in di- 
 ameter, edges little elevated, but hard for the 
 space of a centimetre, bottom covered with a 
 dull, gray layer, which yielded a serous, fetid 
 pus, sharp shooting pains, worse evening and 
 during night, I I Thuya ; scrofulous on vertex, 
 ICalc. p.; with thick, offensive crust (scrofu- 
 lous), BBar. m. ; superficial, on mastoid pro- 
 cess, extends to shoulder and breast, and 
 across to right shoulder, has lardaceous ap- 
 pearance, bleeds readily and discharges thin, 
 fetid pus, afterward neuralgia in left side of 
 head and face, I IChel. JS^° boils, sores. 
 
 Eruption, urticaria : itching (climacteric), 
 BAgar.; biting itching, Rhus ; suddenly ap- 
 pearing and determining internally, L T rt. ur.; 
 eruption with urticaria, BBor. 
 
 Eruption, vesicular : on occiput, red spots, with 
 fine blisters, on a slightly inflamed base, with 
 itching, which dries up and falls off in little 
 scales, most plentiful on occipital scalp, on 
 nape and on borders of hair, and on posterior 
 , surface of auricles, Tell.; vesicles on forehead, 
 burst and spread (children), BBor.; itching, 
 suppurating, Bov. ; tingling itching on occi- 
 put, break, overflow, with tendency to ulcera- 
 tion, Clem.; painful blister on temple, Bov.; 
 circumscribed patches, commence at supra- 
 
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 orbital regions, a number of small vesicles 
 crowded together, filled with transparent, vis- 
 cid fluid, burst, and form thick, laminated 
 crusts, of dirty gray color, itching, IKali bi.; 
 vesicles filled with pus, BBArs.; small, pustu- 
 lar vesicles a little to left of vertex, ICarbol. 
 ac; red spots, filled with serum, gone after 
 sweat, Astac; reddish, itching, Bov.; reddish 
 spots, containing either water, or thick, white 
 curdy matter, on forehead, Sumb.; small vesi- 
 cles quickly fill with a yellow lymph, painful 
 to touch, like sores, drying up after a few 
 days, Psor.; small vesicles, filled with limpid 
 fluid, itch a great deal, and form yellow or 
 brown crust on vertex, BSuL; with smooth, 
 shining surface, and drops of serum standing 
 out here and there (children), Oleand. ; vesi- 
 cles contain yellowish fluid, iEuphor. 
 f$^* eczema, erysipelas, tinea. 
 
 Eruptions wheals: IKreo. 
 
 Eruption, yellow : band across forehead close 
 to hair, I IMed.; blotches on forehead, BCaulo., 
 INatr. c, ISep. 
 
 PONTANELLES, burning, sore feeling on 
 anterior, a place, size of a dollar : Calc. s. 
 
 Fontanelles, close and reopen : BBCalc. p. 
 
 Fontanelles, depressed: anterior (cholera in- 
 fantum), BCamph., Crot. t. 
 
 Fontanelles, slight dull pain : posterior, ilris. 
 
 Fontanelles, eruption : glutinous secretion, 
 itching, worse before storm, posterior, IGraph. 
 
 Fontanelles, open: large head, sweating, with 
 hard, distended abdomen and sour-smell- 
 ing diarrhoea or sweat, in leucophlegmatic, 
 fat children, BiCalc. ; in cholera infantum 
 BSul.; with jerking of head, pale, bloated 
 face, stomacace, green diarrhceic stool, 
 BSep.; in incipient hydrocephalus, BCalc. p. ; 
 in hydrocephaloid, Blpec; in hydrocephalus, 
 anterior, B Merc; remain open too long, BBCalc, 
 B BCalc. p., HSil., ISul. 
 
 Fontanelles, pulsate : too strongly, BGels. 
 
 Fontanelles, reopen : at six to ten months, 
 BApis. 
 
 FOREHEAD, bulging: in hydrocephalus, 
 lApoc, BMerc. ; in incipient phthisis, I ITu- 
 berc. 
 
 Forehead, cancer : scirrhous, Carbo a. 
 
 Forehead, old cicatrix became red : Stram. 
 
 Forehead, cold: Act. rac, Anac, Ars. s. f, 
 1 1 Plumb.; coldness of right frontal bone, 
 Agar.; base of brain hot, BZinc.; in traumatic 
 delirium, BLach.; cheeks hot, BCham.; in 
 puerperal mania, BCamph.; in shock from in- 
 juries, BLach. 
 
 Forehead, contracted : brows, with pain in head 
 (aphonia), ICaust.; corrugated, II Stram.; 
 frowning, in Drain disease, IStram.; in frontal 
 headache (aphonia), BCaust.; drawing skin 
 upward, worse left side, Lachn.; frowning, 
 from frequent closure of eyes in pain, BIgn.; 
 wrinkled, in abdominal typhus, BStram.; 
 wrinkled in brain affections, BHell.; muscles 
 drawn together and wrinkled, Rheum ; wrink- 
 led, above nose, BCham. 
 
 Forehead, painful distension of bone : BSil. 
 
 Forehead, dry : Sinap. 
 
 Forehead, portions of bone exfoliated (syph- 
 ilis, with mercurialization) : BAur. met. 
 
 Forehead, greasy (seborrhoea oleosa) : BHvdras., 
 BPsor. 
 
 Forehead, hot : Bapt., BGlon., BMez., BSabad., 
 
 Sec, Senecio, Sinap., BStram., Variol., Viol.; 
 body chilly, BAcon.; with pain at base of 
 brain, Camph.; in irritation of brain, BLach.; 
 in dropsy, BColch.; after dinner, BCoral.; 
 with morning headache, BBNux v.; flushed, 
 Lil. tig. 
 
 Forehead, purplish: in typhoid scarlatina, 
 BxAilant.; livid (sopor), BApis. 
 
 Forehead, red: BKali c, BMez.; in seborrhoea 
 oleosa, B Hydras. 
 
 Forehead, rigidity : of occipito-frontalis muscle 
 during day, cataleptic state and obtuseness of 
 brain, I IGlon. 
 
 Forehead, rough ■ BSep.; itching, Alum. 
 
 Forehead, compelled to rub; with a kind of 
 insensibility (whooping cough), Ver. 
 
 Forehead, sweat : Anag., Ang., Ant., t., Cann. s., 
 Caps., Cinch, bol., Crot. t., BEup. perf., 
 IGuaiac, I IKali bi., Lachn., BBMerc cor., 
 Ptel, Stram., BVer.; anxious, Ars., BBPhos.; 
 in inflammation of brain, BCalc, 1 1 Hell., 
 IMerc v.; cold, Acet. ac, BAcon., Ars., Asaf., 
 Bry., Caps., IBCarbo v., Cupr. s., BDros., 
 Blpec, IKali bi., BMerc, Merc, cor., BOp., 
 BPhyt., Sabad., BStaph., BTabac, IBVer., 
 BZinc; cold, with anguish, IBVer.; cold, with 
 chill and profuse watery diarrhoea, during 
 menses, Vib.; cold, in cholera infantum or 
 morbus, BCamph., BBVer. ; cold, clammy, 
 1 1 Plumb., BZinc; cold, with cough, BCup. m., 
 IDros., BVer.; cold, with fear of death, 1 1 Ver.; 
 cold, in diarrhoea, Blpec, BBVer.; cold in 
 diphtheria, BLach., BMerc cy.; cold, with epis- 
 taxis, BBCroc ; cold, when eating even warm 
 food, Sul. ac; cold, in bilious fever, BCrotal.; 
 cold in typhoid fever, BBapt., BColch; cold, 
 in haematemesis, BArs.; cold, in hsematuria, 
 ISec; cold, in neuralgic headache, BGels.; 
 cold, in cardiac rheumatism, BCact.; cold, in 
 monorrhagia, BVer.; cold, during stool, BVer. ; 
 cold, in phthisis, I ISul.; cold in scarlatina, 
 ! I Zinc; cold, with vertigo, Asaf., BVer.; dis- 
 position to sweat, Jalap.; large drops, BBrom., 
 BBCalc, BCic; with otalgia, BCham.; after 
 meals, Card, m.; during dinner, Sars.; after 
 dinner, with nausea, Ptel.; from least exer- 
 tion, Led. ; in evening, Senecio ; in even- 
 ing, in bed, Sars.; with heat, Ant. t.; dur- 
 ing evening with heat, BBSars.; with h^.at 
 and vertigo on raising head, Magn. s.; 
 hot, Camph., BCham., BOp., I I Vib.; hot, with 
 burning, BBCinch.; hot, clammy, sticky, 
 ICham.; hot, profuse, in colic, IColoc; when 
 coughing, Chlor.; hot, in otalgia, BCham.; in 
 scarlatina, BCamph.; hot, becomes cold after 
 stool, BMerc; first hot, then cold and clammy, 
 during stool (autumnal dysentery), BMerc; 
 in morning, Ang., BKali c, with nausea, worse 
 after eating, ICrot. t.; profuse, with raising of 
 sour fluid, Ptel.; in spots, Acet. ac; profuse, 
 sticky,Cann. ; after stool,Crot. tig.; during stool, 
 Ptel.; with diarrhoeic stool, 1 1 Ptel. 
 gg^" Head sweat. 
 
 Forehead, swelling: B BApis, Ars. m., BNatr. a., 
 Ruta, Sep.; in albuminuria during pregnancy, 
 
 I Apis ; on bone, as large a hen's egg, BStilling.; 
 hard, on eminence, resembling a nut, worse 
 in evening, Ars.; touching swollen part causes 
 excruciating pain (hemicrania), BPhos.; skin 
 seems swollen, I IStann. jg£gT Head swollen. 
 
 Forehead, twitching: in muscles, Arg. met., 
 
 I I Millef. ; of skin above right eye, Agar. 
 
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 Forehead, warts: small elevated pigmented 
 
 spots, rough to touch, Nitr. ac. 
 Forehead "white : in scarlatina, I I Zinc. 
 Forehead wrinkled: fi£|r contracted. 
 HAIR, baldness : All. sat., BAnac, lApis, 
 IFluor. ac. ; especially on crown, BBBar. c. ; 
 circular patch (herpes tonsurans), ILyc; 
 large spots, BHep.; spots covered with short 
 wooly hair, Vinca; circumscribed spot on 
 front, covered with herpes, 1 1 Graph.; spot as 
 large as a silver dollar, left side (after gonor- 
 rhoea), B Kali s.; spot over right parietal, • Cupr. 
 s.; premature, ESiL; spot as large as a twenty- 
 five cent piece, on front part, glossy smooth- 
 ness, hair around as if cut short at roots, place 
 covered with dry crusty scales, soon after one 
 on right side, soon after four spots, 1 1 Sep.; 
 spots smooth and shining, I Graph.; chronic 
 tinea • Absin.; in young people, IBar. c, ESil. 
 ggg?*' falling out. 
 Hair, bristling : Acet ac.,Ver.; when chilled, 
 Calc; especially above left ear, IZinc. 
 j^g^ brushing, electric, on end, grasped, 
 pulled, rises. 
 Hair, brittle : in brain disease of children, IKali 
 c; in chronic keratitis, after vaccination, 
 1 1 Thuya, fi^ dry. 
 Hair brushing : painful, Carb, s.; causes sneez- 
 ing, I ISiL; will not remain brushed, Med. 
 ggp" 5 bristling, combing, roots. 
 Hair, disposition to change color : BKali iod. 
 red hair turns to chestnut brown (Addison's 
 disease), ilod. Jggg" 3 gray ; also Chapter 47. 
 Hair, does not bear combing: lAsar; can't be 
 combed smooth, I IBor.; coils of hair about 
 two inches from head become kinky, could 
 not comb it, 1 1 Sep.; causes sneezing. 
 jggp brushing, roots, touch. 
 Hair, crawling : Ver.; as though something 
 were running in it, Cast, eq.; shivering in skin, 
 under hair, BVer. 
 Hair, crisp : 1 1 Kali ars. , Med. 
 Hair, cutting : complaints from, BBBelL, BGlon., 
 BPhos.; inflammation of medulla from expo- 
 sure to sun, IIBell., BGlon. 
 Hair, dishevelled : I IVer.; in puerperal mania, 
 
 BCamph. 
 Hair,dry: Aloe, 1 1 Alum., Badiag., Hippom., 
 1 1 Kali ars., Med., BPsor., ISul., B B Thuya ; 
 in brain diseases of children, BKali c; breaks 
 off and falls out, BFluor. ac. ; in cholera, BCalc. ; 
 in chorea, I I Thuya ; it falls off, even in beard 
 and eyebrows, BPlumb.; after nervous fevers, 
 ■Kali c; in marasmus, BCalc; seborrhcea 
 sicca, BHydras.; like tow, enlargement of mes- 
 enteric glands (cholera), BCalc; in epileptic 
 vertigo, 1 1 Thuya. 
 gggif 5 brittle, lustreless, rough. 
 Hair, electrical condition : Med.; as if a bunch 
 on right side were electrified, Ver.; hair 
 which had been electric, ceased to be so, Bell. 
 gg^ bristling. 
 Hair, as if standing on end: BAcon., BArn. , 
 Carbo v., I IChel.,' BMur. ac; with chilliness, 
 Bar. c; every evening, DDulc; with extreme 
 irritation and increased dry exfoliation of 
 scalp, Polyg.: worse on occiput, Lachn. ; after 
 coming into room from open air, Amm. c; 
 with shivering (gastro-bilious fever), BCham. 
 Hair, falling out: 1 1 Alum., BAmb., Amm. m., 
 BAnt. c, IIApis, BArs., Ascl. t., ^Aur. 
 mur., Aur. mur. natr., IBar. c, Bov., Bufo., 
 
 BCalc p., ICanth., BCarbo a., iCepa, BChel., 
 Colch., Con., BFerr., BFluor. ac, BForm., 
 BBGraph., BHep., Hipp., Hell., Iod., jJab., 
 BKali iod., BKali s., IKreo., CMagn. c, BMerc 
 cor., BMerc sol., I I Natr. c, Osm., BPetrol., 
 BPhos., Sars.,Sec, BSelen., BBSil., ISul., Sul.ac, 
 Syph., IBThuya, Ustil., Vespa; after abdomi- 
 nal diseases, B ILyc; in bunches, B BPhos.; in 
 children, I I Arun.d.; in circular patches, which 
 become rough and dirty, I Ars. ; after gonorrhoea, 
 BKali s., IThuya; in handfuls, when combing, 
 I ISul.; after severe, acute disease, Mane; 
 chronic eruption has eaten off hair, surface raw, 
 as if scalped, BNatr. m. ; eczema, IGraph., 
 IKali bi. ; eczema, oozing a corroding fluid, 
 BNatr. m.; face puffed up (lying-in women), 
 BCalc. ; after typhoid fever, B BFluor. ac. ; on front 
 part of head, I I Ars.; after grief and sorrow or 
 after fevers, BPhos. ac; in handfuls (pityriasis 
 capitis), SMez.; with many small waits on 
 hands (lying-in women), BCalc; after chronic 
 headache, BSep.; with sensation of coldness of 
 outer head (lying-in women), BCalc; in hysteria, 
 ILyc; melancholy after mortification, BIgn.; 
 after disease or abuse of mercury, Carbo v.; fol- 
 lowing mercurialism or chronic headache, 
 BHep.; more on occiput, BCarbo v.; mostly on 
 occiput and around ears, with humid, fetid 
 eruption or dandruff in scales, IStaph.; after 
 parturition, BCalc, ICanth., BCarbo v., BBLyc, 
 BNatr. m.; during pregnancy, BBLach. ; scald 
 head, Ustil.; from congestion to scalp, IBNitr. 
 ac, Ustil.; with pricking on scalp, worse 
 on occiput, IHell.; with sensitiveness of scalp, 
 yellowish white scales(lying-in women), BCalc; 
 with ulcerative pain in scalp, Ferr. ; mostly on 
 sides and temples, B BMerc v. ; in spots, 
 B BFluor. ac; in single spots and white hair 
 grows (crusta lactea, favus, plica polonica), 
 BVinca ; in a spot where pain was felt, Cinch, 
 bob; in syphilis, IB Aur. met., IBNitr. ac; in 
 syphilis after abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; 
 in secondary syphilis, BPetrol.; in tertiary 
 syphilis, I Ars. met.; as result of toxaemia, 
 scarlatina, typhus, variola, etc., Crotal.; mostly 
 on temples and sides of head down to beard, 
 BCalc; worse on temples, eyebrows and beard, 
 BKali c; chronic tinea, I IStaph.; if touched, 
 mostly on forepart of head, temples and beard, 
 INatr. m. ; on vertex, BBNitr. ac, I Zinc; on 
 vertex, in megrim, BCalc; on vertex, causing 
 complete baldness, with sensation of soreness 
 on scalp, BZinc ggg^ baldness. 
 
 Hair, frowsy; I IBor. 
 
 Hair, feeling as. if grasped roughly : HCinch. 
 Jlgp^ pulled. 
 
 Hair, turns gray prematurely : Camph., IILyc, 
 BPhos. ac, Sul. ac gg^T white. 
 
 Hair, greasy : BPhos. ac; head cool, IBry.; 
 oily, Lyss. 
 
 Hair!| growth, slow : short, BThuya ; poor crop, 
 BCalc p. 
 
 Hair, heaviness and heat of it distract her: af- 
 fection of brain, BGlon. 
 
 Hair, lank and long: ISul. 
 
 Hair, lustreless: Hippoz., Med., BPsor.; in 
 seborrhcea sicca, BHydras. g®^ dry. 
 
 Hair, luxuriant: growth on parts not otherwise 
 covered by hair, Thuya, 
 
 Hair, moist: BHyper. J^H"* plica, sticky. 
 
 Hair, oily: JgglK greasy. 
 
 Hair, picked at. continually: BSLach. 
 
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 4. OUTER HEAD. 
 
 Hair, plica polonica: I Ant. t., Fluor, ac, 
 1 1 Jacea, I I Lye, ISars., IVer., IVinca; en- 
 demic affection occasionally with trichoma, 
 
 I ISars. Jg^ 13 sticky. 
 
 Hair, pulls : in hydrocephalus, IDig. 
 
 Hair, as if pulled : lyEthus., Caps.; with head- 
 ache, Alum.; in hemicrania, BPhos.; or brist- 
 ling on vertex, Aeon.; as if drawn upward, 
 with vertigo, Mur. ac. 
 J$>^ bristling, on end, grasped. 
 
 Hair, rises : in night walking, Meph. 
 j^° bristling. 
 
 Hair, roots: destroyed by eruption (tinea), 
 lArs.; turn dry, and hair gray, IlPhos.; pain- 
 ful, Arund., Calc, IColoc; painful on comb- 
 ing, INatr. s.; painful, when combed, as from 
 ulceration, I i Chel. ; pain, when hair is moved, 
 HOinch.; painful after scratching, Caps.; 
 painful, especially to touch, BCinnab., ISul.; 
 painful on top of head, Cinch, bol.; feel as if 
 pulled upward, Arg. nit. ; sensitive to contact, 
 worse evening, cold north winds, burning after 
 scratching, faSep.; smarting, I Calc; soreness, 
 Chin, s., BFerr., IZinc. 
 glgp^ brushing, combing, touch. 
 
 Hair, rough : Bor. Ug^ dry. 
 
 Hair, splits: Bor., IThuya. 
 
 Hair, sticks together: Bor.; must comb it con- 
 tinually, IPsor.; matted by gluey discharge 
 from humid eruption, INatr. m.; glued together 
 by exudation, crusts being entangled in hair 
 and difficult to remove, II Petrol.; must comb 
 frequently, it mats so at end, EFluor. ac. 
 j^iT 1 plica. 
 
 Hair, tangles easily : 1 1 Bor., IPsor. 
 
 Hair, constant attempt to tear : in children, 
 IBelL; with unconsciousness, Tuberc; uterine 
 dementi, I I Lil. tig. ; in puerperal convulsions, 
 ilgn. 
 
 Hair, thin : SThuya ; in eczema of scalp, I Kali 
 bi.; with uterine neuralgia, I INux v. 
 g^ falling out. 
 
 Hair, touch: painful, 1 3 Apis, IIArs., MCarbo 
 v., BFerr. ph., IZinc; in a spot on right side, 
 lAmb.; sensitive, BLach., ISep., fiVer. 
 Jgggp * brushing, combing, roots. 
 
 Head, vermin : Apis, ICarbol. ac, IPsor. 
 
 Hair, snowy white on deadened parts: Ars. h.; 
 turned white (uterine neuralgia), I INux v. 
 ggg^ gray. 
 
 HEAD, multiple abscesses: I I Calc, BMerc 
 %g$ir Eruption boils. 
 
 Head, bloodvessels: distension of veins (puer- 
 peral convulsions), BChin. s.; distended arteries 
 like whip cords, blood coursing through at a 
 furious rate, giving sensation as if temples and 
 scalp were alive with irrepressible pulsation , 
 
 I I Sang.; arteries become distinct, BGlon.; ful- 
 ness of external vessels, Bapt.; veins enlarged 
 (congestion), IFerr.; temporal arteries, dis- 
 tension, Amyl., I ISpig.; temples, bloodvessels 
 distended, Thuya ; temporal artery, hard, 
 Amyl.; temporal arteries, visible pulsations, 
 Ziz.; temporal veins, distension (sanguinous 
 apoplexy), 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Head, boils : $>^r Eruption boils. 
 
 Head, boring into pillow : %@T motion. 
 
 Head, liable to take cold: BDulc; in every 
 draught of air, especially uncovering hair, 
 BBBell., HHep., BMerc; worse w T hen head gets 
 wet, BPuls.; mostly from dry wind or draught 
 of air, BSNux v.; sensitive, Card, m., BSil. ; sen- 
 sitive to cold and changes of weather, Bor. 
 
 Head, external coldness: BAgar., Ant. t.,Sep.; 
 with slight alternations of heat, rest of body 
 fairly warm (cholera infantum), I IZinc; be- 
 comes cold very easily, causes headache, with 
 chilliness of body, ICalc; with falling out of 
 hair (lying-in women), BCalc; cold to touch 
 (headache), Calc p.; whole side cold, with 
 drawing pains (toothache), SMez.; of painful 
 parts, better from external warmth, BKaliiod.; 
 coronal suture, icy coldness, after itching and 
 scratching, I I Agar. 
 
 Head, convulsions : Caust. ; worse or renewed 
 by contact (hydrocephalus), ECup. m.; begins 
 in head and goes down (epilepsy), BCic; in 
 hydrocephalus, ECup. m. J^" jerking, mo- 
 tion involuntary, twitching. 
 
 Head, appeared crooked (clonic spasms of eyes): 
 BAgar. 
 
 Head, dry (keratitis pustulosa): I ISul.; during 
 labor, BCoff. t.; and hot, I Aeon., I Apis, BPhos. 
 
 Head, eruption : j^g^ Eruption. 
 
 Head, flushed : I I Amyl., Apis., Merc. iod. rub.; 
 in hydrops retinae, BApis. 
 J^^ Scalp congested, red. 
 
 Head, fontanelles: jgggh Fontanelles. 
 
 Head, glandular swellings : BCalc, BMerc, 
 BPsor., BSil., BSul. _ 
 
 Head, growth, left side retarded, left eye seems 
 smaller: B Fluor, ac. J^ 3 * large. 
 
 Head, hair : j^^ Hair. 
 
 Head, puts hands to: in hysteria, BKali c; in 
 meningitis, lAcon.; in typhoid, Yer. 
 
 Head, external heat: BAcon., BAnt. t., BApis, 
 IBell., BBry., Bufo., BCalc, Camph., BCham., 
 Chel., BKaliiod., BOp., Sarrac, IStram., Ustil.; 
 dry, BAcon., BApis ; dry, painful, compelling 
 one to uncover head, better lying down, 
 BPhos.; burning, in scarlatina, i A ruin t. 
 
 Head, injuries: concussion, 1 1 Aeon., BBArn., 
 BHyper.; chronic effects from simple concus- 
 sion, BNatr. s.; contusions, BArn., HForm.; 
 three months after wound, by falling on 
 scissors, gradual altering of health, BLed. ; 
 lacerated wounds, BBCalend.; laceration above 
 left temple, several inches in length, sup- 
 purated and became a troublesome sore, 
 BHydras.; suppurating wounds, BSil. 
 8^°* Brain concussion, Chap. 3. 
 
 Head, itching : ggT 3 Head itching, Chap. 3. 
 
 Head, jerking : gig™ motion involuntary. 
 
 Head, large : IBCalc, Blqd., BPuls., BSul., I IVer. 
 v.; rest of body emaciated, BBSil.; fontanelles 
 not closing (hydrocephalus, rachitis, maras- 
 mus, eclampsia, cholera infantum), BBCalc; 
 w r ith bulging forehead (incipient phthisis), 
 1 1 Tuberc; hydrocephalic, Apis, BCalc, BMerc, 
 I I Tuberc; tubercular meningitis, I I Tuberc; 
 right half higher and thicker, BAgar. 
 
 Head, lice : j^° Hair vermin. 
 
 Head, misshapen : I IVer. v. 
 
 Head, motion, voluntary : backward and for- 
 ward, BCham. ; constant, BArs., I I Op.; difficult, 
 BColch., Lyss.; difficult, in myelitis, BDulc; 
 better from shaking, I ILach.; shaking causes 
 blackness before eyes, BHep.; frequently 
 raises and gazes about, BHyos.; frequently 
 raises in hydrocephalus or meningitis, BStram.; 
 hard to raise, Lact. ac; can scarcely raise 
 from pillow on awaking, BLach.; raising 
 causes vomiting, BAcon., BArs.; raises, fixes it 
 upon chest, and finally tosses it back quickly 
 upon pillow (epilepsy), 1 1 Op.; causes reports in 
 
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 ears, Staph.; tossing, I Aeon., ICoccul., ICup. 
 m., Ign.; tossing in evening, Phos. ac; tossing 
 from side to side every evening about 11 
 o'clock after having slept fifteen minutes, 
 (epilepsy), I I Op.; in typhoid fever, I IStram.; 
 if he turns cannot easily turn it back, HCic; 
 twisting to and fro, Sec; causes vertigo, 
 ICaust. 
 
 Head, motion, inability: in diphtheria, IKali 
 br.; in dysentery, IColch., in morning on wak- 
 ing, with extreme sensibility to contact over 
 whole surface, Zinc; cannot hold erect, Abrot. 
 ByEthus., B BCalc. p., BGels., Zinc; cannot hold 
 up after convulsions, Art. v., I Chloral.; could 
 not support during chill (intermittent), ICoc- 
 cul.; hands have to assist in lifting it, with 
 t headache, BEup. perf; inability to hold up, in 
 'hydrocephalus and whooping cough, ICup. 
 ac, ICup. m.; must raise with hand when 
 sitting up (liver complaint), IChel.; inability 
 to hold erect in meningitis, I Apis, Cup. ac. , 
 IVer.; cannot turn, Angust.; cannot turn to 
 left and backward, Chrom. ac 
 
 Head, motion, involuntary: IMerc v.; con- 
 tinued agitation, Bufo.; automatic, IZinc; bor- 
 ing into pillow, lApis, BArn., IIBell. , BHell., 
 IStram.; boring into pillow, in cholera infan- 
 tum, ICrot. t.; boring into pillow, in croup, 
 I ISpong.; boring into pillow, in typhoid fever, 
 IVer. v.; boring into pillow, in acute hydroce- 
 phalus (meningitis, after erysipelatous erup- 
 tion), I Apis; boring into pillow, in hydro- 
 cephalus, BApis, BBell., BDig., BHell., IStram.; 
 boring into pillow, in meningitis, Cic, I IVer.; 
 boring into pillow, as if scalp on occiput were 
 pulled down tight, I I Hell. ; chronic move- 
 ments alternate with movements of right arm, 
 ceasing in bed, I ITarant.; constantly, in 
 chorea, B Agar. , I I Chloral., Tarant; convulsive, 
 BCalc, I ITarant.; convulsive, in hydrocepha- 
 lus acutus, BLyc; convulsive, in meningitis, 
 BStram.; convulsive, from side to side, during 
 headache, BNux m.; convulsive, with stupe- 
 faction, BStram.; convulsive, backward and 
 forward in such a manner that talking and 
 swallowing are almost impossible, BNux m.; in 
 all directions, but mostly to side (epilepsy), 
 IISul.; distortion (convulsion), MSil.; as if 
 drawn forcibly backward (influenza), ^Chel.; 
 as if drawn down into cushion when lifting 
 it, morning, Ars. met.; as if drawn backward, 
 with sleepiness and vertigo, BStram.; as if 
 drawn forward, Sang.; drawn backward, 
 Bell., Curar., Med.; drawn back and from 
 side to side (brain affection), BHell.; drawn 
 backward during spasm, BIgn.; drawn back- 
 ward by epileptic convulsion, I INux v.; draw- 
 ing backward, better after gaping, Angust. ; 
 drawn backward in headache, 1 1 Curar.; drawn 
 back and rolling (hydrocephalus), BApis; 
 drawn far backward when lying, on changing 
 this position screaming and vomiting (men- 
 ingitis), BSul.; drawn back, with rigidity of 
 muscles of neck and back, BTabac; drawn 
 back, if lying on side is straightened out upon 
 back quick as lightning (spasm following in- 
 jury to knee from splinter), BBCic; drawn 
 spasmodically backward in spotted fever, 
 BEup. perf.; drawn back in tetanus, BCup. m.; 
 fixed and drawn backward (traumatic tetanus) , 
 BHydr. ac; drawn powerfully back (emotional 
 trismus or opisthotonos), BIgn.; drawn back- 
 
 ward by spasmodic twitching, Art. v.; drawn 
 backward (chorea), I ITarant.; repeatedly and 
 rapidly drawn downward and backward, 
 BMosch.; drawn down by swallowing BBNitr. 
 ac; drawing toward larynx, right side, Ars. 
 h.; drawn to left side, LGels.; drawn to left 
 side in torticollis, BBLyc; drawn to left side 
 during exacerbation of pain (prosopalgia), 
 BChel.; drawn to left side after fright (spinal 
 disease), BNux v.; drawn to right side, 
 bent backward, BBLyc; drawing toward 
 shoulder (pregnancy), BAgar. ; drawn toward 
 left shoulder at angle of forty-five degrees, 
 better in morning, worse toward evening, 
 ■Nux v.; drawn down upon shoulders, (arach- 
 nitis), BChlorof.; drawn to right shoulder, 
 body relaxed, unconscious, Camph.; drawn to 
 one side, BStram.; drawn to one side (epilepsy), 
 BCaust.; drawn to one side (hydrocephalus), 
 BCup. m.; drawn to one side by swellings in 
 neck, BCist.; spasmodic drawing to either side, 
 BStram.; at first drawn to one side, then back- 
 wards before attack (epilepsy), BBufo.; drawn 
 from one side to the other, 'iNux m.; drawn 
 upward and backward, TTArt. v.; falls back- 
 ward (hydrocephalus), BSul.; inclined to fall 
 back, with lancinations in occiput (menin- 
 gitis), BBufo.; almost inconceivable, during 
 attacks, worse during full moon and when 
 vexed (chorea), BNatr. m.; jerking, Caust., 
 I Cic, BNatr. m., BSep.; jerks, from before 
 backward when talking, BCic; jerked back- 
 ward, BCina ; jerked backward in cholera, 
 BCic; jerking backward, sometimes forward 
 (typhoid fever), BVer. v.; jerking backward 
 while lying on back, BHyper.; jerked back- 
 ward during sleep, BArn.; suddenly jerks back- 
 ward, Alum; jerking in chorea, I INatr. m.; 
 constant jerking in chorea, Sumb., BVer. v.; 
 jerking, during day, BSep.; jerks head down- 
 ward, Spong. ; jerks frequently from pillow 
 (hydrocephalus, typhus), BStram.; jerking, 
 fontanelles remaining open, ISep.; jerking 
 backward and forward, especially forenoon 
 and sitting, ISep.; jerked forward, INux m.; 
 jerked forward, on falling asleep, Bell.; jerk- 
 ing motions (insanity), IHyos.; jerking from 
 left to right and slightly from above down- 
 ward, after quarrel (hysteria), Sign.; jerking, 
 in morning, I INux v.; jerks, in throwing 
 it towards right side, BNatr. s.; often jerked 
 to one side, usually to right, BMygale ; 
 spasmodic jerking:, Phos. ac; lifting, Ant. t.; 
 must move (hemicrania), BArs. ; involuntary 
 nodding, BMosch., ENatr. m., BVer. v.; in- 
 voluntary nodding, when writing, Caust.; 
 peculiar, with frequent deep respiration, 
 presses chest forward and arches back (heart 
 disease), 1 1 Op.; from place to place, I BCalc p.; 
 cannot keep it quiet, Ferr. ; rolls, BCic, 
 BHyos., BPod., 1 1 Sec, ISil., BStram., IVer., 
 I IVer. v., IZinc. ; rolls almost uncontrollably, 
 while sitting at table, INuxm.; rolls anxiously 
 from side to side (spasms), BZinc; rolls on 
 awakening and while awake, IPod.; rolls, in 
 concussion of brain, IHyos.; rolls, in cholera 
 infantum, BBell.; rolls, in convulsions, I ITu- 
 berc ; rolls in convulsions, from cerebral irri- 
 tation, BCic, Kali br. ; rolls, in dentition, 
 BPod. ; rolls, in diarrhoea, ISil.; rolls, in dys- 
 entery, I IZinc; rolls, in hydrocephaloid, 
 ICina, ICup. in., Ilgn. ; rolls, in menin- 
 
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 gitis, IVer. v.; rolls, after scarlatina, I ILyss.; 
 rolls, night and day, moaning (hydrocephalus, 
 typhoid), BHell.; rolls and moans (summer 
 complaint), BFerr. ph.; rolls, with moaning in 
 sleep, eyelids half closed, IPod.; rolls mostly 
 to right, in spasms, BStram.; rolls to one side, 
 after every spasmodic toss of body ( spasm 
 after pneumonia), I INux v.; rolls from side 
 to side on awaking (cholera morbus, hydro- 
 cephalus), I Zinc.; rolls, with restless sleep, 
 BPod.; constant rotary, even when lying on 
 pillow, DMerc. v.; rubbed steadily on pillow 
 (endocarditis rheumatica), BHyos.; shaking, 
 Bell., Cann. i., Coccul., BHyos., BIgn., BBLyc, 
 IMagn. p., Stram. ; shaking, on sitting or lying, 
 must rise and walk (after confinement), I ITa- 
 rant.; throwing from side to side, till exhaust- 
 ion brought on sleep, ICaust.; spasmodic, 
 ICamph., BStram.; spasmodic, most of hair was 
 rubbed off (chorea), 1 1 Sep.; starting,worse mov- 
 ing head, BCic; stretching (convulsion), I ISiL; 
 sudden forward, better during sleep, worse 
 during stool and by emotions (chorea), UMagn. 
 p.; sudden backward (epilepsy), I ILach.; 
 thrown backward and forward with a jerk 
 (chorea), BMygale ; violent, in different direc- 
 tions (chorea), 1 1 Tarant. ; thro wing from side to 
 side, with moaning (tubercular meningitis), 
 GLyc; thrust in all directions, BStram.; totters, 
 QBCalc. p.; trembling, Ananth., BChel., Cop., 
 BIgn., BLith., BMagn. p., IOp., BPlumb.; 
 chronic trembling, worse after cough, Ant. t. ; 
 convulsive trembling from weakness of mus- 
 cles of neck, worse in open air and after sleep , 
 from coffee and tobacco, better in warm room, 
 flCoccul.; trembling, with drowsiness, Ant. c; 
 trembling, in epilepsy, BCaust.; trembling, 
 worse moving head, BCic; trembling during 
 rest, Lactu. v. ; turned violently from side to 
 side (chorea), 1 1 Tarant.; turned from side to 
 side, with vacant amaurotic expression, Atrop. 
 s.; turns from side to side (typhoid), I INux v.; 
 twisting (epileptic attacks), BKali bi.; twists 
 it around to right side (chorea), BMygale; 
 twitching, BIAgar., BBell., Chel., BCic, !Op., 
 ISep. ; twitching, of right side (pregnancy), 
 I Agar.; single twitches, during morning nap, 
 Cham. ; vacillating, in evening, caused by 
 singular sensation in vertex, as if he moment- 
 arily lost consciousness in that place, or as 
 from something being loose there, Lyss. 
 jg^^convulsions, jerking, position, twitch- 
 ing. 
 
 Head, muscles: chorealike movements of tem- 
 poral, Agar.; spasmodic twitching of temporal, 
 Arg. met.; muscular fibres, fluttering, twitch- 
 ing, Arum t. g^" convulsions. 
 
 Head, odor : flies alight, Calad. 
 J[pgi a> Eruption fetid. 
 
 Head, position : desire to bend, Brach.; desire 
 to bend backward, BCham.; bent back, Amy g., 
 Camph., BHep., BLyc, Samb., BStram.; bent 
 back, in asthma, BCinch.; bent back, in convul- 
 sions, BMosch., BNux v., IOp.; bent back, in 
 croup, BBAcon., Ant. t., IHep., BKali bi., 
 BSpong.; bent back, in diphtheria, BCrotal.; 
 bent back, in dysentery, 1 1 Zinc; bent back, 
 in hydrocephalus, BCarbol. ac ; bent back and 
 sideward (hydrocephalic spasms), Art. v.; bent 
 far back on pillow (laryngeal spasm), BCup. 
 m.; bent back to left (puerperal convulsions), 
 I IOp.; bent back, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 
 Calab., I ICic, IDig., BHell.; bending back, 
 with tension in neck, meningitis, BSpong.; 
 bent back in nervous affection, BMagn. c; 
 bent far back and to right side (puerperal con- 
 vulsions), IOp.; bent back, during sleep, BHep., 
 Rheum; bent back spasmodically, I ICic; 
 bent back when walking (suppressed catarrh), 
 BArs.; bent down on chest (hysteria), ~Tereb.; 
 bent back, in spotted fever, BBAct. rac; bent 
 forward when aroused, ICic; stiffly bent 
 forward (concussion of brain), BCic; bent for- 
 ward on breast, arms hang listless, Colch. ; can 
 only hold bent forward (diphtheritis), BMur. 
 ac. ; bent forward, has to sit up (induration of 
 pancreas), IBar. m.; bent to right, later left, 
 I lAng.; bent to one side (epilepsy), BCic; 
 bent to one side and moved with difficulty, 
 BNux v.; carries forward or to right (after in- 
 jury), BArn.; disinclination to change, Lyss. ; 
 heaviness, as if it would fall down, Zinc; falls 
 backward, ILed.; falling back, with lancinat- 
 ing in abdomen, Spig. ; falls helplessly back 
 (brain affection), BHell.; falls back with mouth 
 wide open, BColch.; falls back with nausea at 
 palate, and discomfort in abdomen and thorax, 
 Spig. ; falls back from weak neck (hydrocepha- 
 lus), BDig.; falls back, as if a weight were at- 
 tached to occiput, Agar.; falls back constantly, 
 occiput feels heavy (apoplexy, cerebrospinal 
 meningitis), IOp.; falls back on being raised (in- 
 flammation of brain), I I Hell.; falls back if she 
 attempts to raise herself (hysterical spasms), 
 ICic; as if it would fall in all directions 
 (post-partum hemorrhage), BCann. s.; falls for- 
 ward, Clem., Kali br., BVer., 1 1. Viol.; falls 
 upon breast (cardialgia), 1 1 Sec; falls forward, 
 resting on sternum, must be supported by 
 hands (disease of cervical vertebras), I ISiL; 
 falls forward, worse on rising (fainting), IOp.; 
 falls forward, in hydrocephalus, I Cup. m., 
 IMerc; falls forward on looking at anything 
 or sitting in apparent sleep, BCic; falls for- 
 ward from weakness in nape of neck, 1 1 Plat.; 
 falls forward, difficult to keep it up (paralysis 
 w T ith imbecility), 1 1 Anac oc; falls forward if 
 he raises himself, Hippom.; falls forward 
 while sitting, BNux m.; sensation of balanc- 
 ing, requiring constant effort to keep it 
 erect, it is inclined to fall forward as on going 
 to sleep, I I Glon.; falls forward in spinal dis- 
 ease, BSil.; falls forward or backward, with 
 vertigo, BPhos. ac; falls forward in walking, 
 Carb. s.; heavy, falling to right side, Lac def. ; 
 falls to left side when raised up (meningitis), 
 I IVer.; falls on shoulder (chorea), BMygale; 
 falls to side, iCina, I IHyos.; falls first to 
 one side then to the other, BAmyl.j hangs 
 to one side, BCina ; hangs, with reeling 
 when walking (melancholia after typhoid), 
 BHell.; better lying with it high, Aeon., 
 Carbo v., BDig., BLach., Lact. ac; high, 
 with dyspnoea, I lEup. perf.; if placed ever so 
 high she thinks it too low, BLach.; inclined 
 backward, Glon., BIgn.; inclines backward 
 in migraine, Tarant.; inclines back or to right 
 during sleep, BCina ; inclines forward, Coca, 
 ilgn.; inclines at times to left, at others to 
 right, with vertigo, Tarax.; inclines to right 
 side, Ferr.; desire to lean on something, 
 Gymn.; better by leaning it back, Coccul.; 
 wants to lie low, Absin.; low while asleep, 
 BSpong.; cannot rest it back (pneumonia), 
 
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 " ICalc; could not bear to have it raised from 
 pillow, I ISuL; rests it on hands, ILach.; 
 desire to lay head upon one side, Chlorof.; 
 inclined to seek support, Hod.; supports with 
 hands while bending or rising, after sun- 
 stroke, BStram.; turns to right (chorea), 
 ICaust.; twisted to left side on lying down at 
 2 p.m., found it comfortable and fell asleep, 
 Lyss. WSr' motion involuntary. 
 
 Head, rolling: jggg^ motion involuntary. 
 
 Head , scalp : ggg" Scalp. 
 
 Head, scratching : on waking, I ICalc; induces 
 bleeding, IPetrol. ; dizzy, after (epilepsy), 
 ICalc; painful, after, Caps. 
 
 Head, skull. jgg|» Skull. 
 
 Head, sweat: zEsc. h., iAgar., Anryl., BAnt. t., 
 Bufo., I ICalc, HCham., Cinch, bol., Cimex, 
 lEup. pur., BGuaiac, BHep., Iodof., Laet, ac, 
 ILyc, IIMerc, IMez., IPetrol., IIPuls., 
 IRheum, IBSil.,BStram.; frequently alternating 
 with transient coldness, IPhos.; cold, Ant. t., 
 Benz. ac, Bry., GCalc; cold (apoplexy), IOp.; 
 cold, clammy, BCarbol. ac, IPhos.; cold, 
 clammy, in bilious fever, ICrotal; clammy, 
 rest of body hot and dry (croup), IHep.; 
 clammy, with discharge of much turbid urine, 
 I IPhos.; cold, with cough, I Ant. t.; cold, with 
 nausea, ILobel. i.; profuse cold (neuralgia of 
 left phrenic nerve), I IStann.; cold on one side, 
 worse at night and towards morning, better 
 after waking and rising, IPuls.; with cold skin, 
 IPod.; in diarrhoea, ISil.; in drops, IBell.; in 
 large drops, Ars. h.; easily, flCarbo v.; during 
 epileptic attack, Cup.ni.; in evening, Anac; 
 from least exertion, Carbol. ac ; in typhoid 
 fever, Ver. ; profuse, following rush of blood 
 to head (hysteria), BMosch. ; with heat, 
 BCham.; with one (right) sided heat, mostly 
 in forenoon, IMagn. c; hot, BAct. sp., IGlon., 
 IPod.; hot, wetting hair, HCham.; hot in neur- 
 algia, ECham.; hot, sticky, ICham.; copious, on 
 occiput during recovery from hydrocephalus, 
 Art. v.; wet from sweating in acute hydro- 
 cephalus, after erysipelatous eruption, lApis ; 
 in ischias, BColoc ; in morning, walking in open 
 air, Calc; at night, BlCalc; profuse, at night 
 (meningitis, hvdrocephalus), ISil.; on occiput, 
 llCalc, ISuL; fetid, BCalc; fetid on one half, 
 with anxiety and dread of uncovering, IXux 
 v.; fetid on one side, worse at night and to- 
 ward morning, better after waking and rising, 
 IPuls. ; fetid, sour smelling, oily, IMerc; of 
 musklike odor, in hydrocephalus, lApis ; 
 odor of musk (in meningitis), ISuL; smelling 
 sour, with faintish weakness, evening, before 
 sleep, or morning, ISep.; profuse, sour, G ISil.; 
 only on head, IBell; profuse, oily, Bufo.; 
 sweat, better outdoors, Aeon.; in ozsena, 
 IMagn. m.; in pneumonia, IMerc; prickling 
 on bald vertex, after each meal, BCepa ; with 
 redness, burning and thirst, I IMagn. c; with 
 restlessness at night (dentition), ICalc; pro- 
 fuse on right side, none on left, I ITereb. ; on 
 one side, I IPuls.; in sleep, BCic, ILyc, IFod.; 
 goes off with sleep (croup), I ISamb.; copious, 
 directly on falling asleep (constipation), I ISil.; 
 sticky (bronchitis), I Ver. ; in syphilitic head- 
 ache, I I Thuya; about temples', ILyc; viscid, 
 Psor.; when* walking in open air, BBCinch., 
 ■Graph, fg^ Forehead sweat. 
 
 Head, swollen: Amm. c, IIApis, IKreo., 
 I IMerc c, BPetrol., Vespa; in anasarca, lArs.; 
 
 to double its size, redness of body, BBell. ; in 
 spasms, ICup. m.; with bloodshot eyes during 
 attack (congestive headache), IMelil.; like a 
 case of confluent smallpox, all the same color, 
 brown (measles), I I Zinc; with sharp, irri- 
 tating fever, 1 1 Rhus v.; in heart disease, iCact., 
 enormous in Hodgkin's disease, I ISyph.; in- 
 teguments feel swollen, IB Apis ; whitish, 
 violently itching (paralysis), I Apis ; occiput, 
 touching part causes excruciating pain (hemi- 
 crania), IPhos.; painful, Bell.; sore to touch, 
 rending, periosteal, Ruta ; puffed and bloated, 
 with dry heat all over body (asthma thymi- 
 cum), BSamb.; purplish red, I ICup. m. ; right 
 side (erysipelas), I I Ver. v.; suppurating, cari- 
 ous, worse from pressure, IXitr. ac; sup- 
 purating (caries), with putridsmelling sweat 
 day and night, worse motion and contact, 
 IStaph. ; on one side, with itching, sensation 
 of coldness and tearing in temple, worse touch- 
 ing it, better lying on it or after rising from 
 bed, Sep.; temples swelling, painful to touch, 
 ICham.; hard, tender on edge of hair, bleed- 
 ing when scratched, Calc. s.; thickening, sen- 
 sitive to touch (periosteal headache), BMez.; 
 touch causes pain, I ICup. m. 
 
 Head, touch : jg^T 3 Chapter 3. 
 
 Head, traumatic : jggg^ injuries. 
 
 Head, twitching : jg-g^ motion involuntary. 
 
 Head, tumors : jggp^ Tumors. 
 
 Head, vermin : Jgg^ Hair. 
 
 Head, wrapping : ggp^ Chapter 3. 
 
 SCALP, baldness : jg^p* Hair baldness, and 
 falling out. 
 
 Scalp, congestion : long lasting, BFluor. ac, 
 Ustil.; causes complete loss of hair, Ustil. 
 %£^ red, also Head flushed. 
 
 Scalp, has a dirty look : Psor. 
 
 Scalp, dry : Ustil. 
 
 Scalp, induration : scrofulous children, Carbo a. 
 
 Scalp, inflammation : Astac. 
 
 Scalp, itching : jtgg^ Head, Chapter 3. 
 
 Scalp, chorealike muscular movements : Agar. 
 
 Scalp, moved with difficulty : Berb., IMerc. per. 
 
 Scalp, offensive odor : I I Psor. 
 Jg^T Eruption fetid. 
 
 Scalp, red : IPetrol., Raph. 
 
 JE^ 1 * congested, also Head flushed. 
 
 Scalp, rough and uneven : I Bry. 
 
 Scalp, painful to touch: g^g" 3 Chapter 3, Head 
 touch. 
 
 SKULL, affections of bony structure : ICalc. 
 fl., ICalc p. 
 
 Skull, caries : Arg. m., Asaf., BiAur.met,,Hekla, 
 IHep., IINitr.ac, BPhos. ac, ISil., 6 Staph.; of 
 mastoid process,! I Aur. met., ICaps., Fluor, ac; 
 bone exposed and a small piece exfoliated, 
 after a blow, INatr. m. 
 ggp^ necrosis. 
 
 Skull, exostoses: Ananth., IBArg. met., BIAur. 
 met., ICalc, I ICalc. fl., IKali iod., IMez., 
 E BPhos. 
 
 Skull, fracture: BIArn., HCalc p., BSymph.; 
 bone splintered, I Hyper.; compound, I Calend.; 
 hernia after fractured skull, Calend.; non- 
 union, particularly in the aged, iiCalc p. 
 
 Skull, fungus: causing compression, Calend.; 
 nematodes, IPhos.; idiopathic of dura mater, 
 or cranium, Calc. p. 
 
 Skull, hypertrophied : ; Ferr. iod. 
 jg^gh exostoses, swelling. 
 
 Skull, bones lapped over during birth, parietals 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 over each other and over occiput (suckling of 
 a few weeks): 1 1 Op. 
 
 Skull, necrosis: mostly frontal, lAur. met., 
 B Fluor, ac, Hippoz., Kali bi., BPhos., ISil. 
 f$^° caries. 
 
 Skull, perforated: by tumors, ILach., I ISil.; 
 hernia cerebri, BCalc. p., ISil. 
 
 Skull, periostitis : Hekla, IKali iod., IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, IRuta ; mercurial (syphilis), IKali 
 iod., IStil.; tubercles in periosteum, Hippoz. 
 
 Skull, soft: ICalc. p. 
 
 Skull, styloid process: pain as if swollen in 
 angle in front of, worse from pressure, ILach. 
 
 Skull, sutures: open (hydrocephalus), lApoc, 
 IMerc. ; pressed asunder, not a single border 
 of a bone touches its neighbor (hydrocepha- 
 lus), IMerc. 
 
 Skull, swelling : I Stilling.; bulbous, ISil.; flat on 
 left side, osseous, containing fluid, ICalc. fl. ; 
 hard, of whole left side of upper portion, with 
 numbness and shooting, IDaph.; inflamed, 
 with sticking pain, and hammering, ending 
 in suppuration, worse from damp cold air, 
 better touching and rubbing, ICalc; worse 
 from motion and in evening, BBMez.; parietal, 
 with newborn children, ICalc fl.; parietal, 
 near posterior fontanelle, resembling half a 
 goose egg in form and size, fluctuating upon 
 pressure and circumscribed by a ring of swol- 
 len bone several days after birth, IMerc; 
 tumefaction in posterior portion, Hydrocot.; 
 small, extending through orbital sutures and 
 foramina to dura and pia mater, Anthrac 
 
 Skull, cranio tabes: jCalc p., -Calc. s. 
 
 Skull, thin : crackling like paper when pressed 
 upon (cholera infantum), BCalc. p. 
 
 TUMORS, bony: I ICalc. fl., Kali m., ISil. 
 
 Tumors, cephaleetoma ; BCalc fl., IMerc, ISil.; 
 almost whole left parietal bone covered with 
 large soft elastic swelling, I ISil.; sanguineous, 
 occipital, ICalc. p. 
 
 Tumors, encephaloma: ICroc 
 
 Tumors, enchondrosis : large hard swelling, 
 but soft in some places, in child's head, begin- 
 ing above ears, extends to larynx, I ISil. 
 
 Tumors, growth as large as a dollar on mid- 
 dle of forehead, projecting about four lines, 
 came and went spontaneously and suddenly: 
 IMez. 
 
 Tumors, hard : from size of pea to that of a 
 hazel or walnut, enlarge, break open and 
 discharge viscous yellow-brownish ichor, Hip- 
 poz. 
 
 Tumors, keloid : in temporal region, I I Sil. 
 
 Tumors, lipoma : ICroc. 
 
 Tumors, malignant : Calc. 
 
 Tumors, painful : 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Tumors, sanguineous: occipital, ICalc p. 
 
 Tumors, sebaceous: 1 1 Bar., B Kali c; hairless, 
 easily suppurating, every^ four weeks at full 
 moon, painful, especially in open air, BCalc; 
 inflamed and ready to discharge, BHep. ; 
 smooth and shining, BSil.; suppurate and form 
 ulcers, Ananth. 
 
 Tumors, soft : on scalp, Petrol. ; elastic, on 
 parietal bone, as large as a hen's egg, visible 
 pulsations, a sharp, rough, indented opening 
 could be felt in underlying bone, tumor de- 
 nuded of hair, I IPhos. 
 
 Tumors, suppurating: and affecting skull, 
 worse lying on well side, BPuls. 
 
 Tumors, wens : jg^" sebaceous. 
 
 5. EYES. - 
 
 Accommodation. Anterior chamber. Aqueous humor. Canthi. Chor- 
 oid. Ciliary body. Circumorbital. Conjunctiva. Cornea. Eyes. 
 Illusions. Iris. Lachrymal apparatus. Lachrymation. 
 Lashes. Lens. Lids. Ophthalmia. Optic nerve. 
 Orbit. Photophobia. Pupil. Retina. Scle- 
 rotica. Sight. Supraorbital. Vitreous. 
 
 ACCOMMODATION, disturbance : Ailant,, 
 BGels.; eyes involuntarily drawn together, is 
 obliged to lie down and close eyes, BQ Merc. 
 sol.; with lachrymation, D Morph. sul.; spasm 
 of ciliary muscle, BJab.; as if focus of right 
 eve were suddenly displaced (hemicrania), 
 BGlon. 
 
 Accommodation, paralysis (want of): BBArg. 
 nit., BCalab. BHydras.; after illness, mostly 
 diphtheria, BArg. nit.; after diphtheria and 
 in muscular asthenopia, MCalab.; objects 
 closer than 12 or 14 are indistinct, BArg. nit.; 
 with impaired sensibility of right retina, sup- 
 
 posed to be due to use of cosmetic, which 
 probably contained carbonate of lead, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Accommodation, weakened: from overexert- 
 ing eyes, BNux v.; cannot accommodate quick- 
 ly, Aur. mur., BCon.; weak, BGels. 
 
 Accommodation. J^H^ Sight as thenopic, astig- 
 matic, hypermetropic, myopic, straining, 
 
 ANTERIOR CHAMBER, contracted: BAur. 
 
 met. 
 Anterior chamber, hemorrhage : BArn., BLach.; 
 
 after iridectomy, BLed. 
 Anterior chamber, hypopion : BApis, I IColch., 
 
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 IHep., HSil., BSul.,BThuya; suppurative cho- 
 roiditis in right eye after needle operation for 
 cataract, I IPhyt.; in abscess of cornea or iritis, 
 IMerc cor.; with deep ulceration of centre of 
 cornea, involving one-third its surface, I I Sul. ; 
 in iritis, IMerc, IPlumb., BSil., Sul.; in irido- 
 choroiditis, IBry.; with kerato-iritis, IHep.; 
 pain very severe at night, IMerc; in syph- 
 ilitic iritis, I IMerc; in traumatic ophthalmia, 
 ISul.; in scrofulous subjects, MSeneg. ; with 
 tumor, melanotic, black and red mixed, lAur. 
 met.; with sloughing ulcer (syphilitic), I ISil.; 
 right and left, anterior chamber shallow, 
 
 I IMerc iod. flav. 8@* Iris inflammation. 
 AQUEOUS HUMOR, cloudy: lEuphor., 
 
 I I Kali iod. 
 
 Aqueous humor, hazy: I Gels, I ITereb.; hazy, in 
 glaucoma, Prun.; hazy, in irido-choroiditis 
 suppurativa traumatica, 1 1 Rhus ; hazy, in 
 syphilitic iritis, I IMerc 
 
 Aqueous humor, hernia tunicae : IBar. m. 
 
 Aqueous humor, slightly turbid, mixed with 
 small specks from the soft and discolored iris 
 (choroiditis): IColoc 
 
 BROWS : jg^ Supraorbital, brows. 
 
 CANTHI, agglutination : 1 1 Agar., Ars. s. f.; 
 on awaking, in right (rheumatic iritis) , I I Syph.; 
 lachrymal fistula, I I Agar.; in morning, by 
 purulent mucus, BHep.; of inner, in morning, 
 BPuls.; with a pressing sore feeling, IZinc; of 
 outer, I IColch., INatr. m., Sep. 
 
 Canthi, biting : with lachrymation, IColch.; in 
 inner right, better rubbing, Zinc; in outer, 
 Camph. 
 
 Canthi, bloodvessels : running from- outer and 
 inner to cornea (ophthalmia, after chill), lEuph. ; 
 veins in inner left injected, morning, Cinch, 
 bol.; inner, red, to cornea, lArg. nit., Jamb. 
 
 Canthi, bluish : inner, after abuse of mercury, 
 Sars. 
 
 Canthi, burning : Carbo v., Sul.; on awaking, in 
 inner, Therid.; in evening, by candlelight, 
 Phos. ac; ofinner, lAur. met., ICaust., IClem., 
 ■Graph., I Rhus; lachrymal fistula, in inner, 
 1 1 Agar.; in inner right, Cinnab., Coloc, Rhus; 
 itching, I I Alum.; in ophthalmia, BCalc; scald- 
 ing, worse at night, I IBry.; frequently in 
 small spots, Berb.; burning, with effusion of 
 tears, I Iris; after washing, Amm. m. 
 g^° heat, smarting. 
 
 Canthi, contraction: in inner, I IParis; extend- 
 ing to brain, with vertigo, Ananth.; cramplike 
 pain in inner right, Cinch, hoi. 
 
 Canthi, cracked: GNatr. m.; and bleed easily, 
 IIGraph. ; of outer (keratitis pustulosa),l ISul.; 
 outer, in pterygium, I IZinc. 
 
 Canthi, cutting : in outer, I IHep. 
 
 Canthi, digging : in inner, extending to brain, 
 with vertigo, Ananth. 
 
 Canthi, discharge : from inner, BPetrol. 
 
 Canthi, drawing : at inner, lAur. met.; outer, 
 in acute catarrhal conjunctivitis, BSep. 
 
 Canthi, dryness : of inner, Berb.; in morning, 
 IINux v. 
 
 Canthi, eruption : red, papulous around left in- 
 ner, I I Syph. 
 
 Canthi, excoriation : Apis, Euphor.; of outer, 
 1 1 Ars. 
 
 Canthi, excrescence : on inner, ICalc. 
 
 Canthi, as of a foreign body: in inner, Berb.; 
 as of a lump, in right outer, seems to move to 
 inner canthus on closing eye, and to return 
 
 on opening, I I Sul. ac; as if a particle were in 
 left outer, Ign.; as from sand, in left inner, 
 Aeon.; pressure, as from grain of sand in 
 outer, Con., Euph.; pressure as from grain of 
 sand, in evening, Alum.; painful sensation as 
 of a grain of sand at outer edge (ophthal- 
 mia after chill), lEuph.; in right, in morn- 
 ing, when walking, Sul. ac. 
 
 Canthi, granulated: outer, Ant. t. 
 Sgjf Lids granulated. 
 
 Canthi, heat and dryness in left outer, as if it 
 would inflame : Thuya. 
 
 Canthi, inflammation : Calcs.; of inner, IClem.; 
 worse in morning, INuxv. f$g^° ulcerate. 
 
 Canthi, itching : Ant. c.,1 1 Arm, Ascl.t., I ICalc, 
 Cast, eq., Clem., Euph., IFluor. ac, ILyc, 
 IMur. ac, INatr. m.,Stront., Sul.; in blephar- 
 itis, IIArg. met.; after breakfast, in left, Lo- 
 bel. i.; in evening, in outer, I IPuls.; in lachry- 
 mal fistula, 1 1 Agar.; like flea-bites in left inner, 
 with desire to rub, BCaust.; ofinner, IIAlum., 
 I Apis, lAur. met., Bell., Cina, IGraph.,Stront.; 
 in left inner, I IChel., Ipom., Syph.; in right in- 
 ner, Cinnab.; almost constant, in right inner 
 (tarsal tumors), 1 1 Zinc; intolerable, in right 
 inner, 9 p.m., Tromb.; in inner, with lachry- 
 mation, ICon.; at inner angle and lower lid 
 of right, ICinnab.; in outer, Arg. met.; 
 in outer, in ophthalmia, after chill, lEuph.; 
 in retinitis, in inner, BSul.; smarting after rub- 
 bing, in inner, Ruta; frequently in small 
 spots, Berb.; of inner, with acrid, corrosive 
 tears after rubbing, better in open air, 
 IGamb.; like the healing of an ulcer, in inner, 
 in evening after sundown, BPuls. 
 
 Canthi, jerking: in inner, Ant. t.; in outer, 
 Cann. i. 
 
 Canthi, mucocele : underneath inner, from 
 obstruction of duct, I Graph. g^pr* polypus. 
 
 Canthi, mucus: Dig.; dry (brain affection), 
 I Hell.; gummy, in inner, I IPsor.; hardened, 
 IHep.; hardened, in outer, I llpec; in morn- 
 ing, Ant. c. ; copious purulent, during night, 
 IDig. ; purulent (ophthalmia), I INux v.; thick- 
 ened, Bism.; thick masses, in inner, after 
 injury, Euph.; tough, IHep.; tough, in inner, 
 Lact. ac; white, worse in left, in morning 
 (ophthalmia scrofulosa), I Amm. br.; yellow, 
 in inner (typhoid), IVer. v. 
 
 Canthi, pain : in right inner, as if blood went 
 there and could go no farther (rheumatic 
 iritis), I I Syph.; extending from inner, around 
 eye, worse in morning, ICinnab.; inner to 
 articulation of jaw, Iod.; in left inner, I Alum., 
 Fluor, ac; in right inner, extends upward and 
 outward in a semicircle above superciliary 
 ridge, dull heavy pain prevents working, 
 commences 9 a.m., goes off in afternoon (neu- 
 ralgia), ILach. 
 
 Canthi, polypus : as large as a pea,pedunculated, 
 growing in right outer, ILyc JS®"* mucocele. 
 
 Canthi, pressure: Carbo v.; in hemiplegia 
 of face, ICaust.; in inner lower right, B Cin- 
 nab.; with lachrymation, BColch.; pain- 
 ful, in inner, BBEuph.; in outer angle of 
 left, worse in evening, BMez.; painful, in outer 
 Cinch.; painful in right inner, Stann.; with 
 redness of conjunctiva, I I Zinc; in right in- 
 ner, with lachrymation, BEuph.; in left inner, 
 as from a stye, with lachrymation, Stann. 
 
 Canthi, pricking : in inner and lower lid of 
 right, BCinnab.; in outer, BSul.; in right 
 inner, Coloc 
 
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 Canthi, pus : IGraph., IKali bi., INux v., IPhos. 
 ac, I I Ran. b.; in inner, I I Zinc; dried muco- 
 pus, Cham.; mnco -purulent matter in inner 
 (typhoid fever), I IStram.; in morning,! Cham.; 
 eyes muddy and lustreless (apoplexy), I INux 
 v. ; thick acrid in morning, Pic. ac. 
 
 Canthi, red: Arg. nit., 1 1 SSL; in blepharitis, 
 1 Kali c; as blood, I Arg. nit.; in lachrymal 
 fistula, I I Agar.; from acrid lachrymation, 
 ■Natr. m.; painful inflammation of inner, 
 IGraph. 
 
 Canthi, shooting : in inner, Ant. t.; in inner, 
 with lachrymation, ICon.; in inner of right, 
 Cinnab. 
 
 Canthi, # smarting : Apis, Mar. v., IMur. ac, 
 IRan.'sc, Sul.; in inner, with ciliary blephar- 
 itis from conjunctivitis granulosa or from 
 smallpox, IPetrol.; in evenings, Ant. t.; of 
 inner, Calc s.; of inner, with lachrymation, 
 BCon.; in inner, morning in bed, I INux v.; in 
 outer, IHep., BSul.; in right outer, IRan. b.; 
 in small spots, Berb. g@P burning. 
 
 Canthi, soreness: Apis, Arg. nit., ICham., INux 
 v., Zinc; with burning in outer, IKali c; of 
 inner, with entropion, 1 1 Sep.; with fissures, 
 I IGraph.; from acrid lachrymation, INatr. m.; 
 particularly outer, 8 1 Ant. c; in outer, Sep.; 
 in outer, in pterygium, I I Zinc; in right outer, 
 IRan. b., IZinc 
 
 Canthi, spots : small, humid, in external, pain- 
 ful if sweat touches them, I Ant. c 
 
 Canthi, sticking: in inner, with ciliary ble- 
 pharitis from conjuntivitis granulosa or from 
 smallpox, IPetrol.; in evening, IPuls.; in left 
 inner, I IChel.; pressive, fine, in inner, after 
 rubbing, IPuls.; in inner, with cloudiness of 
 sight, IZinc 
 glgf pricking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Canthi, stiffness: in outer, in rheumatic in- 
 flammation, IKali bi. 
 
 Canthi, stinging ; Asar.;in inner, Apis ; sudden 
 drawing, in left outer, spreads around, above 
 and below to inner, Spong.; tensive, in left 
 outer, worse moving eyes, disappears on 
 touch, Spong. J^" pricking, stitches. 
 
 Canthi, stitches: BCalc; violent, burrowing, 
 presses upper lid down, Spig.; at inner, BAur. 
 met., Bell., IGraph., Jamb.; sharp, fine, in 
 inner, 1 1 Arm; in left inner, Clem. 
 gg^ pricking, stinging. 
 
 Canthi, swelling: of inner, after abuse of mer- 
 cury, Sars.; inflamed, as large as a pigeon's 
 egg in inner, like incipient fistula, I IPetrol.; 
 pustular of left, like a lachrymal fistula, 
 Stann. 
 
 Canthi, tearing: in left outer, Cinch. 
 
 Canthi, twitching : with increased sensitive- 
 ness of face, IKali m.; in outer, Camph.; of 
 left outer, I IPhos.; under left outer, Amyl. 
 
 Canthi, ulcerate: I Apis, IKali c 
 fg^* inflamed, pus, soreness. 
 
 Canthi, g^* Lachrymal apparatus. 
 
 CHOROID, atrophic spots: commencing in 
 left, IKali iod.; very marked, surrounded by 
 areolse of active inflammation (chorio-retin- 
 itis), I IPhos.; a single nodule just external 
 to macula, nodule and tissue between it and 
 macula have characteristic prominence and 
 yellow red color, while small lines and dots of 
 choroidal pigment give evidence of approach- 
 ing atrophy in thattissue, I I Ver. v. 
 
 Choroid, congested ; in chorio-retinitis, IKali 
 
 m.; with or without serous effusion, BGels. ; 
 hypersemia, IPhos.; hyperemia, consequent 
 upon hyperopia, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Choroid, hemorrhage: ILach. 
 
 Choroid, inflammation (choroiditis): lArs., 
 ICed., IColoc, IGels., Ilpec, IMerc, BMerc 
 cor., I IPrun., I ISiL, ISpig., BSuL; alcoholic, 
 INux v.; chronic, Ced.; circumscribed, 1 1 Ver. 
 v.; disseminate, IBell., IGels.; disseminate, 
 progressive, alternates with bronchial catarrh, 
 Ars.; disseminate, especially if syphilitic, 
 Kali iod.; posterior, with chorio-retinitis in 
 myopic patients(hemorrhagic), IPrun.; chorio- 
 retinitis, IKali m., ISul.; chorio-retinitis, 
 chronic, with fluid beneath retina causing de- 
 tachment (hemiopia), BAur. met.; chorio-retin- 
 itis, edges irregular, pigmented (improved), 
 I I Kali m.; chorio-retinitis in myopic patients, 
 with sclerectasia posterior, and fluidity of 
 vitreous with floating opacities (hemorrhagic) 
 IPrun.; chorio-retinitis, rapidly progressing, 
 in a man who had been writing in a cellar by 
 poor light for several months and using 
 tobacco to excess, I IPhos.; chorio-retinitis, 
 disk a large irregular atrophic spot sur- 
 rounded by several small ones, IKali m.; 
 chorio-retinitis, with throbbing pain, espe- 
 cially in left eye, worse in morning, worse lying 
 down, INux v.; chorio-retinitis, choroid thick- 
 ened, IKali m.; serous, IBry., IGels., IJab., 
 I IPsor.; in a myopic eye, caused by straining 
 eyes, I IRuta; subacute, subject to arthritis 
 vaga, venous hypersemia of capillaries, I IPuls.; 
 suppurative, in right eye (a child after 
 needle operation for cataract), I IPhyt.; syph- 
 ilis, IMerc, IKali iod. 
 
 Choroid, papules : Hippoz. 
 
 Choroid, thickened: chorio-retinitis, BKali m. 
 
 CILIARY BODY, inflammation: I IHep., 
 IMerc. cor., ISil. 
 
 CIRCUMORBITAL, aching: IMez. 
 
 Circumorbital, acute pains : about left, IKali 
 bi. g^ neuralgia. 
 
 Circumorbital, bloodvessels: distended (eman- 
 sio mensium), IDig. 
 
 Circumorbital bruised feeling : lAur. met. 
 
 Circumorbital, burning : Chloral., IGraph.; 
 with lachrymation (Basedow's disease), 
 I I Spong. Jg@r heat. 
 
 Circumorbital, circles: ISep.; black, I Ver.; 
 black, from bruise,SHam.; blue, Ailant.,Anac, 
 Cadm.s.,lCamph., ICanth.,Chim. umb.,ICina, 
 BICinch., Coccul., Crotal., Cup. m., ICycl., 
 ■ Ferr., IGels., Ilgn., ILach., IILyc, Mane, 
 INux m., INux v., I lOleand., IPhos., IPhyt., 
 Rhus, Stram., I ISul., BVer.; blue, in fis- 
 tula ani, 1 1 Berb.; broad, blue, Ars. h., Psor.; 
 dull bluish, I IStram.; blue, in cholera, IB Ver.; 
 blue, in cholerine, IFerr.; blue, with pale face, 
 Jatroph., I INatr. c, MOleand.; blue, with 
 pale face and palpitation, ICalc a. ; blue, 
 in gastritis mucosa in a child, lArs.; blue, in 
 headache, Bism.; blue, after menses, IPhos.; 
 blue, in ophthalmia, BCic; blue, in chronic 
 ovaritis and leucorrhcea, 1 1 Plat.; blue, in sper- 
 matorrhoea, IZinc; blue, with worms, ICina, 
 IFilix ; dark, ICina, INatr. c, I IPuls., I IXan.; 
 dark, in cholera, lAnt. t.,BCup.ac; dark, in dia- 
 betes mellitus, I IXJran. n.; dark, with earthy 
 face, IPuls.; dark, in yellow fever, I Ars., INux 
 v.; dark, in chronic headache, INaja ; dark 
 brown, in bilious remittent, B Crotal. ; dark, in 
 
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 spermatorrhoea, IGels. ; dark, with worms, 
 ICalc, ICina; green, IVer.; red, in paraplegia, 
 lArs.; red, about right, I I Strain.; yellow, Col- 
 lin., IINux v. 
 
 Jggg 00 Eyes sunken, Infraorbital half-circles. 
 Circumorbital, feeling of contraction ■ Cornus, 
 
 ■ Kali m. $^T tension. 
 Circumorbital, cutting : ICrotal. 
 Circumorbital, disagreeable sensation, about 
 
 left: Pallad. 
 
 Circumorbital, drawing pain, worse at night 
 and toward morning (scrofulous and syphilitic 
 iritis): I ISul. 
 
 Circumorbital, ecchymosis: I IPhos. ; from 
 blow, I Arm, IIErig., I I Ham. ; purpura from 
 slight knock, ILach., IPhos., ISul. ac. 
 gggT circles. 
 
 Circumorbital, eruption : Ars.; of small blisters, 
 Crotal.; of boils, ISil.; fine, looks red and 
 puffy ,BEuph.;in keratitis pustulosa,BMercsol.; 
 pimples, like small boils, IMerc. cor.; small, 
 inflamed (blepharophthalmia), IHep.; pus- 
 tular (keratitis pustulosa), I ISul.; inflamed, 
 pustular, after dogbite, BLyss. 
 
 Circumorbital, headache: about left, Brach.; 
 about right, in evening, ICalc. 
 
 Circumorbital, heat: BGlon.; and correspond- 
 ing soreness of side of head (initis), IMerc; 
 in syphilitic iritis, 1 1 Thuya; in prosopalgia, 
 llSpig. g^° burning. 
 
 Circumorbital, heaviness : Cornus. 
 
 Circumorbital, inflammation : with burning 
 sticking, BNitr.ac; erysipelatous, Como.; ery- 
 sipelatous, about left orbit and down left side 
 of nose, I Apis. 
 
 Circumorbital, itching : Berb., ICarbo v., Case, 
 Pallad., Sars.; especially in inner canthi, 
 Chrom. ac. 
 
 Circumorbital, margins : ggg^ circles. 
 
 Circumorbital, neuralgia: daily at same hour, 
 with flushing of that side of face, IKali cy. 
 $gg~ acute pain, shooting, tearing. 
 
 Circumorbital, numbness: IIAsaf. 
 
 Circumorbital, pains (undefined): Amm. br., 
 
 ■ Chloral., Ilgm, INitr. ac, I I Puis., I ISul.; 
 spreads to frontal sinuses and head, llSpig.; 
 extending from left eye beyond right eye- 
 brow, while walking, at 10 a.m., Pallad.; worse 
 from motion and in fresh air, better from 
 strong pressure and wrapping up head (ceph- 
 alalgia), II Magn. m.;'worse at night, ICinnab.; 
 in pneumonia, IMerc; in retinitis, ISul.; 
 worse from touch (iritis), IMerc, BMerc cor. 
 
 Circumorbital, pressing: I I Cham.; painful, 
 after taking cold, worse in open air (incipient 
 cataract), I I Sep.; constant, violent, painful 
 all around, worse to a frightful degree on 
 moving eyes or exposure to light (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), I ISul.; in afternoon, as if eyes 
 were too large, I I Phyt.; pain about left, EMez. 
 
 Circumorbital, rings : g@° circles. 
 
 Circumorbital, felt a shock in left orbital in- 
 teguments (scarlatina) : I I Rhus. 
 
 Circumorbital, shooting, with scalding lachry- 
 mation, at 1 p.m., lasts an hour, decreases, 
 ceasing at 3 p.m. (rheumatic iritis): I ISyph. 
 Jgil^ neuralgia. 
 
 Circumorbital, sickly look : I ICina. 
 
 Circumorbital, skin; dry, scurfy, IPetrol.; glos- 
 sy, INatr. m.; white about (scarlatina), 1 1 Zinc 
 
 Circumorbital, smarting : especially in inner 
 canthi. Chrom. ac. 
 
 Circumorbital, soreness : GPsor.; as if bruised, 
 Brach. 
 
 Circumorbital, sticking : worse at night, Aeon. 
 
 Circumorbital, stiffness: of muscles, DIKalm. 
 
 Circumorbital, stinging: Spong.; in left orbit, 
 JEsc. h. 
 
 Circumorbital, stitches : ICham.; in upper, from 
 pressure and toward evening, Aeon. 
 
 Circumorbital, swelling: 1 1 Apis, BFerr., IKali 
 c, INatr. a., llPhos.; in albuminuria, BArs.; in 
 asthma, IKali c; on awaking, Nitr. ac; closes 
 eyes, I I Rhus v.; erysipelatous, I Rhus; ery- 
 sipelatous, begins in left, extends over face, 
 neck and scrotum, vesicles stain yellow, burn- 
 ing and itching (scarlatina), I I Rhus ; watery, 
 erysipelatous, lApis; in intermittent, IFerr.; 
 in* irido-choroiditis, IRhus; in neuralgia of 
 trigeminus, I Ars.; about right, I IStram. 
 
 Circumorbital, tearing : worse in evening and 
 night, Coloc; constant, around right, passing 
 backward from inner canthus to articulation 
 of jaws, Hod.; on looking at light (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), I Ars.; worse at night, BAcon.; 
 especially in orbits, IMez.; in right, I IPeeonia. 
 jggp^ neuralgia. 
 
 Circumorbital, tenderness: ICalab., IColoc, 
 INitr. ac. 
 
 Circumorbital, tension : INux m. 
 g^g^ contraction. 
 
 Circumorbital, threadlike pain : from cheek 
 towards eye, ICepa. 
 
 Circumorbital, throbbing : BArs. 
 
 Circumorbital, twitching: BICalab. 
 
 CONJUNCTIVA, blennorrhea: BCadm. s., 
 IHep., IMerc; gonorrhceal, IPuls.; with 
 smarting, IKreo.; malignant, leuco-phleg- 
 matic temperaments, BThuya; suppressed, 
 causes prosopalgia, llgn. 
 
 Conjunctiva, bloodshot : j^gg^ congestion. 
 
 Conjunctiva, burning: Berb., I IKreo. 
 gigf* heat, smarting. 
 
 Conjunctiva, carcinoma: Thuya. 
 
 Conjunctiva, catarrhal affection: ICham. ,Gamb. 
 g-p" inflammation, Ophthalmia catarrhal. 
 
 Conjunctiva, bloodvessels: bunches of injected, 
 terminating in vesicles, I IMerc cor.; full of 
 dark, which lose themselves in cornea (oph- 
 thalmia), lApis; distended (chronic syphi- 
 litic ophthalmia), IMerc; enlarged, BBell., 
 IClem., IHep., I IVer. v.; enlarged in right, 
 BArs. met.; enlarged veins run nearly hori- 
 zontally toward cornea, terminate in little 
 blisters near edge of cornea, worse from cry- 
 ing, IHep.; numerous (traumatic), lEuph.; 
 covered with red, Bell.; strangulated, BArg. 
 nit.; suggillation, of right, I IKreo.; tortuous, 
 I IVer. v.; varicose, BAlum.; arthritic, with 
 accumulation of white matter in canthi, iLyc; 
 with burning inedges of lids, worse afternoon 
 (blepharoadenitis), BSang.; chronic, SHep.; 
 with yellow secretion, BKali s. 
 fg^* congestion, inflammation ; also Oph- 
 thalmia catarrhal. 
 
 Conjuctiva,chemosis; IIAcon.,B3Apis,IArg.nit., 
 ICon., BHep., BIpec, BKali iod., ILach., BNatr. 
 m., BRhus, I ISil., Vespa; after cataract extrac- 
 tion, BGuaraea ; suppurative choroiditis in 
 right eye after needle operation for cataract, 
 I I Phyt.; in acute catarrhal conjunctivitis, 
 
 I Apis, BIpec; in croupous conjunctivitis, IKali 
 bi.: in suppurative traumatic irido-choroiditis, 
 
 I I Rhus; in iritis, lArg. nit.; in pustular kerati- 
 
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 tis, dark red, II Apis; of left, Ars. s. r.; in 
 ciliary neuralgia, with acute conjunctivitis, 
 
 I ITereb.; in right eye (hereditary syphilis), 
 I ISyph.; with acrid tears and coryza, lEuph.; 
 pale, yellow (diphtheritic conjunctivitis), 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; in zymosis, Crotal. 
 
 jg^gT 5 swelling. 
 Conjunctiva, congestion : bloodshot, 1 1 Aeon., 
 ^Ethus., Aloe, Alum., Amm. c, Amyl., 
 ■Apis, !Arg. nit., I Arm, Bapt., IIBell., 
 Canth., I Chloral., ■Colch.,Dig., Dory., Eryng., 
 IGlom, IHam., Iodof., IKali br., 1 1 Kali m., 
 Lyss., Med., IMyr. cer., INatr. m., I INatr. p. ; 
 bloodshot, in apoplexy, IVer. v.; bloodshot, 
 from cough, 1 1 Arm, I Crotal.; bloodshot, in 
 spasmodic croup, ■Bell.; bloodshot, at night, 
 IKali br. ; bloodshot, with swollen face (con- 
 gestive headache), ■MeliL; in intermittent, 
 ■Cact. ; bloodshot with headache, IBelL, 
 IGlom, I I Melil. ; bloodshot, in hydroceph- 
 alus, ICup. ac; bloodshot, in purpura hemor- 
 rhagica, IPhos.; bloodshot, from exposure 
 to sun, Cact.; congested, at time for return 
 of menses (climaxis), I ICalab.; congested from 
 least exposure to cold or wind, Natr.a.; con- 
 gested from violence of concussion in whoop- 
 ing cough, small vessels ruptured, IHam.; con- 
 gested after debauchery or sitting up late at 
 night to study, INux v. ; congestion of left, 
 in suppressed intermittent, I I Spig.; congested, 
 in typhus, Crotal.; congested, in headache, 
 ■Act. rac, IBelL, IGlom; congestion, palpebral, 
 ■Merc. cor.,Phell.; congestion, palpebral, of left 
 eye, IChloraL; congestion, palpebral, pale red, 
 shining (scrofulosis), I Con.; congestion, palpe- 
 bral, lowerright, I IVespa; congestion, palpebral 
 (retinitis hemarolopica), ILyc; congestion, 
 with paralysis of right side, I IPrum; passive 
 congestion, IINaja; passive congestion, with 
 soft granulation, I I Plumb.; congestion, with 
 photophobia (dysmenorrhea), llXam; con- 
 gestion in pneumonia, IBelL; with pulsation 
 on stooping, Seneg.; injected, I Amyl., Ant. t., 
 ■Apis, Ars. h., Arum, d., Asar., Astac, 
 ■Bell., ICamph., Cann. i., Ced., IChin. s., 
 ■Crot. t., Ferr. m., IGraph., Grin., IHam., 
 Ilpec, TrKali ars., IKali iod., IMerc. cor., 
 ■Merc, cy., IMorph. s., I INatr. m., INux 
 v., IOp., I IPhos., Pod., 1 1 Sang., Sec, Sep., 
 IISiL, Spig., IStram., IISuL, Tereb.; in- 
 jected, with mental anxiety, Lyss.; in in- 
 flammation of brain, IMer/v. ; injected, in 
 cephalalgia, QLach.; injected, in sclero-cho- 
 roiditis, IISiL; injected, in suppurative cho- 
 roiditis, in right eye after needle operation 
 for cataract, I IPhyt.; injected, especially 
 right side, after catching cold (child), Ilpec; 
 in conjunctivitis, IChloraL, IKali c, INatr. 
 a.; injected in leucoma, IKali c; injected, 
 in conjunctivitis scrofulosa, IKali bi.; bundles 
 of injected vessels converge toward cornea, 
 
 I I Puis.; bunches of injected vessels run 
 toward cornea, where they form little vesi- 
 cles with turbid secretion, I Hep., _ I IMerc. 
 cor.; injected, in coryza, BlCepa; injected, 
 in convulsions before menses, 1 1 Puis.; in- 
 jected, in delirium, IBelL; injected, dirt 
 
 dirty 
 s, left 
 
 red, especially near external can thus, 
 eye worse, IMez.; injected, in epilepsy, IBufo; 
 injected, in typhoid, ILach., IVer. v.; injected, 
 in yellow fever, INux v. ; injected from inner 
 canthus to margin of cornea (traumatic), I Con.; 
 
 injected, in syphilitic iritis, 1 1 Thuya; injected, 
 in keratitis pustulosa, IMerc. sol., IISuL; 
 left, injected, Eryng., I ISuL; outer half of left 
 injected, ICinnab.; left, injected, painful, 
 Chloral.; injected, as if vessels were filled 
 with dirty liquid, IStram.; injected, in menin- 
 gitis, IStram.; injected, with migraine, IKali 
 br.; injected, cannot see well, like a mist be- 
 fore eyes (congestive headache), IGlom; in- 
 jected, in neuralgia, IMagn. p.; injected, in 
 ciliary neuralgia, I Amyl.; injected, in ophthal- 
 mia tarsi, IMerc. cor.; injection, in catarrhal 
 ophthalmia, lEuph.; injected, in phlyctenu- 
 lar ophthalmia, I I Merc. cor. ; injected, in rheu- 
 matic ophthalmia, ■Coloc; injected, in scro- 
 fulous ophthalmia, lArs. ; injected vessels 
 from larger trunks run from conjunctiva 
 bulbi over edge of cornea in a very slightly 
 tortuous course and then divide into numer- 
 ous branches without forming many anasto- 
 moses, their disposition is arborescent (eri- 
 thistic scrofulous ophthalmia), IMerc cor.; 
 injected, in chronic syphilitic ophthalmia, 
 ■Merc; injected, in ozsena, I ISyph.; with 
 much pain, I ISuL; with pain in and around 
 eye, usually worse atnight, ICrot. t.; injected, 
 in prosopalgia, IMez.; left, injected, in proso- 
 palgia, I IVer.; injected, in pterygium, 1 1 Zinc; 
 injected, from reading, lAmmoniac, lApis ; 
 injected, worse from reading and candle- 
 light, Bapt.; injected, in lyssophobia, ILy^s. ; 
 right, injected, IISuL, Vespa; injected, with 
 soreness, Sang.; subconjunctival and pericor- 
 neal tissue profusely injected with very fine 
 vessels, through which was also distributed a 
 large quantity of pigments, forming a zone as 
 striking in appearance as the one occupying 
 the corneal limbus, into which it impercepti- 
 bly merged, IMerc. iod. flav.; injection, from 
 overuse, especially by artificial light, pain in 
 eyes during night, INux v. ; injection variable, 
 at no time commensurate with severity of 
 pain, redness usually dark, especially during 
 later stages, maybe bright during height of 
 inflammation, I ITereb.; injected, with ver- 
 tigo, > IBelL, IGlon.; redness, lAnt. c, 
 1 1 Apis, II Ars., Ars. h., 1 1 Ars. rm, Ast. r., 
 Bapt., Bar. c, Berb., Bism., Bufo., Calc, 
 Calc s., ICaps., Card, m., ICepa, Chin, s., 
 Chloral., ICinnab., CofF., ICup. m., IDig., 
 Elaps., Erig., I lEup. pur., IGraph., IHep., 
 ■Hyos., Iber., Ilgm, Ilpec, IKali bi., I IKali c, 
 IIKreo., ILach., ILyc, Lyss., Mar. v, 
 IMeph., I IMerc. cor., IMerc sol., BNitr. ac, 
 (Enam, IOp., ■Plumb., IPsor., 1 1 Ran. b., 
 IIRumex, Sep., Spig., Spong., Strain., ISuL, 
 I ISyph., Vacc, Vespa, Viol., Ziz.; red, in 
 amaurosis, IISuL; red, in apoplexy and old 
 age, IBar. c; red, in asthma, ICup. rm; red, 
 like blood, IThuya; red, traversed by large 
 bloodvessels, Calc. p., lEuph., IKali bi.; bluish 
 red, I Ars., Ferr. iod.; red, with burning, IBry., 
 ■Ferr.; red and smarting as from Salt, in left, 
 especially in upper part, 1 1 Zinc; red, with 
 pressiveburning,Cinch.; red, in cataract, I ISiL; 
 red, in hay catarrh, BSabad., I ISticta ; red and 
 irritable, in serous choroiditis, IGels.; red, as 
 from a cold, BIris ; red, eyes become distorted 
 (spasms after fright), ■Cup. m.; red, in coryza, 
 ■ Aeon., Ars. m., ICepa, IPhyt., Ver.; red, in 
 coryza, at beginning of influenza, IPuls.; red, 
 with cough, lAcon., ■Phyt.; dark red, Cham., 
 
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 IChel., BTereb.; red, during day, ISul.; red, in 
 delirium tremens, first stage, I Bell., I Kali bi.; 
 red, with drawing, Con.; dull red, USep.; 
 dull red, in scarlet fever, IMur. ac; red after 
 exertion, especially in evening, 1 1 Niccol. ; red in 
 evenings, Ant. t.; red, worse in evening, (cere- 
 bral hyperemia), IHyos.; red, with flushed 
 hot face and palpitation, Iber. ; face red on af- 
 fected side, BTereb.; red, with swollen face, 
 BCinnab. ; red (tertian ague), INatr. m.; red, in 
 intermittent, BFerr.; red, in rheumatic fever, 
 
 I Am.; red, in yellow fever, BMerc, BSul.; red, 
 with heat and rush of blood to forehead, 
 
 I I Puis.; red, in headache, BBell., -Carbo a., 
 BGlon.; red, with fulness in left eye, before, 
 during and at end of menses, or when menses 
 do not appear, BGlon.; red, in hydrocephaloid, 
 BBApis; red, glassy (hydrocephalus), BHell.; 
 red, after using eyes, with heaviness of lids, 
 BMerc. per.; indolent redness, after primary 
 disease has been cured, BNux v.; pale, in- 
 flammatory redness, Coloc; red, with in- 
 flammation and lachrymation, Sil.; red, in 
 injuries, BBAcon., I Arm, BEuph., BHep., 
 ■Sil.; red, in insanity, IINux v., I IVer. v.; 
 red, with lachrymation, 1 1 Alum., 7:Camph., 
 IGraph.,1 INatr. m.,BCrotal.,BKaliiod.,BSpong., 
 Gels.; red, with feeling as if balls were too 
 large and compressed, B BNatr. m.; redness of 
 left, Ant. c, TTCarbo a., BChloral., Eryng., 
 HUran. n.; red, with agglutination of lids, 
 ICrotal ; lower part red, -Psor.; red in mea- 
 sles, BBAcon., BEuph.; redness of right after 
 measles, BArg. met.; redness of affected side, 
 in supraorbital migraine, ISpig.; red in morn- 
 ing, Apoc, IRhus; red in morning, left worse 
 (ophthalmia scrofulosa), lAmm. br.; red, 
 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Menyanth.; red, in neuralgia, 
 IChel.; in periodical neuralgia, BNatr. m.; red, 
 worse in night and from warmth, Arn.; red, 
 in phlyctenular ophthalmia, 1 1 Merc, cor.; 
 right, red vessels converging toward iris (rheu- 
 matic ophthalmia), IISyph.;red, in ophthal- 
 mia scrofulosa, BArs.; pale red, swollen (mela- 
 notic tumor), Aur. met.; persistent redness, 
 especially at inner angle, worse evening and 
 in open air, remaining after pustular keratitis 
 (phlyctenular ophthalmia), 1 1 Zinc; red, with 
 photophobia (meningitis), BBell., BGlon.; red, 
 particularly left eye, with photophobia (scrof- 
 ulous constitution), BCon.; pink, BBArg. nit., 
 Berb.; red, in pneumonia, BArn., IMelil.; red, at 
 one point, BChloral.; red,with pressing, Niccol. , 
 Psor., ISil. ; red, with pressure as from grain of 
 sand, worse in morning, Con.; red, protrud- 
 ing, Dory.; red, like pterygium, toward inner 
 canthus, BArg. nit., Tromb.;red in rheuma- 
 tism, I Ant. t.; redness of right, Chloral., 
 BNatr. m., 1 1 Rhus ; red, scarlet, BBArg. nit.; 
 red, in scarlatina, BBAilant.; red, after sexual 
 excesses, BBStaph.; red spots, Camph., 1 1 Puis.; 
 red, right, with external strabismus (head- 
 ache), BColoc; red, after straining while sew- 
 ing, worse in warm room, better in open air, 
 BBArg. nit.; red, with swelling, BNux v.; red, 
 with styes, BBSep.; red, in tarsal tumors, 1 1 Zinc. ; 
 red, swollen, Led.; red, right, in hereditary 
 syphilis, I ISyph.; red, in veta, ICoea; red, 
 with wild expression, I BGlon. 
 
 g^° inflammation, also Ophthalmia. 
 Conjunctiva, a number of small depressions : 
 BIpec. 
 
 Conjunctiva, discharge : mattery, Calab., 1 1 Mil- 
 let. ; mild profuse, I I Sticta ; mucous, frequently 
 wipes as if to remove, BNux v., BPuls.; mucous 
 secretion increased, BPuls., Sarrac; mucous in 
 morning, I I Sil.; mucous, in morning on awak- 
 ing, Arg. nit.; mucous, copious in pannus, 
 BApis; mucous, with photophobia (scrofulous 
 constitution), BCon.; mucous, with smarting, 
 ILyc; of bland mucus (trachoma), BPuls.; 
 of white mucus, Lachn., I I Petrol.; mucous, 
 feeling as if tight skin came halfway down 
 over right, preventing sight when blowing 
 nose, removed by rubbing, I ICaust.; copious 
 muco-serous in parenchymatous iritis, 1 1 Sil.; 
 purulent, 1 1 Sep.; thick yellow pus, morning, 
 with burning, worse reading, Bapt. 
 g^ 3 inflammation, also Ophthalmia. 
 
 Conjunctiva, dryness: BBAcon., BBAlum., Asaf., 
 Asar.,Atrop.s.,Bar.c, BBell., Berb., BCaust.,Ced., 
 Chin.s.JClem., Crotal., Dros.,Euphor., BEuph., 
 ■Magn. c.,Mang., BMerc. per., Natr. a., Natr. c, 
 BOp.,Pic. ac, BRhus, Sep., BSul., Thuya,Vinca, 
 BZinc; in afternoon, from 4 p.m. till evening, 
 Caust.; worse in afternoon to evening, BNatr. s.; 
 on awaking, Elaps, IStaph.; burning, Sang.; in 
 hay catarrah, I ISticta ; in conjunctivitis, BIgn., 
 IHVdras.; with sensation as if darkened by 
 mucus, which ought to be wiped away, 
 B BPuls.; in evening, ILyc, Niccol; 
 in evening, in^ chronic catarrh, I Alum.; 
 worse in evening (catarrhal ophthalmia), 
 1 1 Puis.; dry feeling, BCaust., Lachn., I ILith., 
 Mane, Paeonia, Ver., BZinc; dry feeling, 
 with profuse discharge, Euphor.; dry feeling, 
 in evening, Coloc ; dry feeling, painful in 
 evening, 1 1 Sil.; dryness, as if a foreign body 
 were pressing in eye, in morning, BPuls.; in 
 syphilitic iritis, 1 1 Zinc; follows lachrymation 
 in morning, BBSul.; soon succeeded by lachry- 
 mation, better by pressure on both lids, 
 BCroc; cannot close lids, BBNux m.; in morn- 
 ing, conjunctivitis, INatr. a. ; in morning, then 
 lachrymation, I ICaust.; especially moving 
 eyeball (iritis), BArg. nit.; painful, as if dry, 
 Rumex; painful, as if dry, with nightly ag- 
 glutination, BLyc; with pressure, BMez.; with 
 sensation of pressure, in evening, BStaph.; in 
 right, Chrom. ac; with soreness, as if bruised 
 in left, Natr. ph.; in trachoma, BPuls. 
 
 Conjunctiva, ecchymosis: BLed.; from whoop- 
 ing cough, or injuries, BArn.; at outer corner 
 of each (purpura), I ITereb.; from blow, BArn., 
 IIErig., BHam., BLed.; indistinctly defined 
 spots, I Kali m.; scattered here and there 
 from straining, BLyc; in diphtheritic conjunc- 
 tivitis, IMerc iod. rub.; singulations, IBArn.; 
 tending toward trachoma, with discharge 
 and pain, I I Sang.; painless, circumscribed, 
 red, like extravasations, INux v. 
 jg@=° spots. 
 
 Conjunctiva, flaccid : in catarrhal ophthalmia, 
 I I Puis.; palpebral, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Conjunctiva, glassy: Kali ars. gig" 35 glassy. 
 
 Conjunctiva, granulated : Eryng.; over entire 
 bulbus of left, BCaust.; in ophthalmia scrofu- 
 losa, BBArs. 
 
 Conjunctiva, hemorrhage: ICalc, BCham., 
 BCrotal., BILach., BINux v., BBPhos.; with 
 burning (congestion to head, whooping cough), 
 ICarbo v.; in whooping cough, INux v.; hem- 
 orrhagic effusions undergoing degeneration, 
 I IMerc. iod. flav.; especially in course of 
 
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 zymotic disease, irregularities in menses 
 and hemorrhagic states of body, ICrotal., 
 BLach. 
 
 Conjunctiva, herpes : BHep. 
 
 Conjunctiva, infiltrated; lArg. nit., Ipec. ; 
 presenting a firm fibrinous nature in diph- 
 theritic conjunctivitis, iMerc. iod. rub. 
 
 Conjunctiva, inflamed (conjunctivitis): Abrot., 
 Acet. ac, iEthus., IIAgar., Ailant., IBAlum., 
 Amm. c, I I Ant. a., I Ant. c, Ant. t., I Apis, 
 HArg. nit., IB Arm, BBArs., Asar., Ascl. t., 
 Bapt.,IBar.c,IBBell., Benz.ac.,Berb., BBCalc, 
 ICalc. fl., BCaust., BCham.,1 IChin.s.,IChloral., 
 Chrom. ac, idem., Coccus, BColch., BColoc, 
 Cop., BCroc.,Daph., Dory., Elaps,Erig.,Euphor., 
 lEup. perf., BBFerr. ph., IGlon., I Grin., 
 BHep., Hippoz., IHydras., Ilgn., I IMerc. cor., 
 ■Merc. iod. rub., INatr. m., I INatr. ph., Nitr. 
 ac, Phyt., 1 1 Plumb., Psor., IPuls., I IRatan., 
 EBRhus,Sarrac,liSep.,BStram.,IBSul.,IISyph.; 
 acute, after first stage lax or ecchymosed tissue, 
 watery mucus or milky secretions, lEuph.; 
 subacute, BPhos.; in afternoon, first right then 
 left, I IBadiag ; every afternoon at 4, IArs.; al- 
 ternating with sore throat, 1 1 Paris; with feel- 
 ing as if balls were too large and compressed, 
 I INatr. m. ; with burning, BArs., IPsor.; 
 with pressing, burning, Phos.; burning sting- 
 ing, I Apis, BFerr.; at canthi, Bor.; now in one 
 then in other canthus, with stye on lid, I IPuls.; 
 in cataract, I ISil.; catarrhal, BBell., BCepa, 
 Cupr. s., B BEuph., I ISticta; catarrhal, with 
 drawing in external canthus and smarting in 
 eyes, better bathing in cold water, worse 
 morning and evening, iSep.; catarrhal with 
 chemosis, llpec; especially acute form, either 
 from a cold, bathing or measles, IPuls.; catar- 
 rhal, with profuse yellow discharge, llpec; 
 catarrhal, with gastric bilious symptoms, IPuls. ; 
 catarrhal chronic, with inflammation of mei- 
 bomian and ciliary glands, IStaph.; catarrhal 
 chronic, granulations large, Tike warts or blis- 
 sters, worse at night, IThuya; catarrhal, after 
 inflammatory stage, I Hep. ; catarrhal, with 
 great pain and hypersemia, IHam.; catarrhal, 
 chronic, tending toward trachoma, with red- 
 ness and excoriation of lids and a dull feeling, 
 with itching in eyes in evening, IMerc cor.;with 
 chemosis,small spots here and there like ecchy- 
 moses (sequelae of iritis), IKali bi.; chronic, 
 ■Ant. c, ICamph., BDig., I I Rhus v.; chronic, 
 with a fine rosy red injection around cornea, 
 IMerc viv.; chronic, with granular lids, green 
 pus, INatr. s.; chronic, worse in morning, BNatr. 
 a.; from exposure to cold, ICham.; cornea hazy, 
 IKaii s.; with coryza, ISul. ac; fluent coryza, 
 ■Cain., I BCepa; with epidemic cough in chil- 
 dren,! Jamb. ; croupous, mild cases (a condition 
 midway between purulent and general croup- 
 ous inflammation), false membrane loosely 
 adherent, easily detached, tendency to roll up 
 and separate in shreds which come away in 
 discharges of stringy appearance, BKalibi.; in 
 damp atmosphere," ICham. ; in- dentition, 
 ■Calc p.; diphtheritic, BMerc. iod. rub. ; dis- 
 charge worse in morning, B Cinch.; discharge 
 white, mucous, with acrid lachrymation, 
 BNatr. m.; discharge muco-purulent, in morn- 
 ing, and dryness in evening, BSep.; sen- 
 sation as if eyes were covered with mucous 
 discharge which could be wiped away, 
 IBPuls.; with dryness, Bar. c; with numer- 
 
 ous ecchymoses, tending toward trachoma, 
 with moderate discharge and pain, 1 1 Sang.; 
 in eruptive diseases, BApis, Crotal., BPuls.; 
 after fever has subsided, case tends to become 
 chronic, BNatr. a.; follicular, BSep.; follicular, 
 chronic, chiefly confined to oculo-palpebral 
 folds, trachoma, BNatr. m.; follicular, in sum- 
 mer, worse in morning, BNux v.; follicular and 
 trachomatous, during summer, or worse hot 
 weather, I Sep. ; granular, IBArg. nit., BMerc, 
 BPetrol.; granular, like small blisters, I INatr. 
 ph., BNatr. s., Thuya ; granular, with circurn- 
 orbital pain, BPhyt.; granular, better from cold 
 applications, I IPuls.; granular, worse in right 
 eye, I I Rhus ; granular, after suppressed gonor- 
 rhoea, I I Psor. ; granular, ulcers, BMerc iod. flav. ; 
 with headache, BBBadiag., B BBell., Calend., 
 IIGlon.,IKali iod.,Med.,Stming.; worse byheat, 
 BBry.; idiopathic, chronic, torpid, ICadm. s.;in 
 infant, lArg. nit., BCham.; in influenza, BArs., 
 BBell., ICepa, BPhos., 1 1 Sang.; from injuries, 
 BBAcon., BArn., BCalend., Cochl.,BEuph., BFerr. 
 ph.,BBHam.,BHyper.,BISil.;fromabiteinnose, 
 ILyss.; with itching, in canthi, 3 Lye.; with 
 lachrymation, BAtrop., BCepa, BEuph.; in left 
 eye, Ars.s. r., Arum m., Chloral., Euph., I IPuls., 
 I ISpig.; in left, acute (after syphilis), I ISyph.; 
 withleucoma, BKali c; in measles, BEuph., 
 BFerr. ph., B IPuls.; after measles, BArg. met., 
 BGraph., BMerc, BNatr. ph.; in meningitis, 
 BBell., BStram.; during menses, 1 1 Zinc; 
 worse morning,BApoc,BNatr.a.,INuxv.;painful 
 from presence of foreign body (after Aeon.), 
 ESul.; painful, of left, recurring frequently, 
 characterized by a bundle of congested vessels 
 extending from inner canthus toward cornea, 
 BLach.; pains worse night, BZinc; periodical, 
 with colic, BBry.; periodical, for three months, 
 I ISul.; every summer, worse morning and 
 evening, I ISep.; phlyctenular, BSep.; recurrent 
 phlyctenular, 1 1 Sil.f with photophobia, BBell., 
 INatr. c, BNatr. ph.; in pneumonia, BAnt. t.; 
 with pressure as from a grain of sand, worse 
 morning, Con.; in prosopalgia, BChel.; pupils 
 dilated, BLyss.; pustular, BBClem., BCrot. t., 
 lEuph., BGraph., llpec., ■ IPuls., 1 1 Sec, 
 I I Tell. ; pustular, with whitish discharge, 
 IPuls.; pustular, with lachrymation, ■ISul.; 
 pustular, with eczema impitigenoides on lids, 
 and purulent discharge from eyes, 1 1 Tell.; 
 pustular, with acute inflammation of lids, 
 II Petrol.; pustular, after measles, I IMerc; pus- 
 tular, with old ciliary blepharitis,after measles, 
 BGraph.; recurrent pustular,chronic form, scro- 
 fulous basis, IPsor.; pustular, at first better 
 bathing, then worse, I ISul.; looks like raw 
 beef, Arm, IBArs., BLyc, I ISul.; of right eye, 
 Canth., ■ Chloral., BCinnab., BHekla, Jamb., 
 Kali bi., BMerc, I I Phos. ac, Psor., I ISul., 
 I I Vespa, I I Zinc. ; on rising in morning, 
 BMez.; scrofulous, BKali bi., BTell.; scrofulous, 
 with induration of glands, Blod. ; with ab- 
 scesses similar to styes on one lid of each 
 eye, I I Puis. ; scrofulous, with sharp pains, 
 ■Spig. ; with stitching and pressure, ISep.; 
 with violent pains in teeth and face, worse 
 warmth, better cold, BBry.; sore to touch, 
 ■Hep.; trachomatous, with pannus, IMerc. 
 per.; trachomatous, with pannus from working 
 in wet, ICalc; with scrofulous ulcers, IIBar. 
 m. ; of upper part, as far as covered by lid, 
 Ign.; after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya; after vari- 
 
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 ola, I IVacc; vernalis, BNux v.; with vesicles 
 containing clear fluid, BCalc; from getting 
 wet, IRhus ; from cold, dry winds, IB Aeon. 
 gsiP^ Ophthalmia. 
 
 Conjunctiva, injected: jg^ congestion. 
 
 Conjunctiva, irritability: IINatr. m.; from 
 bulging of cornea and sclerotica, BEuph.; 
 in hay fever, 1 1 Nux v. ; with throbbing in 
 ear and right side of head, Calab. 
 
 Conjunctiva, itching: ggg^ Eyes and Lids. 
 
 Conjunctiva, lax : j^g" 3 flaccid. 
 
 Conjunctiva, nodule : over each external rec- 
 tus, large and painful, I Nux m. 
 
 Conjunctiva, painful : Natr. a.; left, BChloral. 
 
 Conjunctiva, papillae, enlarged: I I Sep. 
 
 Conjunctiva, phlyctenules: jgsgp"* vesicles. 
 
 Conjunctiva, polypi : IStaph., Thuya ; large, 
 from upper lid, IKali bi. 
 
 Conjunctiva, protruding: j&g^* chemosis, 
 swelling. 
 
 Conjunctiva, pterygium: lAmm. br., BArs., 
 Chim. umb., BForm., BLach., Psor., BRatan., 
 Tell.; from inner canthus, BEuph.; from right 
 inner canthus, over cornea, 1 1 Spig.; from 
 outer canthus, towards cornea, ICalc.; over 
 cornea, BNux m.; pink, lArg. nit.; in heredi- 
 tary psora, ISul.; covered one half of pupil, 
 growing rapidly, discharges, especially by ar- 
 tificial light, 1 1 Zinc; in right eye, BArs. met.; 
 in right eye, just encroaching on cornea, in 
 left, extending to pupil from internal can- 
 thus, breadth of one and a half lines, thick 
 and vascular, I I Zinc. 
 
 Conjunctiva, puffy : fig^- chemosis. 
 
 Conjunctiva, pustules : BAnt.t., EGraph., BMerc, 
 BMerc iod.flav.; in a child, nose sore, excori- 
 ated, prickly heat, G Graph.; with lachrymation, 
 photophobia, pain worse noon and afternoon, 
 
 I I Graph.; on lower part (catarrhal ophthal- 
 mia), I ISul.; two, near cornea of right, 1 1 Puis.; 
 constant feeling of sand, 1 1 Puis.; with sharp 
 stinging, great lachrymation and redness, 
 
 I I Puis.; small, white, IKali bi. 
 g^gf 3 * inflammation pustular. 
 
 Conjunctiva, red: ggp^ congestion. 
 
 Conjunctiva, rough :Eryng. gST* inflammation 
 granular, also Lids granulated. 
 
 Conjunctiva, small rugae running over it (con- 
 junctivitis) : BNatr. a. 
 
 Conjunctiva, sarcoma : Iod. 
 
 Conjunctiva, smarting: as if soap were in eyes, 
 morning, BSeneg.; sudden, lAmyl. 
 fi^g * biting, burning, heat, itching. 
 
 Conjunctiva, spots : small, burning, BPhos.; 
 chronic, congested, more often on temporal 
 side, usually about one to three lines, about 
 cornea, of dark red color, apparently embedded 
 in sclera (syphilis), BSyph. j^ ecchymosis. 
 
 Conjunctiva, stinging : in acute catarrhal con- 
 junctivitis, BApis. 
 
 Conjunctiva, swelling: BArg. nit., Cham., BNatr. 
 m.,1 ISul.; after blennorrhea, BCadm. s.; in hay 
 catarrh, I ISticta; especially right side, after 
 catching cold (child), llpec; as far as cornea 
 (whooping cough, hordeolum), BChel.; dermoid, 
 BNatr. c, BNatr. m., Thuya; of right (paren- 
 chymatous iritis), 1 1 Si!.; oedematous, of outer 
 segment, BArs.; like pterygium, toward inner 
 canthus, BArg. nit.; puffy, BKali bi., Syph.; 
 red, puffed, about edge of cornea, B Graph.; 
 saclike, with yellow purulent discharged Rhus; 
 semi-transparent,baggy,extends up over cornea 
 
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 in left lower half of right eye, comes over 
 cornea on pressing it, 1 1 Vespa; tumefaction, 
 IKali iod. $ir* chemosis. 
 Conjunctiva, syndesmitis: exanthematica, espe- 
 cially with crusta lactea, BGraph.; exanthe- 
 matica, pustular form, BMerc. cor. ; membra- 
 nacea, BMerc. iod. flav. 
 Conjunctiva, thickened : of lids, full of new 
 bloodvessels, cannot perceive light, ragged 
 (pannus), BApis. 
 Conjunctiva, trachoma: $@r Lids granulated. 
 Conjunctiva, ulceration: IIAlum.,Coloe., BCrot. 
 
 t., Hippoz., IHydras., ^Psor. 
 Conjunctiva, ulcers: small on left, BChloral.; 
 ulcers, especially if there is much photophobia, 
 llpec; left, studded with ulcers (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), I IRhus. 
 Conjunctiva, vascularity : jg^^ bloodvessels, 
 
 congestion. 
 Conjunctiva, vesicles: large phlyctenules on 
 outer side of cornea, 1 1 Squilla ; phlyctenules 
 on right, at edge of cornea, BChloral.; phlycten- 
 ules, near cornea, with coryza, pain in fore- 
 head (catarrhal ophthalmia, I Euph.; phlycten- 
 ules with ulcers on cornea, EPuls.; chronic 
 cases of large phlyctenules, involving subcon- 
 junctival tissue, BThuya; phlyctenules espe- 
 cially if there is much photophobia, Blpec; 
 superfical phlyctenule, I BKali m. 
 g^ inflammation phlyctenular. 
 Conjunctiva, yellow: ; Amm. m., .Ars.h., Astac, 
 Calc s., DCanth., ICham., Chim. m., BiCinch., 
 Clem., Cornus,BBCrotal., Cupr.s., IDig., BGels., 
 BMyr. cer., BNatr. s., Pic. ac, BPlumb., IPod., 
 BVer. ; brownish (jaundice), BPhos.; brown 
 points, IKali bi.; with chill, I lEup. pur.; in 
 biliary colic, ICinch.; deep, BChel.; dirty, 
 BChel., Hod., Myr. cer., BKali bi.; dirty, m 
 delirium tremens, IBStram.; in intermittent 
 fever, BBCinch., IChin. s., I lElat. ; in inter- 
 mittent suppressed by Cinchona, BNatr. m.; 
 in tertian, 1 1 Nux v.; in prevailing intermit- 
 tent, ISang.; in yellow fever, BBNux v., ISul.; 
 after gastralgia, 1 1 Plumb.; dark greenish, 
 EHydras.; in jaundice, BCinch., GChin. s., 
 IDolich., BElat, IHydras., B BLach.; jaun- 
 dice of the newborn, 1 1 Elat.; jaundiced, < in 
 enlargement of liver, IChel.; jaundiced' in 
 fatty liver, BPhos. ; jaundiced, in functional de- 
 rangement of liver, 1 1 Sep.; in hepatitis, BMerc; 
 yellow (lower part), I BNux v.; yellowish red- 
 ness of palpebrarum, Dig.; yellow spots, Phos. 
 ac. ; yellow spots during pregnancv, Amm. c 
 CORNEA, abrasion of epithelial layer: OSyph. 
 Cornea, abscess: with hypopion, BMerc cor.; 
 especially deep sloughing form, and with hy- 
 popion, BHep. 
 Cornea, bloodvessels : bunches of, coming to- 
 wards and terminating in vesicles, I I Merc cer.; 
 fine, on edge (keratitis pustulosa), I ISul.; 
 traversed by dense mass, GAur. mur.; covered 
 with red, BCaust.; varicose distension, obscur- 
 ing sight, I I Plumb. 
 jgiggf congestion, inflammation. 
 Cornea, bluish, with spots : BCalc 
 Cornea, bulging : ggg^ staphyloma. 
 Cornea, chemosis : IHep. 
 Cornea, cicatrices : f$^ maculae. 
 Cornea, circle: goring. 
 
 Cornea, congestion : hyperemia of epithelial 
 layer (scrofulous ophthalmia), I ISil.; injected, 
 Thuya ; injected (herpes corneas), ilgn.; peri- 
 
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 corneal injection, deep bluish red, marked at 
 corneal margin, and fading off towards reflex- 
 ial fold of conjunctiva, 1 1 Plumb.; redness, 
 ■Hep.; very red at edges (scrofulous ophthal- 
 mia), BKali bi.; fine, rosy red injection around, 
 with chronic conjunctivitis, BMerc. viv. ; red- 
 ness, with a zone around, Crotal.; vascularity, 
 ■Graph., Blpec; vascular eroded, lArg. nit.; 
 interstitial vascularity, Aur. met. 
 
 Cornea, conical: BEuph., 1 1 Puis. 
 jf$Hf° protruding, staphyloma. 
 
 Cornea, degenerated (ophthalmia scrofulosa) : 
 BArs. 
 
 Cornea, deposits : on lower posterior portion 
 of left, pupil dilated, BGels.; lymph and pig- 
 ment on posterior wall (sequel of iritis), BKali 
 bi. J!^ opacity. 
 
 Cornea, depressed in centre (traumatic in- 
 flammation): BCon. 
 
 Cornea, dim: g^ maculae, opacity. 
 
 Cornea, elevation : around (ophthalmia scrofu- 
 losa), BArs.; of epithelium, on right, looking 
 like swollen ends of nerve filaments, sensitive 
 to touch and motion (serous choroiditis', 
 BGels.; hard, bluish red at inner side, left 
 eye (episcleritis), I ITereb. 
 
 Cornea, epithelioma : 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Cornea, fistula: BSil. 
 
 Cornea, small flakes on : 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Cornea, foreign bodies: particles from lead 
 lotion, chips of steel, glass, etc., BSil. 
 g@~ injuries. 
 
 Cornea, fungus hsematodes : BPhos., BSep. 
 
 Cornea, herpes : Sign.; with chronic eczema, 
 covering eyelids, BGraph.; painful, llgn. 
 
 Cornea, hypertrophied: g^ thickened. 
 
 Cornea, infiltrated: Aur. met., Blpec; com- 
 mencing at outer side and extending over 
 whole, I Kali m. 
 
 Cornea, inflammation (keratitis) : BBApis, 
 BAtrop., BiCalc, IChin. a., BCinnab., BEuph., 
 
 ■ BGraph., BKali c, Lyss., Spig.; catarrhal or 
 strumous, BEuph.; chronic, BBell., BSul., 
 BBThuya; chronic, with acute aggravations, 
 ■Kreo.; true descemetitis, BKali bi.; episcler- 
 itis, BMerc. cor.; from injury, BArn., BCalend., 
 Euph., BHam.; interstitial, Syph.; interstitial, 
 even atonic cases, with infiltration, Aur. met.; 
 kerato-iritis, BArg. met., BlArs., BAsaf., BHep., 
 BMerc. cor., BSil.; kerato-iritis, with burning, 
 acute lachrymation, BArs.; kerato-iritis, with 
 slight discharge, BHep.; kerato-iritis, with 
 hypopion, pain very severe at night, BMerc; 
 kerato-iritis, after injuries and surgical opera- 
 tions, BEuph.; kerato-iritis, with severe night 
 pains, especially in inner angle of eye, 1 1 Zinc; 
 kerato-iritis, especially if rheumatic, from 
 cold damp atmosphere, BPJms; kerato-iritis, 
 especially in syphilitic variety, BCinnab., 
 ■Merc, cy.; keratb-iritis, particularly ulcerative 
 type, BClem.; kerato-iritis, to clear vision, 
 Crotal.; inflammation of left, Chloral., BHep.; 
 neuroparalytic, BNux v.; parenchymatous, 
 ■Ars., BAur. mur., Cann. s., BKali m., BKalm., 
 
 ■ BMerc, BISul.; parenchymatous, with uterine 
 trouble, BSep. ; left, in a dark room, with photo- 
 phobia (chronic keratitis after vaccination), 
 ■Thuya; phlyctenular, especially chronic, 
 recurrent, IILach., BSyph.; keratitis punc- 
 tata, BArs., BCon.; pustular, BEuph., Blpec, 
 ■Merc, BIPsor., 1 1 Sep., BSul; pustular, children 
 cry when light strikes eyes, BGraph.; pus- 
 
 tular, large, fat, unhealthy child, I ISul.; 
 chronic pustular, BGraph.; pustular, from a 
 cold, I ISul.; pustular, persistent redness of 
 conjunctiva, remained without discharge, 
 worse toward evening and in cool air, 1 1 Zinc; 
 pustular, with vascular cornea and pannus, 
 ■Graph.; pustular, from suppression of an 
 eruption behind ear, I ISul.; pustular, with 
 eruption on face and lids, and photophobia, 
 ■Crot. t.; pustular, with profuse lachrymation, 
 IPuls., BiSul.; pustular, with granular lids, 
 ■Natr.m.; pustular, worse in morning, I ISul.; 
 pustular^ worse at night, IMerc sol.; pustular, 
 sharp pain at 2 p.m., also wakens early in 
 morning, I ISul.; pustular, with photophobia, 
 ■Cham.; pustular, with lachrymation and 
 photophobia, BPuls.; pustular, with photo- 
 phobia and profuse purulent discharge, 
 
 ■ BEuph.; pustular, after psoriasis, BSil.; pus- 
 tular, recurrent, BEuph.; pustular, recurrent, 
 chronic, scrofulous, BGraph., BPsor. ; pustular, 
 of seven years' duration, I ISul.; scrofulous, 
 with eruption on face, photophobia and pains 
 in eyes and head, worse morning and after 
 sleeping, ILach. : scrofulous, phlyctenular, 
 B BKali m.; scrofulous, with sharp pains, 
 BSpig. ; to prevent staphyloma, BNitr. ac; 
 with staphyloma, ILyc; superficial, involving 
 epithelial layers, caused by injuries, colds or 
 in scrofulous diathesis, BCon.; superficial, 
 pustular, right eye, BGraph.; after vaccination, 
 B Thuya, Vacc or Variol.; in variola,. Vacc. or 
 Variol.; after variola, BCalc p. 
 
 gig* pustules, vesicles. 
 
 Cornea, injuries : to left eye, abrasion of cornea, 
 some blood in anterior chamber, vitreous so 
 dark that fundus could not be illuminated, 
 BHam.; cornea inflamed, I Con,; foreign bodies, 
 set up irritation or inflammation, B I Aeon.; 
 foreign particles remain embedded, BSil.; with 
 hemorrhage into eye and prolapse of iris, 
 I ISul.; incised wounds after operation for 
 cataract, BStaph.; incised wound, iris pro- 
 truding, Atrop. (Arn. internally) ; laceration, 
 with prolapse of iris, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Cornea, leucoma; g^° opacity. 
 
 Cornea, maculae (spots): BAlum., |Anag., Ant. 
 sul. aur., BApis, BArs., BAur. met., Bell., B BCalc. 
 a., BCalc. fl., BCalc. p., BCann. s., ICaust., 
 Cina, Cochl., BColch., BBCon., BEuph., BForm,, 
 BNitr. ac, I IPhos.,BPuls.,Kuta, BSeneg.,1 I Sep., 
 ■Sil., Spong., BSul.; small brownish (chronic 
 inflammation of eyes, and otorrhcea after vac- 
 cination), 1 1 Thuya; dark, smoky, nebulous 
 (ophthalmia), BBApis; gray, marked by net- 
 work of enlarged bloodvessels, BBAur. met.; 
 spots of inflammation, BCup. m.; nebulous, 
 I Apis,BForm.; on right (strumous ophthalmia), 
 ■Merc, d.; scars, BApis, Cadm. s., BCon., BSil.; 
 small white scars from old ulcers, BArs.; scars 
 from old ulcerations (episcleritis), BMerc; 
 opaque, BEuph., I I Kali m.; large opaque, to 
 which red vessels ran from injected conjunc- 
 tiva across outer margin (catarrho-strumous 
 ophthalmia), BKali bi.; small points, in upper 
 part, BNatr. m.; punctate, BArs.; small spot, 
 
 ■ Chel.; white, BColch.; grayish white, BMerc; 
 milky white, near middle of right, BKali c; 
 yellow, marked by network of bloodvessels, 
 BBAur. met. fMT opacity. 
 
 Cornea, as if covered with mucus: obscures 
 vision, must close and press lids together, 
 
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 lEuph.; a thin layer of mucus has become 
 dry (meningitis), ! IVer. 
 
 Cornea, onyx: IHep., IMerc, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Cornea, opacity ; I Apis, liArg. nit., lAur. mur., 
 Bar. c, HCalc, ICalc. fl., Cann. s., ICaust., 
 IChel., Cinnab., IColch., ICrot. t., IMagn. c, 
 ■Merc. iod. flav., 1 1 Puis., 1 1 Eh us. Seneg., ISul.; 
 ash-colored (iritis), lEuph.; after a bee sting, 
 ■Cann. s.; causing blindness, lApis; chronic, 
 IITarant. ; with discharge of thick mucus, 
 ■Ars., Hydras.; dim, § ICalc, Cann. s., Chloral., 
 ■Cinch., Cinnab., BColch., ICrot.tig., lEuph., 
 ■Lye, INitr. ac, I ISul., Zing.; dim, in con- 
 junctivitis scrofulosa, IKali bi.; dim, as if cov- 
 ered with dust, BCoccul., I ISul.; dim, in hypo- 
 pion,BHep. ; dim, with smarting lachrymation , 
 ■Euph.; dim, in left, 1 1 Zinc; dim, partic- 
 ularly left eye, .with photophobia, scrofulous 
 constitution, HCon.; dim,'beginning formation 
 of pus, IMerc; dim, red, chemosed, SMerc.; 
 dim, smoky, discolored, pupil cannot be seen 
 (ophthalmia), UApis; dim, vascular (scrofulous 
 keratitis), HApis; dull, BAur. met,, I I Rhus; 
 dull (traumatic inflammation), BCon.; in fun- 
 gus hsematodes, B ICalc; hazy, ILach.; hazy, 
 with conjunctivitis, BKali s.; delicately hazy 
 throughout, as if breathed" upon so as to dim 
 its lustre, at inner lower quadrant a little dense, 
 seemed as if it might develop into an ulcer, 
 1 I Plumb.; left, hazy, iris could hardly be seen, 
 ■Hep.; hazy, in keratitis pustulosa, I ISul.; 
 hazy, particularly upper part and traversed by 
 red vessels (keratitis after variola), BCalc p.; 
 hazy as though it woulcfslough, BArg. nit,; in 
 hypopion, BHep.; with slow inflammation and 
 blennorrhea, BSCadm. s.; in keratitis, BAtrop.; 
 after keratitis, syphilitic or scrofulous cases, 
 
 ■ Aur. met.; in keratitis vasculosa, IMerc sol. ; 
 leucoma (white), I Apis,Cann. s., IForm., 1 1 Kali 
 m., I IPhos., I I Rhus; leucoma after keratitis in 
 syphilis or scrofula, BBAur. met.; leucoma, with 
 pannus, USil. ; long lasting, deep, BKali bi.; 
 with scrofulous ophthalmia, IMagn. c; in trau- 
 matic ophthalmia, BSul.; cannot see pupil (oph- 
 thalmia), BApis; with paralysis of right side, 
 I IPrun. ; slightly elevated sclero-corneal mar- 
 gin, of little width and upon which was 
 situated a chain of very minute vesicles, 
 ■Merc. iod. flav.; after smallpox, ■Sil.; smoky 
 (hypopion), OCalc s.; smoky (cerebrospinal 
 meningitis), BApis; grayish, smoky (keratitis), 
 
 ■ ■Apis ; turbid (iritis), lEuph. 
 
 gggf 13 maculae, pannus, thickening. 
 Cornea, pannus: lApis, DBArg. nit., BAur.met., 
 ■Bar. c, ICalc, lEuph., IGraph., BMerc iod. 
 rub., INitr. ac, I I Rhus, I I Sil.; pannus, especial- 
 ly in acute aggravation, after first, or Aconite 
 stage, has passed, IMerc iod. flav.; pannus, 
 acute aggravation tends toward ulceration, 
 especially in mercurialized subjects, IHep.; 
 pannus, anaemic conditions of malarial origin, 
 Chin. m. ; pannus, with blepharitis, lArg. nit,; 
 pannus, with conjunctivitis trachomatosa, 
 ■Merc, per.; pannus crassum, BSul.; pannus, 
 worse after seminal emission, I IKali c; her- 
 petic pannus, BNitr. ac, ISul.; pannus, old 
 cases, BMerc iod. rub.; pannus, excessive hy- 
 peremia, heat, dryness, from overheating, 
 exercise^ exposure to dry, cold air, BAcon.; 
 pannus, intermittent pains, Chin, m.; pannus, 
 in patients of strumous diathesis, BSul.; pan- 
 nus, with trachoma, especially when scrofu- 
 
 lous, 1 1 Petrol. ; pannus of right, complete, 
 partial of left, considerable discharge, better 
 lying on face (trachoma), BKali bi.; pannus, 
 dependent upon trichiasis, 1 1 Puis. ; ulcers in 
 course of pannus, with much pain in morning, 
 ■Cinch, figg"* opacity. 
 
 Cornea, phlyctenules : g^^ vesicles. 
 
 Cornea, looked projecting (rheumatic inflam- 
 mation) : IKali bi. J^~ conical. 
 
 Cornea, pustules : ■JEthus., IGraph., IKali 
 bi., IKali iod., ISep.; on border, with profuse 
 whitish yellow discharge, 1 1 Puis.; on border, 
 in strumous ophthalmia, BMerc d.; small, on 
 border, IGraph.; on lower border, 1 1 Puis.; on 
 lower border of left (keratitis), IGraph.; on 
 border of left (retinitis hemarolopica), ILyc; 
 above centre, bloodvessels running to it from 
 above, ICalc; on centre, and another on lower 
 margin, 1 1 Puis.; worse in evening, 1 1 Puis. j 
 small, white, granular, with pricking, I IKali 
 bi.; on left, with surrounding indolent in- 
 flammation, BKali bi.; with lachrymation and 
 photophobia, pain worse noon and afternoon, 
 IGraph.; with lachrymation and photophobia, 
 worse by gaslight, in morning, and in change 
 of weather, ■ ICalc; large, with redness,worse 
 evening, ISep. ; on left, BApis ; on right (stru- 
 mous ophthalmia), IMerc d.; with photopho- 
 bia, SMerc sol., IRhus; reddish, with white 
 halo, Graph.; suppurate, and leave longlast- 
 ing macula?, I ISep.; spread and ulcerate, 
 
 ■ Calc ; terminate in ulcer, with pain in super- 
 ciliary region and eruption on face, Q Crot. t.; 
 vascular, lEuph.; in dentition, ICham.; white, 
 near cornea, Bar. c; white on outer segment 
 of left, 1 1 Phos.; white, centre, with red mar- 
 gin, ICalc J&gp* inflammation pustular.^ 
 
 Cornea, ring : arcus senilis, in heart affection, 
 IMosch.; blue circle, HAcon., Ars., Spig., 
 
 ■ ISul.; bluish white, Coloc; bluish white, in 
 rheumatic ophthalmia, ICoccul.; pale, ■Kali 
 bi.; pink, left, I I Zinc; pinkish, with small 
 vesicles at margin, I IMerc cor.; bright red, 
 
 ■ ■Puis.; white, BMerc. 
 Cornea, rough: I I Sil. 
 
 Cornea, sloughing : prolapsus of iris, BCalab. 
 
 Cornea, spots : gg^ maculae. 
 
 Cornea, staphyloma : ■Alum., BAnt. sul. aur., 
 ■Apis, jCalend., IChel., ILyc, INitr. ac, 
 BThuya ; bluish, irregular, bulging (sclero- 
 choroiditis ant,), I I Sil.; bulging (hypopion), 
 IHep.; tendency to bulge, ICaust.; projection 
 in right, lApis ; spurium, on inner edge of 
 left, IBar. m.; tending to (keratitis), lAur. 
 mur.; conical tumor occupying place of former 
 pupil, preventing use of glass eye, lApis. 
 g@^ Iris prolapsus. 
 
 Cornea, broad red stripe extends to outer 
 canthus : I I Sars. 
 
 Cornea, suppuration: especially when conse- 
 quent upon cataract extraction, DRhus ; w T orse 
 from warm applications, I I Sec; tending to 
 suppurative choroiditis in right eye, after a 
 needle operation for cataract, I I Phyt. 
 
 Cornea, thickening: • Asar., Bell., I I Sil.; and 
 covered with a felon (ophthalmia), lApis ; 
 proliferation of lamellae, INitr. ac. 
 ggT 3 opacity. 
 
 Cornea, not normally sensitive to touch : 
 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Cornea, tumor : vascular, covering nearly two- 
 thirds of inner surface, 1 1 Thuya. 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 Cornea, ulcers: I Agar., lArg. nit., IIAtrop., 
 ■Aur.met., Bar. c.,Bell.,ICalc.,ICalc. p,,ICann. 
 s., I Chin, a., Chloral., Clem., lEuph., IForm., 
 ■Graph., IHep., IKali bi., ILach., BMerc iod. 
 flav., IINatr. c, IMtr. ac, Pod., IPsor., ISiL; 
 have a tendency to bore without spreading 
 laterally, IKali bi. ; after cauterizing with 
 nitrate of silver, dread of light, child lies with 
 head buried in pillow, BNatr. m.; large, central, 
 have been cauterized, BNux v.; two, chipping, 
 at upper margin of right, llgn.; chronic, 
 ■Merc, cor.; had cicatrized, now in full sup- 
 puration again, become broader and deeper 
 (scrofulous ophthalmia), 1 1 Sul.; invaded by 
 ulceration at three distinct points, larger and 
 deeper of these being at centre, threatened to 
 penetrate into anterior chamber (Arg. nit. was 
 used externally, in diphtheritic conjuncti- 
 vitis), ■Merc. iod. rub.; crescentic, BSil.; deep, 
 • Calc. s., ISil., ISul.; deep, of centre, involv- 
 ing one-third its centre (hypopion), I ISul.; 
 deep, discharge ichorous, acrid, making sur- 
 rounding parts sore, BMerc. cor.; deep, even 
 with hypopion,! Graph. ; deep, on left, so nearly 
 perforated that membrane of Descemet has 
 begun to bulge (strumous ophthalmia), IMerc. 
 d.; deep cut in centre, Chloral.; two, dirty 
 looking, size of hemp seeds (scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia), 1 1 Rhus; rapidly affecting surround- 
 ing parts, ichorous discharge (scrofulous chil- 
 dren), BMer. cor.; stringy discharge, BKali bi.; 
 ulcers thick white, or yellow, discharge bland, 
 better in open air, IPuls. ; large, excavating, 
 on upper portion, with several small ones 
 on lower, BMer. iod. flav. ; indolent, BKali bi.; 
 in influenza, iArs.; particularly if iris becomes 
 involved, BChin. m., ICinch.; margin of right, 
 size of a lentil, dirty fundus (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), I Apis ; of margin, leading to 
 perforation, jCalab.; after menses, BCalc; be- 
 fore and during menses (ophthalmia), I IArs.; 
 with cracking of corners of mouth, BCund.; in 
 the newborn, II Arg. nit.; in ophthalmia, 
 BApis, ISang.; in scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 BArs., IBar. c, BCalc, BHep.. ISiL; -pain- 
 ful, with sores in mouth, BCund.; perforat- 
 ing, BSil.; with photophobia, BCund., Blpec; 
 photophobia and stinging pains, particularly 
 in scrofulous children, INatr. c; and pustules, 
 with photophobia, worse in morning, BNux 
 v.; red and puffy, lEuph.; round, small, 
 
 I IKali c; small, round, with tendency to 
 perforate near centre, BSil.; right to left, 
 ■ ICon.; right, embedded, also left, but less, 
 ■Ipec; of right, with a deep, transparent 
 base, threatening perforation (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), I ISiL; near sclerotic where 
 there is great vascularity, BCon.; scrofulous, 
 with photophobia, INatr. m.; small, scrof- 
 ulous, surrounded by fasciculi of vessels, 
 
 I I Rhus ; serpiginous, commencing at mar- 
 gin and extending over whole cornea or 
 a portion, especially upper part of it, in- 
 volving only superficial layers, BMerc. iod. 
 flav.; shallow (scrofulous ophthalmia), BNitr. 
 ac; sharp pains through eye into head, BAct. 
 rac; on outer side, with elevated edges, BIArs.; 
 sloughing, BSil.; small, follows a blister, I IKali 
 m.; small, on border (strumous ophthalmia) , 
 BMerc. d.; small, near centre, with phlycten- 
 ules, BPuls.; small, phylectenular, I I Merc. % 
 cor.; with smarting and burning, BNatr. m.; 
 
 . superficial, BHep., BNitr. ac, BSul.; superficial, 
 from phlyctenules, BPuls.; superficial, with 
 photophobia, BRhus ; superficial, with vary- 
 ing amount of redness, BCund.; small, super- 
 ficial, surrounding border, BEuph.; super- 
 ficial, syphilitic, BBAsaf.; of syphilitic origin, 
 B Thuya ; torpid, there is a want of lachrymal 
 secretion, BHep.; small, unclean, red at edge, 
 with itching and burning, I IMerc. cor.; vas- 
 cular, BApis, BCalc; red, vascular, elevated at 
 margin of cornea, BHep. ; vascular, surrounded 
 by grayish opacity, BMerc; vascular eleva- 
 tions, worse opening and closing eye, burn- 
 ing in afternoon, BArs. 
 
 Cornea, vesicles: Cann. s., BEuph., I IPsor.; 
 discharging fluid (melanotic tumor in anterior 
 chamber), BAur. met.; little blisters, BAgar.; 
 blisterlike elevation as large as end of a 
 knitting-needle in centre, forming base of an 
 open ulcer (hypopion), BHep.; small, super- 
 ficial blisters, I IKali m.; a little blister from 
 which a bundle of small veins run on lower 
 edge of left, BKali m.; blisters, white spots, 
 BNatr. m.; phlyctenular Bar. c, I IPuls.; 
 phlyctenules, with photophobia and stinging, 
 scrofulous children, BNatr. c; phlyctenules 
 discharge ichorous,acrid, making surrounding 
 parts sore, IMerc cor.; on margin, BKali bi., 
 BMerc sol.; on and about,in scrofulous ophthal- 
 mia, BRhus ; edge of left, in scrofulous 
 ophthalmia, 1 1 Rhus ; if there is much photo- 
 phobia, Blpec; become flat ulcers, BNitr. ac; 
 with small ulcers, BPuls.; filled with pus, 
 BCalc 1^° inflammation phlyctenular. 
 
 Cornea, warty : 1 1 Sil. 
 
 EYES, aching : BlAcon., BAct. rac, Ailant, 
 Apis, BCarbo v., ICornus, BGlon., BGraph., 
 BLept., Lyss., BMed., Natr. a., I INitr. ac, INux. 
 v., IPhos., Pod., BRhus, BIRuta, BSul., Syph.; 
 in open air, Ustil. ; behind, BPod.; behind, as 
 if squinting inward, 1 1 Coca ; behind, to occi- 
 put, worse night and on motion (rheumatic 
 iritis), IBry.; behind, worse moving eyes 
 (whooping cough), IBadiag.; constant, I I Rhus 
 v.; constant, worse in bright light, Thuya; 
 with coryza, Act. rac; dull, JEsc h.; dull, to 
 back of head, with nausea, Thuya ; dull, con- 
 stant, better by heat, Eryng.; dull, in right, 
 Ustil.; dull, with loss of vision, as if a thick 
 veil were before eyes, in evening, ISul.; worse 
 in evening and from light, Petrol.; constantly, 
 worse evening, I IVer. v.; passing to back of 
 head, 7rCarbo v.; withdulness of head, IIPuls.; 
 heavy, from strong light, Eryng.; dull, heavy, 
 in left, with tenderness of ball, BPlant. ; from 
 without inward, Bell.; in left, Agar., Arumm., 
 Merc. iod. rub.; in lower part of left, Apis ; 
 when looking intently (asthenopia), BSNatr. 
 m.; on looking at near objects, must close 
 them, worse when looking at a near light 
 (asthenopia), BMang.; on looking up or mov- 
 ing eyes, BChel.; in right, on lying down to 
 sleep, BCon.; in morning, BPod.; on motion, 
 BBBry.; at night, Kob., BMerc iod. flav.; worse 
 at night (episcleritis), BMerc; after onanism, 
 BCina ; when reading, IIDulc, BJab., BRuta; 
 rheumatic, B Ant. t. ; in right,after measles, B Arg. 
 met.; at back of right, 1 1 Sep.; worse rubbing, 
 pressing lids together or pressing upon eye 
 (conjunctivitis),! ISep.;likesleepiness, I IPhos.; 
 constant, sore, in and around, with sticking 
 on motion (serous choroiditis), IGels.; steady. 
 
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 in and behind eye, ILact. ac; in sunlight, 
 lAruyl.; in upper part, Ammoniac. ; especially 
 when exerting them, 1 1 Merc; in right, when 
 using it, 1101. jec; after using, with asthen- 
 opia accommodativa, 1 1 Puis. ; in right, on 
 using it (rheumatic iritis), I ISyph.; from fine 
 work, ICarbo v.; from overwork, ICarbo v.; 
 with pressure at vertex, PhelL; in and over, 
 with blurring of vision after using eyes and 
 straining them at fine work, IIRuta; better 
 in warmth, wants eye covered, worse in 
 draught of air, BHep. g^° dull pain, pain. 
 
 Eyes, as if being affected from below upward : 
 Irid. 
 
 Eyes, air: cold, is pleasant, Asar.; sensitive to 
 draught, I ISil.; better in open, ILil. tig.; right 
 sensitive on walking across room (rheumatic 
 iritis), I ISyph.; worse in open air, Benz. ac; 
 worse outdoors, worse moving eyes, Berb. 
 J^T" cold. 
 
 Eyes, pain alternates with : pain in abdomen, 
 lEuph.; pain in ovary, ISnl. 
 
 Eyes, feel as if a hard ball moved around 
 when moving eye : 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Eyes, sensation of a narrow band across, caused 
 by contracted feeling in edges of lids (head- 
 ache), ILac def. Jggi^ constriction, tension. 
 
 Eyes, beating : ggg^ throbbing. 
 
 Eyes, biting: Berb., BICepa, IGraph., IKali c, 
 Lactu. v., Mosch., I INitr. ac, 1 1 Ran. b., 
 Rhus; especially in open air, IMerc; espe- 
 cially in canthi, Arg. nit.; every evening, Sul.; 
 eyes seem heavy, BCaust.; withlachrymation, 
 BEuphor.,1 1 Puis., USul.; inleft,better rubbing, 
 Zinc; sore, painful toward evening, especially 
 right, I I Zinc; with photophobia and water- 
 ing, especially in evening, 1 1 Zinc; prickling 
 in lower portion of left, Zinc; as from pepper, 
 suddenly, Jamb.; in right, lArg.nit.; in right, 
 evening, with inclination to close lids, Sep.; 
 as from rubbing with a woolen cloth, Stann.; 
 as from salt, ICanth., as from salt, especially 
 in external canthi, with lacjirymation, INux 
 v. ; as from something sharp and acrid in right, 
 Rhus. 
 j^gf burning, itching, smarting. 
 
 Eyes, bleared : Asar., MCochl., Elaps, IMerc, 
 "Oxal. ac, IBPuls., BRhus, Stram.; with colic, 
 Calc s., Canth.; in tetanus, BPhyt. 
 g@~ dull. 
 
 Eyes, blinking: INux v. 
 'jg@ nD Lids spasm, winking. 
 
 Eyes, blisters : granulous, INatr. s.; form with 
 intense burning throbbing pain, like a whit- 
 low, break and discharge white gummy mat- 
 ler, eye gets well next day, 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Eyes, bloodvessels : g@p conjunctiva. 
 
 Eyes, boring: in and around, Apis; as if cut 
 had been made around, worse morning and 
 evening (ciliary neuralgia), ICrotal.; in left, 
 Arg. nit., INux m . ; worse at night or in damp 
 weather (iritis), IMerc; sticking in right, 
 Thuva. 
 
 Eves, "brilliant : I^Ethus., IIAmvg., IBell., 
 Camph., Cann. i., IGels., I IHyos., Millef., 
 I Stram. , 1 1 Zinc; in typhus abdominalis, 
 I INux v.; in afternoon, and especially even- 
 ing (insanity), I INux v.; animated, IIBell.; 
 convulsions, before menses, 1 1 Puis.; in deliri- 
 um, Amyg.; with delirium in typhoid pneu- 
 monia, BILachn.; in fever, IGels.; in pul- 
 monary disease, ILyc; glassy, 1 1 Amm. m., 
 
 1 1 Amyg., IBell., Bry., Coccul., Daph., 
 Elaps, Kali ars., IIOp., I IPhos. ac, I Plat., 
 Sec, IStram.; glassy, in child in convulsions, 
 Amyl.; glassy, in epilepsy, ICic; glassy, in 
 typhoid, I IPhos. ac; glassy, in spasmus 
 glottidis, IChlor.; glassy, in measles, ILach.; 
 glassy, in mumps, ILach.; glassy, in in- 
 cipient phthisis, following amenorrhcea, 
 I I Sang.; glassy, in pulmonary disease, ILyc; 
 glassy, after working in sun, IGlon.; glassy, 
 with vertigo, in typhoid, ICic; glistening, 
 Bapt,, Camph., (Ded., IColoc, Cup. m., 
 lEup. perf., Mosch., IOp.; glistening, with 
 violent delirium, IOp.; glistening, in typhus, 
 ■Ars.; glistening, flushed, IFerr. ph.; glis- 
 tening during heat, lEup. perf.; glistening, 
 in lyssophobia, ILyss.; glistening, after met- 
 rorrhagia, 1 1 Sep.; glittering, during labor, 
 ICoff.; glittering, when reading or writing, 
 aggravates headache, IDiad.; in cancer labii, 
 ■Camph.; with startled look (neuropathia), 
 I I Kali ars.; in onanism, IHyos.; in typhoid 
 pneumonia, ILachn.; shining, Amyl., IBell., 
 Coff., Stram.; shining (cerebral disturbance), 
 ■Croc; shining, in typhus, lApis; shining, in 
 labor, ■Coff.; shining, constantly in motion 
 (gangrene of leg after injury), ILach.; shin- 
 ing, in puerperal fever, ICoff.; shining, in 
 puerperal mania, 1 1 Puis.; sparkling, Bell., 
 Bry.; sparkling, worse in evening (cerebral 
 hyperemia), IHyos.; sparkling, in puerperal 
 mania, ICamph.; in thrombosis, lApis. 
 
 Eyes, bruised feeling: I Arm, ICalc. p., IGels., 
 ■Hep., ILyc, Sep.; as from a blow, I Arm, 
 Urt. ur.; pain, as if crushed (ciliary neural- 
 gia), HPrun.; extending into head (hypo- 
 pion), BHep.; at night, ICoccul.; in right, 
 Iod. ; in right eye, from front to back, better 
 by pressure, worse from light, air, and hold- 
 ing head down (neuralgia), ■CheL; especially 
 on touch, Ant. t., IHep. 
 
 jgSH^ aching, crushing, foreign bodies, 
 injury, squeezed. 
 
 Eyes, burning : Agnus, Ailant., Amm. c, 
 Ananth., 1 1 Apis, 1 1 Arm, Ars. i., BAsaf., Asar., 
 Aur. mur., IBell., Berb., Bry., Cain., Calab., 
 Calad., ICalc, Camph., ICanth. ,ICaps., I ICarbo 
 v., 1 1 Card, m., ICaust., Ced., BICepa, Cham., 
 IChel., IChloral., HCon., ICrotal., ICrot. t, 
 ICycl., IDig., Eryng., Eucal., Fluor, ac, 
 IGraph., IHydras., Ilgn., Iodof., IKali bi., 
 
 I IKali c, I IKali iod., ILach., Lachn., Lyss., 
 IMagn. c, Meph., IMerc cor., IMerc. "iod. 
 rub., IMerc. sol., Natr. ph., I INiccol., I INitr. 
 ac, IOp., Osm., Pseonia, IPetrol., Pic. ac, 
 Polyg., Psor., I IRhod., 1 1 Sep., BSpig., Tabac, 
 Thuya, Vib., Viol., 1 1 Zinc; in affected parts 
 (ophthalmia), BHep.; constant, in afternoon, 
 IZinc ; in afternoon, from 4 p.m. till evening, 
 Caust.; worse in afternoon, to evening, INatr. 
 s.; especially in open air, IMerc; in open air or 
 on waking, by candlelight, 01. an.; in amauro- 
 sis, 1 1 Sul.; and aching, IGraph.; on awaking, 
 Elaps; frequent biting, must wink, IIEuph!; 
 in blepharitis (keratitis), IIApis; bloodshot, 
 morning, Calab.; in inflammation of brain, 
 
 I I Puis.; especially by candlelight, Magn. s.; 
 from candlelight, Coral.; especially in canthi, 
 Arg. nit.; in catarrh, INatr. a.; like chilblains, 
 I INatr. m.; heat as from coals, ICanth.; as 
 of glowing coals in small spots, ICaust.; 
 contractive burning in right eye, Spig.; with 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 cough, Agar.; all day, Amm. c; during day, 
 IMang.; deep in, with hot flushes, ICon. ; 
 periodical, dry, worse in bright daylight and 
 looking intently, Rhod.; in evening, Ant. t., 
 INatr. m., I IPsor.; in evening, especially when 
 trying to sew or read, I IRuta; worse in even- 
 ing, Aeon.; worse towards evening, Como.; 
 on least exertion, as if dry, though lachry- 
 niation is constant, IStaph.; with fever in 
 afternoon, Cinch, bol. ; in yellow fever, ISul.; 
 sensation of fire in, Ruta; like balls of fire, 
 Sep.; like balls of fire at night (asthenopia), 
 1 1 Ruta ; as if it were a ball of fire (kerato- 
 iritis with hypopion), HMerc; as though fire 
 came out of, evening and night, Jamb.; 
 with pain in forehead by candlelight, Croc. ; 
 as of a foreign body (acute inflammation 
 of eye), IChel.; in glaucoma, UPhos. ; ex- 
 tending into head (hypopion), BHep.; ex- 
 tending into head and around eye, usually 
 worse, in rest, at night, and on stooping, better 
 by firm pressure and walking in warm room 
 (iritis, glaucoma), BColoc; in headache, BDiad.; 
 with dull headache, Ailant'.; with sick head- 
 ache, BCoff.; with crushing feeling on vertex, 
 PhelL; with heat, MCinch.; in hordeolum, 
 BChel.; inflamed, with burning in ear, vertigo 
 and fainting, BCrot. t.; and itching, 1 1 Lye. ; in 
 syphilitic iritis, 1 1 Merc, cor.; with lachryma- 
 tion, ~Camph., BEuph.,BKaliiod.;with lachry- 
 mation, worse in bright light, BKreo.; with pro- 
 fuse lachrymation, better in open air, BPhyt.; 
 with lachrymation in wind, 1 1 Phos.; soon suc- 
 ceeded, by lachrymation, better by pressure on 
 closed lids, BCroc; in left eye, Arund., "Carbo 
 a., BColoc, BIgn., Inul., Tarax., Viol.; in left, 
 about eyeball, Spong.;inleft, worse evening and 
 after using (asthenopia), I I Merc, per.; in left, 
 from within outward, BAsaf.; in left, in rheu- 
 matism, 1 1 Lac c; worse in left, Arund.; espe- 
 cially in margin of lids, Clem.; must close eyes 
 frequently, Psor. ; compelling one to close lids, 
 worse in morning, better by cold water(trach- 
 oma), BAur. met.; cannot close lids, prevents 
 sleep, in evening, Jamb.; if he looks atten- 
 tively at anything, Bar. c; when looking into 
 light, BMagn. m.; when looking at a light, 
 darting upward above eyes, with pain in region 
 of eyebrow on going to bed, BNux v.; worse 
 lying down, BNux v.; during menses, Niccol., 
 BNitr. ac; in morning, BBNatr. m., BBSul.; 
 morning and evening, BZinc; morning and 
 evening, in ophthalmia, BAlum.; worse morn- 
 ings on awaking and towards evening, better 
 after washing, 1 1 Niccol.; worse moving eyes, 
 followed by sticking, with lachrymation, 
 Stront.; with increased secretion of mucus, 
 INatr. m.; in neuralgia, BChel.; especially at 
 night, BCon., BCrot. t., Jamb.; on opening 
 eyes, BKalibi.; intense, after operation, BZinc; 
 in ophthalmia, BApis, BCic; in catarrhal oph- 
 thalmia, 1 1 Phos., BPhyt.; in rheumatic oph- 
 thalmia, BColoc; in scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 IIArs.; periodic, Asaf.; in pertussis, BCaps.; 
 with photophobia, BMerc; with photophobia, 
 evening and afternoon, better from walk- 
 ing in open air, but returning in morn- 
 ing, BGamb.; with photophobia (irido-cho- 
 roiditis), BRhus ; with photophobia and 
 lachrymation, especially in evening, 1 1 Zinc; 
 in pneumonia, MCinch. bol.; pressive, as 
 if there were a hair in it, BPuls.; in right, 
 
 could not bear touch (irido-choroiditis),IRhus; 
 when reading, I Croc, Myr. cer., ISuL; while 
 reading by candlelight, BCalc; after reading or 
 writing, BLil. tig.; in right eye, Apis; of right, 
 followed by coryza, Sang.; in right, about 
 1 o'clock, I ISil. ; worse near fire, also morning 
 and evening, INatr. s.; rising in morning, 
 better in evening, Ars. met.; when rubbing, 
 DCon.; provokes rubbing and scratching, 
 BCinch., IIPuls.; extending from left to right, 
 in morning, better washing (muscular asthen- 
 opia), IMur. ac; with sleepiness, Arund.; 
 with sleepiness during day, Rhod.; smart- 
 ing, Zing.; smarting from strong light, 
 Eryng.; as from smoke, wants to rub them, 
 BICepa; with chronic sore eyes, I IBapt.;when 
 spectacles are put on, Bor.; red spot, ilod.; 
 after stool (constipation), INatr. c; with pain 
 in temples, Calab.; with throbbing in temples 
 (sick headache), BCorT.; tensive (conjunctivitis), 
 I ISul.; when touched, Caust.; in melanotic 
 tumor, BAur. met.; at twilight, better after 
 lighting lamp, Amm. m.; on using them, 
 Jab.; after using, BNatr. m. 
 $>$^ biting, heat, smarting. 
 
 Eyes, bursting : IGlon.; as if split, wakes him 
 in middle of night, Vacc; as if being ex- 
 panded, especially in evening by candlelight, 
 ISeneg.; worse from evening to morning, and 
 using eyes (syphilitic iritis), I IStaph.; as if 
 pressed asunder (glaucoma), Prun.; as if they 
 would burst out of head, worse turning head, 
 Lact. ac ; in left, as if it would fly to pieces, 
 worse stooping, in morning till noon, then 
 suddenly disappearing, 1 1 Spig. ; as if pressed 
 asunder (ciliary neuralgia), IBPrun.; as if 
 pressed asunder when reading, Asar. 
 jggp" 1 pressing outward. 
 
 Eyes, circles or margins : g@r* sunken, Cir- 
 cumorbital circles and Infraorbital half- 
 circles. 
 
 Eyes, closing : Ji^ Lids closing, paralysis. 
 
 Eyes, cold : feeling, BArg. nit., Berb., BCalc, 
 BCalc p., BEuph., IKali c, Lachn., ILyc, 
 I Plat., Spong.; cold feeling on inner surface of 
 lids, Phos. ac; with drawing above right, 
 down cheek as far as corner of mouth, 
 I I Ran. sc; momentary coldness in inner half 
 of right, in turning e,ye to left (rheumatic 
 iritis), I ISyph.; cold feeling when walking in 
 open air, Alum., Con.; as of cold water when in 
 a cold wind (phlyctenule of conjunctiva), 
 I ISquilla; cold water causes redness, with ten- 
 sion, Niccol.; like from a cool wind, Berb.; as 
 if fresh wind were blowing on eyes, IBFluor. 
 ac; of cold air rushing through, with tearing in 
 head and right eye and dim vision, Croc; as of a 
 cold wind blowing under lids, even in warm 
 room must tie them up and keep them warm 
 IBFluor. ac; sensation of cold wind blowing 
 in, especially inner canthi, BMed.; as if eyes 
 were gone and a cold wind blew through 
 sockets (asthenopia), 1 1 Sep., I ISul.;as if lids 
 were open and cold air blowing on exposed 
 eye (rheumatic ophthalmia), ! ISyph.; as if 
 cold air rushed in and out every time he 
 breathed, must cover them up warm (oph- 
 thalmia), BThuya; pain from cold air, Kob.; sen- 
 sitive to cold air, BClem.; lids sensitive, HMerc. 
 
 Eyes, color : Iris discolored ; also Chapter 47. 
 
 Eyes, congestion : ^^ a Conjunctiva, cornea, 
 Lids and Sclerotic 
 
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 Eyes feel constricted: Chloral. $g^ band, 
 contracted, cramping, tension. 
 
 E} r es, contorted: IStram., IVer. v.; tetanic, 
 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 J8@* distorted, motion convulsive, strabis- 
 mus. 
 
 Eyes, contracted : as if muscles were, Bell.; 
 contractive pain in a small spot above right 
 inner canthus, Jamb.; feeling, when spectacles 
 are put on, Bor. 
 
 Eyes, convulsions : Jg®^ distorted, motion 
 convulsive, rolling, strabismus. 
 
 Eyes, cramping pains in syphilitic iritis : I I Merc, 
 cor. JS^* band, contracted, tension. 
 
 Eyes, crawling : worse afternoon to evening, 
 INatr. s. gSil 00 formication. 
 
 Eyes,crushingpain:IBBry. ®g^ bruised. 
 
 Eyes, cutting : Amm. c, 1 1 Apis, Aur. met., 
 Natr.p., Ver. ; especially when exerting them, 
 1 1 Merc; extending into head and around eye, 
 usually worse on rest at night and on stoop- 
 ing, better by firm pressure and walking 
 in a warm room (iritis, glaucoma), IColoc; 
 as from knives in right, IColoc; like knives 
 in left (keratitis pustulosa), IISul.; in left, 
 Cic, ICund.; across left, evening in bed, 
 Chrom. ac; in left, with soreness in evening, 
 Calc. s.; worse at night or in damp weather 
 (iritis), IMerc; in rheumatic ophthalmia, 
 IColoc; pressive, to frontal sinuses, BEuph.; 
 when reading by candlelight, I Calc; severe in 
 right, Sul.;like stab in left, Cinch, bol. 
 jg@°* darting, lancinating, piercing, shoot- 
 ing, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Eyes, dancing (tetanus) : DPhyt. 
 jg^° brilliant, motion. 
 
 Eyes, darting : Ang., BApis ; through left,Brom., 
 I ISul.; upon exposure to any draught of air, 
 or before storm (ciliary neuralgia), ISil.; like 
 arrows through from head, worse before a 
 storm (asthenopia muscularis), I IRhod.;from 
 behind forward, causing pulsating pain in 
 left temple, and over left eye, Spig.; from tak- 
 ing cold, IPhos.; from left, through head 
 (irido-choroiditis), IBry.; extends from left, 
 over side of head toward occiput, Sep.; from 
 bright light, Kob.; in morning, better evening, 
 lArg. nit.; intense, through, as from needles, 
 Eup. perf.; into left, as if needles were run 
 through cornea,worseclosing eyes, cannotsleep 
 (neuralgia), lAct. rac; pain, worse at night, 
 lEuph.; sharp, INux v.; sharp, from above 
 right, down through eye, 1 1 Tereb. ; in kerati- 
 tis pustulosa, IISul.; sharp, in and over, in 
 some cases extending to top of head, always 
 worse in morning, BNux v.; sharp, in and 
 about left, extends to inner ear of same side, 
 pains suddenly leave eye, and manifest them- 
 selves in left ovary, I ISul.; after rising,! IPuls.; 
 to vertex (ciliary neuralgia), Act. rac; when 
 writing, Kob. 
 
 ggp^cutting, lancinating, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Eyes, dim: jgigr bleared, dull; also Sight 
 dim. 
 
 Eyes, disagreeable sensation: BBell. 
 
 Eyes, discharges : g^ Conjunctiva, Cornea, 
 Lachrymation, Lids, Ophthalmia. 
 
 Eyes, distorted: BCham., BCic, Cinch., Crotal., 
 IIHyos., JILaur., IMerc, BMosch., 1 1 Plat., 
 BVer.; in inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; with 
 cerebral affections (scarlatina), BSul.; in cho- 
 rea, BCup. ac; in periodical chorea, BCup. m.; 
 
 in convulsions, BMosch., I ISil.; convulsions 
 in dentition, I Cham.; in typhus, ILach.; in 
 nystagmus, BAgar.; in pneumonia, iChel. 
 jgig^ motion, rolling, strabismus. 
 
 Eyes, distress, as from want of sleep : Benz. ac. 
 
 Eyes, drawing: MCalab:, DGlon., Lyss.; feel 
 drawn back into head, Aur. mur., Ast. r., 
 Cham., BCrot. t., IGraph., BHep., ILach., 
 IMez., IParis, SPuls., I I Zinc; drawn back 
 into head with strings, Sil.; drawn back, in 
 cholera, I Cup. ac; as if drawn into head, in 
 anaesthesia of retina, DHep. ; through to cheek 
 and jaw, BChel.; with feeling of coldness 
 above right, down cheek as far as corner of 
 mouth, I I Ran. sc; after dinner, Agar.; with 
 diminution of vision, Seneg.; in headache from 
 gaslight, ICaust.; together, by heaviness in 
 back part of head, I INatr. m.; hot pain, bet- 
 ter by frequent sneezing, Lil. tig.; in left, asif 
 drawn in, BSul.; worse in lamplight (syphilitic 
 neuralgia), I ISyph.; in muscles, on moving 
 eyes, IflKalm.; together, with stitches outward 
 over left, after rising in morning, continues 
 till noon, somewhat better in open air, Sep.; 
 with redness, Con.; in right, I I Arm, I ICalab., 
 Coccus; in left, asif pulled forward and back- 
 ward, with numb pain through head, awaking 
 at 2 a.m., 1 1 Spig.; as if pulled out, BGlon.; as 
 if j)ulling out of head to one side or other, 
 Med.; worse by rubbing, or pressing lids 
 together, or pressing upon eye (conjunctivitis), 
 I I Sep.; sharp, through andaround,Zing.; spas- 
 modic, Cann. s.; sticking in right, extends to 
 vertex, ILach.; stiff sensation in muscles (as- 
 thenopia), BlXatr. m.; as if strabismus would 
 follow, with pressing in forehead in morning, 
 Pod.; as of a string pulling back into head, 
 ICrot. t.; as if a thread were drawn from back 
 of eye to eye, SLach.; as if a thread were 
 tightly drawn through to middle of head, 
 very painful, I IParis; twitching, as if eyes 
 were drawing into head (scrofulous ophthal- 
 mia), BArs. %g$f rheumatic. 
 
 Eyes, as if they would drop out : JBgg^ falling. 
 
 Eyes, dryness : $gp^ Conjunctiva, Lachrymal 
 apparatus, Lids. 
 
 Eyes, dull: feeling, on waking, Myr. cer.; feel- 
 ing, with chronic catarrhal conjunctivitis, 
 IMerc cor.; pain in back of, Bell.; pain behind 
 eye,with asthenopia, Led. ;constant pain, 1 1 Rhus 
 v.; constant pain (cataracta dura eminata et 
 asthenopia), BJab.; pain deep in, after reading, 
 IPhos.; pain, with feeling as if eyeballs were 
 pressed on from above, better closing eyes and 
 eating, Sinap.; pain in or about,to back of head, 
 with serous choroiditis, better by hot applica- 
 tion, not by cold, BGels.; pain in left and back 
 of orbit, in evening after walking, for one hour, 
 Pallad.; pain in left with gradual failure or 
 vision, 1 1 Ver.; pressure in left with headache, 
 Zing.; pain compelling one to close lids, worse 
 morning, better by cold water (trachoma), 
 lAur. met.; pains worse from motion, light or 
 exercise IPhyt.; pain after reading a short 
 time (asthenopia), I IPhos. 
 g^* aching, expression. 
 
 Eyes, encephaloma : ISil. 
 
 Eyes, eruption : covered with reddish -brown, 
 like smallpox pustules, without central depres- 
 sion, makes him blind, tips of pimples fill with 
 pus, worse in warmth of bed (secondarv syphi- 
 iHSyph. 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 Eyes, exertion : £@ ca Sight, reading, strain- 
 ing , writing. 
 Eyes, expression : of anguish, Arn.; anxious 
 (chronic diarrhoea), 3 Calc; anxious,in climaxis, 
 ■Trill.; suddenly changed, as if frightened, 
 I I Plumb.; changed, as if she were going 
 crazy, IPallad.; dim, in mania puerperalis, 
 Nux v.; disturbed, BHyper., Lyss.; dis- 
 turbed, in puerperal mania, ICamph.; dreary 
 (melancholy), lAur. met.; drunken, Jamb.; 
 dull, Ananth., BArs., Bapt., Bry., ICed., Coloc, 
 Coccul., Eryng.,IFerr.,IGlon., BKali c.JKalm., 
 IKreo., BNux m., 1 1 Rhus, I IStram., _ I ISul.; 
 dull, in albuminuria, BCalc. a.; dull, in apo- 
 plexy (old age), BBar. c; dull, blurred, in 
 strabismus, ICalc; dull, in intestinal catarrh, 
 BChel.; dull, in chorea, BAgar.; dull, cloudy ap- 
 pearance, Berb.; dull, look dead, I ISul.; dull, as 
 after a debauch, Cornus; dull, dim, Alet.,BSpig.; 
 dull, in prosopalgia, 1 I Verbas.; dull, in diph- 
 theria, 1 1 Lac c; dull, in epilepsy, 1 1 Op.; dull, 
 in evening, Pallad.; dull, blue rings around 
 eyes (chlorosis), BAbrot.; dull, with ill-defined 
 feeling of contraction around eye (chorio- 
 retinitis), BKali m.; dull, face pale grayish, 
 BKali c; dull, faint, BSpig.; dull, in typhus 
 fever, BArn., BBapt., BCarbo v., Cup. m., 
 BGels., BLach., llPhos.; dull, with heavy 
 feeling in forehead (fainting spells), BLac 
 del; dull, in gastromalacia, 6 Merc, d.; dull, 
 in spasmus glottidis, BChlor.; in hypochon- 
 driasis, B Arg. nit.; in imbecility, B Anac; dull, in 
 insanity, 1 1 Nux v.; dull leaden hue (morning 
 sickness), BCon.; dull, particularly in left 
 (prosopalgia), 1 1 Verbas.; dull, appear lifeless 
 (epilepsy), BBufo.; dull, with aversion to light 
 (coryza, pertussis), BBCepa; dull, especially 
 when looking intently,Rhemn ; dull, lustreless, 
 I I Ant. chl., Ars. h., Cup. m., Daph., BKali br., 
 BPhos. ac, IIRamex, Stann., BVer.; dull, 
 lustreless, in diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c; dull, lustre- 
 less, with blue rings around eyes, Sabina ; 
 dull, lustreless, in erysipelas of face, I ISul.; 
 dull, lustreless, with purulent matter in canthi 
 (apoplexy), BBNux v.; dull, lustreless, after 
 sexual excesses, B B Staph. ; dull , in meningitis, 
 BGels., 1 1 Puis., I IVer.; dull, menses irregular, 
 BGels.; dull, with neuralgia, BIris; dull, in 
 pneumonia, BAnt. t.; dull, when getting sleepy 
 (coryza), BCepa ; dull, after working in sun, 
 IGlon.; dull, in spinal irritation, BChin. s.; 
 dull, sunken, with blue rings (cerebrospinal 
 meningitis), ICup. ac; dull, with spasmodic 
 pains in stomach, BDiad.; dull, in infantile 
 syphilis, Syph.; excited, Kali ph.; expression- 
 less, 1 1 Amyg., Ananth.; expressionless, in in- 
 flammation of brain, 1 1 Puis.; expressionless, 
 # in chorea, 1 1 Act. rac. ; expressionless, in gonor- 
 rhoea, IITarant.; expressionless, in spasms 
 after pneumonia and typhoid, 1 1 Nux v. ; 
 expressionless, in typhoid malaria, BLyc. 
 vir.; fatigued, Ascl. t. ; fiery, ICanth . ; firm, Lyss.; 
 frightful, in acute mania, BCanth.; glar- 
 ing, in pneumonia, BBAcon., BAnt. t.; hag- 
 gard (nervous debility), BCup. ars.; heavy, 
 Bapt., BGels., BNux m.; heavy, sleepy, BEuph., 
 Jamb.; heavy, sleepy, red, BCastor., Gels.; 
 heavy, suffused, BGels.; idiotic (in headache), 
 BLach.; languid, Ascl. t.; languid, in consump- 
 tion, Blod.; languid, in mania puerperalis, 
 BNux v.; languid, unsteady, after typhoid, 
 BHell. ; languid, with sleepy, dreamy condi- 
 
 tion (gastric fever), 1 1 Puis.; large, in dyspep- 
 sia, Kali m.; large, in mania, I INux v.; large, 
 in puerperal mania, I INux v.; lifeless, Kreo.; 
 listless, Ars. h.; peculiar, Ced.; penetrating, 
 Lyss.; restless, Bell., Chin, s., Lyss., BStram., 
 I IValer., IVer., restless, in mania, BArs., 
 BCanth., BHyos., I IStram.; roving, puerperal 
 mania, BCamph.; sinister, I IStram.; sleepy, 
 all day, Bar. c; sparkling, BCanth.; staring, 
 BKreo.; startled, when aroused (scarlatina), 
 BBAilant.; stern, in delirium, after being ac- 
 cused of theft, BHyos.; strange, in mania, 
 BAnac; stupid, BHyos.; stupid, in typhoid, 
 B BPhos. ac.;. stupid, in incipient hydro- 
 cephalus, BCalc. p.; stupid, in imbecility, 
 BAnac; swollen, as after intoxication, Spong.; 
 threatening, BBell., Ver.; ugly, squinting, 
 Bufo.; uncanny, in mania, BAnac; uncon- 
 scious, Camph.; uneasy, Stram.; unsteady, 
 Aloe, Bell., Ced., BLach., BBMorph. sul., Paris; 
 unsteady, in pneumonia, BAnt. t.; unsteady, 
 in typhoid, GLach.; vacant, Atrop. s., Kreo., 
 Mez.; vacant, in hydrocephalus, BHell.; va- 
 cant, in typhoid, BHell., B BPhos. ac; va- 
 cant, in syphilis, BLyc; wandering, Ananth., 
 BBell., Camph., Paris ; wandering, pain worse 
 in left, after iritis, BKali bi.; wandering, 
 seems to dart from object to object, Ustil.; 
 wandering from object to object, during con- 
 versation, I IVal.; watchful, in delirium after 
 being accused of theft, BHyos.; weak, 1 1 Ran. 
 b., IVer.; weary, BCycl.; wild, IAct.rac,Ailant., 
 Amyg., Ananth., Ars., BBBell., I ICup. m., 
 BGlon., B BHyos., Lyss., Sec, BStram., BVer.; 
 wild, in typhoid, BNitr. sp. d. ; wild, in melan- 
 cholia after typhoid, BHell.; wild, in menin- 
 gitis, BStram.; wild, in mumps, BLach.; wild, 
 in hysteria, Val.; wild, in puerperal mania, 
 ICamph.; wild, in puerperal convulsions, 
 I INux v.; wild, with spells of rage, BAlum.; 
 wild, strange (exophthalmus) , OLyc. vir.; wild, 
 with stupidity (typhus), BNitr. ac. 
 jggp^ brilliant, fixed, staring, sunken. 
 
 Eyes, as if falling out: BGlon.; on stooping 
 (iritis, glaucoma), I Coloc; on stooping, during 
 menses, Brom. 
 
 Eyes, fatigued : $^ straining, tired. 
 
 Eyes, fine pains : Bell. 
 
 Eyes, fixed: Amyg., Ars., ICamph., Cina, Cup. 
 ac, Cup. m., BDolich., BHydr. ac, BHyper., 
 -Kali ars., BKali br., ILaur., Mosch., (Enan., 
 MPlat., Sec, I IStram., BVer.; in cerebral 
 disturbance, BCroc; in _ cholera, BCup. ac; 
 in cholera morbus or Asiatica, BCamph.; and 
 drawn somewhat to right (hysteria), BHydr. 
 ac; in eclampsia, Blpec; in epilepsy, BCic; 
 in typhus, I I Zinc; involuntarily on object at 
 which he is looking, caused by thrustlike 
 tearing in forehead, especially in right frontal 
 eminence, while standing or sitting, Spig.; 
 in gastritis mucosa in a child, 1 1 Ars.; before 
 him, BCalc; in imbecility, BAnac; follow- 
 ing an imaginary object or figure as if watch- 
 ing its motions (hysteria), BHydr. ac; im- 
 movable, BOp.; immovable (child in convul- 
 sions), Amyl.; immovable, during paroxysm 
 of puerperal eclampsia, BCoccul.; immovable 
 in mania, BBell.; insensible to light, BBLyc; 
 in melancholy, Kali ars.; wide open, I lEup. 
 perf.; with contracted pupils, I IVer.; in epi- 
 lepsy, I ISul.; after running pin into foot, 
 BHyper.; during pregnancy, seventh month 
 
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 (albuminuria), I ICEnan.; on a particular spot 
 on wall or on a picture (hysteria), IHydr. ac; 
 and staring, IINaja; in sunstroke, BGlon.; in 
 threatening apoplexy, IIBell.; during period 
 of tranquillity in last stage of hydrophobia, 
 Lyss.; with unconsciousness (aneemia), BCaust. 
 g^° expression, staring. 
 Eyes, foreign bodies: IflAcon., BCalc., Hep., 
 HSil.; feeling as of a foreign body, Bor., 
 ICalc. s., Caulo., lEuph., IFluor. ac, BNatr. 
 m., Meph., ISul., Thuya; feeling as if a sub- 
 stance too large were in eye, causing disten- 
 sion, in evening, BCaust.; as of little grains, 
 I ILith. c; as if hairs were in eye, with dim- 
 ness, Sang.; as if a hair hung over and must 
 be wiped away (keratitis), BEuph.; feeling 
 of a hair in left, which pricked it, pricking 
 made her rub it, worse walking (chronic 
 opacity of cornea), I ITarant.; pain as if a 
 hard substance were lying beneath left upper 
 lid, Staph.; as if there were a substance too large 
 in it, causing heaviness in evening, BCaust.; in- 
 flammatory conditions from, BBAcon.; sense of 
 a foreign body, with lachrymation, BBApis; 
 as of lashes, Canth., Dios.; as of a round or 
 large smooth substance, Dios.; as if something 
 were moving in them in evening, BCaust.; as if 
 something were passing around in eye, I Cist.; 
 pressing pain as from, BCaps.; pressure in 
 right when lids are closed, Psor.; pressure as 
 from dust, Coccul., Lachn., BLyc; pressure as 
 from sand, Amb.,Bry., BBCinch., BFerr., BHep., 
 
 I INitr. ac, 1 1 Merc, I I Rhus, Thuya; pressing 
 as from acrid dust (hysteria), lAur. met.; 
 pressure in left, as from a grain of sand, Sars.; 
 feeling of sand, Apis, BBArs., Ascl. t., Bell., 
 Berb.,1 IBry.,Cann.s., BCarbov., Chell., ICoral., 
 BDig., Dios., BEuph., BBFluor. ac, BHep., 
 
 I I Kali m., Kob., BLed., 1 1 Med., Natr. ph., 
 1 1 Petrol., Pic. ac, I I Puis., BSil., Spig., BSul., 
 Thuya, Urt. ur., Zing.; feeling of sand or dust, 
 with burning, 1 1 Op.; sensation as of sand, in 
 conjunctivitis, BIgn.; dry, as if sand were in 
 eyes, Grat.; feeling of fine sand under lids 
 (syphilitic iritis), 1 1 Thuya; feeling of sand in 
 left, better by rubbing, I IPhos.; as of sand, 
 sequel to measles, BCaust.; as of sand, in morn- 
 ing, Apoc, BNatr. m.; as of sand, most painful 
 in evening and night, with frequent lachryma- 
 tion, 1 1 Zinc; pressure, as from grain of sand, 
 worse in forenoon,with inflammation, redness 
 and smarting, Con.; feeling of sand, in proso- 
 palgia, measles, BCheL; pressure as of sand, 
 especially reading, Cina, BPuls.; pressure as 
 from sand in reddened eyes, in evening,BCoral.; 
 pressure in right as from a grain of sand,worse 
 rubbing, worse pressing eyelids together, Sep.; 
 pressure as of sand in upper lid, BCalc; as if sand 
 were rolling beneath lids (traumatic ophthal- 
 mia), BIgn.; burning shooting beneath lids of 
 left, as if sand had got init,BSul.; sore, as if sand 
 were in them, Amm. br.; feeling of sand, with 
 soreness and burning, BPhyt,; sticking, as from 
 sand, in rheumatic ophthalmia, BLed.; stinging 
 as if dust or sand were in them, better outdoors, 
 Sars.; sensation of sand, in hereditary syphilis, 
 1 1 Syph.; feeling as if sand were thrown violent- 
 ly into right, I ITereb.; as of sand, must wink 
 constantly, BFluor. ac; sensation of a foreign 
 body in right, then in left, Med.; soreness, as 
 from a foreign body, with photophobia and 
 lachrymation, BGels.; as of sticks, Dios., BMed.; 
 
 as of sticks, on awaking, for an hour, Pic ac; 
 as of sticks, after measles, Caust. ; feel full of 
 little stones (headache), BLac def.; as if some- 
 thing were in eye, sensation renewed if talked 
 about, BICalc p.; sensation, causing dull press- 
 ive or cutting pain beneath lids, with diffi- 
 culty in moving, BMerc 
 ©ggr bruised, injury, irritation. 
 
 Eyes, formication: Arund.; with lachryma- 
 tion, Cinch. JE^§p crawling, pricking. 
 
 Eyes, frightful: ■^^ expression. 
 
 Eyes, fulness: Apis, EBell., Cub.; as if blood 
 would burst out, Lact. ac; as of too much 
 blood in, Millef.; in catarrh, BNatr. a.; espe- 
 cially moving eyeball (iritis), BArg. nit,; eyes 
 feel full. Lye vir.; feeling of, with headache 
 (intermittent), I INux v.; inside eyeball, 
 Apis; in left, as if congested, on awaking, Sar- 
 rac; pupils dilated, immovable or contracted, 
 BNuxm. ; worse from use, or bright light, espe- 
 cially gaslight, I ISul.; in and over eyes, to 
 vertex, Gymn. Jg^ 13 heaviness. 
 
 Eyes, fungus: haematodes, BBPhos., BSil.; left 
 eyeball covered with funguslike growth, 
 pain intense, worse at night, 1 1 Syph.; medul- 
 laris, BCalc, BSil. 
 
 Eyes, violent pain in left, as if it were rubbed 
 against spiculae of glass : BSul. 
 
 Eyes, glassy or glistening : gt^ brilliant. 
 
 Eyes, gnawing : in right, extending downright 
 side of face and whole of nose (rheumatic 
 ophthalmia), I I Syph. 
 
 Eyes, grinding : dull, heavy, in left, Xan.; worse 
 from motion, awakes 5 a.m., gradually in- 
 creases and diminishes, I IStann. 
 
 Eyes, gritty feeling: Bell.; in right, 1 1 Sep. 
 "$3ih foreign bodies. 
 
 Eyes, heat: iEsc h.,BBAcon.,Agar., Ananth., Ast. 
 r., BBBell., Berb., BCham., Chloral., BBCinch., 
 BCvcL, Diad., Dig., Eucal., BGlon., BGraph., 
 BKalibi., BBLyc, I IMed., Meph., BMerc sol., 
 BNatr. s., BOp., BPsor., 1 1 Ran. b., Ruta, Sep., 
 Spong., I ISul., Tabac, Ver., 1 1 Ver. v., Verbas., 
 Viol.; as if hot air streamed out, in evening, 
 Diosc; on going into cold air, better in warm 
 room (pterygium), I I Zinc; in asthenopia, 
 BBRuta; burning heat, BArg. nit., Benz. ac, 
 BCham., Gymn., Mang., BBSul.; burning, worse 
 in evening (catarrhal ophthalmia), 1 1 Puis.; 
 burning, as if fire were streaming out, EClem.; 
 burning, with headache, BDiad.; dry burning, 
 in iritis, I I Puis.; burning, in scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia, BArs.; in choroiditis, BColoc; in 
 choroiditis, alternating with bronchial catarrh, 
 BArs.; with dryness, BAcon., I I Merc, sol., 
 BSpig.; in evening, Niccol., 1 1 Psor.; before 
 midnight, in catarrhal fever, B Jamb.; as after 
 looking at a fire, I IPhos.; flushes, Ptel.; ex- 
 tends to forehead, BGels.; glowing, BCanth.; 
 in headache, Diad.; in nervous headache, 
 BIgn.; itching, Lyes.; with lachrymation, 
 -Camph.; on closing, as if bathed in tears, 
 BCoral.; in left, BCheL; in left, in prosopalgia, 
 BChel.; on closing lids, Ustil.; in morning, 
 Apoc, BHep.; on motion of eye, BArg. nit.; 
 at night, BCrot. t.; at night, in pterygium, 
 1 1 Zinc.; from within outward, with heat from 
 nape of neck, Lyss.; with pressing, Niccol., 
 Psor.; when reading or writing, IIRhod.; 
 of right, I I Sep.; of right, with lachrymation, 
 Tell.; on rising, in morning, IMez.; and sandy 
 feeling when 'attempting to work near heat, 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 BLil.tig.; heating pains after surgical opera- 
 tion, ICroc; sudden, with stitching in left, 
 Sinap.; with ulceration, DKreo.; on using eyes, 
 I Aur. met., IJab.; as if surrounded by a hot 
 vapor, Bell.; feeling as if warm water were 
 flowing over and from eyes, first right then 
 left, on lying down or inclining head, better 
 by cold water (syphilitic ophthalmia), ENitr. 
 ac; worse from heat and glare of fire, also 
 from daylight, B BMerc. sol.; more painful near 
 warm stove, with profuse lachrymation, 
 ■ Como.; worse in warm room, better in morn- . 
 ing and on a cloudy day, ICon.; right feels as 
 if bathed in hot water, Amm. br. ; sensitive to 
 external heat, Can-t., Clem. 
 j^*g^ B burning, inflammation. 
 
 Eyes, heaviness : sensation, Act. rac, iEsc h., 
 All. sat., Ananth., 1 1 Apis, Ars. m., 1 1 Arum t., 
 IComo., Eryng., Ind., Lye. vir., Mane, 
 Pod., _ I I Rumex, MStram., ISul., Vib.; on 
 awaking, Myr. cer.; in catarrh, BNatr. a.; in 
 constipation, BDros.; with coryza, Jacar.; as 
 after a debauch, Cornus ; dull, in right, Apis ; 
 as if eye would fall out, worse reading, sewing, 
 etc., Ilgn.; in headache, I Arm; in frontal 
 headache, 1 1 Aloe; in nervous headache, 
 ■Ign.; like lead, 1 1 Paris; in incipient basilar 
 meningitis, I Kali br.; before menses, HNatr. 
 m.; in metrorrhagia, I ISabina ; as after night 
 watching, BGels.; cannot keep open, Hell.; 
 pain, with outward pressure, 1 1 Lac c; pain, 
 in left and back of orbit, in evening, after 
 walking one hour, Pallad.; like sleepiness, 
 MPhos.; before attack (stomacace), BDulc; 
 with dryness of throat, Naja; in follicular 
 tonsillitis, BMerc. cy.; like a weight, with dul- 
 ness, B^Esc. h.; a weight seems to rest on eyes, 
 ICarb. v., Cist., Cornus ; feeling of a weight 
 at back of eyes (spinal irritation), IHep. 
 glU* expression, pressure. 
 
 Eyes, hyperaesthesia : gifr" sensitive, touch. 
 
 Eyes, immobility : worse at night, in syphi- 
 litic iritis, B BMerc. $^* fixed. 
 
 Eyes, inflammation : jgigf 11 Conjunctiva, Cor- 
 nea, Iris, Lids, Ophthalmia, Retina, Scle- 
 rotica. 
 
 Eyes, injury: from blows, BIArn., BBSymph.; 
 contusions or wounds, especially with extra- 
 vasation of blood, BBLed.; as if upper lid passed 
 over an elevation in bulb of eye after being 
 struck with a cane, I ISymph.; after extraction 
 of cataract, BGuarsea ; sharp pains, after re- 
 moval of cataract by Grsefe's method (irido- 
 choroiditis suppurativa traumatica), I I Rhus; 
 hemorrhage in wound of cornea, I ISul.; in- 
 flammation and soreness caused by foreign 
 substances, B I Aeon., BEuph., BHam., BPuls., 
 IBSil.; incised wounds, BCalend., I BStaph.; sym- 
 pathetic irritation after removal of left eye, 
 I ISul.; lacerated wounds, B BCalend.; after 
 operation for strabismus, BBerb.; pain, worse 
 from contact of air, BEuph.; pain, from an- 
 terior synechia, B Hyper.; from splinter, 
 BCalc. s.; by a straw, BEuph.; constant dis- 
 charge from stump of left, painful, sensitive 
 to touch, stitches to healthy eye, I ISul.; flow 
 of irritating tears, BNitr.ac; tenotomy, point of 
 sloughing and black spot in centre, BLach.; 
 ulceration, BArn.; ulcers (traumatic inflamma- 
 tion), BCon. 
 
 Eyes, intolerable pain in left: frequently with 
 great pain and weakness of head, Zinc. 
 
 Eyes, irritation : All. sat., Arum m., BAtrop. s., 
 BGels., 1 1 Kali m., I I Sang. ; especially toward 
 evening, after working all day, BRuta; as if 
 irritated, in ophthalmia,BCaust.;pungent,BArs. 
 iod.; after reading, BApis ; when using them, 
 Apis. 
 
 Eyes, itching : BAnt. c, Apis, I lArg.met., Aur. 
 mur., Bar. c, Bell., Berb., Bufo., BCalc, BCepa, 
 Cinnam., Clem., Coloc, Cop., Gels., BKali bi., 
 
 I ILach., BMerc. sol., Mosch., BMur. ac, BNatr. 
 m., Osm., Pseonia, BPetrol., BPuls., BSul., Vespa, 
 BZinc; around back of (asthenopia), 1 1 Sep.; 
 especially in canthi, Arg. nit.; like chilblains, 
 
 I I Natr. m.; in evening (chronic catarrhal con- 
 junctivitis), BMerc. cor.; toward evening, 1 1 Cup. 
 m.; in evening, Aeon., BGamb.,Meph., Pallad., 
 ISul.; worse in evening and better in cool air 
 or by cold applications (trachoma), BPuls.; 
 in yellow fever, BSul.; w r orse by gaslight 
 (catarrhal ophthalmia), BPhyt.; violent, in- 
 ternal, in evening, Jamb.; with lachrymation, 
 IISul.; intolerable, in left, especially in lower 
 part, 1 1 Zinc; in left, Arund., Chim. umb., 
 Cinch, bob, Daph., Elaps ; worse in left, 
 Arund.; in morning, Meph.; in morning after 
 rising, BNatr. m.; especially of lids, disappears 
 on rubbing, DCaust.; caused by light, Ananth.; 
 in catarrhal ophthalmia, I IPhos.; on going 
 out, frequent, winking and wiping, lachry- 
 mation, worse in afternoon, BEuph.; pain, 
 (conjunctivitis), I ISul.; in right, BArg. nit., 
 Asaf.; in right, after measles, BArg. met.; from 
 steam, from warm water, if she attempts to 
 wash (pityriasis capitis), BMez.; stinging under 
 left, better by rubbing, Spong.; provokes rub- 
 bing and scratching, B BPuls.; w T orse from rub- 
 bing, I IKreo.; better from rubbing, BNux v.; 
 with dimness of vision, 1 1 Puis.; in exerting 
 vision, Rhus. 
 
 jgggf 11 burning, smarting. 
 
 Eyes, jactitation of right: I ISyph. ' 
 te~ jerking. 
 
 Eyes, jaundiced : jg^° Conjunctiva yellow. 
 
 Eyes, jerking : in muscular asthenopia, BAgar.; 
 in left, Agar.; after operation, BAsar.; in right, 
 with congestion to head, BLach.; sharp pains 
 as from a knife, Vib.; sudden, in both,Chrom. 
 ac. S^° twitching. 
 
 Eyes, lancinating : BApis, BChel. ; from within 
 out, Cadm. s.; in upper part of left, I ISenecio; 
 from sunlight, I I Graph.; after surgical opera- 
 tion, BCroc 
 j$£gT cutting, darting, shooting, stitching. 
 
 Eyes, large (sensation): BBAcon., Chloral., 
 BComo., Daph., BLvc, BMez., BNatr. m., BOp., 
 BBParis, BPhos., BPlumb., BBSpig.; feel too 
 large and compressed, with redness and in- 
 flammation of whites, B BNatr. m.; seemed so 
 large that upper lid would not cover it, I Chel.; 
 seem distended, Calc p.; in evening, Amm. 
 br.; in hemorrhage from lungs, BCinch.; in 
 incipient hydrocephalus, BApis ; in hysteria, 
 BLyc; inflamed, Calad.; of left, Rhus; difficult 
 to get lids over, BPhos. ; as if they had no room 
 in orbit, in scrofulous ophthalmia, BArs.; as if 
 they would be pressed out of head, Act. rac; 
 right feeling larger than left, B BComo.; worse 
 from use or bright light, especially gaslight, 
 I ISul. JSig* expression, staring. 
 
 Eyes, sensitive to light : jggT Photophobia. 
 
 Eyes, looking : around, causes vertigo, Calc, 
 Con.; as if head were too light, especially mov- 
 
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 ing or looking at objects (cataracta dura im- 
 matura et asthenopia), Uab.; looking steadily 
 at a distance causes pain (cataracta dura imma- 
 tura et asthenopia), Uab.; looking downward 
 causes vertigo (traumatic muscular paralysis), 
 I Arm; upon ground, when walking (photo- 
 phobia, Psor.; at a fixed point, relieves head- 
 ache), Agnus ; sees objects plainly for a while 
 if one eye only is used, Chloral.; sees objects 
 only when looking at them sideways, IChin. 
 s.; sight better looking intensely and steadily 
 on an object, lAur. met.; sight better looking 
 out from under brows, I I Sep.; pain renewed 
 by looking steadily at an object, as in sewing 
 (amenorrhcea), BCina ; looks steadily at ob- 
 jects, as if unable to make them out (myelitis), 
 
 I I Pic. ac; symptoms worse looking steadily, 
 Cadm. s.; long at an object, in morning causes 
 vertigo and nausea, Sars.; cannot look upward, 
 Arund., Bell., I I Strain.; cannot look up, in 
 phlyctenular ophthalmia, I I Merc. cor. ; look- 
 ing up causes inclination to fall to left (ver- 
 tigo), BCaust.; looking upward, head worse, 
 iEthus.; pain in right eye on looking upward 
 (paresis of right nervous abducens), 1 1 Sul.; 
 tired, in looking upward, Ast. r.; worse look- 
 ing upward, Ars., (Jolch. 
 
 t£^ expression, motion. 
 
 Eyes, as if lying loose in sockets : ICarbo a 
 
 Eyes-, lying down : pain after, Carbo v. 
 
 Eyes, melanosis : BAur. met. 
 
 Eyes, mobility : impaired. g@" paralysis. 
 
 Eyes, better by moonlight : lAur. met. 
 
 Eyes, motion : in every direction without tak- 
 ing notice (ansemia of brain), II Kali br.; con- 
 stant, IBell., Hod., 1 1 Kali iod., IStram.; 
 constant, from side to side (amaurosis), lArs., 
 
 I I Sul. ; convulsive, Aeon. , I Agar., IBell. ,BBufo. ; 
 convulsive, with fainting, Ver.; convulsive, in 
 hydrocephaloid, llgn.; convulsive, in light, 
 better in a dark room, Bell. ; convulsive, dur- 
 ing labor, Chin, s.; convulsive, in summer 
 complaint, I ICoff., BKali br.; difficult, in oph- 
 thalmia, ICinch.; better after active muscular 
 exercise, I Aur. met.; causes fulness and heavi- 
 ness in forehead, IBry.; makes head worse, 
 Nux v., Ptel.; of one, independent of the 
 other, IPhyt.; involuntary, ICalc, Canth.; 
 causes irritability of eye, Jab.; causes nausea 
 (ague), llpec. ; eyeballs move about when 
 opening eyes (after apoplexy), I Cup. m.; 
 nystagmus, lAgar., ICalab., §Magn. p. ; 
 oscillations (typhoid, in a child), BGels.; 
 eyeballs oscillate laterally when using them, 
 IGels.; painful, I I Agar., Arg. nit., Ars., Astac, 
 IBry., ICarbo v., BKalm., INatr. m., I I Paris, 
 I IPhos., IBRhus; pain (brain fag), 1 1 Pic. ac. ; 
 painful, with headache, Hippom.; painful, in 
 scrofulous and syphilitic iritis, 1 1 Sul.; painful, 
 as if too large for their orbits, ISpig.; painful, 
 in gonorrhceal ophthalmia, 1 1 Coral.; painful 
 when moving quickly, I I Ran. sc; painful 
 when revolved, Sil.; painful in right, lArs., 
 ISpig.; painful when moved from side to side, 
 I ICalab.; painful on turning sideways (head- 
 ache), Sil.; pain at each step, 1 1 Hep/; painful, 
 feels tense, Spig.; painful to turn, ICrot. t, 
 I IKalm., Rhus ; pain when turning in certain 
 directions, Meph.; pain on turning quickly, 
 Eryng.; turning, causes vertigo, ISpig.; like 
 pendulum, from side to side, ICup. m.; 
 quick, Stram.; rotary, Ustil., IITarant.; 
 
 short, back and forward, with closed 
 eyes, Osm.; spasmodic, IBell., Canth.; spas- 
 modic, after least attempt to use eyes (hyper- 
 esthesia of retina), INux v.; stiff in muscles, 
 I IKalm.; as from stitches, Carbo v.; vacillate, 
 Cupr. s., IStram.; worse on moving, Como. 
 Jg£iH distorted, looking, rolling, strabis- 
 mus. 
 
 Eyes, muscles : pain when looking up, ICarbo 
 v.; muscles feel stiff, Eryng.; ciliary muscles, 
 spasm, ICalab., Uab.; tension while reading, 
 ICalc; muscular power weak, MSeneg.; spas- 
 modic action of internal rectus, IHyos. 
 Jggg** paralysis, strabismus. 
 
 Eyes, neuralgia: IBell., IChel., Chin, m., 
 "BCinch., ICinnab., ICrotal., IHam., Ugn., 
 IKalm., BMagn. p., INatr. m., Phell., BSil., 
 I ISpig.; ciliary, worse afternoon and at night, 
 on right side, better lying down, lAct. rac; 
 ciliary, from asthenopia and chronic iritis, 
 IComo.; ciliary, with acute conjunctivitis, 
 I I Tereb.; worse" after being in bed a short time, 
 I Sil.; centres in, above or below, from cold, 
 in damp, rainy weather, I ISpig.; cutting, with 
 vomiting, I Iris ; upon exposure to any draught 
 of air or before storm, ISil.; when pressing 
 lids together, worse when rolling eyes, IMed.; 
 with glaucoma, IPhos.; extends to top of 
 head (ciliary neuralgia), BIgn.; indistinct par- 
 oxysms, with contractions and twitchings of 
 muscles on affected side, BGels.; particularly 
 in rheumatic arthritic inflammation, BSpig.; 
 intermittent, worse 10 a.m., from touch or 
 motion, ECinch.; in iritis, BArn.; dependent 
 upon iritis, following malarial disease, BCinch.; 
 in and above eye, with lachrymation, Chel.; 
 in left eye, Aur. mur., BLach.; seemed to ex- 
 tend from pupil of left to back of head, BCrot. 
 t.; in left eye, with severe pain in back of 
 head, as though it had been struck, pain 
 spreads to front, lasted all night, Med.; in left 
 eye, increasing from 10 a.m. to noon, gradu- 
 ally decreases, with lachrymation during 
 pain, I IStann.; worse from motion, better in 
 rest, pains occasionally periodic in character, 
 and may be worse at night, IBPrum; worse at 
 night, I I Plumb.; especially after operations 
 on eye, BMez. ; in scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 lArs.; paroxysmal, with horizontal half 
 sight, I Ars.; in paroxysms, daily at 5 p.m. 
 (sclerotitis rheumatica), I IChin. m.; in par- 
 oxysms,better walking in openair, worse lying 
 down, "Carbo v.; periodic, every day at same 
 hour, BGels.; periodic, in glaucoma, iritis, 
 and choroiditis, BCed.; periodic, with flow 
 of tears and reddened conjunctiva, INatr. m.; 
 periodic, in and around, with chills, Chin, 
 in.; periodic, in iritis, BEuph.; periodic, every 
 other day, 8 to 9 a.m., eye becomes inflamed 
 (ophthalmia rheumatica), BCinch.; periodic, 
 in right (rheumatic ophthalmia) JColoc; with 
 prosopalgia, B BSpig.; of right, ICarbol. ac; in 
 and above, particularly right side, Chel.; from 
 right to occiput, Coccus ; of right in tic dou- 
 loureux, BColoc; in and over right, USang.; in 
 right, extends to forehead, commences in 
 morning, worse till noon, then better, leaves 
 at sunset (after Aeon, and Bell, failed),! Kalm.; 
 sharp, in and about., lAtrop.; cutting, stitch- 
 like, better by firm pressure and while walk- 
 ing in warm room, worse by rest at night 
 and when stooping, IColoc; w r orse before a 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 storm, IBRhod.; appearing and disappearing, 
 IBelL; worse at exit of supraorbital nerve, 
 MSil.; from decayed teeth, 8 Plant.; continu- 
 ous, varies from a dull grumbling, aching, 
 beating, sore pain to a severe, sharp darting, 
 almost driving patient crazy, especially severe 
 over and around eye, extending through to 
 occiput on corresponding side, often followed 
 course of supraorbital nerve, worse at night, 
 frequently severe paroxysms, 1 to 3 a.m., 
 IITereb. 
 g^° sharp pain, shooting, tearing. 
 
 Eyes, oscillate : jgigp 10 motion. 
 
 Eyes, odor : fetid, ulcerlike, Paris. 
 
 Eyes, opening: g^° Lids open. 
 
 Eyes, pain (undefined) : Absin., ^Ethus., lApis, 
 Asar., Aspar., IBelL, Berb., Bufo., ICalab., 
 BChel., Chim. umb., Clem., IColch., IColoc, 
 IComo., ICrot. t., ICup. ac, Daph., lEup. 
 perf, Gamb., BGlon., Gymn., IHep., BHydras., 
 Iodof., IKali c,BJab., DLach., Lyss., IMerc. cor., 
 I IPtel., BSep.; afternoon and evening, worse 
 after sewing, Ars. m.; in open air, Spig.; in 
 muscular asthenopia, I Agar.; with sensation in 
 and around, especially left, worse thinking of 
 eyes, using them and on awaking in morning 
 (asthenopia), BLach. ; back of eyes, I ITherid.; 
 back of eyes, in asthenopia," I I Sul. (after 
 Sep.) ; back of eyes with dull headache, 
 BPod.; back of eyes, with frontal headache, 
 Kob. ; worse bending forward, IColoc; causes 
 blindness, with vertigo, I ITherid.; extends 
 into anterior portion of brain from right, 
 Chrom. ac; running directly back to brain, 
 worse from moving eyes, Grin.; especially in 
 right, with oppression of chest, BRan. b.; 
 during chill, Lact. ac; constant, I Jab.; fol- 
 lowed by coryza, Sang.; with cough, IIEup. 
 perf., BKali iod.; deep in, Ars., Bell., I IKali 
 c; deep in, with photophobia and lachryma- 
 tion, IKali c; as from dryness, ISul.; to back 
 part of ear, Ars. m.; with ringing in ears, Cact. ; 
 before epilepsy, BAtrop. s.; in evening, Carbo 
 v.; in evening on lying down, Zinc; worse in 
 evening and by gaslight (keratitis), ICalc; 
 worse in evening and better in cool air or by 
 cold _ applications (trachoma), IPuls.; in 
 evening, with redness, I IKali m.; with 
 great nervous excitement in evening, 
 Daph.; in centre, sensation as of pain 
 between eyeball and orbital plate of parietal 
 bone, lAct. rac; extends to orbit and head, 
 worse at approach of storm, better when 
 storm broke, with gradual failure of sight, 
 I IRhod.; from facial bones, Ars. m.; during 
 fever, BGuarsea ; extends to forehead and ver- 
 tex^ Pallad.; in headache, BAgar., BBBell., 
 MSticta; in chronic headache, BApis ; with 
 headache and heat in head and face, 
 Calab., into head, Amm. br., BLil. tig.; into 
 head and ears, on exertion of eye (choroidi- 
 tis), MSil.; into head, one side, better from 
 warmth (sclero-choroiditis ant.), MSil.; into 
 ear, corresponding side of head, worse at 
 night, especially 2 or 3 a.m., painful to touch 
 (kerato-iritis), EHep.; during heat, Stram.; 
 in intermittent, posterior portion of right, 
 BBadiag.; at intervals, from posterior portion 
 to occipital protuberance, Como.; and. irrita- 
 tion, BMed.; in keratitis, BAtrop.; in "scrofu- 
 lous keratitis, BLach.; with lachrymation, 
 Act. rac; from lamplight, BNatr. m.; in left, 
 
 I Anac,BElaps,Ipom., Gymn.; in left, in syph- 
 ilitic conjunctivitis, I ISyph.; in left, in puerpe- 
 ral eclampsia, I ICoccul.; in left, in hemicrania, 
 DChin. a.; in left, with melancholy, BAur.met.; 
 in and around left, pressure relieves pain, 12 
 o'clock, daily, 1 1 Chin, s.; in left, darting to 
 right (sclero-choroiditis post.; asthenopia), 
 ICroc; in left, then in right, with dim 
 vision, Sars.; in left, with muscaa volitan- 
 tes, Calab.; from left to vertex, in aline along 
 the middle, Cinnam.; worse in left, dimness 
 of sight, Gels.; mostly in left, with pain in 
 temples, Gamb.; worse in left, in morning, or 
 from stooping, better while eating, lying down 
 and after sleeping, I IPhos.; worse from light, 
 Apis ; on looking, BApis ; in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, IGlon.; in morning, when awak- 
 ing, better by washing, BForm.; worse in 
 morning, in conjunctivitis, INatr. a.; violent, 
 from 3 a.m. until 3 p.m., 1 1 Spig.; worse mov- 
 ing eyes, Apis, IBry.; through right, with 
 nausea, Lact. ac; in neuralgia, BChen. a.; 
 worse by any bright object (neuralgia), ECoc- 
 cion.; all night, Yespa ; during night, with 
 conjunctival injection brought on by overuse, 
 especially by artificial light, BNux v.; intoler- 
 able, every night at 12 o'clock, exhausting, 
 IMerc; worse at night, BArs., BMerc, 1 1 Spig., 
 
 I ISyph.; in and around eye, usually worse at 
 night, with ciliary injection, BCrot. t.;inright, 
 worse at night, cannot read, Canth.; better 
 blowing nose, Aur. met.; occasional, BKali m.; 
 extending to occiput, Como., 1 1 Paris; with 
 headache in occiput, BBNux v.; to occiput, 
 worse before storm (choroiditis), BCed.; 
 through right, to occiput and nose (insanity), 
 
 I I Tarant.; "through to occiput, with sensation 
 of weight drawing head back, Syph.; on open- 
 ing, BHydras.; precede full development of 
 athritic ophthalmia, BColoc; from within out- 
 ward, Ast. r.; with photophobia, BChel.; in 
 left, then in right, pupils dilate, Grin.; severe 
 in left, worse pressing on crown of head, with 
 dull headache, Bapt.; on reading, Am., Aur. 
 met., Bapt., I ILith., Phell.; in left, Grin.; in 
 right and above it, Calc a.; in right, Card.m., 
 Chloral., BiComo., BCrotal., Dolich., Erig., 
 Ipom., BMed., BRan. b.; passes from over 
 right, into head, Coccul.; worse in, in right, 
 lying on right side (rheumatic ophthalmia), 
 
 I ISyph.; in right, at 8 a.m., after walking, 
 Pallad.; in right, particularly during motion, 
 Ars.; in right, could not bear touch, 1 1 Rhus; 
 from right to occiput, Diosc. ; in right, worse 
 touching lids, Anag.; worse right side (diar- 
 rhoea), BApis; worse in right (ophthalmia 
 after chill), BEuph.; leaves when sitting in 
 stooping position, goes to neck and muscles 
 of shoulders and beneath scapula, Eryng.; 
 disturbing sleep, BCrot. t.; violent, especially 
 in right, as if it would start out of socket, 
 Magn. s.; in left, succeeded immediately by 
 sickness of stomach, Gamb.; during stool, 
 BCrot. t.; sudden, severe, in right, followed 
 by blindness while walking through fields 
 covered with snow, BKali m.; in and over 
 right, going off with sun, BNatr. m.; supraor- 
 bital neuralgia, BChel.; as if swimming in 
 tears, Coral. ; transient, Bell.; transient, be- 
 hind left, Ascl. t.; on using (want of accom- 
 modation), BArg. nit.; on least attempt to use 
 eye, intense pain and spasmodic motion of 
 
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 ocular muscles (hyperesthesia of retina), 
 INux v.; extending to vertex, ICroc, I IPhos.; 
 in left, with diminished vision ( iritis), lEuph.; 
 with dark spots before vision, Cact.; with 
 weakness of sight, Meph.; from walking in 
 wind, Ars. met. 
 Eyes, paralysis : impaired or lost mobility in 
 cellulitis, IPhyt.; following diphtheria,! BGels.; 
 of ciliary muscle, 1 1 Paris, Seneg.; after long 
 disease, | Calab.; from cold, iOCaust., Euph.; 
 from rheumatism, exposure to cold or getting 
 feet wet, IIRhus ; of muscles, Caust., ICon., 
 Crotal., liGels.; partial, of external recti, Con.; 
 of superior oblique, ISyph.; paresis, of superior 
 oblique, ISeneg.; insufficiency of left superior 
 oblique, lArn.; superior oblique muscle also 
 acted in looking downward, causing slight 
 rotation around visual axis, rather than a 
 downward movement, Calab. ; of oculo-mo- 
 tors, BBArn., BEuph.; paresis of left oculo-mo- 
 tor, with paralysis of superior rectus, I I Seneg. ; 
 of oculo-motor and abducens (diplopia), 
 I IGels.; of right external rectus, Chel.; in- 
 sufficiency of external recti, 1 1 Cup. ac. ; paresis 
 of internal recti, lAgar., BCalab., ECon., 
 Uab., ILil. tig., IMerc. iod. flav., GBMorph. 
 sol., IINatr. m., I IPhos., ERuta, I ISeneg.; 
 of superior rectus and inferior oblique muscles, 
 Calab.; of superior rectus, with paresis of left 
 oculo-motor, I I Seneg.; in spermatorrhoea, sex- 
 ual abuse, BPhos.; worse from stimulants or 
 tobacco, BONux v. ; traumatic, B Arm; of nervus 
 abducens of right, I ISul.; of left nervus ab- 
 ducens, syphilitic history, I Kali iod. ;of syphi- 
 litic origin, IMerc. iod. flav.; of third nerve, 
 Caust., BEuph., I INux v., I IPhos.; of all fibres 
 of third pair of nerves of right eye, probably 
 of syphilitic origin, IMerc. iod. flav.; affection 
 of sixth pair of right (emissions), B IPhos. 
 fggg*' motion, also Lids paralysis. 
 Eyes, periodic pain: Jg®^ neuralgia. 
 Eyes, piercing : inward pressing, to root of nose 
 and side of forehead, Millef. ; as with knives 
 (prosopalgia), IChel.; in onanism, EHyos.; 
 in right, with headache in sinciput, Cist.; 
 worse rubbing or pressing upon eye (con- 
 junctivitis), I I Sep.; obliged to remove spec^ 
 tacles in reading or writing (nearsighted 
 woman), BApis. Jggg~ cutting, darting, lan- 
 cinating, stitches. 
 Eyes, pinching : in right inner half, better 
 from motion in open air, Arm; in a small spot 
 above right inner canthus, Jamb. 
 Eyes, pressing: BAlum., Amm. c, Anag., 
 Ananth., Ant. t., 1 1 Apis, Benz. ac, Berb., 
 i'BBry., Cain., ICalc, Carbo v., UCard. m., 
 ICaust., I IChel.,Colch., BCup. m.,Dig., Euph., 
 IGlom, IHep.,Ind.,EKalibi., I IKalic,BLach., 
 IMerc. sol., Menyanth., Mosch., INitr. ac, 
 IPhyt., IPsor., IPuls., IBRan. b., IRhus, 
 • Sec, I I Sep., Spong., Ver., Viol., IZinc, ^Zing.; 
 aching, even when not using (amblyopia), 
 IMerc; worse in open air, IClem.; alternates 
 with burning, Sars.; as if pressed asunder, 
 then out of orbit (rheumatic ophthalmia), 
 ■Led.; from before backward or above down- 
 ward, Anac; from behind backward, and 
 from below upward, Bism.; in right, behind 
 (uterine derangement), BCaul.; behind, with 
 vertigo, BRhus; as if bruised (foreign body in 
 eye), IHep.; in conjunctivitis, in evening, 
 I ISul.; contracting, whilst walking in open 
 
 air, Euph.; deep in, when she closes eyes, 
 
 I Bell.; deep in, worse looking iixedly upward 
 and sideways, better looking downward, 
 Bar. c; with dimness on exerting eyes, 
 BPetrol.; from above downward, Coloc; from 
 above downward, with aching, lAur. met.; in 
 right, from above and outside, in evening, 
 w r orse wiping, Coloc; as from above, with tired 
 feeling and dull pain in eyes, better closing 
 eyes and eating, Sinap.; as from drowsiness, 
 
 I I Cinch.; dry, as if sleepy, 1 1 Euph.; with 
 dryness, in evening, EStaph.; in left, with dull 
 pressing headache, worse in forehead and 
 temples, Zing.; with dulness and stupe- 
 faction in head, ISeneg.; constant in even- 
 ing, Zinc; in left, in evening, Camph.; to- 
 ward evening, Zinc; in evening, forces 
 her to close eyes, IHep.; as if eyeballs 
 were too large, Phos. ac; from exertion of 
 eyes, Agar.; during fever, BKali c; with pain 
 in forehead, by candlelight, Croc; with press- 
 ing headache in forehead and vertex, as if 
 pressed asunder, IRan. b.; extending into 
 head (hypopion), IHep.; extending through 
 whole head, in light, better in dark room, 
 Bell.; with rush of blood to head, ISul.; after 
 headache, Anag.; as if head were firmly 
 pressed, right side (sore throat), I IPhyt.; as if 
 there were heat in eyes, BPuls.; with heat and 
 redness, Niccol.; with heat in head and 
 flashes of heat, IKali c; heavy, also in left 
 occiput, Zing.; hard, heavy, dull behind, 
 QTherid.; dull, heavy, behind, with frontal 
 headache, ITherid.; 'from without inward, 
 Anac, Bapt., Bell., Zinc; inward, on reading, 
 BKali c; in left, Agar., Calc s., Coccus, ICo- 
 loc, BPuls., Urt. ur., Zinc, Zing.; in left, with 
 lachrymation, seems smaller and w r eaker, 
 BEuph.; in left, with lachrymation, I IPuls.; 
 on inner surface of left, with profuse lachry- 
 mation, Ruta ; in left, worse in lower part, 
 Apis; in middle of left, Clem.; worse after 
 lying down and during rest, from motion and 
 touch, Bism.; with agglutination of lids, 
 EMagn. c; when looking at light, BEuph.; 
 worse from light (traumatic inflammation), 
 DCon.; if he looks attentively at anything, 
 Bar.c,BNatr.m.; Avhen looking up ward, Sabad.; 
 as if compressed, worse on looking, I IPhos.; 
 in lower part of left, Apis ; in lower part, in 
 hydrops retinae, lApis ; with headache dur- 
 ing menstrual period, preventing sleep, ICroc; 
 in middle of globe, Cain.; from middle, 
 at every change of light, either going from 
 dark into light, or suddenly from light to 
 dark, Stram.; morning and evening, I I Graph.; 
 on moving them, I I Agar.; only in morning on 
 rising, Val.;in right inner half, worse from 
 motion in open air, Arn.; w r orse from motion, 
 awakens 5 a.m., gradually increases and dimin- 
 ishes, I IStanm; with muscse volitantes, Calab.; 
 at night, Coccul.; with throbbing tearing, in 
 occiput (headache^, I ISul.; if pressed against 
 side of orbits, Card, m.; from within outward, 
 lAur. met., IBry., Camph., Cann. s., Caulo., 
 ICham., IComo., Daph., BFluor. ac, Guarsea, 
 Gymm, I liber., BIgn., IMerc. cor., IINux v., 
 Paris, IPhyt., IPsor., I IPuls., ISil., ISpig., 
 Thuya; outward, in morbus Basedowii, 
 BPhos.; outward, especially in evening by 
 candlelight, ISeneg.; outward, in glaucoma, 
 with snooting, I IBry.; outward, in hay 
 
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 asthma, ILach.; outward, with frontal head- 
 ache, IMed.; outward, worse in right eye, 
 with headache in forehead, I I Sang.; outward, 
 with pressure in front of head, Lye. vir.; out- 
 ward when she combs hair, INux v. ; outward, 
 in sick headache, BBSang.; outward, with 
 heavy pain, Lac c; outward in left, Bry.; 
 outward, with twitching of lids, IStram.; out- 
 ward in neuralgia, I IStram.; outward, better 
 by pressing them with fingers, but worse a 
 few moments afterward, IHam.; outward, in 
 right, Apoc, IFerr., I ISpig.; outward, better 
 on stooping, BAcom; in pannus, BApis ; in 
 outer half of left, Spong. ; periodically, 
 1 1 Ran. sc; as of a dull point, from within, 
 especially below right eyelid, Asar.; better 
 from external pressure (ophthalmia sercfu- 
 losa), ICaust.; when reading, writing or doing 
 any fine work, Con.; when reading by candle- 
 light, Mang.; while reading in evening, BNatr. 
 s.; worse reading, sewing, etc., llgn.; inright, 
 Coccus, Urt. ur.; in right, evening, IKalm.; in 
 right, then left, I IChel.; in upper part of 
 right, Astac.; after rubbing them causes one 
 to see red and blue margins, Stront.; sensitive, 
 pressing pain in left, Bry.; with aching in 
 sinciput and occiput when sitting in a warm 
 room, Seneg.; from smoking, Calad.; sore, in 
 and around, Apis ; sore, as if pressed out of 
 head, IBry.; especially on stooping, EColoc; 
 stupefying, Calad.; with swelling, iNux v.; 
 then stitching, bringing tears, IKali c; ten- 
 sive, in right, like rheumatism, Zinc; in left, 
 with sticking drawing along left tibia into 
 ankle bones, BColoc; on top of balls, moving 
 them downward and outward, OComo.; with 
 painful sensitiveness to touch, Calad.; worse 
 from touch, BCaust.; toward eyes, BGlon.; to- 
 ward eyes, with headache, Astac; transient, in 
 afternoon, I I Cham.; in melanotic tumor, Aur. 
 met.; worse on turning eye, BSpig.; on upper 
 half, Lobel. i.; painful, in upper part, BSPhyt.; 
 on upoer surface, Stront.; on left, from below 
 upward, Lachn.; in upper, as if squeezed, 
 left worse, Chel.; after using them ever so 
 little, BNux v.; in and over to vertex, Gymn.; 
 with diminution of vision, Seneg.; as if tightly 
 compressed from all sides, with momentary 
 obscuration of vision, BCham.; on walking 
 in open air, Sul.; violent, in right eye, while 
 walking in open air, Zinc; as if she should 
 press them in, BCalc; sensitive to pressure 
 (ophthalmia tarsi), BMerc cor.; left tender to, 
 Eryng. 
 
 j§@?~constricting, contracting, dull, heavy, 
 tension. 
 
 Eyes, pricking: Ananth., Aur. mur.; after 
 reading, iApis ; by candlelight, BSep.; left 
 (sequelae of iritis), IKali bi.; worse in in- 
 ner angleand in evening (pterygium),! IZinc; 
 with lachrymation, I ICaust.; in left, Sil.; 
 worse in left, Arund.; worse in right, caused 
 by a cold, BSul. 
 
 Eyes, prominent : |Jggr protruding. 
 
 Eyes, protruding : Acet. ac, I^Ethus., Amyg., 
 Arm, BArs., BBell., Brom., Calc p., Calc s., 
 BCanth.,Caps.,Chlor.,aCoccul.,lColch.,BComo., 
 Cup. m., Dros., Fluor. _ ac, BGlon., Hy dr. ac, 
 I IHyos., BIgn., 7rKali ars., BKreo., BLach., 
 Lact. ac, BOp., BPlat., BPuls., Spig., ISpong., 
 BStram.. BYcr.; in asthma, BCup. m.; sud- 
 denly awaking (spasmus glottidis), 1 1 Sul.; 
 
 in choroiditis, BColoc; in convulsions, 1 Cup. 
 m.; in tetanic convulsions, after measles, 
 BCham.; with noisy, stomachy cough, BKali 
 m.; in croup,BHep.; in whooping cough,BCaps.; 
 in delirium, IBell., Dory.; in dyspepsia, 
 I IKali m.; in puerperal eclampsia, 7rAtrop. s.; 
 during epileptic attack, BBHyos.; in exoph- 
 thalmus (morbus Basedowii), I lAmyl., Ars., 
 Aur., Badiag., BBar. c, Bell., Cact., BCalc, 
 Chlorof., Con., Crotal., Dig., BBFerr., IFerr. 
 iod., BIgn., Bilod., ILyc vir., BPhos., BNatr. 
 m., -Sec, BBSpong.; exophthalmus, with 
 struma, I Calc, llod., MSec; exophthalmus, 
 consequent upon tumor behind eyeball (re- 
 lieved), 1 1 Thuya; sensation as if protruded, 
 IBell., BGlon., Blod., BMed.; sensation, with 
 foreign body in eye, BHep.; sensation, with 
 headache, I IBell.; sensation, with feeling 
 as if a thread were tightly drawn through 
 eyeball and backward into middle of brain, 
 BBParis ; in bilious remittent fever, 1 1 Pod.; 
 in headache (Basedow's disease), GAur. met., 
 HIGlon.; with tumultuous action of heart 
 (morbus Basedowii), BLyc vir.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, BMerc; in influenza, BIpec; with 
 staring look (child in convulsions), BAmyl.; 
 w T ith startled look (neuropathial, 1 1 Kali ars.; 
 in mania, BGlon.; red and ghastly (acute ma- 
 nia after melancholia), IGels.; in monomania, 
 BCamph.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, BHydr. 
 ac; after suppression of menses (exophthal- 
 mus), BFerr. iod.; in neuralgia, IChel.; with 
 wounded oesophagus, BCic, Fluor, ac; in 
 pneumonia, BAnt. t; in incipient hydroceph- 
 alus, IApis; pupils dilated, BGels.;eyes red, 
 IGlon.; of right eye, I I Arm; right eye feels 
 more prominent than left, BlComo.; with suf- 
 focating fits, BVer.;in syphilis, BOClem.; as if 
 forced out, when throat is pressed, B BLach.; 
 with unconsciousness, I IVer. 
 jUgf*" fulness, pressing outward. 
 
 Eyes, pulling: fjigr drawing. 
 
 Eyes, pulsating : jg^ throbbing. 
 
 Eyes, pustules : fggf Conjunctiva, Cornea. 
 
 Eyes, quivering : Apis, BGlon., EHyos.; of left, 
 worse at night, I IApis; when reading by 
 candlelight, Berb.; in incipient tuberculosis, 
 IITuberc 
 gig™ jerking, motion, twitching. 
 
 Eyes, red : $^ Conjunctiva congested. 
 
 Eyes, rending: jggg^ tearing. 
 
 Eyes, restless : g@f* expression, motion. 
 
 Eyes, rheumatic pain: Apis, Clem., I IKali c, 
 BPhyt.; in left, Grin, gig" drawing. 
 
 Eyes, rings: f^kr Circumorbital circles, In- 
 fraorbital half-circles. 
 
 Eves, rolling: IBell., BCham., EHyos., Lyss., 
 "IStram., Tereb., Ustil., BVer., I IZinc; in 
 cholera infantum, I IZinc; in chorea, I I Sec.; 
 in convulsions, IZinc; in convulsions (denti- 
 tion), BCham.; in hysterical convulsions, BCic; 
 in puerperal convulsions, Atrop. s., BGlon.; in 
 tetanic convulsions after measles, BCham.; 
 downward in arachnitis, IChlorof.; down- 
 ward, in convulsions, BiEthus., BArt. v.; in 
 epilepsy, BCaust., BCup.m.; of half-closed eyes, 
 IICEnan.; in typhus abdominalis, I INux v.; 
 outward and upward (convulsions), BGlon.; 
 with closed lids, BCup. m; with closed lids, 
 pupils dilated (sudden unconsciousness), BCoc- 
 cul.; revolve toward right and left, with veloc- 
 ity of half a second, all day (clonic spasms 
 
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 of eyes), lAgar.; in scarlatina, BCup. ac; 
 from side to side, Amyg.; occasional, during 
 sleep, 01. an.; during sleep, in hydrocephalus, 
 lApis; in incipient tuberculosis, I ITuberc; 
 upward, iAcon., Ananth., Amyg., Camph., 
 Cina, Cup. m., BLaur. , I I Plat., Tereb., IVer.; 
 upward, in congestion to brain, BICup. m. ; 
 upward, in catarrhal croup, I I Ant. t.; upward, 
 in cerebrospinal disease, IHell., I IVer. v.; up- 
 ward, in convulsions, Art. v., TrCamph., ECup. 
 m., IGlon.; upward, before convulsions, in a 
 child, I Art. v.; upward, in convulsions, worse 
 during menses, (Enan.; upward and to left 
 before attack (epilepsy), IBufo.; upward, in 
 epileptic convulsions, BLach.; upward, in 
 hemiplegia, I IHydr. ac; upward, in hydro- 
 cephalus, I Apis, I Art. v., BHell. ; upward, after 
 labor, IGlon.; upward, especially in left, 
 Amyg.; upward, in meningitis, I IHell.; up- 
 ward, in meningitis basilaris, on lifting lids, 
 Cic; upward, in malignant scarlatina, ELach.; 
 upward, with somnolence during day (in- 
 flammation of brain), I I Puis.; upward, in 
 sunstroke, BGlon.; upward, in incipient tuber- 
 culosis, IBTuber. ; vacantly, BLach. 
 jgglp 3 distorted, expression, motion. 
 
 Eyes, rubbing : better after, Caps., ICina ; de- 
 sire to, Carbol. ac, Cinch, bol., BKali bi.; 
 desire to, in amenorrhcea, Symph.; desire to, 
 after iritis, IKali bi.; desire to, it relieves 
 pressure (cataract), BCaust.; desire to, in right, 
 to remove dimness, I I Sul.; causes itching sting- 
 ing, iKalm.; child rubs as if to relieve itching 
 (brain affection), Squilla ; must rub, IGymn., 
 BMez.; must rub when reading, Arn. ; in ery- 
 sipelatous ophthalmia, I I Rhus ; tender, espe- 
 cially left, 1 1 Kali bi.; as if against lids, ISul. 
 gggKburning, dryness, itching, smarting. 
 
 Eyes, scratching sensation: BDaph., I I Sep.; 
 in conjunctivitis siccus, IHydras. 
 gggr biting, irritation, itching. 
 
 Eyes, sensitive: Cain., BGraph., BXatr. m., 
 BNux v.; after exertion, especially in even- 
 ing, I INiccol.; in morning, with headache, 
 ICina; right eye, Elgn. Jggg** touch. 
 
 Eyes, set: $-§* "fixed. 
 
 Eves, sharp pain: Chloral., BColch.; on awak- 
 ing, 2 a.m., BAct. rac ; from before back- 
 ward on turning or moving eyes, Ind. ; 
 through into head, Act. sp., Rhus; back into 
 head or radiating, worse moving eyes or at 
 night, IBSpig.; through into head, with ulcer- 
 ated cornea, I Act. rac; through to head, on 
 touching, BAsaf.; across left, at night in bed, 
 Chrom. ac; in left, worse while reading, with 
 photophobia, direct light painful, Lact. ac; 
 worse at night, better in warmth (syphilitic 
 iritis), I [Thuya; occasional (cataract with 
 asthenopia), Jab.; from within outward, in 
 left, HSenecio; in right, I ICalab.; through, 
 on reading or writing, B Phyt.; to temples, 
 worse before a storm (choroiditis), BCed. 
 jggg" neuralgia. 
 
 Eyes, shooting : BAct. rac,Apis, Gnaphal. , Lyss., 
 BPuls.; into arms after operation for strabis- 
 mus, BBerb.; backward, in right, increasing 
 to boring (rheumatic ophthalmia), MSyph.; 
 worse in bed, and from warmth (ophthalmia), 
 lArn.; violent, in right, Apis; through, into 
 brain, after operation for strabismus, BBerb.; 
 in choroiditis, Blpec; from deep within, worse 
 in evening and night, BMerc; before falling, 
 
 with vertigo, IKali c; in intermittent, BDiad.; 
 in typhus, B Apis ; through into head, Cinnab.; 
 into head, at intervals, worse in evening and 
 night (ophthalmia), BCaust,; through to back 
 of head (iritis), BBRhus; in hordeolum, IChe- 
 lid.; from without inward, IColoc; in kera- 
 titis, 1 1 Apis; in left, Chim. umb.; deep in 
 left, Cain.; in left (ophthalmia), BCaust.; in 
 left, worse reading, BSul.; first left then right, 
 Chel.; from left to vertex, BPhos., I I Phyt.; 
 over left, Eryng.; from bright light, Kob.; w T orse 
 at night (syphilitic iritis), I BMerc; into nose 
 and head (hemeralopia), BHyos.; to occiput, 
 BBell.; from within outward, IBell., Coccul., 
 BKali bi.; outward, in right, with hot lachry- 
 mation on staring or writing, I IRhod.; in 
 paroxysms, ISil.; burning, pressing, worse on 
 moving, BB Aeon. ; in right, BArg. nit.; shoot- 
 ing, I ICalab.; occasional through right (conical 
 cornea), I I Puis.; through right, going back in- 
 to head, causing eye to fill with hot water, 
 MSpig.; in right, after measles, BArg. met.; 
 sharp, BGels., Rhus, I ISenecio ; sharp, extend- 
 ing through, back into brain (ciliary neural- 
 gia), BBPrun.; sharp, back into head, with 
 dull ache of head (torpor retinse), BJab.; sharp, 
 through eye and corresponding side of head 
 (glaucoma), Prun.; in left, sharp, I liEsc h.; 
 sharp, to temples, vertex and occiput, BLach.; 
 on falling asleep, at night (ulaucoma), BBPhos.; 
 sudden, to forehead and temples, Berb.; trans- 
 ient, in glaucoma, BBPhos.; toward eye, in 
 short attacks, early morning, BCamph. 
 j^gg^ cutting, darting, lancinating, neur- 
 algia. 
 
 Eyes, sensation of skin before : Ratan. 
 
 Eyes, smaller: BEuph., I I Zinc; diminished, 
 half size, with nickering dimness of vision 
 (headache), BColoc; particularly left, in proso- 
 palgia, Verbas.; left looks smaller, I IPhos., 
 I I Sep., Squilla; in epilepsy, BBufo.; and re- 
 tracted, Bry. 
 
 Eyes, smarting: Ailant., BBAlum., Amm. c, 
 "llAruin t, Bell., BCalab., BCanth., Ced., 
 BBCepa, BColoc, Dios.,Eucal., B Hydras., Iodof., 
 fllod., Ipom., BJab., Jaeea, BKali c, BLept., 
 BMez., Pic. ac, Pod., BBRan. b., Ran. 
 sc, Sep., ISil., ESSul., Syph.; on going into 
 open air, Natr. a., Ustil.; biting, between eye- 
 balls and lids, as if a hair were between them, 
 Coccus ; in blepharitis ciliaris, Seneg. ; espe- 
 cially in outer canthus, with lachrymation, 
 I IColch.; w T ith catarrh, BCepa ; worse on clos- 
 ing, BClem. ; in blennorrhea of conjunctiva, 
 BKreo. ; in coryza, BArs. iod.; all day, Erig.; 
 as from dust, Amb.; in evenings, Ant. t.; 
 worse in evening, Aeon. ; as from excoriation, 
 Hod.; in hay fever, BRan. b.; with heat in 
 eyes, BGraph.; with lachrymation, BEuph., 
 Gamb.; with profuse lachrymation, BPhyt., 
 Sinap.; in left, Sil., Sinap.; especially in mar- 
 gins of lids,Clem.; first in one, then in other, 
 with lachrymation, BBCinch.; in ophthalmia, 
 BApis ; in catarrhal ophthalmia, BPhyt.; 
 pressive, as if from salt, must rub them, 
 BCinch.; as if raw, worse closing eyes, BClem.; 
 when reading by candlelight, BCalc; in 
 right, has to w r ear a shade in evening, to read 
 or write, Amm. br.; worse from rubbing, 
 I IKreo.; with' feeling as of sand, Myr. cer.: as 
 if salt were in them, I ISul.; as if filled with, 
 sharp salt, during fever (ague,), INatr. m.; 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 like salt, worse in morning, INux v.; as from 
 smoke, ICroc, Natr. a., Val.; after rising, 
 INatr. m.; on being used, in cataract, with 
 asthenopia, iJab.; worse by constant use and 
 by lamplight, Pic. ac; as if worried (ophthal- 
 mia), ICaust. 
 
 jg® 10 biting, burning, heat, itching. 
 Eyes, soreness (sensation): JEsc. h., IBapt., 
 
 I I Calab., Camph., Chrom. ac, Como., SCornus, 
 Oochl., Colch., Dios., BSEup. perf., IGels., 
 BGlon., IDHam., BLach., IILith. c, Lyss., 
 
 I I Paris, Rumex, 1 1 Sang., Sarrac, Sil., Sinap., 
 Urt. ur.,Vib.; on going into cold air, better in 
 warm room (pterygium), 1 1 Zinc; in muscular 
 asthenopia, iAgar.; worse in inner canthus, 
 and in evening (pterygium), I I Zinc; with 
 painful cramping and compression around or- 
 bital region, particularly supraorbital, Plat.; 
 in post-diphtheritic affection, ILach.; in even- 
 ing, IGels.; as if excoriated, Arm; in bilious 
 fever, lEup. perf.; in headache, Psor. ; with 
 headache after a fall, SHyper. ; in rheum- 
 atic iritis, IColch.; in left, ISep., IITereb.; 
 in left, better from cold applications (con- 
 junctivitis pustulosa), I ISul. ; must close them 
 frequently, Psor.; on closing lids, or turning 
 eyeball, with burning in lids, _ 1 1 Sticta ; in 
 dysmenorrhea, IZinc; in morning, Gymn.; 
 on moving them, IIBapt., BBry., IGels. ,SNatr. 
 m., I IPhos.; on moving from side to side, 
 Calab.; in upper half, when moved, 0Acon.; as 
 from overwork, Dory.; when reading, Natr. 
 ph.; after reading, B Croc; in right, Iodof.; in 
 right, worse on moving eye, BComo.; with 
 flying specks, Calab.; with sore throat, Lyss. ; 
 to touch, worse in evening and better in cool 
 air, or by cold applications (trachoma), BPuls.; 
 when using them, Apis; with vertex so sore she 
 cannot comb hair, Merc, sol.; followed by vom- 
 iting, Cup. ac. 
 
 g^T* aching, bruised, dull pain. 
 
 Eyes, spasms: jg®^ convulsive, distorted, 
 motion, rolling, strabismus. 
 
 Eyes, stabbing : J^g^ cutting, darting, lan- 
 cinating. 
 
 Eyes, feel as though they had been taken out 
 and squeezed and put back again, pains worse 
 after sleep, wakens from sleep (supraorbital 
 neuralgia): OLach. Jg® 1 " bruised, pressing. 
 
 Eyes, staring: Arm, Asar., BBell., ICamph., 
 BCanth., Carb. s.,Cham., OChlor.,Cina,EColch., 
 Clem., Cupr. ac, Cup. m., Dory., IIEup. 
 pur., BGlon., IHydr. ac, lOHyos., BHyper., 
 Lyss., IMerc cy., INux m., BBOp., I IPhos. 
 ac, BPhyt., Sec, ISquilla, I I Val.,. BZinc; 
 anxiously, on awaking (meningitis infan- 
 tum), BArn.; in apoplexy, or asthma, BAcon.; 
 blankly, without taking notice, child (clonic 
 spasms of eyes), IAgar.; with blindness, 
 from effusion of water on brain, IKali iod.; 
 in consequence of stagnation of blood by 
 swelling of neck, worse at night (scarlatina), 
 
 I IPhos.; at ceiling, in hydrocephalus, Art. 
 v.; in cholera Asiitiea, ICup. m.; in chorea, 
 Cina; in con vulsions,Cup.m., Sil.; in convul- 
 sions, in dentition, BCham.; in convulsions, 
 lasting from a quarter to half an hour, BMagn. 
 p.; wildly, in convulsions, before menses, 
 
 I I Puls.^ in delirium, BBHyos.; in dentition, 
 Tereb.; in epilepsy, BCic; in typhus, BArs.; in 
 typhoid, INitr. sp. d., IBPhos. ac, BZinc; 
 fixed on objects, I ICup. m.; as if frightened, 
 
 on awaking, BZinc; straight in front (puer- 
 peral convulsions), BGlon.; in spasmus glotti- 
 dis, 1 1 Ver.; with sudden rush of blood to head 
 (hysteria), BMosch.; straight before him (ef- 
 fects of wounded honor, 1 1 Nux v.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, Art. v., IKali iod.; straight forward 
 in catalepsy, BArt. v.; impudently, after dog- 
 bite, MStram.; inclination to, Alum., 1 1 Kali 
 c; with a peculiar intoxicated look, EStram.; 
 in mania, IBell., BCanth.; in melancholy, lAur. 
 met.; in religious melancholy, BKali ph.; 
 in meningitis, IStram.; in cerebrospinal men- 
 ingitis, IILyc; in desquamative nephritis, 
 
 I I Plumb.; with wide open eves, IBIod., 
 
 I I Laur. ; on awaking from sleep in evening, 
 Blpec; lies on back (apoplexy), BStram. ; fixed 
 pupils (convulsions), Amyg.; with open lids, 
 in meningitis, BSpong.; in parotitis, Dory.; 
 in pneumonia, I Ant. t.;at one point, Bo v.; 
 senseless, at one object, BIgn.; at one spot, 
 Mez.; in puerperal mania, ICamph., 1 1 Puis.; 
 with dilated pupils (lyssa), BLyss.; with large 
 immovable pupils, IStram.; as if riveted in 
 sockets (irritation of brain), ECup. ac; from 
 scolding, BMosch.; senseless, Kali bi.; in spi- 
 nal irritation, BChin.; spitefully (after dog- 
 bite), MStram.; stupidly, Stram.; after work- 
 ing in sun, IGlon.; with unconsciousness, 
 iEthus.; vacant, in typhus, 1 1 Chin, s.; vacant, 
 thoughtless (urticaria) BBov.; vacant, in puer- 
 peral mania, HCup. ac; vaguely, I I Thuya; 
 with vertigo, Mosch.; feeling as if she stared, 
 BMed. Jgii" 3 expression, fixed. 
 
 Eyes, sticking: Crot. t., BGraph., BLith., 
 IPetrol.; burning, in left toward external 
 canthus, Tarax.; constant, in right, Spig.; fine, 
 Caps.; frequent, BGamb.; back into head or 
 radiating, worse moving eyes and at night, 
 BlSpig. ; extending into head and around eye, 
 usually worse in rest, at night and on stoop- 
 ing, better by firm pressure and walking 
 in a warm room (iritis, glaucoma), IColoc; 
 in left, Sep., Sinap.; in left, extends to brow, 
 ILach.; worse in morning and evening (ciliary 
 neuralgia), ICrotal.; night and morning, ISil.; 
 worse at night (syphilitic iritis), BBMerc; 
 worse in night, better from warmth (syphi- 
 litic iritis), 1 1 Thuya ; on opening eye, BBArs., 
 as of pins, when pressing, Sinap.; in right, 
 Aeon., Calad., BNatr.m.; sharp, worse moving 
 eyes (conjunctivitis pustulosa), I ISul.; sharp, 
 worse at night and toward morning (scrofu- 
 lous and syphilitic iritis), I ISul.; sharp, worse 
 at night opposite gaslight (keratitis pustulosa), 
 IMerc sol.; in trachoma, ESul.;as of splinter in 
 inner canthus of left, Elat.; with dimness of 
 vision, eyes better in open air, I I Puis. 
 jgggp"* cutting, darting, lancinating, pierc- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Eyes, stiffness: Camph., I ICaust., Cupr. s., 
 I IPhos.; on motion, Bell., I IPhos.; cannot 
 move, Bar.; of muscles on movement (iritis), 
 I I Spig. Jg^ motion. 
 
 Eyes, stinging: in and around, Apis, Bell., 
 BCalc, ICaust., BCepa, BCrot. t., Goss., Iodof., 
 Magn. s., I INitr. ac, BPuls., Spong., Thuya; 
 momentary biting, in right, changing its 
 place, TrChel.; in blepharitis (keratitis), 
 BBApis; on closing, MSars.; in evening and 
 morning, Meph.; finally pressing, in evening, 
 Spong.; especially when exerting eyes, 
 I IMerc; in left, extending to forehead, Lyss.; 
 
5. EYES. 
 
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 after heat (intermittent), I IDiad.; in and 
 around left, Apis; in left, Chim. urab.; in 
 left, after fever, Spong. ; worse in left (sequelae 
 of iritis), BKali bi.; sensitive to light, Zing.; 
 worse in candlelight, BColch.; worse at night 
 (scrofulosis), BCon.; in paroxysms, ISil.; 
 piercing, in left, Sil.; in right, Apis, Calad.; in 
 right, compels one to rub and press it, Urt. 
 ur.; better in warmth, wants eye covered, 
 better in draught of air, BHep.; better wash- 
 ing in cold water (conjunctivitis pustulosa), 
 I ISul. J$^ a piercing, pricking, stitches. 
 
 Eyes, stitches: Alum.,Amm.c, Anag., Ananth., 
 IIArn., IIAsaf., Aspar., BBry., Cham., BCist., 
 Clem., BDig., Dros., lEuph., IGlon., BHep., 
 IIKalic, BKalm., ELach., BMerc sol., Natr. 
 ph., I I'Nitrsac., ISltr. sp. d., Psor., Sec, I ISep.; 
 burning, BEuph.; violent, burrowing, presses 
 upper lid downward, Spig.; at external can- 
 thus (keratitis), BCalc; when coughing, in right 
 (grippe), ISeneg.; deep, BMerc.; deep, going to 
 occiput, nape and vertex, begins on rising in 
 morning, at height 4 p.m., passes offwith night's 
 rest, better from warmth, worse from sound, 
 BIgn.; and soreness evening when looking at 
 light, BBLyc; before he falls, with vertigoJKali 
 c; during fever, BKali c; in childbed fever, 
 Ant. c, BColoc; fine, in right, Apoc; in left, to 
 forehead and temple, 1 to 7 p.m. daily, followed 
 by perspiration (intermittent), I I Chin, s.; for- 
 mication, BCycl.; in head, out at eye, BCalc; 
 with onesided tearing in head, ISil.; with 
 headache, Hippom., I ISul.; from without in- 
 ward, IColoc; itching, in right, returns after 
 rubbing, Spig.; knifelike, from head, ILach.; 
 knifelike with headache, I I Thuya; knifelike, 
 in right, BSul.; with lachrymation (Basedow's 
 disease), I ISpong.; with flow of tears in sun, 
 while reading, BCalc. ;in left, Bor.,Cist, I ISpig.; 
 in left, upper, Bapt.; from bright light, Euph., 
 BPuls.; through middle, 1 1 Kali c, BParis ; 
 as from needles, I IMeph.; as from needles, 
 after dinner, Natr. c. ; in left, as from needles, 
 Bapt.; as of a needle or splinter (pustular in- 
 flammation of cornea and conjunctiva), BISul.; 
 as if needles were thrust into right, ISpig.; 
 in and around^worse at night (arthritic oph- 
 thalmia), BApis; in ophthalmia scrofulosa, 
 BCalc; from within outward, Coccul., BDros., 
 BMur. ac, BXatr. c; in pannus, BApis; with 
 photophobia,worse during sultryweather,[Sul. ; 
 cutting, pressing, in right, Zincfin right, Bapt., 
 IBell.,Calad.,l IChel., BHyper., I ILith.,1 IZinc; 
 with inflammation of sclerotica, IXux v.; 
 sharp, while reading or looking at a bright 
 light, BKali c; prevents sleep at night, TrCarbo 
 a.; stabbing, back into head, or radiating, worse 
 moving eyes, or at night, BBSpig.; stabbing, 
 through and around, commencing in one 
 point and radiating in every direction (choro- 
 iditis), BSpig.; stabbing, in left, Chim. umb.; 
 sudden, to forehead, Berb.; sudden, in front 
 part of both, from right to left, "Chim. umb.; 
 with vertigo (irido-choroiditis), BRhus; with 
 sudden feeling of warmth, in left, Sinap. 
 Jg£gf° cutting, darting, lancinating, pierc- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Eyes, strabismus : Agar., Ant. t., SBBell., BCalc, 
 ^Carbo a., BflCic, BCina, BGels., BHyos., I IKali 
 ph., BMagn. p., 1 1 Plumb., BSpig., BZinc; in 
 brain affections, BBApis, IBBell., BDig., BHell., 
 BHyos.,BKaliiod.,BMerc.v.,BMercsol.,BStram., 
 
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 BTabac, I ITuberc; in cholera infantum, 
 BStram. ; in chorea, IStram.; convergent, Chel. ; 
 convergent in children, if periodic and of a 
 spasmodic character, or caused by convulsions, 
 IBCic; convergent, in puerperal convulsions, 
 I I Op.; convergent, in helminthiasis, I ISpig.; 
 convergent, in helminthiasis, convulsions and 
 after falls, with diplopia, BCycl. ; convergent, in 
 left, BCalc, BCycl.; convergent, in right, I Alum.; 
 convergent, periodic, BJab.; hypermetropic, 
 double convergent (retinitis htmarolopica), 
 ILyc ; convergent, strabismus paralytica, 
 Syph.; convergent, in puerperal mania, 
 .BCamph.; after diphtheria, BGels., I IKali ph.; 
 distortion, as if from pressure, Calc p. ; diver- 
 gent, I I Alum., BCamph.. I IPhos., Zinc; diver- 
 gent, of both eyes, I IMorph. sul.; divergent, 
 following inflammatory rheumatism, after 
 Rhus, eyes parallel for one day, then squint, 
 comes on from fatigue, more marked in hot 
 weather and worse in winter, BXatr. m.; diver- 
 gent, of about half aline, in right, I ISul. ^di- 
 vergent of right, with redness and lachryma- 
 tion (headache), BColoc; in eclampsia, BStram.; 
 epileptic, BStram., I ITarant.; in clonic spasms, 
 of eyes, S Agar.; after a fall or blow, BCic; in ty- 
 phoid, ILyc, BYer. v. ; in intermittent, BChin. s.; 
 feels as if she had a nervous sensation in head, 
 QCalc, BMerc. v.; eyes drawn to left, Amyg.; 
 incline to turn to left, feel painful when turn- 
 ing them to right, sees double or triple, Dig.; 
 on exposure to strong light, Eryng.; after 
 measles, BCycl.; from mental emotions, terror, 
 fear, etc., BStram.; of recent date, not de- 
 pending upon weakness of opposing muscle, 
 OJab.; follows night terrors in children, BKali 
 br.; paralytic, BSyph.; paralytic, with di- 
 plopia, BXux v.; periodic, worse from mental 
 excitement, or caused by injury, BXux v.; 
 tendency to recurrence, after operation, BJab.; 
 turned to right, in convulsions, *7rCamph. ; 
 in shock from injury, BOp. ; spasmodic, 
 IMagn. p.; after cutting eye teeth, BCalc; 
 during period of tranquillity (in hydrophobia, 
 last stage), Lvss.; with worms, ICina, BCvcb, 
 I I Natr. ph., BSpig. 
 
 $^> distorted, motion convulsive, muscles, 
 paralysis ; also Sight diplopia. 
 
 Eyes, straining: ggp^tired; alsoSight straining. 
 
 Eyes, as if hanging by a string : Cepa. 
 
 Eyes, sunken: BAnac, I I Ant. chl., Arg.riit., 
 *IIArn., BArs., Ars. h., Ast. r., Cadm. s., 
 BCamph., BCanth., BColch., BColoc, Cornus, 
 Crotal., Cup.ac,Cup.m., Cup. s., BCvcl., BDros., 
 BGlon.,BGraph.,BHell.,SKalic,BMvos.,Nitr.ac, 
 I lOleand., BPhos., BPlat,, I I Plumb., I ISep., 
 BSpong.,Stann.,l I Strain., I ISul., I IThuyaJVer.; 
 in fistula in ano, BBBerb.; in asthma, I IKali 
 ph.; in irritation of brain, GCnp. ac; with red 
 spots on cheeks, BBOp.; in cholera, BAnt. t.; 
 in cholera Asiatica, BCamph., ICup. m.; in 
 cholera infantum, Coff. t., Illpec, BKali br.; 
 in cholera morbus, BCamph.; in biliary colic, 
 8 Cinch.; during epileptic convulsion, BBufo. ; in 
 puerperal convulsions, I I Op.; in cough, BPhos. ; 
 in nervous debility, I Curar.; in diabetes, 
 MUran. n.; with bloody mucopurulent diar- 
 rhoea, I IKali br.; in dyspepsia, BYer.; with 
 pale face, Ox. ac, BPuls., BSponsr.; with 
 livid and sunken face, I IKali ph.; in bilious 
 remittent fever, BCrotal.; in typhus, BCarbo 
 v.; in typhoid, BMerc, BIPhos. ac; in febris 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 nervosa putrida, QArs.; in gonorrhoea, MTa- 
 rant.; in headacne, Calc. s.; in chronic head- 
 ache, INaja ; in hydrocephalus acutus, IDig., 
 IMerc; in insanity, IINux v.; left, in pro- 
 sopalgia, IChel.; in meningitis, IGlon.; during 
 menses, ICed.; in desquamative nephritis, 
 1 1 Plumb.; after night watching and mental 
 disturbance during pregnancy, 1 1 Puis.; incip- 
 ient phthisis following amenorrhcea, 1 1 Sang.; 
 in ophthalmia, ICic; dull, yellowish, and 
 filled with tears (phthisis florida after pneu- 
 monia) BIFerr.; in pleuritis, with plastic exuda- 
 tion, IHep.; in chronic rheumatism, I ISabina; 
 with blue rings, Acet. ac, Act.rac.,IHell.,IIpec, 
 ■Iris, IKaliiod., IKreo., ILyc, IPhos. ac, Sec, 
 IStaph.; with blue rings, in asphyxia of child 
 after birth, iAnt. t.; with blue rings, as after 
 excess, Staph. ; with blue rings and pale face, 
 ITabac; with blue rings, in stomatitis, IStaph. ; 
 with gray rings, Carb. s.; after sexual excesses, 
 
 I IStaph.; in spermatorrhoea, IGels., Ilris; with 
 pain in umbilical region to small of back, dull 
 boring, worse in paroxyms, I I Plat.; with weak- 
 ness, 1 1 Dros. Jg^° Circumorbital circles, In- 
 fraorbital half-circles. 
 
 Eyes, swelling: I Apis, I lArs. m., lArs., Bufo., 
 Cochl., Crot. t., Erig., I lEup. pur., IIGuaiac, 
 IHep., Hgn., IMagn. c, Mang., I I Plumb., 
 IIRhus, Vespa; with pain, as if an abscess 
 would form in right, Ananth.; in morning, 
 Elaps ; in coryza, ICepa; red, in cystitis, lEup. 
 pur.; in diphtheritic conjunctivitis, IMerc iod. 
 rub.; with bloodshot appearance of eye,IHam.; 
 feeling of, Bapt., Rhus, Sarrac, Thuya; feel- 
 ing of, in morbus Basedowii, IPhos.; feeling 
 of, in traumatic inflammation, I Con.; of left, 
 Eryng.; of one eye, and half of nose, in morn- 
 ing, after headache, Coccul.; in ophthalmia, 
 
 I I Apis; puffiness, Guaraea, IIKali c; puffi- 
 ness,in albuminuria, during pregnancy, I Apis ; 
 puffiness, in diphtheria, Apis; puffiness, in 
 tertian intermittent, IFerr. 
 
 Jj^lr Lids swelling. 
 
 Eyes, syphilitic affections : lAur. met., IIKali 
 iod., IIMerc, IINitr. ac, IPhyt., I ISyph., 
 Thuya. fi@" Conjunctiva, Cornea, Iris, Oph- 
 thalmia, etc 
 
 Eve's, tearing: Ant.t., I I Apis, Bell., Bor., Cadm.s., 
 "iCalc, Cepa, IChel., ICoccul., IColch., 
 Eryng., Itpec, ILyc, IPuls.; in amaurosis, 
 1 1 Sul.; worse in bed and warmth (ophthalmia), 
 I Arn. ; boring, over left, Eryng.; burning, 
 near eye, worse morning and night, deprives 
 of rest and sleep, 1 1 Rhus ; from taking cold, 
 BPhos.; as if cut had been made around, 
 worse in morning and evening (ciliary 
 neuralgia), ICrotal. ; worse in evening and 
 night, Coloc; in left, after fever, Spong.; from 
 left up into forehead, evenings, after lying 
 down, Coccus; in left, Berb., IChel., Zinc; 
 driving to madness, worse in damp weather, 
 
 : right side, or left to right, especially in ansemic 
 persons, IVer.; in right, down to maxillary 
 bone, 1 1 Arum t.; nightly, IPlumb.; at night, 
 awakening from sleep, INux v.; in arthritic 
 ophthalmia, I INux v.; especially at night, in 
 arthritic ophthalmia, Rhus ; worse at night 
 and in damp weather (iritis), IMerc; in parox- 
 ysms, ISil.; in left, in paroxysms, Niccol.; in 
 right, IHyos.; in right, as if inner portion of 
 eye would be torn out, IPrun.; in right, then in 
 left, I IChel.; in right, with dimness of vision 
 
 and sensation as if cold air were rushing 
 through, Croc; sharp, in right, at night, 
 1 1 Kali c; deprives one of sleep, worse in cold 
 damp weather (rheumatic ophthalmia), Ver.; 
 sticking, Zinc; extends to right temple and is 
 worse from shaking head, coughing, looking 
 at light and from touch (rheumatic ophthal- 
 mia), I Coloc; in left, extends to zygoma, 
 teeth, forehead and temple, first better by 
 pressure, soon cannot endure slightest touch, 
 periodically evenings in bed (prosopalgia), 
 IChel. S^" lacerating, neuralgia. 
 
 Eyes, tears : jg^^ Lachrymation. 
 
 Eyes, tension: Apis, lAur. met., Camph., 
 Ilpec, IIKali c; balls sore, IGels.; with 
 weakness of body, Sil.; in choroiditis, I Coloc; 
 deep in eye, Colch.; diminished, I IPlumb.; 
 painful drawing on moving muscles of face, 
 with stye on lid, 1 1 Puis. ; transitory pain in 
 forehead as if skin had grown fast, Sabina ; 
 feels harder, Coloc, I IPuls.; with vibratory 
 shaking sensation in head when stepping 
 hard, ISil.; increased, I ICalab.; painful, in 
 left, Spig.; worse from motion, using eyes, 
 excitement, IParis; in tarsal ophthalmia, 
 IMerc. cor.; on pressure, lAur. met.; as if skin 
 were thick and could not be drawn into 
 wrinkles, with pain as if membranes of brain 
 were tense, Paris ; with swelling of eyes, INux 
 v. ; painful, to teeth and cheek, worse at night, 
 with headache, sneezing, coryza, etc. (anchy- 
 losis), I IStaph.; about left, near temple, 
 Spong.; of skin, Apis; and contraction ex- 
 tending from eyes in and meeting in brain, 
 down whole length of spine, Med. 
 $SP Q> constriction, contraction, drawing, 
 pressing. 
 
 Eyes, worse thinking about them : ISpig. 
 
 Eyes, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : lArs., 
 IIBell.,Benz. ac, IChel., Clem., Lyss., Rheum; 
 especially at internal canthus,aw r akes at 1 a.m., 
 lasts an hour, I ITereb.; with ehorio-retinitis, 
 especially in left, worse in morning, worse 
 lying down, INux v.; with conjunctival irrita- 
 tion, photophobia, and lachrymation, I ICa- 
 lab.; with drawing deep in and around right, 
 IILith.; in left, extending to forehead and 
 temple, 1 to 7 p.m. daily, followed by respi- 
 ration (intermittent), 1 1 Chin, s.; and shooting 
 (iritis), IMerc; as if eyes were jumping out of 
 head (hysteria from" grief), IGels.; in left, 
 sore to touch, Chrom. ac; nightly, IMerc 
 iod. flav.; worse at night (syphilitic iritis), 
 IIMerc; in paroxysms, ISil.; pressive, like 
 a small pulse in and around, as frequent 
 as a hundred in a minute (ophthalmia), 
 lArs.; from reading, Ammoniac; stitch, at 
 every pulsation, after midnight, Ars.; in 
 right, IHyos.; in right, with sick stomach, 
 particularly on rising from a reclining po- 
 sition, like seasickness, IITherid. ; better in 
 warmth, wants eye covered, worse in draught, 
 IHep. 
 
 Eyes, tickling: Ananth., Aspar., Aur. mur.; 
 in right, as from dust, I Zinc 
 fggg* irritation, foreign body, tingling. 
 
 Eyes, tightness: gggp tension. 
 
 Eyes, tingling: Clem.; in catarrhal ophthal- 
 mia, IPhyt.; worse by constant use, and by 
 lamplight, Pic ac 
 jg^° formication, pricking, smarting. 
 
 Eyes, tired; IGraph., Sep., MStram.; easily, 
 
5. EYES. 
 
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 when reading, Myr. cer. ; in evening, Psor. ; 
 with feeling as if balls were pressed on from 
 above, better closing eyes and when eating, 
 Sinap.; as if lids would close, Ant. t.; after 
 sleep, I Ars.; soon tire, and pain when he 
 reads or writes, Natr. a. 
 jg^" expression, also Sight straining. 
 
 Eyes;, trembling: disagreeable, Diad. ; when 
 looking at an object intently or steadily, 
 ISeneg.; worse at night, Apis ; as if eyes were 
 trembling, Con.; weary, with coryza, Jacar. 
 jggg? motion convulsive. 
 
 Eyes, sensitive to touch : lArg. nit., lAur. met., 
 IBry., Ced., IHep., INux v., IPuls., I ISiL, 
 Ustil., 1 1 Vacc. ; in whooping cough, IBad.; in 
 hysteria, I Hy dr. ac; in iritis, lArg. nit., I ISpig.; 
 left, worse, ICepa; in right, in neuralgia, Coc- 
 cin. ; in ciliary neuralgia, with acute conjunc- 
 tivitis, IITereb.; painful under slight press- 
 ure, IHam. JUgr" sensitive. 
 
 Eyes, tumor: ICalc, ISiL; dermoid, ICalc, 
 IMtr. ac. jg^* fungus, swelling. 
 
 Eyes, turning (involuntary): Jgi^ distorted, 
 motion convulsive, rolling, strabismus. 
 
 Eyes, twisting sensation: at 3 p.m., I ICalab.; 
 drawing, ICalab.; in Basedow's disease, 
 I ISpong.; and turning like one fighting with 
 sleep, ILach. 
 
 Eyes, twitching : IGlon., Hyos., Hod., Ustil., 
 Vespa ; in chorea and muscular asthenopia, 
 ■ Agar.; in choroiditis, IIRuta; in epileps} T , 
 BStann.; when they are fixed upon an object 
 (cephalalgia), ILach.; violent, with lachry- 
 mation and difficulty of vision, Nieeol.; in left, 
 lAnac, Zinc; with neuralgia, Carbol. ac. ; 
 in left, worse at night, 1 1 Apis ; peculiar, Lact. 
 ac; worse reading, sewing, etc., Hgn.; in 
 right, I IRatan., I ITherid.; spasmodic, lAgar.; 
 spasmodic, of left, Selen.; spasmodic, at outer 
 angle of left, Ind. 
 giggr jerking, motion convulsive. 
 
 Eyes, ulcers : $^T Conjunctiva, Cornea, Lids. 
 
 Eyes, uneasiness : of left, frequently w r ith great 
 weakness in 'head, Zinc; in right, Chrom. ac. 
 
 Eyes, unpleasant sensation : in left, at dinner, 
 1 o'clock, Pallad. 
 
 Eyes, unsteady : $£§ tt ' expression, motion. 
 
 Eyes, using : j$HP Sight reading, straining, 
 writing. 
 
 Eyes, vacillating : jgg^* expression, motion. 
 
 Eyes, wandering : jg^ 35 expression, motion, 
 restless. 
 
 Eyes, water: better on being bathed, Alum.; 
 dislikes having eyes washed, IClem., ISul. 
 
 Eyes, watering : jggp" 3 Lachrymation. 
 
 Eyes, weariness : fg^T tired. 
 
 Eyes, weakness : Ars. i., lArs. m., Bapt.,Lyss., 
 *INatr. a., IPhos., 1 1 Ran. sc, Sarrac, 1 1 Sang.; 
 worse in evening, by candlelight, Bar. c; 
 weak feeling, ICalab., ICarbo a., ILil. tig., 
 Urt.ur.; with giddiness and debility, espe- 
 cially of arms and legs, on walking, staggering 
 as if drunk, 1 1 Con.; of left eye, ICornus ; 
 stitches in upper lid of left eye, Bapt.; with 
 agglutination of lids, ICrot. ; feels as if lids 
 must be closed to protect, Natr. a.; on looking 
 up, Lyss.; during menses, ICinnab.; of right 
 eye, ^Kali ars.; sick feeling, Zinc; as if sys- 
 tem were overfatigued, Lye vir.; in tinia cili- 
 aris, 1 1 Thuya; with pressure at vertex, Phell. 
 8@* Sight straining and weak. 
 Eyes, weeping: sensation as if she had been, 
 
 in evening, I INux m.; as if she had been, 
 with corresponding appearance of weeping, 
 beginning in left and extending to right eye, 
 (conjunctivitis), ICroc; looks as after, Mar. v. 
 
 Eyes, wild: Jg®^ expression. 
 
 Eyes, worse from wine : IGels. 
 
 Eyes, winking : jggp~ Lids. 
 
 Eves, yellow : jggp^ Conjunctiva yellow. 
 
 FUNDUS, bloodvessels : $gg~ Retina. 
 
 Fundus, diseases of : IBell., UPhos. 
 
 Fundus, of right, shows extensive white 
 patches (atrophy of choroid): BKali iod. 
 
 Fundus, of right, shows deposits of pigment: 
 I Kali iod. 
 
 Fundus, upper half, as if smeared over (choro- 
 iditis): IColoc. 
 
 Fundus, tumor: black subchoroidal, behind 
 lens, lAur. met. 
 
 Fundus: gUP Optic Nerve, Retina. 
 
 INFRAORBITAL, watery blister (gumboil) : 
 Bor. 
 
 Infraorbital, eyes burning : in enteritis, I I Rhus; 
 beneath left, Ruta. 
 
 Infraorbital, half-circles : large, black, in dys- 
 menorrhea, IDiad.; blue, ICalc a., Chel., 
 Lachn., Sabad., I IStram.; blue, in cholera 
 Asiatica, I ISul.; blue, in intestinal catarrh, 
 I Chel.; blue, under right (faceache), Sul.ac; 
 blue, in hydrocephaloid, llpec; blue, before 
 menses, Zing.; blue, in ovarian troubles, 
 IPallad.; bluish pale, in meningitis, IGlon.; 
 blue, in pertussis, IBadiag.; dark, I I Ars. m., 
 Cornus, Diad., ILac def.; dark brown, in 
 retarded menses, 1 1 Lac c; dark, with menses 
 irregular, or spasmodic pains in stomach, 
 IDiad. $§1^ Circumorbital circles. 
 
 Infraorbital, crawling: under left: Amyl.; 
 fine, ICalc. 
 
 Infraorbital, eruption, erysipelatous : beneath 
 left, itches at night, ILach.; of yellow vesicles, 
 IDulc. 
 
 Infraorbital, itching : ICon. 
 
 Infraorbital, lancinating : under right, 7 a.m. 
 to 3 p.m., sensation as if water were dropping 
 within cranium, IChin. s. 
 
 Infraorbital, neuralgia: lArg. nit., IColoc, 
 IHydrocot.,IIris, I IVer.; in left side, I Arg. nit. ; 
 left side, running to ear at intervals, Atrop. ; 
 leftside, into eye, causing lachymation, ILach.; 
 in right, along course of right inferior maxil- 
 lary nerve down back of head and along both 
 sides and back of neck, I ISul.; twinges, 
 generally periodic, IChin. s. ; for two years, 
 worse from motion, such as eating, laughing, 
 crying, IGels.; every morning, at 11, along 
 course of left nerve, with discharge of thick, 
 white, offensive smelling mucus from left nos- 
 tril, pain and discharge cease at 4 p.m., pain bet- 
 ter in open air, 1 1 Puis. jg^P Faceache, Chap. 8. 
 
 Infraorbital, pain : left side, lArs., IGlon. ; from 
 below up, to vertex, Ferr. iod. Jg^^ Face- 
 ache, Chap. 8. 
 
 Infraorbital, pressing : painful, Sul. 
 
 Infraorbital, pricking : as with needles, left 
 side, I Ars. 
 
 Infraorbital, painful quivering : below right, 
 Caps. 
 
 Infraorbital, redness : Lachn. 
 
 Infraorbital, sharp pain : under right, with 
 pain in temples, Atrop.; sudden, under left, 
 ■Amyl. 
 
 Infraorbital, smarting : ICon. 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 Infraorbital, swelling: Ars., Med.; baglike, 
 BBApis;in hyperemia of brain, 1 1 Phos.; left 
 side from, cheek, Ailant. ; erysipelatous,!! Apis, 
 1 1 Rhus; puffy, UPhos., 1 1 Plant.; puffy, in 
 endocarditis, BAur. met.; sensation of, BCalc.; 
 watery, right side, partly closes eye, I I Verbas. 
 
 Infraorbital, tension : Viol. 
 
 Infraorbital, twitching : 1 1 Graph.; on leftside, 
 Amyl., JEsc. h. 
 
 Infraorbital, ulceration : right side, with con- 
 stant discharge, I I Sil. 
 
 ILLUSIONS OF VISION (undefined): 
 rcAtrop. s., Camph., BCina, Crotal., Eup. perf. 
 
 Illusion, on fixing attention on objects not very 
 far off saw animals, on looking at a distance 
 over thirty yards all disappeared : I IStram. 
 
 Illusion, of arches : in dark, Chloral. 
 
 Illusion, balls : I I Ver. v.; black, a little larger 
 than a pea, before left when walking, IBell. 
 jpH^dots, muscae volitantes, points, spots. 
 
 Illusion, of beams, of light : Ammoniac. 
 g@° rays, streaks. 
 
 Illusion, bird: as if flying from left to right, 
 ICalc. p. M^° mouse, muscae volitantes. 
 
 Illusion, black : before, BArn., BClem., BiNatr. 
 in.; on falling down, Diad.; figures and fiery 
 dots, Petrol.; a figure seems to float, moving 
 as eye moves, without impairing vision, Coc- 
 cul.; in influenza, BChel.; when he looks 
 down, BKalm.; from making fast motions, 
 Stram.; with nausea, BCalc; on rising from 
 bed, better lying down, BCina ; better sitting 
 down, Form.; on stooping, BJab.; with van- 
 ishing of thought, SLach.; with vertigo, Anac, 
 Coff. , Lactu. v.; colors appear black, BPhos.; 
 objects appear black, Caps.; objects appear 
 black, moving with eye, MSarrac; objects 
 appear black in neuralgia of face, IISul. ac; 
 objects appear black in ophthalmia, BCic. ; 
 points, BPhos. giU" 3 clouds, dark, muscae 
 volitantes, points, spots. 
 
 Illusion, blue : before eyes, Amm. br.; every- 
 thing, Act. sp., Aur. met., B BCina, BCrotal. ; 
 light of candle, Hippom.; light before right 
 eye when falling asleep, and when awaking 
 in night, Ars. h.; on looking into distance, 
 IJab.; things in distance appear bright blue 
 (scarlatina), Blod.; objects before right, Nic- 
 col.; the silk he supposes to wind, ESfram. 
 
 Illusion, bright: things seem, Ananth.; colors 
 seem unusually, Chloral. ; objects appear too 
 bright, black spots at same time, E Camph. 
 B@T light, spots ; also Sight clearer. 
 
 Illusion, bug: appearance of large, black, with 
 veritable legs, below black door knob,7rAtrop. 
 s. ; bugs flying, I I Ver. v. 
 
 Illusion, centipede : imagined she saw a centi- 
 pede on her carpet, sprang out of bed trying 
 to find it, color of worm brown like carpet, 
 7rAtrop. s. 
 
 Illusion, bright gold chain dangling, in morn- 
 ing (asthmatic cough) : B Cinch. 
 
 Illusion, chromopsia (optical illusions in 
 colors) : bright, Atrop., Aur. met., BBell., BBry., 
 Bar. c, Camph., BBCina, IBCon., BCycl., Blod., 
 Ipec, BKali bi., BMagn. p., Stront.; con- 
 stant flashing, mostly deep red, with 
 figures of light, etc., even when eye is closed, 
 especially at night (Basedow's disease), 
 I ISpong.;in dark or prismatic colors, ICon.; 
 objects are surrounded by prismatic colors, out 
 of doors, BBCon.; bright or prismatic colors, 
 
 BDig.; light surrounded by colors of rainbow, 
 INiccol.; rainbow colors, Phos. ac. ; variegated 
 colors where there is but one, Phos. ac; visions 
 of colors pass before eye, when shut or open, 
 in dark, Choral. 
 $i^ blue, circles, halo, green, red, yellow. 
 
 Illusion, circles: BCarbo v.; black, Nitr.sp. d.; 
 black, followed by headache, BPsor.; bright 
 blue, about light, filled with fiery rays, BLach.; 
 fiery, Ananth., BPuls.; of fiery flakes, when 
 look ing at sky, Zinc. ; gray, Lachn.; bluish gray, 
 about six inches in diameter, around light in 
 evening, I ILach.; immense green, around 
 candle, turn to red as vertigo comes on, Ver. v. ; 
 red, around light of lamp, before right, Como.; 
 fiery wheels alternating with mistiness, 
 Camph.; fiery, shimmering, glittering, BCalc. 
 p. ; like smoke, with gray margin, black on sud- 
 den motion, 1 1 Ammoniac; yellow, moving 
 before, BAloe. 
 j$ggp chromopsia, halo. 
 
 Illusion, objects look too close : BNux m. 
 
 Illusion, clouds: Cain., Merc, Stram.; black, 
 when lying on left side, Merc. iod. flav.; as if 
 objects were encircled in a cloud, Camph.; 
 dark (veta), BCoca ; before left, gradually in- 
 creased to complete blindness (epileptoid), 
 I ITarant.;thick, BCann. 
 
 Jigg"* black, dark, gray, smoke ; also Sight 
 dim. 
 
 Illusion, cobwebs (headache) : BAgar.; size of 
 a hand, (incipient cataract), 1 1 Sep. 
 JdilP net, web ; also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, in colors: jgig? 15 chromopsia. 
 
 Illusion, objects appear crooked : BBell. 
 
 Illusion, objects dance: Cepa, BGlon.; followed 
 by headache, BPsor.; with every pulsation, 
 BGlon. $ggf motion. 
 
 Illusion, dark : before, Ant. t., BIgn., BBNatr. m., 
 
 I ISul.; dark colors, Aeon., Agar., Amm. m., 
 Anac, BCalc, Merc; figures like a spider-web 
 or lace of size of a hand (incipient cataract), 
 
 I I Sep.; objects look, Berb., BNitr. ac. ; with 
 vertigo after eating, BKaU c. 
 
 jggp^ black ; also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, dazzling: Camph., Dros., BEuph.; 
 in distance, Cepa ; while reading, Seneg.; with 
 giddiness and debility, especially of arms and 
 'legs, on walking staggered as if drunk, BBCon.; 
 produced by aching pinching on small cir- 
 cumscribed spot below lower eyelid (infraor- 
 bital neuralgia), IIColoc 
 $£§** fire, flames, glaring, glimmering, glis- 
 tening, glittering, light. 
 
 Illusion, a dark diagonal line before left when 
 looking up and to right, about six feet in 
 length: Zinc. 
 
 Illusion, distant : objects appear far off, Anac, 
 INux m.; and are seen double or inverted 
 (diphtheria), BBGels.; inhemiopia, BAur. met.; 
 linear objects, Oxal. ac; with yawning, BCepa. 
 
 Illusion, dots: blue, Sec; fiery, Petrol., Sec. 
 jj^gf* muscae volitantes, points, spots. 
 
 Illusion, dark drops : in daylight, Thuya. 
 
 Illusion, fantastic : when closing eyes, Bell. 
 Uiip 5 Eyes closing. 
 
 Illusion, feathers: iAlum., BNatr. c; appear to 
 come from angles and hinder vision (chronic 
 syphilitic ophthalmia), BMerc 
 
 Illusion, fire : darting out wdien walking in sun 
 or in room, I I.Dulc; flashing, as if slapped in 
 face, IPuls.; a sea, on shutting eyes, Spig.; 
 
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 seemed to be looking into a sea of fire, or into 
 a vessel of glaring red molten iron, even when 
 eyes are closed (glaucoma), II Phos.; alumin- 
 ous disk, shining like a firefly, Thuya ; fiery 
 flakes float in large circles, when looking at 
 sky, Zinc. Jg^f 3 flames, flashes. 
 
 Illusion, flames: ICarbo v.; various colored, 
 ICrotal.; flame of candle a dazzling sul- 
 phur color, after a few minutes all surround- 
 ing objects enveloped in dazzling rosy light, 
 I I Cinch.; flame of one light seems smaller 
 than that of other, though both are of same 
 size, IHyos.; as if everything were in flames, 
 on closing eyes, Spong.; with closed eyes, 
 turning to right, seems to see bright flame 
 horizontally from right to left, terminating in 
 a point, feels as if caused by pressure on lids, 
 Cinch, bol. ; thingsappear in, at night, Spong., 
 ■Staph.; mostly yellow, Thuya. 
 j^gf 33 chromopsia, fire, flashes. 
 
 Illusion, flashes: of light, IIBell., Brom., 
 HICalab., ICed., Coca, Iber., ~Lach., 
 IIMerc. iod. flav., HPhos.; colored, IPhos., 
 Thuya; dazzling, on awaking, BNatr. c; in 
 evening, in darkness (glaucoma), B BPhos. ; 
 when closing eyes (asthenopia), 1 1 Sep., 
 llSul. ; and streaks before closed eyes at 
 night, I INatr. c; frequent, with dilated 
 pupils, IBell., Val.; with dull headache and 
 palpitation, Iber.; like lightning, Fluor, ac, 
 BGlon., IKali c, Sil. ; like lightning, in men- 
 ingitis, IGlon.; like lightning, on falling 
 asleep at night, B IPhos.; with dark spots to 
 side of line of vision, Val.; streaks, I INux v.; 
 in right, MCaust. (after Sul.) ; like electric 
 shocks, ICroc. fgST beams, light, light- 
 ning, rays, scintillations, sparks, streaks. 
 
 Illusion, flickering: iEsc h., Aloe, BArs., 
 IIBell., Calab., ICalc. fl., Camph., ECarbo v., 
 iCaust., Cepa, BChel., Clem., Coca, Con., 
 TrForm., Med., Mez., INux v., BPsor., Sil., 
 Stront, , Thuya, Zinc. ; of various colors, B SCycl.; 
 during day, Anac. ; during day, in glau- 
 coma, BBPhos. ; dimness in headache, BColoc; 
 after dinner, before right eye, Bry.; with 
 headache, Caps., BGraph., BLach., Sars. ; 
 before headache, Diad., BPsor.; with boring in 
 left side of head, BChin. a.; w r ith dulness of 
 head, BSNatr. m. ; with roaring in head, 
 BPhos.; in affection of heart, BNatr. m.; as 
 from swarm of insects, BCaust.; before left, in 
 hemicrania, IChin. a.; before left on rising, 
 5 a.m., Natr. ph.; on attempting to read, in 
 evening in bed, BCycl. ; when looking into 
 light (whooping cough), BSep. ; could not see 
 where she was, when lying down, BCham.; 
 after abuse of mercury, IHep.; in frequent 
 paroxysms, even when closing eyes (hysteria), 
 BTherid.; when reading, must wipe eyes, 
 which aggravates, Seneg.; worse when read- 
 ing or writing (headache), Arm; in right, 
 with congestion to head, BLach.; on rising 
 in morning, I BCycl.; with pain in tem- 
 ple, Graph.; like threads or rays of sun, 
 BLach.; disturbed by, fears he may touch 
 others, Aeon.; with vertigo, BBell., BGlon., 
 BStram.; with vertigo, in rheumatism, BAnt. 
 t. ; with whirling vertigo, Yinca ; white, ser- 
 pentine, at one side of field of, BIgn.; while 
 writing, Agar., Arn.; while writing in morn- 
 ing, Bor. ; in peculiar, angular, zigzag figures, 
 with headache, Lach. J&gjg" flimmering, flut- 
 
 tering, motion, trembling, vacillating, 
 ■wavering. 
 
 Illusion, flies: black, seem to float not far 
 from eyes, BSul.; of great numbers of white, 
 on door which was white, for several nights, 
 ~Atrop. s. g^ 3 dots, muscae volitantes, 
 points, spots. 
 
 Illusion, flimmering : Agar., Blod. 
 $£g m flickering. 
 
 Illusion, floating : wonderful forms, Camph.; 
 images, Chlorof.; objects, BNux m.; as if some- 
 thing were, obliging him to w T ipe constantly, 
 with dim sight, BKreo.; things float to and 
 fro, cannot write, Anag. 
 Jgsgp^ motion, muscae volitantes. 
 
 Illusion, fluttering : Sil. 
 g^° motion, flickering. 
 
 Illusion, fog : jggg~ Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, as if something like fungi were fall- 
 ing down, pain shooting to front of head 
 (uterine disorder): BCon. 
 
 Illusion, gauze: g^T Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, ghastly : people and things look, Ind. 
 £@~ pale. 
 
 Illusion, glaring : as from molten metal, Am- 
 moniac. Jg®" dazzling. 
 
 Illusion, glimmering: Cann. i., ICup. ac, 
 BKalm., 1 BLach.; with rightsided headache, 
 10 a.m., ENatr. m.; with headache in sun (after 
 repeated attacks of pneumonia), BLach.; 
 before left, by candlelight, Bar. c; when read- 
 ing or writing (headache), BDiad.; especially 
 on reading with the other eye (sclero-choroi- 
 ditis anterior), BKalm.; sudden, Zing. 
 Jggg?° chromopsia, flickering, flimmering'. 
 
 Illusion, glistening : with obscuration of sight, 
 worse rubbing eyes, Seneg. 
 jggg^ dazzling, glittering. 
 
 Illusion, glittering : just outside distinct field 
 of vision, BNux v.; before left, evening, by 
 candlelight, Anag.; like needles, B BCycl.; 
 after blowing nose, Alum.; of objects, black 
 spots at same time, Camph.; with vertigo, 
 BCalc. 
 ggp^ dazzling, glimmering, glistening. 
 
 Illusion, gnats : I I Yer. v. 
 g@^ muscae volitantes. 
 
 Illusion, gray : objects appear, Guarasa, BPhos.; 
 black things seem, BStram.; black letters 
 seem, and as if a second one of the same 
 light gray color were placed alongside or 
 above (a kind of diplopia), BStram.; like a 
 board above axis (scotodia), BArs.; reddish 
 gray border around white things, BStram. 
 jtg^ dark, spots. 
 
 Illusion, green: objects appear, B BArs., BBCina, 
 BCycl., BDig., Merc, BPhos., Stram.; pea green, 
 Amyl. g^° chromopsia, spots. 
 
 Illusion, hairs : Dig.; as if curled, before right 
 eye, Cund.; as if hair or feathers were on 
 lashes, worse wiping them, Spig. 
 
 Illusion, sees everything half light and half 
 dark : with sensation as if he must die (hemi- 
 crania), BGlon. J^g"* Sight hemiopic. 
 
 Illusion, halo: around light, i Anac, Chim. 
 umb., BCycl., Natr. ph., BPhos., BSars., BStaph.; 
 blue and red, Blpec; a bright circle, I I Kan. b.; 
 bright, in cortical cataract or glaucoma, 
 BSul.; colored, BHep.; brilliant colored, Am- 
 moniac; dim in evening, BHep. ; green, BPhos., 
 Euta, BSep., BSul.; green before left (ptery- 
 gium), II Zinc; irislike circles (ophthalmia), 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 ICic; particolored, red predominating, Bell.; 
 rainbow circle, ICalad., Osm., Stann.; starry, 
 1 1 Puis.; left eye, from candle proceed rays of 
 same color as flame, and outside a variegated 
 halo, inner circle- green, middle red, outer 
 white, IBell.; yellow around candle, BBAlum.; 
 brilliant yellow around gas flame, MSarrac; 
 everything appears with a red, TrAtrop. s. 
 jUgP chromopsia, circles. 
 
 Illusion, like two black horns, large balls on 
 upper ends, mound of crystals between them, 
 tops tapering off and tipped with black, Cund. 
 
 Illusion, jumping: everything seemed to be, 
 worse sitting, up, or from talking a long time, 
 or if she closes eyes (sunstroke), 1 1 Thuya. 
 JgH^ motion. 
 
 Illusion, larger: objects seem, iEthus., Apis, 
 TrAtrop. s., ICalab., Euphor., ILaur., BNiccol., 
 BNux m., Verbas.; eyes of an attending lady 
 appeared large, she could not avoid looking 
 at them, during evening, ^Atrop. s. ; espe- 
 cially linear objects appear more distant, Oxal. 
 ac. ; twice as large as natural, in twilight, Berb. 
 
 Illusion, objects appear to lean forward, about 
 to fall on him (traumatic muscular paralysis) : 
 lArn. $!§" oblique. 
 
 Illusion, letters move : JS^ Sight reading. 
 
 Illusion, light : bright, IChin. s.; during day 
 (glaucoma), BIPhos.; when coughing or sneez- 
 ing, 1 1 Kali m. ; in evening, in dark, Val.; 
 everything illuminated (foreign body in eye), 
 BHep.; luminous flutter of objects, Arund.; 
 luminous objects, after operations, BZinc; 
 luminous, especially red before, BPhos.; lumi- 
 nous spots after each paroxysm (intermittent), 
 IHyos.; luminous, undulating openings ap- 
 pear, Arund.; luminous, with vertigo, BCalc. ; 
 luminous vibrations, Stront.; seems broken 
 into rays, Bell.; right eye seemed to throw 
 out streams, 7rAtrop. s.; seems to vary, Euph. 
 I^g^ fire, flames, flashes, lightning, zigzag. 
 
 Illusion, lightning : $^~ flashes, zigzag. 
 
 Illusion, objects elongated : Zinc. 
 
 Illusion, mist: jpUT 3 clouds, dark, smoke; 
 also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, of a small, dark object like a mouse, 
 or a bird coming up to left, with sensation of 
 a film over eyes, with vertigo, 1 1 Lac c. 
 $ST bird. 
 
 Illusion, motes : jgilP 3 muscae volitantes. 
 
 Illusion, motion : objects appear to move, 
 Bapt.; objects seem to run backward, BBell.; 
 backward and forward, Carbol. ac, BCic; 
 turn in a circle about her, or seem to leave 
 their places and follow her (vertigo), Coff. t.; 
 seem to revolve, IBell. ; figures on carpet ap- 
 pear constantly and successively rising up 
 to her face, rAtrop. s.; to one side with a jerk, 
 BCamph.; up and down, Spong.; up and 
 down, on sitting up, BCoccul. ; waver or tumble 
 over one another, Jamb, g^" flickering, 
 flimmering, floating, fluttering, trembling, 
 vacillate, wavering, whirling; also Sight 
 reading. 
 
 Illusion, objects multiplied and in different 
 colors: BStram. 
 
 Illusion, muscae volitantes (motes) : BAgar., 
 Ananth., Am., Asaf., BBar. c, BBCalab., BCarbo 
 v., MChel., BBCinch., Coccul., BCrotal., Cup. 
 ars.,BCycl.,BDaph.,Dig.,BGels.,BGlon.,Lactu.v., 
 ■Lye, Magn. c, Merc, Merc, iod.flav., BBNatr. 
 m., BNitr/a., Nitr. sp. d., BNux m., I I Paris, 
 
 BPhos., BPsor., BBSep., BSul.; brown, BAgar.; 
 clouds and streaks, Thuya ; with diplopia, 
 worse rising from bed or chair, Ver.; after 
 disappearance of tearing pain in left side of 
 forehead (amaurosis), I ISul.; with headache, 
 Agar.; with dilated heart, BTabac; with nau- 
 sea, B BCoccul.; while reading or looking at a 
 bright light, BKali c; before right, persistent, 
 BSil.; especially before right, in hypochon- 
 driasis, BArg. nit.; with vertigo, from over- 
 exertion of eyes, B BPhos.; with blurred vision, 
 BLil. tig.; while walking in open air, Tereb. 
 gigr* dots, flies, points, specks, spots. 
 
 Illusion, objects near her become narrower: 
 Carbo v. 
 
 Illusion, a net seems to swim before, BCarbo a. 
 ggp cobweb, web ; also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, when looking at an object: appears 
 to see just beyond or out of axis of vision a 
 small object passing across field of sight, on 
 adjusting eye it is gone, like a rat on floor, or 
 a bird in air, 1 1 Lac c ; sees imaginary objects, 
 Med. 
 
 Illusion, oblique : all objects appear, BStram. 
 Ji^ lean. 
 
 Illusion, pale: objects appear, BDig.; people and 
 things, Ind.; faces, deadly, Dig. f$>^ white. 
 
 Illusion, pearshaped obstruction before eye, 
 with large end up, looking toward light it 
 appeared red, looking from light, purple : 
 Cund. 
 
 Illusion, points : black, Ananth., BCaust., 
 Merc, BNux v., BSul.; dotted black, Elaps; 
 dark, Con., BSul.; fiery, B Ammoniac; flying, 
 Amm. m.; gray, BNux v.; gray, before right, 
 moving up and down with eye, Brom. ; the 
 point to which he looks seems to be a half 
 point, becomes a tremulous light, constantly 
 more fiery, at last looks like a half-circle, a zig- 
 zag fiery appearance, following a serpentine 
 course, at last becomes weaker and finally 
 disappears, Viol.; as if eyes had but a small 
 circle of vision and he was only able to see a 
 small point at once, BStram.; small, trans- 
 parent (serous choroiditis), BGels. 
 jgigf^dots, muscae volitantes, specks, spots. 
 
 Illusion, quivering: before, Dros.; of objects 
 Camph. gigf 1 * flickering, trembling. 
 
 Illusion, as if rays of light passed from eyes to 
 flame: Cham.; beams proceeding from eyes, 
 Ammoniac, flight appears to have rays around 
 it (conjunctivitis and leucoma), BKali c. 
 g^° beams, streaks. 
 
 Illusion, red : bar before when opening eyes, 
 Elaps ; covered with blood, after an operation, 
 1 1 Stront. ; cherry color in optic neuritis and 
 other diseases of fundus, BPhos.; on _ closing 
 eyes, Elaps ; everything (trachoma with pan- 
 nus), BKali bi.; objects appear red, B BBell., 
 ■ BCon., BDig., IHep., BHyos.,Iodof., BNux m., 
 BPhos.; objects seem red at night, Ced.; 
 pinkish globules, especially after a bright light 
 (chorio-retinitis), I IPhos. 
 JSJgg^ chromopsia, halo, spots. 
 
 Illusion, people and things look saffron-col- 
 ored : Ind. 
 
 Illusions, scintillations: BBCinch., Coff., BOp., 
 BSul. ;continuous,indelirium tremens, I I Strain.; 
 before headache, IPlat.; especially at night, 
 BStaph. ; worse in rest, I IDulc; resembling 
 dazzling, snow, Oleand. ; before syncope, 
 BNux v. J^° chromopsia, sparks, stars. 
 
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 Illusion, like a shadow, obscuring one side of 
 object, pupils dilated : ICalc. 
 figp black, dark ; also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, from shock: Dig. 
 
 Illusion, black shreds : Syph. B^T" threads. 
 
 Illusion, size: incorrect estimation of, IStram. 
 jggp^ large, small. 
 
 Illusion, sleep: on falling asleep (glaucoma), 
 HPhos. 
 
 Illusion, small: candlelight, -Chel.; objects ap- 
 pear small , Med., Merc, cor., IPlat. ; smaller and 
 farther removed from focus of vision (apo- 
 plexy), IPlunib.; smaller, in hemiopia, lAur. 
 met.; small and indistinct (chronic syphilitic 
 ophthalmia), IMerc; near objects become 
 smaller, Carbo v. ; smaller, before right, Thuya. 
 
 Illusion, smoke: HCycl.; in cataract, I ISil.; 
 in hemiopia, I lAur. met. ; like flight of small 
 birds, forms a large circle, most distinct at 
 twenty paces, on a white ground, margins of 
 circles gray, black on sudden motion (amblyo- 
 pia after a blow), I I Ammoniac. 
 g^ 5 cloud, dark, gray ; also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, snakes: lArg. nit.; before right,_like 
 black serpents jumping in all directions, 
 Cund. ; long snakes or worms, dark and light, 
 Calab.jas of a snake, with pain over eyes, 
 IGels. 
 
 Illusion, snow : objects appear covered, on 
 waking, Dig. 
 
 Illusion, sparkling : when in light, I ITherid. 
 j^^ dazzling. 
 
 Illusion, sparks: Aeon., Ammoniac, IIBell., 
 ICalc. fl., Camph., ICaust., EChin. s., Cup.ars., 
 1 1 Dulc.,IGlon.,Lyss.,Pic.ac.,ISil.,ISpig.; on fall- 
 ing asleep at night (glaucoma), I IPhos. ; bright, 
 IKali bi., I Kali c. ; in amblyopia, 1 1 Thuya; 
 brilliant, converging from circumference to 
 centre, when standing in sun, INuph.; on 
 closing eyes, IHydras.; dart from eyes during 
 cough, Kali c; in the dark, ILyc, IPhos,; 
 pass downward, Thuya ; before epileptic 
 attack, IIHyos. ; worse in evening, Am- 
 moniac; fiery, Aur. met., ICycl., IMerc, 
 IPsor.; in dark, IB Bar. c ; fiery, on awaking, 
 ICalc; fiery, after breakfast, Ferr. iod.; fiery 
 when winking, even on a bright day, BCaust, ; 
 flashing, IGlon.; with headache (kidney dis- 
 ease), IChel.; in neuralgic and rheumatic 
 headaches, in young and strong persons, 
 IIMagn. p.; in valvular heart disease and in 
 nephritis, IChel.; before left, Yer.; worse 
 from mental exertion (congestion"), lAur. met.; 
 at night (headache), lAmm. c;in incipient 
 paralysis, ILach.; small, while sewing, Iod.; 
 spasmodic, IMagn. p.; with vertigo, ICamph. 
 ggg** chromopsia, scintillations, stars. 
 
 Illusion, specks: bright, IGels.; bright, float- 
 ing by gaslight, lAur. met.; white, come into 
 view and blot all else, Ustil. ; white, impede 
 sight in evening by candlelight, with constant 
 urging to wipe eyes, better after wiping, Eatan. 
 ggg^dots, muscae volitantes, points, spots. 
 
 Illusion, spots: IJab., Yer. v.; in amaurosis, 
 I ISul. ; especiallv on awaking, llCycl.; black, 
 ■Bar. c, I IGlon', Magn. c, IINatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, IPsor., USep., ISil., Syph.; in amblyopia, 
 IIThuya; in asthenopia, I IPhos.; during 
 physical exertion, ICalc; blackish gray, Chel.; 
 black, during headache, especially when 
 turning quickly, IGlon. ; black, followed by 
 headache, IPsor.; black, in sick headache, 
 
 IIMelil.; black, in hemiopia, I Aur. met,; 
 large, black, after sewing, IIAmm. c; black, 
 larger as night advances (amblyopia after a 
 blow), B Ammoniac; black, before left, Agar.; 
 black, on closing lids, ICon.; black, in menin- 
 gitis, IGlon.; black, size of pin's head, about 
 eighteen inches from right, moving with eye ; 
 for some weeks, IChin. s.; black, after read- 
 ing, Coccul.; black, worsefrom reading, pa- 
 tient myopic (nervous debility ), QCurar. ; black, 
 with vertigo, IGlon.; black, with vertigo, in 
 dysentery, ICon.; black, while writing, INatr. 
 c; blue or green, IKali c; like bottles of 
 water moving, IIThuya; bright, before left 
 (cataract), I I Lace; brown, before left, when 
 sun is bright (cataract), I I Lac c; colored, 
 when reading, Astac; dark, I Act. rac, Ascl.t., 
 Chloral., Coca, ISul.; dark, or cloud, when 
 not using eyes (amblyopia), IMerc; dark, 
 broad, Ascl.t.; dark, with pain in forehead 
 and eyes, Cact.; dark, with dim vision, I ISul.; 
 dark, in front of left eye, Carbol. ac; dark, 
 though objects appear clearly, ICoccul.: dark, 
 as large as a penny, diminish and disappear 
 by keeping eyes still, Elaps ; dazzling, in eata- 
 ract,IChel.; fiery,Coca; fiery, large,Elaps; fiery, 
 in spinal disease, BAlum.; flying, I lAmm. m.; 
 green, in dark, Stront. ; green spot or band be- 
 fore left, when looking in a mirror by gas- 
 light after exerting eyes, band slanting down- 
 ward from left to right cheek (glaucoma), 
 1 1 Lac c ; green, square or round, before left, 
 when sun is bright (cataract), 1 1 Lac c; gray, 
 lArg. nit.; before headache, IPsor.; jumping 
 up and down before, ICroc ; light, on closing 
 eyes, IHydras.; when looking steadily, Act. 
 sp.; do not move with eye, last two or three 
 seconds, Elaps; dirty red, half size of hand, 
 Elaps ; first before right then left eye, ICaust.; 
 round, then jagged, ICaust,; small, then large, 
 BCaust,; with spasm of ciliary muscle, IJab.; 
 white, Coca, ISul.; white, then green, ICaust; 
 yellow, Amm. m.; yellow, before left, Agar.; 
 yellow, on looking at white objects, I I Amm. c 
 Jggg"* dots, muscae volitantes, points, 
 specks, 
 
 Illusion, stars: lAmmoniac, I I Yer. v.; blue, 
 in chronic cephalalgia, I I Psor.; bright, to right, 
 is induced to follow, recedes as fast as she 
 turns eyes (chorea), DCalc ; in upper, dark 
 section showers of bright, starlike bodies, 
 lower half lighter, DAur. met.; white, with 
 vertigo, Alum. 
 j^g^ 1 scintillations, sparks. 
 
 Illusion, when going down stairs, takes two 
 steps for one, and is not aware of it until he 
 falls : Stram. 
 
 Illusion, streaks of light: BBNatr. m.; bright, 
 and rainbow colors, I I Puis ; worse in evening, 
 Ammoniac; pass downward, seen to one side 
 of eye when in dark, Thuya. 
 ggg"* beams, rays, stripes. 
 
 Illusion, stripes: lECon., ISep.; black, GSul.; 
 colored bands, Con. gig"* streaks. 
 
 Illusion, swimming : Carbol. ac. , Coloc, Inul.; 
 in diarrhoea, 1 1 Ant, t. JSJ^ flickering, flut- 
 tering, trembling, wavering. 
 
 Illusion, of tapestry : in dark, Chloral. 
 
 Illusion, tassellated : objects appear, Iodof. 
 
 Illusion, objects appear thicker, or thinner, as 
 pulse beats, when closing eyes : ICamph. 
 
 Illusion, thread : floating, Ars. h.; after severe 
 
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 neuralgia in head, especially left side (amau- • 
 rosis), I ISul. Ji^T* shreds, snakes. 
 
 Illusion, trembling: Cann. i., IPhos.; as if 
 everything were in motion, even air in tremu- 
 lous motion, Sabad.; of all objects inartificial 
 light, IB Lye; of objects for a few moments, 
 then get dark, BPsor.; things appear wavering, 
 Amyl. $zgT flickering, motion, quivering, 
 swimming, twinkling, vacillate, waves, 
 wavering. 
 
 Illusion, twinkling : Cann. i.; light, composed 
 of red, green and yellow, Dig. fi^- motion. 
 
 Illusion, objects appear upside down : IBell. 
 
 Illusion, objects vacillate (ophthalmia) : ICic. 
 Sg^ flickering, motion, quivering, swim- 
 ming, waves, wavering. 
 
 Illusion, veil : jg^° mist ; also Sight dim. 
 
 Illusion, violet: BBCina. J^sT blue, red. 
 
 Illusion, visions: Camph.; pass quick as light- 
 ning, Calc. a. 1®°* Visions, Chapter 1. 
 
 Illusion, waves: bright, moving, now from 
 right to left, again from above down, Bor.; 
 objects tremulous, Calab. 
 
 Illusion, wavering : everything appears green 
 or yellow, 1 1 Dig. ; of objects (neuralgia of 
 face), I ISul. ac; something moves to and fro, 
 while sewing, but always a little farther off 
 the point she is looking at, Lyss. 
 jggjT' flickering, motion, quivering, swim- 
 ming, trembling, vacillate, waves. 
 
 Illusion, webs : flying, EBar. c; weblike forms 
 in amaurosis, 1 1 Sul. I^ 3 net. 
 
 Illusion, whirling: 1 1 Apis, IGlon., Ustil.; in a 
 circle (typhoid), Ver.; before right, as if it 
 would become dark, Jamb. ; eyes seem to move 
 to and fro, as if they went round , if she shuts 
 eyes, whirling goes in opposite direction, 
 making her sick (giddiness), 1 1 Sabad.; of 
 mist, can be perceived with closed eyes (head- 
 ache), I I Pod. 1®° motion. 
 
 Illusion, white: objects look, Chloral.; even at 
 night, Elaps ; or bright colors, Amm. c; even 
 green objects, Grat. JS^* pale. 
 
 Illusion, yellow: IBCina, ICycl.; dazzling, 
 Coff. t.; everything, BCrotal.; crescent-shaped 
 bodies float obliquely upward, lAur. met.; ob- 
 jects appear, Amyl., GCanth., IDig.^ in liver 
 complaint, Alum.; during day, Ced.; if eye is 
 fixed on a spot, spot appears yellow, encir- 
 cled by violet, undulating lines at edge, 
 Amyl. Jggp"* chromopsia, spots. 
 
 Illusion, zigzag : dazzling, like lightning, last- 
 ing half an hour in morning (sick headache), 
 I INatr. m.; fiery, around all objects, IBNatr. 
 m.; fiery, around outside field of vision in 
 evening, with open eyes, BGraph.; fiery, 
 vision impeded (whooping cough), ISep.; 
 white, flickering at one side of field of vision, 
 Ilgn. Eg^r lightning. 
 
 IRIS, abscess: in upper part, size of a lentil, 
 yellowish red (parenchymatous iritis), I ISil. 
 
 Iris, affected: IGels., 1 1 Puis.; in malaria or 
 an?emia, BChin. m. 
 
 Iris, bruised: after cataract operation, lArn. 
 
 Iris, condylomata: syphilitic,ICinnab.,IIMerc; 
 large, wartlike (syphilitic iritis), 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Iris, discolored : BEuph., IIKaliiod., 1 1 Merc, 
 iod. flav., BNatr. m., Spig.; in choroiditis, 
 IColoc; in iritis, lEuph., BMerc; in keratitis 
 punctata, BArs.; brown, BMerc; brown, after- 
 wards dim as if blotted out, Colch.; black- 
 ish brown mixed with blood red (melanotic 
 
 tumor), BAur. met.; slight brown hue around 
 right pupil (rheumatic ophthalmia), I ISyph.; 
 greenish (blue in health), BMerc; blue in 
 health, now green, pupillary margin not well 
 defined, I I Rhus; lighter than sound eye, 
 BEuph.; reddish, I ISul. 
 
 Iris, distorted: in opacity of cornea, 1 1 Rhus; 
 crowded forward , by a swollen opaque lens, 
 to capsule to which it is attached, pupil con- 
 tracted, 1 1 Merc. iod. flav.; left pupil drawn 
 toward outer side, BApis ; pupil cannot be 
 distinctly seen, drawn laterally into oblong 
 shape, BApis ; becomes shaped like that of 
 ruminating animals, BMerc. 
 
 Iris, dull: 1 1 Kali iod.; right, in rheumatic 
 ophthalmia, I I Syph. ; in scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 I ISul.; muddy, in rheumatic iritis, BKali bi. 
 
 Iris, immovable ; g^~ paralysis, sluggish ; 
 also Pupils immovable. 
 
 Iris, inflammation (iritis) : BApis, BArg. nit., 
 BIArn., BAsaf., IBell., BCed., Idem., BColch., 
 IColoc.^ BEuph., BMerc, B BMerc cor., BNatr. 
 m., BNitr. ac, BSeneg. , I I Spig.; adhesions 
 (fi^T" synechise) ; irido-choroiditis, BAsaf., 
 BMerc cor., I IPrun., IIRhus, ISil.; acute, 
 irido-choroiditis, BBry. ; irido-choroiditis, 
 especially scrofulous, BMerc d.; iridochoroi- 
 ditis, especially syphilitic, BKali iod.; iri- 
 tis, ciliary body involved (traumatic), BBRhus ; 
 from loss of blood, after confinement, BCinch.; 
 after syphilitic conjunctivitis, I ISyph.; irido- 
 cyclitis, BMerc cor.; irido-cyclitis, with 
 anterior' synechise, I IPrun.; eye looks dead, 
 iEuph.; in eruptive diseases, Crotal.; with 
 exudation or pain, BAtrop. s.; gonorrhceal, 
 BCinch.; gouty, I I Colch., BBRhus; with dry, 
 burning heat, in and about eye , I I Puis. ; 
 with hypopion, BHep., BMerc. cor., BPlumb., 
 ■ISil.; idiopathic, after exposure in damp 
 weather, worse at night, also in cold air, 
 better during motion, and from warmth, 
 IDulc; of left, IHep.; old cases spoiled by 
 mercury, INitr. ac; with neuralgic pains, 
 Chin. m. ; ciliary neuralgia, from chronic, 
 BComo.; of left eye, especially towards inner 
 border, in rheumatic ophthalmia, ICoccul.; 
 pain around eye, deep in bone, worse by touch 
 (mercurio-syphiiis), BAur. met.; parenchyma- 
 tous, I ISil.; parenchymatous, with abscess in 
 upper part, I ISil.;plastic, following inflamma- 
 tory rheumatism, agonizing nightly pains, 
 temporarily better by hot applications, 
 : Sal. ac; pupil tends to contract, notwith- 
 standing instillations of strongest solutions of 
 Atropine, BKali iod.; relapsing, BNitr. ac; 
 rheumatic, BArs., BBry., MColch., Coloc, 
 BKali bi., BBRhus, I ISyph., ITereb.; rheum- 
 atic, in early stage, BBell.; rheumatic, con- 
 stant aching and occasional darting, worse at 
 night, BEuph. ; rheumatic, with soreness of 
 eyeballs, BColch.; rheumatic, in left, with cil- 
 iary neuralgia, I l-Spig.; from metastasis of 
 rheumatism, pain intense, fever high, BGrin.; 
 rheumatic, worse at night, and in warmth, 
 Arm; sequelae, BKali bi.; serous, BGels.; with 
 shooting to back of head, BBRhus; pressing, 
 stinging, as if an ulcer were being pressed, 
 worse in change of temperature, at night, and 
 on touching parts, BNitr. ac; suppurative, 
 BBRhus; suppurative, small abscesses, with 
 hypopion, BHep. ; syphilitic, BArg. nit., BArs., 
 BAsaf., BKali iod., BMerc, BIMerc cor., BMerc 
 
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 iod.flav., INitr.ac, 1 1 Petrol., BThuya, I IZinc; 
 syphilitic, with moderate ciliary injection, 
 photophobia, hot lachrymation, worse in 
 morning, I INux v.; syphilitic, with bursting 
 pain in eyeball, temple and side of face, 
 worse at night and using eyes, J I Staph.; 
 syphilitic, intense pain steadily increasing 
 night after night, worse from 2 to 5 a.m., com- 
 ing almost to the minute and ceasing in same 
 way (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; syphilitic, 
 after abuse of mercury, IIKali iod.; syphilitic, 
 worse at night, pain intermittent, ICinnab. ; 
 syphilitic, pain worse at night, I BKali iod., 
 BMerc cor. , I I Zinc; traumatic, BArn.JCalend., 
 Calc, Ham., IBRhus; chronic, of traumatic 
 origin, -Tereb.; traumatic, worse from cold, 
 IGrin.; traumatic, with hemorrhages into 
 iris, BHam.; from exposure to wet, BBRhus; 
 after iridectomy, useful in improving vision 
 and removing subjective symptoms, BPhos. 
 
 Iris, irritation: DCrot. t. 
 
 Iris, paralysis: BBArn., I I Paris, -Strain. 
 jg£gr sluggish ; also Pupils immovable. 
 
 Iris, prolapsus: Calab., BHep. ; after cataract 
 operation, I Alum.; with laceration of cornea, 
 1 1 Staph.; from sloughing of cornea, BCalab.; 
 in wounds of cornea, BAtrop., I ISul.; from 
 wounds, when whole globe is vascular and 
 irritated, sight impaired, BCalab. 
 $^T Cornea staphyloma. 
 
 Iris, sluggish : in amaurosis, after sore throat, 
 BGels.; in kerato-iritis, BHep.; in left eye, 
 I ITereb.; in rheumatic iritis, BKali bi. 
 g^ 135 paralysis ; also Pupils immovable. 
 
 Iris, soft: in choroiditis, BColoc. 
 
 Iris, spasmodic action: in brain affection, 
 IHell.; tremulous, BBry.; tremulous, after 
 every attempt to arouse patient from stupor, 
 epecially motion of head (hydrocephalus), 
 BHell. ~EQT Pupil irregular. 
 
 Iris, a white spot as large as a lentil at lower 
 portion : I ISul. 
 
 Iris, synechia : anterior,from an injury,IHyper.; 
 anterior, with irido-cyclitis, MPrun.; pos- 
 terior, BClem., BMerc. cor., INitr. ac, I ISil., 
 I ISpig., ISul., ITereb.; after iritis, ISul. 
 
 LACHRYMAL APPARATUS, bone : spot 
 in right swollen, throbbing, BKali bi.; inflam- 
 matory swelling in region of, IMerc. 
 
 Lachrymal caruncle: inflamed, Berb., Phell.; 
 suppurating, I I Bell.; red, in blepharitis, 
 BKali c; scarlet, Phell.; swollen (blepharitis), 
 IKali c; swelling of left, I I Bell.; swollen, 
 standing out like a lump of red flesh, BArg. 
 nit.; swollen and bright red (tarsal tumors), 
 I IZinc. 
 
 Lachrymal duct : inflamed, when suppuration 
 has commenced, BB Petrol.; obstructed, ICalc, 
 ISil.; obstruction, with lachrymation, worse 
 after use of nitrate of silver, INatr. m.; ob- 
 structed in ozaena, INatr. m.; shooting, in 
 right, ICepa ; catarrhal stenosis, in a baby, 
 I INatr. m.; stricture, lArg. met., INatr. m., 
 ISil.; apparent stricture, with epiphora of 
 long standing, BRhus ; closed by an exuda- 
 tive swelling, IHep. 
 
 Lachrvmal fistula: 1 1 Agar., I Apis, lAur. mur., 
 IBrom., llCalc, IICheL, IBFluor. ac, BLyc, 
 IMillef., INatr. m., INitr. ac, UPetrol., 
 llPhyt., IPuls., I ISil., ISul.; with itching, 
 humid eruptions, ICalc; with long standing 
 eruption on face, ILach.; on left side, of one 
 
 year's duration, 1 1 Fluor, ac; discharging pus 
 when pressed, IBPuls.; thick yellow pus in 
 canthus, ICalc; disorganized walls of sac, 
 denudation of internal bony wall and closure 
 of nasal canal, I ISil. 
 
 Lachrymal glands: increased activity* Lyss.; 
 inflammation, lAnt. c, ICup. m.; scirrhus, 
 ICarbo a.; swelling, Agar., Ananth., IGraph.; 
 swelling in region of right, IBrom., ISil.; 
 secretion suppressed, Sec; ulceration, Ananth. 
 
 Lachrymal sac : affections of, in children, 
 BBPuls.; affected every month before full 
 moon, leaving a small hard tumor, I I Staph.; 
 blennorrhcea, BCalend., BCon., IMerc, SNatr. 
 in., IBPetrol., GSil., BSul.; blennorrhcea, profuse 
 yellow white discharge, I IStann.; catarrh of, 
 with desire to bore into side of nose, BArum 
 t.; inflammation (dacryo-cvstitis), Apis, 
 IGraph., BMerc, IPetrol., liPuls.; inflam- 
 mation, after pus has formed, BHep.; pain 
 on pressure in right, which feels swelled, 
 I ISil.; swelling, BBPuls., I ISil.; swelling and 
 soreness, Amm. b. 
 
 LACHRYMATION : Acet. ac,Act. rac.,^Esc. 
 h., I Agar., All. sat., Aloe, Amb., Amm. c, 
 I I Amm. m., BAmyl., Ananth., Ant. t., lApis, 
 lArg. nit., lArn., Ars. met,, Arund., lAsar., 
 Astac,Aur.mur.,Bell.,Berb.,Bry.,Cain.,Calab., 
 I ICalc, -Camph., ICaps., I ICarbo a., ICarbo 
 v., ICarbol. ac, Caulo., Ced., ICepa, ICham., 
 IChel., 7rCliim. umb., Cinnab., Cochl., 
 IColch., IComo., ICon., ECroc, ICrot. t., Cub., 
 Daph., lElaps, lEup. perf, I lEup. pur., 
 IIEuph., IFluor. ac, IGraph., IHam., IHep., 
 Hippoz., Ilgn., Jab., IKali bi., IKali br., I I Kali 
 c, I IKalm., Lachn., BLed., I ILil. tig., BMagn. 
 c, IIMagn. p., Meph., BBMerc, BMerc. iod. 
 rub., BMerc per., I IMerc sol., BMez., I IMillef., 
 UNatr. m., BNatr. s., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 I lOleand., IIOp.,Osm.,l I Phell., IPhos.,Phos. 
 ac, IPlat., I I Plumb., IPsor., IBPuls., I I Ran. 
 b., 1 1 Ran. sc, 1 1 Rhus v.,Ruta, 1 1 Sep., I ISil., 
 ■Spig., Stram., I ISul., I I Tell., Tromb., BVer., 
 Yib., Xan., Zing., Ziz. ffigT profuse. 
 
 Lachrymation, with disturbance of accommo- 
 dation : Morph. s. 
 
 Lachrymation, acrid : fl Ars., IS Calc, Ced., Clem., 
 BBEuph., BHam., BLyc, BMerc. cor., Pic ac, 
 1 IPuls., BSpig., I ISyph.; making canthi red 
 and sore, INatr. m.; with conjunctivitis, 
 DNatr. m.; corroding (ophthalmia scrofulosa), 
 IB Ars., Ars. m., BCaust.; during day, BIgn.; in 
 glaucoma, BColoc ;excoriating,EfEup'h., I IMerc., 
 ENatr. m.; excoriating, worse in open air 
 (iritis), BColch.; excoriating, in hyperesthe- 
 sia of retina, BNux v. ; excoriating, in solar 
 neuralgia, I IStann.; in iritis, BColoc, BMerc, 
 BNitr. ac; after injury to eye, BNitr. ac; in 
 kerato-iritis, BBArs.; from left eye (ophthal- 
 mia),. BCaust.; making lower lids and cheeks 
 sore,BLed.; worse in bright light, rubbing eyes, 
 early morning, IKreo.; lower lids, acrid tears 
 overflow (ophthalmia), I ISil.; profuse, gushed 
 out, on opening eyes, excoriating skin, I ISul.; 
 profuse # (suppressed intermittent), I ISpig.; 
 profuse, in morning and in open air, BRhus; 
 hot, mixed with yellow flakes of fibrinous 
 matter, gushed out (Arg. nit. was used exter- 
 nally), BMerc. iod. flav. 
 ggg^ biting, burning, hot, smarting. 
 
 Lachrymation, in open air: Ailant., ICalc, 
 Camph., BCanth., Diosc, IGraph., Natr. a., 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 INatr. m., Rheum, BRhus, Ruta, MSenecio, 
 I I Sep., ISil., BBSuL, Ustil., Zinc; better, with 
 burning and smarting, IPhyt.; when carrying 
 anything upon back, 1 1 Puis. ; in cold air, 
 ■Dig., Kob.; cold air and wind, IIEuph.; 
 suffusion, ICaust., BThuya ; in influenza, 
 I Sabad.; when looking intently at an object, 
 Seneg.; after Teplitz had removed erysipela- 
 tous spot on left cheek, accompanied by head- 
 ache, I IPetrol.; with dim sight, IPuls.; when 
 walking, ISabad.; in wind, lEuph., INatr. m.; 
 in wind, with burning, llPhos. ; worse in 
 open air, I IChlor., IClem., Vespa ; worse in 
 open air (hay fever), IDulc; worse exerting 
 eye, llgn. 
 
 Lachrymation, in asthenopia: URuta. 
 
 Lachrymation, biting : Clem., IISul.; in canthi, 
 IColch.; in morning, INatr. m.; as from salt, 
 especially in external canthi, BNux v. 
 jgi^ acrid, burning, hot, smarting. 
 
 Lachrymation, bland: profuse, ICepa. 
 
 Lachrymation, bloody : in veta, BCoca. 
 
 Lachrymation, in brain affections: IZinc; 
 effusion, with blindness, IKali iod. 
 
 Lachrymation, must take a long breath and 
 yawn : 1 1 Rumex. 
 
 Lachrymation, in bronchitis : lEuph. 
 
 Lachrymation, burning: Act. sp., I All. sat., 
 Bapt., Cadm. s., BEuph., BNitr. ac, Natr. p., 
 IPhyt., IISul.; in internal canthus, llris ; 
 with painful coryza from frontal sinuses, 
 IVerbas.; in hay catarrh, MSticta; worse 
 near fire, also morning and evening, INatr. s.; 
 in ophthalmia, ICalc; ophthalmia scrofulosa, 
 IIArs.; causes redness, IKali iod.; after burn- 
 ing and dryness, ISang.; with burning, worse 
 moving eyes, followed by sticking, Stront. 
 jg^* acrid, biting, hot, smarting. 
 
 Lachrymation, canthi: pressure, IColch.; press- 
 ure in left inner, as from a stye, Stann.; with 
 shooting, smarting and itching in inner, 
 ■Con.; worse in outer canthus, Arum t.; dur- 
 ing attack of catalepsy, I Art. v. 
 
 Lachrymation, in cataract: I ISil. 
 
 Lachrymation, catarrhal : BApis,BBadiag.,BCas- 
 tor., I ICepa, IHydras., IKali bi., IMerc, 
 I INatr. m., IPuls. giT 1 coryza, cough. 
 
 Lachrymation, in cellulitis: IPhyt. 
 
 Lachrymation, conjunctivitis: BAtrop.,B BNatr. 
 m.; worse in left eye, lEup. perf.; syphilitic, 
 MSyph. ; pustular, I IPuls. 
 
 Lachrymation, constant ; BEuph., IKali bi., 
 Med., I INatr. m., IStaph.; in amblyopia, 
 ■Merc; in chorea, Agar.; in hysteria, IHydr. 
 ac; of long standing, with apparent stricture 
 of lachrymal duct., IRhus ; and profuse, 
 ■Rhus ; causing smarting and burning (ca- 
 tarrhal ophthalmia), I IPhos.; worse in damp 
 weather, IISul.; from obstruction of nasal 
 duct (ozasna), INatr. m.; in neuralgia, BLach. 
 
 Lachrymation, cornea : in herpes, llgn.; with 
 pustules, 'BMerc. sol. Jg^* keratitis. 
 
 Lachrymation, in coryza : (Anac, Carbo. a., 
 
 ■ ICepa, Chlor., UNuxv., 1 1 Ran. sc, BSang., 
 ■Phyt.; leftsided, Calc s.; left eye worse, 
 
 ■ Cepa ; painful, from frontal sinuses, IVerbas.; 
 of right, followed by acrid coryza, Sang. 
 g^° catarrhal. 
 
 Lachrymation, corroding : g^° acrid. 
 
 Lachrymation, with cough : BAgar., Bry., Chel., 
 ■Eup. perf., I INatr. m., IPhyt., ISabad.; in 
 aphonia, IFerr.; causing retching, Aspar.; in 
 
 whooping cough, ICaps., IGraph., BNatr. m. 
 fi@° catarrhal. 
 
 Lachrymation, by day : BBAlum., Sars., Zinc. 
 
 Lachrymation in diphtheria : 1 1 Lace, BMerc 
 cor. 
 
 Lachrymation, in dropsy : BArs. 
 
 Lachrymation, with a feeling of dust in right 
 eye under lower lid, worse in evening, when 
 it also feels hot, for six days, from being in a 
 hot, crowded room, 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Lachrymation, after epileptic attacks : BSul. 
 
 Lachrymation, in evening: Jamb., 1 1 Sep., 
 IITereb.; in pterygium, I IZinc; in a warm 
 room, BCepa; toward evening, after working 
 all day, Ruta; worse evening and night, Aeon., 
 Jamb. 
 
 Lachrymation, eyes : after dryness and burn- 
 ing, BCroc; with itching, BBSul.; with neu- 
 ralgic pains, BNatr. m., 1 1 Stann.; on opening, 
 ■Kali bi.; with pain, deep in, IKali c;with press- 
 ure in left, I IPuls.,Ruta;pupilsdilated, ILyss.; 
 red, 1 1 Alum., Sil., Ver.; red, burning, ISpong.; 
 with smarting, especially in outer canthus, 
 I IColch.; with stitches in eyeballs and burn- 
 ing around eyes (Basedow's disease), I ISpong.; 
 tearing under left, extending into eye,!Lach.; 
 throbbing in eyes and right side of head, 
 I I Calab.; violent twitching, Niccol. ; with 
 double vision, BMorph. s.; momentary loss of 
 vision, Crotal.; weakness and burning,Seneg.; 
 especially of left eye, with weak feeling, 1 1 Ca- 
 lab. Jgigh looking. 
 
 Lachrymation, excoriating : jpi^ acrid. 
 
 Lachrymation, face : neuralgia, 1 1 Spig. ; with 
 fiery redness of left side, worse speaking,- 
 chewing, eating fruit, or anything sour, ex- 
 cited by least touch, BKali m. 
 
 Lachrymation, feeling as if it would set in : 
 Ars. i. 
 
 Lachrymation, with fever : BElat.; one to three 
 hours after cold stage, BEup. pur.; in inter- 
 mittent, with headache, I INux v.; during 
 heat, IStram.; in typhus, BAgar., BArs.; in 
 yellow fever, INux v. 
 
 Lachrymation, with hay fever: j^~ acrid, 
 burning, catarrhal, coryza, cough, hot, 
 smarting. 
 
 Lachrymation, during forenoon: I INatr. c 
 
 Lachrymation, when gaping : jgig^ yawning. 
 
 Lachrymation, gelatinous: all day, worse 
 morning and evening, BSul. 
 
 Lachrymation, in glaucoma: BColoc. 
 
 Lachrymation, gushing : BChin. a.; when lids 
 are forcibly opened, BApis, BCon., BMerc cor., 
 ■Rhus ; right eye, llpec 
 
 Lachrymation, with headache: DChin. a., BKali 
 iod., BStram.; burning* coming out at eyes, 
 Jamb.; as if he had taken cold, Stilling.; com- 
 pressive, Tarant.; dull, heavy, I INatr. m.; over 
 left eye, and in temple, ILac def. ; acute, frontal 
 neuralgia, BLac c,BSpig.; sick headache, I ISul.; 
 on side affected, Bell.; intense, in right side, 
 I IStram.; with crushing feeling on vertex, 
 Phell. 
 
 Lachrymation, hoarseness : JgSHf 1 ' catarrhal. 
 
 Lachrymation, hot: 1 1 Ars. m., Diosc, BEuph., 
 BMerc, BNux v., I I Plumb., BSang., I ISil.; 
 with coryza from frontal sinuses, BVerbas.; 
 particularly in evening (swelling of lachrymal 
 sac, I ISil.; profuse, excoriating (hay catarrh), 
 MSticta; gushing, in keratitis, BChin. a.; 
 gushing, in ophthalmia, B BApis; profuse, 
 
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 gushes on opening spasmodically closed lids 
 (irido-choroiditis), IRhus; with iritis syphi- 
 litica, worse in morning, I INux v.; in kera- 
 titis, 1 1 Apis ; in pustular keratitis, 1 1 Psor. ; 
 right, Tell.; scrofulous ophthalmia, lArs., 
 BBell. ; from right, with shooting from within, 
 on staring or writing, I IRhod.; with rush 
 of blood to forehead, 1 1 Puis., scalding, lEuph.; 
 profuse, scalding when he lay down at night, 
 cannot sleep (syphilitic iritis), 1 1 Zinc; when 
 looking at sun out of left, scalding cheek and 
 making eye smart, I I Staph . 
 J^g^ acrid, biting, burning, smarting. 
 
 Lachrymation, hydrocephalus: IDig., IKali 
 iod. 
 
 Lachrymation, in influenza: HCepa, IGels., 
 lEuphor., IPhos., IPuls.; with facial hemi- 
 plegia, ICaust. 
 jggp" 1 catarrhal, coryza, cough. 
 
 Lachrymation, in iritis : BColoc ; parenchyma- 
 tous, I ISil.; rheumatic, BArs.; syphilitic, 
 1 1 Petrol., 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Lachrymation, keratitis: lAtrop., ICalc; pro- 
 fuse, in kerato-iritis, IIArs.; punctata, I Ars.; 
 pustulosa, BPuls., BBSul.; vasculosa, IMerc. sol. 
 jg@^ cornea. 
 
 Lachrymation, from tickling in larynx : IChel. 
 J^gf° catarrhal. 
 
 Lachrymation, of left eye : BCalab., Carbol. ac, 
 IColoc., Diosc,flIgn., Sinap., I IXJran. n.; after 
 pain like a stab, Cinch, bol. 
 
 Lachrymation, lids : burning in afternoon , 
 ISul.; burning of edges, IXatr. s.; from be- 
 tween closed, Spong.; when closing, Berb.; 
 when forcibly opened, I Con. ; excoriation of 
 lower (solar neuralgia), I IStann.; red and 
 swollen, Niccol.; separate with difficulty (pro- 
 sopalgia), I IChel.; spasmodic action, IPuls.; 
 swelling, IKali iod.; syphilitic ectropion, 
 IXitr. ac J^*g~ Lids. 
 
 Lachrymation, looking: at anything, IChlor., 
 IKali c; on looking down, ILil. tig., I ITereb.; 
 intently, Chel., Ilpec, ISeneg., Spong.; sharp, 
 out of doors, I ISul. ;at spot before eyes (cata- 
 ract), IChel.; from looking up, IChel. 
 Jggg~ eyes. 
 
 Lachrymation, with measles: I IXatr. m., 
 ISquilla, lArg. met. 
 
 Lachrymation, during menses: ICalc. 
 
 Lachrymation, mild : ggp^ bland. 
 
 Lachrymation, in morning : ICalc, IMerc. per., 
 I IXatr. m. I IXux v., BSep.; on awaking, Zinc; 
 in bed, Chrom. ac; followed by dryness, 
 IISul. 
 
 Lachrymation, mucous: BDig., Ilgn.; in paren- 
 chymatous iritis, of right, I ISil.; muco-puru- 
 lent, acrid, BMerc cor. 
 
 Lachrymation, neuralgia: in, IChel., ISpig., 
 I IStann. ; facial, IMez.; from left eye, IXux v.; 
 from left eye, with otalgia, BStram.; pains 
 recurring at certain times, BXatr. m.; supra- 
 orbital, BChel. 
 
 Lachrymation, worse in night : Am., BArs.; 
 worse after midnight (iritis rheumatica), 
 lArs. 
 
 Lachrymation, nose : with severe nasal dis- 
 charge, I I Sinap.; stoppage of nose, Bor. ; pain 
 from obstruction of nasal duct, iGraph.; prick- 
 ing in nares, I IXatr. p. ; from smells, 1 1 Agar.; 
 on sneezing, ISabad.; with sneezing, Calc p.; 
 followed by sneezing, lAmyl. 
 Mg$T Lachrymal duct. 
 
 Lachrymation, with pain: Aeon., ICalc; as 
 soon as pain is felt in some other part of 
 body, as in hand, ISabad. 
 jjjgp^ headache, neuralgia. 
 
 Lachrymation, with palpitation : Amm. c 
 
 Lachrymation, periodical: daily at regular 
 time, IXatr. m.; daily at 5 p.m. (sclerotitis 
 rheumatica), MChin. m. 
 
 Lachrymation, with photophobia: IChin. s., 
 ICon., IDig., BKali c, IMagn. m., Magn. s., 
 ISabad.; better in fresh air, KPsor.; from gas- 
 light, IIEuph.; looking at snow, IIArs.; in 
 scrofulous constitution, ICon.; in sunlight, 
 Ilgn. 
 
 Lachrymation, when reading: ISeneg., Sul.ac; 
 after reading, 1 1 Amm. c, I Apis. 
 
 Lachrymation, from right eye : Brom., IHyos., 
 
 I IVerbas.; worse in open air, I lYespa ; in 
 hemiplegia, lElaps; with violent crawling in 
 right nostril, IMar. v.; in prosopalgia, Chin. s. 
 
 Lachrymation, in room: Croc, Dig. 
 Lachrymation, scalding : J^" acrid. 
 Lachrymation, in scarlatina: BIAilant. 
 Lachrymation, smarting: HCinch., lEuph., 
 
 ILyc, IPhyt., Sinap.; in open air, Mar. v.; 
 
 with pressure as from grain of sand, worse in 
 
 morning. Con.; in catarrhal ophthalmia, IA11. 
 
 sat.; particularly in wind, lEuph. 
 
 ggp^ acrid, biting, burning, hot, scalding. 
 Lachrymation, suppressed: in conjunctivitis, 
 
 I I Sep. 
 
 Lachrymation, from forcing urine : worse before 
 6 p.m., BClem. 
 
 Lachrymation, variable : IKali iod., IPuls. 
 
 Lachrymation, varnished appearance of tissues : 
 BEuph. 
 
 Lachrymation, with vertigo : Lye 
 
 Lachrymation, "weather: of right, constantly, 
 especially in damp, sultry, IGraph. ; from ex- 
 posure (rheumatic inflammation), IKali bi. 
 
 Lachrymation, as after weeping : 7fKali ars. 
 
 Lachrymation, in wind: j$gg~ air. 
 
 Lachrymation, with constant winking : BCroc 
 
 Lachrymation, while writing: ICalc 
 
 Lachrymation, during yawning : Ant. t., Calc. 
 p., IKali c, ISabad., Staph. ;in morning, I IXux 
 v., Viol.; spasmodic, Ilgn.; when stomach is 
 empty, Ammoniac. 
 
 LASHES: crust: dry, ISul.; in blepharitis, 
 ISeneg. 
 
 Lashes, glands: inflammation, with chronic 
 conjunctival catarrh, I Staph. 
 JgSgg^ Lids meibomian. 
 
 Lashes, imperfectly grown (tinea ciliaris): 
 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Lashes, fall out: Alum., lEuph., Med., IMerc, 
 IPhos. ac, BRhus, BSul.; in blepharitis, I Apis ; 
 of left, 1 1 Sep.; of right lower lid (hordeolum), 
 IChel.; in blepharophthalmia, BCalc; in scro- 
 fulous ophthalmia, BArs.; in pityriasis capitis, 
 BMez.; in mercurio-syphilis, IIAur. met; 
 destruction of hair follicles, BStaph. 
 
 Lashes, ingrowing : irritation, B B Aeon. ; pressed 
 inward by excessive swelling (ophthalmia), 
 BApis ; turn in and inflame, especially at 
 outer canthus, where margins of lids are sore, 
 Bor. ; feeling as if turned in, in lower lid, 
 1 1 Tell.; turn in and inflame eye, especially at 
 outer canthus, Bor.; causing pannus, I IPuls.; 
 trichiasis, Aur. met. 
 
 Lashes, irregular: Bor., I I Thuya. 
 
 Lashes, mucus : loaded with dry, 1 1 Bor., 
 
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 llGraph.; gummy, I IBor.; hardened, ISeneg.; 
 hardened in morning, Seneg.; tough, IHep. 
 
 Lashes, pulls at : 1 1 Natr. m. 
 
 Lashes, pus: particles, IPhos. ac; dry, hangs 
 upon (scrofulous inflammation), IMerc. 
 
 .Lashes, scabs: thick, heavy (pustular conjunc- 
 tivitis), IGraph. 
 
 Lashes, scurf : dry, ICalc. 
 
 Lashes, stick together: matted in bunches 
 (ophthalmia tarsi), IMerc. cor.; in morning, 
 I IBor.; long, in little bundles (scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia), I Apis. 
 
 Lashes, on right side, all point stiffly toward 
 nose: Nitr. ac. 
 
 LENS : capsule : cloudiness, after exposure to 
 a storm (parenchymatous iritis) I ISil.; in- 
 flamed, after extraction of cataract, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 inflamed, purulent,after extraction of cataract, 
 ■ Hep.; lymph and pigment deposit after iritis, 
 IKali bi. ; pigment spots on left, I IMerc. iod. 
 flav. JS®?" cataract capsular. 
 
 Lens, cataract: Anag., I Apis., IBar. c, I ICalc, 
 ICann. s., ICaust., IChel., Chim. umb., 
 
 I ICochl.,Dig.,IEuphor.,Euph., IJab., I I Kalis., 
 
 I I Lac. c, Sec, IISiL, I I Tell.; broken up, was 
 absorbed, ICarbo a.; promotes absorption, 
 ISeneg.; capsular, BAmm. m.; complete cap- 
 sulo-lenticular, with increased size of lens, 
 llColch.; of cattle, Ant. t.; decided grayish 
 cloudiness of right lens, was reduced to a 
 spot size of a pin head, 1 1 Sil.; from contusion , 
 ICon.; cortical, liSul.; cataractous lens, dis- 
 located into anterior chamber by a blow on 
 temple, 1 1 Calab.; with chronic dyspepsia,ILyc; 
 after suppression of an eruption, ISul.; after 
 typhus, ILyc; lens having color similar to a 
 beginning cataracta glaumatosa, with arthri- 
 tic ophthalmia, I IPhos.; gray, IChel., ICon.; 
 incipient, IPuls., ISep.; incipient, progressive, 
 hard, in an old lady, hard, white convergent 
 stride in lens, with diffuse haziness, on read- 
 ing letters seemed as if printed in red ink, 
 although paper looked white and natural ; 
 vision 3^-, the haziness disappeared, no more 
 striae appeared, and in six months vision im- 
 proved to |f, 1 1 Phos. ; incipient, in right, 
 I ICaust. (after Sul.); left lens became ca- 
 taractous after loss of right eye by glaucoma, 
 I I Calab.; lenticular (occasionally received 
 Sul.), IIMagn. c; with suppressed menses, 
 BLyc; rheumatic, of left, I ISpig.; of right 
 eye, lAmm. c, I ISil.; senile, ICarbo a., ISec; 
 with perpendicular half sight, ICaust.; soft, 
 IColch.; after suppressed foot sweat, BSil.; 
 viridis, I IPhos.; vision better on a dark day, 
 lEuphor.; dim vision, I ISul.; in young peo- 
 ple, with headache, vertigo and roaring in 
 ears, Sec; chalky-looking white mass on an- 
 terior surface, Tell. Jggg^ opacity. 
 
 Lens, opacity : IChel.; painless, Dig. ; dimness, 
 Spig.; smoky dimness, 1 1 Rhus ; haziness 
 (rheumatic glaucoma), BCocc; slight hazi- 
 ness, worse in right (after typhoid), BLyc; in 
 middle, as if it had been punctured by a 
 needle, 1 1 Sul. ; in right, IChel. Jgisp cataract. 
 
 Lens, pressed forward against iris, closing 
 pupil: Colch. 
 
 Lens, large black, subchoroidal tumor behind, 
 in fundus, growing from inner side : lAur. 
 met. 
 
 LIDS, abscess: on upper of right eye, IHep., 
 I ISil.; of lashes, IMerc. iod. flav.; opened 
 
 upon inside, about centre, profuse discharge, 
 Vespa ; similar to stye, with scrofulous inflam- 
 mation of conjunctiva, I IPuls. 
 
 Lids, aching : worse in cold, better in warmth, 
 BHep. ; dull, heavy, Bell. 
 
 Lids, affected: in nervous headacl^e, I I Thuya. 
 Jl^ 53 paralysis. 
 
 Lids, agglutinated: I All. sat., Alum., Amm.br., 
 Ananth., lArg. met., Arum d., IBar. c, 
 ICalc, Carbo v., ISCaust., Cham., Diosc, 
 lEuphor., IKali bi., IIKreo., INatr. s., 
 1 1 Nitr. ac, INux v., IPhyt, Psor., Spig., 
 I ISyph., IXJran. n., IVer.; on awaking, 
 ICalc, IDiosc, IHep., INatr. a., ISeneg.; 
 on awaking, either in night or morning, 
 with yellow discharge, 1 1 Zinc; in blephar- 
 itis, § 9 Arg. nit. ; in delirium, after being accused 
 of theft, IHyos. ; by muco-purulent discharge 
 in, canthi (catarrhal ophthalmia), I IPuls.; 
 by purulent mucus, HCham.; viscid, yellow 
 discharge, 1 1 Agar.; by profuse yellow puru- 
 lent discharge, IPuls.; by yellow discharge, 
 IITJran. n.; by yellow gum (tinea), ICalc; 
 in dropsy, lArs.; with raw pain at edges, 
 IMerc. ; eyes weak and red, ICrotal. ; in typhus 
 fever, lArs.; of left, in rheumatism, I I Lac 
 c; in morning, BiEthus., Ailant., Amm.m., 
 Aur. mur., Bell., Bry., B ICalc, BCham., 
 IBClem., Con., BDig., BGraph., BKali c, 
 IMang., Millef., I INaja, I INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 I I Natr. ph., Niccol., IPsor., I IPuls., IRhus, 
 Sars., I ISep., Stann., IITereb., Vespa, Zinc; 
 in morning, with inflammation, IChel., IKali 
 bi.; in morning, with pressure, IMagn. c; in 
 morning, during menses, ICalc; in morning, 
 by purulent mucus, IHep., IB Rhus; in morn- 
 ing, in ophthalmia, ICic; in morning, in ca- 
 tarrhal ophthalmia, I IPhos.; in morning, in 
 porrigo favosa, I ISul.; in morning, of right,Con., 
 I I Vespa ; in morning, in mercurio-syphilis, 
 I I Aur. met.; nightly, IB Alum., I Ant. c, Bor., 
 Castor., Chel., IGamb., IGraph., Ilgn., ILed., 
 IIMagn. m., USep., ISpong., Stram., I ISul., 
 ISyph., IThuya; nightly, in catarrhal fever, 
 lEuph.; nightly, in typhoid, IVer. v.; nightly, 
 with lachrymation by day, I BLyc; nightly, in 
 ophthalmia, lApis ; in sciatica and rheuma- 
 tism, ILac c Jg^ sticky. 
 
 Lids, sensitive to air : IB Aeon. 
 Jg^ 33 Eyes air, cold. 
 
 Lids, biting: IRhus; in conjunctivitis, I ISep.; 
 in evening, BBPuls.; of margins, Camph., Mez.; 
 of margins, as from smoke, Calend., Crotal., 
 BLach. 
 
 Lids, bleeding: Bell., BNux v.; in keratitis 
 parenchymatosa, BBSul.; on opening, BNatr. 
 m.; on opening, evening and night, BHep. 
 
 Lids, blennorrhea : g@^ inflammation. 
 
 Lids, blinking : JE^f 33 spasm, winking. 
 
 Lids, bluish : BDig., I INaja, 1 1 Zinc; in cardial - 
 gia and headache, BKali c; in tertian inter- 
 mittent, BDig.; margins, BVer.; bluish purple 
 margins, in whooping cough, BBadiag.; bluish 
 red, in cellulitis, BPhyt.; bluish red, indurated 
 margins, scrofulous, BCon. ]$&" purple, red. 
 
 Lids, boils: BSil. 
 
 Lids, burning: BBAcon., BIAlum., BApis, 
 IIAph. ch., BiArs., Arum d., Arund., Aur. 
 mur., Bell., Bry., BCalc, Camph., I IChel., 
 BChloral., BColch., BDig., Ferr. iod., BGraph., 
 BHep., BHydras., BKali bi., Lyss., Mane, 
 IMerc cor", Natr. ph., BNatr. s., INitr. ac, 
 
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 Nitr. sp. d., INux v., Pallad., IPhos. ac, 
 IIKhus, I ISul., Thuya, Vinca ; in afternoon, 
 with lachrymation, ISul.; especially at canthi, 
 Bufo.; on closing them, Ham., Mane; of left, 
 as if too dry, 1 1 Zinc; in evening, I IPuls. ;_ by 
 candlelight, Phos. ac; toward evening, 1 1 Viol.; 
 worse in evening, in a warm room, from a 
 draught of air, better in cold open air, IPuls.; 
 externally, ISul.; externally, on left, Spong.; 
 with soreness of ball on closing lids or turn- 
 ing eyeball, I I Sticta ; in hay fever, I Ran. b. ; as 
 if on fire (acute rheumatic ophthalmia), 
 ■Phyt.; as from- fiery points, IMerc; on inner 
 surface, HCon.; with lachrymation, better in 
 open air, IPhyt.; of chronic, granulated, 
 1 1 Ars.; of margins, lApis, IIArs., Arum d., 
 Bry., Camph., IColch., IDig., IMerc cor., 
 INatr. s., Nitr. sp. d.; of margins, worse in 
 afternoon, with blepharitis, ISang. ; of mar- 
 gins, when closing eyes, after diphtheria, 
 
 I I Mane; of margins, with swelling and dry- 
 ness, IIEuph.; of margins, in evening, Thuya; 
 of margins, of lower, Alum., I ICard.m.; of 
 margins, in morning, ISul.; of margins, in 
 rheumatic ophthalmia, ILed.; of margins, 
 with suffusion, INatr. s.; of margins, of upper, 
 
 I I Card, m.; especially margins, worse in morn- 
 ing, INux v.; in morning, IGamb., INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac; morning and evening, IZinc; on 
 opening eyes, IIArs.; in ophthalmia, I Apis; 
 especially in left, when reading, Zinc; when 
 reading, 1 1 Oleand.; better from rubbing, IPuls. ; 
 even after sound sleep, IColoc; frequently 
 small spots, Berb.; in swollen, IRhus; on 
 touching upper (rheumatic inflammation), 
 IKali bi.; in upper, Ced. ftg^ heat. 
 
 Lids, cancer : epithelioma, 1 1 Phyt. ; flat, epi- 
 thelial (ulcus rodens), as large as a farthing, 
 on lower, ICund.; epithelioma of left, 
 1 1 Thuya; lupus, I IPhyt.; lupus of lower, 
 I Apis. 
 
 Lids, cellulitis : JEJggf 13 inflammation. 
 
 Lids, closed and closing: closed, Amyg., 
 ICalc, ICoccul., Jacea, I IRhus, Urt. ur.; as if 
 about to close (headache), ICycl.; on closing, 
 anxiety, BiCarbo v.; tightly closed after catch- 
 ing cold (child), Blpec; could not open (child), 
 Samb.; resists any attempt to open (phlyctenu- 
 lar ophthalmia), I IMerc cor.; could not bear 
 to close, as if cornea were sore, Lact. ac; as if 
 lids could not close, HParis ; cannot open, in 
 coma, Bufo., ISNuxm.; closed in convulsions, 
 ICoccul.; closing causes cough, IHep.; closed, 
 must remain in a dark room (nervous head- 
 ache), llgn.; desire to close, Ant. t., ICalc, 
 ICaust., IChel., Chlorof., Cornus, Diose, 
 Elaps, Lact. ac, Natr. a.; desire to close at 
 night, during fever, Cinch, bol.; desire to 
 close, dizzy (headache), lAgar.; desire to close, 
 with biting in right eye, evening, Sep.; desire 
 to press tightly together, Ant. t.; desire to 
 spasmodically close, which relieves (asthen- 
 opia), 1 1 Sep. ; difficulty in closing, Myr. cer., 
 IPhos.; closing, dizziness worse, Amy!.; clos- 
 ing, wdth dreaminess, I INux m.; clo^se, after 
 eating, Arum m.; closed, in epilepsy, BCup. 
 m.; closed, balls rotating, ICup. m.; closing 
 causes pain through left eye, preventing sleep, 
 Act. rac; closed in fainting, ILaur., lOp. ; 
 closed, fears to open, BClem.; closes forcibly 
 whether sitting, standing or walking, IMerc; 
 closing,causes dull pain in forehead, Agar.; can- 
 
 not keep open from pressing frontal headache, 
 better walking in open air, BCoral.; frequent 
 closing, INux v.; half closed, Agar., Amyg., 
 Bapt., IColch., ILach., INatr. m., IIOp., 
 PhelL, IStram., Tereb.; half closed, in abor- 
 tion, IColoc; half closed, lies on back, in 
 diphtheria, IMerc cy. ; half closed, in brain 
 affections, I ICup. m., IHell.; half closed, in 
 children, IBell., IPod.; half closed, with 
 drowsiness, in gastromalacia, IKreo.; half 
 closed, in epilepsy, IIOp.; half closed, balls 
 turned up w T ard, lOp.; half closed, in laryngo- 
 spasm,ICup. m.; half closed, in typhoid, IZinc; 
 half closed, wdth rolling of head and moaning 
 in sleep, IPod.; half closed, in hydrocephalus, 
 lArt.v., IDig.; half closed, in incipient hydro- 
 cephalus, lApis ; half closed, in labor, I ILyc; 
 half closed, in meningitis^ I IVer.; half closed, 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, IHydr. ac; half 
 closed, in parotitis, after scarlet fever, BHep.; 
 half closed, in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; half closed, 
 during pregnancy, seventh month i albuminu- 
 ria, dropsy, headache), I ICEnan.; half closed, 
 with dilated and upward drawn pupils, I IZinc. ; 
 half closed, in sleep, llpec, lOp., IPod., 
 IStram., ISul., I IVer.; half closed, in sleep, in 
 asthma Millari, Samb.; half closed, in sleep, 
 in cholera infantum, iCoff. t.; half closed, in 
 sleep, in diarrhoea, ISul.; half closed, in sleep, 
 with convulsive motion of eyes, when awake 
 (summer complaint), I ICoff.; half closed, in 
 sleep, in gastritis mucosa, in a child, 1 1 Ars., 
 half closed, in sleep, in scarlatina, ICarbol. ac; 
 half closed, in stupor, ISul.; half closed, in 
 summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; half closed, 
 showing whites, Agar.; can hardly hold open 
 (sick headache), I INatr. m.; as if something 
 closed them (headache), ICoccul.; closed, with 
 headache, I INatr. m.; closed, in hydrocepha- 
 lus, IGrat.; inability to close, Euphor., Sil.; 
 inability to close, from dryness of eyes, I INux 
 m.; inability to close, in paralysis of face, 
 ICadm. s.; closed in incipient hydrocephalus, 
 ICalc. p.; right closed by inflammation (ery- 
 sipelas erratica),IHydras.; close involuntarily, 
 Magn. s.; close involuntarily, almost spas- 
 modically, Spong. ; close involuntarily, in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, IGels.; close involunta- 
 rily, from prostration, with headache, UChin. 
 s.; close involuntarily, with reeling in head, 
 Euphor.; cannot be opened in irido-choroidi- 
 tis, IRhus; left closed, from pressive head- 
 ache, INux v.; difficulty in keeping closed, 
 Aur. mur.; disposition to keep closed, ICoccul, 
 ILachn., Sep.; lightly closed, I ILaur.; close 
 when looking steadily, IGels.; remain closed, 
 in maniacal attacks, during sleep, I IPhos.; 
 closed, in melancholia, IIArg. nit.; closed, 
 in meninigitis basilaris, Cic; closed, can- 
 not open, in migraine, Tarant.; left closed, in 
 morning, ~Carbo a.; closing, or falling, worse 
 in morning, Calc p.; closed, child cannot 
 open, between 9 and 10 a.m., IGraph.; closed, 
 could not open in morning, on first awaking, 
 it seemed as if inner surface of lids were dry 
 and stuck fast to ball (neuralgia palpebrals), 
 I IVer.; must close, ICanth., ISpig.; must close, 
 with dryness, BLyc; must close, in catarrhal 
 fever, IKali c; must close, with frontal head- 
 ache, Calc; must close, which relieves pain, 
 IChel.; closing, narrowing of space, Agar.; 
 keeps them nearly closed (retinitis hemaro- 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 lopica), ILyc; closing relieves nervousness, 
 Cale; cannot open during paroxysm of neu- 
 ralgia, BCoccion.; closed in one eye, the other 
 half open, Cinch.; one eye closed,in pneumonia, 
 Ant. t.; closing is painful, in headache, Sil.; 
 closed, as if paralyzed, ICoccuL; closed, in 
 bilateral croupous pneumonia, I Kali iod.; 
 closing, a sudden inward shock, passing up- 
 ward, preventing sleep (sunstroke from expos- 
 ure of nape of neck), IBell.; painful, forcible 
 drawing together as from irresistible sleep, 
 1 1 Viol.; close, with sleepiness as soon as he sits 
 down,IIMur.ac; close, with sleepiness,earlyin 
 evening, Amm. m.; on closing for sleep a 
 sudden shock runs through whole body, from 
 below up, IBell.; close spasmodically, lAlum., 
 ICalc, Cham., I IMerc, IINatr. m.; closed spas- 
 modically , could not be easily opened on awak - 
 ing, after a blow with a cane on eye, 1 1 Symph. ; 
 closed spasmodically, in colic, IIColoc; close 
 spasmodically, with drowsiness, in evening, 
 Con.; close spasmodically, evening and night, 
 IHep.; closed spasmodically, in pustular kera- 
 titis, 1 1 Psor.; closed spasmodically, with intol- 
 erance of light, I I Merc, cor.; closed spasmodic- 
 ally, in ophthalmia scrofulosa, IIArs., IMerc. 
 cor.; close spasmodically, with photophobia, 
 lApis, IBell., ICon., ICoff. t., INatr. m. ; closed 
 spasmodically, with profuse gushes of hot tears 
 on opening them (irido-choroiditis), BRhus ; 
 closed, open only w r hen spoken to, Stram.; 
 closed by a purplish white swelling, Apis ; 
 when closed, suddenly falls down as if dead, 
 after singing, Lyss.; tendency to close, SMed.; 
 as if they had closed too tightly, worse after 
 sleep, Amb.; on closing, tottering and falling 
 (spinal disease),! Alum, met.; closed, in trance- 
 like condition, BCamph.; closed and twitch- 
 ing, after apoplexy, I Cup. m.; on closing, ver- 
 tigo, IIAlum., Ant. t., Apis, BBArn., iArs., 
 Calad., Grat., BHep., ELach., BPhos. ac, I Sil. , 
 BTherid., Vib.; on closing, vertigo better, Ver. 
 v.; on closing, vertigo as if rocked, Calad.; on 
 closing, vertigo as if everything were turning 
 in a circle, BBChel.; closed, vertigo, cannot 
 walk, BArg. nit., IStram.; close, while walk- 
 ing in open air; tension in temples, I iCalad.; 
 close, from weakness, 1 1 Chin, s., 1 1 Cinch., 
 Cup. m.; seem pressed down by a heavy 
 Weight, BBCon. 
 
 $^° paralysis, photophobia ; also Visions, 
 eyes closing, Chapter 1.- 
 
 Lids, coldness : Eyes cold. 
 
 Lids, congested : BArg. nit., Bell., BGels., Natr. 
 a., Cham., MChel., Cina, BCoccul., Daph., 
 Eucal., BFerr., B BGels,, Graph., BLac def., 
 Mane, IIMelil., I IMerc. iod. flav., BMerc. 
 per., Myr. cer., I I Psor.; engorged, Ant. t.; 
 hyperemia (scrofulous ophthalmia), I I Sil.; in- 
 jection, BBry., BCrot. t., BEuph., BHep.; deep 
 injection, I I Sil.; injection in iritis, BMerc; 
 injection of left, HSpig.; injection in kera- 
 titis, BAur. mur. ; injection marked, and 
 of a bright, angry appearance, BBKali iod.; 
 injection worse at night, in syphilitic iritis, 
 B BMerc; injection of right (scrofulous ophthal- 
 mia), I ISul.; internal surface, BPsor., I I Puis. 
 ggg?° inflamed, red, swelling. 
 
 Lids, constriction : BMerc; desire for rest, and 
 disinclination to mental exertion (iritis), 
 BColch. J^** spasm. 
 
 Lids, contorted : BStram. jg^T" spasm. 
 
 Lids, contraction : JTaeea, BNitr. sp. d., BTabac; 
 feeling, in margins (headache), BLac def.; with 
 asthenopia, when looking steadily at an ob- 
 ject, 1 1 Kali c; as of a narrow band drawn 
 across balls (headache), BLac def; convulsive, 
 could not be opened (scrofulous ophthalmia), 
 
 I ISul.; as if long deprived of sleep, I BMerc. 
 sol.; making eyes look smaller, HSpig.; diffi- 
 cult to open, BMerc; smaller, BEuph.; spas- 
 modic, BPlumb., Rhod.; spasmodic, in morn- 
 ing, ISul.; spasmodic, in right, afternoon, 
 Hyper.; spasmodic, in neuralgia of right supra- 
 orbital nerve, IMez.; as if little strings were 
 holding them together, and snapped on open- 
 ing, Kob.; of upper, in rheumatic ophthalmia, 
 BCoccul. J^Hf* constriction, spasm. 
 
 Lids, crawling: inside, worse in evening, with 
 lachrymation, Cinch. 
 
 Lids, crusts: dry, Ant. c; somewhat everted 
 (mentagra), BMez.;on margins, Aur. met.; in 
 pannus, Arg. nit. 
 jg^ip* 3 eruption, granulated. 
 
 Lids, cutting : BCalc;in lower, BMerc, BNux v.; 
 in margins, ISul.; transient, in margins, from 
 above downward, Zing. 
 
 Lids, dark: BNatr. m. 
 
 Lids, discharge: oozing, BBTell.; acrid water 
 (syphilis), BE Clem.; creamy, BNatr. ph.; pro- 
 fuse, purulent, BlArg. nit.; mucous, Natr. m.; 
 covered with mucous, Lactu. v. ; covered with 
 mucous (pneumonia), I Amt.t.; dried muco-pus 
 on lids, Cham.; mucus escapes from closed, 
 
 I I Rhus ; covered with yellow, purulent mu- 
 cus and bloody fluid, Cham. ; slimy, puslike, 
 (intermittent), IFerr.; thick, 1 1 Natr. m.; thick, 
 yellow, BEuph. $$f inflammation. 
 
 Lids, drawing :BMagn. p.; in upper right, Col oc 
 
 Lids, drooping or dropping: gial* closing, 
 paralysis. 
 
 Lids, dry: BBAcon., BBAlum., BArs., Arum d., 
 Calend., BCham., Coccul., BCycl., Daph., 
 Gamb., BGraph., BMed., BMerc. per., BPetrol., 
 Sars. , 1 1 Ver. v. ; feeling of, in upper (blepha- 
 roadenitis),BSang. ; in conjunctivitis pustulosa, 
 I ISul.; with sensation as if darkened by mu- 
 cus, which ought to be wiped away, BBPuls.; 
 toward evening, I I Viol.; worse in left eye, 
 BMerc. ; felt especially on moving eyeball, 
 BArg. nit.; with inflammation, I ISpong.; inner 
 surface, BSul. ; inner surface, in trachoma, 
 HIArs.; in iritis, BArn.; chronic, with gran- 
 ulated lids, BBArs. ; on looking at bright 
 light, with feeling as on awaking from sleep, 
 Mang.; of margins, Cham., Pallad., BSep.; of 
 margins, with hard nodules and destruction 
 of hair follicles, BStaph.; of margins, painful, as 
 if rubbing against balls, Arn. , B B Ars.; in morn- 
 ing, Berb.; especially in morning, with ciliary 
 blepharitis, BNux v.; in room, lachrymation 
 in open air, BSul.; sensation of, Mane, Polyg., 
 IZinc; acute sensation, in upper lid, as if 
 salt were between it and ball, IVer.; sensa- 
 tion between lids and balls, 1 1 Cinch.; extreme, 
 especially after sleeping, IVer. 
 gig* Conjunctiva dryness. 
 
 Lids, ectropion: I Apis, 1 1 Arg. nit., Bell., 
 BCalc, IHam., Ign., ILyc, IMerc, INitr. ac, 
 HSpig., ISul.; in blepharitis, I Apis, 1 1 Arg. 
 met., IMerc. cor.; in conjunctivitis, IHam.; 
 of left (chronic tinea capitis), 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Lids, entropion : Ananth., IBor., ICalc, 
 IMerc, ISul.; in blepharitis, IMerc. cor.; with 
 
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 soreness of internal canthi, _ I I Sep. ; from 
 caustic treatment of granular lids, INatr. m. ; 
 wild hairs on margins, I Graph.; of lower, 
 IBor.; inner surface contracted, lashes in- 
 clined to turn in, though they do not press 
 against ball (pterygium), I I Zinc; spasmodic, 
 with soreness of internal canthi and scratch- 
 ing in eyes, worse at night and any time dur- 
 ing day when closing eyes, 1 1 Sep.; and 
 swollen (tinea), ICalc. 
 Lids, eruption : INatr. m.;on margins, Dolich.; 
 dry, branny, chiefly about cilia (tinea 
 ciliaris), I I thuya; dry, burning, itching 
 tetters, IBry.; eczematous, BSuL; eczema im- 
 petiginoides (conjunctivitis pustulosa),l I Tell.; 
 eczema, moist and fissured, IIGraph.; ecztma, 
 thick hard scabs from which pus exudes on 
 pressure, IMez.; hard pimples, IIGuaiac. ; 
 pimples on margins of lower left, ISeneg.; 
 herpetic, Cornus ? IGraph., IPsor.; itchlike, 
 ISars.; with keratitis pustulosa, ICrot. t.; on 
 left lower lid, I I Rhus ; covered with pustules, 
 IITell. ; itching of pustules on margins, ISul.; 
 covered with pustules (scrofulous inflamma- 
 tion of eyes), IMerc; small pustules on 
 upper, burning, itching, Carb. s. ; small pus- 
 tules on margins, I I Sep. ; pustules on margins, 
 after measles, lArg. met.; covered with scabs 
 or scurfs, UPetrol.; scabby, in influenza, 
 IChel.; large brown scab on right, from 
 beneath which pus pours forth abundantly 
 when touched (pustular keratitis), I IPsor.; 
 scabby, on margins, IKali m.; scabby, on mar- 
 gin of left, lApis ; covered with thick scabs, 
 INatr. m.; scaly and crusty on margins, 
 IIGraph.; dry scurf, on awaking, USep.; 
 dry scurf on margins, IGraph., IMerc; scaly, 
 herpes, I IKreos.; covered with many red 
 spots, Camph.; tinea ciliaris, IIThuya; tinea 
 ciliaris, with pimply eruption on face, comes 
 and goes, worse after supper, in warm room 
 and before menses, IMagn. m.; vesicles, I Act, 
 rac, Crot. t., Pallad.; vesicles, with blephar- 
 itis, Crot. t.; vesicles, on edges, Aur. met.; 
 itching, vesicles on edges, Selen.; small, 
 watery vesicles on edges of lower, Pallad.; 
 small transparent vesicles, filled with serum, 
 afterward desquamation, Urt. ur.; margins, 
 yellow crusts of pus, I IKali m.; crusty 
 eruption on margins, Aur. met., IDulc; 
 margins covered with thick crusts or pustules, 
 IMerc cor.; margins thin, yellow crusts, 
 IKali s. J^^ crusts. 
 
 Lids, erysipelas: 1 1 Apis, IBell., IHep., IMerc, 
 IMerc cor.; with fiery look, IRhus; from 
 bites of insects, ILed.; begins at one eye, goes 
 from right to left, IIApis, IGraph.; trauma- 
 tic, IRhus ; with scattered watery vesicles, 
 IRhus. 
 
 Lids, everted: jgggp ectropion. 
 
 Lids, excoriated: Apis, IIArg. nit., IIMerc, 
 IMerc cor., ISul.; especially at inner canthus, 
 IHep.; in blepharitis, raw, lArg. nit; with 
 chronic catarrhal conjunctivitis, IMerc. cor.; 
 in acute catarrhal ophthalmia, IHydras.; 
 raw, in tinea, ICalc; looks like raw beef, 
 INatr. m. J^g inflamed. 
 
 Lids, palpebral fissure narrowed : I IKali c 
 
 Lids, foreign bodies: j^g" 3 Eyes foreign 
 bodies. 
 
 Lids, formicating : painful on inner surface, 
 with lachrymation, Cinch. 
 
 Lids, fulness: especially moving ball, I Arg. nit. 
 
 Lids, granulated (trachoma) : I Aeon., lAlum,, 
 Ant. t., lApis, IIArs., Aur. met., Bell., IBor., 
 IChin.m.,;Cupr. s., Ferr. iod., IIGraph., IKali 
 bi., IMerc cor., IMerciod.flav., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 Myr.cer.JSang., I I Sil.,ISul.; causea stigmatism, 
 I I Sep.; chronic, I Alum., IIArs. ; from chronicin- 
 flammation of edges, with agglutination (con- 
 junctivitis), INatr. a.; with follicular conjunc- 
 tivitis, INatr. m.; with chronic conjunctivitis, 
 green pus, INatr. s. ; chronic, with constitu- 
 tional troubles, I 101. jec: dry, with smarting, 
 IILyc; dry, or with excessive bland secre- 
 tion, better in open air, IPuls.; feel as if 
 granulated, I IPhyt.; fine granulations, IPuls.; 
 in keratitis pustulosa, INatr. m. ; large, wart- 
 like, IThuya ; inner surface of lower, INatr. a.; 
 old cases, IIArs., IMerc. iod. rub.; old, dry 
 granular lids, lAlumin.; after ophthalmia neo- 
 natorum, IZinc; with pannus, ICaust,, IKali 
 bi.; old cases with pannus, that have had 
 much treatment, INux v. ; old cases, with or 
 without pannus, especially if they have been 
 treated with caustics, INatr. m.; with pannus, 
 especially scrofulous, I I Petrol.; bright red, 
 I Arg. nit,; in right (parenchymatous iritis), 
 IISiL; sandy sensation, I IPhyt.; only in 
 summer, worse in evening, INux v.; 'after 
 suppression of itching on scalp, lArs.; espe- 
 cially in tea drinkers, Sep.; upper, Rheum; 
 worse from water, ESul. ggb* crusts. 
 
 Lids, gummy:' g^"* agglutinated, sticky. 
 
 Lids, hard: gg^ indurated. 
 
 Lids, heat: Calc p., IGels., IGlon., IGraph., 
 ILil. tig., IMed., 1 1 Sep.; burning, Benz. ac; 
 especially moving eyeball, BArg. nit.; in 
 iritis, IArn.;in margins, I I Paris, ISep.; mar- 
 gins feel scalded, as if raw, I IPhyt,; sense 
 of, with a little pain in outer half of lid, 
 Syph.; lids, sensitive to, IIMerc; in upper, 
 ICalc J^g^ burning. 
 
 Lids, heaviness: Apis, Arum t,,Arund.,~Atrop. 
 s., Bell., ICalc, Carb. s., 1 1 Card, m., ICaust., 
 Cham., I IChel., Cina, ICoccul., Daph., Eucal., 
 IFerr., IIGels., Graph., ILac def., Mane, 
 I IMelil., I IMerc. iod. flav., IMerc. per., Myr. 
 cer., INux m., INux v., ISpong.; in asthenopia, 
 I IMerc per.; on awaking, in upper, IKali bi.; 
 keeps them closed, Ananth.; with hyperemia 
 of conjunctiva after using eyes, IMerc. per.; in 
 conjunctivitis siccus, IHydras. ; in evening, 
 Chrom. ac.; worse in evening, Cinnab.; with 
 compressive headache, Tarant; as if leaden, 
 ONatr. s.; of left upper, with pain above 
 eye, I ILacc; of left upper, laised with dif- 
 ficulty (catarrhal ophthalmia), I ISul.; as if 
 he could not raise upper easily, I ICaust.; have 
 to be lifted, Ars. h., BCaulo'.; as if he could 
 not raise them, worse morning (asthenopia), 
 I ISep.; in lids, can hardly be opened, I I Card. 
 in.; can scarcely lift them, IVer.; in morning 
 (asthenopia), llPhos., I ISep.; in desquama- 
 tive nephritis, I I Plumb.; cannot keep them 
 open,Lachn.; cannot open (chronic congestive 
 headache), ISep.; could hardly open, they 
 close involuntarily, INatr. c; as if he could 
 not open (irritation of meninges in cervical 
 portion), 1 1 Paris; could scarcely keep open, 
 ILac c; cannot open (hemicrania), IGraph.; 
 difficult to keep open, Atrop.; oppression, 
 j I Arm; pain, as if too heavy to open, on awak- 
 ing, Sep.; of lower, as if paralyzed, ISep.; 
 
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 upper, as if paralyzed, IRhus, IZinc.; press- 
 ing together as from sleep, Asaf.; feel as if 
 pressed down by weight, Cornus ; as from 
 sleepiness, Viol.; with dull sleepy feeling and 
 inability to study, Form.; as if stuck together 
 (muscular asthenopia), I I Agar. ; swollen, 
 Absin.; when using eyes, BNatr. m.; with dim 
 vision, I Kali br., ISul. 
 
 Lids, hemorrhage : Jjigf* bleeding. 
 
 Lids, indurated : lAcon., BCon., Med., BNitr. 
 ac, ISil., BSpig., BThuya ; in cellulitis, BPhyt.; 
 in suppurative choroiditis in right eye, after 
 needle operation for cataract, I IPhyt.; in 
 syphilitic iritis, I I Thuya ; secretion thin and 
 excoriating, worse at night, BMerc. cor. 
 g@ m swollen, thickened. 
 
 Lids, inflammation : (blepharitis), BBAnt. c, 
 BIApis, BlArg. met., BiArg. nit., Arund., 
 BCarbo a., ICoccul., Crotal., iEuph., BBGraph., 
 ■Iris, IKalibi., BKali c, ILil. tig., IIMerc., 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, BBPetroL, BPsor., 
 IIRhus, Sarrac, Sars., BSpig., BBStaph., 
 Stram., ISul., IITell., BTereb., BThuya, 
 lITran. n., Vacc. ; acute, with tendency to 
 formation of abscesses, IRhus ; acute, 
 with conjunctivitis pustulosa, BBPetroL; 
 acute, with acrid muco-purulent discharge, 
 IEuph.; acute, internal surface chiefly affected, 
 IPsor.; with agglutination, in morning, BSil.; 
 better in fresh air, Caust.; worse in open air, 
 or from constant application of cold water, 
 IIMerc; cellulitis, yphyt.; with burning in 
 edges of lids, worse in afternoon (blepharo- 
 adenitis), ISang.; since twenty years, after 
 abuse of calomel (ophthalmia tared), I Merc. 
 cor.; especially at outer canthus (hereditary 
 syphilis), I ISyph.; catarrhal, BAcon., Chel., 
 Ilris, IMerc., IPuls.,; slight, in choroiditis, 
 llpec; chronic, IGraph., BHep., BIris, IRhus, 
 1 1 Sec, I I Sep., BSul.; chronic, lower lid everted 
 (catarrh), I Apis ; chronic, after suppression of 
 itching on scalp, Ars.; simple, Ilris; caused 
 by refractive errors, IGels.; from conjunctiv- 
 itis granulosa, or from smallpox, with stick- 
 ing and smarting in inner canthus, I Petrol.; 
 in coryza, Ars. met.; with fluent coryza, ISil.; 
 caused or aggravated by working in damp 
 place or being in cold air, ISil.; of deeper 
 structures, IRhus ; serous discharge, copious, 
 acrid, IRhus; discharge, worse in morning, 
 ICinnab.; with dryness, I ISpong.; with feel- 
 ing of dryness under upper lid, and accumu- 
 lation of mucus in eye in morning, ISang.; 
 with cracks behind, IGraph.; with vesicular 
 eruption on lids and face, Crot. t.; erysipelat- 
 ous, I Apis, Atrop.; adjacent smooth swelling on 
 face, IB Apis; worse in evening, Rumex ; with 
 soreness, in typhoid fever, ISul.: caused by 
 working over fires or forges, I Merc; from 
 being over a fire, better in cold air, and from 
 cold applications (ectropion), BlArg. nit.; in 
 persons debilitated by loss of animal fluids, 
 ■Cinch.; objects seem as in a fog, better on 
 wiping eyes, ISil.; from indulgence in fat food 
 or from high living, accompanied by acne of 
 face, IPuls.; granular {$@^ granulated); of 
 internal surface, especially lower, IHep.; of in- 
 ternal surface (chronic granulated lids), IB Ars.; 
 in iritis, lArn.; in syphilitic iritis, I IZinc; 
 particularly margins, BBGraph., IHydras., 
 Polyg.; chronic, of margins, ByEthus., BAur. 
 mur., BNatr. a.; of margins of lower, with 
 
 lachrymation, BPuls.; of margins, with biting 
 stinging, Yal. ; after measles, I INatr. m.; after 
 measles, in a hyperopic person, lArg. nit.; 
 involving meibomian glands, IHep.; in men- 
 tagra, IMez.; worse in morning, ISeneg.; with 
 cracked corners of mouth, BSil.; with accumu- 
 lation of mucus (blepharoadenitis), BSang.; 
 nightly (urticaria), BBov. ; in catarrhal oph- 
 thalmia, I IPhos.; in blex>harophthalmia, 
 chronic, of children, 1 1 Ant. c; in blepharoph- 
 tnalmia,whenlittlepimples surround inflamed 
 eyes, IHep.; in phlyctenular ophthalmia, ac- 
 companied by eruption on face, soreness of 
 nose, and swelling of upper lip, IMerc d.; 
 in ophthalmia scrofulosa, lApis; inflamed, in 
 traumatic ophthalmia,BSul.; with pain, BLach.; 
 phlegmonous, IMerc; acute phlegmonous, 
 tends toward suppuration, IHep.; with pho- 
 tophobia, BPsor.; in porrigo favosa, I ISul; 
 with psoriasis on arm, BSil.; pustular, Jugl.; 
 recurrent,IPuls.;red,painful,in lower, IGraph.; 
 pale red, nightly secretion of matter, which 
 agglutinates, Euphor. ; of right, BKali c, 
 Meph.; of right, in influenza, BChel.; from 
 right to left, worse in morning and during 
 day, chronic cases, subject to exacerbations, 
 BPsor.; scrofulous, Bell., IMerc. cor.; scrofu- 
 lous, worse in upper lid, Tell.; with smarting 
 and dryness, especially in morning, BNux v.; 
 in curvature of spine, after a fall, I ISul.; with 
 styes, IPuls.; after first stage, when suppura- 
 tion threatens, IHep.; and swelling of right 
 upper completely closes eye (erysipelas bullo- 
 sum), I IVer. v.; syphilitic, IMerc iod. flav.; 
 syphilitic, with copious lachrymation (ectro- 
 pion), INitr. ac; various forms, with thicken- 
 ing or swelling, such as incipient phlegmon, 
 puffiness, stinging, lApis; with tinea capitis, 
 HMez.; sore to touch, IHep.; with ulcerations 
 of margin, IEuph.; with scrofulous ulcers, 
 IBar. m. $^ erysipelas, granulated. 
 Lids, injuries : JH^gf Eyes injuries. 
 Lids, inverted: $^ entropion. 
 Lids, irritable : chronic condition, young, 
 scrofulous subjects, EClem.; of margins, IMed., 
 I INatr. m.; with severe nasal discharge, 
 I ISinap. ggp^granulated, inflamed, itching. 
 Lids, itching: Alum., Anag., Apis, Arund., 
 Aur. mur., Bell., Bufo., ICrot. t., Cycl., 
 Euphor., IHep., BKali bi., Natr. ph., IPetrol., 
 I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IRhus, I ISinap., Spong., 
 Vespa, Vinca ; biting, Camph.; biting, con- 
 stant desire to rub, IGraph.; in blepharitis, 
 BBArg. met.; burning, with profuse acrid 
 lachrymation, BEuph.; especially in canthi, 
 BlArg. met,, BPsor.; corrosive, Agnus ; in even- 
 ing, I IPuls.; worse in evening, in a warm 
 room or from a cold draught of air, better in 
 cold, open air, BPuls.; as if they would in- 
 flame, BSul.; on inner surface of lower lid, 
 BCaust. ; on inside, Chin, umb.; in and around 
 left, Apis ; in left upper, IMez.; with intoler- 
 ance of light, BSul.; in lower, BCaust.; in 
 margins, Amm. c, I IBry., ICalc, Chim.umb., 
 Grat., I IJatroph., IMez., Sep., I I Staph.; in 
 margins of lower, from right to left, Alum.; 
 in margins of left, Zinc; of margins, worse 
 on rubbing, I IKreo.; of margins, particularly 
 in morning, ICarbo v., INux v.; in mercurio- 
 syphilis, I fAur. met.; in morning, BNatr. s., 
 ISul.; in ophthalmia, I INux v.; with 
 catarrhal ophthalmia, BEuph.; in scrofulous 
 
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 inflammation, I ITell.; painful, BCalc; in lids 
 of right, Ascl. t. , Vespa ; with roughness of 
 integument, IGraph.; better from rubbing, 
 IPuls. ; has to rub them, worse on left side, 
 Pallad.; smarting after rubbing, in lower, 
 Euta ; frequently, in small spots, Berb.; as if 
 a stve were forming, Amb.; in swollen lids, 
 IRtius ; in upper, ICroc. fi^r biting, burn- 
 ing, granulated, irritation. 
 
 Lids, jerking: Agar., ICoccul., Indig., BSul.; 
 of left upper, Lact. ae. ; in muscular asthen- 
 opia, I Agar.; in outer corner, Cann. i.; in 
 scrofulous ophthalmia, I Apis; during sleep, 
 Eheum ; of upper, ICroc; of right upper, 
 I I Paris. jgFggT'quivering, spasm, twitching. 
 
 Lids, livid : Dros., Lyss., BNitr. ac, BYer. 
 J^° pale. 
 
 Lids, meibomian glands : involved in blepharo- 
 ophthalmia, IHep.; enlarged, lEhus ; hard- 
 ening, IBadiag.; infarction, IHep.; in- 
 flammation, Cochl., BDig., IIKreo., I ISul.; 
 inflamed, with chronic conjunctival catarrh, 
 IStaph.; inflamed and swollen, lEuph.; in- 
 flamed, after straining eyes, IHep.; sym- 
 pathetic irritation, Ch el.; increased secretion 
 of, HChel.; increased secretion, in coryza, 
 lArs. iod.; mucous secretion (ophthalmia), 
 I IPuls.; suppuration, with itching and burn- 
 ing, IPhos.; swollen, liEthus., Bor., BHep., 
 I ISul.; swollen, with redness and swelling of 
 eyelids, Mccol.; swollen and inflamed, I ISul.; 
 scrofulous swelling, IClem. , IPhyt. ; ulcera- 
 tion of left lower lid, which is swollen, ner- 
 vousness, IColch.; ulcerated, with scurf on 
 margins, IMerc. 
 
 Lids, motion : does not move when eye is 
 touched, Amyg.; difficult, I I Ver. v.; difficult 
 and painful, worse closing, better opening 
 lids, Am.; slightest is painful, Mang.; open and 
 close with rapidity (arachnitis), IChlorof.; 
 open and close involuntarily in rapid succes- 
 sion (chorea), IMygale ; causes vertigo, better 
 in open air, Mosch. fig^ closing, spasms. 
 
 Lids, mucus : covered with : gig" discharge. 
 
 Lids, neuralgia : fggg^ shooting, tearing. 
 
 Lids, nodules: ISil.; thick, hard, IThuya ; no- 
 dosites, I IStaph. 
 
 Lids, open: Amyg., Ant. t., IDolich., I IHydr. 
 ac, Lachn., IILyc, BLyss., IOp., ISquilla ; 
 well in cool open air, cannot in house, even 
 in dark room (scrofulous ophthalmia), lArs.; 
 wide, in asthma Millari, ICup. m.; cannot 
 bear to, MCalab. ; constantly, not winking 
 (facial paralysis in hemiplegia), ICaust.; with 
 delirium, ICrotal., HIStram.; with difficulty, 
 IBor., 7rCarbo a., liGels., BLyc, IMerc; with 
 difficulty, in chronic, granulated lids, llArs. ; 
 with difficultv, in morning,ENitr. ac, BPetrol., 
 IPhos. ac, Psor., ISep., Sul. ac; with diffi- 
 culty, with pain at night, ICoccul.; with diffi- 
 culty, light aggravates pain (neuralgia), SCoc- 
 cion.; with difficulty, with pressure, Amb.; 
 with difficulty, lids pressed down, IFerr.; 
 with difficulty, smarting in morning, ILyc; 
 with difficulty, when tears flow over cheeks 
 (prosopalgia), Chel.; with difficulty, a flood 
 of hot tears spurts out, ICon.; during parox- 
 ysm of puerperal eclampsia, ICoccul.; effort 
 to, causes edges to be drawn in (blepharitis), 
 lArg. met.; with cheerful, sometimes laughing 
 expression, Yer.; pleasant feeling, as though 
 they were open wider, Fluor, ac; in puerpe- 
 
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 ral fever, ICoff., BColoc; with febrile heat, 
 ICham.; could open but little (hordeolum), 
 ■Chel.; wide, in hydrocephalus, I Apis; ina- 
 bility, ICham.; inability, lies on face (ble- 
 pharitis), I Psor.; inability (photophobia), 
 ■Aur. met.; open and close with sudden force 
 (endocarditis rheumatica), IHyos.; opening 
 causes headache, IIBry.; opening aggravates 
 headache in forehead, as if brain would be 
 pressed out, IBell.; inability, during menses, 
 I Act. rac; inability, even in dark (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), I ISil.; inability, with pressure, 
 Amm. c; inability, in prosopalgia, EChel.; in- 
 ability, right (influenza), IChel.; inability, as 
 wide as usual, 1 I Ars. met., Natr. a.; involunta- 
 rily, Lyss.; hard to keep open,IArs., rAtrop.s., 
 Sinap.; in mania, BBell.; when opening, also 
 opens mouth, I I Eh us; must keep open and look 
 into light (puerperal fever), I IPuls.; in night 
 walking, Meph.; retracted, too short to cover 
 ball, IIGuaiac, lllod.; right one open, left 
 nearly closed (epilepsy), IBufo.; during sleep, 
 Cadm. s. ; slowly, and close again (quotidian 
 ague), llpec; opening causes sneezing, 
 IIGraph.; when spoken to, stutters and sinks 
 again into sleep (apoplexy), I INux v.; w r ith 
 stupor (cholera infantum), ISul.; only during 
 swallowing (stupor ),Tereb.; with constant talk- 
 ing and muttering (typhoid fever), AVer, v.; at 
 one time closed, at another open, llpec; 
 scarcely open before he closes them again 
 (typhus), BArg. nit.; open and close in quick 
 succession (clonic spasms), Agar. 
 jgggr closing, spasm. 
 Lids, pain (undefined) : ICaust., lEuphor. ; in 
 „ blepharitis, Bell.; with irritation, especially 
 of inner canthi, IMed.; as if too dry under 
 upper lid, filgn.; w r orse shutting eyes, from 
 pressure of lids (headache), ILac def.; all 
 night, Yespa ; in right, Xan. 
 Lids, pale: BBTell. Jg@~ livid. 
 Lids, paralysis: HCaust., BiGels., IGuarsea, 
 Hydr. ac, INux m., HSpig., IVer., BYer. v.; 
 dropping, Cina, Cinch, bol., IIGels., Kali ph., 
 IMerc. iod. flav., INux m.; dropping, in 
 apoplexy, IPlumb.; in typhoid, BGels.; drop- 
 ping, feels as if he had not sense enough to 
 lift them, with dull headache, ISep.; drop- 
 ping, obliged to pull them open, MSeneg. ; 
 drooping, as if they could not be raised, Arm; 
 droop, difficult and painful to raise, in even- 
 ing, Amm. br.; drooping of right, I ISul.; 
 drooping, as from sleepiness, Jacea, ISyph.; 
 drooping of left upper, I INux v., I IPlumb.; 
 after facial erysipelas, Sec; falling of upper, 
 Zinc; falling, with dreamy state (typhoid 
 fever), INux m.; falling of upper (sequel to 
 measles), ICaust.; falling, as if paralyzed, 
 ISep.; feel paralyzed (typhoid), BCoccul.; feel 
 paralyzed, on awaking in morning, and appear 
 to be more firmly closed, as if glued together, 
 Lyss.; hanging down, IGraph.; hanging down 
 (in typhoid), I Ars.; left hanging down, in 
 softening of brain, BBufo. ; hanging dow r n of 
 left lower, I IGraph.; hanging down of upper, 
 as if caused by cramps of orbicularis, Stram. ; 
 hang dowm as if paralyzed, I IOp., BSpig.; up- 
 per seems to hang dowm as if paralyzed, 
 especially left (old, dry. granulated lids), 
 BAlum.; upper left hanging down, outer car- 
 uncle low r er, Calab. ; lameness, after catching 
 cold, I IOp.; levator refused to act, I IPuls.; 
 
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 of all muscles supplied by third pair (syphi- 
 lis), BMerc. iod. flav.; unable to open imme- 
 diately on awaking at night, could not open 
 until she rubbed them, BMerc. per.; partially 
 paralyzed, Bapt., Chloral; ptosis, BBCaust., 
 ICon., Crotal., Euphor., IIGels., IMagn. p., 
 I IPhos., BSep., ISpig., I ISyph., IZinc; ptosis, 
 from congestion to brain, after ophthalmia, 
 IGels.; ptosis, from exposure to cold or wet 
 (rheumatic patients), 1 1 Rhus ; complete ptosis 
 from hard coughing, IINitr. ac; ptosis in left, 
 I I Syph. (relieved) ; ptosis of left upper, with 
 tearing burning in left side of forehead, shoot- 
 ing to temple, especially in left supraorbital 
 ridge, I ISpig.; ptosis of left upper, Arg. nit., 
 Ilgn.; ptosis of outer edge of both upper, par- 
 ticularly left, requiring exertion to open, 
 IMed.; ptosis paralytica, BSyph.; ptosis, from 
 sympathetic paralysis, returning every Tues- 
 day, MStann. ; ptosis on right side, lApis, 
 Calab., ICurar., I I Rhus; partial ptosis in right, 
 IISul.; ptosis of right, from injury, iLed.; 
 ptosis in morning, BNitr. ac; ptosis slight, 
 BMorph. sul.; ptosis, in morning, BNitr. ac; 
 paralysis, of upper, I IDulc,INitr.ac,IPlumb.; 
 of upper, from coal gas, Sec; in vertigo, Bapt. ; 
 weakness, Cinch, bob; weakness of upper, 
 BMerc per. $^ closing, open. 
 
 Lids, pressing : MCard. m., BCycl., BGraph., 
 IZinc; in evening, ISul.; upper lid, worse on 
 closing eye, Staph.; in hepatitis, IChel.; in 
 scrofulous inflammation, I I Tell.; in left 
 middle, IChel.; with burning of margins, as 
 if a stye would form, Meph.; cannot open 
 them far enough, Caps.; painful, as if toe short 
 laterally, causing sensation of pressing upon 
 balls on closing eyes on account of light, GLac 
 def.; as if oppressed w T ith sleep, Stram.; in 
 upper lid, more than sticking, BHep. ; with 
 swelling, Stram.; under, Spong.; in upper, 
 I IChel.; painful, beneath upper, on moving 
 eyes and shaking head, Cham.; in upper, caus- 
 ing bruised pain in eye, Aeon.; in upper, with 
 compression and weight in head, better by 
 washing face with cold water and in open 
 air, IPhos.; in upper, especially in morning, 
 BNux v.; inclined to press together from time 
 to time, BCroc 
 J8@?~ closing, heaviness. 
 
 Lids, pricking: Aur. mur., ISpig.; in mercurio- 
 syphilis, 1 1 Aur. met.; causing him to scratch 
 and rub, ISul.; in swollen lids, BRhus ; in up- 
 per, worse on pressure, I I Ver. 
 
 Lids, pulling : pain in left lower, from outer 
 canthus, could see lid twitch between these 
 points, IMed. 
 
 Lids, purple: Colch., INatr. m. 
 jg^" bluish, red. 
 
 Lids, quivering: Agar., Carb. s., Crotal., 01. 
 an., IPhos.; in typhoid, BCoccul. ; in left up- 
 per, Jatroph.; in left, with congestion of blood 
 to head toward evening, BCroc; of right 
 upper, Bell., Sars.; of right, while reading, 
 Natr.ph.; in upper, BCalc, Camph.; quivering 
 in left upper, II Arum t. 
 g^gf jerking, spasm, twitching. 
 
 Lids, raw : J^H" 3 excoriated. 
 
 Lids, red : BAcon., BBAnt. c, B BApis, BBArg. nit., 
 Arund., Bell., BCaust., BChin. s., Crot. t., 
 IIMerc, I Merc. iod. fiav., IMur. ac, Myr. 
 cer., I INatr. m., IINuxv., HPetrol., IPuls., 
 ■Rhus, IISul., IITell., Vinca; in blepharitis, 
 
 I Arg. met., I Bell.; with burning, especially 
 in evening, while reading, > INatr. m.; in 
 suppurative choroiditis in right eye, after 
 needle operation for cataract, llPhyt.; after 
 catching cold (child), Blpec; wilh chronic ca- 
 tarrhal conjunctivitis, BMerc. cor.; in coryza, 
 BSabad.; as from crying or rubbing, BCepa; 
 dark, in blepharitis, BApis; internal surface 
 deep red, especially lower, IHep.; pink, worse 
 in right lower, in diphtheria, I I Lac c; in 
 evening and night, BHep.; in facial neuralgia, 
 
 I ISpig.; in hordeolum, IChel.; in epidemic 
 influenza, ISabad.; with lachrymation and 
 swelling of meibomian glands, Niccol.; espe- 
 cially inner surface of lower, IIRan. b.; par- 
 ticularly margins, I Arg. met., I Arg. nit., 
 IIArs., Ast. r., BChel., BColch., ICon., Ferr. 
 mur., Blpec, BKali bi., BKali c, BLil. tig., 
 
 I I Paris, Phos. ac, IPuls., Sabad., Stram.; 
 margins red, as from crying, with hyper- 
 metropia, BGels.; margins red, with crusts in 
 lashes (epilepsy), BBufo.; margins red, with 
 crusts and ulcers (scrofulous blepharitis), 
 DMerc cor.; margins red and dry, BEuph.; 
 margins of lower bright red and indurated, 
 1 1 Zinc ; margins red, with glutinous secre- 
 tion from meibomian glands, BBEup. perf.; 
 margins red, in arthritic ophthalmia, BColoc, 
 1 1 Nux v.; margins, redness of lower tarsal 
 edges, of outer half, I ISyph.; margins red, 
 covered with scurf, B BGraph.; margins red, 
 and swollen, itching, burning, watery secre- 
 tion, IIEuph.; in scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 
 . IMerc cor.,. I ISul.; and sore, BNatr. m.; and 
 swollen, IFerr.; in mercurial syphilis, 1 1 Aur. 
 met.; upper, Mar. v.; especially upper (irido- 
 choroiditis), IRhus; upper, and swollen 
 toward inner canthus, I I Zinc. 
 j^^ blue, congested, inflamed, purple. 
 
 Lids, relaxed : ISpig.; with puffiness, and hot, 
 flushed face, Rhus. 
 jg^ 11 paralysis, weakness. 
 
 Lids, retracted: gggT' open. 
 
 Lids, rhagades : ESil. 
 
 Lids, dark rings : g®* Circumorbital circles, 
 Infraorbital half- circles. 
 
 Lids, rough : jg®^ granulated. 
 
 Lids, rubbing: dryness on inner side follows 
 smarting, after midnight, BSul.; inclination to, 
 BSul.; painful as if rubbed sore, B Ver. 
 
 Lids, as of sand under: J&^sT Eyes foreign 
 bodies. 
 
 Lids, scurf: g^ 5 crusts, margins. 
 
 Lids, sensitive : j^gT touch. 
 
 Lids, shining : like erysipelas, worse in cold, 
 better in warmth, iHep. 
 
 Lids, shooting : 1 1 Apis ; around, I IRhus. 
 $^ lancinating, neuralgia. 
 
 Lids, smarting: BQApis, Arum d., Camph., 
 Chrom. ac, BHep., INitr. ac, Sil., I ISinap., 
 Ziz.; smarting and burning, ILyc; smarting, 
 with ciliary blepharitis, especially in morn- 
 ing, I Nux v.; with profuse lachrymation, 
 better in open air, IPhyt.; of margins, Apis, 
 Arum d., Chim. umb., Jatroph., IMed., IMerc 
 cor.; of margins, after midnight, dryness on 
 inner side, rubbing, ISul.; of margins, worse 
 from rubbing; I IKreo.; in ophthalmia, I Apis, 
 INux v.; frequently, in small spots, Berb.; 
 of inner surface of upper, ICepa ; when using 
 eves, Kob. 
 gggir' burning, heat, irritation, itching. 
 
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 Lids, snapping : better during sleep, worse I 
 during stool and emotion (chorea), IMagn. p. 
 
 Lids, inflammatory softening of inner surface: | 
 IThuya. 
 
 Lids, soreness : Bell., ICalab., Camph., Natr. 
 ph., Sil.; in blepharitis, lArg. met.; burning, 
 in right, BRan. b.; in internal surface, IIArs.; 
 of margins, BCanth., IMed., 1 1 Sep., Tal.; of 
 margins, near outer canthus, Bor.; of inner 
 margins, in scrofulous ophthalmia, lArs.; on 
 moving, Carb. s.; in pannus, IIArg. nit.; in 
 prosopalgia, IChel.; in right upper, Ars. m., 
 Zinc. 
 
 Lids, spasms: BAtrop., Calc. p., # BMagn. p., 
 INatr. m. ,BXux v.; constant agitation, Camph. ; 
 in asthma, B Cup. in.; clonic, BCalc; in con- 
 junctivitis, 1 1 Sep.; cramplike, extend to 
 malar region, especially left side, Viol.; with 
 fainting, Ver.; in hysteria. Plat. ; in keratitis, 
 BChin. a.; with lachrymation and photopho- 
 bia, BPuls.; of lower, followed by lachryma- 
 tion, Ruta ; nightly, Croc; worse at night 
 (scrofulous inflammation), IMerc. cor.; with 
 photophobia, BEuph.; slight, BKali bi. 
 jgggr closing, constriction, contraction, 
 jerking, open, quivering, twitching. 
 
 Lids, spots: lead-colored, Bell.; red, on left, 
 feels like mosquito bite, but swelling nearly 
 closes eye, Berb. 
 
 Lids, sticking : Camph. ; with asthenopia when 
 looking steadily at an object, I I Kali c; in 
 evening, BPuls.; fine, as with needles in left 
 upper, Zinc; fine, as with needles in right 
 lower, Zinc; above punctum lachrymale of 
 upper, BCinnab.; pain inside of lower, I IChel. 
 ggg" pricking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Lids, stickiness : Gamb.; dry, as if pressed 
 down, BHell.; full of gum during day, I I Calc; 
 feelingin morning, Berb.; when moving them, 
 \ I Calc; feel sticky under, and as if rough, 
 BElaps. gsir agglutinated. 
 
 Lids, stiff: B B Apis, Arum d., Camph., BBKalm., 
 BNux m., IVer.; upper v feel immovable, 
 BSpig.; or gummed, in morning, Diosc; like 
 a paralysis, BRhus ; as from tonic spasms, 
 Menyanth. JSSP 1 " paralysis, weakness. 
 
 Lids, stinging: Apis, Thuya; worse in cold, 
 better in warmth, IHep.; when trying to 
 open (opthalmia scrofulosa), BArs.; of mar- 
 gins, in evening, Thuya ; in mercurio-syph- 
 ilis, I I Aur. met. 
 g@p pricking, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Lids, stitches: Nitr. sp. d.; aching, as from a 
 splinter, with vanishing of sight, Sil.; burn- 
 ing (styes), Stann.; fine, inside lids, Zing.; 
 formicating, BCycl.; in margins, like electric 
 sparks, worse on touching, Xiccol.; throbbing, 
 in left upper, to brow and temple, worse 
 from pressure, motion, stooping, better in 
 rest, BBrom. 
 jggg m pricking, sticking, stinging. 
 
 Lids, styes: B Apis, B Aur. met., EChel., BGraph., 
 BPhos. ac, B BPuls., ISiL, Stann., UStaph., 
 BThuya, Yal.; with ciliary blepharitis, BPuls.; 
 in canthus, INatr. m.; in inner corner of left- 
 eye, Bar. c; and pustules, more towards inner 
 canthi, IILyc; one after another, sometimes 
 ulcerating, UStaph.; with conjunctivitis, now 
 in one then in the other canthus, with draw- 
 ing, tensive pains in eyes on moving muscles 
 of face, and with ulcerated nostrils, I IPuIp.; 
 if ear gets well (otorrhcea), I IPhos.; with 
 
 redness of eyes, HSep.; remains a hard no- 
 dule, B Staph.; hardened with dry margins, 
 (blepharitis), BBStaph.; recur, become indu- 
 rated, inflame, BCon.; leave indurations, 
 BCalc; on left, with lancination, Elaps ; on 
 lower, I IPhos., 1 1 Puis., Seneg., BRhus ; on 
 lower, with drawing pain, BGraph.; on lower 
 left, B Hyper.; on lower left, near inner canthus, 
 BColch.; on lower right, Cypr.; ?rFerr. ph.; 
 large, painful, on left, Hydra's.; on left upper, 
 severe pain, confined to dark room and usually 
 to bed, better from application of cold water, 
 
 I I Staph.; recurrence of -successive crops, 
 BGraph., BSul.; on right side, INatr. m.; stick- 
 ing, as with needles in morning, Caust.; on 
 upper, suppurating, with nightly agglutination, 
 Ferr. ; old stye swells, Caust; tendency to, 
 BPsor.; on upper, I IMerc, BPhos. ac, BBPuls., 
 BStaph.; on right upper, with tension, Amm. c 
 fg^> nodules, swollen, tarsi, tumors, 
 warts. 
 
 Lids, suppuration: BCalc, Euph., 1 1 Kali m., 
 Strain.; with itching and burning, BPhos.; 
 in scrofulous ophthalmia, I ISul.; in rheuma- 
 tism, lAnt. t.; in mercurio-syphilis, I I Aur. 
 met.; upper lid, nightly agglutination, BFerr. 
 £&* ulcerate. 
 
 Lids, sweat: Calc. p. 
 
 Lids, swollen : BAcon., Amm. br., BArg. met., 
 IIArg. nit,, Arund., Bar. c, IBell., Calend., 
 
 I I Card, m., ICaust., BChin. s., Chloral., Crot. 
 t, IDig., Euphor., BEuph., BGraph., BKali bi., 
 BBMerc, IMerc iod. flaw, BMur. ac, BBNatr. 
 c, INatr. m., BNitr. ac, BNux v., I I Op., 
 1 1 Petrol., Phell., BPhyt., BPsor., BPuls., 
 B BRhus, IITereb. ; on affected side (trau- 
 matic), BCon.; with nightly agglutination, 
 BCalc; and agglutinated/ with photophobia, 
 BEuph.; in albuminuria, I Amm. ben., IIArs.; 
 bladder-like appearance, closing lids, B 8 Apis, 
 IIKali c, IRhus; in blepharitis, IKali c; 
 bloated, IPsor.; bloated, in coryza, after mer- 
 cury, B IKali iod.; bloated, with dull, stupe- 
 fying headache, Rheum ; bloated, eighth 
 month of pregnancy; I I Rheum; in cellulitis, 
 BPhyt.; of loose, ceilular tissue, with eczema 
 of face, B3Rhus; enormously, in suppurative 
 choroiditis in right eye, after needle opera- 
 tion for cataract, I IPhyt.; chronic, BEKreo.; 
 closed by, at night, IHep.; closed, with syph- 
 ilitic ophthalmia, pus running out (infantile 
 syphilis), I ISyph. ; upper left as large as half 
 an English walnut, closing eye, deep red, not 
 much pain, with oozing of purulent matter, 
 I ISyph.; after catching cold, child, llpec.;with 
 red streaks in conjunctiva and pressive, tensive 
 pain, BNux v.; in coryza, Ars. m., BCepa; 
 with fluent coryza (blepharitis), BEuph.; 
 in diphtheria, I I Lac c ; discharging copious 
 quantities of pus when forcibly oj^ened 
 (scrofulous inflammation of eyes), IFerr. 
 iod.; as if distended with air, BBArs.; 
 doughy (scrofulous), ICon.; in eruptive stage 
 of variola, BApis ; with bloodshot appear- 
 ance, IHam.; in facial neuralgia, I ISpig. ; feel 
 swollen, BCroc, BCycl., Thuya; upper lid feels 
 swollen, Ars. m.; feel swollen, with weari- 
 ness and prostration, as from great physical 
 exertion, in evening, better by literary occu- 
 pation, BCroc; in intermittent fever/ IFerr.; 
 upper right swollen, hard pains, worse 5 to 7 
 p.m., I IRhus; throbbing pain, ECalc; in hor- 
 
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 deolum,IChel.; infiltrated, since abuse of calo- 
 mel, twenty years ago (ophthalmia tarsi), 
 IMerc.cor.; infiltrated, worse right side (erysip- 
 elas), Uugl.; lower, inflammatory, near inner 
 canthus, Bell.; internal surface, II I Ars. ; in syph- 
 ilitic iritis, 1 1 Thuya; with itching and burn- 
 ing, IPhos.; in keratitis, DAtrop.; in kerato- 
 iritis, IHep.; in keratitis parenchymatosa, 
 BISul.; in pustular keratitis, II Apis; with co- 
 pious lachrymation (ectropion), INitr. ac; 
 with lachrymation and swelling of xneibo- 
 man glands, Niccol.; worse in left eye, IMerc. ; 
 in left (prosopalgia) , I I Verbas. ; left then right, 
 cannot open, Cbam.;lower,Vespa; Tower, in ul- 
 ceration of cornea, IHep.; margins, Ananth., 
 Arum t., BChel., I Con., 1 1 Kali c, IMerc. cor., 
 IPhos., Phos. ac; chronic, of margins, II Kreo.; 
 of margins of lower, with lachrymation, in 
 morning, I Puis.; of margins of outer half, 
 1 1 Syph.; of margins, painful in evening, and 
 to touch, IHep.; of margins, in scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia, I I Sul. ; of margins, pale red, IDig., 
 ■Graph.; lower, margins full of little knots, 
 like checked styes, lApis; menses absent two 
 and a half months, ICycl.; in morning, 
 ISCham.; in morning, with pains in forehead 
 and occiput (ciliary neuralgia), ICrotal. ; worse 
 in morning, B3Sep.; night and evening, IHep.; 
 cedematous, I Ars., ICrot. t., BGraph., Iod., 
 BKali bi., I Kali c, IMerc.cor., IPhos., DPhyt., 
 ■ Rhus, IITell., ITrt. ur.; cedematous, with 
 erysipelas of lids, 1 9 Apis; cedematous, ery- 
 sipelatous, with small, watery vesicles, and 
 drawing in cheek andhead,BRhus; cedematous, 
 indented, Crot. t.; cedematous, in iritis, lArg. 
 nit., I Arm, 1 1 Colch.; cedematous, in sequelae 
 of iritis, IKali bi.; oedematous, with lachry- 
 mation, IKali iod. ; cedematous, lower, Raph. , 
 Vespa, Zinc; cedematous of right lower, small, 
 purulent point formed and absorbed, Cain.; 
 cedematous, in meningitis, 1 1 Rhus; slightly 
 cedematous, in dysmenorrhoea, ICycl.; cedem- 
 atous, in desquamative nephritis, 1 1 Plumb.; 
 cedematous, with swelling of orbit extending 
 to temple (periostitis of orbit), IKali iod.; 
 cedematous, especially with sticking, I IKali 
 c; oedematous, suddenly from chill, Chloral.; 
 oedema, upper, 1 1 Puis.; cedematous, especially 
 upper (irido-choroiditis), BRhus ; cedematous, 
 left upper, Cain.; oedematous, with scattered, 
 watery vesicles, BRhus; in ophthalmia, iArs.; 
 in acute catarrhal ophthalmia, I Hydras.; un- 
 derneath, much purulent matter, which pours 
 out in quantities on opening eyes (purulent 
 ophthalmia), IMerc. sol.; in ophthalmia 
 scrofulosa, lApis, IMerc. cor., BSul.; painful, 
 Vespa ; left side, ulceration on outer surface 
 near external canthus, pain worse at night, 
 1 1 Tell.; in pannus, lArg. nit.; part of left eye, 
 with photophobia, scrofulons constitution, 
 BCon.; pressive, Chel.; closely pressed to- 
 gether, OPsor.; in prosopalgia, DChel.; puffy, 
 Ars. m., Bell., IIBry., ICrot. t., IPhos., 
 ERhus, Vespa ; puffed like an egg-shell in 
 morning (dog-bite), ILyss.; puffing under 
 lower (scarlatina), IHep.; outer half of left 
 puffy, ICinnab.; lower puffed (scarlatinal 
 dropsy), IPig.; puffy , left eye (catarrhal oph- 
 thalmia), I ISul. ; puffy, upper, Mar. v.; right 
 upper, puffy, Bry.; with redness, lEuph.; with 
 redness of right, I Lye; dark red, closes eye, 
 extends around eyes and over cheek, Apis ; 
 
 reddish blue, worse on left side and in morn- 
 ing, IPhyt.; of right, with adhesion, I IPhos.; 
 better from rubbing, IPuls.; lower lids form 
 little sacs, edges red and puffy (pannus), 
 I Apis ; upper lids hang like sacs upon face 
 (erysipelas of lids), II Apis ; with humid 
 scurfs or crusts covering whole face, IPsor.; 
 soft parts inflamed, IJacea ; in spasms, before 
 menses, I IPuls.; after sting, EApis, Vespa; 
 lower red, hard, like a stye, towards inner 
 canthus, with pressing, Rhus ; with burning, 
 thirst and heat (catarrhal fever), IKali c; 
 with tingling, Seneg.; tumefied (chills), Astac; 
 externally tumid (phylectenularophthalmia), 
 I IMerc cor.; tumefaction (blepharitis, kera- 
 titis), IIApis; painless tumefaction, MSil.; 
 tumefaction of right, with what seamed to 
 be erysipelatous eruption, Vespa ; with scrof- 
 ulous ulcers, IBar. m.; of upper, MCalab., 
 ■Cycl.,IIgn.,BMed.,IPetrol.,Squilla,ISyph.;of 
 upper, in acute coryza, IKali iod. ; of upper, in 
 diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c; of upper, in influenza, 
 I I Sang.; especially upper, 'in irido-choroiditis, 
 IRhus ; left upper, Asar.; non-inflammatory 
 and painless, first upper then lower, I IArs.; 
 upper completely covers lower, extends 
 above eyebrows, worse at night, scrofulous, 
 ICon.; right upper, in variola, 1 1 Thuya; 
 upper, sequel to scarlatina, I Apis ; worse 
 in upper (pertussis), I Bry.; in urticaria, 
 ECop. ; in dropsy of uterus, I ILactu. v.; with 
 blindness at night, Petrosel.; causing blind- 
 ness (variola), MVacc; could hardly see, 
 Anac; could hardly see, in urticaria, 
 HChloral.; pale, yellowish or greenish, half 
 translucent, I lAnthrac Jlig^ congestion, 
 erysipelas, inflamed; also Ophthalmia. 
 Lids, tarsi (tarsal cartilages) : inflammation, 
 Aeon., lArg. met.; pain as from a bruise, 
 I IRuta; blepharoadenitis, dependent on stric- 
 ture of lachrymal duct, ISang.; red, Aeon.; 
 redness, in chorea, lAgar.; sore, Aeon., All. 
 sat.; tumors, Bar. c, ISep., ISil., IThuya, 
 OlZinc; tumor, hard, indurated, as large as a 
 pea, after repeated styes, hinders motion of lid, 
 
 I ISep.; tumors, especially of recent origin, 
 subject to inflammation, or when accompanied 
 by catarrhal condition of eye, BPuls.; tumors, 
 with dry margins of lids (blepharitis), 
 UStaph. 
 
 $Hr granulated, nodules, styes, tumors. 
 
 Lids, tearing : Berb. J^i^* neuralgia. 
 
 Lids, tender : IKali bi. 
 
 Lids, tension : BAcon., Camph., INuxm.; in 
 morning, Sul. ac; on motion, ISul.; when 
 reading, llOleand.; in lower, as if swollen, 
 Arum t.; as if too tight (conjunctivitis), 
 
 I I Sep. ; upper tight and red, like a stye, 
 IMerc. 
 
 jggp^ constricted, contraction, pressing, 
 spasm. 
 
 Lids, thickened: IIAlum., lArg. met., SIArg. 
 nit., lEuph., I IMerc, IINatr. m., IPsor., 
 IPuls., ISul., IITell.; since twenty years, after 
 abuse of calomel (ophthalmia tarsia, IMerc 
 cor.; in pannus, BiArg. nit.; and red, lEuph. 
 gggf indurated, swollen. 
 
 Lids, throbbing : in lower, near inner canthus, 
 Bell.; worse in cold, better in warmth, BHep.; 
 contracting, IGlon. 
 
 Lids, tickling : Aur. mur. gig*- irritation. 
 
 Lids, touch: painful to, Mang., I IMerc; sensi- 
 
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 tive, worse in cold, better in warmth, DHep. ; 
 sensitive, in evening and night, 6 Hep.; sen- 
 sitive, in morning, OSul.; sensitive to slightest 
 (scrofulous), BCon.; margins sensitive, I INux 
 v.; sensitive and swollen, SEuph. 
 
 Lids, trachoma: jggp^ granulated. 
 
 Lids, trembling: Agar., BIBell., HCic, Crotal., 
 Blod. , BPhos. , B Ver.; of right upper, Bell.; spas- 
 modic, HPlat.; of upper, in conjunctivitis, lArs. 
 g^ 35 jerking, quivering, spasms, twitching. 
 
 Lids, tumors: BCalc, Canst., IHep., IINitr. ac, 
 I ISil.; resemble condyloma, IThuya; cystic, 
 BGraph., BMerc, ISil.; dermoid, on edges, 
 BNatr. m.; epithelioma, Hydrocot.; ^ fibrous, 
 inside of lower, one-third of an inch in diam- 
 eter, preventing closing lids, BMar. v.; several 
 small, in right upper, I I Zinc; lower right, 
 literally filled with small tumors, I I Zinc; 
 steatoma as large as a bean, in upper, 1 1 Staph. ; 
 steatoma, in conjunctiva, BStaph.; wens, 
 BGraph. J^T 5 styes, tarsi. 
 
 Lids, twitching : iEsc h., BAgar., Arund., Ast. 
 r., BBCalab., Calc s., Camph., BCham.,1 IChel., 
 BBCic, Croc, ICrot. t., lndig., BIpec, BJab., 
 BMagn.p.,1 I Merc, I IMillef., BNuxv., I IPhos., 
 I ISil., ISuL, BVer. v.; in cold air, I IDulc; in 
 chorea (muscular asthenopia), BAgar.; of closed 
 lids, Cup. s.; convulsive, BB Rheum; convul- 
 sive, in inflammation of brain, I I Hell.; con- 
 vulsive, when closed and when lying down, 
 Polyg.; convulsive, ofupper, for hours, Amyg.; 
 drawing together of left upper, painless, with 
 heaviness, Bry.; with sensation as if eye were 
 forced out, BStram.; with spasmodic rolling of 
 eyeballs (epilepsy), BCup. m.; in typhoid, 
 BCoccul.; frequent, of left (asthma), BCup. m.; 
 frequent, of right, Cast, eq.; frequent, slight, 
 BAgar.; in traumatic inflammation, BCon.; 
 involuntary, I I Plat.; of right, I ISyph.; in left, 
 IBadiag., I I Puis.; of left, during clay, BAloe ; 
 of levators, BHell.; of left, with warmth of 
 face (epistaxis), I Croc; of left lower, Zinc; 
 involuntary of left, sometimes better by rub- 
 bing, BCodein.; of left upper, BMez., Stront.; 
 frequent, in left upper, 1101. an.; ofupper, 
 especially left eye, BMerc per.; of lower, 
 Blod.; in lower, caused by aching and pinch- 
 ing in small circumscribed spot below (infra- 
 orbital neuralgia), IIColoc; before menses, 
 BNatr. m.; right, in constant motion, BLach.; 
 in almost constant motion (chorea), I ITarant; 
 convulsive motions (hydroeephaloid), BIgn.; 
 upper, move spasmodically, I I Strain.; in my- 
 opia, BAgar.; nictation, Bell., BCalc, BIgn.; 
 when opening, B Kali bi.; in scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia, BApis ; peculiar, across right upper, 
 Lact. ac; persistent, Guarana ; whenever he 
 attempts to read or write, BCodein.; in upper 
 right, Cinch., Coloc, Kitr. sp. d., I I Paris; 
 with dazzling of sight, BPuls.; spasmodic, 
 BPlat.; spasmodic, ofupper,Ced.; spasmodic, of 
 upper right, Form.; uncontrollable, I IKreo.; 
 in upper, I I Calc, BCroc, Inul., IIRatan.; in 
 upper, worse on closing, Lachn.; in upper, 
 in hemiopia, BAur. met.; visible, I ICaust. 
 J®" jerking, quivering, spasm. 
 
 Lids, ulcerated: Ananth., BApis, BGraph., 
 BHep., BKali bi., BMerc, BSpig., BSul.; espe- 
 cially near canthi, Bufo.; on inner surface 
 (ophthalmia scrofulosa), BBArs. ; lower, pain- 
 ful as if ulcerated, Asci. t.; with red and raw 
 margins (blepharitis scrofulosa), BMerc. cor.; 
 
 in rachitis (atrophy of children), EStaph.; with 
 redness, IBLyc; base dingy, reddish color, 
 dry, glazed, slight discharge, GHydras.; 
 covered with small ulcerations, EEuph.; cov- 
 ered with styes and nodosities, looking like a 
 mass of corruption, Staph. ;insyphilis,BIClem.; 
 in typhoid, BZinc 
 
 Lids, uneasy sensation: obliging him to rub 
 eyes, BBArs. 
 
 Lids, vesicles : figg^ eruption. 
 
 Lids, warts : BCaust., BThuya; old, in ophthal- 
 mia rheumatica, BCaust.; condylomata (syph- 
 ilitic), BCinnab.; on right lower, a large con- 
 dyloma, suppurating and bleeding easily 
 when touched, it seemed to arise from a lens- 
 shaped body on inner surface of lower lid, 
 BNitr. ac; on upper, small, BNitr. ac; worse 
 bathing eyes, BSul. 
 
 Lids, weak: ggg^ paralysis. 
 
 Lids, wens : jg^iP tumors. 
 
 Lids, winking : Ast, r.,BBBell.; as if bewildered, 
 on being aroused and looking up (during 
 pregnancy), IINux m.; and closing lids, 
 BAcon.; constant, Euph.; constant, in ophthal- 
 mia, BApis; in epileptic attacks, BKali bi.; 
 constant, with tearful suffusion of eyes, BCroc; 
 frequently after reading, BCroc; inclination 
 to, BSpig.; inclination to, or close, Mez. ; fre- 
 quent desire to, with blindness, I IPhos. ac; 
 must wink while reading, BCalc; eyes rolling 
 (child, ast. 2, after scarlatina), IILyss.; with 
 pain in temples, BCepa; must wink and 
 wipe frequently, as though a film of mucus 
 were over them, BCroc 
 
 Lids, wounds: J^T" Eyes injuries. 
 
 Lids, yellowish, brown: BSep. 
 
 OPHTHALMIA: BAlumin., I BApis, BApoc, 
 BArn., BBArg. nit., BBArs., Berb., BCalc, 
 BCaust., Cham., BChel., Chin, s., BCic, BCinch., 
 BCon., BCrot.t., BEuph., BHam., BHep., I Hod., 
 BIpec, GKalibi., BMagn. in., BBMerc, BMerc. 
 cor., I INatr. ph., IINux v., Phos., BPlumb., 
 B BPuls., BBRhus, BTereb., I IThuya, I IXan. 
 
 Ophthalmia, arthritic : ggg CB rheumatic. 
 
 Ophthalmia, caused by burns: BBCanth.; by a 
 drop of boiling sugar, BHam. j^gp^ traumatic. 
 
 Ophthalmia, cancerous: BAur. mur. nat. 
 
 Ophthalmia, catarrhal: BBAcon., Act. sp., BApis, 
 B Arund., BArs., BBBell., BBry., BCalc, B BCepa, 
 I Cham., Chel.JChloral., BComo., IDulc, I lEu- 
 cal., lEuph., BGels., IHep., Ilgn., I BMerc, 
 INux v., BPhos., BBPuls., BPhyt., I I Rhus, 
 BSang., ISuL; acute, from result of daily expo- 
 sure to harsh, dry winds, IBHydras. ; inflam- 
 mation nearly extended to border of iris, 
 BHydras. ; after disappearance of coryza, BDig.; 
 with coryza, or in whooping cough, BCepa ; 
 in cross, peevish children, during dentition, 
 BCham.; profuse discharge of matter, BHy- 
 dras.; copious discharge,thin, muco-purulent, 
 
 I IPhos.; discharge scanty or stringy, worse in 
 morning on awaking, IKali bi.; discharge 
 thick, yellowish green, ILyc; in first stage, 
 
 I I Aeon.; in first stage, especially in scrofulous 
 children, B BApis ; particularly in flabby, lax- 
 fibred, persons, BGels.; with hawking, mucus 
 trickling dow r n posterior nares, in coryza, 
 BBMerc; inveterate, I IPhos.; during jaundice, 
 BLyc; with lachrymation and mucous dis- 
 charge, BEuph.; worse at night, I All. sat., 
 BMerc; characterized by pustules and ulcers, 
 BGraph.; from suppressed secretions, I ISenecio; 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 inflammation, when subjective symptoms are 
 particularly marked, BIgn. ; tendency to, gPsor. 
 
 Ophthalmia, after a chill ; BAcon., BEuph. 
 
 Ophthalmia, chronic: BAur. mur. nat., I IBapt., 
 Bell, BEuphor.,BFluor. ac, IBHep., BHydras., 
 I B Psor.; frequently useful in beginning, BSul. 
 ac; with loss of sight, 1 1 Variol. 
 
 Ophthalmia, better from cold applications: 
 
 ■ BPuls. 
 
 Ophthalmia, followed by ulceration of cornea : 
 BSang. 
 
 Ophthalmia, deep-seated: BBArg. nit.; with 
 ciliary pains (syphilitic), BAsaf. 
 
 Ophthalmia, during dentition : BCalc, BCham., 
 BFerr. ph. 
 
 Ophthalmia, discharge : acrid, BCham, BColoc. ; 
 acrid, profuse, thick, BEuph.; acrid, tenacious, 
 I ISul.; acrid, thin, IGraph., I ISul.; creamy, 
 IINatr. ph.; flesh -colored, from right eye, 
 
 I I Carbo v.; green, Kali m.; yellowish green, 
 
 I I Kali m.; offensive, from right, 1 1 Carbo v.; 
 of thick moisture, from right, 1 1 Carbo v. ; 
 mucous, BArg. nit., I IBry.,BCalc.,Cann. i., Hip- 
 poz., BKali s.; muco-purulent, BBArg. nit., 
 Erig., BHep., BLith., BNatr. m., BSul.; muco- 
 purulent, thin and acrid, B Graph., IBMerc; 
 yellow, muco-purulent, I I Kali s. ; yellowish 
 mucus, BKali m.; right eye full of stringy 
 mucus, Amm. br.; of mucus or pus, rarely pro- 
 fuse, and intimately mixed with tears, Con. ; 
 large quantities of mucus, like tears or pus, flow 
 constantly, BEuph.; thick, mucous, B BHydras.; 
 thick, mucous, in hordeolum, IChel.; thick, 
 mucous, from left eye (hydrocephalus acutus), 
 
 I Dig. ; muco-watery, Cepa; white, mucous, 
 
 I I Kali m.; profuse, thick, white, mucous, BHy- 
 dras.; yellow, mucous (hordeolum), IChel.; pro- 
 fuse, in measles, BEuph.; purulent, BArg. nit., 
 yrCarbo a., Eryng., Euphor., B Graph., BKali 
 iod., Kali m., BLach., 1 1 Petrol., I I Sep., Spong.; 
 purulent, profuse, Arg. met., BArg. nit., BLyc; 
 purulent, profuse, soils hair and ears, worse 
 nights, after catching cold, child, Blpec; pur- 
 ulent, profuse, fetid, BLed.; purulent, foamy, 
 gushing (dog-bite) , BLyss. ; purulent, oozing 
 in jets, BArg. met.; purulent, sticky, left eye, 
 Eryng.; purulent, thick, BArg. nit., \ Calc. s.; 
 purulent, thin, yellow, ICon.; sticky, watery, 
 BKali s.; watery, Eryng.; must wipe away 
 mucus, BArg. nit.; yellow, Kali m., BKali s.; 
 golden yellow, I INatr. ph.; yellow, from left, 
 causing adhesion of lids, afterward from right, 
 but less discharge, chiefly in inner canthus, 
 I IXJran. n.; yellow, agglutinated in morning, 
 B Kali bi.; thick, yellow, bland, profuse, B BPuls. 
 fZg^ Conjunctiva discharge. 
 
 Ophthalmia, Egyptian : B B Apis. 
 
 Ophthalmia, after eruptive diseases : Blilpis. 
 
 Ophthalmia, erysipelatous: BApis, IGraph., 
 
 B B Rhus. 
 Ophthalmia, exanthems : in measles, BBry., 
 
 BCrotal., I BPuls ; following suppression, 
 
 ■ Hep., BSul. 
 
 Ophthalmia, gonorrhoeal : BAcon., BAnt. t., 
 I I Coral., Cub., I lEucal., BMerc, BBNitr. ac, 
 IThuya, BSul.; nocturnal pains severe, extend 
 to orbit, BSpig.; after suppression, B BPuls. 
 
 Ophthalmia, granular: Jdgp" Lids granulated. 
 
 Ophthalmia, hydr ophthalmia: with interocular 
 compression, Seneg. 
 
 Ophthalmia, malignant : BAur. mur. nat. 
 
 Ophthalmia msnstrualis : in patients of a san- 
 
 guine temperament, subject to attacks of con- 
 gestion and inclination to hysterical spasms, 
 Croc; in amenorrhcea, BPuls. 
 
 Ophthalmia, after abuse of mercury : IMez., 
 BBNitr. ac 
 
 Ophthalmia, metastatic : Ant. c 
 
 Ophthalmia, morning : worse in, BNux v.; be- 
 ginning at 5 a.m., increasing till noon, decreas- 
 ing until 10 p.m., B Ars. 
 
 Ophthalmia, neonatorum: BAcon., B BApis, 
 BBArg. nit., BBell., BBry., BBCalc, BCham., 
 BEuph., BHep., BIgn., 1 1 Kali s., BMerc, BBNitr. 
 ac, BNux v., BPuls., BRhus, BSul., BSyph., 
 I IThuya; often with constipation and chemo- 
 sis of conjunctiva, IIDulc; with acrid dis- 
 charges, caused by syphilitic or gonorrhoeal 
 leucorrhcea, BMerc cor. ; profuse, thick, yel- 
 low discharge, I ISul.; tendency to relapse, 
 non-syphilitic, Sul.; during suppurative stage, 
 BLyc ; worse in night and evening, with slow 
 fever, Calc. s. 
 
 Ophthalmia, of old people (witches' sore eyes) : 
 BApis. 
 
 Ophthalmia, phlyctenular: BMerc. cor., BMerc. 
 d., BBZinc 
 $SHr Conjunctiva and Cornea inflammation. 
 
 Ophthalmia, with photophobia : j^=* Photo- 
 phobia. 
 
 Ophthalmia, from abuse of potash and mer- 
 cury: BBNitr. ac. 
 
 Ophthalmia, purulent: BApis, BBArg. nit., 
 BChlor., BGrin., BHep., IIMerc, BNitr. ac, 
 BPsor., BPuls., BRhus, BBSul. ; with copious 
 discharge, BMerc. sol.; of infants, BAlum.; of 
 left eye, Eryng. 
 
 Ophthalmia, pustular: ffl^ Conjunctiva and 
 Cornea inflammation. 
 
 Ophthalmia, rheumatic (arthritic) : B BAcon., 
 BBAnt. t., BApis, BArund.,BBor.,BBBry., BBCalc, 
 BCham., HCinch., ICoccul., ICochl., BColch., 
 BColoc, Cubeb., Form., BLed., BMerc, BMez., 
 I INux v.,BBPhyt.,BPsor., BPuls.,ISpig.,l ISyph., 
 BVer. ; acute, BCact,, BPhyt., BBRhus, BBSep., 
 Staph.; almost blinding him, BEuph. ; makes 
 him blind for weeks and months, I ISul.; 
 attacks seem to have originated from sitting 
 at a window in a cold draught, right eye 
 being next to window, 1 1 Syph.; at commence- 
 ment, INux v.; with acrid discharge, BColoc; 
 left eye first affected, BLed.; with leucomatous 
 opacity of cornea, which upon clearing up 
 showed lens to have the color simil ar to abegin- 
 ning cataracta glaumatosa, I I Phos.; nocturnal 
 aggravation, BLed.; with contraction of pupils, 
 B Graph.; preceded by violent pain in eyes, 
 BColoc; first stage, Cham.; and sequelae, 
 DBForm.; pains extend to teeth, BStaph.; from 
 working in water or getting wet, BRhus ; per- 
 ceives a horizontal band across right pupil 
 hindering sight, better placing handkerchief 
 on head and letting it hang over eyes, also by 
 gentle pressure, though she cannot bear much, 
 I ISyph.; of right eye, complete obscuration of 
 cornea after attack of gout, BEuph. 
 
 Ophthalmia, scrofulous: ^Ethus., BAmm. b., 
 • Anac oc, BApis, BBArs., BArund., BAur. met., 
 BBAur. mur. nat., BBar. c, BBar. m., BBell., 
 Cadm. s., BBCalc, BBCann. s.JBCaust., BCham., 
 BCinch., BCist., Cochl., Cornus, IDulc, BFerr. 
 iod., BBGraph., IIHep., BBHydras., BKali bi., 
 BLvc, B BMerc, BNatr.ph., BBNitr. ac,BNux v., 
 1101. jec, laPetrol., BBPsor., BRhus, BBSep., 
 
5. EYES. 
 
 215 
 
 BBSil.JBSul., iTereb.; from every exposure to 
 cold, BDulc ; with opacities of cornea, DMagn. 
 c; with phlyctenule on edge of cornea of left 
 eye, I I Rhus; complicated with shallow ulcers 
 on cornea, BNitr. ac; with crusta lactea, 
 HCalc, Uacea; in cross, peevish children, dur- 
 ing dentition, HCham.; erethistic, BMerc. cor.; 
 erysipelatous, with great oedema, discharge s 
 thin, BMerc. cor.; mistiness before eyes, after 
 scrofulous ophthalmia, IKali iod. ; child lies al 1 
 day with face resting on floor, I I Rhus; when 
 better, feet areswollen, I Ars. ; in headache, BBa- 
 diag. ; with keratitis, llpec; in left eye, every 
 eighth year of her life, in January, or Febru- 
 ary, I ISul.; left eye, I ISul.; worse in left eye, 
 morning, I Amm. br.; with hardness of meibo- 
 mian glands, BLith.; worse after 1a.m., BChin. 
 a.; worse in morning, 1 1 Pod.; with catarrhal 
 otorrhcea, BMerc. d.; pains worse at night, 
 (Rhus; especially in phlegmatic, fat, large- 
 bellied children with fine, white skin, light 
 hair, thick neck and swollen glands, subject 
 to eruptions and ulcerations of skin, BCalc, 
 BHep.; with photophobia, BBAur. met.,BNatr. 
 s.; yellow pus gushes out when lids are 
 forced apart, BRhus ; after abuse of nitrate of 
 silver, BNatr.m.; sluggish cases, not much in- 
 jection, but great photophobia, BCon. ; in 
 scrofulous subjects, Cinch.; pale, flabby,scrof- 
 ulous subjects, BMerc. d.; on attempting to 
 open eyes hot tears gush from them, causing 
 redness, rawness and pustular eruption on sur- 
 rounding parts, BMerc. cor. ; with or without 
 ulceration, thick, mucous discharge, BHydras. ; 
 stitches as of needles, BCalc. 
 
 Ophthalmia, strumous : J^IT* scrofulous. 
 
 Ophthalmia, suddenly appearing: worse right 
 eye, BBell.; violent in right, BApis. 
 
 Ophthalmia, sun : from being on water fishing, 
 BHam. 
 
 Ophthalmia, syphilitic : BAsaf., BAur., BClem., 
 BGraph., BMerc, IINitr. ac, BPhyt., I ISyph., 
 BThuya; with circumorbital pains, BPhyt. 
 
 Ophthalmia, after checked tetter : Sars. 
 
 Ophthalmia, traumatic: BArn., BBCalc, BCa- 
 lend., I ICochl., BHam., BHep., BHyper., ISul., 
 HSymph. 
 
 Ophthalmia: fgg^ Conjunctiva and Cornea in- 
 flammation. 
 
 OPTIC NERVE, anaemia : from excessive tea 
 drinking, with accommodative asthenopia, 
 ISpig. 
 
 Optic nerve, atrophy: BNux v., BBPhos. 
 
 Optic nerve, congestion: IBry., BKali iod., 
 1 IPsor., BPuls.; causing amaurosis, BVer. v.; 
 dependent upon cerebral congestion, BBell.; 
 in retinitis, BSul. ; in retinitis hemarolopica, 
 I Lye. 
 
 Optic nerve, diseases : occurring in workers in 
 foundries, BMerc 
 
 Optic nerve, functional disturbance: BBPhos. 
 
 Optic nerve, inflammation: BBell., BPhos., 
 BPuls., Plumb.; with cherry red color before 
 vision, BPhos. 
 
 Optic nerve, irritation : causing amaurosis, 
 B\er. v. 
 
 Optic nerve, paralysis-. BCon., B BPuls.; in 
 bilious intermittent, I I Puis.; sudden, of left 
 eve, causing many weeks of blindness, 
 flSyph. 
 
 Optic nerve, soreness : of right, just behind 
 eyeball, Sarrac 
 
 Optic nerve, torpid : BPhos. ac 
 
 Optic nerve, "weakness : dulness of vision from, 
 
 I IMagn. p. 
 
 Optic nerve : $g^ Retina optic disc. 
 
 ORBIT, aching: wCarbo v., BPhos.; in left, 
 Bry. 
 
 Orbit, biting: sore, as if denuded on upper 
 margin, I I Plat. 
 
 Orbit, boring : in left, worse talking and from 
 mental exertion, follows suppressed lochia, 
 Sil. ; from within, worse in afternoon and after 
 eating, better from cold drinks, motion and 
 bathing (headache), Bism. 
 
 Orbit, bruised pain: Zinc; on moving eyes, 
 MChel., ICup.m. 
 
 Orbit, burning : in left, with confusion in left 
 side of head, BColoc; sudden, Arund.; in 
 upper part at night (keratitis punctata), 
 BArs. 
 
 Orbit, compression : or cramping pain around, 
 particularly supraorbital, globe of eye some- 
 times participating and feeling sore, BPlat. 
 
 Orbit, sensation of contraction: Yerbas. 
 
 Orbit, cutting: Sarrac; like a knife thrust 
 between orbit and ball, moved about in orbi- 
 tal cavity (ciliary neuralgia), B Cinch. 
 
 Orbit, digging : pain deep in, like in sclerotitis, 
 BColch.; along border of right, better eating, 
 lying in bed and when about falling asleep, 
 worse in motion, BBAnac 
 
 Orbit, drawing: Stann.; deep in, like in sclero- 
 titis, BColch.; down in right, BBell.; in ex- 
 ternal wall of left, whence pain extends down 
 beneath cheek bone, apparently along course 
 of nerve, Coral. ; in melanotic tumor, Aur. 
 met. 
 
 Orbit, dull pain : in left, while walking, in 
 morning, Pallad. 
 
 Orbit, fulness : deep in left, at4p.M., Sep.; dull 
 feeling, with aching, BGels. 
 
 Orbit, inflammation : with formation of pus, 
 BRhus; especially if pus has formed, sensitive- 
 ness to touch, with throbbing, prevents for- 
 mation of pus or accelerates its discharge, 
 BHep.; follows operation for strabismus, 
 BLach.; of periosteum and cellular tissue, 
 ICup. m.; especially if syphilitic, pain intense 
 or absent, BKali iod. 
 
 Orbit, neuralgia: BAtrop. s., IPlat.; especially 
 of infraorbital nerve, I BBell.; in left, BDulc; 
 weak feeling in abdomen after, BLach. ; under 
 left, running back to ear, BBell.; in left side, 
 rising of heat to face before attack, BLach.; in 
 right, from getting wet, I I Sang.; distributed 
 about and within right, darted through from 
 frontal to occipital region (facial neuralgia), 
 i ISpig. 
 
 Orbit, pain (undefined): Agar., .Ant. a., BApis, 
 Card, in., I IPhos.; extends backward through 
 base to cord, during menses, I IVer. v.; deep 
 in (cephalalgia), BLach.; deep in socket, worse 
 in left (hysteria), IITherid.; spreads to fore- 
 head and skin of face, alternately, Bell.; 
 around left, Osm.; severe, in left, extending to 
 occiput, BNaja; pain in left, during stool, 
 
 I I Yib.; worse in left, Oxal. ac; deep, as if in 
 muscles, worse right side, BAloe ; to touch, 
 BMerc. sol. 
 
 Orbit, penetrating pain : Sarrac 
 
 Orbit, piercing : spasmodic, in middle of upper 
 
 rim of right, Cist. 
 Orbits, pressing: Aloe, Bov., Cain., I IChel., 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 Coccus, Lyss., BSiL; acnte, at internal superior 
 angle of right, with occasional darts inward 
 and throbbing, I I Sang.; worse in open air 
 (incipient cataract), 1 1 Sep.; deep in, Porta; 
 dull, at outer border, Coccul.; at outer border 
 of left, Asaf.; dull, as with a plug, on right, ex- 
 tending into brain, stupefaction, lAnac; with 
 drawing from eyes to occiput, ILach.; with 
 confusion in frontal region, IColoc. ; involving 
 whole head, BPnls.; in left, along dorsum of 
 nose, better sitting down, Coloc; in left, with 
 confusion in left side of head, Coloc. ; espe- 
 cially in left side, worse in open air, after din- 
 ner, Seneg.; near root of nose, with confusion 
 in head and chilliness, Coloc; in one spot at 
 inner and upper border, extending to nose 
 and sometimes into lid, closing it, and of in- 
 termittent type, about 11 p.m. (scrofulous neu- 
 ralgia), ICinch.; stupefying, in right from 
 without in, IChel.; in upper part of right, 
 . Lyss. 
 Orbit, pricking; when looking steadily, in 
 
 vault of orbit, Arund. 
 Orbit, sharp pains ; in right, worse moving eye- 
 ball, stooping or stepping, Ziz. 
 Orbit, shooting : Ced., Ziz.; from right to occip- 
 ital protuberance, in evening, Uran. n. 
 Orbit, soreness: ISil.; of right, on rising in 
 
 morning, Merc. iod. flav. 
 Orbit, stitch : slow, extending from upper mar- 
 gin deep into brain, BCina. 
 Orbit, swollen ■ Natr. a.; in ophthalmia, BBApis ; 
 infiltration into cellular tissue (ciliary neural- 
 gia with acute conjunctivitis), I ITereb.; infil- 
 tration of cellular tissue very pronounced, 
 hard and unyielding to touch (cellulitis), 
 IPhyt.; oedema, especially of supraorbital, 
 Natr. a. ; extending to temple, with oedema 
 of lids (periostitis), IKaliiod. 
 Orbit, tearing: Berb., Calc. ; with headache, 
 BChin. s. ; about lower margin of right, ex- 
 tending under right ear, involving bones of 
 face, as if everything were torn out, BPhos.; 
 bones tender, BMerc. cor. ; sharp, in right, at 
 night, I I Kali c. 
 Orbits, tensive pain : BPlat. 
 Orbits, throbbing: headache at bottom of, 
 I Dig.; along border of right, better eating, 
 lying in bed, falling asleep, worse motion, 
 ■ BAnac. 
 Orbit, pulsation : in left, Bry.; sharp, occasion- 
 ally at outer border of right, apparently in 
 periosteum, Syph. 
 Orbit, tumor: fungous, 1 1 Thuya; large bony, 
 on left, boring, aching, worse at night, BAur. 
 met.; several, on upper border of left, firmly 
 adherent to bone and appearing to extend 
 into orbit, hard and encroached upon upper 
 lids, especially inner corner, syphilitic his- 
 tory, B Kali iod. 
 Orbit : $$j^ Circumorbital, Infraorbital, Supra- 
 orbital. 
 PHOTOPHOBIA: Agar., BAgnus, BAilant., 
 BAlum., Amm. c, Ammoniac, Anac,Ananth., 
 Ant. c, BApis, BArn., BArs., Arum t., Ast. r., 
 BAur. met.,BAur.mur.,BBBar. c, BBBell., Berb., 
 Bor., BCalc, BCalc p., Camph., BCaust., 
 Ced., Cham., IChin. s., BChloral., Chlorof., 
 Cina, BBCinch., Cinnab., BClem., Coca,Coloc, 
 BBCon., BCroc, BCrotal., BDig., Dros., Elaps, 
 Eryng., BEup. perf., BEuphor. , BEuph. ,BGels., 
 IGlon., DGraph., BHam., BHell., BHep., BIgn., 
 
 Iodof., BIpec, BJab., IKali bi., 1 I Kali c, BKali 
 m., 1 1 Kali ph., ILac def., BLach., BLil. tig., 
 BLith., BBLyc, Lyss., IMagn. p., BMerc, 
 BMerc cor., BMerc. iod. flav.,Natr. a., BNatr. m., 
 BNatr. s., I INitr. ac, BNitr. sp. d., BBNux v., 
 BBOp., Phell., BPhos., Phos. ac, BPhyt., 
 1 1 Plumb., Psor., BPuls., BRhus, Samb., Sar- 
 rac, Sec, Seneg., BSep., llSpig., I IStann., 
 BStram., BBSul., Tarax., IITherid., Ustil., 
 I I Viol., Zinc, Ziz. 
 
 jH^ artificial light, bright light, daylight, 
 reflected light, sunlight. 
 
 Photophobia, with want of accommodation: 
 BBArg. nit. 
 
 Photophobia, worse in open air: BClem.; walk- 
 ing, BPsor. 
 
 Photophobia, in apoplexy: lArn. 
 
 Photophobia, in artificial light, BBBell., # BCalc. 
 p., BCrotal., BiLyc, BNatr. m., Picac; in can- 
 dlelight, Dros., BEuph., I I Gels., Hell., BMerc, 
 BNatr. m., BPhos. ac; in candlelight (sick 
 headache), BLacdef.; holding alighted candle 
 before eyes causes violent convulsions of 
 limbs, particularly opisthotonic spasms, with 
 rigidity, Stram.; worse in candlelight, Bor., 
 BIpec ; worse in candlelight in myopia, BArg. 
 nit.; cannot bear fire light (amblyopia), 
 BMerc, looking into fire, cough worse, Ant. 
 c; in gaslight, Ascl. t., BCalc p., BGraph.; 
 gaslight hurts more than sunlight (astheno- 
 pia), BSul.; in lamplight, BNatr. m.; worse in 
 lamplight, BChel.; in lamplight (ciliary neu- 
 ralgia), BCrotal. 
 
 Photophobia, in asthma: ECup. m. 
 
 Photophobia, in bright light : Brom._, BMerc. 
 iod. rub., BBNatr. m.; may throw him into 
 agitation or bring on convulsions, Lyss. 
 f§£T artificial light, reflected light, sun- 
 light. 
 
 Photophobia, in bronchitis : BEuph. 
 
 Photophobia, chronic : iEthus., BSil. 
 
 Photophobia, closing eyes : could not open, 
 BGraph.; better closing eyes and resting 
 head, Ver. v.; compelled to keep eyes closed 
 most of the time, worse after rising, I I Kali 
 c; keeps them' closed, light disagreeable, 
 though not painful, BGlon.; sensitive to 
 light and air, eye must be covered (iritis as- 
 sociated with hypopion), BHep.; closes lids, 
 sits in corners, bores face into pillow, BCalc; 
 constantly, yet light does not affect them 
 much, I IKali iod.; with spasmodic closure of 
 lids, BNatr. m.; has to tie up eye, BCalc s.; 
 cannot bear eyes covered, Apis. 
 
 Photophobia, after confinement: hydrogenoid 
 constitutions, BNatr. s. 
 
 Photophobia, light causes confusion : Agar. 
 
 Photophobia, in daylight: BCon., BEuph., 
 BGamb., I IKali c, BMerc, Sars. 
 
 Photophobia, dazzled by light: BB Aeon., BBar. 
 c, Dros., BGraph., BLyc, BMerc, BPhos., BSiL, 
 BStram., BSul.; in conjunctivitis, IISep.;by 
 daylight, in room, Con.; easily, in toothache, 
 BMagn. c; by glare of fire, Dros.; with twitch- 
 ing of lids, BPuls. ; on looking at bright objects, 
 Phos. ac; by snow, I lArs.; by water, BLyss. 
 j^p* bright light, reflected light. 
 
 Photophobia, in delirium tremens: BHyos. 
 
 Photophobia, after dog-bite: BCurar., BLyss. 
 
 Photophobia, in epilepsy : prefers dark room, 
 BAtrop. s. 
 
 Photophobia, in evening : 6 to 8 p.m., BCaust., 
 Zing. JS£aT* artificial light. 
 
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 Photophobia, eyes : burning (irido-choroiditis) , 
 IRhus ; congested (dysmenorrhea), HXan. ; 
 inflamed, INa;r. c.; scrofulous inflammation, 
 lies upon face, IMerc.; pain deep in, iKali 
 c; chronic sore eyes, I IBapt.; with stinging, 
 Zing.; with stitches, I I Puis.; with throbbing, 
 Calab. 
 
 Photophobia, light fatigues : Ast. r. 
 
 Photophobia, with fever: JEsc. h.; catarrhal, 
 lEuph.; intermittent, BBry.; rheumatic, I Am.; 
 typhus, BArg. nit.; yellow, IMerc. 
 
 Photophobia, fitful but intense: BIgn. 
 
 Photophobia, in glaucoma: BBPhos. 
 
 Photophobia, after suppressed gonorrhoea : 
 I IPsor., BPuls. 
 
 Photophobia, during headache: I IApis,BIBell., 
 ■Caet,, BCalc, I ICarbol. ac, ICoccul., IMed., 
 INatr. m., INatr. s., I I Sang., BSil., I I Zinc, 
 Zing.; pain in forehead (iritis)* ICinch. ; pain 
 flying from forehead to occiput, Tarant.; 
 pressure in forehead, BKali c; in megrim, 
 BCalc, IKali br.; in sick headache, BLac def. 
 
 Photophobia, in iritis: IMerc; rheumatic (scle- 
 ro-iritis), BKali bi.; in iritis syphilitica, worse 
 in morning, I I Nux y. 
 
 Photophobia, in keratitis: BApis, lAtrop., 
 BCalc, BBBell., DChin. a., HCon.; chronic, 
 after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya; worse in even- 
 ing, I BCalc; phlyctenular, BSyph.; pustu- 
 lar, ICrot. t, IPuls., IMerc. sol.; pustular, 
 with superficial ulcers, INux v., IRhus; scro- 
 fulous, IGraph., Lach., BSul; with ulcers, IKali 
 bi., IMerc. iod. flaw; with scrofulous ulcers, 
 child lies on its face, DBar.m.; with ulceration, 
 after cauterizing with nitrate of silver, child 
 lies with head buried in pillow, INatr. m.; 
 with small ulcers, or phlyctenules, stinging 
 pain, particularly in scrofulous children, 
 BNatr. c; with scrofulous ulcers, BNatr. m.; 
 punctata, ICon.; after variola, BCalc. p. 
 
 Photophobia, during labor : BCon. 
 
 Photophobia, with lachrymation : Magn. s.; 
 better in open air, fl*Psor.; burning, corrosive, 
 lEuph.; with yellowish discharge (keratitis 
 pustulosa), IGraph.; with profuse lachryma- 
 tion, when eyes are forcibly opened, pains 
 worse at night and in any light, better in dark 
 room and by pressure, 10 Con. 
 
 Photophobia, left eye : in conjunctivitis, lEup. 
 perf. ; in coryza, iCepa ; exceedingly sensitive 
 to light and water, Lyss. 
 
 Photophobia, lids: inflamed, BPsor. ; itching, 
 BSul.; spasms, lEuph., IMerc. cor. r IPuls.; 
 swollen, agglutinated, lEuph. 
 
 Photophobia, with aversion to life : Natr. s. 
 
 Photophobia, in measles: IBAcon., IBry., 
 IIEuph., IFerr. ph., IPuls.; after measles, 
 ■Arg. met. 
 
 Photophobia, in melancholia: 1 1 Arg. nit. 
 
 Photophobia, in meningitis: IIBell., IMerc. 
 sol., ISul.; bright light and glistening things 
 cause convulsions, BStram. 
 
 Photophobia, during menses: BIgn. 
 
 Photophobia, in morning: lAnt. c ; with ob- 
 scuration of vision, BNux v.; worse after rising, 
 BCalc; worse in morning and evening (kera- 
 titis pustulosa), I ISul.; worse in morning 
 (hyperesthesia of retina), BNux v. 
 
 Photophobia, with neuralgia: !Bell.,BCoccion., 
 IMagn. p.; ciliarv, Act. rac, ICrot..; facial, 
 lArs., BBell., BChel., Coccion., ICon., I ISpig.; 
 supraorbital, Chin. s. 
 
 Photophobia, after onanism : BCina. 
 
 Photophobia, in ophthalmia : DApis, BArs., 
 BCic, I I Phos.; arthritic, BApis, ICoccul., 
 ILed.; catarrhal, IIArs.; after chill, lEuph.; 
 chronic, IGraph.; scrofulous, IIArs., ICalc, 
 ICham., ICon., IHyos., INatr. s., I INitr. ac, 
 I ISul., ITereb.; tarsal, IMerc cor. 
 
 Photophobia, with dilated pupils: IIBell., 
 ■ IMerc. per. 
 
 Photophobia, in reflected light: great sensi- 
 tiveness, Lyss.; from ophthalmoscope, caused 
 stinging in ball (tobacco amaurosis), INux 
 v.; cannot bear brilliant objects, IBell., Bufo., 
 Sep.; bright objects cause spasms (puerperal), 
 ICanth.; throws him into agitation or con- 
 vulsions, Lyss.; worse from glare of snow, 
 Ant. c; worse when he sees running water 
 (dysentery), ILyss.; sight of water causes 
 spasms, IStram. 
 Bgg^ bright light, sunlight. 
 
 Photophobia, retina: oversensitive, ISpig.; 
 inflamed hemarolopia, I Lye. 
 
 Photophobia, in rheumatism: I I Lac c. 
 fggT Ophthalmia arthritic. 
 
 Photophobia, in right eve : "Atrop. s., Cann. i., 
 
 I ISul. 
 
 Photophobia, in sclerotitis : INux v., BThuya; 
 rheumatic, I I Chin, m.; with dimness of cor- 
 nea, swelling and redness of lids, great in- 
 crease of secretion, mucus and tears, scrofu- 
 lous constitution, HCon. 
 
 Photophobia, in scrofulous persons: 1 1 Ant. t. 
 f&sf Ophthalmia scrofulous. 
 
 Photophobia, when getting sleepy: in coryza, 
 ICepa. 
 
 Photophobia, after straining eyes : at sewing, 
 worse in a warm room, better in open air, 
 
 I I Arg. nit. Jggg" Sight straining. 
 Photophobia, with stitches : worse during 
 
 sultry weather, ISul. 
 
 Photophobia, in sunlight: 1 1 Aeon., lArs., 
 Asar., IIBell., Bry., ICic, I ICinch., IClem., 
 lEuph., IGels., ILith., IMerc. p., Phos. ac, 
 ISul.; in diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c; causes lachry- 
 mation, IGraph., Jamb., Zinc; in sunlight, 
 ICamph., Merc sul. 
 ggp^ bright light, reflected light. 
 
 Photophobia, with sweat: Strain., ISul. 
 
 Photophobia, temper : light disturbs, IColch. 
 
 Photophobia, from tobacco : IPhos. 
 
 Photophobia, traumatic : for four months, 
 worse in evening, lEuph. 
 
 Photophobia, variable : IKali iod. 
 
 Photophobia, with vertigo : Agar., BGlon. 
 
 PUPILS, altered : IHyos. 
 
 Pupils, alternate contraction and dilatation: 
 lAcon., lAnac, Cann. s., MCycl., Dros., 
 IHell., IICEnan., Zinc; in typhoid fever, 
 ILach.; in hydrocephalus, ICarbol. ac, IHell.; 
 at intervals, Cic; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 B Calab.; in quick succession, IBar. c. 
 
 Pupils, angular : in rheumatic ophthalmia, 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Pupils, contracted: Ant. t., lArn., IIArs., 
 Aur. met., IBell., ICalc, ICamph., Caps., 
 Carbolac, IChel., iChin.s., ICrot, t., BDaph., 
 BEuph., Ferr., IHell., IHyos., Uab., I IKali 
 br., I IMagn. p., I IMang., IMerc. cor., Mur. 
 " ac, INatr. m., Nitr. sp. d., IIOp., Phos., 
 llPhyt., MPlumb., BPuls., I ISiL, Squilla, 
 Stann., Stram., I IVariol., Viol.; in amaurosis, 
 ISep. , I Zinc. ; in arachnitis, I Chlorof. ; on awak- 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 ing (meningitis infantum), lArn.; in brain 
 affections, IHell., BMerc. v., IIOp.; with chill, 
 HA con.; closed (apoplexy), Ast. r.; with fixed 
 eyes, llVer.; with sensation of fulness in 
 "eyes, INux m.; in typhus, lAgar., ITereb.; 
 covered by thin, bluish film, with great ten- 
 dency to formation of adhesions to lens (iri- 
 tis), I Merc; with giddiness, Mez.; with spas- 
 modic contraction of glottis, Yer.; in head- 
 ache, Bell.; in hemicrania, ISep.; in insanity, 
 I I Nux v. ,in plastic iritis, j Sal. ac; in scrofulous 
 keratitis, II Apis; in left eye, BArg. met.; after 
 lemonade, I I Strain.; in acute mania, ICanth.; 
 dependent on menstrual disorder in chlorosis, 
 ■Natr. m.; in ciliary neuralgia, with acute con- 
 junctivitis, I ITereb.; in chronic syphilitic oph- 
 thalmia, I Merc; in rheumatic ophthalmia, 
 ICoccuL; size of apinhead, Amyg., Calab.; rap- 
 idly, I Kali m.; excessively sensitive to light, 
 contracting not much, but very rapidly, 
 I IColch.; right, ~Atrop. s. ; right, in locomotor 
 ataxy, lArg. nit.; ri^ht, with sudden complete 
 loss of qualitative vision, 1 1 Ver. v.; but round, 
 ■Euph.; during sleep, BOp.; slowly, iEsc h.; 
 sluggishly, 1 1 Kali br.; in spasmodic affections, 
 Cic ; with stupor, in pneumonia, IPhos. ; in 
 sunstroke, Arm, IGlon., Op.; during period of 
 tranquillity, in last stage, Lyss.; vacillating 
 mood, ICoccuL; after vinegar, MStram.; has 
 to wink to distinguish objects, Ananth. 
 Pupils, dilated: Acet. ac, iEsc h., IIAgar., 
 I Agnus, Alum. ,Amyl., 1 1 Ant. chl.JArn., I lArs., 
 Arund., Astac, Bar. m., HBell., Brom., Cain., 
 
 ■ ICalc, Calend., ICamph., Caps., ICed.,IChin. 
 s., Chlorof., ICina, ICinch., Coca, ICoccuL, 
 lOoff., I Con., BCroc, ICrot., I ICycL, IDig., 
 Dory., IIGels., IGlon. , I Guaiac, GuarseaJHelL, 
 IHyos., IHyper., Hod., Illpec, IKali iod., 
 I ILact, ac.,1 ILactu. v.,BLaur.,l ILed., I IMang., 
 IMosch., BNatr. c, INitr. ac, INux v., IOp., 
 
 ■ Phos., I IPhos. ac, Phyt., Pic. ac, I I Plumb., 
 ■Puis., I I Ran. b., I IRhod., Sang., Sars., Sec, 
 Staph., IStram.,1 ISuL, Ver., I IVib.; with want 
 of accommodation, IIArg. nit.; in amaurosis, 
 after sore throat, IGels. ; in anasarca, Hell.; 
 if mental anxiety is great, Lyss.; inapoplexv, 
 
 ■ I Bell., ICoccuL, I ICEnan., Plumb.; with 
 blindness, IGels., Strain.; with blindness from 
 effusion of water on brain, BKali iod.; in con- 
 cussion of brain, Cic; in inflammation of 
 brain, I I Hell.; in irritation of brain, ILach.; 
 in intestinal catarrh, IChel. ; in cholera infan- 
 tum, IKali br., ILaur.; in choroiditis, EColoc; 
 with collapse, Hippoz.; constantly, in apo- 
 plexy, IPlumb.; dilatation of one, contraction 
 of other, Cadm. s., Calab.; one pupil con- 
 tracted, the other dilated, acting feebly and 
 slowly to light (scarlet fever), I I Zinc; left 
 contracted, while right is dilated (typhoid), 
 
 ■ Colch.; of unequal size during period of tran- 
 quillity, in last stage, Lyss.; with convulsions, 
 in scarlatina, I Ver. v.; cornea turned outward 
 (paralysis of internal rectus), Calab.; in whoop- 
 ing cough, ICoraL; in delirium, Aeon., lAct. 
 rac, 1 1 Bell., IHyos., IStram.; with bloody 
 muco-purulent diarrhoea, I IKali br.; in epi- 
 leptiform eclampsia, ICed.; extremely, Amyg., 
 
 I I Anthrac, I Bell., I IDulc, I IHyos.; with ful- 
 ness in eyes, INux m. ; with frequent flashes of 
 light, VaL; when eyes were forced open (brain 
 affection), IHell.; with inflamed, dim, watery 
 staring eyes (lyssa), ILyss.; with farsighted 
 
 ness, Carbo a.; in typhoid fever, IColch. , IHell.; 
 left five times increased in size, 7r Atrop. s.; 
 with headache, from nape of neck, I Ver. v.; 
 with pressing headache, later contracted, with 
 inward restlessness, Rheum ; in congestion to 
 head, IBelL; from heat, IGels.; in helmin- 
 thiasis, ICina, BSpig. ; in hydrocephalus, 
 Art. v., BGrat., IMerc.; in hydrocephalus 
 acutus, IDig.; in impending hydrocephalus, 
 ICinch.; in hysteria, ICed.; irregularly, lAur. 
 met.; irregularly, under Atropine, I IMerc iod 
 flav. ; hardly respond to irritation, IStram.; left, 
 I IMerc. iod. flav.; left, more than right (epi- 
 lepsy), I Art. v.; left, dilated, not sensitive to 
 strong light (foreign body in eye), IHep.; in 
 basilar meningitis, HCic; in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, IGels., IHydr. ac; in meningitis 
 infantum,! Apis; before menses, ILyc; after ab- 
 use of mercury, IHep.; traumatic, lArn., ICa- 
 lab.; from exposure to cold and damp weather, 
 BRhus; horizontal oval (parenchymatous iritis) 
 I ISiL; permanent, with loss of accommodation 
 (traumatic), ICalab.; in pneumonia, BLachn.; 
 with photophobia, IBelL, IMerc. per.; with 
 raving, Amyg. ; letters move about when read- 
 ing, IHyos.; on being reprimanded, IStram.; 
 right, ILyc, Tarant.; right dilated, in locomo- 
 tor ataxy, lArg. nit.; not very sensitive (am- 
 blyopia), ICinch.; during sleep, 01. an.; right 
 pupil slightly larger than left ( syphilis) , IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; slightly, IFerr., Lyss.; slightly, in ser- 
 ous choroiditis, IGels.; slightly, in typhoid, 
 IColch.; slowly and incompletely, though 
 regularly, IKali m.; left dilated and sluggish, 
 IGels.; in cerebrospinal disease, 1 1 Ver. v.; from 
 spinal irritation, INux v.; in sunstroke, Bell., 
 Gels., IGlon., Ver. v.; in unconsciousness, 
 iEthus. ; in vertigo, IBelL, CrotaL; with dim- 
 ness of vision, Atrop., Lyss., IVer. v.; with 
 mistiness or obscuration of vision, Thuya; 
 with weak sight, IVer.; has to wink to dis- 
 tinguish objects, Ananth.; sluggish, in scarla- 
 tina, iAilant.; widely, with amaurosis (mul- 
 tiple sclerosis), IPhos. 
 
 Pupils, immovable : Amyg., 1 1 Ant. chl., Atrop. 
 s., Bar. m. , Bell., ICamph., t. Carbol. ac, IChel., 
 Cup. m., IDig., Hydr. ac, I IHyos. , IKali br., 
 IKali iod., I ILaur., IMerc, IMerc. cor., IIOp., 
 BPlat., IIRhus, llStram., I ISuL, Syph.; in 
 apoplexy (old age), IBar. c; in congestion to 
 brain, IICup. m.; light makes as little impres- 
 sion as speaking or calling (brain affection), 
 IHell.; in choroiditis, IColoc; dilated, Bell., 
 IDig.; before epileptic attack, BBufo.; with 
 sensation of fulness in eyes, INux m.; in 
 typhus, BCarbov.; in typhoid, BColch., BLyc, 
 Zinc; in typhus, IStram.; in rheumatic glau- 
 coma, ICoccuL; in hydrocephalus, IHell.; 
 after injury, lArn.; left eye, lArg. met.; in 
 basilar meningitis, IBCic; in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, IHydr. ac; after abuse of mercury, 
 BHep.; after scarlatina, Aur. mur.; in shock, 
 Dig. 8®°* sluggish ; also Iris paralysis. 
 
 Pupils, irregular : IBar. c; drawn upward, in 
 rheumatic ophthalmia, ICoccuL 
 $g£^° alternate, 
 
 Pupils, linear : in chronic syphilitic ophthal- 
 mia, IMerc 
 
 Pupils, right, horizontally oval (rheumatic 
 ophthalmia) : 1 1 Syph. 
 
 Pupils, sensitive to light: in locomotor ataxia, 
 lArg. nit.; in lead colic, i IOp.; right sensitive 
 
5. EYES. 
 
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 to a light before left eye, but sluggish to light 
 and shade before its own eye, I ISul. 
 Pupils, sluggish: ICinch., IDig., BIOp., Phos., 
 
 I IBhod.; in locomotor ataxy, lArg. nit.; after 
 a blow upon inferior and outer part of left 
 eyeball, ICalab. ; in keratitis punctata, lArs.; 
 during sleep, BOp. JggT immovable. 
 
 Pupils : fi^T" Iris. 
 
 RETINA, anaemic : IChin. s. ®^ atrophy. 
 
 Eetina, anaesthesia : field of vision much con- 
 tracted, IHep.; sees a light spot in centre of 
 field of vision surrounded by a dark ring, 
 and again by a lighter ring, turning and 
 changing into' various colors, especially green, 
 worse coming into room from sunlight, IHep. 
 
 Eetina, apoplexia retinae: IMerc. cor.; with 
 suppressed menses, BBell. 
 
 Eetina, atrophy : withamaurosis,BPhos.,BTabac 
 
 Eetina, bloodvessels : central portions strong- 
 ly pulsating, lAur. met.; relaxed, in whoop- 
 ing cough, lArn.; large bloodvessels are 
 indistinct, Arg. nit.; arteries, bloodless, 
 after neuralgia, 1 1 Op.; embolism of central 
 artery after neuralgia, 1 1 Op.; enlarged arteries, 
 ■Bell., BKalibr.; veins dilated, BBell., I IYei\v.; 
 veins engorged after neuralgia, 1 1 Op.; veins 
 ' forming a dark network, BKali m.; veins pul- 
 sating, I lEhod.; veins tortuous, I IVer. v.; 
 varicosity of veins, I I Puis. 
 
 Eetina blurred: in chorio-retinitis, 1 1 Phos. 
 g®^ misty. 
 
 Eetina, congested : Arg. nit., Cund., BLach., 
 
 I I Phos., UPsor., IPuls., I ISul., I ITarant.; 
 with flushed face and congestive headache, 
 Sang.; hyperemia, after suppression of acne, 
 I IPuls.^ injection of central vessels, I IPuls.; 
 dependent upon cerebral congestion, BBell.; 
 in glaucoma, Prun.; in left eye typical ''con- 
 gestion papille," papillary margins entirely 
 obscured and presenting characteristic gray, 
 wooly appearance, blood vessels large and 
 tortuous, I IVer. v.; syphilitic, BMerc. iod.flav.; 
 vascular fulness, with epilepsy, from cerebral 
 congestion, BKali br. 
 
 Eetina, detached: I IDig.; with hemiopia in 
 left, accumulation of fluid beneath, BAur. 
 met. ; from myopia, with neuralgia, BGels.; from 
 injury, diffusive haziness of vitreous and ser- 
 ous inflammation of choroid and retina, BGels. 
 
 Eetina, dim: BKali m.; hazy, BBell., BLach.; 
 hazy, in chorio-retinitis, I I Phos.; hazy, in 
 sclero-choroiditis anterior, 1 1 Sil. 
 g^ 11 blurred, misty. 
 
 Eetina, dropsy: BApis. 
 
 Eetina, excitement: with red photopsia, 
 Fluor, ac. g^ Sight chromopsia. 
 
 Eetina, exudation : BKali m. 
 
 Eetina, as if coveredwith bluish gray film : BBell. 
 
 Eetina, disease occurring in workers in found- 
 ries: BMerc. 
 
 Eetina, hemorrhage : BLach. ; expedites absorp- 
 tion of clots, BBArn.; spontaneous, or during 
 course of retinitis albuminurica, Crotal.; hem- 
 orrhagic spots on disc, after severe attack of 
 neuralgia, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Eetina, hyperaesthesia : 1 1 Ant. t., IBell., 
 Chloral., BCon., BIgn., BLact. ac, BBNatr. m., 
 BNux v.; in debilitated, broken-down, strum- 
 ous, hemorrhagic constitutions, Crotal.; with 
 photophobia, BMerc, BSpig. 
 
 Eetina, images retained too long: Ananth., 
 BNatr. m., Tabac; for several minutes (torpor 
 
 retime), BJab.; especially colors, BLac c; ob- 
 ject last looked at is projected into next, 
 BLac c 
 
 Eetina, inflammation (retinitis): BArs., BAsaf., 
 IBell., Calc, BGels., BPuls.; albuminuric, 
 Crotal., BPhos., MStann.; albuminuric, with 
 tearing in eyebrows, IMerc. cor. ; albu- 
 minuric, during pregnancy, IKalm.; albumi- 
 nuric, sudden dimness of vision, during preg- 
 nancy, worse after delivery, Gels. ; apoplectic, 
 ■Chel., BPhos.; apoplectic, absorbs hemor- 
 rhages, controls inflammatory symptoms and 
 diminishes tendency to retinal extravasation, 
 ILach.; in choroiditis, Arg. met., BGels.; dia- 
 betic, Sec; from overuse of eyes, BSul.;in con- 
 gestive headache, BBell.; hemarolopic, BLyc; 
 hemorrhagia, BMerc. cor.; nephritic, during 
 pregnancy, BMerc. cor.; with nyctalopia, 
 BPhos.; syphilitic, Crotal., IMerc. 
 
 Eetina, irritable : BKali m. 
 
 Eetina, misty : Kali m. 
 
 Eetina, optic disc : anaemic, BChin. s.; ar- 
 teries small veins enlarged and tortuous, 
 Amyl.; opaque, bluish white, Plumb.; ill de- 
 fined, BBell., BPhos.; outline hazy, Plumb.; 
 pigmentary deposit on lower outer edge of 
 left, BAur. met.; greenish hue, BAur. met.; 
 red, somewhat swollen (chorio-retinitis), 
 I I Phos.; deepened in tint, BBell.; outer part 
 whiter than usual, Gels.; but little can be 
 seen, a kind of mist being over it, spreading 
 from vitreous humor over background of eye, 
 ■ Kali m.; white patches, extravasations * of 
 blood, Gels. 
 
 IJgg^ anaemic, bloodvessels, blurred, hem- 
 orrhage, misty. 
 
 Eetina, scotomata: BArs.; of right, after .a fall, 
 dimness of vision, constant flickering before 
 eye and floating black specks, BMerc. 
 
 Eetina, swollen : oedematous, BBell. 
 
 Eetina, torpor : IJab.; after application to 
 fine work, BJab.; impaired sensibility of right 
 eye, with total paralysis of accommoda- 
 tion and partial paralysis of accommodation 
 of left eye, supposed to be due to use of cos- 
 metic which probably contained carbonate of 
 lead, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Eetina, subretinal tumor covers macula lutea, 
 vessels could be traced over it, and small 
 hemorrhagic spots around it, size of tumor 
 ten diameters of optic disc, elevation nine 
 millimeters: I ISul. 
 
 SCLEROTICA, acts prominently on sclerotic 
 coat: Thuya. 
 
 Sclerotica, bluish: Bell. 
 
 Sclerotica, slightly bulged: I IPuls. 
 
 Sclerotica, burning: Arund., BMagn. m.; dur- 
 ing apyrexia (tertian fever), I IBhus. 
 
 Sclerotica, congestion: BMed., Thuya ; develop- 
 ment of numerous bloodvessels, UBhus; ap- 
 pears as one gore of blood (whooping cough), 
 BBell.; injected, Bar. m., IBell., ICrot. t., 
 I IPuls.; in yellow fever, BMerc; injected 
 vessels, singly or in bundles (iritis), BEuph.; 
 injection in syphilitic iritis, I I Thuya; left eye 
 injected, I ISul.; injected, from inner corner, 
 many loose fibres running toward cornea as if 
 pterygium would be formed (scrofulous oph- 
 thalmia), BApis ; congested, especially be- 
 tween insertion of recti muscles where sclera 
 is slightly bulged, and thinner (episcleritis), 
 BMerc; injected, in sclero-choroiditis anteri- 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 or, I ISil.; red, iAur. met., IAur. mur., I IHyos., 
 IMagn. m., BMerc, I I'Puls., 1 1 Rhus, I ISul.; 
 bright rose-colored, I ISul.; deep red (oph- 
 thalmia), iArs.; redness, during apyrexia 
 (tertian fever), 1 1 Rhus; redness, particularly 
 in left eye, with photophobia, scrofulous con- 
 stitution, ICon.; redness, in ophthalmia, 
 ILith. c; pale reddish, especially in external 
 canthi (glaucoma), I IPhos.; traumatic red- 
 ness, lEuph.; upper part bright red, INux v.; 
 violet red ^ulceration of cornea), I Hep.; ex- 
 cessive, of superficial and deep vessels, with 
 paralysis of right side, I IPrun. ; in hereditary 
 syphilis, I ISyph.; tunic, of conjunctival cover- 
 ing, from childhood, I I Thuya. 
 
 Sclerotica, dim and dull, as if covered with 
 dust (brain affection), I Hell. 
 
 Sclerotica, discolored: IPlumb. 
 
 Sclerotica, ecchymosis : INux v. 
 
 Sclerotica, episcleritis : IMerc, INux m., 
 IThuya; in left, with intense pain, I ITereb.; 
 with much pain in and around eye at night, 
 IMerc. cor.; circumscribed between superior 
 and external recti muscles, highly myopic, 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Sclerotica, excrescence on : Arund.; burning 
 heat, IAur. mur. 
 
 Sclerotica, inflammation: Eryng., I ISpig., 
 IThuya ; affects choroid, IThuya ; in sclero- 
 choroiditis anterior, IKalm.; sclero-choroiditis 
 anterior, symptoms alternate from one eye to 
 the other, I ISil.; sclero-choroiditis posterior, 
 ICroc; pains of sclero-choroiditis, BSpig.; 
 incipient, I ISul.; left eye most inflamed, in 
 rheumatic ophthalmia, BCoccul. ; rose-colored, 
 inflamed circle, deeper in color next cornea, 
 diminishing toward canthi, in rheumatic oph- 
 thalmia, ICoccul.; inflammatory focus of deep 
 red color, whence proceed fasciculi of vessels, 
 running toward middle of cornea and con- 
 verging at a deep ulcer, lEuph. ; looks like 
 raw beef (hypopion), IHep.; rheumatic, 
 I iChin. m.; particulary in rheumatic subjects, 
 IKalm.; with stitches and aversion to light 
 of sun, INux v.; rheumatic sclero-iritis, ex- 
 cessive pain and photophobia (syphilis), 
 
 I Kali bi. 
 
 Sclerotica, irritation : ICrot. t. 
 
 Sclerotica, pricking : IAur. mur. 
 
 Sclerotica, soft : in consequence of inflammation 
 of cornea and iris (scleritis), IThuya. 
 
 Sclerotica, sprinkled with blackish spots (mela- 
 notic tumor in anterior chamber) : IAur. met. 
 
 Sclerotica, swollen : IMerc; left, puffy, I ISul. 
 
 Sclerotica, yellow: Ananth., IBell., lEup.perf., 
 IHep., Ilpec, ILach., IMagn. m.; dirty dingy 
 Myr. cer.; with circumscribed redness of 
 cheeks (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), 1 1 Rhus; 
 in enteritis, 1 1 Aeon.; in yellow fever, IArs.; 
 with icterus, I IPlumb., ISang.; in jaundice, 
 IAur. mur.; yellowish red, BEup. perf.; in 
 typhoid fever, I I Rhus. 
 
 SIGHT, amaurotic: Ananth., IArs., Aur. 
 met., IAur. mur., IAur. mur. nat., IIBell., 
 Bufo., BBCalc, Caps., I IChin., BCinch., BBCon., 
 BElaps, BFerr., Fluor, ac, I IKaliiod., IMeny- 
 anth., IMerc, INatr. m., UPhos., IPlumb., 
 ■ IPuls., Sep., ISil., BStram., BBSul., MVib.; 
 appeared and ceased coincidently.with the 
 appearance and cessation of albuminuria, 
 
 I I Plumb.; from anaemia, BVer. v.; after apo- 
 plexy, BGels.; in beginning, BAnt. sul. aur.; 
 
 in beginning could not distinguish large ob- 
 jects, with paresis of legs, 1 1 Rhus; from a 
 cold, IBell.; congestive, iGels.; with or with- 
 out diplopia, from suppressed eruption, BSuL; 
 with scabby eruption on occiput and ears, 
 IPsor.; after a sudden disappearance of an 
 eruption on head, 1 1 Sul. ; from nervous 
 fever, IBell.; after typhoid, BLyc; gutta se- 
 rena, Aur. mur. nat.; gutta serena, early stage, 
 I Hel 1. ; after violent headache, BSep.; during 
 severe headache, passing away with head- 
 ache, BZinc ; especially from hemorrhage, de- 
 bility and exhaustion, Crotal. ; incipient, espe- 
 cially of left eye, BPhos.; of left eye, BArg.. 
 met. ; from masturbation, IB Gels.; from debili- 
 tating nervous losses, IBNatr. m.; from con- 
 gestion or irritation of optic nerve, BVer. v.; 
 with contracted pupils, BSep., BZinc; with 
 .widely dilated pupils (multiple sclerosis), 
 IPhos.; from quinine, BBell., BGels.; from 
 rheumatic troubles, BChel.; after suppression 
 of ringworm, IChel.; after suppression of rash 
 in scarlatina, IBell.; consequent upon sexual 
 excess, especially if associated with fatty 
 liver, I IPhos.; first right, then left eye, with 
 spinal irritation, ICinch.; with dilatation of 
 pupils, 1 G els. ; threatened , I Caust . ; threatened , 
 in scrofulous children, I IDulc; threatened, 
 during confinement (want of milk), ICaust.; 
 from tobacco, BNux v.; by debilitating losses, 
 IPhos. ac; transient, complicating motor 
 palsy, I IPlumb.; of seven years duration, 
 I IPhos. 
 
 j^=° amblyopic, blindness, dim, weak. 
 Sight, amblyopic: BAmmoniac, jAnag., 
 Atrop.,Caps., I I Chin.s.J BCinch., BDros.,Euph., 
 BMerc, INatr. m., BOp., IBPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 IStram. ; after a blow on head, I I Arm; in mor- 
 bus Brightii, IPhos.; with deafness, BPuls.; 
 after diphtheria, ISil.; from suppression of 
 any bloody discharge, BPuls.; in drunkards, 
 BCinch., I ITereb.; following strong emotion 
 (during pregnancy), 1 1 Ant. t.; in epilepsy, 
 IHyos.; after suppression of an eruption, 
 MCycl.; with or without diplopia, from sup- 
 pressed eruption, ISul.; from overexertion of 
 eyes, BRuta ; hysterical, from onanism or 
 ciliary neuralgia, llgn.; after loss of fluids, 
 I ICinch., Crotal., I IPhos.; from gastric derange- 
 ment with heart disease, BPuls.; from metas- 
 tasis of gout or rheumatism, IPuls.; caused by 
 grief and overuse of eyes in sewing, ICrotal.; 
 with heart affections, ILach.; in hemiplegia, 
 ICaust.; from hemorrhage, Crotal.; in hydro- 
 cephalus acutus,ILyc, IMerc; with lung affec- 
 tions, BLach.; after masturbation, ICinch., 
 IPhos.; in meningitis, 1 1 Ant. t.; caused by 
 stoppage of menses, Bell.; headache and 
 vertigo at time menses should appear, has 
 never menstruated, I ICycl.; better in morn- 
 ing (amblyopia), ICinch.; nervous, sensi- 
 tive persons, ISil.; dependent upon anomalies 
 of refraction, BRuta; in retinitis apoplectica, 
 I IChel.; from abuse of stimulants, ISil.; sud- 
 den attacks, with severe pressure in vertex 
 and forehead from without inward, worse 
 afternoon and evening, amblyopia appeared 
 as a thick cloud, worse until she became com- 
 pletely blind, and then disappeared with the 
 pain, 1 1 Zinc; from checked foot sweat, BSiL; 
 consequent upon venereal excesses and intoxi- 
 cation, ICinch.; with blurring of vision, better 
 
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 by rubbing, 1 1 Thuya ; mistiness of sight, with 
 complete obscuration at a distance, IRuta ; 
 vision T Vo, refraction normal, divergence of 
 one and a half lines behind a screen, diplopia 
 in distance, Tabac; better on a cloudy day, 
 or when it begins to grow dark (tobacco poi- 
 soning), IINuxv.; with vomiting and coma 
 (retinitis), I IChel.; in a weaver, IRuta. 
 ggg^ amaurosis, blindness, dim, weak. 
 
 Sight, asthenopic: I I Agar., I Arm, Asar., 
 ICinnab., ICon., ICroc, B Hydras., BBKalm., 
 ILach., I IMerc.per., I INiccol., UPhos., IBSul., 
 ITabac; accommodative, BSul.; accommo- 
 dative, with much aching in eye after using, 
 1 1 Puis.; accommodative, with anaemia of optic 
 nerve, from excessive tea drinking, with neu- 
 ralgia or slight retinitis, ISpig.; diplopia, 
 from muscular, BNux v.; with exhaustion, 
 dependent upon loss of semen, Sep. ; with 
 aching pains in eyes on looking at near 
 objects, must close lids, worse when looking 
 at a near light, BMang.; with dull pain behind 
 eyeball as if it would be forced out, BLed.; 
 headache over eyes, caused by using eyes, 
 \ ISul. (after Sep.) ; irritability of every tissue 
 of eye, from overwork or using eyes on fine 
 work, IBRuta; from straining eyes, I Aeon.; 
 in hysterical females, from onanism or ciliary 
 neuralgia, BIgn.; with chronic headache, 
 llris; in hypermetropia, BArg. nit.; weak, 
 hysterical, BLil. tig.; sequel to measles, ICaust.; 
 muscular, I lAmm. c, BCinch., BMur. ac, 
 BBNatr. m., BBRhod., Bui.; muscular, paresis 
 of accommodation, MCalab.; much more in- 
 dicated in weakness of ciliary muscles than of 
 internal recti, DRuta; muscular, inability to 
 keep eyes fixed on reading, I Agar.; with in- 
 sufficiency of external recti, BGels.; with in- 
 aifficiency of internal recti, IIRhod.; mus- 
 cular, from spinal anaemia, I I Agar.; from 
 general muscular weakness, spinal irritation 
 and overuse of eyes, or reflex irritation from 
 uterus, I INatr. m.; muscular, from uterine 
 disorders, I I Agar.; causes ciliary neuralgia, 
 Como.; worse from looking at any bright, 
 shining object, better in twilight, I IPhos.; 
 from general prostration, I I Puis.; symptoms, 
 so-called, probably dependent upon spasm of 
 accommodation, BLil. tig.; symptoms not 
 marked, but great irritability of eye from 
 want of tone or energy of muscular structures, 
 passive rather than active, BGels.; pale, flabby 
 subjects inclined to grow fat, Calc; dependent 
 upon reflex irritation from uterus (kopiopia 
 hysterica), BSep.;_ muscular, focal distance un- 
 equal, ICinch.; with black motes before eyes, 
 BLith.; stitches in sewing run together, 
 BBNatr. m. 
 
 Sight, astigmatic: ICalab., I Gels., BLil. tig.; 
 turns head to left when reading, trying to look 
 with left eye out of right glass of spectacles, 
 to see whole of letters b, p and d, BLil. tig.; 
 from granular lids, I I Sep.; returning in spite 
 of glasses, causing dull pain in back of neck 
 and head , 1 1 Pic. ac. 
 
 Sight, blindness : lApis, lArs., BBBell., BCaust,, 
 1 1 Chin, s., Crotal., IDig., BGels., BHep., Lyss., 
 BBNatr. m., IStram., IBSul., I ITereb., Ver.; 
 after sore throat, IGels.; in prolapsus ani, 
 BArn.; in attacks, Mosch.; in attacks, during 
 day, BHep.; in concussion of brain, BArn.; in 
 attacks, in typhoid, BGels.; for a minute or 
 
 two, after getting out of bed, Colch.; after 
 catching cold, I Aeon.; from obscuration of 
 cornea, I Apis ; amaurotic, for three days, 
 Dig.; almost blind, Euph.; with dizziness, 
 IGels.; in puerperal eclampsia, IICoccul.; in 
 epileptiform spasms, IChin. a.; light does 
 not affect eyes (encephalitis), I ICoccul.; from 
 eruption on eye, in secondary syphilis, 
 I ISyph.; follows sudden severe pain before 
 right eye, while walking through fields cov- 
 ered with snow, I Kali m.; caused by pain in 
 eyes, with vertigo, I ITherid.; as if a thick veil 
 were before eyes, with dull aching and feeling 
 of weight in eyeballs, in evening, ISul.; then 
 fainting, ICalc; with faintness and nausea, 
 (headache), IGlon.; not able to see strongest 
 gaslight, in ague, INatr. m.; after scarlet fever, 
 IBell., BHep.; in typhus, BStram.; with pain in 
 forehead, as if head would burst, better from 
 bandaging head tightly, worse from light or 
 noise (hemicrania), BLac def.; in gastralgia, 
 BCamph.; with headache, Atrop., BBell., 
 ICaust., Cup. m., BFerr. ph., BGels., I llris, 
 ILac def, IIMelil., INatr. m., ISep., IStram., 
 IZinc; in hemicrania, IChen. a., IGels.; fol- 
 lowed by headache, must lie down, sight re- 
 turns with increasing headache, aversion to 
 light and noise, IKali bi.; with acute hearing, 
 Strain.; hemeralopia (night blindness), 
 Anac, Cadm. s., I ICinch., IHyos., BBLyc, 
 
 I IStram.; hemeralopia, with menstrual dis- 
 turbances, as if eyes were tightly bound, 
 BPuls.; hemeralopia, must stop work at 4 p.m., 
 BLyc; hemeralopia, ' with nightly diarrhoea, 
 IVer.; hemeralopia, in a myopic eye, IHyos.; 
 hemeralopia, during pregnancy, 1 1 Ran. b.; 
 sudden hemeralopia, 1 1 Ran. b., I ISul.; sudden 
 hemeralopia, with severe cutting pains, BLyc; 
 hemeralopia, sudden, six or eight days before 
 menses, every afternoon, toward sundown, 
 increases as night comes on, I IVer.; hemera- 
 lopia, with swelling of eyes, Petrosel.; in hem- 
 orrhage, BCinch.; eyes open, but cannot 
 see, in hepatitis, IBell. ; in hydrocephalus, 
 
 I I Apis, BApoc, IDig., 1 1 Hell.; IKali iod.; 
 in hysteria, from grief, IGels.; of left eye, 
 after suppressed itch, I ISul.; can see but faint 
 glimmer of light with left eye, IComo. ; could 
 not see from left eye, Cund. ; complete, in left 
 eye for three years, nearly so in right (amau- 
 rosis), lElaps; in left eye on awaking (epi- 
 leptoid), IITarant,; in lyssa, ILyss.; could 
 not see anything by day with left eye, while 
 at night could distinguish a light (scrofulous 
 inflammation),! ISul.; occasional, with twitch- 
 ing of lids, Calc. s.; after lightning stroke, 
 IPhos.; when lying quietly, Ver. v.; in men- 
 ingitis, BGlon.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IGlon., BHydras.; in mental derangement, 
 Strain. ; momentary, I IHyos.,INuxm.,01eand., 
 llSil.; momentary, as from fainting, IPhos.; 
 momentary, grasps head, it feels strangely, 
 INux m.; momentary, in morning, in hypo- 
 chondriasis, lArg. nit.; momentary, in oph- 
 thalmia, ICic; for a second, ILach.; momen- 
 tary, with uterine affections, in pregnancy, 
 ISil.; momentary, with vertigo, BMerc; from 
 sudden motions, Ver. v.; from neuralgia (dys- 
 pepsia), lArg. nit.; complete, in right eye 
 during pain (supraorbital neuralgia), IKali 
 bi.; nyctalopia (day blindness), IHell.; nyct- 
 alopia*, with sudden appearance of furuncles, 
 
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 ISil.; nyctalopia, in hysteria, IFerr.; nyctalo- 
 pia, in paroxyms, BPhos.; in ophthalmia, 
 BApis; in chronic ophthalmia, I IVar.; in 
 scrofulous ophthalmia, ISul.; in paralysis, 
 
 ■ BGraph., Bell.; partial,! I Ammoniac, BCalab.; 
 with ptosis, BGels.; with dilated pupils, IGels., 
 Stram.; sudden complete loss of qualitative 
 vision of right eye, with contracted pupil, 
 llVer. v.; in inflammatory rheumatism, 
 1 1 Puis.; of right eye, paralysis of optic nerve, 
 IBov.; of right eye, all seemed smoke and 
 mist, while walking through fields covered 
 with snow, IKali m.; when using eyes, Ver. v.; 
 on rising and standing after sitting bent over, 
 ■Hep.; caused by snow, IKali m., IMerc.per.; 
 on stooping, IFerr. ph.; can only distinguish 
 light, with loss of strength (fainting spells), 
 ■Lac def.; with stupefaction, dizziness and 
 vacancy in head, Kreo.; sudden, in childbed, 
 Aur. mur.; sudden, at night, in lead colic, 
 I I Op.; sudden, with violent pain in occiput 
 to eyes, I I Cinch.; sudden, complicating motor 
 palsy, I I Plumb.; sudden, after photopsia, 
 
 ■ Bell.; sudden, after scarlet fever, Aur. mur.; 
 sudden, in upper half of visual field, 1 1 Ver. v.; 
 frequent, temporary, in amblyopia, (Merc; 
 temporary, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 ■Glon.; tobacco amaurosis, BNux v.; transi- 
 tory, with pain from occiput over head to 
 forehead and eyes, BPetrol.; with vertigo, 
 BKalm.,BVer.; with vertigo in evening, iiPuls.; 
 with vertigo in ophthalmia, ICic; with ver- 
 tigo and dilated pupils, BGels.; brought on by 
 walking, with fainting, BVer. v.; with frequent 
 desire to wink, 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 ggg?° amblyopic, amaurotic, dim, "weak. 
 
 Sight, blurred: Jggi? confused, dim. 
 
 Sight, clearer: Aspar., BBell., BBCinch.,BColch., 
 Fluor, ac, BHyos., Viol.; in open air, Coff.; a 
 luxurious enjoyment in looking at some things 
 he sees daily, Fluor, ac. ; reads fine print 
 easier, B BCoff. ; after rubbing eyes, BCina; over- 
 sensitive, BBell. 
 
 Sight, cloudy: jgig^ dim. 
 
 Sight, color blindness : Chloral. 
 
 Sight, confused : iEthus., Amyg., BAur. met., 
 BCalab., BGels., IGlon., BNatr. m., Pic. ac, 
 
 ■ Rhus; after anxiety, BPsor.; wth delirium, in 
 diphtheria, BBapt.; distant objects look as if 
 anterior lines were shaded with same colors 
 (in inflammatory fever), BGels.; as if black 
 dots filled visual field, worse after stimulants 
 (amblyopia), Tabac; on looking down, 
 ■Camph.; in congestion to head, BCinch.; 
 in hysteria, IITherid., Val.; in dysmenor- 
 rhcea, 1 I Ver. v.; objects appear flowing into 
 one another, at three to four inches distance, 
 in strabismus, BCalc; on looking at an object, 
 sees only that part upon which eye is fixed, 
 everything else seems to swim around that 
 point, INux v. ; on looking through window, 
 everything in street appears in tumult, Camph. 
 
 Sight, darkness: Jpsp^ dim. 
 Sight, dim: Absin., BBAmmoniac, I lAmm. m., 
 lAmvl., Ananth., Asaf. , Astac, Atrop. s., 
 
 ■ BBell., Berb., Brach., Bry., Bufo., BCalab., 
 Camph., Cann. i., Cann. s., Caps.,BCarbo a., 
 I ICarb. s.JBCaust., Ced., BChloral.,Chlor.,Cic, 
 
 ■ BCinch., BClem., BCoccul., BColch., BColoc, 
 Cop., Crotal., Cup. m., Cupr. s., BCycl.,Paph., 
 Dig. ,BDulc, Eucal. , BForm., B BGels. , 1 1 Hydr.ac, 
 BIgn., BJab.JKaliiod., Kob.,BLil.tig^, BBLyc, 
 
 Lyss., BMagn. c, BMang., ■Merc, Mosch., 
 BNatr. s., INitr. ac, BPhyt., Pic ac, BPuls., 
 Sarrac, BSpig., Spong., EStram., BStaph., Ver- 
 bas., Viol.; in amblyopia potatorum, I ITereb.; 
 in asthenopia, I IPhos.; on awaking, BBCycl., 
 ■ ■Lach.; and blackness, Dory.; blackness when 
 shaking head,BHep.; blackness,before and dur- 
 ing menses, BGraph. ; everything turns black, 
 when stooping, BGraph.; as if looking through 
 dark blue glass, Cycl.; blurred, Cact, BCalab., 
 Cepa, BBGels., BLil. tig., BMar. v., Med., BBNatr. 
 m., BPsor., I ITereb.; blurred, in chronic cepha- 
 lalgia, 1 1 Psor. ; blurred, as if body arose, which 
 impeded sight, Amm. m.; blurred, after deaf- 
 ness, BGlon.; blurred, after seminal emissions, 
 BLil. tig.; blurring, with aching in and over 
 eyes, after using eyes and straining them at 
 fine work, BBRuta ; figures and letters blurred, 
 4 Ailant.; blurred, at beginning of sick head- 
 ache, BBIris; blurred, as from looking through 
 a fog, Pic ac; blurring, caused by overheat- 
 ing, BNux v.; blurred, in paralysis of accom- 
 modation, BArg. nit.; blurred, when irritable, 
 in anaemia of brain, BCon.; blurred, letters 
 run together, in asthenopia, I BRuta; blurring, 
 only noticed when looking to left (paralysis of 
 left nervus abducens), OKali iod.; blurred, on 
 holding eyes to left for some time (syphilis), 
 ■Merc iod. flav.; blurred, with heat in lids 
 and eyes, BLil. tig.; objects blur when he looks 
 at them a short time, Natr. a; blurred, in 
 parenchymatous metritis, 1 1 Lac c; blurred, 
 in morning, BMerc per.; blurred, with musca3 
 volitantes, BLil. tig.; blurred, on reading, in 
 tobacco amaurosis, BNux v.; blurred, better by 
 rubbing (amblyopia), I I Thuya; blurred, ob- 
 jects seem running together, Berb., BCalc ; 
 blurred, confused spots, BBCon.; sudden blur, 
 in headache, 1 1 Pod.; sudden blurring after 
 reading (a woman set. 21, asthenopia), 
 I IPhos.; objects look as if one had been 
 looking at sun for a moment, or the part 
 at which the eyes are directed appears 
 clearly and the rest blurred and indistinct 
 (headache), I I Pod.; blurred, outlines of 
 objects uneven, wavering, trembling (chorio 
 retinitis), I IPhos.; blurred, in prolapsus uteri, 
 BLil. tig.; blurred, better by winking, BEuph.; 
 blurred, better by wiping, BEuph.; blurred, 
 after fine work at night (posterior spinal 
 sclerosis), 1 1 Pic. ac; blurred, after writing, 
 with aching, better closing eyes and pressing 
 tightly, Calc fl.; in brain affections, BZinc; 
 from congestion of blood to base of brain, 
 BVer. v.; in inflammation of brain, BMerc viv.; 
 in Bright's disease, I IPhos.; in bulimia, BLyc; 
 by candlelight, BEuph., BHep.; by candle- 
 light, necessitating constant wiping of eyes 
 and accompanied by profuse discharge, which 
 agglutinated lids at night and had to be wiped 
 off in morning, I I Puis.; in catarrh, BCastor., 
 Sec; in chronic catarrh, BAlum.; after suppres- 
 sed catarrh, BArs.; preceding paroxysms of 
 cephalalgia, I IPhos.; with chilliness, Cham.; in 
 cholera,BCup.; ac ; of right eye, in chorio-retin- 
 itis, 1 Kali m. ; cloudy, H Cycl., BLac def., BPlumb.; 
 cloudy, in albuminuria, BArs.; cloudy, by 
 candlelight, Cepa; cloudy, with itching and 
 sticking in inner canthi, BZinc; dark clouds 
 pass, Lact. ac; as if a cloud were before eyes, 
 could not see in evening, better walking, worse 
 sitting, Lachn. ; like a cloud, then violent head- 
 
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 ache, then repeated vomiting, after which it 
 grows better, IGlon.; cloud before left during 
 day, Bar. c; cloudy, before menses, IBell.; 
 cloudy , in morning, Niccol. ; cloudy, in myelitis, 
 flStram.; cloudy before left eye, in twilight 
 and cloudy weather, lArg. nit.; cloud over 
 outer half of field of vision "of left eye, due to 
 subretinal effusion, IGels.; dim and con- 
 fused, before headache, IKali bi.; dim and 
 confused, with vertigo, IKali bi.; from ob- 
 scuration of cornea in morning, Ang.; as if 
 cornea had lost its transparency, IISuL; in 
 coryza, lAnac; with cough, Coff.; after sup- 
 pression of acute cutaneous diseases (chorea), 
 ICalc; could not sew for a week, all being 
 dark, <Eup. perf.; darkness before eyes, 
 Jamb., IPsor., 1 1 Puis.; darkness before eyes 
 on awaking, BDulc; darkness before eyes m 
 evening, with aching pains and slight epis- 
 taxis, Ferr.; with faintness, following press- 
 ing in cardiac region and hard heart-beats 
 (mental derangement), I I Mane; dark before 
 eyes, giddy, IFerr.; darkness before eyes, with 
 head heaviness, 1 IPhos.; complained of dark- 
 ness, wanted a light, flStram. ; darkness 
 before eyes when looking sideways, lOleand ; 
 darkness during menses, Cycl., IGraph. ; 
 dark before eyes in morning, on rising from 
 bed, Como., IPuls.; darkness before eyes on 
 attempting to rise, in paralysis of bladder, 
 ■Cic; darkness, could not read or see thread 
 when spinning, Strain.; darkness, on attempt- 
 ing to fix thoughts (malarial ataxy), EArg. 
 nit.; darkness, with vertigo, Dulc, BOp , 
 Oxal. ac; darkness, with vertigo, in hemiple- 
 gia, lElaps ; darkness, with vertigo before 
 menses (acute pulmonary catarrh , I IPuls.; 
 darkness, with vertigo, on stooping, ICalc; 
 darkness, worse on going into a warm room, 
 before menses, IPuls.; in diabetes, Tarant.; in 
 diarrhoea, IB Ant. t.; in sequela to diphtheritis, 
 : Calab.; with dizziness, while walking or sit- 
 ting, I ILyss. ; things seem as if dissolved, 
 IStram.; cannot see at a distance, ICact.; dim- 
 ness of distant objects, followed by contraction 
 of pupil, Calab. ; inability to distinguish ob- 
 jects at a short distance (delirium tremens), 
 ■IStram.; things seem as if too distant, IStram., 
 BISul.; as if black dots filled visual field, 
 worse after stimulants (amblyopia), Tabac; 
 in dropsy, BArs.; with frequent drowsiness, 
 Magn. s.; dull, Bism., BBGels.; and dull, in 
 diabetes, Sul. ac; and dull, from weakness of 
 optic nerve, I I Magn. p.; and dull, with dilata- 
 tion of pupils, Lyss.; and dull when writing, 
 sees only one half of objects clearly, BSep.; 
 after eating, ICalc, IKali e.; better after din- 
 ner and from wine, worse after coffee, Arg. 
 nit.; when assuming erect position, with 
 partial syncope, lYer. v.; after exertion, 
 especially in evening, I I Niccol.; in evening, 
 worse in room, I IXatr. c ; much black flick- 
 ering before eyes, seems near, BBLach.; 
 with inflammation of eyes, BMagn. c; from 
 circles of red light before eyes, Cact.; with 
 itching, sticking in ball, better in open air, 
 I IPuls. ; with heat of face, Mosch. ; in neural- 
 gia of face, I I Sul. ac; objects fade away, 
 UCarb. s.; in fainting spells, BLac def. ; ob- 
 jects far off appear dim, undefined, 7rCamph.; 
 with feathery appearance, BCalc, I Lye; from 
 fever, Bell.;' in typhoid, I IPhos.; figures are 
 
 void of expression to him, seem enveloped in 
 mist (effects of overstudy), INatr. c; as if 
 caused by a film, BAinyl., BCalab.; frequent 
 sense of "film, with vertigo, with vision of a 
 small dark object like a mouse or a bird com- 
 ing up to her, I I Lac c; worse near fire, also 
 in morning and evening, BNatr. s.; as if some- 
 thing were floating before eyes, obliges him to 
 wipe them constantly, BKreo.; after loss of 
 vital fluids, BYer. v.; foggy, lAlum., ICamph., 
 llCaust., Cund., IKali iod., I ILach., IIMtrc 
 sol., IMorph.s., IPuls., IStram., I BSul.; foggy, in 
 afternoon, ICycl.; foggy, after 7. 30- p.m., from 
 February to July, each year (retinitis hemaro- 
 lopica),BLyc; foggy, when closing and pressing 
 eyeballs, Bar. c; foggy, in typhus, Chin, s.; 
 foggy, after typhoid,BLye; foggy, in headache, 
 ICycl.; foggy, in hemiopia, BAur. met.; foggy, 
 in iritis, BEuph.; foggy, in melancholy, after 
 mortification, Blgn.; foggy, in prosopalgia, 
 MVerbas.; foggy, while reading or walking, 
 Yinca; foggy, while reading or" looking at a 
 bright light, BKali c; foggy, before right, 
 I I Sep.; foggy, before right, in conjunctivitis 
 and leucoma, BKali c; foggy, with stupefac- 
 tion, Bism.; foggy, in vertigo, Canth.; gas- 
 light looks dim, BSul.; as if looking through 
 gauze, BCalc, BCaust., BDros., BDulc, Hydr. 
 ac, BKreo., INatr. in., ISep., I Sul.; gauzy, in 
 apoplexy, IPlumb.; gauzy, when looking 
 steadily or reading, better by wiping eyes, 
 Cina ; gauzy , of left eye, Sars. ; gauzy, in morn- 
 ing and after a meal, Bar. c; gauzy, with 
 vertigo, INatr. m.; gauzy, white, IIArs.; with 
 giddiness, I Sul.; as if looking through a gray 
 cover, Sil. ; with sensation as if hairs were in 
 eyes, Sang.; hazy, BPhos.; bluish haze, in hy- 
 peremia of optic nerve and retina, BBry.; 
 everything at a distance is hazy, BJab.; vision 
 of left slightly hazy, I lYer. v.; vision good 
 for fixed objects, but when put in motion be- 
 fore eyes there is a haze and dull vision, pro- 
 ducing vertigo, Con.; dim, in headache, IChim. 
 m., BBCycl., BBSul. BYer. v.; before headache, 
 BLac def., I IPsor.; dim in headache, during 
 pregnancy, BCaust.; after a blow on head, I lAm- 
 moniac; after getting head cold, BCalc; with 
 lightness of head, worse by sudden movement 
 of head and walking, BGels.; from pressure in 
 head, BCaust.; with tearing in head and ri^ht 
 eye, and sensation as if air were rushing 
 through eye, Croc; from heat, Carbo v., 
 BGels.; in" hemicrania, BChen. a.; in hemi- 
 plegia, BElaps ; hysterical, Euph.; indistinct, 
 BBAnac, BCaust., BKali iod., Sil., Yerbas.; dis- 
 tant objects seem indistinct, riding or walking, 
 BGels.; indistinct, with faintness, BCalc; in- 
 distinct, in yellow fever, BGels.; indistinct, 
 with headache and nausea (veta), BCoca ; in- 
 distinct, from straining body, mind or eyes, 
 BCalc; indistinct, in ophthalmia, I I Apis; 
 indistinct, in catarrhal ophthalmia, I IPhos.; 
 indistinct, in prosopalgia, BChel.; indistinct, 
 from dilated pupils^ Amyg.; indistinct, in 
 raving, Amyg. ; indistinct, after reading, 
 BApis ; indistinct, after using eyes, BCamph.; 
 indistinct, from weakness, ICalc; with lach- 
 rymation, in open air, IPuls.; with profuse 
 lachrymation, Cup. ars.; as if one were looking 
 through a fine lattice, ILyc; with pain in left 
 then in right eye, Sars.; of left, a year after 
 right affected, rapidly worse than left. I I Merc. 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 iod. flav.; lessening, Anac; with heavy lids 
 and invincible drowsiness, I Kali br.; can 
 scarcely distinguish light from dark, Elaps; 
 can only see lights, not objects, ILac def. ; 
 green halo around light, ICaust.; shunned the 
 light, 1 1 Rhus; saw things as if through coarse 
 linen, only by pieces and as if cut through, of 
 a face he saw only nose, etc., IStram.; without 
 lustre, Bo v.; sequel to measles, ICaust.; as 
 though membrane were over eyes, Caust., 
 IDaph.; in dysmenorrhcea, ILaur.; misty, 
 lAgar., Amb., Ammoniac, BArg. met. , iArg. 
 nit., Asaf., BBell., Bism., Cain., ICaust., 
 Cycl., Form., BGels., IGlon., IGraph., Lactu. 
 v., IPetrol., BRan. b., Sil., Spig., Thuya; 
 misty, in amaurosis, or cataract, ICalc. 
 p. ; misty, obscuration at a distance, in 
 amblyopia, IRuta; misty, in cataract, BChel., 
 Sec; misty, at a distance, Millef., Phos.; 
 misty, after injury to eye, IArn.; misty, or 
 smoky, cannot read, worse after seminal emis- 
 sions, ISars.; misty, in evening, Ind. ; misty, 
 whitish-gray, in staphyloma, UApis ; misty, 
 especially after a bright light (ehorio-retini- 
 tis ■<, II Phos. ; misty, worse in a bright light, 
 outdoors, better in room, Amm. m.; misty, 
 when looking keenly at anything, or reading 
 (pregnancy), ICalc; misty, after looking long 
 (post-partum hemorrhage), Cann. s.; misty, 
 in morning, in asthenopia, 1 1 Merc, per.; 
 misty, after abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; 
 misty, in morning, after waking, Zinc; ob- 
 jects seemed enveloped in mist and to move, 
 then burning, Euph. ; objects look dim, as if 
 enveloped in a halo or mist, in ophthalmia 
 tarsi, I Merc, cor.; misty, after scrofulous 
 ophthalmia, BKali iod.; misty, when reading 
 or writing, Grat.; misty, with attacks of 
 vanishing of sight, IPhos.; thick mist, Diad.; 
 misty, especially in afternoon, when writing, 
 01. an.; momentarily, Caust.; in morning, 
 Chel.; in) morning after waking, Zinc; with 
 nausea, Mygale ; for near objects, Cepa ; for 
 near and distant objects, IISul.; nebulous, 
 I ICaust. (after SuL), IMillef. ; as from a net, 
 in typhus, IChin. s.; in night, HStram.; after 
 night watching and mental disturbance, 
 I I Puis.; on blowing nose, ICaust.; obscured, 
 Amm. c, Arm, Asar., ICact., Clem., Cochl., 
 Coloc,BCycl., Euph.,Hep., ilpec, ILaur., BMur. 
 ac,01eand., IOp.,IRhus, Sil.,Tereb.; obscured, 
 with chilliness followed by sleepiness, Sabina ; 
 obscured, during convalescence from diphthe- 
 ria, INux v.; obscured, for distant objects while 
 walking in open air, Euph.; dizzy obscuration, 
 after sitting, on rising and beginning to walk 
 about, 1 1 Puis.; obscured, worse by effort to see, 
 with heaviness in back part of head, IMur. 
 ac; obscured, in erysipelas, I Apis ; obscured, 
 in evening, IB Ammoniac; obscuration, with 
 glistening before eyes, worse from rubbing, 
 Seneg.; frequent obscuration, Sang.; fre- 
 quent obscuration, especially when stoop- 
 ing, walking, reading, writing, INatr. m.; 
 obscured, with inflammation of eyes, IMagn. 
 c ; obscured, worse after seminal emissions, 
 ISars.; obscured, with headache, BCycl. ; ob- 
 scured, with congestion to head, ICycl.; ob- 
 scured, with dulness and stupefaction in head, 
 ISeneg.; obscured, dependent upon hepatic 
 derangement, ISep.; obscured, objects seem 
 indistinct, IHyos.; obscured laterally when 
 
 fixing it upon white object, Cham.; ob- 
 scured, in left, Bor.; nearly obscured by 
 turgid and infiltrated eyelids, worse in right 
 side (erysipelas), IJugl.; obscured, as if one 
 had looked too long and intently at an object, 
 with pain like a pressure in right eye, Rula; 
 obscured, in megrim, ISil.; obscured, in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, lApis ; obscured, dur- 
 ing menses, IPuls., ISep.; obscured for a few 
 minutes, Cochl.; momentarily obscured by 
 feeling of pressure on eyeball, 1 1 Cham.; ob- 
 scured when moving head quickly, Lachn.; 
 obscured, with nausea, IMerc; obscured, with 
 palpitation, violent paroxyms, BPuls . ; obscured 
 with photophobia, in morning, INux v.; 
 obscured, with dilated pupils, Thuya ; ob- 
 scured, white reading, INitr. ac; sudden ob- 
 scuration in sick headache, ISep.; sudden and 
 momentary obscuration, better by winking, 
 caused by pressure of opaque mucus upon 
 surface of cornea, lEuph.; obscured, in syn- 
 cope, INux v.; transient obscuration, IBPuls.; 
 obscured, as from a white vapor, Bell.; ob- 
 scured, with vertigo, • Coff., INitr. ac. , DBNux 
 v., Sabina, IStram., ITereb.; obscured, with 
 weaknessand drowsiness (vertigo), I IKalinit.; 
 in outer portions of visual field, I IPuls.; can 
 only distinguish outlines of distant objects, 
 liCinch.; can only see rude outline of objects, 
 after typhoid, ILyc; outlines indistinct, Bell., 
 Kali bi.; outlines, ill defined, in retinitis, 
 ■Sul.; in pneumonia, I Ant. t; during preg- 
 nancy, OGels.; with dilated pupils, Atrop., 
 ELyss., BVer. v.; when reading and writing, 
 Rhod.; while reading, IISul.; when read- 
 ing by candlelight in evening, IHep.; 
 focal distance changes while reading, first 
 longer then shorter, 1 1 Agar.; cannot read, 
 BBar. c; cannot read nor write, IGels., 
 Sil.; fails to recognize those near him or does 
 so but slowly, IVer.; of right eye, Ars. h., 
 1 1 Plumb., Vespa; on rising from stooping, 
 1 1 Lyss. ; like a scale before eye, with shooting 
 along left orbital arch to external angle of 
 eye (ozsena), IKali bi.; w r ith scotoma of right 
 eye, after a fall (amblyopia), IMerc; as if a 
 shadow were flitting before eyes, Ruta; as. if 
 looking through a sieve, I IPuls.; with dulness 
 of sinciput, Vinca ; as if a skin were drawn 
 over eye, lApis; when getting sleepy (cory- 
 za), BCepa ; when looking at small things, 
 7rEup. perf.; unable to discern small things, 
 as point of a pin, Stram.; smoky, liCinch., 
 I IGels., Lact. ac, IPhos.; could not see small 
 objects and larger ones appeared as if envel- 
 oped in smoke or mist (scrofulous ophthal- 
 mia), I I Sul.; with fiery sparks, BCycl.; vibrat- 
 ing spectra, Agar.; by spells, IITabac;by 
 spells, constantly changing, becoming more 
 or less dim every few moments, BJab.; after 
 suppressed foot sweat, BSil.; in syphilis, ILyc; 
 as from tears, while reading, llgn.; it seems 
 thick before eyes, Viol. ; from thinking, Arg. 
 nit.; with thirst, IStram.; in tobacco poison- 
 ing, I INux v., IPhos.; in uterine derangement, 
 BCaulo.; in uterine hemorrhage at climacteric 
 period, ITrill.; as if looking through a veil, 
 I I Aeon., Ant. t., Arumt., Arund.,Berb., Bufo., 
 BCaust., ICroc, Crot.t., IHyos., Ilod., ILaur., 
 With., INatr. m., Natr. ph., IPetrol., IPhos., 
 IRhuSjIStram., IISul., Thuya; veiled, in amau- 
 rosis or cataract, I Calcp.; veiled, in asthenopia 
 
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 1 1 Sep.; veiled, after getting out of bed, BStram.; 
 a dark veil passes from right to left every morn- 
 ing at 10 a.m., INatr. m.; veiled in evening, 
 lEuph., Tabac; veiled, and flickering, after 
 siesta, ILyc; objects appear covered wiih a 
 gray veil, Elaps, IPhos.; veiled, in hysteria, 
 HLyc, ITherid.; veiled, in rheumatic ophthal- 
 mia, ICoccul.;asif a black veil were before 
 right, Phos. ; veiled, better from rubbing or 
 wiping, IlPuls.; veiled, after scarlet fever, 
 iHep.; in vertigo, ^Esc g., Agar., Amyg., 
 ■Anac, Bell., ICamph., Caulo., ICham., Coff. 
 t., Cupr. s., BBCycl., BIGels., iGlon., Ictod., 
 Raph.; dimness improves as vertigo gets 
 worse, DCamph.; with vertigo, in typhoid, 
 ICic; with vertigo, after loud reading or 
 when sitting, Paris ; with vertigo, when sit- 
 ting up in bed, Cham.; with vomiting, 
 IIKreo.; with inclination to vomit, face pale, 
 BPuls.; especially on getting warm from exer- 
 cise, I Puis.; like seeing through a glass of 
 turbid water, I I Agar., BStram.; could 
 scarcely recognize an object a yard away, 
 Yerbas.; after fine work, Q Calc. ; while writing, 
 Aloe. $3^ amaurotic, amblyopic, con- 
 fused, reading, weak. 
 Sight, double (diplopia) : iEthus., Amm. c, 
 BArg.nit., Art. v., Atrop., BAur. met., Bar. c, 
 BBell., Cic, Clem., BOon., Crotal., IDaph., 
 IDig., Euphor., BUGels., BHyos., Blod., Jamb., 
 
 I I Kali cy., IMagn. p. , Med.,BMerc. cor., B i Natr. 
 m., BBMtr. ac, I INux v., I lOleand., I 1 Paris, 
 ■Plumb., I I Puis., Sec.,' BStram., 1 1 Tereb., Thuya, 
 Ustil., Zinc; in amaurosis, IISul.; in apo- 
 plexy, BPlumb.; in muscular asthenopia, ENux 
 v.; by candlelight, (Alum.; candlelight ap- 
 pears double, ENiccol.; better after breakfast, 
 ■Camph.; half hour after dinner, BStram.; 
 after injuring eye, Arm; in yellow fever, I Gels.; 
 figures on carpet (giddiness), irAtrop. s. ; with 
 giddiness and headache, I IPhyt.; with head- 
 ache, BGels.; when inclining head towards 
 shoulders or looking sideways, BGels.; after 
 riding in railroad cars (paralysis of left ner- 
 vus abducens), BCup. ac; with lachrymation, 
 BMorph. sul.; left eye more affected, Zinc; 
 only noticed when looking to left, ( paralysis of 
 left nervus abducens), BKali iod.; on holding 
 eyesto left(syphilis),0Merc iod. flav.; inability 
 to turn left eye upward, BCaust. ; in opacity of 
 lens, BChel.; produced by aching pinching on 
 small circumscribed spot, below lower eyelid 
 {infraorbital neuralgia), I IColoc ; when look- 
 ing down, Oleand.; looking downward (trau- 
 matic muscular paralysis), lArn.; one image 
 seen lower than another, Syph.; better lying 
 down, Spong.; after meningitis, BApis; with 
 black motes or specks before eyes, worse ris- 
 ing from bed or chair, Yer.; slight, as if objects 
 would be multiplied, Calab.; with spasm of 
 various muscles throughout body, BGels.; 
 causing fluttering nausea, I ITherid. ; more in 
 young and strong persons (neuralgic and 
 rheumatic headaches), BBMagn. p.; followed 
 by burning in occiput, better by pressure on 
 vertex (brain affection), BGels.; in ophthal- 
 mia, IGic.y perpendicular, """Atrop. s.; sees 
 point of pin double, 1 1 Kali bi.; during preg- 
 nancy, (Gels.; in hyperemia of retina, I I Puis.; 
 with right image obliquely above real one, 
 
 I I Seneg.; images to right and downward (pare- 
 sis of right nervus abducens), 1 1 Sul.; before left 
 
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 sees a second dim representation of object on 
 each side of it, iiBeli.; especially if dependent 
 on convergent squint, from helminthiasis, con- 
 vulsions, falls, etc,aCycl.; decided strabismus, 
 Zinc; in paralytic strabismus, INux v.; when 
 walking toward setting sun, another small 
 sun seemed to float beneath it, changed into 
 a compressed oval on turning eyes outward, 
 disappeared on bending head and closing 
 eyes, Seneg.; in sunstroke, BYer. v.; in tobacco 
 poisoning, I INuxv.; after using eyes, £ Camph.; 
 controllable by force of will, BGels.; from 
 overwork at desk, EAgar.; letters appear 
 double, when writing, IGraph. 
 
 Sight, exertion : jgggh reading, straining, 
 ■writing. 
 
 Sight, foggy : Jggg~ dim 
 
 Sight, gauzy : jggg^ dim. 
 
 Sight, hazy : j^^ dim. 
 
 Sight, hemiopic (half-sight) : lAur. met., Calc. 
 s., Lobel i., BStram.; from straining eyes, 
 I lAur. met.; horizontal, IIArs., BAur. met.; 
 of luft eye, BAur. met.; in hydrocephalus acu- 
 tus, ILyc; only left half is visible, I ICycl., 
 BLyc, ILith.; lower half covered with black 
 veil, BAur. met.; can see no trace of upper 
 half, BAur. met; perpendicular, Bov., BMur. 
 ac, INatr. m.; entire vanishing of right half 
 of what she looks at, if two short words occur 
 in succession, the one on right is invisible, 
 
 ■ ILith.; sees only half the object to right of 
 the one looked at, though it would naturally 
 fall within field of vision (chorea), ■Calc; 
 sees only below axis, and not clear (scoto- 
 ma), I Ars.; upper portion of large object not 
 visible, ICamph.; as if upper part of field of 
 vision were covered by dark cloud, evenings 
 while walking, II)ig.; can see only left half 
 of line while reading or writing, BCoccul. . 
 
 Sight, hypermetropic(farsightecl): Alum.,IArg. 
 nit., Bell., BCalc, Con., Diosc, BHyos. ,0Lil. tig., 
 Spig.; with asthenopia, BJab.; in choroiditis, 
 
 ■ Coloc; distant objects appear more distant, 
 BCon.; long lasting, Strain.; pupils dilated, 
 Carbo a.; commencing in right eye, IISul.; 
 reads fine print without glasses, Petrol. 
 
 Sight, impaired: ^ weak. 
 
 Sight, indistinct: Ji^g" 1 dim. 
 
 Sight, misty: jg^gp^ dim. 
 
 Sight, myopic (nearsighted): 1 1 Agar., BAnac, 
 lAng., BArg. nit., iSCalab., ECarbov., BCon;, 
 Dig., BGels., BGraph., BHyos., I ILach., 
 Mang., BBNitr. ac, Petrol., BPhos., Phos.ac, 
 Pic. ac, Puis., Spong., Sul., Syph., Thuya, 
 Viol.; with burning heat in face, Grat.; 
 after typhus, with diarrhoea, ICinch.; in- 
 creasing, BPhos.; objects seem too large, left 
 eye, after a blow, BCalab.; with sleepy feeling, 
 Eup. pur.; spasm of ciliary muscle, twitching 
 of lids, BAgar.; from ciliary spasm, BBCalab.; 
 nose has to touch paper to read (strabismus), 
 BCalc; after ophthalmia, Puis., Sul. 
 
 Sight, obscured : $^~ dim. 
 
 Sight, presbyopic: J^iT 5 hypermetropic. 
 
 Sight, reading: inability from weak eyes, 
 Asar., BCann. i., BKali c; inability by candle- 
 light (excessive use of tobacco), GPhos.; causes 
 darkening of sight, BCalc; elifficult, worse by 
 candlelight 'hyperaBmia of retina), IlPuls.; 
 everything becomes black, Menyanth.; film 
 over eyes from reading or looking closely, 
 I I Lac c; eyes give out, B INatr. m., GPhos. fif 
 
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 5. EYES. 
 
 one eye is used longer than a minute, words 
 and letters become blurred, Chloral.; fa- 
 tigues, I Ammoniac, Uab., Sep., ISul.; causes 
 flickering, Kob.; causes glimmering and glit- 
 tering (headache), Diad.; black seemed gray, 
 I I Sep.; cannot read with light, worse by 
 bright light, DAsar. ; cannot see letters on 
 blackboard, Lact. ac. ; letters blend and 
 dance (delirium tremens), IBStram.; letters 
 look blurred, Amyl., Cund., Kob., 1 1 Meph., 
 Oxal., I ISul.; letters have colors of rain- 
 bow around them, or disappear (ophthal- 
 mia), BCic.; letters disappear in evening by 
 candlelight, paper white as if not printed 
 on, Aur. mur.; must make exertion to distin- 
 guish letters, ICarbo v.; cannot distinguish 
 letters (opacity of lens), IChel.; large letters 
 cannot be distinguished, seem only something 
 black on white ground, lAur. met.; letters ap- 
 pear double, I Graph.; letters appear double 
 after reading, ILyss.; letters fade and appear 
 as a black line, BDaph.; letteis look pale and 
 blurred,Dros.; lettersappearpale,BBSil.; letters 
 appear pale, surrounded by whiteborders (am- 
 blyopia), ICinch.; letters change into little 
 black points, BCalc. p.; letters look red, out- 
 line undefined, BPhos.; letters look red on 
 reading, although paper looked white and nat- 
 ural cataract), UPhos. ; letters looked red, 
 especially by gaslight, flashing of lights before 
 vision (chorio-retinitis), 1 1 Phos.; letters run 
 together, I Art. v., Bry., Calc a.,BCamph.,Cann. 
 i., Carbol. ac, Chel., Coca, BCon., BFerr., 
 BGraph., BLyc, BMerc per., Ruta, Seneg., 
 HSil., Viol.; letters run together, in asthen- 
 opia, BBNatr. m.; letters run together, after 
 diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c; letters run together 
 (mental disturbance), BBStaph.; letters run 
 together, after mental labor, BArg. nit.; letters 
 run together, look like black spots on white 
 ground, BCinch.; could not seelelters, BLach.; 
 letters appear smaller, BGlon., BKalim.; letters 
 appear smaller,in coryza, BCepa ; letters change 
 into small round gray spots, BCalc p.; letters 
 go up and down (ophthalmia), BCic; lines 
 appear crooked, BBell.; page appeared covered 
 with letters in great confusion, Bell.; page 
 seems covered with pale spots of red, yellow, 
 green and other colors, BLac c; cannot read 
 much, eyes pain, Ars. met. ; looking at piece 
 of papery pain in right eye, Calc s.; eyes pain 
 by candlelight, paper looks red, Sars.; paper 
 looks red or rose color, Croc; paper shines on 
 reading, Croc; print dances in a fog and van- 
 ishes, Arm; inability to read fine print, 
 Cadm. s., Meph., BNatr. c; printed matter is 
 spelled out with difficulty, cannot take in the 
 whole word at a glance, BNux v.; objects seem 
 to swim before sight, BBNatr. m.; sight as if 
 strained too much by reading, BRuta; sight 
 weak, must wipe eyes which aggravates, 
 Seneg.; black, sometimes brown spots dancing 
 over her book, Med.; if he looks at a spot for 
 S)me time it becomes quite dark, also if he 
 reads any length of time, Lachn. ; brings tears, 
 Carb. s.; contractive pain above temples, 
 Agnus; type seems to move, Agar.; could 
 hardly see lanre type when held close to eyes 
 d iring daylight, BPhos.; worse from, Asaf. 
 g€|P dim, straining, writing. 
 Sight, straining: causes asthenopia, BBNatr. 
 m.; pain back of eyes on looking at near 
 
 objects, BAmyl.; aggravates feeling as if 
 bones were scraped, BParis; produces 
 brain fag, B BPhos.; aggravates tense feel- 
 ing in brain, eyes and skin, BParis; dread 
 of, Apis ; eyes feel strained, BMez., BRuta ; eyes 
 feel strained, with headache, from mental 
 work, BPhos.; eyes feel strained, as if she had 
 been locking through too sharp spectacles, 
 BCroc; causes headache, BArg. nit., BCalab., 
 BCalc, Cimex, BCina, BGels., BHam., BJab., 
 BNatr. m., BParis, BPhos. ac, BRhus, BRuta; 
 causes intense headache over eyes (asthe- 
 nopia), 1 1 Sep.; causes headache in school 
 children (asthenopia), BPhos. ac; eye worse 
 from looking fixedly at an object, cannot 
 thread a needle, Croc; after excessive use by 
 insufficient light, loss of use of left eye, vision 
 of right incomplete, BLith, ; pain, as from over- 
 exertion, Meph.; pain, as if strained (catarrhal 
 fever), 1 1 Ruta; pain after using eyes, BCalab., 
 BRuta ; pain, with nausea (cataracta dura 
 immatura et asthenopia), IJab.; pain, when 
 trying to look at objects (choroiditis), I I Ruta ; 
 pain, after using eyes by artificial light, 
 Cina, BLith., I I Sep.; causes weak sight, Bell., 
 BCarbo v., B BRuta ; sight worse from exerting 
 vision, better in dark, BNux m.; weak sight, 
 is worse from using eyes, Paris ; causes ver- 
 tigo, All. sat., BGraph., BMagn. p., BBNatr. m., 
 liPhos., BSil. ; vertigo from looking fixedly, 
 BCaust., BKali c, BLach., Oleand., Tarant.; 
 worse from, 1 1 Amm. c, Ars. 
 g^ reading, writing ; also Eyes looking. 
 
 Sight, triplopia (triple sight) : IBelL, Sec. 
 
 Sight, unsteady (wavering) : BNatr. m., BVer. 
 v., Polyg. 
 
 Sight, vanishing : Ant. t., BArg. met., BArg. 
 nit., Carb. s., Kalibi., BLaur., Lyss., BNatr. m., 
 BNux m., BSep., Spig.; with epistaxis, 1 1 Oxal. 
 ac; with misty appearance, BPhos.; in even- 
 ings (vertigo), Asaf.; with giddiness and 
 sweat, BOxal. ac; with stitches in one side of 
 head, generally in one temple or in back part, 
 IPuls.; in hemicrania (suppressed menses), 
 BChen. a.; after intoxication on previous day, 
 worse after dinner and in sun, BBNux v.; with 
 burning lachrymation, after dinner, and fre- 
 quently when writing, Zinc; with aching 
 and stitches as from a splinter in upper lid, 
 Sil.; with absence of mind, Zinc. ; during 
 menses, B Graph.; momentary, with profuse 
 lachrymation, Crotal.; with nausea, worse 
 after eating, BCrot. t.; with nosebleed, BOxal. 
 ac; while reading, Crotal.; frequent, espe- 
 cially when reading, Dros.; when sitting up in 
 bed, Bell.; transient, with vertigo (hemicra- 
 nia), BChen. a.; with vertigo, BBell., BBNux v., 
 BSul. W^~ amaurotic, amblyopic blind- 
 ness, dim, reading. 
 
 Sight, varies: from day to day, or from hour to 
 hour, sometimes fever with thirstlessness, 
 BGels. 
 
 Sight, veiled : j^* dim. 
 
 Sight, of water : causes desire for stool, micturi- 
 tion, etc, BBLyss. 
 
 Sight, weak : BAgar., Ammoniac, Ant. t., Apis, 
 BArg. met., BArs., Aurant., BAur. met., Cact., 
 BCalab., Cann.s., BCaps., Carbol. ac, Chloral., 
 BCina, BBCinch., |Cinnam., BClem., Codein., 
 I BCon., BCrotal., BDaph., Diosc, -Form., 
 , I IGraph., BHam., BKali c, I IKalm., -Lyss., 
 IIMercviv., BMorph. sul., BNatr. s., IINic- 
 
5. EYES. 
 
 227 
 
 col., IIOp., IPetrol, Sal. ac, Sil., Sinap., 
 ISpig., Stann., Thuya, MVacc, Zing.; after 
 abortion, IliKali c. ; in old age, IBar. c; in 
 alcoholism, IKali br., BINux v.; in apoplexy, 
 lAnac; with burning and lachrymation, 
 Seneg. ; chronic, resultof onanism, ICina; dur- 
 ing climaxis, ITrill.; after coition, IChin., 
 IlKali c, ilPhos. ; in coryza, lAnac; after 
 diphtheria, IIGels., BILach., 1 1 Lac c, IPhyt.; 
 weak, with twitching in eye, Niccol.; weak, 
 with pressure above eyes, goes off after vom- 
 iting, Raph.; diminished, Chrom. ac. , IPlumb. ; 
 diminished in lyssa, ILyss.; diminished, 
 with vertigo before vomiting, I Sang.; worse 
 from excitement and using eyes, Paris ; 
 with drawing and pressure in eyeballs, 
 Seneg.; with contortion of facial muscles, 
 IMillef.; failing for one year (amblyopia), 
 IMerc; gradual failure, with dull pain in left 
 eye, I IVer. v.; weak, gradual failure after fine 
 work at night (posterior spinal sclerosis), 
 1 1 Pic. ac; failed for near objects (paralysis 
 of accommodation), lArg. nit.; in catarrhal 
 fever, IKali c; in typhus fever, ILach.; 
 worse from gaslight, Ars. met., I I Natr. 
 ph.; with diseased submaxillary gland, 
 IKali iod.; in glaucoma, I lOsm.; _ gradual 
 failure, with violent pains involving eye- 
 ball, extend to orbit and head, worse at 
 approach of storm, IIRhod.; after grief, 
 llgn.; from continued grief, overexertion, 
 sexual excesses, drain on system or remain- 
 ing after typhus or typhoid, IPhos. ac; 
 with headache, IGlon., I ISul.; with headache 
 and pain in eyes, Meph.; with headache from 
 mental work, IPhos.; with dull, pressive head- 
 ache, IPhyt.; with chronic sick headache, 
 ■Zinc; from his condition of health, Natr. a.; 
 with hoarseness, INiccol.; impaired, ~A trop. 
 s., Dory., I IMerc, INux v., I IPlumb., Ver.; im- 
 paired, in syphilitic conjunctivitis, MSyph.; 
 impaired, with torpor retinae, IJab.; impair- 
 ment gradually developed, not characterized 
 by sudden changes, I Gels.; impairment 
 gradual, can scarcely distinguish night from 
 day (amaurosis), I ISul.; impaired, in opthal- 
 mia tarsi, IMerc cor.; impaired, in scarla- 
 tina, IGels. ; impaired, with sweat, Stram.; 
 imperfect, with tendency to stagger, IGels.; 
 weak, with lachrymation, IFerr.; in left, in 
 locomotor ataxy, lArg. nit.; left, gradually 
 weaker from month to month, IKali m.; could 
 scarcely see with left, TiAtrop. s.; with liver 
 complaint, I lAcet. ac; when looking carefully 
 at small objects, Dros.; when looking intently 
 at an object, Rheum ; cannot bear to look at 
 one object for any length of time, Ear. 
 c; nearly lost, in serous choroiditis, IGels.; 
 after measles, lEuph., IlKali c, IPuls.; before 
 menses, ICinnab._; in myelitis, IPhos.; from 
 exhausted condition of optic nerve, I IKali 
 ph., IlPhos.; periodic, Cact.; with dilated 
 pupils, IVer.; in right eye, lAtrop. s., Euph.; 
 after smoking, Ascl. t.; as if eyes were strained, 
 I Ruta ; from sunstroke, IVer. v.; tire easily, 
 I'Apis; transient, (paralytic rheumatism"), 
 IPhos.; must look twice to be sure of seeing 
 an object, Vib.; w T ith vertigo, IDiad. 
 JS^i^ amaurotic, amblyopic, blindness, 
 cataract, dim, reading, straining, writ- 
 ing. 
 Sight, writing: an F, he went with pencil 
 
 a second time over the same line, supposing 
 to have drawn a second one, IStram.; letters 
 become darker, Asaf.; eyes give out, IINatr. 
 m.; vanishing of sight, Zinc; glimmering and 
 glittering before eyes (headache), Diad.; in- 
 ability from weak sight, lArg. nit.; letters run 
 together, Clem.; worse from, Asaf. 
 gig^ reading, straining. 
 
 SUPRAORBITAL, aching: ICarbo v., 
 Hyos., Natr. a., ISeneg.; on awaking, Natr. a.; 
 as if in bones, worse right side and stooping, 
 Lyss. ; in afternoon and evening, worse night, 
 disturbing sleep, I I Hyper.; about inner part 
 of right eyebrow, as if in periosteum, I 101. 
 jec; from internal to external eanthus, or 
 runs around eye, may extend into eye or 
 head, ICinnab. ; if he goes into bright dav- 
 light, Sep.; dull, I I CJrt, ur.; dull, over left, 
 Vib.; dull, over left, worse bending forward, 
 Lact. ac; dull, while riding, Ang.; in right su- 
 perciliary ridge, extending to back of head, 
 Cinnab.; left, /Esc. h., Arum d.; left, with noc- 
 turnal enuresis, 1 1 Med.; right, Oornus, 
 Thuya; sometimes right, sometimes left, 
 JEsc. h.; in syphilis, IMerc iod. flav.; in- 
 creased to throbbing and drawing, to back of 
 head, INaja. JE®^ dull pain, headache, 
 neuralgia, pain (undefined). 
 
 Supraorbital, beating: jg^f throbbing. 
 
 Supraorbital, pain as from a blow : in catarrhal 
 ophthalmia, I ISul. J^gg* bruised. 
 
 Supraorbital, boring: in leucorrhcea, I IMerc. 
 iod. flav. ; in a small spot above left, sore to 
 touch, Cup. ars.; above left, coming and going 
 suddenly, producing contraction of eyebrows, 
 while this pain lasts she seems to see through 
 a mist, Ast. r.; extending over eye and into 
 upper teeth, disturbing sleep, better walking, 
 ■Ars.; right, spreading over side of head to 
 lower jaw, driving out of bed, IMagn. p.; in 
 both, shooting through forehead, into temples, 
 better after sundown, worse morning and af- 
 ternoon, sometimes attacks are semilateral, 
 restlessness with the pain, better walking and 
 moving in open air, worse in wet weather and 
 when overworked, uses cathartics (facial neu- 
 ralgia), INux v.; syphilitic, lAsaf., right, 
 worse in thunderstorm, cold air, north wind, 
 cold in head, etc., ISep. 
 
 Supraorbital, brows: deadness, turn white, 
 Ars. h.; drawn up, Lachn.; drooping, Bar. c; 
 falling off, IAnanth.,7rAur. mur.,Med.,ISelen.; 
 fall off, in pityriasis capitis, IMez. 
 
 Supraorbital, bruised pain: IGels., Sil. 
 
 Supraorbital, burning: Zinc; in bones, I I Hep.; 
 with pressure in brain, I IChel.; worse at 
 night (kerato -iritis), IIArs. ; worse at night, 
 syphilitic, lAsaf.; in and about ridge, lApis, 
 Zing.; right, Dig.; right, with red face, com- 
 pression of lips and jaws, INux m.; right, ex- 
 tending upward and into upper teeth, dis- 
 turbing sleep, better walking, I Ars. 
 J8ggf I> heat. 
 
 Supraorbital, bursting: pain, I IPuls.; expand- 
 ing sensation, worse stooping, Eryng. 
 
 Supraorbital, chilliness: extends to occiput, 
 neck and chest, Ars. m. 
 
 Supraorbital, like a cloud over left: ICornus. 
 
 Supraorbital, coldness: I I Graph. 
 
 Supraorbital, contractive pain : Asaf; in eye- 
 brows, ICard. m.; left, Caps.: worse looking 
 intently, IPuls.; with red face, compression of 
 
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 lips and jaws, BNux m.; above and between 
 brows, followed by bleeding of nose, soon after 
 eating meat, I I Vacc; dull throbbing in right, 
 over right side of face, severe in zygomatic 
 region and hairy portion of head where parts 
 feel as if seized by pincers (facial neuralgia), 
 I I Puis. J|^° pressing, tension. 
 
 Supraorbital, cutting : worse left, better press- 
 ing with hand, IHydras.; frequent, right, 
 through head to back of left ear, I ITuberc. 
 
 Supraorbital, darting : left,BIKaliiod.; left, deep 
 into head, Ptel. 
 
 Supraorbital, deadness : sensation in region of 
 eyebrows, Ars. h. 
 
 Supraorbital, drawing: Aspar., Gels., Lyss., 
 Ehus; left, Caulo.; left to right, settled in 
 right occiput, with nausea, faintness and 
 dulness, Zing.; left, at 5 p.m., Zing.; with 
 stinging in pupils, I I Goss. ; right, Lyss.; right, 
 extending into eyes, Lyss.; right, at root of 
 nose, renewed by -stooping low, iilgnat.; sharp 
 aching, followed by nausea, lasting a few mo- 
 ments, in a warm room, Zing. 
 
 Supraorbital, dull pain : ILac def., /Esc. h., 
 ■Apis, BCalab., Coca, Cornus, ILach., Vib.; 
 in asthenopia, I Arm; on awaking, BArg. nit.; 
 on awaking, in hypochondriasis, lArg. nit.; 
 in catarrh, INatr. a. ; from internal to external 
 canthus, or runs around eye, may extend into 
 eyes or head, ICinnab.; with ill-defined feeling 
 of contraction around eye (chorio-retinitis), 
 BKali m.; worse by use of eyes and mental 
 effort, BGlon.; extends over top of head, near- 
 ly to organ of self-esteem, Ars. s. r. ; in left, Lye. 
 vir.; as if headache would set in, continued all 
 day, Chrom. ac. ; left, from 9 till 10 p.m., Zing.; 
 left, at 11 p.m., Zing.; over left, with stitches 
 now and then, worse going into cold air, 
 afternoon and evening, Zing.; with leucor- 
 rhcea, I I Merc. iod. flav.; worse moving and 
 lying down, slightly better in open air, Chlo- 
 ral.; with nervousness and depression, ICro- 
 tal.; right, /Esc, h,; over right eye, on awak- 
 ing, Chrom. ac, Coccus ; right, in evening, 
 Calc. s.; into temporal region, Natr, a.; with 
 sinking in epigastrium, Natr. a. 
 
 Supraorbital, eruption: boil over left, Calc. s.; 
 whitish crusts, Bufo.; furuncle between right 
 and upper lid, Calc. p.; itching in eyebrows, 
 B INatr. m.; itching pimple over arcus ciliaris, 
 I I Clem.; a pimple in middle of left eyebrow, 
 conical, hard and red, I I Thuya ; pimples on 
 eyebrows, with redness and swelling, I I Kali c; 
 isolated pimples on sides, red, wuth circum- 
 scribed areola,depressed centre, became conflu- 
 ent where they were most dense, bleed when 
 scabs come off, I ISyph.; pimples below eye- 
 brows, Pallad.; psoriasis in eyebrows, BPhos.; 
 pustule under right eyebrow, near canthus, 
 burns and bites when touched, Pallad. ; itch- 
 ing vesicles, on brows, Selen. 
 
 Supraorbital, hammering : as if he would go 
 out of his mind, BHam. j^^ throbbing. 
 
 Supraorbital, headache : Ars. m., BBar. c, Cic, 
 BLach., QLyc. vir., Lyss., I I Ptel.; with stop- 
 page of nose (chronic laryngitis), I I Sang.; peri- 
 odical, BArs.; follows spasmodic sensation, 
 which extends in chin to superior maxillary 
 bone, BTereb.; with ringing in ears, Coca ; after 
 breakfast, with a severe cold, I I Lye; in ery- 
 sipelas erratica, BHydras.; could scarcely open 
 eyes, Sil.; pressing down upon eyes, BHep.; 
 
 pressing down as if eyes would be pressed out, 
 worse morning on rising, better in open air, 
 Sabina ; running down into eyes, worse left 
 side, Chloral. ; caused by using eyes (asthen- 
 opia), I I Sep.; worse elevating head or turning 
 eyes up, Coca; left, Calc. a., Blpec, BPhos.; 
 left, worse in open air, Colch.; left, on first 
 awaking, BLac c; left, • with miscarriage, 
 I Caulo.; during menses, worse after, I INatr. 
 ph.; every morning, BSul.; in morning, on 
 awaking (dysmenorrhcea), BCrotal.; every 
 morning, over one or other, extending gradu- 
 ally over whole forehead, increases and de- 
 creases gradually with vomiting, BStann.; be- 
 ginning 9 a.m., so unbearable he cried bitterly, 
 Lyss.; in morning, on rising, iLach.; over one 
 eye, I I Kali hi.; in a spot over one eye, B Ant. 
 c; begins at inner point of left eyebrow, about 
 It) a.m., involves whole superciliary ridge, 
 wh ich becomes sensitive to touch, pain reaches 
 acme at midday, then gradually declines and 
 by evening has worn away , lasts ten days,worse 
 from worry and during menses (sick head- 
 ache), I ISul.; with prolapsus, BLil. tig.; just 
 over supraorbital ridges, Anag.; in a small 
 spot over left supraorbital ridge, Aeon.; right, 
 BSang., B'JSep.; right, w T orse lying, better 
 walking and standing, IBEan. b.; right, last- 
 ing until noon, BSul.; right, sharp, with nau- 
 sea, Ziz.; right, concentrating in a small spot, 
 BSang.; worse from sewing (pharyngitis), 
 I I Lac c; in a spot, worse atnoon,BAnt. c; when 
 stooping, disappearing on walking, Dros.; 
 stupefying, had to lie down, BArg. nit.; sudden, 
 worse lying down, BChim. m.; in and above 
 inner end of right eyebrow, before rising in 
 morning, pain passed into eyeball after rising, 
 worse until afternoon, worse walking, and 
 particularly on sitting down, also by radiated 
 heat from fire, or stooping, better by pressure, 
 ceased at sunset, BLac def.; with vertigo, nausea 
 and vomiting bile, is obliged to lie down, 
 Crotal. 
 
 j^gr aching, neuralgia, pain undefined ; 
 also Forehead headache. 
 
 Supraorbital, heat: in left, GCepa, BNux m.; 
 a glow over left as often as she thinks about 
 it, worse in forenoon, better in afternoon, 
 Ars. m.; with nervousness and depression, 
 BCrotal. J®" burning. 
 
 Supraorbital, heaviness :B Apis, I I Ptel., I lSep., 
 Vib.; dull, B Myr. cer.; with nausea, worse 
 by motion, Fluor, ac; especially right (neural- 
 gia), Coccion.; in typhus, BBapt., BBar. c; 
 
 ', painful, I I Puis.; dull, painful, catarrhal, 
 IHydras.; with nervousness and depression, 
 BCrotal. Bgp pressing. 
 
 Supraorbital, intense pain : right, Apis ; right, 
 comes on 9 a.m., stops at 2 p.m., worse from 
 noise, washing hands in cold water, dropping 
 head forward, stepping heavily, better from 
 soft pressure, lying on back, heat, BIgn. 
 
 Supraorbital, itching : left, Cepa, Pallad. ; in 
 brow, Arund., Berb., Med., BMez., BBSul.; 
 corrosive, Agnus ; frequent, over outer and 
 lower edge of left, Gamb. 
 
 Supraorbital, jerking pains, left: Caps., Zinc. 
 
 Supraorbital, lancinating, left : OSKali iod. 
 
 Supraorbital, as if something lay above eyes, 
 could not look up : Carbo v. 
 
 Supraorbital, growth like lupia : BAnanth. 
 
 Supraorbital, neuralgia: BAtrop. s., BChel., 
 
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 IChin. s., IHydrocot, llris, IKali bi., ILach., 
 ITereb. ; every morning at 8 o'clock, along 
 course of left, pain affects whole side of fore- 
 head and when at its height (about 11 a.m.), 
 left eye seems to be pulled deep into orbital 
 cavity, IXux v.; boring in left, worse talking, 
 mental exertion, follows suppressed lochia, 
 Bil. ; daily, IChin. s.; sharp darts at foramen, 
 IBapt.; pressive drawing, with vomiturition 
 and uneasiness in abdomen, Cain.; excruciat- 
 ing, in right, extending deep into brain, 
 I I Syph.; exhausting, left, better from warm 
 applications or wrapping up, lArs.; pain at 
 point of exit of nerve, diffused over forehead, 
 attack commenced with chill, quickened pulse, 
 flushed face and discharge of wind from 
 stomach, ILac def.; intermittent, 10 a.m. to 3 
 or 4 p.m., gradually increasing and decreasing, 
 after abuse of quinine, IStanm; intermittent, 
 right, into teeth, better walking about, lArs.; 
 intolerable,BCalab.; intolerable, from supercil- 
 iary ridge to occipital protuberance, ILach.; 
 leftsided,IJamb.,0Xuxv.,l I Verbas.; especially 
 left, at regular intervals spreads over face, or 
 neck, involves eyes, worse from concussion or 
 motion, especially stooping, I ISpig. ;leftsided, 
 scar and depression over nerve, from being 
 struck by a brick, pain 10 a.m., reaches its 
 height at 3 p.m. ,sharp cutting extends to temple 
 and forehead, profuse lachrymation, better in 
 dark room, when quiet, and at night, I I Spig.; 
 pain usually commences at 6 a.m., lasts till 11 
 or 12, IGlom; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., INux v.; worse 
 at night in bed, IChel.; periodical, cannot 
 work, speak or swallow, OCinch.; better by 
 pressure, Bapt.; pain also in branches of su- 
 praorbital nerve (prosopalgia), I lA'er.; right, 
 JEsc. h.JSCarbol. ac.JIChel., Lyc.vir., OMez., 
 ISil.; right, into eye and cheek, IChel.; from 
 right to left, with bronchitis, from eating 
 salt, GXatr. m.; right, morning periodicity, 
 ICinch.; pain beginning in right, spreads 
 over one side of head, comes on early in day, 
 lasts ten hours, leaving soreness of scalp, 
 IKali bi.; right, worse 11 a.m., better by 
 warm applications, IMagn. p.; pain in right, 
 inclination to move, with hand over ach- 
 ing place, Chin, a.; right, worse, IChel.; 
 soreness along nerve and corresponding 
 side of head, worse at night, ICinnab.; 
 stitching every morning at 8, along course 
 of left nerve, affects whole left forehead, and 
 when at height (about 11 o'clock) extends to 
 left eye, which then seems to be pulled deep 
 into orbital cavity, IjSux v.; sudden, with 
 flushing of same side of face, Hydr. ac; 
 worse from warmth, better from coid water, 
 BChel. gST" aching, darting, headache, 
 sharp pain, shooting, tearing. 
 
 Supraorbital, numbness: in afternoon, Ars.h.; 
 extends to nose, Ars. m. 
 
 Supraorbital, pain (undefined): lAmvl., Bell., 
 Bor, ICalab., 1 1 Gels., ILac def.,* IILith., 
 I IMeph., Merc, sul., MXatr. ph., Psor., 
 ISang., Syph., I ITabac, Verbas.; chill, after 
 pains are over, Lact. ac. ; day and night, I I Sil. ; 
 with dizziness on rising in morning (mental 
 diseases), lAct. rac; before epilepsy, lAtrop. 
 s.; worse from exertion or study, IGels.; and 
 heaviness over brows, worse toward evening, 
 ILil. tig.; into eyes, Lact. ac; extending into 
 or around eye (ciliary neuralgia), UPrun.; 
 
 with fainting, I INux v.; right, after typhoid 
 fever (nervous affection), IManc; through, 
 comes on 9 a.m., stops 2 p.m., worse from noise, 
 washing hands in cold water, dropping head 
 forward, stepping heavily, better from soft 
 pressure, lying on back, heat, ilgm; across fore- 
 head, I IGels. ; with pain in back of head, on 
 sudden rising, Polyg.; in influenza, BChel.; 
 left, Brach., Brom., Form., Tereb., ITJran. 
 n.; left, awakes with, increases gradually, 
 worse from 2 to 5 p.m., decreases gradually 
 but more quickly than it increased after tea, 
 
 I I Sul.; left, before going to bed, Lyss.; in 
 region of left when going to bed, with dizzi- 
 ness, Form.; left, severe, day and night, 
 
 I I Tereb.; left, in region of foramen, Bapt.; left, 
 over side of head and neck (gastric sick head- 
 ache), ILobel. i.; left, in hemicrania, I I Apis ; 
 left, with heaviness of upper lid, I ILac c; 
 mostly left, with nausea (sick headache), 
 ELach.; left, worse at night (headache), IKali 
 bi.; begins over left, goes to right, worse from 
 hour to hour (chronic cephalalgia), 1 1 Psor.; 
 slight, left, with contracted feeling in throat, 
 and eructations followed by diuresis, lUran. 
 n.; left, tender to touch, Form.; in dysmenor- 
 rhea, BGraph.; at 10 a.m. , Lact. ac; andthrough 
 eye, worse at night (iritis), IMere. cor.; some- 
 times right, sometimes left, passes from outer 
 angle to root of nose, Sinap.; with throbbing 
 above root of nose, Xan.; occasional, left, with 
 sick, tired feeling, Ind.; and in eyes to 
 occiput, lAct. rac; onesided, Arm; violent, on 
 either side, but only one side at a time, with 
 headache, Iris ; on opening eyes, extends 
 into occiput, Tib.; in a small place above each 
 brow (megrim), I I Ant. c; right, pressing in- 
 ward, Lyss.; violent, in orbital processes, 
 IKali iod.; with pustules, terminating in ulcers 
 and ulceration of cornea, ICrot. t.; nothing 
 relieves, worse by motion, Chloral.; right, 
 Aeon., Brach., ^Calc. a., ICarbol. ac, Daph., 
 I IKalm., Lyss., IXux v., I ISang., ISep.; alter- 
 nately, right and left side, Cain.; right (foreign 
 body in eye), IHep.; right, with sleepiness, 
 IXux m.; right, small spot, worse writing, 
 Lyss.; from wearing steel spectacles, ISil.; 
 sudden, right, Caust.; with throbbing in tem- 
 
 . pies, ILac def.; with neuralgic pain in testicle, 
 Lye vir.; as if snake were before vision, IGels. 
 jg^°* aching, headache, neuralgia. 
 
 Supraorbital, piercing: Apis, Millef.; right, into 
 brain, I I Syph.; right, on looking down, with 
 throbbing headache, worse in evening, OXatr. 
 m.; piercing small spot on left ridge, before 
 rising, spot sore to touch, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Supraorbital, pressing: Alum., Ammoniac, 
 Amyg.jBBar. c,Cadm.s.,0Calcp., Cist., ECrotal., 
 IGels., I IKali c, Merc. iod. rub., IPhos., Urt. 
 ur.; in afternoon, in eyebrows, Ars. h.; across, 
 in pterygium, I I Zinc; as if brain were com- 
 pressed, causes closing of eyes, Bell.; around 
 eyes, better by pressure of hands, SApis; with 
 congestion to head, ICarbo v.; continued, 
 Bism., ISul.; dull, intermitting, in left ridge, 
 I I Arm; dull pain, I Aloe ; dull, left, worse 
 from mental work, Tereb.; onesided (gastric), 
 IXatr. s.; in sick headache, IIMelil.; with 
 heat of whole body, except hands, ISPuls.; 
 dull, heavy, as of weight within, I Amyl.; in- 
 ward, right, Lyss.; with lachrymation, GCarbo 
 v.; left, 1 1 Card, m., Verbas.; left, with pain in 
 
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 bones, as if he had received a bruise, could 
 not open eye, INux v.; left, in catarrh of fron- 
 tal sinuses, ICup. m.; left, extends toward 
 side of head, about 3.30 p.m., Sep.; left, fol- 
 lowed by pain in occipital protuberances, 
 thence over whole body, Bry.; left, seems to 
 press down upper lid, IChel.; left, about 
 size of a sixpence, Sil.; left, suddenly, in 
 morning, worse from motion, talking, worse 
 after stool, with colic and flatulency, I ITherid.; 
 in leucorrhcea, 1 1 Merc. iod. flav.;in orbital 
 margin, downward, in upper half of right, 
 Cain.; in morning, better in evening, Aur. 
 mur.nat. ; right, Bell., Camph., IChel., IKalm., 
 Urt. ur., Vib.; right, on awaking, Chrom. ac; 
 right, extending deep into brain, I ISyph.; 
 right, externally, Spong. ; right, in facial neu- 
 ralgia, I I Puis.; especially over right (neu- 
 ralgia), Coccion.; right, at root of nose, re- 
 newed by stooping low down, ilgn.; right, 
 sudden and painful, with a pressing down in 
 lids, Zinc; with difficulty of sight, goes off 
 after vomiting, Eaph.; worse on stooping, 
 1 1 Mar. v.; worse from studying and motion, 
 better sitting still, Pic. ac; extending to tem- 
 ples, 1 1 Arm; wavelike, benumbing, right, 
 1 1 Plat.; as of weight above and behind right, 
 with dulness of head, Khus. 
 g^° dull pain, heaviness. 
 
 Supraorbital, pricking: as from pins, ICepa. 
 
 Supraorbital, quivering : between brows, from 
 reading, Ang. %^ twitching. 
 
 Supraorbital, raging pain above edges of right 
 brow : IChel. 
 
 Supraorbital, sharp pain : Bapt., BChel., Diosc, 
 IL.il. tig., Lyss.; extending from internal to 
 external canthus, or runs around eye, may 
 extend into eye or head, ICinnab.; occasional, 
 worse by cough, Asim. ; over left eye, lAsar. ; 
 followed by burning in lids, Lyss.; right, in 
 bone, Cup. ars.; in influenza, 1 1 Sang.; right 
 
 • especially, then left, Bapt.; right, vibrating, 
 intermittent, Pic ac $^~ neuralgia. 
 
 Supraorbital, shooting: IChel.; in bone, IKali 
 bi.; 9 p.m., Lyss.; traversing head, IISul.; 
 left, Mso. h., Arum t., HCed.; at a fixed point, 
 generally right, causes twitching of eyebrows 
 and desire to close eyes, worse moving eyes, 
 walking, every step seems to jar, attacks ex- 
 cited by overfatigue, anxiety, vexation, or 
 overwork, I I Sep.; right, Natr. a.; right, ex- 
 tending to eyeball, I Apis ; sharp, I ISenecio ; 
 throbbbing, left, 1 1 Spig. 
 
 Supraorbital, soreness: left, 9 a.m. to 1p.m., 
 daily, Cina ; left, at 11 p.m., Zing.; over exit 
 of nerve, worse in morning, ICinnab.; gradu- 
 ally worse, IForm. 
 
 Supraorbital, sticking : comes suddenly and 
 lasts a short time, BFerr.; worse from motion 
 and stepping, BAtrop.; sharp, right, backward 
 over side of head (nervous debility), BCurar.; 
 sharp, in ridge, in one spot, Ilgn.; transient, 
 ricrht, evening, Inul. 
 
 Supraorbital, stinging: Cact. ; left, when 
 walking in sun or from strong odors, with in- 
 creased urine, and melancholy, Selen.; in and 
 around ridge, I Apis; right, worse in thunder- 
 storm,cold air, north wind, cold in head,ISep. 
 
 Supraorbital, stitches : Atrop. s., ICaps., Mil- 
 lef., INatr. m. ; from internal to external can- 
 thus, or around eye, may extend into eye or 
 head, ICinnab.; jerking, left, I IKali iod.; left, 
 
 Arum t., Berb., laChel., Mane; left, returns 
 every afternoon (prostatitis and atony of sex- 
 ual organs), 1 1 Selen ; onesided, with cough, 
 IPhos.; in rheumatic ophthalmia, IColoc; 
 outward, left orbit, with complete drawing 
 together of eye after using, in morning, con- 
 tinues till noon, somewhat better in open air, 
 Sep.; begins in forehead (rheumatic ophthal- 
 mia), IColoc; like a needle, with heat in 
 head (hyperemia of optic nerve and retina), 
 BBry.; like needles, in brows, ICepa; right, 
 Anac, Phos. ac; tearing, left, at same time 
 in umbilical region, Zinc. 
 
 Supraorbital, stupefying pain : dull, Hyos.; 
 dull, worse left, increases and involves whole, 
 forehead, gradually subsides, pressing in, 
 cramping, crushing pain, I IStann. 
 J^gf dull pain, heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Supraorbital, swelling: baglike, between lids 
 and brow, I Apis, BSKali c.;- encysted, left, 
 congenital, ICalc; hard, like scirrhus, in 
 eyebrows, I I Sang.; under eyebrows (erysipe- 
 las bullosum capitis,suppressed by salve), BKali 
 c; left (mercurio-syphilis), I Aur. mur. nat; 
 with chronic diarrhoea, BKali c; in and 
 around ridge, BApis; right, BMagn. p.; of 
 skin, better from cold water, Apis. 
 
 Supraorbital, tearing: left, as if in bone, BMerc. 
 cor.; left, disappearing after touch, Thuya ; 
 in region of brows, with retinitis albuminurica, 
 BMerc cor.; on opening eyes, Euphor.; in re- 
 gion of brows, Rhus ; left, I IKali iod.; with 
 nausea, and gaping, ICalc; to nose, with 
 nausea, I ICalc; right, extending over eye 
 and into upper teeth, disturbing sleep, better 
 by walking, I Ars.; right, sore to touch, worse 
 from motion and in evening Agnus ; fine 
 sticking in and above left, Zinc 
 Hgs^ neuralgia. 
 
 Supraorbital tension : iApis, Cadm. s., IGlon., 
 I IPhos. g@Tcontractive pain. 
 
 Supraorbital, terrific pain : I I Lach. 
 
 Supraorbital, threadlike pain : right, towards 
 root of nose, ICepa. 
 
 Supraorbital, throbbing: IIPuls., ICarbo v., 
 IGlon., Lyss. ; in middle of left, in a small 
 spot, I Ars.; between evebrows, Calab.; in 
 centre of right, commencing in morning, last- 
 ing all day, with retching and vomiting of 
 food and bile (migraine), BKali bi.; in right 
 brow, on awaking, IChel.; extending into 
 right eye, Lyss.; dull, heavy, as if head would 
 burst, soon after dinner, better lying, pressing 
 head against anything, open air, worse stoop- 
 ing, moving, IKali bi.; left, Cain., _ Gymn., 
 I ITherid ; over eyes, with weakness in limbs, 
 going up stairs, Bapt.; onesided, Ptel.; left, 
 caused by darting from behind eyeball for- 
 ward, Spig.; of muscles, a kind of convulsion, 
 ICina ; right, Cinch, bob, Cornus, Lyss.; right, 
 with nausea, Xan. 
 
 Supraorbital, ticlike pains : left, for thirteen 
 years, only after coitus, ICed. 
 
 Supraorbital, tickling : right, caused by heat 
 in right side of forehead, returns after coffee, 
 Lyss. 
 
 Supraorbital, touch : ridge, tender, with head- 
 ache, I I Sep.; brow sore, I I Agar. 
 
 Supraorbital, twitching : of brows, Calab.; left, 
 Cic; near outer corner of left, Calc s.; vis- 
 ible, of left, 1 1 Canst.; in muscles, IRuta; in 
 levator, IHell.; right, Zing. 
 
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 Supraorbital, warts : growth like warts, 
 BAnanth.; old warts (ophthalmia scrofulosa 
 rheumatica), ICaust. 
 
 Supraorbital, wrenching: better in motion, 
 with menses, Hyper. 
 
 Supraorbital, J^IT Chap. 3, Forehead emi- 
 nences, and Headache eyes. 
 
 VITREOUS, acts especially on: BXatr. m. 
 
 Vitreous, filled with exudation : in sclero-cho- 
 roiditis anterior, IKalm. 
 
 Vitreous, fluidity : with floating opacities (cho- 
 rio-retinitis in myopic patients), BPrun. 
 
 Vitreous, glaucoma: IBrv., BCed., IColch., 
 IColoc, Crotal., I I Lac c, I lOsm., UPhos., 
 Prun., Rhus; incipient, syphilitic, I IKali iod.; 
 after iridectomy, MCalab., MPhos.; with cili- 
 ary neuralgia, BPhos. ; with severe pains, Bell., 
 BSpig.; rheumatic, with venous hyperemia, 
 Coccul.; to relieve intraocular tension, I ICalab.; 
 with dim vision, IISul.; if room w r as darkened, 
 appearances of light became more pronounced, 
 and increased with the pains towards even- 
 
 ing, until far into night, to such an extent he 
 feared he would go mad, 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Vitreous, hazy: QCinch., IKali iod.; during course 
 of choroidal troubles, 1 1 Prun.; fundus cannot 
 be seen( serous choroiditis) , BGels. ; in glaucoma, 
 Prun.; in rheumatic glaucoma, BCoccul.; from 
 infiltration (hemiopia), BAur. met.; in left, 
 BMerc iod. flav.; optic nerve discerned with 
 difficulty, hpyersemic, I IPsor.; with floating 
 opacities, BGels.; with black shreds sus- 
 pended in it (chorio-retinitis), BKali m.; ex- 
 cessive and variable amount, BKali iod. 
 
 Vitreous, hemorrhage : BLach. 
 
 Vitreous, very limited motion : on rotating eye 
 (chorio-retinitis), BKali m. 
 
 Vitreous, opacities: BBry., Merc. iod. flav., 
 
 I ISeneg.; resulting from choroidal exudations, 
 old hemorrhages, etc., BSul.; during course of 
 choroidal troubles, I I Prun.; slightly turbid, 
 with floating opacities (chorio-retinitis), 
 
 I I Phos. 
 
 6. EARS, 
 
 Auditory nerve. Ears. Eustachian tubes. Hearing. Illusions of 
 hearing. Membrana'tympani. Tympanic cavity. 
 
 AUDITORY NERVE, atrophic condition : 
 BKali ph., BPhos. 
 
 Auditory nerve, weakness of fibres, causing 
 deafness: I IMagn. p. 
 
 Auditory nerve, hypersesthesia : BAtrop. s., 
 BNux v., BSang. fiiir Hearing sensitive. 
 
 Auditory nerve, neuralgia, g^ Ears neu- 
 ralgia. 
 
 Auditory nerve, paralysis: BCaust., BGlon., 
 BHyos., BKali ph., Ver. v.; in bilious inter- 
 mittent, BPuls. 
 
 Auditory nerve, vertigo : in Meniere's dis- 
 ease, BCrotal., BColch., BSal. ac, BSil. 
 
 EARS, abscess: in external, Crotal.; in meatus, 
 Crotal.; small, in external portion of meatus, 
 Form.; retro-aural, after incision, BCalc.; in 
 left, discharging a great quantity of pus (her- 
 editary syphilis in a child), I ISyph.; retro- 
 aural, discharge of offensive pus (scrofulous 
 ulcers), BBar. m.; in right ear, I 101. jec. ; in 
 forepart of right, a sac of matter, discharging 
 when touched, BMerc. sol. 
 g^p"" aching, discharge, inflammation. 
 
 Ears, aching (otalgia) : BAct. rac, BArg. nit., 
 BArn., BBar. m., BBBell., Brach., BCalc. p., 
 Cann. i., Castor., BCepa, B BCham., I IChlorof., 
 BBDulc, Euph., -Form., BGels., BGuaiac, 
 Lac c, BMang., B BMerc, Merc, per., BMillef., 
 BNatr. s., BXux v., I I Phos., BPlant., BBPuls., 
 BSpig., BBVerbas.; with abdominal pains, 
 BCalc. p.; when bending head down, 
 worse bending head backward, Polyg. ; 
 acute, in right, every night between mid- 
 night and morning, driving her out of 
 bed (chorea), BMyg.; in angina, BBar. m.; in 
 and around, Calc. p.; confining him to bed 
 
 for four days, Psor.; great, deep in bone, 
 awakes during night, I I Vib.; worse breathing, 
 talking or laughing, Mang.; in cartilage, when 
 lying on it at night, Med.; in nasal catarrh, 
 ■Hydras.; of children, BCham.,BBDulc, BBPuls., 
 Tereb., BVerbas.; of children, especially 
 boys, BZinc. ; of children, put fingers in 
 ears, Arund.; chronic, onesided, with tooth- 
 ache, returns after every slight cold, 1 1 Sep.; 
 from cold, BDulc, BGels., BMerc, BPuls.; 
 continued, severe in right, worse from 
 stooping and exercise, better by application 
 of cold, Ars. s. r.; contracting, Spong.; with 
 cough, BCalc, BCaps.; with epidemic cough, 
 in children, BJamb.; with crampy pain, often 
 w r ith rumbling in ears, BPlat.; in dentition, 
 BCalc, BCham., BGels.; from ear to ear, BHep.; 
 w T ith cracking in ears when swallowing, I I Kali 
 m.; with erysipelatous inflammation, vesicular, 
 of external and internal ear, BRhus; after a slap 
 on ear, Calc. s.; with stitches in ears, BColch.; 
 with sharp, piercing stitches in ears, BNatr. c; 
 with pulsation in ear at night, BRhus ; after 
 eating dinner, Agar.; after overexertion, I ISil.; 
 externally, BPetrol.; violent, in right external, 
 commencing in morning, continues nearly all 
 day, Rhod.; causes fainting, I I Merc; violent, 
 during fever, Calad. ; after suppression of ague, 
 BPuls.; after scarlet fever, BPuls., better by 
 putting finger into ears, BColoc; with hot 
 forehead, BCham.; with sweat on forehead, 
 BCham.; frequent, BMerc. viv.; frequent attacks 
 of intolerable, IITell.; frostbitten, -Agar.; 
 with swelling of glands, 1 1 Kali m.; with head- 
 ache, singing in ears and vertigo, BSang.; pain 
 from side of head and facial bones, Ars. m.. 
 
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 6. EARS. 
 
 with pressing ctf gnawing in head and draw- 
 ing in teeth, 1 1 Ran. sc; in inner ear, Con.; in- 
 ternally, in cartilage of left, as if parts had been 
 bruised, Arn.; jerklike, from mouth along eus- 
 tachian tube, Zinc; with profuse lachryma- 
 tion, IStram.; with lancinating, Mar. v.; in 
 lefc, IDulc, Eryng., Iodof., Kob., ILac c, 
 Med., Merc. iod. rub., Thlaspi ; begins in left, 
 terminates in left side of chest with dry cough 
 with pain (typhoid fever), I IStram.; violent, 
 in left, while chewing, Apis ; deep in left, 
 Cochl.; deep in left, in evening, worse from 
 motion of temporal or masseter muscle, left in 
 a few minutes, and appeared just above left 
 external malleolus, worse on stepping, BLach.; 
 in left, better from boring, during menses, 
 Agar. ; in left, violent, with intermission, bet- 
 ter at ni^ht when covering head warmly, 
 I IStram.; in left, with otorrhcea, suppressed, 
 Calend.; in left, from which there is a slight 
 discharge (boy, set. 4 months), I I Psor.; first left 
 then right, 5.45 p.m., 1 1 Merc, viv.; pain pushes 
 toward left, in diphtheria, ILac c; worse in 
 left, Gamb., Sil.; in measles, IB Ant. c; in left 
 meatus, I I Tell.; in right meatus, Natr. ph.; in 
 meningitis, IGlon.; during menses, Aloe, 
 IKali c; metastasis from other parts, Mang., 
 iPuls.; from music, I IPhos. ac; in morning 
 on rising, BForm.; worse in morning, and in 
 open air, IMang.; from right, down neck on 
 turning head, ICarbo v., BIMagn. ph., Meph.; 
 neuralgic, IChel.,Sul. ac; neuralgia, after be- 
 ing in bed a short time, BSil.; neuralgia, behind 
 right ear, BCup. ac, pain commences behind 
 ear and shoots to eye, BBPrun.; neuralgia and 
 deafness, with loss of speech, from massive 
 doses of quinine, BGels.; neuralgia, with face- 
 ache, 01 Bell.; neuralgia, especially if'periodic, 
 B3Gels.; neuralgic, in middle ear, with sup- 
 puration, BZinc; neuralgic, with toothache, 
 BPlant.; neuralgic, sudden stitch extends to 
 eye, zygoma, jaw, teeth and throat, ISpig.; at 
 night, a IDulc, B Merc viv., BPuls.; worse from 
 noise, BBell.; on blowing nose, Phos.ac; worse 
 blowing nose, BCalc, Diosc; from within out- 
 ward, Carbo v.; extending to swollen parotid 
 gland and head (diphtheria), IKali bi.; with 
 pressing pain, I IMur. ac; pressing, by spells, 
 with tearing pain extorting cries, ISCham.; 
 rending, in and around, Calc p.; with rheu- 
 matic complaints, or alternating with them, 
 Calc. p.; in right, BAcon., Anag., BBell., Card, 
 m., Chin, umb., BElaps, BMerc, Merc. iod. 
 rub., BPuls., Rhod., BTell.; behind right, Arum 
 d., BCup. ac; in right, after exposure to cold, 
 with numbness or succeeded by numbness 
 (neuralgia), IKalm.; constant, deep in right, 
 BTell. ; in right, in intermittent fever, BCham.; 
 in region of right, at 8 a.m., after walking, 
 Pallad.; in right, worse lying on painful side, 
 better sipping cold water, Bir. m.; in right, 
 in night, better from external warmth, and 
 by lying on right side, BLach.; severe in right 
 (angina), BBar. m.; slight in right, deaf, into 
 temples, with external sensitiveness, "Form.; 
 in right, with tic douloureux, BColoc; in 
 right, extending into throat (sore throat), 
 BMerc. iod. fiav.; transient in right, BCaust.; 
 with screaming (ozpena), BAur. met.; intense, 
 fears he will lose his senses, Sarrac; disturbs 
 sle^p, in scarlatina, I I Sil.; spasmodic, I IGuai- 
 ac; with tearing stitches and external swell- 
 
 ing, especially with children, Zinc; sudden, 
 in left, I IPuls.; sudden, transient, in right, 
 after 1 p.m., Arg. met.; especially when swal- 
 lowing, 1 1 Dros.; in left, when swallowing, 
 Carb. s.; with tearing, Calc p.; with tearing 
 and stitching, extending to tympanum, Mang.; 
 with toothache, Ammoniac, IPlant., BBRhod.; 
 with toothache, into right, BGlon.; extends 
 into teeth, Lyss.; in right from teeth, BMang.; 
 caused by filling teeth with gold, BCic; with 
 pain in teeth and face, sharp twinging, 
 IPlant.; with throbbing digging in hollow 
 teeth, drawing, • extending to eye, IPuls.; 
 caused by throat affection, BSang.; with pain 
 in throat, BILach.; with sore throat, B BLach., 
 BMerc; left side from throat, with proso- 
 palgia, I ILith. c; with swelling of throat, 
 I IKali m.; with gray or white furred tongue, 
 IlKali m.; unbearable, loses consciousness, 
 Curar.; worse from cold washing, Bufo. 
 JE^T" pain (undefined), sharp pain, and other 
 acute sensations. 
 
 Ears, adhesions in middle: Blod. 
 $£gp sharp pain, tearing. 
 
 Ears, air : as if distending left external meatus 
 and as though roaring in ears would occur, 
 with stopped sensation, BMez.; as if air were 
 pouring in, or as if tympanum were exposed, 
 with a desire to bore with finger, Mez.; as if 
 rushing out, BChel.; when laughing, asif cold 
 air were passing out, Millef.; as if wind blew 
 into ears, Staph.; feeling of cold wind, espe- 
 cially in left, with ringing and whistlingin ears, 
 Vinca; sensation of wind rushing out, Stram.; 
 sensitive to air, B BCham.; sensitive to wind, 
 Caust., B BLach. 
 
 Ears, anaemic : BCalc, BICalc. p., ICarbo v., 
 HCinch., BflFerr., BNatr. m., BPhos., BPuls., 
 Ver. v.; livid, with sensation of cobweb in face, 
 I I Ran. sc; transparent, 1 1 Pic. ac; white, 
 I ISul.; white, in typhoid, BBell. 
 
 Ears, beating : g^°* throbbing. 
 
 Ears, bleeding: jg@f" hemorrhage. 
 
 Ears, boils : behind, BCon., BPhyt.,ISul.; blood- 
 boils, ICalc; in front, I IBry.; on left, painful 
 to touch, Spong.; in external meatus, I BMerc; 
 in right, pain when swallowing, Bov.; under, 
 BCalc. fife- eruptions. 
 
 Ears, bones : around, ache and hurt, BCalc. p.; 
 caries, with otorrhcea, I BSil.; diseased, BAsaf. 
 g^gf Chapter 3, Mastoid process and region. 
 
 Ears, boring pain : Bell., BKali iod.; in and be- 
 hind, BCup. met.; in bones, in front of right, 
 BBar. c; acute, behind left, apparently at 
 juncture of temporal, parietal and occipital 
 bones, with vomiting of food and slime when 
 pain reaches its height, BLach.; meeting- in 
 centre of brain, in syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; 
 left, Med.; behind left, BBAur. met.; behind, 
 left, with nausea and vomiting, BLach.; with 
 roaring and rumbling, particularly in left, 
 I I Merc; in otorrhoea, I I Sil.; from within out- 
 ward, deep in left (scarlatina), BMerc iod. flav.; 
 in right, Cup. ars.; in scarlatina, ICina; with 
 dryness in throat, 101. an.; throbbing, from 
 within outward, deep in left, 1 1 Merc. iod. fiav.; 
 worse walking in open air, Amm. m. ; child 
 bores into left, with fingers, when asleep, 
 causing discharge of blood and pus, ISil. 
 ggg"' piercing. 
 
 Ears, bruised pain : Arn.; as after a blow, on 
 touch, beneath and in front of right, in bone, 
 Zinc. J^* aching. 
 
6. EARS. 
 
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 Ears, burning: M&c. h., IIAgar., I lAmyl., 
 Anac. oc, llAur. met., Brom., Camph., ICaps., 
 I ICaust., IICheL, IDros., Lyss., Merc, sul., 
 INatr. m.,1 INatr. ph., iSang.,Spong., I I Zinc; 
 behind, Spong.; behind, especially at night, 
 Aur. mur.; in canals, Arund.; with red cheeks, 
 HSang.; after chill, Merc, sul.; in chlorosis 
 secundaria metastatica, 1 1 Sab.; as of glowing 
 coals in small spot, Caust.; yet cold, Bapt.; 
 deep, worse in left, DMerc. sol.; in erysipelas, 
 
 I I Apis; in evening, followed next morning 
 by vesicular eruption, Stilling.; external, Pic. 
 ac.;. external, feel cold internally, IMerc; 
 with burning in eyes, ICrot. t.; as if frozen, 
 
 I I Agar.; from rheumatic pain in head, Amm. 
 m.; with heat, IClem.; of left, Ant. c, Arum. 
 t., Pallad., IITell.; in left outer, proceeding 
 from pimple in concha, IKreo.; of upper half 
 of left, Ars. s. r.; in lobe of right, burns, 
 scratches until it bleeds, Natr. ph.; on ex- 
 ternal upper margin, Calad.; extending to 
 left nostril, Jac; in orifice of right, Spong.; 
 in pinna, more especially in right, Tromb.; 
 pressive in right, external, Lyss.; pressing, 
 burning in right concha, evening, Lyss.; in 
 side of ears, in pityriasis capitis, IMez.; on 
 small spot over right ear, sensitive to slightest 
 touch, Calc p.; as if standing near stove, 
 BMang. ; from throat,Spong.; worse walking in 
 open air, Amm. m.; with inclination to yawn, 
 Daph.; as if membrane would be forced out 
 with each beat of heart, Amyl. 
 
 figg" congestion, heat, inflammation. 
 
 Eary, as if would burst: on sneezing, IPuls. 
 
 Ears, cartilages : pain, Spong.; pain as if 
 bruised, Ruta. 
 
 Ears, catarrh: 1 1 All. sat., IBar. m., ICham., 
 Ferr. ph.; in middle ear, ITell.; in middle, 
 causes deafness, GKali s.; in inner ear, ISang.; 
 middle, purulent, both sides, Vespa. 
 g^g"* 1 discharge. 
 
 Ears, closed: ggg"" stopped. 
 
 Ears, cold: ICalc. p., IICheL, ECic, Lachn., 
 IPetrol., I I Strain., Ver. v.; with aching, 
 BCalc. p.; in traumatic delirium, BLach.; 
 with sense of a cobweb on face, 1 1 Ran. sc; 
 feeling of coldness, Menyanth.; left feels 
 cold, Tereb.; feeling, with numbness extend- 
 ing to cheeks and lips, IPlat.; feeling in preg- 
 nancy, I IMerc; feeling in a small spot in 
 meatus, Chrom. ac; during febrile heat, 
 fllpec; icy, in tertian ague, ILach.; icy, in 
 cholera, 1 1 Ver.; feeling in a small spot of 
 left meatus, Chrom. ac; one ear cold, the 
 other warm, in capillary bronchitis, pneu- 
 monia, IChel.; cold pain from ears to top of 
 head, IIMur. ac; then throbbing heat and 
 deafness, ICalc. p.; of tips, in impending 
 hydrocephaloid, BCinch. ggg 03 catarrh. 
 
 Ears, congestion: I Aur. met., ICalc, I ICamph., 
 IOp., Spong.; after typhoid, causing deafness, 
 in blonde subjects and intellectual men with 
 large heads and prominent mastoid processes, 
 
 I I Phos.; to right, Lyss.; with throbbing, 
 
 I I Phos. g@° heat, inflammation. 
 
 Ears, contractive pain : behind, worse after- 
 noon, better sitting and washing, Asar. 
 g@° cramplike, pinching, pressing. 
 
 Ears, convulsions : from extension of disease, 
 Crotal. 
 
 Ears, cracking : when chewing or swallowing, 
 ICalc, I I Menyanth., Nitr. ac; on turning 
 
 head (deafness), ICaust.; when moving jaw, 
 Aloe. J&sST' Illusion cracking. 
 
 Ears, cramplike pain : Bell., VaL; behind, 
 Murex ; external, Ang.; violent, in lobule of 
 left, into neck on boring finger into ear, Zinc; 
 in left, while walking in open air, Spong.; 
 with otalgia, IPlat. 
 
 jggg~ contractive, pinching, pressing, ten- 
 sion. 
 
 Ears, crawling: Amb., Spong.; better putting 
 fingers in, iColoc; in right, while eating, 
 Lachn.; as if something were crawling out, 
 I IPuls. 
 
 Ears, crowding sensation; Spong. 
 
 Ears, cutting : from left, into brain, Arg. met.; 
 better putting finger into ear, IColoc; ex- 
 tending into ear, IForm.; in middle ear, in 
 neuralgia, iZinc; intense, thrusting into right 
 ear, Syph. 
 Jgggp darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Ears, darting: IHep.; in left, Millef., IIPuls.; 
 when blowing nose, ICalc; _ quick, in right, 
 from without inward, pains follow each 
 other in quick succession, Med.; in right, 
 IKali iod.; sudden in right, later left, Dolich.; 
 under and back of right, Xan.; sudden acute 
 (facial neuralgia), IGels. gSH^ lancinating. 
 
 Ears, digging: Ananth.; extending to left 
 nostril, Jacar.; at night, in right, Amm. m.; 
 in right, with stitches, EGels.; as if one were 
 digging about with a blunt piece of wood, a 
 kind of scraping pressure, Ruta. 
 
 Ears, discharge (otorrhcea) : Anac, I Ant. c, 
 IArs.,IAsaf.,iAur.niet.,IIBar.m.,IBell.,Brom., 
 IBry.,ICalc, Castor., IBCaust., IGraph., IHep., 
 EHvdras., IKali s., lELyc, I IMerc, INatr. m., 
 IXi'tr.ac, IPhos., BBPsor., IPuls., BISil., IISul., 
 ITell.; irritation of brain, after suppression, 
 IPuls.;bland,nearly inoffensive mucus and pus, 
 IPuls.; bland, mucous, with dropping in poste- 
 rior nares, IHydras.; bloody, ECinch., IGraph.; 
 bloody and offensive, from right, with tearing, 
 
 I IMerc. sol.; blood and pus (eczema, intertrigo, 
 etc.), BPetrol.; brown, offensive, from right, 
 Kalis.; brown, offensive, from left, for nearly 
 four vears, IPsor.; with caries, IIAur.met., 
 BCalc, ICalcfi., Natr.m.,BBSil.; catarrhal, irrita- 
 ting, I Hydras.; catarrhal, with scrofulous in- 
 flammation of eyes, IMerc. d.; catarrhal, in 
 scrofulous children, IMerc. d.; in chlorosis, 
 IPuls.; after cold, or as a sequel to scarlet fever, 
 measles, etc., BPuls.; copious, IFluor. ac; in 
 otitis media, IPuls.; copious, with rash, BLach.; 
 curdy, BBSil.; constant, watery, curdy, ichor- 
 ous, with pain after a fresh cold, BSil.; after 
 diphtheria, IISul.; dirty, offensive, iSul.; 
 especially after exanthema, I I Menyanth.; ex- 
 coriating, ICalc. p.; fetid, Bov., "iCarbo v., 
 ICarbol. ac, ICaust., ICinch., IHvdras., 
 IILyc, Meph., BNitr. ac, I lOl.jec, llPsor., 
 
 I I Sal. ac, BBSil.; fetid, with caries of ossi- 
 cula, after scarlatina, BBAur. met.; fetid, 
 in conjunctivitis pustulosa, I ITell.; fetid, 
 corroding, thin, ISul.; fetid, with glandular 
 swelling, IBar. m. ; fetid, in meningitis, 
 ■Thuya ; fetid, like fish pickle, causing vesi- 
 cles, I ITell.; fetid, profuse, of a penetrating 
 odor, causing eruption, objects to having ears 
 washed, IISul.; fetid, profuse from right, with 
 deafness and ringing in ears (since measles 
 twenty-two years ago), IMerc; fetid, from 
 right, with deafness (chronic otorrhoea), 
 
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 6. EARS. 
 
 ■Elaps; fetid, horribly offensive, as if rotten, 
 
 ■ IPsor.; fetid, like rotten cheese, BBar. in.; 
 fetid, of four years standing, BKali s.; fetid, 
 in syphilis, BMerc; fetid, thick, dark, I I Puis.; 
 fetid, in pruritus vulvae, iCalc; filled with 
 whitish, pappy, fetid pus, or viscid discharge 
 (scrofulous), ICalc; flesh-colored fluid, Car- 
 bo v.; green, BHep.; green, odorless, 1 1 Lac 
 c; slight, leaving green spot on bed-linen, 
 ■Elaps ; with goitre, ICalc; with headache, 
 
 ■ IPsor. ; after hemicrania, I Absinth.; ichorous, 
 ICarboa., IILyc, INitr. ac, liPsor.; profuse, 
 ichorous, cadaverous smelling, lArs.; with 
 great itching, Crot. .t.; in keratitis pustulosa, 
 IISuL; from left, BFerr.; mattery, IKali s., 
 IMerc sol.; mattery, from left, lArs., BGels.; 
 thin matter, ISep.; after measles, Cact., Carbo 
 v.,IColch., Crotal.,BLyc, Menyanth. , INitr. ac, 
 
 ■ Puis., BSuL; after abuse of mercury, lAur. 
 met., HHep., INitr. ac,lSil.;moisture,BGraph., 
 IMerc; offensive moisture, Zinc; moisture 
 behind, IIGraph., IPetrol.; of bloody mucus 
 (suppuration of middle ear), IISiL; more mu- 
 cus than pus, IIKali bi.; of thick white mucus, 
 IKali m.; of yellowish, slimy mucus, IKali 
 m.; with soreness of inner nose and crusts on 
 upper lip, after abuse of mercury, IISiL; 
 periodic, after scarlatina, I IPsor., ISul.; pe- 
 riodical, every seventh day, ISul.; purulent, 
 
 ■ Alum., lAmm. c, Ananth., lArund., Asaf., 
 
 ■ Bar. m., Bor.,Bufo., BCarbo v.,BCepa,BCinch., 
 ■Graph., I IHep., IKali bi., liLyc, I IMerc, 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, BBPsor., IPuls., 1 1 Sal. ac, 
 ■Sil., ISul.; pus and blood, 1 1 Tell.; canal filled 
 with white, cheesy, bloody pus, surround- 
 ing skin scurfy, irritated, better by hot appli- 
 cation, cannot bear cold, IHep.; purulent, 
 fetid, Bov., ICist., IHep., IMerc. cor., IPsor., 
 ■Zinc; purulent, green, fetid, IMerc; puru- 
 lent, irritating, I Hydras.; purulent, from left, 
 day and night, Zinc; muco-purulent, from 
 right, glands enlarged (eczema; scrofula; 
 goitre), I ICalc; muco-purulent (suppuration 
 of middle ear), ICalc; purulent, profuse, 
 fetid, ISul.; purulent, fetid, with deafness 
 after scarlatina, 1 1 Tell. ; purulent, fetid, itch- 
 ing, IMerc; purulent, fetid, worse in left, 
 ISul.; purulent, fetid, after scarlatina or abuse 
 of mercury, I I Asaf.; purulent, profuse, I Bar.m.; 
 purulent, watery (chronic inflammation of 
 eyes,and otorrhoea after vaccination) I I Thuya ; 
 yellowish white, muco-purulent, fetid, after 
 measles twenty-two years ago, IMerc; puru- 
 lent, yellow liquid, IKali c; after scarlatina, 
 Asaf, BBar. m., BBelL, Colch., ICrotal.,Graph., 
 ■Hep., IKali bi., IILyc, IMerc, INitr. ac, 
 
 ■ IPsor., IPuls.; after scarlatina, constant offen- 
 sive, sour-smelling, stench could not be re- 
 moved by washing or syringing, I ISul.; scrofu- 
 lous, I Ant. c, BBar. m., Iod., IISiL; oozing of 
 serum behind (eczema), BOleand.; sticky, 
 
 ■ Graph.; thin, yellow, sticky, after inflam- 
 mation, BKali s.; effects of suppressed, Elaps, 
 IIPuls., BSuL, I IZinc; thick, IHydras.; thick, 
 mucous, IHydras.; thick, white, bloody, fetid, 
 from left, Eryng.; thin, I IPsor.; thin, fetid 
 (after scarlatina or abuse of mercury), 1 1 Asaf.; 
 thin, watery, cons ant, sometimes ichorous and 
 curdy, from right, after scarlatina, 1 1 Sil.; after 
 vaccination, ISiL, I ISul., BThuya; worse by 
 warmth, I IMerc viv.; watery, BCist., lElaps, 
 ■Kali s., BBSiL; watery, acrid, copious, from 
 
 left, after aching and throbbing in meatus, 
 1 1 Tell.; watery, acrid, small, occasionally 
 (ozsena), I ISyph.; watery, excoriating, ITelL; 
 watery, first left then right, I IMerc viv.; 
 watery, fetid, with deafness after scarlatina, 
 BGraph.; watery, smelling like fish pickle, 
 causing vesicles wherever it touches, I ITelL; 
 watery, purulent, with pain, I ISyph.; watery, 
 trickling, BCalc; watery, yellow, after sup- 
 pression of measles, 1 1 Puis. ; watery, trans- 
 parent, yellowish, constantly oozed from 
 meatus, which was obstructed by amberlike 
 crusts, discharge offensive, sometimes putrid, 
 generally musty smell like fish brine, pustules 
 wherever discharge touched abraded surface 
 of ear or face, Tell.; yellowish, lElaps ; bright 
 yellow, thick, very offensive from right 
 (diphtheria, chronic otorrhoea) ILyc; yellow, 
 from left in chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s.; yel- 
 lowish, chronic, profuse, fetid, worse at night, 
 IMerc viv.; yellow, from right, ByEthus.,BArs.; 
 yellow, tenacious, so that it may be drawn 
 through perforation in strings (perforated 
 tympani), IIKali bL; yellow, thick, fetid, 
 after scarlatina, IKali bi. 
 
 S^" aching, catarrh, hemorrhage, inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Ears, dragging: I IPhos., Sep.; and tearing in 
 left (otalgia), OGuaiac; in polypus auri,Anac; 
 in toothache, ICaust. B@°* drawing. 
 
 Ears, drawing: IBar. c,Berb.,ICham.; behind, 
 with stitches from within, IKali c; in bones, 
 in front of right, IBar. c; cramplike, in outer, 
 MOleand.; cramplike, especially in right, 
 Coccus ; intolerable, with a sense as of some- 
 thing stopped up in ear, worse moving jaw 
 and masticating (migraine), I IVerbas.; under 
 right lobe, as if in periosteum, to cheek 
 and lower maxilla, Arg. met.; in external, 
 ■Spig., Tarax.; in right, BCycl.,Spong.; in left, 
 I ICheL; in left, extends downward, I IVerbas.; 
 in left, rather externally, Viol. ; sensation as if 
 left would be drawn inward, I IVerbas. ; in left 
 external meatus, Bism.; in meatus, like otalgia, 
 Sil.; to neck and shoulder, INatr. m.; worse 
 at night and in change of weather, or from 
 movement after being long seated, ISiL; from 
 within outward, ICon.; pinching, behind left, 
 into lower jaw, Zinc; in right, ICaust.; in 
 right, after dinner, Ant. c; spasmodic, I IPhos. 
 ac;from right to teeth, Calad.; tensive, to 
 lobes, ICham. %g^~ dragging, rheumatic. 
 
 Ears, dry: Am., 1 1 Aur. met., ICarbo v., Colch., 
 Iodof.; or sensation of dryness, IPetrol. ; in 
 auditory canal, INux v., I IPhos.; in auditory 
 canal, in otitis media, BPuls. ; with deafness, 
 BCalc, IGraph., ILach.; with yellow earwax, 
 ICarbo v.; in typhoid fever, DSuL; in meatus, 
 BNuxv.; in meatus, at outer portion, BSiL; 
 must scratch. Cast. eq. $@T wax. 
 
 Ears, dull feeling : Chen, v., Iod. 
 
 Ears, dull pain : IDulc; at back of, with ner- 
 vousness and depression, BCrotaL; constant, in 
 left, caused by extension from inflamed ton- 
 sil, UstiL; in deafness, BCaust.; deep in right, 
 wakes during night, continues with depres- 
 sion of spirits for three days, 1 1 Tell.; in right, 
 seeming to affect jaw socket, does not know 
 whether tooth or ear aches,Xan. fi@* aching. 
 
 Ears, eruption: BBBar. c, BCalc, I ICaust., 
 BSep.; around right, IHyper.; behind, Guarsea, 
 BLyc, BMerc. viv., BSuL; behind, in scrofulous 
 
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 ophthalmia, BBar. c; behind, exudes sticky- 
 fluid, IIGraph.; white blisters on a red base, 
 on right, discharging a watery fluid, later des- 
 quamation, or pus and scabs form, Ptel.; yel- 
 low blisters around, with erysipelas of face, 
 ICamph.; burning, BCic; chafing behind (chil- 
 dren), Ars. s. f.; cracks behind, ISep.; crusty, 
 Elaps; crusts around, IILach.; crusty, burn- 
 ing, inability to lie on ears, Ananth.; har- 
 dened crusts in outer canal, 1 1 All. sat.;' spread 
 over half of head, greenish crusts, with oozing 
 of whitish thick matter, IKali bi.; behind 
 ears, simulating crusta lactea, oozing a fluid 
 and breeding vermin, MOleand.; a mass of 
 crusts and pus, on right, crusts extend behind 
 auricle to occiput, upward upon parietal bone, 
 nearly to vertex, forward to right ear and 
 over cheek upon edge of region involved 
 small vesicles filled with clear fluid, which 
 became yellow, then crusted, and pus flowed 
 from beneath crusts, I I Psor.; outer occasionally 
 covered with thick crusts, ILyc; left desqua- 
 mating a substance like powdered starch, 
 IComo.; about auricles, caused by profuse dis- 
 charge of penetrating odor, ISul.; dry, offen- 
 sive, easily bleeding, burning, begins behind, 
 pain sand cracks, better scratching, I ISul.; dry, 
 itchy, pimply behind, 1 1 Staph.; eczema be- 
 hind, IBCalc; eczema behind, accompanied 
 by abscesses affecting bones, BBPsor.; eczemat- 
 ous behind, bleeds from scratching, after diph- 
 theria, I ISul.; eczema behind, with formation 
 of thick crusts, 1 1 Tell.; eczema with thick 
 crusts and fissures, I ILyc; eczema in front, 
 tending to affect eyelids, Tereb. ; eczema 
 covers both and surrounding skin, hot and 
 itching, constant oozing of watery discharge, 
 IKali bi.;eczematous, after any severe exer- 
 tion, with swelling, Psor.; fissured, behind and 
 above, glutinous secretion, scab cracking open, 
 itching worse before a storm, IGraph. ; fissured 
 behind and on, exuding thick gluey secretion 
 which mats hair, IHep.; skin back of each 
 fissured at connection with side of head, 
 I Hydras.; furuncles in meatus, Crotal., 
 HMerc, IBPic. ac, I ISul.; granular, on 
 mucous membrane, IHydras.; herpes behind, 
 ■Graph., ISep.; herpetic, in and around, 
 
 I lOleand.; herpetic, behind, worse from heat, 
 which causes burning, Con.; herpetic, be- 
 hind and on lobes (impetigo capitis), BCaust.; 
 dry herpes with white scales, Mar. v.; 
 herpes, worse evening and in open air, 
 better in warmth, IKreo.; itching of old 
 herpes behind, IMagn. m.; resembling itch 
 behind ears in children, Arund.; on lobes, 
 Bar. c; dampness, moist, ICalc; moist be- 
 hind, in scrofulous otorrhcea, lAnt. c; moist, 
 on external, in scrofulous otorrhcea, BAnt. c; 
 moist itching, behind, IMez.; itching, fetid, 
 scratching changes place of itching, but in- 
 creases oozing, IStaph.; moist behind right, 
 ICalc; nodosities size of hempseed, painful 
 to touch, Berb.; inflamed nodules, covered 
 with a scab, painful to touch, in left concha, 
 close to entrance of meatus auditorius, tensive 
 pains, creeping as if it would gather and break, 
 Spong.; chronic, moist, fetid, behind, I lYinca; 
 oozing, behind, IMez.; oozing, external, IPsor.; 
 oozing, behind, in scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 
 I I Rhus; pimples, ICalc. p.; pimples, in front, 
 Berb.; pimples behind, itching, IPallad.; 
 
 pimple causes heat, burning, redness, swelling 
 of left outer, IKreo.; pimples behind left, 
 Calad.; pimples forming scurfs, itching when 
 getting warm in bed, IMur.ac; dark red pain- 
 ful pimple in left, ICamph.; pimple on top of 
 right, Calc s. ; a row of sore pimples on helix 
 of right, Ind.; pimples, on scalp behind, 
 sensitive to toucli, Calad.; acutely sore pim- 
 ples behind and above left, Pallad.; pimple be- 
 hind changing into ulcer, having characteris- 
 tics of sycotic ulcer of Celsus, "Ast.rub. ; pustules 
 on and behind concha, IPsor.; pustules behind 
 left, IPsor.; small, painless pustules in ear, 
 Cast, eq.; small pustules wherever pus touched, 
 better by hot application, cannot bear cold, 
 IHep.; meatus covered with small pustular 
 eruption, extending inward, 7rCarbol. ac; pus- 
 tular, after vaccination, I ISul.; rash about, 
 I Ars.; red, as if covered with scarlet rash, 
 Yespa ; scabby, with amaurosis, IPsor.; scabs 
 behind, IBar. c, IIGraph., HSil.; thin, 
 creamlike scabbing, IINatr. ph.; scab, burn- 
 ing, itching, on ear lobe, Sars.; external, 
 scabby, IPsor.; moist scab behind, with dry- 
 tetter on back of head (a child), I IPsor.; 
 scabs on tragus, IPuls.; covered with scabs, 
 ■Hydras.; cartilaginous portion dry, parch- 
 mentlike and covered with small scales, 
 ■Petrol.; scurf, I I Hyper., I IPsor.; scurf behind, 
 Aur. mur.; scurf on right, Cinnab.; humid 
 scurf, behind, I IPsor.; scurfs, humid, suppu- 
 rating, in and behind, I ILyc; scurfs, thick, 
 oozing, Bov.; small, yellow scurf on concha, 
 ■Iod.; soreness behind, spreading rapidly, ex- 
 udes offensive smelling serum, painful when 
 washed, I ISep.; soreness of whole external, 
 with abundant yellow fetid discharge r I IPsor.; 
 humid soreness behind, I IPsor.; irregular 
 spots behind, Coccul.; leprous spots, cop- 
 
 Eery, annular, IGraph.; large moist spots be- 
 ind, I IPsor.; red spots behind, Berb., Coccul.; 
 red spots, with fine blisters, behind, Tell.; 
 red spots around, burning like nettles, IChel.; 
 suppurating on and around, ICic; humid 
 tetter, with swelling of cervical glands, 
 and livid gray complexion, BKreo.; on left, 
 gathers every two weeks and discharges a yel- 
 low greenish pus (tinea capitis), llris ; tetter 
 on lobes, (Sep.; tetters on and around, extend- 
 ing into external meatus, BCist.; tetterlike 
 roughness, behind or below, I I Mar. v.; 
 small flat tubercles behind, Bar. c; small vesi- 
 cles quickly filling with a yellow lymph, pain- 
 ful, like sores, to touch, drying up after a few 
 days, behind right, Psor.; vesicular on mem- 
 brana, suppurating and perforating, ITell.; 
 vesicular, exuding a yellow watery serum, 
 ■Rhus v.; ear looked as if water-soaked (after 
 scarlatina), I ITell. J8^ boils, erysipelas; 
 also Chap. 4, Eruption. 
 
 Ears, erysipelas : _ in brokendown or hemor- 
 rhagic constitutions, ICrotaL; with itching, 
 heat, redness and blisters, Meph.; begins at 
 right, and spreads over face, BSul. 
 1$$f Chap. 4, Eruption erysipelas. 
 
 Ears, excoriated : IMerc; with profuse dis- 
 charge of serous fluid, BKali bi.; meatus, 
 xCarbol. ac; meatus, by offensive discharge 
 (otitis media), BLyc 
 
 $>§=' discharge excoriating, eruption, raw- 
 ness. 
 
 Ears, excrescences : fungous, BMerc sol. 
 
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 6. EARS. 
 
 Ears, feeling: want of, in internal meatus, 
 1 1 Mur. ac. 
 
 Ears, fissures: behind, IIGraph., IHep., BHy- 
 dras., ISuL; in eczema, intertrigo, BPetrol. 
 
 Ears, foreign body, sensation of a: llPhos.; 
 as of dirt or spongy substance, which swells 
 up, Ananth.; obstructing right, causing deaf- 
 ness, Astac. 
 
 Ears, formication : in concha, lArg. met.; in 
 left external, Arund. 
 gggp numbness, tingling. 
 
 Ears, frost bite : IIAgar., Crotal., BIPetrol. 
 J^* Chapter 46, Skin chilblains. 
 
 Ears, fulness : iEsc h., Arum d., Cann. i., ICro- 
 tal., I lEup. pur., BGlon., Lace, B Merc, sol., 
 Natr. ph.; behind ears, Therid.; with deafness 
 and cracking when blowing nose or swallow- 
 ing, IMang.; in meningitis, lArg. nit., BGlon.; 
 fulness in right, Ars. s. f., Ars. s. r., Como.; 
 in right, when eating, BNatr. c; in middle 
 right, later in left, Arum d. 
 g^° congestion, heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Ears, glands: pains into, BKali bi.; painful 
 glandular enlargement in front of tragus, 
 lllod.; inflammation of, Bell.; a lump under 
 right, with sharp pain, Samb. ; swelling under, 
 also inflammatory, IMerc 
 f$^ Chapter 9, Lower jaw glands; also 
 Chapter 31, Neck glands. 
 
 Ears, gnawing : as if something were, Led. 
 
 Ears, granulation : gig" 1 eruption, polypus. 
 
 Ears, heat: Ananth., Ang., I Ars., Astac, BBell., 
 BCalc, BCalc. p., ICham., BCic, BElaps, 1 1 Hy- 
 per., BIgn., iLyc, Lyss., Mane, BNatr. m., 
 ISpong., Zing.; alternating heat and coldness, 
 Berb.; like hot blood within, I ICalc; as if 
 hot blood rushed in, BLyc; body chilly, 
 I Aeon.; burning, after chill, Merc, sul.; burn- 
 ing, with heat in back part of head, Jatroph.; 
 burning, inside and outside, Case; burning, 
 and red, Tabac; as if a burning heat were 
 rushing out, Paris ; feel hot, yet cold to 
 touch, Bapt.; warmth of concha, BArg. met.; 
 after eating, BAsaf.; ebullitions, with palpi- 
 tation, BArg. met.; every evening, in left, 
 ■Carbo v.; a hot exhalation passes out at in- 
 tervals, BCanth.; external, BIAcon., Aloe, 
 ■Calc. p.,BCarbov.,BKali bi., BKali c, I IMerc; 
 external, of left, Am.; external, right, Bry.; 
 feverish, Iodof.; with gastric derangement and 
 acidity, IINatr. ph.; internal, Aloe, Calc. p.; 
 in left, Amyl., Cinnam., Jacar., Raph.; in left 
 outer, proceeding from a pimple in concha, 
 ■ Kreo.; of lobe, Ang., BCamph. ; of lobes, 
 peevish, whining, Alum.; at night, Alum.; of 
 one, in evenings, Alum.; in pertussis, BCaps.; 
 in right, Como., BKali c, Lyss., Samb., Tereb.; 
 in right, in evening, BNatr. s.; in right, fol- 
 lowed by headache in vertex and forehead, 
 as soon as headache gets better heat returns, 
 heat comes from within and spreads from 
 back of neck to ear and into eye and face, ac- 
 companied by constant pain in nape of neck, 
 which increases after heat and headache dis- 
 appear, Lyss.; in right, left pale and cold 
 (gastritis), BKali c; in right, as if something 
 hot were streaming out, yEthus.; with stitches 
 in temples, Calc; hot to touch, Ars. s. r. ; 
 feeling of warmth, Ant. t., Arum d. ; as if hot 
 water were running out of right, Cham. 
 g^gf 1 burning, congestion, inflammation. 
 
 Ears, heaviness : I I Glon.; during menses,Crotal. 
 congestion, fulness, pressing. 
 
 Ears, hemorrhage: BArn., 1 1 Arund., BCic, 
 B Cinch., BCrotal., Elaps, BHam., BBLach.,iOp., 
 BBPhos., BPuls.; arterial blood gushes from, 
 BElaps; during cough, Bell.; of external, 
 Bufo.; left bleeding readily, Eryng.; first left 
 then right, I I Merc, viv.j profuse, provoked by 
 slightest touch on meatus by ringer (after 
 scarlatina), 1 1 Tell. ; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, BRhus ; in place of menses, BBry., 
 BPhos.; blood oozes from, B BCrotal.; bright red, 
 from left, I I Arund.; of right, also nosebleed 
 which clears head, BHam.; surface bleeds 
 easily (eczema, intertrigo, etc.), IPetrol.; after 
 prolonged suppuration, Cinch. ; from slightest 
 touch, BHep. 
 
 g^° burning, congestion, inflammation. 
 Ears, sensation as if hollow and wide inside: 
 
 BAur. mur. 
 Ears, hypereesthesia : Val. 
 Ears, indurated : right auricle hard, Asar. 
 Ears, inflammation (otitis): BAcon., BApis, 
 Ars., Bar. c, Bar. m., BBell., IIBor., Bry., 
 BCact., Cadm. s., I BCalc, BCaps., BCaust., 
 iCham., BCon., IDulc, Elaps, BFerr. ph., 
 Gels., BBGraph., BHep., IHydras., Blod., BKali 
 bi., BKali c, BKali hyd., Kali m., BKali s., 
 BKreo., BLach., Led., BiLyc, Mang., B BMerc, 
 BMerc. d., Merc iod. rub., Mez., BNatr. m., 
 Natr. s., BNitr. ac, Phos., Phyt., BPic ac, 
 IPsor., B BPuls., Rhus, ISang., BISil., Stram., 
 BBSul., Symph., BTell., Tereb., Therid., Thuya, 
 Verbas., Ver. v., Zinc; discharge bloody, ex- 
 coriating, SRhus; catarrhal, BGels., I Uamb., 
 1 3 Merc, BI Puis.; chronic, catarrhal, with acrid 
 discharge, BNatr. m.; of submucous and sub- 
 cutaneous cellular tissue, extending to paro- 
 tid gland, which becomes swollen and tender, 
 BMerc; in children, who suddenly cry out 
 with pain while they appear listless and un- 
 observant, and where it seems doubtful 
 whether irritation is in brain or in intestinal 
 canal, iiSul.; in rickety children, with ten- 
 derness of head, BKali iod.; begins in concha, 
 extends to external meatus, 1 1 Arund.; with 
 delirium, horrid pain, swelling of internal 
 meatus, ear and adjoining parts, BPuls.; in 
 dentition, BCalc, ICham., I ! Tereb. ; chronic 
 diffuse, BFluor. ac, I I Mez.; erysipelatous, of 
 external and internal, vesicular, with otalgia, 
 IRhus; after erysipelas, 1 1 Puis.; external, 
 BFluor. ac, BMerc, Pic ac, BPuls.; complicated 
 with eruptive fevers, BBSul.; from furuncle in 
 meatus, BPicac, BBSul.; with headache. Anac; 
 internal and external, cramplike sticking and 
 as if stopped by swelling, B BMerc sol. ; inter- 
 stitial, BMerc; of labyrinth, after cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, BSil.; of left, with deafness, 
 BMerc. sol.; circumscribed or furuncular, of 
 meatus, chronic or subacute, I Pic ac; of ex- 
 ternal meatus, Chel., BKali bi. ; of left exter- 
 nal meatus, BKali bi.; of meatus, diffuse, with 
 oozing of moisture, BPetrol.; of middle ear, 
 ICham., BGels., BLyc, B BMerc. d., B BPuls.; 
 chronic otitis media, worse before menses, 
 BNatr. c; chronic otitis media, granules 
 similar to condyloma, BThuya ; chronic otitis 
 media, watery or purulent discharge, smells 
 like putrid meat, BThuya ; otitis media, with 
 profuse, thick, yellowish or yellowish- 
 green discharge, BBPuls.; otitis media, thick, 
 tenacious discharge, more mucus than pus, 
 IHydras.; in complication with meningitis, 
 
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 ■ ■Sul.; with periostitis, HCaps.; with psoric 
 patients, IPsor.; in psoric patients, with ten- 
 dency to skin eruptions, coryzas and cerebral 
 congestion, I ISuL; with external redness and 
 sensation of great soreness, IMagn. c; rheu- 
 matic, ICact., ILed.; after scarlatina, lApis ; 
 scrofulous, Iod.; commences with shooting 
 pain, I lArund.; with stitches, IMerc. cor.; 
 suppurating, with stupor, lArn.; from checked 
 sweat, ICact.; with enlarged tonsils, IMerc, 
 Tereb. J^T" aching, congestion, discharge, 
 erysipelas, heat, suppuration, swelling. 
 
 Ears, itching: IIAgar., Amb., Anac, Anac. oc, 
 IIAur. met., IBar. c, Brach., ICalc, Cup. m., 
 lElaps, Grat.,IHep.,iKalibi.,l IKreo., I ILaur., 
 I INatr. ph., IPhos.,ISil., BSep., ISul.; behind, 
 IIGraph., IINatr. m., INitr. ac; behind, par- 
 ticularly at night, Aur. mur.; behind, would 
 like to scratch them off, I ITherid.; behind, 
 scratching causes small elevations, when 
 scratched off spots feel sore, IMez.; spreads 
 over whole body, Amm, c; burning of outer, 
 in warm room, Calc. p.; in canals, Arund.; 
 with increase of cerumen, BCycl.; with heat, 
 like a furnace, in chest, Med.; in concha, BArg. 
 met.; in right concha, I IChel., MSpig. ; cor- 
 rosive, scratching until bleeding, BArg. met.; 
 in coryza, ICycl.; deep in, IPuls., Rumex ; 
 deep in, in otitis, BCaps.; intense, in eczema 
 and intertrigo, I Petrol.; of external, Calc. p., 
 ISil., ISpig., BBSul.; severe, worse in evening, 
 and lasting till midnight, preventing sleep 
 and nearly driving him crazy, IPsor.; better 
 by boring finger in ear, Bov., BColoc; child 
 can hardly be kept from boring, BPsor.; as if 
 frost-bitten, IB Agar.; with gastric derangement 
 and acidity, IINatr. ph.; in inner, Calc. p., 
 Caust.; intolerable, BElaps, BFluor. ac; in left, 
 IIAnag.,Lachn.,Med.,Sul.,l ITell.;around left, 
 at night, Ailant.; chiefly in left, Sil. ; intense 
 and deep in left, Cist.; in left, with a feeling on 
 putting finger into it, as if fleas were jumping 
 about, Zinc; in left, during menses, better 
 boring, Agar.; over left, going off when touch- 
 ing place, Illic; of right lobe, awaking him, 
 
 ■ Kali bi.; in right meatus, Natr. ph.; in exter- 
 nal meatus, with swelling and painful throb- 
 ing, BBTeil.; momentarily better from scratch- 
 ing, but followed by burning, IFluor. ac; at 
 night, IMerc iod. rub.; with otorrhcea, Crot. 
 t. ; with purulent, offensive otorrhcea, ■Merc; 
 painful, ICaps.; of right, Carbol. ac, Cinnab.; 
 in right, better from boring, Zinc; in right, 
 in evenings, Calad.; of right, inner, worse than 
 left, Diosc; soon after rising, Tromb.; not bet- 
 ter by scratching, Amm. m.; inside of ear, in 
 pityriasis capitis, BMez.; during sleep, BLyc; 
 in a small spot in upper part of both, disap- 
 pearing after scratching, Lyss.; in syphilis, 
 ■Merc; tickling, Coccus; violent, Agar., 1 1 Kali 
 c; with worms, Sabad. 
 
 Ears, jerking pain: Calc p., Val.; boring 
 in front of right, Calc. a. ; cramplike, in ex- 
 ternal, like earache, ICina ; with itching, 
 Sabad.; in left, Chrom. ac; in otalgia, BIPuls.; 
 in outer, followed by heat in inner, 1 1 Puis. ; 
 pinching within, Zinc; roaring, with sudden 
 starting of body, BCalc; sharp, as if stabbing 
 w r ith a knife, lasting nearly an hour, Vib. ; 
 sudden, in right, causing whole body to start, 
 Calc; sudden, in left, Chrom. ac. 
 fi^° twinging, twitching. 
 
 Ears, knocking : g^throbbing. 
 
 Ears, lacerating: Bell., Cadm. s., Gamb. ; ex- 
 tends to head and throat, worse by disturb- 
 ance, musical sounds, and all noises (otitis), 
 BBSul.; to lobes, ICham.; cannot be located, 
 ■Kalibi.; in meatus, is concentrated in occi- 
 put and ceases, Ast. r.; reaching to legs, must 
 lie down, Curar. 
 gggp " cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Ears, livid : g^ 3 pale. 
 
 Ears, lump: fife^ glands. 
 
 Ears, metastasis : g^^ aching, convulsions. 
 
 Ears, moisture : g^iT 1 discharge. 
 
 Ears, neuralgia: g^gfaching (otalgia), tearing 
 and other acute sensations. 
 
 Ears, nodes: coppercolored, IIGraph. 
 
 Ears, numbness: ^Carbol. ac; below, Ars. met.; 
 of bones around, IFluor. ac; in left, Tarax., 
 I I Verb.; lasting a short time, Irid. 
 ggp^ formication, tingling. 
 
 Ears, obstructed: g£gp stopped. 
 
 Ears, offensive odor: BGraph. jg^^ discharge. 
 
 Ears, otalgia: g^ aching. 
 
 Ears, otorrhcea: g^^ discharge. 
 
 Ears, pain (undefined): about ear, in eczema, in- 
 tertrigo, etc, I Petrol.; just behind, Carbol. 
 ac, BGlon.; behind, deep within head, back- 
 ward and inward to ears, Cepa ; behind left, 
 Castor.; behind left, in bone, extending to- 
 wards neck, I ILith.; just above and behind 
 tip of right, Pal lad.; behind, from neck, 
 7? Form.; behind, with drawing in muscles of 
 neck, ICalc p.; behind right , better after 
 having lain quiet for a while, and after din- 
 ner, Bapt.; behind right, running down side 
 of neck, Pic ac; beneath, extending down 
 jaw (otitis), IMerc; in front of both. and be- 
 hind left, iJiosc. ; from back of left ear to eye 
 and mouth on that side, IColoc; at base of 
 left, Arund.; below left, midway between 
 mastoid process and angle of jaw, Bapt. ; near 
 right, Dolich.; in walls of meatus, Ferr. s.; in 
 circumference of meatus, Card. m. 
 gg^ aching. 
 
 Ears, pale: ggg" anaemic. 
 
 Ears, picking : behind right, Cepa. 
 
 Ears, piercing: in inner, Con.; in mastoid pro- 
 cess, Con.; outward, as if with a sharp pointed 
 instrument, Berb.; in right, inward, INatr. s.; 
 throbbing, from within outward in right, 
 IGlon. ggg* boring, stitches. 
 
 Ears, pinching : IBell., Caust., IMerc; in ex- 
 ternal, ISpig.; first right, then left, Bell.; in 
 right, in uterine disorder, ICon. 
 g^ 00 contractive, cramplike, pressing. 
 
 Ears, as if pinned to head : Vib. 
 
 Ears, polypus: HCalc, ILach., ILyc, Petrol., 
 IPhos.; exuberant polypoid growths on mucous 
 membrane, IHydras.; polypoid excrescence 
 closes meatus near opening of right, IKali s.; 
 in middle ear (chronic otitis media), ■Thuya; 
 especially among old and middle-aged women, 
 iMar. v.; auditory canal, right occluded by 
 soft, easily bleeding polypi, polypi dropped 
 off in six days (after measles, twenty-two 
 years ago), BMerc; in external meatus, which 
 is inflamed, IMerc. sol.; orifice of left meatus 
 blocked up by polypus of raspberry cellular 
 variety, pale red in color, bleeding readily 
 when touched by probe, in detaching edge 
 from rim of meatus, much mucus issued, 
 I IThuya. 
 
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 6. EARS. 
 
 Ears, pressing : iEsc h., Berb., BCaps., Calc.p., 
 IMerc, Merc, per., Spong., Therid.; acute, 
 in inner, like otalgia, BGraph.; around, Calc. 
 p.; asunder, in right, Prun.; behind, Cadm. 
 s.; behind left, externally, Viol.; behind, with 
 nervousness and depression, BCrotal.; be- 
 low, Arum d.; in bones about, 1 1 Puis.; con- 
 strictive in bone beneath, and in front of right, 
 with dulness in forehead, Zinc; in coryza, 
 I IMerc; with every cough, as if an abscess 
 would open (pertussis), BCaps.; deep, BCaps.; 
 dull, as from a blow, in inner, on stooping, 
 Cham.; deep, extending to cheek, BMerc; as 
 if something were trying to force out, ICaust., 
 
 I BPuls.; sudden, as if forced apart by a wedge, 
 Paris; in front, BCup. m.; hot, ICaufct.; with 
 heat, Form.; as from a dull knife, interiorly 
 and superiorly, Lyss.; by jerks over left, 
 Camph.; transient, in left, Carbol ac; as if 
 one were pressing violently upon left malar 
 bone as far as ear, worse by pressure with 
 hand frequently during day, in evening 
 before going to bed, and in morning on wak- 
 ing, iVerbas.; in left external meatus, Bism.; 
 in region of orifice, I Asar.; oppression behind, 
 Therid.; in otalgia, BNux v.; as if something 
 were pressed out, BNatr. s.; as if pressed, or 
 torn out, Paris ; outward, in right, Ars. s. f., 
 Ars. s. r., Astac; outward, on swallowing, 
 
 I I Nux v.; pinching in right, shifting to right 
 side from up down, Diad.; as from a plug, in 
 otalgia, ISpig.; as from a dull point in right, 
 Lyss.; on both sides, 1 1 Form.; stinging 
 behind in afternoon, Lyss:; sudden, with a 
 violent stitch behind right, disappearing 
 gradually, Verbas.; as from swelling, extend- 
 ing from right downward, with toothache, 
 Chim.m. ; tensive, within right, worse in cold, 
 Asar.; right internal as if pressed together, 
 IDros.; towards ear, in hepatitis, IChel.; as if 
 tympanum were pressed out, I INatr. s.; from 
 ulceration, Sul. J^* aching. 
 
 Ears, pricking: IIAur. met., Brach.; before 
 discharge, I IMerc. viv.; chiefly in left, Sil. 
 JS^ stinging. 
 
 Ears, rawness: behind, IPsor.; behind, in 
 eczema or intertrigo, I Petrol.; external, IPsor. 
 j^" discharge excoriating, eruption, ex- 
 coriated. 
 
 Ears, redness: 1 1 Agar., Astac, Bapt, I ICaust., 
 Chin, s., lElaps, IGlon., IHydras., BIgn., IKali 
 bi., IKali c, Mane; in angina pectoris, lAur. 
 mur. ; auricle red, ICham.; behind ears, 
 INitr. ac; behind ears in eczema, intertrigo, 
 etc, BPetrol.; bluish red, IITell.; bright, of 
 right ear, Ind. met.; and cheek, redness and 
 burning of one, coldness and paleness of 
 other, llgn.; with children, ISul.; from con- 
 gestion, INatr. m.; of external,! Kali bi., IKali 
 c, IPsor., I IPuls., ISang.;in erysipelas, 1 1 Apis ; 
 in left outer, proceeding from a pimple on con- 
 cha,IKreo.; in right external, Bry. ; with gastric 
 derangement and acidity, I I Natr. ph.; of glands 
 below, ICist.; with congestion to head in even- 
 ing, Tromb.; inner and outer red, Calc. p.; of 
 left, Ant. c; of left, every evening, ICarbov.; 
 of lobules, 1 1 Camph.; erysipelatous, of lobes, 
 I Camph.; of meatus, ICham., I IPuls.; of meatus, 
 in debilitated cases (otitis), IPicac; meatus red 
 and narrow, I Aeon . ; of external meatus, in oti- 
 tis media, IPuls.; of one ear, in evenings, Alum. ; 
 in otalgia, HCinch.; in otitis, I IMerc; skin 
 
 back of each ear red at connection with side of 
 head, IHydras.; of right, Samb. ; of right 
 ear, in intermittent fever, ICham.; scarlet red- 
 ness of upper half of left ear, Ars. s. r. ; with 
 stupor, in pneumonia, BPhos.; all over ear 
 when touched or scratched, Ailant. 
 gigf congested, heat, inflammation. 
 
 Ears, rheumatic : affections, Clem.; pains, Cycl. 
 Ji^gp drawing. 
 
 Ears, rooting : and rolling in right, as if some- 
 thing would comeout when lying onit,Amm.m. 
 
 Ears, has to rub : Vib. 
 
 Ears, screwing pain : Bell. 
 
 Ears, sensitive : jg^° touch. 
 
 Ears, sharp pains : in and about, excited by 
 chewing, Bell.; increasing gradually to great 
 intensity, then ceasing suddenly, but soon in- 
 creasing again (otitis media), IPuls.; especially 
 left, when riding in a sharp, cold wind,l p.m., 
 Ars. i.; sudden, Merc iod. flav. 
 
 Ears, shocks : in otalgia, INux v. 
 
 Ears, shooting: lAct. rac, Calc p., ICham., 
 1 1 Hyper., IMerc, Stram., 1 1 Thuya ; in after- 
 noon, worse right, occurring frequently, 
 Tromb.; better by cold, worse by warmth, 
 worse lying on left side, I I Merc, viv.; dull, occa- 
 sionally severe, in right, better swallowing or 
 blowing nose, Tromb. ; in erysipelas, I I Apis ; 
 internal, Bell.; in left, Ascl. s., IKali bi., 
 1 1 Thuya, 1 1 Valer.; in left, with a feeling as if 
 humor were flowing from it, Sil.; occasionally 
 in left, Arum d.; from left ear through head to 
 right, worse by lying on left side, 1 1 Merc, 
 viv.; in left, to left temple, worse by lying on 
 left side, I IMerc. viv.; especially at night, pre- 
 venting sleep (otorrhoea), IPhos.; worse at 
 night, and in change of weather, or movement, 
 after being long seated, BSil.; in otalgia,! IPuls.; 
 outward, ICalc p.; in right, I I Arum d., lodof.; 
 in right, at 3 p.m., Tromb.; behind right, in 
 attacks, worse in evening, IBerb.; in right, 
 worse coming down stairs, lodof. ; in right, from 
 without in, Lyss.; over right, Arum d.; through 
 left, later in right, sharp, IliEsc. h.; in right, 
 in tonsillitis, BGels.; from teeth, ICalc, ICarbo 
 a., Sul.; up into ear, IGels. 
 
 Ears, sides : affections of left, particularly if 
 right becomes affected, generally from left to 
 right, Graph.; pains now in right, now in left, 
 Ang.; pain right, then left, after variola, 
 I ICalc ; left worse, IBor. 
 
 Ears, skin: thickened, IHydras.; thickened 
 back of each, at connection with side of head, 
 IHydras. 
 
 Ears, soreness: I ILach.; behind, BBry., 
 B BGraph., BPsor.; in eczema, intertrigo, etc, 
 BPetrol.; external, BCalc p., 1 1 Natr. ph.; ex- 
 ternal, as if bruised, could not lie on affected 
 side of head, 1 1 Vib.; in right inner, Cup. ars.; 
 in inner, BCalc. p., BMerc; left, in tonsillitis, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; cannot lie down on that side, 
 otalgia, IMang. ; of right, running into neck, 
 Bapt.; of right, Bapt.; in right, in tonsillitis, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; with ulcers in ringhole, 
 ILach., Stann.; ringhole in left sore, and 
 almost gathered, Med.; to touch of right con- 
 cha, Med.; behind, IPsor.; in left, ILac c; 
 painful, biting teeth together, Anac 
 $§^° aching. 
 
 Ears, sudden, transient, spasmodic sensation in 
 front of inner, in region of tragus, some- 
 times into auditory canal : ICham. 
 
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 Ears, sticking: Ang., MChel., I IDros., BKali 
 iod.; deep in, BPuls.; deep in right, transient, 
 but recurring often, also in left, Sarrac.; with 
 catarrh of eustachian tube, IMang.; in left, 
 I IChel.; deep in, worse in left, IMerc sol.; near 
 rim of cartilage of left, Elat. ; in front of left, ex- 
 tending into it, Stront.; in left, close to lobule, 
 Zinc; in left, then right, Aloe ; cannot be lo- 
 cated, IKali bi.; from within outward, in left, 
 Viol.; in right, in region of tympanum, Ran. 
 b.; with dryness in throat, 01. an.; between 
 left and zygomatic arch, Thuya. 
 g^ 11 stinging, stitches. 
 
 Ears, feel stiff: Lyss. 
 
 Ears, stinging: BAcon., ICaps., IMerc, Mccol.; 
 in catarrh of bladder, ECinnab. ; in coryza, 
 after mercury, B IKali iod.; extends to head 
 and throat, w r orse by disturbance, musical 
 sounds and all noises (otitis), BflSul.; in left, 
 Bor., Sul.; in left, changing to right, Bor.; 
 through left from roof of mouth, Kob.; from 
 external meatus into ear, I IKali bi.;at night, 
 BKali bi.; outward, particularly in right, 
 Astac; in right (diseased submaxillary gland), 
 IKali iod. ; with sensation of soreness in ton- 
 sils on swallowing, BBLach. g»i^ pricking. 
 
 Ears, stitches: BAlum., Ananth., BArg. nit., 
 BArn., BArs., BBell., Berb., Brom., ICalc, 
 Camph., ICaps., Carbo a., I I Carb. s., ICaust., 
 HCham., llCinch., IColch., IColoc, ICon., 
 QDros., IDulc, BFerr., IGraph., Glon., IHep., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, IKalm., IKreo., IMang., 
 Menyanth., IXatr. c, IXatr. m., IXatr. s., 
 IXuxm., IXux v., QPetrol., IPlumb., BBPuls., 
 Sep., ISil., BStaph., IISuL, 1 1 Thuya, MZinc; 
 in and about, ICon., Viol.; when awaking, 
 IForm.; behind, lArn., Carbo a., Gels., IKali 
 c; tearing, burning, boring or semilateral 
 tearing to teeth and neck, 1 1 Merc; into right, 
 going into brain, attacks left ear first, worse 
 at night, 1 1 Sep.; deep, to cheek, DMerc; dig- 
 ging, deep, in left, Spong.; from draught, 
 ICamph.; as if a thick body were being forci- 
 bly driven into ear, extending to larynx and 
 hindering swallowing, 1 1 Puis.; dull, in left, 
 Inul.;from ear to ear, DHep.; with roaring and 
 rumbling, particularly in left, I IMerc; in 
 evening or night, BAlum.; excessive, Gamb.; 
 principally in evening, Ran. b.; fine, in right, 
 outward, as if passing through tympanum, 
 Spong.; better _ putting fingers into ears, 
 BColoc; extending to forehead and temples, 
 worse in morning, in evenings in bed and on 
 entering a warm room, BXux v.; frequent, in 
 front of right, in region of tragus, BCham.; in 
 glands, Bell.; in inner, Dros.; passing inward, 
 with drowsiness and pressing in forehead, in 
 morning, Lyss.; in 1( ft, Agar., Carb. s., Form., 
 Sabad.; from left into brain, Arg. met,; in left, 
 with headache, Kali bi.; in left, in prosopal- 
 gia, I IStram.; in left, with boring toothache, 
 Calad.; long lasting, in external, going off 
 gradually, Chel.; in meatus, IDulc; from left 
 meatus outward, worse in evening, BArs.; in 
 right meatus, Cham.; in morning, IFerr.;when 
 opening mouth, B Petrol. ; in left, extending 
 into roof of mouth, side of head and right 
 neck (diphtheria), BKali bi.; from music, 
 I IPhos. ac; to neck and shoulder, IXatr. m.; 
 in inner, stitch as of an ice-cold needle, Agar.; 
 from within outward, BCalc, BCon., ISil.; 
 from within outward, with drawing behind, 
 
 IKali c; in right, paroxysmal, in rapid suc- 
 cession, iCaust.; deep, piercing, Bry.; in 
 right, Agar., Anag., Iodof., Ratan.; in and be- 
 hind right, IKalm.; in right, from without 
 in, Lyss.; in right to left, like a knife, BArg. 
 nit.; especially in right, JEthus ; sharp, light- 
 ning-like, worse going from cold air into warm 
 room, worse in damp weather, living on wet 
 ground, etc., IXatr. s.; single, behind ear, 
 I I Dig.; single, large, especially when stoop- 
 ing, HCham.; as if stabbed with knives in 
 region of ears (headache), 1 1 Thuya; after 
 stool, Carb. s.; especially stooping, ICham.; 
 subdued stitchlike pain deep in right, Vespa; 
 sudden, in deaf ear, Mang.; w T hen talking, 
 swallowing, laughing and walking, IMang.; 
 tearing, 1 1 Zinc; tearing, in left, while eating, 
 Verbas.; tearing, in front of left, downward, 
 Verbas.; frequent, persistent cutting, tearing, 
 deep in right near drum, I I Zinc; in right, to 
 teeth, 1 1 Puis.; with toothache, IISuL; with 
 boring toothache, Calend.; from throat, ICalc; 
 tothroat,Sul.; through left, I Arn., acute thrusts 
 in internal, IBell. ; towards ear from left 
 forehead, BCepa ; deep, transient, alternately 
 beneath one or the other ear, especially left, 
 Viol.; worse walking in open air, Aram, in.; 
 from ulceration, Sul. 
 g^g" 1 lancinating, sticking. 
 Ears, stopped: ICon., Selen.; as from cotton 
 ■ Led.; as from cotton or plug, Anac, I I Bry.; 
 during cough, Chel.;w T ith cough, Chel.; with 
 detonations, Xitr. ac; in left, Arg. nit.,Jacar.; 
 as if loosely stopped, or a thick mist were in 
 front, w T ith distant ringing, I ISpig.; for a few 
 moments at a time, Merc iod. rub.; open at 
 times withaloud report, BSil.jin right, Anag.; 
 temporary, of right, Lyss.; feel as if obstructed, 
 Anag., Are., Berb., Brv., I Calad., Carb. s., 
 ICarbo v., Cham., IChel., ICinch., IColch., 
 IGlon., BLach., Mane, Merc, per., INux m., 
 I IPhos., Sil., ISpig., ISul., Symph., Tabac; 
 as if closed from within, in angina syphil- 
 itica, BLach.; sensation as if external audi- 
 tory passages were closed, with crackling in 
 right ear, Coccus; feeling of obstruction, with 
 offensive discharge, BCaust.; feels stopped, with 
 intolerable drawing, worse moving jaw and 
 masticating (migraine), I I Verbas.; feel stopped 
 after eating, Millef. ; feel stopped, in facial 
 neuralgia, 1 1 Puis. ; in left, better boring with 
 finger, but immediately returning, Lachn.;as 
 if plugged with a foreign substance, BIAsar.; 
 frequently, especially when eating or blow- 
 ing nose, also on one side only, ISul.; sensa- 
 tion of gauze over ear, I IPhos.; something 
 heavy seems to lie before ears, ICarbo v.; as 
 if something lay before, on blowing nose, dis- 
 appears on swallowing, Alum.; as if something 
 lay before, particularly right, momentary re- 
 lief by external pressure, I IPhos.: as of a leaf 
 lying" before, ISul. ac; sensation as if some- 
 thing stopped first left, then right, 1 1 Ver- 
 bas.; inamenorrhcea, Symph.; at times, dur- 
 ing full moon, IGraph.; as if muffled, in right, 
 Chen, v.; when blowing nose, BCon.; as if a 
 parchment were drawn over ear on which she 
 is lying, after sleeping, Med.; with outward 
 pressure, Guaiac; when reading aloud, Ver- 
 bas.; as if right were stuffed up, IMerc; with 
 roaring, like a loud, distant sound, IIPuls.; 
 as if skin w r ere before ear, IGraph.; as of a 
 
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 skin stretched over right, worse in cold, Asar. ; 
 as if something had been stretched across, 
 Menyanth.; suddenly, Diosc.,Tell.; suddenly, 
 better by gaping or swallowing, BSil.; sud- 
 denly, of right, as if by a plug, at 2 p.m., bet- 
 ter boring with fingers, Lobel. i.; as if left 
 were filled with water, Graph. ; as though a 
 wedge were driven in, IMerc. sol. 
 
 Ears, it seemed as though she would have to 
 straighten ear out : Vib. 
 
 Ears, suppuration: behind, INitr. ac; chronic, 
 B BKali bi.; of external, ISpong.; after sup- 
 puration of internal, in typhus, BArn. ; of 
 middle ear, BCalc., B BMerc. sol., B ISil.; of mid- 
 dle, with foul discharge, BKali ph. 
 g^° aching, inflammation, swelling. * 
 
 Ears, on swallowing: cracking, HCalc; itching, 
 ISil. ; as if something moved in,BNatr. c; noise, 
 Benz. ac; obstruction momentarily better 
 after swallowing or blowing nose, Merc; 
 pain, Ailant., BParis; pain in diphtheria, 
 1 1 Apis, BBLach.; pain in right (sore throat), 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; dull pain from nares to ears, 
 lElaps; pain increased by or sent into ears 
 from throat, ILach.; violent pressure, also 
 when sneezing, Sul.; sharp shock from within 
 outward, Con., IGels., IPhyt.; shooting, worse 
 in right, IPhyt. ; shooting, cannot sit or lie, 
 must stand or walk, Gels.; stitches in diph- 
 theria, IINux v.; stitching in left, Anac; 
 stitches in nervous cases, IINux v.; short 
 stitches, IPetrol.; tearing in left, Anac. 
 
 Ears, swashing as from water: BSul. Jg^ water. 
 
 Ears, sweat behind: Act. rac 
 
 Ears, swelling: Anac. oc, ICalc, INatr. m., 
 Psor., Urt. ur.; behind, 1 1 Puis.; below and 
 behind (intermittent fever), 1 1 Cist.; behind, 
 painful to touch, ICaps.; behind, seems 
 to reach to periosteum, Benz. ac. ; burning, 
 Rhus ; half way up cheek, Cist.; deepseated 
 in otitis, BCaps.; with moist eruption behind, 
 1 1 Graph.; in erysipelas, 1 1 Apis, 1 1 Puis.; ery- 
 sipelatous, of external, Calc p., ICarbo v., 
 ■Kali bi., IMerc, IPetrol., I IPuls., ESep., 
 • IITell.; painful, of external, Anac; of 
 external, with discharge of pus, BSil.; of ex- 
 ternal, bluish red, shining and studded with 
 vesicles, exudes thin, watery fluid (after scar- 
 latina), 1 1 Tell.; of right external, Bry.; gland- 
 ular, ICalc; glandular, behind and beneath 
 left, INitr. ac; glandular, behind, in scrofu- 
 lous ophthalmia, IBar. c ; glandular, below, 
 ■Cist.; glandular, in scarlatina, BCalc, Dulc; 
 glandular, beneath, with tensive pain, IGraph.; 
 glandular, hard, size of a hazelnut, from above 
 angle of lower jaw to ear, from which pains 
 go into ear, especially on pressure, Cepa ;red, 
 on right helix, with a pimple exuding moist- 
 ure like an ulcer, painful on pressure, Spong.; 
 inflammatory, IBBell.; of inner, Calc p.; 
 ■Cist.; of inner, causes deafness, Kali m.; 
 knotty, behind, IBar. c; of left, Ant. c, Eryng., 
 I ITell.; of left, in erysipelas, Samb.; painful 
 around left, like erysipelas, BPhyt. ; in front 
 of left, painful to touch, like a boil, BCalc; 
 in left outer, proceeding from a pimple in 
 concha, BKreo.; sudden, of lobes, to twice 
 their natural size, bright red, with burning, 
 I I Puis. ; lobule of left, BRhus ; of meatus, Kali 
 bi., BBPuls.; of meatus, on both sides in ery- 
 sipelas,! I Rhus; of left external meatus, I IKali 
 bi. ; furunculoid, BPic ac; painful, diffuse, 
 
 oozing moisture, Petrol.; in middle, causing 
 deafness, BKali s.; cedematous, IflTell.; cede- 
 matous, sudden, from chill, Chlor.; orifice 
 hot, with left sided headache, Zinc; diffuse, 
 with otitis, BPuls.; painful, 1 1 Dig.; with thirst, 
 
 ■ Calc; of right, with sharp pain, Samb.; all 
 parts around feel swollen and uncomfortable, 
 ?:Form.; in urticaria, BCop. 
 
 gig? 33 congested, erysipelas, inflammation. 
 
 Ears, tearing : Calc p., Camph., BCon., BKali 
 
 c, Lachn., BMerc, Merc, per., BNux m., 
 
 ■Plumb., BBPuls., MZinc; about, Calc p., 
 
 ■ Con.; above, Camph.; alternately in other 
 parts of body, Berb., violent, in and behind, 
 Amb.; behind, Camph.; behind left, Amb., 
 ICaps.; behind left to vertex, Amm. c; be- 
 hind and beneath, 1 1 Zinc; behind right, 
 downward, Chel.; in bone, in front of left, 
 Zinc; in bones, in front of right, IBar. c; 
 bruised, as if they were being torn out, Eryng.; 
 in concha,! ICaps.; in right concha, in evening, 
 lying down, better in bed, Ant. t.; constant, 
 I IRhod.; in coryza, IIMerc; deep, to cheeks, 
 IMerc; deep, with roaring and humming, 
 IPuls. ; with discharge, after measles, IColch.; 
 drawing, in right, Zing.; in earache^ BArg. 
 nit.; at 7 p.m., Zing.; external, downward, or 
 to whole side of face, I Bell.; in right external, 
 downward, BBell.; to forehead and temples, 
 worse in morning, and evenings in bed, and 
 on entering a warm room, BNux v.: in glands, 
 Bell.; to head and throat, worse by disturb- 
 ance, musical sounds, and all noises (otitis), 
 
 ■ BSul.; internal, Chel.; internal, downward, 
 BBell.; at times with itching, in morning 
 with crawling, in evening with burning, 
 Zinc; jerklike, in front, in evening in bed, 
 ICarbo v.; in left, BAcon., Agar., Arum t., 
 Sul.; in left, downward, I IVerbas.; in left, 
 worse movingjaw, BNux m.; in left, close to lo- 
 bule, Zinc; worse in left (heart disease), 1 1 Aur. 
 met.; in meatus, Chel., 1 1 Lye; in left meatus, 
 outward, more in evening, lArs.; in middle, 
 in neuralgia, BZinc; to neck, Tarax.; occa- 
 sional, in left (hemicrania), BCham.; now in 
 one, now in other, Aph. ch.;from within out- 
 ward, Carbo v.; in right, Agar., Amb.,BCanth., 
 Lyss., Rhod.; a few inches from right, Lyss.; 
 violent in right inner, Verbas.; in right, at 
 night, Amm. m.; in right, in paroxysms, 
 Stront.; in right, becomes sensitive in even- 
 ing, I IKali iod.; in right, with toothache, 
 Niccol.; from right, into teeth, in afternoon, 
 BChel.; with roaring and rumbling, particu- 
 larly in left (otitis), I IMerc; in shocks every 
 minute, extending to temples, and followed 
 by a dulness in head as if all life had been 
 taken out, I IPuls.; worse from touch, BBCinch.; 
 from ulceration, Sul.; tendency in meatus, in 
 debilitated cases (otitis), BPic ac 
 
 g^gf** aching neuralgic. 
 
 Ears, tension: I I Apis; painful, behind , Con.; 
 painful, in catarrh of bladder, BCinnab.; 
 painful, in coryza, B BMerc; on raising face, 
 I INux v.; in left, rather externally, Viol.; be- 
 hind right, as if something stuck there and 
 pressed it forward, on stroking hair on occi- 
 put, Ars. s. f. gg^ contractive, cramplike, 
 pinching, pressing. 
 
 Ears, threadlike pain : in pertussis, BCepa ; like 
 a thick thread towards ear from deep within 
 head, ECepa. 
 
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 Ears, throat : auditory derangements depend- 
 ing on swelling of tonsils, INitr. ac. 
 $^*' swallowing. 
 
 Ears, throbbing : Amyl., IIBell., Berb., Brom., 
 ■Calc, Cann. L, Cann. s., TrCarbol. ac., 
 IGlon., BHep., BLach., IMur. ac, BNatr. m., 
 INitr. ac. ; as from a large artery behind, Ang. ; 
 with congestion of blood, Sang.; after break- 
 fast, Zinc; under, at regular intervals, often 
 only a couple of strokes, Sang. ; dull, day and 
 night, BTell.; in evening, Ind.; beating of heart 
 reverberates (meningitis), BBufo.; synchron- 
 ous with beats of heart, Benz. ac; especially 
 in left, IColoc; in left (toothache), IBar. c; 
 in left meatus, 1 1 Tell.; quick, deep in left, 
 Ars. s. r.; in syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; 
 worse at night, IBar. c; worse at night on get- 
 ting warm in bed (otitis), BMerc; from occi- 
 put to ears, BGlon.; pulsating, ICalc, BCaust., 
 Coloc, IMagn. m., IMed., INatr. m.; pulsation, 
 as of abcesses, Ananth.; annoying pulsations 
 in carotid aneurism, ILach.; pulsating in eve- 
 ning, annoying while writing, Zinc; pulsa- 
 tions of heart felt in ear, I I Rhod.; pulsation, 
 especially in left ear, IMerc. cor.; pulsation, 
 in meningitis, BGlon.; pulsating at night, 
 IKali bi.; pulsating at night, in otalgia, 
 IBPuls., IRhus ; pulsations, in otitis, ICact.; 
 pulsations, with sleeplessness, I ICact,; beat- 
 ing of pulse very distinct, causes roaring in 
 ear, Zinc; around right, to eyes, to neck, 
 Brach.; in right, I ICact.; in right, sensation 
 as of warm water flowing about it in a circle, 
 Calad.; and formication around right, Calad. ; 
 sharp, from within outward, deep in left 
 (scarlatina), Merc. iod. flav. 
 Jg@f° congestion, inflammation. 
 
 Ears, tickling : Amb., IKali bi., IPhos., Sabad.; 
 in left, ISAnag., Zinc; from middle into 
 eustachian tube, Natr. p.; with heat from 
 nape of neck up head, Lyss.; in right, eve- 
 nings, Calad.; painful after rubbing, Lyss.; 
 violent, 1 1 Kali c 
 
 Ears, tingling : Brach., Cain., Calc, "Carbol . ac, 
 Chin, s., ICinch., Con., I ILaur.,IMur. ac,Sul.; 
 after chill, Cain.; as after being frosted, 
 ■ Agar., IColch.; as if frost-bitten in upper 
 half of left, Ars. s. r. ; from ears up to top of 
 head, I IMur. ac. 
 fggiF formication, numbness. 
 
 Ears, tissues appear as if changed to mucous 
 membrane: IBKalibi. 
 
 Ears, touch: sore to, Dios.; meatus, INux v.; 
 and surrounding parts sore (eczema, inter- 
 trigo, etc.), IPetrol.; extreme sensibility, with 
 pain across frontal sinuses, least friction or 
 bending of ear or nasal cartilage causes acute 
 pain, Zinc; external hurts lying on it, and is 
 hot, BCinch.; external painful, in otalgia, 
 IMang.; left tender to pressure, Eryng. ; painful 
 sensitiveness of external, Bry., "Form. 
 
 Ears, tumors: behind, BCon.; behind, size of a 
 hazelnut, Berb.; cystic, in lobes, I INitr. ac 
 B@T swelling. 
 
 Ears, twinging : IBar. c; spasmodic, deep. in 
 left, ICrot. t:; with toothache, IPlant. 
 ggg 00 jerking. 
 
 Ears, twitching : internally in left, Cast, eq.; 
 when blowing nose or sneezing, Act. sp.; in 
 right, Agar., Rhod.; in right concha, in even- 
 ing on lying down, better in bed, Ant. t. 
 Ears, ulcers : in and around, I lOleand.; threat- 
 
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 ened, of auditory canal (otitis media), IPuls.; 
 external, Bufo.; fistulous, in front, ICalc; 
 then granulation, then polypus, great stench, 
 I ICalc; internal, ICarbov. ; large, above and 
 around, Calc. p.; large, superficial behind 
 .left, with reddish fetid discharge, Chel. ; 
 of external meatus, I ISul., Tell.; of external 
 meatus, far in and at drumhead, ISil.;.with 
 furuncles on neck and arms, IPetrol.; of ear- 
 ring hole, ILach., Stann.; small, ICalc, ILyc 
 
 Ears, ulcerative pain : Mang.; during cough, 
 Caps.; in outer, Ferr. 
 
 Ears, undulating feeling as of water: ISul. 
 
 Ears, urging : Berb. 
 irs, veins : 
 sium, I Dig. 
 
 Ears, water : as if rushing into them, Rhod.; 
 as if water were in right, appears and dis- 
 appears suddenly, Chrom. ac. J^eg^ swashing. 
 
 Ears, wax: accumulation, BCon., BICaust.; ac- 
 cumulation, with pain in liver, ICon.; accu- 
 mulation offensive, I BCaust.; accumulation 
 looking blood red, or like decayed paper, with 
 pus or mucus, I BCon.; took large ball from 
 left, Cinch, bob; small balls drop out of right 
 almost daily, Diosc; black, Elaps; dark 
 brown, from right, morning, Calc. s.; dry, 
 hard, brown, red or dark, IMur. ac; dry, in 
 left and partial deafness, ILach.; dry, peeling 
 off in scales, IMur. ac; hardened, 1 1 All. sat., 
 Elaps; hard, black, with deafness, C IPuls.; 
 increased, Agar., Ananth., Ammoniac, BHep., 
 ■Calc, Merc. iod. rub., Petrol., Polyg.; profuse 
 but dry, lElaps; fluid, Amm. m., IHep.; yel- 
 low liquid, IKali c; moist, BCham.; offensive, 
 ■Carbo v.; pale, I ILach.; scanty, Carbo v.; 
 scanty, then dryness, ICham.; discharge of 
 reddish, BPsor.; a quantity of soft, thin, and 
 many hairs, IPetrol.; meatus filled with thick, 
 I IPetrol.; thin, Petrol.; increased secretion of 
 thin, ISil.; increased in left, thinner than 
 usual, impedes hearing, Zinc; thin, runs from 
 both, IMerc. sol.; deficient, ICarbo v.; want of, 
 ■Petrol.; want of, in coryza, I lAnac; want of, 
 with deafness, ILach.; whitish, like chewed 
 paper, IILach.; yellow, with dryness of ears, 
 ICarbo v. fg^" discharge, dryness. 
 
 Ears, weather: symptoms worse in moist at- 
 mosphere, Polyg. 
 
 Ears, white : jg@* anaemic. 
 
 Ears, wind : jgggr air. 
 
 Ears, sensation as from a worm : Rhod.; about 
 an inch long, crawling in right, and as if it 
 commenced boring in anterior wall of auditory 
 canal, Med. 
 
 EUSTACHIAN , TUBES, aching: in open- 
 ing, a large lump extends towards ear, BCepa. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, affected : in otitis media, 
 
 ■ IMerc. d.; causing whizzing, roaring, crack- 
 ing, with deafness, I IPetrol. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, as if» air whistled through 
 left: Tell. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, catarrh : Eryng., Ferr. ph., 
 ■Iod., BMerc, ISang., BSil., BSul.; chronic, with 
 itching, HSil.; mucus in left, Arum d.; secre- 
 tion of glassy mucus, Hod.; causing deafness, 
 
 ■ ■Calc, Kali m., I IKali s.,-1 IPuls.; in scrofu- 
 lous subjects, Blod.; with sticking pains and 
 whizzing noises, IMang.; non-suppurating, 
 ■Natr. m. 
 
 f^T stoppage, swelling ; also Hearing deaf- 
 ness. 
 
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 Eustachian tubes, sensation as if ear and throat 
 were connected: commences in throat, can- 
 not talk right, lAmm. m. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, crawling : in pharyngeal ori- 
 fice extending to tympanum, Arg. met. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, cutting: sharp, and while 
 chewing, extends toward parotid, Arg. met. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, drawing : in right, after din- 
 ner, Ant. c. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, itching : in chronic catarrh, 
 HSil.; in pharyngeal orifice, extending to 
 tympanum, Arg. met.; compels frequent swal- 
 lowing, and disturbs rest at night, BBNux v. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, pain as from foreign body 
 
 ' lodged there : before a shower, BNux m. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, sticking : in right side, into 
 ear, Sal. ac. 
 
 Eu^achian tubes, stoppage : seem blocked up, 
 BKali bi.; closure, ILach.,BMerc.d.; obstructed, 
 BNitr. ac; occlusion, with enlarged tonsils, 
 IMerc. ; feel obstructed, IPhyt. ; stricture, 
 ILach. gig?" Catarrh ; also Hearing deafness. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, swelling : Sil. ; causes deaf- 
 ness, Kali m., I Kali s. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, tickling: in right (sore 
 throat), BCalc; pain passes up and out of 
 both ears, with a tickling, Med. 
 
 Eustachian tubes, twitching burning in region 
 of right, near throat, Cepa. 
 
 HEARING, acute (abnormally): Agar., Ang., 
 BBell., Calend., Cann. i., Carbo v., iiCinch., 
 HCoff., Coff. t., IColch., Lyss., I IMur. ac, 
 IIOp., IPhos.; with roaring (cerebrospinal 
 meningitis), ELyc; precedes deafness, BBSul.; 
 then dull, BIocL; in typhoid fever, BLyc; 
 during menses, BHyper.; with loss of sight, 
 Strain. ; with sleeplessness, clock striking and 
 cocks crowing at a distance keep her awake, 
 BlOp. ; with singular sensation of deafness 
 from one ear to the other, as if a tube went 
 through head, Med. B^p" sensitive. 
 
 Hearing, confused: BICarbo a.; listens atten- 
 tively to conversation and at the end knows 
 nothing about it, 1 1 Plat.; tones become com- 
 mingled, BB Carbo a.; after chorea, Sec 
 
 Hearing, deafness: Agnus, BAmb., BAmm. c, 
 BAnac, Ars., Asaf., BBar. m., Caps., Carbo v., 
 BBCaust., BCepa, CheL, Chlorof., iiCinch,, 
 Crotal., BCrot. t., BFluor. ac, BForm., BGels., 
 BGlon.. BBGraph., IHep., BHydras., BBHyos., 
 BKali bi., BKali br., Kreo., IILaur., BBLyc, 
 BMagn. c, Meph., BMerc, BMerc d., Mosch., 
 BMur. ac, BNatr. m., 1101. caje., BPhos., 
 I ISarrac, Spong., BStram., ISul. ac, Thuya, 
 Var., Zinc; with amblyopia, BPuls.; almost 
 complete, during acute diseases, I ILachn.; 
 worse in open air, Calc; in concussion of 
 brain, BArn.; from concussion of brain, 
 especially in region of auditory nerve, Chin, 
 sul.; brief, sudden attack, Sep.; catarrhal, 
 BAsar., Bell., BCaps.,* BCaust., BGels., BMerc, 
 BBPuls, B B Sul.; catarrhal, with marked cach- 
 exia, BSyph.; catarrhal, in scrofulous subjects, 
 BTod.; catarrhal, with pain from throat into 
 middle ear,BGels.; from cold, after cutting hair, 
 BLed., BBPuls.; after chorea, Sec; from concus- 
 sion, B BArn.; from congestion, Cact.; in coryza, 
 after changeable weather, BGels.; after sup- 
 pression of coryza, or otorrhcea, BLed.; with 
 cough, CheL; almost complete, with delirium 
 (diphtheria) , B B Bapt. ; congest! ve, after typhoid 
 in blonde subjects, or intellectual men with 
 
 large heads and prominent mastoid processes, 
 1 1 Phos.; with discharge from ear, Amm. m., 
 Bor., BCaust., BBHep., BLyc, BMerc, BBPuls.; 
 yellow green discharge, BElaps ; with profuse 
 fetid discharge from right (since measles 
 twenty-two years ago), BMerc; with purulent 
 fetid discharge (after scarlatina), I I Tell.; with 
 yellow,watery discharge, BElaps ; with dryness, 
 BCalc., ILach.; with fulnessand cracking when 
 blowing nose or swallowing, BMang.; after eat- 
 ing, B2SuL; with inflammation of left, BMerc. 
 sol.; eustachian, with chronic disease of larynx, 
 BMang.; eustachian, catarrhal, B BCalc, BKali s., 
 BBPuls.; eustachian, catarrhal, in scrofulous sub- 
 jects, fllod. ; eustachian, with noises, BBPetrol. ; 
 eustachian, from swellingof tube andtym panic 
 cavity, Kali m. ; worse in evening, Ananth.; 
 particularly after acute exanthema, BCarb. v.; 
 caused by exanthemata suppressed by cold, 
 IPhos. ac; in catarrhal fever, BEuph.; after 
 suppression of intermittent by quinine, BCalc; 
 in febris nervosa stupida, Melil.; in tvphus, 
 BApis, iArg. nit., BArs., B BBell., BChlor., Dig., 
 BNitr. ac, BNitr. sp. d., INuxm.; after typhus, 
 BArn.; in yellow fever, BVer.; with swelling 
 of glands, Kalim.; with headache, Bar. m., 
 IStram.; better bending head back, Fluor, ac; 
 with congestion to head, BCinch.; from rheu- 
 matic pain in head, Amm. m.; preceded by 
 oversensitiveness of hearing, BBSul.; with 
 hepatic disorder, BChel.; in acute hydrocepha- 
 lus, 1 1 Hell. ; increasing in typhus, BAgar.; 
 gradually increasing, MSyph.; increasing 
 after arthritic affection of head, 1 1 Rhod . ; in 
 influenza, BGels.; in left, Arg. nit., Cinch, 
 bol., 1101. jec, 1 1 Puis., BBSul., Thlaspi ; 
 catarrhal, in left, BAH. sat.; in left, with 
 buzzing in head (apoplexy), 1 1 Aeon.; in left, 
 on shaking head, singing and roaring, BBCalc; 
 in left, with otorrhcea, I IPhos.; in lyssa, 
 BLyss.; with dry, external meatus, IGraph.; 
 after suppressed measles, BBPuls., BSuL; in 
 melancholy, after mortification, Blgn.; in 
 meningitis, EGlon. ; in meningitis infantum, 
 sequel, BArn. ; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 BCic, BHydr. ac; during menses, BCalc; in 
 mental derangement, Strain.; after abuse of 
 mercury, BCarbo v., BNitr. ac; momentary, 
 produced by sudden sound on tympanum, 
 Polyg.; on moving quickly, with faintness, 
 Ver. v.; with loss of speech, from massive 
 doses of quinine, BGels.; nervous, Mosch., 
 BPetroL, BPlat., Sal. ac, BSiL, Tabac ; nervous, 
 with marked cachexia, BSyph.; nervous, after 
 typhoid, BPhos. ac; from paralyzed auditory 
 nerve, BCaust,, BGlon., BHyos., BKali ph., Ver. 
 v.; .from weakness of auditory nerve fibres, 
 IIMagn. p.; at night (intermittent), BCed. ; 
 with noise in head, ICoca ; better when in a 
 noise, BBGraph.; with noises in ears, Bor., BPe- 
 troL, BPsor., BSal. ac; with noise in ear, disap- 
 pearing on blowing nose and coughing, BSiL; 
 preceded by subjective noises, BPetroL; buzz 
 ing noises, *Cact. ; with buzzing in left, like a 
 swarm of bees, BCoff.; with hissing and hum- 
 ming, 1 1 Sul.; follows loud sounds and hum- 
 ming, BSep.; with ringing and roaring, BAur. 
 mur.; with ringing, which went off when at 
 rest, but reappeared when she moved, BNux 
 v.; with ringing, in erysipelas, 1 1 Rhus ; with 
 roaring, BChen. a., B BPhos. ac; with roaring, 
 singing, and other noises, BNux v.; withthun- 
 
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 derous roaring, 1 1 Tell.; with rumbling in 
 left, BElaps; with rushing, isochronous with 
 pulse, I B Puis.; with rushing, as of water, 
 ■Cocc.; of both ears, with very little noise, 
 had to use a trumpet, Med.; with crackingon 
 blowing nose, Kali m.; worse after blowing 
 nose, IISul.; in old people, ICic, IMerc. d., 
 IPetrol.; after otitis, IMerc.; complicating 
 motor palsy, MPlumb.; with paralysis, ISil.; 
 paralytic, in old people, or in arthritic sub- 
 jects, IPetrol.; partial, or transitory, BMed.; 
 partial, with dry wax in left ear, ILach.; 
 periodical, ISpig.; in typhoid pneumonia, 
 Lachn.; progressive, IPetrol.; rheumatism, 
 with humming, consequent upon a chill, 
 IPetrol.; with rheumatism, IFluor. ac; better 
 riding in a carriage or train, IIGraph., lINitr. 
 ac, IIPuls.; in right, lArn., ICalc, IKali s., 
 ■Led.; in right, catarrhal, I ISul.; in right, as 
 if a leaflet w 7 ere lying before tympanum, Ant. 
 c; in right, for seven or eight months, I INatr. 
 c; in right, passes off by noon, IHam.; after 
 scarlatina, DCrotal., BGraph., IHep., BLach., 
 IILyc, IPuls., IISul. ; in multiple sclerosis, 
 IPhos.; in scrofulous subjects, ICalc, Hod., 
 ISul.; singular sensation of deafness fiom one 
 ear to the other, as if a tube went through 
 head, while yet there is an overacuteness of 
 hearing, Med.; after painful sensitiveness of 
 hearing, ICon.; in those addicted to sexual ex- 
 cess or drunkenness, IPetrol.; with sopor, in 
 scarlatina, IPhos.; with lossof speech produced 
 by massive doses of quinine, IGels.; as if 
 stopped, ILach., IMang., IMerc d., INatr. c, 
 INitr. ac, IIPuls., Ver.; stopped, as if some- 
 thing lay in front of membrana tympani, 
 ICalc ; stopped, as if something were lying be- 
 fore ear, IMagn. m.; stopped, as if a skin were 
 drawn over, Bell.; asif stupe fled, especially after 
 apoplexy, IHyos.; with stupefaction, dizziness 
 and vacancy in head, Kreo.; sudden, painless, 
 at night, with constant roaring and cracking 
 in ears, lElaps; sudden, of right, after taking 
 cold, lElaps; sudden, IPlumb.; sudden, after 
 a faint, ISil.; sudden, with roaring and hum- 
 ming, Niccol. ; sudden, temporary, IGels.; 
 better by sweating, Calc; from swellings 
 (measles), IKali m.; syphilitic,IKreo., INitr. 
 ac; from hereditary syphilis, I I Lac c; in 
 left, in a subject treate'd with large doses of 
 mercury for syphilis, IPetrol.; with caries of 
 left molars (chronic otitis media), INatr. c; 
 caused by throat affections, ISang.; with 
 enlarged tonsils, IKali bi., IMerc, "iNitr.ac 
 IStaph.; transient, caused by swelling of ton- 
 sils and glands of the throat,extending into ears 
 (bronchial catarrh), 1 1 Med.; from swelling of 
 tympanitic cavity with watery condition of 
 tongue, I INatr. m.; with vertigo, IChin.s., ICic, 
 Coloc, Colch., Crotal., ISal. ac, ISil.; with 
 vertigo, after heavy food, mostly^ after fat, 
 ISinap.; with vertigo, w T hen stooping, IMerc. 
 cor.; with vertigo, in typhoid, ICic; with 
 blurred vision, IGlon.; alternating with ab- 
 normal vision, Cadm. s.; especially to human 
 voice, UPhos., Rhus, Sil., IISul.; voice sounds 
 unnatural, especially in right ear, Tereb.; 
 when walking, Chin, s.; better in a warm 
 room and w r orse in cold, damp weather, IPuls. ; 
 worse from washing and changing linen, 
 better by electricity, I ISil.; caused by water 
 filling ears, Oil of Verbas. ; from hardening of 
 
 earwax, ICon., Selen.; with hard black 
 cerumen, IIPuls.; worse in damp weather, 
 with tinnitus, Ananth.; especially for words, 
 Bufo.; for several years, I IRhod. 
 g@T impaired, 
 
 Hearing, impaired: I IBov., ICycl., lElaps, 
 IFerr., Symph., ITell.; in alcoholism, IKali 
 br.; with cold sensation in abdomen, lAmb.; 
 decreased, with hallucination, IHyos.; defi- 
 cient, in Meniere's disease, ISal. ac; difficult, 
 I I Aur. met., Bar. c, ICalc p., ICaust., iECup. 
 m.jIForm., llPhos.^Sabad.; difficult, as if ears 
 closed, as if something had fallen before ear, 
 Verbas.; difficult, with " increased humming 
 before ears, IDros.; difficult, with roaring in 
 ears, ISal. ac; difficult, after overexertion, 
 I ISil.; difficult, in typhus, Cup. m.; difficult, in 
 left ear, Bor.; difficult, before menses, IKreo.; 
 during menses, Kreo.; human voices heard 
 with difficulty, IFluor.ac; difficult, especially 
 of human voice, also after typhus, with cold 
 extremities, IPhos.; difficult, especially of 
 human voice and during full moon, ISil.; di- 
 minished, Tell.; diminished, from roaring in 
 head, ISil.; diminished, in left, Asar., ICalc; 
 diminished, with frequent pain in head and 
 toothache, I IPetrol.;rapiddiminution,l IPhos.; 
 disturbed, when given in large doses for rheu- 
 matism, 7rSal. ac. ; dull, Agar., Amm. c, 
 BCepa, Iber., Polyg. ; dull, after severe acute 
 disease, IPhos. ac; dull, with buzzing, lElaps ; 
 dull, as if cotton were in ear, or something 
 lying before right, ICycl.; dull, after diph- 
 theria, UPhyt.; dull, after burning in ear, 
 ICaps.; dull, better evenings, Merc. iod. rub.; 
 dull, with swelling and catarrh of eustachian 
 tubes and tympanitic cavity, ISil.; dull, 
 especially to distant sounds, from mental or 
 bodily exhaustion, IPhos.. ac; dull, worse 
 getting feet w T et, IDulc; dull, in catarrhal 
 fever, IDulc; dull, in typhus, Arg. nit., 
 IBapt.; dull, better by blowing nose, w T orse 
 during cold and rainy weather, IMang.; dull, 
 in rheumatism, IKali c; dull, worse right side, 
 Ast. r.; dull, must be spoken to loudly, Iodof.; 
 caused by roaring and humming in ears, 
 worse stooping, ICroc; dull, better getting 
 warm by walking, IMerc iod. rub.; from con- 
 tinued grief, overexertion, sexual excesses, or 
 drain on system, or remaining after typhoid 
 or typhus, IPhos. ac;in hydrocephalus acutus, 
 IDig.; indistinct, Amm. c, Chlorof.; indistinct, 
 misunderstands, Bo v.; lessening, Anac; ob- 
 tuse, IDulc; weak, IBCarbo a.; at times w r eak, 
 at times acute, lAnac fi^T* deafness. 
 
 Hearing, impression of sounds last heard con- 
 tinue for a long time : 1 1 Ptel. 
 
 Hearing, reverberation (re-echo): IBar. c, 
 ILach.. UPhos.; sounds, Cadm. s., ICaust., 
 IKali br., Phos. ac; sounds re-echo in head, 
 and make her shudder, Sec; of loud sounds, 
 for a long time, Rhod.; of one's speech, Nitr. 
 ac; of steps, HCaust.; of every word and step, 
 IGraph.; strong, iNux v.; sounds vibrate, in 
 pregnancy, Merc: of own voice, IPhos.; of 
 words, I ICaust., ISars.; of w r ords and sounds, 
 especially music, IPhos.; own words sound 
 very loud (pregnancy), ICaust. 
 Jg^ 31 Chapter 3, Head reverberates. 
 
 Hearing, sensitive to noises and sounds:! I Aeon., 
 Apis, lArs., IIBell., Bry.,Bufo., Chloral.. BCic, 
 Cinch, bol., BCinch., ICoccul,, ICoff., Crotal., 
 
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 IFerr., Ferr. ph., IGels., Ilgn., Hod., Hpec, 
 IKali c, 1 1 Kali ph., IILach., ILachn., Lact. 
 ac, ILyc, Magn. c, 1 1 Med., 1 1 Mur. ac, INatr. c, 
 INux m., IINux v., IIOp., I IPtel., Sec, iSep., 
 ISil., MStann., ITherid., BBZinc; causes anx- 
 iety, I ISil.; cannot bear to hear others eat 
 apples, hawk or blow their noses, Lyss.; church 
 bells ringing makes him anxious and causes 
 a sharp salty taste, with stitches in throat, 
 Lyss.; brain sensitive, Con.; brain sensitive 
 to loud or shrill noises (megrim ; toothache), 
 ICalc; brain sensitive, especially to male voices, 
 Bar. c. ; during chill, Caps.; during day, Zing.; 
 rumpling paper, fall of a doorlatch, etc. 
 (diarrhoea), BBor.; in puerperal convulsions, 
 IBell., IPhos.; noises or shock shorten attack 
 of convulsions, iHell.; of crowded street 
 causes faintness, Asaf.; annoys and fatigues 
 her, BMed.; in intermittent fever, ICaps.; 
 headache, ICoff.; aggravates headache, IBell., 
 I ISep., ISil.; in excruciating nervous headache 
 during menses, IKali ph.; in neuralgic head- 
 ache, iSpig.; fear of, on account of sensitiveness 
 of head, Con.; with difficult hearing, Zinc; in 
 spasmodic labor pains, Act. rac; in left ear, 
 with buzzing, lAur. mur.; scratching of linen 
 or silk is insupportable, HAsar.; morbidly 
 sensitive to sounds, with symptoms akin to 
 early stages of meningitis, I I Atrop. s. ; in amen- 
 orrhea, I IXan.; in dysmenorrhea, I IXan.; 
 in morning, BFluor. ac; cannot endure music, 
 HAcon., ICham., ICoff., ILyc, BNatr. c, 
 I INux v., I IPhos. ac, ISep.; cannot bear music 
 during menses, BNatr. c; music has a shrill 
 sound, ICoff.; musical sounds and noises set 
 her in a tremor (hysteria), 1 1 Aloe; music 
 makes her weep, IGraph.; worse from music, 
 Viol.; better from music, IBAur. met.; noise ex- 
 cites nausea, BCoccul.; to noise (supraorbital 
 neuralgia), 1 1 Chin. s. ; crackling of a newspa- 
 per drives him to despair, Ferr.; noise causes 
 palpitation, Agar. ; painful, Amm. c, Am., 
 BCoff., Seneg., ISil., BSpig.; painful, noise 
 startles, deafness follows, ICon.; painful, 
 especially sudden sounds, ESang.; noise excites 
 seasickness, BCoccul. ; every shrill sound 
 and reverberation penetrates her whole body, 
 especially teeth, makes vertigo worse and 
 causes nausea, ITherid.; cannot bear to 
 hear others sing, Lyss.; hears every little 
 noise in sleep, 1 1 Alum.; on going to sleep, 
 BCalc; frightens from sleep, Apis; slightest 
 startles him from sleep, in typhus, BCalad.; 
 especially when wanting to sleep, BCalad.; 
 with general sensation of soreness, 1 1 Magn. 
 m.; causes starting, 03 Aeon., Ant. c, 1 1 Bell., 
 ICon., Lyss., Sabad., MStram.; noise in 
 left causes her to start with fright, Millef.; 
 dreads sudden noise, BCoccul.; in sunstroke, 
 BVer. v.; to talking, Agar., Amm. c, Cact., 
 ■Coccul., BCoff., I ICon., Ilgn., B I Zinc; disturbs 
 temper, BColch.; causes trembling, in inter- 
 mittent, BCoccul.; intolerance of human 
 voice, IKali c, Mur. ac; to walking of per- 
 sons over heavy carpet, ILachn.; running 
 water aggravates dysentery and nervous head- 
 ache, and causes return of convulsions, BLyss.; 
 worse from least noise, IBell, ITherid. 
 gggf 1 Chapter 1, Fear starting ; also Chapter 
 36, Starting. 
 Hearing, heard everything while seemingly in 
 profound sleep, could not speak : Eup. perf. 
 
 Hearing, vanishing: with intoxication, ordrunk- 
 enness of previous day, worse after dinner, 
 and in sun, B INux v.; with vertigo IINux v. 
 
 Hearing, listening produces vomiting (head- 
 ache) : Diad. 
 
 ILLUSIONS OP HEARING: (undefined) 
 "Atrop. s., Carbo v., ICoff., Crotal., Elaps, 
 Eup. pur., Merc, IStram., ISul. 
 
 Illusion, boiling : like water, Cann. i., IDig.; 
 like oil, Thuya. 
 
 Illusion, bubble bursting: INatr. c. 
 
 Illusion, buzzing : Amm.c, BIArg. nit., IBar. c, 
 ICalc, BCamph., Cann. i., Warhol, ac, I Carbo 
 v., Castor., ICaust., Cepa, IlChin. s., Chlorof., 
 ICon., BDulc, IEup. perf., IForm., IHam., 
 Hydr. ac, IHyos., Illic, Hod., IMagn. c, 
 Merc, BNatr. m., Nitr. ac, BNux m., BNux v., 
 BOp., Plumb., Sabina ; in apoplexy, BBNux v.; 
 on awaking (after heat of intermittent), BArs.; 
 like a bee, IIKhod.;in left, like a swarm of 
 bees, with deafness, BCoff.; in Bright's disease, 
 BArs.; with chill, BGlon.; constant, BPhos., 
 lElaps; in deafness, Amm., QKreo., IPsor.; 
 after eating dinner, Agar. ; in intermittent, 
 lArs.; in puerperal fever, 1 1 Act. rac; with 
 headache, Diosc; from rush of blood to head, 
 Ferr. ph.; with piercing in head, ISul.;in palpi- 
 tation, lArg. met.; in hysteria, lAur. met.; in 
 left, with sensitiveness, lAur. mur.; with 
 lameness of legs, worse in morning, Sil.; as if 
 a fly were enclosed, lElaps; in meningitis 
 infantum, sequel, I Arn.; worse at night, and 
 when still, BIDulc; with obstruction of nose, 
 BLach.; in otitis, ICact.;as if outside, 1 1 Alum.; 
 in right ear, Lyss., I ISul.; in right, with neu- 
 ralgia, Sul. ac; in right, cannot sleep at night, 
 lEuphor.; worse in right, IMur. ac; after 
 stool, BCalc. p.; in sunstroke, BVer. v.; worse 
 swallowing, Rhod.; with sweat, intermittent, 
 BBArs.; with vertigo, Bell., IlChin. s., ICic, 
 IGlon.; with vertigo in typhoid, ICic; in 
 veta, I Coca ; with inability to work, read or 
 think (ozsena), INatr. m. 
 
 Illusion, chirping : Bry., BCaust. 
 
 Illusion, clucking : IBar. c, Cadm. s., lElaps, 
 IGraph. 
 
 Illusion, sure he hears people in conversation, 
 but on carefully watching finds that sounds 
 have reference to arterial pulsation, but where 
 cannot discover : Med. 
 
 Illusion, cracking: IGraph., BLach., BBPetrol.; 
 with deafness, BPsor.; with deafness caused 
 by affection of eustachian tubes, BBPetrol.; 
 after eating breakfast, Zinc; when eating in 
 evening, IGraph.; in left, with headache, 
 BForm.; on moving jaw, only in morning, 
 while lying in bed, IGraph. ; in left, IComo., 
 BForm.; loud, during night, BMur. ac; when 
 blowing nose, BHep.; painful, when masti- 
 cating, BNatr. m.; now and then, in right 
 (conjunctivitis and leucoma), BKali c; when 
 sneezing, BBar. c,BGraph. ; when swallowing 
 or walking fast, BBar. c; when swallowing, 
 with earache, I IKali m. Jg^* crackling. 
 
 Illusion, crackling : IBar. c, lElaps; like 
 winding a watch, in left, Amb.; like burning 
 of birch bark, very much worse upon swal- 
 lowing, I IEup. pur.; worse in left, Bor., 
 Coccus ; in right, with sensation as if ex- 
 ternal auditory passage were closed, Coccus.; 
 on swallowing, I lElaps; on swallowing, or 
 chewing, Alum. $$r cracking. 
 
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 Illusion, a crash : as from breaking a pane of 
 glass, on falling asleep, Zinc. 
 
 Illusion, creaking : as from a wooden screw, at 
 each attempt to swallow, Agar.; in left, when 
 swallowing saliva, Thuya. 
 
 Illusion, croaking: when walking, Mang. 
 
 Illusion, dancing: I IStram. 
 
 Illusion, detonations : fi^* reports. 
 
 Illusion, the sound is double when whistling, 
 or when two persons whistle thirds, Med. 
 
 Illusion, drumming: ICup. ac, IDros., ILach.; 
 distant, in ear on which he lies, in morning, 
 disappears on rising, ICup. m.; dull, in left, 
 as if over subterranean vault, Bor. 
 
 Illusion, as if he heard with ears not his own : 
 Psor. 
 
 Illusion, sounds seem far off: Cepa, 1 1 Lac c; as 
 if tones came from another world, BICarbo a. 
 
 Illusion, noise as of the breaking of a finger 
 nail at every step in walking : Con. 
 
 Illusion, flapping : as of wings, Jacar. 
 
 Illusion, fluttering : Berb.; before left, as from 
 a large bird, Ant. t.; in right, Magn. c. 
 
 Illusion, as if a battery of guns were discharged 
 at night: Spong. 
 
 Illusion, noise in left, as if coming from the 
 heart: every evening while reading, some- 
 times falling asleep, better during sleep, 
 IGlon. ; pulsating sound, Spong. 
 
 Illusion, has the sounds of hell constantly in 
 ears: I I Plumb. 
 
 Illusion, sound like blowing a horn after crack- 
 ing in head, IKalm. 
 
 Illusion, hissing: ICalc, IGraph., INux v.; in 
 deafness, IDig., IDros., I ISul.; when passing 
 hand over ear, when talking, or forcing inspir- 
 ing through nose, Mar. v.; synchronous with 
 beats of heart, Benz. ac; seemingly in mas- 
 toid cells, Med.; with nervous affections, Yal. 
 
 Illusion, humming : lAcori., Alum., Amm. c, 
 Anac, IBell., Bry., ICanth., -Carbol. ac, 
 ICaust., Chin, s., HCinch., ICon., ICycl., 
 Daph., IDros., IFerr., IGraph., Jalap., 
 IILvc, IMur. ac, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, INux 
 v., IOp., I IPhos., Khod., Sec, Yer. v.; better 
 in open air, worse on entering room, lArs.; 
 in locomotor ataxia, lArg. nit.; as of bees, 
 in left, Cinch, bob; with congestion, Sang.; 
 with deafness, IPsor., I ISul.; followed by 
 deafness, ISep.; with rheumatic deafness, con- 
 sequent upon a chill, IPetrol.; on moving 
 head or body, IPuls.; causing impairment of 
 hearing, worse stooping, ICroc; in hysteria, 
 lAur. met.; in left, Kob.; on lying down, 
 Cepa; after meningitis infantum, I Arm; be- 
 fore menses, IKreo.; in right, Amm. m.; like 
 a sea chill, Tereb.; in valvular heart disease, 
 I IChel.; inveta, ICoca. 
 J^iP* Chapter 3, Head humming. 
 
 Illusion, sudden sounds as of a far-off land- 
 slide : Cinch, bol. 
 
 Illusion, sounds seem to come from left side 
 when they really come from right: INatr. c 
 
 Illusion, loud sounds, followed by deafness : 
 ISep. 
 
 Illusion, murmuring : IBell.; after sleep, Act.sp. 
 
 Illusion, hears music : ICann. i., Sal. ac, 
 I IStram.; with frightful delirium, I I Plumb.; 
 as though a melody were ground upon an 
 organ in head and after a few turns were 
 snapped off, IMerc sol. 
 
 Chapter 1, Delusion hearing. 
 
 Illusion, noises undefined : J^g* tinnitus. 
 
 Illusion, piping : worse in left, Bor. 
 
 Illusion, rain : sounds as of a gentle, worse to- 
 wards evening, Rhod.; noise as of, in vertigo, 
 Corf. t. 
 
 Illusion, reports: Ast. r., IBar. c, BCalc, Eup. 
 pur., Staph.; as of a cannon in right, ICincn. 
 bob; as of a cannon in right, with discharge of 
 a few drops of blood, Mosch.; in right, when 
 swallowing, ICic; as of distant artillery, in 
 afternoon and evening (pertussis), IBadiag.; 
 in right, like distant thunder, Plat. 
 
 Illusion, ringing: 1 1 Aeon., Agnus, Ant. c, 
 lArs., Atrop. s., IBar. c.,1 IBell., Bry., HCact, 
 ICalc, ICamph., Cann. i., Cann. s., ICanth., 
 Carb. s., ICarbo v., ICham., Chlorof., ICon., 
 Cornus, ICycl., Euph., IFerr., IFluor. ac, 
 ■Form., IGlon., IGraph., IHam., IHell., 
 ■Ipec, IIKali c, I I Led., BMagn. c, Merc, 
 INatr. m., INux m., INux v., I IPhos., IPlat., 
 Polyg., IPsor., Ptel., IPuls., Rhod., Rumex, 
 ISil., ISul., IIYer., Viol., Zinc; in angina, 
 ■Dig.; in anthrax, I lAnthrac; as of bells, 
 Aurant., BClem., 1 1 Led., INatr. s., I IPetrol.; 
 constant clear belllike sound, IPetrol.; sound 
 as of large bells, Alum.; noise as of little bells, 
 Arund.; as of bells, in left, Cinch, bob; as of 
 bells, in spinal irritation, IChin. s. ; noise 
 like that following tolling of a bell, inter- 
 rupted by cracking sound, 1 1 Rhod.; like bells 
 whistling, or running of trains, first left, then 
 right,worse by lying onright side, 1 1 Mercviv.; 
 during chill, Chin.; and roaring, after coitus, 
 IDig.; confused, in left, Eryng. ; worse as day 
 advances, so that he can scarcely hear in eve- 
 ning, after catching cold, 1 1 Rhod.; with deaf- 
 ness, lAur. mur., HChen. a., BPsor.; with 
 deafness, in erysipelas, 1 1 Rhus ; constant, 
 disagreeable, BFluor. ac; distant, with sensa- 
 tion as if ear were stopped, I ISpig.; dull, 
 Spong.; after dinner and late in evening, 
 Cinnab.; better after dinner and from wine, 
 worse from coffee, Arg. nit.; before epileptic at- 
 tack, BBHyos.; in right, after using eyes (hy- 
 pe rsemia of retina), I IPuls.; in typhoid, 
 BCoccul.; fine, in right, when blowing nose, 
 squeaking as if air were forced through 
 mucus, Mar. v.; with pain in forehead and 
 eyes, Cact.; with headache, Diosc; with head- 
 ache in temples, BBCinch.; after arthritic 
 affection of head, with deafness, 1 1 Rhod.; 
 and roaring till he falls asleep (after a blow 
 on head), BNatr. m. ; with congestion to head, 
 BSang.; on moving head, Staph.; in nervous 
 headache, BNaja ; with stitches in one side of 
 head, generally in one temple or in back 
 part, BPuls.; hearing, hardness, with buzz- 
 ing; in heart disease, BDig.; in hemicrania, 
 IChin. a.; in post-partum hemorrhage, 
 BCham.; in left, Coccus, BGamb., Myr. cer., 
 BNux v., I I Paris, Stann.; in left, when walk- 
 ing, IChel.; worse in left, Bor., BBChin. s.; 
 low, with headache, Coca; in meningitis, 
 BArg. nit., BGlon.; before menses, BFerr.; 
 during menses, IBFerr., Yer.; in menorrhagia, 
 IFerr. s.; with nervous affections, Yal.; when 
 blowing nose, BCarbo a.; with palpitation, 
 BPhos. ; with paralysis, ISil.; with pain in 
 rectum during stool, ILyc; went off when at 
 rest, but reappeared when she moved, INux 
 v.; in right, I^Esc. h., Brom., I lOsm., Spong.; 
 with dull headache, Erig.; in right, at night, 
 
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 7. EARS. 
 
 Zinc; particularly in right, IFerr., Xan.; 
 followed by sleep, Illic; caused by suffocating 
 weight in stomach after eating (catarrhal 
 ophthalmia), I ISul.; with toothache (gas- 
 tritis), 3 CoccuL; in vertigo, jCoff.t.; with slight 
 vertigo, also pressure about head, Myr. cer. ; 
 with feeling of cold wind, especially in left 
 ear, Vinca. 
 Illusion, roaring: BAcon., Agnus, Alum., Anac, 
 Ant. c, Ant. t., IBell., Berb., Bry., Cain., 
 ICamph., ICanth., ICaust., Cepa, Chlorof., 
 HCinch., IColch., ICon., ICycl., Daph., 
 IDros., BElaps, Euphor., IFerr. iod., IGels., 
 ■Graph., IHell., Iber., 1 1 Kali c, ILaur., 
 B ILyc., Merc, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, BNux v., 
 ■Op., IIPuls., IIRhod., ISil., ISul., Therid.; 
 in afternoon, lAmb.; better in open air, 
 ■Cic, Puis.; as if something alive were in 
 them (chronic headache i, I ISil.; in catar- 
 act, Sec; in cerebral congestion, BAur. met., 
 Ferr. ph., BOp., ISul., BVer. v.; after chill, 
 Cain.; in cholera, fourth day, BPhos. ac; after 
 taking cold in a draught of air and becoming 
 heated, BKali c; in flatulent colic, ILyc; 
 constant, IPetrol.; with coryza, 1 1 Aeon.; worse 
 as day advances, so that he can scarcely hear, 
 in evening, after catching cold, HRhbd.; in 
 deafness, Ammoniac, lAur. mur., INux v., 
 ■ IPhos. ac; with deafness caused by affec- 
 tion of eustachian tubes, I IPetrol.; with sud- 
 den deafness, Niccol.; after eating, ICinnab.; 
 begins in evening, lasts through night and 
 disturbs sleep, I Coccus ; with fainting spells 
 (diabetes), 1 1 Uran. n.; with inclination to fall, 
 ■Calc; in typhoid, ICoccul., ILyc; constant, 
 with pressing stitching pain in forehead ex- 
 tending over whole head,particularly in vertex 
 and occiput, with heaviness and confusion of 
 head (rheumatism), ILyc; frequent, during 
 day, Calad.; after arthritic affection of head 
 (dysecoia), I ! Rhod.; with congestion to head in 
 young people, ^Graph.; with difficult hear- 
 ing, ISal. ac; causing impairment of hearing, 
 worse when stooping, ICroc; with heaviness 
 of head, I IPhos.; in hemicrania, ■Chen, a.; 
 for an hour in right, w T orse lying on left side, 
 better lying on right, with headache, I IPhos.; 
 like water pouring over a dam, Bry.; in hys- 
 teria, ■Lye, Coccus, BNux v.; in left, as after 
 severe cold, Cepa ; in left, with caries of left 
 molar teeth (chronic otitis media), BNatr. c; 
 in left, on rising in afternoon, Lact. ac; w r orse 
 in left, Bor. ; especially in left, BColoc; as 
 from machinery, BHydras.; after suppression 
 of measles, ISul.; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, ■Hydr. ac; during menses, ■Petrol.; at 
 time for return of menses (climaxis), I I Calab. ; 
 with mental confusion, Bapt.; with nausea, 
 ■Calc; nervous, I Kali ph.; at night, Euphor., 
 ■Graph.; at night, synchronous with pulse, 
 ■Kali br.; with pain in right, in paroxysms, 
 Stront. ; with palpitation, Iber.; in parox- 
 ysms, with headache as if brain w T ere com- 
 pressed, mostly in forehead, IStaph.; with 
 each paroxysm of pain, BArs.; in pertussis, 
 ■Caust.; pulsating, Merc; pulsating, in ear 
 upon which she lies, Spong. ; in right^ Amm. 
 m.; in right, like the sea, at each inspira- 
 tion, BBar. c; thunderous, with deafness, 
 I I Tell. ; in left, like distant tornado, Asar.; 
 with vertigo, IBell., Carbo v., BOp., BPsor.: 
 with vertigo, on rising, B BPhos.; violent, Zinc; 
 
 with bilious vomiting, ICrotal. ; as from rush- 
 ing water, BiCham.; as of wind, BBPetrol.; as 
 of distant storm of wind,BChel.; with inability 
 to work, read or think (ozeena), BNatr. m. 
 JSgg" 3 Chap. 3, Head roaring. 
 
 Illusion, rolling: BGraph., BPlat. 
 
 Illusion, rumbling : BPlat.; with otalgia, BPlat; 
 like noise of cars or striking of clocks, Chlorof.; 
 in left, as of thunder, with impairment of 
 hearing, BElaps. 
 
 Illusion, rushing: BArn., Coloc, BGels.,BGraph., 
 IHyos., BLach., Lil.tig., BBLyc, Mang.,Viol.; 
 in hysteria, Aur. met.; before menses, Bor.; 
 during menses, IKreo.; isochronous with 
 pulse, with deafness, BBPuls. 
 
 Illusion, rustling : as of straw, w T hen jaws are 
 moved, Carbo v.; like distant rustling, Brom. 
 
 Illusion, shrieking noise when blowing nose : 
 Stahn. 
 
 Illusion, shrill sound: singing like a bell ring- 
 ing out of tune, Petrol.; on blowing nose, 
 Phos. ac. 
 
 Illusion, simmering : better resting head on 
 table, Ferr. 
 
 Illusion, singing: Act. rac, IIArg. met., 
 MCact., BCalc, Calc. s., BCamph., BCaust., 
 Chlorof., Chlor., BCon., BFluor. ac, BHyos., 
 1 1 Kali c, 1 1 Kali iod., Sec; on awaking (after 
 heat of intermittent), BArs.; with cracking 
 sound in left, Eryng. ; with deafness, BNux v., 
 IPsor.;with debility, EBCinch.; with drowsi- 
 ness, Calc. p.; with earache, BSang.; in 
 intermittent fever, BArs.; with giddiness, 
 BStram. ; better resting head on table, Ferr.; 
 and snapping in left, Lact. ac; after menses, 
 ■Cinch., BFerr.; during menses, BPetroL; 
 nervous people, BCoff.; periodical, during 
 dreamy spells, ceasing when coming to him- 
 self, Cann. i.; in right, Asar., Calc. p., BNatr. 
 c; in right, when walking in open air, Lachn.; 
 like a tea kettle, BLach.; like a tea kettle, 
 in left (pruritus vulvae), I ITarant.; with 
 vertigo, BCamph., BSang.; as from boiling 
 water, BBLyc. 
 
 Illusion, smacking, as if opened and closed 
 while it contained a thick paste : Bor. 
 
 Illusion, snapping: BHep.; after every eructa- 
 tion, as if air penetrated eustachian tube, 
 BGraph.; on turning head (deafness), ICaust.; 
 corresponds to pulsations of temporal artery, 
 Ars. s. r.; as of sparks from an electric ma- 
 chine, BCalc. 
 
 Illusion, squeaking : Eup. pur. 
 
 Illusion, surging : Sarrac ; in right, worse from 
 excitement, or moving, I I Sul. 
 
 Illusion, sensation as of striking of a clock : 
 Tereb. 
 
 Illusion, thundering : BCalc, BGraph., BLach. 
 
 Illusion, ticking as of a distant watch: BCinch. 
 
 Illusion, tinkling: BCaust., Hippoz.; on moving 
 head or body, BPuls. 
 
 Illusion, tinnitus: BBelL, Bism., BCaust, Ced., 
 Cepa, BCinch., B Coccus, Blod., I I Kali br., 
 Lac c, Merc sol., BNatr. s., BPhos., Plat., 
 BPlumb., BPuls.; from catarrh of inner ear, 
 BHydras.; with deafness, Bor., BPetrol., BSal. 
 ac;with deafness, disappearing on blowing 
 nose and coughing, ISil.; in menstrual epi- 
 lepsy, I Ced.; in hectic fever, I I Phos.; in yellow 
 fever, ■Sul.; with headache, after a cold 
 drink, IKali c; caused by rush of blood to 
 head, BArn.; in dilated heart, BTabac. ; depen- 
 
7. NOSE. 
 
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 dent upon hyperemia, ISal. ac; in Meniere's 
 disease, 1 1 Kami., ISal. ac; with tumult of 
 ideas, Camph.; from nervous exhaustion, 
 IKali ph.; in the night, Lyss.; continuous dur- 
 ing night, Zinc.; worse " in right, IIRhod.; 
 when sitting up, synchronous with heart- 
 beats, BNux v.; when blowing nose or swal- 
 lowing, ICalc; in whooping cough, ICepa ; 
 with injection of vessels along handle of mal- 
 leus, ''"Chin. s. 
 
 Illusion, twittering: Calad. 
 
 Illusion, sound as the blowing of a trumpet in 
 left, at night: TrCinch. bol. 
 
 Illusion, with vertigo : Eup. pur. 
 
 Illusion, hears voices : I IPhos., IStram.; con- 
 fused, worse swallowing, or walking in open 
 air, Benz. ac; of absent persons, at night 
 ICham. JEST* Chapter 1, Delusion hearing. 
 
 Illusion, "water : as if dropping from a height 
 into a long, narrow vessel, while lying down, 
 Natr. ph.; like running, Cact.; like rush- 
 ing, Ast. r., 1 1 Petrol.; like rushing of, with 
 deafness, ICoccul.; like rushing, after 4 p.m., 
 IPuls.; like rushing in left, Lyss.; as of mur- 
 muring, with tearing pains at night, BPetrol. ; 
 like a waterfall, Therid. 
 
 Illusion, whirring like a mill : BNux v. 
 
 Illusion, whispering : g@~ Chapter 1, Delu- 
 sion hearing. 
 
 Illusion, whistling: Alum., Curar., Elaps, 
 BNux v.; in afternoon, lAmb.; in right, at 
 night, Cinch, bol. ; with feeling of cold wind, 
 especially in left ear, Vinca. 
 
 Illusion, whizzing : ICaust., I Cup. ac, IHep., 
 I IKali c, 1 1 Led., DILyc, Mang., IMur. ac, 
 ISal.; with deafness caused by affection of 
 eustachian tubes, IMang., I IPetrol.; dull, 
 Zinc ; as from insects, ILach.; in left, Arg. 
 nit.; in right, IMagn. c, Zinc 
 
 Illusions, wind : sound of, after 4 p.m., IPuls.; 
 rushing, as from a strong wind or as from 
 wings of a bird, Mosch.; noises as from a 
 storm, I I Led. 
 
 MEMBRANA TYMPANI, adhesions : 
 ■Graph., Hod.; after scarlet fever, IKali iod. 
 
 Tympani, bulging: IHydras. 
 
 Tympani, burning : in region of, Ang. 
 
 Tympani, calcareous deposits : ICalc. fl. 
 
 Tympani, congested : IFerr. ph.; distended 
 capillaries on right, IGraph.; in mastoid 
 periostitis, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Tympani depressed: Qarbo a., Carbo v.; after 
 scarlet fever, IKali iod. 
 
 Tympani, dry: Carbo a., Carbo v., IPhos. 
 
 Tympani, inflamed : jJgg^Ears inflammation. 
 
 Tympani, jumping of tensor tympani : sound- 
 ing like a leather-covered metal valve, Agar. 
 
 Tympani, opaque : Carbo a., Carbo v., Graph. 
 
 Tympani, perforation: IHydras., 1 1 Kali bi., 
 IKali ph., MSul.; air passing through when 
 snuffing or belching, ITell.; hissing sound, 
 ■Sil.; cavity filled with thick yellow pus(otitis), 
 ICaps.; in scrofula, ICalc; threatened, in otitis 
 media, BBMerc, IPuls. jggT 5 ulceration. 
 
 Tvmpani, phlyctenulse (to prevent ulcera- 
 tion) : IPuls., ITell. 
 
 Tympani, quickly pressing with a blunt in- 
 strument, at intervals as if some one were : 
 Carb. s. 
 
 Tympani, purplish : IHydras. 
 
 Tympani, stitches : and tearing as if a nail 
 'were thrust through, Berb.; as from sting of 
 an insect, Berb. 
 
 Tympani, sudden sounds producing momen- 
 tary cessation of hearing : Polyg. 
 
 Tympani, thickened: IGraph.; of an opaque 
 whiteness, slightly convex only by inflation, 
 it is impossible to recognize bloodvessels (after 
 suppressed eruption on head) , 1 1 Mez. 
 
 Tympani, thin, transparent : IGraph. 
 
 Tympani, ulceration: ICalc, IIMerc. d., 
 IIMerc. sol., IPsor., ISil.; with foul discharge, 
 IKali ph.; indolent, Hod.; with sharp stitches, 
 ■Kali bi. J^sT* perforation. 
 
 Tympani, right whiter than left : I IPhos. 
 
 Tympani, appear covered with white coating 
 (after scarlatina) : IGraph. 
 
 TYMPANIC CAVITY, catarrh : Sil.; non- 
 suppurating, IjSatr. m. 
 
 Tympanic cavity, fluttering : Agar. 
 
 Tympanic cavity, rattling : Agar. 
 
 Tympanic cavity, swelling: Sil.; causes deaf- 
 nes, Kali m.; causes deafness, with watery 
 condition of tongue, I INatr. m. 
 
 Tympanic cavity, twitching : Agar. 
 
 . T. NOSE. 
 
 Coryza. Nose. Smell. 
 
 CORYZA, (undefined): lAcon., I lAilant., 
 All. sat., IBArnb., I lAmmoniac, BAmru. m., 
 Anac, BAnac or., Ant. sul. aur., 1 1 Apis, 
 ■Apoc, lArg. nit., BArs., BArs. iod., BArs. 
 met., BAsar., Aspar., B Aur. met., BAur. mur., 
 Bar. c, BBell., BBenz. ac, BBerb., BCact,, 
 ■Calc, BCaps., 7rCarbo a., BCarbol.ac, BCarbo 
 v., Cast, eq., BBCean., BCina., MCinch. bol., 
 BCinnab., llClem., Coccus, BColch., Con., 
 BCycl.. Eucal, BFerr., Ferr. iod., fiFerr. ph., 
 BGels.,' BGraph., BHydras., BJab., BKali c, 
 ■Kali iod., IKali m., ILach., IMagn. m., 
 ■Merc, Merc. iod. rub., IMez., BNatr. c, 
 ■Natr.m., INitr. ac, IINux v.,Osm., IPetrol., 
 
 I IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPuls., I IBumexyl (Sang., 
 MSinap., ISpong., BStaph., I ISticta, IISul., 
 Thuya. Jggg~ fluent. 
 Coryza, acrid (excoriating) : Apis, NArum t., 
 ■Brom., BCalc, Ced., BCepa, BFerr., Gels., 
 ■Hydras., Hippoz., BKali iod., IBLyc, BMagn. 
 m., BBMerc, BMerc. iod. flav., "BBNux v., 
 BPhyt., BSil.; burning, watery, from right 
 nostril, BKali bi.; with every fresh cold, BSil.; 
 repeated attacks from least cold, after much 
 mercury, B BKali iod.; in whooping cough, 
 ■ Cepa ; during day, profuse (hay catarrh), 
 I ISticta; in diphtheria, BArum t.; in in- 
 flammation of eyes, BCon.; fluent, BArs., 
 
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 7. NOSE. 
 
 BiAruint., BMur. ac, Cact.; fluent, in open air, 
 Calc. s.; fluent, causes biting and stinging, 
 Ars. met.; fluent, in diphtheria, IMur. ac; 
 fluent, dropping from tip of nose, ICepa ; 
 fluid, with hoarseness, BNitr. ac.; fluent, ex- 
 coriating nose and lip, BKali bi.; fluent, with 
 red, swollen nose, IKali iod.; fluent, excori- 
 ates nostrils and upper lip, ILac c; fluent, 
 with copious watering of right eye, ISang.; 
 fluent, mucous, I ISinap.; fluent, makes inner 
 nose sore and bloody (chronic), ISil.; fluent, 
 in ophthalmia, BGraph.; profuse, watery, 
 Merc, sol.; hot, I Rhus ; hot, fluent, in solar 
 neuralgia, I IStann.; profuse, hot, causing raw- 
 ness and soreness of cheeks, borders of nose 
 and upper lip (hay catarrh), I ISticta ; in influ- 
 enza, BArs., BCaust. ; keratitis, BCalc.; with lach- 
 rymation and irritation of eyelids, I ISinap.; 
 from left, BBCepa; corroding lip, BBAmm. m.; 
 from right nostril, producing soreness of lips 
 and side of face, I ISang.; making lip sore, 
 in polypus, BLyc; corroding upper lip, 
 BCepa, BLyc, BMagn. m.; having odor of 
 old cheese, IBMerc sol.; in morning, BSquil- 
 la ; corrodes nostrils and lips, BLach.; with 
 hot and inflamed state of right side of nose, 
 1 1 Merc. iod. rub.; nostrils painful, as if sore, 
 ISquilla; corrodes nose and upper lip, in 
 scarlatina, BPhyt.; soreness and ulceration 
 of nostrils, BSul.; red, burning nostrils, upper 
 lip swollen, Phell.; rawness in nostrils, Ailant.; 
 sore, sensitive nostrils, BZinc; profuse, worse 
 in warm room (pertussis), BCepa ; profuse, 
 after scrofula, QCham.; profuse, thin, watery, 
 
 I ISinap.; thin pus, excoriating parts, BMur. 
 ac; purulent, causing vesication of sur- 
 rounding parts (scarlet fever), Mur. ac; 
 purulent, with sorenostrils,BUran.n.; scanty, 
 BSinap.; scanty, making skin red, Sinap.; 
 scanty, mucous, causing burning of septum, 
 BKali bi.; in scarlatina, BBArum t., BCalc; 
 sensation of acrid water, with many small 
 burning pimples under septum, IINatr. m.; 
 with sneezing, BSil. Jgii** burning ; also 
 Nose burning, heat, soreness. 
 
 Coryza, air: from least contact of cold, BDulc, 
 Nitr. ac; from cold or warm, BBMerc; worse 
 in cold and open, BGraph.; from least draught, 
 BElaps; worse from least draught or change of 
 clothing, BNatr. c; in open air, stopped up 
 indoors,,Iod., Plat., Puis., BSul., Thuya; bet- 
 ter in open air, BAcon., BCepa, BBNux v., 
 B Puis.; worse in open air, with irritation to 
 cough, BCoff. Jgiir* chill, weather, wind. 
 
 Coryza, albuminous : jgigp* clear, glairy, 
 glassy. 
 
 Coryza, alternates : at one time acrid fluid, 
 again dry and stiff as parchment, BSul.; dry 
 and fluent, Apis, IIMagn. m., BNatr. m., 
 
 I I Paris, BPhos., BflPuls., BSul. ac. 
 Coryza, after spells of asthma : 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 gigr hay fever. 
 Coryza, bloody: Act. sp., BIAilant., Ars. h., 
 Asar., Aur. mur. nat., Bell., Clem., BCoccul., 
 BCon., BCroc, BFerr., BFerr. ph., BGraph., 
 BHep., Hippoz., Ind. met., BKali bi., BKali c, 
 BKali perm., BKaol., BLach., BMang., BMerc, 
 BMerc iod. rub., BflNitr. ac, BNux v., I IParis, 
 BPhos., MPsor., IIPuls., Sarrac, BSul.; when 
 blowing, I ICalad., Carbol. ac, BSul.; blown 
 frequently from nose, in ozaena, BAmm. c. ; 
 thick blood in mucus on blowing, in morning, 
 
 Chel.; when coughing (pertussis), B Caps.; dark, 
 in chronic nasal catarrh, BAgar.; in dropsy, 
 BAur. mur.; fetid, in ozeena, BGraph.; fetid, 
 thick, white (.scarlatina), BApis; ininfluenza, 
 BArs.; from left nostril, after a bath, Calc. s.; 
 in morning, Arum t.; in ozsena, BHydras.; 
 purulent, I ILach.; purulent, as from bursting 
 abscess, seems to come from frontal cavities 
 (ozsena syphilitica), BLach.; purulent, sev- 
 eral times daily, I ILac c; decomposed, green- 
 ish-red blood, BBKaliiod. 
 JS^sT" Nose bleeding. 
 
 Coryza, bluish : in children, 1 1 Amm. m.; pieces 
 of hardened mucus flow, after which mucous 
 membrane feels raw, BNatr. a. 
 
 Coryza, breathing : every inhalation seems to 
 bring cold air in contact with brain, Act. rac 
 B^* chest. 
 
 Coryza, burning: BCepa, BSul.; in influenza, 
 BIArs., BCaust.; hot, Iod.; from right, BArs.; 
 like hot water, Ars. m. ; as if a stream of scald- 
 ing water rushed through left, BGels.; water 
 runs from nose, worse stooping, BAmm. c 
 g^ 33 acrid, heat ; also Nose burning. 
 
 Coryza, chest: with burning in, BZinc; with 
 oppression, in bronchial catarrh, BCalc; op- 
 pressed, with wheezing after, BCarbo v.; com- 
 mencing with feeling as if red pepper were 
 throughout nostrils and air passages, followed 
 by distressing cough (influenza), Seneg.; raw- 
 ness, in hay asthma, BCarbo v.; tightness, 
 BBNux v. f^T breathing. 
 
 Coryza, in children: BDulc; of newborn, 
 BPuls.; with snuffles, BBNux v., BBSamb. 
 
 Coryza, with chills, or chilliness : BAcon., BArs., 
 Calc p., BBMerc, BSpong., BSul.; after chilli- 
 ness, BCepa; in cold, open air, Aloe; from 
 being chilled while overheated and perspir- 
 ing, BBArs. Jg^° air, fever, weather, wind. 
 
 Coryza, chronic : BCalc, Can th.,Colch., BCycl., 
 BSil., Spig.; in bronchial asthma, BCalc; form- 
 ing hardened yellow pieces of mucus, with 
 follicular enlargement of mucous membrane 
 of pharynx, BKali bi. ; with dulness of head, 
 particularly in morning, BCalc; in left side, 
 DBerb.; worse only in morning (incipient tu- 
 berculosis), IITuberc; with swelling of mu- 
 cous membrane, BSil.; in scrofulous ophthal- 
 mia, BApis ; with polypus, BMar. v.; with loss 
 of smell, BSang.; with loss of taste and smell, 
 BSul. 
 jggi^ Nose catarrh, ozaena. 
 
 Coryza, clear : Ced.; white discharge, so profuse 
 that it was -necessary to lay a towel under 
 nose, BNatr. m. jpgp" albuminous, white. 
 
 Coryza, colic : after a cold, BBVer. ; ceases when 
 colic sets in (in children), BCalc" 
 
 Coryza, with obstinate constipation : BPsor. 
 
 Coryza, constant: $z^ x ' chronic. 
 
 Coryza, with cough: Amm. c, Anac, Badiag., 
 Calad., Calc, BCepa, Cham., BColch., Cub., 
 BEuph.,Graph., Kali bi., Lye, Natr.m., Rumex, 
 Sars., Seneg., Sil., Squilla, BSul.; croupy, 
 BSpong.; dry, hacking, BCham.; epidemic in 
 children, B Jamb.; and expectoration in morn- 
 ing, Euph.; violent, Kali m. 
 
 Coryza, with croup : BAcon., BArs., Cub., BHep., 
 BNitr. ac, BSpong.; after sudden disappear- 
 ance, I ISamb. 
 
 Coryza, diarrhoea : after coryza, I ISang., Selen.; 
 followed by, and relieves, with cough, 
 I ISang.; worse at night, BSang. 
 
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 Coryza, mucus discharged with difficulty : 
 IPhyt. &ir glutinous, tenacious; also 
 Nose stoppage. 
 
 Coryza, in diphtheria : Amm. c.,IArs.,IIArum 
 t., BCarbol. ac, Chlor., Crotal., Ilgn., BBKali 
 hi., IKali perm., ILac c, ILach., BLyc, Merc, 
 cor., BMerc cy., Merc, iod flav.,Mur.ac, B BNitr. 
 ac; discharge of a skinny substance when 
 sneezing, BLach.; mucous discharge, after, 
 I ISul. J&gg~ acrid, throat. 
 
 Coryza, with dizziness : Bov. 
 
 Coryza, dry : 1 1 Aeon., 1 1 Agar., All. sat., Ant. 
 c, lArs., Asar., Ascl. t., Aspar., Bov., ICact., 
 BCamph., BCarbo a., BBCaust., Cepa, Chel., 
 HCinch., Coral., Dig., I Ilgn., Ipec, IKali c, 
 I IKali m., Lact. ac, BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, 
 IINuxv., 1101. jec, 1 1 Op., 1 1 Paris, UPhos., 
 I IPsor., Ratan., Sabina, USamb., ISil., ISpig;., 
 ISpong., ilSticta, ISul., Uran. n. ; in open air, 
 BNux v.; becoming fluent in open air, Blod., 
 Plat., Puis., Thuya; awaking one at night, 
 IMagn. c ; chronic, lAnac; all day, with pain 
 in back, especially while sitting, IZinc; mu- 
 cus would dry like white of egg, needed to be 
 forcibly removed (chronic catarrh), I IPsor.; 
 in evening, white mucus during day, Act.rac; 
 of infants, I INux v., ISSamb. ; especially of 
 left nostril, IAnac,ISep.; in morning, fluent in 
 evening, Apis ; better during motion, worse 
 during rest, renewed by slightest exposure, 
 worse in cold air,BDulc; during night, Amm.c, 
 Niccol., IINuxv.; with nosebleed, IPuls.; one- 
 sided, with soreness, redness, and swelling of 
 nostril , Stann. : suddenly dries up, with violent 
 pain in forehead, ILach.; with dryness of 
 throat, INitr. ac. ; unpleasant, mouth'open at 
 night, ICact.; with loss of voice, or hoarse- 
 ness, IKali c; worse in wet, cold weather, 
 IMang. g^ST" Nose scabs, stopped. 
 
 Coryza, ears : roaring, 1 1 Aeon.; roaring, with 
 closure of eustachian tube, IGels.; tendency 
 to roaring, in otitis, I ISul. 
 
 Coryza, takes cold easily : ggr* air, weather, 
 wind. 
 
 Coryza, after eating dinner: IINux v.; worse 
 while at dinner, Tromb. 
 
 Coryza, epidemic : jj^g"* influenza. 
 
 Coryza, excoriating : jg®* acrid. 
 
 Coryza, worse in evening ; Apis, ICepa, Chlor., 
 I IKali c, IRumex, Therid., Tromb., IZinc. 
 ggg* night. 
 
 Coryza, eyes : affected, Euph.; red, Ars. met.; 
 red, with lachrymation, BPhyt,; after burning 
 and watering of* right eye, which is painful to 
 touch, Sang.; sore, ISul. ac; with catarrhal 
 inflammation, Ilgn.; with inflammation of 
 right eye, ICinnab.; with keratitis, Sal.; with 
 scrofulous ophthalmia, I I Sep.; with lachry- 
 mation, lAnac, ICarbo a., BBCepa, Chlor., 
 lEuph., IINuxv., IPhyt, 1 1 Ran. sc, ISang., 
 ISpig., IVerbas. $1^ Chap. 5, Lachrymation 
 catarrhal, cough. 
 
 Coryza, with heat in face : Ars. m. 
 
 Corvza, feeling as if corvza would appear: 
 Ars. s. r.,ICham. ; Cinch, bol., Pallad., IPhyt.; 
 on rising, better in evening, Ars. m. 
 
 Coryza, fetid (offensive) : I Agar., Ananth., Ant. 
 sul. aur., Arund., Asaf., Asim., IBAur. met., 
 BAur. mur., Aur. mur. nat., IBar. c, Berb., 
 ICalc, IBCarbol. ac, Cop., BElaps, BGraph., 
 BBHep., Blod., BKali bi., I IKali c, Kali iod., 
 Kreos., BLach., BLyc.,Magn. m., Merc, BNatr. 
 
 c, BNitr. ac, Petrol., BPuls., Rhus, Sarrac, 
 ESil., Stram.,BSul.,Tell., BTherid.;acrid,8Lach., 
 IMerc c; mucous, BHep.; as in old catarrh, 
 ■ BPuls.; profuse, from overwork at desk, 
 I Agar.; in diphtheria, BCarbol. ac, BLach., 
 IMerc. c, BMerc iod. flav.; empyreumatic 
 smell and taste, I I Berb.; smelling like putrid 
 herring pickle, BElaps ; after mercury, in 
 scrofula, BBAsaf. ; pungent, Berb.; smelling 
 like pus, Gamb.; purulent, BGraph., IKali c, 
 Thuya; muco-purulent, Hippoz.; dirty, pu- 
 trid, sanious (malignant scarlatina), I I Strain.; 
 tenacious, BMyr. cer.; thick white, from left 
 nostril, with pain every morning at 11 o'clock, 
 along course of left infraorbital nerve, pain 
 and discharge come at 4 p.m., better in open 
 air, I IPuls. ; thin, continual necessity to blow, 
 BHep.; watery, irritating upper lip, BAur. 
 mur.; thick, yellow-green (chronic nasal ca- 
 tarrh, scrofulous ozsena), BTherid. 
 tg^ Nose catarrh, ozaena. 
 
 Coryza, with fever: B B Aeon., Bar. m., Calad., 
 Blod., Jab., BBPhos.; worse after sweat,BNatr. 
 c; tertian, Diad. jggg^chill, heat. 
 
 Coryza, flaky, especially mornings: Asim. 
 
 Coryza, fluent (thin, watery) : I I Agar., BBAmm. 
 m., Ananth., Ant c, BAnt. t., Aph.ch., I lArg. 
 met., IIArs., Ars. sul. met., 1 1 Arund., Asaf., 
 I Ascl. t., IBar. c, Berb., Bor., IBov., IBrom., 
 Bry., Cact., Calad., Calc s., ICamph., BCarbo 
 v.,*Ced. , BBCepa, BCham. , Chel., Chin. a., Chlor., 
 BCimex, Colch., Con., Elaps, lEup. perf., 
 IIEup. pur., Euphor., lEuph., IFluor. ac, 
 IGlon., Guaiac, Hippoz., IHydras., Illic, 
 Ilgn., Ind., Jacar., IJacea, IKali bi., IKali c, 
 IKali iod., Lyss., IMagn. m., Magn. s., 
 IMang., Meph./B BMerc., IBMerc cor., IMez., 
 BNatr. c, B BNatr. m., BNatr. s., I INux v., 01. 
 jec, BQPuls., BSabad., I ISang., ISil., BSpig., 
 BSpong., ISul., Tell., Uva ursi, Xan.; acrid, 
 BArs. L, BGels.; in open air, BNitr. ac, 
 B BPuls.; in open air, better indoors, returning 
 in cold room (coryza), BCarbol. ac; in open 
 air, dry in room, 'BColoc, Blod., Plat,, Puis., 
 Thuya, Zing.; worse from least current of 
 air, BMerc; in albuminuria, BApis ; alter- 
 nates with dryness, especially in evening, 
 BZinc; frequent alternation of fluent and 
 dry, with nosebleed, BPuls.; alternates with 
 dry, BBArs., BBNux v., I ISang.; alternates 
 with thick, offensive discharge, worse in left 
 nostril (oza?na\ BKali s.; in angina svphili- 
 tica, BLach.; in attacks, BSyph.; periodical 
 attacks of short duration, with continual 
 stoppage and breathing through mouth, 
 BGraph.; in blepharitis, ISil.; in bronchitis, 
 BMerc; increases from day to day, runs freely 
 and is blown into little crepitant bubbles 
 (scarlatina),SSul.; in catarrh, BNatr.a., I IRan. 
 sc, ISul.; in bronchial catarrh, IIAilant.; 
 with pain in chest, BBCaust. ; in children, 
 BB Nux v.; with cold chills and loss of smell, 
 Sarrac; clear, Asar. ; a clear, continuous stream, 
 Blod.; clear, from affected side (prosopalgia), 
 BBNux v.; followed by colic (nasal catarrh in 
 children), BCalc; constant, Chin, a., BKali bi., 
 Med.; constant, with hunger even after eat- 
 ing, BCast. eq.; with cough, BCon., Meph.; 
 with dry cough, Merc; copious, in whooping 
 cough, Bttepa; during day, dry during night, 
 Niccol., BBNux v.; during day, in pertussis, 
 BCaust.; in diphtheria, BBArs.; dropping, cor- 
 
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 roding nose and upper lip, BCepa ; dropping, 
 in open air, I ILith.; dropping from left nos- 
 tril, Chlor.; dropping, from posterior or fron- 
 tal sinuses (nasal catarrh), BFerr.; sudden, 
 running in drops of sharp, corroding fluid, 
 Chlor.; dropping worse in evening when 
 walking in street (coryza), BCepa ; in evening, 
 especially while eating and in open air, 
 Tromb. ; violent in evening, with frequent 
 sneezing and headache, rough voice, Kali c; 
 toward evening, with pressure on right tonsil 
 on swallowing and yawning, IZinc; worse in 
 evening, Apis, Therid.; exhausting, with ex- 
 ostosis on skull, BBArg. met.; with redness of 
 eyes and lachrymation, ILyc; fetid, lAgar. ; 
 with fever, I ISpong.; febrile, if it gets dry, 
 especially with scrofulous and rachitic chil- 
 dren, lHep.;in catarrhal fever, BEuph.; vio- 
 lent, with evening fever, I Kali c; in inter- 
 mittent, lElat.; in prevailing fever, BAmm. 
 m.; frequent, Anag.; frequent, now from one, 
 then from both nostrils, Tereb.; with bay 
 fever, INatr. m.; with headache, BCalc.; with 
 frontal headache, BMed.; with hard headache 
 all day in frontal region, worse 10.30 a.m., 
 Med.; with confusion of head, Hell. ; with dull- 
 ness of head and sleepiness (influenza), OPhos.; 
 with full feeling in head, Vacc. ; with herpes, 
 after taking cold, Kali bi.; with hoarseness, 
 I I Petrol.; with hoarseness, in morning, Tell.; 
 dropping clear hot water, iAcon., Blod.; in 
 hysteria, BLyc; in influenza, BCepa, BGels., 
 BPhos.; in influenza, with burning and smart- 
 ing, BEuph.; with lachrymation, BAnac, 
 BLyc, I I Ran. sc; with scalding lachrymation, 
 BEuph.; with tickling in larynx, Osm. ; from left 
 nostril, Amm. br.; watery, from left nostril, 
 Dios.; bland, watery discharge from left nos- 
 tril, in clear drops (pruritus vulvae), BLil. tig.; 
 thin, light-colored, from right nostril, Bry.; 
 pain in limbs, BSCaust.; in morning, BCycl., 
 BBNux v., Sars., BSquilla; runs down poste- 
 rior nares, causing choking (chronic catarrh), 
 •Cop.; profuse dropping through posterior 
 nares, obliging frequent hawking, BBCoral.; 
 mostly at night, with oppressed breathing, 
 Berb.; at noon, BCina ; with crawling in nose 
 and frequent sneezing, BZinc; copious, BCup. 
 m., BSabad.; profuse, of burning water, BSul.; 
 profuse, in pustular conjunctivitis, BEuph.; 
 profuse, in hay fever, BDulc; profuse, in mea- 
 sles, BEuph.; profuse in morning, with cough 
 and expectoration, BSEuph.; profuse, particu- 
 larly in morning, Dros.; profuse, salty, I I Calc; 
 profuse, with lachrymation (constipation), 
 lEuph.; in prosopalgia, I ISpig.; from right 
 nostril, Card, m.; from right nostril during 
 day, left dry, at night vice versa, Calc. s.; from 
 right, with pain in eyes, Bapt,; with rawness, 
 Uva ursi ; with redness and putrid smell, 
 IKali bi.; in a cold room, stopped in warm 
 air and outdoors, BCalc. p.; right side worse, 
 BBrom.; ropy, in scarlatina, BSul.; profuse, in 
 scarlatina, BEuph.; with loss of smell, BCarbo 
 a., I INatr. m.; with sneezing, BAilant., BAnac, 
 BBadiag., Chel., BCina, Form., Kob., Merc, 
 sul., Oxal. ac; with sneezing and soreness of 
 alse, BCalc. p.; begins with sneezing, with 
 stitching headache when stooping, and hoarse- 
 ness, BBry.; with sneezing, worse evening and 
 night, IRumex ; frequent sneezing, worse in 
 right side, ISang.; with sneezing in morning, 
 
 BAcon., Calc. a., BSep.; with violent, rapid 
 sneezing, five or six times in succession, after 
 sudden, sharp tingling in schneiderian mem- 
 brane, Rumex ; can hardly speak with pain- 
 ful sneezing, TrCarbo a.; sudden, after rising, 
 B BNux v.; after suppression of cough, 1 1 Samb.; 
 with loss of taste, BNatr. m.; thin mucus, 
 IIAph. ch.; thin, watery, Eucal.; abundant, 
 thin, watery, making nose sore and irritable, 
 Eup. perf.; thin, watery, with dull frontal 
 headache, -JEsc. h.; thin, watery, increasing 
 until nose became stopped (influenza), BPhyt.; 
 thin, profuse, with gouty or rheumatic symp- 
 toms, Rhod. ; thin, watery, after sneezing, 
 Seneg.; thin, white, from left nostril, Aspar.; 
 with sore throat, Act. rac, BCarbo a., BCalc. 
 p., ILach., BINitr. ac, BBNux v., B BPhos.; like 
 water trickling from nose, BSul.; thin, watery, 
 with internal ulceration, BKali bi.; with rough 
 voice and pain in chest, Magn. s.; with wake- 
 fulness, restlessness, sweat and frequent sneez- 
 ing, Calc a.; becomes yellow and copious, 
 BNatr. s. gUircoryza (undefined), influenza. 
 
 Coryza, glairy mucus : with rawness and sore- 
 ness of chest, caused by patient seeming to 
 contract new colds daily (catarrhal com- 
 plaints), EPetrol.; alternating with dryness, 
 Cund. Jg^ir* albuminous, glassy. 
 
 Coryza, glassy mucus : Ced., Blod. 
 gigr albuminous, white. 
 
 Coryza, glutinous: BSul.; drying in posterior 
 nares (ozsena), BMerc cor. Jg^H^ tenacious. 
 
 Coryza, gray : Hippoz.; dark, especially in 
 morning, Asim.; white (chronic catarrh), 
 I ISang. 
 
 Coryza, greenish: Ananth., 1 1 Berb., Bry., Hi p- 
 poz., Ind., BKali bi., BKali c, 1 1 Lac c, 
 IMerc, Natr. c, BPhos., BBPuls., Rhus, BSep., 
 ISil., BThuya ; black, foul, sickening smell, 
 B BKali iod. ; slightly bloody, Act. rac; on blow- 
 ing nose, I I Paris ; of disorganized brown-look- 
 ing fetid pieces of hardened mucus, Hydr. ac; 
 in chronic catarrh, • Cop.; fetid, from left nos- 
 tril (ozama), BBSep.; fluid mucus, I lArund.; 
 masses (catarrh of both nostrils), BMar. v.; 
 fetid pus, BBMerc, BRhus; pus from right 
 nostril, I I Rhus; nostrils filled with mucus 
 (scarlatina •, BPhos.; pieces of mucus run from 
 nose when sneezing, 1 1 Arund.; thick mucus, 
 Bor.; copious, thick, acrid, excoriating, with 
 scrofulous ophthalmia, BMerc; thick mucus is 
 blown from nose, BNatr. c; blows out much 
 thick mucus, mixed with blood and pus, 
 BThuya; mucus tough, ropy and bloody, 
 BKali bi.; yellow, Sarrac, BSep.; yellow, pu- 
 trid, worse in evening, Bufo. 
 j^" Nose ozeena. 
 
 Coryza, in grippe : g@r influenza. 
 
 Coryza, secretion hardens : jg^ dry, lumpy ; 
 also Nose clinkers, clots, scabs. 
 
 Coryza, in hay fever: Ailant., BArs., Ars. i., 
 Arum t., BBrom., Cycl., Dulc, Euphor., BEuph., 
 BGels., Kali bi., Kali iod., Mar. v., Natr. m., 
 Psor., Ran. b., Rhus, BSabad., BSang., Sil., 
 Sinap., Sticta ; yearly, in August, worse in 
 morning, with sneezing, B BCepa ; cut grass or 
 newly mown hay cannot be near, BDulc; 
 either nostril affected or alternately with the- 
 other, I I Sinap.; with rawness in chest, BCarbo 
 v.; at the seaside, BDulc; with morning sneez- 
 ing, BGels.; rose cold with asthma, sick and 
 faint from odor of flowers, BSang.; very sensi- 
 
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 tive to odor of flowers and peaches, HCepa. 
 J8@" Nose, catarrh, sneezing ; also Chap. 
 26, Hay asthma. 
 
 Coryza, with headache: IB Aeon, I Act. rac., 
 1 1 Agar., Ant. c, BArg. nit., BArs., Bell., BBry., 
 BCalc, IBCepa, BBChlor., BCinch., BFerr., 
 Graph., BHydras., Blod., BKali bi.,BKalic, 
 IKali iod., Kalm., ILach.,Lyc, BBMerc.,BMerc. 
 iod. rub., Merc, prot., Natr. a., IINux v., IRu- 
 mex, Samb., BSang., Sul., ISpig., Sticta ; and 
 aching in eyes, sensitive to cold air, Act. rac. ; 
 before discharge, BLach., BSticta ; if checked 
 (suppressed), BAcon., BBBell., BCalc; dull, with 
 fever, IGels.; dull, worse, in evening, better in 
 open air, worse on entering a warm room, 
 IBCepa; heaviness in forehead, impatient 
 mood, B INux v. ; severe, in forehead, with red- 
 ness of lids, BSabad.; pressing in forehead 
 (measles), lEuph.; tension in forehead, ISul. 
 ac; from suppressed, worse in open air or 
 from exerting mind, BCinch.; stupefying, 
 Con., BSabad.; heaviness in vertex, forehead 
 and eyes, Jacar. 
 %QT Chap. 3, Headache catarrhal. 
 
 Coryza, with anxiety about heart : ISpig. 
 
 Coryza, with heat: *l I Agnus, Benz. ac, I lEup. 
 pur., BSpig.; after flushes, in evening, 
 ICepa ; of head and face, IBNux v.; after 
 overheating, IBrom.; ineffectual efforts to 
 sneeze, Guarsea ; with thirst, I ICepa. 
 g^^ burning, fever. 
 
 Coryza, with hoarseness: I lArs., Arum m., 
 IBenz. ac, IBry., Calab., Calc, llCarbo v., 
 IICaust.,Cham.,Dig.,Dulc, lEup. pur., Kalm., 
 IKali b., I I Kali c, IIMang., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., IXitr. ac, IIRumex, 
 ISpig., ISpong., IZinc; and bronchial catarrh, 
 IIPlios.; follows hoarseness, Viol.; and head- 
 ache, ISpig. J^~ throat; also Chap. 25, 
 Hoarseness coryza. 
 
 Coryza, with hunger : ISul. ac. 
 
 Coryza, ichorous : jg^r purulent. 
 
 Coryza, in influenza (grippe): IIArs., Brom., 
 IBrv., ICamph., Caps., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 HCepa, MChel., ICoff., IDulc, lEuphor., 
 IIEup. perf., IFerr., IGels., Hep., Hydras., 
 Iod., Ilpec, Lach., Lye, BMerc, INatr. m., 
 INuxv.,1 IPhell.,BIPhos.,Phyt.,IPuls.,l IRhus, 
 ISabad., ISamb., I I Sang., ISeneg., Spig., 
 ISticta, IStilling., Stram.; better in open air, 
 Calc. s., INux v., IPuls.; better from outdoor 
 exercise, Seneg.; with pain in back and limbs, 
 IBry., IIEup. perf., IRhus; with pain in 
 bones, IIEup. perf.; catarrhal, followed by 
 bronchitis, IRumex ; with irritation in chest, 
 worse evening and night, ISticta ; in children, 
 sudden and great prostration, lArs.; at begin- 
 ning of coryza, with redness of eyes and lach- 
 rymation, IPuls.; with cough at night, BCon.; 
 more during day and after meals, IPhos.; ex- 
 cessive and painful dryness of mucous mem- 
 brane, BSticta ; during epidemic of toothache, 
 with fever, BMerc.; with ringing in ears,BSil. ; 
 with difficulty of hearing, BSil.; epidemic, 
 lEup. perf., UPhos., ISabad.; with pain in 
 stomach and liver, Card, m.; with fever, 
 headache, giddiness, furred tongue and sweat 
 in bed, IMerc. iod. rub.; with headache, IMerc 
 iod. rub.; of inebriates, IIEup. perf.; after 
 abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; feels well in 
 morning, worse in afternoon, better in open 
 air, 1 1 Sticta ; neglected cases, ISul. ; with facial 
 
 neuralgia, ISpig.; of old people, I lEup. perf.; 
 in cold, weak, debilitated persons, IHydras.; 
 soft palate felt like dry leather, making deg- 
 lutition painful, [Sticta ; with prostration and 
 weak pulse, IIEup. perf.; secretions rapidly 
 dried and formed scabby concretions, requir- 
 ing great effort to discharge them, ISticta; 
 skin bathed in sweat, I lEup. perf.; surface 
 pale and morbidly sensitive, I lEup. perf.; 
 with vertigo, IMerc iod. rub.; followed by 
 weakness and hectic fever, in children, 
 IIAbrot. J^g" 5 fluent, hay fever; also Nose 
 sneezing ; also Chap. 27, Influenza. 
 
 Coryza, jelly-like : Selen. gggT'lumpy, thick. 
 
 Coryza lachrymation : fg^- eyes. 
 
 Coryza, from left nostril: Jugl., Thlaspi ; in 
 polypus, IMar. v.; with sore eye, I IZinc; 
 from left to right, Cepa. 
 
 Coryza, discharge quickly liquefies : Stram. 
 
 Coryza, lumpy: iCalc's.; adherent phlegm 
 blown out in small lumps, Petrol.; clear mas- 
 ses, IKali bi.; hard masses or crusts, I Graph.; 
 right nostril filled with hard masses, IKali 
 bi.; shining, I I Arund.; thick, I I Arund.; copi- 
 ous thick mucous masses during day, and ob- 
 struction of nose at night, BXatr. c; white 
 masses,l I Arund.; small, greater part tough and 
 ropy ? passes down posterior nares into throat, 
 and* is hawked up with difficulty and disgust 
 (nasal catarrh ), IKalibi. Jggpdry, purulent, 
 thick ; also Nose clinkers, clots, ozaena. 
 
 Coryza, in measles: Crotal., lEuph., I IGels., 
 IKali bi., Lach., Merc, IPuls., Sabad., BSpong.; 
 after measles, lArg. met. 
 
 Coryza, menses: before, IMagn c; during, 
 I Graph., IKali c 
 
 Coryza, in morning: BArum t.; on awaking, 
 Ast. r.; early, Cornus; severe, Myr. cer.; 
 worse, Ast. r., IBar. c, Berb., ICyck, BINux 
 v., IPhos., Sars., ISquilla, Surub.; worse 
 toward morning, 3 a.m., Amm. c 
 
 Coryza, with stiff neck : preceded by beating 
 headache, worse in vertex and right side, 
 with heat, Ars., IBell., Dulc, IILach., 
 I ILachn., ILyc, INux v., IRhus, I ISul. 
 
 Coryza, in nervous persons: IGels., Ilgn. 
 
 Coryza, at night: I IMerc; accumulation of mu- 
 cus, particularly at night, with salty expecto- 
 ration in morning (posterior nasal catarrh), 
 INatr. s.; worse at night, when nose is ob- 
 structed, INatr. c J^° evening. 
 
 Coryza, obstruction : $*§=' dry ; also Nose 
 stoppage. 
 
 Coryza, very sensitive to odors : Jggg^hay fever. 
 
 Coryza, offensive : ggg* fetid. 
 
 Coryza, periodic : on alternate days, INatr. c ; 
 often returning, ISil.; yearly, IBrom. 
 
 Coryza, plugs : ®^T Nose plugs. 
 
 Coryza, profuse : Ananth., IIArs., Bry., I ICepa, 
 Chin, a., Ferr. iod., Hod., IKali m., INatr. c, 
 IINatr.m.,INitr. ac, I IPhos., IPuls., ISenecio, 
 Yer. v.; in chronic catarrh, -Cop.; causes 
 coughing and suffocative fits on lying_ down, 
 ISpig.; in diphtheria, IMerc. cor.; with in- 
 flammation of right eye, ICinnab.; flowing 
 into fauces, IPhos.; in ague, lElat.; with 
 smarting lachrymation and photophobia, 
 Euph.; from left nostril (polypus), IMar. v.; 
 worse in morning, Berb.; in scarlatina, ICepa ; 
 so profuse as to be removed in long, tenacious 
 shreds or pieces, Hydras. ; sticky, tough, white 
 mucus in mass, 1 1 Lac c; with raw throat,IZinc. 
 
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 Coryza, purulent: lArg. nit, Aur. mur. nat. , 
 ■ Berb., ICalc, ICalc. s., ICoccuL, ICon., IFerr., 
 ■Graph., HHep., I Hippoz., IHydras., Blpom., 
 ■Kali bi.,' BKali iod., iKali s., BLyc, HMerc, 
 ■Nitr. ac, BPetrol., ■Psor., BPuls., Sang., BSep., 
 ■Sil., BSul.; bloody, IHydras., Phos. ac, I IStic- 
 ta ; bloody, in chronic catarrh, ICalc. ; brownish 
 yellow, Hippoz.; thick, dark brown semi-fluid, 
 from upper left nostril, fetid, once a week, 
 ■Kali s.; profuse nocturnal, like gonorrhoea, 
 staining greenish yellow, 1 1 Lac c; ichorous, 
 oozes out, in second stage of scarlatina, BCepa ; 
 ichorous, every forenoon, Ailant.; ichorous, 
 begins in right nostril (scarlatina ; diphtheria), 
 ■Lye; ichorous, in scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t., 
 ■Nitr. ac; ichorous, when singing, in conva- 
 lescence from scarlatina, BCepa ; copious, thin, 
 ichorous, without fetor, BB Ailant.; ichorous, 
 with swelling of glands of throat, in scarla- 
 tina, BRhus; from left nostril, with cough, 
 Uran. n.; muco-purulent, with excoriation of 
 upper lip and alse nasi (scrofulosis of chil- 
 dren), HStilling.; at first watery, then muco- 
 purulent, with soreness of mucous membrane, 
 followed by a small abscess on inside of right 
 nostril, Stilling.; thick muco-purulent from 
 one nostril, better in dry weather, worse at 
 approach of rain, or in change of weather, 
 after abuse of mercury, BHep.; in rheumatic 
 ophthalmia, BColoc; from right nostril, BPuls.; 
 fluid, in ozsena spyhilitica, BAur. mur.; white, 
 ■Arg. nit.; whitish yellow (tuberculosis), 
 ■Calc gli^yellow ; also Nose catarrh, ozaena. 
 
 Coryza, from right nostril : after a bath, better 
 outdoors, Calc. s.; worse on right side (oph- 
 thalmia after chill), BEuph. 
 
 Coryza, ropy : g^° tenacious. 
 
 Coryza, rose cold : ggg"' hay fever. 
 
 Coryza, scales : gilf Nose scales. 
 
 Coryza, scanty: Astac, BKaoL; in room, pro- 
 fuse outdoors, S Hydras. g^g* dry. 
 
 Coryza, in scarlatina: BB Ailant., BAmm. c, 
 
 ■ BArumt., B Caps., BCepa, Mur. ac, ■Nitr. ac, 
 1 1 Phos., II Phyt., 1 1 Rhus. g^° acrid. 
 
 Corvza, from one side onlv: Alum., Hippoz., 
 
 ■ BPhos., BPhyt. 
 
 Coryza, with sleepiness: especially during 
 day and after eating, BPhos. jg@* yawning. 
 
 Coryza, with sleeplessness: BBAcon. 
 j^° night. 
 
 Coryza, smell : increased sense of, BKalm.; loss 
 of, Alum., Amm. m., Anac, Ant. sul. aur., 
 Ant. t., Bry., BCalc, BCham., Cycl., Gels., 
 BBHep., Kali bi., Magn.m., Mez., BNatr. c, 
 BINatr. m., BNux v., Psor., I BPuls., ISang., 
 
 ■ Sep., ISil., BSul., BSul. ac. 
 
 Coryza, sneezing : j@^" Nose sneezing. 
 
 Coryza, with snuffling : jg@" dry ; also Nose 
 stoppage. 
 
 Coryza, in spring : BCepa, BGels. 
 
 Coryza, like boiled starch : BArg. nit., BNatr. m, 
 
 Coryza, sticky : jgHT* glutinous, tenacious. 
 
 Coryza, stringy: mucus, BCroc, IHydras., 
 Kali bi. Jg^° tenacious, glutinous. 
 
 Coryza, sudden : Thuya ; at 4 p.m., Apis ; in 
 evening, after lying down, BZinc; attacks of 
 profuse, watery, bland, with frequent sneez- 
 ing, BPlant. ; yellowish water from right, 
 Plant. 
 
 Coryza, in summer: with violent sneezing in 
 morning, BGels. 
 
 Coryza, suppressed : complaints from, BAcon., 
 
 BBLach.; asthma, as if there were dust in air, 
 worse after midnight, and from motion, BArs.; 
 congestion of brain, BKali iod.; headache, 
 ■Aeon., BCalc, Cinch.; gasping for air (asth- 
 ma), BArs.; croup, I ISamb. 
 Coryza, worse from talking : BAcon. 
 Coryza, taste: loss of, Alum., Ant. t., BCalc, 
 Cycl., IHep., Magn. m., BNatr. c, MNatr. m , 
 I INux v., BPsor., B BPuls., Rhod., BSep., BSil., 
 ■Sul., ■Sul. ac; pungent, of mucus, Berb. 
 Coryza, tenacious: BCanth., BCham., Cinnam., 
 Colch., Hippoz., IHydras., I IKali bi., ■ BKali 
 iod., BNatr. a.; in croup, BSpong.; can only be 
 discharged through posterior nares, BPlumb.; 
 feels like a plug in nose, it nauseates him, 
 better when stooping, Psor. fi^ 1 glutinous. 
 Coryza, thick: Agar., Bapt., Calc. s., BCoccus, 
 i Cop., BHep., BHippoz., IHydras., BKali bi., 
 ■Kali br., Kreo., Sars., Selen., Ziz.; worse 
 right side, 1 1 Sang. ; in membranous croup, 
 ■Spong.; during day, Arum t.; like white of 
 egg, BAur. met.; flying out of nostrils when 
 coughing, IBadiag.; large masses of clear mu- 
 cus, if it ceases, headache, IKali bi.; most 
 from posterior nares (chronic catarrh), INatr. 
 s.; in ozsena, BNatr. s.; puslike, in syphilis, 
 BKali bi.;in scarlatina, BCaps.;with loss of 
 smell and taste, BHep., BNatr. m.; copious, 
 tenacious mucus, 1 1 Agar.; mucus, afterwards 
 thin water, Staph.; white mucus, BILac c. 
 g@f° lumpy, purulent. 
 Coryza, thin : g^ fluent. 
 Coryza, with thirst : I BAcon., BArs., Diad. 
 Coryza, threatening : Jg^ feeling. 
 Coryza, throat: mucus goes into, dryness, ByEsc, 
 Asaf, Coral., Jamb., BPhos., Samb., Sil., 
 BSticta ; ichorous, with glandular swelling, in 
 scarlatina, BRhus, BZinc; rawness, with 
 roughness of throat, like a file, on breathing, 
 BNitr. ac; preceded for one or two days by 
 soreness, rawness and scraping, BLach.; scrap- 
 ing in evening and night, when swallowing, 
 ICarbo a.; scraping in throat, with crawling 
 and creeping in nose, and sneezing, IB Nux 
 v.; sore, Act. rac, BCalc. p.; with sore throat 
 and cough, B BNitr. ac; with sore throat and 
 dulness of head, B BPhos.; tonsillitis following, 
 BSabad. g@r* diphtheria. 
 Coryza, tough : f^° tenacious. 
 Coryza, transparent : gi^albuminous, clear, 
 
 glairy, glassy, white. 
 Coryza, viscid : g@~ glutinous, tenacious. 
 Coryza, after vomiting : Ars. 
 Coryza, watery : g^ fluent. 
 Coryza, water: produced by cold, Fluor, ac; 
 better after bathing in cold, Calc. s.; worse 
 by salt water bathing, Med. 
 Coryza, weather : after changeable, BGels.; with 
 every atmospheric change, BMyr.; on getting 
 cold,' 1 1 Graph.; from slightest cold, I ISticta; 
 occurs readily from exposure to cold, and is 
 renewed daily, Benz. ac; from dry cold, ^ or 
 sitting in a cold place, especially from sitting 
 on cold steps, B BNux v.; worse from damp, 
 BBMerc g^° air, wind. 
 Coryza, wheylike : BFerr. g^° lumpy. 
 Coryza, white: Ars. s. r., 1 1 Berb., Elaps, IHy- 
 dras., Kali m., I INatr. m. 
 g^ albuminous, glairy, glassy. 
 Corvza, wind : from cold, dry, 1 1 Aeon., ISpong.; 
 after riding against a cold west wind (croup), 
 ■Kali bi.; after damp northeasterly winds, 
 
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 HCepa; easily takes cold, is constantly- 
 obliged to wrap head up, if he allows it to be 
 uncovered during day, has stoppage of nose 
 at night, INatr. in. i@* air, weather. 
 Coryza,withyawning: ICarbo a. $s§Tsleepiness. 
 Coryza, yellow: Alum., lArg. nit., Aur. mur., 
 IBerb., ICalc. s., Chin, a., Cinnab., Chlor., 
 ICic, ICoccus, -Cop., Graph., IHydras., 
 Ind., Hod., IKali bi., IKali c, IKalis., ILyc., 
 Mez., Mur. ac, INatr. a., INatr. c, INitr. 
 ac, IPhos., IPuls., Ehus, 1 1 Sang., ISep., Se- 
 len., ISil.j Stram., ISul., BThuya; during day, 
 and in diphtheria, BAruin t.; fetid, IKali c, 
 I IKali iod., INatr. c; fluid, I IBerb.; fluid, 
 with cutting in forehead (catarrh), ISep.; 
 greenish, Aur. mur.; becomes green on expos- 
 ure to light, INatr. s.; greenish, in morning, 
 IIPuls.; dry, hard, greenish mucus, lAlum.; 
 large lumps of greenish mucus, ISep.; thick, 
 greenish, Ferr. iod.; offensive, thick, green- 
 ish, I ISyph.; oozing of greenish, fetid matter 
 (laryngo tracheitis), I IPuls. ; thick, greenish, 
 musty smelling, ceasing to flow after a meal, 
 INatr. c; ichorous, with swollen cervical 
 glands, BRhus ; from left nostril, Calc. s.; 
 first from left nostril (diphtheria), ELach.; 
 occasional, concretes on left nostril, with ex- 
 ternal excoriation and internal ulceration, 
 IKali iod.; lumps of mucus discharged from 
 posterior nares, I Cinnab.; mucous, with dry 
 cough, Anag.; profuse, sour-smelling mucus, 
 lAlum.; mostly from posterior nares, INatr. 
 s.; like saffron, watery, Plant.; slimy, Kali s.; 
 sticky matter drops from nostril, IHep.; 
 stringy mucus in throat, IHydras.; tenacious 
 mucus, worse left nostril, Sum.; thick, I Alum., 
 IIArs., Ars. m., Asim., lAur. met., Bar. c, 
 IMur. ac, IPuls., I Rhus ; thick, offensive, al- 
 ternates with watery, worse in left nostril 
 (ozama), IKali s.; nostrils filled with thick 
 mucus on awaking in morning, Apoc; fre- 
 quent, thick, fetid mucus, IGraph.; thick, 
 with great lassitude, IKali c. ; worse from left 
 nostril, in pertussis, IBadiag.; constant, thick 
 matter from left nostril, mostly early in morn- 
 ing, IKali bi.; thick in morning, sometimes 
 streaked with blood, offensive, ILach., thick, 
 opaque mucus, as in old catarrh, is blown from 
 nose in morning, IIPuls. ; profuse, thick mu- 
 cus, Eryng.; thick, profuse, fatty (nasal ca- 
 tarrh), IILyc; thick, from right, on blowing 
 nose (facial neuralgia), IIPuls.; thick, with 
 swelling of glands of throat, in scarlatina, 
 ■Rhus; thick, in sore throat, BMerc. cor.; 
 thick, after variola, ICalc; thin, at times 
 bloody, causing soreness and burning, BMez.; 
 whitish, IMerc iod. rub. Jggi* purulent. 
 NOSE, abscess: ICalc, IHep., IMerc, ISil.; 
 at root, near inner canthus, as if a lachrymal 
 fistula would form, IPuls.; angry gather- 
 ing in and under left nostril, discharges mat- 
 ter and blood, and scabbing over before dis- 
 charge, shooting (sick headache), ILac c; 
 small, on inside of right nostril, after catarrhal 
 discharge, Stilling. J^* inflammation. 
 Nose, aching : above, IHep.; on going to bed, 
 after writing her symptoms, Lyss. ; in dorsum, 
 as of a stone pressing, better from pressure, 
 Agnus ; dull, to forehead, lElaps ; at root, with 
 acrid discharge, IKali bi.; sharp, above root, 
 Asar. s^» pain undefined ; also Chapter 3, 
 Forehead glabella, and sinuses. 
 
 Nose, air: sensitive to, Osm.; cold causes feel- 
 ing of corrosion, Bufo. ; sensitive when inhal- 
 ing, Psor.; sensitive to inhaled air (coryza) > 
 -/Esc. h.; inspired air feels cold, HCoral.; fine 
 streaming like warm air on left side, Ars. 
 met.; of room, when walking, seems cooler, 
 Camph.; interior painful, sensitive to air and 
 touch, IHep.; as if air were too sharp, Brach. 
 Jggp* Coryza air. 
 Nose, biting : above, in hay asthma, ICarbo v.; 
 in margins, particularly septum, IIAph. ch.; 
 on skin, near, IMez. 
 Nose, black nostrils: IColch.; in typhoid, 
 IVer.; in pneumonia, I Ant. t. Jg@*" smoky. 
 Nose, bleeding (epistaxis) : Acet. ac, lAcon., 
 Agar., Aloe, 1 1 Alum., Amb., Amm. c, Anac, 
 I Ant. c, Ant. sul. aur., 1 1 Ant. t., lArg. met., 
 IIArn., I Ars., Aur. met., IBapt., BBell., Benz. 
 ac, IBerb., Bor., Bo v., Brom., IBry., Bufo., 
 HCact., Cadm. s., HCalc, Calc. s., ICamph., 
 Cann. s., Caps., Carbo a., ICarbo v., Card, m., 
 ICepa, ICham., Chin, s., HCinch., Cinnam., 
 ICon., ICop., ICroc, ICrotal., Diad., IDig., 
 Dulc, Elaps, lErig., IFerr., IFerr.ph., IGlon., 
 IGraph., IIHam., IHekla, IHydras., Ind., 
 Hod., Hpec, IKali bi., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 Kali n., IKreos., I ILach., Lachn., ILact. ac, 
 ILed., Lobel. i., ILyc, Magn. c, IIMed., 
 Melil.,Meph., BMerc, IIMillef., IMosch., Natr. 
 c, INatr. m., Natr. s., IINitr. ac, Nitrum, 
 INux m., INux v., CEnan., I IPhos., BPhos. ac, 
 ■Puis., Ratan., IRhus, IRumex, Sars., 
 llSec, ISep.,ISil., I ISpig., I ISticta, I IStram., 
 Stront., ISul., ISul. ac, Tarant., IVer., Zinc; in 
 afternoon, ICalc. p., Carbo a., ILyc, INatr. s., 
 Nitr.; at 3 p.m., ISul.; at 4 p.m., return- 
 ing at intervals, (diphtheria), I ILac c; 
 in ana?mia, ICarbo v.,IICinch., B IFerr., IPuls., 
 BSec; in anaemic patients, subsequent to ebul- 
 litions, IFerr.; in bed, after waking, Aloe.; 
 black, ICarbo v., I ICroc, IKreo., ILach., 
 IMerc, INitr. ac, I INux m., Stram., Tarant.; 
 black, thick, I ICroc, IMerc, I INux v., I IPuls.; 
 black, thin, ICrotal., IHam., ILach., INitr. 
 ac, llSec, ISul. ac; black, flows in steady 
 stream, copious, lElaps ; from blowing nose, 
 Arg. met., IIArn., Bov., Ind., Spong.; blowing 
 blood from one nostril, Ascl. t; blood is blown 
 from nose, lAur. mur., Bar. c, IGraph. ,IIPhos., 
 I ISep., Thuya, Zinc; blowing drops of blood, 
 Bov.; as if blood would issue through nose 
 when blowing it, better supporting head with 
 hands and at sunset, worse walking in open air, 
 Lil. tig.; blowing blood in mornings, ICaust., 
 I ILach., IPuls.; blowing of blood in purpura 
 hemorrhagica, ICrotal., IILach., IPhos.; blow- 
 ing, bright red blood, Carbol ac; when blown 
 violently (nasal catarrh), lElaps ; after a blow, 
 IIArn., BElaps, IHam., ISep.;mboys, lAbrot., 
 Cop. ; in inflammation of brain, I I Puis. ; bright 
 red (arterial), I Aeon., Dulc, lElaps, I lErig., 
 IFerr. ph., Illpec, I IKreo., IILach., Mez., 
 IMillef., Natr. s.; bright red, from left nostril, 
 then a dark clot, while sitting, writing, Diosc. ; 
 bright red, with salivation, IHyos.; as if 
 blood would burst out on stooping, Lact. ac; 
 in cachectic persons, ISul. ac; with oppression 
 of chest, Act. sp.; followed by pain in chest, 
 ICarbo v.; relieves symptoms, Brom.; in 
 children, IFerr. ph.; in children who develop 
 too rapidly or slowly, Croc; in children, 
 passive venous, IHam.; after chill (tertian 
 
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 intermittent), DHep.; in chorea, I Lach.; dur- 
 ing climaxis, Arg. nit., B BLach., BSul. ac, BSul.; 
 blood coagulated, lArg. nit., BCham., BFerr., 
 IFerr. mar., Lye, Lyss., BMerc., I INatr. in., 
 ■Nitr. ac, IPuls., BRhus ; coagulating, hang- 
 ing like black icicles, ICroc, Kali bi., BMerc.; 
 coagulated, black, each drop sinking like a 
 bullet, Tarant.; worse from smelling coffee, 
 ISul. ac; after taking cold, I Con.; hem- 
 orrhagic collections on mucous membrane, 
 I I Anthrac; feels congested, asif about to bleed, 
 in coryza, Xam; with conjunctivitis, IHam.; 
 bloody froth, in convulsions, IIOEnan.; 
 continually, for five days and nights, blood 
 thin dark (purpura hemorrhagica), I ITe- 
 reb.; in coryza, Ant. t., B BMerc, ISenecio ; 
 wiih dry coryza or alternation of fluent 
 and dry, BPuls.; during cough, Bell., Dros., 
 BMerc, BNux v., BPuls., Sarrac, ISul.; 
 better by cough, Melil.; with dry cough, In- 
 dig.; when coughing at night, INatr. m.; in 
 whooping cough, 1 1 Arm, BBry., BCoral., 
 BCochl., BCrotal., IDros., Ilpec, BMerc, IMur. 
 ac, BNuxv., Spong., IStram.; with coughing 
 up of clear blood (pneumonia), IFerr. ph.; 
 blood dark, Bism., ICina, BiCrotal., BHam., 
 ■ BLach., BNuxm., BNux v., Selen.; dark, after 
 blowing, Cinnab. ; dark, coagulated, BCham., 
 BPlat.; dark, in lumps, Strain.; dark, runs 
 continuously, with prostration, small, thread- 
 like pulse, IHSec; dark and putrid, in diph- 
 theria, BMur. ac; dark, with headache, in 
 typhoid, ilPth us; oozing of dark blood, BHam.; 
 after debauch, BCarbo v.; from debilityJCar- 
 bo v., IBSec; in diphtheria, Ars., BCarbo v., 
 ICinch., BCrotal., 1 1 Hydras., Hgm, I I Kali m., 
 BLach., IMerc cy., INitr. ac; in diphtheria, 
 following detachment of membrane from nose, 
 ■Phos.; a few drops of clear blood from left 
 nostril, Berb.; several drops of thin blood, on 
 blowing, in morning, I Arm; in drunkards, 
 I ISec; occurs easily, ICarbo v., BCon.; easily, 
 in mental derangement, BCon.; after eating din- 
 ner, Amm. c, Arg. met.; for a short time, on 
 blowing nose after dinner, followed by stupe- 
 faction in forehead, as from a stroke of apo- 
 plexy, with swimming of objects before eyes, 
 Zinc; during dinner, Spong.; with frequent 
 ebullitions, ICon.; during attack of epilepsy, 
 BCaust.; in evening, Ant.c, Bor.,Coff.,BColch., 
 Diosc, Dros., BFerr., I ILach.,lLyc.,BPhos.,Sep., 
 ISul. , BSul. ac; in evening, after rush of blood 
 to head, and heat of face, BGraph.; relieved 
 eye symptoms, Brom.; excited by emotions, 
 BCarbo v. ; copious,after every exertion , 1 1 Am ., 
 ■Rhus ; from exertion, especially straining at 
 stool (purpura), 1 1 Phos.; preceded by feeling 
 of contraction above and between eyebrows 
 soon after eating meat, Vacc; with flushes of 
 face, vertigo, or fainting, Crotal.; face pale 
 after, ICarbo v., BBCinch.; face pale before 
 every attack, BCarbo v.; redness of face, BMelil.; 
 when washing face, Amm. c, BKalic; after 
 washing face, BSArm; before fainting, BCarbo 
 v.; nearly producing fainting, Bufo., Sarrac; 
 especially from a fall or blow, Acet. ac; dur- 
 ing fever, one attack followed another once or 
 twice in twenty -four hours, usually at night, 
 loss of blood alarmingly great, every attack 
 preceded by intense redness of face and 
 throbbing of carotids, I I Melil.; in a strong 
 man, with fever and miliary eruption, BHam.; 
 
 after fever, BCarbo v.; in febris nervosa stu- 
 pida, Melil.; in typhus, BBArn., BBBapt.JBry., 
 BChin. s., Crotal., Chloral., Cup. m., BGels., 
 B BLach., BPhos. ac, BRhus ; preceded by dul- 
 ness and pressure in forehead, BCroc, Sabina; 
 with fulness in forehead, BBBry.; with heavi- 
 ness and throbbing in forehead, BKreo.; with 
 crowding pressure in forehead between eyes, 
 BBHam.; frequent, BCarbo v., BBCinch., BKali 
 c, Lyss., BMerc cor.,BBNitr. ac, BPuls., BRhus, 
 1 1 Tell., Vinca ; frequent, principally in after- 
 noon, BLyc; frequent (retronasal catarrh), 
 Bar. c; frequent, without cause, or after sud- 
 den movement (purpura), BPhos.; frequent, 
 in chorea, I I Tarant.; frequent, especially in 
 florid, scrofulous people, Bar. c ; frequent, in 
 hydrocephaloid, BIpec; frequent and copious, 
 with scurvy, ESinap.; with benumbed sensa- 
 tion over whole os frontis, I BHam.; as if it 
 were going to bleed, with peculiar taste, at 2 
 and 8 p.m., Calab.; with headache, IB Aeon., 
 BSAgar., BCinnab.; after headache, Melil.; re- 
 lieves headache, BHam., BMelil., Petrol.; with 
 congestive headache, BBry. ; with headache, in 
 morning, BBSepia; Math congestion to head, 
 BCroc, IMillef., BNuxv., Pic. ac; after rush 
 of blood to head, BAnt. c, BCarbo v.; relieves 
 confusion of head, BCham.; when head feels 
 full (diseased submaxillary gland), IKali iod.; 
 with heaviness of head, 1 1 Natr. s. ; with heavi- 
 ness of head and ill humor, BCoff.; during 
 heat,BArs.; when becoming overheated, BSep.; 
 in hemicrania, right side, Bufo.; with hemor- 
 rhoids, BSep.; from sup pressed hemorrhoidal 
 flow, INux v.; hot, clear blood, IDulc; in in- 
 fluenza, Ilpec, BPhos.; with every fresh cold, 
 ISil.; excited by jarring, ICarbo v.; left 
 side, Amyl., Asaf., Caust., BHydras., Rhod., 
 Tarax., Thlaspi; first left side, child weak 
 from loss of blood, IHam.; bleeding from 
 left, when washing hands and face in 
 morning (undeveloped measles), 1 1 Amm. c; 
 from left, preceded by itching, Amm. m.; 
 from left, bright red, thick, after sneezing, 
 Bapt.; lips dry, IHam.; from mechanical 
 causes, 1 1 Arm; with amenorrhcea, Bry., 
 Ham., I BLach., BPhos., B BPuls., BSep.; with 
 amenorrhcea, after catching cold, BRhus; 
 before menses, I I Bar. c. Hydras., B BLach., 
 BNatr. s., BSul., Ver.; during menses, Amb., 
 BNatr. s.; BSul.; during menses, in young girls, 
 BSep.; in place of menses, BBry., BLach.; with 
 suppressed menses, Bry., BCon., BGels., BPuls.; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, BRhus ; in 
 morning, Agnus, Amm. c, Bell., Berb., Bor., 
 IBov., Bry., BCalc, Canth., Caps., BCarbo a., 
 Carbov.JCinch., Colch.,Dros.,Hep.,Hippom., 
 BKreo., BLact. ac, BLach., Natr. c.,BBNitr. ac, 
 BNux v., BPhos., BRhus, BSep., BStanm, 
 BSul., Thuya ; every morning at 9, BKali c; 
 in morning, on getting awake, Ast. r.; in morn- 
 ing, on awaking, blood florid (vicarious 
 menstruation, scarlatina), BBry.; in morning, 
 in bed, BCaps.; in morning, with running co- 
 ryza, IGraph.; in morning, with nasal catarrh, 
 ICalc; early in morning, BAmb., BPhos.; in 
 morning, with tightness of bridge of nose, 
 BBHam.; in morning, more from right side, 
 BMagn. c; in morning, on rising, after blow- 
 ing, BBCinch.; in morning, after rising, BBry.; 
 in morning, on stooping, BFerr.; in morning 
 and evening, Diosc; hemorrhages from mu- 
 
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 cous membrane, I ISul. ac; in chronic inflam- 
 mation of naso-pharyngeal mucous membrane, 
 ■Elaps ; with nausea, in typhus, ILach.; with 
 neuralgia, commencing in temples and ex- 
 tending down ramus of inferior maxilla and 
 posteriorly to occiput, with chill every morn- 
 ing, I INux v.; at night, IBell., ICarbo v., 
 I I Graph., Kali m., Magn. m., Natr. m., Natr. 
 s., INitr.ac, IRhus ; at night, with a stream 
 from chest to head, like a gust of wind, Millef.; 
 at night, in children, IBell.; at night, with 
 diminution of headache, Magn. s.; one nostril 
 at a time, especially at night, Coral.; right- 
 sided, at night in sleep, IVer.; with pressure 
 at root of nose, Ruta ; with swollen nose, 
 IBry.; in old people, ICarbo v., IDSec, ISul. 
 ac. ; in old people, relaxed bloodvessels, I Agar. ; 
 oozing, Anthrac; oozing, dark, thin, ISul.ac; 
 oozing, dark, in typhus, IBapt.; in chronic 
 otorrhceaandozsena, lElaps ; with ulcerative 
 ozaena, ISang.; pale, 1 1 Bar., ICarbo a., Crotal., 
 Dig., Dulc, Hyos.,Kreo., Lachn.,Led., Sabad.; 
 with palpitation, IGraph.; parenchymatous, 
 I I Alum.; passive, in children, ITereb.; pas- 
 sive, non-coagulable, IHam.; passive, fre- 
 quent, Thlaspi; passive, profuse, ITrill.; peri- 
 odic, several times daily for weeks, ICarbo v.; 
 periodic, several times a day, often quite 
 profuse, IIFhos.; for seven days, ISul.; peri- 
 odic, every few minutes (pneumonia), BMelil.; 
 at irregular intervals of from 6 to 24 hours, 
 pale, enfeebled, IHam.; with polypus, IMar. 
 v.;from predisposition, I I Kali ph. ; duringpreg- 
 nancy, Cocc, BSep.; profuse, BCarbo v., I IHam., 
 IPuls., Sabad.; profuse, soon ceasing, ICaet.; 
 profuse, in place of chill (intermittent), Natr. 
 m.; profuse, toward morning (typhus), I Apis ; 
 profuse, in morning in bed (old lady), lAmb.; 
 profuse, in diphtheria, IMerc. cy.; profuse and 
 frequent, I IPuls.; profuse, frequent, almost to 
 faintness, HCalc; profuse and frequent, with 
 general relief, I IMelil.; profuse, in morning, 
 ■Caust., INatr. m.; profuse, blood pale, Lachn. ; 
 profuse while > walking, lElaps ; in tall slim 
 girls, approaching puberty, IPhos.; with quick 
 pulse, IHam.; with small intermittent pulse, 
 ICarbo v.; with irregular, small, contracted 
 pulse, IKali bi.; with purpura hemorrhagica, 
 ICrotal., IHam., ILach., llPhos. ; repeated, in 
 purpura, with bluish-red lentil-shaped spots 
 over body, I I Rhus ; with oppressed respira- 
 tion, IHam.; from right, Kali m.; from right, 
 for several days in succession, weakening (un- 
 developed measles), IIAmm. c; from right, 
 with inflammation, after abuse of mercury, 
 ■Con.; from right, in tuberculosis, ICalc; from 
 right to left, I I Coca ; from right, in morning, 
 ■Kalibi.; sometimes on right side only (pneu- 
 monia), ICup. m.; in scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t., 
 ICrotal.; in scrofulous persons, subject to cold 
 in head, ICalc; with vanishing of sight, 
 lOxal. ac; after singing, IHep.; with 
 sleepiness, IKreo.; during sleep, IBry., IMerc, 
 Natr. s., BNitr. ac, Puis., Sul., Yer.; during 
 sleep, preceded by red cheeks and headache, 
 INux v.; after sneezing, Bov., ICon.; when 
 speaking, in diphtheria, I I Lac c; with blood- 
 spitting, Ferr. ph.; alternating with spitting 
 of blood, IFerr.; severe, spontaneous, of small 
 boys, Cop.; in spring, ICon.; as if blood would 
 spout from nose, Lact. ac; after straining at 
 stool. ICarbo v.; during straining at stool, 
 
 ICoff., IPhos., IRhus ; when stooping, Diosc., 
 INatr. m., INux v., BRhus ; when stooping, 
 with amenorrhcea, I 1 01. jec; stops and returns 
 often, INatr. s.; streak of pure blood, Asar., 
 BCalc p.; dark, stringy blood, ICroc, IMerc; 
 sudden, lElaps ; when swallowing, in diph- 
 theria, I I Lac c; on swallowing, as if tonsils 
 were sore like a wound, with stinging through 
 ears, I ILach.; after profuse sweat, I IPhos.; 
 in syphilis, lAnag.; after extraction of tooth, 
 IKreo.; tenacious, ICroc, I IMerc, I I Sec, 
 IVer.; tenacious, thick black blood, every 
 drop drawn into a thread, with cold sweat in 
 large drops on forehead, I ICroc; tendency, 
 Garnb.; tendency, in old or intemperate sub- 
 jects, Crotal.; thick, dark red blood, IKali bi.; 
 thin blood, ICarbo v.; thin, bright red blood, 
 IKreo.; with tickling, on blowing, ILach.; 
 caused by slight touch, ICic; uncontrollable, 
 Ant. t.; aching in vagina after nosebleed, 
 Calc p.; of venous blood, several times a 
 day (diphtheria), ILach.; with vertigo, I Ant. 
 c, Brom.; after vertigo, ICarbo a.; with verti- 
 go in morning, BSul.; with vertigo, afterwards 
 nose sore to touch, ISul.; vicarious, Bry., 
 
 I IHam., ILach., I IPhos., IPuls.; violent, 
 Sep.; violent, in albuminuria (typhus), ITe- 
 reb.; violent, in endocarditis, MSpig. ; violent, 
 with dull headache (septic fever, scarlatina), 
 ITereb.; violent, after mercury, I IKali iod.; 
 violent, in morning (typhoid), ILach.; violent, 
 follows excessive continued sneezing, llndig.; 
 violent, in young persons, IChin. s.; after 
 vomiting, Ars.; on washing, Ant. sul. aur.; on 
 washing face, Amm. c, IB Arm, IKali c; from 
 weakness, I I Kali ph. ; when weeping, INitr. 
 ac; worse after getting wet, IDulc, IPuls., 
 IRhus ; in young persons, IChin. s. ; in young 
 women, DBSec; from overwork at desk, I Agar.; 
 with worm symptoms, I Cina, IMerc, I ISpig., 
 Tereb.; at onset and course of zymotic and 
 septic diseases, ICrotal. 
 
 Nose, blowing: causes bleeding, Arg. met., 
 
 I I Am., Bov., Ind., Spong.; does not re- 
 lieve, Ferr. iod.; aggravates pain deep in 
 chest, Chel.; constant desire, IBor., IHydras.; 
 constant desire, but no discharge, on account 
 of dryness, IBSticta; effort caused sensation 
 as if ear were closed, ICalc; causes cracking 
 in ears, IHep., Kali m.; worse pain in ears, 
 Diosc; causes darting to ear, BCalc; relieves 
 momentary obstruction in ears, IMerc; often 
 in evening, much mucus remains in choanae, 
 I ILith.; affects eye, Caust,; frequent, lArn., 
 Therid.; sensation of a hard substance, com- 
 pelling to blow, but no discharge, IKali bi.; 
 irritation, Amm. m.; causes pain in kidney, 
 ICalc p.; masses of hard, dry mucus every 
 morning, followed by quantities of offensive 
 smelling pus (nasal catarrh), IBSil.; must fre- 
 quently blow thin mucus, Cepa ; causes press- 
 ure in perineum, Alum.; squeaking as if air 
 were forced through mucus (nasal polypi), 
 IMar. v.; causes involuntary emission of 
 urine, IZinc; causes headache, worse in open 
 air, IChel. Mg^~ bleeding. 
 
 Nose, bluish: Agar.; in cholera infantum , BYer.; 
 in typhus, lAur. met.; in quotidian fever, 
 I IPuls.; in summer complaint, I Ars.; point, 
 with swelling and coldness, in old inebriates, 
 or in zymosis, ICrotal.; wings of nose, Ant. 
 t., Hydr. ac. JggT' Chap. 8, Face bluish. 
 
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 7. NOSE. 
 
 Nose, boils: Cadm. s.; bloodboils, Alum.; on 
 tip, Ananth.; small, Sars.; small, inside of tip, 
 BCarbo a.; small pus-boils in right side, Sars.; 
 small, in upper and forepart of left, towards 
 tip, Bor. $&&* eruption pustules. 
 
 Nose, bones : affections, BAur. mur. nat.; sensa- 
 tion of action in them, Med.; scrofulous affec- 
 tions, iAur. met.; syphilitic affections, iAur. 
 met., HHekla; boring (ozaena), IAur. met.; bor- 
 ing, gnawing, extending to forehead, BKali 
 iod.; boring, left side, towards maxilla, IAur. 
 met.; as if bruised, Arg. nit.; burning, espe- 
 cially at root and in malar region, I INatr. m.; 
 burning, with, swelling, IB Kali iod.; caries, 
 lAsaf., I IAur. met., IAur. mur., IAur. mur. 
 nat., Cadm. s., • Hippoz., IMerc. iod. rub.; 
 syphilitic caries of septum, IKali bi.; as if com- 
 pressed, Arg. met.; left, cramplike pain, ex- 
 tends over eyeball, 1 1 Arm; fears destruction, 
 
 I I Lac c; inflammation, Ananth., Asaf., BStil- 
 ling.; necrosis, IPhos., BStilling.; necrosis, 
 discharge of bone as large as a pea from left, 
 BHep.; numb feeling, Amyl. ; painful, QAur. 
 met., Benz. ac, BCarbo a.,Guaiac; pain in 
 right, Msc. h. ; pressed asunder on left side 
 (polypus), IMar. v., pressing pain, Cast, eq.; 
 painful on both sides, as if nose would be 
 forced asunder, BPuls. ; pressure, with dry 
 feeling in nose, OKali bi.; pressive pain under 
 left, extends over eyeball, I I Arm; pain as from 
 pressing asunder, above, Prun. ; pressure in 
 right, in evening, Sul. ; pressing pain over 
 (coryza), ICycl.; pricking, I Cornus; pricking 
 in left, extends over eyeball, 1 1 Arm; as if 
 rent asunder, BColch.; sensitive, Aur. mur.; 
 very sore, especially to pressure, Cup. ars. ; 
 soreness in left, iEsc. h.; sore on pressure, 
 
 I I Lac c; alternately boring, sticking, griping, 
 lightning-like piercing, Thuya ; stitches 
 toward, MCalc; creeping stitches in left, 
 Spong.; swelling, BBPhos.; swelling, painful 
 when taken hold of, BMerc; caries from sy- 
 philis or scrofulosis, BSil. ; tearing with nau- 
 sea, BKalm.; painful to touch (caries), I BAur. 
 met.; painful to touch,BHep.; throbbing, with 
 swelling, BBKali iod.; turbinated bones swol- 
 len, BHydras., BMerc. iod. rub. 
 
 Nose, boring: with fingers, I Arum t., BBCina, 
 Con., Phos. ac, Selen., Ver., BZinc; during 
 delirium in typhoid, BArum t. ; in right, fol- 
 lowed by excessive sneezing, Psor.; desire to 
 bore into side (catarrh of lachrymal sac), 
 BArum t. 
 
 Nose, boring pain: in root, with headache 
 every morning, BHep.; above root, Sul.; head- 
 ache at root, extending down nose, from 
 within, worse in afternoon and after eating, 
 better from cold drinks, motion and bathing, 
 Bism. ; at root, caused momentary numbness 
 (affection of sympathetic nervous system), 
 I IPhos.; sudden, in right side, Camph. 
 
 Nose, breathing: labored, BSabad.; loud, in tu- 
 berculosis, BiCalc; snoring, BSabad.; breath 
 first hot then cold, BMerc. per. 
 jg^° dryness, stoppage ; also Coryza dry ; 
 Chap. 26, Breathing nose, and Chap. 37, 
 Sleep snoring. 
 
 Nose, brown : in typhoid, BPhos. Jg^saddle. 
 
 Nose feels bruised : Lyss., Act. sp.; as if beaten, 
 Ars. m.; better temporarily by rubbing, BArs.; 
 when touching, Bell. 
 
 Nose, burning: I Ars., IAur. met., Aur. mur., 
 
 Calab., Cina, BCist., Clem., BHep., BKali c, 
 BMagn. m., Merc, per., I INatr. m., BNatr. s., 
 BNitr. ac, Syph.; in alse, BNitr. ac; in alse, in 
 stricture of oesophagus, I IKali c; on blowing, 
 with dry cough, Sars.; worse from deep 
 breathing, sneezing, or touch, and in morn- 
 ing, BMagn. m.; corrosive, in a small spot, 
 Calad.; in coryza, Aloe, iEsc h., BBArs.; 
 followed by thin nasal discharge, which 
 relieves, Psor.; in dorsum, with confusion 
 in left side of head, BColoc; in edges (co- 
 ryza), BCepa; as from horseradish, followed 
 by running of water, in evening, Pallad.; in 
 inner walls, Arund.; in chronic inflammation 
 of mucous membrane, IKali bi.;of membrane, 
 Arund.; in nostrils, Ananth., Apis, Aph. ch., 
 Brach., Bufo., Card, m., BCrot. t.; in nostrils, 
 when breathing through them, Med.; in 
 nostrils, in coryza, BSenecio ; in edges of 
 nostrils (coryza), BCepa; in edges of nostrils 
 and septum, Aph. ch.; high up in nostrils 
 (hay fever), I I Sinap.; beneath left nostril, so 
 that breath seems to come out hot, Rhus ; in 
 left nostril, 1 1 Cist., BHydras.; in nostrils, in 
 ptyriasis capitis, BMez.; in right nostril, Card, 
 m.; as if nostrils were sore, BSul.; in nostrils, 
 with ozaena, after abuse of mercury, ICon.; 
 with redness, and swelling at tip, Niccol.; 
 more in right nostril, BHydras.; in right side 
 of root, Lachm; inside of root of nose, IKali 
 bi.; suddenly, as if scalded, Ars. m.; in sep- 
 tum, Sul.; caused by scanty acrid mucous dis- 
 charge, BKali bi.; sudden, in upper part, 
 Calad.; in tip, Bell., Carb. s., 01. an.; in tip, 
 flying up to forehead, Sil.; in tip, worse dur- 
 ing menses, BCarbo a.; as if raw, Carb. s.; in 
 upper part, externally, Aur. mur. 
 $gt° heat ; also Coryza acrid, burning. 
 
 Nose, burrowing : from left side to root, 
 BColoc. 
 
 Nose, as if it would burst : Asaf. 
 
 Nose, cancer: BAlum., BArs., BAur. met., BCalc, 
 BPhyt., BCarbo a.; epithelioma, BCarbol. ac; 
 flat epithelial, size of bean, on leftside,BCund.; 
 epithelial, on right ala, BKreo.; epithelioma 
 size of half a dollar on right side, just under 
 can thus, eye sympathetically affected, either 
 through extension of disease or irritating dis- 
 charge entrance of which was affected by 
 slight destruction of edge of lower lid at can- 
 thus, BKali s.; flat, on right side, Euph.; lupus, 
 I Alum., IAur. mur., ICaust., I IKali bi.; lupus 
 exedens, 1 1 Cist., I I Thuya; lupus on left side, 
 I IKreo.; "noli me tangere," IJugl., BPhyt. 
 jg@f° ozaena, tumors, ulceration. 
 
 Nose, cartilages: affections, 1 Arg. met.; blood- 
 less, cold, Ictod.; exposed, necrosed, Hippoz.; 
 at bridge, painful, especially on pressure, ICalc 
 
 Nose, catarrh : BAgar., BAlum., BAlumin., Amb., 
 BApis, Arg. nit., BAnt. sul. aur., 1 1 Ars.,BBArs.i., 
 Asaf., B BAur. met., BAur. mur., IBapt., BBar. 
 m., Berb., BBrom., BCalc, BCarbol. ac, BCastor., 
 ■Cean., BCist., Cochl., Con., Cop., Coral., 
 lElaps, lEup. perf., IFerr., IIFerr. iod., 
 ■Fluor, ac, IForm., BGraph., BBHep., BHy- 
 dras., line, Blod., BKali bi., BKali c, BKali iod., 
 BKali m., BIKalis., ILach., Lobel. c, ILyc, 
 Magn. m., IMang., BMar. v., BMerc. iod. flav., 
 IMerc. iod. rub., BNatr. a., BNatr. c, B BNatr. 
 m.,1 INatr. ph., BNatr. s., INiccol., BBNitr. ac, 
 01. jec, Osm., BPhos., Plumb., BPsor., BIPuls., 
 ISang., Seneg., BiSep., IISiL, BSinap., 
 
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 ISpig., ISuL, ITherid., IThuya, Uran. n., 
 Vacc, Zinc; acrid discharge, makes upper lip 
 sore, ILyc. ; acrid, at night, BSNitr. ac; with 
 rawness, of chest, ISul. ; in anaemic patients, 
 I INatr. m.; with bland yellow discharge, 
 chronic, I ISul. ; with difficult breathing, 
 chronic, Ailant.; with chilliness, ISul.; with 
 chilliness and nightly rheumatic pains, 
 chronic, IKali iod.; from being chilled 
 while overheated and perspiring, IIArs.; 
 following a cold, with irritation of throat, and 
 slightcough,l I Sang.; copious (osseous growth), 
 ICalc. fl.; corroding, I Hod., IINitr. ac; with 
 costiveness, lEup. perf.; with dry fatiguing 
 cough (dentition), BCham.; with cough and 
 expectoration of yellow green mucus, Psor.; 
 with night cough, IBNitr. ac; after diphtheria, 
 I ISul.; dry, ICarbo v., INatr. m., BBSticta ; dry 
 chronic, ISpong., BSticta; with dry and 
 painful fauces, chronic, BBSil.; dry, in a dry 
 atmosphere, IDulc; dry, in pertussis, IBry.; 
 dry, with frequent sneezing, BKreo.; with 
 dyspnoea, Amyl.; from retrocession of an 
 eruption, BSep.; with sore fauces, BEup. perf.; 
 particulary in flabby lax-fibred persons, Gels.; 
 fluent, Berb.; fluent, with sensation of fulness 
 of upper part of nose, ILac c; fluent, with 
 much sneezing, I IKreo.; frequent and con- 
 stant attacks (rachitis, atrophy of children), 
 ■Staph.; frequent, scrofulosis, Iod.; with head- 
 ache, heat in forehead, chilliness with much 
 mucus in throat, BBNux v.; with sticking 
 headache, DLach.; with stitches in head to 
 eyes and root of nose, II Kali c; incipient, 
 sneezing all day, especially children, BSal.ac; 
 left side, chronic, BLach.; liable to, Acet. ac, 
 ICalc, IHippoz.; with swelling of upper lip, 
 IBNitr. ac; after measles, chronic, IThuya; 
 after mercury, IKali m.; mucus clear, like 
 white of egg, I INatr. m.; mucus looking like 
 melted tallow, leaving greasy looking spots on 
 linen, ICoral.; with copious thick yellow 
 mucous discharge (leucorrhcea), ^"Lact. ac; 
 obstinate, IHippoz; obstinate, of left nostril, 
 I I Berb.; of old people, chronic, I Alum., 
 IKreo.; old, with yellowish viscous secretion, 
 IKali s.; even when purulent and fetid, 
 lEucal.; worse on entering a room, and in 
 evening, IIPuls.; with sanguinolent discharge, 
 Crotal.; from excessive use of salt, INatr. m.; 
 after scarlatina, chronic, IThuya ; with scar- 
 latina or diphtheria, IINitr. ac; scrofulous, 
 chronic, BKali iod.; scrofulous, chronic, in 
 children, BCalc p.; with ulceration of sep- 
 tum, I Fluor, ac; of frontal sinuses, Berb., Bry., 
 BCalc, ICup. m., IKali m., IKali iod., I ILyc, 
 ■Mere, BBSil., I ISticta, BNux v., I Verb.; 
 with loss of smell, Aspar., IPuls., HSil.; with 
 sneezing, Ziz.; with sneezing, fluent, pains in 
 joints and burning on urinating, I I Ran. sc; 
 stopped, with dry cough, INatr. c; stopped, 
 with nausea and headache, I I Graph.; with 
 stuffed condition and fulness at root of nose, 
 IParis ; _ sudden, IIArs.; suppressed, IIArs., 
 I ISenecio ; suppressed, maddening headache, 
 IIBell.; syphilitic, chronic, IKali iod., IINitr. 
 ac; with loss of taste, IPuls., ISiL; with con- 
 tinual running down throat, Med.; with sore 
 throat (measles), ICarbo v.; thick (osseous 
 growth), ICalc fl.; thin, lllod.; with hyper- 
 trophied tonsils, after scarlet fever, IKali iod.; 
 with inflammation of tonsils, chronic, I ISiL; 
 
 17 
 
 uvula swollen, chronic;, ISSil.; after variola, 
 chronic, IThuya ; extends over tonsils, epi- 
 glottis, glottis, and into tubes (angina tonsil- 
 laris), IBar. m.; violent, with influenza, fol- 
 lowed by bronchitis, IRumex; violent, of 
 thin mucus, excoriating nose, especially day- 
 time, Cain.; violent, with swelling of nose, 
 ILyc; watery, at night, IINitr. ac; from 
 changes in weather, with headache, ICamph.; 
 worse in cold, damp weather, INux m.; in 
 rainy weather, ICepa ; from northeast wind, 
 ICepa; of fifteen years' standing, I ISticta; 
 yellow, IINitr. ac; greenish yellow (osseous 
 growth), ICalc. fl.; yellow and thick, I ILyc. 
 figg* ozaena, posterior nares ; also Coryza. 
 
 Nose, nostrils chapped j^^ cracked. 
 
 Nose, circles : red on root ^paraplegia), lArs.; 
 white around nose, IBell. 
 
 Nose, cicatricial contraction of mucous mem- 
 brane : Hippoz. 
 
 Nose, clinkers : if allowed to remain a few 
 days can be easily detached, but if pulled 
 away causes soreness at root and intolerance 
 of light, I IKali bi.; from both nostrils in 
 morning, 1 1 Phyt. 
 
 Nose, clots : hard, fetid, from nostrils, INatr. c 
 
 Nose, sensation as of cob-webs : w r orse moving 
 nose, and below nose, Brom. 
 
 Nose, coldness : Ananth., I ICamph., Cann. i., 
 ■ ICarbo v., Iod., Murex, IPlumb., Polyg., 
 Polyp., ISil., ISpong., UStram., IIYer., 
 1 1 Yer. v., Zinc; air feels cold in breathing, 
 Ant. c, ICoral., Hippom., IHydras ; air pass- 
 ing through seems icy cold, causes sneezing, 
 Ananth.; in traumatic delirium, Lach.; in 
 diphtheria, DILac c; with white or yellowish 
 discharge, Kali m.; gets cold in evening at 
 8 (quotidian ague), I ITarax.; in intermittent, 
 IPuls.; in typhus, ICamph.; in gastritis mu- 
 cosa, in a child, lArs.; with hands cold and 
 sweaty, INux v.; externally cold, internally 
 hot, Am.; in impending hydrocephaloid, 
 ICinch.; icy, Ced., IVer.; feels cold internally, 
 ICist.; icy, in gastralgia, ICamph.; with blue- 
 ness and redness of tip (old inebriates; zymo- 
 sis), I Crotal.; with heat of knees, Ilgn.; and 
 pointed, in summer complaint and cholera, 
 I ICamph.; of tip, Aloe, ICalc p., ICed., I ILo- 
 bel. i., Med.; of tip, in evening. Apis ; of tip, 
 in tertian ague, ILach.; of tip, in pneumonia, 
 I Arm; as if touched by a metallic body, on a 
 small space over root, BCinnab.; transient, 
 Sul.; must be wrapped in warm clothes, Ars.h. 
 $gp pinched, pointed, sweat,; also Chap- 
 ter 8, Face sunken. 
 
 Nose, comedones : black pores, .Graph., Sab., 
 Selen., BISul. 
 
 Nose, compressive pain : at root, Natr. a. 
 jg^Hf constriction, contractive, cramp, 
 pinching, pressing. ■ 
 
 Nose, congestion : Alum., ICalc, IISul.; red- 
 ness of Schneiderian membrane (hay fever), 
 IKali bi.; in scarlatina, IIAilant, I ICup. m.; 
 feeling of congestion, Polyg. 
 gggf° heat, inflammation. 
 
 Nose, constriction: IHell.; tensive constrict- 
 ing sensation in nose, Spong. 
 ggj^ compressive, contracting, cramp, 
 pinching. 
 
 Nose, contracting sensation : 1 1 Hep.; painful 
 in coryza, Anac; painful in left, Caps.; alter- 
 nate contraction and distension, inside, 
 
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 NOSE. 
 
 Bism.; alse nasi contracted, then expanded, 
 1 1 Hep., IMosch. 
 
 j^g^ compressive, constriction, cramps, 
 dilated, pinching, tension. 
 
 Nose, corrosive feeling in corners : Chlor.; as 
 from something acrid, Plat. 
 gigf excoriated. 
 
 Nose, cracked (chapped) : IMerc. s.; chronic, 
 ■Anthrok.; nostrils, I Ant. c, lAur. met., 
 IPetrol.; tip, 1 1 Alum., ICarbo a.; chronic fis- 
 sures, lAnthrok.; in nostrils, deep, in chronic 
 ozsena, lAur. mur. 
 
 Nose, crackling: Aeon. 
 
 Nose, cramp : painful, Plat.; or pressure at root, 
 I Aeon., Bapt., Bell.; at root, in dry coryza, 
 IMang.; at root, with heat and red face, Plat. 
 gigp compressive, contracting, pinching, 
 pressing. 
 
 Nose, crawling : lArg. met., Berb., MCaps., 
 ICham., IMar. v., Merc, per.; in cavities, as 
 if coryza were breaking out, right to left, Aur. 
 mur.; in cavities, with stuffed up nose (hay 
 fever), II Ran. b.; as in coryza, Sul. ; in coryza, 
 IINuxv.; with fluent coryza, Bor., IZinc; 
 until eye waters, ICham.; fine, on side, ICalc; 
 in left nostril, Arg. met.,ICarbo v.; violent, in 
 - right nostril, with lachrymation, IMar. v. ; 
 in right nostril, as before sneezing, Cepa ; in 
 root, extending to eyebrows, Inul.; from root 
 to tip, Camph.; causes sneezing, Ars. h.; with 
 sneezing, IColch.; in tip, Mosch., Pseonia ; 
 squirming in nostrils, as from small worms, 
 (hay asthma), INatr. m. Jg^ 1 * irritation, 
 itching, tickling, tingling. 
 
 Nose, crowing: in nares, like vibrations of a 
 string, Iod. 
 
 Nose, crushing sensation at root : Ananth. 
 
 Nose, crusts: g^g" 1 scabs. 
 
 Nose, cutting: on inner margin of left ala, Zinc. 
 
 Nose, darting: in root, from taking cold, IPhos. 
 
 Nose, deadness : jggp~ numbness. 
 
 Nose, dented: infant, I Aur. mur. 
 
 Nose, digging : pain from left side to glabella, 
 
 - IColoc. 
 
 Nose, dilated nostrils: Calab.; during expira- 
 tion, IFerr.; with each inspiration (diphthe- 
 ria), IMerc. iod. fiav.; open, in gastritis mu- 
 cosa in a child, lArs.; wide open, HSpong.; 
 in pneumonia, widely, I Ant. t. B^° motion. 
 
 Nose, diphtheria: I Hydras., I Kali bi.; mem- 
 brane gray, IPetrol.; commenced, and ex- 
 tended to right tonsil, then left, I Lye; mem- 
 brane in left, completely plugging it up (after 
 apparent recovery), IHydras. 
 
 Nose, discharge : jjijp' Coryza. 
 
 Nose, distending pain : Bar. c. 
 
 Nose, distorted : ISil.; nostril, in apoplexy, 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Nose, drawing : Bapt.,Caulo.; in bones, IColch.; 
 passing into eyes, (becoming smarting, IHep.; 
 in left side, Camph.; in right nostril, after 
 dinner, Zinc; in root, ICarbo v., ICalc, 
 Sil., IPhyt.; stupefying in root, extends to 
 tip, where it tingles, Rheum; awakes at 
 night with nose drawn to one side, ICrotal. 
 
 Nose, drinking : $>^ fluids. 
 
 Nose, dryness: Alum., I Ars., Ars. h., Ars. i., 
 Arund., Atrop. s., I I Aur. met., Bar. c, Cann. 
 s., ICham., BChel., Chlor., Cinch, bob, ICi- 
 mex, Clem., Coccus, IColch., Con., ICycl., 
 ID ; 2., I IDios., Dros., lEuph., Hydr. ac, 
 I IHyos., 1 1 Hyper., Hod., Ipom., Jugl., IKali 
 
 bi., BKalic, IMang., I IMelil., Meph., INatr. 
 s., Niccol., INiir. ac, IINux m., INux v., 
 ■Phos., IIPuls., IRhus, IRumex, USamb., 
 Seneg., Sep., ISil., ISinap., ISpong., HSticta, 
 ISul., Tell., Xan., Zinc; in acne rosacea, 
 ICaust.; worse in afternoon and evening (hay 
 fever), I I Sinap. ; air passes through with great 
 ease), IKali bi.; as if too much air passed in, 
 Therid.; alternately dry and fluent, ISil.; an- 
 noying, I I Hyper.; of anterior nares, ICepa; 
 on awaking, Ammoniac; of nostrils, which 
 are dirty (inflammation of brain), 1 1 Hell.; 
 with catarrh, ICalc, INatr. a., I ISpig.,IISticta; 
 as if he had taken cold, Ustil.; in coryza, As- 
 par., ISenecio ; before coryza, Chlor.; distress- 
 ing, IMagn. m.; distressing, into frontal sin- 
 uses, Vinca; in evening, Tromb.; in epistaxis, 
 I I Berb.; excessive and painful, of mucous 
 membrane (influenza), ISticta ; in prevailing 
 fever, lAmm. m.; in typhoid, IPhos., 1 1 Puis.; 
 after checked foot sweat, ISil.; extends to 
 forehead and antrum, ISil.; constant, with 
 headache, ICact.; with dull frontal headache, 
 ■Bell.; w T ith syphilitic headache, 1 1 Thuya; 
 hot, IBell.; as if inflamed, ILith.; in influ- 
 enza, IChel.; of left nostril, Kob.; worse in 
 left nostril, Chel., ISinap.; long continued, 
 Amb.; in morning, in bed, Aloe; with press- 
 ure in nasal bones, I IKali bi.; at night, moist 
 during day, ICalc; painful, I IGraph., IPhos., 
 ISil.; in pneumonia, IMerc; with pressive 
 sensation, as in commencement of stopped 
 catarrh, extends to temples and affects head, 
 I IKali bi.; of nostrils, in pyaemia, I Ars.; of 
 right nostril, Chrom. ac;in rheumatism, I Ant. 
 t.; of right nostril, IIGamb.; of right side, 
 I IPetrol.; at root, Mane; in scarlatina, I Apis; 
 secretion suppressed, Ailant.; sensation of, 
 Anac, IBell., Iodof., ILyc, INatr. m., Petrol., 
 Strain., Ver., Zing.; sensation of dryness, as if 
 it would stick together, I IPhos.; of nostrils, 
 skin desquamating, Carbo a.; with diminished 
 sense of smell, IMez.; with sneezing, I IGraph.; 
 with inclination to sneeze, Coccus; like snif- 
 fles, Tromb.; in spinal disease, lAlum. met.; 
 with stoppage, Aeon., ^rEup. perf., Ferr. iod., 
 ILyc; troublesome, Thuya. 
 Jg^ stoppage ; also Coryza dry. 
 
 Nose, dull pain : at root, Arg. nit., Thlaspi; 
 at roots, in catarrh, IBapt.; in side, with 
 nervousness and depression, ICrotal. 
 
 Nose, eruptions : Aur. met., Carb. s., I INatr. c, 
 I ISyph.; acne, painful, Caps.; fever blisters, 
 INatr. m., Ilihus; burning, Apis; burning, 
 with acne rosacea or eczema, ICaust.; chron- 
 ic, Cadm.s.; coppery, ICarbo a.; in corners, 
 IRhus; crusty, inside, ophthalmia, ICaust.; 
 covered with crusts, I ISul.; crusty, below, 
 spread gradually through whiskers, and fi- 
 nally to chin, nodous infiltrations and pus- 
 tules without crusts, each pustule and node 
 pierced by a hair which sits quite fast, roots 
 of hairs invested by microscopic fungus, tri- 
 cophyton, visible on pulling them out (men- 
 tagra), I ISul.; crusts, tetterlike, itching, burn- 
 ing, smarting, ILed.; crusty on wings, IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; eczema, ICist., ISep.; eczema im- 
 petiginoides, itching and burning, terribly 
 swollen, presenting loathsome appearance, 
 I ISul. ; eczema, both sides, below, I IRhus; 
 herpetic exanthem on alse (intermittent), 
 I IChel.; fine, Euph.; herpetic, ICalc, ISpig.; 
 
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 herpetic, on alae, INitr. ac, Sil.; herpetic, at 
 tip, ilJSthus.; herpetic, crusty, itching, burn- 
 ing, IRhus ; herpetic, humid, Natr. c; her- 
 petic, itching, on alae, BNitr. ac; herpetic, like 
 a saddle, Sul.; humid, under, with stinging 
 itching, Squilla ; humid, on septum, discharg- 
 ing moisture, which drying formed a light 
 brown scab, skin dirty white, elevated with 
 red areola, Yinca ; itching, Apis ; itching, un- 
 der, as if caused by acrid discharge, Sars.; 
 with chronic otorrhoea, lElaps ; on left nostril, 
 Sars.; painful on tip, ISep.; hard papulae on a 
 red base, burning, itching, smarting, espe- 
 cially in wet, cold weather (affection of 
 lungs), I ISep.; papular, on lower portion 
 of right nares, between ala and column, 
 Chen. a. ; red papules, Plant.; small pap- 
 ules, yellowish, on mucous membrane, 
 Hippoz.; pimples, IPhos.; pimples on ala?, 
 Tarax.; a bad-looking pimple (pharyngeal 
 catarrh), IMerc; a pimple, with extensive in- 
 flamed base, on top of, Fluor, ac; burning 
 pimples on nostrils, Aph. ch.; little hard pim- 
 ples on side, Agar.; pimples inside and out, 
 forming scurfs, Carbo a.; isolated pimples on 
 sides, red, with circumscribed areola, de- 
 pressed centre, became confluent where they 
 were most dense, bleed when scabs come 
 off, HSyph.; itching pimples, Pallad.; large 
 pimples, surrounded by red swelling, Cann. 
 s.; pimples on mucous membrane, IKali c; 
 oozing pimples, 01. an.; painful pimple on tip, 
 maturing slowly, after being squeezed it 
 bleeds for a long time, Pallad.; red pimples 
 on alae, Zing.; red pimples and pustules, worse 
 as action of eye got better, and vice versa, 
 I IRhus; large red pimples under right nos- 
 tril, near septum, sore and smarting to touch, 
 ■Mar. v.; many small, burning pimples under 
 septum, with sensation as if acrid water 
 flowed frcm nose, I I Natr. m.; pirn pies, burn- 
 ing and oozing, on septum, 01. an.; painful 
 pimples on right side of septum, Calad.; pim- 
 ples on side, Ast. r. ; pimples on left side, 
 Cund.; pimples in right side, Oxal. ac; single 
 pimples, filling with pus, then drying up and 
 disappearing, Coccul.; small pimples on root, 
 ILed.; pimples, sore, acrid on end, ILyc; sup- 
 purating pimple on right, Sars.; pimple on tip, 
 Asaf., BICaust., Cund.; pimples above tip, 
 Pallad.; pimples under, Paris ; pimples on 
 wings, I I Natr. m.; pimple on left wing, per- 
 forated, and left opening as large as pea, j 
 IFluor. ac; pimples near wings, Pallad.; pocks j 
 become confluent, look turbid and filled with \ 
 purulent liquid, and shrivelled, Yacc; on 
 point, Spong.; pustular, Ascl. t., Amm. c, 
 Bell., IPetrol., IPhos.; pustular, secreting a 
 sanious irritating matter, ilris; pustules on 
 mucous membrane, terminating in erosion of 
 perichondrium and perforation of septum 
 and vomer, Hippoz.; a red pustule on right 
 septum, sore when touched, Anac; pustules 
 on right side, Cund.; scurfy pustules under, 
 Bov.; yellow pustules, size of a hemp seed, 
 Hippoz.; red, sometimes dry, with thin crusts, 
 sometimes oozing yellow drops, IHyper.; red, 
 at times humid, BThuya ; red, often peeling, 
 lAur. met.; at root, under septum, when ear 
 gets well (otorrhoea), I IPhos.; yellow saddle 
 across bridge, BCarbo a., I ISep.; scrofulous, in 
 internal nose (ophthalmia), 1 1 Rhus ; scurfy, 
 
 lAur. mur. nat., ICalc, ILyc, BNatr. m.; 
 scurfy, bleeding, IBrom.; scurfy, in coryza, 
 I IMerc; scurfy, with some heat, Daph.; 
 scurfy, in right nostril, 1 1 Sars.; scurfy in right, 
 half extends down on lip, with a deep fissure, 
 sore and sensitive to touch, IHep.; scurfy 
 sore, I Alum.; scurfy on tip, HCaust., INitr. 
 ac, ISep.; scurfy under, IBar. c; scurfy, yel- 
 low, ICic, IMagn. in.; small yellow scurf on 
 each nostril, Hod.; on septum, plugging nos- 
 tril, Crot. t.; spots like flea bites on left nos- 
 tril, in afternoon, Pallad.; spots like pimples, 
 on upper right side, Euph.; stinging, Apis: 
 tetter (after Calc), ISil.; tetterlike, with jerk- 
 ing and itching burning, Rhus ; tetter, oozing, 
 Aur. mur. nat.; tubercles on alae, Hippoz.; tu- 
 bercle on right ala, as large as a sixpence and 
 covered with a thick crust, under which is 
 yellowish matter mixed with blood (lupus 
 exedens), BHydrocot.; five tubercles, large as 
 lentils, on both sides of root of nose (lupus 
 exedens), IHydrocot.; vesicular, I I Plumb., 
 ILach., I IRhus; vesicular, caused by colds, 
 with watery contents, which burst and leave 
 thin scurfs or crusts, BNatr. m.; a group of 
 vesicles on dorsum, itching, discharging pale, 
 somewhat cloudy lymph, which forms a yel- 
 lowish-brown acuminated scab, easily sepa- 
 rated, but reappearing, scab attained size of 
 small bean (rupia prominens), BMez.; vesicu- 
 lar, with pressing pain, IMagn. c; vesicular, 
 on right nostril, with malignant ulceration, 
 ICarbo a.; vesicular, on aire nasi, forming 
 scabs, I I Chel.; vesicular on septum narium, 
 Crotal.; a small vesicle on centre, BCarbol. ac; 
 vesicular, on tip, INitr. ac; on wings, Thuya; 
 on wings, worse in open air, Euph. 
 j^^° abscesses, boils, erysipelas, scabs, 
 spots. 
 
 Nose, erysipelas: lApis, IGraph., Hippoz., 
 Plumb., IRhus, Stram.; if hetakes cold, lAur. 
 mur.; gangrenous, of external integuments, 
 Hippoz. ; erysipelatous looking, hard to touch, 
 ICalc; dark brown redness and swelling 
 (poisoning by foul breath), lAnthrac; on 
 right side, Stram. j^gpNose red. 
 
 ISTose, excoriated: Ars. h., Calc. s., IIGraph., 
 IMerc; ala?, in hay fever, MSinap.; alae, 
 mith muco-purulent discharge (scrofulosis in 
 children), IStilling. ; constant, EMez. ; corners, 
 in diphtheria, IChin. a.; in coryza, Ars. met., 
 IBrom.; excoriated feeling, IHydras.; inside, 
 ISil.; inside, in scarlatina, BBArum t.; left 
 nostril, with discharge of bloody mucus on 
 blowing, I IRhus ; left nostril, without, with 
 occasional yellow discharge concreting on it, 
 IKali iod.; nostrils, by constant watery 
 discharge, BLac c; nostrils, in scrofula, 
 I Ars.; with scrofulosis, Mez. ggP^Coryza acrid. 
 
 Nose, exfoliation of skin on dorsum: *BNatr. m. 
 
 Nose, expansion : feeling as when walking out 
 of doors, Carbol. ac. B§T" dilated. 
 
 Nose, external : complaints on, I IBar. c. 
 
 Nose, fissures, JE^gP cracked. 
 
 Nose, fluids return on attempting to swallow: 
 Ananth., IIArumt., Bell., IILach., IMerc, 
 IPhyt.; in sequel of burn, BCanth.; in diph- 
 theria, IKali perm., ILac c, I Sul. ac; in sore 
 throat, IMerc.cor., I ILach.; in syphilis, I Kali bi. 
 Jgi^ Chapter 13, Swallowing. 
 
 Nose, food regurgitates on attempting to swal- 
 low: I ILyc, I IPhos. 
 
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 7, NOSE. 
 
 Nose, formication : ^Esc h.; painful at root, in 
 left frontal sinus (polypus), IMar. v.; as if she 
 would sneeze, precedes headache, I ISul. 
 g^° numbness. 
 
 Nose, freckles: I IPhos., I ISul. 
 
 Nose, frontal sinuses: Jg^° Chap. 3, Forehead 
 sinuses. 
 
 Nose, tip easily frosted: IZinc; frostbitten, 
 with itching, -Agar. 
 a®» Chapter 46, Chilblains. 
 
 Nose, fulness: ICham., IIKali iod.; in coryza, 
 ISenecio; in diphtheria, IIBapt.;' membrane 
 feels full, Iodof.; pressive, on bridge, Cund.; 
 at root, Gels., Natr. ph.; especially high up in 
 left nostril, with loose mucus, I IPhos.; of up- 
 per part, with fluent catarrh from both nos- 
 trils, ILac c; from inflammation in frontal 
 sinuses, BKali bi.; stuffed condition at root, 
 
 ■ Paris. 
 
 BH^F* congestion, heaviness, pressing. 
 Nose, gangrene : of mucous membrane, after 
 
 measles, lArs.; of swollen root, Hippoz. 
 Nose, gloominess over root: with dulness, 
 
 Spong. 
 Nose, gnawing : high up, HSil.; in nasal bones, 
 
 with lancinating and boring to forehead, 
 
 IKali iod. 
 Nose, greasy : seborrhcea oleosa, IHydras. 
 
 jggi^* shining. 
 Nose, hammering pains : in bones, Ananth. 
 
 g^* throbbing. 
 Nose, hardness : IIKali c; of alse nasi, Thuya ; 
 
 of left alse, Alum.; of left alas, with tensive 
 
 pain, Thuya ; around corners (ozsena), Aur. 
 
 mur. 
 Nose, headache: above root, every evening, 
 
 Ferr.; begins at root, IGlon.; extends to root, 
 
 ■ ■Agar.; extends from root into forehead, as 
 if everything would press asunder, IMez. 
 fi@* Chap. 3, Forehead glabella. 
 
 Nose, heat: lApis, HCinch., Clem., BGraph., 
 ■Hep., Thuya; expired air feels hot, IIKali 
 bi.; burning, with sensation as if it would 
 bleed, Calad.; sensitiveness, in bronchitis, 
 ■Euph.; constant, frequent premonition of 
 coryza, INux v.; dry, IBell., ICham.; ema- 
 nates, with thirst, Stront.; external, IKali bi.; 
 inflamed, right side, with coryza, I I Merc, 
 iod. rub.; in left, with sore pain, especially on 
 blowing nose, I I Natr. m.; worse in afternoon 
 and evening, in hay fever, llSinap.; in fifth 
 month of pregnancy, 1 1 Psor. ; right side, 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; of root, without being red, 
 IKali bi.; of tip, worse towards evening (per- 
 tussis), I Caps.; of tip, particularly in warm 
 weather, Bell.; in sides, with nervousness and 
 depression, ICrotal.; extends into frontal sin- 
 uses, Vinca. 
 Jd^* burning, congestion, inflammation. 
 
 Nose, heaviness: Caust., ICham., IKali bi.; 
 dull pain over root, and stinging in nose, with 
 coryza, ISang. ; high up, Stann. ; in sides, 
 with nervousness and depression, ICrotal.; 
 dull over root, with coryza, ISang.; in root, 
 Therid.; pressive, in root, Bism.; deep in 
 upper, Therid.; as if a heavy weight were 
 hanging to it, IKali bi.; weight over root 
 (catarrh), ICinnab. 
 
 Nose, indescribable sensation : Ars. h. 
 
 Nose, induration : Jg^p* hardness. 
 
 Nose, inflammation (rhinitis): Bor., ICau^t., 
 ICrot, tig., IFluor. ac, Med., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 
 ■Sep., IISulv, TJstil.; of alse, INitr. ac, ISul.; 
 painful, of alse, IHep.; of bones, Ananth., 
 Asaf., IStilling.; catarrhal, ICalc, Chel.; 
 catarrhal, in all its continuations, frontal sin- 
 uses, Highmorian cavities and fauces, IKali 
 iod.; chronic, I Agar.; croupy, of mucous 
 membrane (sequel of scarlatina), IHep.; 
 chronic, of membrane, with suppressed or 
 oversensitive smell, IPhos.; in drunkards, 
 ■Ars., I IBell., ICalc, I IHep., ILach., I IMerc, 
 
 ■ Pals., ISul.; duct discharges large clots of 
 blood, mixed with dry mucus of foul smell, 
 I ISiL; of edges, Bar. c; erysipelatous, Cadm. 
 s.; erysipelatous, passed from left side to 
 ear, eye, scalp and face, BHydras. ; erysipela- 
 tous, mostly in alse, with redness, vesicles 
 discharging thick pus when slightly pressed, 
 I I. Plumb.; erysipelatous, of dorsum, thence to 
 cheeks, BCanth.; of external, INatr. c; with 
 eye complaints, Cochl.; from injury, I Arm; 
 internal, BNux v., Polyg.; internal, with sen- 
 sation of dryness and slow bleeding, 1 1 Phos.; 
 of left side, 1 1 Cist.; of left side, painful to 
 touch, INatr. m. ; from abuse of mercury, 
 Asaf., I Aur., I IBell., IHep., I ILach., ISul.; 
 chronic, of mucous membrane, worse in 
 warm, better in cool temperature, BKali bi.; 
 of nostrils, Bry.; of nostrils, with swollen 
 sensation, Polyg.; of external margin of right 
 nostril, BMez.; with pimples and blisters, 
 BLach.; purulent, of mucous membrane, mis- 
 taken for syphilis, 1 1 Kali bi.; with redness and 
 swelling, Alum., ■Bell., I IBrv., ICalc, BFluor. 
 ac, IHep., IMerc, I IPhos., BRhus, ISul.; 
 with bleeding from right side, after abuse of 
 mercury, BCon.; scrofulous, Asaf., lAur., 
 IIBry., ICalc, IHep., I ILach.,, IMerc, 
 
 I IPhos., 1 1 Puis., ISul.; scrofulous, with plugs, 
 
 ■ Phos.; of septum, with white suppurating 
 pustules, 1 1 Psor.; of tip, Aur., BCarbo a., 
 
 ■ ■Caust., Crotal., I ILach., INitr. ac, IRhus, 
 ■Sep.; tip shining, nostrils dry, I IPhos. 
 j^=° burning, congestion, heat, swelling. 
 
 Nose, influenza: g^* Coryza influenza. 
 
 Nose, irritation: Arum m.; as of smelling 
 fumes of iodine, Iodof.; of nostrils, Brach.; of 
 nostrils, painful, BRumex ; pungent, lArs. i.; 
 of root, with increased sensitiveness of face, 
 BKali m.; of Schneiderian membrane,in croup, 
 IHep.; as from sneezing, Amb. J^if itching. 
 
 Nose, itching: I I Apis, Arund., Ascl. t., BAur. 
 met., Aur. mur., Berb., Brach., Camph., Car- 
 bol. ac, Caps., IChel., HCina, Como., I Hgn., 
 Ipec, IKali c, BMagn. m., Merc, sul., INitr. 
 ac, INux v., Sabad., Selen., ISpig., BISul., 
 Therid., Tuberc, Uran. n., Urt. ur., Vinca; 
 of alse, BBCaust., Sul.; of alse, first right, then 
 left, Ver. v.; around alse ( coryza), BCarbo v.; in 
 pharyngeal catarrh, IMerc; constant, Amm. 
 m.; in convulsions, IMerc; in coryza, IColch., 
 
 ■ ■Merc; all day, Lyss.; on edges, Selen.; while 
 eating, Jatroph.; in epistaxis, Cinnab.; in even- 
 ing, BPuls.; extends to forehead and antrum, 
 ISiL; inside, Arund.JBCaust., Sul.; violent, in- 
 ternal, in evening, Jamb.; of inner, with sensa- 
 tion of dryness, extending into frontal cavities 
 and antrum (prosopalgia), ISiL; intense, inter- 
 nally near point, had to rub it all the time, 
 Med.; intolerable, Stram.; intolerable, notbet- 
 ter by scratching, Zing.; of left nostril, IHy- 
 dras.; on left side, Sars.; left side, inside ala, 
 Syph.; worse, left nostril, Chel.; in lupus, 
 
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 IKali bi.; of mucous membrane, Cornus; of 
 nostrils, Brach., Ol. an., BSyph.; particularly 
 around nostrils (coryza), I Car bo v.; high up 
 (hay fever), I ISinap.; in left nostril, Camph., 
 Kob.; on left nostril, followed by frequent 
 sneezing, succeeded by profuse nosebleed, stop- 
 ped by cold water, Zinc. ; of right nostril, BCepa, 
 Zinc; from irritation of Peyer's patches (ty- 
 phoid), UPhos. ac; in pityriasis capitis, 
 IMez.; on small places, right to left, Aur. 
 niur.; pains, ICalc. p.; on right side, I I Fluor, 
 ac; causing rubbing and boring, IlCina; in 
 scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t.; in front part of septum 
 narium, llod.; pains in septum narium, IKali 
 bi.; on skin near, IMez.; causes sneezing, 
 IHep.; causes sneezing (coryza), ICalc. ; in an- 
 terior nares, followed by sneezing, frequently 
 repeated for forty-eight hours (hay catarrh), 
 I ISticta; itching as if sore, ISul.; with swell- 
 ing, Coccus; of tip, ICaust., IChel., 01. an., 
 ■Petrol., ISep.; of tip and below, I ICaust.; of tip, 
 1 p.m., in evening more to left, Ars. met.; at tip 
 and inside, ICon.; intolerable, of tip, ISil.; 
 uneasy feeling, Ailant.; upper part, exter- 
 nally, Aur. mur.; violent, must rubJArg. nit.; 
 obliges constant rubbing in evening, Sil. ; 
 voluptuous, if she attempts to wash anything, 
 steam from warm water causes (pityriasis 
 capitis), IMez.; of wings, ICaust; in left 
 wing, Badiag., Pallad.; right wing, Sars.; of 
 wing, inducing rubbing, INatr. s.; with worms, 
 Apoc, ICina, IFerr. mur., IFilix, ISul. 
 Bg^° irritation. 
 
 Nose, jerking : pains in left side, Caps.; in root, 
 from above, IHyos. 
 
 Nose, lacerating : Cadm. s. 
 
 Nose, lancinating : in bones, to forehead, with 
 gnawing in nasal bones, BKali iod.; pain in 
 upper nasal cavity, Mar. v.; in affected parts, 
 making him cry out, (malignant ulceration of 
 nose), IKali bi. fi^ stitches. 
 
 Nose, large: ISil.; enormous, in smallpox, 
 ■Hydras.; as if enlarged, obstructing vision, 
 Cann. s. ; wings, Hydr. ac 
 U^" erysipelas, swelling. 
 
 Nose, lightness : feeling of, at root, ICepa. 
 
 Nose, seems longer : IVer. 
 
 Nose, lupus : jgggf* cancer. 
 
 Nose, metastasis : of nasal troubles, to abdo- 
 men (in children), ICalc. 
 
 Nose, motion: painful, of right alas, ICalc; active 
 of alae, in membranous laryngitis, Hod.; con- 
 stant, of alse, in congestion of lungs, B Ammon- 
 iac; fanlike, of alae, BBrom., BChel., BBLyc, 
 
 I I Ph os. ,BSpong.; fanlike, in diphtheria, ■Lye, 
 Mere. iod. flav. ; fanlike, in pneumonia, BAntt., 
 IKreo., BBLyc, IPhos., I ISul.; violent, of alee, 
 in capillary bronchitis, or pneumonia, IChel.; 
 well marked, of ala?, with a child (pertussis), 
 
 I I Ant. t. ; of aire, with rapid respiration, Sul.ac 
 Nose, membrane : portions of detached, leav- 
 ing raw corrugated surface, lElaps ; hard 
 condition (nasal catarrh), Iod.; hyperaemic 
 (hay catarrh), I ISticta, Hod., I INatr. s.; ir- 
 ritability, with fluid discharge, Cup. ars.; 
 violent irritation of Schneiderian membrane, 
 resembling a severe attack of coryza, lApoc; 
 irritation of Schneiderian membrane (hay 
 fever), IINuxv. ; red condition in nasal ca- 
 tarrh, Blod.; reddened and swollen in hay 
 catarrh, I ISticta; sensitive, Agar.; bloody 
 suffusions, IIAnthrac $gtf diphtheria. 
 
 Nose, muscles : levator, refused to act, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Nose, nodules: broad, red inside of point,biting, 
 tickling soreness, tine stitches when touched, 
 Bar.in.; small, on wings, which become round 
 ulcers with hard edges and lardaceous base, 
 soon disappear from original place and appear 
 in another part, a distinct, deep induration 
 can be felt surrounding them, IMerc iod. rub. 
 
 Nose, nostrils : painful action, Lyss.; agglutin- 
 ated, BBAur. met.; yellowness, with circum- 
 scribed redness of cheek (pleuro-pneumonia 
 biliosa), I I Rhus. JKir dilated, motion. 
 
 Nose, numbness: Cadm. s., I INatr. m., Plat.; 
 deadness, Ars. h.; to forehead, Ars. m.; of tip, 
 as if beaten and blood were pressing out, 
 Viol.; down through, Calab.; goes to sleep, 
 Med.; on one side, INatr. m. 
 gg^ formication. 
 
 Nose, offensive odor: ggg^ smell objective. 
 
 Nose, ozaena: All. sat.,BAlum., DAmm. c,BArs., 
 BBAsaf., B I Aur. met., B Aur. mur., BAur. mur. 
 nat., ICalc, BCalc n., ;Chrom. ac, BElaps, 
 ■Graph., BBKali bi., BKali iod., I IKali ph., 
 BKali s., BMagn. m., BMar. v., BMerc. cor., 
 BMerc iod flav., BMyr. cer., INatr. c, BNatr. 
 m., BNatr. s., 1101. jec, ■Petrol., I IPhos. ac, 
 I IPhos., BPuls., BSang., BBSep., ISticta, 
 llSyph., 1 1 Zing.; catarrhal, Alum., I lAmm, 
 c, BBAur. met., ICalc, BKali bi., BKali iod., 
 IINux v., I IPhos., BBPuls., BSang., ISticta; 
 chronic, IHippoz.; discharge fetid, BAsaf., 
 Carbol. ac, IGraph., IKreo., BLach., IMerc, 
 BMyr. cer., BNitr. ac, 1 1 Petrol., 1 1 Rhus, ITell., 
 UTherid.; fetid, Worse during menses, (Graph.; 
 fetid, offensive when seated in submucous 
 connective tissue or in periosteum, IBSih; 
 especially left by exanthema or syphilis, dis- 
 charge sanguinolent rather than offensive, 
 ■Crotal.; fetid, in syphilis, BKali bi.; with 
 gout, BKali c; green casts, every morning, 
 INitr. ac; after suppressed itch, ■ BCalc, ISul.; 
 malignant, I IHippoz.; with burning in nostrils 
 and stitching in nasal septum, after abuse 
 of mercury, BCon.; with fetid lumps of pus, of 
 six years' standing, Curar.; with rheumatism, 
 
 ■ Kali c; scrofulous, Alum., BArs., BAsaf., 
 
 ■ ■Aur. met., BAur. sul., BBCalc, Calc p., 
 ■Carbo a., Con., ■Graph., HHep., ■Hydras., 
 ■Kali bi., INatr. m., Natr. s., Phos., IPuls., 
 
 ■ ■Sep., I ISil., ISul., ITherid.; scrofulous, in 
 poorly nourished subjects, IMerc. cor. ; scrofu- 
 lous, unbearable odor, BBAur. mur.; syphilitic, 
 BAsaf., BAur. met., BAur. mur., EFluor, ac, 
 IBKalibi., BBKali iod., BLach., EMere cor., 
 ■Merc, iod., I IMez., BPhyt., I I Still., llSyph.; 
 syphilitic, with bloody, sanious discharge and 
 disease of bones, BPhyt.; syphilric, beginning 
 with ulcers in fauces, INatr. s.; syphilitic, .in- 
 volving upper lip, which is swollen and 
 honeycombed with ulcers, BNitr. ac; after 
 abuse of mercury, with pain in shin bones, 
 especially at night, BKali iod.; mercurio-syph- 
 ilis, BBAur. met., IHep., BNitr. ac; with ulcers, 
 INitr. ac; ulcerative, with epistaxis, BSang.; 
 worse from wet weather, BElaps. 
 
 gggT 5 cancer, catarrh ; also Coryza bloody, 
 fetid, green, purulent. 
 Nose, pain (undefined) : BCalc, Hod., Lyss., 
 I I Sars.; when breathing, as from inhalation of 
 cold air or acrid vapors, Ant. c; from right to 
 left,acrossbridge,Euph.;from cheek bones, Ars. 
 m. ; deep, before menses, worse from panting 
 
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 7. NOSE. 
 
 or pressure, ICon.; downward, Psor.; in dys- 
 pepsia, BArg. nit.; edges, Bar. c; from above 
 down, as after a violent fall on it, IIArn.; 
 rises to forehead as if a board were laid against 
 it, ICalc.; from headache, Ars. m.; to High- 
 morian cavity, IBerb.; internally, BBGraph.; 
 internally, in catarrhal fever, iEuph.; in left 
 side, Arum m.; in left side, in evening, Ars. 
 m. ; in left nostril, picks it, Natr. ph.; violent, 
 in bony part, after abuse of mercury, better 
 in dry weather, worse at approach of rain, or 
 in changeable weather,BHep.; nostrils, B I Aur. 
 met.; right nostril, on pressure,! I Kali n.; ex- 
 ternal margin of right nostril, IMez.; at root, 
 Arund., Dig., Elaps, I Gels., BGlon., 1 1 Petrol.; 
 severe in root, with dry cough, and pain in 
 chest, ISang.; from .root to ears, on swal- 
 lowing (ozsena), B Elaps ; into root from above 
 right eye, Cepa ; to root, in facial neuralgia, 
 BPhos.; from root to forehead, with sniffles, 
 BElaps ; at root, with dull frontal headache, 
 BMerc. iod. fiav.; in root, in ozsena, BAlum., 
 BNatr. s.; as if internally sore, Amb.; from 
 thinking, Lyss.; in tip, Bar. c, BCist.; of left 
 wing, Zinc. 
 
 Nose, pale : Ananth.; with circumscribed red- 
 ness of cheeks, three or four hours each day, 
 IColch.; around alse, Ver. 
 
 Nose, picking: IB Arum t, BiCina, I ICon.; 
 until it bleeds, Q B Arum t. ; and boring in left 
 nostril until it is raw and bleeding (measles), 
 BLach.; in brain affections of children, BCina, 
 BBSul.; constantly, in mental derangement, 
 BCon.; during dentition, Tereb. ; constant de- 
 sire, Lil. tig., Rumex ; desire, in amenorrhcea, 
 Symph.; with acidity and worms, 1 1 Natr. 
 ph.; with worms, B BCina., I INuxv. 
 
 Nose, pinched : ISpig., 1 1 Ver. v.; in cholera 
 infantum, 1 1 Ver.; deathlike, Med.; in diph- 
 theria, BKali bi.; in gastralgia, BCamph.; in 
 hemiplegia, I IHydr. ac; in broncho-pneu- 
 monia, BLyc. jpsjp coldness, pointed; also 
 Chap. 8, Face sunken. 
 
 Nose, pinching pain : in bridge, worse from hard 
 pressure (nasal catarrh), I Kali bi.; as if pain 
 were pinching nostrils together. Lachn.; in 
 root, BHyos.; in root, extending into eye, 
 Zinc; in root, with facial neuralgia, 1 1 Puis.; 
 in root, with dulness in forehead, Zinc; in 
 root, with stitches in jaws, Zinc. 
 J^ggf* compressive, constriction, contrac- 
 tive, cramp, pressing. 
 
 Nose, plugs : of mucus, 7rCalc; discharge of 
 elastic plugs (catarrh), BLyc; fetid, so large 
 had to be drawn back into mouth, causes 
 vomiting (ozsena), BBSep.; with pressure in 
 forehead, during menses, BSep., BSil., B BKali 
 bi.; large green, BiSep.; hard, B BKali bi.; 
 hard, of mucus (chronic nasal catarrh), BLach.; 
 in nares, hard to detach and leaving a raw 
 sore, BNitr. ac; thick, with severe frontal 
 headache, some fever and prostration, espe- 
 cially in old people and children, BMerc iod. 
 flav. jg@T clinkers, clots, scabs ; also Co- 
 ryza dry, lumpy. 
 
 Nose pointed: Ananth., I I Ant. t., BBCamph., 
 BCarbo v.. Cocc, BMyos., Rhus 1 BStaph., 
 BBVer. ; in angina syphilitica, BLach; in 
 asphyxia, BAnt. t. ; in cholera Asiatica, 
 BArs., BBCamph., BCup. m., BVer.; in gas- 
 tritis mucosa, in a child, BArs.; in quotidian, 
 1 1 Puis.; in typhus, BCamph., BBPhos. ac. ; 
 
 sharp, forehead pale, with irritated pulse 
 from disappointed ambitition, I INux v. ; looks 
 sharper, in labor, I INux v.; orifices sooty 
 (brain affection), BHell. ; in summer complaint, 
 BBCamph., BVer. Jg®^ coldness, pinched; 
 also Chap. 8, Face sunken. 
 
 Nose, polypus: Alum., BApis, • Arum m., Aur. 
 met., Bell., BBCalc,B Cepa, Con., Graph., BBMar. 
 v., Merc, IMerc iod. rub., Nitr. ac, BPhos., 
 BBSang., BSil., Stajjh., ISul.; first in antrum 
 Highmorii, deforming face, forcing eyeball 
 upward, everting lid, obstructing nostrils 
 into mouth, so that breathing and mastica- 
 tion were impeded, BHekla; bleeding easily, 
 BPhos.; extended to ethmoid bone, into cho- 
 anse and into antrum of Highmore, BMar. v.; 
 in fossae, BSang. ; large, after a severe, badly- 
 treated cold, IMar. v.; in left side, BAlum. ; 
 mucous, of pale red color, on left side, and of 
 large size, mostly in anterior nares, and in 
 plain sight, BMar. v.; mucous, greenish white, 
 attach ed to upper turbinated bone, and com- 
 pletely filling nasal cavity and causing occlu- 
 sion, after repeated attacks of coryza, BMar. 
 v.; large, mucous, of right side, distending 
 nose, BKali n.; with stoppage of nose, on side 
 he lies, BMar. v.; large, pedunculated, BBCalc 
 p.; for thirty years, removed every two or 
 three years by operative means, IMar. v.; 
 recent, or of long standing, BKali bi.; in right 
 nostril, growing more rapidly after each attack 
 of headache, which was better by camphor, 
 BKali n.; occupying entire right nostril, pro- 
 jecting slightly, BMar. v.; with loss of smell, 
 BBCalc; much discharge of mucus and water, 
 BMar. v.; enlarges in wet weather, BMar. v.; 
 especially among old and middle-aged women, 
 BMar v.; of one year's duration, BMar. v. 
 
 Nose, posterior nares (choanse) : acrid, corrod- 
 ing sensation, BArum t.; affection of, pharynx 
 more irritable than larynx (sore throat), 
 BMerc iod. rub.; affection of, with raw sensa- 
 tion, IMerc iod. rub.; blood coming from, 
 BPhos. ; bright red blood comes from and is 
 expectorated, Sabad.; burning, BiEsc h.; ac- 
 tarrh, Aeon., Msc. h., Alum., BBAnt. sul. aur., 
 BArg. nit., BAur. met., BAur. mur., I I Bar. c, 
 Bry., BCalc., BCalc s., BBCaust., Cinnab., BCo- 
 ral., Euph., BBFerr. ph., BBHep., BHydras., 
 Hod., BlKalibi., BKali iod., BKali m., Kreo., 
 BLyc, Magn., Magn. s., Med., BMerc, 
 BMerc iod. flav., BMerc protiod., Mez., Natr. 
 a., BNatr. c, BBNatr. m., BNitr. ac, 1 1 Petrol., 
 MPhvt., 1 1 Phos., Plumb., BBPsor., BEhus, 
 I ISang.,Selen.,BBSep.,BSil.,Spig.,Staph.,BThe- 
 rid., Thuya ;catarrh, with epistaxis, Bar. c;ca- 
 tarrh, worse left side, Chin. a. ; closed, stopped 
 up,Calc s., BHydras., BMez., Zing.; closed, bet- 
 ter by hawking thick, grayish mucus, Med.; 
 crusts, Calc a.; membranous deposit, in diph- 
 theria,! I Lac c, BLach.; lumps of dirty mucus, 
 B Cinnab.; acrid discharge, BKali bi. ; discharge 
 changeable incolor and consistency, BCalc ; dis- 
 charge thick, yellow, ropy, BKali bi.; dropping, 
 awakens at night, 1 1 Psor.; dryness, Aeon., 
 BiEsc, Alum., Calc. p., Carbol. ac, Coccus, 
 BBCochl., IILyc.,IRumex, ISep.,ISil.,l ISinap.; 
 dry feeling, with polypus, BLyc; dry, with 
 hawking in morning, 'BNatr. m.; dryness and 
 irritation at night,BCinnab. ; dryness, with 
 sneezing, followed by coryza, iEsc. h.; dull 
 pain to ears, OElaps ; a feeiing as if enlarged, 
 
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 Elat; feel expanded during walk, BFluor. ac; 
 as if an acrid, acid fluid were running through 
 over palate, causes cough, I Kali hi.; food and 
 drink rises in, I I Merc; food enters when 
 swallowing, Petrol., ISil.; pieces of food are 
 forced in during eating, producing a sickening 
 sensation, are afterwards withdrawn covered 
 with mucus, Nitr. ac. ; inflammation catarrhal, 
 ILobel. c; inflammation, in syphilis, I IPhyt.; 
 irritation, causing hawking, swallowing and 
 desire to scratch, in hay fever, IRan. b.; dis- 
 charge of solid lumps, worse morning and 
 forenoon, Lith. ; raising easily yellowish or 
 greenish lump in morning, IMang.; greenish 
 colored masses of offensive odor pass through, 
 having a disagreeable taste, IKali bi.; thick- 
 ening of membrane (nasal catarrh), IHydras.; 
 mucous discharge, Carbol. ac, Cinch, bol., 
 Euphor.,1 IIod.,Lact. ac,0sm.; accumulation 
 of mucus, with cough, IIEumex; accumula- 
 tion of mucus with obstruction of nostrils and 
 nasal speech, Zinc; mucus mixed with blood, 
 IHep.; discharge of large quantities of mucus, 
 I ISpig.; tough, congealed mucus, on rising in 
 morning, HCaps.; mucus discharged only 
 from posterior nares,INitr. ac; mucus dropping 
 Bufo., Bry., ICaust, IHydras., ILach., IMerc. 
 iod. flav., Selen., I ISpig. ; of mucus dropping 
 after breakfast, Calc.a. ; thick mucus dropping, 
 in coryza (scarlatina), I ISul.; yellow mucus 
 dropping, worse at night, awakes him, must 
 sit up and clear throat, INatr. ph.; tough 
 mucus dropping (chronic naso-pharyngeal 
 catarrh), INatr. a.; lumpy mucus is expector- 
 ated, ICepa; mucus hanging in, Lyss.; hawking 
 of mucus, Arum t., Caust., IKali m., I IMerc. 
 iod. rub., INatr. m., I IPhyt,; hawking of 
 mucus difficult, lArum t.; hawking of thick, 
 jelly-like mucus in lumps, Aloe ; mucus mu^t 
 be hawked into mouth to be discharged, 
 ICanth.; hawking of tough, gelatinous grayish 
 yellow mucus, Natr. a.; hawks dried, yellow- 
 ish red phlegm, tasting salty, mornings, Tell.; 
 as if a quantity of mucus lodged in, Lact, ac; 
 lumps of mucus, in evening, having nauseous 
 taste, ICepa ; large lumps of white mucus 
 pass through into mouth without hawking, 
 Zinc; small lumps of mucus easily loosened, 
 Osm.; mucous discharge in morning, lAur. 
 met.; thick mucus, worse in morning, Petrol.; 
 discharge of much mucus, with stoppage of 
 nose, mostly of one nostril, Vinca ; copious 
 offensive mucus, causing choking at night, 
 ISpig.; profuse discharge of mucus, with stop- 
 page of anterior part of nose, Spig.; filled with 
 purulent mucus, causing hawking, IPetrol.; 
 mucus scanty, worse morning and evening, 
 Calc s.; mucus tastes and smells bad (nasal 
 catarrh), I ISpig.; thick mucus dropping from, 
 I Alum.; draws thick yellowish mucus into 
 throat and spits it out, Ant. c; discharge of 
 thin, clear mucus, IHydras.; tough mucus, 
 IPlumb.; tough, ropy mucus passes into 
 throat, IKali bi.; mucus trickles down into 
 throat and causes hawking, with catarrhal 
 inflammation of larynx, trachea, bronchi and 
 eves .(coryza), I IMerc; tough white mucus, 
 clinging tightly to posterior wall of throat, 
 resembling large patch of diphtheritic mem- 
 brane, IPhyt.; yellow mucus, BRumex; tough 
 yellow mucus, causing constant inclination to 
 hawk and spit (ozsena), IMerc. iod. flav.; yel- 
 
 lowish green mucus, Calc. s. ; pain as from air 
 pressing through with violence, when talking 
 or coughing, Magn. s.; filled with polypi, ap- 
 parently attached to spongy bones, of thiee 
 years standing, IMar. v.; fleshy polypi, hang- 
 ing from both, worse during damp weather, 
 IMar. v.; pricking, brings tears to eyes, 
 I I Natr. p.; roughness and scraping, in a foggy 
 atmosphere, Hyper.; formation of scabs, IBar. 
 c; thick, tenacious secretion, smarting, 
 IHydras.; soreness, Bapt.; soreness, extend- 
 ing downward, I I Paris; stinging, liEsc. h.; 
 tearing in, more between acts of empty deg- 
 lutition, or after eating, Zinc; ulcerated, 
 I Arum t.; small ulcers, Arg. nit. J^ir Chap. 
 13, Throat hawking. 
 Nose, pressing ; I Aur. mur.; above, BDulc; sensa- 
 tion as in commencement of stopped catarrh, 
 extends to temples and affects head, with dry- 
 ness of nose, I IKali bi.; creeping about ossa 
 nasi, lasting an hour, experienced by most 
 persons on putting on heavy spectacles, if not 
 accustomed to wear them, ICinnab.; on dor- 
 sum nasi, with confusion in left side of head, 
 IColoc;from above through right nostril, as 
 if brain would be forced out, worse lying, 
 IBor.; nostrils sensitive to, ISinap.; at root, 
 Ananth., IBapt., Benz. ac, IHvos., B IKali bi., 
 Mane, I IPtel., IPuls.,Raph., Therid., Thuya; 
 from above, in root, All. sat.; great pressure 
 across root (pterygium), I I Zinc; in root (na- 
 sal catarrh), IKali bi., ILac def., ISep.; on 
 root, with chilliness over whole body, BNatr. 
 m.; on root, with coryza, IKali bi.; with cory- 
 za, and tightness at root, worse in evening 
 and open air, IKali bi.; above root, in morn- 
 ing (coryza), ICalc; in root, as if' coryza 
 would appear, Coloc; in root, BHyos.; from 
 root to forehead (catarrh), Aspar. ; at root, 
 with headache, ICist.; at root, as if it would 
 be pressed into head, IZinc; dull, heavy, in 
 root, increasing' during day, Sticta ; in root, 
 with bleeding of nose, Ruta ; in root, with 
 stuffed up nose (hay fever), IRan. b.; in root, 
 with red, swollen nose, Sarrac; at root, caused 
 momentary numbness (affection of sympa- 
 thetic nervous system), I IPhos.; close above 
 root, oppressive headache, Bar. c; at root, 
 from within outward, Ign.; over root (catarrh 
 frontal sinuses), BCup. m.; over, from within 
 outward, better leaning forward, I Ign.; in root, 
 extends to side, Cinch.; in a small spot above 
 rootj Hod.; on root, stupefying as from a blunt 
 point, Cann. s. ; at upper part, Grat.; worse in 
 root wing, as if bursting, Asaf. $g^ com- 
 pressive, constrictive, contractive, cramp, 
 pinching ; also Forehead glabella. 
 Nose, pricking: ICornus; in point, Berb.; in 
 
 point, as from needles, Sars. 
 Nose, protuberances: itching, Hod.; large, soft, 
 covered with crusts on alas (syphilis), I Nitr. ac. 
 Nose, quivering: in root to cheek, Calc s. 
 Nose, rawness: of inner surface of alse, IMagn. 
 m.; with coryza, ^Esc h.; with fluent coryza, 
 Uva ursi ; of nostrils, in diphtheria, I Arum t.; 
 feeling, IHydras.; feeling, inside of, on blow- 
 ing, IHep.; feeling, as from a sore, ILach.; of 
 nostrils, IMerc. cor.; of nostrils, nasal catarrh, 
 IHydras. ; of nostrils, with coryza, Ailant.; of 
 left nostril, IHydras.; in scarlatina, 1 1 Arum 
 t.; of surface of septum, IMagn. m.; around 
 tip, "Calc. jg^redness ; also Coryza acrid. 
 
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 7. NOSE. 
 
 Nose, red : 13 Alum., Anthrac, GBell., 1 1 Cinch., 
 Cycl., IHep., IMagn. in., BMerc. cor., UPhos., 
 flISul., Thuya ; in open cold air, Aloe ; of alse, 
 IMagn. m.; dark, of one ala, IPhos.; of alee, in 
 hay fever, iKali bi.; of alse, with stricture of 
 oesophagus, I IKali c; of skin around alse, 
 painful to touch, Sabina; in angina syphilitica, 
 BLach.; blood rushes into tip when stooping, 
 lAmm. c; bluish red, BCalc.; with nasal 
 catarrh, BCalc; coppery, Ars., Cann. s.; of cor- 
 ners, Benz. ac; in coryza, BiMerc; with 
 coryza and hoarseness, Phell.; diffused, spread- 
 ing over forehead and face, Hippoz.; with 
 watery discharge, BKali bi.; in drunkards, 
 BLach.; in erysipelas, BlApis, IRhus v.; ery- 
 sipelatous, of left side, with small sore vesicles 
 in morning, Lact. ac; of external, IKali c; 
 remaining after freezing, IZinc; of nostrils, 
 gastritis mucosa in a child, BArs. ; and hot, 
 IBry.; inflamed (influenza), Gels.; inflamma- 
 tory, inside of (coryza), B BMerc; internal and 
 external, Bell.; tip knobby, lAur. met.; on left 
 side, with sore pain, especially on blowing 
 nose, I INatr. m.; lower part, IMagn. m.; of 
 mucous membrane, with lachrymation (acute 
 coryza), IKali iod.; of nostrils, Act. sp., Apis, 
 wCarbo a.; nostrils bloody every morning, 
 IKali c; of nostrils, in coryza, BBar. c; of 
 edges of nostrils, Coccus, IGels. ; and adjacent 
 parts, with severe pain, Hippoz.; with a 
 swollen sensation, Polyg.; with pimples, vesi- 
 cles and painful nodules, INatr. m.; with 
 white pimples, INatr. c; with black pores, 
 ■Graph.; during fifth month of pregnancy, 
 I IPsor.; with pressure and pulsation at root, 
 Sarrac; of right half, extending to cheek (poi- 
 soning from foul breath), B Anthrac; like a sad- 
 dle, Ictod.; in scrofula, iArs.; seborrhoea 
 oleosa, IHydras.; of septum, Bov.; with con- 
 tinual secretion of a watery, colorless, acrid 
 fluid and violent painful sneezing, IKali 
 iod.; with swelling, Aur. mur.; swollen, in 
 scrofula and after abuse of mercury, IQAur. 
 met.; with tension, Ran. b.; from right nostril 
 to cheek, tetter from corner, Elaps; of tip, 
 ICarbo a., Carb. s., Chel., ILach., INitr. ac, 
 ■Rhus, Sil.; of tip, on getting angry, Yinca ; at 
 tip, with burning, Niccol.; of tip, knobby, 
 ■Aur. met.; from tip to root, B IKali c; tip red 
 and shining, IPhos.; tip shining, Bor. ; of tip 
 and wings, sore stinging, BKali c ; of tip while 
 stooping, Amm. c; sudden, of tip, Bell.; of tip, 
 with swelling and coldness (old inebriates, 
 zymosis), BCrotaL; of tip," particularly in 
 warm weather, I Bell.; about wings (hoarse- 
 ness), IMerc.; in young women, IBor. 
 Jg@?° congestion, eruption, erysipelas, 
 heat, inflammation, rawness ; also Coryza 
 acrid. 
 
 Nose, root : jg@f* bones, boring pain ; also 
 Chap. 3, Forehead glabella. 
 
 Nose, rubbing: before attacks (epilepsy), 
 BBufo.; frequent, BCina ; frequent, in inflam- 
 mation of brain, I I Hell.; in helminthiasis^ 
 BCina ; in measles, ISquilla ; child, on pillow, 
 shoulder of nurse or with hands (hydroceph- 
 aloid), BCina. jg^T 1 itching. 
 
 Nose, yellow saddle across: BCarbo a., BBSep. 
 
 Nose, scabs : and scurfs, Bov., Caust., BFerr., 
 BHep., 1 1 Hyper., IKaol., BLach., BLyc,BMez., 
 BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, Ratan., BSil., Sticta, ISul.; 
 dried blood gathers, lAmb.; discharge of 
 
 bloody crusts, Amm. m.; dark, bloody, blown 
 from, Stront.; dry, bloody, in chronic naso- 
 pharyngeal catarrh, BNatr. a. ; brown,BThuya ; 
 thick, gray -brown, Ailant. ; brown on mucous 
 membrane, EKali c; thick, brown on root, un- 
 der which yellow matter formed, much itching, 
 extends to upper lip (syphilitic eruption), 
 BKali bi.; filled with (mercurio-syphilitic 
 cases, drunkards), BLach.; with coryza, 
 
 I lArund., Guarsea, B BMerc, BPetrol., B IPhos., 
 BSticta ; deep in, with ulceration of nostrils, 
 Staph.; dry, IBor.; dry, when removed, blood 
 flows, BNatr. a.; dry, with sore, cracked, ulcer- 
 ated nostrils, BBGraph.; on edges of nostrils, 
 Coccus ; scabby eruption, Sars.; in evening, 
 Tromb.; greenish, with blood and offensive 
 smell, BNatr. s. ; large, irregular pieces, green, 
 leaving soreness, BMar. v.; yellow green, 
 bloody, ISep.; hardened, B Con.; large, in ca- 
 tarrh, IHydras.; covered with, in layers 
 rising to a point, I ISyph.; and scars, indicat- 
 ing sites of former sores (lupus), BKali bi. ; on 
 nostrils, BAnt. c, Bor., ICalc, B Graph., Ran. 
 b., BiSep.; bloody in, with soreness of nos- 
 trils and membrane, I IPhos.; yellowish brown 
 in nostrils, with burning, BKali c. ; in coryza, 
 ■Bar.c, Brom., IKali c; dry on nostrils, form 
 during sleep, llSyph.; nostrils covered with 
 foul, crustaceous deposits, Hippoz. ; nostrils 
 filled with a dry, hard crust, bloody at edges 
 when discharged (catarrh), IKali bi.; inner 
 nostril, scabbing chronic, I IXJran. n. ; in left 
 nostril, Kob., Natr. ph.; in nostrils, in scrofu- 
 lous ophthalmia, 0Apis ; in nostrils, painful, 
 Thuya; in right nostril, small, Blod., Uran. 
 n.; smarting, painful, deep in right, Sil.; 
 scabs, which when torn away leave nostrils 
 sore and bloody, until other scabs are formed, 
 worse in cold weather, BArs.; thick crusts 
 around nostrils, BKali bi.; below septum, with 
 sticking when touched, BSil.; on septum, 
 BKali bi.; surrounded by thick moist, BGraph.; 
 thick, around ala (scrofulous ophthalmia), 
 
 I I Rhus; on tips, llCaust.; under, BRhus; 
 whitish (nasal catarrh), BKali bi. ; yellow, 
 IKali br.; yellow, on septum, BKali bi.; yel- 
 low and gray, on alse (structure of cesopha-> 
 gus), I IKali c jg^ 11 clinkers, clots, ozaena, 
 plugs, scales. 
 
 Nose, scales : bloody, mucous, from right, Xan.; 
 
 of dried, offensive pus (leucorrhcea), I IMerc. 
 
 iod. flav.; of dry mucus from right, Xan. 
 
 jgUP scabs. 
 Nose, scraping: IINuxv.; tickling, as though 
 
 he would suffocate, Ferr. iod. 
 Nose, sensitiveness : $^ touch. 
 Nose, shining: BBPhos. ; in coryza, BBMerc; 
 
 tip, BBell.; tip, nostrils dry, BPhos. 
 
 j§@f° swelling. 
 Nose, shooting : with pressure on bridge, BKali 
 
 bi.; pressive in sinuses (fever), BGels.; at root, 
 
 Merc. iod. flav.; in root, along left orbital arch 
 
 to external angle of eye, with dim sight like 
 
 a scale on eye, begins in morning, gets worse 
 
 till noon, ceases toward evening, BKali bi.; 
 
 at root, in left frontal sinus (polypus), IMar. 
 
 v.; in root, before falling with vertigo, IKali 
 
 c;in tip, flying to forehead, Sil.; in wing, 
 
 I I Stram. 
 Nose, sinuses: g^Chap.S, Forehead sinuses. 
 Nose, smarting: BAur. met., Berb.; painful in 
 
 alee, with burning as if on fire (secondary 
 
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 syphilis), MSyph. ; junction of alae and 
 face, mostly left, All. sat.; in helminthiasis, 
 I ISpig.; in nostrils, Iponi., IMerc. cor.; 
 in nostrils, in nasal catarrh, BHydras.; in 
 nostrils, from watery discharge, as if sore, 
 IIArs.; in left nostril, Grat; in left half 
 of nostril, way up, extending to malar 
 bone (chronic inflammation of Schneiderian 
 membrane), BKali bi.; in nostril, as if a 
 sore pimple existed below right, Gamb.; 
 warm, Illic. 
 jg^- burning; also Coryza acrid. 
 
 Nose, smell (objective), fetid : Anthrac, lArs., 
 ICalc, IFluor. ac, IHam., DKali bi., IPhos., 
 Phos.ac, I I Plumb., IPuls.,Sarrac, BSep.; can- 
 cerous, Cadrn. s.; in nasal catarrh, ISil.; in 
 pharyngeal catarrh, IMerc; after any fresh 
 cold (chronic inflammation of Schneiderian 
 membrane), IKali bi.; as from an old cold, 
 1 1 Merc; with coryza, I Agar. ; as from a bilious 
 fever or bilious dysentery, IIDios.; in 
 tertian ague, IPuls.; in typhus, Dig.; as from 
 burnt hair or sulphur vapors, IGraph.; in 
 posterior nares, chiefly perceived during 
 expiration, after breakfast and dinner, Chrom. 
 ac; in rhinitis, Ustil.; as of manure (chronic 
 coryza; nasal catarrh), ICalc; putrid, Bell.; 
 putrid, when blowing nose, lAur. met.; pu- 
 trid, with watery discharge, DKali bi.; ulcera- 
 tive, Cadm. s. fi^* ozaena. 
 
 Nose, smoky : IHyos.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; 
 in typhus, IChlor. JGgir black. 
 
 Nose, sneezing: Ant. t., 1 1 Apis, lArg. nit., 
 Arum t., Ars. m., Ars. s. r., lAsar., lAscl. t., 
 Bor., Brach., IIBry., Calab., ICalc, ICina, 
 Cochl., ICon., ICroc, HEup. perf., Eup. pur., 
 Euphor.,1 1 Hell., 1 1 Hydras., Ipom., Jacar.,Kali 
 m., ILacc, IMerc. iod. rub., INatr. s., INux 
 m., I INux v., 1101. jec, I IPhos. ac, Ptel., 
 Sec, Sep., Zing.; aggravates pain in abdomen, 
 cramp or wind colic, Pallad.; from air pass- 
 ing through nose, Ananth.; better in open 
 air (influenza), Calc s.; with soreness on 
 edges of al?e (coryza), ICalc. p.; alse remain 
 stuck to septum, 7rCarbo v. ; causes pain in anus, 
 ILach.; in hay asthma, BArs.,SCarbo v., IDulc, 
 ■Euph., ILach., INatr. s., I INux v., I ISinap., 
 I ISticta ; asthma Millari, lArumd.; on awak- 
 ing in morning, Ast. r., I I Cinch, bol.; follow- 
 ing pain in back, Anag.; with belching,Astac; 
 bowels sore, with ascites, lApis ; causes con- 
 cussive pain in brain, Bar. c; with jerking, 
 shooting, near left side of breast bone, region 
 of fourth or fifth ribs, Calc. a.; after taking a 
 long breath, ICepa ; caused by inhalation, 
 Brom.; in catarrh, Cycl., I Petrol., I I Ran. sc; 
 in bronchial catarrh, •! I Ailant. ; with fluent 
 catarrh, I I Kreo.; as if catarrh would arise, 
 ■Benz. ac, IBerb.; induced by tension and 
 tensive drawing in cheeks, Kali m.; causes 
 pain in chest (influenza), ICaust. ; causes pains 
 inchest (last left short rib), Meph.; with a 
 stitch running through chest to back (hepa- 
 titis), IMerc; causes stitches in right side of 
 chest, IBor.,IMercsol. ; causes stitch in anterior 
 and upper portion of chest, extending through 
 to back, it constricts chest, I IMerc. sol.; makes 
 pain in chest worse, Chel.; with chilliness, 
 Oxal. ac; as from taking cold, lArum t.; con- 
 stant, I I Iris; constant, in hay fever, IDulc; 
 constant, in pertussis, BCepa ; with sensation 
 of spasmodic constriction, I IMerc; with co- 
 
 ryza, I Aeon,, Act. rac, I I Agar., lAnac, 
 IBrom., Bufo., BCarbo a., ICic, Clem,, Euph., 
 1 1 Eup. pur., fllod., BKalm., Lact. ac, BMar. v., 
 ■ IMerc. sol., BNatr. c, INatr. m., IBNux v., 
 ■Senecio, I ISinap., ISul., 1 1 Zinc; at begin- 
 ning of coryza, IIBry., MCamph.; with dry 
 coryza, BCalc, BBCinch.; with fluent coryza, 
 ■Badiag., Chel., I IKali c, Merc, s., Oxal. ac; 
 with fluent coryza, worse evening and night, 
 IRumex ; frequent, with fluent coryza, IZinc; 
 with fluent coryza in morning, Calc a., ISep.; 
 with cough, BBry.; after cough, Hep.; after 
 violent cough,_ 1 1 Agar.; caused by cough, 
 I I Badiag.; during cough, Hep., Iod.; during 
 cough (measles), BSquilla; twice, when cough- 
 ing, Bry.; with dry cough, Cina ; ends 
 cough, BAgar., BBelL, BSquilla., Seneg.; with 
 cough and coryza, in morning before get- 
 ting out of bed, lasts till 9 a.m., BSep.; in 
 whooping cough, BAnac; all day, with incipi- 
 ent catarrh, especially in children, BSal. ac; 
 until depression ensues, preceded by irrita- 
 tion of Schneiderian membrane, conjunctiva 
 and face, latter being heated (hay fever), 
 I I Nux v.; with watery discharge, Kob.; watery, 
 excoriating, burning discharge, I IHam.; with 
 dryness, tickling, particularly in left nostril, 
 ■Bell.; when looking at something bright, 
 and from every little dust, Lyss.; with crack- 
 ing in ear, IBar. c; with violent pressure in 
 ears, Sul.; with twitching pain in ears, Act. 
 sp.; after eating, Cinch, bol.; after dinner, 
 Agar., I IZinc; excessive, IKali c; excessive 
 and continued, followed by violent bleeding 
 of no^e, fllndig. ; in evening, Hod.; in evening 
 on going to bed, Bufo.; in evening, in sleep, 
 I IPuls.; most evenings and mornings, BCist.; 
 with a luminous appearance before eyes, 
 I IKali m.; on opening eyes, DGraph.; with 
 tensive pains from eye to teeth and cheeks, 
 worse at night (anchylosis), MStaph.; with 
 pains in fauces, Ictod .; with stinging in fauces, 
 Amm. br.; in catarrhal fever, lEuph.; with 
 fever in afternoon, Cinch, bol.; frequent, Aeon., 
 Alum., I I Arg. met., IIArs., A spar., I Bell., Brom., 
 Bry., ICepa, IMar. v., IIMur. ac, INitr. ac, 
 Petrol., IPhos., I I Staph., Ver.; frequent, on 
 going into open air, IKali bi. ; frequent, better 
 in open air, w T ith stoppage of nose, I IPhos.; 
 frequent, with dry nasal catarrh, I Kreo.; 
 frequent, in coryza, Ammoniac, BAur. 
 met., ICepa, BNatr. c, I ISinap., BBSul.; fre- 
 quent, with fluent coryza, worse right side, 
 BSang.; frequent, worse from sneezing, I IDros.; 
 frequent, with sudden attacks of profuse, 
 watery bland coryza, B Plant.; frequent, relieves 
 burning headache and pain in eyes, Lil. tig.; 
 frequent, in morning, IKali bi.; frequent, in 
 morning, in bed, I I Agar.; frequent, particu- 
 larly in morning, ICaust., IKreo.; frequent, 
 mostly early in morning or late in evening, as 
 if coryza would begin, Lyss.; frequent, with 
 crawling in nose (hay asthma), ICarbo v.; fre- 
 quent, with profuse coryza, I Cycl.; frequent, 
 with stoppage, IKreo.; frequent, with tickling 
 (hay asthma), ICarbo v.; frequent, in phthisis, 
 ■Ars. i.; frequent, rouses from sleep, BIAmm. 
 m.; frequent, after smelling tincture, I I A spar. ; 
 frequent, with rough and scraping sensation 
 in throat, IKreo.; frequent, violent, from high 
 up in nose, Gymn.; roused by brushing or 
 combing hair, I ISil.; with headache, BGels.; 
 
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 headache after sneezing, INatr. m.; causes 
 headache, IKali c; during headache, INatr. 
 m.; renders headache unbearable, IKali c; 
 makes headache worse, ISpig.; for five 
 minutes, causing heaviness and dizziness of 
 head, afterwards discharge of thin watery 
 fluid from nose, Seneg.; with lightness of head 
 and excitement, Benz. ac; twenty or thirty 
 times, with a slinging motion of head, BArn. ; 
 with neat, Chin, s.; with hoarseness, Benz.ac, 
 IMerc; hoarseness ceases in morning, after 
 sneezing, IKreo.; for an hour, at noon, ICi- 
 mex; almost incessant, with a feeling of ful- 
 ness in right side of forehead, extending to 
 root of nose (coryza), I I Sticta ; ineffectual, 
 iEthus., I ICalc, IMez., INitr. ac, Zing.; inef- 
 fectual, with coryza, I ICalc fl.; ineffectual, 
 with acrid coryza, ISiL; ineffectual, with 
 crawling in left nostril, ICarbo v.; irritation 
 to, 1 1 Agar., lAmyl., Aspar., Berb., Coccus, 
 Sal. ac; irritation, with crawling, iCham.j ir- 
 ritation, with cough, Anac; irritation, with- 
 out cold or apparent cause, BEuph. ; with 
 bruised pain in knee and hip joint (coxalgia), 
 ■ Kali c; causes lachrymation, ISabad.; loos- 
 ens phlegm in larynx, Osm.; with tickling in 
 larynx, Osm.; from overlifting, Arn.; causes 
 pain in one or other limb, I Caps. ; produced 
 by chilling, biting burning on inner side of 
 right, upper lip, as if a corroding acid had 
 touched spot, sensation passes up and back to 
 right nasal cavity, Lyss.; aggravates pain in 
 liver, "Psor,; after warm smarting, lllic; 
 aggravates, stitching burning in whole convex 
 portion of liver, extending to spine (inflam- 
 mation of liver), IMerc; stitches in loins, 
 Arund.; long continuance of irritation, Calad.; 
 causes soreness in lungs, Chel.; causes sting- 
 ing in lungs, Chel.; causes soreness, like a 
 wound, in left lung, I I Chel.; in morning, 
 Benz. ac, Chlor., ICimex, Sars.; in morning, 
 in bed, IINux v., I I Puis.; in morning, before 
 getting out of bed, lasts until 9 a.m., ISep.; 
 in morning, with green discharge (catarrh) , 
 I I Sticta ; worse in morning, and on lying 
 down at night, but more or less all day (hay 
 fever), I ISinap.; follows itching and ting- 
 ling in anterior nares, frequently repeated 
 for forty-eight hours (hay catarrh), 1 1 Sticta ; 
 follows nausea, ISang.; in solar neuralgia, 
 I IStann.; at night, Arum t.; all night, follows 
 sudden cessation of cough (influenza), I I Rhus; 
 at night, in ozaena, lElaps ; worse at night ; 
 IIArum t.; causes nosebleed, Bov., ICin. ; 
 causes bleeding from left nostril, of bright 
 red, thick blood, Bapt.; a tough, skinny 
 substance is blown out (diphtheria), ILach.; 
 with crawling in nose, Ars. h., IColch.; pre- 
 ceded by cutting crawling, in morning and af- 
 ternoon, I I Zinc; with very dry nose or run- 
 ning coryza, IIGraph.; caused by itching in 
 nose, I Hep.; from itching in nose, in coryza, 
 ICalc; pain in nose runs upward and inward, 
 as if head would be torn off (urticaria), BBell.; 
 from prickling in nose (coryza), ICalc; aggra- 
 vates _ sore pain and burning in nose, IMagn. 
 m; with swelling of nose, Coccus; caused by 
 tickling in nasal cavity, Lyss.; from tickling 
 in right side of nose, Ars. h.; from tickling in 
 tip of nose, Anag.; from sensation in right 
 nostril as if stopped, IIMar. v.; relieves draw- 
 ing pain in occiput, ICalc; causes pains from 
 
 oesophagus to stomach, Ictod.; with pains in 
 palate, Ictod.; in paroxysms, frequent and 
 violent, Therid.; in paroxysms for weeks (ca- 
 tarrhal asthma affecting nostrils), Tabac; 
 expels a lump of viscid plegm, Anag.; in 
 phthisis pituitosa, ILyc; causes stitching in 
 rectum and hemorrhoids, I ILach.; causes 
 stitches in renal region (morbus Brightii), 
 lArs. ; repeated, stops on being interrupted, 
 Lyss. ; immediately after rising, as if it would 
 tear her to pieces, ICepa; in scarlatina, ICaps.; 
 violent and rapid, five or six times in succes- 
 sion, with watery discharge, Eumex ; severe, . 
 Chlor.; with exostoses on skull, HArg. met.; 
 in sleep, Bar. m., INitr. ac; as from snuff, 
 Osm.; spasmodic, I Rhus, Stram.; spasmodic, 
 on going in open air (influenza), ISabad.; 
 spasmodic, with cough in children, Bell.; spas- 
 modic, in hay fever and influenza, ISabad.; 
 spasmodic, in measles, I Gels.; spasmodic, 
 worse in morning (influenza), IGels.; spas- 
 modic, each morning, or ineffectual attempts, 
 INatr. m.; causes pain in cardiac end of sto- 
 mach, Ictod.; causes involuntary stool, ISquil- 
 la ; sudden, IGlon. ; in sunshine, Merc sul. ; pre- 
 vents talking, in morning (influenza), I IKhus; 
 following profuse flow of tears, lAmyl ; with 
 dryness of throat and posterior nares, JEsc. 
 h.; after sneezing, a little, round lump loosens 
 in throat, but has to be swallowed, Osm.; 
 causes pain in throat or head, HPhos.; aggra-. 
 vates rawness of throat, Chin, a.; with foul 
 smell from throat (bronchial catarrh), ICalc;. 
 relieves stinging in throat, Amm. br.; 
 aggravates sore throat, Chin, a.; leaves a raw 
 sore feeling in throat, 1 1 Hyper.; withdraw- 
 ing roughness and stinging in throat pit, Bor.; 
 from tickling in nose, Calc p.; causes stitch- 
 ing in umbilical region, Aloe ; worse on un- 
 covering body (influenza 1 , I Rhus ; causes in- 
 voluntary urination, HCaust., I INatr. m., 
 1 1 Sep. , iZinc ; causes stitching in affected parts 
 (cancer of uterus)^ ILach.; violent, IIAph. 
 ch., Asar., Brom., DNatr. c, Niccol.; violent, 
 with aphonia, IKali c; violent attacks, Hnd.; 
 violent, in catarrh, Aspar.; violent, chronic,in 
 daytime only, IGamb.; with coryza, I Aeon., 
 lAilant., lAnac, IBadiag., IBry., Calc a., 
 Calc p., ICarbo a., Chel., ICina, Form., 
 IIKaliiod., Kob., Merc sul., Oxal. ac, IRu- 
 mex, ISang., Seneg., ISep.; violent, with rush 
 of blood to head, I INatr. c; violent, causes 
 pain in head, Astac; violent, in influenza, 
 I Ars.; violent morning paroxysms, IGels.; 
 violent, when rising in morning, with heat in 
 face, Rhod.; violent, frequent, with discharge 
 from nose after rising, INatr. m.; violent, 
 painful, with red, swollen nose, IKali iod.; 
 violent and rapid, five or six times in succes- 
 sion, with watery discharge from nose, after 
 sudden, sharp tingling in Schneiderian mem- 
 brane, Rumex ; violent, from time to time, 
 shaking abdomen, followed by lachrymation, 
 Sabad.; with yawning, Astac. 
 j^^° Coryza hay fever. 
 
 Nose, snoring : ggp^ Chapter 37. 
 
 Nose, sooty : in typhoid, IZinc; in typhus, 
 IChlor.; nostrils, Ant. t., IHyosc; as if 
 smoky (hydrocephalus), IHell. $^ black. 
 
 Nose, soreness: 1 1 Apis, Ars. h., IBrom., 
 ICalc, IGraph., IKali bi., IKali c, IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., IMez., INatr. m., IPetrol., Psor., 
 
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 Ran. b., Sars., IThuya ; on edges, with sneez- 
 ing ^coryza), ICaic. p.; under alee (amenor- 
 rhcea), Symph.; inner edge of right aia, 
 I Hydras.; in angina syphilitica, ILach.; 
 back of, as if nasal bones had been beaten, 
 Sil.; after nosebleed, Led.; with ciliary ble- 
 pharitis associated with phlyctenular oph- 
 thalmia, IMerc. d. ; of bridge, IPetroL; as if 
 bruised, IHep.; cold sore (pneumonia), Hod.; 
 in coryza, Amm. m.; pain on dorsum when 
 touching it, IHep.; at edges (scarlatina), 
 I Arum, m.; of end, ILith.; excoriated, 
 ■Graph.; feeling, on drawing air through 
 (catarrh), ISep.; feeling, on blowing it, 
 ■ IGraph.; with frontal headache, ICalc. ; of 
 inner, Euph., Ilgn., I INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 IRhus, I Zinc; of inner, with every fresh 
 cold, ISiL; of inner, with otorrhcea, after 
 abuse of mercury, I ISil.; of inner, commencing 
 as watery pimples which suppurate and form 
 scabs, Tuberc; of inner, in scarlatina, BAmm. 
 m.; of inner, in mercurio-syphilitic cases or 
 drunkards, BLach.; in keratitis pustulosa, 
 I ISul.; in left side, Agnus; in left side, daily 
 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Cina ; of mucous membrane, 
 IGraph.; of mucous membrane, with catarrhal 
 discharge, at first watery then muco-purulent, 
 Still.; of mucous membrane, with bloody 
 scabs on margin of nostrils, I IPhos.; of nos- 
 trils, BAlum., BAnt. c, Aph. ch., Cact. , BCalc, 
 Chel., Jab., BBLach., IMerc. cor., INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, BBPuls., BBSep.; of nostrils, from 
 catarrh (rachitis; atrophy of children), 
 BStaph.; of nostrils, in chronic nasal catarrh, 
 INatr. s.; of nostrils, with yearly cold, BBrom.; 
 of nostrils, in coryza, EBar. c, IKali c, ISul.; 
 of nostrils, with cracking as from cold, 
 I IGraph.; and crawling as of a centipede in 
 left nostril, in morning, Med. ; edges of nos- 
 trils sore, Calc s.; of exterior nostrils, Brach.; 
 nostrils feel sore, BKaol., BRhus ; feeling of 
 soreness high up in nostrils, I I Zinc. ; nos- 
 trils sore inside, Diosc; of left nostril, Natr. 
 ph.; of nostrils, worse left, IIArumt.; nostrils 
 painful as if sore, with violent coryza, BSquilla ; 
 sore pain in both nostrils, even when touched, 
 
 I IPhos.; sore pain in right nostril, Kali n.; 
 of nostril, with redness and swelling, with dry 
 coryza of one side, Stann.; of right nostril, 
 IMerc. iod. flav., Ziz.; a feeling of soreness or 
 ulceration in right nostril, worse on pressure, 
 Thuya ; of outer wing (inside) of left, Med.; 
 and obstructed (scarlatina), I ICalc; pain as if 
 sore over, better temporarily by rubbing, I Ars.; 
 worse from deep breathing, sneezing or touch, 
 worse in morning, IMagn. m.; of nasal pass- 
 ages, Ptel.; constant inclination to pick nose 
 and get scab off, I Lac c; with small pustules, 
 
 I I Pod. ; at root, Niccol. ; caused by pulling 
 away clinkers too soon, I IKali bi.; of inner, 
 with yellow or black scurf, Rhod.; of septum, 
 Bow, IColch.; of cartilaginous septum, bleed- 
 ing when touched, IHydras.; in septum, 
 on right side, ILac c; of septum, right side, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; of nostrils, with stinging 
 pain, Mur. ac; at tip, and inside, ICon.; of 
 tip, Merc, sul.; around tip, "Calc; especially 
 when touched, lAur. met.; of margins of nos- 
 trils, as if ulcerated , on moving nose, in even- 
 ings, INux v.; of nostrils, cracked, ulcerated, 
 IIGraph.; of wings (acute corvza), I ISinap.; 
 surrounded by thick, moist scabs, IIGraph.; 
 
 inside, itching, all the time picking nose, 
 IHyper.; left side, inside and out, itching and 
 scabbing over (hereditary syphilis), USyph. 
 J^g" 3 Coryza acrid. 
 
 Nose, as of fine electric sparks at left wing, 
 wants to rub part repeatedly, Carbol. ac 
 
 Nose, spots : red, burning, fiiod.; inflamed, on 
 septum, I I Sars.; on septum, left side, similar 
 to eruption on vulva (pruritus vulvae), BLil. 
 tig.; red, Berb.; brown red, BAur. met.; feel 
 sore, IMerc. iod. flav.; inflamed, suppurating, 
 soon destroy septum, I I Sars.; red, itching, 
 painfully sore to touch, in fissure of right 
 wing, Thuya ; yellow, Cadm. s. 
 jggp^ eruption. 
 
 Nose, sensation in alse as if spread open : Hod. 
 
 Nose, squeaking sensation: at root, I INatr. c. 
 
 Nose, sticking : in root, extending to eyebrows, 
 Inul.; in septum when touched, Zinc. 
 jg^ 3 pricking, stinging, stitckes. 
 
 Nose, stenosis: j§jg|r stoppage. 
 
 Nose, stiffness: sensation of, Eucal., IKali bi., 
 Lyss.; of walls, IKali bi. J^" tension. 
 
 Nose, stinging : 1 1 Apis, IKali c; in upper part 
 of cavity, Hydr. ac, Mar. v.; in coryza, ISang.; 
 as from a flea, Ascl. t.; in inner, with irrita- 
 tive swelling (chronic catarrh,) I ISang.; in left 
 nostril, with watery discharge, Carbol. ac; 
 as if sore, and about to ulcerate in anterior 
 corner of nostrils, Camph.; from within out- 
 ward, Ign.; on small places, right to left, Aur. 
 mur.; in right side, to forehead, in middle 
 line, on blowing, I ISul.; in right nostril, fol- 
 lowed by excessive sneezing, Psor.; at root, 
 Niccol.; m root, extends to malar bones, with 
 painful teeth, IRhus ; in front part of septum, 
 Blod.; in tip and inside, ICon. 
 
 Nose, stitches: Ananth., I Aur met., Caps.; 
 in right nostril, on taking a long inspiration, 
 I I Op., Oxal.ac; in right side, of middle, Inul.; 
 in root, before he falls, with vertigo, IKali c; 
 violent, in right side, as if two loose bones 
 were rubbed against each other, on blowing 
 nose, IKali bi.; in root, which is distended, 
 especially oh sneezing and coughing, INitr. 
 ac; from root to tip, Camph.; in septum, 
 with ozsena, after abuse of mercury, ICinnam.; 
 as from a splinter on touch, INitr. ac; sharp, 
 in tip, Illic 
 j^° pricking, stinging. 
 
 Nose, stopped: Aeon., Ailant., Alum., Amb., 
 Amm. br., I Amm. c, DAmm. m., Anac, I Ant. 
 c, I I Apis, I Arg. nit,, Ars., IB Arum t., Asar., 
 BBAur. met., I IBadiag., Bov., Bry., BCalc, 
 I ICalc. s., Cact., Cann. s., BBCaps., BCarbo a., 
 BCarbo v., Caust., BCepa, BCham., Chlor., 
 Coccus, Coral., BCup. m., BDig., Dros., BDulc, 
 Fluor, ac, BGraph., Grat., IHep., BHydras., 
 Blod., Ipec, Iris, BKali c, BKali iod., BLach., 
 I ILaur., BLyc, BMagn. m., BMang., IMerc, 
 IIMillef., IMur. ac, INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac, IINux v., 1 1 Op., BPhos., BPhyt., 
 Plat., Psor., Puis., Raph., BRhus, BRumex, 
 BBSamb., Sep., ISiL, BSpon., Stann., Sum., 
 BSul., Sul. ac, Syph., I IThuya, Yerbas., Zinc, 
 Zing. ; above, worse morning and forenoon, 
 I ILith.; making breathing through nose im- 
 possible, better walking in open air, returns in 
 room, BKali c; alternates with clear discharge, 
 Amm. br.; alternates w r ith fluent coryza, Ant. 
 t., BBArs., I ISang.; annoying, BHep.; of an- 
 terior, with profuse discharge through poste- 
 
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 rior nares, Spig.; with apprehension and op- 
 pression, BZinc; awakes at 3 a.m., MPhyt.; 
 awaking one at night, IMagn. c; as of a large 
 rough body in upper, Amm. m.; with a bloody 
 substance (diphtheria), IChin. a.; making 
 breathing difficult (coryza), BNitr. ac; catar- 
 rhal, Plat., INatr. a.; in chronic catarrh, Blpec; 
 in catarrh of frontal sinus, Ant. c; as from 
 catarrh, in evening on going to bed, BIPuls.; 
 with oppression and anxiety in chest, BCalc; 
 chronic, Fluor, ac, Sars., ISul.; one Jiostril, 
 ■SuL; as if he had taken a bad cold, Bapt.; 
 with every fresh cold, ISil.; completely, 
 chronic, MSelen.; completely, in coryza, 
 IKali c; completely, in diphtheria, I Kali 
 perm.; completely, with polypi, BMar. v.; 
 completely, when riding, must breathe 
 through mouth (coryza), BPhyt,; completely, 
 could scarcely speak, Sep.; constant, worse at 
 night and in morning, must breathe with 
 mouth open at night, INatr. a.; with obstinate 
 constipation, IPsor.; continual, after removal 
 of polypi, IMar. v.; in coryza (JS^sT* Coryza 
 dry); with dry cough, IINux v.; in whooping 
 cough, BSpong.; with hard crusts (syphilitic 
 ozaena), lAur. mur.; distressing, at bridge, 
 IBArs.; in diphtheria, Amm. c, IMerc. cy.; 
 with feeling of dryness, Gels., Stram.; with 
 buzzing in ears, BLach.; by eruption on sep- 
 tum, Crot. t.; in evening, BCina, BIPuls.; 
 especially toward evening, with pressing at 
 root and tingling and crawling in cavities (hay 
 fever), BRan. b.; worse toward evening, ICarbo 
 v.; especially in nursing infants, ISamb.; in 
 infants at breast, or in measles, IBNux v.; 
 with inflammation of eye, BColoc; feeling as 
 if stopped, iAur. mur./SBAur. met., BCham., 
 Eucal., BHam., Kob., I ILaur., BNatr.a.,BaNux 
 v., Stram., BZinc, Zing. ; feeling as if stopped, 
 with aching weight in forehead, better in open 
 air, BPhos.; feeling as if stopped, in chronic 
 inflammation of mucous membrane, BKalibi.; 
 feeling as if stopped, in ozaena, BNatr. s.; feel- 
 ing as if stopped when reading aloud, Verbas. ; 
 feeling as if stopped, in influenza, MSticta; 
 feeling as if stopped while running, BArs. , 
 ICup.m.JMerc cor., Sec ; with fever (coryza), 
 I ISpong.; in prevailing fever, BAmm. m.; 
 with pain in forehead, I IDulc; with repeated 
 attacks of pain in forehead, better by a thick, 
 dirty yellow, offensive smelling discharge, 
 BMar. v.; with headache, BCalc, TrCarbo a.; 
 with headache across eyebrows (chronic ca- 
 tarrhal laryngitis), I I Sang.; with syphilitic 
 headache, 1 1 Thuya; with dulness of head, as 
 if coryza would develop, I IPhos.; high up, so 
 he cannot breathe, w T hen riding in carriage, 
 Asaf.; of inner, BSul.; from injections of iodine 
 in water, IGraph. ; first right, then left, with 
 lachrymation, Bor.; sensation of a leaflet in 
 root, obstructing smell, 1 1 Kali iod.; in left 
 side, as with a solid plug, 1 1 Sec; of left half, 
 near root, worse in morning, after rising, al- 
 ternates with stoppage of right, during day, 
 nose being never entirely stopped, better in 
 open air, I IRhod.; worse in left side, in morn- 
 ing, Arum t.; on side he lies on, with polypus, 
 BMar. v.; of long standing, ICon.; long con- 
 tinued, from hardened mucus, ISil.; by false 
 membranes, BMerc cy. (complementary to 
 Hepar and Phosphor) ; membrane tumefied, 
 must breathe through mouth (scarlatina), 
 
 BCarbol. ac; before menses, BMagn. c; in 
 morning, BCalc, BCarbo a., BHep., IKali bi , 
 IPhos.; in morning, fluent during day, ISil.; 
 must breathe with mouth open, INux m., 
 Tell.; with bloody mucus, having dried down, 
 thoroughly impacting both nasal passages 
 high up (malignant scarlatina), BLach.; by 
 mucus, can breathe only with mouth open, 
 Pic ac; by mucus, especially in evening, 
 Blod.; with glairy mucus, worse left side, 
 1 1 Alum.; by nasal mucus, ISpong.; by thick 
 mucus, iEthus.; with thick, tenacious mucus, 
 BSamb.; by thick mucus, impeding respira- 
 tion (chronic nasal catarrh), B Agar.; by puru- 
 lent, thick, crusty mucus (colds of newborn 
 children), BPuls.; with dryness of posterior 
 nares, ILyc; mostly of one nostril, with dis- 
 charge of much mucus through posterior 
 nares, Vinca ; can hardly breathe, especially at 
 night, BCalc; every night (chronic catarrh \ 
 BNatr. >c; at night, with coryza, BNatr. c, 
 BBLyc; at night, if he allows head to be 
 uncovered during day, BNatr. m.; at 
 night, in pertussis, BCaust. ; mostly at night, 
 (scarlatina), II Amm. c; cannot breathe 
 through it, w r orse at night, Niccol.; cannot 
 breathe through it, worse a night, in croup, 
 iArs.; nostrils stopped, I lArs. i., Carbol. ac, 
 Cinch, bol., BElaps, BMang., ISabad.; nostrils, 
 worse in wet, cold weather, in dry coryza, 
 BMang.; nostrils, with coryza, Mar. v.; nostrils, 
 stuffed feeling high up, Stann.; nostrils, feel- 
 ing as if, although discharge profuse, thin 
 mucus, excoriating nose and lip (acute coryza ) , 
 I ISinap.; nostrils filled up, preventing breath- 
 ing (hay fever), ODulc; left nostril, Asar., 
 I I Sep., tlran. n.; left nostril, all day, ISinap.; 
 left nostril, in delirium tremens, UStram.: 
 left nostril fills up lying on that side, Chin, 
 a.; nostrils, particularly left, lying down, 
 preventing breathing through nose, Chin. 
 a.; nostril, every morning, with what looks 
 like inspissated pus (polypus), BLyc; nos- 
 trils with lumps of dry mucus, Elaps; 
 of one nostril, I ilgn., BStaph.; partial, of nos- 
 trils, and stuffiness high up (ozsena), BElaps; 
 with hard, offensive pieces from nostril, 
 BNatr.c; right nostril, Bapt., BBor., BGels., 
 Lil. tig., I ISars.,Ziz.; feeling in right nostrilas 
 if it were partly stopped, is obliged to blow 
 nose and sneeze, but cOuld not thereby re- 
 move obstruction, BIMar. v.; right nostril, in 
 influenza, BGels. ; right nostril, in facial neu- 
 ralgia, 1 1 Puis.; right nostril seems filled up, 
 Xan.; right nostril stopped, sore, later left, 
 Brom.; nostrils, when asleep, BArs.; nostrils, 
 child sucks with difficulty, BKali bi., BNux 
 v., BSamb.; one side, Bell.; one side, the other 
 free and discharging thin mucus at times and 
 thin blood alternately, first one nostril stopped 
 and other fluent and vice versa (diphtheria), 
 I I Lac c ; in ophthalmia scrofulosa, BCalc; of 
 nasal passages, BHydras., I ISinap.; of nasal 
 passages on rising, Tromb.; in smallpox, BHy- 
 dras.; with purulent substance (diphtheria), 
 HChin. a.; with yellow, foul-smelling, pus, 
 BCalc ; both sides, on reading aloud, several 
 times during day and especially in evening, 
 BMar. v.; right side, then running, Cam ph.; on 
 rising in morning-, better in evening, Ars. 
 met,; about root (chronic inflammation naso- 
 pharyngeal mucous membrane), BElaps ; at 
 
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 root, as if mucous membrane were hypertro- 
 phied, Med. ; especially at root (diphtheria), 
 ILyc; with thick yellow scabs and mem- 
 branes, worse right side (diphtheria), IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; in scarlatina, HCaps., ICarbol. ac, 
 I ISul. ; stuffed up, nasal secretion drying so 
 rapidly it cannot be discharged, IBSticta ; with 
 gluey secretion, IMerc. cor.; With secretion of 
 tough, badly-smelling mucus, ilGraph.; slight, 
 All. sat.; with frequent sneezing, IKreo.; 
 with frequent sneezing, better in open air, 
 I I Phos.; snuffles of children, lAscl. t., lAur. 
 mur., IINux v., DISamb.; snuffles, child starts 
 out of sleep rubbing its nose, I ILyc; snuffling, 
 with coryza, lArund.; constant snuffling yet 
 no discharge, Iod.; constant snuffling in warm 
 damp weather, IKalibi.; in spite of watery 
 discharge (scarlatina), 1 1 Arum t.; starts from 
 sleep (child), lAmm. c; after stool, Hep.; 
 worse stooping, I I Agar.; after checked foot 
 sweat, ISil.; by swelling, Cadm. s.; with dry- 
 ness and burning of throat in morning, IKali 
 bi.; especially upper part, difficulty of detach- 
 ing thick mucus, which more readily passes 
 by posterior nares, IIKali bi.; blows to no 
 purpose, interfered with breathing and 
 changed her voice, worse at night, deprives of 
 sleep, MSticta; stenosis, jArg. nit. 
 Jggp" Coryza dry. 
 
 Nose, sweat : much across, in incipient tuber- 
 culosis, I ITuberc; cold, around, llCinch.; in 
 morning during rest, Cimex; on dorsum, 
 Ruta. B^T* Chap. 8, Face sweat. 
 
 Nose, swelling: IAlum.,Anthrac,IIApis,IArn., 
 IIArs., Ars. m., ICalc, Cann. s., Carbo a., 
 ■Graph., IGuaiac, BHep., Hod., IKali c, 
 IMagn. m., Med., Meph., IMerc. cor., HPhos., 
 I IMerc. iod. rub., IRhus, IRhus v., ISep., 
 ISil., HSul.,Tuberc, Urt. ur.; of nasal bones, 
 Ananth., Asaf.; as far as nasal bones extend, 
 Ictod.; with violent catarrh, I ILyc. ; in nasal 
 catarrh, ICalc; in children, llCalc; cold, 
 with itching and burning, IPhos. ac; in 
 coryza, IIBar. c, Coccus, IlLyc, IIMerc, 
 
 I IPhos. ; of dorsum, with red patches or pim- 
 ples on tip of nose and throbbing, IPhos. ac; 
 like erysipelas, lAur. met.; in erysipelas, 
 
 I I Apis ; diffuse, erysipelatous, in upper part, 
 sensitive to touch, Hippoz.; erythematous, 
 Kali br.; external and internal, Bell., ICalc; 
 in evening, IPuls. ; in scrofulous inflammation 
 of eyes, IMerc; feeling of, ICalc, Sul.; in hay 
 fever, I ISinap.; inflammatory, painful like a 
 boil, IIHep.; inflammatory, with tension, 
 Ran. b.; internally, Hgn., IMerc. sol.; inter- 
 nally, in coryza, Aspar.; of internal, in scrofu- 
 lous ophthalmia, I IRhus; of inner, red, in 
 coryza, I Aeon.; with itching, sneezing and 
 increased secretion of mucus, Coccus ; 
 knotty, IIArs.; knotty, on ridge, ICalc; left 
 side, 1 1 Cist.; left side (erysipelas erratica), 
 IHydras.;_ left side, painful *to touch, INatr. 
 m. ; left side, with sore pain, especially on 
 blowing nose, I INatr. m.; mucous membrane, 
 IKali c; mucous membrane, in chronic ca- 
 tarrh, ICalc; of mucous membrane in coryza, 
 (hay asthma), IILach.; of mucous membrane, 
 with chronic coryza, ISil.; of mucous mem- 
 brane in upper portion, with difficulty in 
 breathing through nose, and speaking through 
 nose (coryza), INatr. m.; of mucous mem- 
 brane, with abundant secretion of water and 
 
 later of muco-purulent substance, sneezing 
 and some dyspnoea, lEuph.; in chronic in- 
 flammation of mucous membrane of nose, 
 IKali bi.; of nostrils, IMagn. m., I ISep., 
 Thuya; of left nostril, lAlum., ICalc; of left 
 nostril, with tensive pain, Thuya; external, of 
 left nostril, Amm. m.; of one nostril, IPhos.; 
 feeling in right nostril, I IKali n.; left nostril, 
 w T orse, inflamed, Goss.; external margin of 
 right nostril, IMez.; of mucous membrane, 
 completely occluded nostrils, remaining after 
 erysipelas of face, which extended to inner 
 surface of nose, IMar. v.; of nostrils, in stric- 
 ture of oesophagus, I IKali c; protruding, pain- 
 less, of left nostril, after fever, headache, etc., 
 had been removed (facial erysipelas), IMar. v.; 
 of right nostril, IMerc iod. flav. ; one nostril 
 seems smaller, Hippoz.; with sore nostrils 
 (scrofulous children), ICalc p.; tumor as large 
 as a pea under right nostril, sensitive to 
 touch, BHekla; oedematous, of affected parts, 
 especially in choanae (diphtheria), IIBapt.; 
 oedematous, in erysipelas, 1 1 Apis; of one 
 half, in morning, after headache, Coccul.; 
 of one side, with loss of smell, [Zinc; pain- 
 ful, in scarlatina, BSul.; of whole or only tip, 
 accompanied by pain and inflammation, fol- 
 lowed by cancer, pus thin, ichorous and 
 acrid, Merc; and adjacent parts with 
 severe pain, Hippoz.; puffy, lApis, Caust., 
 I I Plumb., IPuls., IRhus ; appearance of 
 puffiness, but hard to touch, like swelling 
 from a blow or bee sting, ILach.; red, of left 
 side, lAur. mur.; of right side, IMerc. iod. 
 rub., Zinc; especially on right side, red, sore, 
 internally, shining "crusts form in it, ILith.; 
 in room, after walking in open air, Aur. met.; 
 at root, IKali bi.; especially at root, appearing 
 and disappearing, ICalc; with pain at its 
 root, IPetrol.; with pressure and pulsation at 
 root, Sarrac ; scrofulous, Canst.; scrofulous, 
 tendency to bleeding, Phos. ac; scrofulous, 
 with ulcers and crusts inside, IFerr. iod.; of 
 septum narium, red, worse evenings, I Alum.; 
 of right side of septum, IMerc iod. flav.; 
 shining, Bor.; hard, shining (scrofula), I Aur. 
 mur.nat.; pointshining, red, Sul.; red, shining, 
 of right side, beginning at tip and spreading, 
 Oxal. ac; with continual secretion of watery, 
 colorless acrid fluid and violent painful sneez- 
 ing, IKali iod.; andsoreness, ICalc; andsore- 
 ness, with nosebleed, Bry.; distension of right 
 nostril by a highly vascular, spongy swell- 
 ing, apparently growing upward and down- 
 ward, and protruding externally, left nostril 
 affected in same way, muco-purulent dis- 
 charge (malignant ulceration of nose), IKali 
 bi.; of tip, IBell., HCaust., Chel., Merc sul., 
 ISep.; of tip, with blueness and redness (old 
 inebriates ; zymosis), ICrotal. ; of tip, with 
 burning, Niccol. ; of tip, sore pain, Bor.; 
 of tip, with sore, stinging pain, IKali c; of 
 tip, feeling of ulceration on touch, Bry.; of 
 wings, INitr. ac, Oxal. ac, ISul.; interior of 
 wings, INatr. m.; of left wing, Zinc; red, hard, 
 painful, on left wing, painful to pressure, Zinc; 
 of wings, with sore, stinging pain, IKali c. 
 ggg^congestion, erysipelas, inflamed. 
 
 Nose, syphilitic affections of nares: IHydras. 
 
 Nose, disposition to talk through : fg^** Chap. 
 25, Voice nasal. 
 
 Nose, tearing: Lachn., Spcng.;asif in bone near 
 
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 7. NOSE. 
 
 root, IMerc. cor.; crampy, between root and 
 eyebrow, Mang.; in dorsum, ICinch.; with 
 faceache, BSep.; headache, down, above eyes, 
 with nausea and gaping, ICalc; in right nos- 
 tril, after dinner, Zinc; fine, in right, exter- 
 nally, Zinc; rheumatic, from root to forehead, 
 INatr. m.; at root, Niccol.; in root, from tak- 
 ing cold, BPhos.; in root, as if coryza would 
 appear, Coloc; in root, with nausea, IKalm.; 
 in wing, I I Strain. $$h neuralgia. 
 
 Nose, tender: in coryza, Amm. in.; in coryza, 
 after mercury, B I Kali iod. Hi^ touch. 
 
 Nose, tension : Cadm. s.; above, BGlon.,BHep.; 
 across, better by nosebleed, BHam.; over bones, 
 with numbness, Asaf.; across bridge, as if pro- 
 fuse epistaxis would occur, Eucal.; across 
 bridge, as if skin were drawn tight, after Tep- 
 litz had removed spot in left cheek, I I Petrol.; 
 in catarrh, BLac def.; in root, with coryza, 
 BKali bi.; between eyes, I ICarbol. ac; numb, as 
 from swelling, Samb.; with redness and inflam- 
 matory swelling, Ran. b.; at root, Cadm. s., 
 Cupr. s., Menyanth.; sensation as if it must 
 burst (chronic inflammation of mucous mem- 
 brane of nose), BKali bi.; sensation of swell- 
 ing, Bor.; sensation in tip, BCarbo a.; of skin, 
 Arg. met.; skin of tip feels tight, BCarbo a.; 
 stupefying, as from a band, in root, Ant. t.; 
 tightening in root (syphilis), BKali iod. 
 Jg^* swelling. 
 
 Nose, thick: BKali c; inner edge of right ala, 
 BHydras.; feels thick, Caust.; seemed thick, 
 I Kali bi.; of membrane (catarrh), INatr. m.; 
 membrane, can inhale, but difficult to ex- 
 hale, Natr. a.; in scrofula, IFerr. iod.; red, 
 in ophthalmia scrofulosa, ICalc, IFerr. iod. 
 g^* congestion, erysipelas, swelling. 
 
 Nose, throbbing : BIArs.; from left side to root, 
 ■Coloc;_in left nostril, Arg. met.; over, llgn.; 
 rhythmical with pulse, BKali bi.; in root, 
 BKali bi.; in root, with red swollen nose, 
 Sarrac; and swelling, Bor. 
 g^gr* congestion, heat, inflammation, red. 
 
 Nose, tickling: BArg. met., 1 1 Caps., BSpig.; in 
 hay asthma, BCarbo v.; in back of nose, as if 
 lightly touched by hairs, or as if a gentle wind 
 were blowing across it, I ISpig.; constant, 
 IPuls.; in front, with coryza (relieved by 
 Phos.), Lyss.; high up, in hay fever, I ISinap.; 
 in nostrils, Polyg.; in nostril, as Math a stiff 
 feather, I IPhyt.; as from a tight hair high up 
 in left nostril, BKali bi.; like a hair in right 
 nostril, I I Hydras.; in left nostril, Arg. met.; 
 in outer edges of nostrils, Card, m.; in right 
 nostril, then left, with watery discharge, 
 I I Card, m.; in point, with irritation to 
 sneeze, Carb. s.; in right nasal cavity, caused 
 by chilling, biting, burning sensation on inner 
 side of right upper lip, passing to right nasal 
 cavity, Lyss.; causing sneezing, Asar.,Calc. p., 
 Lyss.; in right, causes sneezing, Ars. h.; as 
 from fine snuff, followed by violent sneezing, 
 BPuls.; in inner, with irritative swelling with 
 or without discharge(chronic catarrh), I I Sang.; 
 unpleasant on tip, causes sneezing, Anag. 
 $^~ crawling, tingling. 
 
 Nose, tingling : Con., IGels., BMar. v.; before 
 bleeding, BBArn.; in coryza, BColch.; with 
 hoarseness and coryza, BCaps.; bloody mu- 
 cous discharge, BGels.; within cavities, with 
 stuffed up nose (hay fever), BRan. b. ; in right 
 nostril, Ars. s. r., BCepa ; in right side, with 
 
 coryza, 1 1 Sticta ; in anterior nares, followed 
 by sneezing frequently repeated, for forty- 
 eight hours (hay catarrh), 1 1 Sticta. 
 jg@r crawling, tickling. 
 
 Nose, titillation : agreeable,in alee, Sabad.; with 
 hoarseness, in coryza, BCaps. 
 g^gr" crawling, tickling, tingling. 
 
 Nose, touch: painful, B BPhos.; painful, with 
 coryza, BCalc; dorsum painful, BKali bi., 
 BNatr. c. ; painful, internally, BNux v. ; sep- 
 tum narium painful, worse evenings, B Alum. ; 
 tip painful, BCarbo a.; sensitive, Benz. ac, 
 BCic, 1 1 Kali iod. ; extremely sensitive, Lyss.; 
 extreme sensibility, with pain across frontal 
 sinuses, Zinc. ; inner, sensitive, BIgn.; lower 
 part sensitive, BMagn. m.; sensitive tip, BRhus; 
 nostrils sore, worse in evening, BAlum.; nos- 
 trils' sore, with coryza, BZinc; nostrils sore, 
 and worse in evening, BMang.; sore, worse in 
 left side, Ictod. ; sore, after nosebleed, with 
 vertigo, BSul.; stitches, like a splinter, DNitr. 
 ac. ; nostril tender, Ziz. 
 
 Nose, tremor : of tip, Chel. 
 
 Nose, tumor: hard, bluish, on end, BCarbo a.; 
 lipoma, lobulated, no subjective symptoms, 
 old cases, BSul. ; malignant, Calc; two reddish 
 growths, as large as peas, stitching when 
 touched (nasal polypi), f ISul.; small, size of a 
 pea, under nostril, sensitive to touch, BHekla; 
 small, like wens on tip, Ananth.; in left nos- 
 tril, yellowish white, spongy, moist, extend- 
 ing into orbit behind eyes, displacing it one- 
 half its diameter to left external angular pro- 
 cess of orbit, and protruding about one-third 
 of an inch further than normal (nasal polyp), 
 BMerc iod. rub. Jg^"* cancer, swelling. 
 
 Nose, twinging : darting pain, Euph. 
 
 Nose, twitching: Calab.; above, BIgn.; slight, 
 around, BMosch. ; in tip, Bry., Chel.; visible, 
 on root, BMez. 
 
 Nose, ulceration : 1 1 Alum., Ang., BBAur. mur. 
 nat., Coral., IFluor. ac, Jatroph., BBNitr. ac; 
 soft parts of alas involved, BKali bi. ; on right 
 ala, burning, stinging, forming a thick, hard 
 crust, came off and left bleeding, mattery sur- 
 face, soon followed by another crust (cancer), 
 BArs.; in catarrh, BHippoz.; of inner, at times 
 yellow, at times black crusts, BCalc; deep in 
 cavity, BAur. mur.; deep ulcers, lardlike fun- 
 dus, Hippoz.; with corroding, burning dis- 
 charge (syphilis), BKali iod.; internally, with 
 thin, watery discharge, BKali bi.; dry ulcers, 
 BSul.; externally, Natr. c; high up, dis- 
 charging fetid, bitter ichor, Ars.; high up, 
 with sensitiveness to contact, BBSiL; portion 
 of left side eaten by an ulcer, with thick crust 
 (lupus), Caust.; edges of ulcers pectinated, 
 elevated, viscous secretion, in groups, at first 
 size of a lentil, running together, Hippoz.; ma- 
 lignant, BKali bi.; on mucous membrane, ter- 
 minating in erosion of perichondrium, and 
 perforation of septum and vomer, Hippoz.; 
 of Schneiderian membrane, with great fetor, 
 Blod. ; of nostrils, BAnthrok.,BArn., BBAur. met., 
 Bell., Bufo., Cadm. s., BCalc, Coral., BKali 
 bi., BKali c, BMerc, BPetrol., 1 1 Phos., BBSep.; 
 of nostrils, with catarrh, BCham.; of nostrils, 
 with coryza, BSul.; of nostrils, covered with 
 herpetic crusts (ozaena), B Graph.; of erlees of 
 nostrils, picks affected parts (ozaena), BMagn. 
 m.; of nostrils, in epistaxis, 1 1 Ananth.; of nos- 
 trils, in intermittent, BCoccul.; of nostrils, 
 
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 high up, INatr.c; of inflamed nostrils, Bry.; of 
 left nostril within, with occasional yellow 
 discharge concreting in it, IKali iod.; of nos- 
 trils, with stye on lid, 1 1 Puis.; painful ulcer 
 in right nostril, and on inner side of wing, 
 affecting nasal bones, with sensation as if they 
 were pressed asunder, I Coral.; of right nostril 
 with burning, Gamb.; of nostrils, with scabs 
 deep in nose,Staph.; scurfy, of nostrils, I Graph., 
 IINitr. ac; small ulcers on external borders, 
 IKali bi.; small ulcers on edge of right nos- 
 tril, burning when touched, Kali bi.; of nos- 
 trils, spots covered with crusts, and sensitive 
 to touch (chronic catarrh), ICalc; inside, in 
 ozaena, Hippoz. ; painful dry ulcer on right 
 side of bridge (amenorrhcea), I I Euph.; pain- 
 ful, in scarlatina, DSuL; internal, with collec- 
 tion of elastic plugs, pain on removal, and 
 leave nose sore, IKali bi.; reddened ulcer 
 beneath, Arund.; ulcer, base dingy, reddish 
 color, dry glazed, slight discharge, IHydras.; 
 half an inch within, where there is a scab. 
 Thuya; of septum, IFluor. ac, Hippoz., IKali 
 bi.; septum completely ulcerated away,IIKali 
 bi.; cartilaginous part of septum destroyed, 
 mistaken for syphilis, IIKali bi.; causes 
 slightly curved concavity down centre, IKali 
 iod.; membrane of septum dotted with minute 
 ulcerations, IKali bi.; of septum, in ozaena, 
 IKali iod.; perforation of septum (ozsena), 
 ■Mere, cor.; small, round, perforating ulcer on 
 septum, IKali bi.; syphilitic ulcers deep, with 
 hard edges on septum, IKali bi.; septum 
 threatened by ulceration (secondary syphilis), 
 IISyph.;of inner, involving frontal sinuses 
 and antrum, IKali iod.; small ulcers on nostrils 
 (catarrh), ISep.; on tip, HCaust.; tip eaten by 
 ulcer, with thick crust (lupus), Caust.; pro- 
 gress from below upward, Hippoz.; wings ex- 
 ternally, IBPuls.; ulcerative pain in nostrils, 
 IHep.; ulcerative pain in left, sensitive to touch 
 Amm. m.; anterior angles of nostrils painful, 
 as if ulcerated, and as if one were cutting into 
 the wound, INux v. &g^~ cancer, ozaena. 
 
 Nose, varicose : in heart disease and asthma, 
 ICrotal. 
 
 Nose, warts: 1 1 Caust., INitr. ac, IThuya ; con- 
 dyloma on nostrils and in nose, bleeding on 
 slight touch, INitr. ac.;lipoma-like, INitr. ac; 
 old, HCaust. 
 
 Nose, whitish : IMyos.; ake nasi, Stram. 
 
 Nose, yellow : around, I INux v.; saddle, ICarbo 
 a., I ISep. 
 
 SMELL, too acute : fg>^ a sensitive. 
 
 Smell, diminished (blunted, impaired) : Alum., 
 Anac, I Aur. met., Bell., Benz. ac, Calc, Caps., 
 ICoccul.,IHell., IHep., I IHvos., IKali bi., 
 IKali br., Natr. a., Plumb., Rhod., Sep.,Sil., 
 I ISinap., Sul., Tabac; in catarrh or coryza 
 (B^ 3 loss of); obstructed by sensation of 
 a leaflet at root of nose, I IKali iod.; in typhus, 
 lArg. nit.; with headache, IColoc; with dry- 
 ness of nose, IMez.; with sore throat, IMerc 
 cor. jj}^ loss. 
 
 Smell, hallucinations (subjective) : Anac, Aur. 
 met., Bell., Calc, I IChel., ICina, Graph., 
 Kali bi., Kreo., I IMagn. p., Menyanth., 
 Nitr. ac, Paris, DPuls., Sang., Sul.; of animals, 
 in back part of nose, Con.; of recently slaugh- 
 tered animals (chronic coryza), I ISil.; of sour 
 beer, IBell., Thuya ; of blood, Psor.; of blood, 
 in chronic coryza, I ISil.; of brandy, momen- 
 
 tary, with dyspnoea, Aur. met.; of cabbage, 
 Benz. ac, of chalk or clay, Calc; bread smells 
 like putrid meat, Paris; of brimstone, INux 
 v.; of burnt substances, Anac, Aur. met., 
 Graph., Nux v., Sul.; of old catarrh, Ars., 
 I Graph., IPuls., IISul.; of old cheese, INux 
 v.; of burnt corn, Sul.; disagreeable on inhal- 
 ing air, INitr.ac; as if she drew in sulphuret- 
 ted hydrogen with each breath, Kali bi.; drinks 
 smell putrid, INux v.; of pigeon or chicken 
 dung, especially on smelling clothes or body, 
 Anac; of dust, Benz. ac, of rotten eggs, Bell., 
 ICalc, Kali bi., Nux v.; like rotten eggs, in 
 room and outdoors, Menyanth.; bad smell 
 in evening, Nitr. ac; fetid, ISep.; in syph- 
 ilis, IKali bi.; of fish brine, IBell., Thuya; 
 foul, Paris, I IPhos.; foul, with headache, 
 BPhos.; stench of gunpowder, ICalc; of burnt 
 hair, mixed with sulphur, Graph.; of herring, 
 Agnus ; of herring brine (coryza), IBell,; of 
 decayed swamp leaves, Iod.; of lobsters, Lye; 
 of manure, Anac, Bry., Yer.; bad, in morning, 
 Puis.; indescribably bad, in morning on awak- 
 ing, Kreo.; of musk, Agnus ; of old, offensive 
 mucus, IISul.; nauseating, of rotten eggs, 
 Menyanth.; offensive, Benz. ac; offensive, in 
 morning, Natr. ph.; of onions, Coral., BManc; 
 of roasted onions, in influenza, I I Sang.; of 
 shelled peas, Sul.; of pitch, in back of nose, 
 Con.; of pitch or tar, Ars., Con.; of pitch and 
 sulphur, alternately, Ars.; of pus, Arg. nit., 
 Seneg.; of fresh pus, on awaking in morn- 
 ing, Cinch, bob; of pus, at night, Agnus; 
 putrid, Kali bi., Kob., Merc, Seneg.; putrid, 
 on blowing nose, Aur. met.; putrid, with 
 loss of appetite, in morning on awaking, 
 I I Kreo.; sickish, Kob.; of saffron, Ars.; of 
 smoke, Coral., Yer.; of pine smoke (after 
 pneumonia), BBar. c; of burning soot, Graph.; 
 sour, in morning, Alum.; sweet, Aur. met.; 
 of sulphur, Anac, Ars., Calc, Graph., Nux 
 v.; of tinder, INux v.; of burning tinder, 
 in morning on rising, Anac; of tobacco, which 
 seamed to be through all, 1 1 Tabac; of tobacco 
 and coffee mixed, even in open air, Puis.; of 
 a malignant ulcer, Sul. ; unpleasant, in eve- 
 
 . ning on lying down, BNitr. ac 
 
 Smell, loss of: Ailant., I Amm. m., I Anac or., 
 I Ant. c, Ant. t., Arund., I Aur. met., Bell., 
 Bry., Bufo., Card, m., ICoccul., Codein., ICup. 
 m., IHell., I IHep., IHvos., Ilgn., Hod., Ipec, 
 IKali bi., IKali br., I IMagn. p., I IMerc. cor., 
 Natr. a., I INatr. m., INux m., IOp., UPhos., 
 UPlumb., I I Rhus, BSang., I ISarrac, ISep., 
 ■ ISil.; in catarrh, A spar., IPuls., IINatr. m.; 
 in catarrh of frontal sinuses, ICup. m.; in co- 
 ryza, Amm. m., lAnac, Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., 
 IBry., Bufo., ICarbo a., ICham., iCycl., 
 IGraph, Kali bi., I IMagn. m., INatr. c, 
 INatr. m., Psor., IBPuls., ISang, ISarrac, 
 ISil., ISul., ISul. ac; with cough, I Anac; for 
 several days, Med.; with "purulent dis- 
 charge, (chronic coryza), lAnac; in dropsy, 
 lArs.; in epilepsy," I I Plumb.; in laryngitis, 
 IISul.; in chronic inflammation of nasal 
 membrane, lElaps, IPhos.; with thick mu- 
 cus (catarrh), INatr. m.; with dryness of nose, 
 IGraph.; with swelling of one side of nose, 
 IZinc; in ozsena, lElaps, IKali s.; with loss of 
 taste, IHep., IHyos., INatr. m.; with im- 
 paired vision, ICaust.; of twenty years stand- 
 ing, BMar. v. fg^f diminished. 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 Smell, fetid (objective) : figg* 1 Nose smell 
 fetid. 
 
 Smell, perverted : j^^hallucinations. 
 
 Smell, sensitive (too acute): BBAcon., Agar., 
 Alum., Anac. BAur., met., Bar. c, BBell., 
 Calc, Carbol. ac, iCham.,11 Cinch., BCoccul., 
 HCoff., BColch., BCon., BHam., BHep., BHy- 
 per., Ipom., BLact. ac, BLyc, BNux m., 
 BBNux v., BBOp., BPhos., Phos. ac, BPlat., 
 Plumb., BSep.; alternately acute and dull 
 (coryza), BBell.; ailments caused by strong 
 odors, Aur. met., BCoccul., Coff.; to odor of 
 coffee, Sul. ac; strong odors make him beside 
 himself, BBColch.; broth causes nausea and 
 faintness (dysentery), BColch.; smell of cook- 
 ing nauseates, Eup. perf., BSep.; smell of 
 cooking causes vomiting of water, Stann.; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, BLyc; with anx- 
 iety and fear»of being alone, Lyss.;with con- 
 vulsions, Lyss. ; in coryza, Anac, BKalm.; 
 cough from strong odors, BPhos.; smell of eggs 
 causes nausea and vomiting (dysentery), 
 BColch.; strong odors cause fainting, BBNux v.; 
 smell of fish causes nausea and faintness 
 
 (dysentery), BColch.; flowers, cannot tolerate, 
 IB Graph., Lye; vertigo from smell of flowers, 
 BBNux v.; vertigo with fainting from smell of 
 flowers, B BPhos. ; cannot bear smell of food, 
 BBArs., Vacc; smell of food repulsive (head- 
 ache), BBSep.; smell of food excites nausea, 
 BDig. ; to garlic, Sabad.; gas causes vertigo, 
 BBNux v.; gas causes vertigo with fainting, 
 B BPhos.; headache worse from strong smells, 
 II Anac; with headache, BPhos.; fat meat 
 causes nausea and faintness (dysentery), 
 BColch.; with chronic inflammation of nasal 
 membrane, BPhos.; hyperesthesia of some 
 nervous branch of olfactory, BAtrop. s.; to 
 offensive odors, Paris ; etheric oils cause ver- 
 tigo, BUNux v.;etheric oils cause vertigo and 
 fainting, B BPhos.; to smell of mice, Sabad.; 
 oranges make her sick,Aurant. ; painful, partic- 
 ularly unpleasant effluvia, Lyss.; with polypus, 
 BLyc; during pregnancy, I I Stann.; soot is in- 
 tolerable, Bell.; to sour odors, Dros.; dislike to 
 odor of syrup, Sang.; odors disturb temper, 
 BColch.; tobacco is intolerable, BBell., BIgn., 
 BNux v. ; vinegar is unbearable, Agar. 
 
 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 Eruption. Expression. Face. Faceache. 
 
 ERUPTION, (undefined): BBar. c, Bov., 
 MCaust., BlJDulc, Ign., Elpec, UKali iod., 
 BNatr. m., Phos. ac, BPsor., I I Sep., I ISyph., 
 BSul. 
 
 Eruption, acne: BArs., Ars. i., BBell., BCalc, 
 BCarbo a., BCarbo v., BCaust., I IChel., BCon., 
 
 I BHep., BJamb., iKreo., BLach., Led., BKali 
 br., Med., BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, BINux v., 
 BPhos. ac, Sabina, Selen., BBSil., BSul.; with 
 blepharitis, from indulgence in high living or 
 fat food, BPuls.; centre of pustule depressed, 
 leaves scars, BKali br.; with muddy complex- 
 ion, 1 1 Sul.; like that of drunkards, BAnt. c, 
 BArs., Bar. c, Carb. s., BCrotal., BKreo., 
 BLach., BLed., BNux v., Puis., BSul.; in young, 
 growing girls, BPuls.; with sick headache, 
 
 I I Sul.; indurata, BAnt. sul. aur., BArs., Bell., 
 Berb., B BCarbo a., BCarbo v., BCon., BHep., 
 Kali br„ BKali iod., Led., Nux v., Puis., BSil., 
 BSul.; with displacement of uterus, w T orse be- 
 fore menses, 1 1 Sep.; since menopause, I ITa- 
 rant.; punctata (jg^T* comedones) ; rosacea, 
 BArs., BAur. mur., BCalc, Calc. p., Cann., 
 Canth., Caps., B€arbo a., BCarbo v., Carbol. ac, 
 BCaust., BCic, Clem., Guarsea, BHydr. ac, 
 B BJamb., Kali br., BKreo., B BLach., Led., BMez., 
 BPetrol., Plumb., BPsor., BBRhus, BRuta, BSep., 
 BSil., BSul., Sul. ac, BVer., BViol.; rosacea, in 
 dispersed groups, BBCaust.;sebacea,Con., Iod., 
 Natr. m., BPsor., BSul.; after sexual abuse, 
 BCalc, BCrotal., BJamb., BKali br., BPhos. ac, 
 Sul.; in young, scrofulous persons, BCarbo a.; 
 solare (dysmenorrhcea), BGraph.; after sup- 
 pression, hyperemia of retina, 1 1 Puis.; in 
 urinary troubles, BCop.; in young people, 
 BCarbo v. ; in young, fleshy people of gross 
 habits, BKali br. 
 
 jg^gp papular, pimples, pustules. 
 
 Eruption, barber's itch: gggf* herpes cir- 
 cinatus. 
 
 Eruption, blisters : ffl^* vesicles. 
 
 Eruptions, blotches: Ant. t., Chloral., Med., 
 1 1 Natr. ph.; worse in afternoon, after washing 
 and eating, BPhyt.; bleed upon slightest irrita- 
 tion, BElaps ; secondary eruption, dark, in 
 scarlatina, BBLyc; erythematous, Cund.; itch- 
 ing also on other parts, BGraph.; large and 
 mahogany colored, particulary of malar bone 
 (insanity), I ITarant.; worse nights, in warm 
 room, and before menses, BMagn. m.; red, 
 with little blisters, IBenz. ac; red, size of pea 
 on sides, bleeding easily, BFluor. ac; red, 
 BLed.; red, on bloated, Elaps.; with sperma- 
 torrhoea, BPhos.; surrounded by swelling and 
 redness, 1 1 Kali iod. 
 gig* patches, petechiae, spots. 
 
 Eruption, boils : Ananth., BAnt. c, Bry., Coloc, 
 BHep., • Kali a.,BMez.,BSul.;bloodboils, Alum., 
 BCalc, BLed., BSil.; small bloodboil, Iris; on 
 cheeks, Alum., Amm. c, BArn., Bar. c, BBell., 
 Bry., BCalc, Carbo v., Cinch., Led., Mez., 
 Mur. ac, Natr. m., BNitr. ac, BSil.; small, sup- 
 purating, often leave scars, B BKali iod.; small, 
 and indurations emitting water and blood, 
 Amm. c; small furuncles, Ars. m.; furuncles, 
 with tinea, BHep.; painful to touch, BHep. 
 $3^° Face abscesses. 
 
 Eruption, bullae: jg®* vesicular. 
 
 Eruption, burning : BArs., BBSul.; cannot sleep 
 without cold applications, Amm. m. 
 
 Eruption, chloasma: jg®^ spots. 
 
 Eruption, comedones (acne punctata, black 
 pores): BArs., Aur. met., BBell., BBry., BCalc, 
 BCarbo v., Dros., BBGraph., Grat.,BHep., IHy- 
 dras., BJamb., BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, Sabad., 
 Sabina,Selen.,BSep.,BSil.,Sumb.,BBSul.,Thuya; 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 with emaciation, lAbrot.; suppurate and ul- 
 cerate, 1 1 Dig. 
 
 Eruption, coppery: HCarbo a., ILyc, BPsor.; 
 in lupus exedens, BHydrocot.; in syphilis, 
 ILyc. jggg^acne rosacea ; also Face coppery. 
 
 Eruption, crusty : Elaps ; greenish yellow 
 (eczema), IPetrol., I IPsor.; hard, Con.;crusta 
 lactea, IIArs.; like milk crust, ISars.; crusta 
 lactea, especially over either ear and cheek, 
 exfoliating numerous scabs, or it cracks and 
 discharges a yellow fetid humor, IPsor.; of- 
 fensive smelling, extending over whole face, 
 has completely closed eyes for three months, 
 I IPsor.; crusta serpiginosa, with terrible itch- 
 ing, child scratched herself raw (worse on 
 cheeks and around eyes), I ISul.; on cheeks, 
 extending to temples, covering eyelids (crusta 
 lactea), BRhus ; thick, on zygoma, ICist. ; thick, 
 covering both cheeks, like milk crust, ILith.; 
 thick, expose red, raw, infiltrated patches 
 upon removal (eczema), IHydras.; thick, 
 moist, on right side, ichorous, sanious, offen- 
 sive discharge, intolerable biting itching, 
 worse toward evening,at night and in warmth, 
 I I Rhus; yellow brown, Phos. ac; yellow, 
 with inflamed surroundings, worse after 
 scratching (eczema), I Merc, sol.; yellow, on 
 left cheek, painful to touch and easily de- 
 tached, I Ant. c; thick, brown yellow, I IDulc 
 fisgp** eczema, impetigo, scabby, tinea. 
 
 Eruption, eczema: lArs., DBor., IBCalc, BCic, 
 Clem., llCrot. t., Curar., Dulc, Fluor, ac, 
 IIGraph., IIHep., Ilris, ILyc, Merc, Mez., 
 Mur. ac, IPetrol., IPsor., IRhus, Sep., Staph., 
 ISul., Vinca, Viol.; bleeds easily and is cov- 
 ered with thick crusts, with fetid secretion 
 beneath, ILyc; on chin, Bor., Cic, Graph., 
 Rhus, Sep.; chronic, spreading from ear, fine 
 vesicles drying down to branlike scales, I Ars.; 
 with serous exudation, IPetrol.; with scrofu- 
 lous inflammation of eyes, IFerr. iod. ; with 
 cedema of loose cellular tissue about eyelids, 
 I IRhus ; spreading from back of head, ILyc, 
 Sil.; like dried honey, I Ant. c, I BCic; on bor- 
 der of hair, BBSul.; caused by hot scalding, 
 lachrymation (parenchymatous keratitis), 
 I Ars.; moist, IIGraph., IPetrol.; about mouth, 
 Mur. ac, BNatr. m. ; on corners of mouth, 
 lArund., IGraph., Hep., Lye, IRhus., Sil.; 
 honeylike crusts about mouth, BM,ez.; during 
 pregnancy and nursing, BSep.; with acute red- 
 ness, small blisters, intense itching, lAnac ; 
 itching, scabby, singly or in clusters looking 
 like herpes, BSyph.; squamosum fifteen years, 
 ■Graph.; vesicular, Ran. b.; about temples, 
 Alumin. 
 
 J^^ crusty, impetigo, moist, pimples, 
 pustules, scabs, suppurative, vesicular ; 
 also Chap. 46, Eruption eczema. 
 
 Eruption, ephelides: g^ 3 spots. 
 
 Eruption, erysipelas: I lAnac oc, 1 1 Apis, 
 lAur. met., Bell., ICanth., ICarbo a., I Cham., 
 ICinch., Crot. t., Dory., lEuphor., IIGraph., 
 Hep., Hippoz.,Lach., Nitr. ac, Puis., I IRhus, 
 Sep., I IStram., ISul., Thuya; with yellow 
 blisters around ear, ICamph.; bullosum, spots 
 spread over forepart of scalp, face covered , 
 with large blisters, with heat, swelling and 
 intense pain, I IRhus; with burning and itch- 
 ing, worse after siesta, IILach.; after alter- 
 nate chills and heat, lEuphor.; preceded by 
 chills and heat alternating, IGraph.; chronic, 
 
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 ISul., ITereb.; with opacity of cornea, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 disappears suddenly, ICup. m.; immovable 
 eyelids, after Sec; extends over forehead 
 into scalp, closes both eyes, ears, cheeks, lips, 
 tumefied and pitted on pressure, disfiguring 
 features, Rhus; digging, boring, gnawing 
 pains, then creeping itching of parts, BEuph or.; 
 erratic, Am., Bell., Mang., BIPuls., Sabina, 
 Sul.; gangrenous, IIArs., Camph., Carbo v., 
 Cinch., IILach., Mur. ac, Rhus, 1 1 Sec, 1 1 Sil.; 
 following flushes of heat, IHydras.: from bites 
 of insects, ILed.; on left cheek, spreading over 
 face and head, Agnus ; starting on left cheek, 
 spreading over face and head, ECham.; of left 
 cheek, after mal-application of iodine for sore 
 nose, I IGraph; usually on left side, insupport- 
 ablypainful whenlaughingjBBor.; of left cheek, 
 after menses, B Strain.; began close to nose, left 
 side, in a red sore spot, extends up and down 
 left side of face, extends up as far as left eye 
 and is dusky, BLach.; from left to right, dark 
 red with yellow vesicles, burning, itching and 
 tingling with stinging, delirium and fever, 
 
 I IRhus ; with mania, I IStram.; during men- 
 ses, Anac oc; after facial erysipelas which 
 extended to inner surface of nose, mucous 
 membrane remained swollen, completely oc- 
 cluding nostrils, IMar.v.; ©edematous, I Ars., 
 
 I I Apis, Cinch., Hell., Lye, Merc, IRhus, 
 ISul., Thuya; one-sided, BApis ; one-sided, 
 with meningitis, spasmodic symptoms alter- 
 nate with paralytic, BStram.; one-sided, pre- 
 ceded by cramp m stomach, INuxv.; period- 
 ical, Aurant.; periodical, worse on right side, 
 BBApis; phlegmonous, BAcon., BArn., IBell., 
 Bry., Bufo., Carbo a., Cham., BCrotal., BHep., 
 IHippoz., IGraph., BBLaeh., IMerc.j Phos., 
 Puis., IRhus, Sep., ISil., ISul.; during preg- 
 nancy or while nursing, BBor.; with stinging, 
 prickling pain, II Apis, IPuls.; wanted arazor, 
 1 1 Stram. ; recurring frequently, ICrotal.; red, 
 hot and hard, BBBell.; eruption resembling 
 erysipelas, itching, burning, forming yellow 
 honey-colored crusts, BCic; on right side, 
 Arund., Stram.; commencing on right side 
 and going to left,BBGraph.; worse on right side 
 extending to ear, which is swollen, twice its 
 natural size, BJugl.; involves scalp, threatened 
 metastasis to brain, BLach.; spreading over 
 hairy scalp, sore to slightest touch, BChel.; 
 smooth, I INatr. s., I IStram.; would take noth- 
 ing out of a spoon or cup, I IStram.; on both 
 sides, with burning, stinging pain, BBGraph.; 
 swollen, could not see,Chloral.; after toothache, 
 BCham.; vesicular, Ars., Bell., I ICist,,BEuphor., 
 IGraph., Lach., Puis., Ran., ERhus v., Sep., 
 Sul. ; harsh to touch, bright red, shiny and 
 covered with vesicles, 1 1 Rhus; of vehicular 
 type, after being poisoned by blackberries, 
 
 1 1 Rhus ; from smell of wood, BBGraph. 
 gig^ vesicular. 
 
 Eruption, erythema: BAcon., BArs., BBell., 
 BGels., Jugl., Merc sol.; small, red, rough, 
 scaly patches, size of a pea, especially on left 
 side, Plant. 
 
 Eruption, exanthema : large, rough, I ILed. 
 Jg^" rash. 
 
 Eruption, fissured: Calc, BMerc, Nitr. ac, 
 Petrol., BSil., ISul.; with glutinous secretion, 
 scabs cracking open, itching all the time, but 
 worse before a storm, IGraph.; with much 
 pain and bleeding (eczema), IPetrol.; run- 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 ning like radii toward corners of mouth, 
 
 ■ Graph. 
 
 g®* eczema; also Chap. 9, Lips cracked. 
 
 Eruption, freckles : Amm. c, Ant. c, iCalc, 
 Cochl., BKali c, Med., INatr. c, Nitr. ac, Nux 
 m., I Sul., Thuya. 
 g^° blotches, patches, petechiae, spots. 
 
 Eruption, herpes: Ars., BBar. c, Bell., Bov., 
 Bry., ICalc, BCalc. s., Caps., ICarbov., Caust., 
 Chel., Coloc, ICon., ICic, Crot. t., Dulc, 
 IGraph., BHep., Kreo., IILach., Led., ILyc, 
 Merc, Natr. c, B BNatr. m., Natr. s., Niccbl., 
 Nitr. ac, Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, Rhus, 
 liSep.jSil., BSul.; circinatus (barber's itch), 
 
 ■ Clem., BCinnab., BKali m., BLith., BiNatr. 
 m., I I Puis., BSep., BTell.; circinatus, on right 
 cheek, with disposition to break out on left, 
 ■Lye; cracks, with oozing, BLach.; size of a 
 dime on cheek, BKali iod.; dry, scaly, burn- 
 ing in open air, 1 1 Led.; sore on left cheek, 
 about size of an almond, base clear and raw, 
 profuse clear watery fluid, hot, scalding dis- 
 charge (herpes exedens or lupus), BKali bi.; 
 humid, I Hep.; itching, SKali iod.; moist and 
 spreading, ICon.; extending to side of neck, 
 MPsor.; scabby, Coloc, 1 1 Phos.; scaly, 
 BAnanth., 1 1 Kreo., Sarrac; white, scaly, near 
 upper lip, Anac; scaly, furfuraceous, yellow 
 at base and bleeding at corners of mouth, 
 BLyc; especially in scrofulous persons, after 
 a cold, with dry, croupy cough, ISpong.; spots, 
 QKali c; reappearance of suppressed, I ILach.; 
 brown, after suppression of painless ulcer on 
 inner surface of lower lid, edges hard, ser- 
 rated, base lardaceous, 1 1 Phos.; moist, itching 
 tetter, thickest on nose and about eyes, ISul.; 
 tetter-like eruption on left cheek, produced 
 through scratching with fingernails, Carb, s.; 
 rough, partly reddish, partly whitish tettery 
 spot on left cheek bone (psoriasis), BMerc; 
 branlike ring-shaped tetter, I lAnag.; tetters 
 after washing, red and small, BBry.; in 
 whiskers, ICalc, BNatr. m., INitr. ac. 
 
 g^» scaly, scurfy ; also Chap. 46, Herpes. 
 
 Eruption, hives : j^°" urticaria. 
 
 Eruption, humid: gggr moist. 
 
 Eruption, impetigo: Ant.c, Ars., BCic, BCon., 
 BCrot. t., IDulc, ■Graph., BHep., BJacea, 
 Kreo., BLyc, IMerc, INitr. ac, IRhus, Viol.; 
 fat, moist, IMez.; pustules, frequently form 
 watery pus, leave brownish scab, with itch- 
 ing, BKali bi. 
 
 Eruption, itching: BNatr. m., I IStram.; incrusta 
 lactea, and barber's itch, INatr. m.; painful, 
 irresistible inclination to tear off crusts 
 (ecthyma), IJugl.; in whiskers, BCalc; itch- 
 like, Psor., ISul. 
 
 Eruption, leprous spots: coppery, annular, 
 IGraph.; thick patches, Phos. 
 
 Eruption, lichens: BAur. met., MStaph. 
 ggg^ spots ; also Chap. 46, Lichen. ■ 
 
 Eruption, liver spots: jg^ 33 spots. 
 
 Eruption, lupoid: intolerance of touch, pain 
 from breath of air, BHep. Jg^° Face cancer. 
 
 Eruption, in groove between nose and cheek, a 
 cutaneous lump, size of split pea, which irri- 
 tates, gets picked, scabs over and persists : 
 Aur. met. 
 
 Eruption, maculae : jgggT 3 blotches. 
 
 Eruption, measles : jg^g"" Chap. 46. 
 
 Eruption, menses : worse nights, in warm room, 
 and before, BMagn. m.; in women with 
 
 IGels., 
 MSil.; 
 
 menstrual troubles, particularly deficiency, 
 Sang. 
 
 Eruption, miliary: Ailant., Ananth., Tabac; 
 with heat as if it were on fire, Sarrac; by 
 spells (chlorosis), llpec; fine, in ophthalmia 
 scrofulosa, 13 Ars.; on both cheeks, extending 
 upward to eye, and downward to corners of 
 mouth, reddish, very closely packed, millet- 
 seedlike, itching, dry pimples, with frequent 
 loose stools (a child one and a half years old), 
 MPsor. 
 
 Eruption, moist: BCham., BBDulc, Psor.; 
 chronic, offensive smelling, I I Vinca ; preceded 
 by stinging, BClem.; suppurating, BBLyc; 
 watery, IMerc sul. 
 
 Eruption, nettlerash : jg@p urticaria. 
 
 Eruption, nodular: BChel., Kali ars. 
 
 Eruption, papular: Aur. met., BCrotal., 
 IHydrocot., ■Kali c, IKali iod., 01. an., 
 turn into small boils, Pic. ac; dotted with, 
 filled with watery yellowish matter, mostly on 
 edges of lids, MSyph.; in eczema, BPetrol.; 
 hard and red base, burning, itching, smart- 
 ing, especially cold wet weather (affection of 
 lungs), MSep.; itching, I I Sep.; copious red, 
 itching, especially on chin, has existed 
 for some months since menstruation has been 
 delayed, BCrotal.; painful, BCalc; red, Bor.; 
 in affection of lungs, BSep.; roseolous, con- 
 fluent, Cub.; small, some containing pus, a 
 kind of acne, BNux v.; and periostitis, prob- 
 ably syphilitic, BKali bi. 
 jggg"' acne, pustules. 
 
 Eruption, patches: BKali bi.; red circular spots 
 below right malar bone, burning to touch, 
 dyspepsia, I I Lac c; irregular, red, scaling, 
 during congestions and during menses, BNux 
 m. ; of irregular shape, not elevated above 
 rest of skin, brilliant fiery red, Stram.; thick, 
 in leprosy, Phos. 
 %g^ blotches, petechiae, spots. 
 
 Eruption, petechiae : I IStram. $&* patches. 
 
 Eruption, pimples : iAnt. c,Ars. m., 1 1 Arum t., 
 BCalc p., ICalc s., ICarboa., Coloc, Crotal., 
 ■Glon., Ind., Kali m., BLed., Meph., Meny- 
 anth., INatr. c, INatr. m.,1 I Natr. s., Nitr. ac, 
 1 1 Phos., Sabina, Tarax. ; sore, BB Jamb.; ma- 
 turing slowly, bluish, Lyss.; accompanying 
 tinea ciliaris, worse after supper and in warm 
 room, and before menses, BMagn. m.; crusty, 
 in youii'jr people, BHep.: in crustea lactea, 
 BSul.; acrid discharge, itching burning, worse 
 night, in cold air, better from warmth, BArs. ; 
 from dissipation, BINux v.; as in brandy 
 drinkers, BLed.; dry, itchy, 1 1 Staph.; in front 
 of right ear, with stinging when touched, 
 Verbas.; on upper portion of right cheek, ele- 
 vated, with prominent centres, rough to 
 touch, BChel.; fine tips filled with pus, Aur, 
 met. ; on forehead, Paris ; caused by disturbed 
 action of follicular glands, BKali m.; with a 
 bluish-red halo, B BMerc; swollen hard, on left 
 cheek, Calc s.; with heart paroxysms, BDig.; 
 inflamed, worse on chin and cheeks (liver 
 complaint), BChel.; itching, Ascl. t., BCon., 01. 
 an., Pallad.; itching, becoming moist after 
 scratching, BSGraph.; closely packed, itching, 
 from eyes to corners of mouth, BPsor.; red, 
 itching every summer (eczema Solaris), BMur. 
 ac. ; like scabies, on lower portion of cheek, 
 with burning itching and smarting after 
 scratching, 1 1 Rhus ; large, 1 1 Phos. ac. ; on left 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 cheek, with itching, ICaust.; on left cheek 
 near nose, a pimple with soreness around, 
 Lyss.; over malar bone, Pallad.; with irregu- 
 lar menses, I I Lac def.; worse night, in a warm 
 room, and before menses, IMagn. m.; painful 
 for some distance around them (acne rosacea), 
 
 I IJamb.; pustulous, with yellow scabs, I I Kreo.; 
 red, IICheL, INitr. ac; bright red, inflamed, 
 ulcerated in centres, on cheeks and lips,Berb.; 
 small, bright red, formed vesicles of a pearly 
 look, with depressed tips and surrounded by 
 red areolae, Vacc.;red,on upper portion of right 
 cheek, with prominent centres,rough to touch, 
 IChel.; dark red, come with burning pain, 
 ICic; dark red, coalesce, ICic; cheek under 
 eye dotted with red, IRhus; two large, red, 
 on left cheek, Zing.; red, filled with pus and 
 covered with yellow cruets, I I Sep.; large, scar- 
 let red, Zing.; with redness and swelling, 
 
 I I Kali c; single, Berb.; single, red, with cir- 
 cumscribed areola, depressed centre, became 
 confluent where they were most dense, bleed 
 w T hen scabs come off, I ISyph.; small, Vacc; 
 small, with black heads, I IDiosc; small, on 
 left side, Ictod.; small, red, especially on nose, 
 chin, and middle of cheeks, Psor.; small, in 
 tinea, BHep.; small, when touched excruciat- 
 ing pain, MPhos.; sore, acute, red, IGels.; 
 stinging, BAnanth.; with prolapsus uteri,! Aur. 
 met.; of various size, SSars.; small, pimply 
 eruption, a vesicle at apex of each pimple, 
 which exuded lymph and dried in a thick, 
 brown scab, which fell off in a day or two, 
 and in two weeks left skin perfectly clean (a 
 boy, set. 4 months), 1 1 Psor. 
 
 jg-gp* acne, papular, pustules. 
 
 Eruption, pityriasis : in spots, OCalc. 
 ggg* herpes. 
 
 Eruption, psoriasis : circular spots, from quar- 
 ter to half an inch in diameter, at first bright 
 red, later covered with white scurf, return 
 to red again, I I Sep. $3f eczema, herpes. 
 
 Eruption, pustules : Amm.c, lAnt. c, QLlnt. t., 
 Bell., BCalc. s., Ind.; on prominence of cheek 
 bone, Cinch, bol.; have black centres (variola), 
 1 1 Thuya; run together, ICic ; one mass of 
 confluent, MVariol.; deepseated on right 
 cheek, near wing of nose, Pallad.; soon drying 
 up, I I Thuya ; efflorescence, ichorous, I I Sars. ; 
 cheeks covered, in scrofulous inflammation of 
 eyes, BMerc; itching excessively, Ascl. t.; a 
 few, like those of pocky itch (psora), IISul.; 
 in pustular keratitis, i I Psor.; many large, 
 I I Vacc; secreting sanious, irritating matter, 
 llris ; in incipient paralysis, ICund.; papular, 
 IHydras.; red, itching (nasal catarrh ), ICalc.; 
 on right side, Carbol. ac, Cund.; red, rosy 
 (corona veneris), I Aur. met.; covered with 
 brownish scab, itching after w r ashing, DKali 
 bi.; forming thick, yellow scabs, ICic; leaving 
 ugly, blue-red scars, I Ant. t.; small, Kali n.; 
 small and large, on right cheek (inflammation 
 of eyes), ICon.; small, here and there with 
 fine stitching, worse when touched, I IDros.; 
 sore, Ind.; stinging, Ind.; suppurating, with 
 broad, red circumference, forming crusts 
 (syphilis). BXitr. ac; tuberculous, after abuse 
 of mercury (syphilis), IKali iod.; terminating 
 in ulcers, BCrot. t.; after vaccination, IISul.; 
 white, Act.rac; white, aphthous, on inside of 
 cheeks, IHep. g^'acne, papular, pimples. 
 
 Eruption, rash: BAcon., Ammoniac, Ant. c, 
 
 BArs.,BBBell.,BBry.Caust.,BCham., Coff., Hep., 
 Jabor., Lach., Merc, Mez.,IS T atr. m., Nitr.ac, 
 Phos., BPuls., BBRhus., BSul., Ver.; burning 
 itching on upper part, worse in evening and 
 from warmth, Mar. v.; moist, eczematous 
 (deafness after scarlatina), BGraph.; epidemic, 
 BGrind.; erysipelatoid, with maddening,burn- 
 ing heat, worse at night, BHydras.; flushing, 
 like scarlatina simplex, bright red, disappears 
 on pressure, returns immediately after re- 
 moval of pressure, Stram.; like insect bites, 
 running together in large patches, only red 
 when scratched, "Magn. p.; itching in warmth, 
 red and burning when moistened, Euph.; 
 lumpy, fiery, I ISyph.; papular, 1 1 Kali br.; 
 red, ICham.; bright red, worse in afternoon, 
 and after crying (constipation), Euph.; fiery 
 red (ophthalmia scrofulosa), BCham.; large 
 red, 1 1 Led.; as if covered with scarlet rash, 
 Vespa. Jg^g? miliary. 
 
 Eruption, red : sometimes dry, with thin crusts, 
 som°times oozing yellow drops, BHyper.; 
 bright, fine, in scarlatina, BLac c; and pimply, 
 in drunkards, BLed.; during fifth month of 
 pregnancy, I I Psor.; bright scarlet, Chloral.; 
 bright scarlet, like scarlatina, BLac c; a red 
 roughness of skin, Sep.; place of wasp sting 
 bright, elevated, and a hard swelling formed, 
 marked chilly cold sensation around red 
 middle (after sting), Vespa! g^" acne, rash. 
 
 Eruption, rhagades : $^ fissured. 
 
 Eruption, Rhus poisoning :3BAnac,BBrv., BCrot. 
 t., Graph.,BRhus, BRhus v., BSep.,1 ISul.; right 
 first affected, then left, or it may go down- 
 ward, involving scrotum, BCrot. t. 
 J^~ Chap. 46. 
 
 Eruption, ringworms : jg^° herpes circinatus. 
 
 Eruption, scabby: BAnanth., IMur.ac, Thuya; 
 yellowish brown, covering hairy part, quarter 
 of an inch thick, from cracks in which bloody 
 lymph exuded, producing slight itching in 
 edges, around edges a dark red moist areola 
 (mentagra), BMez.; especially on cheeks, from 
 ears, BPsor.; skin dry, BGraph.; pustular erup- 
 tion, BCheL; yellow greenish on lower part, 
 with cracking and moisture, BHyper. ; spread- 
 ing from head, BCalc; with large humid 
 blotches on head, BPsor.; covering cheeks, in 
 layers rising to a point, I ISyph.; a solid mass, 
 dark and rough, adhering firmly, exuding 
 yellowish fluid when removed, which excori- 
 ates parts w T ith which it comes in contact 
 (crusta serpiginosa), BClem.; on right side, 
 I I Merc. iod. rub.; leaving spots on which fat- 
 pustules form, BMez.; painful when touched, 
 IHep.; clear yellow, near inner angle, slight- 
 ly red and painful to pressure, itches, grows 
 moist, then heals, sometimes painful before 
 it opens, B Fluor, ac; yellow, cover diseased 
 surface thickly, with fissures occasioning 
 soreness and bleeding, with itching, IISul.; 
 yellow, in tinea, BCalc. 
 J^ 1 " crusty, eczema, impetigo. 
 
 Eruption, scaly: BBArs., ICalc, Nitr.ac, BPhyt.; 
 peeling off in small scales, Ars. m.; infiltrated 
 spots covered with dry scales, BGraph. 
 g@°* herpes, scurfy. 
 
 Eruption, scarlatina : jg^gf 11 Chap. 46. 
 
 Eruption, scurfy : BSep.; dry, itching, IIXux 
 v.; fine, Rhus; humid, with swelling of 
 lips and eyelids, and humid soreness behind 
 ears, BPsor.; moist itching, burning, GCalc; 
 
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 8. tJPPER FACE. 
 
 painful to touch, I Hep.; yellow, dirty, with 
 fetid discharge, itching and bleeding when 
 scratched, IMerc. fi^'crusty, scabs, scaly. 
 
 Eruption, spots: HAH. sat., Dory., IGuaiac, 
 Kali m., INux m.; black and blue (purpura), 
 BArm, BCrotal., ILach., IPhos., IIRhus,ESul. 
 ac, ITereb.; blue,Ars.; bluish red (purpura), 
 I ILed.;brown,BCarboa.,BLyc,BNitr.ac,l I Sep.; 
 light brown, ICalc, BKalic, INatr. c, Thuya; 
 in convulsion, I ISul.; copper colored, BBenz. 
 ac; red dots, Caps.; dry, shrivelled (hemor- 
 rhoids), Sul. ac; elevated, habitually, espe- 
 cially left cheeck, I ISyph.; green, Ars,;hard, 
 purplish, BBApis; lentil-sized, on awaking in 
 morning, Chel. ; light spaces, with dark sur- 
 roundings, BCalc; painful, sensitive to touch 
 (prosopalgia), MVerbas.; pink, BCarbo a.; 
 dark purple, remain after spasms, unless 
 rubbed (epilepsy), BKali br.; red, B Ananth., 
 Berb., IBry., Ictod., BNitr. ac,Sabad., BSamb., 
 BSil., ISul.; bright red, on awaking, Chel.; 
 bright red, on cheeks, with fever fits (pulmo- 
 nary diseases), BLyc; red, burning like 
 nettles, BChel.; red, burning when touched, 
 Tabac;red, on cheeks, IFerr.; red, burning 
 on cheeks, Samb.; circumscribed, red, on 
 cheeks, BKali c, BPhos.; red, circumscribed, 
 on right cheek, I I Chel.; dark red, painful, on 
 cheek, Berb.; red, elevated, on cheek, getting 
 larger and darker, Chel. ; red, on cheek, with 
 burning heat, BSil.; red, on left cheek, BLyc; 
 red, on one cheek, frequently changing sides 
 (bronchial catarrh), Lach.; red, upon pale 
 cheeks, IFerr. mur.; red, on cheeks, with pale, 
 clay- colored, sunken countenance and eyes, 
 BlOp. ; red, round, hot, on cheek, BBry. ; red- 
 dish on cheeks, containing either water or 
 thick, white curdy matter, Sumb.; red, cir- 
 cumscribed, burning, BCroc; red, after fright 
 or vexation, Ainm. c. ; red, circular, below 
 right malar bone, burning to touch (affec- 
 tion of stomach), BLac c; pale red, size of a 
 dime, previous use of mercury (constitu- 
 tional rheumatism), I IPhyt.; round, onawak- 
 ing in morning, Chel.; red, after rubbing, 
 after washing, JEsc. h. ; red, small, BCaps., 
 I ILach.; red, after washing, vEsc h.; rose 
 red, after washing in cold water, BKali c; 
 colored, (Enan.; scarlet, Bell.; sphacelous 
 (erysipelas), IB Apis; as if covered with 
 suggillations (purpura), 1 1 Rhus ; ulcerating, 
 INatr. c, I I Staph. ; warm, on right cheek, 
 BSil. ; white, near nose, Inul.; white, BCalc, 
 BSil. ; yellow (chloasma, liver spots) , Ananth. , 
 Ant. c, Cadm. s., Caust., Colch., Con., Ferr., 
 Hyos., BLaur., BLyc, Natr. c, BNitr. ac,Petrol., 
 Phos., BBSep., ISul.; yellow, in intermittent, 
 BFerr.; yellow, with headache, Laur.; yellow, 
 after parturition, BCrotal.; eruption, followed 
 by bluish, Ferr., BLach.; brown, flat, probably 
 syphilitic, BKali b.; eruption leaves livid 
 spots, Thuya ; dark, looking like petechias 
 (measles), Euph.; syphilitic neuralgia, 1 1 Syph.; 
 red, BCarbo a.; annular, raised, BGraph.; 
 moist, suppurating in centre of tetter, en- 
 larges, itches, burns, covered with thick 
 crust, B Caust.; chronic,speckled (acne),BAilant. 
 g^^blotches, freckles, patches, petechia?. 
 
 Eruption, streaks : Ars. 
 
 Eruption, sycotic : Cinnab., 1 1 Kali bi., BMed., 
 BNatr. s., BPetrol., Puis., Sars., Staph., BThuya.; 
 moist, itches and burns, BStront. jg^ warts. 
 
 Eruption, syphilitic : BAur. met., B Cinnab., 
 BHep., BKali bi., B BKali iod., Kreo., Lach., 
 Lye, IMerc, BNitr. ac, I IPhyt., Sep., Sil., 
 ISul., Syph.; spots and pustules, IMerc sol.; 
 syphilides, in syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph. 
 
 Eruption, tinea: with excoriation, BPsor., ISul. 
 
 Eruption, tubercles: Asaf., IKali iod., Oleand.; 
 moist, itching, little, raw (eczema capitis), 
 IPhyt.; ulcerate, BNatr. c; with ulceration of 
 apices (lupus), _ 1 1 Sil.; large, before caries of 
 lower jaw, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Eruption, phagedenic: ulcerative, spreading 
 over left half of face and head, small pustules 
 ulcerate, pus forming thick yellowish brown 
 scab (gonorrhoea twelve years ago), BApis. 
 
 Eruption, urticaria : Ananth., lAnt. c, IIApis, 
 BIArs.; particularly in fall, IIApis, ICalc, 
 Cepa, IChloral., BLed.,Mez., BNatr. m., BRhus, 
 
 I I Sal. ac, BSep., BiSul., BUrt. ur. 
 Eruption, variola : .j^° Chap. 46, Variola. 
 Eruption, vesicular: BDulc, I INatr. s., Plant., 
 
 I I Plumb.; each vesicle is surrounded by a red 
 areola, BMerc; with blepharitis, Crot. t.; num- 
 erous bullae near mouth (pemphigus), 1 1 Sep.; 
 infantile syphilitic bullae, I I Syph.; burning 
 inside of cheeks, bleed easily from least con- 
 tact, BMagn. c; as from a burn, smarts as if 
 scalded, eruption in cluster (eczema), MRan. 
 b.; confluent, BMez.; confluent, in crusta 
 lactea, ISul.; in dentition, BMerc. sol.; acrid 
 discharge, itching, burning, worse night in 
 cold air, better from warmth, BArs.; exudat- 
 ing, Dulc; filled with fluid (erysipelas of face 
 and scalp), BCinch.; filled with a pellucid 
 fluid, numerous and small, not larger than a 
 pin's head, drying up, Stram.; with yellow 
 fluid, BEuphor. ; changes from hard to soft, 
 surface irregular, Form. ; itch excessively, 
 Ascl. t., 01. an.; when rubbed, become raw, 
 Ferr. iod.; small, Agar., BBenz. ac, Crot. t. ; 
 small, on left side from forehead to neck, 
 Indig. ; size of a small pinhead, filled with 
 yellow fluid, next day desquamation, Mane; 
 small, quickly filling with yellow lymph, pain- 
 ful like sores to touch, drying up after a few 
 days, Psor. ; with swelling, itching and bum- 
 ming (erysipelas), 1 1 Rhus v.; large, cover side 
 (erysipelas), I IVer. v.; yellow, BEuphor.; 
 white, with elevated red base, painful to 
 touch, Val.; white, as if burnt by sun, Clem. 
 JE^gT erysipelas. 
 
 Eruption, warts : g®^ Face warts. 
 
 EXPRESSION, abashed: from sexual ex- 
 cesses, BBStaph. 
 
 Expression, alarmed : during convulsive attack, 
 Lyss. Jg^° anxious, fear, terrified. 
 
 Expression, angry : in cholera, BIris. 
 
 gggg^ ill-humored, moody, surly, vexed. 
 
 Expression of anguish: in coryza, after mer- 
 cury, BiKali iod.; in spasmodic croup, BHep.; 
 deathly, in cholera Asiatica, I IVer.; in drop- 
 sy, BApoc; in cardiac rheumatism, MSpig. ; 
 with mental agony, BArs. 
 g^° anxious, fear, painful, suffering. 
 
 Expression, animated : Ant. t., Bell.; in fever, 
 Alum.; in paraplegia, BArs. 
 g^° bright, pleasant, vivacious. 
 
 Expression, anxious: BAcon., Ant. t., I BArs., 
 Camph., I ICarbol. ac, BCepa, BChel., Crotal., 
 Cup. ars., BEup. perf., Kali bi., Kalibr., Merc, 
 sul., Mosch., BPhos. ac, Sec, BBSpong., I ISul., 
 Vespa; with pains in abdomen, Cepa; on 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 awaking (spasms), IZinc; in flooding, GTrill.; 
 with difficulty of breathing, Eup. perf.; with 
 difficult breathing, in pneumonia, iLyc; and 
 changed (cholera Asiatica), I Cup. m.; in col- 
 lapse of cholera, lArs. h.; in bilious colic, 
 Iris ; during convulsive attack, Lyss.; with 
 cough, IBapt.; during cough, IPuls.; when 
 raised from cradle (cholera infantum), ICalc; 
 in bronchial catarrh and pneumonia, BAnt. t; 
 with fear of death, lArs., 1 1 Lac c; in diar- 
 rhoea, ICrot. t.; in chronic diarrhoea, IColoc; 
 and drawn, BILEthus.; in dropsy, after scar- 
 latina, I Apis ; in ascites and ovarian dropsy, 
 lApis ; and dull, with clay-colored skin (ulcer 
 of os uteri), ICurar.; with red face, ISpong.; 
 with sunken face, IVer.; after a fall, IHy- 
 per.; in typhus, lArs.; in typho-malarial 
 fever, twentieth day, IHam.; and frightened, 
 IIAcon.; with giddiness, USabad.; in sick 
 headache, 1 1 Tabac; in endocarditis,! Aur. met.; 
 in pericarditis, MColch.; in cardiac rheuma- 
 tism, ICact.; in rheumatism of heart, IKalm.; 
 with shooting, stabbing, in region of heart; 
 through to left scapula (rheumatism), BKalm. ; 
 with lassitude, nausea and prostration (acute 
 rheumatism, cholera), IColch.; in congestion 
 of lungs, I Ammoniac; in pneumonia, acute 
 oedema of lungs, I Ant. t.; with numb feeling 
 in malar bones, as if the parts were between 
 screws, IPlat.; with melancholy, Kali ars. ; 
 menses irregular, IDig.; in mental disturb- 
 ance, I I Staph.; during downward motion 
 (children), IIBor.; pale (cardiac dropsy), 
 IDig.; pale, after exercise out of doors, 
 
 I ISpong.; in pneumonia, IPhos.; with restless- 
 ness, IIKaliiod.; in rheumatism, ISpig. ; in 
 spinal irritation, IChin. s. ; suffering, BIgn., 
 IPlumb. ; as if worn out by long suffering, 
 ISul.; with cold sweat, I Crotal.; with trem- 
 bling, 1 1 Ran. sc; mingled with terror, Lyss. 
 jggg™ anguish, fear, terrified. 
 
 Expression, apathetic : Zinc; and anxious, in 
 diphtheria, IMerc. cy.; in typhus, I Apis. 
 g^* dull, stupid. 
 
 Expression, besotted: Bapt., IBell., Crotal.; 
 in diphtheria, ILach., BNux m., IStram.; in 
 typhus, ICrotal.; heavy, IGels.; in intermit- 
 tent, ICoccul ; in pneumonia, I IStram. 
 j^g* debauched. 
 
 Expression, bewildered : t.Carb. s., IStram. 
 
 Expression, bright: Ars. s. r. 
 
 ggl * animated, pleasant, vivacious. 
 
 Expression, careworn : in diphtheria, I I Lac c; 
 in headache, ICann. i. 
 ggg* haggard, old, painful, suffering. 
 
 Expression, changed: Ars., Bufo., ICamph., 
 JCham.,BCup. m.,Ign., Lyss.,Squilla,BStram.; 
 in cholera, I Hell.; as if she were going crazy, 
 IPallad.; in yellow fever, I Ars. h.; every mo- 
 ment, by constant play of muscles (chorea), 
 
 I I Sec; after stool (cholerine), Cr-ot.t. 
 Jgggr peculiar. 
 
 Expression, childish: INux m.; in palsy, 
 
 lAnac 
 Expression, cold : iEthus.; in quotidian, I IPuls 
 Expression, debauched: INux m., IIOp. 
 
 jggg^ besotted. 
 Expression, as if demented : t. Carb. s. 
 
 fi^ wild. 
 Expression, despairing : ICamph., ICanth.; 
 
 with pain in abdomen, Cepa; on awaking, 
 
 IStram. Eggf gloomy, melancholy, sad. 
 
 Expression, displeased: morose (headache), 
 
 ^Ethus. 
 Expression, dissatisfied : Ars., ICaust. 
 Expression, distrait : I I Merc 
 Expression, distressed: lArs., lAspar., Iod., 
 
 INux in.; in croup, BSpongia ; in intermittent, 
 
 Hod.; with prostration, in typhoid scar- 
 latina, IIAilant.; talks in one strain (typhus), 
 
 IStram. $^ anxious. 
 Expression, disturbed : Ars.h.,IChel., I IPhos., 
 
 HStram., Zinc; look, with dyspnoea, Lyss.; 
 
 in insanity, I INux v.; in morning, Camph.; 
 
 during pregnancy, IIPulS. 
 Expression, of doubt : ICepa. 
 Expression, drowsy: Cann. i., IGels., INux m. 
 
 ggp^ dull, stupid. 
 Expression, dull: Ars. h., IGels., IHydras., 
 
 Kali br., I ISul.; in typhus, Crotal. 
 
 $^ drowsy, stupid, vacant. 
 Expression, earnest : in insanity, I INux v. 
 
 $g^ serious. 
 Expression, epileptic: ILach. 
 Expression, excited : Crotal., IHyos. 
 Expression, exhausted : Cann. i., IMerc cor.; 
 
 before menses, Zing. 
 Expression, fatigued : Jggg^ weary. 
 Expression, fear : Coccul., IStram.; on awaking, 
 
 (spasms), IZinc; in infantile convulsions, 
 
 IMagn. p.; before and during puerperal 
 
 convulsions, BStram.; in cough, BBapt.; in 
 
 heart disease, IIOp.; in mania-a-potu, BIOp.; 
 
 with melancholy, IKali ars.; and terror, 
 
 IStram. 
 
 jggg^anguish, anxious, shrinking, terrified 
 Expression, fixed : with constant scowl, 
 
 I IPlumb. $^° set. 
 Expression, foolish : Absin., INux m. 
 ' $^ idiotic, imbecile, silly, stupid. 
 Expression, frowning : ICaust., ICham, IHell., 
 
 Horn., Rheum, IStram. 
 
 Jg^' Chap. 4, Forehead contracted. 
 Expression, gaunt: in chronic constipation, 
 
 ISyph. 
 Expression, ghastly : ICEnan. 
 Expression, gloomy % : Alum., Cadm. s., ICaust., 
 
 MVal. fi^T' melancholy, sad. 
 Expression, grimaces : J^g^ Face grimaces. 
 Expression, grinning : jg^ laughing ; also 
 
 Face risus sardonicus. 
 Expression, heavy: IGels., I ISul.; dull, Gna- 
 
 phal., Sal. ac; dull, drowsy, IGels.; dull, in 
 
 yellow fever, IGels.; dull, in headache, IGels.; 
 
 in typhus, Crotal. J^T" dull, stupid. 
 Expression, hideous: in hysterical spasms, 
 
 ICic; in puerperal convulsions, I IVer. v. 
 Expression, hypochondriacal: I IPhos. ac. 
 
 ©^■despairing, gloomy, melancholic, sad. 
 Expression, idiotic : ILach., ILaur., IStram., 
 
 IITarant., I I Thuya; in chorea, Sumb.; in 
 clonic spasms of eyes (nystagmus), 1 1 Agar.; 
 
 with mental disorder, ILach. 
 
 gig" 5 foolish, imbecile, silly, stupid. 
 Expression, ill-humored : Mez. 
 
 g^ angry, moody, vexed. 
 Expression, imbecile : Kali br. ; in hypochon- 
 driasis, lArg. nit. fggg" idiotic. 
 Expression, important and solemn : after sleep- 
 ing in daytime, Stram. 
 Expression, of indifference : Crotal. 
 Expression, as if intoxicated : jgggT besotted. 
 Expression, jaded : during menses, Berb. 
 
 jfggp* careworn, weary. 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 Expression, of great joy : in delirium, Amyg. 
 gg§^° bright, laughing, pleasant. 
 
 Expression, languid: Alum. 
 
 Expression, laughing: with open eyes, Yer.; 
 during sleep, IHyosc. gig" 5 pleasant, viva- 
 cious ; also Face risus sardonicus. 
 
 Expression, maniacal : iStram. Jg®^ wild. 
 
 Expression, meditating: Viol. 
 
 Expression, melancholic : in epilepsy after 
 fright, llgn. fi@" despairing, sad. 
 
 Expression, miserable: IPlumb.; in nasal 
 catarrh, BBSil. ; in secondary syphilis, 1 1 Still. 
 g@P suffering, wretched. 
 
 Expression, moody: with constant scowl, 
 I I Plumb. gig* angry, ill-humored, vexed. 
 
 Expression, morbid : with fistula in ano, 
 DJBerb.; in intermittent, BArs. 
 g^° suffering ; also Face cachectic. 
 
 Expression, obstinate : in typhus, lApis. 
 
 Expression, old: lArs. h., IHydr. ac, Hod., 
 BSamb.; in cancer mammae, BBBrom. ; in 
 children, I Aur. mur., IKreo.; in cholera infan- 
 tum, liArg. nit., BBGuaiac; in diarrhoea of 
 children, during dentition,! Ars.; dried up look, 
 Hod.; in gastritis mucosa, I Ars.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, Art. v.; in marasmus, BBCalc, 
 BSars.; in scrofulous and rickety children, 
 BSul.; in sucklings three or four weeks old, 
 BBOp.; and wrinkled, in cholera infantum and 
 marasmus, BICalc. 
 g^* careworn, suffering. 
 
 Expression, painful: BArs. h., Coccul.; with 
 cough, in pneumonia, I I Puis.; and exhausted, 
 Kaph. ; agonized, when recovering from a 
 fainting fit, I INux m.; as if seeing some 
 afflicting sight (mania), IGlon.; with sopor, 
 BLach. ; anguish, caused by bearing down in 
 womb and rectum (uterine neuralgia), I INux 
 v. g^* anguish, suffering. 
 
 Expression, parched : in congestion of lungs, 
 B Ammoniac. 
 
 Expression, peculiar (strange) : BBZinc; after 
 running pin into foot, BHyper.; in melancholy 
 mania, BAnac. $^T changed. 
 
 Expression, pitiful : in typhus, BApis. 
 
 Expression, placid : 1 1 Amyg. 
 
 Expression, pleasant: Apis ; in delirium (bron- 
 chial catarrh), I I Ant. t.; in epilepsy, BCup. 
 m. ; with open eyes, Ver.; in typhus, BApis, 
 BOp. gig* bright, laughing, vivacious. 
 
 Expression, sad: Ant. c, Colch., Cup. m., 
 Senecio, I ISeneg.; in Bright' s disease, BArs.; 
 in chronic diarrhoea, BColoc; with giddiness, 
 I ISabad.; in headache, BCann. i.; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, BCup. ac; with somnolence 
 and indifference (hydrocephaloid), BMerc; 
 with spasmodic pain in stomach, BDiad. 
 gilf 1 despairing, gloomy, hypochondri- 
 acal, melancholy. 
 
 Expression, as if he were seeking something : 
 BStram. gi^ anxious. 
 
 Expression, serious: with low spirits, Rumex. 
 g^° earnest, sad. 
 
 Expression, set: I I Ant. chl. g^ap* fixed. 
 
 Expression, shrinking: as from fear (menin- 
 gitis), BStram.; as if afraid of the first thing 
 she sees, on awaking (mania), BStram. 
 g^ anxiety, fear, terrified. 
 
 Expression, sickly : g^° suffering ; also Face 
 sickly. 
 
 Expression, silly : BLyc. fi^T* foolish. 
 
 Expression, startled : with protruding, bril- 
 
 liant eyes, pale face and sunken cheeks (neur- 
 opathia), I I Kali ars. 
 
 g^ 3 * anxious, fear, shrinking, terrified. 
 
 Expression, stunned : wild, Bell, gig? 13 stupid. 
 
 Expression, stupid : Ars. h., Ast. r., Cann. i., 
 BFerr., BHyos., Kali br., Lyss., BNux m., 
 Phyt., BStram. ; in convulsions, I I Staph.; in 
 typhus, BArn., I I Chin, s., BHell. ; in yellow 
 fever, iArs.; with drunken gait, Calab.; half, 
 BGels.; in hypochondriasis, BArg. nit.; with 
 laughter, BNux m.; in pneumonia, BFerr. 
 g@T* dull, idiotic, imbecile, vacant. 
 
 Expression, suffering: QBArs., BCanth., Chel., 
 BChin. s., Colch., Cup. m., I IHelon., Hyper., 
 BKreo., BMagn. m.,BBMang., BNux m., BPhos., 
 BPhyt.; *with sallow complexion (ovarian tu- 
 mor), BColoc; and debilitated, BCornus; in 
 dysentery, BCub.; with emaciation, BflSil.; in 
 typhus, BArs.; in infants, BBor.; in cerebrospi- 
 nal meningitis, Canth.; with irregular menses, 
 BDig.; without paleness (diseased pancreas), 
 Atrop. s.; in pneumonia, BAnt. t.; in stoma- 
 cace, 3 Kali m. 
 g@°* careworn, painful ; also Face sickly. 
 
 Expression, surly : BArs. gig* angry, ill-hu- 
 mored, moody, obstinate, vexed. 
 
 Expression, suspicious : in infantile convul- 
 sions, BMagn. p. 
 
 Expression, terrified: BCanth., BStram.; in 
 asthma, I ITabac; in typhus, BApis ; in lysso- 
 phobia, BLyss.; in shock from injury, I I Ver. 
 gigf*" anxious, fear, shrinking. 
 
 Expression, tired: g^ weary. 
 
 Expression, uneasy : in coryza, after mercury, 
 BBKaliiod. 
 
 Expression, unquiet : I I Puis. 
 
 Expression, vacant: BCamph., Cic, Coccul., 
 BFerr., BKali br., BStram., Zinc; in typhoid 
 malaria, BLyc. vir.; during menses (exoph- 
 thalmus, BLyc. vir.; in palsy, BAnac; in pneu- 
 monia, BFerr.; stupid, during menses, I I Lye 
 vir.; in sunstroke, BGlon. g^ dull, stupid, 
 
 Expression, variable : Lyss. 
 
 Expression, vexed: Cadm. s.; with cough at 
 night, Spong. ; with frequent night cough, in 
 paroxysms of two minutes, B Spong. 
 gggf* angry, ill-humored, moody. 
 
 Expression, vivacious : Amyl. 
 
 g@p animated, laughing, pleasant. 
 
 Expression, wan : BNatr. m., Natr. s., Sec. 
 ggp* 5 suffering : also Face pale, sickly. 
 
 Expression of weakness: BBArs., BCarbo v., 
 Cup. m., BIPhos., BVer. 
 ggg"* weary ; also Face sunken. 
 
 Expression, weary : Berb., Cann. i., BHydras., 
 Kali br.; in hypochondriasis, BArg. nit. 
 gg^ weakness. 
 
 Expression, wild: Acet. ac, BArs., BStram.; 
 and fearful, in delirium tremens, B Act. rac; in 
 typhus, BApis ; in mania, BCup. ac. 
 g^~ maniacal. 
 
 Expression, 'worried: gig* anxious, care- 
 worn, distressed, fear. 
 
 Expression, wretched: Mez. g^ miserable, 
 suffering ; also Face sickly, sunken, etc. 
 
 FACE, abscesses: Ananth., BBell., BBHep., 
 BKali iod., BBMerc, BSil.; of antrum, perioste- 
 um more aftected than bones, nightly burn- 
 ing pains, BMez.; of parotid glands, Ars., 
 Phos., BRhus, BSil. g^~ Eruption boils. 
 
 Face, anaemic : BBCalc, BCarbol. ac, BCarbo v., 
 BCinch., BBFerr., BGraph., Helon., Hydras., 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 IINatr. m., Nux v., USep., IISul.; in amen- 
 orrhoea, MXan.; in Duchesne's pseudohy- 
 pertrophic paralysis, BPhos. 
 ggg~ pale ; also Chaps. 29, 44 and 46. 
 
 Face, antrum of Highmore : abscess, BKali 
 iod.; abscess, with nightly burning, OMez.; 
 catarrh, Berb., IIMerc. 
 
 Face, ashy: IArs., IPhos., BPlumb., Sec, I ISul.; 
 in diphtheria, IBrom.; in intermittent, 
 IArs.; in typhus, BChlor.; in typhoid, IPhos.; 
 pale, BFerr.; pale, in convulsions, ICic; pale, 
 of a waxy hue (cholera infantum), I IVer.; 
 pale, with purplish lips, I I Yer. v.; in pertussis, 
 IBad. $^ anaemic, earthy, pale. 
 
 Face, beard : falling off, BAnanth., 7rAur.mur.; 
 furfuraceous eruption, Kali ars.; growth 
 noticeably slower, Pallad. ; old reddish her- 
 pes, with thick scurf, I ILach.; humid, sting- 
 ing eruption, bleeding easily when scratched 
 and feeling very sore when lain on, BNitr. ac. ; 
 itching, Amb., Tromb., Zing.; itching burning 
 when scratched,Kob.; nodes throughout, BCic; 
 itching pimples, Amb.; itching pimples in left 
 side, in evening, Pallad. ; many tender pimples, 
 discharge bloody or oily transparent matter, 
 Calc. s.; hard pustules, with blackish centre 
 (acne), ICaps., Carbo a., ICaust., IGraph., 
 INatr. m., ISelen.; falls out profusely, in bar- 
 ber's itch, INatr. m.; falls out, especially after 
 grief, IPhos. ac; falls out, with many itching 
 vesicles, with watery contents, INatr m.; 
 shaving relieves cold sensation in larynx 
 after breakfast, IBrom.; worse from shaving, 
 I Carbo a. 
 JS^sT* Eruption herpes (barber's itch). 
 
 Face, black: Camph., IICinch. ? ICEnan.; 
 from nervous spasmodic cough, in children 
 (tuberculosis), ICoral.; in measles, ILach. 
 g@=* blue, dark. 
 
 Face, bloodvessels : distended, I ICinch.JFerr., 
 ■Op. ; distended, with redness, stiffness and 
 soreness of veins to touch, Sang.; enlargement 
 of cutaneous veins, IGlon.; fulness of external, 
 Bapt.; fine network of capillaries, Thuya ; 
 small red, shine through skin (syphilis), 
 I ILach.; slight throbbing in arteries, Millef.; 
 throbbing in right side, Ars. s. r.; covered 
 with varicose veins, I I Sars. 
 ggg" 3 congestion, throbbing. 
 
 Face, blue : Agar., Ant. t., QArg. nit., IArs., 
 Asim., BCamph., Chlorof., BChlor., ICic, 
 Con., ICrot., liCup. m., IHydr. ac, IKali 
 iod., Lachn., INatr. m., IINatr. ph., IIOp., 
 IPhyt., Psor., IPuls., ISamb., I ISpig., ISpong., 
 Strain., ITabac, IVer., Ver. v., Vespa, Zinc; 
 acne, ISul.; when getting angry, IStaph.; in 
 apoplexy, ILach.; in asthma, I ITabac. ; in 
 asthma Millari, BCup.m.; on awaking sudden- 
 ly (spasmus glottidis), IISul.; with difficult 
 breathing, BStram.; with cramp in chest, 
 I Asim.; with spasm of chest, Mosch.;in child, 
 IMeph.; with chill (intermittent), ICact.; in 
 cholera Asiatica, IICup. m., I IVer.; in cholera 
 infantum, STabac; in chorea, ICoccul.; cold, 
 in senile pneumonia, IDig.; extreme, from 
 nervous congestion (gastromalacia), IKreo.; 
 with convulsions, IBCup. m.; during cough, 
 Bell., BOp., Ver.; with violent cough (catarrh), 
 lApis ; during violent spasmodic attacks of 
 cough, recurring about ten times a day (whoop- 
 ing cough), BMagn.p.; in whoopingcough, Ars., 
 ICrotal, BDros., Hpec; after whooping cough, 
 
 with tardy return to natural color, ICrotal. ; in 
 croup, Brom., ICarbo v.; dark, ISamb.; in 
 diarrhoea of infants, I Ualap.; in dyspnoea, 
 BOp.; in epilepsy, ICic; under eyes, Agar.; 
 with febrile attacks, I I Strain.; in intermit- 
 tent, I I Polyp.; in typhoid, IHyos., IVer.; 
 especially forehead, in diphtheria, IKali bi.; 
 lips, and especially forehead, in diphtheria, 
 I I Rhus ; with gagging, in whooping cough, 
 INux v.; with gasping, ILaur.; with spasmus 
 glottidis, BBell., BCoff., B BLach.; in throat dis- 
 eases, with asthma, BCrotal.; in chronic car- 
 ditis, QCact.; in cardiac rheumatism, [Cact.; 
 lead color, heart disease, BApis ; of cheeks, in 
 acute mania, ICanth. ; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, BHydr. ac; at end of menses, Ver.; espe- 
 cially around mouth, nose and eyes, Bor.; 
 of nose, I IVer. v.; around nose (pneumonia), 
 BAnt. t.; of one cheek, in neuralgia, ICham.; 
 bluish, pale, t.Agar., Colch.; bluish, pale (chol- 
 era Asiatica), BCup. m.; bluish pale, especially 
 on temples, around nose and mouth, IKreo.; 
 and pinch ed, Camph. ; inpneumonia, BCup.m.; 
 during pregnancy, BPhos.; in puerperal fever, 
 I I Act. rac; in puerperal fever or convulsions, 
 septic or zymotic influences, or in hemor- 
 rhagic or broken-down constitutions, BCrotal.; 
 bluish red, Apis, Bell., BCaust., BCed., BBDig.; 
 bluish red cheeks, BDulc; of nose, BBVer. v.; 
 bluish red, in asthma, BAur. met.; bluish red, 
 with tetanic rigidity, Blpec; bluish red, in cere- 
 bral hyperemia, BHyos.; bluish red, with 
 difficult breathing, Bry.; bluish red, with suf- 
 focative cough, BOp.; dark bluish red, IDig.; 
 bluish red, in erysipelas, from a dissecting 
 wound, BLach.; bluish red, in influenza, Blpec; 
 bluish red, left side (prosopalgia), I IVer.; 
 blue, in scarlatina, BCamph., ILach.; in puer- 
 peral fever, emphysema, BLach.; sickly, Ars.; 
 under a pale skin, BDig.; with heavy/ stupid 
 expression, in congestive headache, BGlon.; 
 with suffocative attacks, ICalc p.; and swollen 
 in epilepsy, BAgar.; when urinating (dropsy of 
 chest), Aspar.; bluish white, Zinc; bluish 
 white, in broncho-pneumonia, BLyc; and 
 yellow, BDig. 
 fisg^cyanotic, dark; alsoChap.9, Lips blue. 
 
 Face, blushing : jgg^ flushed. 
 
 Face, bones: caries, BIAur. met.; caries in up- 
 per jaw, after typhoid, I lAur. mur.; caries of 
 mastoid process, ICaps.; as if dislocated, 
 Ananth ; enlargement from injury, IHekla ; 
 exostosis of right cheek bone, BAur. mur. ; 
 malar bone feels large, as if swollen, Natr. a.: 
 necrosed, most in frontal, Hippoz.; necrosis of 
 upper jaw, IMerc cor.; periostitis of mastoid 
 process, ICaps.; periostitis, BBAur. me£.,BCalc 
 c, B Fluor, ac, IMerc,IMez.,IBNitr. ac,BPhos. 
 ac, BPvUta, BSil., BStaph., BStilling., Symph.; 
 affection of periosteum, with prosopalgia, 
 BSil. gig 03 Faceache malar bones. 
 
 Face, brown : I Hod.; when getting angry, 
 BStaph.; in cholera infantum, ICalc p.; dark, 
 Ars. h., BStram.; in apoplexy, BStram.; brown- 
 ish red, in typhoid, BOp.; brownish yellow, in 
 jaundice, BPhos. g^ 15 earthy, yellow. 
 
 Face, sensation as if cheeks were bulged out by 
 a bubble of air just below malar bone : Sinap. 
 
 Face, burning: BAcon., Agar., I lAmyl., Anac, 
 Anac oc, Ananth., BApis, Arg. met., BArn., 
 IArs., Aspar., Astac, Bapt., IBell., Berb., 
 IBrv., Camph., Caps.,ICaust.,ECham., HChel., 
 
2S0 
 
 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 Cist., IClem., ICornus, BCrot. t., lEuphor., 
 Guarsea, I I Lac c, B3Lyc, I I Merc, cor., Merc. 
 sul.,BMez.,BNitr. sp. d., Pseonia, Raph.,BRhus, 
 BSul.; better bathing in cold water, worse in 
 night, Ars.m.; in bones, Cist.; in caries, BBAur. 
 met.; after chill, Merc, sul.; with chilliness 
 (headache), 1 Canst.; as of glowing coals in 
 small spots, Caust.; from congestion, Ustil.; 
 all day, Mane; dry, in diphtheria, BLacc; of 
 cheeks, to ears and hands, Daph.; of chest, in 
 erysipelas, IGraph.; and red, like erysipelas, 
 Niccol. ; in evening, 4 to 9 p.m., Arum t. ; worse 
 toward evening, Como.; particularly about 
 eyes, IComo.; with evening fever, BSabad.; 
 violent, like fire, as if it were going deep into 
 cheek (after sting), Vespa ; with headache, 
 ICarbol.ac; in congestion to head(pneumonia), 
 IKali iod. ; with heat in head, better in open 
 air, I I Kali iod.; of cheeks, with heat rising 
 from abdomen to head, ILyc. ; with heat in 
 afternoon and evening, IPhos.; with feverish 
 heat in evening, Rhod.; of cheeks, with 
 flushes of heat and cold feet, lICoccul.; with 
 flushes of heat interrupted by chilliness, 
 I I Plat. ; on left side, 1 1 Arg. nit., Asar., Bapt. ; 
 on left side, extending to ear and head, from 
 catching cold, pain worse from touch, patient 
 cies with pain and is restless, IBColoc; 
 especially in left cheek, BRhus v.; in left 
 cheek, in erysipelas, i Hydras.; left cheek, 
 early in morning, Murex; about lower jaws, 
 as if eruption would break out, Ars. m.; better 
 lyim* quietly on face, worse from coffee, 
 
 I ISpig.; in cheek bones, above eyebrows, left 
 side, spreads over face (faceache), BSpig.; 
 in left zygomatic region, leaving a dull sen- 
 sation of swelling, Spig. ; on a small spot on 
 right cheek bone, necessitating rubbing, 
 Pallad.; especially about mouth, BSul.; as from 
 red-hot needles, II Ars.; followed by red spots 
 like nettles, BChel.; neuralgic pain, down left 
 side, Lyss.; at night, ILach.; peculiar, leaving 
 a livid bluish red color, BApis ; on various 
 places, Pallad.; prickling, in chin below left 
 eyelid, IIDros.; in prosopalgia, 1 1 Plat. ; in 
 right cheek, Arund., 1 1 Ham., BPuls.; of right 
 cheek towards evening, Merc, cor.; of right 
 cheek, extending up into eye and around to 
 right ear, Amyl. ; on ri^ht side, extending 
 to parietal bone and clavicle, worse at night, 
 better from eating, worse from touch and 
 lying down, BCinch.; on small spot on right 
 side, in morning, Pallad.; in right cheek, 
 which is swollen, with stitching in cheek from 
 one side to the other, radiating to head, Psor.; 
 worse on right side, Apis ; worse after shav- 
 ing, cheeks dark red, 1 1 Aur. mur. ; in cheeks, 
 with flying shivering s in evening, BCham.; in 
 skin of cheeks, Phos. ac. ; with swelling, 
 Rhus ; worse from talking or exertion, better 
 lying on affected side, BKreo.; tingling in 
 malar bones, Grat.; in toothache, BStaph.; 
 transitory, Cast. eq. g^congestion, heat. 
 
 Face, bursting : cheeks feel as if they would 
 burst, Bo v.; full sensation (Rhus poisoning), 
 
 I I Sul.; in side, worse evening to morning and 
 from using eyes (syphilitic iritis), I I Staph. 
 
 Face, cachectic : Kali br., 1 101. jec, BPlumb., 
 Zinc; in abdominal troubles, BLach.; during 
 apyrexia, Cinch.; with chancres. Bad.; with 
 cough, BCoff.; in diphtheria, BKalibi.; in dys- 
 entery, Colch.; with blue rings around eyes, 
 
 especially in morning (chlorosis with amen- 
 orrhcea), I ISabina; in intermittent, BArs.; in 
 ovarian dropsy, j Ferr. iod.; in puerperal mania, 
 INux v.; in cancer of stomach, BCund.; in 
 syphilis, BLyc.^ with cool sweat on body, 
 BSil.; with cystic tumor in abdominal walls, 
 
 I I Sul.; with scirrhous tumor of left breast, 
 IHydras.; with induration of uterus and pan- 
 creas, ICarbo a. 
 
 J^g* earthy, sickly, suffering. 
 
 Face cadaverous : g^gf* sunken. 
 
 Face, cancer : BCarbo a., BCon.; opening as 
 large as a silver dollar, BLapis ; epithelioma on 
 right, extending from lower eyelid to ala nasi, 
 ulcerating stage, indurated base, wall-like, 
 hard, elevated edges (improved), I IKali s.; 
 lupus, BArg. nit., B BArs., Carbol. ac, I I Cist.; 
 lupus, began on right earlobe, healing one 
 side, corroding the other, advancing down- 
 ward and leaving irregular cicatrix (after 
 Bell.), IISiL; obstinate lupus (improved), 
 Graph.; irregular sulcus, an inch and a half 
 long (lupus), BKali bi.; lupus, serrated ulcers, 
 with grayish purulent surfaces, corroding 
 threatens to perforate, BSil.; lupus vorax, 
 BCarbo v.; on right malar bone (relieved), 
 Syph. J^ tumors, ulcers ; also Chap. 7, 
 Nose cancer, and Chap. 9, Lips cancer. 
 
 Face, chalky : Crotal. 
 
 Face, chapped: skin, Niccol.; skin cracks, BSil.; 
 as if skin on cheek would crack (peritonitis), 
 BLach.; left, feels as from cold wind, BArum 
 t. ; in eczema, with tendency to bleed, BPetrol. 
 J$gif Eruption fissured. 
 
 Face, chilliness : Brach., Rhod.; and arms to 
 back and breast, Berb.; extends down body, 
 
 I I Bar. c; in forenoon, Lil. tig.; followed by 
 glow, Ars. h.; gooseflesh, after stool, Ang.; 
 alternating with heat (coryza), BCalc; in 
 left cheek, near ear, to lower jaw, Lobel.; 
 momentary, runs downward, in a hot room, 
 Carbol. ac; shivering spreads from, BBCaust.; 
 in cheek, succeeded by deep red spots, with 
 heat in afternoon, Berb. Jgilf 3 cold. 
 
 Face, chlorotic : jjgg^' anaemic. 
 
 Face, chorea : j^* contraction, convul- 
 sions, distorted, twitching. 
 
 Face, clay-colored : jg^° earthy. 
 
 Face, sensation as of a cloud over upper part: 
 Nitr. sp. d. 
 
 Face, as of cobweb lyingonskin: Bor.,Brom.; 
 as if sticking here and there, Calad.; constant 
 sensation of, BB Graph.; as if covered with, 
 BRan. sc; with cold face, I I Ran. sc ; on right 
 side, near mouth, Bor.; tension as from, Bar. c. 
 JSgg"* tension, titillation. 
 
 Face, cold: Abrot., BArs., Bell., Berb., BCalc, 
 Camph., Cann. i., BCarbo v., BCham., BCic, 
 BCina, BCup. m., BHyos., Iris, BMerc, Merc, 
 per., BPuls., I I Ran. sc, I ISabina, UStram., 
 BBVer., Ver. v., I I Zinc; in albuminuria, 
 Tereb.; in angina pectoris, BCup. m.; with 
 heat of body, Ang., Spong.; in concussion of 
 brain, BCic; in chronic bronchitis, BCact; in 
 fleshy children, Blod.; with chill, BDros., 
 BPetrol.; in peritonitis, BColoc; in cholera, 
 Ant.t., BBCamph., BCup. ac, llris, BBVer.; in 
 cholera infantum, BCalc; clammy, in hemor- 
 rhage, BHam.; with sensation of a cobweb, 
 1 1 Ran. sc; in colic, pale, clammy, BHell.; 
 cheeks corpse-like, 1 1 Rhus; as if cold drops 
 were spurted in when going into open air, 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 Berb. ; in dropsy after scarlatina, I Apis ; in 
 dysentery, I I Zinc.; in enteritis, IITereb. ; in 
 intermittent, BICina ; in yellow fever, BCarbo 
 v.; especially forehead, in diphtheria of lips, 
 1 1 Rhus ; with hot hands and feet, Natr. c; 
 with heat (meningitis), ISpong.; with heat all 
 over, worse in hands and feet, Rheum ; in 
 hydrocephalus acutus, ILyc; icy, Agar., lArg. 
 nit., I ICamph., ICup. in., IHell., HVer.; of 
 left half, I IDros.; of left half, after midnight, 
 with sticking pains, right half hot and dry, 
 Dros.; of leftside, in paralysis, IIGraph.; in 
 meningitis, IVer.; with palpitation, ICamph.; 
 in chill, Dros.; in peritonitis, IColoc; in pneu- 
 monia, lAnt.t.; in prosopalgia, ICoccul., Ilgn.; 
 in pulmonary affections, pneumonia, ISang. ; 
 with acceleration of pulse (pernicious inter- 
 mittents and other diseases), ILyc; pulse 
 small and feeble, IMerc. cor.; of right side, 
 
 I Gels.; of right side, when pain is most severe 
 in left, Polyg. ; in scarlatina, ICamph., ICup. 
 ac; sensation, Bar. c, Plat.; sensation, in 
 whole right side, IPlat.; shivering begins, 
 UCaust.; in spasm, following pneumonia and 
 typhoid fever, I INux v.; covered with sweat 
 (metrorrhagia), IMerc; with clammy sweat at 
 night, ILyc; with cold sweat before stool 
 (diarrhoea), I IVer.; especially on temples 
 around nose and mouth, IKreo. 
 
 jg^gf cadaverous, sunken, sweat. 
 
 Face, collapsed : ggg* cadaverous, sunken. 
 
 Face, color: frequent change of: Ammoniac, 
 lAmyl., Cinch., IIFerr., IPhos.,Plat.,Squilla; 
 changing constantly, in croup, IHep.; changes 
 frequently, with intertrigo of anus, IMerc; 
 changing, now pale, now red (epileptic at- 
 tacks), IKali bi.; changing, red or pale, in hy- 
 drocephalus, ISul.; discolored, Sec; discol- 
 ored, in heart disease, ICact.; discoloration in 
 heart disease and asthma, ICrotal,; erysipela- 
 tous, EHep.; faded, after disappointment in af- 
 fections (cardiac weakness), I IPhos. ac; worse 
 after ague, I IPsor.;poor, I Mure x ; unnatural, 
 ILach. ; wretched, IKreos.; wretched, in inter- 
 mittent, ICoccul.; wretched, with worms, 
 IFerr. Jg^* blue, cyanotic, pale, red, 
 yellow. 
 
 Face, congested : lAcon., IIAmvl., Ananth., 
 Ant. t,, Arg. nit., Bar. c, HBelL, BBry., ICalc, 
 Cornus, IIGlon., I ILact. ac, IPuls., llStram., 
 
 I I Thuya ; in albuminuria, during pregnancy, 
 1 1 Apis; almost, in an apoplectic fit (bee sting), 
 ILach.; causes burning, L T stil.; irregular spots, 
 capillary, as after a debauch, Ailant.; dark, or 
 dusky, IGels.; with fever (ague), I IStram.; 
 with burning heat, dry, and hot to touch, 
 lAcon., Eup. pur.; in hemicrania, IPhos.; if 
 mental anxiety is great, Lyss.; with suppressed 
 menses, IB Apis; in paraplegia, lArs.; during 
 stool, Aloe ; with toothache, BGels.; with uter- 
 ine polypus, I I Thuya; with hypertrophy of 
 
 .left ventricle, IPhos.; with vertigo, ifod.; 
 with vomiting on stooping, BBell., Myr. cer. 
 jgggp flushed, fulness, heat, red. 
 Face, contraction: muscles, BBell., Sec; com- 
 plementary of Hepar and Phosphorus, BMerc. 
 cy.; in chorea, IITarant.; of muscles, espe- 
 cially around mouth, making speech difficult, 
 BGels.; of muscles, with nausea and incessant 
 vomiting. Zinc; of muscles, on one side, 
 speech difficult, IGraph.; sudden, severe on 
 right cheek, BEup. perf.; spasmodic, Bar. m.; 
 
 zygomatic muscles, draw cheeks and mouth 
 from below upward, and from face backward 
 to temples, I IStram.; as if contracted, Aeon.; 
 sensation, in left side, Calab.; sensation, in 
 leftside, with numbness, BCalab.; as though 
 skin on middle were contracted, Gels.; drawn, 
 Bar. c, BCic, Crotal.; pale, BTabac; drawn, in 
 diphtheria of lips, I I Rhus; muscles feel as if 
 they would be drawn to one side, Cist.; sen- 
 sation as if drawn to root of nose, then back- 
 ward toward occiput, as if by a string, I I Paris ; 
 drawn to one side, Syph.; drawn awry in talk- 
 ing, closes right or both eyes, opens mouth 
 or closes it, BLach.; skin seems drawn tight 
 over bones (cholera infantum), BVer. 
 $3^* convulsions, distorted, tension. 
 
 Face, convulsions: BBBell., Bism., IGham., 
 BBCic, BBCup., IHyos., Ilgn., BLaur., IOp., 
 1 1 Ran. b., IStram., IZinc, Ziz.; in arachnitis, 
 IChlorof. ; before asthma, Bov.; begin in 
 face, 1 1 Dulc ; especially if caused by dis- 
 eased bones or teeth, IHep.; in congestion 
 to brain, IIBell., IflCup. m. ; frequent in chol- 
 era infantum, I IZinc; chorea-like muscular 
 movements, Agar. ; in chorea (risus sardoni- 
 cus), ICaust.; paroxysmal chorea on approach 
 of a storm, I IRhod.; chorea, better during 
 sleep, worse at stool and from emotions, 
 IMagn. p.; clonic, after grief, I Ars.; occasion- 
 ing violent contortions and most horrid 
 assemblage of features, Lyss.; during deliri- 
 um, IStram.; epileptiform, BChin. a.; from 
 trismus or faceache, Ananth.; sudden fainting 
 on going from one room into another full of 
 company, I I Plumb.; in typhus, lAur. met.; of 
 one-half, BDig.; in hydrocephalus acutus, 
 ILyc; incessant, ICamph.; during labor, 
 1 1 Chin, s., IHyos.; on left side, I IDig.; worse 
 on left side, Ananth.; of lips, Ran. b.; 
 when masticating, Yer.; before menses, 
 I IPuls.; in myelitis, IStram.; in neuralgia, 
 I IStram.; oscillation with distortion (pros- 
 opalgia), I IStram.; in pneumonia, IChel.; 
 in prosopalgia, Ilgn.; worse on right side, 
 Agar.; while speaking (apoplexy), B Plumb.; 
 on attempting to swallow, with great mental 
 disturbance, Lyss. ; caused by difficulty in 
 swallowing, Atrop. s.; followed by partial 
 relaxation" which was again succeeded by 
 some tetanic condition (tetanus), BPhyt. 
 $31* contraction, distorted. 
 
 Face, coppery : Alum., Ars. h., Calc, BCalc p., 
 IKreo., IStram. 
 
 Face, skin cracks : j^gg* chapped. 
 
 Face, crawling: Cadm. s., Lachn.; as of a fly, 
 Calad.; as of flies, over right side, Gymn.; al- 
 ternating with flushes (colic) , Ast. r.j on low- 
 er, ICalc ; in right malar bone, Lyss. ; in malar 
 bone, extending over nose to opposite cheek, 
 Coccus ; in zygomatic arch, Lyss.; in cheek, 
 after pain is better, GEuphor.;"m whole right 
 side, IPlat.; after stool, Ang. j&sT" creeping. 
 
 Face, creeping in left cheek: Amyl.; in right 
 cheek, below malar bone, I Amyl.; painful, 
 with coldness and numbness, especially in 
 right side, worse at night and during rest 
 (prosopalgia), I IPlat. J^g* crawling. 
 
 Face, cyanotic : Ananth., I Ars., Lyss., IMerc. 
 cy.JINatr. m.; in asthma,IAur. met.; in chol- 
 era, ICup. ac; appearance of cynanche.Vespa ; 
 in emphysema, BIArs.; in chronic carditis, 
 ICact.; in tetanus, BHydr. ac. 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 Face, dark: Apis, Elaps, BBNitr. ac, 1 1 Plumb., 
 ISul.; with spasmodic cough in catarrh, 
 IBadiag ; in croup, I I Sang.; in diphtheria, 
 ICrotal.; dusky, BApis, HBapt.; dusky, in 
 scarlatina, Crotal. ; in typhus, IApis ; in 
 typhoid, BOp.; in congestion of lungs, B Am- 
 moniac; mahogany (suppressed scarlatina), 
 lAilant'.; after bee-sting, BLach.; with vertigo, 
 BCarbo v. 
 j^gT 1 black, blue, dingy, dirty looking. 
 
 Face, deathly: $^ cadaverous, sunken. 
 
 Face, dingy: BPod.; after scarlet fever, BLach. 
 jg^p dark, dirty looking. 
 
 Face, dirty looking: BIArg. nit., Card, m., 
 BCup. m., BBLyc, IMagn. c; in typhoid fever, 
 IMerc; in hydrocephalus, BMerc; muddy, 
 I IMerc; muddy, with occasional acne, I ISul.; 
 in patches (seborrhcea oleosa), BHydras.; in 
 pneumonia, BCup. m.; in tobacco poisoning, 
 I INux v. J^T" dark, dingy. 
 
 Face, distorted : Amyg., BArs., BBell., BBufo., 
 BCamph., BCham., ICic, Crotal., BCupr. ac, 
 BGraph., IHell., BHydr. ac, IIHyos/, lllgn., 
 BLach., Lyss., ILaur.,1 IMillef., BNux m.,BNux 
 v., BBOp., I IPhyt., 1 1 Plat., Sabad., Sec, BSil., 
 BBStram. ; as if in apoplectic fit, Apis ; in apo- 
 plexia nervosa, BCup. m.; in arachnitis, IChlo- 
 rof.; when awaking at night, BCrotal.;in brain 
 affections, BHell.; in inflammation of brain, 
 BMerc viv. ; in cholera, B Ant. t., BCamph. ; in 
 cholera morbus,! Cam ph.; in sporadic cholera, 
 BTabac; worse during full moon and when 
 vexed (chorea), INatr. m.; with colic, BColoc; 
 constant, in chorea, BMygale; with convulsions, 
 I I Ant.t.,Bufo.,3Coccul.; with convulsions (apo- 
 plexia nervosa), BCup. ac; in convulsions, in 
 dentition, BCham.; with delirium, IPlumb.;in 
 every direction,Stram.; spasmodic, in epilepsy, 
 BCup. m. ; with weak eyes, IMillef.; after fall- 
 ing down stairs, I I Rhus ; also of flexor muscles 
 (scarlatina), BCup. ac; during headache,BNux 
 m.; in endocarditis, Coccul.; either horrible or 
 ridiculous, BBCic; horrible, in chorea, BCup. 
 m. ; horrible, in prosopalgia, I I Plat. ; with ileu?, 
 in incarcerated hernia, BOp.; of left side, with 
 painless convulsions, I IStram.; of left side, 
 appears longer than right, BNuxv.; in most 
 horrible and ludicrous contortions (chorea), 
 I IVer. v.; in mania, I IVer. ; in melancholy, 
 after mortification, BIgn.; in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, BHydr. ac; worse in morning, on 
 awaking, BSpig.;in morning (chorea), BMy- 
 gale ; of corners of mouth, Mydr. ac; in neu- 
 ralgia of face, I ISul. ac; by pain, BCham.; with 
 pain, in brain affection, QHell.; painfully, as if 
 from inward suffering, Ars. h.; painfully ,with 
 vomiting, BBVer.; from pain and weakness 
 (colic), BMagn. p.; peculiarly, in typhus, BArs.; 
 in prosopalgia, BCoccul.; in puerperal convul- 
 sions, BOp.; often red, Cup. m.; with red 
 cheeks, Squilla ; and deep red (puerperal 
 eclampsia), Atrop. s.; with rattling, difficult 
 respiration (croup), I ISpong.; in scarlatina, 
 IZinc; inscrofulosis, I ISul.; on being aroused 
 from sleep (concussion of brain), BCic; spas- 
 modic, with irritation of brain, BCup. ac; 
 spasmodic, with faintness on moving body, 
 BCoccul.; spasmodic, in typhoid, BStram.; 
 spasmodic, with froth from mouth, Camph. ; 
 when swallowing, BBNitr. ac; by efforts 
 to swallow, BSil.; in tetanus, BArs.; with 
 pain in umbilical region, extending to 
 
 small of back, dull boring, worse in par- 
 oxysms, BBPlat. 
 J&igh contraction, convulsions, motion. 
 
 Face, dragging : in muscles (toothache), BCaust. 
 
 Face, drawn : $3$** contracted. 
 
 Face, dropsy : Jg^ 11 swelling. 
 
 Face, dryness; BBArs. ; in cortical cataract, 
 I ISul.; of whole inner lining of cheek, BBell.; 
 feels dry, I I Lac c; rough place on right 
 cheek, BBar. c ; dried up look, Blod. 
 
 Face, earthy: BArs., Ars. h., Bism., Bor., 
 ICalc, BCalc p., BBCinch., Con., Coccul., 
 Ferr. ph., BKali m., IKreo., IBLyc, BMagn. 
 c, BMagn. m., IMerc.,. Mosch., Nux v., 01. 
 an., I BOp., IPhos., IPhos. ac, I IPsor., 1 1 Puis., 
 Sec, ISep., BSil., I ITereb.; in abdominal 
 troubles, BLach.; in fistula in ano, BBBerb.; in 
 chorea, iCina; clay-colored, BIgn.; clay- 
 colored, in diarrhoea, BBor.; with chronic 
 constipation, I ISyph.; with dim-, desponding 
 look, I I Puis.; in diabetes mellitus, BArg. met.; 
 in diarrhoea, BArn.; in diarrhoea during preg- 
 nancy, 1 1 Lye; in chronic epilepsy, 1 1 Plumb.; 
 with w T andering expression, Zinc; with dark 
 rings around eyes, BPuls.; flushes easily, 
 BFerr.; with headache, Bism.; in hydroceph- 
 alus, BMerc; as after a long illness, Zinc; in 
 infant, BBor.; w T ith leucorrhoea, BNatr. m.; in 
 cancer mammae, Ast. r., BIBrom.; in ophthal- 
 mia, ICic, BFerr.; pale, BCalc; pale, in 
 aphonia, BFerr.; pale, incholera,BiEthus.;pale, 
 in insanity, BHyos.; in phthisis, IISamb.;in 
 pneumonia, BAnt. t., BCup. m. ; during preg- 
 nancy, BMagn. c; w T ith imperceptible pulse 
 (carbuncle), BSil.; and swollen (dropsy), BLyc; 
 with induration of uterus and pancreas, 
 
 . BCarbo a. gglfashy, cachectic, gray, sallow. 
 
 Face, egg : skin feels tender, as if white had 
 dried on it, Phos. ac, BSul. ac. 
 g^° brown, cachectic, yellow. 
 
 Face, emaciated: Cupr. s., BLac def., Mez., 
 INuxm., Selen., i ISul., Tabac; in abscess of 
 left arm after dissecting wound, I ISil.; cheek 
 bones prominent, in diabetes, I IXJran. n.; in 
 cholerine, BPhos.; in typhus, I I Chin s.; in ab- 
 dominal typhus, BBStram.; in gonorrhoea, 
 I ITarant.; in meningitis, I IVer.; in secondary 
 syphilis, I I Stilling. 
 
 Face, flushed: BAcon.,BBAmyl., BApis, Arum d., 
 Asaf., BBBapt., BBBell., Brach., BBry.,1 ICalad., 
 BCanth., Carbol. ac, Chin, s., BChim. 
 umb., Chrom. ac, BCrotal., Cubeb., BDulc, 
 Eucal., BEup. perf., BFerr., Ferr. m., BGels., 
 BBGlon., BGraph., Ham., BHyos., BHyper., 
 Iber., BJab., Kali bi., BKali br., BKali cy., 
 Lyss., Mygale, Myr. cer., BNaja, IINatr. a., 
 BNatr. m., BBOp., I I Polyp., BPuls., 1 1 Rob., 
 BSenecio, BSep., Stront., BSul., BVer. v., Vib., 
 Zinc; alternates with chilliness, Lachn.; pale, 
 alternately, BBAcon., Alum., BAmyl., Bell., 
 Brom., BCamph., BCinch., BCroc, Cub., 
 BBFerr., BGlon., BHell., BIgn., BLed., BMagn. 
 c, (Enan., BPuls., BRhus, BVer., Zinc; in 
 afternoon, evening or towards night (effects of 
 grief), BPhos. ac. ; excessive, from undue sen- 
 sitiveness, 1 1 Kali ph.; extends over body, 
 BAmyl.; in concussion of brain, BCic; cen- 
 tral, deep, in typhus, IBapt.; with burning 
 cheeks, BFerr.; of one cheek, the other pale, 
 BAcon., BCham., Cina, Blpec, BPuls., Rheum, 
 BSul.,Ziz.; with chill, BGlon.; follows chilli- 
 ness, Merc iod. rub.; with chilliness and 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 283. 
 
 languor (bronchial attacks after whoopng- 
 cough), EKali bi.; with chills, in intermittent, 
 IBry. ; in cholera, ICup. ac; during climaxis, 
 ■Graph., IKali bi., IBLach., BLyc, lISul. ac, 
 ITereb. ; one to three hours after cold stage, 
 lEup. pur.; with coma, I Cinch.; with convul- 
 sions, -Camph.; in puerperal convulsions, 
 IGels.; with cough, I lEup. perf.; in whooping 
 cough, I I Con.; crimson, in all positions (scar- 
 latina), IGels.; crimson, of whole, in evening 
 and morning, sometimes preceded by cold 
 hands and feet (inflammatory fever), IGels.; 
 in catarrhal croup, I I Ant. t.; in delirium 
 tremens, first stage, IKali bi. ; feeling, in 
 diarrhoea, ICrot. t.; in infantile diarrhoea, 
 IPod., in diphtheria, IBapt., ILac c, IlPhyt.; 
 easily, on least excitement or exertion, 
 IIFerr.; easily, with cold hands and feet (con- 
 stipation), IFerr. ; easily, in sciatica, IFerr.; 
 ebullitions of blood, Absinth.; in periodic 
 ecstasy, ICic; from slightest emotion, 
 BAmyl., BPhos.; with epistaxis, Crotal.; with 
 wild expression, Camph.; with faintness and 
 languor, I I Ptel. ; in fever, Bar. m., BCact,, lEup. 
 perf., BEup. pur.; with fever and headache in 
 forehead, in alternation with Bell, (diph- 
 theria), IKaol.; in intermittent, ICinch., 
 I INux m.; in tertian, BNatr. m.; in prevailing 
 fever, lAmm. m.; in typhus, ITereb. frequent- 
 ly, ILyc; frequently, wants to be in open air, 
 Act. rac; effects of grief, IGels.; from roots of 
 hair to ramus of lower jaw, neck and chest, 
 including eyes, persistent under pressure, 
 Chloral.; to roots of hair, after a little wine 
 (asthma), ICarbo v.; with headache, Atrop., 
 ICarbol. ac; with headache of strong ple- 
 thoric adults, INux v.; with congestive 
 headache, IBell., IGlon.; with congestive 
 headache, in epilepsy, IBufo.; with headache, 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, ECalab.; with 
 headache in morning, IPod.; with sick head- 
 ache, ICoff.; with rush of blood to head and 
 headache as of a board strapped to forehead 
 (typhoid), BBRhus; with irritable heart, lAsaf ; 
 -followed by throbbing of heart. Alum.; hectic, 
 Bapt.,Calc, I I Sang., I llodof. (followed by Tu- 
 berc), Stann., Sul.; hot, ICham., lEup. perf., 
 IGlon., I ILil. tig.; hot, especially about eyes 
 and forehead, with headache, IGlon.; hot, 
 followed by slight sweat (neuralgia vaga), 
 ITereb.; hot to touch, IGels.; in insanity 
 from drinking, IHyos.; in cancer of lips, 
 ICamph.; in labor, lArn., IBell., ICoff., 
 IFerr., IGels., IOp.; one side flushed, the other 
 pale, during labor, ICham.; in acute pharyngo- 
 laryngitis, BNaja; on left cheek (dyspepsia), 
 I ILac c; with cold legs, IOp.; when lying on 
 left side (intermittent), ICalc; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, IHell.; in menopause, 
 ICrotal.; during menses, 1 1 Puis.; in dysmen- 
 orrhea, HXan.; with migraine, IKali br.; 
 momentary, I Clem.; with itching in nape of 
 neck, Astac;in neuralgia, IMagn. p.; of cor- 
 responding side, in ciliary neuralgia with 
 acute conjunctivitis, I ITereb.; on correspond- 
 ing side, with ovarian neuralgia, Crotal.; 
 as supraorbital neuralgia, Hydr. ac; at night, 
 Arum t.; at commencement of pain at exit of 
 supraorbital nerve, spreads over forehead, 
 ILac def.; pale, flushing easily, IIFerr.; then 
 pale, followed by blueness, 1 1 Strain.; in peri- 
 carditis, lArs. ; in pneumonia, IBar. c, IBell.; 
 
 pulse 154 (diphtheria), BLyc; in retinal con- 
 gestion, Sang.; particularly in right side, 
 worse in evening (neuralgia), I I Puis.; color of 
 a red rose, with swelling, ILac def.; after rub- 
 bing, JEsc. h.; a rush of blood, I Aeon., lAmyl., 
 IIArg. met., Coccion., IFerr. s.; a rush of 
 blood, with feeling of fulness, Ziz.; a rush of 
 blood, with palpitation, Cinch.; of side, with 
 neuralgic pain daily, at same hour, in orbital 
 region and supramaxillary region, IKali cy.; 
 one side flushed the other pale, lAcet. ac, 
 IAcon.,IICham.,IBIpec,ILach., BMosch.,BNux 
 v.; with dry, hot skin, BEup. perf.; leaving 
 white spots as large as a quarter of a dollar 
 here and there, BBVer. v.; when stooping, 
 IBell., ICanth.; sudden, Ant. t., IMur. ac, 
 Tell.; suddenly, on excitement, Sal. ac; suf- 
 fused, Syph.; suffused, in ciliary neuralgia, 
 lAmyl.; from exposure to sun, BAcon.,BBAmyl., 
 IBell., Cact., BBGlon.,BLach.; surging of blood, 
 lAmyl.; swollen, Ast. r.; puffy, swollen, I I Merc, 
 cor.; by every attempt to talk audibly, 
 ■Mere; transitory, I ICoff.; transient, in men- 
 ingitis, I IVer.; in incipient tuberculosis, 
 1 1 Tuberc; interspersed with rose-colored spots 
 (urticaria), ICop.; in dropsy of uterus, IFerr.; 
 with weight and pressure in vertex, Naja ; 
 with vertigo, Ananth., IBell., ICact., ICoccul., 
 IStram.; with vertigo, in neuralgia, IKalm.; 
 after overwork and mental anxiety, ICup. m. 
 g^gf congested, heat, red. 
 
 Face, formication: Agnus, 1 1 Apis, Arund., 
 ilSec; as of insects crawling, Apis, ICrot. t.; 
 in skin, Urt. ur.;in prosopalgia, llgn.; of right 
 cheek, Elaps ; under skin, Bar. c. 
 figi 10 numbness, titillation. 
 
 Face, as if frost-bitten : Agar. 
 
 Face, fulness: 1 1 Apis, Cub., Oxal. ac, Syph., 
 Ziz.; in antrum, Cochl.;in catarrh, INatr. a.; 
 during climaxis (typhus), BTereb.; in dropsy, 
 after scarlatina, BApis ; over superior maxil- 
 lary bone, Como. $5^ congested, flushed. 
 
 Face, feels to her like fur: in hemiplegia, 
 ECaust. 
 
 Face, with deep furrows : I BLyc. 
 
 gsg? 1 " sunken ; also Expression suffering. 
 
 Face, gangrene : of cheeks, pains worse by hot 
 or cold applications, IMerc. 
 
 Face, giddy sensation in upper jaw : Ars. h. 
 
 Face, glistening: IRhus. B^ erysipelas. 
 
 Face, gray: IIArs., IBufo., Cadm. s., Chel., 
 IBCinch., ICup. m., Hydr. ac, Kali c; ashy, 
 in intermittent fever, ILach.; especially nose 
 color of bleached coal ashes (chronic asthma), 
 IColch.; in diarrhoea, IVer.; dirty, in bleph- 
 aritis, IKali c; dirty, with cough, IChel.; in 
 dyspepsia, ILach.; earthy, IMez.; in gastroma- 
 lacia^ IMerc d.; in chronic keratitis, after vac- 
 cination, I I Thuya; cancer mammae, HBrom.; 
 pale, Med.; grayish yellow, ICarbo v., Chel., 
 IKali c, BKreo.; grayish yellow, in bulimia, 
 ILyc; grayish yellow, in relapse of intermit- 
 tent, BArs.; greenish yellow, in hepatic affec- 
 tions and dyspepsia, BBChel.; pale, grayish- 
 yellow, with dim, dull eyes and gray furred 
 tongue, BKali c Jgisp ashy, cachectic, 
 dark, earthy, lead color, pale, sallow. 
 
 Face, felt as if flesh were off bones and edges 
 separated and sticking out : BLac def. 
 
 Face, greasy (oily): BNatr. m., BPlumb., BPsor., 
 Selen.; in seborrhcea oleosa, BCon., BHydras., 
 Blod. , BSul. ; soapy, BCarbol. ac. jgig^shining. 
 
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 Face, greenish: lArs., ICarbo v., IFerr., Iod., 
 I I Merc; circles about eyes, BVer.; with blue 
 rings about eyes, Berb.; pale, with swelling 
 of cervical glands, DKreo.; yellow, in quotid- 
 ian ague, BPuls. 
 
 Face, grimaces: ICamph., IHyos.; in chorea, 
 ICup. ac; in periodical chorea, BCup. m.; in 
 epileptiform convulsions,Absin. ; while cough- 
 ing (croup), I ISpong.; frequent, hideous (cho- 
 rea), I ITarant.; like a savage, Pallad.; caused 
 by difficulty in swallowing, Atrop. s.; terrible, 
 I Bell. gg^ Expression foolish. 
 
 Face, haggard: Camph., BCaps., IHydras., 
 I I Kali ph., ILach., BNatr. m.; in angina pec- 
 toris, MOxal. ac; after attack (hemicrania), 
 
 I Phos.; and jaundiced, camp diarrhoea, ILept.; 
 left side (headache), lAmyl.; from loss of sleep, 
 
 I I Phos. ; in meningitis, BVer. v.; after injection 
 of nitrate of silver, for gonorrhoea, I ITarant. 
 
 Face, child constantly passes its hand over, as 
 if trying to brush something away (brain dis- 
 eases), I INux v. 
 
 Face, hardness : jg^° induration. 
 
 Face, palpitation of heart is felt : BMur. ac 
 
 Face, heat: BAcon., Ailant., BAmyl., IIAng., 
 BAnt. c, Apis, Ars. h., Ars. m., Ars. s. f., Ars. 
 s. r., Asaf., Aspar., Astac, Aur. met., BBapt., 
 IBell.,Bov., Brach., BBBry., Cain., I ICalad., 
 BCanth., BCaps., Card, m., BCepa, BBCham., 
 IChel., BChim. umb., Chloral., Chrom. ac, 
 BBCina, Cinnam., Cinch, bol., Cistus, Cornus, 
 ICroc, Cycl., BDros.,BElaps, BFerr. ph.,BGels., 
 HGraph., BGymn., Iber., BIgn., Ind., Kali 
 c, BKreo., BLach., I ILac c, Lactu. v., Lobel. 
 i., BLyc, Lyss., BMerc., Merc per., BMez., 
 Mosch.,1 IMur. ac, Myr. cer.,1 INatr. a., BNatr. 
 c, BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., BNux m., 
 I INux v., Oleand.JOxal.ac, Paeonia,BPetrol., 
 BPhos., BPhyt.,1 IPlat.,1 IPolyp., BBPiils.,BRhus 
 v., Sarrac, Sars., Seneg., Tarax., Vib., ^Zing.; 
 with pains in abdomen, BCalc; in afternoon, 
 I I Arum t., Berb., BCarbo a.; especially in 
 open air, Val.; alternates with cold body, 
 IStram.; alternating heat and redness, 1 1 Zinc ; 
 with anxiety, B BCarbo v.; anxious, with 
 nausea, BHep.; in apoplexy, Am.; heat, 
 creeping shiverings over arms, BPuls.; worse 
 on awaking:, Alum.; with chilliness in back, 
 Jatroph., BSul.; with chilliness in back, and 
 cold hands, Nitr. sp. d.; with shudders over 
 back, Seneg.; extends over body, BAmyl., 
 Berb.;with cold body,ICham.,ICinch., IStram.; 
 with cold body, alternates with anxiousness 
 and thirst, I IStram.; lower part of body cold, 
 BCalc. p.; with coldness of body after stool, 
 I ITromb.; with pulsation over body, Rumex ; 
 with shivering, BCalc, BRhus; in bones, Cist.: 
 burning,Ant.t.,BBBell.,Benz. ac,BCham.,Grat., 
 INatr. c, Plant., Psor., I IPtel., I ISpig., Thuya; 
 burning, better in open air, Amm. m.; burn- 
 ing, with anxiety (puerperal fever), 1 1 Plat.; 
 burning in cheeks, I IPtel.; burning, after chill, 
 Merc, sul.; burning, with internal chilliness 
 and thirst, IKali bi.; distressing burning in 
 skin, Urt. ur.; burning, in diphtheria, BBapt.; 
 burning, and redness, with icy cold feet, 
 Samb.; burning cheeks, in typhus, BArs.; 
 burning, face feels cold to hand, Grat.; burn- 
 ing, with headache, BDiad.; burning on either 
 cheek, generally left side, Euphor.; burning, 
 in inflammation of liver, I ICoccul.; burning, 
 with nausea, Stront.; burning of one side, 
 
 Benz. ac; burning, with pimples, I IMosch.; 
 burning cheeks, in pulmonary affections and 
 pneumonia, BSang.; burning, with glowing 
 redness, 1 1 Plat. ; burning, with violent thirst, 
 worse toward evening, Plat.; with catarrh, 
 BBNux v.; in cheeks, Ant. c, Cast, eq., BCepa, 
 ICina, BClem., Coff., Colch., Elaps., BLed., 
 IPhos., BSabad., BSil., BBStram., Vinca ; with 
 red cheeks, Amm. c, BCham.; with red 
 cheeks, after eating, BCoff.; with chill, BCalc 
 ph.; with coldness and chill, BColoc; after 
 chilliness, I IDros.; with chilliness, Gels., 
 IHell., Inul., BNux v.; after chill, Cain.; after 
 chill, without sweat, Graph.; with chilliness, 
 worse afternoon and evening, BRan. b.; dur- 
 ing chill, Arm; with chill in evening, Staph.; 
 with internal chilliness, B BMerc; -with chilli- 
 ness (dysmenorrhea), I INux v.; with chill, 
 predominating especially on extremities, 
 ISabad.; with chill and violent thirst, Ruta; 
 after coffee, Lyss.; in colic, BColoc; with 
 congestion, Con.; constantly wants to bathe it 
 in cold water, Fluor, ac; in convulsions, 
 BCoccul.; after convulsions, BBOp.; in puer- 
 peral convulsions, I IVer. v.; with coryza, 
 Ars. m., BBNux v.; during cough, Bell.; with 
 cough, BCham., BMur. ac; with cough and 
 fever, IGuaiac; with cough, when going to 
 sleep, Sul.; during crawls, BDros. ; in delirium 
 tremens, I I Zinc; in infantile diarrhoea, BPod.; 
 after drinking, BBCham.; dry, Coff.; dry, with 
 red cheeks, BCoff.; with redness of cheeks, 
 evening, Ran. b.; with soreness of left cheek 
 from thinking, Lyss. ; dry, with rushes of 
 blood to cheeks, 01. an.; dry tongue, as far as 
 behind ears, toward evening, Arm; great 
 and dry, in influenza, I IChel.; dry, with cold 
 nose, Arm; dry, on right half, I IDros.; to 
 ears and hands, Daph.; after eating, Amm. 
 m., BAsaf., BBCham., BPetrol.; after eating 
 dinner, Amm. c,Asaf.,Calc, Calend.,B Coral., 
 Ran. b.; during and after dinner, Amm. c; 
 after eating, particularly in left cheek, BLyc; 
 after eating (pregnancy), BAnt. t.; after supper, 
 Ang.; after eating, after Teplitz had removed 
 erysipelatous spot on left cheek, accom- 
 panied by headache, I I Petrol.; as parox- 
 ysms multiply (epilepsy), Bufo.; in evening, 
 BCalc p.; especially evenings, ICepa, BGuaiac; 
 every evening, 5 to 9, BSul.; when excited, 
 Aloe ; during mental exertion, Amm. c; ex- 
 ternal, with inward chills, BCoff.; external 
 and internal heat, with red cheeks and cold 
 hands and feet, Ruta; feeling of, Stront., Ziz.; 
 cheeks feel so, although they are not warm, 
 Cinch.; feeling of,in middle of left cheek,Lyss.; 
 feeling of, though cheeks were cold to touch, 
 and pale, with chilliness and heat in even- 
 ing, BRhus; frequent feeling of flushes of 
 heat, but with paleness, 1 1 Mar. v.; feeling, 
 in sunstroke, 1 1 Thuya ; with cold feet, 
 Menyanth.; with evening fever, BCalc, IKali 
 n.; with evening fever (tertian), BCalc; in in- 
 termittent fever, BGels.j in bilious, remittent 
 fever, 1 1 Pod.; in typhoid, I INux v.; in yellow 
 fever, BGels.; flushes, ^Esc h.,Amb., Aph.ch., 
 BCist. c.,1 ICoff.,BGlon.,BBGraph., Inul., I IKali 
 m., BLach., IBLyc, Med., I ITarant, Thuya ; 
 flushes, with drawing in upper abdomen, ex- 
 tending to small of back, and pressing toward 
 lumbar region, BKreo.; flushes, with anxiety, 
 BBSep.; flushes, w T ith burning all over body, 
 
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 IMed.; flushes, over cheeks, Val.; flushes, with 
 congestion to chest, and frequent pulse in 
 afternoon, Seneg. ; flushes, with chill, I I Kreo. ; 
 flushes, with chilliness all over and coldness 
 of hands and feet, Sabina ; flushes, but cold 
 all over, must be warmly covered, then sleeps 
 and sweats, IMerc. per.; flushes, in climaxis, 
 ■Graph., BKali bi., BLach., BLyc, ■ ISul. ac, 
 Tereb.; flushes, from coughing, alternating 
 with flashes of heat (catarrhal complaints), 
 ■Petrol.; flushing, in fever, BHep.; frequent 
 flushes, with cold hands and feet, BSep.; 
 flushed, folio wed by frontal headache, I IMelil.; 
 flushes, in left side, BLac def.; flushes, with 
 relaxation of lids, Rhus ; flushes, in tubercu- 
 lar meningitis, BLyc; flushes, in mental af- 
 fections, BChel.; flushes momentary, Bufo.; 
 flushes, from any movement, better in open 
 air, BStann.; flushes, with palpitation and red 
 eyes, Iber.; flushes, with febrile shivering over 
 whole body, BBSul.; flushes sudden, Mang.; 
 flushes, with suffocation (intermittent), ICact.; 
 flushes, followed by sweat, Ziz.; flying, heat 
 rising from chest, IIGlon.; flying, alternating 
 with chills (prosopalgia), BCed.; flying, in 
 croup, BAcon.; flying, after eating, Anac; fly- 
 ing, in left side, JEsc. h.; flying, with excite- 
 ment of nerves, Spong.; especially in forehead, 
 PteL; with pressure in forehead, Ang.; with 
 pulsation in forehead and vertex, morning on 
 awaking , I I Kreo.; with spasms of glottis, 
 BBrom.; glowing cheeks, with dry heat over 
 body,BStram.;glowing,withrednessfrequently 
 only on one side, Tabac; glowing, in thrombo- 
 sis, BApis ; in cheeks, with burning swelling 
 in gums, BStaph.; with cold hands, Cam ph., 
 BDros.; with cold hands and feet, Menyanth., 
 ■■Strain.; with cold sweat on hands, with 
 vomiting of blood, ■Kali bi.; in headache, 
 Agar., Aloe, Calab., MChin. s., Cop., BDiad., 
 Indig., BSpong.; with catarrhal headache, 
 Gymn.; with congestive headache, BGlon.; 
 with dull headache, Rumex ; with dull, press- 
 ing headache on left side, in evening, Zing.; 
 with racking frontal headache, PteL; with 
 stitching, gnawing headache, especially in 
 forehead, from slightest cold or mental" dis- 
 turbance, worse from touch, I I Puis.; in cheeks, 
 with tearing headache, after eating, I IXux v.; 
 on bending head forward, BCoral.; with con- 
 gestion to head, I lAsaf., BBCham., BCalc, 
 BSul.; caused by congestion to head, on awak 
 ing, Amm. c; with congestion to head, and 
 catarrhal sensation, ICon.; with congestion to 
 head, in cerebral disturbance, BCroc.; with 
 congestion to head, toward evening, BCroc; 
 with congestion to head, and twitching of 
 left eyelid (epistaxis\ BCroc; with heat, in 
 head, in evening, BSep.; with feeling as if 
 head were too large, ^Zing.; with cramplike 
 pressing inward in head, BPlat.; with pressure 
 in front of head and temples, extending into 
 eyes (sick headache, blepharitis, catarrhal 
 fever), BKali c; with pulsation in head, and 
 palpitation, ■Glon.; w T ith trembling in head 
 (cholerine), IjEthus.; with stitching in region 
 of heart, during an inspiration, Plumb.; with 
 heat, following chill, IPuls.; during labor, 
 ■Arm, I Bell., ■Com, BFerr., BGels., BOp.; of 
 one side, during labor, BCham.; of left 
 side, Alum., IIArg. nit., Inul., BOleand., 
 Raph.; of left side, worse by cold or damp, 
 
 Polyg. ; of left side, after dinner, with red- 
 ness of face, cold feet, eruption on left 
 upper lip, I IPhyt.; of left side, at night, 
 Alum.; of left side (prosopalgia), I IVer.; with 
 chilliness and coldness of limbs, or chilliness 
 running up back every ten minutes (epidemic 
 influenza), BSabad.; with cold and moist limbs 
 (congestive fever), 1 1 Strain.; with cold limbs, 
 and severe tearing over right side of face, 
 
 I IStram.; with trembling of lips, as if they 
 wereswollen,Lactu. v.; in evening, lying down, 
 Asar.; when lying, with vomiting when rising, 
 ■Petrol.; of side on which he is not lying, 
 Phos. ac; of side on which he is not lying, 
 in evening, in bed, Jacea ; in left malar bone, 
 spreads over whole, Ind.; over superior max- 
 illary bone, Como.; in meningitis, (Hyper.; 
 before menses, Alum.; caused by delayed 
 menses, BNatr. m.; in dysmenorrhcea, BBXan.; 
 with moaning, BCham.; in morning, with red- 
 ness, at times very deep, Lyss.; in nephral- 
 gia, 1 1 Op.; with nervousness and depression, 
 BCrotal.; in infraorbital neuralgia, MColoc; 
 especially at night, Cocciom; at night and 
 morning on awaking, better forenoon, BHep.; 
 with pressure in occiput, ISep.; one-sided, 
 burning, BIgn.; in one cheek, BIArm, IStann.; 
 one cheek hot and red, the other pale and 
 cold, lAcon., lAcet. ac, ■ BCham., BBIpec, 
 BLach., IMosch., BNux v.; of one cheek, the 
 other cold, with vertigo, BKali c; of one 
 cheek, after eating, Asaf.; and redness of 
 left, right pale, BBCham.; one cheek hot 
 and red, with constant shivering, Coflf.; one- 
 sided, worse thinking of it, Spong.; one cheek, 
 in vaginismus, BIgn.; dull pains in right, 
 worse in a draught of air, I'lVerbas.; hot and 
 pale, BGlon., BHell.; with pallor and sleepi- 
 ness, BGlon.; with palpitation, Calca., Cinch.; 
 periodic, Aloe; in peritonitis, BLach.; in fifth 
 month of pregnancy, I IPsor.; in prosopalgia, 
 
 I I Plat.; with prostration, Anac: with rash 
 (scarlatina), lAilant.; frequently recurring, in 
 liver complaint, BChel. ; hot and red, TrAtrop. 
 s., BFerr., BLaur.; hot and red, with burning 
 in single parts, as on malar bone, around eyes, 
 nose, ears and mouth, ISul.; hot and red, 
 with chills, IBry.; hot and red, with general 
 coldness, ILed.; hot and red, worse in even- 
 ing, Rumex ; hot and red (irritative fever), 
 I I Graph.; hot and red, with body cold (con- 
 gestion to head), Cinch.; hot and red, legs 
 cold (meningitis infantum), BArn.; in right 
 side, Lyss.; worse on riuht side, Lyss.; first 
 right, then left cheek, Brom.; on right side, 
 and particularly over eye, where it causes a 
 tickling, returns after drinking coffee, Lyss.; 
 strong in right side, followed by aching in 
 front of upper part of head, after drinking 
 coffee, Lyss.; in right side, followed by head- 
 ache in vertex and forehead, Lyss.; with rigor 
 and formication over back, in forenoon (chron- 
 ic bronchial catarrh), I IPuls.; rising Mane; 
 rising, before orbital neuralgia, left, BLach.; 
 rising, after sleep, BBCina ; in a cold room, 
 BCoccul.; when entering room from open air, 
 ■ ■Cinch.; with shivering, Calc p., IIDros., 
 Mur. ac; around side, in syphilitic iritis, 
 
 I I Thuya ; during siesta, with throbbing in 
 cheeks and forehead and frequent urination, 
 ■Kreo.; when sleeping:, Menyanth.; with vio- 
 lent sneezing when rising in morning, Rhod.; 
 
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 in spinal disease, I Alum. met. ; in spots, Aloe; 
 during stool, Hep.; with stupor (pneumonia), 
 ■Phos.; sudden, with palpitation, lArg. met.; 
 with sweat, in large drops, BOp.; with scanty- 
 sweat, only during morning, IIKreo.; with 
 sweating, Bor., BCinnab.; and swollen feeling, 
 Lil. tig.; from talking, BSep.; worse from 
 talking and eating, BPhos.; with tensive tear- 
 ing pain, especially left side, worse from touch 
 or motion, better in rest and from external 
 application of warmth, IColoc; with pain in 
 left temple, ICalc; with toothache, Cepa, 
 Ferr. ph., ■Graph., MSpig.; to touch, I lEup. 
 pur. ; transient flushes, with pressure in chest, 
 Cop.; transient flushes, in amenorrhcea, BLach.; 
 in spells (incipient tuberculosis), jAgar.; with 
 twitching, QHell.; with vertigo, BCoccul., 
 BBNux v.; with vomiting, I I Ver.; wants to 
 wash it, BFluor. ac; with weakness, Como.; 
 feels as after wine*(hay fever), BSabad.; symp- 
 toms, better from external heat, pressure, 
 friction, Benz. ac. 
 gggf*' burning, congested, flushed. 
 
 Face, heaviness: Niccol.; on left side, Arund.; 
 over zygomata (catarrh), BCinnab. 
 
 Face, hippocratic : g^^ sunken. 
 
 Fase, illusion : thinks face is elongated (hyste- 
 ria), BStram.; chin is elongating, Glon. 
 
 Face, sensation, as if skin were immovable : 
 Ars. met. 
 
 Face, induration : Ars., Bry., Clem., BGraph., 
 Jacea, BMerc. cor., Rhus, Sep., BBSil.; of cellu- 
 lar tissue, on one side, after parulis, I ISil.; of 
 one cheek (neuralgia), Cham.; red, hard lumps 
 on right cheek, BKob.; scirrhous, on right 
 cheek, size of a walnut, I I Zinc; small, in 
 prosopalgia, ISil.; of skin, in cortical cataract, 
 !ISul. figr* nodosities. 
 
 Face, inflammation: of bones, BBAur. met., 
 BCalc, BFluor. ac, BMerc, BMez., BNitr. ac, 
 BPhos. ac, BRuta, ISil., BStaph., BStilling., 
 Symph.; erysipelatous, BEuphor.; of left half, 
 Euph.; one side, from root of decayed tooth, 
 I I Sep.; toothache, BEuphor. 
 
 Face, injuries: bruises, BArn.; lacerated 
 wounds, BCalend.; wounds by scratching, 
 BDolich. 
 
 Face, irritation : Zinc; in hay fever, I INux v.; 
 of superior maxilla, affects periosteum (ca- 
 tarrh), I Kali bi. 
 
 Face, itching : Agar., All. sat., Anac oc, Ant. 
 c, Arg. met., Arund., Ascl. t., Berb., Brach., 
 Caps., Carbol. ac, BCaust., Con., BGels., 
 ■Graph., BNatr. s., BSep., SiL, ISul., Urt. ur.; 
 in acneJSul.; biting, with eruption of pimples, 
 like nettlerash, Rhus; of cheeks, Ananth., 
 Berb., BEuphor., Spong., Zing.; corrosive, 
 must scratch cheeks, Agnus ; in left cheek, 
 Spong.,Zinc; in cheek, after pain is better, BEu- 
 phor.; of right cheek, Carbol. ac; in right 
 cheek, reddens when rubbed, Ferr. iod.; of 
 right cheek, after scratching, I IStront.; in ec- 
 zema, BPetrol.; with herpetic eruption, ICaps.; 
 in erysipelas, BGraph.; like erysipelas, and 
 red, Niccol.; in ethmoid bone (catarrh), BKali 
 bi.; especially in evening, changes place after 
 scratching, Berb.; in evening, Zinc; first in 
 left eye, zygoma, ala nasi, then in right side, 
 extending close to eye, Pallad.; as from tick- 
 ling of a feather, Aur. mur.; w T ith headache, 
 ■Anac; in left side, Pallad.; especially in left 
 cheek BRhus v.; lower half, about lower jaw, 
 
 as if eruption would breakout, Ars. m.; in 
 cheek bones, Anag.; on right malar bone, 
 ■ Cist. ; especially in middle, Glon.; at night, 
 Ailant., I IKalm., BLach.; worse at night, 
 BMez.; painful all day, Mane; of various 
 parts, Alum.; violent, especially w T hen she 
 gets warm (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; prick- 
 ling, Dolich.; fine pricking, with feeling of 
 warmth, begins in another place on scratch- 
 ing, Sars.; so violent that he would like to 
 scratch parts sore, Ars.; not better by scratch- 
 ing, better by pressing and squeezing, Ars. 
 m.; in smallpox, B Hydras.; on a small spot, 
 on right side, in morning, Pallad.; with sleep- 
 lessness, BGels.; smarting, on right cheek, 
 Gamb.; with swelling, Como.; with tetters 
 around mouth, BSep.; if she attempts to wash 
 anything, caused by steam from warm water 
 (pityriasis capitis), BMez.; better bathing in 
 cold water, worse at night, Ars. m.; child rubs 
 as if to relieve (brain affection), Squilla. 
 
 Face, jaundiced : gggf yellow. 
 
 Face, jerking : of muscles, in epilepsy, BCup. 
 m.; of muscles, better moving shoulders up 
 and down (irritability of cerebrospinal sys- 
 tem), 1 1 Ran. b.; of muscles, during sleep, 
 Rheum ; spasmodic, of muscles, from tooth- 
 ache, BHyos. ;of muscles, when talking, I I Sep. 
 
 Face, large : cheek as if, Arg. met.; malar bones 
 feel as if swollen, Natr. a.; as if growing 
 larger, BAcon.; chin as if growing larger, Glon. 
 %^~ long. 
 
 Face, lead color: BBArg. nit., Crotal., BKali iod., 
 BNatr. m., iPlumb., IVer.; during attack, 
 BOGnan.; in erysipelas, from a dissecting 
 wound, ILach.; in amenorrhcea, BVer.; with 
 scirrhous tumors, Zinc; in puerperal eclamp- 
 sia, BCoccul.; in pertussis, IBadiag. 
 
 Face, livid: BAcon., Amyg., BArs., Ars. s. r., 
 Bry., BCamph., BCarbo v., BChlor., BBCinch., 
 Citrus, BCroc, Crotal., BDros., IFerr., BBIpec, 
 ■Kali iod., B BKali ph., BKreo., BMerc, I INaja, 
 BNatr. m., BICEnan., MOxal. ac, BPhos., 
 I I Ran. sc, ISpong., Vespa; in angina pec- 
 toris, lAct. rac; in apoplexy, IICEnan.; in 
 cholera infantum, iArs. iod.; in cholera mor- 
 bus and Asiatica, BCamph., BVer.; in collapse, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; in convulsions, 1 1 Kali ph., CEnan.; 
 in delirium, OBell.; in dropsy, after scarlatina, 
 BApis ;in epilepsy, OAst. r.; with hollow eyes, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; with sensation of a cobweb on face, 
 I I Ran. sc; with sudden falling, Ast. r.; in 
 typhoid, pneumonia, BSang.; in gastritis mu- 
 cosa, IArs.; child, in spasm of glottis, BChlor.; 
 gray, with humid tetter on ears, BKreo.; with 
 cold hands and feet, Sul.; with dilated heart, 
 ITabac; in endocarditis, IKalm.; with heat, 
 BLach.; with heat, chills during motion, 
 BRhus ; in jaundice, BFerr.; in laryngismus, 
 MSamb.; with jactitation in limbs (puer- 
 peral convulsions), BOp.; with hemorrhage of 
 lungs, BIpec; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 ■Gels.; in haemoptysis, BDig.; sometimes 
 bloated, with blue margins around eyes, 
 ■Ferr.; in pneumonia, BAnt. t., BPhos.; in 
 puerperal fever, metritis and abdominal 
 troubles, BLach.; with syncope, BGlon.; in 
 sunstroke, BArs., BCamph., BGels., BGlon., 
 Op.; with cold sweat, BHell.; with grasping at 
 throat (melancholia), I INaja; in cancer uteri, 
 ■Graph, jggp* anaemic, deathly, pale. 
 
 Face, long: BStann.; chin feels, Glon.; in hys- 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 teria, Stram.; and has an old look (gastroma- 
 lacia), IMerc. d. &gT large. 
 
 Face, lumps : Jg^ induration. 
 
 Face, motion : extraordinary mobility of mus- 
 cles, especially left side, Bell.; when moving 
 muscles sensation as if skull would burst, 
 ■Spig. B®" distorted. 
 
 Face, mumps: jggg^ Chap. 9, Lower jaw, 
 parotid gland. 
 
 Face, nodosities: Bry.; hard, IMagn. c; pain- 
 less, hard on cheek, where a pimple seemed 
 to have appeared, if pricked or picked, a pain 
 is felt in cheek even a distance from nodule, 
 and here and there in upper part of jaw, gets 
 bluish-red and soft, discharges lymph and 
 blood, Lyss.; in prosopalgia, ISil.; red on 
 cheek bones, 1 1 Puis.; red, apices filled with 
 pus, burning, I I Rhus. 
 ggg^ induration ; also Eruption acne. 
 
 Face, numbness : Bapt., Bell., Benz. ac, Plat.; 
 of bones, OAsaf. ; heavy feeling, Aeon.; of left 
 side (paralysis), BBGraph.; in malar bones, 
 IPlat.; after prosopalgia, I I Thuya ; painful, 
 of malar bones, as if parts were between 
 screws, with anxiety and weeping, and palpi- 
 tation of heart (neuralgia), IPlat.; of side, as if 
 asleep, BCaust; right side, IChel., IGels., 
 IPlat. ; in skin, Urt. ur. J&gg m formication. 
 
 Face, oily : jggp greasy. 
 
 Face, pale : I Aeon., Acet.ac, Act. rac, Agar., Ai- 
 lant., All. sat., Alum., Amb., Ainm. c, Ammo- 
 niac, lAmm. m., Amyg., Amyl., Ananth., 
 I I Ant. chl., Aph. ch.JArg. nit.,IIArs., Ars. h., 
 Ars. s. r., Arund., lAspar., Atrop. s.,1 IBar. c, 
 Bell., Borax, ICalc.,liCalc. p.,ICamph.,Cann. 
 i., Cann. s., BCanth., Caps., MCarbol. ac, 
 llCinch., HCarbo v., BCaust,, ECham., IChel., 
 Chin, a., Cinch. bol., HClem., Coccul., Cochl., 
 IColoc, Con., ICornus, Crotal., Cup. ac, ICup. 
 m.,Cup.s.,ICycl.,Diad.,IIDig.,IDros.,IDulc, 
 Eup. perf., BFerr., IFerr. mur., Ferr. ph., 
 IFluor. ac, I IGels., IGlon., IHelL, Hippom., 
 IHydr. ac, IHydras., Ilgn., Iod., Blpec, Kali 
 bi.,*Kali br., Kali c, BKali iod., 1 1 Kali ph., 
 IKalm., IKreo., ILac def., BLach., ILed., 
 IILyc, Lyss., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., Mane, 
 ■ IMang., Mar. v., 1 1 Med., IMerc, Merc, sul., 
 IMez., Mosch., IMur. ac, GBNatr. m., I INatr. 
 ph.,Natr.s.,BNitr.ac,INuxm.,BNux v. ,01. an., 
 IIOp., HOxal. ac, IPetroL, IPhos., IPhos., 
 ac,IPhvt,,Plat.,IPlumb.,Polvp.,l IPsor.JPuls., 
 Raph./lRheum, I I Rob., Rhus, Sabad., Sa- 
 bina,ISamb., Sec, Seneeio,ISep.,ISil.,IStann., 
 IStram., . Therid., I I Thuya, MVer., Yespa, 
 Vinca, I I Zinc, Ziz.; worse in damp air, INux 
 m.; in albuminuria, lAnt. t., BApis, lArs., 
 IMerc. cor., INatr. c, IPlumb., ITereb.; 
 and cold, alternately with heat all over, 
 Ilpec; alternately flushed, I Amyl., BBell., 
 Brorn., ICamph., ICinch., I IFerr., IGlon.; al- 
 ternate with flushes, in amenorrhcea, BZinc ; 
 in angina pectoris, ITabac; in fistula in ano, 
 IIBerb.; and anxious in cardiac dropsy, 
 IDig.; with anxiety, after exercise out of 
 doors, llSpong.; and anxious, with pinched 
 features, I I Merc, cor.; and anxious, with cold 
 sweat, ICrotal.; in asphyxia, BBAnt. t.; in as- 
 cites, I Apis ; in asthma, BCarbo v.; from loss 
 of blood, BCalc, BCarbo a., BBCinch., BFerr., 
 BHam., INatr. m., BPhos.; and blue, Colch.; 
 bluish, in shock, Dig.; and whole body, Ver.; 
 and body, after purpura, BHell.; with heat of 
 
 body, Spong.; in concussion of brain, BCic; 
 in inflammation of brain, BCup. ac, IMerc. 
 viv. ; in catarrh, IIAnt. t.; in bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, 1 1 Ant. t,; in nasal catarrh, I I Eup. perf.; 
 as chalk (clairvoyant), Arm; cheeks, with 
 heat principally of head and face, I Croc; 
 one cheek pale and hot, the other red and 
 cold, Mosch.; cheeks, in ophthalmia, BCic; 
 right cheek pale, Cann. s.; with circumscribed 
 red cheeks, ! IDulc, BBLyc, I IPhos.; inchest 
 affection, after abortion, INuxm.; in new- 
 born children, BOp., ICamph.; during chill, 
 Ign., IRhus ; with chill, 4 p.m., lasting an 
 hour, followed by heat (tertian ague), IPuls.; 
 with chilliness, especially in open, damp 
 cold air, INux m.; with chilliness and rigors, 
 ISul.; in cholera, BBAnt. t., I ICamph., ICup. 
 m., IPhos. ac, BIYer.; in chorea, INatr. m.;, 
 clay colored, with red spots on cheeks, IIOp.; 
 in colic, IColoc, IHelL; in convulsions, ICic, 
 Cup. m., Ilpec, IKali iod., I IKali ph., Sil., 
 Sul., IVer., BZinc; in coryza, INatr. c; with 
 cough, IPhos.; after coughing, ICina; in 
 whooping cough, IBadiag.; after whooping 
 cough, with tardy return to natural color, 
 ICrotal.; during paroxysm (spasmodic whoop- 
 ing cough), ISul.; with crawling, I ICamph.; 
 in croup, Brom.; between attacks of croup, 
 I Aeon.; with dread of death, IMosch.; death- 
 ly, Act. rac, Alum., Bell., ICina, Crotal., 
 I Ilgn., Ilpec, Lac def., IMerc. d., IPhos., 
 ISul. ac, IVer.; deathlike, in cholera infan- 
 tum, ITabac; deathly, in gastric disturbance, 
 I Atrop. s.; deathly, in glaucoma, I IPhos.; 
 deathly, in haemetemesis, BArs.; deathly, fol- 
 lowing rush of blood to head (hysteria), 
 IMosch.; deathlike, in cardiac rheumatism, 
 ICact.; deathly, in post-partum hemorrhage, 
 ICroc; deathly, in hepatization of right 
 lung, CheL; deathly, with bluish spots (chol- 
 era), lAnt. t,; deathly, with sweat, lYer.; 
 deathly, with swoon (hematuria), Blpec.; 
 deathly, in syncope, I I Amyg.; deathly, with 
 vertigo, BTabac; with delirium tremens, 
 BDig.; with pleasant dementia, Croc; in 
 diabetes mellitus, BArg. met., MUran. n.; in 
 diarrhoea, BSAnt. t., BBor., Stram.; without 
 any increase of temperature (diarrhoea, dys- 
 entery), IZinc; in chronic diarrhoea, BPulc; in 
 diphtheria, I ILac c, INatr. m., ISul.ac; dirty, 
 I IPlumb.; and distorted, IMerc. c; and dis- 
 tressed, in hasmatemesis, Nux v.; and dis- 
 turbed, after typhoid, IHelL; doughy, in 
 scrofulous children, IStilling.; but other- 
 wise appeared as one drunk, with hallucina- 
 tions, etc., Kali br.; earthy, BCalc, BHelom; 
 earthy, in aphonia, BFerr.; earthy^ in 
 cholera, BJEthus ; after eating, I IKali c; 
 with emaciation, BCact., 1 1 Graph., BNatr. c; 
 ■ BSiL; and emaciated, in brain affection, BHell.; 
 in chronic diseases, with much emaciation, 
 Zinc; emaciated, deep set eyes, with dark 
 rings (worms), BCalc; emaciated, in spermator- 
 rhoea,from onanism, BGels.; embonpoint nearly 
 lost, BAur. mur. nat.; enteralgia, ■ Castor.; in 
 enuresis, BCaust.; in epilepsy, BAst, r.; be- 
 fore epileptic attack, BLach.; with frequent 
 flatulent eructations, I I Sang.; with pustular 
 eruption, IChel.; in repercussion of eruption, 
 ■Cup.m.; on slightest excitement during preg- 
 nancy, I INux m.; without expression, in 
 typhoid, BCic; with altered expression (heart 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 affection), BCup. m.; especially around eyes, 
 Ptel. ; in blepharitis, HKali c; suppurative 
 choroiditis in right eye, after a needle opera- 
 tion for cataract, 1 1 Phyt. ; with first closed 
 then open, staring eyes, Camph.; rings around 
 eyes (anaemia), BCycl.; with blue rings around 
 eyes, Jatroph., BINatr. c; blue rings under 
 eyes, with palpitation, BCalc. a.; deep rings 
 under eyes, after suppression of intermittent 
 by opium, ICalc. ars.; sickly about eyes, 
 IBCina; with sunken eyes, Oxal. ac, IPuls., 
 ISpong.; with fainting, BGlon., BSLach., ILaur., 
 BNux v., SiL, BStram.; as in faintness (epi- 
 lepsy), BCrotal.; with faintness and dizziness, 
 worse in open air, ICrot. t.; with drawn fea- 
 tures, and deeply sunken eyes, surrounded by 
 blue rings, ITabac; though temperature is high 
 (delirium), BBHyos.; during apyrexia, Ign., 
 Ipec; during apyrexia (quartan ague), 1 1 Sep.; 
 in intermittent, BChin. a., BBCina, BFerr.; in 
 irritative fever, I I Graph. ; in spite of high 
 fever (meningitis), BGlon.; in prevailing fever, 
 BAmm.m.; in yellow fever, OlCarbov., BGels.; 
 in flooding, BBIpec, BTrill. ; after flushes 
 (spasms),7rCamph.; with flushes (tuberculosis), 
 BCalc; sometimes flushed, B BFerr., HKali c; with 
 fontanelles remaining open, ISep.; after being 
 frightened by a practical joke (shock), BHyper.; 
 in spasmus glotti dis, BChlor.; after injection of 
 nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, I I Tarant. ; in 
 hsematemesis, BFerr.; and haggard, BGraph.; 
 and haggard, in paralysis, B BGraph.; with cold 
 hands and feet, Sul.;in headache, Bism., Blpec, 
 BLach., BVer.; with frontal headache, BCalc; 
 in nervous headache, BSpig. ; in sick headache, 
 BBMeliL; with congestion to head, BCycl., 
 BFerr., BGlon.; with heat of head, BHell.; 
 with palpitation, BCoccul.; in valvular disease 
 of heart, BAur met.; and hot, BGlon., BOp.; 
 after heat, Squilla ; with heat and chill alter- 
 nating, Sarrac; with heat (meningitis), 
 ISpong.; in hemicrania, BLach., OPhos., BSep.; 
 herpetic, Cycl.; with abscess of antrum of 
 Highmore, IMez.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; 
 in hydrocephalus acutus, BDig. ; in albuminu- 
 ria, ascites, incipient hydrocephalus, sopor, 
 B right's disease, BiVpis; feels ill, Aur. met.; 
 infant, BBor.; instantaneously changed to 
 redness, Bell.; and earthy at intervals, BFerr.; 
 after attack (internal spasms), 1 1 Op.; after 
 labor, BMez., I I Sec. ; generally only on left side 
 (scarlatina), BLyc; with ulcer on lower leg, BSil.; 
 with purplish lips (cardiac rheumatism), 
 BCact.; even lips look white (headache), BLac 
 def.; thin, livid, B Camph.; with dim, despond- 
 ing look, 1 1 Puis.; with startled look (neuropa- 
 thia), 1 1 Kali ars.; excessively, with fixed, stu- 
 pid look, Camph.; with drawn, tired look, 
 Polyg.; in mania, BAnac; in puerperal mania, 
 BCamph. ; in tubercular meningitis, BLyc; 
 in measles, BCamph.; in megrim, BiEthus.; 
 after menses, BNatr. m.; menses absent two 
 and a half months, BCycl.; in amenorrhcea, 
 llXan. ; before menses, Amm. c; at com- 
 mencement of menses, BMagn. c; during men- 
 ses, Amm. c, BCed., BMagn. c, BMagn. m., 
 IPuls.; in dysmenorrhea, 1 1 Amm. c, Apis, 
 Ars., I IFerr.,BIpec,Magn.c, Magn.m.,Stann., 
 Ver.; menses irregular, BDig.; in menorrha- 
 gia,BCoccul.; in metrorrhagia, BCinch.,B Blpec; 
 with suppressed menses, BCycl.; milky, Dulc, 
 BNatr. c; and miserable, BiEsc h., BCup. m.; 
 
 and miserable with diarrhoea, BFerr. ; in 
 morning, with blue rings around eyes, I lOle- 
 and. ; in morning, with paronychia, BNatr. s.; 
 in morning, on rising, Bov.; especially around 
 mouth and nose, BNux v.; with nausea, Alum., 
 Amyg., BGlon., BHep., Lyss., BSpig.; with nau- 
 sea, after diarrhoea, Lyss. ; in nephritis albu- 
 minosa, BCochl. ; in nervous affection, Mar. v. ; 
 after nosebleed, BCarbo v.; before nosebleed, 
 BCarbo v.; with sharp-pointed nose, from dis- 
 appointed ambition, I INux v.; in phthisis 
 pituitosa, BLyc; in phthisis pulmonum, I ITu- 
 berc; and covered with small, red pimples, 
 points contain pus, BLyc; in pneumonia, 
 BBAnt. t., BCarbo v., BCup. m., BFerr., BPhos.; 
 during pregnancy, BPhos.; during pregnancy, 
 with rush of blood to head, 3 BGlon.; becomes 
 red or flushed on least emotion, pain, or exer- 
 tion, B BFerr.; dark red (mel?ena), BHam.; in 
 sciatica, BFerr.; with infrascapular pain in 
 right side, BBChen. a.; in scarlatina, Ant. t., 
 ■Apis, BCalc, BLyc: in seasickness, BTabac; 
 sickly, Euphor. ; sickly , especially around eyes, 
 Ptel.; sickly, with nausea, BGels.; sickly, in 
 workers in plaster, Calc s.; with dimness of 
 sight, BPuls.; from loss of sleep, I IPhos.; on 
 rising from sleep, Bov.; in spermatorrhoea, 
 BGels., BIris, BNuph., IZinc; in curvature and 
 caries of cervical spine, I ISyph.; in spinal ir- 
 ritation, BChin. s.; on pressing spine, BAtrop. 
 s.; in enlargement of spleen, BFerr. m.; with 
 red spots, BAur. mur.; with red spots on each 
 cheek, BFerr.; with squeamishness and nau- 
 sea-, Lyss. ; after sting, B Apis ; before attack in 
 stomacace, BDulc; with spasmodic pains in 
 stomach, BDiad.; after stool, Coloc, Crot. t.; 
 during stool, BCalc, Crot. t., Ipec, I Kali c, 
 lEheum, BVer. ; with liquid, slimy stools, as 
 if fermented, @ Rheum ; streak down centre of 
 face, in scarlatina, BCina ;and stretchy, BEup. 
 perf.; sudden, in epilepsy, BCup. m.; sudden, 
 in evening, while sitting, Ustil.; sudden, in 
 hydrocephaloid, BIgn.; and suffering, in 
 albuminuria, BCalc. a.; shows evidences of 
 suffering (diarrhoea), BGamb.; and sunken 
 cheeks, BMerc; sunken, with dvsmenor- 
 rhoea, BDiad.; and sunken, with irregular 
 menses, BDiad.; in sunstroke, BArs., BCamph., 
 BGels., BGlon., Op.; with sweat, Mosch.; 
 after sweating, BGlon.; and swollen, BGraph., 
 BMerc; swollen, in inflammation of brain, 
 1 1 Hell.; swollen, in irritation of brain, due 
 to dentition, BCup. ac; swollen, after severe 
 hemorrhage, BFerr. ; swollen, in intertrigo 
 of arms, BMerc; swollen, in meningitis, BCup. 
 ac; swollen, spotted red, BJ^thus.; when out 
 of temper (anaemia of brain), BCon. ; thin, hec- 
 tic, BSul.; thin, air of suffering terror (after 
 wound on head), B Led.; translucent (cholerine, 
 dropsy), BB Apis ; transient, with coliclike pains 
 in children, BNux m.; while unconscious (epi- 
 lepsy), BAst.r. ; in uterine neuralgia, I INux v.; 
 with vertigo, jCoff. t., Crotal., BLach., BPuls., 
 ITabac; with vertigo, obliging him to stoop, 
 ■Petrol. ; w T ith vomiting, BAnt. t., Blpec, BPuls., 
 ITabac, ■ BVer.; with bilious vomiting (chronic 
 diarrh oea),B Fluor, ac; with chronic vomiting 
 of food, BPuls.; with ineffectual attempts to 
 vomit, BNux v.; and wan, BFerr.; wan, in 
 headache, BAnac; watery complexion, BDulc; 
 almost waxen, BPhos.; waxen, emaciated, 
 (dropsy), BAcet. ac; waxen, in typhoid, BPhos., 
 
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 IZinc; waxen, in oedema, EBApis; waxen, 
 with palpitation, BCalc; with weakness, Kali 
 c; with weakness, in whooping cough, 
 IIFerr.; during cloudy weather, Aloe; with 
 worms, IFilix ; with flesh wounds, BCalend.; 
 wretched looking (retroversion), ILil. tig.; 
 with deep wrinkles (pneumonia), BLyc; and 
 yellow, IGraph.; yellowish, almost brown, 
 Lyss. jggg^anaemic, deathly, waxy, -white. 
 
 Face, paralysis: IBCaust., BCoccul., BCurar.; 
 entire left cheek feels as if, Form.; after 
 catching cold, Ruta ; of muscles, causing 
 contortion or involuntary twisting of mouth, 
 I I Kali ph.; beginning with faceache, BKali 
 m.; feeling, in left half, MSeneg.; feeling, in 
 arm and side of body corresponding to side 
 affected, with prosopalgia, BCoccul.; in typhus 
 fever, BAgar.; after typhus, BCaust,; following 
 suppression of goitre, Hod.; right cheek 
 hanging (apoplexy), BArn.; of left half, BCepa, 
 I ISpig., I ISyph.; corners of mouth drop, 
 saliva runs out (typhus), BAgar.; especially 
 when owing to constriction of nerve in canal 
 ofFallopius, constriction being produced by 
 inflammatory products, I I Petrol.; of one side, 
 IBCaust., BCoccul.; of one side (hemiplegia, 
 chorea, otorrhcea, after cold), B BCaust.; on try- 
 ing to move but one side responded, leaving 
 the other expressionless, I I Puis.; disfigured 
 (palsy), BAnac; partial, of muscles of leftside, 
 I I Sul. ; peripheral, 1 1 Puis.; rheuma ic, periph- 
 eric, BGraph. ; paralysis of right nerve, 
 BKali m.; right side, I ISyph.; complete, of 
 right side (mastoid periostitis), I ISil.; tender- 
 ness on touch or pressure of affected side, 
 BKali m. ggp" distorted. 
 
 Face, parotid: fi^° Chap. 9, Lower jaw, 
 parotid gland. 
 
 Face, peaked: IStaph.; in cholera infantum, 
 BArs. iod. g~gT*pinched, sunken. 
 
 Face, peeling : Apis, BBell.; in facial erysipe- 
 las, BPuls.; epidermis, leaving parts hot and 
 rough, Rhus ; when washed, Thuya. 
 
 Face, pinched: Coccul., BCup. m., Elod., Sec, 
 BTabac, BVer., I IVer. v., Zinc; and shrivel- 
 led appearance, inalbuminuria, IMerc. cor.; in 
 cholera, I I Sec; in cholera infantum, BTabac; 
 in diaphragmitis, BDig. ; in diphtheria of 
 lips, I I Rhus; in dysentery, I IZinc; as if 
 skin were pinched, pain came gradually and 
 left suddenly, worse in bed and from excess 
 of heat and cold, I ISul.ac; in summer com- 
 plaint, BFerr. ph. g^r" peaked, sunken. 
 
 Face, pointed: BKali c; pneumonia, BPhos. 
 
 Face, prickling : I I Apis ; burning, Sinap.; in 
 cheeks, Cast, eq.; erratic, Cast, eq.; in left 
 side, Bapt.; transitory, Cast, eq.; cold water 
 causes, Bufo. Jg^S" formication, numbness. 
 
 Face, purple : Apis, Colch., Con., Crot., BGlon., 
 BKali c, BLach., BlOp., I I Prun., BStram.; after 
 Aeon., if pulse remains imperceptible, BOp.; 
 in apoplexy, I I Puis.; in cholera infantum, 
 BArs. i.; in cholera morbus and cholera Asiat- 
 ica, ICamph.; in colic, BColoc; with cough, 
 Coccus; with cough, in croup, Brom.; with 
 racking cough and splitting headache, Coc- 
 cus ; from nervous, spasmodic cough, in 
 children (tuberculosis), ICoral.; in whooping 
 cough, BCoral.; in cyanosis neonatorum, BOp.; 
 dark lines between ake nasi and cheeks, 
 ISyph.; deep, dark hue, Yacc; efflores- 
 cence, in patches, Colch.; during epileptic at- 
 
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 tack,IIHyos.; with bloodshot eyes (congestive 
 headache), IMelil.; with laughter, ICann. i.; 
 with neuralgia, I INux v.; in puerperal con- 
 vulsions, Ant. t.; redness, I I Cup. in.; redness, 
 worse in evening, BHyos. ; redness, caused by 
 headache, I I Melil.; from impeded respira- 
 tion (traumatic tetanus), INux v.; in scarla- 
 tina, BLach.; in typhoid scarlatina, BAilant. 
 jggp^black, blue. 
 
 Face, quiet: clairvoyant, Arn. 
 
 Face, quivering : Lyss.; in eczema, BCoccul. 
 jgiggT' convulsions. 
 
 Face, rawness : in eczema, B Petrol. 
 
 Face, red: Agar., Ailant., Amm. c, BAmyL, 
 lAnt. c, IIApis, BArg. nit., BArs., BArs. h., 
 Ars. m., Arum t., Ast. r.,B BBell., Berb., Brom., 
 Bry., BCanth., Caust,, IBCham., CheL, ICic, 
 Cina, ICinch., Cinnam., Cund., ICroc, ICro- 
 tal., BCrot. t., BCup., Cupr. s., Curar., BDros., 
 DElaps, BErio:., B BFerr., Ferr. iod., BGlon., 
 IGrat., BGuaiac, IHell.,Ind., Kali c,BBLach., 
 ILyc, Lyss., IMerc. cor., BMez., BNatr. c, 
 I INatr. ph., INux v.,BBOp., Oxal. ac, I BPhos., 
 HPlant., Psor., BPuls., Raph., BRhus, BSamb., 
 I ISang., Sarrac, BSep.,BSpig., BStram., Tarax. , 
 Yacc, Yar., IIYerbas., Yespa, ^Zing.; alter- 
 nating with mottled appearance (scarlatina), 
 BCaps.; alternating with paleness, BBAcon., 
 Alum.JAmyl., Bell., Brom., ICamph., ICinch., 
 ICroc, Cub., Hgn., Iod., BLed., BMagn. c, 
 IQEnan., BPuls., BRhus, BYer.; alternating 
 with paleness, in brain affections and with 
 vertigo, Zinc; alternating with paleness, in 
 convulsions before menses, 1 1 Puis.; alternat- 
 ing with paleness, dark, MOleand.; alternat- 
 ing w T ith paleness, with heat in head, BMagn. 
 c; alternating with paleness, with heat alter- 
 nating w T ith shuddering, Magn. s. ; alternating 
 with paleness, in meningitis, BSpong.; alter- 
 nating with paleness, after night watching 
 ' and mental disturbance, 1 1 Puis.; after anger, 
 IBBry.; in angina pectoris, BAur. mur.; in 
 scarlatinal angina, as in tipplers, BCaps.; ani- 
 mated, intermittent fever, BCed.; with anx- 
 ious mien, BSpong.; with anxiety and restless- 
 ness,BKali iod. ; in apoplexy, BAcon., BArn., Ast. 
 r., BBell. ,lCact., Coccul., BGels., BGlon., BLach., 
 BNux v., Sang., Stront. ; in asthma, BCaps., 
 BCup. m.; in bed, becomes pale on rising, 
 BYer.; and bloated, in apoplexy, BBell., BCact., 
 BBOp.,1 I Puis.; in blotches, Kali bi.; then blue, 
 cold and moist (croup), llSpong. ; bright, 
 I ICoff.; bright, with convulsions after labor, 
 BGlon.; bright, with headache, BGels. ; bright, 
 in pneumonia, BChel.; brown, during siesta, 
 with throbbing in cheeks and forehead, and 
 frequent urination, BKreo.; burning, I IVer.; 
 burning, after chill, Elaps; burning, fiery, 
 BAcon.; burning, withi congestion to head 
 (a woman approaching years of climaxis), 
 IMez.; with burning and itching, like ery- 
 sipelas, Niccol.; with throbbing of carotids, 
 BBell., IMelil.; in catarrh, IBadiag.; with 
 throbbing of cerebellum, Camph.; of cheeks, 
 Amm. c, Anac.JApis, Arg. met., IArn.,Berb., 
 I ICamph., ICarbo v., ICham., IBCina,Cinch., 
 BClem., Colch., Eup. perf., BFerr., BFerr. ph., 
 I IHyper.,BIgn., Blpec, IKali c,BKreo.,BMerc 
 cor., Nitr. ac, Raph., BSang., Ziz.; in cheeks, 
 from heat and anxiety, rising from abdomen, 
 Stram.; in cheeks, in afternoon, I ISenecio; of 
 cheeks, especially in open air, Yal.; cheeks, 
 
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 alternating with paleness, in meningitis, BSul.; 
 in anger, IlBry.; cheeks, short breath, worse 
 talking, ISpig.; cheeks, bright, I INux v.; 
 cheeks, with chilliness, IlBry.; cheeks, cir- 
 cumscribed, iArg. nit., Ars. s. f., Benz. ac, 
 Samb., IStram., ISul.; cheeks, circumscribed, 
 in albuminuria, Ars.; cheeks, circumscribed, 
 burning, Thuya ; cheeks, circumscribed, in 
 catarrh, I Ant. t. ; cheeks, circumscribed, with 
 continued cough without expectoration 
 (croup), 1 1 Sang.; cheeks, circumscribed, with 
 tormenting cough, ISang.; cheeks, circum- 
 scribed, dark (apoplexy, < old age), IBar. c; 
 cheeks, circumscribed, with pale face (masti- 
 tis), I IPhos.; cheeks, circumscribed, in inter- 
 mittent, ILyc; cheeks, circumscribed, in ner- 
 vous fever, BCamph.; cheeks, circumscribed, 
 in typhus, lArs.; cheeks, circumscribed, with 
 flushes of heat, IKreo., Lye; cheeks, circum- 
 scribed, in morning, 1 to 2 a.m. (typhoid 
 pneumonia), ILachn.; cheeks, circumscribed, 
 pale about nose and mouth, three or four 
 hours each day, IColch.; cheeks, circum- 
 scribed, with yellowness of alas nasi, corners 
 of mouth, and sclerotica (pleuro-pneumonia 
 biliosa), 1 1 Rhus ; of one cheek, circum- 
 scribed, Dolich.; of one or both cheeks, cir- 
 cumscribed, Sang.; cheeks, circumscribed, in 
 pneumonia, ILyc; of right cheek, circum- 
 scribed, in phthisis florida, after pneumonia, 
 ■Ferr.; cheeks, circumscribed, worse right 
 side, after heat, Lachn.; cheeks sharply cir- 
 cumscribed, especially left, with febrile heat, 
 especially toward evening (hectic), ISul.; 
 cheeks, circumscribed, with ulcer of sto- 
 mach, IIMez.; cheeks, even when skin is 
 cold, 01. an.; cheeks, turn cold, Ang. ; cheeks, 
 dark, Merc. per. ; cheeks, dark, in pneumonia, 
 ■Chel.; cheeks, dark, in prosopalgia, I ISpig.; 
 cheeks, dark, in scarlet fever, IMur. ac. ; 
 with fear of death (pregnancy), I Aeon.; 
 cheeks, with burning in ears, I ISang.; ery- 
 sipelatous, 1 1 Hyper.; cheeks, evanescent, in 
 neuralgia, IMerc.; cheeks, with distorted 
 face, Squilla; cheeks, with hectic fever, 
 ilCalc; cheeks, in intermittent, IGels.;cheeks, 
 in typhoid, I INux v.; cheeks, giowing, when 
 walking, in open air, I IMur. ac; cheeks, with 
 dry heat, Ran. b.; cheeks, with external and 
 internal heat, Ruta ; in homesickness, HCaps.; 
 cheeks, with hot face, ICham.; cheeks, hot, 
 IMerc; cheeks, with heat, alternating with 
 chilliness, ILyc; cheeks, not hot, alternating 
 with paleness (scarlatina, intermittent), 
 ■Gaps.; left cheek, INatr. m.; left cheek, 
 bright, with fever (croup), I lAcet. ac; left 
 cheek, not hot, Cann. s. ; cheeks, before nose- 
 bleed, during sleep, INux v.; one cheek, 
 IIArn. ; one cheek, in hydrocephaloid, 
 ■Ver.; one cheek, in paroxysms, with shiv- 
 ering or internal heat (hemicrania), I ICham.; 
 one cheek (pneumonia), IChel.; one cheek, 
 the other pale, I Aeon., BCham., Cina, Hpec, 
 IPuls., Rheum, Ziz. ; one cheek, the other 
 pale, in inflammation of bowels, ' in den- 
 tition, lAcet. ac; one cheek, the other 
 pale, with heat, I IPuls.; one cheek, the other 
 pale, in meningitis, ISul.; a patch, size of a 
 florin, on left cheek, felt as if being pierced 
 with red hot needles, Yespa ; cheeks, during 
 fifth month of pregnancy, I IPsor.; cheeks, in 
 prosopalgia, IChel.; of right cheek, Elaps 
 
 of right cheek, without heat, with paleness of 
 left, which feels hot, Mosch. ; cheeks, in cold 
 room, ICoccul.; cheeks, scurfy after vaccina- 
 tion, 1 1 Graph., I ISul.; cheeks, in seborrhoea 
 oleosa, IHydras.; cheeks, with internal shud- 
 dering (tertian ague), llgn.; cheeks, with 
 scanty sweat only during morning, I IKreo.; 
 cheek, swelling, with many yellow vesicles, 
 lEuphor.; cheek, with toothache, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 with cramp in chest, preventing "speaking, 
 IKali c; in children, Ant. c, IIFerr.; with 
 chill, IDig.; with chill and general coldness, 
 Stram.; with external chill and internal heat 
 simultaneously, ISul.; with chilliness, in dys- 
 menorrhcea, I INux v.; with shaking chill, in 
 evening, I llgn., Oxal. ac; in chorea, ICup. 
 m.; in colic, IColoc, I INux v.; with* constipa- 
 tion, iDros.; in convulsions, IBufo., ICoccul., 
 ICup. m., IGlon.; with convulsions after de- 
 livery, IGlon.; with convulsions, after fright, 
 ICup. m.; and cool to touch in apoplexy, 
 I IPhos.; with coryza, after mercury, I IKali 
 iod.; during cough, Bell., ! I Thuya; with 
 cough, Bry., Cadm. s., I ISang. ; with cough- 
 ing, in phthisis laryngea, IChrom. ac; in 
 whooping cough, ICup. ac, IGraph.; in bron- 
 chial croup, I Ant. t.; dark, I Arm, Ars. h~, 
 IIBapt,, Bar. c, IIBell., Berb., IIBry.,IIGels., 
 
 I IGlon., IHep.,BHyos.,ILach.,IIOp.,l ISpong., 
 Vespa ; dark, in abortion, IColoc; dark, in 
 apoplexy, I Aeon., DArn.; dark, in asphyxia, 
 
 I I Ant. t.; dark, in asthma, ICup.ru.; dark, 
 in hysterical asthma, Bov.; dark, merging 
 into bluish, IDig.; dark, during cough, other- 
 wise pale, Kali c; dark, in erysipelas, I Apis; 
 dark, in typhus, I Apis, IlBry.; dark, with 
 heat of head, IlBry.; dark, in hepatitis, 
 IMerc; dark, in lyssophobia, ILyss.; dark, 
 mahogany color, IGels.; dark, with delayed 
 menses, IGraph.; dark, in pneumonia, IChel.; 
 dark, in seventh month of pregnancy, in a 
 woman with albuminuria, dropsy, headache, 
 etc., I ICEnan.; dark, in prosopalgia, I IPlat. ; 
 dark, in puerperal convulsions, Ant. t.; dark, 
 in puerperal fever, IColoc; dark, almost pur- 
 ple (laryngeal spasm), ICup. m.; dark, dusky, 
 IIAur. mur. ; dark, during sleep (epilepsy), 
 Aur.mur.; dark, during sleep (epileptic), I IOp.; 
 in scarlatina, lAilant.; dark, after shaving, 
 
 1 1 Op.; dark, covered with yellow vesicles (ery- 
 sipelas), IRhus; deep, after convulsions, IIOp.; 
 deep, in diabetes mellitus, MUran. n.; deep, 
 during dentition, IGels.; deep, in dysmenor- 
 rhea, IBell., IGels.; deep, in acute desquam- 
 ative nephritis, ICoccus; deep, right side, and 
 swollen, 1 1 Sep.; in delirium, IBell., Dory., 
 
 I IHyos., IOp.; in delirium tremens, IBell. ,ICro- 
 tal., in diarrhoea, IDulc, IGamb.; in diph- 
 theria, ILac c; and drawn to right side, 
 
 I I Op. ; after drinking, especially w r arm drinks, 
 I IPhos.; dull, lEup. perf; dull, in intermit- 
 tent fever, lEup. perf.; after eating, cheeks, 
 ICoff.; in eczema, IPetrol.;in epilepsy, HCic, 
 ICaust.; erysipelatous, I A pis, ICamph., 
 Chel., IGraph., IRhus ; erysipelatous, of left 
 cheek, Lact. ac; erysipelatous, of left cheek, 
 caused by injections of iodine into nose and 
 water, IGraph.; in erysipelas erratica, IHy- 
 dras.; in evening, Ars. h., Bar. c, IIBell., 
 IPuls.; with constricting , burning, stinging, 
 over right eye, INux m. ; with dry heat, 
 I Aeon., ICoff.; with spasmodic twitchings, 
 
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 IPlat.; after fainting, BStram.; falls down sud- 
 denly, as if dead, after singing, Lyss.; with 
 fever, IBAcon., IIAstac, Bar. m., liBell., 
 HCinch.; in bilious fever, lEup. perf. ; in ty- 
 phoid, lApis,IArn.,lBell.,IBry., BCalc, BGels., 
 BNux v., iOp., Ehus; fiery, B BFerr., BHep., 
 Blod.; fiery, of left side, with twitching and 
 trembling in muscles, B Kali m.; feeling as if he 
 were sitting before hot fire, Nux v.; florid, 
 BCalc, BCard. in., Cub., I INatr. ph.; glowing, 
 BArg. nit., BBAstac; glowing, with fine net- 
 work of capillaries, BCalc, Carbo v., BLyc; 
 glowing, with headache, BAur. met., BBell., 
 BGlon.; glowing, with dry heat in head, in 
 morning, when awaking, BBSul.; glowing, in 
 left cheek, Inul.; glowing, in puerperal ma- 
 nia, BCamph. ; glowing, of one or other 
 cheek, BPhos. ; glowing, in fever,B BAstac. ; glow- 
 ing, w T ith shivering, Euphor.; glowing, with 
 uterine hemorrhage, BFerr.; glowing, after 
 sleep, BBCina; with cold hands and feet, 
 BBStram.; in hay fever, BSabad.; in headache, 
 Agar., B BBell., BCalc, CycL, BFerr. ph., B BGlon., 
 Indig., BKalm., BBMelil., 1 1 Puis., IIThuya; 
 with headache, bloated, BLach., Led.; with 
 headache, before, during and after menses, 
 BGlon., BNatr. m.; with congestion to head 
 (cerebral disturbance), BCroc; with conges- 
 tion to head, in evening, Tromb.; with 
 heat in head, BXatr. m.; with heat in 
 head, better in open air, i I Kali iod.; with 
 cramplike pressing inward in head, BPlat.; with 
 pulsation in head, BCact; with racking pain in 
 head, Ptel.; with cutting pains, as with knives 
 about heart, I I Sul.; with stitch in region of 
 heart during an inspiration, Plumb.; and 
 hot, BAcon., B BBell., BCon., Euph., BFerr., 
 BLyc, BBNux v., BBPuls., Ehus; and hot in 
 croup, B Aeon. ,BBrom.; hot,with dyspnoea while 
 walking, Stront.; with dry, anxious heat, 
 in bed at night, Jacea ; with heat, evening 
 and night, Plumb.; hot, fiery, in tonsillitis, 
 IITarant.; with flashes of heat, IIKreo.; 
 with flushes of heat, as if hot water were 
 poured over one, Sep.; with heat and ver- 
 tigo, on raising head in bed, Magn. s.; and 
 hot, every time patient walks, JStront.; in 
 hemorrhage, BAcon., BFerr., BMelil.; left side, 
 iEsc h., Alum., Inul.; of left cheek (hemi- 
 crania), I Apis ; in inflammation of liver, 
 1 1 Coccul.; mahogany color, during heat, 
 BEup. perf.; mahogany color, in typhoid, 
 BArn.; in neuralgia, BAcon., BCham., I IChel., 
 Cinch., BCon., BFerr., BFerr. ph., Lach., Phos., 
 I ISpig., BVer., Verbas.; in mania, BAnac; 
 in melancholia, BAnac; in meningitis, BAcon., 
 I lyEthus.JApis, BArn., B BBell., BGels., Hyper., 
 Lachn., Merc, Nux v., BOp., IStram.; with 
 dysmenorrhea, BAst. r., B BBell., BFerr. I IFerr. 
 ph., BGels. ? BSang.; at time for return of 
 menses (climaxis), MCalab.; often exhibits 
 reflection of mental or physical misery, of most 
 horrible agony, Lyss.; from 9 to 3 p.m., 
 IIMenyanth.; in morning, pale in evening, 
 BSep.; on slightest motion, I IPhos.; mottled, 
 BBell.; with mucus in mouth, black teeth, 
 fetid odor, 1 1 Plumb. ; with nausea, Cad. s.; 
 especially at night, Coccion.; with crampy 
 pain at root of nose, Plat,; with pressure in 
 occiput, BSep.; followed by paleness, Bov., 
 BGlon., MLac a, Squilla ; "with palpitation, 
 Agar., Cinch.; pink, in erysipelas, BBApis ; 
 
 in pneumonia, BAnt. t., BLachn., IMelil.; in 
 puerperal mania, ICamph.; in quinsy, IBar. 
 c, BBell.; in rheumatism, IDulc; right side, 
 with sore throat, Niccol.; rose colored, GCnan.; 
 rose colored, during coughing (laryngeal 
 phthisis), iChrom.ac ; ruddy, in scrofula, BAur. 
 met.; scarlet, BAmyl., BBell.; scarlet, extending 
 to whole body, Nux v.; scarlet, passing off, 
 faint, weak, sick feeling, BSang.; scarlet, glow- 
 ing, better in fresh, open air, worse in a warm 
 room (menorrhagia), BFerr. s.; scarlet, in in- 
 fluenza, BGels.; scarlet, swollen, Camph.; ex- 
 tremely, in scarlatina, ICaps., BMerc; shining, 
 with fever (metrorrhagia), BCoff.; shining, 
 with much fever (metrorrhagia), BCoff; with 
 shivering over body, BEhus ; on affected side, 
 with dark red eye, BTereb.; while sitting, 
 Tell.; with dry skin, BAcon., BEup. perf.; with 
 exostosis on skull, I I Arg. met,: during sleep, 
 
 I I Arum in., Jacea, Menyanth.; with heavy, 
 stupid sleep, BOp.; with spinal disease, 
 BAlum.; with ineffectual efforts at stool, 
 IBCaust.; with stupor (pneumonia), BPhos.; 
 sudden, with coma (scarlatina), BMur. ac; 
 sunken, iEthus.; in sunstroke, IIThuya; 
 with sweat, Con.; cheeks covered with cold 
 sweat, BCarbo v.; with swelling, Bor.; swollen 
 with heat, particularly in warm room, and 
 after bodily exertion, Amm. m.; with tearing, 
 tensive pain, especially left side, worse from 
 touch or motion, better from rest or external 
 warmth, BColoc; with thirst, worse towards 
 evening, Plat.; with thirst and heat, BBNux 
 v. ; in thrombosis, BApis ; with toothache, Ver.; 
 with unconsciousness, BGlon.; with uncon- 
 sciousness, in dentition, BCanth.; upper part, 
 worse, Lachn.; especially upper part, with 
 headache, BGlon.; in urticaria, I fChloral., 
 BCop.; vermilion cheeks (syphilis), B BLach.; 
 with vertigo, Ananth., BBell., BCact,, Coccul., 
 BGlon., BKalm., BLyc, BBNux v., BStram.; 
 with vomiting, after eating, BKali c; with 
 vomiting, I I Ver. jg^° color variable, con- 
 gested, coppery, flushed, heat; also Erup- 
 tion, acne, blotches, erysipelas, spots. 
 
 Face, relaxation : flabby, spasms after pneu- 
 monia and typhoid fever, I I Nux v.; of muscles 
 (typhoid), BZinc 
 
 Face, risus sardonicus : BBBell.,BCaust.,Colch., 
 Med., 1 1 (Enan., 1 1 Ban. b., Sec, BStram., BVer.; 
 with spasms of chest, BHyos.; alternating 
 with a cry now and then, BCed.; in chorea, 
 BCup. ac; with jDeriodical chorea, BCup. m.; 
 in tetanus, after a burn, BAmyl.; in traumatic 
 
 , tetanus, BHydrTac; with typhoid fever, 
 BStram. J^gr convulsions, distorted. 
 
 Face, rough; I IStaph., BSul.; cheek, I IPetrol.; 
 every summer, I IKalm.; in eczema, BPsor.; in 
 keratitispustulosa, I I Sul. ; in nasal polypus, 
 BAlum.; in scrofulous ophthalmia, Psor. 
 
 Face, sallow: Alum., BArs., Ars. h., BBapt, 
 Berb., BCalc ph., BCarbol. ac, B BCarbo v., 
 BCoccus, Coccul., Con., BCornus, BEup. perf., 
 Ferr. ph., Hydr. ac, BHydras., Ind., Iod., Kali 
 c,BLacdef.,BMerc,BNatr.m.,BNuxv., I I Plant,, 
 BPlurnb., BPod., BSep., BBSul.; in asthma, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; with biliousness, Natr. s.; in 
 Bright'^ disease, BKalm.; in cholera infantum, 
 IArn.;in bilious diarrhoea, BApis ; in dyspep- 
 sia,_BBChel.; with emaciation, BCalc; in epis- 
 taxis, BCroc; witheczematous eruption, BLac 
 def.; in fever (ague), 1 1 Puis.; in intermittent 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 fever, IChin. a., Hod.; in hepatic affections, 
 BBChel.; in hypochondriasis, BArg. nit.; jaun- 
 diced, Ailant. , SMy r. cer. ; light, leather color 
 (intermittent), S'Ferr. ; in metrorrhagia, BCroc ; 
 with white lips and tongue (metrorrhagia), 
 1 1 Trill.; in menorrhagia, BCarbol. ac; in ova- 
 ritis caused by a kick, BArs.; in ovarian 
 troubles, IPallad.; in phthisis, BArs. iod.; in 
 scarlatina, BLach.; with expression of suffer- 
 ing, BHelon.; with expression of suffering, in 
 ovarian tumor, IColoc. 
 g^° anaemic, deathly, pale. 
 
 Face, sensitive : jgi^ touch. 
 
 Face, shining: BPlumb., Selen.; in erysipelas, 
 BBApis; as if greasy, BNatr. m.; red, in gas- 
 tralgia, BLyc; as when using soap, Eup. pur. 
 g^ greasy. 
 
 Face, shivering: j^g" 1 chilliness. 
 
 Face, shrivelled: Jatroph. 
 
 Face, shrunken : Nux v.; in atrophy of chil- 
 dren, Blod.; small, in cholera, BCup. m. 
 
 Face, sickly : iEsc h., Aloe, Alum., BArs., Ars. 
 h., BArg. nit., Bism., Bor., Brach., BCaust., 
 IChel., BClem., Con., BDig., Iber., Blod., Kali 
 c, IIKali m., BKreo., BiLyc, BMagn. m., 
 IMerc, Natr. s., Nux v., BPhos., BPhos. ac, 
 Psor., Ptel., BSpig., BSul.; in ascites, BApis ; 
 with sunken cheeks, in stomatitis, BStaph.; in 
 typhus, BBapt.; with nausea, BSpig.; in 
 phthisis pulmonum, I ITuberc; with polypus 
 of rectum, BKali br.; sallow, BEup. perf.; with 
 uterine polypus, 1 1 Thuya; with worms, 
 BCina. fiigP cachectic ; also Expression 
 suffering. 
 
 Face, skin : difficult to move, Berb. 
 
 Face, smooth : Vespa. 
 
 Face, spasms: 0^T convulsions. 
 
 Face, stiff: BFerr.; tempero-maxillary joint, 
 Vespa ; when talking or chewing, with heat 
 and stitches therein, Euph.; feeling of, in ma- 
 lar bone, from cervical glands, BLach.; muscles, 
 with headache (climacteric years), BAgar.; 
 masseter muscles, BNux v.; in pneumonia, 
 BFerr. jpi^ skin, tension ; Chap. 9, Lower 
 jaw, joint, trismus. 
 
 Face, sunken (collapsed, hippocratic, hollow) : 
 Aloe, IIAnt. chl., BArg. nit., IIArs., Ars. h., 
 BBCamph., Canth.,BBCarbo v.,BCham., IChel., 
 Chlor., IBCinch., Colch., IColoc, BCornus, 
 ■ Cub., Cup. ars., BCup. m., Eup. perf, BFe*rr., 
 ■Kali c, IBIgn., Ilpec, BLach., ILyc,IBMang., 
 ■Merc, IMur. ac, INitr. ac, IIOp., BPhos., 
 Phos. ac, BPhyt.,BPlat,,BRhus, Sabad.,6Samb., 
 ■Sec, 1 1 Sep., BStann., ISt^ph., ISul., BTabac, 
 
 I ITereb.,B@Ver.,l I Zinc; with apathy, BCinch.^ 
 in ascites, BApis ; blue around eyes, Chel.; 
 cadaverous, BiArs., BCamph., BBCarbo v., 
 Chlor., Colch., Cup. ac, ICup. m., BBDig., 
 
 I I Pic ac, BPlumb., I ISul., BBVer., Zinc; ca- 
 daverous, in asthma, Arm, BCarbo v., BCinch.; 
 cadaverous, with colicky pains in bowels, 
 BColoc; cadaverous, cholera-like, Eup. perf; 
 cadaverous, in cholera infantum, BArs. i.; ca- 
 daverous, with tumor of eye, BCalc; cadaver- 
 ous, with fainting, BBDig.; cadaverous, in inter- 
 mittent, BCoccul.; cadaverous, in typhus, 
 ■Sul. ac; cadaverous and jaundiced, BFerr.; 
 cadaverous, in meningitis, 1 1 Rhus, BVer.; 
 cadaverous, in metrorrhagia, BElaps; cadav- 
 erous, during and after pain, BCanth.; ca- 
 
 • daverous, in shock from injury, BPhos.; 
 cheeks, BDros., BKali c, BMyos., I I Nux v., 
 
 BPlumb.; cheeks, in fistula in ano, BBBerb.; 
 cheeks, in diphtheria, IBrom.; cheeks, with 
 startled look (neuropathia), IIKali ars.; in 
 cheek affections, after abortion, BNux m.; 
 in cholera, BBAnt. t., BBCamph., BICup. ac, 
 BPhos. ac, BBVer.; in cholera infantum, 
 BArn.; in cholerine, BiEthus.; during cli- 
 maxis, MZinc; in colic, BColoc, BHell.; in 
 biliary colic, BCinch.; livid, gray yellow 
 complexion, BLaur. ; w T ith sickly complexion 
 (stomatitis), BStaph.; in consumption, I IPhos.; 
 in croup, BBrom.; with laryngeal croup, 
 BPhos.; in diabetes, BNatr. s. ; after diarrhoea, 
 BBAnt., Ascl. t., BVer.; in dysentery, BHam.; 
 in dyspepsia, BBChel.; earthy, in phthisis 
 florida, after pneumonia, BFerr.; with anxious 
 expression, BVer.; with hollow eyes, I IKaliph.; 
 in typhus fever, BArs., BCamph., BCarbo v., 
 BLach., BMerc, 1 1 Phos., BZinc; with sick 
 headache, IITabac ; in hsematemesis, BArs.; 
 in hepatic affections, BJChel.; in shock of in- 
 jury, Chlorof; in laryngitis, BChel.; in acute 
 mania, BCanth.; in melsena, Ilpec; with me- 
 lancholy, after mortification, BIgn.; in morn- 
 ing, w r ith blue rings around eyes, I I Oleand. ; in 
 onanism, BHyos.; pale, BChel., BHell.; with 
 peritonitis, BLyc, BVer.; in phthisis, BCarbo 
 v. ; in phthisis pituitosa, BLyc ; in pneumonia, 
 BBCarbo a., IChel., BFerr., BKali iod., BLyc, 
 BPhos. ; in acute rheumatism of joints, Ars.; 
 in scarlatina, BCamph.; after sexual excesses, 
 BAgnus, BCon., BGels., BNux v., IPhos. ac, 
 ■Selen., BBStaph., BZinc; with red spots on 
 cheeks, IIOp.; after stool (cholerine), Crot. t.; 
 with syphilis, BLyc; with weakness, I IDros.; 
 wrinkled, in marasmus, BCalc. 
 Jlggrcachectic, sickly; also Expression suf- 
 fering. 
 Face, sweat: iEsc h., Amyl., Bell., Cham., 
 Cinch, bob, Dig., Fluor, ac, BGlon., BIgn., 
 Med., BNatr. s., IPetrol., BIPuls., ISpig., ISul., 
 Tell.; bathed in, during convulsions (epilepsy), 
 ■Bufo. ; bathed in, and running off in little 
 streams, BCalc; with heat of whole body, 
 Spong.; cheeks covered, Colch. ; on cheek on 
 which he lies, I Aeon., Act. sp. ; with rattling 
 in chest (scarlatina), IPhos.; in chorea, ICup. 
 m.; clammy, IPuls.; clammy, in colic, IHell.; 
 cold, ■Ant. t., BArs., I lAur. met., Benz. ac, 
 BCalc. ph., BICamph., Carbol. ac, BBCarbo v., 
 BCina, ICup. m., ICinch., IDig., IDros., Elaps, 
 I IFerr., Hell., Hep., Iber., I llgn., Ilpec, IKali 
 bi., I ILachn., BLach., BLyc, I IMerc, I INuxv., 
 Oxal. ac, I IPuls., I ISabad., ISamb., ISec, 
 I I Sep., HSpong., 1 1 Staph., IStram., ITabac, 
 I BVer., Ver. v.; covered with cold, in asthma, 
 ■Ars., IDig.; cold, with heat of body, IDig.; 
 cold, with sweat of body, evening until morn- 
 ing, ICoccuL; cold, on cheek, in diphtheria, 
 IMerc cy.; cold, in cholera, HCamph., ICup. 
 m., 1 1 Ver.; cold, clammy, I I Plumb.; cold, 
 clammy, in typhoid, 1 1 Phos. ; with internal 
 coldness, ICoff.; in drops (gastralgia), ICamph.; 
 covered with cold, in emphysema, lArs.; cold, 
 in evening, BSpong.; cold, after falling down 
 stairs, I I Rhus; cold, particularly on forehead, 
 B B Ver.; cold, during congestion to head, BGlon. ; 
 cold, in morning, in bed, Ruta ; cold, with nau- 
 sea, in yellow fever, BCadm. s.; cold, mostly 
 around nose and mouth, B Rheum ; cold, in pro- 
 sopalgia, I I Staph.; cold, with shivering, Berb.; 
 cold, on one side, worse at night and toward 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 morning, better after waking and rising, 
 IPuls.; cold, with stupor, ISul.; cold, with suf- 
 focation, i BCact. ; cold, viscous, in heart disease, 
 lArs.; cold, with vomiting, ICamph., ILobel. 
 i., ITabac, IBYer.; cold, with sour or bitter 
 vomiting, ISul.; with colic, lArs., ICarbo v., 
 IICoccul., IIHell., I INux v.; before cough, 
 Amm. c. ; in typhus, critical, IBapt. ; after drink- 
 ing, B ICham.; in drops, in typhus, lArg. nit.; 
 in large drops, Ars. h., BB Calc, Cup. s. ; and 
 drowsiness, Calc. p.; easily, ICarbo v.; after 
 eating, !3Cham., Natr. s.; during eating, Ign., 
 BNatr. m. ; in a small spot, when eating, DIgn. ; 
 on touching epigastrium, with flushing, I ISpig.; 
 fetid, cold, on one half, BXux v.; fetid, on one 
 side, worse at night and toward morning, bet- 
 ter after waking and rising, IPuls.; with 
 flushes, Lyss.; cold, on forehead, IOp.; fre- 
 quent, Strain.; in gushes, with fever, followed 
 by languor, Med.; with icy cold hands and 
 moderate warmth of rest of body, Thuya ; 
 with headache, IGlon.; with heat, ICham., 
 Dule, I IPsor., Yah; with sensation of heat, 
 Lyss.; hot, IChel.; hot, with functional dis- 
 turbance of heart, ILach.; hot, in asthma, 
 ICup. m.; hot, in neuralgia, ICham.; hot, pro- 
 fuse, IDros.; in hydrothorax, following me- 
 tritis, I I Citrus ; inclination to, from early in 
 morning, Aph. ch.; especially on side on 
 which he does not lie, Thuya ; in morning, 
 I IPuls.; when moving about, Psor.; on one 
 side, I IPuls.; in ophthalmia, ICori.; in pneu- 
 monia, of old people, ICamph.; profuse, IBufo., 
 IDros., I IGlon.; profuse, gradually extending 
 over body on waking, Samb.; profuse, oily, 
 Bufo.; profuse, runs down, I IBufo.; profuse, 
 during sleep, Med.; profuse, on falling asleep 
 (constipation), I ISil.; with rapid respiration, 
 Agar.; running, llSil. ; before sleep, Calc; on 
 suffused, stands out in drops and is now cold 
 now hot (convulsions), I Coccul. ^after diar- 
 rhoeic stool, Como.; trickling, with sudden 
 heat over body IPsor.; with weakness, Como.; 
 forced out, as from weakness, by internal heat, 
 Lyss. 
 Face, swelling : Anac. oc, DIApis, IIArs., Ars. 
 s. r., IBell., ICanth., ICarbo v., ICham., 
 Chel., Chlor., IColch., IComo., ICrotal., 
 Crot. t., I IHelon., I I Lac c, Lachn., IILyc, 
 IMagn. c, Mane, IIMerc, IMez., BNatr. "m., 
 INux m., INux v., BIOp., IPhos., Plant., IPlat, 
 ■Rhus, Sec, IStram., I ITereb., Yacc, lYer.a,, 
 Yinca; in anasarca, I Ars., IRhus; in albumi- 
 nuria, I Apis, lArs., IMerc cor., INatr. c, 
 I IRhus; of. cheeks, causing blindness (var- 
 iola), 1 1 Yacc; bloated, Amm. c, BApoe, Ars. m., 
 lAspar., IBry., ICalc, ICham., Coccul., Con., 
 ICrotal., I Dig., IDulc, Gnaphal., BHyper., 
 ■Kali c, IIKalim., IKreo., ILach., ILaur., 
 ■Led., IMagn. c, Mane, Meph., IMerc cor., 
 IMerc d., INux v., I IOp., IPhos., IPlumb., 
 I IPrun., I I Sang., BSpong., IStram., Thuya, 
 Yar., IYer., Yespa, MXan.; bloated, with 
 swelled abdomen, Bar. c, ICalc. ; bloated, in al- 
 buminuria, I Amm. ben.; bloated, in apoplexy, 
 I IPuls.; bloated, with ascites, I I Rheum.; after 
 bee sting, BLach., BLed. ; in catarrh of bladder, 
 BCinnab.; bluish, bloated, with suffocative 
 attacks, after fright, BSamb.; bloated, in can- 
 cer labii, ICamph.; bloated cheeks, IMer. cor.; 
 bloated, from taking cold (weakness of blad- 
 der), I lUran. n.; bloated, during convulsions, 
 
 BBufo.; bloated, in diphtheria, BNatr. m.; 
 bloated, in dropsy, I ISenecio, Thuya ; bloated, 
 like bulbous excrescences, Alum.; bloated, in 
 ague, ILyc; bloated, in intermittent, I Ars., 
 ■Chin, a.; bloated, in typhus, Crotal.; bloated, 
 ICina. ; in typhoid, ILyc. vir.; bloated, fontanel- 
 les remaining open, BSep.; bloated, glossy, worse 
 from mental exertion, BAur. met.; bloated, 
 with pulsation in head, BCact. ; bloated, in 
 heart disease, BApoc; bloated, icteric (diabetes 
 mellitus), IChel.; bloated, with inflammation 
 of liver, IMerc; bloated, after lying down, 
 better sitting up, Apoc; bloated, in lyssa- 
 phobia, BLyss.; bloated, in meningitis, BHy- 
 per.; bloated, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IHydr. ac; bloated, in morning, Kali c; 
 bloated, in morning, in anaemia, I ISul.; 
 bloated, worse in morning on awaking, BSpig.; 
 bloated, pale (anaemia) SFerr. ; bloated, pale 
 yellow, ILyc; bloated, in pneumonia, BAnt. t.; 
 bloated, red, BCinch., Led., Dory., ILach.; 
 bloated, red, full of dark spots, covered with 
 pustules, MLyc; bloated, unequally red, 
 1 1 Aeon.; bloated, in spasm of glottis, BChlor., 
 BLach.; sudden bloating (threatened apo- 
 plexy), BLaur. ; bloated, worse talking and eat- 
 ing, BPhos. ; bloated, with vertigo, ICact,; and 
 body, pitting upon pressure, after thirty-six 
 hours (anasarca), IHell.; cheeks, with burn- 
 ing, IBell.; with burning, Bufo ; subcutaneous 
 cellular tissue forming small tumors like tu- 
 bercles, SKaliiod ; of cheeks, Amm.m., lApis, 
 I Arm, Ars. m., lAur. met., IflBell., Bor., ICalc, 
 I ICham., I IFerr., IGuaiac, I I Kali m., IIMerc, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., INux v., Spong.; in chlo- 
 rosis, IFerr.; in cholerine, 1 1 Apis; circum- 
 scribed, painful, transient, changing place, 
 yEthus.; in convulsions, BCoccul., CEnan.; in 
 croup, I I Sang.; in diphtheria, ICrotal.; dis- 
 tended, 1 1 Yacc; distended, in delirium tre- 
 mens and fever, ICrotal.; dropsical, 1 1 Apis, 
 ■Ars., IPhos., Thuya ; halfway up cheek, be- 
 ginning at ear (parotitis), 1 1 Cist.; enormous 
 after washing in water, ^Esc. h. ; with erup- 
 tion, Psor.; with papular eruption, Yinca; 
 with spotted eruption, Sabad.; erysipelatous, 
 Ananth., IIApis, lEuphor., IGraph., IGymn, 
 ILach., IRhus, Sarrac, I I Sep.; erysipelatous, 
 with toothache, ICaust.; erysipelatous, dark 
 brown redness over cheeks (poisoning by foul 
 breath), lAnthrac; erysipelatous of cheeks 
 in morning, IHep.; erysipelatous from a dis- 
 secting wound, ILach.; beginning at eyes, 
 Anac. ; especially below eyes, Chloral.; with 
 bloodshot eyes during attack (congestive 
 headache), IMelil.; closing eyes, I IBry.; espe- 
 cially of eyelids and ears, IRhus; particularly 
 eyelids (erysipelas of face and scalp), ICinch.; 
 especially eyelids, nose and lips, Gamb.; 
 especially eyelids, skin transparent, puffy and 
 etiolated, 1 1 Yespa; especially below eyelids, 
 IIArs.; especially over eyes, IIKali c; un- 
 der eyes, Calend.; beginning about right eye, 
 extends downward and to left eye and left 
 side of face (secondary erysipelas), IKali c; 
 of cheek, with faceache, IIKali m., ISep. ; 
 of cheeks, after faceache, IBell., ICalc, 
 ICham., IMerc; not a feature discernible 
 (Rhus poisoning), lAnac oc; feels as if swol- 
 len, Ars. m., Bar. c, IDiad., IFerr., EGrat., 
 IGymn., Niccol., Stram., ISul. ac; feeling of, 
 in left cheek, with pricking as from electric 
 
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 sparks, Nuxm.; feeling in right malar bone, 
 IChel.; feeling in cheek (prosopalgia, or tooth- 
 ache), Cepa, IDiad., Staph.; at beginning of 
 fever, in morning, BKali c; with sharp, irri- 
 tating fever, 1 1 Rhus v.; and flushed, Ast. r.; 
 glandular, left side, hard, suppurating, BBad- 
 iag.; with inflamed gums, B INatr. m.; hard, of 
 cheek, Amm. c, Bor., IHep., IMerc. ; in heart 
 disease, ICact.; with heat and redness, Bor. ; 
 hot, worse above eyes, ICinnab.; in hydro- 
 thorax, lApoc; in hydrophobia, BStram.; 
 icteric, (diabetes mellitus), IChel.; and in- 
 flamed cheek, BEuphor.; and inflamed, ex- 
 tending upward over head, Vespa ; of cheek 
 on affected side (traumatic inflammation), 
 ICon.; with itching, Como.; on upper jaw, 
 painful, Amb. ; with pain in right upper jaw, 
 as if from teeth, Syph. ; with jerking, in cheeks, 
 ICarbo v.; in labor, bloated, BCoff. t.; left side, 
 I lArg. nit., IComo., IKali c, ILyss., IZinc; 
 left side, with small, pocklike blisters, 
 lAnac; in left side, like erysipelas, painful, 
 IPhyt.; of left cheek, painful, in erysipelas, 
 ■Hydras.; worse on left side, Thlaspi ; of left 
 cheek, with burning thirst and heat (catar- 
 rhal fever), IKali c; of left cheek (toothache), 
 Bar. c. ; of left side, sensitive to touch, ILach.; 
 left side, as far as below eye (gum boil), Bor.; 
 most of lips, BDolich.; livid, Ferr. mur.; in 
 malar bone, with pulsating pain, IMagn. c; 
 during menses, in anaemia, I ISuL; of cheeks, 
 before menses, Bar. c, IGraph., IKali c, 
 IMerc; after mercury, IHep., IKali iod.; 
 in morning (influenza), I I Rhus; at night, 
 ILach.; nodular, Alum., 7rCalc; to right side 
 of nose, Elaps ; cedematous, Ant. a., lArs., 
 Ars. m., IColch., ICrotal., Cup. ars., IHam., 
 IHell., IILyc, IMerc. cor., IPhos., Vespa, 
 Ziz.; cedematous, in afternoon (Bright's dis- 
 ease), lArs.; cedematous in chronic carditis, 
 Cact.; cedematous cheeks, jEthus.; cedema- 
 tous cheeks, suddenly, from chill, Chloral.; 
 cedematous, with soapy complexion, after loss 
 of blood, Carbol. ac; cedematous, with pustu- 
 lar eruption, IChel.; cedematous, erysipela- 
 tous, with small, watery vesicles, and draw- 
 ing in cheek and head, IRhus ; cedematous, 
 worse in evening, Ars. h.; cedematous, espe- 
 cially eyelids, BFerr.; cedematous, in hydro- 
 cephalus, IMerc; cedematous, generally only 
 on left side (scarlatina), ILyc; cedematous, 
 in amenorrhoea, llXan.; cedematous, during 
 pregnancy, : Jab.; cedematous, more in orbital 
 region, worse in morning on awaking, INatr. 
 a.; of one side, IBell., IPlumb.; one cheek, 
 with faceache and pain in cheek bone, BNux 
 v.; one cheek, drawing and tearing in jaws, 
 lAur. met.; one-sided, generally left, iCham.; 
 one-sided, from root of decayed tooth, 1 1 Sep.; 
 of infraorbital region, sensitive to touch, 
 IGels.; painful, IGuaiac; with pain in cheeks, 
 I I Kali m.; painful, awakes him at night, 
 worse by cold, Niccol.; painful, of left cheek, 
 caused by carious, badly plugeed tooth, 
 ICham.; painful, of cheek, extending to nose, 
 eyes and temple, I Bar. c; painful, of cheeks, 
 red, in streaks, especially over seat of abscess, 
 on gum of right lower jaw,ISul.; pale, I IMerc; 
 pale, after scarlatina, IHell.; pale, after tooth- 
 ache, Bov.; in peritonitis, ILach.; with prick- 
 in'.;, in cheek, ISul.; puffy, lAgar., Ananth., 
 I Apis, 1 1 Ars., Calend., BCanth., Cham., Chel., 
 
 Chlor., ICic, Coccul., ICrotal., Cupr. s.,Dory., 
 ■Dros., IGels., Ilpec, ILach., IMerc, Merc 
 per., INux m., I Op., IPhos., IPuls., IIRhus, 
 ■Sep., IStram., Ziz.; puffy, in apoplexy, I Arn., 
 I ICEnan.; puffy, in asthma, ICup. m., Hydr. 
 ac; puffy, in inflammation of brain, Cup. ac, 
 IPuls.; puffy, in children, HCalc; puffy, in 
 chorea, ICoccul.; puffy, in convulsions, ICup. 
 m.; puffy, with violent cough (catarrh), 
 I Apis; puffy, in whooping cough, SBry., ICro- 
 tal.; puffy, in bronchial croup, I Ant. t.; puffy, 
 in cyanosis, BLach. ; puffy, in diphtheria, 
 
 ■ Apis, ICrotal., INatr. m.; in acute dropsy, 
 following parturition, I Cinch.; puffy, in 
 eclampsia, IGlon.; puffy, in epilepsy, I I Op.; 
 puffy, erysipelatous, Ailant.; puffy, heavy ex- 
 pression, IGels.; puffy, around eyes, I BFerr.; 
 puffy, about eyes, glabella, and forehead, 
 ■Natr. a.; puffy, worse about eyes (dropsy ,after 
 scarlatina), lApis ; puffy, above eyes, IIKali 
 c; puffy, especially below eyes, Chloral.; 
 IPhos. ; feels puffy, 1 1 Natr. a. ; puffy, in typhus, 
 ■Apis ; puffy, with falling out of hair (lying- 
 in women), ICalc; puffy, during hot stage, 
 
 ■ Bell.; puffy, during labor, ICoff.; puffy, left 
 cheek (hemicrania),BApis ; puffy, malar bone, 
 during pain (supraorbital neuralgia), IKali 
 bi.;puffy, in mania, BLach. ; puffy, pale,8Ars., 
 I I Bar. c, BFerr.; puffy, pale yellow, BBLyc; 
 puffy, cheeks, especially if paralysis is a sequel 
 or is caused by suppressed colic, with bloated 
 abdomen, I IPlumb.; puffy cheeks, in pneu- 
 monia, BKreo.; puffy, during pregnancy, 
 ■Phos.; puffy, and bright red, I IMerc cor.; 
 puffy, dark red, or cherry brown, OOp.; puffy, 
 and red, with rush of blood to head, BCalc; 
 puffy, red, in measles, BStram.; puffy, in scar- 
 let fever, I IZinc ; like a red rash, Ammoniac; 
 red, Bufo.; bright red, spreads rapidly in all 
 directions, over head and down neck, shoul- 
 ders, back, and front of chest, with pain and 
 tenderness wherever it travels, Vespa ; red, 
 in chills, Astac; red, erysipelatous, Vespa ; 
 red and hot, with tension and burning, right 
 side covered with vesicles, some burst (ery- 
 sipelas), I IRhus; red, of right cheek, Arn.; 
 color of a red rose, generally morning, and 
 during day and evening (headache), ILac 
 def.; red, of Cheek (toothache), ICaust.; right 
 cheek, Elaps; right side, IMagn. p., MVer- 
 bas.; right side, in erysipelas, 1 1 Ver. v.; right 
 side, especially under right eye, BRhus ; right 
 side, painful, Vespa ; right side, pimples, ICalc ; 
 on right cheek, after scratching a pustule, 
 burning in centre, formed a black vesicle, 
 which broke and discharged burning ichor, 
 I ISil.; right side tense and hot, I IZinc. ; right 
 side, with sore throat, Niccol.; in scarlatina, 
 IIApis,IIArum.tr.,ICalc,ILyc,BHell.,IIZinc; 
 in smallpox, B Hydras.; with sweat, BCalc, 
 BCham., BCinch., BBMerc; in syphilis, BMerc, 
 ■Nitr. ac, I ISul. ac; with tearing, espe- 
 cially left side, worse from touch or motion, 
 better from rest and external warmth, BCo- 
 loc; of cheek, with toothache, BAnt. c,BCalc, 
 BCalc s., BCepa, B BCham., I IColch., BEuphor., 
 BKali c, BBLach., IMagn. c, IBMerc, INux 
 v., Samb., ISpig., Stront., IVer.; of cheek, at 
 end of toothache, HSep.;of cheek, with tooth- 
 ache, from contact with fresh, open air, at 
 night, Petrol.; tumid, IBell., BCed., Crotal.; 
 tumid, in epileptiform eclampsia, BCed.; tu- 
 
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 mid, in hysteria, QCecL; tumefaction of in- 
 ner surface of cheek, with salivation, Bism. ; 
 turgid, IBufo., IChlor., ICEnan.; turgid, dur- 
 ing spasmodic attacks of cough, recurring 
 about ten times a day (whooping cough), 
 IMagn. p.; turgid, with spasmodic twitch- 
 ing of facial muscles, <Plat.; turgid, in hydro- 
 phobia, BStram.; turgid, with pain, mostly in 
 evening and morning (hemicrania), BPhos.; 
 turgid, in puerperal convulsions, I Lach., I IVer. 
 v. ; with unconsciousness, 1 1 Ver. ; in urticaria, 
 IChloral, ICop.; before formation of vesicles 
 ( smallpox) , I I Stram. ; better from cold water, 
 worse at night, worse in right forehead,Ars.m. 
 gigr* Chap. 10, Toothache swelling. 
 
 Face, tenderness: j^gr touch. 
 
 Face, tension : BAsaf., Merc, per., BRhus ; in 
 cheeks, Alum., Hyper.; as if white of egg had 
 dried on it, Alum., Bar. c, IMagn. c; below 
 eyes, Viol.; in muscles, Aug., Cann. i., IMez., 
 Mosch.; with nausea and diarrhoea, Bar. m.; 
 above nose to temples, Viol.; in cheeks, 
 Viol. ; in cheeks, numb, as from swelling, 
 Samb.; in one side, Benz. ac; after prosopal- 
 gia, II Thuya; precedes prosopalgia, Blgn.; 
 of skin, Cann. i., Jacea, Rheum ; of skin, in 
 angina, BMerc; of skin, as if benumbed, or 
 bloated, or covered by a cap, Berb.; of skin 
 of cheeks (peritonitis), ILach.; of skin, as if 
 tightly stretched over bone, Ars. m.; of skin, 
 better bathing in cold water, Ars. m.; of 
 cheeks, inducing desire to sneeze, and cramp 
 in malar bone, Kali m.; as if it would become 
 swollen, I Puis.; and tingling, IGrat.; zygo- 
 mata, numb sensation as if head were screwed 
 together, I PI at. J^" cobweb, pressure. 
 
 Face, thin : g^gf* emaciated. 
 
 Face, throbbing : BFerr. ph.; in left upper jaw, 
 Sabad.; in bones, in jaundice before attack, 
 lArg. nit.; in cheeks, Agar., Arm, ICalc, 
 Spong.; in cheeks, with heat and brown red- 
 ness, IKreo.; in left side, extends to ear, 
 Cinch, bob; in various portions, particularly 
 left buccinator, Cann. s. 
 
 Face, tickling : in left cheek, in morning, 6 
 a.m. , Lyss. 
 
 Face, tingling: Sec; in cheeks, IHyper.; creep- 
 ing, crawling, BAcon.; in malar bone, Lyss. ; 
 especially in nose and chin, Ran. b.; in skin, 
 as if frosted, BColch.; in smallpox ; BHydras. 
 
 Face, titillation : as if flies or spiders were 
 crawling over skin, BLaur. Jggg^formication. 
 
 Face, touch : feeling of, before attack (epi- 
 lepsy), BBufo.; bones, painful, BHep.j bones of 
 upper jaw, beneath orbit, BKali bi.; upper 
 jaw, adjoining right nasal bone painful (caries), 
 BBAur. met.; malar bone, painful before men- 
 ses, during which it is painful to move even 
 muscles of face, Stann. ; sensitive, Act. sp. ; 
 left side sensitive, DLach., BPuls.; sensitive to 
 weather (iritis), MColch.; sensitive, after 
 mercury, BHep., BKali m., BNitr. ac; sensi- 
 tive, in neuralgia, B Cinch.; sensitive to towel, 
 ICarbol. ac; malar bone, sore, BGlon.; left 
 cheek sore, I IBadiag.; left malar bone, sore, 
 IIBadiag.; over superior maxilla, I IMerc. 
 cor. ; skin painful, BPuls.; upper face sensitive 
 with swelling, Atrop.; tenderness, over af- 
 fected side, BMagn. p.; left side, tender, 
 I ISul.; right side, tender, BClem. 
 
 Face, trembling : convulsive, Sabad.; in mus- 
 cles, 7rBism., 1 1 Op.; in muscles, with fiery 
 
 redness of left side, worse speaking, chewing, 
 eating fruit or anything sour, excited by least 
 touch, BKali m. 
 Jg^lr 5 convulsions, twitching. 
 
 Face, feeling of a triangle : base formed by 
 malar bones, apex in vertex, j Irid. 
 
 Face, tumors: cancerous, BCon.; of cheek, 
 Thuya. 
 
 Face, twitching: BAgar., Ant. c, B Ars., Bell., 
 Camph., BCham., Cic, BHyos., Lyss., BMerc, 
 BMez., BBOp., BSelen.; of muscles, in threat- 
 ened apoplexy, BLaur.; extending to whole 
 body (epilepsy), BBufo.; spread all over body, 
 increase to dancing and jumping, 1 1 Sec; before 
 attacks of bulimia, I IVer.; in catalepsy, BArt. 
 v.; of cheeks, Carbol. ac,'3Hell., Ver.; in cheek, 
 with threatened caries, EPhos.; in right cheek, 
 Agar. ; frequent, of right cheek, BMez.; followed 
 by spasms in chest, arresting respiration, 
 I I Strain.; in chorea, BAgar.; constant, OMygale; 
 convulsive, Aeon., Amb., Blod., Ilpec, BBLyc, 
 BMerc cor.; convulsive, of cheek, Val., Ver. 
 v.; convulsive, with cough, BAnt. t.; convul- 
 sive, with nausea and vomiting, Zinc; con- 
 vulsive, in pneumonia, IICheL; convulsive, 
 with constant inclination to laugh, Zinc; con- 
 vulsive, in tubercular meningitis, BLyc; with 
 cough, BBAnt. t.; with convulsions, BLaur., 
 BMosch.; in evening, on lying down, BNux v.; 
 toward eyes, from cheeks, Sang.; in typhoid 
 fever, BCoccul.; in left side, Brach., Tell.; left 
 side, between eye and corner of mouth, with 
 jerking, Cup. ars.; in constant motion (mania), 
 I I Stram.; in facial neuralgia, Sabad., I ISul. 
 ac; in hysterical neuralgia, 1 1 Val.; in pneu- 
 monia, 1 1 Puis.; during pregnancy, in cheeks, 
 BHyos.; precedes prosopalgia, filgn.; w T ith pu- 
 erperal convulsions, IINuxv.; rapid, convul- 
 sive, BCEnan.; with fiery redness of left side of 
 face, worse speaking, chewing, eating fruit or 
 anything sour, excited by least touch, BKali 
 m.; right side, w r orse from talking, better from 
 rest and sleep, patient is scrofulous and glands 
 are swollen (affection of inferior laryngeal 
 nerve), BCon.; better moving shoulders up and 
 down (irritability of cerebrospinal system), 
 I I Ran. b.; after stool, Ipec; with stuttering 
 (chorea), I I Sep.; tearing, in r. malar bone, to 
 temple, sore to touch, Bry.; and trembling, 
 ILaur. ; visible, especially right side, worse 
 during rest, BMenyanth. JK§J° contraction, 
 convulsions, distorted, risus sardonicus, 
 trembling. 
 
 Face, ulcers : BAnanth., Ars., BCon., BPhyt., 
 BPsor. ; antrum involved, from internal nose, 
 IKali iod.; cancerous, between right eye and 
 ear, iBrom.; cancerous, ill-conditioned, IPhyt.; 
 cancerous, scabbing, burning, BBArs.; cancer- 
 ous, spreading, Con.; gnawing, BCon.; gray 
 based, on cheeks, B BKali m.; with grayish 
 bottom, elevated edges, shooting pains ex- 
 tending to root of nose, and internal angle 
 of eye, I I Thuya; on left cheek, 'with bloody 
 ichor, discolored fundus, and raised edges, 
 BBBell.; serpiginous, excoriating, smarting, 
 Can st.; serpiginous, with excruciating pain, 
 I I Staph.; small and scattered, ILach.; on 
 cheek, after a sting, Vespa ; suppurating, 
 on left cheek, I Hod.; wartlike, on cheek, 
 BBArs.; on right zygoma, I IPhos. g@P cancer. 
 
 Face, warts: BCalc, BBCaust.. BBDulc, Kali c, 
 BNitr. ac,BThuya ; under eyes, Sul.; flatJSep.; 
 
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 itching, ISep.; on cheek, large, hard, dark- 
 colored, witli a large base rapidly increasing 
 in size, I I Thuya; on chin, Lye. ; on corners 
 of mouth, Cund.; old, IKali c; seed wart, on 
 left cheek, BCalc; small, ISep.; twelve about 
 mouth and chin, long, rough at top, peduncu- 
 lated, returned after ligation, I ISep. 
 
 Face, desire for washing with cold water : Apis. 
 
 Face, waxy: BArs., BAspar., ; IPhos., I IPhos. 
 ac, ISil.; with cough, IPhos.; in dropsy, 
 lAcet, ac, II Apis; with palpitation, ICalc; 
 in typhoid, IPhos., iZinc; in typhus, Zinc; 
 with irregular menses, IDig. 
 j^JiP anaemic, pale. 
 
 Face, white: ashy, suddenly faint, so weak, 
 believed she was dying (puerperal fever), 
 1 1 Act. rac.;in children, Dig.; dirty white, in 
 cholera infantum, ICalc. p.; in typhus, Zinc; 
 mottled, with red, IILach.; about nose or 
 mouth, I INatr. ph. Ji^ anaemic, pale. 
 
 Face, feeling similar to a cool, refreshing wind 
 when overheated : Gamb. 
 
 Face, wounds : $^ injuries. 
 
 Face, wants it wrapped up warm : BThuya. • 
 
 Face, wrinkled : BSars., Zinc; in abdominal 
 typhus, HStram.; in hydrocephalus, IHell.; 
 a deep wrinkle down side of mouth toward 
 chin, from each corner of nose (gastritis mu- 
 cosa in a child, typhus abdominalis), BArs.; 
 old, pale (marasmus), Abrot.; withered, in 
 cholera, BiEthus. $*ir old. 
 
 Face, yellow: Alum., Ananth., Aph. ch., 
 IIArg. nit.,!Ars.,Ars.h., Ascl. t.,BBry.,l ICalc, 
 ICalc. p., ICanth., ICaust., Ced., ICham., 
 HChel., iCina, IBCinch., Con., ICornus, 
 BCrotal., BDig., IFerr., BGels., IHell., IHep., 
 BHydras., Iod., Blpec, Kali bi., Kali br., Kali 
 c, BLach., Lachn., IBLye, IMagn. m., Mane, 
 IIMerc, IMerc cor., IMyr. cer., INatr. m., 
 ■Nitr. ac, INux v., IPetrol., IPhyt., BPlumb., 
 Psor.,Ptel., BSamb., BSars., BSep., BSil., BSul.; 
 in ascites and albuminuria, BApis ; bilious, 
 BPhos.; bilious, with constipation, BHydras.; 
 in scrofulous and lymphatic persons, yellow- 
 ish brown (pleurisy, with croupous exuda- 
 tion), BHep.; in cardialgia, I ISec; with 
 catarrh, IILyc; cheeks, Ars. h.; cheeks, with 
 traces of red vessels and circumscribed red- 
 ness, BLach.; at beginning of chill, Ars. h.; 
 dark, Ars. h., IMagn. c; dark about eyes, 
 Nitr. ac; dark, in affection of liver, IMagn. 
 m.; in diarrhoea biliosa, IMerc; dirty, Chlor., 
 
 I ISep.; dirty, in hemicrania, ISep.; dirty, pale 
 (in bilious attacks), BLach.; with dry, hot 
 skin, IIBteL; dull, in ozsena, BElaps ; with 
 dyspepsia, BSep.; earthy color, in Addison's 
 disease, BNatr. m.; earthy, with small, red 
 bloodvessels showing through skin (syphilis), 
 BLach.; in epistaxis metrorrhagia, BCroc; 
 around eyes, iSpig.; particularly around eyes, 
 as if occurring from a bruise (greenish yellow), 
 
 I I Med.; rings under eyes (toothache), ISpig.; 
 with sunken eyes, BPuls.; in fever and ague, 
 ■Cinch.; in intermittent, BFerr.; during apy- 
 rexia (intermittent), BArn.; in tertian, BDig.; in 
 typhoid, BLyc,BMerc;in typhus, BBapt., Zinc; 
 in yellow fever, BGels., BSul., IVer.; in gastric 
 derangement, BNatr. s.; in young girls, BBar. 
 c; yellowish gray, Coccul., I I Lye; and yet 
 feel hot, with constant chilliness, IPuls.; in 
 icteroid (paraplegia), I I Plumb.; jaundice, 
 Amb, BBell., BBChel., BDiosc, BGels., Iod., 
 
 BBMerc, IMyr. cer., Natr. s., BNitr.ac, BBNux 
 v., I IGEnan., BPhos.; dark brown, BArg. nit., 
 Blod.; jaundiced, cadaverous, BFerr.; jaun- 
 diced, in biliary colic, BCinch.; jaundiced, in 
 intermittent, BChin. s., 1 1 Tarant.; jaundice, 
 in insanity, I INux v.; in leucorrhcea, BNatr. 
 m.; in affection of liver, BCard. m., IMagn. m.; 
 in enlargement of liver, IChel.; in hepatitis, 
 IMerc; during menses, ICaust.; with irregti-. 
 lar menses, IDig.; especially around mouth 
 and nose, INux v.; in intercostal neuralgia, 
 I IStann.; and old looking, ISars., Bry.; pale, 
 ashy, in dyspepsia, ILyc; pale, soon changes 
 to brown, Iod.; pale, in dyspepsia, BLach.; 
 pale, sickly, Lachn.; usual redness of cheeks 
 has a mixture of dark yellow, I IChel.; with 
 red flush, I INux v.; yellowish red, in sun- 
 stroke, BGl,on.; with continual pain under 
 right ribs and in epigastrium (bronchitis), 
 ILyc; saddle across upper part of cheeks and 
 nose, IBSep. ; sickly, IPhos.; in spots, BFerr.; 
 straw color,! Arg.met.; straw color down to lips 
 (scirrhus of os uteri), BArg. met.; straw color, 
 with mucus in mouth, black teeth, fetid odor, 
 I I Plumb.; in syphilis, B BLach.; tawny, in ty- 
 phoid malaria, B Lye. vir.; particularly temples, 
 BCaust.; with obstinate, even malignant ul- 
 cers, ICrotaL; yellow white, BHydras. 
 gggf° brown, cachectic, earthy, spots. 
 
 FACEACHE (prosopalgia): BAcon., BAnacor., 
 Ananth., BApis, BArg. nit., 7rAtrop. s., BAur, 
 met., BIBell., BBism., B BCalc, BCaps., BCarbo 
 a., Case, B BCaust., BECed., BChel., BCinch., 
 BCoccul., BColoc, IFerr. ph., BBGels., BKalm., 
 BLith., BMagn. m., BBMagn. p., BMerc cor., 
 BMez., BNux v., BPlat., BPuls., BRhus, BSep., 
 BBSpig., IBStaph., BBStram., BBVer., I IVerbas., 
 , Vespa. 
 
 Faceache, in afternoon : regularly, BCoccul.; 
 commences at 4 p.m., continues all night, 
 IIMerc. cor. J^^ neuralgic. 
 
 Faceache, from exposure to cold air : BCalc 
 $^ cold, weather. 
 
 Faceache, arthritic: ICaust., BColch., BColoc, 
 llgn,, BLith., IMerc, Nux v., IRhus, ISpig. 
 fflST' drawing, rheumatic. 
 
 Faceache, with asthma : after disappearance of 
 tetters in face, IDulc. g®^ heat. 
 
 Faceache, back : from mechanical irritation of 
 spinal nerves, as in musical virtuosi, llgn. 
 
 Faceache, bed: worse after being in a short time, 
 ISil.; worse in heat of, BGlon. 
 
 Faceache, benumbing: in malar region, worse 
 opening jaw, Coccul.; intermittent in upper- 
 margin of left malar bone, I IVerbas.; whole 
 left side, Verbas.; as if gone to sleep, Benz. ac. 
 
 Faceache, biting : Berb.; burning, with con- 
 gestion in head, Grat.; in cheeks (epilepsy), 
 ICarbo a.; pricking in left cheek, below eye, 
 Zinc; sensation as if she had been bitten, in 
 left side near mouth, Lyss. 
 
 Faceache, in bones (undefined): Agar., Aur. 
 mur., INitr. ac; in chronic naso-pharyngeal 
 catarrh, I INatr. c; at night, IPhyt.; with 
 tearing, lancinating toothache, IKali c 
 jggp^ boring, bruised, crushing, digging, 
 gnawing, malar bones, pressing, screw- 
 ing. 
 
 Faceache, boring : in cheeks, ICalc; in bones, 
 Arg. nit., Nitr. sp. d.; in cheek bones, IMez., 
 Ziz.; worse during night, I ISil.; in caries, 
 1 1 Aur. met.; cramplike (neuralgia), 1 1 Plat.; 
 
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 in malar bones, IPlat.;in left malar bone, 
 better from touch, Thuya ; nightly, in malar 
 bone, insupportable during rest, and driving 
 one from place to place, BMagn. c; in right 
 cheek bone, Stront.; in prosopalgia, llgn., 
 BBPlat.; in right side, near canthusof eye, ex- 
 tending along nasal branch of trifacial nerve, 
 attack generally at night, IPlat.; in riaht zy- 
 goma, Camph.; in right zygomatic process, 
 when walking, BAur. met. 
 
 Faceache, with stertorous breathing: BGlon. 
 
 Faceache, bruised: I ISul.; aching, in right 
 side, Plant,; in bones, Zinc; in cheek bones, 
 when chewing, INatr. m.; in region of malar 
 bone, during menses, Stann.; dull, in right 
 malar bone, radiating into forehead and 
 right head, a small spot pulsates, and burns 
 like fire, Merc. iod. flaw; violent about in- 
 ferior orbital edges, on awaking in morning, 
 on pressing them, Sars.; in periosteum, Ruta ; 
 before prosopalgia, BIgn.; in left zygoma, 
 worse when touched, Coral. J^T* soreness. 
 
 Faceache, burning : j^-pf 15 Face burning. 
 
 Faceache, with oppression of chest : Aur. met. 
 
 Faceache, chewing: causes aching in muscles, 
 Osm.; better from, ICup. ac. 
 
 Faceache, with chill : BCaust,; after suppressed 
 chills, by quinine, fli Stann. 
 
 Faceache, after abuse of coffee, liquor or qui- 
 nine: BBNux v. 
 
 Faceache, cold : after exposure on damp day, 
 IGels.; after catching, during stormy weather, 
 both sides affected, attacks more frequent 
 during winter and spring, BNitr. sp. d.; after 
 taking, pain down sides of, face, IGraph.; 
 from being in a cellar while he sweated, 
 I I Rhus. $£^° air, weather. 
 
 Faceache, worse from concussion ; BArn., 
 BBell., BSpig. 
 
 Faceache, congestive : $gp" inflammatory. 
 
 Faceache, with frequent epileptic-like convul- 
 sions of face : Aurant. 
 
 Faceache, with constipation: BBNatr. m. 
 
 Faceache, constriction : in left malar bone, 
 extending into left eye, BColoc; constrictive, 
 from temple and eyes to whole side, worse by 
 noise, movement and touch, ICinch. 
 ggg^ cramplike, pinching, tensive. 
 
 Faceache, cramplike : BMagn. p.; severe, in 
 bones, BMagn. m.; in left cheek, 01. an.; in ma- 
 lar bones, Hyos., BPlat,; dull, in malar bone 
 (abscess of antrum), BMez.; in malar region, 
 worse on opening mouth, Coccul.; beginning in 
 left zygoma, and spreading towards eye, 
 temple, ear, and down neck to shoulder, worse 
 on entering a warm room and after warm food , 
 first on right, then on left side (prosopalgia), 
 BMez.; numbness in left malar bone, BPlat.; 
 in malar bone, with tension and tensive draw- 
 ing in cheeks, inducing desire to sneeze, 
 Kali m. 
 jgg^ constriction, pinching, tensive. 
 
 Faceache, crushing, in bones : Ananth.; in 
 neuralgia, like a crushing with tongs, often 
 occurs twice a day, Verbas. 
 
 Faceache, cutting : in bones, Arg. nit. ; worse in 
 left side, BBell.; in toothache, BStaph. 
 gglT' lancinating, stabbing. 
 
 Faceache, darting: BMagn. p.; in cheekbones, 
 with threatened caries, BPhos.; with frontal 
 headache, Stilling.; in inferior maxillary 
 branch of trifacial nerve, BPlant.; in hysteri- 
 
 cal neuralgia, I IValer.; worse by noise, move- 
 ment and touch, ICinch.; in different parts, 
 beginning in uncertain places, attacks brought 
 on by speaking, eating or slightest touch, 
 BPhos.; in right side, Lyss.; sharp, through 
 side, with dulness in head, Sticta ; stinging in 
 left cheek, with coryza, after abuse of mer- 
 cury, BKali iod.; stinging in left half, under 
 left eye to cheek bone, when they were worse, 
 and toward left side of nose, radiating, not so 
 painful, to teeth of upper jaw, better from 
 heat, I ISpig. Jg^^lightning-like, neuralgic. 
 
 Faceache, during day: morning till sunset, 
 • worse at noon, B BSpig. 
 
 Faceache, digging : Aur. mur.; in neuralgia, 
 I I Sep.; in malar bone, nightly, insupportable 
 during rest and driving from place to place, 
 BMagn. c. 
 
 Faceache, drawing: Alum., BHyper., BKali 
 c, IIRhod., BRhus, BSep., Starin.; in bones, 
 BColch.; extending into cheek, BCaust.; 
 cramplike, extending to articulation of jaws, 
 after abuse of mercury, 1 1 Kali m.; cramplike, 
 extending to articulation of jaw, with sting- 
 ing in jaw and teeth, I I Kali m.; dull, in pros- 
 opalgia, llgn.; extending into ear, BCaust,; 
 at 9 p.m., Zing.; worse in evening, Cist.; in 
 cheek, with cedematous swelling of face and 
 eyelids, BRhus; here and there, BBArs.; in 
 upper jaw, BAur. met., MCarbov., Rhus v.; 
 in upper left jaw to temple, Zing.; in upper 
 jaw, in smallpox, I IVar.; in left side, from 
 chin to temple, after severe pain, Polyg.; in 
 left side, with sensation of heat and dulness 
 in head, I I Puis.; from left cheek into interior 
 of left eye, better cold air, Cepa ; in malar 
 bone, Iodof., Rhus, Stann.; in left malar bone, 
 Camph.; in left malar bone, lying down, 
 Chel.; in right malar bone, Arg. met., 611.; 
 in right malar bone, toward temple, Am- 
 moniac; cramp in muscles, region of left mas- 
 toid process, must incline head to right side, 
 Mang.; in upper maxilla, Abrot,; in maxilla, 
 from left to eye and ear, I I Chel.; in malar 
 bone, to temple, Viol.; in muscles, Ang., Bar. 
 m.; in masseter muscles, BNux v.; in cheeks, 
 from music, I IPhos. ac; in neuralgia, BVer.; 
 in facial nerve, BCarbo v.; painful, in paral- 
 ysis of face, BCadm. s.; in right cheek, 
 BAgar., BCaust.; in right, I ITereb.; spasmodic, 
 in cheek bones, Val.; in toothache, BStaph.; 
 tensive, in cheeks, inducing desire to sneeze, 
 and cramp in malar bone, Kali m.; twitching 
 in maxillary bones, BBry.; transitory, in left 
 side, from cheek bone toward nose, as if in 
 muscles, in evening, Lyss.; often attended 
 with a sensation as if part were being drawn 
 tighter and tighter, and then suddenly let 
 loose, as if cutting a tight string, I I Puis. 
 gtg^ arthritic, neuralgic, rheumatic. 
 
 Faceache, drinking: from excesses, BArs., BIgn., 
 BBNux v. 
 
 Faceache, dull pain : in evening, worse at night, 
 disturbing sleep, I I Hyper.; in malar bones, 
 Iodof.; in left malar bone, in morning, Ars. L; 
 in right malar bone, 1 1 Hell.; sensation of 
 pressure in left malar bone, Coccul. 
 
 Faceache, in dyspepsia : BArg. nit, 
 
 Faceache, extends through ear: especially left, 
 BLach., BSep. $3^ noise. 
 
 Faceache, eating : attacks mostly after, between 
 5 and 7 p.m., lasts one to three hours, patient 
 
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 could not bear least touch of head and screamed 
 from severity of pain, I I Zinc; caused by miss- 
 ing dinner at usual hour, BCact. 
 
 Faceache, eruption : after suppression of ecze- 
 matous, on ear, during day paroxysms of pain 
 every five to six minutes, intense but of short 
 duration, less often at night, pain begins about 
 lips and gums, spreads thence over whole right 
 side of face, 1 1 Thuya ; small lumps and nod- 
 ules,IISil.; after disappearance of tetter in face, 
 IDulc; after zoster, BKalm., BMez. 
 
 Faceache, evening : worse, I lEhus ; drawing, 9 
 p.m., Cist., Zing.; until midnight, with moan- 
 ing, IMez.; neuralgia worse, 1 1 Sep., Zinc; 
 pressing pain worse, I Caps.; tearing, Cist., 
 ICocc, IPuls., Thuya, g^ night. 
 
 Faceache, excitement: Ji^gp mental. 
 
 Faceache, exertion : JSggT 3 motion. 
 
 Faceache, eyes: with inflammation, IBry.;with 
 lachrymation, IBSpig.; with ciliary neuralgia, 
 B ISpig.; spreads to forehead, teeth, ears, 
 changing features, Rob.; from suppressed 
 blennorrhea, BIgn. 
 
 Faceache, with fever: typhoid and miliary, BIgn. 
 
 Faceache, fierce : through left side, into teeth 
 and ear (hysterical neuralgia), Val. 
 
 Faceache, finger points: radiating to, BCoccul. 
 
 Faceache, gnawing : Aur. mur., Berb.; in right 
 malar bone, Lyss.; worse in temples, espe- 
 cially right, Aurant. ; in right malar bone, into 
 teeth, cheeks swollen, cannot chew, BLyc 
 
 Faceache, during prolonged course of gonor- 
 rhoea: BIgn. 
 
 Faceache, grumbling : BKali iod.; or shooting 
 pains, especially with malaise, I I Gels. 
 
 Faceache, with hawking: of white mucus, 
 Kali m. 
 
 Faceache, with headache: Brach.; violent, 
 stunning, BIris ; extending over head, even to 
 hairy scalp (periodical toothache), BCoccion.; 
 on right frontal protuberance to right occi- 
 pital region, of forty-five years standing 
 (headache), I ITuberc Jg^ 15 temples. 
 
 Faceache, with dilated heart : BTabac 
 
 Faceache, heat : worse from, and in bed, jerk- 
 ing better, BPhos., Rhod.; tearing better, 
 Rhod.; in pregnancy better in a warm room, 
 I I Sep.; worse in warm room, evenings better 
 in cool or open air, BKali s.; worse in a 
 warm room, in bed and from hot food, in 
 evening till midnight, lying with head low, 
 on left side or on side "not affected, I IPuls.; 
 better wrapping up head, BHep., BMez., ISil. 
 g^° bed, fever, inflammatory. 
 
 Faceache, with hemorrhoids : BSil. ; from sup- 
 pressed fluxes, BIgn. 
 
 Faceache, in Highmorian cavity : fi^T" malar 
 bone. 
 
 Faceache, with canine hunger : worse or excited 
 by slightest exposure to cold, better by ex- 
 ternal warmth, BDulc. 
 
 Faceache, increases and decreases gradually : 
 BBStann. 
 
 Faceache, inflammatory : BAcon., Arn.,BBar.c, 
 BBell., BBry.,Cact., QFerr. ph., Glon., BLach., 
 BMerc, Phos., Plat., Thuya, Ver. B®* heat. 
 
 Faceache, infraorbital : Arg. nit., BBell., Cinch., 
 Iris, Nux v., Plat., Verbas., Zinc; left side, 
 commences near foramen, extends into eye, 
 temple, ear, nose and teeth, jerking and tear- 
 ing, increased temperature of parts, which 
 are sensitive to touch, afternoon till midnight, 
 
 drives out of bed, better toward morning, 
 MSpig. 
 
 Faceache, with influenza : BSpig. 
 
 Faceache, intermittent : beginning with shak- 
 ing severe chill, Sabad.; chronic, BCed.; 
 with congestion of eyes and head, BSep. ; 
 in upper jaw, Cup. ars.; in a man who used 
 liquor, coming on every spring, attack ap- 
 peared 9 a.m., and ceased 2 p.m., BNux v.; 
 worse in infraorbital branch of trifacial, worse 
 in morning, better lying in bed, BNux v. 
 JE^i^ periodic. 
 
 Faceache, jaw: jgggr malar bone ; also Chap. 9, 
 Lower jaw neuralgia. 
 
 Faceache, jerking: 1 1 Rhod.; cooling, in left 
 upper, Asim.; in left upper, Sabad. ; in left 
 side, with sensation of heat and dulness in 
 head, I IPuls.; in right malar bone, BCarbo v., 
 BChel.; violent in pes anserinum, ICoccul.; 
 in left cheek, extending to forehead, right 
 temple, worse taking anything cold into 
 mouth, or in cold or wet weather, better from 
 warmth, BPhos.; like electric shocks upward, 
 Sep. ; worse from wind and changes in weather, 
 better eating and from warmth, Rhod. 
 jg^gr* neuralgic, tearing, twitching. 
 
 Faceache, joints : worse in evening, Cist.; in 
 tempero-maxillary, Vespa. 
 J^° Chap. 9, Lower jaw joint. 
 
 Faceache, lacerating : from cold or caries, in 
 teeth, B BMerc; in right half, Con. 
 fg^ tearing. 
 
 Faceache, laming pain: in right side, extend- 
 ing to parietal bone, worse in right clavicle, 
 better from eating, worse from touch and lying 
 down, BCinch. 
 
 Faceache, lancinating: ICinch.; in malar bone, 
 Alum.; usually left side, sometimes right, 
 occasionally both, every morning from 7 to 
 12, better by pressure, Chin. s. ; in right cheek, 
 BAgar., Brach. $^ cutting, stabbing. 
 
 Faceache, left side: Arund., Brach., IChel., 
 BDulc, BGlon., 1 1 Sep.; worse in damp, cold 
 air, I ISpig.; bruised, Coral.; in cheek, Dios., 
 Merc iod. rub., 1 1 Staph.; worse in cheek, in 
 evening after lying down, close to ear, seizing 
 temporal and zygomatic region, with sensa- 
 tion as if bones were sawed through, radiat- 
 ing to os petrosum, with sensation at a small 
 place as if there were a hole in bone, which 
 feels at touch as if brain were touched, 
 I IStram.; in cheek, followed by a hard pain- 
 less swelling, size of a pea, Lyss.; parts ten- 
 der, cannot chew, BHell., I ISpig.; worse by 
 cold or damp, Polyg. ; developed from a heavy 
 cold, involves eye, coming and going suddenly, 
 
 I ISpig.; constriction, BColoc; continuous, 
 
 I I Ver. ; cramplike, IMez., BPlat.; as if cut off 
 at septum and middle of forehead (prosopal- 
 gia), BChel.; every day at 6 p.m., lasts till 4 
 a.m., BGuaiac; downward, BHell.; drawing, 
 Cepa, I IChel., DMang, Polyg., I IPuls.; began 
 over eye, with severe stitches in ear, passed 
 over left cheek to ala nasi, stitching tearing, 
 
 I I Stram. ; with tearing, burning, shooting into 
 eye, malar bone and teeth, IBSpig.; commenc- 
 ing in foramen mentale and extending into 
 ear, I IPuls. ; better wrapping up head, I ISpig.; 
 severe, darting to temples, remits during day, 
 worse 9 p.m. 5 1 1 Merc. cor. ; on a level with zygo- 
 matic process and malar bone, almost constant, 
 
 I I Thuya; affecting lower maxillary bone, 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 also frontal, involving left side of head, to 
 nape of neck, pain maddening, IMagn. p. ; 
 from jaw to ear, Plant.; jerking, Osm., IPhos., 
 1 1 Puis., Sabad.; lancinating, Chin, s.; with 
 retarded menses IILobel. i.; to neck, IGuaiac; 
 needlelike, ICinch.; neuralgia of trigeminus, 
 1 1 Aeon., INatr. m.; chronic otitis media, INatr. 
 c; from parotid to eye, IColoc. ; periodic, in 
 morning, worse by noise, movement and touch, 
 ICinch.; piercing, I ISpig.; pressing, I IVerbas., 
 IColoc; pressing, tearing, Lachn., Spig. ; better 
 from rest, 1 1 Spig. ; better rubbing with cloth 
 dipped in cold water, ICaust.; scorched feel- 
 ing, I ISpig.; shooting, IColoc, IKali bi., 
 IMagn. c, IPlant,, MVal.; soreness, Cup. 
 ars., IILacc, Lyss., IISul.; stabbing, I ISul.; 
 from arcus superciliaris downward, IMez. ; 
 stinging, Apis, Asar., I IColoc, Ind., Merc 
 iod. flav., Spong. ; stitches, vEsc. h., Camph., 
 ICon., I INatr. m., Paris,ISang., Staph.; worse 
 at exit of supraorbital nerve, tearing, cut- 
 ting pain from thence to forehead, zygoma 
 and check, affects right side, attacks 9 a.m., 
 height about noon, then gradually diminish 
 until 4 p.m. and disappear, worse from least 
 motion, I I Verbas. ; from supraorbital region to 
 teeth, ear and nape of neck, worse in a warm 
 room, warmth of bed, lying with head low, 
 chilliness, 1 1 Puis.; tearing, Ars., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., IColoc, Graph., Magn. s., IMez., 
 Plant., MSars., MSars., Spong., MStaph., 
 Zinc; tensive pain, IColoc, ISpig., 1 IVerbas.; 
 tendernessof affected parts, IColoc. ; from abuse 
 of tobacco, I I Sep.; involving supra-maxillary 
 portion of trigeminus, lancinating, crampy 
 darting and shooting, extorting cries, I Magn. 
 p.; extends upward, worse in cold air, better 
 by warmth, walking about, worse in evening, 
 Sul.; cannot lean on left side, I Ars. 
 
 Faceache, light: strong, ICact.; worse from, 
 ■Ars., I Bell., IChel., Coccion., ICon., Magn. 
 p., I ISpig. 
 
 Faceache, lightning-like : attacks of pain, grad- 
 ually growing more frequent, GKali m.; shoots 
 over right side in talking, sneezing, biting 
 hard, or touching teeth with tongue, attacks 
 in morning, last ten minutes to an hour, 
 I IVerbas. Jgglr darting, neuralgic. 
 
 Faceache, lying : tolerable only when still in 
 bed, ICact.; worse on affected side, Spig.; 
 worse lying down, better sitting up (neural- 
 gia), IFerr. 
 
 Faceache, in malar bones : lAgar., Calc s., 
 ICaust., ICup. ac, IHyos., Iod., Ilris, IKali 
 iod., Sul., 1 1 Verbas., Viol.; below, 1 1 Merc cor.; 
 with swelling in one cheek, INux v.; worse 
 when chewing, INatr. m.; dull, in left, 
 worse from exertion, 1 1 Lace; in left High- 
 morian cavity (coryza), IBerb.; near left 
 ear, as if sawing bone, on a small spot, as if 
 a hole were there and when touched, hor- 
 rible sensation as if brain were touched, 
 at first better by warmth, worse evening 
 and night, Stram.; shoots in right eye, nose 
 and below ear when touched, Ars. met.; pain 
 under, extends transversely across face, Stil- 
 ling.^ in left, I IChel., Ipom.; about left, in 
 evening, IChin. s.; originating on left, near 
 ear, extending through teeth to nose, through 
 eyes to temples into head, painful spots burn 
 like fire, sensitive to rays of sun, Thuya ; in 
 left, extending into eye, IColoc; begins on 
 
 left, extends down face to neck, only left 
 side, pains shooting downward, with burn- 
 ing and throbbing parts, feels swollen 11.15 
 a.m. till 3.30 p.m., when she sleeps, worse 
 lying, better standing, hard pressure, cold or 
 warm applications, I ISpig.; left, painful when 
 touched, Paris ; pain, when free from pain in 
 limbs, IKali bi.; during menses, IStann.; goes 
 off at night, reappears next day, lAct. rac; 
 in morning, on awaking, severe at night, none 
 in day, spreads over lower and upper maxil- 
 lne, radiates to vertex, occiput, neck, arms 
 and fingers, ISep.; commences over, and ex- 
 tends backward over side of head, worse at 
 night, commences gradually 9 p.m., worse 
 until 3 a m., when it gradually subsides, comes 
 on at breakfast and lasts till 4 p.m., IISul.; 
 to nose, eye, ear, neck and side of head, 
 shooting and burning, better kneeling down 
 and holding head tight to floor, 1 1 Sang.; ex- 
 tends to infra and supraorbital nerves, and 
 up side of head, comes on afternoon, lasts three 
 hours, returns again late at night, continues 
 till 1 a.m., comes on again in morning, disap- 
 pears before afternoon, I ISul.; to root of nose 
 and temples, IPhos.; in right, IChel., Dolich, 
 Iodof., Irid., I IVerbas.; in right towards 
 ear, I IPsor.; in right, in morning, Arum d.; 
 in right at night on awaking, I IChel.; in 
 right, extending to supraorbital region during 
 night, Anag.; in right, extending to head, 
 causing sleeplessness,! I Med.; in right, worse 
 opening jaw, Coccul.; in right, as if from teeth, 
 with swollen face, Syph.; from right to left, 
 I Calc p.; under right, better by pressure, 
 Bry.; both sides, intermittent, Gnaphal.; in 
 orbital plate of right superior, better press- 
 ure, Bapt. ; in maxillary sinuses, with copious 
 thick expectoration, chilliness, vomiting, loss 
 of appetite, loose stools, sleeplessness and rest- 
 lessness (influenza), IPuls.; steady, IPlat.; 
 seems to start, before paroxysm, parts becom- 
 ing cold, IDulc; torturing neuralgic pains 
 daily at same hour, with flushing of that side 
 of face, IKali cy.; worse from touch and in 
 evening (faceache), ICaps.;' worse from touch, ' 
 extending to ears and temples, worse in fresh 
 air, better wrapping up face, 1 Hep.; transient, 
 I IChel.; from within out, I IDros.; in region 
 of os zvgomaticum, IGraph.; below right 
 zygoma, *IBell. fi^Tbones, boring, bruised, 
 crushing, digging, gnawing. 
 
 Faceache, from malarial influences, Ced., 
 ICinch., I IChin. s.,IEup. perf, Ipec, INatr. m. 
 
 Faceache, menses : with scanty, ICaust., IMez.; 
 worse at menstrual period, must lie with head 
 over side of bed, body prone, I I Zinc. 
 
 Faceache, mental: after emotions, ICoccul., 
 ICup.ac, Hgn., I ISep.; after excessive mental 
 work, llgn.; from thinking, Amm. c 
 
 Faceache, after mercury: IAur.met.,1 ICarbo v., 
 Cinch.,IIHep.,'INitr.ac, ISul. > 
 
 Faceache, in morning : lancinating, 7 to 12, 
 Chin, s.; lightninglike, I IVerbas.; tearing, 
 IMez., Thuya, 
 
 Faceache, about centre of cheek, as if bitten by 
 mosquito : Carbol. ac. 
 
 Faceache, motion : worse from HSpig.; worse 
 by opening mouth, especially if there be con- 
 gestion of blood to head, I IPhos.; worse open- 
 ing mouth, Coccul.; darting worse, ICinch.; 
 neuralgia worse, INux v., IIBell.; pressing 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 pain worse, BCinch.; pressing pain, better 
 running about, IBism.; obliged to run from 
 room to room all night, to hold painful side 
 and constantly wag head, as soon as she re- 
 mained quiet pains returned, IMagn. c.; shoot- 
 ing worse, BBell.; worse from exertion, 
 ICact., 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Faceache, music: caused by, BCact.; from ex- 
 cesses in musical performances (spinal irrita- 
 tion), llgn. 
 
 Faceache, as if nails were driven into jaws : 
 IPhos. 
 
 Faceache, with nausea: and vomiting, llris. 
 $^ vomiting. 
 
 Faceache, neuralgic : I Aeon., IArs., BBell., 
 ICham., I Caps., ICarbo v., Cup. m., IGels., 
 Hyos., BIgn., BLach., BLyc, B IMagn. p., 
 BNux v., Plat., BBSpig., BVer.; spreads over all 
 branches, from foramen stylo mastoideum to 
 ala nasi, tearing produces oscillation of facial 
 muscles with distortion,! IStram.; chronic, ex- 
 tending to temple, ear, alse nasi and upper 
 lip, worse in open air, better wrapping up 
 warmly, BHep.; chronic, almost constant for 
 two years, I I Verbas.; from derangement of 
 dental nerves, BHekla ; dental, in inferior 
 branch of fifth, BChloral. ; numbness of 
 lips from paralysis of trifacial nerve, BNatr. 
 m.; of fifth pair, BAmyl.; flying from one 
 branch to another, BBGels.ras if a hot iron 
 were thrust through ramification of fifth 
 pair (hemicrania), BArs.; of fifth pair, par- 
 ticularly when pain is traceable along one 
 of its three divisions at a time, BGels.; pain 
 in all three divisions of fifth pair, left side, 
 on exposure to cold draught of air, worry 
 or anxiety, begins 6 p.m., lasts three or 
 four days with little intermission, sharp dart- 
 ing, every few moments, I ISul.; in fifth pair, 
 worse from touch and in evening, Zinc; in 
 infraorbital and maxillary branches of fifth 
 pair, BSpig. ; affecting pes anserinus, paroxysms 
 • in forenoon, I I Plat. ; affecting pes anserinus, 
 severe pains like tic douloureux when region 
 supplied by it is touched (tertian ague), BPuls.; 
 affecting pes anserinus, worse from touch, 
 1 1 Staph.; involving supra and infraorbital 
 regions,BMagn.p. ; in inferior maxillary branch 
 of trifacial, B Plant.; in left upper jaw, daily at 
 4, increasing until 10, ceasing at 4 p.m., BKali 
 cy. ; of trigeminus, BArs., Hydrocot., BVer.; 
 of trigeminus, from taking cold, BMerc; of 
 trigeminus, after suppressed gonorrhoea, or 
 eczema of ears, BThuya ; of trigeminus, heat 
 running up in head before attack, weak 
 nervous feeling in abdomen during interval, 
 BLach.; of trigeminus, left side, face red, hot, 
 restless, anguish, B 3 Aeon.; of trigeminus, 
 early in morning, worse from standing 
 and motion, BNux v.; of trigeminus, oph- 
 thalmic branch on left side, regularly at 
 7 a.m., increasing till noon, then decreas- 
 ing, BNatr. m.; of trigeminus, especially 
 supraorbital branch (Bright's disease), BChel.; 
 of trigeminus, causing toothache and hemi- 
 crania, Coloc; in smaller twigs, BIgn. 
 jggp darting, jerking, lightning-like, 
 tearing. 
 
 Faceache, night: comes on 11 or 12 p.m., 
 I ISul.; boring, BMagn. c; bursting, I I Staph.; 
 chill, no thirst, BCaust.; digging, BMagn. 
 c; neuralgia worse, I ISul., MSil.j pressing, 
 
 MChel.; singing, BCon.; stitches, Spong.; 
 
 tearing, BMagn. c, BCon. f$>^ evening. 
 Faceache, noise: worse from, BBSpig.; worse 
 
 from odors of cooking, worse evening, better 
 
 by sleep, 1 1 Sep. 
 Faceache, due to prolonged nursing : BIgn. 
 Faceache, painful: above root of nose, BCaps. 
 Faceache, with palpitation : I I Spig. 
 Faceache, with paralytic symptoms : BCaust., 
 
 BGels., BBNatr. m.; at beginning, BKali m. 
 Faceache, periodic: BCinch., BGlon., BBSpig.; 
 
 clocklike, Ced.; at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. and 10 p.m., 
 
 I I Chin, s.; every day, at 6 p. m., lasts until 
 4 A.M.JGuaiac; recurs, especially after checked 
 ague, BBNatr. m.; affecting different parts on 
 different days, BMagn. p.; in jerks, Val.; from 
 left to right, mostly in infraorbital and 
 maxillary branches, BCinch.; from torpid 
 liver, 1 1 Polyp. ; in paroxysms, with an 
 hour's interval, for two months, followed 
 by soreness, side of face sore and throb- 
 bing when lying upon it, pains extend all 
 over right side of head, and when violent 
 shoot to opposite side, worse in a cold or 
 very warm room, does not venture, into 
 a draught (neuralgic alveolar periostitis), 
 
 I I Thuya. $g^ a intermittent. 
 Faceache, affection of periosteum: BSil. 
 
 gH^" bones, boring, malar bones. 
 
 Face, piercing : as if muscles of left side, from 
 forehead to neck and left axilla, were pierced 
 with red hot needles, affects muscles of cheek 
 and around eye spasmodically, I I Spig.; fine, 
 in nerves, tormenting on falling asleep, 
 BCaps.; worse in right side, Apis. 
 g® 01 stabbing. 
 
 Faceache, pinching: in malar bone, BHyos.; 
 in malar bone (migraine), 1 1 Verbas.; in pros- 
 opalgia, 1 1 Plat.; in right cheek, Arn.; on 
 small circumscribed spot below lower eyelid, 
 producing twitching in lower lid, dazzling be- 
 fore eyes, and diplopia (infraorbital neural- 
 gia), 1 1 Coloc. 
 jHH^- constriction, cramplike, tensive. 
 
 Faceache,duringpregnancy:BIgn.,BSep.,BStram. 
 
 Faceache, pressing : BFerr. ph.; in bones, Arg. 
 met, Nitr. sp. d.; in bones (jaundice before 
 attack), BArg. nit.; better from warm room, 
 lying quiet, 1 1 Sep.; as if with pincers, in ma- 
 lar bones, worse from pressure, BCina. 
 
 Faceache, pressure : better from external, 
 BCup. ac; worse from, or contact, BDros. 
 
 Faceache, pricking : Arund., BCalc, BNitr. ac; 
 in erysipelas, I I Apis; in right malar bone, 
 Indig.; passing transversely across upper jaw, 
 Spong.; in skin, Sil.; under skin, Bar. 
 gsgg? 11 sticking, stinging. 
 
 Faceache, after quinine: BHep., BNux, BPuls., 
 BBNatr. m. 
 
 Faceache, radiates : from orbit to forehead and 
 from over skin of face (prosopalgia), B BBell. ; 
 lower faceto nose, face,temples and neck,BSpig. 
 
 Faceache, rest : digging, worse, BMagn. c. ; bet- 
 ter by lying quiet, I I Sep.; tearing and throb- 
 bing, better lying quietly on face, 1 1 Spig. 
 
 Faceache, rheumatic : BAcon., BAct. rac, Ars., 
 BBBry., BiCaust.; Gels., BHep., BKalm., Lach., 
 Magn., Merc, Mez., Nux v., Phos., BPhyt., 
 BPuls., BRhod., BSpig., Ver.; worse at night, 
 BCalc. p., in decayed tooth, BAct. sp. 
 jgigp^ arthritic, drawing. 
 
 Faceache, right side: BCaust., BCinch., BCo- 
 
8. UPPER FACE. 
 
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 loc, ICurar., IFerr. m., Lil. tig., BLyc, BMez., 
 IISul. ; agonizing, BKalm.; awakened, BIris ; 
 boring, lAur. met., Camph., IPlat., Stront.; 
 bruised, Merc. iod. flav.; changing location 
 frequently, returning every two or three 
 hours, rushes about like lightning, IMagn. 
 p.; in cheek, Arund., IISul.; in cheek, with 
 alkaline taste in mouth, IKalm. ; chronic, 
 ICact.; after exposure to cold, with numbness, 
 or succeeded by numbness (neuralgia), BKalm.; 
 for three weeks almost constant, affecting 
 chiefly upper and lower jaw,extending forward 
 to middle line, pain worse from 4 till 10 p.m., 
 I IMerc. cor.; cutting, IBell.; darting, Lyss., 
 IKali iod., I ISpig.; drawing, BAgar., Arg. met., 
 ICaust., Lyss., I ITereb.; daily, 7 a.m. until 
 noon, with fever and lachrymation of right 
 eye, suffering parts become moist,Chin.s.; after 
 checking eruption on ear, leaving numb feel- 
 ing, Thuya ; commencing over right eye and 
 extending in a few moments over whole right 
 side of face, must get out of bed, towards "ten 
 o'clock pain ceases, IMagn. p.; between eye 
 and nose, I IKalm.; extends over jaw of that 
 side and to top of head, comes on evening, 
 lasts all night, better toward morning, I ISul.; 
 jerking, ICarbo v., IChel.; laming, I Cinch., 
 IChin. s.; lancinating, I Agar., Brach.; light- 
 ning-like, 1 1 Verb.; pains when she lies down, 
 I ISpig.; was unable to lie on that side, 
 IMerc. sol.; neuralgia, worse, I IBell., BCed., 
 IMagn. p.; worse at night, I I Puis.; in paraly- 
 sis, ICurar.; pinching, Arn.; pressing, I IChel., 
 Irid., I IKalm., llPsor., Spong. ; Verbas.; 
 pricking, Indig. ; better from smoking, worse 
 lving on painful side, IClem. ;shooting,Aurant., 
 ■Bell., ICist., BClem., Eryng., BHam., 1 1 Ver- 
 bas.; shooting tearing^ HPhos. ; soreness, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; stinging, Asar.; stitches, 
 IGuaiac.,BSep.,Spong., I IZinc.;tearing,IAgar., 
 Anag. Amm. m., Anac, Anag., Arg. met., I Bell., 
 ICarbo v., I IChel., ICinch., IKalm., IMagn. c, 
 IPlat., Psor., Spig., Spong., I IStram., ISul., 
 Thuya; right, then leftside, stitches, IMez.; 
 spreading over from teeth and gums, radiates 
 over mouth, eyes and ears, 1 1 Rhod. ; stupefy- 
 ing, IKalm.; proceeding from hollow teeth, 
 better by cold application, IKali ph.; from 
 temples to canine teeth, aching and jerking 
 pain, I ISul. ac. 
 
 Faceache, scalding sensation: of cheeks, I ISil.; 
 bones (ophthalmia), Bell. 
 
 Faceache, in one side, in a patient recovering 
 from sciatica : pains periodic, three or four 
 times a dav, each attack lasting an hour, 
 IColoc. 
 
 Faceache, left side fe°ls as if it had been 
 scorched : during day, better after eating 
 (neuralgia), I ISpig. 
 
 Faceache, scraping : before menses, INatr. m. 
 
 Faceache, screwing: in bones (jaundice be- 
 fore attack), I Arg. nit.; zygomata screwed 
 in, with toothache, Euphor. 
 
 Faceache, from sexual excesses : llgn. 
 
 Faceache, worse from shaking : stooping and 
 all motion, IFerr. ph. 
 
 Faceache, sharp: in left malar bone, I IPlat. 
 
 Faceache, gives a shock : Ananth., llgn. 
 
 Faceache, shooting : I I Apis ? IGels., IMagn. p., 
 Natr. ph.; dartlike, llgn.; inward, in left ma- 
 lar bone, with pressure, IKali bi.; in upper 
 jaw, Cup. ars.; in left side, 1 1 Val.; up left side 
 
 to temples and ears, with red face, IPlant.; 
 in left side, like lightning, worse from touch, 
 draught, changes of temperature, cannot stay 
 in bed, must walk floor, IMagn. c; in malar 
 bone, ICarbo a., Lyss.; from malar bone into 
 ear, IBell.; intense, below malar bone and zy- 
 gomatic arch, darts along gums and down 
 neck from ear, 1 1 Merc. cor. ; in left upper 
 maxillary bone, toward ear, IKali bi.; occa- 
 sional pains along right superior maxil- 
 lary bone, IHam.; from right into right eye, 
 1 1 Verbas.; in right side, from eyes to teeth, 
 in morning, Eryng.; from right side to 
 temple, ear and nape of neck, worse from 
 touch and motion, better from pressure, IBell.; 
 right cheek, tearing up into head, I IPhos.; 
 worse in temples, especially right, Aurant.; 
 in left side, between temple, ear and jaw, 
 with nausea and empty violent retching, de- 
 priving her of sleep, IColoc; in upper, with 
 headache, Lyss.; upward, in right side, to 
 ear and eye and temple, IClem.; on right 
 zygoma, ICist. J^gT 1 darting, neuralgic. 
 
 Faceache, sleep : prevents, Brach.; disturbing, 
 IMez.; arouses from, I I Ver. 
 
 Faceache, smarting: All. sat.; along cheek, 
 course of lymphatics, down into neck, Vespa. 
 
 Faceache, soreness: IRhus; in bones, ICarbo 
 v., Cup. ars.; in bones of left side, Cup. ars.; 
 in left superior maxillary, I I Lac c; of bones 
 and limbs, IMerc. iod. flav.; of left cheek, with 
 heat of face from thinking, Lyss.; along 
 course of lymphatics, down to neck, Vespa ; 
 in middle of left cheek, Lyss. ; especially of 
 bones, with dull frontal headache, IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; in bones of upper and lower jaw, 
 ICarbo v.; left side, I ISul.; in maxillary bones, 
 ICarbo v.; of right side (sore throat), IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; of skin, after severe neuralgia, 
 ICod.; of muscles, IHam.; near zygomatic 
 process, Brach. &|p bruised. 
 
 Faceache, in small, circumscribed spot below 
 lower eyelid, which produces twitching in 
 lower lid, dazzling before eyes, and diplopia 
 (infraorbital neuralgia) : 1 1 Coloc. 
 
 Faceache, stabbing : in inferior maxillary 
 branch of trifacial nerve, IPlant.; sharp, be- 
 low left zygoma, darting to side of head, at 
 times implicating gums and dental nerves, 
 pains come and go suddenly, I ISul. 
 $£§=* cutting, lancinating. 
 
 Faceache, sticking : sensation as if something 
 were, deep in cheek, like a harpoon, and were 
 drawn out frequently (after sting), Vespa; 
 with suppression of menses, IIPuls.; intermit- 
 tent, frightful, in malar bone, Verbas.; dull, 
 sticking, in left malar bone, 1 1 Verbas; dull 
 sticking, in left malar bone, 1 1 Verbas. 
 figsT pricking. 
 
 Faceache, stinging : I ICaust., I IDros. ; in bones, 
 as if from a blow, extends to temples, Berb.; 
 in cheeks, Arn., I Euphor., IKali c, Spong. ; 
 in catarrh of bladder, ICinnab.; burning, in 
 cheeks, suddenly awakens at 4 a.m., Vespa; 
 fine, in right cheek, "Asar.; in left cheek, Asar., 
 Merc. iod. flav., Spong.; in left cheek, after 
 fever, Spong.; before moist eruption, IClem.; 
 in erysipelas, lApis, IGraph.; with frontal 
 headache, Stilling.; here and there, IB Ars.; 
 in upper jaw, as if from a blow, Berb.; in left 
 cheek, needlelike, BCinch.; in left side, ex- 
 tending to ear and head, from catching cold, 
 
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 8. UPPER FACE. 
 
 pain worse from touch, patient cries from 
 pain and is restless, IBColoc; in left ma- 
 lar bone, Apis, Ilnd.; as from red hot needles, 
 BBArs.; with neuralgia, IFerr. ph.; at night, 
 I Con.; one side, All. sat. 
 j^ 1 * pricking, stitches. 
 
 Faceache, stitches: Aur. mur., Berb., Caps., 
 IKali c, Natr. ph.; in caries, II I Aur. met. ; in 
 cheek, Berb.; biting, burning, as with needles, 
 in cheeks, Calad. ; sharp, burning, in left 
 cheek, provoke scratching, Staph.; in cheek 
 bones, with one-sided tearing in head, ISil.; 
 lancinating, painful, in right cheek, IGuaiac; 
 in left cheek,Camph. ; all day, Mane, ^followed 
 by fine pricking itching, Agnus ; jerking, fine, 
 from posterior portion of right upper jaw, into 
 right internal ear, at night, in bed, Spong.; 
 from upper maxilla to vertex, Spig. ; jerklike, 
 as from needles, Zinc; in left side, with pairs 
 in forehead, ISang.; in malar bones, ICarbo 
 a.; in left malar bone, ^Esc h.; hot, in left 
 malar bone, Paris; lancinating, painful, in 
 right malar bone, IGuaiac; in bony tumors, 
 of malar bones, IMez.; neuralgic, shooting, 
 Natr. ph.; after suppressed facial neuralgia, 
 tearing, from left upper region of cheek to 
 shoulder joint, I I Natr. m.; sharp, Merc. iod. 
 flav.; single, through left upper jaw (amenor- 
 rhoea), BCham.; sudden, worse entering a 
 warm room, and after warm food, first right, 
 then left, IMez.; with toothache, IStaph.; in 
 zygoma, sudden pressing from right to upper 
 margin of orbit, deep in bone, followed by 
 sensitiveness of spot, in evening, 1 1 Zinc; like 
 an ulcer, in left zygoma, ISep. 
 j^gf°darting, lancinating, stabbing, sting- 
 ing. 
 
 Faceache, worse during stool : ISpig. 
 
 Faceache, worse stooping: ISpig. 
 
 Faceache, sudden : Ilgn., Val. 
 
 Faceache, supraorbital : jg^° Chap. 5, Supra- 
 orbital neuralgia. 
 
 Faceache, sweat: with cold (yellow fever), 
 BCadm. s.; causes hot, and extorts screams, 
 ICham.; from suppressed, Ilgn. 
 
 Faceache, syphilitic : IPhyt. $*$* mercury. 
 
 Faceache, from drinking tea : ISpig. 
 
 Faceache, tearing pain : Agar, ILyc, IPhos., 
 BRhod., IRhus, ISep.; in antrum, I IChel.; in 
 bones, Arg. met.; violent, in bones, in evening, 
 Tabac; in bones, especially malar and lower 
 maxillary, Amm. m.; in bones, worse during 
 night, I ISil.; in right facial bones, Magn. s.; 
 in caries, II Aur. met.; in cheek, Berb., ICo- 
 loc; in cheek (coryza), IIMerc; in cheek, 
 alternates with tearing in sides of neck,Amm- 
 m.; in cheek, with swelling, ICalc; constant, 
 in morning, IMez.; in erysipelas, IRhus ; 
 worse in evening, Cist.; in eyebrows, worse 
 evenings and night (rheumatic ophthalmia), 
 ICoccul.; constant, fine, in left side, IMez.; 
 in headache, lAnac; with heat, swelling and 
 redness, especially of left side, worse from 
 touch and motion, better in perfect rest and 
 from external application of warmth, IColoc; 
 in upper jaw, lightninglike twitches, with pal- 
 pitation and fluttering of heart, after menses, 
 I ISpig.; in upper jaw, beginning in a carious 
 tooth of left, extends through all upper teeth 
 of that side (prosopalgia), I IStaph.; jerklike 
 in left zygoma. ICarbo v.; jerking paroxysms 
 every evening at 6 o'clock, which increased 
 
 till midnight, worse lying down and from 
 heat, better rising up and from cold, BPuls.; 
 jerking, in right zygoma, Spig.; in left half, 
 lArs., ICarbo v.; in left cheek, Zinc; in left 
 cheek toward eye, Lachn.; in left cheek, 
 after fever, Spong.; in left side, extending 
 to ear and head from catching cold, pain, 
 worse from touch, patient cries with pain 
 and is restless, IBColoc; in left side, with 
 sensation of heat and dulness in head, 
 I I Puis.; in left side, extending from jaw to 
 ear, Plant.; in left half, ICaust.; as if left were 
 being torn from right side, IColoc; better 
 lying quietlyon face, worse from coffee, 1 1 Spig.; 
 in cheeks, driving to madness, worse damp 
 weather, right side, or left to right, especially 
 in anaemic persons, IVer.; in malar bones, 
 JEthus.,Alum.,BAur. met.,Bor.,ILach., I ILyc, 
 INitr. ac, Rhus, Vinca ; in malar bones, with 
 threatened caries, BPhos. ; in malar bone, 
 extending into upper jaw, 1 1 Zinc; in left 
 malar bone, Magn. s.; in malar bone, nightly, 
 insupportable during rest and driving once 
 from place to place, BMagn. c; in right malar 
 bone, Anag.; in malar bone, as if parts would 
 be torn out, BSul.; in right malar bone, with 
 bruised pain on pressure, Zinc; in right 
 maxilla, I IChel.; in right upper maxilla, 
 ICarbo v.; in right upper jaw, extending into 
 ear, Lyss.; in sinus maxillaris, extending into 
 ear, B BPuls.; after abuse of mercury, in upper 
 jaw, I IKali m.; in muscles, moving from one 
 location to another, BColch.; from cheek to 
 neck, Spong.; at night, BCon.; bones feel as 
 if being rent asunder, BColch.; in bones, as if 
 from a blow, rending extends to tern pies, Berb.; 
 rending in bone, of right or left side, follows 
 aching in forehead, BKalm.; rending in upper 
 jaw, as if from a blow, Berb.; rending, in left 
 side, MSars.; rending, in left side, between 
 temple, ear and jaw, with nausea and empty, 
 violent retching, depriving her of sleep, 
 BColoc; rending, in malar bone, burning pain 
 with throbbing toothache, BSpig.; rheumatic, 
 in side, sometimes extending to head and 
 neck, BPuls.; in right side, BAgar., Amm. m., 
 lAnac, IKalm., BSul.; in right side, down- 
 ward, BBell.; mostly right side, BBell.; rend- 
 ing in bones,- BCalc; in right side, near 
 canthus of eye and extending along nasal 
 branch of trifacial nerve, attack generally 
 at night, BPlat.; over right side, at 9 a.m., 
 with cold limbs and warm face, I IStram.; 
 in right side, extending to parietal bone 
 and down to clavicle, worse at night, better 
 from eating, worse from touch and lying 
 down, BCinch.; through right side, extend- 
 ing to region of temple, with severe bor- 
 ing, in right side of lower jaw, BMagn. c; 
 in right side, transversely across nose, ex- 
 tending into malar bone, teeth and across eye, 
 worse morning and evening, Thuya ; in whole 
 side, even head and neck on that side (rheu- 
 matic toothache), B B Ant. t.; rhythmical with 
 pulse, extending from right upper to lobule 
 of ear, Coccin.; to temples, Millef.; with 
 toothache, Ailant.; from cold or caries^ in 
 in teeth, BBMerc; in trigeminus, infraorbital 
 and middle branch,after abuse of coffee,liquors 
 or quinine, BINux v.; in upper part, particu- 
 larlv near right ala nasi, Amb.; worse in wind 
 and from changes of weather, better by eating 
 
9. LOWER FACE. 
 
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 and warmth, Ehod.; in zygoma, extending | 
 into ear, I ILach. ; painful in left zygoma, cried ! 
 out, evening in bed, IGraph.; in right zygoma, 
 Arg. met., IChel.; in right zygomatic arch, 
 Spong. fi^" lacerating, neuralgic. 
 
 Faceache, temples: begins in, extends to lower 
 jaw and chin, I IRhod.; in right, over orbit to 
 right cheek, worse slightest motion, IIBell.; 
 zygoma, tearing behind right, IBell. ; espe- 
 cially in right, Aurant. Jggp^ headache. 
 
 Faceache, tensive : with heat, swelling and 
 redness, especially of left side, worse from 
 touch or motion, better in perfect rest and 
 from external application of warmth, IColoc; 
 in malar bones, with threatened caries, 
 IPhos. ; in left malar bone, on going into 
 open air, and in a draught of air, I I Verbas.; 
 in cheeks, in catarrh of bladder, ICinnab.; 
 in cheeks, in coryza, IIMerc; in cheekbones, 
 above eyebrows, left side, spreads over face, 
 ISpig.; in muscles, moving from one location 
 to another, IColch.; in right zygoma, toward 
 ear, Psor. 
 g^T" constriction, cramplike, drawing. 
 
 Faceache, threadlike pains : in maxilla, Cepa; 
 in pertussis, Cepa. 
 
 Faceache, throbbing: in neuralgia, I I Sep.; 
 better lying quietly on face, worse from coffee, 
 I ISpig.; in upper jaw, Cup. ars. ; in right side, 
 worse in evening (neuralgia), I I Puis.; in side, 
 with toothache, II Aeon. 
 jgggT* bloodvessels, congestion, inflam- 
 matory. 
 
 Faceache, from abuse of tobacco : 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Faceache, with toothache: lAgar., llCaust.; 
 from carious tooth, Chloral., I IColch., Hekla ; 
 from carious teeth, not in habit of taking 
 coffee, ICoff. t.; caused by filling teeth with 
 gold, ICic; involves teeth of upper jaw, IKalm.; 
 extending to molar teeth, right side, ICoff.; 
 and pains in ear, pains are sharp, twinging, 
 running, IPlant. ; with tender teeth, IKalm. 
 
 Faceache, touch : worse from, and in evening, 
 ICaps.j darting, worse, ICinch.; faceache, 
 worse in pregnancy, better by pressure, I Cup. 
 ac, I I Sep.; faceache worse by pressure or con- 
 tact, I IDiosc; lancinating worse by pressure, 
 Chin, s.; neuralgia worse, Cinch., Zinc; press- 
 ing pain better by pressure, Bry.; pressing 
 worse, ICaps., ICina ; shooting worse, IBell. 
 
 Faceache, transient : in right cheek, ICaust. 
 
 Faceache, twanging: like wires, in left, fol- 
 lowed by burning, as if losing her reason, 
 IKalibi. 
 
 Faceache, twinging . in inferior maxillary 
 branch of trifacial nerve, IPlant. 
 
 Faceache, twisting pain: in prosopalgia, llgn. 
 
 Faceache, twitching pain: I I Strain.; in upper 
 jaw, from above downward in a straight line, 
 Ars. h.; with spasmodic laughing, MStram.; 
 followed by spasms in chest, arresting respi- 
 ration, I I Strain.; sharp darting, IGels.; tearing 
 in right malar bone, to temple, sore to touch, 
 Bry.; muscles twitch even in unconsciousness, 
 IGlon. Jggp'jerking, neuralgic, tearing. 
 
 Faceache, during pain has to urinate every ten 
 minutes: ICalc; after diuresis, llgn. 
 
 Faceache, with vomiting : IKalm.; and nausea, 
 Hris ; clear phlegm or water, IINatr. m.; if 
 pain is confined to right side it is less severe, 
 but vomiting is worse, often thirteen times 
 in twenty-four hours, if pain is on left it is 
 very severe and vomiting is worse, INitr. sp. d. 
 
 Faceache, warmth : j^° heat. 
 
 Faceache, water : worse from holding cold wa- 
 ter in mouth, IBism.; after cold washing and 
 overheating, IFerr. 
 
 Faceache, weakness after attack : 1 1 Kali ph. 
 
 Faceache, weather : faceache after exposure to 
 cold, IKalm.; jerking worse in cold or wet, 
 IPhos.; jerking worse from wind and changes, 
 Khod.; tearing worse in damp, IVer.; tearing 
 worse in change, IRhod.; from northeasterly 
 winds, damp and excitement, I I Sep.; at every 
 stormy change (anaemia), ICaust. J^^ air. 
 
 Faceache, wind : brought on by riding in, 
 I I Sep.; worse from, and change of weather, 
 better by warmth and entirely relieved by 
 eating, I IRhod. 
 
 Faceache, caused by wine : ICact. 
 J8^° drinking. 
 
 Faceache, women: in nervous, IGels.; indeli- 
 cate, nervous, sensitive, especially when uter- 
 ine functions are disturbed, ISep. ; delicate, 
 soft-fibred, anaemic, melancholic, or melan- 
 cholic-sanguine, llgn.; more in right side, in 
 regular paroxysms, ICed. 
 
 Faceache, wrapping up : fi^° heat. 
 
 Faceache, while writing : above left zygoma, 
 IChin. s. 
 
 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 Chin. Lips. Lower Jaw. Outer Mouth. 
 
 CHIN, burning : Anac, Apis ; as if from hot 
 coal on right side, Ant. t. ; as from a hot spark, 
 Ant. c. B^° heat. 
 
 Chin, carbuncle: painful, causing trismus, ILyc. 
 
 Chin, feels cold: iEthiis., MStram. 
 
 Chin, comedones : black pores, I IDros. 
 
 Chin, crawling : Stram. $of formication, 
 
 Chin, drawing: IHyper. 
 
 Chin, drawn : firmly to breast by spasm, nota- 
 bly of sterno-mastoid, Med.; closely to sternum 
 by convulsive action of muscles* of face and 
 
 neck (tetanus), IPhyt.; to right side (diseased 
 submaxillary gland\ IKali iod.; directly, or 
 from side to side, toward chest (irritability of 
 cerebrospinal system), 1 1 Ran. b. 
 Chin, eruptions': covered with, IGraph., IXatr. 
 m.; small red elevations, with black points, 
 acne punctata, I Hydras.; acne rosacea, IJacea; 
 large water blister, Crot. t.; small blisters, 
 discharging liquid, Anac; white blisters. 
 1 1 Hep.; bloodboils, I INitr. ac; large painful 
 boils, Kob.; boils painful to touch, I Hep.; 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 boil stinging when touched, Sil.; small boils 
 and indurations emitting water and blood, 
 Amm. c; syphilitic bullse, under, (infant), 
 I ISyph.; thick, brown or yellow crusts, with 
 reddish borders, BBDulc; disfiguring, eczema- 
 tons conditions, I IPhos.; eczema rubrum, 
 I Merc. iod. rub.; erysipelatous discharge 
 forms large yellow crusts (scarlatina), I I Rhus; 
 exanthema, I Rhus; small honey-colored 
 granules, sore when touched, B Ant. c; herpes, 
 Phos. ac, BSil.; herpes circinatus, patch size 
 of a dollar, increasing, Jugl.; spots like hives, 
 Apis ; impetiginous, had been torn and bro- 
 ken, producing hard crusts, BJugl.; gradually 
 increasing, extending to both sides, into beard, 
 red, shining, swollen, burning, itching, beard 
 matted, with yellowish -white crust, mostly 
 dry, preceded by vesicles,! Cic; iiching,Zinc; 
 itching, humid, angry looking, BNatr. m.; 
 miliary, burning-stitching, I I Puis.; painful, 
 BBSuL; hard papulae on a red base, burning, 
 itching, smarting, especially in wet cold 
 weather (affection of lungs), 1 1 Sep.; papular, 
 itching, 1 1 Lye, I I Sep.; papular, red, Bor.; 
 pimples, Ast. r., I I Hydras., Paris, BRhus, 
 Thuya ; pimples, burn when touched, BNatr. 
 s.; pimples, itching, BHep., BSep.; pimples, 
 itching, the larger surrounded by redness, 
 I INux v.; large pimples, Phos. ac; pustulous 
 pimples with yellow scabs, I IKreo.; pimples, 
 suppurative, BClem. ; circular spots under, 
 from quarter to half an inch in diameter, at 
 first bright red, later covered with white 
 scurf, return to red again (psoriasis), 1 1 Sep.; 
 pustules, Amm. c, Psor.; a small pustule in 
 beard, left side, IMez.; pustules, with broad, 
 red borders, I INux m.; pustules, itching 
 (aneurism), I ISpig.; pustules, large, Hyos.; 
 papulo-pustules, BHydras.; pustules, on side, 
 painful when touched, as from pressure of a 
 sharp edge, persistent burning, Rhus ; pus- 
 tules red, painful when shaving, broke and 
 formed a scab, BMez.; pustules, covered with 
 brownish scab, itching after washing, BKali 
 bi.; pustules, small, discharging water, I I Kali 
 iod.; pustules, thick, yellow, friable, some 
 transparent, incrustation, IJacea ; syphilitic 
 rash, an abundance of fine scales peeling off, 
 (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; red, sometimes 
 dry, with thin crusts, sometimes oozing yel- 
 low drops, BHyper.; scabby, BGraph.; covered 
 with elevated white scabs, BMez.; scaly, 
 moist, BSep.; scurf, thick, honey-colored, burn- 
 ing, oozing, sore (ophthalmia), BCic; sores, 
 itching and scabbing over, I ISyph.; sycosis 
 menti, Sil.; tetter, Arg. nit.; tetter, old, dark, 
 with red pimples, BManc; vesicular, IINatr. 
 s.; vesicles, a large number of small, desqua- 
 mate, Mane; vesicles, red, filled with fluid, 
 BNatr. c; vesicles exude fluid and form scabs, 
 BCic. Jg^" Chap. 8, Face eruption. 
 
 Chin, formication : Berb. figg" crawling. 
 
 Chin, heat: Spong. J^* burning. 
 
 Chin, induration :' like a cartilage beneath, an- 
 teriorly by the symphysis, as large as a hazel 
 nut, as if glands were swollen, with hard 
 pressive pain when swallowing or when 
 touched, or when rubbed by neckband, 
 Staph. 
 
 Chin, itching : Benz. ac, Carbo a., 1 1 Kali c, 
 BISul., Zinc; burning when scratched, Kob.; 
 like minute insects or hairs, coming on to- 
 
 wards morning, BChloral.; smarting, on right, 
 Gamb.; in spots, Tromb. 
 
 Chin, long : as if elongated to knees, Glon. 
 
 Chin, nodes: BCic; lumps, BBCund. 
 
 Chin, numbness: BSpong.; painful, as if parts 
 were between screws, with anxiety, weeping 
 and palpitation (neuralgia), I I Plat. 
 
 Chin, pain: I lAnanth.; left side to angle of 
 mouth painful to touch, as if ulcerated, Spong. 
 
 Chin, frequent sensation as if skin were 
 pinched, pain came gradually and left sud- 
 denly, worse in bed and from excess of heat 
 and cold: I ISul. ac 
 
 Chin, pressure : numb, Asaf.; in left side, affect- 
 ing teeth, Cann. s. 
 
 Chin, pricking: as from needles, Agar.; on 
 point, Arund. 
 
 Chin, purple : netlike appearance, Plat. 
 
 Chin, red: Zinc; bright, Ailant. 
 
 Chin, shivering sensation : Stram. 
 
 Chin, sore : (pneumonia), fllod.; from salivation, 
 in diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c, BMerc iod. flav. 
 
 Chin, spasmodic sensation extends to superior 
 maxillary bones, followed by contusive head- 
 ache over eyes, ITereb. 
 
 Chin, spot : leprous, rough, dark, size of a half 
 dollar, BCalc; red, Berb. ; red, under, burning 
 like nettles, BChel.; red, single, spreading to 
 nose and adjacent parts, BCaust.; reddish, 
 containing either water, or thick, white, 
 curdy matter, Sumb. 
 
 Chin, stinging : as from a hot spark, Ant. c 
 
 Chin, stitching : Camph.; in left side, extend- 
 ing into articulation of jaw, Stront.; tearing, 
 stitches pass into one another, Zinc. 
 
 Chin, swelling : below, 1 1 Led. ; below size of 
 a hazelnut, worse morning (neuralgia of ton- 
 gue), I ISpig.; below, between chin and hyoid 
 bone, Vespa. * 
 
 Chin, tension : in integuments, I IVerbas.; skin 
 as if tight, Cann. i. 
 
 Chin, tingling : BHyper. 
 
 Chin, ulcers: BNatr. m.; bleeding, BBCund.; 
 on right side, perforating to gums, liquids ran 
 out through openings, BBCund.; caused by 
 acrid salivation, BNitr. ac. 
 
 Chin, warts: BBThuya ; small, white, peduncu- 
 lated, appearing over night, BLyc 
 
 Chin, skin white : about (scarlatina), I I Zinc. 
 
 LIPS, abscess : on upper, Bell. 
 
 Lips, involuntary biting : lower, at dinner, 
 Benz. ac. * 
 
 Lips, black: BiVcon., BArs., BCarbo v., Cinch., 
 BMerc, BMerc. cor., Merc, sul., BPsor., Squilla, 
 Ver. ; with constipation (scarlatina), BLach.; 
 in typhus, BChlor., BHyos.; in yellow fever, 
 BArs.; lower, Bry.; in measles, IPhos.; in 
 scarlatina, Carbol.ac, BLach. ; in scarlet fever, 
 during desquamative stage, BKali c 
 gig"* cracked, eruption. 
 
 Lips, bleeding: BIArum t, BCham., BIgn.; in 
 abdominal typhus, I I Stram.; in whooping 
 cough, BBrom.; in diphtheria and fevers, 
 BLach.; of lower, Amm. c; with peeling, 
 Kob.; in scarlatina, BBArum t.; covered with 
 dry blood, Chloral, j^^cracked, picking. 
 
 Lips, bloodvessels: distended, BDig.; veins 
 about distended (emansio mensium), BDig.; 
 varicosis, in heart disease and asthma, BCrotal. 
 
 Lips, blowing : difficult, Syph. 
 
 Lips, blue : BAcon., Agar., Alum., Amm. c, 
 Amyg., Ant. t., BApis, BArs., BChin. s., 
 
9. LOWER FACE. 
 
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 1 1 Chloral., BColch., Cup. a., ISCup. m., IDig., 
 IHep., IBHydr. ac, Hod., Lachn., IILyc, 
 IPhos., Sec, Stram., Yer.; in angina pectoris, 
 ICup. m.; around, in whooping cough, ICup. 
 ac; about, in typhus, lAur. met.; in asphyxia, 
 1 1 Ant, t.; during chill, Hpec; in cholera, 
 second stage, ICup. m.; in cholera infantum, 
 ICamph., I IVer.; at corners and internal 
 edges, Cupr. s.; in whooping cough, IDros.; in 
 cyanosis, ICup. m., IDig., I IPsor.; cyanotic, in 
 scrofula, lArs.; cyanotic, in pericarditis, 
 I I Spig.; deep, in coma, ICinch.; with pain- 
 ful diarrhoea, lArs.; in endocarditis, lAur. 
 met.; in emphysema, ILach.; in fever, Curar.; 
 in intermittent, lArs., Eup. pur., INatr. m.; in 
 tertian, IDig.; on inside, Berb. ; lead color, in 
 heart disease, lApoc; in measles, IPhos.; dur- 
 ing menses, ICed.; with desire for cold, acid 
 drink, Eup. pur.; in bilateral, croupous pneu- 
 monia, I Kali iod.; in pregnancy, I Hpec, 
 IPhos.; dark, in puerperal convulsions, I INux 
 v.; in scarlatina, ICup. ac; from scolding, 
 IMosch.; in strychnine poisoning, I INux v.; 
 with threatened suffocation, MSamb.; in 
 tuberculosis, I Chin, a.; in veta, Coca. 
 
 Lips, brown : Ars. h., ICarbo v., IPsor.; in ty- 
 phus, IChlor.; in typhoid, INitr. sp. d., IPhos.; 
 in yellow fever, I Ars., IVer. ; in catarrhal pneu- 
 monia, IHyos. S^° cracked, eruption. 
 
 Lips, burning: lAcon., 1 1 Apis, I lArg. nit,, 
 Arm, Arum m., 1 1 Arum t., Aur. mur., IBell., 
 Berb., Calend., ICarbo a., Carbol. ac, Carb. 
 s., Chelid.,Chlorof., ICic, Cinch., Con.,ICrot, 
 t., IHam., ILach., Mez., IMur. ac, INux m., 
 IPsor., Rhod., ISul. ; chilling, biting, on in- 
 ner side of right upper, as if a corroding acid 
 had touched spot, sensation passes up and 
 back in a lesser degree to right nasal cavity, 
 where it produces tickling and sneezing, 
 Lyss.; in coryza, ICepa ; in diarrhoea (scarla- 
 tina), ICaps.; in evening, with dryness, Magn. 
 s.; like fire,Amm. m. ; lower,Amm. c, IClem., 
 Coloc, IMur. ac, Sang. ; in epithelioma, of 
 lower, ISep.; in inner surface, of lower, Illic; 
 like pepper, Aur. mur., I INatr. s.; outer bor- 
 ders, like pepper, Anac; as if scalded, Sabad.; 
 in various small places, IGlon.; as if quite 
 sore,IMez.; transient, in lower (evening), Bor.; 
 of upper, ICalc p., IMez.; as from red hot 
 needles, in upper, Ars.; beneath left nostril, 
 in morning, Bor.; in right side of upper, even 
 to touch, Spig.; upper, with swelling, I I Bar. c 
 Jgg^heat, inflamed. 
 
 Lips, cancer: IArs.,IAur. met,, Camph.,Caust., 
 ICic, ICist., HCon., HCund., I I Kali m., 
 Kali s., Kreo., Lach., ILyc, IPhyt., ISep., 
 ISil.; open, bleeding, on lower, ICist.; with 
 burning, and emaciation, MCund.; size of 
 walnut, stony hard, tendency to reappear 
 every spring, I ISep.; unclean, sinuous, size of 
 a dime, with hardness and swelling, I ICund.; 
 epithelial, IHydras., ISep.; epithelial, had 
 been excised, flSep.; epithelium thrown off 
 in scabs, IKali m.; of lower, lAnt. chl., 
 TrCamph., ISil.; of lower, after having picked 
 lip, I ISil.; from pressure of pipe, ICon.; scir- 
 rhous, idarbo a.; of lower, in syphilis, IClem. 
 B@* tumors, ulcerated ; also Chap. 8, Face 
 cancer. 
 
 Lips, chapped : Jg^° cracked. 
 
 Lips, closed: compressed, in arachnitis, IChlo- 
 rof.; compressed, with burning, stinging pain 
 
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 over right eye, INux m.; lower jaw locked, 
 Stram.; spasmodically, with every attempt to 
 cough, harassing cough between paroxysms, 
 closely resembling a sneeze (traumatic teta- 
 nus), INux v. 
 
 Lips, coating: black, sticky, in typhus, lArs.; 
 brown, dry, in hepatic typhus, IChel.; thick, 
 brownish, IGolch.; dark, mucous, IGels.; visGid 
 mucus, in morning, I IKali iod.; thick, viscid 
 humor, without odor or taste, Zinc; grayish- 
 white, IMerc cy. 
 
 Lips, cold: Apis ; during menses, ICed. 
 
 Lips, cold sores: ggg^ eruption, fever blisters. 
 
 Lips, colorless : ggp pale. 
 
 Lips, contracted: Ananth., IMerc. cor.; of one 
 side, upper, especially on falling asleep, Ars. 
 jggg^ everted, inverted. 
 
 Lips, as if contused: Apis. 
 
 Lips, corroded : jg^ inflamed ; also Chap. 7, 
 Coryza acrid. 
 
 Lips, cracked : Ailant., Aloe, Arflm. m., Arm, 
 I Ars., 1 1 Arum t., IIBry., I ICalc, Caps., 
 ICarbo a., ICarbo v., ICham., Cinch., ICroc, 
 
 ■ ■Graph., I IHam., Hgn., 1 1 Iris, IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., INatr. m., 1 1 Puis., IRhus, Spig., 
 Squilla, IISul., Ver.; as if bitten, lower, Act. 
 rac; bleeding, in albuminuria, Tereb.; bleed- 
 ing, in yellow fever, I ILach.; chapped, Act. 
 sp., -Agar., Alum., Arm, lArum t., Bov., 
 
 ■ ICalc, Chel., IColch., ICoral., IGraph., 
 Guaraea, IKali bi., IKali c, 1 1 Kali iod., IMagn. 
 m., 01. an.; as if they would chap, in coryza, 
 Apis; chapped, with catarrh, ICham.; 
 chapped, with gastric catarrh, lApis ; chapped 
 from cold, IKali m.; disposed to chap, 
 Chrom. ac; during apyrexia, Ign.; chapped, 
 at night, Ant. t, ; chapped, in veta, Coca ; 
 chapped, as from cold wind, 1 1 Arum t,; corners 
 {f83t* Outer mouth cracks) ; when coughing 
 (cirrhotic kidney), 1 1 Plumb.; in diarrhoea 
 during typhus, IIBry.; in diarrhoea, ICaps.; 
 in diphtheria, ILach.; deep, of lower, IPhos.; 
 easily, I Kreo.; in fevers, ILach.; during 
 apyrexia of intermittent, lArs.; in typhus, 
 I Ars., IBapt.; in bilious typhoid, I I Stram.; 
 in yellow fever, IVer.; fissured, Agar., 
 IGraph., IMerc, 1 1 Zinc; fissures, deep, pain- 
 ful, in middle of upper, INatr. m.; constant 
 licking, I Ars.; of lower, INitr. ac; in herpes, 
 lower, I ISep.; in middle of lower, Amm. c, 
 I IDros., IHep., Natr. m.; on inside of middle 
 line, Lyss.; painful, Jatroph.; rhagades, ISil.; 
 rhagades, bleeding, in upper, IKali c; rhaga- 
 des, burning on lower, INatr. c; rhagades, in 
 gastralgia, IKali c; rhagades, in middle of 
 lower, ICham.; with rhagades or bleeding 
 scabs, INatr. m.; in scarlatina, ICaps., Carbol. 
 ac; with dry skin, I I Kalm.; with yellowish 
 ulceration, IZinc; upper, IHell., Tarax.; in 
 middle, especially upper, Bell.; in urticaria, 
 Bov. gig* black, brown, chapped. 
 
 Lips, cramp : in lower, Amb. 
 
 Lips, crawling : Berb. ; as of a bug on lower, 
 
 4 a.m., Bor.; like insects, Bor.; during menses, 
 
 IGraph.; in upper, Paeonia. 
 Lips, crusty: g@P eruption. 
 Lips, cutting: through lower, IClem. 
 Lips, cyanotic : j^* blue. 
 Lips, diphtheria: jgggf 1 * membrane. 
 Lips, discolored : J^si* 1 black, bluish, pale. 
 Lips, distorted : ISil. ; spasmodic, Sec. 
 Lips, drawn : tightly across teeth (after run- 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 ningpin into foot), SHy per.; upper ,up,in pneu- 
 monia,! Ant. t.; upper, exposing teeth (cholera 
 morbus, cholera Asiatica), ICamph. ; upper, 
 closer to teeth, Illic; upper, up, in child, with 
 gastritis mucosa, lArs. 
 Lips, dry: lAcon., Act. rac, All. sat., Aloe, 
 Alum., BAmyl., Ananth., Ang., Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 lApis, IIApoc, Ars. met., Arg. nit., BBell., 
 Berb., BIBry., Brach., Cann. i., Cann. s., 
 Carb. s., Card, m., CheL, Cinch., Chrom. ac, 
 Codein., Con., Cub., BDig., I IDiosc, IGels., 
 1 1 Ham., BHelon., BHydras., BHyos., 1 1 Hyper., 
 BIgn., Iodof.,1 1 Iris, Jalap., 1 1 Kali iod.,BKalm., 
 BKreo., BLac c, BLyc, Mang., IMerc, BMerc. 
 cor., Merc. iod. flav., Mez., BNatr. m., BBNux 
 m., BNux v., BPhos., Phos. ac, I IPhyt., BPsor., 
 Ptel., BPuls., Rhod., BBRhus, Ruta, Sabad., 
 Senecio, BSep., BSil., Sinap., Spig., BBSul., 
 Stram., Ver., Ver. v., Vib., Vinca, 1 1 Zinc; 
 worse in open air, Mang.; in albuminuria, 
 BCalc. a.; on awaking, Amb.; especially on 
 awaking, Coca ; bleed a little on opening 
 mouth (diphtheria), BMerc cy.; in inflamma- 
 tion of brain,BMerc viv.; with constant burn- 
 ing, they crack, BGraph.; in cholera infantum, 
 BCrot. t.; with sooty coating, BPhos.; with 
 sooty coating (pneumonia, stage of hepatiza- 
 tion), MPhos.; constantly obliged to lick, as 
 if caused by heat of breath, BNatr. c. ; with 
 constipation, BBry., BMur. ac; and cracked, 
 brain affection, BHell.; in diabetes, BArs.; in 
 diarrhoea, typhus, B BBry.; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 BCalc; in diphtheria BLach.; better by cool- 
 ing drinks, ^Carbol. ac; must drink much 
 water, 1 1 Ham.; not better by drinking, Bar. c; 
 in encephalitis, I ICoccul.; in epistaxis, BHam.; 
 feel dry, Sang.; during apyrexia, Ign.; during 
 heat (quotidian ague), IIRhus; in typhus, 
 BApis, BBBry., INitr. sp. d., BBRhus ; in yellow 
 fever, BVer. ; with sick headache, OKali c; 
 inner side of lower, Asar.; constantly lick- 
 ing, BArs.; in inflammation of liver, BMerc; 
 look dry, Merc sul.; lower, BBry., INitr. ac; 
 must be moistened, with heat, Kali bi.; wants 
 to moisten, without being thirsty, BKreo.; 
 in morning, Zing.; especially in morning, 
 Aph. ch.; morning on awaking, Amb.; in 
 morning(cirrhotic kidney), I I Plumb.; with dry 
 mouth, BStram.; become, at night, Cham.; 
 worse night (headache), BAnt. c; pale (inter- 
 mittent), BFerr.; parched, as from fever, Ziz.; 
 parched, BArs., Atrop. s.,Bell., Codein., BDig., 
 BGels., BHydras., BLac c, BPhos., Sarrac, BSil., 
 Ver.; parched, in cholera infantum, BCrot. t., 
 1 1 Ver.; parched, with headache, Bry.; parched, 
 with dry, hot fever, shortly after going to bed, 
 Syph.; parched, in encephalitis, I ICoccul.; 
 parched, in typhus, BRhus ; parched, likes to 
 moisten them , I B Bry. ; parched , with shrivelled 
 skin, Mang.; parched, with thirst, Merc per.; 
 upper, skin peels off, I Natr. s. ; picking at (ty- 
 phoid ),B Arum t.; of outer borders, like pepper, 
 Anac ; in puerperal convulsions, I INux v. ; in 
 pyaemia, BArs.; with rhagades, or bleeding 
 scabs, BNatr. m.; in scarlatina, Carbol.ac; after 
 sleep, Apoc; and little taste,BDros.; with thirst, 
 ■ BBry. ; with thirst in evening, Cast, eq.; with 
 thirst, awakes at night, Calad.; with out thirst, 
 BCanth., Cycl.; with sore throat, Jugl.;must 
 moisten with tongue, jAmm. m.; of upper, 
 Illic; better from cold water, BKali bi. 
 jg^° black, brown, cracked, shrivelled. 
 
 Lips, loss of epithelium : (dysentery), BCanth. 
 
 Lips, eruption: BArs., BCalc, BCon., I IMerc, 
 Spong.; acne, Cadm. s.,Caps., BHydras.; aph- 
 thae on margin, Ipec; aphthae, with thick, 
 yellowish white scab, very painful forming 
 ulcers (diphtheria), BMerc. cy.; aphthae, in 
 stomatitis, I I Sul.; covered with aphthae and 
 surrounded by vesicles which burn, B BMerc. 
 cor.; blotches, hard, pale, on vermilion border, 
 sore to touch, Arg. met.; blotches, yellow, 
 BNatr. c; boils, furuncular formation, pain 
 and erysipelatous areolae (malignant pustule), 
 ILach.; boils, painful to touch, BHep.; on 
 vermilion border, Cann. s.; covered with a 
 crust, I IVal.; covered with black crusts, 
 BCon.; covered with a brown crust (typhus), 
 lApis ; large, hard, brownish crusts, espe- 
 cially about corners of mouth, BSil.; covered 
 with reddish brown crusts (typhus), BRhus ; 
 mucus in brown crusts (stomacace), BArs.; 
 thick brown crusts, extending to chin, BMerc; 
 of mouth, on lower, near corner, yellow brown, 
 crustlike, Phos. ac; crusts burn and stick, 
 INux v.; encrusted with a dry secretion, 
 BMerc cor.; crusty, during apyrexia (intermit- 
 tent), BArs.; crusty, in typhoid, BBPhos. ac; 
 encrusted, Bry.; crusts, with otorrhcea, after 
 abuse of mercury, BBSil.; crusty, in urticaria, 
 Bov.; covered with yellow crusts, Squilla ; 
 ecchymosis which bleed, angles of (purpura 
 hemorrhagica), BTereb.; eczema, impetigi- 
 noides, itching and burning, swollen, present- 
 ing a loathsome appearance, 1 1 Sul.; in inter- 
 mittent fever, BIgn.; after fever, BSpong.; 
 fever blisters, Ars., Canth., BCrot. t., BGraph., 
 1 1 Lac c, BNatr. m., BBRhus ; set with fever 
 blisters, looking like pearls, B BNatr. m.; fever 
 blisters, itching, Urt. ur.; fever blisters, rather 
 small, BCalc. n.; fever blisters, on upper lip, 
 Brom.; fever blisters near corner of right 
 upper, small but sore, Med.; enormous fever 
 sore on lower, near left commissure, Med.; 
 fever blisters, in intermittent, B BNatr. m., 
 BRhus ; spots like flea bites about, right 
 side, afternoon, Pallad.; herpes, BArs., BNatr. 
 c, Niccol., BParis, BBSep., SiL; herpes, in 
 apyrexia, Ipec; herpetic, in intermittent, 
 1 1 CheL; humid herpes, Natr. c; herpes, 
 on upper. Agar., Sars.; humid, spreading 
 on upper, Squilla; impetigo, around, I ITarant.; 
 itching, Amm. c ; itching, on lower, Cinch, 
 bol.; on lower, IIKreo.; patches, white, 
 oval (syphilis), I I Syph.; upon and above, 
 I INux v.; painful, on upper, BCarbo v.; cov- 
 ered with phlyctenules constantly renewed, 
 Ananth. ; pimples, Guarsea, 1 1 Kali m., BNatr. c, 
 Ruta, Thuya ; pimples on vermilion borders, 
 BCarbo v., Phos. ac; pimples, burning on left 
 upper lip, Aph. ch.; pimples, burning, with 
 yellow crusts, BMerc; pimples, between and 
 chin, Kali m.; pimples, small, hard, on side, 
 Agar.; a group of pimples on lower, dry, 
 hard, painful, Ast. r. ; pimples, on lower, 
 Pall.; pimples, on under side of lower, 
 Niccol.; pimples,bright red, inflamed, ulcerated 
 in centres, Berb.; pimples, scabs and chaps on 
 lip and commissures, Guarsea; pimples, scurfy, 
 on border of lower, BCalc; pimples, forming 
 scurfs, itching when getting warm in bed, 
 BMur. ac; pimples, sore, smarting, on ver- 
 milion border of, BHep.; pimples, red, pain- 
 fully deep, suppurating, on external surface, 
 
9. LOWER FACE. 
 
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 Berb.; pimply, on upper, Amm. m.,Arn.,Bufo.; 
 pimples, moist, at margin of vermilion border, 
 of upper, Sep.; pimples, painful, on upper 
 ■Graph.; pustules, Aur. mur.; pustules, white, 
 aphthous, on inside, IHep.; pustules, on lower, 
 leave before fully formed, Cinch, bol.; pustules 
 on upper, immediately under nose, ICinnab.; 
 pustules, at borders, smarting, Bell. ; pustules, 
 red, itching, on upper (nasal catarrh), ICalc; 
 small, sore pustules, inside of (canker sores), 
 Med.; pustules, tender to touch, about, Clem.; 
 pustules, on upper, Bell.; pustules, watery, 
 size of a pea, on internal surface, Berb.; pus- 
 tular, on upper, thick, yellow, friable, semi- 
 transparent incrustation, IJacea ; scabby, 
 Chel., Guargea; scabby condition, in diph- 
 theria, IMur. ac; sore, itching, scabbing 
 over, MSyph.; scabby, smarting, ISil.; thin 
 scabs, Berb.; scabs, onupper, immediately un- 
 der nose, iCinn.; scaly, Aloe, Con., Mez.; scaly, 
 dry, on lower, Plant.; scaly, moist, on red 
 parts, BSep.; scurfy, Ant. t., Phos. ac; scurfs, 
 with burning, Staph.; scurf thick, honey-col- 
 ored, on upper, burning, sore, oozing (oph- 
 thalmia), ICic; scurf, thin, brown, on edges, 
 Berb.; scurf, on upper, 1 1 Kali c; smarting, 
 INatr. m.; smarting, on margin, Ipec; covered 
 with sordes, Chloral.; sordes, brown, (hy- 
 drocephalus acutus), IDig.; sordes, in ty- 
 phus, IIBapt.; sore, cancerous, on left upper, 
 
 I Ars.; sore, cancerous, on upper (application of 
 leaf and root), ■ Phyt.; sore, on red part of lower 
 as large as hickory nut, dry and covered with 
 dry scab, hard as horn, several large scales 
 had been removed, and as soon as one sepa- 
 rated a new one formed, painful, IMerc iod. 
 flaw; sores, hard, herpetic, from colds, SCalc. 
 fl.jspot, elevated, red, violently itching, on 
 upper, Thuya ; spot, on right lower, makes 
 appearance externally as a conical pimple, 
 became black, wrinkled, and as large as a 
 good-sized hazelnut, I ISil.; spot, red, itching, 
 below lower, becomingcovered with many yel- 
 low blisters, changing to a scurf,IHep. ; small, 
 white spots on lower, soon coalescing, form- 
 ing continuous white patch, ILach.; on left 
 upper, with heat in face after dinner, I I Phyt.; 
 vesicles, Ascl. t., Bov.,ICarbo a.,IC!em.,ICon., 
 
 I I Lac c, INitr. ac; vesicles, burning, on up- 
 per.Seneg.; vesicles, burning, bleed from least 
 contact, IMagn. c; vesicles, burning, on 
 upper, near vermilion border, Cic; studded 
 with vesicles, with red base, ILact. ac; vesi- 
 cles, clear, onupper, Mang.; vesicles, covered 
 with colorless (intermittent), Chin, s.; vesi- 
 cles, in whooping cough, I I Kalis. ; vesicles, 
 on under, dry up and form crusts which drop 
 off, Sang.; vesicles,, covered with herpetic, 
 Ascl. t.; vesicles, inflamed, on lower, Ailant.; 
 vesicles, itching, Ant. t.; vesicles, itching, on 
 upper, near vermilion border, Cic; vesicles, 
 large, on margin of vermilion border of lower, 
 burning, itching, IMagn. m.; vesicle, on lower, 
 Como., I INatr. s., Paris ; vesicles, on margins, 
 I ISil.; vesicles, pea-shaped, on lower, Berb.; 
 vesicles, forming scabs, 1 1 Chel. ; vesicles, small 
 (intermittent), Ant. t.; vesicles, small, on left 
 corner, Calend.; vesicles, blisterlike sores on 
 right lower to corner of chin, Calc s.; 
 vesicles, blisterlike sores on right lower, 
 ooze bloody matter, Calc. s.; vesicles, small, 
 on upper, below septum of nose, burn,become 
 
 confluent and covered with a scab, which 
 falls off after several days, and leaves a red 
 spot lasting two weeks, INatr. m.; vesicles, 
 small, on upper, Alum., Amm. m.; vesicles, 
 blisterlike sores, on right lower, ulcerate, 
 Calc. s.; vesicles, white, I IHep.; vesicles, 
 white, on upper, with elevated red base, 
 painful to touch, Val.; vesicles, white, on 
 swollen, IHell. J^gT Outer mouth eruption. 
 
 Lips, everted: Ananth., IIApis, I I Phyt.; as 
 in bleeding, t.Camph.; and Arm, in tetanus, 
 IPhyt.; swollen, I IMerc. cor.; in gastralgia, 
 upper, ICamph.; lower, Bry. g@° contracted. 
 
 Lips, excoriated : Anac oc, Ant. t.; in coryza, 
 IBrorn., IPhyt.; by discharge from nose, 
 ILach.; by constant watery nasal discharge, 
 ■Lac c; as from salivation from mercury, Ant. 
 t.; with muco-purulent discharge from nose 
 (scrofulous, of children), Stilling.; by running 
 from nose, causing a scurf (coryza), lArs.; by 
 copious thick green acrid discharge from nose 
 (scrofulous inflammation of eyes), IMerc; in 
 scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t. JS^* raw ; also Chap. 7, 
 Coryza acrid. 
 
 Lips, fatty : Ananth. 
 
 Lips, fetid : during desquamative stage (scarlet 
 fever), I Kali c 
 
 Lips, feverish : Senecio. H^" burning, dry. 
 
 Lips, fever blisters : j^ 13 eruption. 
 
 Lips, flabby: in spasms, after pneumonia and 
 typhoid fever, I INux v. jg^lP hanging. 
 
 Lips, formication: during menses, I I Graph.; 
 in upper, Berb. 
 
 Lips, froth: jg^ 3 * Outer mouth foam. 
 
 Lips, gangrene : pain worse by hot or cold ap- 
 plication, IMerc. $3^ Chap. 10, Inner mouth 
 gangrene. 
 
 Lips as if glued together: Cann. i. 
 jgggT' sticky, viscid. 
 
 Lips, hanging: IIApis, Ver.; in apoplexia ner- 
 vosa et serosa, llpec; lower, Mane, IOp.; 
 lower, in coma and typhus, ILach.; could not 
 be firmly held on right side of face, could not 
 puff out cheeks, IKali m. Jgg^ flabby. 
 
 Lips, heavy feeling: in lower, IGraph., IMur. 
 ac. ; in upper, Caust. 
 
 Lips, heat : I Aeon., Msc. h., Amb., Ang., Ars. 
 m., I I Hyper., IKali m., INitr. ac, SSabad.; 
 burning, Am.; burning, dry, IHyper.; in in- 
 flammation of liver, BMerc; in upper, I A pis, 
 ICarbo v.; in upper, in chronic inflammation 
 of mucous membrane of nose, IKali bi. 
 g£gp burning, inflamed. 
 
 Lips, hydroa: g^ 35 eruption, fever blisters. 
 
 Lips, indurated: Aur. mur., IBell., Cinch.; in 
 ozsena, lAur. mur.; lymphatics, after contu- 
 sion, ICon.; upper, ICalc p. 
 
 Lips, inflamed: I Aeon., Ananth., Ars. s. r., 
 Arum m., Ascl. t., IBell., IMerc, IMerc. d. 
 g® 33 Chap. 7, Coryza acrid ; also Chap. 12, 
 Inner mouth aphthae, stomatitis. 
 
 Lips, inverted: I ICund. 
 
 Lips, itching: Ascl. t., Aur. mur., Berb., INitr. 
 ac, 01. an., Tuberc; lower, Anag.; lower, 
 sometimes burning, on a circumscribed spot, 
 succeeded by intolerable shooting, I ISil.; as 
 from red hot needles, upper, I Ars.; in scarla- 
 tina, 1 1 Arum t. ; of upper, Calc a., Zinc; of 
 upper, provokes scratching, Vinca ; of upper, 
 right, Pallad.; smarting, on upper, Gamb. 
 
 Lips, jerking : of one side of upper, especially 
 on falling asleep, Ars. ; sensation, near corner 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 of mouth, Thuya ; right side of lower, lacer- 
 ated from kick of horse, ICalend. 
 
 Lips, large : Ananth., ISil. 
 
 Lips, licks during heat: IBPuls. 
 
 Lips livid : g^ pale. 
 
 Lips, membrane : in diphtheria, 1 1 Rhus ; on 
 excoriated (diphtheria), lAmm.c; thick, gray 
 (diphtheria), ILach.; thick, yellow, in diph- 
 theria, I ISul. ac. 
 
 Lips, moist : Aloe ; covered with shining moist- 
 ure, Stram.; wants to, without being thirsty, 
 IKreo. 
 
 Lips, motion : backward and forward, Stram. ; 
 convulsed, Stram.; convulsive shaking, Agar.; 
 spasmodic, of upper, Cadm. s.; cannot open, 
 or taste food, I Merc; as of one smoking, ac- 
 companied by a slight sound, 1 1 Plumb.; mo- 
 tionless, left side, during breathing (apo- 
 plexy), BAcon. fi®~ quivering, smacking. 
 
 Lips, mucus : covered with bloody (infantile 
 syphilis), MSyph.; tough, stringy, sticks to, 
 with cough, I Kali bi. 
 
 Lips, neuralgia : I Apis ; upper, around right 
 side of head, severe in forenoon, iEsc h.; 
 raging, extends to gums, head, finally to 
 whole body, 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Lips, nodules : painful, externally on upper, 
 BArs.; small, become round ulcers, with hard 
 edges, and lardaceous base, soon disappear 
 from original place and appear in another part, 
 a deep induration can be felt surrounding 
 them, BMerc. iod. rub.; lumps in upper, ~Calc 
 
 Lips, numb : iAcon., BCrotal., BNatr. m.; on 
 awaking, Amb.; morning, on awaking, Amb.; 
 in lower, IGlon.; from paralysis of trifacial 
 nerve, BNatr. m.; as if asleep, Mia; of upper, 
 1 1 Oleand.; upper, or as if indurated, Cycl. 
 j$g^ formication, tingling. 
 
 Lips, pain (undefined) : 1 1 Ananth, BCic.,B Coral., 
 BPsor.; left half of lower, from 4 p.m. till mid- 
 night, I IMur. ac. ; as if cracked, upper, Amm. 
 c; in evening, Mez.; inexpressible, on touch- 
 ing fork or spoon to lips (prosopalgia), I I Staph.; 
 lower, inner edge hurts, Ars. m.; mucous 
 membrane (stomatitis), BMur. ac.j with sali- 
 vation, Plumb.; in scarlatina, Carbol. ac; 
 during desquamative stage of scarlet fever, 
 BKalic; worse pressure with teeth, Arum 
 m.; when touched, BMerc; upper, BCalc p. 
 
 Lips, pale: Amyg., Ant. t., Coca, BFerr., 
 BBHydr. ac, Kali c, Kali f., Mane, Phos. ac, 
 Sec, Senecio, Spig., Thuya, Ver., Ver. v.; in 
 chlorosis, iFerr.; at corners and internal 
 edges, Cup. s.; in intermittent, BFerr.; during 
 apyrexia ^(intermittent), BArs.; bloodless, 
 menses irregular, BDiad.; colorless, Ars. h., 
 Blpec, I IXan.; colorless, in tertian intermit 
 tent, IFerr.; colorless, with dysmenorrhcea, 
 BDiad.; with hemorrhage, from bowels, BKali 
 bi.; livid, Ant. t., Apis, Carbol. ac, BColch., 
 BOp., Spong.; livid, in asphyxia, BAnt. t. ; livid, 
 in cardiac dropsy, BDig.; livid, in dropsy, after 
 scarlatina, BApis ; livid, in shock of injury, 
 Chlorof., EOp.; in suppressed menses, BCycl.; 
 in dysmenorrhoea, BCycl., 1 1 Ferr.; in menorrha- 
 gia, BCycl.; with chill, 4 p.m., lasting an hour, 
 followed by heat (tertian ague), BPuls.; phthisis 
 florida, after pneumonia, BFerr.; with spas- 
 modic pain in stomach, BDiad.; white, Aloe, 
 BMerc cor.; in anaemia, I ISul.; and cold, 
 BCalc; in constipation, BLac def.; deathlike, 
 I I Pic. ac; with sallow face (metrorrhagia), 
 
 1 1 Trill.; during hemorrhage, Blpec; with 
 nausea, Val. 
 
 Lips, semi-paralysis of buccinator muscles ma- 
 nifested by violent snoring (apoplexy ): B Plumb. 
 
 Lips, peeling off: BAcon., Berb., Hod., BKali c, 
 BKali m., BKreo., BLac c, Mosch., 1 1 Plumb., 
 Sul. ac, Thuya; in diphtheria, B Arum t.; in 
 abdominal typhus, 1 1 Stram.; inside, after 
 smoking, Agar. 
 
 Lips, picking : until they bleed (scarlatina), 
 BBArum t.; peeling, lower, BMtr. ac; painful, 
 after excesses, BNux v. ; with soreness and 
 bleeding, Kob.; children pick, BBBry.; con- 
 stant, also clothes, BHell. 
 jg^ 11 bleeding, cracked. 
 
 Lips, pinched : Ananth. 
 
 Lips, pressure : above, Con. 
 
 Lips, pricking: pain, Mauc. Jgig* stinging. 
 
 Lips, prickling : Apis ; as from a splinter of 
 wood (epithelioma of lip), BSep. 
 
 Lips, pulls at : BZinc gig^ picking. 
 
 Lips, purple: Bar. c, Colch., I IPrun.; during 
 hoarse, suffocating cough (croup), I ISumb.; 
 whooping cough, BCrotal.; deep, dry, peel off 
 in flakes, BBAcet. ac; in diphtheria, BLach.; 
 with ashy pale face, I I Ver. v.; in cardiac 
 rheumatism, BCact. Jggg"* blue. 
 
 Lips, quivering : Berb., Crotal.; in cirrhosis of 
 liver, BSul.; lower, Chrom ac; of upper, 
 BCarbo v.; of upper, of one side, especially on 
 falling asleep, Ars. 
 
 Lips, raw: Chloral.; margins, BMur. ac; pain 
 as if in inner surface of lower, filgn.; in scar- 
 latina, BBArum t. J^iT* excoriated. 
 
 Lips, too red: Aloe, BBell., Chloral., BLach., 
 Lachn., BBSul., Stram., 1 1 Ver.; bluish, I I Puis.; 
 in brain affections of children, BBSul.; with 
 short breath, worse talking, BSpig.; bright, 
 particularly in children, BBSul.; bright, in 
 typhoid fever, BSul.jdark, Bar. c, Bell.; deep, 
 in angina pectoris, BAur. mur.; in gastritis, 
 BSang.; lower, Carbo v.; and swollen, in con- 
 junctivitis, Bell.; with dry tongue and mouth, 
 Aloe ; upper, BApis, Cepa ; upper, and hot, 
 BBry. $g^ inflamed. 
 
 Lips, rough: BBSul.; sensation on inner side of 
 upper when touching it with tongue, BMagn. 
 m.; especially upper, Apis. 
 
 Lips, as if scalded : in morning, BBArum t. 
 
 Lips, shining : Cub. 
 
 Lips, shooting : Con. ; in border of upper, fol- 
 lowed by yellow spots, discharging a yellow 
 fluid, Brom. 
 
 Lips, shrivelled: Amm. m., Cinch. J^gf dry. 
 
 Lips, shiny: on awaking, B BMerc. iod. rub.; 
 covered with brown slime (typhus), BArs. 
 g^ eruption crusty. 
 
 Lips, smacking : as if tasting, BAmyl. 
 g^° motion. 
 
 Lips, smarting : Sinap.; burning, lower, on in- 
 ner surface, Zinc; in diarrhoea (scarlatina), 
 BCaps.; near left angle, as from herpetic 
 eruption, All. sat.; tensive, painful, lower, 
 Zinc J^g^ burning. 
 
 Lips, sooty (typhus) : BChlor.; in typhoid fever, 
 BBStram. jg^° black, brown. 
 
 Lips, sore: BIArs., IIHam., BHell., BBLach., 
 Mang., Mez., Thlaspi ; borders, Aloe ; in diph- 
 theria, BArum t., BMur. ac; and cracking, as 
 from cold, BBGraph.; epithelioma of lower lip, 
 BSep.; in bilious typhoid, 1 1 Stram.; lower, 
 BNitr. ac; inside, hurts when touched, left 
 
9. LOWER FACE. 
 
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 lower, Ars. m.; lip, pain as if in inner sur- 
 face, BIgn.; with peeling, Kob.; in pneumonia, 
 Hod.; on lower, forming scab, Calc s.; from 
 acrid saliva, I INitr. ac; upper, Ars. h., Cochl., 
 IMez.;spot, elevated, red, violently itching, 
 on upper, Thuya, g^^inflamed, ulcerated. 
 
 Lips, sticky : Con., Merc. iod. flaw, Ruta ; 
 on awaking, I IMerc. iod. rub.; with dry 
 mouth, iStram.; stick together, IHelon., 
 ■Merc. iod. rub., Mez., INux m.; stick to- 
 gether, fears they will grow together, Stram.; 
 stick together, at night, Cham. Jggg^ viscid. 
 
 Lips, stiff: lAmyl., 1 1 Apis, IKalm.; cold, 
 upper, feeling as if she had a moustache of 
 ice, preceded by frequent catalepsy, ILach.; 
 skin as if, Sinap.; upper, as if made of wood, 
 lEuph. 
 
 Lids, stinging: Calend., Chlorof., Iodof.; in 
 mucous membrane, Arum m.; as from red hot 
 needles, in upper, Ars.; as if blood in upper 
 would press out, better by touch, Illic; in 
 upper, IGraph. ggp" pricking. 
 
 Lips, stitches : as from a needle or splinter, 
 Bov. ; as from splinter in upper when touched , 
 INitr. ac; fine, in upper, Zinc; fine, beneath 
 lower, Spong.; tickling, lower, Anag.; upper, 
 a transient, Zinc. 
 
 Lips, streak :. black, in red portion, Apis; 
 brown, through vermilion border, as if burnt, 
 lower, II Ars.; yellow, on vermilion border, 
 as in malignant fevers, Stram. 
 
 Lips, sweat ; on upper, I I Kali bi., Med. 
 
 Lips, swollen: IAcon.,1 lArg. nit.,Arn.,IIArum 
 t., Aur. mur., 1 1 Bell., Brach\, Cadm. s.,Calad., 
 ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Cinch., ICoral., ICrotal., 
 IKali c, IKalm., Lachn., IMerc., IMerc. cor., 
 Mercs., INatr. c, INitr. ac, INux m., IParis, 
 IPsor., I IPuls.,ISil.,Stram., Thuya,Tuberc,Urt. 
 ur.,Zinc; as if swollen, Lactu. v.; as if swollen, 
 lower, IGlon.; burning, upper, I I Bar. c; burn- 
 ing, lower, awakes him at night, INatr. m.; 
 burning, lower,followed by large vesicle, next 
 day scab, desquamated, I INatr. m.; with na- 
 sal catarrh, upper, I INitr. ac; in coryza, 
 upper, IIBar. c; with coryza and hoarseness, 
 Phell.; with a deep crack in middle lower, 
 I I Puis.; in diarrhoea, IIBry., ICaps.; in diph- 
 theria of lips, I I Rhus ; enormously, ILach.; 
 enormously, upper, appearance of puffiness, 
 but hard to feel, like swelling from a blow or 
 bee sting, ILach.; lower, in epithelioma, 
 I IKali s.; with eruption, lower, ISul.; toward 
 evening, Sang.; with biting, burning erup- 
 tion (scrofula), IIBry.; with ciliary blephari- 
 tis, upper (phlyctenular ophthalmia), IMerc. 
 d.; in scrofulous inflammation of eyes, IMerc; 
 with humid scurfs or crusts covering face, 
 IPsor.; during apyrexia (intermittent), lArs.; 
 congested, IGlon., Lach.; in typhus, Bry.; 
 with herpes, epithelioma, lower, USep.; for 
 twelve hours, Gainb.; indurated, lower, Sang.; 
 with indurations on inside of upper, and dis- 
 coloration on skin (after scabies), IMez.; a 
 place size of a bean, lower left, inflamed, dark 
 red, raised papillae, bleeding from slightest 
 cause,burning, stinging and drawing (cancer) , 
 I Ars.; red, inflamed, on lower, as large as a pear, 
 burning soreness when touch ed,Bor.; internal- 
 ly, upper, IMerc sol.; with jerking pains, 
 upper,ICarbo v.;lower,IIAsaf.,l ICalc,ICanst., 
 Como., IKali bi., ILyc, IMerc cor., IMur. 
 ac, ISep., Sri., Stram.; lower, left, IKali c: af- 
 
 ter mercury, I IKali m.; in morning (cirrhotic 
 kidney), I I Plumb.; in morning, upper (ca- 
 tarrh,epilepsy,keratitis,ophthalmiascroi'ulosa, 
 scrofula), ICalc; every morning for weeks, 
 upper, disappearing after a few hours, Grat.; 
 with burning in mouth, ILach.; close under 
 nose, Arg. met.; cedematous, lApis, IPhos.; 
 painless, Ars. met.; pale, upper (after tooth- 
 ache, IBov.; puffed, Cub., IMerc; puffed, lower 
 worse, Asaf.; puffed, sore when touched, Ai- 
 lant.; much, and quickly, Ant. t.; and pushed, 
 out, upper, 1 1 Staph.; external third of right 
 lower, and congested, with induration size of 
 an apricot stone in centre of swelling, on red 
 border superficial ulceration, with grayish 
 base (cancer), I ISiL; soft, red, upper IMerc; 
 in scarlatina, ICaps.; scrofulous, with ten- 
 dency to bleed, Phos. ac; covered with 
 scurfs, IPsor.; sensitive to touch, upper, 
 I Gels.; on inside, prevents speaking, lower, 
 Carbo v.;insyphilis,lower,IClem.;tense, pain- 
 ful to touch, upper, IIHep.; thick, in scrofula, 
 upper,BBell.; with burning, thirst and heat, left 
 upper (catarrhal fever), IKali c ; with swollen, 
 pale yellow, protruding tongue, IMerc. cor. ; 
 with nightly pressing toothache, lower, INatr. 
 c; tumefaction, IBell.; and turning up, dark 
 red, upper, IMerc cor.; honeycombed with 
 ulcers, with ozsena, upper, INitr. ac; upper, 
 IIApis, Ars., IBell., I Bry., llCalc, ICalc p., 
 Graph., Guareea, ILyc, IMerc. iod. flav., INatr. 
 c, IINatr. m., ISul.,Vinca; particularly in chil- 
 dren, upper,! ICalc, IPsor.; in urticaria, ICop.; 
 of superficial veins, Hod.; in veta, Coca. 
 jg^^- inflamed, thick. 
 
 Lips, tender : jggg^ touch. 
 
 Lips, tension : Lachn.; burning, upper, during 
 rest, Spig. ; especially upper, Apis. 
 
 Lips, thick : Ananth., ISiL; upper, in scrofula, 
 IBell.; upper, feels, Caust.; upper, with a 
 tumor in parenchyma, size of a pea, enlarged 
 when taking cold (chronic inflammation of 
 eyes and otorrhcea after vaccination) , I I Thuya. 
 
 Lips, tingling: lAcon., INatr. m., IPic.ac 
 fg^* formication, numb. 
 
 Lips, touch: brings on vomiting, in yellow 
 fever, ICadm. s.; lower, sensitive, Bry.; tender, 
 IIApis, IMerc cor.; tender, in diphtheria of 
 lips, 1 1 Rhus ; upper, 1 1 Kali iod., Thuya. 
 gig"* swollen. 
 
 Lips, trembling: Bell., Benz. ac, Crot., Lactu. 
 v., IStram., ISul.; lower, in typhus, I Arm; 
 in typhus, when he spoke, I Arg. nit.; tremu- 
 lous sensation in lower, precedes vomiting 
 without inclination to vomit, I I Ran. sc; of 
 upper, Bell.; vibration, Agar. 
 jgigp motion, quivering, twitching. 
 
 Lips, tumors : cancerous ICon.; a tubercle as 
 large as a bean, cartilaginous appearance, 
 bleeding, looking like scirrhus, I ISep.; lower, 
 size of a pea, with acrid watery ichor, making 
 surrounding parts sore, I IKreo.; in centre of 
 lower, size of walnut, surrounded at base by 
 a bluish areola of veins and covered by a 
 black crust which broke into fissures at least 
 touch, discharging pus and blood, tumor felt 
 hard and was as large as a bean, lacerating 
 pains in interior of tumor, with burning and 
 itching outside of it, I IPhos. 
 $ggp cancer, swollen. 
 
 Lips, twitching: ICham., Lactu. v., Squilla, 
 ISul.; in cold air, I IDulc; convulsive, llpec; 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 in convulsion, I ISil.; in dentition, BBRheum ; 
 in typhoid, BBell.; at intervals, upper, Niccol. ; 
 lower, Hippom., Thuya ; in middle of left 
 upper, Nitr. sp. d.; of upper, ICarbo v.,DGraph., 
 I Zinc. 
 gigf motion, quivering, trembling. 
 
 Lips, ulcerated : Ananth., IBry., ICon., IKali 
 c, lMerc.,Natr. c, INatr. m., BNitr. ac, Phos. 
 ac, BPhyt., IPsor.; bleeding, on lower, ICanst.; 
 burning, Staph.; burning, in lower, BCaust.; 
 burning and sticking, BNux v.; cancerous, 
 lAur. mur.; at commissure, Bell., Coca ; 
 deeply, lower, in syphilis, BClem.; discolored, 
 ulcer size of a bean, with raised edges, upper, 
 BArs.; dotted with ulcers, BMagn. c; in ab- 
 dominal typhus, BBStram. ; gray base, I IKali 
 m.; on lower, grayish, superficial, excruciat- 
 ingly painful, BiSil.; with lardaceous centre 
 (stomatitis), BCaps.; large, on vermilion border 
 of lower (cancer), I ILyc; malignant, I IPhyt.; 
 particularly at corners of mouth, 1 1 Psor.; upper 
 extending to nose, BMez.; painful, ICic; pha- 
 gedenic, Ars.; caused by acrid salivation, 
 BNitr. ac; scabby, with burning pain on mar- 
 gin of lower, Sul. ; sore, ulcerated, in middle 
 of upper, Zinc; in mercurial syphilis, BPhos.ac 
 
 Lips, uneasiness in muscles, after dinner,Agar. 
 
 Lips, upper: complaints predominate, Aeon., 
 Ars., Bell. 
 
 Lips, viscid : Arg. nit., Berb. 
 
 Lips, warts : BCaust.; painful to touch, on up- 
 per,B BNitr. ac; grew upon a pedicle, and split, 
 when allowed to grow, into three or four 
 horny, hard portions, upper, 1 1 Thuya ; smarts, 
 and bleeds on washing, upper, B BNitr. ac 
 
 Lips, wet : Jiggp moist. 
 
 Lips, white : j^gf pale. 
 
 Lips, wrinkled: Ver. 
 
 Lips, yellow: bluish, Ananth. 
 
 LOWER JAW, abscess : of lower gum, 
 right side, hard round swelling from which 
 pus and blood ooze through small opening 
 at side of a carious tooth, BSul.; in a scrofu- 
 lous girl, after injury, followed by immense 
 enlargement, BHekla. @gf caries, periostitis. 
 
 Lower jaw, aching : in lower, Lyss., Sil.; dull, 
 increasing to heavy pain, like something 
 pressing heavily, Iodof.; dull, in left,BGuaiac ; 
 headache extends to jaw, Lyss.; worse read- 
 ing or writing, Lyss. 
 gig?* dull pain, pain undefined. 
 
 Lower jaw, arthritic pains : BCaust. 
 g^° rheumatic. 
 
 Lower jaw, boring: in angles, Nitr. sp. d.; in 
 bones, BLach.; in region of mental foramen, 
 as if a hole were being bored, pain at one 
 time on right side, then on left or both sides, 
 irregular, coming day or night, lasting several 
 minutes, runs along course of inframaxillary 
 nerve, motion of jaw impeded (prosopalgia), 
 BMez.; in prosopalgia, BCoccul.; in right, 
 Brom.; severe, in right, with tearing through 
 face, extending to temple, BMagn. c 
 
 Lower jaw, break: sensation as if going to, 
 Phos. ac; pain as if broken, Sars. ; sensation 
 of fracture, left side, Rob.; severe pain as if it 
 would, better by pressure, warm food and 
 drinks, with dull, aching, cramplike pain in 
 articulation of right lower, BRhus. 
 
 Lower jaw, feels as if bruised: BCaust. 
 ggp^ crushed. 
 
 Lower jaw, burning: on edges, frequently with 
 
 small, easily bleeding (miliary) eruption, 
 Paris. 
 
 Lower jaw, caries: BCist., BCon., BMerc, 
 BPhos., BSil.; with drawing (after mercury), 
 Asaf.; with headache, Mez.; preceded by hives 
 on face and body, and succeeded by vesicles, 
 with fever, I ISil.; of left, I ISil.; following os- 
 teitis, brought on by injury to jaw during 
 extraction of carious tooth, 1 1 Staph.; after 
 scarlatina, BAur. mur.; syphilitic, BAur., 
 1 1 Fluor, ac, fiKali iod., BMerc, BNitr. ac, 
 BPhyt.; in mercurio-syphilis, BAur. mur. nat. 
 g^~ necrosis, periostitis, swelling. 
 
 Lower jaw, chattering: in typhoid fever, 
 BAgar. J^HT quivering, trembling. 
 
 Lower jaw, chew : cannot, Arum t., Zinc; can- 
 not, in stomacace, BKali bi.; cannot, in 
 secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; cannot, too 
 weak, BBar. c; cannot, in prosopalgia, 
 1 1 Staph.; bites cheek and tongue, Bilgn.; 
 difficult, BMerc viv., BNux v., Syph.; difficult, 
 at times" impossible, 1 1 Sul.; molars pain, 
 Spong.; painful, BLach.; paralytic state of mas- 
 ticating organs, BGels. Ji^ motion. 
 
 Lower jaw, coldness : feeling of, with crawl- 
 ing, like formication, extending from right 
 temple, Plat. ; with formication in right tem- 
 ple, extending to that spot, worse in evening 
 and when at rest, better from rubbing, BPlat.; 
 painful, starts below in T)ones and passes up- 
 ward, Lyss. 
 
 Lower jaw, constricting pain: in left articula- 
 tion, with fine pains in epigastrium, Pallad. 
 $§^ tension, trismus. 
 
 Lower jaw, contracted: feeling, BCaust.; feel- 
 ing, in muscles, Carb. s. Hypotension, trismus. 
 
 Lower jaw, cracking: gii 03 joint. 
 
 Lower jaw, cramp: after eating, IIAng., 
 Mang. ; drawn, Spong. 
 g^g^ contracted, trismus. 
 
 Lower jaw, crushed : as if, BIgn.; painful, in 
 prosopalgia, BCoccul. JS^* bruised. 
 
 Lower jaw, cutting : in articulation, Asar. 
 
 Lower jaw, darting : in threatened caries, 
 IPhos.; from taking cold, BPhos.; to inner 
 mouth, Ammoniac; in right side, at angle, 
 Natr. ph.; sharp, with dull sensation in head, 
 Sticta. g^~ jerking. 
 
 Lower jaw, digging: in rami, BKali bi.; pul- 
 sating through whole right, worse toward 
 evening and at rest, .followed by numb- 
 ness, pains come and go gradually, BPlat. 
 
 Lower jaw, dislocation: easy, ggg* joint. 
 
 Lower jaw, drawing : Alum., BAur.met, I ICalc, 
 
 I ICarbo v., I INatr. m., BNux v., Rhus v.; in 
 angle of right lower, Camph.; in articulation, 
 as if dislocated, Spong.; in bones, BLach.; as if 
 backward, Bell.; extending to ears and head, 
 BCon.; in glands, behind left ramus, on mov- 
 ing head, Calend.; in glenoid cavity, BCaust.; 
 in left, I ILyc, Zing.; in left, alternating with 
 boring in several teeth, and stitches extending 
 to zygoma (toothache), BMez.; in right, Carbol. 
 ac; with rigidity, near angle, first, and long- 
 est, in left, then in right, Oxal. ac. 
 
 g^* rheumatic. 
 Lower jaw, dropping: BArn., BArs., BCarbo v., 
 BHell.,BKaliiod.,BBLach.,BLyc,BBOp.,BStram., 
 
 I I Variol.,BZinc; in apoplexy,! BNux y.,BBOp.; 
 in inflammation of brain, I I Hell.; in laryn- 
 geal croup, BPhos.; lies on back,in diphtheria, 
 iMerc cy.; in exhaustive fevers, Lye; in ty- 
 
9. LOWER FACE. 
 
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 phus, 1 1 Act. rac, lArs., IBapt., ICarbo v., 
 IHyos., ILach., ILyc, BMur. ac, IIOp., 
 IVer. v., HZinc; in influenza, IChel.; in 
 labor, I ILyc; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 I ILyc; during sleep, ILyc, SNux v.; during 
 sleep, with trembling when aroused, Variol.; 
 with stupor, ILyc, IIOp., ISul. 
 ggp" Chap. 8, Face sunken. 
 
 Lower jaw, dull pain : Ziz.; in left, I IXan. 
 j^g" aching. 
 
 Lower jaw, exostoses : IIAng. , llCalc fl. 
 
 Lower jaw, fungous growth : with necrosis, 
 IHep.; location, that of first molar teeth, left, 
 purplish, bled easily, pedunculated, worse in 
 damp weather, I I Thuya ; fungus of left, pur- 
 plish, and easily bleeding, pedunculated, more 
 angry in damp weather, I I Thuya. 
 
 Lower jaw, furuncle : large, in region of left, 
 IKob. 
 
 Lower jaw, giddy sensation : Ars. h. 
 
 Lower jaw, gnawing : in both sides, 1 1 Kali 
 iod.; in ramus, commencing at 9 p.m, better 
 from warmth, and lying on affected side, 
 comes on gradually and leaves suddenly, 
 I ISul. ac 
 
 Lower jaw, puts hands to, during dentition: 
 I IHyos. 
 
 Lower jaw, heaviness: Cham. 
 
 Lower jaw, inflammation : jggp^ caries, peri- 
 ostitis. 
 
 Lower jaw, jerking : violent, painful, in lower, 
 Lyss.; drawing, in left, ISul.; in forenoon, All. 
 sat.; snapping, IBell. M^ darting. 
 
 Lower jaw, joint: aching in upper part, worse 
 from pressure and motion, Acel. ac; pain as 
 if jaw would break, IRhus ; bruised, pain on 
 motion, early in morning, in right, Arm; 
 cracking, Thuya; cracking, when chewing, 
 left, Brom.; cracking, when eating, IINitr. ac; 
 cracking, when eating, in dyspepsia, ILac c ; 
 cracking, in left, 01. an.; cracking, on opening 
 mouth, ILach.; cracking, on opening mouth 
 wide, Sabad.; cracking, with luxatio spon- 
 tanea, IMez.; cracking, when moving it, I I Rhus; 
 cramp, Asar.; cramplike dull aching in right, 
 at rest and in motion, with crackling sound 
 and severe pain as if jaw would break, better 
 from pressure, warm food and drinks, IRhus ; 
 cramplike pain in left, to cheek, evenings 
 while eating, or walking in open air, Spong. ; 
 easy dislocation, Petrol., I IRhus, Staph.; 
 cramplike pain in masticator muscles, espe- 
 cially at rest, better opening or closing jaws, 
 Ang.; cramplike pain, with arthritic tooth- 
 ache, IColch.; dislocation, spontaneous, with 
 cracking in joints, BMez.;pain, as if dislocated, 
 Spong.; pain, as if dislocated, with drawing in 
 jaw, Spong.; pain, as if dislocated, precedes 
 paroxysm of quotidian ague, I IRhus; pain, as 
 if dislocated, with spasmodic yawning, llgn.; 
 pain,asif dislocated, with spasmodic yawning 
 and stitching, I IRhus ; sensation as if dislo- 
 cated with neuralgia, left side, IRob.; pain, 
 Gamb., Glom; pain, when closing (sore throat), 
 ■ Bar. c; pain, in typhus, IBapt.; pain, in left, 
 close to ear, Alum.; pain from gaping and sneez- 
 ing, Agar.; pain and cracking, when masticat- 
 ing, Menyanth.; pain, could scarcely open 
 mouth, Agar.; pain, when first opening mouth, 
 when pressed with finger, and when putting 
 tongue out, Ars. h.; paralytic sensation ( arthri- 
 tic toothache), IColch.; dull pressure, in left, 
 
 involves whole cheek, on pressure becomes a 
 benumbing tension, MVerbas.; pressure in 
 right articular cavity, worse on motion, Bry.; 
 rheumatism, IRhus; rigidity, Daph.; sensi- 
 tive, as if swollen, on opening mouth, ILach.; 
 shooting, extending to ear, when chewing, 
 Bell.; pain, in left, as if sprained, Arum t.; 
 pain, in left, as if sprained, on dropping jaw 
 far downward, biting or yawning, Coral.; 
 sticking pain, in articulation, beneath and in 
 front of left ear, on moving jaw backward 
 and biting strongly, and on pressing finger 
 upon joint, Zinc; stiffness, Badiag., Daph., 
 Glom, Sang., Sars.; stiffness, in chronic syph- 
 ilitic ophthalmia, IMerc; stitches, Bell.; 
 stitches, in right, into upper back, ICham.; 
 swelling of left, Brom.; swelling in region, with 
 burning in skin, Daph.; sensation of swell- 
 ing, Daph.; tensive pain, on chewing or open- 
 ing mouth, Alum., Amm. m., ICalc; tension, 
 Bell., Daph., Sars.; tension, in left, when 
 walking in open air, Spong.; tension, on open- 
 ing mouth, IMerc. sol. JgggT trismus. 
 
 Lower jaw, lacerating : I ILyc. gg^neuralgia. 
 
 Lower jaw, lame : if cold air or water chills 
 him, IDulc; pain, as if in condyle, HPsor.; 
 not able to eat much for weeks (bronchitis), 
 ICaust. g^g" stiffness. 
 
 Lower jaw, lancinating : in inferior maxillary, 
 with cancerous diathesis, MSil.; in prosopal- 
 gia, ICoccul.; sharp, in inside of left, I ISene- 
 cio. fi^lP darting. 
 
 Lower jaw, locked: g^^ trismus. 
 
 Lower jaw, hard lump : from angle of right to 
 larynx and trachea, IKali iod. 
 
 Lower jaw, motion : as if chewing, Bry., IHell.; 
 as if chewing, in brain affections of children, 
 IIBry.; constant, as in chewing (meningi- 
 tis), I Aeon.; munching, depressed and ele- 
 vated, as if chewing, lAmyl.; chewing, during 
 sleep (children), llgn.; chewing, during sleep 
 (hepatic affections), I ICalc; chorea- like, mus- 
 cular, Agar.; constant, in chorea, I IVer.; con- 
 vulsive, Amyg., Atrop. s., Stram.; convulsive, 
 with colic, Bufo.; convulsive, in epilepsy, 
 lAst. r.; convulsive, violent, caused by breath 
 of air, or by a person passing (tetanus), 
 I ICalab.; involuntary gnashing and grinding 
 of teeth, Lyss.; violent, loud, 1 1 Plumb.; grind- 
 ing, in meningitis, ISul.; convulsive shak- 
 ing, Agar.; thrust forward (spasms after 
 fright), llgn.; pushes forward, gnashes against 
 upper, t.Carb. s. 
 
 Lower jaw, masseter muscles : special action, 
 IGlom; benumbing pain, region of, worse 
 opening jaw, Coccul.; contraction, ITabac; 
 of right side, spasmodically contracted, Sars.; 
 rigid convulsion, BGEnam; as if painfully 
 cramped, ICham.; tonic cramps (cholera), 
 I IVer.; cramplike pain, region of, worse open- 
 ing jaw, Coccul.; drawing in right, Sars.; 
 gnawing, IGlom; hard, in traumatic tetanus, 
 IHydr. ac; pain, Arund.; pressive pain, 
 region of, worse opening jaw, Coccul. ; slight 
 pain, worse motion and bending forward, 
 Iodof.; rigid, I fStram.; stiff, Iodof., Natr. a., 
 IVer.; stinging in right, Sars.; tearing in right, 
 Sars.; tensive pain, Camph.; tension in integ- 
 uments, MVerbas.; tired feeling, IIKalm.; 
 pain, as if tired by chewing much, Ang.; 
 twitching, IKali m.; feeling of weakness, 
 with inclination to hold mouth open, Cham. 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 Lower jaw, necrosis: UPhos. ISil.; of left, 
 IPhos. Jig^ caries, periostitis, swelling. 
 
 Lower jaw, neuralgia : IMez., IPhos.; after 
 catching cold, sometimes one side, sometimes 
 the other, dull aching, worse at night, I ISul.; 
 in left, IDulc; in right, Pallad.; severe along 
 right maxillary nerve, IArs., in direction of 
 right, with tickling in stomach, Tarant. ; teeth 
 decayed, Chloral. ; extending to temples, 
 1 1 Med. %^ tearing. 
 
 Lower jaw, nodules: painful, IGraph. 
 
 Lower jaw, pain : undefined, ICaust., Merc. iod. 
 rub.; violent, in angle, Zinc; in back part 
 of left, near articulation, Pallad. ; so severe 
 as to think he is going crazy, Tarant.; ex- 
 tends to ear and temple (prosopalgia, right 
 side), MSpig.; with headache, Lyss.; vio- 
 lent, horrible, in bone of right, Arg. met.; 
 in left, Ipom.; starting from left side, run- 
 ning along left eyebrow, Arund.; painful 
 to move, Natr. a.; masticating solid food, 
 worse evenings or morning when waking, 
 Aloe ; in masticating, solid food could 
 not be borne (after scarlet fever), ILach.; be- 
 gan in carious bicuspid of right, spread over 
 all branches of facial nerve on that side, 
 tearing, I IStram.; nightly, teeth become 
 black and denuded of gum, HMerc. viv.; on 
 opening, as if masseter muscles were pain- 
 fully cramped, into teeth, Cham.; right, pain- 
 ful to pressure, ICaust.; when reading or writ- 
 ing, Lyss.; in right, Pallad.; in right, even- 
 ings half an hour before going to bed, con- 
 tinues until she falls asleep, llgn.; pain in right, 
 to teeth and neck, Ars. met.; short, intense, 
 in one or the other, ~Atrop. s.; all over, ex- 
 tends to shoulders and supra and infraorbital 
 nerves on both sides, and over whole head, 
 pain commences in evening and lasts all night, 
 keeping her awake, I ISul.; in right socket, 
 Xan. ; more than teeth, I ISil.; with toothache, 
 IMillef.; pains as if teeth were going to fall 
 out, Tarant.; with inclination to yawn, Lyss. 
 Jgggf* aching, dull pain, neuralgia. 
 
 Lower jaw, paralysis : in apoplexy, INux v.; 
 cannot close, as if paralyzed, I INux m. 
 fi^* dropping, relaxed. 
 
 Lower jaw, parotid glands : abscesses, pain- 
 ful to touch, discharge bloody, serous pus, 
 with stinging and gnawing, IRhus; abscess 
 threatened (typhoid), ILach.; as if contused, 
 lAur. met;; attacked first, disease extends 
 to other glands of neck (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac 
 c; drawing, I Arg. met.; drawing, in left, 
 Agnus ; enlarged, IKali bi., Rhus ; enlarge- 
 ment of left, even impending suppuration 
 (scarlatina), IRhus; enlarged greatly, right 
 (ulcer on tongue), I INitr. ac; enlarged, sen- 
 sitive (scarlatina), lAilant.; indurated, Amm. 
 c, I Bar. m., Calc, ICarbo a., IClem., ICon., 
 ■ Kali c, llSil.; indurated, in diphtheria, 
 IPhyt.; indurated, especially right, IKali c; 
 indurated, right, in angina, llgn.; indu- 
 rated, in scarlatina, IMerc. iod. flav., IRhus ; 
 pain, in angina, IMerc; pain, into ear, 
 Lact. ac; pain, slight in left, Bapt.; painful 
 to touch, lAur. met.; parotitis (mumps), 
 I ICarbo v., HCist,, Coccus, ICrotal., IDory., 
 Hippoz., IPhyt.; parotitis, without fever, 
 I IKali m.; parotitis gangrenosa, after scar- 
 latina. -Anthrac; parotitis, left side, IRhus; 
 parotitis, particularly left side, enormously 
 
 swollen, sensitive to touch, pressure causes 
 pain, ILach.; parotitis, with metastasis to 
 mammas, IIPuls.; parotitis, with metasta- 
 sis to testicles, IArs., ICarbo v., -Jab., 
 IIPuls.; parotitis, with metastasis to right 
 testicle, I IRhus; parotitis, right side, IKali 
 bi., ISMerc; parotitis, particularly right side, 
 ICalc, IKali c; parotitis of right, threatened 
 suppuration, I Hep.; parotitis, with profuse 
 flow of saliva, IMerc, INatr. m.; parotitis, 
 in young scrofulous subjects, I IMerc; sensa- 
 tion as if she would have mumps, Lyss.; paro- 
 titis, in scarlatina, IPhos.; parotitis, after scar- 
 latina, IIBar. c, IHep.; in malignant scarla- 
 tina, 1 1 Amm. c; parotitis, in malignant scar- 
 latina, discharge ichorous, I ICalc. ; parotitis, 
 suppression, testicles aching, INatr. m.; paro- 
 titis, suppuration threatens, I IMerc; paroti- 
 tis, suppurative, of left side, in scarlatina, 
 
 I IRhus; parotitis, suppurative, IPhos.; paro- 
 titis, suppurative, after typhus, INatr. m.; 
 parotitis, after catching cold, suppuration 
 feared around incision made, inflammation 
 and swelling occurred if exposed to north 
 and east winds, Rhus ; pain, lancinating, 
 ICarbo a.; as if pressed, lAur. met.; pinching 
 pressure, shifting to right side, up and down, 
 Diad.; redness, erysipelatous, bright, of right, 
 
 I I Bell.; left most often affected (after scar- 
 latina), IIBrom.; affections after scarlet 
 fever (otitis media), ILyc; shooting in right, 
 IIBell.; sore, aching, in region, Calc. p.; sore- 
 ness of left, I Arum t.; soreness of left to touch, 
 in scarlatina, Arum t. ; soreness of right, better 
 walking in open air, Calc. s.; steatoma over 
 right, ICalc; stiff feeling, Lact. ac; stitches, 
 IDulc; stitches in left, with headache, IKali 
 bi.; stitches in region of right, ILyc. ; suppu- 
 ration, after typhus, I INatr. m.; suppuration, 
 neighboring glands indurated, ICalc; suppu- 
 ration of left, with diabetes, Con.; suppura- 
 tion of left, edges of opening smooth, dis- 
 charge watery, excoriating, swelling remains 
 hard (after scarlatina) , IIBrom.; suppuration 
 of left, with profuse sweat, disturbing sleep 
 (diabetes), ICon.; suppurating, in scarlatina, 
 II Ars.; suppuration, especially if slow, pain- 
 less, ISil.; suppuration threatened, IBry.; 
 swollen, Amm. c, lAur. met., IBar. m., 
 ICarbo a., HCham., Chloral., Cist., ICoccul., 
 ICon., ICrotal., IDulc, IKali bi., ILach., 
 Merc s., IPhyt., IRhus, Sarrac, I ISil.; 
 swelling, in catarrh of bladder, ICinnab. ; 
 swelling, in diphtheria, I Chin, a., IMerc cy., 
 IRhus ; swollen, in typhus, IMang.; swollen, 
 including,neighboring glands, Merc iod. rub.; 
 swollen, hard, Amm. c, I ISil.; swollen, hard, 
 in diphtheria, IMerc. sol., I ISul. ac; swollen, 
 hard, left, warm to touch, sequel to scarla- 
 tina, IIBrom.; swollen, hard, pain extends to 
 lower axilla, IBar. m.; swelling, hard, right, 
 in scarlatina, I I Amm. c; inflammatory swell- 
 ings, IIBell.; swelling, painful, inflammatory, 
 ICalc; swelling, of left, with diabetes, Con.; 
 swelling, of left, in malignant scarlatina, 
 ILach.; swelling, of left, with sore throat and 
 loss of appetite, 1 1 Lac c; swelling, malignant, 
 in scarlet fever, IArs.; swelling, in measles, 
 I Am.; swelling, during menses, IKali c; 
 swelling, painful, I IDig. ; swelling, large, 
 painful, of left, ISul.,ac; swelling, painful, 
 Bry.; swelling, painful, red, of one side, or 
 
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 both (measles), IFerr. ph.; swelling, of right 
 side, IBar. m., IIBell.; swelling, especially of 
 right, I Kali c.; swelling, of right, in angina, 
 llgn.; swelling, passes more often from left 
 to right, I I Lac c; swelling, of right side (scar- 
 let fever), I Kali c; swelling, especially of 
 right, in scarlatina, IBar. m., I I Strain.; swell- 
 ing, with salivation, after diphtheria, llris ; 
 swelling, in scarlatina, OB Arum t., IMerc., 
 IMerc. iod. rub., IPhos.; swelling, after scar- 
 latina, IHep.; swelling, scrofulous, ISil.; 
 swelling, scrofulous, of left, in a child, IHip- 
 poz.; swelling, with violent stitches, Sul.; 
 swelling, with stitches, tensive pain on turn- 
 ing head, ISep.; swelling, with loose teeth 
 and bleeding gums, after abuse of mercury, 
 HXitr. ac; swelling, tender, in scarlatina or 
 diphtheritis, IBar. c: throbbing, IHyos.; 
 large ulcers, in region of, Calc. p. 
 
 Lower jaw, periostitis : IMerc, IPhos. ac, 
 IRuta ; with gumboils, IPhos.; hard, red 
 swelling, i ISymph. 
 gggp caries, necrosis, swelling. 
 
 Lower jaw, pinching : pressing, in side, IVer- 
 bas. 
 
 Lower jaw, pressure: back of, Arum d., Arum 
 m.; in forenoon, All. sat.; in ramus of left, 
 seems pressed against upper jaw, Verba?.; 
 on lower inner edge of right lower, on hand- 
 ling, and bending head back, Sars.; a great 
 disposition to press hand against, Lyss.; 
 pressed forward (hydrocephalus), Art. v. 
 
 Lower jaw, pricking: with cancerous diathesis, 
 MSil. 
 
 Lower jaw, quivering : in intermittent, ICoccul. 
 
 Lower jaw, relaxed : j^^dropping, paralysis. 
 
 Lower jaw, rheumatic pains: ICaust.; extend 
 to temple, Sil. J^^ arthritic, rheumatic. 
 
 Lower jaw, shooting: IGels.; in direction of 
 ears, I Bell.; sensation in right, in bone as it 
 were, shoots into root of decayed tooth, Lyss. 
 
 Lower jaw, seems shortened : Alum. 
 
 Lower jaw, snapping : biting, with convulsions, 
 Lyss.; spasmodic, I I Apis ; involuntary, spas- 
 modic, during fits, Lyss. 
 
 Lower jaw, soreness: Lyss., IMerc. cor.; at v 
 angle, left side, Diosc.;* in right, at angle, 
 Natr. ph.; of right side, around ear, could not 
 open wide enough to admit fingers, Psor.; 
 in right, with a little swelling in morning, 
 Zing.; cannot wear false teeth, 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Lower jaw T , as if splinters had been run into : 
 Agar. 
 
 Lower jaw, squeezing : as if from a blow, Berb. 
 
 Lower jaw r , stiffness : Diosc, IGels., ILach., 
 IMerccor.,Merc iod. flav., IMerc. viv., IIRhus, 
 Sars.; when biting, Ars. met. ; in bronchitis, 
 ICaust.; apparently caused by inflammation 
 and gangrenous sloughing of buccal mucous 
 membrane, I I Sul.; in cynanche cellularis, 
 lAnthrac; with headache, Lyss.; difficulty 
 in opening mouth, IGels.; difficulty in open- 
 
 * ing mouth (angina faucium), ILach.; unable 
 to open, 1 1 Med.; with inability to open mouth, 
 in tonsillitis, IMerc iod. flav.; in prosopalgia, 
 IMez.; feeling, at night, (toothache), IChim. 
 umb.; of muscles, with difficult swallowing, 
 ten days after cut on right side of forehead 
 (traumatic tetanus), INux v.; sensation, Lyss. ; 
 tendency to, 1 1 Med.; with inclination to 
 yawn, Lyss. figg* joint. 
 
 Lower jaw, stinging: IIKalm.; as if from a 
 
 blow, Berb.; drawing from left to first in- 
 cisor at 10 p.m., and in night, IZing.; with 
 cramplike drawing, I I Kali m.; on low T er 
 inner edge of right,on handling, and bending 
 head back, Sars.; shooting, in red scar, Sul.ac 
 
 Lower jaw, stitches : Berb., ICarbo a., IKalm.; 
 in angle of right lower (hemiplegia), ICaust.; 
 drawing, to upper, from left forehead, Cepa ; 
 extends to ear, could not sleep, had to tie 
 cloth over it, during day, I ISep.; in left, into 
 neck, Zinc; with pinching in root of nose, 
 Zinc; in prosopalgia, ICoccul.; single stitches 
 into inner ear, ICham.; thrusts, Aeon.; trans- 
 ient, in upper, frequently recurring, IColoc; 
 twitching, from lower to temples when laugh- . 
 ing, IIMang. 
 
 Lower jaw, excessive, spasmodic straining with 
 yawning: I IMagn. p. 
 
 Lower jaw, submaxillary glands : abscesses, 
 open externally, Hippoz.; abscess threat- 
 ened, ILach.; as if affected (faceache), Brach.; 
 burning (scirrhus), ICarbo v.; digging, Rhus; 
 diseased, IKaliiod.; drawing, lArg. met,; en- 
 gorged, IMerc. cy. (complementary of Hep. 
 and Phos.) ; engorged painfully, BMerc iod. 
 rivb.; enlarged, Asim., IIKalf iod., BMerc. cor., 
 IMerc iod. flav., Rhus ; enlarged, in diph- 
 theritis, ILach.; enlarged, in diphtheria, 
 IIRhus; enlarged, grayish, or dark, blackish 
 red, Anthrac ; enlarged, with purulent infil- 
 tration around, I Kali iod.; enlarged, with 
 swelling of lower jaw, and loose teeth, IKali 
 c; enlarged, in scrofulous ophthalmia, 1 1 Sil.; 
 enlarged, in otorrhcea, I IBar. m.; enlarged, in 
 scarlatina, IIRhus; enlarged, after scarlet fever, 
 IHep. ; enlarged, in syphilis, IKali bi. ;enlarged, 
 tender to touch, painful on swallowing, skin 
 covering it slightly red, 1 1 Sul.; enlarged, 
 in variola, IIRhus; indurated, ICon., IMerc 
 iod. flav.; indurated, in otorrhcea, IIBar. m.; 
 indurated, painful when stroked, ICoccul ; 
 induration (scirrhus), ICarbo v.; induration, 
 after scarlatina, IIBar. c; scrofulous indura- 
 tion, IRhus ; infiltrated, hypersemjc, Anthrac; 
 inflammation, Bell., I IMerc, IPhyt., Sul. ac; 
 inflamed, in diphtheria, scarlatina, and vari- 
 ola, IIRhus ; painful, ICrot. t., Strain.; pain, 
 as from contusion, I Ars.; dull pain,IAur.met.; 
 lymphatic (with a sub-inflammatory condi- 
 tion), painful at every turn of head, IDulc; 
 painful, during mastication, Act. sp.; painful, 
 when moving neck, llgn.; painful, in otor- 
 rhcea, IIBar. m.; painful, during swallowing, 
 HCinch.; pain, with difficult swallowing, 
 IStram.; pain, w T ith or without swelling, ISil., 
 Staph.; pain extends to teeth, Indig.; tensive 
 pain on moving head, Calend.; pain extends 
 to tongue, Sul. ac; painful to touch, ISil., Sul.; 
 painful, on touch, as if swollen and about to 
 suppurate, Calend.; pressive pain, lAur.met., 
 Rhus; involved, in scarlatina, IPhos.; sensi- 
 tive, in diphtheria, lArs., IMerc cy.; sensi- 
 tive, in noma, I Ars.; sensitive, with increased 
 secretion of saliva, ILyc; sore to touch, Psor.; 
 stinging, in right, IKali iod.; needle-like 
 stitches, Sul.; suppuration, I IKali iod.; tend 
 to suppurate, lAnanth. ; sw r ollen, lAnanth., 
 lArg. met., lArs., IBar. m., Bell., Bov., 
 ICarbo a., Chloral., llCinch., I Con., ICro- 
 tal. , ICrot. t., Hippoz., Ictod., Hod., IKali iod. , 
 IDLyc, Med., IMerc d., INatr. c, INatr. 
 m., INitr. ac, INux v., I Petrol., IPhyt., 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 BPlumb., BPsor., ISep., ISil., BSul., BSul. ac, 
 Zinc; painless swelling in chronic catarrh, 
 
 ■ ISil.; swollen hard, left, IKali c; swollen, in 
 diphtheria, BArs., BChin.a.,1 I Lac c, ULach., 
 ■Merc cy., Natr. m.; swollen, in diphtheria of 
 lips, 1 1 Rhus; swollen, on alternate sides, in 
 diphtheria, BLac c; swollen, drawing pain, 
 
 I I Amm. m.; swollen, as large as a pigeon egg, 
 in diphtheritis, BMur. ac; swollen to size of 
 pigeon's egg, two like hen's eggs, hard, pain- 
 ful on pressure (swelling of parotid), IBar.m.; 
 swollen, with fever, Calad. ; swollen, with 
 red and tender gams, IMerc. cor.; swollen, 
 hard, IKali c; swollen hard, in diphtheria, 
 IMerc. sol.; swollen hard, in scrofulous in- 
 flammation of eyes, IFerr. iod.; swollen hard, 
 in left, llSyph.; swollen, hard, painful, 
 IBCalc, BGraph.; swollen hard, in scrofula, 
 IFerr. iod. ; large swelling of right, not tender 
 to touch, painful when turning head, from 
 getting feet wet, BCalc; swelling, of left, 
 
 I I Arum t.; swelling of left, worse swallowing 
 or bending head, ICoral.; swollen, size of a 
 small hen's egg, left, IBrom.; swollen, region 
 of left, size of goose egg, whiskers over tumor 
 came out, softened in centre, at times shai p 
 shooting pains, when opened discharged large 
 quantity of thin bloody pus, the aperture 
 formed raised embankment-like edges, pus 
 burrowed until arrested by clavicle, where it 
 formed an enormous swelling (better after 
 Thuya 3m.), the tumor left fistulous openings 
 long in healing (retronasal catarrh benefited), 
 TrMed.; swollen, in noma, lArs.; swollen, in 
 ophthalmia, ICic; painful, swollen, lAur. 
 met., Aur. mur., BISiL, IMerc. iod. rub.; pain- 
 ful swelling of right, ISul.; swollen and pain- 
 ful, especially right side (diphtheria), IKali 
 br.; swollen, painful, after scarlatina, IflBar. 
 c. ; swollen, painful, when stroked, ICoccul.; 
 swelling in rachitis, with atrophy of children, 
 lArg. met., IStaph.; swelling of right, 1 1 Ver.; 
 right, swelling begins in (cynanche cellularis), 
 lAnthrac.; sw r ollen, right, in quotidian ague, 
 
 I ISep.; swollen, right, hinders motion of neck, 
 painful to touch, Spong.; swollen, espe- 
 cially right, in malignant scarlatina, I I Strain.; 
 swelling, right worse, IJugl.; swollen, like a 
 distinct ball or sausage firmly attached to 
 maxilla, burning at times, uneven, tubercu- 
 lated, rugged, Hippoz.; swollen, in scarlatina, 
 
 I I Arum t., IMerc; swollen, after scarlatina, 
 IHep.; swollen, with soreness, 7rCalc p.; 
 swollen, sore to touch, Acet. ac; swollen, 
 wuth stinging on swallowing, BNux v.; swol- 
 len, beating, stitching, I Amm. m.; stony, 
 hard swelling, neighboring glands involved, 
 
 ■ IBrom.; near lower, swollen, seems to cause 
 toothache, Camph.; swollen, in teething, 
 with convulsions, HCham.; swollen, in 
 toothache, with facial erysipelas, BCham.; 
 swollen, teeth feel long and loose, IZinc; 
 swollen, with loose teeth and bleeding 
 gums, after abuse of mercury, IIINitr. ac; 
 swollen and tender, left, Vespa ; swollen, 
 tender, in scarlatina and diphtheritis, IBar. 
 c; swollen, with tension, ISpong.; swollen, 
 with inflammation of throat and threat- 
 ened suffocation, Cop.; swollen, with sore 
 throat, stinging, I ISep.; swollen, pulsat- 
 ing, throbbing, Amm. m.; swollen, in ton- 
 sillitis, IILac c; swollen, with hard little 
 
 tubercles, tight as if they would ulcerate, 
 painful when touched and exciting toothache, 
 
 I I Clem.; swollen, in variola, 1 1 Chin, s.; ten- 
 der, BMerc cor.; tensive pain, Calend.; press- 
 ure in throat, on swallowing, Calend.; throb- 
 bing, Amm. m., Bo v. 
 
 Lower jaw, sunken : jg^ dropping. 
 
 Lower jaw, swelling : Aeon., IPhos., ISil.; 
 bony, size of half a walnut, I ISil.; size of a 
 pigeon's egg, ICalc fl.; externally, on left, op- 
 posite to decayed wisdom tooth, painful to 
 touch and on stooping (abscess at root of 
 tooth), I I Petrol.; and sore pain in gums, on 
 inner side, Sars.; hard, ICalc. fl.; from inner 
 edge of left, across whole (cynanche cellula- 
 ris) , lAnthrac; painful under chin (poisoning 
 by foul breath), lAnthrac; painful, with form- 
 ation of an external fistulous opening in left, 
 after extraction of several teeth, I IPhos.; with 
 severe pain and throbbing toothache, ISil.; 
 puffinessat angles, ICrotal.; on ramus, as large 
 as a hen's egg, I ISul.; of right lower, ICalc, 
 IFluor. ac; extending backward over angle 
 of right, and up to near ear (cynanche cellu- 
 laris), lAnthrac; sensitive to touch, ILach.; 
 small,on left, about lower and middle part of 
 buccinator, Calc s.; large, stony, hard, pale 
 around right, nearly painless (cynanche cel- 
 lularis), lAnthrac; intoothache,ICalc; cannot 
 wear false teeth, I I Lace; with looseness of 
 teeth, and enlarged submaxillary glands, 
 IKali c. Ji^° caries, periostitis. 
 
 Lower jaw, tearing: Agar., I Aur. met., Bell., 
 Berb., Calc. a., BColch., IKalm., ILach., INux 
 v.; with threatened caries, IPhos.; from tak- 
 ing cold, IPhos.; cramplike, here and there, 
 especially in chin, Zinc; drawing, from 
 temple, IBry.; into ear, in right, Lyss.; ante- 
 rior, to ears, Bov.; to ears, in left, Viol.; to 
 ear, and about it as far as nape of neck, he 
 could not move head without pain, Spig.; 
 towards evening, IMerc. sol.; in evening,worse 
 lying down, better moving jaw, IPhos. ; on 
 inner surface of angle of left, in and behind 
 left tonsil, worse swallowing, IBell.; one- 
 sided, ICham.; as if parts would be torn out, 
 ISul.; in ramus of right, Agnus ; rending, as if 
 from a blow, Berb.; rending, under alveoli of 
 right, Agnus; in right, _ Agar., lAnthrac, 
 Stront.; just below, in right, I IZinc; from 
 right, into ear, then teeth, Millef.; in diseased 
 root of left, ICaust. ; better by rubbing, 
 
 I I Plumb.; stitching, in left, as if in perios- 
 teum, IDros.; to temple, Lyss.; as if it would 
 be torn out of its joint, right, Spig. 
 
 Lower jaw, painful tenderness over an inch 
 below root of ear : Ziz. 
 
 Lower jaw, tension : Alum., Aur. met., ICaust., 
 Stram.; with threatened caries, IPhos.; in di- 
 rection of ears, IBell.; extends as far as 
 hyoides, Bar. c ; in muscles, Sars. 
 glgf contracted, constricted, trismus. 
 
 Lower jaw, touch: painful, I I Natr. m., Spong. 
 
 Lower jaw, throbbing: ILach.; intermittent 
 pain in right half, Cup. ars.; in left upper, 
 worse at night, IMerc. viv. 
 
 Lower jaw, trembling: I Agar., ^Aur. mur., 
 Cadm. s.; in headache, ^Ethus.; when trying 
 to speak, worse when roused from sleep, 
 I I Variol.; with yawning, Oleand. 
 j$£§~ chattering, quivering. 
 
 Lower jaw, trismus (lockjaw) : Absin., lAcon., 
 
9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 315 
 
 ^Ethus., Agar., 1 1 Alum., lAmyg., BAng., 1 1 An- 
 thrac, Ant. t.,IArg. nit., Art. v., lAst. r.,Bapt„ 
 IBell., IBry., ICalab., Cast, eq., ICamph., 
 ICaust.,Chin. s., I I Chloral.,. Chlorof., I IChrom. 
 ac.,Con.,ICup.m.,lGels., IHyos.,IIgn.,BIpec, 
 IKob., ILach., ILaur., BMagn. p., (Merc, 
 INux m., IINux v., KEnan., UOp., I I Plat., 
 IPlumb., (Pod., IPhos., Sec, Sil., 1 1 Strain., 
 
 I ISul., ! Tereb., IVer.; in apoplexy, ICrotal.; 
 in arachnitis, IChlorof.; in concussion of 
 brain, HCic; only slightly opened, with a 
 groaning breath, I ISpong.; with stertorous 
 breathing, Plumb.; in carbuncle, on chest, 
 ■Lye; in cholera, ICup. m., BHydr. ac; in 
 cholera, fourth day, IPhos. ac; with coldness, 
 brownish look of eruption, during partial re- 
 percussion (scarlatina), BCamph.; fully con- 
 scious, BHyos.; fully conscious, in tetanus, 
 INux v.; with convulsions, ICup. ac, (Enan., 
 IVer. v.; after convulsions, BStram.; in hyster- 
 ical convulsions, ICic; in rigid spasm, Amyg., 
 IHydr. ac; in cynanche cellularis, lAnthrac; 
 after cynanche cellularis, lAur. mur. nat.; 
 in epilepsy, I ICic; as in epilepsy, IMerc; 
 with constricting, burning, stinging, over 
 right eye, IXux m.; with fainting, Yer.; fear 
 of, 1 1 Sep.; in typhus, lAur. met.; from glan- 
 dular swellings, with stinging pains, IMerc; 
 with congestion to head, IStram.; with sud- 
 den rush of blood to head (hysteria), IMosch.; 
 in hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. ac; in hyste- 
 ria, ICed., ICup. m., IHydr. ac; with closed 
 lips, Strain.; in acute mania, ICanth.; during 
 menses, IHyos.; in morning on awaking, 
 sometimes at other times of day, Therid.; in 
 mumps, BBMerc; neonatorum, ! Amb., 
 ■Camph., IIChloraL, IIHep.; neonatorum, 
 where too much mercury had been given, 
 lAng.; in pneumonia, with stupor, IPhos.; 
 pressing together, like lockjaw (dentition, teta- 
 nus), ICic; in prosopalgia, llgn., I I Plat.; could 
 not be depressed sufficiently to examine (quin- 
 sy), IBar. c; in mercurial salivation, IHydras.; 
 in scarlatina, I Hep.; spasmodic closing, 
 
 I I Ananth., IBell., Diosc, IGels., ISil., IStram.; 
 spasmodic, in epilepsy, after fright, llgn.; 
 spasmodic, set tongue, lacerated (puerperal 
 convulsions), ILach.; in sunstroke, IGlon.; 
 after injury to testicle by a fall, II Puis.; in 
 tetanus, ICamph., ICaust., IChloral., ILach., 
 IINux v.; in tetanus, after a burn, lAmyl.; 
 tetanic closure on attempting to pour down 
 liquids, ■Bell.; tetanus, muscles become rigid, 
 worse right side, IHyper.; in traumatic teta- 
 nus, ■Hyper., INux v.; threatened, TrAur. 
 mur.; with constriction at throat, pulls and 
 tears at throat, ILach.; sequel of toxaemia, or 
 in broken-down constitutions, ICrotal.; while 
 unconscious (epilepsy), lAst. r.; with loss of 
 consciousness, Cup. m.; followed by uncon- 
 sciousness, I KEnan.; from wounds in soles, 
 fingers or palms, IHyper. J^gr contracted, 
 cramp, joint, stiffness, tension ; also Chap. 
 10, Teeth biting, clenching. 
 
 Lower jaw, tumor: soft commissure, left side of 
 mouth, behind last molar, an ulcerated tu- 
 mor, Benz.ac 
 
 Lower jaw, twitching m muscles: Kali m.; 
 with threatened caries, IPhos.; convulsive, 
 ■Bell.; in left, Ars. m.; tearing, lightning-like, 
 with palpitation and fluttering of heart, after 
 menses, I ISpig.; painful from above down- 
 
 ward, in a straight line, Ars. h.; like painful 
 quivering of muscles, Ars. h.; involuntary, 
 spasmodic (hemorrhage of bowels), 1 1 Alum. 
 gigp^ jerking, quivering, trembling. 
 
 Lower jaw, ulcers : lAur. mur. nat.; deep, ro- 
 dent, surrounded by smaller ones, I I Phos. ; a 
 running sore under ramus, bleeding profusely 
 if scab is removed (diseased submaxillary 
 gland), I Kali iod. 
 
 Lower jaw, uneasiness in muscles, after dinner: 
 Agar. 
 
 Lower jaw, wagging : sideways, has no control 
 over it, in meningitis, IGels. 
 
 OUTER MOUTH, biting sensation about: 
 ■Puis. 
 
 Outer mouth, blue around: HCina, I IStram., 
 Ver.; in whooping cough, ICup. ac; in epi- 
 lepsy, I ISul.; in intermittent fever, ICina; in 
 summer complaint, lArs. 
 
 Outer mouth, small boils : in corners, emitting 
 water and blood, A mm. c 
 
 Outer mouth, burning : at night, in corner, 
 I INatr. s.; protracted, violent, under right an- 
 gle, near chin, as if eruption were to appear, 
 worse stretching skin, Spong.; in right corner, 
 
 ■ ■Dros. 
 
 Outer mouth, cancer: lupus exedens, 1 1 Cist. 
 
 Outer mouth, chapped: corners, Cinnab. 
 
 Outer mouth, closed : ^^ Lower jaw trismus. 
 
 Outer mouth, cold: corners feel, JEthus. 
 
 Outer mouth, contraction : slight, of right 
 corner (eclampsia), llpec 
 
 Outer mouth, convulsed: IBufo.; in chorea, 
 ■Ign.; preventing speech, with vertigo, 
 Mosch. g^° distorted, drawn, jerking, 
 motion, twitching. 
 
 Outer mouth, cracked: in corners, Ant. c, 
 ■Cund., Eup. perf, ■■Graph., Ind., Natr. a., 
 INatr. m., ISep.; i:i blepharitis, BSil.; painful, 
 Amb.; painful, in right, ICund.; with yel- 
 lowish ulceration, IZinc; in scarlatina, 
 
 ■ ■Arum t. S^ Lips cracked. 
 
 Outer mouth, distorted: IBell., JCon., IDulc, 
 EOp.; in apoplexy, ICoccui., (Cup. m., 
 
 ■ INux v.; in threatened apoplexy, BLaur.;in 
 chorea, BCup. ac; in periodical chorea, ICup. 
 m.; drawn to one side, I IStram.; in gastro- 
 malacia, BMerc d. ; left corner drawn inward 
 and down ward, B Graph.; of one side, in paraly- 
 sis of face, Cadm. s.; one or both corners drop 
 (typhus), Agar.; spasmodic, Sec; in spasms 
 before menses, I I Puis. $^ D convulsed, 
 drawn, jerking, motion, twitching. 
 
 Outer mouth, drawn: awry, IINux m.; back 
 and forth, in teething (convulsions), ■Cham.; 
 in diphtheria, BKali bi.; downward (child, 
 gastritis mucosa), BArs.; down, at one corner, 
 Ver. v.; left corner, downward and inward, 
 ■Graph.; down, and to one side, in puerperal 
 convulsions, BOp.; down, open, with idiotic 
 expression (marasmus), BCalc; to left side, in 
 apoplexy, BArn., BPhos.; down, on left side, 
 in typhoid fever, IVer. v.; to left side, after 
 suppressed eruption and abuse of mercury, 
 ■Hep.; to left side, in epilepsy, 8 Art. v.; ob- 
 lique, in laughing or speaking^ IKali m.; 
 spasmodically, I INux v.; to one side, BDulc; 
 to one side, "in apoplexy, BBar. c, ICup. ac; 
 to one side, awakes at night with, ICrotal.; 
 to one side, in hemiplegia, ICaust.; to right side 
 ■Curar., INux v.; to right side, in convulsions, 
 i I Aeon. ; now to right, again to left, Strain.; to 
 
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 9. LOWER FACE. 
 
 right side, in paralysis, ICurar.; from side to 
 side, in teething (convulsion), ICham.; invol- 
 untary twist (paralysis), I I Kali ph.; twists to 
 one side every time he attempts to speak or 
 smile, Cub.; left corner upward, when talking, 
 Tell.; right corner upward, I I Sep. 
 j^gr convulsed, distorted, jerking, motion, 
 twitching. 
 
 Outer mouth, eruption : around, Ant. t., BCalc, 
 Crotal., IIDulc, I ILauroc, ILyc, I INatr. c; 
 aphthae, influenza, lAnt. t., IHyper.; herpes, 
 intermittent, iArs.; chronic, Cadm. s.; cold 
 sore, begins at left corner, Calc fl.; blotches 
 on corners, 1 1 Kali iod.; in corners, Mang. ; 
 in corners (intermittent), Hgn.; in corners, 
 painful when touched, Bell.; in corners, in 
 pneumonia, IMerc; tetterlike crusts, itching, 
 burning, smarting, ILed.; in corners, forming 
 yellow, horny-colored crusts, BCic; incomers, 
 resembling erysipelas, itching and burning, 
 I Cic; exanthema, IRhus ; fever blisters, BHep., 
 I INatr. m., II Rhus ; fever blisters, during 
 apyrexia, IHep.; with heat, IHep. ; herpetic, 
 Amm. c, Bor., I INatr. m., IParis, llSep.; her- 
 pes, in corners, ISuL; herpetic crusts, itching, 
 burning, IRhus ; herpetic, lower part, I IMagn. 
 c; herpes,scaly, I I Kreo.; herpesyellowish,from 
 sea bathing, Zinc; papular, incomer, I I Petrol.; 
 pimples, I IDulc, 1 1 Hydras., IMur.ac, IRhus; 
 pimples, on corners, Tarax.; pimples red, itch- 
 ing, every summer (eczema Solaris), IMur. 
 ac; pimples, on right corner, I Kali m.; sup- 
 purating pimple on right corner, Tarax.; 
 pustular, 1 1 Ant. t.; pustule below right angle, 
 with tensive pain when touched, ICoccul.; 
 rash, generally dry, occasionally slight 
 moisture exuded, IHep.; of rheumatic origin 
 (tertian), lAnt. t.; rhagadic places, run- 
 ning like radii towards corners, IGraph.; 
 scabby around, IGraph., IINitr. ac; scabs at 
 corners (Rhus tox. poisoning), IRhusv.; honey- 
 like scabs, IMez.; thick scabs in angles (scrof- 
 ulous ophthalmia), I IRhus; scrofulous, in 
 ophthalmia, ICic; scurfs, IPetrol.; yellow 
 scurfs on left corner, discharging yellow cor- 
 rosive fluid, spreads over lip, chin and cheek, 
 ■Cic; tetter, with itching of face, ISep.; tetter- 
 like, at times with jerking and itching burn- 
 ing in it, Rhus ; vesicular, I INatr. s.; vesicles 
 burst and spread (children), I Bor.; vesicles 
 like aphthae, IHell. ; vesicles look like pearls, 
 I INatr. m.; small vesicles, on right side, Ca- 
 lend. ; small vesicles, forming a kind of letter, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Outer mouth, puts fingers in : I IStram. 
 
 Outer mouth, sticks fist into : llpec 
 
 Outer mouth, foaming : Acet. ac, IArs., Bell., 
 ICamph., ICarbol. ac, ICup. m., IGlon., 
 IIHydr. ac, IIHyos., I INaja, IOp., IStram., 
 Tabac, Ver., Zing.; in arachnitis, IChlorof.; 
 during attack, ICed.; bloody, llgn., CEnan.; 
 bloody, in hydrophobia, IStram.; bloody, in 
 puerperal eclampsia, lAtrop. s.; in cholera, 
 ICamph.; in chorea, IVer. v.; in convulsions, 
 Bell., MCaust., ICup. m., IGlon.; in convul- 
 sions, from cerebral irritation, ICic; in con- 
 vulsions, epileptiform, Absin.; in spasms of 
 cheek, Mosch.; convulsions during dentition, 
 ICham.; in convulsions, after being unjustly 
 accused, 1 1 Staph.; in convulsions, after labor, 
 IGlon.; in epilepsy, I Agar., lAst. r., IBufo., 
 MCaust., ICic, JInd., ILach., I IOp., USil., 
 
 I ISuL; with distorted face, Camph.; with jac- 
 titation in limbs (puerperal convulsions), IOp.; 
 in strychnia poisoning,! BNuxv.;white,IStram. 
 
 Outer mouth, formication around : Berb. 
 
 Outer mouth, frothing: ji^^ foam. 
 
 Outer mouth, heat around: Benz. ac. 
 
 Outer mouth, indurated corners: Natr. a.; 
 from left corner to a portion of cheek, I ISil. 
 
 Outer mouth, itching around: Anac, IHep., 
 Zinc ; with eruption of pimples like nettle- 
 rash, Rhus ; on left corner, Anag. 
 
 Outer mouth, jerkings : in air, during wmdy 
 cold weather, better in warm room, I ISuL; 
 lateral and downward, better during sleep, 
 worse during stool and by emotions (chorea), 
 IMagn. p. Jg@f t> convulsed, distorted, drawn, 
 twitching. 
 
 Outer mouth, motion : chewing, IStram.; chew- 
 ing, before attack, in epilepsy, I Calc; chew- 
 ing, in brain affection, IHell.; chewing, in 
 hydrocephalus, IMerc. viv.; chewing, con- 
 stantly, frothy slime (chorea), Asaf; on con- 
 trol, could not speak (chorea), I ICic; opens 
 and shuts, in rapid succession (chorea), IMy- 
 gale ; of muscles, with unconsciousness (anae- 
 mia), ICaust.; peculiar, I IOp. 
 
 Outer mouth, immovable : feels, 1 1 Car bo a. 
 
 Outer mouth, mucus : corners filled with tough 
 (intermittent), IArs. 
 
 Outer mouth, nodosities: in corners,! IMagn.c 
 
 Outer mouth, open: I ICamph., ILauroc, 
 ■Phos., Squilla, Stram.; lies on back (ma- 
 lignant scarlatina), ILach.; for breathing, in 
 scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t.; cannot open wide, 
 ILach.; can hardly open, in diphtheria, 
 IMerc cor.; cannot open wide, difficulty 
 of moving tongue, I ILach. ; cannot open 
 fully, when gaping (intermittent), 1 1 Ant. 
 t.; desire to keep open lest she should choke, 
 
 I I Lac c; with difficulty, in hydrocephalus, 
 Art. v.; with difficulty, jaws stiff, ICaust.; 
 with difficulty, in abscess of gum of right 
 lower jaw, ISuL; with difficulty, in malignant 
 scarlatina, I I Stram. ; with difficulty, from 
 pains in joints and muscles, with sore throat, 
 Sabad.; in a gaping manner (disease of cervi- 
 cal vertebrae), I ISil.; in spasmus glottidis, 
 I IVer.; in spasm during parturition, ICup. 
 m., IOp. ; half open, Bell., ICup. m.; half open 
 in sleep (asthma Millari), Samb.; half open, 
 with heat, IOp.; froth before, IGlon.; half 
 open, in coma (typhus), Calad.; half open, 
 in mania,IGlon. ; inability, with stiff jaws (ton- 
 sillitis, IMerc iod. flav.; opening to take food 
 or drink produces spasm of glottis, Chlor.; 
 during respiration, Cham.; with moaning 
 respiration, Squilla ; during sleep, Rhus ; in 
 spasms, IMosch.; only far enough to put 
 point of tongue out (cynanche cellularis), 
 lAnthrac; wide, before attack of epilepsy, 
 IBufo.; remained so, after gaping, in inter- 
 mittent, lAnt. t.; to widest extent, in typhus, 
 MColch., IHyos.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t ; 
 with snoring, IOp.; must hold open on ac- 
 count of heat in throat and lungs, when walk- 
 ing, Amm.br. ; could not be closed on account 
 of large tense swelling of throat (quinsy), 
 
 I I Lac c J^~ Lower jaw trismus. 
 
 Outer mouth, painful: right corner, Pallad. 
 
 Outer mouth, paleness about, with circum- 
 scribed redness of cheeks, three or four hours 
 each day, IColch. 
 
10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
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 Outer mouth, purple : g@» blue. 
 
 Outer mouth, raw feeling: at corners, Bell. 
 
 Outer mouth, red : around, I llpec, Sinap.; 
 corners, in scrofula, lArs. 
 
 Outer mouth, rough, scaly skin around : crawl- 
 ing, itching, Anac. 
 
 Outer mouth, smarting : about, IPuls. 
 
 Outer mouth, sore : corners, Brach., ICund., 
 Dios., IHell., Ind., ILyc., MPsor.; corners, 
 broken out, Bo v.; corners, chronic, patient 
 eats much salt, IXitr. sp. d.; corners, in in- 
 termittent, ICoccuL; right corner, Pallad.; 
 corners, in scarlatina, IB Arum t.; painful, 
 IIMerc. sol.; pain, in commissures, ISul. 
 
 Outer mouth, stitches : tickling in left corner, 
 Anag. 
 
 Outer mouth, sweat: cold around, ■ ■Cinch. 
 
 Outer mouth, swelling, of corners, Vinca ; 
 can scarcely open his lips, lApis. 
 
 Outer mouth, trembling : speech difficult on 
 account of, IIMerc; sensation in corners, 
 precedes vomiting, without any inclination 
 to vomit, I I Ran. sc. 
 
 Outer mouth, twitching : Calab., Guarsea,liOp.; 
 slight, around, IMosch.; about, with convul- 
 sions, or a hot head, after fright,with fear,IOp.; 
 convulsive, of corners, IMagn. p.; in corners, 
 Bry., Ilgn., IOp., 1 1 Plat.; of corners, in den- 
 
 tition, IRheum; of corners,in intestinal catarrh, 
 IChel. ; in left corner, 4 a.m., Cochl.; begins at 
 corners, like smiling, then affects muscles of 
 face, forehead, eyes, eyeballs (spasms resem- 
 bling epilepsy in children) , I Ign .; in sleep, Anac. 
 ggg^convulsed, distorted, drawn, jerking. 
 
 Outer mouth, ulcers around : Natr. c. ; of 
 corners, lAmm. m., MCinch. bob, IHep., 
 I Ilgn., Mang., IMerc, IXatr. m., I IXitr. ac, 
 I IPhos., IPsor., IIRhus; of corners, seat of 
 eruption, IGraph.; of corners, painful of, 
 IIMerc. sol., Sil.; of corners, in rachitis and 
 atrophy of children, IStaph.; of right corner, 
 Aur. mur. nat.; of corners, in scarlatina, ISul.; 
 of corners, corroding, I IXux v.; white, flat, on 
 corners, Thuya ; with itching, scabs, Sil.; 
 small, deep, ragged, near angle, Ailant.; 
 syphilitic, on corners, lAnanth. 
 
 Outer mouth, warts : ~Calc p.; on edges, 
 ICund.; sycotic, IPsor. 
 
 Outer mouth, whistling : difficult, IKali m. 
 
 Outermouth, white: I ICina; circle around (diar- 
 rhoea of children, hysterical mania),! IStram.; 
 circle around, in scarlatina, IBell., ICarbol. ac, 
 circle around, after a fall, IHyper. 
 
 Outer mouth, yellow : around,, Act. sp., IIXux 
 v., USep.; corner, with circumscribed redness 
 of cheeks (pleuro-pneuruonia biliosa), I IRhus: 
 
 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 Dentition. Gums. Teetli. Toothache. 
 
 DENTITION (complaints undefined): IIAcon., 
 I^Ethus., I Ant. c, lAnt. t., I Apis, I Arm, 
 IIArs., IBell., IBism., IIBor.JBry., I I Calab., 
 
 ■ ICalc, ICalc p., ICanth., I ICaust., HCham., 
 1 1 Chloral., Cic.JCina, ICoff., I IColch.,IColoc, 
 ICup. m., IDolich., IDulc, IFerr., IFerr. ph., 
 
 ■ Gels., IGraph., IHell., IHep., I IHyos., Ilgn., 
 ■Ipec,IKreo.,ILach., ILyc, IMagn. c,IIMagn. 
 m., IMagn. p., I IMeliL, IMerc, I IXux m., 
 IIXuxv, MPhvt., IPod., IPsor., IBEheum, 
 ■Rhus, ISep., HSil., Stann., I ■Staph., Strain., 
 ISul., Sul. ac, BVer., BZinc 
 
 Dentition, abdomen: irritation, MColch., Te- 
 reb.; bloated, pot-bellied, Ars., IBar. c, 
 HCalc, ICaust., ICina, I I Clem., BCon.,IFerr., 
 Graph., Hod., I ILyc, i IMagn. m., Merc, 
 IINatr. ph., I INatr. s., Petrol., IPhos. ac, 
 ■Staph., ISul., Ver.; inflammation of bones, 
 
 ■ Acet. ac. g®"' colic, diarrhoea. 
 Dentition, brain : congestion, IBell., IFerr. ph., 
 
 ■Gels., IPuls., I Ver. v.; inflammation,! Aeon., 
 
 ■ ■Apis, Apoc, lArg. nit., lArn., Art. v.,1 iBell., 
 ■Brv., Canth., ICic, ICina, ICupr. s., Dig., 
 ■Gels., BGlom, BHell., BKali iod., BLach., 
 ■Lye, IOp., BStram., ISul., ISpong., I ITu- 
 berc, IZinc; irritation, 8Cup. ac, MCypr., 
 ■Kali br., Tereb.; hydrocephaloid, ■Apis, 
 HCalc, ICalc. p., llpec, IMerc, IPhos., Sil., 
 I ITuberc, IZinc; hydrocephalus, BBApis, 
 ■Bry., 1 1 Hell., IPod., BZinc 
 
 Dentition, bronchia : catarrh, BAnt. t., ICalc; 
 
 irritation, IKreo. 
 Dentition, carried : children want to be, Ant. c, 
 
 ■ICham. 
 Dentition, colic : ICarbol. ac, ■ ICham., ICina, 
 
 ■Cinch., nColoc, ICup. m„ llpec, IMagn. p., 
 ■Xux v., IPuls., I Rheum. 
 
 Dentition, constipation : Aeon., lAnt. c, 
 ■Bry., ICalc, ICaust., ■Cham., IDolich., 
 Guarsea, IGraph., I IHell., IKreo.; of infants, 
 IMagn. m., INatr. m., IBNux v., ISep., HSil. 
 
 Dentition, convulsions: ■■Aeon., B^Ethus., 
 Arum t., IBell., ICalc, ICalc p., I ICaust, 
 ICic, I IColch., ICup. ac, I ICup. m., I ICvpr., 
 ■Hyos., Ilgn., HKali br., Kreo., ILach., 
 ■Magn. p., Melil.,Merc sol., I IMillef., Sinap., 
 ■Strain., IVer. v.; in pale children, IZinc; 
 with cries as if from sight of hideous objects, 
 Stram.; epileptiform, I IStann.; with cutting 
 of every tooth, BStann.; with cutting of eye 
 teeth, I IChlor.; gnaws fist, frets, cries, BB Aeon.; 
 with congestion to head, IBell., IMeliL; from 
 reflex irritation, IPod.; with grinding of teeth 
 and coldness of limbs, after overexcitement, 
 ICoff.; urine suppressed, Tereb. 
 
 Dentition, cough: lAnt. t., Kreo.; catarrhal, 
 ■Pod.; dry, short, Tereb.; spasmodic, Cina. 
 
 Dentition, crying: lAcon., llCham., Elgn., 
 ■Puis.; from least pain, IStaph.; starts sud- 
 denly out of sleep, IBell.; fever, with restless- 
 ness, I Aeon., I ICoff.; crying one moment, 
 laughing the next, ICoff.; winces and shrinks 
 at every look or harsh word, IStaph.; day and 
 night, IPsor. 
 
 Dentition, teeth decay as soon as they are cut : 
 IKreo., IStaph.; deficient in enamel, ICalc. fi. 
 
 Dentition, diarrhoea: lAcon., BiEthiis., BArs., 
 Bell., IBor., ICalc. p., llCham., HCina, Coff, 
 I IColch.,IColoc.,ICup.m.,IIFerr.met.,IGels., 
 ■Hep., I Ilgn., IBIpec, I IKreo., IMagn. c, 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 UMagn. p., IMerc, BNux m., IPhos. ac, 
 MPhyt., BBPod., IPsor., HRheum, 1 1 Sep., 
 ■Sul., 1 1 Sul. ac. ; in children who have not cut 
 any teeth, I Rheum ; with much flatulence, 
 (cholera infantum), ICalc p.; in morning, 
 I Pod.; in nursing infants, IKreo.; during 
 summer, I Rheum. 
 
 Dentition, difficult: IBell., IBor., llCalc, 
 HCalc. p., I I Kali br., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 IPhyt., HRheum, MSec, Zinc; with cough, 
 ICalc. p.; feet smell bad, HSil.; fever toward, 
 evening and all night, with heat in head, fon- 
 tanelles large, grows sensitive, blistered, child 
 grasps at gums, protruding gum seems blis- 
 tered and is sensitive, head larger in proportion 
 to rest of body, profuse sour- smelling sweat 
 on head, iiSil.; in rachitis, scrofulous chil- 
 dren, IHekla; in scrofulous children, having 
 worms, with profuse salivation, IBSil. 
 g^ 11 slow. 
 
 Dentition, with fever: I Aeon., IBell, Ferr. ph., 
 IGels., ISiL; with irritation of brain, spasms, 
 or tendency to them, IVer. v.; with coma, 
 I Agar.; at night, Sil. 
 
 Dentition, fingers : clenches, Tereb.; moving in 
 sleep, as if searching for something, Stram. 
 
 Dentition, fontanelles : jgg^* Chap. 4. 
 
 Dentition, gums: aching, Bry.; aphthous, 
 IIBor., IMerc, I I Sul. ac; bleed when rubbed, 
 ■Graph.; inflamed, I Aeon., ICham.; itching, 
 ■Dolich.; sore, Berb. ; sore, burning, Tereb.; 
 pressing together, I IHyos.; pale, tender 
 to touch, iStapn.; purple, ILach.; swollen, 
 Bell., IBry., ICalc, ICham., IGels., IGraph., 
 IMerc; swollen, suppurating, ICaust.; protrud- 
 ing, sensitive, blistered, ISil.; has the appear- 
 ance of a sac containing water, I Apis, lArs., 
 Kreo.; ulcerated, tender, painful, I Hep. ; red, 
 IBell., HCham.; swollen, lArn., ILach., ISil. 
 
 Dentition, jaw: irregular formation, in scroful- 
 ous children, with mesenteric disease, IPhos. 
 
 Dentition, nervousness: I Aeon., IBell., I ICa- 
 lab., ICoca, HCoff., ICypr., IDolich., IIGels., 
 ■Staph. 
 
 Dentition, nose : picking, ICina, Tereb. 
 
 Dentition, saliva: dribbling, IMerc. sol., INatr. 
 m.; sjtains pillow bloody while sleeping, Nux v. 
 
 Dentition, screaming : as if frightened, Tereb.; 
 in sleep, I Apis ; with drawing up of limbs or 
 stiffening of body, B Rheum. 
 
 Dentition, sleeplessness: I IBell., HCham., 
 ICoca, liCoff., ICypr., IGels., Kreo., IPsor., 
 ISul., Tereb.; worse after sleep, ILach., ILyc 
 
 Dentition, slow: ICalc, I ICalc p., IFerr., 
 IFluor. ac, IMagn. c, IPhyt., IZinc. 
 ggip difficult. 
 
 Dentition, vomiting : liEthus., I Ant. c, I Ant. 
 t., IBry., llCalc, lllpec, IPhyt., IVer. 
 
 GUMS, abscesses: frequently recurring, 
 IBar. c, Calc, I ICaust., IHep., Lye, INux 
 v., ISil.; of right lower jaw, oozes pus and 
 blood through small opening at side of 
 carious teeth, ISul.; from decayed teeth, 
 IHekla; gumboils, I I Agnus, Ananth., Carb. 
 a., ICarbo v., Hekla, IKali iod., 1 1 Lac c, 
 ILyc, IMerc, I IMillef. INatr. m., Natr. p., 
 INux v., IPetrol., IPhos., I ISil.; in lower 
 jaw, IPhos.; boils, before suppuration, IKali 
 m.; boils, with toothache, in decayed teeth, 
 IPhos. f$^T discharge, heat, "inflamed, 
 swollen. 
 
 Gums, aching: UStaph.; worse from warm 
 
 drinks, in yellow fever, ILach.; swollen, on 
 right side, I Lyss.; in teething children, IBry.; 
 when touched, I Staph. 
 
 Gums, air : cold, causes pain, but relieves burn- 
 ing, in syphilitic sore throat, IMez. 
 
 Gums, alveolar processes: absorption, I Hod., 
 IKreo.; feel distended, ICham.; inflammation, 
 Agar.; neuralgic periostitis, IThuya. 
 f$^~ injuries. 
 
 Gums, anaemic : j^HP pale, white. 
 
 Gums, biting : on inner surface, Zinc 
 
 Gums, black : Merc, s.; sooty, Hippoz. 
 
 Gums, bleeding : I Agar. , 1 1 Alum., Amb., Amm. 
 c, Arum m.,IArs.,Arund., Bar. c, IBell., IBov., 
 ■Calc, I ICarbo v., I ICaust., ICheL, 1 1 Cist., 
 
 ■ Ham., Hod., HLach., ■BMerc, IMyr. cer., 
 
 ■ INatr. m., IINitr. ac, INux m., Oxal ac, 
 Petrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, Plant., IPsor., 
 ■Sang., Sec, BSiL, BSinap., BStaph., ISul., 
 
 I I Trill.; in albuminuria, iTereb.; while brush- 
 ing teeth, Calc. s., ICarbo v.JTereb.; at times, 
 worse chewing, especially cheese, I ISul.; in 
 diabetes mellitus, 1 1 Kali br.; easily, Alum., 
 Amm. c, B Ant. c, Apis, B Arg. nit., 1 1 Aur. met., 
 
 I I Berb., BCarbo a., ICist., Con., DHam., I IHep., 
 Hippoz., Blod., BKali m., I IKali ph., IBKreo., 
 HLach., IMagn. m., IMerc, I IMerc cor., 
 IMerc. iod. flav., I INatr. m., IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, Plant., Rob., Ruta, ISep., ISul. ac, Tell.; 
 on chewing, especially cheese, I ISul.; easily, 
 in fistula dentalis, G ICaust.; easily, in gonor- 
 rhoea, IMerc; easily, in purpura hsemor- 
 rhagica, I IPhos.; easily and repeatedly, Asci. 
 t.; easily, on slightest touch, Zinc; easily, in 
 urticaria, IBov.; in typhoid fever, ISul.; in 
 yellow fever, ILach.; in gastric disturbance, 
 Tarant,; during menses, ICed.; after sup- 
 pressed menses, ICalc; with sore mouth, 
 BKali m.; even at night, ECalc; caused by 
 defective nutrition and exposure, I I Lac c; 
 and painful, from slightest touch, ISep.; with 
 swelling of parotid and submaxillary glands, 
 after abuse of mercury, IINitr. ac; passive, 
 dark, IHam.; profuse, I IErig.,Tell.; profuse, 
 obstinate, I IPhos.; profuse, when touched or 
 cleaning teeth, ILyc; when pressed upon and 
 when cleaning teeth, BStaph.; in purpura, 
 I I Rhus; on slight rubbing, Anac, IGraph.; 
 saltish, Alum.; in scurvy, Ant. t., IIArs., 
 
 ■ ICarbo a., IMur. ac, Natr. m., INux v., 
 ISul.; and soreness around remaining root of 
 upper incisor, lArs. h.; sour, on sucking, 
 Ratan.; on slightest sucking of teeth, ICarbo 
 v., INitr. ac; on sucking hollow molar, Zinc; 
 sudden, at 3 p.m., Ferr. iod.; in syphilis, ILyc; 
 when cleaning teeth, ICarbo v.; after extrac- 
 tion of teeth, lArn., ■Phos.; on slightest 
 motion of tongue, speaking, drinking, or blow- 
 ing nose, ISul. ac; in typhoid, ISul. 
 
 Gums, blisters : g^ 3 eruption vesicles. 
 
 Gums, bluish: Aur. mur., BIKreo., BBPlumb., 
 Sabad. ; dark, Merc, s.; in yellow fever, 
 BLach. ; a distinct lead-colored line along mar- 
 gin, BIPlumb.; bluish red, Con.; bluish white, 
 Oleand. 
 
 Gums, boils : g^gf* abscesses. 
 g^ li retracted, scorbutic. 
 
 Gums, boring : ICalc; into ear, lEuphor. 
 
 Gums, brown: HPlumb. 
 
 Gums, burning: BMerc, Stront. , Therid.; dur- 
 ing eating, IB Natr. m.; like fire, BNatr. s.; 
 every morning, BTereb.; painful, as if burned, 
 
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 ICimex, ISep.; as if scalded, Ars. m.; in sto- 
 matitis, ICaps. ; swollen, iCham. 
 jg@^ heat, smarting. 
 
 Gums, coating : gray, dirty' (stomatitis), BA1- 
 um,; lardaceous, in syphilis, ILyc; false 
 membrane, IflMerc. cor.; covered with thin 
 white patches, easily removed from a non- 
 ulcerated surface, BMerc v. ; lined with sub- 
 stance like smearkase (post-scarlatinal diph- 
 theria), 1 1 Lac c; black or brown slime, in ty- 
 phus, lArs.; black, sooty, Hippoz.; viscid, 
 thready slime, in typhus, IPhos.; with a white, 
 adherent layer, under w T hich is found a violet 
 border, Merc, cy.; thin w T hite, Spong.; sordes, 
 in typhoid, I Iris. 
 
 Gums, cool feeling of upper : Sil. 
 
 Gums, pressure upon swollen causes crackling : 
 as if collection of air had formed there, Daph. 
 
 Gums, digging : into ear, IEuphor. 
 
 Gums, discharge of offensive matter: ISil.; 
 mass of stinking brown ichor on making an 
 incision near second molar (cynanche cellula- 
 ris), lAnthrac; of pus, IKali m. 
 
 Gums, distension : interstitial, in dentition, 
 Tereb. 
 
 Gums, drawing : Con.; most in front, Lyss. 
 
 Gums, dryness: I I Rhus, Bar. c; in enteritis, 
 I I Rhus ; look dry, Merc.sul. 
 
 Gums, dull pain: with hard stool, 1 1 Anag. 
 
 Gums, epulis : g^g^ abscesses. 
 
 Gums, eruption: aphthae, Cub., HXatr. m.; 
 aphthae, with burning and impeded speech, 
 INatr. m.; aphtha?, small, BHep.; aphthae, in 
 stomatitis ulcerosa., thrush, ISul.^ ac; no- 
 dosities, IStaph.; nodules, small, white, Berb.; j 
 white pellicles, Zinc; pustules, ICarbo a., j 
 ■Carbo v.; pustule, near diseased tooth, Aloe ; j 
 spot painful, red, size of pin's head, over ca- i 
 rious root of upper incisor, discharges pus j 
 when pressed, Canth.; vesicle, pain as if 
 burnt, Bell.; vesicles burning, bleed from 
 least contact, IMagn. c: small vesicles, Hod.; 
 small vesicles, in dentition, IMerc. sol.; vesi- 
 cles, in difficult dentition, IBSil.; inside feels as 
 if full of vesicles, Thlaspi ; small vesicles, feel 
 sore, with much saliva, Zing.; on gums of up- 
 per incisors, red, vesicular, 1 1 Rhus v.; vesi- 
 cles, upper, suppurating, then drying up, 
 I INatr. s.; vesicles below one of front teeth, 
 Bell.; covered with white vesicles, BMerc. 
 
 Gums, fetid: BBCarbo v., BGraph., BKali m.; 
 like decayed meat (diphtheria), BKali bi. ; 
 putrid, BCist., IBNatr. m. 
 
 Gums, fistula: BAur. mur., BBar. c, BCalc, 
 ICaust., Cochl., BBFluor. ac, ILyc, BXatr. m., 
 Petrol., I ISil., BStaph., ISul.; at'root of tooth, 
 BFluor. ac; tedious suppuration, B BCaust. 
 
 Gums, flabby : BBapt. g^ retracted. 
 
 Gums, formication : fl BSec. 
 gsg^ numb, tingling. 
 
 Gums, fungoid condition : BSang.; excrescences, 
 BStaph.; easily bleeding, growth looking like 
 raw T meat, recurring after excision, seeming to 
 spring from cavities remaining after extrac- 
 tion of teeth, and growing to about same 
 height as teeth, I ISul. 
 
 Gums, gangrenous: ILach., B BMerc. cor. ; pain 
 worse by hot or cold application, BMerc; fall- 
 ing off in pieces (syphilis), I ISul. ac 
 jgg^ fetid, scurvy, ulcerated ; also Chap. 
 •12, Inner mouth gangrene. 
 
 Gums, gnawing into ear: IEuphor.; fine, 
 
 sticking, especially towards evening, worse 
 from warmth of bed, better from uncovering 
 and from draught of cold air, I Puis. 
 
 Gums, child grasps at: as if painful, in menin- 
 gitis or hydrocephalus, ISil.; plays with, 
 ICham.; rubs, IDolich. 
 
 Gums, as if covered with a greasy substance 
 (salivation): llris. 
 
 Gums, greenish tint along free borders : Cupr. s. 
 
 Gums, heat: Ananth., IKreo.; burning, in rheu- 
 matism, BDulc; during dentition, lAcon., 
 IBell., ICham.; in stomatitis, ICaps. 
 jgggT inflamed. 
 
 Gums, indented: ICarbo v. 
 
 Gums, indurated: Brorn. 
 
 Gums, inflamed : Arg. nit., Aur. mur., Hippoz., 
 Hod., IKali m., E IKreo., INux v., I ISil., 
 Thuya; with swelling of cheek, HjSatr. m.; 
 during dentition, lAcon., ICham.; intense 
 and deep seated, of mucous membrane, 
 with smarting on swallowing, Lyss.; lower, 
 Coino., IPhos.; long-lasting, severe, in scarla- 
 tina, IMur. ac; with mercurial ptyalism, 
 BPhyt.; in stomatitis, BAlum., BCaps.; about 
 hollow teeth, Jamb.; with constant discharge 
 of clearwater, BMerc. cor.; with loose teeth, 
 BPhos. Jg® 3 * abscess, heat, red. 
 
 Gums, injuries : bruised, BArn.; bleeding, after 
 extraction, BHam.; lacerated, after extrac- 
 tion, BCalend.; painful, after extraction, 
 IIHyos., BHyper., BXux v.; erysipelatous 
 swelling, after extraction, I ISil.; to alveolar 
 processes, IHekla; after extraction, bleeding 
 from cavity, I I Trill.; after extraction, persist- 
 ent oozing of dark, slightly coagulated blood, 
 checked by alum, hemorrhage reappeared at 
 times, at first only from teeth, later from 
 nose, causing debility, BKreo. ; after extrac- 
 tion, dark, blackish blood squirts out, BArs.; 
 after extraction, headache for six months, 
 BIgn.; after extraction of wisdom tooth, pain 
 in wound, various localities in head and face, 
 cannot eat or sleep, BHekla ; after extraction 
 of sore tooth, enlargement of lower jaw near 
 cavity, as large as hickory nut, causing cheek 
 to bulge, IHekla; after extraction of molar, 
 pain in upper jaw, sore, swollen, painful to 
 touch, BHekla; laceration, BCalend.; after ex- 
 traction of molar, continuous slight discharge 
 of bad-tasting pus, at times contains small 
 particles of soft, gritty substance, IHekla ; 
 after extraction of molar from right maxilla, 
 two years ago. tissues have not healed, IHam. 
 
 Gums,* irritation: chronic, lArg. nit.; wants 
 them continually rubbed, in dentition, 
 IDolich. gg^ 3 itching. 
 
 Gums, itching: IDolich., IMerc, INitr.ac; on 
 inner surface, Zinc; on inner side, upper 
 jaw, Cimex ; with pain in throat, Bell. 
 ggt^° irritation. 
 
 Gums, enlarged: between teeth, INitr. ac. 
 
 Gums, lead color: Jg^" bluish. 
 
 Gums, loose : g£ih retracted. 
 
 Gums, mercurial affections : ICarbo v., Cinch., 
 ■ Hep., Hydras., IMerc, INitr.ac, I IPhyt., 
 I IStaph.; mercurio-syphilitic, 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Gums, chewing motion : g^° Chap. 9, Lower 
 jaw motion. 
 
 Gums, neuralgia : I Apis ; particularly in front, 
 Lyss.; worse at night, IDolich. fig^ tearing. 
 
 Gums, numb: lAcon., lApis. 
 Jg£g m formication, tingling. 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 Gums, pain (undefined): 1 1 Agar., BCrotal., 
 IHam., BHep., Ruta, Zinc; could not chew, 
 I ICaust., Spong.; in constipation, Staph. ; can 
 scarcely eat or drink, IDolich.; while eating, 
 Zinc; extends into head, Apis ; in morning, 
 Brom.; after 9 p.m., DiMerc; from pressure, 
 SiL; in scurvy, BCarbo a.; preventing sleep 
 half the night, IDolich.; in spots, Aur. mur., 
 Oxal. ac; with swelling, while chewing, 
 Spong.; about hollow teeth, Jamb.; intense, 
 after extraction of tooth, I IHyos.; when 
 touched, IBar. c, ISHep., Hod., ITereb.; to 
 touch, with fetid odor from mouth, IIMerc; 
 to touch, in scurvy, IIArs.; with hard tu- 
 bercles, llPlumb. J^g" 5 neuralgia. 
 
 Gums, pale: Coca, IFerr., Kali f., 1 1 Med., 
 IIMerc. cor., BHPlumb., Senecio, BStaph.; in 
 intestinal catarrh, IChel.; in intermittent, 
 IFerr.; livid, Camph.; livid, in diabetes, I IRa- 
 tan.; in dysmenorrhea or suppressed menses, 
 ICycl.; almost yellow, Ascl. t. Jggl" 1 white. 
 
 Gums, periostitis : jg^ Chapter 9, Lower jaw 
 periostitis. 
 
 Gums, pressing together : great desire to, 
 IBPod.; during dentition, I IHyos. 
 
 Gums, purple : IBapt., IIMerc cor., llPlumb.; 
 dark, in dentition, BLach. 
 jpi^ bluish. 
 
 Gums, putrid : ffi^ fetid, gangrenous. 
 
 Gums, receding : j^ 05 retracted. 
 
 Gums, too red : lAcon., Ant. t., BApis, Arund., 
 IBell., IDolich., IFerr. ph., Hod., IIKreo., 
 ILach.^lMercviv., INatr. s., BNitr.ac; bright, 
 IKali m., INatr. s.; borders, BCrotal.; bright 
 border, I IKali ph., IIMerc. viv.; dark, 1 1 Aur. 
 met., IBapt., Hydras., ISep.; dark, in streaks, 
 Thuya; dark, in tonsillitis, ILach.; dark, in 
 typhus, IBapt.; during dentition, IBell., 
 
 ■ ICham.; dingy, edges, Berb.; with swelling 
 of glands beneath jaw, I Merc, cor.; and hot, 
 Eup. pur.; lower portion, beneath roots of 
 teeth, along lower jaw, Bor. ; with dryness of 
 mouth, Natr. s.; pale red, dark red border, 
 Bar. c; in scarlet fever, BDulc. ; in scurvy, 
 ■Carbo a.; and detached from teeth, IIMerc 
 cor. ; with teeth all lost, except incisors, at least 
 crowns of teeth, IMerc viv. ; above roots of 
 teeth in front of upper jaw, IBor. 
 
 f$^ inflamed. 
 
 Gums, retracted : lAnt. c, IBapt., ICamph., 
 HCarbo v., BCist., Hod., IKali iod., I IKali 
 ph., IMerc, IPhos., IPhos.ac, S Staph., I Zinc; 
 in diabetes, INatr. s.; exposed bone covered 
 with callous membrane, ICalc; from lower 
 incisors, BCarbo v. ; in shape of indentations, 
 Arg. nit.; caused by defective nutrition and 
 exposure, 1 1 Lace; with fetid odor, IIMerc; 
 in scorbutus, ISul.; and spongy, IDulc; in 
 stomatitis, Caps.; teeth loose, lAur. mur. nat. 
 $^T Teeth loose. 
 
 Gums, rhagades : Plat. 
 
 Gums scorbutic (scurvy): t Abies, All. sat., 
 ■Amm. c, lAnanth., Ant. t!, IIArs., Arum m., 
 IIAstac, Canth., BCarbo a., B ICarbo v., 
 jCetrar., jChrom.ac, ICist., ICochl.,BHep., 
 Hydras., Ictod.,IIKalim., I IKaliph.JBKreo., 
 
 ■ IMerc, IMur. ac, IINatr. m., IINitr. ac, 
 INux m., INux v., Phos., Phyt., Sep., Staph., 
 ■Sul., ISuLac; from ansemic conditions, ICoca; 
 blood, coagulated, is spit out, INux v.; chronic, 
 
 ■ IKali m.; from cold, IDulc; crusta lactea, 
 I IMerc; with hsematuria, ITereb.; after abuse 
 
 of mercury, B IKali m., IPhos. ac; with nose- 
 bleed, ISinap.; of salt eaters, Cochl.; with ter- 
 tian fever, IStaph.; in urticaria, IBov. 
 $a^~ sore, spongy, swollen. 
 
 Gums, sensitive : Arund., HCarbov., Gamb., 
 IKali m.; in difficult dentition, BISiL; in diph- 
 theria, IMerc iod. rub.; painfully, when 
 chewing, ICarbo v.; painfully, on taking cold 
 water into mouth, Sil.; painfully, without 
 pain in teeth, ICaust.; exceedingly, but not 
 sore, IDolich.; both sides, in stomacace, IKali 
 bi.; in stomatitis, ICaps.; to touch, I I Aur. 
 met., IGlon.;to warm and cold things, IINatr. 
 m. Jl®* tender. 
 
 Gums, shooting: Camph., BPuls. 
 
 Gums, sickly color : during menses, BMerc 
 
 Gums, smarting : Asar.; during eating, BBNatr. 
 m. f$jf burning. 
 
 Gums, softening : Hod., IIKreo.; teeth all lost 
 except incisors, at least crowns of teeth, leav- 
 ing only roots, IMerc viv. 
 
 Gums, sore : Ars. met., Asaf., MBry., ICarbo 
 v., IDolich., IHam., BNitr. ac, Ptel., IFJiod., 
 
 ■ BSil., Therid., Thlaspi, Zinc; on pressing 
 with finger blood oozes out, IBapt.; with 
 boring, sometimes passing into numbness in 
 teeth, worse by cold, heat and chewing, 
 ■Phos.; burning, in dentition, Tereb.; of soft 
 parts between cheeks and gums, Hyos.; in 
 dentition, Arm, Berb.; when eating, I I Aur. 
 met., Sinap.; feel excoriated, left side, Cinch, 
 bol.; feeling, ran to tonsil, left side,Vespa ; be- 
 hind incisors, in gastric fever, I ISep.; inside, 
 •Calc s., I INitr. ac; of left molars, painful, 
 worse when eating, IClem.; extending to 
 mouth, Diosc; painful, IPuls.; painful, on in- 
 ner side, IGraph., Zinc; painful, if slightest 
 food remains in cavities of teeth, after eating, 
 Staph.; painful, first between left lower and 
 second molars, which had recently been 
 filled, gum between in contact with the metal, 
 became sore and painful, inflammation ex- 
 tended to third molar, which was painfully 
 loose, and also to upper jaw and auditory 
 meatus, I IPicac; when touched, with ptya- 
 lism, I I Aur. met., BDig. 
 
 fggg*' inflamed, scorbutic, sensitive, spon- 
 gy, swollen. 
 Gums, spongy: ICarbo v., Chloral. ,IDulc,IHam., 
 
 ■ IKali ph., IIKreo., IILach., IIMerc, IIMerc 
 cor., BMyr. cer., Bob., ISang., BStaph., ITereb.; 
 in diabetes, I IKali br.; in suppurative metri- 
 tis, BCanth.; with sore mouth, BKali m.; as 
 in scurvy, Ant. t.; in stomatitis, BAlum., 
 ICaps. %@T scorbutic, swollen. 
 
 Gums, stabbing: right side, passing to left 
 without ceasing in right, worse from hot, 
 better from cold applications, IGlon. 
 
 Gums, stinging: iEthus., Sars.; inside, I INitr.ac. 
 
 Gums, stitching: ICalc, Con., Stront.; lower 
 left side, to left temple, Amm. m. 
 
 Gums, swelling : I Agar., All. sat., Alum., Amm. 
 c, Anac, I Apis, Ars. m., Arund., 1 1 Aur. met., 
 Brom., ICalc, Castor., BBCinch., BCist., Coc- 
 cion., Con., BCrotal., BDolich., BGlon., BGraph., 
 IHam., Hydras., Hod., IILach. ,ILyc, BMerc, 
 
 ■ ■Merc cor., Merc cy., BMerc. iod. flav., 
 IIMerc iod. rub., Merc, sul., BMerc. viv., 
 
 ■ INatr. m., INitr. ac, IPhos. ac, llPlumb., 
 I IPuls.,Sabad., ISep., BSinap., IStaph., Stront., 
 BSul. ac, Thuya, Zinc; worse in cold air, 
 I IKob.; with bleeding, I IFerr.; a bluish red, 
 
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 of a spongy nature, between lower incisors, 
 comnu ncing on left side, extending to right, 
 bleed often, b^ood has saltish taste, IKatr.m.; 
 with boring, sometimes passing into numb- 
 ness in teeth, worse by cold, hot and chew- 
 ing, BPhos.; burning, with heat in cheek, 
 ■Staph.; with stinging, burning pain, Petrol.; 
 seem about to burst, I IXux v.; in dentition, 
 IArn., liLach., §Sil.;in diabe;es, I IRatan.; in 
 diphtheria, BMerc. iod. rub.; dropsical, 
 1 1 Apis ; erysipelatous, after extraction of 
 teeth, I ISil.; with faceache, I I Kali m.; feeling, 
 Camph., IDiad.; feeling, about some back 
 teeth, ICham.; in nYtuIa dentalis, HCaust.; 
 in gonorrhoea, BMerc.; large, inflamed, on 
 outer side (gumboil), Bor.; inner portion, 
 Amb.; inside, j Calc. s.; on inner side of front 
 upper teeth, Diosc; lower It ft side, Amm. m.; 
 between gums and malar bone, with swelling 
 of cheek, I Lye; before menses, Bar c.,lKalic; 
 during menses, BXitr. ac; in suppurative met- 
 ritis, ICanth.; with burning in mouth, BLach.; 
 with fetid odor from mouth, BBMerc; every 
 night, BMerc. sol.; caused by defective nutri- 
 tion and exposure, I I Lac c; painful, BBry., 
 I I Kali m., BMagn. m.; painful, right side, Bell. ; 
 pain when touched, as if sore, first light, then 
 left, Ars. in. ; painful, taking in whole left 
 half of upper (scarlet fever), 1 1 Paris; pale, 
 BBar. c; of periosteum, ISil.; with pressure 
 and itching, BCamph. ; protruding, during den- 
 tition, ILach.; protruding, blistered, sensi- 
 tive, difficult, in dentition, OESil.; protruding, 
 from a set of bad teeth, IKali m.; puffed, Blod.; 
 in purpura hemorrhagica, I IPhos.; dark red, 
 ■Merc, viv., I ISul.; in scurvy, 1 3 Ars., SCarbo 
 a., IMur. ac, BXux v.; sensitive to touch, 
 ■Gels.; of right lower jaw (stomacaee), BKali 
 bi.; in stomatitis, BAlum., BCaps., IMur. ac; 
 about old stumps, BSul.: with throbbing pain, 
 BSul.; in toothache, BCalc, IGlon., I IKali m., 
 BMagn. c, BiMerc, BBMerc cor., BBKhod.; 
 at end of toothache, BBSep.; around broken 
 teeth, Sabina; with nightly pressing tooth- 
 ache, BXatr. c; above left' eye tooth, Om.; 
 above front teeth, BLyc; around hoi low tooth, 
 Anag., Bar. c; with loose teeth, EMagn. c; of 
 left, with salivation, Bism.; left upper, Am.; 
 better from warmth, worse in cold, evening, 
 and 4 to 5 a.m., IKali iod. 
 
 Gums, tearing : iEthus., Berb., IColch., BHyos., 
 Sars.; of right lower incisors, Mar. v. 
 gg^" neuralgia. 
 
 Gums, tender: BArg. nit,, ttA ur. mur., Cup. 
 ars., BHep., BMyr. cer., Polyg.; worse in cold 
 air, I IKob.; could not chew solid food, BXitr. 
 ac; during dentition, BBCham.; with swelling 
 of glands beneath jaw, BMerc. cor.; painful, 
 BCalc; to touch (dentition), IStaph.; to touch, 
 can hardly eat food, Sinap.; to touch, right 
 lower jaw (stomacace), BKali bi.; even in 
 teething children, BDolich. Jg^" sensitive. 
 
 Gums, tensive pain : Therid. 
 
 Gums, throbbing : Amb., BArn., BCalc, Daph.; 
 during menses, BBSep.; as if beginning to 
 suppurate, Sep. ggp* abscess. 
 
 Gums, tingling : in toothache, BArn. 
 ggl" 5 formication, numb. 
 
 Gums, touch : gglT sensitive. 
 
 Gums, tumor : painless, movable, on lower, 
 I IXatr. s.; vascular, size of a hazelnut, 
 of upper jaw, before and behind two cen- 
 
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 tral incisors, I IStaph.; size of a walnut, 
 BXitr. ac. 
 
 Gums, ulcers: Agnus, Alum., Aur.mur., 1 1 Bell., 
 BCalc, BCarbo v., I ICaust., Cornus, BCup. m., 
 IHep., Hippoz.,BBKreo., BLach., BLyc, BMerc, 
 BBMerc cor., IIMillef., BBXatr. m., Xiccol., 
 BNuxv., BPhos., BPsor., BStaph., BSil.,Zinc.;as 
 if ulcerated, worse in cold air, I IKob.; with 
 carbuncles, in scorbutic individuals, Mur. ac; 
 in cystitis, BLyc; deep, in consequence of 
 large* doses of mercury (syphilis), I IPbyt; fis- 
 tulous-looking, BStaph.; base resembling lard, 
 BHep.; large, gradually increasing in size, 
 dirty edges and foul discharge (syphilis), 
 BKali bi. ; large, on protruding gums (denti- 
 tion), BMerc sol.; of margins, I I Kali m., Merc. 
 sul.; as after mercury, BKali iod.; caused by de- 
 fective nutrition and exposure, I I Lac c; oval, 
 nearly an inch in length, with irregular 
 edges", BMerc; pain, as if ulcerated, Bell., 
 IKali iod.; painful, night and day, BXatr. m.; 
 phagedenic, with fetid breath, I Merc, cor.; 
 on protruding gums (dentition), IMerc sol.; 
 putrid, ulcerated patches, BXatr. m.; with 
 salivation, BMerc. viv.; sensation of an ulcer at 
 root of tooth, Amm. c; inscorbutis, IMur.ac; 
 small, Oxal. ac; small, painful, ash-colored, 
 Blod.; sore, Sang., Sep.; suppurating, above 
 incisors and molars, Berb.; in mercurial syph- 
 ilis, BPhos. ac; with loose teeth, BPhos.; 
 painful, whitish (stomatitis ulcerosa, thrush), 
 ISul. ac; yellow, flat, elevated gray edges 
 on red swollen bases (aphtha?), BHell.; yel- 
 lowish, painful (stomatitis ulcerosa, thrush), 
 BSul. JS^r" 11 inflamed, scorbutic. 
 
 Gums, vesicles: Jg@ m eruption. 
 
 Gums, white : I I Acet. ac, Aur. mur., BCrotal., 
 BFerr., BXitr. ac, BPhos. ac, BStaph., Zinc; 
 of right lower jaw, dirty white (stomacace), 
 BKali bi.; whitish edges, with fetid odor from 
 mouth, BBMerc; in scorbutis, BXux v. 
 *®~ pale. 
 
 Gums, yellow edges : ICarbo v.; pale, almost 
 vellow, Ascl. t. 
 
 TEETH, abscesses at roots : J6£§~ Gums, ab- 
 scesses. 
 
 Teeth, feel as if injured by acids : Chlor. . 
 
 Teeth, alveolar processes : jggg^ Gums. . 
 
 Teeth, as if asleep : gpr numb. 
 
 Teeth, biting : champing, in chorea, JVer. v.; 
 did not dare, for fear they would fall out, 
 BXitr. ac; disposition to, llPhyt.-; tumbler, 
 when drinking, BArs.; involuntary^ sudden, 
 BApis ; causes pain near roots, in-third mo- 
 lars, opposite each other, Hell. 
 jgglT clenching ; also Chapter 9; Lower jaw 
 trismus, and Chapter 1, Bites, 
 
 Teeth, black: BBMerc viv., BXitr. ac, I IPuls., 
 BBStaph.; face red or strawcolored, 1 1 Plumb.; 
 in typhus, BArg. nit., BChlor.; in meningitis, 
 BThuya. ggp 5 coating, 
 
 Teeth bleeding: as though blood would crowd 
 into, BCaust.; coagulated blood in morning on 
 awaking, Canth. 
 
 Teeth, feel blunt : g^» dull. 
 
 Teeth, brown: in typhus, Chlor. Jg^ coating. 
 
 Teeth, burning : Therid. 
 
 Teeth, buzzing: Hyos. 
 
 Teeth, caries (decaving) : Ananth., BBAnt. c, 
 Aurant.,Bell., Brv.. BCalc, BCarbo v., Caust., 
 BCham., Cinch., Coff., Ferr.ph., BHep., BHyos., 
 BLach., BKali iod., BBMerc, BXitr. ac, Xux 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 m., Nux v., Phos., Phos. ac, BPlumb., IPuls., 
 BRhus, ISiL, UStaph., Sul.; sensititve to air, 
 Bry.; begins as soon as they appear, IIKreo., 
 ■Staph.; in chlorosis, IBSep.; crusty, BRhus; 
 easily decay, Med.; at edge of gum, break- 
 ing off, Syph.; exfoliate, BStaph.; exfoliation 
 of molar, A.spar.; exfoliates, from posterior 
 surface, Staph.; hollow, feel too long, IHep., 
 
 ■ Plumb.; at gums (meningitis), BThuya ; irri- 
 tation, causing frequent gumboils, ■Phos.; 
 feel loose, INatr. m.; lower, Magn. c; after 
 mercury, BCarbo v., BGlon., INitr. ac, IStaph.; 
 af.er mercury, in consumption, IKali bi.; of 
 left molar, with deafness and roaring in left 
 ear (chronic otitis media), INatr. c; right 
 lower molar, Calc s.; painless cavity, Aspar. ; 
 premature, in children, ■Calc, DCalc p., BCalc. 
 fl., Coff., BFluor. ac,BBKreo.,iStaph.; prevented 
 by, ICoca; rapid, Amm. c, BCalc, BCarbo v., 
 
 ■ ■Fluor, ac, ■Phos., IBSep.; at roots, I IMez.; 
 at roots, as in sycosis, crown remaining sound, 
 ■Thuya; in scorbutic subjects, ■Phos.ac; sen- 
 sitive, Ptel.; sensitive to cold water, Brom.; 
 snags, BBRhod.; sudden on side above gums, 
 crown remains intact, I IMez.; after exposure 
 to sun, IGlon.; in tuberculous disease of knee, 
 I ITuberc. 
 
 Teeth, chalky : ICalc fl., Med. 
 Jg® 01 crumbling. 
 
 Teeth, chattering: BAcon., Bar. c, BGels., 
 I IKali ph., BPuls., I ITarant.; with chills, 
 I ICact., BHep., ILaur., Med., I I Thuya; with 
 chills up back, INatr. s.; caused by chills run- 
 ning down back like streams of cold water at 
 commencement of fever, Var.; with chill, in 
 intermittent, llpec; in colic, Bov.; from cold, 
 during menses, Inul.; as from convulsions of 
 masseter muscles, with slight chill, Stann. ; 
 worse in evening, from warmth, Ant.t.; with 
 chilliness on face and arms, I llgn.; in neu- 
 ralgia of face, 1 1 Sul. ac; as if he had a par- 
 oxysm of ague, Vespa ; between pains, start- 
 ing from anterior portion of right thigh 
 where there is also a sensation of shivering, 
 ■Puis.; on attempting to speak (intermittent), 
 
 ■ Coccul. ; in rigor, I ICamph. 
 
 Teeth, clenched: Amyg., BHyos.,DLyc, 1 1 Nux 
 v., MPhyt., MStram.; in epileptic fits, BMagn. 
 p.; great force could not open them, BBell.; 
 ground together, Ferr. m.; firmly and immov- 
 ably (spasms resembling epilepsy, in chil- 
 dren),. BIgn.; inclination to, Ananth. 
 g^ biting ; also Chap. 9, Lower jaw trismus. 
 
 Teeth, < cannot close at night (toothache) : 
 BChim. umb. 
 
 Teeth, on left side, feel as if too close to one 
 another: B Coral. 
 
 Teeth , coating: black, ICinch., BCon.; brown, 
 BKali ph.; brown, dry, in hepatic typhus, 
 ■Chel.;brownish, thick, SColch.; of mucus, Ant. 
 t., Cham., Selen.; of mucus, black or brown, in 
 typhoid, BArs.; mucus, bloody, in infantile sy- 
 philis, 1 1 Syph.; mucus, brown, in cholera infan- 
 tum, BHyos.; mucus, dark, in typhus, BFluor. 
 ac; mucus, pasty, in afternoon, Cain.; mucus, 
 sticky, dark, I Iver.; mucus, thick, Act. rac; 
 mucus, thick, brown, I IVariol.; mucus, tough, 
 white, going off after rinsing mouth, 1 1 Magn. 
 c; mucus, viscid, thready, in typhoid, BPhos.; 
 mucus, yellow, BPlumb.; mucus, yellow, in 
 typhus, BApis; thick, with tenacious, foul 
 mucus, deeply imprinting cheeks and edges of 
 
 tongue (stomacace), BDulc; yellow, Ascl. t.; 
 yellow, thick membrane (diphtheria), 1 1 Sul. 
 ac; sordes, Alum.JCarbol.ac, BBHyos., BGels., 
 ■Merc cor., BBRhus, I ISul.; brown sordes, in 
 typhus, BApis ; thick, brown sordes, in low 
 fever, B Cact.; brown sordes, in hydrocephalus 
 acutus, fl Dig.; dark sordes, BCinch.; sordes, in 
 diphtheria, IMur. ac; sordes, in typhus, 
 IBBapt., fllris, BiPhos. ac; sordes, in bilious 
 typhoid, BStram.; sordes, in toothache, BAnt. 
 c; sordes, in measles, BLach.; sordes, in scar- 
 latina, BCarbol. ac JSgp" dirty, fetid. 
 
 Teeth, cold feeling: Anag., Ananth., Astac, 
 BCarbo v., Coccion., BNitr. ac, Petrol.; in in- 
 cisors, Aeon., BDros. ; in incisors, upper, as 
 from cold breath, Asar.; as if cold touched 
 them, on inspiration, ~Ced.; in right lower 
 incisors, BDiad.; in points of incisors, BGamb.; 
 in upper incisors, after pain, BDiad.; rushed 
 out of molars, with feeling of elongation, 
 Ratan.; painful, with accumulation of saliva, 
 Rheum ; in prosopalgia, B Coccul. ; in roots of 
 molars, Phos. ac. ; in toothache, BMez.; when 
 touched, I ISpig.; when touched by finger, 
 Coccion. 
 
 Teeth, crawling: in amenorrhoea, BCham.; in 
 upper jaw, BCham.; in root, as of a worm, 
 with bloody saliva, smelling like onions,BKali 
 iod. 
 
 Teeth, crumbling : Ananth., BCalc, BCalc. fl., 
 ICalc p., BEuphor., BFluor. ac, BPlumb., 
 Staph., BThuya ; in rachitis, atrophy of chil- 
 dren, BStaph.; in toothache, BEuphor. 
 
 Teeth, converge : incisors, at their tips (inher- 
 ited syphilis), Syph. 
 
 Teeth, cupped: in children, Syph. 
 
 Teeth decay : jg^» caries. 
 
 Teeth, dentine: inflamed, BBMerc 
 
 Teeth, dirty ICepa ; in typhus, BCamph.; in 
 stomatitis, Caps.; in mercurio-syphilis, BAur. 
 mur. nat.; in tuberculous disease of knee, 
 I ITuberc; in suppression of urine, BCamph. 
 $ggf° caries, coated, fetid. 
 
 Teeth, dry: Tarant. ; in typhus, suppression of 
 urine, BCamph. 
 
 Teeth, dull: Amm. c, I IKali m., IILith. c, 
 BNatr. m., Sul. ac; feel dull, Berb., Caps., 
 ■ IMez., Phos. ac, ISep., Tarax.; when masti- 
 cating, Spong.; as if they were soft and be- 
 came bent on chewing, Cochl.; suddenly, in 
 one of upper molars, when chewing, lAur. 
 met.; blunt, Asaf., IDulc, I IMez.; blunt, after 
 chewing meat, Caust.; blunt, in toothache, 
 BBLach.; blunted more easily than usual by 
 vegetable acids, Blod. fi^ 3 on edge. 
 
 Teeth, dwarfed: incisors, in inherited syph- 
 ilis, Syph. 
 
 Teeth, feel on edge : Bell., Cain., Cinch, bol., 
 Lyss., Sul. ac, Zinc; as from acids, when 
 chewing food, Tarax.; front, Stront.; on left 
 side, BCoral.; during menses, BMerc; by sour 
 mucus hawked up, Tarax. ^sOT dull. 
 
 Teeth, enamel: deficient, BCalc. fl. 
 
 Teeth, extraction : g^ Gums injuries. 
 
 Teeth, fall out: Amm. c, Bufo., BMerc, BMerc 
 cor.; feel as if they would, Aeon., INitr. ac; 
 feel as if they would, from calomel, ILyc; 
 feel as if they would, in masticating, ■Hyos.; 
 all lost except incisors, at least crown of 
 teeth, leaving: only roots, with very red and 
 soft gums, BMerc viv. B^° loose. 
 
 Teeth, fetid: odor, BCalc, BKali c, BPlumb.; 
 
10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
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 odor, from decayed, IBKreo.; odor, in impetigo 
 capitis, BCaust.; taste, acrid, foul, BFluor. ac. 
 
 Teeth, fistula : jg^ 5 Gums fistula. 
 
 Teeth, sensation as if fixed in a mass of pap : 
 IMerc. 
 
 Teeth, fluttering : painless, occasionaly, as of 
 something alive, cannot detect which tooth it 
 is, Syph. 
 
 Teeth, as if forced out of socket: Am., Bell., 
 Berb., I I Zinc. 
 
 Teeth, sensation as of a foreign body in them: 
 BCaust. 
 
 Teeth, foul : Jgiggf caries, coated, dirty, fetid. 
 
 Teeth, fulness: Chlor.;in alveoli of first and 
 second back teeth of both sides of upper jaw, 
 I Cham. 
 
 Teeth, gnashing: lAcon., lArs., ICina, Con.; 
 in convulsions, ICaust., IZinc; in delirium, 
 HBell.;inhydrocephalus,BGrat,;inclinedto,as 
 in a chill, BCalc.; and grinding, Lyss.;in menin- 
 gitis, BGrat.; in puerperal convulsions, BAtrop. 
 s.;duringsleep,BKalic. S^^biting, grinding. 
 
 Teeth, grating: j^g^ grinding. 
 
 Teeth, greenish: (phthisical habit), I ITuberc. 
 
 Teeth, dirty gray: BBMerc. 
 
 Teeth, grinding: BAcon., BAsaf., BB"Bell., BCalc. 
 BCaust., Coff., BColch., BHell., BBHyos., Lyss., 
 BMerc.,Merc. iod. flav.,BPlumb.,Sec, I ISyph., 
 Ver., BZinc; with pain in abdomen, BCham.; 
 awakens at night, BCrotal.; in brain affec- 
 tions, BCup. m., BHell.; convulsive, in apo- 
 plexy, or convulsions of teething children, 
 after excitement, BCoff.; in puerperal convul- 
 sions, I INux v.; in dentition, BBell., BCic, 
 ■Sep., Stram.; with painful diarrhoea, IBPod.; 
 produced by pain in bitten thumb, Lyss.; in 
 epilepsy, IBufo., BBHyos., I ITarant.; as in 
 epilepsy, IMerc; before epileptic attack, I I Sul.; 
 at beginning of faint, ILaur.; in scarlet fever, 
 Zinc; in typhus, BArs., BCanth., ■Lye; in 
 hydrocephalus, BApis, lArt. v., BCarbol. ac, 
 ■Cup. ac, ■Stram.; measles, ■ B Aeon., lApis, 
 ■Bell., ICanth., IHell., IHyos.; in meningitis, 
 ■Sul.; at end of menses, Ver.; at night, IMy- 
 gale, 1 1 Plant., BPod.; at night, in tabes mesen- 
 terica, incipient phthisis, I ITuberc; in scar- 
 latina, IZinc; with shuddering over whole 
 bodv, Stram.; in sleep, BArs., B BBell., HCann. 
 i., IICina,BHyos., BIgn., Plant., I INatr. ph.: 
 in sleep, in chorea, BMygale ; disturbs sleep 
 (incipient basilar meningitis), BKali br.; 
 breaks half slumber, in typhus, BArs.; in 
 sleep, molar broken, BCrotal. ; in sleep, with 
 moans and cries, BKali br.; with restless sleep, 
 BPod.; in sleep, with pain in stomach and 
 head, with vomiting, BLac def. ; during heavy 
 stupor (diphtheria), BLyc; during tetanus, 
 BCic; with worms, BCina. 
 
 Teeth, heat: Spong. 
 
 Teeth, heaviness : BFluor. ac; in alveoli of first 
 and second back teeth of both sides of upper 
 jaw, ■Cham.; in right molars and bicuspids 
 (some decayed), 8 p.m. and 2 and 3 a.m., sensa- 
 tion comes and goes gradually, BCinnab.; as if 
 filled with zinc, Ver. Hggg* fulness. 
 
 Teeth, feel hollow : on lower side, Asar. ; sensa- 
 tion in back teeth as if they were hollow and 
 air were forced into them, Coccion. Jggg^caries. 
 
 Teeth, injuries : to dental nerves, BHyper.; sen- 
 sitive after filling, BBArn., BBNux v. 
 J^T sensitive ; Gums injuries, and Tooth- 
 ache traumatic. 
 
 Teeth, itching : about lower, Spong.; in amen- 
 orrhcea, BCham. 
 
 Teeth, as if too large : Berb., BSil.; right molars 
 and bicuspids (some decayed), 8 p.m. and 2 
 and 3 a.m., sensation comes and goes gradu- 
 ally, BCinnab. Jggg" long. 
 
 Teeth, feel too long : Agar., 1 1 Alum., Amm. c, 
 Arm, Ars., BAur. met., Bell., Berb.JBry., Calc, 
 ■ Camph., Caps., ICarbo v., Caulo., HCaust., 
 Cepa, ■■Cham., Coccul., IColch., IGlon., 
 Hyos.,Iodof., ■Kaliiod., BLach.,BLyc,BMagn. 
 c, IMerc, I IMez., INatr. m., BNitr. ac, BNux 
 v., IPhyt, Ptel., IRhus, ISil., Stann., BSul.; 
 worse in cold air, I IKob.; when biting,BLach.; 
 when chewing, IHyos.; cannot eat, ICaust., 
 HMerc. iod. flav.; with swelling of submaxil- 
 lary glands, IZinc; when hollow, ILach.; 
 incisors, Gamb.; upper incisors, I IMagn. m., 
 Pallad.;in left upper incisor, shooting, pulsat- 
 ing, painful to touch, worse lying down, 
 must ride and walk, Ratan.; with jerking and ' 
 shooting in lower jaw, INux v.; on left side, 
 ■Plant.; molars worse on bringing them to- 
 gether, Merc. iod. flav.; molars, with sen- 
 sation as if coldness rushed out of them, 
 Ratan.; in pregnancy, IMerc; in prosopal- 
 gia, I ISpig.; on right side, Chrom. ac; right 
 eye tooth, BMez.; in toothache, Bor., BGlon., 
 IILach:; toothache in carious molar, ISep.; 
 after corrosive sour vomit, Calad. 
 jg^ir* large. 
 
 Teeth, loose : lAlum., lAmm. c, I I Arm, Ars., 
 Aur. mur., Bar. m., IBry., ICarbo a., I ICarbo 
 v., ICaust., Cham., Cinch., Coccul., Con. ,IHep., 
 IIHyos., Ign., IKalic, IIMerc, IMerc. cor., 
 IMur. ac, INatr. m., INitr. ac,Nux m., INux 
 v., IPhos., IPhos. ac, Puis., Rob., IRhus, 
 ISec, ISep., ISil., IStaph., ISuL, I IZinc; can- 
 not bite on them, I ILith.; when chewing, 
 ■Cinch.; at last drop out, IMerc. viv.; in facial 
 neuralgia, I IRhus ; fears they may fall out, 
 worse from touch, especially front teith, 
 I IPsor.; feel loose, Ars., Bry., ICon., IHyos., 
 Lachn., I IMerc sol., INux m., INux v., IRhus, 
 
 I ISpig., Stann.; feeling, in cystitis, ■Lye; 
 feeling, with swelling of submaxillary glands, 
 ■Zinc; feeling, during mastication, ICon., 
 Spong.> feeling, better pressing teeth together 
 and pressing throat with hands (syphilitic neu- 
 ralgia), I ISyph.; front, or as if too long, ILyc. ; 
 with swelling of parotid and submaxillary 
 glands, after abuse of mercury, BBNitr. ac; 
 recede, in mercurio-syphilis, BAur. mur. 
 nat.; gums swollen, IMagn-. c; gums ul- 
 cerated, inflamed, BPhos.; incisors, lower, 
 cannot bite upon, Rhus ; with swelling of 
 lower jaw, BKali c; in consequence of large 
 dose of mercury, in syphilis, I IPhyt.; molars, 
 ■Hep., IIMerc viv.; molars, on right, Como.; 
 caused by defective nutrition and exposure, 
 
 I I Lac cf painful, Camph., I ICaust., IPuls.; in 
 periostitis, IMerc; in pregnancy, IMerc; 
 right side, in stomacace, I Kali bi.; with sali- 
 vation, Sang.; sound in succession, IIMerc; 
 in syphilis, ILyc; in toothache, ISul.JIRhod.; 
 in toothache, when chewing, BAlum, Ars. s. f. 
 j^ 10 fall out, long. 
 
 Teeth, mercury: injured by, BCarbov., BGlon., 
 
 BKali bi., BNitr. ac, BStaph. 
 Teeth, covered with mucus : ®g^ coating. 
 Teeth, nerve exposed : lArs. 
 Teeth, notched : jgg^ serrated. 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 Teeth, numb: Ars., I ILith., Petrol.; as if 
 asleep, IDulc, IKhus. 
 
 Teeth, feel as if covered with oil : iEsc h. 
 
 Teeth, periostitis: BPhos. 
 
 jg^° Chap. 9, Lower jaw periostitis. 
 
 Teeth, picks until they bleed : Selen. 
 
 Teeth, feeling as if they had gotten out of place : 
 Syph. 
 
 Teeth, pressure : as if blood were forced into, 
 ICinch.; outward, as if by blood rushing to- 
 ward them, worse touch, Arn.; as if shred of 
 meat were between, Caust.; left side, as if a 
 tenacious body were lodged between, BCoral.; 
 in upper, with confusion in left side of head, 
 IColoc; wants to, Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 Teeth, quivering : as if on a vibrating board, 4 
 p.m, Calab. 
 
 Teeth, roughness : of lower incisor, Fluor, ac; 
 from tartar, BMez. 
 
 Teeth, scraping : Berb. 
 
 Teeth, sensitive: IFluor. ac, ILyc, Lyss., 
 BMagn. p., BMerc., I ISenecio, ISul.; to air, 
 Berb., IBNatr. m.; to cold air, Aeon., Cina ; 
 to cold air, right lower molar, Calc. s.; right 
 lower incisors, especially drawing in air, re- 
 turns each day at same hour, BDiad.; espe- 
 cially those that have been filled, sensitive 
 to cold air, Sinap.; sensitive to cold drinks, 
 Staph.; sensitive to cold things, iArg. nit.; 
 cannot bear anything cold to touch eye tooth, 
 better sweating, ICarbo a.; cool water affects 
 teeth as if too cold, I ITherid.; while chewing, 
 Agar., ICalc. p., BCarbo a.; to least cold, 
 ICarbo a., Coccus; incisors, Aur. mur.; in- 
 cisors, upper, ISars., IIMagn. m.; incisor, 
 left upper and outer, and feels like foreign 
 body, Pallad.; worse left side upper, Gymn.; 
 especially lower, Natr. c. ; to pressure, Agar., 
 BArs.; to pressure, right side (stomacacei, 
 BKali bi.; right upper cuspid, to slight press- 
 ure on crown, BHekla ; when pressed together, 
 as in biting, BColch.; cannot be plugged, 
 BFluor. ac; to shrill sounds, BTherid.; to 
 touch, Agar., Berb., Coccus, BBNatr. m., ILyc, 
 Staph.; to touch, especially hollow, AlOe, 
 Caps., Card, m., BCham., IStaph.; to cold water, 
 I Ars., Cina; right lower molar, to water, Calc 
 s.; to warm drinks, those that have been 
 plugged, Sinap.; cool water feels too cold, 
 
 1 ITherid. JS^ tender. 
 
 Teeth, serrated : upper incisors, first central, 
 Syph.; edges, Med.; incisors, notched in in- 
 cipient phthisis, I ITuberc 
 
 Teeth, set: jggg- clenched. 
 
 Teeth, soft: feeling, Med., BNitr. ac; right mo- 
 lars, and bicuspids (some decayed), 8 p.m. and 
 
 2 and 3 a.m., comes and goes gradually, ICin- 
 nab.; spongy, BNitr. ac. &g£t spongy. 
 
 Teeth, sordes: j^* coating. 
 
 Teeth show dark specks : IBKreo. 
 
 Teeth, sticky : Sang.; with yellow phlegm, Blod.; 
 stick together as if glued, Arg. met.; stick to- 
 gether as if glued by tough mucus in mouth, 
 of a foul, nauseous taste, Psor. j^^coating. 
 
 Teeth show dark streaks : IB Staph. 
 
 Teeth, tartar : rough from, IMez. 
 
 Teeth, tender: I ISenecio ; with neuralgia of 
 face, BKalm.; exquisitely, and loose in its 
 socket, BGels.; worse between, meals, llgn.; 
 right lower, Calc. s. fi^T* sensitive. 
 
 Teeth, tension: in right, Bar. c; painful, 
 Therid. 
 
 Teeth, throbbing: painless, in roots, lArs. 
 Teeth, tickling : sensation, in lower, All. sat. 
 Teeth, touch : inclined to, with tongue, ICalc 
 
 gigp 13 sensitive. 
 Teeth, tumor : size of a walnut, in place of two 
 
 bicuspids, ISSil. 
 Teeth, warm feeling : left, upper, IFluor. ac 
 Teeth, water: sensitive to. Jg^ sensitive. 
 Teeth, wedge-shaped : IKreo. 
 Teeth, feel as if wedged: in post-diphtheritic 
 
 affection, ILach. g^ pressure. 
 Teeth, wisdom teeth : ailments from cutting, 
 
 BCalc, BMagn. c, ISil.; come late, IFluor. ac 
 Teeth, felt like a worm in, could not tell which : 
 
 1 1 Syph. . 
 Teeth', worn off : Aurant. 
 Teeth, yellow: BCepa, Hod., ILyc, Med.. 
 
 ■Nitr. ac, Phos. ac, IThuya. 
 TOOTHACHE (undefined) : lAcet. ac, BAgar., 
 
 BAnt. c, IArg. nit., lArs., BAspar., TrAtrop. s., 
 
 Aur. mur., BBar. c, IBenz. ac, IBufo., ICalc, 
 
 ■ Carbol. ac, IBCham., BChel., BChim. umb., 
 IChrom. ac, Cinnam., BCoccion., Como., 
 BDiad., BEuphor., BGlon., BHell., Hod., BKali c, 
 BKali iod., BMerc cor., 1 1 Merc. iod. rub., BMez., 
 BNitr. ac, BNux m., BPhos., BPhyt., BPlant., 
 BPuls., BISep., IBStaph., i Tereb., Vinca. 
 
 Toothache, in afternoon : Ananth., Arum t., 
 Calc, Caust., Form., BMagn. c, Merc, INux 
 v., Phos., IPuls., Sul., Therid. 
 
 Toothache, air: worse in open, cold, I Alum., 
 Ananth., IBell., ICalc, Camph., Carbo v., 
 
 ■ BCham., BCinch., BCaust., Hyos., Magn. s., 
 Merc, INux m., BNux v., BPhos., BPuls., BRhus, 
 I ISabad., Sil., IStaph., I ISul.; better in open, 
 BBAnt. c, Bry., Cepa, Clem., Hep., BKali s., 
 INatr. s., BNux v., Sars.; from exposure to 
 cold air when sweating, ICham.; from taking 
 cold in raw air, BAcon.; worse from cold air 
 and water, ISpig^ BSul.; damp or night air, 
 Diad. , BMerc, BNux m.; from slightest draught, 
 Bell., B ICalc, BCinch., Gymn., IMagn. c, 
 BBSul.; from draught, with otalgia, BCham.; 
 better drawing cold air into mouth, BClem., 
 Nux v., IPuls.; worse by drawing into mouth, 
 Aeon., Ant. c, Arn., BAur. met., BBell., Brv., 
 Calc, Caust., BHep., Hyos., I IKob., BMerc, 
 IMez., INatr. m., BNatr. s., Nux m., Nux v., 
 Phos., Puis., Sil., BStaph., ISul.; at night, with 
 swelling of cheek, Petrol.; not influenced by 
 cold or warm air, BIGlon. 
 
 gig"" weather, wind. 
 Toothache, with anger : jg^» irritability. 
 Toothache, with anguish : Aeon., BCoff. 
 
 jg^* anxiety, despair, excitement. 
 Toothache, anxiety: with disturbed sleep, 
 
 BMerc. cor. 
 Toothache, arthritic : g^ rheumatic. 
 Toothache, in autumn : Bry., Cinch., Merc, 
 
 Nux m., Nux v., Rhus. 
 Toothache, on awaking : g^ morning. 
 Toothache, in back teeth : jg®* molars. 
 Toothache, bed: BBAnt. c, BAph. ch., Bell., 
 
 Bry., BCham., BClem., BKali c, BMagn. c, 
 
 BMagn. p., BMerc, Nux v., I lOleand., Phos., 
 
 Phos. ac, BPuls., Rhus, I ISabina, BBSul., ISul. 
 
 ac; during day sleep, with night workers, 
 
 BCarbo a. 
 Toothache, beer: better drinking, Camph.; 
 
 worse from malt liquor, Nux v., BRhus. 
 Toothache, biting : when biting on teeth, Ars., 
 
 Bell., IBry., Calc, Carbo v., Caust, Cinch., 
 
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 325 
 
 Coff., BGuaiac, BHep., Hyos., Lach., IMerc, 
 IIMez., Nux v., Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, Pe- 
 trol., Puis., Rhus, BBSep., Sil., BStaph.,Sul.; sec- 
 ond right upper, carious, feels as if it would 
 fly to pieces, Cinnab.; as if teeth were being 
 bitten out, Arn.; relieves, Ars., Bry., ICinch., 
 Coff. %g^° pressing ; also Teeth biting. 
 
 Toothache, boring: 1 1 Bell., Calc, ICycL, BEu- 
 phor., Ilgn., BLach., I IMerc, BNatr.m., BNux 
 v., 1 1 Phos., 1 1 Phos. ac, BSiL, BSul.; in lower 
 molars, to eye and nose, BCaust.; from every 
 cold, Cinch.; in decayed teeth, BNux v.; with 
 stitches in left ear, Calad.; after eating, as if 
 something got into tooth, BKali c; especially 
 during or after eating sweetmeats or fruit, 
 INatr. c; gnawing in molars, Camph.; when 
 touched by anything hot or cold, BNitr. ac; 
 worse from heat, BSul.; as with a hot iron, 
 ISul.; extends to malar bones and temples, 
 BMez.; passing into numbness, worse by cold, 
 heat and chewing, with soreness and swelling 
 of gums, BPhos.; at night, Calc. p.; at roots, 
 BCham.; on one side, BNux v.; constant, in 
 single tooth, I IRhod.; in sound, worse from 
 contact and extremes of heat and cold,£Plant,; 
 tedious, w T orse at night, spreading over cheek 
 and into bones of face, BSil. 
 
 Toothache, breathing : worse from deep, 
 Nux v. JggT" air. 
 
 Toothache, bruised: BArn., Ars., Bell., BBry., 
 BCalc, Carbo v., Caust., ilgn., Natr. m., 3Nux 
 v., BPhos., BPuls., BRhus. 
 
 Toothache, worse brushing teeth : BBry. 
 
 Toothache, burning : Cham., Merc, BNatr. m., 
 BNux v., Phos., Puis., Rhus, Sil., I ISpig., Sul.; 
 in carious, spreading to cheeks, eyes and 
 temples, worse at night or when coming in 
 contact with food, especially cold or spiced 
 food, Rob.; in carious, when eating or drink- 
 ing, BCaust.; in carious, when touched by hot 
 food or drink, leftside, I I Bar. c: with twitch- 
 ing in fingers and feet, BMagn. c; in front, 
 during night, BPhos. ac; with biting on lower 
 surface of tongue, Zinc; in left upper molars, 
 Spong. ; in nerves, as if wrenched out, with 
 stitches which affect whole body, particularly 
 on inspiration, BNux v.; with confusion in left 
 side of head, in upper, BColoc; every day for 
 a week at 12 m., in upper left, lasts' till 'mid- 
 night, when it gradually passes off, feels it 
 slightly through forenoon (intermittent neu- 
 ralgia), I I Polyp. 
 g@T smarting. 
 
 Toothache, burrowing : in alveoli of some 
 molars, makes him peevish, BCham.; in a 
 hollow, extending to head if air enters mouth, 
 BNux v. ; at roots, BCham. 
 8^» digging, gnawing. 
 
 Toothache, sensation as if tooth would burst : 
 1 1 Sab. 
 
 Toothache, in carious (decayed) teeth : Anag., 
 I Ant. c, Ars., Arum t., Ascl. s., Bell., Bry., 
 BCalc, Cann. s., Caps., Carbo v., Cast, eq., 
 Caust,, BCham., Cinch., Coff., Hep., BHvos., 
 I llodof., 1 llpec, 1 1 Kali m., I IKob., BBKreo., 
 BLach., BLyc, I IMeph., BBMerc, BMez.JNitr. 
 ac, Nux m., Nux v., Phos.. Phos. ac, BPlant,, 
 BPuls.. I IRhod., BRhus, BBSep., Sil., BBStaph., 
 Sul.; better in air and warmth, worse in even- 
 ing, Bov.; awaking from sleep, BCarbo a.; 
 applied to cavity, 1101. caje.; after taking 
 cold, BBar. c; excruciating, BChloral.; causes 
 
 pain and swelling in face, MColch.; when 
 food gets in, BPhos. ac, BSang., BBStaph.; ac- 
 companied by gumboils, BPhos.; in all, 
 during rush of blood to head, BGlon., BLach.; 
 on left side, after falling asleep, BGlon.; be- 
 fore menses, I I Bar. c; in molars, Calc. a., 
 Oxal. ac; from molars into ears, Calc a.; in 
 last molar of left side, Arg. met., iForm.; in 
 second molar, right side, 4.30 to 5 p.m., at 
 time shoots down in line with larynx, leav- 
 ing sore track, worse in bed, better from 
 external warmth and pressure, IComo.; in 
 root of molar, Lyss.; worse at night, Inul.; 
 worse at night and on inhaling cold air, Sil.; 
 severe at night, better lying on affected side 
 and keeping quiet, Hyper. ; rapid decay, B BSep.; 
 in scurvy, BCochl. ; to temples, Act. sp. 
 
 Toothache, frpm chamomile tea: BPuls. 
 
 Toothache, changing locality : flying,Camph., 
 Rhod.; frequently, returning every two or 
 three hours, rushes about like lightning, 
 BMagn. p. 
 
 Toothache, cheeks : gggT'faceache, swelling. 
 
 Toothache, when chewing : g^^ eating. 
 
 Toothache, in children : Aeon., BB Ant. c, BBell., 
 BCalc, BBCham., DBCoff., Ign.,BMerc, Nuxm., 
 BPuls., BSil. 
 
 Toothache, with chilliness: Puis., Rhus; 
 and sweat, Daph.; during chill, I I Hell.; with 
 chilliness, heat and thirst, Lach.; espe- 
 cially after, begins with pricking in teeth of 
 one side, gradually increases to drawing 
 tearing over face and temples, worse by 
 warmth, especially warmth of bed, I IRhod.; 
 starts in right back teeth and passes upward, 
 Lyss. fg^ air, taking cold. 
 
 Toothache, chronic : BCaust. 
 
 Toothache, clawing: violent, Stront. 
 
 Toothache, from cleaning teeth : B BLach. 
 ggp^ touch 
 
 Toothache, clucking: Carbo v. jg^^throbbing. 
 
 Toothache, after coffee : Ananth., BBell., Carbo 
 v., Camph., Coccul., BIgn., Merc, BNux v., 
 BPuls., Rhus, Sil. 
 
 Toothache, coitus: after, Daph.; relieves, 
 Camph. 
 
 Toothache, cold : from taking BCham., BGels., 
 BMerc; from taking cold, after having been 
 overheated (suppressed sweat), BCham., 
 BGlon. , BRhus ; or cooling temperature, Potyg. ; 
 as from cold, worse by touch, Anag.; better 
 from cold in general, Bell., Bry., Cham., 
 Cinch., Merc, Nux v., Phos., BPuls., Staph., 
 Sul.; better from cold, momentarily, Amb., 
 1 1 Lac c; worse from cold hi general, B Ars., 
 1 1 Ant. c, Calc, Carbo v., Grat., IMagn c, 
 BMerc, BNatr. m., BNux m., Nux v., BPuls., 
 IPhos. ac, BPsor., BRhus, Sil., Staph. Sul.; 
 w T orse from cold and warm things, BColch.; 
 from cold, especially with diarrhoea, IDulc; 
 painful coldness shooting from lower posterior 
 upward, Lyss.; better from holding cold 
 water in mouth, iEsc h., BBism., Cepa, 
 BBCoff.,BClem.,BBCoff.,BFerr.JMagn. c, BNatr. 
 s., Sul.; better from cold drinks, Bell., Bry., 
 Camph., BCaust., BCepa, Cham., I IMerc, 
 INatr. s., Nux v., Phos., Puis., Rhus, Sul.; 
 worse from cold drinks, Ananth., BBAnt. c, 
 BArs., Bry., Calc, Carbo v., Caust., BCham., 
 BChim. umb., Chrom. ac, Gymn., IHep., 
 BLach., BMerc, Natr. m., Nux' m., BNux v., 
 BPlant., BPuls., I ISabad., Sil., BIStaph., Sul.; 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 either worse from cold drinks, or better 
 until cold water becomes warm in mouth, 
 IFluor. ac; better when cold water taken 
 into mouth becomes warm, Carb. s., IPuls. ; 
 better dipping finger into cold water and 
 holding it to tooth, ICham.; from having 
 hands in cold water, IPhos.; better from 
 cold hand, Rhus ; better holding ice or ice- 
 cold water in mouth, BBCotf. ; better from 
 ice to cheek, tearing in sound teeth (men- 
 orrhagia), BFerr. sul.; worse from cold or 
 hot things in mouth, Carbo v., Lach., 
 Magn. s., INitr. ac, ISep.; worse from eat- 
 ing cold things, Ananth., Bry., Calc, Calc. 
 p., Chain., Nux v., Puis., Rhus, Rob., Staph., 
 Sul.; worse from cold touch, BNit. ac, 
 IPlant.; worse from washing, Antr. c, 
 Bry., BCalc,Cham., I Merc, INuxm., Nux v., 
 Puis., I Rhus, Sil., Staph., BBSul.; better from 
 washing, Bell., Bry., Cham., Puis. 
 J8@" air, chill, water. 
 
 Toothache, from concussion : lArn, INux m. 
 
 Toothache, constant: IIAurant., Bell., Calc, 
 Caust., Natr. m., Sil., Sul.; in all teeth, Sil.; 
 in badly decayed wisdom tooth, in left lower 
 jaw, after ride across ferry in sharp wind, 
 1 1 Plant.; with sudden spasmodic exacerba- 
 tions, BGlon.; in upper, extending into right 
 eye, Chim. umb. 
 
 Toothache, with constipation : IBry., 1 1 Merc, 
 IINux v., BStaph. 
 
 Toothache, constricting : Carbo v. 
 $$§*• pressing, tensive. 
 
 Toothache, with coryza: better when catarrh 
 is worse, worse when catarrh ceases, ICepa ; 
 dry, IBCinch. Jg^ cold. 
 
 Toothache, during cough : Bry. 
 
 Toothache, crushed: as if molars were,- from 
 cold, BIgn. 
 
 Toothache, cutting : BLach.; radiating to ear, 
 worse in warmth or inhaling fresh air, Am.; 
 in nerves, coming and going, preventing sleep, 
 BAur. met.; seems to originate from swelling 
 of submaxillary gland, BCamph.; before thun- 
 derstorm, or cloudy, windy weather, BRhod. 
 jg^gf^darting, lancinating, neuralgic, shoot- 
 ing. 
 
 Toothache, in cystitis : BLyc 
 
 Toothache, in damp air or weather : Cepa, Dulc, 
 BBMerc, BNatr. s., INux m., BRhus. 
 
 Toothache, darting : Bry., BGels.; worse from 
 eating and drinking, Con.; in two carious 
 teeth, Bins. ^g* cutting, lancinating, 
 neuralgic, shooting. 
 
 Toothache, by day : Bell., Calc c,BCoccin.,Nux 
 v.; ceasing at night, followed by sweat and 
 pains, return in morning in paroxysms of 
 longer or shorter intervals, alternating with 
 giddiness or tearing in limbs, BMerc 
 g^ 11 carious. 
 
 Toothache, drives to despair: in sensitive, 
 nervous, excitable persons, BCoff., BHyos. 
 g^g?" anguish, despair, excitement. 
 
 Toothache, with diarrhoea: BCham., I ICoff., 
 BDulc, I I Rhus. 
 
 Toothache, digging: Ananth., Ant. c, Bell., 
 Bry., Calc, BCham., Cinch., Ign.; in carious, 
 Spig.; as if becoming carious, Arg. nit.; in 
 carious, with drawing to eye, BPuls.; in lower 
 back teeth to ears, BCaust.; worse nights, 
 carious, preventing sleep, worse from cof- 
 fee, BCham.; worse walking in cold air, 
 
 and by contact, Plant, J^" burrowing, 
 gnawing. 
 
 Toothache, distracted from: BCoff., BHyos. 
 Jgigp despair. 
 
 Toothache, drawing : All. sat., Ananth., BAnt. 
 c, Bar. c, BBell., Bry., BCalc, Caps., Carbo 
 v., Cepa, BCham., Cinch., Clem., BColoc, 
 BCon., BGlon., 1 1 Graph., Hyos., BLach., 
 BMerc, Merc iod. flav., Nitr. sp. d., Nux v., 
 Phos. ac, Rhus, BStaph., BSul., Tabac, 
 I ITereb.; better in air, Clem.; at 5 p.m., Zing.; 
 along alveolar border, extending to ears and 
 temples, worse in evening on entering warm 
 room, better in open air, I IPuls.; as soon as 
 she gets in bed evenings, BKali c; in borders 
 (prosopalgia), BCoccul.; in bed, in smallpox, 
 llVar.; in carious, BAnt. c, Bov., Card, m., 
 BMerc, BNux v., BStaph.; in carious molar, 
 extends into teeth of right side, ear, temples 
 and malar bone, worse in bed, Aph. ch.; from 
 every cold, Cinch.; worse from cold and men- 
 tal exertion, BNux y.; worse if anything hot 
 or cold is taken into mouth, BBSep.; in carious, 
 back teeth, Badiag.; in carious, with tearing, 
 Abrot.; dull, in upper right, all night, Bell.; 
 to ear, BNatr. m.; to inner ear and temples, 
 BBKreo.; right ear, while sitting, in upper 
 back teeth, Coccion.; after eating, BCham., 
 BHep.; when eating cold things, or from 
 cold drinks, in carious, BCon.; with twitch- 
 ing in fingers and feet, BMagn. c; ex- 
 tends into forehead, BHyos.; in roots of 
 upper front, Zinc; in lower incisors, Asaf.; 
 in middle and lower incisors, I IChel.; in 
 upper incisors, Camph., I IChel. ; in left upper 
 incisors, Zinc; in carious upper incisors, 
 while walking, Camph.; at intervals, Astac; 
 in jaw, Cham.; sharp, jerklike, suddenly in 
 all incisors, Zinc; in jerks, as if tooth would 
 be drawn out with a hook, Coccin.; jumping, 
 when eating, I IBry.; extending to larynx, 
 neck or shoulder (during pregnancy), BAlum.; 
 left lower, especially incisor, Zinc; in left low- 
 er teeth, has a decayed tooth in that side, at 
 7 p.m., returns after being in air, Zing.; cannot 
 locate it, BCham.; caused by masticating, Sa- 
 bina; during menses, better eating, worse 
 from warm fluids, Amin. c; worse before mid- 
 night, better after eating, BCham.; in molars, 
 B Carbo v.; from second molar to first incisor, 
 Zing.; in left molars, above downward, Calad.; 
 lower back molar, evening in bed, Bov. ; in 
 lower carious molars, Camph.; in molars, 
 when lying down, with anxiety, nausea and 
 frequent urination, Oleand.; in two molars, 
 Zing.; in upper molars, BBSep.; from music, 
 I IPhos. ac; in dental nerves, during remis- 
 sion of paroxysms (prosopalgia), BCoccul.; in 
 nerves as if tooth were wrenched out, with 
 violent stitches affecting whole body, parti- 
 cularly on inspiration, BNux v.; now in one 
 now in another, worse from warmth, better 
 for a moment only by cold, passes off after 
 a meal, Amb.; with otalgia, I I Ran. sc; as 
 if out of socket, Como.; as if being drawn 
 out, at intervals, Astac; piercing, in carious, 
 and on corresponding one on other side, 
 in morning, Staph.; pressing in right lower 
 back, Zinc; in an upper and lower, as if 
 being gently pulled, Chim. umb.; now in 
 right, then in left side, Zinc; in roots, Zing.; 
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 pharynx, extending into cervical muscles, 
 Zinc; rhythmical, in both rows, while eating, 
 Coccion.; better after eating salty things, 
 ICarbo a.; first upper teeth, left side, sen- 
 sitive from root to crown, Cepa; in sound 
 teeth, in cold air, HCaust.; in sound teeth, 
 when walking in open air, Con.; with stitches 
 in an indefinite tooth, or in one row, espe- 
 cially on inhaling in air or just after eat- 
 ing, at night, or in evening, BNux v.; sudden, 
 Coccus; before approach of thunder storm, 
 or cloudy, windy weather, lEhod.; in upper, 
 better by cold finger, Ang.; in first upper right, 
 from root to crown, Cepa; in molars while 
 walking in wind, BGraph. 
 j^^ pulling, rheumatic. 
 
 Toothache, after drinking: jg@°° cold, coffee, 
 heat, liquors, tea, -wine. 
 
 Toothache, dull: worse from eating, ILyc; con- 
 centrating in right eye tooth, hurts when eat- 
 ing and on pressure, ISul. ac; in carious, 
 Anag., Cinch.; in carious, with gumboil, Bor.; 
 in carious, better by cold water and sucking 
 it, IClem.; at intervals, Astac; left side, in 
 carious, brought on during evening while 
 reading aloud, prevented sleep, worse lying 
 down, eating, talking and cold air, better "tak- 
 ing warm drink, into mouth (Staph, relieved), 
 Tromb.; in upper molars, Anag., constant in 
 first and second upper carious molar, Ustil.; 
 in right, Dolich. ; troublesome, in carious, pain 
 with sore throat, Sabad.; in upper back, ex- 
 tending toward right ear, while sitting, 
 Coccion. 
 
 Toothache, ears : extends to,BAmmoniac, Arm, 
 Ars., Bry., BCalc, Calc ars., BCham., BChrom. 
 ac, Hep., BBKreo., ILach., BBMerc, BNatr. m., 
 ■Plant., IIRan. sc, BBRhod., BBSep., Staph., 
 Sul.; right side, Brach., Coccion.; stitches, 
 BBSul.; stitches, in left, Calad.; tearing, twing- 
 ing, sharp, BPlant.; with deafness, I I Petrol. 
 
 Toothache, eating: worse after, Ananth., BBAnt. 
 c, Ant. t., Arm, BBell., BBry., Calc, BCarbo v., 
 BCham., BChim. umb., Cinch., Coff., Ferr. ph., 
 Blgm, BKali c, Lach., Lachn., ILyc, BMeic, 
 BNatr. m., BNux m., BNux v., Rhus, fl BStaph., 
 BSul.; some minutes after, BBell.; better after, 
 Amb., Amm.c, Arm, Calc, Carbo v., BCham., 
 I llpec, Phos. ac, Rhus, Sil.; better when eat- 
 ing, Bell., Bry., Cham., Cinch., Coff., Phos. 
 ac, Sil.; better while eating and lying down, 
 BSpig.; started by a crumb of bread, Clem.; 
 worse, from soft food, Coccul., Ver.; worse, if 
 soft crust touches, Camph.; better after salty 
 things, BCarbo a.; worse after salty things, 
 Carbo v.; worse from a crumb of bread, Nux 
 v., Staph.; worse, during (chewing), Ant, c, 
 Arg. nit,, Arm, Ars., Bell., BBry., Calc, in Carbo . 
 v., BCaust., BBCham., I Chin, m., BCinch., 
 BCoccul., BCoff., BEuphor., BHyos., Blgm, 
 BKali c, Lach., BLyc, BMagm m., BMerc, 
 BBNatr. m., BNuxm., BNux v., Oleand., Phos., 
 BPhos. ac, BPuls., Rhus, Rob., B^ang., Sil., 
 Spong., BStaph., Sul., BSul. ac, I ISyph. 
 j^T biting, cold, heat, pressure, touch. 
 
 Toothache, with erections : Daph. 
 
 Toothache, with erysipelas : BCham. 
 
 Toothache, in evening : BAlum., Amm. c, BAnt. 
 c, Bell., Bry., Calad., BCalc, Caust., Hep., 
 BHvos., Ign., BKali iod., BMerc, Nux m.,BNux 
 v., BPhos., BBPuls., BRhus, BStaph., Sul., BSul. 
 ac, Tabac, Therid.; after dark, jCalc s.; first 
 
 in carious, which became elongated and loose, 
 then in other teeth, partly sticking, partly 
 crawling, Rhus ; after lying down, Blgm; 
 toward evening, BKali s., BPuls.; before mid- 
 night, Bry., BCham., Cinch., Natr. m., Rhus, 
 Sul. Jg@~ bed. 
 
 Toothache, excitement : with nervous, BAcom, 
 Bell., BCham., BCoff., BGels., BHyos.; when it 
 ceases in morning, uneasiness keeps her 
 awake, BLyc; better from, I I Thuya. 
 
 Toothache, eye : extends into, BCalc. ph., Caust., 
 Cham., Merc, Puis., Rob., Staph., Sul.; worse 
 on beginning to use, Calc; burning, Bell.; 
 with inflammation, BBry. 
 
 Toothache, eye teeth : Aeon., Calc, BCarbo a., 
 Hyos., BRhus, Staph.; at root of right, with 
 discharge of pus, BFluor. ac; in right, daily, 
 worse from pressure on crown and outside of 
 root, BMez. 
 
 Toothache, face : Hyos., BKali c , Lach., 
 Merc,Nux v., IIRhod., Rhus, Sul.; aching, 
 B BAcom, BAgar.,BAilant.; aching, especially in 
 left cheek, worse at night, BChel.; pain ex- 
 tends to cheeks, Bry., Caust,, Cham., Merc, 
 Sil., Staph., Sul.; flushed cheeks, BAcom, Arm, 
 BBell., BCham., Merc, Nux m., Phos., Puis., 
 Rhus, Sul.; pale, Aeon., Ars., Ign., Puis., 
 Staph., Sul.; pain extending to whole right 
 side, having waves of spontaneous exacerba- 
 tion, without being influenced by anything in 
 particular, BGlom; swollen cheek, Arm, Ars., 
 BBell., Bry., BCalc, Caps., I I Cepa, BBLach., 
 ILyc, B BMerc, Natr. m., Nux v., Petrol., 
 Phos., Phos. ac, BPuls., Staph., Sul.; swollen, 
 pale, after toothache, Bov.; cheek swollen, 
 suppuration threatens, Calc. s.; swelling of 
 jaw, BHekla ; swollen, red, Yer. 
 ££|r Chap. 8, Face swelling. 
 
 Toothache, fever: during epidemic of influenza, 
 BMerc; after suppression of ague, BPuls. 
 
 Toothache, filling : jgglr traumatic. 
 
 Toothache, flushing pain : Bry. 
 
 Toothache, flying : $gp~ changing locality. 
 
 Toothache, as if teeth would be forced out: 
 BPuls.; in forenoon, Carbo v., Caust., Natr. 
 m., Nux v., Puis., Staph., Sul. B^T pulling. 
 
 Toothache, drives frantic or frenzied: BCham., 
 BCoff. JgggT anguish, despair, excitement. 
 
 Toothache, in front teeth: g^ incisors. 
 
 Toothache, glands: swollen, on neck, BMerc 
 iod. rub.; seemed to be caused by swollen sub- 
 maxillary, Camph.; from swelling of sub- 
 maxillary, hard little tubercles, as if they 
 would ulcerate, painful when touched,! IClem. 
 
 Toothache, gnawing: Berb., BCham., Daph., 
 BKali iod., Nux v., Rhus, BStaph.; and jumping 
 in left upper bicuspid,worse if tooth is touched, 
 especially by hot things, worse out of doors 
 or drawing cold air into mouth and at night, 
 I IStaph.;in second left lower bicuspid, decayed 
 close to gum, excitement removed pain, better 
 by pressure of hand, worse in bed, extended 
 over left forehead and into left side of neck, 
 I I Thuya; paroxysmal in left, upper carious, 
 temporarily better by cold application (sick 
 headache), 1 1 Lac c; worse in cold, carious, 
 BRhus.; in carious, after meal, BBAnt, c; worse 
 in evening, I I Calc; in right lower molar, Nic- 
 col.; in upper molars, BCalc; on one side, BNux 
 v.; preventing sleep, carious, worse at night, 
 worse from coffee, BCham. 
 jg^ 11 burning, digging. 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 Toothache, gouty pain : g^° rheumatic. 
 
 Toothache, griping: in carious, I Mez.; in wet 
 weather, carious, Bor. 
 
 Toothache, grumbling: IKali iod., ILach.; 
 during afternoon, from draught, BForm.; in 
 molars, Coccion.; as if becoming carious, Arg. 
 nit.; daring day, in carious, Bar. c; in eye 
 tooth, ICarbo a.; with pain in side of head, 
 BSang.; in jaw, Cham.; in upper jaw, ICham.; 
 in first four anterior molars, now upper now 
 lower jaw, now right now left side, Rhod. 
 
 Toothache, in gums: caused by abscesses,BHekla; 
 with bleeding, foul odor, BCalc.; painful, Ant. 
 c, Arm, BBell., Bry., BCalc, BCarbo v., Cham., 
 Cinch., BHep., Hyos., Lach., BMerc, BNatr.m., 
 Nux m., BNux v., Phos., BPhos. ac, BPuls., 
 BRhusJSil., BStaph., Sul.; with swelling, Aeon., 
 Bell., Calc BCarbo v., Caust., BCham., Cinch., 
 Hep., BLach., BMagn. c, BBMerc. c, BNatr.m., 
 Nux v., Phos., Pals., Rhus, ^ BBRhod., Sul.; 
 swollen, red, inflamed, then pain in jaw, ICalc; 
 with swelling of gums and salivary glands, 
 BBMerc; with swelling and flow of saliva, 
 
 I IKali m. Jggr* Gums aching, etc. 
 Toothache, penetrates into head: Act. sp., 
 
 BBAnt. c, 1 1 Apis, BArs., BCham., BHyos., 
 IKreo., Merc, Nax v., BPhos. ac, Rhus, 
 Rob., BSang., Staph.; into forehead, Chrom. 
 ac, BCoccion., BHyos.; into left side and neck, 
 
 I I Thuya; with congestion, BAur. met., BBell., 
 B BCalc, BCinch., BHyos., BLach., BPuls.; with 
 rush of blood, from chest upward, BLyss.; from 
 a single tooth, BGlon.; with rush of blood, 
 from taking cold, worse at night, from noise, 
 warmth or cold (during pregnancy), ICalc; into 
 anterior portion of brain, Chrom.ac; head feels 
 large, after, Como.; heat in head, Aeon, Hyos., 
 Puis.; to temples, BGels., BMagn. c ; to temples 
 and left side of face, BKreo. ; commencing in 
 a molar, slowly extends to temple, getting 
 gradually violent, ceases suddenly, attacks 
 every few minutes, BMerc S^° headache. 
 
 Toothache, with headache : Apis, BGlon., 
 SKali c, B BLach., Ver.; and ringing in ears 
 (gastritis), BCoccul.; pain between head, left 
 shoulder-blade and shoulder, better during 
 toothache, Chrom. ac; stitches to ears, root of 
 nose and malar bone, BRhus ; with throbbing 
 in temples, 1 1 Staph.; leaves teeth and goes 
 quickly to temples, Iodof. 
 
 Toothache, heat: from things taken into mouth, 
 Agnus, Anac, Bell., BCalc, BBCham., BMillef., 
 Phos ac, BPuls., Tromb.; better from warmth, 
 BLyc. BPsor., BRhod., BSul. ac; worse on 
 getting warm in bed, Bell., Bry., B BCham., 
 Chel., Clem., BMagn. c, BBMerc, Nux v., 
 Phos., Phos. ac, B BPuls., Rhus ; better by heat 
 of bed, Bry., BLyc, Nux v.; worse from hot 
 drinks, iEsc h., Amm. c, BBry., BCepa, 
 BBCham., Coff., Lach., Lachn., BMerc, Natr. s., 
 Nux m., Nux v., Puis., Rhus, Sabad., I ISil.; 
 better by hot drinks, BLyc, BMagn. p., Nux 
 m., Nux v., Puis., Rhus, Sul., worse from 
 warm food, Anac, Bry., Calc, ICarb. s., Cham., 
 BNatr.m., BNuxv., Phos., Puis., I ISabad.,Sil.; 
 when taking anything hot or cold (syphilitic 
 neuralgia), I ISyph.; better from warm food, 
 BArs., Bry., Nux m., Nux v., Rhus, Sul.; worse in 
 a warm room, Bry., BCepa, BBCham., BHep., 
 1 1 Iris, BKali s., Nux v., Phos. pc, BBPuls.; 
 better in a warm room, BArs., Nux v., Phos., 
 Sul.; better from heat of stove, BBArs.; worse 
 
 from warmth in general, Amb., Am., Ars. h., 
 I I Bry., BCalc, Calc. ph., Carbo v., Cham., Coff., 
 Ferr. ph., Hep., Lach., BMerc, Natr. m., Nux 
 m.,Nuxv., BPhos., Phos. ac, BPlant., BBPuls., 
 Rhus, Sil., Staph., BSul.; left lower molar, 
 worse from warmth and in bed, better from 
 cold water, Chel.; from having hands in hot 
 water, BPhos.; better from warmth in general, 
 BArs., Bell., Calc, BCham., Cinch. ,Hyos.,Lach., 
 BMerc, Nux m., BNux v., BPuls., BRhus, 
 Staph., Sul. 
 
 Toothache, in hollow teeth : j^° carious. 
 
 Toothache, in incisors: Bell., Carbo v., Caust., 
 Cham., Cinch., Coff., Dios., Ign., Merc, 
 BNatr. m., BNux m., BNux v., Phos., Phos. 
 ac, BRhus, Sil., Staph., BSul.; incisor, lower, 
 by contact with tongue and open air, Anac; 
 in upper, Coccul.; in upper, gradually increas- 
 ing and decreasing, I IStann. J^egr eye teeth, 
 lower teeth, stomach teeth, upper teeth. 
 
 Toothache, increases : slowly, ceases suddenly 
 when reaching highest point, ISul. ac; grad- 
 ually, and decreases in same way, I IStann. 
 
 Toothache, injuries: Ji^g^ traumatic. 
 
 Toothache, intermittent : Astac, BBell., Bry., 
 Calc, BCinch., BCham., BCoff., I IMerc, I INux 
 v., IPuls., I IRhus, I ISil., BStaph., BSul.; over 
 whole side of face, worse from hot or cold food 
 or drink, walking in cold air, even with closed 
 mouth, 1 1 Sabad.; worse at night, from cold 
 drinks, especially from inhalation of cold air, 
 better from external heat, I I Rhod.; in first 
 right upper molar, Ars. iod.;. rheumatic, 
 BBAnt.t. Jigr periodic. 
 
 Toothache, with irritability: BAcon., BArs,, 
 BBell.,B BCham., BCinch., B BCoff., BHyos., I INux 
 m., BNuxv.; after vexation, BRhus, BStaph. 
 
 Toothache, jaw: jggg^Chap. 9, Lower jaw ach- 
 ing, etc.; also Chap. 8, Faceache malar bone. 
 
 Toothache, jerking: BAnt. c, Apis, Ars., Aur. 
 mur., Bar. c, Bry., BBell., BCalc, Caust., Cepa, 
 BBCham., Coccion., BCoff., BCon., Hep., BHyos., 
 BLach., BMerc, BNux v., BPhos., BPuls., I I Ran. 
 sc, BRhus, BSul., Zinc; in carious, BAnt. c;in 
 carious, relieved by tobacco smoke, Spig.j in 
 cavities, with bleeding, after extraction, 
 I I Phos.; from every cold, Cinch.; cooling, in 
 front, Osm.; drawing, in left upper back, BBry.; 
 drawing, as if a nerve stretched and then let 
 loose, BPuls.; on drinking cold water, Agar.; 
 dull, especially at night, in arthritic patients, 
 BCycl.; into ear, BCham.; after eating, Stann.; 
 in evening, in bed, changes place upon press- 
 ure, BBry.; in eye tooth, BCarbo a.; into fore- 
 head, BHyos.; in left, from time to time, 
 Zinc, in left, extending to forehead and right 
 temple, worse taking anything cold into 
 mouth or in cold, wet weather, better from 
 warmth, BPhos.; in jaw, teeth seem too long, 
 BNux v.; lower, in roots of, through upper 
 jaw to ear, periodic after waking, soon after 
 eating, from warm and cold food, B BLach.; in 
 molars, 1 1 Apis; in last molars, Cepa ; in last 
 lower molars, Zinc; in right lower molars, in 
 evening after lying down, Zinc; in right, 
 upper molar, forenoon, All. sat. ; especially in 
 morning, BPuls.; especially at night, BBMerc; 
 at night, about 10 p.m., extends into head, 
 better by application of cold hands, Rhus ; 
 pulselike, in back molars, Coccion.; from 
 lower jaw into ears, with painfulness of gums 
 from 9 p.m: on, BBMerc; pulselike, worse after 
 
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 midnight, after sleep, must sit up in bed, Bar. 
 m.; single, IBar. c; when smoking, IBry.; 
 sudden, in roots, Meph.; and tearing, as if 
 tooth would start from jaw, IPuls.; to 
 temple, better sitting up in bed and strok- 
 ing head, lArs. 
 jggp^ jumping, neuralgic, twitching. 
 
 Toothache, jumping: in carious, pain extends 
 to upper and lower jaw or ear, ISul. ; in left 
 upper molars, Apis ; as if teeth were being 
 torn out, lEhus. 
 jggg" 1 jerking, throbbing, twitching. 
 
 Toothache, lacerating: ilMerc, worse in even- 
 ing, Bell.; tearing, in face, from cold, 
 IlMerc; renewed by cold water, INux v. 
 ggp* neuralgic, tearing. 
 
 Toothache, lancinating : Ananth.; in carious, 
 spreading to chei ks, eyes and temples, worse 
 at night or when coming in contact with food, 
 especially cold or spiced food, Rob.; with 
 pains in "facial bones, IKalic; worse at night, 
 ICham.; sharp, along molar to malar lone, 
 IHam. fi^lT cutting, darting, neuralgic, 
 shooting. 
 
 Toothache, in left side: Aeon., Apis, Arm, 
 Carbo v., Caust., Cinch., ICham., Hyos., 
 Merc, IXux in., IPhos., Rhus, Sil., I ISul.; 
 in second upper bicuspid, worse at night, 
 better on getting out of bed, lOlcand.; in 
 last left molar, Arg. met., IForm.; in lower 
 molar row, Castor.; occasional,in upper, Syph . ; 
 carious, must pick them ; Cast, eq.; in lower, 
 carious, Arum t.; or going from right to left, 
 1 1 Aeon.; from left to right, Cepa ; from left 
 to right molars, Gamb.; in upper jaw, after 
 warm food, BCham.; in lower after rinsing 
 mouth with cold water in morning, Chrom. ac 
 
 Toothache, as if tooth were being lifted out of 
 socket: Jggp 1 pulled. 
 
 Toothache, limbs: uneasiness after, obliged to 
 get up and walk about, Chrom. ac 
 
 Toothache, worse from spirituous liqucrs : 
 Camph. fl£ir wine. 
 
 Toothache, as if teeth were too long : jg£|r Teeth 
 long. 
 
 Toothache, in lower teeth: Anac, I Arm, IBell., 
 Bry., Carbo v., ICaust., ICham., Cinch., Hyos., 
 Ign., ILach., Merc, INatr. c, Nux v., Phos., 
 Puis., IRhus, Rata, ISil., IStaph. 
 
 Toothache, lying down: worse, Ars., Bell., 
 Bry., ICham., I IHvos., Ign., I I Merc, Nux v., 
 Phos., I IPuls., IRhus, Staph., Sul.; bet- 
 ter, IBry., IMerc, INux v.; right side, when 
 laying head upon pillow at night, better sit- 
 ting up or walking, I ISpig.; better on painful 
 side, Bry., Hyper., Ign., Puis.; worse on pain- 
 ful side, Ars., Nux v.; worse on painless side, 
 IBry., Cham., Ign., Puis.; better on painless 
 side, Nux v. J^gg" 3 bed. 
 
 Toothache, menses : after, Bry., Calc, Cham., 
 Phos., Thuya; before, I Ant. c, Ars., Bar. c, 
 INatr. m., ISul., Thuya ; w r orse at beginning, 
 INatr. m.; at beginning and at end, IPuls.; 
 during, Amm. c, lArs., ICalc, ICham., ICofF., 
 IKali c, I ILach., INitr. ac, IPuls., IBSep., 
 I IStaph.; during, worse in proportion to dimi- 
 nution of flow, I ILach.; in menorrhagia, 
 IFerr. s. 
 
 Toothache, mental emotion : j^g^ anguish, 
 despair, excitement, irritability, ■weeping. 
 
 Toothache, worse from mental exertion : Bell., 
 Ign., Nux v. Jg^° thinking, reading. 
 
 Toothache, 
 I Carbo v. 
 IStaph. 
 
 Toothache, 
 I I Sabina. 
 
 after abuse of mercury: I IBell., 
 , ICham., IIHep., I ILach., IPhyt., 
 
 gout, 
 
 metastasis : from toe, in 
 jg^" 1 changing locality. 
 
 Toothache, with moaning : ICham. 
 
 Toothache, in morning: Ant. t., Ars., Bell., 
 Bry., Carbo v., Caust., Cinch., IFerr., IHyos., 
 Ilgm, Merc, Natr. m., Phos., Phos. ac, Puis., 
 IIRhod., IRhus, IStaph., Sul.; on awaking, 
 Bell., Carbo v., ILach., Nux v.; wakes from 
 sleep, Calad. J^g" 5 night, sleep. 
 
 Toothache, motion : worse from, I Cinch., Hy- 
 per., IMez.; better from, IPuls., IRhus; from 
 exercise, INux v., 1 1 Sabina ; better walking 
 about, Ratam, I ISul.; better walking in open 
 air, I IPuls. Jg^gf 5 restlessness. 
 
 Toothache, in molars: Arm, Bell., IBry., Calc, 
 BCarbo v., Caust., Cham., Cinch., Coff., Hyos., 
 Ign., Merc, Nux m., Nux v., IPhos., Phos. 
 ac, Puis., Rhus, Sil., IStaph., Sul. 
 
 Toothache, extends into neck : toward right 
 ear and temple, she could not locate pain, 
 I ISpig. ; while eating, IBry. 
 
 Toothache, in nervous persons: lAcon., lArs., 
 IBell., I ICham., HCoff., IGels., IMagn. p., 
 IPuls.; in highly delicate, pale, sensitive per- 
 sons, I IKali ph. Jgggr mental emotion. 
 
 Toothache, neuralgic : Bor., ICarb. s., ICham., 
 IChel., Ilris, I IMagn. p., IPhyt., Thlaspi ; 
 worse after being in bed a short time, ISil.; in 
 cavities from which teeth have been extracted, 
 IHekla ; ciliary, from carious teeth, IPlant.; 
 in lower, as if nerves were compressed or 
 stretched, IColoc; running around edges, 
 EGels.; from exposed nerve, lAcon., Bry. 
 (&3T air) ; facial, from carious teeth, not in 
 habit of taking coffee, ICoff. t.; with heat and 
 tearing in head, I ISil.; of right side of face, 
 proceeds from carious teeth, cold applications, 
 IKali ph.; of inferior dental nerves, IPlant.; 
 in inferior and superior dental nerves, 
 IIRhod.; in molar, left lower, Ast. r.; with 
 nervous affection, IMagn. p.; paroxysms, 
 Stilling.; piercing, in left upper molar, I IPrun.; 
 in prosopalgia, IIBell.; in rheumatic patients, 
 Act. rac; as if a nerve were shattered and 
 crushed, on rising in morning, Ilgm; sudden, 
 in carious teeth, concentrating in temple, 
 IGlom; in superior dental nerves, IIRhod.; 
 better by holding cold water in mouth, 
 HCoff.; in hysterical women, during menses, 
 INux m. fi^° tearing, shooting, etc. 
 
 Toothache, at night: only, IBell., Calc. p., 
 DLyc, Phos.; awakens her, IGlon.; in heart 
 disease, IIAur. met,; as soon as she lies down, 
 sudden pain in all, lasting one hour, I IDiad.; 
 every night during menses, ICed.; before and 
 after midnight, INatr. m.; compelling one to 
 rise and walk about, IMagn. c ; worse, Aeon., 
 Ananth., lAnt. c, Ars., IBell., Bry., ICarbo 
 v., HCham., Cinch., Clem., Coff., IColch., 
 IHep., Hyos., IMerc, IMez., INatr. m., Nux 
 m., INux v., lOleand., Phos., IPhos. ac, 
 IPsor., IPuls., IRhus, IRhod., Rob., I ISabad., 
 ISil., ISpig., IStaph., lESul.; worse at night, 
 in carious, Hyper., Inul., Sil.; worse at night, 
 with heat in face, IGraph.; at night, with 
 swollen cheek, Petrol.; worse after midnicht, 
 I Ars., Bell., Bry., Carbo v., Cham., Cinch., 
 IMerc, Natr. m., Phos. ac, Puis., Rhus, 
 IStaph., Sul. J^ bed. 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 Toothache, worse from noise : Calc; shrill 
 sounds, BTherid. 
 
 Toothache, at noon : Coccul., Rhus ; every day, 
 burning, lasts until midnight, I I Polyp. 
 
 Toothache, with stinging at root of nose : ex- 
 tending to malar bones, II Rhus. 
 
 Toothache, numb: Cinch.; in left lower, in 
 morning, after rising, I I Plat. 
 
 Toothache, of nursing mothers : Aeon., I lArs., 
 Bell., ICalc, Dulc, Merc, Nux v., I IPhos., 
 Staph., Sul. 
 
 Toothache, one-sided: Aeon., Bell., Cham., 
 Merc, Nux v., Puis. Jgig^ left, right. 
 
 Toothache, after operation, plugging, etc: 
 jgggT" traumatic ; also Teeth injuries. 
 
 Toothache, paroxysmal : All. sat. ; from root of 
 upper eye to cheek, BCham.; short attacks, 
 shooting, Camph., Chrom. ac. 
 ggg? intermittent, periodic. 
 
 Toothache, periodic : ICoccion.; in carious, 
 left, lower molar, ICham.; each day, at noon, 
 in third inferior molar, extending over face, 
 even to hairy scalp, ICoccin.; every other 
 day, ICham., INatr. m.; every seventh day, 
 Ars.,Phos., Sul. jgirintermittent, periodic. 
 
 Toothache, picking teeth : caused by, IPuls., 
 ISang.; better from, Bell., iCepa, Phos. ac. 
 
 Toothache, piercing : Aeon., Ant. c, Bell., 
 IBry., Calc,, Caust., ICham., ICinch., GLach., 
 IMerc, Nux m., Nux v., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 IPuls., Rhus, Sil., Staph. j^° boring, prick- 
 ing, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Toothache, in young, plethoric, sedentary per- 
 sons : 1 1 Aeon. jS^ inflammatory. 
 
 Toothache, during pregnancy: lAcon., Apis, 
 I Bell., Bry., Calc, ICham., IHyos., IILyss., 
 IMagn. c, Merc, Nux m.,Nux v., IPuls., Rhus, 
 ■Staph., ITabac; with internal ebullition 
 of blood from chest to head, ILyss.; with 
 short breath, worse in cold air, on touching 
 teeth and talking, HSep.; terrible, in early 
 months, must get up at night and walk 
 (pregnancy), IRatan. 
 
 Toothache, pressing pain: Aeon., BArn., Bry., 
 Carbo v., Caust., ICepa, Cinch., I I Chel.,Hyos., 
 Ign., INatr. m., Nuxm., Nux v., Phos.,IRhus, 
 Sil., IStaph., ISul.; compressive, corrosive, 
 Guarsea ; asunder, Phos. ac; as from conges- 
 tion, or as if teeth were too close, Aeon., Arm, 
 Bell., Calc, Cham., Cinch., BCoff.,Hep.,Hyos., 
 INux v., IPuls.; asunder, as if something had 
 got jammed between, in evening, Ananth., 
 ■Coral., Spong.; after dinner, as if something 
 got into tooth, I Kali c; dull, in last left molar, 
 Lbbel.i.; in decayed tooth, extends to eye, 
 worse by pressure or contact of a metallic 
 substance, better by heavy pressure, ■Staph.; 
 late in evening, in molars, IKalm.; extends 
 into, from head, ICalc; after eating, in carious 
 incisor, worse in open air, gradually ceased in 
 house, Staph.; upper, in right molars, in fore- 
 noon, All. sat. ; nightly, with swelling of lower 
 lips and gums, INatr. c; inward, Rhus,Staph.; 
 outward, IPhos.; outward, teeth feel cold, 
 ■Spig.; pinching, in upper incisors, regularly 
 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., sensitive to air, IDiad.; 
 in right, back, on going into warm room, 
 Cepa ; in roots, Zing.; in root of last, back, 
 carious, in evening, IKali c; in root of left 
 eye tooth, disturbing sleep, Cepa ; worse from 
 touch, or biting, I Graph.; in upper row, ICalc; 
 in upper, in coryza, I IMerc 
 
 Toothache, pressure : worse from, Caust., 
 Cinch., IIHekla, Hyos., INatr. m., Staph., 
 Sul.; better from, Bell., Bry., Cinch., Coino., 
 Ign., Natr. m., Phos., IPuls., Rhus ; better by 
 heavy, IStaph. ; better pressing teeth together, 
 ■Cinch.; pressing together, sends a shock 
 through head, ears and nose, Amm. c; better 
 from pressure and pricking gums until blood 
 comes, Bell. Jg^'eating, picking, touch. 
 
 Toothache, pricking: ICalc; in lower, back, 
 to ears, ICaust.; extending into jaws and 
 temples, ■Rhus ; in molars, worse masticat- 
 ing or touching carious teeth with tongue, 
 Amm. c; in molars, evening and night, can 
 bear neither heat nor cold, 1 1 Hell.; stinging, 
 worse in open air and from warm food, IPhos. 
 %@T stinging. 
 
 Toothache, as if teeth would be pulled out : 
 Ananth., Arm, Astac, Bell., Berb., Caust., 
 Chim. umb., Coino., IMez., Nux m., Nux v., 
 Phos. ac, IRhus, 1 1 Zinc J^T 5 drawing. 
 
 Toothache, pulsating : jg^g" throbbing. 
 
 Toothache, from abuse of quinine : IHep., 
 ■ ■Puis. 
 
 Toothache, reading : worse from, Ign., BNux v., 
 1 1 Thuya. g^F* mental exertion. 
 
 Toothache, rending: Tabac ; to temples,BCup. m. 
 
 Toothache, rest: better, Bry., Nux v., Staph. 
 
 Toothache, with restlessness: obliged to 
 change position, Chrom. ac; tosses, lAcon., 
 ■Cham., ■Coff. 
 
 Toothache, rheumatic : BAct. rac, BBAnt. t., 
 •Calcs., ICochl., Ind.,BMagn. c, IMagn. p., 
 BPhyt., I IRhod.; worse in bed, at night, 
 BClem.; particularly in women,especially when 
 pregnant, Bell.; gouty, I IRhod.; after gouty 
 pain in great toe was suppressed, I ISabina ; 
 with diseased gums, Millef.; particularly one 
 side, worse at night, BCham.; intermittent, 
 BBAnt. t.; worse at night, BColch., BRhod.; 
 with pricking, BNuxv.; radiates from right 
 lower jaw to teeth, I IRhod.; in carious teeth 
 to temple, Sil. 
 
 Toothache, while riding in a carriage, worse in . 
 cold: IMagn. c 
 
 Toothache, in right side: BBell., Bry., Calc, 
 Cann. s., Coff., Lach., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos. 
 ac, Staph.; soon after going to bed, 10 p.m., 
 Chrom. ac; cannot be located, nausea and 
 coldness in abdomen, ""Calc.; in lower jaw, 
 Astac; in molars, Cast, eq.; in lower molars, 
 Ascl. t., Lye vir.; in second molar, BComo.; 
 in lower molars, then subacute pain, first in 
 left, then in right frontal eminence, in right 
 molar, then left molar, then left temple again 
 to right molar, then to loins, Lye vir.; in 
 upper jaw, BCarbol.ac; in upper right molar, 
 a filled tooth, as if bare nerve were touched, 
 Diosc; worse in, BCycl.; a kind of aching dul- 
 ness, Lyss. ; in upper and lower jaw, worse 
 from cold w T ater, BMagn. c 
 
 Toothache, on rising ; worse, Ign., Merc, Plat.; 
 better, Nux v., Phos. jgig^morning, motion. 
 
 Toothache, in room: Ant. c, Apis, BCham., 
 Hep., Nux v., BPuls., Sul.; on entering from 
 cold air, worse by contact of food, cold and 
 warm things, Magn. s. g®^ air, heat. 
 
 Toothache, in roots : Bfl Staph.; in carious, better 
 by pressure,Amm. m.; from upper eye tooth to 
 nose, BCham. ; from upper eye tooth to temple, 
 BCham.; of left canine tooth, upper jaw, 
 ■Gels.; of right tooth that has been sawn off, 
 
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 extending to temple (prosopalgia), I ILith.; 
 in all stumps, ICaust. 
 
 Toothache, rooting: ICalc; in one upper and 
 one lower molar, right side, carious, IGlon. 
 
 Toothache, in a whole row of teeth : I Cham., 
 IMerc, IKhus, UStaph. 
 
 Toothache, better from rubbing cheeks: I IMerc. 
 
 Toothache, from salty things: Carbo v. 
 
 Toothache, with salivation: Bell., ICham., 
 Daph., IDulc, I IMerc. 
 
 Toothache, one-sided, in a patient recovering 
 from sciatica: periodic, three or four times 
 a day, each attack lasting an hour, IColoc. 
 
 Toothache, scraping : JggiT' digging, gnawing. 
 
 Toothache, as if screwed in : in carious, with 
 jerking as if it would be torn out, IIEuphor., 
 IBrv. 
 
 Toothache, teeth sensitive : JB^r* touch, air, 
 cold, heat. 
 
 Toothache, teeth feel as if forcibly separated : 
 jggg * pressing. 
 
 Toothache, shooting: IIBry., Calc, IMagn. p.; 
 back and forth to eyes and ears, worse drink- 
 ing cold water, Cham.; inward, in cavities, 
 left side, Cast, eq.; in carious, extending all over 
 bones of face and head, IPhos.; as from cari- 
 ous, come and go suddenly, sometimes shoot 
 into ear, attempts to read or think bring on 
 pain (neuralgic alveolar periostitis), I I Thuya ; 
 into ear, UStaph.; in right eye tooth, pre- 
 ceded by burning, passing down oesophagus, 
 Lyss. ; into face and ears, Lyss., I IMerc; in 
 lower jaw, teeth seem too long, INuxv.; in 
 lower teeth, to head, I Agar. ; in molars, Calc. 
 p.; in lower molars, later in right only, /Esc.h.; 
 in upper molars, on left side into superior 
 maxillary bone, Cup. ars.; from one to an- 
 other, 1 1 Prun. ; in carious roots. Coccus ; as if 
 teeth were being torn out, IRhus; when 
 touched by anything warm or cold, INitr. ac. ; 
 towards, in short attacks, early morning, 
 ICamph.j^^cutting, darting, lancinating, 
 
 Toothache, worse sitting : 1 1 Ant. c, I IMerc, 
 IPuls., IRhus ; better when sitting up in bed, 
 lArs., Merc, Rhus ; from sedentary habits, 
 Aeon., INux v. 
 
 Toothache, sleep: during, iCalc s., Merc; on 
 going,Ant. c, Ars., Merc, Sul. ; preventing, at 
 night, ICoccion.jlHam.; during and after siesta, 
 ICaust.; worse after, Bar. m.; on awaking, 
 Bell., Brv., Calc, Carbo v., Lach., Nux v., 
 IPhos., Sil, ISul.; better after, Nux v., Puis.; 
 with yawning, Staph. JSJgg^ morning, night. 
 
 Toothache, smarting: insupportable when 
 anything cold touches tooth, Mang.; in roots 
 of upper front, Zinc. Jg^"^ burning. 
 
 Toothache, sore feeling: 1 1 Alum., Apis, Bell., 
 I IBry., ICarbo v., Caulo., Cina, Iodof., INux 
 v., P^or., IRhod., IZinc; on chewing, especially 
 left side, Cinch, bol.; going to ear on pressing 
 jaws together, with furunculoid swelling, as 
 from lymphatic extension on lower wall of 
 auditory meatus, 1 1 Pic. ac; even in sound, 
 while eating, Plant.; particularly in eye teeth, 
 Med.; on closing jaw, Thlaspi ; left side, worse 
 from contact and extremes of heat and cold, 
 IPlant; w T orse between meals, llgn. ; in preg- 
 nancy, IMerc. 
 
 Toothache, in sound teeth: IIAcon., ICham., 
 IMagn. c; of right lower jaw, better by 
 cold water, ICoff. t. 
 
 Toothache, in spring : Aeon., Bell., IBry., Calc, 
 
 Carbo v., IDulc, IILach., INatr. m., Nux v., 
 ■Puis., Rhus, Sil., Sul.; during prevalence of a 
 sharp east wind, lasts several weeks, I IRhod. 
 
 Toothache, as if teeth were sprained: Arn. 
 
 Toothache, sticking: I ICaust,, Con., HSep.; 
 in roots of left upper canine and adjacent 
 incisors, Zinc; dull, in roots of lower, through 
 upper jaw to ear, periodic after waking, soon 
 after eating, from warm and cold food, IILach.; 
 extending into ear, ISul.; fine, I I Prun.; biting 
 in roots of incisors, I I Zinc; in left lower 
 molars, constantly, in evening, Zinc; violent 
 in last lower back tooth, when she touched it 
 with tongue, Zinc; with suppression of 
 menses, I IPuls.; in upper left molar, carious, 
 Cist.; tickling of right back teeth, Staph. 
 j^g^ piercing, pricking, stinging. 
 
 Toothache, stinging : IApis,Bell.,Coff., 1 1 Ran. 
 sc, Spong.,Val.; with sensation of swelling 
 of cheek, Samb. ; decayed, INatr. m., INux 
 v., IPuls.; in decayed, with heat in head and 
 chilly over whole body, IPuls.; after cold 
 drinks, IGraph.; with cramplike drawing ex- 
 tending to articulation of jaw, I I Kali m.; 
 while eating, Psor.; after eating, IMagn. c; 
 in evening in bed and all night, after abuse 
 of mercury, INitr. ac; stinging in roots of 
 upper front, Zinc. ; in front, during pregnancy, 
 worse during cold, damp weather, from wash- 
 ing, from touch or sucking teeth, better from 
 warmth, INux m.; intermitting, worse left 
 lower decayed molar, evening, Bor.; extends 
 to malar bones and temples, IMez.; in root of 
 last right inferior molar, Sars.; persistent, in 
 dysmenorrhea, IGraph.; prevents sleep, ISil. 
 jgg^ piercing, pricking, stitching. 
 
 Toothache, stitching : Bar. m., Berb., ICalc, 
 I ICaust., ICham., Con., ICycl., lEuphor., 
 IMerc, IMez., HSep.; when drawing air into 
 mouth, Ant. c; along alveolar border, up to 
 ears and temples, worse in evening on enter- 
 ing room, better in open air, I IPuls.; burning 
 in carious, when touched by warm food, left 
 side, I I Bar. c; burning in several, worse at 
 night from cold air in mouth, with heat in 
 head and burning in chest, ISil.; in cavities, 
 with bleeding (after extraction of several 
 teeth), I IPhos. ; in two carious teeth, I Iris ; 
 with swelling of cheek, IKalic; drawing, from 
 left forehead, Cepa; from every cold drink, 
 ISul.; dull, in lower back teeth, downward, 
 ICaust.; dull, in upper back teeth, upward, 
 ICaust.; to ear,INatr. m.,1 IRhod.; to ear, could 
 not sleep, had to tie a cloth over it during day, 
 HSep.; while eating, to muscles of neck, IBry.; 
 to eye, Camph.; follow each other in close suc- 
 cession in carious, ceasing after getting warm in 
 bed, ILyc ; in upper incisors, A mm. m.; jerking 
 in left lower molar, also in evening after fall- 
 ing asleep, suddenly awaking, Zinc; in left 
 row, extending into neck, Zinc; in lower, 
 ICarbo a.; in new molar, into temple, front of 
 head and eye, IKali c; in molars, when biting, 
 can only use incisors, Amm. c; in mornings, 
 after warm drink, IDros.; extending to occiput, 
 Coccin.; from one side to other, radiating to 
 head; with burning in right cheek, which is 
 swollen, Psor.; tearing, I I Zinc; tearing in 
 molar, into forehead, eyes and temples, IKali 
 c; of carious, when touched by w r arm food, 
 IBar.; like in an ulcer, ISep. 
 j^* piercing, pricking, stinging. 
 
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 10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 Toothache, with pain" in stomach: BCalc p., 
 Coloc; alternates with pressing in stomach, 
 llpec. 
 
 Toothache, in stomach teeth : Aeon., Calc, 
 Hyos., IRhus, Staph. $^* lower teeth. 
 
 Toothache, worse from stooping : ISpig. 
 
 Toothache, strumming: Meph. 
 
 Toothache, in stumps : imr roots. 
 
 Toothache, sucking teeth : worse from, Bell., 
 Carbo v., Nux m., Nux v., Sil.; better from, 
 Caust., Cepa. 
 
 Toothache, sudden : starting from lower cari- 
 ous molar, concentrates in temple, Glon.; 
 attacking a sound tooth, in hysterical sub- 
 jects, ilgn.; in sound tooth, left side, espe- 
 cially in lower jaw, in afternoon, Chrom. ac; 
 at night, immediately after lying down, BDiad.; 
 going from one place to another and into ears, 
 Mang.; in left upper molars, 7rCed.; in upper, 
 then in lower, I I Strain. 
 
 Toothache, in summer: Ant. c, Bell, Bry., 
 Calc, Carbo v., Cham., Lach., INatr. m., Nux 
 v., Puis. 
 
 Toothache, sweat: during, BBCinch., Daph.; 
 during, better towards morning, Cepa ; from 
 suppressed, BCham., Rhus ; after suppressed 
 foot sweat, iiSil.; with tendency, Daph.; with 
 warm sweat, Hyos.; better from warm sweat, 
 lAph. ch. Ji^r- bed, heat. 
 
 Toothache, sweet things : worse from, INatr. c. 
 
 Toothache, with swelling : ggg^ face. 
 
 Toothache, syphilitic: IPhyt.; when mercu- 
 rialized, Clem. § g^* mercury. 
 
 Toothache, talking: worse, Ars., 1 1 Bry., 
 I Cham., BNux m. 
 
 Toothache, from drinking tea : ICinch., CofF., 
 Ferr., Ign., Lach., ISel., ISep., Thuya. 
 
 Toothache, with involuntary flow of tears or 
 salivation: I INatr. m. $3JT weeping. 
 
 Toothache, tearing: Ant. c, Bell., Bry., Calc, 
 Calc. p., Carbo v., ■ ■Canst., Cepa, BChaim, 
 Cinch., Coccion., ICycl., Daph., Glon. ,IGraph., 
 Hyos., ILach., ILyc, lIMerc, I IMerc per., 
 
 ■ Nitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., Nux v., Phos. ac, 
 IPuls., Rhus, (Staph., BSul.; from cold air and 
 cold drink, ISars.; along alveolar border, ex- 
 tending to ears and temples, worse in even- 
 ing on entering warm room, better in open 
 air, I IPuls.; in carious teeth, ISpig.; extend- 
 ing from carious teeth over bones of face and 
 head, BPhos.; in carious molar, throbbing, 
 after getting wet, worse in bed, Aeon. ; extends 
 to cheeks and along lower jaw, IHyos.; with 
 sensation of swelling of cheek, Samb.; from 
 every cold, Cinch. ; worse from cold and men- 
 tal exertion, BNux v.; drawing in molars, 
 worse in cloudy, stormy, rainy weather, worse 
 in rest, intermits," generally appears in morn- 
 ing, IIRhod.; into ear, ICham.; to ears and 
 throat, after eating and at night, INatr. m.; 
 out through left ear, during and after eating, 
 
 ■ ISep.; radiating to ear, worse from warmth 
 or inhaling fresh air, Arm; in right ear, 
 Niccol.; while eating, to muscles of neck, 
 ■Bry.; violent, in evening, Tabac; with pains 
 in facial bones, I Kali c; constant, fine, after 
 morning walk, IMez.; causes spasmodic jerks 
 of fingers, hands, arm and facial muscles, 
 
 ■ Hyos.; with twitching in fingers and feet, 
 ■Magn. c; from hot, cold or salt food, worse 
 when touched with tongue, ■Carbo v.; in 
 front, during pregnancy, worse during cold, 
 
 . damp weather, from washing, from touch or 
 sucking teeth, better from warmth, INux m.; 
 gnawing, ■■Staph.; in headache, BColoc; to 
 head and through bones of face, INux v.; 
 affects heart, HAur. met.; better by hot appli- 
 cations, Rhus; better from warmth of bed, 
 Vinca ; worse from heat, renewed by going to 
 bed, Graph.; worse when warm in bed, 
 BPhos. ac; generally from a hollow, passing 
 through head and into face and affected eye, 
 ■Magn. c. ; in incisor, Carbo v.; in roots of 
 right lower incisor, IMar. v.; intermittent, in 
 small molars, left lower, Verbas.; into jaws and 
 temples, BRhus ; jerking, Stront; jerking in 
 roots, Stront.; in left side, Anac, BSul.; in left 
 side, to forehead and temple, worse tak- 
 ing anything cold into mouth or in cold, 
 wet weather, better from warmth, BPhos.; 
 worse in left side (heart disease), I lAur. 
 met.; in left lower, especially incisors, 
 Zinc; in lower, Agar.; in lower, in 
 evening, Cain.; in right lower, Viol.; in 
 molars, Anag., Aph. ch., BCarbo v.; in first 
 four anterior molars, now upper, now lower 
 jaw, now right, now left side, Rhod.; in 
 molar, carious, worse on pressure, Zinc; in 
 left last molars, above and below, then in 
 cheek, extending to temple and forehead, 
 Zinc; in lower molars, worse cold air, Agar.; 
 violent, in last lower molars, Zinc; in last 
 lower left molar, in evening, Zinc; in root of 
 last right inferior molar, Sars.; in new molar, 
 into temple, front of head and eye, 
 IKali c; in large molars of right lower 
 jaw, Verbas.; in all right molars, IGamb.; in 
 roots of molars, Sabina ; in upper molar, from 
 taking cold in a draught of air, Cinch.; in 
 upper left molar, Berb., Zinc; nightly, I INux 
 m.; on one side, BNux v.; in last lower, back, 
 as if tooth would be torn out, I IPrun.; as if 
 roots were being torn out, ICalc; in roots, 
 after eating (left side posteriorly), Ant. t.; in 
 roots of lower, through upper jaw to ear, 
 periodic after waking, soon after eating, from 
 warm and cold drinks, BBLach.; in roots of 
 right, Zinc; from root of right upper, toward 
 temple, in evening, after lying down, Zinc; in 
 right upper and lower, worse toward evening, 
 lying with head low, lying on sound side, 
 from warm food or drink, I IPuls.; in both 
 rows of right, to zygonla, BCaust.; in sound, 
 better from cold or application of ice upon 
 cheek (menorrhagia), BFerr. s. ; stitching, in 
 carious, worse at night, BMerc; ending with 
 stitches, BGuaiac; tedious, worse^ at night, 
 spreading over whole cheek and into bones 
 of face, BSil.; on change of temperature, 
 I ISep.; in upper (coryza'), BBMerc 
 f$>^ lacerating, neuralgic. 
 
 Toothache, in loose teeth : j^° Teeth loose. 
 
 Toothache, tensive : as if tension were made 
 upon nerves and skin and suddenly relaxed, 
 pains extend over one side of face to ear, 
 IColoc; in upper (coryza), BBMerc 
 ftf*^* constricting, pressing. 
 
 Toothache, thinking : returns when thinking 
 about it, ISpig.; worse from, BNux v., I I Thuya; 
 worse thinking about it, better when mind is 
 diverted, Bar. c J^°* mental exertion ; also 
 Chap. 1, Thoughts complaint. 
 
 Toothache, throbbing (beating, pulsating): 
 BAcon., Apis, Am., Ars., Bar. c, BBBelL, 
 
10. TEETH AND GUMS. 
 
 ICalc, UCaust., ICepa, Cham., Cinch., 
 ICoff., lEuphor., IGlon., IHyos., ILach., 
 Merc, INatr. m., Phos., IPuls., Rhus, HSep., 
 ISil., IStaph., ISul.; of corresponding artery, 
 on side, Chrom. ac. ; worse when cold air 
 strikes carious IPhos.;in back molars, Coc- 
 cion.; alternately, with drawing of right and 
 left sides, Zinc; as if blood were entering, 
 worse after eating, in warm room, at night, 
 IHep.; to cheeks and along lower jaw, IHyos.; 
 better by cold water, I I Sep.; from cold drinks, 
 IMur. ac; chronic, BSep.; after taking cold, 
 no fever, UCaust.; constant, ILyc; in de- 
 cayed, INatr. m., ISpig.; in decayed, left side, 
 Cinch, boh; worse after eating, IMagn. c, 
 Zinc; in carious, extends to eye, worse by 
 pressure or contact of a metallic substance, 
 better by heavy pressure, IStaph.; only when 
 eating, worse if touched by anything cold or 
 warm, IKali c; after suppressed eruptions, 
 ISul.; in evening, Carb. s.; toward evening, 
 and at night, worse after eating and from 
 warmth of bed, I ISabina; with drawing in 
 carious, extending to eye, also with otalgia, 
 ■ Puis.; in left eye tooth, I Agnus ; as if some 
 tee^h would fall out, Stram.; veins in forehead 
 and hands distended, I ICinch.; with illness 
 from grief and jealousy, IHyos.; with head- 
 ache, IColoc, IGlon.; better by external heat, 
 ICinch.; worse from heat, ISul.; after becom- 
 ing heated and getting cold, carious, Zinc; 
 into jaws and temples, IRhus ; causes spas- 
 modic jerks of fingers, hands, arms and 
 facial muscles, IHyos.; lower jaw swells where 
 pain is more severe, ISil.; left side, first in 
 one, then in another, IColoc; with rending. 
 burning,in malar bone, ISpig.; drives to mad- 
 ness, in nervous, excitable persons, GYer.; 
 worse after midnight, after sleep, must sit up 
 in bed, Bar. m.; in molars, Apis ; in last upper 
 left molar, all night, Carb. s.; evening, 
 in bed, and all night, after abuse of mer- 
 cury, INitr. ac; in carious molar next to 
 last, upper, extends to neighboring teeth and 
 ear, worse from cold, better from warmth, 
 INux m.; in morning, due to a cold, IHyos.; 
 at night insupportable in warmth of bed, 
 ICham.; worse at night (gumboil), IMerc; 
 during pregnancy, IBell.; pulse is felt in all 
 sound teeth, IGlon.; in roots, Daph.; with 
 restlessness, worse from warm drink, INatr. 
 s. ; shooting, in left upper incisor, with sensa- 
 tion of elongation, painful to touch, worse ly- 
 ing down, compelling to rise and walk, Ra- 
 tan.; with occasional stitches, IMagn. c 
 
 Toothache, thunderstorm: worse before, 
 IRhod. 
 
 Toothache, tobacco: worse chewing or smok- 
 ing, IBry.; from smoking, IIBry., ICham., 
 I ICinch., Hgn., I IMerc, I INux v., ISpig.; 
 better by smoking, Diad., IMerc, INatr. c, 
 INatr. s.; worse by smoking, Bry., ICaust, 
 Clem., Ilgn. 
 
 Toothache, as if tongue would be raised: 
 MPrun. 
 
 Toothache, touch: worse from, Ant. c, Arm, 
 Ars., IBell. , IBry., Calc, ICarbo v., Caust., 
 ICinch., Coff., lEuphor., IHep., Ign., ILyc, 
 IMerc. c, IMez., INatr. m., INux m., INux 
 v., Phos., IPuls., IRhus, I IRhod., IStaph., 
 
 ISul.; better from, Bry., Nux v.; better from 
 rubbing, Merc, Phos.; when touched by 
 tongue, 1 1 Ant. c, Carbo v., Cinch., Ign., 
 IMerc, BMez., Phos., Rhus; softly, IBell., 
 Ign., Nux v., Staph, 
 jgjg^ biting, eating, picking, pressing. 
 
 Toothache, transient: Camph., MChel.; in 
 single, recurring, especially in damp weather 
 and before a storm, IRhod. 
 jgggr intermittent. 
 
 Toothache, traumatic: from pressure, lArn., 
 Nux v.; after filling, _ IMerc. iod. flav., INux 
 v.; caused by gold filling, ICic; from pressure 
 of filling, unbearable, worse lying down, 
 I I Chloral. J^ST Teeth injuries. 
 
 Toothache, when travelling : Ars., IBry., 
 ICham., Puis., I IRhus, Staph., Sul. 
 
 Toothache, with trembling: Coff.; and weak- 
 ness, I Gels. 
 
 Toothache, twitching : Ant. c, Apis, Ars., Bell., 
 Bry., Calc, Caust., Cepa, Cham., Coff., Coloc, 
 Hep., Hvos., ILach., IMerc, IMez., INux v., 
 IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, I ISpig., ISul.; with 
 twitching of fingers and feet, IMagn. c; in left 
 lower back molars, Cup. ars.; in right upper 
 molar, from taking cold in a draught, Cinch.; 
 in left upper, I I Apis ; in left upper molar, 
 carious, Cist.; in several of right side, better 
 in warmth of bed, worse from draught of air, 
 better sitting quiet with eyes closed, I ISpig. 
 $g^ jerking. 
 
 Toothache, in upper teeth : IBell., Bry., ICalc, 
 ICarbo v., ICinch., Iod., I IKali m., INatr. m., 
 Phos. 
 
 Toothache, walking : jgggr restive, restless- 
 ness. 
 
 Toothache, warmth: jg^ bed, heat. 
 
 Toothache, water : worse from having hands in 
 hot or cold, washerwomen, IPhos.; better 
 from washing in cold, Bell., Bry., ICepa, 
 Cham., Puis.; worse washing in cofd, IBSul. 
 
 Toothache, worse in change of weather : 
 Ananth.; better from warmth and eating, 
 ISRhod.; cold, damp, Cepa, Nux m., Rhus 
 worse in cloudy, windy, IRhod. 
 jg^ 33 air, cold, wind. 
 
 Toothache, with weeping: ICham., ICoff., 
 IPuls., Therid. g^ tears. 
 
 Toothache, from getting wet : I ILach.; from 
 getting wet or working in damp places, Calc, 
 IDulc, IRhus. 
 
 Toothache, after wine : lAcon., Ananth., Ign., 
 INux v. 
 
 Toothache, wind: IIAcon., Puis., Rhus, Sib; 
 better, Calc; keen, cutting, I Aeon., Sil.; 
 damp, in molars, ICepa; while walking, 
 ■Graph, g^" air, cold, weather. 
 
 Toothache, in winter: Aeon., Ars., Bell., Bry., 
 Calc, Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Dulc, Hep., 
 Hyos., Ign., Merc, Nux in., INux v., Phos., 
 Phos. ac, Puis., IRhus, Sil., Sul. 
 
 Toothache, particularly in women: Aeon., 
 Apis, Bell., Calc, Cham., Cinch., Coff., Hyos., 
 Ign., Nux m., Puis. 
 
 Toothache, wrenching : in several back molars, 
 w T hen anything warm is taken into mouth, 
 I IPrun. sp. 
 
 Toothache, wrapping up head : better, Nux v., 
 Phos., Sil.; better when uncovering, IPuls. 
 j^° cold, heat. 
 
11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 Speech. Taste. Tongue. 
 
 SPEECH, aphasia (speechlessness): Act. 
 rac, Ant. chl., Ant. t., lArg. nit., lArs., Aram 
 m., IBar. c, BCalc, Colch., Con., Crotal., Cup. 
 m., IGlon., Hyos., IKali br., IKali m., I I Kali 
 ph., ILach., Laur., I I Lye, IMagn. c, I Merc, 
 viv., lINitr. ac, INux in., INux v., CEnan., 
 Oleand., Stram., I ISyph.,Tabac, Zinc; amne- 
 sic, liKali br. ; want of power of expression, 
 even of simplest ideas, absurd words being 
 chosen in place of right ones (headache), 
 IIPodo.;in angina pectoris, IDiosc; in apo- 
 plexy, IBar. c, ICrotal., Ilpec, I INux v., 
 IICEnan.; in apoplexia nervosa, ICup. m., 
 Ilpec; after apoplectic condition, with great 
 prostration, BArs.; in threatened apoplexy, 
 I Laur.; when aroused, ICamph. ; from embol- 
 ism of middle cerebral artery, IKali br.; 
 blood seems to leave extremities, makes her 
 weak and giddy, Mez.; in brain disease, 
 ■Stram.; in cholera, for days, I I Stram.; in 
 chorea, I Agar., I ICic, ICup. ac, IMorph. 
 sul., IStram.; with convulsions, Agar., I IDulc, 
 I I Plat.; in convulsion, after fright, ICup. m.; 
 continues after consciousness is restored, after 
 hysterical, epileptic, or other convulsions, 
 Cup. m.; formany days, IPhos. ; with deaf- 
 ness, IILyc; in diphtheria, IMerc. cy.; in 
 epilepsy, ICalc a.; has to exert himself along 
 time before he can utter a word, I IStram.; in 
 typhoid, Melil.; in typhus, I Apis, IIBell., 
 lOp. ; with headache," 1 1 Pod.; in chronic car- 
 ditis, Cact.; with palpitation, Amm. c ; in hys- 
 teria, I I Sep.; in melancholia, cannot find 
 right word, lArg. nit.; in cerebrospinal men- 
 ingitis, IHydr. ac; mouth drawn to left side 
 (child), BGlon.; with open mouth, I I Op.; in 
 spasm of mouth, with vertigo, Mosch.; from 
 paralysis, lAnac, HCaust., IGels.; in post- 
 diphtheritic paralysis, 1 1 Sec; in paralysis, 
 with imbecility, lAnac oc; in puerperal con- 
 vulsions, IStram.; repeats first syllable of a 
 word three or four times (helminthiasis), 
 I ISpig.; in scarlet fever, Zinc; with sopor, in 
 scarlatina, IPhos.; after working in sun, 
 IGlon.; inability to articulate words of more 
 than two syllables (failure in expiration), 
 Bar. c ; single syllables omitted, or cannot be 
 combined (apoplexy), IPlumb.; feels as if 
 something closed in throat, Natr. ph.; as from 
 trismus (typhoid), lAgar.; makes uncon- 
 nected sound, I IStram.; apparently uncon- 
 scious,Ferr.m.; unconscious (cholera Asiatica), 
 IBry.; in uterine displacement, INitr. ac; 
 after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya, 
 jjgg^ difficult, embarrassed, impeded ; also 
 Chap. 1, Talking inability. 
 
 Speech, broken ; g^ aphasia, impeded. 
 
 Speech, biting, when talking: cheek, lllgn.; 
 tongue, IHyos. 
 
 Speech, chattering: ir Atrop. s. 
 
 Speech, like that of a child : t.Carb. s. 
 
 Speech, difficult : Ananth., Ant. t., "Atrop. s., 
 Aur. mur., IBapt., Camph., Cann. s., Chel., 
 
 Chlor., ICic, ICon., IDig., Hippoz., IKali 
 br., IKali m., I ILach., IMerc viv., INatr. c, 
 INux m., INux v., IIOp., IPhos., Sec, ISpong., 
 I IStram., Tabac; firmer and surer in after- 
 noon than in morning, Anac ; in softening of 
 brain, Amm. c; by choking sensation coming 
 up into throat, IManc; in cholera, IMur. 
 ac, IPhos. ac; in chorea ( g^ impeded); 
 cannot talk correctly, I Amm. m.; clumsy, 
 ICalc; after eating, Amm. c; in typhoid 
 apoplexy, ICoccuL; from want of elasticity 
 of parts, Sul. ac; muscles on one side of 
 face contracted, I Graph.; in facial paraly- 
 sis, ICadm. s.; from accumulation of exudation 
 of fauces (diphtheria), ISul. ac. ; in typhus, 
 lArs ; with heat in head, IChel.; in car- 
 diac dropsy, IDig.; labored, Lyss ; dur- 
 ing menses, ICed.; on account of trembling of 
 mouth and tongue, I IMerc; in myelomalacia, 
 Crotal.; with phlegm in back part of nose, 
 lArumt.; with slight redness of palate, ILyss.; 
 cannot pronounce some words, ILach.; cannot 
 pronounce names, Chin, s.; much saliva in 
 mouth, Ast. r.; in stricture of throat, I ILyss.; 
 in quinsy, IHep., IBar. c ; at times, as from 
 weakness of parts, also from pain, Amm. c; 
 from dryness of tongue, Atrop. (8^° Tongue 
 dry) ; embarrassed, IHyos.; embarassed, awk- 
 ward, INatr. c; dislike to speak, embar- 
 rassment of tongue, Ast. r.; embarrassed, in 
 multiple sclerosis, IPhos.; embarrassed, in 
 urticaria, ICop.; with heavy tongue, ICarbo 
 v. ; with spasm of tongue, Ruta ; from stiff- 
 ness of tongue, I INiccol.; with vertigo, ICoc- 
 cuL; with vertigo, after loud reading or when 
 sitting, Paris ; as if organs of speech were 
 weak, INatr. m.; from weakness, particularly 
 in chest, UStann. $gf aphasia, impeded. 
 
 Speech, on attempting, motion of eyes as from 
 stitches: Carbo v. 
 
 Speech, fatiguing : menses irregular, IDig.; 
 from weakness of throat, UStann. 
 
 Speech, hasty: Aeon., it Atrop. s.JBell., ICamph., 
 ICoccul., I IHep., IMerc, I IPhos. ac, Stram., 
 
 I I Thuya; in rheumatism of heart, ILach.; with 
 quick gestures (after metrorrhagia), 1 1 Sep. 
 jgggT' stammering. 
 
 Speech, impeded: Ars. h., Bar. c, ICamph., 
 ICup. m., IMerc. viv., IOp., IPlumb.; by con- 
 striction in chest, Cact.; in chorea, I Agar., 
 Art, v., lAsaf., IBufo., HCaust,, I ICic, ICup. 
 ac, ICup. in., IMagn. p., BMorph., IStram., 
 
 I I Sep., I ITarant.; in choreic convulsions with 
 chills and fe ver, I I Tarant. ; interrupted, Chel . ; 
 by viscid saliva in mouth, Arg. met.; by sore 
 spots in mouth (stomacace), IDulc ; slow, 
 iEthus. ; by dryness of throat, Seneg. ; by 
 hoarseness and roughness of throat, IPhos. 
 ac. ; would begin a sentence with difficulty 
 after several fruitless attempts, some palatal 
 vowels he could not pronounce, others but 
 incorrectly (spasm of throat), ILyc; by scrap- 
 ing sore throat, IHep. ; by quinsy, IHep. , 
 
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11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 335 
 
 IBar. c; by swelling of throat internally I 
 and externally, I ISul.; by wounded oesopha- 
 gus (cerebrospinal meningitis), ICic. ; by 
 aphthse on tongue, gums and cheek, INatr. 
 m. ; as if difficult to move (in scarlatina), 
 INux m. ; tongue heavy as if swollen (apo- 
 plexy), lAnac. ; by lameness and stiffness of 
 tongue, Euph.; by semi-transparent, jellylike 
 tumor, bluish, size of a small walnut on left 
 side of tongue (ranula), 1 1 Thuya; by sensa- 
 tion of weakness, with constriction in throat, 
 ascending from stomache, caused by accumu- 
 lation of air, Mane. 
 ggg* aphasia, difficult, indistinct. 
 
 Speech, imperfect: jgggr 3 impeded. 
 
 Speech, incessant: with swollen tongue, 
 IIDulc g@* Chapter 1, Loquacious, Talk- 
 ing incessant. 
 
 Speech, incoherent: jg^ 35 Chapter 1, Talking 
 incoherent. 
 
 Speech, indistinct: TrAtrop. &, ICoccuL, 1 INitr. 
 ac, Sec, I I Ver. ; gets angry when not under- 
 stood, ILaur. ; in chorea, IBCaust.; in diph- 
 theria, ILyc, I ISul. ac; in typhoid, ILach. ; 
 in hydrocephalus acutus, BLyc ; muffled, BPe- 
 trol.j could only mumble, Vespa ; as if tongue 
 were paralyzed, Sec. ; unintelligible (secondary 
 syphilis), IFluor. ac. ; by spasm of tongue, 
 projecting it between teeth, Sec 
 jg^" impeded, unintelligible. 
 
 Speech, learning with difficulty: in clonic 
 spasms of eyes, BAgar. 
 
 Speech, lisping: Carb. s., INux v.; in apo- 
 plexy, I'Acon.; in typhoid, IVer.; as though 
 tongue were heavy* (typhus), BArs. 
 
 Speech, loss of: giT 5 aphasia. 
 
 Speech, nasal: BPetrol.; in coryza, BNatr. c; 
 in tvphoid, BLach. 
 B® 2, Chap. 7, Coryza stopped. 
 
 Speech, short: Lyss., Tarant.; snappish, 
 BBCham. 
 
 Speech, slow: I BLach., BPhos., Plumb., Sec, 
 BSep., BThuya ; after awaking, BKali br.; 
 dragging, with slight frothing at mouth while 
 talking, I I Plumb.; drawling, I ICarbo a.; in 
 erysipelas, I I Rhus; becoming inarticulate, 
 I IKali ph.; sluggish heaviness (aphasia), 
 I ISyph.; impeded, iEthus.; in learning how to 
 talk, BAgar., Phos. 
 
 Speech, as if he had to swallow the word, as 
 in hiccough: BCic 
 
 Speech, stammering (stuttering) : Aeon., Anac, 
 Ananth., BBBell., Bov., Bufo., Cann. i., Cann. 
 s., Carb. s., BCaust., BCup. m., BEuph., BKali 
 br., 1 1 Lac c, BLach., BMagn. p., BMerc, Natr. 
 c.JBNux v., BPhos., BPlat., Plumb., Sec, Selen., 
 Sep., Spig., BStram., BSul.; with abdominal ail- 
 ments, Spig.; from childhood, Caust.; in 
 chorea (g€#° impeded ) ; after coitus in a 
 woman (chronic attack), BCed.; disposition 
 to, in dentition, Stram.; in diphtheria, BSec; 
 in typhus, BArg. nit.; in typhoid, BLyc, 
 IVer.; in goitre, I ISul.; answers with inter- 
 rupted articulation, 1 1 Op.; an effort to talk is 
 made and words are jerked out, IMygalejon 
 second or third word and on letters P, V and 
 
 • A, I ILach.; on letters S, B, T and W, ILach.; 
 in meningitis, Stram.; in puerperal convul- 
 sions, BStram.; when conversing with strangers 
 and becoming embarassed (prostatic troubles), 
 BDig.; her voice sounds as if she had some- 
 thing in her mouth, as if posterior organs of 
 
 speech were covered and clumsy, Plat.; rough, 
 Plumb.; sudden, BMagn. c; frequent, sudden, 
 IMagn. c; uses syllables of words in wrong 
 connection, pronouncing some words incor- 
 rectly, Selen.; temporary, with trembling, 
 
 I Aeon.; on account of heaviness of tongue, 
 ■Natr. c; as though tongue were heavy, in 
 typhus, BArs.; with tremors, BMerc. viv. 
 
 Speech, thick: BGels., IINux v., I ISyph.; in 
 congestive apoplexy, IVer. v. ; thick, in diph- 
 theria, I ISul. ac; as if drunk (congestion to 
 base of brain), BGels.; altered, as if speaking 
 with a full mouth, BNux v.; in incipient tuber- 
 culosis, 1 1 Tuberc ; with vertigo, JEsc. g. 
 
 Speech, timorous : BCanth. 
 
 Speech, tongue : biting, IHyos.; painful, IFluor. 
 ac. 
 
 Speech, tremulous : IMerc. v. 
 
 Speech, uncertain : BCamph. 
 
 Speech, unintelligible : BBell., Chel., IHyos., 
 BPhos. ac, 1 1 Rhus, 1 1 Strain., Tabac, I IVer., 
 Zinc; in chorea, Art. v., lAsaf.; after sup- 
 pressed eruption, and abuse of mercury, 
 IHep.; in facial neuralgia, I IVerbas.; in 
 typhus, lArn., lArs., BBapt., ICic, ICoccuL, 
 ICrotal., I IHyos., ILach., IMur.ac, I INux v., 
 IITarax., Zinc; in typhoid, with open eyes, 
 IVer.; on account of dryness of tongue (men- 
 ingitis), IMerc. viv.; every word accompanied 
 by quick and continuous rattle along tongue 
 (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac c; from swollen tongue, 
 talks incessantly, I IDulc. $ir Chap. 1, Talk- 
 ing confused, incoherent, muttering. 
 
 Speech, weak: ICamph., ICanth., IPhos., Sec, 
 HStann.; after typhoid (nervous affection), 
 IManc; listless (liver affection with dropsy), 
 IFluor. ac; low, ICanth.; paralytic, IIBell.; 
 cannot speak loud, IHep.; as if a resistance 
 were to be overcome, Sec ; when reading, 
 
 I I Zinc; in mercurial salivation, IHydras.; 
 reduced to a whisper (post-diphtheric paral- 
 ysis), 1 1 Sec jgg|P difficult, fatiguing; also 
 Chap. 25, Voice aphonia. 
 
 Speech, ^ a Chap. 1, Talking. 
 
 TASTE, acid: jfe 30 sour. 
 
 Taste, acrid: 1 1 Alum., Cact., Hydr. ac, IKali 
 m., Osm.; burning, Cepa, ILobel. i.; with 
 nausea, Lact. ac; sharp, disagreeable, espe- 
 cially at tip and in back of throat, I ILobel. i.; 
 sharp, with salivation, Ver. 
 
 Taste, too acute: IBell., ICamph., HCinch., 
 HCoff, ILyc; with anxiety and fear of being 
 alone (convulsions), Lyss. 
 
 Taste, better in fresh air : IPsor. 
 
 Taste, alkaline: Calc a.; neuralgia in right 
 cheek, IKalm. J^g* soapy. 
 
 Taste, astringent : BAlum., Arg. nit., Bar. c 
 
 Taste, aromatic : Glon. Jg^ herby. 
 
 Taste, bad : (disagreeable, disgusting, nasty, un- 
 pleasant), Act. rac, Agar., All. sat., BAng., 
 Ant. t., Anthrok., BArs., Asaf., Aur. mur., 
 Bar. c, Bell., BBry., Calc, Caust., BCepa, 
 Chel., Cinch., BCoccus., ICrot. t., Diosc, BGels., 
 Gnaph., Ign., BKali bi., Kali m., Kalm., 
 Med., BMerc, BMerc. iod. flav., Natr. m., 
 BNatr. s., BNux v., 1 1 Op., Petrol, BPhyt,, BPuls., 
 Sep., Stann., Sul. ac, Tarant., Vib.; aftertaste, 
 Alum.; on awaking, Merc. iod. rub., Myr. 
 cer., I INatr. ph.; on awaking, worse hawking, 
 BCalc ph. ; on awaking, in post-partum hemor- 
 rhage, BCann. s.; with belching in morning, 
 Kob.; in cholerine, BIAsar.; bread, Conn.; 
 
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 11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 after confinement (hydrogenoid constitution), 
 INatr. s.; in constipation, BHydras., Staph.; 
 with cough, ICalc; (J8^° Chap. 27, Cough 
 taste); in dysmenorrhea, I ITarant.; in diph- 
 theria, SLach.; preventing eating, caused by 
 slimy, glutinous, frothy mucus in pharynx, 
 BMyr. cer.; after dinner, Agar.; after eating, in 
 postpartum hemorrhage, ICann. s.; soon after 
 eating,ILyc; in evening, Badiag.; with pustules 
 on eyes, IMerc. iod. rlav.; with white tongue, 
 in morning, IIPuls.; with vomiting, Bism.; 
 giddiness, I ISabad.; on hawking, especially in 
 morning, BCalc. ph., IIPuls.; with hemor- 
 rhoids, IISul.; in jaundice, OlMere; menses 
 irregular, IDig. ; after milk, Diad.; in morn- 
 ing, Arum d., I I Med., IMerc, Merc, sul., 
 INatr. m., IINux v., IIPuls., ISep.; in morn- 
 ing, as after having been tipsy, Nux in. ; 
 with nausea, in morning, ICamph.; in pan- 
 creatic disease, lAtrop. s.; as if she had been 
 sick, Calc. ph. ; with fulness and oppression of 
 stomach, Cornus ; with thickly coated tongue, 
 in morning, Med.; slight, at root of tongue, 
 Agar.; with white tongue, IKali c; with vertigo 
 after breakfast, Tarant.; with vomiting in 
 morning, ICamph.; with vomiting, Curar.; 
 to water, Chin, a., SSil.; to water, in ague, 
 INatr. m.; worse drinking cold water, DFerr.; 
 to a swallow of diluted Madeira wine, Chrom. 
 ac. Jiilf foul. 
 
 Taste, bilious : ICham.; especially after eating 
 and smoking, IIPuls.; constant, in gastric de- 
 rangement, INatr. s.; after sick headache, 
 Ziz. g^° bitter. 
 
 Taste, bitter : 1 1 Aeon. , ^Ethus., 1 1 Agar., Agnus, 
 Ailant., Aloe, Alum.,Amm.m.,Anae,Ananth., 
 Ang., Ant. c, Ant. t., lArg. nit., lArn., Ars., 
 Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Bapt., Bar. c, Bell., Benz. 
 ac, Berb., Bor., Bov., Brom., llBry., ICalc, 
 Calc s., ICanth., Carbo a., Carb. s., I ICarbo 
 v., iCard. m., QCaust., MCetrar., ICham., 
 Chel., I I Cinch., Coccul., Collin., IColoc, 
 Cornus, ICrotal., Cup. ars., Cup. m., Cupr.s., 
 Cyclam., IDig., Diosc, Dros., IDulc, lElat., 
 lEup. perf., Ferr., Ferr.iod., I IGamb.,Graph., 
 Grat., Helon.,IHell.,Hep.,Hippom., Hydras., 
 Ign., Ipec, Iris, Jacea, Jamb., IKali c, IKali 
 iod., Kalm.,Lach., I ILed.,ILept.,ILyc,!Magn. 
 c, Magn. m., BManc, I IMerc, IMerc cor., 
 Mosch , BMur. ac, BMyr. cer., INatr. c, 
 INatr. m., I INatr. s., Nitr. ae,iNux m., IINux 
 v., 1 1 Op., IParis, IPhos., 1 1 Pic. ac, IPlumb., 
 IPod., Polyg., IPolyp., Ptel., IIPuls., IRaph., 
 IRheum, Rhus, Sab., Sal. ac, ISep., ISil., 
 Spong., Staph., IStram., ISul., IVer. ; with 
 loss of appetite, IJab.; with loss of appetite 
 (induration of uterus), ICarbo a.; on awak- 
 ing, Amb., Ars. s. r., Arund., 1 1 Diosc., IKali 
 iod., Lyss., ISul., Zinc; on awaking at 
 5 a.m., every morning,IHelon.; more than com- 
 mon, after beer, llgn., Stann.; after beer, in 
 evening, continuing even when smoking, 
 IIPuls. ; bread, Cina, Dig., Phos. ac, IRhus, 
 Squilla, Thuya; particularly w T heat bread, 
 ICalc p.; bread, on swallowing, ICinch.; 
 in Bright's disease, I Ars.; in cardialgia biliosa, 
 ILobel. i.; in cephalalgia, IIMagn. m.; with 
 chilliness, Dios.; with chill, ISpong.; after 
 chill (tertian intermittent), IHep.; before 
 chill, Cina ; with desire for citric acid, IIPuls.; 
 after _ coffee, ICham.; in colic, IMagn. p.; 
 in bilious diarrhoea, BApis ; in chronic diar- 
 rhoea, IIColoc; after drinking, lArs.; fluids, 
 
 ■Ign.; with sensation of dryness in mouth, 
 lAur. met.; with sensation of dryness in 
 mouth, frequently awoke at night, IRhus; 
 in dysentery, IColch.; after eating, lArs., 
 ICarbo v., Nitr. ac, BPhos., IIPuls., ISul.; 
 going off after breakfast, IKali iod.; after 
 dinner, from smoking, Aug.; for a quarter of 
 an hour after eating, with good appetite, 
 IIPuls.; after eating, in apyrexia of intermit- 
 tent, BArs.; before eating, ICarbo v., ITarax.; 
 before dinner, Agar.; after eating and drink- 
 ing, lArs., IBry., IPuls.; goes off when eating 
 or drinking, IPsor.; with griping in epigastric 
 region, 1 1 Ptel. ; with eructation, Case; with 
 sour eructation, IGraph.; with fever, Bry.; 
 during apyrexia, lArn., IPolyp.; in intermit- 
 tent, I I Ant. c, SArs., I I Ferr. ; before morning 
 fever, returning twice a day, I IHep.; in ter- 
 tian intermittent, lAnt. c, IDig.; food, Bor., 
 IBry., ICamph., ICinch., Coloc, Ferr., 
 Hep., BIgn., Illic, I IKreo., INatr. m., IIPuls., 
 Rheum, Rhus, Sars., Staph., IStram., Sul.; 
 food, especially bread, Squilla, IRhus ; food, 
 in ague, INatr. m. ; food and drink, in head- 
 ache and dysentery, IColoc; food, not per- 
 ceived until just as it is being swallowed, 
 
 I IKreo.; in acute gastritis, after taking cold, 
 IColoc; after sick headache, Ziz.; with heart- 
 burn, Merc per. ; owing to heat, in summer, 
 Ant. c. ; w T ith indigestion, 1 1 Flat.; after in- 
 juries, ISArn.; in hepatitis, BChel., IMerc; in 
 jaundice, IDig.; in liver affection, GCarbo a., 
 ICard. m.; at beginning of menses, ICalc. p.; 
 in morning, Amb., Amm. c, Arm, ICarbo a., 
 
 I I Cham., Cinch, bol., Cinnab., Kali bi., Nic- 
 col., IIPuls., Rumex, ISep., Stront., Zinc; in 
 morning, withheadache,SCalcp.;in morning, 
 with thick mucus in throat, ISil.; with dry 
 mouth, 1 1 Ptel., IIPuls., ISpong.; with nausea, 
 BCornus, Cupr. ars., Glon., Merc per.; with 
 nausea, better after eating, IIKalm.; with 
 nausea, on awaking, Carb s.; especially at 
 night (dyspepsia), I Ant. t.; in palate and 
 fauces, Amyg.; in posterior palate, after din- 
 ner, IBry.; pappy, with chill, IFup. pur.; 
 rising from pharynx, ITarax. ; of phlegm, in 
 throat, SCalend.; resembling wild plums, Cain.; 
 in pregnancy,! Ant. t. ; in rhinitis,TJstil.; rough, 
 when smoking, Case; saliva, Bor.; sharp, 
 Agar.; after sleep, Mane; slimy, BGels.; in 
 bronchitis, Iod.; sugar, Sang.; sweet things, 
 followed by burning in fauces, Sang.; after- 
 wards sweetish, JEsc. h.; with thirst, Con., 
 
 1 1 Pic. ac; in throat, Ammoniac, ICalc, 
 ICinch., Lactu. v., ISpong.; especially in throat, 
 IKreo.; in throat, after eating, Dros.; with 
 tired feeling, in morning (spermatorrhoea), 
 I I Sars.; tobacco, ICamph.; tobacco, while 
 smoking, I ICinch.; tobacco, after smoking, 
 Anac; better by smoking, Diad. ; tobacco, bit- 
 ter, scratchy, ISpong.; tongue clean (typhus'), 
 Chin, s.; tongue coated, Aur. mur., Diad.; 
 tongue, bilious coating, INatr. s.; tongue yel- 
 low, IPsor.; tongue yellow, along centre 
 or at base, Collin.; with feeling of coldness 
 on tongue, removed after breakfast and 
 dinner, I IKali m.; tongue dry, ISpong.; 
 at root of tongue, BCoccul.; water, Chin., 
 a.; everything but water, SStann.; every- 
 thing, even cold w r ater, IHep.; with clean 
 tongue, in old women, ICarbo v., INatr. m., 
 with induration of uterus, ICarbo a. 
 bilious. 
 
11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
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 Taste, bloody : Alum., Amm.c.,Ananth., 1 1 Ars., 
 Ascl, t., Benz. ac, Berb., Dolich., Ferr., 
 Hyper., Ilpec, Kalm., liNatr. c, Kims, 
 Sabina, I ISil., I ISuL, Zinc; in congestion to 
 chest, I ILil. tig.; children complain of it, 
 IFerr.; with cough, Bell., Dolich., BEhus ; 
 before cough, Elaps ; during cough, Bell., 
 IKali bi.; with feeling of dryness in throat, 
 Zinc; before haemoptysis, Elaps ; in hemor- 
 rhage from lungs, BIpec. ; in morning, ESil. ; dur- 
 ing pregnancy, BZinc; with saliva, in morning, 
 Jatroph.; worse after sleep, I Mane; with 
 sensation of soreness rising from chest, Zinc. ; 
 with sweetish rising into throat, BZinc. 
 Taste, brackish : $2^ flat. 
 Taste, beef broth, tastes too strong : BCamph. 
 Taste, burning : g-g^ acrid. 
 Taste, burnt (empyreumatic) : Cycl., Nux v., 
 
 BBPuls., Ran. b., Sal. ac, Squilla, ISul. 
 Taste, chalky : INux in.; flat, Ign. 
 
 jg^ clayey, earthy. 
 Taste, cheesy : iEthus, HLyc; of bad cheese, 
 in forepart of mouth, disappears on swallowing, 
 to which he is impelled on account of mucus 
 in throat, Zinc. 
 Taste, clammy: I IDiosc, IBPuls., Zinc; in 
 cholera morbus, I I Puis.; and feverish during 
 sweat, Gels.; with coated tongue, Plant, 
 jgg^ pappy, sticky. 
 Taste, clayey: Cann., BCinch., BHep., Ign., 
 Phos., IPuls., Stann.; food, in headache, Sil. 
 j^p- earthy. 
 Taste, cloverlike : Osm. fflSg*' herby. 
 Taste, delicate : Bar. c, ICoff. EOT acute. 
 Taste, disagreeable : $gp bad. 
 Taste, dry : I I Ars.,Stront ; bread, Ferr., Thuya; 
 
 food, woody, insipid, IFerr. fiST > flat. 
 Taste, earthy: IFerr., Ipec, INux m., Tell.; 
 during apyrexia (tertian), Ilpec Jg^ clayey. 
 Taste, like rotten eggs : jggp foul. 
 Taste, empyreumatic : g^ burnt. 
 Taste, fatty : Jg^** greasy. 
 Taste, fetid : g@» foul. 
 
 Taste, fecal: IIMerc, IPlumb. $gp" manure. 
 Taste, fishy : Aeon.; followed by nausea, spread- 
 ing through chest, Astac; in roof of mouth, 
 after smelling tincture, Astac. 
 Taste, flabby : figp flat. 
 
 Taste, flat: Aeon., Agar., Ammoniac, IIAnac, 
 Ananth., Ang., Ant. c, Arn., Ars., Aspar., 
 Aur. mur., Bapt., Bell., Bor., I Bry., Cain., 
 Calad., BCaps., Chel., ICinch., Cornus, Cycl., 
 Dig., Diosc, Dulc, Eup. perf., Ferr. iod., 
 Gnaphal., Ham.,Hydras.,Hyper.,Ign.,l Ilpec, 
 Iris, IKali c, I IKali s., Kalm., Kob., I IKreo., 
 Lyc,Magn. m., IIMerc, Merc, sul., Natr.c, 
 Natr. m., Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, BPsor., 
 IPuls., IIRatan., 1 1 Rheum, 1 1 Rhus, Ruta, 
 Stann., IStaph., I I Sul., Yal., Yer., Vinca, 
 Zinc; in bronchial catarrh, I lAilant.; like 
 chalk, Ign.; in dysentery, IColeh.; after 
 eating breakfast, Euphor.; for some time 
 after eating dinner, Yerbas.; flabby, -Calc 
 s.; flabby, in poisoning from foul breath, 
 lAnthrac; flabby, with clear tongue, in hys- 
 teria, lAur. met.; in intermittent, worse in 
 morning, I IPuls.; food, ICycl., Jacar.,1 lOleand.; 
 food tastes as if it lacked salt, ICoccul., Lyss., 
 Thuya; in gastric disturbance, Tarant., I I Yer.; 
 in influenza, lAnt. t,; insipid, in bronchial 
 catarrh, I lAilant.; insipid, with desire for 
 refreshing things (typhoid fever), IMerc; 
 
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 insipid, after a fall, IHyper. ; insipid, like 
 water, during apyrexia, Ipec; insipid, of 
 food, Vinca ; nisip.d, in morning, b Sul.; insipid, 
 in enlargement of spleen, IFerr. mur. ; insipid, 
 like sawdust, Coral.; in spinal disease, lAlum. 
 met.; sickly, Bry., I I Rhus; with white, 
 thickly -coated tougne, Ipec; enlarged papil- 
 lae stand up like red points on tongue, Merc, 
 sul.; with brown root of tongue, in morning, 
 Yerbas.; unpleasant, Calc a.; vapid, I IPuls.; 
 after drinking water, Benz. ac; water, brack- 
 ish, Ailant., Yariol.; water, spoiled (typhus), 
 INatr.m. Jg^" sand, watery. 
 Taste of food eaten: BIAnac, Amm. c.j Benz. 
 ac; with belching, 1 1 Agar., Tell.; several 
 hours before, Amm. br.; especially bread, 
 Zing. JgSi^ Chap. 16, Eructation. 
 Taste, foul: B Aeon., Agar., Aug., Ant.t., BArn., 
 I IBell., IBry., ICalc,Calcp., ICarbo v.,Carb. 
 s., Caust, ICham., ICoccul., Con., Cupr.,Gels., 
 Graph., IHep., Hydr. ac, Kali br., IKali c, 
 Lact. ac, IMerc, Mur. ac, 1 1 Natr. m., INux 
 m., Nux v., Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, Plant., 
 Pod., IPsor., I IPuls., IRhus, BSep., BSul., 
 MSticta, Uran. n., 1 1 Yer.; in angina, BIgn.; 
 on awaking, BSul.; after coitus, BDig.; from 
 old catarrh, BSep.; in cramps, BCoccul.; can- 
 not eat on account of it, BMyr. cer.; in inter- 
 mittent, BArs.; in typhus, Bapt.; in typhoid, 
 with desire for refreshing things, IMerc; with 
 gulping up of food, ICalc; in intussuscep- 
 tion, I IPlumb.; during menses, IKali c ; 
 with salivation, Bapt.; with furred white 
 tongue, IPodo.; even water, I Aur. met.; like 
 putrid water, HCaps.; offensive, Amm. c, 
 IIAnac, Bell., Cinnam., Coccus., Coccul., 
 Cycl., Ferr. iod., ISep., IStann.; offensive, in 
 dysentery, IColoc; offensive after eating 
 breakfast, Agar.; offensive, in tertian ague, 
 IPuls.; offensive, of food and drink, IColoc; 
 offensive, of what he hawks, Cham.; offensive, 
 in headache, IColoc; offensive, with sore 
 mouth and pharynx, I I Phos.; offensive, at 
 night, ICham.; offensive, air from lungs, 
 in cough, ICaps.; putrid, Arn., Ascl. t., Bapt., 
 Bar. m., Bow, Bry., HCarbo v., ICaust., 
 ICham., Cinnab., Coccul., Cycl., IFerr., Hep., 
 IHyos., Hod., Iris, Magn. s., IIMerc, Mosch., 
 Petrol., Pod., ISep., ISuL, lYer.; putrid, acrid, 
 with ptyalism, BMur. ac; putrid, beer, BIgn.; 
 putrid, in brain affection, IIGlon.; putrid, 
 in diphtheria, ILac c; putrid, when drink- 
 ing, Bell.; putrid, after drinking, IColoc; 
 putrid, when eating, Bell.; putrid, before 
 epileptic fit, MSyph.; putrid, while fasting, 
 INatr. m.; putrid, of food, Bar. m.; putrid, 
 as of spoiled game, between meals, lAur. 
 met. ; putrid, like bad meat, I IPuls. ; putrid, in 
 morning, BBArs., BCinch., IMerc cor.; putrid, 
 in morning, after eating, BRhus; putrid, in 
 phthisis, BDros. ; putrid, with blood-colored 
 saliva, Gels.; putrid, in stomatitis, 1 1 Petrol.; 
 putrid, low down in throat, on hawking, 
 BINuxv.; putrid, with white tongue, Plant.; 
 putrid, water, BNatr. m.; rotten, like bad eggs, 
 Ant. t.,BArn., BFerr., BBMerc, BIMur. ac,BSil., 
 Thuya; like rotten eggs, better after break- 
 fast, Goss.; like rotten eggs, with cough, BSep.; 
 like rotten eggs, in morning, BArn., BIGraph., 
 BHep., BPhos., Phos. ac, Thuya ; like rotten 
 eggs, with constant nausea, IKali bi.; rotten, 
 expectoration (phthisis), BCetrar. jggp^bad. 
 
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 11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 Taste, furry : in chlorosis, IGraph. 
 
 Taste, like garlic : during swallowing, Calc. a. 
 
 Taste, greasy : 1 1 Alum., lAsaf., Cain., ICaust., 
 Cycl., Glon., BLyc, Mang., IPuls., Khus, 
 Sabin., ISil., Ver.; in chronic nasal catarrh, 
 I IPuls.; dinner tastes oily, IPsor.; after fat 
 food, worse after mutton, Lyss.; like glycerine, 
 BSpong.; milky, Aur. met.; oily, Mang.; oily, 
 with salivation, yEsc h.; rancid, Agar., Asaf., 
 Euphorb.; rancid, after eating or drinking, 
 IKaliiod.; like rancid fat, ICham.; like rancid 
 oil, when swallowing, Ipec; like rancid grease, 
 in throat, IMur. ac. as of rancid tallow, Val.; 
 with uneasiness in throat (neuralgia of limbs), 
 flaVal.: with white tongue, Sang. 
 
 Taste, herby: Nux v., Phos. ac, Puis., Ver.; 
 with scratchy sensation in throat, Calad. 
 
 Taste, herring brine : Anac. 
 
 Taste, hot: Glon.; as from throat, increases 
 saliva, All. sat. 
 
 Taste, fresh: food tastes unsaltedJCalc.g^raw. 
 
 Taste, insipid : JE|@r flat. 
 
 Taste, illusions : BCina. f$^ perverted. 
 
 Taste, impaired: Alum., BAnt. c, Guaiac, 
 llgn., BNuxm., BParis, IPsor., IPuls., BSep., 
 I ISinap., Therid., Ver.; nothing natural ex- 
 cept salt food (epulis), 1 1 Lac c; in catarrh 
 frontal sinuses, BCup. m.; in sore throat, 
 BMerc. cor. Jgig * perverted. 
 
 Taste, like ink : Aloe, Arg. nit., BCalc. 
 
 Taste, like iron : jg@" metallic. 
 
 Taste, loss of: Aeon., Alum., Amm. m., Anac, 
 Ant. t., Arg. nit., Ast. r., Bell., IBry., Calc, 
 Cann. s., BCanth., Cepa, Coff., BCrotal., BHep., 
 Hyper., BHyos., I I Ipec, Iris, Kalm., Kali br., 
 Kreo., Lye, Magn. m., I Merc, BiNatr. m., 
 Nux m., Nux v., I I Op., 1 1 Pod., BIPhos., 
 BBPuls., Rhod., Sabad., BSang., Sec, Sep., 
 BISil., Sul. ac, I I Thuya, Ver.; appetite want- 
 ing, Oxal ac; with burnt feeling on tongue, 
 ISang. ; in cancer, Aur. mur., Ast. r.; w T ith 
 catarrh, BPuls., BiNatr. m., BISil.; in coryza, 
 Alum., Ant. t., BCalc, Cycl., IHep., Magn. m., 
 INatr. c, I INatr. m., INux v., IPsor., I IPuls., 
 Rhod., ISep., ISil., BSul., ISul. ac; with 
 chronic coryza, ISul.; in ozsena, IKali s.; with 
 cough, I Anac; in diabetes mellitus, Sul. ac; 
 drink, INatr. m.; drink, drank vinegar with- 
 out tasting it, BStram.; in apyrexia of in- 
 termittent, BArs. ; during ayprexia, in ague, 
 INatr. m.; food, Ars., Bor., Bry., Eup. perf., 
 llgn., I IKali iod., I INatr. m., Nux v., Plant., 
 Ptel., Puis., Staph., MSticta, Ver.; food, in 
 dysentery, iColch.; food, with nausea, ICact.; 
 in hepatic disorder, ICrotal. ; in laryn- 
 gitis, I ISul.; in melancholy, I Aur. met.; in 
 mental disturbance, I I Staph.; in morning, 
 ICoca, INatr. s.; paralyzed, Bell., Hyos., 
 Lye, Natr. m., Nux v., Sep., Ver.; in pneu- 
 monia, BMerc; tea boiling hot seems cold to 
 him, ICamph.; with impaired smell, IHep., 
 I Hyos., INatr. s.; after syphilis and large 
 doses of mercury, IKali bi.; with white 
 tongue, Oxal. ac. B^" flat, impaired ; also 
 Chap. 7, Smell loss. 
 
 Taste, like manure: BCalc, ISep.; in morning, 
 Carbo a. fiiT* fecal, foul. 
 
 Taste, of lye : Nitr. sp. d. %^ lye. 
 
 Taste, metallic: iEsc h., I I Agar., Aloe, Amm. 
 c, Arg. nit., BArs., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Cadm. 
 s., ICalc, Calc. a., Cann. i., Carb. s., Chel., 
 Chin, a., Cinnab., Coccul., ICoccus, Cochl., 
 
 Cup. ars., Ferr. iod., Ham., Hep., Illndig., 
 Iodof., Kali bi.,Lach., Lact.ac, IIMerc, Merc 
 sul.,INatr.c,BPhyt.,IPlumb., I IPuls.,IIRhus, 
 Seneg., ISep., ISul., Tell., Zinc. ; astringent, 
 ■Merc. cor. ; on awaking, Cupr. s. ; brassy, 
 BAgnus, Alum., lAmm. c, ICalc, ICocc, 
 Coloc, ICupr., ILach., Merc, sul., Natr. c, 
 Natr. m., INux v., Ran. b., IRhus, Seneg., Sul., 
 Zinc. ; brassy, in diphtheria, with otorrhuea, 
 BLyc; brassy, after mercury, IKali m.; in colic, 
 1 1 Op. ; coppery, Act. rac, I I Agnus, Aspar., 
 Carbol.ac, IICoccul., IColoc, 1 1 Cup. m., Cupr. 
 s., Kali bi., ILach., Lact. ac, Meph., ■Polyp., 
 ISul., Ustil., 1 1 Vib., Zinc; coppery, with loss 
 of appetite, Jugl. : after cough, Coccul. ; on 
 upper palate, Carbol. ac. ; on rising, Med. ; 
 coppery, with salivation, iEsch. ; in dyspepsia, 
 ■Kali bi.; before eating dinner, Chrom. ac; 
 gold tooth plate, coppery, ICanth.; like iron, 
 Aloe, ICalc.jCinch.; leaden, ICalc; constricting 
 palate and pharynx, Card. m. ; during preg- 
 nancy, ■Zinc ; with spitting of saliva in 
 morning, Jatroph,; with salivation (diph- 
 theria), IPhyt.; during stool, Kalibi.; sudden, 
 sour, with flow of saliva (spasms from fright, 
 after operation), ICup. m. ; on back part of 
 tongue, Bisin.; with accumulation of water in 
 mouth, ICoccus. 
 
 Taste, milky : j^g " greasy. 
 
 Taste, mouldy : ILyc; every time she coughs, 
 causing nausea, loss of appetite and watery 
 vomiting (bronchitis), BLed.; after hawking 
 mucus, Mar. v.; in throat, Bor. 
 
 Taste, mucous : g^gf 1 slimy. 
 
 Taste, musty : (influenza), I I Led. 
 
 Taste, nauseous: 1 1 Agar., Anthrok., Bry., 
 ■Cepa, Coccul., Coccus, Diad.,Gnaphal.,BIpec, 
 ■Myr. cer., ■Polyp., BSul.; as of fasting, in 
 morning, BBPuls.; in typhus, Bapt.; compels 
 hawking of tough mucus which he swallows, 
 Aeon.; in morning, IBry.; in morning, must 
 wash out mouth, B IPuls.; in intercostal neu- 
 ralgia, MStann.; qualmish, with loathing of 
 morsels of food in mouth, Zinc; during stool, 
 ■Crot. t.; from, smoking tobacco, I IPuls.; with 
 root of tongue, brown, in morning, Verbas. 
 ggp"' bad, foul. 
 
 Taste, of fresh nuts: ISpong. 
 
 Taste, offensive : jgg^ foul. 
 
 Taste, oily : g^* greasy. 
 
 Taste, like onions: iEthus.; as after eating 
 Meph. 
 
 Taste, pappy: '''Atrop. s.. Bell., Carb. s., Chel., 
 Coccul., Diosc, 1 1 Kali s., BMerc, Petrol., 
 BBPuls.; after cough, Astac; in delirium tre- 
 mens, I I Zinc; during apyrexia, Ign.; in 
 gastric derangement, BAng., 1 1 Ver.; in head- 
 ache, BCalc; with desire for refreshing things 
 (typhoid fever), BMerc Jg®^ pasty, sticky. 
 
 Taste, pasty: Bry., BCycl., Mercs., BRaph., 
 BSul., Ver.; in morning, Ant. sul. aur.; in 
 prosopalgia, BChel. jg@F° pappy, sticky. 
 
 Taste, as after eating raw peas : Zinc. 
 ^~ herby. 
 
 Taste, peculiar : on back part of tongue, Lact. 
 ac; indescribable, Ars. h.; singular combina- 
 tion of palatal and nasal sensation, such as 
 is noticed when a nest of wasps is disturbed 
 and they dart about through air, for a week 
 constant and annoying, then intermittent 
 and pungent, and whenever heated by exer- 
 cise or near a hot fire, Vespa. 
 
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 Taste of peppermint : Ferr. iod. ; cooling, Ver. 
 
 Taste, peppery ; Hydras, Xan. Jg-g^ acrid. 
 
 Taste, perverted : finds no proper taste in any- 
 thing, IIHelL, BIPuls.; food does not have 
 right taste, Lyss. JgeSP impaired. 
 
 Taste, pitchy: in yellow fever, ICadm. s. 
 
 Taste, of iodide of potash : after eating lobster, 
 Ind. JS^g~ lye. 
 
 Taste, pungent : Chim. umb., Cornus. 
 
 Taste, puslike : Merc, Xatr. c., IPuls.; in 
 phthisis, IDros.; of pus in throat, IXatr. c. 
 
 Taste, putrid : ft^r foul, 
 
 Taste, rancid: jg~g~ greasy. 
 
 Taste, raw : with debility, particularly after 
 breakfast, 1 1 Sars. ggr^fresh. 
 
 Taste, repulsive : llgn. J6@ a ' bad, foul. 
 
 Taste, rotten : fi^T* foul. 
 
 Taste rough : Diosc., Coccus, Ham. 
 
 Taste, salty : I I Alum., I Are., Bell.,Brom.,ICalc, 
 ICarbo v., 1 1 Cinch, bol, 1 1 Cinch., UCupr., 
 ICycl., IGraph., Hydras., IHyos., Iod., Kali 
 bi., Kali br.,IKali m., I ILach.,IIMerc, IMerc. 
 cor., Xatr. c, IINatr. m., IXux m., IXux v., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac.,BPuls., IKheum, Rhus v., 
 ■Sep., ISul., IITherid.; 1 1 Ver., I Zinc; food, 
 except rye bread, tastes too salty, Illic; bitter, 
 ITarax.; especially of butter and meat,5Tarax. ; 
 in ague, IXatr. m.j tastes salty, Cadm. s., 
 ICarbo v., I ICycl., ISep., BSuL; as after 
 herring, Agar.; in influenza, I Ant. t.; on lips, 
 I IMerc, IXatr. m.; meat, ITarax.; during 
 menses, IMerc; with ptyalism, I IMerc cor.; 
 with salivation, Ver.; all food, as if satu- 
 rated with salt, I IPuls.; sharp, with stitches 
 in stomach, caused by ringing of church bells, 
 Lyss.; with dryness in throat, Zinc; on 
 tongue, 1 1 Merc, IXatr. m.; on tip of tongue, 
 Xitr. sp. d.; of water, in morning, Brom. 
 
 Taste, like sand: IStram.; in rheumatism, 
 I ISticta. Jggr> flat, loss. 
 
 Taste, scrapy : with much saliva, Lyss. 
 
 Taste, sharp : g^gr acrid. 
 
 Taste, sickly : ggp~ flat. 
 
 Taste, slimy: Ars. h., MCetrar., ICham., Dig., 
 Pallad., IMerc cor., I IMerc, INatr. s., EXux 
 m., Petrol, IPhos., IIPuls., I I Rheum, DSep., 
 Ustil.; in threatened abortion, IIPuls.; on 
 awaking, Merc iod. rub., Val., Zinc; dis- 
 gusts him with butter, ICinch.; with debility, 
 particularly after breakfast, I I Sars.; with desire 
 for refreshing things (typhoid fever), IMerc; 
 with diarrhoea, in morning, Zing. ; fatty, with 
 white tongue, Sang.; in gastralgia, Abrot.; in 
 jaundice, Aeon.; with soreness of mouth and 
 pharynx, I IPhos.; in supraorbital neuralgia, 
 IXux v.; in prosopalgia, IChel.; on rising, 
 Zing. ; with slimy stool, IXux in.; unpleasant, 
 with white tongue in morning, Seneg. 
 JuST" clammy, pappy, sticky. 
 
 Taste, soapy : Cact,, Calc. s., Dule, Iod., [Sil.; 
 after drinking water, Benz. ac 
 
 Taste, sour: Abrot,, Acet. ac, Aloe, I Alum., 
 I I Amm. c, I Ant, c, Ant, t, IIArg. nit., I Ars., 
 Bar.c, I I Bell., Berb., Brom., ICalc, ICaust., 
 UCaps., ICarbo a., Carb. s., ICham., IChel., 
 ICinch., Cinch, bob, ICoccul., Con., ICrotal., 
 I ICupr., IGraph., IHep., I llgn., Iod., Kalibi., 
 Kali c, IKali m.Jvali n., I I Kalm., I I Lach. ,Lact, 
 ac,ILyc,IMagn. c, IMagn.m., I IMerc, IMur. 
 ac, IXatr. c, BXatr. m., IXatr. ph., Xitr. ac, 
 Xitrum, IXux m., IIXuxv., 1101. an., IIOp., 
 lOxal. ac, Pallad., Petrol., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 
 i I Pic. ac, IPuls., 1 1 Rheum, Rhus, ISep., Sil., 
 iStann., BSuL, ITarax., Ver.; acrid, Calc. s.; in 
 albuminuria, I IXux v.; on awaking, ISep.; bit- 
 terish, IIAsar., IKali m., ISep.; bitterish, in 
 ague, ISamb.; bread, Bell.; Cham.; with burn- 
 ing in throat, Xitr. ac; coffee, Vacc ; with con- 
 gestion to head, toward evening, ICroc; 
 after cough, Coccul.; with debility, particu- 
 larly after breakfast, I I Sars.; after drinking, 
 IIXux v., Sul.; after drinking milk, Amb., 
 Carbo v., Sul.; after eating, ICarbo v., Coccul., 
 I IGraph., Xatr. m., Xux v., Puis., ISep., Sil.; 
 in epistaxis, ICroc; after epileptic fit, I ISul.; 
 everything, I Lach., IILyc, Pod.; while fast- 
 ing, IXatr. m.; in intermittent, ICoccul.; food, 
 ICalc, ICaps., Cinch., Jacar.; in gout, ICalc; 
 in inflammation of liver, IMerc; after milk, 
 Calad., IPhos., ISul.; in morning. IIXuxv., 
 Ptel.; in morning, with dry mouth, 01. an.; in 
 neuralgia, IRob.; during pregnancy, Oxal. ac, 
 ILact ac, IMagn. c; in prosopalgia, Arg. nit.; 
 with copious viscid saliva, I I Calc; with sting- 
 ing burning, I I Kali m.; in stomacace, IKali 
 bi.; to tobacco, Staph.; with sore throat, Calc 
 a.; on back part of tongue, Bism.; vinegary, 
 ISul.; with bilious vomiting, ICrotal. 
 
 Taste, sticky: IIPuls., IPsor.; lasting hours 
 after eating, Ars. h.; after eating breakfast, 
 Agar. jggT" clammy, pappy. 
 
 Taste, straw: food tastes like, 1 1 Kali iod., 
 IStram., ISul.; farinaceous food, Coral. 
 8^~ flat. 
 
 Taste, of sulphur : ICoccul., IHam. 
 
 Taste, sweet : Aeon., I I Agar., IIAlum., Amm. 
 c, Ananth., I Ars., Arund., Aspar., I Bell., 
 Brom., IBry., Carb. s., ICepa, ICinch., 
 Chlorof., ICoff., Crot, t., ICup. m., Dig., 
 Diosc, IIDulc, I I Ferr., Glon., Gnaphal., 
 Hydr. ac, Iod., Ipec, Kali bi. Kali iod., 
 Kalm., Lact. ac, Lye, Magn. s., Menyanth, 
 I IMerc, Xitr. ac, Xuph., I IXux v., Osm., 
 IPlumb., IPhos., IIPuls., IIRhus, Sabad., 
 Sars., I ISep., ISpong., Sqliilla, IStann., 
 ISul., I ISul. ac, Thuya, Ver., Zinc; to beer, 
 Coral., IMur. ac; in intermittent, I I Ferr., 
 
 I Lye; bitter, Arg. nit., Aspar., Chim. umb., 
 Menyanth.; in morning, after waking, I I Kali 
 iod.; beer, Puis.; when smoking, IAgar.;bread, 
 Merc; in lead colic, IIOp.; after cough, 
 Astac; after clearing throat and coughing, 
 Chin, a.; in diabetes, ICup. m.; after eating 
 breakfast, Agar.; linen dipped in sugar water, 
 put on epigastrium, gives a sweet taste in 
 mouth, Lyss.; everything, IMur. ac; flabby, 
 Calc. p.; food, especially soup and meat, 
 Squilla ; food, especially water, tastes sweet, 
 Yariol.; metallic, I ICup. m.; in morning (in- 
 terval of attacks of epilepsy), I Ars.; hawked 
 up mucus, Cepa ; with ropy mucus, ^Esc h.; 
 in acute desquamative nephritis, ICoccus ; 
 with constant ptyalism, Dig.; with bloody 
 saliva, IKali iod.; with frothy saliva, lAcon.; 
 illusive, as if body were made up of sweets, 
 
 I I Merc; then sour, ICinch.; with sweetish 
 rising into throat, I Zinc; on back part of 
 tongue, Bism.; beneath forepart of tongue, 
 Zinc; on tip of tongue, 1 1 Plat.; water, in- 
 sipid, ?TForm. 
 
 Taste, like urine : Seneg. ; like smell of strong 
 
 urine, ICalc. g^T 1 alkaline. 
 Taste, woody : I I Ars. 
 Taste, watery : ICinch.; in evening, Bell.; then 
 
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 11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 heartburn, I Caps.; very offensive to him, 
 TrForm. Jgii^* flat, insipid. 
 
 TONGUE, abscess: Calc; sub-lingual, opens 
 externally, Hippoz.; with pricking pains, 
 IMerc. g&° inflamed, swollen. 
 
 Tongue, aching : Vespa ; like a boil, ISang. 
 jg@P pain (undefined). 
 
 Tongue, aphthae: iEthus., Aur. met., IIBor., 
 Illic, ILach., Lact. ac, IMerc, Nux v.,Phos., 
 Plumb., I ISars., Sul. ac; bleeding, when eat- 
 ing (diarrhoea), IIBor.; with burning and im- 
 peded speech, I Natr.m.;covered with,Camph.; 
 covered with, worse on edges, Hllic. ; on edge, 
 Bov.;in typhus, IMur. ac, ISul.; large, Uugl.; 
 mercurial, lAgar., Sars.; patches, IPhos. ; 
 sore points, Thuya; in spots, ISul. ac; with 
 thick, yellowish white scab, very painful, 
 forming ulcers (diphtheria), IMerc. cy.; small, 
 dirty yellow (incipient tuberculosis), -Agar.; 
 in stomatitis, I ISul.; tender, prevent child 
 from nursing, IIBor.; on tip, IBry, BLach.; 
 near tip, IHam. j^° ulcers, vesicles ; also 
 Chap. 12, Inner mouth aphthae, 
 
 Tongue, astringent feeling: like eating per- 
 simmons, Arum t. 
 
 Tongue, atrophy : IMur. ac; making him speak 
 in a thick, hoarse voice (cancer of tongue), 
 IMur. ac. M^ small. 
 
 Tongue, bilious : jg^° green, yellow. 
 
 Tongue,biting with teeth: I IBufo., Diosc., Jalap.; 
 when chewing, INitr. ac; in concussion of 
 brain, ICic; in convulsion, lArt. v., IBufo., 
 CEnan., 1 1 Val.; when neither eating nor drink- 
 ing, Diosc; in epilepsy, Absinth., Art. v., 
 ICaust., 1 1 Op., I ITarant. ; frequently, Thuya; 
 caused by shock in head, Agar.; sides, invol- 
 untarily, also at night, IPhos. ac; during 
 sleep, Alum.; during sleep, tip, Med.,Therid.; 
 during sleep, in typhoid, I IPhos. ac; during 
 sleep (hysterical spasms), ICic; when talking, 
 IHyos. ; when talking or chewing, Hlgn.; 
 tip, IPuls.; followed by unconsciousness, 
 IICEnan. 
 
 Tongue, biting sensation: Am., Asar., Car- 
 bol. ac, Caust., Cochl., IPlumb.; on back 
 part, Cham.; after eating bread and butter, 
 Merc, per.; behind, on left edge, after dinner, 
 Agar.; as from pepper on left, afterwards on 
 right side of root, 1 1 Mar. v.; as of violent bites, 
 extending to right and left, Cinch, bol. 
 
 Tongue, black: iEthus., IArs.,Ars. h., Bar. c, 
 ICarbo v., HCinch., Chloral., Elaps, ILach., 
 ILept., ILyc., I IMerc., lMercd.,Merc.sul.,INux 
 v., Op., IPhos., Sec, ISinap., MVariol.; back 
 part, IVer.; bluish-black, I IBufo.; in potter's 
 colic lAlum.; in constipation (scarlatina), 
 ILach.; crusts, IPhos.; cracked, ILyc; in diph- 
 theria, IMerc. cy.; dry, lArs., ILach., ILyc, 
 Merc, Merc, sul., IVer.; in dysentery, ILach.; 
 in typhus, I Arg. nit., I Arm, Hyos.; in typhoid, 
 I INux v.; in yellow fever, lArs., ICadm., 
 I ICarbo v.; along median line, Chloral., 
 IPhos.; purplish, IOp.; with red edges, I IMerc; 
 in scarlatinal Carbol. ac; during desquamative 
 stage (scarlet fever), IKali c; sooty, IChlor., 
 Hippoz.; sticky coating (typhus), lArs. 
 
 Tongue, bleeding: IIArumt., Curar., Guarcea, 
 IPod.; bloody, Ananth., ILach.; in dysentery, 
 ILach.; blood oozes from under (purpura he- 
 morrhagica,! ITereb. 
 
 Tongue, blue: 1 1 Ant. t., Ars., Benz. ac, ICarbo 
 v., Cupr.s.,IIDig.,IMur.ac,IPlat., Sabad,Thu- 
 
 ya; in cancer of tongue, IMur. ac; in cholera, 
 llris ; in cyanosis, IDig., IPod.; in dysentery, 
 1 1 Ars. ; leadcolored, I Ars., ICarbo v. ; in typhus, 
 ■Agar.; bluish white, Ars. h., Gymn. 
 gg^F purple. 
 
 Tongue, broad: IKali bi., IINatr. m., 1 1 Vib., 
 Ziz.; feels too broad, IIPuls.; and flat, with 
 raised, almost scallop-shaped edges, surface 
 rough and yellowish, red underneath, fur 
 being thin (dyspepsia), IKali bi.; full, with a 
 pasty coat in centre, BPod. 
 Efg^ flabby, imprint, swollen. 
 
 Tongue, brown: Ailant., lArn., IIArs., Aur. 
 met. IBapt,, Diosc, I Hep., I IHyos., Iod., 
 ILac c, Mygale, INux v., IPhos., IPlumb., 
 MPtel., IIRhus, Sabad., Sec, ISpong., ISul., 
 I ITarant., Tereb.; blackish, in typhus, I Ars.; 
 in centre, white at edges, Iod.; along centre, 
 IBapt., lEup. pur., IPlumb., 1 1 Vib.; in chorea, 
 Cup. m.; in consumption, IGuaiac; in puer- 
 peral convulsions, I INux v.; dark, IBry., 
 Carbol. ac, ECrot., Dory.; dark centre, Natr. 
 ph.; down centre, dry (typhus), IBapt.; dark 
 at root (measles), ILach.; dark, sordes (remit- 
 tent autumnal fever), ICarbol.ac; dark streak 
 down centre (bilious fever), ICrot.; in delir- 
 ium,IPhos.; in diarrhcea,IBry.; dirty, at sides, 
 centre red and irritable looking (stomacace), 
 IKali bi.; in diphtheria, IChin. ars.; dirty, 
 Elat.; dry, lArs., Bell., IBry., Cact. , Coccul. , 
 IHyos., IPlumb., Spong., Sul.; dry, thick, 
 I lAnthrac; dry, toward base (hydrocepha- 
 lus acutus), IDig.; in dysentery, lArs., IHam.; 
 like earth, llpec; in typhus, I INux v., 
 IChlor.; in typhoid, IBapt., llris, IPhos.,IZinc; 
 in yellow fever, ISul., IVer.; greenish, on 
 root, IINatr. s. ; in influenza, Chel.; thick, 
 leather-like, in senile hypertrophy and in- 
 duration of prostate, stricture of urethra 
 Hod.; in morning, IBapt.; in morning 
 (dyspepsia, after typhus), I IBapt.; mucus, 
 IIRhus, ISil.; mucus, except on edges, 
 morning on rising, IIRhus; here and there 
 mucus (scarlet fever), I ISul.; like stale 
 liquid mustard, I IKali ph.; mucus, with 
 intestinal disturbance, IColch'.; mucus tena- 
 cious (typhoid fever), IIRhus; mucus yel- 
 lowish, ICarbo v.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t., 
 Chel., ILyc; in catarrhal pneumonia, IHyos.; 
 with red edges, ISep.; red, at tip and margins 
 (pneumonia), ILyc; reddish, Rumex ; red- 
 dish, in typhoid, IZinc; at root, with flat, 
 nauseous taste in forenoon, Verbas.; sides, 
 in scarlatina, I IPhyt.; streak down middle, 
 sides moist (typhus), I Apis; tenacious sub- 
 stance, Sec; thickly furred, Aurant., IBapt., 
 IColch., IGels., Med., I IPod.; thickly furred 
 (catarrh of bladder), 1 1 Uva ursi ; thickly 
 furred, in gastric disturbance, I IVer.; thickly 
 furred, in tertian ague, ILach.; in ulcerated 
 throat, ILyc; at tip, with elevated red pa- 
 pillae (scarlatina), IMerc; with waterbrash, 
 ISil.; brownish white, Sarrac; yellowish, 
 Rumex, IVer.; yellowish, in diphtheria, or ty- 
 phus, IBapt.; yellowish, in remittent fever, 
 ICrotal; tongue yellowish (bilious typhoid), 
 I I Strain.; yellowish, in vomiting during preg- 
 nancy), SMerc iod. flav.; yellowish and dry, 
 (tvphoid pneumonia), Lachn.; thick, as with 
 thick yellow felt at root, IKali bi.; in chronic 
 vomiting, llpec 
 
 Tongue, burning : IIAcon., lAmm. m., lArum 
 
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 m., I Arum t., ICham., Cochl., Colch., Diosc, 
 Ferr. iod., IIGamb., IIHam., Jatroph., 
 ILach., Mane, IMerc. per., Nitr. sp. d.,Oxal. 
 ac, BPhos. ac, Ran. sc, Sec, Seneg., ISul., 
 Vespa, Xan. ; across, A sar. ; on back part, ICalc. 
 p.; after eating bread and butter, Merc, per.; on 
 edge, Cam ph.; in evening, 1 1 Alum.; feels 
 scalded,iEsc h.,Amm.br.,Badiag., Bapt., Cepa, 
 Chlor., ICimex, IColoc, IHam., IHydras., 
 Illris, ILaur., ILyc, I Plat., 1 1 Pod., I IPrun., 
 IPhyt., Rumex, 1 1 Sang., Sep., Sinap., Sul. 
 ac, Therid., HVer. v.; feels scalded, in 
 diphtheria, IBapt.; feels scalded on back part, 
 Ferr., IPhyt.; feels scalded when eating,IIgn.; 
 on edge, 1 1 Apis ; like fire, ITereb.; in front, 
 Cast, eq., IColoc, Gamb.; looks as if burnt, 
 ■Bell.; looks as if seared with a hot iron 
 in centre (enteritis), I ITereb.; feeling, in 
 middle portion, Ferr.; feeling, in middle, 
 even when moistened, aa if it had been 
 burnt »and were insensible, at night and 
 in morning, IPuls.; stitching along left side 
 and in inner side of corresponding cheek, 
 chewing impossible, worse at night and in 
 room, better in open air, IMang.; burnt 
 feeling with loss of taste, ISang.; burnt feel- 
 ing on tip, as far as middle, IPsor.; as if 
 in contact with something hot, ISang.; 
 worse at night, MPhos. ac; extending to 
 palate, MPhos.; like pepper, on end, Agar., 
 ICamph.; like pepper, near left edge, Aug.; 
 as from pepper on tip, followed by ptyalism, 
 HCinch.; as if a thousand pins were pricking 
 it, Carbol. ac; pithy feeling, as if burned, 
 1 1 Ferr. ; at root, Bapt.; resembling burned ap- 
 pearance,produced by continual useof salt(scar- 
 let fever), INatr. m.; in scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t.; 
 in scarlatina, I Apis; smarts in morning, Amm. 
 br.; as if quite sore, IMez.; with soreness in 
 region of larynx, Stilling.; thick, as after 
 much smoking, ILyc; spots, like fire, IIArs. ; 
 stinging (Apis 30 relieved), Vespa; stitches, 
 ICinch.; extending to stomach, IMez., I IPuls.; 
 on tip, I Aeon., IBar., Bow, Calc. a., ICalc. p., 
 Carbol. ac, ICarbo a., Cinch, bol., IColoc, 
 Hydr. ac, IKali iod., I ILactu. v., INatr m., 
 INatr. s., Ratan., Sabad., Tereb., Thuya ; tip, 
 as if cracked, INatr. c; of tip in evening, 
 Cycl.; tip, left side, in evening, Merc sul.; tip, 
 raw, IKali c; tip, as if raw, or covered with 
 blisters, IKali c; on tip, as if scalded, Sang.; 
 tip, as from soreness, worse from warm food 
 or drink, ICalc; on surface, near tip, Pallad. ; 
 on under surface, Brom.; violent, IIArs.; of 
 vesicles, lAcon., Arg. met., 1 1 Kali m., HSpig.; 
 with vesicles, under side, 1 1 Rhus v.; on side, 
 which become ulcers, ICalc 
 ggiT hot, inflamed, smarting. 
 
 Tongue, blisters : jg^° vesicles. 
 
 Tongue, cancer: Alum., I Apis, lArs., lAur. 
 mur., Benz.ac, Calc, ICarbo a., Caust.JCon., 
 : Cund., IHydras., ILach., INitr. ac, IMur. ac, 
 IPhyt,, Sep., ISil., Sul., Thuya; epithelioma, 
 Kali iod.; hard, somewhat elastic places (epi- 
 thelioma and hypertrophy), IKali m.; with 
 tendency to hemorrhage, Crotal.; pain, 
 • Citrus ; hard lump on side, growing into 
 a hard, deep, warty ulcer, about size of a bean, 
 presenting a slightly fissured appearance from 
 above downward and from before backward, 
 rathe* toward surface of left side, tongue is 
 hard all around it, so much that speaking 
 
 and expectorating is difficult, IMur. ac; scir- 
 rhus, lAlum.; swelling with scirrhus-like 
 hardness after biting tongue in sleep, Aur. 
 met. fgg^ hard, tumor, ulcers. 
 
 Tongue, canker : j^g^ aphthae. 
 
 Tongue, clammy : Jg^gf sticky. 
 
 Tongue, clean: Asar., ICina, Cocc, Elaps, 
 IIHyos., INitr. ac, (Enan. ; with bitter 
 taste, Chin, s.; with bitter taste, parti- 
 cularly in old women, ICarbo v.; in acute 
 Bright's disease, Apis ; in cholerine, IPhos.; 
 in gastralgia, IMagn. p.; in typhoid, ICoccul., 
 ■Dulc; in a young leprous girl, 1 1 Agar.; with 
 headache and constipation, INatr. m.; with 
 nausea from smelling food, IDig.; shiny ap- 
 pearance, INatr. m.; except slight coating of 
 slime on back part, Alum.; on tip and 
 edges (induration of liver), IMagn. m.; tip dry, 
 red, Sec; pointed, trembling (cerebral dis- 
 eases), Act. rac; or yellow (typhoid, first 
 stage), IGels. fi^ tt> glazed, glossy, smooth. 
 
 Tongue, coated (furred) : Ant. t„ Apoc, Ars. m., 
 Ars. h., Ars. s. f., lAtrop. s., Aur. mur. nat., 
 I IBar. c, Bism., ICaps., ICic, Cimex, BCoca, 
 I I Colch., Cubeb., IGels., Ilgn., ILyc, IMagn. 
 in., Merc sul., Millef., Natr. a., Osm., IPhyt., 
 IPolyp., I I Rob., Stram., I ISul., Vacc; in 
 afternoon, 1 1 Bism. ; at back, in pining boys, 
 
 I Aur. met.; at back, in cardialgia, I I Strain.; 
 at base, in cholera infantum, I IVer.; bilious, 
 at base, with clammy, greasy sensation in 
 mouth (salivation), llris ; after catarrh 
 (pneumonia), I IPuls.; in centre (metror- 
 rhagia), ICroc; in cholera, llris; in colic, 
 
 I I Op.; in habitual constipation, IKali s.; 
 deeply, Chloral.; deeply, in typhus, IBapt.; 
 in diarrhoea and catarrh of stomach, IDulc; 
 after diarrhoea, IKali m.; in diphtheria, IKali 
 perm., HPhyt.; and dry (endocarditis), lAur. 
 met.; in dysentery, IMerc, ITromb.; with 
 clean edges (dyspepsia), I Arg. nit.; at edges 
 (typhoid), I IMur. ac;on edges only, with mu- 
 cous stripes (neuropathia), I IKali ars.; in 
 erysipelas, 1 1 Apis; in fevers, I Aeon.; dur- 
 ing fever, IGuaraea ; during apyrexia 
 (quartan ague), llpec; in typhoid, MPhos.; 
 flocculent, tough, Ant. t.; like fur, IPhos.; as 
 if covered with fur, especially in morning, 
 I IMerc; with gastric affections, lAng., 
 IColch.; with glandular swelling, IBar. m.;in 
 grippe, IMerc iod. rub.; in hemorrhoids, 
 I I^Esc. h.; heavily, Diosc, Stilling.; heavily 
 on back (affection of brain), IGlon'.; heavily, 
 in diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c; in sick headache, 
 ILept.; with hiccough since two years, almost 
 uninterrupted, eighteen to twenty times a 
 minute, INiccol.; in hysteria, ILyc; heavily, 
 IIBry., Ferr. mur., I IPuls.; heavily, with 
 soreness of mouth and pharynx, I I Phos.; 
 heavily, worse from tea, I ISelen.; with flatu- 
 lent indigestion, ILyc; ininsanity, IINuxw; 
 in intussusception, I I Plumb. ; with liver dis- 
 orders, 1 1 Pod.; in acute mania, after melan- 
 cholia, IGels.; in middle, edges red, llpec; 
 only in middle, IPhos.; middle, red at tip and 
 sides, Ziz.; and moist (pneumonia), I IPuls.; 
 in morning, ICepa, Stilling., ISul.; in phthisis, 
 Ars. iod.; in pneumonia, IChel.; at roots, 
 worse in morning, ICalc. p.; more towards 
 root, 7rChim. umb.; at root, with deep fur, 
 INux v.; at root, in brain diseases, Zinc; on 
 one side, Daph.; on each side, red streak in 
 
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 11. TONGUE AND TASTE. 
 
 centre (bilious colic) Ilris ; sides, red streak 
 down middle and redness of tip, lArs. ; 
 slightly, IGels., Lyss., Senecio, I ITarant.; 
 slightly, in colic, IMagn. p.; slightly, in 
 typhus, IGels. ; in sunstroke, IGlon. ; in syph- 
 ilis, I IPhyt.; thickly, Ascl. t., ICanth., IGels., 
 IGuaiac, Iod., Lyss., IIMerc, INatr. c, 
 IIRhus, Val.; thickly on back part, Cup. ars., 
 IPhyt.; thickly at back, in diphtheria, IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; thickly, black streak down centre 
 (hepatic disease), I Lept.; thickly, in cholerine, 
 lAsar.; thickly, with cough, ICinch. ; thickly, 
 in diphtheria, IChin. a., BMerc. iod. rub.; 
 thickly, in dysmenorrhea, lUstil.; thickly, 
 edges red, SArs.; thickly, in apyrexia, BBAnt. 
 
 ' c; thickly, in typhus, IBapt., BBBry., BCarbo 
 v., BRhus; thickly, with giddiness, I ISabad.; 
 thickly, in jaundice, DIod., B BMerc, BMyr. 
 cer., BNux ; thickly, in morning, with bad 
 taste, Med.; thickly, tip and edges clean 
 (cephalalgia), BBMagn. m.; thinly, Ars. h., 
 BKali rn.; thinly, in morning, I INatr. ph.; 
 velvety, Benz. ac; in worms, Filix. 
 fg^F* black, brown, dirty, foul, gray, 
 greenish, mucus, sordes, white, yellow. 
 
 Tongue, cold: BArs.,Bar. c, BBCamph.,B BCarbo 
 v., Cist., BColch., Cup. ars., Cup. s., I I Kali m., 
 ILaur., Oxal. ac, IPhos. ac, Sec, BVer.; with 
 bitter taste, removed after breakfast and din- 
 ner, 1 1 Kali m.; in cholera, Ant. t., B BCarbo 
 v., BCup. ac, BCup. m., BIris, IBVer.; in con- 
 vulsions, ECup. m.; in dysmenorrhcea, BLaur.; 
 in diabetes, I lUran. n-.; feeling, Hydr. 
 ac; feeling as of something cold, Anag.; 
 feeling as after mint, Lyss.; feeling as of cold 
 air passing over, Aeon.; felt cold and dead, in 
 hemorrhage, IHam.; feels cold and dry, 
 Guareea ; in typhus or yellow fever, I BCarbo 
 v.; forepart, Bell.; frsenum, feeling, Anag.; 
 right half, BGels.; tip, Cup. m. 
 g^° blue, pale. 
 
 Tongue, contracted: BCarbo v., BMerc. cor.; 
 cylindrical, forced through lips, Cina. 
 
 Tongue, convulsed : BArg. nit. BCon., BLyc, 
 I ISyph.; with difficulty of speech, Porta ; pro- 
 jects it from mouth, forces it between teeth 
 and renders speech indistinct, Sec; spas- 
 modic twitching, I IGlon.; tip distorted, in 
 apoplexy, BCoccul. J^g* biting, motion. 
 
 Tongue, cracked: BBAilant., 1 1 Apis, BArs., 
 BArum t., Atrop., BBapt., Bar. c, BBell., BBry., 
 I IBufo.JCalc, Carbol. ac, BCarbo v., BCham., 
 ICinch., Curar., IIHyos., IKali bi., IMerc, 
 Mur. ac, INitr. ac, flPic ac, IPhos., IPod.. 
 ■ Plumb.. I IPan.sc, IIRhus, BISpig.,1 IStram.,' 
 BSul., BVer.; anterior part, Natr. a.; with 
 aphthae, BBBor.; and bleeding, at tip, BLach.; 
 cracks gape and bleed (typhoid), IIRhus; in 
 burns, ICalend.; deeply, Benz. ac; in dysen- 
 tery, B BPhos. ; on edges, BNux v.; on edges, in 
 typhoid, I INux v.; on edges, with smarting 
 and aching (sore mouth of nursing women), 
 BLach.; feeling as if it would crack if not 
 moistened, I I Pic ac; in bilious fever, BCrotaL; 
 in typhus, BArs., lApis, BAtrop. s., BBapt.; in 
 typhoid, I IPhos., BZinc; painful, after ty- 
 phoid, blandest food causes intolerable biting 
 pain, BMerc; in yellow fever, BVer.; fissured, 
 Ananth., BCalc, BCamph., I I Carbol. ac, BCar- 
 bo v., I Hod., Natr. a.; fissure on left border, 
 BBar. c; down centre, Bapt.; across middle, 
 Kob.; in middle, IIMez., BRhus; down me- 
 
 dian line, Sinap.; two deep cracks running 
 lengthwise on each side of median line,Syph.; 
 deeply and widely fissured in all directions, 
 witii large, deep phagedenic-looking ulcer in 
 centre, IFluor. ac; furrowed, in rheumatism, 
 ILyc; in influenza or pneumonia, Chel.; 
 rhagades, with violent burning, IMagn. m.; 
 in scarlatina, I Apis, INitr. ac; in tobacco 
 poisoning, I I Nux v. J|^* bleeding, dry. 
 
 Tongue, cramp: impeding respiration, Bor. 
 
 Tongue, crawling : IPlat.; painful in diphthe- 
 ria, BSec; on tip, 1 1 Dulc. 
 $@^ formication, numb. 
 
 Tongue, cutting : Nitr. sp. d. ; as if cut on edges, 
 Ananth.; like a knife (before asthma), Bov.; 
 severe at root, as if cut off, Ananth. 
 g^" lancinating. 
 
 Tongue, dark : IMur. ac; with cough, Bapt. 
 JS^ black. 
 
 Tongue, imperfect development : child is slow 
 in learning to talk, INatr. m. g@ tt atrophy. 
 
 Tongue, dirty : Anthrok., ICepa, Syph., Zinc; 
 in angina, BKali m.; crust (typhus), ICarbo 
 v.; in typhus, with suppression of urine, 
 ICamph.; in affection of liver, IMagn. m.; in 
 metrorrhagia, I Croc; in pneumonia, Calc; 
 on root, I INatr. s.; centre to root, ILac c; 
 thick coating, I ICinch., i I Val.; thick coating, 
 in typhoid, IMerc; on root, I INatr. s. 
 
 Tongue, distorted : j^^ convulsion. 
 
 Tongue, distress : at root, Rhus v. 
 
 Tongue, drawing in: Ast.r. 
 
 Tongue, dry: IIAilant., Aloe, 1 1 Alum., I Apis, 
 Arg. met., lArg. nit., I Ars., Ars. h., Ars. s. f., 
 IIArum t., Atrop. s., Aur. mur., IBar. m., 
 I Bell., Bufo., Cain., Calc. p., Camph., 1 1 Car- 
 bol. ac, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., ICaust., Cham., 
 ICic, ICist., Coccus, Con., Crot. t., Diosc, 
 BDulc, Eryng., Ferr.m., IHell., Hippoz., BHy- 
 dras., Iod., Ilpec, IKali bi., Kali br., I IKali 
 ph., IKalm., IKreo., ILach., Lyss., IMagn. 
 m., Merc. iod. flav., Merc sul., Mane, Mygale, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., I INux in., INux v., Oxal. 
 ac, Pallad.,IPhos.,IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPlumb., 
 IPod., IPsor., MPtel., IBPuls., IIRhus, Ru- 
 mex, Sarrac, Sep., ISpong., Stram., I I Sul., 
 Sul.ac, I ITarant., Tereb.,Vacc, BVer., BBVer.v., 
 I I Vib.; on awaking, ICalc, BParisJPod.; in al- 
 buminuria, ICalca. ; with bitter taste, ISpong.; 
 and covered with brown mucus (yellow fever), 
 IMerc; brown (metritis and peritonitis puer- 
 peral is), IITereb.; in burns, ICalend.; as if 
 burnt, painful, IPsor.; as if burnt, after 
 sleep, IDaph.; as if burnt, in typhoid, 
 IPuls.; coated, Carbol. ac. ; coated, pro- 
 voked drinking, IIRhus; chippy, I I Carbol. 
 ac; in chorea, -Cup. m.; in cirrhotic kidney, 
 I IPlumb.; in bilious colic, llris; in potter's 
 colic, I Alum; in constipation, IBry.; in coryza, 
 Chlor.; in cystitis, IHell.; in puerperal convul- 
 sions, I INux v.;in diabetes, IHelon., ILact. ac; 
 in diarrhoea, Bry. ; in muco-purulent diarrhoea, 
 
 I IKali br.; in diphtheria, IChin. a., i ILac c, 
 BMerc cy., INatr. m.; in dropsy, I Ars.; in 
 
 'dysentery, IHam., IMerc, I INuxV, I IPhos.; 
 in dyspepsia, I I Chel.; in erysipelas, II Apis, 
 
 I I Rhus; feeling, Brom., IColch., Sinap., Xan.; 
 feeling, on back part, with much saliva, 
 ICamph.; great complaint of dryness, in reality 
 not very dry, INatr. m., IINux m.; feels dry, is 
 moist (intermittent), ICoccul.; in fevers, I A con., 
 I IBry., INatr. m.; in bilious fever, ICrotal.; in 
 
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 intermittent, ICoccul., IISul. ac; in typhus, 
 I J Agar., lArg. nit., lArn., lArs., BAtrop. s., 
 IBapt., IBrv., ICarbo v., II Chin, s., IChlor., 
 IMur. ac., iTPhos., IRhus, liTereb., IStram.; 
 about middle or toward clo^e of second week 
 of typhus, ITereb.; in typhus, with suppres- 
 sion^ of urine,. ICamph.; in yellow fever, 
 IVer.; and fissured, INitr. ac; of "forepart, 
 Bell.; with giddiness, I ISabad.; and hard, 
 ■Mere; in nervous headache, I I Plat.; with 
 nightly internal heat, ICalc.; in hip disease, 
 ■Phos. ac.; in hydrocephalic!, Bl Apis, Art. v.; 
 in hydrothorax, lApoc; in influenza, I IChel.; 
 with inflammation of throat and mouth, Cop. ; 
 looks like burnt leather, BBHyos.; like leather 
 (typhoid), BBMur. ac; looks dry, Merc sul.; 
 in lyssophobia, BLyss.; during menses, BCed.; 
 in meningitis, BSul.; menses too early and too 
 profuse, BXux m.; in middle, BAcon., Ant., 
 c, Arg. met., IPhos.; in middle, in typhus, 
 IBapt.; in middle, in bilious typhoid, I IStram.; 
 in middle, in bilious remittent, BCrotal.; 
 in middle, in scarlatina, MPhyt.; stripe, in 
 middle, BLach.; in morning, BBapt,, BCist., 
 BNitr. ac, BPuls.; in morning on awaking, 
 BClem.; in morning, with heavy brown coat- 
 ing, without thirst, with bitter taste, Diosc; 
 early in morning, BBar. c; in morning,as if it 
 would cleave to roof of mouth, 1 1 Kali ph.; 
 particularly in morning, BSul.; in myelitis, 
 IDulc. ; with nausea, worse sitting up, BCoral.; 
 at night, All. sat., Ang., Jatroph. ; at night 
 or on awaking, ICalc, INux m.; awakes a 
 number of times at night to moisten, 1 1 Pic 
 ac; at night, as if it would fall into powder, 
 IINux m.; parched, BBAilant., BBell., I ICar- 
 bol. ac, ICarbo v., IBCinch., IHydras., 
 IHyos., IPhos., BBPuls., Strain., BSul.; in 
 peritonitis, BAtrop.; in pleuritis, with plastic 
 exudation, BHep.; in pneumonia, lAnt.t.; in bi- 
 lateral croupous pneumonia, BKali iod.; 
 parched and sticky (diabetes), BLact. ac; rat- 
 tles in mouth like "a chip, BBell.; and red, Ant. 
 t., IMerc. cor.; red on sides, centre thinly coated 
 white (peritonitis), BAcon.; and red, previously 
 black, in typhus, BHell.; in rheumatism, BDulc!; 
 on root, BCepa; with roughness, Calc, ILaur.; 
 feels dry on rubbing against roof of mouth, 
 Bapt.; in scarlatina, IMerc, BNitr. ac; renders 
 speech unintelligible (inflammation of brain), 
 IMerc v.; slimy, ICalc; with a sooty coating 
 (pneumonia, stage of hepatization), I IPhos.; 
 with sopor (scarlatina), BPhos.; with a brown 
 streak down middle (typhus), lArn.; with 
 ■ stinging in tip, BPhos.; with fulness of stom- 
 ach and loss of appetite, in evening dryness is 
 so great that tongue sticks to roof of mouth 
 (tvphoid fever), INux m.; does not like to 
 talkJBCalc, Zinc; with thirst, IBBry.,Cham., 
 IDulc.; without thirst, Caps., BBPuls.; with 
 constant thirst, or without any, BNatr. m.; 
 with increased thirst, red lips, Aloe; tip, 
 ICarbo v., BNux m.; tip moist, Bry. ; at tip 
 and sides (gastric fever), I I Puis.; with vesicles 
 (typhoid), I Lye; white, ILaur.; upon edges, 
 white, BCoccul.; white, in apyrexia, INatr. 
 m. ; withered, IVer.; yellow, in dysentery, 
 IMerc cor. JS@ CB cracked, hot, inflamed. . 
 
 Tongue, edges : folded like little bags, Blllic 
 gggT imprint. 
 
 Tongue, eruption: herpetic, two deep cracks 
 running lengthwise on each side of median 
 
 line, making it difficult to swallow (secondary 
 syphilis), I ISyph.; herpetic, sequel to gonor- 
 rhoea, BZine; herpetic, on root, I I Zinc; her- 
 petic, from seabathing, INatr. m.; ringworm 
 on right side, INatr. m.; looks like ringworm, 
 on sides, INatr. m.; little papular elevatiqns 
 along edge, 1 1 Apis; small circular patches, 
 like smallpox pustules (diphtheria), BAnt. t.; 
 hemorrhagic patches and streaks (purpura), 
 I I Phos. ; pimples, ICalc. p.; pimples, on edges, 
 Osm.; pimples, on tip, IHell., INatr. c- pain- 
 ful pimple on tip, IKali c; small, painful 
 pimples on sides, INitr. ac. ; covered with pus- 
 tules, I IVar. ; dotted with red pimples, INux 
 m.; small, sore pustules (canker sores) on edge, 
 tip and under tongue, very painful, Med.; pus- 
 tules on tip, Cund.; pustules small, painful, 
 on right side of tip, upper surface, toward 
 edge, Cund.; two variolous pustules on tip 
 (variola), I I Thuya; pustules, white aphthous, 
 BHep.; little red points oozing continuously 
 (purpura hsemorrhagica), I IPhos.; hard,raised 
 spot, size of a lentil on right anterior border, 
 shooting in it on movingtongue, Sul.; smooth, 
 red spots toward tip in middle, with burn- 
 ing and numbness (neuralgia of tongue\ Kali 
 ars.; red spots on surface (catarrh of stomach), 
 ISep.; round spots on tip, Arum t. 
 jgggT aphthae, canker, nodules, patches, 
 tubercles, vesicles. 
 
 Tongue, flabby: llCamph., Chin, s., I llgn., 
 IIMerc.jNatr. a., IPhos. ac, I IXan.; in chronic 
 camp diarrhoea, BLyss.; in dysentery, ICu- 
 beb.; in atonic dyspepsia, ISep.; in heart dis- 
 ease, ILyc vir.; in chronic passive hemor- 
 rhage from kidneys, I ITereb.; in induration 
 of liver, BMagn. m.; soft, Ars. h.; in stomati- 
 tis, IHydras. JgSgr' broad, imprint, swollen. 
 
 Tongue, flat : jfggp^ broad, flabby. 
 
 Tongue, foamy : Lyss. 
 
 Tongue, in folds: in lead colic, BAlum. 
 
 Tongue, formication : extending into head 
 (neuralgia of tongue), I ISpig. 
 jg^T crawling, numb. 
 
 Tongue, fraenum: sore, IKali c; small sore 
 elevations at lower insertion, Cepa. 
 
 Tongue, foul (fetid): IHydras., IPhos. ac, 
 Yah; in gastro-enteritis, I Apis ; in typhus, 
 IBapt.; smells like decayed meat (diphtheria), 
 BKali bi; white, in dyspepsia, I INaja; during 
 desquamative stage of scarlet fever, IKali c; 
 with red tip (perityphlitis), BCrotal.; in indo- 
 lent enlargement of tonsils, IKali bi.; in 
 rheumatic attack, IBry., IDaph. 
 Jgig^ coated. 
 
 Tongue, furred : B^° coated. 
 
 Tongue, as if fuzzy : I I Bar. c. 
 
 Tongue, gangrene: IBArs., ILach. 
 fg^ black, foul, inflamed. 
 
 Tongue, glands : J^gg^ ranula, sublingual. 
 
 Tongue glazed: Tereb.; in chronic gastritis, 
 BPlumb.; in sacculated ovarian disease, SLach.; 
 in catarrh of stomach, BApis. 
 g^ 3 glossy, smooth, 
 
 Tongue, glossy : I A pis, Carbol. ac, BPhos.; in 
 erysipelas from a dissecting wound, BLach.; in 
 stomatitis, or entero-colitis, ITereb. : shining, 
 I Apis, Crot. t.; shining, first half, INux v. 
 jggg^ glazed, smooth. 
 
 Tpngue, greasy : as if covered with a greasy 
 substance (salivation), llris ; feeling on aris- 
 ing in morning, llris. J^" Taste fatty. 
 
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 Tongue, gray : Ananth., Bry., I IChel., IPhos.; 
 with pale grayish complexion, IKalic; dirty, 
 in diphtheria, IMerc. sol.; in dyspepsia,BKali 
 c.j with earache, I I Kali m.; greenish, on root, 
 IINatr. s.; with sick headache, BKali c; 
 patches on edges and thin dirty yellow 
 coat on upper surface, IMerc. viv.; whitish, 
 I Kali c, Phos. ac; whitish, having an under- 
 lying bluish look, ILac c; whitish, with 
 stuffy cold in head, Kali m. g^ dirty. 
 
 Tongue, green: Calc, Caust., Guarsea, Nitr. ac, 
 IPlumb., Rhod.; with malarial symptoms, 
 INatr. s.; with ptyalism, BNitr. ac. 
 
 Tongue, sensation of a hair: BNatr. m.; back 
 part, I Kali bi.; worse reading, All. sat.; on tip, 
 INatr. ph.; on tip, extends to trachea, where 
 it caused a crawling, obliging frequent cough 
 and hacking, Sil. 
 
 Tongue, hard: (indurated, BBHyos. ; in typhus, 
 BArg.nit.JAtrop. s.; after glossitis, iAur. mur., 
 BCarbo v.; knotty, BlCarbo a.; feels leather- 
 covered, IINux m.; as leather, IAur. met., 
 IAur. mur.; having appearance of alligator 
 hide, 1 1 Pic. ac; middle, burning when 
 touched, IBar. c; with prickling, IMerc. 
 jgilf cancer, nodules. 
 
 Tongue, heavy : Anac, Bell., Carbo v.,IColch., 
 Guarsea, ILach., ILyc, Merc per., Mur. ac, 
 IINatr. in., IPlumb.; in chorea, I ITarant.; in 
 dysmenorrhea, I IVer. v.; in typhoid, IVer.; 
 in yellow fever, IILach.; in hydrocephalus 
 acutus, ILyc; as lead, hinders talking, IMur. 
 ac; as if paralyzed (typhus), lArs.; impedes 
 speech, Anac, I Carbo v., BNux v., INatr. c; 
 trembling, ILyc 
 j^gf* motion, paralysis, stiff, thick. 
 
 Tongue, hot: IBelL, IPhyt.; and dry, Act.rac; 
 •edges, Sinap.; root, Bapt.; in scarlatina, I Apis; 
 tip, Sinap. g^** burning, dry, inflamed. 
 
 Tongue, hyoid bone : constrictive pain low 
 down in region of, ICepa ; pain in small spot 
 in region of left corner, also when swallow- 
 ing, Jamb. 
 
 Tongue, shows imprints of teeth: Ant. t., 
 IIArs., HArs. m., IICheL, Illgn., Iod., Hy- 
 dras., I IMerc, IPod., BBRhus, Stram., ISyph., 
 Tell., I IVib.; in atonic dyspepsia, ISep.; epi- 
 thelioma and hypertrophy, IKalim.; in sto- 
 matitis, I Hydras.; swollen, after mercury, 
 BKali iod. B^ broad, flabby, swollen. 
 
 Tongue, indurated: fig^ hard. 
 
 Tongue, inflamed (glossitis) : I Aeon., Ananth., 
 I Apis, lArg. nit., lArn., lArs., Aur. mur., 
 IB@nz.ssc,, Calc, Canth., Carbo v.; Caust., 
 Coccul., Con., Crotal., Cup. ac, IFerr. ph., 
 Hep., Kali m., ILach., Lye, Mang. ac, IMerc, 
 IMerc c, Merc d., Merc sul., Mez., INatr. 
 m., BNitr. ac, Petrol., IPlumb., Ran. sc, Sep., 
 ■Sil., Staph., ISul., BSul. ac; chronic, BCup. 
 m.; with induration, IAur. mur., Carbo v., 
 ■Con., Lye, Mez.; left side, Ars. s. r. ; after 
 abuse of mercury, ICalc, Cup. ac, Hep., 
 I INitr. ac, I IPhyt., Sul.; after mercury, pain 
 excessive, beg to be killed, etherized or nar- 
 cotized, as they cannot live in such agony, 
 threatened ulceration or deep, foul, sloughing 
 ulcers, 1 1 Staph.; in middle, IGels.; with paral- 
 ysis, in persons of intemperate habits, I INux 
 v.; with pricking pains, IMerc; at root, 
 ILach.; with fetid salivation, IPetrol.; one- 
 sided, I INux v.; sore spots, Aloe ; after sting 
 in temple, 1 1 Apis ; when suppuration begins, 
 
 Calc. s.; with titillation, inducing cough, 
 ILach.; with vesicles, BCanth. 
 S^- dry, hot, raw, red, sore. 
 
 Tongue, injuries: Ananth.; laceration, HCa- 
 lend., IHyper.; laceration after epilepsy, lArt. 
 v.; by sharp edges of teeth, Aloe ; swelling 
 after sting of insects, Aeon., Arm, Bell., Cro- 
 tal., Merc, Natr. m. fjg^ biting, bleeding. 
 
 Tongue, irritability: Bufo., Gels. 
 JSigf* sensitive. 
 
 Tongue, itching : Ced. ; must scratch, during 
 pregnancy, I I Alum.; on tip, I IDulc 
 
 Tongue, lancinating: as from pin pricks, 
 Arum m., Guarsea. fi@f* cutting, stitches. 
 
 Tongue, feels too large : IParis, IIPuls. 
 f$g^° broad, swollen. 
 
 Tongue, leadcolored : jgigp bluish, gray. 
 
 Tongue, leathery: a@» dry, hard. 
 
 Tongue, as if too long : with aphthae, I liEthus. 
 
 Tongue, mapped (patchy appearance): Ars., 
 Ant. c, ILach., Lye, INatr. m., I INitr. ac, 
 I I Ran. sc, IITarax.; with amenorrhcea, 
 INatr, m.; dotted, IPhos.; dotted, with ulcer- 
 ation, BMerc cy.; in diphtheria, INatr. m.; 
 cleans rapidly, and in large flakes, first from 
 middle, leaving tongue smooth and glossy 
 (typhoid), IBTereb.; in gastric, bilious attacks, 
 ITarax.; with nervous excitability, I ICa- 
 lab.; insular large patches, IKali bi.; red, 
 insular patches, IINatr. m. ; peels off in 
 patches, presenting bright red spots here and 
 there, Tereb.; clean 3 off in patches, leaving 
 dark red, tender, sensitive spots, ITarax.; both 
 sides denuded like islands, the remaining 
 parts thickly coated (diphtheria), I IRan.sc; 
 viscid, Phos. ac fi^F* peeling. 
 
 Tongue, false membrane : Ant. t. Eg^ Chap. 
 12, Inner mouth exudation. 
 
 Tongue, too moist : iEthus., Arg. nit., BCarbo 
 v., Cub., Merc sul., IMerc. viv., Natr.a., ! INatr. 
 ph.,(Enan., Pod., I IVer. v., Zinc; and clear 
 anteriorly, back parts coated with light col- 
 ored mucus, INatr. m.; coating, at back, 
 ■Natr. ph.; coating, on rising in morning, 
 IINatr. ph.; thin coating, IINatr. ph.; in 
 cholera, IVer.; in delirium after being ac- 
 cused of theft, BHyos.; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 
 ■ Rheum ; in diphtheria, I ILac c; in dyspep- 
 sia, IChel.; edges red, IMerc cor.; during 
 fever, Sabad. ; in puerperal fever, BCoff; in ty- 
 phusJTereb.; in headache, BLac def.; in acute 
 pharyngo-laryngitis, BNaja ; inflammation of 
 liver, BMerc; in metrorrhagia, B Croc; covered 
 with mucus, BBMerc; with mucous streak at 
 side (chronic inflammation of pancreas), Blod.; 
 papillae enlarged and projecting through a 
 soft white fur, Stram.; with intense thirst, 
 
 ■ Merc; with intense thirst, worse at night 
 (metritis), ■Merc; without thirst, ■■Puis.; 
 covered with white fur (scarlatina), BAilant.; 
 dirty white, 1 1 Puis.; thick, white coating 
 (yeliow fever), IMerc ; yellow, in jaundice, 
 
 ■ ■Merc Jg^^ mucus, saliva. 
 
 Tongue, motion : action disordered, JKali br.; 
 cannot control to form words rightly, JEsc. h.; 
 constant, Stram.; constantly, in chorea, I IVer. 
 v.; convulsive, Cham.; darting forth and back 
 with great rapidity, like a snake's, ICup. m.; 
 , darts out and oscillates, ILyc; difficult, Anac, 
 Bell., Bufo., Calc, Con., BHyos., Lye, BNatr. 
 c, Stram.; difficult, even painful, Ant. t.; can- 
 not open mouth wide, BBLach.; difficult, with 
 
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 pain in shoulder, hip joints, and in all bones, 
 llColch.; cannot double, I IPicac; jerked out, 
 in chorea, 1 1 Sec; lapping, in epilepsy, IBufo.; 
 lolling, in convulsion, I ISil.; lolling about in 
 mouth (mental disorder), ILach.; hindered, 
 speech inarticulate, Bell.; immovable, Ars. s. 
 f., lAur. met., BPhos., Stram.; almost immov- 
 able, ICarbo v.; feels immovable, I ICarbo a.; 
 involuntary , with impossibility to utter a word 
 (chorea), IStram.; involuntary, on effort to 
 take food causing her to drop from mouth two- 
 thirds of what she has taken (chorea), I ITa- 
 rant.; oscillating, IHell.; moved and projected 
 with difficulty, IColch.; puts out with diffi- 
 culty, IBLach.; puts out with difficulty, in 
 chorea, IMygale; not able to protrude, Carbol. 
 ac, IMerc. cor., IPlumb.; cannot protrude, in 
 typhus, I Apis; cannot protrude, in sore 
 throat, Sabad.; protruded with difficulty, can 
 hardly draw it in, IHyos.; regularly protrudes 
 and retracts (hydrocephalus), ISul.; sudden 
 and forcible protrusion and retraction, ILach.; 
 when put out rolls from side to side like a 
 pendulum (typhoid), ILyc; rolled in mouth 
 like one intoxicated, INux m.; feels as if she 
 cannot keep it still, I ISticta; shaken to and 
 fro with a trembling movement, I IHyos.; 
 cannot turn food so readily from right to 
 left, as in other direction, Syph.; feels as if 
 wedged, BLach. Jgg§~ convulsed, heavy, 
 paralysis, protruding, quivering, stiff, 
 trembling, thick. 
 
 Tongue, mucus (slimy): 1 1 Ant. t., I I Ars. m., 
 ■Bar. m., Bov., Carbol. ac, ICepa, IICheL, 
 Cup. ars., IHydras., IKreo., INatr. s., IPhos., 
 ■Sep.; in cysto-blennorrhcea, UUvaursi; in 
 dysmenorrhea, I I Lace; feeling dry, Stront.; 
 in evening, Ars. h., Arum d.; in gastromalacia, 
 IKreo.; in hemorrhoids, IBerb.; in morning, 
 with unpleasant taste, Seneg. ; offensive, in 
 diphtheria of lips, 1 1 Rhus ; loaded with drying 
 offensive mucus, extends back upon pharynx, 
 obstructing passage (malignant scarlatina), 
 ILach.; in sore throat, I IPhyt.; in spine dis- 
 ease, lAlum. m.; tenacious mucus with a bad 
 taste, Verbas.; tenacious, like a membrane, 
 IIPuls.; thick, dark at root, lighter near edge, 
 clearingoff in patches,leavingexposed surfaces 
 very red (chlorosis), HSep. ; tenacious, thick 
 mucus (choleraic dysentery) , IPhos. ac; thick, 
 IMerc; thick, after cholera, IMerc; thick, 
 in diarrhoea, 1 1 Sec.; thick, dirty (measles), 
 IPhos.; thick, tough, in morning, Agar.; clear 
 with little frothy bubbles at edge (prosopal- 
 gia), I INatr. m.; in induration of uterus, 
 ICarbo a.; viscid, thready, in typhoid, IPhos.; 
 viscous, scanty, tenacious crust, Myr. cer.; 
 viscous, tough (typhoid condition), IPhos.; 
 white, Zinc; white, in gastritis, ICoccul.; yel- 
 low, Chin, a.; yellow-white, tenacious, IBell.; 
 with ascarides,' Bar. m. fig^coated, sordes. 
 
 Tongue, neuralgia: lApis, fl Kali ars., I IS pig. 
 g^T- tearing, etc. 
 
 Tongue, nodules: I Hod., Mang.; dark, com- 
 ing to a point, Ars. h.; on tip, upon which 
 forms a vesicle, resulting in an unclean look- 
 ing ulcer with a hard edge, I IPhos. ac; small, 
 become round ulcers, with hard edges and 
 lardaceous base, soon disappear and appear in 
 another part, a deep induration can be felt 
 surrounding them, IMerc iod. rub. 
 eruption, hard, tubercles. 
 
 Tongue, numb : v IIAcon., Brach., ICalc p., 
 Camph., IColch., ICrotal:, IFluor. ac, IIGels., 
 IHell., IHyos., INux m., IRheum, I I Zinc; 
 feeling as if caused by Aconite, Eup. pur. ; in 
 anterior half, llgn.; in back part, Bov.; as if 
 burnt, I IFerr., IGlon.; left side, INux v.; 
 left side, with vertigo, 1 1 Agar.; impeding respi- 
 ration, Bor.; right side, IGels.; half of, right 
 side, contracting sensation like cold feeling, 
 Ars. h.; in root (diphtheria), IBapt.; one side 
 of, INatr. m.; one side, from paralysis of glos- 
 sopharyngeal nerve, INatr. m.; as if gone to 
 sleep, IINux m.; as if unable to taste, Merc; 
 cannot touch teeth with it, Ictod. 
 Jgggf 11 crawling, formication, wood. 
 
 Tongue, pain (undefined) : lArum t., ICon., 
 I I Iod., Sabad.; at base, when stretching 
 tongue out, Coccul. ; long continued, Jatroph.; 
 in left half, Cund. ; referred to a point in 
 middle line, three-quarters of an inch from 
 apex, Vespa ; worse from pressure with teeth, 
 Arum m.; in root, IPhyt.; at root, as if it 
 were swollen, Lyss.; in root, terrible, night, 
 before going to sleep, extends to both sides 
 of throat, with fear of death, IIKali iod.; in 
 root, from frequent inclination to swallow, 
 I IBapt.; about root, on yawning, ILach.; 
 prevents yawning (post-diphtheritic affec- 
 tion), ILach.; in root, Lyss. ; with salivation, 
 Plumb.; in scarlatina, during desquamative 
 stage, IKali c; on side, lower surface, while 
 chewing, ICalc; impedes speech and motion 
 of jaw, Acet ac; when spitting, ICalc; on 
 swallowing, ICalc, ICalc. p.; hindering speech, 
 ILyc. ; beneath, when swallowing, on left side 
 behind hyoid bone, ICalc; when talking, 
 IFluor. ac, IKalm.; thrilling, caused by food 
 resting on back part when trying to swallow 
 (cancrum oris), ILach.; extends to throat (epi- 
 demic influenza), ISabad.; in tip, IIArg. nit., 
 IHep., Stront,; under, Cepa ; if it touches 
 palate, as if there were vesicles on it, IMerc. 
 per.; vesicle on tip, IPuls.; violent (Apis re- 
 lieved), Yespa. 
 
 Tongue, pale : IFerr., Ilpec, I IMerc, INatr.m., 
 Phos. ac, I IPhos., Sec, IVer., I IXan.; in an- 
 asarca, I Ars.; in cardialgia, I IStram.; in in- 
 testinal catarrh, IChel.; in cholera, Ant. t., 
 ICupr. m., IVer.; in chlorosis, IFerr.; in dys- 
 pepsia, IKali c; in chronic camp diarrhoea, 
 lLyss.; in diphtheria of lips, 1 1 Rhus; in 
 atonic dyspepsia, ISep.; and flabby, Acet. ac; 
 and flabby, in phthisis florida, after pneumo- 
 nia, IFerr.; pale, in chronic passive hemor- 
 rhage from kidneys, IITereb.; on margin, 
 Chin, s.; in menorrhagia, ICycl.; with deep 
 red furrow and pale red points in middle, 
 Raph.; tip and edges livid, in scarlatina, 
 lAilant.; at back, dirty yellow, rather thick 
 coating, extending forward along sides, IMerc 
 cor.; with yellowish streak on base, Merc, cy.; 
 gg^ cold. 
 
 Tongue, papillae : as if deprived of, Tereb.; 
 destitute of, lArg. nit.; dotted with red, IINux 
 m.; inflamed, IBell.; injected, Arum m.; 
 raised, I I Agar., IIArg. nit,, Arum m., Brv., 
 ■ Hydras., Ictod., llgn., IKali bi., ILach., 
 I IMez., 1 1 Pt el., Tereb.; raised, on apex, I ISul.; 
 raised, better after breakfast, ICroc; raised, in 
 chorea, Cup. m.; raised, in typhus, I IChel.; 
 raised,on dorsum, with a brown colored patch, 
 IKali bi.; raised, with flat taste, Merc s.; 
 
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 raised, in scarlatina,!! Arum t., BBBell.; raised, 
 strawberry -like, BArum t., BBBell., IMerc.cor.; 
 strawberry-like, in phthisis, I ITuberc; raised, 
 at tip, lIArs.; deep red, BBell.; rough, Arum 
 t.; rough, like a strawberry, and covered 
 
 • with a white film (intertrigo of anus), BMerc; 
 sensitive, as if rubbed against teeth, I I Graph.; 
 showing through coat, Vacc; swollen, BArum 
 t., BBell.; turgescent, BIgn. 1$^ rough. 
 
 Tongue, paralysis: BAcon., I lArs., BBar. c, 
 IIBell., Caps., BBCaust., ICoccul., ICochl., 
 Cup. m., BDulc, BBGels., IIGraph., Guarsea, 
 BHell., BHyos., I ILach., BMur. ac, BNux m., 
 BBOp., IPlumb., BRheum; with aphasia, 
 Strain., MSyph.; in apoplexy (old people), 
 BBBar. c; in apoplexia nervosa, BCupr.; diffi- 
 culty of articulation, stuttering if she talks 
 fast, I I Lace; difficulty in conversing, BGlon.; 
 as if burnt, BArs.; from cold, BDulc; but little 
 control, I IVar.; control lost, speech absent, 
 BCup. m.; feeling, Merc, per.; feeling, in 
 chorea of right side, BCalab.; feeling, during 
 menses, BCed.; in typhoid fever, UCqccuL, 
 BHyos., BMur. ac; hangs out of mouth, Stram.; 
 insensible, as if unable to taste, Merc per.; 
 as if lame, iEsc. g., Hydr. ac; lame and stiff, 
 Euph.; lame, after suppressed eruption and 
 abuse of mercury, BHep.; lame, if cold air or 
 water chill him, BDulc; in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, BHydr. ac; numbness of one side, 
 INatr. m.; in old people, BBBar. c; cannot 
 protrude in straight line, mouth drawn to left 
 side (child), IGlon.; cannot protrude, it 
 catches on teeth, B Apis, ILach.; rapid, Bufo.; 
 left side, drawn to right, ICurar., BNux m.; 
 of right side, drawn to left (puerperal convul- 
 sions), BBell.; when raised it is with difficulty 
 drawn back, I I Variol.; in scarlatina, BStram.; 
 want of sensation, Meph.; drawn to one side, 
 BOp.; felt very thick, could hardly speak, 
 BBGels.; g^ts involuntarily between upper 
 teeth and lip, then between under teeth and 
 lip, BLyc; tip remains under lower teeth or 
 lip when trying to put out (typhus), I BLach. ; 
 partial, IBArn. $*g tt ' heavy, motion, pro- 
 truding, trembling, stiff, thick. 
 
 Tongue, pasty: f0g~ sticky, 
 
 Tongue, peeling off: I IRan.sc; on base, Cinch, 
 bob; in large, brown pieces (scarlet fever), 
 BMur.ac; in dysentery, BCanth. j§gg?°mapped. 
 
 Tongue, pain in edges as if constantly pierced 
 by needles, worse after eating and from wash- 
 ing face in cold water: IINuxv. 
 g@f° prickling, stitches. 
 
 Tongue, pointed: BPetrol.; after abortion, 
 1 1 Pod.; in diphtheria, BLach.; narrow, in dys- 
 pepsia, Chel. 
 
 Tongue, plays with : in dentition, BCham. 
 
 Tongue, pressing: Astac; painful, BMerc; in 
 root, with dulness in forehead, BHam.; in 
 root, as if something were under, pressing it 
 upward, with pricking, Ustil. 
 
 Tongue, pricking: BlAcon., Apis, Are. h., 
 Arum m., Brach., Bry., Ced., Chrom. ac, 
 I IDros., BGlon., BKali bi., Ustil.; in end, 
 Eup. pur.; fine, on posterior part, Eup. 
 pur.; fine, over whole surface, MPtel.; with 
 heat during menses, BCed.; in point, Cact., 
 Sang.; with increased saliva, BFluor. ac; un- 
 der, in lyssophobia, BLyss.; with swelling, 
 BMerc. ; at tip, Elaps. SSif* stinging, stitches. 
 
 Tongue, protruding: BBCrotal., BPhyt, CEnan.; 
 
 in aphasia, I ISyph.; in chorea, Sumb.; in 
 diphtheria, B BPhyt.; in headache, BLach.; 
 with a jerk, in chorea, I I Kali br.; in menin- 
 gitis infantum, BApis ; in cerebrospinal men- 
 ingitis, BHydr. ac; to one side, Syph.; to 
 right side, I I Op.; slightly, BHell.; during 
 sleep, 1 1 Variol. ; protruding, in puerperal 
 convulsions, IINuxv. 
 J^gf* motion, paralysis. 
 
 Tongue, purple: BCact., BPetrol.; in diphthe- 
 ria, BLach.; with deep red furrow and pale 
 red points in middle, Raph.; deep violet color 
 (epithelioma and hypertrophy), BKali m. 
 f$^ blue. 
 
 Tongue, pasty : Jigg" 3 sticky. 
 
 Tonque, quivering : BOp. Jd^trembling. 
 
 Tongue, raw: BCarbo v., iGels., BHydras., Lact. 
 ac, Sinap.; like beef, Carbol. ac; as if burned, 
 IBCinch.; feeling when eating, BIgn.; after a 
 meal, I I Graph.; feeling, BCanth., Arum m., 
 BBar. c, BCist., Gamb., I IGlon., Merc, sul.; 
 feeling, in gastromalacia, BCalc; feeling, at 
 root, Gamb.; feeling, at left side, Jacar. ; look- 
 ing, in diphtheria, lllthus; in middle, 
 BAcon.; mucous membrane had been pol- 
 ished away (hectic fever), I IPhos.; at root, 
 IIArum t.; tip, BCarbo v. 
 ]^^ inflamed, red, sore. 
 
 Tongue, too red : BAcon, Aloe, Ant. t., BBArs., 
 Arum t., Aur. mar. , BBBell., Bism., 7?0ain., 
 t.Camph., BCham.', BCup. ac, Crot. t., Elaps, 
 BFerr. ph.,BGels., Glon., B BHyos., Ictod., BKali 
 bi., BLach., Lact. ac, BMerc, Merc, sul., BNatr.s. , 
 BNux v., Oxal. ac, Pallad., BPhos., BPod.,Ran. 
 sc, BSang., Stann., Stram., BSul.,Syph., I ITar- 
 ant.,Tereb.,B Ver.; in abscess, after vaccination, 
 HApis; after abortion, MPod.; at base, BNux 
 v.; brickdust coating, Ananth.; with blackish 
 coat, BMerc. cor.; like a beet, BNitr. ac; 
 bright, BBell., BColch., Tereb.; bright, in dia- 
 betes, INatr. s. ; bright, in dropsy, BArs.; 
 bright, in scarlet fever, BApis, BBBell., I ISul.; 
 on border, in apyrexia, 1 1 Ant. c; brown on 
 edges, with dark red streak through centre, 
 about three-quarters of an inch wide (phleg- 
 monous erysipelas), 1 1 Ver. v.; in burns, BCa- 
 lend.; fiery, BBApis, BBell.; fiery, in facial ery- 
 sipelas, BCanth.; in cardialgia, BMagn. m.; 
 cherry, BKali c; in chorea, Cup. m.: clean, as 
 if painted (intermittent), BCalc; with sensi- 
 tiveness to cold and warm drinks, Ziz.; in 
 middle and on borders, 1 1 Sul.; six weeks after 
 confinement, hydrogenoid constitution, BNatr. 
 s. ; dark, Elaps, BHydras., BNux v.; dark, in 
 diphtheria, BMerc cy.; deep, Curar., Elaps, 
 Natr. a.; deep, in scarlatina, BBApis ;with vel- 
 vety look (typhus), B BNitr. ac; in diabetes, 
 I I Kali br., I IXJran n.; in diarrhoea, Bry.; 
 with muco-purulent diarrhoea, 1 1 Kali br. ; 
 dorsum, bright, covered with a network of 
 dilated and congested veins, 1 1 Puis.; dry, 
 ■Gels., BLyc, BMerc; and dry, in cystitis, 
 BAcon.; later, dry and brown, Kali br.; dry, 
 in middle, Ant, t.; in diphtheria, I ILac c; in 
 dysentery, B BPhos.; in dyspepsia, 1 1 Rhus v.; 
 in atonic dyspepsia, BCrotal.; dry, in pneu- 
 monia, BLyc; at edges, BBArs., BCanth., 
 IBChel., BPlumb.; at edges, centre white, 
 BGels.; atedges,bright(typhoid fever), I IPhos.; 
 at edges, dark in bilious fever, BCrotal.; at 
 edges, light, Bell.; at edges and tip, Chel.; 
 at edges, and tip dry, heavily coated in centre, 
 
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 1 1 Stram.; at edges, in typhoid, llris, NNux 
 v.; at edges, with smarting and aching (sore 
 mouth of nursing women), BLach.; at edges, 
 full of small painful ulcers, IKali bi.; in ery- 
 sipelas, I I Elms; in typhus, Ars., IBapt., 
 ICarbo v., MPhos.; in gastralgia, I ISul.; in 
 chronic gastritis, IPluinb.; first half shining, 
 posterior covered with deep fur, INux v.; 
 in nervous headache, I I Plat. ; like a piece of 
 red leather, IArs.; seamed with a deep red 
 line, Calc. s.; in lyssophobia, ILyss.; in 
 measles, IIAcon.; in middle, Cham., IPhos., 
 IRhus v.; sore stripe in middle, Osm.; streak 
 down middle, Arg. met., BArg. nit., IPhos. ac, 
 ISang. ; streak in middle wide and broader 
 towards point, BBelL; streak in middle, in 
 pneumonia, 1 1 Ver. ; streak in middle, white 
 at sides (tertian intermittent), BCham.; 
 streak in middle, yellow at edges (phleg- 
 monous erysipelas of scalp), BVer. v.; in 
 morning, Pallad.; in melancholy, BAur. 
 met.; pale, Stram.; papillae project here 
 and there, Carbol. ac; in polydipsia, 
 ICamph.; in threatened phthisis, I ITuberc; 
 raw, in gastromalacia, I Calc; in scarlatina, 
 lArum t., BLach.; dark, on sides, coated in 
 centre, Lyss.; as if it had been skinned, 
 IB Rhus; with dark spots and burning, 
 ■Merc; with dark spots during menses, 
 ■Merc; in stomatitis, ITereb.; in streaks, 
 Ant. t.; and swollen, in scarlatina, I ISul.; 
 swollen and rounded, appears to entirely fill 
 mouth, could not move or protrude it, Vespa; 
 with great thirst (liver complaint), lAcon.; 
 tip, 1 1 Arg. nit., Bell., Chin, a., IPhvt., 
 IIRhus, IRhus v., Stram., ISul., Thuya, 
 Ver., Ver. v.; tip, in albuminuria, I Apis ; 
 tip, centre brown, ILach.; tip, heavily coated 
 at back (typhoid), I ITereb.; tip, dark red 
 (diphtheria), IMerccy.; tip and edges, cen- 
 tre coated, Sec; tip and edges, yellow in centre, 
 IFluor. ac; tip and edges, in gonorrhoea, 
 IITarant,; tip, in intermittent, IDiad.; tip 
 and edges, white in centre, Helon.; tip and 
 edges, yellow in centre (chronic looseness of 
 bowels and bilious vomiting), IFluor. ac; tip, 
 fiery, IPhyt.; tip, red points, root yellow (con- 
 sumption), IKali bi.; tip, triangular, IIRhus; 
 tip, small, burning blister, impeding speech 
 and chewing, Cycl. ; small, vesicular points, 
 burning as if scalded, condition extends 
 wherever there is mucous membrane, even to 
 vagina and rectum. IIRhus v.; tip, back 
 white, Sars.; yellowish, I ILach.; yellow down 
 centre (induration of uterus), ICarbo a.; yel- 
 lowish, in typhoid, ILach.; covered with yel- 
 low coating "(typhoid), 1 1 Puis. 
 gglT 1 inflamed, raw. 
 
 Tongue, rough: Ang., IBry., Coccul., Coloc, 
 Cupr. s., IGrat., IKali bi., Oleand., IPhyt., 
 I IRhus v., ISul.; in chorea, Cup. m.; on 
 edges, Osm.; feeling, I IPteL; caused by liquid 
 food (stomacace), IKali bi.; like a grater, 
 Anac; after a meal, 1 1 Graph.; streaks, in mid- 
 dle of dry (typhus), I Calc; in morning, Sep.; 
 in morning on awaking, passing off after eat- 
 ing, Sars.; with uniformly erect papillae, IPod.; 
 with thirst and increased flow of saliva, 
 I IDulc; as from sand, Coloc ja^ papillae. 
 
 Tongue, ranula (swelling of sublingual gland) : 
 IIAmb., Bell., ICalc, ICanth., Fluor, ac, 
 Hippoz., IMerc, IMez., I INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 
 IPlumb., Psor., IBThuya, I IVer.; as large as 
 a hazelnut on right side, and very hard, 
 IMerc. viv.; bluish, surrounded by varicose 
 veins, IThuya; caused enlargement of sub- 
 maxillary duct, Thlaspi ; in meningitis, IThu- 
 ya ; returns periodically, worse in afternoon, 
 Chrom. ac; returns periodically, with dryness 
 of mouth, worse in afternoon, soreness when 
 chewing, with hemorrhoids and constipation, 
 Lyss ; right side, had been opened several 
 times, and half a teacup of fluid removed, but 
 always returned five or six days afterward, 
 IMerc viv. £@T tumor. 
 
 Tongue, scalded feeling JlH?" burning. 
 
 Tongue, frothy saliva: bubbles of, along its 
 sides, or covering it, INatr. m.; feeling as if 
 enveloped by, Chen. v. J$g|r moist. 
 
 Tongue, scraping : on back part, Camph.; after 
 meal, 1 1 Graph.; feeling as if it had been 
 scraped, extends to fauces, Bapt. M^* raw. 
 
 Tongue, sensitive : ICarbo v.,Gamb., Oxal. ac, 
 IPhyt.; in diphtheria, IMerc iod. rub.; can 
 hardly bear weight of teeth, Sinap.; worse 
 from least contact of food, drink or even cold 
 air (glossitis), IMerc; even to soft food, INitr. 
 ac; feeling of rigidity, with restricted mobil- 
 ity (secondary syphilis), IFluor. ac; tip, 
 ICrot. t.; smarts when touched, Berb.; pain- 
 ful, especially to touch, Bell. ; painful to touch, 
 ICic; most sensitive to slight touch when eat- 
 ing or drinking, Osm.; tender, ICund.; tender, 
 in diabetes, I IKali br. fg*^ irritability. 
 
 Tongue, shining : jggg~ glossy. 
 
 Tongue, shooting : lApis, Ast. r., Ran. sc 
 
 Tongue, shrivelled : gggf* atrophy. 
 
 Tongue, slimy : $£gr mucus. 
 
 Tongue, smacking with : Bell. 
 
 Tongue, small : Cupr. s. J^^atrophy, develop- 
 ment. 
 
 Tongue, smarting : Arum t., Aspar ,Bapt., Chin., 
 IColch., Gamb., Ilpec, Jalap., IMerc; of end, 
 ICalab.; only at night, IPhos. ac; in right 
 side. IDros.; in tip, Agar., IDros., IPhyt.; in 
 tip, left side, in evening, Merc. sul. 
 &gT burning. 
 
 Tongue, smooth: I ICarbo a., IKali bi., 1 1 Pic. 
 ac; anterior half red and shining, ILach.; 
 in atonic dyspepsia, ICrotal.; in facial ery- 
 sipelas, IIRhus; in typhoid, I IPhos.; as if 
 varnished (typhus), IArs. 
 jgggp clean, glazed, glossy. 
 
 Tongue, sodden looking: in stomach com- 
 plaint, IKali bi. gg^* moist. 
 
 Tongue, soft : jggg 03 flabby. 
 
 Tongue, sore: Agar., Bar. c, Brach., ICalc, 
 Chim. umb., ICist., ICrot., IMur. ac, INitr. ac, 
 I INatr. m., I lOxal. ac; on tip, IIRhus, Sabad., 
 Sang., ISep., ISil., Sinap., ITereb., Zinc; at 
 base, INux v.; of back part, worse swallowing, 
 Benz. ac; on left side to root, hard to move, 
 Calab.; painful, with coldness of feet in after- 
 noon, I ISang.; edges, Diosc, Sep.; edges, 
 feel as if scalded, IPuls.; feeling on edges 
 (apyrexia), I I Ant. c; in typhus, IBapt., 
 MChel.; in acute hydrocephalus, after ery- 
 sipelatous eruption, BApis ; left side, BKalm.; 
 left side, when moving it, Graph.; left side, 
 with sticking here and there, ILach.; across 
 middle, ILach.; patches, I INux v.; withptya- 
 lism, IDig : root, rrForm.; as if scalded, Caust.; 
 in scarlatina, I Arum t.; on sides, Diosc; tip, 
 Arum t., I ICalab., ICalc. p., Chin, a., IHep., 
 
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 11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 Jugl., BKali c, BMerc. sul., Sep.; tip and edges, 
 Ictod.;tip, worse in morning, Diosc; tip, pain- 
 ful to touch, Thuya ; tip, as if ulcerated, JEsc. 
 h.; from lacerated wounds, with inability to 
 speak, IHyper.; as if full of blisters, Sabad. 
 gigf 1 * inflamed, raw. 
 
 Tongue, sooty : jggg" black. 
 
 Tongue, sordes : I I Sul.; thickly covered, and 
 dark blood, in purpura hemorrhagica, I ITe- 
 reb. 1$^" coating, dirty, mucus. 
 
 Tongue, sticky : (gluey, pasty, viscous), Berb., 
 Bry., BCarbo v., Con., Merc. iod. flav., INatr. 
 m., INux rri., BPhos. ac; nearly adherent to 
 roof of mouth, Atrop. s.; in choleraic dysen- 
 tery, finger adheres, BPhos. ac. ; in diabetes 
 mellitus, BLact. ac; feeling, Sinap.; in pre- 
 vailing fever, BAmm.m.; in typhoid, I I Puis.; 
 sticks to palate, BBry., BBNux m. 
 
 Tongue, stiff: Aloe, Arum t, Ars. s. f., BIBell., 
 Bor., Calab., BCalc. p., BColch., BCon., BCrotal., 
 Cupr. s., Euph., BHell., Hydr. ac, BLach., 
 BLyc, 1 1 Med., BMerc cor., Natr. m., BNux m., 
 Sep., Strain., I IVar.; preventing articulation 
 (cancer), ^Aur. mur.; with indistinct speech, 
 dryness in mornings, BLyc; making talking 
 difficult, IINiccol.; in headache, BLach.; in 
 hysteria, I I Sep.; leftside, swollen, with loss 
 of speech, BLaur.; impediment of respiration, 
 Bor.; one side, BNatr.m.; like a piece of wood, 
 (typhus), BArs. 
 $g^° heavy, motion, paralysis, thick. 
 
 Tongue, stinging: Arum m., Colch., BGlon., 
 Jalap., BKali bi., 1 1 Nitr. ac; on forepart, 
 1 1 Led.; frequent, burning (aphthae), BKali c. ; 
 burning, as from a blister, BMerc per.; with 
 swelling under, I INatr. m.; in tip, Broin., 
 Eup. pur., "Form.; in tip, leftside, in even- 
 ing, Merc. sul. jgg^* piercing, prickling. 
 
 Tongue, stitches: Arum m., BKalm., Nitr. sp. 
 d., Sars.; fine, Cycl.; fine, on tip, Nitr. sp. d. ; 
 fine, in under part severe, from behind for- 
 ward, when moving it, Aloe; fine, in right 
 side, worse from motion (neuralgia of tongue), 
 I I Spig., pricking, under (two years after being 
 bitten by a dog), Lyss.; worse at tip, Alum.; in 
 tip, Ang., BDros. 
 
 jg^gf° cutting, lancinating, piercing, prick- 
 ling, shooting. 
 
 Tongue, streaked or striped: black, down 
 centre, Chloral., Lept.; brown, down centre, 
 Bapt.; down middle, BBry., BPhos.; down 
 middle, deep red, BVer. v.; white on one side, 
 Rhus ; white on both sides, Caust.; streaky, 
 in dyspepsia, I IChel. 
 
 Tongue, sublingual glands : burning, Arund.; 
 inflamed, BKalm. ,B BMerc; itch ing, Arund. ;dull 
 pain in left, Cochl.; painful pressure mingled 
 with stitches, returns several times during day, 
 Blod.; suppurating pustules,Psor.; red,BCanth. ; 
 sore to touch, Psor. $2^ swollen, ranula. 
 
 Tongue, swollen : BBApis, Ananth., Ant. t., 
 BArs., Ars. s. f ., Ars. h., Arum m., Asaf.,Ast. 
 r., BBapt., Calad., BCalc. p., Camph., BCanth., 
 Castor., BCon., Cup. s., BDig., BDulc., Elaps, 
 Glon., Guara?a,BHvdras., BHell. ,Hippoz., Blod., 
 Kali br., 1 1 Kali c, BLach., Lye, Millef., 
 B BMerc, Merc, sul., Natr. a., BNatr. m., 
 (Enan., Oxal. ac, BPlumb., BPod , MPtel., 
 I I Puis., Stram., Tell., BVer.; in retinitis al- 
 buminurica, BArs.; bloody, in puerperal 
 convulsions, BOp.; in cancrum oris, BDulc; in 
 chorea, Asaf., BMorph. sul.; in cerebral dis- 
 
 eases, BAct. rac; in chronic camp diarrhoea, 
 BLyss.; in diphtheria, BMerc. iod. rub.; in 
 diphtheria of lips, 1 1 Rhus; in epilepsy, 
 BPlumb.; giving patient a silly expression, 
 BLyc; feeling, BBAcon., Camph., BCimex, 
 1 1 Glon.; feeling, in chorea of right side, 
 B Calab.; in atonic dyspepsia, BCrotal.; felt 
 too large, Kali a. ; feeling, seemed to fill whole 
 mouth, making her lisp, BOl. caje.; feeling, at 
 root, Coccul.; in prevailing fever, BAmm. in.; 
 of follicles, B Staph., Lyss.; hard and stiff, with 
 violent fever, IITereb. ; hangs out and gets 
 bitten (epilepsy), 1 1 Plumb.; hypertrophied, 
 Ars. s. r., Iod., Graph., Kali, Nitr. ac, Plumb.; 
 inflammatory, Bell., BCrotal., BMerc cor.; in 
 acute pharyngo-larjmgitis, BNaja ; in left side, 
 hindering talking, Zinc; in induration of liver, 
 BMagn.m.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, BLyc; 
 along median line, BPhos.; especially after 
 mercury, BKali iod.; in middle, small, round, 
 painless swelling, BDros.; fills mouth, deglu- 
 tition impossible, Arum m.; filling mouth, 
 cannot talk, Calad.; filling mouth, in epithe- 
 lioma and hypertrophy, BKali m.; painful, 
 Anac oc; painful on talking, BPhos. ac; pro- 
 truding, Ferr. mur.; could not protrude, 
 BMerc. cor.; cannot protrude beyond teeth, 
 hindering swallowing and speaking, BLyc; 
 under right, like ranula, Amm. ben.; right 
 side worse, Thuya ; and dark red, Ferr. ph.; 
 red edges, Merc, cy.; root, in diphtheria, 
 BBapt.; about root, external and internal, 
 BBArs. ; in -scarlatina, Amm. m.; inside, with 
 salivation, Bism.; one-sided, BSil.; hindering 
 speech, Anac; hindering speech and breath- 
 ing, BDulc; spongy, BCamph.; spongy, on 
 surface, with deep cracks or spreading ulcers, 
 Benz. ac; spongy, with a thick yellow coat- 
 ing at base, BMerc iod. flav.; after sting of 
 insects, Aeon., Arn., Bell., Crotal., Merc, 
 Natr.m.; large, swollen (stomatitis), BHydras.; 
 swollen, even to suffocation (glossitis), BApis; 
 synhilis, Crotal.; syphilitic tubercle, Calc; 
 syphilitic affection, BFluor. ac; could scarcely 
 talk (Apis 30 relieved), Vespa ; and tense, 
 Vespa ; so thick, it is bent when protruded, 
 BArs.; of tip, with burning, wakes him at 
 night, BNatr. m.; tip, with enlargement of 
 papillae, as if it had been burnt, BPhos.; vari- 
 cose, left side, 1 1 Puis.; with thick white coat- 
 ing, Oxal. ac; pale yellow, protruding from 
 lips, which are swollen, BMerc. cor. 
 jg^° heavy, inflamed, large, thick, tumor. 
 
 Tongue, tearing pain: Colch., Guaraea ; and 
 jerking as if it were to be torn out, 1 1 Puis. 
 j^* neuralgia. 
 
 Tongue, tender: g^° sensitive. 
 
 Tongue, tension : Ant. t., Ast. r.; with draw- 
 ing, as if a string were pulling centre upwards 
 beyond bones, Castor. ; feels as if bound or 
 tied up (neuralgia), BLach.; feels tied up, can- 
 not speak, BCrotal. 
 
 Tongue, thick feeling: BBapt., BCamph., BMur. 
 ac, Merc, per., BPhyt., BPlat., Syph.; talks as 
 if drunk, BBapt., BBell., IIGels., BHyos., 
 Laur., 1 1 Lye, BOp., Rhus, BStram. 
 ftf^** heavy, motion, paralysis, stiff, swol- 
 len ; also Speech. 
 
 Tongue, throbbing : Vespa. fiigir inflamed. 
 
 Tongue, tickling : in root, Lyss.; at root, excit- 
 ing cough, BLach. 
 j^* crawling, formication. 
 
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 Tongue, tingling: IB Aeon., IFluor. ac,Sinap.; 
 painful, Sec.; painful, post-diphtheritic de- 
 posits, I I Sec.; as if a thousand pins were 
 pricking it, Carbol. ac; during pregnancy, 
 1 1 Alum. Jg@f formication, numb. 
 
 Tongue, trembling: Absin., Apis, Ars., Bell., 
 Bry., llCamph., ICanth., Carbol. ac, Cup. 
 ars. , IGels., IHell.,1 IHyos.,IIgn.,l ILach., Lye, 
 IIMerc. viv., (Enan., I IPhos., Sec, Strain.; 
 in abscess of left arm, I ISil.; in chorea, Cup. 
 m.; in delirium tremens, I IStram.; in erysip- 
 elas, from a dissecting wound, ILach.; dry, in 
 typhus, lAur. met.; in typhus, lAgar., I Apis, 
 I Ars., IGels., ILach.; in shock from injury, 
 ICamph.; after parturition, ICrotal.; when 
 protruded, IBell., I Hgn., IPlumb.;can hardly 
 put it out (typhoid), IGels.; slight tremors, 
 IITarant.; when he tries to speak, Plumb.; 
 speech difficult, IIMerc; when trying to 
 speak when roused from sleep, 1 1 Var.; catches 
 behind teeth, lApis, ILach. 
 ggg" 1 convulsed, motion, paralysis, quiver- 
 ing. 
 
 Tongue, twitching : jgggp convulsed. 
 
 Tongue, tubercles: ILyc $^~ nodules. 
 
 Tongue, tumor: fold under tongue as if sore, 
 like small growths, Amb.; swelling under 
 right side, in course of two years became as 
 large as a pigeon's egg, swelling painless, red, 
 bluish at apex, as from enlarged bloodvessels, 
 on talking or chewing ejects a watery fluid 
 (ranula), IMez.; at root, left side, seems trans- 
 parent, jellylike, bluish, size of a small wal- 
 nut, painless, soft, impeded speech (ranula), 
 I I Thuya ; flat, round, with swellings at root, in 
 middle of each was seen dilated opening of a 
 follicle, Lyss.; swelling on tongue, ICic. 
 fggg*' cancer, ranula, swelling. 
 
 Tongue, ulcers : Aur. met., ^Aur. mur., Benz. 
 ac, Chloral., Cic, Cina, Clem., Cornus, IDig., 
 IKali iod., Kalim., Merc,IMur. ac, I INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, 1 1 Op., IPsor., IStaph., ISul.; aph- 
 thous, Arum, d.; aphthous,particularly in chil- 
 dren, IKali m.; probably from biting (delirium 
 tremens), I I Stram. ; bluish, I Ars.; with burning, 
 ISinap.; dark red tongue, with an ulcer size 
 of Lima bean in centre (broncho-pneumo- 
 nia), ILyc; deep, with black base and in- 
 verted edges (cancer of tongue), IMur. ac. ; 
 three, large, deep, with bluish margin, red 
 centres, near root, pain on taking least nour- 
 ishment, syphilitic history, INitr. ac; deep, 
 irregular-shaped, on edges (syphilis), INitr. 
 ac; deep, irregular, on right side, Ars. h.; 
 deep, after large closes of mercury (syphilis), 
 i IPhyt.; dirty looking, with purple blotches 
 on tip, IPlumb.; places deep enough to admit 
 end of little finger, discharge ichorous, offen- 
 sive (epithelioma and hypertrophy), IKali 
 m.; on edge, Bov., B INitr. ac; deep, on edge, 
 IKali bi.; painful, on edges (concussion of 
 brain), ICic; flat, numerous, ICaps.; several 
 flat, elevated, one large patch in centre (erup- 
 tion and periostitis, probably syphilitic), IKali 
 bi.; in typhus, lApis, I IBapt.; follicular, on 
 dorsum, IKali m.; foul, with constant oozing 
 of blood as from a spongy tissue, swallowing 
 difficult, IMerc viv.; on fraenum, I I Sep.; ex- 
 tensive, I Benz.; with deeply chapped or fun- 
 goid surface, IBenz. ac; in gastric disturb- 
 ance, Tarant.; inflamed, Sul. ac; on left 
 margin, afterwards on right, painful, Thuya ; 
 
 with lardaceous base, numerous (stomatitis), 
 ICaps.; after mercury, IIKali iod.; like those 
 caused by mercury, small, IPhyt.; with 
 tough, ropy mucus, IKali bi., INitr. ac; pains 
 as if ulcerated (glossalgia),ICalc; phagedenic, 
 on ligaments, I Agar.; sensitive, numerous 
 (stomatitis)^ ICaps; in scarlatina, I Apis, 
 ILach.; on sides, ILach.; small, in a young girl, 
 ■Bar. c; small superficial, painful, on sides 
 (epithelioma and hypertrophy), IKali m.; 
 small, with lardaceous base and red inflamed 
 edges, IMerc; small, on tip, right side, Cin- 
 nab ; patch, on right side, and irregular, 
 but very deep, IMur. ac; on right border, 
 eating into it and discharging much pus (car- 
 cinoma), I ISil.; small round, with lardlike 
 borders, Ant. t.; smarting and burning when 
 touched by food, INatr. m.; spreading, Benz. 
 ac; spreading, in stomatitis, ICaps.; deep, 
 stinging, syphilitic, with a yellow base, IKali 
 bi.; superficial, I INatr. m. ; syphilitic, I IFluor. 
 ac, IKali bi., IKali iod., IIMerc, I INitr. ac, 
 IPhyt.; on tip, Sal. ac; on and under tongue, 
 IFluor. ac, IILyc; vesicles, I IMed.; roundish, 
 in a child after vaccination, edge consists of a 
 number of pointed condylomata, which could 
 be separated by a fine probe, 1 1 Thuya ; white 
 on edges, ICic; whitish on tip, I IDros.; yel- 
 low, Aloe; yellow, flat, elevated gray edges or 
 red sw r ollen bases (aphthae), IHelL; yellow, 
 purple, on tip, with fetid odor and languor 
 (after abuse of mercury), Plumb. 
 $g^ aphthae, cancer, canker. 
 
 Tongue, veins: distended (varicose), IDig., 
 IFluor. ac, IHam., IPuls.; under, IThuya.' 
 
 Tongue, vesicles: IIArs., ICalc, ICanth., 
 Chloral., IHelL, IKali c, IILyc, Med,, IMur. 
 ac, IINatr. m., INux v., IIRhus, I ISars., 
 ■Sep., IStaph., Zinc; on back part, painful, 
 with tubercles, I Graph.; bleed easily from 
 least contact, IMagn. c; burning, ICaps., 
 IMur. ac, INitr. ac, ISal. ac; burning, in 
 scarlatina, ICaps.; burn and sting in typhus 
 and scarlatina, 1 1 Apis ; burning and stinging, 
 Spong.; covered with small, Chim. in., 1 1 Mane; 
 covered with blisters as large as peas, dis- 
 charging_ dark fluid blood (purpura), 1 1 Led.; 
 dotted with yellowish, some broken and look- 
 ing sore (nursing sore mouth), ICinch.; in 
 dentition, small, IMe^c sol.; painful on eat- 
 ing, Zinc; on edges, burning, ICarbo a.; 
 edges hindering eating and speaking, Amm. 
 c; at edge, with soreness, ISpong.; feeling, 
 Stram.; feeling, on tip, Sinap. ; feeling, on side, 
 Bar. c; in typhus, lArs.; inflamed, chang- 
 ing to ulcers, ILach.; on left side, burning, 
 Mang.; on middle, IBar. c; red, burning like 
 fire on right border, Phell.; red, as if surface 
 were eroded, pain from every motion of tongue, 
 or if anything salt or spiced touches, IBor.; 
 on sides, IHam., ILach.; on lower side and 
 tip, IIGraph.; smarting, on right side, Sul.; 
 smarting and burning when touched by food, 
 INatr. m.; small, Sep.; small, burning (scarla- 
 tina), ICaps.; small, feel sore, with much sali- 
 va, Zing.; stinging, I I Cham., IIKali m.; in 
 stomatitis, IStaph.; studded with white, with 
 red base, ILact. ac; on tip, lAnim. m., IBar. 
 c, ICalc. p., IHydras., Indig., IKali iod., 
 ILach., IINatr. m., INatr. ph.; on tip, burn- 
 ing, Amm. c, Bar. c, ICarbo a.; on tip, hinder- 
 ing eating and speaking, Amm. c; as if a 
 
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 11. TASTE AND TONGUE. 
 
 vesicle were on tip, burning when touched, 
 Bell.; on tip, feeling scalded and raw, HLyc; 
 on tip, painful, Aph. ch.,HCaust.; on tip, a row 
 of small, sore and raw, toward left, BApis ; 
 on tip, painful, white, Berb.; form ulcers, 
 Clem.; under tongue, Bar. c; under tongue, 
 smarting, Rhod.; under, stinging, BBCham.; 
 under, in stomatitis, BStaph.; small, white, 
 resembling miliary rash, Thuya. 
 gggf eruption, 
 
 Tongue, warts on : Aur. mur., Aur. mur. nat., 
 Mang. 
 
 Tongue, watery condition : with deafness from 
 swelling of tympanitic cavity, I INatr. m. 
 
 Tongue, white : Aeon., JEsc. h., Agnus, I I Amm. 
 m., Anac, Ang., 1 1 Ant. c, Apis, I Arg. nit., Arm, 
 IIArs., Ars. h., Berb., Bor., IBry., Cain., 
 Calc, Carbol. ac. ICarbo v., Caulo., Canst., 
 IChani., I IChel., Chin, s., Cic, ICimex,Cina, 
 Cinch., BColch., BColoc, Cornus, Croc, Crot. 
 t., Cubeb., Cup. ars., Cupr. s., Cycl., 1 1 Dig., 
 Diosc, lEup. perf., Euphor., BFerr., BGels., 
 
 ■ Graph., Ham., Hell., Hydr. ac, IBHyos., 
 IHyper., Illgn., llris, BKali iod., IKali m., 
 Kali n., BKalm., Kob., BKreo., ILach.,1 ILactu. 
 v., ILyc, IIMagn. c, Magn. m., BBMerc, 
 IMerccor., INux m., BNux v., Oleand., BOp., 
 IPetrol., MPhos., BPhos. ac, I I Pod., Polvp., 
 I IPsor., IIPteL, BPuls., Ran. sc, BRhus, 
 Rumex, Sars., Selen., BSep., BBSpig., Stilling., 
 BSul., BSyph., BTarax., Tell., MVib., MVer., 
 
 ■ BVer. v., Ziz.; in abscess of left arm, I ISil.; 
 in afternoon, IIBism.;asin aphthae, BManc.; 
 appetite good, BArn.; with loss of appetite, 
 (constipation), BCollin.; in forepart, posterior 
 yellow, BMerc. cor.; brownish, Cup. ars.; 
 clammy, fur can be pulled off in strings, 
 ■Bell.; coated with substance like smearkase 
 (post-scarlatinal diphtheria), I I Lac c; at 
 base, the rest red, Med.; better after break- 
 fast, BCroc; in bronchial or vesical catarrh, 
 ■Cop.; later brown crust (typhus), BApis ; 
 brownish, Apoc; in catarrh of chest, BApis ; 
 in intestinal catarrh, BChel.; in catarrh of 
 stomach, BSep.; as chalk, BBArs., BMerc, 
 ■Phos : white, as from cheese, without taste, 
 Zinc; in cholerine, BAsar.; in cholera, BPhos. 
 ac; in cholera morbus, I I Puis ; in chorea, 
 ■Asaf., Cup. m., BNatr. m.; and cold, ICalc; 
 in colic, I Plumb.; caused by congestions, 
 
 ■ Kali m.; in coryza, after mercury, B BKali 
 iod.; with cough, in consumption, BKali m.; 
 creamy, Merc, cor.; creamy at back, in morn- 
 ing, BNatr. ph.; curdy coating (gastric derange- 
 ments, BNatr. s.; in deafness. Kali m.; in deli- 
 rium tremens, IBStram., I I Zinc; in diabetes, 
 I I Helon., I I Uran. nit. ; in diarrhoea; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, BApis ; in diphtheria, BBapt.; dirty, 
 Cain., Natr. ph., I IRhus ; dirty, dry, burning, 
 Cinch.; dirty, in middle, Sinap.; dirty, with 
 elevated papillae, Oleand.; dirty, in scarlatina, 
 ■Dig.; in post-scarlatinal dropsy, Tereb.; dry, 
 in ascites, BFluor. ac; dry, burning, pricking, 
 Aeon.; dry, on edges, in typhoid, BCoccul.; 
 dry, inflamed, BApis; dry, in affection of 
 liver, with dropsy, BFluor. ac; with dry 
 mouth, Oleand.; dry, raw, sore. Calc; dry, 
 smarting, Arm, Colch.; dry, thick coating, 
 Bry.; white, in dysentery, BMerc. cor.; in 
 chronic dysentery,' 1 1 Nux v.; white, in dys- 
 pepsia, I IChel., I IKali br. ; with earache, 
 I IKali m.; on edge, BKali s.; excepting edges 
 
 which are red, Bry., BLac c; edges red in ty- 
 phus, BBapt,; edges red, in young girls, BBar. 
 c; at edges, centre and root darker, BLac c; 
 with eruptions, BKali m.; with sallow face 
 (metrorrhagia), I I Trill.; in fevers, BAcon.; in 
 ague, BNatr. m.; during apyrexia, BAnt. c, 
 ■Elat., IPolyp.; in bilious fever, BBAcom; in 
 typhus, lArn.; in yellow fever, BGels., BSul.; 
 long fur, Gnaphal.; in gastric catarrh, B BAnt. c, 
 BMerc; in gastro-intestinal disturbances, 
 BColch. ; in gastralgia, BCochl., I ISul.; grayish, 
 BMerc. cy.; grayish, worse on back part, Ars. 
 h.; grayish crust, IMerc cor.; grayish, thick, 
 in diphtheria, 1 1 Lace; in headache, ICalc, 
 BLac def.; heavily coated, BCup. ars., Merc, 
 sul., BNux v.; heavy, dirty coating (bilious 
 remittent fever), I I Pod.; in jaundice, BAur. 
 mur. nat.; with languor and sleepiness, Kali 
 br.; in acute pharyngo-laryngitis, BNaja ; with 
 a dry line down centre, BLyc; in liver affec- 
 tions, BPod.; inflammation of liver, BMerc; 
 in meningitis, BSul.; after mental disturbance 
 and night watching during pregnancy, 
 IIPuls.; on middle, BBry., BKali m., Sabad.; 
 on middle and base, sides red, 1 1 Rhus v.; 
 on middle, in diphtheria, BMerc cy.; on mid- 
 dle, with red edges, Bell., Card, m.; on mid- 
 dle, with dark streak along edges, B Petrol.; 
 milky, BGlom; milky, in apyrexia, BBAnt. c; 
 milky, in typhoid, IGlom; and moist, in cardi- 
 ac dropsy, I Dig.; in morning, I I Agar., IB Cinch., 
 Cinnab., Elaps, BHell., BNitr. ac; in morn- 
 ing, in induration of liver, BMagn. m.; in 
 morning, after heat and delirium, I IHyper.; 
 in morning, with disgusting taste, B BPuls.; 
 in morning, with slimy, unpleasant taste, 
 Seneg. ; mucous covering, Cain., Jacea; mu- 
 cus, in morning, Benz. ac; mucus, in cholera, 
 Ant. t.; with mucus, in icterus, BDig.; tenaci- 
 ous mucus (angina), llgn.; mucus, in ty- 
 phoid, BApis, MPhos.; with nausea, thirst, 
 and loss of taste, Oxal.ac; in ovaritis, BHam.; 
 as if painted, BBArs.; oval patches on edge 
 (syphilis), I I Sang.; papillae project, Ant. t., 
 Med., MVer.; with fine red points, Strain.; 
 w r ith roughness, BParis ; white, with saliva- 
 tion, Bell.; in chronic inflammation of Schnei- 
 derian membrane, BKali bi.; at sides, BCaust., 
 ■Cham.; at sides, red in middle (epilepsy), 
 
 ■ ■Caust.; often on one side, BBRhus; silvery, 
 dense, Arg. met.; slightly, BMur. ac; sore, 
 Carbo v.; with sore spots, BNitr. ac; spots 
 among the red, B BTarax. ; white, except on 
 several sharply defined clear spots, BManc; 
 with black spots, BIris ; in stomatitis, 1 1 Petrol.; 
 white, with stinging in tip, BPhos.; two stripes, 
 
 ■ Bell.; syphilitic, ■Kali m.; with bad taste, 
 All. sat., BKali c, BPod.; with dirty, putrid or 
 clammy tongue, Plant.; with slimy, fatty taste, 
 Sang.: thick coating, BGuaiac, (Hydras., 
 I ILact. ac, I IMez., BPhos.; thick, in angina, 
 ■Merc; thick, brown in centre, Ailant.; thick, 
 in Bright's disease, BArs.; thinly, in diarrhoea, 
 I ISul.; thick, dirty, BGels.; thick, in influenza 
 and rheumatism, BAnt. t.; thick, mucus, 
 BMerc cor.; thick, pappy, Ant. t.; BIpec; 
 thick, with flat taste, Ipec; in sore throat, 
 UPhyt.; yellowish, thick (bilious fever), 
 BBAcom; yellowish, thick, down centre (scar- 
 latina), BCarbol. ac; tip, red, Hippom.; tip 
 and edges red, 1 1 Rumex, BSul., BVer.; pain- 
 ful ulcer on lower surface, BGraph.; uniformly, 
 
12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
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 ■Phos.; velvety, in variola, BVar.; covered 
 with white vesicles, I Merc; in whooping 
 cough, I Coral.; yellowish, Aloe, lArg. nit., 
 ■Ars., Ars. s. f., Cycl., IGels., IHydras., IKali 
 bi., Stilling., Zinc; first white with red papil- 
 lae, followed by yellow-brown coating in cen- 
 tre, edges red, IBapt.; yellowish, in diphthe- 
 ria, 1 1 Lac c; with dyspepsia, I INaja ; yellow- 
 ish in epilepsy after "falling on head, I Cup. m.; 
 yellowish, in typhus, IBapt.; yellowish, in 
 heart disease, B Hydras.; yellowish, in men- 
 ingitis, IGels.; yellowish, at root, BBRhus; 
 yellowish, dry, tenacious substance, Sec; 
 yellowish in morning, with slimy, unpleasant 
 taste, Seneg.; yellowish, in tonsillitis, IMerc. 
 iod. flav. 
 
 Tongue, feels like wood : Bov. ; in typhus, 
 lApis. g®* numb, paralysis. 
 
 Tongue, yellow : ^Esc. h., Aloe, Ananth.. lApis, 
 BArn., Ars. h., Ascl. t., lAur. mur., I Cham., 
 IChel.,BCinch., ICoccul., Coloc, Cornus, BCro- 
 tal., Diosc, lEup. perf., IGels., Ilpec, BPsor., 
 IKali bi., ILach., Natr. a., f INatr. ph., INitr. 
 ac, BBXux m., BNux v., IPhos., IPhvt., 
 IPlumb., IPod., IPolvp., UPtel., IPuls., 
 IIRhus, Rumex, HSpig., Stann., ISul., Vacc, 
 HVer. v., Xan., Ziz.; in abortion, I Coloc; 
 bright at back, tip and edges red, IMerc iod. 
 flav. ; at base, IMerc, BNatr. ph., GXux v., 
 IITereb.; at base, on awaking, Sinap.; at 
 base, resembling a layer of half-dried clay, 
 •Calc s.; with small bloodboils on lower legs, 
 IMagn. c; brownish, ICarbo v., Cina, IDiosc, 
 Verbas.; in cardialgia biliosa, ILobel. i.; as if 
 chamois skin covered posterior part (diph- 
 theria), IMerc iod. flav.; after chill (tertian), 
 IHep.; in chorea, Cup. m.; like dry clay, 
 IHep.; in diarrhoea, Bry.; in diphtheria. 
 IBapt., ILach., IMerc iod. rub., INatr. a.; 
 dirty, Como., I IMagn. c, IOp., ISep.; dirty, in 
 ascites, I Ars.; dirty, foul breath, I IMerc; 
 dirty, in diphtheria, ILach.; in dyspepsia, 
 Arn.; dirty, in erysipelas bulbosum, I I Yer. v.; 
 dirty, in stomacace, IKali m.; dirty, as if 
 smeared with mud, IMyr. cer.; dirty, clean 
 at tip (scarlatina), IMerc"; dry, Cham. , Cinch., 
 
 Plumb., Psor., Puis., Rumex; in dyspepsia, 
 I Arn.; edges red, Chel., I Hell.; in intermittent 
 fever, I Ars., I ITarant.; in apyrexia, 1 1 Ant. c, 
 IPolyp.; in bilious fever, Ilpec; in tertian, 
 ■Dig"; in typhoid, I IPuls., I I Strain.; in yellow 
 fever, IGels.; greenish, ICalc, ICaust., Gua- 
 rsea; grayish, IPhyt.; with griping in epigas- 
 tric region, I IPtel.; in influenza, I Ant. t.; 
 with pain in upper portion of small intes- 
 tines, IColch.; in deranged liver,ILept., IMagn. 
 m., IPod.: in induration of liver, IMagn. m.; 
 in meningitis, BHyper.; in traumatic menin- 
 gitis, IHyper. ; in middle, Bry., Chin, s., 
 BLept., Strain.; in middle and back part 
 (diphtheria), IMerc cy.; in middle, with bit- 
 ter taste, Collin.; down middle, greenish, 
 Merc, sul.; in middle, moist, Ant. t.; in mid- 
 dle, in typhus, IBapt.; in middle, pleuritis, 
 with plastic exudation, IHep.; in morning as 
 if raw sugar had been partaken of, I IXatr. 
 ph.; mucus, ICamph.; mucus, thick, iEsc. h., 
 IKali bi., IKali s., Stann.; mucus, in inter- 
 mittent, I I Kalis.; mucus, with hemorrhoids, 
 IKali s.; mucus, with pressure and fulness in 
 stomach, I IKali s.; in supraorbital neuralgia, 
 IXuxv.; in retinitis albuminurica, lArs. ; at 
 root, Merc, sul.; slight, I I Lac c; in catarrh of 
 stomach, ISep.; with catarrh of stomach and 
 duodenum, IKali s.; stripe, IHydras.; as if 
 sprinkled with sulphur (diphtheria), ISul.; 
 w r ith bitter taste, IPsor.; with bitter taste in 
 morning,! ILact. ac;thick coating, Carbol. ac, 
 IColch., Ferr. iod., IPolyp., Sabad.; thick at 
 base, IMerc iod. flav.; thick, dark, dry and 
 crusty coating, rendering tongue almost im- 
 movable, IMyr. cer.; thick at base (diphthe- 
 ria), IMerc iod. flav.; thick, in intermittent, 
 lEup. perf; thick toward^ base, in catarrh of 
 stomach, IKali bi.; thick, in diphtheria, IKali 
 bi.; thick, dirty, I IVaec; thick, with sunken 
 raphe or longitudinal fissure, Bry.; thick, in 
 laryngitis, IChel.; thick, whitish mucus, 
 IPsor.; thin, whitish fur, Lyss. ; tip and edges 
 clean and red (diphtheria), IMerc. iod. flav. ; 
 red points at tip (anasarca), 1 1 Rhus ; whitish 
 coat, ICoccul. 
 
 12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
 Moutli. Saliva. 
 
 MOUTH, aching: like large lump on roof, 
 ICepa. 
 
 Mouth, acidity: after eating, ICarbo v., INatr. 
 m., Sec, ISep., I ISil.; as if he -had been eating 
 vegetable acids, Chlor.; after preserves, at 
 night, Cinch, bol.; slight, of mucus, Benz. ac. 
 
 Mouth, acrid sensation : I I Arum d. 
 
 Mouth, anaesthesia : IKali br. 
 
 Mouth, aphthae: I liEthus., -Anacoc, Ananth., 
 I I Apis, I Arum t., Aur. met., "Aur. mur., 
 BBBapt., BBerb., BIBor., BBry., BCalc, Canth., 
 Caps., BCarbol. ac, BCarbo a., BCarbo v., 
 Caulo., 1 1 Cinch, bol., BDig., jlerr. s., Gamb., 
 
 BHell., BHep., I IHydras., Blod., BJugl., BKali 
 bi., BKali br., BKali m., BKreo., BLach., 
 1 1 Lye, BMagn. c, BBMerc, BBMerc. cor., 
 IMerc. d., BBMur. ac, BMyr. cer., BNatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, Nux v., BOxal. ac, Phyt., BPlumb., 
 Ran. sc, BSal. ac, Sec, Sil., Staph., B ISul. ac, 
 BBSul.. Thuya, Vinca ; bluish or livid, BBArs.; 
 changing into canker sores, with a bluish red 
 or yellowish bottom, BStaph.; with burning, 
 and impeded, speech, BNatr. m.; inside of 
 cheek, bleeding when eating (diarrhoea), 
 BBBor.; of children, BAsim., BBBor., I IKali br., 
 BKali m., BBMerc, BMur. ac, BNux m.. BPlant., 
 
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 12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
 Viol.; in atrophy of children, BStaph.; cheesy, 
 IBor. ; with colic, in children, 1 1 Kali br.; 
 confluent, changing into cankers, I Merc; 
 after every confinement, ILyc; in infantile 
 diarrhoea, BBry.; with affection of eyes, Brom.; 
 in fauces, IIBry. ; in typhus fever, BBBapt.; 
 open fontanelles, BBry.; a group of grayish 
 white, painful, on inner left lower lip, Sul.; 
 in influenza, BAnt. t.; extends through intes- 
 tinal tract, BTereb.; with lienteria, BHelL; on 
 lips, Cadm. s., Cub.; on margin of lips, Ipec; 
 on inner surface of lips, Cinch, bol., BJugl., 
 BKali c' BMur. ac; worse on inside of lower 
 lip, 1 1 Hep.; on lips, surrounded by vesicles 
 which burn, BBMerc cor.; indicating a low 
 state of system, BBArs.; mercurial, Agar., 
 BHep., BNitr. ac; mercurial, in roof of mouth, 
 Sars.; in measles, BArs.; in meningitis, BThu- 
 ya ; with palpitation, Blllic ; of old people, 
 after sour or salty food, BBor.; sore patches, 
 similar to those in diphtheria (scarlatina), 
 IBSul.; on roof, smell, in scarlatina, BCalc; 
 in rachitis, BStaph.; on roof, BHep.; with 
 salivation, BNatr. m.; with thick yellowish 
 white scab, very painful, forming ulcers on 
 tongue and lips (diphtheria), BMerc cy.; 
 sponginess of membrane, BCamph.; sting- 
 ing, burning, BKali c; in secondary syphilis, 
 Sul. ac; tender, prevent child from nursing, 
 BBBor.; ulcerative, B BKali m. 
 JP*!? canker, inflamed, sore, ulcers ; also 
 Chap. 11, Tongue aphthae. 
 
 Mouth, biting sensation : Aeon., Amm. m. 
 
 Mouth, biting : cheek, when chewing, BCaust.; 
 when talking or chewing, BBIgn. ; mucous 
 membrane gets between teeth, easily bitten, 
 B BNitr. ac 
 
 Mouth, black: Merc, sul., BMerc. d.; extends 
 to jejunum, Ant. chl.; in scarlatina, BCarbol. 
 ac. SH^ gangrene. 
 
 Mouth, bleeding(hemorrhage): B Aeon., 1 1 Alum., 
 BArn., Bell., Cina, BBCinch., Crotal., I IDros., 
 B Ferr., Blpec., BKreo., Led., Lye, 1 1 Sul. ac, 
 Tereb., Trill.; filled with clotted blood (appar- 
 ent death), BCochl. ; clotted blood and pus 
 discharged by severe cough (variola), I IVacc; 
 clot of blood, in morning (typhoid), BCaust.; 
 blood lacks power to coagulate, in anthrax, 
 IIAnthrac; during cough and whooping 
 cough, BCoral., Dros., Blpec, BMerc, BNuxv.; 
 dark blood, 1 Crotal., BLach.; easily, BBHep., 
 BBPhos.; erosions, on inner surface of cheeks, 
 BRhus ; bloody foam, Sec; in influenza, 
 Blpec, BPhos.; on slightest motion of ton- 
 gue, speaking, drinking, or blowing nose, 
 BSul. ac; bloody mucus, after midday nap, 
 Jamb.; oozing, Anthrac; oozing, in bilious 
 fever,BChel.; oozing in purpura hemorrhagica, 
 BPhos., 1 1 Rhus, Tereb.; in scarlatina, BB Arum 
 t.; bluish color (scurvy), BMerc. 
 
 Mouth, breath : g^° coldness, fetid. 
 
 Mouth, burning : Aeon., B Apis, Arum m., Arm, 
 BBArs., Asaf., Aur. mur., BBell.,Brom., Calad., 
 BCanth., BCaps., BCarbo v., Ced., MChel., 
 Clem., Coccul., Crot. t., Diosc, Ferr. iod., 
 Gymn.,Manc, I I Merc per., Merc. sul.,BMez., 
 BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, BPsor., Sal. ac, Seneg., 
 Squilla, BTabac, Tarax., Tereb., BVer., Vespa, 
 Xan., Zing.; as from acid, Bufo. ; to anus, 
 BIris ; on awaking, with giddiness, I ISabad.; 
 in croup, IIArs., MSpong.; with spasmodic 
 cough, MVer.; in diphtheria, BBArum; bet- 
 
 ter by eating, BMez.; feeling as if burnt, 
 BLaur., Med., Thuya; as if on fire, BArs., 
 BIris ; in morning, Amm. br. , Cup. s. ; in na- 
 sal catarrh, BBrom.; as from pepper, BNatr. s.; 
 as from pepper, at night and morning, Coca; 
 as from pepper, on inside of left cheek, 
 I IDros.; as from pepper, especially in after- 
 noon, after eating (gastric catarrh), BMez.; in 
 roof, Mane; in roof, to uvula and tonsils, 
 Gymn.; as if scalded, BApis, Badiag., BBBell., 
 Cepa, Bllris, Jatroph.,BMagn. m., BMerc. cor., 
 Sep.; as if scalded, in hay fever, I ISticta ; as 
 if scalded, with intense redness of mucous 
 membrane,with small vesicular points, I I Rhus 
 v.; in scarlatina, BBArum t.; stinging, BGels.; 
 in stomatitis, BIris ; extending to stomach, 
 BMerc. cor., BMez. ; to stomach, with nausea, 
 better after eating, Sinap.; with desire for 
 stool, Cornus ; with swelling of lips and 
 gums, BLach.; ulcers, Alum., BCaps., B BCarbo 
 v., BSinap.; with vomiting, BIris ; worse from 
 cold water, Bufo. g&lgr heat, inflamed. 
 
 Mouth, cancer: epithelial degeneration, a 
 forerunner, I I Kali m. 
 8@T Chap. 11, Tongue cancer. 
 
 Mouth, canker: BBAstac, BBapt., BCalc, BCain., 
 B Crotal . , B Dulc . , B Ferr . , 1 1 Lac c . , B Lach . , B Lact. 
 ac, 1 1 Pod., I I Trill.; burning, inside of left 
 upper lip (foetor oris, diphtheritis, scarla- 
 tina), BChin. a.; with burning soreness and 
 fetid breath, BSal. ac; on inside of cheeks, 
 with foul odor (syphilis), I I Sul.; cold water 
 constantly held in mouth relieves pain and 
 heat, BDulc; in dysentery, BCanth.; after eat- 
 ing cheese, BNitr. sp. d ; worse from food and 
 drink, BSinap.; following measles, in syphi- 
 litic children, I IPhos. ac; after abuse of mer- 
 cury with ptyalism and swollen cervical 
 glands, BDulc; noma, BAlum., BArs.; in 
 phthisis, BKali c; stomacace, BArs., BArund., 
 BAsar., BCarbo v., BChlor., BCrotal., BDulc, 
 BKali bi., BBKali iod., BKali m., 1 1 Lac c, 
 IIMillef., IIMerc, BNatr. m., BSil., 1 1 Sul., 
 Tereb.; stomacace of nursing children, BMur. 
 ac; stomacace, fontanelles remaining open, 
 BSep.; stomacace, of gastric origin, BNux v.; 
 not much sloughing, but rapid extension of 
 ulceration, parts seem to be eaten away, ul- 
 cers irregular in shape, edges sharp cut and 
 flat, much bleeding, not violent nor long con- 
 tinued, BSul. ac. 
 gggT* aphthae, inflamed, sore, ulcers. 
 
 Mouth, clammy: Atrop. s., BCrot. t., I IDios:, 
 BGamb., Jacar., BLach.; on awaking, BCycl., 
 BPuls.; especially during conversation, BLac 
 def.; in diabetes, I ITJran. n. relieved ; greasy 
 sensation with bilious coating on root of 
 tongue (salivation), BIris; impotence, TrMosch.; 
 in morning, Merc sul. 
 
 Mouth, keeps clawing at it, as if some obstruc- 
 tion must be pulled out of throat, BMur. ac. 
 
 Mouth, coldness: BCamph., BCarbo v., Chlorof., 
 Coccion.; on drawing in air, Tell.; in anasarca, 
 BArs.; of breath, B BCamph., B BCarbo v., BCinch., 
 Colch.; in cholera Asiatica, B BCamph., BBVer.; 
 changed to burning, Camph ; cooling sensa- 
 tion, Chen. v. ; cooling sensation, as after eat- 
 ing peppermint, BCamph.; feeling, Plat.; 
 feeling, rises to palate, Camph.; anything 
 cold causes pain (sore throat), Sabad., Lyss., 
 Ver. ; coolness changed to sharpness, Camph. 
 
 Mouth, constricted feeling: Bell, jg^tension. 
 
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 353 
 
 Mouth, creeping : I INux m. 
 
 Mouth, diphtheritic: jg£g^ exudate. 
 
 Mouth, discolored: some places blue, others 
 covered with tough mucus (stomacace), lArs. 
 
 Mouth, drawing pain : Gymn. 
 
 Mouth, dry: IIAcon., I I Agar., Agnus, Alum., 
 Ang., Anthrok., I Ant. c, Ant. t., Aph. 
 ch., Arg. met., Arm, IIArs., Ars. s. f., Asaf., 
 Atrop., TrAtrop s., Aur. mur., Bar. m., Bov., 
 IBry., Calc, Calc. p., Calc. s., ICamph., 
 Cann. i., Cann. s., Canth., HCaps., BCarbo v., 
 ICaust., Ced., ICham., HCinch., Coccus, Co- 
 dein, Corao., Con.. Curar., Diosc., IDulc, 
 IFerr., IGamb., IGels., IGraph., Ham., Hydr. 
 ac, Inula, IKali c.,BKali iod.,IKalim.,l ILact. 
 ac, 1 1 Lac def., ILaur., ILyc.,Manc, IMagn. m., 
 Med., Merc, Merc. iod. flav., Merc, per., Merc, 
 sul., Millef., Mosch., IMur. ac, IMyr. cer., 
 IINaja, INatr. m., INatr. s., INitr. ac. INux 
 m., IOp., Phos. ac, IPhos., 1 1 Pic. ac, BPlumb., 
 IPsor.,1 IPtel., IPuls., Rumex, Sabina, Sal. ac, 
 Sarrac, ISars., Sec, Sep., Sinap., Squilla, ISil., 
 Tarant., I I Thuya, Yacc, Ver. v., Vib., Zinc, 
 Ziz.; dry, worse in afternoon, Chrom. ac; 
 dryness in afternoon, with thirst, Lyss.; as if 
 too much air were passing into mouth, The- 
 rid. ; in aphthae, IIBor.; in angina, IMerc; on 
 awaking, Ammoniac, Apoc, IParis, IPod., 
 Stront.; on awaking, 5 a.m., Amyl.; especially 
 on awaking, Coca ; on awaking, in giddiness, 
 1 1 Sabad.; on awaking, painfully (parenchyma- 
 tous metritis), I I Lac c; on awaking, with 
 stinging, Spig.; of back part, worse at night, 
 I IPhos.; back part, much saliva in forepart, 
 IMez.; and bitter, I Diosc; and bitter in morn- 
 ing, ILyc.; in brain affection, BCup. m.; could 
 not moisten least bit of bread (diabetes mel- 
 litus), I Ars.; can hardly take a mouthful of 
 bread, IStram.; can scarcely breathe, must 
 moisten, 10 p.m., ILach.; constant, as if caused 
 by heat of breath, INatr. c; in catarrh, Sen- 
 ecio ; feels as if it would crack, Arum t.; in 
 chest affection after abortion, INux m.; with 
 chilliness, I Petrol.; during chill (intermit- 
 tent), IBry.; in cholerine, IPhos.; in colic, 
 INux m.; in constipation, IBry.; in coryza, 
 ICalc; with spasmodic cough, I I Ver.; in 
 croup, MSpong,; in diabetes, I I Curar., MRa- 
 tan. ; in diarrhoea, IINatr. m.; in diphtheria, 
 IKali br.; better by cooling drinks, "Carbol. 
 ac; in dysentery, ILil. tig.; after eating, ISul.; 
 during eating, "Merc per.; with epistaxis, 
 I Ham.; after appearance of eruption in ty- 
 phus, I IChlor.; with dry fauces, IStram.; feel- 
 ing, Caulo.JColch., Jacea,INatr. m.,IINux m., 
 Sul. ac, Xan.; feeling, in nasal catarrh, 
 IBrom.; feeling, with cough, IPhyt.; feeling, 
 in chronic camp diarrhoea, ILyss.; feeling, 
 yet filled with tenacious, nauseous saliva, 
 Spig.; feeling, though moist with an oily sa- 
 liva, Cub.; feeling, with intense thirst (dia- 
 betes), I lUran. n. relieved ; feeling, in hyste- 
 ria, ILyc; in fever, IBapt., ILach.: during 
 heat, Ars. h.; just before and during hot 
 stage, Chin, s.; with heat, quotidian, 1 1 Rhus; 
 after each paroxysm (intermittent), BHyos. ; 
 with nightly fever, ICinnab ; in typhus, 
 IChlor., I I Chin, s.; in front part, INux v.; in 
 gastritis, IKali c; glistening, IStram.; with 
 
 friping in epigastric region, I IPtel.; after 
 eart attack, ILil. tig.; and hot, BBell., 
 ICalc. p.; burning heat, BHyper.; and hot, 
 
 must be moistened, IKali bi.; with heat, in 
 morning, ISabad.; in hydrophobia, IStram.; 
 w r ith constriction of larynx, afier sleeping, 
 ILach.; lips sticky, IStram.; in liver 
 complaint, IChel.; in meningitis, IStram.; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, I Cup. ac; dur- 
 ing menses, ICed., IINux in.; menses too 
 early and profuse, INux m.; in morning, 
 IIBar. c, Berb., ICham., IFerr., IGraph., Jac- 
 ar., INux, IIPuls., ISul. ,Zing.; in morning, with 
 hoarseness, 1 1 Paris ; in morning, with cir- 
 rhotic kidney, I I Plumb.; in morning, as if 
 he had taken alcoholic stimulants, INux v.; 
 yet full of sticky mucus, no thirst, Diosc. ; and 
 covered with tasteless, insipid mucus, with an 
 offensive odor from mouth, not perceptible 
 to himself, in morning, IPuls.; at night, 
 ICalc, Coff., Jatroph.; worse at night, causes 
 him to drink often, ICinnab.; especially 
 night and morning, IMagn. c; at night, 
 no thirst, ICoccul.; as if numb, Magn. 
 s.; with stricture of oesophagus, IKali c; 
 and palate, I I Hell.; especially palate. Cina ; 
 with sensation as if desquamation were 
 about to take place in velum palatum (hysteria) 
 ILach.; as if tongue stuck to palate, although 
 with much accumulation of saliva in fauces, 
 INux v.; parched, t.Camph.,Gnaphal.,IHyos., 
 ILach., Sarrac; parched, in typhus recur- 
 rens, I INux v.; parched, in eczema, IBrom.; 
 parched, in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; parched, in 
 pruritus vulvas, 1 1 Tarant.; with ranula return- 
 ing periodically, Lyss.; as if raw and constric- 
 ted, yEsc. h.; with rawness, scraping and dry- 
 ness of throat, IPuls.; with rednes-.s of gums 
 and thirst, Natr. s.; of roof, Atrop. s., DCist.; 
 tongue sticks to roof, IINux m.; scaly crusts 
 on roof, water scarcely moistens or dissolves 
 them, IMyr. cer.; alternating with excess of 
 saliva, ICalc, IKali bi.; with increased saliva, 
 in otitis, IKali c; with salivation, IKali m.; 
 in scarlatina, A mm. c, INux m. ; after sleep, 
 Apoc; worse after sleep, Amb. ; during sleep, 
 IINux m.; disturbs sleep (diphtheria), ILach.; 
 caused by smoking, Chlor.; prevents speech, 
 Atrop. s.; is unable to spit, although tongue 
 looks moist and clean, IStram.; with fulness 
 and oppression of stomach, Cornus ; with 
 stomatitis, IMur. ac; with fulness of stomach 
 and loss of appetite, in evening dryness is so 
 great that tongue sticks to roof of mouth (ty- 
 phoid fever), INux m.; with disposition to 
 swallow frequently, Gels.; with bad taste, 
 (bilious remittent fever), I IPod.; with fre- 
 quent bitter taste, I IPtel.; frequently awoke 
 at night with disgusting bitter taste* IRhus ; 
 with sour taste, on awaking in morning, 01. 
 an.; with thirst, Aloe,IBar. c, Camph., t.Carb. 
 s., Chel., ICinch., Coccus, Cubeb., ILach., 
 INatr. c, INux m., Petrol., IPhos., IRhus, 
 IStram, I Ver.: without thirst, Alum., Asaf., 
 t.Camph.^Cepa, I IDulc, Euphor., GuarasaJLac 
 c,ILyc, I IPuls., Samb., IStram.; without thirst, 
 or thirst for large quantities of water, I IBry.; 
 with frequent desire for small quantities of 
 water, IIPuls.; with unquenchable thirst, 
 IKali br., IMerc. cor., IINatr. m.; with thirst, 
 in lumbago, IColoc; with sudden sore throat, 
 as if uvula and velum were swelling, Crotal. ; 
 unpleasant, Ferr. iod.; belter by cold water, 
 IIKali bi ; better by small quantities of water 
 frequently repeated (intermittent fever), ISul.; 
 
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 12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
 with weeping and vexation, Bell.; tongue 
 white, Oleand. j^g"" heat, inflamed. 
 
 Mouth, symptoms better after eating : Benz. ac. 
 
 Mouth, ecchymosis : dark red, bloody, I I An- 
 thrac; bleeding (purpura hemorrhagica), 
 ITereb. 
 
 Mouth, eruption : cheeks, excrescenses painful 
 on inside, Staph.; herpetic, completely cover- 
 ing inside and throat, making swallowing dif- 
 ficult (secondary syphilis), ISyph. ; herpetic, 
 first affecting tonsils, then extending to sides 
 and under tip of tongue (syphilis), ILyc; 
 lined with pustules, IIVarioL; three phlyc- 
 tenulse, isolated, size of a Lima bean, on right 
 and one on left inner surface of cheeks, 
 dark blood oozes freely (purpura), I ITereb.; 
 painful, deeply suppurating pimples on in- 
 ternal surface of cheeks, Berb.; covered on 
 inside with reddish brown eruption like 
 smallpox pustules without central depression, 
 tips of pimples fill with pus, worse warmth 
 of bed (secondary syphilis), 1 1 Syph.; pustular, 
 Ant. t., Ars. s. f.; fauces covered with dark 
 red points, like incipient pustules, lElaps ; 
 watery pustules, size of a pea, on internal sur- 
 face, Berb.; small nodules on mucous mem- 
 brane, which become round ulcers with 
 hard edges and lardaceous base, slight pain, 
 soon disappear from original place and appear 
 in another part, IMerc iod. rub. gglfvesicles. 
 
 Month, exudation : adhesive coating, IMyr. 
 cer.; diphtheritic, IIArum t., IHippoz., ILac 
 c; brownish, thick, in croup, Hod.; croup- 
 ous, Hippoz.; covered with a mass of soft, 
 grayish green, small portions can easily be 
 removed, leaving an easily bleeding surface 
 (consumption), IMerc. cy.; grayish white, Arg. 
 nit., Hod., IMur. ac; white, or thin yellow- 
 ish gray, IINitr. ac; whitish gray, in diph- 
 theria, IMerc cy.; thick grayish or yellowish 
 white (diphtheria), I ISul. ac; soft, gray, false 
 membrane, Ant. t. ; tough, whitish gray, ex- 
 tends over roof (diphtheria), IMerc. cy.; ex- 
 tending to tonsils, I IMerc cor.; thick white, 
 ISuL ac; whitish, Acet. ac, IKali m.; milky 
 white, IKali iod., IMerc cy.; substance like 
 smearkase (post - scarlatinal diphtheria), 
 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Mouth, froth (foam) : Amyg., I Cup. m., ICE- 
 nan., UOleand,; with shaking chill, Therid.; 
 especially during conversation, ILac def.; in 
 convulsions, I Art. v., ICup. ac, Lyss.; watery, 
 in diphtheria, I IKali m.; in epileptic attacks, 
 ■Kali bi., ILaur., ILyc, I ICEnan., I ISumb.; 
 in epilepsy, after falling on head, ICup. m.; 
 in epileptiform spasms, Med.; bloody, in 
 puerperal convulsions, ILach.; yellowish 
 green, Sec; in hysteria, ICed.; with qualm- 
 ishness, IVer.; slight, while talking, with 
 dragging speech, 1 1 Plumb.; continual rising 
 of white froth, IMagn. m.; with unconcious- 
 ness, ICina„ 
 
 Mouth, gangrene: ICrotal., IILach.; in chil- 
 dren (stomacace), I Ars.; in aphthse of chil- 
 dren, Case . ; after abuse of mercury or chlorate 
 of potash, IHydras.; sloughing, with stiff jaw, 
 I ISul.; in stomacace, ISil. 
 j^* black, 3tomacace. 
 
 Mouth, greasy feeling : on awaking, 01. an. 
 
 Mouth, heat: lAcon., Ananth., Ant. chl., Ant. 
 t., I Ars., IBell., Brach., Brom., I Cam ph., 
 Caulo., ICarbo v., HCham., Clem., IColch., 
 
 Croc, IKali m., Mosch.; breath, ICalc,ICoff.; 
 biting sharp, Cup. s.; in catarrh, ISenecio; 
 in diarrhoea, IBor.; in diphtheria, IKali 
 br.; had to drink water all evening, Ars.; 
 and dryness, Act. rac, IBell.; during fever, 
 Ars. h.; with cold hands, IJatroph.; in- 
 fant, Bor.; obliged to keep open to cool 
 mouth, 1 1 Sep.; pungent, iEthus.; in roof, 
 with excitation of salivary glands, Polyg.; 
 with salivation, IKali m.; in stomatitis, ISal. 
 ac; with swelling, IKali iod.; with thirst, 
 IColch., IHyper., Stront.; with thirst in both 
 stages of intermittent, I ISul.; with thirst, in- 
 pertussis, IBadiag.; vapor seems to rise 
 (scarlet fever), ICamph.; with vesicles in 
 mouth (headache), I ISul.; likes to hold cold 
 water a long time when drinking (den- 
 tition), HCham. Jg^ir dry, inflamed. 
 
 Mouth, hemorrhage: J^ 10 bleeding. 
 
 Mouth, inflamed (stomatitis) : Amm. c, 
 lAlum., Apis, Ars, s. r., Aur. mur., Bism., 
 ■Calc, ICarbol. ac, ICaps., IColch., IDig., 
 Guaiac, Hippoz.,IHydras., Ilgn., Ilris, IIKali 
 m., IIKali ph., I ILac c, IMerc cy., Merc, s., 
 IMur.ac,INatr.c, INitr.ac,(Enan., IPetrol., 
 Psor., I I Ran. sc, Sal. ac, IStaph., I ISul., 
 ITereb.; back part, IBell.; bleeding, Mane; 
 burning, Ilris ; in chronic catarrh, IKali c; in 
 weakly children, I IHydras.; child fretting for 
 forty days, ILact. ac; cynanche, Vespa; 
 with smarting on swallowing, Lyss.; dry, 
 worse at night, causes him to drink often, 
 BCinnab.; with dry tongue, Cop. ; with ex- 
 treme dryness, swollen gums, great adyna- 
 mia, IMur. ac; during course of eruptive 
 fevers, I IHydras.; acute follicular stomatitis, 
 IIKali m., IMyr. cer.; cannot take food, 
 ILact. ac; from use of chewing gum, IMerc; 
 jaw stiff, I ISul.; in nursing women, IBapt., 
 Caulo., IHelon., I IHydras.; after mercury or 
 chlorate of potash, I IHydras. ; from unusual 
 flow of saliva (nursing sore mouth), ICinch.; 
 with toothache, IMagn. c; ulcerative stoma- 
 titis, IIKali m., ISul. ac; with burning aph- 
 thous ulcers, IMerc; with constant discharge 
 of clear water, IMerc cor. 
 j&gp* heat, gangrene, sore. 
 
 Mouth, indurations : on inside of cheek (her- 
 pes on cheek), ICaust. 
 
 Mouth, injuries: bruises, lArn.; burns and 
 scalds, ICanth., IHam.; lacerations, ICalend.; 
 to nerves, IHyper. g^* biting. 
 
 Mouth, irritation : as far as larynx, Cain. 
 
 Mouth, itching : Aur. mur.; in scarlatina, 
 IIArum t. 
 
 Mouth, moist : yet great thirst for cold water, 
 IMerc; with sore throat, Jugl. j^" Saliva 
 profuse. 
 
 Mouth, mucus: Apoc, ICalc, HChel., Chlor., 
 Ilgn., IKali c, IIKali m., Mar. v., IMerc, 
 ■Merc, cor., Nitr. sp. d., Petrol., IPsor., IPuls., 
 ISil.; albuminous, IMerc cor.; on awaking, 
 Bell., Hod., MPhos. ac, Stront.; with flakes 
 of blood, of disgusting taste and smell, ILach.; 
 bloody, in epilepsy, CEnan.; bloody, in scar- 
 latina, Crotal.; brown, in convulsions, Hpec; 
 brownish, tenacious (tvphoid fever), IIRhus; 
 flies from, when coughing, IChel., ilNatr.m.; 
 dark, sticky, I IVer.; dark, in typhus, IFluor. 
 ac; disagreeable after eating, ICaust.; worse 
 after eating and in open air, ILac c; feels 
 slimy, Therid.; foul, Arum d.; frothy, Aph. 
 
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 355 
 
 ch., Brom., BIgn., ILac c; gastric, setting teeth 
 on edge, ISul. ae.; as if glued up with insipid, 
 IMur. ac; as if lined with, Ver.; before met- 
 rorrhagia, IMerc; in morning IFluor. ac, 
 Merc, s., I IPhos. ac, HPuls., Sars., Zing.; enor- 
 mous discharge in morning, I IPhos. ac. ; in 
 scarlatina, |Hippoz.; forms large bubbles 
 when mouth is opened (tonsillitis), ILach.; 
 rattling phlegm, tried to scream, but could 
 not, I I Strain.; on attempting to hawk her 
 mouth clear, mucus rattled along tongue 
 quickly and continually (diphtheria), I ILac 
 c. ; reddish (puerperal convulsions), I INux 
 v.; in rheumatic dyspepsia, I I Spig.; _ ropy, 
 Ferr. mur., IKali bi.; ropy, offensive in 
 diphtheria, IBPhyt.; ropy, in broncho-pneu- 
 monia, I Lye; runs from mouth, in induration 
 of pancreas, BBar. m.; stringy, during sleep, 
 Med.; with involuntary urging to swallow, 
 Sep.; stringy, tasteless, Amm. br.; tasting, 
 flat, Aph. ch.; taste insipid, Asar.; taste sweet, 
 Asar.; tenacious or tough, Arg. nit,, I Arum t., 
 Bell., HCaps., ICarbo v., IKali bi., Lyss., 
 Pallad., Phos. ac, IRhus ; tenacious, after 
 midday nap, Euphor., Jamb.; tenacious, hangs 
 in shreds, I Hydras.; tenacious, in scar- 
 latina, Crotal.; tough, foul, during sleep, even* 
 ing, could not drink enough, Ang.; thick, 
 Yer. v.; thick, tenacious, disagreeable, Eryng.; 
 thick, tenacious, excessive, IHydras.; thick 
 tenacious, nauseous (jaundice), IMyr. cer.; 
 thick, tenacious, transparent, Ant, chl.; 
 thick, viscid, Carbol. ac; thick, white, IBell.; 
 thick, tenacious, white, INatr. s.; thick, yel- 
 low, iEsc. h.; tough, foul, nauseous taste, 
 teeth stick together as if glued, Psor.; tough, 
 stringy, with cough, BKali bi.; tough, white, 
 going off after rinsing mouth, I IMagn. c; vis- 
 cid, Cycl., Squil la, Strain.; viscous, scanty, te- 
 nacious, forming a crust, Myr. cer.; white, 
 Ilgn., Spig. ; white, frothy in corners, in 
 morning, Paris ; full of white, tenacious, must 
 be frequently expectorated, ITabac; in per- 
 tussis, ICaust.; yellow, Plumb., Spig.; yellow- 
 ish, after midday nap, Jamb. 
 Mouth, numb: lAcon., Bar. c, Bov., Indig., 
 INatr. ph., INatr. s ; , Therid.; on awaking 
 I IKali iod., Stront. ; in morning, Bov. 
 Mouth, odor: acid, BGraph.; alkaline, in tooth- 
 ache, IKali c; bad, Anac, Ananth., llChel., 
 Cup.ars.JNux m., IPhyt., IPuls., Stront.; bad, 
 in albuminuria, IINuxv. ; bad, on awaking, 
 Rheum; bad, in constipation, ICarbol. ac; 
 bad, in dentition, ISep.; bad, in diphtheritic 
 croup, IKali bi., IMerc. iod flaw; bad, in 
 diphtheria, ICarbol. ac; bad, after eating, 
 Sul.; bad, as of measles, Bry. ; bad, in morn- 
 ing, ISil.; bad, in morning, in keratitis 
 pustulosa, IMerc sol.; bad, in scarlatina, 
 ICarbol. ac, ISul.; bad, in scurvy, lArs.; 
 bad, in toothache, ICepa; bad, in incipient 
 tuberculosis, I Agar.; bad, with vomiting, 
 llpec; brassy, in diphtheria and otorrhcea, 
 ■Lye; cadaverous, IINitr. ac; cadaverous, 
 in typhoid, IHyos.; cadaverous, worse in 
 morning and evening, IHyos.; carrion -like, 
 with aphthae, IHell.; carrion-like in sto- 
 macace, ICaps.; like old cheese, Aur. met., 
 IIMez.; like old cheese, in scarlatina, 
 IKali c; as of clay or earth (early in morning 
 after rising), Mang.; coppery, in diphtheria, 
 IMerc. iod. fiav.; disgusting, "in chronic nasal 
 
 catarrh, lAgar.; fetid, Act. sp., IBapt,, Bufo., 
 BCaps., IBCarbo v., IBCham., Coca, IFerr.ph., 
 IFluor. ac, IGels., IGraph., IKali m., Kali n., 
 BSKali ph., IILach., Merc, cy., IBMerc. viv., 
 IMur. ac, INitr. ac, 1101. jec, I I Petrol., 
 UPlumb., BPhos. ac, Sal. ac, Sang., Sec, 
 Spig., IStann., Zinc; fetid, in albuminuria, 
 BApis ; fetid, in angina faucium (secondary 
 syphilis, IMerc; fetid, on awaking, Grat.; 
 fetid, in diphtheria, lApis, IBrom., 1 1 Chin. 
 a,, IKali bi., IKali m., IKaol., ILach., 
 BNaja, ISul. ac, I ITarant., Yariol.; fetid, in 
 malignant diphtheria, confined to fauces, 
 IKreo.; fetid, with post-scarlatinal dropsy, 
 IINitr. ac; fetid, in bilious remittent, malig- 
 nant intermittent, or yellow fever, ICrotaL; 
 fetid, in typhoid, I IPhos. ac; fetid, in typhus, 
 IBapt.; fetid, gums painful to touch, swollen, 
 receding from teeth, with whitish edges bleed- 
 ing, I IMerc; fetid, in headache, I Anac, lApis; 
 fetid,duringmenses,8Ced.; fetid, after mercury, 
 BBapt., INitr. ae; fetid, in mercurio -syphilis, 
 ■ Aur. mur. nat. ; fetid, after abuse of mercury, 
 with yellow purple ulcers on tip of tongue and 
 in mouth, Plumb. ; fetid, in morning, Arg. nit., 
 Cact; fetid, worse in morning (whooping 
 cough), lAmb.; fetid, a peculiar sickening 
 odor, BKali br.; fetid, with profuse saliva, 
 BKali br. ; fetid, in scarlatina, BArum t., 
 ■Carbol. ac, ICarbo v., IMur. ac, I IStram.; 
 fetid, in scirrhus uteri, lArg. met.; fetid, 
 canker sores in mouth, ■Sal. ac; fetid, in 
 stomacaceJDulc; fetid, in stomatitis, BStaph.; 
 fetid, in secondary syphilis, BFluor. ac, 
 I IPhyt,, MSyph.; fetid, with ulceration, 
 ■Kali m.; fetid, with phagadenic ulcers 
 in mouth, throat, or on gums, IMerc cor.; 
 fetid, with vomiting and sweat, llpec. ; fetid, 
 in worm affections, IMerc; foul, Acet. ac, 
 Atrop.s., Bell., ICrotal., Ilgn., IMerc, IMerc. 
 d., IINitr. ae, I ISul.; foul, on awaking (dys- 
 pepsia), BCrotal.; foul, with dirty tongue, 
 ■■Merc; foul, in intermittent, BCina ; foul in ty- 
 phoid, Blris ; foul, girls at puberty, IB Aur .met.; 
 foul, to herself, as from disordered stomach, 
 Zing.; foul, in metrorrhagia, ICroc; foul, in 
 morning, Med.; foul, in ozaena, BMar. v.; foul, 
 even to patient, BSang.; foul, with worms, 
 BTerebr; like garlic, I I Petrol., Tell.; like garlic, 
 in stomatitis, I I Petrol.; impure,ECist.;asinlead 
 poisoning, I I Plumb.; like decayed meat, BKali 
 bi.; mercurial, during menses/Bar. m., BMere; 
 mercurial, in hysteria, I IMerc; mouldy, 
 ■Eup. perf.; mouldy, in bilious remittent, ma- 
 lignant intermittent, or yellow fever, BCro- 
 tal.; musty, BAlum.; offensive, Act, rac, 
 Atrop. s., BCarbo v., BClem., Cochl., BCroe, 
 BHep., Blod., BKali bi., BKali iod., BBKali ph., 
 BLac def., 1 1 Led., BMere, I IMerc. cor., IMerc. 
 iod. flav., Myr. cer., I INatr. m., Plant., BPod., 
 Sabina, BSul.ac, Yerbas.; offensive, not aware 
 of it, Niccol.; offensive, during cough, Caps.; 
 offensive, in cynanche cellularis, lAnthrac; 
 offensive, in diphtheria, I ILac e, BMere cor., 
 ■Merc, cy., BMere iod. flav.; offensive, asfrom 
 disordered stomach , which he notices himself, 
 BHep.; offensive, in erysipelas bullosum, 
 I I Yer. v.; offensive, in typhus, BCarbo v.; of- 
 fensive, in intermittent, BArs.; offensive, in 
 low fever, BCact,; offensive, in typhoid, BSul.; 
 offensive, in gonorrhoea, BMere; offensive, 
 w T ith hawking of tough mucus, Bry.; offen- 
 
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 sive, perceptible to herself, BManc; offensive, 
 like after eating horseradish, Agar.; offensive, 
 in acute hydrocephalus, after erysipelatous 
 eruption, BApis ; offensive, with malarial 
 symptoms, BNatr. s. ; offensive, in morning, 
 (melancholy), lAur. met.; offensive, metallic, 
 Berb.; offensive, in morning, ICamph.; offen- 
 sive, particularly in morning and after din- 
 ner; from indigestion, BNux v.; offensive, at 
 night, perceptible to patient, BPod.; offensive, 
 more noticed by persons at a distance than 
 by patient himself, IMerc; offensive, from 
 decayed teeth (ischias), IColoc; like onions, 
 Sinap.; peculiar, Atrop. s., Bell.; peculiar, not 
 offensive, but reminding one of a faint odor 
 of chloroform or ether (malarial fever), I I Ver. 
 v.; peculiar, haylike, I I Kali ph.; putrid, Ars., 
 Bov.,BIgn.,IIKreo.,l IMillef., BINitr.ac, BNux 
 v., Petrol., IPhos. ac, Plant., Spig.; putrid, in 
 diarrhoea of children of syphilitic parents, 
 IBNitr. ac; putrid, in diphtheria, BArum t., 
 1 1 Lac c, BMur. ac, BRhus ; putrid, in typhus, 
 ■ BArn., BRhus ; putrid, especially in morning, 
 ILyc, BPuls.; putrid, in scarlatina, BCarbol. 
 ac, iHippoz.; putrid, in stomacace, BChlor.; 
 putrid, with worms, BSSpig.; rotten, BGraph. ; 
 as if filled with air, tasting of rotten eggs, 
 BAcon.; sickening, Aloe ; sickly, ECroc; sickly, 
 in chronic diarrhoea, IMerc; sourish, Cham., 
 lEup. perf.; sour, BNux v., ERheum, Sep., 
 BSul. ; sour, in hydrocephalus or meningitis, 
 BSul.; sour milk, catarrh of stomach, 1 1 Sep.; 
 stench, Bar. c; stench, in diphtheria, I I Kali 
 ph., IISul.; stench, in stomatitis, BLach.; as 
 from a disordered stomach, Coccus ; sweetish, 
 BMerc; sweet, in diabetes, I I Uran. n. relieved ; 
 unbearable, in scarlatina, B BCarbol. ac; un- 
 bearable, in stomacace, BCaps.; like urine, 
 BGraph. j^ST gangrene. 
 
 Mouth, pain (undefined): Cop.; through head 
 and down back of neck, Lvss. 
 
 Mouth, pale: BEup. perf.,* BFerr., BMerc d., 
 BNatr. m.; with erosions, BMerc viv.; in me- 
 grim, BFerr.; in menorrhagia, BCycl. 
 
 Mouth, patches: aphthous, BBBry.; aphthous, 
 on roof, BPhos.; bluish-red, Berb.; small, cir- 
 cular, like smallpox pustules (diphtheria), 
 BAnt. t.; corrugated, Carbol. ac; hemorrha- 
 gic, streaks (purpura), I IPhos.; inflamed, 
 Aloe ; purpura, ILach., BPhos.; sore, I INux v.; 
 syphilitic, IIHydrocot., BKali iod., BMerc, 
 BMerc iod. rub., BNitr. ac; white, hardened, 
 t.Carbol. ac; dotted with white, burning, scald- 
 ing, Sal. ac; white, similar to those in diph- 
 theria (scarlatina), I ISul.; white, with saliva- 
 tion, 1 1 Sang.; three large whitish (scarlatina), 
 BApis; whitish, somewhat elevated, ulcerated, 
 sequelpe to gonorrhoea, BZinc; ulcerated, in 
 scarlatina, BCarbol. ac. jggraphthae, canker, 
 eruption, raw, syphilitic, ulcer. 
 
 Mouth, pricking: BNatr, ph., Mane; as from 
 pins, Spig. 
 
 Mouth, purplish: in diphtheria, BLach. 
 
 Mouth, paralysis: drink runs out (imbecility), 
 Anac oc; food escapes, in chorea, BArt. v.; 
 food escapes during chewing, Arg. nit.; diffi- 
 culty of swallowing, BCurar.; paralytic weak- 
 ness of parts, Bell. 
 
 Mouth, pyrosis : g^° Chap. 1 6, Waterbrash. 
 
 Mouth, raw (corroded, excoriated) : Anac oc, 
 BCarbo a., Chloral., Coccus, BHydras., BIg:i., 
 (Enan., Spong., Tarax.; in children, Arund.; 
 
 feeling, Amm. c,Asim., BIgn.,Merc sul., Sang., 
 Strain.; as from mercury, Ant. t.; in scarla- 
 tina, lIArnm t., IISul.; denuded spots, pre- 
 ceded by burning, BLach.; denuded spots, in 
 stomacace, IDulc; extends to stomach, with 
 burning, rising up toward throat, Tarax. 
 giT* burning, inflamed, patches. 
 
 Mouth, too red: Amm. c, Calad., BBor., Chlo- 
 ral., ICup. ac, Cycl., BHyos., BBKali m., 
 BMerc, Merc sul., INitr. ac, 1 1 Rhus v.; 
 bright, in diphtheria, SB Apis; bright or 
 dashed with red, Ferr. iod.; with flat, painful 
 blisters (stomatitis), BNatr. c; equally dis- 
 tributed, pink, Lyss.; dark, BHydras., Natr. 
 m.; dark, in diphtheria, BMerc cy.; in 
 diphtheria, BKali bi„ I I Sal. ac; fiery, BApis; 
 intense, with small vesicular points, with 
 burning as if scalded, 1 1 Rhus v.; pale, ILach.; 
 with profuse flow of saliva (stomatitis from 
 use of chewing gum), BMerc. sol.; slight, with 
 rawness and scraping, BNatr. c; swelling, 
 Bell.; as if covered with wine dregs (scarla- 
 tina), BApis. fiiir inflamed. 
 
 Mouth, rough: Amm. c, Calc; bristling sen- 
 sation, with dryness, BCalc; feeling, Natr. 
 s.; in morning, Sep.; especially palate, Cina; 
 as if sand were in it, dry, Bov. 
 M^° Chap. 11, Tongue papillee. 
 
 Mouth, scalding: flg£» burning, injuries. 
 
 Mouth, scraping: Arn., Dig., Gymn. 
 
 Mouth, scorbutis (scurvy) : Cist., Citrus, BNatr. 
 m.; with hematuria, INatr. m.; after mer- 
 cury, BKali m. $$^* aphthae, canker, in- 
 flamed, ulcers ; also Chap. 10, Gums scor- 
 butis. 
 
 Mouth, sensitive : 1 1 Kali iod., BSinap.; cannot 
 bear anything hot, Sabad.; in neuralgia, 
 I ISil.; sore places, even to liquids, BNatr. m.; 
 painful, BApis; rinsing causes cough and 
 vomiting, BCoccus; in syphilis, BBPhyt.; to 
 touch, BIHep., BNatr. s* 
 jpgg^inflamed, sore. 
 
 Mouth, smarting: Amb., Ced.,Cornus, Crot.t., 
 Blpec, Tarax.; when masticating, Phos. ac; 
 with desire for stool, Cornus. 
 g^° burning, heat. 
 
 Mouth, sore : I All. sat., BArs., 1 1 Ars. m., Arum 
 d., Chlor., Dig., EHelon., BHep., BHydras., 
 BIgn., BLach., BLact. ac, IIMed., IBMerc, 
 BMerc. cor., Merc sul., BENatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 I lOxal. ac, I IPhos., 1 1 Rhus v., I IStram.; of 
 children, BCalc; of sucklings and consump- 
 tives, EBapt.; in chorea, BNatr. m.; with loose 
 cough, Magn. s.; unwilling to drink (scarla- 
 tina), I Arum t.; when eating, Alum.; on chew- 
 ing, Chrom. ac; on chewing, with ranula re- 
 turning periodically, Lyss.; worse from warm 
 food, Psor.; can take only liquid food, Mane; 
 feeling as if sore and thick, Lachn.; in pre- 
 vailing fever, BAmm. m.; in febrile and ca- 
 tarrhal states, intermittent or remittent type, 
 IGels.; with spongy, bleeding gums, BKali 
 m.; inner side of left, opposite molars, as if 
 there were lumps, Lyss.; worse in morning, 
 with thirst, I I Petrol.; of nursing mothers, 
 BHydras., BLach., 1 1 Lac c, I I Pod.; nursing, 
 especially if breasts are sore, BPhos.; with 
 little white points surrounded by red mucous 
 membrane, with hot burning sour eructations, 
 BSinap.; in last stage of phthisis, B BLach.; 
 putrid, ICrotal.; sore spot inside of right, 
 BCalc p.; in roof, Cinnab.; with salivation, 
 
12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
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 IDig.; in scarlatina, IMerc; after scarlet fever, 
 ILach.; in scarlatina, during desquamative 
 stage, BKali c. ; can scarcely swallow, morn- 
 ing after rising, Ant. t.; with slimy, offen- 
 sive taste and heavily coated tongue, 1 1 Phos. ; 
 with increased thirst, lArs., BNatr. m., IPhos.; 
 inside of upper lip, Calc s. 
 jgggr 5 aphthae, canker, inflamed, scorbutis, 
 sensitive, swollen, ulcers. 
 
 Mouth, sticky : Calad., Merc. iod. flav., INux 
 m., IXuph., IPuls, I I Rhus, BYer.; on awaking 
 (dyspepsia), ICrotal.; feverish feeling, I I Gels.; 
 in" typhoid, IGels.; in yellow fever, IGels.; 
 in morning, Ant. sul. aur., ISul.; with heat, 
 in morning, BSabad.; especially in morning, 
 better after eating, Berb.; with violent thirst, 
 HXatr. m.; viscid, Atrop. s. 
 g@?° mucus, tenacious. 
 
 Mouth, stinging : INitr. ac; with dryness on 
 awaking, Spig.; as with a hundred needles, 
 I I Arum m.; burning, with sour taste, I I Kali m. 
 
 Mouth, swollen : Ant. t., Calad., ICaust., Cop., 
 IHydras., I BKali m., I IMerc., Merc, s., IBNitr. 
 ac, Vespa ; in aphtha?, IMerc. cor.; especially 
 inside of cheeks, lAmm. c; in diphtheria, 
 IMerc. cy.; tense, almost painless, size of a 
 pigeon's egg in roof (scarlatina), I I Paris ; feel- 
 ing, Amm. c, ICamph.; fundus elevated, as 
 hard as a callus, extends to parotis and reaches 
 to external surface of lower jaw (cynanche 
 cellularis), lAnthrac; with heat, IKali iod.; 
 left corner puffed, Asaf.; of inner side of left, 
 opposite molars, Carbol. ac; and red (stoma- 
 cace), IDulc; ulcerated, with pricking pains, 
 especially after abuse of mercury, I INitr. ac. 
 
 Mouth, syphilitic affections : Hydras., I IKali 
 bi., IIKaliiod., IKali m., IIMero., IBNitr. ac, 
 IPhyt, IDSyph. JSg§~ inflamed, sore. 
 
 Mouth, scurvy : jg£gf° scorbutis ; also Chapter 
 10, Gums scorbutic. 
 
 Mouth, tearing pains : when moving, I IDulc 
 
 Mouth, tension : Ant. t.; painful, Cupr. s. 
 ggp^ constricted. 
 
 Mouth, touch : figgf*" sensitive. 
 
 Mouth, tingling: IB Aeon.; as from galvanic 
 battery,. Ced. 
 
 Mouth, tickling: Psor. 
 
 Mouth, tumors: malignant, Calc; small, in 
 various places, ILyc; spongy, painless, size of 
 a marble, on inner side of right lower lip, 
 near corner of mouth, with -a streak down 
 neck, INitr. ac. $s^~ cancer, swollen. 
 
 Mouth, taste : ££§=■ Chapter 11, Taste. 
 
 Mouth, ulcers : Agnus, lAnac, Ananth., BIArs., 
 Bapt., Calc, jChrorn. ac, Cornus, Hippoz., 
 I Iris, Jatroph., IBKali iod., IMerc. d., IBNitr. 
 ac, 1 1 Op., 1 1 Petrol., IPhyt., I IPicac, IPsor., 
 I IPvumex, IStaph., I ITereb., Thuya; extend- 
 ing through alimentary canal, with watery 
 stools, BBapt.; aphthous, in children, Cornus ; 
 aphthous, on cheeks, particularly in children, 
 IKali m.; aphthous, of entire surface, ISul.ac;. 
 aphthous, deeply corroding, IKali bi.; aph- 
 thous, with putrid smell, Blod.; aphthous, 
 fetid, sour smelling (typhoid fever),! IMur. ac; 
 small aphthous, with putrid smell, bloody 
 saliva runs out at night, INux m.; having a 
 black or dark base and dipping deep in, tend- 
 ing to perforate (malignant scarlatina or diph- 
 theria), IMur. ac; on back part, well defined 
 edges surrounded by a coppery hue, do not 
 extend from primary seat, IMerc. viv.; burn- 
 
 ing, Alum., ICaps., ISinap. ; burning, like live 
 coals, lArs., ICarbo v.; cankerous, spreading, 
 with sanious discharge from nostri Is and throat 
 (scarlatina), BLach.; in catarrh, BHippoz., IHy- 
 dras.; on inner side of cheeks, Gamb.; from 
 cold or gastric derangement, Cornus ; con- 
 fluent, with ptyalism, IMerc.; dark, I INitr. ac; 
 dark bluish, in typhoid, IMur. ac; deep, Carbo 
 v., Gamb.; deep" eating, I INitr. ac; extend 
 in depth (syphilitic, IMerc; in diph- 
 theritis, I I Arum t.; in diphtheria, agoniz- 
 ing, IHippoz.; dirty, I INitr. ac, BPlumb.; 
 discharge corroding, burning (syphilis), 
 IKali iod.; discolored, IBNitr. ac; destruc- 
 tive, I INitr. ac; dotted with, BMerc cy.; 
 flat, BCaps.; flat, burning and painful when 
 touched, INatr. c ; flat, whitish in corners, 
 I IMez.; flat, lentil-sized, with lardaceous base, 
 painful while eating (after measles), BMerc; 
 flat, in stomatitis, BCaps.; flat, yellow, eleva- 
 ted grav edges or red swollen bases (aphthae), 
 BHell.; flat, whitish, I IMez.; fetid, turn yel- 
 low, Plumb.; fetid, syphilitic, BMerc; after 
 fever, Cupr. s.; follicular, IHydras., IKali m.; 
 gray, Carbo v.; gray numerous, in diphtheria, 
 I IKali m.; herpetic, phagedenic, Ars. s. f.; 
 isolated, Carbo v.; jagged edges and spongy 
 base, lArs.; base resembling lard, IHep.; lar- 
 daceous bottom, fiery red edges, as if cut down 
 with a knife, felt hard like indurated chancre 
 (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; at first larda- 
 ceous, later discolored, IBNitr. ac; in left 
 cheek, I INatr. m.; inside of lip, concussion 
 of brain, ICic; with indurated edges and 
 smarting, IKali bi.; on inner surface, 
 after typhoid, blandest food causes in- 
 tolerable pain, IMerc; inside of lower lip, 
 I I Calc; painless, on inner surface of lower lip, 
 edges hard, serrated, base lardaceous, after 
 suppression of a brown herpetic eruption on 
 face, I IPhos.; malignant, BIArs.; irregular, 
 looking as if coated with milk, I IKali iod.; 
 on inner lip, Gamb., IGraph.; on inner lips, 
 spreading inside (stomatitis), ICaps., on inner 
 lower lip, small white, size of point of finger, 
 pale halo, Ars. m.; on inner lower lip, yellow, 
 especially painful in morning, Zinc; painful, 
 I Ars. ; painless, Hell.; painful, on inner cheek, ' 
 when closing teeth, I I Petrol; perforates 
 cheeks, IKali m.; phagedenic, with fetid 
 breath, IMerc. cor.; purple, BPlumb.; putrid, 
 pain slight, in well-developed ulcers, IBapt.; 
 small, on inside of right cheek, very painful, 
 BPhyt.; ulcer, gangrenous centre in right side 
 near apex of tongue (secondary syphilis), 
 I ISyph.; on inside of right cheek, round, with 
 grayish base, borders as if cut out and sur- 
 rounded by great redness, BMerc. cy.; rapid- 
 ly forming", gangrenous, IBor.; inside of cheek, 
 with salivation, IMerc viv.; caused by acrid 
 salivation, in cheeks, INitr. ac; with copious 
 salivation, Uran. nit.; irregular, superficial, 
 with violent ptyalism, IKali iod.; sensitive, in 
 stomatitis, ICaps.; sensitive on inner surface of 
 cheeks, even blandest food causes intolerable 
 biting pain, after typhoid, IMerc viv.; small, 
 I Alum., ICaps., Chlbr., IMerc; small, scattered, 
 Carbo v.; small, with lardaceous base and 
 redinflamed edges on inside of cheeks, [Merc.; 
 smarting, burning when touched by food, 
 INatr. m.; spreading, I Alum.; in stomatitis, 
 on inner cheek, 1 1 Petrol. ; begin to suppurate 
 
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 12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
 (syphilitic), IMerc; syphilitic, Cupr. s., 
 BEluor. ac, iKali bi., IKali iod., I ILach., 
 ILyc, IIMerc., IINitr. ac, IPhyt.; syphi- 
 litic, rapidly affect surrounding parts, ton- 
 sils, larynx and pharynx becoming affected, 
 ulcers extend in depth, begin to suppurate or 
 emit an offensive odor, IMerc; syphilitic, 
 mucous patches on inner surface of cheeks, 
 round spots but lightly demarcated, bare of 
 epithelium and covered with a creamy exu- 
 dation, discharge varies in character, spots 
 very sensitive, IMerc. iod. rub.; twenty 
 syphilitic, two large ones, one each side near 
 apex of tongue, very much swollen, I ISyph.; 
 trivial, swelling extreme (cancrum oris), 
 IDulc; vesicular, Chim. umb., 1 1 Med.; white, 
 in emphysema, IHep.; painful whitish, in 
 stomatitis, ISul. ac; yellow, on inner sur- 
 face of left cheek, especially painful in morn- 
 ing, Zinc; yellow, painful, in stomatitis, 
 ISul. ac; yellow, purplish, fetid, languor (after 
 abuse of mercury), Plumb. jgigT aphthae, 
 canker, gangrene, infiamed.sore.scorbutis. 
 
 Mouth, uneasiness: Ant. chl. 
 
 Mouth, vesicles: Ant. t., BBArs., ICalc, Hell., 
 (Enan., IStaph.; burning, Amm. c, ICaps., 
 Gamb., IKali c, SiKali iod., I IKali m., 
 IPsor.; burning, in aphthse, ICarbo a.; burn- 
 ing, in cancrum oris, ICaps.; burning, in cor- 
 ners, Seneg.; burning, and painful wdien 
 touched, INatr. c; burning, in scarlatina, 
 ■Caps.; I ISul.; burning and stinging, Spong.; 
 inside of cheeks, IBar. c.j in dysentery, 
 ICanth.; as if burnt, Amb.; as if filled with 
 blisters, Thuya ; with heat of mouth (head- 
 ache), I ISul.; hemorrhagic, in bilious fever, 
 IChel.; large, IMerc; lip, on inner side of 
 lower, sore when eating, Rhod.; on inner sur- 
 face of lips, skin peeling off in patches, I I Med.; 
 painful,! A nac; painful, in cancrum oris, ICaps.; 
 as large as peas, discharging dark fluid blood 
 (purpura), 1 1 Led.; in scarlatina, IMerc, ISul.; 
 small, round, upon reddened surface, which 
 soon open and form flat ulcers, with red edges 
 and white or yellowish base, IMerc; full of 
 serum, Chel.; small, ICanth., 1 1 Mane; small, 
 child disposed to convulsions, IBell.; small, in 
 patches, containing a colorless, limpid fluid, 
 Ind.; studded with small, in scarlatina, 
 ■Merc; smarting and burning when touched 
 by food, INatr. m.; stinging, I IKali in.; in 
 stomatitis, IStaph.; forming ulcers, ICarbo a.; 
 covered with white blisters, ICanth.; in, 
 whooping cough, I IKali s. 
 
 Mouth, warts : condylomata, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Mouth, waterbrash : fig^ Chap. 16. 
 
 SALIVA, acid: Ang., Illgn, I IKali m. 
 figa?* taste sour. 
 
 Saliva, acrid : Atrop. s., I IMerc cor.; increased, 
 Agar.; running, in diphtheria, ILach.; in 
 mercurial caries, Asaf. ; making lips sore, 
 IINitr. ac; in scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t. 
 
 Saliva, albuminous: Calad. Jg^* mucous, 
 tenacious. 
 
 Saliva, alkaline : Sinap. g^° soapy. 
 
 Saliva, bloody: Ars., Aspar.; during epileptic 
 attack, Bufo., ICarbo v., ICrotal., IDros., 
 IHyos., IIMagn. c, IMerc viv., IMerc cor., 
 INatr. m., IINitr. ac, Sul., Zinc; in convul- 
 sions, II Bufo.; in diphtheria, IMerc cor.; 
 filled with shreds of decomposed or disorgan- 
 ized blood (purpura), I IPhos.; from delayed 
 
 menses, INatr. m.; at night, INux v.; smells 
 like onions, with sensation as if a worm were 
 crawling at root of tooth, IKali iod.; runs out 
 of mouth during sleep, IRhus; with sweetish 
 taste, IKali iod. 
 
 Saliva, bluish: Plumb.; bluish white, frothy, 
 Carbol. ac. 
 
 Saliva, brownish : Bell., Bism. 
 
 Saliva, cold : collects in mouth, Asar.; cool, 
 Cist.; feels cold, particularly on left side of 
 mouth, Chen. v. 
 
 Saliva, like cotton : IBerb., BNux m. 
 jggp^ white. 
 
 Saliva, diminished : 1 1 Arm, Ars., Asaf., Aspar., 
 Calad., Merc, per., INux in., IIOp., Spong., 
 Petrol., IVer. 
 
 Saliva, fetid : Ars., IManc, IMerc, IMerc. iod. 
 flav., IINitr. ac; in diphtheria, ILach., SMerc 
 cy.; fetor intolerable, IMercd.; with inflamed 
 throat, Cain.; offensive, Alum., ICaps., Petrol.; 
 offensive, in diphtheria, IMerc. cor.; offensive, 
 in glossitis, IMerc; offensive, worse in morn- 
 ing, with thirst, 1 1 Petrol.; putrid, IMerc. d.; 
 sweetish, in indurated pancreas, ICarbo a. 
 
 Saliva, frothy (foaming) : Aeon., lApis, Berb., 
 Cann. i., Cina, ICrotal., IHyos., Kalibi., Lyss., 
 Picac; with belching, after dinner, IKreo.; 
 bloody, during agitation of muscular system 
 (epilepsy), IBufo. ; blood, streaked, Canth.; 
 with cough, ICup. m.; with dry mouth, Coc- 
 cul.; in typhoid, IBry.; soaplike, in mouth 
 and throat (typhoid), IBry.; when talking, 
 Jamb. 
 
 Saliva, glairy : IStram. 
 
 Saliva, salivary glands : acts upon Natr. m.; 
 affected, in Bright's disease, IColch.; excites 
 secretion, Iris, Med.; excitation, with heat in 
 roof of mouth, Polyg. ;induration, with or with- 
 out fistula, ICup. m.; inflammation, liSil.; 
 chronic inflammation, INatr. m.; irritation, 
 Crot. t.; painful, I IMerc sol.; painful, in diph- 
 theria, IMerc. iod. flav.; tender,IMur. ac; ting- 
 ling, after eating, with sensation of fermenta- 
 tion in oesophagus and copious salivation, 
 IKalm.; swollen, Ananth.,Bar.m., Bell., IMerc. 
 cor., IMerc iod. flav., IIMerc sol., BMur. ac; 
 swollen, in diphtheria, IMerc. cor., IMerc iod. 
 flav.; orifices, sore, Aeon.; orifices swollen, 
 painful. BIgn.; orifice of excretory duct swol- 
 len, ulcerated, extremely painful, IMerc. sol.; 
 swollen, in typhus, Crotal.;. swollen, in menin- 
 gitis, BThuya ; swollen, with toothache, 
 BIMerc; enlargement of submaxillary duct, 
 caused by ranula, Thlaspi ; suppuration, 
 HSil.; ulceration, IIMerc. sol. 
 
 Saliva, hot: Daph.; increased, Polyg.; during 
 pyrosis, Sabad.; with eructations, Mosch. 
 
 Saliva, mucous: IGlon., ICamph., Lyss.; espe- 
 cially in back part of mouth, ILach.: flowing 
 in strings, grayish, IMerc; in scarlatina, 
 ICaps. JU^T" albuminous, tenacious. 
 
 Saliva, profuse (ptyalism, salivation): IIAcet. 
 ac, Act. sp., jEsc. h., jEthus., I I Agar., All. 
 sat., Aloe, I Alum., Anag., Aug., Ant. t., 
 1 1 Apis, Apoc, Arg. nit., Arm, Ars. h., 
 Arum m., Arund., Asar., Aspar., Ast. r., BAur. 
 met., 7rAur. mar., Bapt., Bell., IBor., Bov., 
 IBrom., Cadm. s., Cain., Calab., Calc a., 
 ICamph., ICanth., ICaps., ICarbo v., Card m., 
 Chlor., Cham., ICic, Cina, ICinch., ICoccus, 
 Cochl., Con., Cop., Cup. m., Cycl., Daph., 
 Dig., IDulc, lEucal., Eup. pur., Ferr. iod., 
 
12. INNER MOUTH. 
 
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 IFluor. ac, CGamb., IGlon., IHell., BHippom., 
 Hippoz., Hydr. ac, lilod., Hgn., Ilris, Jab., 
 Kali bi., IKali iod., IKali m., IILae c, ILyc, 
 Lyss., IManc, Mar. v., liMerc, Merc, cy., 
 IMerc. d., Merc, sul., I IMez., IMur. ac, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., IINitr. ac, Nitr. 
 sp. d., INux m., IINux v., IICEnan., I f Op., 
 1101. an., Plant., Plumb., IPhos., IPhyt., 
 IPod., Ptel., IPuls., Sabad.,Sec, Seneg., BSep., 
 BSil., Sinap., I ISquilla, I I Staph., BStram., 
 Tell., iTereb., Ustil., BVer., 1 1 Ver. v., Vinca, 
 Xan., I I Zinc; acrid, Lactu. v., IMerc; acrid, 
 in mercurial caries, Asaf.; acrid, causing ul- 
 ceration of lips, chin and cheeks, INitr. ac; 
 in angina, IBar. m.; in aphthae, BHell. , 
 I IMerc, IMerc cor., INatr. m.; in apoplexy, 
 lAnac, IINux v.; in asthina, ICarbo v.; awak- 
 ens, Coccion.; on rising in morning, I I Ver.; 
 particularly with pain in back, Cinnam.; 
 with rising of bile into throat, Lyss.; 
 with belching, Calc a.; in cardialgia, I IPuls.; 
 caused by faint feeling in chest, I I Sul.; 
 with chills and fever, IStram.; during chill 
 (intermittent), ICaps.; after shivering, or 
 with inclination to vomit, Euphor.; makes 
 chin sore (diphtheria), IMerc iod. flaw; 
 in cholera sporadica, MColch.; clammy, 
 with nausea, ILobel. i.; arrested by child 
 taking cold (dentition), . IMerc. sol.; with 
 colic, I I Led., Rheum; constant trickling, 
 ICup. m.; in coryza, ICalc p., Cup. ars. ; in 
 puerperal convulsions, I IMerc. sol.; with 
 cough, Amb., BAmm. m., Merc; with crawling 
 in inner surface of cheeks, I I Zinc ; in cynanche 
 cellularis, lAnthrac. ; dark, IMerc. d.; in den- 
 tition, BHel., BMerc sol., INatr. m., BBSil.; 
 suppressed, in teething children, 1 1 Kali br.; 
 in diarrhoea, BAnt. c, Rheum ; in diphtheria, 
 BBrom., BBJab., IKali perm., I I Lace, IMerc. 
 cy., ISul. ac; after diphtheria, with swell- 
 ing of parotids, Ilris v.; dribbling, BStram.; 
 dribbling, in apoplexia nervosa et serosa, 
 llpec; in dropsy, ILyc; after eating, I All. 
 sat., Cast', eq., ICaust., INatr. s., Sul.; fetid, 
 Hod.; fetid breath, IKali br.; fetid, with sore- 
 ness of mouth, gums, and tongue, IDig.; fetid, 
 in stomacace, IDulc; fetid, with inflamed 
 tongue, B Petrol.; during febrile stage, IDros.; 
 during apyrexia, Ipec; during fever, ISul.; 
 in typhus, Agar.; during nervous fever, Dig.; 
 frothy, IDig.; in diseased submaxillary gland, 
 BKali iod.; in gonorrhoea, BMerc; with hawk- 
 ing and coughing (syphilitic ulcers in throat), 
 BLach.; with headache, Amm. c, ICinnab.; in 
 nervous headache, Sign.; with headache, at 
 night, BVer.; with headache toward noon, 
 Lyss.; w T ith hoarseness, Strain.; in hydropho- 
 bia, BStram.; in hysteria, I IMerc; in hydro- 
 cephalus, BMerc; in indigestion, BNatr. c, 
 BNatr. m.; with sensation as if larynx were 
 compressed, Tarax.; with undefined sensation 
 in malar bones, worse left side, Irid.; worse ly- 
 ing down, Bell.; in measles, I INatr.m.; during 
 menses, Agar., BMerc, BNuxm.; as from mer- 
 cury, Ananth.; after abuse of mercurv, Asaf., 
 BCup. m., BHep., IHydras., I Hod., INatr. m.; 
 years after mercury, day and night, BBCinch.; 
 mercurial, so profuse in damp weather as to sat- 
 urate pillow, INitr. ac, Plumb., BSul.; mercu- 
 rial, with inflamed gums, BPhyt.; in morning, 
 contains grayish lumps, Lact.ac; in morning, 
 on stooping, 1 1 Graph.; with heat and dry- 
 
 ness in mouth, BKali m.; alternates with dry- 
 ness of mouth (consumption), BKali bi.; with 
 dry mouth, in otitis, IKali c; in inflammatory 
 affections of mouth and fauces, ICinnab.; 
 tough, dark mucus, hawked from throat, Ilris; 
 in mumps, INatr. m. ; with nausea, ICamph., 
 Carb. s., ICinch., Illpec, BLach., I ISul., Ver.; 
 accumulation of, with qualmishness,! INux v., 
 Zinc; with nausea, awaking from sleep, par- 
 ticularly after midnight (pregnancy), I IMerc; 
 with nausea and giddiness, IChel.; with 
 nausea, in evening, IStram.; with intense 
 nausea, paroxysms, worse stooping, ISang.; 
 with nausea and vomiting, Cocc'ul.; with 
 nausea, vomiting and vomiturition, Sabad.; 
 w T ith neuralgic pains recurring at certain 
 times, INatr. in.; with bright red nosebleed, 
 IHyos., IDig.; at night, Ptel.; worse at night, 
 (aphonia), BArg. nit.; at night, in sore throat, 
 IMerc cor.; obstinate, INatr. m.; occasional, 
 I I Thuya ; relieves pain in mouth and throat, 
 Arum m.; with every paroxysm (induration 
 of pancreas), Bar. m.; in indurated pancreas, 
 ICarbo a.; with White patches in mouth, 
 I I Sang.; during pregnancy, Acet. ac, I I Ant. 
 t., ICoff., IHelon., IflKreo., BLact. ac. ; in pro- 
 sopalgia, BMez., I I Plat.; purplish, with angina, 
 on left side, BPlumb.; red streaked, BAcon.; 
 with diffuse redness of mouth, BMerc; rheu- 
 matic,BDulc; in scarlatina, IIArum t., ICaps., 
 IILach., IMerc, ISul.; in scorbutis, INitr. 
 ac; constant, interferes with speaking, Graph., 
 ILach.; constant desire to spit, ICoccus ; must 
 spit often, Cadm. s., 1 1 Graph., Grat., 1 1 Lac 
 c, ILyss., IPuls.; in sleep, Cinch, bol., Dios.; 
 while asleep at daybreak, I IBar. c; constant 
 flow prevents sleep, Hgn.; escape of saliva 
 during sleep (ague), llpec; runs down throat 
 if he attempts to sleep lying down, IKali c: 
 runs from mouth so as to wet pillow during 
 sleep, ILac c, IIMerc; children slobber, 
 ICamph.; in smallpox, INatr. in.; worse 
 with sneezing, IFluor. ac; sour, watery, 
 with nausea, ICalc; in stomacace, IKali bi.; 
 with affection of stomach, IKali bi.; with 
 stomachache, INatr. m.; with stool, Colch., 
 IRheum ; with liquid slimy stool, as if fer- 
 mented, , IRheum ; sudden attacks, worse 
 from motion of tongue, as in chewing, talking, 
 etc., Hgn.; is constantly obliged to swallow 
 it, ' llpec, ' Seneg. ; he cannot swallow r it, 
 I I Ver.; constant need to swallow to relieve 
 burning and dryness of throat and larynx, 
 Cub.; with swelling of inner cheek, left 
 gum and side of tongue, Bism.; in syph- 
 ilis, IClem., Iod., liMerc, IINitr. ac; taste- 
 less, ICanth., ICoccus, Sul. ac; with acrid taste, 
 putrid like rotten eggs, IMur. ac; hot taste in 
 throat, All. sat.; metallic taste, Zinc; metallic, 
 in diphtheria, IPhyt.; taste salty, ILyc, 
 IMerc. cor., Ver.; taste scrapy, Lyss.; nause- 
 ating taste, Sul.; with sour taste, ICalc; with 
 sweetish taste, Dig., IPlumb., Sul.ac; sweetish, 
 stringy (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; dis- 
 continued after drinking strong tea (lysso- 
 phobia,) ILyss.; with sensation of coldness 
 in teeth, Rheum; with loose teeth, Sang.; 
 thin and yellow, Lyss.; w T ith dryness of 
 throat, IColch., Rhod.; w T ith sore throat, 
 IBar. c; with sensation as if a thread were 
 hanging down throat (hysteria), I IVal.; 
 with tingling in salivary glands, after eat- 
 
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 ing, IKalm.; with tingling on inside of 
 cheeks, Zinc; with toothache, ICham., Daph., 
 I IKali m., I INatr. m.; in tonsillitis, liBar.c; 
 tongue green, INitr. ac; tongue and lips pain- 
 ful, Plumb.; with pricking of tongue, IFluor. 
 ac; with stitches in tip of tongue, Zinc.; tena- 
 cious, ILac c ; tenacious, with sore throat, 
 Lyss.; sticky, in malignant scarlatina, 9 1 Amm. 
 c. ; with ulcers, IKali iod., IMerc, INitr. ac, 
 Uran. nit.; with vertigo, Calc; with little 
 vesicles on tongue and gums, Zing.; provok- 
 ing vomiting, B Anac, IHep., IKali iod., Zinc; 
 with disposition to vomit on getting a chill or 
 taking cold,ICoccul.; like waterbrash, I IDros., 
 BIris, IPuls., ITabac; in whooping cough, 
 IBry., BIris, Spong.; with seatworms, I I Aeon.; 
 with tapeworm, I I Sabad. 
 f$^ spitting ; also Chap. 16, Waterbrash. 
 
 Saliva, saltish : j^g^ taste. 
 
 Saliva, soapy: QDulc; and stringy, BIMerc 
 gggp alkaline. 
 
 Saliva, spitting : at other children, BLach.; fre- 
 quent, Alet., Amm. c, Aph. ch., Apoc; much, 
 Ars., Jamb., Lobel. i., Lyss., BNatr. m., ITa 
 bac; frequent, through day, only ceasing 
 awhile after strong tea in evening (two years 
 after being bitten by a dog), ILyss. ; frequent, 
 of frothy, cottonlike mucus, BSPuls.; with 
 dry cough, Anag. ; unceasing, without saliva 
 (endocarditis rheumatica), BHyos.; of frothy 
 saliva (rheumatic dyspepsia), I ISpig.; fre- 
 quent, in lyssophobia, B ILyss., IStram.; 
 liquids put into mouth (typhus), BBapt.; 
 large lumps of yellow matter, apparently 
 from stomach, "Elat.; tough, white phlegm, 
 BMerc iod. rub.; with nausea, BSang.; with 
 pressure in stomach, ICalc; in scarlatina, 
 BMerc; thick, sticky saliva, Act. rac; large 
 quantities of ropy mucus (diphtheria), BLach.; 
 tenacious, slimy" I ISil.; after vexation, BCalc; 
 of insipid water, Sabad. 
 
 gg^" profuse ; also Chap. 16, Waterbrash, 
 and Chap. 27, Expectoration. 
 
 Saliva, taste : absent, ICanth., B Coccus, Sul. 
 ac; absent, in indurated pancreas, BCarbo a.; 
 absent, in viscid, before stool, and at night, 
 on waking, Fluor. ac; acrid, IMur. ac, I IPuls.; 
 bitter, Bor., Kali bi., I IPuls., Sul., Ustil.; 
 
 brassy, I IKali m. ; coppery, BBMerc, Ran. b.; 
 flat, Bapt.; like iron, Cimex ; metallic, Aur. 
 miir., Bism., B ICham., Zinc; metallic, bloody, 
 
 • in morning, Jatroph.; metallic, in diphtheria, 
 IPhyt.; nauseating, Sul.; putrid, like rotten 
 eggs, BMur. ac; saltish, Ang., Ant. c, BBCycl., 
 Elaps, Euphor., IHyos., Kali bi., I ILact. ac, 
 BLyc, BMerc cor., SNatr. m., IPhos., Sul., 
 Ver., Verbas.; saltish, in cancer of stomach, 
 BCarbo a.; saltish, in diarrhoea, I Ant. c; 
 saltish, during pregnancy, BKali iod.; sour, 
 BCalc, Bllgn., Paris, Sul., Tarax.; sweetish, 
 All. sat., Aspar., Aur. met., ICanth., I ICham., 
 ICup. m., IDig., IPhos., IPlumb., IPuls., 
 Sabad., Sul. ac, I ISyph. 
 $§^* acid, profuse, soapy. 
 
 Saliva, tenacious (ropy, sticky, stringy, thready, 
 thick, tough, viscid) : Agnus, Ananth.,1 1 Apis, 
 Arg. met., Ars., Bell., Bism., ICamph., Cain., 
 Cann. i., ICaps., ICarbo v., Con., IBChel., 
 • ICup. m., IDulc, Jamb., IKali bi., Lachn., 
 Lyss., I IMerc, I IMerc cor., IPhyt., IPuls., 
 Tarax., I ITJran. n.; dropped during conversa- 
 tion, Elris ; in puerperal convulsions, IICoc- 
 cul.; raised by coughing, Anag.; in diphtheria, 
 IKali bi., I IKali in.; dries on palate and lips, 
 BLyc; better after drinking, Cinnab.; frothy, 
 Strain.; clings to tongue like glue, Bell.; con- 
 tinual hawking, • I IDulc; with indigestion, 
 BNatr. m.; jellylike, Sabad.; with pharyngeal, 
 inflammation, I ILac c; during pregnancy, 
 IKali iod.; in scarlatina, iHippoz., IILach.; 
 impeding speech, Arg. met.; sticky, like soap- 
 suds, IBerb.; tough, stringy fluid runs, can be 
 drawn into a thread six yards long (epileptic 
 attacks \ IKali bi.; with sore throat, Lyss. 
 
 Saliva, thin : in diphtheria, IMerc. cy.;in indu- 
 rated pancreas, ICarbo a.; with much thirst, 
 IStram.; watery, BCamph., INatr. m., lOxal. 
 ac; watery, with dry throat, nausea, and dis- 
 comfort in abdomen, IColch. fgH^- Chap. 16, 
 Waterbrash. 
 
 Saliva, white : BArs., Bell., Cann. i. ; snow white, 
 I 101. an.; becomes frothy, while talking, 
 Sabina. BgT* cotton. 
 
 Saliva, yellow : 1 1 Gels., IManc, I IMerc. cor., 
 IPhyt.; as from blood, IGels. 
 
 13. THROAT. 
 
 Fauces. (Esophagus. Palate. Pharynx. Swallowing. Throat. 
 
 Tonsils. Uvula. 
 
 FAUCES, abrasions: Ant. chl., Brom.; with 
 mucous tubercles, Thuya ; size of a penny, in 
 angina herpetica, I Ars. B@r raw. 
 
 Fauces, angina : jgglP inflamed. 
 
 Fauces, ansesthesia : in diphtheria, 1 1 Arg. 
 met. 
 
 Fauces, biting : ICarbo v., IColch.; scraping, 
 posteriorly, as in violent coryza, Zinc. 
 
 Fauces, black : Merc. sul. Jg^° gangrene. 
 
 Fauces, bleeding: hemorrhage, IHam.; oozes 
 from mucous membrane (purpura hsemorrha- 
 gica), I ITereb. 
 
 Fauces, bloodvessels : veins distended, B Alum., 
 IHam. 
 
 Fauces, boring: to right temple and head, 
 I Alum. 
 
 Fauces, burning: |>Esc. h., Ant. t., Ant. sul. 
 aur., I Apis, BArg. nit., I Ars., lArumt., lAsaf., 
 Ascl. s., Bell., Brom., Calad., I ICaps., ICarbo 
 v., ICaust., Ced., Crot. t., Diosc, IGels., Lact. 
 ac, IMerc, IMerc cor., IMez., IMur. ac, 
 IPhyt., Sul., Tarax.; burning, down through 
 chest, Ictod.; into chest, better by eating 
 (syphilitic sore throat), IMez.; burning, with 
 
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 spasmodic cough, 1 1 Ver.; feeling as if burnt, 
 Aloe, Amm. br.; as if he had eaten pepper, 
 passing into ears, Baj)t.; as from heartburn, 
 extending into ears, worse belching, Bapt.; 
 worse when hawking, Sep.; peppery, BMez.; 
 after bitter taste of sweet things, Sang.; 
 through oesophagus to stomach, Am.; with 
 stomatitis, llris; to stomach pit, with cough, 
 I ISyph.; with inclination to swallow, IVer. v.; 
 With thirst, Ant. t.; ulcers, BCaps.; with ulcer 
 on right side of throat, sore pain deep inside, 
 Psor.; behind uvula, IXitr. ac; with vomit- 
 ing, fllris. 
 gg^* congested, heat, inflamed, smarting. 
 
 Fauces, catarrh : Alum., BBroru., BHippoz., 
 IKali bi., I Kali m., BXatr. a., IRumex ; in 
 oz?ena scrofulosa, as though food had to pass 
 over lump, IGraph. J^g" inflamed, swollen. 
 
 Fauces, congested: BHam.; gorged (catarrh), 
 IHippoz.; in c'roupy cough, MPhyt.; highly 
 injected (diphtheritis), IKali br.; cedematous, 
 IKali br. Jggg" burning, inflamed. 
 
 Fauces, constricted: iEsch.; as when drink- 
 ing an astringent, I Agar. ; with inclination to 
 take a deep breath, Ictod.; choking in upper 
 part, with dyspnoea and cough, ICoccul.; after 
 eating, Strain.; with irritation of epiglottis, 
 causes cough, ^Esc h.; puckered sensation, 
 Brom.; as if spasmodically drawn together, 
 Caps. 
 
 Fauces, coppery : jggg^red. 
 
 Fauces, crawling : Cist, figg" formication. 
 
 Fauces, distress : Khus v. 
 
 Fauces, dry: BArg. nit., lArs., I IBrv., Cain., 
 ICist,, Coccul., Con., BCoral., Crotal., Diosc, 
 IDros., IGels., IHyos., BHelon., Ilpec, BJa- 
 troph., Jugl., BBKalim., Lobel. i., Merc, sul., 
 BBMez.,Pallad.,BPhyt,JBSabad.,Sep.,BStram., 
 ISticta, I I Stilling. ; in aphonia nervosa, 
 I I Puis.; on walking, BParis ; in back part, 
 IPhyt.; in back part dry, causing constant 
 inclination to swallow, BSul.; in catarrh, BSe- 
 necio ; in chronic catarrh, I BSil.; in catarrh, 
 IXatr. a.; extending into chest, better by eat- 
 ing (syphilitic sore throat), IMez.; in coryza, 
 Chlor.; in cronpy cough, I IPhyt.; hacking 
 dry cough, IPhyt.; deep in, hacking cough 
 . with yellow mucous expectoration and 
 hoarseness, I IDros. ; with spasmodic cough, 
 I IVer.; must drink much water, I I Ham.; 
 feeling, BMerc cor., Sep.; feeling, on inspira- 
 tion and deglutition (chronic naso- pharyngeal 
 catarrh), IXatr. a.; feeling, with intense thirst 
 (diabetes), MUran. n. relieved; in fever, 
 before and during hot stage, Chin, s.; and hot, 
 I Bell.; uneasy, in melancholia, MXaja; in 
 morning, on awaking, also later, with thirst, 
 Zinc; with dry mouth, IStram.; especially in 
 morning, better after eating, Berb. ; with 
 hawking of mucus, Lact. ac; with a few ad- 
 herent strings of mucus high up, I IPhyt.; 
 with frequent raising of mucus, IMagn. c; 
 painful, Tell.; extendinginto pharynx, causing 
 contraction, BAgar. ; with difficult swallow- 
 ing and burning in stomach, Ustil.; worse 
 swallowing, Ang.; on swallowing and on in- 
 spiration, worse forenoon, and after a cold, 
 Xatr. a.; without thirst, Calad.; in tonsillitis, 
 BBLac c g^gr burning, heat, inflamed. 
 
 Fauces, feeling of emptiness : ICalc. p. 
 BST Throat large. 
 
 Fauces, eruption : erythematous, IKali bi.; 
 
 red granulations, interlaced with white streaks 
 reaching to oesophagus (consumption), IKali 
 bi.; studded with round protuberant red 
 spots, as if injected with blood, worse from 
 exposure to cold, IHydras.; pustular, BBAnt. 
 t.j I IVar.; herpetic (secondary syphilis), 
 BSyph. Jgsal" 3 vesicles. 
 
 Fauces, erysipelas : BBApis. 
 
 Fauces, exudation : brownish, crouplike, thick, 
 Blod.; diphtheritic, BCarbol. ac, BKali m., 
 IKali perm.,IKreo., BLach., IMerc. cy., I IXatr. 
 a.; diphtheritic patches, IKali m., HCarbol. 
 ac; dirty, in diphtheria,! ILacc;grayishgreen, 
 small portions can easily be removed, leaving 
 bleeding surface (consumption), BMerc cy.; 
 grayish, peculiar, like wash leather (diph- 
 theria), BKali perm.; grayish white (diph- 
 theria), I I Lac c, BMerc cy.; mapped, appear- 
 ing like so many islands, IMerc iod. flav.; 
 extending to nose, IXitr. ac; covers entire 
 and extends into nose, rapid destruction of 
 parts (diphtheria), BMerc cor.; easily de- 
 tached patches on inflamed, BMerc iod'. flav.; 
 pearly, fibrinous, BSang.; pearly, extends to 
 larynx, worse right side(membranous croup), 
 BKali bi.; pearly, on right side (diphtheritic), 
 I I Sang.; changes position (croupous diph- 
 theria), I Lac c; posterior wall covered, I Chin, 
 a.; in scarlatina, IMur. ac; dark red, angry 
 streaks of capillaries, gives place to shining, 
 glistening deposit or tough membrane, I I Lac 
 c; covering considerableportion, with smart- 
 ing (diphtheria), ICaps.; renders speech and 
 respiration difficult (diphtheria), ISul. ac; 
 tejiding to spread to larynx (membranous 
 croup), IKali bi.; pseudo-membranous forma- 
 tion, extends all over and down throat, IMerc 
 cy.; tenacious, can scarcely be crushed be- 
 tween fingers (diphtheria), I ISul. ac; white 
 film low down (croup), Acet. ac; syphilitic, 
 BKali m.; white, BKali m.; white, in diph- 
 theria, BSul. ac; white, on pale membrane 
 (diphtheria), BLach.; white shreds (diph- 
 theritis), BLach.; grayish white, IMur. ac; 
 thick yellow, sticks like glue (diphtheria), 
 
 I I Snl. ac; greenish' yellow isolated patches 
 (diphtheria), BKali bi. 
 
 $3h Palate exudation, and Throat diph- 
 theria. 
 Fauces, sensation of a foreign body : as of a 
 hair, BKali bi.; as if something had lodged, 
 
 I I Ham.; as if something harder rough had 
 lodged, in afternoon, lying dow r n, Arm; press- 
 ure worse by swallowing, Agar.; with inclina- 
 tion to swallow, tEsc. h. 
 
 Fauces, formication : BiEsch. Itgp^crawling. 
 
 Fauces, fulness: Lact. ac; in chronic angina, 
 I. Esc. h.; distress, causing inclination to swal- 
 low, Caulo. Bgr swelling. 
 
 Fauces, gangrene : ICarbo v., ICrotal., ILach. 
 g@~ black ; also Throat gangrene. 
 
 Fauces, glazed appearance : w T ith croupy cough, 
 MPhyt. 
 
 Fauces, heat: Aloe, Ant. sul. aur., Apoc, 
 IIFerr., IMez.; in catarrh, ISenecio ; and 
 dryness, IBell.; passing into ears, Bapt.; 
 feeling, with homesickness, B BCaps. 
 gggT" burning, inflamed. 
 
 Fauces, inflamed (angina) : BAcon., Ant. chl., 
 BApis, BArs.,Ars. met,, BBell., B BCaps., BCist., 
 BColch.JCup. m.,BFerr.ph., Hippoz.,B BLach., 
 ILyc.jLyss., I I Ptel. ; extends tohnest bronchi, 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 IMerc; catarrhal, IKali c, flLobel. c; catar- 
 rhal, with ptyalism, especially if syphilitic, 
 ■Fluor, ac; from taking cold after a bath, 
 1 1 Merc. cor. ; in coryza, I IMerc; with short, 
 hacking cough, Stilling.; in diphtheritis phleg- 
 monosa, ILyc; mercurial, IIArg. met.; phleg- 
 monous, lApis ; stinging, during swallowing, 
 Stront.; in tonsillitis, I IBar. c, ILach.; with 
 gray ulceration, hoarseness, fetoi of breath 
 (secondary syphilis), IMerc; with high col- 
 ored urine, IIBenz. ac. 
 
 jUgr burning, congested, heat, red, rough, 
 smarting, swelling. 
 Fauces, irritation: ICrot. t., IGels., IHep., 
 
 ILach. Jgi^ raw, red, rough. 
 Fauces, itching : Cist. 
 
 Fauces, mucus : Apoc, Bapt.,Dulc ; causes diffi- 
 cult breathing and choking when holding 
 head erect (diphtheria), IMur. ac; forms big 
 bubbles on opening mouth, with painful 
 hawking, I ILach.; feeling as if lined with 
 Rhod.; obliged to remove by hawking, IKali 
 c, 1 1 Paris ; painful hawking, IILach. ; hawk- 
 ing causes vomiting and choking, Amb.; 
 patched with yellow (diphtheria), INatr. a.; 
 with cough, MPvumex; collection, with feel- 
 ing of dryness, 1 1 Petrol.; as if filled on swal- 
 lowing, ICalc ; disturbing sleep, IFluor. ac; 
 tough, Bry., ICepa, Phos. ac, IPlumb., ISil.; 
 tough, with hoarseness and rough cough 
 (chronic catarrh), IISiL; tough, causes gag- 
 ging (coryza), IAnac;tough, causing frequent 
 hawking, Lobel. i.; solid lumps, worse 
 morning and forenoon, IILith.; viscid, espe- 
 cially in morning, better after eating, Berb.; 
 tough, with aching of pharynx, IRumex ; 
 collects, cannot make tones, high or low (in a 
 tenor), I ISeneg. ; in tonsillitis, viscid in morn- 
 ing, IBar. c $1^ Palate mucus ; also Throat 
 hawking, mucus. 
 Fauces, neuralgic pains: JEsc. h.; worse left 
 side, near root of tongue, Crotal. J^3p* tearing. 
 Fauces, pain (undefined): IPhyt.; in chronic 
 catarrh, IISiL; in diphtheria, IIBapt.; in 
 right side, Uugl.; in left side, while swallow- 
 ing, ICham.; with cough and thick expecto- 
 ration at night, ICycl.; severe, Ant. chl.; 
 with sneezing, Ictod.; worse for a long time, 
 after animated talking, Arn. ; when swallow- 
 ing, ICalc p., I IPhyt.; between acts of 
 swallowing, Caps. 
 Fauces, paralysis : Caps. 
 Fauces, pressive pain : as from a hard body, 
 
 1 1 Apis. 
 Fauces, pricking : liEsch., Apis, ggp^stinging. 
 Fauces, purplish: IILach., IPuls.; in diphthe- 
 ria, INatr. a., IINux v. 
 Fauces, pus: fetid ichor, ICarbo v.; covered 
 with dirty looking (sore throat), IMerc cor. 
 jgggp ulcerated. 
 fauces, raw: Aloe, Chloral., IIDulc, IMez., 
 IMur. ac, UStilling., Tarax.; corroding, acrid 
 sensation, I Arum t., I IRumex; only noticed 
 in drawing in cold air, IINux v.; feeling, 
 Cepa ; and rough feeling, Gamb.; with hoarse- 
 ness and aphonia, ISul.; after mercury and 
 chlorate of potash, IHydras. ; to stomach pit, 
 with cough, I ISyph. 
 g@$ Q> abrasions^ burning, inflamed. 
 Fauces, too red: IAcon.,IApis,IArs.,Asim., Aur. 
 mur., IBell., ICalc. p., Caps., Caust., Chel., 
 Chloral, IColch., INitr. ac, Thuya; in an- 
 
 gina, IKali m.; in aphonia nervosa, I IPuls.; 
 swollen, with ulcers size of head of a pin, 
 Sal. ac; bright, ILach.; bright or dark. 
 IKali bi.; bright, in angina, tonsillitis or 
 diphtheria, I Apis ; bluish, I ISul.; brown- 
 ish, ILyc; coppery, IKali bi., IMerc; with 
 cough, IKali bi.; dark, Amin. br., IIArg. 
 nit., IIBapt., IGymn., IMerc iod. rub., IPhyt., 
 IPuls.; dark, in chronic angina, I Msc. h.; with 
 deafness, IGraph.; dark, in diphtheria, ICro- 
 tal., IKali bi., IKali br., IKali iod., IMerc 
 cy., I I Sal. ac, I ITarant.; dark, in influenza, 
 I I Sang.; dark, with a few adherent strings of 
 mucus high up, I I Phy t.; dark, in ozama, 
 I IMerc. iod. flav.; dark, with pharyngo-laryn- 
 geal inflammation of fauces, INaja; dark, 
 worse right side, I IMerc. cor.; dark, right 
 side, painful on swallowing, Brom.; dark, in 
 scarlatina, IRhus; dark, in syphilitic sore 
 throat, IMez.; dark (after tonsillitis), INatr. 
 a.; dark, worse every winter, IMez.; deep 
 purplish with gangrenous appearance, 1 1 Var.; 
 deep, especially right side (angina), IBar. m.; 
 fiery, in scarlatina, I ICarbol.ac; with lachry- 
 mation, in acute coryza, IKali iod.; painful, 
 without exudation, IFerr. ph.; in nursing 
 sore mouth, ICinch.; shiny, scarlet, IBell.; a 
 purplish scarlet blush, equally diffused, Lyss.; 
 rosy, in stomatitis or ascites, I Apis ; reticu- 
 lated, Brom.; slight, Coccus; slight, with 
 rawness and scraping, INatr. c; with diffi- 
 culty in swallowing, IMerc cy.; violet, in an- 
 gina tonsillaris, lApis. 
 g^g^ inflamed, purplish. 
 
 Fauces, rough: Diosc, I IHep., Ilpec, IMerc, 
 IPhyt.; with nausea, Ptel.; worse hawking, 
 Sep.; with frequent rising of mucus in throat, 
 IMagn. c; in coryza, ICalc; rough, causing 
 cough, Card, m.; feeling, Sul.; worse swallow- 
 ing, Ang. 
 g®^ irritated, scraping. 
 
 Fauces, scraping : lArs., Crot. t., IMez., Rhod.; 
 worse left side, Mar. v.; to stomach pit, with 
 cough, I ISyph. Jggg" irritated, rough. 
 
 Fauces, sensitive : Coccus, I I Kali iod.; rinsing 
 mouth causes cough and vomiting, I Coccus. 
 
 Fauces, smarting : Arum t., Diosc, IMur. ac, 
 IPhyt., UStilling., Tarax. 
 g^* burning, heat. 
 
 Fauces, sore : lArs., lAsaf., Brom., Caps.,Chlor., 
 Diosc, Eup. perf., IGels., Ilpec, IMerc, IMerc 
 cor., I I Ptel., I IRumex; in angina pertussis, 
 ■Caust.; in catarrh, lEup. perf.; in diphtheria, 
 IIBapt.; in organic disease of heart, I Apis; 
 of posterior, and apparent extension of irri- 
 tation into Eustachian tubes, IPhyt.; with 
 ulcers (angina), ICaps. 
 g^^ inflamed, raw, sensitive. 
 
 Fauces, spasms suffocative: Bell. 
 
 Fauces, sticking : when swallowing (suppura- 
 tion of tonsils), I IMerc. sol. 
 
 Fauces, stinging: 1 1 Aeon., liEsc. h., Ilpec, 
 Jalap., IMerc, 1 1 Stilling. ; worse between acts 
 of deglutition, Magn. s. fl^* pricking. 
 
 Fauces, stitching : deep seated, ILyc. ; along 
 eustachian tube, right side, Agar. 
 
 Fauces, swallow : frequent inclinati on, Diosc, 
 
 Fauces, swollen : lArs., Asim., IBrom., ICalc, 
 IILach., Merc, sul.; in angina and tonsillitis, 
 I Apis ; obstructs breathing through nose> 
 MSpong.; slight, causes cough, HSpong.; in 
 diphtheria, jCalc s., ICrotal., IMerc cy., 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
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 INatr. a.; feeling, IGlon.; feeling as if hard 
 body lodged in back part, ILyc; puffed, pale, 
 extends to pharynx, velum and uvula (chronic 
 follicular pharyngitis), MPhyt.; with a broad 
 basis, projecting from right to left, allowing 
 but a small passage for food, and obstructing 
 breathing through nose, -Spong.; in scarla- 
 tina,! ICalc. s., I ICarbol. ac, IKhus ; swollen, 
 unable to swallow, attempt producing spasm 
 and choking, IMur. ac; submucous tissue 
 thickened, cedematous, 1 1 Anthrac; after ton- 
 sillitis, INatr. a. 
 
 Fauces, syphilitic affections : BFluor.ac,IIKali 
 bi., I Kali m. 
 
 Fauces, taste : bitter, Amyg., Apoc, Zinc; bitter, 
 
 mostly at night and when belching, with liver 
 
 ■ complaint, 1 1 Zinc; subacrid, Apoc; peppery, 
 
 Xan.; saltish, of phlegm, ICarb. s.; tobacco, 
 
 bitter, scratchy, ISpong. 
 
 Fauces, tearing : worse left side, Mar. v. 
 jg^gp" neuralgic. 
 
 Fauces, tension : right side, when gaping (apho- 
 nia), liArg. met.; as from swelling, when 
 yawning, lArg. met. J^iT constricted. 
 
 Fauces, tickling : Ascl. s.; ulcerative feeling 
 causing cough, Sars. g®" crawling. 
 
 Fauces, tingling : IColch. 
 fifeg^ crawling, formication. 
 
 Fauces, torpidity : ICaps. 
 
 Fauces, ulcers: lArum t., Hippoz., IILach., 
 IMyr. cer.; aphthous, with white adherent 
 crust, ICanth.; burning on right side, Psor.; 
 dark, putrid, IIBapt; with delirium, Merc 
 iod. rub.; deep eating, often syphilitic,! IKali 
 bi.; small round or irregular gray white (diph- 
 theria), I I Lace; discharge cheesy, offensive 
 smelling lumps, IKali bi.; suddenly appear- 
 ing, or slowly creeping on, after abuse of mer- 
 cury, ■Nitr. ac; chancroid, on posterior sur- 
 face, IJacea ; large fetid (scarlatina), IMerc 
 iod. rub.; flat, ICaps., in ozaena syphilitica, 
 INatr. s.; sloughing, from an abscess on left 
 tonsil, ILach.; small, ICaps.; spongy, yellow- 
 ish brown, badly smelling pus, I Alum.; 
 syphilitic, IBor., IKali iod., I IMerc, IINitr. 
 ac, IPhyt.; syphilitic jmagedsena, IKali bi., 
 ILach.; in sore throat, IMerc cor. 
 
 Fauces, velvety look : in croup, IPhos. 
 
 Fauces, vesicles : size of a pin's head filled with 
 clear fluid, disappear leaving dirty red spots 
 (angina herpetica), BArs.; small blisters with 
 swellingandinflammation,Aur.mur.nat.; small 
 vesicular points, with intense redness of mem- 
 brane, with burning as if scalded, I I Rhus v. 
 
 Fauces, yellow : like bacon, Hippoz. 
 
 CESOPHAGUS, burning : I Aeon., Ammoniac, 
 Arn.,IArs., Arund., lAsaf., Brom., Bov., ICar- 
 bol. ac, MChel., IChin. s., ICycl., 1 1 Ham., 
 Lact. ac, Lyss., IMerc cor., IMez., IPhos., 
 ■Phyt., llSang., Sabad., ISinap.; in angina 
 herpetica, lArs.; as from alcohol, BAmm. c; 
 in chronic alcoholism, ISul. ac; with pain 
 in axillae, Ictod.; at cardiac orifice, Ustil.; 
 with pain in chest, Ictod.; after eating, 
 Con.; some hours after eating (stricture 
 from spasm), IPlumb.; extending into fauces, 
 with taste of sulphur, ICoccul. ; as if being 
 made raw by an acrid, corroding sub- 
 stance (gastric complaints), lArs.; heat, 
 Ananth.; like heartburn, with eructations, 
 Card, m.; in indigestion, IHep.; intense burn- 
 ing, Hell. ; in morning, Cupr. s.; during preg- 
 
 nancy, Ars.; to stomach, I Gels.; to stomach 
 cooling, as after eating cress, Agar.; from 
 stomach to mouth, Cup. ars.; to stomach, in 
 yellow fever, ICadm. s.; with inclination to 
 swallow, lYer. v.; with thirst, Eucal.; with 
 vomiting, llris. Ji@° heat, inflamed. 
 
 (Esophagus, cold: feeling, Cain.; as if some- 
 thing cold, then hot and stinging, ascended, 
 All. sat.; icy coldness, Ananth., Lactu.v.; with 
 nausea following pressure in stomach, IMeny- 
 anth.; cooling sensation, Lyss. 
 
 CEsophagus, constricted: Bell., Cadm. s., 
 IColch. , IPlumb. ; choking,asifthereweresome- 
 thing hard, after food (gastric affections), IKali 
 bi.; must drink large quantities to force fluid 
 into stomach, Cact.; beverageis arrested as from 
 spasmodic contraction, Elaps ; feeling, I I^Esc. 
 h., Bry., IGels.; as if contracted from below 
 upward, I Alum., ILobel. i., Nitr. sp. d.; has to 
 force every mouthful down, lArg. met.; as if 
 from above down to stomach, can only swal- 
 low water, IIBapt. ; distressing feeling, with 
 attempts to vomit, ICup. ac ; difficulty of 
 swallowing solid food, IDros.; food descends 
 slowly,! I Kali c ; can hardly force solids into, 
 Lact. ac: as if it were being clutched and 
 twisted (gastralgia), ILyc; in hydrophobia, 
 Lyss., IStram.; worse during inspiration, 
 1 1 Zinc; with nausea, ILyc; painful in upper 
 part, Carb.s.; preceded or followed by spasms, 
 ■Plat.; paroxysms of cramp, lArg. nit.; spas- 
 modic, cramplike feeling in upper part, like 
 a pressure from below upward, or as when 
 swallowing. Zinc; spasmodic contraction, Arg. 
 nit.,IBell.,ICalc, ICarbol. ac, ILach. ,IILaur.; 
 spasmodic contraction as if a ball came up in 
 throat (haBinatemesis), I Ars.; spasmodic con- 
 traction, with little or nothing coming to 
 mouth (indigestion), INatr. c; spasmodic 
 constriction, after injury, IHyos. ; spasmodic 
 constriction, can scarcely swallow fluids, 
 lAlum.; prevents swallowing, Cact.; narrow r - 
 ness on swallowing, ICalc; worse swallowing, 
 lasting a short time, frequently recurring, 
 DBell.; everything swallowed seems to lodge, 
 ■Ars.; feels loo small, when swallowing, Ta- 
 rax.; violently, worse in evening (angina 
 herpetica), I Ars.; from intestinal irritation, 
 particularly verminous, ICic 
 $g^ pressure, spasm, stricture. 
 
 (Esophagus, drawing : as drawn from stomach 
 to throat, Asaf. 
 
 (Esophagus, dry : Ant. t., Asaf., I ICarbol. ac, 
 Castor., BNatr. c, Sabina ; in intermittent, 
 BCoccul.; small spot, worse after sleeping, 
 must get up and drink, better after eating, 
 ICist.; with thirst, Sec. fiQr° heat. 
 
 (Esophagus, sensation of fermentation: with 
 tingling in salivary glands after eating, 
 ■Kalin. 
 
 (Esophagus, feeling of a foreign body : Bell. ; 
 as of a hard body, ILyc; as if distended by a 
 large ball, Anac; as if a piece of bone had 
 lodged, Carb. s.; as if something had lodged 
 in upper part, Erig.; painful sensation of 
 something lodged, IGels.; as if something 
 were sticking low T dow T n, provokes swallow- 
 ing, Vinca ; with nausea and vomiturition, 
 Sabad. Jg£|r injuries. 
 
 (Esophagus, a feeling of fulness: Zinc; after 
 eating, ICinch. J^ 3 " swelling. 
 
 (Esophagus, gnawing: Anthrok. 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 (Esophagus, gurgling : jg^Chap. 15, Drinking 
 noise. 
 
 (Esophagus, heat: Brom., BCamph., IColch., 
 Mane, iSpong.; as from acid eructations, Benz. 
 ac; in angina herpetica, BArs.; warmth ex- 
 tends over body, Camph.; dry, burning, with 
 hoarseness, Cain.; rising with anxious feel- 
 ing, I I Hyper.; rising, after a fright, I I Hyper.; 
 to stomach, lAmyl., BBCham. 
 gigg"* burning, dry, inflamed. 
 
 (Esophagus, inflamed : IAcon., Amm.c, DIArs., 
 Bar. m., BCarbo v., Blod., INitr. ac, BPhos., 
 BBPvhus; in catarrh, IGels.; after corrosive 
 substances, IRhus ; with constant hiccough, 
 BVer. v.; swallowing difficult, ICoccul. 
 gg^ burning, dry, heat, injuries. 
 
 (Esophagus, injuries: BCie; bone splinter, 
 BCic; causing spasmodic constriction, IHyos.; 
 laceration, BCalend. 
 
 (Esophagus, irritation : causing sore throat, 
 BHydras.; after eating (^astralgia), OArg. nit. 
 
 (Esophagus, large : feeling as if upper part 
 were enlarged, Elat.; sensation of enlarge- 
 ment from choanse to epigastrium, provokes 
 paroxysmal cough, with profuse and exhaust- 
 ing expectoration of thick, starchlike mucus 
 , (chronic follicular pharyngitis), I IPhyt. 
 
 (Esophagus, numbness : from stomach, in di- 
 arrhoea, with tenesmus, BBry. 
 
 (Esophagus, pain : dull, length of, Ast.r.; caused 
 by food passing along, MVer.; from cardia 
 to pharynx, ached incessantly, proceeding 
 from place where she felt pressure, IISul.; 
 increased by pressure, I Hod; to stomach, 
 with sneezing, Ictod. 
 
 (Esophagus, paralysis: Caps., BCaust., Chlo- 
 ral., BHydr. ac, BNux m., Stram.; in typhus, 
 BArs.; nearly all food and drink taken are 
 thrown up, BVer. 
 
 (Esophagus, pressure : affects chest, BCimex ; 
 as if something were slipping toward epigas- 
 trium, taking away breath for a few moments, 
 Therid.; as if a round body were ascending 
 (globus hystericus), BCon.; as if filled with 
 food, Arg. nit.; as if food had lodged, BBar. c, 
 BCalc, BCaust., BPuls.; as from a plug, ICroc; 
 inpedes respiration, BCimex. 
 gg^* constricted ; also Throat lump, etc 
 
 (Esophagus, raw : Amm. c, BCalc, BCarbo a. 
 
 (Esophagus, rough : Erig., BNatr. c. 
 
 (Esophagus, scraping : Arm, Anthrok., Crotal., 
 BNatr. c; like heartburn, B BPuls. 
 
 (Esophagus, scratching : Bov. 
 
 (Esophagus, sensitive : feelsfood whole length, 
 BAlum. 
 
 (Esophagus, soreness: BCalc, Chlor.; in vicari- 
 ous menses, BDig.; upper part painful, worse 
 in empty swallowing, Alum. 
 
 (Esophagus, stricture : gigT 5 constricted, 
 spasm. 
 
 (Esophagus, swollen : Apis, Vespa ; feeling, 
 Bry.; after hurt by splinter of bone, BCic 
 gig^ injuries. 
 
 (Esophagus, sharpness : Ammoniac 
 
 (Esophagus, painful shock, or jerk, toward 
 heart and front of chest : Lyss. 
 
 (Esophagus, spasm: Con., BCrotaL, Cup. m., 
 BHydr. ac, BGels., BLyss., BNaja, BVer. v.; 
 at cardiac end, BPhos.; in typhus, BBBell.; 
 causing hiccough, with nausea, BVer.; with 
 hiccough, BVer. v.; in hydrophobia, Lyss., 
 BStram.; hysterical, Asaf. ; hysterical, from sup- 
 
 pressed grief, BIgn.; in measles, 1 1 Strain.; with 
 slight redness of palate, ILyss.; in old people, 
 BBar. c; periodical, more severe when taking 
 water into mouth, Lyss.; periodic, in stricture 
 of throat, BLyss.; in prosopalgia, 1 1 Staph. 
 BS^T constricted, stricture. 
 
 (Esophagus, stinging: Arum m.; as from a 
 splinter (angina herpetica), BArs. 
 
 (Esophagus, stitching : in upper part, Carb. s.; 
 in upper part, when not swallowing, BCalc. 
 
 (Esophagus, stricture : BAcon., BBArs., BBBapt., 
 BBBar. c, BBell., BCalc, I IGels., BKali c, 
 BLyss., MPhos.; with dry mouth, BKali c; 
 spasmodic, BNaja, I 101. caje., BPhos., BVer. 
 v.; spasmodic, result of spinal irritat on, af- 
 fecting nucha, BNaja ; is aroused at night 
 with feeling of impending suffocation, BNux v. 
 g^T" constricted, spasm. 
 
 (Esophagus, taste : rancid, Crotal. 
 
 (Esophagus, tearing : violent(angina herpetica), 
 BArs. 
 
 (Esophagus, tickling : as from something alive, 
 Ananth. g@f° worms. 
 
 (Esophagus, tingling : iAcon., Spig. 
 
 (Esophagus, twisting : from stomach to throat, 
 BAlum. 
 
 (Esophagus, ulceration : Blod. 
 
 (Esophagus, water: disagreeable sensation, as 
 if he had drunk lukewarm, Spong.; sensation 
 of water running in, as if she had eaten sour 
 things, BHep. 
 
 (Esophagus, worms : feeling of, with nausea 
 and retching, Sabad. ; sensation of worms 
 creeping, I I Zinc $H$h Throat worms. 
 
 PALATE, anaesthesia : of velum, in alcohol- 
 ism, BKali br. 
 
 Palate, aphthae: MSars.; on soft, with tooth- 
 ache, BNux m. 
 
 Palate, biting: in soft, afternoon, Aph. ch.; in 
 posterior portion, 1 1 Kali c; on roof, Cham.; 
 sticking, close to roots of incisors, 1 1 Zinc 
 
 Palate, bleeding : blood oozes, in purpura hse- 
 morrhagica, ICrotal., BLach., BPhos., I ITereb. 
 
 Palate, bluish : BPhyt; dark, Merc. sul. 
 
 Palate, boring : in syphilis, and after abuse of 
 mercury, BAur. met. 
 
 Palate, burning: Arund. ; hard, Camph., Coc- 
 cul.JMez., Squilla,Therid.; forepart shrivelled 
 as if burnt, pains especially on chewing, BBor.; 
 with dryness and roughness as if scraped by 
 an acorn, I IMagn. c; tocesophagus, BCamph.; 
 feeling as if burnt, BCimex, I I Pod.; inflam- 
 matory, 1 1 Ran. b.; peppery feeling, BMez.; in 
 roof, BSang. ; in soft, BiEse h., Mane; in a 
 spot, in soft, following headache, Lye vir.; 
 as if sore and raw during menses, BNatr. s.; 
 vesicles, bleed from least contact, BMagn. c. 
 g^" heat, inflamed. 
 
 Palate, caries: BAur. met., Hippoz.; in syphi- 
 lis, after abuse of mercury, BAur. met.; bony 
 wall rapidly destroyed by suddenly -appear- 
 ing or slowly creeping ulcers, after abuse of 
 mercury, BNitr. ac. 
 
 Palate, cold : sensation rises, Camph. ; behind, 
 BCepa. 
 
 Palate, congested: I IBapt., BDulc, BPhyt., 
 I I Puis., Sul. ac; arch painful, with injected 
 vessels, BNitr. ac gipr heat, inflamed, red. 
 
 Palate, cutting : scraping on moving to swal- 
 low, I I Hell, ggp^ lancinating. 
 
 Palate, drawing : soft palate as if down, food 
 and drink pass with difficulty under it and 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
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 cause scratching, Stram.; Lard, Zinc; as if 
 drawn up, soft, Glon.; pressing in soft, Sars.; 
 spasmodic, into fauces, Cham. 
 
 Palate, dry: Aeon., iCarbo a., 1 1 Card, m., ICepa, 
 Mang., INux m., Phos. ac; worse in open air, 
 Mang.; burning, mornings, Cann. s.; in coryza, 
 Chlor.; feeling, ICamph.; feels parched, is 
 unable to eat a mouthful of bread, Stram.; 
 feeling as if it \vere dried up, Viol.; of hard, 
 IBry., IHyos.; as if caused by heat, constant- 
 ly obliged to swallow, 8 Merc; soft palate, felt 
 like dried leather, making deglutition painful 
 (influenza), ISticta ; evenings, with thirst and 
 hunger, Cycl.; in roof, I Bell., Zing. ; in roof, 
 as if burnt, IILact. ac; of soft, Atrop. s., 
 ICepa, Glon., DHyos.; causing stinging Avhen 
 swallowing, Menyanth.; w r orse on swallowing, 
 Ang.; with thirst, Coccus, Sec, IVer.; with 
 thirst, must drink much, ISul.; of velum, 
 INux m.; ulcers (scarlatina), IIApis. 
 jggg^ burning, heat, inflamed. 
 
 Palate, eruption : erythematous, IKali bi.; of 
 red points (children), Arund.; blotches over 
 soft, BElaps ; red blotches, size of pea, bleed- 
 ing easily, IFluor. ac; herpetic, on soft, (se- 
 quelae to gonorrhoea), I Zinc; herpetic, on hard, 
 in secondary syphilis, ISyph.; tetter, I I Zinc; 
 pimples on arch (variola), IBapt,; of minute 
 red pimples on soft, I IKumex ; pustules, Ant. 
 t.; single circumscribed spots in forepart, size 
 of a barleycorn, colored red as if little ulcers 
 w r ere about to form, IKali bi. 
 jpg^° vesicles. 
 
 Palate, exudate : diphtheritic on velum, IMerc 
 cy.; diphtheritic, begins on arches, IMerc. 
 iod.; well defined dead white patches, vary- 
 ing in size, over pillars and velum, IMur. ac; 
 pearly, fibrinous, ISang.; roof, lined with sub- 
 stance like smearkase (post-scarlatinal diph- 
 theria), 1 1 Lac c; white shreds on roof (diph- 
 theritis), ILach.; grayish yellow, on roof, 
 lasting half an hour, ILac c; thick masses on 
 left side of soft palate, I ILac c; thick grayish 
 white on velum (diphtheritis), Hod.; thick 
 gray or yellowish white, on hard (diphthe- 
 ria), I ISul. ac; thick, plastic, whitish, nause- 
 ous, appears at first in form of small white 
 or grayish points on velum, I llpec; white, 
 on velum, looks like ulcers of mucous mem- 
 brane with white edges (diphtheria), ILach.; 
 white, opaline, on columns, IMerc cy. 
 jg^° Fauces exudation, and Throat diph- 
 theria. 
 
 Palate, formication, in soft, wuth vertigo, Ta- 
 rant. 
 
 Palate, fulness: behind, ICepa, Dolich. 
 &^" pressing, swollen. 
 
 Palate, glazed: shining, I ILac c; hard palate, 
 IHyos.; soft palate. IHyos.; velum, ICarbol. ac. 
 
 Palate, greasy feeling : on awaking, 01. an.; 
 smooth, as though covered with fat, I ICard.m. 
 
 Palate, sensation as of a hair on velum : IKali bi. 
 
 Palate, heat : ICamph., IMez. 
 
 jgggp burning, congestive, inflamed. 
 
 Palate, indurated : Calc, IPhyt.; insensitive as 
 if made of wood (prosopalgia), IMez. 
 
 Palate, inflamed : I Aeon., Aph. ch., I Apis, 
 IBell., IColch., IGels., ILach., Seneg., Zinc; 
 in catarrh, Bell.; with dryness, redness and 
 pain, Ferr. ph.; phlegmonous, I Apis ; roof, 
 INux v.; soft palate,w T orse on right side, 1 1 Ptel.; 
 suppurating spots, 1 1 Sars.; in syphilis. I IPhyt.; 
 
 in ulcerated throat, IKali perm.; velum, ILac 
 c, ILach. J$g^° congested, heat, raw, red. 
 
 Palate, irritation: Arund.; with cough, BIris. 
 jggi^ rough, scraping, scratching, tickling. 
 
 Palate, itching: Arund.; of soft, IGlon. 
 
 Palate, lancinating: in laryngo-tracheitis, 
 I I Puis. Jggr* cutting, stitches. 
 
 Palate, mucus: painless sensation, as if roof 
 were covered with tenacious, or w 7 ere swollen, 
 I I Puis.; adhesion of tough, to posterior sur- 
 face of soft, necessitating hawking, Psor.; 
 thick, viscous, sticks to hard, causes scratch- 
 ing, lArg. met. 
 %Sr Throat hawking, mucus. 
 
 Palate, nausea ; head sinks back, Spig. 
 
 Palate, pain : in arches and velum, on chewing 
 hard food, or yawning; worse in evening, in 
 morning on aw T aking, and on empty swallow- 
 ing, Aloe ; in back part, Arum m.; steady, 
 from side into oesophagus, ICoff.; with sneez- 
 ing, Ictod.; especially in yawuiing, Zinc; in 
 posterior part of hard, especially when yawn- 
 ing, I Zinc; in roof, Paris. 
 
 Palate, pale: in chronic laryngitis, IMerc cy.; 
 in chronic follicular pharyngitis, I IPhyt. 
 
 Palate, paralysis : of velum pendulum, ISil.; 
 semi, of velum, manifested by violent snoring 
 (apoplexy), I Plumb.; slight, in amaurosis, 
 after sore throat, IGels. 
 
 Palate, pressing : Arum t, ; painful, on posterior, 
 I ICarbo v.; painful, in hard, while swallow- 
 ing (scarlatina angina aphthosa), ICaps.; up- 
 ward, in catarrh, I I Thuya. Jggp" fulness. 
 
 Palate, pricking ; in back part (coryza), I Calc; 
 to left ear, Kob.; 
 
 Palate, purple : dark, IPhyt. 
 
 Palate, raw : Ant. c, 1 1 Arum t., Bell.; at back 
 of right side, extending to left, Lye vir.; in 
 region of velum, lAmb.; feeling, with burn- 
 ing, in velum, Phos. ac; in velum, as if des- 
 quamation were about to take place, with 
 dryness of mouth and throat (hysteria), ILach.; 
 from loss of epithelium (dysentery), ICanth.; 
 loss of epithelium (dysentery), ICanth.; as if 
 mucous membrane were peeling off roof, 
 ILach., Paris ; upper and back, China, umb. 
 B^* inflamed, sore. 
 
 Palate, too red: IIAcon., Ant. t., BApis, IBell., 
 Berb., ICham., IColch., ICup. m., IKali bi., 
 I ILac c, IPhyt., IMur.ac; arches, in dyspep- 
 sia, IKali bi.; arch, slightly, Coccus ; bright, 
 or dark,IKalibi.; bright, roof (^anginafaucium), 
 ILach.; bluish, I ISul.; bluish, of soft, I I Phos.; 
 bluish, of velum, I I Puis.; coppery, IKali bi., 
 IMerc viv.; deep crimson, from posterior 
 third as far down as could be seen, IBell.; 
 dark, soft, IMerc, 1 1 Phos.; dark velum, in 
 diphtheria, IMerc. cy.; dark pillars, IBMerc 
 cor.; dark, right side of velum, with pain, 
 causing anxiety, ICaps.; in deafness, IGraph.; 
 deep, diffused, BMur., ac; intensely soft, much 
 tumefied (secondary syphilis), IFluor. ac; 
 not painful, soft, IIBapt. ; pale, roof, ILach.; 
 parboiled appearance, Ferr. mur.; pearly hue, 
 ICarbol. ac: slight, velum, IPetrol.; slight, 
 with spasm of oesophagus and difficult speech, 
 ILyss.; slight, velum (stomatitis, ascites), 
 I Apis; soft palate, Lyss., IMerc. viv.; edges 
 of, soft, I IRumex ; with sore throat, Ziz.; ve- 
 lum, lAlum., ICed. 
 gggp congested, inflamed. 
 
 Palate, relaxed : jg^g* Uvula elongated. ■ 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 Palate, rough : IBCard. m.;inbackpart(coryza), 
 ICalc; bone, in caries, IGuarsea; scraping, 
 causing cough (laryngeal phthisis), BDros.; 
 worse swallowing, Ang. 
 JS^gT" irritated, scraping, scratching. 
 
 Palate, scraping: Cact., ICamph., IMez.; in- 
 flammatory, of roof, 1 1 Han. b. ; where cool 
 sensation had been, slight coughing does not 
 reach spot, hemming and hawking does occa- 
 sionally, Lyss. 
 g@ a> rough, irritated, scratching. 
 
 Palate, scratching: Aph. ch.; as from some- 
 thing rough sticking in soft, worse during 
 empty swallowing, forcing him to swallow 
 saliva, BArg. met. $^T rough, scraping. 
 
 Palate, sensitive: to warm drink or food, 
 ~Chim. umb.; arches irritable, loud speaking, 
 or brushing teeth, cau&es cough or vomiting, 
 B Coccus. 
 
 Palate, smarting: BCepa, Zinc. ®g^ burning. 
 
 Palate, sore : Bell., TrChim. umb., I INitr. ac, 
 IPhyt., Sri.; on posterior part, Ant. t., BCepa ; 
 during day, Med. ; feeling, Graph.; worse right 
 side, of soft, I IPtel.; roof, BPhyt.; roof, while 
 eating, Calc. s. ; of roof, with pulsation, BGlon. ; 
 spot behind soft, better by eating, lAmm. m.; 
 painful spot, on hard, BCaust.; troublesome, 
 of soft, Ferr. s. 
 gg^ inflamed, raw, scraping. 
 
 Palate, stiffness of velum on awaking : Crotal. 
 
 Palate, sticking: in posterior portion, 1 1 Kali 
 c. ; to inner ear, 1 I Ign. 
 
 Palate, stinging: in back part (coryza), HCalc; 
 to left ear, from root, Kob.; with violent thirst 
 after awaking, Stram.; stinging in velum, as 
 from beard of grain, Coloc; in hard, Zinc; 
 in soft, IJEsc. h., I INitr. ae. 
 
 Palate, stitches : Calc, Diad.; to ear, from soft, 
 llgn.; single, coarse, ICamph. 
 jg^" lancinating. 
 
 Palate, swollen : Act. rac, Aloe, BBar. c, rBar. 
 m., BCalc, BCarbo a., BPhyt., Seneg., 1 1 Staph., 
 IBSul.; in angina, soft, IMerc; in angina fau- 
 cium, roof, ILach.; arch, with injected ves- 
 sels, BNitr. ac; chronic, Calc, BPhyt.; chronic, 
 in coryza, BSil.; in diphtheria, B Merc cy. ; in 
 diphtheria, soft, BBapt.;in diphtheria, looked 
 as if filled with water, BApis ; edges of, soft, 
 1 1 Rumex ; erysipelatous, roof after extrac- 
 tion of teeth, HSil.; feeling, BCamph.; feel- 
 ing, when swallowing, B Arum t. ; in chronic 
 laryngitis, BMerc cy.; just behind incisors, 
 with pain on touch, Zinc; red, soft, iEthus., 
 Bell., BSpong.; roof, Paris, BNux v., Sul. ac; 
 of roof, as if cavity were closing up, BGels.: 
 of roof, with pulsation, BGlon.; of soft, Arum 
 t., Bell., Lyss., BMerc, 1 1 Ver. ; soft, could not 
 swallow, Ant. t.; soft, in ulcerated throat, 
 BKali perm.; white spots, cannot be removed, 
 ISul. ac; velum pillars, B BMerc. cor. 
 g^° congested, inflamed, fulness, tumor. 
 
 Palate, taste bitter: Amyg., BCarbo v.; cop- 
 pery, Carbol. ac 
 
 Palate, tearing : to left ear, Amb. 
 
 Palate, tickling : in posterior portion, after ly- 
 ing down, causing dry cough, Carb. s.; of ve- 
 lum, causes cough, with expectoration of 
 white, tenacious mucus (asthma), 1 1 Puis.; of 
 soft, at night, as from something cold, Anag.; 
 in roof, with coryza (relieved by Phos.), Lyss. 
 J^^ irritation. 
 
 Palate, tensive pain : Therid. 
 
 Palate, dense, irregular tumors : painful, elastic, 
 disposed to bleed and discharge offensive 
 matter, climacteric (cancer), ! Hydras. 
 jg@f° swollen. 
 
 Palate ulceration : BMerc per., BPhyt.; on arch, 
 with inverted edges, uneven and callous 
 (chronic laryngitis), BMerc cy.; burning, on 
 soft, Phos. ac ; chancroid, on posterior surface 
 of soft, B Jacea ; chancrous, on velum, extends 
 across to left pillar of pharynx (secondary 
 syphilis), I ISyph.; deep diphtheritic, on left 
 side of velum, with sharp cut edges sur- 
 rounded by ring of exudate BMerc. cy.; had 
 eaten through velum, matter oozing (ulcera- 
 ted sore throat), BKali bi.; small gray, on arch 
 (scarlatina and eruption subsiding), BApis ; 
 covered with lardaceous coat on velum ( syph- 
 ilis), BLyc; long, superficial, on left side of 
 soft palate,IMerc viv.; superficial, on left arch, 
 INitr. ac; suddenly appearing or slowly 
 creeping, after abuse of mercury, BNitr. ac; 
 on soft, in mercurial syphilis, BPhos. ac; after 
 larger doses of mercury (syphilitic), I IPhyt.; 
 soft mercurial syphilitic, with swelling of 
 bones, BPhos. ac. ; perforating (stomacace), 
 BSil.; on roof, BSang.; small, on roof, Cinnab.; 
 on roof with sloughing (syphilis), BKali bi.; 
 in scrofulous subjects, on velum, BKali iod.; 
 syphilitic, BBAur. mur., BKali iod., I ISyph.; 
 syphilitic phagedena, BKali bi., BLach., BMerc, 
 BNitr, ac, I ISyph.; soft, nearly all eaten away, 
 BMerc. cor.; soft, appears torn, above uvula, 
 about 1 J inches in length, 1 1 Phos.; soft, full 
 of cicatrices with greenish yellow ulcers, 
 ILach.; soft, destructive, thick yellow secre- 
 tion, I llnd.; on velum, I IDros., Hippoz. 
 
 Palate, painful vesicles: ICalc; size of a 
 hazelnut, Mane; on hard, Ant. t.; on roof 
 (scarlatina), I ISul.; increased daily, became 
 so sensitive she could hardly eat, better tak- 
 ing anything cold into mouth, BNatr. s.; 
 soft, Ant. t.; talking and eating painful, Sul. 
 
 Palate, white : creamy at back part of roof, 
 BBNatr. ph.; creamy look of soft, BBNatr. ph.; 
 roof, BFerr.; roof, in pneumonia, BFerr.; shriv- 
 elled, Cycl. JS@T exudate. 
 
 Palate, wrinkled: child cries when nursing, 
 Bor. 
 
 Palate, yellow : pale, Sil.; at back part of roof, 
 BBNatr. ph.; on soft, BBNatr. ph. 
 g^** exudate. 
 
 PHARYNX, acrid sensation: Sars.; with nau- 
 sea, BSars. ; rising up after eating sweets caused 
 a distressing scraping in larynx like heart- 
 burn, Zinc. 
 
 Pharynx, anaesthesia : in alcoholism, BKali br. 
 
 Pharynx, bloodvessels: varicose, BJEsc. h., 
 BCarbo v., IFluor. ac, BBHam., BKali bi., 
 BLach., BLyc, BPuls., Vespa ; varicose, in 
 chronic catarrhal laryngitis, BMang.; pale red 
 vessels, BKali bi. 
 
 Pharynx, burning: BAcon., BArg. nit., BArs., 
 1 1 Arum t., BAsaf., Bapt., Cain., BBMez., Sal. 
 ac, B BSang., Sep.; after eating, Con.; followed 
 by anorexia, Anthrok.; extending down oeso- 
 phagus and into chest, better by eating (syph- 
 ilitic sore throat), BMez.; heat, (Enan.; or 
 pricking, BLyc; with sour eructations, ISul.; 
 extends to stomach, I Kali bi.; with thirst, 
 lEucal.; as if burned or scalded by hot drinks, 
 I I Sang, gig * heat, inflamed. 
 
 Pharynx, calcareous deposits: ICalc 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
 367 
 
 Pharynx, cancer: scirrhous, ICarbo a. 
 
 Pharynx, catarrh: I Merc. ; follicular, IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; in a tenor, llSeneg. Jtfeg? 3 " con- 
 gested, follicles, inflamed, redness. 
 
 Pharynx, coldness: ICepa, 1 1 Kali m.; on 
 drawing in air, Tell. 
 
 Pharynx, congested: BMerc. iod. flav., I IPuls., 
 Sul. ac, Ziz. ; rapidly, I llpec. 
 g^° catarrh, inflamed, redness. 
 
 Pharynx, feels constricted : BBell., ICalc, 
 Canth., ICarbo v., I ICham., Cupr. s., Elaps, 
 I llndig., 1 1 Sang., BStram., BSuL; on awaking, 
 BAlum. ; as if in chest, with a suffocative feel- 
 ing, on sitting down to meals, followed by 
 frequent yawning, Val.; during convalescence 
 from diphtheria, INux v.; food presses, during 
 deglutition, BMez.; as if food could not pass, 
 Alum.; difficult swallowing of liquids, ILyc; 
 as if a plug were sticking in throat, during 
 empty swallowing, BNiix v.; liquids are swal- 
 lowed in gulps and greedily, IPlumb.; with 
 oppression in breathing, Lyss.; with sore 
 throat, Jacar. Jg^^ (Esophagus constricted, 
 spasm, stricture : also Throat constricted, 
 foreign body and Swallowing. 
 
 Pharynx, a curtain seems to fall down in front, 
 after a few minutes conversation, cannot artic- 
 ulate some words (after diphtheria) : BLach. 
 
 Pharynx, crawling : I llgn. 
 
 Pharynx, feeling of distension: Ver. jg^^large. 
 
 Pharynx, drawing : when speaking, Apis. 
 
 Pharynx, dry : Anthrok., BArg. nit,, Atrop. s., 
 BBell., BBCochl., Cycl., Erig., BKali iod., 
 BPhyt., 1 1 Pod., Sal. ac; posterior wall, BElaps ; 
 exciting hawking with dry, hacking cough 
 (influenza), BPhyt.; drinking did not moisten 
 I I Sang.; from fauces, BAgar.; in intermittent 
 fever, BCoccul ; burning heat, with hoarse- 
 ness, Cain.; covered with tasteless, insipid 
 mucus, with an offensive odor from mouth, 
 not perceptible to himself, BPuls.; with a few 
 adherent strings of mucus, high up, I IPhyt,; 
 sore, as if it would crack, impeding, finally 
 obstructing deglutition, BMyr. cer.; and 
 stiff, pharyngo-laryngeal mucous membrane, 
 ./Esc. h.; with smarting behind larynx, Bry.; 
 desire to swallow, Act. rac; better swallow- 
 ing and clearing throat of small white lumps 
 of tenacious mucus with slight hacking, Sinap.; 
 without thirst, Calad. ; upper part, BPhyt. 
 
 Pharynx, ecchymosis : Hippoz. 
 
 Pharynx, eruption: papular, Amb., Hippoz.; 
 like a spot on skin (epilepsy), BBufo.; vesicles, 
 on upper part, Ant. t. 
 
 jg^" ecchymosis, patches; also Throat 
 eruption. 
 
 Pharynx, exudate: BFerr. ph., BLac c; looking 
 like dried starch, BMerc. iod. rub. ; back wall 
 coated with grayish deposit, lasting half an 
 hour, BLac c; dirty looking pus, BMerc. 
 cor.; dry, greenish yellow membrane or scab, 
 wrinkled and fissured, to nares (ozaena), 
 BElaps; covered with soft, gray, false mem- 
 brane, Ant. t.; diphtheritic, BMerc. cor., 
 BMerc. cy.; diphtheritic, tenacious, grayish, 
 offensive odor, BKali bi.; diphtheritic patches, 
 BKali m.; diphtheritic, yellowish, BKali perm.; 
 patches, well defined, dead white, varying in 
 size, similar to false membrane in diphthe- 
 ritic angina, B'Mur. ac; patches of wash leather, 
 BKali br.; spot yellowish gray, BLac c ; white^ 
 in catarrh, BKali m.; white, grayish, on pos- 
 
 terior wall (laryngitis), BKali bi.; w T hitish, 
 thick, plastic, nauseous, appears at first in 
 form of small white or grayish points, 1 1 Ipec; 
 yellow, about posterior wall, ISul. 
 fi@* Throat diphtheria. 
 
 Pharynx, fissured : covered with crusts, BElaps ; 
 to left of middle of posterior wall, a small 
 crack, exuding blood, BKali bi. 
 
 Pharynx, food: seemed to remain sticking, 
 after dinner, Zinc; as if stuck behind breast 
 bone, Cepa ; as if remaining, with nausea, 
 ICalc. g®" constriction, pressure ; also 
 CEsophagus and Throat constriction, and 
 Swallowing. 
 
 Pharynx, follicles: large, reddish, IHep.; in- 
 flamed after swabbing with nitrate of silver, 
 IINatr. m. J8£ir catarrh, inflamed. 
 
 Pharynx, fulness: Act. rac Jg£s^ pressing. 
 
 Pharynx, glands: retro-pharyngeal, infiltrated, 
 • hypersemic, grayish or blackish red, enlarged, 
 Anthrax. 
 
 Pharynx, granulations: red interlaced with 
 white streaks reaching to oesophagus (con- 
 sumption), IKali bi. 
 
 Pharynx, glazed look: ICarbol. ac; glossy, as 
 if varnished (diphtheria), 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Pharynx, heat: HCham., IColch.,Manc,Tereb.; 
 going down into stomach, Anthrok., Cepa; 
 and thirst, ICham. Jg@ Q> burning, inflamed. 
 
 Pharynx, inflamed : t.Bar. m., Berb., Bism., 
 ILac c, ILach., Med., INatr. m., 1 1 Sang., 
 Ziz.; in angina, llgn., ILach.; back wall, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.: catarrhal, ICham., IGels.; 
 chronic catarrhal, with ptyalism, especially 
 if syphilitic, IFluor. ac; chronic, IKali iod., 
 1 1 Sep.; with constipation, ISil.; dark red, 
 spasmodic, irritable cough, BNaja; croup- 
 ous, affects tonsils and swollen gums, Blod.; 
 dry or catarrhal, B Petrol.; with dryness, red- 
 ness and pain, BFerr. ph.; epidemic, BLach.; 
 wholesale destruction of epithelium, viscidity 
 of saliva, heat of palms, I ILac c;- with pro- 
 fuse and exhausting expectoration, IPhyt.; 
 follicular, IHydras., IKali m., ISec; chronic 
 follicular, I IPhyt,; chronic granular, IPhyt.; 
 in otitis media, I IMerc. d. ; with paroxysmal 
 cough, IPhyt,; catarrhal, rheumatic, I fPuls.; 
 slight, Lyss.; acute, secondary syphilis, ISyph. 
 jggp" 1 burning, catarrh, heat. 
 
 Pharynx, irritation: .Cochl.; posterior wall, 
 IMerc iod. flav., I IRumex ; with cough, llris ; 
 in syphilis, I IPhyt.; more irritable than lar- 
 ynx, with affection of posterior nares (sore 
 throat), IMerc. iod. rub. 
 
 Pharynx, itching: Colch.; in swallowing, Stront. 
 
 Pharynx, large: distressing sensation of en- 
 largement of calibre, from choanse to epigas- 
 trium, feels like a cavern, provokes a cough, 
 paroxysmal, with profuse and exhausting ex- 
 pectoration of thick, starchlike mucus (chron- 
 ic pharyngitis), I IPhyt. S^" distension. 
 
 Pharynx, as if a fine leaf lay before posterior 
 nares, morning, after waking : IBar. c. 
 
 Pharynx, mucus : tough, in fauces, with ach- 
 ing, IRumex ; back of, covered, Ant. t.; gluti- 
 nous, frothy, gargling scarcely detaches it, 
 causes disgusting taste, preventing eating, 
 BMyr. cer.; hawking, Carbol. ac, ICaust., Ptel.'; 
 strings, adhering to upper part, IPhyt.; on 
 swallowing, ICalc; tough, hanging dow r n in 
 strings, ICarbo a.; trickling, IMerc; viscid, 
 forming scanty crust, Myr. cer,; viscid, gray, 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 jellylike, easily hawked up in morning, BUArg. 
 met.; thick, yellow, tough and hard to remove, 
 back part covered, IndL; thick, yellow, taste- 
 less, from upper part, Lact. ac; patched with 
 yellow (diphtheria), BNatr. a. 
 1$^ Throat hawking, mucus. 
 
 Pharynx, nausea: BLyc; caused by dry- 
 ness, better by swallowing (intermittent), 
 laCoccul. 
 
 Pharynx, neuralgic affection: in sclerotitis, 
 MSpig. 
 
 Pharynx, numbness: in posterior wall, I Cepa. 
 
 Pharynx, pale : BNatr. in.; in chronic follicular 
 pharyngitis, I IPhyt. 
 
 Pharynx, pain : Anthrok.; when swallowing, 
 ICalc. p.; on swallowing, IGels. 
 
 Pharynx, paralysis: Caps., ICoccul., IStram.; 
 in typhus, BArs.; glosso-pharyngeal nerve, 
 difficult swallowing, pain and dryness, I I Kali 
 m. fi^° (Esophagus and Throat, paralysis. 
 
 Pharynx, patches : in back, some yellow, some 
 white, scratching makes them bleed, I I Lac 
 c; like follicular disease, BKali m.; easily de- 
 tached on inflamed membrane, IMerc. iod. 
 flav.; posterior wall dotted with patches of 
 mucus and small spots, which look ulcerated, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; three large, whitish patches 
 (scarlatina^, BApis ; white spots, cannot be 
 removed, ISul ac. 
 ^HT eruption ; also Throat diphtheria. 
 
 Pharynx, pressing in: Astac; painful, Iod.; 
 on swallowing, BCalc; down into abdomen as 
 if a hard body were opposing from below, 
 Zinc; sharp, in anterior wall, disappears on 
 swallowing, Tarax. Jgg^ constricted ; also 
 (Esophagus and Throat constricted. 
 
 Pharynx, pricking : in upper part, Bapt. 
 ggp^ sticking. 
 
 Pharynx, purplish : in diphtheria, BNatr. a. 
 
 Pharynx, rawness: Aloe, Coccus, BHep., 
 IIRumex; in pharyngeal catarrh, BMerc; 
 feeling, Bapt.; from posterior nares, left side, 
 down to oesophagus, as of mucus in nares and 
 larynx, Lact. ac; worse towards evening, in 
 influenza, BPhos.; half down oesophagus 
 (syphilis), BMez.; scraping, toward evening, 
 Zinc; in upper, Lact. ac 
 
 Pharynx, redness : Aur. mur., Calc s.,Hippoz., 
 BMerc iod. flav., I I Sang.; in angina, BIgn., 
 ■Iod.; of back wall, BHep., BMerc iod. flav., 
 INitr. ac; back wall dark red, BKali bi.; on 
 back slight, in syphilis, BMez.; bluish, 1 1 Puis.; 
 bright, or dotted, Ferr. iod.: bright, in diph- 
 theria, B BApis ; smooth, or follicular, inflam- 
 matory, with cough, BKali bi. ; dark, BNatr. m., 
 I ISep.;dark (after tonsillitis), BNatr. a.; dark, 
 with a few strings of adherent mucus high up, 
 I IPhyt.; deep, lllpec, Lyss.; deep purplish 
 crimson, with gangrenous appearance, 1 1 Va- 
 riol.; slight, erysipelatous, with dryness in 
 throat and difficult swallowing, Lyss.; fiery, 
 Berb. ; or covered with gray or transparent 
 flakes, Ant. t.; glossy, Natr. a.; pearly, like early 
 manifestations of diphtheria, ICarbol. ac; 
 permeated by enlarged bloodvessels, IHam.; 
 equally distributed pink, Lyss.; in prosopalgia, 
 BMez.; deep purple, I I Lac c; pervaded by an 
 equally diffused, purplish-scarlet blush, Lyss.; 
 upper part, Ant. t.; as if covered with wine 
 drears (scarlatina), BApis. 
 g®* catarrh, congested, inflamed. 
 
 Pharynx, roughness ■ Apis, Iod., BPhyt. ; in 
 
 Pharynx, feels stiff 
 
 Pharynx, stitches 
 
 left side, BCamph. 
 
 Pharynx, swelling 
 
 upper part, in a foggy atmosphere, Hyper.; 
 worse toward evening, BPhos. 
 J^gf scraping, scratching. 
 
 Pharynx, scraping : Bapt, Cain., Cycl., BMez.; 
 in upper part, in a foggy atmosphere, Hyper., 
 worse towards evening, in influenza, IPhos. 
 gggT' roughness. 
 
 Pharynx, scratching : Tereb.; worse mornings, 
 causing hoarseness, hawking, and rough 
 cough, I INux v. Jg^° scraping. 
 
 Pharynx, shooting : IBell. 
 
 Pharynx, soreness: BAsaf., Calc s., Med., 
 INitr. ac, I I Sang.; with shiny offensive throat 
 and heavily coated tongue, I IPhos. 
 
 Pharynx, spasm : IGels., SHydr. ac; as if it 
 would close, I BKali iod.; convulsions, with 
 chills and fever, I ITarant.; feeling of cramps, 
 excited cough, in whooping cough, BCup. m., 
 BIris ; violent, BAnt. c 
 
 Pharynx, sticking : as of a fish bone, if he be- 
 came cold, 1 1 Kali c; a morsel sticks during 
 eating, as if pharynx were constricted, BBNitr. 
 ac W^T pricking, stitches; also Throat 
 foreign body. 
 
 Med. 
 
 Iod.; at back, or toward 
 jgigr' pricking, sticking. 
 Berb., BBrom., Hippoz., 
 BHep., BKali bi., 1 1 Puis.; back wall, in angina, 
 BLach.; in pharyngeal catarrh, IMerc; in 
 diphtheria, BKali perm., BNatr. a.; feeling, 
 Aloe, ICarbo v., Iod.; follicular enlargement, 
 with chronic coryza, forming hardened yellow 
 pieces of mucus, BKali bi.; lump on left side, 
 below tonsil, causing enlargement that filled 
 each arch of palate nearly to right side, 1 1 Lac 
 c; muscles, deglutition most painful, Dros.; 
 pain, during swallowing, and on turning 
 head, or feeling side of neck, IBell.; in spots, 
 BMerc. viv.; could not swallow, Ant. t.; upper 
 part (after tonsillitis), BNatr. a. 
 
 Pharynx, taste : bitter, BKali iod.; rising into 
 mouth, BTarax.; like dung, ICalc. 
 
 Pharynx, tearing : sharp jerking, extends into 
 left cervical muscles, Zinc; when swallowing 
 saliva, after dinner, Agar.; as if lining had 
 been torn off, Med. 
 
 Pharynx, tensive pain, Cupr. s.; and pressure 
 in region of, worse from external pressure, 
 IMerc 
 
 Pharynx, tickling : as if crumbs had remained 
 behind, 1 1 Dros.; nightly, causes hacking 
 cough, ISil. 
 
 Pharynx, torpidity: BCaps. 
 
 Pharynx, ulcers: iChrom. ac; on back wall, 
 IMerc per.; back part ulcerated, slowly heal 
 after suppuration, BSul.; discharge cheesy, of- 
 fensive smelling lumps, BKali bi.; gradually 
 coalesce, Zinc; chronic, BKali bi.; small nod- 
 ules, which become round ulcers, with hard 
 edges and lardaceous base, slight pain, soon 
 disappear from original place and appear in 
 another part, BMerc iod. rub.; deep, erysipela- 
 tous and cedematous wound, Apis ; extensive, 
 Zinc; foul, on mucous membrane, Hippoz.; 
 left side sore with suppurating ulcers (lepro- 
 sy), I ILach.; sharply defined or everted edges, 
 Zinc; round, Zinc; a considerable number 
 of small, syphilitic, BMez.; syphilitic, flat, 
 covered with pus, BNitr. ac; in sore throat, 
 BMerc cor. 
 
 Pharynx, as if wearied when speaking, Apis. 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
 369 
 
 SWALLOWING, aversion: -Atrop. s., Po- 
 lyg.; obliged to swallow, after cough, when 
 irritation passes off, Jamb. 
 
 Swallowing, choking : Ananth., Ant.chl., Dig.; 
 in asthma thymicum, IMeph.; from fluids, 
 I ILactu. v.; when eating or drinking, Anac; 
 things go down wrong way easily, I I Bell. ; 
 feeling, Ver.; feeling, in diphtheria, I I Sang.; 
 feeling, after swallowing, as from dry cough, 
 Ammoniac; danger of suffocation, Bell.; things 
 go down wrong way, Cann. s. 
 
 Swallowing, constant : ££3^ frequent. 
 
 Swallowing, difficult: Aeon., I Alum., I lAlumin., 
 Amm. c, Ant. chl., Ant. t., Anthrok., lArs., 
 lAur. met., Bar. m., IBell., Benz. ac, Bism., 
 IBry., ICalc, ICanth., ICaps., Card, in., Carb. 
 s., MCarbov., ICaust., Cham., ICheL, iCic, 
 
 I ICina, Cochl., IColch., Con., ICrotal., ICup. 
 m., Dros., IDulc.,Gamb.,IHell.,BHep., BHyos., 
 Ilgn., Hod., Ind., Inul., Hpec, B BKali c, 
 IKalm., IILac c, liLach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 IIMerc. d., BINitr. ac, I INux v., MPhos., 
 Phos. ac, IPhyt., MPlumb., Puis., Rhus v., 
 IRhus, Sabad., Sep., Sil., BStram., Sul. ac, 
 
 I I Sul., Therid., Vespa ; from absence of power 
 in muscles, in scarlatina, typhus, or after diph- 
 theria, BApis ; becoming true aphagia, as from 
 paralysis, BOp. ; frequent attacks, BKalibi.; 
 feeling as if swallowing over a bone, with roll- 
 ing around, Blgn.; in chorea, J Agar., BArt. v., 
 BVer. v.; in cynanche cellularis, BArt. v.; from 
 constriction, BHyos.; of solids, as from con- 
 traction, BRhus ; constriction of muscles, 
 IStram.; from spasmodic constriction, BStram.; 
 with convulsions, BStram.; causing severe 
 cough and attacks of suffocation, I IStann.; 
 from two cracks running lengthwise on each 
 side of median line of tongue, which is cov- 
 ered with herpetic eruption (secondary syph- 
 ilis), I ISyph.; in croup, BSpong.; in cynanche 
 cellularis anthrax, BAnthrac; from dryness, 
 Atrop.; ten days after cut on right side of 
 forehead, with stiffness of muscles of neck and 
 jaw (traumatic tetanus), BNux v.; in diph- 
 theria, Chin, a., BLac c, BBLach., BMerc cor., 
 BMerc cy., BMerc iod. fiav.; only a single 
 drop, BApis,; with dryness of fauces, Ustil.; 
 dryness of palate, causing a stinging, Men- 
 yanth.; from dryness, extending down phar- 
 ynx, Atrop. s.; dry throat, -Esc h., Aur. mur., 
 BLach., B BStram., BTabac, Thlaspi ; from irri- 
 tation of epiglottis, Apis ; with sour eructation, 
 Oxal. ac; with redness of fauces, BMerc. cy.; 
 particularly fluids, Lyss.; of liquids, BStram.; 
 fluids returning through nose, Lyss.; of fluids, 
 painful in syphilis, BMez.; of fluids (traumatic 
 tetanus), BHydr. ac; food remains halfway, 
 with gagging and vomiting (stricture of oesoph- 
 agus), BKali c; seeks to force food past af- 
 fected spot by twisting body or assuming some 
 favorable position after which she is better 
 (oesophagitis), I IRhus ; in fever, Bar. m.; in 
 fever, worse in evening, I I Puis.; in prevailing 
 fever, BAmm. m.; in typhoid, I I Phos.; in ty- 
 phus, BApis, DArg. nit.; in yellow fever, BVer.; 
 food presses, BMez.; something seems to 
 rise and meet food (cardialgia), BLobel. i.; 
 with pain in submaxillary glands, BStram.; 
 as from swelling of glands, Asar.; gruel 
 would not go down, 7rAtrop. s.; with head- 
 ache, BBell.; with frontal headache, Cro- 
 tal.; from pressure and stinging, Mar. v.; in 
 
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 hydrophobia, Aspar., BBell., Lyss.; in hydro- 
 cephaloid, Blgn.; in hysterical spasms, BCic; 
 impeded, with constriction, fulness or press- 
 ure, in larynx, Blod.; impeded, with stinging 
 in throat, BStram.; impeded, from ulceration 
 of oesophagus, Blod.; almost impossible, An- 
 anth., Elaps, I I Med.; almost impossible, in 
 diphtheria, BMerc cor., BMur. ac, BBRhus; 
 almost impossible, throat feels dry and rough, 
 IPhyt. ; almost total inability, especially fluids, 
 BKali br., BLac c; almost entire inability, 
 with hoarseness, BAcon.; incomplete, Benz. 
 ac; in influenza, IPhyt.; inelastic feeling in 
 larynx, Sul. ac; feeling of a bunch on left 
 side, shifts to right, Xan.; sensation of a lump 
 in left side (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac c; in menin- 
 gitis, I I Ant. t., BStram.; in cerebrospinal men- 
 ingitis, BCic; nervous dysphagia, I 101. caje.; 
 more difficult at 5 p.m. than in morning (after 
 Belladonna), Lyss.; as if there were an obsta- 
 cle, on awaking, Zing.; feeling of obstruction, 
 every other day, first right side, ILach.; ob- 
 structed by dry pharynx, sore as if it would 
 crack, BMyr. cer.; as from constriction of oeso- 
 phagus, BBCinch.; paralytic, ICaps.; in paral- 
 ysis of face, BCadm. s.; beginning paralysis of 
 glosso-pharyngeal nerve, with dryness and 
 pain in throat (diphtheria), I I Kali m.; as if pal- 
 ate were down, Arum m.; in parturition, Elgn.; 
 with small yellowish white patches of exuda- 
 tion on tonsil of affected side, IILac c; a 
 pause is required between each act, Hod.; in 
 prosopalgia, IMez.; with slight eysipelatous 
 redness in pharynx, Lyss.; particularly saliva, 
 Bufo.; in scarlatina, BApis, BBell., BMerc iod. 
 rub., IMur. ac, I IRhus ; as if there were a 
 swelling on left side above larynx. Arum m.; 
 as from internal swelling, lArg. met., IHep.; 
 could not utter a syllable, Chloral.; with 
 stitching, Rhus ; in syphilis, BJacea ; violent 
 efforts, woke from sleep, Sal. ac; worse after 
 much talking (tonsillitis), BBar. c; in tetanus, 
 IChloral., ICic; in tetanus, after a burn, 
 ■ Amyl.; as if nothing would pass properly, 
 IBell.; in sore throat, Ja car., IPuls., Vinca; 
 in sore throat, 2 p.m., Lyss.; throat feels 
 swollen, IPsor.; through implication of ton- 
 gue, MVaec; in tonsillitis, IIBar. c, IBell., 
 ICanth., IHep., ILach., BMerc; with in- 
 flammation of tonsils and uvula, INatr. s.; 
 with swollen tonsils (diphtheria), BLac c; 
 with ulcers in throat, IMerc. iod. rub.; from 
 ulcers on tongue, IMerc viv.; uvula swollen, 
 ICoca; in variola, IRhus; after vomiting, 
 BNatr. s. Jggg"" inability, painful ; also (Eso- 
 phagus constriction, spasm, stricture, and 
 Throat constriction, spasm. 
 
 Swallowing, drink : jggg^ liquids. 
 
 Swallowing, ears: cracking, IBar. c, BCalc, 
 lEup. pur.; cracking, with earache, I I Kali m.; 
 creaking, as from a wooden screw, Agar.; cut- 
 ting, from tonsils, in diphtheria, I I Lac c; 
 itching, ISil.; feeling as if something moved, 
 INatr. c; painful, Ailant., iElaps, BLach., 
 IMerc., IBNitr. ac, IParis; painful, in diph- 
 
 . theria, I BApis, I BLach.; painful, in left, Carb. 
 s.; violent pressure, also when sneezing, Sul.; 
 pricking, in tonsils, extends to ears (diphthe- 
 ria), IILac c; noise, Benz. ac; obstruction 
 momentarily better, Merc; painful, in right, 
 in diphtheria, BKali bi.; painful in right, in 
 sore throat, IMerc iod. fiav.; painful in right, 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 in chronic hypertrophy of tonsils, IBar. m.; 
 pricking burning in eustachian tube, com- 
 pels swallowing, 1 1 Aeon.; sharp shock from 
 within outward, Con., IGels., IPhyt.; shoot- 
 ing, worse in right, IPhyt.; shooting, cannot 
 sit or lie, IGels.; stitches, BMang.; stitches, 
 in diphtheria, I INux v.; dull stitches from 
 sides of larynx, IIMagn. ; stitches in left, 
 Anac; stitches, in nervous cases, I INux v.; 
 short stitches, IPetrol.; tearing in left, Anac; 
 renews warmth and fulness in ears, Arum d. 
 
 Swallowing, empty: aggravates cough, INatr. 
 in.; desire for, IBell., ICinnab.; throat feels 
 dry, raw, painful, worse in warm room, Bry.; 
 causes irritation, ILyc; causes pain in larynx, 
 IBell. ; feeling as if swallowing a piece of 
 meat, Sul.; opens his eyes (stupor), Tereb.; 
 painful, Bry., Coccul., Graph., I Ham., Hep., 
 IILach., IMerc, Nux v., Puis., Rhus, Sul., 
 Variol., Vespa, Zinc; painful, in angina, 
 ■Bell., Berb., ILach., Tell.; contracting pain, 
 ICinnab.; painful, in diphtheria, IILach., 
 1 1 Merc. iod. rub.; more painful than liquids 
 (diphtheria), ISul.; smarting worse, IIBar. c; 
 scraping, ISep.; stinging at night and in cold 
 air (angina), IMerc; stitching, ISep. 
 gg^° frequent. 
 
 Swallowing, food : jgg^ solids. 
 
 Swallowing, frequent : Aeon., Msc. h., Alum., 
 Arum t., Asaf., IBell., Bry., ICalc, Caps., Car- 
 bol. ac, Caust., ICed., Cham'., ICina, Cinch., 
 
 ■ Con., Ilgn., Kami., SLac c, IILach., ILyc, 
 ■Lyss., ■Merciod. flav., Nux v.,Phos.,Puls.,BSa- 
 bacU, Senecio, Seneg., Staph., Sul , Zing.; with 
 burning, IVer. v. ; globus hystericus, lAsaf.; 
 feeling as if a crumb of bread remained stick- 
 ing in throat, better by hawking, I ILach.; 
 as if he would choke if he did not, IBell.; 
 causing choking, I Kali c; causing choking 
 after taking cold, IKali c ; causes constricted 
 feeling, IBapt ; relieves cough and soreness, 
 Apis ; in chronic angina, lAnt. c ; in diph- 
 theria, IBapt. ; caused by feeling of a lump 
 behind larynx, Ustil ; from sensation as of 
 plug or phlegm, ICoff.; in menorrhagia, ECar- 
 bol. ac; causes nausea and irritation, leftside, 
 Diosc; better while eating and after (diar- 
 rhoea 1 , ICaust.; with burning in fauces, EVer. 
 v.; with sensation of a lump, BiLach., ILyss., 
 ■Sabad, I ISul. ; caused by sensation of a lump 
 on one side, ceases only to commence on op- 
 posite side, alternates, IILac c; from sensa- 
 tion of a lump (diphtheria), IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 from constriction of larynx, better in open air, 
 
 ■ Coloc ; causes pain in root of tongue, I IBapt.; 
 red and swollen, I INux v.; in tonsillitis, IBell., 
 ILach.; from dryness, ILach., Merc. iod. flav ; 
 ■Sep., ISul.; in typhoid malaria, ILyc vir.; 
 in helminthiasis, BBSpig.; especially when 
 walking in wind, ICon.; from sensation as if 
 something were sticking low down on oesoph- 
 agus, Vinca; while talking, Staph.; with raw 
 and bloody mucous membrane, after diph- 
 theritic membrane exfoliates, I I Lac c; with 
 constant watery secretion in mouth, Kob. 
 g^* empty, saliva. 
 
 Swallowing hastily (in rage) : lAnac 
 Swallowing, inability: iEthus., 1 1 Amyg., BApis, 
 Arum t., TrAtrop.s., Bell.,Chlor., ■Gels.JHydr. 
 ac, IILac c, ILach., INux v., lOp., Sab'ina, 
 I ISpong.; acrid things (syphilis), ILach.; in 
 apoplexy, IHyos.; bread, as if it were too dry, 
 
 Sign.; from choking which rises from stomach, 
 with thirst for cold water, (Mane; prevented 
 by a kind of muscular contraction, I I Lac c; 
 in croup, : Ant. t.; in delirium, IBell.; in 
 diphtheria, IKali bi., IKali perm., BMerc cy., 
 
 I ISul. ac; from dryness and roughness, Men- 
 yanth.; in typhus, I Cam ph., IBapt; food 
 stays, ILach ; in hemiplegia, lElaps ; in in- 
 flamed throat, IMerc. cor.; in inflammation of 
 throat, with smallpox, T x gramme to 120 
 grammes water used as a gargle, HMerc. cor.; 
 especially fluids, ICina ; even a teaspoonful of 
 fluid, IINitr. ac; in lyssophobia, Lyss.; from 
 nausea, as if food would not go down, I I Arn.; in 
 oesophagitis, as from paralysis, ILach., BOp.; 
 in paralysis, Curar., IGels., INux m., INux 
 v.; paralysis, in typhus, IBapt., ICoccul.; in 
 post-diphtheritic paralysis, Sec.; from ob- 
 struction, Arund.; refused, in scarlatina, II Ai- 
 lant.; in sunstroke,. IGlon.; from swelling of 
 throat, internally and externally, I ISul.; 
 sweet things (syphilis), ILach.; in tetanus, 
 ICic; in angina tonsillaris, IIBar. c; in ton- 
 silliis, lAcon,, IBar. c, IHep.; no effort to, 
 when water is put into mouth (typhus, hydro- 
 cephalus), I Apis ; with unconsciousness (con- 
 vulsions in a child), lAmyl. 
 
 %g§~ difficult. 
 
 Swallowing, inclination : j^gr frequent. 
 
 Swallowing, liquids : aggravation from, lApis, 
 Brom., Cina, Ilgn., ILach., I IMerc. cor.; roll 
 audibly down throat as if poured into an 
 empty barrel, IIHydr. ac; difficult, IBell., 
 ICanth., IChin. a., ICup. m., Blgm, Hod., 
 BLach., IMerc, Natr. m., Phos., Sil.; difficult, 
 producing cough (diphtheria), IMur. ac; diffi- 
 cult, in mercurial salivation, BHydras.; large, 
 but difficult (typhoid), IZinc; escape through 
 nose, Ananth., 1 1 Arum t., IBar. c, Bell., 
 ICanth., IKali bi., IKali perm., ILac c, 
 B BLach., IMerc, IMerc. cor., IMerc cy., 
 IPhyt., ISul. ac; painful, in traumatic teta- 
 nus, IHydras.; painful, grasps throat, IILach.; 
 warm or spirituous fluids can partially be 
 swallowed, cold drinks come up immediately 
 (stenosis oesophagi), EGels. 
 J^IT Chap. 7, Nose fluids; also Chap. 15, 
 Drinking noise. 
 
 Swallowing, painful: Ant. chl., Arund., Atrop. 
 s., IBell., Berb., Bism., Brach., BBry., Calcp., 
 BBCinch., CofT., Dros., Eucal., Fluor, ac, IHep., 
 Ind., Inul., IKali bi., IKali c,IILac c, Lac def., 
 ILach., Lyss., Med., IMerc, Merc cy., IMerc. 
 iod. rub., Mur. ac, INatr. c, BNitr. ac, INux 
 v., (Enan., IPetrol., I Phos., IPhyt., 1 1 Pod., 
 
 I I Puis., IRhus, Sang., Sep., Staph., Sul., 
 Thuya, I IVerbas.; causes anxiety (diphthe- 
 ria), IMerc. cy.; agony on attempting to swal- 
 low bread, Lyss.; burning, Arn., Arund., Stil- 
 ling.; burning, in oesophagitis, IIArs.; burn- 
 ing, like fire (colic), lArs.; with rough voice, 
 ISul.; inchest, ICalc p.; in coryza, Ars. m.; 
 cramplike, strangling pain, _ externally, in 
 muscles of throat, IZinc; cutting, Stann.; cut- 
 ting, in diphtheria, IMerc cy.; feeling of 
 throat being denuded, Stann.; distorts face, 
 ■Sil.; distorts face and draws head down, 
 IINitr. ac; better after warm drinks, I Alum.; 
 from dryness, Arum d.; with dryness of glot- 
 tis, I Med.; in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; in epigas- 
 trium, ICalc. p.; in epiglottis, worse when de- 
 pressing tongue, IMerc cor.; as from excoria- 
 
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 tion, 1 1 Hydras.; wartlike excrescences feel 
 like pointed bodies, lArg. nit.; in fauces, 
 ICalc. p.; in right side of fauces, Brom.; with 
 fever heat, Mane; with high fever, in 
 diphtheria, IMerc. cy.; in miliary fever, 
 IGels.; as of a fish bone, lApis, BIHep. ; 
 as if food had to force itself over a sore spot 
 when swallowing,IBar. c. ; food seems to lodge, 
 then feels as if passing over a sore spot, BNatr. 
 m.; food rests on back of tongue, causing thrill- 
 ing pain (cancrum oris),ILach.; as of a foreign 
 body, IMerc; swollen glands in neck (rheu- 
 matism), BMerc; in goitre, ISpoug.; as of 
 something hard, BKali a; in angina herpetica, 
 lArs.; in hysteria, ISil.; inclination, without 
 being able to swallow anything, Lyss.; lancina- 
 ting, Bell.; in larynx, IBelL, HSpong.; in 
 larynx, worse when depressing tongue, IMerc. 
 cor. ; in a small place, in region of left corner 
 of hyoid bone, Jamb.; in left side, llgn., 
 BILach., IIMillef., Sil., Stront.; soft palate 
 felt like dried leather (influenza), ISticta ; 
 during menses, ICalc; in mornings, Oxal. ac; 
 muscles extremely sore, I Aeon.; in pharynx, 
 ICalc p.; pricking and cutting through ton- 
 sils, BLac c; pressing, lArnm. m., Calend., 
 I BKali iod.; pressing, in left side, Sil.; press- 
 ing, especially solids, IKali c; pressing, on 
 right side, I IKreo.; pressing, in skin disease, 
 ■Bar. c; pressing, as from internal swelling, 
 Rhus ; pressing, as from swelling of palate, 
 Sul.; as if pressed in xiphoid cartilage, Asaf; 
 pressing, in induration like cartilage beneath 
 chin, anteriorly by symphysis, Staph.; prepa- 
 ration, Amm.br.; rawness, IIArg. met,,lodof; 
 rawness on left side, llgn.; one time on right, 
 another on left side, I ILac c; in scarlatina, 
 I Apis, IBelL, ICalc, ILac c, 1 1 Strain., I I Sul.; 
 scraping, Bapt., I INux v.; shooting, BBell.; 
 worse on one side (angina), IKali m.; after 
 sleep and from fruit (scarlatina), ILac c; 
 smarting, BBBar. c; especially solids, sonr or 
 hot substances, worse right side, lApis; sore- 
 ness, IIArg. met., Arum d., Calc. p., Staph.; 
 soreness on back of tongue, Benz. ac; sore- 
 ness, as from internal swelling, BA.rs.; from 
 intense swelling, IHep.; soreness, in chronic 
 tonsillitis, llgn.; soreness, in tonsils, with 
 nosebleed, B BLach.; sticking, ILach., Sil.; 
 sticking, as from a splinter, I IHep. ; sticking, 
 worse on beginning to swallow (diphtheria 1 , 
 I I Rhus; stinging, IKali c, IBKali iod.; sting- 
 ing, burning, extends to stomach, IKali c ; 
 stinging and choking, 1 1 Aeon.; stinging, of 
 inflamed fauces, Stront.; stinging, in goitre, 
 "Spong.; stinging, between intervals, Apis ; 
 stinging, in skin disease, IBar. c; as from 
 swelling, IRhus; stinging, in tonsils, lApis, 
 BRhus; stitches, ISabad., IISul.; stitches, in 
 erysipelas, I IRhus; straining, BSpong. ; in 
 syphilis, BJacea, IMerc, BNitr. ac, BPhyt,; 
 tearing, in syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; ten- 
 sive pain, Chim. m.; in ulcerated throat, BKali 
 perm.; feels ulcerated, BLach.; from swelling 
 of uvula, I I Merc. cor. 
 g^ 5 empty, liquids, saliva, solids. 
 
 Swallowing, paralysis: ggg^difficult.inability. 
 
 Swallowing, saliva: aggravation, Bar. c,BPuls.; 
 cracking in left ear, Thuya ; constant desire, 
 BLach.; difficult, BBLach"; leftside felt sore, 
 Sinap.; painful, BBell., Calc p., I IPhyt., Psor., 
 Rhus, BSabad., Thuya; relieves, Alum.; 
 
 slight soreness in back part, worse on awaking 
 in morning (angina), BLach.; urging to, in in- 
 flammation of tonsils and uvula, BNatr. s. 
 Swallowing, solids (food) : aggravation, Phos. 
 ac. ; bread, scraping, as if raw, BLach.; con- 
 stant cramp, causing him to retch as if food 
 would not go down, I I Graph.; difficult, BAlum., 
 lArg. nit., BBell., BNux v.; reach a certain 
 point, and then are violently ejected with 
 fearful gagging and suffocation (stenosis*, 
 BNatr. m.; aching across clavicles, up left 
 side of neck into ear, Tarax.; as if food had 
 to force itself over a sore spot, BBar. c; gullet 
 feels too small, Tarax. ; as if food had lodged in 
 cardiac region(stricture of oesophagus), B Aeon.; 
 difficult, when lying* down, ICham.; pain in 
 shoulders, BRhus ; food seems to push up, as 
 if it had not been swallowed, Ferr. iod.; 
 spasms of pharynx, BIris; as if food were 
 turning, Elaps ; inability, in spasmodic strict- 
 ure of oesophagus, 1 1 Bapt., BBBar. c; leaves a 
 sensation of something remaining, BKali bi.; 
 food seems to pass over a lump, with sore and 
 aching pains, extending to and into left ear 
 (diphtheria), I ILac c; muscles weak, food 
 goes down wrong way, BNatr. m.; painful, 
 Alum., Badiag., BBar. c, BBry., Cham., Hep., 
 BKali bi., BNitr. ac, Phos., BRhus, Sep., Sul.; 
 - painful, in diphtheria, I ILac c; causes gurg- 
 ling, followed by gagging, in spasmodic strict- 
 ure of throatJLaefi.; food regurgitates through 
 nose, BBLyc, I I Phos. jg@~(Esophagus strict- 
 ure, Throat constriction. 
 Swallowing, shivering : during and after, IMerc. 
 
 cor. 
 Swallowing, spasms : of fauces and glottis, 
 IBelL; of glottis, IMerc cor.; attempt renews 
 spasms of throat, IHyos.; in chorea, ILaur. ; 
 with swelling and pain, in diphtheria phleg- 
 mosa, ILyc gggT* (Esophagus constriction, 
 spasm, stricture. 
 Swallowing, stiffness : in throat, iEsc h.; in 
 
 angina, IHydr. 
 Swallowing, taste : like garlic, Calc. a.; like 
 
 rancid oil, Ipec 
 Swallowing : J8@ Q> Chap. 15, Drinking and Eat- 
 ing. 
 THROAT, aching: Ars. m.; as after cold, 
 Cepa ; worse coughing than swallowing (exos- 
 tosis on skull), I lArg. met.; pressing during 
 deglutition, 1 1 Ferr.; to left hip, wearing (pa- 
 ralysis), BCurar.; caused by reading, I IStann.; 
 to stomach, with burning, Cund. 
 Throat, acrid feeling: after eating, 1 1 Arum d., 
 I Arum t., I I Cast, v., INitr. ac 
 jgglP burning, raw. 
 Throat, afternoon: aggravation, Canth.; at S- 
 
 p.m., IBelL; at 4 p.m., ILyc 
 Throat, anaesthesia : IKali br. 
 Throat, aphthae : IBry. ; cankers (dysentery), 
 
 ICanth. 
 Throat, apprehensive feeling : Cann. s. 
 Throat, sensation of a ball : I Cepa, ILach.; with 
 oppressed feeling in chest, after sunset, with 
 tendency to cry, like hysteria, Natr. s.; as if 
 mucus had lodged, I I Ars.; painful, when talk- 
 ing or swallowing, causing much anxiety, 
 I I Paris ; in left side, feeling that it could be 
 removed with a knife, 1 1 Lac c ; as if ball w r ere 
 rising, ICalab., llgn., 1 1 Kali ph., IKalm., IVer. 
 v.; hard ball seems to rise, close pharynx and 
 take away breath, Sul.; as of a ball rising, 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 causes difficult respiration (hysteria), IIAsaf.; 
 seems to threaten suffocation, Kali ars., Lyss., 
 IPlumb'. ; as if wedged in, Stram.; uvula red 
 and swollen, I INux v. 
 
 fig^ foreign body, globus hystericus, 
 lump, plug. 
 
 Throat, biting sensation : IColch. 
 
 Throat, bleeding : BHam.; mucous membrane 
 after diphtheritic membrane exfoliates, with 
 frequent swallowing, 1 1 Lac c; blood spitting, 
 liAcon., lArn., ICanth., ■Cinch., BFerr., BFerr. 
 ph., IHam., Ilpec, BPhos., BSang.; warm blood 
 rises and flows out of her mouth, BMillef. 
 
 Throat, blenorrhoea : BBar m. j^~ catarrh. 
 
 Throat, bloodvessels: varicose veins, BBar. 
 m , BFluor. ac, IBHam., BPuls.; bluish, from 
 distended veins, discomfort and pain onswal- 
 
 • lowing, hawking of mucus with blood, BHam.; 
 blueness from distension, Thuya ; varicosis in 
 gouty subjects, BHam.; venous dilatation, in 
 chronic catarrhal laryngitis, IMang. 
 
 Throat, burning: BAcon., BiEsc. h., iEthus., 
 BAluin., Ammoniac, Ananth., Ant. chl., An- 
 throk., BApis, BBArs., Ars. h., BAspar., Arum 
 m. , B Arum t.,Bapt.,Bism.,Bor.,Bov.,Bry., Calc. 
 fl., ICanth., BiCaps., ^Carbol. ac, ICarbo a., 
 Carbo v., BICaust., Ced., Cepa, Chel., Cinch., 
 IClem.,Crot.t., Cycl.,Eucal., Ferr. iod., Ferr.m., 
 ■Gels., BGuaiac, Gymn., BHep., BHyos., BIris, 
 Lact.ac, BLach.,Lobel. i.,BLyc.,BMerc,BMerc 
 cor., BMerc iod. flav., Merc, per., Merc, sul., 
 BBMez., I lOxal. ac, Pseonia, Paris, Phos. ac, 
 
 I IPsor., Ran. sc, Rhod., Sal. ac, Seneg., SiL, 
 DSpong., Squilla, Stram., BSul.,ITabac, Tereb., 
 IVer., Vespa ; as from something acrid, Aph. 
 chen., I I Arum d., BArum t.; as from alcohol, 
 BAmin. c; in asthma, liZing.; in back part, 
 Am.; in back part, with hawking, iAcom; in 
 acute bronchial catarrh, BKalibi.; in chronic 
 catarrh, BApis ; as from caustic, I I Lace; after 
 application of caustics, especially nitrate of 
 silver, BINatr. m.; like a burning cavern, ilris; 
 as from hot coal, to stomach, with pain and 
 anxiousness, Euphor.; contracting pain, Strain.; 
 with dry tickling cough, BIris ; during cough, 
 Hep., Iod., IPhos.; in consumption, llod.' in 
 croup, BPhos.; in diphtheria, BKali bi.; with 
 dryness, Coccul., ILobel i.; with dryness and 
 roughness, as if scraped by an acorn, I IMagn. 
 c; after breakfast, Agar. ; after eating, Calc, 
 BNitr. ac; as soon as she eats, BLyc; during 
 eating or drinking, iParis ; duringeating, left 
 side of roof as if burned, Calc s.; after dinner, 
 rough sensation, BDros. ; especially after eating 
 sweet things, BSang.; with sour eructation, 
 ■Sul.; feeling as if burnt, Cupr. s., BLaur., 
 
 I I Pod. ; in typhoid fever, BHCalad.; in yellow 
 fever, BGels.; as if on fire, BBCanth.; like fire, 
 when swallowing (colic), BArs.; as if flames 
 were rushing out Euphor.; in front, Spong.; 
 with hawking,Coccus. ; like heartburn, BCaust., 
 Zinc; with hoarsenes,B Calc; with hoarseness, 
 particularly while eating or drinking, I IPa- 
 ris ; as if a ball of red hot iron had lodged, 
 BPhyt.; inflammatory, I IRanc. b.; in influ- 
 enza, Seneg.; below and posterior to larynx, 
 especially on swallowing, BPetrol.; lump 
 in pit, impedes swallowing and respi- 
 ration (cardialgia), BLobel. i.; in morning, 
 with inability to breathe through nose, 
 BKali bi.; as of mustard, Ananth.; with 
 nausea, Mane, Urt. ur.; worse at night 
 
 (bronchitis), BMerc; before midnight, Arum 
 t. ; numbness, BAcon.; down oesophagus, 
 with pain in stomach, Dory.; worse in 
 palate when inhaling, Aph. ch.; in pit, Calc 
 p.; at pit, in evening, Arund.; as if he had 
 swallowed a small quantity of red pepper, 
 Lyss.; pricking, ILyc; worse by pressure, 
 empty deglutition and cold water, Kob.; in 
 prosopalgia, HMez.; first right, then left, BSul.; 
 rising, ICalc p.; rising, in diarrhoea, ■■Sul.; 
 making her roll about floor, Cup. ars. ; con- 
 stant need to swallow saliva to relieve, Cub.; 
 as if from sand, Berb.; scalded feeling, Absin., 
 BApis, Merc, sul., I I Psor.; as if scalded, in hay 
 catarrh, I ISticta; as if scalded, with intense 
 redness of mucous membrane of tongue, 
 cheeks and fauces, with small vesicular points, 
 extends wherever there is mucous membrane, 
 even to rectum and vagina, I I Rhus v.; as if 
 scalded by hot fluid, BLac c; feels' scalded, 
 worse during empty swallowing, BMerc. iod. 
 rub.; in scarlatina, BArum t., BCaps.; on both 
 sides, seemed to arise from chest, I BCaust. ; 
 smarting, as if scalded, Eup. pur.; from smok- 
 ing, better by drinking, Tarax.; small spots 
 (stomacace), BCarbo v.; stinging, BBApis; 
 stinging, in stricture of oesophagus, BLyss.; 
 with desire for stool, Cornus ; to stomach, 
 BAmyl.; to stomach, Arm, Carb. s.; like a 
 stick reaching down to stomach, Ananth.; 
 to stomach during deglutition, BKali c; when 
 swallowing, Ant. chl., Arm, BPuls. ; not caused 
 by swallowing, B BCaust.; when swallowing 
 saliva, Merc. iod. flav.; when swallowing, in 
 oesophagitis, BBArs.; on swallowing, with 
 rough voice, BSul.; with painful swallowing, 
 Stilling.; between acts of swallowing, BiCaps.; 
 sense of swelling, ILach.; with sour taste, 
 Nitr. ac; with thirst. Cub., Cup. m., BNux v., 
 Sec; tickling, BKali iod.; as if having swal- 
 lowed tobacco, Eup. pur.; in tonsillitis, BBell., 
 BMerc. iod. flav.; from other parts towards, 
 Calc. p.; in small ulcers, BNatr. m.; to umbili- 
 cal region, I lOxal. ac; high up in cavity pos- 
 terior to uvula, Cist.; as from hot vapor 
 ascending from stomach, IMerc; greatly ag- 
 gravated by prolonged use of voice (chronic 
 granular pharyngitis), BPhyt.; with daily 
 vomiting, of chocolate masses (carcinoma 
 ventriculi), Mez.; with vomiting of frothy 
 mucus, with cough and frothy expectoration, 
 Urt. ur.; with desire to vomit, during preg- 
 nancy, IMagn. c; when walking, particularly 
 against wind, and when eating warm food, 
 BHep.; as of boiling water rising, BStram.; 
 when he tries to swallow water, Lyss.; into 
 left nostril, like a stream of scalding water, 
 BGels. J^tr heat, inflamed. 
 
 Throat, cancer : $££* Pharynx cancer. 
 
 Throat, catarrh: Alum., BBadiag., BHydras., 
 BMerc, I IMyr. cer., BNatr. a., BNux v., IPuls., 
 BRumex, BSul.; with abdominal complaints, 
 Apis ; inflammation, simulating diphtheria, 
 BPhyt. 
 g^ 3 * blennorrhea, congested, inflamed. 
 
 Throat, chest : pain extends to, BLac c 
 
 Throat, choking: Abies, BBell., Calc. fl., Cupr. 
 s., BCed., BCup. m., BGlon., BHyos., Iber., 
 BBLach., I I Lace, BPhyt., Stram., Sul.; with anx- 
 iety, BBSpong.; daily attacks, 1 1 Op.; on awak- 
 ing, Crotal.; at back, 10 a.m., Lyss.; frequent- 
 ly after dog bite, 1 1 Stram.; as if she could 
 
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 not get her breath (sore throat), GCale; worse 
 by breathing, MChel.; extends to bifurcation 
 of bronchia, I ISyph.; as if closing, between 
 throat and nose, I I Lac c; in convulsion, ICup. 
 ac; as after eating choke-pears, I Phyt.; after 
 dinner, when sitting and writing, Bar. c; 
 during bilious eructations, IChel.; fulness, 
 must swallow often, I I Eup. pur. ; with giddi- 
 ness, IILach.; as if some one grasped him, 
 causing suffocation, worse waking in morning 
 (angina), ILach.; like a hair in back part, 
 comes suddenly, causes sickness (gastric dis- 
 order), BKali bi.; from hawking phlegm from 
 fauces, Amb.; with disposition to hawk up 
 phlegm, Carbol. ac; after inspiration, Asaf. ; 
 as of a lump in pit, Dolich.; sudden, when 
 lying down, 01. jec; in meningitis, BVer.; 
 particularly in morning and evening, 01. an.; 
 at night, awaking, lApis ; at night, caused by 
 copious offensive mucus from posterior nares, 
 ISpig.; with cardiac pains, Arg. nit., ICact.; 
 persistent, I lOl.caje.; noise as if being choked, 
 during pregnancy, seventh month, in a woman 
 with albuminuria, dropsy, headache, etc., 
 I IGEnan.; in right side only, when not swal- 
 lowing, Zinc; rising, something seems to rise 
 as if she would suffocate, ICham., I INux v.; 
 caused by inability to swallow, after taking 
 cold, I Kali c; spasmodic, IBell., ILach., Nic- 
 col.; when speaking, Mane; coming up, hin- 
 dering speech, IMane; as from hasty swal- 
 lowing, IChel.; provoking constant swallow- 
 ing, ILyc; sensation as if swollen outside, 
 IFerr.; in syphilis, IPhyt,; as if throttled, 
 IGlon.; with worms, ICina, BSpig., ITereb. 
 g^gT* constriction, pressing. 
 
 Throat feels as if closed : Tarax., Variol. 
 g-gT 1 choking, swelling. 
 
 Throat, coldness: HCarbo v., Cepa, IVer.; far 
 back and deep in, with deep respiration now 
 and then, followed by great relief, Lyss.; all 
 day, Cist.; icy, after warmth, I ILactu. v.; dur- 
 ing inspiration, Sul.; pains worse on drinking 
 cold milk, not cold water, better by warm 
 drinks, after scarlatina (diphtheria), ILyc; 
 as of something cold rising in, Caust.; 
 throat to roof of mouth, cooling sensation, 
 ICamph. 
 
 Throat, constriction: iEthus., IIApis, Amyl., 
 Ananth., Ant. t., I Arm, lArs., Ars. h., Arum 
 t., Asaf., Aurant., IBapt., IIBell., Benz. ac, 
 Calc, ICepa, ICic, Cinch, bol., Coccus, ICro- 
 tal., ICrot. t., ICup. m., Cycl., IDig., Dory., 
 I lErvng., IFerr., Ferr. mur., IGels., Guara?a, 
 I Hell., IHyos., Iber., Jacar., IILach., I ILact,, 
 ac, IMerc cor., Merc s., IMez., INaja, Niccol., 
 INux v., 1 1 Puis., Ehod.,ISep., Stilling ,IStram., 
 Sul. ac, I I Zinc ; in asthma, llpec; on awak- 
 ing, Ast. rub. , Crotal. , 1 1 Ver. ; back part, at 3 
 p.m., worse at 4, disappearing at 6, but returned 
 at 7 and lasted until 10, Lyss.; as if throat and 
 chest were bound together, so that he had to 
 sit up, bending forward, I Ars.; with em- 
 barrassed breathing, Crotal.; with dyspnoea, 
 mustloosen cravat, Sars.; obstruction of breath 
 at pit, ICoccul.; with stoppage of breath, as if 
 by a spasm (asthma), Sars.; in cardialgia, 
 I j Plumb.; extended to chest, Amyl.; convul- 
 sive motion, with feeling as of a stone there, 
 Bufo.; during cough, Bell., BPuls.; with dry 
 cough, Ascl. t., IBrom., I IPhos ; causing 
 cough, ICalc; causing constant dry hacking 
 
 cough, ILac c; with spasmodic dry tickling 
 cough, IMagn. p.; with cough at midnight 
 (asthma), I I Puis.; in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; 
 in epilepsy, ICrotal.; with empty eructations 
 and palpitation of heart, Coloc; food cannot 
 be easily swallowed, ICarbo v.; in gastric 
 disturbance, Tarant.; with hawking, spitting, 
 irritation to vomit, Aeon.; as of hoop around 
 throat (asthma), Cact.; as if lame, Coccul.; 
 at larynx, I IChel.; in left side, IBar. c ; par- 
 ticularly in morning and evening, I 101. an.; 
 as if too narrow, Apis, lArumt., ICalc, Sabad., 
 1 1 Sul.; as if too narrow, must swallow con- 
 tinually, HCaust.; low down, with slight 
 nausea, ILact. ac; as if oesophagus w r ould be 
 closed, as after swallowing an astringent drink, 
 ISabad.; painful, Arum m., IISul.; painful, on 
 attempting to eat (angina faucium), ILach.; 
 painful, wiien talking or swallowing, causing 
 anxiety, I I Paris; with slight pain over left 
 eye. lUran. n.; with palpitation, worse by 
 motion, deep inspiration and holding breath, 
 IKalm.; with palpitation and weakness, 
 Mane; suffocating, in parturition, Hgn.; in 
 angina pectoris, ITabac; with sensation like 
 a plug, when swallowing, 1 1 Sep.; with retch- 
 ing, Con.; retching, as if food or plug were 
 stuck in there, worse sw r allowing, disappears 
 on continuing to swallow, but returns, Hgn.; 
 in scarlatina, ICaps.; with sneezing, I I Arum 
 t.; spasmodic, IIBell., ICom, llpec, ILach., 
 IILaur.; spasmodic at back, ICanth.; spas- 
 modic, with tightness of chest, llpec; spas- 
 modic, in angina faucium, ICaps.; spasmodic, 
 directly across, beneath lower jaw T , Sang. ; 
 spasmodic, left side and after sleep, ILach. ; 
 spasmodic, painful, Lact. ac; spasmodic, in 
 epidemic pharyngitis and laryngitis, ILach.; 
 spasmodic, ascending from stomach, Jatroph., 
 Mane; spasmodic, on attempting to swallow 
 liquid, IMagn. p.; spasmodic, with difficult 
 swallowing, I ILac e, IStram.; spasmodic, suf- 
 focative, ICact., ILach., IMosch., IVer.; be- 
 fore attack of spasms, IMosch.; in spasms, after 
 fright, ICup. m.; in spasms, before menses, 
 I I Puis.; impeding speech, Mane; feels some- 
 thing there preventing speech, cannot eat, 
 IPuls.; unable to speak a loud word, Ratan.; 
 with every word he speaks, I IDros.; suffoca- 
 tive, in angina pectoris, HCact.; suffocative, in 
 hysteria, Hgn.; suffocative, on swallowing, 
 IBell., ICalc, ICup. m., Thuya ; on swallow- 
 ing, in cholera, ILauroe, IBell.; exciting de- 
 sire to swallow, Cact. ; caused by frequent 
 efforts at swallowing, IBapt.; swallowing dif- 
 ficult, Ced., IFluor. ac; swallowing difficult, 
 nothing goes down, I ILyc ; on swallowing, 
 empty, ICinnab., Gratiol.; when swallowing 
 saliva, INatr. s. ; on swallowing solids, Lact.ac; 
 after swallowing, followed by thirst, Pol yg.; 
 when trying to swallow, with great urging to 
 do so, IPlumb.; on swallowing, with desire to 
 swallow continually, Zinc; caused by steam 
 arising from fat, MPsor.; transitory, extend- 
 ing to larynx, Ascl. t.; as if tied, lArum t., 
 ICamph., ICrotal.; as if tied by a string, ^ in 
 influenza, ISabad.; feeling as from something 
 tight about neck, makes breathing difficult, 
 Diosc, ILach.; with titillation, IVer.; in tris- 
 mus, pulls and tears at throat, ILach.; in tu- 
 berculosis mesenterica, Hod.; in upper part, 
 Bell.; when walking, Natr. s.; better w r hen 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 walking, I IDros.; worse when taking water 
 into mouth, (spasm of throat), Lyss. 
 ggap" choking, pressing ; also '(Esophagus, 
 and Pharynx, constriction, spasm. 
 
 Throat, congested : IBar. in., Chlor., BIris, 
 IKali bi., ilPhyt., Syph.; with cough, BIBell.; 
 after kidney complaints, IBerb.; in morning, 
 IIElaps. gdp" inflamed. 
 
 Throat, sensation of cotton : BBPhos. 
 
 Throat, crawlin g : Cist.; causing cough, lAmm. 
 m., I IBry., IKali c, BCarbo v. 
 g@» tickling. 
 
 Throat, cutting : Brach.; as from knives, when 
 swallowing, Stann.; deeply, SSabad.; worse in 
 palate, when inhaling, Aph. ch.; when swal- 
 lowing, IPuls., I IPsor.; soreness between acts 
 of swallowing, Mang. JJ®" lancinating. 
 
 Throat, darting : to ear and head, IMerc. cy.; 
 to occiput, on touching throat, BLach. 
 
 Throat, digging : from before backward, when 
 coughing, BArs. 
 jj®* cutting, lancinating. 
 
 Throat, crumb : j^^ foreign body. 
 
 Throat, diphtheria: lAcet. ac, Ailant.,Amm. 
 c, lAnt. t., BIApis, IIArg. met., BBArum t., 
 BBArs., Ars.i., B BBapt., Bar. c, Bell., liBrom., 
 BBry.JCalc. p., I ICanth., ICaps., I ICarbol.ac, 
 BChin. a., Chlor., BChrom. ac, Citrus, BCrotal., 
 ■Hipp, 1 1 Hydras., BBIgn., I Hod., BBGels., 
 IIGuaiac, Jab., I BKali bi., BKali br., BKali 
 iod., BKali m., BKali perm., IKali ph., Kalm., 
 BKaol., BKreo., BLact. ac, BBLac c, IBLach., 
 BBLachn., BLyc, IMerc, BMerc cor., IMerc. 
 cy., BMerc. iod. flav., IMerc iod. rub., BMur. 
 ac, BNaja, BBNatr. a., BNatr. m., I INatr. ph., 
 BNitr. ac, INux v., Phos., IlPhyt., Plumb., 
 I IRan.sc.JBRhus, I ISal.ac, 1 1 Sang., I ISpong., 
 ISul., BSul. ac, I ITarant., BThuya ; with albu- 
 minuria, BArs., Canth., Kali m., Phyt.; with 
 backache, BPhyt.; with bleeding, Ars., BCarbo 
 v., BCrotal., BLach., BMerc cy., Slur. ac. ; with 
 burning, BArs., BSec; with cellulitis, BRhus ; 
 withv great debility, BAilant., Amm. c, BApis, 
 ■Ars., lArum t., BBapt., Brom., Bry., Canth., 
 Caps., Carbo v., Carbol. ac, Chin, a., Chlor., 
 BCrotal., Helon.,Kali per., BKali ph., BBLach., 
 ■Merc, cy., BMur. ac, Natr. a., BNitr. ac, I INux 
 v., Plumb., Psor., Sul. ac; with debility, espe- 
 cially when the adynamic character shows 
 itself early, strength fails rapidly and paraly- 
 sis of heart threatens, BPhos.; with muscular 
 debility, in scarlatina, BMerc iod. flav.; gen- 
 eral and rapid prostration, BPhyt.; better, 
 after cold or warm drinks, worse on empty 
 swallowing, 1 1 Lac c; in early stage, Blod.; 
 wholesale destruction of epithelium, with 
 pharyngeal inflammation, I I Lac c; with con- 
 junctivitis, BMerc. iod. rub.; brought on by 
 exposure to damp and cold atmosphere, or 
 sleeping in damp,ill-ventilated rooms, I BPhyt.; 
 exudate commences in one of arches of pha- 
 rynx or in uvula, BMerc. sol.; exudate ash- 
 colored (scarlatina), BPhyt.; exudate dark- 
 almost black, or dirty brown, on posterior 
 walls and pillars, 1 1 Lac c; exudate dark 
 colored, left to right, BLach.; exudate exten- 
 sive, well organized, exciting cough, BKali 
 bi.; exudate dirty grayish (after scarlatina), 
 ■Con.; exudate dirty, grayish, tough, IBApis; 
 exudate dry, wrinkled, BBxirs.; exudate 
 leaves a deep excavation, IILac c; exudate 
 glistening, 1 1 Lac c; exudate greenish, 1 1 Lac 
 
 c; exudate gray, IILac c; exudate dirty 
 gray, IILac c; exudate has appearance 
 of honeycomb, dirty in color, IMerc. cy.; 
 exudate has appearance of dirty wash 
 leather, B BPhyt.; exudate thick, gray, yel- 
 low, or^ dark false membrane, inflamma- 
 tion shifts from side to side, generally 
 worse on left, IILac c; exudate left side, 
 BBrom., BLach., BMerc. iod. rub.; exudate 
 left side, going to right, IILach., IPetrol.; ex- 
 udate changing locality, BLac c; exudation, 
 on a wounded palate looked like mould on 
 bread, BKali bi.; exudate in patches, Hod., 
 I I Lace, BMerc. iod.rub.;exudate, gray patches, 
 on left side, BLac c ; exudate, inpatches,spread- 
 ingfrom right to left, or descending from nose, 
 worse by cold drinks and after sleep, BLyc; 
 exudate, many very small patches, BMerc 
 cy.; exudate in patches, greenish yellow, 
 BIgn.; exudate, in patches, foul, gray, yellow 
 (scarlatina), BLac c; exudate pearly, IILac 
 c, BLyc, IlPhyt.; exudate of white points 
 on opening of ducts of glands at beginning of 
 angina, IKali m.; exudate right, side, I Apis, 
 llgn., ILac c, ILyc, IMerc, IMerc iod. 
 flav.; exudate, right side going to left, ILyc, 
 ■Sul.; commencing on right side, extend- 
 ing over both tonsils, worse 4 a.m., better 4 p.m., 
 I INux v.; exudate white, like scabs, BIApis; 
 exudate, scablike, fetid, considerable erosion 
 underneath, IKali per.; exudate, in white 
 shreds, Lach.; exudate, covering both sides, 
 BKaol., IPhyt., I ITarant.; exudate on both 
 sides, on inflamed reel base, f inch long, J inch 
 wide, £ inch thick, same length and width 
 as base, anterior edge dirty yellow, centre 
 more organized, pearly, glistening white like 
 cartilage, more firm and dense right side, I Lac 
 c; exudate, changing sides, IILac c; exudate 
 yellowish, commencing on each side, ISul.; 
 exudate, looks like smearkase, the tongue, roof 
 of mouth, gums and cheeks lined with it 
 (post-scarlatinal diphtheria), I ILacc; exudate 
 soft, I I Sal. ac; exudate, formation of speck, 
 Blod. ; exudate, gray spots in left side, I ILac 
 c; exudate, white spots on left side, BLach.; 
 exudate, numerous white spots on pale red 
 surface, BLach.; exudate, a large mass threat- 
 ening suffocation, removed by forceps, a sec- 
 ond takes the place of the first, I ILac c; exu- 
 date thick, BKali br., 1. 1 Lace. ; exudate thick, 
 gray, BLach.; exudate tough, firmly adher- 
 ing, spreads into nostrils and larynx, IKali 
 bi.; exudate, excessive deposit, tough, whitish 
 gray, extends over whole throat, BMerc cy.; 
 exudate begins in pharynx, extends upward, 
 Brom.; exudate looks as if varnished, I ILac 
 c; exudate white, like china, BBLac c; exu- 
 date grayish white, B BPhyt.; exudate white, 
 yellow or any shade between, BMerc. cy.; exu- 
 date yellow, worse on right side, BMerc. iod. 
 flav.; face bloated and pale, BNatr. m.; fauces, 
 rapid destruction, BChin. a.; fetid, 1 1 Ars., 
 BBArum t., BBapt., Caps., BCarbol. ac, Chin. 
 a., Chlor., BCrotal., Ign., Iod., BKali bi., 
 BKali m., BKali perm., BKali ph., BKreo., BLac 
 c, BBLach., BLyc, BMerc cy., BNitr. ac, Sul. 
 ac; with low fever, BMerc. cy., BMur. ac, 
 BEhus ; with low fever and absence of pain, 
 BCarbol. ac; gangrenous, Amm. c, ICaps., 
 ■Carbo v., BKali br., BKali ph., BBLach.; 
 gangrenous, with tendency to sloughing 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
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 and implication of larynx, IPlumb. ; with 
 glandular swelling, Anmi. c, Am, I A rum 
 t., ICalc, Carbol. ac, Chin, a., Chlor., IHep., 
 Ign., Hod., IKali bi., Kreo., ILyc, IMerc. 
 cy., IMerc. iod. flav., Is atr. m.; with head- 
 ache, Ailant., ICrotal., (Rhus, IPhyt.; with 
 impending paralysis of heart, 1 1 Agar., I Apis, 
 lArs. i., I Arum t., Carbol. ac, IILach., 
 IMerc. cy., IBNaja, Natr. a.; hemorrhage, 
 interstitial, of bright red blood, ensues after 
 membrane leaves, grows slowly better and 
 membrane appears again, alternating for 
 several days, 1 1 Lac c; worse fiom hot 
 drinks, I IPhyt.; with much inflammation, 
 1 1 Sal. ac; progress insidous, BApis ; useful as 
 an intercurrent remedy, ESul.; laryngeal, 
 lApis, I lArs. L, SIBrom., I I Carbol. ac.,IHep., 
 Hod., IIKalibi., IKali m., I IKali ph., ILach., 
 ■Lac c, IMerc cy., IMerc iod., BNitr. ac, 
 ISang., ISpong. ; cases similar to Laehesis, 
 when larynx is invaded, INaja; on left side, 
 pains mostly in chest, with a dry cough, 
 IManc; of lips, lArum t-, I I Rhus ; malignant, 
 I Ailant, IIArumt., IBrom., ICrotal., I IKali 
 ph., BKreo.,ILacc,IBLach., IMerc cy. ; malig- 
 nant, confined to fauces, with terrible fetor 
 oris, IKreo ; with measles, BApis ; after abuse 
 of iodide of mercury, IKali bi.; with'horrible 
 fetor of mouth, Variol.; thick vitiated mucous 
 secretions difficult to detach, Myr. cer.; nasal, 
 ■ INitr. ac; with pain in neck and back of 
 head, llgn.; with stiffness of neck, head drawn 
 to one side, ILachn.; with remarkable ner- 
 vous phenomena, I llgn., IPhyt.; better at 
 noon, deposit nearly disappeared, worse again 
 at night, ILac c; epistaxis following detach- 
 ment of membrane in nose, IPhos.; membrane 
 extends into nose, IMerc cy.; nose is stopped 
 up, lAmm. c; obstruction of posterior nares, 
 ■Natr. a.; violent onset, I ITarant.; papilla? 
 filiformes swollen, IMerc. cy.; with pains in 
 whole body, I ILac c; pains, with difficult 
 swallowing, beginning paralysis of glosso- 
 pharyngeal nerve, I IKali m.; paralytic symp- 
 toms strongly marked, ILac c ; parotids in- 
 flamed, I IRhus ; phlegmonous, ILyc; pseudo- 
 membrane similar to that of angina faucium 
 and croup, Chrom. ac; pseudo-membrane 
 firm, pearly, fibrinous, prone to extend to 
 larynx and trachea, I IKali bi.; inflamed parts 
 purple, IKali bi., Natr. a, ISul.; livid purple 
 color of affected parts, with dull dry appear- 
 ance and little swelling, pain out of propor- 
 tion to amount of inflammation, ILach.; ab- 
 sorption, causing pyaemia, with hectic fever, 
 ICrotal., IILach.; absence of reaction, ISec; 
 with restlessness, IArs.,IArum t., ILach., ILyc , 
 IRhus; complains of closeness of room, ISul.; 
 with salivation, 1 1 Arum t., Iod., ILac c, IMerc. 
 cy., IMerc iod flav., IMerc. iod. rub., INitr. 
 ac, IRhus, Sul. ac ; after scarlatina, ICon., 
 
 I ILac c; with scarlatina, lAilant., lApis, 
 
 I I Arum t., I I Lac c, IPhyt.; sensibility of parts 
 increased, mobility diminished, ILach.; better 
 after a little sleep, Nux v.; suffocative attacks 
 in sleep, Op.; w T orse after sleep, ILach., ILyc; 
 worse after sleeping or talking, ILach.; slug- 
 gish cases, ISul. ; with sopor orstupor,IAilant., 
 ILyc, INatr. m.; unable to speak, IKali per.; 
 worse during and after a cold storm from 
 northeast, ILac c ; subj ective symptoms more 
 prominent than objective, ILach.; oedema of 
 
 throat and uvula, 1 1 Apis, BKali bi., INatr. a.; 
 whole body swollen, right side, BLac c; tongue 
 dry or mapped, INatr. ni-.j angry looking 
 ulcers, lAilant., lApis, I Arum t.; with ulcera- 
 tion and gangrenous suppuration, IKali perm., 
 BKali ph.; with phagedenic ulceration, IMerc. 
 cy.; urine scanty, BArum t., Merc. iod. flav.; 
 husky voice, IBrom., BHep., Hod., IKali bi., 
 I IKali m.; vomiting green, I I Natr. s. ; vomit- 
 ing watery fluids, I Natr. m.; in cold weather, 
 generally "epidemic, I IPhyt. 
 g^lP Fauces, Pharynx and Uvula exudate. 
 
 Throat diphtheria sequelae : Helon, IILac c, 
 Mane, BSil.; in albuminuria, IMerc cor., 
 liPhyt.; fetid breath, with constipation, 
 IPhyt.; dropsy, lApis, lArs., IBry., Cinch., 
 Chin, a., Hell.; dysphagia, Amyl.; endocar- 
 ditis, ILach.; hearing dull, I IPhyt,; hoarse- 
 ness, I IPhos. ; hoarseness and persistent sore 
 throat, IPhyt.; hemiplegia, left side, INux 
 v.; paralysis, lArg. nit., Arm, Bar. c, ICaust., 
 ICoccul., Crotal., Cupr., IIGels., Helon., 
 IHyos., I IKali ph., IILac c, ILach., IINatr. 
 m., INux v., Phos., IPhyt., Plumb., Rhus, 
 Sul., Thuya, Zinc; partial paralysis of lower 
 extremities, with constriction of pharynx, 
 INux v.; paralysis, could not bear heat or 
 covering, I ISec; threatened paralysis 'of 
 lungs, Ant. t., Camph., Mosch.; pericarditis, 
 ILach.; rheumatic and neuralgic affections, 
 IPhvt.; defective sight, I A pis, I ICalab.,BGels., 
 IILach., Kali ph., I IPhyt., INux v., ISil.; sore 
 throat, with derangement of digestive organs, 
 IPhyt.; strabismus, I IKali ph.; swelling of 
 uvula, INux v.; nasal voice, IIKali ph. 
 
 Throat, drawing : cramplike, as if constrict- 
 ed, Plat.; in muscles, Aeon.; in muscles of, 
 with desire to scratch, INux v.; paralytic, 
 in sides, Coccul.; in left side, better in cold 
 air, Cepa ; from stomach, oppressive after 
 potatoes, Alum. 
 
 Throat, dry : lAcon., lAlum., Amm. c, 
 Amm. m., IIAnag., Anthrok., I Apis, Aph. 
 ch., lArs., Ars. s. f., lArum d., Asar., Ast. r., 
 Atrop., IBell., Berb., Brach., I IBry., Cann. 
 s., ^Carbol. ac,t.Carb. s., ICepa, Chlor., IClem-, 
 Coccus, Coccul., IColch., IColoc, Cop., Cub., 
 Cycl., IDros.,Eup. perf., IGels., IHep., IHyos., 
 Iod., Ind., IIris,IJatroph., BKali bi., IKali br., 
 I IKali c, ILach., Lact. ac, IMagn. m., Meny- 
 anth., I IMerc, Merc, per., I IMerc. sol., Merc. 
 sul., IMez., Mosch., IMyrtus, INaja, INitr. ac, 
 Nitr. sp. d.,IINuxm., IOp.,Phos. ac, IJPhos., 
 IPhyt., Plant., IPod., IPsor., I IPteL.JISabad., 
 Sal. "ac, Seneg., ISpong., Squilla, Staph., 
 HSticta, I ISul., Tarax., Thuya, Zinc; with 
 aching, causing frequent cough (chronic syph- 
 ilitic sore throat), IKalm.; as from something 
 acrid, Aph. ch.; constant, in aphonia nervosa, 
 I I Puis.; in angina, IMerc; worse on awaking, 
 ■Alum., Ammoniac, Bov., IManc., I INux m., 
 Zing.; awakens, especially 5 a.m. (spasmodic 
 croup of scrofulous children), IKali iod.; 
 worse w T hen awaking during night,with cough, 
 ILachn. ; on awaking, in parenchymatous met- 
 ritis, I ILac c; of back part, ICaust,, ILobel. 
 c, INux m.; of back part, better holding cold 
 water in mouth, Raph.; of back part, chokes 
 at every swallow, as if pharynx were inactive 
 or paralyzed, Rhus ; can scarcely breathe, 
 must moisten mouth, 10 p.m., ILach.; with 
 burning in chest, IMur. ac; becoming burn 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 ing, extends to larynx, after catching cold, 
 IKali bi.; with burning in epigastrium, IKali 
 iod,; in catarrh, B Apis, IPhos.,ISep., USticta ; 
 choking, lAilant.; as from a cold, Sil.; con- 
 strictive, iEsc h.;with dry coryza, INitr. ac; 
 with cough, Iodof., Jamb., IKalm., IPhos., 
 lPhyt., IISul.; with dry cough, Calc p., 
 I Ham.; provokes hacking cough, Stront.; with 
 teasing, dry, hacking cough, ISang.; dry 
 cough, at night, lAlum. ; causing paroxysms 
 of two or three coughs, IPuls.; dry, with tick- 
 ling cough, ISang.; with violent cough, as from 
 vapor of sulphur, IKali m.; it seems as if it 
 would crack, ISang.; in croup,BBrom., IPhos.; 
 after diarrhoea, in morning, Oxal. ac. ; in 
 chronic camp diarrhoea, ILyss. ; with dizziness, 
 lAilant.; better by drinking. ICist. ; not bene- 
 fited by any sort of drink, IDStram., Ver.; 
 causing constant desire to drink (phthisis 
 florida), I I Merc, cor.; it hurts when he drinks 
 (typhoid fever), IBell.; has to drink often to 
 keep moist, 1 1 Phyt.; drinks often but little 
 at a time, 1 1 Pic. ac; with drawing pain, 
 Sabina ; as if filled with dust, Iber.; better 
 by eating, ICist., Iber.; worse after eat- 
 ing, ILach.; with papulous eruption, IKali 
 iod.; with heaviness of eyes, Naja ; with faint- 
 ing, IStram.; feeling, SAcon., IKalm., IMez., 
 INatr. c, IINux m.; feels as if dried with 
 blotting paper (stomacace), ICarbo v.; with 
 sensation in velum palate as if desquamation 
 were about to take place (hysteria), ILach.; 
 in typhoid fever, 1 1 Rhus, ICalad.; in yellow 
 fever, IGels.; with swollen glands, Med. ; with 
 hawking, Calad., Stront.; worse from hawk- 
 ing, ISpong.; feels dry, yet constantly hawks 
 transparent mucus, INatr. m.; with constant 
 inclination to hawk up tenacious mucus, 
 which soon again collects and causes irri- 
 tation, Zinc; with headache, Stram.; after 
 attack of functional disturbance of heart, 
 ILil. tig. ; with constant hemming, caused by 
 secretion of tough, sticky phlegm, iSep.; with 
 severe hiccough, Ver. v.; with hoarseness, 
 Eup. perf., I IGels., IKali bi., ILact. ac, Sul. 
 ac; with hoarseness, after rising in morning, 
 IMagn. m.; in hysteria, ILyc; in influenza, 
 ICepa, llChel.; menses too early and too pro- 
 fuse, INux m.; from midday until 1 to 3 a.m., 
 then better until next noon, ICist.; early in 
 morning, Coca; between 2 and 3 a.m., IKali 
 c; mornings, Amb., Kob.; worse mornings, 
 ■ IPuls., lAilant.; worse in morning and inhal- 
 ing fresh air. Ammoniac; in morning, in bed, 
 Sars.; especially in morning, Zinc; worse 
 morning and evening, IPhyt.; in morning, 
 with thirst, Petrol.; painful, mouth full of 
 saliva, IMerc; with accumulation of mucus, 
 Petrol. ; with accumulation of mucus in lar- 
 ynx, Zinc; with expectoration of large quan- 
 tity of yellow, thick, lumpy mucus, I IPuls.; 
 'with constriction of larynx after sleeping, 
 ILach.; as if something had lodged (after ton- 
 sillitis), INatr. a.; with nausea, lAmyl., Illpec; 
 at night, Calc p., ICinnab., Sep., IISul.; 
 worse at night, I IPhos.; at night on waking, 
 ILach.; night and day, throat glistens, IPhos.; 
 worse at night, causing him to drink often, 
 ICinnab.; must swallow saliva to relieve, 
 especially at night, ICist.; all night, could 
 hardly speak, Form.; as if numb, Magn. s.; 
 extending to oesophagus, INatr. s.; in ophthal- 
 
 mia, MCic; parched, I Alum., Cub., Plant., 
 Sep.; parched, on awaking, 5 a.m., lAmyl.; 
 parched, with thirst for cold water, Cann. i.; 
 painful, Cain.; with slight erysipelatous red- 
 ness in pharynx, Lyss.; in pit, Calc. a.; and 
 pricking, not better by drinking, Lobel. i.; in 
 prosopalgia, IMez.; sensation of rawness, 
 Polyg.; in renal inflammation, I ISenecio ; first 
 right, then left, ISul.; and rough, IGels., 
 IPhyt.; and rough, as from taking cold, liEsc 
 h.; and rough, when coughing, I IGels.; with 
 profuse saliva, IColch., Rhod.; with flow of 
 watery saliva, nausea and discomfort in abdo- 
 men, IColch.; in scarlatina, Amm. c; with 
 scraping, IKreo.; scratching and burning 
 (cramp), I ILact. ac; scratching, as if trachea 
 were closed with a leaf, Mang.; during sleep, 
 IINux m.; after sleep, Mane; worse after 
 sleeping, eating and drinking, ICist. ; contin- 
 ual, in creasing, with sleeplessness, then hoarse- 
 ness, Lachn.; and sore, Coccus, IPhyt.; from 
 smoking, 1 1 Ver.; with sneezing, followed by 
 coryza, JEsc. h.; impedes speech, Seneg.; spot, 
 causing cough, Act. rac; spot, especially left 
 side, worse on awaking, Crotal.; a small spot, 
 from which pain extends to ear, ILach.; in 
 spots, throat feels "parched up" on waking 
 (syphilis), ILach.; stinging, IStann.; with 
 sticking or boring in ears, 01. an.; sticking as 
 with a thousand needles, threatens to suffo- 
 cate, ILach.; with fulness of stomach and loss 
 of appetite, in evening dryness is so great, 
 tongue sticks to roof of mouth (typhoid), 
 INux m.; after stool, I I Oxal. ac; worse when 
 swallowing, JEsc. h., Stann., Thlaspi, Zinc, 
 Zing.; with desire to swallow frequently, Gels., 
 ILach.; makes swallowing difficult, Atrop., 
 Aur. mur., Bufo., I IKali m., ILach., Meny- 
 anth., IPhyt., I IStram., ITabac; especially 
 during empty swallowing, 01. an.; with fre- 
 quent empty swallowing, Merc. iod. flav.; 
 constant need to swallow saliva, Cub., IISul.; 
 when swallowing, then scraping, ICaust.; 
 with soreness, swelling and redness, as in 
 scarlet fever, with hectic and cough, I ISang.; 
 when talking or swallowing fluids, lAlum.; 
 with thirst, Aph ch., ICimex, Crotal., Cup. 
 m., IDros., Jamb., INatr. c, INux m., IPhyt., 
 MPsor., Sec; without thirst, Asaf., Samb.; 
 after inflammation of throat, I Hep. ; of throat 
 pit, Zing.; in tonsillitis, lApis ; with swelling 
 of tonsils, I IPhyt. ; unpleasant, Ferr. iod.; 
 with copious urine, I IStram.; with rough 
 voice, ISul.; not better by water, 1 1 Ham.; 
 after rising of sour or bitter water, Kob.; 
 with frequent desire for small quantities 
 of water, I IPuls. 
 fig^"* heat, inflammation. 
 Throat, ears : deafness and otalgia, from throat 
 affections, IKali bi., 1 1 Med., INitr. ac, ISang., 
 ■Staph., ISul.; pain, extending into, lAilant., 
 I Apis, ICalc,Carbol.ac,IILach.,IMerc,l I Pa- 
 ris, Tell.; pain on swallowing, ILacc, ILach.; 
 pain pushes toward left, I Lac c; pain on left 
 side, ILach., I ILith.; pain into middle, IGels.; 
 pain info right, ICepa ; pains to right, on swal- 
 lowing (diphtheria), Kali bi.; pain on sides, 
 aching on pressure, Calc p. ; pricking as of raw 
 sore pain proceeding from ear, especially left 
 side, worse from empty deglutition and from 
 swallowing fluids rather than^ solids, Crotal.; 
 stitching to right, from motion of tongue, 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
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 sticking on turning head, IHep.; soreness, 
 lAmb.; I Bell. 
 
 j^~ Swallowing ears ; also Chap. 6, Ears 
 swelling and throat, and Eustachian tubes. 
 
 Throat, feeling of emptiness : ICalc. p. 
 figg" large. 
 
 Throat, eruption : reddish brown, like small- 
 pox pustules without central depression, tips 
 of pimples fill with pus, worse in warmth of 
 bed (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; begins 
 (scarlatina), IBell.; red blotches, as large as 
 a split pea, lElaps ; hard, dark, red, circular 
 elevated blotches in groups or isolated, on left 
 side, skin of affected parts terse and showing 
 surrounding skin swollen, showing erysipe- 
 latous redness, stitching in eruption produced 
 or aggravated by pressure (urticaria), I I Rhus; 
 mottled, as if diphtheritic deposit were com- 
 mencing, Amm. br.; erythematous, Ant. t.; 
 erythema spread into mouth, causing vom- 
 iting, with temporary relief, Yespa ; mu- 
 cous patches, IMerc, INitr. ac, I ISyph.; 
 bright scarlet patches, Ant. phi.; pimples, Hy- 
 per.; small sore pustules (canker), Med.; small 
 rash, ICamph.; brown spots, like freckles, 
 IKali bi.; small, round, bluish red spots (pete- 
 chia?), I IKreo.; spots here and there, covered 
 with pus, IColch.; small spots, as of some- 
 thing corroding(stomacace),ICarbo v.; whitish 
 spots with red halo, ICaps.; vesicular, Ant. t., 
 ICanth., IRhus; lining covered with white 
 blisters, ICanth.; wartlike excrescences, feel 
 like pointed tubes when swallowing, I Arg. nit. 
 g^° Pharynx eruption. 
 
 Throat, exudation : diffused, blackish, IChin. 
 a.; croupous, Hippoz., I IKali m.; peels off, 
 Ant. t,; white, like china, I Petrol.; grayish 
 white, succeeded by ulcers, IMur. ac; exu- 
 date, whitish in scarlatina or diphtheria, 
 ICaps.; resembling diphtheria, with or with- 
 out ulceration, IHydras.; like fish scales, 
 1 1 Lac c; covered with plastic lymph, ICanth. 
 Egg* diphtheria; also Fauces and Tonsils 
 exudate. 
 
 Throat, fetid : jg^° odor. 
 
 Throat, pushes finger down, IMur. ac. 
 
 Throat, sensation as of a fishbone : jj^ 5 * for- 
 eign body. 
 
 Throat, sensation as of a foreign body : in 
 chronic angina, I Ant. c; in consumption, 
 IKali bi.; with dry cough, Bell.; impeding 
 breathing and swallowing, ILobel. i.; as of 
 apple core, IMerc. sol.; as of a piece of bacon, 
 INux m.; as of a bar across back part, I I Lac 
 c. ; as if swallowingover a bone, with rolling 
 around, llgn.; as if a half fluid body were 
 ascending, Spig.; as of a body which he must 
 swallow, ISabad.; as if a crumb were lodged 
 (chronic irritability of fauces), ILach.; as if a 
 crumb or hair were lodged behind larynx, 
 Coccus ; as if a crumb of bread remained 
 sticking, obliges swallowing, better by hawk- 
 ing, IILach.; of a body which he cannot swal- 
 low, offers no impediment to swallowing food 
 (chronic rheumatism), 1 1 Sab.; as of dust 
 (mania), IIYer.; as of a large fishbone, on 
 swallowing, I Apis ; as of a fishbone or splinter, 
 I IHep.; sudden feeling, as of a fishbone, im- 
 pedes respiration, ILach. ; as if food had lodged 
 (dyspepsia), lArg. nit.; as if food had to pass 
 over, IMerc; as of a hair, Carb. s., ISul.; as of 
 a hair, in diphtheria, IIArs.; painful, on a 
 
 small spot in left side next root of tongue, 
 worse by pressure, ~Ced.; as if something had 
 lodged in right side, stinging, I ILach.; as if she 
 had swallowed something which had lodged, 
 better during first sleep, remains after 
 waking, ISep.; as if something had lodged, 
 impeding deglutition, Amm. c ; strange rising 
 with sensation of stuffing, as if something were 
 lodged, ICon.; as if swallowing a piece of 
 meat, during empty deglutition, Sul.; feeling 
 of obstruction on swallowing, every other day, 
 first right side, ILach.; pressure in throat pit, 
 ICaust.; as of a foreign body rising, which 
 must be swallowed, Chel.; as of sand, ICist ; 
 of a skin hanging loosely, must swallow over 
 it, BSabad.; when swallowing, as if something 
 were hanging in neighborhood of hyoidbone, 
 or as if a bread crumb had lodged, felt at noon 
 and again at dinner, Pallad.; as of a snake, 
 ILach.; as of a splinter, lAlum., IIArg. nit., 
 I IHep., IXatr. m.; as if a splinter three-quar- 
 ters of an inch in length were imbedded verti- 
 cally, pains worse on swallowing, IIDolich.; 
 as if a sponge were hanging, impedes respira- 
 tion, ILach.; as if something stuck, I Aeon.; 
 with stinging, extending into ear (diphtheria), 
 ■Lach.; as if a stick with a ball on each end, 
 extended from left side of throat to left side of 
 abdomen, IKali c; as if something were stick- 
 ing which ought to be removed by hawking, 
 ICham.; as of a stick, when swallowing, I Arg. 
 nit.; as of a thread or string, ISabad., I IVal.; 
 as of something to swallow, ILach.; on swal- 
 lowing, as if ulcerated, IGraph.; ofaswelling, 
 as if he had to swallow over a foreign body, 
 Sabina ; as if a valve rose in throat, IFerr.; 
 as if a wheat-hull were just behind manu- 
 brium sterni, causing cough (cirrhotic kidney), 
 I I Plumb. ; as if a web were drawn across, 
 every morning at 6 o'clock, better by hot tea 
 or hot wateiv, I I Zinc. 
 ggi^ ball, globus hystericus, lump, plug. 
 
 Throat, fluttering in pit : extends upward from 
 heart, Eup. pur. 
 
 Throat, fulness : I Arum d., I IBapt., I IBry., 
 Eup. pur., 1 1 Lac c, ILach., Syph.; with want 
 of appetite, weariness alternating with buli- 
 mia, IPhos.; felt choked, MPhyt. ; clogging 
 sensation (urticaria), ILed.; can hardly pre- 
 vent crying, Eup. pur.; in prevailing fever, 
 lAmm.m.; feels filled up, IGels.; feels filled 
 up as if he could not swallow, ISil. ; as of a 
 lump, with involuntary attempts at swallow- 
 ing, ICon.; in menorrhagia, ICarbol.ac; from 
 least morsel of food, ILyc; in variola, IThuya; 
 with palpitation, Eup. pur.; in pit, with sup- 
 pressed eructations, ICon.; as if plugged, 
 Ananth.; worse on right side, goes down to 
 chest, ILac c; on swallowing, Eucal.; with 
 desire to swallow, Carbol. ac, ICinnab.; keeps 
 him swallowing frothy mucus, ILact. ac; 
 causes feeling of suffocation, preventing sleep 
 at night, 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Throat, furry feeling: in suppressed menses, 
 IChen. a. 
 
 Throat, gangrene: IIAilant., Amm. c, lAn- 
 thrac, IIArs., 1 1 Arum t., ICarbo v., 1 1 Carbol. 
 ac, Chin, a., ICinch., IKali ph., IKreo., 
 IILach., IMur. ac, INitr. ac, IPhyt., ISul.; 
 sloughs rapidly, presenting a bluish appear- 
 ance, ILach., IMerc. cy. 
 j^ir diphtheria, inflammation. 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 Throat, glands': swollen, IIAmm t., BBell., 
 BBCalc,Crotal., BHep., IBIod., I ILacc, BLach., 
 ILyc, lIMerc, IMerc. cy., BMerc. iod. flav., 
 INatr. c, MPhyt., HSil. ; swelling extending 
 to ears, causing transient deafness (bronchial 
 catarrh), 1 1 Med.; swelling, left side, size of 
 lien's egg, hard or suppurating, BLith.; feel 
 swollen, worse from cold or moist air, Polyg.; 
 swelling, with ichorous or yellow discharge 
 from nose (scarlatina), HRhus; swellings on 
 left side extend behind ear (after scarlet 
 fever), BLach.; painful swelling, Staph.; swol- 
 len, in scarlatina, iAilant., lAinm. c, BArum 
 t., BCalc, BLach.; swelling, scrofulous, BBCist.; 
 suppuration, BBCist.; tension, as if swollen, 
 Amb.; ulcerated, BMerc. iod. rub. 
 g^° diphtheria ; also Tonsils enlarged. 
 
 Throat, glazed look : BNatr. m.; glistening 
 (diphtheria), IILac c, BPetrol.; glossy, as if 
 varnished (diphtheria), BiSApis, BBLac c; 
 glassy, BCist. ; shining (croupous diphtheria), 
 BLac c; in syphilis, BLac c. 
 
 Throat, globus hystericus: Arund., Aurant., 
 IIAsaf., iCon., BBIgn.,BLacdef., BBLyc.,BMagn. 
 m., B BMosch. , BNux m., IPlat., IPlumb., BPuls., 
 1 1 Sep., Val.; in chorea, BIgn.; in dysmenor- 
 rhcea, I ITarant.; in hysterical subjects, BIgn.; 
 in menorrhagia, BCarbol. ac. ; with warm sen- 
 sation, rising from stomach into throat, BVal. 
 j^* ball, choking, constriction, foreign 
 body, lump, nervous affections, plug. 
 
 Throat, gnawing : not painful, Cepa. 
 
 Throat, goitre : gg^ B Chap. 31. 
 
 Throat, granulated: Ananth., Myr. cer. 
 
 Throat, grasping : impending croup, in diph- 
 theria, ILach.; right hand clutches, in epi- 
 lepsy, 1 1 Bell. ; with sensation of choking and 
 lividity of face (melancholia), I INaja; with 
 sighing and groaning, BBStram. 
 
 Throat, hawking: I Alum., Amm. m., Aph. 
 ch., BArum d., Arum t., BBell. ^Cain. , Castor., 
 BCaust.,Chin. a., I I Ham., Jamb., IMerc. iod. 
 flav., BMerc. iod. rub., BNatr. c, B BNatr. m., 
 Natr. ph., BNitr. ac, Seneg., BStram., BSul., 
 Xan., I I Zinc; of yellow, offensive balls, BSil. ; 
 bloody, BLyc; before expectoration of bright 
 red blood, with sensation of fulness, and in- 
 ternal restlessness, I IPhos. ac; with burning 
 of throat, Coccus; constant, in chronic ca- 
 tarrh, BAlum.; constant, in coryza, BPhyt.; 
 frequent, through day, Vinca ; produced by 
 dryness of larynx, Mar. v.; after breakfast, 
 Calc. p.; of little follicular exudates, BSec; 
 in typhoid fever, BPsor.; constant, in chronic 
 irritability of fauces, BLach.; alternates with 
 hoarseness, Selen.; from irritation in larynx, 
 Aph. ch.; with catarrhal inflammation of lar- 
 ynx, trachea, bronchi and eyes, caused by 
 mucus trickling down posterior nares into 
 throat (coryza), I IMerc; with, dark red in- 
 flammation and swelling in parts, worse in 
 morning (phthisis, laryngitis), BMerc. iod. rub.; 
 incessant, provoked by sensation of weight 
 and strangulation at larynx, MPhos.; as if a 
 small leaf obstructed windpipe, Ant. t.; round 
 cheesy lumps, size of a pea, Bry.; cheesy 
 lumps, size of a split pea, disgusting odor and 
 taste (follicular pharyngitis), B BKali m.; a 
 hard, greenish lump, BMerc iod. rub.; small, 
 solid lumps, which he must swallow, Pallad. ; 
 in morning, Apis, BPhos.; in morning, with 
 dryness of posterior nares, BNatr. m. ; of mu- 
 cus, BAilant., Aph. ch., BBar. c, Brom., Calc. 
 
 fl., BCarbo a., Carbo v., Coccus, B Graph., 
 Gymn., BHep., QLil. tig., BNatr. s.; of bloody 
 mucus, Jamb.; of bloody mucus, in morning, 
 IFluor. ac; of thick mucus mixed with clotted 
 blood, seems to come from head, relieves 
 pain, Ars. i.; of brown mucus, often tinged 
 with blood, in morning (dysmenorrhea), 
 I ITarant.; of mucus, with raw pain under 
 clavicles, BRumex; of mucus, continuously, 
 B Paris; something always loosening, some- 
 thing always remaining, Jamb.; of mucus, 
 with cough, Ferr. iod.; of mucus, with cough, 
 caused by tight feeling in left ovarian region, 
 
 I IPhos.; of mucus, in evening, followed by 
 sore pain in throat, Stann.; of mucus, at 11 
 a.m., B Jacea ; of mucus, with gagging, Calc. 
 ph.; masses of gluey, bloody mucus, I IBadiag.; 
 during day and in morning, pieces of starch- 
 like, grayish phlegm, with a salty taste (ozaa- 
 na), BNatr. s.; green puruloid matter, BAilant.; 
 green or yellow, 1 1 Dros.; phlegm has greasy, 
 rancid taste, Asaf.; thick, green yellow, fetid 
 mucus, BSil.; mucus, BBry. ; hard, round white 
 masses fly from mouth (phthisis), BKali c; of 
 mucus, with slight hoarseness, Med.; quanti- 
 ties of lumpy mucus gave temporary relief from 
 feeling of fulness (chronic catarrh), I IPsor.; 
 lumps of phlegm, with sensation as if larynx 
 were pressed, impeding swallowing, BChel.; 
 mucus, mostly in morning, Cist.; mucus in 
 morning, BPhos., Sars., BBSep.; of mucus, 
 morning and evening, MPhyt.; mucus, 
 in morning, with haemoptysis, BOl. jec; mu- 
 cus in morning (influenza), BPhos.; mucus, 
 particularly in morning, with nausea, Calc; 
 of mucus in morning, with stenosis, BNatr. 
 m.; of mucus in morning, while walking, 
 Zinc; causes bad odor in mouth, Calc; 
 of mucus, with constant nausea, ILil. tig. ; of 
 mucus difficult, coming from nose thick and 
 ropy, with disgust (nasal catarrh), BKali bi.; 
 constant, at night, Phell.; painful, with mucus 
 in fauces, BILach.; of mucus, painful in throat 
 pit, BBCaust.; provoked by throat being pain- 
 ful, as if raw and sore at palate, BBNux v.; 
 mucus from fauces, 1 1 Paris ; mucus, from up- 
 per part, with burning soreness, extends to left 
 bronchus, renewed by strong exhalation, or 
 scraping, I I Rumex ; caused by post-nasal 
 space being filled with purulent mucus, BPet- 
 rol. ; difficult, mucus in posterior nares, 
 BArum t.; draws mucus from posterior nares 
 (acute coryza), MSinap.; posterior nares dry, 
 better swallowing and clearing throat of small 
 white lumps of tenacious mucus, with hack- 
 ing,Sinap. ; forcing mucus from posterior nares 
 causes sore feeling in left side of throat,Sinap.; 
 frequent, from profuse secretion of mucus 
 dropping through posterior nares, B BCoral.; she 
 draws nasal discharge down and expectorates 
 thick brownish mucus, tastes cold (hay fever), 
 
 I I Sinap. ; much discharge of mucus from nares 
 requires an effort to dislodge, .tasteless, cold, 
 large, tenacious white masses, Sinap.; to rid 
 posterior nares of mucus, MPhyt.; constant 
 desire to clear, seems to be full of phlegm, 
 which it is impossible to raise (affection of 
 lungs), 1 1 Sep.; with rawness in throat, Kob.; 
 provoked by rawness and dryness in throat, 
 Stront.; of mucus, with rawness in throat, 
 after a nap in daytime, BLach.; with rawness 
 in trachea and larynx, BPhos.; of mucus, with 
 retching, BBry.; caused by roughness and raw- 
 
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 ness in throat, iAlum. ; constant, with rough 
 feeling in throat, Aspar., Astac; with saliva- 
 tion (syphilitic ulcers in throat), ILach.; in 
 scarlatina, "Arum t., IMerc.; caused by 
 scraping, Astac, Plat.; to clear, with rough 
 scraping, extends to trachea, Sinap.; from 
 scratching, especially in morning, Bert)., I I Nux 
 v.; after smoking, MCalad.; sour mucus, set- 
 ting teeth on edge, Tarax. ; with soreness and 
 rawness, Kob.; with soreness, clears voice for 
 singing,IStann.; clear starchy mucus, INatr. m., 
 ISelen.; stringy mucus (diphtheria), IMerc. 
 iod. fiav. ; quick and strong, ends in a suffoca- 
 tive attack, Spong.; has to clear before he can 
 talk (angina), ILach.; salty mucus, INatr. m., 
 I ITherid.; salty mucus, in chorea, ICalc; salty 
 mucus, in morning, INatr. s.; salty mucus, at 
 night, Amm. c; mouldy tasting mucus, Mar. 
 v.; easily, white, thick, tasteless mucus, worse 
 in early part of day (chronic catarrh), I Kali 
 c; violent, thick mucus, constantly collects, 
 I INatr. c; continual, induced by tickling, 
 Ind.; from tickling, with groaning aud crow- 
 ing, 1 1 Amm. m.; from tickling in larynx and 
 dryness in pharynx, with dry, hacking cough 
 (influenza), IPhyt.; tenacious mucus, Med., 
 Pseonia, Phos. ac; tough, sticky mucus, with 
 feeling of dryness, ISep.; clear viscid mucus, 
 does not relieve entirely, Lact. ac; tough, 
 dark mucus (salivation), llris ; tenacious mu- 
 cus,difheult to loosen, Thuya ; constant desire, 
 with difficult expectoration of tough, fetid 
 mucus (diphtheritis), IMur. ac. ; tenacious 
 mucus, after eating, 01. an. ; offensive tough 
 mucus, IBry.; tenacious mucus, seems to be 
 firmly adherent to posterior part of larynx, 
 I I Paris ; tough gelatinous grayish yellow'mu- 
 cus, Natr. a.; constant, viscid, green mucus 
 in larynx and trachea, Paris ; small white 
 lumps of tenacious mucus with slight hacking, 
 relieves dryness of posterior nares and phar- 
 ynx, Sinap. ; continual desire to clear, with 
 difficult dislodging of small lumps of tenacious 
 white mucus, freer in forenoon, scanty at 
 night, Sinap.; copious, tough, white mucus, 
 Calc a.; ropy sweetish mucus, iEsc. h.; viscid, 
 coppery tasting mucus, Act. rac; tough, dis- 
 agreeable tasting mucus, in morning, IPetrol.; 
 thick, tenacious mucus, I lArg. nit.; difficult, ©f 
 thick tenacious bloody mucus, IMagn. m.; ten- 
 acious mucus, sometimes thick, gelatinous, in 
 morning, IIKali bi.; thick, viscid, fetid mucus, 
 I IVariol.; thick, viscid mucus, consisting of 
 mucous corpuscles and plasma with little 
 granular matter, Cochl.; thick, viscid, stringy 
 mucus, better after a meal, I liber.; constant, 
 of tenacious, white tasteless mucus, IParis ; 
 yellow tenacious mucus, after mercury and 
 chlorate of potash, IHydras.; large quantities 
 of yellow tenacious mucus, leaving a raw 
 feeling, IHydras.; with feeling as if trachea 
 were closed by a film, with rawness, IMang.; 
 transparent mucus, throat feels dry, INatr. 
 m.; soft fetid tubercles, of color of peas, 
 IMagn. c; provokes vomiting, ICoccus ; con- 
 stant effort to raise hard whitish lumps, 
 Ailant.; white mucus in throat, especially in 
 morning, Chrom. ac; thick white mucus, fills 
 throat in morning, Kob.; yellowish mucus, 
 Jamb.; hard greenish yellow mucus, ILyc.; 
 pieces of yellowish-reddish saltish mucus from 
 back of nose, Tell. Sgg* bleeding, mucus ; 
 also Chap. 27, Expectoration. 
 
 Throat, heat: lAcon., Amm. br., Ant. chl., 
 Ant. t., Apis, Apoc, lArs., lArs. m., Ast. r., 
 IBell., ICamph., Clem., IGels., IGlon., Hydr. 
 ac, Iber., Lyss., Merc, sul., Mosch., DPhos., 
 Pseonia, IRhus, ISul., Vespa ; better inspir- 
 ing cold air, ISang.; when moving in open 
 air, 1 1 Led.; as of hot air passing up right 
 side, Amm. br.; ascending, IMerc sul., 
 IINux v., Sabad. ; biting, Cupr. s. ; burning, 
 Guarsea ; burning, with tenacious mucus, 
 Sumb.; with cold hands, Jatroph.; after 
 cough, Aur. mur. ; warm or hot drinks im- 
 prove throat, Alum., Guarsea, ILyc, Sabad.; 
 before midnight (catarrhal fever), I Jamb ; 
 with sensation of excoriation, Polyg.; flushes, 
 Amm. m.; with severe hiccough, Yer. v.; 
 during inspiration, Arum t.; in left, with 
 hoarse voice, 11 p.m., worse waking morning, 
 goes off 11 a.m., ILach.; pungent, iEthus.; 
 rising, arresting breathing, ICann. s.; with 
 rough feeling on tongue, as if scraped, Sumb.; 
 worse after sleeping, eating and drinking, 
 I Cist.; from stomach, ICarbol. ac; extends 
 to stomach and bowels, ICepa ; worse from 
 warmth, especially in bed, ICoccus ; vapor 
 seems to rise (scarlet fever), ICamph. 
 Jggg^ burning, congested, inflamed. 
 
 Throat, hemorrhage : g^ bleeding. 
 
 Throat, hoarse : jggg* Chap. 25, Hoarseness. 
 
 Throat, sensation of a hair : jg^foreign body. 
 
 Throat, inflammation: Absin., lAcet. ac, 
 IIAcon., Ananth., lAnt. t., lApis, IIArg. nit., 
 lArs., I Ars. m., Ars. s. r., Arumm., I Arum t., 
 IBapt., IBar. c, I IBell., IBenz.ac, Bov., IBry., 
 Bufo., ICanth., IICaps.,1 ICarbol. ac, ICaust,, 
 ICham.,Cinch.,Coff.,IColch.,Cup.ac,Cup ars., 
 Dig., Dory., IDulc., Elaps, Elat., Eup. pur., 
 Ferr. met., IIFerr. ph., IGels., IHep., Hippoz., 
 IHydras., IHydr.ac, IHyos., IIgn.,Ind., IKali 
 m., ILac c, I ILach., ILyc, ILyss., Mang., 
 Med., IMerc, INitr. ac, I I Nux m., INux v., 
 (Enan., lOxal. ac, Paris, IPhyt., IPuls., 
 IRhus, I ISabad., Sars., Seneg.,1 IStieta, Staph., 
 ESul.,Therid.,Yariol., Vespa, Zinc; aphthous, 
 jEtlius.. ICalc, ICaps.; with burning,!! Aeon., 
 
 I Ars., Hod.; catarrhal, I Aeon., IBell., ICaps., 
 ICarbo v., ICepa, 1 1 Cham., IDulc, lEup. 
 perf., IFerr. ph., IHep., Nux v., Puis., IRhus. 
 Seneg., Sul.; catarrhal, mucous follicles swol- 
 len to size of hemp seed, IMerc; with char- 
 acteristic coating of tongue and acid stomach, 
 
 I I Natr. ph.; chronic, IAlum., IIArg. nit., 
 IBar. c, Bell., ICalc, ICarbo v., Cinch., Cist., 
 ICop., IHam.,IHep., Kali m., ILach., ILyc, 
 Mang., IMerc, INatr. m., INitr. ac, Nux v., 
 IPhos., IPhyt, Sabad., Seneg., ISep., Staph., 
 ISul., ITliuya; chronic, with general debil- 
 ity, Uugl.; chronic, great disposition to re- 
 newed attacks, IBar. c; chronic, with peri- 
 odic exacerbations, I ILach.; chronic, round, 
 protuberant red spots, IHydras.; chronic, 
 in tobacco smokers, particularly in those 
 smoking many cigars, INatr. m.; after catching 
 cold, at onset, painful throbbing, INux v.; in 
 clergymen, speakers and singers, Alum.,IArg. 
 nit.,"IArn., IIArum t., ICaps., Cup., IIFerr. 
 ph., ILach. , IRhus, Zinc; cynanche,IAnthrac, 
 I Art. v., lAur. mur. nat., Vespa; could not 
 venture out in damp, a nervous terror of being 
 choked, IHep.; diphtheritic, Angina, SIApis, 
 Merc, cor.; subacute, with dryness, ICaps.; with 
 tongue, Cop.; epidemic angina, especially in 
 young people, IMerc; erysipelatous, lApis, 
 
380 
 
 13. THROAT. 
 
 BBell.,BMerc.,BRhus;incatarrhalfever,BJamb.; 
 follicular, BKali iod., IMerc, BBHep.; gan- 
 grenous, Ailant., Amm., BArs.,BCaps., BChrom. 
 ac, Con., Euphor., BKreo., IILach., IMerc, 
 ■Sul.; with gastric disturbance, Tarant.; with 
 swelling of submaxillary glands and threat- 
 ened suffocation, Cop.; granular, going from 
 left to right, BPlumb.; habitual, with abdomi- 
 nal complaints, Apis; with catarrhal head- 
 ache, IKali iod.; in helminthiasis, llSpig. ; 
 herpetic, lArs.; worse on left side, IForm., 
 ■ Lac c, ILach., IMerc. iod. rub., INaja, ISep.; 
 on left side, with copious flow of purplish 
 saliva and spasms, IPlumb.; with liver affec- 
 tion, INux v.; malignant, 1 1 Led.; muscular, 
 with fatty degeneration, IPhos.; awaking at 
 night, Bism.; worse at night, causes him to 
 drink often, ICinnab. ; (edematous, pale swell- 
 ing, with much phlegm, Sinap.; pain on swal- 
 lowing, ICaps.; pains, awake at night, Act. 
 rac; peculiar and persistent, Zinc; particu- 
 larly a species of pharyngitis, ISang.; phlegm- 
 onous, lAcon., Alum., Bar. c, ■Bell., Calc, 
 Canth., BHep., Ilgn., ILach., IMerc, INux v., 
 Sep., ISul., Thuya; phlegmonous, after taking 
 cold, IBar. c; beginning with white points in 
 opening of ducts of glands, threatening diph- 
 theritis, IKali m.; extending to nares, with 
 thin, purulent discharge, INitr. ac; extending 
 upward into posterior nares, and downward 
 into larynx, IMerc; worse on right side, Ars. 
 m., ILac c, ILyc, Lyss., IMerc, IMerc. iod. 
 flav., I IPhyt.,Sars., Tromb., Xan.; with foamy 
 saliva, Lyss.; with foul smelling salivary flow, 
 Cain.; with foaming saliva, Lyss.; scarlatinous, 
 lArs., IBell., Cain., IDulc, IJugl., IMillef.: 
 following scarlatina, or during epidemic, 
 IManc; malignant, during scarlatina, IChin. 
 a.; subacute, with smarting, ICaps.; with 
 smarting on swallowing, Lyss.; worse in 
 Spring and Fall, and in wet, cold weather, 
 ■Merc; from acid secretion of stomach, IGels.; 
 preventing swallowing and causing suffoca- 
 tion, IMerc. cor.; prevents swallowing and 
 threatens suffocation, with smallpox (gramme 
 to 120 grammes water used as a gargle), IMerc. 
 cor.; pain worse on swallowing solids, I IBad- 
 iag. ; could hardly swallow water (scarlatina), 
 I ISul.; sudden onset, yearly, painful, ILach.; 
 syphilitic, BHydras,, HKali iod., ILach., 
 IIMerc, JBNitr. ac, IPhyt., I ISyph.; after 
 checking an old ulcer on leg, ceased when 
 ulcer returned, I I Amm. c; with ulceration 
 (scarlatina), ■Hydras., IMur. ac; dark pur- 
 plish red color of velum, right side, near eus- 
 tachian tube, BCaps.; in upper part, I Gels.; 
 with worms, BBSpig. 
 
 $z^ burning, congested, heat, irritation ; 
 also Fauces, (Esophagus, Pharynx and Ton- 
 sils inflammation. 
 
 Throat, injuries : scalds, with loss of substance, 
 Calend. j^" 3 (Esophagus injuries. 
 
 Throat, irritation: lAilant., Crotal., lElaps ; 
 constant, down to upper part of chest, worse 
 in evening, from raw air, cold food and drink, 
 better from warm things, I ISul.; with severe 
 catarrh of head after a cold, I I Sang. ; sensitive 
 to cold, slightest exposure causes inflamma- 
 tory action, with increase of pain, and imped- 
 ing deglutition, IFluor. ac; with cough, Coff., 
 ■Iris, I ISang.; causes cough, HKali iod.; with 
 chronic cough, Myr. cer.; causing dry cough, 
 
 Aph. ch.; causing dry cough, worse in bed, 
 ■ Lachn.; causes slight, hacking cough, Tromb.; 
 cough caused by inhalation, Asar.; hoarse, 
 croupy cough, worse in evening (laryngitis), 
 
 I ISpong.; causes cough at night, I Arab.; con- 
 stant, in region of pit, causing cough, 
 
 I I Cham., Squilla ; causes spasmodic cough, 
 Lact. ac; constant, in diarrhoea, I IPhos.; 
 with heat and tickling, causing constant 
 cough, I I Squilla; with hoarse voice in morn- 
 ing, ISul.; obstinate, nervous, IPhell.; at 
 night, ICinnab.; as if scraped, Med.; mostly 
 on sides, inclination to cough, evening, Amm. 
 br.; starts at a small spot, posteriorly, Lith.; 
 from stretching out, I I Lye ; from acid secre- 
 tion of stomach, IGels.; caused by topical 
 applications, especially rawness and scraping, 
 ■Nuxv.; in upper part, causes cough, worse 
 lying down at night, after eating and drink- 
 ing, after talking, with soreness in left side of 
 throat, and constant desire to vomit, 1 1 Lac c 
 fi^° inflammation, itching, tickling. 
 
 Throat, itching: IGlon., I I Hydras. ; with burn- 
 ing in epigastrium, BKali iod.; down centre of 
 cheek, worse coughing, BCarbo v. ; corrosive, in 
 throat pit, Agn.; causes cough, BNuxv.; causes 
 cough, worse at night and lying down, BBCon.; 
 causing dry periodic or continual tickling 
 cough, Con.; deep, BApis ; following expec- 
 toration of blood, Amm. m.; in front part, 
 Ars. m.; intolerable, causes short, dry, expul- 
 sive cough, Ars. s. r.; periodical, BCist.; feels 
 a spot on swallowing, Lachn. 
 
 Throat, jerking: pain, Caust.; towards eus- 
 tachian tube, BCepa. 
 
 Throat, lancinating : Sul. ac. ; in laryngo-trache- 
 itis, 1 1 Puis.; when swallowing or breathing, 
 Bell.; in syphilis, BKali iod. 
 jg^ 1 * cutting, darting. 
 
 Throat, large : feeling of expansion, Hyper.; 
 daily attacks of distension, 1 1 Op.; feeling of 
 enlargement, SIris, Xan. ; as if something were 
 enlarged or relaxed, I ILac c 
 
 Throat, leather: feeling as if lined with wash 
 leather, better in dry warm air, worse in damp 
 weather, hot or cold (affection of fauces and 
 larynx), BKali bi. 
 
 Throat, pain begins on left side : in tonsillitis 
 
 • and diphtheria), BILach.; difficulty to swal- 
 low, with pains on left side, shifting to right 
 and upwards to ear (tonsillitis and pemphigus), 
 BLyc 
 
 Throat, sensation of a lump: Brom., BCalc, 
 ■Caust., BCepa, ■BIgn., IKali c, BLed., 1 1 Ru- 
 in ex, Sabina, ISep., Med., IMerc iod. flav., 
 IMerc iod. rub.; or fulness, like a small puff 
 ball, not better by swallowing, BLact. ac ; in 
 chronic catarrh, BAlum.; with diphtheritic 
 sore throat, I ILac c; like two eggs, in morn- 
 ing, better momentarily by cold water, BLac 
 c; small, hard, when swallowing, I I Zinc; 
 when turning head to left, I IPhyt.; in left 
 side, BPhyt.; in left side, below tonsil, worse 
 swallowing empty, not when eating or drink- 
 ing, IFerr.; in side, Berb.; in middle (scar- 
 latina), BLac c; worse in morning (after 
 tonsillitis), BNatr. a.; like a plug, worse in left 
 side, BPhyt.; painful in oesophagus, cannot be 
 swallowed, in hysterical women, IGels.; in 
 pit, impeding swallowing, BLobel. i.; pressure, 
 as if ascending, Asaf.; like a ridge in both 
 sides, BLach.; in right side, Sil., Variol.; in 
 
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 right side, with feeling that she could take 
 hold of it with fingers and pull it out, with 
 annoying, pricking stitching, I I Lac c; in 
 right side (tonsillitis), IMerc. iod.flav.; which 
 cannot be removed, Bell. ; better by swallow- 
 ing, I Kali b.; in side, makes her feel sick and 
 swallows often, then lump seems to ascend, 
 ICalc; on one side, ceases only to commence 
 on the other side, alternates, returning to 
 original condition, causing constant degluti- 
 tion, IILacc; on swallowing, IGraph.,IGels., 
 IPuls., IINatr. s.; on swallowing saliva 
 seems to make lump larger and rise higher, 
 ILach.; better on swallowing, IKali bi.; with 
 desire to swallow, Lyss., ISabad.; causing 
 a continuous desire to swallow, worse left 
 side, IPhyt.; descends on swallowing, but 
 immediately returns, ILac c, I ILach., lEu- 
 mex ; on empty swallowing, Ruta ; on left 
 side, when swallowing, shifts to right, Xan.; 
 as though he had to swallow over an eleva- 
 tion on left side, with scraping, IGraph.; 
 must swallow continually, ISul.;must swallow 
 constantly, worse from empty deglutition 
 (diphtheria), BMerc iod. flav.; as if one had 
 to swallow over a lump, INatr. m.; worse 
 swallowing liquids, better solids, Natr. ph. 
 $g^T ball, foreign body, globus hystericus, 
 plug. 
 
 Throat, lying : on back, symptoms better, 
 BSpong.; oppressed feeling, 1101. jec; pain 
 on top, ILach., Canth. 
 
 Throat, "mapped": appearing like so many 
 islands, BMerc. iod. flav. 
 
 Throat, mucus: All. sat., Ananth., BBAnt. t, 
 Ant. sul. aur., Aph. ch., 1 1 Arm, Arum d., 
 lArum t., Benz. ac, Case, Colch., BFerr. ph., 
 BKali c, I IKali iod., Lyss., Magn. c, BMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., BMerc. iod. rub., fl BNatr. c, BNatr. 
 s.j Nitr. sp. d., Oxal. ac, BPsor., BBSep., ISul., 
 Ziz.; tightly adhering, BKali c; in back part, 
 BNitr. ac; as if back part were full, the 
 same after hawking, IMez.; back part con- 
 stantly filling from posterior nares, Med.; 
 bitter, Calend.; bitter, with hoarseness when 
 speaking, Tarax.; blackish, in morning (syph- 
 ilis), BKali bi.; bloodstreaked, A mm. br.; with 
 catarrh, BBNux v.; with cough, Amm. br., 
 I I Ant. t., Coff., Phell.; causes cough, Caust,; 
 causes cough on going to bed, Iodof.; covered 
 with dirty looking (after tonsillitis), BNatr. a.; 
 difficult to dislodge (goitre), BMerc. iod. flav.; 
 disposition to clear by swallowing and cough- 
 ing, DArum d.; constant feeling of, Eucal.; 
 frothy, Aph. ch.; frothy, in typhoid, BBry.; 
 greenish, lArs.; greenish, adheres, requiring 
 efforts to raise it, inclination to vomit, Stann.; 
 greenish, low down, with sore pain in upper 
 part of chest, Zinc; greenish, sometimes 
 comes involuntarily into mouth, or is hawked 
 up, BColch.; grayish, lArs.; grayish, difficult 
 to hawk up, Amb.; thick, grayish, adheres, 
 requiring efforts to raise, exciting inclination 
 to vomit, Stann.; thick, gray-greenish, mixed 
 with blood, Stann.; glairy, in prevailing fever, 
 BAmm.m.; causes hawking at 11 a.m., BJacea ; 
 cannot hawk up, sickens her (pregnancy), 
 BCau^t.; with inability to throw it off, Grat.; 
 irritating, with hard, painful cough (influ- 
 enza), IGels.; not loose, but as if filling up, 
 Lact. ac; as if a large mass had accumulated, 
 ILach.; in metrorrhagia, before attack, BMerc; 
 
 in morning, BMerc. iod. flav., BNatr. c; in 
 morning, with hoarseness, BNatr. m.; espe- 
 cially in morning, and several hours after the 
 meal, BGraph.; feeling, at night, choking her 
 when coughing, better sitting or moving, 
 ICarbo v.; offensive to smell, Ant. sul. aur.; 
 offensive, tenacious, IMyr. cer.; in chronic 
 ovaritis, I IPallad.; with desire to swallow, 
 ILyc; causing retching, IMerc iod. flav.; 
 in pruritus vulvae, I ITarant. ; cannot raise, 
 must swallow (pertussis), HCaust.; cannot 
 raise, nearly causing strangulation, Coccus ; 
 difficult raising, Aur. met.; can neither be 
 swallowed nor hawked up, Magn. s.; rattling, 
 Amyg., Arum d., Caust., Ferr. iod., IGraph., 
 
 I I Pod.; rattling, with sudden difficulty in 
 breathing, and asphyxia. Plumb.; relieves the 
 death rattle, IPuls.; rattling, in typhus,IBapt.; 
 rattling in epilepsy, after a fall on head,ICup. 
 m.; rattling, with palpitation, during cough, 
 IKali bi.; rattling, in scarlatina, I Ant. t., 
 ICamph., ICarbo v.; rattling, infantile syph- 
 ilis, I ISyph.; reddened, with deafness, ICaust.; 
 rises, causes difficulty of breathing, Asar. ; 
 frequent rising, in morning, with roughness 
 and dryness of fauces, IMagn. c; rises, on 
 stooping or ascending stairs, brought up by a 
 single cough, Arg. met.; removed with diffi- 
 culty, is quite cold when it comes into mouth, 
 white, nearly transparent, in lump, I IPhos.; 
 scanty, 1 1 Arum t.; used by singers to clear, 
 Cochl.; stringy, Amm. br., lApis, IKali bi., 
 
 I I Lac c; stringy, detached with difficulty, 
 IMyr. cer.; stringy, tough, with cough, IKali 
 bi.; white, sticky, streaked with blood, Amm. 
 br.; swallowing of tenacious mucus or pus 
 dislodged by paroxysmal cough, Kalic; sweet, 
 after dinner, Alum.; tasting flat, Aph. ch.; 
 tenacious, Ars. s. r., Asar., Aspar., I Bar. c, 
 ICepa, Cinnab., I IKali bi., ILyss., IMerc iod. 
 flav., Oxal. ac,Ran. b., IRhus, IRuruex,Sars., 
 Tabac; detached, with erosion, burning heat 
 and rawness in throat, Sumb.; tenacious, dif- 
 ficult to detach, in chronic bronchitis, INux 
 v.; tenacious, detached by coughing, IDig.; 
 tenacious, secretions resembling diphtheria, 
 ■Hydras.; tenacious, in typhoid fever, IPsor.; 
 tenacious, ropy, in broncho-pneumonia,ILyc; 
 tenacious, could neither swallow nor hawk up, 
 IKali bi.; tenacious, inducing hawking, Pa?o- 
 nia ; must hawk, ISabad, ; tenacious, difficult 
 to hawk up, Seneg.; tenacious, like a lump 
 which could not be removed (stomacace), 
 ICarbo v.; tenacious, morning and evening 
 (chronic catarrh, typhus), lApis ; tenacious, 
 especially night and morning, IIPuls.; tena- 
 cious, early in morning, Lactu. v. ; tenacious, 
 offensive (diphtheria), I BPhyt.; tenacious, con- 
 stant disposition to swallow it because it can- 
 not be hawked up, Chrom. ac; tenacious, 
 thick, evening and morning on awaking; 
 Alum.; tenacious, from stomach, in drunk- 
 ards, llllic; tenacious, in stripes on back, 
 BCist.; tenacious, thick, IB Arg. nit., Carbol.ac; 
 tenacious, draws out like a long thread, BKali 
 bi.; tenacious, white, after heavy sleep, Raph.; 
 thick, Act. rac, IPhyt.; thick, with stinging, 
 Niccol.,* thick, in scarlatina, ICaps.; thick, 
 with bitter taste in morning, ISil.; thin, comes 
 involuntarily into mouth, or is hawked up, 
 I Colch.; transparent, I ISul.; in upper part, 
 with excoriated feeling, IRumex ; white, 
 
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 ■Phyt., Spig.; whitish, creamcolored, follicles 
 covered, BLac c; white, causes hawking, espe- 
 cially in morning, Chrom.ac; white, thick, 
 IBell. ; white, thick, hawked up in morning, 
 Kob.; whitish, tough, loosened only by great 
 exertion, BBor.; white, clear, tough, from 
 
 . posterior nares, Natr. ph.; causes wheezing 
 going to bed, Iodof.; yellow, i Phyt., Spig. ; yel- 
 low, thick, in coryza, Lact. ac. ; yellow, thick, 
 on awaking, Apoc; yellow, thick, greenish, 
 firm, almost hard, in centre, in morning,ILyc; 
 yellow, tastes dead sweet, in coryza, Lact. ac. 
 
 Throat, nares posterior: catarrh, BMyr. cer. ; 
 accumulation of mucus, B BNatr. c. ; mucus 
 from, in chronic catarrh, BKali c. ; mucus from, 
 detached with difficulty, continually exciting 
 a disposition to hawk, 1 1 Phyt. 
 ggg* hawking ; also Chap. 7, Nose posterior 
 nares. 
 
 Throat, nausea : Ars.,Bell., BCepa, Cop., Cycl., 
 BMez.; in back part, MSquilla; continuous, 
 BCoff., Phos. ac; gagging, IINaja; in head- 
 ache, BAnt. c; with stupefying headache, 
 BAnt. c; from mucus, I IGuaiac; during preg- 
 nancy, BCycl.; during stool, Sil.j sudden, in 
 ovarian tumor, BApis. 
 
 Throat, nervous affections: Brach., BBBell., 
 BCoccul., BGels., I I Lac c, BILach. 
 j$Hr° ball, choking, constriction, foreign 
 body, globus hystericus, lump, plug. 
 
 Throat, neuralgia : BAlum., ISpig. 
 
 g^p* cutting, lancinating, pain, tearing. 
 
 Throat, noise : clucking, with spasm of glottis, 
 air expelled with difficulty, but inhaled with 
 ease, Med.; gurgling, I IStram.; sound of a sub- 
 dued whistle, BArn. g^iT mucus rattling; 
 also Chap. 15, Drinking noise. 
 
 Throat, odor: bad (toothache), BCepa; diph- 
 theritic, BIgn., BKali bi., 1 1 Lace, I INux v.; 
 fetid, after scarlatina, with constipation, 
 BPhyt.; offensive, I I Lac c; offensive, sickish, 
 BMerc. iod. flav.; putrid, IB Arum t., BBBapt., 
 BCarbo v., IBLach., BSang., 1 1 Trill.: of dis- 
 charges, putrid, I ICarbol. ac.; putrid, in scar- 
 let fever, lAmm. c, BKali ph. / 
 g^° Chap. 12, Inner mouth odor. 
 
 Throat, pain (undefined) : BAlum., Ant. chl., 
 Ars., Ars. s. r., Ascl. t., ~Carbo a., BCaust., 
 Cop., BCup. m., Cupr. s., BKali c, I I Kali iod., 
 BILach., Lyss., BMerc. iod. rub., Merc, sul., 
 (Enan., Pallad., Sabad., Zinc; on awaking 
 (diphtheria), BRhus ; in back part, BCanth.; 
 in back part, worse on moving and swallow- 
 ing, Cham.; in back part, right side, BCepa; 
 in back part and right side, causing choking, 
 Diosc; violent in back part, Ant. t.; with 
 expectoration of blood, BMyr.; with constric- 
 tion in region of submaxillary glands, BLyc; 
 during cough, BCamph., Caps., BLach., BNatr. 
 m.; during cough in croup, BBSpong.; during 
 cough in diphtheria, BLach.; during cough in 
 evening, passing off when she is quiet, BPsor.; 
 with dry cough, BCina ; when coughing and 
 speaking, I ISpong.; in diphtheritis, BIgn., 
 Blod., BKali iod., BKali m., BKali perm., BLac. 
 c, BLach.; worse in evening and night, Alum.; 
 to ears, B BLach.; with red fauces, Aur. mur.; 
 frequent, I I Sep.; refuses food, MSars.; in 
 bending bead backward, B BLach. ; internally 
 and externally, BKali perm.; with itching 
 gums, Bell.; below angle of lower jaw, on 
 right side, BBDolich.; in left side, BLach., 
 
 Lyss.; in left side, during morning, BEup. 
 pur.; in left side, when swallowing, ILach., 
 I IMillef., Stront.; in left side, in swallowing, 
 before chill, BEup. pur.; in acute pharyngo- 
 laryngitis, BNaja ; with uterine polypi, BCon.; 
 with quick, full, strong pulse, BLac c; in right 
 side, BBar. m., BMerc iod. flav., Xan.; in 
 right side, worse at 5 p.m. (acute rheumatism), 
 BLac c; in right, worse from pressure, as if a 
 thick substance were there, worse when she 
 washes in morning, better in afternoon, 
 I ILach.; one time on right, another on left 
 side, on swallowing, 1 1 Lac c; in right side, 
 with difficulty of swallowing, Sal. ac; in right 
 side, subdued, contracted sensation, went to 
 left, BDolich.; caused by sneezing, BBPhos.;in 
 a small spot at one side of larynx, posteriorly, 
 BLach.; in stomacace, BKali bi.; worse on 
 stooping, B BCaust.; on swallowing, Brach., 
 Inul., Lyss., BMerc. cor., I IVerbas.; worse be- 
 tween acts of swallowing, BflCaps.; with diffi- 
 cult swallowing, in diphtheria, IMer. iod. flav.; 
 when swallowing and gaping, BNatr. c; 
 obliging one to swallow constantly, Grat.; 
 only on swallowing, Lyss.; on swallowing, 
 especially warm drinks (ulcerated throat), 
 BLyc; worse when putting tongue out, BKali 
 bi.; from root of tongue towards outer attach- 
 ment of clavicle, I I Phyt.; from other parts 
 towards throat, Calc p.; on use of voice, 
 even whispering, I ISeneg.; constantly increas- 
 ing, with weeping, BCoff. 
 JPsT 1 Swallowing painful. 
 
 Throat, pale: Eucal., Lach.; livid, in diphthe- 
 ria, BBar., ISul.; livid, in scarlatina, BBAi- 
 lant., I Arum t., BBar. c, Crotal. 
 
 Throat, paralysis : BGels., Iod.; in bilious inter- 
 mittent, BPuls.; feeling on left side when 
 yawning and coughing, iMenyanth.; with ina- 
 bility to swallow, BPlumb. 
 g^* (Esophagus and Pharynx paralysis. 
 
 Throat, piercing : dull, right then left, Millef. 
 
 Throat, sensation of a plug : BAlum., Ananth., 
 Ant. sul. aur., 1 1 Lact. ac, BPlumb., BSep., 
 Thuya ; becomes alternately thicker and thin- 
 ner, BAnt. c; in left side, Hippom. ; of mucus, 
 BHep.; on swallowing, BCalc; as if food filled 
 him to top, BGraph.; with rawness and burn- 
 ing and an anxious sensation as if throat 
 would be closed, BNatr. m.; in side, Berb.; on 
 swallowing, BSep.; with desire to swallow, 
 Aur. mur.; to be swallowing, worse on awak- 
 ing from sleep, Crotal. ; when swallowing with 
 constriction in throat, BSep.; worse when swal- 
 lowing solids, BBBar. c; with sensation of 
 swelling, BNux v.; with chronic sore throat, 
 B BNatr. m.; with relaxed uvula, BKali b. 
 jg^ ball, foreig l body, globus hystericus, 
 lump. 
 
 Throat, pressing sensation : Arum m., IIBry., 
 HCaps., Elaps, ilpec, BKalm., I INaja, I IRu- 
 mex ; partially relieved by Calc, ^Spong. ; 
 as if abscess would break during paroxysms 
 of coughing (pertussis), BCaps.; as if forced 
 asunder, Kali ars.; changing into burning, 
 Cain.; compression, Spongia ; causes chronic 
 cough at night, Blod.; funnel-shaped, con- 
 verging upon uterus, BLil. tig.; as from a hard 
 body, 1 1 Apis ; below larynx, as after swallow- 
 ing too large a mouthful, BCepa; as if lungs 
 came into throat, Kali c; in middle, w r orse on 
 awaking in morning (angina), BLach.; as from 
 
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 swelling of palate on swallowing, Sul.; in pit, 
 Anac; on right side, Apoc, BPhyt.; on right 
 side, when swallowing, I IKreo. ; as if squeezed, 
 Kali c; as if squeezed externally (aphonia), 
 IFerr.; as if some one squeezed with thumb 
 and linger, BKalm.; with slight stinging, 
 Zing.; on swallowing, BBar. c., laic., Calend., 
 I J Kali iod.; hindering swallowing, Mar. v.; 
 as after swallowing too large a morsel, CheL; 
 on swallowing food as if it would not go down, 
 BNitr. ac.; only when swallowing, I ICarbo a.; 
 if he swallowed, yet was constantly obliged to 
 swallow, because mouth was always full of 
 water, IIMerc. sol.; as if swollen, INitr. ac; 
 with sour taste and waterbrash ; Calc a.; when 
 talking, B BKali iod. ; as if thyroid were pressed 
 in, Bar. c; in tonsillitis, (Bell.; in region of 
 tonsils, as if neckcloth were tight, Sep.; be- 
 lieves it is constricted and she must suffocate, 
 IHep.; sensation of inflation in umbilical re- 
 gion, IColoc Jggg" ball, foreign body, ful- 
 ness, plug, swelling. 
 
 Throat, pressure : jggg ' sensitive. 
 
 Throat, pricking : Aur. mur., Calc. fl., BHyos.; 
 burning, compelling swallowing, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 left side, BNaja; with sensation of lump in 
 right side, with feeling that she could take hold 
 of it with fingers and pull it out, I I Lac c; as 
 from pins, BCepa ; as from a pin, causing 
 cough, leftside, BSil.; as of a pin in right side, 
 worse swallowing liquids, better solids, Natr. 
 ph.; rough sensation evening and morning, 
 with sore feeling in throat, better after eating 
 and drinking, Tell.; in sides, shooting up to- 
 ward ears, I Apis ; both sides, Alum.; as 
 from splinter, or piece of glass, BNitr. ac; as 
 from splinter, worse when swallowing, BNitr. 
 ac; as if full of sticks, BLac c. 
 gEg^ 11 sticking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Throat, purple : in diphtheria, BKali bi., 
 BLaeh., BMerc sol., BNatr. a. 
 
 Throat, rasping : or scraping causes cough 
 (secondary syphilis), I ISyph. 
 
 Throat, rawness : lArg. nit., BArum d., Arum 
 t., Brach., Brom., BCarbov., BCaust., Coccus, 
 BColoc, Dorv., Euphor., BGels., BHep., I IHy- 
 dras., BMerc., I INaja, BPhyt., BSpong., Sticta, 
 Sul. ac, BSul.; posteriorly, with drawing in 
 cervical muscles, BPuls.; burning, with con- 
 stant hawking, BGamb.; in acute bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, BKali bi.; with profuse coryza, IZinc; 
 precedes coryza, BLach.; with cough, Amb., 
 BSArg. met./Spong. ; during cough, after eat- 
 ing, Anac; with catarrhal cough, BCoccus ; 
 provokes hacking cough, Stront.; worse when 
 coughing and sneezing, Chin. a. ; with dry 
 cough,expectoratingafterlongcough,BBCaust.; 
 with dryness of mouth, BPuls.; during ex- 
 piration, BBArg. met.; after expectoration of 
 membrane, I I Lace; feeling, BiEsc h., I I Apis, 
 Ars. s. r., BCarbov., BLacc, Natr. ph., Petrol., 
 ■Phyt,, Sang., I ISeneg., BSticta, Thuya; feels 
 almost denuded, Sang.; feeling of being de- 
 nuded during deglutition, Stann. ; in hay fever, 
 BKali bi. ; extending down, after typhoid 
 fever (nervous affection), BManc; with goitre, 
 I Merc. iod. flav.; with hawking of mucus, 
 after a nap in daytime, BLach.; provokes 
 hawking, Stront. ; with soreness, when hawk- 
 ing, Kob.; causing hawking or coughing in 
 evening, BAlum.; in influenza, BSamb.; a little 
 below larynx, BIgn.; commences on leftside 
 
 (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac c; on left side, when 
 swallowing, BIgn. ; in morning, BCaust.; worse 
 at 4 a.m. and 4 p.m., I INux v.; especially in 
 morning or after dinner, compelled to hawk 
 or cough, at times disappearing after food, 
 Zinc; in morning, increases so that swallow- 
 ing is painful, B Apis ; with tenacious mucus, 
 Sumb.; with secretion of mucus in upper part, 
 BRumex; inpalate,provokes coughingorhawk- 
 ing, BBNux v.; permanent, worse during de- 
 glutition, Stann.; from pharynx down beneath 
 upper portion of sternum, after coughing, with 
 burning through upper lobes of lungs (clavic- 
 ular region), loss of appetite and prostration, 
 I IKumex ; worse sneezing and coughing, Chin, 
 a.; feeling, left by sneezing, I I Hyper.; with 
 scrofulosis, Mez.; when swallowing, BBArg. 
 met., I IHydras., Iodof., ESep.; on empty swal- 
 lowing, Bry.; on swallowing, even fluids, 
 BMerc cor.; worse swallowing solids, BHep.; 
 with a feeling as if trachea were closed by a 
 film, on hawking, BMang.; back of uvula, 
 Amm. m. ®^§P m roughness, scraping. 
 
 Throat, redness: Ars.s.r., ECist,, BGels., BHyos., 
 BMur. ac, I IPhyt.; of back part, BMerc iod. 
 rub.;bright,BIris;bright,mdiphtheria,BBApis, 
 BSul.; bright, behind uvula, Sinap.; bluish, 
 BPuls.; coppery, Dros.; dark red, Ant. t, 
 BBCaps., BCham., BMur. ac, BPetrol., I I Puis.; 
 dark, in epilepsy, BAtrop. s.; dark red, dusky, 
 Atrop.; isthmus dark, B BPhyt.; dark, with 
 gray patches and small irregular ulcers, I ILac 
 c; bright, surrounded by thick, gray, yellow 
 or dark false membrane, inflammation shifts 
 from side to side, generally worse on left, I I Lac 
 c; deep color on either side opposite ton- 
 sils, BLac c; diffused, BGels.; in headache, 
 BKali bi.: in helminthiasis, BBSpig.; inflamma- 
 tory, in back part, BAlum.; covered with thin 
 layer of dark green, half transparent mucus, 
 I ISeneg.; pale (children with worms), BSabad.; 
 with lachrymation (acute coryza), BKali iod.; 
 in scarlatina, with difficult swallowingJDulc; 
 slight, in spasm of throat, BLyss. ; slight swell- 
 ing, with out pain, profuse thick whitish mucus, 
 Eryng.; swollen, with ulcers size of head of a 
 pin, Sal. ac; in syphilis, BLacc; vivid, BApis. 
 j^g^ congested, inflamed. 
 
 Throat, relaxed: BAlum., TrCalc, Eucal.; sore, 
 with cough, BCaps.; sore, in chronic headache, 
 BNaja. 
 
 Throat, roughness : Ammoniac, Anac, Ant. t., 
 BAmm. c, Aspar., Berb., Bor., Caps., Cain., 
 BCarbo v., Cinch, Clem., Coccus, BCochl., 
 BColoc, BCroc, Dolich., Eup. perf., BHep., 
 I I Kali c, I I Kali iod., 1 1 Kali m., BKreo., 
 BMagn. m., BMerc, Staph., BSul., Sul. ac, 
 Thuya, Yer.; in back part, Bry.; from ca- 
 tarrh, BBNux v.; in bronchial catarrh, BCalc; 
 with cough, 1 1 Kali c. ; causes cough, Sul.; 
 better by coughing, Niccol. ; with dry cough, 
 Seneg.; with dry, exhausting cough, morning 
 and evening, Rhod.; inducing dry, hacking 
 cough, 01. an.; with dry cough, particularly 
 at night, BNatr. s.; on coughing (whooping 
 coughs, Spong.; and dry, I ILact. ac; worse 
 after eating, Anac; feels rough, better from 
 eating, worse from empty swallowing and 
 after sleep, Pic. ac; feeling, Millef., BNatr. c ; 
 like a file on breathing, with oppression of 
 chest and coryza, BNitr. ac; as if a morsel 
 of food had lodged, causing cough, BSabad.; 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 with hawking, Aspar.; necessitating hawk- 
 ing, Astac; causing hawking, and cough in 
 evening, I Alum.; with hoarseness, Amm. c, 
 INux v., Sul. ac; with hoarseness, or aphonia, 
 IKali bi. ; with hoarseness, in influenza, 
 I IPhel.; with hoarseness in morning, Colch.; 
 with hoarseness after rising in morning, 
 IMagn. in.; in suppressed menses, IChen. a.; in 
 morning, B Ailant., Ant. sul. aur.; worse 4 a.m. 
 and 4 p.m., 1 1 Nux v. ; in morning, BSars., Sep.; 
 worse at night (bronchitis), BMerc; as after 
 nuts, Calc. a.; peppery , Cain. ; during pregnancy, 
 with desire to vomit, IMagn. c; with pricking, 
 when swallowing, Lachn.; in pertussis, ICaust.; 
 and rawness, IGraph.; and rawness, in ozaena 
 scrofulosa, IGraph.; and rawness, as if ulcer- 
 ated (laryngitis) , I I Gels.; in scarlatina, BB Caps.; 
 with scraping, BKreo.; with scraping, extends 
 to trachea, continual desire to clear throat, 
 hacking cough, worse in evening, Sinap.; 
 with scratching, worse towards evening,Tell.; 
 hindering speech, BPhos. ac; when swallow- 
 ing (angina), IHydras.; swallowing almost 
 impossible, BPhyt.; preventing swallowing, 
 Menyanth.; with frequent sneezing, IKreo.; 
 in talking, Chim. m. 
 g^gr* scraping, scratching. 
 
 Throat filled with saliva: Lyss., Med.; frothy, 
 soaplike, almost choking patient (typhoid), 
 IBry.; sticky, in upper part, above uvula, 
 IKali bi. 
 
 Throat, scarlatina : fi^° inflamed. 
 
 Throat, scraping : Abrot., I \JEsc. h., lAmm. c, 
 Anac, llAnag., Aph. ch., iArg. nit., lArs., 
 Asar., Aur. mur., Bapt., Berb., Brach., Brom., 
 Cain., Camph., ICanth., ICarbo a., Carb. s., 
 ICarbo v., Chel., IBCinch., Coccus, Cochl., 
 IColoc, ICroc, Crot. t., Cycl., Dig., Euphor., 
 Hydr. ac, Inul., I IKali c, IKreo., BNatr. c, 
 INitr. ac, I INux v., Oxal.ac, Paris, IPhyt., 
 Plant., IPsor., Ran. sc, IIRumex, Seneg., 
 Spong., I Sul., Ver.; as from something acrid, 
 Aph. ch.; in aphonia, ICaust.; with aversion 
 to food, IColoc; in back part, Bry.; in clergy- 
 men's sore throat, Carb. s.; precedes coryza, 
 ILach.; with coryza, BBNuxv.; causes cough, 
 Camph.; causing rough, barking cough, BHep.; 
 causes frequent cough, BKalm.; with frequent 
 cough in evening, I ITereb.; by short, hacking 
 cough (sore throat), 1 1 Seneg.; with hard 
 cough, BPhyt.; causing dry, periodic cough, 
 Con.; causing paroxysms of two or three 
 coughs, IPuls.; producing cough, Card, m.; 
 causing a continual tickling cough, Con.; with 
 dryness of mouth, IPuls.; before and after 
 eating, in evening, ICroc; from eating salt 
 food, 1 1 Dros.; better from eating, worse from 
 empty swallowing and after sleep, Pic. ac; 
 with hawking of mucus, Plat. ; hawking 
 necessitated, Astac; as after heartburn, IBNux 
 v.; in hoarseness, IBrom., INux v.; inflam- 
 matory, I I Ran. b. ; worse in morning, I Ailant.; 
 worse 4 a.m. and 4 p.m., I INux v.; with nau- 
 sea, ICochl.; in pertussis, ICaust.; with belch- 
 ing, after dinner, IKreo.; with roughness and 
 dryness, IKreo.; sore, impeding speech, 
 ■Hep.; with frequent sneezing, BKreo.; with 
 stitches (diphtheria), IKali bi.; to stomach, 
 Am.; when swallowing, Bapt.; from empty 
 swallowing, ISep.; worse swallowing food, 
 Phos. ac; when swallowing saliva, worse 
 swallowing solid food, IHep. 
 E^T rawness, roughness, scratching. 
 
 Throat, scratching: IIArn., 1 1 Arum t, Bor., 
 Calad., Calc, INitr. ac, INux m., ISpong.; 
 from belching, Staph.; in clergymen's sore 
 throat, Carb. s.; in consumption, IKali bi.; 
 with cough, Aloe, I lAng., Bor.; during cough, 
 Bry., Kali c, IKreo.; causes cough, INux m., 
 BPhos., BSabad.; causes cough, in asthma, 
 1 1 Zing. ; causes cough, coming deep from chest, 
 BPetroL; with frequent cough, in evening, 
 I ITereb.; with dryness of mouth, BPuls.; after 
 eating, A nag. ; in evening (phthisis), I IStann.; 
 like a file, BNitr. ac; with gastritis, BPhos.; 
 compels hawking, especially in morning, 
 Berb.; in morning, Ant. sul. aur.; in pertussis, 
 IBry.; worse by pressure, empty deglutition 
 and cold water, Kob. ; as from sand, Berb.; from 
 effort to sing (after epidemic influenza), Agar.; 
 as if skin were scratched off by sharp instru- 
 ment, not noticed on swallowing, BINux v.; 
 when swallowing, INux m. 
 f$^ rawness, roughness; 
 
 Throat, sensitive : BArum d., Coccul., Crotal., 
 Sul. ac. ; to dry or cold air, Crotal.; sore, as 
 after taking cold, with pain in left side, worse 
 in evening, BLach.; tight clothes cause 
 faintness (affection of fauces and larynx), 
 BKali bi., BLach.; collar seems too tight, 
 BAmyl., B BLach.; covering causes cough, 
 BLach.; touching causes dry, hacking cough, 
 BLach.; cannot drink hot fluids (syphilis), 
 BPhyt.; any change of air sets patient cough- 
 ing (whooping cough), BCoral.; in parenchy- 
 matous metritis, I I Lac c; to pressure, Arum 
 t. , Gilnan.; on both sides, to external pressure, 
 BLac c; cannot bear shirt or neck band to 
 touch, B BLach.; sides tender, BLach.; worse 
 swallowing, Asaf.; sore, on swallowing, or to 
 air, B Ailant.; to touch, BBBell., IBLach., I ILac 
 c. ; to touch, in diphtheria, BMerc iod. rub.; 
 touching causes sense of suffocation (syphilis), 
 BLach.; sides sore to touch, BElaps; to touch 
 and motion, Berb.; if anything touches on 
 lying down in evening, seems as if he would 
 suffocate, and pain is worse, B BLach ; to touch 
 and external pressure, B BLach.; to touch, right 
 side (angina), BBell. 
 
 Throat, shooting: Chel., Gymn., BHyos.; on 
 breathing, IBell.; on swallowing, B BApis., BBell. 
 g@* cutting, lancinating. 
 
 Throat, sensation of a skin: j|^* foreign 
 body. 
 
 Throat, smarting : BApis, BArum d., BColch., 
 Cornus, I I Hydras., BIris ; aching in back part, 
 after eating (sore throat) , ICalc; in asthma, 
 I I Zing. ; burning in back part, Eup. pur.; 
 with dry, tickling cough, BIris ; at front, about 
 root of tongue, caused by cough, 1 1 Phos.; from 
 hot drinks, worse 4 p.m. (ulcerated throat), 
 BLyc; in left, with hoarse voice, 11 p.m., worse 
 waking in morning, goes off 11 a.m., ILach.; 
 raw pain along left side, Eryng.; on left side, 
 better by swallowing (affection of fauces and 
 larynx), IKali bi.; in scarlatina, IBCaps.; 
 with desire for stool, Cornus ; on swallowing, 
 even fluids, BMerc cor.; worse swallowing 
 solids, BHep.; worse on empty swallowing, 
 BiBar. c. JgiilH burning, raw, scraping. 
 
 Throat, feeling of softness : BCist. 
 
 Throat, sore : BAlum., BAmyl., BAnt. c, 
 BApis, BArg. nit., Ars., Ars. m., Arum d., 
 Arum t., Ascl. t., BBapt., BBar. c, BBBell., 
 BBBenz.ac, Bov., BBufo., Cact., BCalc, BCaps., 
 TrCarbol. ac, BCepa, BBCham., I I Chim. m., 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
 385 
 
 ICist., Cinnam.,Coccion., Cup. a., Dig., Dory., 
 lElaps, Eup. perf., Eup. pur., I IFerr., IFerr. 
 ph., IGamb.,8Glon., Hippom., IHydras.,Ind., 
 ILacc, IILach., IILyss., Med., IMerc. cor., 
 I Merc, cy., IMerc. iod. flav., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 Merc.sul.JjSatr. m., Natr. ph., INux m., IParis, 
 
 I IPhyt., Khod., Rhus, Sabad., Sars., I ISticta, 
 Therid.,Var., Yespa,Ziuc; achiug,\vorse shal- 
 lowing, ICalc. p.; worse from least current of 
 air IMerc; from inhaling least cold air, ICist. ; 
 worse from cold air, parts very sensitive, 
 ICoff.; after exposure to a draught of air, 
 lAmb.; better at 6 p.m., Lyss.; at 2 p.m., with 
 difficulty in swallowing fluids, Lyss.; in anae- 
 mia, IFerr.; on awaking, Merc. iod. rub.; of 
 back part, Am.; in back part and lower down, 
 worse on awaking, Citrus ; in back part, on 
 swallowing saliva, worse awaking in morning 
 (angina), ILach.; in back part, 10 a.m., Lyss.; 
 worse by saltwater bathing, Med.; with light- 
 headedness, after inhaling diphtheritic breath, 
 
 I I Lac c. ; after going to bed, ICalc. p.; with 
 buboes, I ILach.; with burning and aching, 
 Cund.; with chilliness, Diosc; chronic, Mang., 
 lOx. ac, MPhyt.; chronic (bronchitis malig- 
 nant), ICaps.; chronic, with expectoration of 
 yellow mucus, 1101. jec; sore, worse reading 
 aloud, talking, singing, worse after eating 
 sweet things, ISpong. ; from every cold, ILach. ; 
 after catching cold, I I Op.; anything cold in 
 mouth causes pain, Sabad.; constant, in or- 
 ganic disease ofheart, Apis ; with constriction, 
 particularly when attemptingtoswallowfluids, 
 which is painful, Lyss.; with coryza, Act. rac, 
 ICalc. p., INitr. "ac. IPhos.; "precedes co _ 
 ryza, ILach.; during cough, II Arg. met.; with 
 cough, Chin, a., Kob.; worse coughing, Chin, 
 a.; with dry cough, Calc. p.; with cough 
 and expectoration of small badly smelling 
 granules, ISil.; with loose cough, Magn. s.; 
 with short cough, ILachn.; worse, coughing 
 and sneezing, Chin, a.; with tickling cough, 
 in evening, ICalc. p.; all day, Lyss.; with 
 dryness, worse in open air, I ISeneg.; with 
 pain day and night, in lumbar region, IPhyt.; 
 after diphtheria, IPhyt.; with great dryness, 
 Coccus ; with dry lips and moist mouth, Jugl.; 
 with sensation of dysphagia, IPuls.; extend- 
 ing into ears, ILith., BPod.; after supper (7 
 p.m.), Lyss.; after eating onions, lAlum.; worse 
 after eating sweet things, Spong.; in evening, 
 right side, I ILith.; worse in evening, when 
 talking or yawning, Niccol.; during expira- 
 tion, IIArg. met.; after expectoration of mem- 
 brane, I I Lac c; as if excoriated with cutting 
 pains, independent of swallowing,Mang. ; with 
 soreness in eyes, Lyss. ; alternating with in- 
 flammation of eyes, I IParis ; with face, right 
 side, red and swollen, Niccol.; below fauces, 
 on swallowing, Flaps ; feels filled up (typhoid, 
 first stage), IGels.; in miliary fever, IGels. ; 
 in prevailing fever, lAmm. m.; with fever 
 and headache in forehead (diphtheria), in 
 alternation with Bell., BKaol.; in gastric de- 
 rangement, BHydras., Tarant.; in gastric de- 
 rangement, after diphtheria or scarlatina, 
 IPhyt.; with swelling of cervical glands, 
 
 I I Sep., ISul.; with swelling of submaxillary 
 glands, IISep.;in goitre, IMerc. iod. flav"; 
 follows inclination to hawk up mucus in 
 evening, Stann.; with headache, Lyss.; 
 with pain in heart, Lyss.; with heat, Berb.; 
 intense heat, in diphtheria, after failure of 
 
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 Lach., ILac. c; with hoarseness, IForm., 
 Ind., ILach.; in influenza, ICepa, 1 1 Sang.; 
 on left side, BForm., ILac c, BLaeh.,BNaja ; 
 worse on left side, in diphtheria, IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; left side, running up into ear, 
 1 1 Sec; commenced on left and extended 
 into right side, ISabad.; on left side, on 
 pressure, Daph., ILach.; on left side, when 
 swallowing, ILach., Sil.; on left side, better 
 by swallowing (affection of fauces and larynx), 
 IKali bi.; on left side, worse when swallow- 
 ing liquids, etc., in morning, IPod.; on left side, 
 felt only on swallowing saliva, and forcing 
 mucus from choana?, Sinap.; beginning in left 
 tonsil, ILac c, I ILach.; as from a lump in 
 left side, on swallowing, Sil.; with feeling as 
 of a lump when swallowing saliva, I IPhyt.; be- 
 fore menses, IMagn. c; during menses, ISul.; 
 just before menses, for several years after 
 diphtheria, I ILac c. ; begins and ends with 
 menses, I BLac c; in vicarious menses, IDig.; 
 in morning, ICalc. p., ICist. BCinnab., Kob.; 
 in morning, on awaking, A st. rub.; in morn- 
 ing, on rising, -Form.; in morning, with 
 much mucus, BForm.; in morning, with hoarse- 
 ness, Thlaspi; can hardly open mouth from 
 pain in joints and muscles, Sabad. ; with viscid 
 mucus, BAur. mur.; large quantity of yellow 
 thick lumpy mucus, I I Puis.; with tough*mucus, 
 Xan.; with transparent mucus covering ton- 
 sils, IXatr. m.; with stiff neck, IBell., ILach., 
 Strain.; at night, Chrom. ac, Sep.; at night, 
 with anxiety, Zinc; worse at night, in bron- 
 chitis, IMerc; until noon, at ll a.m., Lyss.; 
 with dull, troublesome pain in carious teeth, 
 Sabad.; with redness of palate and tonsils, Ziz.; 
 with swelling of left parotid I ILac c; low 
 down, Zinc; as after swallowing red pepper, 
 ILyss.; persistent, Cund.; with constriction 
 of "pharynx and difficult deglutition, Jacar.; 
 as from swelling of pharynx, 1 1 Arg. met.; as 
 if raw, Lyss.; with rawness when hawking, 
 Kob.; frequently recurring, and long last- 
 ing, I ISul.; recurring, Arum t. ; rheumatic, 
 ICaust.; on right side, Ars. m., Carbol. ac, 
 BHam., Ind., ILac c. IMerc, ILvc, Lvss., 
 IMerc. iod. flav., I IPhyt,, I I Sars., Tereb., 
 Xan.; on right side, low down, extends to 
 ear or chest, ILac c; right to left side, 
 I Arum t., ILyc, IPod., Sinap.; commences 
 right side and passes to left, where- it be- 
 comes fixed, I ILach.; right side, . worse 
 swallowing liquids, better solids, Xatr. ph.; 
 with prickly rough sensation evening and 
 morning, better after eating and drinking, 
 Tell.; with ptyalism, BBar. c, BCarbov.; with 
 increased tenacious saliva, Lyss.; in scarla- 
 tina, IBAilant., Amm. c, BBApis, BArs., BBBell., 
 ICalc, I ICaps., BCarbo v., Carbol. ac, Chin, 
 a., ILach., BManc, IMerc cy., . IPhyt., 
 I I Strain., Sul.; preventing sleep, II Hain.; 
 worse by sneezing and coughing, Chin, a.; 
 as if it would split on swallowing. Pic ac; 
 spot on left side, only at night, removed by 
 1 a.m., next night same on right side, I ILac c; 
 when speaking, Act. sp.; in speakers and 
 singers, Alum., lArn., IBArum t., I Arg. nit., 
 ICaps., Cup. m., IIFerr. ph., ILach., IRhus, 
 Zinc; afrer straining throat, BBRhus; fine 
 stinging, worse when not swallowing, BLed.; 
 on swallowing, Arum d., IIArg. met., BAur. 
 met., BCamph., ILac def; better by swallow- 
 ing, IKali bi.; simulating catarrhal angina, 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 worse swallowing, Arum d.; with difficult 
 swallowing, ILyc, Vinca; worse on swallow- 
 ing empty, Alum., I IRumex, Tell.; difficulty 
 in swallowing solids, I I Badiag, Lac ac. ; when 
 not swallowing, BCamph.; caused by swallow- 
 ing saliva, I I Lac c; when swallowing, in scar- 
 latina, I ISul.; as if he swallowed over a sore 
 spot, Sil.; during swallowing, in chronic ton- 
 sillitis, llgn.; from irritation of stomach and 
 lower portion of oesophagus, IHydras.; when 
 swallowing, as from internal swelling, lArs. ; 
 as if swelled, Lyss. ; from suppression of cu- 
 taneous activity, Cham.; when talking or swal- 
 lowing fluids, BAlum.; worse talking or swal- 
 lowing solids, INatr. s.; commencing with a 
 tickling, ILac c. ; sore to touch, 1 1 Bar. c; ex- 
 tends to tonsils and palate, 1 1 Lac c; pain 
 is felt whenever touching outer side of neck, 
 IIGamb. ; cannot protrude tongue, Sabad.; 
 in tonsillitis, IHep., ILach.; as if tonsils were 
 swollen, with stitches extending into ears, al- 
 ways on swallowing, Sul.; felfc at upper part 
 of left tonsil across soft palate, along left 
 nostril (influenza), IGels.; tubercular, IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; tubercular, after syphilis, IPhyt.; 
 of upper part, Thlaspi ; from uvula to bronchi 
 including fauces and oesophagus, Chlor.; as if 
 ulcerated, on swallowing, worse in morning, 
 Niccot.; in variola, IThuya; in those predis- 
 posed to fulness of veins, worse in warm, 
 moist air, SHam.; with weakness, Lyss.; when 
 weather changes (catarrh), ICale 
 gg^ inflammation. 
 
 Throat, spasm : I Arg. nit., Chlor., iLyss., IZinc; 
 at 2 p.m., feeling as if he were about to be suf- 
 focated, went off at 9 p.m., Lyss.;. after anger, 
 BCham. ; sometimes extending to upper part of 
 chest (deafness with loss of speech, produced 
 by massive doses of quinine), IGels.; clonic, 
 ICic; constant, must swallow, choking as if 
 food would not go down, BGraph.; contracting 
 and tightening it, preventing drinking as 
 soon as water is spoken of or he sees shining 
 objects, Ananth., ILyss.; either with or pre- 
 ceded by convulsive respiration, Lyss.; hys- 
 terical, from suppressed grief, llgn.; with 
 convulsive respiration during paroxysms very 
 similar to those produced by a sudden cold- 
 water bath, Lyss.; with nausea, IGraph.; 
 in prosopalgia, BCoccul.; tonic, ICic; choreic 
 movements extend to tongue, oesophagus and 
 larynx, causing a clucking noise like water 
 poured from a bottle, ICina ; renewed by at- 
 tempt to swallow, BHyos.; frequent motion, 
 as though swallowing something, ICina ; on 
 swallowing solids causes a gurgling, followed 
 by gagging, ILach.; suffocative, Lyss.; vio- 
 lent, as if he would suffocate, from 2 p.m., 
 to 9.30 p.m., Lyss.; spasmodic affections, IGels. 
 ggg^ constriction ; also (Esophagus and 
 Pharynx, constriction, spasm. 
 
 Throat," splinter: gig 113 foreign body. 
 
 Throat, sticking: Gymn., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 INitr. ac. ; as if crumb were lodged, Pallad.; 
 causes a hemming, but will not loosen, ILach.; 
 in region of larynx, IChel.; as if a pin were 
 there (after tonsillitis), INatr. a.; as from a 
 splinter, on sw T allowing, extends toward ear on 
 yawning, IHep.; better by swallowing, dis- 
 appears on swallowing solids, I llgn.; tear- 
 ing:, Daph. 
 jg£g^ pricking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Throat, feeling of stiffness: IBell., ICaust., 
 ILach., Lyss., IMagn. e, Menyanth., BNux m.; 
 like a board (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac c; painful, 
 ISpong,; painful, right side, on motion, IMez.; 
 after straining, 1 1 Rhus ; when swallowing, 
 Asc. hip.; when swallowing, in angina, IHy- 
 dras.; as if there were varicose veins, Berb. 
 
 Throat, stinging: IBApis, Arum m., Ind., 
 INitr. ac, Paris, BSpong.; in back part, be- 
 tween acts of deglutition, Arm; choking, when 
 swallowing, BBAcon.; during cough, Kali c; 
 with inclination to cough, better by sneezing, 
 Amm.br.; into ear, with sensation of a for- 
 eign body in throat (diphtheria), BLach.; on 
 touch, near right ear (angina), IBell.; with 
 swelling of submaxillary glands, 1 1 Sep.; ex- 
 tending to larynx, Ascl. t. ; in left side, Grat. ; 
 in right side, during and between swallowing, 
 I IGamb.; in chest, at same time, Sul. ac; to 
 stomach, during deglutition, IKalic; on swal- 
 lowing, I Alum., lAur. met., IDros., IIKali 
 iod., IMagn. c, IMerc cor.; between acts of 
 swallowing, iEthus., Apis, Dig., llgn.; swal- 
 lowing difficult and impeded, IStram.; hin- 
 dering swallowing, Mar. v.; worse on swallow- 
 ing, Phos. ac; worse on swallowing saliva, or 
 after food, IPuls.; on attempting to swallow 
 (quinsy), I Apis ; when swallowing, in skin 
 disease, BBar. c; with pressure and tension, 
 when swallowing, IPuls.; when talking,! ■ Kali 
 iod. ; with desire to vomit, during pregnancy, 
 IMagn. c g^T sticking. 
 
 Throat, stitches: Arum t., Ananth., Asar., 
 Calc, Carb. s., ICarbo v., Carbol. ac,BKali c, 
 Mane, INitr. ac, INux v., I IPuls., I ISul.; 
 before asthma, IBov.; like from an awn, Berb.; 
 penetrating ear when swallowing, IMercsol.; 
 burning, Cham.; during cough, Bry., Hep.; ex- 
 citing cough, I Caps.; in whooping cough, I Bry.; 
 into ears, Sul.; near ear, Cham.; extend to 
 ear, worse swallowing food, IHep.; soreness 
 begins every evening between 6 and 7, 
 and continues to grow worse during night 
 (syphilitic neuralgia), I ISyph.; when moving 
 jaw (angina), IMerc; below and posterior 
 to larynx, especially on swallowing, IPetrol.; 
 with sensation of a lump in right side, with 
 feeling that she could pull it out with fin- 
 gers, 1 1 Lac c ; after mental excitement, 
 ICist.; itching, needlelike, worse walking 
 fast, better scratching, Bry.; in right side, 
 IGamb., Iodof.; sharp, in front, right side, 
 Ang.; periodical thrusts (as if electric), in up- 
 per part, awaking from sleep, I I Mane; when 
 swallowing, IIBry., ICalc,Lyss., INitr. ac, 
 ISabad., ISil., I ISul.; between acts of swallow- 
 ing, llgn., IPuls.; during and between swal- 
 lowing, with yawning, Amm. m. ; worse swal- 
 lowing, extend to ear (angina), llgn.; on swal- 
 lowing, in erysipelas, 1 1 Rhus ; from empty 
 swallowing, ISep.;onlyon swallowing, with 
 pain in throat, even to touch, Sil.; tearing, 
 pass into oneanother,Zine; transient, I Alum.; 
 as if in uvula, on swallowing, Mccol.; "Violent, 
 in chronic inflammation, lApis ; when walk- 
 ing, particularly against wind, and when eat- 
 ing w r arm food, *D Hep. 
 1$^ lancinating, pricking, sticking. 
 
 Throat, swelling: internal, lAilant., lArs., 
 I IBapt., I IBell., Canth., -Carbol. ac, ICist., 
 ICoff., IIHep., I IHydras., I ILach., I ILac c, 
 Med., IIMerc, INux v., HPhyt., I IPuls., 
 
13. THROAT. 
 
 387 
 
 Seneg., BSep., I ISul., I ITarant., 1 1 Ver., Vespa ; 
 with aphonia, Sang.; in back part, as in 
 severe coryza, Bry.; closes, after swallowing 
 sharp piece of bone, or other injuries to oesoph- 
 agus, with clanger of suffocation, HCic. ; in 
 children with worms, ISabad., ISep.; con- 
 nective tissue greatly infiltrated, Crotal., 
 INatr. m.; constriction and stitches, IXatr. m.; 
 during coughing, Hep., IPuls.; deep down, 
 Case; in diphtheria, IKali br., IKali perm., 
 1 1 Lac c, ULach., IMerc. cy., IMero. iod. fiav., 
 INatr. a., I ITarant.; with earache, I IKali m.; 
 externally, Rhus, ISpong.; externally and 
 internally, BAmm. m.; feeling, Bar. c, Benz. 
 ac, IIGamb., IGlon., IKalm., Petrol., Xan.; 
 feels, in scarlatina, IGels.; feeling as of swelling 
 at entrance, BHep.; feeling, in menorrhagia, 
 ICarbol. ac; feeling, in sides, Alum.: feeling, 
 in chronic tonsillitis, llgn.; of follicles, in 
 sore throat, ILac c; in front of, region of 
 thyroid body, extends to parotids, left to right, 
 cannot move, I ISil.; like goitre, Caust. ; in- 
 ternally and externally, impeding speech and 
 deglutition, I ISul.; sore, as from internal 
 swelling with bruised pain, also when talking, 
 with pressure and stinging when swallowing, 
 IRhust,; below jaw, in trismus, ICaust; pain 
 below larynx, as if swollen, afternoon, ICepa ; 
 above larynx to mouth (cynanche cellularis), 
 lAnthrac; in region of larynx, IIArumt.; of 
 left side, Lachn., Thlaspi ; in left side, in 
 angina, IMerc; worse in left side, into 
 ears, ICalc; left side extends over ear, threat- 
 ening sphacelus, ILach.; mucous lining, IMur. 
 ac; as if there were a lump, Sul. ac; feeling 
 of lump which could not be swallowed, yet 
 required constant effort to do so, IXatr. m. ; sen- 
 sation of narrowing, I lMez.; and hard, from 
 injury to oesophagus, ICic; prevents probe 
 going into oesophagus, Arum m.; with gray 
 patches and small irregular ulcers, I ILac c; 
 pains when coughing, as from swelling, I Caps. ; 
 pain most marked on right side (diphtheria 
 phlegmosa), ILyc; pain with sensation of 
 swelling, worse in right side, especially in 
 swallowing, Sang.; injected vessels, arch of 
 palate and tonsils, painful, IXitr. ac. ;in throat 
 pit, llpec; pressing on windpipe causes anx- 
 iety, I INatr. s.; rapidly, ICrotal.; dark red 5< 
 almost purple (scarlatina), IIAilant.; after 
 tonsillits, three months ago, I INatr. a.; of right 
 side, cannot turn head, I lAng.; right side 
 painful, Uugl.; in scarlatina, Arumm.,IPhos.; 
 in spasms, IMosch.; shifts from side to side, 
 generally worse on left (diphtheria), I ILac c; 
 in stomacace, IKali bi.; feeling on swallowing, 
 Coca, IHep., IPsor., IPuls.; of submucous 
 tissue, Apis; as if to suffocation, painful when 
 swallowing, ISang.; threatening suffocation, 
 IMerc cor.; tissues thick after scarlet fever, 
 IKali iod.; with thirst, Crotal.; after inflam- 
 mation of throat, IHep.; suddenly sore as if 
 uvula and velum were swelling, with dry 
 mouth, Crotal.; of lining, with w r orrns, HSpig. 
 $^ inflamed, lump, tumor. 
 
 Throat, sensation like that caused by sulphur 
 vapors: I ILyc; during coughing, IPuls. 
 
 Throat, syphilitic affections : lAur. met., 
 IHvdras., IKalm., IKali bi., ■ IKali iod., 
 ILach., I IMerc, IMez., IINitr. ac, IPhyt., 
 MSyph. 
 
 Throat, taste: bad, from breath, IHydras.; 
 
 bitter, Calc,ICon., DHep.; bile, Lactu. v.; bit- 
 ter, going off after breakfast, IKali iod.; bitter, 
 with frequent hacking cough, in evening after 
 lying down, also in morning until he rises, 
 ■Rhus; bitterish, unpleasant, Ammoniac; pu- 
 trid, Bell.; like rancid grease, IMur. ac; 
 mouldy, Bor.; of mucus, like iron, Calc; 
 mouldy, Bor.; peppery, Xan.; of pus, INatr. 
 c; as if she had eaten rancid substances, 
 ICamph.; cool, salty fluid, Cann. s.; saltish, 
 Ant. t. ; saltish, with smarting, Ferr. s.; sharp, 
 disagreeable, in back part, I ILobel. i.; sweet- 
 ish, lArs., I IPuls.; sweetish, after clearing, 
 Chin. a.; of a sweetish powder, Zinc; sweetish 
 rising followed by fainting, IMerc; sweetish, 
 with taste of blood, IZinc; sweetish, with 
 nausea, IMerc. 
 
 Throat, tearing pain : Bism., ICamph., I INatr. 
 s.; when coughing, ICist,, I I Seneg.; drawing, 
 in both sides of pharynx, more when not 
 swallowing, IZinc; worse in cold air. Act. sp. ; 
 pressive, in muscles, I ICarbo v.; when swal- 
 lowing, I IPsor., I I Sy ph.; upward, particularly 
 left side, with stiffness, Berb. 
 
 Throat, tension : Ant. t., I IPsor., Senecio ; im- 
 proved by Calc, rSpong.; when gaping, I A rg. 
 met, ; below jaws (trismus), ICaust.; painful, 
 as if too tight posteriorly, I IMerc sol.; in front 
 right side, Ang.; painful, on swallowing, Chim. 
 m.; torn feeling, during mental exertion, Caust. 
 
 Throat, thick feeling : lAilant. 
 
 Throat, throbbing: IBell., IGlon., IIHep., 
 Ind., ILach., Xan.; in back part, Cham.; con- 
 tinual, worse by cold and hot drinks and 
 lying down (syphilitic neuralgia), MSyph.; 
 dull, from congestion, Chel.; in chronic in- 
 flammation, lApis ; as if a nerve were quiver- 
 ing in oesophagus, I Ferr. 
 jggg^ congested, inflamed. 
 
 Throat, tickling: Amyl., Arum m., ICarbol. 
 ac, ICist., Coccus, Con., IDros., IGlon., ILach., 
 Lyss., I IRumex, Seneg., MStann.; in after- 
 noon and evening, Codein.; with aphonia, 
 ICaust.; in back part, Calc. a., IHep.; when 
 breathing, Hippom.; constant, ILach., IPhos.; 
 with sensation of constriction, IVer.; as if 
 coryza were setting in, inducing cough and 
 clearing throat, IColch.; inducing cough, 
 ■Alum., lAmb., lArs., Ars. s. f., Bov., IBry., 
 Calad., Cinnab., ICrot. t.; lEuphor., IHyos., 
 Inul., IKali bi., IKali c, ILac c, ILach., 
 IXatr. m., IXux v., IIRumex, ISpong., Uva 
 ursi, VaL; with dry cough, Bell., Cact,, BPhos.; 
 with dry cough, expectoration after long 
 coughing, I ICaust.; causes dry cough, with 
 hoarseness, ISep.; cough worse at night, and 
 lying down, HCon., ICrot. t., IIHyos., Sang.; 
 cough, with expectoration only in morning, 
 IPhos. ac; constant, dry, hacking cough, 
 ILac c; short, hacking cough, Carbol. ac; 
 with hard cough, IPhyt.; loose cough, in 
 morning, IXatr. s.; worse at night, Calad.; 
 causes paroxysmal cough, Kali c; causes dry, 
 periodic cough, Con.; cough from tickling in 
 pit, IXatr. m.; spasmodic, choking cough, Cro- 
 tal.; spasmodic, dry cough, at night, Como., 
 IMagn.; with violent cough, I Act. rac; with- 
 out cough, Ammoniac; with darting in tho- 
 rax, Stilling.; on swallowing, deep drawing, 
 Jugl.; when drinking (diphtheria), ILac c; 
 as from dust, Chel. IPhos., Ver.; as from 
 dust, causes deep, wheezing cough, IHep.; 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 penetrating to ear, ISpong.; in enteritis. 
 1 1 Rhus ; every evening (chronic bronchitis), 
 1 1 Lye; as from a feather, ICalc, ICina, 
 IPhos.; below glottis, causes cough, ISuL; 
 causes hawking, IIAmm. m., Ind.; in influ- 
 enza, BSeneg. ; in laryngitis, lArg. met.; espe- 
 cially left side, worse on awaking, Crotal.; 
 more on left side, irritates to cough, Zing.; 
 on left side, causes almost uninterrupted 
 cough, better by talking or stooping, worse 
 till late in evening, then suddenly ceases, 
 IHep. ; in morning, causing cough, increasing 
 through day, Gymn.; with expectoration of 
 stringy mucus, Iber., as if some mucus lodged 
 there, causes short, consecutive cough, IHyos.; 
 throat as if narrowed, must cough to relieve, 
 Psor. ; at night, with severe and violent cough 
 (consumption), Hod.; as if palate were too 
 long, causes short, consecutive cough, IHyos.; 
 painful, Sec. ; in throat pit, burning, as from 
 sulphur vapor (whooping cough), BArs.; in 
 throat pit, excites cough, Caust., BSil.; in pit, 
 causes scraping, dry cough, BflCham.; in per- 
 tussis, HCepa; as of a scab in upper part, 
 causing cough, shaking chest, which feels as 
 if bruised, Calc. a.; in scarlatina, ICaps.; and 
 scraping as though he would suffocate, Ferr. 
 iod.; in syphilis, IMerc; just below tonsils, 
 causing cough, Amm. br.; at top, causes cough 
 for four or five days, worse at night, ICEnan. 
 g^* irritation. 
 
 Throat, tingling : 7rCarbol. ac, IColch., I IHy- 
 dras.; causing a continual tickling cough, 
 Con.; painful, Sec. 
 
 Throat, better by tobacco : smoking after sup- 
 per, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Throat, tonsillitis : jgg^ Tonsils inflamed. 
 
 Throat, touch: jg^g?* sensitive. 
 
 Throat, tumor : as if a large tumor were grow- 
 ing, stopping it, BBell. ; as large as a hen's 
 egg (goitre), IMerc. iod. fiav. 
 JlUr swelling. 
 
 Throat, twitching : Cepa ; spasmodic, near thy- 
 roid cartilages, Arg. met. 
 
 Throat, ulcers: Acet. ac, All. sat., I Alum., 
 lAur. mur., Clem., BHydras., Hod., IKali bi., 
 IKali iod., IKali perm., ILacc, ILach., ILyc, 
 IIMerc, IMerc. cy., IIMillef., IINitr. ac, 
 IPhyt., Psor., I IRumex, I Sang., Vinea ; small, 
 aphthous, putrid smell, bloody saliva at night, 
 INux v.; two in back part, one inch in diame- 
 ter, rilled with cheesy looking matter, edges 
 elevated, well defined borders (ulcerated sore 
 throat), IKali bi.; tendency for small, to form 
 in back part, with cough, IINitr. ac; breath 
 fetid, ILach., IMerc. cor.; with corroding, 
 burning discharge (syphilis), IKali iod.; burn- 
 ing, white yellowish, IManc ; awakens chok- 
 ing, ILach.; in coryza, I INux v.; • causing 
 provocation to cough, with retching (mercu- 
 rial syphilis), ILach.; deep and many of them 
 filled' with greenish yellow pus, IMerc cy.; 
 diphtheritic, 1 1 Kali m., ILac c, ILach., 
 ■Merc cy., IMur. ac, IPhyt., ISul. ac; pain- 
 ful in taking least nourishment (syphilitic 
 history), INitr. ac; erysipelatous, I Apis ; ex- 
 tend to eustachian tube, Cain. ; flat, worse 
 in bad weather (syphilis), IMerc; with putrid 
 odor, from salivation, by mercury or chlorate 
 of potash, BHydras.; entire back part gangre- 
 nous, covered with tough mucus, which 
 draws out in strings (diphtheria), IMur. ac; 
 
 grayish, like false membranes, Ananth.; gray, 
 numerous (diphtheria), 1 1 Kali m.; grayish, 
 with shaggy borders, Arg. met.; of dark yel- 
 lowish gray (syphilis), ILyc; worse on left side, 
 with difficulty of swallowing liquids, five or 
 six times a year, lasting two or three weeks, 
 caused by exposure to rain or wind, lElaps ; 
 minute, Chlor.; after mercury, ILach.; after 
 mercury and chlorate of potash, IHydras.; 
 to roof of mouth (diphtheria), IIArs.; shoot- 
 ing pains, ILach.; putrid patches, INatr. m ; 
 extend into posterior nares, ILach.; in phthi- 
 sis florida, after pneumonia, SFerr.; in right 
 side, deep, worse in morning, Ars. m.; on right 
 side, with deep seated pains and burning in 
 fauces, Psor.; with salivation, IMerc viv.; in 
 scarlatina, 1 1 Apis, 1 1 Arum t.; several small 
 I Ars. m ; scrofulous, left side, lAst. r.; shine 
 like silver gloss (diphtheria), 1 1 Lac c; spots, 
 IMerc. iod. fiav.; with insomnia, Merc. iod. 
 rub.; surface seemed covered with ashy slough, 
 surrounding mucous membrane dark, livid 
 and swollen, IKali bi ; superficial, slight, in 
 patches, IMerc. iod. rub.; suspicious looking, 
 Thuya ; on swallowing, ILach. ; with difficult 
 swallowing, IMerc iod. rub.; syphilitic ulcers, 
 I lAur. met, I IChel., Iod., IKali iod., ILach., 
 IIMerc, BBNitr. ac, 1 1 Syph.; syphilitic, deep, 
 with hard edges, IKali bi. ; syphilitic, after 
 local treatment of chancre, IMerc; three, 
 open, callous edges discharging ichorous fluid 
 (spinal disease), Apis ; tendency to (angina), 
 Apis; trichotomous, MSars.; urticarious, 
 I Apis ; worse in wet weather, ILach.; with 
 white edges (diphtheritis), ILach.; yellow 
 greenish, with adherent pus on left side, ex- 
 tending from velum over entire left tonsil 
 (syphilis), IJacea. j^" gangrene. 
 
 Throat, ulcerative pain: I Graph.; during 
 cough, IKali bi.; as from a splinter, IHep. 
 
 Throat, uneasiness : Ant. chl., Arum d.; with 
 greasy taste (neuralgia of limbs), 1 1 Val: 
 
 Throat, vesicles : form ulcers, Clem.; filled 
 with clear lymph on back part (stomatitis, 
 ascites), BApis. 
 
 Throat, sensation as of a worm : IPuls.; as if a 
 worm were moving, 1 1 Hyper, ISpig. 
 
 TONSILS, abscess (suppuration): lAnac, 
 Ananth., I Apis, IBell., IIBar. c, Calc, ICalcs., 
 Canth.,Daph., BGuaiac, llHep., Ign., IKali bi. 
 ILac c, ILach., ILyc, Mane, IMerc, IMerc. 
 iod. fiav., IMerc. iod. rub., ISabad, HSil.; after 
 every cold, IIBar. m.; in left, causes sloughing 
 ulcer in fauces, ILach.; ran from left to right, 
 then from right to left, then back to right, 
 then both equally (quinsy), I ILacc; tonsils 
 severed with small painful abscesses, IPlumb.; 
 especially right side, BBar. c. 
 jg@f° inflamed, swollen. 
 
 Tonsils, anxiety : oppressive, Amm. m. 
 
 Tonsils, aphthae; in scarlatina, ICalc; aph- 
 thous looking spot on right, no swelling 
 (miliary fever), I Gels. 
 
 Tonsils, bleeding: blood oozes (purpura 
 hemorrhagica), ICrotal., ILach., IPhos., 
 IITereb. 
 
 Tonsils, bloodvessels : varicose veins, IBar. c, 
 ■Ham., ILach. 
 
 Tonsils, bluish : ILach., IPhyt.; in scarlatina, 
 lAmm. c Jl^ purple. 
 
 Tonsils, congested: lAcon., I IBapt., BBBell., 
 BHam., BLach., BMerc, BMerc iod. fiav., BPhyt., 
 
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 Ustil.; dark, aching distress, ^Esc. h.; dark, in 
 angina, lApis. JggJ 15 inflamed, red. 
 
 Tonsils, cutting : in right, Ustil. ; when swal- 
 lowing, ILac c, Stann.; on swallowing, ex- 
 tends to ear (diphtheria), I ILac c. 
 
 Tonsils, ears : pain shooting into, llris ; deaf- 
 ness and other affections, depending on swell- 
 ing, IBar. c.JBar. m., IIHep., I INitr. ac, ISil., 
 ISul.; inflammation extends, ILach., IMerc, 
 Ustil. 
 
 Tonsils, effusion of fluid in scarlatina: lApis. 
 
 Tonsils, eruption: herpetic, sequel to gonor- 
 rhoea, BZinc; herpetic, in secondary syphilis, 
 ISyph.; pimples in variola, IBapt. 
 
 Tonsils, erysipelatous: 1 1 Apis, I Bell., ILach. 
 
 Tonsils, exudate: I ILac c; ash-colored (diph- 
 theria), liPhyt.; bloody surface left after 
 (diphtheria), I ILac c; on both (diphtheria), 
 IKali iod.; in catarrh, golden-yellow, I INatr. 
 ph.; in catarrh, white, IKali m.; cheesy, with, 
 painful inflammation, BChen. a.; diphtheritic, 
 with difficult deglutition, ILac c. ; diphther- 
 itic, IKali iod., IKali m., ILach., ILac c, 
 IMerc. cor., IMerc. cy. (complementary to 
 Hep. and Phos.), IPhyt., I ITarant.; on alter- 
 nate sides (diphtheria), ILac c; tough, cheesy 
 looking (diphtheria), ILach.; diphtheritic, 
 white, IKali m.; dirty (diphtheria), I ILac^c; 
 grayish spot, size of a dime, angry looking 
 on left (diphtheria), ILyc; ash gray, on right, 
 extending along free palatine border to uvu- 
 la, which it involved, involves also whole 
 arch of palate and left tonsil (diphtheria), 
 I ILac c. ; gray (diphtheria), IChin. a.; gray- 
 ish patches, I IPhyt.; dark gray patches, on 
 right (diphtheria), I INux v.; on edges of pil- 
 lars, soft, grayish excrescences, like sloughs 
 or false membranes, I IMerc. cor.; grayish, 
 ulcerative crust, spread over arch of amyg- 
 dalae into posterior nares, downward into lar- 
 ynx, causing strangulation (diphtheria), 
 ILach.; whitish gray, IKali m.; covers entire 
 surface, hemorrhage if forcibly removed 
 (diphtheria after failure of Lach.), ILac c; 
 first upon left, three or four patches (diphthe- 
 ria), I IPhyt; extending to nose, INitr. ac; 
 patches, easily detached on right, IMerc. iod. 
 flav.; patches, half an inch wide, dirty gray, 
 extend down out of sight (diphtheria), ILacli.; 
 patch on right (diphtheritic croup), IKali bi.; 
 patches on right, extend over palate and 
 cover left tonsil, ILac c; patches, white, 
 I INitr. ac; patches, white, like eggs of flies, 
 extend to throat, I ILac c; patches, large 
 white, I ILac c; depression covered with a 
 white patch, on left, I ILac c; patches, white, 
 diphtheritic, ILyc. ; patches, well-defined 
 dead white, varying in size, similar to false 
 membrane in diphtheritic angina, IMur. ac; 
 patched with yellow mucus (diphtheria), 
 INatr. a. ; patches, small, yellowish white, dif- 
 ficulty of swallowing and sharp pains moving 
 up into ears, I ILac c; patches, small yellow, 
 on both (tonsillitis), ILach.; patches, yellow- 
 ish or whitish, small (ozaana), I IMerc iod. 
 flav.; pearly, firm, both sides equally affected 
 (diphtheria), I ITarant.; pearly, worse on 
 right side (diphtheritis), I I Sang.; pearly, ex- 
 tends to larynx, worse on right side (mem- 
 branous croup), IKali bi.; surrounded by a 
 red areola, coated white at margin, yellowish 
 in thicker portions, and turning " black at 
 
 some points, INitr. ac; small spot on right, 
 as large as a pea, covered with a coating look- 
 ing like a small ulcer, giving tonsil an appe ar 
 ance as if about to suppurate, as in an ordi- 
 nary case of tonsillitis (diphtheria), IMerc. 
 cy.; spots, whitish on right, and one or two 
 on left (follicular tonsillitis), BMerc cy.; 
 membrane on part of right, IFerr. ph.; right 
 covered with yellow membrane, Rhus ; in 
 scarlatina, on third day, IMur. ac; covered 
 with a slimy speckled coating, IMerc. iod. 
 rub.; yellowish gray spot on inner surface of 
 right, ILac c; spots like mould on preserves, 
 I ILac c; spots, small w T hite or yellow, coa- 
 lesce (diphtheria), I IPhyt.; looking like dried 
 starch, IMerc. iod. rub.; thick, I ILac c; 
 thick, tenacious, ashy gray, tough, glutinous 
 (diphtheria), IKali bi.; tough, yellowish 
 white, in left (diphtheria), ILach.; like wash 
 leather, IKali br.; white, IKali m., IMerc cy., 
 ISal. ac; dirty white (diphtheria), HPhyt.; 
 grayish white, on right, (diphtheria), I ILac 
 c; white, opaline, IMerc. cy.; whitish, smeary 
 concretions, IMerc; thick, grayish white 
 (diphtheritis), Hod.; whitish, thick, plastic, 
 nauseous humor, appears at first in form of 
 small white or grayish points, 1 1 Ipec ; white, 
 looks like ulcers on mucous membrane, with 
 white edges (diphtheria), ILach.; yellowish 
 (dipththeria), I ITarant.; yellowish white, 
 Zinc; heavy, yellowish white (diphtheria), 
 IKaol. in alternation with Bell.; grayish yel- 
 low on right, after scarlatina, ILyc; yellow, 
 thick (diphtheria), I ISul. ac 
 ggg" Throat diphtheria, exudate. 
 
 Tonsils, follicles : catarrh, with ulceration, 
 Hod.; inflammation, IGuaiac, IHep., Hlgn., 
 ILac c, IMerc, I IMerc. cy., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 IPhyt, E@r inflamed. 
 
 Tonsil, foreign body : pain in left, as if a husk 
 were sticking there, particularly speaking and 
 swallowing, Berb. g^T Throat foreign body. 
 
 Tonsils, gangrene: in diphtheria, ICrotal.; left 
 one complete black slough, passes to right 
 (diphtheria), ILach. J^g" Throat gangrene. 
 
 Tonsil, gnawing: in right, worse at night, ILac c. 
 
 Tonsils, hypertrophy : &£^ swollen. 
 
 Tonsils, indurated : lAgar., -Arg. nit., IIBar. 
 c, IIBar. m., Ilgn., INitr. ac, IIPetroL, 
 ■Staph.; of right, ISabad.; in scarlatina, I Apis, 
 IMerc. iod. flav. 
 
 Tonsils, inflamed (quinsy, tonsillitis) : lAcon., 
 Ananth.,IApis,IArs.,IIBar. c.JBar. m.,IIBell., 
 Berb., Canth., ICaps., ICham.,Cochl., IColch., 
 ICrotal. ,ICup. ac, ICup, m.,1 IFerr.mur.,Ferr. 
 ph., IGels., I IGuaiac, lILac c, I ILach., ILyc, 
 I IMerc, IMerc. iod. flav., IPhyt,, IPlumb., 
 Psor., ISang., I I Sep., ISil., I ITarant, Ustil.; 
 after bursting of abscess, parts remain irri- 
 tated and patient is slow of recovery, ISul.; 
 commences to get worse at 4 p.m., ILach.; left 
 side, worse afternoon, after sleep, from touch, 
 ILach.; in angina, Ilgn.; anthrax, lAnthrac; 
 aphthous, IMyr. cer.;"left, in asthma, ICaps.; 
 with burning, lArs., I ICaps.; chronic, with 
 acute paroxysms, Ilgn.; chronic, especially 
 when accompanied by deafness, IIHep., 
 I INitr. ac; chronic, tonsils not large, but 
 hard, IStaph.; from every cold change, IDulc; 
 after every cold, or from suppressed foot 
 sweat, IIBar. c; with venous congestion, 
 dark, bluish color of surrounding parts, much 
 
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 13. THROAT. 
 
 oedema, tonsils bulge and are tender to press- 
 ure, pain worse from empty deglutition, espe- 
 cially with scarlatina or diphtheria, ICrotal. ; 
 with coryza, lArs. i., I IMerc.; after coryza, 
 ISabad.; cynanche, I I Kali m.; cynanche, ush- 
 ered in by shivering fit, I Apis ; with dryness, 
 redness and pain, IFerr. ph.; herpetic, IKali 
 bi.; with cutaneous eruptions, I Apis ; follicu- 
 lar, IGuaiac, IHep., I llgn., ILac c, IMerc, 
 IMerc. cy., IMerc. iod. rub., IPhyt.; suppu- 
 rating gland will not heal, pus flows but gets 
 thinner, less laudable, darker and more fetid, 
 IISiL; leftside, Amyl., IMerc. iod. rub., Stil- 
 ling.; extends to left ear, causing constant 
 dull pain, Ustil.; begins left side and extends 
 to right, worse when swallowing empty (influ- 
 enza), ISabad.; left, in scarlatina, I Apis ; from 
 left to right, with yellow granulous or follicu- 
 lar ulcers, small and painful, with burning, 
 stinging pains I I Plumb.; after measles, 
 IBroin.; after pains subside (headache), ILac 
 def.; predisposition, lAlum,, IIBar. m, 
 
 I I Sep.; only after pus has formed, to hasten 
 maturing, IMerc; recurring, IBar. c, IBar. 
 m., I Bell., IHep., ISang., ISil., Vespa ; right, 
 IIBell., lIGels., IMerc, I ISang.; right, worse 
 swallowing liquids, IIBell.; right, purple, 
 Gymn. : right, with a patch like chamois leath- 
 er, yellowish white, thick (diphtheria), 
 
 I I Rhus; ready to discharge, disappears with- 
 out discharging, trouble changes from one 
 side to the other, ILac c; with smarting, 
 burning, HCaps.; subacute, IChen. a.; sub- 
 acute, with tendency to formation of small 
 ulcers, IKali bi.; to promote suppuration, 
 ISHep., ISang.; nearly suppurating, ISabad.; 
 from suppressed foot sweat, IBar. c; with dif- 
 ficulty in swallowing (scarlatina miliaria), 
 INitr. ac; with painful swallowing and urg- 
 ing to swallow saliva, INatr. s.; worse on 
 swallowing solids, IBadiag.; in syphilis, IKali 
 iod., IMerc, INitr. ac, I IPhyt,, i ISyph.; with 
 ulcerated throat, IKali perm.; with high- 
 colored urine, IIBenz. ac; in variola or vario- 
 loid, IIBar. m. 
 
 g^° congested, red, swollen. 
 
 Tonsils, itching: of left, with inclination to 
 cough, Diosc. 
 
 Tonsils, mucus : yellow, creamy, Natr. ph.; of- 
 fensive, in scarlatina, Amm. c; whitish, 
 tough in spots, simulating diphtheria, llgn.; 
 transparent, with sore throat, INatr. m.; 
 thick, white, Pic. ac 
 
 Tonsils, pain (undefined) : Cinch, bob, ICrot. 
 t.; hemiplegia of fauces, ICaust. ; in left, Bry., 
 Hippom., Ipom.; sharp in left, extending to 
 ear, better by swallowing, IKali bi.; in right, 
 IMerc iod. flav.; right, in asthma, ICaps.; in 
 right, with carbuncle or erysipelas, I Anthrac; 
 when speaking or swallowing, Berb.; with 
 swelling. IMerc. iod. rub.; with injected ves- 
 sels, INitr. ac 
 
 Tonsils, pale: IBar. c; in chronic laryngitis, 
 IMerc. cy. 
 
 Tonsils, pitted : at bottom of pits portions of 
 diphtheritic formation (diphtheria), INatr. a. 
 
 Tonsils, pressing pain : in region of tonsils, 
 Ars. h.; in right, Bry.; on swallowing, in 
 evening and through night, Zinc; worse 
 when swallowing saliva, lOoccul.; in right, 
 on swallowing and yawning, with fluent co- 
 ryza, IZinc 
 
 Tonsils, pricking: in diphtheria, IKali bi.; 
 shooting when swallowing, BLac c; on swal- 
 lowing, extends to ears (diphtheria), I ILac c 
 J^jgr stinging, stitches. 
 
 Tonsils, purple: dark, IPhyt.; in diphtheria, 
 INatr. a. J^T" bluish. 
 
 Tonsil, rawness of right (diphtheria) : 1 1 Lac 
 c; after exudation disappeared (diphtheria), 
 I ILac c BSg* inflamed. 
 
 Tonsils, too red : lAcon., lApis, lAur. met., 
 IBell., IFerr. ph., IGvmn., IKali bi., ILach., 
 IMerc, IMerc iod. flav., IPhyt,, IPuls., ISal. 
 ac; bright, IIBell.; bright, in diphtheria, 
 ISul. ac; dark, I llpec, ILach., IMerc, IMerc 
 cy. ; fiery, JEsc. h., Berb.; in chronic hypertro- 
 phy, IBar. m.; and greatly swollen, IFluor. 
 ac; not painful, IIBapt.; pale, ILach.; deep 
 purple, I I Lac c; right, dark, IPhyt.; right 
 worse, in follicular tonsillitis, IMerc cy.; 
 scarlet, IBell. ; worse on swallowing solids, 
 IBadiag.; and swollen, especially right, on 
 which was a tuft like exudation about its cen- 
 tre, \ of an inch in diameter, hanging, upper 
 attachment looking blackest next to tonsils, 
 IFerr. ph.; with soreness of throat, I ISul., 
 Ziz.; in tonsillitis, IILac c, IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 with small ulcers, I INitr. ac. 
 jg^" congested, inflamed. 
 
 Tonsils, relaxed : I IMillef. 
 
 Tonsil, right : first affected, then left, I ILach. 
 jg^Throat right. 
 
 Tonsils, sensitive : to pressure, at angles of 
 lower jaw, Crotal.; particularly left, ILach. 
 j^iP" 3 Throat sensitive. 
 
 Tonsils, shining : Bell., ILac c. 
 
 Tonsils, shooting : Chel.; to ear, better swal- 
 lowing, IKali bi. 
 
 Tonsils, shrivelled and white : Cycl. 
 
 Tonsils, smarting ; 1 1 Apis ; left, Diosc. 
 jg@T burning. 
 
 Tonsils, sore: in hepatitis, IChel., IILac c, 
 IMerc iod. flav., IPhyt.; on swallowing, with 
 nosebleed, I ILach. ' Jlgp^ inflamed, raw. 
 
 Tonsils, stinging: in beginning to swallow: 
 
 ■ Rhus ; when swallowing, Apis. 
 g^gf* pricking, stitches. 
 
 Tonsils, stitches : INitr. ac; seemingly up to 
 ear, Diosc; dull, piercing in left, worse by 
 external touch, I Cup. m.; in right, Bar. c; 
 when swallowing, IMerc; shooting, in swell- 
 ing, I I Ran. sc; in right, Bapt. 
 
 Tonsils, swollen : iEsch., Ahanth., Apis, lAur. 
 met., IIBapt., IIBar. c, IBell., Berb., ICalc, 
 ICarbol.ac, ICed., HCham., Chel., I IChim. 
 m., Cinch., IColch., ICrot. t., IDalc, IGels., 
 IHep., IKali bi., IKali iod., IKali m., I ILac 
 c, Lyss., IMerc cor., IMerc iod. flav., IMerc. 
 iod. Vub., IMerc. viv., IMur. ac, INitr. ac, 
 IINuxv., IPhos., IPhvt,, IPlumb., ISabad., 
 ISal. ac, ISil., IISul., thlaspi, Zinc; in an- 
 gina, lArs., llgn., IMerc; back part cedemat- 
 ous, rising like a barrier (quinsy), I I Lace; 
 breathes with mouth open, IMerc. iod. rub.; 
 feeling as if both were enlarged, Iber.; in ca- 
 tarrh, IHippoz.; enlarged, scrofulous children, 
 worse after slight cold, IIBar. c; chronic, in 
 strumous subjects, ICalc. p.; after least cold, 
 
 ■ IBar. c; closing posterior channels (scar- 
 latina), -Hippoz.; throat almost closed 
 (tonsillitis), IILac c ; enlargement (coryza), 
 I Ars. L; congested, with yellow small patches 
 on each (tonsillitis and pemphigus), ILyc; in 
 
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 croup, BPhos.; causing deafness, IINitr. ac; 
 with deafness of children, IKali bi.; with 
 deafness, especially after abuse of mercury, 
 ■Staph.; in diphtheria, ICrotal., IGels., Hod., 
 ILacc, ILach., ILyc, IMerc. cy., INatr. a.; 
 with dry and burning sensation, I BPhos.; with 
 dryness of throat, I IPhyt.; extending into 
 ears, causing transient deafness (bronchial 
 catarrh), I I Med.; enlargement (chronic hyper- 
 trophy), IIBar.c, IBar. m., IFerr., IILach., 
 IILyc, INatr.m., INitr. ac, 1 1 Petrol., IPhyt., 
 ISil.; enlargement chronic in pale scrofulous 
 children, IChen. a.; enlarged, with croupy 
 cough, I IPhyt.; with occlusion of eustachian 
 tubes and deafness, BMerc; noticeable extern- 
 ally with sensitiveness to touch, and increased 
 temperature in vicinity, Sal. ac; in angina 
 faucium, BLach.; pressed forward (angina), 
 IMerc; hyperplasia, Lyss.; chronic hyper- 
 trophy (hereditary syphilis), BSyph.; hyper- 
 trophied, with excessive catarrh," after scarlet 
 fever, IKali iod.; hypertrophied, secrete a 
 cheesy matter, Vespa ; hypertrophy, with 
 nasal voice, IStaph.; chronic induration, 
 worse on swallowing solids, BBBar. c; indo- 
 lent enlargement, with inflammation, BBBar. 
 c, BKali bi. ; inflammatory, BCalc; in chronic 
 laryngitis, BMerc cy.; in acute pharyngo- 
 laryngitis, BNaja; left, BAmyl., Ind., BLach., 
 IMerc iod. rub., ISul.;left, after diphtheria, 
 ILac c; left, with a tendency to right, ILach.; 
 left, with a few whitish spots (follicular ton- 
 sillitis), IMerc. cy.; after measles, IBrom.; 
 with otitis, Tereb.; inozsena, I IMerc. iod.flav.; 
 with pain, when swallowing, IGraph.; pale, 
 IHep.; no passage visible, BElaps, BHep.; 
 rapid, Ant. t.; and red, IHam., ISpong. ; with 
 dirty redness, IKali bi.; rosy red, with ten- 
 sion and pressure, Brom.; in scarlatina,! I Apis; 
 right, Ars. s. r., I Bell., Goss., IMerc, IMerc. iod. 
 flaw, Niccol., IPhyt.; right, in diphtheria, 
 I ILac c, IMerc cy.; right, for eighteen 
 months, I IPhos.; right, with whitish gray 
 soft exudate (diphtheria), IMerc. sol.; right, 
 with scrofulous ophthalmia, lApis ; right 
 worse (follicular tonsillitis), IMerc cy.; right, 
 with sharp pain, as from needles (acute phar- 
 yngo-laryngitis)^ BNaja; red, veins enlarged 
 varicose, IHam.; in scarlatina, I Ailant., I Amm. 
 c, I Apis, 1 1 Arum t., Bapt,, IBar. c, IIBell., 
 I I Gels.,BHep.,IMere,IMerc iod.flav., IPhyt., 
 UStram.; with shooting stitches, I I Ran. sc; 
 chronic scrofulous, IBar. m.; swallowing dif- 
 ficult, Guarsea, I ILac c, INitr. ac; large and 
 tense, mouth could not be closed (quinsy), 
 I ILac c; in sore throat, IMerc. iod. flav. ; in 
 ulcerated throat, IKali per. ; with small ulcers, 
 IINitr. ac; in incipient tuberculosis, I ITu- 
 berc; after tonsillitis, INatr. a.; in angina 
 tonsillaris, lApis ; with injected vessels, INitr. 
 ac; suffocation is feared (tonsillitis diphthe- 
 ria), I ITarant.; suppuration, lAnac, Ananth., 
 lApis, IIBar.c, IBell.,Calc,ICalc s.,Canth., 
 Daph., IGuaiac, I IHep., Ign., IKali bi., 
 ILac c, ILach., ILyc, Mane, I BMerc, EMerc 
 iod. flav., IMerc. iod. rub., ISabad., ISang., 
 I ISil.; favors suppuration and causes rapid 
 healing, ICup. ac; suppurating, going from 
 right to left, ILyc Jg@^ abscess. 
 Tonsils, throbbing : Amm. m.; in left, Natr. 
 ph.; in angina tonsillaris, I Apis. 
 J^p* abscess, inflamed. 
 
 Tonsils, ulcers : lAur. met., ICalc, IKali bi., 
 ILyc, IMerc, IMerc. c, IMerc. per., IPhyt., 
 I INatr. s., Zinc; aphthous, rapidly forming, 
 IBell.; aphthous, on right, ICanth.; bloody, 
 on right, with uneven edges, which corre- 
 spond to size of membrane just retched out, 
 I Chin, a.; gradually coalesce, Zinc; studded 
 with deep, and oozing a fetid, scanty dis- 
 charge (scarlatina), II Ailant.; deep, erysipe- 
 latous and cedematous, Apis ; sharply defined, 
 IKali bi., Zinc; deep, after plica polonica 
 had been cut off, spread to soft palate on back 
 w r alj of pharynx, pale bluish edges, covered 
 with cauliflower excrescences, whitish, thin 
 pus, smelling like rancid butter, Sars.; deep, 
 in tonsillitis, IMerc. iod. flav.; with delirium, 
 Merc. iod. rub.; destructive, with thick yellow 
 secretion, I I Ind. ; dry, in scarlatina, BB Apis ; 
 extensive, Zinc; flat, white or grayish, INitr. 
 ac; covered with large fetid, in scarlatina, 
 BMerc. iod. rub.; tendency to gangrenous 
 (scarlatina), I Amm. c; greenish, surrounded 
 by white exudation (diphtheria), I ILac c; 
 lardaceous (syphilis), ILyc; left, ! ILac c, 
 IILach., BMerc iod. rub.; patches, yellowish, 
 IKali perm.; as large as point of a, knitting 
 needle, upon inflamed surface (angina), 
 IMerc; red, everted edges, Zinc; on right, 
 extended over palate and covered left tonsil, 
 ILac c; round, Zinc; on inner side of each 
 (diphtheria), I ILac c; in scarlatina, IMur. 
 ac; after scarlatina, I IMerc. iod. rub.; small, 
 ■Ign., IBNitr. ac; two small ulcers on right 
 (mercurio-syphilis), BAur. mur. nat. ; small, 
 round or irregular gray white (diphtheria), 
 
 I ILac c; sloughing abrasions (scarlatina), 
 
 I I Apis; nearly sloughed off, pain on taking 
 least nourishment (syphilitic), INitr. ac; 
 studded with, IMerc; .suppurating, loss of 
 substance, lAur. mur.; in syphilis, I IPhyt.; 
 white, 1 1 Lac c; whitish on left, with sore- 
 ness, ■Lye; numerous white spots on both, 
 IPhyt.; whitish patches, BKali perm.; white 
 yellowish, burning, ■Mane; grayish yellow, 
 as large as a pea, on left, sensitive to touch, 
 ■Merc. cor. jfe^ inflamed, swollen. 
 
 Tonsils, uneasiness : Amm. m. 
 Tonsils, yellow streak : IINitr. ac. 
 
 Iggf 11 exudate. 
 UVULA, almost black : fg^ gangrenous. 
 Uvula, bleeding: in diphtheria, I ILac c. 
 Uvula, blennorrhoea : in angina tonsillaris. 
 
 ■ ■Bar. m. 
 
 Uvula, burning : ISang. 
 
 Uvula, congested: IDulc, IMerc iod. flav.; 
 
 in angina tonsillaris, IBBar. m. 
 
 jpgp"' inflamed, red. 
 Uvula, elongated: BAlum, Aur. met., IBapt., 
 
 Brom., ICaps., ICoff., ICroe, NCrot, t,, 
 
 ■Hydras., IIHyos., Ind., Elod., IKali c, 
 
 ■ IKali iod., I ILacc, Lact.ac, I BLach., Mane, 
 ■Mere, I IMillef., INatr.m., IINuxv., IISul.; 
 in angina tonsillaris, HBar. m.; with chilli- 
 ness, high fever, pains in head, back, limbs, 
 restlessness and prostration, ILacc; causing 
 cough, lAlum., ■■Crot, t., BBHyos., BMerc iod. 
 rub. ; wuth cough, worse lying down, IIHyos., 
 INatr.m.; during day, Med.; dry and burn- 
 ing, ■ BPhop.; feeling, Gale, Lyss., BMerc 
 iod. rub., Plat., BSabad.; feeling, worse on 
 awaking, Crot.; flabby, IHep.; hangs like a 
 sac of w r ater (diphtheria), INatr. a.; inozsena, 
 
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 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIPvES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 1 1 Merc. iod. flav.; hangs far into pharynx, 
 
 I IPhos.; pressure, as if too long, IDulc; with 
 sensation as of a plug in throat, I Kali bi.; in 
 smokers and drinkers, SCaps.; after tonsillitis, 
 INatr. a. J®* swollen. 
 
 Uvula, eruption: pimples, IKali bi.; minute 
 red pimples, I I Rumex ; pimples in variola, 
 IBapt.; scabs behind base, IBar. c. 
 
 Uvula, exudation: ash -colored (diphtheria), 
 ! IPhyt.; black and white, diphtheritic, I I Lac 
 c; diphtheritic, DLacc, IMerc. c, I ITarant.; 
 dirty brown, I I Lace; gray, diphtheritic, Lac. 
 c; coarse shreds of membrane hang from it, 
 
 I I Lac c; patches, some yellow, some white, 
 scratching makes them bleed, I I Lac c. ; red- 
 dish pearly hue, ICarbol. ac. ; surrounded by 
 a red areola, white at margin, yellowish in 
 thicker portions and turning black at some 
 point (diphtheria), I Nitr. ac; like dried starch, 
 MMerc. iod. rub.; thick, in diphtheria, BKali 
 br. g^gf Fauces and Throat exudate. 
 
 Uvula, gangrenous: lower half almost black, 
 I I Lac c, ILach.; upper half covered with ex- 
 udation (diphtheria), EChin. a. 
 
 Uvula, looks glazed : ICarbol. ac. 
 
 Uvula, inflamed: I Alum., ICarbo v., DGels., 
 BLacc; back part, in coryza, lArs. i.; worse 
 on right sida> MPtel.; slightly, Lyss.; with 
 painful swallowing and urging to swallow sa- 
 liva, INatr. s. $^~ congested, red. 
 
 Uvula, deviated to left : in amaurosis, after 
 sore throat, BGels. 
 
 Uvula, pale : in chronic follicular pharyngitis, 
 MPhyt. 
 
 Uvula, as if pressing on something hard: ICaps. 
 
 Uvula, too red: IIAcon., BApis, Bell., ICalc. p., 
 Caust., BCrot. t., BKali bi., IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 bluish, I I Sul.; coppery, IMerc. viv.; dark, 
 BBArg. nit., ILach.; edges, I I Rumex; with, 
 sensation of ball in throat and constant desire 
 to swallow, I INux v.; livid, and greatly swol- 
 len, B Fluor, ac; scarlet, shiny, Bell.; slightly, 
 IPetrol.; and swollen (scarlatina), I i Sul. 
 jgi^ congested, inflamed. 
 
 Uvula, roughness : Sul. 
 
 Uvula, scraping: Cain. 
 
 Uvula, sore : BHydras., ISang.; worse on right 
 side, I IPtel. 
 
 Uvula, feels stiff : worse on awaking, Crotal. 
 
 Uvula, stinging : INux v.; as if it would break 
 when he coughs, I I Ham. 
 
 Uvula, swollen : 1 1 Apis, Act. rac, Bar. m., 
 Bell., Calad., ICalc. p., ICarbo v., Chel., 
 ICoff., BCrot. t., Ind., fl'lod., BKali bi., 1 1 Kali 
 iod., I I Lac c, BMerc, I IMerc. cor., IMur.ac, 
 
 ' Natr. a., BNitr. ac, I INux v., I IPhos., IPhyt., 
 ■Rhus, Sul. ac; with sensation of a ball in 
 throat and constant desire to swallow, I INux 
 v.; back part, in coryza, lArs. i.; bagging, 
 front of which is soft and feels like pus, at 
 apex a whitish prominence, as if an abscess 
 were about to discharge (post-diphtheritic af- 
 fection), ILach.; bladder-like appearance, 
 much swelling, with little redness (diphthe- 
 ria), IIKali bi.; in chronic catarrh, IISiL; 
 congested, IKali br.; after diphtheria, INux 
 v.; dry and burning, I IPhos., I I Rumex ; elon- 
 gated with cough, I Aeon.; feeling, Coca, 
 I IKali iod.; inflamed, ICalc; inflamed, size 
 of half a finger, lying upon tongue and mak- 
 ing swallowing painful and difficult, I IMerc. 
 cor.; pale, IHep.; and red, ISpong.; sensitive, 
 Cinch.; tip touches root of tongue, I INux v. 
 g^gf" elongated. 
 
 Uvula, almost translucent: IPhyt. 
 
 Uvula, ulcer : IKali bi.; above, about 1J inches 
 in length, causing soft palate to appear torn, 
 I IPhos.; seems attached by a thread, IFluor. 
 ac; deep, excavated at root, with reddish 
 areola, contains yellow tenacious matter,IKali 
 bi.; destructive, thick yellow secretion, 1 1 Ind.; 
 eaten away (sore throat), IMerc. cor. ; phage- 
 denic, with burning, tearing, fluids return 
 through nose when swallowing, Bism.; makes 
 talking and eating painful, Sul.; in syphilis, 
 lAur. met., BKali bi.,IMerc,INitr.ac, I IPhyt; 
 syphilitic, deep, with hard edges, IKali bi. 
 
 Uvula, vesicles : dark red, Calc 
 
 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 Appetite. Aversion. Desire. Thirst. 
 
 APPETITE, canine: $^- Hunger exces- 
 sive. 
 
 Appetite, capricious : Ast.r.; in insanity,! I Ver. 
 v.; in acute mania, after melancholia, IGels.; 
 wants one thing, now another, which is re- 
 fused when offered, Ang., Bell., IIBry., llCina, 
 llCinch., IHep., Ilgn., IMagn. m., IPhos., 
 IPuls.; in hysteria, I ITherid.; wants piquant 
 things, IHep., ISang. 
 
 jlggr dainty, variable ; also Hunger with 
 aversion. 
 
 Appetite, dainty : in weakness of bladder, 
 I I Uran. n.; in children, llCinch. 
 
 Appetite, diminished (impaired, lessened, 
 poor) : Acet. ac, Agnus, Ant. t., Ars. m., Ars. 
 h., Ars. s. r. , Aspar., Badiag., Berb., I ICanth., 
 ICina, ICoff., ICup. ac, Diad., Gamb., IGels., 
 
 ILac def., ILyc, IMurex, Plant., HPic. ac, 
 Sabina, Sarrac, Spong., Tereb., 1 1 Ver.; in 
 psoas abscess, I ISyph.; in asthma, I IPhos.; 
 in acute desquamative stage of Bright's dis- 
 ease, IHelon.; in bronchitis, ICina; during 
 convalescence, IPsor.; with constipation, I Hy- 
 dras.; in croup, IKaol.; in diphtheria, IKali 
 m.; in acute dropsy following parturition, 
 BCinch.; but must eat often, otherwise she 
 feels faint (dyspepsia), IKali bi.; for dinner, 
 relishes food when eating, Calend.; in inter- 
 mittent, I Ars., IISul. ac; in apyrexia (ter- 
 tian), I Ant. t. ; after typhus, IPsor.; with 
 giddiness, I ISabad.; with glandular swelling, 
 ■Bar. m.; in inflammation of hand, lAnthrac; 
 with headache, I IPhos.; in nervous head- 
 ache, 1 1 Plat.; with heat, Anthrac; owing to 
 
14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
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 heat in summer, Ant. c; in heart disease, 
 ILyc. vir.; in he miopia, lAur. met.; in hyste- 
 ria, MSil.; in insanity, HVer. v.; in pustular 
 keratitis, I IPsor., I I Sul.; with muddled feel- 
 ing, or pains in liver, IPteL; in locomotor atax- 
 ia, lArg. nit.; in melancholia, ILach.; in 
 amenorrhea, iCycl., BDig.; in tabes mesen- 
 teric^, I ITuberc; in parenchymatous metri- 
 tis, 1 1 Lac c; in morning, Ascl. t., Lyss.; in 
 myalgia, I Am.; in myopia, lArg. nit.; with 
 nausea, ■Psor.,Stront. ; with neuralgia, I IMagn. 
 p., 1 1 Polyp.; in acute desquamative nephri- 
 tis, ICoccus; in diseased pancreas, BAtrop. s.; 
 in pregnancy, QAnt. t. ; in prosopalgia, Mez.; 
 in retroversion of uterus, ILil. tig.; with 
 craving for salt things (chronic dysentery), 
 BCon. ; very little satisfies, Lact. ac. ; with at- 
 tacks of sickness, Ferr. ph.; especially for 
 supper, Kob.; food tasteless (bilious trouble), 
 IHelom; with thirst, Kali n.; with thirst, in 
 hepatitis, IMerc; without thirst, yet great 
 inclination to drink, IColoc; in urticaria, 
 IBov.; in uterine disorder, BCon.; in gastric 
 ulcer, lArg. nit.; with vertigo, ITereb.; pre- 
 viously voracious (albuminuria), lApis. 
 g@~ lost. 
 Appetite, excessive : $g^ Hunger. 
 Appetite, increased : jgggf Hunger excessive, 
 Appetite, lost (anorexia; : Acet. ac, I Act. rac, 
 ./Ethus., I Agar., Ailant., I I Alum., Ammoniac, 
 lAmyl., Anac, Anthrok., Ant. a., I I Ant. c, 
 I Ant. t, Ant. sul. aur., I I Apis, IIArg. met., 
 IIArg. nit., IIArn., BIArs., lArs. h., Ars. i., 
 Ars. m.jlArs. s. f., Arum m.,Arund.,SAscl. s., 
 lAtrop. s., Aurant., lAur. met., I Aur. mur., 
 IBapt., BBar. c, Bell., Benz. ac, Brach., 
 IIBry., ICact., llCalc, "Cean., ICamph., 
 I ICanth., ICaps., BCarbo a., Carbol. ac, Carb. 
 s., BCarbo v., Castor., Caust., ICepa, HCham., 
 IBChel., Chim. m., ^Chim. umb., Chin, s., 
 Chloral., Cic, ICina, Cinch. bol.,BBCinch., Cin- 
 nab., Coca, BBCoccul., Como., BCon., Cup. ars., 
 BCup. m., Cupr. s., BiCycl., Daph., BBDig., 
 Dory., EDulc, Eup. perf., BBFerr., Ferr. ph., 
 ■Gels., I I Graph., I IGuaiac, Gymn., BHelon., 
 IBHep., Hippoz., BBHydras.,* BIgn., Blod., 
 BIpec, BIris, HKali br., BKali iod., I I Kali m., 
 BKali p., BLil. tig., BLobel., BBLyc, Lyss., 
 IMagn. m., I I Med., I IMillef., B BMerc., BMerc. 
 c, BMerc. iod. flay., BMerc. sol., BMez., BMur. 
 ac, Myr. cer., BBXatr. m., I INatr. p., QXaja, 
 INitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., INux m., BBNux v., 
 IIOp., Petrol., MPhos. ac, BPhvt., I I Plat,, 
 Plumb., MPrun., BPod., Polyp., Polvg., 
 ■ ■Puis., Raph., IIRatan., BBRhus, BSang., 
 Sarrac,Sars., BSenecio, BBSep., BSil., BBStram., 
 Stront,, BBSul., Tabac, Tromb., I I Thuya, Urt. 
 m\, IITJva ursi, Vacc, BVer., Xan., 1 IZing., 
 Ziz.; in abscesses of head, BMerc. sol.; alter- 
 nating with canine hunger, -Amm. m., 
 IBFerr., BThuya; in amennorrhcea, from 
 fright, I I Rhus; in anaemia, IFerr.; in ana- 
 sarca, I Hell.; in angina pectoris, BXux v.; tn 
 anthrax, from eating meat of diseased ani- 
 mals, IIAnthrac; in asthma, BArs., BIpec, 
 BKali c; w T ith aversion to food, BFerr., Mang.; 
 in blepharitis, BKali c; in inflammation of 
 brain, I I Hell.; except for bread and cold 
 food, Amm. c; for breakfast, Bow, Chrom. 
 ac, Chin, a., BCinch., Cochl., I IMeph., I I Tu- 
 berc; for breakfast, after fever in night, 
 Chin, a.; for breakfast, in pregnancy, BLact. 
 
 ac ($3T morning) ; with burning through 
 upper lobe of lungs (clavicular region), liu- 
 mex ; with burning and distress of stomach 
 (dysentery), BBPhos.; in cancer, BCund.; in 
 catarrh of bladder, IBLva ursi ; in bronchial 
 and vesical catarrh, BCop.; in gastric catarrh, 
 BAnt.c; in children, lAruin t., BDiad., BPuls.; 
 with chills (anthrax), 1 1 Anthrac; with chilli- 
 ness, Agar.; in chlorosis, BFerr.; in cholerine, 
 IBAsar., BBDulc; in cholera infantum, BManc; 
 in chorea, IChel.; after coitus, BDig.; after 
 catching cold, BKali c: before coma (typhus), 
 BCalad.; six weeks after confinement (hydro- 
 genoid constitution), BXatr. s.; in constipa- 
 tion, BCollin., BXux v., BOp.; in constipation 
 (amenorrhcea), BZinc; child disposed to con- 
 vulsions, yBell. ; with long-continued cough, 
 BOl.jec; in whooping cough, BCoral.; in co- 
 ryza, 03Cepa, I BPuls.; with craving for he 
 knows not what, wants piquant things, Ang., 
 BBry., BSang.; in diphtheritic croup, BKali 
 bi.; in cynanche cellularis, BB Anthrac; for 
 days, BArn.; with debility, CEnan., BSul. ac; 
 with uneasy, depressed feeling at epigastrium 
 at time of menses, I IGoss.; in diarrhoea, Apis, 
 BArn., BArs., BBor., BBry., BCinch., Cinnam., 
 BColch., Cop., Dig., Ferr. mur., BGamb., BIris, 
 Magn. c, BMerc, INux ra., BPod., BPuls., 
 BSang., BSul., BVer.; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 BDulc, BGamb., BRheum ; with weak diges- 
 tion, BSang.; in diphtheria, BKreo., BLac c, 
 BLach., BMerc cy., IMur.ac, BKatr. a., BBSul. 
 ac; with disgust, BBChel; in brandy drink- 
 ers, BArn.; in dropsy, B Fluor, ac, BLyc; in 
 cardiac dropsy, BDig.; of drunkards, BEup. 
 perf.; with dry throat, mouth and tongue, 
 INux m.; in dysentery, BColch., BHam., 
 IMerc; in dyspepsia, BFerr. ph.; in chronic 
 dyspepsia, DHydr. ac, BLac c, INux v.; in 
 dysmenorrhea, BCollin., BNiccol.; on begin- 
 ning to eat, relishes food, BCalc; could eat 
 but a few mouthfuls, Xan.; fear of eating, on 
 account of pain during digestion (colic after a 
 cold), BDiad.; returns when eating, BBCinch.; 
 with oppression at epigastrium, BStram.; in 
 epilepsy, after fall on head, BCup. m.; with 
 emaciation (prosopalgia), IChel.; in erysip- 
 elas, I I Rhus, HVer. v.; in evening, Ars. h.; 
 in evening, with canine hunger during day, 
 IStann. ; in evening, followed by great light- 
 ness of head, Lyss.; in scrofulous inflamma- 
 tion of eyes, BFerr. iod.; after a fall, BHyper.; 
 in gastric fever, BAnt. c, BBry.; with inter- 
 mittent fever, BIAnt. t, BArs., BDiad., BEup. 
 pur.; during apyrexia, BBCinch., BEup. pur., 
 BFerr., BIpec, BXatr. m., IIKuxv., BPolyp., 
 BPuls., Sabad.; in low fever, ICact.; fever in 
 morning, lasting till noon, Kali c; in prevail- 
 ing fever, I Amm. m.; in tertian intermittent, 
 ■Ant. c, BDig., BFerr., BNatr. m.; in typhoid, 
 ■Gels.; in typhus, BApis, BBapt.; for plain 
 food (pining boys), BAur. met.; especially for 
 solid food, Coca; with fretfulness, BPuls.; 
 after a fright, BIgn.; always feels full, BFerr.; 
 in gastralgia, Abrot., I I Anthrac, ILyc; in 
 gastric affections, BAng., 1 1 Ant. c, BColch.; 
 in gastromalacia, ICalc;in spasmus glottidis, 
 Chlor.; in gonorrhoea, BBTarant,; in headache, 
 BCast. eq., ICaust., IColoc, ILac def., 
 I IMagn. m., ■■Sul.; in chlorotic headache, 
 I I Zinc; after severe hemorrhage, IFerr.; in 
 hemorrhoids, IjEsc. h., IBerb.; in hemiplegia, 
 
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 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 ICaust.; in hepatitis, IMerc; in hepatic de- 
 rangements, BChel., IFluor. ac, IHydras., 
 ■Lept., I IMerc, INux v., I I Pod.; with hic- 
 cough almost uninterrupted, eighteen to 
 twenty times a minute, INiccol.; follows rav- 
 enous hunger (diphtheria), 1 1 Kali m.; fol- 
 lowed by canine hunger, UstiL; hypochondri- 
 asis, every six or eight weeks, Ilpec; in hys- 
 teria, 1 1 Aloe ; in hysteria, several days before 
 attack, IKali c; in hystero-mania, I ITarant.; 
 with feeling of indigestion, Iber.; in influ- 
 enza, I Ant. t., I IPhell.; in insanity, BKali m., 
 ILach.; in jaundice, BAur. met., BAur. mur. 
 nat., l3Merc, I ITarax.; long lasting, BClem.; 
 with malarial symptoms, INatr. s.; in melan- 
 cholia, BArg. nit.; in melancholy after morti- 
 fication, BIgn.; in melancholia after passion, 
 BHyos. ; in monorrhagia, IFerr. s. ; before men- 
 ses, Brom.; after and before menses, Calc. p.; 
 before menses, Amm. c, BBell.; during men- 
 ses, Calc. p.JUran. n. ; in suppressed menses, 
 ICycl.; after meningitis, ICup. m.; in mental 
 depression, BThuya ; for months, in caries of 
 dorsal vertebrae, IBSyph.; in morning, xlbies, 
 Benz. ac, BOasc, BCaust., IFerr. mur., Selen.; 
 particularly in morning (enlargement of liver), 
 Selen. (8^* breakfast) ; until she takes first 
 morsel, when she makes a good meal (preg- 
 nancy), BSabad.; after a few mouthfuls, BLyc, 
 BNux m.; in myelitis, BDulc; with nausea, 
 Cact., B BChel.; with nausea, in evening, 10 to 
 11 p.m., Lyss.; with nausea and frontal head- 
 ache, I liber.; with nausea in morning, 
 ■ Lach.; in neuralgia, BCoccion.; in interval of 
 neuralgic pain, BKali cy. ; at noon, Ant. t.; 
 in ophthalmia, BCic; in otorrhcea, I IPhos.; 
 in ovarian dropsy, -Ferr. iod.; in ovaritis, 
 IHam.; effects of overstudy, BCup. ac; with 
 pains in forehead or maxillary sinuses (influ- 
 enza), BPuls.; with pain from umbilicus to 
 anus, I I Led.; in palate and throat, with emp- 
 tiness of stomach, and ravenous hunger dis- 
 appears after sitting, Khus ; with swelling of 
 left parotid, I I Lac c. ; after parturition, 
 IIThuya; in perityphilitis, IMerc; in pleu- 
 risy, ICrotal., BHep.; in podogra, BMang.; in 
 phthisis, BHydras., I ISamb.; in incipient 
 phthisis, following amenorrboea, 1 1 Sang.; in 
 phthisis florida, after pneumonia, BFerr.; 
 in potbelliedness, I I Rhus; in pneumonia, 
 IChel.; in pregnancy, BLyc, I ITarant.; in 
 morning sickness, BCon., ISabina ; in prolap- 
 sus uteri, BLil. tig.; in pypemia, BArs.; in rheu- 
 matism, I Ant. t., llSticta; in cardiac rheu- 
 matism, ICact. ; after scarlatina, IHell.; in 
 scrofula, BFerr. iod.; n scirrhus, Ast. r.; in 
 sexual debility, IDig. ; in smallpox, I I Variol.; 
 with subjective putrid smell, morning, on 
 awaking, IIKreo. ; in somnambulism, BZinc; 
 in spermatorrhoea, BDig., BPhos.; in enlarge- 
 ment of spleen, BFerr. mur.; in splenitis, 
 ICitrus; with troublesome bloatedness of 
 stomach, Sabad.; with stool like chopped 
 eggs, or undigested, in summer, with chil- 
 dren, INux m.; except at supper time (vagi- 
 nismus), Hgn.; with sweat, IStram.; with 
 bitter taste, IGels., Uab.; with bitter taste, 
 in induration of uterus, ICarbo a.; with acrid, 
 burning taste in mouth, ILobel. i.; with cop- 
 pery taste, Jugl. ; with loss of taste, Cact., 
 Oxal. ac; caused by mouldy taste (bronchi- 
 tis), ILed.; on account of slimy taste in mouth 
 
 Ars. h.; without bad taste or thirst, I IFerr.; 
 with thirst, BNatr. s., Oxal. ac, Seneg., Spig.; 
 with thirst, in cholera infantum, ILaur.; with 
 constant thirst, BSul.; with great thirst (gas- 
 tro-enteritis), BTereb.; caused by fulness in 
 throat, with weariness alternating with bu- 
 limia, BPhos.; in sore throat, ILacc; in ulcer- 
 ated sore throat, BKali bi. ; with clean tongue, 
 BLaur.; with whitish coating on tongue (con- 
 stipation), BCollin.; in incipient tubercular 
 disease, 1 1 Tuberc; in ovarian tumor, I Apis ; 
 in chronic ulcer on leg and dyspepsia, ILyc; 
 in induration of uterus, ICarbo a.; in prolap- 
 sus uteri, lAlet; with desire to vomit, Cain.; 
 with vomiting, worse when standing than 
 when sitting, going off when lying, IPetrol.; 
 in ursemic vomiting, ICup. ac. 
 g^ diminished : also Aversion to food. 
 
 Appetite, variable: Act. rac, 1 1 Alum., Ast. r., 
 HCina, ICurar., ILach., Merc. iod. flav., 
 INitr. ac, I IPhos., IPod.; in psoas abscess, 
 I ISyph.; in diabetes mellitus, I IXJran. n.; in 
 constipation, IMagn. m., Staph.; with hypo- 
 chondriasis, Stann.; in affection of liver, 
 IMagn. m.; after typhoid fever, nervous af- 
 fection, BManc; in paralysis, ICurar.; in ova- 
 rian tumor, IColoc; in retinitis albuminu- 
 ria, I Ars. ; in scrofulosis of children, IStil- 
 ling. IdlP 33 capricious. 
 
 AVERSION to acids (sour things): 1 1 Bell., 
 ICoccul., IFerr., IFerr. mur., Ign., I INux v., 
 Phos. ac, ISabad., ISul. JS^" fruit, wine. 
 
 Aversion to alcoholic drinks: Ailant., Ars. m., 
 IHyos., Ilgn., Mane, Merc, Phos. ac, IRhus. 
 gigf* ale, beer, brandy, whisky, wine. 
 
 Aversion to ale : Ferr., I INux v. 
 
 Aversion to beer: lAlum., Asaf., Bell., ICham., 
 HCinch., IClem., ICoccul., ICycl., BFerr., 
 ■ BNux v., Pallad., BPhos., Phos. ac, BRhus, 
 Sep., Spig., Spong., BStann., BSul.; in gastric 
 derangements, BNatr. s.; with thirst, in morn- 
 ing, BNux v. 
 
 Aversion to brandy : IMerc. sol., Zinc; in 
 brandy drinkers, BArn. 
 
 Aversion to bread: Agar., BBCinch., BCon., 
 BCycl., Ign., BKali c, Lach., Lil. tig., BLyc, 
 Magn. c, Mane, IINatr. m., INatr. s., INitr. 
 ac, INux v., I IPhos., Phos. ac, IPuls., Rhus, 
 ■Sep., BSul., Tarant. ; to bread and butter, 
 ICycl., Natr. p.; to rye bread, Kali c, ILyc, 
 Nux, I IPuls ., Sul.; during pregnancy, ISep.; 
 to wh eaten bread, Aph. ch. 
 
 Aversion to broths: IIArn., I Ars., Bell., 
 ICham., Graph., Rhus. 
 
 Aversion to butter: Ars., Carbo v., HCinch., 
 Cycl., Magn. c, IMerc sol., IPtel., IPuls., 
 I I Sang, jgi^fat. 
 
 Aversion to camphor: Bell. 
 
 Aversion to cheese : Chel.. Oleand. 
 
 Aversion to cocoa : I lOsm., Tarant. 
 
 Aversion to coffee : IBell.,IBry., Calab.,IICalc, 
 Carbo v., HCham., Chel., I ICinch., Coccus, 
 ICoff., IDulc, Fluor, ac, Kali bi., Kali n., 
 Lil. tig., Lye, IMerc sol., Natr. c, INatr. m., 
 IINux v., Osm., Phos. ac, Phos.,^ Rheum, 
 Rhus, ISabad., ISpig., ISul. ac. ;* in pain 
 in stomach, I IMagn. p.; sweetened, Aur. 
 mur. 
 
 Aversion to cold things: drinks, Calab.; food, 
 Acet. ac, Chel., Cycl.; water, Brom.; water, 
 in rheumatic headache, IChin. a. 
 
 Aversion to cooked food: Bell., Bov., Calc,Chel., 
 
14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
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 I Graph., Ign., Lach., Lye, Magn. c, Merc, 
 Petrol., Phos., SiL, Ver., Zinc. Jg^~ smell. 
 
 Aversion to drink : Agar., Agnus, Aloe, Ang., 
 I Apis, Arn., IBell., Berb., Bafo., Calab., 
 ICanth., Cinch., Coccul., Coff., Cupr., Hyos., 
 Ign., ILac c, Lach., ILyss., Merc, Nitr. ac, 
 IINux v., IPuls., Ratan., Sanib., Sec, 
 IStram.; in headache, I IFerr.; with insatiable 
 thirst, ILach.; alternates with great thirst 
 (jaundice), IBerb. JE^T Thirst absent. 
 
 Aversion to eggs: IFerr.; nearly fainting from 
 odor of fresh ones„IColch. 
 
 Aversion to farinaceous food : Ars. 
 j§^~ puddings. 
 
 Aversion to fatty things: Ang., 1 1 Ars., Bell., 
 IBrv., Calc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., HCinch., 
 IColch., Croc, ICycl., Dros., Hell., IHep., 
 Menvanth., IMerc. sol., Natr. c, I INatr. m., 
 IIPetroL, BPteL, IPuls., Eheum, Rhus, Sec, 
 ■Sep., ISul.; in parenchymatous metritis, 
 I ILac c; hunger easily satisfied (tabes 
 mesenterica), 1 1 Petrol. ; there remains a 
 long greasy aftertaste, worse after mutton, 
 Lyss. 
 
 Aversion to fish: Colch., IIGraph., Grat., 
 Natr. m., Sul., Zinc; to salt fish, IPhos. 
 
 Aversion to fluids : Strain, j^g* drink. 
 
 Aversion to food (disgust, loathing) : I Aeon., 
 Alum., Anac, I Ant. c, 1 1 Apis, I Arn., I Ars., 
 Ant. sul. aur., Ars. s. f., Ars. s. r., Asar., Bar. 
 c, IBrv., Bufo., ICanth., ICarbo a., IChin. s., 
 Cinnab., ICoccul., ICycl., IDig., I IDiosc, 
 IDulc, Eup. perf., I IFerr., Gamb., IGlon., 
 Grat., IHep., IHvdras., I IHydrocot., Ilgn., 
 Hod., Illpec, IKali c, BKali br., IILiL, 
 tig., IMagn. c, IMerc cy., IMerc iod. flav., 
 ■ Mere sol., Mosch., Myr. cer., IINux v., IOp., 
 IPhos. ac, Sec, ISep., I ITarant., Yacc, Zinc; 
 alternates with appetite, ICaps.; alternates 
 with canine hunger (jaundice), IBerb.; after 
 bathing, I Ant. c; as soon as he begins to eat, 
 Ruta ; sudden, while at meals, Bar. c ; in con- 
 sumption, IGuaiac; in erysipelas, lApis ; fan- 
 ciful, to special articles, I Ilgn.; in intermit- 
 tent, INatr. m., ISabad.; in tertian, IDig.; in 
 typhus recurrens, I INux v.; in gastric ca- 
 tarrh, I Ant. c, IBry., IHydr. ac, llpec, 
 IMerc, INux v., IPuls.; in chorea, lAsaf.; in 
 cholera, IChin. s.; in cholera infantum, 
 IManc; in cholera morbus, IPod.; cooked 
 food, in convalescents, IKreo.; in diphtheria, 
 Bufo., Hod., 1 1 Rhus ; in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; 
 in headache, 1 1 Ant. c, I IFerr., ISep.; owing 
 to heat in summer, I Ant. c; after hemor- 
 rhage, IFerr.; in melancholy, I I Con.; with 
 nausea, I LAlet., Benz. ac, Coff., ICoff. t., 
 ICornus, IKali c, Mosch.; as if he had over- 
 eaten, HCinch.; in catarrhal ophthalmia, 
 I ISul.; in potbelliedness, I I Rhus; during 
 pregnancy, Ant. t., ILaur. ; in rheumatism, 
 I I Act. sp.; with feeling of satiety, Mang.; in 
 scarlatina, 1 1 Arum t.; with scraping in throat, 
 IColoc; to sight of it, Ailant., I Arn., IIArs., 
 IMerc. iod. flav., Mosch.; it makes him shud- 
 der, Cham.; to smell of it, IICoccul., BIColch., 
 Illpec; to taste of it, Yacc; taste is natural, 
 IHell.; when thinking of it. lArs., HCinch., 
 Mosch., Sars., I I Zinc; thought of it sickens 
 her, with sense of weight in anus, ISep.; 
 precedes vomiting of water, I I Ratan. 
 E&T Appetite diminished, lost; also Eat-, 
 ing refuses. 
 
 Aversion to fruit: Bar. c, Ign.; especially to 
 bananas and plums, Bar. c, Elaps. 
 g^^ acids. 
 
 Aversion to garlic : ISabad. 
 
 Aversion to gruel : Ars., I Calc. 
 
 Aversion to hot food: HCinch., IFerr.; warm, 
 Bell., Calc, Cupr., Graph., Ign., Lach., Lye, 
 Magn. c, Magn. s., IMerc, IMerc. c, Petrol., 
 SiL, IVer., Zinc; boiled, warm food, ILyc, 
 ISil.; warm drink, ICham.; in tabes mesen- 
 terica, I I Petrol. 
 
 Aversion to meat : Agar., Aloe, lAlum., Amm. 
 c, I I Ang., Aph. ch., I Arn., Ars., Ast. r., I Aur. 
 met., Bell., IBry., ICalc, Calc s., ICarbo v., 
 Caust., Chel., Chen, a., Cinch, bol., HCinch., 
 IFerr., Ferr. ph., IGraph., Hell., Hydras., 
 Ilgn., IKali bi., IKali c, I IKreo., Laehn., 
 ILyc, Magn. c, Mane, IMerc. sol.,*IMez., 
 IIMur. ac, Natr. c, INatr. m., I INatr. s., 
 Niccol., INitr. ac, IINux v., Op., IIPetroL, 
 I I Plant., IPhos., IPlat., IPteL, I IPuls., IRhus, 
 Ruta,ISabad., Sec, ISep., HSiL, Stront,,IISuL, 
 ISyph., I ITereb., 1 1 Zinc; in chlorosis, w r ith 
 goitre, I ICalc; in diabetes, Tarant.; in dys- 
 menorrhea, ICycl.; fresh meat, 1 1 Thuya ; 
 during apyrexia, in intermittent, lArn.; in 
 heart disease, ICact.; in postpartum hemor- 
 rhage, ICann. s.; in tabes mesenterica, 1 1 Pet- 
 rol.; in menorrhagia, QFerr. s.; during menses 
 (nervous headache), I IPlat.; in catarrhal oph- 
 thalmia, IISuL; in otorrhcea, I IPhos. ; with 
 palpitation, HCalc; it has a good taste, but 
 he eats little, IKali c; when thinking of it, 
 IIGraph.; in cancer of stomach, I IMez. 
 Jg^~ broth. 
 
 Aversion to medicine : MCalad. 
 
 Aversion to milk : yEthus., Amm. c, I Ant. t., 
 
 I Arn., Bell., IBry., Calad., ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 ICina, IGuaiac, Ilgn., I INatr. c, Nux v., 
 Phos., IPuls., Rheum, ISep., ISil., Stann., 
 ISul.; if taken, appetite returns, Bry.; boiled 
 milk, IPhos.; in diarrhoea and summer com- 
 plaint, I Ant. t.; it causes flatulence, ICarbo 
 v.; in dyspepsia, IFerr. ph.; mother's milk, 
 Ant. c, ICina, Lach., Merc, ISil., Stann., 
 Stram.; thought of makes her sick (sick head- 
 ache), I ILac c; it smells like putrid meat, 
 Paris ; which tastes sour, ICalc 
 
 Aversion to pork : I Ang., Colch., IDros., Psor., 
 IPuls. Jg@~ fat. 
 
 Aversion to potatoes : Alum., 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Aversion to puddings : IIArs., IPhos., IPtel. 
 ggp 13 * farinaceous. 
 
 Aversion to salted food : Acet. ac, Carbo v., 
 Card, m., IICoraL, IGraph., INatr. m., ISelen., 
 ■Sep., SiL 
 
 Aversion to smell of food : IICoccul., I IColch., 
 Illpec, IPod.; in exophthalmus, ILyc vir.; 
 during chilliness, 11 a.m. (intermittent), ICoc- 
 cul. ; shudders, nausea, is unable to eat, IColch. 
 
 Aversion to smoking : J^p* tobacco. 
 
 Aversion to solid food: Ang., IFerr., Merc, 
 
 I I Staph. 
 
 Aversion to sour things : J^ 35 acids. 
 
 Aversion to sweets : lArs., Bar. c, ICaust., 
 Hippom., IMerc, Nitr. ac. , IPhos., ISul., 
 ISinap., Zinc 
 
 Aversion to tea : Carbol. ac, IPhos. 
 
 Aversion to tobacco : Act. rac, Ant. t., Arn., 
 Bov., Brom , Calc, ICamph., ICanth., ICarbo 
 a., Coccul., Con., Ilgn., Lach., Lye, Meph., 
 Natr.m., IINux v., Phos., Puis., Spig.: smok- 
 
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 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 ing, lArn., I lArg. met., Bor., Brom., ICalc, 
 ■Camph., I I Carbo a., Grat., IPuls., ISul.; to- 
 bacco, INatr. in., Zing.; in stomachal catarrh, 
 ■Ipec; to smell of smoke, BCasc, llgn., ILo- 
 bel i., BLyc; smoke does not taste good, Ictod. 
 Jg@* Ohap. 15, Tobacco. 
 
 Aversion to veal: Phell., Zinc. 
 
 Aversion to vegetables: Bell., BHell., Hydras., 
 IMagn. c, IMagn. m., Ruta. 
 
 Aversion to water: B Apis, Bell., Brom., BBry., 
 Calab.,Calad., Cann. i.,ICanth., Caust. ; Cinch., 
 Elaps, Ham., Hell., BHyos., Kali bi., Lye, 
 HLyss., BNatr. m., BNux v., BPuls., IStram., 
 Zinc; in acute gastritis, after taking cold, 
 IColoc; with sour, greasy vomiting, IManc; 
 it makes him sick to think of it, I IHam.; 
 with thirst, BNux v.; with thirst, in morning, 
 BNux v.; of place he arrives at in traveling, 
 HLyss. J^g"* drink ; also Thirst absent. 
 
 Aversion to whisky : Ant. t., llgn., Merc. 
 jgggT* alcohol, brandy. 
 
 Aversion to wine : Ars.m., BIgn.,Lach., Mane, 
 IMerc. sol., Phos. ac, SRhus, BBSabad., ISul., 
 ■Zinc; during fever, Strain. 
 
 DESIRE for acids: I Ant. c, Ant. t., BApis, 
 IIArn., lArs., Arund., Bor., BBry., -ICalc, 
 Carbo a., ICarbo v., BCham., Cinch., BCon., 
 I I Dig., Dory., BFerr. mur., BHep., Hip pom., 
 llgn., IKali c, Kreo., ILach., Magn. c, Mang., 
 Med., INatr. m., I I Phell., BPhos.,BPod., Polyp., 
 Psor., BPuls., 1 1 Rhus, Sabina, BSec, ISep., 
 I ISquilla, IStram., ISul., I ITherid., IVer., Ziz.; 
 in brain affections of children, liSul.; in car- 
 dialgia, I IChel.; in chlorosis, lAlum.; in diar- 
 rhoea, lAnt. c, I Ant. t., lArs., IBor., IBrom., 
 Bry., ICinch., BMagn., BPod., BVer.; drinks, 
 
 ■ BCham., Cornus, Dig., Eup. perf., BHep., 
 
 ■ Magn. c, Merc. iod. flav., IStram., Therid.; 
 drinks, with chilliness before and after stool, 
 ■Mez.; drinks which aggravate, IKali bi ; 
 drinks, in large quantities, IVer.; drinks, 
 with nausea, I Cornus ; in intermittent fever, 
 IBArs.; in remittent fever, ISul.; in tertian, 
 
 ■ Ant. c; food, Arund., ICist., ■ ■Coral., Ttel.; 
 fruits, Therid., BSul. ac; lemons, which prove 
 beneficial, BIBell.; in inflammation of lungs, 
 ■Cornus ; after menses, llgn.; in nervous af- 
 fection, ■Mane; in chronic ovaritis, Blod.; in 
 phthisis, I IStann.; citric acid, with bitter 
 taste, BBPuls.; in tonsillitis, IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 water, ICalc; vinegar, Am., Chel., fiflHep., 
 Sep.; vinegar in catarrhal ophthalmia, I ISul. 
 g^* fruit, lemonade, pickles, refreshing 
 
 things, sauerkraut. 
 
 Desire for alcohol (spirituous liquors) : Aeon., 
 
 Amm. c, Arm, HArs., BBAsar., Ast. r., Bov., 
 
 Bry., Bufo., Calc, Calc a., BBCaps., Cic, 
 
 Cinch., 1 1 Coca, BDCrotal., Cub., I I Cup., 
 
 ■ Hep., Iber., Ilod., BKreo., BBLach., BLyc, 
 Med., Mosch., BMur. ac, Natr. ph., BBNux v., 
 
 ■ ■Op., BPhos., I IPuls., B BSelen., BSep., BSpig., 
 ■Staph., ISul., BSul. ac, BSyph., Tabac, Te- 
 reb., Ziz.; which are easily borne (typhus), 
 
 ■ Aur. met.; almost maniacal desire to get 
 drunk, and feels distressed afterwards (chronic 
 alcoholism), BSelen.; worse in forenoon, Ars. 
 m. ; desire to imbibe from morning until 
 night, BBSul.; cures inebriates by removing 
 irritation of stomach which causes the mor- 
 bid appetite, BPhos.; would steal from house 
 in servant's cloak and bonnet to obtain alco- 
 holic drinks, but from the moment their pro- 
 
 hibition was withdrawn ceased to have any 
 desire for them, 1 1 Plumb.; subdued craving 
 for liquor by taking three times daily, fur 
 from two to four weeks, from ten to fifteen 
 drops of a mixture of one part sulphuric acid 
 and three parts alcohol, Sul. ac. 
 Desire for ale : Med., BSul. 
 
 jg^ 31 ale, beer, brandy, whisky, wine. 
 Desire for almonds: Cub. 
 Desire for aromatic drinks : Ananth. 
 
 JiH? 1 " chalk, coal, earth. 
 Desire for ashes : in dysn]enorrhcea, I ITarant. 
 Desire for beer: BBAcon., Aloe, BBell., BBry., 
 Calad., Calc, Carb. s., SCaust., Chel., Cinch., 
 BCoccul., BColoc, Dig., Graph., IKali bi., 
 ILach., Mang., IMerc. sol., Mosch., INatr. c, 
 INatr. m., Natr. p., IINux v., 1 1 Op., ■Petrol., 
 Phell. ,Phos.ac, Puis. ,BRhus,Sabad., Sep., BSpig., 
 Spong., BStront., BBSul., Tell., BZinc; during 
 chill, Ant. c, BNux v.; in diphtheria, BSul.; 
 mouth feels so dry, 1 1 Psor.; in evening, 
 BZinc; with flushes of heat at night, BSpig.; 
 during heat, BAcon.; chiefly in morning, 
 I IPuls.; in pneumonia, I IStram.; in stoma- 
 titis, 1 1 Petrol.; without thirst, BCalad. ; which 
 relieves toothache, Camph. 
 Desire for bitter things : drinks, Aeon.; food, 
 Codein., Dig., BNatr. m ; with thirst, Codein. 
 Desire for brandy : Aeon., Ailant., BArs., Bov., 
 Bufo., Cub., Mosch., BNux v., Oleand., I I Op., 
 Staph., BSul. ac, BSul., Therid.; worse in 
 forenoon, Ars. m.; in water, desire for, BPetrol. 
 g@r alcohol. 
 Desire for bread : Amm. c, Ars., Bov., BCina, 
 IColoc, Cub., IFerr., Grat., IMagn. c, IMerc. 
 sol., INatr. in., Plumb., Puis., Staph., IStront.; 
 for bread and butter, Ferr., Ign., I IMagn. c, 
 ■Merc sul.; dry wheat (glandular swelling), 
 ■ Bar. m.; boiled in milk, Abrot.; nothing but 
 bread, Grat.; rye, lArs., llgn., Plumb. 
 Desire for broth : $^* liquid food. 
 Desire for butter : All. sat. J^" bread, fat. 
 Desire for cakes : Plumb.; in inflammation of 
 
 lungs, I Cornus. 
 Desire for chalk : BAlum., ICalc, IINitr. ac, 
 
 ■Nux v. Jg^ lime, strange things. 
 Desire for cheese: Arg. nit., Ast. r., ICist., 
 
 Mosch. 
 Desire for cider : in headache, 1 1 Sul. 
 
 jfpgjP fruit. 
 Desire for cloves : BAlum, BChlor. 
 Desire for coal : BCalc, BCic; charcoal, inchlo- 
 rosis,B Alum. ; child puts into mouth, crunching 
 and swallowing with apparent relish, Cic 
 J^gf* strange things. 
 Desire for coffee : Arg. nit., BArs., Ast. r., BAur. 
 met., BBry., Calc. p , Caps., BCarbo v., Chel., 
 .Cinch.-, Colch., BCon., Lach., Lobel., BMez., 
 Mosch., BNux m., Phos. ac, Sabina, BSelen.; 
 which agrees, in dysmenorrhcea, BLach.; after 
 attack of intermittent^ BArs.; beans, Cinch.; 
 black, Mosch.; in caries of tubular bones, 
 BflAng.; in chlorosis, BAlum.'; which nauseates 
 (diarrhoea), BCaps.; roasted, Cinch., strong, 
 ■Bry. 
 Desire for cold things : lAnt. t., Asaf., Cinch., 
 IINux v., ISil.; drinks, IBAcon., Ailant., 
 Amm. c, Ang., BAnt. t., IBArs., Ast. r.,Bism., 
 Bov., BBBry., Calc, BCaust., Ced., ICinrh., 
 BBCina, Clem., Cornus, BCroc, BCup. ac, 
 BCup. m., BDulc, Euphor., Led., BMerc, Natr. 
 m., (Enan., Oleand., BBPhos., BPhos. ac, 
 
14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 397 
 
 Psor., IRhus, Sabad., BThuya, HVer.; drinks, 
 especially beer, BCoceul.; drinks, with burn- 
 ing and distress of stomach (dysentery), 
 I IPhos.; drinks, with chill, Ver.; drinks, in 
 diarrhoea, BAnt. t,; drinks, in afternoon 
 (headache), Bism.; drinks, in evening, Bism.; 
 drinks, particulary at night, ICalc. ; drinks 
 with vomiting (cholera Asiatica), IB Ver.; 
 drinks, better thereby until they become 
 warm, when they are vomited, UPhos.; fruits 
 and ice cream (chronic ulcers on leg and dys- 
 pepsia), ILyc; during pregnancy, IVer.; food, 
 ■ Merc. cor.,lBPhos., BThuya, IVer.; ice, Med., 
 Natr. s., II Ver.; ice cream, ICalc, lEup. per., 
 UPhos.; icy cold, Arum t.; ice water (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), IBVer.; milk, IRhus; 
 something very cold, INatr. s.; acid drinks, 
 with blue lips and nails, after chill, Eup. 
 pur.; acid drinks in diarrhoea, IBry.; water, 
 Ang., I I Arm, I IBry., Calc. a., Camph., ICaps., 
 Ced., HCham., HCinch., IIEup. perf., Fluor. 
 ac,IGlon., INatr. s., 01eand.,Plumb.; water, in 
 afternoon, Ruta ; in catarrhal diarrhoea, lAnt. 
 t.; water, but dyspnoea allows her to take but 
 a sip at a time, Squilla ; water a few hours af- 
 ter dinner, INatr. c; water, in evening, 
 Jamb.; but fears to take it (colic odynia), 
 Ars.; in fever, Calc.a. ; water, with evening fever 
 (chronic diarrhoea), ICalc; water, worse after 
 Bell, (puerperal fever), 1 1 Puis.; water, fre- 
 quent mouthfuls, with intense heat, in even- 
 ing (pneumonia), I ISul.; water, in heart dis- 
 ease, ILyc vir.; water, which is immediately 
 ejected (cholera infantum), lArs. iod.; water, 
 large quantities, 1 1 Ver.; water, a little suffi- 
 ces, Act. rac, 1 1 Ars.; water, though tongue 
 and mouth are moist and there is plenty of 
 saliva, IMerc; water, at night (emphysema), 
 I Hep.; water, in pneumonia, I IStram.; water, 
 every half hour, in rheumatism, ILyc; water, 
 with sweat, in morning on awaking, Jamb.; 
 water, with inability to swallow on account 
 of a choking which rises from stomach, 
 IManc; water, can swallow only by little sips, 
 as throat is so full (diphtheria), IMerc. iod. 
 flaw ; water, which is soon vomited (influen- 
 za), 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Desire for condiments : IHep. 
 gggf*' mustard, pepper, salt. 
 
 Desire for cuttlefish : in dysmenorrhea, I ITa- 
 rant. 
 
 Desire for dainties (delicacies) : Calc, Cinch., 
 Cub., Illpec, Petrol., IRhus, Sang., Spong.; 
 w r hich are eaten with avidity (tabes mesen- 
 terica), I I Petrol.; in children, ICinch.; in 
 pustular keratitis, 1 1 Psor.; with sexual de- 
 sire and lascivious fancies, ICinch. 
 jgggT* sweets. 
 
 Desire for drink : jggg?* acid, alcohol, ale, beer, 
 brandy, cider, cocoa, coffee, cold, effer- 
 vescing, hot, "wine ; also Thirst, milk, tea. 
 
 Desire for earth : IINitr. ac 
 J8@T ashes, chalk, coal. 
 
 Desire for effervescing liquids : in diabetes, 
 I IPhos. ac 
 
 Desire for eggs, soft boiled: 01. an.; hard 
 boiled, I ICalc 
 
 Desire for farinaceous food : INatr. m. 
 g-g^ 1 * bread, pastry, puddings. 
 
 Desire for fat : IINitr. ac; ham, IMez.; food, 
 which disagrees, INux v.; in emphysema, 
 IHep. jg^° butter, lard. 
 
 Desire for highly flavored things : IHep. 
 
 gggp highly seasoned. 
 Desire for food : fi^ Hunger. 
 Desire for fish : BNatr. m.; herring, IINitr. ac, 
 I Puis., IVer.; in rheumatic neuralgia, I IPhos.; 
 sardines, ICycl., IVer. 
 Desire for fruit : Aloe, lAlum., lAnt. t., Ars., 
 Cinch., Cist., Cub., Hep., Ilgn., IMagn. c, 
 IPhos. ac, ISul. ac, II Ver.; especially apples, 
 Aloe, Ant. t.. Guaiac; apples, in headache, 
 I ISul.; w r ants apples in the middle of the 
 night, Tell.; bananas, in hysteria, IITherid.; 
 in diarrhoea, lAnt.t.; in intermittent, INatr. 
 m. ; oranges, Cub., Med.; oranges, in hysteria, 
 IITherid.; plum juice, in typhus, lArg. nit.; 
 hard and green, Med.; sour, Cist.; green, sour, 
 Calc. s. 
 jggi^ acids, cider, juicy, refreshing. 
 
 Desire for ham : raw (diabetes), I lUran. n.; fat, 
 IMez. Jgigp^ fat, pork, smoked meat. 
 
 Desire for hot things : in angina of throat, 
 ILvc, ISabad.; drinks, Ang., Bell., IIBry., 
 Calad., Case, I ICast, v., Ced., Chel., Cup. m., 
 Eup. pur., Hyper., Kreo., BBLac c, BLyc; be- 
 fore chill, Eup. perf.; during fever, 1 1 Med.; 
 with heat, BCasc; before heat, ISabad.; in 
 meningitis, IHyper.; food, Ang., Ars., Chel., 
 Cup. m., Cycl., BFerr., BILyc, Phos. ac; lem- 
 onade (ague), 1 1 Puis.; milk, in traumatic 
 meningitis, IHyper.; tea, during heat (inter- 
 mittent), I Case 
 
 Desire for herring : JE®* fish. 
 
 Desire for ice : g^^ cold things. 
 
 Desire for ice cream : Jggg?*' cold things. 
 
 Desire for indigestible things : j$gg nr - strange 
 things. 
 
 Desire for juicy things : Aloe, IPhos. ac,IVer.; 
 heat, ISabad. Jgg^ fruit. 
 
 Desire, without knowing what: fi^ Appe- 
 tite capricious. 
 
 Desire for lard : Ars. Jg£i^ a fat. 
 
 Desire for lemonade : IIBell., Cycl., Uatroph., 
 INitr. ac, IPuls., Sabina, Sec; which proves 
 beneficial, IIBell.; cold acid drinks, with 
 bone pains, Eup. pur. 
 g^gp^ acids, fruit, refreshing. 
 
 Desire for lime: IINitr. ac, INux. v. 
 jggg^ chalk, strange things. 
 
 Desire for liquid food : Ang., IFerr., IMerc. 
 sol., IStaph., ISul.; soup, Staph. 
 
 Desire for meat: Canth., Hell.,IKreo , Lil. tig., 
 IMagn. c, Menyanth., ISul.; in children of 
 tuberculous parentage, IMagn. c ; in maras- 
 mus, I ISul. Jgggr smoked meat. 
 
 Desire for milk: Anac, Apis, I Ars., I lAur.met. 
 Bov., IBry., ICalc, I IChel., Mang., IMerc 
 sol., INatr. m , INux v., IPhos ac, Rhus 
 I ISabad., Sabina, ISil., IStaph., BStront ; but 
 termilk, sweetened, I Elaps; cold milk, Phell. 
 Phos. ac, Rhus, Sabad., Staph.; in diphthe 
 ria, 1 1 Lace., IMerc. sol.; with sweat, Anac. 
 
 Desire, morbid : j^° strange. 
 
 Desire for mustard : ILac c 
 
 Desire for nuts : Cub. 
 
 Desire for onions: Cub.; raw, 
 and yellow fever, ICepa. 
 
 Desire for oranges : f$^ a fruit. 
 
 Desire for oysters: Brom., IBry., ICalc, 
 ILach., INatr. m., IRhus; which disagree,ILyc 
 
 Desire for pastry : in epilepsy, ICalc; in in- 
 flammation of lungs, ICornus. 
 jggjjp 03 farinaceous. 
 
 in pneumonia 
 
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 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 Desire for pepper : ILac c. 
 
 Desire for pickles: lAnt. c, I IHyper., ILach., 
 Ver.; in diarrhoea, I Ant. c; in dysentery, 
 IHam., in headache, IBSul.; in inflammation 
 of lungs, ICornus. %ggr acids. 
 
 Desire for pork : in bilious vomiting, ICrotal. 
 jg^ 1 * fat, ham. 
 
 Desire for potatoes : raw, and handfuls of flour, 
 in alternation, ICalc.; in incipient hydroceph- 
 alus, ICalc. p. 
 
 Desire for preserves: gig 05 sweets. 
 
 Desire for pungent things : IHep. 
 
 Desire for clean white rags: in chlorosis, 
 I Alum. JS®° strange things. 
 
 Desire for raw food: in catarrhal ophthalmia, 
 1 1 Sul.; in disorders of pregnancy, liTarant. 
 g^> strange things. 
 
 Desire for refreshing things: drinks, in af- 
 fection of liver, with dropsy, IFluor. ac, 
 Puis.; in nymphomania or religious mania, 
 IVer.; with insipid, pappy, slimy, foul taste 
 (typhoid), IMerc; such as wine'and water, 
 coffee, etc., after sleep and end of heat 
 (relapsed intermittent), lArs. 
 g^° acids, cold, fruit, juicy, lemonade, 
 pickles. 
 
 Desire for dry rice : in chlorosis, B Alum. 
 
 Desire for rue : sudden, while engaged in pleas- 
 ant mental work, in evening, after a fully sat- 
 isfying meal, Tereb. 
 
 Desire for salt: ILac c, Lyss., IManc, INatr. 
 m., UPhos., I I Thuya; food, I Aloe, ICalc, 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., I Con., Meph., Merc. iod. 
 rub., INitr. ac, IPhos., IVer.; in abscess of 
 liver, 1 1 Med.; meat, in incipient hydro- 
 cephalus, ICalc p.; during pregnancy, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Desire for sand: in dysmenorrhcea, IITarant. 
 ftf^* strange things. 
 
 Desire for sardines : jgg^fish. 
 
 Desire for highly seasoned things (spiced) : 
 Ast. r., llCinch., Fluor, ac, IHep., I Lace, 
 Meph., I IPhos.; in dysmenorrhcea, IITarant.; 
 in headache, IISul. 
 
 Desire for smoked meat: HCaust., IKreo. 
 
 Desire for snuff: in mania, IBell. 
 jggp tobacco. 
 
 Desire for soup : g^° broth. 
 
 Desire for sauerkraut : Carbo a., Cham. 
 
 Desire for starch (chlorosis) : I Alum.; starchy 
 and sweet food, ILyc g^ potatoes. 
 
 Desire for strange things: IBry., ICalc, ICalc 
 p., ICycl., IManc; that cannot be had, or 
 are refused when offered, I IBry.; after a sat- 
 isfying meal, Tereb.; during pregnancy, 
 IChel., IILyss., IMagn. c. 
 $^ ashes, chalk, coal, earth, sand. 
 
 Desire for strong tasting food : Asaf., Natr. p. 
 
 Desire for sugar: ILyc., IKali c; which dis- 
 agrees, ICalc, IISul.; irresistible, Aram, c, 
 IIArg. nit.; in obstinate vomiting, IMagn. p.; 
 water, Bufo: jg^T sweets. 
 
 Desire for sweets: Amm. c, Arg. met., Arg. 
 nit., IBry., Calc, ICarbo v., Cinch., Ilpec, 
 IKali c, ILyc, IMagn. m., Med., Merc, Natr. 
 c, Rheum, IRhus, IISul.; in weakness of 
 bladder, I IXJran. n.; in constipation, IMagn. 
 m.; in emphysema, IHep.; preserves, Sil.; 
 water and milk, which cause nausea and 
 colic, Bufo.; refuses drink unless sweetened, 
 I Arg. nit.; in uterine displacements and epi- 
 lepsy, ICalc. jg^T sugar. 
 
 Desire for tea: Ast. r., Calc. s.; in diabetes, 
 1 1 Uran. n.; grounds, I Alum. 
 
 Desire for tobacco: Bell., Carbol. ac, 1 1 Coca, 
 Daph., Plumb., Staph., IITabac, Therid. ; to 
 smoke, Calad., Cast, eq., I IGlon.; in dysmen- 
 orrhcea, IITarant.; cannot smoke much, 
 I IPhos. gm~ Chap. 15, Tobacco. 
 
 Desire for tomatoes : raw, Ferr. 
 
 Desire for vegetables : Alum., Ars., IMagn. m.; 
 green, sour, Calc s. 
 
 Desire for vinegar : jggp a ' acids. 
 
 Desire for water : jg^° Thirst. 
 
 Desire for whisky: Carbol. ac, ft^ alcohol. 
 
 Desire for wine: Aeon., iyEthus., Arg. met, 
 Asaf., Bov., IBry., ICalc, Calc a., Chel., 
 ICic, Cinch., Fluor, ac, IHep., I IHyper., 
 BLach., Merc, IMez., HPhos., Puis., Selen., 
 ■Sep., MSpig.; claret, Calc. s., Staph., ISul. 
 Therid.; after attack of intermittent, lArs. 
 
 HUNGER, in afternoon : IGuaiac 
 
 Hunger, with aversion to food: Act. sp., All. 
 sat., IBar. c, Carb. s., ICinch., IGrat., IHell., 
 INux v., IRhus, Stann.; as soon as he sees 
 food, feels full in abdomen, Sul.; craving for a 
 particular article, and after a portion of it has 
 been enjoyed, sudden aversion, Mlgn.; early 
 on waking, 1 1 Ant. c ; to bread, or periodic 
 bulimia in afternon, INux v.; nothing is rel- 
 ished, yet he wishes to eat, Verbas ; full feel- 
 ing, as after a hearty meal, I I Myr. cer.; soon 
 as they commence to eat, Petrosel., I'Sil.; after 
 eating a little, IRheum ; strong longing for 
 food, but dreaded to eat, I IVer.; can eat 
 scarcely a morsel (pregnancy), ICaust.; after 
 typhoid fever (nervous affections), IManc; 
 wants food occasionally, but rejects it when 
 offered, Hell.; as soon as food is offered, does 
 not want it, IPhos.; in pemphigus, IDulc; 
 during pregnancy, INatr. m.; loss of appetite 
 before hunger has been satisfied, Vinca. 
 jpi^ Appetite capricious. 
 
 Hunger, on awaking : Cinch. ; at night, I ILyc; 
 at night (inguinal hernia), ILyc; in spasms, 
 after fright, ilgn. 
 
 Hunger, canine : g^H" excessive. 
 
 Hunger, with colic : Cinch.; cutting about 
 navel, better by pressure, IStann. 
 
 Hunger, constant: Fluor, ac, INatr. c, Ratan.; 
 with weak digestion, IMerc; in affection of 
 stomach, IKali bi.; nausea, if stomach is not 
 satisfied, Tabac; wants to eat almost every 
 hour, IKali ph. 
 
 Hunger, with coryza : ISul. ac. 
 
 Hunger, in diabetes : ICup. m. 
 
 Hunger, in diarrhoea: Aloe. Ver.; in dysen- 
 tery, IZinc fggf stool. 
 
 Hunger, with debility : Tereb.; becomes stead- 
 ily weaker (worm affections), IMerc; and 
 qualmishness in periodic attacks, Ilgn.; 
 
 Hunger, in dyspepsia: twenty -four hours or 
 so before a spell, INux v. 
 
 Hunger, eating : soon after, Aeon., Ascl. s.,Bov., 
 Calc, Cic, BICina, Coccus, Cornus, HPhos., 
 MPhyt., IStaph., Stront., Zinc; soon after 
 gastric catarrh, I Ant. c; the more he eats the 
 more he craves, I ILyc. ; cannot get food down, 
 Art. v. g^ Chap. 15, Eating ; also Chap. 
 13, Swallowing difficult. 
 
 Hunger, excesssive (canine, bulimia, raven- 
 ous, voracious): Abrot., Agar., I Agnus, All. sat., 
 Amm. c, Amm. m., lAnac, Ananth., Ant. t., 
 Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., 1 1 Ars., Ars. h., Asaf., 
 
14. APPETITE. THIKST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 399 
 
 Ascl. s., Ascl. t., lAtrop. s., BAur. met., Aur. 
 mur., IBar. m., Berb., IBry., Cain., Calad., 
 
 ■ ICalc, Calc. s.,Camph.,CapsI,ICarbo a.,Carbo 
 v.,ICarbol. ae,Card. m., Caulo., Caust., Cham., 
 Chim. m., Chim. umb.,HCina,BBCinch., Cinch, 
 bol., Coca, ICoccul., Cochl., Coff., IColch., Col- 
 lin., ICon., Cub., Dros., Eucal.,Euphor.,BFluor. 
 ac, I Gels., IIGraph., Guaiac, I IHell., Hep., 
 BHyos., Ign., Illod., Jamb., IKali c, IKali 
 ph., ILach., IILept., ILyc, Lyss., Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., IMagn. p., I I Med., Menyanth., 
 ■Merc, IMur. ac, Natr. a., Natr. e, INatr. m., 
 Natr. p., Niccol., Nitrum, Nitr. ac, BNux m., 
 IINuxv., I lOleand., IOp., Oxal. ac, I Petrol., 
 ■Phos.JPhos. ac , IPlat. , Plumb.,IPod. ,Pol vp., 
 IIPteL, IPuls., IRhus, Ruta, BISabad., Sec, 
 Seneg., BSep., BSil., I ISpig., Spong., Squilla, 
 Stann., BStaph., BSul., I ISul. ac, I lUstil., Yah, 
 BVer., Zinc; in Addison's disease, BCalc; at 
 4 p.m., BCalc. p.; when walking in open air, 
 Ant. t.; in albuminuria, I lUran. n.; alternat- 
 ing with loss of appetite, Amm. m., BBerb., 
 BCalc, BFerr., Blod., BPhos.; followed by total 
 anorexia (diphtheria), I I Kali m.; in asthen- 
 opia, I ISul. (after Sep.); in atrophy, BBCinch.; 
 awakened by, Ananth., 1 1 Petrol., BPhos. ac; 
 after beer, INux v.; with burning in stomach 
 during vomiting, BSang.; in cancer of stomach, 
 
 ■ Merc. cor.; in chorea, ■Agar., ■Stram., Sumb., 
 1 1 Ver. v.; in coryzaJCepaJSul. ac; in whoop- 
 ing cough, ICepa, Blod.; in middle of day, 
 Chrom. ac; during day, with loss of appetite 
 in evening, BStann.; in diabetes, 1 1 Kali br., 
 BLact. ac, I IRatan.; preceding attacks of diar- 
 rhoea, BPsor.; with diarrhoea, BCalc, Blod., 
 ■Lye, Oleand., ■Stram., BSul., BYer.; followed 
 by" distension, ■■Lye; in chronic dysentery, 
 
 ■ BNux v.; unable to eat, BElaps ; after eating 
 (worms), ■Mere; just after eating, I I Med., 
 iPsor., 1 1 Sarrae; better after eating, worse after 
 acid drinks, BLach.; eats everything set be- 
 fore him (mental disturbance), I I Staph.; 
 must eat every few hours, better after eating, 
 BBIod.; if he" does not eat, has a headache 
 and lassitude, and must lie down, BSul.; has 
 to eat, though he knows chill will be renewed 
 (relapse of intermittent), BArs.; with hurried 
 eating, BCoff.; between regular periods of 
 eating, 1 1 Kali m.; toward evening, Agar.; in 
 evening, Cham., BFluor. ac; in entero-colitis, 
 ■Nuph.; in epilepsy, ICalc, ICaust.; before 
 epileptic attack, IIHyos.; with emaciation, 
 BPetrol.; takes food hurriedly (dentition), 
 B Caust.; as from long fasting, Sec; before or 
 after intermittent fever, BCinch., BEup. perf., 
 BStaph.; in intermittent, after quinine, BEup. 
 perf.; in intermittent, BSabad.; after typhoid, 
 BYer.; with thirst, during fever, I I Pod.; espe- 
 cially for sweets, farinaceous food, puddings, 
 alternates with disgust for meat, wine or sour 
 things, Sabad. ; at about 11 a.m., BBSul.; about 
 11 or 12 a.m., with weakness of legs and 
 trembling, Zinc; in forenoon, from sensation 
 of emptiness, BNatr. e; with fulness and sati- 
 ety after small amount of food, BNatr. m.; in 
 exostosisof skull, BBArg. met.; in gastralgia, 
 ■Lye, BSil.; in hydrocephalus, BMere; in sick 
 headache, Kali e, 1 1 Lace; with sudden sensa- 
 tion of weakness in limbs, BZinc; in marasmus, 
 while emaciating, BAbrot, BArs. i., BBar. e, 
 BBCale c, BCalc. p., BCaust., BBCina, BCinch., 
 BBIod., ILyc, BMagn. e, BBNatr. m., BNux v.. 
 
 BPetrol., BSil., BSul.; particularly for meat, 
 Canth., Hell., BKreo., Lil. tig., BMagn. c, 
 Menyanth., BSul.; before menses, MSpong.; 
 after nausea, Ferr. ph., Yal., BYer.; with 
 nausea when passing meal hour, Cinnam.; 
 followed by nausea, BMagn. m.; with nausea 
 and thirst, Spig.; in nervous, irritable per- 
 sons, BSil.; worse at night, BBCinch.; at night, 
 feels faint, B BPhos.; at noon and in evening, 
 BMez., Zinc; in ophthalmia, ICic; painful, 
 Sep. ; in paraplegia, ICina ; periodic, worse 
 in afternoon, INux v.; during pregnancy, 
 
 ■ Yer.; in puerperal mania, ■Camph.; in ra- 
 chitic children, BOl. jec ; with speedy satiety 
 or sensation of hunger after eating", Coccus; 
 not appeased by food, Cann. i.; but soon 
 satisfied and filled up, I ILyc; cannot be satis- 
 fied, thirst not marked "(diarrhoea*, IFerr. 
 s.; in scrofulous children, BAnt. c, BStilling.; 
 intense, of short duration, even after a meal, 
 particularly after exercise in open air, if crav- 
 ing is not satisfied, has nausea, weakness, 
 vomiting, darkness before eyes and ringing in 
 ears, attacks preceded by warmth and prick- 
 ling in fingers and toes, and twitching of mus- 
 cles of face, 1 1 Yer.; disappears after sitting 
 awhile, with loss of appetite in palate and 
 throat, Rhus ; prevents sleep, BIgn.; sudden, 
 eats but a small quantity (functional derange- 
 ment of liver), I I Sep.; from habitual smoking, 
 BIgn.; seemingly along spine and up to occi- 
 put, not appeased by eating, Lil. tig.; in stom- 
 atitis, ■Natr. c, I I Petrol.; with acidity of stom- 
 ach, ■Graph.; with sensation of emptiness 
 in stomach, ICalc, Seneg.; in neurosis of 
 stomach, I I Sang.; with weak stomach, I ICalc ; 
 after stool, Petrol.; swallows everything within 
 reach (mania), I Bell.; with sweat, Agar., 
 ■Stram.; especially for supper, with weak 
 body and depressed mind, INatr. m.; with 
 frequent urination, Yer. ; without thirst, IFerr. 
 s.; with much thirst or fulness of abdomen, 
 ■Graph.; in attacks, better after drinking 
 water, I IKali m.; as if he had a tapeworm, 
 Ananth. 
 
 Hunger, in evening : BGuaiae 
 
 Hunger, with faintness : ILyc 
 
 Hunger, in fever: before chill, ICina; during 
 chill, Ailant., lArs.; with fever, Curar. ; after 
 heat, ICimex, Eup. pur., Mlgn.; in inter- 
 mittent, IPhos.; in tertian ague, BIgn. 
 
 Hunger, in forenoon : I I Hep.; at 10 or 11 a.m., 
 
 ■ ISul.; at 11 a.m., Illod., I ILach.; about 11 
 a.m., during apyrexia, Ign.; with gnawing 
 
 and faintness at 11 a.m., I ISul.; from 11 to 12 
 every morning, with faint and weak feeling, 
 I ISul.; at 10 a.m., in phthisis, IKali e 
 
 Hunger, headache: caused by, Caust., ISil.; 
 during headache, BCrotal., JPhos., I IPsor.; 
 if not at once satisfied, Flaps; alternating 
 with sick headache, BEup. perf. 
 
 Hunger, with anxiety about heart : with nau- 
 sea, recurring several successive evenings, 
 better by eating, B BPhos. 
 
 Hunger, does not know for what : J^gf Appe- 
 tite capricious. 
 
 Hunger, with languor : BNitr. ac. 
 
 Hunger, in morning : Act. sp., BArg. met., Asar.; 
 and evening, I I Hyper. 
 
 Hunger, nausea: after, Caust., BIgn., Ipec, 
 BKali e; rises to head, Ang.; eats to satisfy, 
 BSang. 
 
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 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 Hunger, causes nervousness : BKali c. 
 
 Hunger, at night : Abies, Selen., Tell. 
 jg@p sleep. 
 
 Hunger, worse from salt things : BMagn. m. 
 
 Hunger, disturbs sleep : BMar. v., BPhos. 
 &W night. 
 
 Hunger, stomach: pressure, BColoc.; and ab- 
 domen full and tense, lILyc. 
 Eg^* Chap. 15, Eating stomach. 
 
 Hunger, stool : after morning, Aloe ; imme- 
 diately after, Petrol. B^" diarrhcea. 
 
 Hunger, with thirst : Alum. 
 
 Hunger, with trembling of hands : and hasty 
 eating, Oleand.; weakness and occipital head- 
 aches, ICrotal. 
 
 Hunger, vomiting: after, Oleand.; after, in 
 dropsy, IColch.; chronic, IILobel. i.; with 
 frequent, BNux v.; between paroxysms, Ver. 
 fi@T Chap. 15, Eating better. 
 
 Hunger, worse from : jggj?" Chap. 15, Eating 
 better. 
 
 Hunger, j^° Desire ; also Chap. 15, Eating. 
 
 THIRST, absent (thirstlessness) : Act. rac, 
 ■Agnus, Amb., BAnt. c, BBApis, BBArg. nit., 
 Ars., Asaf., Bapt., BBell., Bo v., Brom., Bufo., 
 BCamph., BCaps., Caust., Chel., SBCinch., Coc- 
 cul., BCycl., BFerr., BFerr. mur., Ferr. ph., 
 1 1 Hell., BHydras., Hydr. ac, I llpec, BKali 
 c, Led., BLyc, Mang., BNatr. m., Natr. s., 
 BOp., Plat., BPuls., Sars., Sep., Staph., Tabac, 
 Variol., Vinca ; in abortion, II Apis ; in albu- 
 minuria, BCalc. a.; in bronchitis, I I Puis.; in 
 acute catarrh, BAnt. t.; in gastric catarrh, 
 IMez., BPuls.; in colic, BNux m.; with cold- 
 ness, BAur. met.; in coryza, BCalc; with co- 
 ryza, but cold water very serviceable, Chlor.; 
 in croup, Acet. ac; with crawls, Calend.; for 
 many days, BCalad.; in diarrhoea, BAnt. t., 
 
 I Apis, Arg. nit., BCamph., Caust., Ferr., Gels., 
 Ilp^c, Lye, Nux m., BPod., BPuls.; in diph- 
 theria, BApis, 1 1 Lac c; in dropsy, I I Apis; 
 with dry mouth, Alum., Camph., Samb.; 
 with dry throat, Calad.; with moist or dry 
 tongue, I BPuls.; except when eating, Ailant.; 
 in fever, JEsc. h., I I Calad., BFerr.; in fever, 
 all ages, Strain.; during heat, BBApis, 1 1 Arg. 
 met., Ars. h., Chim. m., 1 1 Hell., Hydr. ac, 
 Hyos., ilgn.; during chill, BArs., BSpong.; 
 during creeping chills, Calend.; during chill, 
 on alternate days, at 11 a.m., Hyos.; with 
 chill, commencing in hands, at 11 a.m., 
 
 I I Puis.; during heat, after quinine, BArn.; 
 with fever, worse at night (influenza), BGels.; 
 in intermittent and other fevers, J^" Chap. 
 40; in headache, BCalc, BLac def., BBFerr.; in 
 hysteromania, I ITarant.; in melancholy after 
 mortification, BIgn. ; in meningitis, BGels.; 
 in metritis, B BPuls.; except desire for milk, 
 
 I ISabad.; with dry mouth, Ang., BBNux m.; 
 in prosopalgia, BCaust.; in pregnancy, BAnt. 
 t., B BPuls.; in purpura, I I Led.; in scarlatina, 
 
 I I Arum t.; with sweat, Cupr. s.; with sticky 
 sweat, especially about genitals, IGels.; in 
 sore throat, BLac c; aversion to cold water, 
 drinks only warm drinks (impotence), 
 BCalad.; with desire to vomit, Cain. 
 
 $ir Aversion to drinks. 
 
 Thirst, abdomen: inflammation, BStram.; un- 
 easiness, BCaps.; pain in upper portion of 
 small intestines, BColch.; after digging,, pain 
 in evening, during menses, 1 1 Natr. s. 
 
 Thirst, in afternoon: BNatr. c, Ran. b.; in 
 
 evening, throat dry, 1 1 Ham.; with heat, 
 BCop.; during menses, BZinc 
 Thirst, after anger: BBNux v. 
 Thirst, with anxiety: in puerperal fever, 
 
 I I Plat.; anxious seeking for drink, BBell. 
 Thirst, appetite : loss of, Ang., Kali n., BNatr. 
 s., Seneg., Spig., BTereb. 
 figgT" eating, hunger. 
 Thirst, with aversion to drink : $^T drink- 
 ing ; also Chap. 15, Drinking aversion. 
 Thirst, on awaking: BApoe, BStram.; awakened 
 by, during night, Aloe, Berb., BNatr. s. 
 Jg^~ sleep. 
 Thirst, breathing: suffocation, BBell.; during 
 
 suffocative attacks in phthisis, BChin. a. 
 Thirst, with catarrh: BBadiag., Con.; of chest, 
 
 BApis. 
 Thirst, in chest affections: after abortion, 
 
 BNux m. 
 Thirst, with chilliness: Calc, ! I Natr. m.; rigor, 
 I I Camph.; 4 to 7 p.m., or all night, BKali iod.; 
 after motion of feet, BCalc; with shivering 
 over body, BRhus; toward evening, BSep.; 
 with heat of upper part of body and face, 
 BKali bi.; during paroxysm, BIgn. Jg^grfever. 
 Thirst, in cholera: BArs., BCalc, Coff. t., 
 BColch., BCup. in., BHell., BPhos., Tabac, 
 BBVer.; cholera morbus, BBVer.; cholerine, 
 BPhos. JlH?" diarrhoea. 
 Thirst, in cholera infantum: BAcon., BBArs., 
 BArs. i., Camph., Can th., Castor., Colch.,Cub., 
 Cupr., Ferr. mur., Grat., BBJatroph., Kaph., 
 Sec, Stram., Thuya, BBVer. gg^* diarrhoea. 
 Thirst, in chorea: BCup. m. 
 Thirst, after unsatisfactory coition : Jamb. 
 Thirst, with colic: Cinch., Oxal. ac, BStram.; 
 
 in cardialgia biliosa, BLobel. i. 
 Thirst, for cold drinks : JB®* Desire for cold 
 
 things. 
 Thirst, lasting six weeks after confinement: 
 
 hydrogenoid constitution, BNatr. s. 
 Thirst, constant: Amm. c, BBell., BNatr. c, 
 I INiccol., BSul., I ITarant., 1 1 Zing.; burning, 
 with cough, BCalc; in children, IIArund.;in 
 cholera infantum, BBVer.; one to three hours 
 after cold stage, Eup. pur.; in chlorosis, 
 Alum.; during convulsions, Cie, BMerc; in 
 hysterical convulsions, BCic; in diabetes mel- 
 litus, I ITJran. n.; in diarrhcea, I ISul.; water 
 tasted sweetish and insipid, TTForm.; dryness 
 in throat and trachea (phthisis florida), 
 I I Merc cor.; even after drinking (lymphatic 
 enlargement), BCalc; with dry tongue and 
 skin, BLach.; after heat, BBCoff.; in lung affec- 
 tions, BKali n.; in pneumonia, BMerc; in 
 quinsy, BBar. c 
 Thirst, with coryza: BBAcon., BArs., BCepa, 
 
 Diad., B BMerc; influenza, I IPhell. 
 Thirst, with cough: BCalc. p., BBNitr. ac; in 
 ague, 1 1 Samb.; worse from least movement 
 (jaundice), BPhos.; in whooping cough, BCepa, 
 ■Coral. 
 Thirst, with debility: BArs., Tereb., BVer. 
 Thirst, in delirium tremens: Camph., BDig., 
 
 B BStram., BVer. 
 Thirst, in diabetes : $@g* excessive. 
 Thirst, in diarrhoea : BBAcet.ac, BAcon., iEthus., 
 Aloe, BAnt. c, BAnt. t., BBArs., Bapt., BCalc, 
 BCamph., BCanth., BCarbol. ac, Caust., 
 BCham., BCinch., Coccul., B BColch., Coloc, 
 Cub., Cupr., Dig., I IDulc, BFerr., BGamb., 
 Grat, Hep., Hippoz., Hyos., Blod.j Kali bi., 
 
14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
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 1 1 Kali br., IKali n., Lach., Laur., IMagn. c, 
 ■Mere, Mez., Natr. c, IINatr. m., Niccol., 
 INitr. ac, Oleand., lOxal. ac, BIPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, IPod., I Rheum, Rhus, Scilla, ISiL, 
 IStram., ISul., I I Thuya, iiVer., Zing.; after 
 eating, Asim.; in children green, slimy offen- 
 sive, in morning, IPod.; in cholera, lArs., 
 ICamph., ICup. m., IJatroph., IVer.; sequel 
 to cholera, I IPhos.; in evening, INatr. s.; at 
 night, lAnt. c, lArs., ICalc, IRhus; summer 
 complaint, A'nac 
 g^ 1 * cholera, dysentery, stool. 
 
 Thirst, in diphtheria: lApis, DIArs., ICrotal., 
 IGels., IMerc. cor., HPhyt. J^* throat. 
 
 Thirst, drinking: afraid, in colicJArs.; afraid, 
 in cystoblennorrhcea, MUva ursi; with no 
 desire, or aversion, I lAng., Ars., ICalad., 
 ICamph., ICanth., ICaust., ICimex, ■Graph., 
 I IHell., BBNatr. m., BNux v., PetroseL; no 
 desire in colic, in pregnancy, I Ars.; constant 
 desire, but knows not for what, all drinks of- 
 fensive, (diarrhoea), BArn.; no desire, with 
 diminished appetite, BColoc; no desire, with 
 heat mostly internal, BVer.; no desire, in in- 
 termittent fever, BCoccul. J^IT absent, wa- 
 ter; also Chap. 15, Drinking worse. 
 
 Thirst, in dropsy: BBAcet. ac, BApoc, IBArs., 
 BBry., BEup. pur., BHell., BLyc. 
 
 Thirst, in dysentery: BLept./BPod. 
 Bg^~ diarrhoea. 
 
 Thirst, eating: after, Aloe, Ars. s. f., BCaust.; 
 during, Aloe, Coccul.; during, drinks much 
 at a time, BLach.; during dinner, Amm. c, 
 I IPsor.; after dinner, BGamb. 
 
 iggT 5 appetite, hunger. 
 Thirst, in enuresis: BAcon. 
 Thirst, in erysipelas: BBApis, I IRhus, I IVer. v. 
 
 Thirst, in evening: Amm m., Aph. ch., I Croc, 
 IMagn. m., I IMerc iod. flav., IINatr. m., 
 BNatr. s., I I Niccol., USep.; in cholera infan- 
 tum, I IMagn. c; an hour after fever, ICinch.; 
 until lying down, with increased warmth of 
 body, IZinc; particularly during menses, 
 Magn. s.; with sleepiness, Benz. ac; all drink 
 is loathsome, Bell.; toward evening, Sinap. 
 
 Thirst, excessive (burning, great, insatiable, 
 intense, unquenchable, violent): IIAcon., 
 liEsc. h., vEthus., 1 1 Agar., All. sat., Alum., 
 I Amm. m.,1 lAnac, Ananth., Anthrok., I Ant. 
 c, I Ant. t., IIArg. nit., I Am., 1 1 Ars., I Ars. 
 h., lArs. s. f., Ars. s. r., Arum m., Asar., Aspar., 
 Aur. met., Aur. mur., Bar. c, IBell., I IBism., 
 IBor., I IBov., IIBry., Cadm. s.,Calad.,IICalc, 
 Calc s., Calend., Cannab., I ICanth., I I Caps., 
 Carboa., ICarbol. ac,Carb. s., Caulo., ICaust , 
 ICepa, HCham., IChel., Chen, v., Chloral., 
 I ICic, ICina, SBCinch., Cinch, bol., Coca, Coc- 
 cul., Coff., BColch., Coloc,Con., I ICroc, BCrot. 
 t., Cub., BCup. ars., BCup. m,, Cupr. s., BCvcl., 
 IIDig., Dory., I IDros., IDulc, BElaps, Eucal., 
 lEup. perf., lEup. purp., IFerr., Ferr. iod., 
 Ferr. mur., Gamb., Graph., Grat., Guaiac, 
 IHam., IBHell., BHelon., BHep., Hippom., 
 
 tHydr. ac, BHyos., IHyper., I llgn., Hod., 
 Ilpec, Uab., IJatroph.^ IKali hi., IKali c, 
 Kali iod., IIKali m., I IKali ph., IKalm., 
 IKreo., ILac def., ILach., Lachn., ILaur., 
 ILed., Lil. tig., I Lye, Lyss., IMagn. c, 
 IMagn. in., Mane, Med., I IMerc, IBMerc. 
 cor., BMerc d., Merc iod. flav., IMez., Mil- 
 lef., Mosch., IMur. ac, Mygale, INatr. c, 
 IINatr. in., INatr. s., Nitrumj INitr. ac, INux 
 
 2. 
 
 in., INux v., BOleand., Op., Oxal. ac, 1 1 Paris, 
 ■Petrol., BEPhos., IPhos. ac, Plant., Plat., 
 I I Plumb., IPod.,Ptel., 1 1 Puis., Ran.b., I I Ran. 
 sc, BRaph., Rheum, Rhod., BRhus, BBRob., 
 I IRuta, I ISabad., Samb., Scilla, I ISec, Selen., 
 Seneg. , 9Sep., B BStram., Spig.,ISpong., I I Stann., 
 Staph., SISil., iStront, I ISul. , ISul. ac, 
 Syph., IITarax., ITell., BTereb., I ITherid., 
 Thuya, Val., BBYer., Yerbas., IZinc, Ziz.; in 
 abscess, after vaccination, BBApis; at 4 p.m., 
 ■Lye. ; alternates with aversion to all kinds of 
 drinks (jaundice), IBerb.; in angina, IBell., 
 BSabad.; in anthrax, BAnthrac; with anxiety 
 (tuberculosis). Chin, a.; especially for beer, 
 Stront.; especially for beer and cold drinks, 
 IMerc. sol.; with painful burning in whole 
 body, especially in face, Merc, sul.; with 
 burning in throat, BNux v.; burning not bet- 
 ter by large quantity of cold water (poly- 
 dipsia), ICamph.; in caries of lower lumbar 
 vertebrae, with painful fistulous openings 
 discharging pus, BPhos. ac; in catarrh 
 of bladder, MUva ursi; in intestinal 
 catarrh, BFerr.; in cholerine, IPhos.; for 
 cold drinks (rheumatism), IDulc, wants 
 only cold drinks, worse at night from dryness 
 of mouth, IRhus; nothing but coldest water 
 would satisfy (diabetes), ILycvir.; coryza after 
 mercury, B IKali iod.; in cystitis, IHell.; day 
 and night, IKali iod.; in delirium tremens, 
 I IStram.; in diabetes mellitus, IIAcet. ac, 
 I Ars., IColoc, BCup. m., I ICurar., ILact. ac, 
 ■Lye, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPic ac, I IRatan., 
 ITereb., lUran n.; drinking daily about 
 twenty-two tumblerfuls of water (diabetes in- 
 sipidus), ILyc; with disgust for drink, ILach.; 
 without especial desire to drink, 1 1 Ars.; 
 drinks much and often, Ruta; could not 
 drink enough water, after dinner, I I Castor.; 
 for cold drinks, with heat, after midnight, 
 IMerc; drinking causes nausea and vomiting 
 and hastens chill, Eup. perf.; in cardiac drop- 
 sy, IDig.; with dry mouth, ILaur., IMerc cor., 
 I lUran. n.; with dry mouth and burning in 
 throat, Cub.; with dry, sticky mouth, IINatr. 
 m.; with dryness in throat, Aph. chen.; in 
 dysentery, IHam.; in evening and night 
 (diabetes), I ICurar.; in pemphigus Anae; 
 during heat, IIAcon.; from internal heat, 
 IKali c, IStram., ITereb.; with heat of face 
 and chill, Ruta ; with burning heat, IHep.; 
 with fever, in diabetes, Sec; in local lamina- 
 tions, IIAcon.; with fever, in kidney disease, 
 ■Hep.; with external dry heat, during night, 
 ■ Colch.; with heat, during night and towards 
 morning, Merc, per.; with dry heat, mostly 
 after midnight, Ran. se; in prevailing fever, 
 ■Amm. m.; typhoid, I Agar.; in gastritis, 
 IBArs., BSang., BVer.; in puerperal fever, 
 ■Kali c; in gastromalacia, ICalc: in head- 
 ache, BLac def., BVer.; in hydrocephalus acu- 
 tus, BCup. ac; in hydrottiorax, BApoc; in 
 pyaemia, BArs.; in hysteria, BNatr. m.; in'im- 
 potence, m Mosch.; in laryngitis, BChel.; in 
 mesenteric disease, ICalc; in affection of 
 brain, with dropsy, BFluor. ac; with moist 
 tongue, worse at night (metritis), BMerc; in 
 morning, lArn.; at 3 a.m.. Magn. m.; in 
 morning, after heat and delirium, Hyper. ; 
 worse from 3 to 6 a.m., better drinking cold 
 water (typhoid), IPhos.; with nausea, fol- 
 lowed by violent and frequent vomiting, IVer., 
 
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 14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
 at night, Jamb.; at night, .after exposure, 
 IDulc; worse at night (headache), IAnt. c.; 
 in otitis, I I Merc. ; in pneumonia, llod., IKali 
 n.; in consumption, BGuaiac; in phthisis, 
 I IStarin.; in pregnancy, I ITarant.; with full, 
 soft, quick pulse, followed by general sweat, 
 mostly on forehead, I I Ran. b.; yet can retain 
 nothing (cholera), iAcon.; satisfied by drink- 
 ing (cholera), 8 Bell. ,3 Jatroph.; after smoking, 
 Spong ; after sour things, BMur. ac.; can 
 hardly swallow (cynanche cellularis), lAn- 
 thrac; in stomatitis, I I Merc; in summer com- 
 plaint, IFerr. ph.; wittered tongue (typhus), 
 B Camph.; in tuberculosis, BChin. a.; in tuber- 
 culosis mesenterica, Hod.; with frequent 
 urination, Ver.; with vomiting, BKali br.; in 
 ursemic vomiting, ICup. ac; in whooping 
 
 . cough, iBry., IVer. 
 
 Thirst, eye : after removal of cataract by Grace's 
 method (irido-choroiditis suppurativa trau- 
 matica), I I Rhus; with swelling of eyelids, 
 left cheek and upper lip (catarrhal fever), 
 IKali c. ; in ophthalmia, BCon.; with dim 
 sight, BStram. 
 
 Thirst, red face: IINux v.; red and burning 
 hot, worse towards evening, Plat. 
 
 Thirst, in fever : iAnac, iAng., BBArs., HIBry., 
 BCalc, ICinch., Chin, s., Cina, ICham., 
 Coff., Con., Croc, Curar., Elat., Elaps, BEup. 
 perf., Eup. pur., BHep., BHyos., Blpec, Kali 
 bi., Lach., Lye, Magn. c, Merc, Millef., 
 BBNatr. m., Nux v., Phos., Plant., Plat , Pod., 
 Psor., BPuls., Rhus, Sep., Staph., BStram., 
 BSul., Thuya, Val., BVer.; during apyrexia, 
 BCimex, Blpec., 1 1 Polyp.; before chill, Amm. 
 c, BCaps, BHep., Lobel. i., BPuls., I I Sep.; a 
 long time before chill, continues during chill 
 and heat, BBEup. perf.; begins before chill, 
 lasts during heat, I I Nux v.; before chill, in 
 forenoon, Ang ; begins as chill leaves, BSabad.; 
 begins before chill, lasts during heat, I I Nux 
 v.; before chill, in forenoon, Ang.; during 
 chill, in evening, Bar.m.; during chill, towards 
 evening, Plumb.; during chill, Aeon., Alum., 
 Amm. m., J Apis, Arm, Ars., Bar. c, Bell., 
 Bov., BBry.TCalad., Camph., BCaps., Carbo v., 
 Chin, s., Cimex, BICina, Cinch., Coral., Croc, 
 Curar., BDiad., Dulc, Elaps, Elat., BEup. perf., 
 Eup. pur., Ferr., Gamb., Graph., Bllgn., IKali 
 c, Kali iod.,B Lach., Led., Lob., Magn. s.,Mez., 
 Mur. ac, Natr. m., Natr. s., Nitr. ac, BBNux 
 v., Plant., Psor., Puis., I I Rhus, USabad., 
 Samb., BSec, Sep., BSul., BVer., Thuya ; dur- 
 ing chill and heat, BBEup. pur.; more during 
 chill than heat, BSep.; during chill, in ca- 
 tarrhal fever, BJamb.; during chills and heat, 
 during menses, Sep. ; during chill, followed 
 by heat without thirst, BKali c; during 
 chill, 10.30 to 12.30, Med.; during chill, 11 
 a.m., BNatr. m.; during chill, in latter part of 
 night, BOp.;after chill, BCimex, Cinch., I IDros., 
 IIKreo.; after chill, in peritonitis, BColoc; 
 during and after chill, satisfied by a swallow 
 of cold water (intermittent), I Ars.; during 
 chill, every fourth afternoon, BNatr. m.; after 
 chill and icy coldness, attacks come on sud- 
 denly, BNatr. s.; after shaking chill with 
 headache in evening, 9 p.m., better in bed, 
 Magn. s.; after shaking chill every afternoon 
 at 4 (chronic keratitis after, vaccination), 
 II Thuya; during heat, BAcon., Amm. c, 
 Amm. m., IAnac, Ang., Apis, Arm, BBArs., 
 
 Bar. c.,IIBell.,- Bov., IBry., Cact., Calad., Calc , 
 iCanth , BCaps., Case, Ced.,Chim m , Cup. m., 
 Curar., Cist., Diad., I i Elat, BEup., Blpec, 
 I I Med., Natr m.,BPod , Sec, Vacc; before and 
 during hot stage, Chin, s.; after fever, Dulc; 
 an hour after heat, Cinch ; in intermittent 
 fever, IGels., IKali c, 1 1 Puis., BBSul. ac; in 
 tertian, I I Sep.; in fever marked by alternat- 
 ing hot and dry skin, and then again body 
 drenched with sweat, BKali iod.; with fever 
 in anthrax, Tarant. ; with evening fever 
 (blepharitis), BKali c; between hot and cold 
 stages, or duringsweat,BBCinch.; with dry, hot 
 fever, shortly after going to bed, Syph.; worse 
 in evening fever, ICham.; with heat in after- 
 noon and evening, feels as if he would lose his 
 senses, I Psor.; with heat evening and night, 
 Plumb.; with fever at 10.30 a.m., began in 
 fingers and toes, Med.; with violent long last- 
 ing heat, BBNux v.; at beginning of fever, in 
 morning, BKali c; next morning, after heat 
 and chill, BKali bi.; during sweat, IAcon., 
 Anac, BBArs., Cact., Ced., IChin. s., BCinch., 
 iiCoff., Con., Cupr. s., Euphor., I IGels., Hep., 
 Hod., Blpec, Merc per., BNatr. m., IPhos. ac , 
 I I Puis., BRhus,l ISep., BStram ,ITarax., Thuya, 
 IVer.; after sweat, BAnt. c, IAnt. t., BBLyc, 
 INux v., ISabad. 
 
 Thirst, in forenoon : 9 a.m to 3 p.M.,Menyanth. 
 
 Thirst, frequent : unquenchable,! Ars. ,ICamph.; 
 drinking often, but little at a time, IB Ars., 
 BCinch., IColoc, ICornus, BEup. perf., 1 1 Lac 
 c, Natr. a., BRhus, ISul., IVer.; drinking 
 often and much at a time, BAcon., Arn.JBell., 
 B IBry., BEup. perf., I I Lac c, BLac def., Lil. 
 tig., BBNatr. m.,Syph., I ITarant. 
 g^° large, small. 
 
 Thirst, in hay catarrh: I ISticta. 
 
 Thirst, in headache : iEthus., Camph., Chin, s., 
 ■Lac def., B I Magn. m., BNatr. m., BStram., 
 ITereb., BVer., Zing. 
 
 Thirst, with heat: BAcon., Amm. m., Anthrac, 
 BArs , Asim., IBell., Berb., IBry., ICanth., 
 Calend., ICaps., ICham., IColoc, BCon., Cub., 
 Lobel. i., IINux v., IPhos., Raph., BStaph., 
 BStram., Thuya ; in afternoon or evening, 
 IBell., ISul.; anxious, Niccol.; burning, IAcon., 
 I Ars., I Mane; burning, in evening, IHyos.; 
 burning, followed by sweat, 1 1 Puis ; after 
 chilliness (inflammation of lungs), ICornus ; 
 dry, BEAcom, lArs.; dry, 3 pm., Niccol.; dry, 
 constantly increasing, BColch ; dry, at night, 
 Stront ; dry, at night, especially after mid- 
 night, Raph.; ebullitions, Bov.; flushes, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, I IVer.; general, does not wish 
 to be uncovered in morning in bed, \ I Ign.; 
 in palms of hands, in afternoon, B Zinc; of 
 head, BBell., IBBry., BLyc; frequent rising to 
 head, BMang. ; internal, BBBry., BCon.JBPuls.; 
 internal burning, following violent short chill, 
 BSec; at night, Cadm.s., BLyc, BSpong.; on 
 single parts of body, I IBry.; with pains, 
 
 I ICham.; with sleeplessness, IMagn. m.; spells 
 of fugitive, in evening (neuralgia of limbs), 
 
 I I Val.; and sweat, in evening, Senecio. 
 Thirst, with hunger : g^ appetite, eating. 
 Thirst, injuries : after being bitten by a dog, 
 
 ILyss.; with threatened collapse, in shock, 
 I Natr. m. 
 Thirst, drinking large quantities : I Ars., I IBry., 
 Calend., I Camph., ICoccus, Jamb., IJatroph., 
 BLyc v., BBNatr. m., BPhos., BBSul., BVer.; of 
 
14. APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS. 
 
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 acid drinks, IVer.; drinks with avidity, 
 IStram.; with dry palate, ISul.; and often, 
 during heat, I ISars.; at long intervals, I IBry.; 
 often (jg@T frequent); of cold water,! IBry.; 
 IChin. s., IMerc. cor., I IVer. ; in phthisis, 
 I ITuberc; of water, with chill, lllgn. ; of cold 
 water, before chill, lArn.; of water, BPod.; 
 of water, in cholera infantum, IVer.; of water, 
 in dysentery, ILil. tig.; of water, often (ague), 
 ISamb.; of water, in monorrhagia, I Coccus ; 
 in puerperal fever, I IBry.; of water, in per- 
 tussis, IBadiag. 
 
 Thirst, dry lips: I IBry., Cast, eq., IIDig., Merc, 
 per., Zing.; awakes him at night, Calad. 
 
 Thirst, inflammation of liver: I ICoccul., IMerc. 
 
 Thirst, in mania : IStram. 
 
 Thirst, in meningitis : I ICoccul., I I Hell., ISul.; 
 cerebrospinal, I Cup. m. 
 
 Thirst, menses: during, IBelL, ICed., Ver.; 
 menorrhagia (acute desquamative nephritis), 
 ICoccus ; metrorrhagia, ICham.; irregular, 
 
 ■Dig- 
 Thirst, in morning : I Arund., I IDros., BGraph., 
 Sep., Zing.; with aversion to water and beer, 
 INux v.; with chilliness, Magn. s.; with in- 
 ternal chilliness, confusion of head, pressive 
 pain in forehead, especially after eating, 
 INatr. s.; with cough (bronchitis), BINitr. ac; 
 with dysuria, IMerc; on rising, going off 
 after breakfast, Magn. s.; _ until evening, 
 IZinc. ; towards morning, in intermittent, 
 IMerc; in tuberculosis, INitr. ac. 
 
 Thirst, mouth: dry, Aloe, Calc p., Chel., 
 ICinch., Coccus, IColch., BColoc, BKali br., 
 ILach., ILyc, Lvss., INatr. c, Natr. s., I INux 
 m., Petrol., BBPhos., I IPuls., IRhus, IVer., 
 Zing.; heat in, IColch., IHyper., ISul.; moist 
 (hemorrhages), IMerc; with much saliva, 
 ■Strain.; sore, I I Petrol. 
 
 Thirst, with nausea: IKali iod., Oxal. ac, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Thirst, in nephritic colic: I IPareira. 
 
 Thirst, at night: Aloe, lArs., Calend., IMerc, 
 I IPuls., ISul., Tabac, IThuya, I ITJran. n., 
 Zing.; awakes him, llCoff.; in caries of dor- 
 sal vertebrae, ILach.; with chronic painless 
 diarrhoea of undigested food, MPhos.; in 
 intermittent fever, ICycl.; before paroxysms 
 (tertian), IIEup. perf.; with fever paroxysms, 
 most in evening (continuous remittent), 
 I ISul.; in rheumatism, I IThuya. 
 
 Thirst, often : g^° frequent. 
 
 Thirst, pickles : craving, ILach. 
 
 Thirst, in phlebitis : IHam. 
 
 Thirst, rash: after confinement, IICup. m. 
 
 Thirst, in rheumatism : lAcon., lAnt. t., 
 
 IIBry., IColch., IDulc, IFerr., IFerr. ph., 
 I I Lac c, ILyc, IPhyt., IRhus. 
 
 Thirst, skin: dry, lAcon., ISul. 
 
 Thirst, sleep : preventing, All. sat.; after, Apoc; 
 with sleeplessness, lgn.; disturbs sleep at 
 night, lArs.; with sleeplessness, in phthisis 
 fiorida, after pneumonia, IFerr. 
 
 Thirst for small quantities: IBArs., Aurant,, 
 ICinch., I IHyos., I I Lac c, BLach., Merc. iod. 
 rub., IRhus; can only take a spoonful of 
 liquid at a time (chronic diarrhoea), IColoc; 
 in diphtheria, I I Lac c; it hurts to swallow in 
 prodromal stage of intermittent, IGels.; in re- 
 mittent fever, ISul.; in inflammation of lungs, 
 MCornus, IKali n.; often (fi@* frequent); 
 swallows with difficulty, I ISpong.; water, all 
 other liquids swallows in masses (summer 
 complaint), lArs. 
 
 Thirst, stomach: Calc; in gastralgia, ICoccul.; 
 burning, IIArs., ICanth.; heat better by 
 drinking cold water, Alum. 
 
 Thirst, stool : after, Alum., Ant. t., ICaps., 
 
 I ITromb.; before, lArs.; during, Bry.; with, 
 Cham. $g$^ cholera, diarrhoea, dysentery. 
 
 Thirst, sweat : followed by, IStram.; on head, 
 
 I I Magn. c; on head or feet, from 12 p.m. till 
 morning, Magn.m.; towards morning, I IMerc; 
 followed by profuse, IPsor. ; after 12 p.m. till 
 morning, IMagn. c gig" 5 fever. 
 
 Thirst, sudden : I IVer. 
 
 Thirst, with bitter taste : Con., I IPicac 
 
 Thirst, throat : angina, IBar. m. ; with burning, 
 ICanth., Sec; during chill, Agar.; dryness, 
 Alum., ICimex, Crotal., Jamb.,IPhos.,l IPsor., 
 Sec, IStram. 
 
 Thirst, with toothache : I ILach. 
 
 Thirst, tongue : desire to cool, Chim. umb.; 
 dry, Aloe ; dry, in typhus, ICamph.; moist, 
 IMerc; white, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Thirst, in tonsillitis : IGels. ; follicular, IMerc 
 cy. 
 
 Thirst, ulcers : chronic on leg, and dyspepsia, 
 ILyc. 
 
 Thirst, urine : profuse, IKali br.; copious, burn- 
 ing, IStram.; after frequent urination, I Cepa ; 
 scanty, ICaust. 
 
 Thirst, in urticaria : lArs., ICop., INatr. m. 
 
 Thirst, with vertigo : Oxal. ac 
 
 Thirst, vomiting : during, lArs., Colch., Cro- 
 tal., ICup. a.; after, lAtrop. s., Oleand., 
 IStram ; intermittent vomiting, ITJran. n.; 
 of least drink of water, during chill, IIEup. 
 perf.; watery, of green mucus, IStram. 
 
 Thirst, water : aversion to, INux v.; sight of it 
 •aggravates pain, ICanth.; throat symptoms 
 worse, ILyss. 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 Drinking. Eating, 
 
 DRINKING, abdomen : bloating (gastralgia), 
 HCinch.; cutting, Staph.; coldness in upper, 
 renewed at every inspiration, ICinch.; cold in 
 intestines, I Asaf.; distension, IINuxv.,Sinap.; 
 gurgling (cholerine), IPhos.; heaviness, I Asaf.; 
 pain, IManc, BNux m.; pressure, Aur. met.; 
 pain worse, Dory.; pain and diarrhcea(albu- 
 minuria), ICalc. a.; rolling and rumbling, 
 during, BPhos.; sensitiveness worse, IManc; 
 tension, BNitr. ac; tension about waist, must 
 loosen clothing, ILyc, INux v.; tension worse 
 (intermittent), BCoccul.; twisting in bowels, 
 ■Asaf.; tympanitis worse, IManc; tympanitic 
 swelling, with diarrhoea and suppression of 
 menses, IColoc; weight in hypogastrium, 
 All. sat. 
 
 Drinking, acids: aggravation or bad effects 
 from vinegar, IIAnt. c, lArs., IBell., IIBor., 
 MCaust., I IDros., IFerr., Kreo., IILach., 
 Natr. c, I INatr. m., I INux v., Fhos., I IPhos. 
 ac, Ran. b., ISep., I I Staph., ISul.; better 
 from lemonade, BBell.; better from vinegar, 
 lAsar., I Hgn., Menyanth., IPuls., I I Strain.; 
 colic, after vinegar, BAloe ; cough, BAlum., 
 IBrom., BLach., BSul.; in diarrhoea, IBrom., 
 BSul.; diarrhoea early in morning, after lemon- 
 ade, IPhyt.; diarrhoea in young persons who 
 grow too rapidly, BPhos. ac; diarrhoea and 
 whooping cough, worse, especially after vine- 
 gar, BAnt.c; bad effects from lemonade, BSe- 
 len.; gastro-intestinal symptoms worse from 
 vinegar, BArs.; headache, BAnt. c; pupils con- 
 tracted after lemonade, 1 1 Strain.; stomach 
 disordered, BCaust., BSep.; renewal of symp- 
 toms after vinegar, particularly stitch in chest, 
 Bor. 
 
 Drinking, general aggravation: Aeon., Aur. 
 met., BCoccul., Dig., Med., BMerc, Natr. a., 
 IPuls., MSelen. 
 
 Drinking, alcoholic liquors (alcoholism): aggra- 
 vation and bad effects, Aeon., BAgar., Alum., 
 Amm. m., Anac, BAnt. c.,1 I Arn.,IBArs.,BBell., 
 Berb., Bor., Bov., BCalc, Carbo a., ICarbo v., 
 Caust., IChel., I ICinch., BCoca, BCoccul., 
 BBCoff, Con., ICrotal., EGlon,Hep., IHyos. k 
 BIgn , IKali br., IILach., Laur., ILed., IILyc, 
 I Merc, I INatr c, INatr. m., INux m., I INux 
 v., IIOp., Petrol., IPuls., BBRan. b., BRhod., 
 IRhus, IRuta, I ISabad., liSelen., ISep.,ISil., 
 ISpig., HStram., BSul. ac, ISul., ISyph., 
 ■Ver., IZinc; angina pectoris, INux v.; apo- 
 plexy,! Crotal., I Lach., I INux v., IOp.; ascites, 
 IILyc; asthma, Meph.; irritable bladder, 
 INux v.; stomach irritable, vomits drink as 
 soon as taken, INux v.; complaints, after ab- 
 staining, ICalc. a.; choroiditis disseminata, 
 BNux v.; cerebral congestion, ICalc, IGlon., 
 I Ver. v., IZinc; constipation, I INux v.; 
 convulsions, BENux v.; cough, ILach., BSpong.; 
 after a debauch, aching over eyes and in 
 h<>ad, ICarbo v., INux v.; delirium tremens 
 Chap. 1) ; drowsiness, IOp.; dyspepsia, 
 
 ICoccul.; epileptiform attacks, IIRan. b.; 
 fainting spells, IPhos.; gastritis, lArs.; hse- 
 maturia, INux v.; headache, IIAnt. c, BBry., 
 ICalc, ICarbo v., ICoff., Ilgn., ILobel., INux 
 m., I INux v., IPhos., I IPuls., Rhus, Ruta, 
 ISelen., ISpong., ISul., I IZinc; headache better 
 from stimulants, Ilgn., I Kreo. ; hemorrhoids, 
 Nux v.; hiccough, IIRan. b. ; insomnia, 
 INux v.; intolerance of liquors, IFerr.; 
 easily intoxicated, ICon., IZinc; weak feel- 
 ing, Alum ; progressive locomotor ataxia, 
 IINux v.; nephritis, INux v.; facial neuralgia, 
 BINux v.; irritation and inflammation of 
 ovaries, INux v.; palpitation, IINux v.; gouty 
 pains, I Da ph.; paralysis, INux v.; alcoholic 
 drinks affect pulse, IRhus, Sill. ac. ; stupor, 
 IGlon.; stupidity, Ver.; symptoms worse from 
 getting drunk, Cadm. s.; toothache, BAcon., 
 Ananth., Camph., Ign., BNux v.; vertigo, 
 IBColoc, Con., BHyos., BINatr. m., BBNux v., 
 BVer.; vertigo, after wine, BNatr. c; vomit- 
 ing, stomach rejects everything, even water, 
 sleepless, as if he would become delirious, 
 BGels. f$@T ale, beer, brandy, whisky, 
 ■wine ; also Chap. 47, Drunkards. 
 
 Drinking, ale : cough, ISpong.; diarrhoea, ISul., 
 BGamb. gig"* alcoholic, beer, brandy. 
 
 Drinking, anxiousness: ICimex. 
 
 Drinking, aversion : in intermittent, BCoccul.; 
 water tastes badly (relapse of intermittent), 
 BArs. fi^ Chap. 14, Aversion to drink; 
 also Thirst absent, drinking. 
 
 Drinking, beer: aggravation, Aeon., Act. sp.j 
 IIArs., Asaf., Bapt., Bell., Cinch., BColoc, 
 Euphor., BFerr., Ign., ILyc, Mar. v., IMez., 
 Mur. ac, IINux v., IPuls., IRhus, Sep., Sil., 
 Stann., Staph., Stram., ISul., I Ver.: better 
 from, Mur. ac; pain in anus better, Aloe; 
 cough, worse, IMez., INux v.; diarrhoea, 
 B ICinch., IMur. ac, ISul.; diarrhoea, better, 
 IBPhos.; diarrhoea, worse, BLyc; bad effects, 
 BKali bi., BThuya ; bad effects of new beer, 
 BCinch., BLyc, BPuls.; empty eructations, 
 Vinca; internal heat, Bell.; gastric symp- 
 toms, Cadm. s., BCinch., Ferr.; gastro-intes- 
 tinal symptoms worse, BArs.; rises to head, 
 Ferr.; accelerates beat of hearty BLach.; rave- 
 nous hunger, BNux v.; intoxicates easily, 
 BCinch., Coloc, Kali m.; sleeps with mouth 
 open and head thrown back, Rhus ; affects 
 pulse, BRhus ; pressure in two places in occi- 
 put, right and left symmetrical, Ars. s. f; 
 pressure in stomach, BNux m.; urging to stool 
 after weissbier, Card, m.; causes strangury, 
 BNux m.; tastes bitter and causes vomit- 
 ing, BMez.; bitter taste remains even when 
 smoking, in evening, B BPuls.; tastes flat, 
 BArs.; tastes slimy, Asaf.; tastes too strong, 
 ICamph.; does not taste right, IINux v.; 
 tastes sweet, I IPuls.; vomiting (diarrhoea), 
 I ISul. 
 
 Drinking, biting: tumbler, lArs.; child bites 
 
15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 405 
 
 glass or spoon (irritation of brain, in denti- 
 tion), ICup. ac. 
 
 Drinking, brandy : aggravation, lArs., Ars. m., 
 ILach., ILed., B3Nux v., IOp., IRan. b., ISul., 
 ISul. ac, IVer.; causes belching and relieves 
 cramps, ILyc; burning aching, especially 
 burning in abdomen (diarrhoea), I ISul.; cannot 
 drink the day after drinking burnt brandy, 
 Lyss.; colic of drinkers, IINux v.; aggravates 
 colic, from indigestion, with waterbrash, 
 INux v.; diarrhoea after, INux v.; has a kind 
 of electrifying effect from roof of mouth 
 downward in a straight line to feet, Nux m.; 
 ailments from, palliated by drinking wine, 
 ISul. ac. 
 
 Drinking, breathing: takes breath, must stop 
 frequently, Anac, IKali n.; dyspnoea (chol- 
 era), lArg. nit.; jumps up for want of breath 
 (croup), IBrom.: prevented by dyspnoea 
 (pneumonia), IKali c; causes dyspnoea, worse 
 in spells, IKali c; dyspnoea, in intermittent, 
 ICimex ; oppressive breathing, after, ICimex ; 
 suffocates, in cholera, lArg. nit. 
 
 Drinking, chest : heaviness after, ICimex; 
 painful contraction worse, Cupr. s.; spas- 
 modic contraction, ICup. m.; pressing in re- 
 gion of sternum, Ver, 
 
 Drinking, chewing motion: after, in inflam- 
 mation of brain, I I Hell. 
 
 Drinking, chill : causes coldness, Asar., Elaps ; 
 shuddering after, Act. sp.; shivering after, 
 I I Ars.; chilliness during, Asar.; horripilations 
 after, Cadm. s.; shaking chill, Calend.; causes 
 shuddering, HCaps.; chill worse after, Arm, 
 HCinch., IGraph., Lobel. i., IINux v.; slight 
 crawls over back (intermittent), I Ars. ; chill 
 better after, Bry., IPhos.; during chill, causes 
 headache, ICimex ; chill renewed after (in- 
 termittent), IIArs. ; hard chill after (typhus), 
 I ITarax.; shivering from head to foot, with 
 chattering of teeth, Elaps. g€i Qa cold drinks. 
 
 Drinking, chocolate : bad effects, Bry., Caust., 
 Lye, IPuls.; vomiting sour slime (diarrhoea), 
 IBor.; burning in stomach, Calad.; diarrhoea, 
 Bor., ILith. 
 
 Drinking, choking: Anac; in cholera, lArg. 
 nit.; liability to get foreign substance into 
 throat (asthma thymicum), IMeph.; at every 
 swallow, as if pharynx were inactive or par- 
 alyzed, with sensation of dryness in back of 
 throat, Rhus ; spasmodic constriction on at- 
 tempting to swallow, with sensation of chok- 
 ing, IMagn. p.; in drinking to overcome 
 choking, water goes down only at intervals, 
 as if throat were contracted, or as if she had 
 swallowed too large a morsel, ICimex. 
 
 Drinking, cider : causes diarrhoea, Calc p. 
 
 Drinking, coffee : aggravation and bad effects, 
 ^Ethus., Ars., Aur. mur., IBelL, Calc, BCanth., 
 MCarbov., Caps., Caulo., ICaust., UCham., 
 Cinch., Coloc, ICoccul., Cycl., Fluor, ac, 
 ■Hep., Illgn., Ilpec, ILyc, Magn.c, Mang., 
 IMerc, I INitr., Nitr. ac, IINux v., Oxal. ac, 
 Plat., IIPuls., Rhus, Sep., ISul.,Sul. ac; ame- 
 lioration, Ars., Canth., I ICham., Chel., IColoc.; 
 fulness in abdomen, ICanth.; pain in abdo- 
 men, as if diarrhoea would set in, Merc, s.: 
 absent-minded, in afternoon, ICepa; angina 
 pectoris, INux v.; apoplexy, IINux v.; back- 
 ache worse, ICham.; short breath, in afternoon, 
 Bell.; suffocation, ICaps.; fulness in chest, 
 ICanth.; causes colic, IINux v.; colic better 
 
 from, I IColoc; confused, after, in afternoon, 
 ICepa ; congestion to head, Millef.; constipa- 
 tion, IINux v.; cough worse, ICaust.; diar- 
 rhoea, Canth., ICist., Fluor, ac, I I Oxal. 
 ac, Thuya; dyspepsia worse, IFerr. ph.; 
 eructation of sour liquid, IPuls.; ex- 
 hausted, but lively, Jamb.; sensation of ful- 
 ness, ICanth.; gastric symptoms, ICarbo v.; 
 gastric symptoms better from black (diar- 
 rhoea), IBrom.; weakness in head, ICham.; 
 causes headache, Arg. nit., IBelL, Hgn., 
 INux v., Pallad., IIPuls.; hemicrania, INux 
 v.; aggravates headache, Arg. nit., Arum 
 t., IBry., ICoccul., Form., Ign., Nux v.; 
 headache, worse' from hot, 1 1 Arum t.; press- 
 ing, boring pains in head worse, INux v.; 
 headache, with aversion, ICoff.; improves 
 headache, Anag.; heat in face, Lyss. ;*heat all 
 over, in morning, ICham.; heat in right side 
 of face, followed by aching in front of upper 
 part of head, Lyss.; hemorrhoids, IINux v.; 
 irritation from noise disappears, Lyss.; small 
 portion fills her up (asthma), IKali c; nausea, 
 ICalc p., ICaps., ICham., Vinca ; facial neur- 
 algia, IINux v.; oversensitiveness, IBCham.; 
 pulse more frequent, Lyss.; palpitation, IINux 
 v.; affects pulse, IRhus ; numbness in right 
 arm better, Filix ; sleeplessness, ICoff., INux 
 v.; stool worse, IThuya ; soft small stools, 
 Fluor, ac; causes desire for stool, I IMagn. p.; 
 sweat, in morning, ICham.; tastes bitter, 
 ICham., Sabina, ISpong.; tastes disgusting, 
 ISpong.; does not taste right, IINux v.; 
 causes toothache, ICham.; aggravates tooth- 
 ache, Ananth., IBelL, Camph., Carbo v., 
 ICham., CoccuL, llgn., Merc, INux v., IPuls., 
 Rhus,SiL; ulcers worse, I Cham.; can only drink 
 coffee (ulcer of os uteri), ICurar. ; copious uri- 
 nation, Cain.; frequent urination, in morn- 
 ing, Kob.; pressing to urinate, llgn.; vertigo, 
 ICham., IINatr. m., IINux v.; vomiting bit- 
 ter mucus, ICham.; nervousness, I IPhos.; 
 vomited immediately (dyspepsia), IKali bi. 
 Coffee is injurious to the young and beneficial 
 to the old, because it increases nitrogenous 
 bodies by diminishing tissue waste. 
 Drinking, cold drinks: aggravation or bad 
 effects, Agar., I I Alum., Anac, lAnt.c, IIArs., 
 IBelL, Bor., Calc, I ICanth., I ICarbo a., CheL, 
 Clem., ICon., ICroc, IGraph., Hyos., llgn., 
 Kali c, IKreo., IILyc, 1 1 Mang., 1 1 Mar. 
 v., IMerc, 1 1 Mur. ac, INatr. c, INux m., 
 IINux v., IPhos. ac, Puis., Rhod., I IRhus, 
 Sars., ISiL, ISpig., Stram., ISul., ISul. ac, 
 IVer.; cutting in abdomen, ICalc p.; better 
 from, "Carbol. ac, IPuls.; better from 
 water, Anac, I Ant. t., Ars., 1 1 Asar., Bor., 
 IBrv., Calc, I ICaust, Cham., Clem, ICup. m., 
 Kali c, IILaur., UPhos., IPuls., HSep., 
 I IThuya, Ver., 1 1 Zinc; pain in chest extend- 
 ing to" shoulder, worse, llPsor.; stitches in 
 chest, Thuya ; colic, INux m.; colic with 
 nausea and'vomiting, Ilpec; crawls, Calend.; 
 water increases coldness, Elaps; water, in- 
 duces or hastens chill, IIEup. perf.; cause 
 cough, Thuya, Ver.; aggravate cough, IDig.; 
 tea, causes cough, ISpong. ; water, causes 
 cough, Hep., ISpong., HSquilla, Ver.; water 
 causes dry cough, ISiL ; water aggravates 
 cough, Amm. m., Bar. c, INux m.; water im- 
 proves cough, Caps.JBCaust. ; cause diarrhoea, 
 in summer, INatr. s., IINux m.; water causes 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 diarrhoea, Hep., ILyc; diphtheria worse, 
 ILyc; bad effects when overheated, INatr. c; 
 water aggravates epilepsy, ICalc; gastric 
 catarrh, iPuls. ; headache with noises in ear, 
 IKali c. ; water, relieves headache, Alum.; 
 causes hiccough, BNux v.; very cold water 
 causes stitches in left hypochondrium, INatr. 
 c; ice water aggravates asthma, BMeph.; ice 
 water excites congh, I I Aeon.; ice water aggra- 
 vates cough (bronchitis), I Merc; ice water 
 causes cholera morbus, 1 1 Puis.; ice water 
 causes gastric symptoms, Carbo v.; ice water 
 causes gastralgia and gastritis, IIArs.; ice 
 water aggravates gastro-intestinal symptoms, 
 I Ars.; ice water causes pain in stomach, Rhus; 
 ice water, when overheated, chills stomach 
 (gastric catarrh) lli\_con.; ice water causes 
 nausea, Rhus; ice water causes vomiting, fol- 
 lowed by empty retching, HVer. v.; tearing 
 pain in limbs (leucorrhoea), ICoccul.; water 
 causes spasm of lungs, Thuya; milk makes 
 all symptoms worse, IKali iod.; likes to hold 
 water to mouth, in dentition, 1 1 Cham.; water 
 aggravates nausea, Natr. a.; water improves 
 nausea and vomiting of phlegm, Agar.; water 
 aggravates pain in colicodynia, II Ars.; water, 
 while overheated, causes difficult respiration, 
 pressure, formication in stomach, nausea and 
 vomiting, IKali c; water relieves, liBism.; 
 water relieves anxiety momentarily, I Aeon.; 
 water rejected unless mixed with alcoholic 
 liquor, ISul. ac; aggravate bruised, suppura- 
 tive pain, extending towards right shoulder 
 and becoming fixed there, Psor. ; causes ach- 
 ing in stomach, llris; water chills stomach, 
 Sul. ac; lies like ice in stomach, BElaps; lies 
 like a load in stomach, Acet. ac. ; cause press- 
 ure in stomach, at night, Rhod.; throat worse, 
 ILyc; water improves bitter taste and desire 
 to vomit, Bry.; cause toothache, BGraph., 
 I Hep.; teeth sensitive, Staph.; tearing in 
 teeth, ISars.; pain in carious teeth, Sang.; 
 painful jerks in teeth, Agar. ; seem to pene- 
 trate teeth as if they were hollow, Staph.; 
 cause stitching in teeth, ISul.; aggravate 
 toothache, ICham. (gig" 31 Chap. 10, Toothache, 
 cold) ; water causes vomiting of bile, BEup. 
 perf.; water, when overheated, causes loss of 
 voice, ICrot. t. 
 
 Drinking, causes colic: IColoc, I IFerr., IPuls., 
 ■Staph.; aggravates, INux m.; must bend 
 double, worse from sweet things, ISul.; cut- 
 ting, ICham., Mar. v.; pains and stool, worse 
 mornings, 1 1 Pod. ; after, water, IManc,Raph.; 
 from each mouthful of water, with bearing 
 down pains and screaming (uterine neural- 
 gia), I INux v. g^° cold drinks. 
 
 Drinking, convulsions: water starts, Bell., 
 BCalc, Hyos., Stram.; from cold water, BCalc, 
 Rhus, Lyss. 
 
 Drinking, cough, aggravates, Bry., Calc, Natr. 
 m., Nux v., IPhos. ; aggravates, after measles, 
 IKali c; aggravates whooping cough, IBry., 
 IDros.; excites, HA con., Anac, Ant. t., lArs., 
 Bry., Ferr., Hep., IHyos., IManc, Meph., 
 IOp., IPsor.; dry, INux in.; with heat and 
 oppression of chest, IPsor.; in intermittent 
 feverJCimex; relieves cough, Brom.,BBSpong.; 
 in cardiac rheumatism, I IPhos.; spasmodic, 
 IFerr.; spasmodic, in aphtha?, IBry.; tickling, 
 BCimex; with vomiting, Bry. 
 cold drinks. 
 
 Drinking, in diabetes : jgjgg^Thirst excessive. 
 
 Drinking, diarrhoea : aggravation, lArs., Calc, 
 Caps., Cinnam., ICrot. t., ICub.,Ferr.,Nuxm., 
 IPud., ISul., BTromb., Ver.; caused by drink- 
 ing, BApis, BBArg. nit., BIArs., lAsaf., Caps., 
 ICina, IColoc, IFerr., IB Pod.; on a full 
 stomach, Bry.; bilious, SFluor. ac; dysenteric, 
 IColoc, BStaph.; soft drinks, in Summer, 
 1 Carbo v.; fluids go right through him (chol- 
 era infantum), BBArg. nit.; stool dark green, 
 tenacious mucus, watery, mixed with whitish 
 flakes, watery, painless, coining out like a 
 shot, BCrot. t.; stool serous, green, BArg. nit.; 
 longs for drink, but drinking brings on dis- 
 charge, IILach. ; impure water, Zing.; from 
 water containing oil, Zing.; too much water, 
 Grat.; watery, in cholerine, IPhos. 
 $^~ cold drinks. 
 
 Drinking, difficult : Camph., Lyss., BStram. 
 J^g* Chap. 13, Swallowing difficult. 
 
 Drinking much when eating : Amm. c 
 
 Drinking, epigastrium: pain in (after diphthe- 
 ria), BLac c; pressure (pneumonia), BAnt. t.; 
 pressure, after cold water, 01. an.; pressure 
 worse, in cholera, BChin. s.; indescribable 
 pain on taking a little beef tea or a cupof tea, 
 which seldom went off until she threw up 
 what she had taken, BCycl. 
 
 Drinking, eructations : ICarbo v., Coloc, 
 I I Hyper., Tarax. 
 
 Drinking, eruption : itch worse, ILach. 
 
 Drinking, face, heat in: IBCham.; after sweat, 
 BBCham. 
 
 Drinking, frequently : g^ Thirst, frequent. 
 
 Drinking, hasty : BArs., BBell., Cina, BCoff., 
 IIHep., IStram., IZinc; bites spoon with- 
 out being aroused (brain affection), IHell.; 
 in brain diseases, IBry.; liquids swallowed in 
 gulps and greedily, though contraction of 
 pharynx exists, I Plumb.; fluids swallowed 
 eagerly but with difficulty (typhoid), IZinc; 
 in heart affection, ILyc; followed by vomit- 
 ing, IKreo. 
 
 Drinking, head : confusion worse, ICoccul.; 
 feels as if in a vise, with nausea, IIMerc 
 
 Drinking, headache : BCimex ; when over- 
 heated, BBry.; aggravates pressing in fore- 
 head from without inward, ICoccul. 
 Bi^ Chap. 3, Headache drinking. 
 
 Drinking, haemoptysis worse : Calc. 
 
 Drinking, hiccough: BIgn., I IPuls.; constant, 
 fourteen days after labor, in a primipara, 
 I I Nux v. 
 
 Drinking, hot drinks: aggravation, Amb., 
 Amm. c, Anac, Ant. t., Asar., BBar. c, BBell., 
 IBBry., Calc, BCarbo v., Canst., ICham., 
 Cupr., Euphor., Ferr., Hell., Kali c, Lach., 
 Laur., BMerc iod. flav., BMez., BBPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, I IPuls., Sep., Sul. ac; better from, 
 I Ars., I ILyc, Mang., Nux m., INux v., 
 I Rhus, I Ver.; bilious diarrhoea, BFluor. ac; 
 feels as if she could not get her breath, 
 I IPhos.; burning pain in sternal region, 
 with tenderness to touch, I ITereb.; burn- 
 ing in chest along sternum, gradually 
 spreads over whole chest, passes off with 
 stitches through nipples, Tereb.; chill worse, 
 Alum.; cholera better, lArs.; cough, lllgn., 
 BStann.; cough better (chronic bronchitis), 
 ISO.; cough until food is vomited, IMez.; tea 
 causes cough, ISpong.; impeded digestion, 
 ■Cinch.; diphtheria worse, ILach., IMerc 
 
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 407 
 
 iod. flav., UPhyt.; diphtheria better, BArs., 
 ILyc; face and arms red, I IPhos.; gastritis, 
 1 1 Kali m.; hiccough, INux v., IVer.; after 
 warm milk, rumbling in abdomen, Ang.; 
 especially warm milk aggravates symp- 
 toms, Amb.; especially milk, aggravates 
 whooping cough, II Ant. t.; warm milk, soup, 
 and wine are more easily taken than water, 
 Lyss.; palate sensitive, Chim. umb.; sensa- 
 tion as if burned in pharynx, I I Sang.; sweat 
 on every motion, I IMerc.; cause sweat, Rhus ; 
 aggravate sweat, IKali c; stomach retains 
 hot water only, Chel.; pain in stomach better, 
 Arg. nit.; toothache worse, Natr, s., Lachn.; 
 teeth, especially those that have been filled, 
 sensitive, Sinap.; throat symptoms better, 
 Alum., IILyc. ; tonsillitis worse, IILach. 
 
 Drinking, inability : ILach.; in chronic cardi- 
 tis, Cact.; two years after being bitten by a 
 dog, ILyss. ; succeeds after those around 
 have retired, or when an attempt is made 
 with closed eyes and through a straw, Lyss. 
 
 Drinking, large quantities: J^g" 1 Chap/ 14, 
 Thirst for large quantities. 
 
 Drinking, lemonade : ggg^ acids. 
 
 Drinking, milk : aggravation or bad effects after 
 a small quantity, sudden distension of abdo- 
 men, Alum., I Amb., I Ang., I I Ant. t., lArs., 
 IBry., HCalc, Carbo a., ICarbo v., ICham., 
 IChel., llCinch., llCon., ICup., Ferr., Hell., 
 Ign., Kali c, Lach., ILyc, INatr. c, Natr. m., 
 INiccol., IINitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., 101. 
 jec, IPhos., IPuls., Rhus, Sabina, Samb., 
 USep., I ISiL, I ISpong.j IISul., ISul. ac, Zinc; 
 better from Chel., I IVer.; bloats her and 
 causes fulness of head, I IPuls.; children are 
 unable to digest, it causes pain (dentition', 
 IIMagn. m.; colicky pains, Bufo. ; colic 
 cutting stitches in abdomen, after hot, 
 Ang.; better by hot, ICrot. t.; causes diar- 
 rhoea, Ars., Bry., HCalc, Con., IKali c, 
 ILyc, IINatr. c, INiccol., INux m., Sil., 
 ■ ■Sep., ISul.; diarrhoea after boiled, IINux m., 
 ■Sep.; diarrhoea after acid, or mixed with acid 
 fruit, IPod. ; diarrhoea and tenesmus, worse 
 in morning, INiccol.; easily disorders stom- 
 ach, ICinch., ISep.; disagrees in affection of 
 stomach, IKali bi.; offensive eructations, 
 INatr. m.; eructations sour, ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 ICinch., IMagn. c, ISul.; gastric symptoms, 
 Bry., ICarbo v.; headache, Brom., Natr. p.; sick 
 headache, I Lac def.; heartburn, Amb., I Cinch., 
 chronic indigestion, llris : hoarseness, INic- 
 col.; passes undigested^ IMagn. c; causes 
 pain in stomach, IMagn. c; pain in stomach 
 worse from sweet, I Ars.; sours on stomach, 
 INux v.: tastes better, Sabina ; does not taste 
 right, IINux v.; causes sour taste, Amb., 
 ICalc, ISul.; unpleasant taste, Diad.; vomit- 
 ing, llris; vomited curdled, IICalc r HSil., 
 ISul.; milk and water disagree, Raph.; water- 
 brash, ICalc, ICup. m. 
 
 Drinking, nausea: IICoccul., Gamb., IKali bi., 
 INatr. m., INux v., I IPuls.; in intermittent 
 fever, ICimex, Eup. per., I IPuls.; in itch, 
 ILach.; most in mouth, in afternoon, IICoc- 
 cul.; at night, IPhos.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; 
 cold, after scarlet fever, IHell.; even a swal- 
 low of water causes retching, Ars. h., Gamb. ; 
 in yellow fever, IILach. 
 
 Drinking, neck: pain, especially on closing 
 jaws, TrForm. 
 
 Drinking, noise : with rattling, short breath, 
 IMur. ac; audible descent of fluids, lArs., 
 ICina, I ICup. in., IHell., IHydr. ac, IILaur., 
 IMosch., I IPhos. 
 ggg^ Chap. 13, Swallowing liquids. 
 
 Drinking, nose : liquids escape through, 
 1 1 Arum t., IILach., IMerc cor.; in diph- 
 theria, ILac c, IILach.; in scarlatina, ICar- 
 bol. ac; in syphilis, IKali bi.; rise into 
 choanse, I IMerc. 
 Jd^ Chap. 7, Nose fluids. 
 
 Drinking, often : in croup, IHep.; a little at a 
 time because it disagrees, 1 1 Ars.; a little at a 
 time (catarrh of chest, diarrhoea, diphtheria, 
 cancer of breast), I Apis ; a sip at a time from 
 want of breath, IKali n.; a little at a time, in 
 hay catarrh, MSticta; a little at a time, at 
 night, ILyc; a little at a time, with heat, 
 ILyc; a little at a time (after abuse of sul- 
 phur in itch), I Be 11. 
 gig** Chap. 14, Thirst for small quantities. 
 
 Drinking, palpitation : ICon. Jg£|r wine. 
 
 Drinking, rage : water renews, iCanth. 
 
 Drinking, refuses: I IVer.; fear of water, 
 I ILyss., UStram.; in diphtheria, thirsty, ILac 
 c; in insanity, from drinking, IHyos.; like 
 in hydrophobia, the moment drink reaches 
 lips spasms return (convulsions), UStram. 
 gig* Chap. 14, Thirst absent. 
 
 Drinking, small quantities at a time : $g^ of- 
 ten ; also Chap. 14, Thirst for small quan- 
 tities. 
 
 Drinking, spasm: on attempting to drink a 
 little water, violent, of muscles of neck and 
 throat, preceded by a gasp or sigh, as if she 
 might just have plunged into cold water, 
 Lyss.; of throat, cannot drink in spite of 
 thirst, A nanth. j^^ convulsions. 
 
 Drinking, stomach : causes distress in chronic 
 gastritis, I Apis ; bloatedness and pain, IManc ; 
 fulness, Aspar., Sinap.; pain, Aloe, Bell. ; 
 pain, after water, I llris; pain, in dropsy, 
 IIApoc. ; a mouthful causes burning and dis- 
 tress till vomited (heart affection), ILach.; 
 fulness and pain, Aloe; pressure, Daph.; 
 pressing (perforating ulcer), I ISiL; pressure, 
 worse after water (cholera), IChin. s., twist- 
 ing (perforating ulcer), I I Sil.; uneasiness 
 (diabetes mellitus), ILact. ac 
 
 Drinking, stool : costive, with a little mucus, 
 ■Caps. Jgilr diarrhoea. 
 
 Drinking, swallowing : Chap. 13, Swallowing 
 difficult, liquids. 
 
 Drinking, sweat: Aloe, Ars.; sweat, in crusta 
 lactea, ICalc; in evening, Jamb. ; free, 1.1 Cast. 
 v.; at night, Aloe. Jgg* fever. . 
 
 Drinking, taste : bad, of water, Arund.; bitter, 
 after water is swallowed, IIKreo.; water bit- 
 ter, in relapse of intermittent, I Ars.; water, 
 flat, Benz.ac; putrid, IColoc; rancid, IKali 
 iod.; water, soapy, Benz. ac; sour, IINux v. 
 
 Drinking, tea : aggravation and bad effects, Aur. 
 mur., ICinch., ICoff., IFerr., Lach., I I Rhus, 
 ISelen., I ISep., BThuya; causes anaemia of op- 
 tic nerve with accommodative asthenopia, 
 ISpig.; better from, IFerr.; aching shooting in 
 chest, above epigastrium and especially on 
 each side of lower end of sternum, I IRumex ; 
 flatulent colic,Diosc; flatulence, from excess- 
 ive, llCinch.; gastric symptoms from excessive 
 use, ICinch.; headache, IBSep., I Thuya ; 
 headache better by smoking, Carbol.ac; ach- 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 ing in epigastrium, I I Rumex ; granulated 
 lids, Sep.; and milk cause pressure in stomach, 
 yet it is all she can take, IKali c; prosopal- 
 gia, ISpig.; at supper, salivation discontinued 
 until 8 p.m. (lyssophibia), ILyss.; burning 
 in stomach, Calad.; stool scanty, thin, lumpy, 
 Chrom. ac; sadden desire to stool, Chrom. 
 ac; toothache, ICinch., Coff., Ferr., Ign., 
 Lach., ISelen., ISep., Thuya ; copious sweat, 
 TrForm. ; trachoma, with or without pannus, 
 ■Sep., IINatr. m.; vomiting worse, IBNux v.; 
 vomiting, in dyspepsia, IKali bi. 
 
 Is injurious to the young but beneficial to 
 the old, because it increases nitrogenous 
 bodies by diminishing tissue waste. 
 
 Drinking, toothache : darting worse, Con.; 
 burning in carious teeth, ICaust.; drawing, 
 ICham.; dull pain in left upper molar, worse 
 after cold drinks, I INuxv.; pulsating pain af- 
 ter cold drinks, BMur. ac. Ji^gf* cold drinks. 
 
 Drinking, tongue: sensitive to slight touch, Osm. 
 
 Drinking, water causes tenesmus : Caps. 
 
 Drinking, aggravates thirst : Natr. a. 
 
 Drinking, throat : burning, IParis ; pain, 
 BPetrol.; dryness and heat, worse after,BCist.; 
 soreness disappears, Tell.; tickling, (diph- 
 theria), BLac c. 
 
 Drinking, urination : in diabetes, Pod. 
 
 Drinking, vertigo : BLyc, ISep. 
 
 Drinking, vinegar: $^ acids. 
 
 Drinking, vomiting: BArn., BArs., Bell., BBor., 
 ICina, Crot. t., BCup. a., Dros., BEup. perf., 
 Gamb., BLyc, IIOp., BBPhos., Sars., BSil., 
 BBVer.; bitter, Bor.; after breast or bottle, 
 milk sour, BAnt. c; after cold drinks, IDulc; 
 in diphtheria, BSul.; of all fluids (cancer of 
 stomach), BBBism.; after fluids, especially cold 
 water, Rhod.; frequent, BCup. ac; dark green- 
 ish masses, BLyc; grass-green fluids, BBArs. ; 
 especially hasty drinking, BSil.; hemor- 
 rhage, after abortion, Blpec; in intermittent 
 fever, BArs.; mucus, Bor.; water taken before 
 eating at night returned in morning green 
 and sour, Rob.; water, almost immediately, 
 I Jatroph.; water, as soon as it reaches stom- 
 ach (gastralgia, summer diarrhoea), BBism., 
 slightest quantity of water, Ars. h., 1 1 Plumb.; 
 BBPhos.;- water, after supper, Calc; water, as 
 soon as it becomes warm in stomach, BBPhos. 
 
 Drinking, water: bad effects, BArs., BCaps., 
 Cham./ Cinch., Ferr., Merc, Natr. c, Nux v., 
 Puis., 'Rhus, 1 Sul. ac, Ver.; complaints from 
 bad, BAH.' sat.; complaints from change in 
 travelling, BBBry., BCarbo v.; diarrhoea from 
 bad, Zing.; nain in bladder, worse from even 
 small quantities, BCanth.; the mere sight of 
 a drinking vessel containing water is intoler- 
 able, they turn away their faces, shriek out 
 loud, beckon anxiously with hands to have 
 the water removed, for voice and breath fail, 
 Lyss.; is not able to drink, even sight of it 
 causes nausea and vomiting, must close her 
 eyes when bathing, I IPhos.; gastric symp- 
 toms from impure, BCarbo v., BCinch.; head- 
 ache better from cold water, Alum.; a sip 
 suppresses tickling in larynx, BEuph.; symp- 
 toms from putrid, Ahthrac; can only be 
 swallowed at intervals, as if oesophagus were 
 constricted, Cimex ; does not taste right, 
 BBNux v.; does not taste good, wants vinegar 
 mixed with it (typhus), BApis. Jg^" cold 
 drinks ; also Chap. 13, Swallowing liquids. 
 
 Drinking, waterbrash: BSep.; especially after 
 cold water, BKali c 
 
 Drinking, causes weakness: BArs., BCham. 
 g@T breathing. 
 
 Drinking, whisky : caused bleeding from anus, 
 AlUm.; can take to any extent, with great 
 temporary relief, patient who is intolerant of 
 stimulants (chronic follicular pharyngitis), 
 HPhyt. 
 gig" 3 alcohol, ale, beer, brandy, wine. 
 
 Drinking, wine : absent-minded in afternoon, 
 BCepa ; aggravation, or bad effects, BAcon., 
 Amm m., BAnt. c, BArn., BBArs., Aur. met., 
 Aur. mur., Bell., Bor., Bov., BCalc, Carboa., 
 BCarbo v., B BCinch., BBCoff., Con., Fluor, ac, 
 BGlon., BLach., Led., BBLyc, BMerc, BNatr.c, 
 BNatr. m., BNux m., BBNux v., BBOp., Oxal. 
 ac, Petrol., BPuls., BBRan.b., Rhod., Rhus, 
 I IRuta, BSabad., BSelen., BBSil., Stront., BSul., 
 BThuya, Ver., BBZinc; bad effects from acid, 
 BBAnt. c, BArs., Ferr., Sep., BSul.; better from 
 acid, Ferr.; asthma worse, BMeph.; asthma 
 worse from sour, Ant. t. ; better from, B BAcon., 
 Agar., Bell., Chen, v., BCon., BGraph., 1 1 Lach., 
 Nux v., BOp., Phos., I ISul. ac; pain in abdo- 
 men better, Chel.; breathing worse, Bell., 
 BOp.; burning of skin, (eruption), BMerc. sol.; 
 chest symptoms worse, Bor.; confused in 
 afternoon, BCepa ; cough worse, BAlum., 
 BBZinc; diarrhoea (loose stool) after acid, 
 BBAnt. c; drawing in knees, Benz. ac; small 
 quantities cause ebullition, Sil.; emissions, 
 with relaxed organs, 1 1 Plumb.; eye symp- 
 toms worse, BGels.; gastric symptoms, BCarbo 
 v.; gastric symptoms from sour, BCinch.; gas- 
 tric symptoms worse, BAnt. c; hsemoptysis, 
 BBAcon. ; headache, BNux m., BZinc; headache 
 worse, BGels., Oxal. ac; headache better, Arg. 
 nit.;hereditaryheadachebetter,especiallyafter 
 champagne, BCalc; heat, burning, pinching, 
 especially in stomach, after a glass of wine 
 with nutmeg (diarrhoea), I ISul.; hemorrhoids, 
 BBNux v.; as if hernia would be forced out, 
 Calc. a.; indisposed to work, Agar.; intoxi- 
 cates easily, Kali m., Rhod., BZinc; contain- 
 ing lead, Alum., Ars., BBell., Cinch., I INuxv., 
 BBOp., I I Plat., BSul., Sul.ac; mental symptoms 
 worse, iEthus.; nausea, BAnt. c; pain in 
 groins and spermatic cords, Calc. a.; pain in 
 inguinal region worse, Bor.; pain in stomach 
 worse, I IArs._; palpitation, BBAcon., BBNux v ; 
 relieves pressing in umbilicus, returning peri- 
 odically, BChel.; pulse accelerated, BNux m.; 
 rheumatic pains, BBAcon.; shudders as if it 
 were vinegar or the strongest whisky, BCina ; 
 sensitive to smell of fumes, which all but in- 
 toxicate her, Tabac ; sleepy, Ailant. ; insomnia, 
 BNux v.; containing sulphur, I I Ars., Cinch., 
 BMerc, B BPuls., I ISep.; stated poorly, and af- 
 fected him more than usual, Lyss.; small 
 quautities cause thirst, Sil.; toothache worse, 
 BAcon., Ananth., Ign., BNux v.; vertigo, 
 BNatr. c; vomiting better, I IKalm.; vomit- 
 ing after bad sour wine (gastric catarrh), 
 BBAnt. c. 
 jg^ alcohol, ale, beer, brandy, whisky. 
 
 EATING, abdomen : an anxious feeling rises 
 after breakfast, Ign.; anxiety, after supper, 
 Arg. n.; aching, after dinner, Jugl., Eucal.; 
 bloated, Carbol. ac, Graph., BSep., BPuls., 
 BBSul.; bloating (conjunctivitis and leucoma), 
 IKali c; bloated, continuing after diarrhoea, 
 
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 ILil. tig. ; bloated , after a small quantity, Ferr. 
 iod.; bloating, after dinner, Agar., Calc.JSep.; 
 distension and weight with tenderness on 
 respiration and touch, after a light breakfast, 
 Sinap.; boring, after dinner, IColoc., IINatr. 
 s.; as if it would burst, ICarbo v.; as if it 
 would burst, after supper, Chim. m.; burning, 
 after heavy food (intervals of epileptic attacks), 
 
 ■ Ars. ; burning, in hypogastrium, I IStann.; 
 burning, in region of navel, extends to oesoph- 
 agus and throat, two or three hours after 
 (chronic dyspepsia), IHydr. ac; colic, in lower, 
 in spasms lasting a minute, IColoc; colic, in 
 umbilical region, obliquely over hypochon- 
 dria, after supper, I IRhod.; constrictive pain 
 in upper, extending to left side of abdomen 
 and chest, after, ICoccul.; constrictive pain, 
 as if bowels were drawn together, beginning 
 in stomach, going downward, chiefly on left 
 side, begins one and a quarter hours after 
 food, attains its height in two hours, IMang.; 
 cramplike pain around umbilicus causing 
 nausea, with cold sweat, better by eructations, 
 Calc, cramplike pain, from three inches be- 
 low navel to epigastrium, with sleeplessness, 
 and vomiting worse (colicodynia), IColoc; cut- 
 ting, Bov,, Chel.; cutting, better, Calc, 
 IPetr.,IStaph.; sharp cutting pains,like knives 
 in lower part, with urging to stool, after break- 
 fast, Pallad.; cutting,as from knives, IKali 
 bi.; cutting and constrictive pain in umbilical 
 region, IColoc; cutting, in upper, Spong.; 
 cutting in upper and lower, IChin. s.; 
 sharp cutting, worse walking, better from 
 pressure with hand, Ars. s. r.; after dinner, 
 discomfort, Aur. met.; during dinner, one 
 cheek hot, Arn.; distension, flatulent, Aloe, 
 Agnus, Asaf., IBor., UCarbov., ICham.,Chim. 
 m., Cinnab., IColoc, I ICon., ICop., IDiosc, 
 
 ■ Graph., Ilgn., IIKali c, IILyc, INux m., 
 IINux v., IPuls., ISal. ac, Sinap.; distension 
 with pressure under short ribs as from incar- 
 cerated flatus, IINux v.; curious feeling 
 in bowels (gastric affection), IKali bi.; 
 emptiness, as after vomiting, in morning, 
 Arum, m.; flatulence, Aloe, II Arg. nit., Ast. 
 r.,IBry.,Carbol.ac,IICarbo v., Caust., IDiosc, 
 IILyc, Rumex ; flatulence, after dinner, 
 Jugl.; discharge of flatus relieves pain 
 in abdomen, 1 1 Aloe; flatulence, in affec- 
 tion of liver, IMagn. m., MSep.; flatulence, 
 wind does not pass, Ant. c; flatulence, in 
 sciatica, IColoc; flatulence, after supper, Hy- 
 per.; fulness, Calc, ICarbo v., ICinch., IILyc, 
 INitr. ac, IPhos.; fulness, after breakfast, 
 ICarbo v.; fulness, in constipation, MVer.; 
 fulness, in morning, with dyspnoea. ISul.; 
 fulness, in hepatic derangement, IKob.; ful- 
 ness, after eating a little, Arn., IIKali c, 
 IILyc, Sinap.; fulness, during eating, ICinch.; 
 fulness, after supper, Agar., Arg. nit.; gnaw- 
 ing, worse after dinner, IColoc; griping, like 
 colic, INatr. c; griping, about navel, INux v.; 
 griping, about region of navel, after anything 
 sour (chorea), Asaf.; griping, at times"above 
 and at times below navel, in afternoon, Ver.; 
 heat, after a little, IIKali c ; heaviness, after 
 supper, Arg. nit.; oppression, around navel, 
 lAsar.; pain, HArs., Bar. c, Calc, ICarbo v., 
 ICic, Kob., BPsor., I ISul.; pain, aggravated, 
 Dory., Lobel i.; pain better, after dinner, 
 Carb. s.; pain, in cholera, IChin. s.; pain, 
 
 from flatus moving about (cystitis), ILyc; 
 pain, in gastro-intestinal irritation, IKali bi.; 
 pain, comes on two hours after, I INatr. ph.; 
 pain in bowels, three or four hours after, 
 IHydras.; pain in hypochondria disappears, 
 Tereb.; pains, at navel, Oxal.ac; pain, below 
 navel, yEthus.; pain, after noon meal, Ars. s. 
 f.; pain acute from abdomen to testes, in 
 evening, while eating, Sil.; pain in umbilical 
 region, worse at 3 a.m., I lOxal. ac; pinching, 
 at navel and tension in back, before dinner, 
 INiccol.; pushing, IGamb.; pinching, about 
 navel, INux v.; pinching and forcing under 
 navel, after supper, Calc; pinching, in upper, 
 extending to left side of abdomen and chest, 
 ICoccul.; pressure, ICaust., INux m.; press- 
 ure, after dinner, Agnus ; pressure in upper, 
 Cinnab.; pressure, in hypochondria, ICoca ; 
 pressure, in hypochondria, as from flatulence, 
 worse, Aur. met.; pulsation, after supper, 
 Cain.; feeling of repletion, at navel, Rhod.; 
 rumbling, ICinch., Cycl., IILyc, Oxal. ac, 
 Plant.; rumbling, after breakfast, Cepa; rum- 
 bling, in dyspepsia, I Arg. nit.; loud rumbling, 
 Tereb.; loud rumbling, in gastralgia, lArg.nit.; 
 rumbling, in scrofula, I Ars.; sore pain on left 
 side, IRan. b. ; stitches in left side, after supper, 
 ■Ran.b.; straining,almost cutting,forcingdown 
 in colon, Calc; sensation as of a strap as wide 
 as a hand drawn tightly around waist, after 
 supper, I I Sep.; symptoms worse, Anac; tear- 
 ing around umbilicus, worse before breakfast, 
 IINatr. s.; tension, lAsaf.; tension in hypo- 
 chondria, ICoca; tension, with dyspnoea, in 
 morning, ISul.; winding sensation in bowels, 
 I Asaf. 
 
 Eating, acid things : aggravation, Aloe, Apis ; 
 aphtha of old people, worse, IBor.; asthma, 
 I Ant. t.; bitter eructations, Staph. 
 
 Eating, acrid things: biting, leucorrhcea, 
 IISiL; bad effects, Aeon., lAnt. c, Ars., 
 ICarbo v., IFerr., IHep., ILach., INatr. m., 
 INux v., IPhos., IPhos. ac, ISul., ISul. ac, 
 Zinc; bad effects in chlorosis, IFerr., I INux v.; 
 bellyache, Dros.; better, Ign.; nausea better, 
 Arg. nit.; stomachache, I IKreo. 
 
 Eating, aggravation: general, after, Amm. m., 
 Arn., Arum t., Bar. c, IBry., Caps., IChin. s., 
 ICinch., ICoccul., Dig., Mane, INatr. m.,INuph., 
 Raph .; after breakfast, Ars. , Cinch ., Dig., INatr. 
 m.; after dinner, Alum., Bry., Ign., Nitr. ac. 
 
 Eating, anus: before, stitches, ICaust.; conges- 
 tion, after dinner, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Eating, apoplesy : after a hearty dinner, 
 IINux v. 
 
 Eating, arms: cold, ICamph.; .drawing pain in 
 long bones, on lifting arm, Coecul.; peculiar 
 neuralgia in left arm, suddenly, Ars.; trem- 
 bling during, Stram. 
 
 Eating, aversion :^ to food just eaten, IINux v.; 
 after eating a little, great repugnance, with 
 hunger, IRheum.; after eating but a little, 
 with nausea in throat, ICycl. 
 j^° refuses; also Chap. 14, Appetite di- 
 minished, lost, and Aversion to food. 
 
 Eating, back: aching, Ant. t; aching, after 
 supper, Agar.; anxiety in lumbar region, 
 Bar. c; pam, Agar., IDaph., IKali c; pain, 
 opposite stomach, causing difficult respiration, 
 an hour or so after, I ISul.; violent stitches 
 from left lumbar region, transversely through 
 abdomen, especially below umbilicus and 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 toward right groin, immediately after dinner, 
 IKan. b.; neuralgic pains in spinal column, 
 worse, I IPhos.; on crossing ferry, noise which 
 ■ water made caused torture, Lyss.; sweating, 
 Card. m. 
 
 Eating, beans and peas (Hiilsenfriichte): I I Ars., 
 BBBry., ICalc, Carbo v., 1 1 Cinch., Cupr., Hell., 
 IIKali, ilLyc, I I Natr. m., IPetroL, 1 1 Puis., 
 1 1 Sep., Sil., Ver. %^ vegetables. 
 
 Eating, better: Aeon., Agar., Alum., IIAmb., 
 Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, Ang., Arm, Ars., 
 I I Ast. r., IBar. c, BBov., Bry., I ICalc, Calc. s., 
 Cann. i., Carbo a., ICaust., Cham., IChel., 
 
 I I Cinch., Diosc, BFerr., I I Graph., Hell., Ilgn., 
 Kali c, Kreo., Lach., Lact. ac, Lyss., Merc, 
 IMez.,Mosch.,l3Natr. c, Niccol., Nuxv., Plat., 
 Petrol., IPhos., 1 1 Puis., Ran. b., BRhus, Sabad., 
 Sars., Sep., Sil., Squilla, Spig., Stann., BStront., 
 Ver.; after breakfast, IIAmb., I I Amm. m., 
 IBar.c, 1 1 Bo v., BBCalc, 1 1 Cann. s., 1 1 Carbo a., 
 IChel., HCroc, I IFerr., I I Hep., BIgn., lllod., 
 ILach., IILaur., IlLyc, I IMez., IINux v., 
 
 I I Petrol., I Plat., I I Plumb., Ran. b., I IRhus, 
 ' ISabad., ISep., BSpig., BIStaph., I IStront., 
 
 I ISul., ITarax., I IValer., BVerbas.; after din- 
 ner, BflChel.; burning in stomach, BGraph.; 
 during, BAlum., BAmb., Amm. m., BBAnac, 
 Arn.,BAurant., Bell.,BCaps., Carbo a., Carbo v., 
 Cham., BChel., Cinch., Coccul., Croc, Curar., 
 Dig., Dros., Ferr., Graph., BBIgn.,Iod.,IILach., 
 Laur., ILed.,Lyc, Magu. c, I IMang., 1 1 Merc, 
 ■ Mez., Natr. c, Nitr. ac, INux v., I IParis, 
 Phos., IBPhos. ac, Plat., Puis., IRheum, 
 IRhod., Rhus, BSabad., Sabina, Squilla, Sil., 
 BSpig., BSpong., BStann., BStaph., Sul., Sul. ac, 
 Tarax., BIZinc; during dinner (headache, 
 dry throat, dyspepsia, etc), BBAnac; neural- 
 gia, BKalm.; syphilitic symptoms, Lach. 
 
 Eating, bladder : pressure, Bar. c 
 
 Eating, bloodvessels: beating all over body, 
 worse in abdomen, Selem; jerking in left caro- 
 tid, after dinner, Carbol. ac; pulsation in ar- 
 teries, BClem.; pulsation in coeliac axis be- 
 hind stomach, after dinner, Cact.; percepti- 
 ble pulsations in abdominal aorta, after sup- 
 per, Cain. 
 
 Eating, bread: acidity, BHydras.; aggravation, 
 Bar. c, BBBry., MCarbo a., Caust., Cina, 
 Cinch., Clem., Coff., Hydras., IIKali c, 
 ILyc, Mar. v., I I Merc, BBNatr. m., BflNitr. 
 ac, BNux v., Oleand., Phos., BBPhos. ac, 
 BIPuls., BBRan. sc, BRhus, IIRuta, BSars., 
 ISep., I I Staph., BSul., I ISul.ac, I Ver., IZinc; 
 better, BCaust., Laur., BNatr. c, Phos.; and 
 butter, biting burning on tongue, Merc, per.; 
 and butter, disagree, Acet. ac, BCinch., 
 I ICycl., BNitr. ac, BBPuls., BSep., I ISul.; and 
 butter cause hiccough, Natr. s.; and butter, 
 pinching in stomach, Ruta ; cutting colic, 
 BBAnt. c; disagrees in chlorosis, I INux v.; 
 gastralgia, with nausea and constipation, 
 BStaph.; indigestion, BHydras., BSep.; nausea, 
 B B Ant. c; could not taste on account of nausea, 
 Camph. ; pressing headache in temples, Zing.; 
 pressure in stomach, Zing.; pressure as from 
 a stone, Bar. c; rye bread, bad effects, Bry., 
 I Ilgn., I Kali c, BLyc, Natr. m., I I Nitr. ac, 
 I INux v., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, I Puis., Sul.; rye 
 bread causes cramp in stomach, I I Merc, cor.; 
 rye bread causes vomiting, I I Merc cor.; can- 
 not swallow, Con., Lyss.; could not swallow, 
 as if it were too dry, BIgn.; tastes bitter, 
 
 Asar., IINux v.; tastes smoky, Benz. ac; tastes 
 sweet, BiMerc sol.; eats nothing but bread 
 and water (mental derangement from amen- 
 orrhcea), BCoccul.; causes weakness, BHydras. 
 
 Eating, breathing: asthma, Sars.; asthma in 
 evening, caused by flatus, BZinc; asthma, 
 deep, sighing, Ant. a; deep inspirations, Sars.; 
 difficult, BAsaf.; difficult after a little food, 
 nausea, waterbrash, lassitude almost to faint- 
 ing, cold sweat until 12 p.m., Sang.; dyspnoea, 
 Jacea; dyspnoea, has to fight for breath, feels 
 as if she would be suffocated, all night, better 
 at daybreak, Syph.; impeded, after supper, 
 Arg. nit.; oppressed respiration, IMagn. m.; 
 short breath, Anac, BNux m.; short breath, 
 in dyspepsia, BLach.; short, heavy, Sars.; suf- 
 focation, Aur. met., BLach.; suffocative fits 
 are better, Ced.; tight, after slightest food, 
 BBPhos.; want of breath, like asthma, Ascl. t.; 
 jumps up for want of breath (croup), BBrom.; 
 shortness of breath after dinner, iPuls. 
 
 Eating, broths : j^^ soup. 
 
 Eating, buckwheat : complaints from, Ipec, 
 Phos., BBPuls., Sep., 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Eating, butter: bad effects, Asaf., BArs., 
 BBCarbo v., Cinch., BCycl., Dros., Ferr., Hep., 
 Nitr. ac, BBPuls., BSep.,Spong., Sul., BTarax.; 
 gastric symptoms from excessive use or from 
 rancid, BCarbo v.; palpitation worse, BLyc; 
 slimy taste, disgusts him, BCinch. 
 gii^ bread and butter, fat food. 
 
 Eating, cabbage: bad effects, Ars., BBBry., 
 Calc, Carbo v., BCinch., I I Cupr., Hell., Kali 
 c, BBLyc, Natr. m., BBPetrol., BPuis., Sep., 
 Sil., Ver.; sour eructations, BMagn. c; pyro- 
 sis, BMagn. c. $^* sauerkraut, vegetables. 
 
 Eating, cake : dyspepsia worse, IFerr. ph.; hot, 
 disagree, BBry., Ipec, I I Kali c, Puis., I I Ver.; 
 eructations, tasting of cold rancid tallow, 
 BPuls.; sour taste, BCalc; disordered stomach, 
 BBPuls. 
 
 Eating, cheese: aggravation, Coloc, Ptel.; 
 cankers in mouth, BNitr. sp. d.; colic, after 
 mouldy or rotten, BArs.; gastric derangement 
 after old, BArs,, BBry., Phos. ac, Rhus ; gas- 
 trointestinal symptoms worse, BArs. 
 
 Eating, chest: aching in left, Rumex ; aggra- 
 vation of complaints, All. sat.; "beating in 
 breast near oesophagus, hot face, restless, 
 Amm. m.; constriction after breakfast, Lith.; 
 contractive pain, in sternum, after eating 
 hurriedly, Led.; dead pain in lower part 
 (gastric ulcer), BArg. nit.; oppression after 
 dinner, I IStram.; fulness, Ant. c; oppression 
 better, Amb., BCaust., BDiad., BLyc, I IPhos., 
 I ISul. ; oppression, with anxiety, after dinner, 
 BPhos.; oppression and sudden heaviness 
 during dinner, BMagn. m.; oppression in af- 
 fection of liver, BMagn. m.; oppression at 
 dinner after first spoonful of soup, and re- 
 peated gaping (dysmenorrhoea), BDiad.; pain 
 after breakfast, Aspar.; pain when fasting, 
 Blod.; dull pressure in right, from seventh 
 rib downward, after breakfast, Hyper.; pain 
 through, Act. rac; pain while sitting, I ILo- 
 bel. i.; pains in upper middle, going through 
 to right shoulder, worse from talking, I Kali 
 c, BNatr. m.; pressure, on inspiration, BChel.; 
 pressure on right lung, Anag.; pressing in re- 
 gion of sternum, Ver.; shooting from centre 
 to between scapulas, generally preceding pain 
 in stomach, soon after meals, 8 BSul.; stitches, 
 
15. DRINKING AND EATING. 
 
 411 
 
 lAsaf., Bov.;- external stitches in breast, into 
 nipple (male), IKali bi.; tension and burning 
 in sides, Agar. 
 
 Eating, chill: or coldness after, Asar., ICarnph., 
 ICarbo a., ICinch., Cinch, bol., IGraph., Hy- 
 per., IKali c, Ran. b., ISul., 1 1 Ver.; spreads, 
 as if from abdomen, Mar. v.; over upper part 
 of arms and abdomen, IIPuls.; from want of 
 animal heat, Mar. v.; in back (chronic hepa- 
 titis), I ISil.; when beginning to eat, Euphor.; 
 chill better, IFerr.; chill better (debility), 
 BPhos.; crawls, during, Bov.; before dinner, 
 Berb.; during meals, Ferr. ph., I I Ran. sc, 
 IRaph.; after dinner, Cann. i., ISul; in inter- 
 mittent, rigor if eating when cold, lArs.; 
 must eat during chill, before he can get up, 
 HPhos.; in gastro-intestinal irritation, EKali 
 bi.; after dinner, with headache, Coca ; con- 
 gestive headache, after dinner, ICycl.; limbs 
 cold, Diosc; in typhus, I ITarax.; shuddering 
 after dinner, Ars.; a cold feeling, as from 
 quicksilver on left nates, after dinner, Agar.; 
 shuddering after every swallow, Cinch.; after 
 supper, Ast. r. figp" fever. 
 
 Eating, choking: Anac; during, Nitr. ac; in 
 post-diphtheritic paralysis, BBSec; as if there 
 were something hard "in oesophagus (gastric 
 affections), IKali bi., swallowing solids diffi 
 cult, Amm. br., Bar. c, IRhus, ISep. 
 g@~ Chap. 13, Swallowing difficult. 
 
 Eating, cold things: aggravation, I I Agar., 
 I I Alum., I I Ant. c, Arg. nit., 1 1 Ars., Bar. c, 
 Bov., Brom., Brv., Calc, Canth., Carbo v., 
 Caust., Cham., ICon., Elaps, IGraph., Hell., 
 Illgn., Kali c, IKreo., ULyc, Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., IMang., I I Merc, I IMur.ac.,Natr.c., 
 Natr. m., Nitrum, Nitr. ac, BNuxm., BINux v., 
 Paris,Phos.ac,l I Plumb., Puis., IRhod.,IIRhus, 
 Sep., I ISil., ISpig., ISul., Sul. ac, Thuya, I Ver.; 
 better, Aeon., Alum., lAmb., Amm. c, BAnac, 
 Ang., Ant. t., Ars., 1 1 Asar., IBar., Bell., Bor., 
 IIBry., MCalc, Canth., ICarbo v., MCaust, 
 ICham., Clem., MCupr., Dros., lEuphor., 
 
 I IFerr., Hell., IKali c, I ILach., IILaur., 
 Magn. c, Magn. m.,. I I Merc, IMez., I INatr.m., 
 INux m., Nux v., Paris, UPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 IIPuls., Rhod., Rhus, Sars., Squilla, I ISep., 
 Sil., Spig., Sul., I ISul. ac, Ver., IZinc; cough 
 worse, Amm. m., Hep., BBLyc, Thuya, Ver.; 
 diarrhoea, ILyc, BNatr. s.; fruit, hiccough, 
 
 I I Puis.; ice, gastro-intestinal symptoms worse, 
 I Ars.; ices, colic, IPuls.; ice cream, colic with 
 nausea and vomiting,IIpec, in evening, caused 
 colic with vomiting next morning, BCalc p.; 
 ice cream, cough and chest feel better, after- 
 wards worse, Ars. h.; ice cream, gastric ca- 
 tarrh , 1 1 Ars., IPuls.; ice cream, gastro-intestinal 
 symptoms, 1 1 Ars.; ice cream, gastralgia and 
 gastritis, 1 1 Ars.; ice cream, gastralgia, pain 
 radiates in all directions, worse after food, 
 ■Arg. nit.; ice cream, headache, IIPuls.; ices, 
 vomiting, llpec, IPuls.;- tearing in limbs 
 (leucorrhcea) ICoccul.; raging, tearing, dull 
 sticking, jerking in roots of teeth, through 
 upper jaw to ear, I ILach. 
 
 g^ Chap. 10, Toothache, cold. 
 Eating, colic (gastralgia and enteral gia): after, 
 ■ Agar., Ascl. t., Aur. met., I Bov., IIColoc, 
 Crotal., IDaph., 1 1 Ham., ILvc, INux m., Oxal. 
 ac, IPuls., IRaph., 1 1 Rhod., 1 1 Sec, Spong., 
 IStaph., ISul.; aggravation, ICinch., IColch., 
 Ferr. ph., Kali c, I IPhos., HCalc p.; colic 
 
 better, Bov., IPetrol., BPlant., I IPsor.; several 
 hours after eating, causing desire to bend 
 double, which makes him worse, Diosc; after 
 breakfast, Cepa, INux m., I INux v., IPuls.; 
 pains reappear one hour after (cardialgia), 
 IMagn. in., in children who are bottle fed, 
 I INatr. ph.; transverse colon, during, I I Ver.; 
 after dinner, INux m., IVal.; a quarter of an 
 hour after dinner, I I Rheum; after first spoon- 
 ful of soup, spasmodic bellyache with anxiety 
 (dysmenorrhoea), Diad.; in evening, before 
 eating, IPuls.; fear of eating, with hunger 
 (gastralgia), INux v.; flatulent, IPuls., Rumex; 
 flatulent after excess, Diosc; flatulent, offen- 
 sive, after supper, BZinc; after greasy things, 
 soup or pastry, BPuls.; griping after least food, 
 ■Staph.; griping, in indigestion, BNatr. c; im- 
 mediately after, IBGraph.; in tabes rnesen- 
 terica, I IPetrol.; after too much, ICepa; below 
 navel, has to bend double, Astac; from over- 
 eating, with indigestion, with waterbrash, 
 ■Nux v.; periodic, IBNux v.; with pressure in 
 stomach extending to shoulders, BINux v.; 
 in rachitis and atrophy of children, BStaph.; 
 after supper, Chim. m.;" in sciatica, BColoc 
 jgpf 13 abdomen, stomach. 
 
 Eating, continually : jggp°° Chap. 14, Hunger 
 excessive. 
 
 Eating, convulsions: after, BBHyos. ; indigest- 
 ible food, BIpec; a heavy meal^ epileptiform, 
 BArg. nit.; at commencement of last meal, epi- 
 leptic paroxysms, BAst. r.; during, BGraph.; 
 when importuned to eat, Lyss. 
 
 Eating, cornmeal: headache and pain in ster- 
 num, Calc. a.; can only eat mush (ulcer of 
 os uteri), BCurar. 
 
 Eating, coryza: after dinner, BBNux v.; worse 
 while at dinner, Tromb.; influenza worse, 
 BPhos. 
 
 Eating, cough: after, Ant.t., Ars., Brv., BCalc, 
 Caust., BCinch.,IHyos.,BKali bi., Med"., INux v., 
 ■ ■Squilla, Tarax., "Thuya; especially in after- 
 noon (influenza), llpec; aggravation, Bry., 
 ■Dig., IKali c, INux v., IPhos., ISul.; aggrava- 
 tion, in apoplexy, ■Anac.; better, Ferr.,' Ferr. 
 mur., IKali c, ■■Spong.; better after breakfast, 
 Aspar.; during breakfast, Alum.; begins at 
 breakfast (phthisis), ICetrar.; in bronchitis, 
 ■Phos.; in bronchial catarrh, BAnt. t.; in bron- 
 chial catarrh, during eating, BCalc; after din- 
 ner, Syph.; during cough, desire to eat, I INux 
 v.; dry, iEthus., All. sat., BSep.; dry, after 
 dinner, BKali bi.; short dry, after dinner, 
 Agar.; and gagging, BAmb.; hacking, BHep.; 
 hacking, after dinner, Calc. fl.; irritation in 
 larynx, Rumex; in laryngitis, I ISul.; loose, 
 BNuxm.; loose rattling, during, BPhos.; caused 
 by lying on right side, I IPhos.; spasmodic, 
 better, BFerr. mur.; during supper, BCarbo v.; 
 with vomiting, Bry.; with vomiting of food, 
 Anac, BFerr.; whooping cough worse, BBry., 
 Carbo v., BCaust., BNux v. 
 jg^gp cold things. 
 
 Eating, crawling : over whole body, after a 
 few spoonfuls of soup, Diad. 
 
 Eating, child cries: Staph. 
 
 Eating, cucumbers : colic, Cepa. 
 
 Eating, diarrhoea: /Ethus.JBAloe, Alum., Amm. 
 m., BApis, Arg. nit., BBArs., BAsar., Asim., 
 BAur. mur.,Bor.,BBrom., Bry., Calc, Carbo v., 
 BCham., BBCinch., Cina, Cist., B BColoc, Con., 
 Cornus, BBCrot. t., BDulc, BFerr., BForm., 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 Hep., Hyper., Iod., ILach., DILyc, Mur. ac, 
 INatr. c, Nux m., IPhos. ac, UPod., Raph., 
 Rheum, IRhod., Sars., Sec, IStaph., SuL, Sul. 
 ac, IITromb.; aggravation, IIArs., Aur.mur., 
 IMur. ac, BNatr. s.; dysentery, ICub.; after 
 artificial food, BSul.; after breakfast, Arg. nit., 
 Bor., Carb. s., DThuya ; after breakfast better, 
 Arg. nit., Bov., BBrom., Diosc., Grat., IHep., 
 Iod., ILith., ILyc, Natr. c, Niccol., Sang.; 
 after breakfast, with pain in rectum (hepatic 
 derangement), I I Pod.; before breakfast, sud- 
 den, with nausea, Tuberc ; in cholera infan- 
 tum, ICrot. t.; after dinner diarrhoea, Ars. s. 
 f., Garb, s., BNux v., IITromb.; some hours 
 after dinner, worse each error of diet, I I Sal. 
 ac; during dinner, sudden, 1 1 Ver.; dysen- 
 tery worse, ICub.; dysenteric, renewed after 
 least food, slimy stool, or soft with tenesmus, 
 IColoc; in typhoid fever, IPhos.; after sup- 
 per, Hyper., I ITromb.; undigested stool, dur- 
 ing, liFerr.; very weakening, lAsar. 
 gpf° stool. 
 
 Eating, difficult: BKali m.; jaws stiff, lame 
 ICaust. Jg^ inability; Chap. 13 , Swallowing.' 
 
 Eating, discomfort : after, BBor., Cinnab., BCycl. 
 j^^ abdomen, distress, fulness, oppres- 
 sion, uneasiness. 
 
 Eating, distension : j§^° abdomen, fulness 
 stomach. 
 
 Eating, distress: after Aeon., I Hod., Rhod., 
 MUran. n.; during eczema rubrum, IRhus; 
 unless she keeps quiet, IHydras.; in hypo- 
 chondriasis, BArg. nit.; smallest amount 
 (amenorrhcea), I IXan.; and tenderness, with 
 palpitation (may also follow the abuse of soda 
 crackers), BNatr. c. $$* discomfort, ful- 
 ness, oppression, uneasiness. 
 
 Eating, drawing : through whole body, 
 BCamph. 
 
 Eating, drinking : jg^ 1 Chap. 14, Thirst 
 drinking. 
 
 Eating, dyspepsia • gggf indigestion. 
 
 Eating, ears : aching after dinner, Agar.; buzz- 
 ing in, after dinner, Agar.; crawling in right, 
 during, Lachn.; ringing, after dinner, Cinnab.; 
 heat, BAsaf.; tearing stitch in left, during, 
 Verbas.; fulness in right, during, BNatr.c ; roar- 
 ing, B Cinnab.; feel stopped, Millef. 
 
 Eating, eggs : bad effects, BColch., I IFerr., 
 Puis.; diarrhoea (rheumatic headache) IChin. 
 a.; nausea, Lyss. ; smell, bad effects, BColch.; 
 stomach deranged, BColch.; vomiting, BFerr.; 
 vomiting, after eggs or anything prepared 
 with eggs (diarrhoea), 1 1 Sul. " 
 
 Eating, emaciation : eats a great deal, yet loses 
 flesh, BArs., BCalc, BNatr. m. 
 
 Eating, epigastrium : aching, with vomiting, 
 BLyc; bloated, with pressure as from a stone 
 in stomach, BNux v.; constricting pain, 
 1 1 Plumb.; sudden constricting pain after 
 slightest quantity, to left hypochondria, then 
 to region of heart and left shoulder, I IPhos.; 
 cutting in, Bry. ; cutting, after dinner, Ang.; 
 distress, BArn.; distension, BLyc, BNux v.; 
 emptiness, from nursing, Oleand.; fulness, 
 Arn.; fulness, heaviness and tension, with 
 difficult breathing, BKali c; fulness, must 
 lie down after dinner, Tell.; external stitches 
 after dinner, Kali bi.; after dinner, tearing, 
 Ang.; gnawing, BGrat.; gnawing, as with 
 headache, BKali bi.; gnawing, better by small 
 quantity, but worse by more (enlargement 
 
 and congestion, induration of .liver), IMagn. 
 m.; grinding, Coccul.; griping (gastralgia,) 
 I ISil.; griping, w r orse towards evening, ICo- 
 loc; heaviness, Rumex; heat, radiating up- 
 ward to chest, BNatr. m.; feeling of a lump, 
 I ISuL; pain, BAtrop. s., I IPtel.; pain, to back 
 and abdomen, lasting about an hour and 
 terminating in waterbrash (indigestion), 
 II Puis.; pain worse, BDiosc; pain, (after 
 diphtheria), BLac c; pain, extends to left 
 side (dyspepsia) ,_ BArg. nit.; pain in small 
 space, BNux v.; pinching transversely across, 
 BCina; pressure, Asaf., BCanth., Coccul., Lyss., 
 I IRhod.; pressure cramplike transversely, 
 BCina; pressure, as if food stuck, Ambra; 
 pressure, radiating to chest, BNatr. m.; press- 
 ing tensive pain in epigastrium, Bell.; pulsa- 
 tions (indigestion), 1 1 Puis. ; pulsation about 11 
 a.m. worse (hysteria), Asaf. ; sensitive to press- 
 ure, BNux v.; squeezing, Coccul; swelling, 
 BPhos. ; weight,BAtrop. s.; weight better, Puis. 
 gig 03 stomach. 
 
 Eating, epileptic attacks: BCalc. p. 
 jgi|?~ convulsions. 
 
 Eating, eructations: after, Agar., B^Esc. h., 
 Ammoniac, BBar. c, Berb., BBry., BCamph., 
 Carb. s., BBCarbo v., BCaust., j Cubeb., BCycl., 
 
 I IDulc, Ham., BHep., BKreo., BLach., BLyc, 
 BNatr. c.JNitr. ac, BNuxm., Oxal. ac, BPhos., 
 Ruta, Thuya; acid, BAtrop. s., Como., BCon., 
 BFerr. mur., BHydras., Iber., Kali c, I INatr. 
 m., BPod., BSil.; acrid, Carb. s.; acrid, fol- 
 lowed by vomiting of food, 1 1 Spig. ; bitter, 
 BSep., Stann.; bitter, during, Sars. ; bitter, of 
 food, I ILyc; bitter, or tasteless (gastric de- 
 rangement), BNatr. s.; after breakfast, Calc 
 p., Hyper., BPlat.; burning, All. sat., Calc, 
 Carb. s.; children, BCinch.; in diarrhoea, 
 
 I I Sep.; after dinner, Agar., Ang., Niccol., 
 I IRatan.; as of bad meat, BPuls.; in dyspep- 
 sia, BArg. nit., BKali bi.; empty, BAtrop. s., 
 
 I ICamph., BCitrus, Coloc, BNatr. m., Gleand., 
 BSep., BSul.; of food, B^sc h., Bry., B BFerr., 
 BMed., INatr. m., BPhos., BPod.; of food, an hour 
 after, Msc. h., BiEthus.; of food, in mouth fuls, 
 relieves, BHydras.; spits up food for two hours, 
 not acid (dyspepsia), ILyc; of food, in mouth- 
 fuls, BLach., Sul. ac; food, returns if he runs, 
 
 I I Sul.; loud belching, BCalc; tabes mesen- 
 terica, 1 1 Petrol.; in stoma cace, BKali bi.; with 
 taste offood, BBry., BHam., 1 1 Ran. sc, Sars., 
 Tromb.; tasteless, except after long at- 
 tack, when they may be sour, Diosc; of wind, 
 BBArg. nit., BICarbov., BDaph., BBLyc, I IGxal. 
 ac, I IPhos.; of wind, in tobacco poisoning, 
 
 I INux v.; often vomiting, BCalc. a. 
 ggT Chap. 16, Eructation, eating. 
 
 Eating, eruption : vesicles, especially on abdo- 
 men, confluent and forming brown scabs, 
 worse, Crot. t.; in tinea ciliaris, worse after 
 supper, IMagn. m. 
 
 Eating, eyes : blepharitis from indulgence in fat 
 food, IPuls.; eyes close, Arum, m.; sees bet- 
 ter after breakfast, ICamph.; nebula, after 
 breakfast, Ferr. iod.; stitches in left canthus, 
 after breakfast, Lobel. i. ; cannot keep awake, 
 lids close immediately after dinner, Verbas.; 
 sudden blindness, Calc; must close eyes be- 
 fore dinner, Calad.; sees everything double 
 half an hour after dinner, IStram.; painful 
 drawing in eyeballs, after dinner, Agar.; as of 
 a gauze before eyes, after breakfast, Bar. c; 
 
15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
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 pain better, during, Sinap.; pressing in orbits, 
 especially left side, after dinner, worse open 
 air, Seneg.; needlelike stitches in both, after 
 dinner, Natr. c; dim vision, ICalc, BKali c. 
 
 Eating, face: aching, ICact., I IZinc; blotches, 
 IPhyt.; cramp in upper and lower jaw, 
 Mang.; cheeks flushed, hot, Asaf.; flushes 
 during, Bov.; heat after, Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 I Asaf., BBCham., I Petrol.; heat worse during, 
 Amm. c; flying heat, Anac; heat, in hepatic 
 disorder, I ISiL; heat, particularly in left 
 cheek, ILyc; heat, during dinner, Amm. c; 
 heat, after dinner, Asaf., Calc, Calend., Kan. 
 b.; hot cheeks and forehead, with cold feet, 
 after dinner, ICoral.; heat (left side), with 
 redness of face after dinner, cold feet (erup- 
 tion on left upper lip), I IPhyt; heat, and 
 neuralgia worse, BPhos.; one cheek hot, dur- 
 ing dinner, Arm: heat, after supper, Ang.; 
 heat, after Teplitz had removed erysipelatous 
 spot on left cheek, accompanied by headache, 
 I I Petrol. ; dinner, pain relieved during and 
 after (prosopalgia), Cinch.; heat, in preg- 
 nancy, BAnt. t.; pale, I I Kali c; red cheeks, 
 ICofi'.; sweat, after, BBCham., Natr. s.; sweat, 
 during, Ign., INatr. m.; sweat, in a small 
 spot, BIgn.; swelling, BCinnab.; tearing shoot- 
 ing pain in right cheek up into head worse, 
 I IPhos. ; tension in face and skin of forehead, 
 as if too tight, worse, BPhos. 
 
 Eating, faint: Bar. c; before breakfast, Act. 
 rac, BCalc, Diosc, BKali c; at dinner, Asaf.; 
 after dinner (phthisis), BKali c; in stomacace, 
 BKali bi. Jg^ 1 * •weakness. 
 
 Eating, fainting: Mosch., BPhos. ac; after 
 dinner, BNux v.; during, better by eructa- 
 tion (hysteria), BMagn. in.; after eating but 
 little, BCaust.; tendency to, BBNux v. 
 j$i^ -weakness. 
 
 Eating, farinaceous food : bad effects, BCinch., 
 Kali bi., BLyc, BNatr. m., BSul.; after, diar- 
 rhoea worse, "l INatr. m., BNatr. s. 
 
 Eating, fat food: acidity -(bronchitis), BCaust.; 
 anxiety, Tarax.; bad effects, 1 1 Aeon., Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., BArs., BAsaf., Bell., Bry., I ICarbo a., 
 Caust., Cinch., BColch., BBCycl., IDros., I lEu- 
 phor., BBFen\, BHell., Hep., I llpec, Kali c, 
 Magn. c, BMagn. in., Menyanth., Merc, Natr. 
 c, BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, IINuxv., I IPhos., 
 BBPuls., Ruta, BSep., Sil., BSpong., Staph., 
 BSul., BBTarax., BThuya, Ver.; disordered 
 stomach, BBPuls., BSep.; weak digestion, 
 MSpig.; disagrees, in dyspepsia, 1 1 Kali m.; 
 disagrees, in epilepsy, BCaust.; bitter eruc- 
 tations, BFerr., BFerr. mur.; catarrh of stom- 
 ach, MSpig.; colic, IPuls.; cough worse 
 (w hooping cough), BMagn. m.; diarrhoea, BKali 
 m., BPuls., Thuya ; after dinner, tearing in feet, 
 Cain.; offensive eructations, BNatr. m.; eruc- 
 tations offensive, in epilepsy, BCaust.; head- 
 ache, BAnt. c, BBPuls.; nausea, Lyss.; nausea 
 and acidity, BNitr. ac; nausea with headache, 
 Tarax.; nausea, worse from midnight till 
 morning, IIDros.; neuralgia from gravies, 
 BBPuls.; pain in stomach worse, I lArs.; vom- 
 iting, BPuls.; vomiting, with deafness, BSinap. 
 jg^° butter, pastry, pork. 
 
 Eating, fauces: constricted, after, Stram. 
 
 Eating, feet : cold, BCamph.; burning in soles 
 (hepatic disorder), I ISiL; pain, after dinner, 
 Carb. s.; tensive, in right, after dinner, BSul.; 
 fall asleep after dinner, BKali c; weakness,Cain. 
 
 Eating, fever: BAnt. t., BAsaf., Chlor.; hectic, 
 in debilitated persons, BSil.; with nausea, Ind.; 
 unless she keeps quiet, BHydras. 
 jg^i^ chill, heat, sweat. 
 
 Eating, finger: tearing in middle, after, Ars. m. 
 
 Eating, fish: bad effects from pickled, Calad.; 
 bad effects from spoiled, BCarbo a., I ICarbo v., 
 ICepa, Cinch., 1 1 Kali c, BPlumb., Puis., Rhus ; 
 cough, BLach.; diarrhoea (rheumatic head- 
 ache), BChin. a.; bilious diarrhoea after salmon, 
 BFluor. ac; gastric symptoms, BCinch. ; vomit- 
 ing, BCalc 
 
 Eating, flatulence : in sciatica, BColoc 
 
 jgSgT' abdomen, colic, eructation, stomach. 
 
 Eating, fruit: bad effects, BBArs., IBor., 
 BBBry., BCarbo v., B BCinch., Elaps, Ign., 
 Blpec, Kreo., BLvc, BMagn. m., Merc, 
 BNatr. c, Phos., BBPuls., BKheum, IIRhod., 
 Ruta, Samb., BSel., BSep., Tarax., BBVer.; 
 acidity, B BCinch.; deglutition, especially 
 painful from swallowing acid (scarlatina), 
 BLac c; aggravation from sour, Ferr.; apples 
 cause cough, BBArg. met.; apples, a piece 
 seems to stick in larynx, BBArg. met.; after 
 apples distress, became cold and uncon- 
 scious, seemed to be dying, 1 1 Rumex ; better 
 from fruit, BLach.; cholera morbus, IB Ver. ; 
 like ice, Elaps; colic, BCinch., Coloc, BPuls., 
 BBVer.; flatulent colic worse (chronic diar- 
 rhoea), BNatr. s.; whooping cough worse,BMagn. 
 m.; diarrhoea, Calc p., B BCinch., Cist., BCrot.t., 
 Lith., BLyc, BMur. ac, BNatr. s., BRhod.; diar- 
 rhoea from acid, Pod.; diarrhoea, especially from 
 apples (ague), I IPuls.; diarrhoea and indiges- 
 tion after canned, I I Pod.; diarrhoea from un- 
 ripe in summer, BRheum, BSul. ac; fermenta- 
 tion, BBCinch.; gastric catarrh, BBry., BPuls.; 
 gastric symptoms from, BCinch.; gastrointes- 
 tinal symptoms worse, BArs.; grapes, sudden 
 prolapsus recti with tenesmus, 1 1 Ruta ; head- 
 ache, BAnt. c; hernia, incarcerated after cold 
 fruit, BBry.; jaundice, with white diarrhoea, 
 BRheum; melons, particularly canteloupes, 
 cause colic and diarrhoea, BBZing.; pears, Bry., 
 I Ver.; pears, especially in morning, cause 
 pressure at pit of stomach, better by walking 
 (diarrhoea), EBor. ; prunes or plums cause colic, 
 
 I I Rheum ; coldness of stomach, BArs.; pain in 
 in stomach from acid, China, m.; strawberries, 
 Bry., Ferr. , Sep. ; painful distension of stomach, 
 
 I I Ver.; throat, swallowing painful, of acid 
 (scarlatina), BLac c; vomiting, BPuls. 
 
 Eating, fulness : Ars., Aspar., Aur. mur. , Carbol. 
 ac, BCarbo v., Cham., BCinch., BColch., Kali 
 c, BBLyc, Niccol., Nitr. ac, BBNux v., BRhus, 
 Sil., BSpong., BSul.; after breakfast, Act. rac; 
 after dinner, 1 1 Agar.; in gastric catarrh, BCop.; 
 after even a little, Bar. c, BCarbo a., BCycl., 
 BBLyc, BNatr. m., BPtel., BSul., Thuya; after 
 even a small quantity of light food, IDig.; a 
 few mouthfuls seem to fill him to throat (dys- 
 pepsia), BLyc; a very little makes her very 
 full, after typhoid (nervous affection), BManc; 
 as if oesophagus were filled to throat, BCinch.; 
 after oppression (phthisis), B Elaps ; and reple- 
 tion in sides, Arm; after revaccination, 
 1 1 Thuya ; more after supper, ICarbo v.; w r ith 
 sour vomiting, Nitr. sp. d. 
 jggg^ abdomen, discomfort, distress, op- 
 pression, stomach, uneasiness. 
 
 Eating, gaping : ggg^ yawning. 
 
 Eating, garlic: aggravation from the odor,Sabad. 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 Eating, ginger : diarrhoea, INux v. 
 
 Eating, gums : of lower molars sore, during, 
 BClem.; liquid food causes sore gums and rough 
 tongue (stomacace), IKali bi. g@^~ mouth. 
 
 Eating, hands cold: BCamph.; tremble,Stram.; 
 hand trembles the more the higher it is raised, 
 during, HCoccul. 
 
 Eating, hasty : Bell., Calad., BCoff., Cup. m., 
 Oleand., IPlat., Sul., Zinc; in heart affection, 
 I Lye; after kidney complaints, BBerb.; fol- 
 lowed by vomiting, IPuls. 
 
 Eating, hawking : after breakfast, Calc. p.; 
 tenacious mucus, 01. an. 
 
 Eating, head : brain feels loose, ICarbo a. ; burn- 
 ing in forehead, IBNux v.; confusion, ICoccul., 
 Diad., I I Petrol.; confusion, after breakfast, 
 Calad; confusion, after dinner, BNatr. in.; 
 confusion, with lassitude, Diad.; rush of 
 blood, BCalc.; sensation of blood flowing to, 
 before eating, Uran. n.; congestion, after 
 dinner, I IPsor. ; congestion (hepatic disorder), 
 I ISil.; congestion, with throbbing and forget- 
 fulness, I I Sul.; congestion, particularly in 
 vertex, BBCinnab.; crawling, in forehead, dur- 
 ing supper, Zinc; crepitation, in back part, 
 worse, BCalc; dulness, Diad., Zinc; dulness, 
 preventing mental exertion, Ferr.; painful 
 dulness, Menyanth.; emptiness, BCoccul.; 
 fulness, Carbo v.; fulness, before, Uran. n.; 
 heat, Carbo v., BHyos., BLyc; heat, during, 
 I INux v.; heat, after dinner, Berb.; heaviness, 
 in forehead, Carb. s.; heaviness in cerebel- 
 lum, better, BCarbo v.; heaviness in forehead, 
 during, iEthus.; heaviness and beating in fore- 
 head, BAinm. c; profuse sweat on forehead, 
 with nausea, after dinner, Ptel.; pressure, 
 BCarbo a.; sweating, after food, Card, m.; 
 prickling sweat on bald vertex, BCepa; cold 
 sweat on forehead, during, Sul. ac; tightness, 
 as if temples were compressed, Con. 
 
 Eating, headache: after, BAnac, Ant. t., Arn., 
 Brv., Calc, BCalc p., Carbo v., Carb. s., Cham., 
 Chlor., Cinch, bol., ICofT., BCrotal., BHyos., 
 Natr. s., BNux v., BPhos., BPuls., IIRumex, 
 ■Rhus; better, after, Arg. nit.,BCalab., Card.m., 
 HChel., BCist., Coca, IKali bi., Laur., BLyc, 
 UPhos.; better, during, BLith., BSil., BSinap.; 
 boring, at root of nose extending down, 
 from within out, Bism.; after breakfast, Agar., 
 Bufo, Carb. s., I I Hyper., BIris, Merc sul.; 
 after breakfast, better, Act. rac, Arum t.; 
 after breakfast, with sleepiness, BNux m.; 
 after breakfast, returning in vertex, Badiag.; 
 before breakfast, BCalc; after dinner, Amm. 
 c, Ars. h., I IStram.; better after dinner, 
 I I Arum t., Phell., Zing.; during dinner, Pal- 
 lad.; after error in diet, Calc. a.; dull, after 
 dinner, Diosc; with fever, Chlor.; in fore- 
 head, Ars. h., BKalic; in forehead, boring, 
 Bism.; in forehead, as if brain had not 
 enough room, when rising in morning is bet- 
 ter, Psor.; in forehead, after dinner, worse, 
 Calc. s.; in region of left frontal eminence, 
 after dinner, Zinc; in forehead, over eyes, 
 worse in evening, BCarbo v.; in forehead, with 
 heat, Calend.; in forehead, pressure as if it 
 would burst, BNatr. s.; in forehead, pressing, 
 after dinner, Agar.; in forehead, pressing, 
 after dinner, especially left side, worse in 
 open air, Seneg.; in frontal eminence, press- 
 ing, tearing, after dinner, Zinc; pressing, in 
 forehead, from without inward, worse, BCoc- 
 
 cul.; in forehead, pressure worse, Amm. c; in 
 forehead, in stomacace, IKali bi.; in fore- 
 head, throbbing in evenings, worse before and 
 after, Coccul.; in forehead, throbbing, dull, 
 heavy over eyes, soon after dinner, as if head 
 would burst, better lying, pressing head 
 against anything, open air, worse stooping or 
 moving, BKali bi.; in forehead, throbbing 
 after eating, Inul.; in forehead, tearing, Inul.; 
 in forehead, tearing during supper, Zinc; 
 from eating too much, BCoff., BNaja, BNux m.; 
 in occiput, Bry. ; in occiput, dull, after break- 
 fact, BGels.; in occiput, in stomacace, BKali 
 bi.; in occiput, painful, drawing, after dinner, 
 Agar.; in occiput, in left side, in scalp, after 
 breakfast, B Hyper.; parietal, boring in left, 
 after dinner, Zinc; parietal, after dinner, 
 stitches, Bar. c; parietal, jerking or dull, 
 stitches in left hemisphere of brain, extend- 
 ing towards parietal bone and occiput, BNux 
 v.; sick headache worse, I I Lac c, 1 1 Sang.; 
 sick headache whenever she eats rich food, 
 1 1 Natr. m.; stitches after dinner, as if extend- 
 ing through whole brain, until going to sleep 
 in evening, with shivering attacks of faint- 
 ness, I IPuls.; after supper better, Colch.; in 
 temples, as if compressed, Con.; temples, 
 after dinner, Carb. s.; temple, in left, after 
 breakfast, Act. rac; temples, pressing, after 
 dinner, Agar.; temple, pressure in left, after 
 breakfast, BHyper.; temples, pressing out- 
 ward in, after breakfast, Lobel. i.; temples, 
 tearing, with sensation as if brain were asleep, 
 worse, Con.; temples, with stitches in right 
 ear, tearing, after dinner, Zinc; throbbing, 
 Carbo v.; in vertex, throbbing, tearing, 
 BCham., Inul.; as if in a vise, with nausea, 
 BBMerc fi^ Chap. 3, Headache, eating. 
 
 Eating, heart: feels heart beat against ribs, 
 BCamph.; worse after indiscretion (organic 
 valvular disease), BCarbol. ac; irregular beat- 
 ing, in rapid succession, causing anxiety, B Coc- 
 cus.; pressure, IKali bi.; tremulous action, 
 after drinking, Coccus ; tremulous pulsations 
 (endocarditis), BCalc; stretching in region, 
 Aspar. gig"* palpitation, pulse. 
 
 Eating, heartburn: BiEsc h., Agar., Amm. c, 
 Anac, BCalc, BCalc p., BCinch., Con., BNatr. 
 m., INitr. ac; before breakfast worse, BNux v.; 
 after dinner, Calc p.; rancid, BGraph.; raw 
 feeling better, ICarbo a.; after supper, Alum. 
 gig" 3 waterbrash ; also Chap. 16, Waterbrash. 
 
 Eating, heat: after, Bar. c, Nitr. ac; and anx- 
 iety, Ferr.; after breakfast, ICepa; burning, 
 after heavy food (in tuberculosis mesenterica), 
 Blod.; hot feeling in face, hands and feet, 
 after dinner, Calend., Chlor. ; or flatulency with 
 nausea, Calc; flushes, Cinnab.; and nausea, 
 during apyrexia if intermittent, B Ars., BLach.; 
 with sweat and debility, BNitr. ac; internal, 
 as if blood were boiling hot in veins, after 
 dinner, Med.; passes off after supper, Anac 
 g^° fever. 
 
 Eating, heaviness: BCarbo v., Natr. a., 1 1 Sep., 
 'Sinap. g^gf fulness, oppression. 
 
 Eating, hiccough: 1 1 Aeon., Bor., Bov., Bry., 
 BCarbo a., Cycl., BGraph., Ham., B BHyos. ,BIgn., 
 I I Paris, Sep.; before eating, BPhos.; after 
 dinner, Carbol. ac, Sars.; during dinner, 
 causes vomiting, Magn. m.; with soreness in 
 epigastrium, Kob.; making epigastrium sore 
 and aching (sequel to cholera), I IPhos.; like 
 
15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
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 eructations, Jamb.; in gastric affections, IKali 
 bi.; from overeating, INux v.; after nursing, 
 jerking and empty eructations, IMar. v.; pre- 
 vented, by constant, fourteen days after labor, 
 in a primipara, I INux v.; while eating, par- 
 ticularly pregnant women, ICycl.; after sup- 
 per, Coca. jplirChap. 16, Hiccough. 
 
 Eating, high living: apoplexy, IINux v.; con- 
 gestion to head, IVer. v.; emissions, IINux 
 v.; jaundice, IINux v.; liver swollen, indu- 
 rated and sensitive, with pressure and sting- 
 ing, IINux v.; gastric irritability in men who 
 have Indulged in excessive eating, IINux v.; 
 metrorrhagia, IINux v. 
 $gf highly seasoned. 
 
 Eating, hip joint : violent electric shock, first 
 left, then right, after dinner, disturbing sleep, 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Eating, honey : bad effects, BNatr. m. 
 
 Eating, hot things : aggravation, Aeon., Alum., 
 lAmb., IIAmm. c, lAnac, Ang., I I Ant. t., 
 Apis, Ars., I lAsar., IBar. c, IBell., Bor., 
 IBry., MCalc, Canth., ICarbo v., I ICaust., 
 ICham., Clem., IICup., lEuphor., I IFerr., 
 I I Graph., 1 1 Hell., Kali c, I ILach., I ILaur., 
 Magn. c, Magn. m., I I Merc, IMez., Natr. m., 
 Nux m., Nux v., Paris, HPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 IIPuls., Rhod., Rhus, Sars., Squilla, I I Sep., 
 Sil., Sul., I I Sul. ac. , Thuya, Ver. , Zinc. ; anxious 
 during, Magn. c; better after, Agar., Alum., 
 Ant, c, 1 1 Ars., Bar. c, Bov.,Bry., Calc, Canth., 
 Carbo v., Caust., Cham., ICon., IGraph., Hell., 
 I llgn., Kali c, IKreo., IILyc.,Magn. c, Magn. 
 m., IMang., I IMez., I IMur. ac, Natr., I I Natr. 
 m., I INitr.,Nitr. ac, INuxm., IINux v., Paris, 
 Phos. ac, 1 1 Plumb., Puis., IIRhus,Sep., 1 1 Sil., 
 ISpig., ISal., Sul. ac, Thuya, IVer.; burning in 
 throat, IHep.; burning," in syphilis, ILyc; 
 cough until food is vomited, IMez.; heat, 
 particularly in head, during, Magn. c; con- 
 stricted oesophagus better, IHyos.; palate sen- 
 sitive, ~Chim. umb.; sweat, Sul. ac; stitching 
 in throat, IHep.; toothache, IMillef.; causes 
 raging, tearing, dull sticking, jerking in roots 
 of teeth through upper jaw to ear, I ILach. 
 
 Eating, hunger : not relieved, Agar., Ant. c, 
 Arg. met., Ascl. s., Calc, ICast eq., Cic, 
 HCina, Coccus, Kali iod., ILaur., I I Med., 
 INux m., Paris, I IPhos., I IPhyt., Stront., 
 I lUran n.; appetite returns only when eat- 
 ing, 1 1 Cinch.; soon feels empty, Sang.; feels 
 as if he had eaten nothing, Sars. ; in inflam- 
 mation of lungs, BCornus ; must eat every few 
 hours (scrofulosis), Iod.; with worms, I Merc 
 
 Eating, hypochondria: distension of right, tw T o 
 or three hours after, with dull heavy aching, 
 partly relieved as digestion is completed (dys- 
 pepsia), INatr. m.; distension, Apoc; fulness 
 and pressure, Lobel. i.; pain, in left, IDaph.; 
 pain, under left, in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; 
 pressure, Cham. ; sore feeling after dinner, 
 Agar.; external stitches in right, after dinner, 
 I Kali bi.; stitches worse, during, IPod. 
 
 Eating, ice cream; g^ cold things. 
 
 Eating, inability: llpec, ILyc, ILyss., Sep. 
 g^ 13 difficult, fulness, satiety. 
 
 Eating, indigestion: Amm. br., Bar. c, ICalc 
 p., ICarbo v., Chim. umb., IKali bi., INatr. c, 
 INux m., IPetrol., IPhos.; after typhus, 
 IBapt.; with flushing, Vespa ; after abuse of 
 mercury, IHep. g@°* stomach ; also Chap. 
 17, Stomach dyspepsia. 
 
 Eating, influenza : j^g^ coryza. 
 
 Eating, intoxicated feeling: after, Grat. 
 
 Eating, itching : after, ICalc p. 
 
 Eating, jaw : cramplike pain in left articula- 
 tion, to cheek , in evening, Spong. ; after, cramp 
 pain, Mang.; uneasiness in muscles of lower, 
 and lips, after dinner, Agar.; cracks, during, 
 (dyspepsia), Lac c 
 
 Eating, knees : after, feeling of weakness, with 
 pressure in stomach, I ILach. 
 
 Eating, larynx: pain, Rumex ; dryness and 
 burning, better (syphilitic sore throat), IMez.; 
 tickling better, lEuph.; pressure beneath, 
 after supper, as if something w T ere sticking in 
 throat, IHep. 
 
 Eating, lassitude : after meal, Act. sp., Ars. s. r., 
 Asar., I Rhus ; in dyspepsia, ILach. 
 j^lf 15 faint, lazy, malaise, -weakness. 
 
 Eating, lazy: Bar. c; after dinner, I IChel.; in 
 legs, Arm; desire to lie down, after, Ant. c; 
 disgust for w T ork, after dinner, Agar. 
 
 Eating, leguminous food : $^T vegetables. 
 
 Eating, legs pain: IKali c." 
 
 Eating, leucorrhoea : acrid, ICham. 
 
 Eating, limbs: pain after breakfast, Hyper.; 
 prostration, after dinner, Agar.; pain after 
 dinner, on awaking, 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Eating, lip : involuntary biting lower, Benz. ac. 
 
 Eating, a little: jg^S^ small quantities. 
 
 Eating, liver : pain, IMagn. m.; pain better 
 (dyspepsia), IChel.; pain, with distension, 
 ICaust.; dull, heavy aching and distension, 
 lessening as digestion advances, INatr. m.; 
 pressure, w r orse, Anac; pressure from interior 
 to chest, after dinner, Asaf.; pressure and 
 tension, IILyc; sensitive to pressure, IILyc; 
 symptoms worse, IPtel. 
 
 Eating, lobster: taste of iodide of potash, Ind. 
 
 Eating, malaise: after, Ast.r., Cinch. ,IINatr.m.; 
 organic cardialgia, IKali bi. g® 03 lassitude. 
 
 Eating, meat: aggravation, Carbo a., Caust., 
 IColch., IFerr., IKali c, I IMagn. c, I IMagn. 
 m., Merc, Ptel., IPuls., I IRuta, Sil., I IStaph., 
 I I Sul.; children accustomed to meat suddenly 
 become disgusted with it, IFerr.; distresses 
 him, I I Rhus; gastric symptoms from spoiled, 
 ICinch.; better from/ I IVer.; broths cause 
 nausea, Aeon.; smell of broth causes nausea, 
 IColch.; feeling of contraction above and 
 between eyebrows, followed by bleeding of 
 nose, 1 1 Vacc; cough worse, IStaph.; dyspep- 
 sia worse, IFerr. ph.; headache, in dyspepsia, 
 I IRuta; itching all over like undeveloped 
 nettlerash (dyspepsia), I IRuta; fresh, causes 
 nausea (diarrhoea), ICaust.; salt, causes gastric 
 symptoms, ICarbo v.; smell sickens, Ars., 
 IColch.; smoked, disagrees, ICalc, ISil.; spoiled, 
 tainted, ICarbo v., Cinch., IPuls.; could not 
 taste on account of nausea, Camph.; vomiting 
 after, I IKreo.; vomiting immediately (dys- 
 pepsia), IKali bi.; fresh, causes waterbrash 
 (diarrhoea), ICaust. 
 
 Eating, menses : cramping pains, worse in 
 dysmenorrhoea, IColoc; difficult to get her 
 to eat, after menses, llgn. 
 
 Eating, mental symptoms: anguish, I Asaf., 
 I I Sep.; anxiety, Amb.; anxiety from irreg- 
 ular action of heart, I Coccus ; great anxiety 
 every afternoon, after dinner (fifth month of 
 pregnancy), MPsor.; confused, cannot use 
 mind, INux v.; conscientious scruples, after 
 menses, llgn.; depression, IPod.; feels dull, 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 Led.; dulness better, Chen, v.; dull after 
 breakfast, Bapt.; indisposed to mental exer- 
 tion, Ars. s. r.; disinclined to think, after 
 dinner and in evening, Lyss.; inability to 
 think, Agar.; hypochondriacal mood, Anac, 
 ■Arg. nit., Natr. c, iiNux v.; hypochondriacal 
 mood three hours after dinner, with pressure 
 under short ribs, especially right side, Zinc; 
 ill humor, IBor., Merc, sul.; ill humor after 
 breakfast, Calad.; ill humor after eating a 
 little too much, 1 1 Merc, cy.; ill humor after 
 dinner, Amm. c, IHydras.; irritable, Chlor. ; 
 ill disposed, every noise irritates, if others eat 
 apples or hawk or blow nose it brings him be- 
 side himself, passes away after sleep and coffee, 
 Lyss.; irritable, after dinner, with pressure in 
 forehead, Mar. v.; disposed to get into a rage 
 during, Chlor. ; lasciviousness, with sexual 
 excitement, Lyss.; hysterical laughter, 1 1 Puis.; 
 melancholy after dinner, BArs.; loss of mem- 
 ory during dinner, Calc. p.; loss of memory, 
 suddenly, after luncheon, Calc. s.; nervous 
 after dinner, (Hydras.; nervous and weary 
 with quickened pulse, I Lye; disposed to get 
 into a rage, Chlor.; restless mood, Amm. m.; 
 cannot bear to be spoken to after dinner, 
 IHydras.; taciturnity, Arum m.; ceases com- 
 plaining during, I 1 Psor. 
 
 Eating, mouth : acidity, ICarbo v., INatr. m., 
 I I Sil.; aphtha? in side of cheek, bleeding (diar- 
 rhoea), I IBor.; bitter, in pregnancy, I IDros.; 
 burning, IMez.; dry, ISul.; dry during, Merc, 
 per.; food escapes while chewing, Arg. nit.; 
 food and drink escape from left corner, INux 
 v.; gums smarting, I INatr. m.; disagreeable 
 mucus, ICaust.; roof sore during, Calc. s.; sa- 
 liva runs out (toothache, paralysis) , ICaust.; 
 tingling in salivary glands, with sense of fer- 
 mentation in oesophagus and copious saliva- 
 tion, IKalm.; bad smell, ISul.; fetid, musty 
 smell in posterior nares, during expiration, 
 Chrom. ac; sensitiveness, ILach.; sensation 
 as if exhaled air smelled putrid during, 
 Chrom ac; symptoms better, Benz. ac. 
 jg^ 1 * gums. 
 
 Eating, too much : Hod.; complaints from, 
 I All. sat. figgr* Hunger excessive. 
 
 Eating, mucus : fi^* hawking. 
 
 Eating, posterior nares: food easily gets into 
 choanaB, ISil.; small pieces of food are forced 
 into choanae, producing a sickening sensation, 
 they are afterwards withdrawn covered with 
 mucus, Nitr. ac 
 
 Eating, nausea: after, Agar., Agnus, Amm. c, 
 Anthrok., Ant. t., Arg. nit., lAtrop. s., Aur. 
 mur., Bism., IBor., Bry., ICarbo v., Caust., 
 Cham., Chin, s., ICic, IICoccul., ICon., CycL, 
 Diosc, IFerr., IFerr. ph., Gamb., BGraph., 
 I I Ham., Hyper., Ipec, Jacar., IKali bi., Kali 
 c, Kali iod., ILach., ILyc, Med., INatr. m., 
 ■ BNux v., BOp., Oxal. ac, IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 MPlumb., IPuls., IIRumex, Sars., USep., 
 ISul., Tereb.; aggravation, Anac, ICoccul., 
 Merc per., Sec; aggravation, in cholerine, 
 IIAsar.; before eating, INatr. s., Sabad., ISul.; 
 better after eating, Arg. nit., Cham., Grat., 
 Sinap., ISpig.; better, in diarrhoea, IIBrom.; 
 better during eating, Sinap.; after breakfast, 
 Agar., Amb., Calc. p., ICham., BCurar., Daph., 
 ■Sars., ISpig.; before breakfast, Alum., Berb., 
 ISpig.; afterbreakfast, better, Alum., Bov.; dur- 
 ing breakfast, Agar., Hnd.; with a cold, after 
 
 scarlet fever, IHell.; in diabetes, ILact. ac; 
 deathly, Agar., Ars. s. f., Berb., Cepa, ICycl., 
 Med., I INux v.; during eating, Amm. c, Ang., 
 ■Caust., 1 1 Sabad., I IVer.; during, when al- 
 most satisfied, ICalc; in yellow fever, lArs. 
 h.; in headache, Bism., ILac def.; heaviness 
 of head and bitter eructations, INatr. m.; 
 heart disease, IHydras.; after a little food, 
 IDiad., ISil.; long lasting, after meat, ICarbo 
 a.; at night, during, Cinch, bol.; with palpi- 
 tation, Kali c; in phthisis, after dinner, 
 ■Kali c; in pregnancy, I Anac, IColch., ILact. 
 ac, IOp.; in pregnancy, after night watching 
 and mental disturbance, I IPuls.; must keep 
 quiet, Ham.; in scirrhous uteri, I Ars.; with 
 shuddering, Amm. m.; qualmishness better, 
 ■Magn. c. ; qualmishness,after dinner, 1 1 Ant. t. ; 
 qualmishness before, Natr. s.; qualmishness, 
 2 to 4 p.m., Chrom. ac; with pain and sore- 
 ness in stomach better, BNatr. c; sudden, 
 Ruta ; sudden, during, with vomiting of food, 
 Ruta; after supper, ICycl.; after supper, 
 gradually worse, Chrom. ac ; with vanishing 
 of sight, sweat on forehead, distension of 
 abdomen, BCrot. t.; in tabes mesenterica, 
 I I Petrol.; with vertigo, I ISamb.; followed by 
 vomiting of bile or undigested food, Stann. ; 
 with vomiting, constant pain and pressure 
 in epigastrium as from a stone (reflex gastric 
 derangement during pregnancy), I INux v.; 
 and vomiting with great straining, causing 
 pain in head and back, BLyc; with sudden 
 vomiting, BRhus ; with waterbrash, Amm.m.; 
 followed by vomiting of bitter salt water, 
 ■Magn. c 8®°* vomiting. 
 
 Eating, neck: pain on closing jaws, ^Form.; 
 stiff neck, INux v. ; aching in back of neck, 
 vertex and forehead, with nausea, Con. 
 
 Eating, neuralgia: after improper diet, BBPuls.; 
 cervico-brachial neuralgia, INux v.; faceache 
 worse, I I Zinc; faceache caused by missing 
 dinner, ICact. 
 
 Eating, nose: bleeding after dinner, Arg. met.; 
 bleeding during dinner, Spong.; sneezing after 
 dinner, Agar., Cinch, bol.; itching, Jatroph. 
 jgijg^ coryza. 
 
 Eating, oesophagus : burning, Con.; burning, 
 in stricture from spasm, IPlumb.; irritated 
 (gastralgia), BArg. nit. 
 gi^ pharynx ; also Chap. 13. 
 
 Eating, too often : Blod. Chap. 14, Hunger 
 excessive. 
 
 Eating, oil: bad effects, Bry., I ICanth., IPuls. 
 j8@~ fat food. 
 
 Eating, onions: bad effects, BLyc, I IPuls., 
 BThuya; stool worse, Thuya; throat sore, 
 ■ Alum. 
 
 Eating, oppression: Aspar., Calad., Chin, s., 
 Elaps, BBKali bi., BNux m., BNux v., IOp., 
 ■Rhus; in amenorrhcea,BCarbol. ac; in morn- 
 ing, BCarbo a. J8@T fulness, heaviness. 
 
 Eating, oysters: aggravation, ISul. ac; diarrhoea, 
 BBrom.JLyc; gastric disturbance, Bry.,BBLyc 
 
 Eating, palpitation : after, Aspar., Bufo., Calc, 
 BCamph., BCarbo a., BCarbo v., BBLyc, BNatr. 
 m., Nitr. ac, Plumb., I I Sep., I ISul.; better 
 after breakfast, BKali c; in chlorosis, BCalc; 
 after dinner, IPuls., I IStram.; in endocardi- 
 tis, ICalc; from indigestion, BBNux v. 
 jgiir heart, pulse. 
 
 Eating, pastry : bad effects, BArs., Bry., Carbo 
 v., Ipec, Kali c, BLyc, BBPuls., Sul., Ver.; 
 
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 gastric catarrh, IPuls.; colic, IPuls.; cutting 
 cone, d II Ant. e; flatulent colic worse, INatr. s.; 
 diarrhoea, 4Kalim.,INatr. s.; headache,! IPuls.; 
 nausea, II Ant. c; neuralgia, I IPuls.; urti- 
 caria, IPuls.; vomiting, IPuls.; worse after 
 puddings, Ptel. 
 
 Eating, pepper: Ars., BCina, Cinch., I INatr. c, 
 INux v. I I Sep., SiL; cough, iAlurn. 
 jgggjT highly seasoned. 
 
 Eating, pharynx: dryness and burning, 
 extending into chest, is relieved (syphilitic 
 sore throat), IMez.; tearing when swallowing 
 saliva, after dinner, Agar.; a morsel sticks, as 
 if constricted, IINitr. ac; on sitting down to 
 meals sensation of constriction in pharynx, 
 as if in chest, with suffocative feeling, fol- 
 lowed by frequent yawning, Val. 
 gg^cesophagus ; also Chap. 13, Swallowing. 
 
 Eating, pork : disagrees, Aeon., I I Ant. c , Ant. 
 t., I I Ars., Asaf., Bell., HCarbo v., Caust., 
 IColch., IICycL, Dros., Ilpec, INatr. e, 
 ■Natr. m., IIPuls., USep., Tarax., IThuya ; 
 nauseates, I I Ham.; diarrhoea and whooping 
 cough, worse I I Ant. e; eruption, itching 
 violently, in bed, IPuls.; worse from smell, 
 IColch.; urticaria, IPuls.; better from bacon, 
 ■Ran. b., 1 1 Ran. sc. g^T fat food. 
 
 Eating, potatoes: IAlurn., Amm. m., I IColoc, 
 ISep., IVer.; bellyache, IColoc; drawing or 
 oppressive pain, going upward to chest and 
 throat, Alum.; colic, indigestion, IIAlum.; 
 disagree, IAlurn., IBry.; sour eructations, 
 IMagn. c; pyrosis, IMagn. c. 
 Jg^l^ vegetables. 
 
 Eating, pulse: accelerated, I I Lye, feeble, 
 Diosc. ; more frequent and full, Ars. h.; qui- 
 eter, Zinc. ®s^ heart, palpitation. 
 
 Eating, raw, uncooked food: bad effects, Ars., 
 
 I IBry., Cinch., 1 1 Lye, IPuls., IBRuta, IVer. 
 Eating, rectum : pulsation, Aloe ; pain, after 
 
 dinner, Mang. 
 Eating, refuses: I IVer., I I Zinc; in insanity, 
 
 IKali m.; in insanity from drinking, IHyos.; 
 
 in nervous irritability, IKali br. 
 
 g^ Chap. 14, Aversion to food. 
 Eating, regurgitation of food : J^ 03 Chap. 16, 
 
 Eructation of food. 
 Eating, restlessness : after breakfast, ICarbo v. 
 Eating, rice : vomiting, Tell. 
 Eating, salads : aggravation from lettuce, 
 
 I I Ars., I IBry., ICalc, Carbo v., Lach.,Lyc; 
 colic, Cepa ; gastric disturbance after chicken 
 salad, Bry. J§gT high living. 
 
 Eating, saliva: copious, I All. sat., Cast, eq., 
 INatr. s. 
 
 Eating, salt: bad effects, UPhos.; bad effects 
 from salt food, I I Ars., I ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 ICoca, IDros., 1 1 Lye, Nitr. sp. d., Nux v., 
 ISelen.; better from salt food, Magn. c ; na- 
 sal catarrh, INatr. m.; cough, IAlurn.; ecze- 
 ma, INatr. m.; food does not agree except 
 salt fish, which he does not like, I IPhos.; 
 hunger worse, IMagn. m.; worse from salt 
 meat, Act. sp.; aching, contracted pain, Nitr. 
 sp. d.; purpura, caused by excessive use,bloody 
 diarrhoea, INitr. sp. d.; sexual debility, IPhos.; 
 teeth better, ICarbo a.; burned appearance of 
 tongue (scorlet fever), INatr. m. 
 
 Eating, speedy satiety: Amm. c, Carb. s., ICic, 
 IClem., Coccus, Ferr. iod., Fluor, ac, Gamb., 
 Ilgn., IUic, BILyc, INuxm.,1 IPrun., IRaph., 
 Rhod. , Ruta, ISep. ; during breakfast, Agar. ; in 
 
 27 
 
 cardialgia and headache, IKali c; in diarrhoea, 
 with weak, empty feeling after stool, IPetrol.; 
 in diarrhoea after suppression of skin disease, 
 ILyc; in dyspepsia, INux v., followed by 
 nausea and vomiting, IPod. ; in chronic inflam- 
 mation of pancreas, Iod.; in phthisis, ICetrar.; 
 in tuberculosis mesenterica, INux v. 
 $3^ aversion, refuses. 
 
 Eating sauerkraut: Ars., IIBry., ICalc, Carbo 
 v., ICinch , Cupr., IIHell., ILyc, I INatr. m., 
 I IPetrol., IPhos., IPuls., ISep., Ver ; causes 
 bloating (cough), I IPhos.; gastric derange- 
 ment, IBry.; diarrhoea, "IPetrol. 
 
 Eating, sausage : gastric derangement after old, 
 lArs., HBelL, IBry., Phos. ac, I IRhus; colic 
 after spoiled, lArs.; gastro-intestinal symp- 
 toms worse after spoiled, lArs. 
 
 Eating, highly seasoned food : bad effects, 
 IINux v.; cough worse, BSul.; hemorrhoids, 
 I INux v. 
 J^iP^ ginger, high living, pepper, salt. 
 
 Eating, sexual symptoms: after, Aloe ; erection, 
 Niccol.; erections at dinner, Alum.; sexual 
 desire increased, 1 1 Aloe; lasciviousness with 
 feeling of weakness in parts, inclined to 
 emission, Lyss. 
 
 Eating, shoulder : convulsive shaking of left, 
 after dinner, Agar. 
 
 Eating, sleep: drowsy after, Arum m., All. sat., 
 Ant. c, Apis, Bov.,Bufo, Calc,Caps.,ICarbov., 
 Chin, s., ICic, Cinch., Cinch, bob, Croc, Cycl., 
 Grat., Guarana, I I Kali c, ILach.,IILyc, Lyss., 
 INatr. m., IINux m., INux v., IPhos., IRhus, 
 SiL, Stilling., Tarax., Tell.; drowsiness before 
 breakfast, ICalc; dulness and drowsiness 
 after breakfast, Calad.; sleepiness with chilli- 
 ness and yawning, I IKali c; somnolence, 
 with passive cerebral congestion in patients 
 predisposed to apoplexy, IOp.; drowsy before 
 dinner, Calad.; drowsy after dinner, 1 1 A gar., 
 Aur. met., Carbo v., I IChel., Cinnab., Diosc, 
 Euphor., I ILach., INux m., Vib.; after dinner, 
 with anxious dreams, Sinap.; after dinner, 
 with headache, ICalc ; after dinner, in phthisis, 
 IKali c; during dinner drowsy, ICalc. p.; 
 during eating sleepy, Bov., Sarrac; sleepy 
 during hot stage, Cinch.; after supper, lies 
 down immediately and sleeps, ICalc, Chim. 
 m., Hep., Tell.; in tabes mesenterica drowsi- 
 ness, I IPetrol.; in vaginismus, Ilgn.; sleep- 
 lessness, Castor.; sleeplessness after eating too 
 much, IPuls. $3T tired feeling, yawning. 
 
 Eating, slowly: while very hungry, I Aeon.; 
 difficult swallowing, Acet. ac. 
 
 Eating, small quantities: in chronic consti- 
 pation, ICoca; after wound on head, ILed.; 
 inclined to nibble, IMagn. m.; and. often, 
 Bry. 
 
 Eating, smoked meats: aggravation, , ICalc, 
 ISil.; agree, in diarrhoea, ICaust. 
 
 Eating, soup: aggravation, Alum.; relieves 
 gnawing, Oxal. ac; a small portion of weak 
 soup fills her up (asthma), IKali c; causes 
 nausea and disgust for food, ICarbo v.; tastes 
 insipid, Card. m. 
 
 Eating, speech : difficult, after, Amm. c 
 
 Eating, spices : JgSgP highly seasoned. 
 
 Eating, spleen : pressing, after supper, Lyss. 
 
 Eating, strange sensation: before dinner, a 
 strangeness of whole body, Lyss. 
 
 Eating, stomach: aehing,after,IIBar. c; aching, 
 worse, ICalc, IPuls. (gglfpain); aching, 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 better, I I.Chel.; aching before breakfast, 
 ■Iris ; dull aching, iHep.; aching as if a hard 
 body lay there, worse by touch and pressure, 
 extends to both sides, under false ribs, Sinap.; 
 acidity, Chel., ILach., 1 1 Rob.; acidity after 
 farinaceous food (bronchitis), ICaust.; bear- 
 ing down, during breakfast, Agar.; boring, as 
 if stomach would be perforated, worse after 
 breakfast, Natr. s.; burning, I Caps , ICarbo 
 a., IDaph., IKali c; burning, in intervals of 
 epileptic attacks, lArs ; burning is relieved 
 (gastrosis), IMez.; burning, to throat, Kali c; 
 causes burning and distress until vomited 
 (heart affection), ILach.; burning, raw feel- 
 ing, IDiosc; cold feeling, ICarbo a., ICist.; 
 cramp, immediately, Sul ; contracted, worse 
 by stimulants, Osm. ; constriction better, 
 1 1 Chel.; constricting pain, I IBry.; one or two 
 hours, after constricting, stitching, burning, 
 INatr. m.; convulsive pains after very little 
 food, IDiad.; cutting, Cup. ars ; cutting like a 
 sore on commencing to eat, better while eat- 
 ing, Ang.; cutting in left side, I Kali c; dis- 
 comfort, ICarbo v., IILyc; distension, Alum., 
 Apoc, Aur. mur., Bry., ICalc, Cann. i., ICar- 
 bo a., liCarbo v., llCinch., HColch., Diosc, 
 IGrat., IHep., ILach., IILyc, INux m., Ru- 
 mex, ISal. ac. ; distended, in phthisis, IStann.; 
 distress, Alet., ICact., ICarbo a., • Cub., Diosc, 
 I ISul.ac; distress, dyspeptic,ISpong.; distress- 
 ing feeling, after supper, all night, that, 
 unless stomach were relieved, a fit would 
 ensue, Merc, sul.; distress, in chronic gas- 
 tritis, I Apis; drawing through right chest 
 into shoulder, better loosening dress and 
 eructating, I I Sep.; as if food lay dry in stom- 
 ach, Calad.; dull pain, ICalc p.; feeling of 
 emptiness, Arum m., HCina, Chloral., IGrat., 
 ILaur., ILyc, I IPtel., Sang.; eats only because 
 stomach feels hollow, hastily, soon satisfied 
 (impotence), Calad.; as if food had to force 
 itself through stomach, Bar. c; fulness (jg^" 
 . fulness) ; gastric symptoms, after breakfast, 
 Hyper.; gastric symptoms worse,IPtel.; before, 
 ■ Lith.; gnawing better, UChel., HUran. n.; 
 gnawing better, but returns in a few hours 
 (cancer), ILach.; gnawing and pressure, with 
 "gone," weak feeling about 10 or 11 a.m., 
 INatr c; painful grasping, extends over chest, 
 IKali c; grinding better (cardialgia), IChel.; 
 feeling as if hard pieces were lying in stom- 
 ach, with nausea, after typhoid fever (nerv- 
 ous affection), IManc; heat, IFerr.; a gentle 
 heat seems to pass through arms to fingers, 
 hands appear as if dead, Con.; heartburn, 
 Merc iod. rub. (fi@* Chap. 17, Stomach 
 .burning); heaviness, Alum., ICact., Cinch., 
 Elaps, IHep., Plant., IPuls., Rumex ; heavi- 
 ness, like a load (dyspepsia), IKali bi., ILach., 
 IILyc, INitr. ac; heaviness, in bronchitis, 
 ■Iod. ; heaviness, as from a stone, IBry , 
 IPhos., 1 1 Rhus, I ISil.; heaviness, particularly 
 during and after tea (irritation of meninges 
 in cervical portion), 1 1 Paris; heaviness, in 
 ascites, I Apis; irritated, after gastralgia, 
 I Arg. nit.; jumping and shaking, as if jerked 
 up (gastric affections), IKali bi.; as if food 
 lodged- over orifice, llgn.; feeling of lump, 
 Med.; pain, I Abies, Arg. nit., 1 1 Ars., Calc, 
 ICist, lEup. perf., Kob., INux m., INux v., 
 IPuls., 1 1 Rhus, I Sep., Sul. ac; pain better, /Esc 
 h., IBrom., IChel., Oxal. ac; pains, better in 
 
 knee-elbow position, ICon.; pain better, in 
 cardialgia, IMagn. m.j pain beneath, I Coc- 
 cul.; pain, must bend over, with vomiting of 
 blood and slimy fluid (chlorosis), USep.; 
 pains commence and last as long as he con- 
 tinues to eat, I IPhos.; pain, with chilliness, 
 ILyc; crampy pains, with distress from acid 
 eructations, IPhos. ac; pain, in debility, 
 ICinch.; pain, after dinner, Ars. s. f.; pain, 
 during, 1 1 Ars.; pain, in dyspepsia, I ICalab., 
 llVer.; pain, in fungus nematodes, I IPhos.; 
 pain, in gastritis, Ferr. s.; pain, in gastric ul- 
 cer, lArg. nit.; pain, in one spot, I INatr. p.; 
 pains renewed and aggravated during, I Sep.; 
 pain, constant, dull, heavy, squeezing pain, 
 I Rob.; pain, under heart, in gastric ulcer,! Arg. 
 nit.; pain, in incipient tubercular disease, 
 I ITuberc; pain, with warmth and tender- 
 ness, I Aeon.; pain, weakly people, I IMang. ; 
 pinching, lAtrop.s.; pinching, burning, better 
 after breakfast, Natr. s.; pressure, Amm. c, 
 Ant. t., lAsaf., BAtrop. s., IBell., IBry., Calc, 
 Cham., ICarbo v., IChin. s., IFerr., Grat., IHep., 
 Kali c, IILyc, INatr. c, INux v., Plat., Ru- 
 mex, Sep., ISil., ISul.; pressure in blepharitis, 
 IKali c; pressure after bread, I ICaust.; press- 
 ure after breakfast, Agar., Carb. s., INatr. c; 
 pressure, towards back, Hyper.; pressure, 
 chronic, IStront.; pressing, from cold food, 
 especially in weakly women, Mang. ; pressure, 
 with hypochondriacal mood, INux v. ; press- 
 ure, particularly after milk, vomiting of food 
 then bile, Samb.; pressure worse at night, 
 becomes cutting on motion, I IVer.; pressure 
 worse at night, w r ith nausea, llgn.; pressure 
 after dinner, Carbo s., IClem., Kali br.; violent 
 pressure, INatr. c; pressure, during eating, 
 Con.; pressure, in dyspepsia, IKali bi.; as if 
 food remained above stomach and was being 
 pressed back into mouth, followed by belch- 
 ing of wind and rumbling and gurgling, 
 I INux v.; pressure with headache, Bism.; 
 pressure like a heaviness, IKali c; pressure 
 afier a little, Cham., I ICinch., Hyper., Led.; 
 pressure like a load (gastralgia), 1 1 Bism.; press- 
 ure, as if a hard body lay there, extends to 
 both sides under false ribs, Sinap.; pressure 
 with nausea, ILyc; pressure in (phthisis), 
 I IStann.; pressure, pinching, IPuls.; pressure 
 after prunes, Agar.; pressure, stitching, ICalc; 
 pressure after supper, ICalc; pressure worse 
 from touch and motion, I IPhos. ac; pressing, 
 in scirrhus uteri, lArs.; pressure with uterine 
 symptoms, IKali f.; pressure with feeling of 
 weakness in knees, I ILach.; pressure as if a 
 heavy weight or stone were in it, IPhos.; 
 sensitive, can endure nothing tight, IGraph., 
 IHep.; sharp pain, better after eating, Diosc; 
 sinking feeling, better, Alum.; soreness, to 
 pressure, ICalc. p.; spasms in stomach during 
 meal, chronic, Bell.; spasm in stomach com- 
 mences during, IDiad.; a load as of a stone or 
 lead after a meal, particularly raw vegetables, 
 I ISil.; symptoms worse, Anac: throbbing, 
 Alum.jINatr.m. ; tight feeling, Coff; tightness, 
 in bronchitis, Hod.; ulcerative pain, after 
 dinner, I Arg. nit.; ulcerative pain, Gamb.; 
 uneasiness, IHydras.; uneasiness better (gas- 
 trosis), IMez.; uneasiness below sternum ex- 
 tending to navel, better (tapeworm), Cina; 
 uneasiness, in diabetes mellitus, ILact. ac; 
 suffocating weight, causing a rush of blood to 
 
15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 419 
 
 head and ringing in ears (catarrhal ophthal- 
 mia), IISul. Jggp^ abdomen, fulness, op- 
 pression, satiety. 
 Eating, causes stool: lArs., Bar. c, Bor., 
 ICalc, Calad., Chrom. ac, ICrot. t, IHydras., 
 Ipec, Oxal. ac, HPuls., BRheum, Sinap., 
 ■Thuya; with colic, IIAloe, BCed., MPod.; 
 in chronic diarrhoea, I Gamb.; dry, like sand, 
 after dinner, lArg. met.; without exertion, 
 IAloe;with wind, ICed.; with flatus and 
 pain in abdomen, better getting warm in 
 bed, IColoc; immediately, All. sat.; painless, 
 in scrofula, lArs.; papescent, ICed.; smelling 
 like carrion (scrofula), lArs. ; white, BCed. 
 ggg^ diarrhoea. 
 Eating, swallowing, jg^ Chap. 13, Swallow- 
 ing difficult. 
 Eating, sweat: after, Amm. c, I lArg. met., 
 Ars., Bar. c, BGuarsea, IKali c, INitr. ac; 
 better, Cinch., Ferr., Fluor, ac; in crusta 
 lactea, ICalc; during, I lArg. met., Benz. ac, 
 Carbo v., I INatr. m., Nitr. ac, 01. an.; hot, 
 Jacea ; prickling, on bald vertex, ICepa ; with 
 feeling of weakness at epigastrium, I IKali p.; 
 especially during siesta, BCarbo a. B^° fever. 
 Eating, sweet things : aggravation or bad 
 effects, 1 1 Aeon., Amm. c, I ICalc, ICham., 
 Graph., I llgn., Ipec, IMerc.,1 INatr.c, ISelen., 
 I ISpig., ISul., IThuya, I I Zinc; acidity (bron- 
 chitis), ICaust.; candies, bad effects, IISul.; 
 incessant dry cough , worse at night, wakes just 
 as she is falling asleep, Med.; desire for, but 
 they disagree, Merc, sol.; diarrhoea, ICrot. t.; 
 diarrhoea after maple sugar, Calc s.; candies, 
 heartburn, I Zinc; after preserves mouth fills 
 with sour liquid, afternoon, Cinch, bob; cannot 
 swallow (syphilis), ILach.; sore throat worse, 
 Spong.; toothache worse, INatr. c; sugar disa- 
 grees, Oxal.ac, ISelen.; sugar causes burning, 
 Sang.; sugar, colic worse, II Oxal. ac; sugar, 
 caused diarrhoea, child (cholera infantum), 
 I lArg. nit,; sugar aggravates pain in stomach, 
 Oxal. ac; sugar causes sour taste, ICalc. 
 Eating, taste: acid, ISep.; aftertaste of food, 
 Ars. h., Benz. ac, Diosc, I I Puis.; food, bitter, 
 lArs., UCinch., BFerr., I IRheum, Sabina, 
 Sars.; bitter, after, ICarbo v., Nitr. ac, IPhos., 
 IIPuls., ISul.; bitter, before, ITarax.; bitter, 
 better after breakfast, IKali iod.; bitter, bet- 
 ter after breakfast and dinner, with feeling of 
 coldness on tongue, I IKali m.; bitter, before 
 dinner, Agar.; bitter, after dinner, Ang.; bit- 
 ter, after dinner, from smoking, Ang.; bitter, 
 in apyrexia of intermittent, I Ars.; bitter, in 
 intermittent, with gastric and bilious symp- 
 toms, or consequent upon abuse of Cinchona 
 or quinine, IPuls.; bitter, mucus in throat, 
 before, Calend.; bitter, with nausea, I IKalm.; 
 solid food, dry and insipid, IFerr. mur.; food, 
 flat, Anac; flat, after dinner, Yerbas.; food, 
 insipid, BArs., Arund. ; metallic, before din- 
 ner, Chrom. ac; food, not natural, I IPtel.; 
 natural, yet seems disagreeable in mouth, 
 ICinch.; offensive, after breakfast, Agar.; pu- 
 trid, Bell.; putrid, in mornings, IRhus; ran- 
 cid, IKali iod.; food, salty, lArs., Benz. ac, 
 Cadm. s., IBCinch.; not salty enough, BArs.; 
 like sawdust, Nux m. ; sour, after, ICarbo v., 
 Coccul... I I Graph., BBNux v.; food, sour, lArs.; 
 food, sour, in diarrhoea, ICaps.; sweet mucus, 
 after dinner, Alum. ; food, tasteless, lAlum., 
 Ant. tart., Dros., IINux v., Polyg.,Rhod., Sal. 
 
 ac; unpleasant, after dinner, Agar.; food, 
 like clear water, Cup. m. 
 Jg^~ Chap. 11, Taste. 
 
 Eating, thigh : pain after dinner, Carb. s.; burn- 
 ing, after dinner, Agar. 
 
 Eating, thirst: after, Aloe., Calad., ICaust., 
 BNatr. s.; during, Aloe, Coccul.; after dinner, 
 Ars. s. f., I I Castor, I Gamb., MPsor.; a few 
 hours after dinner, INatr. c; drinks much at 
 a time, during, ILach.; drinks because there 
 is something dry lying in stomach, Calad. 
 $®~ Chap. 14, Thirst, eating. 
 
 Eating, throat: acrid, INitr. ac; aggravation, 
 INuxv., IPuls.; aggravation during, INux v. 
 (g@~ Chap. 13, Swallowing painful) ; bitter- 
 ness, worse after breakfast, IKali iod.; burn- 
 ing, ICalc, Calc s., INitr. ac; burning after 
 breakfast, Agar.; burning during, IParis; 
 burning after dinner, deep, rough sensation, 
 BDros.; choking, after dinner, when sitting 
 and waiting, Bar. c; painful contraction as 
 if tied (angina faucium), ILach.; dryness 
 after breakfast, Agar.; dryness w T orse, ICist., 
 ILach.; dryness in a small spot better, ICist.; 
 heat worse, ICist.; mucus, IGraph.; sw r eet 
 mucus after dinner, Alum. ; nausea in 
 throat pit, Cinch.; pain during, IPetrol., 
 1 1 Sars.; raw T ness, Anac; rawness better, 
 ICarbo a.; roughness w r orse, Anac; scraping 
 before supper, I Croc; scraped feeling and 
 roughness better, Pic. ac; scratching, Anag.; 
 soreness disappears, Tell. ; soreness better after 
 supper, 7 p. m., Lyss.; stinging worse, IPuls.; 
 stinging, morning and evening, Spong. ; symp- 
 toms better, Benz. ac; sensation as of a worm 
 rising, better (helminthiasis), Spig. 
 
 Eating, tibia: tearing in left, after dinner, Agar. 
 
 Eating, tired feeling: Ant. c; during eating, 
 tired, Bov., ICarbo a., MCard. m., ICalc, 
 Cinch.; tiredness, worse before, Cinnab., Diad., 
 Lyss., INatr. m., INux m., Selen., Staph.; lan- 
 guor, in evening, Alum.; ^he cannot raise 
 hands, IBar. c; must lie down, Ars. h., Selen., 
 Staph.; must lie down after dinner, Alum., 
 llgn.; desire to lie down with inability to fall 
 asleep (prostatitis and atony of sexual organs), 
 I ISelen.; tabes mesenterica, I IPetrol. 
 gggf faint, sleep, weakness. 
 
 Eating, toe : after dinner burning in corn of 
 right little, preventing sleep, Agar. 
 
 Eating, tongue : aphthae bleeding (diarrhoea), 
 Bor.; feels as if burnt, llgn.; white, papilla? 
 elevated, better after breakfast, BCroc; biting 
 behind, on left edge, after dinner, Agar.; pain 
 . in edges, as if constantly pierced by needles, 
 worse, I INux v.; rough, raw and scraping, 
 I IGraph.; feels as if raw, BIgn.; roughness in 
 morning on waking passes off, Sars.; sensi- 
 tive to slight touch, Osm. JS^^*" Chap. 11. 
 
 Eating, toothache : Arm, Ant, c, Ant. t., BBell., 
 Calc, BCham., Coff., Lachn., BNux m.; aggra- 
 vation, Ananth., BBAnt. c, Ant. t., Arm, BBell., 
 BBry., Calc, BCarbo v., BCham., BChim. m., 
 BChim. umb., Cinch., Coff., Ferr. ph., BIgn., 
 BKali c, BLach., Lachn., BLyc, BMerc, BNatr. 
 m., BNux m., INuxv., Rhus', ISpig., IBStaph., 
 BSul.; beating, BMagn. c; better, Amb., Amm. 
 c, Arm, Calc, BCarbo v., BCham., 1 1 Ipec, 
 BPhos. ac, BRhus, Sil.; better during, Bell., 
 Bry., Cham., ICinch., Coff., Phos. ac, Sil.; 
 burning, in carious, BCaust,; darting, worse 
 after dinner, Con., BIgn.; drawing, BCham.: 
 
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 15. EATING AND DRINKING. 
 
 drawing during menses, better, Amm. c; 
 drawing, tearing, to ears and throat, Natr. m.; 
 rhythmical drawing in both rows, daring, 
 ICoceion.; dull, worse in left upper molar, 
 
 I INux v.; during, I Cham., INux m., IPuls.; in 
 right eyetooth, during, ISul. ac; during, in sy- 
 philitic neuralgia,! ISyph.; gnawing in carious, 
 
 I I Ant. c; painful jerking, Stann.; raging, tear- 
 ing, dull sticking, jerking in roots through up- 
 per jaw to ear,IILach.; soreness, even of sound 
 teeth, during, Plant.; stinging during, IMagn. 
 c.,Psor.; stitches, then boring, in molar, Calc; 
 tearing, through left ear, during, ISep.; 
 tearing in roots (left side posteriorly), Ant. 
 t., BSpig.; biting, drawing, pressive, in a 
 carious incisor, worse in open air, gradually 
 ceased in house, Staph.; boring pressing, as if 
 something had got into tooth, after dinner, 
 I Kali c; throbbing, worse when touched by 
 anything cold or warm, IKali c; after warm 
 food or drink, better by cold, Ferr. ph. 
 
 fi^° Chap. 10, Toothache eating. 
 
 Eating, trembling: seems to quiver all over, 
 before, Alum.; before breakfast, I Calc. 
 g^jp weakness. 
 
 Eating, turnips: gastric derangement, IIBry., 
 IPuls.; headache and pain in sternum, I I Calc. a. 
 
 Eating, uneasiness: Act. sp., Agnus, Bar. c; 
 must move about, Kob.; in tabes mesenterica, 
 I I Petrol. ; after dinner, Agar. 
 jg^* abdomen, discomfort, distress, ful- 
 ness, oppression, stomach. 
 
 Eating, urethra : tickling, after dinner, Carb. s. 
 
 Eating, urination: copious, I IPuls.; painful, 
 INux m. 
 
 Eating, veal: bad effects, diarrhoea, IIArs., 
 ICalc, ICaust., Cinch., BBIpec, BKali n., 
 BBNitrum, I INux v., BSep., IISul., Ver., 
 I Zinc. 
 
 Eating, vegetables : acidity, BHydras.; aggra- 
 vation, excepting after breadstuffs, BKali c; 
 bad effects, IIArs., BBry., MCupr., BHell., 
 Hydras., Lye, Magn. c, BNatr. c, 1 1 Ver.; de- 
 cayed, bad effects, ICarbo a., BICarbo v.; colic, 
 BBVer.; diarrhoea, BNatr. s.; diarrhoea, worse, 
 ILyc; disagree, BBry.; flatulence, BCaps., 
 BCarbo v.; indigestion, BHydras.; leguminous 
 food, ICalc; cause weakness, BHydras. 
 )Hi^* potatoes, sauerkraut. 
 
 Eating, vertigo : Arn., ICham., B Coccus, BGrat., 
 BKali bi., BKali c, BKali iod., BLach., I BNux 
 v., BPetrol., BBPuls., BRhus; aggravation, 
 IPhos., Sinap.; after breakfast, Alum., Selen., 
 Tarant.; before breakfast, BCalc; after din- 
 ner, Aloe, Bufo., Coca,BHep., BNatr. s.JBNux 
 v., Selen., Zinc; during dinner, Calc. p., 
 BMagn. c, BMagn. m.; during eating, Amm. 
 c, Form., BBGraph., Grat., BBNux v. 
 
 Eating, vomiting : BAcet. ac, BAlum., Ant. t., 
 BAtrop. s., Bell., Berb., Bry., BCarbo v., Cina, 
 Cup. ars., Eup. perf., FerrjBFerr. ph., Gamb., 
 BGraph., Ipec, BIris, Meph., Merc per., 
 IBPhos., 1 1 Plumb., Sec, BBSep., BSil., I ISul., 
 IB Ver., BZinc; worse, Mur. ac; with asthma, 
 about 4 or 5 a.m., always worse in damp, 
 rainy weather, BNatr. s.; after breakfast, 
 Agar., BCarbo v., Chrom. ac, Daph., BFerr.; 
 better, Aeon.; before breakfast, BNux v., 
 IITabac; before breakfast, of sweetish water, 
 during pregnancy, IIKreo. ; in cholera infan- 
 tum, ICrot. t.; chronic vomiting, IPuls.; in 
 puerperal convulsions, 1 1 Ver. v.; followed by 
 
 craving appetite, IPod.; in debilitated per- 
 sons, 1 8 Cinch.; after dinner, Agar., Ars. s. f., 
 ILach.; after dinner, if food is hot and hast- 
 ily eaten it is vomited soon after, if cold and 
 slowly eaten it is retained for a longer period, 
 if hot it is vomited immediately, I IPuls.; 
 in yellow fever, after least thing to eat and 
 drink,IArs. h.; in gastritis, immediately, I Ars.; 
 dark greenish masses, ILyc; in headache, 
 IMerc per.; in hysterical women, especially 
 if subjected to exciting emotions, IKali br.; 
 in liver complaint, Aeon.; of mucus, Ant. t., 
 Berb., 1 1 Plumb.; copious, painful, Sarrac; in 
 morning (bilious), Crotal.; in morning, in 
 dyspepsia, IFerr. ph.; of glairy mucus, IVer. 
 v.; of mucus, in pregnancy, IISul. ac; with 
 rattling of mucus during cough, IIMeph.; 
 of sour mucus, Psor.; sour, putrid mucus 
 with food (marasmus), 1 1 Hydras.; without 
 nausea, IFerr.; in indurated pancreas, BCarbo 
 a.; during pregnancy, IOp.; sometimes while at 
 table, IMagn. p.; in disorder of pregnancy, 
 I I Tarant.; in scirrhus uteri, B Ars.; sour, BAtrop. 
 s., Ilpec, IKali bi.; after supper, during preg- 
 nancy, IIKreo.; after supper, from drinking 
 water, Calc; in syphilis, IMerc cor.; two or 
 three hours after, undigested, IIKreo.; in 
 gastric ulcer, lArg. nit.; in perforating ulcer, 
 I ISil.; especially warm food (cardialgia), 
 ILobel. i. ; mucus, ICup. ac; large quantities of 
 sour water, I Natr. a. ; of large masses of water, 
 I ISil.; in whooping cough, BAnt. t. 
 gigg"" Chap. 16, Vomiting food. 
 
 Eating, waterbrash : Bry., IKali c, ILact ac, 
 INux v., ISep., I ISil. 
 jgil^ heartburn ; also Chap. 16, Waterbrash. 
 
 Eating, weakness : worse before, Cinnab.; be- 
 fore breakfast, ICalc; after breakfast, Brom., 
 Dig.; after eating, Oxal. ac, Sars.; after least 
 exertion, Nitr. ac; after dinner, Ars. h., Dig., 
 I ILach.; after dinner must lie down, Cain.; 
 after dinner sudden, w T hen walking in open air, 
 Amm. m.; during eating, Amm. c; too weak, 
 to chew, Bar. c, ICarbo a.; in limbs, Clem. 
 g^ fainting, lassitude, lazy, malaise. 
 
 Eating, wind: g^° abdomen. 
 
 Eating, yawning: Aur. mur.; better, Chen, v.; 
 after dinner, Zinc; during dinner, BCalc. p.; 
 after a little food, IDiad. JS^ sleep. 
 
 TOBACCO, abdomen : colicky pains after 
 smoking, Bufo.; pain in bowels, better after 
 smoking, IColoc ; heat in abdomen rises into 
 chest, rest of body chilly, after smoking, 
 ISpong. 
 
 Tobacco, aggravation* : I I Aeon., Act. sp., Agar., 
 IAlum.,Amb.,Ang.,IAnt. c, 1 1 Arg., I Ars., Bell., 
 IIBry., I ICalc, Camph., I ICarbo a., UCic, 
 I I Cinch. ,IClem.,ICoccus,Coloc,ICycl.,IEuph., 
 Ferrum, Hell., Hep., Illgn., Iod., Ilpec, 
 ILach., Magn. c, Menyanth., BNatr. m., BBNux 
 v., BParis, I I Petrol., BPhos., BIPlant., IIPuls., 
 
 I I Ran. b., I I Rhus, BRuta, Sabad., I ISabina, 
 
 I I Sars., BSelen., Sep., I ISil., Spig., I ISpong., 
 UStaph., IISul., IISul. ac, ITarax., Thuya, 
 Ver,; from smoking, Alum., ICinch., Dory., 
 Gels., Lact. ac 
 
 Tobacco, angina pectoris : BNux v. 
 
 Tobacco, aversion to smoke: Ant. t., Arn., 
 Brom., Calc, Carbo a., ICasc, Coccus, Ign., 
 Lach., Lye, Nux v., Puis., Spig., Tarax.; to 
 smoke in evening, fl Arg. nit. ; smoke does not 
 taste well, 1 1 Hyper.; cannot bear smell (gas- 
 
16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 421 
 
 trie sick headache), BLobel. i.; smoking with- 
 out relish, Ars. h.; bitter taste, Ang. 
 
 Tobacco, bad effects: lArs., Coca, llpec, 
 ILach., BLyc, IINux v., IPhos., IPlant., 
 IThuya ; from chewing, IPlant., IVer. 
 
 Tobacco, better from: Bor., I IColoc, BHep., 
 I I Merc., I INatr. c, ISep., Spig.; smoking bet- 
 ter, Merc, igr Chap. 10, Toothache tobacco. 
 
 Tobacco, bladder : strangury and retention of 
 urine, lOp. 
 
 Tobacco, breathing: aggravation, after smok- 
 ing, lOp.; asthma, after smoking - , Ascl. t. 
 
 Tobacco, burning: in syphilis, ILyc. 
 
 Tobacco, chewing : bad effects, I Ars., Carbo v., 
 Lye, INux v., Tabac. 
 
 Tobacco, convulsions : tetanic, from swallow- 
 ing, llpec. 
 
 Tobacco, cough: attacks after smoking, Agar., 
 Arg. nit., I IBry.; smoke aggravates, Brom., 
 IColoc, INux v.; causes and aggravates, Hod.; 
 smoke excites cough, I I Staph. 
 
 Tobacco, desire : wants to do nothing but 
 smoke all day, Jamb.; smoking unpleasant 
 first day, but after first week a crazy, insati- 
 able desire to smoke, does not allow pipe to 
 cool, Lyss. 
 
 Tobacco, diarrhoea : as if it would set in after 
 smoking, Bor.; worse after, ICham. 
 
 Tobacco, feeling of drunkenness after smok- 
 ing: Ascl. t. 
 
 Tobacco, dyspepsia: Aeon., Ant. c, Am., I Ars., 
 Bry., Cham., Cinch., Clem., Coccul., Coloc, 
 Cupr., Euph., Ign., llpec, ILach., ILyc, 
 IMerc, Natr. c, Natr. m., INux v., Phos., 
 IPlant., Puis., Sep., Spong., Staph., Ver. 
 
 Tobacco, eructation: after smoking, alternat- 
 ing with hiccough, Agar. 
 
 Tobacco, eyes: weak sighted, after smoking, 
 Ascl. t.; pressure, after smoking, Calad. 
 
 Tobacco, feet : smoking causes cramp in soles, 
 Calad. 
 
 Tobacco, fingers : itching after smoking, when 
 lying down, Calad. 
 
 Tobacco, headache: from smoking,Calad., Paris. 
 
 Tobacco, heart : symptoms of circulation worse 
 after smoking, BSpong.; palpitation, lAcon., 
 IINux v., IPhos.; slow soft pulse, Apoc 
 
 Tobacco, hiccough: after smoking, Calend., 
 Hgn., Puis.; during smoking, I I Puis., 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Tobacco, impotence : ILyc. 
 
 Tobacco, legs : weakne&s, from smoking, IClem. 
 
 Tobacco, mouth : smoking causes dryness, 
 Chlor.; peeling of inside of lips, after smok- 
 ing, Agar. 
 
 Tobacco, nausea : after smoking, Agar., Brom., 
 Calad., ICalc, ICalcp., IClem., Hgn., I llpec, 
 IKali bi., ILobel., IINux v., Spong., ITabac; 
 nauseous taste, from smoking, BBPuls. 
 Jggl?" Chap. 16, Nausea, smoking. 
 
 Tobacco, nervous depression: lArs., ICoca, 
 IGels., INux v., Sep. 
 
 Tobacco, neuralgia: IPlant. 
 
 Tobacco, prostatorrhoea : worse after smoking, 
 IDaph. 
 
 Tobacco, restless : after smoking cannot con- 
 trol himself, Calad. 
 
 Tobacco, sensitive to : Ars. h., I Ascl. t., BIgn., 
 Lyss. ; to smell, tastes snuff while box is one 
 foot distant, Lyss. 
 
 Tobacco, sleep : insomnia, BNux v. 
 
 Tobacco, stomach: gastro-intestinal symp- 
 toms worse after chewing, BArs. 
 
 Tobacco, stool : smoking causes urging to. 
 Calad. 
 
 Tobacco, sweat : and trembling after smoking, 
 BNatr. m. 
 
 Tobacco, tastes bitter: BCoccul.; bitter, after 
 smoking, Asar.; bitter when smoking, 
 BBCinch.; bitter, rough, after smoking, Case; 
 scratchy, bitter in mouth and fauces, BSpong.; 
 biting on tongue, Coccion. ; tasteless, Ant. t.; 
 smoking, tasteless, Ars. h. 
 
 Tobacco, thirst: violent, after smoking, 
 I ISpong. 
 
 Tobacco, throat: burning and acidity from 
 cardia, Chel.; smoking makes dry, and he 
 does not enjoy it, I IVer.; chronic inflamma- 
 tion in smoker, BNatr. m. 
 
 Tobacco, toothache: Clem., BSpig.; aggravates, 
 BIgn.; jerking toothache after smoking, BBry.; 
 smoking relieves, Bor., BNatr. c; better painful 
 jerks in nerve of a hollow tooth, Spig. 
 
 Tobacco, vomiting: Blpec; after smoking, Agar., 
 Calad. 
 
 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 Eructation. Gagging. Heartburn. Hiccough. Nausea. Retching. 
 Seasickness, Vomiting. Vomiturio. Waterbrash. 
 
 ERUCTATION (belching): BAct. rac.,1 1 Agar., 
 BAlum., BAmb., I Amyl., Amm. br.,1 lAmm.m., 
 Anag., BAnt. c, I I Ant. t., BAnthrac, BiArg. 
 nit., BBArn., IIArs., I lAsaf., IIAsar., Asim., 
 Aspar., Atrop. s., Aur. mur., BBar. c, BBBell., 
 Benz. ac., Bism., I IBov., BBBry., BCalc, 
 BCamph., Cann. s., BCanth., UCaps., BCarbo 
 a., BCaust., BBCarbo v., BCarbol. ac, llCard. 
 m., BCepa, I ICham., Cina, Cinch., BBCoccul., 
 MCoff., BColch., Coloc, BBCon., Cop., Cor- 
 
 nus, Cup. ars.,. BCup. m., BCycl., Diosc, 
 Mich., IIDros., I IDulc,Elat., BGels., BGlon., 
 Gnaphal., B Graph., Gymn., I I Hell., 1 1 Hep., 
 BHelon., BIgn., I Hod., I llpec, BIris, Jab., 
 Jatroph., BKali c, BKali iod., BKalm., BLaeh., 
 BLact ac, BLaur., BBLvc, Lyss., BflMagn. c, 
 BMagn. m., BBMerc, I IMez., I IMosch., BMur. 
 ac, Natr. a., BNatr. c, B BNatr. m., I INitr. ac, 
 Nitr. sp. d., BBNux v.. I lOleand., Pallad., 
 BPetrol., Petrosel., BBPhos., I IPhos. ac, Plat,, 
 
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 I IPlumb.,IIPuls.,l I Ran. b., I IRan.sc,BBRhus, 
 
 I I Rob.; I IRumex, I IRuta, I ISabad., I ISabina, 
 BSars., IScilla, BISep., ISil., I ISinap., MSpig., 
 HSpong., IStann., IStaph., HSul., BSul. ac, 
 ISyph., Tell., IThuya, IVal., HVer., 1 1 Verbas., 
 Vespa, Zing., I I Zinc. 
 
 $^ empty, frequent, fruitless. 
 
 Eructation, acid: I I Abies, BAcet. ac, iEsc h., 
 Aloe, Alum., IAmb., Amin. ben., Amm. c, 
 Ant. t., lArg. nit., Ars., Asar., Aur. met., 
 IBar. c, IBry., ICalc, ICalc. p., ICarbol. ac., 
 BCarbo a., B BCarbo v., TrCard. m., ICarb. s., 
 ICaust., ICepa, BCham., IChel., HCinch., ICi- 
 mex, Coff., Con., CrotaL, Cub., ICycl., IDiosc, 
 Elaps, IFerr., Ferr. iod., I Gels., IGraph.,BHep., 
 BHydras., Bllgn., Blod., Iris, BKalibi., Kalic, 
 IKali f., Kali m.,IKreo., Lept., Lobel., IBLyc, 
 IIMagn.c.,Natr.a.,iNatr.c, BNatr. m., I INatr. 
 ph., Niccol., INitr. ac, BINux v., I0p., I lOxal. 
 ac, Petrol., iBPhos., IPhos. ac, I IPlumb., 
 BPod., IPsor., IIPteL, I Puis., IRob., Sabad., 
 Sec, BSep.,Sil.,Spong.,Stann., IBSul., ISul.ac, 
 Thuya, Ver., Zinc; in afternoon, Lyss.; from 
 5 to 6 p.m., BLobel. c; in chronic alcoholism, 
 ISul.ac.; especially when sitting bent, BRob., 
 
 . Sabina; after cabbage,potatoes,and other gross 
 food, I BMagn. c ; with spasmodic pain in chest, 
 back and abdomen, at 6 p.m. (ovarian troubles), 
 Pallad.; in cholera infantum, BIMagn. c; after 
 coffee, BPuls.; continuous, Sars.; after cough, 
 Sul. ac; with crampy pains, half an hour 
 after eating, BPhos. ac; in diarrhoea, BCalc; 
 after eating, BAtrop. s., Brv.; after eating, 
 ICon., Iber., Kali c, BINatr.m., BPod., ISil.; 
 after breakfast, Sars.; two hours after eating, 
 Como.; towards evening and at times at night, 
 with twisting constricting pains in epigastrium 
 (cardialgia), IPhos.; in apyrexia, Sabad.; in 
 intermittent, ILyc; in yellow fever, IGels., 
 IILach.; with flatulence, I INatr. ph.; with 
 flatulence, in liver affections, BPod.; fluid, 
 Caulo.; fluid, with burning (cardialgia), SLo- 
 bel. i.; brownish fluid, ICalc; fluid, with 
 nausea, IPhyt.; fluid, during night (reflex gas- 
 tric derangement during pregnancy), I I Nux v.; 
 food, BFerr., Iris, IPhos.; food, also bitter, 
 BLyc; food, in suppressed menses, BCon.; 
 food, hot rancid, I I Puis.; particularly after 
 solid food, IFerr. mur.; in gastralgia, I IPhos., 
 BStram.; gas, Senecio ; with frontal headache, 
 Pic. ac; with hemicrania, BNatr. m.; with 
 marasmus, worse during night, Con.; before 
 menses, BKali c; in menorrhagia, ICarbol. ac; 
 after milk, BCalc, ISul., Zinc; after milk, in 
 metrorrhagia, BMagn. c; better after milk, 
 BCinch.; in sore mouth, BSinap.; mucus, 
 BCanth.; with burning in pharynx, BSul.; 
 with stomach-ache, I INatr. ph.; with aching, 
 contractive pain in stomach, BMagn. c; with 
 difficult swallowiug,Oxal.ac; with bitter taste, 
 BGraph.; with burning, coming up into throat, 
 BSinap., BSul.; in tumor cseci, I IPlumb.; with 
 pain in umbilical region, MOxal. ac; with 
 vertigo, falls back unconscious while standing 
 at window, Sars.; with vomiting of the little 
 food taken, BPhos. ac; water, I IBry., BGamb., 
 Gymn., BNatr. s.; water, in afternoon, Sars.; 
 water, with headache, BNatr. m. 
 
 Eructation, acrid: BBAsaf, CrotaL, BNuph., 
 Petrol., Thuya ; in chronic alcoholism, ISul. 
 ac; in dispepsia, ISul. ac, IXJran. n.; after 
 eating, Carb. s. ; after eating, followed by 
 
 vomiting of food, I ISpig.; fluid, Cann. s., 
 IDig.; in chronic gastritis, I Apis; in h?ema- 
 temesis, ITereb.jup to larynx, evening, Amb.; 
 worse at night, IMerc fg^ burning. 
 
 Eructation, abdomen: bloated, IKali b.; with 
 colic, MCinnam.; colic, forcing patient to 
 bend double, better from rubbing and 
 warmth, IMagn. p., relieves colic, princi- 
 pally right side, worse from sneezing, cough- 
 ing and urinating in afternoon, better by ex- 
 ternal warmth, Pallad.; with colic around 
 umbilicus,' better bending double, IIColoc; 
 relieves violent cutting, has to scream, shoot- 
 ing, violent contracting, IMagn. p.; relieves 
 pain, as if bowels were drawn together, begin- 
 ing in stomach, going downward to abdomen, 
 chiefly in left side, begins one and a quarter 
 hours, IMang.; relieves feeling of incarcerated 
 flatus moving about, catching breath, causing 
 cough, IPhos.; relieves pain in inflammation 
 of bowels, lAcet. ac, with accumulation of 
 flatus in upper part of bowels, causing disten- 
 sion, especially in umbilical region, with anti- 
 peristaltic motion, lOp. ; with hardness and 
 distension, Con.; in ileus, IColch.; relieves 
 intermittent neuralgia of bowels, 1 1 Ver.; 
 short, Avith nipping, griping, pinching, 
 I BMagn. p.; with pain in umbilical region, 
 passing in shocks to epigastrium (colic), llris ; 
 preceded by pinching, ICarbo v.; with rum- 
 bling, ICarbo v., Ilpec, ILyc, IRhod.; pre- 
 ceded by rumbling and colic, BPuls. 
 
 Eructation, in afternoon : Ars. i., BCarbo v., 
 BCic, Natr. c 
 
 Eructation, tasting like almonds : BCaust. 
 
 Eructation, tasting of apples : BAgar. 
 
 Eructation, in asthma : BCaps. ; from dyspnoea, 
 Amyl. 
 
 Eructation, back: pain better^ BSep.; on press- 
 ing spine, BAtrop. s.; with pressure in middle 
 of spine, Zinc 
 
 Eructation, better from : Amb., Amm. br., 
 Berb., Cist., Jalap., ILach., Merc, per., 
 I I Rhus, Tereb. 
 
 Eructation, bitter: iEsc h., Aloe, IAmb., 
 Amm. c, Amm. m., Ang., Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 IIArn., Ars., Aur. met.,.Bapt., Bell., IBerb., 
 Bism., ICalc, ICarbo v., IChel., IChin. s., 
 HCinch., Coccul., BDiosc, Grat., Hep., Hyos., 
 Hyper., Ilgn., Magn. m., Merc, I IMerc iod. 
 rub., Mur. ac, Niccol., BNux v., Petrol., Phos., 
 IPhos. ac, BPod., I IPtel., BPuls., Sep., Sil., 
 Spong., Sul. ac, ITarax., Thuya, Verbas., 
 Ver., I Ver. v., Zinc; acrid fluid, Arg. met.; of 
 bitter almonds (pregnancy), ILaur.; with 
 anxiety, as if below her left breast, so violent 
 her whole body trembled, I IPhos. ac; in 
 whooping cough, IBry.; with cutting about 
 navel, better pressure', IStann.; in chronic 
 dyspepsia, BHydr. ac; after eating, BBry., 
 BBLyc, Sars., BSep., Stann.; especially after 
 eating (gastric derangements), BNatr. s. ; in 
 evening, BPuls.; after fat food, BFerr. mur.; 
 fluid, Cann. s., Caulo., Ptel. ; fluid (incar- 
 cerated hernia), BSul. ac. ; fluid, during night 
 (reflex gastric derangement during preg- 
 nancy), IINux v.; of food, Mar. v.; in gas- 
 tralgia, BStann.; in chronic gastritis, BApis; 
 with hysteria, Tarant.; in morning, Hyper., 
 Lye, Sars.; with nausea, immediately after 
 eating, BNatr. m.; worse at night, IMerc; with 
 pain in umbilical region, worse at night, 
 
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 MOxal. ac; after potatoes, I Alum.; or sour, 
 I IDros.; sour matter, evenings, Bars.; fir^t 
 bitter and sour, then empty, Sars.; after sour 
 food, Staph.; or sour, green water, BGraph.; 
 with stool, Cham.; like gall, ICalc; of bile 
 during day, with an unusual quantity of 
 tenacious saliva in mouth and throat, Lyss.; 
 water, INux v.; sour water, Amm. m.; with 
 waterbrash, I IBry.; wind, lEup. perf. 
 
 Eructation, causes blood to rise in mouth : 
 ISep. 
 
 Eructation, burning: ICaust., Coff., Ferr., 
 Hod., Lye; incomplete, from burning in ab- 
 domen, I ICalad.; after eating, All. sat., Carb. 
 s. ; in epigastrium, ICalc, ICalc. p.; strong 
 smelling, Eucal. ; in sore mouth, ISinap.; as 
 if he had eaten pepper, ICaust.; pressure in 
 cardiac region, Sinap.; in oesophagus, burn- 
 ing, as from pepper, Calc. a.; in pharynx, 
 Calc. a.; sour fluid, ILobel. i. J^ST 5 acrid. 
 
 Eructation, tasting of cabbage : with offensive 
 stool, I Petrol. 
 
 Eructation, chest : dull aching in anterior por- 
 tions of both lungs, day and night, Rumex ; 
 relieves tightness, with aching in cardiac re- 
 gion, IPhos.; desire, with pain in chest, Cist.; 
 causing sore pain, Coccul.; stitches, Castor.; 
 weak feeling, Bapt. 
 
 Eructation, in cholera": INux v. 
 
 Eructation, with constipation : Carbol ac, 
 INux v., Zing. 
 
 Eructation, convulsions: in epilepsy, Chin. a.; 
 before epileptic fit, ILach.; frequent, at end 
 of puerperal spasm, I Kali c. 
 
 Eructation, cool : Cist. 
 
 Eructation, cough: with and after, I lAmb.; 
 with, lAng., Arg. nit., DCimex; after, I Arm; 
 after, in phthisis, Sul. ac; spasmodic before 
 and after, 1 1 Sang.; with violent spasmodic, 
 IIAmb. 
 
 Eructation, in diarrhoea: I IDulc, Sars., Zing. 
 
 Eructation, difficult: IGraph.; finally air 
 rushes out violently, 1 1 Arg. nit.; wants to 
 belch, but a kind of oesophageal constriction 
 seems to prevent, INux v.; suppressed, with 
 fulness in pit of throat, ICon. 
 jggg^ fruitless (unsatisfactory). 
 
 Eructation after drinking : ICarbo v., Hyper., 
 Zinc J^* Chap. 15, Drinking eructation. 
 
 Eructation, after eating: Agar., Ammoniac, 
 IBar. c, IBry., Carb. s., ICarbo v„ ICaust., 
 ICinch., IFerr., BHep., BLach., ILyc, INatr. c, 
 INatr. m. ,INitr. ac, INux m., Oxal .ac, IPhos. , 
 Thuya; after improper food, I I Zing. ; with 
 bulimia, ILyc; after breakfast, Calc. p., 
 Hyper.; in diarrhoea, I ISep.; after every 
 change of diet, BAIL sat.; after dinner, Agar., 
 Ang., Zinc; after dinner with throwing off of 
 frothy saliva and scraping roughness in throat, 
 IKreo.; or drinking, Apis ; in dyspepsia, I Arg. 
 nit.; violent, empty, during, Oleand.; in gas- 
 tric derangements, INatr. s.; in gravel, BLyc; 
 
 . after a little food, IPhos.; after meat, Ruta ; 
 in tabes mesenterica, I I Petrol.; after pork, 
 I I Ham.; after solids, Berb.; in stomacace, 
 BCarbo v., BKali bi.; with taste of food, 
 IBry., IHam., I I Kan. sc; in tobacco poison- 
 ing, I INux v.; large quantities of wind, 
 I IPhos.; with constricting pinching, lasting 
 one to two hours (ulceration of stomach, 
 IIMez. 
 
 food ; also Chap. 15, Eating eructation. 
 
 Eructation, tasting like rotten eggs : lAgar., 
 Ant. t., Brom., Bufo., Coff., IDiosc, IMagn. 
 m., IMagn. s., Petrol., IPsor., I IPtel., ISep., 
 ISul.; at beginning of gastric disorder 
 (phthisis), BKali c; in morning, Arm; in 
 morning, on awaking, Yal.; during preg- 
 nancy, IMagn. c; fills with an offensive odor, 
 IPsor.; and smells like rotten eggs, ICham., 
 IPod. Jg^ fetid. 
 
 Eructation, empty : Aeon., iEsc h., Agar., 
 lAmb., 1 1 Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, Ananth., 
 Ang., lArg. nit., IIArn., lArs., Arund., Asar., 
 Astac, IBism., Bov., Brom., IBry., Calad., 
 MCanth., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Case, Caulo., 
 ICaust., ICham., IChel., Cist., Coccul., Colch., 
 Coloc, Con., Diosc, Euphor., Guaiac, Helon., 
 Hyos., BIris, Kali bi., Kali m., IKreo., Lace, 
 ILach., Lobel., Lye, Magn. s., IIMenyanth., 
 Mez., Millef., Natr. c, Natr.m., Niccol., INitr. 
 ac, Oleand., MOxal. ac, IPhos., IPlumb., 
 Pod., IPuls., 1 1 Ran. sc, IIRhod., Rhus, Ru- 
 mex, Ruta, Sabad., Sabina, Spong., Squilla, 
 Stront., I ISul., Val., Ver., Verbas., Zinc; with 
 burning in stomach, lAmyl.; in cholerine, 
 1 1 Asar.; with constriction of throat, Coloc; 
 in whooping cough, IBry.; after drinking, 
 Coloc, Tarax., Vinca; in dyspepsia, ISul. ac; 
 after eating, lAtrop. s., I ICamph., BNatr. m., 
 ISep., ISul.; after food taken with aversion, 
 1 1 Card, m.; in splenitis, ICitrus; after din- 
 ner, IIRatam; with fermenting in bowels, 
 IPhos.; before chill, in intermittent, lArs.; 
 with gastric affections, IColch.; with hemi- 
 crania, ICalc; in megrim, I^Ethus.; in head- 
 ache, Calc; with heartburn, Con.; worse from 
 taking liquids, Vinca; in mornings, Plat., 
 ISul.; from morning till evening, as if every 
 particle of food were turned into air, I Hod.; 
 in chronic inflammation of pancreas, Hod.; 
 with shuddering, as from disgust, I IDulc; 
 with pain in stomach, ICodein.; with nausea, 
 lllpec; after nursing, IMar. v.; afford no re- 
 lief, ICinch.; repeated, Cast. eq.; with fulness 
 in stomach, ISul.; with stool, Ruta ; with un- 
 easiness in legs, Calc 
 %g^ difficult, fruitless. 
 
 Eructation, epigastrium : following aching in 
 gastric region as from a blow, I IPhos.; feeling 
 of obstruction, lEup. perf.; fulness, which it 
 relieves, INux v.; causing sore pain, Coccul.; 
 with pain about midnight (irritation of men- 
 inges in cervical portion), I I Paris; pinching 
 below, Tereb.; relieves pressure under, Amb. 
 
 Eructation in evening: Zing.; worse, I Alum. 
 
 Eructation, eyes: in blepharitis, BKali c 
 
 Eructation, fatty: g^ greasy. 
 
 Eructation, fetid (foul, offensive, putrid) : Acet. 
 ac, Ananth., BBArn., Asar., Bism., BCalc, 
 B ICarbo v., Coccul., Con., Cub., BFerr., BGraph., 
 IHep., IHydras., IKali bi., Mur. ac, IPlumb., 
 IPsor., IPuls., ISep., ISul., Thuya; worse at 
 night, IMerc; in chronic alcoholism, ISul.ac; 
 in diarrhoea, BArn.; in diarrhoea of children 
 and cholera infantum, BSal. ac; in dyspepsia, 
 BSal. ac, BSul. ac; with pale face and nausea, 
 I I Sang.; after fatty foods and milk, BNatr. m.; 
 in tertian intermittent, BDig.; in gastralgia, 
 IBism.; with heartburn, Con.; as of bad meat, 
 after dinner, IPuls.; in morning, INux v.; in 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t.; in prolapsus uteri, I Arn ; 
 smell, almqst like bedbugs, Phell.; smell, 
 cadaverous -(gastralgia), IBism.; smell like 
 
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 HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 feces, B3Asaf.; smell, fecal (intussusception), 
 
 I I Plumb.; smell like garlic, liAsaf.; smell like 
 musk, ICaust.; smell offensive, ICarbo v., 
 BFluor. ac, 1 1 Plumb.; smell sulphurous, sim- 
 ilar to garlic, Cochl.; smell like old urine, 
 Agn.; taste putrid, llAsaf, Aur. mur.; taste 
 like carbonic acid gas, Plant.; taste like 
 carrion, IIAsaf; taste disagreeable, Sec; taste 
 of sulphuretted hydrogen, IMed.; taste like 
 manure, ISep.; taste like sulphur, Plant.; taste 
 like rotten wood, ICaust. g^° eggs. 
 
 Eructation, fever: after chill (tertian), IHep.; 
 during chill, Act. sp.; in intermittent, I Ars., 
 Lye, INatr. m., Sabad.; with shuddering, 
 Sars,; in tertian, I Ant. c; in yellow fever, 
 large quantities of tasteless air, lArs. h. 
 
 Eructation, foamy: before morning, IKreo.; 
 g^ frothy. 
 
 Eructation, of food (regurgitation) : iEthus., 
 Amm. m., Arum, m., Arum t., Brach., IBry., 
 ICamph., BCarbo v., ICaust., Chin.a.,llCinch., 
 Coff., ICycl., IIFerr., Graph., I llgn., ILach., 
 Mar. v., IMez., BMur. ac, Natr. m., INux v., 
 UPhos., Pod., Puis., 1 1 Rob., Rhus, Senecio, 
 1 1 Sinap.,Sul., Sul. ac; acid, Ars.,Carbo v., Dig., 
 Ferr. s., Graph., Kali c, Lob., Lye, Natr. m., 
 Nux v., Phos., Phos. ac, I Pod.,* Puis., Sars., 
 Sul., Thuya, Ustil.; acid, hot, IHep.; without 
 acidity, Amm. ben.; bitter, Phos. ac; with 
 pain across middle of back (gastric affections), 
 GKalibi.; indyspepsia,IKalib.; anddrink,ISul.; 
 after eating, Bry., IMed., IPhos., IPod.; in in- 
 termittent fever, 1 1 Sabad.; after eating, in 
 mouthfuls, Dig., Ferr. s., ILach., I IPhos, Sul. 
 ac; in mouthfuls, "sourer than vinegar," Dig.; 
 in pregnancy, ILact. ac; with quantities of 
 mucus (gastric catarrh), ICop.; at night, of 
 what was eaten at noon, Zinc ; at night, with 
 qualmishness, IPhos.; with instant relief, Thu- 
 ya ; smelling and tasting of food, IPuls. ; solids, 
 fluids can be s wallowed, IPlumb.; with pressing 
 in stomach, Bell.; soon after swallowing, IPhos.; 
 tasting food, IliEsc h., 1 1 Agar., Amm. c, 
 Ananth., Ant. c, Ant. t., Aph. ch., Ars. h., 
 Ascl. s.,BCalc,ICarbo a., ICaust., C6n.,IGraph., 
 Hpec, IKali f., Lact.ac,IPhos.,l IRatan.,Sars., 
 ISil., ISul., Tell., Tromb.; worse after drinking 
 water, 1 1 Apis ; taste of butter, ICarbo v.; as if 
 one would vomit, IPuls. Big" 5 eating. 
 
 Eructation, in forenoon : Lyss.; with qualm- 
 ishness, Cale p. 
 
 Eructation, frequent: ^Esc h., Ananth., 
 
 I I Arm, Bor., Bov., ICham., Cain., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Coca, Con., ICup. m., Eup. pur., 
 1 1 Fluor, ac, IGraph., IGrat., IIGuaiac, 
 I IHep., Ilpec, Lil. t., I IMez., Natr. c, INatr. 
 s., I INux v., IPhos., I I Ran. b., Ruta, Spong., 
 Val., Zinc; with cramplike pain, as though 
 abdomen would burst, INitr. ac; with cutting 
 griping, in whole abdomen, Verbas ; in chol- 
 erine, IIAsar.; in diarrhoea, lArs.; while eat- 
 ing, I IDulc; empty, ICarbo v., IGamb , ILo- 
 bel i.; empty, relieve nausea, 01. an.; 
 especially when raised up (gastromalacia), 
 IKreo.; in sick headache, Ailant.; with heart- 
 burn, Con.; in hemorrhoids, IBerb. ; in 
 chronic jaundice. Hod.; in affection of liver, 
 or cardialgia, IChel.; in locomotor ataxia, 
 ■Arg. nit.; with nausea, Carb. s.; without any 
 relief, K\Form.; tasteless, Cain. 
 
 Eructation, frothy: with mucus, ICanth., ILach.; 
 with abatement of pain, Jalap. $^* foamy. 
 
 Eructation, fruitless (ineffectual, unsatisfac- 
 tory) : Amm. c, Arg. nit., I Ars., Arund., Bell., 
 Carbol. ac, Case, Chel., Hyos., Lye, INatr. 
 m., Pic. ac, IPuls., Zinc, Zing.; abdomen 
 distended, HCinch.; with pressure in chest, 
 IPhos.; incarcerated, seemingly in right side 
 of chest, IRhus ; reaching only to upper part 
 of chest, Asar.; after catching cold (renal 
 colic), ILyc; in constipation, ILach.; with 
 heartburn, Amb.; in hysteralgia, ICaust.; 
 with excessive nausea, I Mane; followed by 
 pain in stomach, Con. j|iir difficult, empty. 
 
 Eructation, greasy: Msc. h., ICycl., Ferr. iod., 
 IIMagn. c, IPuls. ; fluid, similar to that after 
 eating pork, afternoon, Ars. i. S^" rancid. 
 
 Eructation, with headache: Cam ph., IIMagn. 
 m.; frontal,' I Chim. m.; slight over left eye, 
 and contracted feeling in throat, IXJran. n.; 
 does not relieve, Pallad.; sick headache, IRob.; 
 feeling as if temples were in a vise, IDiosc 
 
 Eructation, heart: pressing, as if ending with 
 sudden beat, Calc a.; relieves palpitation, 
 Aur. met. 
 
 Eructation, with heartburn : gggT' Heartburn. 
 
 Eructation, hemorrhoids: after operation, 
 ICroc 
 
 Eructation, hiccough : alternating with, after 
 smoking, Agar.; with colic, IMagn. p.; follows 
 eructation, Ars. h.; sudden, llOxal. ac; ter- 
 minates in vomiting, Jab. 
 
 Eructation, like horseradish: I ISinap. 
 
 Eructation, hot: Acet. ac, I IHep., Petrol., 
 IPod.; acrid., burning from stomach to mouth 
 (pregnancy), ILact. ac; increases heartburn, 
 Sinap.; as of bile, Ars. met.;, after eating, 
 IPod.; in liver affections, IPod.; with sore 
 mouth, ISinap.; with burning and distress of 
 stomach (dysentery), I IPhos. 
 
 Eructation, hypochondria : follows and relieves 
 pain in left, Pallad.; violent efforts to relieve 
 restricted sensation in right, IPhyt.; with 
 stitch in side, when walking, I Caps.; cause 
 spasms across spleen, I I Thuya. 
 
 Eructation, hysteria: ICaust., ILyc; relieves 
 fainting fits at table and trembling, IMagn. 
 m.; attacks subside with a dozen, soon, how- 
 ever, returning (hysteria),Cinnam. 
 
 Eructation, tasting like ink: ICaust. 
 
 Eructation, with labor pains : Bor. 
 
 Eructation, large quantities of wind: 1 1 Arg. 
 nit., Bapt., ICarbo v., ILyc, IPhos.; espe- 
 cially m nervous persons,' with craving for 
 condiments (indigestion), IHep. 
 
 Eructation, with lassitude : IFluor. ac 
 
 Eructation, tasting like lime water: IKali c 
 
 Eructation, loud: Con., 1 1 Merc iod. rub., 
 IPuls., Zinc; epileptiform spasms, IChin. a.; 
 uncontrollable, with pain in stomach, ISil. 
 
 Eructation, feels a lump moving up and down, 
 Bar. c 
 
 Eructation, menses: before, IPuls.; at every 
 menstrual effort, ILach.; during, INitr. ac; at 
 time for return (climaxis), I IPhos. 
 
 Eructation, with mental symptoms: relieves 
 hypochondriasis, 1 1 Arg. nit., ILyc. 
 
 Eructation, in morning: Ast. r., Chrom. ac, 
 IKali c, IKalm.; after breakfast, IPlat.; after 
 rising, Niccol.; on rising I IVer.; and after 
 stool, Kob.; with bad taste, Kob. 
 
 Eructation, motion : when siting up or being 
 carried (cholera infantum), IKreo.; when 
 raised (meningitis), I IVer. Jg^ walking. 
 
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 Eructation, mucus: frothy, ICanth.; frothy, 
 frequent, ILach.; tinged bright, ICanth.; 
 sour, sets teeth on edge, Sul.ac.; watery, with 
 pressure in middle of chest, IKali c; white, 
 I I Kali m. 
 
 Eructation, with nausea: Aloe, Bapt, Bry., 
 ■Carbo v., Chel., IGraph., Grat., I IKali m., 
 IPhyt., IRhus,Verb.; relieved nausea, Camph., 
 ICaust., I ICheL, Cinnab., IMagn. m.; in an- 
 gina, IMerc.; following nausea with vomiting, 
 ■Nitr. ac; in intermittent, Sabad.; at night, 
 ICanth.; worse at night, in dysuria, IMerc; 
 
 . at night, after exposure, IDulc; at night, in 
 ague, in intermittent, I ITarax. 
 
 Eructation, oesophagus: flatus rises with such 
 force it seems as if would be rent (chronic 
 constipation), ICoca. 
 
 Eructation, in old people : Alum. 
 
 Eructation, tasting like onions : IMagn. m. 
 
 Eructation, ovaries : induration and enlarge- 
 ment, Con. 
 
 Eructation, painful : Ananth, IBry., ICarbo a., 
 II Chain., ICoca, Con., IParis. 
 
 Eructation, during pregnancy : Acet.ac, IXatr. 
 m.; relieves, 1 1 Ant. t.; sweetish, IZinc. 
 
 Eructation, rancid : IIAsaf., ICarbo v., Crot., 
 Merc, IPsor., IPuls., Ran. sc, Sabad., IITe- 
 reb., Thuya, Val.; in apyrexia, Sabad.; m 
 yellow fever, ICadm. s.; fluid, in gastralgia, 
 lAsaf. ; fluid, which does not rise into mouth, 
 with heartburn, Val.; leaving a scratching 
 sensation, ICalc, IXux m.; worse nights, 
 IMerc; especially at noon, Cadm. s.; with 
 oppressive sensation in stomach, ICycl,; like 
 cold tallow, after cakes, IPuls.; greasy, acrid, 
 stinging, Ferr. iod. J^QP 1 " greasy. 
 
 Eructation, saliva : hot in mouth, Mosch.; run- 
 ning together, Calc a. 
 
 Eructation, salty: BKalic, Sep., Staph.; bitter, 
 MStaph.; fluid, in incarcerated hernia, ISul. 
 ac; water, IXux v. 
 
 Eructation, with shooting pain : Bry. 
 
 Eructation, prevents sleep at night : Hyper. 
 
 Eructation, before eating, particulary after 
 smoking (prostatitis and atony of sexual or- 
 gans): I ISelen. 
 
 Eructation, with sneezing: Astac. 
 
 Eructation, spasmodic: IBell., Coff., Lyss., 
 I I Petrol., IPhos., Sang.; of tasteless gas, no 
 relief of pain in abdomen, Ars. h. 
 g^ 33 loud, sudden, violent ; also Hiccough. 
 
 Eructation, stomach : with aching and heavi- 
 ness, Aurant.; as if air were forcing its way 
 through, causing soreness, IBar. c; relieves 
 burning, Ferr.; momentarily relieves burning 
 and pressure, I IKali iod.; relieves gastralgia, 
 Chel.; relieves heaviness, as from a stone, 
 Paris ; relieves pressure, IGraph.; relieves 
 tension, 1 1 Aeon.; burning, IColch.; in region 
 of pyloric orifice, -I I Pod.; with digestive dis- 
 turbances, Carbo a.; in dyspepsia, MSal.ac; 
 flatulent dyspepsia, with pyrexia, in men, 
 IPetrosel.; of very little wind, as if were full of 
 dry food (asthma), ICalad.; in gastric ailments, 
 IIArg. nit.; in gastralgia, IKalm.; in gastral- 
 gia, at end of attack, I IStram.; prevented by 
 gnawing, Calad.; in gastritis, IKali iod.; at 
 beginning of attack of gastralgia, ILyc; op- 
 pression, Aloe ; spasmodic pain, Anac; press- 
 ure, lllgn.; pressure and fulness, lAmyl.; 
 pressing, to liver, left ribs and back, IKali c; 
 as soon as he presses on stomach, ISul.; reliev- 
 
 ing an uneasiness like pent up wind at great 
 curvature, I IKali bi.; causes spasms across, 
 I I Thuya ; causes stitches, Coccul. ; tingling, 
 worse on rising from lying, IPhus. 
 
 Eructation, stool: after, lArs., Bar. c, Sil.; de- 
 sire, but inability to go, ILyc; during, IKali 
 c, IMerc, IPuls. 
 
 Eructation, sudden : ICarbo a. ©^spasmodic. 
 
 Eructation, suppressed: uneasy movement 
 over entire body, ICalc. 
 
 Eructation, sweetish: 7rCarbol. ac, IPlumb., 
 Zinc ; fluid, in incarcerated hernia, ISul. ac; 
 duringeensas, I IXatr. m.; in morning, be- 
 fore menses, IXatr. m.; during pregnancy, 
 ■ Zinc; water, IPlumb.; water, with nausea, 
 » Lachn. 
 
 Eructation, tasteless : Aloe, Arg. nit,, Brom., 
 IColch., ICroc, IDios., lEup. perf., I I Hep., 
 Hyper., Iris, I ILyc, I I Med., Pallad., Verbas.; 
 fluid, ICalc; causes nausea, IHelon.; in ter- 
 tian intermittent, IXatr. m.; with subjective, 
 disagreeable empyreumatic odor, Sec; after 
 oysters or chicken salad, IBry.; after each 
 meal, I lOxal. ac; with great flow of saliva, 
 Calc a.; after siesta, watery, Aug.; setting 
 teeth on edge, Asar. 
 
 Eructation, throat: relieves feeling of a ball 
 rising, IMagn. m.; choking, bilious, IChel.; 
 wind, pressing on diaphragm, causing anx- 
 iety, Chel.; scratching, followed by cough, 
 Staph.; feeling as of a splinter, IIArg. nit. 
 
 Eructation, with vertigo: Gymn., Tarant.; 
 periodic, I IXatr. m.; worse when standing, 
 IPetrol.; precedes vertigo, IHep. 
 
 Eructation, violent: Bor., Coff., Coloc, Ferr. 
 iod., Iris, Ver., Verbas.; with distension of ab- 
 domen, sometimes in stomach, sometimes in 
 bowels, comes on at 4 a.m., lasts two hours, 
 better by drinking warm fluids, I IVer.; in 
 gastralgia, IBism.; in inflammation of liver, 
 IMerc; in morning, Ast. rub. ; as if oesophagus 
 would be rent (chronic constipation), ICoca. 
 jggg^ loud, spasmodic, sudden ; also Hic- 
 cough. 
 
 Eructation, vomiting: lAbies, ICarbo v., 
 ILach., IMur. ac, ISep., I ISul.; bitter and 
 sour, IXitr. ac; mucus, Brom. 
 
 Eructation, while walking : IGraph., IMagn. m. 
 
 Eructation, ■watery: fluid, in morning, Ang.; 
 followed by nausea (dropsy), IColch.; subse- 
 quent to trembling in stomach, Magn. s. 
 $~ir AVaterbrash . 
 
 Eructation, alternates with yawning: Berb. 
 
 GAGGING: Benz. ac, Cinnam., Chin, s., 
 ICinch., Cop., I IKali m., IPod., Sal. ac. 
 
 Gagging, of a bitter fluid : Rhod. 
 
 Gagging, cholera Asiatica : ICup. m. 
 
 Gagging, colic : I Ars. 
 
 Gagging, with cough: I IBry., ILach.; after, 
 ICarbo v.; caused by, llpec; during, worse 
 while or immediately after eating, IMyos.; 
 worse lying on left side, with cough (typhus), 
 I Apis ; with spasmodic, Kali c; in whooping 
 cough, IKali c. 
 
 Gagging, in diarrhoea: IPod.; children w T ith 
 green, slimy, offensive stools (morning diar- 
 rhoea), IPod. 
 
 Gagging, drinking : in intermittent, ICimex. 
 
 Gauging, eating: after, lAmb., IKali c, 
 ILach.; better, after, Bov. ; after breakfast, 
 Calc. p.; after dinner, Agar.; after, with pal- 
 pitation, Kalic; after, in scirrhus uteri, I Ars. 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH. 
 
 BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 Gagging, eyes : blepharitis, IKali c. 
 
 Gagging, face : bluish, with pain in abdomen 
 (whooping cough), BNux v. 
 
 Gagging, injuries: after operations on abdo- 
 men, BBBism. 
 
 Gagging, in morning : ICornus, IKali c. 
 
 Gagging, motion made with mouth not accom- 
 panied by effort in stomach : IPod. 
 
 Gagging, of mucus : ICarbo v., B Lye; constant, 
 viscid green, in trachea and larynx, Paris ; 
 during night, BBry.; relieves, but pain returns 
 with beating of epigastrium, IKali c; caused 
 by expectoration of ropy, Coccus ; retching of 
 tough, every few minutes, Cadm. s.; firm, 
 tough, in fauces (coryza), BAnac 
 
 Gagging, with nausea : Illic. ; worse after eat- 
 ing, BCrot. t. 
 
 Gagging, at night: in aphonia, lArg. nit.; in 
 intermittent fever, I ITarax. 
 
 Gagging, rancid fluid : Rhod. 
 
 Gagging, after scarlatina : gasping for breath, 
 ■Aeon. 
 
 Gagging, with spasm of stomach, once in fifteen 
 minutes (chronic inebriate), I I Sang. 
 
 Gagging, throat: stricture, BLyss.; follows spas- 
 modic stricture, in swallowing solids, with 
 gurgling, ILach.; when swallowing food, re- 
 mains half-way (stricture), IKali c. 
 
 Gagging, with vertigo : Tarant. 
 
 Gagging : J^" Retching. 
 
 HEARTBURN : IA11. sat., lAmm. c, IIArg. 
 met., IIArg. nit., lArs., IIAsar., IIBar. c, 
 I I Bell., IBerb.,1 IBor., IBry.,IICalc.,l ICanth., 
 ■Caps., ICarbo a.,IICarbov.,Carb. s., I ICaust., 
 IChel., BChin. s., HCic, Coccus, IICoccul., 
 IBCon., ICornus, Cop.,IICroc, Crotal.,1 ICupr., 
 IIDulc, IFluor. ac, I IHell.,IHep., Hydr. ac, 
 I Hgn., Hod., Ilris, IKali c, ILach., ILobel. i., 
 IILyc, IIMagn. c, BMerc, I INatr. ph., BNatr. 
 m., INatr. s., 1 I Nitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d.,1 INitrum, 
 IINuxm.,IINuxv., MPetrol., IPhos.,1 IPhos. 
 ac, IPod., IPuls., MSabad., MSabina, ISep., 
 ISil., ISinap., 1 1 Staph., I ISul., ISul.ac, IVaL, 
 IVer., IVer.v., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Heartburn, on walking in open air : Amb. 
 
 Heartburn, with cough : ICalc, Carb. s., ISyph. 
 
 Heartburn, drinking: with drunkards, INux 
 v.; after milk, Amb., I Cinch.; after wine, in 
 evening, Bry. 
 
 Heartburn, in dropsy : ILyc 
 
 Heartburn, after eating : Agar., Amm. c, Anac, 
 ICalc p., INatr. m. ; worse before breakfast, 
 INux v.; after dinner, Calcp., Merc. iod. rub.; 
 with gulping up of food, I^Esc h.; with flatu- 
 lency, BCinch.; after heavy food, llod.; rancid, 
 ■Graph.; after soup, Anac; after supper, Alum. 
 
 Heartburn, eructations: abortive, Amb.; fre- 
 quent, hot air, Sinap.; loud, after eating, 
 ICalc; offensive, frequent, empty, Con.; of 
 rancid fluid, w r hich does not rise into mouth, 
 Val.; rising, Mang. 
 
 Heartburn, in evening: lOxal. ac, 1 1 Petrol., 
 Tereb. 
 
 Heartburn from using eyes: in asthenopia, 
 I ISul. (after Sep.). 
 
 Heartburn, with flatulence : I ICarbo v., IKali 
 iod. 
 
 Heartburn, headache: gastric, in bronchitis, 
 ICaust. 
 
 Heartburn, liver : chronic jaundice, Hod. 
 
 Heartburn, menses: before, ISul. 
 
 Heartburn, with nausea : ICalc, IPuls., ISang. 
 
 Heartburn, neck : itching and stitching burn- 
 ing at nape, ICalc 
 
 Heartburn, at night: Jamb.; on lying down, 
 IRob.; in pregnancy, IMerc 
 
 Heartburn, with palpitation : Mosch. 
 
 Heartburn, pneumonia: incessant (general 
 breakdown after repeated attacks), ILach. 
 
 Heartburn, during pregnancy: BCaps., I lOxal. 
 ac; while going to bed, Con.; with swollen 
 feet, IZinc; with palpitation, I INatr. m.; 
 after sweet things or sugar, Zinc; extends 
 into throat (pregnancy), lApis; with varicose 
 veins, IZinc. 
 
 Heartburn, especially when sitting bent: Sa- 
 bina. 
 
 Heartburn, stomach : catarrh, ICaps.; cardial- 
 gia, ILobel. i.; dyspepsia, IKali bi.; with de- 
 generation of mucous membrane, IKali iod.; 
 with warmth, as from alcohol, Tell.; after 
 taking sweetish things, IZinc. 
 
 Heartburn, taste : bitter, Merc. per. 
 
 Heartburn, throat: extending to, ICalc; rises 
 after eating, Con.; with pain and rawness to 
 pit, ISyph.; into, during pregnancy, Calcp.; 
 from stomach to throat, ISep. 
 
 Heartburn, with waterbrash : INux v. 
 
 HICCOUGH: Acet. ac, Aeon., BAgar., j Amb., 
 Amm. c, IIAmm. in., Amyg.JAmyl., Anac, 
 Ant. t., Ars. h., Arund., Asar., IBell., Berb., 
 Bism., IBry., Bufo., Calad., ICalc, Carbo v., 
 Caust., Cepa, ICham., Chel., IChlorof., IBCic, 
 BCoccul., Coff., Colch., Crot. t., BCup. m., 
 Cupr. s., BBCycl., BDiosc, IIDros., IGels., 
 Graph., Grat., IHydras., Hydr. ac, IIHyos., 
 Illgn., Illod., ILach., ILaur., Led., Lobel i., 
 IILyc, Lvss., I IMagn. m., IIMagn. p., IMar. 
 v., I I Med*, I IMerc sol., Millef.,IMosch.,INatr. 
 c, I INatr. m., IINiccol., I INux m., I INux v., 
 Op., I IPhos., IPuls., IRanunc b.,Ratan.,Ruta, 
 ISars., Sec, Sep., Sil., ISinap., I ISpong., 
 I I Staph., IStram., I IStront., Sul., I ISul. ac, 
 Tabac, ITarax., I IVerbas., IVer., Zinc. 
 
 Hiccough, abdomen: feeling as of something 
 adherent, Sep.; with peritonitis, IIHyos.; 
 continuous, in intussusception, 1 1 Plumb.; rum- 
 bling, IIHyos. 
 
 Hiccough, afternoon : at six, Sars.; periodically, 
 lasting for hours, after mental excitement, 
 llgn. 
 
 Hiccough, spasmodic, after an attack of apo- 
 plexia nervosa : 1 101. caje. 
 
 Hiccough, in bed: Lachn." 
 
 Hiccough, in concussion of brain : FHyos. 
 
 Hiccough, breathing : interrupts, iEthus.; be- 
 gins attack of asthma, Cup. m. 
 
 Hiccough, when carried: in cholera infantum, 
 IKreo. 
 
 Hiccough, chest: stitches, Amm. m.; violent, 
 long-continued, causing pain, Stront. 
 
 Hiccough, in children: Bor., BIgn., Ilpec; 
 at breast, IHyos.; when being carried, IKreo. ; 
 after nursing, Mar. v.; with restlessness in 
 night, and screaming during sleep, IStram. 
 
 Hiccough, in cholera: lArg. nit., ICic, ICup. 
 m., I IVer.; on fourth day, IPhos. ac; of three 
 days duration, IMagm p.; in cholerine, 
 I^Ethus. figr" vomiting. 
 
 Hiccough, convulsions: before, Cup. m.; dur- 
 ing, IIHyos.: epileptic, BlCic; seemed certain 
 to end in a convulsion (cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis), ICup. m:; of head and arms, IStram. 
 
 Hiccough, cough: after, Ang., IITabac; at the 
 
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 same time, I ITabac; as if he would suffocate, 
 after whooping cough, ITabac. 
 
 Hiccough, in diarrhoea : Cinnam., IVer. 
 
 Hiccough," after drinking: llgn., INux v., 
 1 1 Puis.; from alcoholic beverages, IIEan. b.; 
 after hot drinks, IVer. 
 
 Hiccough, eating : after, Acon.,Bor.,Bry.,Carbo 
 a.,Carbov.,Cycl.,Filix,IGraph.,Ham.,IIHyos., 
 llgn., INux v., I I Paris, Katan., Sep., Sil., 
 Staph.; after bread and butter, Natr. s.; after 
 breakfast, Zinc; after dinner, Carbol. ac, 
 Sars.; before and after dinner, IMur. ac; dur- 
 ing and after dinner, so severe as to cause 
 vomiting, IMagn. m.; after eating, with sore- 
 ness in epigastrium, Kob.; after eating, mak- 
 ing epigastrium sore, sequel to cholera, 
 I IPhos.; after eating,in gastric affections, I Kali 
 bi.; after cold fruit, Ars., 1 1 Puis.; after pork, 
 
 I [Ham.; while eating, and some time after, 
 hiccough, or hiccough-like eructation, particu- 
 larly in pregnant women, ICycl.; after supper, 
 Coca ; before and after eating, Bov. 
 
 Hiccough, eructation : after, Ars. h.; alternat- 
 ing with, after smoking, Agar.; disappears 
 after raising bile, Zinc; resembles, when eat- 
 ing, Jamb.; day and night, what came up 
 was coagulated milk, bile and slime, with great 
 pain, has to lament all the time (colic), IMagn. 
 p.; sudden, I lOxal. ac; terminates in vomit- 
 ing, Jab. 
 
 Hiccough, in evening: IKali iod., Xatr.s., Zinc; 
 followed by drowsiness, ILobel. i.; especially 
 in evening, HXiccol. 
 
 Hiccough, fever: after chill, in morning, Amm. 
 c ; at hour when fever ought to have come, 
 
 I I Ars.; frequent, after each paroxysm, in 
 intermittent, IHyos.; in typhoid, 1 I Phos.; 
 in typhoid fever, causing long-lasting sore- 
 ness, IMagn. p.; in yellow fever, lArs. h. 
 
 Hiccough, long and weakening, caused by 
 hawking : Calc fl. 
 
 Hiccough, headache : megrim, IJEthus. 
 
 Hiccough, with burning in region of heart: Agar. 
 
 Hiccough, in hydrocephaloid: ICina. 
 
 Hiccough, in hysterical subjects: IHyos., llgn., 
 IMosch., IXux m. 
 
 Hiccough, liver: in biliary colic, ICinch.; in 
 hepatitis, Bell. 
 
 Hiccough, in meningitis : lArn. 
 
 Hiccough, mental symptoms : depression, when 
 angry or peevish", Agnus, Ruta; after emo- 
 tion, llgn. 
 
 Hiccough, with nausea: Brom., Ilpec, ISil., 
 ■Strain.; terminates in vomiting, Jab.; from 
 spasm of oesophagus, IVer. 
 
 Hiccough, in nervous debility : ICurar. 
 
 Hiccough, at night: I IHyos.," 1 1 Puis. 
 jgSS^ 1 evening. 
 
 Hiccough, oesophagus: upper part, IVer. v.; 
 with nausea, IVer.; constant, with acute in- 
 flammation of whole length, IVer. v. 
 
 Hiccough, painful: lAcon., ICimex, IPhos., 
 IRatan., Sul. ac.JVer. v.; causes crying, Bell.; 
 since two years , almost uninterrupted', eight- 
 een to twenty times a minute, with soreness 
 of epigastrium and hypogastrium, coated 
 tongue and loss of appetite, IXiccol. ; constant 
 lamenting about pain, I IMagn. p.; in oesoph- 
 agus, Carbo a. 
 
 Hiccough, in peritonitis: IHyos., ILyc 
 
 Hiccough, in phthisis pituitosa : severe about 
 every half hour, ILyc. 
 
 Hiccough, during pregnancy : ICycl., lOp. 
 
 Hiccough, often years standing, brought on by 
 abuse of quinine and renewed after each dose": 
 IXatr. m. 
 
 Hiccough, saliva: profuse flow, ILobel. i. 
 
 Hiccough, especially when sitting up or being 
 carried, IKreo.; especially when raised, in 
 gastromalacia. IKreo. 
 
 Hiccough, during sleep : Cina, IMerc c. ; in 
 hydrocephaloid, ICina. 
 
 Hiccough, from smoking : Ant. c, Calend., 
 llgn.; w T hile smoking., I I Puis., 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Hiccough, with a mixture of spasm and hyper- 
 emia, caused by affection of spine and dia- 
 phragm: IStram. 
 
 Hiccough, stomach : cancer, ICarboa.; in gas- 
 tralgia, ISil.; soreness, Kob.; stitch, to back, 
 Mar. v. ggg" painful. 
 
 Hiccough, throat : dryness and heat, Ver. v. 
 
 Hiccough, with vomiting: IBry., Jab., HVer.; 
 before, Cup. m.; copious bile (cholera), I Jatroph. 
 
 Hiccough, weakness: causes exhaustion, 
 Sul. ac. 
 
 Hiccough, especially in winter : Nitr. ac 
 
 Hiccough : ©-iT Chap. 18, Diaphragm spasm. 
 
 NAUSEA : Acet. ac, lAct. rac, lAcon., Act. 
 sp., Ailant., I lAlum., 1 1 Amm. c, Amyl., 
 Ananth., Ang., Ant. a., IIAnt. c, Ant, chl., 
 Anthrok., I Ant. sul. aur., IIAnt. t., Apoc, 
 1 1 Apis, 1 1 Ars., Ars. h., Art. v., Arum t.,1 lAsar., 
 I lAscl. s., Ascl. t., Ast. r., Aurant., Aur. met., 
 Aur. mur., IBar. c, I I Bell., IBerb., IBism., 
 Bor., Brach., IBry., ICadm. s., ICalab., 
 ICamph., Cain., ICanth., ICaps., ICarboa,, 
 ICarbo v., Card, m., Caulo., ICaust., ICepa, 
 Cetrar., MCham., IChel., Chin, a., Chlor., 
 HChrom. ac, ICist., ICinch., Cochl., IICoc- 
 cul., ICodein., IColoc, Como., ICon., Cop., 
 Cornus, ICrotaL, ICub., Cund., ICup. a.,ICup. 
 m., ICupr. s., Daph., IDiad., IDig., Dios., 
 IDory., IDros., IIDulc, Elaps, lElat., Filix, 
 IFerr., Ferr. iod., Fluor, ac, IForm., SGamb., 
 IGels., IGraph., Grat., I IHell., IIHep., I IHy- 
 dras., Hvos , Iber., Ictod., I llgn., Illic, 
 Ind., Illodof, Hod., Illpec, *IIris, Ja- 
 lap., I Kali bi., IKali c, Lach , ILact ac, 
 Laur., IILed.,Lil. tig, ILobel. i., ILyc, Lye 
 vir.. Lyss., I IMagn. c, IMagn. p, Mang , 
 Med., IMerc, IMerc. iod. flav., IMerc iod. 
 rub , Merc sul , IMez , IXatr c, IINatr. m., 
 
 I IXatr. ph., Xiccol., IXitr. ac , Nitr. sp. d., 
 Xux m., IIXux v., I lOleand., Op., IIPetroL, 
 Petrosel., IPhos., I IPhos. ac, IPlat,, IPlumb , 
 IPod., Polvp., IPsor., Ptel., IIPuls., Rheum, 
 IIRhusJ IRutaJSabad., Samb.,Sang., I I Sars., 
 Sec, ISep., I ISil., Spong., I ISquilla, I IStann., 
 
 I I Sul., 1 1 Sul. ac, Syph., ITabac, I ITarant., 
 ITereb., Thlaspi, ITJran. n., Uvaursi, I IVal., 
 Variol., HVer., IVer. v., Vespa, Zinc, Ziz. 
 
 Nausea, abdomen: burning, Bry., I ICup. 
 a.; in colic, IGrat.; colic, around umbilicus, 
 IColoc; pain, as if bruised, ICoccul.; tear- 
 ing, drawing and spasmodic constriction, 
 IXux v.; with warm contraction, extending 
 from middle of to chest, Mang.;« with con-, 
 tractive pain below umbilicus, IGraph.; cut- 
 ting, I I Agar.; cutting, lancinating, griping, 
 with rumbling as if contents were in a fluid 
 state, and in violent commotion from below 
 upward, MPolyg. ; in upper part, IPetrol.; 
 distended, IHyper., Illpec; discomfort, dry 
 throat and watery saliva, IColch. ; distress in 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSFA AND VOMITING. 
 
 umbilical region and headache, Ptel.; with 
 painful pressure when leaning against a hard 
 edge, Samb.; most in epigastrium and throat 
 (cholera Asiatica), ICup. m.; incarcerated 
 flatus, BKalm.; fulness and tension, Sinap.; 
 sensation of inflation in umbilical region, 
 IColoc; as if something living were jumping 
 about, BBCroc; as if viscera were turning in- 
 side out, BSep.; griping, then diarrhoea, BDulc; 
 griping, cutting or squeezing, in intestines, 
 into stomach, IColoc. ; heat, Sabad.; cramp- 
 like pain in left side, INux v.; pain, BCalc.; 
 pain with cold sweat on' face (yellow fever), 
 BICadm. s.; pains, awaking at night, BHyper.; 
 pain in umbilical region, Aloe, BPhyt.; pain 
 in umbilical region, passing in shocks to epi- 
 gastrium (colic), BIris ; caused by violent 
 pain in bowels (dysentery), I ISul.; returns on 
 pressure, Zinc; with pressing in lower,BCalc. ; 
 rumbling, Zing.; rumbling and eructations, 
 Grat.; rumbling and gurgling, in hypochon- 
 dria, BPuls.; with painful sensitiveness and 
 rumbling, Sec; spasmodic pain, Ailant.; 
 caused by touching sensitive spot, one inch 
 below navel (enteritis), I I Rhus ; with twist- 
 ing pains, BNux v.; caused by squeezing in 
 intestines, into stomach, IColoc; with spas- 
 modic contraction of umbilicus, MChel.; be- 
 ginning in umbilical region, rising into phar- 
 ynx, Val.; in upper part, BPuls.; in peri- 
 tonitis, Lye 
 
 Nausea, in afternoon: IIJEsc h., Ars. s. r. ; 
 2 to 3, Cinnam., Grat.; after drinking, 
 BBCoccul.; with headache, I I Ran. b.; when he 
 rises to sitting position feels as if he would 
 sink down and die, Asar. 
 
 Nausea, air : in a draught of, with headache, 
 Hippom.; when walking, BGamb., Lye v.; 
 with faintness, walking out of doors, Ang.; 
 disappearing, BCroc fgs^ room- 
 Nausea, albuminuria : Bright's disease, Atrop., 
 I I Phos. ac 
 
 Nausea, anus: burning, drawing or soreness, 
 after stool, Kali bi. 
 
 Nausea, appetite : inordinate, BRhus ; loathing, 
 JEsc. g., 1 1 Alet., BCarbo v., BGrat.; lost, Cact., 
 Cain., BBChel., BBCinch., BPsor., Stront.; lost, 
 10 to 11 p.m., Lyss.; lost, with frontal head- 
 ache, I liber.; lost, in morning, BLach. 
 
 Nausea, with asthma : BKali c 
 
 Nausea, on awaking : Arund., Cup. ars., 
 BBVer.; 5 a.m., Aspar.; at night, Alum. 
 Jgigp' morning. 
 
 Nausea, back: aching, BLact. ac, Mane, Zing.; 
 aching, after suppressed itch, BPsor.; aching, 
 while standing, BSep.; lameness, Cup. a.; in 
 myeletis, BDulc; piercing in right flank, INatr. 
 s.; pain in kidneys, Act. rac; pain in kid- 
 neys, (renal calculus), BCanth.; on pressing 
 spine, I Atrop. s.; coldness along spinal column 
 downward and through entire abdomen (diar- 
 rhoea), BCrot. t.; pain at top of sacrum, Lil. tig.; 
 sticking, drawing, extending toward scapulae, 
 BPuls. 
 
 Nausea, bladder : in cystitis, BHell. 
 
 Nausea, bloodvessels: feeling of hot water, 
 with sweat, Sinap. 
 
 Nausea, body : qualmish feeling all over, 
 BSang.; affecting body here and there, as if 
 everything were fermenting, BiNux v. 
 
 Nausea, breathing: takes away breath, BBPe- 
 trol.; dyspnoea, BLach.; after inhalation, 
 
 Amyl.; rapid, 1 1 Agar.; attacks of suffocation, 
 BCham. 
 
 Nausea, catarrh : with stopped coryza, I I Graph.; 
 chronic, Blpec; after, I I Puis. Jgggr coryza. 
 
 Nausea, in chest: Agar., BCycl.; with conges- 
 tion, BVer. v.; extends to chest, then ceases, 
 Illic; with red face, Cadm. s.; violent shoot- 
 ings, two or three times a day, from side along 
 lower portion of left mamma (chronic ovari- 
 tis and leucorrhcea), 1 1 Plat.; in middle, with 
 vertigo, BBry. ; follows excruciating pain on 
 swallowing food which sticks,BKali c; oppres- 
 sion, Samb.; pain, and cold sweat in face (yel- 
 low fever), BCadm. s.; sharp pain through 
 middle of upper right to lower part of shoul- 
 der, IIMenyanth.; pain under lower inner 
 angle of right shoulder blade, extending 
 into chest or stomach, BChel. ; in region of 
 sternum, Arg. met.; oppression and pressure 
 behind sternum, and in epigastric region, 
 Samb.; and throat, BCroc. 
 
 Nausea, with chilliness: Alum.; one-sided 
 (left), commencing in back, BLyc; shudder- 
 ing after eating, Amm. m.; after chilliness, 
 BCamph., Cornus, BEup. perf., Iber., BKali bi., 
 BMagn. s., BPuls., Sabad., Sul. ac, Ver. v., 
 Xan. ; morning and evening, BKreo. ; in pha- 
 ryngitis, BLach.; in morning, Asar., Bov., 
 BCalc, Euphor. Jg@°* coldness, fever. 
 
 Nausea, in cholera: BChin. s., BCup. ac, BHell., 
 BNux v.; in cholerine, I IDulc; a forerunner, 
 BBadiag.; infantum, BArs. i.; after Ver. and 
 Sec; checked stools, BTabac; sporadic, I lElat. 
 
 Nausea, during climacteric period : Sars. 
 
 Nausea, after coffee: BCaps., BCham., Vinca ; 
 worse smelling coffee, Arg. nit. 
 
 Nausea, during coition : uterine cancer, I ISil. 
 
 Nausea, with coldness: BHep.; caused by be- 
 coming cold, BBCoccul.; after taking cold, 
 Cup. m.; icy cold body, Val.; sensation, along 
 oesophagus, following pressure in stomach, 
 BMenyanth. JgilP chilliness, fever. 
 
 Nausea, colic: after, BCalc; during, Chim. m., 
 IICollin.,BColoc,Dig.,Rheum,BBStaph.,BBVer., 
 Zinc; bilious, 1 1 Med.; better by emission of 
 flatus, BNatr. m.; better by sweat, Cop. ; better 
 after vomiting, BPuls.; cutting, I BNux v.; af- 
 ter drastics, Zing.; after cold drinks, Blpec; 
 after ice cream, Blpec 
 
 Nausea, with constipation : Coccul., BHyper. 
 
 Nausea, in convulsions: Camph., BCup. m., 
 Blpec, Lach., Lye, Natr. m., BNux v., Puis., 
 I ITabae; before epileptic attack, I ISul.; in 
 epileptic attacks, followed by chill, BKali bi. 
 
 Nausea, in coryza: BGraph. S^° catarrh. 
 
 Nausea, with cough : Bry., BCalc, Caps., BCoc- 
 cus, Hep., Iod., Blpec, BKali bi., Kali c, 
 BLact. ac, BMerc, BPhos. ac, fl BPuls., Sars., 
 I IStann.; deep and dry (ague), 1 1 Samb ; dry, 
 especially in evening, in bed, until midnight, 
 BSep.; excites cough, Bry. ; after cough, BVer.; 
 after cough, in affection of lungs, 1 1 Sep. ; dur- 
 ing morning cough, Squilla ; with expectora- 
 tion of green mucus, nearly like matter, in 
 evening, when lying down, MPsor.; with ex- 
 pectoration of tough mucus, Ruta ; parox- 
 ysms on going to bed (pharyngitis), I INatr. 
 m.; resonant, whistling, BKali bi.; in whoop- 
 ing cough, BAnt. t., BBry. 
 
 Nausea, when she is in a crowd : Sabina. 
 
 Nausea, deathly: Arg. nit., BCamph., BBCrotal., 
 BBDig.,BBIpec,BBTabae;onawaking,BLac def.; 
 
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 greatly worse by noise and light, ITabac; bet- 
 ter by eructations, after eating, Cepa ; in 
 cholera infantum, BCadm. s.; all over, in gas- 
 tric sick headache, ILobel. i.; all over, worse 
 by movement or sitting up (sick headache), 
 ■Lac def.; must lie quiet, black vomit, ICadm. 
 s.; as if she could not live, not better in any 
 position, Vib.; sudden attacks, Ferr. ph.; with 
 vertigo, Calc. s.; cannot vomit, with groans, 
 cries, distress, restlessness and sensation of 
 coldness, I Lac def.; with vomiting, during 
 pregnancy, IBTabac. Jg^ faintness. 
 
 Nausea, in delirium tremens: BDAct. rac, IDig. 
 
 Nausea, in diaphragmitis : INux v. 
 
 Nausea, with diarrhoea: Ailant., I Ant. c, lAnt. 
 t., lArg. nit,, lArs., IBrom., ICham., IColch., 
 Collin., IColoc, IBCrot. t., IHell.,1 Ilpec, Iris, 
 Jab., BKalm., BLach., Lil. tig., IMerc c, 
 Prun., I I Puis., BRhus, Sang., ISul., ITabac, 
 HVer.; after stool, I Aeon., ICaust., Crot. t., 
 Kali bi,, Lyss., Oxal. ac, Zing.; before stool, 
 Aeon., Ant. t., Bry., Calc, Chel., Dulc, Grat., 
 Hell., Ilpec, IMerc, Rhus, Rumex, ISang., 
 BSep.; during stool, Agar., BAnt. t., Ars., Bell., 
 Cham., Chel., Coloc, BCrot. t., I Ilpec, Merc 
 viv., IMerc. iod. rub., Nitr. ac,Sil., Sul.,IIVer.; 
 with vomiting mucus, generally green (chil- 
 dren), I Ilpec; dark and bilious, or watery 
 and mucous, ICornus; in morning, Lil. tig. ; 
 nightly, Ferr.; with prostration, IColch.; at 
 commencement, from bad or unripe fruit, 
 ISul. ac. ggir stool. 
 
 Nausea, diphtheria: IGels.: at beginning, 1 1 Lac 
 c JE^iP" 5 throat. 
 
 Nausea, disappearing very suddenly: ILobel. i. 
 
 Nausea, with disgust: g@h loathing. 
 
 Nausea, in dreams : f$2g~ sleep. 
 
 Nausea, drinking: after drinking, IICoccul., 
 Eup. perf., Gamb., I Kali bi., INatr. m.,INux v., 
 IPuls.; cold water, Agar., Anac, Carbol. ac, 
 Natr. a., Rhus ; cold water when overheated, 
 IKali c; in afternoon, most in mouth, BBCoc- 
 cul.; better after (ague), BSamb.; after coffee, 
 I Calc p.; after cold, not after warm drinks (in 
 chills), BLyc; in yellow fever, BBLach.; in in- 
 termittent, I IPuls.; in itch, BLach.; except 
 lemonade, BCycl.; in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; 
 after water, Med. 
 
 Nausea, in dropsy : ILyc 
 
 Nausea, drugs: after drastics, 1 1 Zing. 
 
 Nausea of drunkards : I IKali bi. 
 
 Nausea feeling as if drunk: in headache, 
 
 I Ant. c 
 
 Nausea, ears: roaring in, ICalc; caused by any 
 shrill sound and reverberation, ITherid. 
 
 Nausea, eating: during, Amm. c, Ang., Aur. 
 met., Brom., ICaust., ICic, Jacar. ; after, 
 
 I I iEsc h., Agar., Agnus, Amm. c, Anthrok., 
 Apis, lAtrop. s., Aur. mur., Bism., I I Bry., 
 Calc, ICarbo v., ICaust., Cham., Chin, s., 
 IICoccul., ICon., Cycl., Diosc. , Elaps, IFerr., 
 IGraph., 1 1 Ham., Hyper., Ipec, IKali bi., 
 Kali c, Med., INatr. m., INitr. ac, IBNux 
 v., Oxal. ac, IIRumex, Sars., BBSep., ISul., 
 Tereb.; before, Anac, ICaust., Med., INatr. 
 s., IPhos. ac, Sabad. ; worse after, Merc per., 
 Sec; better after, Alum., Arg. nit., IBrom., 
 Cham., Grat., IKali bi., ILobel., ISang., 
 Sinap., ISpig.; better by eating, but returns 
 immediately after.ward, I I Vib.; after bread, 
 Camph.; after bread and pastry, Ant. c; after 
 breakfast, Agar., Alum., Arab., Aur. mur., 
 
 Calc p., ICham., Daph., ISars., Zinc; before 
 breakfast, Alum., ILyc; during breakfast, 
 Agar., ICarbol. ac, llnd., Zinc; better after 
 breakfast, Aur. mur., Bov., BLact. ac; after, 
 in diabetes, ILact. ac; from irregularities 
 of diet, llris ; after dinner, I I Ant. t., Arg. 
 met., Arg. nit., Berb., ICycl., Med., I INux 
 v., Zinc.; after dinner, in phthisis, IKali 
 c; better after dinner, IMagn. c; after din- 
 ner, 2 to 4 p.m., Chrom. ac; after, in chol- 
 erine, IIAsar.; after, in cold after scarlet fever, 
 IHell.; after, in cystitis, with aversion to 
 food, Hell.; after, in dyspepsia, BFerr. ph.; 
 after eggs, Lyss. ; after, in eruption and peri- 
 ostitis, probably syphilitic, BKali bi.; after 
 fat food, BNitr. ac, IPuls.; after fat food, 
 worse from midnight till morning, I IDros.; 
 after fat food, in checked catamenia, Agnus, 
 BPuls.; after fat food, in bilious dyspepsia, 
 
 . BTarax.; after, in fissure ani, BHam.; after, 
 during apyrexia of intermittent, I Ars.; after, 
 with fulness and oppression, Mosch.; as if 
 food would not go down, prevents swallow- 
 ing, 1 1 Am.; during, food repulsive, IPuls.; 
 cannot get food down without retching, 
 MVer.; after, in headache, Bism.; immedi- 
 ately after, with heaviness of head and bitter 
 eructation, INatr. m.; after, in heart disease, 
 ■Hydras.; after a little food, IDiad., IPod., 
 Sang., ISil.; after, in chronic jaundice, Blod.; 
 after meat, Camph., BCarboa.; from sight of 
 meat or anything oily, I I Zinc; after, in tabes 
 mesenterica, 1 1 Petrol.; after, in morning, BCu- 
 rar.; in desquamative nephritis, 1 1 Plumb.; 
 during, at night, Cinch, bol.; from overload- 
 ing stomach, Ant. c; as if food remained in 
 pharynx, BCalc; after pork, I I Ham.; in 
 pregnancy, IColch.; after, in pregnancy, with 
 copious saliva, BLact. ac; at sight of food, 
 BKali bi., BKali c; at sight of food, in amen- 
 orrhcea, MXan.; after, when sitting erect, 
 with waterbrash, Bry.; caused by smell or 
 thought of food (headache), BLac def.; after 
 soup, ICarbo v.; after, with pain and fulness 
 of stomach, and belching, Gymn.; sudden, 
 after, Ruta ; sudden, during, with vomiting 
 of food, Ruta ; after supper, gradual, Chrom. 
 ac; after, with vertigo, I I Sabad.; after, fol- 
 lowed by vomiting of bile or undigested food, 
 Stann.; after^ with sudden vomiting, IRhus ; 
 after, after night watching and mental dis- 
 turbance during pregnancy, I I Puis. ; after, 
 with accumulation of water in mouth, ILyc. 
 
 Nausea, epigastrium: pain, Cup. ars., I IPtel.; 
 pains going to left side on pressure, precede 
 attack of hsematemesis, I I Sec; pressure, 
 l/Esc h.; pressure, in hysteria, I INux v.; 
 caused by outward pressure, Lil. tig., Ptel.; 
 pinching, below, Tereb.; sinking feeling, 
 ITabac; sudden sinking, better from brandy, 
 Oleand.; stitches, I ICalad. 
 
 Nausea, eructation : acrid, ICarbo a., Carb. s., 
 Eryng., IGraph., IBIpec, I IKali m., INitr. 
 ac, BPhyt., IRhus, I ISang., ISep., IVer. v., 
 Zinc; after, Chel.; better from, Bapt., Camph., 
 ICaust., 1 1 Chel., Cinnab., Grat., IMagn. m., 
 01. an., Rhod.; bitter, Bry.; bitter, with dis- 
 tension and pressure, Guaraea ; bitter mucus, 
 leaving fatty taste, Sabad.; of food, Bell., 
 IFerr., Ferr. s., Ilpec, INux v.; of food, fol- 
 lowing aching in gastric region as from a 
 blow, I IPhos.; of food, nightlv, BCanth.; 
 
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 convulsions end with, IMosch.; ineffectual, 
 ■Mane; tasting like cabbage, ~Carbol. ac; 
 taste remaining in mouth, I Puis.; in throat, 
 as if to vomit, with headache, morning in 
 bed, worse in afternoon, Amm. c; with ver- 
 tigo, INitr. ac. 
 
 Nausea, with eruption : miliaria rubra, llpec. 
 
 Nausea, in erysipelas : lApis, BArs., BGraph.; 
 intermitting attacks, I I Ver. v. 
 
 Nausea, in evening: Brach., Jamb.; at 6 p.m., 
 Osm , IPallad., BPuls.; toward evening, in 
 dentition, ICalc; or at night, 1 1 Plumb.; with 
 vomiting, I Hep. fi^iT night. 
 
 Nausea, after exertion: Aspar.; after every 
 exercise that raises bodily temperature, ISil. 
 
 Nausea, after exposure : IDulc. 
 
 Nausea, eyes: with anxiety, when exerting, 
 USep.; with blackness before, must sit down, 
 in morning, ICalc; while closing, changed 
 into nausea when opening, relieved by Mo- 
 schus, TrTherid.; and fluttering, from double 
 vision, I ITherid.; when gazing steadfastly on 
 an object, Therid.; when looking steadily at a 
 distance (cataracta dura immatura et asthen- 
 opia), Uab.; in looking at moving objects 
 (hyperopia cum asthenopia), BJab.; when 
 looking at pitching of vessel, BCoccul.; in cil- 
 iary neuralgia, Ign.; with pain on being used 
 (cataract), Uab.; with pain through right, 
 ILact. ac. ; with dim sight, Mygale ; with 
 vanishing of sight, sweat on forehead, disten- 
 sion of abdomen, gagging, vertigo, w T orse after 
 drinking, with frequent greenish or yellowish 
 water from bowels, ICrot. t.; in exophthal- 
 mus, BLyc vir. 
 
 Nausea, face : anxious expression (rheuma- 
 tism), IColch.; heat, Stront.; neuralgia, ilris; 
 pale, Alum., IHep., Lyss. ; pale, sickly, iSpig.; 
 shooting, rending left side, between temple, 
 ear and jaw, depriving her of sleep, BColoc; 
 cold sweat, BLobel. i.; twitching, ICamph. 
 
 Nausea with fainting: Alum., 1 1 Amyg., Carb. 
 s., IGlon., BBNux v.; before fainting, I I Ver.; 
 causing fainting,! ICoccul.; in hysteria, BSticta; 
 in megrim, Sil.; after stool, Crot. t. 
 
 Nausea, with faintness : Arg. nit., ICarbo a., 
 ICham., ICrotal., IILach., INux v., Val., 
 IVer., Vespa; in diarrhoea, BBVer.; disappears 
 in open air, BTabac; worse fasting or drink- 
 ing, at night, or on assuming an erect posi- 
 tion, BPhos.; worse in morning, Alum.; when 
 lifting head, BBCoccul.; desire to lie down, 
 Alum.; at 11 a.m., and on rising, Bind.; pre- 
 venting sleep, BGraph.; on rising, BLept.; and 
 occasional vomiting (mental disease), BAct. 
 rac; and vomiting of white, bitter tasting 
 froth (menorrhagia), BCoccu^. Jg^ 11 deathly. 
 
 Nausea, with sensation of falling : BStram. 
 $gg* vertigo. 
 
 Nausea, fauces: from back of, Lye. vir.; rough- 
 ness, Ptel.; as if in soft palate, Phos. ac; 
 squeamishness, worse rising, BCepa. 
 
 Nausea, with cold feet and palpitation : BGlon. 
 
 Nausea, in fever: BCimex, I lEup. pur., BGua- 
 raea, B BNatr. m.; during apyrexia, BPuls.; bil- 
 ious, I lElat., BEup. perf.; before chill, BArs., 
 BCarbo v., Blpec., 1 1 Puis.; during chill, BAn- 
 thrac, BArs., BCham., BBEup. perf, Ign., 
 Blpec, 1 1 Med., Merc, sul., BNatr. m., 1 1 Polyp., 
 Sang.; after chill, BElat., Blpec, BKali c; after 
 chill (after running pin into foot), BHyper.; 
 lasting till next chill, BChin. s.; as chill goes 
 
 off, BEup. perf.; after eating, Ind.; during 
 heat, BBry., Carbo v.; at end of heat, espe- 
 cially after drinking, BBArs.; at beginning of 
 heat, with throbbing headache, BEup. perf.; 
 prodroma, Ipec; before paroxysm, with diar- 
 rhoea, I IPod.; during sweat, BCornus, BMerc; 
 in intermittent, BAnt. c, BBAnt. t., BBCina, 
 BDros., BElat., BEup. perf., I I Polyp., I ISabad.; 
 night before paroxysm, BEup. perf.; after fever 
 and sweat (quartan), BPhell.; in nervous fe- 
 vers, Blpec; in relapsing agues, Ustil.; in re- 
 mittent, BAnt. t.; in typhoid, I I Phos., BBVer. 
 v.; in typhus, BBapt.; in yellow fever, BAnt. 
 t., BArs. h., BGels., BSul. 
 gig? 3 * chilliness, coldness, heat, sweat. 
 
 Nausea, with hawking : g^> mucus. 
 
 Nausea, head: in brain affection, BCup. m.; 
 with confusion, MCalad., 1 1 Graph., Iodof.; 
 with confusion, in evening, Inul.; with con- 
 fusion and tightness in precordial region, 
 weariness, disappeared on drinking water, 
 BPhos.; with congestion, Alum., BCarbo v., 
 BGlon., 1 1 Sang., BVer. v.; with disturbance, 
 Benz. ac; with sensation as if head became 
 enlarged, with numb and dull feeling, Meph.; 
 felt in head, BCoccul.; with fulness, BPod.; 
 with fulness in temples, I ILith.; heat, Ja- 
 troph., BNatr. m.; heat, in vertex (megrim), 
 BCalc; heaviness, Cornus ; heaviness, in base 
 of brain, vEsc. h.; with impetigo capitis, 
 BIris; when lifting (hydrocephalus), BSul.; 
 lightness, 1 1 Lyss.; in meningitis, BGlon., 
 BStram.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, BCup. 
 ac, BGlon.; in meningitis infantum, BApis; 
 seems to rise up, feels hungry, Ang.; sore feel- 
 ing, BVer.; with stupefaction, Jatroph.; sweat 
 on forehead, worse after eating, BCrot. t.; with 
 head symptoms, BSal. ac; with unsteadiness, 
 Cup. ars.; as if head were in a vise, worse in 
 open air, from sleeping, eating and drinking, 
 better in room, B BMerc 
 
 Nausea, with headache : ^Ethus., Ailant., 
 Alum., Anag., Ananth., BBAnt. c, Aur. met., 
 BBell., Bor, BCalc, Calc fl., BCalc p., Calc s., 
 BCaps., Carbol. ac, Carbo v., BCast. eq., 
 BBCaust., I I Chin, s., BChlorof., Cinnab., BBCoc- 
 cul., Coff, Con., Cornus, Crotal., BCup. m., 
 Eup. perf., Ferr., Fluor, ac, 1 1 Form., BGels., 
 BGlon., BGraph., Ind., B Blpec, B BIris, BKali 
 bi., BKali c, BLac def., BLach., BLact. ac, 
 I ILith., Lyss., BMerc, BNitr. ac, BNux m., 
 BNux v., 1 1 Polyp., Ptel,, 1 1 Ran. b., BSal. ac, 
 BISang., Sarrac, BSars., BSep., Sil., Stram., 
 BSul., Tarax., Therid., BVer., Zing., Ziz.; 
 worse in cold air, Lyss.; on awaking, all 
 morning, BLac c.;,in back of head, spreads, 
 settles above right eye, BSang.; fleeting pains, 
 more in back part, gradually increasing, 
 mostly in occipital protuberances, I IPod.; 
 bilious, with distortion of face, BCrotal.; brain 
 stitches, Alum.; as though brain were mashed 
 (chlorosis), Blpec; as of a bruise of brain and 
 skull, pierces through all cranial bones into 
 roots of teeth, BBIpec; burning causes nausea 
 (itch), BLach.; with chills and heat, BSang.; 
 chronic, BPhos., I IPsor.; with colic, I IGlon.; 
 confused, Cornus; congestive, BVer. v.; draw- 
 ing, BCarbo v.; dull, heavy, BCornus; boring, 
 behind left ear, BLach.; above eyes, with 
 gaping, BCalc; dull, above eye to occiput, 
 Thuya ; one-sided, just above eyebrow, 
 BPhyt.; over eyes, worse left (sick headache), 
 
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 ILach.; throbbing, over right eye, Xan.; 
 sharp aching, drawing, over eyebrows, last- 
 ing a few minutes in a warm room, Zing.; 
 across forehead, IIAloe; in forehead, Aloe, 
 dotal., IGlon.,Kob., IMed., Petrol.; in fron- 
 tal bone, on awaking, I I Ham.; with beating 
 and pulsation in head, mostly in forehead, 
 worse in morning and when moving, better 
 lying with head high, better by sweat, INatr. 
 in.; in forehead and temple, better by nausea, 
 1 1 Lye. vir.; acute boring, in forehead, gen- 
 erally left, or passing from left to right, I Iris ; 
 in forehead, after a light breakfast (head- 
 ache), ILac def.; burning in forehead, better 
 in open air, Stann.; as if forehead were being 
 crushed, llpec; dull, above frontal bone, 
 Camph.; dull, in forehead, generally left, or 
 passing from left to right, llris ; dull, heavy 
 frontal, llris; dull pressing, in forehead, cold 
 sweat on forehead, and weakness, IPhyt.; in 
 forehead and eyes, worse right side, llris ; 
 in forehead above eyes, in temples, worse 
 right, dotal.; hammering, in forehead, gen- 
 erally left, or passing from left to right, llris; 
 pressing in forehead, Carb. s.; pressure in 
 frontal region above root of nose, llgn.; shoot- 
 ing in forehead, generally left, or passing from 
 left to right, llris ; stitches in forehead, better 
 lying down, Sep.; stupefying pressure in fore- 
 head, Dros.; throbbing in forehead, generally 
 left, or passing from left to right, llris ; throb- 
 bing in forehead and vertex, I INatr. m.; in 
 frontal region and vertex, worse from raising 
 head, Pic. ac; at commencement of gastric, 
 I llpec; as if hair were pulled, Alum.; hemi- 
 crania, IIApis, Con., llpec, IKali c, IIPuls., 
 ■Sep.; hemicrania, extending particularly 
 towards forehead and left side of head, at- 
 tacks afternoon towards evening, Coloc; after 
 jerking in head, IKali c; compelling one to 
 lie down, Mosch.; before, during and after 
 menses, INatr. m.; in menorrhagia, I I Chin, s.; 
 appears at midnight, IChin. a.; beginning in 
 morning, Jatroph.; obstinate, in morning, 
 ISil.; morning until noon, Sep.; pressing, ex- 
 tends from nape of neck over side of head, 
 and settling over left eye, 1 1 Sang.; neuralgia, 
 IGels., llris; following or preceding neural- 
 gic pain, INaja ; coming in night, ISil.; noon 
 till 2 p.m., Kob. ; darting, from occiput to eye 
 (nervous headache), MSars. ; from occiput to 
 forehead, 1101. jec ; occipital or frontal, as 
 if skull were too full, I INatr. ph.; throbbing, 
 tearing in occiput, I ISul.; with tension in oc- 
 ciput and neck, worse in evening, when sit- 
 ting in room and when becoming cold, better 
 in open air and when getting warm, Mosch.; 
 involving optic nerve, sight blurred, head- 
 ache gets worse, comes and goes with the 
 sun, Kali bi.; periodic, IKali bi.; pressive, 
 Caps., ILach.; pressing over whole head, 
 down nape, and throbbing in head and whole 
 body, "Kali c; rheumatic, Amm. m., INux 
 v.; rheumatic in right frontal region, worse in 
 morning, IPhyt.; like seasickness, ILact. ac, 
 ICoccul.; sick headache, IChel.; faintness, in 
 sick headache, I ISticta ; follows periodic sick 
 headache, HSang.; sick headache from morn- 
 ing until noon, IPhos.; shooting in sides, 
 Calc; stupefying, compressing, mostly in fore- 
 head, in evening, worse when moving head 
 and in room, better in open air, Mosch.; tear- 
 
 ing, Calc s., ICon.; tearing, above eyes to 
 nose, Calc; piercing through temples, I ILac 
 c, Ptel.; in temples, boring from without in- 
 ward, worse right side, and extending to left, 
 Natr. a. ; between temples, Cup. ars. ; through 
 temple and over eyes, llris ; dull, in temples 
 and forehead, llnd., severe in right temple, 
 Ziz.; with tension extending to eyes, IINitr. 
 ac; in vertex,. IHyper. Jgg^ vomiting; also 
 Chap. 3, Headache nausea. 
 
 Nausea, heart : anxiety, I IPhos.; affection in, 
 ICup.m.; organic disease, lApis, Bufo., ILach., 
 I IMygale, llNux v., ISil.; palpitation, aud- 
 ible, in rheumatism, IIThuya; sharp pains 
 around, passing thence to head, Med.; suffo- 
 cation about, Merc. iod. fiav. 
 
 Nausea, with heartburn : ICalc, IPuls., ISang. 
 
 Nausea, heat : with, Chel., Fluor, ac, llpec; 
 anxious, of cheeks, IHep.; in evening, Diad.; 
 with fainting, in summer or hot room, llpec; 
 feverish, lasting all day, 1 1 Ptel.; caused by 
 sun, in intermittent fever, ICarbo v.; of skin, 
 profuse sweat on forehead, after dinner,Ptel.; 
 general, and at stomach, IFluor. ac; on ap- 
 proaching a stove, ILaur.; in sunstroke, 
 IGlon.; over body, with giddiness, IKali bi. 
 
 Nausea, hemorrhage : from lungs, llpec; post- 
 partum, llpec. 
 
 Nausea, with hemorrhoids: liEsc. h., IMur. 
 ac, INux v. 
 
 Nausea, hernia : incarcerated, ISul. ac 
 
 Nausea, with hiccough : Brom., llpec, ISil., 
 IStram.; terminates in vomiting, Jab.; from 
 spasms of oesophagus, IVer. 
 
 Nausea, with hoarseness : INiccol. 
 
 Nausea, hunger: Bry., Caust., Cinnam., Ferr. 
 ph., IHell., llgn., Ipec, IKali c, Spig., Val., 
 IVer.; follows hunger, IMagn. m.; at night, 
 better by eating, but afterwards tormenting 
 him for hours in bed, I IPhos. 
 
 Nausea, hypochondria: debilitating oppres- 
 sion below, Ailant.; if stomach is not satis- 
 fied, Tabac; pain in right, Cupr. 
 
 Nausea, hysteria; several days before attack, 
 IKali c 
 
 Nausea, in influenza : lAnt. t. 
 
 Nausea, injuries : after operation for hemor- 
 rhoids, I Croc. 
 
 Nausea, with itching of skin : has to scratch 
 till he vomits, llpec 
 
 Nausea, kidneys: in renal calculus, llpom.; 
 in renal derangement, ISenecio. 
 
 Nausea, with lassitude : ICalc. p., IFluor ac. 
 
 Nausea, lie down: must, Ars.; every little 
 while, at noon, IIYib.; with desire to (ver- 
 tigo), IHam.; must, roused by pains in 
 thighs down to heels and pains across top of 
 feet, as if bones were broken across ankle, 
 ILac def.; when lying, BRaph.; while lying 
 (acute hydrocephalus after erysipelatous 
 eruption) , lApis. 
 
 Nausea, limbs: cold in intestinal catarrh, 
 IColoc 
 
 Nausea, lips : white, Val., 
 
 Nausea, liver : pain, llnd., IPod.; constant 
 pain, in intermittent, I ITarant.; proceeds 
 from right to left, I I Merc iod. flav. ; pain 
 extends to right shoulder, IMerc cor.; in 
 region of gall-bladder, Absin.; in hepatitis, 
 HChel., INatr. s.; in jaundice, Hod.; in 
 jaundice, before attack, lArg. nit.; in jaun- 
 dice,with disposition to vomit, frequent empty 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 retching, BDig.; sore to touch, IChel. ; with 
 stitches, I I Agar. 
 Nausea, with loathing : Benz. ac, Coff., BGels., 
 
 I Kali c, I Strain.; during pregnancy, BCycl. 
 Nausea, in locomotor ataxia : lArg. nit. 
 Nausea, in meningitis : j$«ir* head. 
 Nausea, menses : before, IHyos., ILyc, INatr. 
 
 m.; before, in dysmenorrhoea, INiccol.; before, 
 with throbbing and heat in left side of head, 
 ICrot.; during, Bor., ICalc, BCaps., IHyos., 
 IKalic, INuxv., BPuls., Ver., BVib.; delayed, 
 ■Graph.; during, with swelling and soreness 
 of breasts, Con.; too early, IKali bi.; profuse 
 (uterine hemorrhage), Ilpec; suppression, 
 
 ■ ■Puis.; after, 1 1 Chin, s.; in menorrhagia, 
 Coccus ; after menorrhagia, IGels.; during, in 
 amenorrhoea, 8 Cap. m.; in menorrhagia, dys- 
 menorrhoea, BVer. 
 
 Nausea, with mental symptoms: absent- 
 minded, Calc; anguish, BBDig. ; anxiety, 
 
 I I Agar., Ant. t., Calc.,Sabad.; during anxiety, 
 IChel.; causes anxiety (diarrhoea), IflAnt. t; 
 anxiety, in diarrhoea, BDulc; anxiety, after 
 exercise out of doors, I ISpong.; anxiety and 
 faintness, IKali c; after anxiety, IINux v.; 
 depression, I I Agar., IIDig.; from emotions, 
 IKali c; with excitement, Alum.; before 
 attack of hypochondriasis, Ilpec; with ill 
 humor, Stront.; from mental labor, Aur. met., 
 ■Lach.; with moroseness, Sang.; after study, 
 Cup. a.; with nervousness and depression, 
 ■Crotal.; when thinking of coffee, Lil.tig.; when 
 thinking of food, Mosch.j when thinking of 
 water, Ars. h.; when thinking of his work, 
 Bor. 
 
 Nausea, after milk : ICalc. 
 
 Nausea, in morning : Absin. , Ang., Ant. t., Ars. 
 m., Berb.,1 IBufo.,Camph., Carbol. ac.,1 I Cast, 
 eq., ICic, Coccul., Crotal., ICurar., IGraph., 
 Inul., Jugl., IKalm., BLac def., Niccol., IINux 
 v., IPsor., -IIPuls., ISil., IISul., Zinc; as* if 
 everything in abdomen were turning round, 
 ■Sep.; worse morning till afternoon, then 
 better till evening, llgn.; after awaking,! Con., 
 
 ■ BPetrol. ; an hour after awaking, ICarbo v.; 
 with pain in small of back, IPsor. ; in bed, 
 disappearing after rising, Zinc; before break- 
 fast, Berb., BGoss., ILyc, USep.; before break- 
 fast, with sudden diarrhoea, Tuberc; before 
 breakfast, with sensation of worm rising in 
 throat, ISpig.; in gastric catarrh, IMez.; lasts 
 all day, BCact.; in diarrhoea, Bov.; in nervous 
 debility and paralysis, ICurar.; while dressing, 
 Chrom. ac; early, Bar. c, IDig.; early, on day 
 menses appear, 1 1 Ver.; early, on rising (lead 
 colic), INux v.; early, with vomiting, constant 
 pain and pressure in epigastrium, as from a 
 stone (reflex gastric derangement during 
 pregnancy), IINux v.; and evening, IIBry.; 
 every other, when awaking, lEup. perf. ; 
 with palpitation, lArg. met.; occasionally 
 vomiting (emansio mensum), IDig.; to night, 
 with vomiturition (carcinoma ventricular), 
 
 I IMez.; with nervousness and depression, 
 ■Crotal.; 1 a.m., 1 1 Rhus ; with rheumatism of 
 right frontal region, IPhyt.; after rising, 
 ■Lact.ac,IMagn. m.,Therid., on rising, I I Ver.; 
 on rising, with headache, ILac def.; on at- 
 tempting to rise and move about, Pic. ac; at 
 6 a.m., Chrom. ac; when stepping upon floor, 
 ■Lac def.; after stool (diarrhoea), Zing.; in 
 summer complaint, I Ang.; when swallowing, 
 
 gets worse until 9 a.m., vomiting large quan- 
 tities of tough phlegm, .sometimes had to 
 remove it with finger, lasting till 9 p.m., I ILact- 
 ac; toward, Ars. met.; with accumulation of 
 water in mouth, I BPetrol. ; with weakness 
 and trembling during day, Aur. met., ■Graph. 
 gi^ pregnancy. 
 Nausea, motion: caused by, (Am., IBry., 
 
 ■ BCoccul., Ilpec, Therid., I Ver.; worse from, 
 
 ■ Bry., ILact. ac, Sinap.; and after eating, 
 ■Op.; with headache, ILac def.; with hepatic 
 disorder, ICrot. ; while leaning forward, with 
 intense sharp pain in left side of abdomen, 
 
 I I Lac c ; worse from least, BVer., Zinc. ; from 
 least, with chilliness, lEup. perf. ; from least, 
 in cholera, ■Tabac; from least, particularly 
 on closing eyes, worse from noise, I I Therid.; 
 from least, in hydrocephaloid, IVer. ; from 
 least, in morning, soon after awaking, with 
 distress in epigastrium, IGoss. ; from sudden 
 change of position, ■■Coccul.; on getting up 
 in morning, Arund.; when rising, Ascl. t. ; on 
 rising, better lying, Arn. ; on rising, head- 
 ache, ILac def.; rising, or sitting in bed, 
 
 ■ Bry. ; better from moving about or riding in 
 a carriage, BNitr. ac; worse moving about, in 
 morning, IKali bi. ; after washing clothes, 
 soon after confinement, Therid.; when walk- 
 ing, Ferr. ; on moving about, worse on taking 
 a walk (affection of stomach), IKali bi. 
 
 Nausea, mouth: frothing, BVer.; with pain 
 and cold sweat on face (yellow fever), BCadm. 
 s. ; during pregnancy, BCycl. 
 
 Nausea, mucus : caused by dropping of white 
 or yellow, from posterior nares, Sinap. ; with 
 hawking, BManc; from phlegm in throat, 
 
 I I Guaiac ; with retching and throwing up 
 phlegm, Cup. m. 
 
 Nausea, with stiff neck : Hyos. 
 
 Nausea, with motion in nerves : Calab. 
 
 Nausea, with nervous excitement : Bufo. 
 
 Nausea, at night : Alum., BCarbo a.; worse at 
 night, in dysuria, BMerc; worse at night and 
 after eating, BRhus ; worse at night and after 
 sleeping,, BLobel. i.; in diarrhoea, before 
 stool, IIRumex; constant, BDulc; in inter- 
 mittent fever, I ITarax.; stomach sick night 
 before paroxysm (chills), BEup. perf. ; with 
 rising of food, BPhos. ; in neuralgia of face 
 and head, I ISpig.; towards morning, with 
 drawing, pressive pain, extending towards 
 uterus, BPuls. ; water rises from stomach, with 
 retching, during menses, BPuls. 
 g^gr evening. 
 
 Nausea, excited by noise : BCoccul. 
 
 Nausea, at noon : after a meal, Ars. s. f. 
 
 Nausea, nose: bleeding, in typhus, BLach.; tear- 
 ing in root and bones, BKalm. 
 
 Nausea, nursing : after taking breast, Ant. t. ; 
 in nursing women, BIpec 
 
 Nausea, odor : g^° smell. 
 
 Nausea, in oesophagus: Aeon., Bry., BMerc; 
 frequent, with feeling of foreign body in, Sa- 
 bad.; commencing deep in stomach, rises up, 
 Jamb.; with feeling of worms, Sabad. 
 
 Nausea, ovaries : induration and enlargement, 
 BCon. 
 
 Nausea, from overexertion : BIris ; overload- 
 ing stomach causes nausea, Ant. c 
 
 Nausea, painful attacks: Arund. 
 
 Nausea, in palate: BCycl. 
 
 Nausea, palpitation : jy^* heart. 
 
16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 Nausea, with pain in pelvis : Calc. s. 
 
 Nausea, periodic: I INux v., ISang.; every day 
 at same hour, Cinnam.; with hunger, llgn.; 
 every fifteen minutes (pneumonia), Ver. v.; 
 frequent momentary attacks, I I Hep. ; in par- 
 oxysms, intense, worse stooping, with flow of 
 saliva, ISang.; in paroxysms, with faintness 
 and inability to lie down, IRaph.; wakes up 
 with, every Saturday morning (intercostal 
 neuralgia), I IStann. 
 
 Nausea, in pharynx: ILyc; caused by dry- 
 ness, better swallowing (intermittent), IICoc- 
 cul. ; with sensation as if food stuck, ICalc. 
 
 Nausea, in pneumonia: of drunkards, Ant. t.; 
 every fifteen minutes, 1 1 Ver. v.; when sitting 
 up and in motion, I Ran. b. 
 
 Nausea, during pregnancy: Aeon., Ailant., 
 Alet,, Anac, lAnt. c, lAnt. t., Ars.,*IIAsar., 
 IBry., Carbol. ac, Castor., Codein., IColch., 
 
 I Con., Ferr., IHell., Ilpec, Ilris, IJatroph., 
 Kali br., IKali c, IIKreo., BLac c, ILach., 
 IILact. ac, Lil. tig., ILobel. i., ILyc, IMagn. 
 c, IMagn. m., IXatr. m., INux m., I INux v., 
 lOxal. ac, I Petrol., IPhos., Plat., Plumb., 
 IPsor., IPuls., HSep., ISil., ISul. ac, UTa- 
 bac, Tarant., IVer. ; threatened abortion, 
 
 I I Sang. ; worse before and after, better while 
 eating, I Anac; with constipation, ICollin.; 
 protracted, Ilris; rejects everything, ICup. 
 ars. ; in women suffering from scirrhous 
 swellings, ICon.; morning sickness, Chlorof. 
 gggp Chap. 16, Vomiting pregnancy. 
 
 Nausea, with restlessness: Alum., IColch.; 
 worse during rest, and when thinking of it, 
 with pain in left shoulder joint, Bapt. 
 
 Nausea, with retching: Alum., Seneg., Zinc; 
 in amenorrhcea, IGraph.; retching, better 
 drinking warm water, I ITherid.; better after 
 eating, Brom.; in yellow fever, ICadm. s. 
 
 Nausea, in rheumatism: I Ant. t. 
 
 Nausea, while riding: ICalc, Cinnam., Ilris ; 
 in cars, IICoccul., INuxv.; in a carriage, ILvc, 
 IMagn. c, INux m., HPetrol., IISep.,The- 
 rid. ; in a carriage, boat, train of cars, etc. , 
 IICoccul.; reading and thinking, from eating, 
 drinking and sleeping, better during rest in- 
 . doors, ICoccul. g^T* seasickness. 
 
 Nausea, on rising: lAmyl., I Arm, MSenecio, 
 IVer., Zing.; in bed (gastritis), lArs. ; better 
 lying down, Ars. s. f.; on rising from a reclin- 
 ing position, like seasickness, with throbbing 
 in right eye, I ITherid.; on assuming upright 
 posture, IColch.; in intermittent fever, ICoc- 
 cul. Jg^" motion, sitting. 
 
 Nausea, worse in room: IINatr. c; when en- 
 tering room, Calc s.; passing off in open air, 
 ILyc. g^T- air. 
 
 Nausea, saliva: increased, iEsc h., ICamph., 
 Carb.s.,ICard.m.,ICham.,ICinch.,Crot.t.,Goss., 
 Illpec, ILach., Sabad.,1 ISul., Ver., Zinc;dur- 
 ing chill in dysentery, ILept. ; profuse flow, on 
 getting a chill or taking cold, ICoccul.; as if 
 fainting, Carb. s.; salty in evening, IStram.; 
 when spitting, I I Led.; with much spitting, 
 ISang. ; caused by swallowing, Colch. 
 g^~ Chap. 12, Saliva profuse. 
 
 Nausea, like seasickness: ICoccul., IKali bi., 
 Lact. ac, ITabac, Therid. ; with headache 
 (climacteric period), ITherid. 
 g^" riding; also Seasickness. 
 
 Nausea, after scarlatina: in dropsy, IBar. m. 
 
 Nausea, sexual organs : sharp shooting, stick- 
 
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 ing, in external, especially labia, lasting only 
 a moment, but recurring frequently, at times 
 so sharp as to cause involuntary starts (at 
 close of menses), I IMelil. ; pressure" in vagina, 
 Lil. tig. 
 
 Nausea, w T hen sitting: Calc. a.; obliged to sit 
 down (hemicrania), IGlon.; obliged to sit 
 down, would vomit but could not, with eruc- 
 tations and desire for stool, Zinc. ; worse on 
 sitting up, Cochl.,Zinc; better sitting bent 
 over, Zinc; in diarrhoea, I IBry. g@T rising. 
 
 Nausea, sleep : after, Apoc. ; on awaking, par- 
 ticularly after midnight, with ptyalism (preg- 
 nancy), I I Merc; when deprived, Ilpec; in 
 dreams, Arg. met.; inclination to, INux m.; 
 drowsiness or faint, tremulous feeling, Plant.; 
 followed by sleep (hemicrania), IChin. a.; 
 after a short, unrefreshing sleep, could not go 
 to sleep again, Zing.; sleepless, Coccul.; un- 
 easy, ICalc. 
 
 Nausea, slowly coming on : IPhyt. 
 
 Nausea, from smell : of cooking, BlColch., lEup. 
 perf., Ilpec, ISep. ; with clean tongue, thirst 
 without any fever, I Dig. ; of meat broth 
 IColch.; of fat meat, fish, eggs or broth (dys- 
 entery), IColch.; caused by peculiar smell of 
 smallpox, I IVar. 
 
 Nausea, from smoking : Brom. , Calad. , ICalc, 
 Calc. p., IClem., llgn., Illpec, IKali bi., BLo- 
 bel. i., I INux v. , Spong. , ITabac; with aver- 
 sion to smoking, I ICarbo a.; sudden, after 
 smoking, Agar.; goes off by smoking, Jamb. 
 
 Nausea, followed by sneezing: ISang. 
 
 Nausea, sour things relieve: Arg. nit. 
 
 Nausea, when standing: lAgnus; better sit- 
 ting (vaginismus), llgn. 
 
 Nausea, stomach: beating, I INatr. s.; burning, 
 JEsc. h., I ICup. ars., ISang. , ITereb.; burn- 
 ing, changing to dull pressure, Agar. ; in car- 
 dialgia, ICup. m., IStaph.; with pain, ex- 
 tending into chest, came on at night, in morn- 
 ing after getting up, before dinner and about 
 5 p.m., 1 1 Petrol. ; feeling of coldness, Tabac ; 
 succeeded by coldness and weakness, IMagn. 
 m.; contracts so hard and rapidly that the 
 wrenching pain causes sharp screams, I Pod.; 
 cramps, ICalc; distended, Ced.; drawing and 
 sensation as if epigastrium were enlarged, 
 Mang. ; in dyspepsia, lAnt. t., lElat. , ILyc; 
 flatulent dyspepsia accompanying pyrexia in 
 men, IPetrosel.; when empty, Chrom. ac; 
 with emptiness and sensation as if head were 
 distended, IIMeph.; with empty feeling, 
 Aloe, I I Calad., ISil. , Zing.; with em p + y feel- 
 ing in morning, Anac; a dreadful sensation, 
 Zinc; fluttering, Calad.; fulness, Kob., ISul.; 
 in gastralgia, ISil.; long lasting gastralgia, 
 burning, changing to a dull pressure, I I Ran. 
 b.; in gastric catarrh and headache, lAnt. c; 
 in gastric derangement, IDory., IKali bi.; in 
 gastritis, ISang. ; with gnawing, I ILith. ; with 
 griping, IGraph.; with sensation of oppres- 
 sion, Xan.; with heat, Hell.; with heat and 
 pain, Amy 1.; with heat, extending to throat, 
 INitr. ac.; as if it heaved up and down, 
 ICoccul.: after indigestion, Ilpec; with sen- 
 sation of a lump moving at every deglutition, 
 Lil.tig.; pain, Alum.,IGrat.,l IPuls.; cramplike 
 pains, ICollin.; cutting, Merc. iod. flav. ; sharp 
 paroxysmal pains, making her bend forward 
 and press on painful part to get relief, better 
 on appearance of menses, IColoc; pain and 
 
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 soreness, worse from touch , better from eat- 
 ing, INatr. c.; pressure, Carbo a., INatr. m., 
 Ziz.; pressure after eating, llgn.; pressure to 
 liver, left ribs and back, IKali c. ; with sensa- 
 tion of relaxation, ITabac; rising from, 
 IColoc. ; in stomach, less in throat, ISars.j 
 turning, I INux m. ; twisting, 8 to 9 a.m., 
 ICoccul.; uncomfortable feeling, Amyl.; un- 
 easiness, Atrop. s. ; weight, Vespa ; frequent 
 spells, as if caused by wind, smothering her 
 and making her feel weak, I Lye. 
 
 Nausea, stool: before, Cycl., Ipec, IMerc, 
 I IQEnan., BPod., IRhus, BVer.; during, Apis, 
 lArs., Bell., Crotal., Crot. t., IGlon., Gnaphal., 
 Grat., Ipec, IKali c, BMerc., INitr. ac, BPuls., 
 IRhus, ISuL, IVer.; during, in evening, 
 ISul.; after, Cain., ICaust., IKali bi., INatr. 
 m., MOxal. ac, ISil., IVer.; after morning 
 stool, Zing.; with desire, BDulc; ceases with 
 a loose stool, I ITereb. 
 j^§^ constipation, diarrhoea. 
 
 Nausea, when stooping : with vertigo, Millef. 
 
 Nausea, sudden: IKali bi., Mosch., I ISul. ; in 
 vomiting of pregnancy, IKali bi. 
 
 Nausea, sweat: BFerr., Zinc; with anxiety, 
 ■Graph.; better by sweat, Cop., Glon.; cold, 
 ICalc, ILach., BBPetrol.,BBTabac,IBVer., Ver. 
 v.; cold, in cholera, ICamph., IVer.; cold, on 
 head and face, with great but ineffectual effort 
 to vomit, ILobel. i.; during, in intermittent, 
 BFerr.; during, in morning, BBNux v.; toward 
 morning, B BMerc ; and copious expectoration, 
 Eup. perf.; sense of prostration, not real, Eup. 
 perf. J^^ fever. 
 
 Nausea, from talking : Therid. 
 
 Nausea, taste : bad, in morning, BCam ph.; at 
 root of tongue, Agar.; bitter, Cup. ars., Merc 
 p.; bitter, on awaking, Carb. s.; bitter, aver- 
 sion to food, desires sour drinks, BCornus ; 
 bitter, better after eating, IIKalm.; loss of, 
 BCact. ; mouldy (bronchitis), BLed.; rotten 
 eggs, BKali bi. 
 
 Nausea, with tenesmus : Blpec, BRhus, BTa- 
 bac 
 
 Nausea, testicles: from neuralgia, BHam.; press- 
 ure and annoying pain in swollen right, ex- 
 
 ■ tending into abdomen, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Nausea, when thinking : of food eaten, BSars. 
 
 Nausea, with thirst: B Ars., BKali iod., Oxal. ac; 
 in constipation, BBry.; when followed by vio- 
 lent and frequent vomiting, IVer. 
 
 Nausea, in throat: Carbol. ac, BCoff., Cop., 
 BCroc, BCycl., IMez., Val.; in back of, 
 I ISquilla ; with burning, Urt.; burning from 
 stomach, I I Cup. ac; burning, also in stom- 
 ach, Mane ; continuous, Phos. ac; with spasms 
 in throat, BGraph.; with dryness, I Amyl., 
 BBIpec; with stupefying headache, BAnt. c; 
 commences deep in, rises up from end to 
 oesophagus, Jamb., in throat pit, after a meal, 
 Cinch.; rises into, Cup. m., I ILactu. v., BPuls.; 
 with roughness or stinging or burning, during 
 pregnancy, BMagn. c; with scraping, BCochl.; 
 more when rising, BCepa ; constant urging to 
 swallow, BLyc; sensation of a string hanging 
 down, Val.; with sweet taste, BMerc; forced 
 up throat like a thrust, BCepa ; in follicular 
 tonsillitis, BMerc. cy. Jg^° diphtheria. 
 
 Nausea, tobacco: smoking. 
 
 Nausea, tongue : acrid sensation, also in phar- 
 ynx, BSars.; dryness, and headache, worse sit- 
 ting up, BCoral.; white, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Nausea, toothache : drawing, in molars, when 
 lying down, Oleand. 
 
 Nausea, with trembling: BCalc, I IChel., BCoc- 
 cul., liEup. perf., Vespa, Zinc. 
 
 Nausea, with trismus : Cadm. s. 
 
 Nausea, unconsciousness: with convulsive 
 action of facial muscles, BGlon. 
 
 Nausea, after urination : Castor.; urine passed 
 drop by drop (nephritic colic), I IPareira. 
 
 Nausea, urticaria: BArs., 1 1 Sep., BSang. 
 
 Nausea, uterus: metritis, BiLac c; feeling as 
 if uterus were clutched and suddenly relaxed, 
 Sep.; as if genitals were being pushed out, 
 BMurex, BSep.; chronic inflammatory condi- 
 tion (after abortion), BKali c; irritation, BLil. 
 tig.; pressure, BCoccul.; painful pressing, ex- 
 tending upward to umbilicus, and often to 
 region* of stomach (dysmenorrhea), I INux v.; 
 in prolapsus, BArn., BSep.; tumor, IKali c 
 
 Nausea, after vaccination: I ISil. 
 
 Nausea, with vertigo : Msc. g.,Ailant.,l I Alum., 
 Amyg,, BAnt. c, Ant. t., Bar. c, Brom., I ICa- 
 lad., Calc, BCalc. p., Calc s., Cain., BCarbo 
 v., ICaust., ICham., I I Chin, s., B BCoccul., 
 BCycl. ,Ferr., Fluor. ac,Gels., B Graph., Gymn., 
 IHell. ,Hyos.,lInd., BKali bi., BKali br.,BKalm., 
 ILac c, ILach., ILobel. i., ILyc, I ILyss., 
 BMerc, Mosch., Myr. cer. , Niccol. , INux m., 
 IINux v.,(Enan., IPhos.,iiPuls.,BSil., ISpig., 
 ISul.,Tarant., BTabac, Tell., BTereb., IVer. 
 v.; after vertigo, Calc, BNatr. s., BlPhos.; 
 after, in chlorotic cephalalgia, 1 1 Zinc; before, 
 ■Camph. ; better in evening, in open air,Ind.; 
 worse, if eyes closed, Amyl.; on awaking, 
 IHyper. ; when making any exertion, Iber.; 
 and faintness, worse in open air, ICrot. t. ; in 
 typhus fever, BBapt.; in head, Dory.; and 
 dulness of head, as after intoxication, and as 
 if ears were stopped up, BKali c; when raising 
 head (hydrocephaloid), IMerc; headache, 
 obscure vision, and flashes of heat, IMerc; 
 followed by heat of surface, Ver. v.; in even- 
 ing, in bed, especially when head lies low, 
 IPetrol.; headache and pale face, Lyss.; and 
 unsteadiness of legs, better by walking, 
 1 1 Ptel. ; must lie still to prevent vomiting, 
 1 1 Ham. ; in morning, ICalc, I ISabad.,Squilla, 
 Stront.; 1 a.m., worse lying on right side or 
 back, BMur. ac. ; in morning, while gazing 
 long at one object, Sars. ; on moving about, 
 Selen.; at night, when awaking, BSpong.; at 
 night, after retiring, Ind.; periodic, B BNatr. 
 m.; and salivation, IChel.; as in seasickness, 
 IStaph.; obliging him to stoop, IPetrol.; and 
 unsteadiness, Rob.; and vomiting, BB Petrol.; 
 followed by spasmodic vomiting, BSang. 
 
 Nausea, with vomiting: Astac, Grat., BOx- 
 al. ac, BSang.; without being able to vomit 
 (young girls), BBar. c; following vomiting, 
 Calc, BDig.; with fruitless attempts, lasting 
 until falling asleep, and returning on awaking, 
 IColoc; better after (gastric derangements), 
 1 1 Ant. t.; not better by, BBDig.; cannot vomit, 
 IStram. ; chronic, I ILobel. i. ; with efforts to 
 vomit, Cup. m., Illpec, BKreo., IRaph., 
 ISars. ; for two days, felt as if vomiting would 
 return, Ind.; as if he would vomit, but it 
 never comes to it, BStram. Jg^* vomiting. 
 
 Nausea, water : caused by even sight of, 1 1 Phos.; 
 thinking of water causes, Ars. h. 
 
 Nausea, with waterbrash : ICalc, ICaust., 
 ICycl., IMagn. m., Magn. s., 1 1 Sep., Spong.; 
 
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 shuddering, after eating, Amm. in. ; follows 
 waterbrash, when sensitive spot between 
 shoulder blade on spine is touched, I I Rhus ; 
 in dropsy and acute diarrhoea, IColch.; sud- 
 den, on awaking, IIPetroL; awakes at 1a.m., 
 is obliged to vomit, IMerc. sol.; bitter rising 
 into mouth, IBry.; sweetish water, Lachn.; 
 salt water, BCaust.; sour fluid, ICalc. 
 ®gg~ Waterbrash. 
 
 Nausea, with weakness: 1 1 Agar., IIArs., 
 ICalc, B Blpec, USep., Stront., BTabac,BVer., 
 Zinc; anxiety and trembling sensation, Plat.; 
 in attacks, even to syncope, ILach. ; is obliged 
 to lie down, IVer. ; every morning, BHyper.; 
 worse in morning, Alum.; 10 to 11 A.M.,BCamph. 
 
 Nausea, after wine: I Ant. c; worse taking 
 even a small sip, IZinc. 
 
 .Nausea, with yawning : and throbbing in pre- 
 cordial region, I Kali c. 
 
 RETCHING: IjEsc. h., Anthrok., I I Ant. c, 
 lArg. nit., lArn., lArs. ,Ars. h. , IAsar.,Ascl. 
 t., Bar. m. , IIBell. , BBry., ICadm. s. , Cam ph. , 
 
 I ICanth.,BCinch. , Chrom. ac, Cochl.,BColch., 
 IIColoc, MCupr., IDig.,Dros.,BErig.,IIEup. 
 perf., IIHep. , 1 1 Hydras., IIHyos., Ind., 
 BBIpec, I I Kali br., I fKali c. , BKreo., BLach., 
 BLobel., BLvc, Millef., I IMed., BMosch.JNux 
 v., (Euan., IIOp., I I Plumb., BPuls., BSang., 
 
 I I Sec, Seneg., I ISquillaJ ISul., BTabac,BVer. 
 Retching, aggravation : of all symptoms dur- 
 ing, only relieving head, Asar. 
 
 Retching, back: pain in kidneys (renal calcu- 
 lus), ICanth.; in renal colic, BDiosc; in renal 
 colic, after cold, BLyc; on pressing spine, 
 BAtrop. s. 
 
 Retching, bending forward : BColoc 
 
 Retching, bitter: watery fluid, I I Puis. 
 
 Retching, breathing: impedes,Cimex ; labored, 
 threatening death, BDig.; dyspnoea, BSpong. 
 
 Retching, affects chest: BCimex ; pain in mid- 
 dle of sternum (child disposed to convulsions), 
 BBell. 
 
 Retching, in cholera : morbus, BCup. m.; Asi- 
 atica, BBSec ; fourth day, BPhos. ac. 
 
 Retching, with colic : Jugl. , BPetrol. ; extort- 
 ing cries, BHyos. 
 
 Retching, with cough : IDaph. , BLach. ,BBPuls., 
 I I Sang. ; after coughing, BCarbo v. , Cimex, 
 BHyos.; during cough, iHep. , Kalic, BKreo., 
 IMerc, BNatr. m., ISul.; in bronchitis, Blod.; 
 caused by itching in bronchi (acute bronchial 
 catarrh), I ISul.; dry, hoarse (croup), BHep. ; 
 loose, in morning, BSep. ; dry, spasmodic, in 
 morning, BKreo.; leaving patient exhausted 
 (bronchitis), I Kali bi. ; day and night, BOl. jec ; 
 dry, paroxysmal, BBNitr. ac; spasmodic, 
 I Cinch., Merc; brings tears into eyes when, 
 attempting to cough, Aspar.; with ulcerated 
 sore throat (mercurial syphilis), BLach.; 
 whooping cough, BKali s. 
 
 Retching, drinking : followed at once by vom- 
 iting (intussusception) , I I Plumb.; in drunk- 
 ards, BNuxv. ; forced fluid from his mouth 
 when he attempted to swallow water, Lyss. ; 
 after sugar water (angina tonsillaris), BApis ; 
 better by warm water, IITherid. ; even a 
 swallow of water, Ars. h. 
 
 Retching, after eating : BAtrop. s. , I I Plumb.; 
 in diabetes, BLact. ac. ; cannot get food down 
 without, I IVer.; after least thing(yellow fever), 
 ■Ars. h. 
 
 Retching, empty, ineffectual: lArn., BArs., 
 
 Bell., Grat., BPod., Sabina, Sil.; better by 
 eating, BIgn.; better by eating (morning 
 sickness), Blgn.; with feebleness, Crot.; vio- 
 lent, with shooting, rending pains in face, 
 left side, between temple, ear and jaw, depriv- 
 ing her of sleep, BColoc; increase, all symp- 
 toms only relieving head, Asar. ; follows 
 vomiting, caused by ice water, I IVer. v.; after 
 vomiting of slimy, acrid water, Therid. 
 
 Retching, causes fainting : BVer. 
 
 Retching, in fever : before chill, Blpec; in he- 
 patic typhus, BChel. ; prodroma, Ipec; in 
 typhoid fever, BBapt. ; in worm fever, DIpec. 
 
 Retching, head : stupid feeling better, Asar. 
 
 Retching, headache : in migraine, I I Petrol.; in 
 sick headache, IIMelil., BBSyph.; persistent, 
 with throbbing in right eyebrow (migraine), 
 BKali bi. 
 
 Retching, hemorrhage : in post-partum, Blpec 
 
 Retching, hives : in jaundice, BDig. 
 
 Retching, in incipient hydrocephalus : BApis. 
 
 Retching, in meningitis infantum: BApis. 
 
 Retching, during menses : Thuya. 
 
 Retching, mental symptoms: anxiety, Acet. ac, 
 BChel.; after emotion, with loathing, BOp. 
 
 Retching, in morning : with diarrhoea, BNux 
 v.; violent, BNatr. c 
 
 Retching, caused by motion: in lumbago, BB Ant. 
 t.; when raised (meningitis), I IVer. 
 
 Retching, mucus: Spong. ; bloody, BZinc; 
 while hawking, from fauces, BINux v. ; in 
 influenza, BAnt. t. ; caused by effort to bring 
 up a few lumps of grayish, BKali c ; caused 
 by constant secretion' in throat, difficult to 
 dislodge, BMerc iod. flav. ; firm, tough, in 
 fauces (coryza), BAnac ; brings up white, 
 Chrom. ac. 
 
 Retching, at night : Arn. ; worse at night, in 
 dysuria, BMerc. 
 
 Retching, oesophagus: with feeling of w r orms, 
 Sabad. 
 
 Retching, painful: BCard. m., Sec; in sick 
 headache, I ITabac ; with ejection of only a 
 little bloody mucus, Ver. v. ; spasmodic, 
 BMerc. cor. 
 
 Retching, periodic: every day at same hour, 
 Cinnam. ; at intervals of five 'to ten minutes, 
 Chrom. ac. ; in spells, BChel. 
 
 Retching, during pregnancy: Ars. 
 
 Retching, from smoking : Blpec 
 
 Retching, stomach : burning, in region of py- 
 loric orifice, 1 1 Pod. ; in cancer, BCarbo. a. ; 
 following aching in gastric region and from a 
 blow, I IPhos. ; in gastromalacia, BArs.; un- 
 easiness, Atrop. s. ; pain and soreness, worpe 
 from touch, better from eating, BNatr. c; in 
 ulcer, I IMez. 
 
 Retching, on attempting to swallow : BMerc. 
 cor. 
 
 Retching, sweat ; cold 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Retching, after working in sun: BGlon. 
 
 Retching, throat : contraction, Con.; sore, Bism. 
 
 Retching, before vertigo: BCamph. 
 
 Retching, vomiting: of bile in morning, Hep.; 
 violent, BBVer.; violent vomiting of clotted 
 blood and slime, MPhyt.; of food, tasting 
 sour soon after eating, Blpec; hiccough, BBry.; 
 mucus (spasms), BCup. m. 
 
 Retching, with waterbrash : Bry. 
 
 Retching: g^" Gagging. 
 
 SEASICKNESS: Ant. t., Caps., BCarbol. ac, 
 Chloral., BChlorof., BBCoccul., Colch., Ferr., 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 BGlon., Hyos., BKreo., Nux m., UNux v., 
 UPetrol., BSep., Staph., Sil., Sul. 
 Seasickness, motion : worse from least bodily, 
 
 better on deck and fresh cold air, ITabac. 
 Seasickness, of nervous women, they shut their 
 eyes to get rid of the motion of the vessel and 
 grow deathly sick: ITherid. 
 Seasickness, when riding: in a carriage, Bor., 
 IICoccul., Cycl., IHep., Ign.,Nux m., Petrol., 
 Selen., Sep., BSil. 
 Seasickness, caused by swinging; Coff. ,BCoccuL, 
 
 Petrol. 
 Seasickness: fi^ Chap. 2, Vertigo motion, 
 
 riding, water. 
 VOMITING (undefined): 1 1 Aeon., Ailant., 
 Alet., Ammoniac, B I Ant. c, BBAnt. t., BApoc, 
 Arg. met., I I Arm, BBArs., Ars. h., Arum, m., 
 IIAsar., Ascl. s., Asim., BAstac, Aurant., 
 Bar. c, IBelL, Bism., BBor., BBBry., BCa- 
 lab., BCalc., BCamph., MCannab., BCanth., 
 81 Cham., BCodein., j Cetrar., BCina, BCinch., 
 BCochl., MColch., I I Con., Cornus, BCub., 
 BBCup. m., 1 1 Dig-, Diosc, BDory., BDros., 
 IDulc, BBFerr., Ferr. iod., Filix, 1 1 Graph., 
 IHell., 1 1 Hep., BHyos., BHyper., Ictod., 
 BIgn., Bllpec, BIris, Jalap., MJamb., I I Kali 
 br., BKreo., 1 1 Lac c. , Lach., BLobel. i., 
 I I Lye, Lyss., Mang., BMerc, BMerc. d., 
 Merc, sul., IMorph. sul., Mosch., BNatr. 
 m., BNitr. ac, BBNux v., MOleand., 1 1 Op., 
 BPhyt., BBPhos., Phos. ac, BPlumb., IPsor., 
 Ptel., BBPuls., Sal. ac, BSec, BSep., 1 1 Sil., 
 MStann., I IStram., BBSul., ITabac., Tereb., 
 I ITuberc, HVer., Zinc 
 Vomiting, abdomen : cutting, lancinating grip- 
 ing, with great rumbling as if whole contents 
 were in a fluid state and in violent commo- 
 tion, the movement proceeding from below 
 upward, I IPolyg. ; cramplike pain from three 
 inches below navel to epigastrium, sensitive 
 to touch, worse 4 to 9 p.m., worse after eating 
 and walking, better in morning from hot tea 
 and pressure (colicodynia), IColoc; digging, 
 ICalc; distension, worse after vomiting (he- 
 patitis), ICoccuL; in gangrene of bowels,! Ars. 
 s. f.; in gastro-enteritis, lApis, Gilnan. ; heat 
 in abdomen, Sabad. ; with meteorism and ina- 
 bility to make water (peritonitis), lAcon.; in 
 organic affections, with hardening of viscera, 
 ■Lach.; after ope ration, BBBism.; intense pain, 
 swelling, and tenderness in ileo-csecal region, 
 ILac def. ; returns on pressure, Zinc. ; painful 
 retraction, BiVer.; with cold sweat and grip- 
 ing, Cadm. s.; in peritonitis, BLyc. , BNux v., 
 I Ver. ; thinks she will vomit from sensation of 
 something ascending toward stomach, Coccus; 
 with colic around umbilicus, BColoc; accom- 
 panies pain about umbilicus, coming on every 
 morning, 1 1 Plumb.; pains about navel before, 
 intermittent, colicky, BIris; aggravates, tear- 
 ing and burning, which seems to concentrate 
 around umbilicus, 1 1 Plumb. 
 Vomiting, abortion : threatened from fright, 
 
 BGels. J^~ pregnancy. 
 Vomiting, acid (sour): BAnt. t., Arg. nit., 
 BArs., IIAsar., BBell., Bry., Cact., I ICalc, 
 ICamph., BCarbo.v., BCaust., BCham., BBCinch., 
 Coccul., Con., BDaph., BFerr., BGraph., 
 BHep., MIgn., Ipec, Iris, BKali bi., BKali 
 c, BBLyc,BBMaorn., BMez., BNatr. m.,1 BNatr. 
 p., BNatr. s., BBNux v., BBPhos., BPhos. ac, 
 DflPuls., 1 1 Sara., MStann., BISul., ISul. ac, 
 
 1 1 Ver., Ziz.; bitter fluid, 1 1 Puis.; blood- 
 streaked, sets teeth on edge, 1 1 Rob.; in cancer 
 of stomach, Act. sp.; in cholera infantum, 
 Coff. t. ; with colic, BMagn.; with cough, 
 ICimex ; during dentition, B BCalc, BCham.; 
 dark, mixed with some blood, BBPhos.; in 
 dropsy, BLyc; particularly after eating (dys- 
 pepsia), BSul. ac; with cold sweat in face, 
 BSul.; with intermittent fever, liNatr. ph.; 
 between chill and heat, BBLyc. ; in hot stage, 
 BLyc; in hepatic typhus, IChel. ; fluid, 
 BCard. m.,BIpec, BNatr. m., I INatr. ph., 
 BNux v.; clear fluid towards evening and 
 at times at night, with twisting, constrict- 
 ing pain in epigastrium (cardialgia), I I Phos., 
 fluid, excoriating throat, BIris; with gastral- 
 gia and enteralgia, BNatr ph.; fluid, acrid, large 
 quantities, BIKreo.; -fluid in migraine, BRob.; 
 fluid with mucus, BBTabac; fluid, white 
 mucus, with pressure and burning in stomach 
 (ulcer of stomach), BKali bi.; fluids offen- 
 sive, in large quantities, looking like water, 
 ink and coffee grounds, BiPhos. ; fluid set- 
 ting teeth on edge, with nausea (migraine), 
 BRob.; froth, I INatr. ph.; liquid food, Oleand.; 
 in gastralgia, BArs. ; with gastric catarrh, I Kali 
 bi.; in chronic gastritis, BPlumb.; in gastro- 
 malacia, BMerc d.; with confusion of head, 
 1 1 Graph. ; greasy, with aversion to water, 
 I Mane. ; with hemicrania, INatr. m., Sars.; 
 with occipital or frontal pain, as if skull were 
 too full, I INatr. ph.; w r ith fleeting pains in 
 head, more in back part, gradually increasing 
 in intensity, occupying mostly occipital pro- 
 tuberances, 1 1 Pod.; with headache in fore- 
 head and eyes, worse right side, llris ; in 
 sick headache, I INatr. m., BRob.; in hepatitis, 
 INatr. s.; with intermittent fever, I INatr. ph.; 
 in yellow fever, BSul.; of infants, I IRob.; 
 milk, with sour stool of infants, and sour 
 smell of body, BRob.; mucus, Bell., IChel., 
 Colch., INatr. s. , BBVer.; mucus, in cho- 
 lera sporadica, I I Aeon.; mucus, after cho- 
 colate (diarrhoea), BBor.; mucus (mucous 
 irritation et morbus medicinalis), BHydras.; 
 mucus, with tearing, drawing and spasmodic 
 constriction of abdomen, BNux v.; mucus, 
 with spasmodic cough, Kali c; mucus in 
 morning, before eating, Psor.; mucus, occa- 
 sionally, BLyc; mucus, sour smelling, BStram.; 
 mucus, thick, BKali c.\ in neuralgia, BIris; 
 worse at night, Cinch.; in pregnancy, BLact. 
 ac, BMagn. c; smell (cholera infantum), 
 BCalc ; after smoking, Calad.; with fulness 
 of stomach, after eating, Nitr. sp. d.; follows 
 pressure in stomach, as from heavy weight, 
 increasing during the severe colicky parox- 
 ysms, I I Plumb. ; setting teeth on edge , B Atrop. 
 s., BFerr. ph.; water, BNatr. s.; water, worse 
 after eating, Natr. a.; watery, in cancer, 
 MCund.; first water, then food, BSul. ac; 
 water, at night, BCalc; water, in pertussis, 
 • BCaust.; water, sour smelling, 1 1 Nux v.; yel- 
 low black matter, with pain in abdomen 
 (yellow fever), BCadm. s. 
 
 Vomiting, acrid : Con., BBSang.; in gastralgia, 
 BArs. ; causing burning in face and rawness in 
 throat, I I Zinc; mucus, Colch.; sour, makes 
 teeth feel too long, Calad. 
 
 Vomiting, aggravation : after, Dros., Merc. sul. 
 
 Vomiting, albuminous : like white of egg, in 
 chronic gastritis, BMerc cor., BPlumb. 
 
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 437 
 
 Vomiting, albuminuria : in Bright's disease, 
 lArs., Atrop., I Merc, cor., MPhos. ac; easy, 
 I Dig.; obstinate, in Bright's disease, IHelon. 
 
 Vomiting, in apoplexy : IINux v., I I Sang. 
 
 Vomiting, back : causes great pain in loins and 
 hips, I llpec; pain in kidneys (renal calculus), 
 ICanth.; burning, between shoulder blades, 
 before, I I Rhus ; coldness along spinal column, 
 downward and through entire abdomen (di- 
 arrhoea), I Grot. t. 
 
 Vomiting, after beer: $^ drink. 
 
 Vomiting, obliged to bend double and lie still 
 to prevent: IColch. 
 
 Vomiting, better: after, Ferr., INux v.; in 
 ga^tro intestinal irritation, I Kali bi. 
 
 Vomiting, of bile : I Aeon., Ananth., Anthrok., 
 lAnt. c, lAnt.t., I I Arm, Apoc, IIArs., Asar., 
 lAscl. t., Aspar., Bar. c, BBell., IIBism., 
 IIBry., Bufo., Cadm. s., llCalc, ICamph., 
 Cain., I ICannab., ICanth., BCarbov. ; HCham., 
 IChel., IChin. s., Chrom. ac, ICic, ICina, 
 ICinch., Coccul., I IColch., IColoc, ICon , 
 HCrotal., ICup. m., Curar., I I Dig., I IDolich., 
 
 I IDros.,IDulc, Elaps.,IIEup. perf., BFluor. ac, 
 
 I I Hep., Ilgn., IBIpec, llris, IKali bi., I I Kali 
 c, BLach., BILept., BLobel., BLyc, BBMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., I INatr. c, I INatr. m., I INatr. s., 
 BBNuxv., I l01eand.,BPetrol.,BBPhos.,BPlumb., 
 IPod., BBPuls., BPhyt., 1 1 Rhus, I ISabad., I ISa- 
 bina, BSec, BBSep., MSil., IStann., I I Strain., 
 BSul., IIThuya, I IVar., BBVer., IVer. v., 
 Ziz.; after anger, BCham., BBNux v.; with 
 anxiety, palpitation, weak pulse, BCrotal.; 
 black, tasting bitter aud sour, with consid- 
 erable mucus, Med.; and blood, IPetrol., Sar- 
 rac; bloody, in intussusception, BKali bi. ; 
 follows intense pain in brain, Zinc; with 
 burning in region of pyloric orifice, I IPod.; 
 in cardialgia biliosa, BLobel. i.; in chronic 
 catarrh, I I Sang. ; with chill, BDros.; at end of 
 chill, Eup. perf.; during chill, Ign.; in colic, 
 BArs.; in biliary colic, BCinch.; with violent 
 colic, Blod.; during cough, BPuls.; with cough, 
 Sars. ; with spasmodic night cough, B BCinch. ; 
 bile, with whooping cough, Sabad.;in diabetes, 
 BOp.; with diarrhoea, BCoccul.; in diarrhoea, 
 first yellowish then greenish, before paroxysm 
 of fever (bilious remittent), I IPod. ; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, after slight errors in diet, BFluor. 
 ac. ; after drinking, BEup. perf.; resistent 
 efforts, Bism. ; with tenderness in epigastrium 
 and trembling, Eup. perf.; in apyrexia,Sa- 
 bad.; after chill (ague), BKali c; between 
 chills and heat, INatr. m.; in tertian ague, 
 MPtel.; with ague brought on, always worse 
 by damp weather or moist atmosphere 
 at seashore, I INatr. s.: with bilious fever, 
 BPod. ; with fever and delirium, BCrotal. ; with 
 heat, BOp.; with heat and sweat, BIris; 
 at end of hot stage, then slight sweat and 
 sleep, BBEup. perf.; in intermittent, BBCina; 
 in swamp fever, BAng.; in yellow fever, BMerc , 
 BSul., BVer.; in yellow fever, yellowish green- 
 ish semifluid masses, almost gelatinous, 
 BCadm. s.; with great accumulation of flatus, 
 BPhyt.; fluid, Ant. t.,Ars. h., Cochl.; fluids 
 with urine passed drop by drop (nephritic 
 colic), 1 IPareira ; then food (pertussis), BBry. ; 
 in acute gastritis, after taking cold, BColoc. ; 
 large quantities of dark green, and mucus, 
 BJatroph.; in headache, Aur. met., BBry., 
 Bilpec, INatr. s., BSang., Ziz.; with beating 
 
 headache, BPuls.; with frontal headache, Cro- 
 tal.; with headache in forehead and eyes, 
 worse right side, llris ; with headache in fore- 
 head, above eyes, in temples, worse right, 
 Crotal.; in migraine, I IPetrol.; announces 
 remission, in megrim, BCalc; in migraine, 
 relieves pain, but exhausts, I I Rhus; with 
 pains low in occiput, drawing in rays upward, 
 locating over right or left eye (sick headache i, 
 I I Sang.; with headache in morning, INiccol.; 
 with pressing over whole head, down nape, 
 and throbbing in head and whole body, "Kali 
 c; in sick headache, BBChel., BBIpec, BBIris, 
 BLobel. i., I INatr. in., BPlumb. , BISang. ; after 
 hiccough (cholera), BJatroph.; with pain in 
 liver, Bufo.; before attacks of jaundice, BArg. 
 nit.; in measles, repeated, B Rhus; after menses 
 (hepatic disorder) , BCrotal.; toward midnight, 
 BArg. nit. ; after least motion, even after sitting 
 up in bed, IStram.; in morning, Dros. , USep., 
 Therid. ; at 4a.m. ,with cough (chronic consump- 
 tion), Therid.; in morning, after long, violent 
 retching, Hep.; and mucus, Bell., BBColch., 
 IStram. ; and mucus, on awaking in morning, 
 Stann.; and mucus, thin, voluntary stool, with 
 escape of much flatus and urine (sunstroke), 
 IGlom; follows nausea after eating,Stann. ; in 
 neuralgia, llris ; all night, Curar. ; in neural- 
 gia of face and head, I ISpig. ; at night,BCinch. ; 
 offensive, relieves, Ars. s. f.; in ovarian cyst, 
 Rhod.; during paroxysms of pain (ovarian 
 tumor), IColoc; every first or fourth day, later 
 every Saturday, llpec ; in phrenitis, ICanth.; 
 in spinal disease, BAlum.; with burning in 
 stomach, BTereb.; with cramping pains in 
 stomach, I I Sec; follows pressure in stom- 
 ach as from a heavy weight, increasing during 
 severe, colicky paroxysms, I I Plumb.; stools 
 white, BDig. ; with straining, before chill (in- 
 termittent), BArs. ; with sweat, BIris ; from 
 tea, MSelen.; thick, and blood, BPod.; with 
 well-defined tumor in right iliac fossa as large 
 as a cocoanut , of elastic feel but hard and im- 
 movable, at times cutting pain like a stab in 
 tumor,causing her to scream and toss in agony, 
 worse heat and warm weather, better in open 
 air, BColoc; at commencement of variola, 
 BCoff.; with vertigo, BBChel., IPetrol., I ISa- 
 *bad.; follows dizziness frequently (chlorotic 
 cephalalgia), I I Zinc; with vertigo at night 
 (gastric fever), 1 1 Sep.; and water, Raph.; and 
 water, in inflammation of liver, BMerc ; watery, 
 easy, followed by great relief, 1 1 Zinc. 
 J^if~ bitter, green, yellow. 
 Vomiting, bitter : 1 1 Agar. , I I Apis, I Ars. , Benz. 
 ac,ICham., Con., Coloc, I Ilgn., IKali bi., 
 IMerc, IMerc. cor., IMez., INatr. c, INatr. 
 s., IOp., IPetrol., I I Pic. ac, 1 1 Puis., Rhod., 
 Vinca; in chill, ICham.; in colic, ICoccul.; 
 with dry cough, especially evening in bed un- 
 til midnight, BSep. ; with cramps in abdomen, 
 BLyc; bitter yellow green mucus (diarrhoea), 
 BBry.; after drinking water, Bor.; when 
 drinking after a meal, Bry.; with eructations, 
 BNitr. ac; fluids which have been taken, 
 I IVer. ; fluid, in yellow fever, I Ars. h. ; fluid, 
 in hepatitis, INatr. s.; in gastralgia, Arg. nit.; 
 chronic gastritis, IPlumb.; in headache, on 
 moving, better when quiet, MSil.; with beat- 
 ing headache, ISang. ; with pulsations in 
 head, worse from motion, ISang.; with tear- 
 ing in temples (after catching cold after labor), 
 
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 1 1 Puis. ; in menorrhagia, I Coccus ; mucus, 
 ICalc, HPhos. , IHVer.; mucus, in apyrexia, 
 Sabad.; mucus and bile, I IBry.; mucus after 
 coffee, ICham.; mucus after cough, IIRhod. ; 
 mucus in yellow fever, lArs. h. ; like that in 
 pregnant women, INatr. m.; sour, in dyspep- 
 sia, iAnt. t. ; better by drinking (ague), 
 ISamb. ; with cold sweat in face, ISul.; in sun- 
 stroke, IIThuya; water, ICarb. s., USang.; 
 greenish water, Oleand. g^ 31 bile. 
 
 Vomiting, back: violent pain in loins (gastral- 
 gia) , I I Ver. 
 
 Vomiting, black (melsena) : Alum., I BArs., 
 ICalc, ICinch., IHam. , Blpec, BLyc.,BNatr. 
 s., BINux v., BPetrol., BIPhos., IPlumb., 
 Raph. , Sec, Sul. , BBVer. ; tinged bedding, 
 lArg. nit.; about a pound of coagulated blood, 
 with sudden loss of consciousness, I INux v.; 
 with colic, extorting cries, IHyos.; during 
 convulsions (every three minutes), I IPlumb.; 
 distressing feeling all night, that unless stom- 
 ach was relieved a fit would ensue after sup- 
 per, Merc sul. ; dark grumous acrid matter, 
 Dory.; dark, like coffee grounds, I INatr. ph ; 
 in yellow fever, BBCadm. s., BBCrotal., BLach., 
 ISul., I ISul. ac, BVer. ; fluid, I ICarbol. ac, 
 
 ■ Crotal., ILach., Hydr. ac; dark liquid, with 
 or without blood, Blpec; serous liquid, BArs.; 
 streaked fluid, smelling of camphor, Camph.; 
 masses, BArs., Con.; masses, in yellow fever, 
 ISul. ; mucus, Anthrok.; with cold sweat and 
 griping, Cadm. s. ; with pain in stomach, 
 gradually spreading over whole abdomen, 
 
 I IPhos. ; a mixture of thin, pitchy, bilious or 
 shiny matter, ISec; forcible, of immense 
 quantities of tarlike matter gushing from 
 nostrils as well as mouth (mekena), Blpec; 
 tarlike substance, with blood, BArs.; thin 
 substances, IB Ver. 
 
 j^HT* blood, coffee grounds. 
 Vomiting, of blood: (hrematemesis), Aeon., 
 Aloe, I IAnt. c, BBArn., BArs., 1 1 Arum m. , 
 Ananth., Bar. m., BBell., BBry., Bufo.,BBCact., 
 ICalc, ICanth., ICamph. , I ICann. i., 
 
 ■ ICarbo v., I I Card., I ICaust., I ICham., ICic, 
 HCinch., BBCrotal., MCupr., BCycl., IIDros., 
 ■Erig., Erjmg., HFerr., BFerr. ph., Guaiac, 
 IBHam., I IHyos., Bllpec, IIKalim., BLach., 
 
 I I Led., 1 1 Lye, 1 1 Merc, BMerc cor., Mez., 
 
 ■ Millef., IMosch., BNatr. a., INatr. m., 
 IINitr. ac, BNuxv., (Enan., BOp., HPhos., 
 IPhyt.,BPlumb.,IPod.,IPuls.,l IRhus,Rumex, 
 IBSabin., ISang., ISec, ISep., I ISil., I IStann., 
 ISul., ISul. ac, I ITabac,Tereb.,MVer.,Ver.v., 
 ■Zinc; worse in afternoon, ICinch.; atonic, 
 1 1 Alum., black, ICarbo v., IHam., Ilpec; 
 at first brownish black, then black and half 
 coagulated, occurring about every half hour, 
 ■Ipec ; breast cool, ICarbo v.; body icy 
 cold, ICarbo v.; with burning in stomach, 
 ITereb.; in cancer, Crotal.; of children, Blpec; 
 clots, Arm, lArs., ILyc; clots and slime with 
 retching, intense pain and desire for death to 
 relieve, MPhyt.; partly coagulated, partly 
 fluid and dark, lArs.; dark red coagula 
 (after injuries) , 1 1 Arm; has little or no ten- 
 dency to coagulate, or is dark, as if from pas- 
 sive congestion or malignant disease or atonic 
 ulcer, or when disease is sympathetic, as in 
 vicarious menses, ICrot.; with convulsions, 
 IHyos.; daily, I IXJstil.; dark, Ilpec; dark, 
 thin, about one pound, with faintness, Ilpec; 
 
 dark, filamentous substance, mixed w T ith bile 
 and mucus, HPhos. ; habitual, in hard drink- 
 ers, Alum.; with effort, I I Zinc; with erosion 
 of mucous coat of stomach, Trill.; in evening, 
 ISul.; with fainting, ICarbo v.; in typhoid, 
 Chlor.; in yellow fever, ICup.m., ISul., Ver.; 
 with accumulation of flatus, IPhyt.; foaming 
 fluid, IAnt. t.; frothy thin, fluid masses (acute 
 redema of lungs), IAnt. t.; in chronic gastri- 
 tis, IMez. ; in chronic headache, MPsor.; 
 after suppressed hemorrhoidal flow T , INux v.; 
 large quantity, pure (pneumonia), I IPhos.; 
 patient lies still, ISec; with liver complaint, 
 I I Card, in.; liver-colored masses lessening 
 pain in prsecordia and sensation of suffoca- 
 tion, Chlor.; worse lying, better from pressure 
 on stomach, IStann.; masses, ICarbo v.; mas- 
 ses, in yellow fever, ISul.; blood mixed (dis- 
 eased pancreas), lAtrop. s.; bloody mucus, 
 I Aeon., iEthus., Bell.; bloody mucus, with 
 dark red blood, IHyos.; and mucus (purpura), 
 I I Sal. ac; at night, ICaust.; worse at night, 
 ICinch.; painful, IHam.; of a passive nature, 
 profuse, blood venous, accompanied by nau- 
 sea, which improves after hemorrhages, 
 lUstil.: with pressing, gnawing, ulcerative 
 pain in stomach, I Kreo.; profuse, dark, clot- 
 ted, IHam.; pure, with paroxysms of pain 
 and anguish in spot on left side of abdomen 
 (hysteria), I ISep.; pulse intermittent, thready, 
 ICarbo v.; pure, or brown, I IPhos.; and pus, 
 ILach.; recurring (gastric ulcer), I IXJran. n.; 
 bloody serum, offensive, I ISec; sour, Ilpec; 
 strains, blood comes up, I ISep.; streaked, 
 IAnt. t., lArs., IMerc cor.; sudden, Ilpec; 
 sudden, at first dark and coagulated after 
 slight digestive disturbance, later fluid and 
 high red, I Ilpec; with cold sweat on hands, 
 face hot, IKali bi.; thin, I IZinc; at first thin 
 and bright red, afterwards dark and thick, 
 I I Ver.; tinged bright, BCanth.; from ulcera- 
 tion, BCrotal.; from ulceration and rupture of 
 bloodvessels, 1 1 Erig. 
 jgg^ 1 * black, brown, coffee grounds. 
 
 Vomiting, bluish matter : Cupr. s. 
 
 Vomiting, after broth : Ant. t. 
 
 Vomiting, breathing: asthma, IBAcon. ; in em- 
 physematous subjects (influenza), Blpec; suf- 
 focating sensation, 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Vomiting, brown: BArs., Bar. c, Bism., Mez., 
 INatr. s., Phos.; chocolate-colored masses, 
 Con.; dark, coffee-colored fluid, with nau- 
 sea, and dirty fluid, Dory. ; streaked (yellow 
 fever), BArg. nit.; liquid, striped with blood, 
 BPlumb. gUP"* blood, coffee grounds. 
 
 Vomiting, of cachectic persons: BSul. ac. 
 
 Vomiting, in cancer: of stomach, BCarbo a. 
 g@r> Chap. 17, Stomach cancer. 
 
 Vomiting, after catalepsy and unconscious- 
 ness : Camph . 
 
 Vomiting, chest: in catarrh (meningitis infan- 
 tum), BApis ; in congestion, BVer. v.; with 
 pain in left side, IGlon.; follows excruciating 
 pain, caused by food sticking when swallow- 
 ing, IKali c; with stitches in left side, IBry.; 
 caused by pain under low T er inner angle of 
 right shoulder blade, extending into chest 
 or stomach (amenorrhoea, pregnancy), IChel. 
 
 Vomiting, of children : jp<§? a cholera infan- 
 tum, dentition, diarrhoea, infants, nursing. 
 
 Vomiting, chill : after, Ant. c , lElat.; during, 
 MAnthrac, lAsar., Diad., IDulc, Ilpec, 
 
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 11 Med.; all over, with cold hands and feet, 
 Sinap.; coldness after, ICamph.; in influ- 
 enza, IDulc; rigors ^puerperal convulsion:;), 
 I I Aeon.; preceded by shivering all over 
 (cholera), llpec. ; shuddering over hack and 
 arms, before, Kaph. ggp^ cold, fever. 
 
 Vomiting, in cholera Asiatica : I Ant. t. , lArs. , 
 ICamph., Crotal., IColch., ICup. ac, IICup. 
 met., BHell., I IHydr. ac, IJatroph., IKali 
 ph., HVer.; on fourth day, IPhos. ac; cramp- 
 ing of muscles after, or Instead of vomiting, 
 ICup. m.; of small, white fiocculent bodies, 
 with undigested food, BIris ; of quanities of 
 white, glairy fluid, with watery diarrhoea, 
 IJatroph.; and purging of green water, lAcon. ; 
 whey like fluid, ICup. m.; absence of vomiting, 
 ICarbo v., ILaur.; during cholera season, 
 IIBry. $^ Chap. 20, Cholera. 
 
 Vomiting, in cholera infantum or morbus: 
 IIArs., lArs. i., IDiosc, I llpec, IManc, 
 IIMed., HVer.; suddenly ceases, ICamph.; 
 every few minutes, llris; uninterrupted, of 
 scentless, white, gelatinous fluid during men- 
 ses, which had ceased for thirty hours, 
 IJatroph.; in night, and all next day, 
 IGnaphal.; in cholera sporadica, I lElat.; in 
 a stream, in cholera sporadica, ITabac 
 f$gf Chap. 20, Cholera infantum and mor- 
 bus. 
 
 Vomiting, from choking and gagging, espe- 
 cially in morning : IKali c 
 
 Vomiting, chronic: ICarbol. ac, Cinnam., 
 llpec, Sul.; in paroxysms with nausea, pro- 
 fuse sweat, prostration of strength, good ap- 
 petite, IILobel. i. 
 
 Vomiting, clayey substances : INatr. m. 
 
 Vomiting, during climacteric period, with se- 
 
 . vere and constant nausea : Sars. 
 
 Vomiting, excited by coffee : Camph. 
 
 Vomiting, like coffee grounds: Colch., Con., 
 I I Med., INatr. m., I INatr. p., IPhos.; in can- 
 cer of stomach, ICund.; in cholera morbus, 
 ICup. m.; with coagulated blood, I Merc cor.; 
 in yellow fever, lArg. nit.; in cancer of sto- 
 mach, IPhos. Jg-g^ black, blood, brown. 
 
 Vomiting, cold: after taking, Cup. m., IKali 
 c; coldness of limbs, ICamph., IColoc, IVer. 
 
 Vomiting, with colic: I Alum., Asar., Coloc, 
 Dig., Jugl., INatr. s., I IVer.; in bilious, 
 
 i IIMed.; after cold drinks, llpec; discolored 
 substances, IPlumb.; after ice cream, I Ars., 
 llpec; in pregnancy, ICanth.; worse at night, 
 I lOxal. ac. 
 
 Vomiting, with collapse : IVer. v. 
 
 Vomiting, followed by comatose state : ICup. m. 
 
 Vomiting, constant: Ant. chl., Ars.s.f., Ascl.s., 
 Bor., Canth,, llpec., I IKreo.JLac del, IMagn. 
 p., IMerc cor., INitr. ac, ICEnan., IPlumb., 
 I IVer., IVer. v., I I Zinc; in Addison's disease, 
 Hod.; late in afternoon and evening, in preg- 
 nancy, ILach. ; in cholera, IJatroph.; in chol- 
 era infantum, IKreo.; better by drinking cold 
 water (cholera), ICup. m.; in remittent fever, 
 llpec; after nausea ceases, Ant. c; night, 
 I I Ant. t.; tongue white, no thirst (marasmus 
 of children), I I Ant. c; in viper bite, ICamph. 
 
 Vomiting, in convulsions : Ant. c, IICup. m., 
 BGuarsea, llpec, (Enan.; puerperal, Hgn.; after 
 convulsions (after scarlet fever), IHep.; after 
 epileptic, ICalc 
 
 Vomiting, copious: Ars. h., Bar. c, llpec, 
 I IVer., "Vinca; in cholera, I Ant. t.; with 
 
 much straining, Sinap.; of water (children), 
 II^Ethus. 
 
 Vomiting, after coryza : Ars. 
 
 Vomiting, cough: I Alum.; during, IArn.,As- 
 par, Caps., ICarbo v., ICup. m., IDaph., Dig., 
 Dros., Ferr., IForm., Iod., Kali c, IMerc, 
 I I Merc, sol., Millef., INux v., Sarrac; after, 
 I Ars. iod., ICoccus, BFerr., IHep., IHyos., 
 Indig., I llpec, I IKali c, ILach.; caused by 
 aggravation of cough on deep breathing, 
 IHep.; coughs to bring it up, llpec; worse 
 while or immediately after eating, IMyos. ; 
 caused by, so continuous and rapid that he 
 can hardly get breath i asthma), 1 1 Puis.; with 
 convulsive, IKreo.; provoked by dry, Curar.; 
 . with dry (measles), IPhos.; in epidemic in- 
 fluenza, ISabad. ; of mucus and food, with 
 dry, fatiguing cough at intervals of two or 
 three hours, worse night, lying down, IKali 
 br.; caused by hoarse cough, awaking at mid- 
 night (catarrhal fever), IIEuta; mucous, or 
 watery, causes cough, Euph.; caused by effort 
 of detaching thick mucus by cough (catarrh), 
 ICoccus; desire to vomit when coughing, 
 without nausea, Chlor.; with paroxysms on 
 going to bed (pharyngitis), I INatr. m.; severe, 
 persistent, spasmodic (consumption), IKreo.; 
 straining, during cough, Arg. nit.; viscid mat- 
 ter, after, Arund.; in whooping.cough, UAnt. 
 c, lAnt. t., llpec, IKali br., IKali c.JMeph., 
 INux v., I I Syph.,1 Ver. ; frequent, with whoop- 
 ing, slight during day but in night paroxysms 
 every ten minutes, IIMeph.; of yellow T , acid 
 fluid' (bronchial attack after " whooping 
 cough), IKali bi.; cough, after vomiting, Bry. 
 g^T* Chap. 27. Cough and Whooping Cough, 
 vomiting. 
 
 Vomiting, with cramps: and collapse, BCupr. 
 ars.; sometimes clonic, at others tonic (sporadic 
 cholera), IJatroph., I ITabac 
 #£§" colic, gastralgia. 
 
 Vomiting, curdled masses : ENatr. m., I IXatr. 
 p.; milk, B/Ethus., ICalc c 
 
 Vomiting, with delirium : Dory. 
 
 Vomiting, in dentition: I^Ethus., I Ant. c, 
 I Ant. t„ IBry., I ICalc, I llpec, IKali br., 
 IPhyt., IA"er.; in summer complaint, I Bigm. 
 jgSgp cholera infantum, diarrhoea, infants. 
 
 Vomiting, with diarrhoea: Stilus., Apoc, 
 IIArs., Bell., Coloc, ICup. m., Dory., I IDulc, 
 Elaps, Euphor., llpec, I llris, IKreo., Phos., 
 IPuls., Tabac, I IVer. ; followed by diarrbcea, 
 IIAnthrac, ILach.; after diarrhoea, Lyss.; 
 bloody, muco-purulent stools^ I I Kali br.; 
 chronic, of children, ICollin.; in cholera 
 Asiatica, llris, IISul.; of children, during 
 cholera epidemic, IPod ; in evening, "Form.; 
 and purging simultaneously, IIArs., I IPuls.; 
 in summer complaint, in dentition, IBism.; 
 in summer complaint, worse during day, 
 INatr. m.; sudden, in summer, IJatroph.; 
 straining to, MAnt. t.; watery, IColch., ICol- 
 lin., BMagn. p., BPlumb.; with symptoms of 
 worms, IVer. ggg" cholera, dentition ; also 
 Chap. 20, Diarrhoea vomiting. 
 
 Vomiting, with diaphragmitis : IVer. 
 
 Vomiting, in dipththeria : ICrotal., IKali perm., 
 IKreo., I IPhyt.; green, membranous, Hgn.; 
 excess of membrane, 1 1 Lac c 
 j^^throat; also Chap. 13, Throat diphtheria. 
 
 Vomiting, difficult: (ineffectual efforts), lArn., 
 Aspar., Bell.jllCham.jChim.m^ColoCjIIpec, 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 INux v.; with constriction in oesophagus, 
 ■Cap. ac; constant desire, Ilpec; of decom- 
 posed fluids (after operation for hemorrhoids) , 
 BCroc; in drunkards, IOp.; with great effort 
 (diarrhoea), IIAnt. t.; in gastric catarrh, 
 I I Aeon.; in gastritis, BCoccul.; with nausea, 
 BSars. ; with nausea, 'lasting until falling 
 asleep, returning on awaking, BColoc; feels 
 as if it would be a relief to vomit, Bapt., 
 BNux v. ; nearly unconscious, fell back into 
 bed (ursemic vomiting), BCup. ac. 
 giUT" Retching. 
 
 Vomiting, of drink : I I Aeon., BBAnt. c, BAnt. 
 t., I Arm, BBArs., BBor., BBry., Bufo., BCham., 
 ICina, MCinch., MCon., Crot. t., BCup. ars., 
 Dros., iDulc, Eup. pef., Ferr., BIpec, BLvc, 
 Natr. m., BNux v., I I Op., BBPhos., Puis., Rhus, 
 Sec, ISil., Sul.jllVer.; beer, BMez., I ISul.; cold 
 drinks, BDulc; better by cold drink or ice, 
 BBPhos.; in summer complaint or diarrhoea of 
 children, BAnt. c; with desire for water, in 
 summer complaint, BAnt. t.; followed by 
 faintness, Lyss.; in intermittent fever, BArs.; 
 follows hasty drinking, BKreo., ISil.; imme- 
 diately, BEup. perf.; after least, in hemor- 
 rhage, after abortion, BIpec; as soon as taken, 
 INux v.; as soon as first spoonful of liquid 
 reaches stomach, 1 1 Zinc; worse in morning, 
 ISil.; followed by thirst, Aeon.; as soon as drink 
 becomes warm in stomach, UPhos.; of water, 
 Alum.; after water, Ant.t.,B Ars., Bar.c,BCanth., 
 Colch., Dros., Oleand., Sars., IITabac; water, 
 in cardialgia, I IPhos.; water, in chlorosis, 
 IFerr.; water, almost immediately, IJatroph.; 
 water, immediately, in intermittent, I I Sep.; 
 on swallowing a mouthful of water (perforat- 
 ing ulcer of stomach), INux v.; especially 
 cold water, Rhod.; cold water, immediately, 
 I I Rhus ; cold water, immediately, in cholera 
 Asiatica and intermittent fever,! Ars.; relieved 
 by a swallow of cold water, ICup. m.; ice 
 water, followed by empty retching, I I Ver. v.; 
 water, mixed with slime (tertian ague),BIgn.; 
 water, occasional, in erysipelas, HVer. v.; 
 cold water, with pain, Anac; slightest quan- 
 tity of water, I ! Plumb.; caused by even sight 
 of "water, I IPhos.; after even a swallow of 
 water, Ars. h., BBPhos.; after every swallow 
 of water, in dropsy, after scarlatina, lArs. ; 
 after sugar water (angina tonsillaris), I Apis ; 
 water, after supper, Calc %@g~ drunkards. 
 
 Vomiting, dropsy : in ascites, 1 1 Apis; anasar- 
 ca, INux v. 
 
 Vomiting, of drunkards : lArs., Calc, BCrotal., 
 IlKali bi., IKali br., ILach., INux v., Op., 
 Sul., ISul. ac; in Bright's disease, BCarbol. ac; 
 after a debauch, IKali br. Jgiir drink. 
 
 Vomiting, easy : Colch., IFerr.,IPhyt.; in shock 
 from injuries, IPhos.; especially on taking 
 anything into stomach, IDig.; in vertigo, 
 i Coff. t. 
 
 Vomiting, eating : after, Aeon., I Amm. c, I Ant. 
 c, 1 1 Ant. t., I I Arm, II Ars., lAtrop. s., Berb., 
 IIBor., BIBry., BCalc, I ICanth., ICarbo v., 
 I I Cham., ICina, I I Cinch.,, 1 1 Colch., I IColoc, 
 ICup. m., Diad., I IDig, I Dros., 1 1 Ferr., IFerr. 
 mur., BGamb., BHyos., BIgn., I Hod., Illpec, 
 IKreo., ILyc, I IMagn. c, 1 1 Merc, Merc per., 
 INatr.m.,! INitr. ac, INux v., 1 1 Oleand., I IOp., 
 
 I IPhos., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plumb., IPuls., I IRuta, 
 ■Sep., HSil., IStann., IISuL, I ISul. ac.lVer., 
 
 I I Zinc; of blood, or like yeast, Acet. ac; after 
 
 breakfast, Agar., IChrom. ac, Daph., IFerr.; 
 after breakfast, w T ith anorexia", Xan.; in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, IDig.; in cholera infan- 
 tum, ICrot. t ; chronic, IPuls.; with consti- 
 pation, IBry.; with rattling of phlegm during 
 cough, IIMeph.; with cough and raising of 
 glairy mucus, with asthma, about 4 or 5 a.m., 
 always worse in damp, rainy weather, INatr. 
 s.; after dinner, Agar., Dros.; after least thing 
 to eat and drink (yellow fever), lArs.h.; after 
 eating greedily, IPuls.; fish, ICalc; after al- 
 most any kind of food (chronic jaundice), 
 Hod.; after ice cream, I Ars., ICalc p.; im- 
 mediately after, Sec; immediately after, in 
 gastritis, BArs.; immediately after, without 
 nausea, IFerr.; after improper food, I IGua- 
 raea; indigestible food, 1 1 Ant. c, Ars., Bell., 
 
 I IBry., Ferr., Ilpec, I INux v., IPuls., Rhus, 
 
 I I Sul. ; with nausea (reflex gastric derange- 
 ment during pregnancy), I INux v.; at noon, 
 after meal, Ars. s. f.; in indurated pancreas, 
 ICarbo a.; caused by all attempts to eat, in 
 nausea of pregnancy, I Colch.; during preg- 
 nancy, IIKreo., IOp., I ITarant.; follows 
 satiety from small quantity of food, IPod.; 
 at supper, IHelon.; after supper, during preg- 
 nancy, IDKreo.; in syphilis, IMerc cor.; in 
 perforating ulcer, I ISil.; in scirrhus uteri, 
 I Ars. g^ food. 
 
 Vomiting, epigastrium: cramps or spasms 
 from middle of sternum, Iris ; pain in prse- 
 cordia, INux m.; aching pain, shortly after 
 eating, ILyc; excruciating pains, extending 
 to right hypochondrium and groin (nephri- 
 tis), lArn.; pressure, HVer.; sudden sinking, 
 better from brandy, Oleand.; in epigastric 
 tumor, with marasmus, I Hydras. 
 
 Vomiting, in epilepsy : before attack, Cup. m., 
 I ISul. 
 
 Vomiting, with eructation : IMur. ac; follows 
 belching (chronic diarrhoea), I ISul.; sour, 
 ■Nitr. ac; wind comes up with efforts to 
 vomit, IGoss. 
 
 Vomiting, eruption: caused by erythema 
 spreading from throat into mouth and sto- 
 mach, temporary relief, Vespa ; with impetigo 
 capitis, llris ; from repercussion, ICup. m.; 
 from suppression of nettlerash, IXJrt. ur.; in 
 spots, after, Tereb. 
 
 Vomiting, with erysipelas : redness leaving too 
 soon, Ilpec 
 
 Vomiting, in evening : Agar., ICarbo v. 
 
 Vomiting, after exercise : Ferr.; on, least exer- 
 tion, Crotal. 
 
 Vomiting, expectoration : during, ILach.; 
 caused by cough, I Coccus ; from hawking 
 phlegm from fauces, Amb.; caused by drop- 
 ping of white or yellow mucus from posterior 
 nares, Sinap.; on efforts to raise thick, grayish 
 or greenish mucus, which sticks to throat, 
 Stann.; thick, heavy masses of yellow or 
 greenish and putrid tasting mucus, with cough 
 (bronchial and vesical catarrh), ICop.; as if 
 effort to raise phlegm w r ould empty stomach, 
 Chlor. Jg^ mucus. 
 
 Vomiting, after exposure : IDulc. 
 
 Vomiting, eye : after operation, lAsar.; pressure 
 above, with difficulty of sight, goes off after 
 vomiting, Raph.; in catarrhal ophthalmia, 
 I ISul.; in retinitis apoplectica, I ICheL; with 
 dim sight, IIKreo., IPuls. 
 
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 (whooping cough), INux v.; painful distor- 
 tion, HVer.; heat, MVer.; pale, IIVer.;pale, 
 with chilliness, IPuls.; pale, cold sweat, Cupr. 
 s.; red, I IVer.; cold sweat, ICamph.,ILobel.i. 
 
 Vomiting, fainting: Ant. t., Elaps, I IVer.; 
 as if one would faint, ICham.; and purging, 
 IIGainb.; fatiguing, causes fainting (gastric 
 derangement), IRob.; in hysteria, ISticta ; 
 nearly to faintness, in sick headache, I ISticta; 
 preceded by faintness, Crotal.; a swoonlike 
 feeling of strength (pregnancy), IKali c. ; ten- 
 dency to, after, I INux v. 
 
 Vomiting, fauces : burning, llris. 
 
 Vomiting, fecal (stercoraceous) : Aeon., IBell., 
 Bry., Cain., ICup.m., INux v., BIOp., IPlumb., 
 Raph., Sul., Thuya; after constipation for 
 eleven weeks, IOp., with hiccough, IOp.; in 
 ileus, IColch.; in intussusception, I I Plumb.; 
 finally of fecal matter on attempting stool, 
 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Vomiting, fetid (putrid): lAnt. t.,Arn.,IArs.,Bar. 
 m., I IBell., Brv., MCalc, ICanth., ICoccul., 
 ICup., Ilpec, 1 1 Led., I I Merc, INux v., IOp., 
 IPlumb., USep., BStann., ISul.; in cholera in- 
 fantum, ;Coff. t.; in colic, ICoccul.; in flatu- 
 lent dyspepsia, I I Sal. ac; in metritis, I I Sec. 
 JSglT fecal. 
 
 Vomiting, in fever: All. sat., ICact., ICina, 
 Dory., I lEup. pur., lElat., Ferr. ph., IINatr. 
 m.; before chill, Diad., lEup. perf., Sec; as soon 
 as chill is coming on, IFerr.; during chill, 
 Cain., ICina, lEup. perf., INatr. m., I I Sep., 
 Therid.; after chill, IDiad., Ilpec, IIRhus; 
 at end of chill, ICarbo v., lEup. perf., Ilgn.; 
 after chill, with rumbling (intermittent), 
 IBry. ; relieves chill, ICoccul.; during heat, 
 IBry., IStram.; at end of heat, especially after 
 drinking (intermittent), IIArs.; after heat, 
 IDiad.; with sudden heat, ICoccul.; in inter- 
 mittent, I Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., I ICina, lElat,, 
 IFerr., ILyc; during apyrexia, Ilpec; in 
 low fever, ICact.; in malignant or yellow 
 fever, ICaps.; in miliary fever, IGels.; in pre- 
 vailing fever, lAinm. m.; during sweat, 
 IIArs.; when sweat fails, ICact.; in typhoid 
 fever, IBapt.; after fever, Stram. 
 
 Vomiting, flocculent: in yellow fever, lArg. 
 nit. J&" foamy, frothy. 
 
 Vomiting, fluid : Bar. c; almost colorless (dys- 
 entery), I IVer.; gastric, IIArs.; in ileus, 
 IColch.; tasteless, 1 1 Sec; whitish, with a 
 shade of green, and sickly smell, mixed with 
 mucus, 1 1 Rhus. 
 g^lP bile, blood, drink, watery. 
 
 Vomiting of food: Agar., Alum., I A mm. c, 
 Anac, Ananth., lAnt. c, 1 1 Ant. t., IIArn., 
 IIArs., Ars. h., lAtrop.s., Bell., I IBor., I IBry., 
 Cadm. s., ICalc, ICanth., ICarbo v., ICham., 
 Chrom. ac, ICic, ICina, I I Cinch., I IColch., 
 IIColoc, Crot. t., ICund., ICup. m., ICycl., 
 1 1 Dig., IDros., lEup. perf., I IFerr., Ferr. ph., 
 ■Graph., IHell., IHyos., Illgn., I Hod., Ilpec, 
 llris, IKali c, IKreo., ILach., ILaur., ILyc, 
 Lvss., IMerc, IMerc iod. flav., Merc sul., 
 Mosch., INatr. m., I INitr.ac, IINuxv., I lOle- 
 and., I IOp.,Phell.,l IPhos. ac,IIPho's., IPhvt., 
 IPlumb., IPuls., IIRhus, IIRuta, USang., 
 1 1 Sec, ISep., IISiL, IStann., ISul., I ISul. ac, 
 IITabac, HVer., IVer. v., 1 1 Zinc; acid, im- 
 mediately after eating, IKali bi.; and acids, 
 with nausea, IKali c; follows acrid, sour re- 
 gurgitations, I ISpig.; in albuminuria, ICarbol. 
 
 ac, ITereb.; in afternoon, first food, then 
 mucus, Magn. s.; of animal, immediately, 
 unless some acid was taken with it, IRe- 
 lon.; all animal (gastric neurosis), MPhos.; 
 and bile, Cadm. s., ILyc; later bile, INatr. 
 m.; and pure bile, occasionally acid mucus, 
 follows nausea in morning, with burning dis- 
 tress in stomach, weakness and goneness (sick 
 headache), 1 1 Sang.; then bile with pressure 
 in stomach after eating, particularly milk, 
 Samb.; bile and mucus, with pressing head- 
 ache, extends from nape of neck over side of 
 head, and settling over left eye, 1 1 Sang.; and 
 bile, with throbbing in right eyebrow (mi- 
 graine), IKali bi.; tinged with bile (gastro- 
 intestinal irritation), IKali bi.; then of yel- 
 low, bitter bile, without pain, MVer.; bread, 
 IBry.; after rye bread, 1 1 Merc cor.; after 
 breakfast, IFerr.; with burning and distress 
 in stomach (dysentery), UPhos.; in cancer of 
 stomach, I Ars.; in cardialgia, -Calend., 
 BStram.; during chill, Ailant., Ign.; in chil- 
 dren, IFerr.; in teething children, IPhyt.; 
 chronic, often several hours after eating, with 
 paleness of face, colicky pains and irritability, 
 I IPuls.; with colic, IPlumb.; followed by 
 colic and diarrhoea, I I Mane ; in concussion, 
 I Arm; in consumption, IFerr.; when cough- 
 ing, lAnt. t., I IBry.; with cough, I Coccus ; 
 when coughing, Dros.; cough, Ferr., I ILaur., 
 INatr. m., IMtr. ac, IPhos. ac, IPuls.; 
 caused by cough from eating or drinking any- 
 thing hot, IMez. ; after cough, relieving, 
 ■Anac; with spasmodic cough, Kalic; with 
 cramps in stomach, ICalc; taken day before, 
 Cimex ; taken day before, at 3 or 4 p.m. (in- 
 tercostal neuralgia), I IStann.; and drink, 
 IHyos.; and drink, in whooping congh, 
 I I Ant. t.; in dropsy, IHelon.; dysentery, 
 Lept.; in chronic dyspepsia, when there 
 seems to be simple exhaustion of stomach, 
 I IPhos.; directly after eating. Alum., Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., Bell. ; directly after eating, Brv., IFerr., 
 I IPlumb., I ISul., MVer., I I Zinc; in debili- 
 tated persons, llCinch.; after dinner, if food 
 is warm and hastily eaten, it is vomited very 
 soon after eaten, if cold and eaten slowly, it 
 is retained for a longer period, if hot, is vom- 
 ited immediately, I IPuls.; can eat more at 
 once (pregnancy), I IFerr.; after eggs, Ferr. 
 mur.; after eggs or anything prepared with 
 eggs (diarrhoea), I ISul.; with acid eructation, 
 IPhos. ac; an hour after eating, llris; an 
 hour after eating, followed by craving appe- 
 tite, IPod.; some hours after eating, Meph.; 
 three hours after dinner (affection of stom- 
 ach), IKali bi.; five hours after (diseased pan- 
 creas), lAtrop. s.; each meal almost as soon 
 as eaten, I ISep.; of what was eaten at sup- 
 per, in night, during sleep, Lyss.; taken evt n- 
 ihg before, Aspar.; in evening, of all food 
 eaten during day, I IKreo.; with expectora- 
 tion, after dinner, ILach.; with fiery red face, 
 IFerr.; with great accumulation of flatus in 
 stomach and bowels, IPhyt.; frequent and 
 sudden (gastromalacia), IKreo.; in gastric 
 catarrh (acute Bright's disease), I Apis ; in 
 gastric disorder, lAtrop. s.; in gastromalacia, 
 ICalc; in gastric neurosis, I IPhos.; in gastric 
 ulcer, lArg. nit.; except thin gruel or beef 
 broth (puerperal convulsions), I IVer. v.; with 
 headache, IFerr. ph., ILac def.; in headache, 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 as soon as eaten, BMerc. per.; in sick head- 
 ache, I ITabac; follows periodic sick head- 
 ache, IB Sang.; in fever, during heat, Ign.; 
 constant sensation of corrosion heat and 
 burning in stomach, IPtel.; with hiccough 
 and retching, IBry.; in incipient hydroceph- 
 alus, as soon as taken, I Apis ; ,in icterus, 
 ISul.; incessant, lArg. nit.; in ileus, BBColch.; 
 in influenza, Blpec; in intermittent, BFerr., 
 IFerr. ph., INatr. m.; in intermittent, be- 
 fore chill, BArs., BCina; in intermittent, after 
 rising, ICoccul. ; least food taken, Am.; of 
 meat, I I Kreo.; of meat, tea or coffee (dys- 
 pepsia), I Kali bi.; in meningitis, ISul.; ex- 
 cept milk and water, IHydras.; immedi- 
 ately after midnight, then aversion to food 
 and dread of open air, 1 IFerr.; in morn- 
 ing, BISep.; especially in morning and even- 
 ing, ISul.; in morning, can eat better in after- 
 noon (bilious vomiting), BCrotal. ; in morning, 
 with great weakness, IPlumb. ; mucus and 
 bile (mental disturbance, climacteric period), 
 ICycl.; caused by accumulation of mucus in 
 chest, difficult to raise, BCoccus; and mucus, 
 when boring behind left ear is at its height, 
 BLach.; and mucus after cough, BVer.; and 
 mucus with dry cough, day and night (catarrh 
 of chest), BKali c; and green mucus, followed 
 soon by acrid, watery stool, MVer.; then 
 mucus at end of attack (pertussis), Dros.; 
 caused by expectoration of ropy mucus, Coc- 
 cus ; and mucous fluid, with severe pain in 
 stomach, must bend over (chlorosis), HSep.; 
 then mucus and water, IDros.; and white 
 mucus, with oppression of chest, heaving of 
 stomach and coldness, Raph.; with sudden 
 nausea while eating, Ruta;at night, of what has 
 been eaten during day, BArs.; at night, ICinch., 
 ISil.; at noon,ISul.; of rice, Tell.; food causes 
 pain during short time it remains in stom- 
 ach (chronic vomiting), llpec. ; with constant 
 pressure in pit of stomach, Ferr.; solid food, 
 not drink (pertussis), IBry.; particularly solid 
 food (whooping cough), ICup. m.; with sour 
 and bitter taste (dyspepsia), ILyc; sour, an 
 hour after eating (dyspepsia), BKali bi.; sour, 
 soon after eating, with retching, llpec; with 
 sour risings, like vinegar, Spig.j spasmodic, 
 during pregnancy, IFerr.; in spinal disease, 
 I Alum, met.; sudden, soon followed by lien- 
 teric stools (gastromalacia), I Kreo.; with putrid 
 taste and odor, IPod.; spits up what he has 
 eaten, sometimes while at table f persistent 
 vomiting), IMagn. p.; with thirst (diphthe- 
 ria), ISul.; in incipient tubercular disease, 
 I ITuberc; with chronic ulceration of mu- 
 cous membrane, 1 1 Kali bi.; in ulcer of stom- 
 ach, I IMez., INux v. ; undigested, Bell., BFerr., 
 ■ Kali bi., IIKreo., INux v.; first, undigested, 
 intensely acid, then bitter water, lastly a 
 brownish clotlike coffee-grounds, tasting bit- 
 ter, I Lac def.; undigested, with bile (syn- 
 cope), I lAmyg.; undigested, in bilious fever, 
 llpec; undigested, eaten day previously, Sa- 
 bina ; undigested, in diarrhoea, during hot 
 weather, IGamb.; undigested, follows nausea 
 after eating, Stann.; with vertigo, I ISabad., 
 Tarant., Tell.; with vertigo and falling (epi- 
 leptiform seizures), IHydr. ac; with vertigo 
 at night (gastric fever), I I Sep.; especially 
 warm food (eardialgia), BLobel. i.; with 
 flow of water from mouth, IFerr. jg^Teating. 
 
 Vomiting, forcible : j^gf* violent. 
 
 Vomiting, foul : Bry.,SCarbo v., Coccul.,IKreo., 
 Nux v. 
 
 Vomiting, frothy: ICon., llpec, ILyc, I IMed., 
 ■Merc. a, INux v., IPuls , BVer.; after cough, 
 Arund.;milk white substance, BiEthus.; after 
 much straining, I IVer. ; white, follows faint- 
 ness,Ver.; white, in menorrhagia, BCoccus; fol- 
 lowed by yellow matter or bile (meningitis, 
 pneumonia), I IVer. 
 
 Vomiting, in gastralgia: BGrat., I IStram. 
 
 Vomiting, in gastritis : I I Nux v. 
 
 Vomiting, glairy : burning water (gastric neu- 
 rosis), MPhos.; pinkish fluid, BKali bi.; in 
 gastralgia, ISil. ; matter, Colch. 
 
 Vomiting, greasy : Hod., BMez., BNux v. 
 
 Vomiting, green : Arn., BCanth., Colch., 
 Coloc, Crotal., Cup. m. , BDulc, I I Mane, BMerc 
 cor., Oleand., BOp., ■ Petrol., BPlumb., BPuls., 
 Rhod.; acrid water, BHep.; black substances 
 with colic, BHell.; dark, bilious, from least 
 food or drink, BLyc; bilious matter, BMerc 
 cor.; bilious matter, with weakness, BElat.; 
 like bile, diluted with water, Cup. a.; black, 
 Petr., Phos., Plumb.; after cholera evacuations 
 • had ceased, I BNux v.; convulsive movements 
 with apparently lifeless state (shock from 
 injury), IPhos.; copious, B^thus.; dark, pro- 
 duced by lying on right side or back, ICrotal.; 
 dark, masses, Mar. v.; dark masses, after eat- 
 ing or drinking, ILyc; dark, olive, Carbol.ac; 
 greenish, in chronic diarrhoea, BColoc; in 
 diphtheria, I INatr. s.; in evening, lasts all 
 night, copious, Ars. h.; fluid, Asar., BCard m., 
 ■Cup. a., ■Cycl.; fluid, in albuminuria, BAur. 
 mur.; fluid, fetid (epileptiform seizures), 
 IHydr. ac; fluid, in peritonitis, BColoc; fluid, 
 yellow, BArs.; in gastralgia, BArg. nit.; like 
 grass (enteritis), I I Rhus ; grass green fluids, 
 after drinking, BBArs.; grass green mucus, 
 llpec; grass green solids, after drinking, 
 ■ ■Ars.; of grass green substance, afterwards 
 changing to retching, IPlumb.; in headache, 
 Act. rac; masses, BAcon.; masses, in gastritis, 
 I IVer.; matter,ILach.,INuxv.;mucus,liEthus., 
 IChel.,Hell.; brown mucus, Cupr. s.; mucus, 
 in catarrh of stomach, 1 1 Sep.; mucus, in chol- 
 erine, Asar.; mucus, with headache, IVer.; 
 mucus, in large masses, with constant nausea 
 (diarrhoea of children), I Blpec; mucus, better 
 by oppression in chest (intermittent), BCoecul.; 
 mucus, with thirst, BStram.; mucus, in yellow 
 fever, BArs. h.; with nausea (chronic diar- 
 rhoea), BColoc; in pneumonia, I IFerr. ph.; 
 scumlike, in diphtheria, BIgn.; with pain in 
 stomach, gradually spreading over whole ab- 
 domen, I IPhos,; like verdigris (meningitis), 
 I I Aeon.; water, BLach., INatr. s.; watery, 
 dark substance, mixed with food, IStram.; 
 water, suddenly, ICup. ac$ watery, offensive 
 fluid, with weakness, Sec; yellow, INatr. s.; 
 greenish yellow, bitter matter, almost con- 
 stant (bilious colic), I Iris ; yellow, bitter 
 liquid, with a burning sinking sensation at 
 stomach, IMerc. iod. flav.; yellow serum every 
 fifteen minutes, ceasing as pain abates (proso- 
 palgia), I IVer. Jg^" bile. 
 Vomiting, hands : cold, before, Ver.; trembling, 
 
 ICalc 
 Vomiting, on hawking : g@» expectoration 
 
 and mucus. 
 Vomiting, head : with brain affection, BCup. 
 
16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
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 m.; with intense cerebral congestion, IVer. v.; 
 with sensation as if ears would split, Asar.; 
 fulness, IPod.; heat, BXatr. m. ; on raising 
 head, BArs., BGoss., IVer. 
 oiniting, with headache: Ant. t., Ananth., 
 IBell., aCalc.JCact, ICaps., Caust., IChlorof., 
 ICoccul., Cornus, ICrotal., BGlon., IIGels., 
 ■Graph., BGrat., BBIpec, I iKali m., BLac def., 
 IXatr. m., BXitr. ac, BXux m., BPlumb., Sar- 
 rac, ISep., Stram., I IXan.; after headache, 
 Agnus, llris ; headache gradually worse, 
 BXux v.; in back of head, spreads and settles 
 above right eye, BSang.; headache after vom- 
 iting, Ascl. s. ; headache better after, Asar., 
 IGlon., Jamb., IIManc; in bilious head- 
 ache (distortion of face), ICrotal.; with 
 boring behind left ear, ILach. ; as though 
 brain were mashed (chlorosis), llpec; chronic 
 hemicrania, I Apis ; congestive, IVer. v.; in- 
 tense, with great despondency and sensation 
 of impending death, I IMed.j continuous and 
 violent, followed by aching in sacrum and 
 down legs, Med. ; over one or the other eye, 
 extends gradually to whole forehead, increas- 
 ing and decreasing gradually, IStann.; frontal, 
 Ver. v.; in forehead, on maxillary sinuses 
 (influenza), IPuls. ; periodical, in forehead, 
 bursting, ILac def. ; in forehead, pressing, 
 I^Ethus. ; mostly in forehead and pulsating, 
 worse in morning and when moving, better 
 lying with head high, better by sweat, IXatr. 
 m. ; extending part toward forehead and left 
 side of head, attacks come on in afternoon to- 
 wards evening (hemicrania), Coloc. ; gastric 
 at commencement, BBIpec; at height of (mi- 
 graine), B.Ethus. ; before, during and after 
 menses, BXatr. m. ; at midnight, BChin. a.; 
 when awaking in morning, IForm.; beginning 
 in morning, Jatroph. ; in neuralgic, BGels. ; 
 neuralgic, preceding or following, IXaja ; 
 coming in night, BSil.; in occiput, Anag. ; in 
 occiput, throbbing, tearing, IISul.; pressive, 
 Caps.; dependenton reflex action (migraine), 
 Coccul. ; rheumatic, acid, BXux v. ; like sea- 
 sickness (climacteric period), BTherid. ; semi- 
 lateral, Blpec, BBPuls. ; in sick headache, 
 BEup. pur., BBMelil. ; sick headache, from 
 morning until noon, IPhos.; sick headache, 
 frequent trying, I I Syph. ; sick headache, death- 
 ly sickness all over, worse movement or sitting 
 up, ILac def.; periodic attacks of sick, two or 
 three days before menses, IPuls. ; followed by 
 sleep (hemicrania)^ BChin. a.j through temple 
 and over eyes, llris ; more in women, I Act. 
 rac. ; hysterical women, appearing as a boring 
 clavus or frightful pressure, region of temple, 
 IXux v. 
 
 Vomiting, heart : with pain about, BLobel. i. ; 
 induced by pain on left side of chest, passes 
 around body from left to right inside of scro- 
 biculum cordis (angina pectoris), I ISpig. 
 $s^ x ' palpitation, pulse. 
 
 Vomiting, with heat: Blpec; anxious, Stram.; 
 internal, BArs. ; after heat, with shuddering, 
 Act. sp.; in hot weather (difficult dentition), 
 BPhyt. B^ fever. 
 
 Vomiting, with hiccough: BBVer. ; during and 
 after dinner, BMagn. m.; at termination of 
 nausea and belching, Jabor. 
 
 Vomiting, hunger : between paroxysms of, 
 Ver.; ravenous, after, Oleand. 
 
 Vomiting, in hydrocephalus : BGlon., BKali iod. 
 
 Vomiting, in hysteria: BCarbol. ac, BCinnam., 
 1 101. caje.; after each meal, in women, espe- 
 cially if subjected to exciting emotions, BKali 
 br. 
 
 Vomiting, after ice cream : j^^ eating. 
 
 Vomiting, inability : ggjf* difficult. 
 
 Vomiting, of infants: BFerr. ; of meconium, 
 BKali br. Jf^g^ cholera infantum, denti- 
 tion, diarrhcea. 
 
 Vomiting, in influenza : BAnt. t., I I Sang. 
 
 Vomiting, injury : copious, in shock, BPhos. ; 
 night, after a fall (traumatic meningitis), 
 B Hyper.; after chill (after running pin into 
 foot), B Hyper. 
 
 Vomiting, jellylike : Ipec Jggg^ mucus. 
 
 Vomiting, kidneys: occasional, in renal cal- 
 culus, filpom. 
 
 Vomiting, labor pains : extending from sacrum 
 to region of stomach, BPuls.; with after pains, 
 I Act. rac. 
 
 Vomiting, large masses : $3f copious. 
 
 Vomiting, lassitude: after, BXitr. sp. d. 
 
 Vomiting, leucorrhcea: profuse, after efforts, 
 I ISep. 
 
 Vomiting, liquor: jgg^ drink. 
 
 Vomiting, liver : in biliary colic, IChel.; con- 
 stant pain in region (ague), I ITarant. ; sting- 
 ing, after vexatirm, ICham.; in any position 
 except on right side, Ant. t. 
 
 Vomiting, lying down : better, renewed by 
 every motion, Colch. 
 
 Vomiting, in measles: delaved eruption, 
 I BAnt. c 
 
 Vomiting, in meningitis : BAnt. t. ; on chang- 
 ing position of lying with occiput drawn far 
 backward, BSul.; cerebrospinal, BChloral., 
 BCup. ac. 
 
 Vomiting, menses : amenorrhea, BCina; before, 
 BPuls.; before, lasting till flow is established, 
 I IVer.; during, lAuim. m., BKali c, BPuls., 
 IIThlaspi; during, with swelling and sore- 
 ness of breasts, Con.; during, with backache, 
 BAmyl.; during, in nervous women, Coccul.; 
 during or if omitted, BCup. m. ; dysmenor- 
 rhea, I I Puis., B Ver. ; in menorrhagia, IIApoc, 
 BVer.; after suppressed, I IXiccol. , BPuls. ; after, 
 Bor. 
 
 Vomiting, mental symptoms : from anger with 
 indignation, BBColoc; with anguish, Asar.; 
 with anxiety, Bar. m., Samb.; preceded by 
 anxiety, Sang. ; with fearful anxiety when 
 standing, Ver.; with dulness, Chin, a.; 
 believes death is near, Ars. h.; ill humor 
 after, Cycl. ; w r ith nervousness and depression, 
 ICrotaL; with nervous excitement, Bufo. ; 
 continually praying, I I Med. ; after vexation 
 (hemicrania), ICham. 
 
 Vomiting, of milk: Hod., llris; in form of 
 cheese, ICalc; curdled, ICalc, IBiEthus., 
 I IXatr. ph. , BSul. ; in large lumps, UVal.; as 
 soon as he drinks it, Var. ; of milky fluid, 
 BBSep. ; in gastric neurosis, I I Phos. ; in infants, 
 w r ith protrusion of anus, BPod. ; lumps, after 
 nursing at breast, Ant. t. ; almost immediately, 
 with much mucus (gastromalacia), BMercd.; 
 sour, after taking breast or bottle, BAnt. c ; 
 teething children, IPhyt. 
 
 Vomiting, in morning: Absin., <Bar. m., 
 Camph., I ICaps., MDig., IDros., 1 1 Hep., 
 IILyc, Hgn., I IXatr. m., BXux v., HSil., 
 IISul., BBVer.; in chronic alcoholism, BSul. 
 ac; before breakfast, SXux v., iBTabac; 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 in cholera, I Ant. t.; chronic drunkards, Kali 
 br. ; chronic, of sour mucus, BCamph.; in 
 dysmenorrhea, BCycl. ; in dyspepsia, BSul. 
 ac. ; before eating, in dyspepsia, IFerr. ph.; 
 during menses, BGraph. ; on rising, I I Ver.; on 
 
 • rising, with headache, I Lac def. ; worse after 
 5 a.m., Cupr. s. ; on rising (lead colic), INux 
 v. ; on rising, as from weakness, Niccol. ; with 
 trembling of hands and feet, BSul. ; in weakly 
 persons affected by worms, llpec 
 fi^g^ pregnancy. 
 
 Vomiting, motion : at every, IIArs., BBry., 
 INux v., BPetrol., IBVer. ; in headache, BLac 
 def.; from changing position, BDig. ; when 
 moving about, BFerr.; on least, B Ant. t., Colch., 
 ■Cup. ac, B B Ver., Zinc. ; on least, in cholera, 
 BLach., BBTabac. ; on least, particularly on 
 closing eyes, worse from noise, I ITherid. ; on 
 least, in hydrocephaloid, IVer. 
 j^° riding ; also Seasickness. 
 
 Vomiting, mouth: with bad breath, BIpec. ; 
 with burning, BIris; on rinsing, Sep. 
 
 Vomiting, of mucus; BAcon., Anthrac, DAnt. 
 c, BAnt. t., BArs., Aspar., Bar. m., BBell., 
 Cadm. s., MCalc, BCham., BCina, Cinch., 
 Cinnam., Colch., BCon., BDig., BDros., Elaps, 
 Eup. perf., Guaiac, II Hep., Hyos., BIgnat., 
 Blris, BKali br., BKali c, BLach., BMagn. c, 
 IIMerc, BMez., BNux v., Oleand., BPhyt., 
 BBPuls., 1 1 Rhus, Sang., I I Sec, Seneg., ISul., 
 I ITabac, Thuya, I IVer., I IZinc; 2 to 3 p.m., 
 Cinnam. ; enormous masses, intermixed with 
 large bubbles of air, occasionally greenish, ac- 
 companied by nausea, pressure in stomach, 
 constipation, etc., BOp.; in acute Bright' s dis- 
 ease, 3 Apis ; and bile, violent, Ant. t., BGrat., 
 I IZinc; and bilious matter, worse evening 
 and night (chronic dyspepsia), BHydr. ac. ; 
 and bilious matter (yellow fever), IIMerc; 
 or bile, with painful retching (sick headache), 
 I ITabac; in blepharitis, BKali c; bloody, 
 Brom., BKali bi., BNitr. ac, I IZinc; better 
 (angina), BBell.; pieces mixed with dark lines 
 like coagulated blood, Sinap.; bloody, with 
 effort, 1 1 Zinc; bloody, in pneumonia'of chil- 
 dren, BAnt. t.; with specks and streaks of 
 blood i abdominal typhus), I IStram.; streaked 
 with blood, Asar. ; with burning in stomach, 
 BTereb. ; with burning and distress of stomach 
 (dysentery), BiPhos.; in cancer, Crotal.; in 
 convulsions of children, BCup. ac, BCup. m.; 
 in cholera infantum, j Coff. t.; clear, or water, 
 with prosopalgia, BBNatr. m.; coagulated, 
 grayish (perforating ulcer of stomach i, INux 
 v. ; in colic, B Ars. ; with cough, Con. ; caused by 
 cough, BNitr. ac. ; during cough, Bell., BPuls.; 
 in whooping cough, BAnt. t., BCarbo v.; after 
 whooping cough, BKali bi.; daily, MUstil.; 
 in diabetes, BOp.; with diarrhoea, I I Puis.; 
 better after drinking cold water, Agar., Bor.; 
 in drunkards, Zing.; after eating, I I Plumb.; 
 with fainting, Elaps; during chill, BCaps., 
 Ign., I INux v., BIPuls.; in yellow fever, 
 IMerc; in typhoid fever, I IPhos.; fluid, in 
 peritonitis, BColoc; foamy, BBVer.; foamy, 
 resembling coffee-grounds, Lyss.; and food, 
 with dry cough, better sitting up, worse at 
 night, BPuls.; caused by even simplest food, 
 IBSep. ; frothy, BCanth., Cup. m.; frothy, with 
 burning in throat, Urt. ur.; frothy, in morn- 
 ing (chronic womb diseases), I IVer.; frothy, 
 during day (ovarian tumor), BApis ; in gastric 
 
 catarrh, BApis, B Cop.; in gastromalacia,BArs.; 
 glairy, Alum., Cup. ars., 1 1 Med.; glairy, wi h 
 some bile (cholera morbus), BIris; glairy, after 
 food, BVer. v.; glairy, can be drawn into 
 strings, morning, i Arg. nit. ; in spasm of glot- 
 tis, B Coff.; gluelike, Ind.; from hawking, BCalc. 
 p. ; caused by efforts to bring up a few lumps 
 of grayish, BKali c; with headache, BCalc, 
 Con., BCoff., I INatr. ph., BPuls.; retraction of 
 head (gastralgia), BLyc; hot, frothy, BPod.; 
 jellylike, BIpec; large quantities, BIpec; 
 large masses, I IVer.; straining, with mucus 
 in larynx, Osm.; with the liquid drunk, 
 BDulc; in hepatitis, BCoccul.; fluid, in hepatic 
 affections, BBell.; solid lumps, almost without 
 
 ' cough, I Agar.; thick masses, caused by rins- 
 ing mouth, BCoccus; enormous masses, inter- 
 mixed with large bubbles of air, occasionally 
 greenish, BOp. ; mixed with portions of mem- 
 brane (croup), BHep.; before menses, BKreo. ; 
 toward midnight, BArg. nit.; in morning, 
 Ant.t.; several times, from 5 a.m. until break- 
 fast, BCon.; in morning, with nausea and 
 exhaustion (suppressed foot sweat), Sil.; 
 especially at night, Coccul.; worse at night, 
 BCinch.; in ophthalmia, BCic; in pregnancy, 
 Ant. t., Diosc, I ISul. ac; purulent, BNitr. ac; 
 with red specks (albuminuria), BApis ; rattles 
 on chest, in young children, B BIpec. ; followed 
 by sleep, Cycl.; from smoking, Calad., BIgn.; 
 in spinal disease, BAlum. met.; in myelitis of 
 mucus, BDulc; stringy, BKali bi., IMerc. 
 cor. ; with straining, before chill, BArs. ; in 
 summer complaint, BCamph. ; tough, BArg. 
 nit., BArs., BChel., I ILact. ac, IMerc. cor., 
 BNitr. ac, BSil.; tough, colorless, sour, 
 Alum.; tough, with cough in morning, BSil.; 
 tough, in whooping .cough, BDros.; tough, 
 in diphtheria, BAnt. t. ; tough, ropy, green- 
 ish yellow, BNitr. ac. ; tough, in morning, 
 BDulc; tough, sour (chronic inflammation 
 of pancreas), Blod. ; tough, ropy, stringy, with 
 loose cough, Coral.; tough, thin (whooping 
 cough), IVer.; tough, white, sometimes yel- 
 lowish, with cough, BKreo.; like white of egg, 
 with cough (bronchial attacks after whooping 
 cough), BKali bi. ; intense, acrid odor, setting 
 teeth on edge (gastrodynia), IIPuls. ; thick, 
 and bilious, Med.; transparent, with head- 
 ache, IXatr. m.; watery, Bell., BCycl., ILyc; 
 and bitter water (headache), ILac def. ; wa- 
 tery, stringy, transparent, INatr. m. ; watery, 
 with great exertion every morning, then great 
 exhaustion (consumption), IGuaiac; white, 
 IIKalim., HPhos., BBVer.; white, not trans- 
 parent, with chill, BKali m. ; whitish, in cho- 
 lerine, Asar.; white, in whooping cough, 
 BHyos.; white, foamy, B BKreo. ; white, glairy, 
 worse stooping, BIpec. ; white, with morning 
 sickness during pregnancy, BKali m. ; yellow- 
 ish, BTereb. g@^° expectoration. 
 
 Vomiting, musty: leaving taste, Bry. 
 
 Vomiting, nausea: during, Astac, BBIpec, 
 B BPetrol., BTereb. ; before, Calc ; does not re- 
 lieve, I BDig.; deathly, worse movement or 
 sitting. I ILac def. ; continued, BBVer.; con- 
 stant, during day, Psor.; all day, BPsor.; with- 
 out, Coloc 
 
 Vomiting, nervous: BCaps., BCoccul., BIpec; 
 ganglionic system affected, BKali br. 
 
 Vomiting, neuralgia : facial or cephalic, BIris. 
 
 Vomiting, at night : BArs., Ars. m., BCinch., 
 
16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 Uo 
 
 Dros., IFerr., Niccol., BXux v., ISil., BSul.; 
 on alternate nights (irritation of brain), 
 BLaeh.; in aphonia, lArg. nit.; disposed to 
 convulsions (child), BBell. ; with diarrhoea, 
 Therid.; in dysuria, IMerc; of food taken in 
 evening (morning sickness), Blgn. ; in acute 
 congestion of liver, BXux v.; in middle of 
 night, Agar.; twice before midnight, Ars. h.; 
 or morning, BPlumb., I ISul.; 1a.m., I IRhus ; 
 with icy cold sweat, Therid. ; sudden attack, 
 gouty diathesis (acute inflammation of pan- 
 creas), I Con. 
 
 Vomiting, nose: bleeding after, Ars.; blood at 
 once coagulated (whooping cough), BMerc. 
 
 Vomiting, nursing: infants, Bllpec, BBSil.; 
 after vexation of mother, Cochl. , I Yal. ; infants, 
 artificial food disagrees, BXux v. ; in nursing 
 women, BIpec jfe" children. 
 
 Vomiting, oesophagus : burning, BIris ; food 
 remains halfway (stricture), BKali c. 
 
 Vomiting, oily: Blod., BMez., IXux v., Thuya. 
 g^T" greasy: 
 
 Vomiting, offensive : Jg^^ fetid. 
 
 Vomiting, ovaries ; induration and enlarge- 
 ment, Con. 
 
 Vomiting, ozsena : caused by drawing offensive 
 smelling plugs from nose into mouth, IlSep. 
 
 Vomiting, painful: Bapt., I lOxal. ac. ; as if all 
 bones were being torn to pieces, BIpec. ; and 
 difficult, in cholera Asiatica, BCup. m. ; after 
 meals, with tightness from stomach to back, 
 and colicky pains, Sarrac. ; grasping rooting 
 pain (diaphragmitis), BXux v. 
 
 Vomiting, palate : arches irritable so that loud 
 speaking or brushing teeth causes, BCoccus. 
 
 Vomiting, palpitation: I INux v.; with weak- 
 ness, Sang.; in yellow fever, BBLach. 
 gggrheart. 
 
 Vomiting, pancreas : red liquid, like meat 
 washings, in diseased, BAtrop. s. 
 
 Vomiting, periodic: BChel., BCup. m.; during 
 pains, Ferr. ph., BIris, BXux v.; several times 
 during day, ICon. ; at intervals of days, when 
 food has filled stomach, then enormous 
 quantities (cancer of stomach), BBBism.; 
 every ten days, after headache in forehead, 
 hot head and sore pain in eyes, BCup. ac. ; at 
 11a. m. and 3 p. m. , Ars. ; every hour for twenty- 
 four hours, Bar. c. ; every month or six weeks, 
 lasting two or three days, BIris ; as often as 
 every quarter of an hour (cholera), BIpec. ; 
 after short exacerbation of pain (diseased 
 pancreas), BAtrop. s. ; paroxysmal, with pain 
 in epigastrium and right hypochondrium, 
 Cup. ars. ; in paroxysms, with tenderness of 
 epigastrium, BGels. ; ev^ry fifteen minutes, in 
 pneumonia, MVer. v.; 'with great thirst, 
 BUran. n. 
 g®" chill, heat, sweat. 
 
 Vomiting, pneumonia: after chill, MChel.; 
 of drunkards, 8 Ant. t. 
 
 Vomiting, pregnancy: during, Acet. ac, Aeon., 
 I lAlet., Anac, I Ant. c, BApis, BArs., 
 IBAsar., BBry., BCalc, BCanth., BCaps., 
 BCarbol. ac, Card, m., Castor., BBChel., BCic, 
 Cinnam., Codein.,, BCon., Cup. ars., Ferr., 
 BIpec, BSJatroph., BKali br., BBKreo., BLac 
 c, Lach., BBLact. ac, BLil. tig., I ILobel. i., 
 ■Lye, BMagn. m., BMerc iod. flav., INatr. 
 m.; I INatr. ph:, BBXuxm., BBXux v., BOxal. 
 ac, BPetrol., BPhos., Plat., Plumb., BPod., 
 BPsor., BPuls., IBSep., ISil., ISul., BSul. ac, 
 
 Tarant., BVer., BVer. v., MZinc; in pale, 
 ansemic, women who lose much blood during 
 menses, BLact. ac; with congestion of pelvic 
 viscera, BPod.; continued, can retain no food, 
 BIris, BKali bi. ; on getting out of bed, I ITa- 
 rant.; with deathly nausea, BBTabac; obsti- 
 nate, I lAlet.; when riding, I I Petrol. ; in 
 women suffering from scirrhus, BCon.; sour 
 masses, I IXatr. p. 
 
 Vomiting, pulse : feeble, Ascl. s.; slow, BVer. v.; 
 weak, suppressed, Aloe.; 45 between attacks 
 (monorrhagia), BApoc. J^lT heart. 
 
 Vomiting, of pus: IMerc cor.; with a saltish 
 taste, particularly with coughing, I I Zinc; 
 
 Vomiting, in pyaemia: BArs. 
 
 Vomiting, relaxed feeling: after, Ascl. s. 
 
 Vomiting, restlessness: BArs., Carbol. ac; 
 follows restlessness at night, BBSul. 
 
 Vomiting, retching : jggp^ Retching. 
 
 Vomiting, rice "water : in cholera, BCup. ac. 
 
 Vomiting, riding : in a carriage, or sailing, 
 BArs., Bell., BBCarbol. ac, BBCoccul., IColch., 
 Croc, BFerr., Hyos., Xux m., B BPetrol., Sec, 
 ISil., Staph., Sul., ITabac. 
 g^" Seasickness. 
 
 Vomiting, when rising in bed : (gastritis), I Ars.; 
 better in rest and horizontal position (head- 
 ache), I I Thuya ; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 BCalab.; from pillow, BStram.; from sit- 
 ting, with frontal headache, Sang.; from 
 lying (chronic inebriate), I I Sang.; headache, 
 from lying, BLac def.; on assuming upright 
 position, IColch.; when trying to rise, BCic; 
 with vertigo, BVer. v. 
 
 Vomiting, saliva: BAnac,Cain., Sabad.; with 
 accumulation, BKali iod.; frothy, on awaking, 
 BCup. ac; and thick fluid, a little bilious mat- 
 ter, BGoss. ; with flow from mouth, BHep.; 
 worse by spitting, Cain. ; without admixture, 
 gouty diathesis (acute inflammation of pan- 
 creas), BCon.; with nausea, 1 a.m., awakens 
 her, BMerc sol. 
 
 Vomiting, salty: Benz. ac, Blod., Magn. c; 
 water, fiXatr. s., Puis., Sil., Sul. 
 
 Vomiting, sarcinae : BCarbol. ac. 
 
 Vomiting, in scarlatina : B Ars. ,B Arum t^BBell., 
 BCup. ac,BHell.,l I lereb.; with delayed erup- 
 tion, BIpec; in malignant, BIAmm. c 
 
 Vomiting, in seasickness : Jgg^ motion, rid- 
 ing ; also Seasickness. 
 
 Vomiting, from scratching itching skin : BIpec. 
 
 Vomiting, sleep.: sleepy after, Ant. c, BBIpec, 
 Strain.; after sleep, Ant. t. 
 jjlgr 3 sopor. 
 
 Vomiting, comes on slowly : preceded by nau- 
 sea, BPhyt. 
 
 Vomiting, after smoking-: Agar., Calad. 
 
 Vomiting, sopor : between attacks, Ars. h.; in 
 scarlet fever, BDulc. Jggp" sleepy. 
 
 Vomiting, spasmodic : Bell., BCaps., Caulo., 
 BGlon., BBXux m.; in yellow fever, BMerc; 
 follows vertigo, with nausea and headache, 
 BSang. 
 
 Vomiting, stercoraceous : gig 05 fecal. 
 
 Vomiting, stomach : acid, BBXux m.; relieves 
 pain for half an hour, I lEob.; burning, BiEsc. 
 h., 1 1 Ars., Bufo., Ilris; burning, before, 
 I IRhus ; cancer, BCarbol. ac; cardialgia bili- 
 osa, BLobel. i.; with violent cardialgia, 
 BPlumb.; daily, of chocolate colored masses, 
 with hot burning in throat (carcinoma ventri- 
 cula) , I I Mez. ; from a cold, BPuls. ; with constric- 
 
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 16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 tion, IChel.; with cramping, Bufo.; in cramps 
 (cholera), INux v.; with degeneration of mu- 
 cous membrane, I Kali iod.; after, as if stom- 
 ach were distended, Bry.; in gastric catarrh, 
 I Ant. c, IKali bi.; in gastric derangements, 
 
 ■ lAnt. t., INatr. s.; gastromalacia, IKreo., 
 I Merc, d.; after griping and pressing, IICup. 
 ac; with heat, Hell.; due to irritability, or 
 other abnormal condition of nerves, BIpec.; 
 with pain, Ferr.; pain, before, llpec; pains, 
 with constipation, I I Op.; pains, cutting at 
 intervals (intermittent), lElat.; pain, in head- 
 ache, with grinding teeth when asleep, I Lac 
 def.; pain and heat, Collin. ; pains, sharp, par- 
 oxysmal, making her bend forward and press 
 on painful part to get relief, better on appear- 
 ance of menses, IColoc. ; pains every five 
 minutes, culminate in, Ver. v.; with pressure, 
 IGraph., lOsm. ; pressure, before, llpec; raw- 
 ness, Ascl. s.; in perforating ulcer, BNux v. ; 
 for weeks or months, due to erosion from 
 superficial ulceration of lining (syphilitic), 
 HSyph. 
 
 Vomiting, before stool : BArs., Dig., Ipec ; dur- 
 ing, Apis, lArs.,Bry., Colch., Crot. t., Ipec, 
 
 ■ Merc, llOxal. ac; during, in cholera mor- 
 bus, BlVer.; during, caused by spasmodic 
 contraction, with tenesmus and strangury, 
 ICrotal., Jamb.; after, I Ver.; black (intermit- 
 tent), BCoccul.; painful, bloody, IIMerc cor.; 
 fetid (intermittent), BCoccuL; involuntary 
 (sporadic cholera), I ITabac; with rice water, 
 Colch.; with soft stool, Hippom.; follows inef- 
 fectual urging, Sang.; watery, BPlumb. 
 
 g@?° cholera, fecal, diarrhoea. 
 
 Vomiting, on stooping: BCic, BIpec 
 
 Vomiting, with straining : J^° Retching. 
 
 Vomiting, with stupor: Ailant., Dory. 
 
 Vomiting, sudden: Jab., I I Pic. ac, IISuL; 
 with nausea after eating, BRhus ; and violent 
 when sitting up, Ailant. Jg^° violent. 
 
 Vomiting, in summer complaint: jgggr chol- 
 era infantum, diarrhoea. 
 
 Vomiting, in sunstroke : 1 1 Arn.,BArs.,BBGlon., 
 I ITherid., BVer. v. 
 
 Vomiting, on attempting to swallow : BMerc 
 cor. 
 
 Vomiting, sweat: after, Stram.; cold, BlVer., 
 BVer. v.; cold, in cholera, BBCamph.; cold, in 
 typhoid fever, BVer. v.; free, with copious 
 expectoration, Eup.perf.; and piercing, as of 
 needles, within outward, ILobel. i.; in nurs- 
 ing women, BCalc 
 
 Vomiting, sweetish : with burning distress in 
 pancreas, BIris; during cough, BCalc; in 
 chronic gastritis, BPlumb.; with headache, 
 BIris ; mucus, every morning at ten and in 
 evening, Psor.; without suppression of milk 
 in a nursing woman, BCalc; water, BIris, 
 BBKreo.; water, in neuralgia, BIris; water, 
 before breakfast, during pregnancy, BBKreo. 
 
 Vomiting, sympathetic : as in phthisis, of can- 
 cer, of liver or uterus, of pregnancy and 
 chronic kidney disease, BKreo. 
 
 Vomiting, testicles: pressure and annoying 
 pain in swollen right, extending into abdo- 
 men, I lPuls. 
 
 Vomiting, with thirst : BBArs., Colch., Crotal., 
 BKali br., BKali iod., BSang., BStram., BBVer.; 
 after thirst, BBEup. perf.; for cold drink (chol- 
 era Asiatica), BBVer.; thirst after vomiting, 
 BAtrop. s. 
 
 Vomiting, throat: as if a thread were hanging 
 down (hysteria), I IVal.; with sore throat, 
 Coccion. f$g~ diphtheria. 
 
 Vomiting, tobacco: jg@T smoking. 
 
 Vomiting, tongue : clean (worm fever), BIpec 
 
 Vomiting, tough fluid : in gastralgia, Arg. nit. 
 J8@T" mucus. 
 
 Vomiting, with trembling: Eup. perf., BCoc- 
 cus, BCup. m. 
 
 Vomiting, turbid matter : BArs. 
 
 Vomiting, with unconsciousness: Camph.; 
 after recovering from insensibility, ICarbo v. 
 ggp"* coma, sopor, stupor. 
 
 Vomiting, uraemic : BArs., BCup. ac. 
 
 Vomiting, urination: frequent desire, Camph. 
 
 Vomiting, uterus : chronic inflammatory con- 
 dition after abortion, BKali c; from malposi- 
 tion, ILil. tig.; pain, after taking cold, jCa- 
 lend.; from irritation of pessaries, BflNux m. 
 
 Vomiting, with vertigo: JEsc. g., BArs., Bell., 
 ICamph., Crotal., Dory.,- BGlon., BHell., 
 BIpec, BKali c, BLach., BNux v., (Enan., 
 BPuls., BBVer.; when raising head (hydro- 
 cephaloid), BMerc; and headache, BNatr. s.; 
 and unsteadiness of legs, better by walking, 
 
 I IPtel.; in morning, BCalc; in morning, on 
 rising, Magn. c; on moving about, Selen.; on 
 least motion, Therid.; with reeling, Calc; 
 with diminished vision, BSang.; of a bitter 
 saltwater, BMagn. c; before vertigo, BNatr. s. 
 
 Vomiting, violent (forcible): Apoc, Ars. h., 
 Ars. s. f., Ascl. s., Cain., BCina, IBColch., 
 Con., Crotal., BiCrot. t., Cup. ac, BCup. 
 ars., BCup. m., BIpec, 1 1 Med., BBPhos., 
 IBTabac, I BVer., Vinca ;. resulting in dis- 
 charge of air, seeming to roll off stomach 
 (colic), BIris; in convulsions, BCic; renewed 
 by eating, Blod. ; coming each time with 
 new force, BFerr.; gushing, like a fountain, 
 in shock from injury, BPhos.; gushes of 
 wheylike fluid, Cup. m.; every few minutes, 
 IPhyt.; greatly worse by noise and light, 
 BTabac; in ophthalmia, BCic; sudden, 
 BiEthus. ; and sudden (diseased pancreas), 
 BAtrop. s. %Sir sudden. 
 
 Vomiting, voluntary : in gastric fever, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Vomiting, watery: Ananth., Am., Ars., Bar. 
 m., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cinch., Con., BCup. 
 m., BElat., Indig., BIpec, I I Med., BNatr. m., 
 Nux v., Puis., Sul., 1 1 Ver.; bilious, BStram.; 
 bloody, with paroxysms of pain and anguish, 
 in spot in left side of abdomen (hysteria), 
 
 I I Sep. ; in cholera acuta, BHell.; in cholera 
 infantum, BVer.; clear, at all times of day, 
 BArs.; clear, with indigestion, BNatr. m.; 
 clear, saltish, BArg. nit.; clear, on sitting up 
 (after a fall on head), I I Aeon.; with colic, 
 Strain.; on smelling cooking, Stann.; in diph- 
 theria, BNatr. m. ; from exposure to bright 
 light, BStram.; with flakes, Cup. m.; or glairy, 
 with crampy, constrictive pains in gastric re- 
 gion (cholera), BJatroph.; greenish, with 
 chills and thirst for cold water, worse eating 
 and drinking, BCup. ars.; in hepatic affec- 
 tions, BBell.; preceded by loathing, I IRatan.; 
 in morning (pregnancy), Bo v.; with scarlet 
 fever, BNatr. m.; sudden, violent, with cramps 
 (cholera), BJatroph.; tasteless, I I Ver.; then 
 food, Blod., BSul.; with headache, BNatr. m.; 
 sometimes insipid, sometimes bitter, B BTa- 
 bac; in jaundice, before attack, BArg. nit.; in 
 large masses, after eating, MSil.; of large 
 
16. HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. 
 
 447 
 
 quantities of albuminous substances, Ua- 
 tropli.; in hepatitis, iCoccul.; . in morning, 
 ■Strain.; when moving ITabac.; on moving 
 or drinking (cholera), I IVer.; first of acrid 
 mucus, then ineffectual retching, Therid.; of 
 mucus, in evening, IStram.; of sour mucus, 
 IStram.; worse at night, ICinch.; with sweat, 
 ■Strain.; in summer complaint, ICamph.; 
 from mouldy taste (bronchitis), ILed., taste- 
 less, before paroxysm, ILaur.; turbid, with 
 diarrhoea, IVer.; tasteless, small quantities, 
 IDig. Jg^" drink, fluid. 
 
 Vomiting, weakness : after, Cadm. s.; prostra- 
 tion, Ant. chl., Ant. c, Bar. c, IGalc, Coff. t., 
 ILyc, USang., IVer.; and cramps, as in chol* 
 era, I IPhyt.; and ravenous hunger (dropsy), 
 IColch. 
 
 Vomiting, white: Ars. s. f., ICon. 
 
 Vomiting, wine ; after bad sour (gastric ca- 
 tarrh), IIAnt. c; better after wine, IIKalm. 
 
 Vomiting, of worms: IPhyt., USang.; ascari- 
 des, ICina ; of ascarides, on third day of 
 colic (intussusception), I I Plumb.; large (worm 
 fever), I IBell.; lumbrici, ICina, Sabad., Sec; 
 lumbrici (incarcerated hernia), I Aeon.; occa- 
 sioned by worms, Aeon., Bell., ICarbo v., 
 ICina, Cinch., Ipec, Lach., IMerc, INux v., 
 Puis., Sul. 
 
 Vomiting, yellow: lArs., yEthus., IColch., Co- 
 loc, IDulc, Hod.; like bile, ICon.; bright, 
 1 1 Pic. ac; in cholera infantum, • Coff. t.; bit- 
 ter sour water, two attacks in quick succes- 
 sion, IGrat.; worse after drinking (sporadic 
 cholera), I IVer.; in epilepsy, IBufo.; mucus, 
 INitr. ac. ; then yellow fever, lArs. h., IVer.; 
 yellowish white, frothy fluid, Crot. t.; in gas- 
 tralgia, Arg. nit.; yellowish green, ICup. ac, 
 Vinca; mucus, Hpec, HPhos ; bitter mucus, 
 1 1 Form.; yellowish green mucus, I IVer.; in 
 ophthalmia, ICic; purulent mucus, IKali bi.; 
 with cold sweat and griping, Cadm. s.; thin 
 substances, I IVer.; violent, every ten min- 
 utes, Merc sul. ; bitter water, before chill (in- 
 termittent), I Ars. J^^ bile. 
 
 VOMITURITIO : Anthrok., Chel., IKali br., 
 INux v. 
 
 Vomituritio, with anguish and uninterrupted 
 nausea from morning until night ; in carci- 
 noma ventricular). I IMez. 
 
 Vomituritio, in asthma: Hpec 
 
 Vomituritio, on awaking: I IVer. 
 
 Vomituritio, in cholerine : IIAsar. 
 
 Vomituritio, with cough : ISang.; dry cough, 
 
 I ICimex. 
 
 Vomituritio, in diaphragmitis : IDig. 
 
 Vomituritio, fever: in intermittent, Sabad. 
 
 Vomituritio, headache : pressing coming and 
 going, in whole head, I ITereb.; shooting, from 
 within out, especially over left eye, ISep. 
 
 Vomituritio, with feeling of foreign body in 
 oesophagus : Sabad. 
 
 Vomituritio, with prostration : I I Agar. 
 
 Vomituritio, with copious saliva : Sabad. 
 
 Vomituritio. with vertigo : Act. sp. 
 
 WATERBRASH (pyrosis): lAlum., lAmm. 
 c, lAmm. m., I I Anac, I Ant. t., I Apis, I Ars., 
 Ars. m.,1 I Asar.,IIBar.c,IBism.,IIBrv.,ICalc, 
 Calcp.,1 ICanth.,ICaps., I ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., ICic, ICina, ICinch., ICocc, ICroc, 
 IICvcl., IDaph., I IDig., IDros., IIEuphor., 
 
 I I Graph., I I Hell., IHep., Ilgn., Hpec, IKali 
 c, ILed., ILobeli., IILyc, Mang., IMagn. m., 
 
 IMerc, IMez., INatr. c, INatr. m., I INatr. ph., 
 INitr. ac, IINux v., I l01eand.,IParis, IPetrol., 
 IPhos., IPod., IPuls., IRan. b., IIRatan., 
 IRhod.,IRhus,IISabad., Sal.ac,ISang.,l ISars., 
 ■Sep., IISiL, Sinap, MSpig., BIStaph., IISul., 
 IISul. ac, IITarax., 1 1 Thuya, 1 1 Val., IVer., 
 Zinc. 
 
 Waterbrash, acid: Calc a., MCornus; with 
 belching, I IBry. 
 
 Waterbrash, acrid : ILach.; acrid, sour, mak- 
 ing food taste acid, Cact.; with cramps, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, ILyc. 
 
 "Waterbrash, worse in afternoon : ICinch.; un- 
 bearable, Ars. i. 
 
 Waterbrash, back: pain low down, before 
 menses, thick and dark (dysmenorrhcea), 
 IINux m.; when sensitive spot between 
 shoulder blades is touched, followed by nau- 
 sea and vomiting, I I Rhus. 
 
 Waterbrash, bitter: IChel.; with pain in stom- 
 ach, Kob.; sour, Zinc. 
 
 Waterbrash, burning : corrosive fluid, I ISang.; 
 heartburn, INux v. 
 
 Waterbrash, with chilliness: ISil. 
 
 Waterbrash, colic : constrictive, from indiges- 
 tion, worse aftercoffee, brandy, or overeating, 
 INux v. 
 
 Waterbrash, with cough : BArs., ILach. 
 
 Waterbrash, after drinking : IKali c, ISep. 
 
 Waterbrash, after eating: Amm. m., Bry., IKali 
 c, INux v., Sang., ISep., ISil.; after cabbage, 
 potatoes and other gross food, IMagn. c; in 
 diabetes, ILact. ac; three hours after dinner, 
 raises phlegm continually (affection of stom- 
 ach), IKali bi.; perforating ulcer, I ISil. 
 
 Waterbrash, epigastrium : followed by spasm, 
 extending from right to left, also to back, in 
 paroxysms, ICon. 
 
 Waterbrash, eructation : better by belching, 
 Cinnab., Rhod.; hot, acrid gas, constantly, 
 ICarbo v. 
 
 Waterbrash, in evening : Tereb. 
 
 Waterbrash, in gonorrhoea : I ITarant, 
 
 Waterbrash, in headache: IDMagn. m. 
 
 Waterbrash, lying down : better getting up, 
 MPsor. 
 
 Waterbrash, menses: before, INuxm., IPuls.; 
 during, at night, IPuls. 
 
 Waterbrash, after milk : ICalc, ICup. m. 
 
 Waterbrash, in morning : Chrom. ac 
 
 Waterbrash, like limpid mucus : INatr. m. 
 
 Waterbrash, with nausea: ICalc, ICaust., 
 Crot. t., ICycl., DLyc, IMagn. m., IMagn. s., 
 INatr. m. ; I ISep., Sil., Spong.; better in fresh 
 air, worse from cold water and at night, 
 I ISep.; sudden, on awaking, UPetrol.; in 
 morning, UPetrol.; at 1 a.m., awakens and 
 obliges her to vomit, IMerc sol. 
 
 Waterbrash, at night: ICarbo v., IKali c 
 
 Waterbrash, during pregnancy: Acet. ac, 
 IIDiosc, ILact. ac, IILobel. i., INatr. m., 
 INuxm., I lOxal.ac, ITabac; hot, sour, ILact. 
 ac 
 
 Waterbrash, rancid : (after operation for hem- 
 orrhoids), ICroc. 
 
 Waterbrash, with retching : Bry. 
 
 Waterbrash, while riding in a carriage: INuxm. 
 
 Waterbrash, on rising : I Lac def. 
 
 Waterbrash, with continuous profuse discharge 
 of saliva, ILact, ac 
 
 Waterbrash, saltish : runs out of mouth (can- 
 cer of stomach), ICarbo a. 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 Waterbrash, with inclination to sleep : 
 INux m. 
 
 Waterbrash, stomach: constriction, Stront., 
 in dyspepia, ICollin., IHydr. ac, ILyc, 
 1 1 Puis.; chronic dyspepsia, I Petrol. ; in gas- 
 tralgia, BSiL, ISul. ac; pain, Amm. c, Kob.; 
 pressure in hysteria, INux m.; catarrh of 
 stomach and small intestines, BHydr. ac. 
 
 Waterbrash, with frequent swallowing : Kob., 
 1 1 Merc. sol. 
 
 Waterbrash, taste : metallic, 1 Coccus ; salty, 
 burning (constipation), ICaust. 
 
 Waterbrash, tasteless : I IBry. 
 
 Waterbrash, sore throat: ICalc. 
 
 Waterbrash, with brownish tongue : ISil. 
 
 Waterbrash, in ulcer of os uteri: ICurar. 
 
 Waterbrash, with vertigo : on rising in morn- 
 ing, Magn. c. 
 
 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 Epigastrium. Stomach. 
 
 EPIGASTRIUM : abscess : after a blow, 
 
 ■ I IBry. 
 
 Epigastrium, aching: liEsc. h., Ammoniac, 
 I I Am., ICarbo v., Chrom. ac, IKali c; in 
 afternoon, better stretching body and throw- 
 ing stomach forward, Vib.; tight, suffocative, 
 heavy, through to back, worse talking, IRu- 
 mex ; as from a blow, followed by pressure, 
 retching, eructation and rising of food, I I Phos.; 
 with painful concussion of brain from shak- 
 ing head, from walking, Mang.; with short 
 breath, Vacc; to middle of chest (gastric 
 complaints), lArs. ; over chest to pit of throat, 
 IKali c; dull, with nausea and vomiting, 
 Cup. ars.; shortly after eating, with vomiting, 
 ILyc; making her faint (hemorrhoids), I ISul.; 
 during apyrexia, Ignat.; from hiccough, after 
 eating (sequel to cholera), 1 1 Phos.; to phar- 
 ynx, as if a ball ^ were rising, ICon.; in and 
 above, on each side of sternum, IRumex ; 
 after a cup of tea, 1 1 Rumex. 
 gm°> bruised, dull pain, pain (undefined), 
 soreness. 
 
 Epigastrium, alive : g^° motion. 
 
 Epigastrium, anguish: Coff., Crot. t., Hydr. 
 ac, ISil., IVer.; deathly, in angina pectoris, 
 IDig.; driving to despair (cholera Asiatica), 
 ICamph.; in hepatic typhus, IChel. 
 g^gr anxiety. 
 
 Epigastrium, anxiety: lAcon., Arg. met., 
 1 1 Ars., Cann. s., Grat., IKali c, ILyc, INux 
 v., IOp., Strain., Tereb.; apprehensive, I Cann. 
 s.; apprehensive, while reflecting, IPhos.; 
 apprehensive, as when expecting unpleasant 
 news, IMez.; in asthma, IFerr.; with dysp- 
 noea, Stram.; in children, ICalc; in hsema- 
 temesis, I Ars., ITereb.; with indigestion, 
 I Puis.; caused by noise, Agar.; oppressive, 
 I Ars. ; and sensitive, Sec; to spine, with pal- 
 pitation (neuropathia), I IKali a.; with trem- 
 bling, Sep. 8®"° anguish. 
 
 Epigastrium, bloated: J^gr^ distended. 
 
 Epigastrium, pain as from a heavy blow or 
 concussion, followed by cramps in abdo- 
 men and coolness: I IPhyt. 
 
 Epigastrium, breathing : as if air were impris- 
 oned, causing anxiety, I I Rhus ; dyspnoea, 
 INux m.; pain during inspiration, IPuls.; 
 
 deep inspiration relieves pain, I ILobel. i.; 
 pain impedes breathing, I IBry.; rising, stop- 
 ping breath, causing faint and disagreeable 
 sensation, better by raising wind, Amm. br. ; 
 suffocating pain, Lyss. 
 
 Epigastrium, bruised feeling: lArn., IPhyt., 
 IGuarasa ; as if beaten, with fulness of abdo- 
 men, ICamph.; soreness, through to back, 
 after cramp in stomach, ILobel i ; after eat- 
 ing, Coccul.; when pressed, with swelling, 
 INatr. m. J^" cough, sensitive, soreness. 
 
 Epigastrium, burning: Amm. m., Arg. met., 
 Ant. chlor, Ant. c, II Ars., Bapt., Cact., 
 ICalc. p., Carb. s., ICarbo v., ICup.m., IDulc, 
 Eucal., 1 1 Ham., Ilgn., IKali iod , Mane, Merc, 
 I INatr. s., INux v., Ran.sc, Sal. ac, ISil.,Ver.; 
 into abdomen, Plat.; as from acidity, Abrot.; 
 as from acidity, worse by pressure (gastric 
 catarrh), I Apis ; as from acidity, in erysipe- 
 las, I Apis ; into back and shoulders, ICon.; 
 after a blow on stomach, Eryng.; over chest 
 to pit of throat, IKali c; like red hot coals 
 (gastritis, gastralgia), 1 1 Ars.: in diabetes, 
 llUran. n. relieved; along diaphragm, both 
 sides (nymphomania), MStram; distress, 
 liEsc. h.,*l I Arm, Ilris ; with burning, twist- 
 ing, and gurgling in bowels, bearing down 
 toward sexual organs, Sabina ; drives to des- 
 pair, Ant. c; driving to despair, in cholera 
 Asiatica, ICamph.; in dropsy, HColch.; with 
 dryness and itching in throat, IKali iod.; in 
 dysentery, I Ars.; better by eating, JEsc. h.; 
 before breakfast, into oesophagus, Zinc ; bet- 
 ter by eructation, Amb.; after eructation, 
 ICalc p.; when fasting, Zinc; in yellow 
 fever, I Ars.; like a flame, as if heart palpi- 
 tated there, Med.; in gastritis, I Apis ; like 
 heartburn, Ant. c; during hot stage (chest 
 affection), ILach.; worse by motion, Bry.; 
 with pain, worse touch, I I Ran. b.; in parox- 
 ysms, INatr. m.; when pressing, in evening, 
 Zinc; with pressure, soon after lying down, 
 must rise, worse at night, but recurred at any 
 hour if she lay down, though better daytime, 
 better sitting up (neurosis of stomach), 
 I I Sang.; stitchlike, pressing (gastritis), I Aeon., 
 raw pain (whooping cough), ILobel. i.; rheu- 
 matic attack, IBry.; to both sides, IStram.; 
 
17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 449 
 
 in affection of stomach, ILac c. ; before stool, 
 1 1 Polyp.; into throat, ILyc.; to throat and 
 ears better eating (spinal irritation), IHep.; 
 into throat, again into abdomen, with pros- 
 tration and fainting, I IPhos.; upwards, ICalc. 
 J^SP^ heat. 
 
 Epigastrium, chill: Arm, Bell., Spong. ; extends 
 down body, I I Bar. c. 
 g^° coldness, fever. 
 
 Epigastrium, clawing: Dros., INatr. m.; on 
 deep breathing, I ICaust. JSKST 5 griping. 
 
 Epigastrium, coldness: I I Ant. t., Spong.; 
 fixed, when burning was not present (spinal 
 irritation), IHep.; icy, in dyspepsia, IKreo. ; 
 exhaled as cold breath (asthma emphysemat- 
 icum), ICamph.; feeling, Cain.; feeling, fol- 
 lowed by fainting, Ant. t.; feeling, with ful- 
 ness, Spong. ; half coldish, half burning 
 feeling, Lyss.; internal, with fulness, Spong.; 
 internal, as if cold water or ice were there, 
 IKreo.; pain, as if stone were in stomach, 
 Sil. jg^~ chill. 
 
 Epigastrium, feeling of constriction : Ananth., 
 IGuarrea, ILyc, Plat.; in cholera, I Arg. nit.; 
 in cholera morbus, lElat.; in dyspepsia, IOp.; 
 with dyspnoea, Rhod.; with anguish and dif- 
 ficult breathing, IGuaiac; in gastric derange- 
 ment, IDory.; in gastralgia and gastritis, 
 IIArs.; intohypochondrium, impeding breath- 
 ing, Cact.; as'if tightly laced (typhoid fever), 
 llgm; in hepatic affections, IICheL; painful, 
 ICalc, IDros., IGraph., Uatroph., Sec; pain- 
 ful, after eating, I I Plumb. ; painful, better 
 lying down, ILyc; painful, with vomiting of 
 clear sour fluid, toward evening and at times 
 at night, with sour belching (cardial gia), 
 I IPhos.; painful, with vomiting of watery or 
 glairy fluid, (cholera), Uatroph.; with palpi- 
 tation, Ast. r.; in phthisis, ICetrar. ; screw r - 
 ing-together sensation, Zinc; spasmodic, in 
 cardialgia, 1 1 Zinc; sudden, as if suffocating, 
 ISang.; sudden pain one or two hours after 
 eating slightest quantity of food, soon extend- 
 ing thence to left hypochondrium, then to 
 region of heart and left shoulder, I IPhos.; 
 with vomiting, IChel. JEJgg^ contraction, 
 cramplike, griping, pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, feeling of contraction : Daph., 
 ILobel.i., Thuya; drawing aching, must bend 
 double, ICalc; oppressive, Con.; painful, Ast. 
 r. ; painful, taking breath away, IICoccul.; 
 painful, to left hypochondrium, later to head 
 and left shoulder, better from warmth, 
 I IPhos.; with palpitation, Amm. c ; spas- 
 modic, in gastritis or gastralgia, IIArs. 
 Jggg~ constriction, cramplike, griping, 
 pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, convulsions: begin with an 
 aura, IINux v.; as of something running 
 through abdomen into feet before epileptic 
 attack, I ICalc; in plexus coeliaci, feels a blow 
 like lightning, which causes her to throw 
 herself back in the midst of tormenting 
 pains (hysterical spasm), ICic; from right to 
 left, also to back, coming on in paroxysms, 
 ICon. 
 
 Epigastrium, cough : concussion, Amb.; con- 
 stant and uncontrollable desire, with sudden 
 pressure and constriction, as if pressed against 
 with feet, I I Rhod. ; wrenched by dry, during 
 day, IRhus; sensation of something exciting 
 cough, Bell.; causes a sensation of a wound by 
 
 29 
 
 some sharp instrument, Tabac ; from irrita- 
 tion, 1 1 Puis.; irritation, worse in mornings 
 (pharyngitis j, I INatr. m.; loose, produced by 
 titillation in laryngo-tracheitis, I IPhos. ac; 
 nauseous feeling during, Ign.; pain during, 
 ■Arm, ICinch., IDiosc., IHyos., Ilpec, ILach., 
 ILyc; pain,day and night,ISep.; pain, with dry 
 whooping and choking, ISep.; pressure causes, 
 Calad.; soreness, IBry., INux v.; soreness ex- 
 tends upward, lArs.; stitches, Amm. c, lArs., 
 IBry.; stitches, when lying down, I IRhus; 
 seems to originate, producing tickling and se- 
 vere pain, ILach.; from tickling, Ant. t., 
 INatr. m., IINitr. ac; from tickling above, in 
 morning, llgm; from tickling, short dry, dur- 
 ing night, ILach.; from tickling, tormenting, 
 ILach. 
 Epigastrium, cramplike pain: Amyl., Chel., 
 IDiosc, IJatroph., ILac def., Zinc; below 
 (vesicular eruption), IBell.; mounts into chest, 
 IGrat.; pain, apparently in diaphragm, better 
 by bending forward, Cochl.; in diabetes, 
 I IXJran. n. relieved; w r orse for a w T eek after 
 menses (gastralgia), HVer.; during preg- 
 nancy, ICup. m., MOxal. ac; goes to right 
 side, under short ribs, through to back, be- 
 tween shoulders, I ISep.; with weak, sick feel- 
 ins:, Eup. pur.; throbbing, Chel. 
 jg^° contraction, constriction, griping, 
 pinching, pressure, tension. 
 Epigastrium, crawling: to throat, INux m.; as 
 of numberless worms, Cina. g^lT creeping. 
 Epigastrium, creeping : beneath, INatr. c 
 
 fig^ crawling. 
 Epigastrium, cutting: ICalc, INux m., IOp.., 
 IPhyt., Ptel., ISil., Stront.; with anxiety, 
 I Cham.; cramplike, to navel, with faint, dis- 
 tressed feeling, as if diarrhoea would come ©n, 
 Diosc; after eating, I IBry.; after dinner, 
 Aug.; as with glass, after midnight, Calad.; 
 to hypogastrium, sides of abdomen and back, 
 ■Ars.; as with knives, Bry., lArg. nit.; worse 
 at night, especially after midnight, must lean 
 forward (gastralgia), I Kali c; from chest and 
 abdomen, better from pressure and bending 
 double, brought on by vexation and indigna- 
 tion, IIColoc; repeated fine, sharp, Ustil.; 
 after blows on stomach, I Arm 
 g@T" darting, lancinating. 
 Epigastrium, darting: llgm; in cancer, lAct. 
 
 sp. J^gg^ cutting, lancinating. 
 Epigastrium, digging: I Gale, Cina, Seneg. 
 
 J^ST 1 gnawing, griping. 
 Epigastrium, disagreeable sensation : comes 
 
 from, Amyg. 
 Epigastrium, distension: Aloe., I I Arg. met., 
 I Ars., Bell., Berb., I ICalc, ICham., IDulc, 
 Ferr., I I Hell., IKali c.,' ILach., I ILyc, IPhos., 
 Prum; bloating, IDig.; bloating, with asthma, 
 ILac def.; bloating, during (chill of intermit- 
 tent), lArs. ; commences to bloat with begin- 
 ning of chill, increases more and more, ICoc- 
 cul.; bloating, in chlorosis, IGraph.; bloated, 
 in gastric trouble, IKali c; bloated, with pain 
 in region of liver, Bell.; bloated, painfully, in 
 morning, ICham.; constant bloating, with op- 
 pression of breathing, before breakfast, better 
 after eating, I ISul.; bloated, with pressure as 
 from a stone, INux v., in diabetes, INatr. s.; 
 feeling, Cam ph., 1 1 Rob.; feeling, in inflation- 
 (myelitis), IDulc; feeling, with drawing in 
 region of stomach, Mang.; hard, I Ars., IBar. 
 
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 m., I I Plumb., iStram. ; has to loosen cloning, 
 IHep.; worse morning and after eating, INux 
 v.; when in pain, as from incarcerated flatus 
 (flatulent indigestion), I Lye; painful, Ver.; in 
 phthisis, ICetrar.; in pleuritis, with plastic 
 exudation, IHep.; worse from pressure, Arm; 
 sensation of rupture, worse after supper, and 
 sensitive (typhus), I Ars.; and soreness, not 
 permitting least touch, even of clothing 
 (chronic dyspepsia), IMerc. cor.; swollen, 
 
 I Bell., Chin, s., HCic, llgn., IKalic, IManc, 
 INatr. m., Thuya ; swelling, after eating, 
 IPhos.; frequent swelling, beneath, I I Sec; 
 feeling, as if swollen, IBry., I Kali c; swell- 
 ing, with quotidian fever, I I Rhus; hard 
 swelling, ILyc; swelling, with hardness, ex- 
 tending more to right side (left lobe of liver), 
 
 I I Puis. ; swelling, towards left side, HCalc; 
 painful swelling, lArg. nit., I I Op.; swollen, 
 allowed no pressure (quotidian), 1 1 Puis.; 
 swollen, like a saucer turned bottom up, pain- 
 ful to pressure, llCalc; swelling, with sore- 
 ness when touched, Petrol.; tympanitis (hy- 
 pochondriasis), llpec. ffl^ fulness. 
 
 Epigastrium, distress: Bapt., IGossyp.; vio- 
 lent, llpec, I ILyc. vir., I I Puis., Strain.; over, 
 1 1 Ver.; with drawing pains in fingers and 
 ankles, PteL; with dyspnoea, Lyss.; after eat- 
 ing, I Arm; worse after eating, especially 
 apples, I IRumex; distress, in epilepsy, Ast. r.; 
 with indigestion, I ILyc vir.; indescribable, 
 TrAtrop. s., IMyr. cer.; acute, in mikena, llpec; 
 worse before stool, must press hands on that 
 region and bend forward (mesenteric disease), 
 ICalc; distress before stool composed of 
 blood, bile and black fecal matter, I I Polyp.; 
 terrible, in upper part, had to walk room, 
 Amm. br. 
 
 Epigastrium, drawing: Act. sp., Agar., I IPtel., 
 Zinc; with fulness and oppression of breath- 
 ing, 1 1 Rhod.; under sternum, feels like flatu- 
 lence, Zing.; as if growing together as far as 
 throat, where it seems to press windpipe so 
 that he can barely breathe, Spong.; to middle 
 of sternum, as of hard body pressed into cav- 
 ity, worse stooping, eating, drinking, parox- 
 ysmal, Aur. mur.; around lower border of 
 left ribs as if something were torn loose, even- 
 ing, while sitting, lArs.; from left to right, 
 Card, m; to chest, spasmodic Agar. 
 
 Epigastrium, dull pain: Ast. r., Bapt,, Tereb.; 
 in bending forward, better sitting erect, 
 Sinap.; constant, ILyc; heavy, worse after 
 eating, better by frequent eructations of air, 
 IDios.; in tertian ague, llgnat.; in indigestion, 
 lElat.; gradually increasing, passing after 
 reaching its acme to spinal column and be- 
 coming fixed there, has to bend double, 
 I INux v. SiT 3 aching. 
 
 Epigastrium, emptiness: JEsc. h., I I Ant. c, 
 ICroc, IGlom, lllgn., IKali c, IISuL; in 
 whooping cough, IStann.; deathly sensation, 
 I I Sep.; with distressing oppression in upper 
 part of chest, Stann.; disappears with rum- 
 bling below left ribs, Verbas.; not better eating, 
 Carbo a.; in evening, after eating (from nurs- 
 ing), Oleand.; faint, I Gels.; especially in 
 (esophagus, I I Mur. ac; sense of goneness in, 
 BNatr. m.; goneness at 11a.m., IISuL, IZinc; 
 goneness, in climaxis, Hydr. ac, IISuL, Ustil.; 
 goneness, in headache, HSep.; goneness, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, INatr. m.; goneness, with tape- 
 
 worm, ISep.; in headache, HSep.; hollo w- 
 ness, IPod.; painful, in hemorrhoids, ISep.; 
 sinking, ICalc. p. 
 
 Epigastrium, eruption : blisters full of dark 
 red blood, Ars. h.; large bluish spots, Ars. s. 
 r.; exanthemata, spreading over abdomen and 
 chest, IMerc. viv.; pimples bleed easily when 
 scratched, Kob.; red spots, INatr. m.; brown 
 color of skin, ILach. gf^ itching. 
 
 Epigastrium, faintness : Alum., ICrotal., Diad., 
 Diosc, IGlom, INatr. m., IISuL; deathly, 
 produced by pressure in, IMerc sol.; in dia- 
 betes, I IXJran. m, relieved; when meeting a 
 friend, I Act. rac; an all gone feeling in, Polyp.; 
 goneness, caused by dull aching in stomach, 
 ■ Hydras.; with pain in region of liver and 
 bowels, Ustil.; in haematemesis, ITereb.; at 
 menopause, ICrotal.; rising on both sides of 
 sternum with suffocation, causing sighing and 
 walking around room, during afternoon and 
 evening, Amm. br. 
 $^f emptiness, weakness. 
 
 Epigastrium, as if falling : in angina pectoris, 
 ICact. 
 
 Epigastrium, fermentation: Anac, Cast, eq., 
 I I Plat. 
 
 Epigastrium, fever: chill commences, ICalc; 
 begins, with spasms in, Calc; in typhoid fever, 
 indescribable sensation, llgn.; in yellow, in 
 first stage, uncomfortable feeling, llpec 
 fig^* chill, heat, sweat. 
 
 Epigastrium, flushing : over body, lAmyl. 
 
 Epigastrium, fluttering: ICrotal., Xan.; in car- 
 dialgia, Tabac; with palpitation, I INux v. 
 
 Epigastrium, flying pains: after headache, 
 tEsc. h.; pass to pubes, Ver. v. 
 
 Epigastrium, fulness: I liEsc. h., Ananth., 
 I I Arg. met., Ars. h., Bov., Chen, v., IColoc, 
 IDaph., IFerr., I I Hell., llgn., IKalic, IILyc, 
 IMerc, IMyr. cer., Nitr. sp. d., Prum, Xan.; 
 with internal coldness, Spong.; with colic, 
 around umbilicus, IColoc; digestion slow, 
 disturbed, weakened, lOp. ; in dropsy, IFluor. 
 ac; after eating, Arm; an hour after break- 
 fast, Ars. s. r.; with belching, which relieves, 
 INux v.; after eating, heaviness, tension with 
 difficult respiration, IKali c; as if he had 
 eaten too much, Cycl.; as after a full meal or 
 as from overlifting, with shortness of breath, 
 Prum; in relapse of intermittent, I Ars.; in 
 gastric derangement, IRob. ; with indigestion 
 (dyspepsia), II Kali s.; must lie down after 
 dinner, Tell.; in liver affection with dropsy, 
 IFluor.ac; in morning, Asaf.; worse in morn- 
 ing, and from external pressure, IIRan.sc; 
 worse in motion, Bry.; with qualmishness, 
 worse from eating, Mosch.; painful (bilious fe- 
 ver), llpec; with palpitation, Oleand.; press- 
 ure and drawing and oppression of respiration, 
 I I Rhod.; with soreness when touched, Petrol.; 
 with hurried respiration, Jacar. ; extends to- 
 ward throat pit, descends with every empty 
 deglutition but immediately returns, Rumex ; 
 urging to take a long breath, but cannot, 
 Alum.; in prolapsus uteri, lAloe. 
 J^gf distended, pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, gnawing: iEsc h., Ars., IGlom, 
 IKali bi., Ptel., I I Puis.; a little below (chronic 
 dysentery), I INux v.; in chill, lArs.; with 
 chronic diarrhoea (syphilis), ILach.; dull, worse 
 after dinner, Tromb.; after eating, Coccul., 
 ■Grat., sfter eating, in headache, IKali bi.; 
 
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 better by small quantities of food, but worse 
 by more, disposed to eat frequently (enlarge- 
 ment and congestion, induration of liver), 
 IMagn. m.; in gastralgia, ILyc. 
 ggg^ emptiness, digging, griping. 
 
 Epigastrium, gone feeling : fi^gr* emptiness, 
 faintness. 
 
 Epigastrium, griping: IColoc, IPhos., Ptel., 
 ■ Puis., Symph.; in and below, worse from 
 touch, I I Chel.; and clutching, extending be- 
 neath ribs into back, ILyc; colicky, Bapt.; 
 deep in, worse on deep breathing, Zinc; in 
 direction of small of back, during menses, 
 ISars. ; with dryness of mouth, yellow coated 
 tongue, and bitter taste, 1 1 Ptel; after eating, 
 worse toward evening, IColoc; after eating, 
 in gastralgia, I ISil.; with short belching, 
 IIMagn. p.; as from flatus, ICarbo v.; in gas- 
 tralgia, ILyc; immediately followed by press- 
 ure downward and towards, I I Plat.; remit- 
 ting, Diose. g^° clawing, constriction, 
 contraction, cramplike, pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, grumbling: region, Ipom. 
 
 Epigastrium, gurgling: IPhos. 
 
 Epigastrium, heat: IIArs., Cub., II Kali hi., 
 IPhos., IRob.; extends over body, lAmyl.; 
 burning, Ant. t. ; accelerating breathing, I IBry.; 
 radiating to chest, after eating, INatr. m.; in 
 hysteria, Tarant.; with flatulent dyspepsia, 
 accompanying pyrexia in men, IPetrosel.; 
 violent, like an explosion, into head (palpita- 
 tion), Calc a.; with fever, Cub.; worse during 
 inspiration, Bry. ; in sixth week of pregnancy, 
 llpec; rising, Ferr.; in skin, region of, Cinch, 
 bol.; sudden rising, with difficult respiration 
 (hysteria), Yal. ; round spot, two inches in 
 diameter, feels hot to patient but cold to 
 touch, during fever, I INux v.; without ten- 
 derness, Amyg.; in prolapsus uteri, I Aloe ; 
 to head, warm streams of blood, ICalc 
 j^gf 3 burning. 
 
 Epigastrium, heaviness : Bar. c, Calad., Ilgn., 
 Nitr. sp. d., ISil.; digestion slow, disturbed, 
 weakened, IOp.; after eating, Rumex ; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, I Aloe ; weight, Eucal., I Hydras., 
 IIKalibi., Merc sul.; w T eight, as though bur- 
 dened with flatulence, Carbol.ac; weight, cold, 
 agonizing, with chill, Calc; weight, crampy, 
 ISil.; weight, with slow digestion, especially 
 of acids, 1 1 Sep. ; weight, with dyspepsia, ICol- 
 lin.; weight, an hour after breakfast, Ars.s.r.; 
 weight, after eating, lAtrop. s. ; weight, an 
 hour after eating, better after eating again, 
 Puis.; weight, as of a lump, Arm; food feels 
 like a wad, 1 1 Bry. ; weight, like a stone, 1 1 Rob. ; 
 weight, as from a stone, early in morning on 
 awaking, IPuls. f$g^ pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, horrible sensation, when get- 
 ting awake, morning(with drunkards) :IIAsar. 
 
 Epigastrium, hunger: ICoccul., ICrot. ; worse 
 in morning, awaking, Anac. 
 
 Epigastrium, itching : Amm. m., IGuarpea; in- 
 ternal, better taking food, IKali bi. ; biting, 
 when she feels cold, rubbing makes spot red, 
 and vesicles arise, soon vanishing, Spong. 
 8^" eruption. 
 
 Epigastrium, jerks: INatr. m.; sudden, with 
 fear, Calc. 
 
 Epigastrium, lancinating : ICarbo v., I IRob.; 
 worse at night, especially after midnight, 
 must lean forward (gastralgia), IKali c; as if 
 pierced with a knife, Colch.jlike stabs, Nic- 
 
 col.; extends to vertebrae, right scapula, at 
 times to right side, IBadiag. Jg^" cutting, 
 darting, stitches. 
 
 Epigastrium, sensation as if something were 
 loose : like loose flesh, that pulled every time 
 he coughed, I I Staph. 
 
 Epigastrium, lumps : burning pain, Cund. ; cir- 
 cumscribed hard mass as large as two fists, 
 extending toward liver, could be felt when 
 lying on back, 1 1 Sul. ; feeling, as of a lump 
 (angina pectoris, gastralgic form), I Agar.; feel- 
 ingof a hard body,IHep.; feeling of, afterfood, 
 I I Sul.; flattened, resistant, scirrhous tumor, 
 pain insufferable, I Hydras.; as if a heavy 
 had fallen to back when attempting to rise 
 from a recumbent position, ILaur. ; as large as 
 a fist, sensitive to pressure, deep, IKali c. ; 
 hard, in left, Cund.; hard, between navel and 
 edges of lower ribs, right side (cancerous affec- 
 tions), IBism. ; tumor, with marasmus, IHy- 
 dras.; tumor, size of hen's egg, sensitive to 
 pressure, cannot bear clothing, IMerc per.; 
 tumor as large as a hen's egg, doughy con- 
 sistency, in centre a small spot as if filled 
 with fluid (marasmus), 1 1 Hydras. ; tumor size 
 of an orange, movable and sensitive to press- 
 ure (relieved) (carcinoma ventricular), I IMez. 
 g^~ distended. 
 
 Epigastrium, menses: pain, as if everything 
 would be torn to pieces with laborlike pains, 
 ■Graph. 
 
 Epigastrium, motion : feeling as of something 
 alive in, after typhoid fever (nervous affec- 
 tion), IManc ; as of an animal wriggling, re- 
 gion of, Chel. ; of something living, jumping 
 about, HCroc; movements, IColoc. 
 
 Epigastrium, nausea: lAct. rac, Ars., Cann. 
 s., Diad., 1 1 Hydras., ILac def., I INux v.; 
 with anxiety, Sabad., with anxiety, in even- 
 ing, IPuls. ; with fulness and tension, in abdo- 
 men, Sinap. ; with constrictive pains in hypo- 
 gastrium, Coccul. ; continuous, alternate with 
 pain in abdomen, with diarrhoea, Squilla; 
 deathly nausea as soon as she moved, better 
 lying quietly, I I Vib. ; deathly, worse rising 
 in morning (headache); ILac def.; after eating, 
 Agnus,; as after eating too much fat, ICycl.; 
 a kind of, Ruta ; with dull headache, Sinap. ; 
 in morning, fasting, ICalc; pain, followed by, 
 liEthus. ; with sinking feeling, Jatroph. ; after 
 stool, I Ver. ; rising to throat (affection of stom- 
 ach), IKali bi.; in uterine prolapsus, I Arm; 
 when walking, Ilgn. J&g^ Chap. 16, Nausea. 
 
 Epigastrium, nervousness: Calab. 
 
 Epigastrium, feeling of obstruction: with 
 eructations, lEup. perf., I IStann. 
 g^^ heaviness, pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, oppression : Apis, lApoc, Chel., 
 IChlor.', IMagn. m., Nitr. sp. d., IPhos., Zinc; 
 loss of appetite, IStram.; to chest (shock of in- 
 jury), I INux m.; in cholera morbus, lElat. ; 
 causes cough, IKali bi.; in diabetes mellitus, 
 lArg. met.; with eructation, Aloe; in gastric 
 derangement, IRob.; in indigestion, lElat.; 
 sudden, during menses, everything must be 
 loosened, Zinc; before attack, in metrorrhagia, 
 I Merc; with nausea,worse from eating,Mosch.; 
 worse at night, in recumbent position, I Cinch.; 
 in indurated pancreas, ICarbo a.; with black 
 stool, IMerc. d.; as if stomach were too full, 
 worse by pressure, ILobel i.; with warmth,, 
 Camph. 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 Epigastrium, pain (undefined): Ant. t., Ars. 
 h., Arund., Bry., IBell., ICornus, Calab., 
 Camph., ICrotal., Ferr. iod., Jugl., Merc, 
 sul., INatr. m., Nux v., IIRumex, Sec, 
 IStram., 1 1 Sul., Thuya, MVer. ; pain to 
 upper abdomen and back, especially kid- 
 neys, Grat.; attacks, llpec; dull, heavy, to 
 back, Ars. s. r.; to back and hypochondria, 
 Amm. br.; with bloating and eructation of 
 flatus (irritation of meninges in cervical por- 
 tion), I I Paris ; as from something breaking 
 loose at every firm step, Ictod.; better by hot 
 brandy and water (flatulent indigestion), 
 ILyc; in bronchitis, ILobel. i.; in cancer of 
 stomach, I I Hydras.; extending to cardiac re- 
 gion and left shoulder blade (dyspepsia), I Arg. 
 nit.; constant, in chronic cardialgia, I I Sul.; 
 deep, from pressure, Calad.; as if in or behind 
 duodenum, Lyss.; with delirium, Camph.; 
 digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, IOp.; 
 in diphtheria, ILach. ; distressing, throughout 
 chill and heat, I lEup. perf.; distressing, bet- 
 ter raising sour, bitter wind, with shudder- 
 ing, IDiosc; dull, Cochl., Zinc; dull, deep, 
 Med.; dull, caused by pressure of hand, Ars. 
 h.; with atonic dyspepsia, IPetrol.; after eat- 
 ing, lAtrop. s., I IPtel.; after eating, extending 
 to back and abdomen, lasting about an hour 
 and terminating in waterbrash (indigestion), 
 I I Puis.; caused by eating or drinking, after 
 diphtheria, BLac c; after eating, in dyspepsia, 
 
 I Arg. nit.; after eating (fungus hsematodes), 
 
 I I Phos.; about an hour before eating (affec- 
 tion of liver), IMagn. m.; in a small space, 
 after a meal, iNux v.; in epileptiform spasms, 
 I IStram.; with short eructation of wind, 
 I IMagn. p.; caused by excitement, Zinc; 
 excruciating, about, IBell.; excruciating, 
 caused by vomiting, extending to right hypo- 
 chondrium and to groin (nephritis), lArn.; 
 in chill of intermittent, lArs.; worse from 
 small quantity of animal food and rich pud- 
 ding, butter and fatty food, IPtel.; severe, 
 after fright in seventh month of pregnancy, 
 llgn.; occasional, with fulness and tension in 
 abdomen, Sinap.; in gastro-enteritis, lApis ; 
 coming gradually, thence radiates " upward 
 and to both sides, reaching to back between 
 lowest point of scapulae, becomes agonizing, 
 then gradually subsides (gastrodynia), IVer. ; 
 in hsematemesis, ITereb.; with hiccough, 
 IPhos.; in icterus, ISul. ; in affection of lar- 
 ynx, I Kali bi.; fine, with constricting pain 
 in left articulation of jaw, Pallad. ; severe, to 
 left, better standing still and pressing on it, 
 Alum.; extending to left side of chest, Chen. 
 v.; in colic of left, ICarbo v.; into left hypo- 
 chondrium, IDiosc; to left side, half hour after 
 eating (dyspepsia), I Arg. nit.; to left side, on 
 pressure, with nausea, precedes attack (haBma- 
 temesis), I I Sec; with nausea, I IPtel.; fre- 
 quent, at night, worse turning over, which he 
 had to do all the time, Bapt.; periodical, at 
 night, with tremor, Bell.; in ovaritis, IHam.; 
 worse on pressure, Acet. ac, Chin, s., Zinc. ; 
 with pinching and griping in chest, and 
 cough (phthisis), IKali c; sickening, I Graph.; 
 in smallpox, I IMillef.; spasmodic, drives to 
 despair, Ant. c; from one side to other, 
 worse opposite spleen, in walking, when sit- 
 ting, worse about navel, Symph.; better stand- 
 ing erect, worse stooping, 1 1 Dios. ; worse by 
 
 standing or sitting erect, oetter stooping for- 
 ward, I IPtel.; when stooping, I I Alum.; when 
 stooping, in asthma, IKali c; when swallow- 
 ing, ICalc p.; without tenderness, Amyg.; 
 tormenting, I I Cup. m.; when touched (child- 
 bed fever), IColoc; during urination, llpec; 
 in uterine tenesmus, first moderate, then in- 
 tense, radiating over belly andlimbs,Camph.; 
 after re-vaccination, IIThuya; with vomit- 
 ing, INux m.; better by vomiting liver-colored 
 masses of blood, Chlor.; violent, ILac def.; 
 violent, at intervals, llris ; violent, in preg- 
 nancy, IHyos.; with yellowish color of face 
 (bronchitis), ILyc 
 
 Epigastrium, palpitation : with anxiety, Aeon. 
 
 Epigastrium, pinching : Chrom. ac, llpec, 
 INux m., Zinc; with short belching, I IMagn. 
 p.; with belching, Tereb.; below, with nau- 
 sea, Tereb.; on deep breathing, HCaust.; with 
 confusion of forehead, IColoc; in pleurisy, 
 I Ant. t.; to pubes, I I Sep.; when sitting bent 
 over, Agnus ; spasmodic, below, in evening, 
 when sitting, Ang.; tensive, Calc; trans- 
 versely, after eating, ICina. 
 jg^T* cramplike, pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, pressure : Apis, Arg. met., Arg. 
 nitA., rn., Asar., Aur. mur., Bov., Cepa, Coff., 
 
 I Con., I ICupr. s., IFerr., llgn., Jacar., ILyc, 
 IMyr. cer., INatr. m., INux v., IPhos., 1 1 Ran., 
 b., IRob., Sinap., I IStann., Sul. ac, Ver., 
 Xan., Zinc; aching, as from something 
 forcing a passage (neuralgia of limbs), 
 Val.; in afternoon, Spong.; alternating with 
 heat and cold (cardialgia biliosa), Lobel. i.; 
 with anxiety, I Cham., Pseonia ; with anxiety 
 and nausea, "(hysteria), I I Nux v.; asthma, IKali 
 c; into back and shoulders, ICon.; to back, 
 worse from touch (gastralgia), I IPhos. ac; in 
 and below, worse from touch, IICheL; be- 
 neath, I I Sec; below, Seneg.; below, as if 
 something would be pressed off, IKalm.; with 
 difficult breathing, IPuls.; with dyspnoea, 
 Rhod.; burning, Case; over chest to pit of 
 throat, IKali c; radiating to chest after 
 eating, INatr, m.; over whole chest, breathing 
 difficult, better before attack (epilepsy), 
 ICaust.; during chill, Ars.h.; constant, IFerr., 
 
 I I Plumb.; during cough, Bell.; with hollow, 
 dry cough, IPhos.; sharp, with every cough, 
 IPhos.; cramplike in, Zinc; cramplike, trans- 
 versely, after eating, ICina ; cramplike, pre- 
 vents sleep, IColoc; in diarrhoea, HCaust.; 
 digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, IOp.; 
 in chronic diarrhoea (syphilis), ILach.; down- 
 ward, IKalm.; after drink (pneumonia), lAnt. 
 t.; also after drinking cold water, 01. an.; in 
 dropsy, IFluor. ac; during eating, Rhod.; 
 after eating, Asaf., Bell., ICanth., Coccul., 
 ILobel. L, Lyss., Rhod., ISang.; after dinner, 
 
 I I Rhod.; as after eating too much, Case, 
 Cycl.; especially after a meal, with fulness, 
 Stront.; especially after meats, radiates to 
 shoulder (cancer), MCund.; evenings and 
 nights (cardialgia biliosa), ILobel. i. ; as if 
 contents were pressing into chest, I Cham.; in 
 forenoon, All. sat., I Graph., Spong. ; excited 
 by certain kinds of food, mental emotions 
 (cardialgia biliosa), as if food stuck, Amb., 
 ■Puis.; as if he had swallowed a bullet which 
 had lodged, Tereb.; in quotidian fever, 
 
 I I Rhus; in yellow fever, I Ars.; after fright 
 and vexation during menstrual period, sup- 
 
17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
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 pression (cardialgia biliosa), ILobel. i.; with 
 fulness and oppression, I IRhod.; as of a hard 
 substance, Runiex ; in gastralgia gastritis, 
 IIArs.; as from a hard substance above, with 
 coldness, UPhos.; in hypochondriasis, llpec; 
 in icterus, IBry., IL>ig.; returning at short 
 intervals, BColoc. ; followed by jerking in legs 
 each time after taking cold (jaundice) I Hod.; 
 to left, below cartilages of upper false ribs, 
 worse during expiration, lAur. met.; in affec- 
 tion of liver with dropsy, IFluor. ac; in 
 hepatic typhus, IChel.; towards liver, sitting, 
 Asaf. ; as of a load, with indigestion, I I Kali 
 s.; like a lump, sometimes rising under ster- 
 num, worse by motion and taking a long 
 breath, worse after eating, better lying quiet, 
 I I Runiex ; like a marble toward heart, with 
 strong quick heart-beat, worse in a stooping 
 position , better sitting erect, IKalm.; during 
 menses, ICaps., ISul.; in morning, IGraph. ; 
 worse in morning and by external pressure, 
 I IRan. sc; causes nausea, Ptel. ; with nausea 
 and sense of weakness, Samb. ; at night, ICalc, 
 IGraph.; painful, Cainph., ICaps., Card, m., 
 Carb. s., Pallad. ; pain awakens at 2 or 3 a.m. 
 ( woman after childbed), IKali c; painful, like a 
 bar, Ananth.; after blows on stomach, I Am.; 
 pain, severe and constant outward (jaundice), 
 I Aeon. ; pain, in tertian ague, llgn.; painful, 
 worse touch (cholera Asiatica), IICup. m.; 
 when pressing upon it and after stool in after- 
 noon, ICalc; sharp, small spot in, better stoop- 
 ing, lying down ortakinga deep breath, Tereb.; 
 into pharynx and feels as if a ball were rising 
 in throat, ICon. ; makes her toss in despair 
 (intermittent tertian); ICham.; with sensi- 
 tiveness, Sec; better sitting erect, IKalm.; 
 in a small spot between navel, severe and 
 annoying, takes away breath, better belching 
 (dyspepsia i,ILach.; in pit ofstomach, Badiag.; 
 (forerunner of cholera Asiatica), I Aeon., 
 IjEsc. h., IA11. sat., IBadiag., Bry.; as from a 
 stone, ICham., llgn., Merc, IKali bi., INux 
 v., I IPhos., IPtel.; as from a stone rolling 
 from side to side, IGrat. ; as from a stone or 
 undigested food, 9.45p.m., followed by stabbing 
 in right lung below nipple, ILac c ; after stool, 
 Crot.t.,IPuls.; on stooping, Chel.; as from hasty 
 swallowing, Tereb. ; as if swollen or drawn 
 together, IRhus ; toward throat pit, descends 
 with every empty deglutition but immediately 
 returns, Rumex ; to throat as if she would 
 choke, thence to head, loses consciousness 
 (hysteria), I INux v.; into throat, worse after 
 drinking water (cholera) IChin. s.; worse from 
 touch (cholera Asiatica), ICup. m.; umbilical 
 region, bladder and perineum, I IBry.; vio- 
 lent, IRaph.; with vomiting, IIYer.*; when 
 walking, must walk slowly, Bell.; as from in- 
 carcerated wind, INux m.; as from without, 
 Tereb. J^^g^ contraction, constriction, dis- 
 tended, fulness, heaviness, sensitive, 
 distension. 
 
 Epigastrium, pricking: Arund.; as of a paper 
 of pins that seemed to force themselves 
 through flesh, causing her to rise and double 
 up, and scream, pins seem to come from each 
 side (abscess of liver), I I Med.: pricking, 
 through to back (affection ofstomach), IKali 
 bi. g^* stitches. 
 
 Epigastrium, raw feeling : ICon.; pain, worse 
 coughing, IKali c; painful on pressure, llgn. 
 JBgg^bruised, soreness. 
 
 Epigastrium, relaxed feeling: Arg. nit. 
 
 Epigastrium, retraction: IJDulc, IILactu. v.; 
 during breathing, IOp.; w T ith cough, Ant. t.; 
 drawn in during croup, ISpong.; with long 
 expiration attended with whizzing and rat- 
 tling, IOp.; to spine when breathing (croup), 
 lAcon.; sunken, IKali iod.; sunken, in brain 
 affection, I 'Hell.; sunken, in hydrocephalus, 
 ■ Hell.; sunken, in marasmus, IHydras. 
 fl^T* Chap. 19, Abdomen retracted. 
 
 Epigastrium, rheumatic pain: with nausea, 
 ICurar. 
 
 Epigastrium, rotating sensation: with uneasi- 
 ness, anxiety and sighing, Goss. 
 
 Epigastrium, rumbling: Anac, HCinch., 
 Ipom.; and dull pain better by passage of 
 flatus, I Gels. 
 
 Epigastrium, scraping : IIArs., INux v. 
 
 Epigastrium, sensitive (to touch): Ars. h., 
 IIBell., IBrv., ICamph., ICarbo v., Chin, s., 
 HCinch., IColch., ICrotal., ICrot. t, Cupr. 
 ars., I ICup. m., lEup. perf., IFerr.,Ferr. iod., 
 IHyos., Hod., IIKali c, IILach., IILyc, 
 IMerc,Natr. a., INatr. c, BNatr. m., I INux v., 
 IPhos., IPhyt, Ruta, ISec, ISep., I IThe- 
 rid., Thuya, Yer., I I Zinc; with anxiety 
 and pressure, Sec; worse just below ensi- 
 form cartilage, Natr. a.; cannot bear cloth- 
 ing, IBry., ICalc, ICrotal., IILyc, Spong.; 
 the lightest covering cannot be endured, 
 IColoc; in diabetes, INatr. s.; in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; with atonic dyspepsia, IPetrol.; in 
 intermittent, ICoccul., lEup. perf.; in gastritis 
 and gastralgia, lApis ; in hrematemesisJFerr., 
 IHyos.; in congestive headache, IGlon.; in 
 gastric headache, ICaust.; in hepatic affec- 
 tions and dyspepsia, IICheL; in icterus, IDig.; 
 oppressive sensation when pressed upon, 
 I I Puis.; in pneumonia,! Ant. t.; painful to press- 
 ure, IBry., Card, m., Chlor., IColch , ICupr. 
 ac, IKaiic, I I Merc. iod. rub., INux v., IPhos., 
 Sarrac; painful to pressure, with cough, 
 ICinch.; painful on pressure, with faintness, 
 I IDiosc; painful to pressure, in intermittent, 
 IDiad.; painful on pressure, in gastralgia, I ISil.; 
 painful on pressure, in chronic jaundice, 
 Hod.; right painful, on pressure, in acute 
 rheumatism and liver complaint. IChel.; pain- 
 ful, on pressure, in splenitis, ICitrus ; press- 
 ure causes dull, stinging pain, ILach.; pain- 
 ful to touch (abortion), IColoc; epigastric 
 region painful to touch (chronic mesenteric 
 disease), ICalc; sensitive to pressure, Coccus, 
 Cup. s., IManc, IPuls., ISil., Sinap., ISpig., 
 I I Yer. ; to pressure, in gastric catarrh, in 
 pregnancy, lApis ; to pressure, in chorea, 
 ■Agar.; to pressure, in yellow fever, IILach.; 
 to pressure, in gastralgia, IKali c, IStann.; 
 in enlargement and congestion of liver, 
 IMagn. m.; to pressure, in mental disturbance, 
 IChel.; to pressure, in mania puerperalis, 
 INux v.; to pressure, in mental affections and 
 acute rheumatism, IChel.; to pressure, worse 
 in morning and after eating, INux v.; to press- 
 ure on navel and in a corresponding region to 
 back(chronic inflammation of pancreas). Hod.; 
 to pressure, in perforating ulcer of stomach, 
 INux v.; sore, IICup. m., IKalm., IILach.; 
 sore, meteoristic (jaundice), I Aeon.; sore, 
 worse when stooping, IGlon.; sore to press- 
 ure, Mang. ; in one spot, corresponding to 
 entrance of common choledic duct into duo- 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 denum, I I Pod.; feels every step painfully, 
 Bar. c.; on making a false step, I Aloe ; on 
 stooping, I IGlon. ; causes sweat on face, with 
 flushing, MSpig.; with tension, Coif.; feels 
 like vomiting, Lil. tig.; with vomiting, in par- 
 oxysms, IGels. 
 
 Epigastrium, sharp pain: Zinc; to back,IRan.b. 
 
 Epigastrium, shock : sudden, causes opisthot- 
 onus (tetanic convulsions), ICic 
 
 Epigastrinm, shooting : Chrom. ac. ; to back, 
 IRan. b. ; to chest, IRumex ; below, with 
 vesicular eruption, IBell.; particularly left 
 side, worse inspiration, motion, touching, 
 Berb. ; in and above, on each side of sternum, 
 IRumex. 
 
 Epigastrium, sinking: I®" weakness. 
 
 Epigastrium, soreness: Calab.,ICarbo a.,Cochl., 
 ICon., IDig., INuxv., IPhyt., Ran. sc, Var.; 
 in whooping cough, IStann. ; worse after eat- 
 ing, ISang. ; caused by eructations, Coccul. ; 
 with hiccough after eating, Kob. ; from hic- 
 cough after eating (sequel to cholera), I IPhos. ; 
 with hiccough, since two years,, almost unin- 
 terrupted, eighteen to twenty times a minute, 
 INiccol. ; with mucus in throat, Zing.; worse 
 on touch, I IRan. b. ; on right side, to shoul- 
 ders, ICrotal. ; as if a spot were pressed upon 
 below, and during inspiration, Sabad ; worse 
 by standing and sitting erect, and better by 
 stooping forward, 1 1 Ptel. 
 gg^*' aching, bruised, sensitive. 
 
 Epigastrium, spasmodic pain: ICodein. 
 ggg? a cramplike. 
 
 Epigastrium, pain as if sprained : llgn. 
 
 Epigastrium, squeezing : extending into back 
 and shoulders, ICon. ; after eating, Coccul. 
 jpsgjf pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, sticking: Inul., Jamb. ; to back, 
 Tabac. ; with cough, IPhos. ; frequent, Zinc. 
 f$^ pricking, stinging. 
 
 Epigastrium, stinging: ICham., I Rhus ; be- 
 neath, iNatr. c. ; fine (gastralgia, gastritis), 
 IIArs. ; to hypogastrium, sides of abdomen, 
 and back, lArs. ®^° pricking, stinging. 
 
 Epigastrium,stitches: iEthus.,ICarbo v., 1 1 Card, 
 m., Carb. s.,ICaust., 7rChel.,Chim. m.,Colch., 
 IKali c, IMtr. ac, IPhos., I I Puis., Senecio; 
 to back, IChel., Niccol., Sabina ; between 
 epigastrium and umbilicus, Jacar.; on breath- 
 ing deeply, ICaps., ISul. ; during deep breath- 
 ing or a shock, Act. sp.; into chest, ICalc, 
 I IRumex ; in cholera, lArg. nit.; from cough- 
 ing, IPod.; in whooping cough, IBry., ITabac; 
 downward, I Calc ; and drawing in with every 
 stitch, worse sitting, weak and nauseated, Ca- 
 lad.; dull, better bending body backward and 
 forward, Cann. s. ; external, after dinner, 
 IKali bi. ; in yellow fever, I Ars. ; in gastralgia, 
 gastritis, IIArs.; in jaundice, I I Sep.; during 
 inspiration, Anac. ; in icterus, IBry. ; worse on 
 inspiration, Spig. ; during inhalation when 
 standing, better walking, Carbo a. ; in left, in 
 cancer, I ICund.; with nausea, MCalad.; as 
 with needles, deep, Calad. ; to sides and back, 
 I IDig.; during stool, ICalc; from talking, 
 ICaps. ; and tearing over and into abdomen 
 below navel (peritonitis), ILyc 
 g^ * cutting, lancinating. 
 
 Epigastrium, desire for stool : felt in, before 
 constipated stool, Ver. 
 
 Epigastrium, sunken: g^ retracted. 
 
 Epigastrium, sweat: Hyos. 
 
 Epigastrium, swelling: $^ distended, 
 lumps. 
 
 Epigastrium, swollen : Jjgg^ distended. 
 
 Epigastrium, sunstroke: seat of distress, IGlon. 
 
 Epigastrium, tearing pain: IDaph.; in can- 
 cer, I Act. sp.; in gastric disorders, IKali bi.; 
 from chest and abdomen, better by pressure 
 and bending double, brought on by vexation 
 and indignation, IIColoc ; after dinner, Aug.; 
 as if being torn out when yawning (paraple- 
 gia), I Ars. ; lacerating pain, 1 1 Plumb.; to 
 oesophagus, JEthus.; as if something were 
 tearing off, Petrol.; frequently repeated, Zinc 
 
 Epigastrium, tender : j^* sensitive. 
 
 Epigastrium, tension (tightness): Ant. t., Bar. 
 c, IKali c, ILobel. i., I IStaph., IStram.,ISil., 
 1 1 Ver.; awakes, Chel.; is obliged to loosen 
 clothes, cannot sit,IHep. ; tight clothing intol- 
 erable, IKreo. ; contractive, as if everything 
 would be drawn upward, especially during 
 deep inhalations, and with cough, IDros.; 
 in hsematemesis, ITereb. ; with heat, Bry.; in 
 hypochondriasis, llpec ; in hepatic affections 
 and dyspepsia, I IChel.; during menses, every- 
 thing must be loosened, Zinc; painful, Ang. ; 
 painful, awakens at 2 or 3 a.m. (woman after 
 childbed), IKali c; painful, particularly after 
 eating, Bell.; pain above, apparently in dia 
 phragm, better bending forward, Cochl. ; 
 periodical, labored breathing, Msc. h.; then 
 true precordial anxiety, IILactu. v. ; during 
 pregnancy, I IKreo.; stitching pain every 
 morning at 2 or 3 o'clock, worse lying down, 
 during pregnancy, I I Puis.; with sensitiveness 
 to touch, Coff. ; in acute rheumatism and 
 liver complaint, IChel. f$S^ contraction, 
 constriction, cramplike, pressure. 
 
 Epigastrium, throat : sensation like a worm 
 creeping up into throat, causing coughing, 
 Zinc. 
 
 Epigastrium, throbbing: (beating, pulsating), 
 Ant. t., Cact.,Cann. s., Chel.,IICin., UCinch., 
 IGlon. , IFerr. , IHydras. , Hod., IKali c , IMagn. 
 m., IPuls., Rheum, IRhus, 1 1 Sep., ISil. ; with 
 anxiety, Ferr.; almost taking her breath, with 
 constant yawning, IKali c; in cardialgia and 
 headache, IKali c; after coughing, llpec; 
 painful, with cough, I IStann. ; after eating, 
 INatr. m.; after eating (indigestion), I IPuls.; 
 to heart, Alum. ; as if heart beat in, Jacar. ; 
 as if heart-beat were felt through thorax, 
 Oleand.; palpitating heart is felt (mania), 
 Hod.; like violent palpitation, IKali c; each 
 throb gives him a jerk, Calad.; in morning, 
 Asaf.; at night, Eup. per., IPuls.; on slight 
 pressure, IHydras.; with pressure in right 
 breast, extending toward liver, 1 1 Kali c ; like 
 a pulse, IMenyanth. ; isochronous with pulse 
 (epigastric tumor, with marasmus), IHydras.; 
 after walking, very tired, Calad. 
 
 Epigastrium, tickling : causes cough with ex- 
 pectoration, only in morning, IPhos. ac; 
 crawling causes cough, Bry. 
 1$^ crawling, creeping. 
 
 Epigastrium, tingling: (pleurisy), lAnt. t., 
 Indig. 
 
 Epigastrium, trembling: ICrotal., Med.; in 
 dropsy, I Ars.; nervous feeling, Ferr. iod. ; in- 
 ternal, during menses, lArg. nit.; caused by 
 noise, Agar. ; with palpitation, Agar. ; tremor, 
 I Act. rac 
 
 Epigastrium, tumor : g@p' lumps. 
 
17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 455 
 
 Epigastrium, twisting : as of a ball above um- 
 bilicus, InuL; as if something were twisting 
 about, INux v. ; in gastralgia, I Lye. 
 
 Epigastrium, twitching : llgn. ; in epigastric 
 tumor, with marasmus, IHydras., Petrosel. ; 
 flatulency, dyspepsia with pyrexia, in men, 
 I Petrosel. 
 
 Epigastrium, ulcerated feeling: Ananth.; must 
 be on back, Spong.; pain, IRhus ; pain, to 
 touch, INatr. m. 
 
 Epigastrium, uncomfortable feeling : Card m., 
 I llpec; with headache and nausea, Ferr. iod. 
 
 Epigastrium, uneasiness: ICycl.; in dysentery, 
 IColch.; followed by uprisings of food and 
 acids, IKali c. 
 
 Epigastrium, unpleasant feeling : with tran- 
 sient vertigo, ICamph. 
 
 Epigastrium, wabbling : with anxiety, Anac. 
 
 Epigastrium, weakness : Alum., Arg. nit., 
 lArs., IHydras., I llgn., Lach., Pod.; in 
 asthma, ILobel i., on awaking in morning, 
 ■Lac. c. ; in cardialgia, ILobel i.; occasionally 
 during day, Stann.; not better by eating, 
 Carboa.; faintlike weariness about, I IKali n.; 
 faintish feeling, about 10 or 11 a.m. (dysen- 
 tery), ISul.; faint feeling in ovarian tumor, 
 I Apis ; from eleven in morning until noon 
 (cancer of uterus), I ISul.; in gastro-duodenal 
 catarrh, IHydras.; in hsematemesis, ITereb.; 
 and oppression, ILobel. i.; with palpitation 
 and nervous symptoms, Calab. ; and pressure 
 rising to heart, ILobel. i.; sinking sensation 
 (goneness), tEsc. h., Act. rac, Alum., Arum 
 d., IChloral., ICrotal., IHydr. ac, llgn., IKali 
 c, ILacc, ILept., IMyr.cer., INatr. m., INux 
 v., IPhos., IStann., ISul., IITabac. ; sinking 
 during climacteric period, ITabac. ; in dys- 
 pepsia, IXJran. n. ; sinking, emptiness or gone- 
 ness, HSep. ; sinking, after violent exercise, 
 was suddenly subjected to mental excitement 
 (uterine affection), IMur.; sinking, faint feel- 
 ing, lElaps ; sinking, fluttering (amenor- 
 rhea), ILach.; sinking, at 11 a.m., IISul. ; 
 sinking, with dull feeling in supraorbital 
 and frontal regions, Natr. a. ; with right-sided 
 headache, 10 a.m., INatr. m.; sinking, during 
 menses, ITabac. ; sinking, with nausea, Ja- 
 troph., ITabac; sinking, painful (uterine 
 hemorrhage at climacteric period), ITrill.; 
 sinking, with palpitation, INux v.; sinking, 
 as if everything would drop through pelvis, 
 with diarrhoea, HPod. ; sinking, with general 
 sick feeling, IMerc. iod. rub.; sinking, with 
 black stools, IMerc. d.; sinking, follows light- 
 colored papescent stools, Polyp. ; sinking, sud- 
 denly, with nausea and vomiting, brandy re- 
 lieved, Oleand.; with sweat, during meals, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; worse talking, IRumex ; from ex- 
 cessive use of green tea or tobacco, I ILobel. i. ; 
 in upper part, I llgn.; with vertigo, lying on 
 back, Alum, ggg" 5 emptiness, faintness. 
 
 Epigastrium, -weight: gig" 5 heaviness. 
 
 STOMACH, aching: ^Esc h.,1 I Apis,ICarbol. 
 ac, Ptel.; from acid food, I IKreo.; through to 
 back, coming on when at rest, better in mo- 
 tion, ICycl.; to middle of chest (gastric com- 
 plaints), lArs.; with coldness, Lyss. ; after 
 cold drink, llris ; cold feet and hands, Alum.; 
 dull, heavy distress, with sensation as if 
 scalded, I I Rob.; dull distress, with hemor- 
 rhages from mucous membranes (purpura), 
 
 I I Sal. ac; dull, heavy, ISul. ac. ; dysentery, 
 
 ■Caps.; after eating, 1 1 Bar. c, IBell., ICalc, 
 ■ Hep., IPuls., Stront.; better after eating 
 (indigestion), IChel.; after breakfast, Cepa ; 
 before breakfast, llris ; from eating too much 
 salt, Nitr. sp. d.; as from emptiness, with 
 nausea, Zinc; in epilepsy, IStram.; with eruc- 
 tation, Aurant.; with sour eructation,IMagn. c; 
 in intermittent (tertian), I Ant. c; with 
 chronic intermittent fever, Abies ; as if a hard 
 body lay there after a moderate meal, worse 
 from touch, pressure, extends to both sides, 
 under false ribs, Sinap.; toward left side, 
 moves up into oesophagus, Asaf. ; during preg- 
 nancy, IDiosc; worse from pressure, better 
 eating, I IChel.; when touching epigastrium, 
 ■Bar. c; with great accumulation of saliva, 
 INatr. m.; w T hen worms are present, with 
 acid risings, I INatr. p. $^~ colic, dull pain, 
 gastralgia, pain undefined. 
 
 Stomach, acidity: Abrot, Acet. ac, ICaps., 
 Chen, v., Chlorof., Chlor., Cinnam., Elaps, 
 ■Graph., Iilic, Iris, Kali bi., IKali f., ILacdef., 
 I ILith., ILobel. i., Merc, s., I INatr. ph., I INatr. 
 s., Nitr. sp. d., I INux v., IPhos. ac, Polyg., 
 I I Sep., Zing.; in chronic alcoholism, ISul. ac; 
 in anaemia, IFerr.; in brandy drinkers, lArn.; 
 burning, rising, spasmodic constriction, IKali 
 c ; with catarrh of stomach, worse from starchy 
 foods, INux v.; with colic, children, I INatr. 
 ph.; in diabetes, I IXJran. n.; with diarrhoea, 
 Cinnam., Zing.; with dyspepsia, ICon., 
 : Equiset., I I Sal. ac; after eating, Chel., Con.; 
 epidemic affection, 1 1 Card, m.; with eruc- 
 tation, ICarbo v.; caused by food, Apoc, 
 INitr. ac; caused by fat food, INitr. ac; 
 often, suddenly after taking food, I I Rob.; 
 after farinaceous or fat food (bronchitis), 
 ICaust,; after fruit, HCinch.; caused by fat 
 meat, gravies, flatulent food, cabbage, turnips, 
 warm bread, pastry, ice cream, raw fruit, etc., 
 IRob.; after saccharine food (bronchitis), 
 ICaust.; in gastric derangements, lAng.; in 
 gastralgia, IISul., I IPhos. ; gnawing, IILyc; 
 headache, ICast. eq., IHydras., llris, I INux 
 v., Ptel., IRob.; in sick headache, llris, 
 ILobel. i.; after hemorrhage, IFerr.; in hem- 
 orrhoids, INux v., ISul.; with incontinence 
 of urine, in children, I INatr. ph.; with inflam- 
 ation of throat, I INatr. ph.; oversecretion, 
 Lact. ac, INatr ph.; while lying on back and 
 walking, ICarbo. v.; with irritability of tem- 
 per, Sabina; at night, IRob.; in phthisis, or 
 Addison's disease, ICalc; with picking at 
 nose, I INatr. ph.; after pneumonia, ILach.; 
 prefuse discharge (cholera infantum), llris ; 
 in chronic prosopalgia, ICoccul. ; with spasms 
 and fever, I INatr. ph.; rises into throat and 
 mouth, Cact. ; with vomiting, I INux m.; 
 preceded by waterbrash (catarrh of stomach 
 and small intestines), IHydr. ac. 
 
 Stomach, acrid feeling : during digestion, IHep. 
 
 Stomach, anxiety: ggg~ Epigastrium anxiety. 
 
 Stomach, bearing down : during breakfast, 
 Agar. 
 
 Stomach, as though something bitter were in, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Stomach, beating : jg@* throbbing. 
 
 Stomach, boring: lArs., Jugl.; as if it would 
 be perforated, better after breakfast, Natr. s.; 
 towards spine, Sep. 
 
 Stomach, bruised pain, with cough: lArn., 
 IBry., 01. an., INux v. g^ soreness. 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 Stomach, burning • BiEsc. h., Amm. c, lAmyl., 
 lAnthrac, Ant. chl., Ant. t., IIArs., Ars. h., 
 Ars. s. f., Arum m., Ascl. t., IBell., Benz. ac, 
 IBerb., IBism., Brom., Bufo., ICalcp., Calc. 
 s., Camph., ICanth., IICaps.,ICarbol.ac, Carb. 
 s., HCarbo v., Ced., Chin, a., IChin. s., ICic, 
 IGolch., IColoc, I'Cornus, Con., ICrot. t., 
 Cub., Cund., ICup. a., Cup. s., IDios., lErig., 
 Gymn., I IGuaiac, I I Ham., Hell., IHelon., 
 IHep., IHydras., IIHyos., ILobel. i., IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., Mosch., Niccol., INitr. ac, INux 
 ra., I lOxal. ac, IPhos.,1 I Rob., Sabad., Seneg., 
 ISep., Strain., Tabac, IITereb., Zinc; into 
 lower abdomen, Paris ; aching, HCarbo v.; 
 aching, worse drinking water, ILed.; from 
 acidity, lAgar.; and acidity caused by smok- 
 ing, Chel.; as of acidity, with pressure, I Card, 
 m.; in chronic alcoholism, ISul. ac. ; with 
 anxiety, lArs., Jatroph.; awakens, iEsc h.; 
 to small of back, ICarbo v.; after brandy, 
 Ilgn.; prevents deep inhalation, Calad.; in 
 pylorus (scirrhus), II Ars.; in cancer, ICarbo 
 a., I Ars., IBism.; in cardiac orifice, I I Ran. b.; 
 like red hot coals, 1 1 Ars., Ars. s. r. ; in chol- 
 era, Uatroph.; in cholera morbus, 1 1 Ver. v.; 
 circumscribed, size of a dollar, Gymn.; or 
 coldness, ILaur.; better by cold water, but is 
 thrown up as soon as it becomes warm,IPhos.; 
 followed by cold skin and cold sweat on fore- 
 head, Acet. ac; to chest, Arg. met., Millef., 
 01. an., IPhos.; to chest, sometimes with great 
 restlessness, Mang.; with oppression of chest, 
 Calad.; constant, 1 1 Zinc; constant, frequently 
 to throat, worse several hours after eating, in 
 evening and at night (cardialgia), I IPhos.; 
 continuous, in climaxis, ICact. ; during 
 cough, Hep.; with craving to eat, during vom- 
 iting, I Sang.; distress, Caulo., I Ptel.; distress, 
 with watery diarrhoea and prostration, llris ; 
 distress, with dry fauces, Ustil.; distress, fine 
 neuralgic pains, last three minutes, come on 
 every ten or fifteen minutes, for several hours, 
 Ustil.; distress, with pricking, forenoon and 
 evening, 1 1 Diosc. ; distress, with vomiting, 
 first of food, then pure bile, occasionally 
 acid mucus, after nausea (sick headache), 
 1 1 Sang. ; worse when doubling body in re- 
 gion of right hypochondria, where it be- 
 comes a drawing burning, Millef.; in deaf- 
 ness, Bar. m.; not better by drinking, 
 I I Calad.; dull, Calad.; after eating, ICaps.; 
 ICarbo a., IDaph., IKali c; better by eat- 
 ing (gastrosis), IMez.; especially after eating 
 bread, Sars.; after eating heavy food (inter- 
 vals of epileptic attacks), lArs.; one or. two 
 hours after eating, INatr. m.; some hours 
 after eating (stricture from spasm), IPlumb.; 
 must eat, IGraph.; with eructations, lAmyl., 
 IColch., Zinc; with hot eructations, in dysen- 
 tery, I IPhos.; momentarily better by eruc- 
 tations, I I Kali iod.; after erysipelas, I Apis; 
 intermittent, I Ars.; during chill, IDiad. ; in 
 yellow fever, ICadm. s. , IMerc; like fire, 
 as if flames were rushing out, lEuphor.; 
 burning, as if flames rose with flushes of heat, 
 on account of which threw off covering, 
 ■Mane. ; from fright, lAcon.; in gastralgia, 
 I Ars., Aur. mur. ; gastralgia, ICaps.; in gas 
 tritis, ICarbo v., IKali iod., ILobel. i., I INux 
 v.; in gastric disorder, lAtrop. s. ; gnawing; 
 Ruta; haemoptysis, 1 1 Ars.; heat, lApis, lArs., 
 Eucal., Polyg. ; heat rising up, Bapt.; with 
 
 headache (cancer labii), "Camph.; with head- 
 ache, as if forehead would burst, ISang.; like 
 violent heartburn, ISul.; into hypochron- 
 dria, ICham. ; causing hunger, IGraph.; 
 worse from motion, IBry. ; worse on motion, 
 particularly going up stairs, Chin, a.; in 
 morning, ISul. ; in morning and during 
 motion, better by eating (organic cardialgia), 
 ■ Kali bi.; in morning after rising, better after 
 breakfast, Natr. s.; to mouth, I Aeon., IGels.; 
 with nausea, MCupr. ars., Mane, ISang.; 
 with nausea and vomiting of mucus, bile or 
 blood, ITereb. ; to oesophagus, IDig. , Trill.; 
 into oesophagus (gastritis), I I Ver. ; up oesoph- 
 agus (cardialgia), 1 1 Sec; from oesophagus, 
 burning cooling, as after eating cress, Agar.; 
 peculiar pain similar to heartburn, but much 
 worse, extends into oesophagus, IBerb.; up 
 oesophagus to pharynx (chronic inebriate), 
 I I Sang.; in ophthalmia,! ICic; with pain in ab- 
 domen, ISec; with pain as from a blow, Merc, 
 iod. flav.; with pain and debility, Colch. ; pain, 
 intense, Helon. ; pain intense, into oesospha- 
 gus (during pregnancy), IHelL; pains, jerking, 
 with faintness, Diosc; pain, with oppression 
 and weight, Form.; with palpitation and 
 contraction, Sarrac; periodical, I I Sul. ; in peri- 
 tonitis, ILyc ; in phthisis, I I Elaps ; and pinch- 
 ing, Fluor, ac; better in no position, worse 
 cold drink, Ars. s. r.; during pregnancy, I Ars., 
 I Diosc, IHelL, ILact. ac; later dull pressure 
 with nausea, Agar. ; region of pyloric orifice, 
 with violent retching and vomiting of bile 
 and belching of wind, 1 1 Pod.; raw, with 
 sensation as if food remained for a long time 
 undigested and caused pressure (chronic 
 gastritis), IMez.; as if raw (gastric com- 
 plaints), lArs. ; with retching, Erig.; with hot 
 risings, Aur. met.; later sharp and inter- 
 mittent, with faintness, better bending for- 
 ward in sitting posture, Sinap.; to shoulders 
 (gastralgia and cancer), ICarbo v.; shooting, 
 stinging, I I Lapis; while sitting, ICalc; 
 worse smoking, Ailant., Lact. ac. ; with desire 
 for stool, Cornus; rising to throat, Anac, 
 INatr. m. ; to throat after eating, Kali c; 
 coming up throat to mouth with sour eructa- 
 tion, ISinap.; rising up throat with rawness in 
 mouth, Tarax. ; in chronic ulcers on leg with 
 dyspesia, ILyc; with vertigo, Coff. ; before 
 vomiting, I I Rhus; with vomiting, llris ; with 
 vomiting of acid white mucous fluid (ulcera- 
 tion of stomach), IKali bi.; with vomiting, 
 constipation and afternoon fever, IPtel.;with 
 vomiting of food or mucus, anorexia, intense 
 thirst for cold food and drinks (dysentery), 
 UPhos.; with vomiting of a greenish yellow, 
 bitter liquid, IMerc. iod. flav.; in ursemic 
 vomiting, ICupr. ac; with vomiting (during 
 pregnancy), ICanth.; worse after vomiting, in 
 cholera Asiatica, I Ars.; after a glass of wine 
 with nutmeg (diarrhoea), I ISul.; warm things 
 cause a sensation of burning and can be felt 
 entering, Natr. a. %^ corroding, heat, 
 inflammation. 
 Stomach, cancer: I Acet. ac, I Act. sp., 1 1 Ars., 
 lArs.i., Bar. c,Bell., I IBism., ICaps., I ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., HCarbol.ac, HCon., MCund., IHy- 
 dras., IKreo., ILach.,1 ILyc, IMerc. cor., IMez., 
 I IPhos., ISep., ISil., IStaph., ISul.; # with 
 coffee-ground vomiting, IPhos. ; sensitive to 
 contact, especially of clothes, with drunkards, 
 
17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 45; 
 
 ILach.; with burning, ICarbo v.; clawing, 
 ■Carboa. ; hard knobby swelling in pyloric 
 region, ICund.; for more than ten years has 
 suffered from an affection supposed to be 
 cancer, passive motion like riding, aggravates, 
 eats too much salt and salted food, INitr. sp. 
 d.; with hemorrhages and vomiting of mucus, 
 Crotal., IMez.; especially when about to pass 
 into state of ulceration, I I Phos. 
 
 Stomach, canker: I I Sal. ac. 
 
 Stomach, catarrh: I I Aeon., lAlum., 1 1 Ant. 
 c, I Ant. t., Apis, IIArs., IIBry., I Cham., 
 IICheL, Chlor., ICinch., ICoca, IColoc, 
 IICop., Corn., IDig., Eup. perf., Ferr. ph., 
 ■Gels., Hippoz., IHvdr. ac, Indig., Illpec, 
 llris, IKali bi., IIMerc, IMez., I INux v., 
 IPod., IIPuls., IRhus, I I Sep., ISul., HVer.; 
 with acidity and flatulency, worse from 
 starchy foods, INux v.; with acid vomiting, 
 IKali bi.; chronic, Eucal., BHydras., IKali bi., 
 I I Kali s., I INux v., IPtel., ISinap.; from cold 
 drinks, ice cream, fruit and pastry, IPuls.; 
 w T ith constipation, IHydras.; with frequent 
 eructations, IGraph.; after eating fat food, 
 MSpig.; with flatulent swelling, INux m.j 
 from grief and worry, llgn.; with hemor- 
 rhoids, IKali s.; after loss of fluids or severe 
 illness, MCinch. ; from indigestible or ice cold 
 things, llpec; during pregnancy, Ant. c; 
 with jaundice, IHydras., IKali m.; with lassi- 
 tude, IDig.; during measles, 1 1 Ant. c; from 
 overheating, Ant. c; before pneumonia, IChel.; 
 with yellow coated tongue, IKali s.; especially 
 in young people, ISep.; during climacteric 
 period, IGraph. 
 
 fg^T derangement, digestion, dyspepsia. 
 :Stoniach, chill: Berb.; begins with agonizing 
 weight, HCalc; shivering, starting from, 
 Curar. ; general shuddering, proceeding from, 
 Eup. perf.; better after vomiting, Berb. 
 f^ist* coldness, fever. 
 
 Stomach, choking feeling: into throat, lllgn. 
 
 Stomach, clawing : in cancer, ICarbo a.; worse 
 on drawing up knees, Med.; extending to 
 umbilicus (gastralgia), IStann.; after mid- 
 night as from a purge, changing to burn- 
 ing, I INux v.; with vomiting of ingesta, 
 IGraph.; with pressure and tension between 
 scapula 1 , pains extend to chest or down back 
 to anus with urging to stool (gastralgia), 
 I INux v. 
 ^Stomach, feeling of coldness : Amm. br., Ars., 
 Arund., Cadm.s., HCamph., ICarbo v., I IChel., 
 Chlor., I ICinch., Clem., Grat., IKali bi., 
 I IKaliiod., Lactu. v., INatr. m., 01. an., Sa- 
 bad., Spong., ITarax., Yespa ; chilled by 
 water, ISul. ac. ; chilled by cold substances 
 (intestinal catarrh), lArs. ; before eating, 
 ICist. c. ; after eating, ICist. c. ; from eating 
 fruit, I Ars.; after slight meal, better laying 
 hand on stomach, ICarbo a. ; as if freezing, 
 I Phos. ; followed by warmth and sweat, Merc, 
 per.; icy, MCaps., Hippom., 1 1 Lactu. v.; icy, 
 after warmth, I I Lactu. v.; icy, with pain and 
 debility, IColch.; like a lump of ice, worse 
 morning, Bov.; with nausea, Tabac; at noon, 
 Zinc; and oppression, food lies heavy, Absin.; 
 cooling pain, with here and there a sharp and 
 pointed pressure, Lyss.; as after eating pep- 
 permint lozenges, ICamph.; with relaxed feel- 
 ing, ISul. ac. ; as if a stone lay in stomach, 
 after vertigo, Aeon.; as of cold water in it, 
 
 Caps.; as if full of water, Grat.; with inclina- 
 tion to vomit, Magn. s.; water lies in a cold 
 mass, IIArs. JS^ST" chill. 
 
 Stomach, colic : jggg* cramp, gastralgia. 
 
 Stomach, congestion: IGels., Ptel. ; painful, 
 IHelon. ; of pylorus, Bar. m. %gg~ inflamma- 
 tion, heat. 
 
 Stomach, constriction : IAlum.,IBell.,IChin.s., 
 Coccul., Crotal., ILyc., Menyanth., IMez., Nic- 
 col. ; or boring into back, ILyc. ; binding pain in 
 different parts,IGraph. ; in catarrh, I Anac ; as if 
 closed (constipation), Cact.; with colic, INatr. 
 c. ; digestion slow, disturbed and weakened, 
 IOp.;as if coats were spasmodically drawn, 
 better by eating, Arn. ; distressing, just above 
 pit, as if knotted up, or as of a hard lump of 
 undigested food (dyspepsia), Abies; better 
 drawing up limbs and lying on left side,Chel.; 
 as if it drew together in a lump, and then sud- 
 denly opened, IManc; as if food had to force 
 itself through while eating, Bar. c ; in gas- 
 tralgia, IIArs., ISiL; worse in morning and 
 during motion, better by eating (organic car- 
 dialgia), IKali bi. ; painful, Arum m., Bor., 
 IIGraph., IMagn. c, IINuxv., I Op.; pain, 
 as if rolled into a ball, better drawing up legs, 
 Bry. ; pain to chest, better by eructation,Sep. ; 
 pain after eating, I ISul.; painful, one or two 
 hours after eating, INatr. m.; painful, better 
 pressure and laying down, Amm. c ; periodic, 
 lArg. nit. ; pinching pain with belching, last- 
 ing one to two hours after eating (ulcer of 
 stomach), I IMez.; pressing pain, Helon.; worse 
 from pressure, better after eating, IICheL; 
 prevents sleep, IColoc; from both sides, with 
 anxiety and increased warmth, Zinc. ; as if 
 strapped together, Tell. ; as if tied together, 
 ICarb. s. ; spasmodic, Euphor. ; extends 
 through to spine, 1 1 Sec; sudden, as if pressed 
 against with feet, with constant and uncon- 
 trollable desire to cough, arising from epigas- 
 trium, I IRhod.; with uprisings of clear water, 
 Stront. g^" contraction. 
 
 Stomach, contraction: IBell., IPlumb. ; in 
 asthma, IIArs.; back parts, with coldness, 
 griping, and sore feeling, Con. ; cardiac open- 
 ing, food comes up, IPhos. ;deep, Jamb. ; feel- 
 ing, ILaur., I I Sec; feeling, beneath, ICarbo 
 v. ; after food, more by stimulants, Osm. ; so 
 hard and rapid, pain causes screams, IPod.; 
 in hysteria, IHyos.; painful, Atrop. s., Ratan. ; 
 painful, from eating too much salt. Nitr. sp. 
 d. ; painful, as if caused by some living thing, 
 Ananth. ; painful, in gastralgia, ISul. ac. ; pain 
 moving downward, I IPtel.; painful, prevents 
 vomiting (cholerine), liEthus. ; spasmodic, 
 Arn., IIArs., IBell., Con., Hydr. ac. ; spas- 
 modic, in cholera, I Jatroph. ; spasmodic, 
 better after eating (diarrhoea), IBrom.; spas- 
 modic, with little or nothing coming to mouth 
 (indigestion), INatr. c; spasmodic, caused by 
 swallowing a mouthful of water (perforating 
 ulcer of stomach), INux v. g@" constriction. 
 
 Stomach, corroding sensation : Cup. m., Strain. ; 
 better after eating, I I Iod. 
 jgggp burning, rawness. 
 
 Stomach, cough : affected by, ISep. ; seems to 
 come from, All. sat, ; dry, fatiguing, seeming to 
 come from stomach, ISep.; dry, from reflex 
 action, IKali br. ; dry, short, ISep.; dry, as if 
 something remained lodged, ISep. ; pain into 
 spleen, IBor. ; painful on awaking between 5 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 and 6 a.m., IKali c. ; with pulling upward, 
 ICaps. ; reversed action, during, Bell. ; shock, 
 with sensation of excoriation of chest, I IRu- 
 mex; mostly before sunset, ILyc. ; turning, 
 during," I Puis. 
 S^ (Jhap. 27, Cough stomach. 
 
 Stomach, cramp: Act. sp., ^Esc. g., Ananth., 
 Anthrok., I Ant. c, Ant. t., lArs., Apis, Art. 
 v., Arum t., Ascl. t., lAur. mur., Bar. m., 
 IBell., IBism., ICalc, Cann. s., liCarbo v.. 
 BCaust., Cinnam., Coff., ICoff. t., ICochl., 
 IColch., IIColoc, IICup. ac, I IDiosc., I IFerr., 
 ■Gels., I IGrat., IIGuaiac, I I Ham., IHelon., 
 IHydrocot., I ILyc, INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 IINux v., I Paris, IPhos., Psor., I IPuls., Seneg., 
 ISep. , Thlaspi ; cries, with anguish, iEthus. ; 
 followed by drawing in of abdomen, Ver. v. ; 
 as if a band were tightly laced or drawn 
 around body, IIMagn. p.; with anxiety, 
 ICalc; with constriction in chest, ICalc; 
 hindering breathing, Ananth.; bruised sore- 
 ness, afterwards to back, ILobel. i.; into 
 chest, ICarbo v.; following rattling in chest, 
 with rough cough, IMur. ac; in cholera, INux 
 v.; in cholera morbus, IDiosc, 1 1 Ver. v.; af- 
 ter taking cold, ICochl.; of contortional na- 
 ture, better bending, ILyc ; cutting, before 
 chill, I Diad.; worse after drinking, Bell.; after 
 eating, I Crotal., IDaph., I I Ham., Sul.; after 
 dinner, INux m. ; two hours after a hearty 
 dinner, I Ham. ; after least particle of food and 
 in evening, after falling and striking region of 
 stomach, two years ago, I INux v. ; from eating 
 fruit, ILyc; after eating rye bread, I I Merc, 
 cor. ; with eructation and palpitation, IKalm. ; 
 with sour eructations, ICalc. ; with distress, 
 from acid eructations, half an hour after eat- 
 ing, IPhos. ac; preceding erysipelas, affecting 
 one side of face, INux v.; in evening, Bapt. ; 
 feeling in orifice, resulting in nausea, Jamb. ; 
 in bilious fever, I Ver. ; in yellow fever, ICadm. 
 s. ; in forenoon, 11.30, better after eating, 
 IBrom.; in gangrene of bowels, lArs. s. f. ; 
 from gases, ICalc. ; gnawing and sighing, 
 I lEup. pur.; with headache, ICalc. p., ICoc- 
 cul. ; in megrim, liEthus. ; with bluish hem- 
 orrhoids, ICalc* hysterical, IVer. ; tightening 
 pain in legs, during, ICalc. ; radiating to liver, 
 simulating hepatic colic (gastric neurosis), 
 I IPhos.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, IVer.; 
 before menses, IBell.; after menses, IBell., 
 Bor.; in morning, 2 a.m., lArs. ; begins toward 
 morning, through both sides to back, worse 
 from pressure on last dorsal vertebra, ICochl. ; 
 with nausea, ICalc, I Collin. , I Graph. ; frequent, 
 
 ' in all phases of the moon, and on least atmos- 
 pheric variation, or immediately after some un- 
 usual pleasurable or painful impression(chron- 
 ic syphilitic ophthalmia), IMerc; in night, 
 ICamph.; at night, better by belching, ICo- 
 loc; with palpitation, ICalc; periodical at- 
 tacks after eating, worse by contact, better by 
 change of position, llgn.; during pregnancy, 
 ICon. ; better riding and sitting erect, IGels. ; 
 prevents rising from a seat, felt when laugh- 
 ing or sneezing, worse waking in morning 
 and attempting any muscular exertion, I I Sul. ; 
 with pressure and tension between scapulae, 
 pains extend down back to anus, with urging 
 to stool (gastralgia), SINux v.; in the scrofu- 
 lous, ICalc. ; from middle of spine, 10 to 12 
 p.m., daily, I I Agar.; during stool, IKali c; 
 
 extending to shoulders, in morning, fasting 
 and after eating, IINux v.; with tendency to 
 constipation, especially those of lymphatic 
 temperament, ICon. ; with sweat over whole 
 body, ICalc; spreading to throat, better by 
 eructation (cardialgia), IBar. c; better from 
 tightening clothes, INatr. m.; followed by 
 tonsillitis, I I Cup. ars. ; upwards, with diar- 
 rhoea, Cup. m. ; reflex from uterine irritation, 
 ■Vib.; with bilious vomiting (cardialgia),. 
 1 1 Sec; with vomiting of food, ICalc, I Graph.;, 
 better after vomiting, IHyos.; with vomiting, 
 in cholera, INux v.; ending in vomiting,. 
 ICalc; with sudden violent vomiting of wa- 
 tery fluids (cholera), IJatroph. ; with water- 
 brash, Card. m. ; every -time he gets feet wet, 
 or after any unusual exposure, IMelil. ; as from 
 wind, I I Med.; with yawning, ICalc 
 f^gg" aching, contraction, constriction, 
 gastralgia, pinching. 
 
 Stomach, crawling: in hsematemesis, lArs.;: 
 painful, IPuls. ; with yawning, ILyc. 
 
 Stomach, cutting: iEsch., IBell., IDiosc, Gamb., 
 IHydras., llgn., IKali c, I IKali m., ILyc, 
 INatr. c, IPhos.; and below, causes moaning, 
 Ars. h.; must bend backward and hold breath, 
 IBell.; to chest, Coloc; coliclike, every few 
 minutes, I IDiosc. ; deep, paroxysmal, Nitr. sp. 
 d.; while eating, Cup. ars.; on commencing to 
 eat, better while eating, Ang.; in intermittent 
 fever, IDiad.; in yellow fever, ICadm. s. ; in 
 cardialgia, Aur. mur. ; to genitals before attack 
 (metrorrhagia) , IMerc ; in gastralgia, I Abrot. ;. 
 with headache, ICalc. p.; as if knives were run- 
 ning into, Sil. ; in left side, after eating, IKali 
 c ; worse from motion and pressure, Bell. ; 
 every few moments, Erig. ; with nausea and 
 inclination to vomit, Merc iod. flav.; in par- 
 oxysms, lAsaf., in paroxysms, excruciating, 
 knifelike, IPhos.; as if cut to pieces, IKali 
 c; as if cut to pieces, rouses from sleep at 
 
 I a.m., Magn. m. ; worse from pressure and 
 yawning, Chel.; sharp, Amm.br., Ustil.; 
 sharp, every five minutes, while sitting, Col- 
 lin.; spasmodic, so as to bend body double, 
 worse on slightest muscular motion, better 
 from warmth, IMagn. p.; toward spine, Sep. 
 figp* darting, lancinating, 
 
 Stomach, darting: Act. rac, IMerc. cor. 
 
 g!a^ cutting, lancinating. 
 Stomach, derangement (affections, complaints, 
 
 disordered, disturbance): JIAnt. c, lAnt. t., 
 
 I I Arg. nit., 1 1 Ars., IIAsaf., i lAstac, lAtrop. 
 s., 1 1 Bry., ICaps., ICarbo v., ICham., iCed., 
 ICinch., ICoff, ICurar., IDory., Eucal., 
 IHep., I IKali bi., IKali c, IKali m., ILac c, 
 ILobel. L, I IMerc, IMez., INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 INatr. s., IINux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRob., 
 MSabad., ISars., Tarant., II Ver., Vinca ; in 
 albuminuria, IINux v.; after acids, ICaust., 
 ISep.; with acidity, IINatr. ph.; from atonic 
 state, 1 1 Hydras. ; with asthma, ILobel. i. ; after 
 beer, IFerr. ; in weakness of bladder, I IXJran. 
 n. ; after bread, ISep.; with chills, IBry.; in 
 children, I Rheum ; after cholera evacuation 
 had ceased, IINux v.; in chlorosis, Ign. ; 
 chronic affections, especially of mucous mem- 
 brane, IHydras. ; black coffee relieves, IBrom.; 
 after a cold, I Ant. c; with coldness, IBry.; with 
 constipation, Hod. , I INux v. ; in diabetes, INux 
 v. ; one ear red, hot, and frequently itches, 
 
 1 1 Natr.ph. ; after breakfast, Hyper.; from eating 
 
17. SCKOBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
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 together what does not agree, Ant. c. ; causing 
 diarrhoea, Zing. ; as if diarrhoea would set in 
 through entire intestinal canal, Chin. a. ; after 
 eggs, IColch. ; emaciated,! Atrop. s. ; beginning 
 with eructation of putrid gas, tasting like rot- 
 ten eggs and ending with watery diarrhoea, 
 worse morning (phthisis), I Kali c. ; with im- 
 petigo capitis, llris; with eruptions (rash), 
 I Kali m. ; with herpes zoster, burning, 
 IMerc. ; with pustular or papillar eruption, 
 in groups, Cop.; in evening, Amb., Ars. s. r. ; 
 with fatigue from slightest exercise, in heat 
 of summer, INux v.; with catarrhal con- 
 junctivitis, IPuls. ; after fat food, ISep.; feel- 
 ing, ICaust. ; in fever, ICaps.. IHydras. ; in 
 gastric fever, IBry. ; in intermittent, I ITarax.; 
 causes relapses of intermitent, I Ant. c. ; in 
 typhus versatilis, INatr. m. ; following cere- 
 bral irritation, Tabac; with headache, 
 IIAnt. c.,Corn., Illpec, IIris,IKalibi., INux 
 m., 1 1 Rheum ; with headache in bilious sub- 
 jects, llris; in chronic headache, ICalc; in 
 headache, in occiput, IINux v. ; in sick head- 
 ache, llpec, I IPuls. ; in American sick head- 
 ache, ILac def., ISang.; with heart disease, 
 amblyopia, IPuls.; idiopathic, IHelon.; in 
 infants, ICoff.; with contracted kidneys, Uran. 
 n. ; during menses or following urticaria, 
 ICop.; after overtaxed mental powers, INux 
 m.; after milk, ISep.; with nausea and vom- 
 iting, ILobel. i. ; worse in morning, Sabad. ; 
 worse towards morning, awaking at 4 o'clock, 
 INux v., Ptel.; in ovarian troubles, Pallad.; 
 with panaritium, I Lye; from pastry, ILyc, 
 I IPuls.; in pregnancy, Cadm. s., INux v., 
 ■Petrol., ISabad, ITabac; with rheumatism, 
 IColch. ; with inflammatory rheumatism, 
 Ver. v.; with rheumatic pain in limbs, INatr. 
 s. ; after scarlet fever, lApoc; dependent on 
 disorder of solar plexus of great sympathetic, 
 ICodein.; spasmodic affections, IMagn. c; 
 with sore throat after diphtheria or scarlatina, 
 IPhyt.; with coated tongue, clammy taste, 
 anorexia, pressure in stomach, empty eructa- 
 tion, IColch.; sympathetic uterine, IHydras.; 
 with urticaria, lApis, lArs., INux v., ISul. ; 
 sympathetic uterine and renal, IHelon.; caus- 
 ing vertigo, I Ant. c, Collin., I INatr. ph., 
 INatr. s., IINux v., IPod.; with worms, 
 ICina. 
 
 $^* digestion, dyspepsia, indigestion. 
 Stomach, digestion : deficient, in chronic camp 
 diarrhoea, ILyss.; defective, in atrophy of 
 children, Magn. c; disordered, Anthrok.,Con., 
 IKali c, IPuls., ISep., Thuya; defective as- 
 simmilation (anaemia), IPuls.; with diar- 
 rhoea, Carbo v., I ISep.; easily disturbed,! I Ant. 
 c. ; with eructatation, Carbo a.; disturbed, in 
 jaundice, I ITarax. ; disturbed, in facial neural- 
 gia, i IPuls.; disturbed, after abuse of opium, 
 INatr. m. ; difficult, Coca ; derangement, with 
 influenza, IPhyt,; impaired, Cinnam. ; im- 
 peded, Merc. sul. ; inactive, IOp.; impaired 
 after coitus, IDig. ; excites palpitation, ILyc, 
 ■Sep.; poor, llgn. ; poor with chronic diar- 
 rhoea, in adults, 101. jec. ; slow, Aur. mur., 
 Berb., HCinch., I ICornus, Cycl., Eucal., 
 INu ph., Paris, IITarant. ; slow, especially of 
 acids, with sensation of weight in epigastrium, 
 I ISep.; slow, with flatulence and acidity, 
 ILyc; slow, with heaviness, pressure, con- 
 striction and pain in stomach and praecor- 
 
 dium, IOp.; slow and painful (gastralgia), 
 ISil. ; slow and imperfect, asthenia, INux v.; 
 slow, in chronic rheumatism, I l-Sabina ; tor- 
 pid, Bell.; torpid, with sluggish mind,. 
 IMerc. cor.; weak, Amm. ben., lAnac, 
 ■Benz. ac, Coca, IHydras., I INiccol., 
 
 ■ lOleand., IOp., Paris, Petrol., IZing. ; weak, 
 especially in the aged, INux m.; weak,, 
 in amblyopia, ICinch.; weak, in anaemia, 
 ICycl. ; weak, with loss of appetite, ISang.; 
 weak from blow or strain, scarcely any 
 food agrees, sleepy all day, ICalc; weak 
 in chronic bronchitis, llnul. ; weak, with 
 cerebral affections, Zinc; weak after eating, 
 Bar. c ; weak, particularly in diseases from 
 exhaustion and later stages of nervous fevers, 
 ■Hydras.; weak, with continuous hunger, 
 ■Merc. ; weak, in hypochondriacs, Anac. ; 
 weak in ulcer of os uteri, ICurar. 
 @@rderangement, dyspepsia, indigestion. 
 
 Stomach, digging: IChel., I I Kali c. ; burrowing, 
 Stront.; in gastralgia, I ISil.; painful, as from 
 hunger, Millef. ; in pit, in cholerine, MAsar. ; 
 rooting, in morning, passes off after breakfast, 
 Amm. m. 
 
 Stomach, disagreeable feeling : Ars. s. r.; in 
 cardiac orifice, extending upward along oesoph- 
 agus, Zinc; as if he had drunk lukewarm 
 water, Spong. 
 
 Stomach, discomfort: Amm. ben., Benz. ac; 
 after eating, I Carbo v.; after eating a little, 
 
 ■ ■Lye; in pit (cholerine), MAsar. 
 Stomach, distension : Alum., Apis, Bry.,IICar- 
 
 bo v., Coccus, ICroc, Cup. s., IDig., Guarsea, 
 
 ■ ■Kali c, IManc., Mosch., INatr. m., Puis.; 
 aching, IPhos.; in sanguineous apoplexy, 
 I ISang.-; bloated,IArg. nit.JICarbo v.,IColch., 
 ■Ign., Illic, Ind., ILach., IILyc, ■Puis.; 
 bloated, must undo clothing (palpitation), 
 
 ■ ICalc; bloated, after diphtheria, ILac c; 
 bloated, worse from drinking water, IManc; 
 bloated, after eating (phthisis), IStann. ; 
 bloated a good deal, with flatus giving distress 
 (dyspepsia), ILyc; bloated, in intermittent, 
 ■Calc; bloated, in nervous fever, IManc; 
 bloated, in gastromalacia, IKreo.; bloated, 
 after operation for hemorrhoids, ICroc; 
 bloated, oppressing heart and lungs, pain be- 
 hind sternum, INux m.; bloated, oppressive, in 
 apyrexia, Sabad.; bloated, with loss of appe- 
 tite, Sabad.; bloated, with vertigo, Tarant.; 
 bloated, with yawning (cardialgia and head- 
 ache), IKali c ;" as if it would burst, I IKali c ; 
 from least contradiction (hysteria), BNux m.; 
 in dvspeptics, IHydras.; after eating, Alum., 
 Apoc, Aur. mur., Diosc, IGrat,, INux m.; 
 flatulent, lArg. nit., lArn., HCarbo v., ICor- 
 nus, IILyc, IPuls.; w T ith enlargement > of 
 spleen, I IFerr. mur.; better after stool, with 
 fulness of head and dulness, Cornus ; swell- 
 ing, Bry., ICalc,Con., IHep., BKalic, IMerc; 
 swelling, obliged to loosen clothing, ■Ign.; 
 swells in evening, has to unfasten clothes, 
 ■Kreo.; swells, after eating (chlorosis), Calc; 
 swelling, evening, with fulness and pressure, 
 ■Kali bi.; swells, in diarrhoea, I ISul.; swell- 
 ing, as if he had eaten too much, even when 
 he had taken nothing, worse after eating even 
 light food, IColch.; swelling, as from violent 
 spasm of diaphragm (epileptic), HCic; swell- 
 ing and fulness, ISul. ; swells, during pain, 
 ■Arg. nit.; swelling with pain in abdomen, 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 extending to left hypochondria, sides, back 
 and base of chest, I llpec; swelling of pit, Aur. 
 met. ; swelling in region of pylorus, I Con. 
 
 Stomach, distress : Carbol. ac, Caulo., IDiosc., 
 ILept., ILyc, INitr. ac, Sec. ; constant. , liEsc. 
 h. , Ustil. ; had to walk around room all day to 
 get breath, IDiosc; in dysentery, with hot eruc- 
 tations. I IPhos. ; after eating, ICarbo a., ■ Cub., 
 Diosc., ISpong. ; better by eating, Jab.; after 
 eating and drinking (chronic gastritis), I A pis, 
 Rumex ; after dinner, BNux m. ; worse after 
 dinner and from slightest mental emotion, 
 ENux m. ; after dinner and supper, with incli- 
 nation to eructate, Zinc. ; after eating, in gastric 
 catarrh, I Cop. ; after eating ever so little (ulcer 
 of os uteri), ICurar., INatr. s.;all evening, 
 Osm. ; with flatus, IRob.; with escape of flatus 
 and frequent eructation, I ILil. tig., Sarrac; 
 with sensation of heat, INux m.; of gas, 
 Chlorof. ; from gases, after meals, ISal. ac. ; in 
 gastralgia, ICalc. p., IStann.; during menses, 
 Thuya; hard, tense, I Merc; hypertrophied 
 pylorus, Zinc; inflation, in organic cardialgia, 
 IKali bi.; in chronic jaundice, Hod.; meteor- 
 ism, lAsaf. ; meteorism, in ileus, IColch.; me- 
 teorism, sensitive to touch, IMagn. c; with 
 nausea, Ced.; at night, awake, Asaf. ; painful, 
 after fruit, 1 1 Ver. ; painful, with nausea, I Gels. ; 
 puffed, after eating, ILach. ; in pneumonia, 
 I Ant. t.; with pressure, IChel. ; in prolapsus 
 uteri, lArg. nit.; puffed, Ferr. ph.; puffed,with 
 fever and vomiting, 1 1 Ferr. ph. ; worse from 
 food (pregnancy), I ISul. ac; caused by eating, 
 pains worse an hour after eating (chronic diar- 
 rhoea), I ISul.; as of something that ought to 
 comeup,Eup. perf. ; with indifference and low 
 spirits, after least annoyance, IKali bi.; in 
 ophthalmia, IIArs. ; with frequent, sharp 
 pains at 7 a.m., must unfasten clothes, IDiosc.; 
 so severe could not sit up, I I Rumex ; with 
 vomiting of food or mucus, anorexia, intense 
 thirst for cool food or drinks (dysentery), 
 I IPhos. S^" fulness, pressure. 
 
 Stomach, drawing: lArg. nit.; back, I IHepar.; 
 in back part, 1 1 Strain. ; in back part, with 
 drawing in middle of back opposite to it, 
 IStram.; in cardiac end on walking fast,IAnac; 
 pain, often extending into chest, IPhos.; 
 through right chest into shoulder an hour 
 after eating, better loosening dress and eruc- 
 tating, I I Sep. ; worse after drinking, Bell. ; with 
 sensation as if epigastrium were enlarged, 
 with nausea, Mang. ; to chest and throat, op- 
 pressive pain, after potatoes, Alum.; painful, 
 INatr. c ; twisting, as if it were tightly drawn 
 against spine, causing pain in dorsal region, 
 Ver. v. ; pulling sensation, IChin. s. 
 
 Stomach, feeling of dryness : I IKali iod. ; as of 
 something very dry lying there, must drink, 
 Calad. 
 
 Stomach, dull pain: IHydras.; causes faintish 
 feeling, goneness in epigastrium, IHydras., 
 IPuls. ; after eating, ICalc. p. ; as if walls were 
 thick, after eating, JEsc. h.; heavy, IGlon.; in 
 chronic headache, IDulc; weary, in cardiac 
 region, to left side and dorsal region, IDiosc. 
 
 Stomach, dyspepsia: I Abies, IIAbrot., IliEsc. 
 h.,ILEthus.,IAgar.,IAlet., ■ All. sat., II Alum., 
 I I Alumin.,Amb.,IAmm. c,IAmm. m.,IAnac, 
 IIAng., lAnt. c, lAnt. t., IIArg. nit., lArn., 
 IIArs., -Arum m., I Asaf., lAur. met., IBapt., 
 IBar. c, Bell., Berb., IBism., Bov., IIBry., 
 
 ICact., I ICadm. s., 1 1 Calad., I ICalc, ICaps., 
 ICarbol. ac, HCarbov., 1 1 Card, m., ICaust., 
 ICed., ICham., I IChel., IChin. sal., Cina, 
 ICinch., ICoca, ICoccul., Cochl., IColch., Col- 
 lin., IColoc, ICon.,Cornus, ICrotal., ICup. m., 
 ICycl., Cypr., Diad., Dig., Diosc, Dulc,Elaps, 
 Eup. perf., IFerr. m., IFerr. ph., IFluor. ac, 
 Graph., IGrat., IHelon., IHep., I IHydras., 
 Hydr. ac, Hgn., Hod., llpec, llris, I IKali 
 bi., I IKali br., IKali c, IKali m., I IKali s., 
 IKreo., IILach., I I Lace, IILacdef., Lept., 
 Lith., ILobel. i., ILyc, IMagn. c, I IMagn. m., 
 Mane, IMerc, Merc, c, IMez., I IMillef., 
 Mosch., IMur. ac, INatr. a., INatr. m., INatr. 
 s., INitr. ac, INux m., I INux v., Oleand., 
 IPetrol., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, Plant., 1 1 Plumb., 
 ■Pod., HPsor., Ptel., IIPuls., Ratan., IRhus, 
 IRobin., Rumex, Ruta, Sabad., I ISal. ac, 
 ■Sang., Sars., Selen., ISep., Sil.,Sinap., Spong., 
 Stann., Staph., ISul., Sul. ac, ISyph., I ITa- 
 bac, I ITarant., ITarax, Thuya, Uran. n., 
 I I Ver., Zinc, IZing.; with acidity, ICon., 
 iEquiset., IRob.; acid, in diabetes, 1 1 Uran. 
 ii. relieved ; acid, Ant. c. ; with amenorrhea, 
 IIPuls.; in anasarca, INux v.; from anxiety, 
 Cypr.; from business anxiety, I INux v. ; with 
 want of appetite,IBor. , atonic, ICrotal. , Eucal. , 
 ■Ferr., Ferr. iod., I IHep., I IHydras., ILyc, 
 INux m., I INux v., I I Ratan., IRhus, ISep.; 
 atonic, with tendency to diarrhoea or to vom- 
 iting, with pains and tenderness in epigas- 
 trium, occasional pyrosis and chilly, cold ab- 
 domen, IPetrol.; atonic, in weakly subjects, 
 ILyc. ; bilious, ITarax. ; with bronchial irrita- 
 tion and cough (eczema), B Jugl.; after abuse of 
 calomel,IPod.;chronic, i Cub.,IHydr.ac, IMerc. 
 cor., INatr. ph., IBNux v., IPtel.; chronic 
 gastric catarrh, IKali bi.; chronic, from abuse 
 of stimulants, or from too long study, ICoccul. ; 
 chronic, with vomiting of food, simple exhaus- 
 tion of stomach, IBPhos.; chronic, in women 
 with sallow face and constipation, ILyc; 
 with constipation, I INux v., I ISep., HVib.; 
 with summer diarrhoea, I INatr. ph.; warm 
 drinks impede, ICinch.; after abuse of drugs, 
 I INux v.; of drunkards, INatr. s.; atonic, of 
 drunkards, lOp. ; worse as soon as he eats, 
 after mercury, IILach.; after fat food, I ISpig.; 
 better after eating, IPetrol.; food remains long 
 in stomach, especially if eaten too late in day, 
 B ICinch.; food taken in morning, distresses 
 all day, I ISul.; after eating, pain, UCalab.; 
 from eating too rapidly, I ISul.; sudden, while 
 eating, IKali bi.; while still at table, INux 
 m.; with putrid eructations and accumula- 
 tion of gas, ISal. ac; with characteristic eruc- 
 tations and tongue, INatr. ph.; with yellowish 
 face, ISep.; fermentative, I ISal. ac; after ty- 
 phus fever, IBapt.; flatulent, BBArg. nit., 
 I ISal. ac; in chlorosis, IHep.; flatulent in 
 nervous subjects, hysterical and pregnant 
 women, INux m.; flatulent, with heat and 
 twitching in epigastric region, eructations, 
 nausea, vomiting and colic, accompanied by 
 pyrexia in men, IPetrosel.; flatulent, frequent 
 palpitation, intermittent pulse, and despond- 
 ency, IPhos.; flatulent, with pinching pains 
 under ribs of right side, on mammary line, 
 I ITuberc; from loss of animal fluids, or nox- 
 ious miasmata, IBCinch.; after loss of vital 
 fluids, BPhos. ac; with great fulness after 
 slight quantitv, BLyc ; a quarter of an hour 
 
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 before dinner, with gnawing sinking at car- 
 diac end, MUran. n.; intermittent attacks of 
 pain, lUran. n.; with gastralgia, IISul.; in 
 gonorrhoea, I I Tarant. ; from grief, Cypr. ; with 
 headache, Arum, in., IHydras.; with head- 
 ache, in bilious subjects, llris; in hemor- 
 rhoidal subjects, IHep., 1 1 Xux v.; with sharp 
 pain at heart, going through chest to between 
 shoulders, IISul.; after high living, I INux 
 v.; of intemperate people, IHydras.; hunger, 
 twenty-four hours or so before a spell, INux 
 v.; especially in hypochondriacs, I Coca; in 
 susceptible, hysterical subjects, with palpita- 
 tion, dyspnoea and prostration, IMosch.; from 
 chronic inflammation of stomach and bowels, 
 IHydr. ac; from disordered liver and stom- 
 ach, ILept.; in herpetic subjects, IHep.; from 
 mental overexertion, Cypr.; caused by worry 
 and much mental work," with too little bodily 
 exertion, in business men, I INux v.; nervous, 
 IHydr. ac, ISyph.; at night, prevents sleep, 
 IRob.; in old fleshy people, All. sat.; in old 
 persons, relaxed condition, IChin. s.; in old 
 persons inclined to obesity, or after great loss 
 of vitality, IIKali c; with palpitation, ICol- 
 lin.; painful, UCornus, Eucal., IHydras.; in- 
 cipient phthisis, ILyc. vir. ; pituitous, Sinap.; 
 in prolapsus ani, 1 1 Arm; pulse slow, or quick, 
 trembling, weak, IDig.; rheumatic, HSpig.; 
 from abuse of salt, I I Nitr. ac; from sedentary 
 habits, IIXux v.; with spasmodic symptoms, 
 Caulo.; with red tongue and tendency to ery- 
 sipelas, I I Rhus v.; caused by straining stom- 
 ach when carrying heavy weight, IIRuta; 
 tongue foul, white or yellowish, I IXaja ; from 
 torpidity, particularly old people, UCaps. ; 
 with chronic ulcers on legs, ILyc; worse from 
 vegetables (cancer), MCund.; symptoms ex- 
 tremely variable, Lyss.; after long watching 
 and debauchery, IIXux v.; with waterbrash 
 and hemorrhoids and weight in epigastrium, 
 generally troubles of rectum, ICollin. ; with 
 weakness and loss of energy, Hod.; with in- 
 continence of urine, I IVib. 
 £gg tt derangement, digestion, indigestion. 
 Stomach, emptiness: feeling of, I I Agar., Ai- 
 lant., Amm. c, I I Amm. in., Bell., Bufo., Cact,, 
 Castor., ICepa, ICinch., Coca, Coccul., IColoc, 
 ICornus, ICrot, t,, Cup. ars., IGamb., Hip- 
 pom., Hgn., IIKali iod., IKali m., Lil. tig., 
 Lyss., Mar. v., Merc. iod. flav., Niccol., 
 I IPhos., IPod., I IPtel., IPuls., Sabad., Vinca, 
 HZinc; extending through abdomen, IMur. 
 ac; with loss of appetite, palate and throat, 
 Rhus; in blepharitis, IKali c; in Bright's 
 disease, I I Phos.; with distension of abdomen, 
 Bry.; during chill, Ailant.; in diarrhoea, 
 JBrom.; as before meals, Card, m.; after eat- 
 ing, I IPtel., Sang., Zinc; compelling one to 
 eat, Oxal. ac; with desire to eat, IKali c; has 
 to eat a few pieces of bread while feeling 
 cold (intermittent), lArs.; overloaded with 
 highly seasoned food, constipation from, 
 I INux v.; as if fasting, without hunger, after 
 a meal, ILyc; as from fasting, with physical 
 exhaustion, llgn.; even to fainting, Coccul.; 
 faintness, alternating with jerking, I Agar.; 
 with faint, feverish feeling, Sang.; during 
 apyrexia, Ipec; about 11 a.m., IPhos., IISul.; 
 gone feeling, Carbol. ac, IHvdras., lien., 
 IIKali ph., IIMerc, I IPtel., MSul., I IVib.; 
 gone feeling, causes desire to eat frequently, 
 
 but least food oppresses her (sick headache), 
 IKali c; gone feeling, in dyspepsia, after ty- 
 phus, IBapt.; as if one had been a long time 
 without food, till hunger had gone, ICoccul.; 
 goneness, in phthisis, IHydras.; gone feeling, 
 in hysteria, Asaf.; goneness, low down, in 
 pregnancy, ILact. ac; goneness, from nurs- 
 ing child, ICarbo a.; goneness, as if stomach 
 had been removed, I IPhos.; goneness, with 
 tired feeling, I INatr. ph.; goneness, vomiting 
 first of food, then pure bile, occasionally acid 
 mucus, after nausea (sick headache), I I Sang. ; 
 with weight above ensiform cartilage, I INatr. 
 ph.; before nervous headache, llgn.; hollow 
 feeling, Calad., Lil. tig.; hollow feeling, with 
 fulness of rectum, I I Mane; hollowness, with 
 heavy, dragging pain, Eryng.; hollowness, 
 with' nausea, I I Calad.; emptiness, without 
 hunger, 3 p.m., Calab.; hungry feeling, he can 
 keep nothing on stomach, Sarrac; with gnaw- 
 ing hunger, Seneg. ; increased and ravenous 
 hunger in forenoon, INatr. c; in hysteria,. 
 Asaf., Hgn.; in influenza, lAnt. t.; early in 
 morning, JKsc. h.; especially in morning, 
 1 1 Op.; with nausea, Aloe, I IMeph., ISiL; 
 with nausea, in morning, Anac ; after nau- 
 sea, Ant. t. ; in neuropathia, I IKali ars.; pain- 
 ful, IKali c, ISep.; in stomatitis, i I Petrol. ; 
 sinking, better by eating, IHep.; sinking, in 
 diabetes mellitus, ILact. ac; with yawning, 
 Ammoniac, ILyc. J^gT faint feeling. 
 
 Stomach, erosions: INitr. ac; hemorrhagic, 
 Lyss. 
 
 Stomach, eructation : ggf flatulence, also 
 Cap. 16, Eructation, and Chap. 19, Flatulence. 
 
 Stomach, faint feeling: Bufo., ICarbo a.. Cor- 
 nus, IHydras., IKali s., I IPtel., Thlaspi ; bet- 
 ter belching, Amm. br. ; deathly sick feeling, 
 ILobel. i. ; dreadful feeling, IITabac; in dys- 
 menorrhea, IGels.; after a hearty meal, 
 MUran. n.; better after eating, Alum.; from 
 using eyes (asthenopia), I ISul. (after Sep.); in 
 exophthalmus, ILyc. vir.; follows congestion 
 to head and nape of neck. Tell. ; with engorge- 
 ment of lungs (pneumonia), HVer. v.; at 11 
 a.m., IPhos., IISul.; in chronic headache, 
 IPhos.; with beating synchronous with heart, 
 Eucal.; in metritis, IILac c; with nausea and 
 headache, Calc.fl.; leaves nausea, Lact, ac; in 
 pregnancy, ILact. ac; or sinking, as if he 
 would die, with deathly nausea and vomiting, 
 IIDig.; with vomiting, Diosc; warm, sicken- 
 ing sensation, like threatening seasickness, 
 IGlon. 8^° emptiness, -weakness. 
 
 Stomach, fermentation : Acet. ac, ICroc, Ferr. 
 s., Plat.; and decomposition commence as 
 soon as food reaches (flatulent dyspepsia), 
 I I Sal. ac; of something cooking, when pains 
 are very severe (gastralgia), I IPhos.; rum- 
 bling, turning, as if full of yeast, l_ I Sticta. 
 
 Stomach, fever : gastric symptoms in apyrexia r 
 llpec, INux v.; gastric symptoms in quartan 
 ague, ISabad.; severe gastritis, IISul.; gastric- 
 symptoms worse at onset of heat, I I Tarant.; 
 in gastric bilious fever, after error in diet 
 (erysipelas), Anthrok.; gastric symptoms 
 marked sometimes for days before paroxysm 
 (ague), IPod. 
 
 Stomach, flatulence: Agar., II Arg. nit., Arum 
 d., I ICarbo v., I ICinch., Eup. pur., Ferr. iod., 
 Gnaph., IHydras., ILac def., IILyc, INuxju., 
 INux v., IIOp. r IPuls.; becomes sick if he 
 
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 cannot belch (dyspepsia), ILach.; in dyspep- 
 sia, ISal. ac. ; in hypochondriasis, BArg. nit.; 
 causing crampy sensation upward toward 
 chest, ILyc; with distension of abdomen, 
 Collin.; in prevailing fever, lAmm.m.; every- 
 thing she eats or drinks seems to be con- 
 verted into gas, IIKali c; probably caused by 
 want of elasticity in muscular fibres, I Gels.; 
 seeks relief by pressing hand, Carbol. ac. ; 
 presses upward, Arg. nit., I Asaf.; in prosopal- 
 gia, ICoccul.; with irregular stools, ICinnab.; 
 with vomiting of ingesta, bile and blood, 
 IPhyt. JiigPChap. 16, Eructation, and Chap. 
 19, Flatulence. 
 
 Stomach, fluttering : Brach., I I Rhus, I IXan.; 
 as of a bird trying to escape, causing nausea, 
 Calad.; constant, over coeliac axis (low fever), 
 ICact. ; going all over body, ILyc; andfaint- 
 ness, iEsc. h. %^ motion. 
 
 Stomach, flying pains : Ascl. t. 
 
 Stomach, sensation of a foreign body : of sharp 
 pebbles, Ananth.; sticking in cardiac orifice 
 and behind sternum, INatr. m. 
 
 Stomach, formication : after drinking cold 
 water when overheated, I Kali c. 
 
 Stomach, fulness : iEsc g., Aloe, Alum., Amm. 
 c, lAmyl., Ant. c, Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., I Arg. 
 nit., Asaf., I lAstac, Aur. mur., Bapt., Brach., 
 Carbol. ac, I ICarbo v., Caulo., Chen, v., 
 Coca, Coccus, ICon., Cupr. s., Eup. perf., Eu- 
 cal., IGraph., Gymn., IHelon., Ind., I ILyc, 
 Millef., Natr. a., INatr. m., IPhos., I IPrun., 
 ■Puis., ISec, ISul.; in angina pectoris, I Arm; 
 takes appetite away, ICinch.; with asthma, 
 "better after belching, INux v.; and bloating, 
 Abrot.; and bloated , after eating a few mouth - 
 fuls, IFerr.; as if puffed up, ISul.; impeding 
 breathing, I INux m., impeding breathing, 
 in gastritis, ICoccul.; with difficult breath- 
 ing, INux m., IOp.; is obliged to loosen 
 clothes, Chrom. ac; constricted, IMerc; con- 
 stant, 1 1 Rob. ; disturbed feeling and upward 
 pressure, after eating, Lil. tig.; with dryness 
 of mouth, throat and tongue, in evening dry- 
 ness so great tongue sticks to roof of mouth 
 (typhoid), INux m.; after eating, Aur. mur., 
 ICarbo v., ICinch., IColch., ICop., IHydras., 
 Kali c, HLyc, Niccol., Nitr. ac, IINux v., 
 I Puis., IRhus, ISil., ISpong.; after eating 
 apples and mutton, Bor.; after dinner, Agar.; 
 worse after eating even light food, IColch.; as 
 after a hearty meal, with hunger, I IMyr. cer.; 
 after eating but little, ICarbo a., Ferr. iod., 
 HLyc, Petrol., IPteL, ISul.; as after having 
 eaten too much, I Ant. c, IKreo., I Puis., 
 I Rheum, IRhus ; after soup or coffee, Kali 
 c ; after eating, with sour vomiting, Nitr. sp. 
 d.; in evening in bed, INatr. s. ; yet sensation 
 of fasting, worse after breakfast, Amm. m.; 
 as if filled with food, Arg. nit.; as if food 
 would come up, after typhoid fever (nervous 
 affection), IManc; in gastric fevers, I Ant. c; 
 with griping, ICoccul.; in headache, ICaust.; 
 with chronic headache, I Iris ; with frontal 
 headache, IChim. m.; with heaving, Zinc; 
 after operation for hemorrhoids, I Croc; 
 cannot lie still (hepatitis), IBell.; with nau- 
 sea, Kob.,ISul.; during pregnancy, IINux m.; 
 as if overloaded, at night, Ant. t.; and pain, 
 after drinking water, Aloe ; and pressure, 
 after eating, gives way to sensation of gone- 
 ness, I Kali c; and pressing, in intermittent, 
 
 IFerr.; worse by pressure (gastric catarrh), 
 ■Apis ; and swelling, ISul.; with bad taste 
 and dry mouth, Cornus ; to throat, Kob.; to 
 throat, after eating, ICinch. ; to pit of throat, 
 at time for return of menses (climaxis), 
 MCalab.; with yellow mucous coating on 
 tongue, I I Kali s.; with vomiting, ISul ; as if 
 full of water, wobbling when moving or stoop- 
 ing, I Kali c; with yawning (cardialgia and 
 headache), IKali c 
 
 ^^ a heaviness, oppression, pressure. 
 Stomach, gastralgia (cardialgia, gastrodynia, 
 neuralgia): I Abrot., Act. rac, JEsc. h., Amm. 
 c, lAmyl., I lAnthrac., Ant. c, 1 1 Arg. nit., 
 HArs., Arum m., Arund., I Asaf., Ascl. t., 
 IBar. c, I IBell., IBism., IIBry., ICalc, 
 ■Camph., ICaps., ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., Card, 
 m., Caulo., I ICaust., ICham., IICheL, IChin. 
 s., IChlorof., Cic, ICoca, ICoccul., • Codein., 
 I ICoff, IIColoc, Croc, ICup. ac, ICup. m., 
 Daph., IDiosc., Euphor., IFerr., Ferr. s., 
 IFerr. mur., IGels., IGraph., IGrat., IHydr. 
 ac, Hgn., Ilris, IKali c, IKalm., Kreo., 
 ILach., Lachn., Lept., ILobel. i., HLyc, 
 Mang., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., IMagn. p., 
 I I Millef., Natr. c, Natr. m., I INux m., IINux 
 v., IPetrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac,IBPlumb.,IPtel., 
 HPuls., Rumex, Sabad., HSang., ISec, ISep., 
 ISil., ISpig., IStann., IStaph., Stront., I ISul., 
 ISul. ac, IITabac, HVer., IVer. v., IZinc; 
 from acidity, I ICinch.; acute and chronic, 
 worse eating and pressure on stomach, Ferr. 
 ph.; in Addison's disease, frequent attacks, 
 Hod.; afternoon to evening, Calc; from alco- 
 holism, IKali br., INux v.; alternating with 
 headache, Bism.; anaemic, IFerr., IGraph.; in 
 angina pectoris, IDiosc; with loss of appe- 
 tite, I lAnthrac, ISil.; arthritic, INux m.; 
 awakes from sleep, ICoccul.; worse sitting 
 bent, yet feeling as if to do so were necessary, 
 better sitting or standing upright, IKalm.; 
 sudden, severe, compelling her to bend back- 
 ward and press something hard against abdo- 
 men for relief, worse from motion, better 
 from belching, I I Plumb.; biliosa, ILobel. i.; 
 rolls, twists, gasps for breath, ICoccul.; burn- 
 ing, long lasting, changing to a dull pressure, 
 with nausea, 1 1 Ran. b.; after chamomile, 
 I IBell., I llgn., INux v., IPuls.; into chest, 
 with sweat and nausea, pain came at night, in 
 morning, after getting up, before dinner, and 
 in afternoon, about 5 o'clock, I IPetrol.; 
 chronic, ILyc, I ISul.; wants all clothing 
 loose, and to bend back, restlessness and 
 jaundice, I I Ran. b. ; after coffee, ICham., 
 I ICoccul., I llgn., INux v.; after cold, IBry., 
 ■Coloc, ILyc, INux v., Plumb.; with cold 
 limbs, ISil.; continuous, worse by motion, 
 better by eructation (cardialgia), IChel.; con- 
 tracting abdominal muscles spasmodically, 
 IBism.; constrictive, of coffee drinkers, 
 I ICham.; with constipation, IBry., INux v., 
 IPlumb., Stram.; worse by coughing, ICon.; 
 after depletion, I ICinch.; in diabetes. Sec; in 
 bilious diarrhoea, I Apis ; digestion slow and 
 painful, ISil.; with sensation of distension, 
 I IPhos.; after drinking, I IFerr.; in drunk- 
 ards, ICalc, ICarbo v., ILach., INux v., ISul.; 
 pains come and go gradually, extend to navel, 
 better by hard pressure, IStann.; after eating, 
 ■Abies, lAgar.; better after eating, IPetrol.; 
 after eating, especially bread, with frequent 
 
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 nausea and constipation, IStaph.: from heavy 
 bread, sour small beer, and adulterated coffee, 
 in peasants, IILyc; before breakfast, INux 
 v.; commencing during meal, with great anx- 
 iety, pressure in chest and frequent yawning, 
 IDiad.; a few hours after dinner, worse by 
 ■cold drink and boiled meats, better from 
 warm milk (chlorosis), I Graph.; as if stom- 
 ach had been overloaded, Coff.; after supper, 
 with nausea, I I Zinc; worse from food, better 
 from hot drinks, and from belching, I INux 
 v.; from waiting too long for food, ICoccul., 
 llgn.; after emotions, HCham., HColoc, 
 INux v., IStaph.; commencing in epigastrium, 
 spreads to upper abdomen, back, and espe- 
 cially kidneys, IGrat. ; eroding pain, going 
 •off after eating, and coming on again at ter- 
 mination of digestion, IMagn. m.; with eruc- 
 tations, ISil.; "better by eructations, IBry.; 
 with sour eructations, IStram.; after sus- 
 pended eruption, lApis, lArs., Caust, ISul.; 
 every evening (derangement of liver), IMagn. 
 m.; from overexertion, IBry., Caust., ILyc, 
 I Rhus ; after a fall, Lye. ; in bilious fever, 
 IColoc; with much flatus, lArg. nit., llCarbo 
 ■v., ILyc, ISil.; with frequent fluttering in 
 ^epigastrium, Tabac ; with gnawing, better by 
 •eating, worse from motion, I IPhos.; hand riv- 
 eted to seat of pain, I IFerr. mur.; preceded 
 by itching of palms, induces scratching, 
 I I Ran. b.; especially when heart sympathizes 
 with dyspeptic symptoms, IHydr. ac; with 
 lieat, worse from doubling up, pains compel 
 him to keep in constant motion, Diosc; with 
 hiccough, ISil.; hunger cannot be satisfied, 
 ISil.; hysteric, Calc, ICoccul., Grat,, llgn., 
 Magn. c, INux m., INux v., Stann.; after in- 
 dignation, I IStaph.; irregular, coming on 
 wuthout special cause, I I Ran. b.; in irritable 
 persons. ICham.; in chronic jaundice, Hod.; 
 with languor, ISil.; cannot lie on either side, 
 ISul.; when lying on back, pain spreads to 
 chest, under sternum, and hinders respira- 
 tion, ISul.; pains strike like lightning, spread 
 like rays over abdomen, shoot into all pas- 
 sages, ILyc.; sensation as of a liquid moving 
 through intestines towards anus, Millef.; be- 
 fore and during menses, IPuls.; during men- 
 ses, ICham., ICoccul., INux v., IPuls.; worse 
 during menses, she drops to floor, comes and 
 goes suddenly, I I Lac c; with too frequent 
 menses (nervous, sensitive women, with irreg- 
 ular menses, spinal irritation and disordered, 
 hysterical minds), ICoccul.; menses feeble, 
 ICoccul., IPuls.; at every menstrual effort, or 
 instead of menses, ILach.; with irregular 
 menses, Arg. nit.; menses profuse, ICalc, 
 ILyc; worse by motion, IBry.; better by 
 motion, HCinch.; must get up and walk 
 about, IDiosc, ISul.; with nausea, ISil.; with 
 violent palpitation, especially after dinner, 
 I IPhos.; periodical, with vomiting of food 
 immediately after eating,pains burning and ra- 
 diating into abdomen, IGraph.; with sickness, 
 worse on going to bed, wakens before mid- 
 night, commences at 11 p. Jr., lasts till 1 or 2 
 a.m., commences suddenly, with severity, and 
 declines gradually (probably due to metallic 
 poisoning), 1 I Sul.ac; in pregnancy, Diosc; light 
 pressure aggravates pain, but harder pressure 
 relieves, bending forward gives immediate 
 relief, vomiting better, so that paroxysm of 
 
 pain ceases for time being, INux v.; pressing, 
 
 ■ drawing, better from eating, IPetrol.; press- 
 ure, as from a stone, IBry.; with pyrosis, 
 ISil.; pain radiating after ice cream, worse 
 after food, I Arg. nit.; of short duration, be- 
 ginning at one point, radiating to cardiac re- 
 gion, then loud belching, Carb. s.; with retch- 
 ing, I ISil.; rolls about on floor, ILyc; from 
 abuse of salt, Carbo v., Nitr. sp. d.; in multi- 
 ple sclerosis, INux v.; from strain across 
 stomach, Rut ; with inclination to commit 
 suicide, IBry.; spasmodic, coming on at 2 or 
 3 a.m., waking and giving intense agony (flat- 
 ulent indigestion), ILyc; body stiffened from 
 pain, came on slowly and passed off slowly, 
 brought on by overwork, ILach.; followed by 
 stools, (Enan.; sudden attacks before menses, 
 ILach.; twisting pains, with vomiting of clear 
 sour fluid, towards evening, and at times at 
 night, with sour belching (cardialgia), I IPhos.; 
 sweat, I I Sil.; trembles all over, I I Sil. ; after 
 vexation, ICham.; with vomiting, IBism., 
 iCalend., INatr. ph., IPlumb., ISil., IStram.; 
 from weakness, loss of fluids, I Carbo v., 
 ICinch., I ICoccul., I INux v.; lasts 'from one 
 to two weeks, I IPuls.; causing weeping and 
 loud crying, ICact.; in women during climac- 
 teric period, IGraph.; for several years, sev- 
 eral attacks a day, end with vomiting and 
 eructations, I IStram. 
 
 ggg* aching, contraction, constriction, 
 cramp, pain undefined. 
 
 Stomach, gnawing: Anthrok., I Arg. nit., Ars. 
 s. f., Ars. s. r., Eup. pur., Cup. m., IGamb., 
 ILyc, INitr. ac, IMerc cor., I ISabad.; from 
 acids, rises into throat, IHep., Med. ; distress, 
 like ravenous hunger when stomach is empty, 
 IPuls.; with distension and gone, weak feel- 
 ing about 10 or 11 a.m., better by eating, INatr. 
 c; worse after drinking, Bell.; worse before a 
 meal, better while eating, ILith. ; better after 
 eating, I Hod.; better after eating, but returns 
 in a few hours (cancer of stomach), ILach., 
 Millef.; as from hunger, HCina, Colch., Oxal. 
 ac, Ruta ; in gastralgia, ILyc; griping from 
 chest, ICalc; with hsematemesis, IKreo.; in 
 sick headache, I I Lac c; heavy, Bapt. ; in 
 morning, better by eating, llgn!; as if caused 
 by some living thing, Ananth. ; early in morn- 
 ing, JEsc. h.; worse in morning and during 
 motion, better by eating (organic cardialgia), 
 ■Kali bi.; with nausea, I ILith.; worse from 
 pressure, better by eating, MChel.; pressing, 
 and twisting, ILyc; like something pulling 
 and as a weight (dyspepsia), I Arg. nit,; extends 
 across under ribs, 'deep into abdomen, ILach.; 
 sinking, at cardiac end, with dyspeptic feel- 
 ings, before dinner, I ITJran. n.; ulcerative 
 (cancer), Acet. ac: as of worms, Amm. in. 
 
 Stomach, gout: metastasis, IIAnt. c, Cinnam., 
 INux m. 
 
 Stomach, grinding: better after eating (cardi- 
 algia), IChel. 
 
 Stomach, griping : Asaf., Castor., Card, m., 
 MChel., ICoccul., Euphor., ILyc, IINux v.; 
 going through to back and into shoulders, 
 worse after eating, I IPhos.; in cancer, ICarbo 
 a.; clutching, Bell., I llpec: clutching, extend- 
 ing beneath ribs into back, ILyc; with contrac- 
 tion of back part and sensation of coldness, 
 Con.;w T ith distended abdomen, Samb.; moving 
 downward, I IPtel.; with flatulency, IGraph.; 
 
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 with fulness, ICoccul.; grasping, extending 
 over chest after eating, IKali c; with nausea, 
 constantly spitting as in waterbrash, IGraph.; 
 spasmodic, lArn.; spasmodic, so as to bend 
 body double, worse on slightest muscular mo- 
 tion, better from warmth, IMagn. p.; then 
 vomiting, IICup. ac. 
 
 Stomach, hardness : IBar. c, IPuls.; painful 
 spot, to left, IIKreo.; of pyloric region, I Sep.; 
 felt like a stone to external pressure (cholera 
 morbus), MVer. v. U&f induration. 
 
 Stomach, headache : with gastric symptoms, 
 All. sat., IIAnac, IIAnt. c, lArn., Arum m., 
 lAscl. t., HBry., ICalc, ICalc. p., ICaust., 
 ICoff., Cornus, OCycl., lEup. perf., Gamb., 
 IHydras., Hpec, llris, IKali bi., ILac def, 
 IILobel. i., I IMagn. c, IINux m., IINux v., 
 IPuls., I I Rheum, ISang., ISep., ISil. 
 g^° derangement ; also Chap. 3, Headache 
 gastric. 
 
 Stomach, heat: Acet. ac, ^Esc. h., I Alum., 
 Amm. c.,Anthrok., Ascl. s.,Benz.ac, ICamph., 
 Cain., Caulo., I IChel., ICic, Eup.perf.,Gamb., 
 Gymn., IHydras., Uatroph., ILac c, ILobel. 
 i., INux'm., IINux v., IPhyt, IPod., ^rSabad., 
 I ISang., Vespa ; as from alcohol, with heart- 
 burn, Tell.; burning, IFerr.; better drinking 
 cold water, 1 1 Alum. ; burning, with disturb- 
 ance of intellect, ICEnan.; to chest, 01. an.; 
 with chilliness in small of back, Camph.; into 
 chest and throat, IPhos.; after eating, IFerr., 
 ISep.; before eating, I I Fluor, ac; better by 
 eating, I IFerr.; flashing, Ipom.; in gastralgia, 
 ISil.; gentle, seems to pass through arms to 
 fingers, after eating, Con.; intense, IIArs.; 
 with nausea, Amyl., Chel., IFluor. ac; rising 
 into oesophagus, Trill.; pungent., iEthus.; 
 spreading through bowels, Amm. c; as if 
 steam were rising into head, ILyc; as if he 
 had been in hot sun, IGlon.; with thirst, bet- 
 ter drinking cold water, Alum.; extending to 
 throat, with nausea,INitr. ac; as of hot water, 
 with internal chilliness, in afternoon, IPhos. ; 
 with vomiting of ingesta, constipation and 
 fever, IPtel.; warmth, Aeon., Amm. b., Aur. 
 mur., Anthrok., Bell., Benz. ac, I ISang., Sec, 
 Tereb.; warmth, extends over body, Camph.; 
 warmth and burning, 7rForm. ; warmth, rises 
 to chest and head, Bar. m. ; better for a short 
 time by warm drinks (hysteria), I I Sec; 
 warmth, in gonorrhoea, rCann. L; warmth, 
 toward left side, move up into oesophagus, 
 Asaf; warmth, with nausea, rising into throat, 
 I ILactu. v.; warmth, rising, with globus hys- 
 tericus, arresting respiration, IVal.; unpleas- 
 ant, Ant. t. Jg^° fever. 
 
 Stomach, heart : beats are felt, Ferr. iod.; lan- 
 cinating, from stomach, Bufo. 
 
 Stomach, heaviness (weight) : Agar., Arm, 
 Ars., Ars. s. r., Ascl. t., Bar. m., Cact., Carbol. 
 ac, ICarbo v., Castor., Chim. m., Chrom. ac, 
 Como., ICrotal., Eucal., IHydras., ILobel. i., 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., IINux v., IOp., 
 Pic. ac,Polyg., 1 1 Rob., IISul.; with belching, 
 Aurant.; worse in damp weather, IKali c; in 
 chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s.; digestion slow, 
 weak, disturbed, IOp.; after cold water (camp 
 diarrhoea), ILept.; dull, as if caused from 
 some hard substance, with vertigo, ISang.; 
 after eating, Alum., Arg. nit., IBry., Cinch, 
 bol., Elaps, IHydras., Hod., IKali bi., 
 ILach., I ILyc, INitr. ac, IPuls., Rumex, 
 
 Vib.; immediately after eating, (dyspepsia),, 
 IKali bi.; after eating a little, I ILyc; eat- 
 ing, IHep., Plant., IPtel.; after eating, espe- 
 cially meat (dyspepsia), IKali bi. ; between 
 meals, IFluor. ac; in gastralgia, ISil.; in ner- 
 vous headache, MPlat.; in gastritis, IBrom.;. 
 in gastric fevers, I Ant. c; leaden feeling, 
 Curar., ISil.; like a load, IGels., Sinap.; as. 
 from a load, with heaviness in occiput,IPlumb.;. 
 load, as of a stone or lead, after meal, parti- 
 cularly raw vegetables, I ISil.; in emansio 
 mensium, IDig.; in mornings, on awaking, 
 ICarbo a.; with nausea, Vespa ; with oppres- 
 sion, MCact.; in ophthalmia, IIArs.; with 
 dull pain, IGels.; and pain back of, along 
 spinal column, I I Ham.; worse from smoking, 
 Lact. ac; preventing sleep, All. sat.; like a 
 stone, IZing.; as of a stone, in dropsy, IIArs.;. 
 as from a stone, after eating, I Rhus; as from 
 a stone, better by eructation, Paris ; suffo- 
 cating, after eating, causing rush of blood to 
 head and ringing in ears (catarrhal ophthal- 
 mia), IISul.; with vomiting of food and white 
 mucus, Raph. 
 g^° fulness, oppression, pressure. 
 
 Stomach, hemorrhage : Colch., IFerr., I IKali 
 m.,ISec,ISil.; in cancer, Crotal.; after dancing, 
 IPhos.; better from drinking cold water, 
 IPhos.; in yellow fever, I Canth.; every sum- 
 mer, for many years, IGuaiac; vicarious, 
 IIHam., I IPhos. 
 JS^T Chap. 16, Vomiting blood. 
 
 Stomach, hunger: j^^ Chap. 14. 
 
 Stomach, hypertrophy: of walls, Acet. ac. 
 jgig^ induration. 
 
 Stomach, indescribable feeling: of nausea, 
 pain, heat, oppression and uneasiness, IILo- 
 bel. i. 
 
 Stomach, indigestion: IIAlum., Ars. s. f, 
 I Apis, I I Arg. met., -Ascl. s., I IBar. m., Cact., 
 ■ ICalc, IICheL, ICoff., ICornus, IElat.,ILept., 
 I ILyc, IMagn. m., INatr. c, INatr.m., IPuls., 
 IRob., I I Ver.; with chronic albuminuria, 
 I I Petrol.; from alcoholic drinks, lEup. perf.;. 
 with anxiety in epigastrium, IPuls.; with loss 
 of appetite, Iber.; with chilliness, worse in 
 every cool change of weather, IDulc, ISul.;. 
 with colic, ICop. ; colic, with w r aterbrash, 
 worse after coffee, brandy, or overeating, 
 INux v.; confusion in head (gastralgia), I Arg. 
 nit.; convulsions, lllpec, IINux v.; with de- 
 pression, ITabac; with diarrhoea, INux v.; 
 after canned fruit, with diarrhoea, I IPod.; 
 in a child, from too frequent and too rapid 
 feeling, IISul. ac; with pain and distress in 
 epigastrium, I ILyc. vir.; from farinaceous, 
 heavy, fermentable diet, ILyc; flatulent, 
 I Arg. nit., ICarbo v., ILyc; with flushing, 
 after meals, Vespa ; worse in forenoon 
 and after midnight, I Ars.; disposition to fur- 
 uncles, I IMagn. c; gastro-intestinal catarrh, 
 Hippoz.; gastric irritability, IJugl.; headache,. 
 IHydras., ILach., I IMagn. c, I IPuls.; frontal 
 headache, ICalc; neuralgia of head, I Ver. ; 
 reflex heart symptoms, IPuls.; icterus, ICalc;. 
 from indigestible substances, lemon peal, ber- 
 ries, raisins, sweets, cake, pastry, and unripe 
 fruit, salads, fat pork, sour beer, etc, Hpec; 
 with leucorrhcea, INux m.; with mania, IDig.; 
 especially marked after vegetable diet, parti- 
 cularly starchy food, INatr. c; inconsequence 
 of suppressed menses, Codein.; nausea re- 
 
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 mains, llpec; with great nervous depres- 
 sion, I I Kali ph.; produced from weakness 
 of nervous system, overexertion, pain in 
 head, with depression of spirits, I ICoff. t.; 
 causes nettlerash, lArs., 1 1 Kalis.; obstinate, 
 1 1 Petrol.; obstinate, in prolapsus uteri, I lAlet.; 
 of old people, Eup. perf. ; in consequence of 
 chronic ovaritis, Codein.; from overloading 
 stomach, llpec; causes palpitation, IIXuxv.; 
 with palpitation, constriction of heart, ICact.; 
 portal stasis, IISul.; with sensation of press- 
 ure, as of a load, and fulness, 1 1 Kalis.; recur- 
 ring attacks, with large, hard stool, like 
 balls, and inability to lie on right side,IMagn. 
 m.; from sexual abuse, IPhos.; from atonic 
 state of stomach, IIHydras.; better as food 
 passes out of stomach into duodenum and 
 bowels, INatr. c; causes vomiting, 1 1 Puis.; 
 with vomiting of clear, frothy water and 
 stringy saliva, or with pain and salivation, 
 INatr. m. 
 ggg^ derangement, digestion, dyspepsia. 
 
 Stomach, induration: IIAcet. ac, ICalend., 
 IMez., Thuya; malignant, IKreo.; of pylorus, 
 ISil.; of pylorus, after suppression of her- 
 petic eruption on anus or scrotum, ILyc; 
 scirrhus, IIArs. 
 
 Stomach, inflammation (gastritis): \ Anag., 
 1 1 Ant. t., I Apis, lArg. nit., IIArs., Aur. mur., 
 ■Bar. m., IIBell., IBism., IBrom., IIBrv., 
 Castor., Chlor., ICoccul., IDig. IIEuphor., 
 IFerr. ph., Ferr. s., I IHyos., IKali c, I Kali 
 iod., I IKali ph., I ILyc. vii\, Lyss., IINux v., 
 I lOxal. ac, Ran. sc/lSang., Stram., Uran. n., 
 IVer., IVer. v.; after taking cold, IColoc; 
 chronic, IFluor. ac, IHydras., IMez., I IPtel.; 
 chronic, with dysuria, ICanth.; chronic, witli 
 dyspepsia, IFiydr. ac; chronic, with thirst, 
 especially after abuse of alcohol, IGraph.; en- 
 teric, liEthus., lApis, IKali bi., I IGEnan., 
 Oxal. ac, ITereb.; chronic enteric, ILacdef.; 
 enteric, followed by hydrocephalus, IZinc; 
 chronic, from sour small beer, and adult- 
 erated coffee, in peasants, I ILyc. ; chronic, 
 violent vomiting of sweetish, sour or bitter 
 fluid, like white of egg, IPlumb.; least food 
 distresses, or is at once vomited, Ars.; pain 
 after eating, food regurgitates, Ferr. s.; ery- 
 sipelatous, IIEuphor.; causes fever, ISang., 
 IFerr. ph. ; whenever stomach becomes empty, 
 IPetrol.; with heartburn, scratching in throat, 
 IPhos.; from too hot drinks, I IKali m.; ob- 
 scure subcutaneous causes diseases with 
 faulty nutrition, followed by affection of nerv- 
 ous centres, Lac def.; cannot tolerate least 
 pressure, even of bedclothes, IPhos.; cannot 
 bear least touch, I ITereb.; second stage, I IKali 
 m.; two spots in large curvature, where mu- 
 cous membrane could easily be peeled off, 
 Ars. h.; dark red, Bar. m.; subacute, lArs. i., 
 ■Helon., Xatr. a,, IOp.; subacute or chronic, 
 with pains and spasmodic ailments, Grat,; 
 from mouth to cardia, pustular or pseudo- 
 membranous inflammation, t.Ant. t. 
 figjg*' irritable. 
 
 Stomach, injuries: contusions, I Apis, lArn. 
 
 Stomach, insensibility (typhoid): 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Stomach, insipid : and spoiled sensation, though 
 a good appetite, IGraph. 
 
 Stomach, irritable : I Ars., Ars. h., Chlor., Cochl., 
 IKali bi., I IZinc; from acid secretions, causes 
 headache, llris ; with biliary disturbance, 
 
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 IMur. ac; with cough, IINitr. ac; with gen- 
 eral dropsy, IHelon.; after eating (gastralgia), 
 lArg. nit.; in intermittent fever (ague), I I Sep.; 
 with indigestion, Uugl.; in menorrhagia, 
 lApoc, ICarbol. ac; from overtaxed mental 
 powers, INux m., IIXux v.; with nausea, 
 Ant. t.; causes vomiting, llpec; worse by 
 pressure, I Apis; irritation, with pyrosis, 
 IIBism.; causes sore throat, IHydras.; causes 
 urticaria, with fever and itching, IICop.; un- 
 able to retain anything, ICrotal., Merc. suL; 
 food comes up as soon as swallowed, in pa- 
 tients who have been prostrated by disease, 
 in very excitable children, and in men when 
 they have indulged in excessive eating or 
 debauchery, INux v.; all nourishment re- 
 jected (after suppression of eczema), ICup. 
 ac; not even water can be retained (dropsy), 
 I lApoc. Jgg^ inflamed. 
 
 Stomach, jerking: as of something alive, Sang.; 
 jactitation of muscles, Plat.; jumping and 
 shaking after food (gastric affections), IKali 
 bi. J&slr 1 motion. 
 
 Stomach, lacerating pain: IINux v. 
 ggr* tearing. 
 
 Stomach, lancinating : I Ars. ; to back, Carb. s.; 
 to liver, Bufo.; causing one to start, I IGamb.; 
 causing paleness, desire to lie down, Cain. 
 gg^ cutting, darting, stitches, 
 
 Stomach, lightness: to back, with copious 
 painful vomiting after meals, Sarrac 
 
 Stomach, as of lime being burned, rising of 
 air: in pregnancy or confinement, ICaust. 
 
 Stomach, feeling oflump: ILobel. i.; with con- 
 stant beating as of two hammers (hysteria), 
 ■Graph.; after eating, Med.; in morning, at 
 every deglutition, with nausea, Lil. tig.; as 
 if hard pieces were lying, with nausea after 
 eating, after typhoid fever (nervous affec- 
 tion), IManc; food formed itself into a lump, 
 with hard surfaces and angles, which caused 
 soreness, INux m.; pylorus, sensation of a 
 hard tumor, extending to liver, Ananth.; 
 pylorus, formed a tumor, sensible to touch, 
 sometimes to right sometimes to left of um- 
 bilicus, Zinc. 
 
 Stomach, intense malaise: after blood letting, 
 IBism. 
 
 Stomach, -mental symptoms: mind sensitive 
 during digestion,' Hod.; depression, Hgm, 
 IPod., IPuls.; hypochondriasis, IIXux v., 
 IZinc 
 
 Stomach, feeling of motion: Gale, s., Lyss.; 
 like a cat purring, Ferr. s.; as if balanced up 
 and down, Phos. ac; causing faint feeling, 
 Calend.; as of something moving up and 
 down, I ILyc; upward and downward, hither 
 and thither, during painful menses, ICroc; 
 as though a worm were moving, ICoccul.; 
 as if it heaved up and down, with nausea, 
 ICoccul. g@~ fluttering. 
 
 Stomach, mucous membrane : degeneration, 
 with vomiting, heartburn, emaciation, diar- 
 rhoea, IKali iod.; disorganized, Alum.; ecchy- 
 moses, Sal. ac; several ecchymoses on fundus, 
 Bar. m.; large ecchymosis, Hippoz.; erosion, 
 with hsematemesis, Trill.; walls hardened, as 
 if tanned, Alum.; hemorrhagic and superfi- 
 cially discharged infiltrations, I I Anthrac; pap- 
 ula shaped formations in substance, Hip- 
 poz. ; powerfully affected, Iris ; red, petechial 
 patches, t.Amyg.; blue red ,t. Bar. m.; dark red 
 
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 or brown, Alum.; reddish swollen, cedematous 
 hemorrhagic infiltrations, grayish or green- 
 ish yellow discolored surface, sloughing centre, 
 MAnthac; softened, t. Amyg. ; blue spots on 
 fundus, Ars. s. f.; elevated spots, I ISyph.; tur- 
 gid, Crotal.; walls thickened, in or at pylorus, 
 Alum. 
 
 Stomach, mucus: I I Arm, BCaps.; dislodged, 
 falls back into stomach, IKali c; hawked up, 
 INatr. s.; increased secretion rising into mouth, 
 and sets teeth on edge, ISul. ac. 
 8^* Vomiting mucus. 
 
 Stomach, muscular coat: dark brown, inflamed, 
 t.Bar. m.; red spots, t.Bar. m. 
 
 Stomach, noise : Ferr. s.; loud cooing to left, 
 and after a while repeated as a quick croak- 
 ing, Lyss.; drinks fall audibly, enter with a 
 gurgling, Thuya ; as if something ascended, 
 makes her think she will vomit water, Coc- 
 cus ; gurgling, I INux v.; fluids enter with a 
 gurgling, BBHydr. ac. ; loud gurgling in left 
 side, becomes more continuous like water 
 from a bottle, Lyss.; movement of flatus, Do- 
 lich. ; rolling, in morning, passes off after 
 breakfast, Amm. in.; rumbling, Mar. v., 
 Menyanth., I INux v.; forerunner of cholera, 
 IBadiag. ; rumbling, or sensation of chew- 
 ing, 1 1 Lye; rumbling, with congestion of 
 portal system and pelvic viscera, I Collin.; 
 rumbling, in gastritis, IKali iod.; rumbling, 
 precedes palpitation, I Cact.; rumbling, espe- 
 cially in umbilical region, Anae; shrill, in 
 gastritis, BKali iod.; snapping in left side, as if 
 victuals were pushed there, Bry. 
 
 Stomach, numbness : Bry.; as though it would 
 go to sleep, I Castor. 
 
 Stomach, feels as if standing open : in whoop- 
 ing cough, I ISpong. 
 
 Stomach, oppression : Calc. s., BChin. s., Crot. 
 t., BNatr. m., BPhos., BPtel., Sec; anxious, 
 Mar. v.; dyspnoea, seems to rise, 1 1 Caps.; with 
 shortness and difficulty of breathing, BOp.; 
 into chest, IChel.; into chest, in cardialgia, 
 BLobel. i.; in sporadic cholera, BTabac; has 
 to open her clothes, Lyss.; especially after 
 eating, I I Psor. ; after eating, in hypochondri- 
 asis, Grat.; after eating least morsel, BOp.; 
 toward evening, Rhus ; in hysterical women, 
 with nausea, pale face, weakness, phlegmatic 
 temperament, BStann.; from a heavy lump, 
 awakes at midnight, Arg. nit., with slight 
 nausea, Xan. ; and fulness, worse from press- 
 ure of clothing, iGels.; with bad taste and dry 
 mouth, Cornus ; cannot lie still (hepatitis), 
 BBell.; sudden, has to unfasten dress, BZinc. 
 g^° fulness, heaviness, pressure. 
 
 Stomach, pain (undefined) : Alum., Ananth., 
 Ars. iod., I I Ant. c, Ant. t., I I Apis, Ascl. t., 
 Bapt., Benz. ac, • Calc s., BCanth., BCarbo v., 
 Caust,,Cop.,B8Cup. ac,Dory.,i I Dig., I IGuaiac, 
 Gymn., I I Ham., BHydras., BHyos., IKali 
 c, I IKali iod., I IMagn. p., BMane, BBNux 
 v., MPhos., BSang., IISiL, I IStram., Zing.; 
 extends over abdomen, BColch.; with dull 
 aching in anterior portions of both lungs, day 
 and night, Rumex ; across and straight down 
 on each side (dyspepsia), ILyc; in Addison's 
 disease, Blod.; 7 to 8 p.m., more frequently 
 about midnight, lasts two or three hours, BIgn.; 
 alternates between chest, better lying down, 
 worse motion, BCaust.; inamenorrhceaJLach.; 
 with anxiety, BBry.; begins with anxiety, 
 
 before chill (intermittent), BArs. ; awakes, 
 Amyl., Lyss.; in cardiac end, after sneezing, 
 Ictod.; with cough, extending to head, Chlor.; 
 through to back, with a forcing asunder feel- 
 ing in back (biliary obstruction), I ISul.; 
 compels patient to bend back, Bell.; worse 
 sitting, bent over, I ILyc; into breast, 1 1 Plat.; 
 worse breathing, talking or laughing, Mang.; 
 arrests breathing, BArs.; with burning and 
 soreness (neuralgia of stomach), I I Ran. b.; 
 burning stitching, better by belching, BLyc; 
 in region of cardiac orifice, Chlorof.; in car- 
 diac portion, worse by a full inspiration and 
 by walking, B.Phyt.; in cardiac region, every 
 few minutes, Bapt.; in cardiac orifice, better 
 by pressure, Cann. i.; in region of cardiac end, 
 extending to left shoulder, Aspar. ; with chill, 
 in morning, I INux v.; circumscribed, BLyc 
 v.; constant, I INux v., I ITabac; continuous 
 (cholera Asiatica), ICup. m.; continues until 
 he eats again, iEsc h.; constant, even after 
 light food (ulcer of stomach), I IMez.; constant, 
 violent, increasing, Ailant.; constant, in left 
 side, Arg. met.; with cough, Cadm. s.,BCamph., 
 BRhus ; from deep cough, Apoc; with hard, 
 dry cough, day and night, BLyc; with cough, 
 in epidemic influenza, BSabad.; when cough- 
 ing or walking, 1 1 Hell.; in whooping cough, 
 BBry.; once or twice daily, gradually more 
 frequent, BLyc; with debility, BCalc p.; with 
 delirium tremens, BDig.; and diarrhoea, BCalc 
 p., BMagn. m.; in chronic diarrhoea, BNatr. s.; 
 digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, BOp.; 
 distended, Ferr. ph.; distressing, BHydras.; 
 draws through both sides to back (cramp in 
 stomach), BBCochl.; dyspeptic, with pain in 
 back opposite stomach, better by eating a few 
 mouthfuls of food, about 11 a.m., MPhos.; 
 after eating, BBArs., Calc, Cist., Kob., BNux 
 m., I I Rhus, Sul. ac; worse after eating, Arg. 
 n., Ferr. ph., I I Puis., I ISul.; worse after eat- 
 ing, better after a small quantity (perforating 
 ulcer), BKali c; better after eating, BIBrom., 
 BChel., Diosc, BHep.; must eat, BB Graph.; ob- 
 liging one to eat all the time, Raph.; imme- 
 diately after eating must bend over, with 
 vomiting of food and slimy fluid (chlorosis), 
 BBSep.; better by cold food, icecream, etc., 
 BPhos.; worse from fat food, II Ars.; worse 
 from lightest food, better at night, BLyc; af- 
 ter food, especially meat (dyspepsia), BKali 
 bi.; from least morsel of food, BCalc p.; after 
 eating ever so little (ulcer of os uteri), BCurar.; 
 after simplest food, BSep.; after eating, in 
 fungus hasmatodes, MPhos.; as after eating 
 too much (colic), BAnt. c; half an hour after 
 eating, BPuls., MVer. ; two or three hours 
 after eating, also at night, somewhat better in 
 knee-elbow position, BCon.; worse from boiled 
 meat and cold drinks, B Graph.; after eating, 
 weakly people, I I Mang.; after eating, no rest 
 until all is vomited, aided by drinking warm 
 water, BEup. perf.; with empty eructations, 
 BCodein.; with loud, uncontrollable eructa- 
 tions, BSil.; after suppressed eructations, Con.; 
 with bloated, red face, BLach.; then faintness, 
 Cupr. s.; with faintness, cold sweat, 1 1 Alum.; 
 with fainting, BNux v., I I Ran. sc; fasting, 
 and after eating, Bar. c; nervous fever, 
 BManc; as from flatulency, especially in left 
 hypochondrium, I IRhod.; from loss of fluids, 
 BCarbo v.; with feeling of fluid poured into 
 
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 abdomen (ovarian cyst), Rhod.; better from 
 warm fluids, worse from cold, Arg. nit.; with 
 sensation as of a ball or stone, Coccus ; 8 to 9 
 a.m., ICoccuL; from acid of fruit, Chim. m.; 
 as if too full, Bar. c; with fulness and tension 
 in abdomen, Sinap.; to region of gall bladder, 
 with jaundice, I I Pod.; in gastralgia, ISul. ac; 
 in gastro-enteritis, I Apis; in young hysteri- 
 'cal, irregularly menstruating girls, I IMillef.; 
 with heat, ICalc. p., Camph., Cornus, ICro- 
 tal.; during heat, Carbo v., Ign.; with heat in 
 right side of head, Caust.; and heat, with 
 vomiting, Collin.; heavy, Zinc; in helminthi- 
 asis, ICina; here and there, Arg. nit.; from 
 violent hiccoughs, IRatan. ; horrible, Ananth.; 
 above, like that after inflammation or that in 
 an overtaxed muscle, I I Sarrac.; in jaundice, 
 IHydras.; caused by labor, pains extending 
 from sacrum to region of stomach, I! Puis.; into 
 liver, Calc. s.; to left side, liAbies; on left 
 side, in chlorosis, I Graph.; left side, below 
 short ribs, worse during inspiration and by 
 touch (dyspepsia), 1 1 Arg. nit.; lies on stomach 
 (worm fever), MStann.; after lifting, IBor.; 
 after lifting a heavy weight, during sixth 
 month of pregnancy, I I Sec; when free from 
 pain in limbs, I Kali bi.; and feeling of a 
 heavy load, BLobel. i.; better by lying upon 
 abdomen, BElaps ; in mastitis, I IPhos.; before 
 menses, to small of back, Bor.; with sup- 
 pressed menses, IMillef; toward midnight, 
 I Arg. nit.; caused by milk, IMagn. c; better 
 by warm milk, IGraph.; better by sweetened 
 milk, lArs.; caused by inability to digest 
 milk (in dentition), I IMagn. m.; in morning, 
 IPhos.; generally worse in morning, spreads 
 over half of sternum, with oppression of res- 
 piration (perforating ulcer), I Kali c; as if 
 empty, morning after awaking, Millef. ; in 
 morning, worse by every quick movement, 
 must lie down, I Caust. ; worse from motion , bet- 
 ter by rest, IBry.; with nausea, Alum., I I Puis.; 
 with nausea and general discomfort, IGrat.; 
 with nausea and retching, worse from touch, 
 better from eating, INatr. c; between region 
 of and navel, extends to sides and rest of 
 abdomen and down to sacral region, with 
 urging and tenesmus (diarrhoea), I I Sec; in 
 night (bilious fever), lElat.; at noon, after 
 meal, Ars. s. f.; from nursing, B Carbo v.; com- 
 ing on as soon as children begin to nurse, but 
 passing off if they continue to nurse, I I Calab. ; 
 after operation on abdomen, BBBism.; parox- 
 ysmal, takes away breath, ICarbo v.; in par- 
 oxysms, lasting for three days, I IPhos.; worse 
 in posterior wall, Arm; after pain in pelvis, 
 Calc s.; in pit, Arund., Aur. met.; on press- 
 ure, Arund.; worse from pressure, better sit- 
 ting bending or emitting fetid flatus, I ILact. 
 v.; pressive pain, I IXaja ; in pylorus, region 
 of, IPhyt.; radiating in all directions, appears 
 suddenly in head and feet, BDiosc; radiating 
 to both groins, down both legs, particularly 
 left, BPlurnb.; worse on rising, after sitting, 
 Ars. iod.; in right side, while breathing, 
 Brach.; to sides, especially right, and chest, 
 ICarbol. ac; in both sides of inferior parts , 
 down into bladder and testes, B Kali c; from 
 suppressed smallpox, BMillef. ; prevents sleep, 
 Tereb.; disturbs sleep, worse turning in bed, 
 BAtrop. s.; covering space size of hand, in 
 lower part, BVer. v.; spasmodic, BDiad. ; with 
 
 loss of speech, BLaur.; through to spine, 
 BFerr.; through to spine, between shoulders, 
 BBBell.; in one spot, after eating, I INatr. ph.; 
 gradually spreading over whole abdomen, 
 with vomiting, at first green, afterward black- 
 ish, I IPhos.; standing, better sitting (vagin- 
 ismus), Hgn.; better when assuming a straight 
 position, or bending backward (perforating 
 ulcer), BKali c; worse stooping (gastrieism), 
 BKali c; during stool, ILyc; urging to stool, 
 Cadm. s.; violent, with tenesmus and urging 
 to stool, Cadm. s.; sudden, excruciating (scar- 
 latina desquamation), IIAcon.; sudden, as if 
 she must sink down, worse while sitting, bet- 
 ter walking, Elaps ; worse by sugar, Oxal.ac; 
 grinding teeth, when asleep, ILac def.; with 
 toothache, Coloc; tendency to waterbrash, 
 Amm. c; as if too tense, Bar. c; to throat pit, 
 with heartburn, ISyph.; from time to time 
 (scrofulous ophthalmia), I ISul.; tormenting, 
 I I Cup. m.; to touch, and when walking, 
 IPhos.; and uneasiness, alternate with pains 
 in limbs, BKali bi.; below, to left, pains not 
 so violent as unendurable (diseased pancreas), 
 lAtrop.s.; before vomiting, Blpec; after vom- 
 iting, Card, in.; better after vomiting, worse 
 drinking milk (chlorosis), BFerr.; better by 
 vomiting, extends to back, with anxiety, 
 ISep.; with vomiting (colic), I I Op.; vomiting 
 every five minutes, Ver. v.; worse when walk- 
 ing, Bapt. ; worse walking and from a jar, 
 Bell.; after walking, or other fatigue (indiges- 
 tion), I I Ver.; when walking, as if it hung 
 loose, BHep.; after drinking water, Aloe, 
 I I Iris; worse drinking water, BManc; from 
 ice water, BCaust., Rhus; with rising of sour 
 or bitter water, Kob.; with sensation of great 
 prostration, BPod.; worse from wine, I I Ars.; 
 for five years (epigastric tumor, with maras- 
 mus), BHydras. J^gg" aching, gastralgia. 
 
 Stomach, phlegmasia: BKali iod. 
 
 Stomach, pinching : I Am., IBNux v., Sarrac; 
 after bread and butter, Ruta ; colic, in preg- 
 nancy, BArs.; deep, Jamb.; after eating, 
 BAtrop. s., BPuls.; better drawing up limbs 
 and lying on left side, Chel.; in morning, 
 after Vising, better after breakfast, Natr. s.; 
 nightly, IGraph. 
 $g^~ constriction, contraction. 
 
 Stomach, pressure : Anthrok., Ant, sul. aur., 
 I I Apis, Arm, I fl Ars. ,Ars.h.,Ars.m., Bapt., Bell., 
 Benz. ac, IBism., ICetrar., Cinnam., Coccus., 
 IColch., Como.,Cop., Crot,t.,ICup.m., Eucal., 
 Ferr., Guara?a, Hgn., Ind. met., I I Merc, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. ac, BOp., BOsm., 
 IPhos., Pic. ac, IPlumb., HPuls., BSang., 
 Yerbas.; and acidity (chronic diarrhoea), 
 IFerr.; transversely across, ICalc, I ISul.; 
 about 3 p.m., I INux v.; alternates with tooth- 
 ache, llpec ; in anasarca, IHell.; anxious, fol- 
 lowed by insensibility, I Calc; causing anxiety, 
 at night, with palpitation, ISul.; on awaking, 
 iEsc h., Ant, sul. aur.; awakens at 2 a.m., 
 ■Kali c; to back, Aloe, Hyper.; from back, 
 ICepa ; as of large ball (chronic diarrhoea), 
 I I Pod., after beer, INux m.; has to bend 
 double, with anxiety, IIBar. m.; at times 
 better bending backward, at others bending 
 forward, better from hard pressure, IPlumb.; 
 in bronchitis, ILyc; as if it would burst, 
 Berb.; in cancer, ICarbo a.; at cardiac ori- 
 fice, especially on swallowing bread, IPhos.; 
 
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 17. SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 into chest, ICheL, IKali c; with oppres- 
 sion of chest, Samb.; worse after coition, 
 MPhos. ac; as of a foreign body, Cain.; 
 with colic, IIMeph.; coming and disap- 
 pearing during day, llCard. m.; compression, 
 I Lye. vir.; as if compressed, in morning, fast- 
 ing, Zinc; constant, I ISul.; constant, at cardiac 
 end, a burning pain there, I I Form.; constant, in 
 afternoon, causing restlessness, I Cina; constant, 
 worse several hours after eating, worse, even- 
 ing and night (cardialgia), I I Phos.; constant, 
 in dropsy, I Lye. ; constant, worse after fat food, 
 I Puis.; constant, even after light food (ulcer of 
 stomach), IIMez.; constant, corrosive pain, 
 I ISpig.; constrictive, must bend backward for 
 relief, Caust. ; constant, dull, heavy -squeezing, 
 after meal, IRob.; during cough, BCalc; in 
 whooping cough,IAmb.; lasting all day, I I Card. 
 m.; worse in damp weather, I Kali c; deep, be- 
 low to left (diseased pancreas),! Atrop.s. ; diges- 
 tion slow, weakened, disturbed, IOp.; with 
 distension, ICheL; with distended abdomen, 
 Samb.; with distension and gone, weak feel- 
 ing about 10 or 11 a.m., better from eating, 
 INatr. c. ; after drinking, Bell., Daph.; after 
 drinking, in perforating ulcer, I ISil.; with 
 drowsiness, MPhos. ac. ; dull, Chrom. ac; 
 dull, persistent, Uatroph.; after eating, Ant. 
 t., Arg. nit., lAsaf., lAtrop. s., IBell., IBry., 
 ICarbov., Cham., IChin.s., Grat., IHep., IKali 
 bi., IKali c, HLyc, INatr. c, Oxal. ac, Plat., 
 IPuls., Rumex, Sep., ISil., ISul., Stront.; after 
 bread, Bry., I I Caust., IPhos., Zing.; with dif- 
 ficult breathing, I Lye; during breakfast, 
 Agar.; after breakfast, Agar., Carb. s., INatr. 
 c; after eating, chronic, IStront.; after din- 
 ner, Carb. s., IClem., I IKali br., INatr. c; 
 during eating, Con.; during eating, more from 
 cold food, especially in weakly females, Mang.; 
 after eating, in evening, Calc, Zinc; after 
 eating, with headache, Bism.; after eating, 
 for two hours (cardialgia), 1 1 Zinc; after eat- 
 ing a little, Cham., IChin. s., HCinch., IFerr., 
 IHep., Hyper., Laur., IILyc; worse after eat- 
 ing solid food, Bar. m.; after eating, particu- 
 larly after milk, with vomiting first of food, 
 then bile, Samb.; as after eating too much, 
 ISil.; after eating, worse at night, becomes 
 cutting on motion, Hgn., MVer.; after eating, 
 or in night, clothes oppressive, I A mm. c; 
 after eating, in phthisis, I IStann.; after eat- 
 ing prunes, Agar.; after eating, worse from 
 touch and motion, I IPhos. ac; after eating, 
 accompanying symptoms of uterus, IKali f.; 
 after eating, in scirrhus uteri, lArs. ; as of an 
 undigested hard-boiled egg (dyspepsia), Abies; 
 in emphysema, IBrom.; with empty feeling, 
 I IKali m.; with eructations, IAmyl.,IICard.m.; 
 better by eructation, Rhod., ISul.; momenta- 
 rily better by eructation, I I Kali iod.; in even- 
 ing, in bed, ILyc; in evening, in bed, lying 
 on left side prevents sleep, better turning on 
 right and passing wind, Tereb. ; causing faint- 
 ness, Ziz.; during apyrexia (tertian ague^, 
 llpec; as if it contained undigested food, 
 Kob.; as if food lodged over orifice after eat- 
 ing,- llgn.; as of undigested food, ILobel. i.; 
 as if food pressed and hurt, ICinch.; in gas- 
 tric and bilious troubles, I lAstac; in gastric 
 catarrh, IMez.; in gastralgia, IIArs., ICup. m., 
 I IPuls., IStann.; with gaping, ICepa ; to gen- 
 itals before attack (metrorrhagia), IMerc; 
 
 with haematemesis, IKreo. ; as of a hard sub- 
 stance there, Bapt.; as if a hard body lay 
 there, after a moderate meal, worse from 
 touch, extends to both sides, under false 
 ribs, Sinap.; as of a hard body preventing 
 food reaching stomach, on swallowing, IKali 
 c; with headache, after midnight, ISul.; 
 in heart affections, ICup. m.; like a heavi- 
 ness after eating, IKali c, I IPhos., Sec, 
 1 1 Staph.; as from a heavy weight, increas- 
 ing during the severe colicky paroxysms and 
 followed by sour and bilious vomiting, 
 I I Plumb.; in hemorrhoids, IBerb.; with her- 
 petic dyscrasia, I Carb. s.; with hunger, IColoc;. 
 with hypochondriacal mood after eating, INux 
 v.; in left side,under short ribs, after a thorough 
 wetting,better eating, I I Rhod.; like a load after 
 eating, BLach.; like load, after eating, in gas- 
 tralgia, IIBism.; as from a heavy load, I IPhos. 
 ac; as from a hard lump, ISpig.; wdiile lying 
 down, ISul.; with lasting, after confinement, 
 ICup. in.; better by rest, ICalc p.; worse in 
 right hypogastrium (perforating ulcer), IKali 
 c; before menses, INux m.; during menses, 
 ICaust., ISul., Thuya; in morning, on awak- 
 ing, Anac; early in morning, INatr. m. ; with 
 nausea, Carbo a.; causing nausea, Ziz.; with 
 nausea and rapid sinking of strength, INatr. 
 m.; turning into slight nausea, better by 
 belching, Tereb.; followed by nausea, with 
 sensation of coldness extending along oesopha- 
 gus, IMenyanth.; at night, ISul.; at night, 
 awaking, I I Card, m.; at night, after cold 
 drinks, Rhod.; at noon, lAur. met., Zinc; 
 extending up oesophagus, as from a dull in- 
 strument, Nitr. sp. d.;into oesophagus, with 
 slight vomiturition and borborygmus, Cain.; 
 in ophthalmia, HCic; painful, Act. sp., Atrop. 
 s., ICham., Mosch., INatr. c, Stram.; with 
 pain low down in back before menses, thick 
 and dark (dysmenorrhoea), I INux m.; with 
 contractive pain, at intervals, I ICup. m.; 
 painful, disappear while eating, and reappear 
 about an hour afterward (cardialgia), IMagn. 
 m.; painful, in hemoptysis, I ISul.; painful, 
 awakes at night with, like a heavy weight 
 coming and going at intervals, better by flatu- 
 lent discharge, Oxal. ac; painful in left half, 
 worse by pressure, Strain.; painful, as if lead 
 or stone were in it, after moderate supper, 
 worse from motion, better lying on back 
 (gastralgia), ICalc; in chronic inflammation 
 of pancreas, Hod.; pinching, takes away 
 breath, afternoon, IPuls.; paroxysmal, several 
 times a day, momentarily better from warm 
 food and drink, I IPhos. ac;inpit (cholerine), 
 IIAsar. ; in pit, after eating pears, especially 
 morning or forenoon, better walking (diar- 
 rhoea), IBor.;in pit, worse from touch or press- 
 ure, ICup. m.; like a plug, Millef. ; with press- 
 ure outward, under last rib, ICalc; extending 
 to shoulders in morning, fasting and after eat- 
 ing, IBNux v. ; before sleep, Calc; as if sore 
 internally,Sep.; with soreness to touch, IStann.; 
 better from soup or from eructation, Niccol.; 
 spasmodic,Tabac;in spells (gastralgia), I A saf.; 
 with pressure in lumbar region of spine, 
 1 1 Rhod.; through to spine, 1 1 Sec; as if wall 
 would be pressed toward spine, and spine 
 would be made painful from that place down- 
 ward, Arn.; spasmodic, after least food or 
 drink, IFerr.; with spitting, ICalc; spreads 
 
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 to left ribs, to liver and back, with belch- 
 ing, nausea, pressing in forepart of head, 
 into eyes, chilliness, shuddering, I Kali c; 
 stitching, after eating, ICalc; as of a stone, 
 I Aeon., IBry., Ced., HCham., Diosc., ILac c, 
 Sep., Squilla ; like a stone, after eating bread, 
 Bar. c; from a stone, especially after eating 
 or at night, Hgn.; as from a stone, in emphy- 
 sema, IBrom.; as from a stone, epigastrium 
 bloated, after eating, INux v.; as from a stone, 
 better from eructation, Bar. c; as if he had 
 swallowed a lot of broken stones, Osm.; after 
 stool, Carb. s.; during stool, Bell., Brom.: sud- 
 den, as if pressed against with list, with desire 
 to constant and uncontrollable cough, arises 
 from epigastrium, I IRhod.; caused by tea and 
 milk; which is the only food she can take, 
 IKali c; tearing, burning, with almost daily 
 sour vomiting, ILyc; then throbbing, lying 
 on back, evening, Alum.; with yellow, mucous 
 coating on tongue, I IKali s.; from touch,Sep.; 
 upward, becomes gnawing at orifice, prevents 
 deep inhalation and belching, Calad.; before 
 vomiting, 1 1 Cup. ac, llpec.; between attacks 
 of bloody vomiting, llpec; with chronic vom- 
 iting, lOsm.; with vomiting of ingesta, IFerr. 
 mur., I Graph.; with vomiting of acid, white, 
 mucous fluid (ulcer of stomach), IKali bi.; 
 with vomiting of enormous masses of mucus, 
 intermixed with large bubbles of air, occa- 
 sionally greenish, IOp.; with vomiturition, 
 Cain.; worse after drinking water (cholera), 
 IChin. s.; after drinking cold water when 
 overheated, IKali c; with running of water 
 from mouth, INux m.; with feeling of weak- 
 nees in knees after eating, I ILach. 
 g^g"* fulness, heaviness. 
 
 Stomach, pricking: I I Apis; in pit, Arund. ; 
 with pruritus, gnawing, Ruta ; pins, I Diosc, 
 llgn. f$^~ stitches. 
 
 Stomach, rawness: rising into oesophagus, to 
 middle of chest, ICarbo v.; to throat pit, with 
 heartburn, ISyph.; as from ulceration, IPuls.; 
 after vomiting, Ascl. s.; when walking on 
 stones, Con. fi^* corroding. 
 
 Stomach, feels relaxed : I I Alum., ICalc, ICalc. 
 p., Illpec; with coldness, ISul. ac; in wiioop- 
 ing cough, I ISpong.; better after dinner and 
 from wine, worse from coffee, Arg. nit.; as if 
 it would fall down (flatulent colic), ILyc; 
 flabbiness, Ars. h., ICalc p., I llgn.; as 
 if hanging, Bar. c, ICarbo v., lEuphor., 
 I llgn., Illpec, I Staph.; hangs heavily, 
 even after light, easily digested food, 
 
 I I Merc; as though con-tractive power were 
 impaired, Ailant.; with nausea, ITabac; as 
 if hanging, or swimming in water (gastral- 
 gia), lAbrot.; worse in wet weather, after 
 warm drinks, sour things, or smoking, better 
 after alcohol, Arg. nit. 
 
 Stomach, rheumatism : affections of muscular 
 coats, Merc per.; symptons alternate with 
 rheumatism, one appearing in Fall the other 
 in Spring, IKali bi.; gastric pains, better after 
 eating and rheumatic pains appear, when 
 gastric pains reach height, rheumatic pains 
 subside, IKali bi.; metastasis (gastric ca- 
 tarrh), 1 1 Ant. c Jg^ 1 " gouty, tearing. 
 
 Stomach, scraping: Anthrok., Hell., Tereb.; 
 like heartburn. I IPuls.; in affection of lungs, 
 
 I I Sep. 
 
 Stomach, secretions: promoted, Cochl.,IMagn.c 
 
 Stomach, sensitive: Ant. t., Bar. m., ICrotal., 
 1 1 Hy os., 1 1 Kali c ,1 ILach., IMerc, INux v., Ox- 
 al. ac. , Strain., ISul., Therid. ; cannot bear press- 
 ure of clothing when it swells, I ISul.; cannot 
 tolerate tight clothing, IILach., ILyc, IINux v., 
 IPhos. ac, Spong.; desire to loosen clothes, 
 after a meal, IHep.; clothing is painful, I Natr. 
 m.; clothes feel uncomfortable, I I Cup. m.; 
 cannot bear tight lacing, IKali bi.; to con- 
 tact, llgn.; to contact, especially of clothes, 
 with drunkards (cancer of stomach), ILach.; 
 pressure of clothes causes distress, IPolyg.; 
 is obliged to loosen clothes between attacks 
 of vomiting, Chrom.ac; in dysentery, ICaps.; 
 in yellow^ fever, IMerc; in gastralgia, ISil. ; 
 with headache, Ant. t.; to pressure, I Ars., 
 Ars. s. r., lAtrop. s., Brom., Carb. s., I I Diosc, 
 IHep., llpec, ILyc, IMagn. m., Merc, s., 
 IPhos., IRaph., I ISul., Zinc; to pressure, in 
 typhoid fever, I Ars., I IPhos.; to pressure, in 
 headache, I IMagn. m. ; to pressure, particu- 
 larly on left side (cardialgia),l IPuls.; slightest 
 pressure produces convulsions, ICanth.; sore 
 to pressure, Ant. c; causing frequent sighs, 
 
 ■ Dig.; to pressure, followed by throbbingand 
 distress, Polyg.; every step shakes, Anac, 
 Case; tender, ICarbo v., IDig.; tender, after 
 diphtheria, ILac c; tender, in gastroenteri- 
 tis^ I Apis ; tender, with palpitation, after 
 eating, may follow abuse of soda crackers, 
 INatr. c; tender, with headache in bilious 
 subjects, llris ; tender, in mastitis, I IPhos.; 
 tender, with violent pulsations of heart and 
 carotids, Codein.; tender, especially in a small 
 spot toward left ensiform cartilage, on awak- 
 ing, IKali bi.; to touch, ICrotal., IMerc, 
 Strain., Ziz.; to slightest touch, ILach., Oxal. 
 ac; to touch,*3ven bedcovers cause pain, ISul.; 
 slight touch causes feeling of subcutaneous 
 ulceration, IStann.; sore to touch, with heavy 
 pressure, IStann. fg^ soreness. 
 
 Stomach, sharp pain : yEsch.; to back, between 
 shoulders, w r orse right side, Codein.; shocks 
 painful, during cough, llpec; to oesophagus, 
 with throwing back of head, ILyc; at night, 
 during sleep, awakens, Tabac 
 
 Stomach, shooting: Bell., Curar.; must bend 
 backward and hold breath, IBelL; in catarrh 
 of stomach, I Anac; to chest, Coloc; from 
 centre of chest to between scapulaB, soon after 
 meals, I ISul.; in diabetes, 1 1 Curar.; sharp, 
 Cain. ; in prolapsus uteri, I Arg. nit. 
 fi^g 00 darting. 
 
 Stomach, as if shortened: Ign. 
 
 Stomach, sinking : jggp^ weakness. 
 
 Stomach, sleep: rarely before midnight, a 
 phlegm chokes him, IKali bi. 
 
 Stomach, smarting : with desire for stool, 
 Cornus. 
 
 Stomach, softening : (gastromalacia), I Ars., 
 IBism., ICaps., ICalc, IFerr., IKreo., IMerc. 
 d.; total loss of appetite, ICalc; in children, 
 in course of hydrocephaloid, MVer.; in chil- 
 dren, peculiar crying and emaciation of neck, 
 ICalc; painless, IKreo.; preceded by restless- 
 ness and sleeplessness, and accompanied by 
 vomiting and diarrhoea, IKreo.; in scrofulosis, 
 
 ■ Bar. c; tongue red, as if raw, ICalc; vomit- 
 ing all he eats, ICalc. ; stool often green, many 
 small lumps surrounded by green matter, 
 ICalc; great thirst, ICalc. 
 
 Stomach, soreness : Ant. t., 1 1 Apis, Arm, Ars. 
 
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 17. SCKOBICULUM AND STOMACH. 
 
 s. r., Brach., ICarbol. ac, Cinnab., ICrotal., 
 Ind., I Lye, Natr. a., I INaja; when inspiring 
 deeply, or from hiccough, Kob.; as if bruised, 
 ICup. ars.; constant, I Gamb. ; with contraction 
 of back part and sensation of coldness, Con.; 
 with cough, 1101. jec; after eating, IDaph.; 
 in bilious remittent fever, ICrotal.; worse on 
 motion, particularly going up stairs, Chin, a.; 
 with nausea and retching, worse from touch, 
 better from eating, INatr. c; on pressure, 
 Asim., I Kali c; even in rest, Bar. c; sensitive 
 to touch and clothes (chronic cephalalgia), 
 I I Psor. ; especially in a small spot toward left 
 ensifortn cartilage on awaking, IKali bi.; as if 
 ulcerated, cannot bear slight touch, HCinch.; 
 when walking on stone, Con. ; with weakness, 
 causing dyspnoea, ICarbo .v. 
 g@f sensitive. 
 Stomach, spasms: Arg. nit., Castor., ' : Ced., 
 ICoccul., Collin., ICon., ICup. m., I INux v., 
 IVer. v.; worse during inspiration, I I Zinc; 
 with shortness of breath, ICoccul.; with short 
 breath and dry cough, Sabad.; especially at 
 cardiac extremity, IPhos.; like cramp, IBelL; 
 chronic, during meal. Bell. ; caused by eructa- 
 tion,! I Thuya ; once in fifteen or twenty min- 
 utes, with gagging, and coughing and ejection 
 of frothy mucus (chronic inebriate), I I Sang.; 
 occasional, for some years, I IPhyt.; painful, 
 as if a band were tightly laced or drawn around 
 body, IIMagn. p.; feeling as if stomach con- 
 tracted, or as of a heavy burden upon stom- 
 ach, cannot bear tight clothing, ICon.; ter- 
 rific across lower part, 9 p.m., lasts all night, 
 
 I Arg. nit.; with trembling of whole body, 
 spasmodic motions, and desire to keep con- 
 stantly moving when sitting, IDiad.; with 
 uterine irritation, Caulo., IViD. 
 
 Stomach, spasmodic pains: Alum., IIBism., 
 Cinch., ICaulo.; with dyspnoea, Alum., ICar- 
 bo v.; compelling crouching forward, ICarbo 
 v.; after eating, IDiad.; better after eating, 
 llgn., Iod.; after eating little, IDiad.; renewed 
 by eating, Iod.; with eructation, Anac; with 
 vomiting before chill (intermittent), IDiad. 
 
 Stomach, squeezing pains : better drawing up 
 limbs and lying on left side, Ctiel. 
 
 Stomach, sticking: Atrop. s., Hyper., Zinc; 
 in cardiac orifice, and below, Gamb.; brought 
 on by starvation fgastralgia), llgn. 
 g^T pricking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Stomach, stinging: IBerb., 01. an.; when 
 touching parts, Aur. met.; in cancerous affec- 
 tions, IBism ; in gastralgia and gastritis, 
 
 I I Ars.; extends under left ribs as far as back, 
 Con.; leftside, worse from touch, and deep 
 inspiration, Arg. nit. 
 
 gggT" pricking, sticking, stitches. 
 Stomach, stitches: Amb., Ananth., I IBry., 
 Camph., Cycl., IGamb., llgn., IKali c, Lactu. 
 v., Niccol., Psor., ISep., Spong., ISul.; to back, 
 with hiccough, Mar. v.; to chest, Alum., 
 Ananth., ILach.; constant, worse several 
 hours after eating, in evening, and at night, 
 I IPhos.; better one or two hours after 
 eating, INatr. m.; after eructations, Coccul.; 
 flying, Carb. s.; in gastralgia, 1 1 Ars., Aur. 
 mur.; in left side, worse on inspiration, Card, 
 m.; when lying on side, worse on motion and 
 misstep, IBry., IPuls.; with nausea, sometimes 
 vomiting of tough phlegm (cardialgia), I I Zinc; 
 now right, now leftside, Stront.; from both 
 
 sides, Zinc; in spells (gastralgia), lAsaf.; 
 tearing, to back and shoulders (gastralgia), 
 ILyc f$^~ darting, lancinating. 
 
 Stomach, straining : when carrying heavy 
 weights causes dyspepsia, I IRuta. 
 
 Stomach, strange, peculiar sensation : Grat. 
 
 Stomach, stuffed feeling: as if she could not 
 lean forward, Ferr. iod. jmr fulness. 
 
 Stomach, tearing pain: lArs., ICoccul., Zinc; 
 as if torn with pincers, after a glass of wine 
 with nutmeg (diarrhoea), I ISul.; as if caused 
 by some living thing, Ananth.; feels torn, 
 Sarrac figg" gastralgia. 
 
 Stomach, tenesmus: Castor. 
 
 Stomach, tension : I I Aeon., Amb., I ICarbo v., 
 I INux v., IPlumb., IPuls.; with sore sensa- 
 tion in chest, ILyc; constant, 1 1 Rob. ; better 
 by drinking milk, Porta ; after eating, Coff. t.; 
 after eating, in bronchitis, Hod.; in emphy- 
 sema, IBrom. ; in typhoid fever, I IPhos.; 
 in gastralgia, IStann., IStaph.; painful, Bell.; 
 painful, with soreness on touch (rheumatic 
 attack), IBry.; in phthisis, Cupr. s., I ISul.; 
 pain, awakens at 2 a.m., IKali c. fi@Tfulness. 
 
 Stomach, throat : as if something alive were 
 rising into, I IVer.; as of a ball rising, better 
 by eructation, IMagn. m.; as of a ball rising, 
 in amenorrhoea and hysteria, I ISenecio; de- 
 rangement, causes sore throat, I Hydras. 
 
 Stomach, throbbing (beating, pulsating): Ant.t., 
 Arg. nit, lAsaf., Brach. ,ICalc,ICornus, IFerr., 
 I Ham., I llpec, IKali c, 1 1 Lac c, INitr. ac, 
 
 I INux v.; two strong beats apparently rising, 
 passing into head (hypochondriasis), lArg. 
 nit.; burning, Cact.; continuous, in climax, 
 ICact.; after eating, Alum.; after eating, worse 
 
 II a.m. (hysteria), Asaf.; in gastritis, IKali 
 iod.; as of a hammer, in ulcerated spot,Lachn.; 
 with nausea, I I Natr. s. ; perceptible to sight 
 and touch, lAsaf.; in sides, Med. 
 
 Stomach, tickling: excites cough, Bry.; causes 
 dry cough, ISang.; with pain in direction of 
 right inferior maxillary nerve, Tarant. 
 J8^* cough. 
 
 Stomach, tingling : with eructations, worse on 
 rising from lying, I Rhus. 
 
 Stomach, tongue : fig?* Chap. 11. 
 
 Stomach, trembling : feeling, Amm. c,Arg.nit., 
 I ICalc, Carbo v., IHam., llgn., I IVer.; with 
 subsequent gulping of water, Magn. s. 
 g^g 05 fluttering, motion. 
 
 Stomach, tumor : in region of pylorus, close to 
 umbilicus, towards right side, nearly size of 
 fist, sensitive to touch, movable (gastric dis- 
 order), I Atrop. s. $^ lump. 
 
 Stomach, twinging : Stront. 
 
 Stomach, twisting : I Alum.; with anxiety and 
 nausea and sweat, 8 to 9 a.m., ICoccuL; below, 
 as from colic, INux m.; after drinking, per- 
 forating ulcer), I ISil.; in gastralgia, ILyc, 
 I ISil.; in hysteria, I ISep.; rising toward 
 throat, Sep.; tearing, Ver. v.; with yawning, 
 ILyc. 
 
 Stomach, ulcers and ulceration: lArg. nit., 
 ICalc. a., IIKali bi., IKreo., IMez., I INatr. 
 ph., INitr. ac, Sal. ac, I ISil., Sinap., I lllran. 
 n.; chronic, of mucous membrane, IHydras.; 
 in typhoid fever, -Agar.; perforating, I Arg. 
 nit. JNux v., IPhos.; perforating, I ISil.; round, 
 ■Kali bi.; erosion from superficial ulceration, 
 with vomiting for weeks or months, herpetic, 
 of syphilitic origin, I ISyph. 
 
18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 471 
 
 Stomach, ulcerative pain : I I Ratan. ; with 
 evening cough, ILach.; passing off after eating, 
 I IGamb.; after dinner, lArg. nit. ; with haema- 
 temesis, IKreo.; left side, worse by touch and 
 deep inspiration, Arg. nit.; with sensitiveness 
 to pressure, IMagn. c. 
 
 Stomach, uncomfortable feeling: IBism., Car- 
 bol. ac; desire to inflate lungs to full extent, 
 in order to relieve, while riding in open air 
 on a raw, cold day, Chin, a.; on lying down, 
 Cinch, bol. ; with nausea, Amyl. 
 
 Stomach, uneasiness: Ascl. s., Cop., Cubeb., 
 Osm., Polyg., Sep., I lUstil.; with short breath, 
 Alum.; after eating, IHydras.; uneasiness, 
 better by eating (gastrosis), IMez.; after 
 food and drink (diabetes mellitus), ILact. 
 ac; with eructations, nausea and hiccough, 
 Cycl.; when free from pain in limbs, ICalc. 
 p., IKalibi.; after injury to head and face, 
 IHam.; with nausea and retching, Atrop. s. ; 
 occasional, at splenic end, I IFerr. ; with pain 
 in forehead, Kob.; with shuddering of body 
 on washing and while sitting down, Zinc. ; 
 especially in a small spot toward leftensiform 
 cartilage, on awaking, "IKali bi. 
 
 Stomach, weakness: I I Alum., HAnt. c, Calc. 
 s., ICaust., I IChloral., Eup.perf., IGels., Ilgn., 
 I IKali br., IMurex, INatr. c, I IPsor.,ITabac; 
 at 3 p.m., Calab. ; at 6 p.m.. amounting to nau- 
 sea, Osm.; from 10 a.m. till evening, IMur. ac; 
 through chest and to umbilicus, ILobel. i.; 
 after chill, Eup. perf.; coming from, IMagn. 
 m.; chronic, Ant. c; chronic, from dampness 
 of climate and want of fresh air, IVer.; | 
 chronic, from abuse of quinine, IVer. ; better 
 after eating, IBar. c; emanating from, IMagn. 
 m.; emptiness, as if quite gone, IGels.; feeling, 
 
 Amm. c, Bufo.,ICepa,Merc iod. flav.,IIPhos.; 
 feeling, with internal sensation of coldness, 
 Ver.; during apyrexia, Ipec; will neither tol- 
 erate nor digest food, IMur. ac; in hsemate- 
 mesis, lArs.; follows congestion to head, and 
 nape of neck, Tell.; with pressing in head and 
 hard stools, I I Menyanth.; she must lie down, 
 lAmb. ; succeeded nausea, IMagn. m.; ner- 
 vous excitability, I I Calab. ; nervous sensation, 
 Sal. ac; cannot bear anything but raw onions 
 (yellow fever), ICepa; rice would not digest, 
 (chronic diarrhoea), I I Pod.; with salivation, 
 llCinch.; by spells, INatr. in.; sinking feel- 
 ing, HCaps., ICrotal., ICrot. t., IHydras., 
 IHydr. ac, Jugl., ILyc., I IMurex, Plant., 
 Rhod.; sinking, on awaking, lApoc: sinking, 
 with gasping breathing, IChloral.; sinking, as 
 if dying, I Dig.; sinking, in dyspepsia, after 
 typhus, IBapt.; sinking, for hours after eating 
 anything acid, Zinc; sinking, better by eating, 
 Alum.; sinking, in typhus, IBapt.; sinking, 
 gone feeling (functional diseases of heart) feel- 
 ing, I Tabac; sinking, with heat, ISul.; sink- 
 ing, in hemorrhage, I I Trill.; sinking, in meno- 
 pause, ICrotal.; sinking, in sciatica, I I Staph.; 
 sinking, with general, sick feeling, IMerc 
 iod. rub.; sinking, after sleep, Apoc: sinking, 
 with white stools, IDig.; sinking, with desire 
 to tear something away,Med.; sinking, vomits 
 a greenish yellow bitter liquid, IMerc iod. 
 flaw; with vertigo, has to lie down, lAmb. 
 
 Stomach, ■weary feeling: Ars. h.; painful, 
 INuph. 
 
 Stomach, whirling: Berb. 
 
 Stomach, wrenching pain: worse after drink- 
 ing, Bell. 
 
 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 Diaphragm. Hypochondria. Liver. Spleen. 
 
 DIAPHRAGM, burning : in diaphragmitis, 
 ■Strain.; along anterior connection, IBry. 
 
 Diaphragm, constriction: Asar.,Bapt., llChel.; 
 as of a hoop (asthma), Cact.; from right 
 side, all around short ribs (diaphragmi- 
 tis), ILyc; with restlessness, 12 p.m. till morn- 
 ing, Merc. iod. rub.; with attempts to vomit, 
 I Cup. a. Jggi" pinching, spasm. 
 
 Diaphragm, cough: affecting, most before sun- 
 set, ILyc 
 
 Diaphragm, cutting: Senecio. 
 
 Diaphragm, drawing : in angina pectoris, gas- 
 tralgic form, lAgar.; painful, with difficult 
 respiration, Agar. 
 
 Diaphragm, heat: 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Diaphragm, inflammation (diaphragmitis) : 
 ■Aeon., Act. rac, Amb., Ant. t., lApis, Ars., 
 I Bell., IBrv., ICact., Cannab., Canth., Cham., 
 Coccul., IColoc, IDig., I IDulc, IHam., IHep., 
 Laur., ILyc, IMorph. sul., INux m., Nux v., 
 Phos., Puis., Pan. b., Sep., Spig., IStram., 
 ISul., Tabac, Ver.; chronic affection, probably 
 due to inflammation, ILyc; with coldness, 
 
 IVer.; grasping pain, with nausea or vomit- 
 ing, INux v.; with peritonitis, IVer.; in ner- 
 vous persons, INux v.; in nymphomania, 
 IStram.; with vomiting, IVer.; from getting 
 wet, INux m. 
 
 Diaphragm, motion : rapid, Bufo.; rapid, con- 
 vulsive, giving rise to extreme inhalations, 
 resembling panting of a dog (spasmodic asth- 
 ma), I IValer. 
 
 Diaphragm, neuralgia : Act. rac, Atrop., Bell., 
 Cact., Cup. m., Mosch.,Ehus, Mez., Sil. 
 
 Diaphragm, pain (undefined) : Ascl. t„ llpec. ; 
 on inhalation, INux m.; takes away breath, 
 I I Ipec ; after lifting a light weight, Bor. ; 
 with jerking breathing (rheumatism of dia- 
 phragm), ICact.; extends to sacrum, Zinc; in 
 right side, Uacea ; with hysterical spasms, 
 IStann. 
 
 Diaphragm, paralysis : Ars., Bism., Ign., Nux 
 v., Puis., Ruta, Stram., Ver., Zinc. 
 
 Diaphragm, pinching: on stooping, INatr. m.; 
 extending transversely through chest, on 
 walking, IBism. g@" constriction. 
 
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 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 Diaphragm, pressed upward : Camph.; by gas, 
 causes dyspnoea, INux v. 
 
 Diaphragm, pressing sensation : Jacea ; as if 
 pressed between two millstones, front to back, 
 llpec; painful below, on left side of ab- 
 domen, Ars. h.; below, extending from left to 
 right, • Tereb.; pain extending transversely 
 through chest, on walking, IBism. 
 
 Diaphragm, pressure: against, makes respira- 
 tion laborious (ascites), I Apis. 
 
 Diaphragm, as if pushed forward : poisoning 
 by foul breath, erysipelas, lAnthrac. 
 
 Diaphragm, rooting pain : with nausea or 
 vomiting, INux v. 
 
 Diaphragm, shooting : intochest(rheumatism), 
 HCact. 
 
 Diaphragm, soreness : at insertion (cholerine), 
 I Apis. 
 
 Diaphragm, spasm: Atrop., IIBell., IChel., 
 ICic, ICupr., IGels., Lobel. i., IMosch., 
 CEnan., Strain., Ver.; catching pain, with 
 gasping, I I Petrol.; sudden, must sit bent, 
 Phos. ac; in cholera Asiatica, lArg. nit.; 
 convulsive twitching, breast suddenly be- 
 comes strongly dilated and ribs rise and 
 sink suddenly (spasms of chest), IHyos.; as 
 in whooping cough, with cough, I I Sep.; in 
 emphysema (bronchitis), I Lobel. i.; hiccough - 
 like contractions (chorea), lAsaf.; hysteric, 
 Stann.; constant jerking motion making 
 breathing short, ICup. m.; occasional, for 
 some years, 1 1 Phyt. ; retraction at every inspi- 
 ration, I Hep.; affection of diaphragm and 
 spine, causes a mixture of hyperemia and 
 spasm with hiccough, IStram.; during pre- 
 vailing south winds in persons with cold 
 hands, oppression and anxiety, inchest,IVer.; 
 in onanists, Phos. ac. JUilr constriction ; 
 ( Hypochondria contraction and constric- 
 tion ; also Chap. 16, Hiccough. 
 
 Diaphragm, sticking : Zinc. 
 
 Diaphragm, stinging : Jacea. 
 
 Diaphragm, stitches : II Aeon. ; worse coughing, 
 Bry.; leftside, arresting respiration, Spig.; worse 
 from motion, Bry. ; as if in right side, Asaf. 
 
 Diaphragm, tensive pain : in region of, with 
 deeper inhalations, Tarax. 
 
 HYPOCHONDRIA, aching : Camph.,INux 
 v., Sil., Tereb. ; worse by inspiration, Con.; dull 
 in right, Msc. .h., I I Hydras., I Kali b.; dull, over 
 right, with nausea and vomiting, Cup. a.; to 
 feet, Lyss.; distress, in left, MPtel.; with 
 faint feeling in stomach, in left, Diosc; worse 
 nag-tit, in left, IKali c; in left, extending low 
 down in abdomen, with sensation of heavi- 
 ness in abdomen, Con.; continued pain in 
 right,, drawing her downward from epigas- 
 trium round to shoulder, evening, IKali bi.; 
 in right, Merc.iod. rub., I ISuL; in right, with 
 constant pain in sinciput, Ind.; through to 
 right scapula (enlargement and congestion of 
 liver), IMagn. m.; at a small spot in right, 
 from pressure, or drawing a deep breath, Bar. 
 c; in right, while writing, Chim. umb.; 
 weight, in right (functional derangement of 
 liver), I ISep. 
 
 Hypochondria, anguish : region of, INux v. 
 
 Hypochondria, anxious feeling: Dros. 
 
 Hypochondria, sensation of ball : Brom. ; go- 
 ing to and fro with various sounds, worse after 
 fluid food, better by tight clothing or bandage, 
 and lying quiet,, ICup. m. 
 
 Hypochondria, bruised pain : as if beaten, 
 Carbo v., ICoccul.;as if she would break in 
 two, ICornus ; contusive, in right, I IChel.; 
 during cough, Bry.; in left, 1 1 Apis ; in even- 
 ing,IRan. b.; in evening and night, I I Cist.; in 
 morning, on awaking, Cist.; in right, from a 
 blow, Arn.; pressive, Stront. 
 
 Hypochondria, burning: iEthus., IIApis ; in 
 afternoon, right, in walking, Amm. m. ; after 
 eating, I I Stann.; like fire (sciatica), ILach.; 
 heat, in right,! Aur. met.; in left, I Coccus, Grat., 
 1 1 Ver.; in left, on taking a deep breath, Bor. , in 
 left,cannot sleep, Apis ; in left, like heartburn, 
 into oesophagus, TrBerb. ; in left, after several 
 premature labors, Thuya; in left, worse lying 
 on it, 1 Graph.; in left, worse lying on affected 
 side, with loss of sexual power, I Coccus; in left, 
 toward spine, Murex ; worse in morning and 
 during motion, better after eating (organic 
 cardialgia), IKali bi.; in^ right, Ascl. t., lAur. 
 mur., I I Lac c. ; in right, in hepatitis, 1 1 Ars. 
 g@» heat. 
 
 Hypochondria, coldness: Cadm. s.; cooling 
 sensation, Chen. V. 
 
 Hypochondria, colicky pain: Bapt. ; in left, 
 Cochl. 
 $0^ cramplike pain, distended, flatus. 
 
 Hypochondria, constriction: IDros.; as of a 
 band (spinal irritation), INux v.; of a tight 
 band, worse at night, IHydras.; causes short 
 breath, Staph.; cannot tolerate tight clothing, 
 IIKreo.; must loosen clothing (dyspepsia), 
 IFerr. ph.; like a cord, Chel.; as if ligated 
 with cords, morning (dyspepsia), lArg. nit.; 
 with whooping cough, worse after midnight, 
 
 I IDros.; violent efforts to eructate to re- 
 lieve, in right, IPhyt.; as if laced below, 
 with trembling and throbbing in epigastric re- 
 gion, ICalc; worse morning and during mo- 
 tion, better eating (organic cardialgia), IKali 
 bi.; debilitating oppression, like a stricture, 
 with nausea, Ailant.; painful, INux v.; pain- 
 ful, impeding coughing, IDros.; painful, to 
 lumbar vertebrae, ICamph.; pinching, as from 
 incarcerated flatus, especially after eating, 
 
 I I Puis.; in right, in hepatic affections, dys- 
 pepsia, I IChel.; as if a rope were tied around 
 (after a mole birth), IBell.; before passing 
 turbid urine, IChel.; as of a strap as wide as 
 hand drawn tightly around, evening, after 
 supper, I ISep.; tensive feeling, as of tight 
 band, worse from pressure (intermittent), 
 ICoccul.; in myelitis, ICalab. fi^ constric- 
 tion, cramplike pain ; also Diaphragm 
 spasm. 
 
 Hypochondria, contractive feeling: I Alum.; 
 obliged to bend forward, lApis; during in- 
 spiration (asthma Millari), ICup. m.; painful, 
 lumbar vertebrae, ICamph.; pressure in right, 
 Ang. fggg*' constriction, cramplike pain ; 
 also Diaphragm spasm. 
 
 Hypochondria, cough : painful, IDros., IHyos., 
 ISuL; pain in left, better by pressure and ly- 
 ing on left side, I I Sang.; must support with 
 hands, 1 1 Dros. 
 
 Hypochondria, cramplike pains : alternate 
 with oppression in chest and difficult respi- 
 ration, 1 1 Zinc; especially at noon when she 
 is hungry (amenorrhoea), BZinc; periodical, 
 I IRhod.; running toward pubes, Cornus. 
 j&igr contraction, constriction. 
 
 Hypochondria, cutting : Chel.; bearing down, 
 
18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 473 
 
 lGraph.; cramplike, worse in right, into back, 
 IMerc. iod. fiav.; like knives, worse in left 
 (gastralgia), lArg. nit.; in left, Arg. met., 
 Gamb.;in left, on walking rapidly, as if a 
 hard, sharp movable piece were there, Bor.; 
 in right, when moving trunk, Ang. ; cutting, 
 in right, extending downward across bowels, 
 followed by diarrhoea, evacuation sudden, 
 Bor.; before stool, Cub. 
 $^ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Hypochondria, darting: in right, when talking, 
 J I Kali iod.; right to left, with profuse sweat, 
 must bend double, writhe in agony, clench 
 hands (icterus from calculus), ICalc 
 ggj^ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Hypochondria, digging : in left, Diosc; in right, 
 I IPhyt. 
 
 Hypochondria, disagreeable feeling : in ascites, 
 lAur. mur. 
 
 Hypochondria, distension: ICham., I llgn., 
 INux v.; bloated, around lower edge, IKalic; 
 bloated, must loosen garments (heart disease), 
 'ICalc; bloated, painful, in right (hepatitis), 
 BArs. ; after a moderate meal, Apoc; as if he 
 had eaten too much, I Col ch.; better after pass- 
 ing flatus, Aloe; of left, Aurant.;left, in inter- 
 mittent fever, IChin. a.; of left, in hepatitis, 
 IMerc; worse in region of liver (influenza), 
 lAnt. t.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; protrusion, 
 ^vith pain in left (haematemesis), I I Sec. ; 
 puffed up, Ferr. ph.; in right, with dull, 
 heavy, aching, coming on two or three hours 
 after eating, and partly relieved as digestion 
 is completed (dyspepsia), INatr. in.; of right, 
 in hepatic derangement, I I Pod.; of right, 
 with hepatitis, when suppuration ensues, 
 IPhos.; swelling, Aur. met., Ferr.; swollen 
 feeling, INux m.; feels swollen (autumnal 
 fever), IIAbsin.; swollen, worse in left (apy- 
 rexia of intermittent), lArs. J8^° colicky 
 pain, flatus, fulness, tension ; also Chap. 
 19, Abdomen distended. 
 
 Hypochondria, distress : in right, with draw T - 
 ing pains in fingers and ankles, Ptel. 
 
 Hypochondria, dragging: painful, I I Ptel.; in 
 left, worse at night, IKali c; in right, Hy- 
 per. 
 
 Hypochondria, drawing : through both (dry 
 asthma), MSquilla; to epigastrium, stitching 
 pain from both, Goss.; in left, lArs., Berb., 
 ICoccus ; a half hour after eating, especially 
 in evenings, ICarbo v.; from left to hip, pain- 
 ful, I I Cup. m.; in right, Agar., Caulo.; towards 
 symphysis pubis, painful, ICalc; tearing, in 
 left, Berb. ; transient, painful, followed by 
 lame sensation in left, Merc iod. rub. 
 
 Hypochondria, dull pain : Erig., Ferr. iod., 
 Ham.; heavy, IKali bi.; in left, Sinap.; in 
 left, constant, worse lying cm affected side, 
 with loss of sexual power, ICoccus ; in left, 
 in intermittent fever, lArs.; in right, Carbo 
 v.; in right, biliary calculi, lElat.; in right, 
 in catarrh, USticta ; in right, in hepatic de- 
 rangement, IMyr. cer.; in right, with distress 
 in small intestines, Ustil.; going through to 
 right scapula, in enlargement and congestion 
 (induration) of liver, IMagn. m.; in right, 
 especially when limited to a small spot, IKali 
 bi.; in right, with stitches (liver complaint), 
 I Card. m. 
 
 Hypochondria, eruption : itching, painful, pap- 
 ulous, around waist, I I Med. 
 
 Hypochondria, faint : sick feeling before stool, 
 IMerc iod» flav. 
 
 Hypochondria, flatus: accumulates, HCham.; 
 incarcerated, Oxal. ac; incarceration painful, 
 IRhod.; incarcerated in right, painful, IColch.; 
 incarcerated in right, in rheumatic fever, 
 1 1 Thuya; incarcerated in left, pains extend 
 to left side of back and lumbar vertebrae, 
 ICoccus; spot in right painful as from flatus, 
 w r hich gave rise to violent efforts to eructate, 
 frequently ending in vomiting, I IPhyt.; in left, 
 stitching pains, I Aur. met. 
 jg^gT" distended, fulness, noise ; also Chap. 
 19, Abdomen distended, and Flatulence 
 incarcerated. 
 
 Hypochondria, sensation of fulness : Calc a., 
 ICham., I llgn., IMerc; must breathe deeply, 
 Card, m.; causes short breath, Staph.; then 
 diarrhoea (melama), IHam.; in left, Sticta ; in 
 left, cannot lie on it, ICean.; in right, liEsc. 
 h., Ascl. t,, I I Hydras., Iber.; in right, from a 
 blow, Arm; in right, Merc. iod. rub.; in right, 
 with flatulence, pain and soreness, IPod.; in 
 right, in liver complaint, IChel. 
 jggg"' distended, flatus, heaviness, pressure, 
 tension. 
 
 Hypochondria, gnawing : worse in morning 
 and during motion, better by eating (organic 
 cardialgia), IKali bi. 
 
 Hypochondria, grasping : with chilliness, ICalc 
 
 Hypochondria, griping : acute, in left, ILyc 
 JS&i^ cramplike pain, flatus, pinching. 
 
 Hypochondria, hardness: in left, lllod.; in 
 left, in intermittent, lArs., Hod. 
 JgS§| c> Liver and Spleen induration. 
 
 Hypochondria, heat: I ICaust,; burning around 
 back like a coal of lire (abscess of liver), 
 I I Med.; painful, Grat. g^" burning. 
 
 Hypochondria, heaviness: followed by pros- 
 tration, Zinc; in right, in functional derange- 
 ment of liver, I I Sep. ; painful in right, toward 
 back, -worse from deep breathing, Zing.; as 
 from a stone, ICoccul.; like a weight, Zinc; 
 weight, in affection of liver, IMagn. m.; 
 weight, in left, worse at night, IKali c; 
 weight, in right, could not rest on right side, 
 IMagn. m.; weight constant in both when 
 walking, I I Ptel. g@£* fulness, oppression. 
 
 Hypochondria, itching : left side, Fluor, ac 
 
 Hvpochondria, jerking : in left, Berb.; in right, 
 Cact, 
 
 Hypochondria, lancinating : in afternoon, in 
 right, vEthus.; in left (yellow fever), ICadm. 
 s.; in right, worse in lying on painful side, 
 Calc. fl. egi a> cutting,* darting. 
 
 Hypochondria, feeling of lassitude : IPuls. 
 
 Hypochondria, lumps: hard, in right, Cund. 
 'fife^* Liver and Spleen indurated. 
 
 Hypochondria, lying: cannot lie on right side, 
 ILyc ; cannot lie on right (ague suppressed 
 by Cinchona\ INatr. m.; cannot lie on right, 
 on account of penetrating pain, I I Phyt. 
 gggT" sensitive ; also Liver and spleen sen- 
 sitive. 
 
 Hypochondria, motion : violent, in right, as 
 though something living were moving about, 
 during menses, Inula. 
 
 Hypochondria, noise : gurgling incessant be- 
 neath left, Verbas.; rumbling below left, with 
 sense of emptiness in epigastrium, Verbas.; 
 gurgling, or rumbling, with nausea, IPuls.; 
 j^° flatus. 
 
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 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 Hypochondria, numbness : in left, Ang.; in 
 right, Amra. c, Apis. 
 
 Hypochondria, oppression : in right, Iber. 
 jg@T* fulness, heaviness. 
 
 Hypochondria, pain (undefined) : All. sat., I Car- 
 bo v., ILobel. c, Mephit., Sang. ; on awaking, 
 I Cist.; on awaking in morning. Cinch, bol.; 
 through to back on inspiring, in right, iEsc h.; 
 with chilliness and diarrhoea, Aloe ; constant, 
 Bapt.; downward from waist, 1 1 Med.; with 
 flatulence, Cist, c; intermittent, Amm. m.; 
 in left, I Agar, Arum t., Asim., Benz. ac, 
 BChin. s., HCalc, Cean., Chrom. ac, Daph., 
 IIDiosc, llpec, BNatr. s.; in Addison's dis- 
 ease, I INatr. in.; in left, in afternoon, BBLyc; 
 when menses should appear (amenorrhcea), 
 ■ Ham.; in left, around to back, I I Puis. ; in 
 left, through to back, must support spot with 
 hand and get up and walk about, worse lying 
 down, and at night, IMagn. c; left, on taking 
 a long breath, I Lye. ; in left, continuous as if 
 bruised, BOxal. ac; in left, in cardialgia, 
 I I Zinc; in left, in chest complaint, BApis; 
 in left, with chill in morning, IINuxv.; in 
 left, worse by chill, or bodily exertion, I Kali 
 bi.; in coughing, Spong.;in left, deep,BBCean.; 
 in left, as if in diaphragm, BCrotal.; in left, in 
 dyspepsia, BArg. nit.; in left, after each meal, 
 I Daph.; in left, followed by eructation and 
 relief of pain, Pallad.; in left, in quotidian in- 
 termittent, BArs.; in left, in tertian ague, 
 BHep.; in left, in intermittent, during apy- 
 rexia, BApis ; in left, with fulness and heavi- 
 ness in liver, BLach.; in left, in gastralgia, 
 spreads over whole abdomen, to oesophagus, 
 to back, to shoulder blades, BArs. ; in left, half 
 way between epigastrium and side, Glon.; in 
 left, high up, extending toward incarcerated 
 hernia, BCepa ; in left, intense, causing faint- 
 ness, better after warm sweat, Vib. ; in left, 
 cannot lie on it, BCean.; in left, obstinate 
 in uterine disease, BCalc p.; in left, worse 
 from pressure and continued walking (melan- 
 choly after mortification), BIgn.; in left, acute- 
 ly painful to pressure, BBIod.; in left, worse 
 from pressure, sleep disturbed when lying on 
 that side (intermittent), BCoccul.; in left, 
 through to border of right scapula, worse ly- 
 ing on left side, I INatr. m.; in left, a spot as 
 large as half a dollar, compelling her to press 
 with hand, BManc; in left, with vertigo on 
 awaking in morning, Merc iod. flav.; in liver 
 complaint, Aeet. ac. ; as if being pressed out 
 when pressing on epigastrium, Bell.; followed 
 by prostration, Zinc; caused by riding, with 
 desire to lie down, BSep.; in right,' Agar., 
 Ascl. t, Brach., Cain., I ICarbol. ac, BChel., 
 Cund., Jalap, Xan.; in right, causes inability 
 to raise or stretch right arm,Urt. ur.; in right, 
 from congestion, BLyc; in right, in bilious 
 diarrhoea, BMerc; in right, near epigastrium 
 as if it would be drawn inward, Jamb.; in 
 right, toward epigastrium, worse from touch 
 and walking (gastric derangement), BKali bi. ; 
 in right, extending toward epigastrium and 
 stomach, worse bending forward, coughing 
 and breathing, cannot bear least touch (acute 
 hepatitis), BCoccul.; in right, continual, with 
 yellowish color of face (bronchitis), BLyc; in 
 right, with high fever, hardly able to breathe, 
 kept moving, better after eating, 1 1 Rhus ; in 
 right, in .ague suppressed by Cinchona, BNatr. 
 
 m.; in right, in remittent autumnal fever, BCar- 
 bol. ac; in right, at 11 a.m., Lact.ac; in right, 
 in jaundice,BSul.; in right, in chronic jaundice, 
 Blod.; in right, extends over stomach to left 
 (gastralgia), BSul.; in right, in congestion of 
 liver, BBLyc. ; in right, better lying on it, 
 lAmb.; in right, worse from motion, BIris ; 
 in right, during pregnancy, I IPhyt.; in right, 
 from within outward, Lyss.; when stooping, 
 I I Alum.; while stooping, and rising from ly- 
 ing, BHydras.; with swelling and headache, 
 Laur.; spreading upward, BBApis ; and around 
 waist, with shooting pains to shoulder blade 
 (dyspepsia), BLyc; on walking, in affection of 
 stomach, BKali bi.; from walking, or deep in- 
 spiration, BRumex. 
 
 Hypochondria, pinching: Blpec; nipping, to 
 under surface of sternum, BCalc; in right,, 
 with colic, iEsc h.; after stool, Caust. 
 git^contraction, constriction, cramplike, 
 pressure. 
 
 Hypochondria, feeling of pressure : Amm. c, 
 Aur. mur., Bor., BCamph., Mang., BMur. ac, 
 BPod., Sil.; on awaking, Chrom. ac; impedes 
 "breathing, especially after coffee, BCham.; as 
 from a sharp body or stone, BNuxm.; and 
 constriction, in right, BAcon.; in whooping 
 cough, BAmbra, I ISpong. ; drawing in left, 
 from below, with anxiety and nausea in chest, 
 Rhus ; dull pains, Carbol. ac; after eating, 
 Aur. met., Cham., BCoca; after eating, with 
 depression of spirits, I I Zinc; after eating, 
 must loosen clothing, BNux v.; better by eruc- 
 tation, Coccul.; of flatus, Card. m. ; as from 
 flatulence, worse after food or drink and mo- 
 tion, Aur. met.; almost like incarcerated fla- 
 tus, though with hardness, Case; as from 
 flatulence, morning in bed, worse walking, 
 better after stool, and renewed when walking 
 again, 1 1 Zinc; and fulness, after eating, Lo- 
 bel. i. ; frequent, recurring attacks, occasion- 
 ally stitches on right, towards epigastrium, 
 at times swelling, BLyc; in heart disease and 
 morbus Brightii, B Aur. mur. ; in right, in in- 
 fluenza, BAnt. t.; in left, BCalc p.; left to 
 back, as from a swelling, BAgar.; in left, back- 
 ward, drawing downward, BBerb.; in left, 
 during deep breath, Bor., in left, near epigas- 
 trium, Jamb.; in left, in heat of intermittent, 
 BArs.; in left, painful, iEthus. ; in left, passes 
 off when lying down, Sep.; in left, with 
 stitches, Zinc; in left, as from a stone (gas- 
 tralgia), BCham.; painful, BCon.; painful, with 
 chill (intermittent), I I Pod.; painful, with 
 menses, BGraph.; painful in right, worse from 
 pressure (enlargement of liver), Con.; pain- 
 ful in right, at times took away breath, be- 
 came a sticking, ILyc; painful, after quick 
 walking, Lyss.; pinching, in left, Zinc; in 
 right, with hypochondriacal mood, 'three 
 hours after dinner, Zinc; in right, BCalc p.; 
 in right, on awaking, Chrom. ac ; in right, 
 relapse of intermittent, BArs. ; in right, in 
 jaundice, BAur. mur. nat., BBry.; in right, in 
 liver complaint, BChel.; in right, in morning 
 on awaking, painful, Chrom. ac; in right, as 
 from incarcerated flatus, worse motion, Zinc; 
 in a small spot, in right, Zinc; in right, on a 
 small spot near and above umbilicus, worse 
 from motion and touch (hepatitis), BBell.; 
 sore pain, as from a blow, in right, worse from 
 touch, BBLyc; tensive, after emission, Agar. 
 
18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 47S 
 
 contraction, constriction, cramplike, 
 distended, flatus, fulness, tension. 
 
 Hypochondria, pricking : Apis. 
 
 Hypochondria, as of something pulling: from 
 region of spleen into chest, which sinks back 
 again during exhalation, or taking deep 
 breath, Bor. 
 
 Hypochondria, sensitive : clothes feel tight, 
 ICaust., Chel., ICinch., ICrotal., Eup. per., 
 ■Graph., INatr. s.; tightening clothes aggra- 
 vates pain (hysteralgia), ICaust.; clothes feel 
 tight, in asthma, ICinch.; clothing feels tight, 
 in hysterical or hypochondriacal subjects, IXux 
 v.; clothes feel tight, in icterus and dysmenor- 
 rhea, HCalc; clothes feel tight, in spinal irri- 
 tation, IXux v.; during apyrexia, Cinch. ; in 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t.; to- pressure, llpec, 
 IILach.; to pressure, left, in afternoon, Pallad.; 
 pressure in left, in intermittent, ICoccul., Hod. ; 
 to pressure, left (mental disturbance), I Chel.; 
 to pressure, right, IFluor. ac, I IVer. ; press- 
 ure, right, iu chronic looseness of bowels and 
 bilious vomiting, IFluor. ac; to pressure, right, 
 over region of stomach (perforating ulcer), 
 ■Kali c; to pressure, right (acute rheumatism 
 and liver complaint), IChel.; pressure causes 
 pain in epigastrium, and vice versa, ILyc; 
 right, in hepatic affections, I IChel.; tender- 
 ness, Ascl. t.; tenderness across, IMerc; ten- 
 derness in left, Lye; tenderness, in right, 
 ./Esc. h., I ISul.; tenderness in right, in bilious 
 diarrhoea, IMerc; tenderness in right, in func- 
 tional derangement of liver, 1 1 Sep. ; tender- 
 ness in right, in enlargement and congestion 
 of liver, IMagn. m.; tenderness in right, with 
 bilious pneumonia, IMerc; to touch, IDros., 
 ISul.; to touch, in Bright's disease, lArs.; to 
 touch, in left (intermittent), lArs.; to touch, 
 a sore spot in right, not larger than a dollar, 
 IPhyt.; to touch, soreness, IRan. b.; to touch, 
 in left, with pain as from soreness behind 
 lower end of sternum, Lact. ac; on walking 
 in open air, INatr. s. g^g"* Chap. 17, Stom- 
 ach sensitive, and Chap. 19, Abdomen sen- 
 sitive. 
 
 Hypochondria, sharp pains: to back, IRan. b.; 
 in left, in region of spleen, Ham.; in left, worse 
 walking, prevents sitting, worse evening, with 
 difficult respiration, I Kali c; in lower part of 
 left, lasting a short time, Lact. ac; in right, 
 MPtel. 
 
 Hypochondria, shooting : to back, IRan. b.; in 
 left, JEthus., IFerr.; in left, to cardiac region, 
 worse on deep inspiration, Alum. ; from left 
 to right. Alum.; in left, worse at night, I Kali 
 c; in abscess of liver, I I Rhus ; occasional, in 
 right, downward, I IPtel. 
 
 Hypochondria, smarting ; in right, in rheuma- 
 tism, I ISabad. ££§"* burning". 
 
 Hypochondria, as if something smooth were 
 gliding from right to left when lying on back : 
 Daph. 
 
 Hypochondria, soreness: Amm. c, iEthus., 
 
 I I Apis, IBry., lEup. perf., ISul.; at 6 p.m., 
 Calab.; soreness as if beaten, worse on side on 
 which he lies, worse turning and worst when 
 beginning to move, IIRhus ; in whooping 
 cough, IBry. ; after attack of chronic diarrhnea, 
 IXat. s.; after dinner, Agar.; with hiccough, 
 INiccol.; in left, ICalc; in left, on bending, 
 Merc iod. rub.; in left, as after a contusion, 
 
 I I Apis; in left, especially on moving trunk, 
 
 I IRan. b.; in left, periodical (mental derange- 
 ment), IBrom.; in left, slow pulsating, Zinc. ; 
 left, going through to border of right scapula, 
 worse lying on left side, I INatr. in.; worse on 
 motion, IBry., Carbol. ac; in right, ICalc p.; 
 in right, in functional derangement of liver,' 
 I I Sep. ; in right, during pregnancy, I IPhyt.- 
 especially to touch, IRan. b.; ulcerative pain, 
 two fingers' breadth below right, worse on 
 pressure, stepping on right foot (hepatic dis- 
 order), I ISil. &gr aching, bruised. 
 
 Hypochondria, spasm: worse during inspira- 
 tion, I I Zinc. J^g~ Diaphragm spasm. 
 
 Hypochondria, spasmodic pains : Alum.; with 
 dyspnea, Alum.; resembling those accompa- 
 nying gallstones, IKali bi.; as if intestines 
 were strung up in knots (dysmenorrhea), 
 ISul. ; from right to left, IXux m. 
 
 Hypochondria, sticking: caused by deep breath- 
 ing, ICalc; in left, I ILith. c; in left, near 
 epigastrium, Jamb.; in left, in hepatitis, 
 IMerc; severe, darting in left, deep seated as 
 if in spleen, as if some hot fluid were running 
 through splenic vessels, better walking about 
 room, Vib.; sudden, in left, I I Mane; espe- 
 cially in left, caused by movements of flatus, 
 Sul.; in left, particularly when sitting in even- 
 ing, Magn. s.; to small of back and shoulder 
 (angina pectoris), ILyc; better in bending 
 double (hysteria), ILyc; pinching, in right, 
 Yerbas.; near border of false ribs, about three 
 inches from linea alba, worse bv pressure, ex- 
 tends across stomach, IBerb.; in right, Hyper.; 
 in right, on inspiration, Zinc; in right, toward 
 back, apparently behind liver, Kali n.; in 
 right, during sour eructation, Zinc; as if ribs 
 were broken, and sharp points were sticking 
 in flesh, I I Sep.; in right, 'from slightest press- 
 ure or walking, ICinch. 
 
 Hypochondria, stinging: in left, Berb.; in 
 left, at night. Zing.; in left, towards spine, 
 Murex ; in right, I ISul.; when touching, Aur. 
 met. 
 
 Hypochondria, stitches : Amm. c, Anac, Carb. 
 s. .Chel., I Graph., ILyc, Sabad.,Senecio; during 
 cough, Bry.; in whooping cough, BBrv.; worse 
 while eating, IPod.; in quotidian ague, I ISep.; 
 fleeting, dull in left, shaking him to and fro, 
 Ang. ; following headache, JEsc. h. ; during in- 
 halation, Agar.; as with knives in, Niccol.; in 
 right, in jaundice BBry. ;in left,.Esch.,,Ethus.,. 
 I I Agar., Arg. met., lArs., Cann. s., ICham., 
 IChin. s., Cist., Con., IGIon., Oxal. ac, ISep., 
 Zing.; in left, lying on back, with dry cough, 
 Amm. m.; in left, boring, Stann.; in left, dur- 
 ing every inspiration, IMerc. sol.; in left, deep, 
 sharp, where ribs cease, Yerbas.; in left,worse 
 after drinking very cold water, INatr. c; in 
 left, in evening, while walking and standing, 
 Zinc; in left, during apyrexia (intermittent), 
 I I Puis.; in left, fine, worse moving and laugh- 
 ing, .Esc h.; in left, better lying, Cepa ; in 
 left, during pregnancy, IMagn. c; in left, as 
 after running, Aur. mur.; in left, several short, 
 ILactu. v.; in left, walking in open air, INatr. 
 s.; before menses, IPuls.; worse from motion, 
 Alum.; in right, in evening, when walking, 
 Amm. m.; in right, toward small of back, 
 ICalc; in right, violent, sharp, followed by 
 griping in lower abdomen, I INatr. c; in right, 
 from front to back, worse running, Cam ph. ; 
 in right, toward diaphragm, Asaf.;in right 
 
476 
 
 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 external, after dinner, IKalibi.; in right, in 
 gastralgia or gastritis, lArs.; in, right, after 
 frontal headache, IJEsc h.; in right, on inspi- 
 ration, I I Rhus ; in right, intermittent, with 
 short, dry, evening cough, I Sep.; from right 
 to left, Brom.; now right, now left, Thuya ; 
 in right, lasting for a few minutes, Goss. ; in 
 right, in a small spot, on sudden motion after 
 sitting, I Kali hi.; in right, on touch (gastric 
 fever), I I Sep.; in right, transient, with sensi- 
 tiveness to pressure or deep inspiration, I Bry.; 
 after running (tabes mesenterica), I ITuberc; 
 tearing, in hepatitis with pleurisy, IMerc. 
 jg@* cutting, darting, lancinating. 
 
 Hypochondria, strange feeling like that pro- 
 duced in throat when taking the preparation, 
 is felt in right : Meph. 
 
 Hypochondria, sweat : I ICaust. 
 
 Hypochondria, tearing: jerklike, drawing in 
 right, as from incarcerated flatus, worse mo- 
 tion, Zinc; on inspiration, painful on touch, 
 as if bruised, Cupr. s.; in left, as if something 
 were torn loose during inspiration, Berb.; in 
 left, Berb. ; from left to right, Lyss. 
 
 Hypochondria, tension : Ant. c, Apis, ICalc., 
 ICarbo v., I llgn.JMur. ac, INux v., I IRhod.; 
 aching, worse bending body, or by pressure of 
 hand, ILyc.; as from a band (asthma), lArg. 
 nit.; with oppressed breathing, INux v.; as 
 from a cord making diaphragmatic attach- 
 ments, cannot stretch or stand upright, ILyc; 
 after eating, I Coca ; tension, as from flatus, 
 with feeling of hardness, Case; heaviness, 
 
 I Aeon.; as from a hoop, ILyc; in left, Eup. 
 perf. ; in left, extending low down 'in abdo- 
 men, with heaviness, Con.; in left, in heat of 
 intermittent, lArs.; in left, to middle line, 
 causing difficulty of breathing, in warm room, 
 in evening after sunset, better walking in 
 open air, kept her awake in bed till 1 a.m., on 
 awaking next morning the same, better after 
 Turkish bath, Filix; continual pain, Cham.; 
 painful, ICon.; painful, as from a constricting 
 band, ICon.; painful, going through to right 
 scapula (enlargement and congestion of liver), 
 ■Magn. m.; in right, Aur. mur., IFerr.,1 I Ver.; 
 in right, in relapse of intermittent, lArs. ; in 
 right, in hepatitis, lArs.; in right, in liver 
 complaint, IChel.; in right, in hepatic affec- 
 tions and dyspepsia, I IChel.; in right, pain- 
 ful, worse on deep inspiration, Bry.; in right, 
 painful to pressure (acute rheumatism and 
 liver affections), IChel.; in right, as if some- 
 thing were too short in it, Ang. 
 
 g^° distended, fulness, pressure. 
 Hypochondria, throbbing : in hepatitis, 1 1 Act. 
 sp.; in left, Ascl. t., Ran. b.; in left, cannot be 
 in bed, must walk room, better from pressure, 
 
 II p.m. until 3 a.m., Vib.; in left, better from 
 hard pressure and walking, cannot lie on left 
 side, Vib.; in right, Brach.; in right, better by 
 belching or passing wind, ICalc p.; in right, 
 when lying on left side and vice versa, Tell.; 
 in right, frequent, worse from pressure, step- 
 ping on right foot (hepatic disorder), I ISil. 
 
 Hypochondria, tired sensation : in pharyngitis, 
 I INatr.m. 
 
 Hypochondria, tumor : size of an orange, in 
 right (carcinoma ventriculi), IIMez.; hard 
 and tense, tender when pressed, and indis- 
 tinct fluctuations, extends into right iliac re- 
 gion (ovarian cystic tumor), I Kali br. 
 
 Hypochondria, twisting pain : in right, with 
 
 sensation of heat, IPod. 
 Hypochondria, ulcerative pain: Ascl. t., 
 
 I I Stann. 
 Hypochondria, wind : Ji^f flatus. 
 LIVER, abscess: IBell.,Bry.,Cinch.,Fluor.ac, 
 
 IIHep., IKali c, ILach., ILyc, IMed.,IIMerc, 
 
 INux v., 1 1 Puis., 1 1 Rhus, Ruta, Sep., IISiL, 
 
 ITherid.; as if abscess would burst, ILaur.; 
 
 pain when coughing, as if ulcerated, ILach.; 
 
 pain from abscess, to right shoulder and elbow, 
 
 I I Med. g^^congested, enlarged, inflamed. 
 Liver, aching: ICarbo a., IPhos.; in anterior 
 
 part,ICamph.; burning, worse drinking water, 
 ILed.; awoke with distress in base, I IPtel.; 
 distress, IPtel.; distress in right lower lobe, 
 1 1 2Esc. h.; dull, worse near gall bladder,ILept.; 
 dull, in li£ematemesis, IHyos. ; dull, heavy, 
 with distension, after eating, lessening as di- 
 gestion advances, INatr. m.; heavy, Bapt.; 
 extending over dorsal region, IPolyp.; from 
 pressure, IPtel.; to between shoulders, iEsc 
 h.; sore, as from a shock, ILyc; sore, dull, 
 sensitive to touch, in evening, Tromb.; worse 
 from shock, Agnus ; in bilious vomiting, 
 ICrotal. 
 
 Liver, angina : with liver affection, INux v. 
 
 Liver, atrophy (cirrhosis) : Apoc, Ars., lArg. 
 nit., IIAurum, IBry., I ICarbo v., ICard. m., 
 Chloral., Chel., Cinch., ICup. m., IHydrocot., 
 Illod., ILach., Lent., Magn. m., IMerc, IMur. 
 ac, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, INux v., I IPhos., 
 IPlumb., I I Puis., Selen., Sep., ISul.; acute, 
 Crotal; acute, from jaundice, IPhos.; acute 
 yellow, Aeon., Bell., Bry., IICalc,Dig., Ipec, 
 Lept., I IPhos.; chronic, with emaciation and 
 dessication of body, IMerc viv.; in typhus, 
 with albuminuria, ICalc. a.; during inflamma- 
 tory process, IHep.; nodulated, in marasmus, 
 ■Hydras.; nutmeg or alcoholic variety, Ant. 
 t., Ars., Bry., ICarbo v., Ipec, I ILach., Laur., 
 Lept., IILvc, INatr. m., I INux m., INux v., 
 IPhos., Puis., Sul., I I Ver. 
 
 Liver, as of a ball in : Bar. c 
 
 Liver, bile: absence, IChion. v., IPlumb.; de- 
 creased, I IChel., Gels.; increased, Aloe, Ars., 
 Ascl. s., I Bell., IBry., ICham., Chlor., Illpec, 
 IMerc, INatr. s., INux v., IPhos., I IPod., 
 ■Puis., Sep., ISul., IVer.; increased, w T ith bili- 
 ous coating on tongue, or bitter taste, INatr. 
 s.; increase, then deficiency, with jaundice, 
 llris ; increased, during menses, IPhyt.; violet 
 color, I Amyg. jg^ jaundice ; also Chap. 16, 
 Vomiting bile. 
 
 Liver, blue : deep indigo, Ars. h. 
 
 Liver, boring : in evening, while sitting, Amm. 
 c; hard, through, I I Sep. 
 
 Liver, bronchitis : with hepatic disturbances, 
 ILyc. 
 
 Liver, bruised pain : I ICarbo v.; when stoop- 
 ing, lAlum.; when touched or bending,IClem.; 
 with fulness, IKreo. Jg^° aching, soreness. 
 
 Liver, burning : I Aeon., I Agar., Aloe, Amm. c, 
 Bry., Carbo v., IGamb., IKali c, Plumb., 
 
 I I Stann.; in cancer, I ITarant. relieved ; dis- 
 tress, in back part, I Lept.; in yellow fever, 
 I Ars.; tensive, I IBry.; worse from touch, 
 I ITherid.; in right lobe, before stool composed 
 of blood, bile and black fecal matter, 1 1 Polyp.; 
 pulsative, Ananth.; in one spot, in passage of 
 gall stones, Phos. ac; with vomiting, iMsc. h. 
 
 Liver, calculi : jg^ 1 * gall stones. 
 
18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 477 
 
 Liver, cancer: with burning, Ars., Bell., Carbo 
 a., Con., Hydras., Lye, Sep., Sil., I ITarant. 
 (relieved) ; right lobe smooth, painless, can be 
 felt reaching over arch of ribs, left cannot be 
 separated from tumors (cancer of stomach), 
 I ICund.; scirrhus, jBor. 
 
 Liver, catching pain : in pleuro-pneumonia ; 
 ■Caps. 
 
 Liver, children : liver-grown, INux m.; bilious 
 symptoms, with chafing, I INatr. s. 
 
 Liver, chills ; commence over and pass around 
 to back (hepatic derangement), 1 1 Pod. 
 
 Liver, cirrhosis: jggg" 5 atrophy, 
 
 Liver, climaxis: complaints, IILach.; dis- 
 ease, with intercostal neuralgia, I I Stann. 
 
 Liver, coldness : in region, Bar. c. 
 
 Liver, cold pains: when coughing, Med. 
 
 Liver, colic: biliary, Ars., Bapt., IIBell., 
 IIBerb., IBry., ICham., IChel., IChlorof, 
 Cinch., Cup. in., Dig., llris, IKali c, Laur., 
 Merc, INuxv.,IPod.,"Puls.,Khus,IIVer.; with 
 chill, IChel.; in chronic dyspepsia, IHydr. 
 ac; after indigestion, IStapti.; with clay col- 
 ored stools, IChel.; periodic, ICinch.; every 
 two weeks (jaundice), I I Sep.; with vomiting, 
 IChel.; extending quickly downward across 
 navel into intestines, IChel.; spreading over 
 abdomen, ICepa. 
 figp" cramps, gall stones, pinching. 
 
 Liver complaint : gg|r derangement. 
 
 Liver, congestion: lAgar., lApoc, Ars. h., 
 Brv., ICard. m., IChel., Cinch., IIMed., 
 IPhos., IPod., IPtel.; acute, IBelL, INux v., 
 ■Ver.; in ascites, lAur. mur.; with asthma, 
 lYer.; with bleeding, IHam.; full of thick 
 black blood, t.Bar. m.; in Bright's disease, 
 Atrop.; with bronchial catarrh, I Ver.; with 
 cholera -like symptoms, I Ver.; chronic, ILyc; 
 with cutting pains and abdominal flatulency, 
 I INatr. s.; with dysmenorrhea, in feeble, 
 torpid subjects, I I Sang.; engorgement, lAn- 
 thrac, IChin. s., IHep., IISul.; chronic en- 
 gorgement, I Hep. ; engorgement in heart dis- 
 ease, iCact,; engorgement, worse lying on left 
 side, INatr. s.; in organic disease of heart, 
 I Apis; with hemorrhoidal colic, I I Merc, cor.; 
 with jaundice, I IPod., I IPtel.; causes pain in 
 back and right side, IILyc; passive, IGels.; 
 passive, with vertigo, dim siy:ht and fulness 
 of head, IGels.; passive, especially when from 
 heart disease, or from imperfect performance 
 of uterine functions, or if a sequel to malarial 
 fever, Crotal. ; and portal system, IJEsc. h. 
 g^T displaced, enlarged, inflamed. 
 
 Liver, constipation : jgggr Chap. 20, Constipa- 
 tion liver. 
 
 Liver, contractive feeling: ILach.; painful, 
 during menses, Bufo. JSQP~ cramp, pinching. 
 
 Liver, cough: IINitr. ac, IPod., ISang. 
 
 Liver, cramps: Ananth.; with dyspnoea and 
 hypochondriasis after eating, Zinc 
 J^g^ colic, contractive, pinching. 
 
 Liver, crawling : through narrow canal, poste- 
 rior side, from right to left, to epigastrium, 
 level with border of ribs, Card. m. 
 
 Liver, cutting: ICarbo a., IDiosc, llris; worse 
 from deep inspiration, Ptel. ; even while ly- 
 ing down, ICarbo a.; sudden, Merc. iod. rub. 
 g£g?° darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Liver, darting : Plumb., IPuls. 
 gg^* cutting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Liver, derangement (affection, complaint, 
 
 disease, disorder, trouble): lAcet. ac, lAcon., 
 liEsc h., Agar., Aloe, IIAlumin., I lAmm. c, 
 I lAmm. m., Ananth. , lArg. nit., lArn., lArs., 
 •Ascl. s., lAur. met, lAur. mur., Bapt., 
 IIBell., IIBerb., I IBry., IICalc,Calc a., Car- 
 bo a., ICarbo v., Carb. s., I ICard. m., I ICham., 
 HChel., -Chen, a., IChim. umb., IChion. v., 
 ICimex, ICinch., Coccul., I I Con., Cornus, 
 ICrotal., IDig., IDolich., Eup. perf., IFerr., 
 IFluor. ac, Gels., IGraph., IHep., IHydras., 
 Hydrocot., I Hod., llris, IKali bi., IKali c, 
 IKali m., IKob., Kreo., IILach., ILaur., 
 IILept., Lith. c, ILyc, IMagn. m., IIMerc, 
 IMyr. cer., INatr. m., I INatr. ph., INatr. s., 
 IINitr. ac, IINux m., IINux v., I lOxal. ac, 
 I IPhos., IPlumb., I IPod., IPolyp., IPsor., 
 Ptel., IPuls., Ran.b., Sang., Sec, Selen., USep., 
 ■Sil., Sul., ITarax., ITereb., ITherid., I Ver., 
 ■Zinc; attacks frequent, especially Spring and 
 Autumn, I Hep.; particularly after abuse of Cin- 
 chona, Hell.; deep-seated, I Ars.; previous to 
 marriage, IMagn. m.; in men, invalided in 
 tropical climates, IPhos.; worse at new and 
 full moon, ISil.; periodical, every two or 
 three months, ILept. 
 g^gr atrophy, dropsy, enlargement, fatty. 
 
 Liver, diarrhoea : j^gr Chap. 20, Diarrhoea 
 liver. 
 
 Liver, digging: Ananth.; in upper and lower 
 portions, I IPhyt. 
 
 Liver, displaced: in asthma, I I Tabac ; pressed 
 downward, I ISars.; pushed down, in emphy- 
 sema, I ITereb. g^" enlargement. 
 
 Liver, distress: great, after stool, ILept.; in 
 right lobe, before stool, composed of blood, 
 bile and black fecal matter, I IPolyp. 
 
 Liver, dragging: at ligaments, Agar.; caused 
 by turning to left side, IPtel.; painful, IINux 
 v.; painful, after light-colored papescent stool, 
 Polyp. g~i = ' drawing. 
 
 liver, drawing : ICard. m., Caulo.; towards 
 small of back, ICalc ; worse when inhaling, 
 ICamph.; painful, Ptel. g^° dragging. 
 
 Liver, affections with dropsy: IIAur. mur., 
 I ICalc, ICard. m., IChim. umb., ICinch., 
 Cop., Cup.ru., -Ferr., IFluor. ac, Iris, I IKali 
 m., IILach., Lept., IILyc, Merc, Merc s., 
 INatr. m., INux v.; ascites, 1 1 Chirm umb., 
 ICinch., IMerc, Seneg.; ascites, especially in 
 old persons, IKali c; chronic, IILac def.; of 
 feet, ICarb. s.; general, ILyc; hydrothorax, 
 Crotal., IKali c; hydrothorax, external warm 
 applications cause pains to move to other 
 places, IKali c 
 
 Liver, dull feeling : constant (intermittent 
 fever), ICarbo v. 
 
 Liver, dull pain: IHyos., I IPlumb.; lying on 
 right side, IPtel. ; grinding, in evening, IDiosc; 
 with a little dry cough, ISul. ; with jaundice, 
 IMerc; from pressure, IPtel.; worse standing, 
 bends forward, Aloe. 
 
 Liver, ears : deafness, with disorder, IChel. 
 
 Liver, eating : hepatic symptoms, worse after a 
 meal, IPtel. ; pain better by eating (hepatic 
 fever), IChel.; cannot eat to satiety, produces 
 distressed feeling in hepatic region, ILyc 
 
 Liver, engorged: $^ congested, enlarged. 
 
 Liver, enlarged (hypertrophied, swollen) : 
 ■ Agar., Aur. met., lAur. mur., IBar. m.,Bufo., 
 ICard. m., IChel., IChion. v.,IICinch., ICom, 
 I ICupr. s., IFerr., Hippoz., Illic, Hod., I IKali 
 b., IKali c, IKali m., ILaur., ILyc, I IMagn.m., 
 
478 
 
 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 IMerc, IMerc. d., INatr. m.,lNatr. s.,INitr. ac, 
 INuxm, 101. jec, IPhos., IPod., I IPtel., Sec, 
 JSil. , BSul., I I Tuberc. ; as if caused by abscesses, 
 Ananth.; with loss of appetite, particularly in 
 morning, Sel.; can be felt below ribs, in emphy- 
 sematous asthma, ITereb.; after cardiac hyper- 
 trophy, Aur. met.; with cephalalgia, I IMagn. 
 m. ; in nursing children, iCinch.; in chil- 
 dren who are bottle fed, J I Natr. ph.; chronic 
 I I Plat., I ISul.; chronic, with torpid action of 
 bowels. Con., IMagn. m.; chronic, after tedious 
 intermittent, INux m. ; area greatly increasing, 
 Literally and downward, free edge of it ex- 
 tending two and a half inches below ribs and 
 bulging outward, but feeling hard, IMagn .m.; 
 inability to lie on right side, with recurring 
 attacks of indigestion, biliousness and consti- 
 pation, IMagn. m.; then contracted, Plumb.; 
 in diabetes, INatr. s. ; downward, about two 
 
 ! inches, I IPhos.; extends two or three inches 
 beyond ribs, after abuse of mercury, IHep.; 
 causes dropsy, IKali m.; with ascites, IMagn. 
 m.; in hydrothorax, ILach.; with dropsy, in 
 intermittent, lArs.; in drunkards, IINux v.; 
 fatty, border extends to navel, IChel.; swol- 
 len feeling, Bar. c: in intermittent, I ICinch., 
 Diad.; chronic, intermittent, BNatr. m. ; could 
 be felt and hurt when touched, in relapse of 
 intermittent, BArs.;in typhoid fever, IPhos.; 
 hard, ICon., ■ Fluor, ac, IMerc; hard, par- 
 ticularly left lobe (dropsy), IFluor. ac; con- 
 vex, hard swelling, region of right, extending 
 toward precordial region, and nearly to right 
 crest of ileum, I Con.; hard, sore to touch, could 
 be felt more to left above navel as a small hard 
 lump, I I Zinc. ; in hepatitis, lArs., IMerc; in 
 jaundice, ICalc, I I Sep., ITarax.; from organic 
 heart disease, IDig.; left lobe, IHep., I IMagn. 
 p.; left lobe, causing respiratory embarrass- 
 ment and cough, with thick expectoration, 
 ICardm.; malarial, I IMerc. iod. rub.; in ma- 
 rasmus, 1 1 Hydras.; painful, I IChel.; painful, 
 in anterior and superior aspect, ILach.; pain 
 goes through from left lobe, Dolich.; painful, 
 on pressure, Con.; with pressure, Lactu v.; 
 with pressure and stinging, caused by high 
 living, abdominal plethora, and debauchery, 
 I INux v.; projects from under ribs (inflamma- 
 tion), IMerc; sensitive to touch, IFerr.; sensi- 
 tive to touch, in intermittent, lEup. perf.; 
 hot, tense swelling, lAcon.; a hard tumor 
 slightly indented, not well defined but pain- 
 ful when pressed, giving rise to idea that a 
 new growth depended from liver, size varia- 
 ble, disappears on prolonged pressure of fin- 
 gers, most evident during violent, gastric cri- 
 ses, it was caused by contraction of hypertro- 
 phied muscle on right side, resting on a solid 
 mass formed by increased mass of liver, Zinc. 
 g^gg^ congested, displaced, fatty, indura- 
 ted, inflamed. 
 
 Liver, eruption : liver affection after suppression 
 of herpes on anus or scrotum, ILyc; red itch- 
 ing rash in region of, Selen.; bilious symptoms 
 with moist skin affections, INatr. s.; with 
 nettlerash, IIAstac 
 
 Liver, eyes : hepatic derangement causes ob- 
 scuration of vision, ISep. 
 
 Liver, fatty degeneration (colloid, waxy) : 
 Arg. n., ICalc, Carbo v., Card, m., IChel., 
 Hippoz., Kali c, Lyss., Magn. m., Merc, 
 Natr. m., Nux v., I IPhos., Pic. ac, Sul.; de- 
 
 pending upon long-lasting bone disease like 
 caries of vertebrae or hip joint, IPhos.; with 
 yellow conjunctiva, IPhos.; sequel of heart dis- 
 ease, IPhos.; dilatation of right heart, caused 
 by cerebral oedema, I IPhos.; malignant jaun- 
 dice, and a gone., weak sensation in abdomen, 
 IPhos.; nervous hyperemia, ILyc; stitches, 
 IPhos. 
 Liver, fever: bilious, I ILept.; typhoid, I IStram.; 
 complaints, after ague, I ILach.; functional 
 disorders, with intermittent, I Hydras. ; long- 
 lasting cases of intermittent, with general ca- 
 chexia and involved liver, IINitr. ac; bilious 
 symptoms, marked some days before parox- 
 ysms of intermittent, IPod.; bilious derange- 
 ment partaking of malarial character, Eup. 
 perf.; hepatic action, excessive, in remittent, 
 IPod. JEpgg^ heat. 
 Liver, feeling of fulness : Apoc, IFerr., IMyr. 
 cer., IINux v., IPod., ISep., I I Sul; with 
 bruised sensation, IKreo.; in subacute inflam- 
 mation, IHydras.; with jaundice, I IPod.; with 
 pain in left hypochondria, ILach.; with 
 stitches and soreness on moving and cough- 
 ing, I Eup. perf. B^" heaviness, pressure. 
 Liver, gall bladder: catarrhal inflammation of 
 mucous lining, IHydras.; full to bursting, Ars. 
 h.; dull aching distress, IliEsc. h.; fullofpale, 
 yellow watery bile, t.Bar. m.; obstruction, with 
 colic, ICinch.; pain, I IFerr. s.; pain, with 
 calculi, IChel.; hard, dull pain, at 7 a.m., 
 IDiosc.; pain, extends to spine, I IBapt.; pain 
 extends from right, when at its height, at- 
 tended with nausea (affections of liver), IPod.; 
 pressing or shooting, Berb. 
 jpjgjr* colic, gall stones, jaundice. 
 Liver, gall ducts: catarrh, Card, m.; catarrhal 
 inflammation, IHydras.; gangrenous ulcera- 
 tive inflammation (hepatitis), Hippoz.; neur- 
 algia, I IDiosc; obstruction, causes dropsy, 
 IKali m.; relaxed, IGels.; spasmodic af- 
 fections, I IDiosc 
 Liver, gall stones (biliarv calculi) : Amm. m., 
 Alum., lArs., Bapt., IIBell., IIBerb., HCalc, 
 ■ Card, m., IChel., Chion., UCinch., IChloral., 
 Coloc, IChlorof.,Diosc, lElat., IHep., ILach., 
 ILith. c, II Lye, I IMang., IMerc., INux m., 
 INux v., Op., Osm., Pod., ISang., Sep., Sil., 
 Sul., Tabac, ITereb., Thuya, HVer.; violent 
 pain between ileum and ribs, ILith.; heavi- 
 ness, stitches, burning, in one spot, Phos. ac; 
 incarcerated, beaten up with yolk of egg, ap- 
 plied inwardly and outwardly, INitr. sp. d. ; 
 causing jaundice, IIBell., I IMerc, IINux v., 
 IPod.; jaundice after abuse of mercury or 
 Peruvian bark, IIBell. 
 jgglf 1 ' colic biliary, jaundice. 
 Liver, gangrene : Sec 
 Liver, grasping pain : IMed. 
 
 g@f D cramps, pinching. 
 Liver, headache : with bilious disorders, Berb., 
 IBrv., IColoc, I ICornus, ICrotal., Eup. perf., 
 IHydras., Ilpee, ILept., IMerc, INux v., 
 1 1 Pod., IPtel., IPuls., I I Sen eg.; liver com- 
 plaint, alternates with hemicrania, I Ars.; 
 liver disordered, with pains in forehead, 
 IMerc; bilious attacks, with pains in occiput, 
 IINux v.; shooting in occiput, IJugL; head- 
 ache from organic lesion, I I Polyp. 
 B£iP~ Chap. 3, Headache gastric. 
 Liver, heart : action feeble, hepatic circulation 
 obstructed with intermittent fever, IVer. 
 
18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 479 
 
 Liver, heat: lAloe, IKali c, IMerc, Plumb. 
 flggf fever. 
 
 Liver, heaviness; Tabac; in dyspepsia, I IKali 
 m.; in intermittent fever, ICarbo v.; lying on 
 right side, IPtel.; painful, Merc. iod. rub. ; 
 with pain in left hypochondrium, ILach.; of 
 one spot, in passage of gall stones, Phos. ac; 
 weight, Agar., INux m., IPtel., ISep. 
 J8^° fulness, pressure. 
 
 Liver, in hemorrhoids : g^^ Chap. 20, Hemor- 
 rhoids. 
 
 Liver, tendency to hemorrhages: in hepatic 
 affections, IMagn. m. 
 
 Liver, induration (hardness): -Ammoniac, 
 jAnag., II Ars., ICheL, HCinch., iCinnam., 
 IIDig., 1 1 Graph., Lactu. v., IILaur., IIMagn. 
 m., iPhos., MPod., IIRatan., ISiL, ISul.; 
 chronic, IMagn. m.; with cephalalgia, IIMagn. 
 m.; with chronic constipation, IGraph.; with 
 dropsy, lAur. mur.; with ascites, I I Lactu. v.; 
 liver-cake of ague, INitr. ac. ; with inflam- 
 mation, IMerc; with jaundice, IIBell., ICalc, 
 ITarax.; in marasmus, I I Hydras.; with press- 
 ure and stinging caused by high living, ab- 
 dominal plethora, 'debauchery, IINux v.; 
 sclerosis, especially when there is a succession 
 of boils, INatr. ph.; with stitches, IMagn. c ; 
 in syphilis, IKali iod. 
 g^* congested, displaced, enlarged. 
 
 Liver, infarcts : \ Ammoniac, IFerr. 
 
 Liver, inflammation (hepatitis): lAcon., I I Act. 
 sp., Anag., IIArs., Aur. met., Aur. mur., 
 IIBell., IBry., Calc, Canth., ICham., HChel, 
 iChim. umb., Cinch., ICoccul., IHep., IHy- 
 dras., IKali c, ILach., Lept., ILyc, IMerc., 
 INatr. m., INatr. s., INitr.ac, INux v., I IPhos. 
 ac, Phyt., Pod., Puis., Sec, SiL, Sul.; as if 
 bv abscesses, Ananth. ; acute, IIAcon., IBell., 
 IKali c, IPod., I ISul.; subacute, Cham., IHy- 
 dras.; has to bend double, IBell.; of children, 
 ILyc; chronic, lAur. met., IBell., ICornus, 
 ILvc., INatr. c, INitr. ac, IPod., IPsor., 
 IPtel., I ISiL, I ISul.; with constipation, INux 
 v., IPod.; chronic, with enlargement and in- 
 duration, I I Phyt.; chronic, with aversion to 
 exercise, I Aur. met.; after taking cold, ICham.; 
 diffuse, IPhos. ; causes fever, ISang. ; with 
 gastric troubles, ICham.; with jaundice, As- 
 tac, ICham., IHep.; particularly when mer- 
 cury has been used, ILyc; with nausea, 
 IICheL; pain spreads to back and kidneys, 
 IBell.; peritonitis, I Apis ; with pneumonia, 
 ILyc; recovery slow, I INatr. s.; sensitive to 
 pressure and touch, ILach.; suppuration, 
 with hectic, night sweats, enlargement and 
 marked soreness, IPhos.; syphilitic, ICup. 
 m.; after vexation, ICham. 
 j$^T congested, enlarged, indurated. 
 
 Liver, irritable : I IPod.; after excessive study 
 or mental work, I IMang., IMerc, INatr. s. 
 
 Liver, jaundice : I Aeon., lArg. nit., lArs., Ars. s. 
 f., lAur. met., lAur. mur. nat., IIBell., IBerb., 
 IBrv., llCalc, Calc s., jCalend., ICarb. v., 
 ■Card, m., ICham., IICheL, I IChim. umb., 
 IChion. v., I ICinch., Con., Cop., ICornus, 
 IICrotaL, IDig., IDolich.,Gels., I IHelon., IHy- 
 dras., Ilgn., Ilod., Ilpec, JugL, IKali bi., 
 IKali c, I IKali m., I IKali s., IILach., I ILept., 
 ILvc, I IMerc, IMerc cor., IMyr. cer., INatr. 
 s., * I INitr. ac, IINux v., HPhos., IPlumb., 
 UPod., Puis., IPolyp., Pan. b., Ruta, ISang., 
 ISep., ISiL, ISul., ITarax.; acute, ICheL; 
 
 acute, of haematic rather than hepatic origin, 
 CrotaL; with albuminuria, IDig.; with ansemia. 
 IPhos.; after anger, I Aeon., I Aur. mur. nat., 
 IBry., I ICham., Cinch., Ign., Natr. m., INatr. 
 s. , INux v., Sul.; after anger, abuse of quinine 
 or high living, IINux v.; from acute atrophy, 
 ■ IPhos.; with increase, then deficiency of bile, 
 ■Iris; with biting itching over abdomen, 
 IMerc sol.; with rheumatism of arms (hepatic 
 calculus), BChel.; with brain disease, IPhos.; 
 caused by gastro-duodenal catarrh, IKali m., 
 IKali s., INatr. m.; in children, lAstac, 
 I IPod.; in newborn children, IIAcon, IBov., 
 Bry.,Cham., IIElat., Ign., IIMerc, Nitr. ac, 
 IINux v., Puis., Sul.; in nursing children, 
 Bov., Bry., ICham., ICinch., IMerc, INux v., 
 Sul.; in scrofulous children, Phos. ac ; chronic, 
 IChion. v., IPhos., I ISul., Tereb.; chronic 
 hepatitis, with diarrhoea, IPuls.; from catch- 
 ing cold, Cham., Dulc, Merc sol., Nux v.; 
 from a cold, with intestinal catarrh, lAcon.; 
 with confusion of consciousness, IPhos.; with 
 violent congestion to head, IIMerc; with 
 hyperemia of liver, I IPtel.; with hyperemia 
 of liver, fulness, soreness and pain, I IPod.; 
 after convulsions, Agar., IINux v.; with 
 diarrhoea, IMerc, INux v., IPod., IPuls.; 
 with diarrhoea, from weakened heart, ILyc v.; 
 with drowsiness, INatr. m.; with yellow scler- 
 otica, IPhos., ISang.; with fatty degeneration, 
 IPhos.; with flatulence, ILyc; after too much 
 or rich food, ICarbo v.; from fright, lAcon.; 
 after intermittent, I Ars.; during prevailing 
 intermittent, ISang.; after intermittent, espe- 
 cially after abuse of quinine, lArs.; in quo- 
 tidian, gastric, typhoid or bilious fever, IHy- 
 dras.; with malarial symptoms, INatr. s.; from 
 overeating, I Ant. c, IBry., ICarbo v., Cham., 
 Hydras., Natr. c, INux v., IPuls.; in conse- 
 quence of eating unripe fruit, with white diar- 
 rhoea, lliheum ; with flatulence, Berb., ICarbo 
 v., ICham., ICinch., Ign., ILyc, INux v., 
 Plumb.; with gall stones, IBell., ICard. m., 
 IIMerc, INux v., IPod.; with gall stones, 
 after abuse of mercury or Peruvian bark, 
 I IBell. ; with gall stones, pain from region of 
 stomach to region of gall bladder, with exces- 
 sive nausea, I IPod.; from grief, IPhos. ac; 
 hemorrhagic, CheL, ICrotaL, IPhos.; with 
 hepatitis, IHep., ILach., I IMang., INatr. s.; 
 malignant, Aeon., lArs., Ars. L, CheL, ICinch., 
 IICrotaL, IDig., Elaps, ILach., I Pic. ac, 
 I IPhos. ; after mercury, I Ars., Asaf., I Aur. met., 
 ICarbo v., I IHep., Hod., INitr.ac, ISul. ; from 
 nervous excitement, IPhos.; with neuralgia 
 of stomach, I I Ran. b.; from organic lesion, 
 Hod.; after operation for hemorrhoids, ICroc; 
 with pain, ISep.; with dull pain, IMerc; with 
 pneumonia, IPhos.; during pregnancy, Aur. 
 met., IINux v., IPhos.; during pregnancy, 
 liver atrophied, IIAcon.; in psoric persons, 
 with or w ithout hardness and swelling of liver, 
 ISul.; after quinine, Ars., Bell., IHep., Ipec, 
 Merc, I Puis.; recurring every summer,IChion. 
 v.; returning again and again, after Cinch, and 
 Merc, I IPod.; with dark, walnut color of skin, 
 Tabac; with clay-colored stools, ILept.; with 
 white stool, IDig.; with white or green stool, 
 I INatr. ph.; with structural disease, I Hydras.; 
 tendency to, Pic. ac; with torpid liver and 
 constipation, Stilling.; with dark yellow urine, 
 ISang.; with prostration, Gels. '$^ bile. 
 
480 
 
 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 Liver, lancinating : region of, Badiag. ; 8 a.m., 
 worse sitting, better walking, Calc. fl. 
 g@=* cutting, darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Liver, leucorrhcea : with hepatic derangement, 
 IHydras. 
 
 Liver, lungs: implicated, I B Card, m.; bilious 
 symptoms in pneumonia, INux v. 
 
 Liver, lying : can lie only on affected side or 
 on back, IMagn. m.; cannot lie on leftside on 
 account of sensation as of something dragging 
 over to that side (affection of liver), IMagn. 
 m. $sf~ sensitive; also Chap. 18, Hypo- 
 chondria sensitive. 
 
 Liver, affection with mental symptoms: irri- 
 tability, IBry., ICham.,IINux v., I IPod. ; ma- 
 nia, I I Merc; disgust for life, Pod. ; hypochon- 
 driasis, especially in drunkards, I INux v.; 
 from morbid grief, Hgn., IPhos. ac. ; thinks 
 his liver is affected , and he wili have to go to 
 bed, INux m.; after anger or mortification, 
 llCham., Ign., ILyc, I INux v., IStaph.; ner- 
 vous, in consequence of excessive hepatic 
 action, IPod.; sadness, 1 1 Alum., IChel.; weep- 
 ing, IMagn. m. 
 
 Liver, motion : bounding movement, Badiag. 
 
 Liver, mouth : liver derangement causes pecu- 
 liar breath with haylike odor, thirst, emacia- 
 tion, voracious hunger, I I Kali ph. 
 
 Liver, neuralgia : I IDiosc. ; liver derangement, 
 with neuralgia, I I Lac def.; with depression 
 of spirits, ISep. ; better on application of mus- 
 tard and lying on painful side, I I Sul. 
 g@?° colic, tearing. 
 
 Liver, nights aggravation, IIMerc, INitr. ac, 
 ISil.; worse towards morning, awaking at 4, 
 Ptel. 
 
 Liver, numbness : hepatic region, in muscles,- 
 IChel. 
 
 Liver, nutmeg : g^ atrophy. 
 
 Liver, obstruction : jg@r* congested, indu- 
 rated, torpid. 
 
 Liver, oppression: lAmyl. j^Jir* fulness, 
 heaviness. 
 
 Liver, ovaries : pain, in connection with liver 
 trouble, IPod. 
 
 Liver, pain (undefined): lArg. nit.,Arund. ,IAs- 
 tac. , Bell. , Brom. ,Calc s. ,Cain. , IChel. , Cinch, 
 bol., ICrotal., Iber., IKali c, IKalm., Lvss., 
 Millef., INatr. m., I INitr. ac, Pallad., IPod., 
 Sec, ITarax.; anteriorly, then posteriorly, 
 Arum t.; with poor appetite, IPtel. ; on going 
 upstairs, Bapt.; on awaking, Bry. ; through 
 to back (keratitis), IKali c; with j*iin low 
 down in back, before menses, thick and 
 black (dysmenorrhea) , IINuxm.; through 
 back to knees (vicarious menses), IDig. ; to 
 back and shoulders, Ars. met.; before going 
 to bed, IChin. s. ; on bending, taking a deep 
 breath, or coughing (intermittent), IChin. s. ; 
 during breathing, ICalc; chronic, to chest, 
 I Ran. b. ; through left chest and down arm, 
 (angina pectoris), lArn.; chronic, IChel.; for 
 several years, could give no idea of character, 
 " but must have relief," INatr. m. ; in cirrho- 
 sis, Hod.; constant, worse before paroxysm of 
 intermittent, with nausea and vomiting, I ITa- 
 rant.; constant, with hardness and oedema 
 (uterine polypi), ICon.; with constipation, 
 I I Ver.; with cough, Bor. ; aggravated by 
 cough, I IPsor.; all day, IFerr.; as though she 
 would die, they were so acute, Med. ; with dis- 
 tension after eating BCaust.; better from 
 
 warm drinks or food, IGraph.; with accumu- 
 lation of ear wax, ICon.; after eating, IMagn. 
 m.; better after eating (dyspepsia), IChel.; 
 with faint feeling in epigastrium, Ustil.; as 
 from incarcerated flatus, ICarbo a.; in inter- 
 mittent, I Cinch., IKali c ; during heat, Hyos.; 
 in yellow fever, I ICanth.; flying, IColoc- 
 heaviness, to right shoulder, Bry.; in jaundice, 
 Aur. met., I IPod., ISep.; with jaundice and 
 lassitude, IPolyp.; as if something had lodged 
 in right side, with stinging, IILach.; worse 
 lying in any position except on back and af- 
 fected side, IMagn. m.; worse lying on right 
 side, extends to shoulder and neck, worse from 
 pressure or a jar,IBell.; lying on right, worse, 
 -IMerc ; before menses, IPuls.; during menses, 
 INux m., Phos. ac; with dysmenorrhea, 
 I IPhos. ac ; in vicarious menses, IDig.; mi- 
 grated from place to place until they had 
 travelled through whole body, ^Lyc; after 
 moving, ISep. ; to nipple, IDiosc; with nau- 
 sea, llnd.; with nausea and constipation, 
 IMerc. cor.; in chronic ovaritis, 1 1 Pallad.; in 
 posterior part,ILactu. v.; in right lobe, Carbo 
 v., Ustil.; pain in right side, over liver (dys- 
 pepsia) , I I Kali m. ; from right lateral liga- 
 ment to gall bladder, worse walking, IBapt.; 
 with restlessness, Calc. fl. ; pain, with inclina- 
 tion to rub with hand, IPod.; worse on taking 
 along breath, with sensitiveness to external 
 pressure, Selen.; seems to be smaller than 
 usual (ague), IKali c. ; to shoulder blade (jaun- 
 dice), llod. ; worse from sneezing, I IPsor.; 
 spreading over abdomen (colic), ICej>a; with 
 stomach complaint, IKali bi. ; extends toward 
 stomach, ILach.; going to stomach and spleen, 
 after shivering, I ISep.; with white stool, 
 ICalc; upper part, IPtydrocot. ; with desire to 
 urinate, IFerr.; with vertigo, I IChel., I IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; with vomiting of bile, Bufo.; worse 
 walking, Bapt. 
 
 Liver, palpitation : in hepatic disorders, IPsor. 
 
 Liver, pinching : iEsc h., IKali c; caused him 
 to hold breath, Berb. 
 jpgT' colic, contractive, cramps, grasping. 
 
 Liver, feeling of pressure : lAloe, Arm, Berb., 
 ICarbo a., ICard. m., ICepa, I ILith., IINux 
 v., Sep., Tabac; alternating with pain in 
 spleen, during apyrexia (ague), INatr. m.; al- 
 ternates with vomiting and diarrhoea, I Ver.; 
 bronchitis, ILyc; to chest, after dinner, Asaf.; 
 in cirrhosis, Hod.; dull, worse on taking a 
 long breath, I I Ran. sc; worse after eating, 
 Anac; gnawing, Ruta ; heavy, dull, IKali bi.; 
 with chronic indigestion, ISuL; in indurated 
 liver, caused by high living, IINux v.; be- 
 tween lobes, thence into right inferior pulmo- 
 nary lobe, Cain.; on lying on left side, Arm, 
 ICard. m.; outward, Castor.; painful, region of, 
 HChel., ILyc, IMerc, INatr. m.,ISul.; painful 
 on anterior part, Camph.; painful, extending 
 to back and stomach, IMagn. m.; painful, on 
 breathing, ILyc; painful, worse coughing 
 and bending over, ICoccul.; painful, deep 
 seated, region of, worse from external press- 
 ure and lying on right side, pain hinders 
 sneezing, laughing, yawning, deep inspira- 
 tion and walking, I IPsor. ; painful, in hepa- 
 titis, I Ars., IMerc; painful, in jaundice, 
 IKali c; painful, worse on pressure, corre- 
 sponding to region of gall bladder in a small 
 spot, spasmodically, IBerb.; painful, in fight 
 
18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 481 
 
 side, IIElaps; painful, when walking and 
 touching it, worse lying on right side, IIMagn. 
 m.; pinching, griping, in a small spot, Zinc; 
 extends to region of right shoulder, I I Sep.; 
 to right shoulder blade, after menses, Bor.; 
 from scrobiculum, when sitting, Asaf.; with 
 every step, when walking, ICalc; with stick- 
 ing, 01. an. ; like a stone, during expiration 
 and inspiration, Arm; tensive, worse after 
 emission of flatus, I I Kali m.; and tension after 
 eating, ULyc. 
 
 ggp^ contractive, cramps, fulness, heavi- 
 ness, pinching, tension. 
 
 Liver, rheumatic pain: Meph. 
 
 Liver, salivation : with general bilious condi- 
 tion, llris. 
 
 Liver, scrofulous diathesis: ISil. 
 
 Liver, sensitiveness: ILyc.,IMerc.,Selen.; cloth- 
 ing unendurable (jaundice), ICarbo v.; in yel- 
 low fever, I I Canth. ; in typhoid fever,IMerc ; to 
 pressure, lArg. nit., lArn., I I Act. sp., Ars. h., 
 Astac, ICard. m., ICinch., IDig., IFerr., Fluor, 
 ac, IIHydras., Hod., IIMagn. m., INux v., 
 Plumb., IPtel., Tabac; to pressure, must loos- 
 en clothing, IIXux v.; to deep pressure, Aeon.; 
 to pressure, left lobe, Aeon.; to pressure, in 
 pneumonia, IChel.; to pressure, in spots, ILyc; 
 with stitches, in influenza, IPhos.; to touch, 
 Ant. t., I Apis, IBell., ICarbo v., IChel., 
 ICinch., Hod., IMerc, INatr. s., 1101. jec, 
 IPhos., ISil.; to a light touch, ILach., I IPtel., 
 Tarant.; tender, Ailant., ICrotal., Hod., 
 IPod., MTarant., I ISul.; tender, in bilious 
 colic, llris; tender in diabetes mellitus, 1 1 Kali 
 br. ; tender, with headache, llris ; tender, in 
 subacute inflammation, IHydras.; tender, 
 along margin (flatulent indigestion), ILyc; 
 tender, with pain in right shoulder (acute 
 congestion, IXux v. ; tender, with stitches and 
 soreness on moving and coughing, lEup. perf. 
 Jg^ 1 Hypochondria sensitive. 
 
 Liver, sharp pain: Psor.; in dorsal region, 
 ILyc; caused him to hold breath, Berb.; 
 worse from deep inspiration, Ptel. 
 
 Liver, shock: leaving behind a spasmodic pain, 
 along second and third false ribs, increases 
 till 3 or 4 p.m., then decreases (intercostal 
 neuralgia), I IStann. 
 
 Liver, shooting: ICinch., Crotal., IILept., 
 IIXux v., lOxal. ac; to back (congestion), 
 IChel.; to back and shoulder, IICheL; shoot- 
 ing, worse from deep inspiration, IKob.; with 
 desire to take deep breath, ICalc. p.; into 
 thighs, Kob. 
 ggf 5 cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Liver, soreness: ICalc, IDig., IChion. v., 
 lEup. perf., Pallad., Sep., ITarax.; beating, 
 worse from motion, walking, lying on right 
 side, ISil.; worse on inhaling/ ICamph.; in 
 bilious fever, lEup. perf.; in jaundice, 
 I IMerc, I IPod.; with hepatitis, when suppu- 
 ration ensues, IPhos.; with pain in right 
 shoulder (acute congestion), _ IXux v.; "to 
 shoulder and spine, Ars. m.; like acute rheu- 
 matism, unbearable, cannot lie still a moment, 
 Grin, g® 1 " aching, bruised, dull pain. 
 
 Liver, spasmodic affections : I IDiosc; catches 
 breath, Sep. 
 
 Liver, spasmodic pain : worse 4 to 9 p.m., 
 IChel.; with bilious vomiting, IChel. 
 
 Liver, sprained pain: in icterus, IKali c 
 g^° bruised, soreness, strained. 
 
 Liver, squeezing : IDiosc. 
 
 gg^ cramps, pinching, pressure. 
 
 Liver, stabbing : gggT stitches. 
 
 Liver, sticking : IKali c, Zinc; in whooping 
 cough, IBry.; fine sticking, worse from motion 
 or contact, IIXux v.; persistent, first anteri- 
 orly then posteriorly, Plumb.; with pressure, 
 ILaur.; worse on pressure, corresponding to 
 region of gall bladder in a small spot, spas- 
 modically, Berb.; as with needles, Castor.; 
 when walking, I I Hep. figg" 1 stitches. 
 
 Liver, stiffness: on bending to left, IXatr. m. 
 
 Liver, stinging: IAcon.,Bry., IMerc, IIXux v., 
 Psor., Stann.; better from rubbing, I I Plumb.; 
 after vexation, I Cham. 
 
 Liver, stitches: JEsc h., IIBerb., IIBry., 
 ICarbo v., ICard. m., Ced., IChel. ,ICon.,Cyel., 
 IHep., IHyos., Ind., Jugl., IKali b., IKali c, 
 IMerc, IMerc cor., IXatr. m., IXatr. s., 
 I IXitr. ac, IPod., I I Ran. b., ISul., ISul. ac, 
 Yacc. ; to back (congestion), IChel.; on taking 
 breath, I Aeon., Aloe, IIBry., ICrotal.; could 
 not breathe nor eructate, IMerc. sol.; took 
 away breath, had to bend over, IBerb. ; better 
 by a deep breath, lOxal. ac. ; fine, burning, 
 while sitting bent over, ISul.; burning, in 
 convex portion,, to spine, worse from pressure, 
 sneezing, coughing or on taking deep inspira- 
 tion (inflammation), IMerc; into chest, IRan. 
 b.; to chest, impeding respiration, Aloe ; con- 
 stant, fine, midway in upper portion, not 
 worse by pressure, Benz.ac ; in cirrhosis, Hod. ; 
 when coughing, IBry., Eup. perf., IXatr. m.; 
 in diabetes, Sul. ac; deep-seated, worse from 
 external pressure and lying on right side, pain 
 hinders sneezing, laughing, yawning, cough- 
 ing, deep inspiration and walking, I I Psor. ; 
 dull, Sep.; dull, during respiration, I i Agar.; 
 in evening, while sitting, Amm. c; during 
 apyrexia of intermittent, IXatr. m. ; in yellow 
 fever, lArs.; in gastritis, ICoccul.; in hemi- 
 crania,ICham. ; in hepatitis, IMerc; in chronic 
 hepatitis, IXatr. c; in jaundice, I ICard. m.; 
 before menses, Con. ; as if in middle, IMerc cor.; 
 worse from motion or contact, IIXux v.; to 
 navel, Brorn.; with nausea, I I Agar. ; with 
 affection of sympathetic nervous system, 
 MPhos.; on turning in bed, lArn.; with 
 spasms of abdominal muscles (gall stones), 
 IXux v.; with tension across abdomen, worse 
 from motion, must sit bent forward, elbows 
 on knees, face in palms, when walking 
 stooped forward with hands on knees (hepa- 
 titis), IKali c; every four weeks, ICon.; in 
 pregnancy, ICaust., IKreo.; from pressure, 
 IPtel.; better by pressing with hand, Merc 
 iod. flav. ; when riding, Sep. ; when rising from 
 stooping, I Alum.; sharp, as from needles, 
 I I Agar. ; sharp, jerking, after supper, Zinc. ; 
 sharp, worse from motion and pressure, Selen.; 
 shooting, when taking a deep breath, ICalc; 
 to right shoulder, I I Sep.; soreness, on moving 
 or coughing (intermittent), lEup. perf.; in 
 one spot (gall stones), Phos. ac; during or 
 after stooping (icterus), ICalc; tearing, IMerc; 
 into thighs, Kob.; when touching (inflamma- 
 tion), IBry.; towards breast bone, Ars. met.; 
 transient, IColoc; when walking, IPuls.; 
 sudden, from within outward, Valer. 
 j&gg~ cutting, darting, lancinating, shoot- 
 ing, sticking. 
 
 Liver, as if it had been strained by bending 
 
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 18. HYPOCHONDRIA. 
 
 right side inward, painful when touched and 
 coughing, ICimex. %g^* bruised, sprained. 
 
 Liver, complicated with syphilis: Crotal., 
 
 . I Kali iod., IIMerc, IINitr. ac. 
 
 Liver, tearing pain : ICon. ; intermittent, Zinc. ; 
 to hip, Alum. g^° colic, neuralgia. 
 
 Liver, tension : I Aloe, ILyc, INatr. m., ISep.; 
 contractive, in nutmeg liver, ILach.; when 
 
 . lying on left side, ICard. m.; painful, Bry. , 
 BPuls. ; when pressing on it, Lactu. v.; as if too 
 short, on awaking from midday nap, I Carbo v. 
 jg^° cramp, pressure. 
 
 Liver, throbbing: Chel., ISil.; pulsating, 
 laming pain, like abscess, Bufo.; as if an ulcer 
 
 . would form (hepatic abscess), I INux v. 
 
 Liver, torpid (inactive): IBenz. ac, iCinnam., 
 IHydras., ILach., ILed;, I I Millef. , IPod.; 
 with colic, Sang., ISul. ; with constipation, 
 IKali m., INux v.; with cough, IINitr. ac; 
 in intermittent, IHydras.; in malarious dis- 
 tricts, IChion. v.; causing headache, IINux 
 v., IPod.; with dysentery and diarrhoea, 
 ■Cornus; in jaundice, from biliary concre- 
 tions, I Sang.; with jaundice and great de- 
 pression of mind, with constipation, Stilling. ; 
 facial neuralgia, periodic, I I Polyp. 
 $^ atrophy, congested, derangement, 
 enlarged ; also Chap. 20, Constipation. 
 
 Liver, as if full of painful tuberosities : Ananth. 
 
 Liver, twisting sensation: IDiosc; painful, 
 with sensation of heat, IPod. 
 J8^° -wrenching. 
 
 Liver, ulcerative pain: I ILach., ISil.; as from 
 subcutaneous ulceration, ILaur.; as from sub- 
 cutaneus ulceration, worse from touch, 
 ICinch. 
 
 Liver, uncomfortable feeling: Carbol. ac. 
 
 Liver, uneasiness : lAloe. 
 
 Liver, vomiting : from bilious disorders, 
 ■Merc, Merc. iod. fl., INux v., IPod. 
 
 Liver, waxy : j^~ fatty. 
 
 Liver, wrenching : on stooping, IKali c. 
 j^i" twisting. 
 
 PANCREAS, burning: distress, with sweet- 
 ish vomiting, diarrhoea and prostration, llris. 
 
 Pancreas, diseased: Atrop; s.; acute affections, 
 llris. 
 
 Pancreas, duct: catarrh, IMerc; catarrh in 
 girls, I Puis. 
 
 Pancreas, enlarged: chronic inflammation, 
 Hod. 
 
 Pancreas, fatty degeneration : IPhos. 
 
 Pancreas, excites secretion of glands : Iris. 
 
 Pancreas, indurated: hardness, paroxysms of 
 want of breath, IBar. m.; with vomiting after 
 eating, I Carbo a. 
 
 Pancreas, infarcts : Ammoniac 
 
 Pancreas, inflammation: acute, ICon., llris; 
 chronic, Hod., HSpong. 
 
 Pancreas, heavy, painful feeling : Merc. iod. rub. 
 
 Pancreas, kidneys: disease of, preceding or 
 accompanying diabetes mellitus, or Bright's 
 disease, IPhos. 
 
 SPLEEN, abscesses: wedge-shaped, Hippoz. 
 
 Spleen, aching : Asar. ; when walking slowly, 
 pains extend in direction of long axis, 
 I ICinch. 
 
 Spleen, affections (undefined): lAmm. c, 
 ICanth., ICitrus, I IKali ph., INatr. m., Val. 
 
 Spleen, burning: Ananth., 1 1 Carbo a., Sec; 
 distress, ILept. 
 
 Spleen, cancer : scirrhus, • Bor. 
 
 Spleen, congested: HChin. s., I ICinch.; full 
 of blood, t.Anthrac; filled with dark blood, 
 t.Hippoz.; full of thick black blood, t.Bar. m.; 
 dark in color, t.Anthrac; grayish-red, t.Hip- 
 poz. fi^g*' enlarged, indurated, inflamed. 
 
 Spleen, contraction : cramplike, ^Berb. ; feel- 
 ing, ICepa ; becomes resistant and hard, sur- 
 face granulated, whole organ swollen, Eucal. 
 
 Spleen, cramp : before menses, ISul.; moment- 
 ary pain, IFerr. 
 
 Spleen, cutting: IHydras.; during cough, 
 ■Puis.; worse in cold weather (chronic spleni- 
 tis), ICean. Jg^" lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Spleen, disorganization : in morbus maculosus 
 Werlhofii, Sil. 
 
 Spleen, causes dropsy : I ILach.; ascites, ICinch. 
 
 Spleen, dull pain: Bapt., Form., IMez. 
 
 Spleen, enlarged (hypertrophy, swelling) : Agar'., 
 Agnus., lAnthrac, lArs., Ars. iod., -Berb., 
 Carbo v., ICean., IChin. s., HCinch., ICitrus, 
 IDiad., IFerr., IFerr. mur., Hippoz., Hydras., 
 Ilgn., Ilod., I IKali br., ILach., Laur., Merc, 
 iod. rub, INatr. m., INuxm., I INux v., I IOp., 
 IPhos., Plumb., Ruta, ISul., ISul. ac; fills one- 
 fourth of abdominal cavity (after intermittent 
 and quinine), I Ars. iod.; in albuminuria, 
 BAur. mur.; in asthma, I ITabac; bulging out 
 (tabesmesenterica),l ITuberc; chronic, I I Plat.; 
 chronic, with torpid action of bowels, Con. ; 
 chronic, in intermittent fever, ICean. ; hurts 
 when coughing, ISul. ac ; with crepitation on 
 motion of legs, I Ars., 1 1 Bry., ICalc, I ICinch., 
 Diad., Eucal., IFerr. m., Illod., I IKali br., 
 IKali iod., I IMerc. iod. rub., INatr. m.,INux 
 m., 1 1 Petrol., I I Puis., ISul. ac, Ver. ; in quo- 
 tidian, 1 1 Rhus ; after checked intermittent, 
 with quinine, worse in damp weather and ex- 
 posure to damp walls, IDiad.; after intermit- 
 tent, and abuse of quinine, I Ran. sc ; in a man 
 subject to ague, constantly chilly, worse when 
 it rained, IDiad.; in intermittent, with dropsy, 
 I Ars., I IChin. s.; in typhoid, I Apis, ICoccul., 
 I IPhos. ac; after yellow fever, INitr. ac; to 
 within crest of ilium, ICean.; indurated (in- 
 termittent), I Agnus ; indurated, in maltreated 
 gonorrhoea, IBrom. ; in chronic splenitis, 
 ICean.; with melancholia, ICon.; in an old 
 man, 1 1 Bry. ; painful, ICaps., Ruta, ISul. ac; 
 painful, in dropsy, ILyc; painful, in intermit- 
 tent, ICaps.; pain, pressive, IMez.; painful, 
 feels swollen (autumnal fever), 1 1 Absin. ; after 
 abuse of quinine, ICaps.; sore on pressure 
 (intermittent), IFerr.; in incipient tuberculo- 
 sis, I ITuberc. JSi^ congested, indurated, 
 inflamed. 
 
 Spleen, fatty degeneration: Eucal., IPhos. 
 
 Spleen, fulness : Apoc. 
 
 Spleen, grasping pain ; IMed. 
 
 Spleen, heat : IIAsaf.; as if some hot fluid were 
 running through vessels, with severe, sticking 
 darting, better walking about room, Vib. 
 
 Spleen, heavy : painful feeling : Merc. iod. rub. 
 
 Spleen, indurated: I Ars., Ilgn.; chronic, I Psor.; 
 in intermittent, I ICinch. ; in miasmatic fever, 
 Eucal. ; with pressive pain, IMez. 
 g^* congested, enlarged, inflamed. 
 
 Spleen, infarcts : ■ Ammoniac. 
 
 Spleen, inflammation : Aeon., I Apis, lArn., 
 Ars., Asaf., I Bry., Caps., ICean., ICinch., 
 I ICitrus, Con., IDiad., Ferr. mur., Ign., Iod., 
 Natr. c, INatr. m., INux v., Sul. Jg^° con- 
 gested, enlarged, indurated, sensitive. 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 Spleen, region insensible : Act. sp. 
 
 Spleen, jerking: Calad. 
 
 Spleen, lancinating : Ananth., Cain. 
 jg@r cutting, stitches. 
 
 Spleen, leucocythaemia : Bell., Con., Iod., 
 Lye, Merc, Nitr. ac. , Phos. , Rhus, Sul. 
 
 Spleen, lugging pain: Lye. vir. 
 
 Spleen, neuralgia : IZinc. 
 
 Spleen, pain (undefined): ^Esc. h., Ars. m., 
 Bapt, Berb., MCean., IChel., Cinch, bol., 
 Dory., Ilgn. , Illic, ILach., I ILith., I INux 
 v., "Pallad.; abdomen swollen and tender, 
 IIPteL; on bending, taking deep breath, or 
 coughing (intermittent), IChin. s.; with cough, 
 ICinch.; with stomach cough, IBor.; with 
 fever, Anac. ; in intermittent, I ICinch., 1 1 Pe- 
 trol., I ITarax.; with gravel, Dolich.; to groin, 
 in evening, Ars. m. ; as if distended, causing 
 dull ache, IHelon., first worse then better by 
 lying on that side (intermittent), ICoccul.; at 
 return of menses, Pallad.; during menses, 
 worse walking, even talking or coughing, 
 lApis ; with metrorrhagia, ICean. ; with neu- 
 rosis of chest, I ISil.; in chronic ovaritis, 
 I I Pallad. ; with pain in occiput, commencing 
 with chill, 1 1 Petrol.; in posterior aspect, 
 ILobel. c; during stool Kali bi. 
 
 Spleen, pinching: ICarbov. , IFluor. ac; to 
 hip, Fluor, ac 
 
 Spleen, feeling of pressure: Astac, Calad., 
 ICarbov., I IKreo., INatr.m.; painful, IFluor. 
 ac, I I Kali m.; painful in intermittent, lArs.; 
 with sticking, region of, 01. an.; after supper, 
 Lyss.; when walking fast, Lyss. 
 
 Spleen, pricking : Arum. m. 
 
 Spleen, rheumatic pains : continuous, pressing, 
 after taking cold by getting wet, better by eat- 
 ing, I I Rhod. 
 
 Spleen, sensitive: ICaps.; in miasmatic fever, 
 Eucal.; in typhoid fever,IIRhus; to pressure, in 
 intermittent, IFerr. m.; painful, to pressure, 
 ure, I IKreo.; painful on pressure, in intermit- 
 tent fever, I Arm, ILach.; sore on pressure, 
 IFerr. ; sore to touch, in quotidian,! Ars. ; sore to 
 touch, in typhoid, IPhos.; tender, in intermit- 
 tent, I ICinch.; on pressure, I IPtel. 
 Bigg*' lying; also Chap. 18, Hypochondria sen- 
 sitive. 
 
 Spleen, sharp pain : Calc p., IHydras., Psor.; 
 
 worse on deep inspiration (hepatic derange- 
 ment), IKob. 
 
 Spleen, shooting: Alum., ISul.; to breast, on 
 left side of neck (intermittent), ILach. ; par- 
 ticularly on exercise by walking, ILach. 
 
 Spleen,soft: IAnthrac,Ars.h.;liquefied,Hippoz. 
 
 Spleen, soreness: lAgnus ; painful, ICalc; 
 unbearable, cannot lie still a moment, like 
 acute rheumatism, Grin. 
 
 Spleen, spasms : caused by eructation, I I Thuya. 
 
 Spleen, sticking : dull, I IZinc. 
 
 Spleen, stinging : Psor. 
 
 Spleen, stitches : I Ars., Berb., I IBry. , Calad., 
 I ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Cean., Ced., Chel., 
 Chin, s., ICinch., ICon., Jugl., I INatr. c, 
 ■Natr. m., Puis., 1 1 Ran. sc, Ruta, 1 1 Sang., 
 ISul. ac, Vacc, Zing.; backwards, worse on 
 quick walking, Camph. ; must bend double, 
 INux m.; into chest, Aloe; during cough, 
 with expectoration of blood- streaked mucus 
 (tertian ague), I I Sep.; dull, Coccus; during 
 chills, in intermittent, IBry.; with dull head- 
 ache, Urt. ur.; in hsematemesis, 1 1 Ars.; in 
 chronic hepatitis, INatr. c ; worse on deep 
 inspiration, ICarbo v.; in splenitis, in inter- 
 mittent fever, I Arm; lightninglike, ICarbo 
 v. ; worse during sleep and on inspiration, 
 I I Ran. sc; into lumbar region, worse on mo- 
 tion or pressure, IKalibi.; while lying,ICepa; 
 especially on inspiration and stooping, Card, 
 m.; when walking slowly, in direction of long 
 axis of spleen, ICinch.; in pityriasis versico- 
 lor, IMez.; when sitting, in morning on awak- 
 ing, difficult breathing, must rise, lAmm.m.; 
 better standing, worse moving, Psor. ; sudden, 
 Daph. ; in upper part, while walking, Chen, 
 v.; when walking, IHep. , Rhod. , Selen.; worse 
 when taking deep inspiration and when walk- 
 ing, ISul. 
 
 Spleen, tearing : as if something were torn 
 away, Amb. 
 
 Spleen, tension : during heat, I Ars.; painful, 
 in intermittent, I Ars.; from stooping, Rhod. 
 
 Spleen, throbbing: Ananth.; painful, as if an 
 abscess were forming, very deep, I Lyss. 
 
 Spleen, twisting pain : at night, leaving sore- 
 ness when going off, gradually worse and bet- 
 ter, leaving feeling as if there were a hole in 
 side, I IStann. 
 
 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Abdomen. Colic. Flatulence; also see Flatus, Chap. 20. Inguinal 
 Region. Intestines. Perineum. Pubes. 
 
 ABDOMEN, abscess : of abdominal wall, 
 discharge of blood and pus (intermittent, after 
 confinement), ILach. 
 
 Abdomen, aching: Arum, d., Ilris ; anxious, 
 sore, in lower, Euphor., Lyss.; after dinner, 
 Jugl.; distress, Ptel.; distress, about navel, 
 1 1 Bapt.; constant distress in whole, IDiosc.; 
 constant, dull distress about navel, ILept.; in 
 lower, Ant. t., 1 1 Apis ; in lower, causing an- 
 
 guish and frequent syncope which ceased 
 when menses appeared (uterine disease), 
 IMerc; drawing from navel to sacral region, 
 worse in forenoon, Calc. p.; dull, Bapt.; con- 
 stant dull, with frequent cutting through small 
 intestines, IDiosc; heavy, in pelvis (constipa- 
 tion), ICollin. ; severe, heavy, bearing down, 
 with drawing in anterior niuscles of thighs, 
 and sharp shooting in ovarian regions, Vib.; 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 heavy, in pelvis, with constant pressure in 
 rectum, ICollin.; with involuntary drawing 
 to thorax, Con.; in left iliac region, with de- 
 pression, anxiety and lowness of spirits, ICro- 
 tal.;in left lumbar region, Ascl. s.; in lower, 
 after dinner, Eucal.; in lower, in uterine dis- 
 ease, IMurex ; before menses, USep., IVib.; 
 worse in morning (albuminuria), I Apis ; 
 about navel, with headache, ILept.; about 
 navel, as if she must eat, with loathing 
 and disgust at thought, sight or smell of 
 food (nausea of pregnancy), IColch.; below 
 navel, ICinch.; dull pressure over crest 
 of right ileum to back and deep into pelvis, 
 Elat.; worse from pressure and contact (met- 
 ritis), worse toward morning, I INux v.; dur- 
 ing pregnancy,ICon.; during pregnancy, every 
 night after going to bed, better by getting up 
 and moving about, 1 1 Con.; over pelvis, with 
 pain in knees, ILil. tig.; with rumbling, fol- 
 lowed by liquid stools, Cain. ; sore, on touch- 
 ing (albuminuria), lArs.; causing suffocating 
 contraction of chest ,ICamph. ; in upper, before 
 stool, Bell.; while walking, I IPteL; in wall, 
 ICalc. p. J^P" pain undefined ; also Colic. 
 
 Abdomen, affections (complaints, troubles, 
 undefined); Apis, lAsaf., ILach.; chronic, 
 IHep.; chronic, with depression and ill hu- 
 mor during climaxis, IPsor.; pituitous, ICoca ; 
 complicated with intermittent fever (eight 
 cases cured after failure of quinine), IPetrosel.; 
 with hypochondriasis, in studious men, sit- 
 ting too much at home, I INux v.; with in- 
 somnia, Plant.; spasmodic, ICochl.; with 
 yawning, I Castor. 
 
 Abdomen, agonizing pain : ICup. ars., IDiosc. 
 
 Abdomen, appendicitis: %^ Intestines, 
 caecum, typhlitis. 
 
 Abdomen, anxiety: Arum, m., Cain., Stram.; 
 in albuminuria, Tereb. ; as if it would burst, 
 ceases after sleep, Amm. m. ; in colic, in chil- 
 dren, ICalc; after supper, Arg. nit.; mounts 
 up, after breakfast, Ign.; seems to rise, Asaf. ; 
 rises, causing red cheeks, Stram.; ascending 
 to chest, with oppression, Arum, m.; before 
 or during stool, Calend. ; in upper part, after 
 attacks, Ast. r. ; followed by feeling of weak- 
 ness in feet, extending above malleoli, like 
 internal trembling, Sul. 
 
 Abdomen, ascites : g^* dropsy. 
 
 Abdomen, bag : felt as if a bag not quite filled 
 with fluid lay on right side, I I Plumb. 
 
 Abdomen, bearing down: ^Esc. h., I Aloe., 
 I lAlet., lArg. nit., Cochl., I IMerc, INux m., 
 I lOxal. ac, IPhyt., IPlat., I IVib.; agonizing, 
 as if everything were being forced out (dys- 
 menorrhea), MXan.; as if to have passage 
 from bowels, ILil. tig.; in bowels, with black 
 diarrhoea, 1 1 Ver. v.; with burning and swell- 
 ing (affection of stomach), I Lac c. ; continual 
 in lower, Sec; contractions terrible, spas- 
 modic, ISep.; dragging feeling (hysteralgia), 
 ISec; with drawing across lower, ILacdef. ; 
 in dysmenorrhea; ICon., IGels. ; as if en- 
 trails were sinking down (uterine complaint), 
 I Agnus; long after evacuation, IGraph.; in 
 low fever, ICact.; forcing down bowels, INux 
 m.; forcing down, first left, then right, in 
 dysmenorrhcea,INiccol.; a forcing down into 
 pelvis, with sensation as if stool would occur, 
 worse when drawing in walls of abdomen, 
 IPuls.; as if contents would issue through ex- 
 
 ternal organs (hydrometra), I ISep.; with sick 
 headache, as from hernia, iLyc. vir., IPhyt.* 
 with severe hemorrhage, after nonappearance 
 of menses for ten weeks, sudden, ICroc; must 
 cross legs for fear everything would be pressed 
 out, I ILil. tig., I ISep.; with leucorrhcea, 
 IPod., HSep.; before menses, IPhos., I ITa- 
 rant.; during menses, INuxv., I IPlat., I IPod., 
 IPuls., ISep., IVib.; in amenorrhcea, I IXan.; 
 as if it would come on, ILil. tig. ; like men- 
 strual or labor pains, ICon.; in chronic metri- 
 tis, I INuxv.; worse in morning, IBell.; worse 
 from motion, IKreo.; right ovary swollen, 
 sore to pressure (ovaritis), IPallad.; in pelvic 
 organs, I ISep. ; into pelvis, IPlat.; in pelvis, 
 towards genitals, ISuL; with retained pla- 
 centa, ISec; as if everything were relaxed, 
 ICrot. t.; creating a desire for stool, Cornus ; 
 with urging to stool, ICornus ; after a diffi- 
 cult, scanty stool, better on passing flatus, 
 1 1 Zinc; with hard, knotty stool, IIOp.; in 
 upper part, Lact. ac. ; with urging to urinate, 
 scanty discharge, better lying down, IPallad.; 
 with burning urine, Psor.; in ulcerated cer- 
 vix, IMerc; in uterine disease, ICon., I ILil. 
 tig., IMurex, NSep.; in uterine displacement, 
 as though everything would protrude, INitr. 
 ac; as if uterus would prolapse (chronic ovar- 
 itis, I IPallad.; in retroversion, ILil. tig.; as 
 though everything would come through vagi- 
 na, I ILil. tig.; when walking, I I Rhus ; when 
 walking and standing, ■■Trill. 
 |@* dragging, heaviness, pressing, urging. 
 
 Abdomen, as if blood were flowing backward : 
 Elaps. 
 
 Abdomen, bloodvessels: thrombosis, Sec; 
 aneurism, IBar. m. ; aneurism of mesenteric 
 artery, in women, I ISec JS^** throbbing. 
 
 Abdomen, boring: Ant. t. , IMerc, I ISep.; 
 deep, when walking, Calend.; dull, to small 
 of back, I IPlat.; worse after dinner, IColoc; 
 in enteritis, 1 1 Rhus ; over left iliac crest, 
 better by eructation, 1 1 Apis; in intestines, 
 ■Ars. ; worse by pressure, Aloe ; better by 
 pressure, ICina ; stinging, in left, on expira- 
 tion, worse stooping, Spong.;_ worse from 
 touch and being covered (affection of sympa- 
 thetic nervous system), I I Phos. ; with worms, 
 Sabad. J^gT" burrowing, digging. 
 
 Abdomen, bruised sensation: Cadm. s., Cann. 
 s., INatr. s., IITromb.; as if beaten, lArn. , 
 Asaf., INux v.; as if. beaten, on motion, 
 Stram. ; as if beaten , right side, Ang. ; with 
 cough, INuxv. ; in dysentery, with prolapsus 
 ani, I Apis ; as after excessive exertion, IHyos.; 
 in walls, Carb. s. ; in lower left, CamphJ be- 
 low navel, Dolich., Form.; in umbilical re- 
 gion, painful to touch, worse at night (denti- 
 tion), ICham. ; especially in csecal region, 
 and following course of transverse colon, 
 I IMerc. cor.; in lower abdomen, right side, 
 as if a spot there were diseased, Zinc; on 
 motion becomes cutting and sharp (rheuma- 
 tism), I I Ran. b.; as if he had fallen upon 
 muscles, IHyos.; during cough; IPuls.; as if 
 bowels were bruised by blows, Con. ; in ty- 
 pho-malarial fever, twentieth day, I Ham.; 
 over left side, I Arg. met.; low down, with 
 frequent urging to urinate and stool (phleg- 
 masia alba dolens), I INux v.; in muscles of 
 lower, Cham.; when lying on right side, 
 IMerc; in right side, worse on inspiration, 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 485 
 
 Cainph.; in a spot as large as a hand, worse 
 by walking, better after eructation of gas, 
 IColoc; bowels as if squeezed to pieces, 
 I I Apis; during stool, lArn. ; after stool, in 
 dysentery, ISul.; after a hurt, cannot walk 
 erect (prolapsus uteri), I Arm; with disposi- 
 tion to vomit, ICoccul.; when walking, IFerr. 
 g@^ soreness, sprained. 
 Abdomen, burning: lAcon., AIL sat., Ananth., 
 Ant. chl., IIArs., Arund., ICalc, ICalc. p., 
 Cam ph., HCaps. , Carbol. ac, HCarbo v., 
 Chel., Coca, Cop., Cub., Dory., Cup. ars., 
 Cupr. s. , Erig. , Grat., I IGuaiac, IKali bi., 
 IKreo., Merc. sul. , IMez., IXatr. s., INux v., 
 lOxal. ac, MPhos., Sars., Sec, ISep., I ITa- 
 rant.; aching, especially after brandy (diar- 
 rhoea), I ISul.; leaves dull ache, Calad.; alter- 
 nates with burning in bladder, worse at rest, 
 better walking in open air (hsernaturia), 
 IITereb.; with bearing down therein (affec- 
 tion of' stomach), ILac c; and boring, with 
 tapeworm, Sabad.; to chest, Millef.; in chol- 
 era, ICamph., ICanth.; as from a hot, dry 
 cloth, 2 to 3 p.m., Xitr. ac; as from hot coals, 
 ■Yer. ; as of hot coals, deep in pelvis, IKreo.; 
 from coeliac axis, in a line down to lower ribs 
 on either side (low fever), ICact.; or coldness, 
 ILaur.; colic, Bar. m., IColch.; in descending 
 colon, Berb.; congestion, lAloe; during and 
 after cough, Cub.; after coughing, Arund.; 
 in croup, I I Cub.; seeks to cool by throwing 
 off covering and lying on ground, IJatroph. ; 
 deep, Carbo v.; deep, in evening, Anthrok.; 
 in diarrhoea, IManc; in bilious diarrhoea, 
 ■Apis ; in chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s.; at com- 
 mencement of Summer, diarrhoea from bad or 
 unripe fruit, ISul. ac; with watery diarrhoea, 
 SIPhos.; distress, .Esc h.; as after drinking 
 brandy, at first transversely, then general, 
 Jamb.; in dysentery, lArs.; after eating heavy 
 food (intervals of epileptic attacks), I Ars'; 
 ebullition and gurgling from upper part 
 through chest and head, at first followed by 
 a pain in ear. while writing, Lyss.; during in- 
 tervals of epilepsy, Cup. m.; in typhus, lArs.; 
 like fire, lEuphor.; heat, with evening, fever 
 (chronic diarrhoea), ICalc; in incarcerated 
 hernia, ICoccul., ILach.; in iliac region, 
 I I Lace; above left ilium, after several pre- 
 mature labors, 1 1 Thuya; below crest of ileum, 
 anterior to groin, surface as large as a hand, 
 Camph.; in indigestion, Cainph. ; in intestinal 
 canal, lAcet. ac, IIArs., Ascl. t., ICanth., 
 Card, m., I I Erig., IManc, IXatr. m.; left side, 
 lAi'g. nit.; worse in left lower, in middle of 
 night (dysentery), lArn.; in left side, with 
 weight and dragging, I ILac c; follows leucor- 
 rhoea, ISul.; in lower, IHelon., IKreo., ILach., 
 Tereb. ; in lower, in cystitis, ICalad., ICanth.; 
 in lower, in cysto-biennorrhoea, I I Uva ursi ; 
 from lower to groin, down leg, IILil. tig.; in 
 lower (uterine derangement), ICon.; low 
 down, prevents getting up, Alum.; with re- 
 tarded menses, from motion, better lying 
 down, IPod. ; about navel, Eucal., I Ham., 
 Hydras., IPhyt., Sinap.; in navel, like a coal 
 of fire (gastritis), IKali iod.; in navel, as from 
 a hot coal, worse when inspiring, Merc iod. 
 flaw; seems to concentrate around navel, 
 worse from touch, motion, and particularly 
 vomiting, I I Plumb.; in navel, in peritonitis, 
 I Lye; in navel, before stool, composed of 
 
 blood, bile and black fecal matter, I IPolyp.; 
 about navel, with worms, Sabad. ; w T ith nau- 
 sea, I ICup. ars.; extends to oesophagus and 
 throat two or three hours after eating (chron- 
 ic dyspepsia), IHydr. ac; in ophthalmia, 
 I ICic; in peritonitis, IIAcon., lApis, ICanth.; 
 in navel, with pinching, Fluor, ac; worse on 
 pressure, in chronic gastritis, lApis ; radiat- 
 ing (gastralgia), IIGraph.; in right side, worse 
 rising from a seat, particularly severe when 
 sitting down, with sensation as if a lump lay 
 like a pressing, heavy weight on abdomen 
 (physconia peritonealis) , I I Rhus; making 
 her roll about floor, Cup. ars.; after scarlet, 
 Aur. mur.; must shriek, Tabae; in sides to 
 navel, in pregnancy, I Ars.; in circumscribed 
 spots, IMerc cor.; in a small spot on left side, 
 I I Graph. ; small spots, return when thinking 
 of them, I lOxal. ac; in skin, Berb.; in skin, 
 in yellow fever, I Ars.; in skin, on right side, 
 Carbo v. , from smoking, Ailant,; before and 
 during loose stool of mucus (Fall diarrhoea), 
 •I Ars.; after stool, Sabad.; with difficult stool, 
 Sabad.; with sputtering, fetid stool, several 
 times a day, I I Jainb. ; with several small 
 stools, Jamb.; a surging waving, proceeding 
 from, spreads through entire chest to heart, 
 Lyss.; in typhlitis, ICalad.; in upper part, 
 becomes a pressure, Calad.; burning, worse 
 after vomiting (cholera Asiatica), I Ars. 
 g^ 3 * heat, inflammation. 
 
 Abdomen, burrowing : in upper, Stront. 
 jg^° boring, digging. 
 
 Abdomen, as if bursting: while laughing, 
 Ascl. t. ; after supper, Chini. m.; before stool, 
 I Ars. ; in whooping cough, I lAnac. 
 jggg^ distended. 
 
 Abdomen, complaints of children : in spring 
 and autumn, llris. ft^ colic : also Chap. 
 20, Cholera infantum. 
 
 Abdomen, chill: Tereb.; proceeding from, 
 IColoc, llgn., I I Yer.; begins in, goes around 
 to back and all over body, six times a day, 
 I ISul.; cold shivers, in hypogastrium, Ant. £.; 
 complaints with shuddering, towards evening, 
 Biad.; shivering, with colic, Calc p. ; chilli- 
 ness, lArs., IIMerc, Sec; chilliness extending 
 around to lower portion of back, IIPuls.; 
 chilly, with atonic dyspepsia, IPetrol.; chilli- 
 ness over upper part of, after dinner, IIPuls.; 
 chilly, in intermittent, IIMenyanth.; chilli- 
 ness, with gooseflesh, yawning and icy cold 
 feet, Paris ; chilliness, followed by abundant 
 mucous stool, Ammoniac; in upper part, 
 Merc. sul. fis5P~ coldness. 
 
 Abdomen, choking sensation: in left side, bet- 
 ter after discharge of wind, I ISpong. 
 ggg^ . contraction, constriction, cramp, 
 tension. 
 
 Abdomen, chorea : reflex, liver pancreas, ab- 
 dominal glands at fault, Hod. 
 
 Abdomen, clawing : around navel, better by 
 pressure, IBell.; extending from both sides 
 towards middle, sometimes to epigastrium, 
 causing nausea, w T ith anxious heat of cheeks, 
 by paroxysms, like taking cold on prelimi- 
 naries of menstruation, IHep. 
 ggg^ clutching, grasping, griping, pinching. 
 
 Abdomen, clutching sensation: Bell., Ilpec; 
 pain as if clutched by a hand, Bell.; as if a 
 spot w r ere seized with nails, Bell. 
 clawing, griping, pinching. 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Abdomen, cceliac plexus : neuralgia, I IPhos.; 
 pressive pain causing anxiety and sweat, 
 Camph. $i^ neuralgia. 
 
 Abdomen, coldness: liEthus., Agar., IIAmb., 
 Ars., ICrot. t., IKali bi., IHell., Merc, sul., 
 ILaur., ISep., ITabac, Tereb.; alternating 
 with burning, Hydr. ac; in chill, 1 1 Op.; in cho- 
 lera infantum, I Arm; with atonic dyspepsia, 
 ■Petrol.; cold feeling, Cist., IGrat., IKali br., 
 IPetrol., IPhos., Secale, Sars., HVer., Zinc; 
 feeling, in colic, ICalc. ; cold feeling, after 
 drinking, lAsaf.; cold feeling, as if exposed, 
 Tereb.; feeling as if a cold fluid passed through 
 intestines, during menses, IKali c; feeling, 
 especially when pressing with hand in morn- 
 ing, when rising, Menyanth.; feeling, rising 
 into mouth (indurated pancreas), ICarbo a.; 
 feeling, spreading over chest, ICamph.; feel- 
 ing, as if taking cold, after stool, IColoc; feel- 
 ing, in tabes mesenterica, I IPetrol.; confused 
 feeling like a coldness in upper, Jamb.; feeling, 
 with weakness in arms and tearing in wrist 
 joints,IPhos. ac.;to feet, Calad.; even in hottest 
 weather (timid, nervous persons), lAsar. ; 
 icy, in colic or cholera sporadica, IColeh.; 
 
 . internal in upper ,after every swallow of drink, 
 renewed at every inspiration, ICinch.; and 
 lower limbs, vEthus.; of left side, lAmbra ; in 
 lower, then burning heat, ICamph. ; especially 
 on pressure with hand, IIMenyanth.; moving 
 about, Bov.; painful, in dyspepsia, IKreo.; of 
 surface, SMed., I I Merc, HVer.; with swelling 
 (uterine tumor), ICalc; umbilical region, 
 Tereb.; worse below umbilical region, C'hel.; 
 following toothache, ^Calc ; in upper, then 
 burning, ICamph.; transient, Sul. 
 fi^° chill, cool. 
 
 Abdomen, concussion : in lower part when 
 stepping, Amm. c Ji^" cough, shocks. 
 
 Abdomen, congestion (plethora) : lAcet. ac, 
 jAgar.,Aph. ch., -Ant. t.,IIBell.,IBry., ICalc, 
 IICheL, Cic, ICom, ILyc, INux m., Ptel., 
 ISpong., IISul., IITereb., MUstil., IVer. v.; 
 from amenorrhea, Collin., IPuls.; resulting 
 in dy smenorrh cea and piles, HCollin.; with 
 flatulent rumbling in stomach and bowels, 
 ICollin. ; in typhoid, IPhos.; causes gouty or 
 nervous headache, ISep.; with hemorrhoids, 
 in liver affections, IICheL, I INux v.; liver 
 swollen, indurated and sensitive, I INux v.; 
 measles recede, IBry., IGels.; with amenor- 
 rhea, Con., IPuls.; of portal system, I Aloe., 
 IPod. ; during pregnancy, IPod.; better after 
 stool, IPod.; tendency to (anaemia), ISul.; caus- 
 ing uterine troubles, constipation, headache, 
 or varicocele, IPod.; nervous, IGlon. 
 J^gf inflammation, portal system. 
 
 Abdomen, cool sensation: Chen, v., ICist. 
 jg@° coldness. 
 
 Abdomen, feeling of constriction : lArg. nit., 
 Arm, Coccus, I IColoc, INux v., IPlat.,Thuya ; 
 as if a hard, twisted ball were lying in umbil- 
 ical region, I IKreo.; as if tightly tied with a 
 band, I Arg. nit. ; obliges her to double up, 
 only goes off in bed, Aur. mur.; as if drawn 
 up in a ball, ICham.; before stool, in dysen- 
 tery, I Ars.; especially when stooping, can 
 straighten himself slowly, IFerr. mur.; of in- 
 testines, IIArs.,BelL, IKali bi., IPlumb.; with 
 sensation of lameness in legs (lead colic), 
 I I Op.; intestines as if strangulated and twisted 
 in different directions, Pallad.; left side, 1 1 Arg. 
 
 nit; in lower part, Clem., ICon., IHydras.; 
 painful in lower, on left side, on walking and 
 on pressure, disappears while sitting, after 
 dinner, Zinc; in lower, with short breath, 
 Thuya ; in lower, with pressure towards gen- 
 itals, Coccul.; in lower, better only by purga- 
 tion (constipation), IHydras.; during menses, 
 Coccus, INux v.; with melancholy, I Ars.; 
 jerking in muscles towards linea alba, Alum.; 
 painful in lower, with nausea in epigastri- 
 um, and pressure towards genitals, Coccul.; 
 around navel, as if a ball or lump would form, 
 Bell.; about navel, painful, I Ars.; about 
 navel, painful, after eating, IColoc; across 
 navel, as if constricted with a string, IICheL; 
 about navel, pain as if intestines w r ere 
 drawn into a lump (dysmenorrhcea), I ISep.; 
 about navel, pain while sitting, Sul.; 
 under navel, pains, has to bend double, Bell.; 
 painful, ICham., INux v., I IPuls.; pain, to- 
 wards small of back, ICalc. ; pains, in cholera, 
 ICupr. ac; pain, day and night, compelling 
 him to bend double (lead colic), I I Op. ;. pain 
 as if drawn together, beginning in stomach, 
 going downward to abdomen, chiefly left side, 
 begins one and a quarter hours after food, 
 attains its height in two hours, better by 
 bending double, especially sitting bent over 
 a fire, also by food and eructation, worse in a 
 cold room or cold weather, IMang.; pains 
 from incarcerated flatus, I ICinch.; pains com- 
 ing and going, like labor pains, Com; in left 
 side, beneath stomach, while sitting, particu- 
 larly when lying on right side, Spong.; pain- 
 ful, from pelvis to stomaeh, causing sensation 
 as of great blow in region of kidneys, making 
 her cry out, ICact.; pains, during stool, 
 IRheum ; pain, in upper part, Coloc; pain in 
 upper, after eating, extending to left side of 
 abdomen and chest, ICoccuL; pinching, in 
 dysuria, IMerc ; pinching, in upper, as from 
 incarcerated flatus, especially after eating, 
 IPuls.; cannot remain quiet, Mosch.; of pubic 
 region, prevents walking, Arund.; spasmodic, 
 with nausea and vomiting of sour mucus, 
 INux v.; both sides to navel (colic in preg- 
 nancy), I Ars.; with ball-like stools, IMed.; 
 as with string, IICheL; straining, as if laced, 
 Aur. mur.; upwards, to chest, ICalc; in upper 
 part, causes short breath, Staph.; with verti- 
 go, I IKali nit.; with vomiting (pertussis), 
 IDros.; walls feel as if pulled together, 
 IPlumb. 
 
 jg@f° choking, cramp, contraction, retrac- 
 ted, spasm, tension. 
 Abdomen, contraction: Apis, IBell., ICham. y 
 1 1 Cup. m., INux v.; in region of bladder 
 (colic), lAcon. ; in cholera, IJatroph.; with 
 coughing, IChel.; drawing aching, across up- 
 per part, must bend forward, worse on deep 
 inspiration, ICalc; drawn into knots in many 
 places (bilious fever), lElat.; feeling after ty- 
 phoid fever (nervous affection), IManc; feel- 
 ing in pelvis, deep in (rectal and bladder 
 complaints), Alum.; feeling in strangulated 
 hernia, ILach.; with violent gripes (enteritis), 
 ILach.; of intestines, with urging to stool, 
 ISars.; intestines can be seen contracted into 
 a lump, travels from one part of intestines to 
 another, I I Kali br.; laborlike colic, from both 
 sides, Con.; on left, upper part, worse left 
 hypochondrium toward navel, IBerb.; in 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 lower part, before menses, INatr. m.; muscles, 
 in yellow fever, INux v.; muscles, in lower, as 
 though drawn together, over uterine region, 
 Amyl.; navel, INatr. c. ; above navel, visible, 
 ■Rhus; below navel, painful, IGraph.; about 
 navel, pain spreading over whole upper abdo- 
 men, better, temporarily, by stool, IIColoc; 
 about navel, spasmodic, with nausea, I IChel.; 
 pain, IDig., IHep.; pain, to chest, with tight- 
 ness of breath and diarrhoea, INatr. s.; pain, 
 in lower, worse from motion, I Bell. ; pain, in 
 lower, like after-pains, with urging to stool, 
 ICon.; pain, on every motion and breath, 
 ICoccul ; pain, to epigastrium, better by press- 
 ure, ceases on lying down, Amm. c; pain, in 
 pelvis, as if screwed together, Caust.; pain, on 
 rising in morning, followed by discharge of 
 coagula from vagina, IMagn. c; pains, with 
 restless tossing, better from rubbing- or hard 
 pressure, I Plumb.; periodically, Ang.; under 
 ribs, with every effort to inflate lungs (diph- 
 theria), I ISpong. ; in right side, painful, worse 
 in morning, Sep.; in sides, particularly left, 
 Berb.; spasmodically, Act. sp., Calab., I IHep.; 
 spasmodically, with terrible bearing down, 
 ■Sep.; spasmodically, painful, with great rest- 
 lessness, anxiety and cold sweat, whereupon 
 lumps size of a fist appeared on left side, 
 1 1 Plumb.; spasmodically, after urination, 
 INatr. m.; tense, iEthus. ; viscera to dia- 
 phragm, ISpong.; walls, I IChel.; walls, in 
 rheumatism of bow r els, I I Plumb.; obliged to 
 walk bent over, Rhus ; warm, from middle to 
 chest, with nausea, Mang. 
 J8@* choking, constriction, Gramp, re- 
 tracted, spasm, tension. 
 
 Abdomen, convulsions : J^ 1 * spasm. 
 
 Abdomen, corrosive pain: in circumscribed 
 spots, IMerc cor. flfe"* raw. 
 
 Abdomen, cough : Sarrac; concussion, Carbo 
 a., Ign., IKreo.; as if it would burst, Anac, 
 I ISquilla ; dry, seems to proceed from, ISep. ; 
 as if he must take hold of, as if cough came 
 from there (anaemia of brain), ICon.; jarred, 
 INatr. m., IPuls., ISul.; pain, Bell., IIBry., 
 ICamph., Carbo a., Con.,Ipec, Kali c, ILach., 
 I INux v., IPhos., I ISquilla, ISul. ; pain, awaking 
 between 5 and 6 a.m., IKali c; pain, in ascites, 
 ■Apis ; pain, as from a shock, in pertussis, 
 I ISquilla ; pain, in laryngo-tracheitis, I I Ver.; 
 pain, unbearable, in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; 
 dry, from reflex action in intestines, IKali 
 br.; as if everything were being shattered 
 and torn, INux v.; soreness, Apis, lArn., 
 IIBry., Calad., ICarbo a., Crot. t, IFerr., 
 INux y. $g^* concussion, shocks. 
 
 Abdomen, cramps : lArs., Asaf., Carbo s., Ced., 
 IICup. ac, ICycl., IDiosc, llris, IMagn. m., 
 IMagn. p., INux m., IPhyt., I ISpong.; with 
 pain in back, before menses, ILach.; in amenor- 
 rhcea, Symph.; in sympathetic aphonia, I Col- 
 lin.; better bending over,Thlaspi ; better bend- 
 ing double, pressure of hand, external warmth, 
 worse eructation, IMagn. p.; as though it 
 would burst, with constant eructation, and dur- 
 ing menses, INitr. ac; into chest, causing 
 dyspnoea, I ISpig.; in cholera, IHell., llris ; in 
 cholera morbus, IDiosc, IPod., I I Ver.; in trans- 
 verse colon, two hours after dinner, IHam.; 
 with constipation (flatulent colic), lElat.; 
 with crying and loud complaining (hysteria), 
 ILach.; cutting, before stool, Msc. h.; with 
 
 diarrhoea, ICup. ars., , Iris; w T ith diarrhoea of 
 children, Collin.; drawing, in middle, with 
 dull colic, Zinc; draws legs to abdomen, rest- 
 less moaning, lamenting, worse by eating or 
 drinking, IIColoc; in dysentery, ILach.; fol- 
 lowing pain in epigastrium, as from a heavy 
 blow or concussion there, I I Phyt. ; in epilepsy, 
 1 1 Art. v., ICup. m. ; in epilepsy, after falling 
 on head, ICup. m. ; in evening, with shaking 
 chill, I IPuls.; in bilious fever, lElat. ; flatu- 
 lent, toward chest, ILyc; in yellow fever, 
 lArs. ; flatulent, ICham.; Eup. perf.; after 
 injecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, I ITa- 
 rant. ; hemorrhoidal, Asaf. ; from hip promi- 
 nences toward vagina, places hands under 
 hips and raises them from couch, I.IVib.; feel 
 hot (dysentery), ILach.; hysterical , in even- 
 ing, in bed, and after dinner, Yal. ; from crest 
 of ilium, toward spine, Ang.; as if cut with 
 knives, during menses, I ILach.; in left side, 
 with qualmishness, INux v.; with leucorrhcea, 
 ICaust.; in lower, Bell., Lyss., I INux v.; in 
 lower, in dysmenorrhcea, IGraph.; in lower, 
 during menses, INatr. m., IVib.; in lower, in 
 right side, Cinch, bol.; in lower, with vesical 
 and rectal tenesmus, ICup. ars.; in lower, 
 almost unbearable, come suddenly and with 
 great severity, IVib.; in lower, in womb and 
 vicinity, IICEnan.; worse lying down, I Amyl.; 
 before menses, ICinnab., IKali c, I Plat.; dur- 
 ing menses, ICinnab., ICoff.,ICup. m.,Form., 
 I IPuls.; menses, acrid, offensive, vitiated, 
 IKali c; instead of menses, Coccul., ICup. m.; 
 menses shorter duration, Merc, per.; with 
 metrorrhagia, better by pressure and hot 
 drinks, IColoc. ; crampy intestinal motions 
 (ileus), lOp. ; in muscles (yellow fever), 
 llCanth.; just above navel, IDiosc; begin- 
 ning just below navel into back, flying to fin- 
 gers and toes, where pain is intense (in preg- 
 nant women), I IDiosc; about navel, drawing, 
 with pains in small of back (labor), ICoff. t.; 
 about navel, after eating, Calc ; about navel, 
 worse lying, I Amyl. ; about navel, with sore- 
 ness as if a foreign body, worse on motion, 
 7rCact. ; about navel, before stool (dysentery), 
 IHam.; about navel, with stool, Myr. cer.; 
 about navel, as if pain would give her a twist, 
 Verbas. ; about navel, when walking, better 
 standing still (cirrhotic kidney)^ I I Plumb.; 
 awakened at midnight with pain in small in- 
 testines, worse if he moved, I INitr. ac; espe- 
 cially evening and nights, cold thighs, ICalc; 
 about noon, with first spoonful of soup, 
 
 I IDiad. ; in ovarian region, IBufo ; in various 
 parts, IIGels.; periodic, for four or five years, 
 two or three times a day, sudden movement 
 brings them on (spine disease), IDolich.; re- 
 mittent, INux v.; during pregnancy, IGels., 
 IHyos., IVib.; reflex from uterine irritation, 
 ICaulo., IVib.; right side, with constant eruc- 
 tation, can only be borne by lying quietly on 
 left side, worse from sneezing, coughing and 
 urinating, returns next day at 3 p.m., better 
 by warmth, Pallad. ; with retraction of abdo- 
 men, 10 p.m., again at 5 a.m., until 9 a.m., 
 
 I I Pod. ; shooting down legs (labor pains), 
 Vib.; spasmodic, ICarbo a., ICoccul.; with 
 stool, ICollin.; followed by tonsillitis, IICup. 
 ars.; worse during urination, Pallad.; with 
 vertigo, 1 1 Lyss.; with vomiting, Uatroph.; 
 after bitter vomiting, ILyc. ; at every time of 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 vomiting, clonic or tunic (sporadic cholera), 
 I ITabac ; with intense vomiting, purging, 
 prostration, as in cholera, I IPhyt. ; is obliged 
 to walk carefully, so that abdomen should not 
 be shaken, otherwise urinary troubles were 
 greatly worse, Prun. ; on walking, Aug. 
 gigf 1 * choking, clawing, clutching, con- 
 traction, constriction, retraction, spasms, 
 tension ; also Colic. 
 
 Abdomen, crawling: ICham., Pallad., IStram.; 
 with heat in head, ICamph. ; as from fleas, 
 better by scratching, but soon appears in an- 
 other place near the spot, Pallad.; into urethra, 
 Zinc. ; crawling, as of worms, causing nausea, 
 ■Calc; voluptuous, with anxious oppression 
 and palpitation, followed by painless pressure 
 downward in genitals with exhaustion, and 
 stitches in sinciput, sympathetic with ovarian 
 and uterine troubles, especially in barren 
 women, I Plat. ; warm, running down, Alum. 
 
 Abdomen, creeping : g^° crawling. 
 
 Abdomen, cutting: Amm. c, Ant. c, Arn., 
 Ars. m., Ascl. t., HCanth., ICarb. s., IChel., 
 HCinch., IColch., ICup. m., Cup. s., IDig., 
 HDiosc, IHep., Ilgn., I llodof., Hod., Ilpec, 
 
 ■ Kali c, ILaur., ILed., ILyc, IMagn. c, 
 I IMagn. m., I Merc, cor., INux v., I lOxal ac, 
 MPhos., Psor., IPuls., Sabad., ISec, ISep., 
 
 1 ISpig., IZinc, 1 1 Zing.; across, Calc. a. ; across, 
 with ill humor, anthrophobia, better open air, 
 ■Aloe ; across, right to left, ILyc; awakes at 
 
 2 a.m., lAmrn. m. ; from before backward and 
 upward, labor pains useless, come on with 
 every pain, very distressing and may be felt 
 throughout body, IGels. ; obliging to bend 
 double and scream with agony during parox- 
 ysms, bilious vomiting (ovarian cyst), IColoc. ; 
 sudden, extended into chest and developed 
 into an asthmatic attack, I IPhos.; through 
 chest to right shoulder, during stool, Aeon. ; 
 colic, from bread and pastry, Ant. c. ; in 
 Bright' s disease, I Apis ; changing from place 
 to place, Card. m. ; from one place to an- 
 other, spreads over whole abdomen, Bell.; 
 after taking cold by standing on damp ground, 
 after exertion, lElat. ; from taking cold, fol- 
 lowed by diarrhoea, with pressure, ■Petrol. ; 
 constrictive, after stool, worse by motion, 
 
 ■ Rheum ; during cough, Ver.; or before diar- 
 rhoea, BKali c. ; before diarrhoea, in catarrh of 
 stomach, ■Dulc. ; with diarrhoea, IArs.,IJugl., 
 Cub., IManc, fiflPuls. ; in diarrhoea of chil- 
 dren, ■Merc; in chronic diarrhoea, B Ammo- 
 niac. ; as if one were digging him with fingers, 
 compelling him to bend double, Bry.; with 
 local distension, as if hernia would protrude, 
 Tereb.; with distension, I I^Ethus. ; after 
 drinking, Staph.; after drinking cold water, 
 ■Calc. p.; in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; in dysen- 
 tery, Caps., ■Diosc. ; after eating, Bov., Cain., 
 Chel.,1 Petrol. , I Staph. ; after each meal, worse 
 walking, better from pressure with hand, Ars. 
 s. r. ; like electric shock, darting through to 
 anus, IColoc; goes off after eructation, I IRa- 
 tan.; late in evening, ■Petrol.; from evening, 
 after lying down, until morning, Zinc; in 
 evening, worse sitting still, IPuls.; after fain t- 
 ing, Carbo v.; before intermittent fever, I Ars.; 
 in typhoid fever, IDulc. ; in yellow fever, 
 ICadm. s.;as from flatulence, I Rheum, Squilla ; 
 as from flatus, with heavy pressure in pre- 
 cordial region, causing constriction and anxie- 
 
 ty, Spig. ; in lower, as from incarcerated flatus, 
 1 1 Spig.; with flatulency and congestion of liver, 
 IINatr. s. ; before emission of flatus, ICon.; 
 better by passage of flatus, Bapt., IHydras. ; 
 followed by profuse discharge of flatus, with 
 large lumps of mucus, Jacea ; flying over ab- 
 domen, Coloc; griping, lElat. ; griping, with 
 frequent eructation, Verbas.; griping, right 
 side, before and during stool, excruciating 
 (colic), IIAloe ; with hsematuria, Ilpec; better 
 by dry heat, ISul.;in hemorrhoids, HCaps.; 
 here and there better drawing up feet (acute 
 gastritis, after taking cold), IColoc; in incar- 
 cerated hernia, ICoccul.,ILach.; in iliac fossa, 
 from right to left, thence to rectum, Sang. ; 
 above left ilium (after several premature la- 
 bors), I I Thuya; worse when feces or air 
 passes through affected parts, in inflammation 
 of intestinal mucous membrane, IMerc ; causes 
 involuntary inclination to draw in abdomen, 
 Val.; as with knives, I IChel., ILach., Sabad., 
 I Ver.; as from knives, in dysentery, I Kali m.; 
 like knives, before chill (intermittent), I Ars.; 
 as from knives, soon after eating, I Kali bi.; 
 as from knives, in lead colic, I IColoc; as with 
 small knives, deep in pelvis, to right, in a 
 small spot, ICepa ; in both sides, like two 
 knives, inward towards each other, doubling 
 her up, better pressing with hands, with 
 cough, worse by day, IKali c ; as of knives, 
 with tearing in legs, particularly right (colic) , 
 IColoc; like a knife, in right, on walking, 
 IIRhus ; like false labor pains, IKali c; from 
 left to right, almost constantly with every 
 movement, Ilpec; in left upper, from lower 
 portion of chest, where there is a sticking, 
 IKali c; with leucorrhoea, IZinc; to loins 
 and region of kidneys, I IPuls.; in lower, IHy- 
 dras., IIHyos., IKali bi., ILept., IPuls., 
 Thuya ; in lower, with cough, ICinch.; deep, 
 in lower, toward small of back (uterine hem- 
 orrhage), ICroc; in lower, in dysmenorrhcea, 
 I IPuls.; in lower, better on passing flatus, 
 I Iris ; in lower, in hemorrhoids, MSabina; 
 in lower, now here, now there, Bell.; in lower 
 left, ICepa, I I Rheum; in lower, toward left 
 breast, in evening, Spong.; in lower left, in 
 middle of night (dysentery), I Arn.; in lower, 
 to loins, made her feel faint, I IPuls. ; in lower, 
 every few minutes, must sit down, becomes 
 very faint, cannot sleep, ICollin. ; in lower, 
 right, crampy, cutting pain, worse by inspira- 
 tion, Bry.; in lower left, while sitting, disap- 
 pearing on moving about, Tereb.; in lower, 
 every step painful, with incarcerated flatus, 
 Sil.; in lower, before stool, Iris ; in lower, gri- 
 ping before and during stool, excruciating 
 (colic), 1 1 Aloe ; in lower, with thin stool every 
 morning, IISul. ; in lower, with straining, 
 worse during stool, Sil.; after warm milk, 
 Ang.; after milk, with rumbling and frequent 
 emission of flatus, Zinc; during menses, 
 ICalc, IKali c, IKreo., ILyc, MSenecio; 
 during menses, too early, 101. an.; when men- 
 ses should appear, ILil. tig.; with metror- 
 rhagia (cancer of womb), Hod.; on every 
 motion and breath during menses, ICoccul., 
 with nausea, 1 1 Agar.; about navel, Msc. 
 h., Ars. h., Bov., Coccus, I ICup. m., IDulc, 
 IGaml)., ! I Hyper. , Ipom.; about navel, IKali 
 c, IKali iod., IMerc cor., Nitr. sp. d.JNuxm., 
 IOp., Petrol., IRheum, I IStann.; about navel, 
 
19. ABDOMEN 
 
 489 
 
 ■aching, with rumbling and desire for stool, 
 IIYer. v.j about navel, with colic, ICaps., 
 ISpig.; about navel, alternates, with colic 
 during night, IKali bi. ; about navel, alter- 
 nates, with cutting in bladder, worse at rest, 
 better walking in open air (hematuria), 
 I i Tereb.; about navel, going through to back, 
 and coming on at intervals, Sil.; about navel, 
 wakes in morning, IGlon.; below navel, toward 
 groin and internal genitals, better from 
 warmth in bed, with the pains coldness of 
 feet and pappy stool, IColoc; .about navel, 
 when taking a long inspiration, I IMang.; 
 about navel, like a coal of fire (gastritis), 
 IKali iod.; about navel, constant distress 
 •every few moments in stomach and small in- 
 testines, IIDiosc; about navel, constricting, 
 to small of back, where it is severe, and of 
 long duration, ! I Puis. ; about navel, with di- 
 arrhoea, bitter eructations, hunger, better by 
 pressure, IStann.; about navel, as if diarrhoea 
 would set in, IPuls.; about navel, with dysen- 
 tery, IINux v.; about navel, after eating, 
 IColoc; about navel, after exposure, IDulc; 
 about navel, followed by flatus, Camph.; 
 about navel, better from emitting flatus, 
 IMagn. c; about navel, in typhoid fever, 
 IDulc; about navel, with constant flow of 
 bright red blood from female organs (prolap- 
 sus and hemorrhage), llpec; about navel, 
 interfering with true labor pains, I llpec; 
 about navel, as if knife were thrust to back, 
 with piercing screams, ICup. m.; about navel, 
 left side, Zing.; about navel, precedes leucor- 
 rhoea, ISul.; about navel, precedes milky leu- 
 •corrhcea, I I Sil.; about navel, worse at night, 
 IDulc; to ovarian region (acute catarrh of 
 bladder), IColoc; about navel, better from 
 pressure, INux m.; about navel, radiate over 
 upper portion, excruciating, from slightest 
 touch, as well as by motion, with tympanitic 
 distension (peritonitis), ILach.; about navel, 
 above, toward stomach, radiating to both 
 sides and back, she has to scream, then shoot- 
 ing and violently contracting, better by bend- 
 ing double, or by pressure with hand, exter- 
 nal warmth and eructations, IMagn. p.; 
 about navel, stitch transversely across, Zinc; 
 about navel, before stool, INux v.; about 
 navel, during stool, Aloe,Gamb.; about navel, 
 worse after stool, with chilliness, I IColoc; 
 about navel, better by stool, Benz. ac; about 
 navel, then inclination to stool, Camph.; 
 about navel, then urging to urinate, Camph.; 
 at night, I I Sec; worse at night, 1 1 Jalap.; 
 especially at night, Aph. ch.; worse about 
 noon, Arum t.; in ovarian cyst, IColoc; par- 
 oxysmal, with diarrhoea and tenesmus, worse 
 at night, I ISul.; in various parts, chiefly 
 around navel, Coccul.; as if cut to pieces, 
 worse sitting bent forward, Ant. t.; as if cut 
 to pieces, worse during stool (autumnal dys- 
 entery), IMerc; during pregnancy, I IVer.; 
 when pressing on it, IBan. b.; pressing, be- 
 neath floating ribs (arthritic rheumatic), 
 I iSpig. ; recurring at intervals of ten or fifteen 
 minutes (cholera morbus), I lElat.; with rest- 
 lessness, anxiety and cold sweat, I I Plumb.; 
 with restless tossing, better from rubbing or 
 hard pressure, IPlumb.; in right side, throws 
 her into fainting fits, ILach.; in right lower, 
 running into right spermatic cord, Med.; 
 
 w r ith rumbling movement, proceeding from 
 below upward, producing nausea, and with 
 liquid feces which were discharged with con- 
 siderable force, with pain in loins, MPolyg. ; 
 in scarlatina, IMerc; sits bent over, pressing 
 with both hands, or leans back for relief, can- 
 not sit upright, IKali c; coming up into 
 stomach and causing nausea, or extending 
 into thighs, IColoc; spasmodic, at navel, 
 must bend double, Calad.; moving up to 
 sternum, worse on drawing long breath and 
 from motion of hands, Ascl. t.; then dull sore- 
 ness and warmth unpleasant, and burning in 
 stomach, Cup. ars.; before stool, IArs.,Brom., 
 IColoc, Con., Dig., Kob., IMagn. c, IMerc, 
 INatr. m., Niccol., INitr. ac, Petrol., Sec, 
 ISul.; during stool, I I Agar., Asar., Cub.,Iod., 
 Kali n., I IMerc cor., IRheum ; after stool, 
 IPod.; with disposition to stool (camp diar- 
 rhoea), ILept.; followed by soft stools, Zinc; 
 as if he would have a stool, better by escape 
 of flatus and warmth, Ars. iod.; with thin, 
 shiny stool, I I Petrol.; before and after mushy 
 stools, Yer. vir.; compels instant resort to 
 stool, awakens about 5 a.m., ISul.; with sen- 
 sitiveness during stool (cholerine), ICrot. t. ; 
 with urging to stool, crying and lamentations, 
 Jacea ; with ineffectual urging to stool, 
 I IPhos.; warned him to go to stool, Ars. iod.; 
 in summer complaint, lAng.; into testicle, 
 after stool, IHydras.; into thighs, Tereb.; like 
 a thread towards centre, ICepa ; to tongue 
 and limbs if she refrains from urinating, 
 I IPuls.; as if torn to pieces, IKali c; in up- 
 per, ICalc. ; in upper, as if a chisel were 
 thrust deep in, thence passing in a curve, 
 backward and downward into pelvis, and 
 then cutting its way up again, IColoc; in up- 
 per, with diarrhoea, lArs.; in upper, after 
 eating, Spong.; in upper, also while eating, 
 Zinc; in upper, better passing flatus, Asar.; 
 in upper, from left to right, Lachn.; in up- 
 per and lower, after eating, I Chin. s. ; in upper, 
 with nausea and diarrhoea, IPetrol.; upward, 
 in left iliac region, in paroxysms (during 
 pregnancy), I I Zinc; during urination (gravel), 
 I Lye; with urging to urinate, worse night 
 (dysuria), IMerc; with frequent urging to 
 urinate, particularly at night, with scanty dis- 
 charge, INitr. ac; with violent vomiting, 
 I LEthus.; in walls, Apis; worse walking, 
 IDiosc; from worms, ICina; as if cutting into 
 a wound, right side when touched, better 
 by escape of flatus, Arn. JPilP darting, lan- 
 cinating, sticking, stitches ; also Colic. 
 
 Abdomen, darting:. IKali c, Yib. ; below, 
 through to spine (typhoid), I Coccul.; worse on 
 right side, above hips, 10 a.m., Tromb. ; in 
 side, when talking, IKali iod. 
 $gg" cutting, lancinating, shooting-, stick- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Abdomen, as if diarrhoea would set in: I lAng., 
 I I Ant, c.j Bry., Tereb.; passing off by urinat- 
 ing, Lil. tig.; pain from umbilicus to anus, 
 I I Led. Jg^g^ Chap. 20, Diarrhoea threatening. 
 
 Abdomen, digging-: low down, Carbol. ac; 
 fine, as if something alive were beneath 
 skin, above left hip, in the side on which he 
 lies, in morning, Spong. ; in intestines, 
 I IRheum ; in typhoid, IDulc; during menses, 
 in evening, followed by thirst, I INatr. s.; 
 about navel, in typhoid fever, IDulc; about 
 
490 
 
 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 navel, deep, when walking, Calend.; before 
 every stool, Stann.; during vomiting, Calc ; in 
 left side, better after discharge of wind, 
 
 I ISpong. g^" boring, burrowing. 
 Abdomen, disagreeable sensation : Ars. 
 
 ^^•discomfort, distress, uneasiness. 
 
 Abdomen, discomfort: after eating, IBor., 
 Cinnab.; after dinner, Aur. met.; head sinks 
 back, Spig.; in intestinal catarrh, IChel.; in 
 lower, IICycl.;in phthisis, 1 1 Tuberc. ; with 
 dry throat, watery saliva, and nausea, IColch. 
 ®^° distress, uneasiness. 
 
 Abdomen, distended: iEsc h., I lAlet., Amb., 
 Amyg., lAmyl., lAnac, I Apis, Ascl.s., As- 
 tac, Aur. met., Bapt., Bar. c. , Berb., Bism., 
 IBry., Calad., ICanth., ICarboa., HCarbo v., 
 ICarbol. ac, Carb. s., I ICaust., Ced., ICepa, 
 ICham.,IICic.,liCinch.,Cist.,IIColch.,ICroc, 
 ICrot. t.,Cub.,ICycl., IDiose, Eucal., IGraph., 
 IHelL, IHep.,IHyos., Iber., Ipom., ILil. tig., 
 
 I I Lye, Lobel. i., IMagn. m., I I Mane, Mang., 
 IMerc.,1 IMillef.,IMur., Niccol.JNux v.,IOp., 
 IPuls.,1 lEhus, I ISars.,Sec,Sumb.,Val., I IVer. 
 v., Viol., I I Zinc, Zing.; in afternoon, Castor.; 
 in afternoon and evening, Grat., Osm.; in 
 arthritis, lAng.; on awaking, Hyper.; ball- 
 like, on right side below liver, Cycl.; Bright' s 
 disease, I Kami. ; to bursting (dysentery), 
 ICaps.; as if it would burst, Cop.; as if it 
 would burst open, right side, while sitting, 
 INatr. s.; especially in children, ISil.; dur- 
 ing chills, Ars. h.; in chlorosis, marasmus and 
 colic, lAbrot.; after confinement, ILye; with 
 rush of blood to head, IGraph.; in colic, Aur. 
 mur.,ICoccul.,IHydr. ae,ISep.; in colic, bends 
 backward, IPlumb.; in colic, with consti- 
 pation, Bry.; in lead colic, IIColoc; in colic, 
 after supper, Chim. m.; transverse colon, 
 I ISul.; transverse colon protrudes like a pad, 
 during' pain, I Bell.; in constipation, IDiose, 
 IMagn. m. ; with costiveness in typhus, I Acet. 
 ae; with constipation, in uterine tumor and 
 albuminuria, ITereb.; contracts spasmodically 
 when touched, Colch.; after heart contrac- 
 tion, INux m.; convulsive condition of little 
 children, ICham.; in cystitis, IHell.; with di- 
 arrhoea, IGraph.; in chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; 
 after drinking, or eating, must loosen clothing, 
 Sinap.; in ascites, lApoe, IDig., I I Med., 
 I I Rheum ; with dulness and heaviness of 
 head, IGraph.; in dysmenorrhea, ICaps., 
 IICoccul. ; after eating, Agar., lAgnus, Aloe, 
 Asaf., ICham., IGraph., IIgn.,Kalie, IKreo., 
 INatr. e, INux m., I Puis., ISal. ae, I Thuya ; 
 after dinner, Calc, INux m. ; worse after din- 
 ner, and from slightest mental emotion, INux 
 m.; after eating, in diarrhoea, IBor.; after 
 eating a little, IIKali e, Magn. s.; as from 
 overeating, Ant. e; after eating, in whooping 
 cough, IBry.; with eructations, Con.; every 
 evening, Lyss.; feeling, particularly in left 
 hypochondriac region (intermittent), ICoccul.; 
 in prevailing fever, lAmm. m. ; in puerperal 
 fever, Bry.; in typhus abdominalis, I INux 
 v. ; in typhus and variola, 1 1 Chin. s. ; fulness, 
 as if loaded with food, with sensation as of 
 incarcerated flatus and frequent ineffectual 
 efforts to emit it, fulness in evening, worse by 
 smoking, IMenyanth.; with glandular swell- 
 ing, IBar. m. ; followed by griping as if stool 
 would occur, IRaph.; in hsematuria, INux v.; 
 hard, HCale, ILach., ISul.; hard, in hel- 
 
 minthiasis, ICina ; hard, with painfulness of 
 umbilical region to touch, IKalie; hard, in 
 spasms, ICup. m.; but not hard, I Ant. e; in 
 hydrocephalus, I Zinc. ; with inflammation of 
 bowels (malignant scarlet fever), 1 1 Sal. ae ; in- 
 testines, with gas, so thatthey could be traced by 
 finger, I IPlumb.; in intestinal catarrh, IChel.,-: 
 or drawn into knots, IColoe; in leucorrhcea,. 
 I IGraph. ; local, as if hernia would protrude,, 
 with cutting, Tereb.; lower part, IHyos.;; 
 INitr. ae, ISep.; lower, in diarrhoea, I Ars.; 
 lower, in metrorrhagia, 1 1 Sabina ; of lower, 
 above pubes, as if parts would burst, lying 
 on back, I IBar. e; of lower, sensitive, espe- 
 cially above pubes, Ferr. mur.; lower, sensi- 
 tive to contact (scirrhus uteri), lArg. met.; 
 before menses, Con. ; during menses, Aloe, 
 Berb., ICinch., IKali e, Lachn., INatr. e; 
 with menses, too early, seven days, IICoc- 
 cul.; with late menses, ISul.; in menorrhagia, 
 ■ Coccus ; after a small quantity of milk, sud- 
 den, ICon. ; in morning, ICham.; every move- 
 ment or touch pains as from an internal ulcer,. 
 ICoccul.; about navel, I IBry.; about navel, 
 caused by accumulation of flatus in upper 
 part of bowels, with antiperistaltic motion, 
 belching and vomiting, IOp.; about navel, 
 with pain on pressure, 1 1 Merc. iod. rub.; with 
 nausea, IHyper., Illpee; with nausea, worse 
 after eating, ICrot. t.; nervous, reflex, from 
 uterine disorder, 01. caje.; in facial neuralgia,. 
 I ISep.; painful, I ICaust.; with pains, worse 
 after eating or drinking, from accumulation 
 of gas, tying down and in afternoon (tabes- 
 mesenterica), I I Petrol.; painful, better for a 
 time by motion, if gas passes off it is imme- 
 diately renewed, I I Op.; painful, awakens : 
 child at night (tabes mesenterica), 1 1 Petrol.; 
 right side, worse after exertion, better when 
 standing, and lying on left side, IPallad.; of 
 single places, I Aur. mur., Carbo a.; with 
 pinching, Mosch., INatr. s.; with pressure, 
 and griping in stomach and umbilical region, 
 Samb.; with pressure and heaviness (affec- 
 tion of liver), IMagn. m.; especially in right, 
 Card, m.; with loud rumbling, ICarbo v.; 
 almost to point of rupturing, with colic and 
 acid diarrhoea, IRob.; in scarlatina, IKali m.;: 
 scarlatinal dropsy, IDig.; sensitive to touch 
 (inflammation of bowels in dentition), lAcet. 
 ae; and sore to touch (puerperal peritonitis), 
 ITereb.; with tenderness, Caulo.; with tender- 
 ness on respiration and touch after a scanty 
 breakfast, Sinap.; in smallpox, I I Chin, s.; but 
 soft, ICham., Stram.; and soft, in cholera, IJa- 
 troph,; and soft, in cholera infantum, I IVer.; 
 and sore, after menses cease, Lil. tig.; after 
 attack of spasms, IZine; in affection of stom- 
 ach, IKali bi.; sometimes in stomach, some- 
 times in bowels, with violent eructation, com- 
 ing on at 4 a.m., lasts two hours, better by 
 drinking warm fluids, I IVer.; before stool, 
 Arm, Stann.; during stool, IMagn. e, Ruta, 
 Stram.; after stool, Agar., I Ars., Vinca ; bet- 
 ter after stool, Pod. ; with chalky stools and 
 convulsions (croup), ICale; with sluggish 
 stool, ICollin. ; with frequent sour stools, 
 worse during night, better during day, Con.; 
 sudden and alarming, in region of atonic uter- 
 us, after removal of placenta (post-partum 
 hemorrhage), llpee; in summer complaint, 
 I I Coff. ; of upper part, with dyspnoea, evening 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 491 
 
 and morning, Rhod.; in upper, after eating, 
 Cinnab.; in prolapsus uteri, lArg. nit.; with 
 vomiting, pain worse after vomiting (hepati- 
 tis), ICoccul. ; with sensation of warmth, 
 ■Nuxm.; bloated, Agar., Apoc, IIArs., Ars. 
 m., HCarbo v., Chim. umb., Croc., Filix, 
 ILach., IILyc., Mang., IMillef., IMerc. d., 
 INatr. c., Niccol., INux m., INux v., 
 1 1 Plumb. , IPhos. ac., IPsor. , IRaph., 1 1 Rhus v., 
 IRheum, Ruta, Sabad., Sabina,Sarrac, lUran 
 nit., Val., UVer. ; bloated, in amenorrhea, 
 I Apoc, I IXan.; bloated, in atrophy of chil- 
 dren, IMagn. c ; bloated, especially children, 
 ICina ; bloated, in colic, I INux v.; bloated, 
 in cholera infantum, iCoff. t., INatr. m.; in 
 false conception, ICaulo.; bloated in constipa- 
 tion, Bov. ; bloated on taking cold (weakness 
 of bladder), I lUran. nit.; bloated^ in convul- 
 sions, IMerc; bloated, in convulsions of chil- 
 dren, ICup. met.; bloated all day, sensation 
 of fermentation, IRhus ; bloated, in diar- 
 rhoea, Am.; bloated, in diarrhoea and catarrh 
 of stomach, IDulc. ; bloated, in diarrhoea, 
 after suppression of skin eruptions, ILyc. ; 
 bloated, after drinks, Ferr. iod.; bloated, in 
 dropsy, IBry.; bloated, three hours after eat- 
 ing, Carbol. ac. ; bloated, after eating, ICarbo 
 v., Ferr. iod., IL.il. tig., IILyc, IRhus, ISep., 
 IISul. ; bloated, two hours after eating, IPuls. ; 
 bloated, after eating and drinking (gastral- 
 gia), HCinch.; bloated, after food or drink, 
 seems to push upward, Ferr. iod.; bloated, 
 after sauerkraut, 1 1 Phos. ; bloated, before 
 epileptic attack, Cup. m., ILach.; bloated, 
 followed by eructation, IKali bi.; bloated, 
 in cardialgia and headache, IKali c; bloated 
 feeling, in prolapsus, ILil. tig.; bloated feel- 
 ing, better after stool, IPod. ; bloated, during 
 apyrexia, Cinch.; bloated, in intermittent 
 fever, IChin. a. ; bloated, in typhoid, ILyc, 
 1 1 Phos. ; better by emission of flatus, 1 1 Ra- 
 tan. ; bloated, with' gurgling and rumbling (ty- 
 phoid), I IPhos. ac; bloated, as if inflated, 
 Apis ; bloated, hard, ILyc. ; bloated, in haema- 
 temesis, IHyos. ; bloated, with weight, Ptel.; 
 bloated, in helminthiasis, ICina; bloated, 
 hysterical, IHyos.; bloated, in jaundice, 
 IBerb.; bloated, with leucorrhcea, IZinc; 
 bloated, left side, worse after eating, Aloe ; 
 bloated, in mania puerperalis, INux v.; 
 bloated, before menses, ILyc; bloated, dur- 
 ing menses, Niccol.; bloated, in nephritis, 
 INux v.; bloated, worse at night (dysuria), 
 IMerc; bloated, in ridges (cancerous affec- 
 tions), IBism.; bloated, with pains, worse 
 after eating or drinking, from accumulation of 
 gas, lying down, and from menses (tabes mes- 
 enterica), I I Petrol. ; bloated, with pain in 
 epigastrium, about _ midnight (irritation of 
 meninges in cervical portion), I I Paris; 
 bloated, sudden, painful, about navel, fol- 
 lowed by diarrhoea, IKali iod.; bloated, 
 painful to least touch, IMerc. cor.; bloated, 
 with tenderness on pressure, I I Ptel.; bloat- 
 ed, soft, Bov. ; bloated , in affection of 
 solar plexus, ILyc.; bloated, after stool, 
 I ITromb.; bloated, particularly in region of 
 stomach (gastromalacia) , IMerc. d. ; bloated, 
 swollen, with constipation, Dolich.; bloated, 
 and swollen, before menses, with laborlike 
 pains, Cycl.; bloated, sudden, INatr. m. ; 
 bloated, with thirst, IKali iod.; bloated, in 
 
 tuberculosis mesentericajlod.; bloated, about 
 waist, Absin. ; expanded, Hyper., Ictod. ; ex- 
 panded feeling, Lyss.; expanded feeling, 
 with fever, Calc a.; feeling, as if expanded to 
 extremest degree, Stram.; with flatus, Alum., 
 Anag., Ars. h., 1 1 Ars. i., Bov., Cain., UCarbo 
 v.,Chlorof., NColch., Collin., ICon., IGamb., 
 IILyc, INitr. ac, Pallad,, I IRhus, IRob., 
 HSil., IISul., IThuya ; inflation, every after- 
 noon, IISul.; with flatus, inability to wear 
 tight clothing, I INux v.; with flatus, in colic, 
 Asini., Stront.; with flatus, in chronic diar- 
 rhoea, IGamb.; with flatus, by passing wind, 
 Asaf., Bry., Lil. tig., IMagn. c; with flatus, 
 followed by emission of hot, offensive flatus, 
 with gripings in small of back, before soft 
 stool, Sul.; with flatus, frequent, loud and 
 copious discharge, fetid, Plant.; with flatus, 
 though much has been passed, IPhos.; with 
 flatus, after eating, Graph., I IKali c, I INux 
 v. ; particularly after milk, I ICon.; as if he had 
 eaten too much, IColch.; with flatus, 10 p.m., 
 Tromb. ; feeling, as from flatus, obliging him to 
 rest, I I Tereb.; with flatus, before menses, ILyc. ; 
 with flatus, about navel, with compression in 
 throat, and nausea, IColoc; with offensive 
 flatus, 1 1 Petrol. ; with flatus, painful, I ILach., 
 IMerc; with flatus, causing pressure and 
 anxiety, I INux v.; with flatus, pressure 
 towards chest and head, I INux v.; disten- 
 sion, with pressure under short ribs, as from 
 incarcerated flatus, worse morning and after 
 meals, I INux v.; with flatus, in polypus of 
 rectum, IKali br.; with flatus, rumbling, 
 Collin., Coccus, ILach., ILyc, I IPhos. ac;. 
 with flatus, and escape of flatus from va- 
 gina, Sang.; meteoric, I Ars., Cic, IColch.,. 
 IPhos. ac, Sec; meteoric, with constipa- 
 tion, I I Op.; meteoric, in diarrhoea, IGamb., 
 I ISep.; meteoric, in tvphoid fever, I Apis, 
 Cic, ICarbo v., IILyc, I IPhos., IITereb.; 
 lUran. n.; meteoric, in peritonitis, IIAcon. ; 
 meteoric, in pneumonia of drunkards, lAnt. 
 t.; meteoric, in puerperal disorders, IITereb.; 
 meteoric, painful to touch, especially over 
 region of liver, Cup. ars.; meteoric, in small- 
 pox, IRhus; puffed, Ars. sul. flav., Carb. s., 
 ICepa, ICoca; with backache, Cimex ; puffed 
 better after wind passes freely, ICepa ; puffed, 
 in childbed,causing anxiety, I Ambr. ; after eat- 
 ing, ICham.; puffed, after dinner,ISep.; puffed, 
 with fever, Calc a.; puffed, hard, I Aeon.; 
 puffed, during heat, Stram.; puffed, in hyste- 
 ria, lAur. met.; puffed, in jaundice, I ITarax. ; 
 puffed, protrudes here and there as from arm 
 of a foetus (old maids), IThuya; puffed, with 
 rumbling, more to left, ICepa ; puffed, sensi- 
 tive, to touch (convulsions), liEthus.; puffed, 
 in spasms, I Stram.; puffed, in spots, Bov.; 
 swelling, Anthrax., lApis, Arg. nit., Ast. r., 
 Atrop. s., Bar. c, Caust,, Cham., ICon., ICro- 
 tal., Cup. s., IHell., IHep., Hod., IKali c, 
 ILyc, IMerc, INatr. c, INatr. m., IOp., 
 llPrun. sp., HSil., ISpig., I IZinc; swollen, 
 with bearing down thereon (affeetion of stom- 
 ach), ILacc; constantly changing swellings 
 over surface (colic), ICoccul. ; swollen, in chil- 
 dren who are bottle-fed, I I Nat, ph.; swollen, 
 in cholera; IJatroph.; swollen, in colic, ICoc- 
 cul.; swollen, with convulsions, QSnanth. ; 
 swollen, externally oedematous (post-scarla- 
 tinal complaints), I Apis ; swollen, acute drop- 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 sy, following parturition, ICinch.; swollen, in 
 dropsy of uterus, I ILactu. v.; swollen, in 
 chronic dysentery, IINuxv.; swollen, body 
 emaciated, BCalc; swollen, in evening, ILac 
 c ; s wollen, face bloated, Bar. c, ICalc; swollen 
 feeling, Como., Cann. i., ILil. tig., I ILith. c, 
 BNitr. ac, Pallad. ; swollen, in puerperal fever, 
 ICanth. ; swollen, in typhoid fever, I Kali in.; 
 swollen, with gastric catarrh, INux m. ; swollen, 
 fold or crease belowumbilicusextending across 
 (ascites), IColch.; swollen hard, Chim. m.; 
 swollen hard, right side, severe pain when 
 touched, better by escape of flatus, BArn.; 
 swollen, in heart disease, lApoc. ; swollen, in 
 lower part, lEup. perf. ; swollen, with hemor- 
 rhoids, IKali c. ; swollen, here and there as 
 from incarcerated wind, BNatr. c; swollen, in 
 hydrocephalus, Art. v.; swollen, in lower, 
 Colch.; swollen, especially hypogastrium, 
 IRaph.; swollen, in lower left side, in region 
 of sigmoid flexure, IISul.; swollen, lower, in 
 cysto-blennorrhcea, MUva ursi; swollen, 
 lower and hot (suppression of urine). I lEup. 
 pur. ; swollen,lower (uterine neuralgia), 1 1 Con. 
 improved, Tarant. cured ; swollen, lower, 
 in vaginitis, BMerc. viv. ; swollen, before 
 menses, I Puis.; swollen, during menses, 
 IGraph.; swollen, during menses, in anae- 
 mia, I ISul. ; swollen, with affections of me- 
 senteric glands (favus), I lOleand.; swollen, 
 about navel, I IBry. ; swollen, painful, caused 
 by gas, better for a time by motion, if gas 
 passes off it is immediately renewed, I I Op.; 
 swollen, in peritonitis,- 1 IKali n.; swollen, as 
 large as that of a woman seven months preg- 
 nant, greater on left side, I I Plumb. ; swollen, 
 under short ribs (after scarlet fever) , I I Aeon.; 
 swollen, right, Arn.; swollen, right, in ova- 
 rian troubles, IPallad.; swollen, in scrofulous 
 ulcers and after scarlatina, BBar. m. ; swollen, 
 in scrofula, IFerr. iod.; swollen, sensitive, in 
 colic, llVer.; swollen, with sleeplessness, 
 ILach.; swollen, but soft, in cold, after scar- 
 let fever, IHell.; swollen, with splenic pain, 
 MPtel. ; swollen, commencing at stomach, 
 IRaph.; swollen, particularly upper portion 
 (heart disease), IHydras.; swollen, in vagini- 
 tis, I Merc, viv.; tumid, Ant. chl. , IBell. ; tumid, 
 in children (dentition, pertussis), BiCaust.; 
 tumid, in scrofulosis of children, IStilling. ; 
 tumid, in tabes mesenterica, Hod.; tumefac- 
 tion, alternates with headache, Stram.; tym- 
 panitic, Ailant., Anan., Anthrok., lArn., 
 Atrop. s., Aur. mur. , Bell., BBrom., liCarbo 
 v., BBCham., Cornus, Eup. perf., Euphor., 
 011am., IHyos., IKali bi., I IKali ph., 
 IKreo., BLach., Lobel. i., BBLyc, BMerc, 
 BMez., Morph. sul., (Enan., 1101. an., BOp., 
 I IPolyg., Sabina, Sec, Stram., Tabac, BBTe- 
 reb. ,Yerbas.; tympanitic, w T ith difficult breath- 
 ing, Acet. ac; tympanitic, in bronchitis, 
 ILobel. i.; tympanitic, in acute catarrh, 
 I I Ant. t.; tympanitic, with ascarides, BBSumb.; 
 tympanitic, in caecum and transverse colon, 
 BPhos.; tympanitic, in cholera, BJatroph.; 
 tympanitic in cholera infantum, BRob.; tym- 
 panitic, with cold feet, ILyc; tympanitic, in 
 colic and dysentery, BColch.; tympanitic, in 
 chronic constipation, 1 1 Tabac. ; tympanitic, 
 in lead colic, BIColoc; tympanitic, in whoop- 
 ing cough, IKali s.; tympanitic, with acute 
 cutting, stinging, radiating from navel over 
 
 upper portion of abdomen, excruciating from 
 touch or motion (peritonitis), BLach.; tym- 
 panitic, in diarrhoea, Aeon., Aloe, Arn., Bell., 
 Bor., Bov., BCalc. c, BCalc v., B Cinch., Coff., 
 I IColch., Con., Cornus, Crot., Cub., BGraph., 
 Hippom., Jatroph., Kali bi., Kali c, Lach., 
 ILyc, Magn. c, Mosch., Niccol., BPod., BSil., 
 Strain.; tympanitic, with diarrhoea during 
 dentition, BArs.; tympanitic, better by fre- 
 quent discharge of inodorous flatus, BCoca; 
 tympanitic, in dysentery, BArs.; tympanitic, 
 in epidemic dysentery, I IXan.; tympanitic, 
 in dyspepsia, BArg. nit.,BHep.; tympanitic, in 
 tabes mesenterica, I I Tuberc ; tympanitic, after 
 eating, BLyc; tympanitic, in erysipelas, BPhos. 
 ac; tympanitic, in exophthalmus, BLyc. vir.; 
 tympanitic, in bilious fevers, BNatr. s. ; tym- 
 panitic, in puerperal fever, BCanth.; tympa- 
 nitic, in typhoid, BBCinch., I lErig., BManc, 
 01. caje., BPod., I I Rhus, BBTereb. ; tympanitic, 
 with hemorrhages from bowels, during ty- 
 phoid, BMillef. ; tympanitic, hysterical, with 
 fainting, Mosch.; tympanitic, in liver com- 
 plaint, BPhos.; tympanitic, with suppression 
 of menses, worse after eating and drinking, 
 BColoc; tympanitic, in metritis. BLach.; about 
 navel, especially noon and afternoon, Bell.; 
 tympanitic, worse at night or after depletion, 
 BBCinch.; tympanitic, with pain in back (ty- 
 phoid), BColch.; tympanitic, in peritonitis, 
 BCham., BBLyc, I IPhos., BBTereb.; tympani- 
 tic, during pregnancy, BPsor.; tympanitic, 
 right side, Arg.met. ; tympanitic, restlessness, 
 from pain, Chlorof.; tympanitic, w T ith rum- 
 bling, commencing in evening and increasing 
 at night(dyspepsia with amenorrhoea), I I Puis.; 
 tympanitic, sensitive to pressure, BDiosc; 
 tympanitic, after stool, Hep.; tympanitic, 
 better after stool, B Hyper. ; tympanitic, with 
 dry tongue, worse on tongue being cleansed 
 (typhus), BBTereb. figT* bursting, dropsy, 
 large, mesenteries, tension; also Flatulence; 
 also Chap. 18, Hypochondria distended, 
 flatus. 
 Abdomen, distress: Bapt., Caulo., IBIpec; 
 after nervous chill, Syph.; dull, after hard, 
 constipated stool, UstiL; deep, as if in omen- 
 tum, Syph.; caused by eating, pain worse an 
 hour after eating (chronic diarrhoea), IISul.; 
 with hemorrhoids, from abuse of mercury, 
 IHep.; in left iliac region, with scanty menses, 
 HThuya ; in left iliac region, to loins, could 
 not ride or walk (uterine polypus operated on), 
 I I Thuya ; in small intestines, ILept.; in small 
 intestines, with dull pain in right hypochon- 
 drium, Ustil.;in lower, I I Puis. ; in lower, as 
 of overdistended bladder, worse sitting and 
 lying, better walking about, Sep.; in lower, 
 every few days, I I Magn. m.; across lower part, 
 during menses, Lact. ac; in lower part, dur- 
 ing menses, cannot bear pressure of hand or 
 arm on, BLac def. ; about navel, I I Bapt., 
 Ham.; about navel, constant, with a feeling 
 as if small intestines were being tied in knots, 
 Polyp. ; about navel; relieved by flatus, Caulo. ; 
 about navel, before stool, composed of blood, 
 bile, and black fecal matter, I I Polyp. ; about 
 navel, with urging to stool, JE.sc. h.; through 
 pelvis, I ISars.; pelvic, through night, better 
 lying on side, with legs flexed on thighs, and 
 thighs on abdomen, ISep. ; pelvic, on sitting 
 up (prolapsus), BLil. tig. ; sudden, I lOxal. ac; 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 493 
 
 in lower, sudden, with great desire for stool, 
 Polyp. $3g~ discomfort, uneasiness. 
 
 Abdomen, digging: in left side, better after 
 discharge of wind, I I Spong. 
 jg^~ boring, burrowing. 
 
 Abdomen, doughy : feeling in lower (metror- 
 rhagia), I ISabina ; in tabes mesenterica, Hod. 
 
 Abdomen, dragging : All. sat., I Aloe, Carbol. ac, 
 IILil. tig., INux v., I ITromb.; in constipation, 
 ICollin.; in left side, with pain and burning, 
 1 1 Lac c. ; painful, ICarbo v., Zinc; painful, in 
 right iliac region on catching cold, after con- 
 finement, shooting along inside of thigh and 
 crural nerve to knee, pain intermittent every 
 half hour to an hour, lasting about ten min- 
 utes, I I Pod.; painful, in leucorrhcea, IFerr.; 
 painful, in lower, to loins, making her feel 
 faint, IIPuls.; painful, around pelvis, ilgn.; 
 painful, in uterine congestion, IFerr.; with 
 constant pressure in rectum, ICollin.; as if 
 womb were down, Lact. ac. JS®" bearing 
 down, drawing, heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Abdomen, drawing : Ant. t., Aur. mur., IBell., 
 HCaps., IColoc, ICup. m., Ilgn., INux v., 
 Stram.; into abdominal ring, INux v.; to back, 
 with colicky pains proceeding from spinal cord, 
 ■Plumb. ; as if by a string to spine, IPlumb.; 
 and cutting, wakening, ICalc. ; with or with- 
 out diarrhoea, I I Caps.; drawing, in left side, 
 ILil.tig.; down, toward evening at 8, followed 
 by nausea, Zing. ; with heat and bearing down, 
 ILacdef; like false labor pains, IKali c; in 
 left, Camph.; in left lower, 1 1 Rheum ; causing 
 her to work limbs constantly (cold during 
 menses), ICoccul.; during menses (nympho- 
 mania), IStram.; below navel, Lyss.; about 
 navel, I Ilgn.; between navel and epigastrium, 
 coming and going, then pain, ICard.m. ; about 
 navel, as from a purge, Jamb.; with nausea, 
 and vomiting sour mucus, INux v.; paralytic 
 into left leg, ICarbo v.; pains, ICup. m.; pain, 
 with constipation, ILyc, IMagn. m.; pain, in 
 lower, ICard.m.; across lower, with heat, and 
 pressing bearing down in pelvic region, I I Lac 
 def.; pain in lower, had to go to stool, Zing.; 
 pain, low down, passing from right to left, goes 
 higher up before passing off, Zing.; pain, at 
 commencement of menses, IMagn. c; pains, 
 about navel, Ham.; pains, about navel to va- 
 gina, Calc. p.; pain, in right iliac region, on 
 catching cold after confinement, shooting 
 along inside of thigh and crural nerve to knee, 
 every half hour to an hour, lasting about ten 
 minutes, I I Pod.; felt on pressure in right side 
 of lower, Camph. ; radiate over body and limbs, 
 IDiosc; in right side, during urination, Card, 
 m.; with shuddering, INitr. ac. ; spasmodic, 
 bends double, worse on slightest muscular 
 motion, better from warmth, IMagn. p.; fol- 
 lowing stitches, Ang.; tensive, like labor pains, 
 IIPuls.; tensive pains extending from, through 
 spermatic cords into testicles which hang low, 
 IIPuls.; tensive pressure, ISep. ; before stool, 
 INitr. ac. ; bearing down toward sexual organs, 
 with frequent burning in epigastrium, Sabina ; 
 in upper, to small of back and pressing toward 
 lumbar region, with flushes of heat in face, 
 palpitation, frequent pulse, ineffectual urging 
 to urinate, finally small quantities of hot urine 
 passed, llvreo.; into urethra, Zinc;- with fre- 
 quent desire to urinate, IPuls.; with frequent 
 desire to urinate, particularly in pregnant 
 
 women, IPuls. ; on walking, Ang.; in walls of, 
 Ast.r.; with much wind, at night (colic), Zing. 
 g^ dragging, pressing. 
 
 Abdomen, as though she Mould drop asunder : 
 (retroversion), ILil tig. gggT fall, relaxed. 
 
 Abdomen, as of drops of water falling down : 
 in flatulent colic, ILyc. 
 
 Abdomen, dropsy: (ascites), I I Aeon., -Agnus, 
 Alet., -Ant. t., IIApis, IIApoc, IIArs., Asaf.,. 
 I I Ascl. t., I Aur. mur., I Aur. mur. nat., IBry., 
 ICanth., Card, m., MCepa, IChel., I IChim.. 
 umb., ICinch., Cinnam., I I Citrus, IColch.,. 
 Coloc, Cop., IDig., IDulc, I lErig., I lEuphor., 
 I lEup. pur., IFluor. ac, IGraph., jGrat.,, 
 ■Hell., Helon, jJab., I I Iris, IKali br.,. 
 IKali c.j IKali m., Kami., Lactu. v., 1 1 Led., 
 I ILyc, I I Med., IMerc, I IMillef., I I Prim., 
 Puis., IIRheum, I ISenecio, I ISep., Squilla, 
 ISul.j in the aged, from liver and spleen dis- 
 ease, after excessive depletion, ICinch.; from 
 albuminuria, I I Apis, IIArs., I Aur. met.; after 
 abuse of alcohol, ICinch., IILyc; with anae- 
 mia, IFerr. ; with anasarca,! ITereb.; in broken- 
 down constitutions and intemperate subjects, 
 IChim. umb.; with chronic diarrhoea, I Apoc; 
 disturbance of abdominal organs, I Aur. met.; 
 doughy swelling, ICinch.; feels as if there 
 were dropsy, Chim. m.; after intermittent 
 fever, Chim. umb., IILyc; in intermittent, 
 Diad.; in typhoid fever, ITereb.; from heart, 
 hepatic or spleen diseases, also post-scarla- 
 tinal, IIArs.; effusion so great that his weight 
 was thirty-six pounds in excess, MSil. ; with 
 swelling of legs, IChim. umb.; of hepatic 
 origin, lArg. nit, IFluor. ac, Iris, IILyc, 
 I IPtel., Seneg.; in liver affections, with al- 
 buminuria, I Aur. mur.; from liver affections,, 
 after abuse of alcohol, IILyc; in atrophy of 
 liver, IPhos.; with organic disease of liver,, 
 Chim. umb., IMerc; with marked enlarge- 
 ment of liver, IMagn. m.; from enlarged and. 
 indurated liver, in consequence of drinking 
 whisky, IFluor. ac; in complication with 
 liver and heart affections, especially in old 
 persons, IKali c; with induration of liver, 
 and asthma, I I Lactu. v.; from hepatic indura- 
 tion and portal congestion, Fluor, ac. ; of he- 
 patic or splenic origin, I IKali br.; with mel- 
 ancholy, I Aur. met. ; menses irregular, IDig.; 
 suppressed menses, IKali c; from obstructed, 
 circulation in portal system, Lept.; from in- 
 duration of organs, I Aur. mur. nat.; with vio- 
 lent orthopnoea, lAcet. ac; dull, percussion as- 
 high as third intercostal space, commenced in 
 feet, IDig. ; after peritonitis,! I Apis ; with peri- 
 tonitis, Seneg.;in puerperal peritonitis, lArs.; 
 supposed phthisis, IChlor.; progressing stead- 
 ily and apparently to a fatal termination, 
 IGraph.; after intermittent fever, ILyc; after 
 abuse of quinine, ICannab. s.; after scarlet 
 fever, lApis, IHell., IHep., ILyc, Seneg.; in 
 scrofulous children, IHell.; painful to touch, 
 ICalc; serous, or sero-hemorrhagic effusion, 
 I I Anthrac ; threatened suffocation, lAur. mur. 
 nat.; with moist tetter, glutinous exudation 
 (herpes zoster), I Graph.; transient, after abuse 
 of cantharides, ICamph.; with abdominal tu- 
 mors, Seneg.; with uterine tumors, IIApis; 
 after venesection, IChin., IILyc; from ven- 
 ous stasis, I I Asaf.; walls thick, doughy, pit- 
 ting on pressure, IGraph.; liquid drawn off,, 
 whitish, Kali m. g@^ distended. 
 
494 
 
 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Abdomen, dry feeling: with constipation, 
 Zinc. 
 
 Abdomen, dull pain: Amyl., Aur. mur., 
 Brach., Codein., Erig., IHydras. ; in after- 
 noon, Ars. s. r.; clothes too tight, Como. ; as 
 if diarrhoea would set in, after drinking cof- 
 fee, Merc. sul. ; in dysentery, ICub.; followed 
 by flushes of heat and tingling (rheumatism, 
 with palpitation), ~Cact.; heavy, to thighs 
 and legs, ISep.; heavy, over whole, in morn- 
 ing, worse drinking cold water, worse after 
 eating dinner, Tromb.; heavy, with sharp 
 shooting, sticking in external genitals (espe- 
 cially labor), lasting only a moment, but re- 
 curring frquently, at times so sharp as to 
 cause involuntary starts (at close of menses), 
 I IMelil.; ileo-csecal region, INitr. ac; in left 
 side, running around scapulae, Carbol. ac. ; as 
 after taking cold, morning and evening, 
 ■ Aloe; in lower, IHydras., IPod.; in lower, 
 awakens, IHydras.; in lower, after taking 
 cold (acute cystitis), ILyc; in lower, in intes- 
 tines, with emission of odorless flatus, Como.; 
 in lower, in left (dysentery), I Arm; in lower, 
 worse moving, I IHydras.; in lower, lasting 
 half an hour after stool, (Collin.; across mid- 
 dle (hematuria from kidneys), IITereb.; 
 worse from motion and pressure, Apis ; about 
 navel, IIBapt.; about navel, awakens, IHy- 
 dras.; about navel, colicky after exposure to 
 cold wind, I I Kali bi.; about navel, heavy as 
 from a weight, Sinap. ; about navel, on right 
 side, Zinc; about navel, constant, with rum- 
 bling in bowels, followed by soft diarrhceic 
 stool, Rhus v.; in paroxysms, right side, 
 near navel, Ast. r.; worse from pressure, 
 Tromb.; on pressure, morning, on awaking, 
 Ascl. t.; before stool, Tromb.; after stool, 
 Tromb.; in upper, IPuls. 
 
 Abdomen, emaciation: Hod. SUf* mesenteries. 
 
 Abdomen, feeling of emptiness : Agar., Ant. 
 c, Arum m., ICham., ICina, ICoccul., ICrot. 
 t., IDulc, IGamb., I ILach., Lil. tig., ■Merc, 
 ■Mur. ac, UPhos., BPsor., IPuls., ISep.; in 
 dysentery, ICarbo v.; even after eating, Stann.; 
 as after emetic, in morning, Euphor. ; hunger 
 quickly satisfied, after stool, with diarrhoea, 
 ■Petrol.; painful, ISep.; in stricture of oesoph- 
 agus, UPhos.; after stool, IPhos., IVer.; 
 after stool, with faintness, HPod.; after stool, 
 as if she needed food, IVer.; after soft stool, 
 Sul. ac; gone feeling, Jab., Plant.; gone sen- 
 sation, with fatty degeneration of liver, 
 ■Phos.; gone feeling, with burning between 
 shoulders, IPhos.; hollowness, Agar., ICoccul., 
 ■Euphor., Lil. tig.; hollowness, with constant 
 motion in intestines, Cham.; in lower part, 
 Spong.; about navel, Kob.; about navel, with 
 desire to take deep breath, better from band- 
 aging or tightening the clothing, BFluor ac; 
 about navel, sinking sensation, ICalc p.; and 
 weakness, (Gels.; weary, exhausted feeling 
 after stool, Sul. ac. Jg^° weakness. 
 
 Abdomen, epilepsy : originates in abdominal 
 ganglia, llnd.; attack originates, IBufo. 
 gggp* spasm. 
 
 Abdomen, eruption : full of acne, rubs all 
 night (nursing child), ICaust.; surface of ab- 
 domen covered with distended lymphatic 
 sacculi filled with amber fluid varying in size 
 from pin's head to Spanish nut, inguinal 
 glands tender, enlarged, IHam. ; boils, I IPhos.; 
 
 • boil, surrounded by intense redness, ^Caust. ; 
 bluish-red, Ars. met.; blisters, I IMerc. cor.; 
 bluish -red, brown or yellow blotches, I IPhos.; 
 small flat light-red blotches, IMercv. ; itching, 
 ■Sul.; itchlike, on lower part, INatr. c; itch- 
 ing, easily bleeding whitish nodules, Agar.; 
 on left lower, begins as a small boil, disap- 
 pears, leaving dry, scaly, itching eruption, 
 then same process over again, ILach.; on 
 lower petechial erythematous, apex of tri- 
 angular form being at pubes, and base across 
 abdomen, transversely in neighborhood of 
 umbilicus, Variol.; maculae, in secondary 
 syphilis, I ISyph.; miliary, scratching till he 
 screams, ICalc; whitish, miliary (typhus), 
 ■Apis ; moist, burning itching, eats into sur- 
 rounding parts, large vesicles filled with clear 
 serum from, become turbid, burst and become 
 confluent, I I Rhus ; zona, umbilicus to spine, 
 large blisters on raised ground, ■Graph, 
 old yellow spots about navel peeling off, IBerb. 
 small red nodules above pubes, Aur. mur. ; of 
 red nodules, as large as lentils, one year after 
 appearance of chancre which disappeared 
 under local treatment (syphilis), IMerc. cor.; 
 pimples, Aloe; small pimples, Dulc; pim- 
 ples, as large as peas, itch and when scratched 
 off are moist and burn, Staph.; pustules 
 Cund.; rash, I I Mane; pustules run together, 
 making one continuous sore, IMerc sol.; 
 red rash, at night, 1 1 Ars. m.; bright red, 
 fine, Merc. iod. flav.; reddish brown erosions, 
 Ars. s. f.; roseola, IHyos.; black and blue 
 spots, size of a pinhead to that of a pea (pur- 
 pura haemorrhagica), IITereb.; large bluish 
 spots, Ars. s. r. ; brownish spots, IHydr. ac, 
 ■ ILyc, IPhos., ISep., I Thuya ; bright red 
 spots appear upon lower, gradually becoming 
 erysipelatous, and as this progresses, primary 
 seat of eruption also assumes an erysipelatous 
 character (erysipelas of newborn), IMerc; 
 red spot came and went, I I Ver. ; large red 
 spots, ILyc; small round red insensible 
 spots, Led.; red smooth spots, at night, 1 1 Ars. 
 m.; yellow spots, Hydr. ac, IPhos., IThuya; 
 yellow brown spots, Kob.; yellow scaly spots, 
 moist when scratched, IKalic; vesicular, be- 
 coming pustular, itching in evening, I Iris ; 
 zona on right side, extending across, worse at 
 night, and from warmth of bed, IMerc; her- 
 pes zoster, IThuya ; scarlet redness on lower, 
 to navel, scrotum and toward thighs (erysip- 
 elas after circumcision), lApis ; pale red flush, 
 as if an eruption would make its appearance 
 across, Como.; vesicles as large as peas, JMerc. 
 
 Abdomen, faintness: IIAnac, Cornus, IHy- 
 dras., ■Petrol.; sickly feeling in, with diar- 
 rhoea, UPhyt. g^* weakness, sinking. 
 
 Abdomen, as if everything would fall out: in 
 leucorrhoea, ■Aluni.; obliging him to walk 
 carefully, INux v. 
 
 fi®* bearing down, dragging, drop, heavi- 
 ness, pressing, relaxed. 
 
 Abdomen, fermentation: Cast., Cham.JDiad., 
 
 ■ ILyc, INatr. m., Sticta ; as if boiling, during 
 menses, Lachn.; with colic and discharge of 
 flatus, IILy?. ; with discharge of offensive 
 flatus, ISars.; in diarrhoea, IBry.; after fruit, 
 
 ■ ICinch.; with empty eructations, IPhos.; 
 feeling, Gamb. ; above navel, 1 1 Hep. ; rumbling, 
 Lachn. 
 
 jgg^motion, noises ; also Flatulence. 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 495 
 
 Abdomen, fistula : j^** Intestines ; also Chap. 
 20, Anus fistula. 
 
 Abdomen, flat: j^gr retracted, sunken. 
 
 Abdomen, flatus : J^gg^ distension, fermenta- 
 tion ; also Flatulence. 
 
 Abdomen, feeling of a fluid poured into, with 
 acute pains in stomach (ovarian cyst), Ehod. 
 gg^ ascites, motion. 
 
 Abdomen, fluttering : g^*- motion. 
 
 Abdomen, flying pains : Jg^ wandering 
 pains. 
 
 Abdomen, fulness: 1 1 Aloe, lAnac, Ant. sul. 
 aur., Aspar., Bapt., ICarb. s., Cast., HCinch., 
 ICrot. t, ICycl., IIDig., Eup. pur., IGels., 
 IGraph., IHam.,Iber., IILyc, INatr. s., I INux 
 v., IPhos., I ISep., ISul., Sumb.,Tereb., Vinca; 
 in amenorrhoea, IHam.; bearing down toward 
 anus, ISul.; to bursting, ICarbo v.; as if parts 
 above would burst, lying on back, I I Bar. c; 
 after coffee, ICanth.; in constipation, IDiosc, 
 I INux v.; and distension from small quantities 
 of food, IMur. ac; in ascites or dropsy, after 
 scarlatina, I Apis; in bilious diarrhoea, lApis ; 
 in dysmenorrhea, ICon.; during eating, 
 ICinch.; after eating, Arm, Calc, INitr. ac, 
 IPhos.; after breakfast, ICarbo v.; after eat- 
 ing, in morning, with dyspnoea, ISul.; after 
 eating, in constipation, llVer.; immediately 
 after eating, as if filled with flatus, Zinc; after 
 eating a little, IIKali c, Magn. s.; after a 
 slight meal, in hepatic derangement, IKob.; 
 as after eating too much, Tereb.; as from over- 
 eating, Ant. c; after supper, Agar., Arg. nit.; 
 extends to epigastric region, Ars. s. r.; as if it 
 would burst after eating, ICarbo v.; with dark 
 clots, alternating with fluid blood or bloody 
 serum, during climacteric period, IPlumb.; 
 feeling, when he sees food, Sul.; with flatu- 
 lence, Act. rac.j MCarbo v., ICinch., IIGraph., 
 ILach., ISul.; flatulence, with copious stool, 
 Tell.; with feeling of inflation, not better by 
 eructations, Cain.; incardialgiaand headache, 
 ■Kali C; in hsematuria, INux v.; in intestinal 
 catarrh, IChel.; before stool, which remains 
 after stool as if all had not passed, I IPhyt.; 
 in prevailing fever, lAmm. m.; in hemor- 
 rhoids, liEscl. h., INux v.; in iliac region, 
 IHydr.; in low r er part, Canth.; in lower, 
 Caulo., IGels., IHelon.; in lower, short- 
 breathed, Thuya ; in lower, as if a stone were 
 lying there, Diad.; in lower, must loosen 
 dress, Tell.; in lower, with swelling (constipa- 
 tion), I IStann.; menses too late and scanty, 
 IKali s.; during menses (prolapsus uteri), 
 lAloe : in morning, on awaking, Con.; about 
 navel, Eucal.; about navel, after eating, Ehod .; 
 with nauseaand occasionalpainin stomach and 
 epigastrium, Sinap.; and constant pains, and 
 irregular chills, then sudden vomiting of blood, 
 IHam.; with pain in epigastrium, ICamph.; 
 with transient pinching in upper abdomen as 
 from flatus, I I Sec; especially right side, im- 
 pedes respiration, better by discharge of 
 flatus, I ILactu. v.; with rumbling, Eumex ; 
 before stool, Gamb. ; with urging to stool, 
 I Cornus ; stuffed feeling as if she could not lean 
 forward,Ferr.iod.; to throat, ISep.; with vomit- 
 ing, better in evening and open air, Indig.; in 
 upper part, I I Led., IMyr. cer.; in upper part, 
 causes short breath, Staph., Thuya ; in hyper- 
 trophy of uterus, ICalend.; while walking in 
 open air, with sensation of heat in prsecordia, 
 
 better sitting down, Plant. fig^ distended, 
 dropsy, heaviness, pressing ; also Chap. 15, 
 Eating fulness ; also Chap. 18, Hypochon- 
 dria. 
 
 Abdomen, glands: g@^ mesenteries. 
 
 Abdomen, gnawing: Aur. mur.; and boring, 
 worse eating sweet things (worms), IFilix ; in 
 flatulent colic, lElat.; in transverse colon, 
 IGels.; daily, at same hour, Diad.; worse after 
 dinner, IColoc; curious feeling of something 
 eating, after food(gastric affections), IKali bi.; 
 in enteralgia, ICycl.; griping,from chest, I Calc; 
 at 7 p.m., thence over whole body, better walk- 
 ing till tired, Cycl.; about navel, lOleand., 
 Euta; about navel, in dysentery, IKali bi.; 
 about navel, during stool. Kali bi.; about na- 
 vel, as of worms, Grat.; below navel, in a sen- 
 sitive spot, I Gamb.; in right, Sumb.jin upper, 
 Seneg. $gg* burrowing, clawing, clutch- 
 ing, digging, griping. 
 
 Abdomen, goneness : f$»^ faintness, weak- 
 ness. 
 
 Abdomen, gouty metastasis : Ant. c, Cinnam. 
 ggg^ rheumatic. 
 
 Abdomen, grasping at : 1 1 Yer. 
 
 Abdomen, grasping sensation : ICalc 
 
 J8^° clawing, clutching, constriction, 
 griping. 
 
 Abdomen, grinding : about navel, Con.; during 
 menses, Polyg.; deep in, within hips of both 
 sides, Arn. 
 
 Abdomen, griping: yEthus., Anac, I I Agar., 
 ■Apis, Ars. s. f., Bell., Brom., IBry.,Chim. 
 m., Chen, v., I IColoc, ICrot. t., iHydras., 
 Ilgn., Ilris, Merc sul., Myr. cer., INux v., 
 CEnan., IOp., I IPhos. ac, IPhyt., I I Puis., 
 Ptel., lEheum, Ehus, Ehus v., Seneg., Yinca, 
 Zinc ; extending into abdominal ring, INux 
 v.; after awaking, at 6 a.m., Ars. m. ; on awak- 
 ing in morning, continued at intervals through 
 day, with general feeling of indifference and 
 malaise (diarrhoea), Xan.; with contraction 
 in back, Con.; with sensation as if balls were 
 rolling together, Uatroph.; is obliged to bend 
 up in evening, Zinc; obliging to bend double 
 and scream with agony during paroxysms, 
 bilious vomiting (ovarian cyst), IColoc; to- 
 wards chest and back, better passing flatus, 
 I IChel.; to chin (dysmenorrhea), Chin, s.; in 
 cholera, lArg. nit.; with cutting, after dinner, 
 I I Zinc; daily, at same hour, Diad.; with 
 diarrhoea, ICornus, Cub., Ptel., ISil., ISul. ; as 
 if about to have diarrhoea, ILach.; as in diar- 
 rhoea, without result, after stool, I INatr. m.; 
 followed by diarrhoea, thin and green,! I Magn. 
 c; with diarrhoea, in phthisis, ILyc vir.; with 
 watery diarrhoea, Seneg.; digging, IGraph.; 
 dull, before flatus, w r orse motion and stand- 
 ing, Bry.; in dysentery, IColch.; caused by 
 dysentery and lientery, I IMillef.; after eating, 
 INatr. c; after eating, in sciatica, IColoc; just 
 after eating (indigestion), INatr. c; worse 
 from eating or drinking, Tromb.; excruciating, 
 Ant. chl.; after fainting, Carbo v.; every time, 
 before passage of flatus, IGraph.; with vio- 
 lent pain on passing of flatus, ICinch.; with 
 profuse emission of flatus, Zinc; with emission 
 of flatus, as after taking cold, I ISamb.; as from 
 incarcerated flatus, Yerbas.; as from flatus, 
 with heavy pressure in prsecordial region, 
 causing constriction and anxiety, Spig.; 
 in typhoid fever, IDulc; as from a hand, 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 each finger sharply pressing into intestines, 
 better by rest, worse by motion, lllpec; 
 in helminthiasis, HSpig.; here and there, 
 Zinc.; intermittent, in upper, Asaf.; as if in- 
 testines would be constricted, anxiety, respi- 
 ration difficult, Spig.; through whole intes- 
 tinal canal, then thin stool, with burning 
 itching about rectum, Euphor.; with itching 
 over hips, in evening, Zinc; better by knead- 
 ing abdomen, INatr. s.; before leucorrhoea, 
 ICon. ; to loins and region of kidneys, I I Puis.; 
 with slimy leucorrhoea, IZinc; in lower, 
 Cadm. s.; in lower, follows violent sharp 
 stitches in right hypochondrium, I INatr. c. ; 
 in lower, better by copious bilious stools, 
 
 I Gels.; in lower, with five stools from 5 to 9 
 a.m., IIRumex; in lower, after sulphur, 
 lAscl.t.; lying on back, Cochl.; before menses, 
 Calc. p., IPhos.ac; during menses, Bor.; about 
 navel, Agar., Amm. m., Bry., IChel., Coccus, 
 Cochl., IColoc, ICrot. t., Diosc, IPh^t., 
 IPtel., IRaph., Zinc; about navel, better bend- 
 ing forward, Senecio ; about navel, forcing to 
 sit bent up, which relieves, lAloe ; about 
 navel, with distended abdomen, Samb. ; about 
 navel, in ascites, IHell.; about navel, after 
 eating, INux v. ; about navel, after eating any- 
 thing sour (chorea), Asaf.; about navel, par- 
 ticularly towards evening, as if he had drunk 
 unfermented beer, I I Plat.; about navel, with 
 rumbling, ICornus; about navel, partially 
 better by discharge of offensive flatus, Rumex ; 
 about navel, in typhoid fever, IDulc; worse 
 at umbilicus in lower portion, 1 1 Diosc; 
 about navel before menses, IKreo.; about 
 navel, passing down to rectum, with stools 
 increased by taking nourishment, IColoc; 
 about navel, before stool, Psor.; about navel, 
 worse after stool, with chilliness, I IColoc; 
 about navel, towards stomach, disappearing on 
 emission of flatus, ISul.; about navel, with 
 urging to stool, Carb.s.; about navel, urging to 
 stool, with bilious mucous discharge(anasarca), 
 ■ Hell.; about navel, painful when touched, As- 
 par.; about navel, transient, in chorea, I Asaf.; 
 below navel, into a ball when standing, Asaf. ; 
 with nausea and lassitude in limbs, Chim.m.; 
 at night, ISul., 7rZing.; worse at night, 
 
 I I Jalap. ; in prosopalgia, I I Staph.; remittent, 
 in colic, IMagn. p.; better in rest, Bov.; 
 with rumbling, as if intestinal contents were 
 in a fluid state, violent commotion, proceed- 
 ing from below upward, nausea with liquid 
 feces, discharged with force, pain in loins, 
 I I Polyp.; in sides, Zinc; from sinking, Ai- 
 lant.; spasmodic, so as to bend body double, 
 worse on slightest muscular motion, better 
 from warmth, IMagn. p.; as far as stomach, 
 where it is a constriction, Zinc; coining up 
 into stomach, and causing nausea, or extend- 
 ing down into thighs, IColoc; before stool, 
 I Aloe, Calend., IMagn. c, INux v., IIOp., 
 I IPhos. ac, 1 I Ver.; during stool, I Aloe, Bapt., 
 Calend.; after stool, Agar., I Aloe, IColoc, 
 ISul.; before and during stool (dysentery), 
 ICub.; desire for stool, while riding, Psor.; 
 followed by liquid stool, Coccus ; as if stool 
 would occur after distended abdomen, IRaph.; 
 sudden, more on left side, immediately after 
 rising, induces a stool, which was diarrhceic, 
 relieves pain, which returns with second stool, 
 with tenesmus, causing prolapsus ani, fol- 
 
 lowed by burning about anus, Tromb.; fol- 
 lowed by liquid stool, whereupon pain ceased,, 
 ISul.; before morning stool, Case, ISul.; fol- 
 lowed by muco-gelatinous stool, UPod.; with 
 urging to stool, I Rheum ; with large watery 
 stool, IColch.; at various times, sometimes 
 when yawning, or after breakfast, Zinc; at 
 times above, at times below navel, in after- 
 noon, after eating, Ver.; tensive, followed by 
 dull sticking, toward epigastrium, worse from 
 a jar, or on retracting abdomen, Zinc; twist- 
 ing about, here and there, Staph.; in upper 
 part, Plant., IPuls.; in upper, during dinner,, 
 Zinc; in upper, in gastralgia, ILyc; in upper 
 left, a continual gnawing pressure in fore- 
 noon, Lyss. 
 
 flg^" choking, clawing, clutching, con- 
 striction, contraction, cramp, grum- 
 bling ; also Colic 
 
 Abdomen, grumbling pain : ICalc, I INatr. s. r 
 IOp., IThuya ; all afternoon, followed by dry,, 
 hard stool, fine cutting, colicky pains every 
 few minutes all day, better by hard, consti- 
 pated stool, followed by dull distress in 
 bowels, Ustil.; in cholera morbus, llris ; in 
 lower, Bism., Ipom.; during sleep, Cup. m. 
 $^ griping. 
 
 Abdomen, hardness: lAnac, I lArs. iod., Bar. 
 c, Calad., Ced., IGraph., 1 1 Kali br., IMerc, 
 Merc. iod. flav., INatr. c, IOp., Plumb.,Stram., 
 Val.; as if filled with air, IRaph.; especially 
 in children, ISil.; chronic, painful, right side,. 
 IMagn. m.; in whooping cough, IKali s.; in- 
 chronic diarrhoea, I I Pod.; and distended, in 
 dentition, IMerc. sol.; and distended, in diar- 
 rhoea, IFerr. ; distended, without flatulence, 
 IFerr.; distracted, with open fontanelles and 
 sour-smelling diarrhoea, I ICalc; distended,, 
 in helminthiasis, ICina; in dropsy, after scar- 
 latina, I Apis ; in chronic dysentery, I INux v. ;. 
 after a moderate meal, Magn. s. ; body wasted,, 
 Caust.; with eructations, Con.; in evening,, 
 ILacc; feeling internally (vaginitis), IMerc. 
 viv.; with fulness in right side (intermittent), 
 IFerr.; indurated, I I Sang., Thuya; indurated,, 
 towards inguinal and ovarian regions, painful 
 to touch, ICurar. ; indurated, right side(ovarian 
 troubles), IPallad.; inflamed, ICham.; integu- 
 ments,of, INatr.c ; knotty elevations, 1 1 Plumb. ; 
 lower, Clem., IGraph., INitr. ac, IRaph., 
 I ISars.; in lower (uterine neuralgia), I ICon.; 
 improved, Tarant.; lumps, lAbrot.; with af- 
 fection of mesenteric glands (favus), I lOleand.; 
 muscles, like a board (traumatic tetanus), 
 IHydr. ac; about navel, swollen (seat worms), 
 I Aeon.; about navel, sensation of a resistant 
 body on deep pressure (chronic dyspepsia), 
 IHydr. ac; above navel, ICamph. ; painful, as 
 if beaten, worse after exertion, feels better- 
 when standing, or lying on left side, IPallad.;; 
 with pressure and heaviness (affection of liver),, 
 IMagn. m.; right side,, Arm; in scrofula, I Ars., 
 IIBar. c, IBar. m.; great sensitiveness, with 
 colic, better only by bending body forward, 
 and drawing up knees, I I Plumb.; spots, here 
 and there, 1 1 Ver.; as a rock, Eup. pur., I Plumb.; 
 with rumbling, Rumex ; with frequent, sour 
 stools, worse during night, better during day, 
 Con.; and swollen, particularly after eating 
 (indigestion), INatr. c; swollen, thinks glands 
 are swollen, Chim.. m.;- from swelling of 
 mesenteric glands,. ICon.; swollen and sensi- 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 tive to pressure, especially about umbilicus, 
 ■ Mere cor.; tumor like a ball, nearly painless 
 on pressure, right side of, IPlat; of viscera, 
 in organic affections, with vomiting, ILach.; 
 walls, retracted, I Alum.; walls, in rheumatism 
 of bowels, I I Plumb. g@^ distended, large, 
 mesenteries, retracted, tension. 
 
 Abdomen, heat: I Aeon., II Aloe, Ars. h., IIAsaf., 
 Ascl. s., Aur. mur., IBell., Benz. ac, ICamph., 
 Cain., Caust., IICup. m., IHydras., IILacc, 
 I I Puis., HSil., Strain.; aching, as if in intes- 
 tines, Lyss.; with anxiety, Bell.; burning, 
 IArs.,Polyg.; with drawing and bearing down, 
 ILac def.; in intestines, three weeks after con- 
 finement, IHydras.; about navel and inguinal 
 region, in a spot as large as a hen's egg, ICard. 
 m.; with nausea and vomiting, Sabad.; at 
 night, Calad.; with pain, Cepa ; hot pains 
 flash across, ILyc; in peritoneal inflamma- 
 tion, ICrotal.; as from poultice, Cinch, bol.; 
 relieves, in mesenteric disease, ICalc; rises 
 into chest, rest of body chilly when smoking, 
 ISpong.; rising, with dry mouth and thirst, 
 IBry.; rising, with heartburn, worse at night, 
 IBry.; rising, causing red cheeks, Strain.; be- 
 fore stool, Bell.; with inclination to stool, 
 Lachn., IPod.; surface, Colch.; in upper, 
 I I Caust. ; in upper, burning, ICamph.; in up- 
 per, when inhaling, Seneg.; as if filled with 
 hot water, pelvis, Aloe ; as of hot water run- 
 ning down, ICinch.; warm creeps, Alum.; un- 
 pleasant feeling of warmth, ICina, Cup. ars., 
 Iodof., Ptel.; warmth, before menses, Cycl.; 
 especially in children, ISil. ; in cholera infan- 
 tum, HVer.; with cold body (cholera infan- 
 tum), ITabac; in constipation, IHydras.; 
 after eating a little, 1 1 Kali c; with ebullition 
 to head, I Kali c; feeling, Gamb., IHydras., 
 IMez.; feels hot air blowing over lower part, 
 after stool, I ITromb.; feeling, with burning, 
 cutting, gurgling and borborygmus, as when 
 fluids pass from one part to" another, IMez.; 
 feeling, about navel, Ascl. t.; feeling, like a 
 stream of fire, with stool, Ascl. t.; feeling as 
 if a hot wavelike stream were moving and 
 spreading outward, not extending to spine or 
 limbs, Lyss.; flushes, Cepa, Ipom.; flushes 
 from coeliac axis, downward, hot flushes (low 
 fever), ICact.; flushes, worse in morning, Cin- 
 nab.; flushes, in epilepsy, llndig.; flushes, 
 into chest and head (gastralgia), ILyc; flushes, 
 with weak, fainty spells (pregnancy), ISul.; 
 in gastromalacia, IMerc. d.; glowing, all night, 
 Ars. h.; to head, with ebullitions, IKali c; 
 as if in intestines, Lyss.; as from hot iron, 
 IBell.; insupportable/ as though something 
 burned internally, Cact. ; in region of liver, 
 I IPod.; in lower, Jugl., Syph. ; in lower, burn- 
 ing, ICamph., Zinc; in "lower, in cvsto-blen- 
 norrhcea, I I Uva ursi ; in lower, as if hot 
 water were poured into them (hematuria), 
 llpec; in lower, with green bilious stool, 
 I INatr. s.; during menses, IGraph.; about 
 navel, Aur. mur. 
 fgg^ burning, inflammation. 
 
 Abdomen, heaviness : IIAloe, ICham., Con., 
 Diad., B IGraph., IKali c, ILach., ISep.,Zinc; 
 with aching tension in left lower, Con.: in 
 atrophy of children, IMagn. c;. bloated, 
 IMagn. c; with cold hands and feet, Aur. 
 met.; in colic, Alum.; in constipation, I Graph.; 
 dragging, after stool, IMur. ac; after drink- 
 
 ing, lAsaf. ; after supper, Arg. nit. ; with in- 
 carcerated flatus in left side, ISul.; as if it 
 were full, Dory. ; leaden, across, with pressure 
 from navel downward, INatr. m.; feeling of a 
 load, during motion, ISep.; as from a load, 
 with pressure deep in pelvis, worse after ex- 
 ertion, feels better when standing, better 
 when lying on left side, IPallad.; as if a 
 heavy load were resting on it, I Aeon.; as if a 
 load were resting on it, on standing, IKreo.; 
 as if something heavy were lying on left side 
 not affecting breathing, but constantly felt 
 when walking, sitting and lying, I ILyc; in 
 lower, Diad., IHelon.; in lower, in climaxis, 
 IMur. ; in lower, with leucorrhoea, Hyper.; 
 in lower, as from a load, ceases after sleep, 
 Amm. in.; in lower, left (dysentery), I Am.; 
 load rising into throat (gastralgia), ICalc; in 
 lower, while walking and sitting, IKali c; in 
 delayed menses, INatr. m. ; in menorrhagia, 
 lApis ; in lower, as of a stone, with faintness 
 in epigastrium, Diad. ; about navel, ICamph.; 
 about navel, after stool, Agar.; about navel, 
 as of falling of a lump from just above to 
 small of back, from talking or overexertion, 
 ILaur.; about navel, as from a stone or weight, 
 IIOp.; below navel, like a weight, Agar.; 
 painful, IHam.; pain worse when standing, 
 ■Graph.; pain, going to back, IXatr. s.; felt on 
 ju'essure, in right side of lower, Camph.; with 
 pressing towards uterus, ICroc ; after siesta, 
 Tereb.; as from a stone, Ars. h.; as of a stone, 
 causes fatigue when walking, ILac def.; in 
 evening, as from a stone, with heat, Diad.; 
 as from a stone, in menstrual colic, I I Puis.; 
 after stool, Agar.; in upper, Merc. sul. ; in 
 prolapsus uteri, 1 1 Aur. met.; weight, Merc 
 sul., Gnaphal., MPolyg.; weight,, bearing 
 down, lAcon. ; weight, in constipation, Ars. 
 h.; weight, in pelvis, I Aloe ; weight pressing, 
 with burning pressing in right side, worse 
 rising from a seat, particularly worse sitting 
 down (physconia peritonealis), Rhus ; weight, 
 hanging across, worse during motion and 
 compelling patient to bend forward when 
 seated, IXatr. m.; weight, in chronic indiges- 
 tion, ISul.; weight over pubes, as if contents 
 of abdomen would fall forward, ISec ; weight, 
 on walking and standing, IKali c; weight, 
 with flatulence, ILach.; weight, with much 
 wind at night (colic), Zing. ; weight, in hyper- 
 trophy of uterus, ICalend.; weight, in pelvis, 
 causing lameness, IIAloe; weight, on left 
 side, with pain and burning in abdomen and 
 pelvis, I ILac c; weight, in _ lower, IPod.; 
 weight, in lower, with burning, as if there 
 were not sufficient space, with upward press- 
 ure, Tarant.; weight, in lower, after a meal, 
 All. sat.; weight, better lying down with 
 urging to urinate, with scanty emission, IPal- 
 lad.; weight, over pubes, during menses, Bar. 
 c; weight, menses too late and scanty, IKali 
 s.; weight, worse from motion, IKreo.; 
 weight, painful when walking, as if viscera 
 would drop, Ferr.; weight, on rising in 
 morning, ISep.; weight, on rising, with faint- 
 ness (cancer uteri), IGraph.; weight, with 
 tenderness on respiration and touch, after a 
 scanty breakfast. Sinap.; weight, worse when 
 standing, better lying down, Pallad. ; weight, 
 in upper, IXux m. ; weight, as if uterus would 
 prolapse (chronic ovaritis), I IPallad.; weight, 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 from womb and ovaries (uterine polypi), 
 
 ICon.; weight, when walking, I ISuL; as if 
 
 womb were down, Lact. ac. 
 
 Jgj^T bearing down, dragging, fulness, 
 
 pressing. 
 
 Abdomen, hernia: in anaemic patients, iCalc. 
 p. ; in robust persons, Ferr. ph. ; in weak per- 
 sons, I I Kali ph. g@gr navel; also Inguinal 
 region hernia. 
 
 Abdomen, horrible feeling: deep in pelvis, 
 when crouching down, Ars. h. 
 
 Abdomen, feeling of hunger : ICrot. t. 
 gigr emptiness. 
 
 Abdomen, ileocsecal region : 1$^ Intestines. 
 
 Abdomen, infarctions : ISul. 
 
 Abdomen, inflammation : Aloe, BTereb. ; pel- 
 vic cellulitis, IVer. v.; with colic, IColoc. ; 
 inflammatory irritation by metastasis from 
 
 • gout, IColch.; with thirst, BStram. ; of walls, 
 IPals. Jg^ 1 * burning, heat, peritonitis. 
 
 Abdomen, injuries: blows, lArn. ; contusions 
 (erysipelas), lApis ; from concussion or over- 
 lifting, IBry. ; gunshotwounds, lArn. , ICalend., 
 1 1 Hyper., Rata ; lacerations, ICalend.; strain- 
 ing, I Rhus ; surgical operations, I Aeon., 
 IJBism., ICalend., IHyper., IStaph. 
 fl@* Inguinal region hernia. 
 
 Abdomen, irritation : during dentition, Tereb.; 
 daring menses, INux m.; deep seated, causes 
 melancholy, Sabad.; deep seated, causes ner- 
 vous diseases, ISabad. 
 
 Abdomen, itching: Bell., Cist., ■ Graph., 1 1 Pe- 
 trol., ISep., ISul.; biting, with jaundice, 
 IMerc. sol. ; burning, Tereb.; as from fleabites, 
 Thuya; of lower, as if bitten, Carbol. ac; 
 during menses, IGraph.; about navel, Gamb.; 
 one inch above navel, in a small spot, size of 
 a finger point, Ars. met.; at night, I ISul. ; 
 better by scratching, soon appears in a place 
 near the spot, Pallad.; after stool, in dysen- 
 tery, ISul.; troublesome, every evening, Cact.; 
 when undressing, Cact. 
 
 Abdomen, jerking feeling: Carb. s., IPuls., 
 Rhus; when asleep, Ant. t.; in intestines, 
 1 1 Chel. ; in lower intestines, in direction of 
 p-rineum, IBell. ; towards glans penis, ICalc. ; 
 and sharp catting in muscles, awakes with a 
 scream at 12 p.m., Lact. ac. 
 g^p" muscles, twitching. 
 
 Abdomen, knots : intestines feel as if strung 
 in knots, ISul.; intestines feel twisted, as if 
 by cord and strung together in a knot, strangu- 
 lating sensation and black stool, Eiaps ; in- 
 testines feel as if tied in knots, with constant- 
 distress in region of umbilicus, Polyp.; in 
 recti muscles, IPlumb.; in rheumatism of 
 bowels, I IPlumb. fi^ hardness, muscles. 
 
 Abdomen, laborlike pains: Cham., Ilgn.; into 
 chest, during menses, Con. ; with colic, press- 
 ing downward, urging to stool and urine, 
 with scanty discharge, Jamb.; like contrac- 
 tions,Con.; cramps, after menses, Kreo.; draw- 
 ing, in intestinal canal (ague),INatr. m.: with 
 drawing in upper abdomen to small of back, 
 and pressing towards lumbar vertebrae, with 
 flushes of heat in face, palpitation, frequent 
 pulse,ineffectual urging to urinate, finally small 
 quantities of hot urine are passed, IKreo. ; 
 down groins, Sabina ; in uterine hemorrhage, 
 IFerr.; to hips and back, Sul. ac; before 
 menses, Apis, I Dig., Thuya ; during menses, 
 Agar., ICalc, Cycl., BNitr. ac, IPuls., HSec, 
 
 ISul.; about navel, to small of back and 
 thighs (induration of uterus), ICarbo a.; ra- 
 diating to back and loins, Bell.; while stand- 
 ing, IRhus; recurring, as if menses would ap- 
 pear, ICina ; during stool, better by pressure, 
 INatr. m. J^^bearing down, constric- 
 tion, pressing. 
 
 Abdomen, lameness: in pelvis, IMang.; pain 
 in left, down leg, ICarbo v.; in pelvis, worse 
 when getting warm in bed, IPuls. ; after 
 menses, I Cinch. 
 
 Abdomen, lancinating : Cadm. s., ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v.; to chest, worse breathing, also dur- 
 ing urination, IClem. ; with colic, I Uatroph. ; 
 in middle of ascending colon, Cain.; in dysen- 
 tery, IDiosc; with falling back of head, and 
 loss of senses, Spig.^ flying, Coloc ; as if 
 knives were plunged in, Con.; in lower, like 
 pin pricks on every movement (scirrhus 
 uteri), lArg. met.; in peritonitis, I Ars.; with 
 rumbling, as if intestinal contents were in a 
 fluid state, from below upward, nausea, liquid 
 feces discharged with force, pain in loins, 
 I IPolyg.; sudden, sharp, in right side, worse 
 from motion (pneumonia), I IPhos.; in sides, 
 llgn.; from womb and ovaries (uterine po- 
 lypi), ICon. ; waking at 6 a.m., Ars. met. 
 f$£^* cutting, darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Abdomen, large: IBar. c, IColoc, Hod., Hris, 
 101. jec, Pod., ISep.; abscesses of head, 
 IMerc sol.; in children, I IBar. c, ICup. m., 
 ■ ISil.; in children, marasmus, ISars.; in poor, 
 puny, rachitic children (constipation), IMagn. 
 m. ; in chronic diarrhoea, with lumbrici, 
 ICalc; in scrofulous inflammation of eyes, 
 IFerr. iod. ; excessive amount of fat, lAmm. 
 m.; feels full and heavy, ILyc; in nervous 
 headache, INaja ; limbs emaciated, I ISul.; 
 in affection of liver, IMagn. m.; in marasmus, 
 ICalc; sharp pain, running from groin to 
 socket of right hip, IIMurex; pendulous, 
 Sec; potbellied, in chronic inflammation of 
 eyes and otorrhcea, after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya ; 
 potbellied mothers, I ISep.; potbellied, in spi- 
 nal curvature, after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya; 
 potbellied, with worms, ICheL; in false preg- 
 nancy, I IPuls.; as in pregnancy at sixth 
 month, from accumulation of fluid (ovarian 
 cyst), llod.; protuberant, in hydrocephalus, 
 ICalc; soft as mush, softest around navel, 
 I I Zinc; in summer complaint of children, 
 Hpec; in tabes mesenterica, Hod.; with 
 milky urine, ICalc; in weak persons, I I Kali 
 ph. U^" distended, dropsy, hardness, 
 mesenteries. 
 
 Abdomen, lightninglike pains: shooting in 
 all directions, even extending down to testi- 
 cles, and at times involving bladder (colic), 
 I I Op. 
 
 Abdomen, sensation of lump : in left lower, 
 I INux m.; in lower (uterine disease), I INux 
 m.; about navel, I I Rheum. B^~ plug, stones. 
 
 Abdomen, lying : turns over on abdomen, Cic; 
 with head retracted so that it almost touches 
 spine, after falling down stairs, I I Rhus. 
 
 Abdomen, marasmus: gigr mesenteries ; also 
 Chap. 44, Eructation, Marasmus. 
 
 Abdomen, mesenteries : atrophy, HCalc, 101. 
 jec; diseased, ICalc, Natr. m. ; diseased, 
 swelling, hardness and tension of abdomen, 
 frequent lienteric stools (favus), MOleand.; 
 enlarged, BBar. c, Bar. m., -Bor., ICarbo 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 499 
 
 a., MChim. umb., ICon., Hod., 101. jec. ; 
 enlarged, after abuse of Iodine prepara- 
 tions, IGrat.; enlarged, in scrofulosis, IChim. 
 umb.; enlarged, in tuberculosis mesenterica, 
 Hod. ; enlarged, to size of a walnut, blackish 
 red masses, held together by jellylike con- 
 gestive tissue, infiltrated with serum, I LA nth • 
 rac; hard, IBar. c, Bar. m., -Bor., ICon., 
 IForm.; hard, in children, I ICalc; hard, in 
 scrofula, lArs.; infiltrated, rapid suppuration 
 of lungs with formation of cavities and puru- 
 lent exudation into cavity of thorax, Phos.; 
 inflamed, in tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; 
 tabes mesenterica, lArs. i., lAur. met,, IBar. 
 c, Hod., 1 1 Kali iod., 101. jec, I I Petrol., I ITu- 
 berc; tabes with hypertrophied glands, in 
 flashy, flabby subjects, IKreo.; incipient 
 tabes, with fetid diarrhoea, ICalc. p.; tuber- 
 culosis mesenterica, Hod., IHep., I ITuberc. 
 $@p' distended, emaciated, hardness, 
 large. 
 Abdomen, internal motion: IColoc, 1 1 Kan. 
 b., Zing.; as of something alive, Arund., 
 ICalc. p., ICroc, Sabina, I ISpong., IThuya ; 
 of something alive, with difficult stool, Sabad.; 
 as if something living were jumping about, 
 with nausea, faintness and shivering, I ICroc; 
 of a thousand live things, or of fish turning 
 over each other (hepatic derangement), I I Pod.; 
 as if a ball were moving from right side toward 
 stomach, ILach. ; as of aball rolling about, when 
 turning over (uterine displacement, cystitis), 
 I ILach.; as if a ball of thread were moving 
 and turning rapidly, with colic, Sabad.; bound- 
 ing, during menses, ICroc; as though colic 
 would occur, INux m.; after going to bed, along 
 tract of ascending and descending colon, a 
 kind of rolling, Sarrac; as if diarrhoea would 
 follow, ! ISars.; in distended, with passage of 
 •offensive flatus, ICarbo a. ; as if he would faint, 
 ■Calad.; as of the fist of a child, ISul.; flatus, 
 IBry.; fluttering, Brach.; as from a foetus 
 (false pregnancy ), I I Puis.; in right iliac region, 
 sensation of a lump size of a hen's egg, rising 
 and falling, IHydras.; in right iliac region, 
 sudden starting bounding, as of something 
 alive, Thuya; in intestines, constant, Cham.; 
 in intestines, on expiration, around umbili- 
 cus, I I Card, m.; spasmodic, after attack of 
 epilepsy, Bufo.; in intestines, spasmodic action 
 of muscular tissues from irritation of motor 
 nerves or rheumatism, Caulo.; painful jerks, 
 from place to place as of something alive, 
 Carin. i.; kicking in left, Calc p.; in left, Calc 
 p.; in lower, as if bubbles were forming and 
 bursting, Tarax.; in lower, like pushing of ab- 
 dominal muscles by the arm of a child", with- 
 out pain (old maids), IThuya ; as of a lump 
 rising from right to throat, and back again, 
 rolling over and over on coughing, IKali c: as 
 at appearance of menses, followed by yellowish 
 leucorrhoea,Inul. ; above navel, I I Ver. ; at night, | 
 on awaking, she experiences repeated kicks as 
 from a foetus in left side, Croc; as if there 
 were hard pieces in motion, on walking 
 rapidly, Bor.: quivering, as if there were 
 something alive in it, resembling foetal move- 
 ment, Sabina ; rises and falls rapidly (tetanus), 
 ■ Ars.; rolling, as if something alive were there, 
 with spasmodic griping in precordial region 
 (supposed tamia), I I Sep.; running, as of some- 
 thing alive, ICycl.; with rumbling as if diar- 
 
 rhoea would come on, IHelon.; elevated and 
 depressed, like the motion of a snake,IMosch. ; 
 with slight stinging in middle, Lyss.; before 
 stool, Stann.; like efforts to stool, Berb. ; pe- 
 culiar, undulating and throbbing, Merc, per.; 
 turning, as from a lump, Sabab.; constant 
 working, Cornus; as of a worm crawling on 
 right side, Arund.; as if a long worm were 
 writhing in region of transverse colon or duo- 
 denum, Calad.; as of something moving up and 
 down, 1 1 Lye 
 fg^T flatus, mus.cles, nerves, twisting. 
 
 Abdomen, muscles : as if bruised, on touch, 
 motion, coughing, or laughing, INux v.; vio- 
 lent action, during inspiration, ISpong.; con- 
 traction, Ant. t.,Arg. met.,IFerr. mur.,ITabac; 
 contracted by cardialgia, IBism.; contracted, 
 in sporadic cholera, I I Ver. ; contracted, after 
 exposure to a draught or too much exertion 
 in walking, feels hard to touch, I I Petrol.; con- 
 tracted, left side, with burning, he bends over 
 to left side, Sabad.; contracted, in traumatic 
 tetanus, IHydr. ac; chronic cramps, IMosch.; 
 drawing, Asaf. ; diminished excitability of, 
 Chloral.; sensation of excoriation, caused by 
 paroxysmal cough, IHyos.; must forcibly ex- 
 ert to "breathe, Apis; jerking, when asleep, 
 Ant. t.; jerking, under skin, INux v.; in con- 
 stant motion, as after running fast, ICup. m. ; 
 myalgia, after abuse of purgatives, IPod. ; ob- 
 lique, firm, hard, and somew r hat enlarged 
 (Duchenne pseudo-hyp ertrophic paralysis), 
 IPhos.; pain, acute, intermitting (typhus), 
 IIBapt.; pain, along digitations of oblique 
 abdominis and serratus magnus, from working 
 in a constrained position, lArn.; pain, while 
 sitting, IHyos.; rigidity, Lyss.; rigidity, te- 
 tanic, IHyper.; go to sleep, Petrol.; sore, 
 1 1 Act. rac^Carbol. ac; spasmodic movements, 
 I ICup. m. ; strained from reaching too high, 
 Alum.; tension, Arg. met.; tingling, Petrol.; 
 trembling, Daph.; twitching, I I Agar., Bell., 
 IHyos., INux v.; undulatory jumping in up- 
 per, of muscles, Agar.; wandering pain, Berb. 
 ggg " bruised, contraction, hardness, knots, 
 motion, quivering, retracted, soreness, 
 spasm, twitching. 
 
 Abdomen, nausea: I INux v.; alternates with 
 facial neuralgia, ILach.; with papescent diar- 
 rhoea, Pa?onia; as if intestines were press- 
 ing down, I Agnus ; in lower, I ICycl.; about 
 navel, rising into pharynx, VaL; about navel 
 when walking in open air, Lachn.; with pain, 
 ICalc; with pain and cold sweat, in yellow 
 fever, ICadm. s.; during stool, Hep.: two 
 hours after usual stool, in morning, Zing.; 
 with frequent, fluid stools, Spong.; in upper 
 part, IPuls. Jggr* sick feeling, also Chap. 
 16, Nausea abdomen. 
 
 Abdomen, navel: as if abscess were forming, 
 near (rheumatism of bowels), 1 I Plumb.; ach- 
 ing, iEsc h., Ptel.; seems to adhere to spine, 
 pain involves pect oral region, Plumb. ; biting, 
 Aur. mur.; feeling, as after taking cold, Coloc; 
 distress, with nausea, Ptel.; discharge yel- 
 lowish, of peculiar odor, after suppressed gon- 
 orrhoea, INatr. m.; drawing backward to 
 spine, during stool, I 1 Plumb.; drawn inward, 
 with pain (diarrhoea), Carb. s.; miliary, burn- 
 ing, stitching, eruption, I IPuls.; moist excres- 
 cence, like proud flesh, in infants, I ICalc ; her- 
 nia,INux m. ; hernia, with colic, in a screaming 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 infant, 1 1 Castor. ; hernia, incarcerated, IINux 
 v.,BOp.; hernia, strangulated, sloughing, ILach.; 
 hernia, walls of abdomen so thin truss could 
 not be worn, ICalc; itching, Aur. mur., Cist.; 
 itching, constant picking (eczema), IISul.; 
 remains moist after cord has fallen off, 1 1 Thu- 
 ya ; oozing of bloody fluid, in infants, I Abrot., 
 ICalc p.; oozing "of watery, clear fluid, 
 I IStann. ; open, stool oozes through, I IHyos.; 
 pains centre and spread in all directions, bet- 
 ter after stool, Senecio ; pains commence and 
 radiate from, IDiosc; pricking, iEsc h.; sen- 
 sation of protrusion, lllgn. ; protrudes, in 
 eczema of scalp, ICalc; protrudes, with flatu- 
 lence in infants, ILyc; sensation of something 
 pulling at, with actual retraction, in diarrhoea, 
 
 I I Plumb. ; redness, Aur. mur.; red, curved 
 streaks, Paris; retracted, I Alum., Mosch., 
 
 I I Plumb., Tabac; soreness, JEsc. h., IRhus, 
 IThuya ; aching soreness, ICalc. p.; a swell- 
 ing, size and appearance of a raspberry, child 
 seven days old, I IThuya; ulcerated, in new- 
 born children, Apis, INuxm., I I Petrol. 
 g^" cramp, cutting, griping, pain, pinch- 
 ing ; also Colic. 
 
 Abdomen, neoplasmata : Aur. mur. nat. 
 
 Abdomen, neuralgia : Codein., I IColoc, I IDiosc, 
 IKalm., I I Sep., I I Ver.; downward, through 
 ovarian region to uterus , cutting like knives, 
 Med.; intermittent, intense, agonizing like 
 knives cutting her bowels, chiefly affecting 
 left side, comes on at intervals of a few min- 
 utes, takes three or four men to hold her, 
 last from 3 to 9, terminates in two deep sighs 
 or gapes, I I Ver.; in lower, IHam.; sudden, in 
 paroxysms, across, above navel, from lower 
 border of liver down toward left, then ceasing 
 in right side, worse from motion and lying on 
 either side, obliged to lie on back, better sit- 
 ting up, IKalm.; about navel, right side, passing 
 to groin, 1 1 Ver. vir.; periodic, malarial, lan- 
 cinations, with excitement and restlessness, 
 IGels.; of peritoneum, long standing, lAtrop. 
 s. ; with screams, I Cup. a.; of solar plexus, 
 lArs., IColoc, IMagn. c, IMagn. ph., INux 
 v.; in married women, IKalm. gi^ cramp, 
 cutting, darting, lancinating, sharp pain, 
 spasmodic pain, tearing, etc.; also Colic 
 
 Abdomen, noises: I I Agar., IIMez. ; cracking, 
 IColoc; drink rolls audibly through intes- 
 tines, IILaur.; from water, swashing, Arn., 
 HCrot. t, IPhos. ac, I IRhus. %@T Flatulence 
 borborygmi, cracking, gurgling, noisy, 
 roaring, rumbling. 
 
 Abdomen, numbness : in muscles, ICalc. p.; 
 in recti muscles, I Pod.; deep in pelvis when 
 crouching down, Ars. h. ; in fleshy part, as if 
 asleep, but without tingling, Ferr. iod.; in 
 side, in ovaritic or ovarian tumor, lApis ; in 
 right side, Apis. B®^ tingling. 
 
 Abdomen, obstructions: visceral, Anag.; espe- 
 cially engorgement of spleen and liver, IChin. 
 s.; pain, as if something were lodged in right 
 side, ILach. J8@P intestines, intussuscep- 
 tion, obstruction. 
 
 Abdomen, omentum: dark red (carbuncle), 
 Anthrac; reddish, t. Bar. m. 
 
 Abdomen, oppression: in, Arum m.; must 
 loosen dress, Tell.; about navel, after meals, 
 lAsar. ; nightly, sleepless, IMagn. c; coming 
 from stomach, I I Ant, c ; in upper part, when 
 inhaling, Seneg. J^" fulness, heaviness. 
 
 Abdomen, pain (undefined): Act. rac, Agar., 
 lAloe, Ant. t., Ascl. s., lAscl. t., Asim., 
 HCanth., Chim. m., ICina, Cornus, Crot. t., 
 IICup. ac, Cupr. s., Dory., Eup. pur., IFerr., 
 Filix, IGnaphal., 1 1 Graph., ILept., Merc, sul., 
 I INatr. ph., IINux v., lOxal. ac, I IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, Polyg., IRaph., Stram., Sum., 
 IITarant., Zinc, Zing.; across, in dyspepsia, 
 ILyc; across lower, ILac c; across, at 11 
 a.m., Lact. ac; across, just above pel vis, Ver .v.; 
 across, worse by standing and sitting erect, 
 better stooping forward, I IPtel.; as if from 
 one acetabulum to other, Form.; Addison's dis- 
 ease, I INatr. m.; in albuminuria, BApis, I Aur. 
 mur.; agonizing, during menses, I I Xan.; alter- 
 nating with burning in throat, headache, lassi- 
 tude, or uterine pains, ICalc. p.; in angina pec- 
 toris, Arn.; after anxiety, lyEthus.; in ascites, 
 lApoc; awaking, lAmyl. ; awaking, near 
 right hip bone, I Card, m.; awaking, at night, 
 with nausea, IHyper.; on awaking, I IDiosc; 
 to back and thighs, I I Ver.; to small of back 
 (colic), IColoc; obliging to bend almost double,. 
 Ars. i.; must bend double, in hysteralgia, 
 ICaust.; obliging her to bend forward, I IPuls.; 
 worse sitting bent, Alum.; as if bones of pel- 
 vis were getting loose in beginning of preg- . 
 nancy, IMurex ; in pelvic bones (parenchyma-, 
 tous metritis), I ILac c; with pain in bones, 
 as if torn to pieces, llpec; must breathe 
 deeply, worse by vigorous motion, Card. m.;. 
 caused, or worse by inspirations, ICalc, Ru- 
 mex ; on deep inspiration, Agar.; to chest, 
 I ILach., INux v.; to chest, threatening suffo- 
 cation, to small of back, kidneys, bladder and 
 legs, I I Plumb.; in children, IGnaph.; with 
 chilliness, Elat. ; with shuddering chilliness, 
 73"Form. ; during or after chill, lElat. ; after 
 chill, in peritonitis puerperalis, ITereb. ; in 
 sporadic cholera, I I Ver. ; with coldness, fol- 
 lowed by heat and warm sweat, IPod.; re- 
 sembling colic, Asim.; come and cease sud- 
 denly (uterine displacement), IIBell.; two to 
 four months after confinement, I lAsar.; con- 
 stant, in pelvic region, I I Sep. ; constant, worse 
 after motion, Raph.; continuous, with affec- 
 tion of ovaries, particularly right, INatr. m.; 
 continuous, in cholera Asiatica, ICup. m.; 
 with constipation, Cham., Sarrac, 1 1 Tabac; 
 in whooping cough, ICepa ; with crawls, ICalc 
 p.; deep, left side, near kidneys, Jugl.; deep, 
 
 ' from pressure, in epigastrium, Calad.; deep, 
 as if in omentum, Syph.; as if diarrhoea would 
 set in, Bor.; before diarrhoea (chronic), IDulc; 
 with diarrhoea, Amm. m., ICalc. p.,IJatroph., 
 IMerc cor.; after having diarrhoea checked 
 with opium, IISul.; with diarrhoea, day and 
 night, for several months, I I Petrol. ; with 
 diarrhoea, in measles, IMerc ; with diarrhoea, 
 in typhus, IBapt.; pain, with nightly diar- 
 rhoea, better after stool or lying prone, IRhus; 
 with diarrhoea, with or without vomiting, 
 Iris ; distended, from swelling of bladder 
 (cystitis), IHell.; after drinking, IManc, 
 INux m.; after drinking, in albuminuria, 
 ICalc. a.; in dysentery, . IKali m., IMerc 
 cor.; bilious, in dysentery, lElat,; after dys- 
 entery, 1 1 Ran. b.; in periodic ecstacy, HCic; 
 after "eating, Bar. c, Kob. , IPsor., IISul.; 
 aggravation after eating, ICarbo v., Lobel. i.; 
 after eating, in cholera, IChin. p.; after eating, 
 in eastro-intestinal irritation, IKali bi.; during 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 stool, immediately after eating, IIArs.; with 
 ear ache, ICalc. p.; three or four hours after 
 eating, Hydras.; in enteritis from a foreign 
 body,ICalend.; in enteritis (intussusception), 
 IKali bi.; toward evening (haematuria^llpec; 
 worse toward evening, continues until day- 
 break (hemorrhage from bowels), IColch.; 
 in evening, on lying down, Zinc; in evening 
 and through night (diarrhoea), IMerc. c; 
 alternate with eructations, IKali m.; with ex- 
 
 Eression of anxiety or despair, Cepa ; with 
 luish face (whooping cough), INux v.; with 
 hot face, ICalc. p. ; almost causing fainting, 
 Cact.; with faint feeling in epigastrium, Ustil.; 
 in intermittent fever, IChin. ars., lElat,; in 
 prevailing fever, lAmm. m.; in typhus, lArs., 
 IBapt., I INux v.; in yellow fever, I I Ars. h.; 
 from flatus, Ammoniac., Cup. a., IDiosc., Ferr. 
 s., IMerc, IMillef.; from incarcerated flatus, 
 Arum, d., INuxv., Tromb.; from incarcerated 
 fiatus,inparoxysms,after ovariotomy, I IRaph.; 
 with rumbling, ICarboa., Diad.; rumbling, in 
 typhus, Acet. ac; feels like wind, after catch- 
 ing cold by getting feet wet during menses, 
 I Hydras.; fly upward, Bry.; with gagging, in 
 whooping cough, INuxv.; in gastritis mu- 
 cosa, I Ars.; after grief (hsematemesis), I INatr. 
 m.; with pain in groins, ICalcp.; with head- 
 ache, ICalc. p. ; with headache, Chim. m.,Cor- 
 nus ; with headache after insufficient stool, 
 lAloe ; abdomen gets hard, frequent green 
 watery stool, IKali br. ; with headache, ILac 
 def.; during heat, Carbo v., Ign.; better by 
 hot flannels, ISep. ; better from warmth, 
 HSil. ; here and there in single spots, Ictod.; 
 above hips, during breathing, ICalc; with 
 hysterical spasms, IStann. ; in ileo-ca?cal 
 region, INitr. ac; in iliac region, Con.; in iliac 
 region, constant, near caecum, worse from 
 least touch, pain remits, returning aggravated 
 (cold during menses), ICoccul.; in iliac region 
 in typhus, ITereb. ; over crest of left ileum 
 forward, I ILact. ac. ; in left iliac region to left 
 kidney, better crouching together with hands 
 clasping knees (colic), IDiosc; in left iliac 
 region, low spirited, Brom. ; in left iliac region, 
 in meningitis, IThuya. ; at crest of ileum, 
 worse from motion or least jar, walking or 
 riding, ITereb.; over crest of left ileum, be- 
 tween crest and posterior superior spine, better 
 by pressure and heat (spinal irritation), 
 I I Rhus ; in right iliac region (headache), ILil. 
 tig.; in crest of right ileum, agonizing in small 
 spot (renal colic), IDiosc; above right ileum, 
 before chill, I I Eup. perf. ; above crest of ileum, 
 right then left, llris; in iliac region, both sides, 
 I ICarbol. ac. ; beginning suddenly at a small 
 spot in right iliac region for two days, ending 
 in vomiting, leaving suddenly (flatulence), 
 IDiosc; constantly increasing, worse from 
 slightest motion or touch, after chill (peri- 
 tonitis), IColoc; in indigestion, I I Puis.; in in- 
 termitting, I lElat.; intermitting, in upper por- 
 tion of small intestineswith constipation, fever, 
 thirst and yellow tongue, IColch.; in large 
 intestines, Hydras.; all along intestinal canal, 
 to termination of rectum, pressing umbilicus 
 with hand, ICrot. t. ; in jaundice, IHydras.; 
 with lassitude, during apyrexia, IPolyp. ; 
 worse leaning forward, better leaning back, 
 I ILac c; in left, Castor., ICepa ; in left, worse 
 bending double, Coccul.; in left, in dyspepsia, 
 
 lArg. nit.; in left, in hemicrania, ILach.; in 
 left, forward from point of hip, Bar. c ; ex- 
 tends to left hypochondrium, to back and 
 base of chest, w T ith swelling of stomach, 
 lllpec; in left, low down, after fright, in 
 seventh month of pregnancy, Hgn.; in left 
 lumbar region, ILobel. i. ; in left, when lying 
 on right, and vice versa, IGraph.; in left, 
 sweat before stool, ITromb.; in left, with 
 weakness of bladder, I lUran. nit.; in left, 
 worse sitting after along walk (hemorrhoids), 
 IISuL; in left, with weight and dragging, 
 I I Lac c ; before discharge of leucorrhoea, after 
 menses, I Con.; as soon as she lies upon side, 
 I Carbo v.; worse in region of liver (jaundice), 
 IMyr. cer. ; into loins, ISep. ; in lower. Ailant., 
 Ant. t., Arund., ICepa, IColoc, ICon.,Cup. 
 a., Dory., IHydras., Jugl., ILept., ISec, Ver. 
 v.; in lower, down legs, IHam.; in lower, 
 during menses, Lact. ac; in lower, as with 
 menses, Lact. ac; in lower, as if menses were 
 coming on, worse early in evening and in a 
 close room, better in open air and moving 
 about, Vib.; in lower, to back (dysmenor- 
 rhea, MSabina; in lower, on expiration, 
 Spong.; in lower, in chlorosis, I ISep.; in 
 lower, with diarrhoea, Lyss.; in lower, indys- 
 menorrhoea, ISars., HXan.; in lower, disap- 
 pears after eating, Tereb.; in lower, faintness, 
 ICollin. ; in lower after a fall (uterine neural- 
 gia), I I Con. improved, Tarant. cured ; in lower, 
 in low fever, ICact.; in lower, in puerperal 
 fever, I I Plat. ; in lower, after gonorrhoea, 
 urine suppressed, ICamph.; in lower, with 
 headache, MPtel.; in lower, in intermittent, 
 I El at. ; in lower, like labor pains, with sensa- 
 tion as if child were bounding in body (hys- 
 teria), I ITherid.; in lower, worse in lower 
 ovarian region, comes on 3 a.m., better from 
 motion and eating (chronic ovaritis), Hod.; 
 in lower, to left, with urging to urinate (in- 
 carcerated hernia), ICepa; in lower, down 
 legs (dysmenorrhea), ICon.; in lower, with 
 leucorrhoea, I Lyss., I I Med.; in lower, in liver 
 complaint, IChel. ; in lower, before menses, 
 I ISuL; in lower, during menses, down legs, 
 ICon.; in lower, before and during menses 
 (dysmenorrhcea), ICrotal ; in lower, as if 
 menses were coming on, lAloe ; in lower, 
 every few days, I IMagn. m. ; in lower, quick, 
 Cup. ars. ; in lower, right, Pallad.; in lower, 
 especially right (prolapsus uteri), ISuL; in 
 lower, painful to touch, INitr. ac; in lower, 
 disturb sleep, Collin.; in lower, before stool, 
 Collin., I I Ver. ; in lower, after stool, Collin.; 
 in lower, with desire to evacuate, Fluor, ac ; 
 in lower, contraction of sphincter ani, tran- 
 sient desire for stool, Yerbas.; in lower, sud- 
 den, then mushy stools, Erig. ; lower, pre- 
 vents upright position, even forces to lie 
 doubled up, Sec; in lower, flow of urine im- 
 peded, I IPhos.; lying on one side, pain in 
 other, after menses, Graph.; when lying, bet- 
 ter sitting up, 1 1 Apis; before menses, Aram, 
 c, Bar. c, Brom., Iod., ILyc, IPuls.: during 
 menses, ICaust., Crotal., IGraph., IKali c, 
 IMagn. c, I IPhos., ISiL, Thuya; during men- 
 ses, in a barren woman, MPhyt.; during first 
 day of menses, J ILach.; during menses, with 
 prolapsus uteri, lAmm. m. ; after menses, 
 INitr. ac; with early menses, Niccol.; with 
 too early, profuse menses, of long duration, 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Ratan.; as if menses would appear, ISep.; in- 
 stead of menses, ISpong.; with reappearance 
 of menses, Pallad.; at time of menses (sup- 
 pressed menses), Spong.; in metrorrhagia, 
 lArg. nit.; as if menstruating, Lact. ac; in 
 chronic metritis, I Ant. t.; in middle, ICepa, 
 Jalap.; in middle lower right, soon after go- 
 ing to bed, Cact. ; worse in morning, Rhus v.; 
 worse in morning, and excited by eating and 
 drinking (colic), 1 1 Pod.; every morning, at 
 4, with loud boborygmi (colic after cold), 
 IDiad.; at daybreak, better from external 
 warmth and bending forward while lying on 
 side, worse lying on back, IPod.; in morning, 
 followed by stool, IIRumex; better by mo- 
 tion, such as twisting, turning and wriggling, 
 the motion is kept up while pain lasts, IColoc. ; 
 on taking only a few steps, IColoc; causes 
 nausea, Calc. s. ; causes nausea and drenching 
 sweat (dysentery), lArg. nit., Arund., Bism., 
 I ICheL, IIOoloc, IKali c, I IKreo., lOxal. ac, 
 IPhos. ac, IISul., Tereb.; about navel, con- 
 stant, deep in, worse pressure, Agar.; about 
 navel, constant, in chronic diarrhoea, of mias- 
 matic origin, llpec; about navel, contractive, 
 especially noon and afternoon, Bell.; about 
 navel, with cough, llpec; about navel, deep, 
 IJatroph.; about navel, after eating, Oxal. 
 ac. ; about navel, with boborygmi and eructa- 
 tions, Cain.; about navel, better after fetid 
 flatus, I Calc. p.; about navel, every forenoon, 
 with vomiting, 1 1 Plumb.; about navel, fre- 
 quent, lOxal. ac, MPtel.; about navel, with 
 headache, I Plumb. ; about navel, to left in- 
 guinal region, Sinap.; about navel, preceding 
 leucorrhcea, like white of egg, lAmm. m.; 
 about navel, in a line to scrobiculum and into 
 sternum(after inflammation of bowels,) I I Ang.; 
 about navel, worse lying on back, I Ars.; 
 about navel, worse from motion, Hris ; about 
 navel, worse on motion, I IPteL; about navel, 
 when moving, Arm; about navel, worse in 
 morning (ascarides), IBar. m.; about navel, 
 with nausea, Aloe, Phyt. ; about navel, all 
 night, ICalc; at night (acute desquamative 
 nephritis), I Coccus ; worse at night (after in- 
 jecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea), I ITa- 
 rant.; in night (bilious fever), lElat.; at night, 
 as if menses would appear, ISang.; at noon, 
 after meal, Ars. s. f.; after operation for incar- 
 cerated hernia, IHyper.; in ovaries and duct, 
 IThuya ; in ovary, with menses (inflammatory 
 disease of uterus), Hod.; paroxysmal, IDiosc.; 
 each paroxysm is attended with general agi- 
 tation and a chill ascending from hypogastri- 
 um (colic), IColoc; paroxysmal, every two 
 hours, toward right side of abdomen, and to 
 pubes, after falling, IColoc; about navel, 
 on pressing, ICina ; about navel, worse from 
 pressure, Aloe ; about navel, radiated to lum- 
 bar region and to iliac fossae, Plumb.; about 
 navel, shocks of pain up to epigastrium, Hris ; 
 about navel, passing in galvanic shocks to 
 epigastric region, with nausea, straining, 
 belching of wind (colic), I Iris ; about navel, 
 before stool, 1 1 Ver.; about navel, during stool, 
 Fluor, ac. ; about navel, with dry, lumpy, dark 
 stools, Rhus v.; about navel, with stools of 
 mucus and blood, IPhyt.; about navel, with 
 urging to stool, Cadm. s.; about navel, to 
 thigh, Bar. c ; about navel, as if bowels were 
 twisted,. 1 1 Plumb.; about navel, in urticaria, 
 
 1 1 Rhus ; about navel, toward uterus, I llpec;; 
 about navel, with worms, ICina ; below navel, 
 to back, Carbo a.; below navel, after menses, 
 Graph.; below navel, as from a stone, takes 
 away breath, INux v,; below navel, must go 
 to stool, Cain.; about navel, during stool, 
 Gamb.; about navel, with dysenteric stool, 
 Urt. ur. ; paroxysmal, in right side, compel- 
 ling him to bend double, better from pressure 
 of hand, worse at night, causing sleeplessness, 
 
 1 I Plumb.; in pelvic articulation, can hardly 
 find an easy position through night, IPuls.; 
 periodic, in asthma, lArg. nit.; periodic, with 
 spasmodic contraction, and obstinate consti- 
 pation, 1 1 Plumb; periodic, every fifteen 
 minutes, followed by stool of a small quan- 
 tity of mucus and blood (diarrhoea), I I Pod.; 
 periodic, from time to time (scrofulous 
 ophthalmia), IISul.; periodic, regularly at 
 
 2 a.m., with rumbling (diarrhoea), IDiad.; 
 in peritonitis, ILyc; in peritoneal lining 
 of, over bladder, after sulphur, lAscl. t.; 
 in phthisis, I ITuberc; worse from pressure 
 (bilious colic), Hris ; worse on pressure and 
 at night (rheumatic diarrhoea), IColch. ; all 
 over, on pressure (typhoid fever), ITereb.; 
 when pressed by hand, Arund.; during preg- 
 nancy, IBry. ; in sixth week of pregnancy, 
 llpec; with purging, Cornus; in purpura, 
 1 1 Led. ; radiating to all sides, llpec ; radiat- 
 ing to all parts of body, UPlumb. ; when 
 riding, Psor. ; caused by riding, with desire to 
 lie down, ISep.; in right, IILith., I IPuls.; in 
 right, with cough, Caust.; transient in lower, 
 right side, with sensation as if testicles 
 were bruised, near noon, Pallad.; in right 
 lower, I Carbo a.; in right lumbar region, Do- 
 lich.; in right, near lumbar region, spreading 
 through abdomen to right groin, and same side 
 of scrotum, Ars.; in right, after lumbago three 
 years ago, I IPhos.; principally in right ova- 
 rian region, ILac c, in right, worse on press- 
 ure, continuing till sleep, ICard. m.; in right, 
 to rectum, Dorv.; in right, below last true 
 rib, 1 1 Ran. b. ; in right, from uterus, Lyss.; 
 in right, in pruritus vulvae, 1 1 Tarant. ; in right, 
 then weakness, Calc s. ; on rising, in morning, 
 ■Sep.; on rising, pressing to stool, when 
 touched and standing erect, I Aloe ; in rupture, 
 worse right side,ICoccul. ; screams out, ICham. , 
 
 1 1 Magn. p. ; shifting, with borborygmi and 
 eructations, Cain. ; sickening, with menses, 
 Hyper.; mostly on side, I Carbo v. ; in both 
 sides, going around to lumbar region, with 
 much rumbling, IDiosc; on both sides, on 
 taking a deep breath, above hips, to spinal 
 column, to region of liver, Castor.; in sides, 
 with chronic watery diarrhoea, IColoc; in 
 sides, in yellow fever, I Cadm. s. ; when sneez- 
 ing and coughing, Pallad.; in a small spot, left 
 side, Berb. ; in a small spot, feels as if it were 
 drawn forcibly upward and backward to 
 spine (colic), IDiosc; seems to occupy a small 
 spot and radiate therefrom, 1 1 Oxal. ac; as if 
 stabbed (colic), I I Op. ; to sternum, becoming 
 more sharp, worse drawing a long breath and 
 from motion of hands, as in triturating, Ascl. 
 t.; between end of sternum and navel, like a 
 shock from battery, or like needles, Thlaspi ; 
 stitches like needles, INux v.; beneath stom- 
 ach after eating, ICoccul.; between stomach 
 and navel, Polyp.; with burning, in stomach, 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 ISec. ; before stool, Kali bi., I IPhos. ac, Sil.; 
 worse before but not stopped by stool, Rhus v.; 
 before stool, in chronic diarrhoea of children, 
 ICollin. ; during stool, Gnaph., Hep., IPod., 
 IPuls., ITromb., Urt. ur.; aggravation, during 
 stool, Cornus, I IPod.; during stool, better 
 bending forward, worse in upright position, 
 IColoc; during diarrhceic stool, causes faint- 
 ness, ICoccul.; during stool, with flatus, after 
 eating, better on getting warm in bed, IColoc; 
 during stool, worse in morning, INitr. ac; 
 during stool, causes sweat, ICoccul.; after 
 stool, Bapt., Bros., Gnaph., I IPod.; better af- 
 ter stool, Colch., Sil.; not better by stools, 
 IBiosc; with inclination to stool, IPod., 
 I I Sep.; profuse and watery stool (chronic 
 camp diarrhoea), ILyss.; frequent white, 
 greenish or black stool (cholera, fourth day), 
 IPhos. ac; on straightening up, walks with 
 hands pressed to painful side (ovarian cyst), 
 IColoc; sudden, IIBell.; sudden, after catch- 
 ing cold, IColoc; suddenly, shift and appear 
 in distant localities, as fingers and toes, IBiosc; 
 sudden, in tetanus, IChlor.; with tenesmus, 
 ICrot. t, ; to testes, while eating, in evening, 
 Sil.; testicles feel bruised, Pallad.; into thighs, 
 Coloc, ISep.; into thighs, with bloody stool, 
 IColoc; transient, Sarrac; frequent, but tran- 
 sient during day, better from pressure, IPod.; 
 uneasiness, in dysentery, ILept. ; across upper 
 part, IILith.; in upper part, Ant. t.; di- 
 rectly upwards or backwards and upwards 
 (false labor pain), IGels.; in upper, as from 
 cold, or as if diarrhoea would set in, Asaf. ; 
 in upper, towards inguinal region, after coi- 
 tus, Caust.; upper, in gastro-enteritis, I Apis ; 
 in upper, on every motion, when stooping, 
 and even while sitting, as if inner parts were 
 suffering from sharp pressure of a stone, dur- 
 ing menses, ICoccul.; in upper, worse at night, 
 IHelon.; in upper, as if everything would be 
 torn to pieces, during menses, IIGraph.; and 
 uneasiness, in evening, with nausea, better by 
 motion, Cycl.; prevents urination, Cham.; 
 with frequent emission of pale, colorless urine 
 in large quantities, ICham.; after vaccination, 
 I I Thuya; in various parts, worse leftside, 
 Ars.h.; with vomiting, in whooping cough, 
 INux v.; with vomiting and diarrhoea, ICup. 
 ac; with vomiting, in yellow fever, ICadm.s.; 
 when walking, I I Apis; worse walking and 
 from ajar, Bell.; obliged to walk bent over, 
 Rhus,INitr. ac; in wallsJGuara^a ; and weak- 
 ness, during diarrhoeic stool, IParis ; with 
 weary legs, ICalc p. ; better from wine, Chel.; 
 in worms, iCina, I INatr. ph., I INux v. 
 gg^* aching and other sensations ; also Colic 
 Abdomen, peritonitis: IIAcon., IIArs., : Ascl. 
 s.,IAtrop,IBapt., IIBeli:,IIBry.,ICact.,ICalc, 
 ICarbov., IColoc, HCham.," ICrot., IFerr. 
 ph., IKali m., I Kali n., IILaur., IILyc, 
 ■Merc, IMerc. cor., INux v., IOp., IIBhus, 
 MSpong., IITereb., I I Thuya, IVer.; with 
 burning, IBry.: in complication with typhli- 
 tis, ILach.; after confinement, IKali c; in 
 course of septic or zymotic disease, ICrotal.; 
 after confinement from wearing tight corsets 
 (uterine tumor), IITereb.; with diarrhoea, 
 IVer.; with diaphragmitis, IVer.; distressing, 
 in peritonitis, lAtrop.; with ascites, Seneg.; 
 with exudation, 1 1 Apis, Arm, I IBry., ICincn., 
 Chin. a.. Hod., Merc, Scilla, ISul.; exudation, 
 
 purulent or ichorous, lArs., Chin, a., I ILach., 
 Phos., ISiL, ISul.; followed by copious effu- 
 sion., Uran. m; with purulent exudation, espe- 
 cially with typhlitis, IMerc; with meteor- 
 ism, lUran. n.; with typhoid symptoms, 
 IHyos., IIRhus; with hiccough IIHyos.;from 
 injuries, lAcon., lArn., I IOp.; must lieon back 
 with drawn up knees, ILach. ; lying on left side, 
 as if a weight like a stone rolled from navel 
 to loin, causing this position to be unbear- 
 able, ILyc; with puerperal mania, IStram.; 
 numb feeling of affected parts as if made of 
 wood, I IKali n. ; proctitis during course of 
 metritis, IOp., ITereb.; puerperal. Card, in.; 
 puerperal, with tendency to mortification, 
 IITereb.; second stage with inflammation of 
 serous membranes, IKali m.; puerperal when 
 preceded by diarrhoea, or after abuse of pur- 
 gatives, IPod.; stinging pains, IBry.; with 
 tenesmus of bladder, ICanth.; with tympan- 
 itis, ICarbov., IILyc, I IPhos.; with vomit- 
 ing, IVer.; better by cold water applications, 
 ICalc. gsST' distended, inflammation, sen- 
 sitive ; also Intestines inflammation, intus- 
 susception, obstruction ; also Chaps. 23 
 and 24. 
 
 Abdomen, piercing: during rest, I INatr. s. ; in 
 upper, on moving, I I Cycl. 
 j£~i m lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Abdomen, pinching: Anac, I I Ant. C, Aph. 
 ch., Ars. h., IBelL, IBrv., ICalc, HCarbo 
 v., I Chel., IColoc, ICycL, IGamb., IMagn. 
 c, I IMagn. in., IMerc, INitr. ac, INux v., 
 I IPuls., MSpig., Tell.; awakes in morning, 
 better bending double, Petrol. ; better bending 
 double, ICinch.; in diarrhoea, IBor., IGamb.; 
 as if diarrhoea would set in, ICon., I IPhos.; 
 with sensation as if bowels were distended, 
 INatr. s. ; causes involuntary inclination to 
 draw abdomen in, Val. ; immediately after 
 eating, IGamb. ; before eructation, ICarbo v. ; 
 from incarcerated flatus, IGuaiac ; with pain 
 in forehead, INatr. s. ; corresponds to pains 
 in head, IRob. ; in incarcerated hernia, ISul. 
 ac. ; hot, before stool, Gamb. ; in iliac region, 
 continuous, I Coff.; in ileum, posterior portion, 
 Euphor.; in left, Calc p.; in left, to back, 
 Asar. ; in left, in a small spot, worse on deep 
 inspiration, Sars.; before leucorrhoea, Con.; 
 near edge of liver, Lobel. i.; in lower, from 
 flatus, ICarbo v.; in lower, before stool, INatr. 
 s.; during menses, Bor., IPlat. ; as if menses 
 would appear, Bry. ; three days before menses, 
 Hyper.; about navel. IBry. ,ICamph., IGamb., 
 ' I llgn., Hod., ILaur., INux m.; about navel, 
 worse on crossing legs, Lact. ac; about navel, 
 after eating, INux v.; about navel, before 
 leucorrhoea, ISul. ; about navel, before dinner, 
 Niccol.; about navel, with thin, scanty leucor- 
 rhoea, IMagn. c ; about navel, frequently re- 
 curring with increasing violence, and sensa- 
 tion as if vomiting would come on, Sabina ; 
 about navel, while sitting, Sul.; about navel, 
 while sitting, with urging to urinate, pain 
 going into groin, I INatr. s. ; about navel, before 
 stool, Sabad. ; about navel, to back, with diar- 
 rhoea, "Magn. p.; about navel, in ascites, IHell.; 
 about navel, as if diarrhoea would set in, Car- 
 bo a.; about navel, momentary, Sil.; about 
 navel, better by emission of flatus, Grat.: about 
 navel, better from pressure, INux m. ; below 
 navel, Agar. ; below navel, has to bend double, 
 
504 
 
 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Bell. ; below navel, forcing after evening meal, 
 Calc.; below navel to uterus, in threatened abor- 
 tion, llpec; pressure, now here, now there, in 
 lower, as if he must go to stool, Bism.; as if 
 bowels were pressed inward, with cutting 
 towards pubic region, IIColoc; periodic, with 
 retraction (lead colic), INux v.; in right, 
 I INatr. m.; with rumbling, shifting pain and 
 subsequent diarrhoea, INatr. s.; in sides to 
 navel (colic in pregnancv), iArs. ; before stool, 
 IBry., Colch., Hep., IMagn. c, IMerc, Nic- 
 col., Petrol., Stann.; before and after stool, 
 Aph. ch., Glon.; during stool, IB Agar., I Kali 
 c; after stool, Cycl., INatr. m.; with sensa- 
 tion as if he must go to stool, loses conscious- 
 ness, Spig.; with hard stool, Menyanth.; with 
 scanty stool, and straining, IMerc; in a small 
 spot, on right side, after eating, Caust.; sud- 
 denly, as if by pincers, always at same place, 
 with most intolerable pain, lasting half or a 
 whole minute, I IVer.; at commencement of 
 summer diarrhoea, from bad or unripe fruit, 
 ISul. ac; with tenesmus, I Rhus ; in upper, 
 after eating, to left side of abdomen and chest, 
 ICoccul.; with. urging to urinate, worse at 
 night, IMerc; in walls, cramplike pain while 
 speaking, I Calc; in pubic region, in women, 
 Psor.; from worms, ICina; as if worms were 
 crawling, gnawing and pinching parts, I IDulc 
 
 I $*gr* clawing, clutching, griping ; also Colic 
 pinching and flatulent. 
 
 Abdomen, as if a plug were lodged behind 
 navel in morning: I I Ran. sc 
 jg^° lump, stones. 
 
 Abdomen, portal system : congestion, ICarbo 
 v., ICard. m., I IMillef., INux v., IPolyp.; 
 
 i. congestion, resulting in dysmenorrhea and 
 "* piles, HCollin.; congestion, with flatulent 
 rumbling, I Collin.; congestion to head from, 
 Millef.; congestion, stool composed of blood, 
 bile, in black fecal matter, I I Polyp.; constipa- 
 tion caused by stagnation of, I Croc; obstruc- 
 tion causes headache, INux v.; obstruction 
 causes hypertrophy of heart, INux v.; stasis, 
 ILed., INux v., 1 1 Sep.; stasis, with hemor- 
 rhoidal colic, I IMerc. cor.; stasis, with vertigo, 
 I INux v.; signs of stagnation (hematuria), 
 INux v.; stagnation caused by suppression of 
 habitual sanguineous discharge, causes ne- 
 phritis, INux v.; torpidity, IPod. 1®=" con- 
 gestion, fulness, heaviness ; also Intestines 
 torpid ; also Chap. 18, Liver ; also Chap. 20, 
 Hemorrhoids and Constipation. 
 
 Abiomen, pressing sensation: Ant. sul. aur., 
 
 I I Apis, Ars. h., Asaf., Asar., Ascl. t., Case, 
 ICaust., IColch., Con., Lyss., I IPhos., I ISars., 
 
 I I Sep., Strain., Tereb., Zinc; across, above 
 navel, with little appetite, cannot sleep at 
 night, Sul. ; asunder, in morning in bed, with 
 spasmodic flatulent colic, better leaning head 
 upon elbows and knees, Euphor. ; with bloat- 
 ing (gastralgia), ILyc; burning, Calad.; with 
 colic, Seneg.; coliclike, after eating, Arm; 
 with griping colic, during menses, iKali c; 
 compression, Apis, Cadm. s.; compressed, 
 hard, like a board (cardialgia), I I Plumb.; 
 compressive pain, Cham.;- compression in 
 sides, particularly left, Berb. ; constrictive 
 pain, like a stone in lower, to bladder, 
 ■Puis.; with diarrhoea, IMagn. c: with 
 diarrhoea, after cutting as from taking cold, 
 IPetrol.; downward, ISep., Zing.; downward, 
 
 as if bowels were being pressed out, ISars.; 
 downward, towards anus, ISul.; as if con- 
 tents were pushing down into a funnel, IILil. 
 tig. ; downward, towards female genitals, as if 
 a hernia would form, ISul. ; downward, while 
 lying in bed at night, ISul.; downward, in 
 ovarian troubles, IPallad. ; downward, as if 
 everything would issue through vulva, ISep.; 
 drawing into cords and testicles, Mar. v.; 
 drawing, griping, I ILyc; drawing in pelvic re- 
 gion, across lower part of abdomen, ILacdef. ; 
 drawing, involuntary, of abdomen towards 
 thorax, Con.; dull, in cystitis, I ILyc; dull, as 
 from incarcerated flatus, Mar. v. ; after eating, 
 JNux m.; better after eating, Ant. t.; during 
 eating, more from cold food, especially in 
 weakly females, Mang. ; especially after eating, 
 clothing feels too tight, ISiL; after dinner, 
 Agar.; after smallest quantity of food (inter- 
 mittent) , IFerr. ; from epigastrium downward, 
 I Calc; in evening, with constipated stool, 
 ■Zinc ; between 6 and 10 p.m., followed by 
 passage of flatus, I Cinch.; with flatulence, 
 ILach., IINuxv.; as from flatulence, in sides, 
 morning in bed, worse walking, better after 
 stool, and renewed when walking, I I Zinc. ; as 
 from incarcerated flatulence, ICoff. ; with rum- 
 bling in bowels, 5 p.m., Ascl. t.; forcing in left 
 upper, IBerb.; weak, forcing across lower 
 (vaginitis), ICoccus; in gastric catarrh, IMez.; 
 from a hard body, HCinch.; in hematuria, 
 INux v.; heavy, painful, Apis ; with heavi- 
 ness as from a load, worse after exertion, 
 better standing, or lying on left side, IPallad.; 
 in small intestines, left side, Card. m. ; 
 in intussusception, I I Plumb. ; causing lame- 
 ness in pelvis, 1 1 Aloe ; in left, INitr. ac. ; in 
 left, lower, ICamph. ; with leucorrhoea, IZinc ; 
 impeding locomotion (uterine displacement), 
 Ast. r. ; in lower, Ant. t., I Apis, IHelon., 
 Thuya ; in lower, burning, Tereb. ; in lower, 
 deep in, after stool, Amb. ; in lower, on exer- 
 tion, ICalc; in lower, from flatus, ICarbo v.; 
 in lower, to genitals, as if everything would 
 fall out, and menses come, INatr. c; in lower, 
 with dulness of head, Calc; in lower, as of a 
 heavy weight, Med. ; in lower, now here now 
 there, Bell.; in lower, with ill humor, during 
 profuse menses, IPlat.; in lower, first left, 
 then right, as from wind, Tell. ; in lower, left 
 side, toward back, four weeks after childbirth, 
 Agar. ; in lower left, while sitting, disappear- 
 ing on moving about, I I Tereb. ; in lower, 
 towards anus or genitals, INux v. ; in lower, 
 with crawling, to beginning of urethra, Zinc. ; 
 in lower, in hemorrhoids, I ISabina ; in lower, 
 with nausea, ICalc; in lower, below navel, as 
 if intestine pressed outward, chiefly when 
 standing, IBell.; in lower, as if everything 
 would come out, INatr. c. ; in lower, as if 
 everything would push out at genitals, during 
 menses, IKali c ; in lower, in several places, 
 I IPhos. ac; in lower, painful, as if it would 
 burst, especially evening, before soft stool, 
 Spig.; in lower, spasmodic (cardialgia), ITa- 
 bac ; in lower, during stool, Nux m. ; in lower, 
 after stool, Iod. ; in lower, on stooping, I I Kali 
 c; in lower, during menses, INatr. m. ; in lower, 
 with uterine hemorrhage, ISec ; during menses, 
 HSec; during menses, in dyspepsia, IFerr. ph.; 
 the day before menses (dysmenorrhea), 
 I ISep.; in middle, soon after a moderate 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 «upper, Zinc; above navel, IICheL; about 
 navel, Cam ph., Cop., Cub., Eucal., Guarsea, 
 ISul.; about navel, aching, Zinc; about 
 navel, as from a button, Amm. c. ; about 
 navel, constant, Chin. s. ; about navel, in im- 
 paired digestion, Camph.; about navel, with 
 distended abdomen, Samb.; about navel, dull 
 on a small spot beneath, as from internal indu- 
 ration, worse drawing.in abdomen, worse press- 
 ure, I I Zinc. ; about navel, downward, with 
 leaden heaviness across bladder and pelvis, 
 INatr. m.; about navel, as from a hard lump, 
 Spig.; about navel, in enteritis, ILach.; about 
 navel, as if intestines were pressed by a blunt 
 plug, lAnac; about navel, painful, passing 
 down to rectum, with stool increased by 
 taking any nourishment, IColoc ; about navel, 
 to pelvis, 1 1 Natr. m. ; about navel, returning 
 periodically, better from wine, IChel.; about 
 navel, screwing I I Ran. sc; about navel, as 
 from a stone upon, worse by stooping, I I Ver- 
 bas.; about navel, as from a stone or weight 
 in abdomen, in, I I Op.; about navel, after 
 stool, with protrusion of rectum and constant 
 urging, Crot. t.; below navel, Chel., ICinch.; 
 two inches below navel, sudden attack, con- 
 stant, heavy, IDios.; in ophthalmia, llCic; 
 outward, ICina; outward, from back, I Cham.; 
 outward, as if contents would be pressed out 
 just above pelvis, ILac c; outward, in side,dur- 
 i'ng menses, INux v.; outward,worse at night in 
 bed, Ang.; painful, I I Agar., Carb.s.; painful in 
 left side, Amm. c, I INatr. m. ; painful, down- 
 ward, like a stone, during menses, IIPuls. ; 
 painful, as if intestines would be cut to pieces, 
 iOp.; painful, after stool, Grat. ; painful, inward, 
 Sars.; painful, to loins and region of kidneys, 
 IIPuls.; painful, with nausea when leaning 
 against a hard edge, Samb.; in various parts, 
 chiefly around navel, Coccul.; into pelvis, 
 IPlat. ; toward pelvis, as if menses would 
 come on, with cutting, IMagn. c; in peritoni- 
 tis, ILyc; periodic, from inside outward, in 
 left, near navel, Berb.; periodic, with retrac- 
 tion (lead colic), INux v.; above pelvis,evenings, 
 Euph.; above pelvis, during menses, Calc 
 p. ; pulsating, in threatened abortion, IMerc.; 
 in right side, IMerc, ISep.; in right, body 
 horizontal, heat,ICard. m.; in right, close to 
 hip, IZinc; in right, hard, painful, below 
 navel, Staph. ; in right, between ribs and hip, 
 while riding in a carriage, lasting an hour, 
 ICard. m.; in right, constant, worse rising 
 from seat, particularly severe when sitting 
 down, with sensation as if a lump lay like a 
 pressing heavy weight in abdomen (physco- 
 nia peritonalis), IRhus ; in right, deep in 
 pelvis, in a small spot, ICepa ; in sides, Cadm. 
 s. ; in sides, spreads toward stomach, before 
 colic, IColoc; painful, like something press- 
 ing on a sore place, continues first part of 
 period, sometimes returns, during menses 
 (ulcer on os uteri), IMurex ; spasmodic, dur- 
 ing menses, IMagn. c; on a spot between 
 navel and groin, especially standing, or lying 
 on side or back, w r orse expanding chest or 
 stretching abdominal muscles, Arum m. ; 
 in a small spot, in upper right, not felt 
 to touch, Amb.; as if something would be 
 squeezed through, ICarbo a. ; squeezing, 
 cannot walk erect, must go bent over or lie 
 •down, dyspnoea, ILyc. ; while standing, IRhus; 
 
 as from a stone , evening, Bell. ; as from a stone, 
 worse by contact, ICup. m. ; as from a stone, 
 with prolapsus uteri, IIPuls.; during stool, 
 Arn., Brom., Hep.; stinging pain, especially 
 in left iliac region at 6.15 p.m., Zing.; tension, 
 especially epigastric region, between epigas- 
 trium and navel, worse motion, I I Caps.; in 
 tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; from subcu- 
 taneous ulceration, IRan. b.; in upper, I INatr. 
 m. ; in upper, after eating, Cinnab., Zinc; 
 difficulty in preventing escape of urine, Calc. 
 p. ; on uterus, painful, Calad. ; with vertigo, 
 worse when standing, going off when lying, 
 ■Petrol. JSgg" 5 bearing down, fulness, heavi- 
 ness, laborlike, straining, urging. 
 
 Abdomen, pressure : child is more comfortable 
 by lying across some liard substance (during 
 teething), IBell.,1 IStann. ; squeezed with both 
 hands, Cup. ars. JH^g"" sensitive. 
 
 Abdomen, pricking : Aur. mur. ; after cough- 
 ing, Arund.; gnawing in intestines (pruritus), 
 Ruta ; low down in sides, as of needles, 
 worse raising arms and walking, Ferr. iod. 
 $ggf° sticking, stinging. 
 
 Abdomen, protrusion : in various parts, Hgn. 
 gg^" hernia. 
 
 Abdomen, quivering: of wall, ICalc p. 
 jg^" muscles, twitching. 
 
 Abdomen, as if raw: IBell. ; places in side as if 
 raw, better by pressure, Asaf. J^ggP corrosive. 
 
 Abdomen, relaxed: I I Alum., lAmm. m., IOp.; 
 bowels feel as if loose and shaking about when 
 walking, Mang. ; as if bowels fell to side on 
 which one is lying, IMerc; shaking sensation 
 of bowels wdien walking, as if it had to be held 
 up, I IMerc; chronic condition, with hemor- 
 rhoids, IPhos.; feeling, Alum., IPhos., IPsor.; 
 feeling, as if it would drop, Ascl. t. ; feeling, 
 after stool, ISep.; feels as if it needed support, 
 IITromb.; flabby, Bor.; flaccid, with chronic 
 loose bowels, I IPhos.; flaccid, colon and other 
 intestines project in little tympanitic tumors 
 all over, after ovariotomy, MRaph.; hanging, 
 I Amm. m.; as if hanging heavily, walks bent, 
 ICarbo v. ; seems to hang down heavily like a 
 load, walking, in afternoon, Alum.; as if in- 
 testines would drop, Cann. s.; intestines, as if 
 falling out, IKali br.; as if intestines fell from 
 one side to the other, on turning inbed,IBar. 
 c ; with inguinal hernia, protrudes even with 
 soft stool, I IPhos.; as if intestines were hang- 
 ing down, I Hgn., IPsor.; intestines, as if 
 hanging loose and flabby, when walking, 
 Ictod. ; intestines, as if sinking down, Cann. s.; 
 of viscera, all day, better lying on back, 
 I I Cast. v. ; feels as if viscera were loose drag- 
 ging when walking, INatr. m. 
 g@T drop, fall, soft. 
 
 Abdomen, restlessness : Vespa ; in upper part, 
 Merc. sul. 
 
 Abdomen, retracted: Amm. c, Camph., 
 I ICup. ac, Cup. s., I IKali br., IPlumb., 
 ITabac, Zinc; abdomen and back feel too 
 close together, IPlumb.; in colic, I Ars., 
 ICoccul., IPlumb., IZinc; in whooping cough, 
 IDros.; with cramplike pain in bowels at 10 
 p.m., and again at 5 a.m., until 9 a.m. , I I Pod. ; 
 after cramps in stomach, Ver. v. ; on every in- 
 spiration, in croup, IHep. ; in hydrocephalus, 
 ICarbol. ac. ; of integuments, a hard knotty 
 feeling of muscles, IPlumb. ; intestines feel as 
 if drawn towards spine, Terek ; drawn to spine, 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 I INux v.; in summer complaint, IKali br. ; 
 retracted, in potter's colic, Alum. ; lower, in 
 typhus, lArs. ; spasmodic, with colic, IPod. ; 
 navel, violently, IPlumb. ; navel feels re- 
 tracted and cold on lying down, as if covered 
 by a round cold plate, Tereb. ; navel feels 
 drawn in during menses, INux v. ; navel 
 spasmodically, in colic, I I Op. ; painful, with 
 vomiting, HVer. ; with periodic pinching 
 pressing (lead colic) INux v.: with pulsations, 
 isochronous with heart, I IPtel.; upper, 
 Thuya; upper, drawn in during inspiration, 
 expands during expiration (paralysis of dia- 
 phragm), lArg. nit. $HT' constriction, con- 
 traction, hardness, tension, sunken. 
 
 Abdomen, rheumatic : affection of intestinal 
 canal, Merc, per.; affection of peritoneum 
 (pneumonia), lAnt. t. ; pain, Caust.; in left, 
 Ammoniac. J^T 1 gouty. 
 
 Abdomen, sensitiveness (externally) : Act. 
 sp., Ant. t., Bar. c, IBry., ICanth., I I Cast, v., 
 ICon., Cub., IDiosc, IMerc, IPuls., IPhos. ; 
 of caecum, in hemorrhage from bowels, IKali 
 bi. ; twitches, when pressed over csecal region 
 (typhus), lArs.; in cholera, ICanth.; in chol- 
 era infantum, IVer.; in colic, ISep. ; can 
 hardly bear clothes (peritoneal inflammation), 
 ICrotal.; clothes press disagreeably, ISul.; 
 is obliged to wear loose clothes, especially 
 about stomach, they cause uneasiness, could 
 not lay arm across abdomen, ILach.; cannot 
 bear clothes tight, nor the weight of them, 
 lApis, Benz. ac, Coff., IKreo., ILach., ILac 
 c, IILyc, IPuls., Raph.,ISpong.; child wants 
 abdomen uncovered, which relieves nausea 
 and vomiting, ITabac. ; cannot endure any- 
 thing tight, after eating, IGraph.; over trans- 
 verse colon, ICarbol. ac; of transverse and 
 descending colon, with constipation, Codein.; 
 painful, to contact, IMerc; to contact, with 
 drawing and cramps in fingers (cholera Asi- 
 atica), HVer.; after delivery, IBell. ; with after 
 pains, ISabina ; during lying-in time, Cup. 
 m.; in dysentery, lArs.; in gastric fever, I Arg. 
 nit.; during first stage of typhoid fever, 
 
 I IPhos.; in hepatic typhus, to pressure, 
 IChel.; in typhus, to pressure, lArs.; in ty- 
 phoid fever, worse by drinking water, I Mane; 
 in typhus and puerperal disorders, IITereb.; 
 in puerperal fever, IKreo.; hyperesthesia 
 of nerves, I IDiosc; ilio-caecal region, I IBell., 
 IGamb., ILach., ILyc, IMerc, INitr. ac; 
 iliac region, pain on pressure (typhoid fever), 
 ITereb.; left iliac region tender, I ILach. ; left 
 iliac region, in typhoid fever, I ITereb.; right 
 iliac region, tender, ICarbol. ac; right iliac 
 region, tender, in ague, I IPuls.; right iliac 
 region, in typhoid fever, IBapt., I I Gels., 
 IRhus ; right iliac region (enteritis from for- 
 eign body), ICalend.; integuments, to touch 
 (acute gastritis after taking cold), IColoc; in- 
 testinal tract, painful, ICanth.; to least jar, 
 can hardly tolerate clothing, Raph.; to jarring, 
 during cough, IKreo.; to jarring, in uterine 
 trouble, ILil. tig.; to jolting, while riding, Car- 
 bol. ac; left side, with circumscribed redness 
 over a painful spot, could not bear touch, par- 
 oxysms of pain and anguish in this spot, with 
 vomiting of bloody water or blood (hysteria), 
 
 I I Sep.; left, to touch (typhoid), I IPhos.ac;left, 
 to touch, after falling, IColoc; region of liver 
 (jaundice), IMyr. cer.; of lower, IGoss., IITe- 
 
 reb.; of lower, can scarcely allow clothes to 
 touch (melancholy after confinement), ILach.; 
 of lower, Codein., Cycl., Jacar., Lil. tig.; of 
 lower, in diarrhoea, IGamb.; of lower, in dys- 
 entery, ICop.; of lower, in dysmenorrhcea, 
 I INux v.; of lower, in pregnancy, IKali f; of 
 lower, in derangement of liver, IMagn. m.; of 
 lower, tender under firm pressure, in metror- 
 rhagia, I I Sabina ; of lower, painful to press- 
 ure, IRaph. ; of lower, painful to touch, IHyos. , 
 I I Op.; of lower, in diarrhoea, lArs.; of lower, 
 in cysto-blennorrhcea, I lUva ursi ; lower, to 
 pressure, I IPuls.; of lower, tender to touch, 
 I ISars.; of lower, in uterine and ovarian tu- 
 mors, ILach.; to motion, Cycl.; of muscles, to 
 pressure (typhus), I IBapt.; of muscles, to 
 touch, IBar. c, IKali c; about navel, Ant. 
 sul. aur., I lArs., ICham.; about navel, when 
 feeling that part, Magn. c. ; about navel, pain- 
 ful, in typhoid fever, IMerc; about navel, 
 painful to touch, Carbo v.; about navel, in 
 lead colic, INux v.; about navel, painful to 
 touch, with hard distension, IKali c; about 
 navel, to touch (chronic dyspepsia), IHydr. 
 ac; about navel, with swelling, Coloc; about 
 navel, towards uterus, lllpec ; with sharp 
 pain running from groin to socket of right 
 hip, I IMurex ; painful, IPuls., Squilla ; pain- 
 ful, in typhoid fever, I IMerc d.; painful,, 
 with continued nausea and confusion of head, 
 Sec; painful, as if internally raw and sore, 
 ISul.; of pelvis, to which lameness is ascribed, 
 to pressure, IMang. ; of peritoneum, to touch, 
 Alum.; of peritoneum, tender on pressure, 
 or turning in bed, Apis; to pressure, lAg- 
 nus, Asim., Bapt., Calad., Cycl., IGnaph., 
 IHydras., ILac def, I ILach., IILyc, Lil. tig., 
 INux m., I IRhus, I IRhus v., Sinap., ITereb., 
 I IVer.; cannot bear least pressure on any por- 
 tion, in abortion, IIUstiL; to pressure, in 
 Addison's disease, ICalc; to pressure, in 
 chronic gastritis, lApis ; to pressure, in acute 
 catarrh, I I Ant. t.; to least pressure, I IKali bi.;; 
 to pressure, in helminthiasis, ICina ; to mod- 
 erate pressure, as though bruised, 1 1 Merc cor. ; 
 to pressure, with much belching, IDiosc; to 
 pressure, in dysentery, IMerc. cor.; to press- 
 ure, with rash, after confinement, ICup. m.; 
 to firm pressure, Atrop. s.; to hard pressure, 
 better after wind passes, Arg. nit.; to press- 
 ure, especially about umbilicus, Vib.; to slight 
 pressure, especially over ovarian region, 
 Bell.; to pressure in right, in typhus, I Apis; 
 in right lower, above groin, same in left, 
 worse in right in forenoon, lEquiset.; spot 
 right side, one inch below navel, caused 
 nausea when touched (enteritis), I IRhus; 
 in right side, below arch of ribs, tender spot, 
 which is the seat of constant pain (functional 
 derangement of liver), I ISep.; sides, painful 
 to pressure (after a mole birth), Bell.; skin, 
 painful, ILyc. ; felt even in stupor or follow- 
 ing spasm, causing wincing from pressure 
 over right ovarian region, I ISul.; tenderness, 
 I Apis, ICanth., Cupr. s., IDiosc, Gymn.JHep., 
 Iber., INitr. ac, ISep., I ITarant.; tender, in 
 abortion, IXJstil.; tender, on breathing and to 
 touch, after a scanty breakfast, Sinap.; ten- 
 der, with weakness of bladder, MUran. n.; 
 tender, to contact, in abdominal typhus, 
 I IStram. ; tender, in chronic diarrhoea, I ISul. ; 
 tender, in fever, IBapt.; tender, in typhoid 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 fever, DIBapt., IKali m.; tender, in hydro- 
 cephaloid, IIApis; tender, iliac, IGels.; ten- 
 der, worse from a jar, IBell., tender, in morn- 
 ing, Bov.; tender, on pressure in a spot size 
 of orange, with some feeling of hardness 
 (perityphlitis), ICrotal.; tender, during preg- 
 nancy, INux m.; tender, after spasms, IBry.; 
 tender, in region of upper (gastro-enteritis), 
 I Apis ; tender, with severe splenic pain, 
 I IPtel.; tender, over uterine region (abortion), 
 I IVer. v.; tender, in retroversion of uterus, 
 IFerr. iod.; tender, to touch, I liEsc. h., Ant. 
 chl., IBell., IICup. m., IILach., IRan. b., 
 I I Ustil.; tender, to touch along colon, Chrom. 
 ac; tender, to touch, in peritonitis, I IKali n.; 
 tender, with weakness, I IRaph.; to touch, 
 Aur. mur., Bar. c, HCham., Cain., Colch., 
 I ILacdef., IILach., IMagn. m., IMez., IOp., 
 I ISars., IStann.; to touch, in colic, I Alum.; to 
 toucb, especially in inguinal region, ICham.; 
 to toucb, intestines painful, ICycl.; to least 
 touch, in peritonitis, IIAcon., ILyc; to touch, 
 spot from three inches below navel to epigas- 
 trium (colicodynia), IColoc; to touch, spot 
 extremely painful (renal colic), after catching 
 cold, ILyc; to touch, as if there were an inter- 
 nal ulcer, during menses, ICoccul.; to touch, 
 painful, Bism., IColoc, IHell.,IPhos.; to touch, 
 painful in ascites, ICalc; to touch, painful, 
 especially region of bladder, Calad. ; to touch, 
 painful, with diarrhoea, 1 1 Cup. m.; to touch, 
 painful, in typhoid fever, 1 1 Rhus ; to touch, 
 painful, in peritonitis, ILyc; to touch, sore, 
 ■ Apis, IBry., IHyos., IINitr. ac; to touch, 
 sore, as if beaten, after cough, Calad. ; to touch, 
 sore, as if bruised or weakened by cathartics, 
 IFerr.; to touch, sore, in cholera, Uatroph.; 
 to touch, sore, in eruptive diseases, I Apis ; to 
 touch, sore, in peritonitis, lApis; in uterine 
 tumor, I ITereb.; when walking, sore, I ICar- 
 bol. ac; when walking on stones, sore, Con.; 
 between xiphoid and navel, small spot, to 
 slightest pressure, between, pain radiates in 
 all directions, lArg. nit. 
 ggg^ inflammation, peritonitis. 
 Abdomen, sharp pain : Bapt., Ilris, I IRumex; 
 across, from hip to hip, with heavy back, fol- 
 lowed by expulsive pain two days before 
 menses, pain diminishes as flow commences, 
 and stops with it, 1 1 Ustil.; across, in preg- 
 nancy, I Act. rac; across lower, before stool, 
 Lact. ac. ; accompanying inspiration, Morph. 
 sul. ; along ascending colon, better by diar- 
 rhoea, Chrom. ac. ; twisting, just above crest 
 of right ileum, Amm. br. ; at a point between 
 anterior superior process of right il^um and 
 navel, sudden toward groin, caused and aggra- 
 vated by walking, I Berb. ; intermittent, across 
 lower, IL.il. tig.; like knives, in lower, disap- 
 peared after stool, but returned after breakfast, 
 with urging to stool, Pallad. ; intense, in left 
 side, with nausea while leaning forward, 
 I I Lac c ; in lower, drawing her double, first 
 right then left (menorrhagia), I Coccus ; in 
 lower, 6 a.m., better by diarrhoea, Chrom. ac; 
 in lower, before stool, better after stool, I I Ver.; 
 in lower, after sulphur, lAscl. t, ; across lower, 
 in uterine affections, 1 1 Act, rac. ; in lower, for 
 two weeks, I IVer.; in rectus muscles, I Pod. ; 
 about navel, MTarant.; about navel, sudden, 
 to neck of bladder, Cic; below navel, Petrol. ; 
 about navel, to left ovarian and splenic region, 
 
 IHydras. ; about navel, to uterus, in threatened 
 abortion, llpec ; between navel and epigastri- 
 um, distressing, ILept.; in ovarian cyst, 
 IColoc; warned him to go to stool, Ars. i. ; 
 sudden, in left side, Lobel. i. 
 
 Abdomen, shattering sensation : I IKreo. 
 
 Abdomen, shocks : when asleep, Ant. t. 
 j^St^ concussion. 
 
 Abdomen, shooting : Ars. m., Bapt., Lyss.; deep 
 in pelvis, across to left, Tell.; across, from left 
 to right, and upward, ITereb.; across, in stric- 
 ture of oesophagus, I IPhos.; cutting, jerk, 
 from right to left, Calc a, ; passing in all di- 
 rections, Lac c; with diarrhoeic feeling in 
 lower, 1 1 Merc; dull, in lower intestines, in 
 direction of perineum, IBell.; intermittent, 
 ICornus; with empty feeling in, IPhos.; in 
 left, Calc p.; begins in lower left side,Tromb.; 
 paroxysms from left to right, llpec; either 
 left to right, or right to left, during pregnan- 
 cy,ICinnab.; before menses, IKali c; in middle 
 line as a long a thread into pelvis, Alum.; 
 to left of navel, Bapt.; from navel to pelvis, 
 Pallad.; navel, region of shooting, worse press- 
 ure, Aloe ; from navel to other'portions, bet- 
 ter by pressure, IPlumb. ; in phlegmasia 
 dolens, IKali c; in right side, Lyss.; in right 
 side, above hip, deep-seated, JEsc. h.; spells 
 of sharp, I IRumex ; into testes and bladder 
 (nephralgia), I IOp.; in prolapsus uteri, lArg. 
 nit. g®" 3 darting, lancinating. 
 
 Abdomen, shuddering : extends over body, 
 IColoc. fig^ chill, coldness. 
 
 Abdomen, sick feeling : in intermittent fever, 
 ICarbo v.; inclined to sit quiet, I I Apis; on 
 awaking, 4 a.m., Chrom. ac. ; about navel, down- 
 ward, preceding frequent ineffectual urging to 
 stool, worse when thinking of it, lOxal. ac 
 8ij^ nausea. 
 
 Abdomen, sinking : jggg^ retracted, weak- 
 ness. 
 
 Abdomen, skin : cracks on surface, ISil. ; brown, 
 cutaneous affection, I ITuberc; desquamation, 
 Vespa ; greenish, Ars. h.; hard places, in 
 newborn children, HCamph.; twitching, 
 Ran. sc; inflamed and thickened, ninth day 
 after vaccination (erysipelas), ICrotal. ; turned 
 purple, almost black, Vespa ; dark red, ninth 
 day after vaccination (erysipelas), ICrotal. 
 8®°* eruption. 
 
 Abdomen, soft: IBor.; rhagades, ISil.; on right 
 side, deep yellow, 1 1 Thuya; rose colored, 
 QEnan.; wilted, IBor.; welts or lumps (affec- 
 tions of uterus), Sec; in chorea, lAsaf.; pain- 
 less bloating, I Dulc; but painful in typhoid, 
 BLach.; in puerperal fever, IKreo.; in haema- 
 temesis, ISec $@f relaxed. 
 
 Abdomen, solar plexus: affected, ICodein., 
 ILyc; colic, originating from depraved and 
 morbid state, IPod.; cramps, then over whole 
 body, IGrat.; epilepsy originates, llndig.;aura, 
 like a mouse runningth rough to brain (spasms), 
 ISil. ; intense pain, IMed.; neuralgia, • Codein.; 
 painful spot, pressure renews attack, I INux 
 v. ; pressure, as if he had eaten tough meat or 
 hard nuts, extending towards back, where it 
 changes to a pinching, Chin, a.; pressure in 
 prsecordia, ILyc; spasms spread to brain 
 (epilepsy), ISil.; distress, after stool, IPolyp.; 
 severe throbbing, when it became severe con- 
 tinued upwards to head, when dizziness and 
 lightness of head would supervene, requiring 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 to lie down or fall, 1 1 Lac c. f$^~ epilepsy, 
 neuralgia. 
 Abdomen, soreness: lApis, lArn., Ascl. s., 
 ■Bell., IIBry., ICarbol. ac, Chim. m., ICaps., 
 ■Con., IDiosc, Euphor.,Gymn., IHam., Ilpec, 
 I I Lac def., ILach., ■ INux v., Samb., I ITarant., 
 Tromb.; agonizing, over whole (traumatic 
 ovaritis), IHam.; across, after attack (chronic 
 diarrhoea), INatr. s.; across, in tertian ague, 
 ILach.; across, just above pelvis, Ver. v.; 
 around, commencing in back, Bar. c; as if 
 beaten, IFerr.; as if beaten, worse on side on 
 which he lies, and worst when beginning to 
 move, II Rhus; as if bruised, I Arm, IHam., 
 Ilpec, IMagn. m., I Ban. b.; as if bruised, in 
 morning, IHep.; during deep inhalation, 
 
 I IKreo.; burning, IRan. b.; with burning, 
 loose discharges, Calab.; during cough, ICarbo 
 a.; in bilious diarrhoea, lApis ; with diarrhoea 
 in typhus, IBapt.; in chronic diarrhoea, I Merc. 
 sol.; persistent diarrhoea, stools streaked with 
 blood (typhus), IINitr. ac; in dysentery, 
 IIHam.; in chronic dysentery, lApis; worse 
 eating, ISang.; in enteritis, I Apis ; external, 
 worse by touch, motion, cough, with tight- 
 ness of chest, as if a full breath could not be 
 drawn on account of acute pain and mental 
 anxiety, IRan. b. ; with fear and apprehension 
 that something horrible will happen, after 
 menses, IPallad.; in hysteria, I I Sec; with 
 swelling of thyroid gland, ISpong.; in haema- 
 temesis, IFerr.; with hemorrhoids, IKali c; 
 in left iliac region, periodically (mental de- 
 rangement), IBrom.; above left ileum, in 
 flanks as from internal wound, Cast.; internal 
 and external, I I Apis; in laryngo-tracheitis, 
 
 I I Puis.; in left side, I lArg. nit.; in left side, 
 after supper, IRan. b.; worse on left side, 
 Eup. pur.; from lifting, IINuxv.; in lower, 
 IHelon., ILyss.; across lower, in metrorrhagia, 
 lElaps ; in lower, with lameness in back, 
 ILyss.; in lower left, comes and goes (mental 
 derangement), IBrom.; in lower, before stool, 
 INatr. m.; in lower, after sulphur, lAscl. t.; 
 in lower, in prolapsus uteri, HCalc, I I Rhus ; 
 on lying down, Urt. ur.; as if menses would 
 appear, ISep.; after menses, in dysuria, 
 ■Cycl.; worse by motion, better supporting it 
 with hands, I IPteL; muscles, I IHyos.,Sabina ; 
 muscles, by prolonged efforts, in constipation, 
 ■ ISil.; about navel, lOxal. ac, I I Zinc; across, 
 above umbilicus, affecting breathing, Como. ; 
 about navel, constantly picking at it (eczema 
 umbilicale), I ISuL; about navel, to pelvis, 
 with induration and swelling of right ovary, 
 IPallad.; about navel, spasmodic, not better 
 by pressure, which causes rumbling, IDiosc; 
 about navel, in a small spot, which could be 
 covered with tip of finger, below and to right, 
 coming and going, but continuing all day, 
 Chin, ars.; in ovarian troubles, IPallad.; pain 
 deep in centre of pelvis (ulcerated cervix), 
 ■Merc; about pelvic region, in chronic me- 
 tritis, ILach.; low down in pelvis, interferes 
 with walking (prolapsus), I I Rhus; in peri- 
 toneum, in morning, on awaking, Ascl. 
 t.; in peritoneal lining, over bladder, after 
 sulphur, I Ascl. t.; during pregnancy, Lyss.; 
 in pregnant women, ■Sep.; on pressure, with 
 rumbling, Xan.; when pressing or sneezing 
 (ascites), BApis ; as if raw, INux v.; as if raw, 
 particularly on taking a full breath, coughing 
 
 or taking violent exercise, Sul.; worse on rid- 
 ing in a carriage (uterine complaints), lArg. 
 met.; on a small place in right side,Zing.; espe- 
 cially on right side (chronic ovaritis), I IPal- 
 lad.; when sneezing or pressing, lApis ; a spot, 
 two inches above navel, and same distance 
 left, of median line, sore as a boil, worse by 
 pressure, I IRan. b.; worse by standing, sit- 
 ting erect, across, better stooping forward, 
 I IPtel.; at every step, INux v.; before stool, 
 Sul.; terrible, before small loose stool, Tromb.; 
 after stool, ISul.; during stool, BArn., JSuL; 
 better after stool, (Pod.; and tenderness, 
 Dory.; worse from touch, ■Stann.; with sen- 
 sitiveness to touch, in typhoid pneumonia, 
 ■Lachn.; as from subcutaneous ulceration, 
 
 ■ Ran. b., IStann.; as if ulcerated, worse rid- 
 ing in carriage (uterine diseases), lArg. met.; 
 on getting up, Ferr. iod.; upper, Mang.; in 
 upper, before stool, Bell.; of walls, Carb. s.; 
 soreness, BGels., 1 1 Mane, Menyanth.; of 
 walls, as from soreness when coughing, 
 
 ■ Hyos.; of walls, in ascites, lApis ; of walls, 
 especially in morning, when stretching, after 
 physical strain, ■■Rhus ; of walls, as if mus- 
 cles of abdomen and peritoneum had been 
 bruised, ISul. ; of walls, from straining at 
 stool (constipation), HSil.; of walls, previous 
 to stool, Lil. tig.; walls, if pinched or creased, 
 feel sore a long time, Ferr. iod.; when walk- 
 ing, IFerr.; better by warmth (intestinal ca- 
 tarrh), IFerr. ; with sudden weakness, worse 
 in epigastrium, Anthrac 
 
 gigr bruised, sensitive. 
 Abdomen, spasms: IBell., Bufo., ICalc, Cann. 
 s., Ced., CoccuL, Mosch., Stram., ■Tabac; con- 
 traction, with suicidal disposition, Aur. met.; 
 changing into convulsions of whole body, 
 must move on feet, to and fro, pain in belly 
 continued, consciousness depressed (dysmen- 
 orrhcea), IDiad.; child cried day and night, 
 and could not be pacified (intestinal spasms), 
 I I Op.; crouched up and perspired, I I Op.; in 
 epidemic dysentery, I I Xan.; worse in groins, 
 
 ■ Kreo.; hysterical, BBry., I INux v., Stram.; 
 laborlike, into legs, INux v.; with sharp lan- 
 cination, excessive menses (uterine disease), 
 ■Murex ; during menses, I Cinch., Con.; with 
 delayed menses, IGraph.; during menses, in 
 nervous women, CoccuL; with suppressed 
 menses, CoccuL; caused by extreme mortifi- 
 cation during menses, I CoccuL; of muscles, 
 with stitching liver (gallstones), INux v.; pe- 
 riodical, better passing wind, which is diffi- 
 cult, Hgn.; also in pregnancy, I I Puis.; re- 
 flex ffom uterine irritation, IVib.; depend- 
 ent on reflex action, such as migraine, Coc- 
 cuL; with screams, ICup. m.; stricture, 
 ■Thuya ; sympathetic, Caulo. 
 
 f$S^° constriction, contraction, epilepsy, 
 retracted, twitching ; also Colic. 
 Abdomen, spasmodic pain: I IDiosc; in a circle, 
 followed by diarrhoea, INux m.; deep, in dys- 
 menorrhcea, lAnac; with acid eructations, at 
 6 p.m. (ovarian troubles), Pallad.; from incar- 
 cerated flatus, ■ ■Cinch.; as from incarcerated 
 wind, mostly 5 to 9 p.m., Tell.; in lower, in 
 dysentery, IColch.; in lower, shoots into legs, 
 ■Vib.; worse by motion, cold and contact, 
 during difficult menses,ICoccul. ; with nausea, 
 Ailant.; in iliac region, not better by pressure, 
 which causes rumbling, ■Diosc; above os 
 
• 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 pubis, Chel.; with screams, I Cup. ars.; in 
 sympathetic aphonia, ICollin.; with tenesmus, 
 Diosc; with tenesmus, in dysentery, IDiosc; 
 sudden pain, in upper, leaving sensation of 
 contraction, causing him to cry out,IGels. 
 $53^*- contraction, constriction, cramps, 
 neuralgia, sharp pain. 
 
 Abdomen, sprained pain: left, lAmm. m. ; as 
 from lifting, ICarbo v.; after lifting a heavy 
 weight, during sixth month of pregnancy, 
 I I Sec. g^° bruised, soreness, straining. 
 
 Abdomen, squeezing: llpec; as if intestines 
 were being squeezed between stones and 
 would burst, IIColoc; in lowermost intes- 
 tines, Bell.; about navel, in colic, I Ars.; in 
 pelvis, Bar. m.; as if something were forced 
 through a narrow space (nephralgia), I I Op.; 
 extends into stomach, causing nausea, or into 
 thighs, IColoc; sharp, in upper (mesenteric 
 disease), ICalc. J^IT 1 clawing, clutching, 
 constriction, contraction, griping, pinch- 
 ing, vise. 
 
 Abdomen, sticking: with sensation as if balls 
 were rolling together, IJatroph.; above hip, 
 with feeling of motion, in lower part of abdo- 
 men, Lyss.; in crest of ileum, to groin, below 
 anterior, Camph.; intermittent, dull, in left, 
 below navel, worse on bending body forward, 
 after eating, Yerbas.; as if intestines were 
 pierced with fine needles, Zinc; pressive 
 (diarrhoea), Calc; felt on pressure, in right 
 side of lower, Camph.; in leftside, two fin- 
 gers' breadth from navel, in long stitches into 
 left side of vagina, IBerb.; about navel, about 
 three inches to side of, corresponding to a 
 place in front of kidneys, and rather to sides, 
 extends to lumbar region, IBerb. ^ as with a 
 knife between navel and right groin, Inul. ; 
 in various parts, chiefly about navel, Coccul.; 
 to right of navel, as with two pins, Inul.; 
 in peritonitis, I I Kali n.; after a natural stool, 
 Zinc; in right side, when taking a breath, 
 with feeling of - motion in lower part of 
 abdomen, Lyss.; in sides, llgn. ; and shooting 
 in sides; worse motion, I IBry. B^T* cutting, 
 darting, lancinating, pricking, stinging, 
 stitches. 
 
 Abdomen, stiffness: like a weight (constipa- 
 tion), Ars. h. 
 
 Abdomen, stinging : llgn., ILach., ISep.;like 
 bee stings, I Apis ; with colic, I IJatroph.; in 
 evening, in bed,Bor.; as of minute insect, tran- 
 sient, Chlor. ; deep in lower, behind and above 
 bladder, I ICalad.; in lower right, withamen- 
 orrhcea (prolapsus uteri), lApis ; during 
 menses (ovaritis), I Apis; in muscles, Berb., 
 IMagn.m.; as from needles, only while sit- 
 ting, IThuya ; in peritonitis, I Apis; from one 
 place into another, spreads over whole, Bell.; 
 when touched, IINitr. ac; during stool, Cro- 
 tal. 8£i^ pricking, stitches. 
 
 Abdomen, stitches : Amm. c, Arm, Ars. h., 
 Bov., HBry., Carb. s., IColch., ICycl., Ferr., 
 Gymn., Hydr. ac, IKali c, Spig.; from above 
 downward, after stool, Jamb.; across, on in- 
 spiration, ICalc; towards small of back, 
 ICalc; from before backward, in morning in 
 bed, Coccul.; arresting breathing, with uter- 
 ine inflammation, ICroc; burning, Zinc; 
 middle of chest, as from flatulence, ICham. ; 
 middle of chest, when stooping, lAlum.; to 
 chest and tides, better passing wind, which 
 
 is difficult, llgn.; cutting in lower, from right 
 to left, worse by walking, I I Merc; with dis- 
 tension, Zinc; followed by drawing, Ang.; 
 dull, right to left, almost taking breath,while 
 walking, IDros.; dull, coarse, in middle of 
 right side, on moving, better during rest, Ca- 
 lend.; intermittent, dull, in right, by navel, 
 Verbas.; along colon (chronic dysentery), 
 I INux v.; immediately after supper, Zinc; 
 like electric shock, especially when suddenly 
 changing from rest to motion, left side, lArg. 
 nit.; in enteritis, I I Rhus; in leg, worse on 
 sitting still, IPuls.; in puerperal fever, IKali 
 c; above left hip, Amm. m.; to left of right 
 hip bone, ICard. m.; in hysteralgia, IKali c; 
 an inch from cresta ilea, Lyss. ; violent, pene- 
 trating through rightileum, from above down- 
 ward, on bending body over, with a hard ab- 
 domen, Zinc; in left lumbar region, Ascl. s.; 
 in left, Calc. p., IGraph. ; in left, forenoon, 
 when walking, I Ran. b.; to left side of chest, 
 INatr. s. ; in left, when coughing, ISul.; in 
 left, followed by cutting, more right than left, 
 lasting for minutes, returns after intervals and 
 lasts longer, Pallad.; in left, after supper, 
 ■Ran. b.; in left, towards, Inul.; toward left 
 groin and testicle, each dart or stitch followed 
 by itching, must scratch, darts and stitches 
 began deep in flesh and ended in surface, 
 point of ending being place that itched, 
 ■Staph.; in left, near hip bone, but more in- 
 ward, stitches return next day in morning 
 and extend to right side, Pallad.; in left, 
 low down (hemorrhoids), IMur. ac; in left, 
 below navel, extending towards bladder, 
 Nitr. sp. d.; in lower, I IKali c, IKreo., 
 Zing.; in lower, deep, knifelike, in right, 
 above pubes, Verbas.; in lower, left, 
 Zinc; in lower, through rectum, Ant. t.; in 
 lower, worse when sittingduring menses, I IXux 
 m.; before menses, Brorn.; after warm milk, 
 Aug.; about navel, ICycl., Grat., Gymn., 
 lOleand.; above and to left of navel, I llgn.; 
 about navel, dull, Ang.; about navel, fine, 
 externally, Spong.; about navel, left side, 
 Jacar.; above navel, sharp intermittent, left 
 side, Verbas.; about navel, as from many 
 needles, around back, even in dorsal vertebrae, 
 on inspiration and stooping, Verbas.; about 
 navel, mostly in skin, Berb.; about navel, on 
 sneezing, Aloe ; about navel, sudden, to neck 
 of bladder, Cic; about navel, twisting, towards 
 loins and spine, IColoc; about navel, to 
 uterus, llpec; like spleen stitches in region 
 of os innominatum, only when walking, dis- 
 appears after thirty or forty steps, Spig. ; in 
 pelvic region, INux v.; in pertussis, IBry.; 
 in peritonitis, I I Kali n.; in phlegmasia dolens, 
 IKali c; in pregnancy, IKali c; pressive, 
 in left lower, I I Merc; better by pressure, 
 MPtel.; in right side, Lyss., ISep., Zinc; 
 in right side, during respiration, Lyss.; to 
 right side of chest, ICon.; in right side, in 
 evening, ICaust.; in right side, in region of 
 liver, Spong.; in right side, as if in liver, 
 when taking a deep breath, INatr. s.; with 
 pressure in right side in region of last true 
 rib, arresting respiration, with stitches and 
 pressure on top of right shoulder when walk- 
 ing after having been seated, IRan. b. ; in right 
 side, worse from motion, IKali c; in right side, 
 while sitting, I IDros.; especially in sides, 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Tarax.; from both sides, through hips, worse 
 by motion, touch and when lying on right 
 side, better by bending double against chair 
 or table (colic), IStann.; shooting, through as 
 far as thighs (cancer uteri), IGraph.; severe 
 stabbing, I I Zinc; stabbing, with chronic 
 serous discharges (dysentery), I I Kan. b.; 
 stabbing continues several hours and returns 
 periodically every seven days or once in three 
 weeks, without diarrhoea or constipation, 
 I I Zinc. ; stabbing, as from knives in, IMerc.; 
 stabbing in right pelvic region, obliging her 
 to bend double and press strongly with her 
 hand (ovarian tumor), IColoc; stabbing, up- 
 ward in diarrhoea, Chim. m.; to spinal column, 
 I Kali b. ; to stomach, I IBry.; sudden, every 
 two hours (pregnancy), 1 1 Puis.; sudden, into 
 chest and developed into an asthmatic attack, 
 I IPhos.; sudden, in left side, worse on breath- 
 ing and by pressure, Zinc; from one side to 
 the other, sharp thrust, Arm; better on uri- 
 nating, ICarbo a.; with swelling of os tincse 
 (metritis), I INux v.; through and through 
 upper, on moving, I ICycl.; into vagina, lArs. 
 gii^ cutting, darting, lancinating, prick- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Abdomen, stones : feeling as if all had changed 
 into, Ars.h.; as if full of Ant. t.; as if filled with 
 stones or ovoid bodies, I ICalc; like a heavy 
 stone, Chim. m.; as of a heavy stone about 
 navel, ICoccul.; as if sharp stones rubbed to- 
 gether, with diarrhoea, ICoccul. 
 g^ 1 * lump, plug. 
 
 Abdomen, straining : in lower during menses, 
 INux m.; as though something were strained 
 across lower (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lac 
 c; before menses, Cycl.; muscles, pain as from 
 a strain, IHyos.; about navel, after stool, 
 lArs. J^IT* bearing down, bruised, labor- 
 like, pressing, soreness, sprained. 
 
 Abdomen, strange feeling: I I Caps., Grat. 
 
 Abdomen, stretching : pain, Cadm. s.; a sensa- 
 tion at night in bed, which causes her to 
 stretch violently for hours, feels that she must 
 stretch in every direction, the will to do so 
 alone cannot accomplish it, as if from paralysis, 
 Plumb. 
 
 Abdomen, sunken : lAlum., Bor., Hod., INatr. 
 m.,1 INux v., I IVer.; with constipation, I I Zinc; 
 feeling, MSabad.; feeling, when lying on back, 
 Acet. ac; in children, 1 1 Pod. f in typhus, 
 I Apis, I I Strain.; flattened in front and bulg- 
 ing out in each lumbar region, during preg- 
 nancy, 1 1 Puis.; flat, shaped like a boat (cere- 
 brospinal meningitis"!, IDig. ; flattened, after 
 many stools (cholerine), IJatroph.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, Art. v., I Cup. ac; after operation 
 for hemorrhoids, ICroc; in meningitis in- 
 fantum, I Apis; almost stuck to vertebral col- 
 umn, in cholera infantum, I I Kali br. 
 gggT 1 retracted, soft, weakness. 
 
 Abdomen, swashing : gig" noise. 
 
 Abdomen, sweat: Caust.; after coitus, Agar.; 
 cold, IDros.; with exostosis on skull, lArg. 
 met.; in evening, Anac; oily, lArg. met.; pro- 
 fuse, prostatitiswith atony of sexual organs, 
 MSelen.; slight, with hot flushes, Act. rac; 
 on upper, I I Caust.; warm, most profuse, 
 IDros. 
 
 Abdomen, tearing : BAmm. c, lArs., HCham., 
 IColch., IColoc, IMagn. m., INux v., IPuls.; 
 to back, settles in sacrum, ICochl.; colicky, 
 
 lElat., Jalap., Strain., I ISul.; constant, in 
 side, as if parts were rolled up in a ball, Cham. ; 
 deep in, Cic; in dysmenorrhcea, Chin, s., 
 ILach., IMerc; caused by dysentery and lien- 
 tery, I I Millef. ; in enteritis, I I Rhus ; as if a 
 tear had occurred in left side, IColoc; as in 
 iliac passion, CEnan. ; from crest of one ileum 
 to the other, Asar.; as if intestines were 
 torn, IGraph.; intestines as if torn apart, 
 caused by every step on pavement, better 
 lying down, All. sat. ; as if intestines were 
 adherent to walls of abdomen at umbilicus, 
 and were being torn away forcibly, worse 
 by external pressure, Verbas.; lacerating, in 
 strangulated hernia, ILach.; from left to right, 
 in evening, in bed, Lyss. ; as if something 
 were torn loose, IRhus; in lower, in cysto- 
 blennorrhoea, I ITJva ursi; in lower, dull, deep 
 in left side, beginning in region of hip, 
 Zinc; in lower, dull, low down in right, ex- 
 tending into groin, Zinc; lower, during men- 
 ses, after typhoid (nervous affection), IManc; 
 tensive pain, in lower, in a small spot, during 
 latter half of pregnancy, corresponding to 
 seat of placenta, worse at night when lying 
 on affected side, sore to touch, as if ulcerated, 
 1 1 Puis. ; to right mamma, Coloc ; before and 
 during menses, ICinnab.; during menses, 
 I Caust. ,1 ILach. ; with profuse menses, 1 1 Agar. ; 
 in muscles, Berb. ; in muscles, or stitching, on 
 inspiration, ICalc; with nausea and vomiting 
 of sour mucus, INux v.; worse about navel, 
 ■Plumb.; about navel, worse before breakfast, 
 I INatr. s.; as if navel would be torn out, pain 
 goes to chest, Strain.; about navel, lacerating, 
 I I Plumb.; navel to right side, with anxiety of 
 mind, ICalc p.; about navel, stitches, Zinc; 
 in right side, above hip, tearing, iEsc h.; from 
 sides into back (peritonitis), ILyc; about sig- 
 moid flexure, worse from pressure and at 
 night (rheumatic diarrhoea), IColch.; in skin, 
 mostly about navel, Berb.; sticking, down- 
 ward, Verbas.; like seizing with talons, Bell.; 
 with tenesmus, IRhus ; to testicles, at times 
 involving bladder,pains change locality(colic), 
 I I Op.; in upper, in diarrhoea, lArs.; in upper, 
 on moving, I ICycl.; in walls, Ast. r.; worse 
 on walking, I I Thuya. Jgigr neuralgia. 
 
 Abdomen, tender : ggjjg 00 sensitive. 
 
 Abdomen, tension : Ant. sul. aur., I I Ars., Atrop. 
 s., Bar. c, ICham., IICup. m.,IGamb., IGraph., 
 IHep.,Ictod., IKreo., IMagn. m., IMerc, IOp., 
 IPhos., IRheum, Spong., Strain., Thuya, 
 I IVer., Vinca, I I Zinc; across, IKali c; across, 
 with stitches in right lumbar, and region of 
 liver (hepatitis), IKali c; feels like a rubber 
 ball, when pressed, Ferr. iod.; in albumi- 
 nuria, ICalc. a.; with bearing down towards 
 anus, ISul.; hindering, deep inspiration (in- 
 termittent), ICoccul.; causing shortness of 
 breath (intermittent) I Ferr.; chest, painful, 
 ICaps.; oppressing chest (intermitttent), 
 ICoccul.; and drawdng in all parts (affection 
 of solar plexus), ILyc; worse after drinking, 
 in intermittent, ICoccul.; in dropsy, lApis, 
 IFluor. ac, MSenecio; in chronic dysentery, 
 I INux v.; after eating, lAsaf., IMtr. ac; after 
 falling, IColoc; feeling, Coccus; feeling in 
 hematuria, INux v.; feeling, particularly in 
 left hypogastric region (intermittent), ICoc- 
 cul.; feeling in lower left, Camph. ; feeling in 
 pelvis, in, I IPolyg.; in typhus, I Apis; disap- 
 
19. ABDOMEN. . 
 
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 pears after discharge of flatus, 1 1 Calc. ; as from 
 incarcerated flatus, ISul.; hard but painless 
 to touch (dropsy), ILyc; inwardly, Ant. t.; 
 with leucorrhoea, Amm. m.; of lower, Caulo.; 
 of lower, in colic, INux m., I INux v., I I Op.; 
 of lower, in amenorrhea, I IXan.; in lower, 
 with pressure on bladder and frequent 
 urination, I ISep.; of lower, in typhus, lArs.; 
 in lower, painful in morning, after ris- 
 ing, Bell.; in lower, right, painful, Sumb. ; 
 in lower, feeling of skin, IKali c; lower, 
 as if skin were too tight, with pain, Calc. 
 s.; in lower, while walking and sitting, IKali 
 c. ; contraction, as if menses would come 
 on, IPuls.; during menses, Coccus, Niccol., 
 IIXux m.; with late menses, scanty and pale, 
 ■ Graph.; with affection of mesenteric gland 
 (favus), MOleand. ; from middle to anus, 
 painful, Spong.; in morning, after eating, with 
 dyspnoea, ISul.; in muscles, could not readily 
 straighten up, ISul.; in muscles, with scanty 
 stool, passed only after great pressure, IPlat.; 
 with nausea and occasional pain in stomach 
 and epigastrium, Sinap. ; about navel, ISul.; 
 in nephritis, INuxv.; painful, Aug.; painful, 
 as if laced, Aur. mar.; painful in right, as of 
 a hard bi-convex body, with heat and gnaw- 
 ing aching, continued a short time, located 
 between spine of ileum and recti muscles, 
 Med.; in peritonitis, IIAcon.; in right side, 
 to groin (physconia peritonealis), 1 1 Rhus ; in 
 scrofulous children, IIBar. c; in scrofulous, 
 not painful, I ISul.; in sides, painful, I I Zinc; 
 skin feels stretched and stiff, Lil. tig.; of skin, 
 from hip to hip, must loosen clothes, IXatr. 
 m.; as if something would break, if too much 
 effort were made to stool (pregnancy), I Apis; 
 as of a string pulling to back, with menorrha- 
 gia, IPlumb.; in supposed taenia, I ISep.; hin- 
 dering talking (intermittent), ICoccul.; tear- 
 ing, cutting, ILyc; pains through cords into 
 testicles, IPuls.; with dry tongue (typhus), 
 IITereb.; cannot bear touch, Arg. nit.; trans- 
 versely, ISil.; in tuberculosis mesenterica, 
 ■Iod.; in upper, Ant. t.; in upper, painful, 
 while sitting or walking, worse stooping, 
 Spong.; with constant urging to urinate, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, IPuls. 
 
 S^" choking, constriction, contraction, 
 distended, hardness, retracted. 
 
 Abdomen, sensation as if bowels were hung on 
 easily tearing threads: with hemorrhoidal 
 colic, Coloc. 
 
 Abdomen, throbbing (beating, pulsating): Ant. 
 t., Cadm. s., ICalc, Caps., Card, m., Colch., 
 ICornus, llgn., Hod., IKali c, 1 1 Lace, ILyc, 
 Merc, per., Sang.; concussive, Calc; deep 
 seated, when lying down, IColoc; dull, on a 
 limited spot, in enteritis, IBry.; after dinner, 
 Cact.; after supper, Cain.; better by discharge 
 of flatus, Asaf.; to left groin and knee, Ars. 
 m.; about navel, Aloe, Ars. m., Ptel., 1 1 Sec; 
 of cord, in newborn children, after Aeon., 
 IOp.; about navel, in fever, Ars. m.; to right 
 •of navel, with inner heat, and heaviness in 
 epigastrium, Calad.; with heat, IKali c ; with 
 hot flushes, IKali c; here and there, Bar. c; 
 over left iliac crest, better by eructation, 
 I I Apis ; palpitation, ICact.; in chronic in- 
 flammation of pancreas, Hod.; in pelvic cav- 
 ity (prolapsus uteri), l/Esc. h.; periodic, Ang.; 
 painful, in sides (angina pectoris), IKali c; 
 
 during pregnancy, Selen.; in portal congestion, 
 IJEsc. h.; pulse beat felt, with chill, Card, m.; 
 as of a, pulse, vertically, Med.; in upper, 
 Calad.; in sides, in yellow fever, ICadm. s.; in 
 right side, Brach.; in a tumor (abdominal 
 aneurism), I Bar. m. 
 
 Abdomen, tingling: in lower, Grat. ; about 
 navel, Grat.; in muscles, IMagn. m.; wall, 
 ICalc. p. ££|r numbness. 
 
 Abdomen, touch : $£g=* sensitive. 
 
 Abdomen, trembling: ICon., ICroc, Lil. tig. ; 
 with excitement, I INuxv. ; in epilepsy, IKali 
 br. g^ 21 muscles, quivering, twitching. 
 
 Abdomen, tuberculosis: IINatr. s. 
 jg^° mesenteries. 
 
 Abdomen, tumors: ICon.; with ascites, Seneg.; 
 cystic, with pyogenic membrane, caused by 
 heavy lifting, large quantities of serum and 
 sanious pus discharged through a drainage 
 tube, I ISul.; a hard swelling could be felt, for 
 several years, I ISul.; in right iliac fossa, size 
 of an orange, a similar one in left, round, hard, 
 slightlymovable,IGraph. ; abroad flat, extends 
 from crest of ileum to linea alba, and to region 
 of groin, feeling as if it rounded itself inward 
 and backward (physconia peritonealis), 
 I I Rhus; large, causing pain by pressure in all 
 positions, IILactu. v.; tumor in left side, in 
 region of sigmoid flexure, an elastic swelling, 
 fixed, as large as two fists, painful to pressure, 
 I ISul.; feeling as of a tumor in right side, 
 Med.; a sensitive swelling as large as a fist on 
 left side of navel, I IPlumb. 
 
 Abdomen, twisting: Ars., IDiosc; bearing 
 down towards sexual organs, with frequent 
 burning in epigastrium, Sabina ; before emis- 
 sion of flatus, in morning, in bed, Zinc; with 
 or without diarrhoea, I I Caps.; as if diarrhoea 
 would set in, ICarb. s.; after eating, I Asaf.; 
 as from flatus (dysentery), Caps.; as in iliac 
 passion, Ananth.; in left, deep, IBry.; in left, 
 towards groins, Chen, v.; in left, worse when 
 pressed with hand, Spong.; as from a lump, 
 Sabad.; about navel,ICina ; about navel, with 
 colic, ICaps.; about navel, abnormal alvine 
 discharges,! IDiosc; about navel, before stool, 
 I lOxal. ac; painful, Eup. pur., I ISul.; pain- 
 ful, worse in paroxysms, with constipation, 
 thirst, sensitiveness of right side (enteralgia), 
 IDiosc; painful, worse lying down, better by 
 pressure unless abdomen is tender (enteral- 
 gia), IDiosc; painful, moving about, with nau- 
 sea, INuxv.; painful in all parts, worse in 
 lower, continually changing, IDiosc; painful, 
 before stool, Caust.; before stool, Ars., Strain.; 
 sudden, in evening, Calad.; in upper, in gas- 
 tralgia, ILyc; in upper, griping, forcing to sit 
 bent, which relieves, lAloe; twirling, in up- 
 per, two inches above navel, Lachn. 
 jgig"' motion, whirling, winding, writhing. 
 
 Abdomen, twitching: IIAgar.; of muscles, 
 IIGuaiac;of muscles, during stool, ICalc; 
 painful, extending to testicles, at times in- 
 volving bladder, pains change locality (colic), 
 I IOp.; wavelike, of muscles, during siesta, 
 Agar, $2^ muscles, quivering, spasms, 
 trembling. 
 
 Abdomen, typhlitis : jggg^ Tntestines caecum. 
 
 Abdomen, ulcerative pain : I IKreo.; walls feel 
 as if festering, pain spreads in all directions, 
 IColoc. 
 
 Abdomen, uncomfortable • jggg Q> discomfort. 
 
512 
 
 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Abdomen, uneasiness: Ascl. t., Bry., Cain., 
 ICalc,Eucal., INatr. s.,INitr.ac, Plant., Polyg., 
 Vespa; as before diarrhoea, Act. sp.; in pelvic 
 region, Vib.; in lower, in intestines, with emis- 
 sion of odorless flatus, Como.; painful, before 
 stool, IMur. ac; before rising in morning, 
 similar to premonitory symptoms of diarrhoea, 
 better after rising, Chrom. ac; sore feeling, 
 all over, Merc. iod. rub.; better after stool, 
 I Pod.; with urging to stool, ICornus ; pain- 
 ful, with retention of urine, IPuls. 
 g^° discomfort. 
 
 Abdomen, urging : Apis ; prolonged, ISec. 
 $0^ bearing down, laborlike, pressing, 
 straining. 
 
 Abdomen, varicose veins: Berb., IIHam., 
 ISul. ; in atrophy of liver, IPhos.; swollen, 
 hard, knotty, painful (phlebitis), IHam. 
 
 Abdomen, pain as if bowels were in a vise, 
 with cutting downward, IColoc. 
 gg^ 1 * squeezing. 
 
 Abdomen, wandering pains : IManc. ; flying, 
 iEsc. h., Arund.; about navel, periodical, 
 Cact.; about navel, flying, sharp, pass to 
 pubes, Ver. v. ; from time to time, shifting, 
 worse by escape of gas, or stool, Natr. a. ; skir- 
 mishing, aching, in upper, Eucal. ; followed 
 by abundant mucous stool, Ammoniac. 
 gi§^ motion ; also Flatulence. 
 
 Abdomen, sensation of, weakness : Alum.; 
 Ars. h., Anag., Chlor., I Petrol., HPhos.; burn- 
 ing, uneasy feeling, as of approaching diar- 
 rhoea, Ailant.; with burning between shoul- 
 ders, IPhos.; with constantly increasing debil- 
 ity, IPsor.; as if diarrhoea would result, lAloe; 
 as if it would drop, wants to hold it up, 
 ■Staph.; early on rising, like paralysis, near, 
 INatr. m.; empty, feeling to anus,Lil. tig.; faint 
 feeling, as if diarrhoea would ensue, 1 1 Myr. 
 cer.; with fatty degeneration of liver, IPhos.; 
 with profuse leucorrhoea, IPhos.; as though 
 she had to hold it up (displacement of womb), 
 IMerc; hunger after stool, in diarrhoea, 
 IPetrol.; in lower, like faintness before stool, 
 I Ver.; before menses, IPhos.; as if menses 
 would come on, Sul. ac; nauseous feeling 
 during intervals (neuralgia), ILach.; of part 
 across and below navel, with bilious variety 
 of dysentery, I IPhos.; after orbital neuralgia 
 of left side, ILach.; in stricture of oesophagus, 
 I IPhos.; painful across lower, after a short 
 walk, IPhos.; with prolapsus, IPhos.; on 
 rising in morning, INux v.; sinking, Abrot., 
 Carbol. ac, IPhos., I Ver.; sinking, in leu- 
 corrhoea, Calc p.; sinking, in sciatica, 
 I I Staph.; with sharp stitches in rectum, after 
 stool, IPlat,; after stool, IPod., IVer.; to 
 throat, better by eructation, IKalm.; in up- 
 per, lllgn.; upper, after urinating, Ars.; 
 with vertigo, must lie down, I Zinc. 
 g^ 35 faintness. 
 
 Abdomen, weight : B^ heaviness. 
 
 Abdomen, whirling: Berb.; in worms, Sabad. 
 g^ 3 * twisting, 
 
 Abdomen, writhing: Ars., Stram.; after eating, 
 lAsaf.; about navel, with profuse leucorrhoea, 
 after frequent attacks of colic, INatr. c; about 
 navel, Con., Crot. t.; about navel, frequently 
 recurring, with increasing violence and sen- 
 sation as if vomiting would come on, Sabina; 
 radiates upward and downward, until whole 
 body and limbs are involved, IDiosc.; radiates 
 
 over body and limbs, IDiosc; before stool,. 
 Stram.; before black stool, IStram. 
 jg^T 1 twisting, winding. 
 
 COLIC (enteralgia) undefined : lAbrot., 
 1 1 Aeon., IliEsc h., 1 1 Agar., Agn., I lAlet., 
 1 1 Aloe, Alum., IIAlumin., Amyg., Amm. m.,. 
 Ananth., Anthrok., I Ant. c, I Ant. t., jAph. 
 ch., I I Apis, Arg. nit., lArn., 1 1 Ars., Ars. h.,, 
 Ars. m., Ars. s., Arum m., Asar., Ascl. t., 
 Asim. t., Ast. r., IIBelL, 7rBism., Brom.,. 
 IBerb., HCalc, Calc a., I Caps., ICarbol. ac, 
 ICarbo v., Caulo., ICaust., Ced., HCham., 
 Chin, a., IChlorof., HCinch., Cinnam., Cist., 
 ICoca, ICoccul., MCoff., I IColoc, IColch., 
 ICon., ICup. ac, ICup. ars., ICup. m., ICycl., 
 IDiosc, Euph., Ferr. s., IHell., IHyper., Ilris, 
 IKali c, IIKali m., I IJamb., ILyc, Lyss.,. 
 IMagn. c, IIMagn. p., I IManc, IMur. ac, 
 INitr. ac, INitr. sp. d., INux v., IIOp., 1 101. 
 an., MOxal. ac, IParis, I I Plumb., IPetrol., 
 Petrosel., I I Plumb., IPod., I IPtel., IPuls., 
 IStann., I IVer., Zinc, 1 1 Zing. 
 
 Colic, in afternoon: I ILaur.; late in after- 
 noon and early in evening (diarrhoea after 
 suppression of skin disease), ILyc. 
 
 Colic, air : -in open, as from taking cold, I INux 
 v.; caused by evening air, I IMerc. sol.; 
 occasioned by cool evening air, with diarrhoea, . 
 IMerc; in open air, as if diarrhoea would 
 come on, I INux v. 
 
 Colic, in anthrax : I I Anthrac 
 
 Colic, anus: spasmodically closed, obstinate 
 constipation, I Op. 
 
 Colic, on awaking: Ars. met., Gels.; on 
 awaking in morning, urging to stool (inter- 
 mittent), IBry.; awakes about midnight, 
 Niccol.; awakes at night, followed by thick 
 leucorrhoea, Zinc. 
 jgSHT' morning, night, sleep. 
 
 Colic, back: aching, with diarrhoea, I ISars.; 
 pain in small of back, as if bruised, awakes 
 her at 2 a.m., better lying on side, Natr. 
 s.; radiating into back *and chest, ICaust.; 
 between scapulas, in amenorrhcea, I Amm. c. 
 JK§P~ Chap. 21, Kidneys colic. 
 
 Colic, as if a ball were moving and turning 
 through, Sabad.; as if balls were rolling to- 
 gether, with griping, sticking pains, IJatroph. 
 
 Colic, bending double relieves: IBell., Bov., 
 ICinch., I IColoc, IColch., Cop., Iris, IMagn. 
 p., Mang., I INux v., Petrol., Pod., IStann.; 
 better bending forward arid after discharge 
 of flatus, Iris; forcing him double, better in 
 no position, inflammatory after a cold, I Aeon.; 
 forcing patient to bend double, better by 
 rubbing, warmth or eructation, IMagn. p.; 
 tendency to bend double, as if pressure would 
 relieve, but it aggravates, better from stretch- 
 ing out body, Diosc. 
 
 Colic bilious: Cham., Cornus, ILept., IMe- 
 lil., IMerc, I INatr. s.; with diarrhoea, early 
 in morning, Diosc; presenting belching 
 of Carbo v., and pains of Coloc and Diosc, 
 I INatr. m.; pain severe and remitting, IDiosc; 
 with frequent vomiting and nausea, I I Med. 
 g^~ liver. 
 
 Colic, brain : in hydrocephaloid, ICina ; in 
 incipient hydrocephalus, lApis; in meningi- 
 tis, ICup. m. 
 
 Colic, breathing: takes breath away, Zinc; 
 worse from breathing, Berb. 
 
 Colic, burning : Ruta, llVer.; rectum, IXJran. n. 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 513 
 
 Colic, burst : as if abdomen would, Coff., IHyos. 
 
 Colic, in children: 1 1 Aeon., IBell., Bor., 
 llCalc., ICarbol. ac., Caust., Cepa, HCham., 
 Cic, ICina, ICoff., IGnaph., Ipec, INux m., 
 IRheum, SiL, Staph.; threatening convul- 
 sions, IChloral.; from acid or unripe fruit, 
 beer, etc., I Ipec; with acidity, I INatr. ph.; 
 with aphthous mouth, 1 1 Kali br.; better by 
 being carried, HCham.; better by being car- 
 ried on stomach, IColoc.; with constipation, 
 caused by stimulating food taken by mother, 
 INux v.; transient paleness, lassitude, sleepi- 
 ness and faintness, INux m.; flatulent, llris ; 
 from indigestion, llpec; bends backward, 
 pains come and go suddenly, I IBell. ; child 
 writhes, doubles up and cries, IColoc; worse on 
 uncovering arm or leg, I IRheum; child 
 screams during downward motion, IBor.; 
 three months colic, especially if it occurs at 
 regular hours, llllic. 
 
 Colic, with chill: I lAnthrac; chilliness, 
 Daph., Stront. ; before, ISpong.; during, lArs., 
 Ign.; with chilliness, while menses are sup- 
 pressed, IPuls.; with chilliness from least 
 movement, in open air, IMerc. cor.; shivering 
 before attack, IPuls. JS®~ cold. 
 
 Colic, in chorea: I Art. v. 
 
 Colic, cold: after a cold, Cepa, ICham., 
 ICinch., IColoc, IDiad.,IDulc, llpec, IMerc, 
 IINitr. ac, INux v., 1 1 Ver.; as from a cold, 
 ■Mere; after cold feet, -Castor.; with cough, 
 I IRumex ; with diarrhoea, IPuls.; by getting 
 feet wet, Cepa ; with cold feet, IVer.; cold 
 hands, during paroxysms, INux v.; with 
 headache, ICoccul.; in kidneys, ILyc; as from 
 a cold, in morning on awaking, Ars.s.f.; from 
 cold, better near a warm stove, Meph.; from 
 cold and w T et weather, IIDulc; better from 
 cold applications, Calc fi^" chill. 
 
 Colic, colon : transverse, during eating, I IVer.; 
 in transverse, before stool, ICrot. t.; commen- 
 cing in region of transverse, and gradually ex- 
 tending downward through whole intestinal 
 canal (diarrhoea), ICrot. t.; especially in region 
 of transverse, ILyc. 
 
 Colic, consciousness. fi^T" unconscious- 
 ness. 
 
 Colic, with constipation: INux v., IOp., 
 IPlumb. , ISil., ITereb.; in infants, llris, 
 INatr. c 
 
 Colic, constrictive: Carbo v., IColoc, MVer., 
 Zinc; laborlike, from both sides, with leucor- 
 rhoea, ICon. Jg^" contracting. 
 
 Colic, contracting: I INux v.; bends back- 
 ward, IPlumb. ; while standing, followed by 
 desire for stool, Zing.; sudden, in morning, 
 with bearing down (suppressed menses), 
 I I Agnus. ggT' constrictive. 
 
 Colic, with convulsions: HCic, Cup. m., 
 Sec. 
 
 Colic, following coryza : ICalc 
 
 Colic, with cough: Con.; with dry cough, 
 IHep.; impedes cough, Agar.; with rough 
 cough, IHep. 
 
 Colic, crampy: IIMagn. p.; with cramp- 
 like knots, IPod. 
 
 Colic, cutting: IHyos., I INux v., I IOp. , 
 I IRheum, I IVer.; with hard chill, ICham.; 
 w r ith diarrhoea, ICalc p., IIMagn. c, IPetrol.; 
 after drinking, Mar. v.; griping, here and 
 there, though always rising toward ribs where 
 it becomes seated, Verbas.; as if intestines 
 
 were being cut, Coff.; like a knife, ILach.; 
 precedes leucorrhoea, I Zinc; worse in morn- 
 ing, in bed, IINitr. ac; with nausea, I INux 
 v.; at night, ICamph.; in rectum, iEsc h.; 
 from right to left, ILyc. ; with collection of 
 saliva, ICham.; after stool, Kali n., IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor.; before stool, 1 1 Ant. t., IMerc. cor., 
 IPuls., IRheum, I Rhus ; before and during 
 stool, Jalap.; with stool, Colch., IMerc cor.; 
 with dysenteric,yellowish, slimy stool, IStaph. ; 
 with worm affections in children, INux m. 
 gSgp^ flatulent, lancinating. 
 
 Colic, during day : with dry mouth and 
 thirstlessness, INux m.; day and night, with 
 but short remissions, lArs.; daily, at same 
 hour, Diad. ; daily, in a child, generally at 3 
 or 4 p.m., lasting several hours, IMagn. p. 
 
 Colic, diarrhoea : followed by, Amb., Ast. r., 
 ICinch., IPsor., Sang.; following, ICalc. a., 
 lOxal. ac; with, IvEthus., Anthrac, Calc 
 s., IColch., ICrot. t.,Hep., IKalm., IPlumb., 
 I IRheum, Strain., Stront., Tabac, Tereb., 
 Thuya, IVer.; bilious, Aspar.; bloody, during 
 sixth month of pregnancy, in prevailing dys- 
 entery, I I Millet.; in catarrh of stomach, 
 lApis ; of children, Collin. ; after confinement, 
 IRheum ; as if diarrhoea would follow, 
 ICamph., IIDulc, Ind., Meph., IPuls., Zinc; 
 bloody, mucous stools, with voluptuous itch- 
 ing and sexual excitement, Coff.; green, 
 curdy stool, IStann.; greenish, sour smell- 
 ing, mucous stools, during phthisis, I IRheum ; 
 followed by intermitting diarrhoea, ICalc; 
 a few days before or after menses, I ILach.; 
 at midnight, IManc; in morning, INuph.; 
 at night, ISul.; profuse, I IManc; until diar- 
 rhoea sets in, IColch.; at commencement 
 of summer diarrhoea, from bad or unripe fruit, 
 ISul. ac; watery, Cop., IFerr., Ferr. ph., 
 INatr. m. 5^° Chap. 20, Diarrhoea colic. 
 
 Colic, with distension: ICarbo v., ICham., 
 ICinch., UColch., IHydr. ac, ILach., ILyc, 
 Sarrac, ISep., Strain., Stront., I IVer.; me- 
 teorism, I ITereb.; of intestines, almost to rup- 
 turing, IRob.; with great weakness, worse 
 from least motion, IRob. J®* flatulent. 
 
 Colic, drawing : during stool, Cop. 
 
 Colic, after drinking : lArs., IBell., Nux 
 m., Nux v., IPod., IPuls., Staph., Sul.; in al- 
 coholism, IKali br.; brandy, Ign., I INux v.; 
 coffee, Canth., I IColoc, Ign., Nux v.; better 
 after black coffee, IColoc; from cold drink, 
 INux m. ; must bend double, worse from sweet 
 things, ISul.; when overheated, I IColoc; milk, 
 Bufo.jmilk, or water, Raph.; better by hot- 
 milk, ICrot. t.; in rachitis, and atrophy of 
 children, IStaph.; better after vinegar, Aloe ; 
 pains better from warm drinks, IMagn. p., 
 ISpong.; after water, IManc. ; caused by each 
 mouthful of water (uterine neuralgia), 1 INux 
 v.; caused by sweetened water and milk,Bufo. 
 
 Colic, in dropsy: after scarlatina, IBar. m. 
 
 Colic, drugs: after drastic, INux v., 1 1 Zing.; 
 after quinine, 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Colic, in dysentery: IColch., 1 1 Plumb. ; resem- 
 bling dysentery, Arn. 
 
 Colic, after eating: lArs., Ascl. t., Aur. met, 
 Bov., Carb. s., ICarbo v., Caust., ICham., ICic, 
 ICinch., Coccul., IColch., IColoc, Graph., 
 Kali c, Lyc.jMagn. c, Natr. c, Natr. m.,Nitr. 
 ac, I INux m., INux v., Oxal. ac, IPhos., 
 I IPod., IPuls., Raph., HRhod., Rhus, Sep., 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Sil., Spong., IStaph., ISul., HVer., Zinc; 
 better by eating, Bov., Iod., Mang., IPlant., 
 I IPsor.; after breakfast, I Nux m.; after eating, 
 in children who are bottle-fed, I INatr. ph.; 
 after dinner, I I Rheum, IVal.; before or after 
 eating, in evening, I Puis. ; worse after food or 
 drink, UStaph.; after taking food, must bend 
 double (diarrhoea), 1 1 Sec.; worse from least 
 food, ICarbo v.; after simplest food, Aur. 
 met; fat or greasy things, IPuls.; after sour 
 food, I Dros.; after fruit, ICinch., IPuls.,IIVer.; 
 after ices, IIArs., IPuls.; immediately after, 
 and worse after drinking, INux in.; after eat- 
 ing too much, ICepa ; pastries, IPuls.; after 
 plums, 1 1 Rheum ; after potatoes, IColoc; after 
 prunes, Rheum ; whenever she eats, followed 
 by normal stool, which relieves, I I Rhus; 
 worse from eating sugar, I lOxal. ac; after 
 supper, Chim. m.; sweet things, Ign., ISul.; 
 after eating, in tabes mesenterica, I I Petrol. 
 
 Colic, eructation : relieves, ICarbo v., Coccul. 
 IMagn. p., Mang. J8^"* flatulent. 
 
 Colic, eruption : miliaria rubra, llpec. 
 
 Colic, in evening: Amb., Amm. c, Ant. c, 
 Am., IBelL, Bov., Bry., Calc. , Caust., ICinch., 
 Con., IDulc, Hep., Ign., Kalm., Lach., Laur., 
 IILed., ILyc, Magn. c, Magn. m., Mang., 
 Merc, Mez., Nitr. ac, Phos., Plat., Puis., Ran. 
 bt, I Rhus, Sep., Stront., ISul., Sul. ac, Val., 
 Zinc; with incarcerated flatus, I IPuls.; recur- 
 ring towards evening, ISep.; extending to 
 thighs, followed by fluor albus, IMagn. m. 
 jg^° night. 
 
 Colic, with bleared eyes : Calc. s. 
 
 Colic, face: deathly color, IColoc; pallor, 
 : Castor.; sunken features, IHell. 
 
 Colic, faintness: • Castor., IHydras., IManc; 
 causes fainting, Asaf., Stram. 
 
 Colic, feet: cold, INux v.; after cold feet, 
 • Castor. 
 
 Colic, in fever : during apyrexia, Ign.; in inter- 
 mittent, lArs., Coccul.; in typhus, I I Acet. ac. 
 
 Colic, flatulent: I I^Ethus., ^Escl. h., Asaf., 
 IIAgn., IIAlet., I All. sat., Alum., iAscl. s., 
 IIArg. met., Aur. met., IBelL, I Bry., I Calc, 
 ■ Caps., HCarbo v., Castor., Caulo., HCham., 
 Cimex, Cist., MCinnam., ICinch., ICoccul., 
 HColch., IColoc, MCollin., ICon., ICop., 
 BDiosc, lElaps, IIErig., I IFerr., Ferr. s., 
 IGels., IfGnaphaL, IIGraph., IHydrocot., 
 Blllic, Iodof., I ILyc, I IMagn. p., IMillef., 
 Natr. a., I INatr. c, I INatr. m., I INatr. ph., 
 INatr. s., I I Nitr. ac, I INux m., INux v., 
 I80p., IPlant., MPolyg., I IPuls., Rumex, 
 I ISul., HVer., Zinc; in children and hysteri- 
 cal women, IKali br.; in children and the new- 
 born, with drawing up of legs, I IMagn. p.; 
 particularly from cold or by retrocession, gouty 
 or otherwise, of the skin or extremities, I 101. 
 cajc; in left superior, flexure of colon, with 
 rumbling, followed by speedy discharge, Ipom.; 
 with constipation, llris, ILyc, INux v.; in 
 whooping cough, ICepa ; supervening on ob- 
 stinate diarrhoea with borborygmus (inter- 
 mittent),! lElat.; with watery diarrhoea, IMagn. 
 p. ; with dyspepsia accompanying pyrexia in 
 men, IPetrosel.; worse eating dishes made of 
 flour, pastry, fruit (chronic, diarrhoea), INatr. 
 s.; after a meal or very early in morning in 
 bed, IPuls.; with faintness, IHydras.; corre- 
 sponds to pains in head, IRob.; as if hernia 
 would appear, I Cham.; in hysterical or hypo- 
 
 chondriacal patients, 1 1 Millef.; with indigestion 
 and looseness, ICop.; from incarcerated flatus, 
 Asaf., I Bry., HColch., ICon., IKali c, ILach., 
 INux m., llVer.; in infants, llris; of inter- 
 mittent type, Chin, s.; worse when lying 
 down, I Phos.; better lying on side and dis- 
 charge of flatus (chronic diarrhoea), INatr. s. ; 
 particularly in morning, with liquid or sour 
 smelling stools, INuph.; with nausea, I I Coll.; 
 with nausea and anxiety, Bell. ; about navel, 
 with grasping, I llpec; at night, Aur. met., 
 Diosc., IFerr.; oppressive, after midnight, 
 IZinc; oppressive, after supper, IZinc; pain 
 moving about after eating (cystitis), ILyc; 
 better after flatus passes, Aloe, Asaf., IBry., 
 ICarbo v., Cepa, IColoc, Gels., IHydras., Iris, 
 IIVer.;betterpassingfetidflatus, I IPsor.;better 
 passing inodorous flatus, I Coca, Diosc; press- 
 ive, Arn. , Zinc; as if bowels, bladder and 
 rectum were pressed upon with a sharp 
 instrument, INux v.; worse on right side, 
 worse in damp weather or during a storm 
 (chronic diarrhoea), INatr. s.; spasmodic 
 about midnight, flatus passed without relief, 
 better by belching, worse coughing, pain 
 worse in epigastrium, umbilical and right 
 iliac regions, ICoccul.; before stool, ILyc, 
 INatr. c, IPuls.; after stool, IPuls.; with 
 frequent loose stools, llpec;. better stooping 
 and pressing part, IBelL; in weak, emaciated 
 persons, lAlet.; in right side, in evening, from 
 lumbar region round to cecum, brought on by 
 any movement of trunk or deep inspiration, 
 better sitting or lying still, Chrom. ac; with 
 rumbling, Calc s., ILyc, IPuls., Senecio, 
 Stram., I ITereb.; with fermenting rumbling, 
 in lower, followed by watery diarrhoea very 
 early in morning, INux v.; with rumbling, 
 better walking in open air, IJatroph.; disturbs 
 sleep towards morning, Ars.h.; spasmodic, 
 I I Alum., I ISep.; with vomiting, ICham.; wan- 
 dering, pinching, better when sitting erect, 
 worse on beginning to move, better from con- 
 tinued motion, IGels. fl@y* eructation. 
 
 Colic, griping: Anthrok., Diad., Ind. I IMur. 
 ac, I INux v.; with constipation (in sucklings), 
 IIOp.; in septic fevers, ITereb.; during 
 menses, with pressure in abdomen and groins, 
 IKali c; at night, I I Nitr. ac; first griping, 
 then stitching, in one or other side, llgn.; with 
 muco-purulent stools, ITereb.; followed by 
 soft stools, Cinnab. 
 $^ flatulent, navel, pinching. 
 
 Colic, hands: yellow, with blue nails, ISiL; 
 trembling, ICalc p. 
 
 Colic, head: dulness and giddiness, at begin- 
 ning, I IColoc 
 
 Colic, with headache : INatr. s., Tereb.; alter- 
 nating with hemicrania, lArs.; dull, Tereb.; 
 followed by pain in right temple, on rising, 
 Pallad. 
 
 Colic, heart : especially when heart sympathizes 
 with dyspeptic symptoms, IHydr. ac; better 
 from, IMagn. p., ISiL 
 
 Colic, heat : better from hot cloths, hands and 
 feet are cold, Pallad.; better from hot wet 
 cloths, INuxm.; with heat, worse from doub- 
 ling up and at rest, pains compel him to 
 move, Diosc; from exposure to sun, better 
 after copious white stools, IHep. ; better from 
 hot cloths, HCham., IIMagn. p.; better from 
 hot drinks, Chel. ; better from warm applica- 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 tions, Alum., ICham., IMagn. p., Nux m.; 
 better from external warmth, Amm. c, I Ars., 
 Canth., IMagn. p., Natr. c, Pod., ISil.; in 
 morning, during cold, misty weather, better 
 after stool, Arg. nit. 
 
 Colic, hemorrhoidal: liEsc. h., I lArs., ICarbo 
 v., ICollin., IColoc, I ILach., IINux v., IPod., 
 Puis., ISul., Thuya, IVal.; with sensation 
 as if bowels hung on easily tearing threads, 
 Coloc; with suppressed hemorrhoids, IINux 
 v., I ISul. 
 
 Colic, with sensation as if hernia would pro- 
 trude : Sul.ac. 
 
 Colic, with violent pain in left hip when lying 
 on right side : ICham. 
 
 Colic, with horripilation : anxiety and tossing 
 of limbs (intermittent): ICoff. 
 
 Colic, with hunger : ICinch. 
 
 Colic, in hypochondriasis : I liEsc. h., 1 1 Alet., 
 ICalc.,Cinch.,l I Collin., Grat., IHyos., Natr. c, 
 INatr. m., IINux v., Stann. 
 
 Colic, hysteric: iAlet., Ars., 1 1 Bell., Bry., 
 I ICaulo., ICham.,ICoccul.,IGels.,IIgn.,Magii. 
 m., INux m., INux v., IPuls., Stann., Stram., 
 Yal.; especially evening in bed, IVal. 
 
 Colic, inflammatory: I I Aeon., I Ars., IIBell., 
 IIBry., ICham., Hyos., I ILach., Merc, IINux 
 v., I IPuls., I ISul. $gg~ Intestines inflamed. 
 
 Colic, injuries : after a blow or fall, lArn.; after 
 lithotomy or other surgical operations, I IStaph . 
 
 Colic, intestines: intussusception, IOp., 
 IPlumb.;as if they would burst, pain in small 
 of back, as if it would break, IILyc; as if 
 being cut, Coff., I IOp.; as if cut, better by 
 pressure, Asaf; gangrene, lArs. s. f.; lively 
 motion, IITereb.; in small intestines, -Cas- 
 tor., Eryng. ; tormina, I Arg. nit., (Enan.; as 
 if twisted into a knot, HVer.; as if intestines 
 were full of water, IKali c. 
 
 Colic, laborlike : IKreo., 1 1 Natr. m.; with pain 
 in back, IKali c; at 3 A.M.,Carbo v.; in preg- 
 nancy, IPuls., low down, every two or three 
 days (amenorrhoea), ILach. 
 
 Colic, lancinating: I IJatroph., IMerc. 
 ggg"' cutting, flatulent. 
 
 Colic, from lead poisoning (painter's): 1 1 Alum., 
 I Ars., IBell., I IColoc, INatr. s., INux v., 
 HOp.JPlat,, IPlumb., I IPod., ISul.ac, IZinc. 
 
 Colic, legs: paralysis, IPlumb. 
 
 Colic, followed by leucorrhcea: I IMagn. c, 
 INatr. m.; profuse, with writhing about um- 
 bilicus, INatr. c 
 
 Colic, liver : in jaundice, with biliary concre- 
 tions, ISang.; enlargement and congestion, 
 IMagn. m.; torpor, Sang. J$^ Chap. 18, Liver 
 colic. 
 
 Colic, pains change locality : ILach. 
 
 Colic, low down : like menstrual colic, ICon.; 
 off and on all day, IHelon. ; every few min- 
 utes, must sit down, becomes very faint, can- 
 not sleep, ICollin.; pressive, I ICarbo v.; in 
 spasms, lasting a minute, worse lying on either 
 side and after eating, better lying on back and 
 bending double, IColoc; before stool, Bapt. 
 
 Colic, lying: better, Amm. c, Canth., Merc, 
 Nux v.; better, on abdomen, Bry., IColoc, 
 Rhus ; better, on back, Cup. ars. ; better, on 
 back, with legs elevated vertically, I I Rhus; 
 children are better lying flat on their bellies 
 across a chair, IIBell., IStann.; lies on belly, or 
 bent together, sensitive to cold in morning, 
 3 a.m., Ars. h.; worse, lying down, I Amy!., 
 
 Diosc ,Phos., IPuls. ; worse lying on back, Pod.; 
 worse lying on right side, Aeon., Stann.; 
 worse lying on either side, Cup. ars. ; better 
 lying down and growing warm in bed, I I Ars.; 
 w T hile lying down, after midnight, still more 
 on rising, Zinc; must lie doubled up, worse 
 standing, I I Rheum ; lies prostrate, with eyes 
 closed during short remissions, I INux v.; 
 passes off, in a recumbent position, IMerc; 
 worse lying, better walking, IPuls. 
 
 Colic, mammae: seem smaller, I IPlumb. 
 
 Colic, in marasmus : I Abrot. 
 
 Colic, menses: before, IBell., I IKali c, ILach., 
 IMagn. c, ISep., Sil., ISpong.; during, 
 Amm. c, Aur. met., Bar. c, IBell., Bor., 
 Calc p., Carbo v., ICham., ICinch., ICoccul., 
 ICoff., ICycl., IGraph., Ilgn., IIMillef., INatr. 
 m., INatr. s., Niccol., I INux v., IPuls., HSa- 
 bina, ISec, ISul., I IThlaspi, I Vib., Zinc; dur- 
 ing menses, in right side, Cochl.; after, INatr. 
 m.; too early, ICoccul.; too frequent in nerv- 
 ous, sensitive women, ICoccul.; begins in left 
 ovary, ILach.; in place of menses (chronic 
 bronchial catarrh), I IPuls.; scanty, INatr. s., 
 I IFerr., ILac def., IPuls.; suppressed, IColoc, 
 
 1 I Niccol., I IPuls. ; as if menses would set in, 
 a week after she had had them, Tereb. 
 
 Colic, mental condition: anguish, ICoff.; after 
 anger or chagrin, ICham., IColoc, INux v., 
 ■Staph., ISul. ; makes her frantic, I Aloe ; after 
 emotions, lAcon., • Castor., ICham., Mlgn., 
 IStaph. 
 
 Colic, in morning: Alum., ICaust., Tereb.; be- 
 fore breakfast, INatr. s.; with morning diar- 
 rhoea, HVer.; at 1 a.m., had to lie crooked, 
 could not endure covering, IMagn. m.; at 5 
 a.m., followed by large stool and tenesmus, 
 Kob.; every morning, with stools of mucus 
 and blood, IPod.; at sunrise, ICham.; between 
 
 2 and 3 a.m., and at 2 p.m. (chronic diarrhoea), 
 INatr. s. $^* awaking. 
 
 Colic, motion: aggravates, Asar., IBell., 
 IIBry., Cannab., Dig., Graph., Hydras., Ipec, 
 Kreo., Merc, Natr. m., Nux v., I lOxal. ac, 
 Rob., Stann., I ITherid.; relieves, Cepa, 
 Diosc, Gels., Puis., IVer., I I Rhus. 
 
 Colic, with nausea: IChel., Chim. m., Cop., 
 I IGlon., IGrat., IPuls., Rheum, I IVer., Zinc; 
 better by emission of flatus, INatr. m.; and 
 vomiting after cold drinks or ice cream, 
 llpec 
 
 Colic, about navel: Astac, Bapt., Berb., ICham., 
 ICinch., IIColoc, Petrol., Ptel., Rhod., Zinc; 
 as if bruised, with stitches and difficult emis- 
 sion of flatus, worse on moving, better when 
 at rest, worse in evening and at night, lOxal. 
 ac; with constipation, awaking her almost 
 every night, I IPod.; followed by feeling as if 
 diarrhoea would come on, Calc. a.; from navel 
 down, Ind.; drawing, Carb. s.; obliquely 
 over hypogastrium, after supper, I I Rhod.; 
 relieved by passage of flatus, Caulo.; with 
 sick headache, IPlumb.; intermittent, pains 
 before vomiting or purging, llris ; worse lying 
 down, lAmyl.; worse when sitting, better 
 when moving about and by passing flatus, 
 ICepa ; between pubes and navel, Chim. m.; 
 spreading from navel, better from frequent 
 discharge of flatus, IColoc; during stool, I lOx- 
 al. ac; after stool, iEsc h.; better after stool, 
 Ant. t.; with watery or soft stools, returning 
 as soon as one lies down (phthisis), I lOxal. 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 ac; as if abdomen would be torn open (chol- 
 era Asiatica), HVer.; from navel towards 
 uterus, ICalc; worse after every change of 
 cold weather, IDulc. JH^T* flatulent. 
 
 Colic, at night: Aeon., Arm, IIArs., Bar. c, 
 Bry., Calc, ICham., ICinch., Graph., Hep., 
 Magn. m., Merc, I Nuph., Petrol., Phos., OPuls., 
 ■Rhus. Sep., Sil., ISul.,Zing.; awaking, I Ign.; 
 with vomiting, MOxal. ac; after 1 o'clock, 
 Ascl. t.; better by a warm poultice, Anthrok. 
 J$*^ x ' morning. 
 
 Colic, precedes paralysis : IPlumb. ; followed 
 by paresis of lower extremities, INux v. 
 
 Colic, paroxysmal : excessively painful and 
 violent, Coff. ; after a blow received in abdo- 
 men and getting feet wet during pregnancy 
 (abortion), I INux m.; pain doubling him up 
 with profuse warm sweat on forehead and 
 neck, IColoc; during night, especially after a 
 late supper, better on getting up and walking 
 about, ICycl.; before stool, IColoc; after vexa- 
 tion, with chronic catarrh of colon, IColoc 
 g^° periodic. 
 
 Colic, periodic: IIArs., Cain., II Cham., I Gels., 
 Ilpec, Stilling.; intermittent, UCup.m.; from 
 biliary calculi, ICinch.; better bending double 
 and after stool, I Act. rac; with inflammation 
 of eyes, IBry.; each afternoon, ICinch.; three 
 months, ICinch. , llllic ; before breakfast, or af- 
 ter meals, I INux v.; neuralgic, 6 o'clock every 
 morning, IColoc; at night, llris ; every two 
 or three weeks, ICup. a. Jg^" paroxysmal. 
 
 Colic, pinching: Asaf., I INux v., HSpong. ; 
 and cutting, making one bend double during 
 stool, IMerc; before stool, I Ver. ; during stool, 
 IVer.; with muco-purulent stools, Tereb. 
 gig^ flatulent. 
 
 Colic, with pleuritic pain : Ascl. t. 
 
 Colic, in potbellied children: IStaph. 
 
 Colic, potter's : better by pressure, I Alum. 
 
 Colic, in pregnancy : Arm, lArs., IBell., 
 IBrv., ICham., Hyos., Ilpec, IKali c, Lach., 
 I IMillef.,IINux v., Puis., Sep., IVer. ; in child- 
 bed, INux m. 
 
 Colic, pressing pain: Seneg.; downward, upon 
 rectum and bladder, I Op.; in stomach,Meph.; 
 spasmodic, contracting, better by green stools, 
 I Magn. c; upwards, towards thorax, I INux 
 v.; preceded by pressure upon chest, going 
 upward, IColoc ; towards genitals, with sen- 
 sation as if menses would appear, ICroc 
 
 Colic, pressure, external: aggravates, Aeon., 
 Con., ILach. ; relieves, Amm. c, Asaf., BelL, 
 I IColoc, Diosc., Magn. p., Nux m., IPlumb., 
 Pod., IStann.; relieves, worse on walking, 
 ■Alum.; seeks relief by pressing corner of" 
 table or head of bedpost against abdomen, 
 ■ IColoc; seeks relief by leaning over some- 
 thing hard, IStann.; worse, when pressing on 
 abdomen, IRan. b.; presses fists into sides, 
 ■Hyos. 
 
 Colic, rest: improves, I IBry., Ipec, Nux v., 
 Oxal. ac 
 
 Colic, with restlessness: lArs.; and fever, 
 ■Aeon., ILach. 
 
 Colic, with retraction: of abdomen, IPlumb.; 
 spasmodic retraction of muscles, IPod.; of 
 navel, Chel. 
 
 Colic, rheumatic : worse from eating, Coloc 
 
 Colic, from riding: in a carriage, ICarbo 
 v., ICoccul., Psor. 
 
 Colic, in right side : into bladder, with fre- 
 
 quent urging to urinate, BBLyc; in iliac region, 
 Xan.; better after emission of flatus, Kali m; 
 principally, with constant eructation, Pallad. 
 
 Colic, worse on rising : BBry. 
 
 Colic, rolling on floor: has no rest, IIArs., Zinc. 
 
 Colic, rubbing: relieves, Plumb.; better by 
 gentle, Diosc 
 
 Colic, with salivation : Rheum, Zinc 
 
 Colic, in scarlatina: during desquamation, 
 ILyc 
 
 Colic, forcing screams : ICham., ITromb.; chil- 
 dren, in dysentery, IBell. , 
 
 Colic, with sensitiveness: of abdomen, ISep.; 
 cannot bear clothes, Coff., ■Lye; to light 
 pressure, BLach.; to touch, lAcon., I Arm, 
 ■Bell., Canth., Carbo v., Cinch., Cup. ars., 
 Cup. m., Hyos., ILach., ILyc, Merc, Nitr. 
 ac, Nux v., Plumb., Puis., Stann., Sul., IVer. 
 
 Colic, sitting : aggravation, Cepa ; better walk- 
 ing, Diosc, IPuls. ; worse walking, Astac; 
 worse sitting bent, Alum., Sul.; better sitting 
 erect, Gels. 
 
 Colic, sleep: drowsiness, Ant. c; sleepless, 
 Magn. s., IPlumb. Jg^" awaking, night. 
 
 Colic, spasmodic : Ars., IBell., Caulo., ICham., 
 ■Coca, ■Coccul., I IColoc, Cup. m., IDiosc, 
 Ferr., I Gels., Helon., 1 1 Hyos., Ilgm, 1 1 Ipec, 
 IIKalm., I ILach., 1 1 Magn. c, 1 1 Magn. m., 
 ■Magn. p., INux v., Phos., Puis., Stann.,Sul.; 
 above and below navel, Stann.; better bending 
 forward, ILach.; with bilious fever, IColoc; 
 after vexation, ■■Coloc; pains begin in a 
 small spot, radiate to stomach, liver, spleen, 
 or uterus, pains jump from place to place, 
 especially distant parts, Diosc; as if a spot 
 were seized with nails, Bell. 
 
 Colic, stairs : while going up, Ascl. t. 
 
 Colic, worse standing: Bell., Rheum. 
 
 Colic, stomach : catarrh, Indig. ; in acute gas- 
 tritis, after taking cold, 100100.; after scratch- 
 ing in pharynx and stomach, I I Tereb. ; as if 
 stomach had been overloaded, Coff.; in gas- 
 trointestinal irritation, IKali bi.; with gnaw- 
 ing, Ruta. 
 
 Colic, stool; before, Bar. c, Bell., Bry., 
 Castor., ICinch., ICrot. t., Ferr. ph., Ind.,. 
 Ipec, Kali n., ILyc, IMagn. c, Merc iod. 
 rub., IMez., IMur. ac, Natr. a., INatr. c, 
 ■Natr. s., I I Nitr. ac, BNuph., Petrol., IPhos., 
 Plant., IPod., I I Rheum, ISep., I ITromb.; 
 during stool, Ascl. s., Ascl. t., Bapt., 
 ■ ■Bry., ICom, Crot. t., Ipec, IKali c, ILyc, 
 ■Magn. c, IMur. ac, Petrol., Plumb., IPod., 
 1 1 Polyp., I I Rheum, MSenecio, Sil., Ta- 
 bac, Zinc; after stool, Ant. sul. aur., Bo v., 
 Niccol.,HNitr. ac, IPod., IPuls., (Zinc; better 
 after stool, Aloe, Ars., Bapt., Bry., ICarbo v., 
 Coloc, Gels., INatr. s., I IRheum, Tromb.; bet- 
 ter after hard stool, ICarbo v.; better after 
 slimy, bloody stool, with straining, IMerc; 
 with desire for stool, Brach.; desire, awakes 5 
 a.m., IISul.; ineffectual desire, IRob.; sudden, 
 vehement desire, as in diarrhoea, though it is 
 hard, TrKali c; two or three diarrhoeic (quo- 
 tidian ague), I I Rhus; difficult, ISil. ; loose 
 (rheumatism and palpitation), Cact.; loose, 
 sour smelling, after nursing, IRheum ; dysen- 
 teric at night, ISul.; frequent, Dros.; liquid, 
 green, early in morning, I IPod.; precedes hard 
 stool, I IRan. sc; jellylike, ISep.; generally in 
 morning, obliging one to bend double, ICop. ; 
 mucous, Ign., Petrol.; liquid, slimy, as if fer- 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 merited, IRheum ; before mtico-gelatinous, 
 UPod. ; mushy, Tereb.; as before stool, in 
 ophthalmia, ICic; with urging, IColoc, 
 Elaps, Sabad., UStaph.; watery, IPlumb.; 
 followed by large watery, odorless, Uatroph. 
 
 Colic, stretching out : relieves, Diosc. 
 
 Colic, with stupefaction: INux v. 
 jg^° anxious. 
 
 Colic, appears suddenly : continues violently a 
 longer or shorter time, and disappears as sud- 
 denly as it came, I IBell.; in evening, with 
 sensation of fainting and cold shivers, Strain. 
 
 Colic, with sweat: ISpong., Strain.; cold, 
 ICamph., • Castor., 1 1 Cup. m., ITabac.,IIVer. ; 
 better by sweat, Cop. 
 
 Colic, tearing pain: Benz. ac, Cop.; cutting 
 with uterine hemorrhage, ISec; with constant 
 urging, before stool, I Rhus. 
 
 Colic, with tenesmus : I lOxal. ac. 
 
 Colic, tensive pain : in left side, better by eruc- 
 tation, Zinc; tension, spasmodic, extends from 
 chest deep into abdomen, IBell. 
 
 Colic, with thirst: I Ars.,. ICinch., Oxal. ac, 
 IStram. 
 
 Colic, tobacco : relieves, IColoc. 
 
 Colic, transient: very violent, IIOp.; in heart 
 affection, ILyc; better by stool, IColoc. 
 
 Colic, twisting: lArs., HVer.; constricting, 
 IMerc; regular paroxysms, IDiosc. 
 
 Colic, with unconsciousness: I Aloe, Asaf., 
 INux v. JS^" faintness, stupefaction. 
 
 Colic, urine : before urination, IPuls.; like blood, 
 mixed with water, Pallad.; light red, Bow; 
 urging to urinate, and squeamishness, I IStaph. ; 
 after voiding urine, I lEup. perf.; with stran- 
 gury, Arn. 
 
 Colic, with vertigo; Asaf., Strain.; periodic, 
 IINatr.m. 
 
 Colic, vomiting: after vomiting, Ant. t., 
 I IMancin.; with vomiting, IJEthus., I Alum., 
 Coloc, I ICic, INatr. s., I Petrol., HVer.; 
 acid, IMagn. c, INatr. ph. ; better after vomit- 
 ing, Hyos., Ipec, Nux v., Puis.; of bile, Hod.; 
 chronic, of food, I IPuls.; and retching, Jugl.; 
 of food and discolored substances, IPlumb.; 
 vomiting of ascarides (intussusception), 
 I IPlumb.; watery, Stram. 
 
 Colic, ■walking: aggravation, Ascl. t., Astac, 
 IBell., IColoc, INux v.; must walk bent, 
 worse at night, after getting wet, IRhus ; bet- 
 ter by walking, Diosc, IPuls. 
 
 Colic, warmth: j^** heat. 
 
 Colic, with waterbrash : ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 INux v. 
 
 Colic, with weakness: exhaustion, INatr. s.; 
 severe and prostrating, with purging, IJugl.; 
 preceded by weakness, oppression and in- 
 clination to take a deep breath, I IPhyt. 
 
 Colic, from getting feet wet : IPuls. 
 
 Colic, with worms: ICic, ICina, IIFerr., 
 IFilix, IIMerc, Nux m., I IRuta, Sabad., 
 iSil.,Sul., IVal. 
 
 Colic, fleST" Abdomen cramp; also other acute 
 sensations under Abdomen. 
 
 FLATULENCE:: Agar., Agnus, I Apis, Arund., 
 Asaf., -Ascl. s.,IAscl. t.,Bov.,Brom.,Camph., 
 ICaps., ICarb. s., Ced., ICinch., Cinnam., 
 ICoca, iCochl., Coff., Collin., ICon., Diad., 
 IDiosc, IForm., Grat.. IGuaiac, IGuaraea, 
 I I Ham., Ilgn., Jamb., IJugl., IKali bi., IKali 
 c, ILac def., ILach., ILact. ac, ILyc, Lye 
 vir., I IMagn. c, IMur. ac, INatr. c, liNatr.'s., 
 
 I INux m., 1 101. an., IPhos., I Plat., I IPlumb., 
 IPsor., IPuls., I I Rumex, Seneg., Sinap.,ISyph., 
 
 I I Vespa, Yinca, Xan., Zing. 
 Flatulence, in afternoon : after 4 p.m., ILyc. 
 Flatulence, in angina pectoris : INux v. 
 Flatulence, awakens : INatr. s., Stram. 
 Flatulence, back : tabes dorsalis, I ICalab. 
 Flatulence, from lack of bile : ISep. 
 Flatulence, presses upon bladder and causes 
 
 cramps, so that he is obliged to completely 
 double up : II Prun. 
 
 Flatulence, borborygmus : Jggg^ rumbling. 
 
 Flatulence, breathing: causes asthma, in even- 
 ing, after eating, IZinc; with dyspnoea, 
 ILyss. 
 
 Flatulence, chest : causes oppression, ICham., 
 IPhos. 
 
 Flatulence, colic : Egg* Colic flatulent. 
 
 Flatulence, in confinement: after an abortion, 
 with hemorrhage, I I Plat. ; with after-pains, 
 IPod.; after confinement, I INatr. s.; with 
 laborlike pains after delivery, INux m. 
 
 Flatulence, in constipation: Iris, INux v., 
 ■Plat., MSabad., Sarrac, HSil., ISul. 
 
 Flatulence, with cough: Con. 
 
 Flatulence, croaking: IILyc, IThuya ; as of 
 frogs, IColoc, IGraph.; loud, Arg. met. 
 JSJggh growling, grunting, noise. 
 
 Flatulence, in dentition : ICalc p., 1 1 Cham.; 
 with green, sour stools, in morning, IPod. 
 
 Flatulence, with diarrhoea: Arum m., Bov., 
 
 ■ ICarbo v., HCinch., Cub.,Jacea, Kali c, 
 Lach., ILyc, IManc, IMur. ac, I INatr. s., 
 INiccol., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Oleand., Plant., 
 ISabina, Sep., Sil., Tabac, Zing.; of children, 
 Collin.; chronic, I I Plant.; during dentition, 
 ICalc. p., ICham.; in morning, IRhod.; 
 watery stool, ICollin. 
 
 Flatulence, discharge : fi@* Chap. 20, Flatus. 
 Flatulence, drinking (chronic alcoholism) : 
 
 IPhos.; from excessive tea, HCinch. 
 Flatulence, in dyspepsia: 1 1 Arg. nit., IHep., 
 
 ■ Hydras., IHydr. ac, ILach., IILyc, IPhos., 
 IPuls., I I Sal. ac, lUran. n. 
 
 Flatulence, after eating: lArg. nit., Ast. r., 
 Calc, IDiosc, IILyc, Rumex, Jugl.; aug- 
 mented by acid food, IPhos. ac; three hours 
 after, Carbol.ac; in functional derangement 
 of liver, I ISep.; in affection of liver, IMagn. 
 in.; in sciatica, IColoc; after a small meal,' 
 Caust.: after supper, Hyper.; after vegetables, 
 ICaps.; wind does not pass, Ant. c. 
 
 Flatulence, fetid: HCarbov., IISiL, IISul.; like 
 wet brass, IISiL; in indigestion, INatr. c; 
 smelling of drug, Ascl. t. 
 
 Flatulence, fever: in typhoid, ILyc, IIBapt.; 
 in prevailing fever, I I Arum. m. 
 
 Flatulence, in gastralgia: IISul., ISul. ac. 
 
 Flatulence, in gonorrhoea: I ITarant.; in gleet, 
 IISul. 
 
 Flatulence, growling : J^T croaking, grunt- 
 ing, noise. 
 
 Flatulence, gurgling : Asar. Arg. nit., 
 Brv., IChel., IHam., I I Plant., IPhos. ac, 
 I IPod., I IPuls., IISiL, IISul., Tabac, I IThuya; 
 bearing down towards sexual organs, with fre- 
 quent burning in epigastrium, Sabina ; with 
 sensation of contraction near umbilicus (ty- 
 phoid), ICoccuL; after drinking (cholerine), 
 IPhos. ; in dropsy, ILyc; after fating, in 
 upper, Zinc; in evening, Tereb., espe- 
 cially in evening and warm room (chronic 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 rheumatism), I ISabina ; followed by flatus 
 and heat in rectum, I I Zinc; in typhoid fever, 
 INux m.; as of fluid running from a bottle, 
 IGamb.; in gastralgia, I ISul. ; in left hypo- 
 chondrium, under apex of heart, with op- 
 pressed breathing, I Lye; in ileo-eecal region 
 (typhoid fever), IBapt., I Hydras.; in left side, 
 INitr. ac; in left side, from incarcerated fla- 
 tus, Ars. h.; in left side, after urging to stool, 
 ICrot.t.; loud, INatr. m. ; in lower, gurgling, 
 Verbas.; in lower, with emission of odorless 
 flatus, Como.; with malaria, always better 
 moving about (enteralgia), ICycl.; in morn- 
 ing, INux v.; about navel (in typhoid), ICoc- 
 cul. ; especially below navel and in left hypo- 
 chondrium, with pressing, I I Zinc; at night, 
 IRaph.; and noise as if small bladders of air 
 were bursting, followed by relief and finally 
 copious moderately thin stool, after catching 
 cold (renal colic), I Lye; with offensive flatus, 
 Vinca ; begins as pain decreases, ICarbo v. ; 
 painful, every night, with general malaise, 
 better abstaining from food after noon and 
 from walking about, Cycl. ; on making press- 
 ure, IPhos. ac; on pressure, in intussuscep- 
 tion, I IVer.; followed by painful retrac- 
 tion, with feeling as if stool would oc- 
 cur, 1 1 Zinc; in right side, HCalc; before 
 stool, MSpong.; before stool, in enteritis, 
 I I Rhus ; with ulcers, in ileo-csecal region (ty- 
 phus), I INitr. ac; as if full of water, IHell.; 
 as of water passing through a bunghole, 
 IGamb. ; as if filled with water, on. pressure, 
 Urt. ur, ; as though nothing but water were in 
 intestines, most left side, ICrot. t. 
 jBgl^ growling, grumbling, rolling, rum- 
 bling ; also Intestines caecum. 
 Flatulence, grunting: Con. 
 
 jj^gp"* growling, noise. 
 Flatulence, with heartburn: IKali iod. 
 Flatulence, with distress about heart : 1 1 Kali 
 
 ph., I Lye 
 Flatulence, with hemorrhoids : I ISul. 
 Flatulence, with pain in hypochondria : Cist. 
 
 gig"* Chap. 18, Hypochondria flatus. 
 Flatulence, in hysteria : llgn. 
 Flatulence, incarcerated: Agar., I I Ant. c, 
 lArg. nit., Ast. r., Carbol.ac, ICarbo a., I ICar- 
 bo v., ICham., HCinch., Coccul., HColch., 
 IColoc, Con., IGraph., IKalm., ILach., ILyc, 
 Mosch., INatr. m., INatr. s., INux v., IPlat., 4 
 ■Plumb., IIRaph., ISil., I I Staph., Zinc; in 
 angina pectoris, INux v. ; like billows set in 
 motion, felt with hands, Cain.; with oppres- 
 sion of chest, IPhos.; in colic, llgn., IKali c, 
 INux m. ; in colic, in evening, IIPuls.; catch- 
 ing breath and causing cough, paroxysmal, 
 worse from excitement or sitting, better lying 
 down, straightening up or by eructations, 
 IPhos.; with cutting in lower, Sil.; with dis- 
 tension, in megrim, ICalc; frequent ineffect- 
 ual attempts to emit it, with distension and 
 fulness, as if loaded with food, fulness in even- 
 ing, worse by smoking, IMenyanth.; in lower 
 abdomen, worse riding, better lying, Calc fl.; 
 in right side,IPod.; in right upper, towards 
 back with pinching, I ICarbo v.; in incarcer- 
 ated hernia, ISul. ac; in left side, Hod.; in 
 left side with heaviness, fulness and constipa- 
 tion, ISul.; on left side, in chronic indiges- 
 tion, ISul.; with nausea, IKalm.; prevented 
 from passing by sensation of constriction above 
 
 and below, I IVer.; pressing upward, with full 
 feeling, IILyc; under short ribs, ICanth.; in 
 right side, I INatr. s.; in upper, worse morn- 
 ing and evening, INitr. ac; with vertigo, 
 1 1 Calc. fi@* Chap. 18, Hypochondria flatus. 
 
 Flatulence, liver: in disorder of, I IPsor.; en- 
 largement and congestion, IMagn. m. 
 
 Flatulence, menses : before, 1 1 Lac c, I IPhos., 
 I I Zinc; during, I IPhos., Vespa ; in menor- 
 rhagia, ICarbol. ac. 
 
 Flatulence, after unpleasant mental emotions: 
 INux m. 
 
 Flatulence, in morning : HSenecio ; on awak- 
 ing, Cist.; on rising (headache), ICann. i. 
 
 Flatulence, moving : j|^ shifting. 
 
 Flatulence, with protrusion of navel in infants : 
 ILyc 
 
 Flatulence, at night : 1 1 Cist., I INatr. s.; caus- 
 ing pain, I INatr. s. 
 
 Flatulence, noise (borborygmus) : Agar., Ant. t., 
 Arund.; as if full bottle were emptied, folio wed 
 by thin stool, HJatroph.; as if an animal 
 were crying, IThuya; loud, IMez.; loud, in 
 flatulent colic, llgn.; shooting reports, Ipom.; 
 before stool, ISpong.; snarling before stool, 
 Spong. Jg@P croaking, growling, grunt- 
 ing, gurgling, rolling, rumbling. 
 
 Flatulence, of old age : depending on imperfect 
 digestion, ICarbo v. 
 
 Flatulence, in chronic ovaritis : I IPallad. 
 
 Flatulence, painful: jf^* Colic flatulent. 
 
 Flatutence, palpitation : IColl., ILyc. vir. ; from 
 incarcerated, in chronic constipation, I Coca. 
 
 Flatulence, in typhoid pneumonia : I Lachn. 
 
 Flatulence, in pregnancy : ICaust., I IStann. 
 
 Flatulence, roaring : in typhoid, ICic, IGels. 
 ffl^ noise. 
 
 Flatulence, rolling: Arum t., ICarbol. ac, 
 ICroc, Eup. pur., llgn., I INatr. s., Paris, 
 Zing.; as if diarrhoea would set in, ICarb. s.; 
 during and after drinking, IPhos.; as if empty, 
 ISul.; in typhoid fever, INuxm.; loud, IPhos.; 
 loud in colic, IZinc; left side, hears but does 
 not feel it, Lachn.; before menses, causing 
 great pain, better bending double and by hot 
 drinks, I IPhos. ; during menses, ICroc; about 
 navel, ILach.; with sudden pinches, as after 
 purgative, then diarrhoea, I INatr. s.; in left 
 side, in evening, Zinc; during pregnancy,, 
 ■ Agar., ICaust.; during stool, ICalc, Stram. 
 Jg^jg^ growling, gurgling, noise, rumbling. 
 
 Flatulence, rumbling : Act.rac, iEseh., Agar., 
 I Aloe, I I Amyl., Anag., 1 1 Ant. c, Ant. t., An- 
 throk., Aph. ch., lApis, lArg. nit., lArs., 
 Arum d., Asar., lAscl. t., Asim., Bapt., Bar. c, 
 Berb., IBov., Bry., I ICalc, ICarbol. ac, ICar- 
 bo a., ICarb. s., ICarbo v., Case, ICepa,Chrom. 
 ac, ICinch., ICoccul., IColoc, Con., ICrot. t., 
 Cup. ars., Cup. m., I ICycl., IIDiose, IIDulc, 
 Eup. pur., I IGamb., IGlon., I IGraph., IHelL, 
 IHep., Illie, Iodof., I Hod., Hris, Jalap., 
 Jamb., IKali c, Kob., ILach., Lachn., IILyc, 
 Lye vir., I IMagn. m.,. Magn. s., IMerc, 
 
 I IMez., IMur. ac , Myr. cer., INatr. m., I INatr. 
 s., Niccol., INitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., IOp., 
 Paris, I I Petrol., IPhos. ac, Pic. ac, Plant., 
 
 I I Plumb., I I Pod., I IPtel., IIPuls., I I Ran. b., 
 IRheum, See, Senecio, ISep., HSil. , Sinap., 
 I ISul., IThuya, I IZinc; awaking, 1 a.m., with 
 urgent desire for stool, Caulo.; during breath- 
 ing, ICalc, IManc; borborygmus, I I Agnus, 
 Arum d., Arund., Bar. c, Bar. m., Cain., ICo- 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 loc, Cop., Cbrnus, I I Plumb. ; borborygmus, 
 as if a boiler were working within bowel, 
 INitr. ac. ; borborygmus, extends to caecal 
 region, I IVer.; borborygmus, in colic, Sabad.; 
 borborygmus, in constipation, Sarrac; in 
 puerperal convulsions, I I Op.; borborygmus, 
 with emission of much flatus, Gnaphal. ; bor- 
 borygmus, in intermittent, lElat.; borboryg- 
 mus, loud, tiring one out by their noise, 
 IPhos.; borborygmus, during menses, IKreo.; 
 borborygmus, in morning, Cochl.; painful,Am- 
 moniac, Spig.; borborygmus, before stool(chol- 
 erine), ICrot. t.; borborygmus, as before stool 
 (ophthalmia), ICic; in cholera, IHyos.; with 
 colic, I INux v., IPuls., I ITereb., IZinc; with 
 colic, before stool, INatr. c; with colic, better 
 walking in open air, Uatroph.; in transverse 
 colon, Ipom.; apparently in superior flexure, 
 of colon, as if diarrhoea would set in, Ascl. s.; 
 in colon, in cancerous affections, IBism.; with 
 congestion of portal system and pelvic viscera, 
 ICollin.; constant, in chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; 
 with constipation, in epidemic influenza, ISa- 
 bad.; with constipation, during pregnancy, 
 I Agar.; in coryza, ICepa ; with cough, INatr. c; 
 with cutting griping, I INatr. m. ; with cutting 
 aching, about navel, I IVer. v.; as if diarrhoea 
 would come on, after walking about, Carbol. 
 ac; as before diarrhoea, Ascl. s., ICarb. s.; 
 as if diarrhoea would begin, in dysentery, 
 IColch.; followed by diarrhoea, IChel., Magn. 
 s., Ptel.; followed by diarrhoeic, thin, green 
 stools, IIMagn. c; with diarrhoea, Cub., Iris, 
 IMagn. m., ISars. ; with diarrhoea, sequel 
 to cholera, I IPhos.; with diarrhoea, in 
 typhoid fever, IPhos.; with diarrhoea, in 
 phthisis, ILyc. v.; with painless diarrhoea, 
 I Kali c; with diarrhoea, after suppression 
 of skin disease, ILyc; with discharge of 
 flatus, Lobel. i., Magn. s.; with discharge of 
 offensive flatus, IINatr. s., ISars., Yinca ; 
 with discharge of flatus, up and down, IGels., 
 Rhod.; better by discharge of wind, Asaf.; 
 with discharge of a great quantity of fetid 
 flatus, Oleand.j with distended abdomen, 
 Collin. ; with distended abdomen, in typhoid, 
 ILyc; distress, especially in lower, with black 
 stools, ILept. ; preceded'by slight drawing in 
 lower part of abdomen at 7 a.m., Zing.; during 
 and after drinking, IPhos.; in dropsy, I ILyc; 
 in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; after eating, I Cinch., 
 Cycl., Oxal. ac, Plant., Tereb.; after break- 
 fast (colic), Cepa ; after eating, in dyspepsia, 
 lArg. nit.; after eating, in scrofula, lArs.; as 
 if empty, Sabad., ISars.; with eructations, 
 llpec; followed by risings in throat, IPuls.; 
 worse evening and morning, Spong.; in even- 
 ing and night, colic, I I Oxal. ac; in evening, 
 with constipated stool, IZinc; in evening, 
 with brown ^ stools, I ITereb.; especially in 
 evening and in warm room (chronic rheuma- 
 tism), MSabina; with faintness and cold 
 sweat, IBry.; in typhoid, lApis, ICic, IDulc., 
 INuxm., I IPhos., IPhos. ac; in gastralgia, 
 I ISul.; as from hunger, in flatulent colic, 
 llgn.; with heat, in evening, Diad.; andgur- 
 gling,while walking, seemed as if those behind 
 him would hear it, ILyc; in small intestines, 
 I I Card, m.; pinching, pain worse at night 
 (typhoid), IPuls.; in left side, Zing.; in left, 
 when bending to right, I I Mane; in left, when 
 lying on right, also with every respiration, 
 
 IManc; in left, after urging to stool, ICrot. t.; 
 loud, Ang., Cop., ILaur., I ILyc, IManc, 
 INatr. c, IPhos., Polyp.; in lower, ILept.; in 
 lower, with cutting, after dinner, I IZinc; 
 in lower, better passing flatus, llris ; be- 
 fore menses, Calc p., IPhos. ac; during 
 menses, IKali c; after warm milk, Ang.; in 
 morning, INux v.; moving back and forth,with 
 fine cutting all day, IMagn. c; worse on mov- 
 ing, I I Hydras.; on motion (in typhoid fever), 
 1 1 Phos. ; renewed by every motion and when 
 taking a deep inspiration, with headache worse 
 near warm stove, IManc; with continued 
 nausea and confusion of head , Sec. ; with nau- 
 sea, eructation and vertigo, Grat. ; about navel, 
 Ant. sul. aur.; about navel, in typhoid fever, 
 IDulc; about navel, with vertigo, Ptel.; from 
 navel into epigastrium, I IPhos. ac; at night, 
 Cann. i.; every night, in entero-colitis, INuph.; 
 at night, and bloating, chronic ulcers on leg,and 
 dyspepsia, ILyc; painful, Vib.; painful, in in- 
 termittent, I ILyc; pain, worse in left side, 
 Fluor, ac ; with pain in left superior flexure 
 of colon, followed by speedy discharge of fla- 
 tus, Ipom.; pain, shifting, with pinching in 
 bowels and subsequent diarrhoea, INatr. s.; 
 in pregnancy, ICaust. ; on pressure, IPhos. 
 ac; on pressure, in intussusception, I IVer.; 
 worse on pressure, during pregnancy, I Agar.; 
 with pressing in stomach, Ascl. t.; with sore- 
 ness on pressure, Nan.; with tenderness on 
 pressure, I I Ptel.; followed by painful retrac- 
 tion, with feeling as if stool would occur, 
 I IZinc; better on rising, Chrom. ac; in sig- 
 moid flexure, Ipom.; during sleep, lAgnus ; 
 with sleepiness, in morning, IPod.; before 
 stool, Ant. t., Brom., Chel., I IFerr., Iris, 
 IMagn. c, IMur. ac, INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 IPhos.; before stool, Sec, I I Spong., Thuya, 
 IVer.; before stool, with slight colicky pains, 
 Ferr. iod.; during stool, Am., Hep., INitr. ac; 
 with stool, before breakfast, Gnaphal. ; after 
 stool, Chel.; with desire for stool, Bapt.; with 
 stool of mucus and blood, IPhyt.; followed by 
 liquid stool, Can.; followed by soft diarrhoeic 
 stool, with constant dull pains in umbilicus, 
 Rhus v.; with soft yellow stool, llris; with 
 thin, painless stool, I IVer.; with constant 
 urging to stool, 1 1 Ptel.; with watery stool, 
 IPhos. ac; in tetanus, lArs.; with stupor, 
 Dory.; after toothache, in forenoon, Cast, eq.; 
 in upper, IKali bi., IPuls.; begins in upper 
 and descends, a flow of blood follows (uterine 
 hemorrhage), ILyc; in a warm room, Sabina. 
 f$°^~ cracking, growling, grunting, gur- 
 gling, noise, roaring, rolling. 
 
 Flatulence, rushing sounds : as from motion of 
 air and fluid feces , as before diarrhoeic stool, 
 IIGamb. 
 
 Flatulence, shifting: Ant. t., ICinch., I IKali 
 m., 01. an., IIPuls., IISiL, Tabac, Zinc; 
 painful, INatr. c; collects here and there, 
 under short ribs, ICarbo v. J$^~ rolling. 
 
 Flatulence, snapping : Diad. 
 
 Flatulence, in affection of solar plexus: ILyc. 
 g^^ Chap. 17, Stomach. 
 
 Flatulence, stool: before, IILyc, Fluor, ac; 
 during, aggravates pain over left eye, I IThe- 
 rid.; after, I ILyc j^^Chap. 20, Flatus stool. 
 
 Flatulence, swashing : j^ 1 * Abdomen. 
 
 Flatulence, with heaviness in thighs, each day 
 at same hour : rjaad. 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 Flatulence, with uterine tumor : IKali c. 
 
 Flatulence, with vertigo: Asaf., IINux v.; in- 
 carcerated, ICalc, ICarbo v. . 
 
 Flatulence, with vomiting : Bism. ; of blood, 
 ITereb.; of ingesta, bile and blood, IPhyt. 
 
 Flatulence, Jg^° Chap. 20, Flatus. 
 
 INGUINAL REGION, abscess: in right, 
 USil.; suppurative adenitis, IHep.; two 
 abscesses, I ISyph. 
 
 Inguinal region, aching: Calc. p.; to feet, in 
 evening, Lyss.; in canal, with pain in testicles, 
 from right to left, recurring and lasting whole 
 evening, Lye. vir.; in canal, worse walking, 
 better from upward pressure, with pain in 
 testicles, ILyc. vir. 
 
 Inguinal region, anxious sensation: in right, 
 with internal soreness, has to keep thigh 
 flexed, IPallad. 
 
 Inguinal region, boring: pressive, in right, 
 
 I Merc. 
 
 Inguinal region, bruised feeling: lArg. met., 
 Coccus ; in left, Dolich.; worse sitting, Kali 
 iod. fi^* soreness, sprained. 
 
 Inguinal region, bubo : lAur. mur. nat., 1 1 Ba- 
 diag., IBufo., ICarbo a., I I Lac c, ILach., 
 
 I I Merc, HMerc. cor., IINitr. ac, IPhyt., 
 ISyph.; burning, during urination, ICarbo a.; 
 callous edges, llCarbo a.; after cauterization, 
 I ICarbo a.; with uncomfortable chilliness, 
 ICarbo a.; after frequent and violent coition, 
 INitr. ac; before discharging, ICarbo a.; dis- 
 charge offensive, ichorous, I ICarbo a.; old, dis- 
 charging, do not heal, ISul.; discharging for a 
 year, I Merc. iod. rub.; discharging, then pus, 
 IKali iod.; with fistulous openings, and hec- 
 tic, I ILach.; with decided fluctuation, ILith.; 
 after suppressed gonorrhoea, IBar. m.; indo- 
 lent, IMerc iod. flav., IMerc iod. rub.; hard, 
 indurated, llCarbo a, Iod., IILach.; very 
 hard, with curdy, offensive discharge, if sup- 
 purating, IKali iod.; with hard edges, Kali 
 iod.; hard, large, inflamed (mercurial syphi- 
 lis), ISul.; stony hard, large, in right (syphi- 
 lis), IHep.; hard, begin to suppurate, llCarbo 
 a.; indurated, not very sensitive nor inflamed, 
 surrounding glands are swollen, HCinnab.; 
 inflamed, after coitus, INitr. ac; after lancing, 
 IICarboa.;left,IIAur. mur., I ICarbo a.; in left, 
 large as a hen's egg, stony hard (syphilis), 
 ICanth., IHep.; in left, size of a pigeon's egg, 
 purple, fluctuating, I ISyph.; maltreated, ele- 
 vated margins, ICarbo a.; after mercurial treat- 
 ment, 1 1 Hep.; open, do not heal, especially after 
 mercury or iodine,IHep.; painful, into thighs, 
 ICarbo a.; painless, large, in right, opened 
 and discharged freely (secondary syphilis), 
 I ISyph.; red, ICarbo a.; scrofulous, IHep.; sen- 
 sitive to touch, ICarbo a.; shooting, IBadiag. ; 
 sleepless, ICarbo a.; hot stitches, Badiag.; 
 stitches, preventing motion, ICarbo a.; sup- 
 purating, IHep., I IKali m. ; suppurating, with 
 gonorrhoea of a torpid character, in course of 
 syphilis, IMerc. sol.; suppurating, with leu- 
 corhoea, I INitr. ac; suppurating, long lasting, 
 mercurio-syphilitic origin, IILach.; to pre- 
 vent suppuration, iCalc. s.; threatening to 
 suppurate, INitr. ac; syphilitic, lArs. L, 
 Aur., Badiag., Bell., Bufo., ICarbo a., 
 IHep., IKali iod., IIMerc, IMerc. iod. flav., 
 IINitr. ac, IPhyt., ISil., Staph., ISul., Thuya; 
 syphilitic, or otherwise, in left, IZinc; syphi- 
 litic, in left, hard, unequal, like scirrhus, with 
 
 violent burning stitches at night, IBadiag.; 
 syphilitic, in left, longish swelling, hard 
 as a stone, uneven, rugged, like a scirrhus, 
 at night violent lancinations, as if with red 
 hot needles, ILith.; syphilitic, where pain 
 or inflammation predominates, ITarant.; 
 syphilitic sinus in left, result of a bubo, 
 ichorous discharge, llris ; with thirst, ICarbo 
 a.; threatened with drawing pain, in gonor- 
 rhoea, IMerc; with sore throat and head- 
 ache, IILach.; tumorlike, Ananth.; ulcerat- 
 ing, I ICheL, INitr. ac; ulcerating, with 
 fistulous openings (syphilis), 1 1 Kali iod. 
 fi^" glands, swelling. 
 
 Inguinal region, burning: Calc p.; like aboil, 
 lArs.; with uterine cramp, INatr. m.; in left, 
 in evening, Pallad.; in left, on a small spot, 
 Pallad.; in right, Ant. t., IBerb.; with morn- 
 ing stool, ILil. tig. 
 
 Inguinal region, colic pain: in right, extend- 
 ing over abdomen, INatr. s. 
 
 Inguinal region, constriction : in left, during 
 urination, Ars. 
 
 Inguinal region, cramplike pain : in left, while 
 sitting, Spong.; in left, worse after, not during, 
 external pressure, especially in women, after 
 excessive venery, indignation, or abuse of 
 opium, better for awhile by a cup of coffee, 
 IColoc; from ovarian region, IBufo.; in scir- 
 rhus uteri, lArg. met. 
 
 Inguinal region, crawling : in right, better by 
 rubbing, Camph. 
 
 Inguinal region, cutting : ICanth.; across, Ant. 
 t.; dull, along Poupart's ligaments, followed by 
 a sickening sensation in left testicle, as from 
 a blow, testicle very sensitive while pain lasts, 
 Natr. a.; in left, then right, ICalc. p.; during 
 menses, lArg. nit., I ISenecio ; in right, vEsc 
 h., Tereb.; in right, with desire for stool, 
 Iodof.; into testicles, ICalc, IHydras.; 
 toward thighs, Berb.; through thighs to 
 knees, Ant. t.; with uterine cramp, INatr. m. 
 g^° darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Inguinal region, darting : in left, through ure- 
 thra to glans, Asar. 
 
 Inguinal region, digging : like a boil, Ars. 
 
 Inguinal region, dragging: dull, IHydras.; 
 painful, Lyss.; before stool, Castor.; towards 
 abdominal rings, as if parts were weak and 
 hernia would appear, ICham.; in hyper- 
 trophy of uterus, ICalend. 
 
 Inguinal region, drawing : Aspar. , Card, m., 
 Clem., Coccus, Lyss., Zinc; downward, Lyss.; 
 dull, in right, Bapt.; left, then right, ICalc 
 p.; in left, while sitting, Zinc; as if menses 
 would appear, IPlat.; in orchitis, IMerc; 
 through right, Card, m.; with threatened 
 bubo (gonorrhoea), I Merc; spasmodic, in both, 
 ICheL; spasmodic, in left, with urination, 
 Agar.; to testicles, 01. an. 
 
 Inguinal region, dull pain: in left over hip- 
 bone, Lact. ac; into back, worse riding horse- 
 back (varicocele), IHam.; heavy, in left, at 
 times sharp and sticking, Sinap.; in right, 
 
 - three or four times an hour (ovaritis), I IXJstil.; 
 in right, better by pressure, Sinap. 
 
 Inguinal region, eruption : boils, Case; small 
 boil in left, painful, Spong.; small, painful, 
 ^Carbo a.; purple efflorescence in patches, 
 Colch.; erysipelatous spot near groin, over 
 femoral vein, spreading over nearly one-half 
 the thigh, with flexure of leg, IHam. ; her- 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 petic, IIGraph.; small pustules, IPuls.; pustu- 
 lar, after vaccination, I ISul. 
 
 Inguinal region, excoriation: in diarrhoea 
 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Inguinal region, fulness : with sensation as if all 
 would give way there, ICoccul. $sir heaviness. 
 
 Inguinal region, glands : subacute gonorrhoea! 
 innammation,swelling pear-shaped, pains only 
 on strong pressure, IMerc. iod. rub.; indu- 
 rated, Ars., IBad., I Clem., IDulc., ILith., I ITa- 
 rant. ; indurated, in left, painful to pressure, 
 Ant. c; indurated, in tabes mesenterica, I ITu- 
 berc; indurated, in glands (incipient phthisis), 
 
 ■ ITuberc; inflamed, IDulc; inflamed, pain- 
 ful to touch, ISil.; itching, in region of, Berb., 
 left, sensitive, Med.; painful, Ars., Bar. m., 
 IITarant.; painful, had gonorrhoea, a year ago, 
 I IPhos.ac; painful, on motion, Caust.; painful, 
 on heavy pressure (chancre), IMerc. sol.; pain 
 from touch, as if they would swell, Berb.; 
 pressure in region of, Berb.; in right, two 
 small kernels under skin, very painful,.Lyss.; 
 sensitive (ulcer on leg), IMerc. sol.; sharp 
 pains, Psor.; tender and enlarged (angeioleu- 
 •citis), IHam.; soreness, Merc, sul.; soreness in 
 right, I I Alum.; stinging, Psor.; stitches, 
 Thuya ; swollen, Ars., rAur. mur., Bar. m., 
 Caust., Cop., ICup. m., IGraph., IIHep., Hip- 
 poz., IKali iod., I IMerc, IMerc. d., IMerc. 
 sol., Spong., IITarant.; inflamed, swollen, 
 I Rhus ; swollen, inflamed, especially after 
 ^abuse of mercury, or in syphilitic subjects, 
 
 ■ INitr. ac; swollen, worse in right side, 
 
 ■ IClem.; swollen, from septic absorption, 
 ICrotal.; swollen, with painless chancres 
 (syphilis), IMerc. iod. flav.; swollen, from a 
 •cold,IDulc; feeling asif swollen, Zinc; swollen, 
 had gonorrhoea a year ago, 1 1 Phos. ac. ; swol- 
 len, after suppressed gonorrhoea, or in secon- 
 dary syphilis, IChel.; swollen and indurated, 
 (phthisis), I ITuberc; swollen, with jerking 
 pain, Clem.; left slightly swollen, Med.; left 
 painful, Sinap. ; of left, swollen, painful on 
 walking, Bapt.; especially after abuse of mer- 
 cury or in syphilitic subjects, I INitr. ac; in 
 nephritis, IKali c; painful, 1 1 Ars.; painful 
 swelling, Staph.; painful of, INatr. c; painful 
 swelling, ICarbo a., ISul., IThuya; swollen, 
 pain for two hours, Lyss. ; swollen, in incipi- 
 ent phthisis, I ITuberc; swollen, in right, 
 Brom.; swollen, after pain in right, Syph.; 
 swollen, pains as though suppurating, ILyc; 
 swollen, right worse, I IClem.; swollen, right, 
 with tensive pain, while walking, Sponge- 
 swollen, with circumscribed redness, not very 
 painful except on pressure and long walking, 
 then red, elevated and inflamed, IMerc. sol.; 
 swollen, great sensitiveness of one, IGraph.; 
 swollen, with tearing in legs, ICalc a.; swol- 
 len, in tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; 
 swollen, with ulcer of leg, IMerc. sol.; sup- 
 purating, IIHep., I IMerc; suppurating, espe- 
 
 • cially after abuse of mercury, in syphilitic 
 subjects, I INitr. ac; svmpathize with cancer- 
 ous affections, IMerc. sol.; tension, INatr. m.; 
 tension, especially when walking, I IClem.; 
 twitching of right, I I Alum.; ulceration, in 
 suppressed gonorrhoea, or in secondary syphi- 
 lis, IChel. fi@- bubo, swelling. 
 Inguinal region, griping pains : start from both, 
 meet in centre of abdomen on a line with 
 groins, I ITromb. 
 
 Inguinal region, growths: IMerc; fibroid 
 
 tumor, size of an orange, in left, ILach. 
 Inguinal region, as if a hard body were there 
 when sitting, better by pressure and passing 
 flatus, ICarbo a. 
 Inguinal region, heat : feeling, Calc p.; feeling, 
 
 after injury, I I Zinc. Jg@" burning. 
 Inguinal region, heaviness : painful weight, 
 during menses, IKali c. 
 $&~ fulness, pressure. 
 Inguinal region, hernia: I Aeon., liEsc h., 
 ICarbo a., ICoccul., Ferr. s., IGuaiac, ILyc, 
 IMur. ac, IMagn. c, IINuxv.,Petrol.,l I Phos., 
 ■Rhus, I ISars., ISil., ISpig., ISul. ac, IZinc; 
 both sides, I ISil., llStann.; in children, 
 IIAur. met., INitr. ac; chronic, I Apis, ILyc; 
 chronic, painful, ICic; painful, during cough, 
 ICalc; protrudes during cough, Ver.; crural, 
 in women, I ILyc; cutting, with headache, 
 for four days, better by nosebleed, IMelil.; 
 after a fall, I IJamb.; femoral, Cub.; as if it 
 would be forced out, Calc. a.; indication of 
 approaching gangrene, with green or yellow 
 stool, green spots on tumor, I ILach., INux v.; 
 incarcerated, I lAcet. ac, lAcon., IIBell., 
 ICepa, ICoff., IFerr. ph., ILobel. i., I IMillef., 
 IIOp., IPlumb., ISul. (after Aeon.); incarce- 
 rated, with chill, ICoccul.; incarcerated with 
 constipation, IOp.; incarceration, after cold 
 fruit, IBry.; incarcerated, before inflam- 
 mation, I INux v.; incarcerated, not inflamed, 
 ante-peristaltic action, I Ver.; incarcerated, in 
 old people, constriction coming on in a gradual 
 manner, pinching, constricted feeling, hernia 
 not very sensitive, has a doughy feeling, not 
 hard nor tense, ISul. ac; incarcerated, the 
 remedy caused relaxation of abdominal ring, 
 ■Dig. ; incarcerated, bilious vomit, cold sweat, 
 burning, I Aeon.; infantile, ICham.; infantile, 
 left side, better thigh flexed on abdomen, 
 worse on pressure, I IThuya; infiltrated sac, 
 IPsor.; inflamed, Ferr. ph.; left side, I INux 
 v.; left side incarcerated, ISul. ac; in left, 
 protruded and strangulated, ICepa; in left, 
 size of walnut (anteversion), ILil. tig.; pain- 
 ful, inclination to hernia, especially after ris- 
 ing from sitting, I ICoccul. ; pains, as from 
 hernia, and on pressure sensation as if hernia 
 were receding, IIColoc; pains and movements 
 as if hernia would appear most when in sit- 
 ting, thigh is extended, pain sometimes in 
 right, sometimes in left groin, 1 1 Tereb. ; sudden 
 pains in hernial region, INux v. ; presses down 
 forcibly, Zinc; protrusion takes place slowly, 
 as from paralytic state of abdominal ring, ICoc- 
 cul.; slow protrusion with squeezing pain, in 
 aged persons, INux v.; right side, I ILyc; 
 right side, about three inches of intestine 
 descending to testicle through widely opened 
 inguinal canal, upon applying a bandage, 
 severe inflammation of tunica vaginalis oc- 
 curred, which yielded to Puis., but returned 
 every time bandage was applied, boy set. 7, 
 suffered since birth, I IPsor.; in right, pain as 
 if hernia would protrude, Prun.; readily re- 
 ducible, Hpec; with relaxed abdomen, pro- 
 trudes even with soft stool, I I Phos. ; sensitive, 
 will not admit handling, IBell., HLach.,INux 
 v.; stitching, with headache for four days, 
 better by nosebleed, IMelil.; stitches, lacer- 
 ating, IILyc; strangulated, ICarb. s., Hpec, 
 ■Tabac, -Tereb.; strangulated, quite black, 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 after operation, ICinch.; strangulated, fem- 
 oral, left side, 1 1 Plumb., strangulated, at 
 very first, applied internally and externally, 
 I Gels.; strangulated, threatening gangrene, 
 sensitive to touch, ILach.; strangulated, skin 
 mottled and dark, I ILach.; strangulated, 
 scrotal, rigfet side, I I Plumb.; tendency to, in 
 left side after labor, I I Thuya ; tenderness 
 about, ISiL; tumor like, Ananth.; ventosa, 
 Caps.; walls of abdomen so thin, truss could 
 not be worn, ICalc. Jggi^ ring, swelling. 
 
 Inguinal region, itching: Ars. m., Spong.; 
 burning, in right, Tereb.; in left, Magn. s., 
 Pallad.; in left canal, ICycl. ; in left, in even- 
 ing, Pallad.; on a small spot on left, Pallad.; 
 in right, better by rubbing, Camph.; in right, 
 of its inner third, could not resist scratching, 
 later, a wheal, tender from violent rubbing, 
 Aur. met. 
 
 Inguinal region, jerking : toward penis, 
 Zinc. 
 
 Inguinal region, laborlike pains : worse stand- 
 ing, in prolapsus uteri, lAloe ; tearing above, 
 downward, through thighs to knees, Ant. t. 
 fig^> pressing. 
 
 Inguinal region, lancinating: IGuarsea; affec- 
 tions in left, Euphor., IMagn. c; pain as in in- 
 guinal hernia, Spong.; pain, as if parts wanted 
 to suppurate, Cann. s.; pain, worse left side, 
 Ascl. s. ; pain in left, like pressure from within 
 outward, I ILith.; pain in morning in bed, 
 as if a hernia would become incarcerated, 
 IINux v.; pain and weight in region of femo- 
 ral, similar to that which precedes occurrence 
 of femoral hernia, worse after walking, riding, 
 lifting, and especially before and during 
 menses, ICub.; pain along spermatic cord, 
 Cepa; pressing, I Alum., Osm.; pressing, worse 
 left side, Ascl. s.; pressing in left painful, 
 I IGamb.; pressing outward, Cann. s.; out- 
 ward pressing, painful, ILyc; as if a hard 
 body pressed from within outward at right, 
 sitting with body bent forward, Bell. ; press- 
 ing, tearing, in both, when sitting, Spong.; 
 soreness in spermatic cord, Amm. b.; stitch- 
 ing, I Alum.; pulsating and pressing out 
 (typhoid), ILyc; as if swelling would form, 
 
 I Clem. jg^° hernia. 
 
 Inguinal region, lancinating : IGuaraea ; dur- 
 ing menses, Bor.; worse night, Syph.; to sym- 
 phisis pubis, Elaps. 
 B®" cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Inguinal region, neuralgia : Apis ; in right, 
 Msc. h. S^ sharp pain. 
 
 Inguinal region, numbness : female, I I Eup. 
 pur. 
 
 Inguinal region, pains : (undefined), Calc. a., 
 Caps., Cast, eq., ICepa, I I Coff., Croc, IGraph., 
 Tereb.; with abdominal pains, ICalc p.; com- 
 ing from back,. Cist.; in both, Lyss.; in both, 
 to testicles, IDiosc; after coitus, Therid.; with 
 cold creeps, Ant. c; constant, Brach.; in 
 whooping cough, I I Alum.; deep-seated, ex- 
 tending along cords to testicles (orchitis), 
 
 I I Puis. ; down, better flexing thighs, induced 
 or aggravated by extending thigh, IColoc; 
 to feet, Lyss.; in intermittent fever, Petrol.; 
 in left, Ascl. s., Daph., IDiosc, Eryng.; in left, 
 contractive pain, lArs.; in left, to thigh, when 
 awaking, Ars. m.; in left, to crest of ileum, 
 better after stool, ILac c; in left, during uri- 
 nation, Bell.; in left, in uterine polypus, after 
 
 operation, 1 1 Thuya ; in left, while walking, 
 Ustil.; in left, at every step, Pallad. ; in left, 
 worse walking, better by rest, returning on 
 motion, Bapt.; in left, worse walking, by 
 pressure and coughing, Brom.; before menses 
 in dysmenorrhcea, I Ant. t.; in right (ileus), 
 IColch.; during menses, Magn. s.; with met- 
 rorrhagia, I Coff.; over middle, llCepa; on 
 motion, Therid.; towards left ovarian region, 
 Alum.; paroxysm, in right (ovaritis), IHam.;. 
 in right, about Poupart's ligament, two weeks- 
 after confinement (phlegmasia alba dolens), 
 IHam.; in region of right, Bar. c; in right,, 
 on breathing deeply or coughing, I Bor.; over 
 right, drawing from ovary to uterus, ILach.; 
 through right, after seminal emissions, Natr.. 
 ph.; in right, towards genitals, or liver, or 
 chest, ILach. ; from right into left hip, Calc 
 p.; in right, lymphatics swollen (puerperal 
 fever), I I Puis.; in right in morning, in left in 
 evening, Ars. m. ; in right, cannot rise from 
 seat? ILyc; through right, when stooping, 
 Psor.; in right, with some swelling, Lyss.; in 
 right, followed by swelling of glands, Syph.;, 
 in right, when yawning, I Bor.; better by 
 quick, hard rubbing with dry hand, I I Puis.;, 
 when sitting or standing, better when walk- 
 ing, with bruised pain in small of back,Magn. 
 s.; as from a sprain, cannot walk erect, I Amm. 
 mur.; feel stiff, as after strain, Ferr.iod.; as if 
 swollen, with hardness, worse touch or press- 
 ure, ICalc; to testicles, IDiosc; to thighs, 
 Tereb.; unbearable, when spermatic cords- 
 would emerge, as if everything would fall or 
 slip out, worse standing, better sitting, press- 
 ing w r ith hands, Ars. h. ; when walking, ILyc.;. 
 on walking, in chancre, IMerc sol.; after wine, 
 Calc. a.; worse from wine, Bor. 
 
 Inguinal region, piercing : with urging to urin- 
 ate, in afternoon, while walking out of doors, 
 Natr. s. Jg^T stitches. 
 
 Inguinal region, pinching : I I Gamb. ; in left, 
 IChel., Sars.; in disease of ovaries, 1 1 Plat. ; 
 in right, as in retention of urine, during rest 
 and motion, renewed on rising from a seat, 
 Zinc; before stool, INatr. s. 
 
 Inguinal region, pressing: Bor., Irid., Zinc; 
 obliging her to bend double, I Kali iod.; with 
 griping colic, during menses, IKali c; con- 
 tinued, with indurated and prolapsed uterus, 
 IPlat.; down, in disease of ovaries, I I Plat.; 
 dull, above right, on a defined place, Lyss.; 
 of flatus, IGraph.; jerking, in left, as if hernia 
 would occur, Zinc; jerking, in right, Zinc; 
 in left, ICalc; in left ring, ICepa ; worse left 
 side,Ascl.s.; during menses, IBor., ICarbo a.; 
 painful, Euphor.; painful towards groins 
 and anus, flatus incarcerated, IGraph.; pain- 
 ful, towards right, while sitting down, Bry.; 
 sticking, somewhat above, Zinc; squeezing 
 towards thighs, Berb. ; pressure and tension as 
 if hernia would develop,- especially on walking 
 and standing, Berb. ; towards, during menses, 
 Niccol.; towards, during menses, in dysmen- 
 orrhcea, Chin, s.; towards sexual organs, even- 
 ings, lAlum.; towards thighs, Berb. 
 g^" heaviness, hernia, laborlike pains. 
 
 Inguinal region, pricking: in left, Cast, eq.;, 
 alternates with drawing in left, at night, dis- 
 turbing sleep, Zinc; in a small spot on right, 
 like a throbbing, Ars. h.; worse walking, and 
 in bed, 1 1 Clem. fi^T* stinging. 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 Inguinal region, pulling pain : IPlat. 
 
 Inguinal region, quivering : in left, lAgar. 
 
 Inguinal region, ring (abdominal and femoral) : 
 abdominal, when coughing, pains into testicles 
 as if spermatic cords would be torn, INatr. ni.; 
 cramplike, cutting colic, darts through, I lArs.; 
 cutting, drawing into left testicle, passes off 
 on stooping, Tereb.; weakness as if a hernia 
 would occur, IINuxv. 
 
 Inguinal region, screwing together sensation : 
 in left, extends up into chest, Zinc. 
 
 Inguinal region, sensitiveness: IClem.; right, 
 painful to touch, IClem.; tenderness over left, 
 with cramplike pains passing around to back 
 (chronic diarrhoea), IColoc.; tenderness in 
 right (ileus), IColch. gg^ hernia. 
 
 Inguinal region, sharp pain : in right, Sinap. ; 
 in right, preventing motion, in latter months 
 of pregnancy, IPod.; running to socket of 
 right hip, with enlargement and sensitiveness 
 of bowels, I IMurex. 
 
 Inguinal region, shooting : BIArs.; in left, Bell. 
 fi^T cutting, darting, lancinating. 
 
 Inguinal region, smarting : in right inguinal 
 fold, IBerb. ; in right, in parenchymatous 
 metritis, 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Inguinal region, soreness : IMerc; aching, in 
 left, then right, ICalc. p.; with swollen labia, 
 IMerc; soreness in left, in sciatica, MPhyt.; 
 sore spot to left, in Poupart's ligament, near 
 ovarian region, especially tender on pressure, 
 worse during menses (chronic cystitis and 
 irritability of bladder), I I Sep.; moist places 
 (scarlatina), Arum t. ; in right, Ant. t., Calc. 
 p., Iodof.; in bend of right, on appearance of 
 menses, Sars. ; as if in spermatic cords, Brach.; 
 in uterine displacement, I lAmm. m.; on walk- 
 ing, Arg. met., Ferr. iod. 
 B^* aching, bruised. 
 
 Inguinal region, spasmodic pain: IChel. ; in 
 broad ligament, ICaulo. 
 
 Inguinal region, pain as if sprained : in left, 
 during pregnancy, lAmin. m.; in right, when 
 stooping, lArs.; as if he had strained himself, 
 clothing is uncomfortable, I Hydras. 
 f$^ a bruised. 
 
 Inguinal region, sticking: Coccus, IIGamb.; 
 at night, disturbing sleep, 1 1 Carbo a. 
 $glp pricking, stinging. 
 
 Inguinal region, stiffness : region of, Aur. mur. 
 
 Inguinal region, stinging: towards thighs, 
 Berb. Jligh pricking, sticking. 
 
 Inguinal region, stitches: lArs., Arund., Bor., 
 ICanth., IKali c, Pallad.; with tightness of 
 breath on inspiration, while walking in open 
 air, IMerc. sol.; below, Spong.; crampy, . in 
 left, while sitting, Carbol. ac; in left, ICycl. ; 
 from left, to axilla, I INatr. s.; in left, in morn- 
 ing, after awaking, Zinc. ; during menses, 
 IBor.; sharp, rheumatic, in right, Bapt.; in 
 right, when walking, Ferr. iod.; in right, com- 
 ing out behind hip when sitting, Amm. m.; 
 thrusting, Coccus. 
 ftf^" cutting, darting, lancinating. 
 
 Inguinal region, stretching feeling: Clem.; in 
 hypertrophy of uterus, ICalend. 
 
 Inguinal region, swelling: IMerc; elastic, size 
 of a fist, in left, in evening, bruised pain, can- 
 not lie on left side, on awaking pain and 
 swelling gone, Amm. c ; after a fall, I Aur. met. ; 
 feeling as if a swelling would form, IClem.; 
 feeling as if swollen, in uterine displacement, 
 
 I I Amm. m.; a hard body, size of a nut, ap- 
 peared after falling,this tumor, on being pressed 
 back, did not again appear, IColoc; large, 
 hard, with fistulous openings, extends toward 
 abdomen, ILach.; oblong, hard, as large as a. 
 cucumber, in right, I Apis ; hard, painful lumps 
 in both, IPuls.; hard, in right, I Apis ; to knee, 
 like a cord (milk leg), IBufo.; a knotty lump 
 above right, even a bandage hurts, I IPsor.;. 
 of left (milk leg), IHam.; in left, every few 
 days, I I Ustil.; large, in left (syphilis), I Apis ; 
 a lump, in right, preventing stooping, Psor. ; 
 in orchitis, after mismanaged gonorrhoea, 
 Clem.; painful, bloatedness, IKali c; slightly 
 painful, in evening, while sitting, Tereb.; 
 pain, as if swollen, Con. ; pale red, sensitive, 
 hard as a. stone, from left across mons vene- 
 ris, with burning, stinging tearing, prevents 
 sleep, slimy fluid discharge from two fistulous 
 openings, I ISil.; in right, half as large as a 
 hen's egg, tender to pressure, I Ham.; of right, 
 to hip, worse stretching leg, better walking, 
 worse sitting, Ars. met.; in right, painful to 
 touch, Jacar.; with tearing in legs, Calc a. 
 j^iT* bubo, glands* hernia. 
 
 Inguinal region, it seems as if some one tapped 
 her hard, when she draws up her leg : Therid. 
 
 Inguinal region, tearing : 1 1 Ars.; across, Ant. t.; 
 in left, as from sprain, while standing, Euphor.; 
 particularly in right, Polyg.; on walking, 
 Amm. m. Jgii^ neuralgia. 
 
 Inguinal region, tension : lArg.met., I IGamb., 
 Spig. ; in left, worse standing or walking, bet- 
 ter flexing leg on abdomen, I I Lac c; on mo- 
 tion, in fold, IBerb.; painful, Benz. ac; pain- 
 ful to thighs (quotidian fever), IBry.; painful, 
 on walking, Amm. m.; in right, Sars.; in right, 
 caused by drawing, pressing in swollen right 
 testicle to abdomen, I IRhod.; extending to- 
 wards thighs, Berb.; as if wrenched, better 
 walking, I Agar. 
 
 Inguinal region, throbbing: in left, Brach.,* 
 over left, Ang.; isolated, sudden, in left, Brach.; 
 pulsation, Ars. m. 
 
 Inguinal region, trembling pain : Chel. 
 
 Inguinal region, tumor : g^- growths, her- 
 nia. 
 
 Inguinal region, ulcers: fetid, ichorous, Bar. m. 
 
 Inguinal region, varicose veins : in right, near 
 abdominal ring, IBerb.; down thighs, Berb. 
 
 Inguinal region, weakness: extending towards 
 cord, Osm. 
 
 INTESTINES, appendicitis: j^g"" caecum 
 typhlitis. 
 
 Intestines, caecum: cutting, IHydras.; distend- 
 ed, hard (tumor cseci), 1 1 Plumb.; distended, 
 gurgling, on pressure (typhus), 1 1 Chin, s.; 
 dull pain, worse turning to right side, Ammo- 
 niac; gurgling, in ileo-csecal region, in typhoid 
 pneumonia, IPhos.; gurgling, in ileo-csecal re- 
 gion, on pressure, lApis ; gurgling, in iliac 
 region, on pressure, in ague, I IPuls.; inflamed 
 (typhlitis), I IBell.,ICalad.,ICard. m.,IIColch., 
 ■Crotal., ILach., IMerc, INatr. s., IIOp., 
 IPlumb., IIRhus, ISamb., IIThuya; typhli- 
 tis, with peritonitis, IBell., I ILach., ILycj 
 typhlitis stercoralis, ICard. m.; typhlitis, 
 swollen, painful, hard, hot and red, painful to 
 touch, IMerc; typhlitis, deep circumscribed 
 swelling, lies on back with right knee drawn 
 up, I I Hep.; typhlitis, pain in appendix, with 
 frequent paroxysmal aggravations, ICrotal.; 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 typhlitis, with pain, swelling, tenderness, 
 fecal accumulation and vomiting, ILac def. ; 
 typhlitis, ileo-ctecal region, painful, IColch.; 
 jerking, worse turning to right side, Ammo- 
 niac. ; pain, CheL, Jalap., ItStram. ; pain, in- 
 tense, in typhoid, Hod., Phos.; pain; radiat- 
 ing to chest, back and extremities, I Kali 
 c; pain, cannot bear pressure of bedcover, 
 IBelL; rumbling, CheL, Elat. ; sensitive, 
 in chronic intestinal catarrh, ILach.; sensi- 
 tive, in typhoid pneumonia, IPhos.; sen- 
 sitive, in typhus, IIApis; tenderness, IColch.; 
 tenderness, pain and swelling, ILach.; sharp 
 pain, I Hydras.; soreness, INitr. ac; stitches, 
 with sneezing, I I Agar.; swelling large, hard, 
 painful to touch and motion (typhus), I Plumb.; 
 shooting, worse turning to right side, Ammo- 
 niac; in ulcers, IMtr. ac. 
 jg^* colon ascending, inflammation ; also 
 Abdomen distended, sensitive. 
 Intestines, catarrh : HArs., lArund., IBadiag., 
 IBry., ICalc, ICham., IICheL, ICochl., ICo- 
 loc, ICop., IDulc, EucaL, IFerr., Ferr. ph., 
 Ind., Hpec, IMagn. c, Senecio, I IVer.; blen- 
 norrhoea, I I Hydras. ; blennorrhoea, with depres- 
 sion and disinclination to do anything, I I Grat.; 
 •chronic, lArs., IHydras., ILach., I INatr. m., 
 
 I IPtel., ISinap.; chronic, worse in morning, 
 INitr. ac; chronic, after great straining dis- 
 charges a mass of croupous exudation, ILach.; 
 in eruptive diseases, I Apis ; with affection of 
 liver and bladder, Cham.; in nephritis, Tereb.; 
 before pneumonia, IChel.; during subsidence 
 of cholera epidemic, I I Rhus ; followed by ul- 
 ceration, IHydras. 
 
 Intestines, colon : catarrh with colic, IColoc; 
 croup, IBrom.; cramplike pain, sigmoid flex- 
 ure, to back, with vomiting, IDiosc; cutting, 
 ICalc; distension of ascending (tumor caeci), 
 
 I I Plumb.; drawing, ICalc; ecchymosis, t.Bar. 
 m.; gurgling, in descending, worse after eat- 
 ing, Aloe ; hardness of ascending (tumor ceci), 
 I IPlumb.; heat, at lower end, ICalc; inflam- 
 mation of mucous coats, Erig.; pain in ascend- 
 ing, Rhus; pain in course of, ICrotaL, Diosc, 
 ILacc; pain in descending, lAsar., Berb., 
 Ipom.; severe pains in descending, in intussus- 
 ception, I IVer.; pain in descending, just below 
 ribs, All. sat.; pain and distension, especially of 
 transverse (chronic dyspepsia), IMerc. cor.; 
 pain in region of left superior flexure, Jalap.; 
 great pain along whole length, worse on press- 
 ure or movement, Ferr. iod.; pain in right 
 and left, Arund.; pain, awakens, better on 
 rising, Chrom. ac; pain, in sigmoid flexure, 
 Jalap.; pain, about sigmoid flexure (rheu- 
 matic diarrhoea), IColch.; pains in, with stool 
 looking like pea soup, and consisting of 
 yellowish-greenish and bloody mucus of dis- 
 agreeable odor, I Pod. ; pain in transverse, at 
 3 a.m., followed by diarrhoea, I I Pod.; pain in 
 transverse, with deranged liver, ILept.; 
 paralyzed inactive feeling, transverse, Aeon.; 
 peristalsis sluggish, ICard. m.; pressure, in 
 transverse, in forenoon, All. sat.; pressive 
 pain, in middle of ascending, Cain.; pricking, 
 Arund.; rumbling, Elat. ; rumbling in ascend- 
 ing, IPod.; rumbling, in ascending, with palpi- 
 tation from mental emotion or exertion, IPod.; 
 rumbling, in splenic flexure, lAgar., IILyc; 
 straining, almost cutting, after eating, Calc ; 
 swelling, _ size of a fist in transverse, with 
 long continued diarrhoea, IMerc. fi^g^caecum. 
 
 Intestines, congestion: IPod.; injection of 
 bloodvessels, Lyss., IITereb. 
 jg@f° inflammation. 
 
 Intestines, dryness: IOp., IPlumb.; of a por- 
 tion, headache with constipation, tongue clean 
 or covered with bubbles of frothy saliva, 
 INatr. m. Jg^" torpid. 
 
 Intestines, duodenum : aching, with colic 
 (dysentery), JCaps.; catarrh, IPuls.; catarrh 
 from chill (jaundice), I I Kali m.; catarrh, 
 in jaundice, IHydras., I IMerc; catarrh, caus- 
 ing jaundice, INatr. m. ; catarrh, with yellow- 
 coated tongue, IKali s.; congested, t.Bar. m.; 
 inflamed, Ats. s. f., t.Bar, m., IPod., Uran. n.; 
 inflammation, chronic, ILyc; pain, Astac; 
 pain, awoke at 1 a.m., into umbilical region, 
 Merc sul.; pain, worse sitting bent, IILyc, 
 dark red, t.Bar. m. ; sensitive, with colic (dys- 
 entery), ICaps.; ulceration, lArg. nit., IKali 
 bi., I Uran. n. 
 
 Intestines, fistula: discharge of pus, gases, 
 and pale matter, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Intestines, gangrene : I IPlumb. 
 
 Intestines, heat: ICanth. 
 
 f^g* burning, inflammation. 
 
 Intestines, hemorrhage: I Aeon., Agar., lAmb., 
 IIAnthrac, lArs., Bapt., Bar. m., ICact., 
 ICanth., HCinch., Cochl., MColch., ICollin., 
 ICrotaL, lErig., lEucal., IFerr. ph., IIHam., 
 Illpec, IKali bi., IKali iod., IKali ph., 
 IMerc, INitr. ac, INux v., I IPhos., IPsor., 
 I ISars., ISec, ISenecio, ISil., ITrill.,1 ITuberc, 
 ITJrt.ur., I IVer.; after pain in abdomen, I Ham.; 
 bright blood, Caust., bright red, in streams, 
 I Aeon. ; black blood (typhoid), IRhus; with 
 nasal catarrh, ICalc; chronic, with hemor- 
 rhoids,! Anac,ISul. ;coagula (typhus), I Alum.; 
 large, clotted masses, followed by shivering, 
 Med.; from portal congestion, IIHam.; of 
 dark fluid, fetid, or grumous, IHam. ; dark, 
 offensive (typhus), lArs.; dark, liquid (ty- 
 phoid), IIMur. ac; dark and tough, enveloped 
 in viscid mucus, Collin. ; dark, venous, about 
 a quart, better pain in abdomen (dysentery), 
 I Arm; decomposed, I ILach.; tarlike, in large 
 quantities, IHam.; in dropsy, following inter- 
 mittent, Citrus; with epithelial degeneration, 
 IITereb.; after much exertion, lifting or inter- 
 nal injuries, II Arm, IHam., IMillef., IRhus; 
 especially after physical exertion, blood bright 
 and clear, child set. 3, Cinn.; in bilious fever, 
 IChel.; in typhoid or typhus, lAlum., lArg. 
 nit., lArs., IBapt., I IChlor., I ILach., IMillef., 
 IIMur. ac, I INitr. ac, INux m.; in typhus 
 with syncope, I INux v., Phos. ac, IRhus, 
 ITereb.; in yellow fever, HCanth., IILach.; 
 with hypochondriasis, IPsor.; infiltrations, 
 IIAnthrac; with involuntary spasmodic 
 twitching of lower jaw, 1 1 Alum.; during men- 
 ses, Lyss.; vicarious menstruation, I IPhos., 
 I lUstil.; after checked metrorrhagia, Acet. ac, 
 painless, in large quantities, IBism.; passive, 
 IITereb.; in cirrhosis of liver, ISul.; passive, 
 bright red, after stool, with faintness when pro- 
 fuse, llgn.; with prolapsus ani, IIApis; secon- 
 dary, after removal of hemorrhoid, INitr. ac; 
 blood oozing on standing or walking, with dark 
 fluid hemorrhage during stool, ICrotaL; with 
 sharp stitching pains in rectum (fissures of 
 anus), IGraph.; during stool, INatr. m., IPuls.; 
 duringstool,inpurpuraha3morrhagica, I IPhos.; 
 during soft stool, IHep. (g^° Chap. 20, Anus 
 bleeding, Hemorrhoids bleeding); with or 
 
19. ABDOMEN. 
 
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 without stool, IRatan.; during and immedi- 
 ately after stool, Vib.; with ulceration, IHam., 
 IITereb.; with flow of urine (typhoid), 
 1 1 Alum.; after urinating, IMerc. ; in autum- 
 nal cold damp weather,IColch.; in old women, 
 large quantities of blood discharged at once 
 with constipation and hypochondriasis, 
 MPsor. 
 
 Intestines, hernia : f$^ intussusception; also 
 Inguinal region, hernia. 
 
 Intestines, infarctions: I lAnthrac. 
 
 Intestines, ileum : inflamed, IPod., Ars. s. f. 
 
 Intestines, infiltration : with chronic diarrhoea, 
 with formation of cavities and purulent exu- 
 dation into cavity of thorax (hectic fever), 
 1 1 Phos. ; serous and sero-hemorrhagic, I I An- 
 thrac. 
 
 Intestines, inflammation (enteritis) : IIAcet. 
 ac, IIAcon., IIAnt. t., II Apis, IIBelL, IIBry., 
 ICact., ICham., ICochl, Cop., Cup. s., Grat., 
 Jalap., ILach., 1 1 Lye. vir., IMerc, lOxal. ac, 
 I I Plumb., I I Rhus, I ISul., IITereb., I IVer.v.; 
 acute, catarrhal, during damp weather, warm 
 or cold, IGels.; appendicitis (fi^~ caecum 
 typhlitis) ; in children, from milk and farina- 
 ceous diet, ILyc; followed by dysentery, 
 Jugl.; chronic, IHydras., lOxal. ac, I ISul.; 
 chronic, catarrhal, IHydras.; chronic, with 
 dyspepsia, IHydr. ac; chronic, of five years' 
 standing, I IPhyt.; croupous, IHydras., IMerc 
 cor.; followed by alternate diarrhoea and con- 
 stipation, Hgn.; with distension of abdomen 
 (malignant scarlet fever), I ISal.ae ; in ascites, 
 I Apis; probably caused by eating baked beans, 
 I ITarant.; entero-colitis, INuphar., ITereb.; 
 entero-colitis, with colicky pains in rectum 
 and characteristic stools, iNuph.; with high 
 fever, IVer. v.; with typhoid symptoms, 
 IIBry., IHyos., IIRhus; with worm fever, 
 IMerc; follicular, I IPod.; from a foreign body, 
 ICalend.; gastro-enteritis, IIBry., I ICact., 
 Cup. m., IPhyt., IIRhus; with hiccough, 
 I IHyos.; with lancinating, IMerc; with me- 
 teorism, IXJran. n.; acute mucous, I I Iris; 
 pseudo - membraneous, I IMerc. cor.; with 
 faulty nutrition, followed by affection of ner- 
 vous centres, Lac def.; with stools of mucus 
 and blood, IXJrt. ur.; subacute, mucous, lAscl. 
 t.; typhlitis (JS^ 5 caecum) ; after inflamma- 
 tion, lAng. Jg^" caecum, colon, duodenum, 
 ileum, jejunum. 
 
 Intestines, impaction : ggg- obstruction. 
 
 Intestines, intussusception : lAcon., lArn., 
 IIArs.,IBell., IBry.,IColoc, IKali bi.,1 IKreo., 
 ILach., ILobel., ILyc, IMerc, INuxv., IIOp., 
 llPlumb., IRhus, Sul., Tabac, Thuya, I IVer.; 
 with agonizing colic, ICup. m.; with violent 
 colic and convulsions, IOp.; with colic and 
 fecal vomiting, IPlumb.; worse from motion, 
 sensitive to pressure, I Ars.; rushes about, 
 bent double, pressing abdomen, great anguish , 
 IVer.; with singultus, ICup. m.; threatening 
 sloughing, ILach. 
 
 figgr gangrene, inflammation, obstruction; 
 also Inguinal region, hernia. 
 
 Intestines, irritation: IPod.; alternates to chest, 
 ISeneg.; affecting brain and other organs, 
 Cina ; during dentition, I ICypr.; followed by 
 dysentery, Jugl.; after suppressed eczema, 
 ICup. ac; subacute, inflammatory, from 
 mouth to anus, INatr. c; in mastitis, I I Phos.: 
 after extreme mental exertion, INuxm.; with 
 
 constant accumulation of phlegm in bronchial 
 tubes, ISeneg.; with strabismus, in helmin- 
 thiasis, I INatr. ph., ISpig. 
 
 Intestines, jejunum: IPod.; pustular eruption, 
 IIAnt. t.; pale hypertrophied follicles, t.Ant. t. 
 
 Intestines, mucous membrane: anthrax, I lAn- 
 thrac; ecchymoses, Sal. ac; epithelial degen- 
 eration, with hemorrhages, IITereb.; false 
 membranous formations in small, produced 
 by gradual exudations of plastic lymph,. 
 ILept.; cedematous, discolored, cloudy red,. 
 I lAnthrac; pale, Ant. t.; pustular foci, I lAn- 
 thrac; small conical pustules, filled with se- 
 rum, Ant. t.; reddish swollen, cedematous, 
 hemorrhagic prominent infiltrations, grayish 
 or greenish yellow, discolored surface, slough- 
 ing centre, I lAnthrac; increased secretion of,, 
 IMagn. c 
 
 Intestines, affection of nerves : causes cholera, 
 IMagn. p.; causes cholera, second stage, I IKali 
 ph. Jgg^ 13 catarrh, inflammation. 
 
 Intestines, obstructions: fecal impaction,. 
 ICaust., Gels., I I Lac def., ILach., IIOp., 
 IPlumb. ; filled with hard feces, convolutions 
 could be distinctly felt and seen, I IPlumb. 
 gggT intussusception , peristaltic motion,. 
 torpid ; also Constipation. 
 
 Intestines, peristaltic motion : decreased, 
 I I Hep.; lost contractility, in constipation of 
 infants, ILyc; feeling of inertia, Cadm. s.;. 
 inertia, congestive, of lower, ICollin.; inertia,, 
 causing constipation, IPlat.; inertia, of lower, 
 hemorrhoids and constipation, especially dur- 
 ing pregnancy, ICollin.; paralysis, Caps., 
 Carbo v., Coccul., IOp., 1 1 Phos., IPlumb.; ac- 
 tion almost paralyzed, in spinal irritation, 
 
 I IRhus ; paralyzed, inactive feeling, Aeon.; 
 half paralytic,half cram py condition, I IPlumb.; 
 paralysis, from lead poisoning, IOp.; paralysis^ 
 particularly when lower portions (colon and 
 rectum) are affected, IPhos.; reversed, IOp.; 
 feeling, as if reversed, Asaf. ; disposition to 
 stool, but peristaltic motion in upper is want- 
 ing, Coccul. 
 
 Intestines, phlegmasia : IKali iod. 
 
 Intestines, torpid: All. sat., Asim., MCalab.,. 
 ■Card, m., Cinch., Coccul., IColoc, IKali c, 
 INatr. m., INux v., IIOp., I IPhos., IPlat., 
 
 I I Sumb. , I I Sep. , Sinap. fi^ Chap. 20, Con- 
 stipation; also Rectum torpid. 
 
 Intestines, tuberculosis: ICarb. s., Chin, s., 
 I ITuberc 
 
 Intestines, ulcers and ulceration: lArg. nit., 
 IIArs., ICalc, HCarbo v., IColoc, IKali bi., 
 ILyc, I INatr. ph., I IPlumb., Sal. ac, Sinap., 
 Sul., ITereb.; chronic, with hepatic disorder, 
 ILept.; chronic, with vomiting of ingesta, 
 hectic and emaciation, I IKali bi.; with cor- 
 roding, stinging pain, Cup. m.; causes diar- 
 rhoea, ISil.; with chronic diarrhcea,hectic fever, 
 I IPhos.; with diarrhoea, in tuberculosis, I lOle- 
 and.; with entero-colitis (typhoid diseases), 
 ITereb.; in infantile remittent fever, IMur. ac; 
 in typhoid fever, Agar., IBapt., IINitr. ac, 
 ITereb. ;with hemorrhage, IITereb.; of Peyer's 
 gland (typhoid), ITereb.; round, with black- 
 ish fundus, in small intestines, Ars. s. r.; 
 tubercular, with rapid suppuration of lungs, 
 formation of cavities and purulent exudation 
 into cavity of thorax, Phos.; of upper part, in 
 diphtheria, I IPhyt. 
 
 PERINEUM, as if a ball were pressing 
 
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 19. ABDOMEN. 
 
 against, in urinary troubles (prostatitis) ,Chim. 
 umb. 
 
 Perineum, burning: I I Plumb., Thuya ; during 
 stool, after a fall on perineum, lArn. 
 
 Perineum, contractive pain: after stool, ILyc. 
 
 Perineum, cramplike pain: cutting colic darts 
 through, IIArs. ; when rising from a seat, 
 Thuya. 
 
 Perineum, crawling : IChel. 
 
 Perineum, cutting : lAur. met. 
 
 Perineum, darting: to rectum andgenitals, Bov. 
 
 Perineum, dragging : in ulceration of os uteri, 
 IMerc. 
 
 Perineum, drawing : pressive pain in, as if a 
 spot were suppurating when walking or sit- 
 ting, MCycl.; painful into urethra, I Kali bi.; 
 along urethra, IMez. 
 
 Perineum, dull pain : worse on urinating, evacu- 
 ating bowels and during ejaculation of semen 
 (prostatitis and atony of .sexual organs), 
 USelen. 
 
 Perineum, eruption: Brom.; eczema, fBrom.; 
 herpes, itching, IIPetroL, Tell.; knotty puffi- 
 ness, Thuya ; obstinate, dry,IPetrol.; pimples, 
 INitr. ac. 
 
 Perineum, excoriated: jg^" intertrigo. 
 
 Perineum, fistula: I I Thuya. 
 
 Perineum, flying pains : to anus or upwards in 
 anterior wall of rectum, Ars. h. 
 
 Perineum, heat : in prostatitis, IPuls. 
 
 Perineum, heaviness: Con., Cop.; noticeable 
 at every step, it seems as if a lump were lying 
 there, Therid. 
 
 Perineum, injuries: after a fall, I Arm; la- 
 ceration, ICalend.; after rupture, chronic 
 diarrhoea with fr.equent involuntary stools, 
 Natr. s. 
 
 Perineum intertrigo (chafing, rawness): I Arum, 
 t., 1 1 Aur. mur.,ICalc, Carbo a.JCarbo v.,Caust., 
 ICham., IGraph., IHep.,Ign., 1 1 Lye, I Merc, 
 Petrol., Puis., 1 1 Sep., ISul., Thuya; of chil- 
 dren, particularly in groins, extending to scro- 
 tum, I Ars.; caused by stool (dysentery), ISul.; 
 viscid, inodorous humor oozes, Carbo a. 
 
 Perineum, itching : Agnus, I Carbo v., IChel., 
 INatr. s., INuph., HPetr., Sul.; unbearable, 
 after scratching pimples arise, oozing moist- 
 ure and keeping parts sore, ISars.; volup- 
 tuous, compels scratching, Tarax. 
 
 Perineum, pain (undefined): seemingly from 
 neck of bladder, ICanth. ; with coughing, Ars. 
 h.; in fistula in ano, HCaust.; to glans penis, 
 Diad.; when sitting, ILyc; after suppressed 
 gonorrhoea, after urination, I Coca. 
 
 Perineum, pressure : Con.; near anus, during 
 and after urination (enlarged prostate), ILyc; 
 at beginning of erection, and during coitus, 
 I Alum.; in fistula in ano, IBerb.; jammed 
 feeling, during urination, ILyc. ; when blow- 
 ing nose, Alum.; outward, dull, lAsaf.; pinch- 
 ing in region of neck of bladder, somewhat 
 to left, extending throughout lower pelvis and 
 into thigh, after urination (inflammation of 
 prostate), I IPuls.; with prostatitis, IPuls.; 
 sharp as with a cutting instrument, with con- 
 tractive pain between acts of urination and 
 discharge of mucus, I INux v. 
 
 Perineum, raphus : prominent, Thuya. 
 
 Perineum, relaxation : in ulceration of os uteri, 
 IMurex. 
 
 Perineum, sensation of swelling : when sitting 
 down, in urinary troubles, Chim. umb. 
 
 Perineum, shooting : into penis, ICalc p.; sting- 
 ing, deep into female parts, Berb. 
 
 Perineum, soreness: ICarbo v., Sep.; with 
 painful itching when touched, I ICarbo v.; 
 before menses, ISep.; in prostatitis, Chim. 
 umb.; with sensation as if vulva were en- 
 larged, before menses, ISil. 
 
 Perineum, stinging: I Aur. met.; in gonorrhoea 
 and gleet, IMez. 
 
 Perineum, stitches : boring, near anus, or from 
 above down, from within out, Lith., Spig.; 
 deep into pelvis, left side (fistula in ano), 
 IBerb.; when walking,in pregnancy, I I Amm.m. 
 
 Perineum, sweat: Alum., Carbo a., IHep.,IKali 
 c; when moving about, Psor.; at night, I Carbo 
 v.; offensive, Thuya ; profuse, Con. 
 
 Perineum, swelling : tumefaction, discharge of 
 pus and blood, with aching, beating throb- 
 bing, in lumbo-sacral region, I I Sil. 
 
 Perineum, tearing pain: extending through 
 urethra, IMez.; when walking (pregnancy), 
 I lAmm. m. 
 
 Perineum, tender : Cub. 
 
 Perineum, tension : Ant. t. 
 
 Perineum, throbbing: knocking, thumping, 
 near anus, Ars. h.; strong pulsation (fistula in 
 ano),IICaust.; pulsations in prostatitis, ICaust. 
 
 Perineum, titillating: in gonorrhoea or gleet, 
 IMez. 
 
 Perineum, twitching : Aloe. 
 
 Perineum, ulcers : j^° Chap. 20, Anus fistula. 
 
 Perineum, warts : broad, moist, burning condy- 
 lomata, IMerc. d.; a tubercle size of a pea, 
 one inch from anus, moist, smarted in walk- 
 ing, disappeared in ten days, Thuya ; occu- 
 pied by one broad condyloma half an inch in 
 height, constantly moistened by slimy, puru- 
 lent discharge, could scarcely bear pain, espe- 
 cially when walking, 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 PUBES, aching: Ammoniac, 1 1 Zinc 
 
 Pubes, burning : like fire, Arund. 
 
 Pubes, cutting : from bone to small of back, 
 evenings, Amm. m.; in bone, with pressure 
 towards rectum, Ang. 
 
 Pubes, drawing : Coccul., Coccus, Zinc. ; pain, 
 from right to left, with discharge of blood, 
 then earache from left to right, ICalc. p.; 
 upwards, in symphysis, ICalc p. 
 
 Pubes, dull sickish pain : with bearing down 
 during menses (metrorrhagia), I ISep. 
 
 Pubes, eruption : large boils, Apis ; hard crusts 
 on mons veneris, Con. 
 
 Pubes, symphysis feels as if suddenly forced 
 asunder: Tereb. 
 
 Pubes, hair: loss of, I INatr. m. 
 
 Pubes, heaviness : Ammoniac. 
 
 Pubes, itching: Ammoniac, Zing.; on mons 
 veneris, INatr. s.; from leucorrhoea, INatr. m.; 
 left side, to root of penis, Lyss. 
 
 Pubes, laborlike pains over symphysis : ISep., 
 ISul. 
 
 Pubes, pain : Arund., ICepa ; periodic, worse 
 sitting, Cepa ; to hip and small of back, pain 
 in right side, Amm. m.; symphysis sensitive 
 to touch, coughing, bending forward, Ars. h. 
 
 Pubes, as if a plug were wedged between sym- 
 physis and os coccygis, better with urging to 
 stool, 1 1 Aloe. 
 
 Pubes, pressure: Ammoniac, Bell., Zinc; with 
 cauliflower excrescence, IKali ars. 
 
 Pubes, pricking : as from pins in, Cinch, bol. 
 
 Pubes, puffing of parts on and around: 1 1 Lycvir. 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 527 
 
 Pubes, pulling and pain, as if menses were com- 
 ing on : Med. 
 
 Pubes, soreness: across, IINux v.; sprained, 
 lame pain in left side, to thigh on stretching 
 limb after sitting, Euphor. 
 
 Pubes, stitching : to sacrum, Coccul., Coccus, 
 Lil. tig.; to small of back, evening, Amm. m. 
 
 Pubes, sweat : in prostatitis and atony of sex- 
 ual organs, USelen. 
 
 Pubes, tearing : Tereb.; in left eminence, inter- 
 mittent, Arn.; transversely across, thence 
 through pudenda to anus, ICarbo a. 
 
 Pubes, tensive pain : Bell. 
 
 Pubes, tickling : in symphysis, Anag. 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 Anus. Cholera Asiatica. Cholera Infantum. Cholera Morbus. 
 Constipation. Diarrhoea. Dysentery. Flatus. Hemor- 
 rhoids. Rectum. Stool. Before Stool. During Stool. 
 After Stool. Worms. 
 
 ANUS, abscess: ICalc, IHep., IMerc., ISil.; 
 painful in fistula, ICalc. s.; just below coccyx, 
 as large as a hazel nut, soon opened, a funnel- 
 shaped ulcer, about one centimetre in circum- 
 ference, bottom and walls bright red, puru- 
 lent discharge constantly exuding, IPseonia. 
 ggs^- boil, inflamed, swollen, ulceration. 
 
 Anus, aching: I Alum., Ars. i., I ILact. ac, 
 ISul., I IRatan.; with large soft stool, Kob. 
 
 Anus, ball : g@~ plug. 
 
 Anus, beating : J&igr throbbing. 
 
 Anus, biting: ICaps., Cepa, IPhos., Spong.; with 
 diarrhoea, I IDulc; in hemorrhoids, IMur. ac; 
 as from pepper, IDulc.; sore pain, on walking, 
 IMez.; with wide redness around, worse at 
 night from heat, heat of bed and rubbing or 
 scratching, better from cold, cold water and 
 pinching part, IPetrol.; during stool, ICinch., 
 ■Lye; after stool, Agar., Colch. 
 g^ itching, burning, smarting. 
 
 Anus, bleeding: I Apis, ICrotal., IPhos., I ISul., 
 Zinc; black blood after exercise, Berb. ; bright 
 blood, with or without stool, large quantity 
 causing weakness, 1 1 Case. ; bright red blood 
 with burning and pricking as from thorns, 
 Lyss.; blood coagulated, lAlum., Strain.; in 
 constipation, IINatr. m. ; bleeds easily, IILyc; 
 in drops, ICamph. ; during menses, IILach., 
 Lvss.; vicarious menstruation from, Zinc; 
 blood oozes, Anthrac; during stool, ICarbo v.; 
 after stool, ICarbo v., I INatr. m., Spong.; after 
 wine or whiskey, Alum. gisT Hemorrhoids 
 bleeding ; also Chap. 19, Intestines hemor- 
 rhage. 
 
 Anus, boil : furuncle, near to right, with pain, 
 cannot sit, has to stand or lie on left side, dis- 
 charges bloodv pus, leaves painless fistula, 
 Calc p. g^ abscess. 
 
 Anus, boring : Calad.; intensely painful, cramp- 
 ing to rectum or testicles (hemorrhoids), 
 ISil. 
 
 Anus, bruised pain: (dysentery), lArn. 
 
 Anus, burning: I^Esc h., I Alum., lArs., Aspar., 
 lArum t., Berb., Bor., IBry., ICalc, Calc p., 
 Cain., ICarbo a., Carb. s., ICarbo v., ICochl., 
 
 Cocc, Coccul., IColch., ICollin., Coloc, ICop., 
 Cinn., ICrot. t., Cub., Euphor., IFerr., 
 IIGamb., IHell., lllris, IKali bi., Kali c, 
 Lactu. v., ILil. tig., IMur.ac, INitr. ac, IINux 
 v., 01. an., Petrosel., Rhus v., IThuya, I I Zing.; 
 with aching in small of back, Merc, per.; with 
 spasmodic contraction, Cofl'.; with diarrhoea, 
 lArs., HCaps., IGamb., IManc, I Nu ph.; after 
 diarrhoea, I IGrat.j after diarrhoea and catarrh 
 of stomach, IDulc; with painless diarrhoea, 
 IKali c.j with discharge of moisture from 
 rectum, Coloc; in dysentery, lArs., HCaps., 
 Tabac; in intervals of epileptic attacks, I Ars.; 
 as if excoriated, around, IBar.c; feels on fire, 
 lllris ; in fissure of anus, IGraph.; like fire, 
 I Ars.; from flatus, Bapt. ; with cadaverous 
 smelling flatus, I I Agar.; after passage of fla- 
 tus, IIAloe; and heat during stool, Gamb.; 
 in hemorrhoids, IINux v., I ISabina, IISul.; 
 followed by protrusion of hemorrhoids, IRa- 
 tan.; when hemorrhoids do not protrude, 
 ■Sep.; itching, Zing.; for hours, I lEatan.; 
 during menses, Berb.; in locomotor ataxy, 
 I INux v.; in margins, lErig.; with nausea 
 after stool, Kali bi.; in neuralgia, llris ; at 
 night (hemorrhoids), IISul.; especially at 
 night, in tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; in 
 prolapsus ani), I Apis; from excoriation, dur- 
 ing stool, Magn.m.; during pregnancy, ICaps.; 
 in rheumatic attack, IBry.; as from salt in a 
 wound, after a slimy, diarrhcea-like stool, 
 Prun.; provoking scratching, IPaeonia ; inter- 
 feres with sitting, I Card, m.; sitting awhile, 
 IISul.; preventing sleep, I Aloe ; soreness, 
 lasting all day, IThuya; sore pain, around, 
 Euphor. ; sticking, in evening, while walking, 
 Zinc; with tenesmus, preventing sleep, must 
 rise, Amm. c.j after vexation, ICham.; better 
 on applying cold water, ITereb.; before stool, 
 Sabad.; before and after stool, lOleand.; be- 
 fore diarrhoea-like stool, IRatan.; before stool, 
 with protrusion of varices, I IRatan.; dur- 
 ing stool, Agar., Aph. ch., I Ars., Bar. c, 
 IBerb., ICalc, ICanth., I Castor., Cham., 
 ICinch., Cycl., Iris, Kali bi., ILyc, IMerc, 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 IMerc. c6t., iMerc. sul., IMur. ac, Natr. c, 
 INatr. s., Pic. ac, 1 1 Plumb., Sinap., ISul., 
 IVer., IZinc; during and after stool, Cann. s.; 
 during stool, worse in afternoon and evening, 
 also during rest, better from motion, Coloc. ; 
 with copious stool, I ITereb.; with stool hastily 
 passed, Osm. ; with* dry stool, IKali bi.; dur- 
 ing stool, in dysentery, IColoc, ILach., lUrt. 
 ur. ; during stool, in autumnal dysentery, 
 IMerc. ; with exhausting stool, Vinca ; with 
 fluid, frothy stool, I IOp.; during stool, lasts 
 eight hours after, three weeks after confine- 
 ment, IHydras.; intolerable, during stool, 
 allows no rest, IStaph.; with loose stool, Clem. ; 
 with soft stools, IMerc, Sul.; with watery 
 stools, in evening,ILach.; with stool, like boil- 
 ing w r ater, Merc sul.; after stool, Aloe, Ant.t. , 
 Arund., Bar. c, IBerb., Bo v., Caps., ICastor., 
 ICarbo v., Chin, a., IColoc, Diosc, IIGamb., 
 Iod., IKali c, Kali nit., ILach., IMagn. c, 
 I IMagn. m.,IMerc,IMur. ac, Natr. a., INatr. 
 m., INatr. s., Niccol., INux v., IPhos., Sinap., 
 Stront., ISul., Tarant.,Tereb., Thuya, ITromb., 
 IZinc; after stool, in cholerine, Crot. t.; after 
 stool, in constipation, HSil.; after constipated 
 stool, ISul.; after diarrhcea-like stool, IRatan.; 
 after stool, with papescent diarrhoea, Pseonia ; 
 after stool, in dysentery, IXJrt. ur. ; after soft 
 stool, in evening, I ISul.; after stool, in gastric 
 fever, I I Sep.; after stool, in typhus I Apis ; 
 after loose stool, I Ant. t. ; after stool, with pro- 
 trusion of varices, 1 1 Ratan. 
 fflgg" biting, heat, inflamed, smarting. 
 
 Anus, burrowing : Calad. 
 
 Anus, chill : nervous, running down legs, with 
 spasmodic sensation, after retiring, Syph. 
 
 Anus, clawing : with constipated stool, IZinc. 
 
 Anus, congestion : after dinner, I I Sep. 
 
 Anus, constriction (spasmodic contraction) : 
 1 1 Ang., Bell.JCamph., Cann. s.,Caust.,IChel., 
 Coccul., IFluor. ac, IForm., Grat., Hippom., 
 IIgn.,ILach.,IINuxv.,IOp.,l IRatan.,Therid.; 
 caused by pain in abdomen, extending low 
 down,Verbas. ; with burning and itching,Coff. ; 
 with coliclike pains before stool, Plumb.; as 
 if completely closed, 1 1 Agar., Crot. t., ILach., 
 INitr. ac, IOp., Vib.; as though closed, with 
 persistent constipation, ILach.; as if closed, 
 with desire to go to stool, IOp.; seems closed, 
 flatus cannot escape, Carbo a.; firmly ck>sed, 
 as if locked, during night, I I Sec; closed, dur- 
 ing colic, with obstinate constipation, IOp.; 
 closed in fissure ani, IHam.; closed, after 
 scanty hard stool, Uamb.; in constipation, 
 ILach., IINatr. m., IINux v., IOp.; almost 
 daily, INitr. ac; and drawn up (retracted), 
 Iodof., IOp., IPlumb.; drawn up, painful, 
 after a scanty knotty stool, IKali bi.; had to 
 draw upward, 1 1 Agar.; feeling, in rheumatic 
 fever, 1 1 Thuya; feeling, in melancholia, 
 ILach.; painful, IBell., Cann. s.; painful up 
 back, sharp cutting, lancinating, during stool, 
 Coloc; painful, spasmodically closed, IINux 
 v.; painful, following prolapsus of rectum, 
 ILach.; painful, while sitting, I Coccul., I Man g.; 
 painful, follows desire for stool, ILyc ; painful, 
 during stool, ISil.; painful, during dry stool, 
 Brach.; painful, with hard, lumpy stool, like 
 sheep dung, 1 1 Plumb.; after stool, Colch., 
 ■Ign., Kali bi., INitr. ac, ISep., ISul.; pain- 
 ful after stool, lasts till 5 p.m., suddenly ceases, 
 llgn. ; during spasm, IHyos.; spasm, with colic- 
 
 like pains before stool, Plumb.; violent spasm, 
 with watery, jellylike stool of mucus (dysen- 
 tery, cholera sporadica), HColch.; spasmodic,, 
 painful, on carefully pushing finger into- 
 rectum (chronic constipation), ILyc; prevent- 
 ing stool, Cepa, IChel., I ILyc, INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac; during stool, Nux m., Thuya; during or in- 
 dependent of stool, with shuddering over 
 back, IColch.; after stool, I INitr. ac, Nux m.; 
 after bloody stool, Elaps ; after diarrhoeic 
 stool, I ILach.; after stool around prolapsed 
 rectum, which becomes constricted and sensi- 
 tive to touch, painful like a sore during 
 pregnancy, IMez.; after stool, worse standing, 
 llgn.; with yellow granular stool, Mang. 
 gig" 3 stricture. 
 
 Anus, cramping pain: Carb. s., INux m. 
 j^jgp constriction. 
 
 Anus, crawling : Benz. ac, ICepa, Coccus, 
 Kali c, Merc, per., ISabad.; cold, like a worm, 
 more on left side, Cepa ; in evening, in bed, 
 IMar. v.; in spasms, IMosch.; after stool, 
 Berb.; with tenesmus, as in diarrhoea, every 
 evening before going to sleep, I I Plat.; as from 
 large worm, Cinnab. ; as from worms, Elaps, 
 I IMar. v., ITereb., I IZinc; as from worms, 
 has to scratch, Agar.; as from thread worms, 
 I Croc. ; with ascarides, worse from warmth 
 of bed, IMar. v. gggf itching, tickling. 
 
 Anus, cutting: IIAlum., Kali c; in diarrhoea, 
 IIArs.; feels as if cut, some hours after stool 
 (hemorrhoids), IINux v. ; jerklike, Zinc; like 
 a knife, sawing backward and forward (hem- 
 orrhoids), I .Esc h.; and stitching, IGraph. ; 
 during stool, Cepa, IMur. ac, Natr. c, INitr. 
 ac,Pic ac, Stann. \ I Vib.; during hard stool, 
 IPhos.; during and after stool, Agar. 
 g^* darting, jerking, lancinating, shoot- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Anus, darting : Coloc; causes contraction, Lyss. 
 g^gf 3 * cutting, jerking, lancinating, shoot- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Anus, feeling as if diarrhoea would ensue : Bry. 
 
 Anus, digging : Calad. 
 
 Anus, discharge (involuntary) : fetid, INitr.ac; 
 fetid, dirty looking hemorrhoidal, obliging 
 him to wear a bandage, I IHydras.; fetid, 
 moisture, in fissure, IPseonia ; fetid, watery, 
 after menses, Ars. ; greenish yellow, 1 1 Med. ; 
 corrosive, IMerc cor.; liquid, followed 
 by feces at night, during sleep, Sul.; of mu- 
 cus, Cochl. ; mucus, with hemorrhoids,IDiosc;. 
 moisture, Agar., Bar. c, ICarbo v., Caust., 
 I IGraph., I INitr. ac, IRatan., ISep., ISul., 
 ISul.; moisture, glutinous, with musty odor, 
 at night, ICarbo v.; moisture, fetid, like 
 fish-brine, Med.; moisture, in hemorrhoids, 
 Bar. c, HCaust., INatr. m., ISep., I ISul.; 
 moisture, followed by itching, ISul.; moist- 
 ure, in paralysis of bowels, IPhos.; of mucus, 
 Agar., IColch., Graph.; mucous, with excoriat- 
 ing pain, Coloc; mucous, in hemorrhoids, 
 lAnt. c,IBor.,ICalc,ICaps.,IICarbo v.,llNitr. 
 ac, INux v., IPhos., IPhyt.; mucous, with 
 hemorrhoids, itching at night after getting into 
 bed, worse at night from heat,heat of bed, and 
 rubbing or scratching, better from cold, cold 
 water, and pinching parts, IPetrol.; mucous, 
 during menses, I ILach.; mucous, sensitive,as if 
 skin were cracked and chapped, Thuya ; mu- 
 cous, stitches in rectum, in direction of a line 
 from anus to sacrum, Thuya; mucous, yellow, 
 
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 white, lAnt. e; of a viscid fluid, ISul. ; as of a 
 warm fluid escaping,Acon. ; of water, continual 
 (cholera), Uatroph. B^ bleeding, ulcera- 
 tion; also Hemorrhoids discharge. 
 
 Anus, distress: with light colored lumpy- 
 stools, I Collin. 
 
 Anus, dragging: as if diarrhoea would easily 
 ensue, ICrot. t.; when not at stool, INux v. 
 
 Anus, drawing : ICann. s.; with nausea, after 
 stool, Kali bi.; to navel, ILach.; painful, pres- 
 sive, as if a spot were suppurating, 1 1 Cycl. ; 
 through urethra, Hippom., IMez. 
 
 Anus, dryness ; INatr. m. ; very unpleasant 
 sensation, Agar. 
 
 Anus, dull pain : after stool, lasting half an 
 hour, ICollin. 
 
 Anus, eruption : blotches, Ign.; red blotches 
 like flgwarts, I Thuya ; burning, inflamed, 
 ICalc; crusts, Berb., Con.; caused by excori- 
 ating diarrhoea, I ISul.; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 INatr. s.; eczema, I INitr. ac; erosion, like a 
 chronic eczema, with profuse discharges of 
 offensive smelling serum, I Staph.; erythema, 
 with hemorrhoids, I INitr. ac; red erythemat- 
 ous circles (hemorrhoids), IHam.; eczematous 
 exanthema (hemorrhoids), llChel.; excres- 
 cences, near, with serous discharge, I lAur. 
 mur. ; herpetic, IBerb., IINatr. m.; herpetic, 
 red blotches, after scratching, Ipec; herpetic 
 scaling off, I Petrol. ; knotty, wartlike INatr. 
 s. ; in ozaena, IGraph. ; pimples, Cinnab.; pus- 
 tules large, painful, discharging pus, blood and 
 serum, ICaust.; scurf on borders, IPetrol. 
 
 Anus, excoriated (chafed, raw) : Agnus, Ascl. s., 
 lAur. mur., ICham., IIGamb., IHydras., 
 IMerc, I INatr. p., I ISul. ; with diarrhoea, 
 IINitr. ac. ; with serous discharge, Caust.; 
 moist, soreness when walking, INitr. ac; 
 feeling, lAsc. h., Ilgn., latere. ; in prolapsus 
 ani, II Apis; widespread redness, with itch- 
 ing biting, worse at night from heat, heat of 
 bed, and rubbing or scratching, better from 
 cold, cold water and pinching parts, IPetrol.; 
 in scrofula, lArs.; as if skin were rubbed 
 off, Carbol. ac; by stools, 1 1 Apis, Coloc, 
 IMerc, IMur. ac, IINitr. ac, Nux m., INux 
 v.,IRheum,ISul.; by stool, in chronic intestinal 
 catarrh, I Ars.; by stool, in dysentery, ITJrt. ur. 
 
 Anus, fissures (rhagades) : yEsc. h., lAgn. c, 
 Berb., Calc p., ICaust,, ICepa, HCund., Fluor. 
 ac, IIGraph., Grat,, IHydras., Ilgn., Lach., 
 Mez., INatr. m., IINitr. ac, Nux v., IPseonia, 
 IPetrol., IPhos., IPhvt., Plat., IPlumb., 
 IIRatan., USep'., IBil,, ISul., I ISyph., Thuya; 
 bleeding, smarting, burning, after stool, INatr. 
 m.; with periodical profuse bleeding, I I Rhus ; 
 burning, IIGraph.; in tall, slim, light children 
 who form bone and teeth slowly, Calc. p.; with 
 constipation, IGraph., I INatr. m.; hemor- 
 rhoidal, Aloe, I Ars., Caps., IGraph., IHydras., 
 Ilgn., I INux v., IPa-onia, IPhos., IPod., 
 ■Sep., ISul., IThuya ; feeling, in hemorrhoids, 
 I Kali c; oozing constantly, keeping anus 
 damp and disagreeable, IPgeonia; pain after 
 stool, IMez., ISil., pains worse when walking, 
 ICaust,; with sensitiveness of rectum, ISRa- 
 tan.; painful to touch, often with warts, some- 
 times immense numbers of flat, moist mucous 
 tubercles, or condylomata, especially in syphi- 
 litic subjects, IIThuya; ulcerations, HCham. 
 gggp" fistula, ulceration. 
 
 Anus, fistula : Aloe, I Alum., I Aur. mur. ,BIBerb., 
 
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 ■ ICalc. c, ICalcp.,ICalend.,IICaust.,IFluor. 
 ac, IGraph., I Hy.dras., Ign., IIKalic, IKreo., 
 ILach., IMerc, INitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., 
 ■Sep., IISiL, IStaph., ISul., IThuya.; with ab- 
 scess, in scarlatina, ILach.; alternating, with 
 chest symptoms, ICalc. p.; with bilious symp- 
 toms, IIBerb.; blind, external, IIThuya; 
 with chest symptoms, ICalc. p., IPhos., 
 I ISil. ; with chronic cough, j Cop. ; w T ith heart 
 trouble, ICact.; with leucorrhcea, Calc. p.; 
 persons w T ith pains in joints in cold weather, 
 Calc. p. JKiT abscess, inflamed, fissures, 
 swollen, ulceration. 
 
 Anus, fulness : liEsc. h., BAloe, 1 1 Agar., I ISul.; 
 after stool, Berb.; as if stuffed full, 1 1 Apis; 
 after a walk, I^Esc. h. 
 g£g CD heaviness, pressure. 
 
 Anus, heat: Agar., Bry., lEup. perf.; in cholera 
 Asiatica, after subsidence of urgent symptoms, 
 lEup. perf.; dry, with sudden stitches, like 
 stabs with a penknife, I I Rat,; when hemor- 
 rhoids do not protrude, ISep.; continually dur- 
 ing pregnancy, 1 1 Zing.; during stool, I Ant. 
 t., IGlon., IPod.; during constipated stool, 
 IVer.; with stool, in morning, IPod.; warmth, 
 Agar., Calc. p. fig^ burning, inflamed. 
 
 Anus, heaviness: I I Agar., Bry., USep.; worse 
 from exercise (hemorrhoids), INitr. ac; with 
 strong desire to evacuate great quantity, 
 nothing passes (heart affection), ICact.; in 
 prostatic affection, Cact,; sickness at thought 
 of food, ISep. ; after stool, Aloe ; after consti- 
 pated stool, ISep. 
 j^gp fulness, plug, pressure. 
 
 Anus, inflamed : Sarrac, I I Zing. ; subcutaneous, 
 cellular tissue, left side, extending two, three 
 inches over left buttock, and along perineum, 
 softening surrounded by hard, burning, ten- 
 der, painful area, I Bar. c $g^ burning, 
 heat, swollen ; also Rectum inflamed. 
 
 Anus, injuries: lacerated, ICalend.; lacerated, 
 by stool, I I Lac def., IINatr.m. g^gr fissures. 
 
 Anus, itching (pruritus): liEsc. h., lAgnus, 
 Aloe, lAlum., Amb., Amm. c, Ananth., lArg. 
 nit., I Ars., Bell ., Cact, , ICalc , Card. m. , Carbol. 
 ac, Carb. s., IICarbov.,Caust., IChel., ICina, 
 Cinnab., Coccus, Cochl., IColch., ICollin., 
 I Croc, Crot. t., Cub., Cup. a., Ferr., 
 IIFluor. ac, IIGraph., Grat., IHam., Ign., 
 Ipec, IKali c, Lye, IMagn. m., Mar. v., IMur. 
 ac, I INatr. c, I INatr. ph., IINitr. ac, I INux 
 v.,' IPhos., IPolyg., IRatan., Rhus, ISabad., 
 ■Sep., ISpig., ISul., IThuya; every afternoon, 
 Viol., MZinc; to back, MZing.; picks, Chel., 
 ICina ; with spasmodic contraction, Coff.; with 
 cough, I IPhos.; creeping, INatr. c; with 
 stomachy, noisy cough, IKali m.; day and 
 night, ICaust,; several times during day, also 
 in evening before going to sleep, IMez. ; in- 
 terior studded with itching eminences,as from 
 corrugation without contraction, a kind of 
 hemorrhoidal tumor, I IPolyg.; moist, tender, 
 eruption, IILyc; in evening, Alum., Bor.; 
 w r orse in evening, ICalc p.; especially in even- 
 ing, I Plat.; in evening, in bed, Lye; espe- 
 cially in evening, caused by pin worms, 1 1 Urt. 
 ur.; with discharge of offensive flatus, Rumex;' 
 in hemorrhoids, I IChel., ILyc, IPuls., HSa- 
 bina, IISul.; intolerable, IIApis; intense, 
 causing one to toss and roll about all night 
 with sleeplessness, IMar. v.; afterwards, itch- 
 ing, tickling in larynx, forcing spasmodic 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 cough, better by hawking mucus from larynx, 
 Gale, fl.; small lump, worse at night, Alum. ; 
 on margins, as from blind piles, INux v.; moist 
 in primary syphilis, I ISyph.;at night, prevents 
 sleep (hemorrhoids, BSul.; especially at night, 
 itching, in tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; 
 at night, from ascarides, BFerr., BIgn.; nightly, 
 from worms, I IVal.; at night, from seatworms, 
 BFerr.; painful, BCham.; painful, after consti- 
 pated stool, BSul.; ending in a dull pain, Zinc. ; 
 with pain in right thigh, IIMur. ac; with 
 i wide redness around, worse at night, from 
 heat, heat of bed and rubbing or scratching, 
 better from cold, cold water and pinching 
 parts, I Petrol.; provoking scratching, IPeeonia; 
 compels her to scratch and rub until parts are 
 raw and sore, with hemorrhoids, 1 1 Petrol.; 
 worse after sleep, BLach.; preventing sleep, 
 BAloe; smarting, as from pustule, three-quar- 
 ter inch to left, Gamb.; with sore pain, as 
 from hemorrhoids, BNux v.; sore, after rub- 
 bing, worse afternoon, extending to perineum 
 and scrotum, cause scratching, better by hot 
 water, Ars. met.; while sitting, Jacar., Staph.; 
 before stool, BSpong.; during stool, BSul.; 
 after stool, Aloe, Anag., Berb., Cain., BKali c, 
 iMerc, BMur. ac ., BNatr. in., Niccol., Plat., 
 ■Staph.; after mucous stool, BSil.; after scanty 
 stool, Cain.; after soft stool, Zinc; better from 
 cold water, Caust.; as from worms, Agar., 
 1 1 Mar. v., BNatr. s.; in worm affections, BCepa, 
 Elat., IMerc; from worms, especially at 
 night when warm in bed, I I Natr. p. ; with 
 ascarides, ICalc, Calc a., Calc fl., Citrus, 
 BFerr., BFerr. m., BIgn.; with ascarides, worse 
 from warmth of bed, BMar. v. 
 Jg^gr 1 biting, crawling, tickling. 
 
 Anus, irritation: in affection of liver, BMagn. 
 m. g^° biting, crawling, itching, tickling. 
 
 Anus, jerking: into rectum and abdomen 
 (hemorrhoids), BSep.; after stool, BColoc; up- 
 ward, through rectum, during loose stool, 
 BSep. %@T darting. 
 
 Anus, lancinating : Kali c, Jacar.; upward, 
 after constipated stool, BSul.; as from ulcera- 
 tion, during stool, BNatr. m. 
 gggf° cutting, darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Anus, constant motion : chorea, BMygale. 
 
 Anus, neuralgic pain: Rhus v.; with tenes- 
 mus, stool normal, Erig. 
 8^* Rectum neuralgia. 
 
 Anus, pain (undefined) : during cough, BLach.; 
 compelling him to draw it together, Aloe ; 
 hemorrhoidal, BHam., BIgn., BLyc; worse from 
 motion, BThuya ; returns at same hour each 
 day, worse by walking, still worse by standing, 
 be rter sitting, MIgn.; when sneezing, BLach.; 
 better standing, than lying, I ISul.; as if it would 
 fly to pieces, during constipated stool, Thuya; 
 long lasting, causing screams and crying after 
 stool, BColch.; before stool, ILyc; during 
 stool, MChel., Colch., Dolich., IMerc, BPod., 
 Stront. ; during stool, after dinner, Agar.; 
 during stool, in fissure ani, BHam.; during 
 stool, in morning, BPod.; during stool, look- 
 ing like pea soup and consisting of yellowish, 
 greenish or bloody mucus of disagreeable 
 odor, BPod.; during stool and urination. Ars. 
 s. r.; after stool, Ascl. t., Ind.; constipated, 
 for hours after stool, (Hydras.; after stool, in 
 hemorrhoids, ByEsc. h.; along urethra, after 
 walking or riding, with frequent urination, 
 
 urine passed in small quantities by day with 
 dribbling afterwards, BStaph. 
 
 Anus, paralysis: I I Agar., Ars.i., Bar. m., Bry., 
 BHyos., BLaur., IMur. ac, BPhos.; in nervous 
 apoplexy, BHyos.; in caries of vertebrae, BPhos.; 
 in sporadic cholera, BTabac; with involuntary 
 diarrhoea, result of nervous excitement, B Gels.; 
 with painless discharge of bloody mucus, in 
 last stage of dysentery, B BPhos.; difficulty in 
 retaining feces, in hysterical women and 
 
 - young girls, BHyos.; feces passed as fast as 
 they accumulated, I ITarant.; with disposition 
 to prolapsus, BGels.; in muscular atrophy, 
 BCalc; with involuntary stools, BBSec; tem- 
 porary, Bell.; during urination, Ind. 
 g^T* relaxed. 
 
 Anus, violent pinching : with stool of hard, 
 small, black lumps, mixed with blood, Sul. ac. 
 
 Anus, sensation as of a plug : 6 a.m., Bry. ; of a 
 ball, BBSep.; as if sitting on a ball, Cann. i.; 
 can scarcely sit down, Kali bi. ; before stool, 
 BLach.; as if filled by a hard, round body, 
 Cann. i. ; as of a heavy lump, during menses, 
 BSil.; as if a plug were forced outward, BCrot. 
 t. ; as if a hard body were pressing backward 
 and against anus, worse standing, BLil. tig. 
 JgiiP^ fulness, heaviness, pressure. 
 
 Anus, pressure (sensation) : BAcon., BAloe, 
 Ang., Bry., BCycl., BKali bi., BSul; bearing 
 down, Berb., Calc. p., BPuls., BBSul. ; bearing 
 down, painful, with pain in head, Lil. tig.; 
 bearing down, in prolapsus and hemorrhage, 
 BIpec; bearing down, as if everything were 
 coming out, during stool, worse after stool, 
 I ITromb.; bubbling, in region of coccyx, 
 Val.; ceases on escape of mucus, Coloc; com- 
 pression, as if worms were in it, Ferr. iod. ; 
 constant, worse from exercise (hemor- 
 rhoids), BNitr. ac; constant, outward, with 
 pain on pressure at umbilicus, B BCrot. t.; with 
 painful contractions, BBell.; in diarrhoea of 
 children, BVal.; in dysentery, BArn., BSul.; 
 in fissures of anus, I Graph.; forcing down, 
 painful, BNux m. ; forcing down, after sitting, 
 BBSul.; with blind hemorrhoids, before con- 
 stipated stool, Ver.; at noon, I I Agar.; pain- 
 ful, with diarrhoeic stool, brown, frothy mat- 
 ter, B BKali bi.; painful, in dysentery, BArn.; 
 painful, in hemorrhoids, I ISabina ; sharp, as 
 with a cutting instrument, with contractive 
 pain between acts of urination and discharge 
 of mucus, I INux v.; while sitting, Euph.; 
 before stool, Sul. ac; after stool, Berb., Sil., 
 Sul. ac; with constipated stool, BZinc; after 
 soft, pasty Stool, Sul. ac. 
 $|g^ fulness, heaviness, plug, urging ; also 
 Rectum tenesmus, and Stool urging. 
 
 Anus, external pressure ; relieves, B^Esc. h. 
 
 Anus, pricking: Arund., Grat.; around, Jacar.; 
 with constant discharge of mucus, BColoc; 
 later, continuous pain, caused by feces not too 
 hard, BAloe.; as from pins, better on slight 
 friction, Cact.; as of points, after stool, Iris; 
 has to rise up on account of pain, ISul. ac; 
 after stool, Sinap. ; as from worms, Agar. 
 $^ sticking, stinging. 
 
 Anus, prolapsus: All. sat., BAlum., BBApis, 
 Arum.m., BAsar., BBell., BBCalc, -Calc s., 
 ■ Collin., Elaps, I lEryng., IGamb., Ign., Lye, 
 ■Natr. m, , BNux v., B BPod., BPhos. , BSul. , 1 1 Ta- 
 bac; with bloody stools and scrapings from in- 
 testines (dysentery), BlColch.; bleeding, blood 
 
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 escapes in drops (diarrhoea), IMerc. cor. ; of 
 children, UPod.; in children suffering from 
 constipation or with diarrhoea, during teeth- 
 ing, INux v.; in children, from debility of in- 
 fancy and childhood, UPod.; in cholera in- 
 fantum, ICalc; with diarrhoea, IMerc. cor., 
 UPod.; after attack of dysentery half a year 
 previously, IIRuta; after hemorrhoids, A rn.; 
 with hemorrhoids, great loss of blood and 
 debility, ICollin.; feeling as if anus would 
 come out during stool, Ascl. t.; in liver affec- 
 tions, IPod.; in morning, IPod.; painful, 
 INitr. ac; with paralysis, IPlumb.; after par- 
 turition, IPod.; as though sphincter had lost 
 its contractile power and was paralyzed 
 (fissures of anus), I Graph. ; before stool, IPod. ; 
 •during stool, ICinnab., Fluor, ac, Gamb., 
 IMur.ac., IPod., ISep., ISul.; during loose stool, 
 lAnt. c, UPod.; during stool, even from least 
 exertion, followed by stool or thick transpar- 
 ent mucus, or. mixed with blood, UPod.; dur- 
 ing each stool, often difficult to reduce (facial 
 neuralgia), INux v.; after stool, lEuphor., 
 Ilndig., IMerc, INatr. m., ISul., ITromb.;after 
 loose stool, ISep.; with frequent unsuccessful 
 urging to stool, IRuta ; tendency to, I IPod.; 
 with tenesmus, Tromb.; during urination, 
 IMur. ac. ; complicated with and sequential 
 to uterine displacement, UPod.; with vomit- 
 ing of milk, in infants, IPod.; after walking,' 
 five or ten minutes, hinders walking and 
 forces him to return, lArn. 
 fgggT Rectum prolapsus. 
 
 Anus, pruritus: gg^ itching. 
 
 Anus, pulsating : g^gf throbbing. 
 
 Anus and surroundings, purple and covered 
 with a thick crust: I IPa?onia. 
 
 Anus, rasping : after stool, Berb. 
 
 Anus, rawness: figi^ excoriated. 
 
 Anus, too red; lArs., I IZing.; in scrofula, lArs., 
 ISul. $5^ inflamed. 
 
 Anus, relaxed: Carbo v., IPhos., I I Zing.; want 
 of confidence in sphincter, in diarrhoea,! I Aloe; 
 gaping, in diarrhoea and dysentery, I IPhos.; 
 as if it were open, IPhos.; wide open, IB A pis, 
 Sec. ; anus remaining wide open so as to expose 
 the dry, black sloughing membrane to full view 
 for two or three inches (dysentery), IPhos. 
 8@T" paralysis. 
 
 Anus, rhagades : f$^~ fissures. 
 
 Anus, scratching sensation: after stool, IINitr. 
 ac. 
 
 Anus, sensitive : UXitr. ac, IPod.; to contact, 
 ICaust., IGraph.; as if skin were cracked and 
 chapped, after a mucous discharge, Thuya ; 
 Avhen sitting, Berb. ; tender after stool, Berb., 
 IMur. ac; pains when touched, Berb. 
 Big * soreness. 
 
 Anus, shooting : ICalc. p., ISil.; deep-seated in 
 left side, more internal than a hemorrhoid, 
 which at times protrudes, Chim. umb.; with 
 heat and soreness, in hemorrhoids, I ISul.; 
 shooting to rectum and along perineum to 
 middle of penis (constipation), IPhyt. ; dur- 
 ing constipated stool, ISep. ; with spasmodic 
 cou traction, in thighs, Plat, 
 g^^cutting, darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Anus, smarting: Apis, IBerb, lEup. perf., 
 ■Hell., IMur. ac, INatr. m., Ptel., ISpong.; 
 burning, ILil. tig.; in cholera Asiatica, after 
 subsidence of urgent symptoms, lEup. perf.; 
 in constipation, IINatr. m.; on contact, in 
 
 fissures, IGraph.; after using copaiva for 
 chancre, IBenz. ac. ; in diarrhoea, I Apis; in 
 diarrhoea and dysentery, II Caps.; in fissure, 
 IGraph., IPseonia ; in hemorrhoids, IINux 
 v.; on margin, as from blind hemorrhoids, 
 IXux v.; after severe premature labor, I I Thu- 
 ya; sore pain, on wiping, IIGraph.; before 
 and during stool, INatr. s.; during stool, Agar., 
 ■Kali c, IMur. ac, Pic ac ; after stool, 
 Graph., INatr. m., Polyg., I I Ptel., IPuls., Sil., 
 Sinap., Tarant.; between intervals of stool, 
 IThuya. Jggg" biting, burning. 
 
 Anus, soreness: lArs., Aspar., Bar. c, Berb., 
 Bry., ICalc, Caust., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 IIGamb., Illgn., Illris, Jalap., Kali c, 
 I INatr. ph., IPod., ISep., Spong., ISul., I IVib., 
 I I Zinc; burning, from stool, IMerc sul.; after 
 using copaiva for chancre, IBenz. ac. ; in diar- 
 rhoea, I Apis, I INitr. ac, Tabac; as if exco- 
 riated around, IBar. c. ; feeling, ICaps., ISul., 
 Thuya ; feeling, continually, during pregnancy, 
 I IZing.; feeling, when getting up in morning, 
 ICalc. p.; feeling, as if raw (varices), IHam.; 
 feeling, under skin near anus, when walking, 
 I Agnus ; in fissure, IGraph., IIMur. ac, 
 IPseonia; with hemorrhoids, IIMur. ac, 
 INatr. m. ; itching, smarting, humid spot 
 between anus and coccyx, 1 1 Led.; margin, 
 as from blind hemorrhoids, INux v.; during 
 menses, Berb.; protrudes at or after stool, 
 I^Esc. h.; raw abrasions of mucous membrane 
 extends as far as sphincter and into rectum, 
 IIRatan.; while riding, Psor.; during stool, 
 Agar.: during and after stool, lasts for some 
 davs, Spong.; after stool, ICbam., Graph., 
 Hep., IMerc. d., IMur.ac, IINitr. ac, IPod.; 
 after constipated stool, IINatr. m., ISul.: after 
 stool, with nausea, Kali bi ; during urination, 
 A mm. c; painful to walk, IKali bi., INatr. 
 m.; from moderate walking, Arg. met.; when 
 wiping, Asim. g^" sensitive. 
 
 Anus, spasm: J&gT' constriction. 
 
 Anus, spasmodic pains: internally, a short 
 time before and after stool, ILach. 
 
 Anus, sticking: Kali c, 01. an., ISil., IThuya ; 
 and pain, as from constriction on passage of 
 feces, Ferr. iod.; with discharge of moisture, 
 Coloc; fine, in evening, in bed, IMar. v.; as 
 of splinters of glass, with heat, after stool, 
 I IRatan.; as if sharp sticks were being pressed 
 into, on slightest touch, INitr. ac; in hemor- 
 rhoids, I IChel., IISul.; of sharp points,IIIris ; 
 with stool of blood, IColoc; during hard stool, 
 I IGraph.; during stool, as with needles,ICarbo 
 v. Jggg"* pricking, stinging. 
 
 Anus, stinging: LEsc. h., I Aeon., ICaps. , Cochl., 
 IINux v., IPhos.; in hemorrhoids, BApis, 
 INatr. m.; before stool, Berb.; during stool, 
 Berb.; during stool, lasts eight hours after, 
 three weeks after confinement, I Hydras.; 
 during stool, worse afternoon and evening, 
 also during rest, better from motion, Coloc; 
 after stool, Berb., Kali n., IINitr. ac; after 
 constipated stool, ISul. 
 g^g* pricking, sticking. 
 
 Anus, stitches: Amb., ICalc, ICarbo a., 
 Carb. s., ICon., ICroc, Crot. t., 1 1 Kali c, 
 I Uatroph., IPhos., IRatan., ISil., ISul., Zinc; 
 through small of back into left groin, worse 
 during inspiration, ICroc; to bladder, Mosch.; 
 in constipation, IMagn. c: cutting, in 
 fissures, IGraph.; all day, ISul.; before eat- 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 ing, ICaust. ; single, flying, as from a fine 
 needle, while silting, Thuya; in hemor- 
 rhoids, IPuls.; distinct, violent, into region of 
 lef£ iliac bone, Thuya; sensitive, dull, long, 
 near left side, ICroc; continuous, in morning, 
 Lachn.; periodical, violent, in afternoon, 
 Agar. ; coarse, deep, into rectum, llXgn. ; into 
 rectum and abdomen (hemorrhoids), ISep. ; 
 while sitting, Sinap.; before stool, IKali c, 
 Spong.; during stool, Nux in. ; during stool, 
 allow no rest, IStaph.; during and after stool, 
 Niccol; like stabs with a penknife, with dry 
 heat at anus, I IRatan.; towards anus, ICarbo 
 v. ; twinging, like lightning into rectum, caus- 
 ing him to start, Zinc; upward, in hemor- 
 rhoids, I ISul. Jgig" cutting, darting, lan- 
 cinating, pricking, sticking, stinging. 
 
 Anus, straining: Cochl.; as if diarrhoea would 
 ensue during stool, Spong.; during stool, Cycl., 
 Kalibi.; during stool, in dysentery, IColoc; 
 as if not all stool was through, Form.; feces 
 remaining during stool, ILach. JUir* press- 
 ure ; Rectum tenesmus, and Stool urging. 
 
 Anus, stricture: jiEsc. h., ICann. s.; spas- 
 modic, IKali br. JSig^ constriction. 
 
 Anus, sweat: offensive, Thuya. 
 
 Anus, swelling: lApis, ICurar., IGraph., 
 IHep., IPod., Sarrac, ISul.; with burning 
 itching, ISul.; when hemorrhoids do not pro- 
 trude, ISep.; hot, on left side, I I Med.; of 
 mucous membrane, IBell.; orifice seems some- 
 what swollen, IPseonia ; puffy, tender, at pos- 
 terior verge, with hemorrhoids internally, 
 ■Petrol.; peculiar sensation as if rectum were 
 swollen, causing scraping prickling during 
 stool, Cact.; with sore stitching pain, ISul.; 
 tumefaction, ICollin.; an uneven, or tubercu- 
 lated and indurated mass, surrounding and 
 protruding through centre of this an irregular 
 ragged and ulcerated fissure (the outlet of 
 rectum), discharging sanious mucus, stool al- 
 most impossible, ILach.; whitish red, I Apis ; 
 as from ascarides, I I Mar. v. 
 g^g^* abscess, inflamed, fistula. 
 
 Anus, syphilitic complaints : I I Kali m. 
 
 Anus, tearing pain: IBerb., IColch., Kali e, 
 IMez., IINuxv., I ISul., Zinc; jerks, ICepa; 
 ripping, after stool, INatr. m.; during stool, 
 Cepa, Colch.; as if sphincter were torn with 
 effort during stool, ILach.; after stool, IKali 
 c, INatr. m.; during constipated stool, Agar., 
 I ISelen., ISep.; through whole urethra, IMez. 
 
 Anus, tension : in evening, in bed, Lye ; as of 
 a cord connecting with navel, cutting pain 
 every time he straightens up, Ferr. iod.; pain- 
 ful, prevents rising and walking, I ISul. 
 
 Anus, throbbing (beating pulsating): Alum., 
 Calc p., Crot. t., Rhod.; externally, Lyss.;as 
 with little hammers, after diarrhoea, every 
 evening for a week, ILach.; during menses, 
 ILyss. ; painful all day, ISul.; painful, after 
 constipated stool, ISul.; during stool, INatr. 
 m.; after stool, Berb., I I Mane; after difficult 
 stool, I I Alum. 
 
 Anus, tickling: IIAng., ISpig., ISul.; volupt- 
 uous, in lower part, Bell. 
 jg^° crawling, itching, tingling. 
 
 Anus, tingling: Cinch., IColch.; itching, night- 
 ly, with seatworms, IIAcon.; in pruritus, Ign.; 
 after stool, Plat.; better by applying cold water, 
 ITereb.; with worms, ITereb.; as from as- 
 carides, Zinc. giiT* crawling, tickling. 
 
 Anus, twisting : as if twisted up ; followed by 
 cutting, I I Ratan.; as if something twisted 
 and turned about in a circle, Ferr. iod. 
 
 Anus, twitching : worse to intolerable degree 
 during stool,allows no rest,IStaph.; of muscles, 
 ■Mere 
 
 Anus, ulceration : IPseonia ; large bleeding 
 burning ulcers, ICalc; in fistula, IHydras.; 
 from decubitus, MPseonia; two indurated 
 ulcers, sore (primary syphilis), MSyph. ; 
 ulcer partly in integument, sharp cut edges 
 and exuding much moisture, IPaeonia ; ulcer- 
 ated pimples, Kali c. J^sP" abscess, dis- 
 charge, excoriated, fissure, fistula, sore- 
 ness. 
 
 Anus, urging : with aching in small of back, 
 Merc per.; with diarrhoeic stool of brown 
 frothy matter, I IKali bi.; with passage of 
 mucus, ICarbo v.; griping pains, so severe as 
 to cause headache and heat in head during 
 stool, I I Oxal. ac; painful, in hemorrhoids, 
 I I Sabina ; from wind, Agar.; tenesmus, IBell. 
 g^g* pressure. 
 
 Anus, warts : cauliflower excrescence, at verge, 
 of size of a quarter of a dollar, 1 1 Thuya ; con- 
 dylomata, Aur. met., IINitr. ac, IStaph., 
 ■Thuya ; broad, flat, Sul.; broad, moist, with 
 severe burning and itching (syphilis), IMerc 
 d.; three or four condylomatous chancres, 
 ■Lye; in a scrofulous syphilitic baby, I I Aur. 
 mur.; with serous discharge, Aur. mur.; en- 
 circled by a ring of condylomata, I ISep.; con- 
 dylomatous enlargement, I I Thuya ; con- 
 dylomata flat, moist, mucous, ■ ■Thuya; old 
 flat condylomata,with burning worse at night, 
 ■Euph.; condylomata with profuse flux, 
 IMillef.; margin occupied by three large con- 
 dylomata, I I Thuya ; slightly elevated, wart- 
 like surfaces, round surfaces half to one 
 and a half inches in diameter, after using 
 copaiva for chancre, ■Benz. ac; excrescence, 
 Jacar.; excrescences, moist, irregular, IPetrol.; 
 weakness, sensation of, Alum., INatr. ph.; as if 
 weakened by long continued diarrhoea, with 
 frequent urging to stool, IColoc 
 
 Anus, water : sensation as if drops flowed 
 down, Ferr. iod.; as of trickling cold water, 
 Cann. s. 
 
 Anus, worms : j^jp" Worms. 
 
 Anus, writhing : affecting whole nervous system 
 painfully, ICroc 
 
 CHOLERA (Asiatic, cholerine, sporadic), 
 IIAcon., liEthus., lAilant., IIAnt. t., !An- 
 throk.,IIApis, lArg.nit., IIArs.,IAsar.,IBell., 
 ■ IBry.,ICalc,IICamph.,ICanth., Caps., I ICar- 
 bo v., ICham.,IChin.s.,ICic, llColch., ICrot.t., 
 ICup. ac, IICup.m.,IDulc, IElat.,IEup.perf., 
 IGrat., IHell., IHydr.ac, IHyos., Ilpec, llris, 
 HJatroph., IKali ph., ILach., ILaur., IMagn. 
 p., IMerc, IMur. ac, INatr. m. , INux v., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPod., IPsor., IRhus, 
 HSec, IStram., IISul., ITabae, HVer., IVer. 
 v. ; abdomen, sensitive to contact, with draw- 
 ing and cramps in fingers, I IVer. ; spasms of 
 abdominal muscles, in severe cases, IPlumb.; 
 asphyctic stage, ICamph., ICarbo v., Crotal., 
 ILaur., IOp., IPhos., ITabae; breath, cold, 
 I ICamph., I ICarbo v., ICinch., Colch., I IVer.; 
 when two large doses of camphor have been 
 given, and there is congestion to head and 
 threatened apoplexy, IOp.; oppressive an- 
 guish in chest, gives patient desire to escape 
 
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 from bed, HVer.; cholerine, during epidemic, 
 in persons debilitated and relaxed by heat 
 of summer, IPhos. ac; after catching cold 
 while overheated, I ITabac.; coldness, sudden, 
 extreme,! ICamph., Crotal., 1 1 Ver.; with colic, 
 IMagn.p.; colic,violent, especially around na- 
 vel, as if abdomen would be torn open, 1 1 Ver. ; 
 collapse, lAtrop.s., HCamph., HCarbo v.,Cro- 
 tal. , ICup. m., ISec, HVer. , I IXan. ; cramps, 
 Crotal., Cup. ars., ICup. in., IMagn. p.; 
 cramps, in calves. ICup. m., IPhos., ISul., 
 1 1 Ver.; followed by croup, ISpong.; cyanosis, 
 •Sinap.; great debility, 1 1 Ver.; with exhaust- 
 ion,. lAcon., lArs., MCarbo v., ICinch., 
 INuph., ISec, 1 1 Ver.; diarrhoea of children, 
 epidemic, IPod.; preceded by diarrhoea, IPhos. 
 ac; followed by diarrhoea, IMerc., IPhos. ac; 
 followed by diarrhoea in old people,ICoff. t.; 
 dysenteric if Phos. fails, IMerc. cor.; dry, 
 sudden cessation of all discharges, ICamph., 
 IHydr. ac; dry, without vomiting or diar- 
 rhoea, Chloral.; from emotional causes, fright 
 at seizure or death of relatives, IOp.; deathly 
 anguish, face bluish or pale, blue margins 
 around eyes, 1 1 Ver. ; with fear of death, 
 HVer.; typhoid form, IBell., IIBry., IRhus, 
 1 1 Ver.; formication all over body, I ISec; gas- 
 tric, spasmodic condition prevails, ITabac; 
 severe gastric symptoms, llpec; wrinkled 
 skin of palms of hands, IPhos., 1 1 Ver.; with 
 heaviness and dulness of head, IHell. ; after 
 quinine, occasional omission of one heart- 
 beat, causing patient to fear heart disease and 
 sudden death, the omission appeared as soon 
 as he was talking or thinking of it, I lOxal. 
 ac. ; with indifference, HVer.; depending on 
 an inflammatory state, IFerr. ph.; with lar- 
 yngeal spasm at midnight, nearly suffocating, 
 I I Strain.; caused by affection of nerves of 
 intestinal canal, IMagn. p.; paralytic form, 
 ICu[).ac,IICup. m., IVer.; premonitory symp- 
 toms, lAcon., Coff. t., INux v.; scarcely per- 
 ceptible pulse, Crotal.; rapid, fully devel- 
 oped, IIGrat.; solar plexus, implicated dis- 
 turbances in circulation and respiration, with 
 cyanosis and threatened suffocation, IOp.; 
 congestive stage, or stage of reaction, I A con.; 
 first stage, before period of collapse, llpec, 
 UJatroph., I I Kali br.; in first stage, with 
 severe urging to stool and very scanty dis- 
 charge, or discharge spasmodically retained, 
 INux v. ; second stage caused by affection of 
 nerves of intestinal canal, I I Kali ph.; last 
 stage, IHydr. ac; sequelae, I IPhos.; choleraic 
 symptoms are better, partial reaction has set 
 in, but tongue becomes thickly coated with 
 mucus, IMerc; soporous condition, ICic; 
 tingling all over body, I ISec; cold tongue, 
 HVer.; tongue gluey, IPhos. ac; torpor of 
 Tegetative system without any great mental or 
 sensory disturbances, HVer.; retention of 
 urine, HVer.; suppression of urine, Crotal.; 
 vertigo, I IVer.; with vomiting, I Ant. t., I Ars., 
 ICamph., IColch., Crotal., ICup. ac, IICup. 
 m., IHell., I IHydr. ac, Uatroph., IKali ph., 
 HVer.; vomiting on fourth day, IPhos. ac; 
 vomiting predominates, IBism. ; more retch- 
 ing than vomiting, ISec; violent eructations, 
 upward and downward, HVer.; vomiting, 
 with constant desire for cold drinks, HVer.; 
 voice feeble, hoarse, HVer. 
 A prophylactic, suggested by Hering, con- 
 
 sisting of a pinch of powdered milk of sulphur 
 (Lac sulphur), sprinkled into stockings and 
 worn in contact with the soles of feet, has 
 proved a successful preventive in several epi- 
 demics of Asiatic cholera. iEgidi recommends 
 as a preventive one dose every evening for a 
 week, of Chin. m. 0,01 — 0,06 and ozonized 
 water. 
 CHOLERA INFANTUM: lAcon.Jl^thus., 
 lAnt. c, lAnt. t., lApis, Arg. nit., lArn., 
 1 1 Ars., I Ars. L, IBell., Benz. ac, Bism., IBry., 
 ICadm. s., HCalc, ICalc p., ICamph., ICarbo 
 v., I ICarbol. ac,HCham., ICinch., 1 1 Coff. t., 
 IColch., Cornus, HCrot. t.,ICup. m.,1 IDiosc, 
 Elat., IFerr. ph., IGamb. , Grat., I IGuarsea, 
 IHyos.,IIIpec, llgn., Ilris, IKali br., IKreo., 
 ILaur., I IMagn. c, IMagn. p., IManc , INatr. 
 m., INatr. s., IIOp., Oxal. ac, IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPlant., HPod., HPolyg., IPsor., IPuls., 
 IRob., ISec, Sil.,ISul.,ITabac, 1 1 Tuberc, Thu- 
 ya, I IVer. , IVer. v. ,1 IZinc ; abdomen sensitive, 
 IVer.; awakes with fright, IPsor., IStram.; 
 breath cold, IVer. ; breathing difficult, IVer. ; 
 better on being carried, I IVer.; with reflex 
 cerebral irritation before effusion, IKali br.; 
 after disease has been checked, suitable on 
 account of loss of liquids and feebleness of di- 
 gestion, ICinch.; relapse from an unusually 
 cold night, or caused thereby, IDulc; cold sur- 
 face, HCamph., ICarbo v., HVer.; followed by 
 convulsions, with hydrocephaloid, IZinc; 
 with cough and golden yellow stools, HPhos. ; 
 with whooping cough, 1 1 Ars.; cries out, during 
 sleep, IPsor.; duringdentition, I Aeon., liEthus., 
 IArs.,IBov., IICham.,ICina,IColoc, ICup. m., 
 IFerr. m., IGels., I llpec, IKreo., IMagn. c, 
 I IMagn.p., IMerc, INux m., IPhos. ac, HPod., 
 IPsor., IIRheum, ISul.; from irritation of teeth, 
 chiefly with morning aggravation, I I Hep.; 
 with copious diarrhoea, • Coff. t. ; appears as 
 if drugged, IIOp.; emaciation, face like that 
 of an old person, HGuaiac, INux v.; en- 
 cephalitica, I Hod.; eructations, putrid, ISal. 
 ac; with blueness around eyes, IVer.; with 
 strabismus, IStram.; face pale, IStram.; skin 
 seems drawn tightly over bones of face, IVer.; 
 especially in fat, pale children, ICalc, llpec; 
 in hot weather, IPod.; can hardly move a 
 limb (cholera infantum), ICadm. s.; nervous, 
 restless, at night, IPsor.; worse at night, 
 ITabac. ; worse at night, better towards 
 morning, 1 1 Ver. ; generally begins after mid- 
 night, lArs. , ISul.; obstinate cases, IPsor., 
 ISyph.; with opisthotonos, vomiting, and 
 watery diarrhoea, I I Med.; psoric, prone to 
 eruptions and excoriations, IPsor., ISul.; de- 
 sire to sit up, IVer.; child smells sour, 
 ICalc, IIMagn. c, II Rheum ; wrinkling of 
 skin of hands and fingers, IVer.; second and 
 third stages, with bloody, shreddy, mucous 
 stools.withor withoutoppression,gagging,dull, 
 leaden countenance, somnolence, IKreo.; with 
 stupor,snoring, and convulsions, IOp. ; typhoid 
 type, IBry., IRhus, IVer.; sudden, IKali br., 
 IVer. ; with thirst, 1 1 Ars. ,Tabac; with thirst for 
 large quantities of water, IBry., IVer.; thirst, 
 takes nothing but water which is heard gur- 
 gling to stomach, ILaur.; tongue cold, IVer.; 
 vomiting, HArs., lArs. i. , IDiosc, lllpec, 
 Ilris, IManc.,1 IMed., ITabac, HVer.; vomit- 
 ing excited by least quantity of water taken, 
 |Ars.,IVer.; violent, watery vomiting and 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 purging, IVer.; with excessive weakness, 
 IVer. 
 CHOLERA MORBUS : IAcon.,IAnt.c.,IAnt. 
 t., IIArs., ICamph., ICaulo., iCed., Colch., 
 Ooloc, HCrot. t., I IDiosc., IIElafc, IGrat., 
 
 ■ Iris, lllpec, I Jatroph., Kali bi., IPhos., 
 ■Phos. ac, HPod., I IPolyg., Eaph., ISec, 
 Tabac.,Thuya, HVer., IVer. v.; child cries out, 
 starts and jumps during sleep, appears fright- 
 ened on awaking, head rolls from side to side, 
 ■Zinc; colic, after stool, ■Zinc; cramps in 
 calves and feet or fingers, HVer.; painful 
 cramps in limbs or stomach, IDiosc ; painless 
 papescent diarrhoea for many days, ■Zinc; lies 
 doubled up in agony, I I V.er. v.; from drinking 
 too much water, I IGrat.; from drinking ice wa- 
 ter, I I Puis.; from drinking strange water, IBry. ; 
 in drunkards (a teaspoonful of salt in a glass 
 of water), INatr. m.; feet fidgety, I Zinc; after 
 fruit, llpec, ■Cinch., HVer.; from melons, 
 ■Zing.; in hottest season, ■Iris; with hydro- 
 cephaloid, ■Zinc. ; worse after midnight and 
 towards morning, IPod.; worse at night, 
 HVer.; characterized by absence of pain, 
 ■Pod.; cold sweat, ■Cup. met., HVer.; with 
 thirst, HVer.; with prostration, I Colch., 
 HVer.; vomiting, HArs., lArs. i., IDiosc, 
 Hlpec, llris, ■ Jatroph., IManc, I I Med., 
 ■Tabac, HVer. 
 
 g^° Stools; also Chap. 16, Vomiting. 
 CONSTIPATION: I I Abies, Absin., B^Esc. g., 
 HiEsc h., ■iEthus., I lAlet., I I Aloe, HAlum., 
 
 ■ Alumin., Ammoniac, lAmm. c, HAnacor., 
 ■Agar., (Agnus, lAng., HApis, lArg. nit., 
 Ars. m., Arund., Ascl. s., Ascl. t., Aurant., 
 Aur. mur., Badiag., Bapt, IBerb., ^Bism., 
 Bor., Brach., HBry., ICalc, Calc a., ICarbo 
 a., ICarbo v., I ICarbol. ac, ICard. m., ICasc, 
 Caulo., HCaust., IChel., I I Chen, v., ■Chin. 
 s., IChrom. ac, IClem. , HCollin. , ICon., 
 
 ■ Cop., ■Crotal., Cub., MCupr. ac, IDaph., 
 ■Dig., IDiosc, IDulc, BElaps, Eryng., IFerr. , 
 ■Form., II Graph., IGuaiac, I Hell., I Hydras., 
 ■Hydrocot., Iris, Jab., Jacar., I Jatroph., 
 
 ■ Kali m., HLach., ILac def., IILed., ILept., 
 ■Lil. tig., IILyc. , Lyss., IMagn. c, HMagn. 
 m., IManc, Mang., I I Med., Melil., Meny- 
 anth., I I Merc, IMerc iod. flav., IMez., IMu- 
 rex, IMur. ac, IINaja, INatr. c, HNatr. m., 
 Niccol., INitr. ac, HNux v., 01. an., HOp., 
 ■Oxal. ac, MPseonia, IPallad., (Petrol., 
 HPhos., MPhyt., HPlat., HPlumb., IPod., 
 1 1 Polyp., Ptel., BPuls., lEaph., 1 1 Rob., 
 I I Sang., ISec, HSep., IISiL, ISpong., IStann., 
 ■Sul., I I Tabac, ITarant., Tell., ITherid., 
 I I Thuya, Trill., I ITuberc, I lUrt. ur., TJstil., 
 Variol., IVer., Viol., Vespa. 
 
 Constipation, abdomen: ascites, MSenecio; 
 bloated, Bov.; distended, IMagn. m., I I Op.; 
 distended, with uterine tumor, and in albumi- 
 nuria, ITereb.; drawing pain, ILyc; much 
 pressure in muscles, with difficult stool, dis- 
 charged in pieces, I I Plat. ; great effort of 
 muscles to expel large stool, BZinc; prolonged 
 efforts at stool render muscles sore, HSil. ; 
 caused by adominal plethora, IPod. ; pains 
 recurring periodically with spasmodic con- 
 striction, I I Plumb.; pinching, Menyanth.; 
 pressure, in evening, IZinc; tympanitis, and 
 stupor, 1 1 Acet. ac. 
 
 Constipation, in Addison's disease : HNatr. 
 m., IPhyt. 
 
 Constipation, aggravation, of all complaints: 
 
 ■ Arg. nit. 
 
 Constipation, in alcoholism : ^^° drunkards. 
 
 Constipation, in anaemia: ■Alumin., ICalc, 
 ■Carbov., ICinch., IFerr., IHelon., IHydras., 
 Kali c, INatr. in., INux v., IPhos., ISep. 
 
 Constipation, anus: clawing, IZinc; sensation 
 as though closed, or contracted, ILach. ; itch- 
 ing, after stool, ISul.; lancinating upward, 
 after stool, ISul.; pressure, IZinc; spasms, 
 ■Tabac ; stinging, ■Sul.; throbbing, after stool, 
 ■Sul. 
 
 Constipation, appetite: poor IBry., IHydras., 
 INux v., IOp.; anorexia, in amenorrhea, I Zinc. 
 
 Constipation, apoplexy : precursor, lAst. r., 
 ■Bry., INux v., HOp., ["Phos., ■Plumb., ISil. 
 
 Constipation, back: aching, I IPsor.; pain in 
 small of, I ILach., IMerc. ; pain in small of, as if 
 it would break, IILyc; obstinate, in nephritic 
 colic, I I Pareira ; posterior spinal sclerosis, 
 I I Pic. ac; to pubes, ISabina ; with spinal 
 affections, as if rectum were paralyzed, HSil. 
 
 Constipation, better when constipated : ICalc 
 
 Constipation, bile : from lack of, Act. s., IKalim. 
 
 Constipation, bleeding : large quantities of 
 blood discharged at once, in old women, 
 I IPsor.; after severe hemorrhage, IFerr. ; with 
 hsematemesis, instead of menses, IHam. ; with 
 hemorrhage from uterus, IFerr. 
 
 Constipation, in brain affections : I Hell.; hydro- 
 cephalus, I Apis, I ICarbol. ac; inflammation, 
 ■Merc v.; tubercular meningitis, ILyc 
 
 Constipation, breathing : asthma, lArg. nit.; 
 difficult, i Calc. sul. 
 
 Constipation, in bronchitis : ICina. 
 
 Constipation, with catarrh: lAnt. t., HAlumin., 
 ■Eup. perf. 
 
 Constipation, chest: paresis (flatulent colic), 
 ■Elat. 
 
 Constipation, in children : Aeon., HAlumin., 
 
 ■ Ant. c, IBry., ■ ICalc, 1 1 Cham., IGraph., 
 ■Hep., IHydras., ILyc, IMagn. m., INatr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, HNux v., HOp., IPlat., ■Plumb., 
 ■Pod., Psor., ISep., ISil. , Sul., Ver.; active, ir- 
 ritable infants or those who have been prema- 
 turely fed on meat, HNux v.; since birth, 
 after failure of cathartics and enemata, IHy- 
 dras. ; bottlefed, dry, crumbling stools, IPod.; 
 chronic, IVer.; with emaciation, IKreo.; re- 
 stores contractility of intestines, ILyc; manual 
 assistance must be rendered to extract feces, 
 
 ■ ■Sep.; with retraction of meconium, I I Kali 
 br. ; in meningeal affections, lApis ; in the 
 newborn, INux v., HOp., ISul., IZinc; in the 
 newborn, when based on venous disturbances, 
 ICroc; of sucklings, IIAlum., lApis, IBry., 
 
 ■ Nux v., HOp., IVer.; in infants, afterNuxv. 
 or Lycop., IVer.; timid, afraid to go to bed 
 alone, ICaust.; with prolapsus of rectum, IPod. 
 j^g^ dentition. 
 
 Constipation, with chill: in morning, in nursing 
 
 children, HNux v.; cannot get warm, ILac 
 
 def. J^ cold. 
 Constipation, after cholera: INux v.; after 
 
 cholera morbus, IHyper. 
 Constipation, chronic (habitual, obstinate, 
 
 persistent): I Acet. ac, HApis, Ars. h., Asaf., 
 
 ■ Bar. m., Bell., HBry., ICoca, Euph., IFerr., 
 Ferr. p., Ferr. m., IGuaraea, IGraph., IHep., 
 llpec, IKali bi., IKali iod., ILach., HLac 
 def., BLaur., ILyc, IMerc d., IMez., I INatr. 
 m., I INatr. p., IPhyt., 1 1 Plumb., IPuls., 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 535 
 
 I ISars., I ISep.,ISul., ISyph., ITabac, 1 1 Zinc; 
 intermittent, or due to a residence in India, 
 IPod., after failure of Nux v., UPlat.; after 
 failure of Nux v. and Sul., I ISep.; for many 
 years, agony of passage, like child-bearing, 
 when injections were given, I ISyph. 
 
 Constipation, from excessive use of coffee : 
 IIXux v. 
 
 Constipation, cold: from taking, Ign.; from 
 taking, after scarlatina, I Hell.; in cold 
 weather, IVer. Ji^T* chill. 
 
 Constipation, with colic : Ant. c, lArs., IColoc, 
 Elat., ISil., ITereb.; in infants, llris, IIOp.; 
 in typhus, IIArs.; flatulent, lElat., Zinc; 
 severe, awaking her almost every night, lasted 
 from one to two hours, 1 1 Pod. ; about navel, 
 IColoc; potter's, I Alum. 
 
 Constipation, during convalescence from pro- 
 tracted and severe sickness: IINitr. ac 
 
 Constipation, convulsions : precedes convul- 
 sions, IINux v.; accompanies convulsions, 
 ICup. m., Strain, g^ epilepsy. 
 
 Constipation, cough: causes dry, ISep. ; ac- 
 companied by, I Con.; with fixed pain in left- 
 side, just above cardiac region, IGraph.; in 
 whooping cough, lAmb., IPod. 
 
 Constipation, with debility: IXux m.; and 
 dropsy, ICinch. gQp* After stool, weakness. 
 
 Constipation, in delirium tremens : UStram. 
 
 Constipation, in dentition: Aeon., I Ant. c, 
 I Apis, IBry., ICalc, ICaust., ICham., IDo- 
 lich., IGraph., Guarsea, I I Hell., IKreo., 
 IMagn. m., INatr. m., IINux v., ISep., I ISil. 
 g^- children. 
 
 Constipation, in diabetes : I lUran. n. relieved, 
 I ICup. m., 1 1 Kali br., Kali m., ILact. ac, 
 ■Lac def., Mosch., IOp., Tarant. 
 
 Constipation, diarrhoea : preceded by diarrhoea, 
 Ascl. t., ICic, Uugl., IINux v.; preceded by 
 diarrhoea in infants artificially nursed, IPod.; 
 succeeded by pancreatic diarrhoea (salivation), 
 llris; succeeded by thin watery diarrhoea, llris; 
 for three days, after diarrhoea, Gnaphal.; fol- 
 lowing diarrhoea that had been checked with 
 brandy, IINux v.; followed next day by diar- 
 rhoea (lead colic), INux v.; alternating with 
 diarrhoea, lAct.rac, Agar., Amm. m., I Ant. c, 
 lArg. nit., IBrv., I Card, m., ICasc, HChel., 
 Coff.,ICon., Cop., ICup. m., I Dig. , Ferr. iod., 
 Gamb., Gnaphal., IHydras., Uugl., IKali c, 
 IKob., ILach., Magn. s., IManc, Natr. a., 
 I INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., IINitr. ac, 
 INux m., IINux v., IIOp., IPlumb., I IPod., 
 IPtel. JPuls., Ruta,Sang., I ISep., Stram.JSul.; 
 alternating, with bilious diarrhoea, I Con.; 
 alternating, in young children, I INatr. p.; 
 alternating, in dilated heart, ITabac; alternat- 
 ing, in emphysema, IHep.; alternating every 
 three or four days, passages resembling raw or 
 boiled beef, pounded fine, with mucus and 
 intolerable fetid smell (dysentery), ILept.; 
 alternating with bleeding hemorrhoids, I ICol- 
 lin.; alternating, after inflammation of bowels, 
 llgn.; alternating, with white diarrhoeic stool 
 (jaundice), Hod.; alternating, in headache, 
 ILac def.; alternating, in hepatitis, HChel.; 
 alternating in old people, 1 1 Ant. c, IPhos.; 
 alternating, in tuberculosis mesenterica,IIod.; 
 alternating, in uterine polypi, I Con.; alter- 
 nating every week or ten days, diarrhoea 
 comes on between midnight and morning, 
 with great urgency for stool, and violent 
 
 pains in abdomen, better by passage of copi- 
 ous liquid discharge, MPlumt).; due to sud- 
 denly checked diarrhoea,! INux v. gs^ Diar- 
 rhoea, constipation. 
 
 Constipation, in diphtheria : j^g* throat. 
 
 Constipation, drugs : after abuse of cathartics, 
 Agar., Ant. c, IBry., Cinch., IHydras., Lach., 
 IIXux v., IOp., Ruta, ISul. ; after use of cathar- 
 tics, in ovarian tumor, I IColoc; purgatives 
 of no avail, I ILac. def., IOp.; bowels will not 
 move without aid of purgatives, IPhyt. 
 
 Constipation, of drunkards : Agar., IKali c, 
 SLach., IINux v., IOp., ISul. 
 
 Constipation, in dyspepsia: lAbies, Agar., 
 Alet. , IIAlum., lAlumin., Amm. m., Asaf., 
 Bism., IIBry., ICalc, IChel., ICoccul., ICol- 
 lin., IGraph. ,IHep., I IHydras., IKali c,ILyc, 
 IMerc cor., IXitr. ac, IIXux v., I IPlumb., 
 IPod., MSal. ac, USep., ISil., I I Vib. ; in 
 large eaters, Aloe, Diosc. J^" stomach. < 
 
 Constipation, in epilepsy : IHyos. 
 
 $~^ convulsions. . -| 
 
 Constipation, with eructation: Carb. s., Car^ 
 bol. ac, IXux v., Zing. 
 
 Constipation, eruption : large, red blotches over 
 body, with fever, ICop.; in subjects of her- 
 petic diathesis, IGraph.; herpes, Carb. s. ; in 
 bend of elbows, or popliteal space, IHep. 
 figg^ skin. 
 
 Constipation, eyes: conjunctivitis and leucoma, 
 IKali c; pustular keratitis, I IPsor. 
 
 Constipation, face : prosopalgia, IMez., MXatr. 
 m. 
 
 Constipation, with fevers : Calad.,Cinnam. ; bil- 
 ious, lEup. perf.; gastric, I Ant. c, I ISep.; 
 hectic, • Calc s.; intermittent, I I Ant. c,ICar- 
 bov.jICimex, IFerr.,1 IPod.; during apyrexia, 
 Ign.; after intermittents treated by quinine, 
 ICepa, IPuls.; in prevailing, 1 1 Amm. m.; after 
 rheumatic, I IHydras.; slow, alternating with 
 constipation, INux v.; in yellow fever, IMerc 
 J^IT* chill. 
 
 Constipation, with flatulence: ICarbo v.JCol- 
 lin., Iris, ILach., I ILyc, INux v.,IPlat., Sabad., 
 Sarrac, I ISil., ISul.; borborygmi, and pain in 
 bowels, Sarrac ; colic, llris ; incarcerated, in 
 leftside, ISul.; with rumbling (epidemic in- 
 fluenza), ISabad.; rumbling, in evening,IZinc. 
 g^ Chap. 19, Flatulence. 
 
 Constipation, head: congestion, lAst. r., IBry., 
 ICrotal., IINux v.; hot, and cold body, IBufo. 
 
 Constipation, headache: Alum., Anag., lAsar., 
 I IBrv., ICalc, ICalc. p., IHydras., llris, I ILac 
 def./ ILept,, INatr. m., IINux v., I I Petrol., 
 I IPhos., IPlumb., I ISil., IVer.; in strong ple- 
 thoric adults, INux v.; chlorotic, IFerr., 
 I I Zinc; dull, IIBry., I INux v.; affecting fore- 
 head and eyes, llris; nervous, llris, IXaja, 
 I I Petrol.; aching, I I Plat.; at intervals of one, 
 two, or three days, IPuls. ; periodical, sore, as 
 if from ulceration, IIXux v.; sick headache, 
 ICoff., IPod., I ISul.; pain in forehead, ex- 
 tends to occiput, intense, distracting, unbear- 
 able, 1 1 Lac def. 
 
 Constipation, heart affection: ICact., ICup. 
 m., ILyc vir.; with palpitation, IKali c; 
 weakness of action (angina pectoris), I IPhyt. 
 
 Constipation, with heat: ILyc; and burning 
 in stomach, IPtel. JS® Q> fever. 
 
 Constipation, with hemorrhoids: IliEsc. h., 
 I Amm. c, I Ant. c, Aur. met., IBerb., ICact., 
 UCollin., Diosc, IIHydras., llris, IINatr. 
 
536 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 m., I INitr. ac, IINux v., ISep.; alternates 
 with bleeding, Stram.; bleeding, blind or pro- 
 truding, 1 1 Collin.; from hemorrhoidal con- 
 gestion, ICact.; hemorrhoidal and hypo- 
 chondriac persons, ISul.; worse in morning, 
 IlPod.; renal disturbance, or cystitis, IChim. 
 umb. g^* Hemorrhoids constipation. 
 
 Constipation, with hysterical symptoms : Hgn., 
 ■Op., UPlat. 
 
 Constipation, from injuries : after a blow on 
 rectum, I Arm; impaction following mechani- 
 cal injuries, Ruta. 
 
 Constipation, intestines : as from constric- 
 tion or contraction, IINux v.; as from dry- 
 ness, IIColoc. ; dryness of mucous membrane, 
 I Alum., IGraph.; dryness, with watery secre- 
 tion in other parts, IINatr. m. ; ileus, IColch.; 
 from ileus or paresis, I Op.; intussusception, 
 IThuya; pseudo -membranous inflammation 
 of some portion of large intestines, I I Merc, 
 cor.; paralysis, IPlumb.; pain in upper por- 
 tion of small, IColch.; from pressure on rec- 
 tum frOm a gravid uterus or abdominal tu- 
 mors, lOp. ; continual pressure in rectum, 
 I IPtel.; from spasmodic action, IZinc; 
 tenderness, especially in transverse and de- 
 scending colon, Codein.; torpidity, 1 1 Alum., 
 Apoc, Bufo., MCalab. , ICamph., HCham., 
 Chin, s., ICoca, Coff., Euphor., Ferr., Ferr. 
 ph., IGels., IIGraph., IHell., IHep., IHy- 
 dras., Hgn., I Kali c, ILil. tig., IMed., IINatr. 
 m., INux m., IINux v., IIOp., IPlat., IPod., 
 IPsor.,1 IRatan., ISil., ISinap., I ITabac, IThu- 
 ya, IVer. ; torpidity, especially in pregnancy, 
 ICollin.; torpid, with offensive breath, ICar- 
 bol. ac. ; torpid, in chorea, I I Sec; torpid, in 
 bilious colic, I Iris ; torpid, for five weeks, in 
 neuralgia of head, I ISyph.; torpid, in ovaritis, 
 i I Ustil.; torpid, in neurosis of stomach, I I Sang., 
 ineffectual urging in rectum, I I Mac. h., 1 1 Amb., 
 MAnac, IArn.,1 lAsaf., IBell., ICalc, HCaps., 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., ICoccul., I ICon., IGraph., 
 MHydras., Hgn., IKalm., IILach., IILyc, 
 IIMerc, INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. ac.JINux 
 v., MPhyt., I IPod., IPuls., llSep., ISil., 
 ■Staph., I ISul., IVer., IZinc; ineffectual de- 
 sire, with pain in rectum, I ISil.; in perforating 
 ulcer, (Kali c. J^pf Rectum torpid; also 
 Chap. 19, Intestines intussusception, torpid. 
 
 Constipation, from lead poisoning ; lAlum., 
 IIOp., I IPlat., Sul. 
 
 Constipation, with leucorrhcea : Collin., IGels., 
 I Hydras.; glassy, INatr. m.; thick, transparent 
 mucus, IPod. 
 
 Constipation, liver: with liver disorders, IIHy- 
 dras., IMagn. m., INitr. ac, IINux v., I IPod., 
 ISil., I ISep., I ISul., Zinc; with biliary colic, 
 ICinch.; with liver complaint and itching, 
 IDolich.; in enlargement, IChion. v., ICon.; 
 with hardness in region of liver, IGraph.; in 
 inflammation, I Merc; in chronic hepatitis, 
 IPod.; with jaundice, Aur. met., INux v., 
 ITarax.; with pains in liver and right shoul- 
 der, IMerc c; with torpid liver, Stilling.; 
 recurring bilious attacks, with large, hard 
 stool, like balls, and inability to lie on right 
 side, IMagn. m. 
 
 Constipation, with feeling of distension of 
 mammae: I Kali c 
 
 Constipation, menses: before, IIKali c, I ISil., 
 Yespa; during, lAinm, c, IIApis, IINatr. m., 
 INatr.. s-.; worse during, with prolapsus uteri, 
 
 I Aur. met.; after, Graph.; in amenorrhcea, 
 ■Graph., IIHam.; menses absent six weeks, 
 ■Glon. ; from the time menses commenced, 
 I IPhyt.; with delayed menses, I IGraph. ; dur- 
 ing first day of menses (gastralgia), IGraph.; 
 irregular, ICycl., IGraph., I Iris ; instead of 
 menses, IGraph. ; late,ISul. ; suppressed, ICycl. ; 
 in dysmenorrhea, ICoccul.; with menorrhagia, 
 Collin., IFerr. s.; between periods, in angina 
 syphilitica, ILach. 
 
 Constipation, mental condition: dejected, 
 ICalc. p., IChel., IGraph.; from fright or fear, 
 ■Op.; in hypochondriasis, Grat, llpec, INatr. 
 m., IINux v., IVer.; hypochondriasis, in 
 studious men of sedentary habits, IINux v.; 
 in hypochondriacal subjects with marked 
 abdominal symptoms, IGraph.; in mania, 
 ■Bell., IINux v., IVer.; acute mania after 
 melancholy, IGels.; melancholy, lOleand., 
 I IPlat.; melancholy after typhoid, IHell.; 
 from mental overwork, I INux v.; with ner- 
 vousness, llris ; nervous excitability, I ICalab. 
 
 Constipation, mouth: MCarbol. ac; breath 
 fetid, ICarbo v., IGraph., ILach., IPlumb.; 
 breath fetid after diphtheria, or scarlatina, 
 IPhyt.; pain in gums, I I Anag. ; with bad taste, 
 IBry., IPlumb., Staph. 
 
 Constipation, with nausea: Coccul., IHyper.; 
 during pregnancy, ICollin. 
 
 Constipation, nose : catarrh, 1 1 Lye; with coryza 
 and obstruction, IPsor. ; chronic inflamma- 
 tion of Schneiderian membrane, IKali bi. 
 
 Constipation, of old people: Aloe, Alum., 
 I Ant. c, IBar. c, IBry., FCalc p., ILach., 
 IOp., IPhos., IPhyt., Rhus, Ruta. # 
 
 Constipation, ovaries : dropsy, lApis ; inflam- 
 mation, lArg. met., IHam., ILach., ILyc, 
 IPlat., ISep. 
 
 Constipation, with paralysis: lArn., ICaust., 
 ICoccul., I IPlumb., ISul.; in consequence of 
 protracted diarrhoea in subjects leading a 
 sedentary life, also in robust healthy men, 
 IOp.; of paralytic origin, Ign. Jg^ 3 " intestines 
 torpid ; also Rectum paralysis. 
 
 Constipation, in parotitis: Dory. 
 
 Constipation, periodic : every Monday, or on 
 days after a fete, only in winter, I I Stann. ; 
 every three or six months, I IKali bi. 
 
 Constipation, in workers in plaster : Calc s. 
 
 Constipation, in pneumonia: I Arm; of drunk- 
 ards, I Ant. t. ; typhoid, ILachn. 
 
 Constipation, with portal stasis : ICroc, IINux 
 v., IISul. 
 
 Constipation, during pregnancy: lAgar., 
 lAlum., lAnt. t., lApis, IBry., ICollin., 
 I IDolich., IHydras., ILyc, IINux v., IOp., 
 IPlumb., I IPlat., IPod., I ISep., ISul.; after 
 night watching and mental disturbance, 
 I IPuls.; during sixth month, I I Rhus; after 
 abortion, lApis ; in childbed, lAmb., lAnt. 
 c, IBry., ICon., INux v., IPlat.; six weeks 
 after confinement, in hydrogenoid constitu- 
 tion, INatr. s. ; in women whose abdominal 
 organs are weak in consequence of frequent 
 miscarriages or multiple and difficult labors, 
 IKali c. 
 g^" Intestines torpid ; also Rectum torpid. 
 
 Constipation, with ranula : returning period- 
 ically with dryness of mouth, worse in after- 
 noon, Lyss. 
 
 Constipation, rectum : j^*" intestines ; also 
 Rectum torpid. 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 od 1 
 
 Constipation, in rheumatism: lAgar., IPlat., 
 IPiumb.; in persons subject to, HSep. 
 
 Constipation, from sedentary habits : Aloe, 
 IBry., Hydras., Iris, ILyc, IINuxv., IOp., 
 IPlat, IPod, ISul.; with irritationJPod.; with 
 menstrual troubles, I IPlat. 
 
 Constipation, with sexual debility : IDig.; im- 
 potence, -Mosch.; from nocturnal emissions, 
 ■Graph., ILyc. ; from sexual excitement,! INux 
 v.; due to onanism, ILyc, IINux v.; sperma- 
 torrhoea, I I Collin. 
 
 Constipation, with skin trouble, ISul.; itching, 
 llnd. JggT 3 eruption, 
 
 Constipation, sleep: from prolonged night 
 watching, IINux v. 
 
 Constipation, in affection of solar plexus : ILyc. 
 
 Constipation, spleen : splenitis, ICitrus; chronic 
 enlargement, Con. 
 
 Constipation, stomach: cancer, I ICund., IKali 
 bi.; chronic affections, IKali bi, HSep.; with 
 gastric catarrh, IHydras., IKali bi., IINux v.; 
 in gastro-intestinal catarrh, Hippoz.^ with 
 gastric derangements, IDory., Hod., IKali bi., 
 IINux v.; in gastralgia, lAsaf., IAbrot,IBry, 
 ICalc, HCaust., IGrat, IKali c, I IPhos., 
 IStaph, Stram.; gastralgia, in those of lym- 
 phatic temperament, ICon.; in gastralgia, 
 probably due to metallic poisoning, I ISul. ac; 
 gastralgia, in old age, IBar. c; with pressure 
 and unsatisfactory belching, ILach.; weak, 
 I IMenyanth. fi@T dyspepsia. 
 
 Constipation, with stupor : I IOp., IStram. 
 
 Constipation, with sweat : at night, IKali c. 
 jg@T fever. 
 
 Constipation, throat (diphtheria) : IBapt., ILac 
 c; chronic pharyngitis, ISil. 
 
 Constipation, tongue : black, in scarlatina, 
 ILach.; coated, IKali s. 
 
 Constipation, while traveling : lAlum., Ilgn., 
 IOp., I IPlat. 
 
 Constipation, with urging : jg£g°- intestines ; 
 also, Stool urging. 
 
 Constipation, urine: hot, I IFerr.; in urinary 
 troubles, ICannab.; with violent urging to 
 urinate, ISars.; retained, Hyos.; frequent uri- 
 nation, ISars. 
 
 Constipation, uterus: cancer, I Graph.; conges- 
 tion of cervix, Collin. ; depending upon neu- 
 rosis with spasmodic constriction, producing 
 displacement of uterus, ■ IPlat.; after uterine 
 disease, IPod.; from occasional retroversion 
 (hypertrophy of uterus), ICalend.; causes ute- 
 rine displacement, ICollin.; with uterine dis- 
 placement, I INatr. m.; prolapsus caused, ICol- 
 lin.; with prolapsus and dysmenorrhea, ICon. 
 
 Constipation, varicocele : ICollin., IFluor. ac. 
 
 Constipation, vertigo: IINux v.; with dizzi- 
 ness and lachrymation, Calc. fl. 
 
 Constipation, with vomiting : in colic, I I Op.; 
 fecal, for eleven weeks, IOp.; of enormous 
 masses of mucus intermixed with large bub- 
 bles of air, occasionally greenish, IOp. 
 
 Constipation, in women: HSep.; in anaemic 
 women, I ILac def.; inclined to erysipelatous 
 inflammation and ulcerative processes of legs 
 on rheumatic basis, IGraph.; disposed to faint 
 or who bolt their food, INuxm. ; of timid, 
 morose, dejected disposition, IGraph.; of 
 corpulent, good-humored women and chil- 
 dren, IOp. 
 
 Constipation, with worms : Filix ; ascarides, 
 USumb. 
 
 DIARRHCEA :IAcon.,yEthus.,yEsc.h.,l I Agar., 
 Alet., All. sat., 1 1 Aloe., Alum., Amm. m., 
 Ang., I I Anthrac, Ant. a., 1 1 Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., 
 1 1 Apis, Apoc, Arg. met., IIArg. nit., I Arm, 
 IIArs., Arum m., lAsar., |Ascl. s., Ascl. t., 
 lAstac, Ast. r., I IBar. c, I IBapt., Bell.,Berb., 
 "Bism. , IBor., IBov., IBrom., Brach., IIBry., 
 Cact., ICalc, Calc. a., ICalc. p., Canth., ICaps., 
 Carbol. ac.,ICarbo v., ICarb.s., Castor., ICaust., 
 Cean., HCham., Chel., Chim. umb., Chin, s., 
 Cinnam., ICina, 1 1 Cinch., Cist., Clem,Coccul, 
 Coff. , Collin., IColch.,IColoc, Con., Cop., Cor- 
 nus, ICrotal., HCrot. t., Cub., ICup. a., ICup. 
 m., IDiad., IDig., I IDios, I IDulc, Eucal., 
 I IFerr., IFerr. s., Filix, IFluor. ac, IIGamb., 
 Gels., Graph, IGrat, Ham, IIHell, Hep, 
 Hyos, I IHydras, Ilgn., Hllic, Ind, Iod., 
 IIIpec,IIIris, Jabor.,IJatroph., Jugl., I IKali 
 a., Kali b, IKali c, I IKali m., Kali n., ILach., 
 Lact.ac, Laur, I ILept, Lith, IILyc, ILyss, 
 Magn. c, Melil., IIMerc, IIMerc cor, Merc 
 sul, Mez, I IMorph.sul., I IMur. ac, I INaja, 
 Natr. c, I INatr. s, Niccol, INitr. ac, INuph, 
 INux m, IINuxv., 1101. an, Oleand, Op., 
 Oxal. ac, IPetrol, Phell, IPhos, IPhos. ac, 
 Phyt,, I IPod., IPsor., IPuls., Raph, IRatan, 
 IIRheum, Rhod, I Rhus, Rumex, ISang, 
 ISec, Seneg., Sep, Squilla, Stram, I ISul, 
 ISul. ac, Tabac, I ITarant,, IThuya, Tromb, 
 lUran. n., HVer, I IXan., UZing. 
 
 Diarrhoea, abdomen : burning, IManc.; follows 
 contractive pain, extending to chest, with 
 tightness of breath, INatr. s.; cutting, lAng, 
 Bov., IDig, IDulc, Uugl, IManc, IPuls.; 
 cutting about navel, better by pressure, 
 IStann.; cutting, principally below navel, with 
 weakness in rectum (diarrhoea, dysentery), 
 IPetrol.; cutting, in catarrh of stomach, IDulc; 
 cutting, in upper, IPetrol.; distension,! Graph, 
 Mosch.; flaccid, in chronic, I IPhos. ; meteor- 
 ism or rumbling (typhoid fever), IPhos.; 
 griping, ISil, ISul.; preceded by griping and 
 rumbling, IPtel.; griping and rumbling, in 
 phthisis, ILyc. vir.; hard and disten ded, with- 
 out flatulency, IFerr. ; pain, ICalc, ICalc p, 
 Calc. s, Ferr. s.; pain, with prolapsus ani, 
 ■Merc, cor.; pain, day and night, since 
 several months, I I Petrol. ; pain, before stool, 
 
 I I Form.; flatulent pain, before stool, Como.; 
 relieves pain, in hypogastric region, 6 a.m., 
 Chrom. ac; pain, with slimy stool, Petrol.; 
 pain and tenesmus (measles), IMerc ; pinch- 
 ing, IGamb.; preceded by pinching, with 
 rumbling, shifting pain, INatr. s.; pinching, 
 worse at night (typhoid), IPuls.; pressure fol- 
 lows cutting, as' from taking cold, IPetrol.; 
 sickly feeling, I I Phyt.; soreness, Euphor .; fol- 
 lows spasmodic pain in a circle, INux m. ; as 
 if sharp stones rubbed together, ICoccul. 
 g^T" colic, flatulence, intestines. 
 
 Diarrhoea, acids : aversion, Bell., Coccul, Ferr.; 
 desire for, I Ant. c, I Ant. t, lArs., IBor, 
 IBrom., IBry., ICinch., IMagn. c, IPod., 
 IVer.; worse after, lAloe, lAnt. c. Apis, Ars, 
 IBrom., Bry., Coloc, Lach., IPhos. ac,ISul.; 
 in young persons, who grow too rapidly, 
 IPhos. ac; from excess of acidity, : Cetrar, 
 
 I I Natr. p. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in afternoon: Aloe, IBelL, IBor., 
 Calc, I ICinch., Dulc, Laur., Lept., Tereb, 
 Zinc; 4 to 6, Carbo v. ; 4 to 8, Hell, ILyc; 5 
 to 6, Dig.; regularly, Ferr. 
 
538 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 Diarrhoea, air : worse in open, Agar., Amm. m., 
 Coff., Grat.; worse in open, after drinking too 
 freely of water, Grat.; worse in cold, BSil.; 
 worse in currents, Aeon., HCaps., Nux v.; 
 worse in damp, BBDulc; better in open, Diosc., 
 ■Puis, |J@P cold, damp weather. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in albuminuria: lAur. mur., I ITe-. 
 reb.; in ante-desquamative stage of Bright's 
 disease, IHelon. 
 
 Diarrhoea, anaemia : in chronic, I I Alum.; causes 
 anaemia, with convulsions, IVer. v. ; with pale- 
 ness of skin, IFerr. s.; in women subject to sick 
 headache and menstrual irregularities, ICycl. 
 
 Diarrhoea, anus: burning, Euphor., IDulc ; con- 
 striction, continued desire to evacuate,! BLach.; 
 gaping, BPhos.; paralytic, weakness, involun- 
 tary, ISec. ; prolapsus, IPod. ; soreness, BBNitr. 
 ac, Tabac. 
 
 Diarrhoea, aphthous : IBapt. , IIBor., IBry., 
 IKalim., IMerc., IMerc. c.,IMur.ac, INitr.ac, 
 ISul., HSul.ac. 
 
 Diarrhoea, appetite : increased, Aloe, ICalc, 
 Hod., ILyc, Oleand., Phos., IStram., IVer.; 
 10 to 11 a.m., I ISul.; bulimia alternating with 
 anorexia, IFerr.; lost, Apis, lArn., IArs.,IBor., 
 IBry., ICinch., Cinnam., IColch., Cop., Dig., 
 IDulc, Ferr. m., IGamb., I Iris, Magn. c, 
 IMerc, INux m., IPod., IPuls., IRheum, 
 ■Sang., ISul., IVer.; lost,with rapid emaciation, 
 IFerr. m.; hunger, immediately after stool, 
 from weak, euipty feeling in bowels, but 
 quickly satisfied, ■Petrol.; lost, with sleepi- 
 ness, INux m. 
 
 Diarrhoea, arms : and legs feel as if asleep, 
 ■Diad.; and hands cold, UPhos.; cramps, 
 ■Cup. m., Phos. ac, Ver. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in autumn: lArs., Ascl., Bapt., 
 
 ■ IColch., Blpec, IVer.; epidemic, IINux m.; 
 bilious, I (Iris, ■■Merc. cor. 
 
 Diarrhoea, back : aching and lassitude, ICasc; 
 pain in small, as if in a vise, after mercury, 
 
 ■ Kaliiod.; shooting, in small, in pregnancy, 
 Calc a. 
 
 Diarrhoea, bathing : j^** washing. 
 
 Diarrhoea, bilious: (Agar., ■Ammoniac, lApis, 
 ■Ascl. t., Aspar., IBry., ICham., IColch., Cor- 
 nus, lEup. pur., ■Fluor.ac,IGels.,IIpec,BIris, 
 ILil. tig., Med., IMerc, IMerc cor., BMur. 
 ac.JNitr. ac, IPhos. ac, IPod., IPtel.JTarant., 
 ■Tarax. ; in albuminuria, Tereb.; infants with 
 colic, no position relieves, lAcon. ; alternat- 
 ing with constipation, ICon.; worse during 
 day, soon after drinking, especially warm 
 drinks, IFluor. ac; with fever, llris, IMerc; 
 in forenoon, Cact.; with headache, INatr. s.; 
 with griping, burning and tenesmus, ICornus ; 
 with lancinating, IBry.; at seashore, painless, 
 driving her out of bed about 5 a.m., I ISyph. 
 g^* Stool bile, green, etc. 
 
 Diarrhoea, brain: hydrocephaloid, BZinc; in 
 acute hydrocephalus, I I Hell.; hydrocephaloid, 
 sudden metastasis from bowels, llgn.; in hy- 
 drocephalus acutus, profuse, greenish, IPhos.; 
 in hydrocephaloid, containing flakes of pus, 
 
 ■ ■Apis; reflex irritation, IPod. 
 ®ggf° head, headache. 
 
 Diarrhoea, breathing: suffocation, IVer. 
 Diarrhoea, bronchitis : IMerc 
 Diarrhoea, after burns : lArs., ICalc. 
 Diarrhoea, in camp: IJugl., IPod.; chronic, 
 
 ■Lept.; for nearly three months, hardly able 
 
 to stand, ILept. 
 
 Diarrhoea, catarrhal: I Ant. t., IChel., IFerr, 
 ph., I Gels., IMerc; in children or in warm 
 weather, when nights are cold and damp,, 
 ■Ascl. t. ; after coryza, I I Sang., Selen ; in 
 typhoid fever, fetid, debilitating, -Ferr. m. 
 fgj^ cold weather. 
 
 Diarrhoea, chest: congestion, Act. rac ; con- 
 striction, Cact., Sec, IVer.; exudation into> 
 pleura (induration of liver), I IRatan. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in children: lAcon., IliEthus.,, 
 IAgar. ? B Agnus, Aloe, Amm. m., Ant. c, Ant. 
 t., Apis, lArg. nit., MArs., Arund., BBell.,, 
 BIBenz., BBor., BBCalc, Canth., Castor. T 
 B ICham., BCina, B Cinch., Coff., BColoc, Cor- 
 nus, BBCrot. t., Cupr. s., BDulc, Elat., Ferr. „ 
 BForm.,BGamb., B Graph. ,B Hell., Hep., Hyos., 
 B Blpec, BIris, Jalap., Kali bi.j Lach., BLaur., 
 IMagn. c, I IMerc, IMerc. d., IMur. ac, 
 Natr. c, Niccol. , Nitr. ac, INux m. , Nux v., 
 Oleand., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Pod., BBPsor., 
 BPuls., Raph., BBRheum,Sep., BBSil., BStaph., 
 BBStram., I ISul., ISul. ac, IVal., IVer.; 
 chronic, lArg. nit., ICalc, ICollin., INatr. m.; 
 chronic, in boys, ICalc; chronic, in overfed 
 children, USec; in weak, sickly children, 
 ■Staph.; during epidemic of cholera, IPod.; 
 with crying, and emaciation, Mar. v.; who 
 have not cut any teeth, BRheum; emaciated, 
 nurses well, but food passes undigested, open 
 fontanelles, BSil.; with putrid, offensive eruc- 
 tations, BSal. ac; in nursing infants, Ant. c, 
 BArg. nit., lArund., Calc a., ICrot. t., IGamb. r 
 IIGuarsea, llpec, I Jalap., IMagn. c, IPhog. 
 ac, NPsor., IStann.; infants, where artificial 
 food disagrees, INux v.; in infants, with gag- 
 ging, ■Pod.; in an infant (chill), lElat.; about 
 fourth month, also in older children, when 
 aphthae are present, IMerc; have an old 
 look, INux v., IOp., IPhos. ac, BSil. ; scream- 
 ing, thin, with sweaty head, BSil.; scrofulous, 
 BCaust. ; scrofulous, in morning, Blod.; scrawny, 
 scrofulous, BCist.; last stages, with character- 
 istic stools and convulsions, BOp.; scrofulous 
 children, BSul.; syphilitic, with putrid smell 
 from mouth, BBNitr. ac; after weaning, BArg. 
 nit. $&ir dentition. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with chill: Blpec, BPhos. 
 
 Diarrhoea, chilliness: Castor.; in afternoon, Ox- 
 al. ac; in back, BGels.; shuddering, BCrotal.; 
 in morning, with menses, INatr. s.; in chilly, 
 nervous persons, BAsar. 
 
 Diarrhoea, cholera: during approach, BB Nux m., 
 BPhos. ac; during cholera season, BBBry., 
 B BPhos.; after cholera, BPhos. ac, BSec; chol- 
 eraic, during summer, BCup. ars. ; choleraic, 
 from sudden check of sweat, I 101. caje.; like 
 cholera morbus, in night and all next day, 
 BGnaphal.; sudden appearance in cholera 
 morbus or Asiatica, BCamph. ; sudden cessa- 
 tion in cholera infantum, BCamph.; cessation, 
 in Asiatic, BHydr. ac. f$gg~ Cholera. 
 
 Diarrhoea, chronic: IBAcet. ac, BiEsc. h. , 
 I Agar., I Agnus, I Aloe, I Alumin., I Ammoniac, 
 Amm. m., BAnt. c , B Apis, I I Apoc, BArg. nit., 
 BArn. , BBArs. ,BArs. s. r., Asar.,Asim. ,IBapt., 
 Bar. m., BBor., BBrom., BBry., BICalc,BCarbo 
 v.,Caust. , -'Cetrar., BBCinch., BCist., BCoccul., 
 I Coff. t., ICollin., IColoc, Con., Cop., Cornus, 
 Dory., IDulc, I IFerr., I IFerr. ph., IFluor. ac, 
 I IGamb., IIGraph.,IIHep., Illod., BBKalibi., 
 BKali c, BLac def., BLach., BLept., Lith., 
 BBLyc, BMagn. c, BMagn. m., BMerc, Mez., 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 539 
 
 IMyr. cer., Natr. a., INatr. c.JINatr. m.,IINatr. 
 s.,Niccol.,IINitr. ac, Nux m.,l01eand.,Oxal. 
 ac, ■ Petrol., Petrosel., IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 
 I IPlant., IPod., IPolyp., IPsor., I IPtel.,Puls., 
 Raph.,IRatan., I Rheum, Rhod., I Rhus, Ru- 
 mex, ISep., ISil., Squilla, IISul., IIThuya, 
 lUrt. ur., IVer.; worse on alternate days, 
 I Alum.; awaking, has to get out of bed in a 
 hurry, ISul.; especially in cachectic persons, 
 I Cup. m.; contracted in southern camps, 
 ILyss.; in coxalgia, I IPhos.; with emaciation, 
 101. jec. ;with or without fever,Cop. ; with flatu- 
 lency and prolapsus of rectum, I I Plant. ; after 
 suppression of gonorrhoea by Balsam copaiva, 
 of eighteen months' duration, IISul.; during 
 intervals free from pain in abdomen, nausea, 
 etc., ISul. ac. ; nearly to marasmus, in a child, 
 IIGuarcea; of miasmatic origin, llpec; in 
 nervous subjects and delicate children.,! IPhos. ; 
 in tabes mesenterica, I ITuberc; in threatened 
 phthisis, I ITuberc; with soreness of intes- 
 tines, discharge of serous liquid and symptoms 
 of intestinal phthisis, IINitr. ac; with psoric 
 anamnesis, IMez.; in syphilitic or mercurial 
 subjects, IKali iod.; stool does not weaken, 
 ICalc, IPhos. ac; worse in warm weather, 
 of eight years' standing, I IPhos. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in climaxis: I Apis, IILach., ITabac 
 
 Diarrhoea, cold: after taking cold, lAcon., Aloe, 
 Ars., IBell., IBry., ICamph., ICaust., 
 ICham., Cinch., Coff., Cop., IIDulc, Elat., 
 Gamb., Graph., llpec, INatr. c, I INux m., 
 IXux v., I I Rhus, ISul. ,Ver., Zing.; in open air, 
 ICoff.; from coldair striking abdomen, ICaust,; 
 worse when taking cold, chronic, INatr. s.; 
 from change from warm to cold, especially in 
 damp weather,! IDulc; worse after taking cold 
 in a damp room, lAloe ; in evening air, INatr. 
 s.; from exposure to cold air, ISil.; on hot 
 summer days with cool evenings, IPhos. ac; 
 in patients whd catch cold easily, of nervous 
 constitution, easily exhausted, INuxv. ; caused 
 by drinking cold water, of four years' stand- 
 ing, ILyc J^g^air, catarrhal, weather. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with coldness: of limbs, I Ars., 
 I ICamph., ICarbo v., Jatroph.JLaur., Nuxm., 
 Pod., ISec, ITabac, I IVer.; of feet, ILyc, 
 Nitr. ac. $SP m chill, sweat; also Cholera". 
 
 Diarrhoea, colic: Aloe, Alum., Anthrac, 
 I Ant. t., Apoc, lArg. nit., I Ars., Bapt., IBell., 
 Bov., IBry., Calc s., Cact., Canth., Caps., Car- 
 bo v., Carb. s., I ICham., IChim. m., ICinch., 
 IColch., Collm., IIColoc, ICop., Crot. t., 
 IIDiosc, Dulc, Fluor, ac, IIGamb., Gels., 
 Graph., Hell., Hep., llpec, Jalap., I Kali c, 
 Kali m., Kali n.,Lept., ILyc, IMagn. c, Merc, 
 Mez., Mur. ac, INatr. s., Nitr. ac, Nux v., 
 HOxal. ac, Petrol., Phos., Plumb., Pod., 
 IPuls., IIRheum, Rhus, Rumex, Sec, Sep., 
 Stram., Stront., ISul., Tabac, Tereb., Thuya, 
 ITromb., I IVer., IZing.; occasioned by cool 
 evening air, IMerc.; after anger, or in chil- 
 dren, I ICham.; and backache at same time, 
 MSars.; from cold, ICamph., IDulc, IPuls.; 
 followed bv diarrhoea, Amb., I Ars., I IBrv., 
 ICalc. p., ICinch., IColch., IIDulc, Lye viV., 
 I IMagn. c, Merc. iod. flaw, IPsor., I Rheum, 
 Sang.; followed by diarrhoea, which is better 
 after evening stool, IHell.; as if diarrhoea 
 would appear after colicky pain around navel, 
 Calc a.; colic, after diarrhoea, lOxal.ac; pinch- 
 ing, from navel to back, TrMagn. p.; severe 
 
 and prostrating, IJugl.; particularly in sum- 
 mer, B IDulc; and tenesmus, IIRheum; and 
 vertigo, IStram.; alternating with scybalous 
 stool of a whitish clay color (Bright' s disease) t 
 lArs. Jg^^abdomeii, flatulence, intestines. 
 
 Diarrhoea, colliquative : J|^° weakness. 
 
 Diarrhcea,alternating with constipation : lAct. 
 rac,Agar.,Amm. m.,IAnt. c,Ant. t.,IArg. nit. r 
 IBry., Carbol. ac ,ICasc, HChel., Coff.,ICon., 
 Cop., ICup. met., Gamb., Gnaphal., IHydras.,, 
 Iod., IJugl., Kali bi.,IKali c, IKob., ILach., 
 IManc, Natr. a., I INatr. c, INatr. s., INux 
 m., IINux v., IPhos., IPlumb., UPod., IPuls., 
 Rhus, Ruta, Sang., I ISep., Stram., BSul.,Zinc; 
 in young children, I INatr. ph.; in infants ar- 
 tificially nursed, IPod. ; in emphysema, IHep.;, 
 in distortion of face, BCrotal.; in headache, 
 ILac def. ; in dilated heart, ITabac; with 
 flowing hemorrhoids, UCollin.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, ICarbol. ac; in lead colic, SNux v.; 
 in marasmus, lAbrot.; in melancholy, Aur. 
 met.; in menorrhagia, ICarbol. ac; in old 
 people, 1 1 Ant. c, IPhos.; in diseased pancreas,. 
 lAtrop. s.; in pregnancy, I lOleand.; constipa- 
 tion, after suddenlychecked diarrhoea,! INux v. 
 gg^ Constipation, diarrhoea. 
 
 Diarrhoea, consumption : jg^gp phthisis. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in convalescence : after severe 
 acute disease, ICup. ars., I ICinch., IPsor. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with convulsions: IJEthus., IBell., 
 ICalc, Canth., Carbo v., ICham., Cic, ICina, 
 ICup. m., Hyos., Ign., Ipec, Kalibr., Laur.,, 
 Lye, Op., Tabac, IZinc. ; epileptic, ICalc p.; 
 tetanic, IHydr. ac, I I Tereb. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with coryza : worse at night, I Sang.; 
 followed coryza, lEuph.; follows coryza, re- 
 lieving it with cough , I I Sang. gggT catarrhal. 
 
 Diarrhoea, cough: Acet. ac, Merc, IINitr. 
 ac, I IPuls., Sars.; dry, Rumex ; with whoop- 
 ing cough, lAnt. t.; worse at night, in whoop- 
 ing cough, ISang.; while coughing, I IPhos. 
 ggg" 1 catarrhal, phthisis, pneumonia. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with cramps: ICup. m., Iris; in 
 body and lower limbs (cholera), llris; in 
 stomach and chest, extending up ward, Cup. nu 
 
 Diarrhoea, damp : after marching through moist 
 ground with bare feet, IDulc, INatr. s., 
 IPuls , I I Rhus, Tereb.; in damp weather,, 
 I Aloe, IIDulc, INatr. s, ISul., Zing. 
 fg^* air, weather, wet. 
 
 Diarrhoea, by day: Amm. m., Canth., Cina ; 
 ICon., IForm., IGamb., Glon., IHep., IKali 
 c, Kali n., Magn. c, I INatr." m., Natr. s., 
 INux v., Petrol., Squilla; in pneumonia, 
 lElaps; causes uterine displacement from 
 debility, Petrol. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in dentition : lAcon., I^Ethus., 
 BApis, lArg. nit., I Ars., lArund., Bell., IBor., 
 HCalc, ICalc p., llCham., ICina, ICoff., 
 I IColch., IColoc, Cornus, ICup. m., IIDulc, 
 IIFerr., IGels., I IGuarasa, I IHell., IHep., 
 I I Ign., Ipec, lllpec, IKali br., IIKreo., 
 IMagn. c, I IMagn. p., IMerc, INux m., 
 IPhos. ac, I IPhyt., IPod., IPsor., IIRheum, 
 
 I ISep., ISil., ISul., IISul. ac; particularly at 
 weaning, if food disagrees, llpec 
 
 B@^ children. 
 Diarrhoea, from bad drainage : Bapt., 1 1 Carbo 
 
 v., ICarbol. ac 
 Diarrhoea, w r orse after drinking: IIArg. nit.,, 
 
 I I Ars., lAsaf., Caps., ICina, Cinnam., ICo- 
 loc, ICrot. t., Ferr., Nux m., Pod., Sul.„ 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 ITromb., Ver.; after acids. lAnt. c, IBrom. 
 IPhos. ac, ISul.; in albuminuria. ICalc. a.; 
 alcoholic spirits, Ant. t.,IArs.,Lach., IINux v. ; 
 in chronic alcoholism, I Ant. t., IArs.,IILach., 
 IPhos.; after ale, IGamb., ISul.; after beer, 
 llCinch., Ind.,IKali bi., ILyc, IMur. ac, ISul.; 
 better after beer, I IPhos.; sour beer, llCinch.; 
 brandy, INux v., I ISul.; chocolate, Bor., 
 ILith.; cider Calc. p.; coffee, Canth., ICist., 
 ICycl., Fluor, ac, Ign., MOxal. ac, IThuya ; 
 cold water, IIArs., IBry., ICarbo v., Hep., 
 ILyc, IPuls., 1 1 Ver.; cold drinks, in summer, 
 ICarbo v., INatr. s., IINux m., I I Ver.; after a 
 debauch. Ant. c, IINux v.; after lemonade, 
 IPhyt,; milk, Ars.,Bry., HCalc, Con., IKali c, 
 ILyc, IINatr. c,INiccol., INux m., IISep.,Sil., 
 ISul.; milk, worse in morning, INiccol.; boiled 
 milk, IINux m., ISep.; sour milk, IPod. ; 
 water, IBry., Caps.; worse after cold water, 
 ■Staph. ; water containing coal oil, Zing.; im- 
 pure water, Zing.; strange water, IBry.; sour 
 wine, 1 1 Ant. c fi@* cold. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in dropsy : IHell.; ascites, IIAcet. 
 ac, 1 1 Apis, lApoc; with puffiness under eye- 
 brows, IKali c; of legs, Acet. ac, IFerr. s. ; 
 of feet, relieved, Med.; in nephritis, IPhos.; 
 of scrotum, IFerr. s. 
 
 Diarrhoea, drugs: abuse of cathartics, Carbo v., 
 ICinch.,IHep., Nitr. ac, INux v.; after castor 
 oil, Bry.; abuse of cinchona, or quinine,Ferr. , 
 IHep., Lach., Pallad.,IPuls.; after chamomile, 
 ICoff., Val.; after diarrhoea mixtures, INux v.; 
 after drastic medicines or prolonged drugging, 
 IINux v.; after ginger, INux v. ; after magnesia, 
 IBry., INux v., Puis., Rheum; after mercury, 
 IHep., Lach., Nitr. ac, Sars., Staph., Sul., 
 chronic, after abuse of mercury or quinine; 
 IHep. ; after injecting nitrate of silver for gon- 
 orrhoea, INatr. m., I ITarant.; after opium, 
 IMur. ac, INatr. m., Nuxv.; after rhubarb, 
 ICham., IColoc, Merc, INux v., Puis.; after 
 sulphur, Ascl. t. 
 
 Diarrhoea, dysenteric: I Ars. i., IColoc, -Ferr. 
 m., Illpec, I IPod., I I Rhus ; in a nursing in- 
 fant, IMerc; during cholera season, INux v.; 
 coming on at menstrual period, especially at 
 night, IPuls. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in dyspepsia: chronic, ICaust., 
 IKali c. ; in atonic, IPetrol.; in summer, 
 I INatr. p. $^ eating, stomach. 
 
 Diarrhoea, eating: worse during, ICrot. t. ; sud- 
 den, during dinner, I I Ver.; worse after, 
 iEthus., 1 1 Aloe, Alum., Amm. m., I Apis, 
 I Arg. nit., IIArs., Asar., Asim. t., lAur. mur., 
 Bor., IBrom. , Bry., ICalc, Carbo v., ICham., 
 Cina, Cist., llCinch., I IColoc, Con., Cornus, 
 I ICrot. t., IDulc, IFerr., IForm., Hep., 
 Hyper., Iod., ILach., IILyc, IMur. ac, 
 INatr. c, INatr. s., Nitr. ac, Nuxm., Nuxv., 
 IPhos. ac, I IPod., Raph., Rheum, IRhod., 
 Sars., Sec, Sul., IStaph., Sul. ac, Thuya, 
 I ITromb., 1 1 Ver.; after breakfast, Arg. nit., 
 Carb. s., Bor., IThuya ; after breakfast, with 
 pain in rectum, an acute attack caused by bad 
 news, caused a morning aggravation as well 
 as atter eating, attack would also be induced 
 by any depressing emotions or excitement of 
 any kind (hepatic derangement), I IPod.; bet- 
 ter after breakfast, Arg. nit.,Bov., IBrom., 
 Diosc, Grat., IHep., Iod., ILith., ILyc, Natr. 
 c, Niccol., Sang.; after dinner, Alum., Amm. 
 m., Ars. s. f., Carb.s., ILil. tig., Nitr. ac, INux 
 
 v., I ITromb.; after supper, Iris, Hyper., 
 I ITromb.; after acid food and fruits, ICist. 
 (fig^ acids); from artificial food, ISul.; after 
 cabbage or sauerkraut, IPetrol.; in cholera 
 infantum, ICrot. t; worse from cold food, 
 Ant. c, Coloc, ILyc, INatr. s., IPuls.; after 
 ice cream, IIArs., Bry., ICarbo v., Dulc, 
 IPuls.; immediately after, I IPod.; after eggs 
 (rheumatic headache), IChin. a.; after errors 
 in diet, especially pork or fat food, fruit or 
 ice cream, IPuls. ; from each error of diet, or 
 daily, some hours after dinner, I I Sal. ac; after 
 every kind of food that disagrees, with belch- 
 ing and rumbling, ISars. ; farinaceous food, 
 IINatr. m., INatr. s.; fat food, Carbo v., IKali 
 m., IPuls., Thuya ; in typhoid fever, as soon 
 as he eats, IPhos.; fish (rheumatic headache), 
 IChin. a.; after fruit, Ars., Bor., Bry., Calc. 
 p., llCinch., ICist., IColoc, ICrot. t., Lach., 
 Lith., ILyc, IMur. ac, INatr. s., I IPod., 
 Puis., IRhod., Tromb.; acid fruit and milk, 
 Pod.; especially from apples (ague), I IPuls.; 
 after canned fruit, I IPod.; juicy fruit, Calc. 
 p.; fruit and sweetmeats, ICrot. t. ; from un- 
 ripe fruit, in summer, IRheum, ISul. ac; high 
 game, ICrotal.; improper food, IIGuarsea; 
 meat, Ferr., Lept., Sep.; fresh meat, ICaust.; 
 smoked meat, Calc c; melons, particularly 
 canteloupes, 1 1 Zing. ; mush at supper, appears 
 undigested in morning, ill-treated intermit- 
 tent, I IBry.; onions, Thuya ; oysters, IBrom., 
 ILyc; pastry, llpec, IKali m., INatr. s., 
 I IPuls.; pork, Ant. c, Cycl., IPuls.; potatoes, 
 ■Alum., Sep., I I Ver.; sweet potatoes, ICalc. 
 a.; sauerkraut, Bry.; shell fish, Carbo v.; 
 sugar, Arg. nit.,Oxal. ac,ISul., Tromb.; sugar, 
 in cholera infantum, 1 1 Arg. nit.; maple sugar, 
 Calc. s. ; sweets, lArg. nit., Calc, Crot. t., 
 IMerc v., Tromb.; veal, Kali n.; vegetables, 
 Bry., Lept., ILyc, Natr. c, Natr. s.; warm 
 food, IPhos. 
 Jg^* Chap. 15, Eating diarrhoea. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with emaciation : IIAcet. ac, Apis, 
 IIArs., I Arg. nit., Bor., HCalc c, ICalc p., 
 llCinch., IIFerr., IFerr. s., Gamb., Illod., 
 Kreo., Lye, IINatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 IOp., IPetrol., IPhos., I ISars., Sep., ISil., 
 I ISul., IThuya ; in measles imperfectly devel- 
 oped, I Apis. JS^° marasmus. 
 
 Diarrhoea, epigastrium : gnawing and pressure 
 chronic (syphilis), I Lach. ; sinking, as if every- 
 thing would drop through pelvis, I IPod. 
 
 Diarrhoea, eruption: after eruptive diseases, 
 I Ant. t. ; after appearance of eruption, in 
 typhus, I IChlor. ; with itching acne, ICaust.; 
 petechiae, lArn. ; after suppressed, I Ant. t., 
 IBry., Hep., IHyosc, Mez., IISul., ITJrt. ur.; 
 after suppression of scabies, chronic, IHep., 
 IPsor., ISul.; with urticaria, IIArs., Bo v., 
 IPuls. fflgg*' measles, scarlatina. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with eructation : Amm. m,, IIArg. 
 nit., Arm, I ICarbo v., I IDulc, Hep., Ipec, 
 Iris, Kali c, ILyc, Pod., Psor., Rumex, Sars., 
 Sep., ISul., Zing. 
 
 Diarrhoea, worse in evening: I Aloe, ^Atrop.s., 
 Bor., IBov., Canth., Caust., Colch., IKali c, 
 Lach., Merc, v., Mez., Mur. ac, IPhos.; in 
 bronchitis, ICalc; between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m., 
 I ISul. ; caused by evening air, I IMerc. sol. ; to- 
 ward evening- (coxalgia), ICalc; with grip- 
 ing, Zinc; and at night, IMagn. m.; every 
 evening for a week, preceded by transient 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 541 
 
 pain in rectum, followed by throbbing as with 
 little hammers in anus, ILach. 
 
 Diarrhoea, from exertion ; worse as soon as he 
 moves about, IBry., INatr. m.,. lEhus ; 
 chronic, INatr. s. ; from manual labor, I IVer.; 
 worse from walking, ICalc, IGels. 
 
 Diarrhoea, face: grayish, hippocratic, lArs., 
 IVer.; pale, HCamph., ICanth., ICarbo v., 
 ICup. m., Hpec, Stram.; pale, miserable 
 complexion, IFerr.; sunken, I Ant. t. , IVer.; 
 tension, Bar. m. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with fainting: lArs., Coccul., ICup. 
 ac, Laur., Nux m., Op., ITabac, IVer.; sud- 
 den attacks, with cold sweat, Tabac. ; faint- 
 ness, Lept., Raph.; faintness (myelitis), 
 IDulc; disposition to faint, INux m.; faint- 
 ness and dizziness, worse in open air, I Grot. 
 t. ; on rising up, I Aeon., IBry., Op., Tromb. 
 J^gf° weakness. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with fever: I Anthrac; in evening, 
 IRhus ; stools involuntary, in low fevers, 
 UPhos. ; dry mouth, and thirst, IINatr. m. ; 
 in slow fever, lAsar. ; alternating with slow 
 fevers, INux v.; gastric, lArg. nit.; hectic, 
 lAsar., IPhos.; intermittent, 1 1 Ant. c, Eup. 
 pur., IGels.; intermittent, during day of 
 paroxysm, Rhus; intermittent, at beginning 
 of paroxysm, I I Puis.; intermittent, relieves 
 the shaking, ICoccul.; intermittent, obstinate, 
 Elat. ; intermittent, on' days free from fever 
 (quartan), Hod.; intermittent, with great and 
 sudden weakness, Crot. t.; typhoid, I lAcet. ac, 
 ■Agar., I Alum., I Apis, lArs., IBapt., IBrv., 
 UCalc, :Calc.s,IChlor.,Crotal., I IEucal.,IHy- 
 osc, IKali m., IIMtr. ac, I INuph., IMur. ac, 
 IIOp.,_ UPhos., IStram., I ISumb., ITereb.; 
 typhoid, in fast growing youths, IPhos. ac; 
 with worms, IMerc Jgg|h heat, thirst. 
 
 Diarrhoea, flatulence : discharge of flatus, Arnm. 
 m., lArg. nit,, Asaf.,Bov., I ICarbo v., ICinch., 
 Cub., ICup. m.,IDiosc, Jacea, IKali c, ILach., 
 ILvc, IManc, IMur. ac, INatr. s., INiccol., 
 Nitr. ac, Nux v., Oleand,, Plant., I IPtel., Sa- 
 bina, Sang., I ISars., Sep., Sil., Tabac, Zing.; 
 discharge of fetid flatus, Aloe, I ICarbo v., 
 Cinch., Coccus, Lith., INatr. s., INiccol., IPsor., 
 Rhod., Sep., Sil., Squilla, ISul.; follows sudden 
 painful bloating of abdomen, or about navel, 
 IKali iod.; incarcerated, ILyc, INatr. s., Sil.; 
 in nervous weakness, IGels.; in dentition, 
 ICalc. p.; rumbling or gurgling, I Aloe, 
 Bov., Carb. s., I IChel., Coloc, Cornus, Elaps, 
 Gamb., Iris, Jatroph., ILyc, Magn. c,Magn. 
 s., Nitr. ac, Oleand., Puis'., Rhod., Sil., Zing.; 
 rumbling and cutting, with burning in 
 rectum, Cub.; rumbling and gurgling 
 (typhoid), ILach. 
 J&ggh abdomen, colic, eructation. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in forenoon : Gamb.; worse, 8 to 10 
 a.m., IPlant.; 9 a.m., preceded by passage of 
 much fetid flatus, INatr. s. JgggK morning. 
 
 Diarrhoea, comes gradually : stool more and 
 more watery, 1 1 Cinch. 
 
 Diarrhoea, head : abscess, IMerc. sol.; conges- 
 tion, Sul.; heat, Oxal. ac; rolling, ISil. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with headache: Cub., Oxal. ac, 
 Stram., IVer.; alternating with headache, 
 Pod.; chronic headache, I IPsor.; for a day or 
 so, I IPhos.; of school girls, UCalc p.; and 
 griping, Cub.; pressing in forehead, I^Ethus.; 
 on right side, Ind.; periodic attacks of sick 
 headache, two or three days before menses, 
 
 IPuls.; tensive, Coloc; throbbing in right 
 temple, IStram. 
 Diarrhoea, heart affections : ICact.; pain about, 
 ILobel. i.; violent beating, not rapid, but too 
 violent, Dig. 
 Diarrhoea, heat : worse from warm or hot 
 drinks, UPhos.; inflammatory, during hot 
 days and cold nights, 1 1 Aeon.; internal, ex- 
 ternal coldness, following fright, IPuls.; does 
 not wish to be covered or near heat, prefers 
 open air or wishes to be fanned, HSec ; worse 
 from overheating, lAloe ; after overheating, 
 in summer, IBry.; and pain in larynx or chest, 
 IPhos. ; worse in a warm room, chronic, INatr. 
 s.; of sun, Agar., Camph.; of sun or fire, ICar- 
 bo v. ; follows feeling as of hot water poured 
 from breast into abdomen, Sang.; in hot 
 weather, Aloe, Ant. c, Bapt., Bell., IBry.,. 
 Calc, Carbo v., ICinch., Colch., IGainb., Iris, 
 Kali bi., Lach., Magn. c, Merc v., Mur. ac, 
 Natr. m.,Nuxm., UPhos., Pod., Rheum, IVer.; 
 in hot weather, with difficult dentition, IPhyt.; 
 sudden attacks, during heat of summer, I ISul.;. 
 during a spell of hot weather, I IBry. 
 ggp"' summer. 
 Diarrhoea, with hemorrhoids: IKali c, IINitr. 
 ac, Zing.; bleeding, blind or protruding, 
 HCollin.; large, protrude after each pappy, 
 offensive stool, I ILach.; chronic, worse in 
 morning, MPod.; protruding, blue or dark 
 purple, especially when occurring in feeble 
 children suffering from gastric atony, mus- 
 cular debility and threatened marasmus,, 
 I IMur. ac. 
 Diarrhoea, with hiccough: iEthus., Carbo v.,. 
 Cic, IHyos. ,Ign., Jab., INux m., Nux v., Ta- 
 bac, IVer.; when carried, IKreo. 
 Diarrhoea, in hip disease: UCalc, UCinch. 
 Diarrhoea, in hospitals: lAloe. 
 Diarrhoea, hypochondria : pain, with chilli- 
 ness, Aloe ; pain in right, Bapt., Merc, viv., 
 Natr. s. ; pain in right, when coughing, Psor.; 
 pain, when drinking cold water, Natr. c 
 Diarrhoea, hysterical women and young girls : 
 
 IHyos. g®" mental condition. 
 Diarrhoea, in influenza : IDulc, I ISang. ; pitui- 
 
 tous, not copious, I Ant. t, $ST cold. 
 Diarrhoea, after injury : to head and face,IHam.;, 
 
 in shock, INux m. 
 Diarrhoea, intestines : burning, and tenesmus, 
 I Cornus ; sensation as if a foreign substance 
 were lying in rectum, INatr. m. ; infiltration 
 and ulceration of intestinal canal, with forma- 
 tion of cavities and purulent discharge into 
 cavity of thorax (hectic fever), I IPhos.; swell- 
 ing, size of a fist in region of transverse colon, 
 chronic, IMerc; chronic, torpid, inert condi- 
 tion, discharges cause atony, I ISumb.; chronic, 
 supposed to have been caused by ulceration, 
 101. jec ; from disturbed function of mole- 
 cules of iron in muscles of villi, Ferr. ph.; 
 gangrene, Ars. s. f., ICrotaL, I ILach.; inflam- 
 mation, ILept. ; irritable, five or six stools a 
 day (after sulphur), lAscl. t.; with burning, 
 and tenesmus of rectum , protrusion of anus, 
 and pinching around navel, with mucous 
 stool, I Gamb. ; as soon as anything enters 
 rectum, UPhos.; constant, in polypus of rec- 
 tum, IKali br.; with painful urging before 
 stool, Calc fl. ; chronic, with ulceration, • Cupr. 
 s. ,1 Sil. ; with ulcers, in tuberculosis, I I Oleand. ; 
 upper part affected, in diarrhoea of children ; 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 during cholera epidemic, IPod. ; constant urg- 
 ing, passing small quantities, followed by feel- 
 ing that more remains, INux v.; constant urg- 
 ing (ulcer of os uteri), ICurar. ; as if too weak 
 to retain contents, ISul. Jg^ 1 * Anus, Rectum, 
 Stool. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with feeling of intoxication : 1 1 Gels. 
 
 Diarrhoea, lienteric: IPolyp., IPsor.; after 
 catarrh, Ferr. ph.; in sucklings, BMagn. c; in 
 intermittent fever, IFerr. ; for a month, 
 IGamb. ; chronic, painless, with much thirst, 
 during night, I IPhos.; griping and tearing in 
 abdomen, I I Mi lief. ; from relaxation of pylo- 
 ric muscles, Ferr. ph.; in scirrhus uteri, 
 ■ Arg. met. $iT* Stool lienteric. 
 
 Diarrhoea, limbs: pains, Ferr. mur., IRhod.; 
 tingling and numbness, USec. 
 
 Diarrhoea, liver: chronic in liver affections, 
 ' IChel.; chronic, whitish in children, IKali 
 bi.; acute congestion, INux v.; cirrhotic, Hod.; 
 dependent on hepatic derangement, ILept.; 
 inactivity, ICornus; duringjaundice, INuxnV., 
 IPuls. ; jaundice, with weakened heart, ILyc. 
 vir. 
 
 Diarrhoea, lying down: causes return, IDiosc, 
 I lOxal. ac, Raph.; on the back, Pod.; on left 
 side, Arm, IPhos. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with marasmus: I I Hydras.; incipi- 
 ent mesenteric tabes, ICalc. p. Jg^"* emaci- 
 ation ; also Chap. 19, Abdomen marasmus. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in measles : IMerc, IPuls., Squilla, 
 ISul.; after measles, llCinch., Puis. 
 
 Diarrhoea, menses: before, Bov., Sil.; three 
 days before, Hyper.; before and during, Bov., 
 ICinnab.; before, lasting till flow is estab- 
 lished, I I Ver.; a few days before or after, with 
 colic, IILach.; before, with straining, ILach.; 
 during, Alum., lAmm. m., Bov., Calc. p., 
 Caust., IKreo., INatr. s., INiccol., ITabac, 
 IVer.; after, Graph., ILach., INatr. m.; in 
 amenorrhoea, Symph.; with dysmenorrhoea, 
 ICollin., HVer.; in menorrhagia, IIEryg., 
 IVer.; with sudden cessation, IGlon.; with 
 suppression, worse after eating and drinking, 
 IColoc. 
 
 Diarrhoea, mental condition : after anger, Aeon., 
 BAloe, Ars., Bar.c, ICalc. p., ICham., IIColoc, 
 INux v.; angry when consoled, INatr. m.; 
 anguish, I Ars., ICamph., Raph., Sil., Tabac, 
 Ver.; with anxiety, lAcon., Aram, in., Asaf., 
 Bar. m., Calc, Canth., ICarbo v., Cic, Fluor, ac, 
 Kalibr, Lil. tig., Magn. c, Merc, viv., Psor., 
 Sec; anxiety concerning illness, Nitr. ac, 
 IPsor.; expression of anxiety when lifted, 
 Calc; apathy, Bor., Cam ph., Uatroph., Op., 
 A3 Phos. ac; from domestic cares, I Coff.; crying, 
 yEthus., Alum., Ars., IBell., IIBor., Calc, 
 Caust., I ICham., ICina, Ferr., Psor., IPuls.; 
 delirium, Bapt., IBell., Bry., Canth., Carbol. 
 ac, BHyos., Mur. ac, Op., Phos. ac, Rhus, 
 ■Strain.; delirium alternating with colic, 
 ■Plumb.; dejection, llgn., IMerc. sol., INatr. 
 m., ■ Psor., IBPuls.; from emotions, llpec; de- 
 pressing emotions, Coloc, IGels., Phos. ac; 
 exciting news, or fright, I IGels.; from fear, 
 during cholera season, IPhos. ac; from fright, 
 Arg. nit., IGels., IIOp.,1 IVer.; from frightand 
 other depressing causes, I IKali ph.; from 
 grief, IColoc, IGels., Phos. ac; tendency to 
 hypochondriasis before attack, llpec; after 
 exalted imagination, Arg. nit.; irritable, BBry., 
 ISul. ac. ; after sudden joy, ICoff., BIOp. ; from 
 
 mental labor, INux v., Pic. ac. ; is nervous 
 and prostrated, subject to numerous chills, 
 IGels.; nervous agitation, cold sweat, weakness 
 and dyspnoea, IRob.; from anticipation of un- 
 usual ordeal, soldiers before battle, etc., IGels.; 
 from effects of overstudy, I Cup. ac; from over- 
 work and care, ICoff.; from mental exertion, 
 Nux v., Pic. ac, Sabad. 
 Diarrhoea, in morning : Acet.ac,iEthus.,Agar., 
 lAloe, Alum, lAmrn. m. , Ang., Ant. c, Apis, 
 Arg. nit., Ars., Bor., IIBov., IIBry., I IChlor., 
 Cist., I Cop., Corn us, Diosc, Eup. perf.,IFerr., 
 Fluor, ac, Gamb., IGuaiac, Hep., Hippom., 
 Hod., Iris v., I IKali bi., Kali c, Kali n., 
 ■Lil. tig., Lith., ILyc, Lyss.,Merc v., Mur. ac, 
 I INatr. s., Niccol., Nitr. ac, Nux m., Nux v., 
 Oleand., Oxal. ac, Petrol., I ■Phos., Phos. ac, 
 
 ■ ■Pod., Psor., IRumex, Sarrac, Squilla, IISul., 
 Thuya, BTromb., Zing.; in brain affections, in 
 children, BBSul.; in children, Act. rac ; in 
 cholera infantum, BApis ; chronic, IKali bi.; 
 chronic, worse after getting up and moving 
 about, and after farinaceous food, INatr. m.; 
 with colic, INuph., MVer.; with cough, from 
 tickling ontiiroat pit, IRumex ; after cutting 
 in bowels, "Bry.; no more stool during day, 
 I IPod.; every morning for four days (during 
 climaxis), I IRumex; daily, after breakfast, 
 Thuya; early, Diosc, Merc, sul., IPhos., 
 
 ■ Psor.; early, continues until afternoon, 
 
 ■ INatr. m.; early, driving out of bed,IIAloe, 
 I I Hyper., B ISul.; early, driving out of bed, con- 
 tinues through day, worse at noon, IPod.; 
 chronic, obliged her to get up before daylight, 
 ten stools before noon, not more than two or 
 three after that time till early morning again, 
 I ISul.; before rising, 6 to 8 a.m., ISil.; early, 
 also during day, BPetrol.; early, after lemon- 
 ade, ■Phyt.; in typhus, stool profuse weaken- 
 ing, lAcet. ac; with flatus, IRhod.; stools 
 containingundigestedfood(cariesof vertebrae), 
 IPhos.; with gagging and excessive thirst, in 
 children, IPod.; in affections of liver, I IPod.; 
 with despair of salvation, MVer.; on begin- 
 ning to move', Ars. i.; followed by nausea, 
 Lyss., Zing.; in old people, BIArs.; pain in 
 abdomen, and burning in rectum, Dory.; pain- 
 less, ■ ■Cinch., Nuph.; since parturition five 
 weeks ago, BMagn. m. ; periodic, returning at 
 same hour, 1 1 Apis, INatr. s.; periodic, at 2 
 a.m. , colicky pains and rumbling in belly, 
 
 ■ Diad.; in phthisis, I I Oxal. ac; frequently 
 recurring in morning (meningitis), ■Thuya ; 
 before rising, lAloe, Bell., Bov., Cinch., Cic, 
 Diosc, Kali bi., Nuph., IPsor., IRumex, 
 IISul.; on rising, Lye, INatr. s., IPsor., Sul., 
 I IVer.; worse from time of rising till 10 a.m., 
 then better till 3 p.m., when it gets worse 
 again, I IVer.; after rising and eating, Agar.; 
 after rising and moving about, IIBry., Lept., 
 Natr. m., I INatr. s.; in scarlatina, ISul. ; stools 
 preceded by great pain (heart affection), 
 ■Cact. ; stools profuse, thin, BBDulc; stools 
 composed mostly of slime and fecal matter, 
 with tenesmus during and after stool, IMerc 
 sol.; after failure of sulphur, I IRumex; to- 
 wards morning, preceded by pain in abdomen, 
 Bar. c Jg^° Stool morning. 
 
 Diarrhoea > motion : aggravates, Aloe, Apis, 
 Am., Ars., IBell., BBBry., Calc, IColch., Coloc, 
 Crot, t., Ipec, Merc, c., Mur. ac, Natr. m., 
 Oxal. ac, Rheum, Rumex, Tabac, Ver.; 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 543 
 
 worse from downward, Bor., ICham.; from 
 least motion, Ferr. ; it is more difficult to de- 
 scend than to ascend, to sit down than to rise 
 up, IStann. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with nausea : Ant. t, Apis, lArg. 
 nit,, IColch., IColoc, ICrot. t., Ilpec, Iris, 
 Prun., IRhus, ISul., ITabac,IVer.; with pale 
 face, Lyss. ; faintness, sometimes vomiting 
 of mucus, worse about bedtime (diarrhoea 
 mucosa), I I Puis. ; follows nausea, ISang.; 
 in morning, Lil. tig.; before stool, in night, 
 Rumex ; in pregnancy, ISabina ; and prostra- 
 tion, IColch.; with retching, I Ant. t., IBell., 
 ■ IBism., Ilpec, IKreo., IPod., ISec; vomit- 
 ing, after, Lyss. 
 ggg^ Chap. 16, Nausea diarrhoea. 
 
 Diarrhoea, at night : Aeon. , yEthus. , Aloe, Ang., 
 Ant. c, Ant. t., Arg. nit., Arm, IIArs., Asaf., 
 Ascl., lAur. met., Bov., Brom., Bry., Canth. , 
 -Caps., Carb. s., Caust., ICham., Chel., Chin, s., 
 UCinch., Cist., Colch., ICrot. t,, Cub., Dulc, 
 Ferr., Fluor, ac., IGamb., Graph., Hippom., 
 IHyos., Ign.,Ipec, Iris, Jalap., IKali c, Kreo., 
 IILach., Lith., Merc, v., Mosch., IINux m., 
 Phos. ac, I IPod., UPsor., IIPuls., Rhus, Ta- 
 bac, Ver.; worse 3 or 4 a.m., IKali c; with 
 rumbling in abdomen, IPuls.; alternates with 
 asthma, IKali c; withburningin anus,IBry.; 
 with colic, ISul.; with colic, must bend double, 
 ICham.; with dry cough, I IKali c; night and 
 day, Ang.; sudden attack, gouty diathesis 
 (acute inflammation of pancreas), ICon.; with 
 hemeralopia, I IVer.; in hydrocephalus, 
 IIPuls.; after midnight, Arg. nit., Arum t., 
 Ascl., IIArs., Cic, Fluor, ac, Hippom., Iris, 
 Kali c, Lye, ISul.; at midnight, with colic, 
 IManc; after midnight or towards morning 
 (pertussis), ICepa ; obliging him to get up 
 several times towards 5 or 6 a.m., INuph.; 
 after midnight, drives out of bed early in 
 morning, I ISul.; commences between mid- 
 night and morning, with or without pain, 
 with or without vomiting, ineffectual desire 
 to evacuate (cholera Asiatica), IISuL; sudden, 
 with great urging, about midnight, then 
 pasty, offensive, ammoniacal, ILach.; for 
 months, usually at night, I I Phos. ac; mucous, 
 ■Chel.; with nervous excitement (dentition), 
 MChloral; painful, Aur. mur., ICinnab., 
 IRhus ; periodical, about 2 or 3 o'clock, llris ; 
 during pregnancy, I Arg. nit.; with tired ex- 
 tremities, IKali c; with urging, had to wait 
 a long while, then it came as thin as water, 
 slimy, bright yellow and burning hot, I ISul.; 
 is scarcely off vessel before he must return, 
 better toward morning, 3 or 4 o'clock, Stront. ; 
 after night watching, INux v.; in wet weather, 
 IDulc. 
 
 Diarrhoea, nervous: in nervous persons, Asaf., 
 Asar., Ign. ; from depression of nerve centres, 
 IZinc; with nervous prostration, ISul. ac 
 
 Diarrhoea, in old people: 1 1 Ant. c, ICarbo v., 
 Coff., IFluor. ac, IIGamb., Iod., Op.; after 
 cholera, ICoff. t.; with dark complexion, 
 INitr. ac; in old or intemperate subjects, 
 Crotal.; painful, ICarbo v.; in old men, Con.; 
 in old women, Kreo., Natr. s. 
 
 Diarrhoea, painful: Amm. c, lArs., lAscl. t., 
 7rBerb., IBry., ICham., Cornus, Ferr. s., 
 IPlumb., IVer.; in intestinal catarrh, lArs. ; 
 most during day, eighteen hours after dose, 
 lasting twenty-four hours, pain in lower j 
 
 bowels, Lyss.; during apyrexia, I Cornus; 
 before each passage, worse in morning (after 
 measles), MSticta; early in morning, Lyss.; 
 muco-serous, odorless (cliarrhoea), IGamb. ; of 
 old people, ICarbo v.; with prostration, I ISec; 
 with screaming and grinding of teeth, I IPod.; 
 with much straining, early in morning, 
 IDiosc; tearing, IDig.jwith or without vomit- 
 ing, Iris. jg^ST 3 colic. 
 
 Diarrhoea, painless : Anthrac, Apis, Arg. nit., 
 Ars., IBar. m.,Bell., Bry., ICamph., Carbo a., 
 ■ Cham., Chel., ICinch.,Cinnab., Clem.,Cochl., 
 ICoff., Colch., Coloc, Crot. t,, IDulc, IFerr., 
 IGamb., IGels. , Hep., IHyos., Ipec,Jab., Kali c, 
 I IKali ph., ILyc, Merc, IINatr. m., I Natr. s., 
 Nitr.,Nuph.,Nux m.,Nux v., Op., Petrol., Phos., 
 I Phos. ac, Plat, IPod., Rhus, Rumex, Sec, 
 Sil., Squilla, Stram., Sul., Sul. ac, Tabac, 
 Thuya, IVer. ; with chilliness, even in a hot 
 room, I IKali br. ; excoriating and exhausting, 
 IFerr.; with cramplike jerkings in calves, 
 Uatroph.; debilitating, worse in morning, 
 UPhos. ; but little urging, in dysentery, IDulc; 
 in typhus or yellow fever, lArs. ; with rum- 
 bling of wind, Ign.; with rumbling in abdo- 
 men and burning in anus, IKali c; stools in- 
 voluntary, during a meal, I IFerr. ; stools whit- 
 ish, better in the mountains, I I Syph. ; in morn- 
 ing, I INuph. ; driving out of bed at 5 a.m., 
 I ISul.; in morning, in bronchitis or gastritis, 
 lApis ; in rachitis, ICalc; stools large, 
 watery, with good appetite, IFerr. 
 
 Diarrhoea, pancreatic: Hod.; succeeds consti- 
 pation (salivation), llris. 
 
 Diarrhoea, paralysis : Tabac ; child fell without 
 power to raise arms or legs, mind clear, IGels. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with peritonitis : jg^* Chap. 19, 
 Abdomen peritonitis. 
 
 Diarrhoea, periodic : on alternate days, Alum., 
 MCinch., Fluor, ac, Nitr. ac. ; at same hour, 
 Apis, Sabad., Thuya; an hour later each day, 
 Fluor, ac; every fourth day, Sabad.; every 
 four or six weeks, Carb. s.; at same time of 
 year, Kali bi. Jggi^ afternoon, evening, 
 forenoon, morning, menses, night. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in phthisis: lAcet. ac, Act. rac, 
 Amm. m., I Ars., Calc p., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 ICetrar., ICrot. t., IDulc, Elaps, IFerr., 
 IGamb., I IGuarsea,IIod.,ILyc vir., I IMyr. cer., 
 lOleand., IPhos., IVer.; florida after pneu- 
 monia, IFerr.; with prolapsus of rectum, ICalc; 
 with tympanitis, ICarbo v.; black liquid stools, 
 Elaps ; tendency to diarrhoea in incipient tu- 
 bercular disease, 1 1 Tuberc 
 fg^F' emaciation, -weakness. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in pleurisy: IFerr. mur.; subacute, 
 I Arg. nit. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with prolapsus ani : jg^" Anus, 
 Rectum, Stool. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in pneumonia: I Ant. t., ICup. m., 
 IPhos. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in pregnancy: lAnt. c, Alum., 
 I Apis, ICham., IChel.,ICinch., Dulc, I IFerr., 
 I I Hell., IHyosc, ILact. ac, ILyc, Nux v., 
 Petrol., I IPhos., IPuls., ISep., ISul.; with abor- 
 tion, MErig.; in childbed, Ant. c, Asar., 
 ICham., ICollin., Dulc, IHyosc, Phos., IPsor.. 
 I Rheum, ISec, IStram., Tromb.; comes on 
 suddenly and without apparent cause in lying- 
 in women, IHyosc; with earthy color of face, 
 I ILyc; with fainting and sluggish flow of 
 ideas, INux m. 
 
544 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 Diarrhoea, pulse : irregular, ICup. ac, Cinch., 
 ■Dig, Lam\, ITabac., Thuya; imperceptible, 
 lArs., Carbo v., Crotal., Kali br., Laur., Tereb.; 
 intermitting, Carbo v., Hell., IMur. ac, Nitr. 
 ac, Thuya; rapid, lAcon., liEthus., Ant. t., 
 ■Ars., IBell., Cinch., Jab., Kali br., Kreo.; 
 slow, Cup. m., IDig., IGels., Laur., Mur. ac, 
 IOp., Tereb.; small, lyEthus., IBell., Cup. m.; 
 soft, Bapt., Cup. m., IGels.; weak, Ant. t., 
 Cup. m., Cycl., Dig., Kali br., IKali c, Kreo., 
 Merc c, Mur. ac, ITabac. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in purpura: ILach., I I Led., IPhos. 
 
 Diarrhoea, rheumatic: IBry., Cain., HColch., 
 IIDulc, IKali bi., INux m., I IRheum, IRhus ; 
 from sudden checking of diarrhoea, Abrot.; in 
 rheumatic or gouty women, Sabina. 
 
 Diarrhoea, from riding: IICoccul., Nux m., 
 ■Petrol.; but a short distance in omnibus or 
 car, I ICoccul.; in carriage, IPetrol.; from mo- 
 tion of cars, Med. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with salivation : IMerc, INitr. ac, 
 Rheum. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in scarlatina : IIAilant.; with en- 
 larged eruption, llpec fi^* eruption. 
 
 Diarrhoea, at the seashore : I Ars., Bry. ; from 
 seabathing, Sep. Jg^° washing. 
 
 Diarrhoea, from septic matter in food and drink : 
 I Ars., I Carbo v., ICrot., ILach. 
 
 Diarrhoea, sleep: awaking often, ISul.; during 
 sleep, Bry., ISul. (HG&* Stool involuntary); 
 worse after, Bell., IILach., Pic. ac, I ISul., 
 Zing.; disturbs sleep, Lith.; with eyes half 
 open, ISul.; falls asleep on sitting, Ars. m.; 
 sleepiness in daytime, afternoon and after 
 sunset, ISul.; wakefulness, ISul. 
 g^° morning, night. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in smallpox: IAnt.t.,IArs., HCinch. 
 
 Diarrhoea, in spring: IBry., Iris, ILach., Sars. 
 
 Diarrhoea, worse from standing : lAloe, ICoc- 
 cul., Ign., Lil. tig.; feeling as if it would set 
 in when standing, with anguish, Agnus. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with starting : ICup. ac, IHyos. 
 
 Diarrhoea, stomach : acidity, Cinnam., Zing.; 
 catarrh, 1 1 Ant. c, IDulc; gastro-intestinal 
 catarrh, Hippoz.; deranged, I Ant. c, Carbo a., 
 ICarbov., Petrol., IIPuls., Zing.; disordered, 
 after late supper, llpec; gastralgia, : Calend., 
 IKali c, IStann.; gastromalacia, IKali iod., 
 IKreo.; indigestion, INux v., llPod., IPuls.; 
 pain, ICalc p. M^ colic, nausea. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with stupor : I Apis, Arg. nit., I I Arm, 
 Ars., Bapt., IBell., Camph., Hyos., INux m., 
 I IOp., Sul.; in epidemic diarrhoea, I INitr. sp. 
 d. ; seeming to call for opium, which failed, 
 I I Zinc; sudden shrieks, 1 1 Apis, IHell.; in 
 summer complaint, Anac; with twitching, 
 IBell, IHyos., IOp., ISul. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with subsultus : IBell., ICup. ac, 
 I IHyos., IOp. 
 
 Diarrhoea, sudden attacks: Crot. t., HSec; 
 with nausea, before breakfast, Tuberc 
 
 Diarrhoea, in summer (summer Complaint) : 
 
 I Aeon., liEthus., lAng., I Ant. t., IArs.,IBism., 
 
 I I Camph., I Carbo v. ,ICarbol.ac,Coff.,ICrotal., 
 HCrot. t.,IOup. ars., IFerr. ph., IGamb.,IIod., 
 Kali bi., IKali br., ILach., INatr. m., I IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, Polyp., IPod., IRheum, I I Sep.; 
 during August, I I Sec; in August, child, set. 3 
 months, I Ant. t.; of children, I Ammoniac, 
 IICoff.;of children, complementary to Bell., 
 IMez.; of children, with brain affection, 
 ICup. m.; of children, with emaciation, 
 
 IFerr. ; especially in scrofulous children, in- 
 terminable, ISec; of children, when fluids 
 are vomited as soon as taken, IBism.; of chil- 
 dren, mostly under a year old, IBor.; with 
 lack of digestive power, I INatr. ph.; from cold 
 drinks, IINux m.; with emaciation, I I Med.;, 
 from eating bad or unripe fruit, commencing 
 with nausea, sweat, colic, pinching and burn- 
 ing in abdomen, ISul. ac; with eruption on 
 skin, IHyper.; with griping pains and cramps 
 in limbs, ICup. ac; relapsing, I ISil.; suddenly 
 at night, HVer.; sudden, with vomiting, IJa- 
 troph. JUgr heat, weather ; also Cholera 
 morbus. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with sweat: Aeon., Benz. ac, 
 ICalc, Cic, ICinch., Cornus,Ferr., Ign., Jab.,, 
 IOp., IPsor., ISil.,Stram.; cold, iEthus., Ant. 
 t., Calc, ICamph., Cup. m., Hell., Jatroph., 
 Pic. ac, ISec, Sul., ITabac, Tereb., IVer.;. 
 cold, or cold hands and feet, ISil.; at night,. 
 ICinch., ILyc, IMerc. v., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 IPsor., Staph.; diarrhoea ceases after profuse 
 sweat, Stram. ; when sleeping, ICalc, ICinch., 
 Mur. ac, Nitr. ac, Phos., IPsor.; sour smell- 
 ing, ICalc, ICham., IMerc v., IRheum, 
 ISil.; sticky, Cham., IMerc. v.; after sup- 
 pressed sweat, I Aeon , ICham. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with tenesmus: jgi^ Anus and 
 Rectum tenesmus. 
 
 Diarrhoea, thirst: IIAcet. ac, 1 1 Aeon., liEthus., 
 Aloe, Ant. c,IAnt. t., Apis., Arn.,IIArs.,Bapt., 
 IBell.,IBism., IIBry., ICalc, Calcp., ICamph.,. 
 ICanth., ICarbo v., Caust., ICham., Cic, 
 Cinch., Coccul., IColch., Coloc, Cornus, 
 ICub., ICup. m., Cycl., Dig., Dulc, IFerr., 
 IGrat., Hell., Hep., Hippom., Hyos.,Iod.,Jab., 
 Uatroph., Kali bi., IKali br., Kali n., IKreo.,, 
 Lach., Laur., Magn. c, IMerc. cor., Merc, viv., 
 Mez., Natr. c, I INatr. m., INatr. s., Niccol., 
 INitr. ac, INux v., Oleand., IPhos., Phos. ac,. 
 Pic ac, Plant., Pod., Raph., IRhus, Samb., 
 ISec, Sep., ISil., Squilla, IStram., ISul., ITa- 
 bac, Thuya, HVer., Zing.; and rumbling in 
 abdomen, with debility (sequel to cholera),. 
 I IPhos. ; after diarrhoea, lOxal. ac; thirstless- 
 ness, Ant. c, Ant. t., 1 1 Apis, Arg. nit., Bapt., 
 Camph., Canth., Caps., ICycl., Ferr., IGels., 
 Ipec, Lye, Nux m., Pod., IIPuls., Sars., 
 Staph., Tabac 
 
 Diarrhoea, threatening: I IApis,Ars. s. f.,IRan. 
 sc; in evening, Ars. h., Calad.; with irrita- 
 tion in bowels, and constant accumulation of 
 phlegm in bronchial tubes, Eucal., ISeneg. 
 8^ Chap. 19, Abdomen diarrhoea. 
 
 Diarrhoea, throat: (diphtheria) IBapt., ICro- 
 tal., Hgn.; dry, I Aeon., Msc. h., I Apis, 
 I Ars., IBell., Cic, Cist, IGels., IHep., IHyos., 
 Uatroph., IKali bi., ILyss., I IMerc. sol., INitr. 
 ac, IINux in., IPhos.; dryness, in morning, 
 Oxal. ac. ; in syphilitic sore throat, IMez. 
 
 Diarrhoea, before a thunderstorm : IRhod. 
 
 Diarrhoea, tobacco : worse from, ICham., Ign.,. 
 Puis.; as if it would set in after smoking,, 
 Bor. 
 
 Diarrhoea, tongue : $g^ Chap. 11. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with trembling: I ICinch. 
 
 Diarrhoea, urine: ineffectual desire to urinate, 
 in pregnancy, ICup. m.; frothy, IILach.; sup- 
 pressed, lArg. nit., lArs., Bell., Canth., Carbo- 
 v., Crotal., Cup. m., Laur., Lye, IMerc. cor.,, 
 Op., Pod., ISec, Sil., IStram., Sul., Ver. 
 JS^Chap. 21 , Urine and Urination diarrhoea. 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 Diarrhoea, uterus: metritis, I Ver.; chronic, dur- 
 ing day, in patients reduced by prolapsus, 
 IPetrol.; connected with, or dependent upon 
 irritation of uterine system, IHyos,; prolap- 
 sus, IPod. 
 
 Diarrhoea, after vaccination: ISil., Thuya. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with vertigo : ICon., IFerr. s.,IHell., 
 IKalm., I I Mane; and malaise, Cain.; at 
 night, Therid.; vertigo temporarily better by 
 return of diarrhoea, I I Lyss. 
 
 Diarrhoea, with vomiting: Aeon., I^Ethus., 
 I lAnthrac, I Ant, c, I Ant. t., lArg. nit., 
 Arn. , IIArs., Bapt., Bell., IIBism., IBor., 
 IBry. , HCalc, iCamph., Carbo v., Carbol. 
 ac, Cic, Cinch., ICoccul., HColch., Coloc, 
 Cop., Crotal., HCrot. t., ICup. m., Diosc, 
 Dory., Elaps, Elat., Euphor., I IFerr., Gamb., 
 IHep., Hippom., Iod., Ilris, Jab., Jalap., IJa- 
 troph., I Kali bi., IIKreo., Lept., ILobel., 
 ■Mere, cor., Merc, v., Mur. ac, Natr. m., Pe- 
 trol., UPhos., Plumb., IPod., IPuls., Sabad., 
 ISang., Sars., HSec, ISep., ISil., Squilla, 
 ISul., ITabac, Therid., 1 1 Ver. 
 g^sT* Chap. 16, Vomiting diarrhoea. 
 
 Diarrhoea, walking- : J^gf" exertion, motion. 
 
 Diarrhoea, washing: after or while being 
 washed, I IPod.; aversion to being washed, 
 ISul.; after bathing, I Ant. c, Calc, Sars.; 
 after sea bathing, Sep. 
 
 Diarrhoea, watery : jg^- Stools watery. 
 
 Diarrhoea, weakness (colliquative, debility, 
 exhaustion, prostration): I Alum., Ant, t., Apis, 
 Arn., IIArs., IIBapt,, Benz. ac, Bism., ICalc, 
 Calc. p., I ICamph., HCarbo v., UCinch., 
 ICoff., Colch., Con., Cornus, Cup. m., Cycl., 
 IDulc, Elat,, IFerr., Hep., Ilpec, Iris, IKali 
 m., I IKali ph., IKreo., ILach., ILept., ILil. 
 tig., ILyc, IMerc. c, IMerc viv., Mez., IMur. 
 ac.,1 INuph., INuxm.,IIPhos., Pic. ac, Plant., 
 IPsor., Sal. ac, MSec, ISep., ISul. ac, Ta- 
 bac, Tarax., Tereb., IThuya, 1 1 Ver.; in chil- 
 dren, Rheum ; child conscious, yet unable to 
 move, I ISul.; in cholera morbus or Asiatica, 
 ICamph.; in cholera infantum, ITabac; chol- 
 eralike collapse, in anthrax, I lAnthrac; 
 chronic, with constant desire for change of 
 place, Hod.; with cramps as in cholera, 
 MPhyt.; emaciated, unable to leave bed (ab- 
 dominal dropsy), I ISil.; in erysipelas, IPhos. 
 ac; intermittent fever badly treated, I IBry.; 
 in typhoid, IINux m.; in influenza, lArs. ; 
 after loss of fluids, UCinch. ; unconscious, for 
 a few minutes, could not open eyes, IGels.; 
 with nervous excitability, ICornus ; espe- 
 cially in old people and those who sleep badly, 
 INitr. ac; sinking spells at3 a.m., I I Sec; with 
 tenesmus, Cop.; from debility, I Asar., IINux m. 
 g£^~ fainting; also Cholera. 
 
 Diarrhoea, weather: from change, Calc s., 
 IDulc, IPsor.; in cold, Dulc, Merc, viv., Nux 
 m., Rhod., Rhus ; from a cool change, IDulc; 
 in wet or damp, Agar., Aloe, ICist., INatr. s., 
 IRhus, Sul. ; from a warm change, IBry. ; from 
 wet cold, IRhod.; in dry, Alum.; hot and 
 damp, I Colch.; hot and damp, with cold 
 nights, Aeon., Ascl.; in stormy, Petrol.; after 
 sharp northwest winds, sudden manifestations 
 of symptoms after midnight or in morning, 
 INitr. ac. 
 g^ 1 * autumn, heat, summer, winter. 
 
 Diarrhoea, from getting wet : I Aeon., IRhus ; 
 after wet feet, Nux m., I Ver. 
 
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 Diarrhoea, in winter : ■ Ascl. t. 
 
 Diarrhoea, worms: with discharge of ascarides, 
 Magn. s., I ISpong. JgSir* Worms. 
 
 Diarrhoea, g^" Cholera, Dysentery. 
 
 DYSENTERY: I Aeon., I^Ethus., IIAloe, 
 I lAlumin., jAnac, lAnt. t., IIApis, lArg. 
 nit., IIArn., IIArs., IBapt., IBar.m., IIBell., 
 IICanth.,IICaps.,ICarbo v.,1 ICastor., jCean., 
 ICham., -Citrus, Clem., ICoca, llColeh., 
 IIColoc, I Cop., ICub., ICup. m.,IDiosc, IDulc, 
 ■Elat., IIErig., IGamb., Guara?a, IHam., 
 IHep., IHippom., Ilgn., Hod., Ilris, I IKali 
 bi., IKali m., IKali p., ILach., ILil. tig., 
 
 I ILyc.vir.,ILyss., IIMagn. c, 1 1 INI ere, I IMerc. 
 cor., IMerc. d", I IMillef, INitr. ac, INux m., 
 IINux v., IOp., lOxal. ac, IPetrol., I IPhos., 
 IPhvt., I I Plant,, IPsor., IPuls., IIRaph., 
 
 I I Rheum, IIRhus, I ISul., ISul. ac, Tabac, 
 IITereb., IITromb., I IVariol., I Ver., IZinc. 
 
 Dysentery, abdomen: colic, I Coloc, I IPlumb.; 
 crampy pain, better by bending double, 
 warmth or friction, IMagn. p.; cutting at 
 navel, IINux v.; griping, with fever, IMerc; 
 griping and tearing, I IMillef; acute abdomi- 
 nal and thoracic pains, after, I I Ran. b. 
 
 Dysentery, air : pain worse from a current, even 
 If warm, 1 1 Caps. 
 
 Dysentery, autumnal : lAscl. t.,IBapt.,IIColch., 
 Ilpec, IMerc; with simultaneous affection 
 of cceliacus, Ilpec 
 
 Dysentery, bilious : IIArs., lElaps, Ilris, 
 IPod.; with inactivity of liver, ICornus ; with 
 sensation of great weakness in abdomen, par- 
 ticularly across and below umbilicus, I IPhos. 
 
 Dysentery, brain : hydrocephaloid, IZinc. 
 
 Dysentery, after a burn : IKali bi. 
 
 Dysentery, catarrhal : I Ascl. t,, lAtrop., I ISe- 
 necio. 
 
 Dysentery, in children : lApis, IBell., Ilpec, 
 ILaur.; child seems to be doing well when 
 without any apparent cause it gets worse, 
 ISul.; especially during dentition, lArg. nit.; 
 weak, sickly children, IStaph. 
 
 Dysentery, during cholera time : IPuls. 
 
 Dysentery, chronic : lApis, ICalc, ICist.,ICon., 
 Cop., INux v., IPhos. ac, IPolyp., ISamb., 
 I ISul., IZinc; of nearly a month's standing, 
 from sudden changes in climate, ILept. ; ser- 
 ous discharge, with stabbing in abdomen and 
 chest, I I Ran. b. 
 
 Dysentery, cold nights after hot days : Ilpec; 
 from a cold or from suppression of a secretion, 
 or sweat, IINux v.; damp weather, IDulc. 
 
 Dysentery, with colic : Jg^iP abdomen. 
 
 Dysentery, convulsions : tetanic, IHydr. ac; 
 neuralgic and hysteric (retroversion), IFerr. 
 iod. 
 
 Dysentery, diphtheritic : INitr. ac. 
 
 Dysentery, from drinking: foul water, food, 
 etc., I Crotal; brought on by a draft of foul 
 cold water, when much heated, IMerc. cor. 
 
 Dysentery, drugs: after Aeon., w r hen urging 
 and bloody discharges .continue, IMerc. cor.; 
 after Aeon. , and when latter fails to remove 
 cutting pain, thirst and icy coldness of feet, 
 Kali n.; after Aeon, has removed acute symp- 
 toms, when tenesmus has ceased but blood is 
 still discharged, ISul.; when remedies have 
 failed to act, ISul. 
 
 Dysentery, endemic : Pod. 
 
 Dysentery, epidemic : IColoc, I IMillef.; with 
 lethargy, I INitr. sp. d.; malarial, or catarrhal, 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 IGels.; worse at night, llpec; spasmodic te-- 
 nesmus, intestinal spasms, tympanitis, etc., 
 MXan. 
 
 Dysentery, eruption : with nettlerash, lUrt. 
 ur.; after humid tetter, IBar. m. 
 
 Dysentery, fever : during febrile stage, • Ascl. 
 s.; in intermittent, I I Polyp. ;- in marshy dis- 
 tricts, with intermittent symptoms, ICinch.; 
 commencing with violent, pain depends upon 
 inflammatory condition, does not intermit, 
 worse from pressure on stomach, Ferr. ph.; 
 typhoid, IIEucal., IKali ph., lOp. 
 
 Dysentery, intestines: spasmodic constriction, 
 IIBell.; anus gaping, UPhos.; prolapsus ani 
 half a year previous, I IRuta ; burning in any 
 part, I lErig.; burning and smarting in rec- 
 tum, IPolyg. ; follows irritation and inflam- 
 mation of mucous membrane, Jugl.; heat in 
 rectum, iEucal.; pain in rectum, I I Dory.; 
 suspected ulceration, IIArg. nit. 
 
 Dysentery, lying : worse on right side, E IPhos. 
 
 Dysentery, malignant : IMerc cy. 
 
 Dysentery, morning: aggravation, UNux v., 
 IISul.; discharges since early morning,IRhus; 
 begins early in morning, worse eating and 
 drinking, ITromb. 
 
 Dysentery, especially w T hen worse at night : 
 IISul. (after Nux v.). 
 
 Dysentery, in old people : IBapt. 
 
 Dysentery, periodical: every year, IKali bi. 
 
 Dysentery, putrid: lAlum., IKali ph.,IMerc.cy. 
 
 Dysentery, frequent relapses : ISul. 
 
 Dysentery, after rheumatism : IKali bi. 
 
 Dysentery, in smallpox: IIMerc. 
 
 Dysentery, last stage: IFerr. mur.; painless 
 discharge of bloody mucus, with paralysis of 
 sphincter ani, I IPhos. 
 
 Dysentery, stools : black, tarlike, Gamb,ILept.; 
 bloody, ICinnab., I IMillef.; clots or patches of 
 blood scattered through mucus, IIHam.; 
 amount of blood unusual, generally dark, 
 IIHam.; in violent cases, bloody masses of 
 exudation, I I Plumb.; much blood, with slime, 
 IIKali m.; blood and slime separated, IMur. 
 ac; almost pure blood, I I Trill.; mucous, IEu- 
 cal., Gels.; frequent, of mucus only, IPuls.; 
 puslike mucus, • Calc. s. 
 g^° Stool, bloody, mucous. 
 
 Dysentery, summer : in early part, IKali bi.; 
 during hot days with cold nights, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 renewed before a thunderstorm, I I Rhod. ; of 
 six weeks' standing, worse when he sees or 
 hears running water, ILyss. 
 
 Dysentery, tenesmus: Jgggjh Rectum tenesmus. 
 
 Dysentery, urine : spasmodic retention, IMagn. 
 ph.; strangury, 1 1 Caps. 
 
 Dysenterv, weakness : prostration, IEucal. 
 
 FLATUS (discharge): Act. sp., All. sat., 1 1 Aloe, 
 Amm.m.,Ant.sul. aur.,Ars. h., Arum. d., IIArg. 
 nit., Ars. i., Asaf., Aspar., IBerb., Bor., Bov., 
 Bry., 1 1 Card, m., HCarbo v., I ICinch., Cinch, 
 •bol., Cist., Cub., IIDiosc, IIGraph., IIKali 
 c, ILach., IMagn. c.,.IMang., I IMillef., Natr. 
 a., IINatr. s., IINiccol., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 Oleand., I IPhos., Plant., Sabad., Sarrac, ISep., 
 ISil., Tereb., IZing. flgfe" frequent. 
 
 Flatus, abdomen: as after taking cold, with 
 griping, I ISamb. ; pains, on passing, ICinch.; 
 relieves bellyache, Ars. i., ICalc. p. 
 g*^ Chap. 19, Flatulence. 
 
 Flatus, cholera morbus : IZinc. 
 
 Flatus, cold : Con. 
 
 Flatus, constant : up and down, immediately 
 reproduced, IIAnt. c; in a short and inter- 
 rupted manner, I I Mez. 
 
 Flatus, during cough: IGraph.; noisy escape, 
 in pneumonia, I ISul. 
 
 Flatus, in diarrhoea : after suppression of skin 
 eruptions, ILyc. 
 
 Flatus, discharge difficult: better after, Arg. 
 met., Cimex, lOp., I lOxal. ac, IISil.;asif 
 anus resisted, Carbo a., Lyss.; with violence, 
 Diosc; muscles exerted in expulsion, llgn. ; 
 with colic about navel, as if bruised, worse on 
 moving, better when at rest, worse evening 
 and night, lOxal. ac; in rheumatic fever, 
 I I Thuya ; small quantities, in morning, Form. 
 
 Flatus, in evening: iEsc h.; profuse, especially 
 evening and night, IGamb., IISul. 
 
 Flatus, fetid (offensive, putrid) : JEsc. h.,Aloe, 
 Anag., 1 1 Ang.,Ant. c,IIAsaf.,Ascl.t.,Aur.met., 
 Bov., Bry., ICalcp., ICarboa.,Carb. s.,IICarbo 
 v., Carbol. ac, MCast. eq., Cham., I ICinch., 
 Chloral., Coccul., ICoff., Con., Cornus, Cund., 
 I I Diosc, IGlon., IHydras., llgn., ILach., 
 Lith., Myr. cer., IINatr. m., IINatr.s., INic- 
 col., Oleand., IPsor., IPuls., Rhod., Sang., Sep., 
 Sil., Spig., Squilla, ISul., Tell.,Vinca, Zinc; 
 with distension of abdomen, I I Petrol.; after 
 rumbling in abdomen, IINatr. s., Rhod. ; with 
 rumbling and fermentation in abdomen, 
 ISars.; on awaking from sleep, ILith.; like 
 carrion, Agar.; relieves colic, I IPsor.; in flatu- 
 lent colic, IZinc; follows cutting colicky 
 pains, Merc. iod. flav. ; passes constantly, 
 I IPhyt.; constantly collecting anew, IGraph.; 
 coppery smelling, during stool, Iris ; before 
 diarrhoea, 9 a.m., INatr. s.; after eating, INatr. 
 s.; like rotten eggs, Ant. t., IIArn., ICham., 
 CofT., IHep., Mar. v., I I Oleand., IPsor., 
 IStaph., IISul.; in evening, IColch.; in 
 evening, worse after fruit or chocolate, ILith.; 
 in typhoid fever, I I Nux m.; frequent passages, 
 Camph., Millef., Squilla ; frequent, with dis- 
 tension of abdomen, IGraph.; frequent, loud 
 and copious, with distension of abdomen, be- 
 fore stool, Plant. ; frequent, upward and down- 
 ward, with diarrh'cea, Sang.; likegarlic,Agar., 
 Asaf., Mosch., Phos.; like burnt gunpowder, 
 Coca ; with itching at anus, Rumex ; in large 
 quantities, INatr. s.; in leucorrhoea, ICaust.; 
 like that given off by lime used at gas works, 
 IPhos. ; in liver affections, IPod. ; in morning, 
 llCepa, INatr. s.; towards morning (pertussis), 
 ICepa ; with relief, Eup. perf.; sour, Arn., 
 Calc, ICarb. s., Cham., Diosc, Graph., Hep., 
 Magn. c, Merc, INatr. c, Natr. m., IRheum, 
 Sep., Sul.; during stool, Colch., Cornus; with 
 loose stool, INatr. s. ; papescent stool, Ammo- 
 niac; sulphurous, Psor. ; having odor of sul- 
 phuretted hydrogen, IISul.; like old urine, 
 Agnus. 
 
 Flatus, frequent: discharge, Bism., Carb. s., 
 IChel., Chrom. ac, Gels., I I Fluor, ac, Zinc; 
 and belching, with constriction of anus, I Fluor, 
 ac; noiseless, very warm, often of a hepatic 
 odor, I I Mar. v.; short, Bry. 
 
 Flatus, headache : relieved, iEthus. 
 
 Flatus, hot: Aeon., Aloe, ICarbo v., Cham., 
 Coccul., Diosc, Phos., Psor., IStaph., Zinc; 
 causes burning, Bapt. ; burning, offensive, 
 after meals, evening and morning, before 
 stool, 1 1 Aloe ; in flatulent colic, IZinc; dur- 
 ing stool, IStaph. 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 547 
 
 Flatus, leucorrhcea : drops out during emis- 
 sion, IIArs. 
 
 Flatus, liver : after emission, tensive pressure 
 better I I Kali m. 
 
 Flatus, loud: Caust., Lach., Mar. v., Merc., 
 IMez., Plant., Squilla ; in evening, Zinc; large 
 quantities, Coloc. ; at night, ■■Arg. nit.; 
 forcible (jaundice). IBerb. ; sounds like the 
 report of a pistol, IHydras. 
 
 Flatus, during menses: Niccol. 
 
 Flatus, moist: ICarbo v.; in flatulent colic, 
 IZinc. ; in morning, HCepa. 
 
 Flatus, noiseless: Thuya. 
 
 Flatus, odorless: Amb., Arg. nit., Bell., Carbo 
 v., Cepa, Como.jLyc, INiccol., IPlat., IISul.; 
 after breakfast, Agar.; with dull pain, gur- 
 ling and uneasiness in intestines, in hypo- 
 gastric region, Como. 
 
 Flatus, in old people : IPhos. 
 
 Flatus passes without relief: Camph.,IICham., 
 ICinch. 
 
 Flatus, discharge short : before stool, IMez.; un- 
 satisfactory, abrupt, Hgn. 
 
 Flatus, in small quantities: Calad., HCham. 
 
 Flatus, stool: before, ■ Apis, Colch., Gels., IMagn. 
 c.j before soft stool, noisy, Calad.; during stool, 
 lArg. nit,,IICollin.,IColoc.,Con., Gamb.JIris, 
 ■ ■Natr. s., INitr. ac, IPod.; during stool, in 
 children, ICinch.; with diarrhceie stool, ■Natr. 
 ph., IINatr. s., ISul. ac. ; during stool, in 
 chronic dysentery, I Con. ; duri ng st ool,after eat- 
 ing, ■Coloc. ; with frequent stool. Coccul.; loud 
 ■discharge during stool, Cub., Thuya; during 
 stool, profuse, IINatr. s., IPhos. ac; profuse, 
 with urging to stool, Aph. ch.; much, with 
 small stool, 1 1 Aloe; with small stool, Coccul.; 
 afraid to pass flatus lest feces escape, 1 1 Aloe, 
 Bry., INatr. m., INatr. ph., ISul. ; enormous 
 -quantity, followed by enormous stool, Sabad.j 
 profuse, with large lumps of mucus, after cut- 
 ting in abdomen, Jacea; with fetid stool, 
 ■Petrol.; with gushing stool, INatr. s.j instead 
 of stool, I IHydras., Jamb. ; involuntary, while 
 passing flatus, I Aloe, Bell., ICarbo, I Cinch., 
 ■Natr. s., HPod., Staph., ISul., NVer.; with 
 lumpy, slimy, or bloody stool, Ruta ; with fre- 
 quent pressure to stool, and prolapsus of rec- 
 tum, Ruta; followed by urgent desire for stool, 
 ICrot. t.; watery, with only partial relief, 
 better of pains, Diosc; with sudden stool, 
 I ICrot. t. 
 
 Flatus, stomach : better after flatus passes, 
 Tereb. 
 
 Flatus, sweat : during emission of flatus, all 
 over body, especially in face, from which it 
 runs in streams, Kalibi. 
 
 Flatus, vertigo : great discharge, better in even- 
 ing in open air, Indig. 
 
 Flatus, vomiting : discharged during efforts to 
 vomit, IGossyp., Indig. 
 
 Flatus: g^° Chap. 19, Flatulence. 
 
 .HEMORRHOIDS: Absin., Aeon., II^Esc. h., 
 Aloe, lAlumin., Amb., Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 IIAnac, Anag., I Ant. c. I Apis, IIArs., Aur. 
 met., lAur. mur., IBadiag., MBar. c, Bell., 
 IBerb., ICalc, ■■Caps., ICarbo v., MCar- 
 bol. ac, Card, m., MCaust., Cham., IChel., 
 Chen, v., Chrom. ac, ICimex, Cinch., ICoff., 
 ■■Collin., Coloc, Crot., Cub., IDiosc, Erig., 
 IIEryng., Euph., Ferr. ph., IIGraph., Grat., 
 IIHam.. IHell., Hydras., ■ Hyper., Ilgn., IKali 
 To., IKali c, IKali in., Kalm., Lach., Lept., 
 
 Lobel., I Lye, Lyss., 1 1 Med., 1 1 Merc. iod. rub., 
 IIMur. ac, INitr. ac, I I Mux m., HNux v., 
 Phos. ac, I IPaeonia, Plant., ■Petrol., Phyt., 
 ■Pod., Polyg., IPuls., Rhus, HSul., ISul. ac, 
 ■Sang., ISep., Thuya, Trill., I ITuberc 
 
 Hemorrhoids, abdomen : pelvic and portal 
 congestion, ICalc, ICarbo v., MCollin., INitr. 
 ac, INux v., IPuls., IISul.; cutting, ICaps.; dis- 
 tension, ICard. m.; chronic relaxed condition 
 of organs, IPhos. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, abscesses : Ananth. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, aching: Bry., ICalc p. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, anus: feels torn, burning in mar- 
 gin, lErig.; with fissures, I INitr. ac, I INux v., 
 
 ■ Paeonia ; painful, burning fissures, IIGraph.; 
 fissures sensitive, ICurar.; neuralgic pain, pro- 
 lapsus, BArn., Arund. , ■Collin., ISep. ; prolapsus 
 and long standing diarrhoea, worse mornings, 
 ■Pod.; with protruding rectum and smarting, 
 ■Natr. m. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, arm ; cramps of upper, forearm 
 
 and wrist, IPhos. ac. 
 Hemorrhoids, back: lameness and aching, 
 
 ■ ■yEsc h.; pain as if it would break, IIHam.; 
 drawing pain in small of back, ICaps.; pre- 
 ceded by pains in small of back, in morning, 
 ■Puis.; shooting shocks in loins, I INux v. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, bleeding: lAcon., NAloe, ^Esc 
 h., I Alum., Amm. c, ■Ant. c, lArs., Ars.m., 
 Aspar., Ast. r., IBell., HCact., MCalc, ICalc. 
 p., ICaps., MCarbol. ac, ICarbo v., Case, 
 
 ■ Cham., Chrom. ac, ICinch., ICoccul.,ICollin., 
 Coloc, ICycl., Elat., lErig., Ferr., IGraph., 
 
 ■ IHam., Ilpec, ILach., ILept., IMerc, IMil- 
 lef., IMur. ac, I INitr. ac, MNux v., IPhos., 
 ■Phyt., IPod., IPuls., ISep., IISul., Trill.; 
 every eight to fourteen days, bright blood, 
 great weakness, IMur. ac. ; bright blood, Bufo., 
 bright blood, with urging to stool, or after, 
 
 ■ INux v.; bright blood, pain in back from 
 sacrum to pubes, ■Sabina ; dark blood, IISul.; 
 blood dark, thin, little disposed to coagulate, 
 Crotal. ; dark thick blood, IKali m.; burning, 
 hot, I Aeon.; w T ith burning and tenesmus and 
 sore, swollen abdomen, IKali c; chronic, I ■Col- 
 lin., IHam., ISul.; copious, Acet. ac, IFerr., 
 IIHam., I IHydras., IHyos., Ilpec, IKali c; 
 during stool, later at other times, I INitr. ac, 
 IPhos., I ISep., ■ISul.; copious, with relief of 
 mind and body, I Jamb. ; an immense amount 
 of blood, more than size of veins would war- 
 rant, ■Lye. ; incessant, though not profuse, 
 with alternate constipation and diarrhoea, 
 
 ■ ■Collin.; alternate, with constipation, Stram.; 
 with itching over whole body, ICalc; with 
 severe lancinating, IPhos. ; blood mixed with 
 mucus, 1 1 Sabina ; a small loss of blood is fol- 
 lowed by great weakness, IHam., IHydras.; 
 at night, I INitr. ac; nosebleed from sup- 
 pressed, INux v. ;on using paper, or straining 
 a little at stools or on standing, Crotal. ; with 
 intolerable pain in sitting, IPhos. ac; with 
 pressure and aching in rectum, worse at night, 
 ■Lye; blood flows with a certain regularity, 
 and without much expulsive effort, IHam.; 
 worse as rheumatic pains abate, Abrot.; dur- 
 ing stool, Aur. met. ; stool difficult and too 
 large, IKali c; after stool, I I Mane, IMerc; 
 with osseous tumors, ICalc. fl.; during urina- 
 tion, IKali c. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, blind: lAlum., Brom., ICaps., 
 ICham., ■ Chrom. ac,Ign., IINuxv., ■Plant., 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 BPuls., IRhus, IISul.; with cramps in sto- 
 mach, ICalc; in melancholia, lArg. nit.; 
 become moist, I Alum.; painful, Millef. ; pain- 
 ful, with black stools, I Kali br. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, blue : 1 1 Ars., ICarbo v., ILach., 
 IIMur. ac; dark blue, Ver. v.; dark purple, 
 with diarrhoea, especially in feeble children 
 suffering from gastric atony, muscular de- 
 bility and threatened marasmus, IIMur. ac; 
 reddish, IIMur. ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, breathing: asthmatic, Agar., 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, brownish red : IINitr. ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, burning: 1 1 Alum., lApis, lArs., 
 Arund., Berb., ICalc, ICaps., ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., HCaust., I Cham., Cinch., IGraph., 
 IIHam., Ign., IIMur. ac, INitr. ac, INux v., 
 Psor., ISul., IThuya, Urt. ur.; with burning 
 
 . in anus, before and after stool, IRatan.; like 
 fire, from inflammation, IPhos. ; worse from 
 heat, Hod.; better from heat, I Ars.; particu- 
 larly at night, preventing sleep,' I Ars.; pain 
 intolerable, I INux v.; as if pepper were 
 sprinkled on them, ICaps.; or stitching in 
 rectum, I INux v.; and stinging in rectum, 
 lAmm. m.; during stool, I ISul.; after stool, 
 Berb., IINitr. ac, I ISul.; when touched or 
 pressed, lAbrot. ; while walking, IThuya. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, chest : pains alternate, 1 1 Collin.; 
 with diseases of pleura, I Ver.; some withered 
 varices, with intercostal neuralgia, Stann. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, in children : appear suddenly, 
 IIMur. ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, chronic: IPhyt.; disappeared in 
 a case of gonorrhoea treated with Cop.; hard, 
 sore, small, lAmm. br. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, in climacteric period: I ILach. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, colic: lAbrot. , ICarbo v., Cepa, 
 IColoc, ILach., I INux v., IPuls., IISul., 
 IVal.; with congestion of liver and abdom- 
 inal venous stasis, I I Merc. cor. 
 flUf Chap. 19, Abdomen colic hemorrhoidal. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, congestion : portal stasis, I ISul.; 
 congestive inertia of lower bowel, especially 
 in pregnanc3 r , I Collin. 
 %@t* Chap. 19, Abdomen congestion. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with constipation : liEsc. h., 
 I Alum., lAmm. c, I Ant. c, Aur.met., ICact., 
 UCollin., IIHydras., Ilris, ILyc, IINatr. m., 
 ■ INitr. ac, I INux v., ISep., ISul.; in dysuria, 
 IChim. umb. ; triangular fecal mass, ISep.; 
 hard, lumpy stools, lErig. 
 J$g|r* Constipation hemorrhoids. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, at end of coryza : with diarrhoea, 
 Selen. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, cough: painful, IKalic, ILach.; 
 stitches, llgn., I ILach. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, creeping: cold, like a worm, 
 worse left side, Cepa. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, darting pain : to liver, from old 
 hemorrhoids, IDiosc. ; cutting, lightninglike, 
 IMagn. p. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with diarrhoea: I Aloe, IBerb., 
 ICaps., UCollin., Ilris, I ILach., IIMur. ac, 
 IINitr. ac, UPod., Zing. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, discharge : fetid, ICarbo v.; feel 
 damp, ISul. ac; oozing fluid (leucorrhoea), 
 Calc. p.; ichorous oozing, IFerr.; moist, 
 HCaust., IIGraph., ISep., IISul.; moisture, 
 after stool, Bar. c; mucous, II^Esc. h., 1 1 Ant. 
 c, Bor., ICalc, I ICaps., I ICarbo v., Graph., 
 llgn., Lach.,Merc, IINitr. ac, Nux v., IPhos., 
 
 IPhyt., IPuls., Ran. b., IISul.; chronic, mu- 
 cous, I Bor.; bloody mucus, Ant. c, Bor., Ign., 
 IMerc, IINux v., Puis.; mucous, with burn- 
 ing pricking, 1 1 Ant. c; mucous, excoriating 
 passage, ILach. ; muco-purulent, Ant. c,IHep., 
 Lye; mucous, staining yellow, sometimes 
 ichorous, 1 1 Ant. c; oozing yellow fluid, ICalc 
 p.; copious, with weakness, ILobel. i. 
 JEPlgr Anus discharge. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, drinking : after a debauch, ICar- 
 bo v., INux v.; in persons addicted to use of 
 coffee, wine, liquor, spices, etc., IINux v.; 
 in hard drinkers, ILach., ISul. ac 
 
 Hemorrhoids, drugs: after purgative medicines 
 or lotions, IINux v.; after abuse of sulphur, 
 ICarbo v. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, in dysentery: IHam., ILept.; 
 with tenesmus, UCollin. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, epigastrium : painful sensation 
 of emptiness, ISep., ISul. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, eruption : eczema on perineum, 
 I Hep., I Petrol.; herpes around anus, IHep., 
 Lye, Merc, INatr. m., IPetroL, ISep.; pustu- 
 lar, Amm. m., Caust., Kali c; surrounded by 
 itching, painful to touch, ILyc; with eczema 
 on left leg, 1 1 Sars. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, evening: aggravation, Alum., 
 Amm. c, Collin., Plat., Puis.; better after 
 night's rest, Alum. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, must exercise hard : then feels 
 better, I ISul. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, face : prosopalgia, ISil. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with fissures: Ars., ICaust., 
 IIGraph., INitr. ac, IPetroL, Eatan., ISil. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with fistulce : Hydras., IPseonia, 
 ISil., Sul. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, fulness : IIHam. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, hard: itching, I Alum.; do not 
 mature, but from partial absorption of con- 
 tents remain hard, bluish lumps, ILyc; 
 painful when touched, ICaust. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with headache : I I Collin., IHy- 
 dras., INux v., IISul.; sick headache, ICoff. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, heart: hemorrhoids reappear 
 after heart is relieved, I Collin. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, heat: 1 1 Aloe, ILach., I I Zing.; 
 worse from heat, Hod.; palpitation, ICollin. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, from high living or sedentary 
 habits: IINux v. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, incarcerated (strangulated): 
 Atrop., IBell., llgn., I ILach., Lobel., INux v., 
 Sep., ISil., Sul. J^g~ inflamed. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, inflamed: lAcon., Agar., i I Ars., 
 ICham., IHep., Ign., IIKali c, IIMur. ac, 
 I INux v., IPuls., I ISul.; inflamed and partly 
 constricted, IINux v.; grapelike protrusion, 
 burning, 1 1 Calc. ; after labor, IMur. ac ; and 
 painful (locally), IPlant. $g^ swollen. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, internal: Chrom. ac, ITereb.; 
 especially if fissured, Anac; with prolapsus 
 recti, IPod.; with puffy, tender swelling at 
 posterior verge of anus, IPetroL 
 
 Hemorrhoids, intestines: catarrh, ICarbo v.; 
 with chronic catarrh of rectum, diarrhoea and 
 erythema around, IINitr. ac; stricture, I Bapt. 
 jg^~ prolapsus. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, itching: Ars., Berb., ICalc p., 
 ■Caps., Carbo v., HCaust., CheL, Cinch., 
 Cup. ac, Cup. ars., IGraph., Ign., Nux v., 
 ISul., ISul. ac, IThuya; about anus, compels 
 her to scratch and rub until parts are raw and 
 sore, 1 1 Petrol. ; keeping awake at night, I INux 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 549 
 
 v.; burning, IPetrol., I IPolyg.; in evening, 
 IPuls.; at night, after going to bed, with 
 moisture of perineum and discharge of mucus 
 from anus, worse at night, from heat, heat of 
 bed and rubbing or scratching parts, better 
 from cold, cold water and pinching parts, 
 IPetrol.; and stitches in anus, IPuls.; particu- 
 larly after stool, Berb.; small hemorrhoidal 
 tumor, TJrt. ur. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, jerking pain : from anus up into 
 rectum and abdomen, I Sep. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, lancinating : lAlum. 
 jgg^~ shooting, stitches. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, large ; liEse. h., Ananth.,Berb., 
 IFerr., IGraph., IISul.; like a bunch of grapes, 
 1 1 Aloe, IDiosc; like ground-nuts, purple, 
 burning, liEsc. h.; size of walnut, burning 
 and stinging, prevent sitting down, lArs.; 
 painful, better after riding, IKalic; and pain- 
 ful, she could not stand up, I ISul.; like a pad 
 around anus, iEsc. h., Aloe, ICalc, Collin., 
 IMur.ac, INuxv.; after each pappy offensive 
 stool (diarrhoea), IILach.; anal orifice sur- 
 rounded by a thick round swelling which is 
 separated into three unequal parts, one being 
 as large as a hen's egg, the other two about as 
 large as nutmegs, swelling bluish-red, hot, 
 hard, shining, very sensitive to touch, sore 
 pain, itching, stitches paroxysmal (inflamma- 
 tion, hemorrhoids after labor), IMur. ac. 
 $ggp swollen. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, liver: depending upon hepatic 
 derangement, ILept.; from engorgement, with 
 great abdominal distress from abuse of mer- 
 cury, IHep. fjg^* congestion. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, livid color : pain and distress in 
 them, IDig., Diosc 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with disease of lungs : IVer. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, menses : during, IGraph., Lyss.; 
 in amenorrhcea, ILach.; in dysmenorrhcea, 
 Kollin.; after dysmenorrhcea, ICoccul.; with 
 menorrhagia, Collin.; with scanty menses, 
 ILach. ; 
 
 Hemorrhoids, mental condition: hypochondri- 
 asis, IINux v. ; melancholia, lArg.nit; painful, 
 when thinking of them, ICaust. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, morning : aggravation, Nux v., 
 Pod. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, mucous : $gjg~ discharge. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, night: aggravation, lArs., Carbo 
 v., Collin., Cup. ac, Cup. ars. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, nose: epistaxis, ICarbov., ISep.; 
 eczema narium, IISul. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, after operation : for hemor- 
 rhoids, ICroc. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, pain (undefined): I IAloe,IAlum., 
 lAnac, I I Apis, I Ars., Ars. m., IBell., I ICalc, 
 ICaust,, ICepa, ICham., IGraph., IHydras., 
 Illgn., iKalibr., IMur.ac, IPseonia, IPuls., 
 I I Sep., I IStram.,ISul.; with great loss of blood 
 (dyspepsia), ILyc; with hemorrhage after 
 stool, IINitr. ac; rarely bleeding, IliEsc. h.; 
 chronic, some of them bleeding, IPod.; dry, 
 protrude after stool, IKali bi.; itching at anus 
 and frequent profuse bleeding, ILyc; pain long 
 lasting, cannot walk, lAmm. c; in metror- 
 rhagia,ISil. ; at night (diarrhoea), Bar. c ; dark 
 purple, with a lame back,liEsc g.: intense 
 pain, with slight protrusion, ISil.; on sitting 
 down or taking wide steps, as if split with a 
 knife itching and sore to touch, IGraph.; 
 standing or sitting, ICaust.; worse standing 
 
 or walking, liEsc h.; during stool, Brom., 
 HCimex, IGraph., ILach., ISep.; right side, 
 after stool, disappear after bleeding, Ars. m.; 
 in ulcer of os uteri, ICurar.; when walking, 
 HCaust.; walking or sitting, ICoca. 
 ggg^ soreness. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, phthisis: IPhos. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, during pregnancy : liEsc. h., 
 lAmm. m., lAnt. c, ICaps., ICollin., Crotal., 
 IHydras., ILyc, INatr. in., I INuxv., ISul.; 
 following childbirth, I I Calab. ; after delivery, 
 sore to touch, itching, ILil. tig.; after confine- 
 ment, IHam., Ilgn., IKalic, IPod., IPuls.; 
 after miscarriage, painful, not bleeding, IHam.; 
 in first month, ILach.; after parturition, 
 I INuxv. 
 
 Hemmorrhoids, with pressing: INitr. ac, 
 IThuya ; toward anus, before constipated stool, 
 Yer. ; constant bearing down, 1 1 Aloe; bear- 
 ing down, on standing, IINitr. ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, pricking: after stool, IINitr. ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, prolapsus recti: ICalc, IGraph., 
 Ilgn., ILyc, INatr. m., INux v., IPod., ISul.; 
 during urination, Mur. ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with enlarged prostate : IStaph. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, protrude: very easily, coming 
 down even during emission" of flatus, IPhos. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, purplish : jjggr blue. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with ranula : returning periodi- 
 cally with dryness of mouth, worse in after- 
 noon, Lyss. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, red : Ver. v. J^^ inflamed. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, cause restlessnes ; IColoc 
 
 Hemorrhoids, sensitive: to touch, IIAloe, 
 
 ■ ICaust., IGraph., IILach., ILyc, IIMur.ac, 
 ISep., ISul. ac; old and pendulous, cease to 
 bleed, but become painful to touch, especially 
 in warm weather, IINitr. ac; to pressure, 
 IThuya ; with sensitive rectum, IINux v. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, sharp pain: after stool, IINitr. 
 ac. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, shooting: I I Apis; upward, 
 catches breath, I ISul. JgSg^* lancinating. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, sitting: most painful, ILyc; 
 couid not sit or lie down with ease, liEsc h.; 
 painful when sitting and to touch, ILyc. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, smarting: lApis, Zinc; after 
 suppressed leucorrhcea, IIAmm. m.; during 
 and after stool, IISul. gg^~ soreness. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, soft and yielding : rectum nearly 
 filled, ILach. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, soreness: IIAloe, ICalc. p., 
 ■Graph., Ilgn., IIKalic, IMerc, IMur. ac, 
 INatr. m., IPuls., IRhus, I I Zing.; after sup- 
 pressed leucorrticea, I I Amm. in.; worse when 
 thinking of them, ICaust. 
 g@T inflamed, pain. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, spermatorrhoea : kept up by, 
 \ ICollin. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, stinging: I I Alum., lApis, 
 
 ■ ICaust., INatr. m.; worse w T alking, ICarbo a. 
 gigp' stitching. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, stitching : I ICaust.; with every 
 cough. IIKali c, IILach.; when sneezing or 
 coughing, ILach.; upward into rectum and 
 abdomen, ISep.; after stool, IINitr. ac; walk- 
 ing or sitting, lArs. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, stomach acidity: ICarbo v.; 
 catarrh, ICarbo v., Ferr. ph.f catarrh, with 
 yellow, mucus-coated tongue, IKali s.; with 
 dyspepsia, ICollin.; in cardialgia, I IPhos. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, stools: acid bowels, ICard. m.; 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 before stool, with pain of ulceration, IMerc.; 
 descend before stool, Arund.; impeding 
 tool, HCaust.; during stool, ICalc, Fluor, 
 ac, IIgn.,IPhos., Plat., BSil.; during diarrhcea- 
 like stool, with needlelike stitches and 
 burning for hours, I Kali c; during mucous 
 stool, ICaps.; during stool, pains so great 
 that she has to desist, IThuya ; during morn- 
 ing stool, biting sore pain, ISabina; during 
 stool, with prickling and burning, IKali c; 
 during stool and urination, Bar. c; after 
 stool, Amm. c, ICalc. p., Hydras.; after 
 hard stool, with straining and violent 
 pressing in rectum, Ratan. ; after stool, with 
 pressing in rectum, as if everything would 
 come out, IRhus; with urging to stool, 
 IIHam. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, strangulated : jg^T* incarcer- 
 ated. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, suppressed : bad effects, IINux 
 v., ISuL; from being chilled (pneumonia), 
 INux v.;- colic, IINux v., IISul.; congestion 
 to lungs, IISul.; cough, IMillef.; cystitis, 
 INux v.; haemoptysis, INux v.; headache, 
 1 1 Collin. ; weak memory, ICalc; causes mel- 
 ancholy, ICaps.; nephritis, INux v.; palpita- 
 tion, IISul.; prosopalgia, llgn.; vertigo, ICalc, 
 IINatr. m., IINux v., lOp. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, suppuration: ICarbo v., IHep., 
 llgn., HSil.; ulceration, Ign., IPeeonia, Phos., 
 Phyt., IPuls. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, swollen: Agar., lArs., Bell., 
 ■Calc, ICaps., I ICaust.,IColoc, Kalm.,IIMur. 
 ac, Phos. ac, Thuya ; protrude and bleed, 
 even when there is no constipation, ILyc; 
 discharge blood every four to eight weeks, 
 I ISul. ; large discharge of blood, with natural 
 stool, IKali c; and painful, Cact.; stool diffi- 
 cult and too large, IKali c; after stool, IINitr. 
 ac; in uterine affection, IMur. 
 jg^" 3 inflamed, large. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, syphilis : ILyc. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, tearing pains : with itching and 
 gnawing, IFerr. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with tenesmus: Aloe, lArs., 
 Lactu. v., Merc, Phos. ac, Plat. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, throbbing: ICaps.; heavy, and 
 fulness in rectum, Melil.; after stool, I ISul. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, tingling: I IKali c 
 
 Hemorrhoids, ulceration : gigr suppuration. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, urine : in diabetes, I lUran. n.; 
 urination difficult, ICarbo v., ISep. 
 J^ 3 * Chap. 21, Bladder hemorrhoids. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, uterus: congestion of cervix, 
 Collin. ; tumor, Tereb. 
 Jggp* Chap. 24, Pregnancy hemorrhoids. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with vertigo : Collin. 
 JS^g?° suppressed. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, vomiting : haematemesis, ICalc 
 
 Hemorrhoids, with pruritus vulvae : I Collin. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, warts : condylomata, IThuya. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, water : worse from cold or warm, 
 IBrom.; better from cold water, Aloe, Apis ; 
 better from cold, 1 1 Aloe ; better by applica- 
 tion of wet cloths, Ang. ; cannot bear to be 
 washed, IISul. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, better from wetting with saliva, 
 Brom. 
 
 Hemorrhoids, worms : pain, as from ascarides, 
 
 I I Kali c. 
 RECTUM, aching: .Esc. h., ICalc; dull 
 with twitches in left side of, Pallad.; fulness 
 
 after stool, Gymn.; worse at night, with 
 bleeding hemorrhoids, ILyc 
 
 Rectum, acrid feeling : during stool, Nux m. 
 
 Rectum, biting: after flatus passes, Agar.; as 
 from salt (after exposure), IDulc; as from 
 worms, while sitting, in evening, ISul. 
 jg^° burning, smarting, soreness. 
 
 Rectum, and bladder: tenesmus at same time, 
 (proctitis), I I Alum. 
 
 Rectum, boring : into abdomen, she could not 
 sit down, Zinc; as if a screw were boring up- 
 ward and downward, Ferr. iod. 
 
 Rectum, burning: IliEsc. h., Agar., 1 1 Aloe, 
 Ananth., Arum d., lAur. met., ICalc, ICarbo 
 a., I ICarbo v., Carbol. ac, IChel., Dory., 
 IDulc, Erig., IHep., 1 1 Kali c, ILil. tig., ILyc, 
 IMerc. cor., IMerc d., IMez., 01. an., 1 1 Plumb., 
 IPhos., IPsor., IISul., I ITarant.; on awaking 
 at night and in morning, IINitr. ac. ; like 
 coals of fire, on attempting introduction of 
 enemata, IINitr.ac; with sharp colic, lUran. 
 n. ; entire day, ISep.; with diarrhoea, HCaps., 
 Cub.; with loose stool (gastritis), ICoccul.; in 
 dysentery, lArs., HCaps., ICarbo v., IPolyg. ; 
 excoriation, with hemorrhoids, I Alum. ; in 
 intermittent fever, ICoccul.; in gastralgia, 
 I IPhos.; with hemorrhoids, lAmm. m., IINux 
 v.; itching, about, Euphor.; extending to 
 perineum, IINitr. ac; 'towards perineum, 
 with ineffectual urging (diphtheritic dysen- 
 tery), I INitr. ac; after rubbing, ICic; inter- 
 feres with sitting, ICard. m., I ISep.; soreness, 
 after stool, Caust.; worse standing, morning 
 till afternoon, ILach.; before stool, INatr. m.; 
 during stool, lArs., Bar. c, IBor., ICalc, 
 ICoccul., Con., Diosc, IGraph., IHydras., 
 ILyc, Natr. c, INatr. m., Niccol., Plat. , IPuls., 
 ■Sil., Sul. ac, Tereb.; during and after stool, 
 ■ Amm. m., Grat. ; during stool, lasts eight 
 hours, three weeks after confinement, IHy- 
 
 x dras.; painful during stool, passing into a 
 kind of soreness, two days after labor, IMez.; 
 after stool, lArs., IHydras., llgn., ILyc, 
 IMagn. c, INatr. m., IINitr.ac, Polyg., Sa- 
 bad.; with tenesmus, lUran. n.; through 
 urethra, Ant. t.; after urination, IINitr. ac; 
 better on applying cold water, ITereb.; as 
 from a wound, with mucous stool, Prun. 
 g^° biting, excoriated, heat, smarting, 
 soreness. 
 
 Rectum, cancer : I Alum., INitr. ac, Sep.; scir- 
 rhous indurations, scarcely endurable pain 
 after stool, 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Rectum, catarrh : Aur. met.; chronic, with 
 hemorrhoids, IINitr. ac; blennorrhoea, with 
 spasm of bladder, I Hell. 
 
 Rectum, chilliness : before stool, ILyc. 
 
 Rectum, chronic diseases (undefined): 1 1 Col- 
 lin., 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Rectum, colicky pain : wi(h entero-colitis and 
 characteristic stool, INuph. S^' neuralgia. 
 
 Rectum, congestion: causes constipation, 
 IHep.; simple prolapsus in children, IHydras. 
 
 Rectum, constipation : jg^" Constipation in- 
 testines. 
 
 Rectum, constriction : ^Esc h., ICalc, Melil.; 
 in cases of uterine cancer, IKreo.; feeling, Vib.; 
 feeling, at lower end, Benz. ac; feeling, after 
 stool, causing faintness, IMerc; feeling, as if 
 closed with stool, in small hard knots, IIOp.; 
 as if one side had grown up, IRhus; painful, 
 extends to perineum and vagina (fissure of 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 551 
 
 anus, 1 1 Sep. ; painful, follows desire for stool, 
 ILyc; while standing, Arn.; before stool, Bell., 
 ILach.; during stool, Coloc, Nux rn., IPhos.; 
 after stool, INux m.; prevents passage of feces, 
 IBerb.; seems tied up with strictures, I ISyph. 
 jg^° contraction, cramp, pressing, spasm. 
 Eectum, contraction: I lAng., Ilgn., I ILactu. 
 v.; feeling, ICamph.; during menses, ICoc- 
 cul.; narrowing, which causes a protrusion 
 during stool, developing hemorrhoids, ILyc; 
 painful, Bell.; pain as from, ISep.; sore pain, 
 like from blind hemorrhoid, one or two hours 
 after stool, I Ilgn.; protrudes during hard 
 stool, with stitches in rectum, ILyc; spas- 
 modic, The.rid.; stenosis of inferior part, : Arg. 
 nit.; before stool, INatr. m.; during stool 
 (dysentery), lArs.; after stool, Stront.; strict- 
 ure, IBor., ILach.; before urination, Natr. m. 
 fig^ constriction, cramp, pressing, spasm. 
 
 Rectum, cramp: Calc, Jamb.; painful, Carb. s.; 
 painful, in tertian intermittent, IFerr.; like 
 labor-pains, ILyc; as if an angular body were 
 pressed inward, on right side, an inch above 
 anus, I IPrun.; while standing, Arn.; painful, 
 during stool, IKreo.; after stool, IPhos. ; sympa- 
 thetic, in uterine disturbance, Caulo.; after 
 walking, ICaust. 
 
 g^° constriction, contraction, pressing, 
 spasm. 
 
 Rectum, crawling : ICarbo v., IChel., I I Hep.; 
 formication, Spong., IISul.; as though a bug 
 were creeping out, liEsc. h.; after stool, IMar. 
 v.; tickling, Ferr. iod.; as from worms, ICalc; 
 as from worms, while sitting, in evening, 
 ISul.; as from threadworms, low down, Ilgn.; 
 jgg^ itching, irritation, tickling. 
 
 Rectum, croup: exudative, I Arg. nit. 
 
 Rectum, cutting: JEsc. h., IChel., ILyc, ISil., 
 Zinc; deep in, Ilgn.; in dysentery, IMerc. cor. ; 
 during stool, Natr. e; worse standing, morn- 
 ing till afternoon, ILach.; before stool, Asar.; 
 during stool, Asar., Con., INitr. ac, IPuls., 
 ISars., ISul., I I Vib.; after stool, IPuls. ; after 
 stool, for hours, I INitr. ac. 
 g^'darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Rectum, darting : alternating with stitches in 
 • bladder, Coloc. ; with frequent desire to stool 
 (diphtheria), ILac c 
 f$ggh cutting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Rectum, disagreeable sensation : Carbol. ac 
 
 Rectum, discharge : of diphtheritic matter, 
 I ILac c; putrid, UCarbol. ac. ; fetid, bloody 
 ichor, 1 1 Alum.; moisture, Anac, I INitr. ac, 
 ■Sep.; acrid, corrosive moisture, ICarbo v.; 
 moisture, burning, sticking, excoriating pain, 
 Coloc; mucous, iEse h., Cinch., IIGraph., 
 ■Mere; bloody mucus (hemorrhoids), ISil.; 
 stringy, milky white mucus, Melil.; serous 
 mucus, IKali iod.; oozing of viscid, inodorous 
 humor, Carbo a.; oozing fluid, smelling like 
 herring brine, ICalc 
 
 Rectum, distress : agonizing prolapsus and 
 pressure, ILil. tig. 
 
 Rectum, dragging : as in labor, as if substance 
 would come out, Inul.; during menses (pro- 
 lapsus uteri), lAloe; painful, stinging (dysen- 
 tery), ILept. 
 jg^jgh drawing, heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Rectum, drawing: I IChel.; pain extends into 
 abdomen, Zinc; to genitals, IIRhod.; for 
 hours after stool, I INitr. ac. fl®' dragging. 
 
 Rectum, dryness: INatr. m.; with hemor- 
 
 rhoids, II^Ese h.; in morning, IHyper. 
 J^^ torpid; also Chap. 19, Intestines torpid. 
 
 Rectum, dull pain : from back, Aloe ; as if dis- 
 tended with gas, after stool, I I Ign. ; as from' 
 too long retained stool, at noon, Pallad. 
 
 Rectum, electric shocks: before urging to stool, 
 I I Apis. 
 
 Rectum, excoriated feeling: during stool, 
 I Alum., Ilgn.; chapped sensation, ICamph. 
 j^g^ burning, soreness. 
 
 Rectum, fissure: jKalibr., INitr. ac, IPhyt., 
 
 I ISyph.; painful, sensitive, IPseonia. 
 8^" Anus fissure. 
 
 Rectum, feeling of fulness: Chrom. ac, 1 1 Mane, 
 ISul.; and distension with burning and pinch- 
 ing in lower part, IMerc ; in fistula in ano 
 or in climaxis, ILach.; in hemorrhoids, 
 
 I I .Esc. h., Melil., IISul.; with hollow feeling 
 in stomach, I I Mane 
 
 g^p heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Rectum, gnawing : when not at stool, ICarbo 
 v.; high up, with urging to stool, ICasc. 
 
 Rectum, feeling of gravel : evening and night, 
 better in morning, MCollin. 
 
 Rectum, griping : 1 1 Kali c; and stitching with 
 anxiety, could not sit, ICalc. 
 Egg*' constriction, pinching. 
 
 Rectum, rigid hardness : after stool (hemor- 
 rhoids), I^Esc. h. 
 
 Rectum, heat: iEse h., 1 1 Aloe, I I Apis, Ast. r., 
 Bry., Carbol. ac, ICon., ICycl., Iodof.; with 
 bloody discharge, I IPhyt.; with dysentery, 
 ■Eucal. ; as if boiling lead were passing through 
 during fluid stool, Thuya ; as if a red hot 
 poker were being thrust up, better sitting in 
 cold water and sitting on foot so as to press 
 on anus (hemorrhoids), IKali c; during stool, 
 Aloe, fi^* burning, inflamed. 
 
 Rectum, heaviness: I Aloe, ICalc, Dory., Eup.. 
 pur.; full of fluid, which feels heavy as if it 
 would fall out (diarrhoea), IIAloe; while 
 standing, disappears on emission of flatus, 
 Zinc; throbbing, from internal piles, Melil.; 
 weight, Bry.; weight, in climaxis, IMerc; 
 weight, worse from exercise, INitr. ac; weight, 
 pressing upon rectum (uterine disease), IMu- 
 rex ; weight, or pressure, with irritation or 
 itching, Collin.; as of a ten pound weight 
 hanging, Jamb. ®ggr dragging, fulness. 
 
 Rectum, inertia: jggp^ torpid. 
 
 Rectum, inflammation (proctitis) : 1 1 Alumin., 
 Anag., Erig., IHydras.,Sarrac; croupous, after 
 catching cold while bathing in open air, 
 IMerc; promotes speedy suppuration, swell- 
 ing being hard and inflamed, IHep.; during 
 course of peritonitis (metritis), IOp.; with 
 stitching, IKali c. 
 B^° burning, heat, swollen. 
 
 Rectum, irritation: IIErig., ILept.; in diph- 
 theria, I I Lac c. ; with passage of fetid mucus, 
 IGrat. J^§T crawling, itching, tickling. 
 
 Rectum, itching: IliEsc. h., Anag., ICalc, 
 HCaust., IChel., I IDiosc, IDulc, Euphor., 
 I INitr. ac, IRatan., I I Rhus, Ruta, ISep., 
 'ISpig., IISul., Zinc; with burning, after rub- 
 bing, ICic; several pustules being formed at 
 side (diarrhoea), lAmm. m.; in evening in 
 bed, Ilgn.; as from fissures, worse sitting, 
 I Aloe ; with hemorrhoids, I Alum.; with leu- 
 corrhcea, Ratan. ; of lower part, ICic; in 
 lower part (ascarides), Ilgn.; sharp, invites 
 to drawing upward, better pressing down, 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 Agar.; stitches in evening in bed, INatr. m.; 
 during stool, ISil. , ISul.; during urgent desire 
 for stool and after evacuation, Euphor. ; as 
 from worms, Agar, Bov. 
 fi@P" Anus and Hemorrhoids itching. 
 Rectum, jerking : iCalc; stitches into root of 
 penis, Zinc; almost dull, sticking pain, ISil. 
 j^gr* neuralgia, tearing. 
 
 Rectum, lancinating: to anus and pudenda 
 (dysmenorrhoea), lArs.; even after soft stool, 
 INitr. ac. f$^ cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Rectum, mucous membrane : Act. sp., Aloe ; 
 much injected, excoriated in some places, 
 with considerable varicosity (chronic consti- 
 pation), ILyc; purple and congested, I IPaeo- 
 nia ; thickened, as though folds obstructed 
 passage, ItEsc. h. 
 
 Rectum, acts specifically on nerves and mus- 
 cles: IGels. 
 
 Rectum, neuralgia (proctalgia): llgn., Ver. v.; 
 during pregnancy, IKalic; followed by pros- 
 opalgia, llgn. j^° colic, jerking, tearing. 
 
 Rectum, pain (undefined) : Alet., Hydras., 
 I I Kali m., I I Zinc; worse during stool, llgn.; 
 compels cessation of stool during constipated 
 stool, especially with hemorrhoids, Thuya ; 
 after dinner, Mang.; pain from flatus, with 
 heat, ICarbo v.; on passing flatus, ICamph.; 
 frequent, MCaust.; extends to genitals, ISep.; 
 with hemorrhoidal affection, IHam., I IPsor. ; 
 long lasting, after stool, Hydras.; long lasting, 
 after each stool (constipation), I Alum.; long 
 lasting, causing screams and crying, after 
 stool, IColch.; violent, prevents a passage, 
 Thuya ; to perineum and vagina, during con- 
 stipated stool, ISep.; with ringing in ears, 
 during stool, ILyc; disturbs sleep, llgn.; dur- 
 ing stool, Alum., IGuarsea, ISep.; during hard 
 nodular stool, I IPrun.; caused by straining, 
 must walk, in dysentery, ILyss.; with diar- 
 rhoea, after breakfast, an acute attack caused 
 by bad news (hepatic derangement), 1 1 Pod.; 
 after stool, ILyc, IHydras., ISep.; after stool, 
 must walk, ILyss.; accompanies stool looking 
 like pea soup and consisting of yellowish, 
 greenish and bloody mucus of disagreeable 
 odor, IPod.; sudden, HCaust.; transient, be- 
 fore diarrhoea, every evening for a week, 
 ILach. 
 jg^° dull pain, neuralgia, sharp pain. 
 
 Rectum, paralysis: Alum., ICup. m., I IHyos., 
 I IPhos., Sec; in chronic constipation, ITabac; 
 ennervation of , longitudinal and circular 
 muscles, causing semi-paralyzed state of bowel 
 and allowing feces to accumulate, llgn.; in 
 meningitis, I I Merc; powerless, as if plugged 
 up, Anac JgSH? 11 weakness ; also Anus par- 
 alysis ; also Constipation intestines and 
 paralysis. 
 
 Rectum, pinching : Aph. ch., Jamb. 
 fliT- griping. 
 
 Rectum, polypi : I ICalc. p., IKali br., INitr. ac, 
 IIRuta; with proctitis, I IPhos.; several 
 elongated bodies resembling earth worms, but 
 of brilliant red color, and soft, vascular, 
 shreddy appearance, resembling sarcomatous 
 growths, with yellow fetid discharge, on 
 making effort to expel, IKali br. 
 
 Rectum, pressing : Ang., I I Aph. ch., Bell.,Bry., 
 Cann. s., Cycl., IDiosc,Eup. pur., llgn., Kob., 
 Kali n„ IINux v., I lOxal. ac, 1 1 Plat., IPuls., 
 I ISul., Zinc; into abdomen, could not sit 
 
 down, Zinc; bearing down, Agar., Illris, 
 ISul.; bearing down, in exophthalmus, ILyc. 
 vir.; bearing down, in hemorrhoids, IIAloe; 
 bearing down, creating a desire for stool, 
 ICornus ; bearing down, in uterine neuralgia, 
 
 I INux v.; to neck of bladder, radiating up 
 spermatic cords, comes on first part of night, 
 during sleep, better walking, must walk room 
 entire latter half of night, IJugl.; with colic, 
 IOp.; as if compressed, as if worms were in it, 
 Ferr.; constant, INitr. ac, I IPtel.; constant, 
 with heavy, dragging ache in pelvis, ICollin.; 
 compels her to sit cross-legged and trembling, 
 
 I I Zinc; in ovarian dropsy, or in chronic dys- 
 entery, ICalc; after supper, Calc p.; worse 
 in evening and in bed, Form.; worse from 
 exercise, INitr. ac; as if everything would 
 fall out, Jamb. ; feeling as if flatus were press- 
 ing against coccyx, by which it was re- 
 tained, Zinc; as if a foreign substance or very 
 rough, hard feces were lying in rectum, with 
 constant looseness of bowels, INatr. m.; seems 
 pressed by flatus, though none passes, Zinc; 
 forcing pains, with frequent, scanty discharge 
 (dysentery), IColch.; as if everything would 
 come out, w T ith protrusion of hemorrhoids 
 after stool, Rhus ; protrusion of varices, after 
 hard stool, Ratan.; as in labor, as if substance 
 would come out, Inul.; as of lodged feces, 
 ICaust.; worse at night, with bleeding hemor- 
 rhoids, ILyc; from os pubis, Ang.; painful, 
 I Arm, HCaust., Illgn., ILach., 1 1 Plat.; sudden 
 penetrating pain, ICaust.; painful, only wind 
 passes, ICarbo v.; painful, constant, with- 
 out stool, ILach.; painful, independent of 
 stool, IDros.; painful, as if to stool, with pain 
 in back (menstrual colic), I IPuls.; periodic, as 
 if before stool, with out result, I I Chel; on stand- 
 ing, with protrusion (retroversion of uterus), 
 IFerr. iod.; as from a stick, Rumex ; with de- 
 sire for stool, but only a little passes, INitr. 
 ac; before stool, Lil. tig., INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, Plat.; during stool, Cornus, ILyc; during 
 stool, in hemorrhoids, I ISul. ; after stool, 
 ICalc, llgn., IPuls., ISul.; follows stool like 
 mush, easily discharged as if glazed, IKalm.; 
 with continual urging, Ptel.; with necessity to 
 go to stool, Cain.; with almost constant desire 
 to go to stool, IIT.il. tig. ; as if urging to stool, 
 in peritonitis, INux v.; sensation of a mass in 
 lower part, with urging to stool, but discharge 
 of offensive flatus only, ISang.; with watery 
 or soft stools, returning as soon as one lies 
 down (phthisis), I lOxal. ac; in retroversion, 
 I Lil. tig.; high up, in retroversion, IFerr. iod.; 
 as if a hard body were pressing backward, 
 downward and against rectum, worse stand- 
 ding, ILil. tig.; violent, in uterine hemorrhage, 
 llpec BiiP* constriction, contraction, 
 cramp, spasm, tenesmus. 
 
 Rectum, pricking : rough, as if passing sand, 
 Ars.; as from needles, Nuph.; as if pierced 
 with needles, woke at 4 a.m., IMagn. c; after 
 walking (ascarides), I IMagn. c; as from 
 worms, Agar. JS^sT" sticking, stinging. 
 
 Rectum, prolapsus: iEsc h. , Arn. , Ars. , I ICalc, 
 ICaust., Cic, IDulc, IGamb., Ham., IHydras., 
 Ign., IKali bi., ILach.. Lye, IMerc, Mez., 
 INatr. m.. Nux v., Phos.. Phyt., I IPod., Ruta, 
 ISep.. ISil., Sul., Thuya ; with painful con- 
 striction of anus, ILach.; particularly with 
 children, IFerr., Ign., Ind., Nux v., IPod.; 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 553 
 
 with passive congestion of pelvic organs, 
 caused by congestion of liver, 1 1 Pod.; due to 
 constipation, IINux v.; with infantile con- 
 stipation, IPod.; with diarrhoea, ICalc, I IDulc. ; 
 with chronic diarrhoea, I I Plant.; after long 
 •continued diarrhoea, during childhood, pro- 
 trudes four inches, prolapsed part bluish red, 
 tumid, easily bleeding, covered with a slimy, 
 purulent matter and has an appearance of 
 degeneration, at times severe pains therein, 
 particularly during stool, I INuxv.; with diar- 
 rhoea, during pregnancy, IMez.; disposition, 
 Ars.,Calc,Ferr. ph., Lyc,Phos.,Ruta,Sep.,Sil., 
 Thuya ; in dysentery,. IColch.; easy, as though 
 parts had lost their tonicity, IGraph.; with 
 pressing in epigastrium and umbilicus after 
 stool, Crot. t.; as if it protruded and then sud- 
 denly went back with a jerk and most horrible 
 pain, IIRatan.; with hemorrhoids, Arund., 
 INatr.m., IPod., ISep.; with hemorrhoids, even 
 without urging to stool, as if anus had lost its 
 contractibility and was paralyzed, IGraph.; 
 during menses, Aur. met. ; painful, spasmodic, 
 lArs.; partial, during stool, Plant.; partial, with 
 two filbert-shaped piles, knotty and fissured, 
 sanious fluid, odor like cancer, IGraph.; after 
 parturition, IPod., IRuta; due to severe press- 
 ing, with pain and hemorrhage, IINux v.; on 
 pressing umbilicus with hand, ICrot.t.; worse 
 from smoking, ISep.; lower portion hangs out 
 like a ruffle, looking like a full blown rose 
 three inches in diameter and sensitive, 
 MSyph.; after desire for stool though none 
 passes, lllgn. ; on attempting a passage, 
 IRuta ; before stool, Pod.; during stool, Brv., 
 ICanth., Crot. t., IMez., UPod., ISul.; caused 
 by difficult stool, llgn.; sluggish stool, cannot 
 be forced on account of prolapsus, Med.; about 
 two inches, at every stool with oozing of 
 blood, difficult to return, mercurial history, 
 ■ Hep.; with bloody mucous stools, llris ; after 
 stool, Carbo v., ICoccul., Ham., llgn., Iris, 
 ■Mere; after stool, I IRatan., ISul. ; after stool, 
 painful, IINitr. ac. ; after stool, which is sore 
 and burninguntilconstrictionhas passed away, 
 IMez.; with frequent pressure to stool, with 
 emission of flatus, Ruta ; sudden, with tenes- 
 mus, after eating grapes, I I Ruta ; on stooping 
 or crouching down, Ruta; from moderate 
 straining at stool, I llgn.; becomes much 
 swollen and difficult to replace after sitting a 
 long while at stool, 1 1 Ruta; with tenesmus, 
 in dysentery, IMerc. cor.; without any urging 
 to stool, as if anus were paralyzed, IGraph.; 
 during urination, Val.; with prolapsus uteri, 
 IPod. figg* Anus prolapsus. 
 
 Rectum, troubles with disease of prostate gland : 
 I IPod. B@~ Chap. 22, Prostate. 
 
 Rectum, feeling of sand: Jg^° gravel. 
 
 Rectum, sensitive: with fissured anus, IIRa- 
 tan.; with hemorrhoids, I Alum. ; painful, espe- 
 cially to touch, Merc; to pressure (consump- 
 tion), I Kali bi.; tender, I ICarbol. ac; tender, 
 with copious muco-purulent stool (sympathetic 
 aphonia), ICollin. 
 
 Rectum, scraping : in posterior wall, during 
 stool, Crot. t. Jg^* scratching. 
 
 Rectum, scratching sensation: during stool, 
 INatr. m.; after stool, IINitr. ac. 
 B^* scraping. 
 
 Rectum, sharp pains: lllgn., I I Puis.; needle- 
 like, Med.; splinter-like cutting, during 
 
 stool, INitr. ac; after stool, llgn., IINitr. ac 
 jg^* neuralgia. 
 Rectum, shooting: during constipated stool; 
 ■Sep.; cutting while walking, better sitting, 
 Melil.; compelling an outcry, before stool, 
 IINitr. ac, Plat.; upward, IRhus. 
 fggg*' darting, lancinating, tearing. 
 Rectum, smarting: Camph.,lgn.,INatr.m.,Zinc; 
 in diarrhoea and dysentery, HCaps. ; with dys- 
 entery, IPolyg.; during stool, IHydras.,IPhos.; 
 during and after stool, I A mm. m.; after 
 stool, IHydras., Lil. tig., INatr. m., Sinap., 
 ■Staph. fi^gT biting, burning, soreness. 
 Rectum, soreness: IliEsc. h., Grat., ISep., 
 Zinc; in dysentery, ILept.; pain, worse dur- 
 ing stool, llgn.; while riding, Psor.; sitting, 
 lAmin. m.; after stool, Iod.; after stool, with 
 ichor, Hep. ; as if an ulcer had been torn open, 
 during stool, lAnt. c $^~ biting, burning, 
 excoriated, smarting. 
 Rectum, spasm: IPhos., IPlumb.; painful, pre- 
 vents evacuation, renders evacuation small, 
 size of a goose quill, ICaust.; contractive, 
 I IFerr.; renewed desire to pass water (affec- 
 tion of prostate), ICaust.; painful, with every 
 stool, lasting an hour or two, worse if feculent 
 matter is solid, if he passed a day without 
 stool the suffering lasted several days, 
 I IPlumb.; sympathetic, with uterine disturb- 
 ance, Caulo. ; walking is impossible, Caust. 
 S^- constriction, contraction, cramp, 
 pressing, tenesmus. 
 Rectum, stabbing; lllgn. 
 Rectum, sticking : I ICaust., 01. an.; as of splin- 
 ters of glass, with heat, after stool, I IRatan.; 
 in hemorrhoids, IINux v.; in left side, deep 
 in, Chim. umb.; as from hemorrhoids, after 
 stool, IINux v.; after every stool, Cham.; with 
 stool, crumbling, and as if burnt, I IMagn. m.; 
 even when not at stool takes away breath, 
 ISul. $*i^ pricking, stabbing, stinging, 
 stitches. 
 Rectum, sticks: as if full of small, IliEsc h.; 
 as of stick, thickness of a thumb, passed down, 
 with urging to stool, Asim. ; in evening and 
 night, better in morning, I ICollin. 
 jggj^ sticking, stitches. 
 Rectum, stinging; with hemorrhoids, lAmm. 
 m., I Apis; during stool, ILyc, Niccol., ISil.; 
 during stool, lasts eight hours after, three 
 weeks after confinement, IHydras.; after 
 stool, IINitr. ac, IPuls. jg^" pricking. 
 Rectum, stitches: 1 1 Agar., Ant. t., Benz. ac, 
 ICarbo a., Carb. s., ICepa, Cinch., Coccus, 
 ICop., IIKali c, INatr. m., I Uatroph., ISep.; 
 alternating with stitches in bladder, Coloc; 
 single toward anus, ICalc. p.; in direction of a 
 line from anus to sacrum, with discharge of 
 mucus, Thuya ; into anus and vulva, lArs.; 
 into bladder, IThuya ; in constipation, IMagn. 
 c; during cough, Kali c; downward, Cepa ; 
 persistent, dull, as from incarcerated flatus, 
 IPuls.; especially in evening, Bor., ISul.; to- 
 wards left groin, IKreo.; causing hypochon- 
 driasis or ill humor (constipation), I INatr. m.; 
 as of knives, Calad.; in lower part (ascarides), 
 llgn.; needlelike, IPhos.; penetrating pain, 
 NCaust.; from os coccygis as if with a hot 
 pin, Carbo v.; during pregnancy, IKali c ; can- 
 not sit, ICalc. ; when sneezing or coughing, 
 ILach.; during stool, Cinch., llgn.,' Niccol.; 
 after stool, Calad., Cham., IINitr. ac; after 
 
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 .20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 stool, lasts till 5 p.m., suddenly ceases, llgn.; 
 extorting cries, with hard intermittent stools, 
 looking like excrements of dogs, IPrun. ; long, 
 upward, after stool (constipation), IMez.- ; sharp 
 upward, followed by discharge of coagula from 
 vagina, IMagn. c; sudden sharp, extending 
 upward in body, worse from excessive grief, 
 ■Ign.; when walking, ISiL; with great weak- 
 ness in abdomen after stool, IPlat. 
 JS@°* cutting, darting, lancinating. 
 
 Eectum, stomach: dyspepsia, ICollin. ; diar- 
 rhoea, soon as anything enters stomach, 
 UPhos. 
 
 Rectum, straining : jgigT tenesmus. 
 
 Rectum, stricture : I Aloe, IBor. ; incipient, had 
 acute proctitis nine months previously, 
 I IPhos. S^" Anus contracted. 
 
 Rectum, swollen: ICollin., ICurar., ILach., 
 Sarrac. ; feeling, liEsc. h., ICamph. 
 jg@* inflammation. 
 
 Rectum, syphilitic affections: like cancer, 
 I Kali iod. 
 
 Rectum, tearing sensation: Grat.,1 ISul.; arrest- 
 ing breath, ILyc; from below upward and 
 backward to point of producing eructation, 
 during stool, ILach.; stitches while sitting, 
 Ruta; during stool, ICalc, ISars., ISul. ac. ; as 
 if torn open, during soft stool, I ICalc; during 
 constipated stool, ISep.; during stool, Ruta. 
 JUgP darting, neuralgia, jerking, shooting; 
 also Stool tenesmus. 
 
 Rectum, tenesmus (involuntary straining) : 
 Agar., I I Apis, lArg. nit., Arum t. , Asaf., 
 IIAscl.t., IBell., ICarbov., ICaust., MCed., 
 Cinnab., Chlorof., HColch., IColoc., ICycl., 
 Eryng., IGamb., I I Jamb., Kali bi., Lactu. v., 
 IMerc, I IMillef., I IMorph. sul., IMtr. ac, 
 MOxal. ac, IPhyt., Sarrac, ISil., Tabac, 
 ITromb.; with pain in bowels, ICrot. t.; and 
 cutting low down in bowels (camp diarrhoea), 
 ILept.; with cutting colicky pains, I IMerc. 
 cor.; with colic, IColoc, MOxal. ac; with 
 colic, with greenish, sour smelling mucous 
 stool during phthisis, 1 1 Rheum; after colic, 
 at 5 a.m., Kob. ; with pain in umbilical region, 
 passing in shocks to epigastrium (colic), llris; 
 constant, with prolapsus ani, 1 1 Apis; with 
 prolapsus, followed by pain as if excoriated, 
 Tromb.; with sudden prolapsus, after eating 
 grapes, 1 1 Ruta; in apoplexy, I ICEnan.; with 
 backache, Mane; with pain in small of back, 
 as if in a vise, after mercury, IKaliiod.; in 
 bladder at same time, HCaps.; in hemor- 
 rhoids of bladder, lArs. ; irritability of blad- 
 der, depending upon gouty diathesis, IColch. ; 
 with burning, lUran. n.; burning, with bili- 
 ous yellowish green stool, Uugl.; in childbed, 
 lAmb.; constant, I IMerc cor., IRhus ; with 
 constipation, IINux v., MVib.; continued 
 and very painful during convulsion, IHyos.; 
 in diarrhoea, IIArs., Carb. s., IColoc, Cop., 
 ICrot.t., Cornus, Dolich., Euphor., I I Form., 
 IMerc, IPteL, IRheum, I ISul.; after diar- 
 rhoea,ILil. tig. ; in chronic diarrhoea, I Cup. ars. ; 
 in chronic diarrhoea, after confinement, with 
 mucous or black fecal stools, I ICollin.; with 
 diarrhoea, after abuse of magnesia, I Rheum ; 
 with diarrhoea, in measles, IMerc; after diar- 
 rhoea (chronic diarrhoea), IDulc; disposition 
 to, I llris; after milk, worse in morning, 
 INiccol.; in ovarian dropsy, and chronic dys- 
 entery, ICalc; in dysentery, 1 1 Apis, I Arm, 
 
 Ars. iod., HCaps., ICarbol. ac, I IColch.,, 
 ICon., ICop., IL)iosc, IMerc, IMerc cor., 
 I I Rheum, I ITereb., I IXan. ; in hemorrhoidal 
 dysentery, I ICollin.; especially in evening, 
 
 I Plat. ; in puerperal fever, I Ver. v. ; with hemor- 
 rhoids, IGraph., I Kali c; in incipient hydro- 
 cephalus, I Apis ; long lasting, 1 1 Plumb.;, 
 before menses, Thuya; during menses, 
 lAmm. c; better sitting, worse walking, 
 Astac; violent from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.,. 
 ■Bell.; with nausea, pinching and tearing 
 in abdomen, IRhus ; all night, till morn- 
 ing, Cochl.; in polypus of rectum, IKali br. ; 
 painful, extending to perineum and urethra 
 (male), after stool, IMez.; periodic, as if be- 
 fore stool without result, MChel.; prevents 
 rising, IKali bi.; with voluptuous sensation 
 in sexual parts, INatr. e; spasmodic, IPod. ; 
 spasmodic, visible in paroxysms from two to 
 five minutes, extorting cries, passes blood 
 and mucus, ILach.; before stool, I^Ethus., 
 Agar., Berb., ICham., Collin., IMerc. cor., 
 ■Merc sol., INux v., Plat., Plumb., Ver.; 
 during stool, Agar., Aloe, Alum.,1 Ant. t., lArn.,. 
 Bapt., ICalc, Canth., ICaps., ICaust., Colch., 
 Collin., IColoc, Cop., ICrot. t., Cub., Cup. ac, 
 Cycl., Diosc, Eryng., Gamb., Graph., Hell.,, 
 Illpec, Kali n., ILach., ILyc, ILyss., IMagn. 
 c, IMerc, IMerc. cor., Myr. cer., INatr. c,, 
 INatr. m., INatr. s., Niccol., IINux v., Petrol., 
 IPod., I IPtel., I ISenecio, IStaph., ISul., ITa- 
 bac, ITromb., Urt. ur., Zinc; during stool,, 
 with griping, Plant.; during stool, extorts 
 cries, every fifteen or twenty minutes (dys- 
 entery), IKali m.; with discharge of a hard, 
 little ball (constipation), IHyper.; with bloody 
 stool, INitr. ac; with stool composed of pure 
 blood and a little mucus, every half hour, 
 
 I I Polyp.; with bloody stool, after abuse of 
 mercury (syphilis), IKali iod.; with stool of 
 blood and pus for eighteen months, I IPhos.; 
 with scanty stool, every hour, of bloody scrap- 
 ings (dysentery), IINux v.; with diarrhoeic 
 stool, ISpong.; with diarrhoeic stool, brown, 
 frothy, IIKali bi.; during stool, in chronic 
 diarrhoea of children, ICollin.; with dysen- 
 teric stools, at night, ISul. ; with dysenteric 
 stool (vomiting during pregnancy), I Cup. ars. ; 
 with dysenteric, yellowish, slimy stool, 
 ■Staph.; with dysenteric stool, renewed as 
 soon as he hears or sees water run, IILyss.; 
 with discharge of exudation and bloody mu- 
 cus, IMerc cor.; with fluid, frothy stool, 
 IIOp.; with jellylike stool, ISep.; with in- 
 odorous stool, Xan.; with insufficient, hard 
 stool (costive), ISpong.; with large, soft stool, 
 Kob.; with liquid stool, Magn. s.; with loose, 
 black, fetid stools, IRob. ; with stool in morn- 
 ing, yEthus.; with mucous stools, I Cup. ars.,. 
 ISpig.; with mucous stools (dysentery), 
 IColch.; with stools of bloody mucus, IHep.;. 
 with small, loose stools, Eup. perf.; with 
 painful black fetid bloody stools, Mane; with 
 papescent stools, IKali bi.; with frequent 
 small stools, I lErig.; with -too small but fre- 
 quent stools, causing headache, Con.; with 
 small, brown, painful, bloody stools (dysen- 
 tery), lAcon.; with small hard stools, I ISpong.;: 
 with soft stool, Sul.; with first part of semi- 
 solid stools, Lye vir.; with yellow, granular- 
 stools, Mang.; with watery, mucous, bloody 
 stools, IRhus; between discharges, I Aeon. ; 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 555- 
 
 after stool,* liEthus., Agar., I Ant. t., Apis, 
 Bapt., Bell., Berb., ICaps., ICoccul., Collin., 
 Fluor, ac, Grat., Ilgn., Ipec., Jugl., Kalibi., 
 Kali n., Kob., ILach., Lil. tig.,ILyss., IMagn. 
 c, Mane., IMerc., IMerc. cor., Merc. iod. rub., 
 IMez., INatr. m., NiccoL, IPhos., Plat., IPod., 
 IRheum, IRhus, ISul., ITromb., Zinc; after 
 stool, child falls asleep as soon as it ceases, 
 I ISul.; after small pultaceous stool (two days 
 after labor), IMez.; soft stools, with burning 
 at anus, Magn. s.; followed by involuntary 
 discharges from bowels, IRhus; with spasms 
 of urethra (ischuria urethralis), caused by 
 sticking in glans penis, after urinating, IPrun.; 
 during urination, I I Plat.; painful, during 
 urination, I I Med.; with urination, purging 
 and vomiting simultaneously, caused by spas- 
 modic contraction, ICrotal.; after urination, 
 violent (affection of sympathetic nervous sys- 
 tem), I IPhos. ; constant, with retroversion of 
 uterus, IFerr. iod. 
 
 S^° constriction, contraction, cramp, 
 spasms, urging ; also Before, During, After 
 stool tenesmus. 
 
 Rectum, tension: ISil.; painfull ICalc; spas- 
 modic, Ign. 
 
 Rectum, down thighs : violent pains, Alum. 
 
 Rectum, throbbing: Apis; like little hammers 
 beating (fistula in ano, climaxis), ILach.; in 
 stricture, ILach.; with itching, snooting and 
 burning, ILach.; during menses, ILach.; pain- 
 ful, ISul.; pulsation, I Natr. m.; pulsation after 
 eating, Aloe ; pulsating, as from fissures, worse 
 sitting, I Aloe ; pulsation, as if hemorrhoids 
 would protrude, IHam.; after stool (dysen- 
 tery), ISul. 
 
 Rectum, tickling : 1 1 Ang. , ISpig.; in evening, 
 Cain. ; voluptuous, in lower part, Bell. 
 g^gT* crawling, irritation, itching. 
 
 Rectum, tingling : especially in evening, IPlat.; 
 with stool, ICarbo v.; better from applying 
 cold water, ITereb. 
 
 Rectum, torpid (inactive) : 1 1 Alum., lAnac, 
 Asim., Bry. , IGraph., Hgn., I Kali c, INux 
 m., Ptel./lStaph., MVib. ; causes constipa- 
 tion, 1 1 Alum., IHep., IKali c, I I Natr. m., 
 IPsor., HSil. ; with anxious desire for stool, 
 llgn.; difficult discharge of soft stool, Ruta, 
 IStann.; stool lies in rectum without urging, 
 ILach.; stool remains for a long time, as if 
 there were no power to expel it (constipa- 
 tion), I ISil. ; during pregnancy, IVer. ; before 
 stool, INatr. m., IPlumb. jfe^ dry; also 
 Constipation intestines ; and Chap. 19, In- 
 testines torpid. 
 
 Rectum, tumors : painful growths, • Kali br. 
 Eg£^ Hemorrhoids. 
 
 Rectum, twinging : ILyc. 
 
 Rectum, twisting ; as if something twisted and 
 turned about in a circle, Ferr. iod. ; as if 
 twisted up, followed by cutting, I IRatan. 
 
 Rectum, ulceration: 1 1 Alum., Cornus, Cub., 
 I IPaeonia, IPhyt. ; ulcers large, bleeding, 
 burning, ICalc; after dysentery, IHydras. ; 
 fissured ulcers, with elevated and indurated 
 edges, exquisitely painful, I IPseonia : painful, 
 and sensitive, IPaeonia ; studded with ulcers, 
 cracks and rhagades, I IPseonia. 
 
 Rectum, uneasiness : as though bowels ought 
 to be moved, with threatened abortion, or 
 retained placenta after abortion or parturi- 
 tion, INux v. 
 
 Rectum, urging: lAlum., Aph. ch.; with con- 
 stipation, I ISul.; with crawls over face, Aug.; 
 diarrhoea-like, Form. ; frequent, in lower part, 
 lArg. met. Jg^gT* pressing, tenesmus ; also 
 Stool urging. 
 
 Rectum, warts: painful excrescences, 1 1 Alum. 
 JPSP" Anus warts. 
 
 Rectum, as if drops of water flowed down : 
 Ferr. iod. 
 
 Rectum, feeling of weakness : IXatr. ph., Pe- 
 trol. ; with cutting in bowels, principally 
 below umbilicus, desire for frequent move- 
 ments between stools (dysentery), IPetrol.; 
 as if weakened by long-continued diarrhoea, 
 with frequent urging to stool, IColoc. ; drag- 
 ging, extending as far as sacrum, I ISyph. ; as 
 if relaxed, and diarrhoea would follow, the 
 whole would fall out, Ars. ; feels too weak to 
 expel feces, IKali c, ISil. ; as if no power to 
 evacuate soft stool, IHell.; after stool, IPod. 
 ggg* paralysis. 
 
 Rectum, worms (ascarides) : IBar. c, Ilgn., 
 IXJrt. ur. J&siP^ "Worms. 
 
 STOOL, absent (suppressed) : Bell., ICepa, 
 MStram.; in angina syphilitica, for twenty 
 days, ILach.; in cholera, Uatroph., ILaur. ; 
 in spasmodic cholera, ITabac; in typhoid 
 fever, for three days, I IRhus; with general 
 heat, Cup. m.; in mania puerperalis, INux v.; 
 in hydrocephalus acutus, IDig. ; in myelitis, 
 IIAcon., IDulc; in hydrothorax, ILach.; in 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t. ; a whole w T eek, after 
 severe hemorrhage, IFerr. 
 figp~ insufficient, scanty; also Constipation 
 and Rectum paralysis. 
 
 Stool, acid: $~|r sour. 
 
 Stool, acrid (corrosive, excoriating): I Ant. c, 
 I Arm, 1 1 Ars., Ars. met., IIBapt., IBry., 
 Canth., ICham.,ICinch., Colch. , IColoc, IDulc, 
 IFerr., Gamb., IHydras., Ign., Ilris, IKali c, 
 ILach., I IMerc, IMerc of., IMerc. s., IMur. 
 ac, IINatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., 
 ■ Plant., IPuls., IRheum, Staph., ISul., I ISyph.,. 
 I IVer. jggiThot. 
 
 Stool, adherent: J^iP" 5 glutinous, sticky, tar- 
 like. 
 
 Stool, in afternoon : Arg. met. ; and evening, 
 instead of morning, Pallad. ; in infants (chillj, 
 I El at. 
 
 Stool, containing air bubbles: Chim. m. 
 
 Stool, ash colored : Asar., lAur. met., IDig. 
 8@~ gray. 
 
 Stool, like balls: Brach., lEuph., Hippom., 
 I Med., IMez., INux v., IIOp.,IIPlumb., Ptel., 
 Sinap., IThuya; black, IIOp., IVer., MVib.; 
 like bullets, IHydras.; bullet shaped, every 
 three or four days (enlargement and conges- 
 tion of liver), IMagn. m.; in cardialgia, 
 IMagn. m. ; like hazelnuts, with dulness in 
 head, I I Kob.; hard, egg shaped, white, in 
 liver complaint, ICalc; hard, then soft, Cin- 
 nam. ; hard, coated with yellow tough mucus, 
 IHydras.; olive shaped, Sul.; small, hard, 
 covered with greasy pellicles, IPlumb.; small, 
 yellowish, gray in headache, IIMagn. m.; size 
 of an olive (precursor of apoplexy), Ast. rac. 
 J^gg^ knots, lumpy. 
 Stool, beaded: in gastric neurosis, I IPhos. 
 Stool, bilious: I^Ethus., IAloe,Anthroc,IApoc,, 
 Ars., Ars. h., Ars. s.r., Arum d., Cact,, CarboL 
 ac, Cham., Cina, ICinch., Colch., Collin., 
 IColoc, ICornus, I ICrotal., Cub., Diosc,Elaps, 
 
556 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 Illic, llpec, llris, ILept., ILil. tig., IIMerc, 
 IIMerc. cor., INatr. s., Osm., IPhos., IPhyt., 
 I Pod., HPuls., ISul., HVer., Zinc; with burn- 
 ing, Cham.; with burning and tenesmus, 
 IJugl. c. ; with colic, Bism.; dark greenish 
 (in biliary colic), ICinch.; evening or morning, 
 I I Hyper.; in bilious fever, ICrotal.; in gastric 
 fever, I I Puis. ; in yellow fever, IMerc; in 
 bilious headache, I I Pod. ; in jaundice of the 
 newborn, lElat. ; following rumbling in ab- 
 domen, IIPuls.; with soreness of anus, IBry. ; 
 about 4 a.m., daily for a week at same hour, 
 Fluor, ac. ; after vomiting, Aspar. 
 j^g^ green, yellow. 
 Stool, black: Aeon., Alum., Apis, Ars. L, 
 IBerb., IIBrom., ICalc, Camph., ICarbol. ac, 
 Chin, s., ICina, ICrotal., Cub., ICupr. ac, 
 Cupr. m., Elaps, IHep., Hod., IKali bi., 
 ILach., IILept., IIMed., IIMerc, IIMerc 
 cor., IIMerc iod. flav., INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 INux v., IIOp., IPhos., HPlumb., IRumex, 
 ISquilla, Sul. ac, HVer., Ustil. ; with pain in 
 .abdomen (cholera, fourth day), IPhos. ac; 
 with or without blood, IMerc iod. flav.; 
 bloody, ICaps.; partly coagulated offensive 
 blood, typhoid malarial fever, twentieth day, 
 IHam.; in cholera infantum, IPsor. ; with 
 colic and tenesmus (chronic diarrhoea after 
 confinement), HCollin.; like coffee grounds, 
 ICamph.; in constipation, IBry. ; consistency 
 •of cream, ILept.; in whooping cough, IKali s. ; 
 with constant inclination to stool, ICrotal.; 
 in diphtheria, ILach.; with great epigastric 
 oppression, sinking, etc., IMerc d. ; fetid, 
 ILept.; with fever, hot sweat, white tongue, 
 severe headache, despondency, llris ; in bil- 
 ious remittent fever, ICrotal.; in typhoid, 
 
 I IPhos., Ver. v.; in yellow fever, IVer.; al- 
 most black, 11 a.m., Ascl. t.; in hsematemesis, 
 .and hepatitis, I Ars. ; hard, Cact. ; first hard, 
 lumpy, afterwards soft and mushy, ILept.; 
 .and hard, then white and soft (liver com- 
 plaint), liEsc. h.; hard, with hemorrhoids, 
 Diosc; with blind painful varices, IKali br. ; 
 involuntary, with cutting, ICamph.; liquid, 
 
 I I Ars., ISquilla, IStram.; in affection of liver, 
 1 1 Pod.; only in morning, UPod.; with slight 
 ■bearing down in bowels, I IVer. v.; relieve 
 gastric derangement, IRob.; with gastric 
 ulcer, lArg. nit.; sooty, lik® coffee grounds 
 (hsematemesis, purpura hemorrhagica', 
 I ITereb.; with tenesmus, Mane, IRob.; with 
 vomiting (intermittent), ICoccul.; preceded 
 by writhing in bowels and delirium, IStram. 
 j^p° coffee grounds, tarlike, watery. 
 
 Stool, bloody: iEthns., Aeon., Aloe, I Alum., 
 Anac, Ananth., Anthrac, lAnt. t., lArg. nit., 
 1 8 Arm, I Ars., Arund.,IBapt.,IBell.,IBenz. ac, 
 IBry.,ICalc,IICanth.,IICaps.,ICaust.,ICham., 
 Chlorof., Cina, ICinch., HColch., Collin., 
 IIColoc, ICon., Cop., ICrotal., ICup. ac, Cup. 
 m., Dros., Dulc, Erig., IGraph., I IHam., 
 Hep., Hippom., Hydras., Ipec, Iris, Jalap., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, IKali m., Kali n., ILach., 
 I ILed., IMagn. c, IIMerc, IIMerc. cor., Merc 
 iod. rub., IMur. ac, I INatr. m., INatr. s., INitr. 
 ac, INux m., I INux v., Oxal. ac, Petrol , 
 llPhos., I IPhyt., MPicac, IPlumb., llPod., 
 IPuls., Raph., Ratan., IRhus, Sabad., ISars., 
 MSenecio, ISep., Sil., Staph., Sul., I ITarant., 
 Tromb., Var., liVer.; comfortable feeling in 
 abdomen, with discharge of dark coagulated 
 
 blood during stool, IPhos.; black coagulated 
 blood (hsematemesis), I INux v.; black offen- 
 sive blood, INitr. ac; black blood (typhus), 
 I IChlor.; blood, sometimes bright, sometimes 
 like jelly, I I Sul. ; tough black blood (purpura), 
 I ILed.; large hemorrhagic discharge of black 
 grumous fetid blood, rapid sinking, IHam.; 
 bright blood, Carb.s., Chlor., INatr. s., Zinc; 
 quantities of bright, sometimes dark blood, 
 I IPhos.; in cholera infantum, IKreo., IPsor.; 
 in climaxis, I Apis ; clotted blood, mixed with 
 feces, Ars., I IChlor., IIMerc; coagulated 
 blood copious, lAmm. m.; lentil- shaped clots 
 (chronic diarrhoea), I IRhus; masses of coagu- 
 lated blood (abdominal typhus), 1 1 Alum.; 
 coated with blood (constipation), IThuya; 
 with colic, inclination to sleep, and vertigo, 
 IManc; much blood, often in clots, thin, diar- 
 rhoeic fetid stools followed by prostration (ty- 
 phus), IKreo.; with colic, ISil.; with colic every 
 morning, IPod. ; in chronic diarrhoea, I lEucal.; 
 in chronic diarrhoea, with biting at anus, 
 I I Dulc; in diarrhoea, for fifteen months, 
 caused by cold and dampness, IDulc; in 
 chronic diarrhoea, with vomiting, eructations 
 and thirst, I IDulc; in diarrhoea, with violent 
 colic (during sixth month of pregnancy, pre- 
 vailing dysentery), I IMillef.; in constipation, 
 ■ ILacdef.; covered with blood, Berb.; covered 
 with bright red frothy blood , preceded by colic ; 
 Zinc; covered with dark red blood, Sinap., 
 coated with blood, in purpura hsemorrhagica, 
 IPhos.; dark blood, in dysentery- I Ars.; ex- 
 cessive flow of dark fluid blood, ICrotal.; 
 dark or light blood, in summer complaint, 
 IFerr. ph.; dark stringy blood, ICroc; dark 
 diarrhceic, in variola, IRhus; decomposed 
 blood, looking like charred straw (typhoid), 
 ILach.; decomposed blood, in typhoid, 
 I IPhos.; in diarrhoea of children, IVal.; in 
 chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s. ; in diarrhoea, with 
 variola, IRhus ; in diarrhoea, with slight delir- 
 ium, IHam.; in dentition, IMerc. sol.; in 
 diphtheria, pure blood, I I Hydras. ; constant 
 dropping of blood (hepatic derangement), 
 IKob.; in dysentery, IBar. m., ICarbol. ac, 
 IColoc, ICub., IGamb., IKali m., ILil. tig., 
 llPhos.; in chronic dysentery, I INux v.; 
 with fall dysentery, HColch.; in dysentery 
 of infants, I Apis; in dysentery, pure blood, 
 I Aeon., I Arm, IHam., IMerc cor.; pure 
 blood, and a little mucus every half hour, 
 with severe tenesmus and colicky pains, 
 I I Polyp.; in dysentery, with scraping from 
 intestines and protrusion of anus, HColch. ; 
 in enteritis, IMerc, IVer. v.; in evening, 
 ISul.; with fear of death, I Ars., IHam.; in 
 prevailing fever, lAmm. m. ; in typhus, 
 I Apis, ILach., IPhos., ITereb. ; in putrid ty- 
 phus, INux m. ; in typhus, blood smelling 
 like carrion, I IChlor.; in yellowfever, IMerc; 
 like bloody fish brine (summer complaint), 
 IFerr. ph. ; contains foamy blood, Zinc. ; with 
 much flatus, Ruta; with" great rumbling in 
 abdomen and pain in umbilicus, IPhyt.; with 
 small white particles like opaque frog 
 spawn, llPhos.; with hemorrhoids, ICaps., 
 Chrom. ac. ; last part, ICarbo v., Selen.; 
 mixed with bloody mucus, Ars.; looking 
 like washings of fresh meat, IPod.; bloody, 
 like washings of flesh, in typhoid fever, 
 IIMerc. d.; during menses, IBAmm. m.; 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 with membranous shreds, Ferr. mur.; mu- 
 cous, ICalc, ICham., Chim. umb., Dory., 
 Ipec, IPuls., Sabina ; mucous, accompanied 
 by painful pressure (hemorrhoids), IPuls.; 
 with mucus and pus (dysentery), I I Sub- 
 mucous, in warm weather, worse acid food, 
 IILach. ; muco-purulent, with intense thirst, 
 vomiting, eyes sunken, pupils dilated, skin 
 corrugated and spotted, blue, body cold, 
 tongue red and dry, pulse imperceptible, 
 urine suppressed, I I Kali br. ; with nausea 
 from smell of cooking, HColch. ; with nausea, 
 tearing down thighs, and tenesmus, I Rhus ; 
 with pain in bowels, extending into thighs, 
 IColoc. ; pale blood, Zinc. ; in tuberculosis 
 mesenterica, Hod.; for several days before 
 attackofpneumonia,IMerc ; pinkish, I ICinch.; 
 in polypus of rectum, much blood, I Kali br. ; 
 after purpura, caused by excessive use of salt, 
 INitr. sp. d. ; purulent, Calc. s.; purulent, in 
 cholera infantum, I I Med.; purulent, with 
 tenesmus, for eighteen months, I IPhos.; in 
 rheumatism, I I Thuya; serum, in summer 
 complaint, IFerr. ph. ; specks, in chronic dys- 
 enterv, ICon.; spotted, INatr. c; streaked, 
 Arund., IColoc, ICon., lElat,, IIErig., IKali 
 bi., IIMerc, INatr. s., IINux v., IIPod.,ISul., 
 ITromb.; streaked, in diphtheria, IBapt. ; 
 streaked, in typhoid fever, I IPhos. ; streaked, 
 or like flesh-colored water, I IPhos.; streaked, 
 with scanty menses, INatr. s. ; streaked, in 
 rheumatism, IColch. ; streaked, with sore- 
 ness of bowels (typhus), I INitr. ac. ; in 
 summer complaint, pure blood, IFerr. ph.; 
 with tenesmus, ICarbo v., Mane, INitr. ac. ; 
 with tenesmus, after abuse of mercury (syphi- 
 lis), IKali iod.; in gastric nervous fever, 
 ILach.; tinged, in typhus, lArs., ILach.; 
 blood thin, in typhus, I IChlor.; with vertigo, 
 IManc; water, in diarrhoea, I Ars.; water, in 
 dysentery, I Aloe ; water, like washings of 
 meat, IPhos., IRhus. J&ST* dysenteric, mu- 
 cous ; also Chap. 19, Intestines hemorrhage. 
 
 Stool, mixed with bluish matter: in dysentery, 
 IColch. 
 
 Stool, expelled, when hard breathing ceased : 
 in asthma Millari, I Arum d. 
 
 Stool, brittle : J&gp^ crumbling. 
 
 Stool, brown: Anac, Anthrok., IIArg. nit,, 
 lArn., Asaf., Ascl. s., Bor., Canth., ICinch., 
 IHydras., Hod., IKali c, IMagn. c, IIMerc, 
 Merc sul., IMez., I INatr. m., INitr. ac, INux 
 v., Petrol., I Plant., IRheum, IRhod., IRumex, 
 IISuL, ITromb., Variol., HVer.; blackish, 
 Apis, lAsaf.; blackish, in typhus, lArs. ; 
 bloody, in summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; 
 chocolate colored, worse at night, ICinch.; 
 chocolate colored, worse about midnight (dys- 
 entery), lArs.; chocolate colored, with lumps 
 of mucus often streaked with blood or mixed 
 with undigested food, IGamb. ; fluid, in chol- 
 era, after other symptoms have been removed, 
 IPhos.; in cholerine, lAsar.; in cholera mor- 
 bus, profuse, HVer.; consistent, in pneumo- 
 nia, -IFerr.; dark, I I Arum t., Chin, ars., 
 Kreo., ILil. tig., Lvc v., IIMerc iod. fiav., 
 IMez.,IMur.ac, IIOp., IPhyt.. I ISep., ISquilla, 
 I ITereb., I IVer. ; dark, almost black, mushy 
 and highly offensive (during progress of post- 
 scarlatinal follicular entero-colitis with drop- 
 sy), ILept.; dark, mostly in children in their 
 first or second summer, IPsor. ; dark, choco- 
 
 late colored, ILach.; dark, involuntary, with 
 cutting, BCamph.; dark, mucous, Bapt.; dark, 
 thin, "scanty, BCamph.; dark, thin, with 
 lumps of dark brown feces, I 'Tarant. ; dark, 
 with constant inclination to stool, ICrotal.; 
 in diarrhoea, I Arm, I Ars., Iris, IRaph., 
 ISabad., USec, IIThuya, IVer.; in infantile 
 diarrhoea, MPsor.; diarrhceic, frothy, with 
 excessive painful pressure, urging and tenes- 
 mus, I IKali bi.; diarrhceic, mixed with mu- 
 cus, with severe abdominal pains, soon after 
 aw r aking, at 7 a.m., Xan.; diarrhceic, in morn- 
 ing, followed by a second at 10 a.m., light 
 brown, preceded and followed by dull pain in 
 abdomen, at 2 p.m., another of same nature 
 with straining, Tromb.; dirty, Sinap. ; in dys- 
 entery, IKali bi. ; fecal, Ant. t., IBry., Coloc, 
 Fluor. ac, Kali c, Lye, Mez., Oxal. ac, Rheum, 
 Rhod. , Rumex, Tromb. ; fetid, mucous, 
 I IGrat.; fetid, in jaundice, with hyperemia 
 of iiver, I IPtel. ; in typhus fever, I Apis ; with 
 flatulent rumbling in abdomen, in evening, 
 I ITereb.; floating on water, IIMerc; fluid, 
 IChel. , ULye, IPhos.; fluid, with or without 
 bloody streaks, every half hour, ITromb.; 
 fluid, 'mixed with undigested substances, of 
 intolerable fetor, IIGraph.; in gastromalacia, 
 lArs. ; glistening, Brom.; greenish, IIMerc; 
 dark greenish (mesenteric disease), ICalc; 
 greenish, mucous, Urt. ur.; light, Chin, a., 
 ICrot. t., Merc iod. fiav., I IVer.; light, after 
 constipation, Amb.; light, mushy, JEsc. h.; 
 liquid, IGraph., Magn. c, Nux v., Phos., 
 IPsor., IRaph., ISquilla ; liquid, gushing, Ast. 
 r.; with liver disorders, I I Pod.; like mus- 
 tard, till noon, I I Arum t.; after injection of 
 nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, I ITarant.; 
 other colored fluid (typhoid), IRhus ; reddish, 
 IFerr. s. ; with tenesmus (dysentery), 
 I IRheum ; yellowish, I Ant, t, IColoc, Merc 
 iod. rub., IIMerc. iod. fiav.; yellowish, cadav- 
 erous, in typhoid, IIRhus ; yellowish, in den- 
 tition, ICham.; yellowish, in erysipelas, 
 IPhos. ac; first brown, then yellow, with 
 worms, Sinap. g^ watery. 
 
 Stool, burning : J8@ m acrid. 
 
 Stool, as if burnt : ggr* dry. 
 
 Stool, chalky: UCalc, IDig., UPod.; with 
 convulsions and distended abdomen (croup), 
 ICalc; in diabetes, IPod. J^T white. 
 
 Stool, changeable: in color, Cham., Colch., 
 IDulc., UPod., IIPuls., ISul.; alternate yel- 
 low and greenish, IDulc; in cholera morbus, 
 IPod.; in prevailing fever,IAmm. m.; in hem- 
 orrhoids, IBerb.; mixed, ICalc; mottled, 
 clay color and brown (chronic constipation), 
 I ITabac; changeable, in consistency. 
 gg^Diarrhoea alternating with Constipation, 
 and vice versa. 
 
 Stool, chestnut shaped: in constipation, Sul. 
 JSilP' balls. 
 
 Stool, choleraic : Ananth., Tabac 
 jgigh rice water. 
 
 Stool, chopped: I Aeon., Bar. m., ICham.; in 
 cholera infantum, Sul.ac ; sour smelling (child 
 emaciated, scrofulous, disease of mesenteric 
 glands), llpec ; in gastromalacia, I Kreo. IMerc 
 d.; soft, as if mixed, Jacea ; like boiled pota- 
 toes chopped up with greens, after summer 
 complaint, I I Med.; full of bright red lumps, 
 like chopped beets (incipient hydrocephalus), 
 I Apis ; like spinach, in summer complaint, 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 IIAcon.; in summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; 
 like tape, 1 1 Cast, v.; yellow and green matter, 
 held together by long strings of yellowish 
 matter (indigestion), I ISul. ac. Jg^° eggs. 
 
 .Stool, clayey: ICalc, ILyc. vir., Med., Petro- 
 sel., IPod., ISil.; constipated, IDig.; in ex- 
 ophthalmos, ILyc. vir. ; with enlargement of 
 mesenteries, I ICalc. ; clay colored, Bell., IBerb., 
 Chel., IGels., IHep., Iber., IKali bi., ILept., 
 IMyr. cer., I INatr. ph., INitr. ac, IPhos. ac, 
 IPod.; clay colored, in biliary colic, IChel. ; 
 without bilious coloring, I Card. m. ; clay 
 colored, constipated, IIAcon.; clay colored, 
 in chronic constipation, I ITabac; clay colored, 
 constipated, in enlargement of liver, IChion. 
 v.; clay colored, in diarrhoea, MVer. ; clay 
 •colored, fetid, IIMerc; clay colored, in func- 
 tional derangement of liver, I I Sep.; clay 
 colored, in hepatitis, INatr. s.; clay colored, 
 in jaundice, lAur. mur. nat., Hod., ILept.; 
 clay colored, in prosopalgia, IChel.; color of 
 pipe clay, lAstac; diarrhoeic, smelling sour, 
 or fetid, ICalc; like dry clay, IChel.; like 
 potter's clay, ILach.; particles have appear- 
 ance of coagula (colliquative diarrhoea), 
 llpec Ji^° light, tenacious, white. 
 
 Stool, like coffee grounds : ICrotal.; in typhoid 
 fever, 1 1 Phos. ; changing towards brown and 
 curdled, in dropsy, IDig. 
 
 Stool, colorless : gig^ watery, white. 
 
 Stool, copious (profuse) : Ang., Ant. c, I Ant. t., 
 Anthrok., I Apis, Arg. nit., Arm, Ars. h., 
 IIAsaf., Arum d., Aur. met., IIBenz. ac, 
 IBerb., Cact.,Cain., I ICanth., ICinch., Cochl., 
 Coccus, Colch., Collin., IColoc, ICoraL, Cop., 
 Cornus, Cub., ICup. ac, Cup. s., Dory., Diosc, 
 IIElat., IGamb., IGlon., Iod., Hris, Jalap., 
 HJatroph., Kali bi., Kob., ILept., Magn. c, 
 IMerc d., 1 1 Merc. iod. flav., Merc. iod. rub., 
 Mosch., IMur. ac, Natr.a., INatr. m., Nux 
 m., lOxal. ac, Petrol., I IPhos., I IPhyt., 
 ■Plumb., I IPod., IRaph., IRhus, IRumex, 
 
 ■ ISec, Sinap., I ITarant., Tereb., IThuya, 
 
 ■ IVer., Zinc; with burning in anus, 1 1 Tereb.; 
 followed by smarting in anus, Polyg.; in 
 afternoon, Ascl. s.; bilious, watery, with 
 nausea, Eup. perf. ; in cholera infantum, 
 
 ■ Ars. L, iCoff. t., ICrot. t., IPsor.; in chol- 
 - era morbus, ICaulo.; in children's gas- 
 tritis mucosa, lArs. ; after catching cold, 
 child, llpec; after catching cold (renal colic), 
 ILyc; with colic, Ascl. t.; with colic and ver- 
 tigo, 1 1 Mane; in diarrhoea, ICrot. t.; in diar- 
 rhoea of children, lArs., IIBenz. ac; HCrot. 
 t., I IGuarana, I IPod.; in chronic camp diar- 
 rhoea, with pain in lower bowels, ILyss.; in 
 pancreatic diarrhoea, Hris; with much flatus, 
 I IPod.; with feeling of flatulence in bowels, 
 Tell.; feeling of copious, but only flatus 
 escapes, finally hard stool (gastric catarrh), 
 I Ant. c; forcible, follows colic, Lye vir.; 
 squirting out, ICrot. t., ICup. m.; gushing in 
 morning, or more during day than at night, 
 IPod.; in mesenteric disease, ICalc; in 
 tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; in morning, 
 -Cop., Ver. v.; at 6 a.m., I lOxal. ac; soft in 
 morning, renewed urging, ICalc. p.; muco- 
 purulent, with tenderness of rectum (sym- 
 pathetic aphonia), I Collin.; with nausea, 
 Jab.; painless, worse at night, with much 
 wind, in a little girl, after fright, llgn.; worse 
 -every other day, ICinch.; soft, with burning 
 
 of rectum, Msc. h.; in rachitis, ICalc; at 
 first copious, then scanty, with much flatu- 
 lence, I I Zing.; with sudden urging, I IPod.; 
 follows vomiting of food, I I Mane; with weak- 
 ness and prostration in morning, 1 1 Sene'cio ; 
 in cool damp weather, Nux m. 
 jUgf* 1 large, watery profuse, weakening. 
 
 Stool, corrosive: g^" acrid. 
 
 Stool, corroding: $®* acrid. 
 
 Stool, when coughing; IPhos., ISul. 
 
 Stool, crumbling (brittle): IIAmm. m., Bapt., 
 Carbo v., IGuaiac, IIMagn. m., IIMerc, 
 IINatr.m., IIOp., IPod., Sinap., IZine; seems 
 to be cut as it passes through, Eryng. ; at verge 
 of anus, looks as if burnt, IMagn. m.; in 
 bottle-fed babies, IPod.; in dentition, ICham.; 
 in typhoid fever, ILach.; in nervous affection, 
 IMagn c; during pregnancy, lAmm. m.; with 
 sticking pains in rectum, I IMagn. m. 
 
 Stool, curdled: ICalc, I I Med., INitr. ac, 
 I Rheum ; bits of coagulated milk of sour 
 smell (rachitis), ICalc; curdy, IRheum ; 
 curdy, with colic (diarrhoea), IStann.; contain- 
 ing lumps of casein, INitr. ac; milk in large 
 lumps (children), IIVaL; after summer com- 
 plaint, I I Med. fl@* lumpy, tallow. 
 
 Stool, dark: IIAlum., lArn., IBerb., IBry., 
 ICornus, Chin, s., IGlon., IHam., Illic, IKali 
 c, Lyss., IMur. ac, Natr. a., INatr. s., INux v., 
 IPlumb., IPtel., IRhus, Sec, I ITarant.; with 
 pain in abdomen, Rhus v.; almost black, 
 I Apis ; followed by burning in rectum, Polyg.; 
 inky, two quarts at one stool, Ferr. mur.; 
 in diphtheria, IBapt., IKali perm.; in 
 enteritis, IVer. v.; in evening, Ars. i.; fecal, 
 Bapt., Carbo v., Hippom., Nux v.; fetid, 
 IHam., IKali perm.; fetid, partly formed, 
 contains much mucus, expelled with much 
 difficulty, Tarant.; fetid, liquid, in morning, 
 then pain in bowels all day, Gnaphal. ; 
 fetid, very urgent, cannot wait a moment, 
 ILil. tig.; in spotted fever, lAct. rac; in 
 typhoid fever, IPhos.; in typhoid fever, 
 almost black, IStram.; scybala, I IPod.; with 
 hemorrhoids, I^Esc h.; in hydrocephalus, 
 lApis, IStram.; liquid, Op., Squilla ; with 
 liver disorders, I IPod.; in morning, Sarrac; 
 at 6 a.m., MOxal. ac; only at night, mostly 
 towards morning, I IPsor.; in tuberculosis 
 mesenterica, Hod.; in infantile syphilis, 
 I ISyph.; in variola, IRhus. 
 j$i^ brown, black, dry. 
 
 Stool, desire: absent, IHydras., ILyc, I IMagn. 
 m. , INatr. m., IOp., 1 I Vib.; absent, no ability 
 to pass until there is a large accumulation, 
 IIAlum. Biga^ urging. 
 
 Stool, diarrhoeic : Anac, Arm, Bar. c, IBelL, 
 Berb., Bor., Cain., ICaps. , ICham., Chim. 
 m.,Chrom. ac, IColoc, ICom, ICop., IDig., 
 Kali n., IIMed., INux v., Paris, IStram.; 
 with pain or weakness in abdomen, IParis; 
 with chill, llpec; after catching cold, in a 
 child, llpec; two or three, with colic (quo- 
 tidian ague), I IRhus; several, during day, 
 particularly after eating, I I Ver. ; two, on day 
 of fit (epilepsy), I ISul.; in evening, Brach.; 
 in bilious fever, IColoc; in intermittent, 
 I Ars., ICina, 1 1 Puis.; in typhoid, Cham., 
 Chin, s.; MOxal. ac, with much flatus, Sul. 
 ac ; with rumbling discharge of flatus, begin- 
 ning in morning and lasting all day, I IGlon.; 
 fontanelles remain open, ISep.; last part, 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 Sarrac.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; every ten to 
 fifteen minutes, sudden, Asim.; sudden, irre- 
 sistible, with soreness in lumbar region, 
 urging, Bar. c.; with sweat, tenesmus, or nau- 
 sea and colic, ICrot. t.; with tenesmus, ILaur.; 
 followed by vomiting, Jamb, 
 jg^g"** loose, thin, watery. 
 Stool, difficult to expel : IIAlum., IIAmm. m., 
 IIAnt. c, Ant. sul. aur., Ast. r., Bapt., IBerb., 
 ICamph., ICepa, Chen, v., Chrom. ac, ICoc- 
 cul., Colch., Collin., Gels.,Grat., IHep., Hgn., 
 IIKreo., ILach., IILac def., I ILactu. v., 
 ILvc, Lyss., IMagn. m., Mang., 1 1 Merc, 
 Melil., IMur. ac, I INaja, IINitr. ac, 01. an., 
 I IPhos., IPlat., II Plumb., IPod., I IPuls.,ISil., 
 Sinap., Stront., IVerbas., I IVib., Zinc; with 
 sensation of something alive in abdomen, 
 
 ■Sabad.; with burning in abdomen, Sabad.; 
 lacerates anus, IILac def.; with some blood, 
 IIAlum.; with flow of blood (constipation), 
 IINatr. m.; consistency of thick broth, with 
 pressing desire, IMez. ; owing to great bulk 
 (hemorrhoids), I Kali c; chronic, Calc a.; 
 with colic, ISabina, ISil.; every three or four 
 days (rheumatism), I I Thuya ; after diarrhoea, 
 during pregnancy, MOleand.; in difficult 
 dentition, I ISil.; severe efforts, alternating 
 with vomiting, Cupr. s.; violent efforts, neces- 
 sitating manual assistance, small black hard 
 masses, 1 1 Plat.; in evening, IClem.; with faint- 
 ing, Sars.; in gastric fever, I ISep.^in tertian in- 
 termittent, Dig.; with much flatus (cystitis), 
 ILyc; preceded by much flatus also difficult to 
 pass (summer complaint), ICamph.; in gastral- 
 gia, I IPhos.; in gastric derangement, IDory.; 
 hard, IBry., Euphor., ILaur., I IPtel., IRatan., 
 I ISelen., I ISil.; hard, followed by backache, 
 IFerr.; hard, with cold body and hot head, 
 Bufo.; hard, with cramping pains in rectum 
 (intermittent), IFerr.; hard, followed by 
 
 .smarting in anus, I IPtel.; with headache, 
 IINux v.; in hemiplegia, ICaust.; with swell- 
 ing and bleeding of hemorrhoids, I Kali c; 
 only after injections (scrofulous glands), 
 ■Bar. m. ; at long intervals, on account of 
 spinal weakness, IINux v.; large size, Ruta ; 
 threatens to tear anus, from immense size, 
 I ISelen.; can only pass by leaning very far 
 back, Med.; in leucorrhcea, IIGraph. ; in affec- 
 tion of liver, IMagn. m. ; requires mechani- 
 cal assistance, ICalc, UPlat., ISelen., ISil., 
 I IVib.; requiring great effort of abdominal 
 muscles, IPlat.; in ovarian dropsy or ovarian 
 tumor, lApis; painful, with fainting, ISars. ; 
 pieces, with much pressure, I IPlat.; as if 
 there were no expulsive power, ICarbo a., 
 ■Lac c; during pregnancy, lApis, INux m.; 
 with great pressure, even if soft, Niccol.; 
 causes prolapse of rectum, llgn. ; though soft, 
 Agnus, I IHep., INatr. c, Phos. ac, HSep., 
 I ITarax.; though soft, in pregnancy, I IStann.; 
 even when soft or papescent, as from inactiv- 
 ity, Cinch.; from spasmodic action, IINux v.; 
 as though sphincter were spasmodically 
 closed, Gels. ; with spinal weakness and gen- 
 eral debility, INux v. ; in affection of stom- 
 ach, IKali bi.; with straining and backache, 
 IPuls.; only possible when urinating, Alum.; 
 in displacement of uterus, Tarant.; painful, in 
 anteversion of uterus, ILil. tig. 
 jg@T crumbling, knotty, large, sticky ; 
 also Rectum paralysis, torpid. 
 
 Stool, caused by drinking: 1 1 Aloe, IIArs., 
 Caps., ICrot. t., Ferr., Nux m., Pod., Sul., 
 ITromb., Ver.; coffee, Fluor, ac; from water 
 containing oil, Zing.; especially warm fluids 
 (bilio-mucous diarrhoea), IFluor. ac. 
 $gf Diarrhoea drinking; also Chap. 15/ 
 Drinking diarrhoea. 
 
 Stool, dry: Alum.,IAmm. c, I Ant. c, Arg. nit., 
 Bapt., Brach., IIBry., ICalc, ICimex, Coccus, 
 Cornus, Diosc, IHam., IHep., Iris, IKali bi., 
 I IKali br.,1 IKali m., IILac def., IILyc,ILyc. 
 vir., IMagn. m., Mang., IINatr. m., IINitr. ac, 
 IINux v., IIOp.,Osm.,IIPhos., IPlat. jlPlumb., 
 IPod., I IPuls., Sal. ac, Seneg., HSil., IStann., 
 I IStaph., Sul., I ITereb., Trill., I I Ver., I IVib., 
 IZinc; with pain in abdomen, Rhus v.; follows 
 grumbling pains in abdomen, Ustil.; with 
 burning at anus, IKali bi., Lactu. v. ; with 
 cough, ICon.; in bottle-fed babies, IPod.; as 
 if burnt,IBry., IPlat.; almost crumbles, IKali 
 m.; in (diabetes), ICup. in., I lUran. n.; like a 
 dog's stool, ICimex, UPhos., I IStaph.; hard, 
 intermittent, looking like excrement of dogs 
 in small lumps, with stitches in rectum, extort- 
 ing cries, IPrun.; after dinnerJArg.met.; in in- 
 termittent fever,ICoccul.; in gastralgia, ILyc; 
 in gastricism, IKali c; in gastric neurosis, 
 I IPhos.; in chlorotic headache, I IZinc; with 
 hectic, ISul.; in lumbago, IBry., IColoc.; 
 parched, IIBry. ; then lumpy, IHydras.; like 
 sand, after dinner, lArg. met. 
 jgg^balls, black, chalky, hard, knots ; 
 also Constipation, Rectum torpid, and Chap. 
 19, Intestines torpid. 
 
 Stool, dysenteric: ICarbo v., Cub., IHep., 
 IPuls., Sarrac; after chagrin, IStaph.; after 
 least drink, IStaph.; after eating, IStaph.; 
 alternates with herpetic eruption, burning, 
 itching, and tingling, IRhus ; mucous, with- 
 out feces, I Hod.; whitish mucus, with pain 
 around umbilicus, Urt. ur.; yellowish mucus, 
 with tenesmus, cutting colic and general 
 prostration, IStaph.; at night, with colic and 
 tenesmus, ISul.; with tenesmus renewed as 
 soon as he hears or sees water run, IILyss. 
 gg^ bloody, mucous. 
 
 Stool, after eating: lArs., Bar. c, Bor., Calad., 
 ICalc, Chrom. ac, ICrot. t., IHydras., Ipec, 
 Oxal. ac, IIPuls., IRheum, Sinap., IThuya ; 
 as soon as they begin to eat, IIPuls.; after 
 breakfast, IThuya ; with compressive griping, 
 commencing at umbilicus and passing down 
 to rectum, IColoc.; after dinner, with pain in 
 anus, Agar.; particularly an hour after din- 
 ner and at times at night (chronic diarrhoea), 
 I IPhos. ac ; as soon as he eats or drinks any- 
 thing, I Aloe, I Apis, I IFerr.; worse after fat 
 food, Thuya ; with discharge of flatus and 
 pain in abdomen, better getting warm in bed, 
 IColoc; worse from meat or vegetables, ILed.; 
 during or right after nursing, IColoc; worse 
 after taking breast, I Ant. t.; worse after 
 onions, Thuya. 
 fi^" Chap. 15, Eating, diarrhoea, stool. 
 
 Stool, eggs : resembling chopped, ICham., 
 IIMerc, IMerc. d.; chopped, with loss of ap- 
 petite and sleepiness, in summer, with chil- 
 dren, INux m.; chopped, in chronic diarrhoea, 
 I ISul.; or stirred, Cham., IIMerc, IIPuls.; 
 like white of egg, Ascl. t., IHydras. 
 gig^ chopped. 
 
 Stool, epithelium : threads, in typhoid, I Zinc; 
 
560 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 flakes, in cholerine, IPhos.; masses, red or 
 green, and shreddy, II Arg. nit. 
 
 Stool, in evening: INuph.; from suppressed 
 eruption, IMez.; after 10 p.m., hard and un- 
 usual pinching in abdomen before and after 
 it, till going to sleep, Glon.; passing great 
 quantities of thread worms, IDig. 
 
 Stool, excoriating : g^" acrid. 
 
 Stool, fatty: ICaust., Hod.; greasy, Thuya. 
 J^~ oily. 
 
 Stool, fecal: Aeon., Agar., Alum., lAnt. t., 
 Bapt., ICalc, ICaust., Cina, Coccul., ICoff., 
 Colch., 'IColoc, ICon., Cop., Cub., ICrot. t., 
 Dig., IHep., Iod., Hris, I Kali c, Kali n., 
 ILach., Laur., ILil. tig., Mur. ac, Natr. c, Nic- 
 col., INux v., Oxal. ac, IPlumb., UPod., 
 IPtel., IRheum, IRhod., BRhus, ISang., ISul., 
 Tabac, ITromb.; at first fecal, then watery 
 and hot, All. sat. 
 
 Stool, fermented: lArn., IGels., IIIpec.,IMez., 
 IPlant., IRheum, Rhod., BSabad.; in erysi- 
 pelas, I Merc; involuntary, ICalc; like yeast, 
 cadaverous smell, Ant. t.; resembling brown 
 yeast (diarrhoea), lArn. 
 gigr* foamy, sour. 
 
 Stool, fetid (offensive): lAgar., IIAlum., An- 
 anth., I I Apis, I Arg. nit., I Arm, IIArs., Ars. 
 h., Ars. s. f., lAscl. t., IIAsaf., lAur. met., 
 BBBapt., IIBenz. ac, Bry., ICalc, ICalc p., 
 ICarbo v., ICarbol. ac, I Cham., Chin, a., 
 Chin, s., ICinch., Coccul., ICoff., IColoc, 
 ICornus, I ICrot. t., HCrotal., Dros., IGamb., 
 ■Graph., Grat., IGuaiac, IHep., Hippom., 
 Ind., Iod., Hpec, Hris, IKali ph., Kreo., 
 I ILach., ILept., ILil. tig., Lith., Lye, Lye 
 vir., I I Med., IMeph., IIMerc cor., IMez., 
 BNitr. ac, I INux m., INux v., IIOp., Petrol., 
 IPhos. ac, IPlumb., UPod., HPsor., IPtel., 
 IPuls., I I Ran. se, Ratan., Rhus, Rumex, 
 Sal. ac, USec, ISep., ISil., ISquilla, Staph., 
 ISul., I ISul. ac, IITarant., ITereb., Variol., 
 Zinc; in afternoon and evening, ILept.; 
 camphorlike, Petrol.; dark colored blood, 
 IColch.; brassy, in incipient hydrocephalus, 
 ■Apis ; like brown paper burning, IColoc; 
 cadaverous, I Ars., Bism., Bor., I ICarbo v., 
 I ILach., IPtel., ISil., Stram.; cadaverous, 
 worse at night, ICinch.; cadaverous in gastro- 
 malacia, I Ars.; cadaverous, in typhoid, DRhus ; 
 in intestinal catarrh, BArs.; ' like carrion, 
 putrid, Bry., ICarbo v., Cinch., IColoc, Ipec, 
 Nitr. ac, Nux m., Paris, UPod., HPsor., Sep., 
 ISil., I Strain.; like carrion, with brain affec- 
 tions, I I Kali ph.; like carrion, in typhus, 
 I Apis, ICarbo v.; like carrion, after eating 
 (scrofula), lArs.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IDig.; like rotten cheese, IBry., IHep.; profuse, 
 color of prune juice, dark red, showing under 
 a large amount of branlike particles mingled 
 with disorganized blood corpuscles, peculiar 
 fetid odor, coagula deliquescent, not firm in 
 bottom of vessel (tyhoid fever), I ITereb.; in 
 children, in their first or second summer, 
 IPsor.; in diarrhoea of children, IIBenz. 
 ac, IMagn. c, IPsor,; in diarrhoea of chil- 
 dren, during epidemic of cholera, IPod.; 
 in cholera infantum, IKali br., IPsor., 
 IStram.; in colic, ICoccul.; coppery, Hris ; 
 in whooping cough, IKali s.; in dentition, 
 ICham., IRheum; in diarrhoea, lArs., Iris, 
 I IKali ph., IIThuya; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 INatr. s., I ISul.; in diarrhoea after suppres- 
 
 sion of skin eruption, ILyc; in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; in dysentery, I Ars., ICarbo v., 
 IColch.; in chronic dysentery, ICon., I INux 
 v.; in dropsy, IColch.; in otorrhoea, HPsor.; 
 in eczema or scrofulous ophthalmia, IPsor.; 
 like spoiled eggs, Ascl. t., ICalc, ICarbol. ac r 
 
 ■ ICham., HPsor., IStaph., Sul. ac; like rot- 
 ten eggs, child's gastritis mucosa, lArs. ; like 
 rotten eggs, after summer complaint, I I Med.; 
 in entero-colitis, ■Nuph.; in intermittent 
 fever, IChin. a., ■Coccul.; in spotted fever, 
 ■Act. rac; in typhoid fever, (Agar., lApis, 
 ■Ars., IBapt., HMur. ac, INux m., HStrani.; 
 with typhoid hemorrhages, IKreo. ; with fetid 
 flatus, Hris; with flatulence and belching of 
 gas tasting of cabbage, I Petrol.; with gagging 
 and excessive thirst, in children, IPod.; with 
 a gush, HGamb. ; worse in hot weather, 
 
 ■ ■Pod.; in hydrocephaloid, BBApis; like the 
 odor given off by lime at gas works, IPhos. ; 
 in functional derangement of liver, I ISep.; 
 in measles, Squilla ; like burnt meat, Carbo 
 a.; like decayed meat, infant (chill), lElat.; in 
 mesenteric disease, ICalc; in tabes mesenter- 
 ica, Hod.; in morning, ICinch., Sarrac; dark 
 colored mucus, IColch.; smells of musk, Sar- 
 rac; musty, IColoc ; musty, like brown paper 
 burning, IColoc; at night, ILith., INux m., 
 ■Psor.; like onions, loose, Jugl.; pasty, Bry.; 
 in pregnancy, lAur. met.; frequent, after child- 
 birth, I ISul.; putrid (S^ carrion); purulent, 
 ■Calc p. ; rotten, Ars.; in scarlatina, HAilant., 
 ■Lach.; scenting whole house, IBenz. ac; in 
 scrofulosis of children, IStilling.; in scurvy, 
 ■Ars.; during sleep, ILach.; sour smelling, 
 Arm, Bell., I ICalc, ICamph., Carb. s., ICham., 
 Colch., IColoc, ICon., IDule, Graph., HHep., 
 Jalap., IMagn. c, IIMerc, IMez., INatr. c, 
 I INatr. p., INitr. ac, MOleand., IPhos., 
 
 ■ ■Rheum, Sal. ac, ISep., ISul.; sour, with 
 burning in rectum, ■Graph.; sour, in choler- 
 ine, BArg. nit.; sour, copious in cholera infan- 
 tum, Hris ; sour, in cholera infantum, during 
 dentition and scrofula, HCalc; sour, with 
 colic, in children, I IRheum ; sour, with colic 
 after nursing, IRheum ; sour, of infants with 
 sour smell of body and vomiting of sour milk, 
 ■Rob.; sour, during dentition, ICalc, ICham., 
 IRheum ; sour, in chronic diarrhoea, IRheum ; 
 in diarrhoea, after abuse of magnesia, IRheum ; 
 sour, with distension of intestines, almost to 
 rupturing, ■Rob.; sour,in entero-colitisJNuph.; 
 sour, with flatulence, HPod.; sour, with wind 
 colic, particularly early in morning, INuph.; 
 sour, with open fontanelles, HCalc; sour, in 
 morning, with flatulency during dentition, 
 ■Pod. ; sour, slimy, with tenesmus after abuse 
 of magnesia, IRheum; sour, with screaming 
 children, I IRheum ; sour, with tenesmus 
 (dysentery), I IRheum; sour, rather whitish 
 watery (infantile diarrhoea), I IMagn. c; re- 
 lieves gastric derangement, IRob.; in gastro- 
 malacia, IKreo.; strong, Ascl. t., Chloral.; in 
 summer complaint, I Ant. c; sour, after sweat, 
 towards morning, Tereb.; sulphuric, IPtel.; 
 sweetish, Ars., Mosch.; in infantile syphilis, 
 
 I ISyph.; tarry, ILept.; with tenesmus, Mane, 
 ■Rob.; with straining, worse after food, I I Pod.; 
 like urine, IBenz. ac; in scrofulous ulcers, 
 ■Bar. m.; follows him all around as if he had 
 soiled himself, ISul.; in ulcer of os uteri, 
 ■Curar.; with vomiting, in intermittent, ICoc- 
 
 
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 cul.; watery, yellowish brown, in morning, 
 after coffee, Fluor, ac. 
 
 Stool, flaky (flocculent): Cup. m.,Colch., IDulc, 
 llpec, Sec, HVer. ; green flakes, Ascl. t.; in 
 diarrhoea, IChel.; in typhoid fever, I I Merc, d., 
 IPhos.; in marasmus, I ISul.; flakes of false 
 membrane, IXitr. ac; like spinach, lArg. nit.; 
 small white, ICalc p. 
 
 Stool, flat: Sul.; in polypus of rectum, IKali br.; 
 in rectocele, ISul.; form of narrow ribbon, 
 IIMerc; and thin, like a ribbon, Yer.; small 
 in size, IIPuls.; in incipient stricture of rec- 
 tum, I IPhos. J^P" Rectum stricture. 
 
 Stool, flatus : %~^T During stool, flatus. 
 
 Stool, like washings of flesh : j^° bloody. 
 
 Stool, floating on water: in diarrhoea, ISabad. 
 
 Stool, fluid : jg@~ thin. 
 
 Stool, foamy: I Arm, Hod. J^* fermented, 
 frothy. 
 
 Stool, forcible (sudden): Ailant., Cic, Cist., 
 HCrot. t., CycL, Diad., IGamb., IGrat., Jalap., 
 HJatroph., Kalibi.,1 IMagn. p., Xatr.c, INatr. 
 s.,Xiccol., IPhos., IRaph.,Ehod., USec, iSep., 
 ISul., Tabac, IThuya, I ITromb.; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, IXatr.s.; with flatus, I Arg.nit.,IXatr. 
 s., Xiccol., Thuya ; in influenza, IDulc; gush- 
 ing, IFerr., IGrat,, Jab., IJatroph., INatr. c, 
 IXatr. m.,IXatr. s., IQxal. ac, Petrol., UPod., 
 IIRan. b., Sec; gushing, brown, liquid, 
 in a violent jet, Ast. r.; gushing, after fright, 
 HVer.; gushing, in morning, IKali bi.; gush- 
 ing, in stomatitis, IXatr. c; gushing out like a 
 torrent, IJatroph.; gushing, with sudden urg- 
 ing, HPod.; comes out with a gush and a 
 splutter, like water from a hydrant (cholera 
 morbus), IPod.; expelled all at once, with a 
 single, prolonged effort, IIGamb.; hastily, 
 ■Sep.; hastily, with burning in anus, Osm. ; 
 as from a pop gun (threatened phthisis),! ITu- 
 berc ; pouring out, I IJatroph., I IPod. , I IThuya; 
 coming out like a shot, worse after eating and 
 drinking, HCrot. t.; spouting, Kob.; spouting, 
 like water, ILept. ; spurting, Cist., ICup. ac, 
 lElat., Ipec, IRhod. ; runs in a stream, no 
 pain, 1 a.m. (cholera morbus), ICaulo.; forced 
 out, as with a syringe, Jamb.; with vomiting, 
 in intermittent, ICoccul. fig^ watery. 
 
 Stool, frequent: Aeon., Ailant., I Ant. t., Apis, 
 Arg. nit., Arn.JIArs., Ars. h., lAscl. t., Bapt., 
 IBell.,Bor.,IBry.,Cact,, Cain., ICalc.JCanth., 
 HCaps., ICarbo v., Castor., HCham., Cina, 
 ICinch., Coccul.,Cochl., IColch.,IColoc.,ICon., 
 Cornus, ICrot. t., Cub., I ICup. m., IDulc, 
 IIElat, Gamb., Grat,, Hell., Hyos., 
 Ign., llpec, Iris, IKali bi., IKali br., 
 IKali c, Kreo., ILach., IIMerc, IIMerc. 
 cor., Mez., INatr. m., I IXatr. ph., IIXux v., 
 Pallad., Paris, HPod., IPsor., IRob., Samb., 
 Sec, ISep., ISil., ISul., ITereb., Tromb., 
 1 1 Yer., Zinc; every few minutes, in cholera 
 morbus, Hris ; every fifteen or twenty minutes 
 (dysentery), IBar. m.; every half hour, 7rMagn. 
 p.; three to six every hour, I IPod.; every 
 four to six hours, in dysentery, 1 1 Arm; two 
 or three a day, IXitr. ac; two or three, be- 
 tween 4 and 6 a.m., IXuph.; two to fifteen a 
 day, worse in warm weather, I I Phos. ; eighteen 
 to twenty a day, Yerbas.; three times daily, 
 with pain in coccyx, lEuphor. ; three daily 
 (tertian ague), IPuls. ; three or four daily, 
 ICoccul., llpec, Tarant; three or four daily 
 (during progress of post-scarlatinal follicular 
 
 36 
 
 enterocolitis with dropsy), ILept.; four or five 
 daily, I I Zing.; three or four during night 
 (dyspepsia), I I Yer.; four or five, in evening, 
 Cochl.; five times a day, in whooping cough, 
 IKali s.; five during day and one or two dur- 
 ing night, I I Plant.; four or five during night, 
 I I Sec; four or five daily, with prolapsus of 
 rectum, IIRuta; five from 5 to 9 a.m., with 
 griping in lower part of abdomen, I IRumex ; 
 four to six daily, in diarrhoea, after suppres- 
 sion of skin eruptions, ILyc; four to twelve 
 daily, in chronic diarrhoea, ICollim; six a day, 
 I IRan.b.; six or seven during afternoon, Cochl.; 
 six to eight daily, loose bright yellow matter 
 and mucus, after griping (bilious mucous diar- 
 rhoea), I Fluor, ac; seven or eight a day for 
 eight days, IMagn. c; eight to ten daily, in 
 chronic dysentery, I I Xux v. ; eight to ten daily, 
 especially in early morning and between 4 and 
 6 p.m. (chronic diarrhoea), I I Rhus; eight to 
 ten every night, four or five by day (after in- 
 jecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea), I I Ta- 
 rant.; eight to fourteen daily (chronic dysen- 
 tery), ICon.; ten in seven hours (diarrhoea), 
 I ISul.; ten to fifteen, from 6 to 10 a.m., Chin, 
 a.; eleven, offensive, watery, during twelve 
 hours (broncho-pneumonia), ILyc; twelve to 
 fifteen daily (cholera infantum), I 1 Yer.; twelve 
 daily (gastromalacia), IMerc d.; twelve to 
 fifteen daily, in chronic diarrhoea, IGamb.; 
 twelve to fifteen daily, with violent tenes- 
 mus, must often get up at night (hemorrhoidal 
 affection), IHam.; fifteen to twenty daily, 
 I IKali br. ; fifteen daily, over half at night, 
 I I Tarant. ; twenty daily, Cochl.; twenty dur- 
 ing afternoon, with pain in intestines as of 
 fire, IManc ; twenty to thirty in twelve hours, 
 I I Rhus ; twenty to thirty daily, in dysentery, 
 IMerc. cor.; twenty -five daily, in cholera in- 
 fantum, ICrot. t.; twenty or thirty daily, in 
 summer complaint, IBor.; twenty-five to fifty 
 daily, in dysentery, I IPhos.; thirty or forty, 
 watery ,during night (cholera), I Ant.t.; in chol- 
 era, fourth day, with pain in abdomen, IPhos. 
 ac; in cholera, after camphor has checked 
 vomiting, purging, cramps, etc., IPhos. ac; in 
 cholera infantum almost constant, lArs. i.; 
 remaining after attack of cholera infantum, 
 IPod.; in cholera morbus, ICup. m.; in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, IDig. ; with colic, Dros.; 
 copious from standing on damp ground after 
 exertion, lElat.; during day, with much wind 
 (diarrhoea), Zing.; in diarrhoea almost con- 
 stant, I Ars.; in chronic diarrhoea, IXatr. s.; 
 facial eruption, I IPsor.; with flatulent disten- 
 sion, IColch.; in dysentery, Arm, HPhos.; 
 in ophthalmia, ICic; in spotted fever, HAct. 
 rac; with flatus, Coccul.; fluid, Aur. mur.; 
 every half hour, IPod. ; every half hour, in 
 evening, I ISul.; every half hour, in dysen- 
 tery, IColoc; every half hour, from 8 a.m. 
 till evening, ICrot. t.; every half hour, of 
 mucus mixed with blood (dysentery), ICub.; 
 every hour, before and after pains, causing 
 him to draw r up limbs and cry out (diarrhoea), 
 IGamb.; every hour or so," discharge of a 
 round, shreddy mass, accompanied by a 
 watery fecal discharge, with chilliness and 
 heat extending towards head, IMerc; almost 
 involuntary, IFerr.; small, sometimes invol- 
 untary, like pitch, or dry, brittle and granu- 
 lous, I I Zinc; in subacute inflammation of 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 liver, IHydras.; with affection of mesenteries 
 (favus), IIOleancL; every fifteen minutes, 
 with tenesmus and great pain, causing her to 
 scream (dysentery), I INux v.; every ten, 
 twenty to thirty minutes (sporadic cholera), 
 IITabac; every fifteen or twenty minutes, 
 with tenesmus, extorting cries (dysentery), 
 IKali m.; from morning until 2 p.m., Bor.; in 
 pneumonia, stage of hepatization, I IPhos.; 
 small, Bar. c. ; in summer complaint, IFerr. 
 ph., IKali br. ; with straining, worse after 
 food, 1 1 Pod. ; unfit for business (after sul- 
 phur), lAscl. t. 
 
 Stool, looks like frog spawn : IPhos. 
 
 Stool, frothy: I Arm, IBenz. ac, Bor., Calc, 
 ICaps.,Carb. s., IIColoc.,Elaps, IGrat., ILach., 
 IMagn. c, IIMerc, Merc. iod. flav., INatr. m., 
 Op., IPlant., MPod., IRaph., IRheum., IRhus, 
 ISiL, IISul., MVer., 1 1 Zinc; in bubbles, 
 ISquilla; with burning and tenesmus, DIOp.; 
 copious (ague), lElat.; in diarrhoea, I I Ran. b.; 
 in diarrhoea of children, IMerc; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, IRheum; in dysentery, IKali bi.; 
 after meals, ICed.; enveloped in froth, Ascl. 
 t.; with fermentation in bowels, Cinch.; fluids, 
 frequent with cutting pains and vomiting, 
 lElat.; like molasses, Ipec; like soapsuds, 
 MPod.; in tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod.; 
 from overfatigue or chill in damp weather, 
 IHep.; whitish (rachitis), ICalc. 
 jgggf fermented, foamy. 
 
 Stool, gelatinous: fflgg* jelly like. 
 
 Stool, glassy: INatr. m.; tough mucus, lAmm. 
 m. fi^* mucous. 
 
 Stool, contains glistening bodies : IMez. 
 
 Stool, glutinous : IPlat.; like glue, painful and 
 flatulent after previous itching of rectum, 
 Euphor.; like thick glue passed in thin strips 
 like tape, Carbol. ac. 8^ sticky. 
 
 Stool, granular : IZinc; in diphtheria, ILac c; 
 like oaten grits, in morning (typhus), I A pis; 
 small white shining grains in brown, IMez.; 
 with tenesmus and constriction of anus,Mang.; 
 like little pieces of popped corn, Cina ; gritty, 
 Jamb. 
 
 Stool, gray: lAur. met., ICalc, IChel., Chim. 
 m., Cist., Cup. m., IDig., IHydras., IKali c, 
 ILach., IIMerc, INatr. m., IIOp., IPhos., 
 ■Sep.; in carditis, ICarbo v.; with grayish 
 flakes (cholera), ICup. ac; in constipation, 
 IDig.; dark gray, in typhoid, I IPhos.; in 
 diabetes, INatr. s. ; in diarrhoea, ICalc, Cist., 
 ■Dig., IKali c, I I Thuya ; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 I IPhos. ac; in dropsy, IDig.; with consider- 
 able odor (jaundice with hyperaemia of liver), 
 MPtel.; in gastromalacia, IKreo.; light, 
 IKali c; diarrhoea, ICrot. t.; pasty, IChel.; 
 in affection of liver, IMagn. m.; or mixed in 
 color, I IPlant.; whitish, Asar., IIMerc, 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac; whitish, in icterus, ICalc; 
 whitish, often streaked with blood (chronic 
 diarrhoea), ICalc; yellowish, like gruel, Pic. 
 ac. H^° chalky, clayey, light, white. 
 
 Stool, greasy : gig^ fatty, oily. 
 
 Stool, green: I^Ethus., lApis, lArg. nit., lArs., 
 Ars. s. f., IIAsaf., Ascl. t., Arund., Bar. m., 
 IBell., Bor., Brom., ICanth., ICaps., llCham., 
 ICinch., Colch., IIColoc, Cornus, ICrot. t., 
 ICup. ac, Cup. m., IDulc, Elat., IGrat., 
 IHep., IHydras., Illpec, Hris, IKali bi., 
 Kreo., ILaur., ILept., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 IIManc, IIMerc. cor., Merc d., IMur. ac, 
 
 I INatr. m., I INatr. p., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 Petrol., HPhos., HPlumb., UPod., Sal. ac, 
 IISul., Sul. ac, Tabac, ITereb., HVer.; 
 with pain in abdomen (cholera fourth day), 
 IPhos. ac; day and night (child in aphthae), 
 ■Bor. ; arsenic green, I Ipec; bilious, INatr. 
 s., I IPuls.; bilious, after exposure, IDulc; 
 bilious, with heat in lower bowels, I INatr. s.; 
 bilious, mixed with mucus, mostly in chil- 
 dren in their first or second summer, IPsor.; 
 dark blackish, Sinap.; changes to blue slate 
 color on standing (cholera infantum), I I Ver.; 
 in bronchitis, lApis ; in bronchial and vesical 
 catarrh, ICop.; after chill, in tertian intermit- 
 tent,IHep.; in cholerine, IIArg. nit.; after tak- 
 ing cold, children, Hpec; with colic, in diar- 
 rhoea, IStann.; coppery, IMerc. d.; with 
 cutting about umbilicus (Asiatic cholera), 
 IColch.; dark ; Cornus, IIMerc, IIMerc. cor., 
 INitr. ac; dark, in infant (chill), lElat.; dark 
 scybala (biliary colic), ICinch.; dark, worse 
 after eating and drinking, ICrot. t. ; dark feces, 
 then dark green mucus (diarrhoea), 1 1 Ars.; 
 dark mucous (dysentery), lElat.; dark, with 
 yellow water, somewhat mealy, 1 1 Pod.; in 
 dentition, I I Cham., IMerc. sol.; in diarrhoea, 
 I INaja, IBSec; in diarrhoea of children, I Ars., 
 ICalc p., 1 1 Cornus, IMerc, IVal.; with diar- 
 rhoea or jaundice, I INatr. p.; in diarrhoea, or 
 catarrh of stomach, lApis; in diphtheria, 
 llgn.; dirty, I ICrot. t. ; in chronic dysentery, 
 I INux v.; in epileptiform seizure, IHydr. ac; 
 in hydrocephaloid, putrid, Hpec; in puerpe- 
 ral fever, ICham.; in typhoid, IMur. ac; with 
 flatulence, 1 1 Pod.; flocculent (sporadic chol- 
 era), I I Ver.; with fontanelles remaining open, 
 ■Sep.; after fright, HVer.; frothy, IMagn. c; 
 frothy water forcibly evacuated without pain, 
 I IGrat.; ten to twenty in twenty -four hours, 
 I I Ver.; with gagging and excessive thirst, in 
 children, IPod.; as grass, ICham., Illpec, 
 IMerc, IMerc d., Var.; as grass, in children 
 (diarrhoea involving liver), I Agar.; as grass, in 
 summer complaint, I Ant. t.; grayish, fluid 
 (cholerine), IJEthus. ; grayish, in gastroma- 
 lacia, IMerc. d.; grayish, thin (intestinal 
 catarrh), IChel.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; 
 light, Hpec, IKali iod.; liquid, iEthus., Crot. 
 t., Raph.; in affections of liver, MPod.; in 
 enlargement of liver, ICon.; in hepatitis with 
 jaundice, IHep.; hard lumps, 1 1 Sep.; small 
 lumps (gastromalacia), ICalc; mixed with 
 greenish substance (chronic dysentery), 
 ICon.; early in morning, with colic and 
 fainting, I IPod.; early in morning, with 
 flatulence (during dentition), I IPod.; mucous, 
 liEthus., Amm. m., lApis, lArg. nit., Ars., 
 IBell., Bor., Canth., Cast., ICham., IChel., 
 Cina, Colch., IColoc, Cornus, IDulc, Elat., 
 Gamb., Hpec, ILaur., Magn. c, IIMerc, Nitr. 
 ac. , Nux v., IPhos., Phos. ac, I IPod., IPsor., 
 IPuls., IRheum, IRhus, ISep., ISul.; mu- 
 cous bloody, no pain (summer complaint), 
 IFerr. ph. ; mixed with mucus and blood, 
 liquid, IRaph.; mucous, child cries vio- 
 lently (bilious colic), IMerc; mucous, in 
 cholera infantum, ITabac; changing into 
 colorless fluid, IGrat.; dark green mucus, 
 offensive, corrosive, IIGamb.; deep-green 
 mucus, in cholera infantum, IPuls.; mu- 
 cous, little or no fecal matter (dysentery), 
 I IZinc; fetid mucus, IIArg. nit.; first green, 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 then maeous, IIPuls.; mucous, in prevailing 
 fever, lAmm. m.; mucous, with jellylike 
 globules or flakes, I Rhus; mucous, with 
 pinching and cutting, IMerc.; mucous, sour 
 smelling, with colic and tenesmus, during 
 phthisis, I I Rheum ; mucous, stains skin 
 about anus and scrotum a copper color, ICin- 
 nab.; mucus stringy, odorless (cholera infan- 
 tum), IILyc. ; mucous, thin, Bell.; with nau- 
 sea, worse after eating, ICrot. t.; with nervous 
 agitation, weakness, cold sweat and dyspnoea, 
 IRob.; olive green, Sec; dull olive, iElat.; 
 olive, in incipient hydrocephalus, Apis ; obsti- 
 nate, ~Bor.; leaving pale green stains on 
 diaper, ISul.; pea green, I IMerc, iRheum ; 
 first greenish, later like rice water (diarrhoea), 
 ! Chain.; like scum on a frog pond, IMagn. c ; 
 serous, after drinking, lArg. nit.; soft, Lobel. 
 i. ; with intestinal spasm, I I Op.; streaked with 
 green, I Pod.; in summer complaint, IFerr. 
 ph., I Kali br.; after summer complaint, 
 i I Med. ; color of green tea, IGels. ; thin, fol- 
 lows griping and rumbling, I IMagn. c; 
 with tenesmus, worse after food, I I Pod.; with 
 severe tenesmus, in stomatitis, I ISul.; turning 
 green on diaper, on exposure to air, IRheum; 
 with sudden urging, I IPod.; watery, IPhos.; 
 watery, in cholera infantum, ILaur.; watery, 
 in prevailing fever, lAmm. m. ; watery, fre- 
 quent, lEup. perf.; watery, frequent, with 
 violent, abdominal pains, during which abdo- 
 men gets hard, I Kali br. ; watery, every three 
 weeks, I IMagn. c; watery, in summer com- 
 plaint, IFerr. ph.; in variola, II Thuya; and 
 w r hite mixed, Cham. ; mucous,come with explo- 
 sion of odorless wind (inflammation of bowels 
 in dentition), lAcet. ac; yellowish, ILept., 
 INatr. s., Tabac ; yellowish, with burning and 
 tenesmus, IJugl.; yellowish, in dysentery, 
 IMerc cor. figr* bilious. 
 
 Stool, gritty : g^" granular. 
 
 Stool, gushing: j&gg~ forcible. 
 
 Stool, hard : Agar., iEsc h., I Agnus, 1 1 Alum., 
 lAmm. c, IIAmm. m., Ananth., Ang., 
 1 1 Ant. c, Ant. sul. aur., I Apis, I lArund., 
 lAur. met., I I Aur. mur. nat, Bar. c, IBell., 
 Brom., IBry., HCalc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Chin, s., ICimex, ICina, Cinch., 
 ICoccul., HCollin., IColoc, ICon., Cornus, 
 ■Graph., Grat,, IGuaiac, IHam., IHep., IHy- 
 ■dras., Hgn., Illic, I I Kali br., IKali iod., Kali 
 n., Kalm., IIKreo., IILach., IILac def., 
 ILyc, Magn. c, IMagn. m., IMerc, I IMerc. 
 iod. flav., Merc, sul., IINatr. m., INatr. s., 
 Niceol., IINitr. ac, IINux v., I IOp., Petrol., 
 UPhos.. Phos. ac, I IPhvt., IPlat., UPlumb., 
 ■Pod., MPuls., Rhus, llRumex, Ruta, ISa- 
 "bina, Sarrac, ISars., Sal. ac, ISelen., Seneg., 
 HSep., ISil., Sinap., ISpig., Spong., IStann., 
 •IStaph., Stront., IISuL, Sul. ac, I ITereb., 
 'Thuya, Trill., IVerbas., IVer., I IVib., IZinc; 
 at first, then dark, offensive, soluble, Sarrac ; 
 after diarrhoea, during pregnancy, I lOleand. ; 
 in evening, IClem. ; at first, then liquid, Zinc; 
 in a mass, IINitr. ac; one, IKali bi., IINux 
 v. ; covered with mucus, Amm. m. ; consti- 
 pated, Carbo v., IGraph.; then mucus and 
 blood (cholera infantum), IBry.; coated with 
 yellow tenacious mucus, IPod. ; then pappy, 
 Pallad.; then pappy, then soft, ICalc; then 
 pasty, Jamb.; then pasty, then liquid, ICalc; 
 in pieces, then soft, ICaust.; first part hard, 
 
 latter part smaller, IVer.; then soft, I Alum., 
 Cinch, bol., IThuya, Vinca; then soft, choco- 
 late colored, with bile, Card, m.; preceded by 
 soft and small stools, Zinc; like stone, Ang., 
 ■ Bar. m., IColoc, IMagn. c, 1 1 Pic. ac, 
 UPlumb.; as a stone and large, IMez.; then 
 thin, Calc p.; last thin (prostatic affections), 
 IIBov. glg^ balls, knotty, large, scy- 
 balous; aiso Constipation. 
 
 Stool, full of holes like lava: Ars. h. 
 
 Stool, hot: Aloe, llCham., Cist., Diosc,Med., 
 I IMerc. cor., IPhos., IStaph.; watery, Calc p.; 
 bursts out in a hot stream of yellow water, 
 Merc. s. SOT" acrid. 
 
 Stool, incomplete : g@^ insufficient. 
 
 Stool, indelible : in infantile diarrhoea, I IPsor. 
 
 Stool, insufficient (incomplete, unsatisfactory): 
 I I Ang., Apis, Asim., Bar. c, IBenz. ac.JBry., 
 HCard., IColoc, Graph., Ilgn., Hod., ILyc, 
 IMagn. in., IINatr. m., IIOp., Petrol., ISars., 
 Seneg., ISep., IStann., IStaph., Sul., IThuya, 
 IZinc; daily in catarrh of bladder, I Canth.; 
 in relapse of intermittent, I Ars.; a feeling as if 
 it had been insufficient, ISul.; hard, IBar. c; 
 hard, insufficient, with strong urging, press- 
 ing, protrusion of rectum, IGamb.; headache, 
 with abdominal pains, lAloe ; passage inter- 
 rupted, ICepa ; passed only partly, with 
 straining half an hour later, fermentation in 
 abdomen, IDiad.; with renewed desire after, 
 IStann.; in sections, IMez.; soft, after much 
 pressure, most of it remains, IKali c; with 
 tenesmus, ISpong., INatr. c 
 %gg~ retained, retarded, scanty, sluggish. 
 
 Stool, involuntary: Ars., Bar. c, IIArn., 
 IIBell., ICalc, ICamph., ICarbo v., ICarbol. 
 ac, ICaust., Chlorof., ICina, ICinch., Colch., 
 IColoc, ICop., ICrotal., ICub., IDig., IFerr., 
 IGels., IHell., IIHyos., Ind., IKali bi., IKali 
 c, ILach., ILaur., Lvss., IMur. ac, IINatr. 
 m., INux v., ICEnan./HOleand., IIOp., lOxal. 
 ac, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlumb., IPsor., IPuls., 
 IIRhus, IRob., USec, I IStram., ISul., Zinc; 
 in apoplexy, I Arm; in bed, IHydr. ac; in 
 bed, with delirium, after being accused of 
 theft, IHyos.; soilsbed, in insanity,! ITarant.; 
 while bending over, in prolapsus of rectum, 
 I I Ruta; bloody feces, Stram.; mixed with 
 blood, in febris nervosa stupida, Melil.; 
 with brickdust, bloody sputa raised with dif- 
 ficulty, Rhus ; in intestinal catarrh, IChel.; in 
 cerebrospinal meningitis, IHydr. ac; in child- 
 bed, IHyos.; in cholera, Hris ; choreic attack, 
 ICed.; like coffee grounds, ICamph.; in col- 
 lapse, ICarbol. ac, Hippoz.; in coma ? Amyg.; 
 in convulsions of children, ICup. m.; while 
 coughing, IPhos.; during coughing, in croup, 
 I I Spong.; when coughing, sneezing or passing 
 urine, ISquilla ; green, during paroxysm of 
 whooping cough, IMerc; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 since rupture of perineum, Natr. s.; without 
 exertion, walking or standing^ after eating, 
 I Aloe; during fainting (scarlatina), I i Rhus; 
 of intolerable odor (puerperal fever), ICarbol. 
 ac; as if fermented, ICalc; in typhoid fever, 
 lApis, lArs., IIBapt,, MChin. s., IMosch., 
 
 I lOxal. ac, IZinc; in typhus, unconsciously, 
 lArg. nit., IBapt; when passing flatus, Aeon., 
 
 I I Aloe, ICaust., Kali c, INatr. c, HOleand., 
 I IPhos. ac, I IPod., Staph., I IVer.; when 
 passing flatus, in children, lOleand.; with sen- 
 sation as if wind would pass (diarrhoea), ISul.; 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 after rumbling in bowels (typhus), ICamph.; 
 while passing flatus, or urine, or during sleep, 
 INatr. s.; after fright, IIOp., I IPhos., IVer.; 
 bowels seem to hold nothing, IGamb.; small 
 fecal grains constantly oozing, ITromb.; in 
 hydrocephaloid, 1 1 Apis; with hysterical 
 headache, iMosch.; in influenza, lArs.; in 
 meningitis, I I Ant. t.; in morning, on awak- 
 ing, Zinc; in morning, in diphtheria, I ISpong.; 
 on least motion, Apis, IPhos.; of mucus, 
 Cochl.; of mucus, and feces covered with blood 
 (hemorrhoids),! ISul.; worse at night,ICinch.; 
 at night, in bed, Carbol. ac. ; at night, in ty- 
 phoid,IRhus ; at night, while sleeping, IRhus; 
 oozing almost constantly, ISep. ; oozes from 
 anus,during sleep, I I Thuya ; oozing from con- 
 stantly open anus (green and bloody) ,1 IPhos. ; 
 since rupture of perineum, Natr. s.; must go 
 immediately, in post-scarlatinal follicular en- 
 tero-colitis, with dropsy, ILept.; scarcely able 
 to retain stool, Cic. ; inability to retain feces 
 when bowels are lax (sympathetic aphonia), 
 ICollin.; in scarlatina, IZinc; in malignant 
 scarlatina, IIAmm. c, IMur. ac; during 
 sleep, IIArum t., HArn., IBell., IBry., 
 ICon.,IHyos.,Mosch., HPod., I IPsor., IPuls., 
 IRhus; solid, at night, in bed, coming away 
 unnoticed, 1 1 Aloe, I IBell.; at 1 and 4 a.m. 
 (infantile diarrhoea), I IPsor.; while child 
 is standing or playing (paralysis of rectum), 
 IColoc; with stupor, in typhus, lArn., IZinc; 
 during stupor, in meningitis infantum, in 
 later stages, I Arm; after summer complaint, 
 1 1 Med.; follows tenesmic stool, IRhus; as 
 from a metallic tube, with little or no effort 
 (dysentery), I IPhos.; passed unconsciously, 
 I IPuls., I IVer.; unconscious, in hydrocepha- 
 lus, IGrat.; unconscious, in mental disturb- 
 ance during climacteric period, ICycl.; during 
 urination, Aloe, IHyos., IMur. ac; during 
 urination, in scarlatina, IIAilant.; after urina- 
 tion, Arg. nit.; with retention of urine, and 
 partial paraplegia, after miscarriage, I ISul.; 
 with, or followed by vomiting (sporadic chol- 
 era), I ITabac; with great exhaustion (ty- 
 phoid fever, gastro-enteritis), I IRhus ; white 
 (intermittent), ICina. fii^ Flatus stool ; also 
 Anus and Rectum paralysis. 
 
 Stool, irregular: I Ant. c, ICarbo a., IINatr. m., 
 IINitr. ac, IPhos.; in cardialgia, I IPhos.; 
 mostly diarrhceic (intervals of epileptic at- 
 tacks), lArs.; sometimes two or three a day, 
 then constipated, INatr. m.; after Teplitz had 
 removed erysipelatous spot on left cheek, ac- 
 companied by headache, 1 1 Petrol.; with hem- 
 orrhoids, IBerb.; intermittent, with tightness 
 and fulness in abdomen, Cinch.; in palpitation, 
 ICact.; with uterine polypus, I I Thuya; in 
 scirrhus uteri, lArg. met.; in supposed taenia, 
 I ISep. 8®°* retained, retarded, sluggish. 
 
 Stool, jelly like : IColch., Diosc,IKali bi.; with 
 colic and tenesmus, ISep.; in dysentery, 
 ■ Bar. m.; gelatinous, I Aloe, IColch., IHell., 
 I Kali bi., IMur. ac, Pod., Rhus, Sep.; gelati- 
 nous, in dysentery, I IColch.; gelatinous, mixed 
 with feces, HPod.; gelatinous lumps (diar- 
 rhoea), IChel.; gelatinous, odorless masses, 
 streaked with blood, ICaust.; gelatinous, with 
 cold hands, ICaust. ; gelatinous, in ascites, 
 IHell.; almost gelatinous, yellowish green, 
 semifluid (cholera infantum), ICadm. s.; gela- 
 tinous, mucous (chronic dysentery), I Apis ; 
 
 profuse, with jellylike lumps and wind (colic), 
 I I Aloe; mass of mucus, I INatr. p.; small 
 quantities of jellylike mucus streaked with 
 blood (dysentery), IINux v.; mucus, with vio- 
 lent spasm in sphincter (dysentery and chol- 
 era sporadica), I IColch.; streaked white and 
 yellow, IRhus'; transparent (diphtheria), 
 IRhus. g^° glassy, glutinous, mucous. 
 
 Stool, knotty (nodular) : 1 1 Alum., Anag., 
 Ananth., Ang., lAur. met., Brach., ICalc, 
 Card, m., ICaust., Chrom. ac, IHydras., IKali 
 bi., Mang., INatr. s., INux v., HPlumb., 
 I ISep., IStann., Sul., IThuya ; difficult, IBar. 
 c, Caust.; hard, tEsc g.; hard, like clay, 
 straining, HSil.; hard, with pain in rectum, 
 I IPrun.; hard, with pain in hemorrhoids, dis- 
 charge of mucus and blood, IGraph.; in head- 
 ache, Anag.; large, 1 1 Graph.; lumps, united 
 by mucous threads, I IGraph.; with scanty 
 menses, INatr. s.; in tuberculosis mesenterica, 
 Hod.; in gastralgia, I I Plumb.; small, hard, 
 with bearing down pains, or with sensation 
 as if rectum were closed, IIOp.; small, masses, 
 IIMerc g^* balls, insufficient, lumpy, 
 scybalous. 
 
 Stool, too large : Alum., lAnt. c, lApis, BAur. 
 met., Berb., I IBry., I ICalc, IGraph., Iber., 
 Ilgn., IKali bi., IKali c, IKalm., IILac def., 
 IMagn. m., Merc, IINux v., IPod., Seneg., 
 ■Sep., HSil., Stann., Sul. ac, IThuya, IVer., 
 MVib., Zinc; deeply bilious, IGels.; after 
 colic, IJatroph.; after colic, at 5 a.m., Kob. ; 
 in diphtheria, ILac c; dry, hard, knotted, 
 liEsc. h.; in conjunctivitis and leucoma, 
 IKali c; after suppressed intermittent by 
 quinine, IPuls.; first part large and hard, last 
 part soft, Zinc; at first large, then tapering, 
 Sinap. ; enormous, after passage of enormous 
 quantity of flatus, Sabad.; hard, like balls, 
 with recurring attacks of indigestion (enlarge- 
 ment of liver), IMagn. m.; hard, immense, 
 causes prostatitis, I ISelen.; hard, passed with 
 straining, lacerating anus, with passage of 
 blood, IILac def.; with headache, IINux v.; 
 in hemicrania, ILac def.; with swelling and 
 bleeding of hemorrhoids, IKali c; occasional 
 discharge like horse dung in size, causing pain 
 and weakness (sacculated ovarian disease), 
 ILach.; knotty, IIGraph.; hard lumps, IMagn. 
 m.; lumpy, covered with slimy mucus of 
 various colors (affection of liver), IMagn. m.; 
 in masses, IINatr. m., IIOp.; moist at last, 
 very thin, sour smelling, IDulc; with great 
 effort of abdominal muscles, IZinc; in nerv- 
 ous affection, IMagn. c : in paralysis, IVer.; 
 soft, Amb.; soft, with loss of expulsive power, 
 ISiL; with straining, Ars, i.; with tenesmus 
 and aching in sphincter ani, Kob.; thick, 
 Asaf., IBerb., Cochl., Hod., Thuya; thick, 
 not very dark, IBapt.; thick, passed with dif- 
 ficulty, ICalc; thin, ICinch.; thin, in swarthy 
 persons, worse in morning, ICinch.; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri and dysmenorrheea, ICon.; wa- 
 tery, with griping in abdomen, IColch. 
 g@r copious. 
 
 Stool, lienteric (containing undigested food) : 
 Aloe, IIAnt. c, I lArn., lArs., Bor., IBry., 
 Cain., ICalc, ICalc. p., Cham., Chin, a., ICina, 
 HCinch., IColoc, ICon., Erig., IIFerr., IFerr. 
 ph., IGamb., IGraph., IHep., Ind., Ilris, 
 Jab., Kreo., Lach., ILept., IIMerc, IMez., 
 INitr, ac, Nux m.,H01eand.,IPetrol.,HPhos., 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 565 
 
 IPhos. ac, IPlat., UPod., IPolyp., IRaph., 
 IRhod., IRhus, ISang., ISec, Sinap., ISuL, Sul. 
 ac; threatens anaemia, I Cinch.; with loss of ap- 
 petite and sleepiness, in summer, with chil- 
 dren, INuxm.; in children who are bottle- 
 fed, I INatr. p.; in diarrhoea, ICalc, IMerc. c, 
 IPhos. ac; in infantile diarrhoea, MPsor. ; in 
 diarrhoea, after suppression of skin eruptions, 
 ILyc; in chronic diarrhoea, IGamb., I IPhos. 
 ac, I I Pod., I I Sul.; in chronic camp diarrhoea, 
 ILyss.; after drinking, lArg. nit.; in dyspep- 
 sia, with amenorrhea, I I Puis.; after a meal, 
 IvEthus.; with exhaustion, ISil.; food of pre- 
 vious day, lOleand.; in hepatic disorder, 
 IChion. v.; with affection of mesenteries 
 (favus), MOleand.; in morning, ICinch., 
 lOleand.; at night, IIFerr. ; in scrofula, I A rs.; 
 after vomiting of food (gastromalacia),IKreo.; 
 milk passes more or less undigested (typhoid), 
 IPhos. ac; from disturbance in muscular 
 fibre of stomach, Ferr. ph.; previously mixed 
 with undigested food, now muco-purulent 
 and bloody, frequent (camp diarrhoea), ILept. 
 
 Stool, light in color: Anac, I I Apis, 1 1 Ars., 
 Bar. c, Bor., ICarbo v., llCinch., ICollin., 
 ■Dig., Gnaphal., IHydras., I I Iris, IKali c, 
 I IMerc, INatr. s., INitr.ac, IPhos., I I Plumb., 
 IPod., HSil., IITabac, Zinc, rrZing.; with 
 distress in anus, ICollin.; deficiency of bili- 
 ary coloring matter (diarrhoea), IChel.; show- 
 ing absence of bile (hepatic disorder), IChion. 
 v.; in diabetes, I lUran n. relieved ; followed 
 by dragging pains in liver and sinking in epi- 
 gastrium, Polyp.; almost colorless, fluid (dys- 
 entery), MVer.; putrid, IILyc; in typhus, 
 I Agar. ; in jaundice, IChel., IHydras., I IKali 
 m., IMyr. cer., I I Plumb.; fecal, mixed with 
 hard lumps, IILyc; in gastro-intestinal irri- 
 tation, I Kali bi.; in nervous excitability, I ICa- 
 lab.; in nymphomania, IDig.; soft, in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, JEsc. h.; in dropsy of uterus, 
 IDig.; in infantile syphilis, I ISyph. ; yellow, 
 Bor. ggg"* chalky,"clayey, gray, white. 
 
 Stool, liquid : j^jg" 35 thin. 
 
 Stool, liver : ggp^ bilious. 
 
 Stool, liver colored : fluid, IMagn. c; liverlike, 
 Anac. 
 
 Stool, long: HPhos., UVib.; thin, Caust,, 
 ■Graph., Hyos., Merc, IMur. ac, Natr. c, 
 HPhos., Puis., Sep., Staph. $3^ narrow. 
 
 Stool, loose: yEthus., I I Ant. c, I Ant. t., Apis, 
 lApoc, Ars. h., Ars. s. r., I lArund., Asaf., 
 Bor., Cain., ICinch., IClem., Collin., Dros., 
 IGlon., IHel., I IKali iod., Mang., I IMerc 
 sul., Myr. cer., I I Plant., IPolyp., IRheum, 
 Sabad., Sinap., I I Strain., Tromb., Var.; with 
 burning at anus, IClem.; with burning in rec- 
 tum (gastritis), ICoccul.; remaining after at- 
 tack of cholera infantum, IPod.; with cold 
 stage in intermittent, I Ars.; during day, with 
 obtuseness of head, Lobel. i.; dark, offensive 
 (difficult dentition), HSil.; sudden urgent 
 desire, Amm. br.; relieves distension of bowels 
 by wind, Cornus ; with drowsiness, I Ant. t. ; 
 after a meal, Rheum; in evening, ISars.; 
 evening or morning, I I Hyper.; offensive, 
 Diosc.; with emission of fetid flatus, INatr. s.; 
 almost continually, but rather worse after 
 midnight, Dros.; during apyrexia, Ipec; and 
 green in children, ICinch.; preceded by grip- 
 ing, yEsc. h.; with griping and tenesmus, at 
 night, Zinc; with pains in forehead or maxil- 
 
 lary sinuses (influenza), IPuls.; with hemor- 
 rhoids, IBerb.; with passage of pale colored 
 feces, Gnaphal.; in amenorrhcea, ILach.; in 
 morning, ICaust, INitr. ac; early in morning, 
 IFerr., IISul.; in morning, particulary after 
 wet weather, INatr. s.; in morning, immedi- 
 ately on rising (asthma), INatr. s.; with cessa- 
 tion of nausea, IITereb.; smells like onions, 
 Jugl.; painless, Bry.; with palpitation, I Ant. 
 t.; papescent, Gels.; with straining, IDiosc; 
 with infarcted scybala, I INatr. m.; with great 
 tenesmus, I Rob.; after vinegar or acid wine, 
 IIAnt. c H^ thin, soft. 
 
 Stool, lumpy: Alum., Apis, Amm. c, Bapt., 
 IBar. c, ICalc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Caust. ? 
 Chloral., ICollin., IGlon., Graph., Ipec, IKali 
 bi., Kahn., ILach., IIMagn. m.,Mang., Merc, 
 INux v., Op., Petrol., Plumb., Sep., ISil., 
 Sin., Stann., Sul., Sul. ac, Thuya, Ustil., Ver.; 
 with pain in abdomen, Rhus v., IZinc; like 
 albumen, Diosc; alternating with diarrhoea, 
 ■Case; with distress in anus, ICollin.; like 
 chalk, Bell.; in evening, IHelon.; in gastric 
 catarrh, IIAnt. c; in gastric nervous fever, 
 ILach.; first round, dark green, almost black, 
 remaining part softer and larger, I I Sul. ; with 
 much flatus, Ruta; hard, ICon., ICycl., Phos. 
 ac; hard, curdy in nursing children, I Ant. c; 
 hard, with mucus and blood, I Graph.; hard, 
 mixed with fluid discharges, Erig.; hard, 
 mixed with yellow mucus, Senecio ; hard, in 
 typhus abdominalis, I INux v.; hard, small, in 
 hemorrhoids, IIAnt. c, Diosc, IHam.; hard, 
 small, black, mixed with blood, with violent 
 pinching in anus, Sul. ac; large, Stront. ; 
 large, every eight or ten days, IKali c; cov- 
 ered with mucus, Case, IHydras.; accom- 
 panied by pressing and crying, IMerc; in 
 rheumatism, IColch.; small, I I Plumb., I IZinc; 
 small, hard, in traumatic meningitis, IHyper.; 
 first part in small round lumps, dark green, 
 almost black, difficult, remaining part softer 
 and larger, ISuL; in intestinal spasms, 1 1 Op. ; 
 after tea, Chrom. ac; with urging and pain 
 from constriction or spasm of anus, MPlumb. ; 
 in perforating ulcer, IKali c ; and watery, 
 1 1 Aloe. Jgiir* balls, curdled, mucous, 
 sheep dung, tallow. 
 
 Stool, membranous : with white membranous 
 pieces, IColch.; mixed with small white mem- 
 branes, in dysentery, IColch.; scanty, alter- 
 nating with membranous casts, IHydras.; like 
 scrapings of meat (prevailing fever), lAmm. 
 m.; like scrapings of mucous membrane, 
 ICarbol. ac, I ICanth., IColch., I IColoc , IFerr., 
 IMerc, Petrol., I IPhyt. 
 $@^ 1 ' shaggy, shreddy, stringy. 
 
 Stool, mixed: f$^ changeable. 
 
 Stool, morning: aggravation, IBov., IBry., 
 Fluor, ac, Uatroph., IKali bi., ILyc, INatr. 
 s., INuph., IPhos., IPod., IISul., Thuya; 
 awakened by urgent desire, Petrol., IISul.; is 
 driven out of bed, early, with urgent desire, 
 loose and offensive, then straining and burn- 
 ing at anus, Diosc; driving out of bed, sud- 
 denly about 3 a.m., I IPod.; hurries him out of 
 bed, Natr. a., IISul.; at break of day, in diar- 
 rhoea, I ISec; soon after rising, INatr. s.; di- 
 rectly after rising, has scarcely time to dress, 
 ICoccul. ; before breakfast, with rumbling, 
 Gnaphal.; with chill, Calend.; with chilliness 
 and colic, obliging one to bend double, ICop.; 
 
566 
 
 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 copious, Sarrac; copious, characteristic of 
 jaundice, IPhos.; and during day, with irrit- 
 able temper, IGnaphaL; during dentition, 
 UPod. ; early, and in evening before going to 
 bed, Ars. s. r.; at 2 a.m., Cic; 5 a.m., Cic; 5 
 to 7 a.m. (entero-colitis), INuph.; sudden, at 
 8 a.m., watery, painless, odorless, IFerr. ; dur- 
 ing 4 a.m., to noon (mesenteric disease), ICalc; 
 more frequent in morning and early forenoon, 
 ISul.; in typhoid fever, Tereb.; preceded by 
 griping, Calend. ; hard, without pressure, 
 Zinc; then protrusion of hemorrhoidal tum- 
 ors, IDiosc; as soon as he moves, ILept.; to- 
 wards morning, after sleepless night, Aph. ch.; 
 thin, with quick, violent urging as if diarrhoea 
 would set in, Pallad.; with strong urging, 
 heat and pain in anus, IPod. 
 g^~ Diarrhoea morning. 
 
 Stool, motion : Aloe, Apis, Arm, Bell., IIBry., 
 HColch., Coloc, ICrot. t., Ferr., Ipec, Oxal. 
 ac, Rheum, Rumex, Tabac, HVerat. 
 
 Stool, from least movement of body : IFerr., 
 HVer.; with every motion of body, as if anus 
 were constantly open, I Apis ; from least exer- 
 tion, I IPod.; as soon as he begins to move, 
 strong urging, compelling haste, IMur. ac. 
 
 Stool, mucous (slimy) : Aeon., liEthus., Agar., 
 Amm. m., Ananth., I Ant. t., I Apis, IIArg. 
 nit., lArn., Ars., Ars. s. f., Asaf., IAsar.,7rBar. 
 m.,IBell.,IBor., Brom., Cact., ICanth., I ICaps., 
 Carb. s., Carbo v., ICaust., ICham., IChel., 
 Chin. s.,Chlorof.,Chrom. ac, Cic,Cina,Cinch., 
 Coccul., ICochl.,Colch., Collin., IColoc,ICon., 
 ICornus, • Cub., Dig., Diosc, IDulc, Erig., 
 Ferr., IGamb., Gels., IGraph., IHep., IHyos., 
 Ign., Hod., Ipec, Iris, IKali bi., IKali m., 
 Lept., IMagn. c, IIMerc, IIMerc cor., I IMil- 
 lef., Natr. c, INatr. s. , Niccol.,INitr. ac,Nux 
 m., IINux v.,Oxal. ac, Petrol., IPhos., I IPhyt., 
 IPlumb., IPod., IIPuls., Raph., IRheum, 
 ■Rhus, Sec, Sep., ISil., ISquilla, IStann., 
 Staph., I ISticta, Sul., Tabac, Tereb., Tromb., 
 Urt. ur.,Variol.,IIVer.; adhesive, ICaps.; look- 
 ing like coagulated albumen, Carbo a.; with 
 bilious diarrhoea verging on dysentery, Med.; 
 bile and black fecal matter, I I Polyp.; brown, 
 liquid (pemphigus), IDulc; black (diarrhoea), 
 I Ars.; bloody, I Aeon., liEthus., I Aloe, Apis, 
 Arg. nit., Asar., Bapt., Bell., ICanth., ICaps., 
 Carbo v., Castor., Chim. umb., Colch.,IColoc, 
 Cub., Flaps, Elat., IGamb., Hep., Ign., Hod., 
 Iris, IKali m., ILach.,1 ILed., Lyss., IMagn. m., 
 IIMerc, IIMerc. cor., I INatr. c, Nitr. ac, 
 ■ INux v., lOxal. ac, Petrol., UPod., IPsor., 
 IPuls., I ISars., ISul.; bloody or bilious, I Merc, 
 d.; bloody and bilious, with great faintness 
 and distress in solar plexus, after stool, I Po- 
 lyp.; bloody, in diarrhoea of children, IMerc; 
 bloody, in dysentery, IDulc, ILil. tig., 
 ILyss., IIMerc. cor.; bioody, every quarter of 
 an hour, in dysentery, IMerc. cor. ; bloody, 
 after breakfast, Calad. ; bloody, in enteritis, 
 ■Urt. ur.; bloody, mixed with green, watery, 
 sinking to bottom of vessel and adhering 
 there, IMagn. car. ; bloody, with hard, fecal 
 lumps, Tromb.; bloody, scanty, with burning 
 and tenesmus (dysentery), IMerc; bloody, in 
 small masses (dysentery), IMerc. cor.; odor- 
 less, colicky pains (hemorrhoidal affection), 
 ■Ham.; bloody, mixed with watery dis- 
 charge, day or night (summer complaint), 
 IFerr. ph.; bloody, with sickness at stomach, 
 
 especially if preceding morning diarrhoea, 
 IPod.; bloody, with rectal prolapsus, Bins ; 
 bloody, every fifteen minutes, following pain 
 in abdomen, I IPod.; bloody, after straining 
 (autumnal dysentery), IMerc; with ^pots 
 and streaks of blood (endemic dysentery), 
 IPod.; bloody, with straining, I IFerr., Illep., 
 Ilris, IMerc, IIMerc. cor.; with streaks of 
 blood, I ICanth.; bloody, in summer com- 
 plaint, IFerr. ph.; bloody, with tenesmus and 
 pain in back, IDulc; in bronchitis, lApis; 
 brown, Ars., Grat., INux v., ISul.; brown, in 
 morning, Zing.; with burning in rectum, as 
 from a wound, Prun.; of children, I lEryng.; 
 with chills, in infants, lElat.; in cholera in- 
 fantum, ICalc. p.; in cholera morbus, IHyper., 
 ■Kreo., IPsor., Sul. ac; chronic, I LEucal.; 
 chronic, during summer, with cramps in ab- 
 domen, ICup. ars.; clear, Alum.; in climaxis, 
 lApis ; preceded by colic, Petrol.; with colic, 
 ICham., Ign.; with colic, every morning, 
 IPod.; after colic, I Alum.; with colic and 
 tenesmus (chronic diarrhoea, after confine- 
 ment), I ICollin.; with colic and vomiting (sup- 
 pressed measles, from taking cold), ICham.; 
 large quantities, IBapt.; abundant, following 
 chilliness and wandering pain in abdomen, 
 Ammoniac; excessive, in enteritis, lApis ; 
 copious, in influenza, IDulc; profuse in flakes, 
 I IFerr.; covered or coated with, 1 1 Alum., 
 Bar. m., Carbo v., ICrot. t., IHam.,Merc iod. 
 rub., Sarrac, USep., I ISil., ISpig.; covered 
 with mucus and blood, IMagn. m.; covered 
 with glairy mucus, I IPlumb. ; coated, in 
 gastric catarrh, ICop. ; coated with shreds of 
 yellow, UPod.; with cutting in abdomen, 
 I I Petrol.; dark, Arg. nit.; during day, with 
 much wind (diarrhoea, Zing.; in dentit : on, 
 IMerc. sol.; in diarrhoea, I I Aug., 1 1 Ars., I IKali 
 s., I INaja, IMerc. cor.; in infantile diarrhoea, 
 I IGuarasa; in chronic diarrhoea, I Ammoniac, 
 INatr. s., I IPhos. ac; in chronic diarrhoea of 
 children, ICollin.; in dysenteric diarrhoea, 
 I Coloc. ; in diarrhoea, after abuse of magnesia, 
 IRheum ; in dysentery, lArn., IBar. m., ICar- 
 bol. ac, IColoc, ICub.; in chronic dysentery, 
 ■ Com; after dysentery, IPuls.; worse after 
 eating and drinking, ICrot. t. ; like white of 
 egg, without feces, INatr. m.; in enteritis, 
 IMerc; in chronic enteritis, IHydras. ; in 
 evening, Cycl.; with faintness, I IDulc; with 
 great faintness and distress in solar plexus, 
 after stool, IPolyp. ; fecal, Amm. c, IIMerc; 
 during apyrexia of fever, IPuls.; in hectic 
 fever, ISul; in puerperal fever, ICham.; in 
 typhoid fever, IMerc; in yellow fever, IMerc; 
 flakes, IDulc; containing flakes of yellow 
 water (hepatic typhus), IChel.; with flattened 
 feces (incipient stricture of rectum), I IPhos.; 
 with much flatus, Jacea, Ruta; with great 
 rumbling in abdomen and pain in umbilicus, 
 IPhyt.; with much wind, followed by urging, 
 Samb.; every half hour, 1 1 Arm; frothy, Hod., 
 Sil., Sul. ac; frothy, alternates with constipa- 
 tion, Ruta ; with gagging and excessive thirst 
 in children, IPod.; gelatinous,! I Aloe, I IColch., 
 IHell., IKali bi., Pod., Rhus, Sep.; gelatinous, 
 preceded by griping, UPod.; granular, Bell., 
 IPhos.; greenish, l/Ethus., Amm. m., I A pis, 
 I Arg. nit., 1 1 Ars., IBell., IBor., Canth., Cast, 
 ICham., IChel., ICina, IColoc, Cornus, IDulc, 
 Elat., Gamb., Ilpec, ILaur., Magn.c, IMerc, 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 567 
 
 Nitr. ac, Nux v., IPhos. , Phos. ac, Psor., 
 IPuls., Sep., ISul.; greenish, in cholera infan- 
 tum, ILaur. ; green liquid, with suffocation 
 about heart, must lie down, ILaur.; with grip- 
 ing, burning and tenesmus, ICornus ; with 
 hemorrhoids, ICaps.: in strangulated hernia, 
 
 I ITabac. ; in hydrocephaloid, II Apis; in in- 
 cipient hydrocephalus, lApis ; in ileus, Colch.; 
 involuntary, Cochl.; followed by itching in 
 anus, ISiL; with last portion, Selen. ; liquid, 
 ILaur.; liquid, as if fermented, IRheum ; 
 liquid, pale, Carbo v.; large lumps, ISpig.; 
 mixed with lumps and blood (diarrhoea), 
 IGamb. ; lumps, transparent, IRhus ; mem- 
 branous, IIGolch., ILept.; mixed with mu- 
 cus, ICham., Cycl., INitr. ac; mixed with 
 dark substances (chronic diarrhoea of chil- 
 dren), ICollin.; mixed, in fall dysentery, 
 HColch.; mixed with blood (after suppressed 
 eczema), ICup. ac; mixed with flocculi (bron- 
 chial and vesical catarrh), ICop.; mixed, in 
 summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; in morning, 
 Ant. c, I I Apis; in morning, in prevailing 
 fever, lAmm. m. ; in morning, in masses (in- 
 testinal catarrh), ICop.; purulent, with colic, 
 ITereb.; puslike, in typhus, lArs.; with nau- 
 sea, tearing down thighs and tenesmus, IRhus ; 
 at night, Coral.; with pain in abdomen (en- 
 teritis from foreign booty), ICalend.; with pain 
 in bowels and palpitation of heart, Petrol.; 
 painless, IColoc; pieces of mucus (diarrhoea), 
 IIArs.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; in pregnancy, 
 ICaps.; red, Canth., Graph., IRhus, Sul.; in 
 resinous masses, Asar. ; in rachitis, ICale; in 
 rheumatism, IColch.; shaggy masses, I Asar. ; 
 shaggy, reddish (urethral tenesmus, dysen- j 
 tery), HLyc; slippery, IColoc; small, lArs.; 
 in scarlet rash, ICham.; with affection of 
 stomach, ILac c; in gastric catarrh, ICop.; 
 in gastromalacia, lArs.; with straining, 
 worse after food, 1 1 Pod.; stringy, I Asar., 
 ISul. ac; a long string, inodorous, 1 1 Asar.; 
 after summer complaint, 1 1 Med.; in tabes 
 mesenterica, Hod. ; tenacious, Asar., HCanth., 
 ICaps., ICrot. t., IIHell., IKali bi.; tenacious, 
 mixed with black blood, ICaps.; viscous, in 
 hemorrhoids, IBerb.- with tenesmus, ICaps., 
 IColch., I IRheum, ISpig.; thick, Iod.; thick, 
 transparent, IPod.; thin, Guaiac; thin, mixed 
 with spots of black blood, in morning, 
 IIAph. ch.; with shiny tongue and drowsi- 
 ness, from drinking too much water, IXux 
 m.; transparent, HColch., Cub.; with undi- 
 gested food, IFerr. ; with urging (seat worms), 
 
 I I Aeon.; in variola, I I Thuya ; with vomiting, 
 Cham.; watery, Arg. nit., Hod., Lept.; watery, 
 often mixed with blood (inflammation of 
 intestinal mucous membrane), IMerc.; wa- 
 tery, preceded by cutting beneath umbilicus, 
 better after stool, Cham.; watery, in typhoid 
 diseases, ITereb.; watery, worse in morning, 
 Tereb.; watery, painless, worse at night, 
 IFerr.; white, "Cina, lElat., ISul.; with sensa- 
 tion of weakness in loins during urination, 
 I IPuls.; after getting feet wet (diarrhoea mu- 
 cosa), MPuls.; white, Bell., Canth., Caust., 
 ICham., Cina, ICoccul., IDulc, Elat., Graph., 
 IHell., Ipec, Hod., Phos. ac, Pod., Puis., Sul.; 
 with discharge of ascarides, IFerr.; and dead 
 worms, Sinap.; yellow, Agar., I Apis, Asar., 
 Bell., IBor., Brom., ICham., Cinch., Cub., 
 Magn. c, Niccol., Pod., Puis., IRhus, ISul. ac; 
 
 filamentous yellow cover, ICarbo v. Jgi^ jel- 
 lylike, stringy. 
 
 Stool, muddy: ILept.; in diarrhoea of children, 
 lArs. J^r clayey. 
 
 Stool, mushy: Anac, Ant. t., Anthrok., Ars. s. 
 i\, Bapt, IBerb., Erig., I I Iris, IILact. ac, 
 ILept., IMyr. cer., I IPod., Seneg., ISep., ISiL, 
 ISpig.; with burning in rectum, Tereb.; in 
 carditis, ICarbo v.; in children (marasmus), 
 ISars.; after colic, Cinnab.; with colic, Tereb.; 
 copious, Agar.; preceded or followed by cut- 
 ting in bowels, Ver. v. ; easily discharged, as 
 if glazed, followed by pressure on rectum, 
 IKalm.; worse after breakfast, I I Agar.; in 
 pneumonia, I I Yer. ; in morning, soon after 
 rising, I lAph. ch.; with tenesmus (dysentery), 
 I IRheum ; in ulcer of os uteri, ICurar. 
 g@~ papescent, soft. 
 
 Stool, narrow: UPhos.; dry, in myelitis, 
 IPhos.; size of a quill, IBor., ICaust.; like a 
 pipe stem, 1 1 Alum., UPhos.; like a round 
 worm, I Graph, figg" long. 
 
 Stool, at night: Aloe, Ant. c, Arg. nit., IIArs., 
 I I Arum t., Bow, Brom., Bry., Canth., ICaps., 
 Caust., Cham., Chel., HCinch., Cist., Colch., 
 Cub., Dulc, IGamb., Graph., Hippom., Ipec, 
 Iris, Kali c, Lach., Lith., IMerc, IINuxm., 
 
 I IPod., I IPuls., IRhus, Tabac, 1 1 Ver.; after 
 acids, ILach.; worse in afterpart of night, un- 
 til noon, Cist. ; with colic, especially in um- 
 bilical region, IDulc; copious, accompanied 
 by pain preventing sleep, IMerc. cor.; in dys- 
 entery, ILyss.; in chronic dysentery, ICon.; 
 in typhoid fever, I IMerc. d. ; after midnight, 
 
 I I Arg. nit., IIArs., IFerr. ph., Hippom., 
 Lye, I IMerc. cor.; or in early morning (bil- 
 ious mucous diarrhoea), IFluor. ac; in rapid 
 succession (after exposure), IDulc; tw r o at 
 night, in chronic diarrhoea, ICollin.; three or 
 four thin, only at night (dyspepsia with 
 amenorrhoea), I IPuls.; eighteen to twenty, 
 ILach. gg^ Diarrhoea night. 
 
 Stool, noisy : $»^r flatus. 
 
 Stool, at noon : I ISul.; copious, Pallad. 
 fi^p* Diarrhoea noon. 
 
 Stool, odorless: lAsar., Cycl., IFerr. s.,IHyos., 
 IKali bi., IRhus, 1 1 Ver.; after colic, IJa- 
 troph.; in relieved diabetes, I ITJran. n. ; in 
 infantile diarrhoea, IIGuarana; with tenes- 
 mus, Xan. 
 
 Stool, oily: ICaust., IPhos., Pic. ac, Thuya. 
 g@~ fatty. 
 
 Stool, painful: Ascl. t., lAur. met., Cham., 
 HColch., I ICollin., IColoc, ICon., ICup. ac, 
 1 1 Graph., IKali bi., I I Magn. m., Melil.,1 INaja, 
 INitr, ac, IPlumb., ISabina, Urt. ur., I IVib.; 
 bloody, with vomiting, I IMerc cor.; worse in 
 cold temperature, I Poly g.; first effort, must 
 desist, ISul.; in cysto-blennorrhoea, I IXJvaursi ; 
 after dinner, Agar.; after improper food, 
 I I Zing.; in typhus, I Apis ; in gastralgia, IKali 
 c: green, with cutting and tenesmus, ICup.m.; 
 terrible agony,almost as bad as labor, I I Plumb.; 
 with hemorrhoids, ISep. ; little fecal matter, 
 much bloody mucus, Ailant.; as if there were 
 a lump on posterior surface of sphincter, so 
 painful as to cause tears, Med. ; feces painful 
 to parts over which they pass, I ISul.; passing 
 nothing but mucus (diarrhoea), IKali m.; 
 sometimes leaves him in a state of syncope 
 for a quarter of an hour (chronic constipa- 
 tion), I Lye; with tenesmus, Mane; urging, 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 morning, Arumt.; after vaccination, I I Thuya. 
 J^T" Diarrhoea painful, also Constipation. 
 
 Stool, painless: Anac, Apis, Arg. nit., I lArn., 
 Ars. , TrAtrop. s., Bor., Camph.,ICinch.,Coccul., 
 Colqh., Coloc, Crot. t., IDulc, ilFerr.,IIHep., 
 lIHyos., I Kali br., Lye, Natr. a., Natr. s., 
 MPhos., UPhos. ac, UPod., IPsor., Rhus, 
 Rumex, Sil., ISquilla, ISul.; of bloody mucus, 
 with paralysis of sphincter ani (dysentery, 
 last stages), I IPhos,; only by day (chronic 
 diarrhoea), ICoccul.; in diarrhoea, after sup- 
 pression of skin eruption, ILyc; in diarrhoea, 
 in lying-in women, IHyos.; with feeling of 
 debility, ICinch.; in chronic dysentery, ICon.; 
 after eating (scrofula), lArs.; in morning, 
 I I Arum t. ; only at night and mostly towards 
 morning, I IPsor.; odorless, like scrapings 
 from intestines, Brom. ; as from a spout (in- 
 testinal catarrh), IFerr.; straining, IMez. ; 
 only some straining, after stool, as if more 
 were to pass, Zinc; of undigested food, Arg. 
 met.; with sudden urging, IlPod. 
 J8@" Diarrhoea, painless ; also Constipation. 
 
 Stool, papescent (pappy, pasty) : Agar.,Anag., 
 Aph. ch. , I Apis, I Arm, lAsaf., 7rAtrop. s., 
 IBapt., Berb., Carb. s., BCard. m., Chel., Coc- 
 cus, Collin., I Coloc, II Crot. t., CycL, Dros., 
 Filix, IHep., Ign., Ind., Ilris, Jamb., Kreo., 
 ILach., ILept., IMagn. m., Mang., IIMerc 
 cor., INitr. ac, INux v., IIOp., Petrol., IPhos., 
 IPlant., IPlat., IlPod., I Rheum, Rhus v., 
 ■Sep., ISil., Sinap., ISul., Tabac, Tromb., 
 IIYer., Zinc; yellowish brown, fetid, with 
 tenesmus and prolapsus ani, IFluor. ac; with 
 burning in anus, soon after waking, IBry. ; 
 with colic, in paroxysms, Cain.; after consti- 
 pation, ICoral.; in diarrhoea, lArs., ICrot. t., 
 I I Sep.; in diarrhoea of children, IVal.; fol- 
 lowed by dragging pains in liver and sinking 
 in epigastrium, Polyp.; after meals, ICed.; 
 better after eating, Iod.; after suppressed 
 eczema, ICup. ac; in evening, Asim.; in even- 
 ing, before going to bed (heart affection), 
 ILyc; fetid, IBism.; with fetid flatulence, 
 Ammoniac; with rumbling in intestines, Kali 
 bi.; in bilious remittent fever, ICrotal.; then 
 hard, again soft, much flatus, IBry.; small 
 quantity, Calad.; in mesenteric disease, I Calc; 
 mixed with mucus, Bell.; inmorning,ICinch.; 
 like mud, adhering to vessel, IGraph.; with 
 qualmishness in abdomen, burning in anus 
 after stool, followed by internal chilliness, 
 Pseonia ; after pain in hypogastriam, Erig.; 
 with pressing in anus, Sul. ac; in scrofulosis 
 of children, IStilling.; tardy, IRhod.; with 
 tenesmus,! Kali bi.; with tenesmus and a feel- 
 ing in anus as after a hard stool, Selen.; with fre- 
 quent urging, Calad. 
 jgggT* mushy, soft, sticky. 
 
 Stool, looks like pea soup and consists of yel- 
 lowish, greenish or bloody mucus of disagree- 
 able odor, and accompanied by pains in region 
 of colon, rectum and anus: IPod. 
 
 Stool, periodic : on alternate days, I INatr. m.; 
 worse on alternate days, a later hour each 
 time, Fluor, ac; daily, between 3 and 4 p.m., 
 one or two thin, slightly bilious stools, pre- 
 ceded by abdominal pain, ILyc; daily, at 8 
 p.m., Ars. s. f.; every hour, Aph. ch.; one 
 hour later every day, Coca. 
 
 Stool, pouring out " (B^* forcible, watery) 
 every other day. ICoccul. 
 
 Stool, profuse : j^- copious, large. 
 
 Stool, purulent: I Arm, Ars., ICast., IHep., 
 IIod.,Ipec, IKali ph., Kalis., ILach., IIMerc, 
 ■ ■Puis., IPhos., ISil., ISul., Tromb.; with 
 chill between stools and hot flashes during 
 stool, IMerc; fetid, lAlum.; in typhus, lArs.; 
 in tuberculosis mesenterica, Hod. 
 
 Stool, recedes: jg^ slips; also Anus and 
 Rectum paralysis. 
 
 Stool, red or reddish: ICanth., Cina, Colch.; 
 IIMerc, INatr. s., IRhus; with colic, ISil., 
 dark (brick-colored) fluid, IRhus ; light, in 
 chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s.; mucous, I ICanth., 
 Graph., I IRhus, Sul. ®g§T bloody. 
 
 Stool, retained: IIBry., IOp., I INatr. m., 
 IPhos.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, IHydr. 
 ac, I ITarant.; spasmodically, IIOp.; spas- 
 modically, with cholera, INuxv.; after fall- 
 ing down stairs, I IRhus ; in typhus, ICalad.; 
 in ovaritis, lApis ; during pregnancy, IOp. 
 jgggT insufficient, irregular, retarded, 
 scanty ; also Constipation. 
 
 Stool, retarded (infrequent, seldom, tardy) : 
 Anthrac, Bell., ICaust., IDig., I IKali br., 
 ILyc, IMagn. m., IMerc, Merc, s., Mang., 
 I INux v.JPhos., IPlat., ISars.,Stront.,IThuya, 
 I Zing.; for forty-eight hours (acute mania); 
 ICanth.; every other day, Caulo., I IMagn. c; 
 every other day, in mental derangement, 
 ICon.; once in two or three days, IColoc; 
 once in two or three days, in hepatic dis- 
 order, I ISil.; none for two days (diphtheria), 
 IMerccy. ; every second or third day, I I Plumb., 
 Zinc; once in three days, Sinap.; every third 
 day, in gastric catarrh, IMez.; every third 
 day, in vesical irritability, IChim. umb.; 
 every three or four days, in gastric neurosis, 
 I IPhos.; every three or four days, in affec- 
 tion of liver, IMagn. m.; every three or four 
 days, in perforating ulcer, IKali c; onee in 
 four days, in derangement of liver, IMagn. 
 m.; once in four or five days, I I Pic ac; 
 every five or six days, in stenosis, INatr. 
 m. ; five to seven days apart, only on use of 
 injection or cathartics, I ISil.; every eight 
 days, I IMagn. m.; once in eight or ten days, 
 IPlumb.; every eight or ten days, IPlumb.; 
 every eight or ten days, in carcinoma ven- 
 triculse, I IMez.; every eight or ten days (oil) 
 (spinal disease), I Apis ; twelve to fifteen days 
 elapsed (precursor of apoplexy), Ast. r.; once 
 a week, IOp.; once a Week, in cardialgia, 
 I IPlumb.; once a week, in affection of liver, 
 IMagn. m.; one or two a week, IHydras.; 
 in ague, I ITarax.; in apoplexy, I Arm; in 
 asthma, IKali c; clay (liver trouble), IPod.; 
 with chorea, INatr. s.; in consumption, Hod.; 
 in eclampsia, INux v.; with congh, ICon.; 
 cysto-blennorrhcea, I I Uva ursi ; in delirium 
 tremens, I I Zinc; in ophthalmia, I INux v.; 
 in dropsy, ILyc; in typhus abdominalis, I INux 
 v.; in gastralgia, I IStram.; hard, expelled 
 with great effort (enteralgia), ICycl.; hard, in 
 affection of liver, with dropsy, IFluor. ac; 
 never without aid of injection (paralysis), 
 IPhos.; only after injections, in cephalalgia, 
 IIMagn. m.; only after an injection, after 
 abortion, with much hemorrhage, I IPlat.; in 
 enlargement of liver, ICon.; in lung affections, 
 IKali n. ; menses absent two and a half months, 
 ICycl.; in nervous affection, IMagn. c; when 
 passed seemed old (paralysis of rectum), 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 I IPhos.; in pregnancy, I Apis ; as if more 
 remained to be passed, IGels. ; in rheuma- 
 tism, Ant. t; but soft, Calc. a., IStaph.; first 
 retarded, later soft, Amm. c.; as if stool stayed 
 in rectum and could not be expelled, IINitr. 
 ac. J8@T* insufficient, irregular, retained, 
 scanty. 
 
 Stool, like rice water: Colch., IKali ph., 
 ■Mere sul.; in cholera, Ant. t., ICamph., 
 Ilris; in cholerine, IPhos.; is cold, with cold, 
 sour sweat, IFerr.; with tonic cramps, com- 
 mencing in hands and feet, spread all over, 
 HVer.; offensive, in summer complaint, ICar- 
 bol. ac. ; in summer complaint, ICamph.; with 
 vomiting, Colch.; tinged yellow, IChel. 
 j^g^ choleraic, mucous', watery. 
 
 Stool, rough : Jg-g^ granular. 
 
 Stool, looks like cooked sago : IPhos. 
 
 Stool, sandy: ggT 3 granular. 
 
 Stool, scaly : in diphtheria, ILac c. 
 
 Stool, scanty . Alum., lAmm. m., lApoc, 
 lAsar., IBerb., ICalc, ICarbo v., Chrom. ac, 
 Cinch, bol., HColch., Cornus, IDulc, IGlon., 
 IIGraph., IHydras., Ign., IKali iod., ILach., 
 ILyc, 1 1 Merc, IIMerc. cor., IMerc iod. flaw, 
 Merc, sul., I IXatr. p., IXatr. s.. IINitr. ac, 
 IIXux v., I IPhos., IPlat., UPlumb., I I Puis., 
 IRhus, Ruta, Seneg., Sinap., ISil., I ITereb., 
 Tromb., IVerbas.; every hour, of bloody 
 scrapings, with tenesmus (dysentery), IIXux 
 v.; in cholera, IXux v.; with colic, Jamb.; 
 in chronic diarrhoea, IXatr. s.; difficult, after 
 urging and straining until abdominal walls are 
 sore, I ISil.; in dysentery, I Am.; in exostosis 
 on skull, I Arg. met.; in bilious remittent fever, 
 ICrotal.; in intermittent, ICoccul. ; in typhus 
 abdominalis, I IXux v.; or only flatus. IMagn. 
 m.; in gastric derangements, IXatr. s.; hard, 
 Bry., ICarbo a., Carbo v.; hard, in ague, 
 I ITarax.; hard, with spasmodic closure of 
 anus after evacuation, Uamb.; knotty, fol- 
 lowed by painful retraction of anus, IKali bi.; 
 on rising in morning, Ars. 1.; pasty, I ICalad.; 
 with pressing and forcing in rectum (dysen- 
 tery, IColch.; in summer complaint, IFerr. 
 ph.; after tea, Chrom. ac; in perforating ulcer, 
 IKali c; with frequent urging, IBell.; with 
 •continued urging, Ptel.; like dirty water, 
 every hour (low fever), ICact. 
 ggg^insufficient, retained, retarded, small. 
 
 Stool, like scrapings: g^^ membranous, 
 mucous, shaggy, shreddy, stringy. 
 
 Stool, floating masses of green scum : (infantile 
 diarrhoea), IMagn. c 
 
 Stool, scybalous: *Ars. iod.; in biliary colic, 
 ICinch.; in dysentery, I lErig.; with fluid mu- 
 coid feces of offensive putrid coppery odor, 
 Ilris; with spinal weakness and general de- 
 bility, IXux v.; of whitish clay color, 
 alternating with diarrhoea (Bright's disease), 
 lArs. J^r* balls, knots, lumpy. 
 
 Stool, with meal-like sediment: Chin, ars., 
 UPod. 
 
 Stool, shaggy: ICaps. B@- membranous, 
 mucous, scraping. 
 
 Stool, like sheep dung: Alum., Ananth., 
 Bapt, Berb., Bor., ICaust., IChel., Chin, s., 
 Kalin., ILach., IIMerc., HXatr. m., IIOp., 
 I IPlat., Ruta, ISep., ISpig., Sul., ISul. ac, 
 IVerbas.; followed by blood, with cutting in 
 anus, II Alum.; breaks to pieces, Brom.; with 
 a mucous secretion, HX'itr. ac, with pain 
 
 and exertion, IKai c; with urging and pain 
 from constriction or spasm of anus, UPlumb. 
 1^^ balls, lumpy, scybalous. 
 
 Stool, shreddy: ICanth.,IIColch., IIMerc. cor.; 
 in cholera infantum, Kreo. 
 J^g^ membranous. 
 
 Stool, in sleep : j^-g^ involuntary. 
 
 Stool, slender : J^g^ long, narrow. 
 
 Stool, slips back or recedes when about to 
 escape, IIOp., I ISil., I ISul. 
 jggT' Anus and Rectum, paralysis. 
 
 Stool, sluggish (slow, torpid): Card.m.,ICham., 
 HCollin., IHydras., IKali c, Kali n., IXux 
 m.; with distended abdomen, JCollin.; in 
 brain affection, ICup. ac, ICup. met.; cannot 
 be forced from a sensation of prolapsus of 
 rectum, Med.; incomplete, ICamph.; in jaun- 
 dice, Hod. JgQT 5 difficult, insufficient, re- 
 tained, retarded. 
 
 Stool, small : Aeon., Aloe, Arn., IIArs., Asar., 
 IBapt.,IIBell.,Canth., ICaps., Carb. s.,ICham., 
 Chrom. ac, IColch., IColoc, ICon., Cornus, 
 ICrot. t., Dulc, Erig., I IHyos., Ind., ILyc, 
 IIMerc, IIMerc. cor., Mez., IIXux v., Oleand., 
 Osm., IPhos. ac, Sinap., I I Strain., I ITabac, 
 Tromb., Urt. ur., HVib., Zinc; as though 
 anus were contracted, Ars. i.; with bearing 
 down, ISars.; blackish, covered with mucus, 
 in evening, Sinap.; with burning in abdomen, 
 Jamb.; with straining, Therid.; in dysentery, 
 Arn. ; in chronic dysentery, ICon.; after sup- 
 pressed eczema, ICup. ac; in intermittent 
 fever, Ars.; with much flatus, IIAloe, Coccul.; 
 frequent, I Aeon., Bar. c; hard, Berb., lerr. 
 iod., IMagn. m.; in chlorotic headache, 
 I I Zinc; two or three liquid, after colic (colic 
 after cold), IDiad.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t.; 
 soft, without relief, IDig.; with much strain- 
 ing, I I Ptel.; with tenesmus, I ISpong.; with 
 tenesmus, two days after labor, IMez.; during 
 urination, large quantities, IMur. ac. 
 
 $g^~ insufficient, retained, retarded, 
 scanty. 
 Stool, like dirty soap suds : IBenz. ac. 
 Stool, soft: Anag.. lApis, Ars. i., Ascl. s., lAscl. 
 t., IBapt., Berb., Bor., Cain., 1 1 Cast. v.,Caulo., 
 Chen, v., Chloral., Chrom. ac, Coccul., Coccus, 
 IColoc, Dros., IHydras., Hgn., Ilris, Kali n., 
 IMez., Mosch.. Natr. a. .IXatr. c,Pallad., Paris, • 
 IPhos., ISul., Tromb., Zinc, Zing.; then thin, 
 red blood, I ICalad.; with hemorrhage from 
 rectum, IHep. ; with bleeding, ICalc. p.; with 
 biting, burning in anus, ICinch.; with burn- 
 ing in rectum (gastritis), ICoccul.; with burn- 
 ing at anus, with subsequent tenesmus, Magn. 
 s.; chronic, I Graph., IXatr. m.; preceded by 
 colic, IXatr. c, IXuph.; with colic around 
 navel and pressing in rectum, returning as 
 soon as one lies down again (phthisis), I lOxal. 
 ac: after colic Cinnab.; after cutting in abdo- 
 men. Xiccol.; daily, with straining, Therid.; 
 diarrhoeic, follows rumbling in bowels, with 
 constant pain in umbilicus, Rhus v.; passed 
 with difficulty, 1 1 Alum., ICarbo v., ICalc. p., 
 Lobel. i.. IXatr. s., IXux m., Ruta; difficult, 
 with emission of prostatic fluid.Zinc ; difficult, 
 from weakness, IPsor.; in relapse of inter- 
 mittent, I Ars.; frequent, I I Ran. sc ; several 
 during day, Ast. r.; immediately after dinner, 
 accompanied and followed by vertigo and 
 roaring in head, Zinc; followed by feeling of 
 .emptiness in abdomen, Sul. ac; in en'ero- 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 colitis, INuph.; in exostosis on skull, lArg. 
 met.; mixed with mucus, IIPuls.; in morning, 
 I I Arum t., Bry. ; at 4 a.m., Ars. h.; in pieces, 
 
 I I Guaiac. ; with pressing in anus, Sul. ac. ; 
 early, after rising, Magn. s.; small, IGraph.; 
 small, in morning, after drinking coffee and 
 again in evening, with protrusion of hemor- 
 rhoids, Fluor, ac; after straining, Ars. i.; with 
 straining, Verbas.; with tenesmus and aching 
 in sphincter, Kob. ; with tenesmus and burn- 
 ing in anus in evening, preceded by distension 
 of abdomen, followed by emissions of hot, 
 offensive flatus, with griping in small of 
 back, Sul. ; thinner and thinner till 10 a.m. 
 (ill-treated intermittent), 1 1 Bry.; with fre- 
 quent urging, Calad. ; with vomiting, Hip- 
 pom.; as if feces had been beaten in water, 
 but not dissolved, I Apis; followed by weak- 
 ness, IChin. s.; last part white, mushy 
 (piles), Diosc; bright yellow, ILach.; light 
 yellow, in morning, ILith. 
 
 jg^* mushy, papescent. 
 Stool, spurting : a@» forcible. 
 Stool, staining diaper: Ji§^ indelible. 
 Stool, passes better standing : HCaust, 
 Stool, starchy: ICed. 
 Stool, sticky: adherent, IPlat.; adhesive to 
 
 commode, IBerb. ; like soft clay, putty, or 
 
 glue, IPlat.; tenacious, Med.; viscous, lArg. 
 
 nit. g^" clayey, glutinous, tarlike. 
 Stool, stringy: Ferr. iod.; in crr.sta lactea, 
 
 I I Sul. ac. ; in diarrhoea, IChel.; infant, with 
 chill, lElat. ; in cholera infantum, Sul. ac. ; 
 in gastromalacia, IMerc. d.; with straining, 
 worse after food, 1 1 Pod. 
 
 gi^ membranous, mucous. 
 
 Stool, sudden: g^° forcible. 
 
 Stool, containing lumps like tallow: IPhos.; 
 with tendinous substances, Ars. 
 
 Stool, tarlike: Ipec, ILept., I IMerc, INux 
 v.,IIPod.;in dysentery, Gamb.; with typhoid, 
 ILept. $^T black, glutinous, sticky. 
 
 Stool, like tea: in typhoid fever, I IPhos. 
 
 Stool, tenacious (tough): Brom., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Grat., IKali c, IMagn. m., Mang., 
 I IMerc, IIMer. cor., I IPhos., IIRumex; 
 worse after eating and drinking, ICrot. t.; 
 chronic enteritis, IHydras.; like putty, with 
 much straining, IMerd. iod. flav.; followed by 
 straining and heat and burning in anus, Zinc; 
 light yellow, with sticking in anus, Zinc. 
 fl^* clayey, glutinous, sticky, tarlike. 
 
 Stool, thin (liquid) : liEthus., I Agar., II Alum., 
 Ammoniac, Ananth., Ang., I Ant. t., An- 
 throk., Apis, Aph. ch., lArg. nit., I Arm, 
 I Ars., IIAsaf., Ascl. t., Ast. r., Aur. mur., 
 Bapt., Bell., IIBenz. ac, Bor., ICalc, Camph., 
 ICarbo v., Carb. s., ICarbol. ac, Cast, eq., 
 ICaust., ICham., Chin, a., ICic, ICinch., 
 ICist., Coccul., ICoff, IColoc, ICon., Cornus, 
 ICrotal., IDiosc, Dros., IDulc, IHep., Iber., 
 Ign., Indig., IKali bi., Kalin., ILach., IILyc, 
 IMagn. c, I IMed., Merc iod. flav., I IMeph., 
 IMur. ac, Natr. a., Natr. c, INatr. s., Niccol., 
 INuph., INux m. , INux v., I I Oleand., Osm., 
 IPhos. ac, IPhyt., Pic. ac, IPsor., IPtel., 
 Ratan., IRhod., IRhus, Rhus v., IRumex, 
 ISang., Sec, I ISenecio, ISil., ISpig., ISpong., 
 ISquilla, ITromb., Var., UVer.; with cutting 
 in abdomen, I I Petrol.; following griping in 
 abdomen, Coccus, ISul. ; with qualmishness 
 in abdomen, Spong. ; with burning in anus 
 
 and tenesmus, IIOp. ; mixed with blood and 
 slime (diarrhoea), ISabad.; in capillary bron- 
 chitis, IChel.; in intestinal catarrh, IChel.;. 
 mostly in children in their first or second 
 summer, IPsor.; in whooping cough, IKali s.;. 
 with wind colic, particularly in morning,, 
 INuph.; after colic, ICimex ; only during day 
 (chronic diarrhoea), ICoccul.; with chronic 
 diarrhoea, especially nervous subjects and 
 delicate children, I IPhos.; after summer com- 
 plaint, 1 1 Med. ; after eating, with discharge of 
 flatus and pain in abdomen, better by warmth 
 in bed, IColoc; in entero-colitis, INuph.; after 
 injection of nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, 
 MTarant. ; fecal (semi-liquid), Alum., I Ant. 
 c, Ant. t., Bapt., Bar. c, Bor., IBry., Carbo 
 v., ICed., Cist., Con., Diosc, IGamb., IHep.,, 
 Iris, Kali n., ILept., ILil. tig., Lye, INatr. s., 
 Niccol., Nux v., Oleand., I IPsor., Rheum,, 
 Rhod., Rumex, Sang., ISul., Tromb.; in spot- 
 ted fever, I Act. rac; in typhus, I Ars., IDulc;. 
 preceded by rumbling, llJatroph.; with rum- 
 bling of bowels, UVer.; with much wind,, 
 followed by urging, Samb. ; with pain in ab- 
 domen, better rubbing with hand, IDiad.; 
 several afternoons in succession, with flatu- 
 lence, IDulc; discharges with considerable 
 force, with pain in loins, with cutting, lanci- 
 nating, griping pain in abdomen, with great 
 rumbling as if whole intestinal contents were 
 in a liquid state and in violent motion, I IPo- 
 lyg. ; frequent, Bell.; frequent, with eruption 
 on head, IPsor.; follows noise as if a full bot- 
 tle were emptied in abdomen, llJatroph.;, 
 with headache (megrim), liEthus.; first, then 
 knotty, Euphor.; lumpy, of all colors (chron- 
 ic intestinal catarrh), I Ars.; mixed with 
 firmer lumps, strong smelling, I I Rhus ; in 
 morning, soon after rising, I I Aph. ch.; in 
 morning, on awaking, Zinc; early in morning, 
 with fainting and colic, I I Pod.; every morn- 
 ing, with cutting in lower abdomen, I ISul.; 
 twice towards morning, sleepless night, Aph. 
 ch.; with nausea, Jab.; in ophthalmia, ICic; 
 pasty, IChel.; papescent, Erig.; as from a 
 purge, IColoc; in rectocele, ISul.; scalding, 
 light brown, IGraph. ; in scrofulous ulcers, 
 IBar. m. ; slippery lumps, ILach.; in intesti- 
 nal spasms, IIOp.; in affection of stomach, 
 ■Lace; unshapely strips, in masses, IIArg. 
 nit.; after summer complaint, I IMed.; in 
 swarthy persons, ICinch.: after tea, Chrom.. 
 ac; with tenesmus, Cinnab., Magn. s.; in 
 ulcer of os uteri, ICurar.; with copious urine, 
 Cain.; with vomiting (intermittent), ICoccul.;. 
 caused by water, Caps. Bii" long, narrow. 
 
 Stool, threads of fecal matter like hair: Selen, 
 watery ; also Diarrhoea. 
 
 Stool, transparent: Cub., INatr. m. 
 g@h" mucous, rice water, watery. 
 
 Stool, triangular: in hemorrhoids, ISep. 
 
 Stool, contains undigested food : g^lienteric. 
 
 Stool, unsatisfactory: ^^ insufficient, 
 scanty. 
 
 Stool, urging (desire) : lAloe, Ananth., Aph. 
 ch.,1 1 Apis, Ars. h., I Ascl. t., Calad., ICarbo v., 
 Chen, v., ICimex, Cinnam., IColoc, Cupr. s., 
 Cycl., Iodof., ILil. tig., I INux v., IOp., 
 llPlumb., IRheum, IRhod., IStaph., Tabac, 
 MTarant., I IVib., Vinca; felt mostly in 
 middle of abdomen, in evening, no stool fol- 
 lows, lllgn.; with griping in abdomen,, 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 571 
 
 I Rheum; with pinching in abdomen and loss 
 of consciousness, Spig.; awakes, IKali bi.; 
 on awaking, IDiosc.; awakens early in morn- 
 ing, Petrol.; awoke with, about 5 a.m., Tromb.; 
 awaking 6 a.m., Arg. nit.; with backache, 
 IPlat.; bearing down in abdomen and rectum, 
 ICornus ; immediately, on turning over on left 
 side (dysentery), UPhos; after weissbier, 
 Card. m. ; with bruised sore sensation low 
 down in abdomen (phlegmasia alba dolens), 
 I INux v.; immediate, after nervous chill, 
 passed a little urine, and chill and desire for 
 stoo\ ceased, Syph.; with cholera, IXux v.; 
 with clawing cramping pains in stomach, ex- 
 tending to chest or down back to anus (gas- 
 tralgia), I IXux v.; lessened by sweetened 
 coffee (pain in stomach), I IMagn. p.; with 
 colic, lioloc, Elaps, Sabad., UStaph.; in bil- 
 ious colic, llris ; with colic, awakes 5 a.m., 
 IISul.; after colic, I I Cast, eq.; constant, .Esc 
 h., IBerb., HCrot. t, IMerc. d., INatr.s., Sul.; 
 constant, after stool, Dros. ; constant, followed 
 by slight discharge of blood and mucus, 
 IMerc. cor.; constant, cannot accomplish 
 much (colic), IDiosc; constant, with colicky 
 pains (chronic diarrhoea), IGamb.; constant, 
 with dark brown blackish discharge, ICrotal.; 
 constant, in dysentery, ILil. tig.; constant, in 
 bilious dysentery, lElat.; constant, worse im- 
 mediately after eating, Aloe ; constant, with 
 rumbling in bowels all day, I IPtel.; constant, 
 in hemorrhoids, MSabina; constant, after 
 gonorrhoea, I Coca ; constant, with gnawing 
 high up in rectum, ICasc; constant, with press- 
 ing in epigastrium and umbilicus, after stool, 
 Crot, t.; constant, with pressure on rectum, 
 Ptel.; constant, in order to relieve soreness in 
 bowels, Con. ; constant, with scanty or ab- 
 sent stool, Ptel. ; constant, as soon as patient 
 sits or stands (dysentery), I IXux v.; constant, 
 in gastric derangement, I Rob.; constant, with- 
 out success, I Con.; constant, in prolapsus of 
 uterus, ILil. tig.; with contraction of intestines, 
 ISars.; with croaking as of frogs, Sabad.; with 
 cutting in abdomen, Jacea ; following (Hitting, 
 griping, I Aeon.; after cutting in umbilicus, 
 Camph. ; with cutting aching pains in umbil- 
 ical region, MVer. v.; with sharp cutting in 
 right inguinal region, Iodof.; darting in rec- 
 tum (diphtheria), I Lace; as if diarrhoea would 
 set in, Xux m.; ends with diarrhoea, ICepa ; 
 difficult, hard, A spar.; discharge insufficient, 
 I Camph.; with sudden distress in hypogastric 
 region, Polyp.; which she dreads, Inul.; 
 after eating, Bar. c, Bor., IHydras., Oxal. ae, 
 Sinap., Zinc; in rectum, after supper, Calc 
 p.; at 11 p.m., Ascl. t.; in evening, with 
 griping in whole lower abdomen, IDulc; 
 brought on by hanging down feet, stool 
 involuntary if not at once responded to 
 (chronic diarrhoea), I I Rhus; in intermit- 
 tent, ICoccul.; after flatulence, ICrot.t.; pass- 
 ing only flatus, Cain., Myr. cer., Osm., IRob.; 
 only hot flatus passes, 1 1 Aloe ; with rumbling, 
 in evening, Asim.; with rumbling, nothing 
 passes, Cepa; frequent, IHep.," I IHvos., 
 Merc. iod. flav., IIXux v., IPhos. ac, I IPlat., 
 Stram.; frequent, with sensation as if amis and 
 rectum were weakened bv long continued di- 
 arrhoea, IColoc; frequent, not better bv free 
 evacuation (dentition), IStaph.; frequent, as 
 if diarrhoea would occur, IPuls.; frequent, in 
 
 gastralgia and leucorrhcea, llCaust.; frequent, 
 with small, soft discharge, Ruta ; frequent, in 
 dysentery, I Arm; frequent, followed by 
 rumbling, gurgling in left side of abdomen, 
 ICrot. t.; every half hour, I I Arm; three or 
 four times a day, but only a little scentless 
 wind passes, giving relief (syphilitic neural- 
 gia), 1 1 Syph.; frequent, in organic disease of 
 heart, lApis ; frequent, without evacuation, 
 IColoc; frequent, without result, Lachn., 
 IXatr. m., Sinap.; with fulness and uneasiness 
 in bowels, ICornus ; with griping, while 
 riding, Psor.; at first solid, then bright yel- 
 low and pasty, Ant. sul. aur.; with heat and 
 pain in bowels, IPod.; in hemorrhoids, liEsc 
 h.; ineffectual, liEsc h., Alum., Ant. chl., 
 IIAph. ch., lArm, Ast. r., Bar. c, IBell., 
 Benz. ac, Bov., Brach., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 Carbol. ac, ICepa, IChim. umb., Coccus, 
 ■Com, IFerr., Filix, Gymn., Ham., Hgn., 
 ILach., ILyc, I IMerc, Xiccol., IXitr. ac, 
 IIXux v., Oleand., Pic. ac, I IPuls., IRatan., 
 Stram., I ITereb., Yer.; ineffectual, with anxie- 
 ty, HCaust.; ineffectual, with bearing down to- 
 wards sacrum,! IXux v.; ineffectual,with burn- 
 ing in rectum towards perineum (diphtheritic 
 dysentery), IXitr, ac; ineffectual, in cholera 
 Asiatica, IISul.; ineffectual, with severe colic, 
 IRob.; ineffectual, constant, IBry., ICann. s., 
 I IPtel.; ineffectual, constant, in evening, 
 HSil.; ineffectual, in coryza, ICalc; ineffec- 
 tual, with cutting in bowels, I IPhos. ; ineffec- 
 tual, followed by cutting in ribs of left side, 
 with pain under left scapula, as if a piece of 
 flesh were being twisted out,Cornus ; ineffec- 
 tual, in dysentery, felt in sacral and hypo- 
 gastric region, distressing, IMerc. cor.; inef- 
 fectual, with erections, lllgn., Thuya; 
 ineffectual, in evening (headache), Bism.; 
 ineffectual, with redness in face, llCaust.; 
 ineffectual, feels feces in rectum but cannot 
 expel, Colch.; ineffectual, with sensation of a 
 mass in lower part of rectum and discharge of 
 offensive flatus, ISang.; ineffectual, during 
 apyrexia, Ign.; ineffectual, in bilious remit- 
 tent fever, ICrotal.; ineffectual, emission of 
 flatus only, IILaur.; ineffectual, better by 
 frequent passages of flatus, I Colch.; ineffec- 
 tual, frequent, Berb., ICom, ICornus, ILac 
 def., IXatr. m., IIXux v., IPlat, Spig., 
 ■Sul.; ineffectual frequent, alternating with 
 liquid stools, IXatr. c; ineffectual frequent, 
 makes her anxious, lAmb.; ineffectual, fre- 
 quent, with passage of fetid flatus which 
 disgusts her, IISul.; ineffectual, with heat, 
 I IRatan.; ineffectual frequent, with small 
 stools or only flatus, IMagn. c; ineffectual 
 frequent, with pain, HCaust,; ineffectual fre- 
 quent, with violent pain, IMerc cor. ; inef- 
 fectual, frequent urging with prolapsus ani, 
 IRuta; ineffectual frequent, preceded by a 
 sick distressed feeling from navel downward, 
 worse when thinking of it, lOxal. ac; inef- 
 fectual, though bowels seem full, Ant. t.; inef- 
 fectual, with pain in head, Lil. tig. ; ineffectual, 
 with hemorrhoids, which are painfully sore. 
 IMerc; ineffectual, with urine suppressed for 
 fortv-eight hours, I I Paris; ineffectual, better 
 after cold milk, I Hod.; ineffectual, worse from 
 motion, walking, IRheum ; ineffectual, with 
 nausea, ICalc; ineffectual, painful, I IKreo.; 
 ineffectual, with much pressing (ague), I ITa- 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 rax.; ineffectual, presence of persons unbear-' i 
 able, IIAmb.; ineffectual, with feeling as if j 
 rectum were too weak to expel, I Kali c; in- 
 effectual, with sharp splinter-like cutting pains 
 in rectum during stool, INitr. ac; ineffectual, 
 causing dribbling of urine, ICard. in.; inef- 
 fectual, then vomiting, Sang.; ineffectual, as if 
 too weak to expel, I Kali c; with insufficient 
 evacuation or no feces, instead thereof yellow- 
 ish mucus, sometimes mixed with blood, 
 IPuls.; irresistible, Cist., IColoc; irresistible, 
 early in morning, Cist.; caused by spasmodic 
 labor pains, INux v.; with laborlike pains in 
 uterus, I Op.; finally a liquid portion is dis- 
 charged, followed by a hard portion, Sabina ; 
 during menses, constant (parenchymatous 
 metritis), I ILac c; at5 a.m., stool loose, Cain.; 
 in morning, I I Apis, Bor., IPod., Zinc; early 
 in morning, in bed, Cornus ; every morning, 
 at 6, followed by two or three more passages 
 in a few hours, and no more till next morning i 
 (diarrhoea), INuph.; when in morning some i 
 water was poured out from pitcher into basin 
 (dysentery), ILyss.; worse from motion, 
 IRheurn ; with nausea, in diarrhoea from cool 
 weather, IDulc.; in neuralgia llris ; at night, 
 Cinch.; at night, in autumnal dysentery, IMerc; 
 when attempted feels as if there were nothing 
 there, and evacuation occurs slowly and only 
 after long straining, 1 1 Vib.; feeling as if some- 
 thing would pass, Ascl. t.; desire passing 
 away with effort, without evacuation, Anac. ; 
 painful, Chim. umb., llColch., Form.,ILach. ; 
 pain contractive in lower abdomen, like after- 
 pains, ICon. ; with sharp pains like knives iu 
 lower part of abdomen, Pallad.; followed by 
 painful constriction, ILyc; causing a violent 
 pain in small of back and rectum, compelling 
 him to walk about (dysentery), ILyss.; with 
 pain across sacrum, Amm. ben.; causes 
 smarting pain, llgn.; with spasmodic pains, 
 Tell.; with palpitation and oppression of 
 chest, Calc. a.; peristaltic motion in upper 
 intestines is wanting, Coccul.; no power, in 
 paraplegia, I I Plumb.; in pregnancy, I IStann. ; 
 after stool, Niccol., Thuya ; with prolapsus 
 of rectum, with emission of flatus,Ruta ; with 
 pressure on rectum, Cain.; with sensation of a 
 plug wedged between symphysis pubis and 
 os coccygis, 1 1 Aloe; but little passes, I INitr. 
 ac. ; a little passes, then urging, Camph.; ex- 
 pulsion of only small portions, with great 
 straining, HPlat.; with inactivity of rectum, 
 anxious, llgn.; with smarting and burning 
 of throat, mouth and stomach, Cornus ; after 
 smoking, Calad.; whenever startled, IGels.; 
 after stool, in diarrhoea, IILach. ; in perforat- 
 ing ulcer of stomach, INux v.; sudden, Cic, 
 IGlon.JJatroph., I IMagn. m.,INatr. c.,INatr. 
 s.; sudden, 1.30 p.m., with pain, MCast. v.; 
 sudden, on awaking in morning, driving out 
 of bed, IISul.; sudden, preceded by flatus, 
 followed by pain in abdomen and eructations, 
 JEsc. h.; sudden, especially early in morning, 
 Diosc. ; sudden, in morning, Mane; sudden, 
 with sensation of a stick in rectum, Asim.; 
 sudden, violent, before stool, IKali c; as if it 
 would be dangerous to postpone, but stool is 
 large and difficult, 1 1 Vib.; sudden and unex- 
 pected, stool diarrhoeic, with slight tenesmus, 
 sweat on forehead and limbs, I I Ptel. ; tran- 
 sient, caused by pain in abdomen extending 
 
 low down, Verbas.; with urging to urinate, 
 
 I Dig., I I Thuya; during urination, I Aloe, 
 ICanth., IMur. ac; with vertigo in occiput, 
 in evening while sitting and smoking, IZinc ; 
 while walking, worse standing, Kob. ; caused 
 by seeing or hearing water, I ILyss.; weaken- 
 ing, in diarrhoea, I IVer.; with weakness in 
 rectum and sharp cutting, principally below 
 umbilicus (diarrhoeic dysentery), IPetrol.; 
 sometimes controllable by a strong effort of 
 will, but effort caused much nervous irritation 
 (chronic camp diarrhoea), ILyss. 
 
 %^~ difficult, forcible ; also Rectum press- 
 ure, tenesmus. 
 
 Stool, urinating : before, IBor.; when she uri- 
 nates, 1 1 Alum.; with copious urination, 
 Colch.; slight, when urinating, Ind. 
 
 Stool, variegated : jggg D ' changeable. 
 
 Stool, immediately on having head washed : 
 Tarant. 
 
 Stool, watery: lAcon., liEthus., Agar., Anag., 
 
 I I Ant. c.j I Ant. t., Apis, Ars., Ars. m., Ars. 
 s. f., I I Arum t., IIAsaf., Aur. mur., Bapt., 
 Bell., IBenz. ac, Berb., IBism., IBor., Cact., 
 Cain., ICalc, Canth., Carb. s., ICarbo v., 
 Carbol. ac, Cast, eq., Castor., Cham., Chin, a., 
 Chin, s., HChrom. ac, ICina, ICoccul., ICoff., 
 HColch., IColoc, irCon., Cop., ICrot. t., 
 Cup. m., Curar., Cycl., IDig., Diosc, IDulc, 
 Elaps, IFerr., Fluor, ac, IIGamb., IGraph., 
 IIGrat., IHell., IHep., Hippom., IHyos., 
 Hod., Ipec, I llris, MJatroph., IKali iod., 
 Kali n., I IKali ph., I IKali s., Kob., Kreo., 
 ILach., Lept., IIMerc, IMerc. d., Merc. iod. 
 rub., IMerc sul., IMez., Mosch., IMur. ac, 
 Natr. a., INatr. c, INatr. s., IINatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, Nux m., I INux v., Oleand., IIOp., 
 Oxal. ac, Petrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlant., 
 IPlumb., I IPod., I IPuls., I IRan.b., I IRan.sc, 
 Rhus, IRumex, Samb., Sang., Sal. ac, USec, 
 
 I ISenecio, ISul., SuL ac, Tabac, ITereb., 
 Thuya, I IVer., I IVer. v.; alternately watery, 
 or slimy, or dark brown fecal (diarrhoea, and 
 catarrh of stomach), IDulc; with pains in 
 abdomen, during apyrexia,IElat.; black, 1 1 Ars., 
 Kali hi., IVer.; brown, IIArs., Canth., Chel., 
 IGamb.,IKali bi.,Rumex, SuL, IVer.; brown, 
 painless, weakening, IFerr. ; dark brown, or 
 dark green(chronic diarrhoea), IGels.; yellow- 
 ish brown, containing white particles, looked 
 as if chopped up,. IMagn. c; with abdomi- 
 nal burning, I IPhos.; burning at anus, IFerr.; 
 burning in anus, in evening, ILach.; burning 
 distress in stomach and pancreas, llris ; in 
 intestinal catarrh, ICalc; in children, chronic, 
 usually soon after eating or drinking, without 
 pain or effort, mostly undigested substances, 
 IFerr.; in cholerine, IIArg. nit.; in cholera, 
 after camphor has checked vomiting, purging, 
 cramps, etc., IPhos. ac; in Asiatic cholera, 
 each successive one more watery, IColch.; in 
 cholera morbus, ICaulo., llris, IPod.; in 
 cholera infantum, lArs. i., ICalc, 1 1 Med., 
 IPsor., IRob., IVer.; in sporadic cholera, 
 INatr. m.; clear, Apis ; succeeds constipation, 
 llris ; dark, Nux v.; diarrhoea of children, 
 I IBenz. ac, IMagn. c; diarrhoea, chronic 
 or acute, I IPhos. ac. ; in diarrhoea, of four 
 months' standing, IISul.; with colic, Cop., 
 IFerr., Ferr. p.; with colic, in cholera infantum, 
 INatr. m.; with colic around navel and press- 
 ing in rectum, returning as soon as one lies 
 
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 down (phthisis), I lOxal. ac; after colic, Ua- 
 troph.; colorless, IIBenz. ac, Coloc, 1 1 Merc, 
 Sec; colorless, in cholera morbus, llris ; col- 
 orless, in dysentery, I Cub.; colorless, in ty- 
 phoid fever, I I Merc, d.; colorless, sudden, in 
 morning (sporadic cholera), I ITabac; color- 
 less, in intestinal spasms, 1 1 Op.; more color- 
 less with every new stool, Coloc; copious, 
 Seneg.; copious, with colic and tenesmus, 
 IIGamb. ; copious, then severe cutting in 
 small intestines,after exposure to wet weather, 
 ILed.; copious, relieving dyspnoea, in hydro- 
 thorax, IMerc. sul.; copious, in intermittent 
 fever, INatr. m.; copious, in prevailing fever, 
 lAmm. m.; pouring away as from a hydrant, 
 better after sleeping, IPhos.; copious, during 
 menses, with chill and cold sweat on forehead, 
 Vib.; copious, at night, with prostration, 
 Gnaphal.; copious, inodorous, mixed with 
 white flocks (cholera Asiatica), HVer.; copi- 
 ous, particularly in old people, IIGamb. ; co- 
 pious, yellow like curdled milk, of offensive 
 sickening smell, expelled with much force 
 (diarrhoea during hot weather), IGamb.; in a 
 continuous stream, llris, ILept.; with cramp 
 and wind colic, IMagn. p.; with cramplike or 
 spasmodic pain in bowels, vomiting and 
 flatulence, ICollin.; day and night, Bapt.; 
 during dentition, UCalc, I I Cham., Ilpec; 
 during dentition, soaking into diaper, INux 
 m.; in diphtheria, INatr. m.; like dirty water, 
 lArs., IPod.; like dirty water, soaking nap- 
 kin through, I IPod.; after drinking (choler- 
 ine), IPhos.; drives out of bed about 5 a.m., 
 after which he had one stool every hour un- 
 til 9 a.m., ISul.; in dropsy, IDig. ; in otor-, 
 rhcea, MPsor.; after a meal, lAsar.; worse 
 after eating and drinking, ICrot. t.; after eat- 
 ing anything unusual, especially apples (ague), 
 I I Puis.; after suppression of skin eruptions, 
 ■Lye; after exposure, IDulc; very fetid, Apis ; 
 after fever, in febris biliosa, lElat,; in inter- 
 mittent, ICoccul.; in prevailing fever, lAmm. 
 m.; in puerperal fever, ICham., ISec; in 
 typhoid fever, lApis, IMerc ; flaky, Cupr., 
 IVer. ; with flatus, preceded by cutting, ISang.; 
 frequent, thin (cholera infantum), I Mane; 
 frequent, of thin watery feces, with soreness 
 of amis, IGrat.; frothy, lElat., IGrat., IKali 
 bi., IMagn. c; green, Cham., Dulc, IGrat., 
 Iris, IMagn. c, IPod., IPuls., Sal. ac., IVer.; 
 with green scum, IMagn. c; passed with great 
 force, with colicky pains at 4 a.m., three more 
 profuse during next two hours, Rhus v.; every 
 half hour (cholera), I IVer.; six or eight pas- 
 sages daily after constricting bellyache, worse 
 in epigastric region, ICham.; with griping in 
 bowels, Seneg.; with griping, burning and 
 tenesmus, nausea, drowsiness, dulness of head 
 and sweat, I Corn us ; greenish, Ipec, IMagn. 
 c; greenish or black fluid gushes as from a 
 hydrant, at times involuntary, at others with 
 urging (cholerine), IPhos.; greenish mixed 
 with mucus (cholera infantum 1 ), IGamb.; very 
 hot, daily, ICalc p.: lumps like frog spawn 
 (colic), lx\loe ; in affection of liver, I IPod.; in 
 irregular menses, IDig.; with lumps of coagu- 
 lated milk, IVal.; in morning, IKali bi., 
 ■ IPhos.; chronic, in mornings, with pain in 
 sides of abdomen, IColoc; worse in morning, 
 Cop. ; very early in morning, following colic 
 and fermenting rumbling in lower abdomen, 
 
 INux v.; in morning after rising, Fluor, ac; 
 worse mornings, at end of gastric disturbances 
 (phthisis), IKali c; mucous, Cact., Colch., 
 IGamb.; with large quantities of mucus, 
 ILept.; with flakes of mucus, IPhos.; mixed 
 with mucus, llris; mixed with flakes of 
 mucus (cholera morbus), I IVer. v.; mucous, 
 with tenesmus (aphthae), IHell.; with lumps of 
 white mucus or little grains like tallow, IPhos.; 
 with nausea, Jab. ; with nausea, worse after eat- 
 ing, ICrot. t. ; with nausea, tearing down thighs 
 and tenesmus, IRhus; at night, ICinch.; after 
 midnight, profuse, Uatroph.; only or un- 
 usually at night, I IPuls.; only at night and 
 most towards morning, I I Psor. ; day and night, 
 w T ith urging every fifteen minutes, Calc p.; 
 with pains in lower bowels (chronic camp 
 diarrhoea), ILyss.; painless, in afternoon, ^Esc 
 h.; painless, every afternoon (chronic diar- 
 rhoea), IFerr.; painless, in Bright' s disease, 
 I IPhos.; in pancreatic diarrhoea, llris; with, 
 phthisis, Polyp. ;insubacutepleuritis,IArg.nit; 
 in lying-in women, IHyos. ; with weak pulse, 
 Jalap.; red, as if purely of blood (diarrhoea), 
 IMerc. cor.; like rice water, IKali br.; in rachi- 
 tis, ICalc; with rumbling in bowels, IPhos. 
 ac; in scarlatina, Ailant.; scanty, though 
 gushing as if abundant, I IPod.; with pieces 
 from an inch to an inch and a half long float- 
 ing in them, resembling scrapings of intestines, 
 INitr. ac; with greenish scum floating on 
 surface, I IMerc; with meal-like sediment, 
 
 ■ IPhos. ac; passes through diaper, leaving a 
 doughy sediment, I IPod.; mixed with serum, 
 I Apis ; protracted serous, in summer diar- 
 rhoea, llris ; with violent spasm in sphinc- 
 ter (dysentery, or cholera sporadica), 1 1 Colch.; 
 spurting, I ICrot. t., I Uatroph., Seneg.; 
 spurting, with mucous cough, ISquilla ; 
 worse standing or walking, IIAloe; in 
 catarrh of stomach, lApis ; in summer com- 
 plaint, IFerr. ph., IKali br.; after summer 
 complaint, I I Med.; at first, then thicker, 
 Calad.; with or without tenesmus, I IFerr.; 
 with scrofulous ulcers, I Bar. m.; with sud- 
 den urging, I IPod. ; watery, with urging, 
 and pain in stomach, I IMagn. p.; with vomit- 
 ing, IColch., lElat.; with vomiting and colic, 
 IPlumb.; with vomiting and cramps in calves, 
 IMagn. p.; with vomiting of large quantities 
 of white, glairy fluid (cholera), Uatroph.; in 
 cool damp weather, INux m.; in hot damp 
 weather or in autumn (diarrhoea), IColch.; 
 yellow, lApis, Ars., Bor., Canth., ICinch., 
 ICrot. t., Dulc, IGrat., IGamb., IHyos., IPhos., 
 Stront., IThuya; yellowish, in influenza, 
 IDulc; yellow, on rising in morning, lEucal.; 
 yellow, profuse in hot weather, particularly 
 old people, IIGamb. 
 g^ 5 choleraic, rice water, thin. 
 
 Stool, white: Ananth., Ang., lAnt. c, Apis, 
 Bufo., ICalc, Canth., ICastor.,Caulo., ICaust., 
 ICed., Colch., ICop., ICrotal., IDig., Diosc, 
 Dros., IDulc, IForm., Iber., Ign., IKali m., 
 I IMerc, I INux m., IPallad., Petrosel., IPhos. 
 ac, I IPod., IIPuls., IRheum, IRhus, Rhus v., 
 IRob., I ISul., Urt. ur.; with pain in abdo- 
 men (cholera, fourth day), IPhos. ac; 
 streaked with blood, ICalc; with bloody mu- 
 cus, IIPuls.; chalky, Bell.; in cholera, lArg. 
 nit.; in sporadic cholera, INatr. m.; in chol- 
 era, after camphor has checked vomiting, 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 purging, cramps, etc., IPhos. ac; with colic, 
 ICham.; cream colored, after summer com- 
 plaint, I I Med. ; cream colored, IGels. ; in 
 •diarrhoea, ICalc, ICina, IIMed., I INaja, 
 ■ IPhos v ac, ISpong., I IVer.; in diarrhoea of 
 children, IIBenz. ac; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 I IPhos. ac; with diarrhoea or jaundice, I INatr. 
 p.; in diphtheria, ILac c; mixed with white 
 -matter, like boiled white of an egg, Urt. ur.; 
 with emaciation (chronic prurigo), ICalc; 
 fecal, Dig., Lye, Pod., Rhus ; fetid, I IPsor.; 
 mixed with whitish flakes, worse after eating 
 ■and drinking, ICrot. t.; small particles like 
 opaque frog spawn mixed with brownish 
 bloody fluid (dysentery), I IPhos.; like frog 
 spawn, gelatinous, three or four times a day, 
 with much pressure, IHelL; in gastromalacia, 
 JKreo.; greenish, loose, IPhos. ac; or green, 
 I INatr. p.; grayish, Aur. mur., IBenz. ac; 
 •grayish, in liver complaint, IPhos.; during 
 prevailing intermittent fever, ISang.; hard, 
 •every four or five days (prosopalgia), IChel. ; 
 involuntary, in intermittent fever, ICina ; in 
 jaundice, I Dig., IDolich., 1 1 Sep.; with jaun- 
 dice, after unripe fruit, IRheum ; in hepatitis, 
 with jaundice, IHep.; in subacute inflam- 
 mation of liver, I Hydras. ; chronic, with 
 hepatic derangement of children, IKali bi.; 
 milky (diarrhoea), ICalc; milky, in puerperal 
 fever, ICham.; in morning, ICinch.; in morn- 
 ing, in intestinal catarrh, ICop.; sudden, in 
 morning (sporadic cholera), I ITabac; mu- 
 cous, HCanth., ■■ Col ch.,B Graph., Ipec, IPhos.; 
 mucous, every three or four hours (retrover- 
 sion), IFerr. iod.; mucous, jellylike, I Hell. ; 
 mucous, jellylike, with tenesmus, IHell.; mu- 
 cous, in myelitis, IDulc; mushy, Calc p.; 
 like thick pap, children(cough), IChel.; after 
 •discharge of a small piece rectum closes, 
 ICimex ; purulent (enteritis), I I Rhus; mixed 
 with shining particles like kernels of rice, 
 Cub.; in scrofulosis of children, IStilling.; 
 with scrofulous glands, IBar. m.; soft, in in- 
 testinal catarrh, ICalc; spots, when first 
 passed, later green, IMur. ac; like a solution 
 of starch, with straining, I IVer.; in stomach 
 •complaint, IKali bi.; with sinking at stomach, 
 ■ Dig.; in summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; 
 floating lumps, like tallow, IMagn. c ; undi- 
 gested, in intermittent, ICalc; undigested , in 
 prevailing fever, lAmm.in.; urine red, I Aeon.; 
 urine dark red or saffron colored (jaundice), 
 ■Aeon.; with bilious vomiting, IDig.; after 
 vaccination, I I Thuya; watery, IBenz. ac, 
 ■Castor., IChel., Dulc, Merc, v., IPhos. ac, 
 ■Phos.; watery, in children, HSec; watery, 
 in hepatic typhus, IChel.; like dirty water, 
 with sediment of undigested food, whitish, 
 granulated, Bry.; from overfatigue or chill in 
 damp weather, IHep.; wheylike, Hod.; whey- 
 like (cholera Asiatica), ICup. m.; wheylike 
 {sporadic cholera), INatr. m.; yellowish, 
 Cham., Ign., (Rhus, Sul. ac; yellowish, in diar- 
 rhoea, 1 1 Sec ; yellowish, fecal, IDig. 
 g^" chalky, clayey, light. 
 Stool, with worms: ascarides, lAsar., 7rBar. m., 
 I ICalc, ICina ; with ascarides, at 11 a.m., Ascl. 
 t.; ascarides, and itching at anus, from even- 
 ing till midnight, Calc. a.; lumbrici, ICina; 
 fecal, with masses of worms, I Spig. ; tapeworm, 
 I Arg. nit.,1 ICalc, IGraph. ; frequent passages of 
 segments of tapeworm and masses of mucus, 
 ilPho^. ^ Worms. 
 
 Stool, like yeast : jgg^* fermented. 
 
 Stool, yellow : Agar., lApis, Am., lArs., Ars. 
 s. r., Ascl. t., Asim., Aur. mur., Bar. m., IBerb., 
 Brom., Cain., ICalc, Canth., Carb. s., Cham., 
 Coccul., Colch., Collin., IColoc, Crotal., ICrot. 
 t., Cub., IDulc, IGrat., Ilris, Jab., IKali bi., 
 
 ■ Kali c, IKali iod., I IKali s., IILyc, IIMerc 
 cor., ■Merc sul., Natr. a., INatr. s., Niccol., 
 ■Nuxm., MOleand., Petrol., Pic. ac, IPhos. 
 ac, IPlumb., HPod., IRhus, Sal. ac, HSec, 
 Staph., I ITromb., Urt. ur.; bright, IvEthus., 
 ■Aloe, I Arg. nit., Brom., IChel., Colch., Elaps, 
 ■Gels., IHep., Ipec, IKali m., ILach., Myr. 
 cer., INuph., IPetrol.,1 IPhos., ISang., Thuya; 
 bright, in intestinal catarrh, ICalc; bright, 
 
 . followed by chilliness, 1 1 Grat. ; bright, in 
 cholera infantum, Sul. ac. ; bright, with 
 cough, IChel.; bright, flaky, Colch.; bright, 
 mucous, Brom.; bright, with a quantity of 
 mucus after griping, IFluor. ac; brownish, 
 Ananth., I Ant. t., IColoc, Cycl., Ind., 
 Petrol.; brownish, cadaverous (typhoid fever), 
 
 ■ IRhus; brownish fluid, after ovariotomy, 
 I IRaph.; brownish, smelling like carrion, 
 fluid mixed with small fragments of feces like 
 millet seeds, ILach.; like beaten or stirred 
 eggs, INux m.; in entero-colitis, INuph.; 
 after suppression of skin eruptions, ILyc; 
 in crusta lactea, 1 1 Sul. ac; in evening or 
 morning, I I Hyper.; in cholerine,! Asar. , IPhos. ; 
 in cholera, IPhos. ac; chronic, or acute, 
 
 ■ IPhos. ac;dark, IDiosc, HPod.; dark, in 
 typhoid fever, lArum t.; dark, in hepatic de- 
 rangement, I I Pod. ; only by day (chronic 
 diarrhoea), ■Coccul.; in dentition, ICham.; in 
 diarrhoea, BArs., ICalc, IIGamb., I IKali s., 
 ■Petrol., IBPhos. ac, Sal. ac, HSec; in diar- 
 rhoea, in lying-in women, IHyos. ; diarrhoea, 
 with burning before and during stool, I I Ra- 
 tan.; fecal, lAloe, IGels.; containing bits of 
 yellow feces, Bor. ; fecal , caused by sudden de- 
 pressing emotions, IGels.; in gastric, nervous 
 fever, ILach.; in prevailing fever, I Amm. m.; in 
 typhoid fever, I Dulc. ; fecal , I Agar., I Aloe, Amm. 
 m., Ant. t., Apis, Bor., Calc, Cist., Coccul. , Co- 
 loc,Cub.,Dig.,Diosc, Fluor. ac.JGamb., Gels., 
 ■Hep., Iris, Kali c, Lach., Lith., Natr. c, 
 Oleand., Phos. ac, Rhus; flakes, Ascl. t.; 
 golden, with cholera infantum, IPhos.; green- 
 ish, lApis, IColoc, IDulc, IMagn. c, HPod., 
 HPuls.; greenish masses mixed* with bloody 
 mucus (dysentery), BMerc cor.; greenish 
 mucus, Apis; greenish, mixed with mucus, 
 preceded by cutting around umbilicus, IGamb.; 
 greenish, pultaceous, 1 1 Cupr. s. ; greenish, 
 with tenesmus, ILact. ac; with tinge of green, 
 very slight pain (erysipelas in stomach), 
 ■Apis ; greenish water, then burning in anus, 
 
 I IGrat.; grayish, Cist.; grayish, during^ apy- 
 rexia (tertian ague), llpec; dirty gray,Sinap.; 
 as an infant's, BAlum.; in intestinal spasms, 
 
 I I Op.; liquid, Bov.; in morning, 1 1 Arum t., 
 ■Hel.; in stomatitis, INatr. c; mucous,ICinch., 
 ■Phos. ac; mucous, in cholera infantum, ITa- 
 bac; clear mucus, IPuls.; mucus, in diarrhoea, 
 
 I I Sul.; mucus and undigested food (chronic 
 diarrhoea), IGamb.; a string of inodorous 
 mucus, 1 1 Asar.; stringy mucus, in crusta lactea, 
 
 I I Sul. ac; with mucus and blood, Bar. c; with, 
 nausea, worse after eating, ICrot. t.; at night, 
 
 ■ Cinch.; at noon, Ascl. s.; with nervous agi- 
 tation, cold sweat, weakness and dyspnoea, 
 
 ■ Rob.; like pale yellow ochre (diarrhoea in 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 typhoid), I Kali m.; orange, I Apis, Colch.; 
 orange (gastric nervous fever), ILach.; orange, 
 in typhoid, ILach.; painless, Cann. i.; like 
 pulp of an orange, in climacteric period, INatr. 
 c; with burning in rectum (gastritis), ICoe- 
 cul.; fetid, with protrusion of several elongated 
 bodies resembling, earth worms but brilliant 
 red color and of vascular shreddy appearance 
 resembling sarcomatous growth (polypus of 
 rectum), IKali br.; reddish fluid, IILyc; soft, 
 with rumbling in bowels, llris; saffron, IColoc, 
 Sul. ac; spots like fat, Ascl. t.; in affection of 
 stomach, ILac c; in catarrh of stomach, 
 I Apis ; in summer complaint, I Ant. c, IFerr. 
 ph.; after summer complaint, I I Med.; with 
 tenesmus and constriction of anus, Mang. ; 
 thin, JEsc. h., Apis; thin, in yellow fever, 
 IVer.; with frequent urging, Calad.; watery, 
 I Apis, Ars., Bor., Canth., ICinch., ICrot. t., 
 Dulc, IGamb., IGrat., IHyos., Stront., IThu- 
 ya ; watery, coming out all at once, worse in 
 morning and forenoon, I IGamb.; watery, 
 twice a day, IIDulc; watery, frequent, 
 IIGrat. ; watery, in pneumonia, IChel., IFerr. 
 ph.; watery, with vomiting and much flatus, 
 IGrat.; whitish fluid, INitr. ac. ; whitish, in 
 mental affections, IChel. 
 BEFORE STOOL, abdomen: aching in up- 
 per, Bell.; about navel, burning (fall diar- 
 rhoea), I Ars.; burning pinching, in stomach 
 and about navel, Fluor. ac.;as if it would 
 burst, I Ars.; painful pressure before soft, as 
 if lower abdomen w r ould burst, Spig. ; as if 
 constricted (dysentery), lArs.; constrictive 
 pain, extending into chest, INatr. s. ; crampy 
 pain, I ITromb.; cramping pain around navel 
 (dysentery), IHam.; cutting, Aeon., ^Ethus., 
 Agar., Ant. c,l Ant. t., I Ars., Asar., Brom.,Bry., 
 Caps., Carbo v., Castor., Chel., I IColoc, Con., 
 Dig., Grat., Iris, Kob., Laur., IMagn. c, 
 IMerc., Merc, cor., Natr. c. , INatr. m.,Nic- 
 col., INitr. ac, I INux m., Nux v., Petrol., 
 Puis., Rhus, Sang., Sec, Staph., IISul.;. cut- 
 ting, constricting pain, worse in epigastric 
 region, Cham.; cutting, in low T er, Iris; cut- 
 ting around navel, Grat., INux v.; digging, 
 I I Stann.; dragging in groin, Castor.; drawing 
 pains, INitr.- ac; faint, sick feeling, in lower, 
 IMerc. iod. flav. ; fulness, I IPhyt., Gamb.; 
 griping, lAloe, Bell., IMagn. c, Merciod.rub., 
 INux v., IIOp., ITromb.; griping, with back- 
 ache (dysentery), ICub. ; griping, in cholera 
 infantum), IGamb., I I Ver. ; griping, in chronic 
 diarrhoea, NPhos. ac; griping, in morning, 
 Case, ISul.; griping, about navel, Psor. ; grip- 
 ing, great urging, with pressure in rectum, 
 ILil. tig.; grumbling pain, follows hard 
 stool, Ustil.; heat, Bell.; laborlike pain, soft, 
 I Carbo v.; motion, Stann.; pain, Bapt., ICor- 
 nus, I I Form., Kali bi., I IPhos. ac, Sil.; in 
 chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; pain, in chronic 
 diarrhoea of children, • ICollin.; pain, in dys- 
 entery, Caps.; pain, in left side, with sweat, 
 ITromb.; pain, in lower, I IVer.; pain, in 
 morning, I IKumex ; pains, about navel, I Aloe, 
 lAmm. m., Caps., Fluor, ac , Grat. , Nux v. , 
 Oxal. ac, I IVer.; pain, better by pressure, 
 I I Pod.; pain, and urging (diarrhoea), I IGamb.; 
 pinching,^Ethus.,IAgar.,Aph.ch.,Bell.,Canth.^ 
 Castor., Cina, Colch., Fluor, ac, IGamb., Hep., 
 IKali c, I IMagn. c, IMerc, Natr. s., Niccol., 
 Petrol., Stann., IVer., Zing.; pinching, deep, 
 
 IKali c; pinching, around navel, Sabad. ; 
 pinching, in groins and hypogastrium, INatr. 
 s.; sharp pain, across lower, Lact. ac; sharp 
 pains, in lower, better after stool, I IVer.; 
 sharp pain, better afterwards but increasing 
 weakness (during progress of post-scarlatinal 
 follicular entero-colitis, with dropsy), ILept.; 
 soreness in intestines, Sul. ; soreness in lower, 
 INatr. m.; sore pains, terrible, Tromb.; ten- 
 sive pain, in upper, while holding breath, 
 Dros.; twisting, Ars., Stram.; twisting pain, 
 Caust.; twisting pain, about navel, Caps. ; un- 
 easy pains, IMur. ac. ; weakness in,likefaint- 
 ness, lower, IVer.; writhing Stram. 
 $^- colic, flatulence. 
 Before stool, great sensibility to cold air: Mez. 
 Before stool, anus : burning, IBerb., Fluor, ac, 
 Oleand., Sabad.; burning, with protrusion of 
 varices, IIRatan.; diarrhcea-like, burning, 
 IRatan.; as if closed, with desire to go to 
 stool, IOp.; spasmodically closed (Assure 
 ani), IHam.; itching, ISpong. ; pain, ILyc; 
 sensation of a plug, ILach.; pressing, Sul. ac; 
 prolapsus, IPod. ; smarting, INatr. s.; spas- 
 modic pains, ILach.; stinging, Berb.; stitches, 
 Gamb., IKali c, Spong. 
 Before stool, back : aching, as if broken, INux 
 v.; coldness,l Ars.; pain in sacral region, IDiosc; 
 pains, in small of, IPuls.; pressure, frequent 
 in women, ICarbo v.; writhing, in sacrum 
 and back, radiating all over body and limbs, 
 Diosc 
 Before stool, bladder: pressure, ICarbo v., 
 
 INatr. m. 
 Before stool, chilliness: lArs., Benz. ac, Dig., 
 IMerc, Mez., IPhos., IVer.; in constipation, 
 IMez.; creeping, IMez.; creeps, on head, Carbo 
 a.; with desire for acid drinks, IMez.; with 
 flashes of heat, IMerc; shuddering, Sabad. 
 Before stool, colic : Aloe, Alum., Arg. nit., Bapt., 
 Bar. c, Bell., Bor., Bry., Cact., Cain., ICanth., 
 Caps., Cast., ICham., ICinch., Colch., I IColoc, 
 I IDiosc, Dulc, Ferr. ph., IGamb., Gels., 
 Graph., Hell., Ind., Ipec, IKali c, Kali n., 
 Lept., ILyc, IMagn. c, Mane, Merc. iod. rub., 
 IMez., IMur. ac, Natr. a., INatr. s., INitr. ac, 
 Oxal. ac, Petrol., IPhos., Plant., IPod., Puis., 
 I I Ran. se, IIRheum,' Rumex, ISep., Tereb., 
 I ITromb., I IVer., Zinc, Zing.; in cholerine, 
 ICrot. t.; in transverse colon, ICrot. t.; w T ith 
 constriction or spasm of anus, Plumb.; cutting 
 II Ant. t, Dig., Jalap., IMerc cor., IRheum, 
 IRhus, ISul.; in dysentery in old people, 
 IBapt. ; flatulent, Caps., ILyc; intermittent, 
 about navel, llris ; in lower, Bapt.; in parox- 
 ysms,IColoc; pinching, Cycl.; pinching, IVer.; 
 with rumbling, INatr. c, INatr. s.; with rum- 
 bling, cutting,. IPuls.; not better by stool, 
 IIRheum; tearing, Dig.; twisting, around 
 navel, I I Oxal. ac g@° abdomen. 
 Before stool, epigastrium: desire before consti- 
 pated, Ver.; distress worse (mesenteric dis- 
 ease), ICalc 
 Before stool, faint feeling: Calc a., I ISul. 
 Before stool, fainting : I Ars., Dig. 
 Before stool, flatulence : Ant. t., Colch., IILyc; 
 borborygmus, in cholerine, ICrot. t.; abdo- 
 men distended, Am., Fluor, ac, Stann.; in 
 enteritis, I IRhus; gurgling, I ISpong.; loud 
 gurgling, as of water, IPod.; noisy, ISpong.; 
 rumbling, Brom., Cact., Cast., Chel., Ferr. 
 iod., IGamb., Grat., Ign., Iris, IKali c, ILach., 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 Lept., IMagn. c, IMur. ac, INatr. m., Oleand., 
 IPhos., IPuls., Sabad., Sec, I ISpong., ISnl., 
 Thuya, IVer. ; rumbling, in left side, IPod.; 
 rumbling, painful, Cain., Cast.; snarling noise, 
 Spong. j^" abdomen, colic, flatus. 
 
 Before stool, passage of flatus: Aloe, lApis, 
 Gels., IMagn. c.j copious, fetid, IMez.; fre- 
 quent, offensive, Plant.; hot, Coccul.; noisy, 
 Calad. Jl^* 3 flatulence. 
 
 Before stool, groins: pain, Natr. s.; pressing, 
 Cast., ITromb. 
 
 Before stool, headache : I lOxal. ac, IPuls. 
 
 Before stool, heat : Crot. t., IMagn. e, Merc, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Before stool, descent of hemorrhoids : Arund., 
 I IRatan.;with straining, which causes pain as 
 of ulceration, IMerc; discharge of bright 
 blood, IINux v. 
 
 Before stool, hypochondria: cutting, Cub.; 
 pain, Collin. 
 
 Before stool, indolence : IBor. 
 
 Before stool, languor : IMez.; lassitude, Rhus. 
 
 Before stool, mental condition: Ars.; anguish, 
 IMerc; anxiety, I Ars., Cadm. s., Cham., Crot. 
 t., I Kali c, IMerc, IVer.; crying (infant), 
 Bor.; discontent, IBor.; distressed feeling, 
 ■Kalic; fretfulness, IBor.; irascibility, ICalc; 
 irritability, ICalc 
 
 Before stool, nausea: Aeon., Ant. t., Bry., 
 Calc, Chel., Cycl., IDulc, Grat., Hell., Ilpec, 
 IMerc, I IGEnan., IPod., IRhus, Rumex, ISep., 
 IVer.; nausea and colic, Hell.; nausea and 
 vomiting, ILach. 
 
 Before stool, rectum: atony, Plumb.; constant 
 bearing down, pressing, Lil. tig.; chilliness, 
 Lye; pain as from constriction, prevents 
 passage of feces, IBerb.; contraction, INatr. 
 m.; burning, Diosc, INatr. m.; chilliness, 
 I Lye; constriction, Bell., ILach.; cutting, 
 Asar.; white mucous discharge, IKalic; inac- 
 tivity, INatr. m.; pressure, INatr. m., IINitr. 
 ac, Plat. ; constant pressing, INitr. ac; con- 
 stant and painful, pressure without stool, 
 ILach.; pressure towards anus, with blind 
 hemorrhoids, Ver.; straining, Apis, ICanth.; 
 painful straining, Agar.; shooting, compelling 
 an outcry, Plat. g@T tenesmus. 
 
 Before stool, saliva : viscid, tasteless, Fluor, ac 
 
 Before stool, sexual organs : erections, Kalibi.; 
 drawing in spermatic cords, Sabad. 
 
 Before stool, sweat: Aeon., Bell., Dule, 
 ITromb. ; hot or cold, IMerc. 
 
 Before stool, tenesmus: liEthus., Agar.,Berb., 
 ICham., Collin., I IMerc. cor., IMerc sol., 
 IIMerc v., INux v., Plat., Plumb., Ver.; and 
 rumbling, as if diarrhoea would come on, 
 Grat.; even with loose stools, Diosc; efforts 
 often followed by tenesmus, ILyc 
 g^* Rectum, tenesmus. 
 
 Before stool , thirst : I Ars. 
 
 Before stool, trembling : IMerc 
 
 Before stool, urethra: contraction, INatr. m.; 
 a drop of watery, sticky substance passes, 
 Selen. 
 
 Before stool, urging: Aloe, Amm. m., Bor., 
 IBov., ICanth., ICarbo v., ICist., IColoc, 
 Cornus, Cycl., IGamb., IKali bi., Kali n., 
 Lept., ILyc, IMerc, IMerc. cor., INatr. c, 
 Niccol., IINux v., Phos., Plat., ■Rheum, Rhus, 
 Sabad., Sang., Sinap., I ISpong., IStaph.,ISul.; 
 felt mostly in middle and upper abdomen, 
 Ign.; constant, often ineffectual, IINux v.; 
 
 constant, with nausea and tearing colic r 
 ■Rhus ; continual, fruitless, INitr. ac; cannot 
 retain, in dysentery, I IPhos.; frequent, worse 
 at night, IMerc; ineffectual, Grat., ILach., 
 IMerc, Plat.; ineffectual, with or without 
 tenesmus, Plumb.; painful, Calc. fl., Magn. 
 m.; sudden, Cist., Diosc, IKalic, Lil. tig., 
 Mane, Petrol., IPhos., IPod., IISul.; sudden, 
 violent, driving out of bed in morning, IRu- 
 mex, ISul.; sudden, with hot pinching 
 throughout abdomen, Gamb. 
 Jg^" Stool, urging. 
 
 Before stool, ineffectual urging to urinate: 
 I Rheum. 
 
 Before stool, vertigo : with cardialgia and nau- 
 sea, ICEnan. 
 
 Before stool, vomiting: I Ars., Dig., Ipec, 
 IVer. 
 
 DURING STOOL, abdomen : sore, bruised 
 pain, lArn.; burning in umbilical region (fall 
 diarrhoea), I Ars.; bursting pain, ILyc; con- 
 strictive pain, IRheum; cramplike, Iris, 
 ILach., J ITromb.; cramplike, in umbilical 
 region, Myr. cer.; cutting, Aeon., Agar., I Aloe, 
 Asar., Caps., Chel., IBColoc, Cub., Dig., Iod., 
 Iris, Kali n., Merc, Merc, c, Rhus, Sec; cut- 
 ting, about navel,' Aloe, Gamb.; as if cut to 
 pieces (autumnal dysentery), IMerc; cutting, 
 worse by pressure or bending backward, ISul.; 
 cutting, with sensitiveness (cholerine), ICrot. 
 t. ; distension, Stram.; felt a drawing from 
 navel backward to spine, I I Plumb.; gnawing, 
 about navel, Kali bi.; griping, I Aloe, Bapt.; 
 griping, with backache, in dysentery, I Cub.; 
 griping, with tenesmus, partial prolapse of 
 rectum, weakness, faintness, Plant.; laborlike 
 pain, better by pressure, INatr. m. ; move- 
 ment, like fermentation, Bry.; pain, ICornus, 
 IPod., IPuls.; pain continues, ITromb.; pains 
 intense in upper, darting and tearing, Med.; 
 pain, about navel, Fluor, ac; pain and urging 
 (diarrhoea), IIGamb.; pain, over whole, Urt. 
 ur.; pains worse, Cornus, I IPod.; pain, worse 
 in morning, INitr. ac; pinching, Apis,Canth., 
 IKali c; pinching, before menses, I I Alum.; 
 pressure, Arn., Hep.; pressing, in lower, Nux 
 m.; soreness, ISul.; soreness, in chronic diar- 
 rhoea, I IPod.; spasmodic, constricting pain 
 extending to chest, groins and genitals, ISul.; 
 stinging, in Crotal. ; straining, Hep. ; tormina, 
 Erig.,Pod.; twisting, Caps.; twisting, in diar- 
 rhoea, Bov.; twitching, in muscles of abdomen, 
 ICalc; writhing, before menses, 1 1 Alum. 
 jg^° colic, flatulence. 
 
 During stool, anus: biting, ILyc; burning, 
 Agn., lAloe, lAnt. t., Aph. ch.,, lArs., Ars. 
 m., Bar. c, IBerb., Bry., ICalc, Calc. a., 
 Cann. s., ICanth., ICarbo v., ICast., Cast, eq., 
 ICham., ICinch., IColoc, Cornus, Cycl., Gamb., 
 ■Iris, Kali bi., ILach., ILyc, Mane, IMerc, 
 ■Merc, cor., Merc. sul. ,BMur. ac, Natr. e , INatr. 
 s., Op., Pic. ac, Plat. , 1 1 Plumb., I I Ratan., Sinap., 
 ■Sul., lUrt. ur., IVer., IZinc; burning, and 
 bleeding (fissures), IGraph.; burning, in 
 cholera infantum, ICalc; burning, and heat, 
 Gamb.; burning, with nervous agitation, 
 weakness, cold sweat, and dyspnoea, I Rob.; 
 burning, and pain, as if from excoriation, 
 • Magn. m.; burning, with soft, ■Merc; burn- 
 ing, with protrusion of varices, I I Ratan.; 
 clawing, Zinc. ; as if constricted (constipation),, 
 Thuya; constriction, Nux m. ; constriction, 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 577 
 
 pain running up back, sharp cutting lanci- 
 nating, Coloc; spasmodic constriction, IILyc; 
 pain, as if constricted, ISil.; painful constric- 
 tion, Thuya ; constrictive pain, in evening, 
 Brach.; painful, constricting about prolapsed 
 rectum, IMez. ; contraction, Cepa, INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac. ; cutting, Agar., ICanth., Caps., ICar- 
 bo v., Cepa, Iris, IMur. ac, Natr. c, INitr. 
 ac, INux v., Pic ac, Plat., lEheum, Sec, 
 Stann., I I Vib.; cutting, then constriction and 
 aching for several hours, worse at night (fis- 
 sure ani), IGraph.: cutting, hard, IPhos.; 
 feces remain, ILach.; pain as though -there 
 were fissures, IINitr. ac; heat, IGlon., IPod.; 
 heat, with constipated, IVer.; itching, ICarbo 
 v., ISul.; jerking, IColoc; jerking, upward 
 through rectum, with loose, ISep. ; lancinat- 
 ing, as from ulceration, INatr. m.; pain, 
 Canth., Cinch., Dolich., IMerc, Mur. ac, 
 lOxal. ac, IPod.; pains, atrocious, recurring 
 after an hour or two and lasting twelve hours, 
 preventing sleep (fissure), IPseonia; pain, in 
 chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; pain, in constipa- 
 tion, I IChel.; pains, in fissures, IHam.; pains, 
 intolerable (hemorrhoids with fissures), IPseo- 
 nia ; pain as if it would fly to pieces (consti- 
 pation), Thuya; pains, terrible (rhagades), 
 ICund.; pain, violent, Stront.; pressure,' Zinc; 
 prickling scraping, Cact.; prolapsus, ICinnab., 
 Fluor, ac, Gamb., IMur. ac, I IPod., ISep., 
 ISul.; pulsation, INatr. m. ; rawness, in dys- 
 entery, IXJrt. ur.; shooting, constipated, ISep.; 
 smarting, Agar., Cinch., IKali c, IMur. ac, 
 INatr. s., Pic. ac; soreness, Agar.; sore pain, 
 lasts for some days, Spong. ; spasm, with shud- 
 dering over back, IColch.; spasmodic pains 
 (fissures), INitr. ac; sticking, ICarbo v.; urg- 
 ing and sticking, with hard, IIGraph.; sting- 
 ing, Berb. ; stinging, lasts eight hours after, 
 three weeks after confinement, IHvdras.; 
 stitches, IBerb., ICarbo v., ILyc, Nux m.; 
 tearing, Cepa, Colch., INitr. ac; tearing, with 
 hard, Agar.; pain as if sphincter were torn 
 with effort, ILach.; weight, I ISep.; weight, 
 with constipation, ISep.; urging, griping 
 pains, causing headache and heat in head, 
 1 1 Oxal. ac. 
 
 During stool, anxiety: Cham., Merc, IVer. 
 
 During stool, back: Apis, lArs., Colch., INux 
 v.; chills, ITromb.; drawing, Stann.; flashes 
 of heat, running up, IPod.; pain, IINux v., 
 ■Puis.; pain, as if broken, ILyc; pain, from 
 loins to legs, Agar.; pain, in lumbar region, 
 IPod.; pain, in lumbar and sacral regions, 
 worse, IPod.; pain, radiating over body and 
 limbs, Diosc; pain, in sacrum, IPod.; pain, in 
 sacral region, IDiosc; violent pain, in small of 
 (dysentery), Tabac; pain, in small of, with 
 soft, Niccol.; pressure, caused by flatus in 
 lumbar region, Spong.; stitching, from coccyx 
 to interscapular region and even to vertex, 
 IPhos.; sweat, IKali bi.; throbbing, in small 
 of. Alum. 
 
 During stool, bladder : burning, ICaps.; press- 
 ure, ICarbo v.; straining, urging, in catarrh, 
 ICanth.; tenesmus, Lil. tig., iStaph. 
 
 During stool, bleeding: I I Alum., Amm. m., 
 ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Cepa, ICrotal., ILyc, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., IPsor., IPuls., I ISep.; 
 black blood, lAsar.; dark, eoagulated blood, 
 with comfortable feeling in abdomen, IPhos.; 
 dark fluid, oozing on standing or walking, 
 
 37 
 
 ICrotal.; dark red, Vib.; with hard, ICalc. 
 p., Ind., I IMerc; in dysentery, INux v., 
 ■Sep., Zinc; with hard, painless, in clots, 
 with sinking feeling, IVer.; hard, every third 
 day (syphilitic headache), 1 1 Thuya ; hemor- 
 rhoidal, Aur. mur.; in purpura hemorrhagica, 
 I IPhos.; worse when stool is loose, llgn.; in 
 a small stream (hemorrhoids), IPhos.; thick 
 blood, lAsar.; from genitals, ILyc; pure 
 blood from vulva, Murex. Jg^° Stool bloody, 
 Hemorrhoids bleeding ; also Chap. 19, In- 
 testines hemorrhage. 
 
 During stool, breathing: catching of breath, in 
 dysentery, ISul.; dyspnoea, I Alum.; dyspnoea, 
 caused by pain in bowels, ICoccul.; short, 
 ■Rhus. 
 
 During stool, children : writhe, twist and 
 double up, IColoc; crying, drawing up feet, 
 liEthus.; screaming, in dysentery, IMerc; 
 struggle and scream, and seem as if they would 
 go into fits, IKreo. ; screaming (teething in- 
 fants), with drawing up of limbs or stiffening 
 body, I Rheum ; do not wish to be touched 
 (infantile diarrhoea), ICham., IMagn. c 
 
 During stool, chill: Puis., IVer.; all over, Alum.; 
 about lower part of body (dysentery), ISul. 
 
 During stool, chilliness: Aloe, lArs., Bry., 
 Con., Cop., Ipec, ILyc, IMagn. m., IIMerc, 
 IRheum, SiL, ISul., Tromb., Ver.; crawling, 
 Ars. h.; mingled with heat, Merc v.; rigid, 
 IBry., Con., Stann.; shaking, IPuls., Ver.; 
 shivering, Ptel., IVer. ; shuddering, Bell. 
 
 During stool, coldness: Bry., Ipec, Sec 
 
 During stool, colic : Agar., Alum., Ant.t., Apis, 
 Arg. nit., I Ars., Ascl. s., Bapt., Canth., Caps., 
 Cham., I IColoc, ICon., Cop., Cornus, Crotal., 
 Crot, t., Cycl., Dulc., Gamb., IGlon., Ipec, 
 IKali c, ILyc, IMagn. c, Mane, Mez., IMur. 
 ac, Nitr. ac, Oxal. ac, Petrol., Plumb., IPod., 
 IRheum, Rhus, I ISenecio, SiL, Stram., Tabac, 
 Urt. ur.; cutting, lAloe, Colch., IColoc, Ja- 
 lap., IMerc cor., IRhus ; cutting, whole intes- 
 tinal canal, Kali n.; drawing, Cop.; about 
 navel, I I Oxal. ac. ; pinching, Agar., Canth., 
 Merc, v., IVer.; pinching and cutting, making 
 one bend double, IMerc. ; tearing, Aloe, Cop.; 
 twisting pains, Bov.; with flexing of thighs 
 upon abdomen, IRheum. 
 B^ 1 * abdomen, flatulence. 
 
 During stool, convulsion : Art. v. 
 
 During stool, disagreeable sensation: through 
 whole body, Crot. t.; felt badly, "Atrop. s.; 
 distressing in cerebrospinal meningitis, IDig. 
 
 During stool, eructation : Cham., Dulc, IKali 
 c, IMerc, IPuls.; bitter, Cham.; empty, with 
 distended abdomen, Ruta; of food, i I Arum t. 
 
 During stool, exhaustion : fflgg*' weakness. 
 
 During stool, eyes : pain, ICrot. t.; pain in left 
 orbital region, 1 1 Vib. ; snapping of eyelids is 
 worse (chorea), IMagn. p. 
 
 During stool, face : chorea, IMagn. p.; conges- 
 tion, Aloe; heat in cheeks, Crot. t. , Hep.; 
 pale, ICalc, Ipec, IKali c, IRheum, Stram., 
 IVer.; pains worse, ISpig. 
 
 During stool, fainting : Aloe, I I Oxal. ac, ISul. 
 g^*" faintness. 
 
 During stool, faintness: Aloe, Bor., Colch., 
 Diosc, IPuls., IVer.; m influenza, IDulc. ; caused 
 by pain in bowels, ICoccul. JS^° fainting. 
 
 During stool, flatulence : borborygmus, IColch.; 
 distension, I Colch.; distended feeling, Nux m.; 
 flatulent pain, in diarrhoea, Como.; with press- 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 ing, Lachn.; rolling, ICalc, Stram.; rumbling, 
 Arn., Chel., Cornus, IGlon., Hep., INitr. ac; 
 loud fluid rumbling, Uatroph. 
 
 During stool, flatus: I Agar., I Aloe, I Arg. nit., 
 Arum d., Brom., liCollin., IColoc, Con., Cor- 
 nus, HFerr., Gamb., Hippom., INatr. p., 
 IINatr. s., INitr. ac, Osm., IPhos. ac, UPod., 
 Ruta, Sang., USec, Zing.; in chronic dysen- 
 tery, ICon.; fetid, Castor., Colch., Cornus, 
 Diosc. ; fetid, coppery, Iris ; gurgling, like 
 water from a bunghole, Thuya ; hot, IStaph.; 
 loud, Cub.; loud, sharp noise,Glon.; splutter- 
 ing, fetid, several times a day, with burning 
 in abdomen, 1 1 Jamb. 
 
 During stool, gagging: IPod. 
 f$^° nausea, vomiting. 
 
 During stool, hands: heat, Hep. 
 
 During stool, head : clicking noise in left vertex, 
 ICon.; confusion, Kali bi.; congestion, Aloe, 
 INux v., ISul. ; heat, Oxal. ac. ; feeling as if 
 head grew large, Kob.; sudden, forward mo- 
 tion and other irregular movements (chorea), 
 IMagn. p.; headache, ICon., ILyc, Oxal. ac, 
 IPuls., ISil., ISul.; frontal, Apis; pain in 
 middle of forehead, as if brain would fall out, 
 Ratan.; pressure in vertex, Iod. 
 
 During stool, heart: palpitation, Cycl.; 'palpita- 
 tion, in dysentery, ISul. ; stitches, Colch. 
 
 During stool, heat: ISul.; flashes, with puru- 
 lent diarrhoea, I Merc. 
 
 During stool, hemorrhoids : bleed, Aur. met., 
 ■Brom. , Fluor, ac, I INitr. ac; burning, I ISul.; 
 irritation, Cepa; painful, Brom., ICimex, 
 ILach.; pain, so that she has to desist,IThuya; 
 protrude, Bar. c, ICalc, IPhos., Plat., ISil.; 
 protrusion and distension, with pricking and 
 burning, IKali c ; protrusion, caused by nar- 
 rowing of rectum, developing hemorrhoids, 
 
 / ILyc; smarting, I ISul.; stinging, burning 
 tumors, Grat. ; throbbing, I ISul. 
 g^* Hemorrhoids stool. 
 
 During stool, inguinal hernia protrudes, even 
 during soft : I I Phos. 
 
 During stool, hunger : lAloe. 
 
 During stool, lassitude : Ipec. 
 
 During stool, legs: cramps, ISul.; sciatica 
 worse, INux v. 
 
 During stool, l'eucorrhoea : IMagn. m.; bloody, 
 Murex ; thick, white, blood-streaked, IVib. 
 
 During stool, inclination to lie down : Hep. 
 
 During stool, nausea: Agar., Ant. t., Apis, 
 lArs., Bell., Cham., Chel., Coloc, Crotal., 
 Crot. t., IGlon., Gnaphal., Grat., Hell., Ilpec, 
 IKali c, IMerc, I Merc iod. rub., INitr. ac, 
 IPod., IPuls., IRhus, Sil., ISul., IVer.; in ab- 
 domen, Hep.; in evening, ISul.; in throat, 
 Sil. $gg* gagging, vomiting. 
 
 During stool, terribly nervous : -rrAtrop. s. 
 
 During stool, nose: bleeding, ICoff., IPhos, 
 IRhus. 
 
 During stool, position : abdomen and thigh 
 must be approximated as much as possible, 
 IColoc 
 
 During stool, discharge of prostatic fluid: 
 lAgnus, Alum., HCalc, Caust., Con., IHep., 
 Ilgn., IKali bi., INatr. c, INatr. m., IINitr. 
 ac, IINux v., IPhos., ISelen., HSil., IISul., 
 Thuya, fi^^ sexual organs; also Chap. 22, 
 Prostate. 
 
 During stool, rectum: acrid feeling, Nux m.; 
 sensation as if bowels would come out, Ascl. 
 t., IKali br.; burning, Aloe, Alum., lAmm. 
 
 m., lArs., Bar. c, IBor., ICalc, ICaps., Con., 
 Cornus, Diosc, Graph., Grat., IHydras., ILyc, 
 INatr. m., Niccol., Plat., IPuls., ISil., Sul. ac; 
 burning, as if boiling lead were passing 
 through, Thuya ; burning, passing over into 
 soreness (after labor), IMez.; burning, sting- 
 ing lasts eight hours, three weeks after con- 
 finement,.IHydras.; contraction, in dysentery, 
 lArs.; contracts and protrudes with stitches, 
 ILyc; constriction, Coloc, IPhos.; as if con- 
 stricted and dried up, I Alum. ; pain as from 
 constriction of rectum, prevents passage of 
 feces, IBerb.; cramplike pain, IKreo.; cutting, 
 Asar., Con., INitr. ac, IPuls., ISars., I IVib.; 
 cutting, splinter-like, INitr. ac; excoriated 
 feeling, I Alum.; heat, Aloe ; itching, ISil., 
 ISul.; pain, Alum., Ant. c, IGuarsea, ISep.; 
 pain, with ringing in ears, ILyc; pain, ex- 
 tends to perineum and vagina, with hard, 
 ■Sep.; pain, from spasms, I I Plumb.; pressing, 
 Cornus, ILyc; pressure, in hemorrhoids,! ISul.; 
 prolapsus, Ant. c, ICalc, ICanth., Crot. t., 
 Dulc, Fluor, ac, IGamb., IMez.; prolapsus, 
 in dysentery, ISul.; prolapsus, with loose, 
 I Ant. c; restlessness, and anxiety, Jalap.; 
 retching, in dysentery, ICupr. m.; scraping 
 of posterior wall, Crotal., Crot. t.; scratching, 
 INatr. m.; shooting, with hard, ISep.; smart- 
 ing, lAmm. m., IHydras., IPhos.; soft, feeling 
 as if intestines had no power to evacuate, 
 IHell.; soreness, as if an ulcer had been torn 
 open in rectum, I Ant. c; stinging, Niccol., 
 ILyc, ISil.; stitches, Cinch., Niccol.; tearing, 
 ICalc, ISars., ISep.; tearing, from below up- 
 ward and backward, to point of producing 
 eructations, ILach.; pain, as if rectum were 
 torn to pieces, ISul. ac. ; tingling, ICarbo v.; 
 feels too weak to expel feces, IKali c. 
 gggf anus, straining, tenesmus. 
 
 During stool, with salivation : Colch., IRheum. 
 
 During stool, male' sexual organs : emission of 
 semen, Acet. ac, IGels., IJac, IPhos. ac, 
 I I Plumb.; emission, with diarrhceic, Ars ; 
 emission, without erection, INuph.; erections, 
 Ilgn.; excitement, Natr. c; voluptuous feel- 
 ing, INatr. s. figT" prostatic fluid. 
 
 During stool, must sit bent double : feels gag- 
 ged while lying down, Castor. 
 
 During stool, sleepiness : Bry., Nux m. 
 
 During stool, pain in region of spleen : Kalibi. 
 
 During stool, stomach: burning Mane; con- 
 traction, in cholerine, liEthus.; cramps, IKali 
 c; pain, Bry., ILyc; pressing, Bell., Brom.; 
 retarded, Agar. 
 
 During stool, straining (pressing and urg- 
 ing) : Aloe, Apis, Arg. nit., lArn., Benz. 
 ac, Bry., ICanth., Cochl., ICollin., IColoc, 
 Con. , Cycl., Diosc, IGamb. , Grat, , Hell. , Hep., 
 IHydras., IKali bi., IMagn. c, IMerc. c, 
 IMerc v., Mez., Niccol., Nux m., Oxal. ac, 
 IPhos., Plumb., UPod., IPuls., IRhus, ISep., 
 ISul., I ITromb., Urt. ur., IVer.; with bloody 
 mucous discharge, llris ; all day, IFerr.; as if 
 diarrhoea would ensue, Spong.; in diarrhoea, 
 lArs.; in infantile diarrhoea, IMagn. c. ; al- 
 most continuous, in dysentery, IMerc cor.; 
 ' causes fainting, IVer.; with emission of much 
 flatus (endemic dysentery), IPod.; with vio- 
 lent pain iij head, Ind.; as if from inactivity 
 of rectum, in women, IPod.; like labor pains, 
 before menses, I I Alum.; but little passes, 
 INitr. ac. ; scanty passage or only flatus, Magn. 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
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 m.; scanty, with pinching in abdomen, 
 ■Mere; in morning, Sarrac; with mucous 
 jelly like discharge, Polyp.; painful, Magn.m., 
 INux v., I INatr. p.; painful, during and after, 
 I I Pic. ac; painful, extending into genitals, 
 IKali c. ; painful, in perforating ulcer of stom- 
 ach, INux v.; painless, IMez.; causing stool 
 to pass quickly, Gamb. ; with retching, in sum- 
 mer complaint, IFerr. ph.; even with soft 
 stool, ILyc., INitr. ac, IPhos., Verbas.; with 
 soft, with pain in small of back,Colch.; with 
 soft, pappy, Calad.; ineffectual, during menses, 
 ICalc, IPuls. J^" tenesmus. 
 
 During stool, sweat: Agar., "Atrop. s., Cham., 
 Crot. t., Dulc., Merc, Stram., ITromb., lYer.; 
 cold, on forehead, lYer. ; on forehead, first 
 warm, soon becomes cold and clammy (autum- 
 nal dysentery), IMerc; cold, onlimbs,Gamb.; 
 in diarrhoea, I IRatan.; hot, on forehead, 
 IMerc; caused by pain in bowels, ICoccul.; 
 profuse, on forehead, Ptel.; warm, ISul. 
 
 During stool, taste: bitter, Cham.; metallic, 
 Kali bi.; nauseous, Crot. t. 
 
 During stool, tenesmus (involuntary strain- 
 ing) : Aeon., iEthus., Agar., 1 1 Aloe, Alum., 
 Amm.m., I Ant. t., Apis, lArn., lArs., Bapt., 
 IBell., ICalc, Canth., ICaps., ICaust., IColch., 
 Collin., IColoc, Con., Cornus, Cop., ICrot. t., 
 Cub., ICup. ac, Cycl., Diosc, Eryng., Gamb., 
 Graph., Hell., Hippom., Hell., Illpec, llris, 
 IKali bi., Kali n., ILach., Laur.,Lil. tig., ILyc, 
 Lye vir., ILyss., IMagn. c, IMerc, I IMerc 
 cor., Myr. cer., INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 Niccol., IINuxv., Op., Petrol., IPod., IIPteL, 
 i I Senecio, IStaph., ISul., ITabac, ITromb., 
 Urt. ur., Zinc; in dentition, IMerc. sol.; in 
 chronic diarrhoea of children, ICollin.; in 
 chronic dysentery, ICon.; with hard, I ISpong.; 
 with hard, I IVib.; with hard, in rheumatism, 
 I I Ant. t.; with insufficient, hard, INatr. c; in 
 morning, I I Arum t.; or nervous pressure so 
 intense it appeared to strain out of tips of 
 fingers, Ham. fg^* straining ; also Rectum 
 tenesmus. 
 
 During stool, thirst : Bry., Cham., Cinch., Dulc 
 
 During stool, urethra: burning, IColoc; cutting, 
 in dysentery, ISul. 
 
 During stool, urging : figg"" straining. 
 
 During stool, urination : Amm.m., Bell., IBry., 
 MOxal. ac; dribbling, IKali br.; involuntary, 
 Alum.; urging to urinate, ICic 
 
 During stool, uterus : bearing down, Iod. ; bear- 
 ing down, as if organs would pass out through 
 vagina, must support vulva, ILil. tig.; a foreign 
 body protrudes from vulva (uterine polypus), 
 ICon.; as if organs would fall out, IPod.; 
 pressure, Bell., ICarbo v.; prolapsus, ICalc p. 
 
 During stool, vertigo : ICaust., Cham., ICoccul., 
 Colch., Kob.; with bloody, IManc 
 
 During stool, vomiting : * Apis, lArs., Bry., 
 Colch., Crot. t., Dulc, Ipec, IMerc, MOxal. 
 ac, Stram., IVer.; in cholera morbus, IIYer. ; 
 at night, Cycl.; with cold sweat, Graph.; and 
 urination caused by spasmodic contraction, 
 with tenesmus and strangury, ICrotal. 
 
 During stool, weakness: 7rAtrop. s., Crot. t., 
 ICup. ac, Sec, HVer. 
 
 AFTER STOOL, abdomen: l^g* colic, 
 flatulence. 
 
 After stool, air : sensitiveness to cold, open, 
 IMez.; sensation of hot air blowing over 
 lower part, I ITromb.; bruised pains, in dys- 
 
 entery, ISul.; burning, Kali bi., Sabad.; 
 crampy pains, I ITromb.; cutting, Ars., ICo- 
 loc, Kali n., ILept., Merc, Merc c, IPod., 
 Rheum, IStaph.; cutting, in lower, into testi- 
 cle, IHydras.; distress in umbilical region, 
 Lept.; dragging, heavy sensation, IMur. ac; 
 emptiness, Amyl., IPhos., lYer.; empty, 
 weary, exhausted feeling, Sul. ac; flattened, 
 in cholerine, Uatroph. ; fulness, as if all had 
 not passed, MPhyt. ; griping, I Aloe, Chim. 
 umb., IColoc, ISul.; griping in lower, Agar.; 
 griping, no straining, Lept.; griping, with 
 tenesmus, lEup. perf.; heaviness, Agar.; itch- 
 ing, in dysentery, ISul.; lax feeling, ISep.; 
 pains, Bapt., ICornus, Dros., Fluor, ac; pain 
 is relieved, lAloe, I Ars., I I Cast, v., Cham., 
 I IColch., IColoc, ICornus, Sil.; pain about 
 navel, Aloe, ILept.; pain all over, worse after 
 abortion, I IPod.; pain in lower (chronic diar- 
 rhoea), IGamb.; pains in pelvis worse, Colch.; 
 pinching, Aph.ch., Cycl., IKali c, Merc, INatr. 
 m.; plethora, better/lPod.; pressing in lower, 
 Amb., Iod.; pressing in navel, Crot. t.; pain- 
 ful pressure when walking, better when 
 sitting down, Grat. ; pressing in navel, with 
 protrusion of rectum and constant urging to 
 stool, Crot. t.; sinking feeling, IVer.; stitch- 
 ing, from above downward, Jamb.; distress 
 in solar plexus, IPolyp.; soreness in whole 
 intestines, ISul.; straining about navel, I Ars.; 
 tensive pain in upper while holding breath, 
 Dros.; weakness, Diosc, Lept., Sul.ac; weak, 
 faint feeling, Diosc; weakness, with sharp 
 stitches in rectum, I Plat. 
 After stool, anus : acrid feeling, Nux m. ; biting, 
 Agar., MCanth., IKali c; burning, 1 1 Aloe, 
 Ant. t., 1 1 Ars., Arund., Bar. c, IBerb., Bo v., 
 IBry., Cann. s., UCanth., ICaps., Carb. s., 
 ICarbo v., ICastor., Caust., Chin, a., IColoc, 
 Cornus, Diosc, IIGamb., IHam., Hell., Iod., 
 I llris, Jugl., I IKali c, Kali n., Lach., Laur., 
 IMagn. c, Magn. m., IMerc, IMur. ac, Natr. 
 a., INatr.m., INatr. s.,Niccol.,INuxv.,01eand., 
 Pseonia, IPhos., Prun., IRatan., ISil., Sinap., 
 Stront. , I ISul. ,Tarant.,Tereb., Thuya, ITromb. , 
 I Urt. ur., Zinc; burning, in cholerine, Crot. 
 t. ; burning, drawing soreness, with nausea, 
 Kali bi.; burning, in gastric fever, I ISep.; 
 burning, in typhus, I Apis ; burning, as though 
 on fire, Iris; constriction, Nux m.; constric- 
 tion, worse standing, llgn.; contractive pain, 
 lasts till 5 p.m., suddenly ceasing, llgn.; crawl- 
 ing, Berb. ; cutting, Agar. ; as if cut, for some 
 hours (hemorrhoids), I INux v.; discharge of 
 mucus, IIGraph.; discharge of mucus, then 
 thin fluid from anus, Calad. ; discharge of 
 white or bloody mucus, lAsar.; dull pains, 
 lasting half an hour, ICollin.; fissures bleed- 
 ing, burning smarting, INatr. m.; fulness, 
 Berb.; itching, Aloe, Anag., Berb., Cain., IKali 
 c, IMerc, IMur. ac, Niccol., Plat., IStaph.; 
 as if lacerated, IKali c; pains, Ascl. t., Colch., 
 Coloc, Ind.; atrocious pains, recurring after 
 an hour or two, and lasting twelve hours, 
 preventing sleep (fissure of anus), IPseonia ; 
 excruciating pains, especially if Dowels are 
 costive (fissured anus), IIRatan.; pain in 
 fissure, IMez., ISil. ; pain, as though there were 
 fissures, IINitr. ac; severe pain for hours 
 (constipation), IHydras.; pressure, Berb., IKali 
 bi., Sil. ; Sul. ac; pricking, as of points, Iris ; 
 prickling, Sinap.; prolapsus, Diosc, Hndig., 
 
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 20. STOOL AND RECTUM, 
 
 IMerc, INatr. m., UPod., ISep., ISul., 
 ITromb.; rasping, Berb.; feels raw, 1 1 Apis, 
 IMerc, IINitr. ac, ISul.; rawness, in dysen- 
 tery, lUrt. ur. ; ripping up sensation, INatr. 
 m.; scratching, IINitr. ac; shooting, with 
 spasmodic contractions, in thighs, Plat.; 
 smarting, Agar., HCanth., IGamb., IGraph., 
 Hell., INatr. m., Nux m., IPuls., Sil., Sinap., 
 Tarant., IThuya ; soreness, Alum., Apis, Bry., 
 ICham., IGamb., Graph., Hep., ILach.,Merc, 
 IMur. ac, IINatr. m., IINitr. ac, Nux m., 
 IPod. ; sore, biting, Colch.; spasmodic pains, 
 ILach.; stinging, Berb., ICanth., IKali c, 
 Kali n., IINitr. ac; stitches, IBerb., Niccol.; 
 tearing, IKali c, INatr. m.; tenderness, Berb., 
 IMur. ac; tingling, Plat.; throbbing, I I Alum., 
 Berb., I I Mane; weight, IIAloe, ISep.; as if 
 worms were crawling in anus, Bov. 
 
 After stool, back : aching, IPuls.; dull aching 
 in sacrum and coccyx, extends around side 
 of pelvis, lasts seven hours, I ISul.; chilliness, 
 in small of, IPuls.; drawing pains in, Caps.; 
 flushes of heat, IPod.; pains, ICaps., Dros.; 
 pain in lumbar and sacral region worse, IPod.; 
 pain in small of back better, I lOxal. ac; pain 
 in small of (dysentery), ILyss.; pressing in 
 small of, towards bladder, ICarbo v.; throb- 
 bing, Alum.; wrenching pain in coccyx, Grat. 
 
 After stool, better: Bry., Kali bi., IMerc; as 
 though an irritating substance were removed 
 from bowels, I IGamb. 
 
 After stool, bleeding: Apis, I IChel., ICalc p., 
 ICarbo v., Spong.; black blood, IILobel. i. ; 
 bright blood, with hemorrhoids, IINux v.; 
 passive, bright red blood, llgn.; in constipa- 
 tion, IFluor ac, IINatr. m.; constriction of 
 sphincter, Elaps; immediately, profuse hem- 
 orrhage of dark red blood, Vib.; fetid, from 
 hemorrhoidal, I I Mane ; hemorrhoidal, IMerc ; 
 sanious secretion, Hep.; slime and blood, 
 IIMerc cor.; worse when stool is loose, llgn.; 
 thin red blood, Calab. ; after vaccination, 
 I IThuya. g^" hemorrhoids. 
 
 After stool, breathing : oppressive, with anx- 
 iety, ICalc 
 
 After stool, chest : anxiety, I ICaust. 
 
 After stool, chill: IMez. ; creeping, Grat.; in 
 dysentery, ISul.; rigor, IMerc 
 
 After stool, chilliness : Aloe, Grat., Plat. ; about 
 anus and breast, Plat.; with desire for acid 
 drinks, IMez. ; about head, Plat.; shivering, 
 Aloe ; shivering, with gooseflesh, Ang.; shud- 
 dering, ICanth., Magn. m.; shuddering, after 
 drinking, I ICaps. 
 
 After stool, coldness : of whole body, except 
 face which is hot, I ITromb.; in cholerine, 
 Crot. t. 
 
 After stool, colic : Amm. m., Ant. sul. aur., 
 Bry., Chim. m., ICinch., Diosc, IINitr. ac, 
 Niccol., Plumb., IPod., IPuls., Rheum ; bet- 
 ter, Ant. t., Ars. i., Bapt., ICalc p., ICanth., 
 IColoc, Hell., INatr. s.; better, but soon re- 
 turns, Tromb.; better, with sweating and 
 weakness, IIAloe ; in cholera morbus, Zinc; 
 constrictive, cutting, worse in motion, 
 
 I Rheum ; cutting, Kali n., IMerc. cor.; cut- 
 ting and pinching, IMerc; dragging, I ICarbo 
 v. ; as from flatulence, IPuls.; griping, I ICarbo 
 v. ; griping, as in diarrhoea, without result, 
 
 I I Natr. m. ; worse, Bov. 
 
 After stool, ears: buzzing, ICalc. p.; stitches, 
 MCarb. s. 
 
 After stool, epigastrium : pressure, ICalc, Crot. 
 t., IPuls.; stitches, during pressure, ICalc 
 
 After stool, eructations : I Ars., Bar. c, Kob.,SiL 
 
 After stool, eyes : burning (constipation), 
 INatr. c. 
 
 After stool, face: crawls, Ang.; expression, 
 altered, sunken (cholerine), Crot. t. ; pale, 
 Coloc, Crot. t.; twitching, Ipec 
 
 After stool, fainting : ICalc, ICoccul., Crot, t., 
 Hydras., IPhos., ITereb.; in chronic consti- 
 pation, ILyc; tendency to faint, IINux v. 
 
 After stool, faintness: 'Aloe, Apis, BArs., 
 ICanth., ICon., Big., IDiosc, Lept., IPod., 
 Polyp., Sarrac, I ISul., IVer.; with sensation 
 of emptiness in abdomen, I IPod. 
 
 After stool, feet: cold, after loose, Cornus. 
 
 After stool, flatulence: I ILyc; after liquid 
 stool, borborygmus, then much wind, Cain ; 
 distension, Agar., I ITromb., Vinca; disten- 
 sion of stomach, with dulness and fulness of 
 head better, Cornus ; distension about navel, 
 I Ars.; painful, ILyc; rumbling, Chel.; tym- 
 panitis, Hep. 
 
 After stool, flatus : fetid, Colch. 
 
 After stool, hands : cold, Cornus. 
 
 After stool, head : heat, ILyc; pressure, ILyc. 
 
 After stool, headache: Carb. s.; better, Agar., 
 Oxal. ac 
 
 After stool, heart : palpitation, IIArs., ICalcp., 
 Caust., IICon.,Grat. 
 
 After stool, heat: Bry.; sensation of hot air 
 blowing over lower part of thighs, I ITromb.; 
 relief in hot, watery, sits in a bath as hot 
 as he can endure, I I Ratan. 
 
 After stool, hemorrhoids: IIAloe, I Amm. c, 
 I Brom., Diosc, Graph., Hydras., ISep.; blue, 
 IMur. ac; burning, IINitr. ac, I ISul.; dark, 
 purplish,better by application of warm water, 
 worse from bathing with cold water, IMur. 
 ac ; moisture exuding from, Bar.c; old tumors 
 secreting much slime, bleeding profusely, 
 IINitr. ac. ; painful, bleeding,! INitr. ac; pain- 
 ful, dry, IKali bi. ; painful, in right side of 
 anus, Ars. met.; with pressing in rectum, as if 
 everything would come out, I Rhus ; sharp 
 pain, pricking, or stitching, IINitr. ac; smart- 
 ing, I ISul.; with straining and violent press- 
 ing, Ratan.; swelling, IINitr. ac; hemor- 
 rhoidal symptoms, Calad.; throbbing, I ISul. 
 
 After stool, hunger: IPetrol.; in morning ,Aloe. 
 
 After stool, hypochondria: pain in, Collin.; 
 pinching, Caust. 
 
 After stool, lassitude : Bov., ICalc, Ipec, ILyc; 
 lassitude, in dysentery, ISul. Jg^sT* weakness. 
 
 After stool, legs : cramp in calves, I I Oxal. ac; 
 mild cramp in left calf, Med.; heat and press- 
 ure in thighs, ILyc; knees weak, Tromb.; 
 tired, ILyc 
 
 After stool, liver : distress, ILept. 
 
 After stool, mental condition : anxiety, INitr. 
 ac. ; cheerfulness, Bor. ; dulness, Cycl. ; forget- 
 fulness, Cycl.; happy mood, INatr. s.; ill hu- 
 mor, Nitr. ac; lively, contented, looking 
 cheerfully into future, IBor.; nervousness, ir- 
 ritation, IINitr. ac; nervous erethism, llgn. 
 
 After stool, nausea: Aeon., Cain., ICaust.,Crot. 
 t., IKali bi., INatr.m., I lOxal.ac, ISil.,IVer.; 
 two hours after usual stool in morning, sensa- 
 tion in abdomen, Zing.; with fainting, Crot. 
 t.; in morning, Zing. 
 
 After stool, neck: stiffness, IPuls. 
 
 After stool, nose : obstruction, Hep. 
 
20. STOOL AND RECTUM. 
 
 5S1 
 
 After stool, perineum i contractive pain, ILyc. 
 
 After stool, rectum : aching fulness in, Gymn. ; 
 burning, lAmm. m., IBArs., Bry., ICalc, Cor- 
 nus, Grat., IHydras., Ind., Lil. tig., ILyc, 
 INatr. m., I INitr. ac, BPod., Sabad.; looks dark 
 red and bloody, IMerc; burning soreness, 
 Caust.; constriction, causing faintness, IMerc; 
 ■constriction, with tenesmus, IMez.; contrac- 
 tive sensation, Stront.; contractive sore pain, 
 like from blind piles, lllgn.; cramps, IPhos.; 
 cramping pain, IFerr.; crawling, I Mar. v.; 
 •cutting, for hours, IINitr. ac; renewed desire, 
 Colch.; feeling of diarrhoea, Colch.; drawing, 
 for hours, IINitr. ac; dull pain, as if dis- 
 tended with gas, lllgn.; itching, Euphor.; 
 lancinating, even when soft, INitr. ac; pain, 
 INatr. c, ISep.; pains, sometimes extend to 
 back, IMerc; cessation of pains and tenes- 
 mus, IColoc, IGamb., INux v., IRhus ; pain, 
 in chronic constipation, ILyc; pain, scarcely 
 •endurable, with scirrhous indura'tions in rec- 
 tum, 1 1 Alum.; pain, long lasting, I Alum., 
 Hydras.; pains, causing screams and cry- 
 ing, IColch. ; pain, severe, for hours (con- 
 stipation), IHydras.; pain, sharp, llgn.; 
 violent pains during constipated stool, 
 complete cessation of effort, especially with 
 hemorrhoids, Thuya; pain, must walk (dys- 
 entery), ILyss.; pressure, ICalc, llgn.; press- 
 ing, stinging, cutting, IPuls.; prolapsus, ICoc- 
 •cul., Diosc, llgn., Iris, IMerc, Mez.,1 IRatan.; 
 prolapsed, constricted, sensitive to touch, 
 painful like a sore, during pregnancy, IMez. ; 
 prolapsus painful, IINitr. ac; sensation as if 
 rectum protruded and then suddenly went 
 back with a jerk and most horrible pain, 
 I IRatan.; remission of pains and urging, 
 IRhus ; scratching, IINitr. ac; screwing pain, 
 IKali c; shooting, IINitr. ac; smarting, 
 lAmm. m., IHydras., INatr. m., Sinap., 
 . IStaph. ; soreness, Iod.; soreness, with ichor, 
 Hep.; sticking, Cham. ; as if splinters of glass 
 were sticking, with heat, I IRatan.; sticking, as 
 from hemorrhoids, IINuxv., stinging, IINitr. 
 ac; stitches,Calad. , Cham., I INitr. ac; stitches, 
 last till 5 p.m., suddenly ceasing, llgn. ; long 
 stitches, upward (constipation), IMez.; throb- 
 bing, in dysentery, ISul.; tingling, Cinch.; 
 urging, Dig.; sensation as if something re- 
 mained, Aloe, ILil. tig., ILyc, IMerc, Nux 
 m., IINux v., Sinap., ISul.; a long continued 
 sensation as if one had just been to stool, 
 Berb.; weak feeling, Lept. 
 
 After stool, sexual organs: burning in prepuce, 
 Sill; burning in urethra (constipation), INatr. 
 c; erections, ICalc; milk-like fluid runs 
 from urethra, Hod.; a drop of watery, sticky 
 substance passes from urethra, Selen.; weak 
 feeling, ICalc. p. 
 
 After stool, sleepiness : Bry., Nux. m. 
 
 After stool, stomach: pressure, Carb. s., Crot.t. 
 
 After stool, straining (pressing, urging) : 
 I^Ethus., Agar., lAsar., IBell., Berb., ICanth., 
 Crot. t., Cycl., Dig., Diosc, Dros., IMerc, 
 I IMerc. cor., Merc. iod. rub., INatr. m., Niccol., 
 INitr. ac, Petrol., I Rheum, ISul., Thuya, 
 I ITromb. f$g~ tenesmus. 
 
 After stool, stupefaction : INatr. m. 
 
 After stool, sweat: lArs. ; cold, on face, hands 
 and feet, ISul.; on face and neck, Como.; on 
 forehead, Crot. t. ; warm, the forehead be- 
 comes cold, IMerc. 
 
 After stool, tenesmus : Agar., IJ^thus., Amm. 
 m., I Ant. t. , Apis, Bapt., I IBell., Berb., Bo v., 
 ICanth., HCaps., ICoccul., I IColch. , Collin., 
 Cub., Fluor, ac, Grat., llgn., Ipec, Jugl., 
 I IKali bi., Kali n., Kob., ILach., Lil. tig., 
 ILyss., IMagn. c, Mane, I IMerc, I IMerc. 
 cor., Merc iod. rub., IMez., INatr. m.,Niccol., 
 IPhos., Plat., IPod., IIRheum, IRhus, IISul., 
 I ITromb., Zinc; better, IColoc, IGamb., 
 IINux v., IRhus ; burning, Ind.; child falls 
 asleep as soon as tenesmus ceases, IISul.; with 
 diarrhoea, composed mostly of slime" and fecal 
 matter, IMerc. sol. ; in dysentery, ICub., llgn.; 
 severe and painful, IPod.; extending to per- 
 ineum and urethra (male), IMez.; in urticaria, 
 IBov. S^" Rectum tenesmus. 
 
 After stool, thirst: Ant. t., HCaps., Dulc, 
 I ITromb.; in dysentery, ICaps. 
 
 After stool, throat: dryness, MOxal. ac 
 
 After stool, trembling : lArs., Carb. s., IMerc; 
 tremulous, HCon.; trembling feeling (chronic 
 dysentery), HCon. 
 
 After stool, uneasiness : IINitr. ac. 
 
 After stool, urination: involuntary, Alum., 
 ■Zinc; involuntary dribbling, ISelen.; urging 
 without passing a drop, Lyss. 
 
 After stool, uterus: cramps, ILyc; knifelike 
 pains better, Pallad. 
 
 After stool, vertigo : I Caust., INatr. m., Petrol.; 
 in cholerine, Crot. t. 
 
 After stool, vomiting : IVer.; pains in abdomen 
 cease, Cain. 
 
 After stool, ■weakness (debility, exhaustion, 
 prostration) : Apis,IArs.,Bapt.,Bor.,Bov.,Calc, 
 Carbo s., Carbo v., Chin. s.,Cochl., Colch., Co- 
 loc, Como., I Con., Crotal., Crot. t., Graph., 
 IHydras., Ipec, IJatroph., Lil. tig., Med., 
 IMerc, IIMerc sol., IMez., INatr. m., IINitr. 
 ac, INux m., Petrol., IPhos., IPod., ISec, 
 ■Sep., ISil., ISul., ITereb., Thuya, I ITromb., 
 HVer. ; with burning in anus, Yinca ; in abdo- 
 men and rectum, IPod. ; in bowels, ILept. ; after 
 chills (drops} 7 ), IDig.; after constipated stool, 
 IVer.; in cholera infantum, ICrot. t.; in diar- 
 rhoea of children, during epidemic of cholera, 
 IPod. ; in chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; in chronic 
 dysentery, HCon.; fatigue, ILyc; in infants, 
 IBenz. ac; in intermittent fever, ICoccul.; in 
 typhoid fever, IPhos., ISul.; after fright, 
 HVer.; in hydrocephaloid, IVer.; in affections 
 of liver, I IPod.; obliged to lie down, Am., 
 lArs., llgn., IPhos.; after loose stool, ISep.; 
 after a meal, lAsar. ; last stage of marasmus, 
 INuph.; after natural stool, IPod.; as if 
 whole body would pass away, IRob.; sinking 
 feeling, I INatr. p.; tremulous, IIArs.; water- 
 brash, Caust. 
 
 WORMS, worm affections (helminthiasis) : 
 Aeon., All. sat., Apoc, lArg. nit., I I Art. v., 
 lAsar., Ascl. s., Bar. m., IBell., HCalc, Calad., 
 ICarbo v., ICepa, IChel.,Chen., I IChim.umb., 
 ICic, HCina, HCinch., Coloc, IDolich., 
 Euphor., IFerr., I IFerr. s., IIFilix, Ign., 
 Indig., ILyc, IMar. v., IIMerc, INatr. m., 
 IINux v., Phos., 1 1 Plant,, Pod., IPuls.,Ratan., 
 Sabad., ISil., HSpig., IStann., Stram., IISul., 
 IITereb., HVal.,Viol. 
 
 Worms, ascarides (lumbricoids,round worms) : 
 lAbsin., lAcet. ac, Aeon., I Agnus, Ant. t., 
 •Arum m., Asar., IBar. c, I Bar. m., IBell., 
 Bufo., ICalc, ICarbo v., HCina, ICinch., 
 ICup. m., IDig., I IFerr., IFerr. m., I IFerr. s., 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 Graph., Grat., Ign., Uatroph., I I Kali m., 
 IMagn. c, I Mar. v., IIMerc. (in alternation 
 with Sul.), I IMillef.,INuxv., IRatan.,ISabad., 
 ISep., HSil., ISpig., IStann., I IStram., IISul., 
 IBTereb., Val., IVer.; with bloated, drumlike 
 abdomen, I I Sumb.; with itching at anus, even- 
 ing till midnight, Calc a.; with creeping and 
 itching and nightly restlessness, worse from 
 warmth of bed, IMar. v.; in angina pectoris, 
 I lOxal. ac; catarrh of chest, IKali c; with 
 constipation, ICalc, 1 1 Sumb.; fits of spasmodic 
 coughing at night, IMagn. c; with whoop- 
 ing cough, I ISpong.; with diarrhoea, Magn.s., 
 I ISpong. ; with prosopalgia, llgn.; in infantile 
 catarrh, I I Kali c. ; in intestinal catarrh, IChel.; 
 with bleeding hemorrhoids, IFerr. m.; in 
 marasmus, jAbrot.; cause nymphomania, 
 ISabad.; with pruritus, of young girls, llgn.; 
 with great rectal irritation, ITJrt. ur. 
 
 Worms, cause catalepsy : ISabad. 
 
 Worms, in children: Cic, HCina, llgn., INux 
 m;, IIRuta, HSpig. ; in dentition, with con- 
 stipation, IDolich.; in difficult dentition, 
 HSil. 
 
 Worms, with chorea : ICalc, ICina ; convulsive 
 trembling or twitching, ISabad. 
 
 Worms, with colic : Aeon., ICalc, Chen., 
 HCina, ICinch., Coloc,Indig., I IRuta,Sabad., 
 ISil., HSpig., IVal. 
 
 Worms, with constipation : ICalc, IFilix, 
 I I Sumb. 
 
 Worms, with convulsions: Art., Bar. m., 
 I Bell., ICham., ICic, HCina, IIHyos., Ign., 
 Indig., IStann., Strain., ITereb.; in children, 
 ICina, I llgn.; with epilepsy, during denti- 
 tion, IStann. 
 
 Worms, with cough: ICina, ISpig., I ITereb. 
 
 Worms, with itching in ears : Sabad. 
 
 Worms, eyes : preceded by cataract, ISil.; di- 
 lated pupils, HSpig.; strabismus, IBell., 
 HCina, HSpig. 
 
 Worms, fever lAcon., IBell., Cic, HCina; 
 
 with convulsions, IBell., ICham., ISpig.; with 
 diarrhoea, IChim.m. 
 
 Worms, with headache: ICalc 
 
 Worms, heart: palpitation, HSpig. 
 
 Worms, mouth: fetid breath, IBai\ m., Euphor., 
 HSpig., IStann., ITereb. 
 
 Worms, nervous disorder: HCina, ISabad., 
 HSpig. 
 
 Worms, nose: bleeding, at night, I Merc; itch- 
 ing, HSpig.; picking, HCina, I INatr. p.; 
 sneezing, Apoc. 
 
 Worms, oxyuris (pin, seat, or threadworms) : 
 IIAcon., IA11. sat., lArg. nit., Bar. c, ICalc, 
 HCina, Citrus, IICup. m., IDolich., I IFerr., 
 IHep., Indig., I IKali m., Mar. v., I I Med., 
 IINatr. m., IRatan., Ruta, ISabad., I IStram., 
 IISul., Tell., 1 1 Thuya, I lUrt. ur. 
 Bg^* Anus crawling, itching. 
 
 Worms, cause paralysis : ICina, IStann. 
 
 Worms, after scarlatina : IBar. m. 
 
 Worms, taenia (tapeworm): IIAilant., Amb., 
 lArg. nit., Ars., HCalc, ICarbo a., llCarbo 
 v., ICina, I ICinnab., Cinch., Cop., ICup. ac, 
 ICup. m., IFerr., I IFerr. s., I IFilix, IForm., 
 ■ ■Graph., Ign., Kali c, IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 IMar. v., IIMerc; in alternation with Sul., 
 INatr. c, Nux v., IPetrol., IPhos., ' IPlat., 
 IPuls., ISabad., iSal.ac, I I Sep., HSil., IStann., 
 IISul., ITereb., I IVer.; with severe burning 
 boring in abdomen, accumulation of saliva in 
 mouth, chilliness, and sensitiveness to cold, 
 I ISabad.; with convulsions, llgn.; with hemi- 
 crania, ISabad. 
 
 Worms, throat : inflamed, IBell., ICina; in- 
 flamed, pale redness, swelling, swallows often, 
 HSpig. 
 
 Worms, cause incontinence of urine at night : 
 I ICina, IXJran. n. 
 
 Worms, with vomiting : Apoc, Arg. nit., Bar. 
 m., ICina, ISpig.; vomiting of round worms, 
 I ISabad. 
 
 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 Bladder. Kidneys. Ureters. Urethra. Urination. Before 
 Urination. During Urination. After Urination. Urine. 
 
 BLADDER, aching: in cystitis, Berb., lEup. 
 pur.; deep, dull, lEup. pur.; distress, Erig.; 
 during menses (chronic cystitis and irritabil- 
 ity of bladder), I ISep.; in region of, IHell., 
 Pallad.; after and before urinating, IFluor.ac; 
 followed by frequent desire to urinate much 
 at a time, worse when lying, INux v. 
 g^° soreness. 
 
 Bladder, atony : jgg^ weakness. 
 
 Bladder, feeling as of a ball rolling about, 
 when turning over (uterine displacement, 
 cystitis): HLach. 
 
 Bladder, bearing down : jg^- pressure, ten- 
 esmus. 
 
 Bladder, bleeding : Erig., IHam., IFerr. ph., 
 I ITJrt. ur.; thick, black blood, ISec; pure 
 blood, with burning (purpura hemorrhagica),, 
 I ITereb. jg^T Urine bloody. 
 
 Bladder, burning : HCanth., Sep.; in cystitis,, 
 lAcon., lArs., ICanth.; biting, with efforts to 
 pass urine, tormenting him foranhour,Prun.;: 
 in dysentery and gonorrhcea,IICaps.; in even- 
 ing, Lyss. ; in fundus, Ind. , Thuya ; in hema- 
 turia, lArs.; during menses (chronic cystitis- 
 and irritability of bladder), I ISep.; in morn- 
 ing, before urinating first time, IBerb.; in 
 neck, Aeon., ICop., I IPuls.; in neck, during 
 urination, ICham., INux v., Petrol.; in neck, 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 during urination (hay fever), IRan. b.; in 
 region of neck, morning in bed, INux v.; 
 from neck to fossa navicularis, IBCanth.; in 
 sphincter, Prun.; could not stand, lEup.pur.; 
 alternates with burning in umbilicus, worse 
 at rest, better walking in open air (hematu- 
 ria), IITereb.; burning, with urging to urin- 
 ate, Prun.; before and during urination, 
 Rheum ; after urination, Berb., ILyc. 
 B@ Q " heat, inflammation. 
 
 Bladder, bursting feeling : but not energy 
 enough to pass a good stream, Zinc; painful, 
 during cough, Caps. $gj^ distended, ful- 
 ness; also Urine retention. 
 
 Bladder, calculi (gravel, stone): 1 1 Ant. c, 
 1 1 Apoc, I lArg. nit., 1 1 Are., I lAspar., I I Bell., 
 IBenz. ac, IIBerb., Cact., HCalc, ICannab., 
 HCanth., I ICarbo v., Card, m., ICinch., 1 1 Coc- 
 cus, ;Cochl.,Coff.t., I IColch., I IColoc.,1 I Cup. 
 m., Dig., Equis., I I Eup. pur. , I I Graph., I I Kreo., 
 ILach., ILith., I ILyc, Mez., Naja, Natr. m., 
 Natr. s., INitr. ac, INux m., INux v., Pallad., 
 IPareira, IPetrol., IPhos., IPuls., IRuta, 
 USars., llSep., ISil., I I Thuya, I lUva ; cause 
 colic, jTereb.; concretions of urate of ammo- 
 nia,IBenz. ac. ; disposition to, in cystitis,! I Lye; 
 in gout, IIBenz. ac. ; gravel, -Anag., Benz. 
 ac, -Chim. umb., Cinch., ICoccus, ICochl., 
 Coff.t, Con., Eup. pur., IHydras., ILith., I ILyc, 
 I IMagn. p., IXatr. s., IPhos., IRaph., Ruta, 
 ISars., ISil., 1 1 Urt. ur., Uva, Zinc; gravel, with 
 chronic bronchitis, I ICoccus ; gravel, in chil- 
 dren, I ISars.; gravel, with hematuria, ILyc; 
 gravel, with pain in back, llpom.; gravel, 
 periodical discharge, ILyc; gravel, in sub- 
 acute pleuritis, lArg. nit.; passes small quan- 
 tities of fine red sand, ILyc; gravel, in small 
 quantities, when urinating, lAspar. ; pain and 
 spasm during passage, INux v.; one pris- 
 matic crystal of triple phosphate (Bright's 
 disease), IKalm.; discharge of a porous stone, 
 as large as half a bean, with much sand and 
 sediment (renal colic), ILyc. ; stone, pain from, 
 INux m.; after operation for stone, lArn., 
 Bell., ICalend., Cham., Cinch., Cup. m., Dig., 
 Laur., Nux m., Nux v., IStaph., Ver.; stone, 
 with retention of urine, I IMillef.; periodical 
 discharge of small, ILyc; passes frequently 
 small crystals of uric acid, IPareira ; passed 
 several times (nephritic colic), I IPareira; 
 small, pass away, IDolich.; small, round and 
 rough, with hematuria, ILyc; causing ulcera- 
 tion of bladder, All. sat. 
 fig^ Kidneys, calculi, colic. 
 
 Bladder, cancer: with hematuria, Crotal. 
 jg^" ulceration. 
 
 Bladder, catarrh: Ant. c, Ant. t., I Apis, Apoc, 
 IIBenz. ac.,ICalc, ICanth., ICarbo v., ICaust,, 
 IChim. umb., ICinnab., Clem., I I Collin., IICo- 
 loc, ICon., ICop., Cub., IIDulc, Equiset., 
 Erig., IIEucal., IGels., IIHam., Hydras., 
 Kali c, IKali m., I I Kali ph., ILach., HLvc, 
 I INux v.,Phos.,IPuls., Sal. ac, 1 1 Sen eg., ISin- 
 ap., Sticta, ITereb., HUva ursi ; from atony, 
 I IMillef.; with bleeding,IHam.,Millef. ; chron- 
 ic, lAnt.c, ICalc , ICarbo v., ICop., IFerr., 
 Indig., IIKali m., I ILyc, I IPareira, IPhos., 
 ISars., ISeneg., ISul., 1 1 Trill., lUva ursi; 
 chronic, with cartilaginous condition of inner 
 coat, which felt very hard to the sound, I IPa- 
 reira ; blennorrhea, *IIUva ursi ; blennorrhea, 
 of old people, ICarbo v.; blennorrhea, puru- 
 
 lent, ISil.; from taking cold in damp weather 
 (pemphigus), IDulc; mostly in old persons, 
 ■Alum. ; particularly in old debauchees, Coff. 
 t. ; particularly in old persons of sedentary 
 habits, ITereb.; with pain and irritation, 
 I I Erig. ; with pustules and boils on body, 
 Indig.; with sexual excitement, Chel.; with 
 strangury, six weeks later incontinence of 
 urine, IDulc; subacute, ISeneg.; especially in 
 women, I I Mitch, rep. gg^ inflammation, 
 irritability ; also Urination difficult. 
 
 Bladder,congestion : I ITereb. ;passive,IHam.; 
 congested feeling, in evening, Lyss. 
 gggT heat, inflammation. 
 
 Bladder, constriction : of neck, Cact.; in neck, 
 during urination, Colch. ; painful, IBerb., 
 Sars.; with urinary tenesmus and involuntary 
 emission of a little urine, IPuls.; in prostatic 
 affection, Cact.; spasmodic, Phos. ac; feeling 
 of strangulation at neck, during urination, 
 lasting a long while, I I Polyg. $^T contrac- 
 tion, cramp, pressure, spasm, spasmodic 
 pain, tenesmus ; also Urination strangury, 
 urging. 
 
 Bladder, contraction: empty, Colch.; painful, 
 Berb.; painful during micturition, Dig.; when 
 pressed upon, Berb. ; violent, in region of, 
 Petrol. S@f constriction, cramp, press- 
 ing, spasm, spasmodic pain, tenesmus; 
 also Urination strangury, urging. 
 
 Bladder, a cooling feeling in region of, in even- 
 ing : Lyss. 
 
 Bladder, cramp: Carb. s., INux v.; colic, ICar- 
 bo v.; feeling, preceded by colic, Zinc; caused 
 by flatulency, he is obliged to double up, 
 I I Prun.; in desquamative nephritis, I I Plumb.; 
 painful, Berb.; crampy pain, followed by he- 
 maturia, IMez. ; painful in neck, Carb. s.; 
 pain during pregnancy (strangury), ILyc; 
 sharp pains, caused by urging to urinate, if 
 not attended to immediately, Prun.; in sphinc- 
 ter, Cinch, bol.; in sphincter, urine com- 
 mences to flow after waiting a long time, 
 IOp.; sympathetic, from uterus, Caulo., IVib.; 
 particularly with urging and burning, Sars. 
 jggg^ constriction, contraction, pressing, 
 spasm, spasmodic pain, tenesmus; also 
 Urination strangury, urging. 
 
 Bladder, crawling: after urination, ILyc 
 
 Bladder, cutting : iEthus., IBerb., Coccus, Eup. 
 pur., IKali c; constant, at fundus (acute ca- 
 tarrh), IColoc; in left side, IBerb.; in left 
 side, into urethra, IBerb.; in neck, IKali c; 
 from neck to fossa navicularis, HCanth.; at 
 neck, during urination, lasting a long while, 
 I I Polyg.; tearing, IKali c; alternates with 
 cutting in umbilicus, worse at rest, better 
 walking in open air (hematuria), IITereb.; 
 before urinating, Calc p.; with urging to uri- 
 nate, caused by motion of child (pregnancy), 
 I I Thuya; with frequent urging to urinate, 
 but only a few drops are discharged, continues 
 after urination, I ISul. 
 g^T shooting, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Bladder, disagreeable sensation: 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Bladder, distended : IIApis, Arm, IHell.,Sars.; 
 with chilliness, I IMed., IOp.; in cystitis, 
 ICalad.; in chronic cystitis, lArs.; in delirium 
 tremens, MStram.; in diphtheria, I I Lac c; 
 although emptied every half hour during day, 
 Eup. pur.; feels distended when empty, Lye 
 vir. ; feeling of enlargement (chronic cystitis 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 and irritability of bladder), 1 1 Sep.; hard, in 
 cystitis, Tarant.; in locomotor ataxia, lArg. 
 nit. ; overcomes resistance of sphincter and 
 dribbles, Sarrac; pain, as from distension, 
 IIEquiset. ; paralysis, in pregnancy, ICaust.; 
 could bear no pressure, All. sat.; with urging 
 to urinate, Abrot.; urine does not flow, absence 
 of urging, great debility as after typhus, IPhos. 
 )$i^ paralysis , also Urine retention. 
 
 Bladder, dragging: painful, ICheL; pressing, 
 Lactu. v. $^° drawing. 
 
 Bladder, drawing : Coccus ; in neck, Cop.; 
 pain, while sitting, Card, m.; in one or other 
 side, extending into female urethra, BBerb.; 
 spasmodic, towards penis, Calad.; upwards, 
 in female, during urination, Calc. p.; with 
 frequent urging to urinate, Rhod. 
 B®» dragging. 
 
 Bladder, dull feeling: Eup. pur., Pallad., 
 IPuls.; in cystitis, INux v.; even when just 
 emptied, Gnaphal.; as if contents would fall 
 out, over pubes, with constant desire to push 
 them back, Sep.; moving up and down at 
 every step, after urination, Ruta ; pressing, 
 in nephritis or cystitis, IChim. umb.; with 
 desire to urinate every ten or fifteen minutes, 
 Cub. ; without desire to urinate, Calad. 
 f$^° heaviness. 
 
 Bladder, dull pain: MLach., I IPhos.; severe, 
 not better after urinating, IBEquis. 
 
 Bladder, fistula : after gonorrhoea, edges indur- 
 ated, discharge of pus and urine, I ISul. 
 
 Bladder, fungoid: of trigone vesicae, ICalc. 
 
 Bladder, gangrene: Canth. 
 
 Bladder, gravel : fl@» calculi. 
 
 Bladder, heat: ICepa ; constant, at neck, pain- 
 ful micturition, even convulsions, Elat.; with 
 ischuria or retention of urine, IPuls. 
 jgg^* burning, inflammation. 
 
 Bladder, heaviness: Astac, ICanth., ILyc; 
 after catching cold (renal colic), ILyc. ; leaden, 
 across, with sensation of pressure from navel 
 downward, worse during motion and com- 
 pelling patient to bend forward when seated, 
 INatr. m. fl^"* full feeling. 
 
 Bladder, hemorrhoids: ICanth., Carbo v., 
 Euphor., IHam.; bleeding, hematuria, Ars., 
 
 I ICalc, 8Ham., Lye, Merc, Nitr. ac, Nux v.; 
 profuse bleeding, IFerr. Jg^" congestion ; 
 also Urine bloody. 
 
 Bladder, inflammation: IIAcon., Amm. c, 
 
 I I Ant. t. ,11 Apis, IArn.,IArs., Aspar., IBar.m., 
 1 1 Bell., IBerb., Cact., I Calad., Calc, Camph., 
 ICann. i., ICann. s., llCanth., ICaps., ICaust., 
 ■Chim. umb., Colch., Coloc, ICon., ICop., 
 ■Cub., IDig., IDulc, Elat., lEquiset., Erig., 
 Eryng., lEup. pur., IGels., Guarsea, ■Hell., 
 ■Hydras., IHyos., Kali bi. , Kalic, I I Kali ph., 
 ■ ILach., Lil. tig., Lith., IILyc, IMerc, 
 ■Nitr. ac, INux v., Pareira, Phos. ac, Polyg., 
 Prun. , IIPuls., USars., Seneg., HSep., ISul., 
 Tarant., I ITereb.; catarrhal, IPuls.; in neck, 
 catarrhal, INux v. ; with fever. I Ver. v.; with 
 violent fever, Ferr. ph., I I Kali m.; in- 
 creases slowly to greatest violence with con- 
 stant desire to urinate, causing spasms, 
 ■Hell.; after suppression of menses or of 
 hemorrhoidal flow, INux v.; discharge of 
 thick white mucus, IKali m.; in neck, Apis, 
 ■Caps., Dig.; in neck, with difficult urination, 
 Hyos.; necrotic, caused by a decomposition of 
 urine and formation of carbonate of ammonia 
 
 brought on by catheterization and introduc- 
 tion of bacteride germs, 1 1 Plumb,; second 
 stage, when swelling has set in, IKali m.; 
 with soreness all over, Eup. pur. ; traumatic, 
 ■Arm; urging, urine passes in drops, ad- 
 mixed with blood, IIAcon.; with light colored 
 urine, filled with mucus, Med. 
 fgH^ burning, catarrh, congestion, heat, 
 irritability, sensitive, ulceration. 
 
 Bladder, injuries: affections after mechanical 
 injuries, IIArn.; after lithotomy, UStaph.; 
 after lithotomy, pus-like discharge, 1 1 Millef . 
 gil^ calculi. 
 
 Bladder, irritability: lAct. rac, lApis, IBell., 
 ■Benz. ac, Brach., ■Chim. umb., Chlorof., 
 ■Cop., ■Cub., IIErig., ILept., IPlant., IPod., 
 ■Puts., ■Seneg., HSep., IISuL, IVespa ; from 
 calculi, IIErig.; in children, preceded by 
 headache and heat in head, MSenecio; 
 chronic, I ISul.; chronic, mucous secretion, 
 1 1 Eup. pur.; gouty diathesis, IColch., ISa- 
 bina ; in gout or alcoholism, INux v.; pre- 
 cedes leucorrhcea, ISenecio; excessive, with 
 large deposits of lithates, lEup. pur.; in newly 
 married people, especially the women, IStaph.; 
 in neck, I Apis, ICanth.; of neck, threatening 
 inflammation , I I Hell. ; of neck, in old women, 
 Cop.; of neck, cervix uteri engorged, dark red 
 and swollen, 1 1 Mitch, rep.; from nephritis, 
 irritation, IZinc; better at night in bed, IBar. 
 c; sphincter, causing frequent urination day 
 and night, IPlant.; swollen condition of neck, 
 
 I I Mitch, rep.; with tenesmus, depending upon 
 gouty diathesis, IColch.; in women, lEup. pur. 
 fg^* 1 catarrh, inflammation, sensitive. 
 
 Bladder, itching : in region of, with urging to 
 urinate, especially at night, ISep.; in region 
 of neck, in morning in bed, INux v. 
 gg^* irritation. 
 
 Bladder, neuralgia : after use of catheter, sen- 
 sation as if muscles did not contract, IMagn. 
 p.; in neck, I IKali br.; especially if vesical 
 symptoms are preceded by nephralgia, ■Zinc; 
 urethra or seminal cord affected, 8Clem. 
 
 Bladder, pain (undefined): Agnus, Ant. t, 
 Arn., Aurant., Benz. ac, IBerb., Calad., Cann. 
 i., I Canth., I Carbo v., ICaust., I ICepa, Equiset., 
 ■Ferr.,Indig., Jalap., Phyt., Polyg., I ITarant.; 
 on awaking, Chrom. ac; after coitus, in male, 
 ■Cepa; after taking cold (cystitis), ISars.; 
 worse from drinking,ICanth.; after acrid drugs, 
 Camph.; after injecting nitrate of silver for 
 gonorrhoea, I ITarant.; in evening, after exer- 
 tion, Pallad.; towards evening (hematuria), 
 ■Ipec;flashes, more toward right, before pass- 
 ing water,! Lith.; fleeting (catarrh), I IBenz.ac; 
 with fever, I Cact.; with headache, intermittent, 
 during paroxysms, I IPtel.; in liver com- 
 plaint, ICheL; in morning sickness, I ICon.; 
 when moving, IBerb.; in neck, IBerb., 
 ICann. s., IFerr. ph.; about neck, in even- 
 ing, Lyss. ; in neck, like that when having 
 stream suddenly stopped, ICalc p.; in neck, 
 on attempting urination after catching 
 cold, ■Cop.; in neck, before urinating, 
 INux v.; in neck, after urinating, Apis, 
 
 I I Sars. ; in neighboring parts , with weak 
 streams of water, ICalc. p.; with painful draw- 
 ing up of testes, Thuya ; with painful retraction 
 of left testicle (chronic catarrh of bladder), 
 I I Pareira ; on turning over in bed, as if blad- 
 der would fall towards side on which he is 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 lying, IPuls.; with frequent urging, HCanth.; 
 before and during urination, IPbyt. ; during 
 urination, Brach.; during urination, after ty- 
 phoid nervous disease, IManc; after urina- 
 tion, Brach. ; after a few drops pass (prostatic 
 affection), ICaust. ; if call to urinate is post- 
 poned, Sul. ac, momentarily better as soon as 
 urine descends into urethra, Prun.; on walk- 
 ing, better from pressure of hand, IPuls. 
 
 Bladder, paralysis: Aeon., I I Agar., Alumin., 
 IIArs., ICact. , ICamph., I ICarboa. , ■ ICaust., 
 ICic, ICup.m., IIDulc, Form., 1 1 Gels,, Hell., 
 Helon., IHyos., I I Merc, Mur. ac, IINux v., 
 IOp., IPlumb., IPuls., lEhus, ISec, ISec, 
 ISil., Tabac, Thuya, Zinc; with anxiety, 
 ICic; in children, with affection of head, IHy- 
 os.; diminution of contractile power, Ipom. ; 
 in daytime, I IThuya ; after diphtheria,IGels.; 
 distended to navel, IGels.; distended, during 
 pregnancy, I I Hell.; of detrusor, I INux v.; 
 constant dribbling, Tabac; expulsive power 
 weakened, I IPlumb.; feels paralyzed, has no 
 power to expel urine, IThuya ; causes inconti- 
 nence, IKali ph.; after labor, lArs., IChlorof., 
 IHyos.; of neck, Bell., Canth., I IPuls.; felt 
 as if he had not power to close but is able to 
 contain urine, Stram.; particularly old people, 
 Cann. s., IGels., I IKali ph.; chronic inconti- 
 nence in old, flabby people, IThuya ; no pain, 
 not even on pressure, IGels.; partial, requiring 
 use of catheter, 7rAtrop. s.; semi-paralysis, 
 Cod.; paretic condition, with frequent mictu- 
 rition of pale, yellow urine, I I Zinc. ; with pru- 
 ritus, MZincjfrom every retention, ICaust.; 
 urine retained, IOp.; of sensation, with affec- 
 tions of urinary organs, Cub. ; loss of energy 
 in sphincter, causing frequent urine, IPhos. ; 
 laxity of sphincter, copious nocturnal enu- 
 resis, IPlant. ; from spinal degeneration, 
 I IPlumb.; with tendency to twitching (mye- 
 litis), IMerc ; in typhus, I IPsor. ; causes weak 
 slow stream of urine, I Sul. 
 $3^ Urination inability, insufficient, in- 
 voluntary, slow ; also Urine retention. 
 
 Bladder, polypus : HCalc 
 
 Bladder, pressing sensation: IIAcon., I lAph. 
 ch., Astac,IAur. met., ICamph., Caps., ICarbo 
 v., MCepa, Cinch, bob, Coff., Cop., Cycl., 
 Eup. pur., Jalap., I ILach., IILil. tig., Med., 
 Natr. c, IINux v., IPhos. ac, IPuls., I ISep., 
 Staph., ISul.; anxious, with sudden desire to 
 urinate, but scanty emission, Graph.; bearing 
 down, I I Apis, Cop., IDulc; bearing down, 
 worse lying down, especially at night, better 
 from horseback riding, ILyc; painful bearing 
 down, with frequent strong urging to urinate, 
 in morning, ISep.; burning, ICepa; with 
 burning, after urination, in evening, Sep.; 
 with colic, IOp. ; caused convulsions, I ITereb.; 
 with cough, llpec; in whooping cough, 
 ICepa; in diarrhoea, Bell.; dull, in cystitis, 
 I ILyc; dull, in diabetes, I IPhos. ac. ; dull, 
 at night, IBell.; as if filled, Pallad.; as if 
 it were too full, continuing after inclina- 
 tion, IDig., Euta ; flatulent, Mlgn.; labor- 
 like colic, ICarbo v.; after meals, Bar. c; 
 in morning, Sep.; in neck, Brach.; in neck, 
 with stitches, worse when walking, better 
 sitting, Con.; in neck, especially when walk- 
 ing, I llgn.; as if it would be pressed out, bet- 
 ter standing or sitting with legs crossed, or 
 lying down (irritable bladder), I ISep.; pain- 
 
 ful, Cepa, IDulc, Eup. pur.; painful on right 
 side, Calc p.; painful (enuresis nocturna), 
 MSquilla; passing little (megrim), ~Calc; 
 when pressed upon, Berb.; with enlarged 
 prostate, I Apis ; constant, with retention of 
 urine, IHyos.; in retroversion, ILil. tig.;sharp, 
 as with a cutting instrument, with contractive 
 pain between acts of urination and discharge 
 of mucus, IINux v.; sharp, Con.; sharp, al- 
 most cutting, while walking in open air, as 
 from flatulence, I IPuls.; sharp heavy, down- 
 ward, I I Petrol. ; compels to sit cross-legged 
 and trembling, I I Zinc; while sitting, going in 
 streaks to other kidney, better from ex ercise, 
 Tereb.; before stool, ICarbo v., INatr. m.; 
 with strangury, Sars.; sudden, passing off on 
 emission of flatus, IColoc; with difficult uri- 
 nation (paresis of detrusor), I INux v.; causing 
 dribbling of urine after unavailing urging to 
 stool, ICard. m.; frequent urging to urina- 
 tion, Coccus, Gymn., IINux v., IPuls.; with 
 frequent urination, and tension in lower ab- 
 domen, I ISep. ; as if urine could not be re- 
 tained, Brach., Con., Zinc; but not to urinate, 
 Zinc; small quantity causes urging, 1 1 Canth.; 
 before urination, Arn., IKali c, INux v., 
 IPuls.; during urination, A sar., Berb., Lachn., 
 Sil. ; during and after urination, ICamph.; 
 after urination, Asar., Berb., Brach.; after 
 urination, in female, Calc. p. f$gg~ contrac- 
 tion, cramps, full feeling, heaviness, spasm; 
 also Urination strangury, urging. 
 
 Bladder, pricking: Arund. 
 
 Bladder, rheumatic affections: Clem., Merc 
 per. 
 
 Bladder, scraping : in neck of, especially when 
 walking, I llgn. 
 
 Bladder, sensitive : lEquiset., Lye vir., Sars.; 
 in catarrh I lUva ursi ; child screams if hand 
 is placed there, ICepa ; in dysuria, IChim. 
 uuib. ; painful, Squilla; in enlargement of 
 prostate, IBenz. ac; pressure, lEquiset.; to 
 pressure (catarrh), ICanth.; to pressure (cys- 
 titis), ICalad.; to pressure or jar, Bell.; slight- 
 est pressure produces convulsions, ICanth.; 
 sphincter, hyperesthesia of some nervous 
 branch, lAtrop. s.; to touch, Calad., IPuls., 
 IMerc. ®ia^ inflammation, irritability. 
 
 Bladder, shooting: ICalc p.; better lying on 
 face, Chel.; in diabetes, IOp.; when moving, 
 Bell. 
 
 Bladder, smarting : from neck, whole length of 
 urethra to meatus, IChim. umb.; could not 
 stand, lEup. pur. Jgi^ burning. 
 
 Bladder, soreness: Cannab. s., ILith.; con- 
 stant, in chronic cystitis and irritability of 
 bladder, I ISep.; on motion, ICanth.; inneck, 
 Brach., Carbo v.; on either side, Diad.; 
 stretched feeling, Lact. ac; worse during 
 urination, Natr. a. ; w r orse after urinating,Calc 
 p. $^ aching. 
 
 Bladder, spasm: IBell., ICanth., IGels., Gua- 
 rana, Hell.; with colic, ICaps. ; with alternate 
 dysuria and enuresis, IGels. ; with hematuria, 
 llpec!; hypochondriacal, ICalc; in hysteria, 
 ICalc, IPuls.; of neck, IIArn., I IKali br., 
 I IMagn. p., Ruta; in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; of 
 neck, with difficult urination, Hyos.; in neck, 
 causes painful urination (hydrothorax), 
 IColch.; especially if caused by sexual excess 
 or stimulants, INux v.; disturbing sleep, Prun.; 
 spasmodic stricture, I IMagn. p.; sympathetic, 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 in uterine disturbance, Caulo., BVib.; in 
 women, often combined with uterine spasm, 
 ■Gels.; frequent and continued, before urinat- 
 ing (cysto-blennorrhcea), I I.Uva ursi ; during 
 urination, Asaf. ; after urination, Asaf. 
 jg^T* constriction, contraction, cramp, 
 pressing, spasmodic pain, tenesmus ; also 
 Urination strangury, urging, and Urine 
 retention. 
 
 Bladder, spasmodic pain : ICaulo.; with cox- 
 algia, BCanth.; every morning nearly same 
 hour (bronchial and vesical catarrh), ICop.; 
 in neck, after urination, extending to pelvis 
 and thighs, IPuls. $1^ spasm, tenesmus. 
 
 Bladder, sticking : Coccus ; from kidneys into 
 urethra, Berb.; in one or the other side, ex- 
 tending into female urethra, IBerb.; in neck, 
 ■Puis.; in neck, when not urinating, ■Cham.; 
 sharp, in neck, on right side, with soreness, 
 BLith. Jgilf 11 cutting, stitches. 
 
 Bladder, stitches : Carb. s., IChel., BCon., Coc- 
 cus, ■Kali c, BLyc, INatr. m., Pallad.; during 
 cough,Caps.; in neck, Carb. s., ILyc; in neck, 
 for many hours after urinating, Con.; in 
 neck, after ineffectual pressure to urinate, 
 ■Guaiac; in neck, within outward, during and 
 after cough, ICaps.; alternating with darting 
 in rectum, Coloc ; before and at beginning of 
 urination, Mane. ; during urination, INatr. m. 
 J$j>^ cutting, shooting, sticking. 
 
 Bladder, strangury : j|^° tenesmus ; also 
 Urination strangury, urging. 
 
 Bladder, suppuration : • Tereb. 
 g^° inflammation. 
 
 Bladder, swollen : in cystitis, Tarant.; feels 
 swollen, BKali iod. Jgigh distended. 
 
 Bladder, tearing pain : IKali c. ; in neck, during 
 urination, INux v. 
 
 Bladder, tenesmus : Arm, I lAur. mur., Bell., 
 ■ ■Canth., ■Clem., Cop., Gels., Hyper., I IJamb., 
 ■Merc.cor., IMez., ■Nuxm.,HPlumb., I IPod., 
 ■Puis., ■Rhus, Sarrac, 1 1 Sep., BSil., IITereb.; 
 with abdominal venous congestion, IPod. ; with 
 intense burning in urethra, ■■Merc, cor.; after 
 taking cold (acute cystitis), ■Lye. ; in chronic 
 diarrhoea), ICup. ars.;in dysmenorrhcea,BBTa- 
 rant.; in dysentery, I I Alum., I ICaps., IMerc. 
 cor. ; in dysuria, BChim. umb.; frequent, with 
 scanty emissions, BGels.; in gonorrhoea, BTe- 
 reb.; with heat and urging, I ISenecio ; in in- 
 termittent fever, I ISul. ac. ; with spasmodic 
 pain in kidneys, Coccus ; with micturition, in 
 evening while walking, ■Lith.; constant, worse 
 4 a.m., Amm. m. ; of neck, Aeon., NArn., 
 ■Camph., Ferr. iod.; in inflammation of neck, 
 ■Senecio ; painful, during urination, I I Med. ; 
 with paralysis of arms, 1 1 Rhus ; every other 
 quarter of an hour for eight hours, BPrun.; 
 with discharge of white acrid pus and mucus, 
 ■Sars.; in bladder and rectum, at same time 
 (proctitis), I I Alum.; severe and constant, with 
 urination of a few drops of burning urine, 
 after much exertion and pain, worse at night, 
 ■Merc. ; rousing from sleep at night, Ant. c., 
 Lith.; robs him of sleep (cysto-blennorrhcea), 
 I lUva ursi ; from spasmodic action, debilitat- 
 ing patient, who passes only by drops a dark 
 red, brown, fetid urine, with gravel-like sedi- 
 ment (cystitis), Tarant.; spasmodic urging 
 while sitting, going up in streaks to either 
 kidney, better from exercise, Tereb.; during 
 stool, (Staph.; strangury, with hemorrhage, 
 
 ■Colch. ; during urination, Cinch, box. , Coccus - 
 after urination, Cub., Squilla ; during and after 
 urination, lApis, Colch. ; with bloody unne 
 in drops, after falling downstairs, 1 1 Rhus; 
 with retention of urine, IPuls.; with scanty 
 urine, IColoc; from prolapsus or retroversion 
 of uterus, BChim. umb. ; with increase of gran- 
 ulations and continual narrowing of channel 
 (after gonorrhoea), I I Mar. v. /ggf constric- 
 tion, contraction, cramp, pressing, spasm, 
 spasmodic pain ; also Urination strangury, 
 urging. 
 
 Bladder, tension : with difficult urination (pa- 
 resis of detrusor vesicas), I INux v.; painful in 
 left side, IBerb.; over pubes, heat, tenderness 
 (inflammation of bladder), 1 1 Aeon. 
 gigr 1 constriction, cramp, pressure. 
 
 Bladder, throbbing: painful, during straining 
 efforts to pass water, IDig. 
 
 Bladder, tickling : constant chronic, cystitis 
 and irritability of bladder, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Bladder, tumors : ICalc. 
 
 Bladder, twitching : Agar. 
 
 Bladder, ulceration: Pan. b., >Eup. pur., ■Hy- 
 dras., Merc. iod. rub.; caused by calculi, j All. 
 sat.; of whole internal coat, (Hydras. 
 g^° inflammation. 
 
 Bladder, uneasiness: during a cold, became 
 chronic inflammation, BEup. pur. 
 
 Bladder, urging: U^ Urination strangury, 
 urging. 
 
 Bladder, weakness (atony) : BCepa, Cham., 
 
 ■ ■Hep., BHyos., I IKali ph., BMagn. m.JBMur. 
 ac, I INatr. p., ■Phos. ac. I lUran.; contraction 
 less powerful, ■Camph.; in evening, with feel- 
 ing as if he would wet bed, BAlum.; as if it 
 had lost expulsive force, Eucal.; in girls and 
 women, w T ith frequent desire to urinate, 
 ■Rhus; in old persons, BArs.; painful, Pallad.; 
 after parturition, HArs.; from retention of 
 urine, ICanth.; in fundus, causing retained 
 urine, I I Tereb.; urging to urinate wanting, as 
 if there were no sensation in bladder, only 
 sensation of fulness indicates necessity to uri- 
 nate, Stann.; must press hard to urinate, 
 Rheum. JSiih paralysis ; also Urination in- 
 ability, insufficient, involuntary, slow. 
 
 Bladder, worm : sensation of turning as from 
 a large worm, Bell.; something seems to move 
 like a worm, causing tickling (chronic cys- 
 titis, and irritability of bladder), 1 1 Sep. 
 
 KIDNEYS, abscess (suppuration): lArs., 
 ! Cetrar., BHep. , Hippoz., BMerc. , BSil. , • Tereb. 
 
 Kidneys, aching : Med.; constant, with extreme 
 tenderness, BHelon.; constant, in region of, 
 worse in right, where pain shoots through to 
 bowels, Kali bi.; almost constant, dull, in 
 region of (amblyopia potatorum), IITereb.; 
 dull, Natr. a., BTereb.; dull, in region of, 
 ■Hydras., 1 1 Mitch, rep. ; deep, dull, in cystitis, 
 ■Eup. pur.; dull, with frequent desire to uri- 
 nate, I I Zing.; keeping awake at night, Cann. 
 i. ; when riding, ICalc; in right (headache), 
 ■Crotal.; worse before and better after urinat- 
 ing (diabetes mellitus) , I ILyc. 
 jg@r" bruised pain, soreness. 
 
 Kidneys, Addison's disease : Ant. c, Arg. nit., 
 ■Ars., ■Bell., HCalc, Carbo v.,*Caust., Cinch., 
 ■Ferr., ■Ferr. iod., ■■Iod., IKalijc, -Mang., 
 
 ■ ■Natr. m.JNitr. ac.,1 101. jec! BBPhos., Pic 
 ac, Sec, Sep., BSil., BSpig., ■Sutj-ansemia and 
 asthenia, BFerr.; dull, pinching pain in region 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 of suprarenal capsule, at 11 a.m., cold fingers 
 at same time, I I Med.; throbbing and thumping 
 in region of suprarenal capsule, seeming to 
 come from abscess or sore spot just below fifth 
 rib, right side (abscess of liver), I I Med. ; with 
 vertigo, I ICalc". 
 
 Kidneys, affections (undefined): %@T disease. 
 
 Kidneys, albuminuria: j^^Bright's disease; 
 also Urine albuminous. 
 
 Kidneys, Bright's disease (albuminous neph- 
 ritis) : Amm. ben., Ant. t., I Apis, Apoc, Arg. 
 nit., IIArs., Ars. h., Ars. i., Atrop., IIAur. 
 mur., lAur. mur. nat., Berb , IBrach., Bry., 
 ICalc.,1 ICalc. a., I ICalc. p., I ICalc. s.,ICann.s., 
 ICanth.,ICarbol.ac.,Caulo.,IChel., Chim.umb., 
 ICinch., ICoccus, IColch., Coloc, Con.,ICop., 
 ICrotal., ICup. m. , IDig., Eup. pur., IFerr., 
 IFerr. ph., IIGlon., Hell., I IHelon., IHep., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, IKali iod., IIKalim., 
 I I Kali ph., IKalm., Kreo. , ILach., IILyc, 
 ILyc. vir., IIMerc. cor., IMerc cy., IMerc. 
 iod. rub., Mez. , Myr. cer.JINatr. c, INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, 1 101. jec, Op., IPhos., UPhos.ac.,' 
 IPhyt,, UPlumb., IIRhus, Sars., ISec, ISul., 
 IITereb., Uran. n.; from abuse of alcohol, 
 I Ars., IBerb., ICarbo v., ICrotal., ILach., 
 INatr. c, INux v. ; with anaesthesia, I IPhos. ; 
 atheromatous degeneration of arteries, ICalc, 
 ILith., IPhos. ac, UPlumb., ISil.; especially 
 from blows on loins, ICanth.; during child- 
 bed, Phos. ac; diptheria, I Apis, IMerc 
 cor., I IPhyt.; with ursemic convulsions, I ICup. 
 m., IDig., I IKali br. ; with dropsy, I Apis, 
 ■Ars., I ICalc. a., ICup. m., IDig., IHell., 
 I IHelon., Jab., ILach.; far advanced with 
 dropsy, IILac def. ; followed by renal dropsy, 
 
 • jjab., ITereb.; from exposure to cold and 
 damp, Calc, Colch., IDulc, Kalic, Merc. cor., 
 Nuxv., IRhus, Sep.; protrusion of eyeball, 
 ILyc vir.; with amaurosis, I Apis, I Ars., 
 MCann. i., Colch., IGels., IHep., I IKalm., 
 IMerc cor., I IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plumb. ; with am- 
 blyopia, Ant. t., IPhos.; with gout and mer- 
 curio-syphilis, IKali iod. ; heart complication, 
 lArs., lAur. mur., I IColch., ICrotal., ICup. 
 m., IDig., Kali bi., Kali ph., IKalm., ILach., 
 ITereb. , I I Uran. n.; in a man exposed to heat, 
 IIRhus; with hemorrhages, I IPhos.; with 
 cedema pulmonum secondary to it, I IKali iod. ; 
 nervous exhaustion, IPhos.; preceded or ac- 
 companied by disease of pancreas, IPhos.; 
 retinitis, ICrotal.; after scarlatina, I Apis, 
 I Ars., Ascl. s., Bell., Bry., Colch., IHell., Kali 
 c, ILach., IILyc, IMerc cor., Rhus, ISec, 
 Seneg.; with great weakness, I Ars., Ars. i., 
 Ferr. s., Helon., IMerc. cor., IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac. ; difficulty in standing and walking, IKalm. 
 B^f- congested, contracted, inflammation; 
 also Urine albuminous. 
 
 Kidneys, bruised pain : IPareira ; as of a great 
 blow, making her cry out, ICact.; in region of 
 left, while standing and walking, Zinc; weak- 
 ness, I I Mane Jg^" aching, soreness. 
 
 Kidneys, sensation of three bubbles in right, 
 moving like bubbles in water, causing faint- 
 ness: 1 1 Med. 
 
 Kidneys, burning : I Ars. h., Cann. i., I ICanth., 
 I Coloc, IKali iod. ; into bladder, Bell.; with 
 oppressed breathing and faintness, Bufo.; 
 constant, passing around each side above hips 
 to region of bladder, also from sacral region 
 to gluteal and back of thighs, worse lying 
 
 down, ILacdef.; passing through left ileum 
 to pubis, Arund.; in left, IBenz. ac; in 
 nephritis, INux v.; in nephritis, with hse- 
 maturia, IITereb.; can trace their outline by 
 the burning, IHelon.; in a small spot near, 
 worse pressing hard, moves downward and 
 forward, Berb. ; extending down ureters, Te- 
 reb. ; before urination, Rheum ; during urina- 
 tion, Rheum. Jg^p" 3 heat, inflammation. 
 
 Kidneys, calculi: Act. sp., Apoc, Arn., Chin, 
 s., I I Eup. pur., Ilpom., IILyc, II Sars., I Sep.,, 
 ISil., ITabac, ITereb., Uva ursi; with renal 
 colic, during passage, IChlorof.; congestive 
 and inflammatory symptoms, with purulent, 
 chalky, or sandy sediment, IPhos.; caused 
 nephritis, INux v. ; passage, with writhing, 
 twitching, crampy pain, IDiosc. 
 Jggg" 1 colic ; also Bladder calculi. 
 
 Kidneys, cirrhosis: g^" contracted. 
 
 Kidneys, affected by a cold : IPolyg. 
 
 Kidneys, colic: I Apis, I Arg. nit., I Arn., BArs., 
 Aspar., IIBell., Benz. ac, I IBerb., ICann. s., 
 ICanth., HCarbo a., IChlorof., Coccus, Colch., 
 IDiosc, Erig., Equiset., Eup. pur. , Indig. , IKali 
 c, IILvc,Med. , INuxm., Nux v., IOp., I IPa- 
 reira, USars., Sil., ITabac, HVer., Zinc; 
 after anodynes, INux v.; during passage of 
 calculi, MChloral., IChlorof., ISars.; with 
 spasmodic difficulties of chest^Coccus.; chron- 
 ic, often years' duration, IPareira ; with hem- 
 orrhage of ureters, provoked by passage of 
 stones, IPareira; pain from crest of right ileum, 
 right leg and testicle, renal region, IDiosc; in 
 left lumbar region, IPareira ; inability to lie on 
 right side, INux v.; with or without nausea, 
 I ISenecio ; attack every three months, lasting 
 longer, and more severe each time, 1 1 Pareira ; 
 pain radiates from left to groin, following 
 course of ureter, IPareira ; pain, especially in 
 right kidney, extending into genitals and 
 right leg, better lying on back, worse rising 
 and walking about, INux v. ; pain concentra- 
 ted on right side near hip, not extending be- 
 yond median line, after catching cold, ILyc; 
 in right ureter to bladder, IILyc. ; with itch- 
 ing, IDiosc; witlisweat, INux v.; skin bathed 
 in cold, clammy sweat, moaning loud, trem- 
 ulous, with writhing about in bed, IDiosc; 
 with copious urine and dull pain in urethra, 
 Coccus ; constant urging to urinate, INux v.; 
 crampy pains, Curar.; cramp in left, I Agar.; 
 cramplike pain towards bladder, I INitr. ac; 
 cramplike pain, worse from pressure or mo- 
 tion, Coccus. JS^° calculi. 
 
 Kidneys, congestion: Aeon., Atrop., Bell.,. 
 Bry., ICanth., Chel., IColch., INux v., Pic 
 ac.JPuls.,1 ISenecio,! ITereb.; with albuminu- 
 ria from amenorrhcea, IHelon.; causing dropsy,. 
 ITereb.; engorged,Anthrac;hypergemic state, 
 in organic disease of heart, lApis; hyperseniic,. 
 after cardiac hypertrophy, pressure around 
 waist and increase of urine , I I Aur . met. ; hyper- 
 emia, in heart disease and morbus Brightii, 
 I Aur. mur. ; injected, worse in tubular sub- 
 stances, Ars. h.; passive, Ham:; passive, when 
 from embarrassed circulation, as from ob- 
 structed heart disease, asthma, chronic bron- 
 chitis, etc. , particularly during a course, or as 
 sequela of zymotic disease, Crotal.; with ex- 
 tensive effusion of serum in abdominal cavity 
 and tissues of legs, I IHell.; uneasiness, as if 
 congested, Cochl. Jggg* heat, inflammation. 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 Kidneys, contracted (cirrhosis) : lAur. mur., 
 IDig.,IGlon.,INitr. ae.JPhos., UPlumb.; atro- 
 phy, in Bellinian tubes, Bright' s disease, 
 IIArs.; atrophy of capsules of Miiller, in 
 Bright' s disease, IIArs.; with gastric disturb- 
 ances, Uran. n.; lobulated in outline, Vespa ; 
 pelves shrunk irregularly to one-third of their 
 usual capacity, Vespa. 
 
 Kidneys, crushing pains : Ananth. 
 
 Kidneys, cutting: HCanth., Daph., I lEup. 
 pur.; in yellow fever, ICadm. s.; from left into 
 bladder, Berb.; downward pressure before 
 urinating, Graph. $^* darting, stitches. 
 
 Kidneys, constant darting : in region of left, 
 worse in cold, lying in cold bed, better by 
 heat, when becoming warm in bed, IStaph.; 
 in nephritis, I Kali iod. 
 jg@T cutting, stitches. 
 
 Kidneys, deathly feeling : with great depres- 
 sion of spirits, similar to effects of cold settling 
 in renal region (abscess of liver), I I Med. 
 
 Kidneys, digging: Curar.; sticking, as if sup- 
 purating, worse on deep pressure, IBerb. 
 
 Kidneys, disease : (undefined), IBerb., Calc. a., 
 ICanth., IChel., IChim. umb., Coccus, IHep. , 
 ILact. ac, IMerc. cor., BPolyg., ISecale, I ITJrt. 
 ur.; in chlorosis, IPuls.; kindred to Bright's 
 disease, Uran. n.; worse from living in damp 
 dwellings, ITereb.; functional derangement, 
 Dig.; left affected (hsematuria), ILyc. 
 
 Kidneys, distress : great, during paroxysm of 
 chills, 1 I Med.; and pain, Lact. ac. 
 
 Kidneys, drawing: in Addison's disease,IIod.; 
 in left, when stooping, IBenz. ac; transient, 
 in right, extending to right hip, Tereb.; vio- 
 lent, in nephritis, with hsematuria, I ITereb. 
 
 Kidneys, affections with dropsy: 1 1 Apis, 
 I Apoc., lArs., lAscl. s., lAur. mur., IBry., 
 iCalc. p., Chim. umb., IICoccus, IColch., 
 IDulc, ILyc, INatr. m., IPrun., ISenecio, 
 IITereb.; anasarca, especially in albuminu- 
 ria, after scarlatina, Cop.; in broken-down 
 •constitutions and intemperate subjects, 
 IChim. umb.; and dysuria, Coloc ; after 
 nephritis, IHell.; with prostration, ITereb.; 
 after scarlatina, lApis, Apoc, lArs., I lAscl. 
 s., Bell., ICanth., IColch., IHell., Helon., 
 Hep., Jab., Kali c, IILvc, Phos. ac, IRhus, 
 Seneg., IITereb. 
 jjg^ Bright's disease dropsy. 
 
 Kidneys, dull pain: Amb., IBenz. ac, I lEup. 
 pur., Ham., 1 1 Phos., Stilling.; aching, Apoc; 
 with renal calculus, ICanth.; late in even- 
 ing, ICanth.; in left (entero-colitis), INuph.; 
 on pressure (diabetes), INatr. s.; worse from 
 pressure or motion, Coccus ; most on right 
 side, with heat, I IPhyt.; in region of right, 
 with urgent desire to urinate, lEquiset.; 
 down uterus, Tereb. 
 
 Kidneys, enlarged: Anthrac, Ars. h., IRhus, 
 Vespa; distension of region (hematuria), 
 INux v.; dull percussion sound (acute Bright's 
 disease), I Apis ; hypertrophied, medullary 
 part deep red, cortical part pale, Vespa. 
 
 Kidney troubles, after exanthema: IHell.; 
 with skin diseases, Cub. B^" scarlatina 
 
 Kidneys, eyes: nephritic retinitis, with pain 
 in back, as if it would break, IKalm. 
 
 Kidneys, fatty degeneration: UPhos.; in 
 Bright's disease, I ITereb.; of Bellinian tubes, 
 in morbus Brightii, IIArs.; of tufts of Miiller, 
 in Bright's disease, IIArs.; cells of both sub- 
 
 stances granulated, Ars. h.; granular degen- 
 eration, ; Eucal., IKali iod., IPlumb.; granu- 
 lar, with general dropsy, ITereb.; especially 
 if associated with similar pathological condi- 
 tions of liver and of right heart, I Phos. 
 
 Kidneys, full feeling: in hematuria, INux v. 
 
 Kidneys, gnawing: Brach. ; in a small spot 
 near, worse pressing hard, moves downward 
 and forward, Berb. 
 
 Kidneys, gouty: with gastric disturbances, 
 Uran. n. 
 
 Kidneys, griping : Cadm. s. 
 
 Kidneys, heat: I Ars. h.; in nephritis, INux v.; 
 hot sensation, with frequent desire to urinate, 
 
 I I Zing. J^ 3 * burning, inflammation. 
 Kidneys, heaviness : IHelon., ITereb. 
 Kidneys, hemorrhage : I I Coccus, IFerr. mur., 
 
 ISenecio; chronic hgematuria, I I Petrol.; 
 brought on by every exertion, walking, lift- 
 ing, riding, or mental emotions, I I Petrol.; 
 small, Anthrac; thick blood, after scarlatina, 
 ISec I®** Urine bloody ; also Bladder 
 bleeding, and hemorrhoids. 
 
 Kidneys, inactive: Aeon.; atony (nephritis 
 albuminosa), ICochl. ; especially in children, 
 IStram.; peculiar torpid action, Apoc; with 
 scanty, smoky urine, brain possessed by un- 
 excreted urea, ITereb. ; complete cessation of 
 function up to fifty hours duration, in recon- 
 valescence from typhus, IZing. 
 g^* Urine scanty, suppressed. 
 
 Kidneys, inflammation: I Aeon., Alum., 
 •Anag., Arg. nit., 1 1 Am., lAscl. s., : Aspar., 
 IBell., IIBenz. ac, IBerb., IBry., ICann. s., 
 ICanth., ICaps., Caust., ICepa, IChel., IChim. 
 umb., Coccus, Colch., Collin., Cop., Erig., 
 Eryng., Eup. pur., Gels., Hep., Indig., IKali 
 c, IKali iod., IKali m., ILyc, IMerc, INux 
 v., IPhos., IPhyt., IPolyg., Samb., ISars., 
 ISenecio, IITereb., Thuya, Trill.; albuminuria, 
 ICochl.; with albuminaria, when occurring 
 in the course of toxaemia, or in pregnancy, 
 ICrotal.; after a blow on left side and remain- 
 ing for hours in wet clothes, IKali c; catar- 
 rhal, I I Kali m.; chronic, Calc s., iChim. 
 umb., I I Collin., lEup. pur., ISars., I ISenecio; 
 chronic parenchymatous, with pregnancy, 
 approaching convulsions, IHelon.; croupous, 
 
 I I Kali m.; croupous, passing into suppura- 
 tive stage, IHep.; acute desquamative, I Coccus, 
 I IPlumb.; chronic desquamative, -Eucal.; 
 causing dropsical symptoms (syphilis infan- 
 tum), I IHell.; after passage of gravel, ISenecio ; 
 after suppression of hemorrhoidal flow, abuse 
 of liquors, or when caused by a calculus, 
 INux v.; with pain in lumbar region, parti- 
 cularly in left kidney, worse by motion, I ISe- 
 necio ; parenchymatous, IKali m.; parenchy- 
 matous, in scarlatina, Con., IStram.; with 
 pericarditis, 1 1 Coccus ; from stagnation of 
 portal circulation caused by suppression of an 
 habitual sanguineous discharge, INux v.; 
 pyelonephritis, -Eucal.; particularly right 
 kidney, intense pain, I ISenecio; after scarla- 
 tina, ICanth., IColch., IINatr. s.; after scarla- 
 tina, with anasarca and oedema of lungs, IDig.; 
 with discharge of urine by drops, with burn- 
 ing, ISabina ; with retention of urine, 
 ISabina. gi^ congestion, burning, heat, 
 Bright's disease. 
 
 Kidneys, lameness: in left, sore to touch, 
 ■Agar. 
 
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 589 
 
 Kidneys, lancinating : sudden, acute, pro- 
 longed, extending from left along ureter into 
 bladder, Coccus. 
 
 Kidneys, neuralgia: I I Op. jTereb. 
 jg^g^ colic, tearing. 
 
 Kidneys, oppressive pain : worse from press- 
 ure or motion, Coccus. 
 
 Kidneys, pain (undefined) : iEthus., Arund.m., 
 Aurant., IBerb., Bry., ICann. s., HCanth., 
 Ced. , IChen. a., IChim, umb.,Codein., I IColch., 
 IDulc, Erig., IHelon., IHep., llpec, llpom., 
 IKalim., Oxal. ac, Senecio, I ISep., ITereb., 
 I lUran. n., Zinc; with albuminuria, IHelon.; 
 in albuminuria, during pregnancy, I Aur. mar.; 
 on awaking, Bry.; with bilious attacks, IINux 
 v.; worse when inhaling, Astac; in Bright' s 
 disease, I Apis ; with or without calculi (neph- 
 ritis), ICaps. ; with spasmodic difficulties of 
 chest, Coccus ; penetrate chest, on taking a 
 deep breath (nephritis), IBenz. ac; alternat- 
 ing with cloudiness and drunken feeling, 
 I Alum. ; in diabetes, I IPhos. ac; in rheu^ 
 matic iritis, ITereb.; in apyrexia of inter- 
 mittent, INatr. m. ; in chronic passive 
 hemorrhage from kidneys, I ITereb.; when 
 laughing, Cann. i.; in left, Chlorof., ILyc; 
 particularly in left, Ferr. iod.; in left, with 
 chilliness, I IMillef. ; in left, followed by pro- 
 fuse hematuria, lasting from five to eight 
 days, IMillef.; in left, on sitting down morn- 
 ings, Cinch, bol.; in left, with paroxysms of 
 pain running along ureter and in back (renal 
 calculus), llpom.; leftside, ICepa.; when lift- 
 ing, or blowing nose, ICalc p.; at beginning 
 of menses, or during, Berb.; in dysmenor- 
 rhcea, IVer.; in morning, cannot change posi- 
 tion, Cain.; in nephritis, I Am.; all night, Ars. 
 h.; paroxysms, in nephritis, IChel.; alternat- 
 ing with pain in tip of penis, HCanth.; in 
 phlebitis, worse from motion, IHam.; worse 
 from pressure and motion (parotitis), Dory.; 
 with frequent slight pains in prostate gland, 
 Gnaphal.; in pruritus vulvae, I ITarant.; as 
 from riding over a rough road, worse from 
 dancing, Alum.; in right, ILith.; in right, 
 worse on inspiration (prostatitis and atony of 
 sexual organs), llSelen.; in right, could only 
 lie on back, worse from pressure and motion 
 (nephritis), IColch.; intense, over right, severe 
 during urination, ISenecio ; in scarlatina, 
 ILyc; in septic disease, ITarant. ; worse on 
 sneezing, deep breathing and lying down, 
 iEthus.; especially near spine, ILyc; starts 
 from lumbar vertebrae, Ferr. iod.; after stoop- 
 ing a long time, Sul.; extending to right thigh , 
 ■Nux v. ; when tired, I ITereb.; worse from 
 touch, Arg.nit,; seemingly traversing ureters, 
 but instead passing into bladder, followed 
 spermatic cord down groins into testes, agon- 
 izing, chiefly in cord, I ISyph.; with desire to 
 urinate, I Ferr.; with desire to urinate, in yel- 
 low fever, I Ars. h.; also on urinating, I I Puis.; 
 if urine is restrained, Con.; better by profuse 
 urination, 1 1 Med. 
 
 Kidneys, pinching pain : Zinc 
 
 Kidneys, renal plexus : irritable condition, 
 Uran. n. 
 
 Kidneys, pressing sensation: 1 1 Kali c; in 
 Addison's disease, ICalc, Hod., INitr. ac; 
 extends over back to between shoulders, worse 
 night, Ars. h.; distensive pain (renal calcu- 
 lus), ICanth.; dull pain, ICanth.; dull, in left, 
 
 Lyss.; drawing, in right, Zinc; with haematu- 
 ria, INux v. ; as if produced by blunt instru- 
 ment as large as end of thumb, IGels.; in left,. 
 Zinc; in nephritis, INux v.; painful, in left,, 
 as from retaining urine too long, worse when 
 sitting, disappearing from pressure, but more 
 prominent afterwards, felt somewhat while 
 sitting, Pallad.; worse from pressure or motion, 
 Coccus ; over right, as if* something were 
 pressed hard against, better pressure, leaving 
 pulling sensation, Amm. br.; extends to 
 shoulder blades (yellow fever), Ars. h.; when 
 sitting, better in motion, I I Tereb. 
 
 Kidneys, sensitiveness: left, to touch, Zinc; 
 left, to touch, in entero-colitis, INuph.; in af- 
 fection of sympathetic nervous system,, 
 I IPhos.; to pressure, I ISelen., Tabac; to> 
 pressure, in albuminuria, ICalc. a.; on deep 
 pressure, Vespa; right, IHelon. ; on pressure, 
 leaning against cushioned carriage, Amm. 
 ben.; right, worse from touch, INux v. ; to 
 slightest touch (kidney disease), IHep. 
 $^ Chap. 31, Back sensitive. 
 
 Kidneys, sharp pain: IIKali bi.; in right, in 
 afternoon, Badiag. ; in right, near spine, down 
 to bladder, "Berb.; down ureters to bladder, 
 worse touch or motion, deep inspiration,, 
 Arg. nit. 
 
 Kidneys, shooting: in left, ^Esc. h., Bapt.; 
 down left ureter (nephritic colic), I IPareira ; 
 in sixth week of pregnancy, llpec ; from 
 right, down thigh to knee, like cramp, llpec 
 gigp* cutting, stitches. 
 
 Kidneys, renal affections cause sleeplessness : 
 IHyos. 
 
 Kidneys, smarting : IKali c fi&* burning. 
 
 Kidneys, soreness : Asaf., Brach., Cann. s. T 
 Mane; constant, from right into back and 
 around into liver, sometimes extending down 
 to legs, like rheumatism, after typhoid fever 
 (nervous affection), IManc; in diabetes, I lEa- 
 tan.; extends downward like a weight, mostly 
 to right and in sacrum, worse in morning, 
 making her irritable, Tell.; with ischuria 
 (paralysis), IIGraph.; in left, Zinc; most on 
 right side and connected with heat, I IPhyt. 
 ftf^* aching, bruised pain. 
 
 Kidneys, spasmodic pain : Coccus ; in right, 
 worse 4 to 9 p.m., IChel.; with vesical tenes- 
 mus and frequent emission of deep colored 
 urine, Coccus. 
 
 Kidneys, sticking: IMez.; extends straight 
 forward into abdomen, IBerb.; in left, while 
 standing and walking, Zinc; pressure, Zinc; 
 worse from pressure or motion, Coccus. 
 g^*" stinging, stitches. 
 
 Kidneys, stinging : into bladder, Bell., IIKali 
 bi.; in left, Erig. ; at night, worse when inhal- 
 ing, Astac; in a small spot, worse pressing 
 hard, moves downward and forward, Berb. 
 Jgggf* sticking, stitches. 
 
 Kidneys, stitches: Ananth., Cann. i., IColoc, 
 IKali c, I IKan. sc; in moving arms, Ant. t.; 
 to bladder and urethra, Berb.; arresting 
 breathing, Crot. t.; on breathing or sneezing 
 (morbus Brightii), lArs.; deep, penetrating, 
 dull in right, worse during inhalation, Cycf.; 
 downward, apparently through ureters (cysti- 
 tis), ILach.; dull, in right, Zinc; itching, 
 needlelike, Staph.; as from knives, I Arm; in 
 left, Gamb.; in left, at intervals, Zinc; in left, 
 worse rising from seat and motion, not from 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 touch, cannot lie long in one position, INux 
 v.; in right, Agar., Astac, Bapt. ; in right, to- 
 wards chest, Zinc; stabbing, Ananth. 
 jg^° sticking, stinging. 
 Kidneys, complications with syphilis : Crotal. 
 Kidney, tearing pains: IMezer.,IEhus; cutting, 
 in right, Zinc; digging, as if suppurating, 
 worse on deep pressure, IBerb.; in left, sharp 
 intermittent, Zinc; soon after rising in morn- 
 ing, extends to whole back, between pelvis 
 and thorax, Berb.; in right, Astac, IBerb.; in 
 right, at times, sticking, Zinc ; sticking, worse 
 one side, Berb. fjg^T' colic, neuralgia. 
 
 Kidney, tension: in hsematuria, INux v.; in 
 nephritisJColch. ; painful, in left, in nephritis, 
 IKali c. 
 
 Kidneys, throbbing: Act. sp.; pulsating, in 
 right, IBerb. 
 
 Kidneys, tubercles : Hippoz. 
 
 Kidneys, twisting: Ananth. 
 
 Kidneys, ulceration : $^~ abscess. 
 
 Kidneys, uneasiness : IHelon.; as if congested, 
 Cochl. 
 
 Kidneys, Jg®" Back, sensations of all kinds re- 
 ferred to region of kidneys. 
 
 TJRETERS, burning: Ced. 
 
 Ureters, colic: $gif Kidneys, calculi, colic. 
 
 Ureters, contracting pain : to penis, ICanth. 
 
 Ureters, cutting : toward kidneys, Apis ; along 
 left to bladder, Berb.; to penis, ICanth. 
 g^^shooting. 
 
 Ureters, drawing: Astac; compels bending 
 double, after urination, I ISul.; in left, Calad. 
 
 Ureters, hemorrhage : provoked by passage of 
 stones, with nephritic colic, IPareira. 
 
 Ureters, inflammation: after passage of gravel, 
 ISenecio. 
 
 Ureters, laborlike pains : in course of, extend- 
 ing to upper part of thighs (acute catarrh of 
 bladder), IColoc; dragging, with frequent 
 urging to urinate, I Cham. 
 
 Ureters,mucous membrane : thickened,loaded 
 with mucus, t. Vespa. 
 
 Ureters, pain (undefined) : frequent, sudden 
 attacks, in albuminuria, lApis ; with sensa- 
 tion as of passage of calculus, Med.; in direc- 
 tion of, before turbid urination, IChel.; with 
 severe pain in left kidney (renal calculus), 
 ■Ipom.;in left, ILyc; down left, in hysteria), 
 1 1 Aloe; unusual, into bladder (chronic pas- 
 sive hemorrhage from kidneys), IITereb. ; 
 from without inward and toward penis, 
 ICanth.; violent, in renal colic, ITabac. 
 
 Ureters, shooting: towards kidneys, Apis; from 
 below upward, in left, JEsc. h. ®g|P cutting. 
 
 Ureters, spasmodic affection: from passage of 
 calculi, IGels.; straining, during passage of 
 calculus (nephritic colic), IBell. 
 J^£^ Kidneys colic. 
 
 Ureters, stinging : in left, Calad. 
 
 Ureters, uneasiness : I I Phyt. 
 
 URETHRA, aching : Lobel. i.; causing desire 
 to urinate, Cain. ; in orifice, between acts of 
 micturition, Coccul. JUg^* soreness. 
 
 Urethra, acrid sensation: Aph. ch. 
 
 Urethra, biting: Prun.; in back part, ICamph., 
 IPetrosel.;in forepart, Zinc; in fossa navicula- 
 ris, after urination, I Petrol. ; in orifice, after 
 urination, Zinc; during urination, Cham., 
 lEquiset., I Graph. ; after urination, ICaps., 
 IClem., lEquiset. 
 
 Urethra, bleeding (hemorrhage) : Arum m., 
 
 ICalc.jICrotal., IFerr.mur., IFerr. ph., IMerc, 
 ISul.; during coition, ICaust.; follows cutting 
 and burning, Uva ursi ; dark colored, with 
 suppressed gonorrhoea, IIPuls.; in bilious 
 fever, IChel.; with muco-purulent discharge 
 and burning, IKali iod.; painless, two ounces, 
 Ars. h.;pure blood, ICanth.; during stool, 
 ILyc; four tablespoonfuls, Ars. h.; after pain- 
 ful urination, Zinc; vicarious, IPhos.; vicari- 
 ous, in consequence of suppressed menses, 
 with pain in bowels, diarrhoea, and night 
 cough, with expectoration of mucus, NZinc 
 g^° Bladder hemorrhage. ^igfUrine bloody. 
 
 Urethra, blennorrhoea : Ji^° catarrh. 
 
 Urethra, burning : Agnus, Ammoniac, Aspar., 
 Aur. mur., Berb., Bov., IBry., ICann. s., 
 
 I ICanth., Ced., ICepa, Chim. umb., ICop., 
 Cup. ars., Ferr. iod., Graph., I I Hep., Kob., 
 Laur., ILith., Lyss., Mane, I IMerc, Paris, 
 Petrol., I IPhos., Prun., IPuls., I I Rhus, Rhus 
 v.; biting, Cann. s. ; biting, on beginning to 
 urinate, I IMerc sol.*, biting pains, with ef- 
 forts to pass urine, tormenting him for an 
 hour, Prun.; in acute catarrh of bladder, 
 ■Coloc ; up near neck of bladder, during and 
 after urinating, Apis; followed by discharge 
 of blood, Uva ursi ; in bulbus, during urina- 
 tion, IKali bi. ; after coition, ISep.; with erec- 
 tions, ICanth., Carb. s., INitr. ac; before and 
 during erection, ceases during coition, Anag. ; 
 in female, IBerb. ; in female, especially if 
 caused by pessaries, IHyper.; in forepart, 
 Sep.; in forepart, after emission, ISep.; in 
 fossa, Cub.; in fossa, during urination, IKali 
 bi. , Petrosel. ; in glans, after difficult urina- 
 tion, Cain.; in glandular part, continuing 
 long after urination, IKali bi.; in gonorrhoea, 
 ■Cochl., ilMerc cor.; in gonorrhoea,, along 
 entire, day and night, Ars. s. f.; in rheumatic 
 iritis, ITereb. ; with muco-purulent discharge, 
 and sometimes discharge of blood, IKali iod.; 
 with great nervous excitability, Mosch.; sud- 
 denly, at night, Caust.; at orifice, Lactu. v., 
 ■Merc, cor., I IPuls.; orifice, after climaxis, 
 IBerb.; in orifice, after coition, ICalc; in ori- 
 fice, momentary, during night, Agar. ; at ori- 
 fice, especially painful from rubbing of clothes, 
 ICinch.; in orifice, before urination, ICaps.; 
 in orifice, during urination, Anthrok., 
 
 I I Aph. ch., Arum d. , ICalc, IDulc, 
 INux v., I IPhos. ac,. IPuls., ISul.; in 
 orifice, during urination, at night, I Agar.; 
 in orifice, with involuntary dropping of 
 urine, ISpig.; from orifice backward, Cann. 
 s.; in orifice, after urination, Case; near 
 orifice, after urination, Lyss.; as if raw, 
 during urination, IColch.; in scarlatina, ILyc; 
 with involuntary discharge of semen, HSul.; 
 while sitting, 1 1 Paris; soreness, during urina- 
 tion, ICarbo a.; stinging, in orifice. Zing.; 
 stinging, behind glans, during urination, 
 Eryng.; during stool, IColoc; after stool, 
 INatr. c; as of swelling of neighboring parts, 
 must rise, ICard. m.; with tenesmus vesicse, 
 ■ IMerc. cor.; as if urethra were very warm 
 during and after urination, Colch. ; urine passes 
 in drops, I INux v.; with acid urine, lUran. n.; 
 with desire to urinate, I I Phos. ; during urina- 
 tion, as from acid drops, Oxal. ac; when ef- 
 fort is made to pass urine, so that one must 
 bend double without being able to urinate, 
 Prun.; at commencement of urination, Cann. 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 591 
 
 s.j violent, on beginning to urinate, with 
 urination every hour, day and night, HMerc. 
 sol.; continued desire to urinate, Cain.; with 
 great desire to urinate, ■Sul.; burning and 
 desire to urinate, with hope of relieving burn- 
 ing, which however is increased, INitr. ac. ; 
 with frequent urging to urinate, but discharge 
 of only a few drops, pain continues after, 
 IISuL; with scanty urine nearly every half 
 hour, MPsor.; before urination, Cann. i., 
 IPuls., Zinc; during, lAcon., Alum., lAnt. c, 
 Ars., Arum d., Ascl. s., Bar. c, IBerb., Calc. 
 p., ICaps., Cann. i., Carb. s., ICaust., ICham., 
 Chin, s., IClem., Coccus, Con., Crot. t., lEqui- 
 set., lEup. pur., Ferr., IGels., Grat., Ilpec, 
 IKali c, IKali n., IINatr. c, INatr. m., Natr. 
 p., INux v., Petrosel., MPhos., Phos. ac, 
 IPsor., IPuls., Raph., Ratan., Seneg., Sil., 
 ■Staph., IITereb., IThuya, Zinc. ; during uri- 
 nation, like fire, penis erect, Cain.; during 
 urination, in gonorrhoea, Sabad.; during 
 urination, in hematuria, ISul.; during urina- 
 tion, in morning, Anag.; during urination, in 
 ovaritis, lAmb.; during urination, if pressing 
 to increase flow, burns like hot water, Calad.; 
 after urination, Aspar., ■Berb., Calc. p., 
 ■ Cann. i., ICann. s., ■ ■Canth., ICaps., BCard. 
 ju., IClem., Coccus, Coloc, ICon.,Grat.,ILed., 
 Iris, ■Kali c, ILyc, IMagn. m., IINatr. c, 
 ■Natr. m., ■Nitr. ac, IPuls., Seneg., IStaph., 
 ■Thuya, Zinc; after urination, in back part, 
 with^sensation as if one drop had remained 
 hehind with unsuccessful effort to void it, 
 ■Kali bi.; last drops cause violent burning, 
 ■Clem. ; worse when not urinating, frequently 
 more on one side, Berb. 
 
 flgi"* biting, smarting; also During urina- 
 tion burning ; also Urine hot. 
 
 Urethra, catarrh : Cub., ■Hydras., ITereb.; with 
 disease of prostate gland, I Ham.; blennorrhoea, 
 Alum., • Amm. m., i Calc. s., ICarbo v., ■■Merc; 
 blennorrhoea, chronic, Petrol.; blennorrhoea, 
 chronic, from atony of mucous membrane, 
 with pain, I IMillef.; blennorrhoea, with swell- 
 ing and induration of testicles, IIRhod.; re- 
 laxation of mucous membrane, IHydras. 
 jggg^ discharge, inflammation, irritation ; 
 also Chap. 22, Gonorrhoea gleet. 
 
 Urethra, chancre : g^ ulcers ; also Chap. 22, 
 Syphilis, flgp^ chancre. 
 
 "Urethra, constriction: long lasting, IClem.; 
 during urination, I Apis, I Bry.; after urina- 
 tion, Cub. ; feels drawn into knots, Cann. s. 
 
 X T rethra, contraction: ICop., |Amm. m., Pe- 
 trol.; with suppressed gonorrhoea, IBPuls.; 
 long lasting, IClem.; contractive pain, ICanth., 
 ■Cinch.; contractive pain, after urination, 
 ■Nux v.; before stool and urination, INatr. m.; 
 violent, Indig. fg^* stricture. 
 
 Urethra, crawling: in orifice, I I Agar.; to 
 sphincter, Cinch, bob; creeping, I I Phos. ac; 
 itching behind fossa causes frequent desire to 
 urinate, nearly every half hour, IPetrosel.; 
 tickling, Ferr. iod.; after urination, ILyc 
 g^g~ tickling, tingling. 
 
 "Urethra, cutting: Aspar., Berb., BCalc p., 
 ■Caps., lEquiset., IKali c, BOp., 1 1 Nitr. ac; 
 followed by discharge of blood, Uvaursi ; with 
 hematuria, Ilpec; "in forepart, I ILach.; in 
 orifice, Nitr. sp. d.; in orifice, in evening while 
 sitting, Zinc. ; in orifice, at end of urination, 
 A.rn. ; sharp pressure as with a cutting instru- 
 
 ment, in forepart, with contractive pain be- 
 tween acts of urination and discharge of 
 mucus, I INux v.; during stool (dysentery), 
 ■Sul.; worse when not urinating, frequently 
 more on one side, Berb.; before urination, 
 Calc p.; during urination, Ant. c, Bry., 
 I IChel., Con., IGuaiac, Iris, INatr. m., INux 
 m., IPsor., IPuls., Thuya; after urination, 
 Berb., Calc p., I IChel./ Cub., ILyc, I INatr. 
 m.; after urination, in fossa, Petrosel. ; be- 
 tween urination, Mangan. 
 jg^° darting, lancinating. 
 
 Urethra, darting : when emitting flatus,' Mang. 
 ggijir cutting, lancinating, shooting 
 stitches. 
 
 Urethra, disagreeable sensation : in forepart 
 of penis, has to squeeze penis, Agar. 
 
 Urethra, discharge: bloody, ICaps.; copious, 
 painful (catarrh of urethra), ■Hydras.; chronic, 
 painless, leaving yellow stains, IPsor.; chronic, 
 due to hypertrophy of prostate, IPhos.; cream- 
 like, ICaps.; frequent, night and day, of thin, 
 slimy colorless fluid, MPhos.; gleety, aggluti- 
 nating orifice, Gamb ; gluey, sticky, blocking 
 up meatus (gleet), I Graph. ; glutinous mucus, 
 Agar.; gonorrhoea-like, lasting three days, 
 Ced. ; greenish yellowish, thick and profuse, 
 alternating with hsematuria, Lith.; milky 
 fluid or mucus agglutinating orifice, IPetrosel.; 
 mucous, ICop., ICub., IHep., ■Nitr. ac, Pa- 
 reira, BSul.; bloody mucus, HNitr. ac; bright 
 mucous, in an old. man, I I Magn. p. ; mucus 
 after a cold, Ferr. ; copious mucous, painless, 
 remaining after gonorrhoea, IFerr.; mucous, in 
 gonorrhoea, IMez.; mucous, in phthisis, 
 
 ■ ■Elaps ; clear transparent watery mucus, 
 Cann. s.; mucous, tough, viscid, I I Agar.; viscid 
 mucus, Agar.; painless, (Merc; purulent, 
 ■Caps., ICop., ■Led.,MNitr. ac ; muco-purulent, 
 with burning, sometimes bloody, IKali iod.; 
 sero-purulent, after squeezing a thickish, 
 greenish matter oozes from urethra, I ITereb.; 
 purulent, thick fetid (prostatitis), ISil. ; puru- 
 lent, during urination (after a fall on peri- 
 neum), lArn. ; purulent, light, yellow, Alum.; 
 purulent, white, Cup. ars.; dark reddish, Cub.; 
 scanty, thin, after cohabiting with wife with 
 fluoralbus, IIRhod..; suppressed, "Aur. mur.; 
 thin, liquid, causes itching and burning, 
 ■Natr. m.; almost w r atery (catarrh of urethra), 
 
 ■ Hydras.; yellow, Agnus, ICop.; yellow, 
 nightly, Zing. ; yellow, purulent , making spots 
 on linen, like gonorrhoea, INatr. m.; light 
 yellow, scanty (gleet) , 1 1 Sul. ; slight, painless, 
 after re vaccination, I I Thuya. 
 
 $3T catarrh, drops, inflammation ; also 
 Chap. 22, Gonorrhoea, discharge, urethra. 
 
 Urethra, drawing: Bry.; very acute, in fore- 
 part, I I Zinc; in fossa, IPetrosel. ; as far as 
 glans, obliging one to urinate, ICic; causing 
 desire to urinate, Cain.; during urination, 
 Con. 
 
 Urethra, drops : as if a biting drop were forc- 
 ing its way out at tip,Selen. ; constant dropping, 
 Ced.; a feeling as of drops of urine came out, 
 ■Sep.; feeling, as if a drop in urethra, Ced.; 
 a feeling as if last drops remained, BArg. nit. ; 
 it seems as if a single drop at a time were 
 running along urethra, I IThuya ; it feels as if 
 a drop w r ere running down, after urination, 
 ■Thuya ; feeling as if something would run 
 out, Garb, s.; a feeling in fossa as though 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 water remained and could not be forced out 
 any further, in morning, Ferr. iod. ; sensation 
 of moisture running forward, IThuya ; in 
 night, colors shirt red, Lachn.; a drop or so 
 discharges during night, staining linen yellow- 
 ish, ISep. ; as if a few drops passed through, 
 Amb.; as though a few drops remained, which 
 could not be expelled, Alum.; a drop sticks 
 at mouth, Tell.; a drop of watery, sticky sub- 
 stance passes before stool and just after it, 
 Selen. ; yellow, in morning, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Urethra, feeling of dryness: Cop. 
 
 Urethra, dull pain : with nephritic colic, Coccus. 
 
 Urethra, gas : air passes out of female urethra 
 during urination, ISars. 
 
 Urethra, heat : Aur. mur., ICepa ; while uri- 
 nating, Ast. r., IKali bi. j^iT burning, in- 
 flammation ; also Urine hot. 
 
 Urethra, induration: lArg. nit.; in female, 
 especially if caused by pessaries, IHyper. ; 
 hard node, Bov.; knotty, lArg. nit.; male, 
 during urination, Calc. p. Jgigp" stricture ; 
 also Chap. 22, Gonorrhoea chordee, stricture. 
 
 Urethra, serous infiltration: forming submu- 
 cous callus, I Clem. 
 
 Urethra, inflammation (urethritis) : lAur. 
 met., ICann. s., Cop., ICub., IPetrosel; 
 chronic, after gonorrhoea, eight years ago, 
 1 1 Mar. v.; chronic, with secretion, IKali iod.; 
 chronic, with stricture, IPetrol.; with acrid 
 discharge, ISul.; feels inflamed, Cann. s.; as 
 in first stages of gonorrhoea, Cochl.; after ces- 
 sation of regular and copious hemorrhoidal 
 discharge, I INux v. ; of meatus, in a woman, 
 I lEup. perf.; transparent mucus, pain, IHam.; 
 of orifice, ICalc, IHep., ISul.; orifice feels 
 glued up, Bov.; of orifice, looks like two in- 
 named lips, itching on being touched, Jacar. ; 
 of orifice, with suppurating ulcers, with flat 
 edges, looking like chancres, with sticking, 
 tearing, especially worse towards evening, 
 lasting through night, and preventing sleep, 
 still worse by violent erections towards morn- 
 ing, INitr. ac; with prostatic disorders, Pa- 
 reira ; with purulent or profuse mucous dis- 
 charge, IChim. umb.; traumatic or chronic, 
 in intermittent fever, IPetrosel.; with vesical 
 irritability, of females, especially married 
 women, Cub. $i^ burning, catarrh, heat, 
 redness, sensitive, swelling; also Chap. 
 22, Gonorrhoea discharge, urethra. 
 
 Urethra, irritation: I IKali br., Stilling.; as 
 from acridity, Aph. ch.; followed by discharge 
 and ardor urinse, IHam.; in impotence from 
 sexual excess, IStaph.; in newly married peo- 
 ple, especially women, IStaph. ; in old women, 
 Cop.; in orchitis, IClem.; from end of penis 
 to neck of bladder (urinary difficulty), IChim. 
 umb.; insupportable, as if he should pass 
 water constantly, ICact. 
 jfta^ catarrh, redness, sensitive. 
 
 Urethra, itching: Apis, Bov., Con., Cop., 
 Indig., I IKali m., ILed., 01. an., IISul., 
 IThuya, Zinc; with burning, during urina- 
 tion, Pareira ; deep in, IPetrosel.; in forepart, 
 
 I llgn., Laur.; in fossa, Cub.; in fossa, volup- 
 tuous, IPetrosel.; near fossa, Coccul.; intense, 
 worse by presence of urine remaining on parts 
 after urinating, has to be washed offJIMerc; 
 in female meatus, daring urination, preceded 
 by urgent desire to urinate, Petrol.; in orifice, 
 
 I I Agar., Alum., Arum t., HCaust., Coccus, 
 
 Colch., Syph. ; from orifice to neck of bladder 
 (urinary difficulty), IChim. umb. ; at orifice,, 
 violent pruritus , Coccus; in orifice, with de- 
 sire for urinating, Coloc; at orifice, during 
 urination, Anthrok.; with constant desire to 
 urinate, worse in morning in bed, better when 
 sitting or standing, chronic cases, old persons, 
 IPetrosel.; during urination 1 1 Lye, INux v.;. 
 during urination (ovaritis), I Amb.; during 
 urination, excited or aggravated by pressure, 
 IMez. ; after urinating, Arund., I I Lye 
 
 Urethra, jerking: ISars.; after urination, ILyc;: 
 voluptuous formication, in forepart, Thuya. 
 
 Urethra, knots : jg@p constriction, indura- 
 tion, stricture. 
 
 Urethra, lancinating: in and near orifice, 
 Badiag. ; thrusts in anterior portion after 
 urination, at night, forces him to groan and 
 cry out, last a minute and a half, Coccus. 
 g^g?" cutting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Urethra, numbness : IMagn. m. 
 
 Urethra, obstructed: clogged up by pieces of 
 coagulated mucus, ISep.; clogged up with 
 membranous particles producing excruciating 
 pain until discharged with some blood (cysto- 
 blennorrhoea),l lUvaursi; almost closed, ILed,; 
 feeling as if stuffed up or clogged about an 
 inch from orifice on going to urinate, "Syph.; 
 orifice agglutinated, urine escapes in a divided 
 stream, Anag. ; orifice closed by mucus, Cann. 
 s. ; orifice closed by a slimy or serous fluid, or 
 by a lump of mucus, IThuya ; orifice sticking 
 together (gonorrhoea), ICup. m.; part of it as 
 if filled by a hard, round body, Cann. i. ; as if 
 a cylindrical body were being pushed through, 
 better after drinking, with retention of Urine, 
 Stram. JS^sT* constriction, contraction, 
 stricture. 
 
 Urethra, pain (undefined) : lArg. nit., Cann. 
 i., IILith., IPuls.; awakens, ICard. m.; fear- 
 ful, from glans backward, Diad. ; after wet 
 feet, Calc; as in beginning of gonorrhoea, 
 Sul.; in meatus, while urinating, HCanth.; 
 in meatus, in women, ISars.; from orifice back- 
 ward, Cann. s. ; causes sweat, Stilling.; during 
 urination, Zing. ; during urination, in cystitis, 
 Med.; during urination, after a few drops 
 (prostatic affection), ICaust.; during urination, 
 with vertigo, ICon.; after urination, Canst.; 
 violent, caused by urine, which is hurriedly 
 impelled to pass, seems, however, to pass for- 
 ward into glans and then return, IPrun. 
 
 Urethra, peculiar sensation : during urination 
 (after injury), I I Zinc. 
 
 Urethra, pinching : Cinnab. 
 
 Urethra, sensation of pressure : Agnus, Aph. 
 ch., Bry. ; bearing down, IDulc; in fossa, 
 
 I IPetrosel.; after urination, IPuls.; painful be- 
 tween acts of micturition, with shuddering, 
 
 I I Nux v. 
 
 Urethra, pricking : Carbol. ac; inclining to 
 coition, Anag.; at end, while urinating, Cycl.; 
 itching, especially in forepart, frequent urging 
 to urinate, little flow, Ferr. iod.; sharp, like 
 needles, causes thrill to cheeks and hands, 
 Cann. i. ; to sphincter, Cinch, bob; during 
 urination, Iris. 
 
 Urethra, redness: ILed.; of orifice, IHep., 
 ISul.; painful, Gels.; painful, in secondary 
 gonorrhoea, IGels. ; with pinching pains, I Cin- 
 nab.; in spinal curvature, after vaccination, 
 I IThuya. fi®* inflammation, irritation. 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 593 
 
 Urethra, scalding : before urination, lApis, 
 Cann. i. ; during urination, liEscl. h., Cann. 
 i.; after urinating, Cann. i.; especially near 
 neck of bladder, during and after urination, 
 Apis. Jg^" biting, burning, heat; also 
 During urination urethra ; also Urine hot. 
 
 Urethra, sensitive : in catarrh of bladder, 
 
 I lUvaursi; diminution of sensibility, I Kali 
 br. ; introduction of catheter difficult (cysti- 
 tis), IHelL; in female, especially if caused by 
 pessaries, IHyper.; fossa, I INux v.; pain in 
 fossa, when pressing it, and when beginning 
 to urinate, IBar. c; near orifice, I Arg. nit.; 
 at orifice (coition), I Arg. nit.; painful to press- 
 ure, IClem., IDulc, INatr. m.; painful to 
 touch, ICaps.; painful to touch, worse at night 
 and from heat of bed, Clem.; sore to touch, 
 Cann.s.; tenderness, Arum d., IChim. umb.; 
 dared not take hold on account of pain, as 
 from suppuration or ulceration, IPrun. 
 
 Urethra, sharp pain : in and near orifice, Badi- 
 ag. ; excruciating, into bladder and testicle, 
 IBerb. 
 
 Urethra, shooting : dull, behind glans between 
 actsof urination, especially during movement, 
 Bell.; from left side of urethra, in a spot half- 
 way between sternum and shoulder, on a level 
 with second rib of left side, after urination, 
 sore pain, remains sensitive to touch or press- 
 ure (irritable bladder), I I Sep.; in orifice, after 
 climaxis, IBerb.; pains in orifice, after urina- 
 tion, Pareira; with rigor, Sul.; on passing 
 water, in morning, Sul. 
 ©^"cutting, darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Urethra, smarting: Cann. s.. Cop., Senecio, 
 
 I I Sep., IThuya; With bearing down as if 
 everything would fall out through vagina, 
 I I Lac c; burning, through entire length, 
 Stilling.; in fossa, before urination, Senecio ; 
 in gonorrhoea, ICochl., ITereb.; during 
 menses, INatr. m.; at orifice, especially dur- 
 ing urination, Arum d., Kob.; in tenesmus, 
 IILil. tig.; during urination, Alum., Arum d., 
 Calc fl., ICham., Cub., IPtel., ISep.; during 
 urination, in cystitis, lEup. pur.; during 
 urination, in ovaritis, I Arab.; after urination, 
 Apis, Bor., Lil. tig. Jgg^ biting, burning ; 
 also During urination, urethra. 
 
 Urethra, soreness: ICanth.,Cop.,IFerr.,l I Hep.; 
 constant, in chronic cystitis and irritability 
 of bladder, I ISep.; in female, especially if 
 caused by pessaries, IHyper.; in forepart, 
 
 I ILach.; in forepart, when not urinating, 
 Zinc; in orifice, after urinating, IBor., Case; 
 in orifice, better bathing in cold water, I I Puis.; 
 so that he cannot touch it, Prun.; at begin- 
 ning of urination, Daph.; during urination, 
 lApis, Brach., ICinnab., IFerr. , ILyc, Sil.; 
 during urination, worse by pressure, IMez. 
 ££§" aching. 
 
 Urethra, spasm : g^* stricture. 
 
 Urethra, sticking: Aspar.; inforepart, I ILach., 
 MChel.; inforepart, during urination, INux 
 v.; in fossa, IPetrosel.; obliquely, in female, 
 as if in orifice, IBerb.; during urination, 
 Cann. s. Jg£aP a> stinging, stitches. 
 
 Urethra, stinging: Apis, Bov., ICaps., Brach., 
 IMerc, Paris ; near fossa, Coccul. ; in orifice, 
 
 I I Aspar.; before urination, Cann. i.; during 
 urination, Cann. i., Mygale, IPuls., Seneg.; 
 after urination, Cann. i., Seneg. 
 
 Urethra, stitches: lApis, Ascl. t., ICinch., 
 
 33 
 
 IClem., Cycl., Jacea, Hep., Sep., IThuya, 
 Zinc. ; with apprehension and discomfort after 
 urination, Sul.; in back part, Con.; in back 
 part, while urinating, Cann. s.; extending 
 back (gonorrhoea), IIMerc cor.; into bladder, 
 Berb.;, burning, Agar.; cutting, with inef- 
 fectual desire to urinate, I Calc. ; wdth erec- 
 tions, Cann.s., INitr. ac; in evenings, ICalad.; 
 in female, 1 1 Calc, Sep.; several fine, woree in 
 orifice, I I Agar.; in forepart, I I Paris, ISuL; 
 in forepart, as with needles, ICaps.; in fossa, 
 ICic; through to glans, Pallad.; like from a 
 red hot iron, Agar.; itching, in external por- 
 tion, between acts of urination, Euphor.; jerk- 
 ing, in posterior portion, when standing, 
 Cann.s.; from „ within outward, in left side, 
 female, Berb.; in orifice, Nitr. sp. d., Zinc; 
 needlelike, in orifice, 1 1 Nitr. ac; in chronic 
 ovaritis, I I Pallad.; outward, I I A spar.; twing- 
 ing, like lightning from before backward, 
 Zinc; when not urinating, Cann. s.; with de- 
 sire to urinate, then sudden discharge of dark 
 red yellow urine, Cycl. ; with frequent urging 
 to urinate, with profuse flow more towards and 
 in evening, Thuya; during urination, I Kali 
 bi., I Graph.; during urination (heematuria), 
 ISuL; after urination, Berb. JggT cutting, 
 darting, lancinating, sticking, stinging. 
 Urethra, stricture: Aeon., Agar., jAmm.m., 
 Ant. t., lArg. nit., IBerb., ICalc c, ICann. s., 
 ICanth., IChim. umb., Chlorof., Cinch., 
 IClem., ICon., Dig., Ilndig., Hod., IKali iod., 
 1 1 Med., IMerc, INatr. m., INitr.ac, IPetrol., 
 
 I IPuls., ISil., ISul.; in albuminuria, I Apis; 
 incipient, IHydras.; formed by infiltration of 
 corpus spongiosum by coagulable lymph, 
 formation of submucous callosity, Clem.; in- 
 flammatory, Clem.; after inflammation, I INux 
 v.; in intermittent fever, IPetrosel.; spasmodic, 
 IBell., Camph., Cic, I lEucal, IGels., CNitr. 
 ac, INux v., IPlumb., Sec, Stram.; sudden 
 arrest of flow, then oozing of snuff colored 
 mucus in long thread, IGraph.; spasmodic, 
 after drinking poorly fermented liquor, also in 
 drunkards, lOp. ; spasmodic, with pain about 
 umbilicus, better by pressure, IDiosc; spas- 
 modic, caused by sticking in glans, with tenes- 
 mus recti, after urination, IPrun. ; as if urine 
 could not be passed on account of narrowness 
 (retention of urine), Stram. figi~ contrac- 
 tion, constriction, obstructed ; also Chap. 
 22, Gonorrhoea sequelae. 
 
 Urethra, swelling: Alum., lArg. nit., Cop., 
 
 I I Mitch, rep.; feels as if swollen, I Arg. nit.; 
 of female, especially if caused by pessaries, 
 IHyper. ; of forepart, with suppuration be- 
 tween glans and prepuce, IMerc sol. ; pouting 
 of meatus, Alum. 
 
 $z^> inflammation, stricture. 
 
 Urethra, tearing sensation : Bry., IKali c; burn- 
 ing, Zinc; during chill, Calend.; cutting, in 
 middle, extending forward, Zinc; cutting, 
 when urinating, IHelon.; deep in, Ars.; in 
 forepart, Zinc; urine passes in drops, I INux 
 v.; while urinating, last drops like mucus, 
 ICarbo v.; during urination, Euta ; as if in 
 fibres, in form of zigzag, Cann. s. 
 
 Urethra, tenesmus: 1 1 Coccus, Lyss.; after 
 urinating, IMur. ac. 
 jgg^ pressing ; also Bladder tenesmus. 
 
 Urethra, tensive pain : in orifice between acts 
 of micturition, Coccul.; as if put on stretch 
 
594 
 
 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 (coition), lArg. nit. Jg®^ Chap. 22, Gonor- 
 rhoea chordee. 
 
 Urethra, thrill: during urination, Jalap.; when 
 urine passes, in vaginitis, IMerc. viv. 
 
 Urethra, tickling: Anag.,Aur. mur.; inclining 
 to coition, Anag.; after dinner, Carb.s.; in fore- 
 part, Carb. s.; in fossa, during urination, Colch.; 
 in fossa, frequent, voluptuous, IPetrosel.; in 
 orifice, 1 1 Agar., Brom.; at orifice, during uri- 
 nation, Anthrok.; near orifice, after urination, 
 Lyss. ; with constant desire to urinate, worse 
 in morning in bed, better sitting or standing ; 
 chronic cases, old persons, IPetrosel.; during 
 urination (ovaritis), lAmb.; after urination, 
 Colch. fi^* crawling, irritation, tingling. 
 
 Urethra, tingling: Cup. ars.; from perineum 
 through whole, during urination, Petrosel.; 
 followed by pressure in region of Cowper's 
 gland, early in morning, better sitting or 
 standing, Petrosel.; culminating at frsenum, 
 IClem. i^^ crawling, tickling. 
 
 Urethra, twinging pain : from behind forward, 
 with sensation as if drops were passing out, 
 Selen. 
 
 Urethra, twitching : IPhos. 
 
 Urethra, ulcerative pain : in middle, as from 
 splinter, Arg. nit.; as from subcutaneous ulcer- 
 ation, IRhod. 
 
 Urethra, ulcers: IINitr. ac; chancre, lArg. 
 nit.; sores like chancres, Ananth.; small sore 
 at entrance, 1 1 Lace; around orifice, in female, 
 IIEucal.; blisters on orifice forming chancre- 
 like ulcers (gonorrhoea), IINitr. ac. 
 11®* Chap. 22, Syphilis chancre. 
 
 URINATION, ardor urinae : Jg^ 1 * stran- 
 gury, urging : Urine, hot scalding. 
 
 Urination, burning : j^° During and After 
 urination burning ; also Urine hot. 
 
 Urination, cough : jj^** involuntary. 
 
 Urination, desire: awakens, IKali bi., INatr. 
 m.; with burning in urethra, I IPhos.; if not 
 attended to, feeling of congestion of chest, 
 IILil. tig.; with chilliness, Meph.; constant, 
 Absin., 1 1 Agar., Anac, Asar., Brom., Cain., 
 IIEquiset., I Hod., IKali c, ILac c, Millef., 
 I I Petrol., Phos. ac, ISil., ISul.,. Sumb.; con- 
 , stant, felt deep in abdomen (cystitis), IDulc.; 
 constant, cannot accomplish much (colic), 
 IDiosc. ; constant, with bearing down towards 
 vesical region and urethra, IDulc; constant, 
 as if bladder were not empty, Brach.; con- 
 stant, with chilliness, Ind. ; constant, with 
 cutting pain in bladder, Eup. pur. ; constant, 
 in cystitis, Eup. pur.; constant, during day, 
 IKali bi.; constant, in diabetes, I I'Uran. n. 
 relieved ; constant, flows slowly and causes 
 burning, with internal chilliness, IKali c; 
 constant, in hysteria, Polyg.; constant, inef- 
 fectual, I Cop. ; constant, must often rise at 
 night, IMerc; constant, with intense pain, 
 (urethral chancre), I ILac c; with pain in 
 liver, chest and kidneys, IFerr.; constant, in 
 affection of prostate, 1 1 Apis, Cact.; constant, 
 with scanty discharge, I Dig., IILil. tig. ; con- 
 stant, passing little and of dark color (during 
 pregnancy), 1 1 Hell.; constant, with irritation 
 in upper part of throat, causing cough, worse 
 lying at night, after eating and drinking, and 
 after talking, I ILac c; constant, with itching 
 and tickling in urethra, worse in morning in 
 bed, better sitting or standing, chronic cases, 
 old persons, IPetrosel.; constant, in uterine 
 
 neuralgia, HCon. improved, Tarant. cured; 
 constant, in prolapsus uteri, ILil. tig. ; with 
 erections, Mosch.; with erections at night, 
 I Rhus ; frequent, Arum d., IBenz. ac, Bor., 
 Bo v., Canth., iCarbo a., IChini. umb., IClem., 
 ICub., IHelon., Ind., ILyc, Mtr. sp. d., 
 ■ IPuls., ITrill., Verbas.; frequent, with bear- 
 ing down as if everything would come 
 through at vagina, I ILac c; frequent, with 
 drawing in abdomen, particularly in pregnant 
 women, IPuls.; frequent, during afternoon, 
 lEquiset.; frequent, after taking cold (acute 
 cystitis), ILyc; frequent, with convulsions, 
 Calend. ; frequent, in cystitis, I Apis ; frequent, 
 day and night (dropsy), I ISenecio ; frequent, 
 day and night, in affection of prostate gland, 
 ■Apis ; frequent, in dysentery, ILil. tig.; fre- 
 quent, in evening, IGuarsea ; frequent, she 
 cannot hold urine for a moment, Merc iod. 
 rub.; frequent, recurring nearly every half 
 hour, caused by crawling stitch behind navi- 
 cular fossa, IPetrosel.; every hour, Arum d., 
 IChim. umb., Erig. ; frequent, ineffectual, Cact.; 
 frequent, in rheumatic iritis, ITereb.; frequent, 
 with dull aching and hot sensation in kid- 
 neys, I I Zing. ; frequent, with bland yellow 
 leucorrhoea, before each urination, IKreo.; 
 frequent, with leucorrhoea, during pregnancy, 
 I Coccul. ; frequent, every ten or fifteen minutes, 
 with feeling of fulness in bladder, Cub.; fre- 
 quent, especially in morning, from weakness 
 of spinal nerves and spine, IPhos. ac; fre- 
 quent, in nervous disorders, ICham.; fre- 
 quent, with neuralgia in head, ICup. m.; 
 frequent, in renal colic, IDiosc. ; frequent, with 
 scalding and burning (metritis), I INux v.; 
 frequent, with scanty discharge, ICoccul., 
 Euphor., IMagn. m., IMenyanth.; frequent, 
 scanty, burning, Sars.; frequent, scanty, scald- 
 ing, IJEsc h.; frequent, even if only a few 
 drops had accumulated, I Bell.; frequent, with 
 forcible passage of large, clear stream, Daph. ; 
 frequent, with urging, IHelon. ; frequent, with 
 vomiting, Calend.; great, with burning in 
 urethra, ISul.; great, but none passes, lArs.; 
 great, although secretion is suppressed, 
 IStram.; great, but only a small quantity 
 passed, lEquiset.; great, with scanty discharge 
 (chronic catarrh of bladder), MPareira; in- 
 creased, Cochl., 1 1 Ham., I INatr. m.; increased, 
 after a few drops have passed must walk about 
 in distress, although motion increased desire, 
 ■Dig.; at first ineffectual (prostatic affection), 
 Cact.; irresistible, but no flow except with 
 urging and difficulty, IKali br.; irresistible, 
 on seeing water running from hydrant (irrit- 
 ability of bladder), I ISul.; with itching at 
 orifice of urethra, Coloc; before menses, 
 IPuls.; with abundant flow, during night, 
 I Cact. ; none, in atony of bladder, II Ars.; none, 
 in diphtheria, ILac c; with shudderings over 
 whole body, Hyper.; with scanty emission, 
 Phos. ac. ; accompanied by desire to defecate, 
 
 I Dig.; after stool, ICic; sudden, irresistible, 
 llgn.; sudden, if not gratified urine passes in- 
 voluntarily, ISul.; with tearing in genitals, 
 Hyper.; uncontrollable, then colic pain in 
 whole abdomen, Eup. pur.; urgent, Brach., 
 ■Cinch.; violent, Canth., INatr. m. 
 
 B®- urging. 
 Urination, difficult (dysuria) : lApis, lApoc, 
 
 I I Arg. nit., 1 1 Arm, 1 1 Ars., Ascl., Aur. mur., 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 595 
 
 IBell., MCact., Calc, ICamph., HCann. s., 
 
 ■ ICanth., Caulo., ICepa, IChim. umb., 
 Coccus, Cochl., Colch., Con., ICop., Cornus, 
 Dig., Dory., IDulc, Equiset., Erig., lEup. 
 pur., Ham., Hell., IHydras., IHyos., Kali c, 
 IILyc, Meph., IMerc, I I Mitch, rep., INitr. 
 ac, INux m., INux v., IPareira, Phos., 
 
 UPlunib., IPolyg., IIPuls., Sars., Senecio, 
 Staph., Stilling., ISul., Sumb., ITereb., lUva 
 nrsi ; can only be passed by bearing down 
 ■with abdominal muscles, IIMagn. m.j after 
 abortion, I I Rheum ; in anasarca; INux v.; 
 in catarrhal angina, in women and chil- 
 dren, ISenecio; in ascites, lApoc; as from 
 atony, lOp. ; from spasmodic or inflammatory 
 condition of neck of bladder, Hyos.; with 
 brown discharge, IColoc; with burning sting- 
 ing, IDory. ; in chronic catarrh of bladder, 
 
 I IPareira; in children, IIAcon., lApis, 
 
 ■ ■Puis.; in children, during dentition, I I Erig., 
 
 ■ Rheum; worse by taking cold, IIPuls.; in 
 ■cysto-blennorrhcea, 1 1 Uva ursi ; in diabetes, 
 
 ■ Op. ; in diphtheria, Canth., I I Lac c. ; in dys- 
 menorrhcea, ISenecio; in enteritis, nPvhus; 
 alternating with enuresis, IGels.; in ty- 
 phoid fever, ICanth.; caused by flying pains 
 in urinary organs, Lyss.; in gonorrhoea, 
 f Cochl.; only discharged after great effort, 
 stream thinner than usual, causing pain 
 under fourchette, when reaching glans penis 
 (dysuria after gonorrhoea), MCop. ; after 
 gonorrhoea, MCop.; with hsematuria, Cop.; 
 with hemorrhage, bright red, 1 1 Mitch, rep. ; 
 in hemorrhoids, ISep.; with pains in hips and 
 loins, IBerb. ; in impotence, ICamph.; forc- 
 ing induces lachrymation, worse before 6 a.m., 
 ■Clem.; in measles, ICamph.; in metritis, 
 I INux v.; especially in morning, (Sep.; in 
 morning, in old men, Cornus; in nephritic 
 •colic, I IPareira; in nephritis, lArn.; in old 
 people, when the gravel is trifling, IBenz. 
 sic.) painful, lUva ursi; painful, in anteversion, 
 ■Lil. tig.; with palpitation and gasping for 
 rjreath, in spells, ILaur. ; during pregnancy, 
 ■Aeon., INatr. m. ; during pregnancy, cutting 
 pain, 1 1 Phos. ac: has to press to promote 
 flow, Agar.; has to press so that anus pro- 
 trudes, IIMur. ac; the more pressure, the 
 less it flows (gastricism), I Kali c. ; when 
 delayed feels constant pressure downward 
 (after injury to testicle), I I Zinc; with press- 
 ure and tenseness (paresis of detrusor ve- 
 sicas), 1 1 Nux v. ; in affection of prostate gland, 
 ■Apis; in prostatitis, IChim. umb.; remittent 
 with backache, Vespa; after riding, during 
 pregnancy, lEup. . pur. ; scanty discharge, 
 ■Gels.; after much exertion and pain passes 
 a few drops of burning urine accompanied by 
 severe and constant tenesmus, worse night, 
 ■Merc; in scarlatina, IHep.; in septic dis- 
 eases, ITarant.; in sciatica, ITereb.; spas- 
 modic in hysterical subjects, IVib. ; with 
 straining, ■■Alum., IIArs.,Carbol. ac, Coccus, 
 ■Gels. ; straining, painful, small discharge 
 (catarrh of bladder), ICanth. ; in stricture, 
 I IChim. umb.; in secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; 
 
 with frequent urging, IGels.; as though there 
 were almost no urine in bladder and yet great 
 urging to urinate, IDig. ; as if urethra were 
 constricted, ■Dig. ; with uterine displace- 
 ment, ■Senecio; with uterine tumor, IKalic; 
 impulse weak, Cain.; especially in women, 
 
 during pregnancy and after confinement, 
 I I Equiset.; in women, frequent urging, with 
 pain, especially immediately after urination, 
 ■Equiset. Jig^ ineffectual, strangury, stric- 
 ture, urging. 
 
 Urination, dribbling : jg@p in drops, involun- 
 tary. 
 
 Urination, drinking : immediately after (dia- 
 betes}, IPod.; pressing, after coffee, Sign. 
 
 Urination, in drops: Amm. m.,Ananth.,Arn., 
 
 ■ Bell., Bov., ICamph., ICann. s., I ICanth., 
 MCaps., ICaust., Cic, Clem., Coff., Colch., 
 
 ■ Con., Cop., IDulc, Eryng., IHyos., I I Lac 
 def., Laur., Magn. m., Merc, Natr. m., INux 
 m., I INux v.,Petrol., I I Plumb., IPuls., I I Rhus, 
 ■Sars.,Spig., Stann., Staph., Stram., ISul.,Ver., 
 Zinc; burning, Cact.; with burning at ori 1 
 fice, IIGamb.; with burning in uterine neu- 
 ralgia,! I Con. improved, Tarant. cured ; with 
 burning and tearing (cystitis), INux v.; de- 
 sire constant,IDig.,HLil. tig.; with great pain, 
 
 ■ ■Merc cor., I I Plumb. ; with pressure on blad- 
 der, Cop.; in induration of prostate, ICop. ; 
 with spasms in rectum, ICaust.; without sen- 
 sation, during motion, IBry.; when sitting, or 
 walking, IPuls.; after straining, Clem.; in 
 stricture, I IChim. umb.; as in spasmodic stric- 
 ture, IClem.; with tearing, burning pains at 
 point of penis, IPareira ; with tenesmus, nau- 
 sea and vomiting of bilious fluids (nephritic 
 colic), I IPareira; with constant, painful urg- 
 ing, Strain. $5^ interrupted, involuntary 
 dribbling ; also Urine decreased. 
 
 Urination, enuresis: $g§*' involuntary. 
 
 Urination, frequent: I Aeon., Act. rac, Alum., 
 Amm. m., Ang., lAnt. c, Ant. t., Aph. ch., 
 Apis, I I Arm, 1 1 Arum t., Ascl. t., Aspar., Ast. 
 r., Bapt., TrBar. m., IBell., IBism., Brom.JBry., 
 Calend., ICamph. ,HCanth.,l ICaps.,ICarbol.ac, 
 ■Carbo vT,l ICaust., ICepa, Chel., IChim. umb., 
 Chloral., ICic, ICinch., Cinch, bol., Cinnab., 
 ■Clem., Coccul., Coccus, Cochl., ■ Coff., ■ Colch., 
 IColoc, Cup. m., Curar., ICycl., IDaph., IDig., 
 Dulc, Equiset,, lEup. pur., I lEuph., (Graph., 
 Guaiac, Hell., Hippom., Hyos., Ign., Hod., 
 Jacea, Jatroph., IKali c, Kali f.. Kali iod., 
 ■Lac def., ILach., IILact. ac, ILed., IILil. 
 tig.,ILith., IILyc, 1 1 Med., IMerc, I IMerc. 
 cor., Mur. ac, Natr. a., INatr. c, Natr. p., 
 
 ■ ■Nux v., lOleand., IOp., Oxal. ac, Pallad., 
 I IPareira, Petrol., I Phos., IPhos. ac,l I Plant., 
 Polyg., IPsor., I IPuls., IRhus, Ruta, Sabad., 
 ■Sabina, IBSars., Seneg., ISep., Sinap., ISpig., 
 Spong., ISquilla, IStaph., ISul., Thlaspi,BUva 
 ursi, Val., Verbas., Yespa; with burning, 
 Paris; with burning, in evening, Cann. i.; 
 with bearing down in genitals, during and 
 after walking, Coff.; in cardialgia, I IPhos.; 
 with clear urine, Meph.; as clear as water, 
 ■Hyos.; day and night, from irritable condi- 
 tion of bladder and sphincter, ■Plant. ; with 
 chilliness at night, B IMerc; with ch'ill, Meph.; 
 after sensation of chilliness, 1 1 Med.; in colic, 
 ICepa ; during day, I lUran. n.; all day, still 
 oftener evening, with shuddering and chilli- 
 ness, ICepa ; day and night, attempt to retain 
 it causes pain, ILact, ac; with sudden desire 
 (syphilitic neuralgia), I ISyph.; in diabetes, 
 Cop., IPod.; in diabetes insipidus, Squilla; 
 in diabetes, foamy, strong smelling, dark, 
 
 ■ Lact. ac;in diarrhoea, BBor., IIThuya; in 
 diphtheria, ILac c ; after drinking sugar wa- 
 
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 ter, Ant. t.; in scarlatinal dropsy, IDig.; after 
 exertion, iEthus. ; with heat and brown red- 
 ness of face, IKreo.; during fever, 1 1 Med.; 
 with cold state, in intermittent fever, lArs.; 
 in gonorrhoea, ICaps.; in hematuria, llpec; 
 with headache, IBelL, IVer.; in frontal head- 
 ache, Vib.; in sick headache, I Lac. def.; 
 every half hour, I Apis ; every half hour, dur- 
 ing day, 1 1 Psor. ; every half hour, at night, 
 disturbs sleep (irritable bladder),' I I Sep.; 
 every hour, in albuminuria, ICalc. a. ; once an 
 hour, during whole day, Eup. pur.; every 
 hour, INatr. m., I I Puis.; every hour or two, 
 Vib.; every hour or two, night and day, 
 I Alum.; every hour, day and night, abun- 
 dant, dark, Cain. ; every hour, day and night, 
 with violent burning in urethra on beginning 
 to urinate, I IMerc. sol.; eight or ten times a 
 day, Cochl. ; thirty to forty efforts in twenty- 
 four hours, I ISul.; with violent hunger, Ver.; 
 in hysteria, lllgn.; involuntary, with tinea 
 capitis, IJacea ; with spasmodic pain in kid- 
 neys, Coccus ; in leucorrhoea, IIGraph., INatr. 
 c; in inflammation of liver, IMerc. ; in 
 marasmus, I ISul.; after midnight, Zinc; every 
 few minutes, all day, I Apis ; every three or 
 five minutes child passes a large quantity, 
 IMagn. p.; almost every five minutes, Camph., 
 lEryng.; ten times in one hour, Inul. ; every 
 ten or twelve minutes (infant), Bor.; every 
 ten minutes, painful (gonorrhoea), ITereb.; 
 every ten minutes, without pain, ^Atrop. s. ; 
 every ten to fifteen minutes between 10 and 1 
 o'clock at night, ^"Atrop. s. ; every fifteen 
 minutes (acute catarrh of bladder), IColoc; 
 with drawing in molars when lying down, 
 Oleand.; in morning, after coffee, Kob.; at 
 night, Alum., I I Amm. c. ; particularly at night, 
 IGraph., ILyc, 1 1 Petrol.; every hour for rest 
 of night, if he urinates after getting warm 
 in bed, 1 1 Med. ; at night and in morn- 
 ing after rising, Arab.; especially at night, 
 ISul.; after injection of nitrate of silver for 
 gonorrhoea, I ITarant.; in old age (apoplexy), 
 ■Bar. c; painful, after pain in glans, ICanth.; 
 in puerperal eclampsia, IPhos.; in puerperal 
 mania, INuxv.; painful (chronic diarrhoea), 
 ■Cup. ars.; with pain, and burning during 
 and after urinating (catarrh of bladder), 
 I I Uva ursi ; with pressure on bladder, 
 ■ ■Sep.; with pressure on bladder and rec- 
 tum, Cycl.; from pressure in genitals, 
 IMerc. sol.; profuse, I IDros., Euph., 
 I ILactu. v., IMur. ac; profuse, in anti-des- 
 quamative stages of Bright's disease, IHell.; 
 profuse, clear, limpid, better dulness and 
 heaviness of head, IIGels.; profuse, in co- 
 ryza, ICalc. ; profuse, passes more than he 
 drinks, loses strength, emaciates, - ICamph.; 
 profuse, more towards and in evening, with 
 stitches in urethra, Thuya ; profuse, light 
 colored, with thirst, 1 1 Fluo'r.ac; profuse, worse 
 when lying, preceded by aching pain in 
 bladder, INux v.; profuse, pale, ILyc; pro- 
 fuse, pale, with congestive headache, IGlon.; 
 profuse, pale, in morning and forenoon, 
 ■Mez.; profuse, saccharine (diabetes), ILact. 
 ac; profuse, disturbing sleep, ILith.; profuse, 
 containing sugar (impotence), TTMosch.; pro- 
 fuse, whitish, Cycl.; profuse, yellow, IKalm.; 
 profuse, light yellow, with sweetish smell and 
 slight milky sediment, Ferr. iod.; in prolapsus 
 
 of rectum, IIRuta; with rheumatic pain r 
 Meph.; scanty, IBelL, Cann. i., Colch., lber., 
 Kob., IMur. ac; scanty, brown, fetid, I I Petrol.;, 
 scanty ,burning (prolapsus), ILil.tig.; scanty, in 
 convulsions, ICup. m. ; scanty, light colored,, 
 Alum.; scanty, with scalding, IGels. ; scanty, 
 when becoming warm from working, cannot 
 empty bladder (paresis of detrusor vesicae), 
 
 I I Nux v. ; sediment red, Lac c ; with slow flow,, 
 Plat.; with smarting at meatus, IGels.; with, 
 pain in course of spermatic vessels, I Cam ph.;, 
 sphincter having lost its energy, IPhos.; with 
 hard stool, ISars.; in stomatitis, INatr. c ; 
 causing great suffering, ICup. ars.; with violent 
 thirst, Ver.; with great urgency (sympathetic 
 aphonia), ICollin.; in- prolapsus uteri, I Alum.,. 
 Aur. met.; with worms, ICina. 
 
 jgii^ desire, in drops, urging ; also Urine 
 clear, decreased. 
 Urination, inability (ineffectual urging, ischu- 
 ria) : I Aeon., Anthrok., lApis, IIApoc, IIArn.,, 
 
 I I Ars., Aur. mur., IBelL, Bor., Camph., 
 
 I ICanth., ICaust., ICimex, IClem., Cochl.,, 
 Con., ICycL, IDig., IIEup. pur., Ferr. iod., 
 Gels., I IHell. , Hep., IHyos., llpec, I IJamb., 
 ILach., Laur., ILyc, Myr. cer., IINitr. ac, 
 IINux v., IOp., MPlumb., Pod., IIPuls., 
 Rhus, Ruta, Senecio, SiL, Strain., SuL, Ver.;. 
 with redness and heat over region of bladder,, 
 IPuls.; with anxiety, ICham.; child, desires 
 to urinate, none flows, at another time could 
 not retain it, ICalc; in infants, ICamph.;, 
 child, two weeks old, lEup. pur.; in cholera, 
 
 I I Aeon.; prevented by clots (hsematuria), 
 Cact.; with convulsions, llpec; in chronic- 
 cystitis, lArs.j with diarrhoea, in pregnancy, 
 ICup. m.; in intermittent fever, ISamb.; day 
 after attack of quartan ague, IPhelL: with or 
 without gravel, Dolich.; with sick headache, 
 llCon.; with heat, 1 1 Ratan.; impeded by pain 
 in hypogastrium (fundus vesicas), I IPhos.; 
 worse during menses (prolapsus uteri), lAur. 
 met.; in metritis, I INux v.; with great pain, 
 
 I I Apis; with excruciating pains in cystitis,. 
 Tarant.; ischuria paralytica, Sec; pressure on 
 loins, groins and thighs, ICarbo a.; cathether 
 had to be used four to six times in twenty -four 
 hours (enlargement of prostate), MPareira;, 
 feels as if a tape prevented, Thuya ; wanted 
 to urinate but suppressed it, when finally 
 wished to could not pass any, I ISul.; is hur- 
 riedly impelled to pass urine, which however 
 seems to pass forward into glans penis, and 
 then seems to return and cause violent pain 
 in urethra, IPrun. g^ 1 * ineffectual, stran- 
 gury, urging ; also Bladder paralysis ; also 
 Urine retention. 
 
 Urination, infrequent (seldom) : Arn., ICycL, 
 INux v., IOp.; in a boy set. four months, 
 I I Psor.; during day, ILyc; at long interval, 
 in dysentery, 1 1 Zinc. ; not oftener than once 
 in twenty-four hours, ISyph.; once in twenty- 
 four hours and then copiously, with difficulty 
 and slight irritation (diphtheria), I I Lac c 
 
 Urination, insufficient (incomplete, unsatis- 
 factory): Bry., ICalc, IClem., IGels., 1 1 Hep., 
 ■ Kali c, Lac'h.,Natr.c, Petrol., Rhod., ISelen., 
 SiL, Staph., Thuya ; feeling as if bladder could 
 not be emptied thoroughly, Cub., IHep.; sen- 
 sation as if not yet empty after dribbling of 
 urine, has to force out last drops with 
 
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 Cann. i. B^IT in drops, ineffectual, slow ; 
 also Urine decreased. 
 
 Urination, flow interrupted : intermittent, flows 
 and stops, lAgar., ICarbo a., ICaust., IClem., 
 HCon., Dulc, IGels., Kali c, ILed., ILyc, 
 Med.,Meph., IPhos. ac, ISul., Thuya, Zinc; 
 after coitus, in spermatorrhoea, I IPhos. ac;in 
 catarrhal croup, I I Ant. t.; commences to flow 
 after waiting a long time, on account of a 
 cramp in sphincter vesicae, BOp.; with cutting 
 after urination, HCon.; in chronic dysentery, 
 ICon.; in evening, ICaust.; in chronic ovaritis, 
 Hod.; during sixth month of pregnancy, 
 1 1 Rhus; spasmodic, 1 1 Graph.; in urethritis, 
 ICannab. g^° in drops. 
 
 Urination, involuntary (enuresis, incontin- 
 ence): Aeon., I Alum., Amm. m., Anac, An- 
 anth., Ant. c, 1 1 Apis, IIArg. nit., I Arm, 
 IIArs., Atrop. s., IBar. c, ^Bar. m., IBell., 
 IBenz.ac,Cact., ICamph.,Capnab. s., ICanth., 
 Carbo a., ICarbo v., Case, I ICaust., HCic, 
 ICimex ; in scarlatina, ICina, Con., Dulc, 
 lEquiset., I lEucal., lEup. pur., IGels., IGua- 
 raea, IHell., IHep., IHydras., IHyos., I llgn., 
 Hod., I Kali br., IKali ph., IKreo., ILach., 
 Lac def., ILaur., I ILed., IILyc, Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., IMerc, IMur. ac, IIMillef., 
 IMosch., INatr. m., Natr. p., INitr. ac, INux 
 m., I INux v., CEnan., Oleand., I 101. jec, IOp., 
 I I Petrol., I I Pic. ac, Plant., Plumb., IPod., 
 IPuls., Ratan., Rheum, IIRhus, Ruta, Sang., 
 ISec, USep., Sil., Spig., UStaph., Stilling., 
 IStram., ISul., Tabac, I IThuya, Vespa, Vib., 
 1 I Zinc; acrid discharge, IHep.; in apoplexy, 
 1 I Aeon., I Arn. ; awakes with urging, IKreo. ; in 
 bed, in delirium, after being accused of theft, 
 IHyos.; after bladder seemed to be emptied, 
 IHelon.; in brain affection, IHell.; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, IHydr. ac; in bronchitis, 
 ICaust. ; in bronchitis, after intermittent fever, 
 ICina; with burning in orifice of urethra, 
 ISpig.; in cataract, ICaust. ; before chill (in- 
 termittent), IGels.; especially in children, 
 lEup. pur.; in children, with acidity of 
 stomach, I I Natr. p. ; in children who grow 
 too rapidly, IPhos.; in children, where 
 urine is scanty, acrid, and loaded with uric 
 acid and its deposits, ' IPlant.; in weakly 
 children, ICinch. ; in chorea, ICed., I ISec; 
 chronic, IKali ph. , IKreo. ; in convulsion , after 
 fright, ICup. m.; on getting cold, I I Med.; 
 with constrictive pain in region of bladder, 
 IPuls.; in convulsion, Art. v., IZinc; when 
 coughing, I Alum., Ant. c, 1 1 Apis, Caps., 
 llCaust., IKreo., ILach., INatr. m., IPhos. ac, 
 I IPsor., IPuls., Rhod., I IRumex, llSquilla, 
 IThuya, IVer., Vib., IZinc; with cough, in 
 facial neuralgia, I I Sep. ; at end of every fit 
 •of cough, ISquilla ; with coughing, laughing, 
 or making any effort, Tarant.; with cough, 
 worse from least movement (jaundice), IPhos.; 
 spurting, with mucous cough, ISquilla ; with 
 «ough, at night, IColch.; with cough, in pneu- 
 monia, I INux v.; with cough, during preg- 
 nancy, IFerr. ph.; when coughing, or sneez- 
 ing (hydrometra), I I Sep.; while coughing, or 
 passing wind, IPuls. ; during cough,in women, 
 ■ Puis.; a few drops, with every fit of cough- 
 ing, in women, IRumex ; in whooping cough, 
 IBry., ISpong.; with general debility, ICalc 
 p.; diurnal, depending on an irritability of 
 trigone and cervix vesicae, better when press- 
 
 ure of urine is taken off by recumbent post- 
 ure, IFerr. ph.; desire sudden, impossible to 
 retain it an instant, without grasping penis, 
 I IThuya ; if desire is not complied with (irri- 
 table bladder), I I Sep.; dribbling, I Agar., 
 IIArn., Ars., Bell., Brom.,ICamph.,IICanth., 
 llCaust., Cic, HClem., ICoccus, Dulc,IHyos., 
 
 I I Kali br., I INux v., I IPlant., 1 1 Plumb., 
 Staph., IStram., ISul., Thuya, Ver., Zinc; 
 dribbling, constant,in boys, IRhus; dribbling, 
 burning, like fire, lEryng.; dribbling, in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, Canth. ; dribbling, after 
 suppressed gonorrhoea, I Coca ; dribbling, after 
 labor, I Arn. ; in locomotor ataxia, lArg. nit.; 
 dribbling, with nocturnal and diurnal enure- 
 sis, I INux v.; dribbling, in old people, ICepa ; 
 dribbling,in enlarged prostate, I I Dig.; dribbles 
 when sitting, passes freely when standing, 
 Sars.; dribbling, while sitting or walking, IPuls.; 
 dribbling, during stool, IKali br.; dribbling,af- 
 terstool,ISelen.; dribbling,after stream ceases, 
 Cann. L, ISelen., IStaph.; dribbling, without 
 being aware of it(concussionof spine), IHyper.; 
 dribbling,while walking, ISelen.; indyspepsia, 
 
 I I Vib.; during epileptic attack, IBufo., ICaust., 
 Cup. m., Coccul., I IHyos. ; from excitement, 
 IGels.; during exertion, I IBry.; in fevers, 
 ILach.; in typhoid fever, IHell. ,IIris, IMosch., 
 IMur ac, IVer., IVer. v. ; in typhus, lArg. nit., 
 1 1 Chin, s., IColch., IPhos., I IPsor.; from 
 fright, during coition, ILyc; after repeated 
 attacks of gonorrhoea, I INux v.; with gravel, 
 IDolich.; hot, Cham., IHep., I IPsor. ; gushes 
 out, with sensation of hot water passing over 
 parts, I I Lac def.; in hydrocephalus, IDig., 
 IGrat., IHell., IMerc. viv.; in insanity, I I Ta- 
 rant.; because the amount is too large, Squilla ; 
 when laughing, coughing or sneezing, INux 
 v.; in meningitis, IIRhus; during menses, 
 IHyos.; every fifteen minutes, IGels.; on 
 motion, coughing or sneezing, IPhos. ac; at 
 night (nocturnal emissions, wetting the bed), 
 Aeon., ^Ethus., I Amm. c, Ananth., 1 1 Apis, 
 lApoc, IIArg. nit., IIArn., lArs., I IBell., 
 IIBenz. ac, Bry., ICalc, Carb. s., ICarbo v., 
 llCaust., ICham., I I Chen, v., IChloral., ICina, 
 Cinch., I I Coca, Con., ICub., lEquiset., lEup. 
 pur., IIFerr., I I Fluor, ac, IGraph., IHep., 
 
 I I Kali br., IIKreo., IILac def., Magn. s., 
 I I Med., IMerc, INatr. c, INatr. m., IOp., 
 MOxal. ac, 1 1 Petrol., Plant., I IPuls., Rhus, 
 Ruta, I I Sars., Seneg., HSep., ISil., I ISquilla, 
 Strain., I ISul., I ITereb., IThuya, I lUran. n., 
 IVerbas.; at night, worse in autumn, IPuls.; 
 at night, in boys of light complexion, ISep.; 
 at night, fat children, red face, sweat easily, 
 and catch cold, ICalc; at night, children, in 
 latter part of night, even if they have urin- 
 ated during night and drank no water, 
 Chloral.; at night, in nervous children, IGels.; 
 at night, in children of phosphorous build, 
 IPhos.; at night, pale, lean children with 
 large abdomen, who love sugar and highly 
 seasoned food, and abhor to be washed, ISul.; 
 at night, in scrofulous and syphilitic children, 
 IKali iod.; at night, floods bed five or six 
 times, IFerr.; especially at night after great 
 fright two years ago, I JPhos.: at night, parti- 
 cularly in little girls, IPuls.; at night, from 
 infancy, in a girl aet. 16, I INux v.; at night, 
 after blow upon head, 1 1 Sil. ; when there is 
 no tangible cause except a habit, I lEquiset.; 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 after measles, IPuls.; from midnight to morn- 
 ing, I I Plant.; at night, during full moon, ob- 
 stinate cases, IPsor.; at night, from nervous 
 irritation, IIMagn. p.; at night, old man, after 
 dropsy, lAur. mur.; at night, in onanists, 
 ISep.; at night, and while at rest, IRhus ; at 
 night, especially during first sleep, ICaust., 
 ICina, IPhos. ac, I ISep.; at night, in first 
 sleep, fairly floods the bed, IPhos. ac; at 
 night, during first deep sleep from which child 
 is roused with difficulty (enuresis nocturna), 
 IKreo.; at night, spasmodic form, lArg. met.; 
 at night, from weakness of sphincter, Ferr. 
 ph., IGels., IPlant.; at night, from worms, 
 lUran. n.; at night, in children with worms, 
 and in chorea, ISil.; at night, for two years; 
 IISul.; on- blowing nose, llCaust., IZinc; 
 spurting, in old people, ICepa ; in old men, 
 ICic; in an old man with enlarged prostate, 
 I Aloe ; in old persons, Hod., 1 1 Kali p., ISec; 
 in incipient paralysis, ICund.; in paralysis of 
 bladder, llCaust., IIDulc; in paralysis, not a 
 drop flows on making greatest effort, IGels.; 
 from paralysis of sphincter, IKali p., Tabac; 
 chronic, from paralysis of sphincter, in old, 
 flabby constitutions, IThuya ; in paralysis, 
 must satisfy desire promptly, especially at 
 night, IPhos.; in paralysis, from irritation of 
 lower part of spine, IINuxv.; during preg- 
 nancy, INatr. m., ISep,; especially after par- 
 turition, IIArs.; with seizures of prostration, 
 Vespa ; difficult of retention, IPtel. ; cannot 
 retain after desire, ILach.; when riding, or 
 on long walks (subparalysis of sphincter vesi- 
 cae), I IThuya; when running, I Arm; unable 
 to retain without extreme pain, amounting 
 almost to spasms (weakness of bladder), 
 I lUran. n.; leaving red sand on sheets (ty- 
 phoid fever), IHyos.; in scabies, IHep.; in 
 scarlatina, IIAilant.; in malignant scarlatina, 
 or diphtheria, IMur. ac; in septic diseases, 
 ■Tarant.; while sitting, ICaust.; whenever he 
 sat down, day and night, INatr. m.; during 
 deep sleep in daytime, I Bell.; while sneez- 
 ing, llCaust., IINatr. m.; when standing, 
 ■Bell.; follows dry stool with difficult defeca- 
 tion, IZinc; after each dysenteric stool, 
 Alum.; in tetanus, I Cup. m.; with thirst, 
 I Aeon.; unconsciously, Amyg.,ICinch.,ICycl., 
 IIVer.;with vomiting and diarrhoea, Dig. ; 
 while walking, Ananth., ICaust., IIFerr., 
 IINatr. m., Ruta, IZinc; while walking or 
 rising from a seat, IMagn. c; in walking and 
 sitting, Stram. ; while walking or standing (fa- 
 cial neuralgia) , I I Sep. ; when walking, in tumor 
 of vulva, ICalc; must rush from work during 
 day at risk of wetting his clothes if he did 
 not yield (irritability of bladder), I ISul.; with 
 ascarides, IFerr. fi^T" in drops, night ; also 
 Bladder paralysis, weakness. 
 
 Urination, knees: passed only by going down 
 on knees since confinement two weeks previ- 
 ously (dysuria), IPareira; must get down on 
 all fours to urinate, I IPareira. 
 
 Urination, lying down: urine more easily re- 
 tained, Dig.; discharge while lying down, with 
 sensation as if movement of bowels would fol- 
 low (paralysis of sphincter), IPuls. 
 
 Urination, mental condition: has to wait long 
 for urine to pass, especially if others are near 
 by, INatr. m.; thinking of urination causes 
 necessity, lOxal. ac ; desire caused by think- 
 
 ing about pain (vaginitis), IMerc viv. ; no 
 will to urinate, in childbed, I IHyos. 
 
 Urination, navel : oozes through open umbili- 
 cus, I IHyos. 
 
 Urination, night: Alum., Amm. c, Arm, Ars., 
 Bar. c, IIBell., Bry., ICalc, ICaust., I ( ina, 
 Coca, ICup. m., I IDros., Graph., Hell., Hep., 
 i Hod., Jamb., ILith., Merc, Natr.m., INux v., 
 Op., IPuls., IRhus, Ruta, ISep., ISil., Squilla, 
 Stram., IISul.; desire awakes, I IHep., I IKali 
 c; in diabetes, ICup. m., INatr. s.; a few 
 drops, red, bloody, burning, INux v.; four or 
 five times, not much during day, Therid.; fre- 
 quent, Amm. m., ICalc, Calend., Cinnab., 
 IDaph., IGlon., IHyos., IJamb., IILac c, 
 ILith.; frequent, in apoplexy, lAnac; fre- 
 quent, intense burning and pain in small of 
 back, IITereb.; frequent, in dyspepsia, I Lye; 
 frequent, with gravel, ILj^c; frequent, in 
 mental derangement, I Con.; frequent, scanty 
 or profuse, pale, Squilla; frequent, with much 
 pressure and scanty emission, IKali c; fre- 
 quent, no rest (diabetes mellitus), lArg. met.; 
 in chronic gleet, cannot retain for more than 
 an hour after 5 or 6 p.m., I I Med.; large quan- 
 tities, colorless, IPhos. ac; like mealy water, 
 ICanth.; between 12 and 3 o'clock, ICon. ; 
 each night, between 12 and 3 a.m. (in preg- 
 nancy), I Aeon.; only night and morning, 
 Seneg.; sediment white, I Bry.; several times, 
 Bor. , Thuya ; several times, in ante-desquama- 
 tive stage of Bright's disease, IHelon.; several 
 times, in chronic irritability of bladder, I ISul.; 
 in chronic stricture, 1 1 Med.; sudden, drives 
 out of bed before stool in morning, IRumex; 
 twice, Chim. m. ; two or three times, I ISars.; 
 two or three times, with cirrhotic kidney, 
 
 I I Plumb.; three times, a pint each time (dia- 
 betes), ICarbol. ac; three times (gastricism), 
 IKali c; with uterine tumor, IKali e. 
 
 g^ 3 * involuntary night. 
 
 Urination, flows as easily as if it were oil : Apoc 
 
 Urination, painful: jg^~ During urination, 
 pain. 
 
 Urination, position : almost touches floor with 
 forehead in order to be able to urinate, Pa- 
 reira. Jg^* knees, lying, sitting, standing. 
 
 Urination, quick : I INux v. 
 
 Urination, seldom : j^gg" infrequent. 
 
 Urination, sitting : can only pass urine while 
 siting bent backward, 1 1 Zinc. ; < cannot pass 
 while standing, only when sitting down, 
 brought on or worse by worry, I IZinc 
 
 Urination, slow: in passing, Alum., Apis, 
 
 I I Arm, ICamph., Cann. i., IClem., Hep., 
 ILaur., Lye, IMur. ac, Natr. m., IPetrol., 
 Raph., IRhus, Sec, Sep., SiL, Strain., Zinc; 
 in coming, must press along time, Apis,Cact., 
 Cannab., Coccus, Hep., Prum, Raph., Sec, 
 Stram.; after long attempt water passes 
 abundantly, 1 1 Cact.; is obliged to wait awhile 
 before urine flows and then it flows slowly, 
 
 I IHep.; sometimes it takes half an hour to- 
 empty bladder, leaving him in a weak condi- 
 tion, IIMed.; no energy, Diad., Stram.; in 
 typhoid fever, IBell. ; but frequent, Plat.; hesi- 
 tation, in hysteralgia, ISec; a small quantity 
 takes ten minutes to pass-(cysticblennorrhcea), 
 
 I I Uva ursi ; lasts ten or fifteen minutes, in 
 spinal disease, I Apis ; from paresis of sphincter 
 vesicae, ISul.; in rheumatism of knee, IBerb.; 
 with soreness and burning, IKali c; in spinal 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 disease, lApis ; while at stool (prostatitis and 
 atony of sexual organs), I ISelen.; in a small 
 stream, or in drops, Agar.; in secondary 
 syphilis, I ISyph. J^^" difficult, insufficient, 
 stream, straining: urging; also Bladder 
 paralysis; also Urine retention. 
 
 Urination, spasmodic : $gg*- interrupted 
 
 Urination, standing : could pass urine only 
 when standing, I I Sars. ; inability to pass 
 without standing with feet wide apart and 
 body inclined forward, Chim. umb. 
 
 Urination, strangury (urinary tenesmus) : 
 IIApis, lApoc, IIArs., Aspar., IBell., ICact., 
 ICamph., I ICanth., Card, m., I IChel., IChim. 
 umb., Cinch, bol., IClem., Cochl., ICon., Cop., 
 Elaps, Euphor., I IHelon., ILyc., I INux v., 
 UPareira, MPlumb., IPolyg., Prun., 1 1 Pan. 
 sc, Sars., Sil., lUran. n., I lUrt. ur., Uva ursi; 
 as from atony, I I Plumb.; in a child, I Art. v.; 
 from cold or cold drinks, IDulc.; after getting 
 feet and bowels cold, ICepa; chronic, from 
 standing on a cold pavement, ICalc; with, 
 colic, Arn. ; constant, 1 1 Arm, Aur. met., IBar. 
 c, "Bar. m., Cann. s., UPareira, Sul., Thuya, 
 Uva ursi, Ver. ; constant, all day, twice as 
 much passed as usual, Eup. pur.; constant, 
 passing a few drops, All. sat.; constant, with 
 heat during urination, Con.; constant, in 
 hydrothorax, IColch. ; constant, in kidney 
 disease, IHep.; constant, in urinary sickness, 
 I ICon.; constant, at night, IDig.; constant, 
 with profuse light clear discharge like water 
 (polyuria), IMur. ac; constant, painful, with 
 frequent discharge of a few drops with in- 
 crease of pain, I ISul:; constant, can hardly 
 retain it, could not pass any if she forcibly 
 retained it, and suffered severe pains, I IRuta ; 
 constant, with scanty discharge, IDig., ISil.; 
 constant, passes little at a time (dysmenor- 
 rhea, scarlatina, ovaritis), I Apis; constant, 
 without sufficient discharge, worse sitting 
 (walks about), IChim. umb.; strong contrac- 
 tion, during spasm, IHyos.; with discharge 
 of blood and slime, Uva'ursi ; after drinking 
 beer, INux m., INux v.; in dysentery, I ICaps. ; 
 in gonorrhoea, ICaps., IPetrosel., IITereb.; 
 with headache, Lil. tig.; with hemorrhage 
 from bladder, IColch.; in hysteria, I INux 
 m.; from mechanical injury, Apis; precedes 
 menstrual colic, I Ver. v. ; in orchitis after 
 mismanaged gonorrhoea, IClem.; painful, 
 IDulc, Pareira ; in peritonitis, ILach. ; in 
 prosopalgia, llgn. ; from stricture following 
 gonorrhoea, ICamph.; from excessive use of 
 tobacco, IOp : ; urine only reaches glans penis 
 and causes violent pain and spasms, also with 
 tenesmus in rectum, Prun.; urine diminished 
 red, Sabina ; urine scanty, in scarlatina, ILyc; 
 due _ to uterine displacement, lEup. pur. ; 
 vomiting, purging and urination simultane- 
 ously, caused by spasmodic contraction, 
 ICrotal. $$T in drops, urging ; also Bladder 
 pressing, tenesmus. 
 
 Urination, stream: divided, forked, Arg. nit., 
 ICann. s., ICanth., I IChim. umb., Clem., Cinch, 
 bol., IMerc, IRhus ; divided, in gonorrhoea, 
 I IThuya ; cannot feel passing through urethra, 
 (cataract), ICaust. ; feeble, in gonorrhoea, 
 I IMerc. cor. ; propelled with great force, 
 ICic; not sensible of stream, I ICaust.; small, 
 Eup. pur., Gymn.; small, curved to left, Cinch, 
 bol.; small, with straining, feels as if a swell- 
 
 ing retarded it, Hippom.; small, as a thread 
 (stricture), I IChim. umb.; thin, ICamph., 
 Spong., ISul., Zinc; thin, feeble, ISars.; thin, 
 or only drop by drop (gonorrhceal cystitis), 
 IMerc; thin, as if urethra were constricted, 
 IClem., IGraph., INitr. ac; thin, in stricture, 
 ICanth.; twdsted (after suppressed gonor- 
 rhoea), I Coca ; weak, Cham.; weak, drops 
 vertically down, I IHep. fl®* interrupted ; 
 also Chap. 21, Urethra stricture. 
 Urination, urging (pressing) : Amm. m., Asim., 
 Aspar., Bar. c, Bry., ICard. m., Chen, v., 
 Clem., IIHydras., Ictod., IKali c, ILyc, 
 I I Mitch, rep., Prun., I IVib. ; with tension in 
 abdomen, during pregnancy, IPuls.; with 
 cutting and pinching in abdomen, worse 
 night (dysuria), IMerc; anxious, day and 
 night, Carbo v.; awakens, Sil.; awakes 3 a.m., 
 Sarrac; as if bladder were constantly full, 
 little is passed, followed by dragging as if 
 much should be passed, Ruta ; with pressing 
 in bladder, Coccus ; worse from obstruction of 
 bowels (asthma), IIArg. nit.; with burning- 
 biting in bladder and urethra, Prun.; catarrh 
 of bladder, IColoc, MSeneg.; ineffectual, in 
 children, cry impatiently and grasp abdomen, 
 ILyc; follows chilliness, Senecio ; with colic, 
 I IStaph.; with obstinate constipation, ISars.; 
 in w r hooping cough, IBry.; and crying, I lErig. ; 
 with cutting in bladder, caused by motion of 
 child (pregnancy), I IThuya ; after cutting in 
 umbilicus, Camph. ; chiefly during day, worse 
 the more he stands, IFerr. ph.; in diabetes 
 insipidus, Squilla ; after dreaming of urinat- 
 ing, I Lac c; with dribbling, after usual dis- 
 charge, IGraph.; in dysentery, IColch.; with 
 dysmenorrhcea, disappearing with onset of 
 flow, worse cold milk, IKali tod.; especially 
 in evening, Sabad.; frequent, Act. sp.,iEthus., 
 ■Alum., lAloe, Amm. m., IIArn., IBerb., 
 ICalc. p., ICann. s., ICham., I IChel., Chlor., 
 ICina, IClem., Cornus, TrFluor. ac, I IMang., 
 Pallad., 1 1 Plumb., Thuya; frequent, with 
 acrid smarting, after every discharge, urging, 
 worse towards morning, ILil. tig.; frequent, 
 w r ith drawing in region of bladder, Rhod.; 
 frequent, from pressure on bladder, IPuls. ; fre- 
 quent, with painful bearing down in neck of 
 bladder, in morning, ISep. ; frequent, with 
 bruised sore sensation low down in abdomen 
 (phlegmasia alba dolens), I INux v.; frequent, 
 severe, with burning in glans, when urine pas- 
 ses guttatim (cysto-blennorrhcea), 1 1 Uva ursi; 
 frequently, especially after coffee, Oleand.; 
 frequent, day and night, in catarrh of blad- 
 der, and leucorrhcea, ICaust.; frequent, 
 day and night, with incessant secretion, 
 IRhus ; frequent, with dribbling, ICaust.; 
 frequent, in epilepsy, ICaust.; frequent, with 
 hsematuria, in typhus, IMerc; frequent, 
 almost ineffectual, with cutting, IPuls.; 
 frequent, ineffectual, ICanth., ISpong.; fre- 
 quent, ineffectual in diarrhoea, ICaps.; fre- 
 quent, ineffectual, with diminished secretion, 
 ISars.; frequent, large quantities of red urine, 
 IHelon.; frequent, with copious pale dis- 
 charge, cannot get out of bed quick enough 
 at night, IIKreo.; frequent, with copious dis- 
 charge in toothache, ISpig.; frequent, with 
 profuse discharge, Sabina, Samb.; frequent, 
 in newly married people, especially the wo- 
 men, IStaph.; frequent, before menses, I IKali 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 iod. ; frequent, in emansio mensium, IDig.; 
 frequent, every few minutes, followed by dis- 
 charge of a few drops of slimy, burning urine 
 (dysuria), IMerc.; frequent, mostly at night, 
 ISpig. ; frequent, all night, at least from 5 or 
 7 p.m. until 5 a.m., Syph.; frequent, at night, 
 with scanty discharge. Zinc; frequent, pain- 
 ful, passing small quantities, I Alum.; frequent, 
 with pain in neck of bladder on attempting 
 it, after catching cold, ICop.; frequent, with 
 pain in neck of bladder and end of penis, 
 IFerr. ph.; frequent, during pregnancy, IINux 
 v. ; frequent, with sensation as if urine could 
 not be long retained, Rumex ; frequent, 
 scanty, ICycl., IIHell., ISpong.; frequent, 
 scanty, in anasarca, IHell.; frequent, scanty, 
 frequently only drops, I IDros.; frequent, at 
 first only a few drops, then usual stream, 
 ■Kali n.; frequent, only a few drops are dis- 
 charged, with severe cutting pains in vesical 
 region, and burning sensation in urethra, 
 I ISul.; frequent, with scanty green urine, 
 Ruta ; frequent, with scanty, high-colored 
 urine, Msc. h.; frequent, scanty, must hurry, 
 HMerc. sol.; frequent, scanty, particularly 
 at night, cutting in abdomen, INitr. ac. ; fre- 
 quent, with scanty discharge in a thin stream, 
 IStaph.; frequent, slow discharge, IKali c. ; 
 can scarcely hold, I I Aloe, Bor., ICalc, IMerc. 
 sol., IPuls.; steadily increasing, ICanth.; in- 
 effectual, Ced., Sec; ineffectual, in catarrh of 
 bladder, ICaust. ; ineffectual, colic, involving 
 bladder, I Aeon. ; ineffectual, finally a small 
 quantity of hot urine is passed, with drawing 
 in upper abdomen, extending to small of back, 
 and pressing towards lumbar region, IKreo.; 
 ineffectual, except at long intervals, ILach.; 
 ineffectual, during pregnancy (strangury), 
 ILyc; ineffectual, before stool, I Rheum ; in- 
 effectual, after stool, Lyss.; with itching, in 
 region of bladder, especially at night, ISep.; 
 in chronic keratitis,after vaccination, I I Thuya ; 
 eaused by spasmodic labor pains, INux v.; 
 from heavy lifting (dyspnoea), IBry.; pre- 
 cedes too late and scanty menses, ISars.; with 
 mucous discharge, Daph.; with pinching 
 around navel while sitting, going into groin, 
 IINatr. s.; in acute desquamative nephritis, 
 ICoccus ; worse at night (albuminuria), lAur. 
 mur.; painful, IPhyt.; painful, anxious,! I Aeon.; 
 painful, in diarrhoea, I I Ant. t.; painful, every 
 two hours, in old man, ICanth.; painful, in- 
 effectual, IINux v.; painful, disappears when 
 menses come, IKali iod.; increases pains, 
 urine passes in drops, I I Plumb.; painful, in 
 peritonitis, ILyc; painful, with scant dis- 
 charge and burning (cystitis), INux v.; from 
 pressure on bladder, ISep.; with pressure on 
 bladder, IINux v.; with pressive pain, Cann. 
 s.; quick, Arg. nit. ; with rheumatic wan- 
 dering pains in limbs, Meph. ; scanty dis- 
 charge, I Graph.; scanty, after a slight accumu- 
 lation, Lyss., 01. an.; scanty, burning dis- 
 charge, ILyc; scanty, burning after, Ph ell.; 
 scanty, a few drops, ICanth.; a few burning 
 drops, Erig.; scanty, at night, Nuxm.; scanty, 
 in paralysis of sphincter vesicae, IPuls.; from 
 a small quantity of urine in bladder, I ICanth. ; 
 scanty , inability to void usual quantity, late in 
 afternoon, Merc, sul.; scanty, with sensation 
 of weight and bearing down in pelvis, better 
 lying, down,. IPallad.; with sexual weakness, 
 
 Mang.; causing spasm, IHell.; with partial 
 loss of power in sphincter (neuralgic head- 
 ache after cerebrospinal meningitis), I Gels.; 
 worse standing and walking, better sitting, 
 ICanth.; with much straining, cannot pass a 
 drop, Cann. i. ; during stool, ICic ; sudden, 
 IPhos., Rumex, Thuya ; sudden, with gonor- 
 rhceal affections, IPetrosel.; sudden, irresist- 
 ible, Phos. ac; with tickling in urethra to 
 neck of bladder, IFerr.; urine passes only 
 after waiting several minutes, Sep.; must 
 wait long before urine will pass, or inability 
 with constant bearing down, I ILyc; with 
 great quantity of clear watery urine, IColoc; 
 after urination (nephritis, etc.), Chim. umb.; 
 cervix uteri engorged, dark red, swollen, 
 I I Mitch, rep. ; with vomiting at night, I Hyper. 
 
 BEFORE URINATION, abdomen : pain in 
 bowels, Brach.; colicky pain, IPuls. 
 
 Before urination, back: aching in kidneys 
 worse (diabetes mellitus), I ILyc; burning in 
 kidneys, Rheum; pain, ILyc; pain in coc- 
 cyx extending into urethra, IKali bi.; pain in 
 small of, on retaining, INatr. s.; pain in direc- 
 tion of ureters,, urine turbid, IChel. 
 
 Before urination, bladder: burning, Rheum; 
 burning, with aching, IFluor. ac; cutting, 
 Calc p.; pain worse, IJCanth.; pain in neck, 
 INux v.; pressure, Arm, Calc p., INux v., 
 IPhyt., IPuls.; frequent and continued spasm 
 (cysto-blennorrhoea), Mane, I IXJva ursi. 
 
 Before urination, burning : lApis, Bor., Bry., 
 Calc, Cann. i., Colch., IPuls. ; in glans, Anac, 
 ICochl.; in orifice, ICaps. 
 
 Before urination, head : if bladder is not re- 
 lieved, pressing pain on vertex and temples, 
 TrFluor. ac 
 
 Before urination, heart: pains, ILith. 
 
 Before urination, leucorrhoea : bland yellow, 
 with frequent desire to urinate, IKreo. 
 
 Before urination, prostatic fluid discharged: 
 Psor. 
 
 Before urination, in rectum : contraction, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Before urination, stool : IBor. 
 
 Before urination, sweat: IPareira. 
 
 Before urination, urethra : contraction, INatr. 
 m.; cutting, Bry., Calc p., HCanth.; cutting 
 in glans, ICochl.; yellowish gleet, Bar. c; 
 scalding, Cann. i.; scalding, in catarrh of blad- 
 der, MSeneg.; smarting, in fossa, Senecio ; 
 stinging,' Cann. i. JS^" burning. 
 
 Before urination, . urging : B@* Urination, 
 strangury, urging. 
 
 DURING URINATION, abdomen : buboes 
 burn, ICarbo a.; colic, I Cham.; constriction, in 
 left groin, Ars. ; cramp or colic worse, principal- 
 ly right side, accompanied by constant eructa- 
 tion, better from external warmth, Pallad.; 
 cutting, ILyc; drawing in right side, Card, 
 m.; spasmodic drawing in left groin, Agar.; 
 lancinating to chest worse, IClem.; pain, 
 Bry., Coloc; pain in left groin, Bell.; pain in 
 lower, Agnus ; pressing in lower, INatr. m.; 
 supports with hands. I ILyc. 
 
 During urination, back: aching, I Ant. c, IKali 
 bi.; burning, in kidneys, Rheum ; pain,IIpec; 
 pain in os coccygis, IGraph.; in kidneys, Ag- 
 nus ; pain severe over right kidney, ISenecio; 
 shuddering along spine, INitr. ac. 
 
 During urination, bladder : burning, Rheum ; 
 burning in neck, ICham., Petrol.; burning 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 and tearing in neck, INux v.; constriction in 
 neck, Colch.; cutting and feeling of stran- 
 gulation at neck, Polyg.; drawing in fe- 
 male, upward, C'alc. p., IPhyt; pain, after 
 typhoid fever, I Mane; unable to locate pain 
 or to determine whether it was worse in blad- 
 der or in bowels (after injection of nitrate of 
 silver for gonorrhoea), I ITarant. ; pressure, 
 Asar., Berb., ICamph., Hyos., Sil.; painful 
 pressing, ILach.; sore feeling worse, Natr. a.; 
 spasm, Asaf.; pain from spasm in neck of, 
 (hydrothorax), IColch.; stitches,Manc, INatr. 
 m.; tenesmus, I Apis, Coccus, I I Plat., Val.; 
 painful tenesmus, I I Med. 
 
 During urination, bleeding: ggg^Urine bloody. 
 
 During urination, burning : I Aloe, Alum. , I Ant. 
 -c, lArg. nit., lArs., Ascl. s., Asim., Astac, 
 IIAur. mur., Bapt., Bar. c, Bell., IBerb., 
 Cact.,Calad., Calc.,Calc.p., I ICamph., ICann. 
 i., HCann. s., HCanth., ICaps., MCarbo a., 
 IjCarbo v., Castor., ICaust., ICepa, ICham., 
 Chin, s., IClem., Coccus, Colch., I I Con., 
 ICoral., Crot. t., Cup. ars., IDig., IDulc, 
 EMg. , Eup. pur., Ferr., Gels., Grat., Hell., 
 IHelon., IHep., Ilgn., Ilpec, Iris, Jamb., 
 IKali c, IKalin., ILach., ILyc, IMagn. c, 
 I IMagn. p.,IMerc, I IMerc. cor., IMez., IMur. 
 ac, IINatr. c, INatr. m., Natr. p., INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac, Nitrum, INuxm., INux v., Oleand., 
 01. an., IPhos., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plat., IPsor., 
 IPuls., Raph., Ratan., USars., Seneg., ISep., 
 Sil., IStaph., ISul., IITereb., Thlaspi, IThuya, 
 ■Ver., Yerbas.; air passes out of female urethra, 
 ISars.; in ascites, I I Rheum ; especially near 
 neck of bladder, Apis ; with painful bearing 
 down, Psor. ; in bulbus, IKali hi.; in catarrh, 
 I I Ran. sc; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Canth.; 
 especially after coitus, ICaust.; after catching 
 cold (renal colic), ILyc; especially at com- 
 mencement of cystitis, I Ars.; with frequent 
 desire (metritis), I INux v.; last drops, IClem.; 
 dysuria, IMerc; in female, IBerb.; like fire, 
 penis being erect, Cain.; with discharge of 
 elongated flakes, I ISars.; in forepart, INux 
 v. ; in forepart, when passing last drops (gon- 
 orrhoea), IMerc; in fossa, IKali bi., IPetrol.; 
 in glans, ICochl., ILyc; in glans, continuing 
 long after, IKali bi.; in glans (intervals of at- 
 tacks of epilepsy), lArs. ; in gleet, I ISul.; like 
 incipient gonorrhoea, Med.; in gonorrhoea, 
 IChel., I ICochl., I IMerc, I IMerc. cor., I INux 
 v., Sabad.; in hematuria, ISul.; in incar- 
 cerated hernia, ICepa ; as if red hot iron were 
 passed along urethra, llCanth.; obstinate 
 vesical irritability, IChim. umb.; with itch- 
 ing, Pareira ; with enlarged liver, ICon.; in 
 inflammation of liver, IMerc; worse at be- 
 ginning or during interruptions, IClem. ; dur- 
 ing menses, Zinc; in morning, Anag.; in 
 nephritis, ISabina; worse at night, with in- 
 creased flow, I INatr. s.; in orifice, IIAph. 
 ch., ICalc, ICaps., IDulc, MGamb., IPuls., 
 ISul.; in orifice, in gonorrhoea, I I Med.; in 
 orifice, at night, lAgar.; at orifice, in sperm- 
 atorrhoea, I IPhos. ac. ; in ovaritis, lAmb.; 
 in ovarian dropsy, I Apis ; in glans, lasting 
 several days, then disappearing and re- 
 appearing regularly every month (rheum- 
 atism), ILyc; with paralysis of arms, I I Rhus; 
 from perineum through whole urethra, Petro- 
 sel.; along perineum (after a fall, on perineum), 
 lArn.; in pregnancy, I ICamph.; with pressure, 
 
 during night, INux v.; in enlargement of 
 prostate gland, 1 1 Pareira ; as if raw, IColch., 
 IMerc sol.; in rheumatism, IDulc; soreness, 
 ICarbo a.; with strangury, 1 1 Ars., I I Canth., 
 I I Plumb.; in syphilis, INitr. ac; in angina 
 syphilitica, ILach.; and tenesmus, with fever, 
 lEucal.; with thirst, IStram.; with increased 
 urine, Niccol.; in vaginitis, IMerc viv. 
 
 During urination, chill : rigor, IStram. 
 
 During urination, chilliness : ISep. 
 
 During urination, sensation as if a cold drop of 
 urine were passing : Agar. 
 
 During urination, discharge : blood and mucus, 
 Calc, I IMerc. cor.; of offensive mucus (ca- 
 tarrh of bladder), ILach.; filaments of ropy 
 mucus escape with last drops, Cub.; polypous 
 masses, ICalc. 
 
 During urination, epigastrium : pains, Ilpec. 
 
 During urination, faint feeling: Aeon. 
 
 During urination, female sexual organs: stringy 
 black blood, from vagina, Cochl.; burning, in 
 pudenda, IIKreo.; burning and warmth in 
 vagina, I Cop. ; cutting between labia, Con.; 
 distress in region of uterus worse, ICalc. p.; 
 hemorrhage from uterus, large clots, ICoccus; 
 irritation and tenderness of extreme lower 
 part of vagina worse (vaginitis), ICoccus ; itch- 
 ing of vulva, Sil. ; lancinating worse, IClem.; 
 leucorrhcea, I ICalc, ICoff., HSil.; intense 
 pain in vulva, I Lac c; vagina pains as if sore, 
 IIKreo.; vulva and anus painful, Amm. c; 
 pimples on vagina burn, Aug.; prolapsus uteri 
 worse, ICalc. p. ; smarting in pudenda, IIKreo., 
 INatr. m.; soreness in vulva, INatr. m. 
 
 During urination, head: heat, ISep. 
 
 During urination, heart: pains, ILith.; particu- 
 larly last drops, rheumatic constricting pain, 
 forcing him to cry out, turns blue in face 
 (dropsy of chest), lAspar. 
 
 During urination, hemorrhoids : discharge 
 blood, IKali c; protrude, Bar. c 
 
 During urination, hips : pain, Berb. 
 
 During urination, pain in right leg as if veins 
 were bruised : INatr. c 
 
 During urination, pain (undefined): JEsc. h., 
 Act. sp., Amvg.,IApis,Bell.,ICalad., ICamph., 
 UCannab., NCanth., Clem., IColoc, Colch., 
 Con., Dulc, Elat., lErig., lEucal. , Gels., 
 IHep., Indig., Ind., Iris, I ILyc, I IMerc., 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v., Phos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPuls., Rob., ISars., Senecio, Sep., ISul., 
 IThuya, Ver.; in affection of prostate, lApis; 
 with albuminous urine, I lEquiset., I IL T ran. n.; 
 in ardor urinse, IClem. ; in catarrh of bladder, 
 ICanth.; dysuria, ILith.; after dinner and 
 supper, INux m.; discharge of a few drops of 
 bloody urine, llCanth.; with milky, acrid, 
 sore-making discharge, Cop.; doubles up and 
 screams, llCanth.; in intermittent fever, 
 I ISul. ac; in typhoid fever, IBell., ILyc; 
 fiery, Bapt. ; in gastric derangement, I Dory.; in 
 renal inflammation, I I Senecio ; in desquama- 
 tive nephritis, I I Plumb.; in affections of liver 
 with dropsy, IFluor. ac; pain lasting several 
 minutes, I IPuls.; at night (catarrh of bladder), 
 ICanth.; in parts over which urine passes, 
 
 I ISul.; in prolapsus, I I Rhus ; causes him to 
 shiver and dance around room in agony, 
 IPetrosel.; causes screaming and moaning, 
 llCanth.; slight, in metrorrhagia, lElaps ; 
 spasmodic, Pareira ; terrible, from gonorrhoea, 
 
 I I Lac c; after vaccination, I IThuya. 
 
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 21. UKINAKY ORGANS. 
 
 During urination, perineum : jammed feeling, 
 BLyc. ; pressing near anus (enlarged prostate), 
 ■Lye. 
 
 During urination, rectum : prolapsus, IMur. ac, 
 Val.; involuntary mucous discharge, ICarbol. 
 ac; pressure (bladder complaint in old man), 
 ICanth.; painful tenesmus, 1 1 Med. ; tearing, 
 Ruta. 
 
 During urination, male sexual organs : burn- 
 ing in inflamed foreskin, Calc; discharge of 
 .prostatic fluid, INatr. c; pain in prostate 
 gland, Cop. ; discharge of liquor seminis, 
 
 I Gels.; involuntary seminal losses, with ab- 
 sence of erections, INuph.; drawing in sper- 
 matic cord, Bell., Canth.; uneasy feeling in 
 cords, I Apis. 
 
 During urination, shoulder : sensation in right, 
 as if something were running or creeping, 
 IHep. 
 
 During urination, stomach : pain in region of, 
 Laur. 
 
 During urination, stool : acrid mucus, with sen- 
 sation of weakness in loins, IPuls. ; diarrhceic, 
 
 I I Alum.; involuntary, IHyos., Ind., IMur. 
 ac, INatr. s., ISquilla ; purging and vomiting 
 simultaneously, caused by spasmodic contrac- 
 tion, with tenesmus and strangury, ICrotal. ; 
 slight, Ind.; small, IMur. ac. ; passage of soft 
 (bladder complaint in old man), ICanth.; as 
 if thin stool would escape, I Aloe; urging, 
 
 I Aloe, Alum., ICanth.; urging, compelling 
 him to cease, lest a fecal discharge occur, 
 IMur. ac; urging, after vaccination, I I Thuya ; 
 passage of urine during stool, Bell.; can only 
 urinate while at stool, Alum., Amm. m., Laur., 
 Natr. p. , Sil. 
 
 During urination, pain down thighs: IPareira. 
 
 During urination, urethra: acridity, ICaust. ; 
 biting, Cham., lEquiset., I Graph.; biting, in 
 gonorrhoea, IIMerc. cor.; burning, ftf^ burn- 
 ing; constriction, lApis, Ant. c, Arm, Bry., 
 
 I I Calc, Cann., HCanth., Carbo v., I IChel., 
 Con., Dig., Guaiac, Hep., Iris, ILach., IMerc, 
 ■Merc, sol., IMur. ac, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 INux m., Petrol., Phos. ac, IPsor., IPuls., 
 ■Sep., Sil., Staph., Thuya, Uva ursi ; cutting 
 pain in cerebrospinal meningitis, Canth.; 
 cutting, at glans, ICochl. ; cutting in glans 
 and abdomen (gravel), I Lye; cutting, in gon- 
 orrhoea, I ICochl.; cutting, in affection of sym- 
 pathetic nervous system, I I Phos.; cutting, at 
 root of penis, pains come on just as last drops 
 are voided, Med. ; cutting in stricture, I I China, 
 umb.; discharge of pus (after a fall on per- 
 ineum), I Arm; drawing, Con.; hardness, in 
 male urethra, Calc. p.; heat, Ast. r., Castor., 
 Con., I Kali bi.; itching, I I Lye, INux v.; 
 itching at meatus, Anthrok.; itching, in 
 meatus (female), preceded by an urgent de- 
 sire, Petrol.; itching, in ovaritis, lAmb. ; 
 itching, worse by pressure, IMez.; lacerating 
 at point of penis (chronic catarrh of bladder), 
 
 I IPareira; pain, in cystitis, Med.; pain, with 
 last drops, Cub.; pain in fossa, on beginning, 
 ■Bar. c; pain, in glans, Oxal. ac; pain, dur- 
 ing gonorrhoea, ICinnab, IINitr. ac; in mem- 
 branous portion, HCanth.; pain acute, in ori- 
 fice, Zing.; pain, as from a sore, wakes him 
 at night, ICinnab.; violent pains, causing him 
 to tremble and cry (gonorrhoea) , Polyg. ; pain, 
 with vertigo, ICon.; pricking, Iris ; pricking, 
 at end, Cycl.; pricking, in obstinate vesical 
 
 irritability, IChim. umb.; scalding, Cann- 
 i. ; scalding, especially near neck of bladder, 
 Apis ; scalding, with gonorrhoea, ICub.; scald- 
 ing, at point of penis (chronic catarrh of blad- 
 der), I IPareira; scalding, Jg®" Urine hot;. 
 shooting, I IMagn. p.; flying, shoots in morn- 
 ing, Sul.; smarting, ICham., Cub., Hgn.,. 
 IMagri. c, INatr. m., IPtel., ISep.; smarting,, 
 in dentition, I Rheum ; smarting, in gonor- 
 rhoea, I Cap.s, IIMerc. cor., ITereb.; smarting,, 
 in intermittent, ICoccul.; smarting, at meatus,, 
 Calc. fl., IGels., Kob.; smarting, in ovaritis,. 
 lAmb.; smarting, in ovarian dropsy, ILil. 
 tig.; smarting, in prolapsus uteri, I Alum., 
 I Apis; smarting, in syphilis, INitr. ac; sore- 
 ness, I Apis, Brach., Calc, ICarbo v., Eup.. 
 pur., Hep.,IIgn.,ILyc,Magn. e,Mez.,Natr.c y 
 Nitr. ac, Nuxv., IPhos., Senecio, ISep., Sil.; 
 soreness in glans , I Lye ; soreness,during gonor- 
 rhoea, ICinnab., 1 1 Med. ; sore pain, Calc; sore- 
 ness, worse by pressure, IMez.; sticking,. 
 ICamph.; sticking,in forepart, INux v.; stick- 
 ing, in gonorrhoea, ICaps.; stinging, Cann. i. r 
 Hell., Mygale, IPuls., Seneg.; stinging, behind 
 glans, Eryng.; stitching, Arm, ICannab., 
 Clem., ILyc, INitr. ac, INux v., Phos., Sene- 
 cio ; stitching, in hematuria, ISul.; stitches 
 and smarting, IGraph.; suffering, IBenz. ac; 
 tearing, ICarbo v., Ruta ; contact with chancre 
 causes tearing affecting whole organism (syph- 
 ilis), I Uacar. ; tickling and burning at orifice, 
 Anthrok.; tingling, from perineum through 
 whole urethra, Petrosel. ; titillation, in ovar- 
 itis, lAmb.; tenesmus and burning in urethra,, 
 as if urine were very warm, Colch.; thrilling,, 
 Jalap.; thrill, in vaginitis, IMerc viv. ; pain- 
 ful urging, I Agar. jg@* burning. 
 
 AFTER URINATION , abdomen: spasmodic 
 contraction, INatr. in.; pains better, ICarbo a.; 
 weakness in upper part, Ars. 
 
 After urination, back: aching better, IILyc. 
 
 After urination, bladder: sore aching, worse, 
 Calc. p.; symptoms better, Zinc; burning, 
 Berb., ILyc; burning, with aching, I Fluor, 
 ac; crawling, ILyc; cutting, in female, deep 
 into left, Calc. p.; cutting and feeling of 
 strangulation at neck, 1 1 Polyg.; feeling of ful- 
 ness, IDig.; as if full and moving up and down 
 at every step, Ruta ; pain in neck, Apis ; pain 
 worse, HCanth.; pain in front, near neck, 
 I ISars.; pressure, Asar.,Berb., ICamph., IDig.; 
 pressing, in female, Calc. p.; pressing pain, 
 Asar., Berb., Canth., Cinch., Eup. pur., Lace, 
 Lith. , Natr. m., Ruta ; pressure and acute pain, 
 Brach.; spasm, Asaf.; spasmodic pain in neck,, 
 extending to pelvis and thighs, IPuls.; pain- 
 ful spasmodic closing of sphincter, ICann. s.; 
 sharp stitches in neck for many hours, Con.; 
 tenesmus, I Apis, Colch., Cub., Squilla ; as if 
 urine remained behind, IBerb., Cub.; weight, 
 Arund. 
 
 After urination, bleeding : a few drops of blood, 
 IMez., IPuls., Sul.; hemorrhage, IMerc 
 J8@* Bladder bleeding, hemorrhoids; 
 Urethra bleeding ; Urine bloody. 
 
 After urination, burning: Arund., Aspar. r 
 Astac, Berb., Brom., Calc, Calc. p., Cann. i., 
 Cann. s.,IICaps.,IClem., Coccus, Colch. ,Coloc, 
 Cup. ars., Grat.,Iris, IKali c, ILyc, IMagn. m. r 
 I INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., INitr. ac, 
 Ph ell., IPuls., Seneg., I Staph., IThuya; back 
 part, with sensation as if one drop had re- 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 rnained behind, with unsuccessful effort to 
 void it, I Kali bi.; in evening, with pressure 
 on bladder, Sep.; burning in female urethra, 
 IBerb.; burning in glans, Anac, ICochl.; 
 burning from glans to root, ISars. ; for half 
 hour, IDig.; in morning, ICon.; especially 
 near neck of bladder, Apis ; in orifice, ICaps., 
 ICard. m., Case, Lyss., IPuls.; in strangury, 
 I I Plumb.; scanty, with urine full of sediment, 
 ICop. 
 
 After urination, chilliness: ISep.; better, 
 I I Med. ; commencing at region of neck of 
 bladder, spreads upward over whole upper 
 part of body, I ISars.; shivering, Jamb., Med.; 
 shuddering, Iodof. ; spinal, I IMed. 
 
 After urination, coldness: Med. 
 
 After urination, desire: not relieved, Con.; 
 renewed, Bow, IXitr. ac, Calc. J^g"" urging. 
 
 After urination, dribbling : Agar., Ammoniac; 
 Apoc, Arg. nit., Bar. c, Brom., Calc, ICan- 
 nab., Colch., ICon., Graph., Helon., Kali c, 
 ILach., Natr. m., I Petrol., I I Pic. ac, ISelen., 
 SiL, Sinap., I Staph., Thuya, Verbas., Zing.; 
 in chronic gonorrhoea, IPetrosel. ; in second- 
 ary syphilis, I I Rhus. J&gT* Bladder paralysis ; 
 Urination in drops, involuntary. 
 
 After urination, elastic feeling : in urinary 
 organs with subsequent pleasurable sensa- 
 tion, Fluor, ac. 
 
 After urination, eyes : suddenly brightness be- 
 fore, Jamb. 
 
 After urination, fainting : Med. 
 
 After urination, head: heat, ISep.; pain on 
 vertex, Caust. 
 
 After urination, aching in kidneys : better in 
 diabetes mellitus, I ILyc. 
 
 After urination, leucorrhcea : Niccol. ; ceases, 
 INatr. c.j worse in morning, IMagn. m.; thin, 
 Niccol. 
 
 After urination, mental condition ; things 
 seem more beautiful, but become gloomy 
 again after a quarter of an hour, Jamb. 
 
 After urination, mucus : discharge, Apis ; and 
 blood, 1 1 Merc. cor. 
 
 After urination, nausea : Castor. 
 
 After urination, pain (undefined) : Apis, Asaf., 
 Asar., Aspar., Berb., Canth., Con., Cub., Dig., 
 Equiset.; Eup. pur., Helon., Kali bi., Kreo'., 
 Lace, Laur., Lith., Natr. m., Sars., Staph., 
 Thuya. 
 
 After urination, perineum : pains, following 
 checked gonorrhoea, ICoca; pinching pain, 
 pressing in region of neck of bladder, some- 
 what to left side, extending throughout whole 
 lower pelvis and into thighs (inflammation of 
 prostate), I IPuls.; pressing, near anus (en- 
 larged prostate), ILyc 
 
 After urination, rectum: burning, IINitr. ac. 
 
 After urination, sexual organs (female) : burn- 
 ing, IIKreo., INatr. m.; clitoris erect, Calc. p.; 
 smarting, IIKreo.; smarting, as from salt, 
 Caust.; soreness, INatr. m. 
 
 After urination, sexual organs (male) : dis- 
 charge of thin, glutinous substance, INatr. 
 m.; erections, Aloe ; long-lasting erections in 
 morning, Form.; erection at night, Lith.; 
 itching in glans, Calc; pain into spermatic 
 cord, ILith.; prostatic discharge, Anac, 
 IHep., Hipp., IKali c, Lyss., IISul.; relaxa- 
 tion, weakness, Calc. p. ; violent shooting in 
 hard swelling in left epididymis running up- 
 ward and spreading over whole pubic region 
 
 (after contusion), I ITarax.; smarting in outer 
 edge of prepuce worse, Bell. ; stinging in 
 penis, Brach. 
 
 After urination, shoulder : cutting pain, worse, 
 changes to throbbing, Brach. 
 
 After urination, stool : involuntary, Arg. nit. 
 
 After urination, ureters : drawing along, com- 
 pels bending double, I ISul. 
 
 After urination, urethra: acridity, ICaust.; 
 biting, IClem. , lEquiset.; biting in fossa, 
 IPetrosel.; biting pain, ICaps.; constriction, 
 Cub.; constriction behind glans, worse from 
 motion, better from absolute rest (strangury), 
 IPlumb.; contractive pain,INux v.; painful con- 
 traction from front backwards,! Camph. ; craw- 
 ling, ILyc; cutting, Berb., Calc p., HCanth., 
 I ICon., I INatr. m.; cutting in fossa, IPetrosel.; 
 cutting in glans, ICochl., Cub., ILyc, INatr. 
 m.; cutting in gonorrhoea, I Natr. m.; feels as if a 
 drop were running down, IThuya ; itching, 
 Bell., I ILyc; itching, from glans to root, ISars.; 
 jerking, ILyc; lancinating thrust, at night in 
 bed, force him to cry out and groan, last a 
 minute and a half, Coccus ; pain, Caust., 
 Equiset., I ITereb.; pain, almost unbearable, 
 
 I ISars.; severe pain, I ISars.; pressure, Laur.; 
 pressure and acute pain, Brach.; pressing in 
 glans, IPuls.; pressing in meatus, IPuls.; feel- 
 ing as if something hard remained, in gonor- 
 rhoea, I IMed.; scalding, Cann. i.; scalding, in 
 catarrh of bladder, MSeneg.; scalding, espe- 
 cially near neck of bladder,Apis ; sharp shoot- 
 ing passes from left side of urethra to a spot 
 half way between sternum and shoulder, on a 
 level with second rib of left side, sore pain 
 remains, sensitive to touch or pressure (irrit- 
 able bladder), I ISep.; smarting, Apis, Bor., 
 
 I I Caps., ILil. tig., IPtel.; soreness in ori- 
 fice, IBor., Case; sticking in glans causes 
 spasm of urethra, with tenesmus recti, IPrun.; 
 stinging, Cann. i., Seneg.; stitches, Arn., 
 Berb., IKali bi.; stitching, with apprehension 
 and discomfort, Sul. ; straining, IMur. ac; 
 tearing, from glans to root, ISars.; tickling, 
 Colch.; tickling, in fossa, Colch.; tickling, 
 near orifice, Lyss. ; tormenting feeling, with 
 shooting pains in orifice, Pareira ; sensation 
 as if urine continued to flow, Aspar., Yib. 
 JS^g^ burning. 
 
 After urination, urging: Aug., INitr. ac; in 
 catarrh of bladder, MSeneg.; continued, 
 Stann.; continued, profuse, fetid, IGuaiac ; 
 every evening, on lying down, but only three 
 or four drops pass, without pain, Zinc; vio- 
 lent, particularly in morning, Berb. ; violent, 
 in affection of sympathetic nervous system, 
 I IPhos. ; without passing a drop, Lyss.; strain- 
 ing renewed, Bar. c; sudden, peremptory, 
 near glans or seems to run back, when costive, 
 
 I Graph. J|ggf° desire. 
 
 After urination, "weakness: I I Pic. ac; pro- 
 longed or complete debility, Med.; in morn- 
 ing, had to lie down, I IPhos.; prostration, in 
 abscess of liver, I IMed.; relaxation and pros- 
 tration, making him nervous, IFerr.; as if he 
 had passed his strength away, Lyss. 
 
 URINE, acid: Ailant., Alum", lAmyl., Ant. t., 
 
 I I Arn., Astac, IIBenz. ac, Brach., ICalc, 
 ICaixlm., Colch., ICup. m., ICycl., I Graph., 
 Lye vir., Mitch, rep., Sinap., Tell.; with burn- 
 ing, lUran. n. ; in vesical catarrh, IIBenz. ac; 
 in cirrhotic kidney, I IPlumb.; in consump- 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 tion, IKali bi. ; in diabetes, INatr. s.; in ty- 
 phus, IChel.; contains hippuric acid, IIBenz. 
 ac; in intercostal neuralgia, I IStann.; in par- 
 alysis, IPhos.; in acute rheumatism, I IChel.; 
 after scarlatina, IBell. ; with increased sweat, 
 Acet. ac. JH^T* odor. 
 
 Urine, acrid (corroding, excoriating): Anthrok., 
 Am., Bor., TrCain., ICalc, Cann., Canth., 
 ICaust., Clem., ICoccus, IDig., Fluor, ac, 
 IGraph., IIHep., Ign., Hod., Kalm., Laur., 
 IIMerc, INatr. m., Paris, IPhos., IKhus, 
 ISars., Seneg., IStaph., IISul., IThuya, IXJran. 
 n.; in enuresis nocturna, IMerc, I Plant.; in 
 jaundice, Hod.; during menses, Alum.; in 
 pemphigus, IDulc; with prostatitis, ISep.; in 
 renal inflammation, 1 1 Senecio ; in prolapsus 
 uteri, I Alum. j^g- hot ; also Urination 
 burning, urethra. 
 
 Urine, albuminous : All. sat., lAmm. ben., 
 Ant. t., 1 1 Apis, lArg. nit., IIArs., Astac, 
 lAtrop. s., lAur. met., ICalc, I ICalc. a., 
 ICanth., ICepa, MChim. umb., ICochl., Cro- 
 tal., Cub., IDulc, lEup. pur., IFerr., I IFerr. 
 iod., Gels., IIGlon., I IHell., IHelon., Hippoz., 
 Hod., IKali m., Kob., IILac def., ILach., 
 ILyc., I I Med., IMerc, IIMerc. cor., I INatr. c, 
 INitr. ac,INux v., I I Petrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 Phyt.,Pic.ac,IPlumb.,l I Polyg.,Sabina, I ISars., 
 ■Sec, I IStann., ITereb., I lUran. n., 1 1 Zinc; 
 acute, early stages, particularly if caused 
 by abuse of alcohol, from cold or portal stasis, 
 ■Merc cor.; with ascites, lAur. met.; contains 
 blood, but few if any casts (after scarlatina), 
 
 I ITereb.; fragments offcasts (poisoning), Aeon.; 
 fibrin casts, after scarlet fever, ■Hell.; in 
 cerebral oedema, I IPhos.; chronic, IIAtrop. 
 s., ■Glon., IHelon.; with cirrhotic kidney, 
 
 I I Plumb. ; with puerperal convulsions, IChin. 
 s.; convulsions, in fifth week of scarlet fever, 
 IMosch.; copious, in eclampsia, IGlon.; in 
 diphtheria, IHep., I IKali m., ILach., IMerc. 
 cor., I IPhyt.; in a hard drinker, after taking 
 cold, next day fever, headache, nausea, ver- 
 tigo, oppression of chest and oedema of feet, 
 Ferr. iod.; in dropsy, lEup. pur., Seneg. ; in 
 acute dropsy, following parturition, ICinch.; 
 in dropsy, after scarlet fever, IHep., IPhos., 
 I I Tereb.; with chronic fatty degeneration, 
 anaemia, prostration, anasarca, I IFerr.; with 
 puerperal fever or convulsions, septic or 
 zymotic influences, or in hemorrhagic or 
 broken down constitutions, Crotal.; in ty- 
 phoid, Crotal., UPhos.ac; full of albumen, in 
 Bright' s disease, 1 1 Rhus; consecutive to 
 Tieart disease, lAur. met.; with hydrothorax, 
 Crotal.; with hydrothorax and dropsical en- 
 largement of left side and leg, ILach.; in par- 
 enchymatous iritis, I ISil. ; a form of insanity, 
 I IPhyt. ; with pain in kidneys, IHelon. ; with 
 oedema of lower limbs better, IFerr. iod.; with 
 pain in lower limbs, IKalm.; in atrophy of 
 liver, IPhos. ; slightly, in enlargement and con- 
 gestion of liver, IMagn.m.; in acute mania, 
 ICanth.; in meningitis, ICarbol. ac; in des- 
 quamative nephritis, I I Plumb.; during preg- 
 nancy, IIApis, Apoc, lArs., Ars. iod., lAur. 
 mur., Bell., Benz. ac, Berb., Bry., Cact., 
 Canth., ICinch., Cinnab., Colon., Dig., Dulc, 
 Ferr., Hell., IHelon., IGels., Kalibr., Kalic, 
 IKali m., Kalm., Lach., Led., ILyc, IIMerc 
 cor., INatr. m., Phos., Phyt., Pic. ac, Rhus, 
 Senecio, Sep., Sul., ITereb., Uran. n.; with 
 
 retinitis, lApis, lArs., Colch., Gels., Kalm., 
 IMerc. cor., Phos., Zinc; rheumatic diathesis, 
 Sal. ac; after scarlatina, I IPhyt.; in scarla- 
 tina, during desquamation, IIApis ; with 
 sciatica, IIColoc; especially in those who 
 have had syphilis and have taken much mer- 
 cury, INitr. ac. ; with painful urination, lEqui- 
 set.; following variola, ICalc; five per cent., 
 in Bright's disease, IKalm.; one-eleventh, 
 I I Plumb. ; seven-eighths (syphilis), 1 1 Sul. ac; 
 half, lApis ; four-fifths and much mucus 
 (diphtheria), ILac c B^T" foaming; also 
 Kidneys, Bright's disease. 
 
 Urine, alkaline: Anthrok., IBenz. ac, Chlor., 
 IFerr., IFluor. ac, IKali bi., Kreo., I IXan.; 
 in catarrh of bladder, ICanth.; in typhus, 
 IIBapt. ; with red sediment, INatr. m. 
 
 Urine, contains rarely carbonate of ammonia : 
 in morbus Brightii, I I Phos. ac. 
 
 Urine, contains bile : Card, m., IMyr. cer., 
 INatr. s., INitr. ac; in biliary obstruction, 
 
 I I Sul.; in cephalalgia, IMagn.m.; in enlarged 
 liver, I Con. 
 
 Urine, black: Ang., lArs., ICarbol. ac, Colch., 
 ■ Dig., Erig., IHell., ILach., INatr. m., IPa- 
 reira ; with coffee-grounds sediment, in liver 
 complaint, I ITereb.; foams on shaking (neph- 
 ritis), IKali c; greenish , in ague, 7rChim.- umb.; 
 almost, in hepatic disorder, IChion. v.; inky, 
 Colch.; inklike, in dropsy, after scarlatina, 
 IColch. ; ink, in nephritis, after scarlet fever, 
 
 I I Colch.; with oedema, after scarlatina, 
 
 I ILach.; reddish, I Ars. h.; in scarlatinal 
 dropsy, IDig.; almost, in acute mania, ICanth. 
 
 Urine, has bleaching properties : Chlor. 
 
 Urine, bloody (heematuria) : Aeon., Act. rac, 
 Ant. t., IIApis, lArn., lArs., Ars. h., Ascl. t., 
 Aspar., lAur. met., Bell., Benz. ac, IBerb., 
 llCact., HCalc, ICamph., ICann. s., llCanth., 
 ICaps., Carbo v., ICaust., I IChin. s., Cochl., 
 Colch. , Con., ICop., Crotal., Cub., ICup.m.,Cupr. 
 s., Dulc, IIHam., Hell., IHep., Hyp., Ilpec, 
 IKreo., ILyc, IMerc, Mez., I IMillef., INatr. 
 m., INit.ac, IIMerc. cor., INux v., IOp., IPa- 
 reira, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlumb., IIPuls., Sa- 
 bina, ISars., ISec, ISenecio, ISep., ISul., ISul. 
 ac, IITabac, IITereb., IThlaspi, Thuya, 
 
 I I Trill., Uva ursi, 1 1 Zinc; with cutting in ab- 
 domen, Ilpec; in albuminuria, 1 1 Ferr.s. , IMerc. 
 cor., I I Rhus; after abuse of alcoholic stimu- 
 lants, or drugs, INux v.; black, ropy blood, 
 constituted about three-fourths of its entire 
 quantity (purpura heemorrhagica) , I I Tereb. ; in 
 bleeders,IPhos., ITereb.; after a blow in right 
 iliac region, IHam. ; bright red, INitr. ac. ; 
 blood, bright red (traumatic), IHam.; with 
 vesical calculi, small, round and rough, ILyc; 
 in catarrh, ILyc, 1 1 Uva ursi; in catarrh, 
 bronchial and vesical, ICop.; with cancer 
 of bladder, or prostate, Crotal.; in child- 
 bed, IBufo.;a thick coagulum of pure blood 
 forms, Ars. h.; forms a cake in vessel, 
 IIMillef.; clots, lAlum., Ars. h., IChim. 
 umb., Ilpec, ILyc, IPhos. ac, IPlat.; clots 
 putrid, Colch.; traces of coagulated blood, 
 Kali f.; blood corpuscles, I IPlumb., I ITereb., 
 Vespa; blood corpuscles, in acute Bright's 
 disease, I Apis ; blood corpuscles, in nephritis 
 1 1 Am.; blood corpuscles, in rings, in ascites, 
 I Apis; small, red corpuscles after standing, 
 I Ant. c ; preceded by crampy pain in bladder, 
 IMez.; in cystitis, IHell.; in diarrhoea, 1 1 Ant.t.; 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 in diphtheria, 1 1 Kali m. ; discharged drop by 
 drop with straining, IRhus ; last drops mixed, 
 I Hep.; in dropsy after scarlatina, IColch.; 
 after irritating drugs, especially Cantharides, 
 ICamph.; in dysentery, ICop., IMerc. cor.; face 
 pale (traumatic), IHam.; in exanthematic 
 fevers, ICamph. ; in typhoid fever, IMerc; in 
 yellow fever, I Ars. h. ; as if mixed with white 
 flakes, IMerc; in gonorrhoea, IMez. ; in gonor- 
 rhoea and cystitis, IMerc; from long-lasting 
 gonorrhoea, I Chim. umb.; from gravel or chron- 
 iccatarrh, ILyc; in hemorrhoids of bladder, 
 I Ars.; with hemorrhoids of bladder, I Aeon., 
 ICalc,Carbo v.; highly charged, passing in very 
 small quantities (albuminuria), I Tereb.; in in- 
 flammation of neck of bladder, I Sen.; from 
 mechanical injuries, 1 1 Arm; with suppressed 
 itch, llpec; with metrorrhagia, Erig. ; mucus, 
 
 I I Puis.; with suppuration of glands of neck 
 after scarlet fever, I I Sec; in desquamative 
 nephritis, I I Plumb.; worse night, ICaust.; in 
 sacculated ovarian disease, ILach.; with pain- 
 ful desire, requiring great effort, ISul.; in 
 pneumonia, lElaps ; with polypus, HCalc. ; 
 pulse feeble (traumatic), IHam.; in renal 
 colic,! Arg. nit., INux v.; chronic, due to renal 
 hemorrhage, 1 1 Petrol.; in scarlatina, ISec, 
 IZinc; smoky, in scarlatina, I ITereb.; after 
 scarlatina, small pieces of black blood pass, 
 ■Apis ; with scorbutic affection, ITereb.; in 
 scrofula, ICalc; from scurvy, INatr. m. ; sedi- 
 ment, Sul. ac. ; sediment consisting of a number 
 of red blood corpuscles and a large number of 
 short, rather thick turbid cylinders, studded 
 with blood corpuscles, 1 1 Plumb. ; with red 
 sediment, Squilla ; from debility after sexual 
 excesses, IPhos.; deposits red filaments on 
 standing, Ant. t.; partial shock (traumatic), 
 IHam.; with vesical spasm, llpec; in stran- 
 gury, I I Plumb. ; streaked with blood, Kali iod. ; 
 in vesical tenesmus, after falling down stairs, 
 
 I I Rhus ; blood from urethra or kidneys, 
 IFerr. mur.; with cutting in urethra, llpec ; 
 with violent and frequent urging, in typhus, 
 etc., IMerc; with pressure to urination at 
 night, INux v.; with urinary difficulties, Cop.; 
 in uterine complaints, IHell.; like blood mixed 
 with water, with colicky pains in abdomen, 
 Pallad.; in women, ICop. 
 
 f$^T Bladder bleeding, hemorrhoids. 
 Urine, brown: IIArn., Ars. h., IBenz. ac, 
 Bufo., ICard. m., Colch., Coloc, IManc, 
 I IMerc. cor., Prun., IPuls., Sal. ac, I ISul., 
 Sul. ac; like beer, Bry., IColoc, IISul. ; like 
 beer, in traumatic meningitis, IHyper. ; like 
 thick beer (typhus), lArs. ; like beer without 
 sediment, lAspar.; like beer with yellowish 
 froth, IMyr. cer.; blackish (jaundice), IPhos.; 
 chestnut, IKreo.; with a suspended cloud, 
 Ars. h.; in cystitis, Tarant. ; in cysto-blen- 
 norrhoea, I lUva ursi; dark, I All. sat., lArn., 
 lArs., Camph., ICaust., IDig., IGraph., 
 ILach., IOp., Osm., IPod., Zing.; dark ad- 
 mixture, USep.; dark, frothy or yellow, in 
 jaundice, I Aeon.; very dark, in deranged 
 liver, ILept. ; with reddish sediment, IPsor.; 
 in tonsillitis, IBar. c; dark, with white sedi- 
 ment, ICalc; saturated dark, mixed with 
 blood, with dirty white sediment (nephritis), 
 IMerc; dark with whitish sediment, visible 
 when urinating upon snow, Lyss.; stains 
 clothes dirty, I I Med.; dark greenish color, 
 
 MCarbol. ac; greenish, in jaundice, lAur.. 
 met.; in jaundice, IDig.; in enlarged liver, 
 ICon. ; mahogany, in intermittent fever,. 
 lEup. perf. ; in pregnancy, I I Stann. ; red,. 
 IVer. ; with red sandy sediment, IPhos.; 
 reddish, I I Plumb., I I Sep., I IVer.; reddish 
 coagulum, resembling that obtained from 
 boiling blood, on boiling with Nitric acid, 
 Ars. h.; reddish, with brick-colored sediment,. 
 Puis.; reddish, in vesical catarrh, I IBenz. ac; 
 in scarlatina, I IZinc; with sediment, ICimex ; 
 with whitish sediment, Oleand. ; stains linen, 
 INitr. ac; soon turbid after sweat (inter- 
 mittent), IIArs. ; with difficult urination, 
 IColoc; with frequent urination, I I Petrol. ; 
 yellowish, IDig.; stains napkin yellow, in 
 cholera infantum, I Arm; yellowish sediment,, 
 in dropsy after scarlatina, lAmb.; yellowish, 
 Card, m.; yellowish, in morning and evening, 
 Lyss. J^° dark. 
 
 Urine, burning: g^f acrid, hot; also During 
 and After urination burning. 
 
 Urine, casts : cylindrical, ICanth.; cylindrical, 
 coagula (albuminuria), ITereb.; fatty, IPhos.;; 
 fibrinous, in Bright's disease, IKalm.; fibrin- 
 ous, and epithelial cells (morbus Brightii), 
 I IPhos. ac; hyaline, in desquamative neph- 
 ritis, I I Plumb. ; fine granular and hyaline of 
 small diameter, no renal epithelium (cirrhotic 
 kidney), I I Plumb.; one cast, Natr. a.; of tubes, 
 in post-scarlatinal dropsy, I I Tereb.; cylindrical 
 tubuli (sequelae of scarlatina), IHep. ; granu- 
 lar fatty tubuli in large numbers, showing on 
 their surface epithelial cells of tubuli uriniferi,, 
 also in state of granular fatty degeneration, 
 I IMerc. cor.; uriniferous tubuli, 1 1 Apis;, 
 shreds of uriniferous tubuli (diphtheria), 
 Canth.; waxy casts, IPhos.; transparent waxy,, 
 Brach. JE^aT* epithelium, fibrine. 
 
 Urine, changeable in color: IBenz. ac; in in- 
 cipient phthisis following amenorrhcea,. 
 I I Sang. 
 
 Urine, clear (limpid, no sediment): Agar.,, 
 I Alum., lAmyl., Anac, Ang., lAnthrok.,, 
 Apoc, I Arg. nit., I Arm, Arum d., Ascl. t., 
 Asim., Ast. r., Bapt., Bar. c, Berb., Cain., 
 Camph., Cepa, IChel., Chim., Chlor., Cinch, 
 bol., Cochl., Colch., Curar., IFerr., I IHam., 
 IHell., IHelom, IHep., IHyos., Igm, Iris, 
 IILact. ac, I ILactu. v., ILyc, ILyc. vir. r 
 IMosch., Natr. a., Nitr. sp. d., 1 1 01. an., OxaL 
 ac, IPhos. ac, Polyg., IPtel., Sarrac, ISars., 
 Sum., ITereb., Yal.; in amemia, IFerr.; in. 
 chorea, ICina ; in colic, IMagn. p.; in epilepti- 
 form convulsions, ICed.; copious, at night,, 
 ISang.; in cough, IChel.; in diabetes, I IPhos.. 
 ac. ; in diabetes insipidus, IKali m, Squilla ;. 
 in dropsy, lAur. met.; as crystal, in chronic 
 dysentery, ICon.; in headache, I IVib.; as 
 headache passes off, I ISang.; in intermittent, 
 ICoccul.; after four or five hours covered with 
 iridescent film, IGraph.; nervous, Igm, Spig.;- 
 pale (albuminuria during pregnancy), lAur.. 
 mur.; with palpitation, IHyos. ; in paralysis 
 agitans, I IRhus ; pale, IDig.; pungent, fetid,, 
 in cholera infantum, ICalc; in rheumatism, 
 Ars. ; in acute rheumatism, I I Chel.; in chronic- 
 rheumatism of left hip joint, IPhyt.; at first, 
 after a time lead-colored flaky sediment ad- 
 hering to vessel, IHelom; then flourlike sedi- 
 ment, Ant. t.; with urging, IColoc; with 
 frequent urination, Meph.; not an atom of 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 urea, 1 1 Plumb. ; like water (lumbago), 1 1 Coloc; 
 watery, profuse, especially when heart is most 
 irritable, ILyc. vir. 
 fgg^* increased, pale, watery. 
 
 Urine, cloudy: Bell., ■ IBenz. ac, ICanth., 
 ICaust., Chim. m., Chel.,ICinch., IKreo., Lye. 
 v., Lyss., IManc., INatr. m., IOp., Ratan., 
 '■■Sep., ■ ITereb., Zing.; in catarrh of bladder, 
 ICanth.; in dropsy, after scarlatina, lAmb., 
 ■Apis; nebulous flocks, Cinch, bob; cloud 
 suspended with little granules like frog spawn, 
 •.Sinap.; in liver complaint, ICheL; from mucus, 
 Sarrac. ; with cadaverous odor, Coccus ; nubec- 
 ula, Anthrok.; light cloud of oxalates,! Amyl.; 
 cloud scarcely perceptible, Ant. c. ; with phos- 
 phatic deposits, Acet. ac. ; in pneumonia, 
 lArs.; sediment, IIElaps, 01. an., Seneg., 
 Sumb. ; flocculent sediment, collects in one 
 •spot, like a sponge (after checked gonorrhoea), 
 ■Coca ; sediment, in yellow fever, Ars. h. ; 
 slight dark cloud,settles on standing, I I Plumb.; 
 smoky, with inaction of kidneys, ITereb.; 
 smoky, in albuminuria, lAmm. b. ; soon be- 
 comes, Bar. c. f$^ 3 ' phosphates, turbid. 
 
 Urine, like coffee : in diphtheria, ILac c; 
 stains clothes yellow, IPhyt.; like coffee- 
 grounds, IIHell. ; like coffee-grounds, in as- 
 cites, 1 1 Apis. S^" bloody, brown, turbid. 
 
 Urine, cold : when it passes, IMtr. ac. 
 
 Urine, cuticle (pellicle) : ICalc, Paris, Petrol., 
 IPhos., Phos. ac, IPsor., Pals., Sul. ac; iri- 
 descent, Agar., Alum., I ICepa, ICycl., IHep.; 
 iridescent, oily film, in phthisis pulmonalis, 
 ICoca ; oily, BDulc, Sumb. ; greasy pellicle, 
 Crot. t., IHep., ILyc, I I Med., ISul. ; varie- 
 gated, Bapt., Hod. 
 
 Urine, dark: lAcon., All. sat., Alum., Anag., 
 Ant. c, Ant. t., lApis, Arn., Ascl. t., IBell., 
 I IBenz. ac, Brach., Brom., IBry., ICalc, 
 ICalc p., ICanth., Carbo v., ICarbol. ac, 
 'IChel., IChim. umb., ICinch., Colch., HCro- 
 tal., Crot. t., Cub., Diad., IDig., IIHell., IHep., 
 Ictod., Ign., Hod., Ilpec, IJab., ILac def., 
 IILach., ILyc, Lyss., I I Med., IMerc, Merc, 
 iod. rub., IMyr. cer., INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 I INatr. p., 1 1 Plumb. > IPod., IPtel., Puis., 
 IRhusJISelen., Seneg., HSep., Sinap., I ISpig., 
 ■Staph., Sal., Thuya, Ustil., I IVar., Ver., 
 Zinc; acrid, ■Lith.; in albuminuria, IMerc 
 cor.; like ale, IMyr. cer.; amber color, Chloral.; 
 in amblyopia potatorum, I ITereb.; during 
 apyrexia, BElat. ; in bilious disorders, Eup. 
 perf. ; brown, Eup. perf. ; like brown beer, 
 I I Pals.; almost black, 1 1 Ver.; almost black, 
 in scarlatina, ILach.; almost black, when first 
 -emitted deposits sediment to nearlyone-twelfth 
 of its quantity, and black as coal (a chronic 
 passive hemorrhage from kidneys, I ITereb.; 
 «olor of brandy, Benz. ac; on standing a lit- 
 tle while is like buttermilk (chronic diarrhoea), 
 I IPhos. ac; clear, lEup. perf.; but clear, in 
 typhoid fever, IIMur.ac; like coffee, INatr. 
 m. ; like coffee (hydrothorax), lApis ; in 
 coryza, after mercury, IIKali iod.; in denti- 
 tion, ■Rheum ; discharged in drops, ■Staph.; 
 in dropsy, 1 1 Senecio ; in dropsy after scarla- 
 tina, lArs.; in diphtheria, ILac c, ■Merc cy.; 
 in erysipelas, 1 1 Rhus ; with fever, after diu- 
 resis, I lUran. n.; in intermittent fever, Diad.; 
 typhoid fever, IVer. v.; in yellow fever, BArs. 
 h.; frequent, scanty, in anasarca, Hell.; in 
 gonagra, ICalc; in heart disease, I IOp.; with 
 
 heat preponderating, IKali iod.; inky, Ars. 
 h. ; in jaundice, BAur. mur. nat., IBerb., Hod.; 
 with spasmodic pain in kidneys, Coccus ; in 
 liver trouble, I IPod.; in subacute inflamma- 
 tion of liver, BHydras.; in melancholia, 
 ■Lach.; muddy, passed with much pain, 
 ■iEsc h.; in myelitis, BDulc; in affection of 
 sympathetic nervous system, I IPhos.; with 
 cadaverous odor, Coccus; afterwards pale, 
 double in quantity, Erig.; in perityphlitis, 
 ■Merc; in peritonitis, HApis ; like porter, 
 Ars. h., Hod.; resembles port wine, in morn- 
 ing, looks clear in a spoon, almost black on 
 looking down upon it in a chamber vessel, 
 coagulates strongly from heat (hematuria 
 from kidneys), I ITereb.; prune colored, Sec; 
 with red sandy deposit, Pallad.; sediment 
 cloudy (rheumatism), Thuya; with white 
 sediment, an indh deep, over which was a 
 granular layer, half an inch thick, deeply 
 reddened with blood (acute desquamative 
 nephritis), SCoccus ; with dryness of skin 
 (dysentery), IColch.; small quantity, sweet 
 smelling/ turbid, with sediment like coffee 
 grounds (after scarlatina), I ITereb.; of strong 
 smell, I IDros.; in stomatitis, INatr. c; feeble 
 stream, ■■Hell.; resembles infusion of black 
 tea, or water with dark molasses (dropsy after 
 scarlatina), IIApis ; like dark tea, with green- 
 ish sediment (jaundice), I I Sep.; turbid, 
 I ILyc; becoming turbid, with a scum on it, 
 Merc. sul. B^° black, brown, coffee, high- 
 colored, red, turbid, yellow. 
 
 Urine, decomposes : rapidly,IAur. met., IPhos. 
 ac; in typhoid, IBPhos. ac 
 
 Urine, decreased (scanty) : (Aeon., Act. rac, 
 Ailant., All. sat., Aloe, Ang., HApis, JArs., 
 Ars. h.,Aur. met., Arum d., II Arum t., 1 1 Ascl. 
 s., ■Aspar.JAstac, Atrop. s., IBell., Benz. ac, 
 IBerb., Brom., IBry.,Cact., Calc fl.,HCanth., 
 Carbo v., ICard. m., Castor., ICaust., ■Cham., 
 I IChel., IChim. umb., Cimex, ■Cinch., IClem., 
 Coca, Coccus, Cochl., IColch., Coloc, ICornus, 
 
 ■ ■Crotal., ICup. m., Cupr. s., ■Cycl., IDig., 
 ■Dulc, IIEquiset., Eup. perf., lEup. pur., 
 ■Ferr., Ferr. mur., I Graph., IGrat., IHam., 
 
 ■ ■Hell., IHep., IHyos., Hyper., Ign., Indig., 
 Ipec, Iris, ■Jab., HKali br., IKali c, IKali n., 
 Kob., ILach., BLac def., IILact. ac,Laur.,ILil. 
 tig., ILith., ILyc, I ILyc vir., Lyss., Med., 
 
 ■ Merc, HMerc cor., IMerc d.,IMez.,IMosch., 
 ■Natr. c, I INatr. p., IINitr. ac, INux m., 
 IINuxv.,HOp.,Osm.JPhos., IPhyt., I I Plumb., 
 ■Pod., ■Polyp., MPrun., IPsor., IPtel.JPuls., 
 
 ■ Rhus, Rob., Ruta, Sal. ac, Sang., Sarrac, 
 HSars., HSelen., HSep., Seneg., ■Staph., 
 Stront., I ISul., Sul.ac,ISyph.,Tabac, ITereb., 
 Therid., Thuya, Ustil., IVer., I I Ver. v., Vinca, 
 Xan., Zinc; in abortion, HApis ; in albumi- 
 
 s nuria, lAmm.ben., IMerc cor.; in anasarca, 
 ■Aur. mur.; with anasarcous legs, after scar- 
 let fever, IRhus ; during apyrexia, Cinch. ; 
 in arthritic affections, Alum ; in ascites,! I Apis, 
 lApoc, IChel., I I Med., I I Rheum ; in ascites, 
 not more than eight ounces a day, 1 1 Senecio; 
 in brain affection, ICup. m., Squilla; in 
 Bright' s disease, IKalm.; brown, in cold, after 
 scarlet fever, 111611.; with burning, Calc a., 
 ■Colch.; with burning, after urination, ICop., 
 Phe'll.; burning, scalding (low fever), ICact.; 
 nearly every half hour, with burning in 
 urethra and condylomata, I IPsor.; in cerebral 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 'disturbances, I Croc. ; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, ICalab. ; in cholera infantum, lArn. ; in 
 cholera morbus, IHyper.; in colic, I Alum., 
 Jamb.; in convulsions, Amyg.; alternating 
 with copious watery secretion, Dig.; a cupful 
 at a time after much exertion, causing trem- 
 bling with a creeping chill, 1 1 Petrol.; in 
 cystitis, IHell.; dark, Bry.; dark, in asthma, 
 1 1 Aeon.; dark and painful in passing (dropsy), 
 IFluor. ac; during day, iEsc h., ILyc; in 
 delirium tremens, llStram.; with frequent 
 desire, ICoccuL; with great desire to pass it 
 (nephritis), IMerc.; in diabetes, IIRatan.; in 
 diarrhoea, 1 1 Ant. t.; in chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; 
 in chronic camp diarrhoea, ILyss.; in diph- 
 theria, ILac c, ILach., ILyc, IMerc. cy., 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; less than a gill in twenty- 
 four hours, in chronic camp diarrhoea, 
 ILyss.; in diphtheria, ILac c; though drink- 
 ing much, IKreo., IRhus ; in drops, in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, lArg. nit., Inul.; in drops, 
 with difficult, Atrop. s.; a few drops at a time, 
 obliged to make effort very often (cystitis), 
 lEup. pur.; a few drops at a time, Cub.; a few 
 drops with mucous sediment, IDulc; in drops, 
 some always seem to remain, IMagn. m.; only 
 a few drops at a time, with morning sickness, 
 I I Con.; in dropsy, I Apis, lEup. pur., ILyc, 
 I ISenecio; in cardiac dropsy, IDig.; in dropsy, 
 with emission of a few drops at a time, 
 I IGamb.; in ovarian dropsy, I Apis ; in dys- 
 entery, IMerc. cor.; in dysuria, IChim. umb.; 
 in enuresis of children, IPlant; in erysipelas, 
 
 I IRhus; in evening, in impotence, ICalad.; 
 in evening and morning, Lyss.; fetid, between 
 paroxysms, with headache, Coloc; with fever, 
 after diuresis, I I Uran.n.; in intermittent fever, 
 ICoccul.,IEup. perf.; in typhoid fever, ICanth.; 
 in gonagra, ICalc. ; gradually less in cystitis, 
 IHell.; green, with frequent pressure to uri- 
 nate, Ruta ; with headache, Ascl. s.; in nerv- 
 ous headache, INaja ; before and during sick 
 headache, I ISang.; in heart disease, ILyc. vir., 
 
 I I Op.; catheter used daily, in organic disease 
 of heart, I Apis ; high-colored, IHam.; high- 
 colored, with copious whitish sediment and 
 pain in back, IKalibi. ; in acute hydroceph- 
 alus, after erysipelatous eruption, lApis ; in 
 hydrothorax, lApoc, IColch., ISquilla; in 
 jaundice, I Aur. met., IDig.; in chronic jaundice, 
 Hod.; with inaction of kidneys, ITereb.; les- 
 sened until secretion ceased, I I Tarant.; in func- 
 tional derangement of liver, I I Sep. ; in enlarged 
 liver, ICon., IMagn. m. ; in melancholia, ILach.; 
 in menses irregular, IDig. ; in mental derange- 
 ment, I Op. ; in morning, Ars. h.; in myelitis, 
 IDulc; in nephritis, I Am., IKali iod.; in 
 nephritic colic, lArg. nit., I IPareira; in des- 
 quamative nephritis, I I Plumb.; in affection 
 of sympathetic nervous system, I IPhos.; in 
 neuralgia, 1 1 Nux v. ; with oedema after scar- 
 latina, IILach., in old people, IIArs. ; with 
 great pain, Canth.; with paralysis of arms, 
 I I Rhus; with greasy pellicle, Kob. ; in sub- 
 acute pericarditis, I Ascl. t. ; in peritonitis, 
 ILach.; in phlegmasia alba dolens, INatr. s.; 
 in subacute pleuritis, lArg. nit.; in pneu- 
 monia, I Ant. t., I I Puis. ; in potter's colic, 
 ■Alum., in pregnancy, I IStann. ; in puerperal 
 eclampsia, IPhos.; after purpura, IHell.; red, 
 during apyrexia (tertian ague), llpec. ; dark 
 red (affection of liver with dropsy), IFluor. 
 
 ac; red, in strangury, Sabina; in rheumatism, 
 1 1 Aeon., I Agar.; in chronic rheumatism of 
 left hip joint, IPhyt. ; in scalding, but clear, 
 Merc. Bui.; in scarlatina, ICarbol. ac, IZinc; 
 in scarlatinal dropsy, IDig.; after scarlet fever, 
 lApoc.; sediment red, ILyc; scarcely a spoon- 
 ful, dark yellowish red color, in a thin stream, 
 Staph.; with dryness of skin (dysentery), 
 IColch.; slow, Pallad.; in cardialgia, IGrat.; 
 in strangury, IIArs.; with strangury in 
 scarlatina, ILyc; in a feeble stream, I IMerc. 
 sol.; in summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; ap- 
 proaching suppression, Zinc; witxi frequent 
 tenesmus vesicae, I Coloc; with thirst, ICaust.; 
 in typhus, IBapt.; urging frequent, Anac; 
 painful urging, • I Alum.; with urging and 
 burning pain (quartan ague), IPhell. ; felt 
 as though he had not urinated for hours, 
 lEquiset. ; with frequent urination, I I Petrol.; 
 in urticaria, ICop. ; in prolapsus uteri, ILil. 
 tig.; with white film and whitish deposit, 
 IKali bi. ; dark yellow, l/Esc h. 
 JS^°* Urination in drops, insufficient. 
 
 Urine, diabetes: IIAcet. ac, All. sat., iAmm. 
 c, iAspar., ICalc, Carbo v. ICarbol. ac, 
 •Chim. umb., Chin, s., ICinch., IColoc, 
 ICon., Cop., ICup. m., ICurar., Ferr., I IFerr. 
 iod., IFerr. ph., IHelon., IHydras., 1 1 Kali 
 br., IKali m., IKali n., I IKali ph., IILact. 
 ac, ILyc. vir., IMagn. s., I IMed., INatr. m., 
 IPlumb., I IPhos. ac, IIRatan., Sec, ISul., 
 Sul. ac, Tarant., Tarax., I ITereb., Thuya, 
 I I Trill., lUran. n.; acute cases, Curar.; after 
 chill and rheumatic fever, from getting wet, 
 year previous, INatr. s. ; hepatic form, 
 
 . especially when there is a succession of boils, 
 INatr. p.; in high livers with sedentary habits, 
 INux v. ; in a man suffering from myelitis, 
 after latter disease had been cured former still 
 remained, I IPhos. ac; with great pain, with 
 swelling and suppuration of left parotid gland, 
 Con.; from spinal lesions, INux v.; insipidus, 
 lAcet. ac, Ananth., Arm, Ars., IBell., Calc, 
 Calc p., Cann. i. , ICanth., ICaust. , Coloc. , Eup. 
 pur., IHelon., Iod., -Jab., Kali iod., Kali n., 
 ILac def., Lact. ac, ILyc, Merc, per., Murex, 
 INatr. in., IPhos. ac, IPod., IRhus, ISpig., 
 Squilla, Tarax., Uran. n.; insipidus, first stage, 
 in women with congestion of lower third 
 of medulla spinalis, mellitus, lAcet. ac, 
 lArg. met., I Ars., IBenz. ac, Berb., IIBov., 
 I I Alum., Calc. p., Camph., Carbol. ac, IChel., 
 Chloral., ICodein., Coff. t., Colch., Cup. m., 
 Curar., IFerr. m., IIHelon., IHep., I IKali br., 
 IKali m., IKali ph., IKreo., ILach., ILact.ac, 
 ILac def., Lith., I ILyc, ILyc. vir., Lyss., 
 Magn. s., Mosch., Natr. s., INitr. ac, Nux v., 
 I I Op., IPhos., I IPhos. ac, IPicac, MPlumb., 
 IPod., Ratan., Sal. ac, Sec, ISil., ISul. ac, 
 Tarant., IITereb., Thuya, HUran. n.; mellitus, 
 with cheesy degeneration of lungs, IPhos.; mel- 
 litus, with gouty diathesis, IPhos.; mellitus, in 
 impotence, Mosch.; mellitus, lungs implicated, 
 ICalc. p.; mellitus, after mental shocks or 
 injuries, I I Op.; mellitus, preceded or accom- 
 panied by disease of pancreas, IPhos.; mel- 
 litus, in phthisis, IPhos.; mellitus, urine con- 
 tains large amount of salt in morning, large 
 excess of sugar in evening, ILact. ac; sugar 
 traces, lAmyl.; sugar, 2 per cent., Amyl.; 
 sugar, 5 i per cent., INatr. s.; sugar, 85 grains 
 per litre, 1 1 Uran. n. 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 Urine, dribbling : jg^" Bladder paralysis ; 
 Urination in drops, involuntary ; also After 
 urination dribbling. 
 
 Urine, epithelium: IIApis, IPtel. ; in albumi- 
 nuria, lArg. nit.; casts, Arg. nit., Ars., IMerc. 
 cor., IPhos., Plumb., Sul. ac. ; cells, Lye. vir.; 
 exudative cells, IPhos.; a mass of cells, adher- 
 ing to each other, Brach.; cells, in desquama- 
 tive nephritis, I I Plumb.; renal epithelia, 
 Ars., Canth., Cop., Phos., Puis., Sul. ac, Te- 
 reb.; large scales, in Bright's disease, IKalm.; 
 a few scales, Natr. a.; vesical and renal, and 
 mucous sediment, IPhos.; white, IBell. 
 $gg^ casts. 
 
 Urine, fatty : I Chin. s. ; containing fat globules, 
 I IMerc. cor., Natr. a.; contains fat globules, 
 in morbus Brightii, I IPhos. ac. fl@* cuticle. 
 
 Urine, containing fibrine : I IMerc. cor.; slen- 
 der, cylindrical pieces, these little coagula 
 being whitish in color, looking like maggots 
 or small worms, I I Petrol.; full of fibres,Cann. 
 s.; in nephritis, Chel. 
 g@T casts, epithelium. 
 
 Urine,flaky (flocculent) : Cann.,ICanth.,Cham., 
 Crot. t., IMez., HSars., Zinc; dark brown 
 flakes, IPetrol.; in nephritis, IChel. ; flaky 
 sediment, Agar., ICham., Grat., I I Plumb., 
 Zinc; shiny flocks, Chin, s.; in stricture, 
 IClem.; white, IPhos. 
 
 Urine, foaming (frothy) : Aph. ch., HCepa, 
 ■Chel., Cop., Cub., Jatroph., IILach., Laur., 
 ILyc, IPareira, Seneg., ISpong., Thuya; in 
 diabetes, on being passed, INatr. s.; with 
 diarrhoea, IILach.; in post-scarlatinal dropsy, 
 I Apis ; in morning, Ars. h. ; during night, 
 I I Aph. ch., Crot. t. S^" albuminous. 
 
 Urine, looks like and has consistency of thin 
 glue : Coloc J^~ viscid. 
 
 Urine, gravel : jg^° Bladder calculi, gravel ; 
 also Kidneys calculi. 
 
 Urine, dirty gray : in diphtheria, after scarla- 
 tina, I Con. 
 
 Urine, greenish: ■ Ars., Aur met., Berb., Bov., 
 ICamph., Carbol. ac, IChel., Cinch., Colch., 
 Cop., Iod., IKalic, IMagn. c, Mang., INitr. 
 ac, 01. an., Rheum, Rhod., Ruta, Seneg., 
 Sul., Uran. n., IVer.; almost greenish, Phell.; 
 changed from brick dust, IChim. umb.; clear, 
 Magn. s.; like grass, ICarbol. ac; three hours 
 after passage, Sal. ac. ; in hydrothorax, I I Apis, 
 light, Bapt.; olive, ICarbol. ac; blackish olive, 
 ICarbol. ac; after scarlatina, ICarbol. ac; 
 yellowish, Bov.; dark yellowish, Hod. 
 Jggr* bile. 
 
 Urine, high colored: I Aeon., I Apis, Arum d., 
 Badiag., IBell., Calc n\, ICornus, ICrotal. , 
 Ced., IIEquiset., Iris, Kali bi., IILact. ac, 
 ■Lye, IMed., 1 1 Mitch, rep., IMyr. cer., JNux 
 m., INux v., IPhos., 1 1 Plumb., IPolyg., IPo- 
 lyp., IPtel., IRhus, Sang., I IStram., Tabac, 
 Tell., Ther-id., 1 1 Thuya, I IVer. v., Xan.; in 
 amenorrhoea, I Apis ; in ascites, I IMed., I ISe- 
 necio ; in ascites, after scarlet fever, ■Apoc; 
 in bilious attacks, IINux v.; like brandy, 
 Var.; in Bright's disease, IKalm.; burning, 
 IGlon.; in inflammation of caecum, ILach. ; 
 in catarrh (bronchial and vesical catarrh), 
 ■Cop.; clear, Lact. ac; congestive headache, 
 ■ Glon.; copious red sediment (cardialgia), 
 ■Lobel. i.; in chronic diarrhoea, 1 1 Sul.; in 
 chronic camp diarrhoea, ILyss.; in diphtheria, 
 ■Lach., ■Merc iod. flav.; in post-scarlatinal 
 
 dropsy, >Dig.; in dysentery, lColch., I I Zinc;: 
 in dyspepsia, IKali bi.; in dysuria, ■Chim. 
 umb.; in eczema, . IBrom.; in erysipelas 
 erratica, IHydras.; in bilious fever, BEup. 
 perf.; frequent, Lac c; in gastralgia, probably 
 due to metallic poisoning, I I Sul. ac. ; in head- 
 ache, ILac clef.; in heart disease, ILyc vir.; 
 in enlargement and congestion of liver, 
 ■Magn. m.; in ciliary neuralgia with acute 
 conjunctivitis, I ITereb.; in subacute pericar- 
 ditis, lAscl. t.; in subacute pleuritis, BArg-nit.; 
 in pneumonia, I Ars.; in eighth month of 
 pregnancy, 1 1 Rheum ; in pruritus vulvae, 
 IITarant. ; in rheumatism, ILyc; scanty, 
 ■Lil. tig.; scanty, in dysentery, ILept.; scanty,. 
 in retroversion, IFerr. iod.; in scarlatina,. 
 ■Lach.; deposits a cloudy sediment, Hydras.; 
 with mealy sediment (mania), IINux v.; in 
 typhus, BBapt. $^ dark, red. 
 Urine, hot: BAcon., Act. rac, BiEsc h., Agar., 
 Aloe,HApis,BArs.,BIAsaf.,l I Aur. mur., IBell.,. 
 ■Benz. ac, Berb.,iCalcp.,Calend., I ICamph., 
 
 ■ ■Canth., ICaps., ICham., IColch., IDig.,, 
 ■Ferr., IHep., IKali c, ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 ■ ■Merc cor., Phos. ac, 1 1 Rheum, IRhus, 
 Squilla, Vespa ; with after-pains, 1 1 Ferr. ; in 
 angina faucium, ■Lach.; ardor urinae, 
 IIAnanth., HCanth., ICub.; ardor urinae, in 
 intermittent, 1 1 Sul. ac; ardor urinae, in wo- 
 men, ■Ham.; ardor urinae, in rheumatic sub- 
 jects, JSabina; with constipation, I ■ Ferr.; in 
 coryza after mercury, I IKali iod.; dark, 
 
 ■ ■Aeon.; dark, in rheumatic attack, ■Bry.; 
 dysentery, ■Colch., ICop., IMerc cor.; in 
 enuresis nocturna, IMerc; in evening, Ars. 
 met.; during fever, ■Cimex ; after fever, BCi- 
 mex; fiery, Crot. t., BKali c, BSars.; in gas- 
 tric catarrh, IMez.; with heat, BKali iod.; 
 in heart disease, I I Op.; in hemorrhoids, from 
 uterus, ■Ferr. ; in infants, IBor. ; like boiling 
 oil, ■Lil. tig.; in enlargement of prostate gland, 
 I IPareira; red, Bry.,- in renal inflammation, 
 MSenecio; scalding, iEsc h., BBenz. ac,. 
 ■Berb., BCann. s., Canth., ICop., I Ferr. iod., 
 ■Helon., ■Hep., IKali c, Mygale, 1 1 Pic. ac, 
 ■Ptel., MSars., Syph., 1 1 Thuya ; scalding, in 
 amenorrhoea, IIApis ; scalding, with frequent 
 desire (metritis), IINux v.; scalding, during 
 dysuria, IChim. umb.; scalding, after dysu- 
 ria, IChim. umb.; scalding, towards evening 
 (haematuria), llpec; scalding, in gonorrhoea, 
 ■Caps.; scalding, followed by itching, 1 1 Ves- 
 pa ; scalding, as from raw surfaces, ■Merc 
 sol.; scalding, in stricture, I IChim. umb.; 
 formerly sediment, in cystitis, ILyc; with 
 reddish sediment, IMez.; in septic diseases, 
 ITarant. ; in uterine disorder, ICon. 
 
 JS^i^ acrid ; Urination burning ; During and 
 After urination burning. 
 Urine, increased (copious, diuresis, polyuria, 
 profuse) : HAcet. ac, Aeon., Act. rac, 1 1 Agar., 
 Agnus, All. sat., Alum., Amyl., Anac, Ang., 
 
 ■ Ant. c, Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., lAnthrok., 
 ■Apis, Apoc, HArg. met., lArg. nit., (Ars. h., 
 Arum d., Arum m., 1 1 Ascl. s., lAspar., Ast. r.,. 
 TrAtrop. s., Bar. c, Bell., Berb.JBism., Brach., 
 ■Cact.,Cain., Camph.,Cann.i.,iCanth., ICarbo 
 a. , Carbo v., 1 1 Carbol. ac, Caulo., ■Caust.,ICed., 
 ■Cepa, ■Cham., ■Chel., Chen, v., Chim. umb., 
 Chlor., ■■Cinch., Coca, ICochl., Codein., 
 ■Coff., Colch., Collin., 100100., ICon., Cop., 
 Crotal., Crot. t., Cub., Cycl., ■Daph., IDig.,, 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 609 
 
 Equiset., I lEucal., ""Form., Gamb., Gels., 
 IGlon., Guaiac, IIHam., Helon., Hydras., 
 Hydr. ac, Iber., Ilgn., Indig., Hod., Uab., 
 Jacea, Kali br., Kali f., Kali iod., IILact. ac, 
 ■Led., Lobel. i., Lyss., IMagn. c, Magn. s., 
 Mang., I IMed., Merc, IIMerc. cor., Merc.iod. 
 flav., IMerc iod. rub., IIMerc. sol., Mitch, 
 rep., IMosch., Mur. ac, IMurex, Mygale, 
 Natr.a., INatr. c, Natr. m., I INatr. p., INatr. 
 s., Nitr. sp. d., Nitruin, 01. an., Oxal. ac, 
 IPhos., UPhos. ac, Phyt., 1 1 Plant., IPod., 
 Polyg., IPsor., I IRhod., Rhus, Rob., Samb., 
 Sarrac, ISars., Seneg., Spig., Spong., Squilla, 
 Staph., Tabac, Tarax., Tell., ITereb., Therid., 
 lUran. n., Ustil., Val., I IVariol., Ver., Ver. v., 
 Verbas., Viol, t., Zinc, Zing. ; in affections 
 of brain, Squilla ; in Bright's disease, lAur. 
 mur.; in bronchitis, ICina ; burning, Stram.; 
 with burning during urination, Niccol.; 
 with burning during urination, worse at 
 night, i INatr. s.; after cardiac hypertrophy, 
 I lAur. met.; in cardialgia,l IPhos.; in catarrh, 
 ICepa ; during chill, Ars.; after chill, passed 
 nearly a chamberful during night, llSyph.; 
 with transient chilliness, IGels.; in chorea, 
 ■ Agar.; clear, liEthus., Eup. pur., IFerr., 
 IHelon.; clear, with carbuncles, in scorbutic 
 individual, Mur. ac; clear, watery, during 
 or after spell (epilepsy), ICup. in.; clear, after 
 epileptic attack, Cup. m.; clear as water, sud- 
 denly at night, after delirium, Stram.; clear, 
 light, without relief, IIEquiset.; after coffee, 
 ICain.; especially after drinking coffee, 
 Oleand.; with nephritic colic, Coccus; color- 
 less, ICham.; colorless, after hysteria, ISul.; 
 colorless, with hysterical headache, IMosch.; 
 colorless, in afternoon, Rumex ; in coryza, 
 ICepa; dark, ILil. tig.; in dentition, lApis ; 
 in diabetes, Cop., IILact. ac, INatr. m., INatr. 
 s., IPod., Sec, Tarax.; in diabetes insipidus, 
 IKali n., ILyc.; in diabetes mellitus, I I Kali 
 br.; at first increased, afterward diminished, 
 IKali c; in diphtheria, I IKali m.; three 
 times as much as drink, especially morning, 
 Amb.; in dropsy, lAur. mur. nat.; more than 
 quantity of water drunk, Aur. met., IMerc. 
 sol., IRaph.; three times larger than quantity 
 of fluid drank in twenty-four hours, IPhos. ac. ; 
 greater than quantity of water drunk, in dia- 
 betes, IColoc; with dysmenorrhea, Ascl. s.; 
 in dyspepsia, lUran. n. ; after eating, I I Puis.; 
 in epilepsy, TrArt. v.; in evening, Ars. h.; fol- 
 lowing slight pain over left eye, with con- 
 tracted feeling in throat, with eructation, 
 lUran. n.; stinging over left eye when walk- 
 ing in sun, or from strong odors, Selen.; fol- 
 lowed by fainting, Cepa ; fetid, IGuaiac; 
 during fever, I IMed.; with fever (ascites), 
 lAur. mur. nat.; in typhus, ITereb.; frequent, 
 Cain.; frequent, in diabetes, Tarax.; frequent, 
 eight or ten times a day, ICochl.; frequent, 
 every half hour (headache), ILac def. ; gastric 
 neurosis, I IPhos.; pale, with gout, Eup. perf.; 
 with headache, Chin, s., ICinnab., BGlon., 
 ILac def., 1 1 Sep., I Ver.; after headache, Ascl. 
 s.; in frontal headache, MVib.; in nervous 
 headache, Iris ; after nervous headache, Ascl. 
 s.; relieves headache, IKalm., Sil.; with head- 
 ache and profuse sweat, 1 1 Aeon.; in heart 
 disease, I Aur. mur.; with heat, ILyc; in inter- 
 mittent fever, IBry.; in typhus, IColch.; Math 
 heat, particularly in face, Ind.; in hydrotho 
 
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 rax, ISquilla; in hysterical complaint, IPuls.; 
 followed by acute inflammation, Senecio ; in- 
 odorous (hysteria), ICed.; in intestinal 
 spasm, I I Op.; with irritation of genito-urinary 
 tract, |Oxal. ac. ; with vesical irritation, Eup. 
 pur.; in cirrhotic kidney, I I Plumb. ; after pain 
 in knee, Brach.; with leucorrhcea, INatr. c; 
 with violent pains in lumbar region (diabetes), 
 Tarant. ; worse lying down, Ham.; in mania 
 puerperalis, INux v.; in marasmus, I ISul.; 
 in melancholy after mortification Ilgn.; in 
 meningitis, Arn. ; during menses, IPhyt.; at 
 midnight, Coff.; after midnight (enuresis), 
 ■Sul. ; of months' duration, ICain.; in morn- 
 ing, continual urging, no pain, Cain.; in in- 
 flammation of mouth and fauces, ICinnab.; 
 muddy, in syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; re- 
 lieves pain in navel (affection of sympathetic 
 nervous system), I IPhos.; in neuralgia, Hris; 
 in nervous disease. Alum., ICham. ; in affec- 
 tions of sympathetic nervous system, I IPhos.; 
 in nervous women, Xan.; during night, Amm. 
 m., Bapt., Calc fl., ILac c, ILed., I IPhyt., 
 
 I I Plant., I I Sang.; at night, with burning and 
 scalding, llUran. n.; at night, in diabetes, 
 lArg. met.; in night, dropsy, I Apis ; during 
 night, preceded by violent erection, Sinap. ; 
 high colored, strong smelling, in bed every 
 night, thinks it is in afterpart of night, as he 
 is always wet in morning, overwork and ■ 
 too much heat or being in cold aggravates, 
 
 I I Med.; of strong odor, I lErig.; pale, Acet. ac, 
 Brach. I IBry., Calc. fl., Cain., IDulc, Elat.; 
 Eup. perf., Kob.; pale, in diabetes, I IRatan.; 
 pale, after headache, Hris ; pale, in nervous 
 headache, Ilgn.; pale, during pregnancy, 
 ICham.; pale, with urging, Staph.; pale, 
 watery, 7rHell.; pale, watery, from 8 a.m. to 
 3 p.m., Calc. fl.; in paralysis, ICepa; with 
 paralysis of legs (diabetes), Tarant.; in preg- 
 nancy, MStann.; in prosopalgia, ICoccul., 
 Ilgn.; pale, watery, repeated regularly every 
 hour, during afternoon and evening during 
 menses, MVib.; quantity, 30 to 35 ounces 
 in twenty -four hours "(Bright's disease), 
 I ITereb.; 43 ounces in twenty -four hours, 
 Brach.; 48 ounces in twenty-four hours, 
 Brach. ; 56 ounces in twenty-four hours,Brach.; 
 five pints daily, Codein.; four or six pints in 
 one night (diabetes mellitus), lArg. met.; 
 nearly three quarts a day, IHelon.; four to 
 six pounds daily, worse out doors exercising, 
 Apis ; four or five times normal amount, 
 Arum d.; a gallon or more daily, ILyc vir.; 
 eight to twelve pints in twenty-four hours 
 (diabetes), I IPhos.ac; sixteen pints in twenty- 
 four hours (diabetes), I lUran. n. relieved; 
 eight to ten quarts in twenty -four hours (dia- 
 betes), I lUran. n.; ten to eighteen pounds 
 daily (diabetes), INatr. s.; eleven quarts a 
 day'(diabetes), ILyc vir.; eighteen to twenty 
 pounds in twenty -four hours (diabetes), ILact. 
 ac ; passes chamberful of clear, five or six times 
 during night (blue boils after glander poison- 
 ing), 7rAnthrac.; several gallons a day, 
 ■Apoc. ; relieves pain in renal region, I IMed.; 
 with recklessness, Mane; saccharine, ICar- 
 bol. ac; followed by scanty dark -colored urine, 
 with fever, I lUran. n.; in scarlatina, I Arum, 
 t.; with brick-dust sediment, I INatr. s.; with 
 fiocculent sediment, Calc. p.; with shuddering, 
 Stram. ; during stool, Amm. m., Colch.; with 
 
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 liquid stool, Cain. ; after stool, Aloe ; straw 
 color, Cact. ; sweat on head, hands and feet, 
 IPhos.; with clammy sweat on head and palms 
 of hands, I IPhos.; with thirst, IKali br. ; 
 throat dry, UStram.; with enormous increase 
 of urea, Eucal.; with urging, ICic, IColoc; 
 with frequent urging, BiKreo.; with uric acid 
 deposit, ILith.; in prolapsus uteri, I Apis; in 
 seirrhus uteri, lArg. met.; with waterbrash 
 and emaciation, INatr. m.; watery, in dropsy, 
 I ISenecio ; watery, in evening, Lyss. ; watery, 
 during headache, Coloc ; watery, with nervous 
 palpitation of heart, IMosch.; makes her 
 weak, Act. rac; weakening, Benz. ac; with 
 weakness, ICalc.p.; golden yellow color, Card, 
 m. j^Sf diabetes. 
 Urine, iridescent : g@^ cuticle. 
 Urine, jelly-like : Cina, ICrotal.; when poured 
 out glides in a compact body from the vessel, 
 IColoc. j^ST" thick. 
 Urine, contains leucin : Hippoz. 
 Urine, membranous: lAlum. J^^ mucus; 
 
 Bladder catarrh. 
 Urine, microscopic constituents : E^* casts, 
 
 epithelium. 
 Urine, milky: liApis, lAur. mur., Carbo v., 
 ICina, Con., IDulc., IHep., Hod., ILil. tig., 
 ILyc, Merc, IMur. ac, INitr. ac, IPhos., 
 UPhos. ac. , ISul.; with prominent abdomen, 
 ICalc; in afternoon, 1 1 Agar.; in albuminuria, 
 MUran. n.; like buttermilk, lAur. met.; 
 curdled, cheesy masses, IPhos. ac; in diabetes, 
 IColoc; after erysipelatous eruption, I Apis ; 
 in acute hydrocephalus, lApis ; in hydro- 
 cephalus, or meningitis infantum, I Apis ; 
 usually shortly before menses, IPhos. ac; 
 after menses, INatr. m ; white, ICalc; white, 
 in pregnancy, I IStann.; on standing, IPhos. 
 ac; on standing, in chorea, ICina. 
 fl@* white. 
 Urine, full of motes: A spar. 
 Urine, mucus: IAnt.c,Berb.,Camph.,ICanth., 
 Con., Dulc, Equiset., lEucal., Indig., Lye 
 vir.,IMerc, IINatr. m., INatr. s., INitr. ac, 
 IINux v., IPareira, IIPuls., USars., MSep., 
 I ISul., Ver. ; bloody, HChim. umb.: in ca- 
 tarrh of bladder, Sal. ac, I lUva ursi ; in 
 acute catarrh of bladder, IColoc; cells, Brach.; 
 discharge periodical, not at each micturition, 
 ISep.; in dysuria, lUva ursi; after exposure 
 to damp cold, Cann. L; filaments under mi- 
 croscope, corpuscles, and epithelium, Brach.; . 
 filaments, clouds and flocks, Coccus; mixed 
 with filaments, afterwards thick and cloudy, 
 Seneg. ; filaments, flocks, or fleshlike pieces, 
 fi IMerc. cor.; large flakes of white, like jelly, 
 Brom.; fleshlike lumps, IMerc; in gonorrhoea, 
 with cystitis, IMerc; mixed with phosphates 
 in sediment (vesical catarrh), IIBenz. ac; 
 muddy, reddish yellow, IGlon.; in enlarge- 
 ment of prostate, IBenz. ac; purulent, IDulc; 
 ropy, HChim. umb., IKali bi.; sediment, 
 Aloe, lAlum., Ascl. t., lAur. met., Berb., 
 IDulc, IFerr., IKali bi., IKali c, IPuls.; sedi- 
 ment, adhering firmly to vessel, IIPuls.; be- 
 fore menses, ILach.; sediment browm, Thuya ; 
 sediment, in catarrh of bladder, ICanth.; 
 sediment, clear, IBerb.; sediment, in cysti- 
 tis, nephritis, dropsy, etc., IChim.umb.; sedi- 
 ment, in dysentery, ICop., ISenecio; sediment 
 copious, in dysuria, IChim. umb. ; sediment, 
 in typhoid fever, I IPhos.; sediment grayish, 
 
 more than one-third its quantity, sediment 
 shows alkaline reaction, produces flakes on 
 boiling, nitric acid gives it pink color (cysto- 
 blennorrhcea), I I Uva ursi ; sediment,in excess, 
 indicating inflammation, Eup. pur.; sedi- 
 ment, in liver complaint, IChel.; sediment, 
 muco-purulent, IChim. umb., Hyos.; sedi- 
 ment quickly deposits (acute catarrh of 
 bladder), IColoc; sediment tenacious, I ISul; 
 sediment thick, IBerb.; sediment thick, 
 muddy (vesical catarrh), ITereb.; sediment, 
 white, Kali m.; sediment, yellowish (sperma- 
 torrhoea), I ITereb.; shreds, in catarrh of 
 bladder, 1 1 Seneg. ; on standing, great excess, 
 
 I Equiset.; shreds and strings of blood on 
 diaper, I I Rheum ; tenacious, INux v.; thick, 
 HChim. umb., IHam., UPareira; thick, 
 occasionally bloody (gravel), ILyc; thick, 
 brown, tenacious (dysentery), ICop.; sediment 
 thick, reddish (nephritis), IKali c; thick, whit- 
 ish-yellow, MSep.; loaded with thick, tena- 
 cious (chronic catarrh), I IPareira; long 
 threads, floating, Brach.; urine exhibiting 
 mucus at bottom of vessel, which is drawn 
 into threads by shaking, Crot.t. ; toughjelly- 
 like, white or red, mixed with blood, IDulc; 
 sediment tough, can be drawn out into 
 strings, Cbloc ; tough, in threads, Berb.; de- 
 tached tissue, in bronchial and vesical ca- 
 tarrh, ICop.; viscid, UPareira; viscid, in 
 bronchial and vesical catarrh, ICop.; sedi- 
 ment, like well water, INatr. c; white, 
 UPareira. JUg" Bladder catarrh. 
 
 Urine, muddy: I ILyc. vir., IRhus ; in cardial- 
 gia and headache, IKali c; during climaxis, 
 
 I I Zinc ; in cysto-blennorrhoea, 1 1 Uva ursi ; 
 in intermittent, INatr. m.; in traumatic men- 
 ingitis, I Hyper.; like muddy water, Sabad. 
 £@~ turbid. 
 
 Urine, odor: acrid, I IRhod.; alkaline, Coccus ; 
 ammoniacal, I lAmm. m., Ant. t., IIAsaf., 
 lAur. met., I IBor., Cain., Calc, Carbo a., 
 ICarbo v., Chel., Coccus, Dig., Graph., Hod., 
 Kreo., I IMosch., INitr. ac, Petrol., IPhos., 
 Rhod., I I Stront., Viol, t.; ammoniacal, in al- 
 buminuria, I lUran. n.; ammoniacal, in chronic 
 catarrh of bladder, I IPareira; ammoniacal, in 
 inflammation of brain,IMercviv.; ammoniacal, 
 in gastric nervous fever, ILach.; ammoniacal, 
 after checked gonorrhoea, ICoca ; ammoniacal, 
 in parenchymatous iritis, I ISil.: ammoniacal, 
 in myelitis, IDulc; ammoniacal, in smallpox, 
 
 I IVar.; ammoniacal, stains sheets very 
 dark, IFerr.; aromatic, Benz. ac; like burnt 
 horn, Arum m.; cadaverous, Benz. ac; ca- 
 daverous, when dark colored and cloudy, 
 Coccus ; camphor, Cam ph.;' of cat urine, Aspar., 
 Jacea, Viol. t.; coffee, Berb.; as if decomposed, 
 ■Hydras.; sweetish, in diabetes, lArg. met,; 
 rotten eggs, IDaph.; fetid, 1 1 Agar., IIAmb., 
 
 I I Apis, lArs., IIBapt., Bar. m., Bor., ICalc, 
 Camph., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., IChim. umb., 
 I IColoc, MCupr., Bros., IIDulc, Fluor, ac, 
 ■Graph., I IGuaiac, IKali c, I I Kreo., I IMerc, 
 Murex, INatr. c, INitr. ac, INux v., 1 1 Petrol., 
 Phos., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plumb., IPuls., I IRhod., • 
 Sec, USep., Stann., I ISul., ITereb., MUran. 
 n., IViol. t.; fetid, in asthma, IMeph.; fetid, 
 in cystitis, Tarant.; fetid, in cysto-blennor- 
 rhoea, I lUvaursi ; fetid, in dysentery, lArs.; 
 fetid, in fever, pulse 130 (diphtheria), iCarbol. 
 ac; fetid, in typhoid, ITereb., I Ver. v.; fetid, 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 in typhus, IIBapt., I IXitr. ac; fetid, with 
 frequent urination, I I Petrol.; fishy, Astac, 
 01. an., Uran. n.; fragrant, in eighth month 
 of pregnancy, I IRheuin ; garlic, Cup. ars.; like 
 horse urine, INatr. c, IXitr. ac; highly inten- 
 sified, IIBenz. ac, Fluor, ac, Ind.; offensive, 
 Anthrok., Arn., I A spar., IIBenz. ac, Bufo., 
 Oalad., ICalc, Carbo a., Chen, v., I Cup. m., 
 IXitr. ac, IPhos.,1 IPhos. ac, 1 I Puis., I IKhod., 
 IBSep., ISul., Var. ; offensive, in catarrh of 
 bladder, Sal. ac; offensive, in vesical catarrh, 
 IIBenz. ac; offensive, scrofulous, glandular 
 swelling, IBar. m.; offensive, horribly, after 
 standing a short time, 1 1 Ind.; offensive, in 
 intermittent, lEup. perf.; offensive, during 
 menses, INitr. ac. ; offensive, in myelitis, 
 IDulc. ; offensive, in pemphigus, IDulc.; of- 
 fensive, in scarlet fever, IDulc; offensive 
 sediment, ICaust.; offensive, with sediment 
 (impotence, gleet), ICalad. ; offensive, in ty- 
 phoid), ISul.; like raw meat, IPhos. ac; 
 mouldy, I lAmm. m.; musty, IIAmm. m., 
 Camph.; like onions, Gamb.; like otorrhcea, 
 lAur. met.; peculiar, Aspar., lAur. mur., 
 Hyper.; penetrating, Calc p.; pungent, 
 lAsaf., IIBor., Calc. fl., Fluor, ac, Kob., 
 ■Merc; pungent, dribbling, afternoon and 
 ■evening, ILyc; pungent, in dysuria, lUva 
 ursi ; putrid, IBenz. ac; putrid, in meningi- 
 tis, ISep.; resinous, I IChel. ; rotten, in typhus, 
 I Ars.; like saffron tea, Iodof.; sour, *Amb., 
 Eenz.ac, ICalc, Chel.,Colch., I I Graph., I Merc, 
 INatr. c, Petrol., I ISep. ; sour, in whooping 
 <:ough, lAinb. ; sour, in enuresis nocturna, 
 IMerc. ; like sour milk (catarrh of stomach), 
 I ISep.; sour, in stomatitis, IXatr. c ; stale, 
 ICarbo v.; strong, I Ant. t. , Aspar., Carbol. ac, 
 Cup. a.,Kob.,IMed.,IMerc,Thlaspi,l IThuya, 
 Zing.; strong, in cholera infantum, ICalc; 
 strong, in diarrhoea of children, IIBenz. ac; 
 strong, in diphtheria, ILach.; strong, in diph- 
 theria, scarlatina, ILach. ; strong, in dyspep- 
 sia, I INitr. ac; strong, in chronic passive 
 hemorrhage from kidneys, I I Tereb. ; strong, 
 in a few hours, Cinch, bol.; strong, on being 
 voided (syphilis), IXitr. ac; sweet, Nux m., 
 Tereb.; in prolapsus uteri, IBenz. ac; in 
 scirrhus uteri, lArg. met.; like valerian, with 
 white sediment and discharge of mucus, after 
 urination, IIMurex; violets, Cop., Cub., Eu- 
 cal.,Inul., ITereb.; violets, in evening, Osm. 
 JSsgp^ odorless. 
 
 Urine, odorless: Bell., Chloral., Dros.; acrid 
 deposits, dirty white sediment, with frequent 
 urging, ISpong.; in diabetes, Camph.; in epi- 
 leptiform convulsions, ICed.; with fetid mu- 
 cous stool, Dros. 
 
 Urine, oily : ©gg^ cuticle. 
 
 Urine, contains oxalate of lime: Brach., ICaust., 
 Lye vir.; in albuminuria, ITereb.; in desqua- 
 mative nephritis, I I Plumb. J^g^ sediment. 
 
 Urine, pale: Act, rac, I Agar., I Alum., Amb., 
 lAmm. c, IIAnac, lAng., Anthrok., Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., Apis, Apoc, lArn., Ars., BArs. h., 
 I lAsaf., Ascl. s., Astac, Aur. met., IBell., 
 IIBism., Brach., Bry., Calc, Cann., Canth., 
 ICarbo v., Caulo., Caust., Cham., I IChel., 
 I I Cinch., IICoccul., Cochl., IColch., IColoc, 
 HCon., IIDig., Dros., I IDulc, Erig., Euph., 
 Eup. pur., Gels., Hell., Helon., IHep., Hyos., 
 Ilgn., I Hod., Jatroph., IKali br., Kali c, 
 Kali iod., I IKali nit., I IKreo., I ILach., ILac 
 
 def., IILaur., ILyc, IMagn. c, Magn. m., 
 Mar. v., Merc, I IMerc. cor., Mez., Mosch., 
 I I Mur. ac, Natr. c, INatr. ni., I IXatr. p., 
 IXitr. ac, INux v., 01. an., Op., Paris, Phell., 
 IPhos., UPhos. ac, Phyt., IPlant., I I Plat., 
 Plumb., Polyg., IPuls.," Rheum, I IKhod., 
 IRhus, Rumex, Samb., Sang., Sarrac, ISars., 
 ■See, Sep., Spig., Spong., ISquilla, I I Staph., 
 IStram., IStront., I ISul., Sul. ac, Thuya, Ver. 
 v., MVib., MZinc, Zing.; in albuminuria, 
 I IL T ran. n. ; in cardialgia and headache, IKali 
 c; in cerebral disturbance, I Croc; clear, 
 relieves headache, Ilgn.; becoming cloudy, 
 ICinch.; in diabetes, Camph., INatr. s., 
 Tarax.; in diabetes insipidus, ILyc, Squilla 
 (Jg@~ diabetes) ; excessive, frequent, ILyc; 
 during bilious headache, I I Pod. ; in sick 
 headache, ILac def. ; in mania puerperalis, 
 IXux v.; in nervous diseases, Alum., ICharn.; 
 at night, Crot, t.; especially during night, 
 ILyc; in phlegmasia alba dolens, IXatr. s.; 
 in pregnancy, MStann. ; followed by thick, 
 whitish purulent matter with burning (cys- 
 titis), IXux v.; in rheumatism, lArs.; in 
 scarlatina, I Arum t,, ISec; in stricture, 
 IClem. ; with white sediment, IRhus ; after 
 sugar water, Ant. t. ; with frequent urging, 
 IIKreo.; in scirrhus uteri, lArg. met.; color- 
 less, I Apoc, TrAtrop. s., Arum m., Bell., 
 Calend., Camph., Cann. i., ICham., Codein., 
 ICoff., Crotal., IKreo., Lyss., Med., HXatr. 
 m., IXux v., I IPlant., Sarrac, ISars., ISil., 
 Ustil., Zing.; colorless, in chorea, lAgar.; 
 colorless, during dentition (diarrhoea), I I Apis ; 
 colorless, in facial neuralgia, I ISep.; color- 
 less, in gastric neurosis, I IPhos. ; colorless, in 
 headache, ILac def., I ISep.; colorless, in 
 hysterical complaints, IPuls.; in leucorrhcea, 
 ICaust,; filled with mucus, in cystitis, Med.; 
 in neuralgia, I IXux v.; in nervous women, 
 Xan.; in acute rheumatism, I IChel.; straw 
 colored, Anag., Apoc, I Aspar., Caulo., ICup. 
 m., Oxal. ac, Polyg., Sinap., 1 1 Uran. n.; 
 straw colored, in diarrhoea and typhus, I A pis. 
 J8®" albumen, clear, copious, diabetes, 
 watery. 
 
 Urine, pellicle : gg^ cuticle. 
 
 Urine, phosphates: Brach., Chin, s., Colch., 
 IFerr. in., IKali br., Xatr. a., IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, Picac, IPtel., Stann.; ammonium mag- 
 nesium phosphate in excess, IRaph.; in 
 Bright's disease, I IPhos. ac; in catarrh of 
 bladder, ICanth.; deficiency, or excess, 
 IMagn. p.; loaded with earthy, in typhoid, 
 I IPhos. ac; loaded with acid, in amblyopia 
 potatorum, I ITereb.; responds to tests for 
 phosphates, earthy phosphate, and chloride 
 of sodium, Sarrac; trifle, Brach.; in cystitis, 
 Med. J|^° sediment. 
 
 Urine, contains pus: ICann. s., HCanth., 
 HClem., Con., IDaph., Lye, IMerc, INatr. s., 
 IXitr. ac, IXux v., I IPuls., Sabad., Sep., Sil., 
 Sul.; with blood and mucous epithelium 
 (catarrh of bladder), Sal. ac; with blood, in 
 cystitis, I Ars.; in catarrh of bladder, HUva 
 ursi; in cystitis, BArs.; in gonorrhceal cysti- 
 tis, IMerc; in nephritis, 1 1 Arn.; in kidney 
 disease, with painful urging, IHep.; in enlarge- 
 ment of prostate, IBenz. ac. g^ 35 sediment ; 
 also Bladder and Kidneys inflammation. 
 
 Urine, reaction : neutral, Hydras. 
 j^g 08 acid, alkaline. 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 Urine, red: Ascl. t., iEthus., Agar., I I Ant. c, 
 Apis, Ars. h., Arund., Badiag., IBerb., ICact., 
 ICamph., Cann. s., HCanth., Caps., Carbov., 
 ICepa, IChel.,Colch.,IIElaps, IDulc, IGrat., 
 Hod., Iris, ILyc, Merc. iod. rub., BMur. ac, 
 IOp., 1 1 Puis., IRhus, ISars., ISul., I ITuberc, 
 Thuya, Vespa, Zinc. ; in angina faucium, 
 ILach.j in articular rheumatism, ITereb.; in 
 ascites, 1 1 Rheum ; like blood, Bell., ICham., 
 BCrotal., Crot. t., IHep., Kali iod., Pic. ac; 
 like blood, plentifully charged with corpus- 
 cles, I IFerr.; like blood, after scarlatina, 
 IHell.; contains blood corpuscles, Ars. h.; 
 bluish, in erysipelas, I IRhus; brick color, 
 Chim.umb.; bright, Bov. ; bright, like arterial 
 blood, Apis; brownish, IIAph. ch., lAnt. c, 
 Bell., IChel., BHep.; in cardialgia, IGrat.; and 
 clear, BAcon.; in colic, Alum., Ant. c; red 
 (potter's colic), lAlum.; dark, Ant. sul. aur., 
 lArg. nit., Ars. h., Bapt., Benz. ac, ICup. m., 
 IFerr., IHep., Ipec, ILyc, Merc. iod. flav., 
 IINatr. s., IPareira, BPolyg., HSep.; dark 
 with arthritis, IINatr. p.; dark, like blood, 
 Tereb.; dark, with blood, Crotal.; dark, or 
 bloody, containing much albumen (scarla- 
 tina), ILyc; dark brownish, I Ant. t. ; dark 
 brownish, with much reddish sediment, 
 ILact. ac; dark, but clear, in pneumonia, 
 I IStram. ; dark, in cystitis, Tarant.; dark, in 
 diarrhoea of children, IIBenz. ac; dark, in 
 bilious fever, ICrotal.; dark, contains floccu- 
 lent matter, ICycl.; dark, in hydrothorax, 
 ISquilla; dark, in morning, Thuya; dark, at 
 night, offensive, depositing mucous sediment, 
 IMosch. ; dark, strong odor, during day, vEsc. 
 h.; dark, after standing, small points rise to 
 surface, Ascl. t. ; dark, with copious sediment, 
 ■Lobel.i.; dark, with sediment, greasy-looking 
 pellicles, Paris ; dark, stains vessels, hard to 
 remove, Phyt.;dark, soon turbid and fetid, 
 ■Merc, sol.; dark, with urging, Ant. t. ; dark, 
 in urticaria, ICop.; in delirium tremens, 
 HStram.; like blood, a few drops, IRhus; in 
 dropsy of uterus, ICamph.; in dysentery, 
 ICop. ; in evening, HSelen. ; with white feces, 
 ■Aeon. ; fiery, IMerc ; a thick, red, fleshy sub- 
 stance, Paris ; fiery, in desquamative nephri- 
 tis, 1 1 Plumb.; in gastricism, IKali c ; with 
 hectic, • Calc s. ; in hepatitis, IMerc ; dark, in 
 hydrocephalus, Art. v.; inflammatory, IBerb.; 
 in intermittent, INatr. m.; in tertian inter- 
 mittent, I INux v.; in laryngitis, BCheL; in 
 liver complaint, BArn.; in liver complaint and 
 nephritis, BChel.; in lung affections, IKali n.; 
 in metrorrhagia, by admixture of blood, 
 MSabina; in nephritis, IISenecio;in des- 
 quamative nephritis, 1 1 Plumb.; or orange, 
 with dull aching in lumbar region, ILept. ; 
 with pain across back, DKali bi.; pinkish, 
 IBry.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t., I IPuls.; with 
 pressure to urinate, at night, INux v.; stains, 
 with prostatitis, ISep.; in rheumatism, IColch., 
 IDulc; in acute rheumatism, I IChel.; hot, in 
 rheumatism, or peritonitis, 1 1 Aeon.; to satu- 
 ration, Ascl. t.; scanty, in phlebitis, IHam. ; 
 dirty, in scarlatina, I Apis, ICarbol. ac; with 
 sediment, IKreo., INux v.; with sediment, in 
 nephritic colic, 1 1 Pareira ; sediment, urine 
 covered with a shining pellicle, IPetrol. ; like 
 blood, with white sediment^ and cuticle on 
 surface, HSep.; in spinal diseases, I Alum. ; 
 stains a rose tea-color, difficult to remove, 
 
 Variol.; in induration of uterus, ■Carbo a.;; 
 with white clouds, Plat.; yellowish, SPtel.,. 
 Sumb.; yellowish, upper stratum yellow and 
 flocculent (catarrh of bladder, 1 1 Seneg. ; yel- 
 lowish, in peritonitis, 1 1 Aeon. 
 $g§^* dark, high-colored, sediment. 
 Urine, retention: ■lAcon., IIApis, Apoc, 
 ■Arn., lArs., Atrop. s., Aur. met., ■Hell., 
 Bism., ICamph., HCanth., Caps., Caust., 
 iChim. umb., Cic, Cinnam., Cinch., Culoc, 
 Con., Cop., Cupr., Dig., Dory., IDulc, Graph., 
 Ham., IHep., IHyos., Hyper., Illic, I I Kali 
 iod., ILaur., IILyc, INux v., IIOp., ■Plumb., 
 ■Puis., IRhus, Ruta, Sec, IStram., ISul., Ver.; 
 in albuminuria, lApis ; from atony, ■Hell.; 
 from atony of fundus, Tereb.; bladder full, 
 ■Op.; after a blow in ovarian region, IHam.j. 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, IHydr. ac, 
 I I Tarant.; almost complete, Ferr. mur.; in 
 little children, with fever, Ferr. ph.; in nurs- 
 ing children, after passion of nurse, IOp.; in 
 young children, (Caust.; in cholera Asiatica, 
 
 ■ ■Ver.; after catching cold, ICop.; from cold, 
 especially in children with crying and rest- 
 lessness, BIAcon.; with spasmodic cough day 
 and night (nervous affection), IMagn. p.; in 
 chronic cystitis, lArs ; in evening, Bor.; from 
 exertion, "■■ Arn.; after exposure to rain and 
 sitting in a cold room, urine when drawn by 
 catheter was quite bloody, 1 1 Puis. ; after fall- 
 ing down stairs, I IRhus.; with fever, Ferr. ph.; 
 in fever, or acute illness, IOp.; from fright, 
 ■Op.; in suppressed gout, Cochl.; with heat in 
 region of bladder and uneasy pain in abdomen, 
 accompanied by urinary tenesmus, IPuls.; for 
 thirty -six hours, IMerc ; in infants, Benz. ac. ; 
 in locomotor ataxia, lArg. nit.; chiefly, caused 
 by blunting of lining of membrane of neck of 
 bladder so that fulness is not recognized by 
 patient, IOp.; in nephritis, ISabina; in des- 
 quamative nephritis, 1 1 Plumb. ; obstinate, 
 
 I Hod.; in chronic ovaritis, llod.; painful, 
 Crotal., BSars.; painful, brought on by slight- 
 est exposure to cold (catarrh in bladder), 
 ■Caust.; painful, in suppressed gonorrhoea, 
 
 ■ ■Canth.; painful, in prolapsus uteri, Aur. 
 met.; painless, ■Nitr. ac; after pains go from 
 limbs to bowels, Act. rac; from paralysis, 
 ■Cic, ILaur., ILyc, IRhus, IStaph.; causes 
 paralysis of bladder, ICaust. ; paretic condi- 
 tion, I IOp.; in parotitis, Dory.; post-partum, 
 ■Ars., IBell., IOp., I IPuls.; with constant, 
 ■Hyos.; with enlargement of prostate, Pareira; 
 from swelling of prostate, BChim. umb.; in 
 pruritus vulvae, BBTarant.; in scarlatina, Sec ; 
 almost complete, in scarlatina, BKali m.; with 
 spasm of bladder (cystitis), BCaps. ; spasmodic, 
 BGels., BNux v.; spasmodic, with dysentery, 
 BMagn. p. ; spasmodic, in gonorrhoea, B BTereb. ; 
 spasmodic, after suppressed gonorrhoea, BNux 
 v.; spasmodic, better by application of hot 
 cloths to chest, which however is followed by 
 syncope(occipito-intercostal neuralgia), B Chin, 
 a.; from contraction of sphincter or paralysis 
 of fundus, BOp.; with stone in bladder, I IMil- 
 lef.; with involuntary stool, after miscarriage, 
 
 I ISul.; after straining awhile a few drops are 
 passed, no stream being formed, Stram.; with 
 retraction of testicles, Coloc; from tobacco, 
 BOp.; in typhus and after parturition, B Ars.; 
 with constant urgency, 1 1 Puis. ; with frequent 
 urging, few drops dribble, BBCaust.; with sen- 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 sation as if urine could not be passed on ac- 
 count of narrowness of urethra, Strain.; in 
 displacement of uterus, Tarant. S^" Bladder, 
 paralysis, spasm ; Urination, in drops, in- 
 ability, insufficient, slow. 
 
 Urine, scalding : Jl^g" 3 hot ; also During urina- 
 tion, burning. 
 
 Urine, scanty: jg^" decreased. 
 
 Urine, scum : gig" cuticle. 
 
 Urine, sediment: Card, m.; adhesive, red, in 
 intercostal neuralgia, I IStann. ; black, in 
 chronic passive hemorrhage from kidneys, 
 I ITereb. ; bloody, IPuls.; bluish red, Ars/h.; 
 branlike, Ced.; brick dust, Act. rac, Apis, 
 BIArn., Aur. mur.,1 IBenz. at, I IBry., IChin. 
 s., ICinch., IDig., IILobel. i., IIMerc. cor., 
 INatr. m., IOp., IPareira, Pic. ac, USep., 
 Thuya ; brick dust, adhesive, Coccus ; brick 
 dust, adhesive (irritable bladder), I I Sep.; 
 brick dust, in asthma, IMeph.; brick dustbin 
 bronchitis, ICaust.; brick dust, during cli- 
 maxis, I i Zinc; brick dust, in conjunctivitis, 
 I I Sep.; brick dust, in acute cystitis, ILyc; 
 brick dust, with copious urination, I INatr. s.; 
 brick dust, in enuresis of children, IPlant. ; 
 brick dust, often with gout, INatr. s.; brick 
 dust, in hydrothorax acutus, lArs.; brick dust, 
 in quotidian intermittent, I I Ver. ; brick dust, 
 in paralysis agitans, IITarant.; brick dust, in 
 renal inflammation, I ISenecio ; brick dust, 
 in rheumatism,! I Act. sp., I Ant. t.; brick dust, 
 in urticaria, I Cop.; brick dust, in prolapsus 
 uteri, lArn.; bright red, IBerb.; brown, Lobel. 
 i ; dark brown, IL'Esc. h.; dark brown, copi- 
 ous, I All. sat.; brown, dark, in pericarditis, 
 MSpig.; brown, gravelly, ILach.; brown, 
 thick, in nephritis, I Arm; with calculous 
 diathesis, IBenz. ac. ; chalklike, MPhyt.; 
 chalky, Ananth.,Chel.; clay colored, Amm. m., 
 IBerb., Chin, s., I I Sep.; clay colored, adhe- 
 sive, in meningitis, ISep. ; depositing whitish 
 claylike sediment, Eup.perf.; coarse, USelen.; 
 like coffee grounds, 1 1 Apis, IIHell.; like cof- 
 fee grounds, top part clear, I Hell.; like coffee 
 grounds, in dropsy, after scarlatina, lAmb. ; 
 like coffee grounds, in scarlatina, ILach. ; con- 
 cretions of urate of ammonia, IBenz. ac; 
 copious, IChim. umb., Coloc; copious, in 
 anasarca, lArs.; copious, burning, after urina- 
 tion, ICop.; copious, when cold, IColoc; co- 
 pious, in flatulent dyspepsia, I I Sal. ac; copi- 
 ous, in jaundice, IBerb.; copious, in septic 
 diseases, ITarant.; hard crust, difficult to 
 scrape from vessel, I ISep.; crystals, as if 
 mingled with brick dust, ILyc; brownish 
 crystals formed about at spot where cloud was 
 seen, and were deposited on walls of vessel, 
 after standing twenty-four hours, Crot. t.; 
 bright red crystals, Ferr. m.; small, hard, 
 reddish crystals, adhesive, Coloc; dark, in 
 bilious fever, ICrotal.; with dysenteric diar- 
 rhoea, IColoc; dingy, ICinch.; earthy, 
 Mang.; fibrous, dirty, I Alum.; flesh colored, 
 Coloc; flocculent IBerb., IHep.; furfura- 
 ceous, Berb. ; gelatinous, IBerb., Coloc; 
 with gouty diathesis, IBenz. ac; gravel- 
 like, in cystitis, Tarant.; gray, Con.; gray 
 sand, IPhos.; gray, sandy (dropsy after scar- 
 let fever), IPhos.; gray, in typhoid, I IPuls.; 
 greasy, Chin, s.; greasy, adhesive, Aspar.; 
 gritty, Sec; in nervous headache, INaja ; 
 jellvlike, Berb., Coloc, IPuls.; light, Bell.; 
 
 loaded with lithates (cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis), ILyc; lithates, in dyspepsia, I I Ver.; 
 lithates, in liver trouble, I IPod.; lithates, in 
 supraorbital neuralgia, I Chin, s.; lithic acid, 
 ■Aspar.; lithic acid, j Chirn. umb.; lithic, 
 I ISep.; lithic, with gout, INatr. s.; loamy, in 
 gravel, ILyc; loose, ICinch.; mealy, IBerb.; 
 in morning, Ars. h.; entangled with mucus, 
 Coccus; muddy, IHep.; peculiar, I Aur. mur.; 
 a cloud of phosphates, when heated, Bell. ; 
 pink, IBerb.; pink, in ascites, I I Rheum; 
 pink, in functional derangement of liver, 
 I ISep.; pinkish, ICinch.; red, powdery, Agar., 
 I Amm. c, Ars. m., Aur. mur., Bapt., Camph., 
 Carbo v., Chim. m., Cimex, IGlon., Ipec, 
 IKali c, Kob., IMez., INatr. s., Pallad., 
 IPhos., IPsor., USelen., HSep., Tereb., Val.; 
 red, adhesive, Brom., ICimex, IDaph.; red, 
 in arthritic affections, Alum.; blood red, 
 I ISep.; red crystals, lArg. nit.; dark red, ad- 
 hesive, Coca; dark red, dirty with pain, 
 Dory.; red, in gastralgia, probably due to me- 
 tallic poisoning, I ISul. ac; red, gelatinous, 
 Ars. h.; red, granular, ILyc; light red, Apis ; 
 red, in paralysis, lArn.; red, heavily loaded, 
 pinkish, half floating, and a substance like 
 brick dust (intermittent), Lye: red, in pruri- 
 tus vulva 1 , I ITarant.; red sand, Cact., IBLyc, 
 INux v., IPhos., I IPareira, ISil. ; red sand", in 
 renal colic, 1 1 Lye ; red, sandy, 1 1 Ars., Arund., 
 Hyos.;red, intyphilitis, ILach.; yellowish, red 
 in quotidian intermittent, llpec; reddish, Apis, 
 Astac, Bell., Lyss., INux v., IPuls., Sang., 
 I ISep., Ver. v.; reddish, adhesive, Aspar.; 
 reddish, abundant, in bronchial and vesical 
 catarrh, ICop.; dark, reddish brown deposit, 
 ILith.; thick reddish or mahogany colored, 
 with floating jellylike flocks, Laur.; after 
 kidney complaints, IBerb.; reddish, in liver 
 complaint, IChel.; reddish, in peritonitis, 
 ILach.; reddish, thick, adhesive, in different 
 colored circles, ILac c; reddish, thin, adhe- 
 sive, ICup. m.; reddish, sandy, in typhoid, 
 ILyc; reddish white, Tereb.; rose colored, 
 Ars. h. ; feathery oblong, sixsided, silvery 
 white crystals of salicyluric acid, Sal. ac. ; 
 sandy, Amm. c, Ars. m., Arund., Cepa, INatr. 
 s., USars., USelen., I ITuberc, 1 1 Zinc; sandy, 
 in intermittent fever, INatr. m.; sandy, in 
 nephritis, IChelid.; yellow or reddish sand, 
 ILyc; sticking to vessel, IPuls.; thick, 
 I Camph., ISpong.; thick, in dysentery, ICop. ; 
 tough, I Alum.; white, thick, Alum.; slight, 
 transparent, IBerb.; urates, llpec; violet, 
 Bo v., Mang.; violet, earthy, I Ant. t.; vis- 
 cid, Coloc; white, Act. sp., JEthus., IBerb., 
 -Bar. in., Bry., Camph., ICanth., ICinch., 
 Colch., Con., Euphor., IHep., IKreo., IMagn. 
 c, 1 1 Mitch, rep., I IPlant., ISars., HSep., Val.; 
 white, adhesive film, I ISep. ; snow white, ur- 
 ate of ammonia, lEhus ; like white cheese, 
 Sec; white, in coxalgia, I IPhos.; white floc- 
 culent, Aspar.; white, flocculent, composed of 
 phosphate and carbonate of lime, Benz. ac; 
 grayish white granular, ICanth.; white, phos- 
 phate of magnesia, Agar.; white, mealy, ICal.; 
 white, in morning, IXatr. s.; white, urine 
 covered with a shining pellicle, IPetrol. ; white, 
 thick, as if flour had been stirred in, IMerc ; 
 white, thick, in pruritus vulvae, I ITarant.; 
 white, thick, urine dark, IFerr. iod.; whitish, 
 Amm. c, ICalc, Spig.; wdiitish, adhesive, 
 
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 21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
 Brom. ; whitish gray, IBerb.; sediment whitish 
 or purple, I Fluor, ac; like yeast, ICaust. ; like 
 yeast, with yellow turbid urine, IRaph.; yel- 
 low, ICham., I Cinch., INatr. s.; yellow dirty, 
 in nephritis, IKaliiod., I Kali m.; yellow floc- 
 culent, Kob. ; yellow red crystals, Berb. ; sandy 
 yellow, ISil.; straw yellow, IChin. s. ; yellow, 
 in syphilitic headache, 1 1 Thuya; whitish yel- 
 low, Lyss.; whitish yellow, copious (indurated 
 pancreas), ICarbo a. ; yellowish, ICup.m.; yel- 
 lowish, like bran, Aloe; yellowish, clay colored, 
 adhesive, IFerr. ; yellowish, in parenchy- 
 matous iritis, I ISil.; yellowish pasty, I ISep.; 
 yellowish red, in bilious fever, ICrotal. ; yel- 
 lowish thick, IIAph. ch.; yellowish white, 
 gelatinous adhesive (phthisis), ICoca. 
 jgg^° mucus, oxalate of lime, phosphates. 
 
 Urine, contains serum: IJacea; spermatozoa, 
 Lye. vir. 
 
 Urine, smoky : Crotal., IITereb.; from admix- 
 ture of fluid blood, ICrotal.; deep, opalescent 
 color (Bright's disease), I ITereb. 
 gg^" cloudy. 
 
 Urine, specific gravity: 1.002, I I Plumb. ;1. 004, 
 Brach.; 1.005,1.019,1.020,Act.rac.;1.008,Brach.; 
 1.012, Amyl.; 1.012 to 1.021, Lye. vir.; 1.014, 
 Amyl.; 1.016, Amyl., 1 1 Merc, cor., I I Plumb.; 
 1.018, 1.020, 1.024, 1.025, 1.030, Sarrac; 1.017, 
 1 1 Plumb.; 1.018, in Bright's disease, I ITereb.; 
 1.019 ,Vib.; 1.020,1 Amyl.,Brach.; 1.021, 1 IVib.; 
 1.023,Brach.;1.024,Brach.;1.025,Sinap.,l IXan., 
 1.028, in amblyopia potatorum, I ITereb. ; 1.030, 
 in diabetes, I IPhos. ac; 1.034, Brach.; 1.040, 
 Codein., Mitch, rep.; 1.044, MUran. nit.; de- 
 creased, in two cases — in one, from 1.042 to 
 1.030,in another,from 1.039 to 1.031 (diabetes), 
 lUran. n.; 1.103, in diabetes, INatr. s.; high, 
 ■ I Arm, Ascl. s., Benz. ac, Dig., Eup. pur., 
 Helon., ILyc. vir., Phyt., Pic. ac, Puis., Sar- 
 rac, Senecio ; low, Ascl. s., Eryng., Eup. 
 pur., Puis., Ver. v., Vib. 
 
 Urine, floating dark specks: I I Hell. 
 
 Urine, staining diaper: IMerc; in jaundice of 
 infants, lElat. Bgr* sediment. 
 
 Urine, straw-colored: g^gf* light. 
 
 Urine, sugar : fl@- diabetes. 
 
 Urine, poor in sulphates : Pic ac. 
 
 Urine, suppressed: II Aeon., Ars. h., lArum 
 t., Aur. met., ^Aur. mur. nat., Bell., Bism., 
 Bufo., ICamph., ICarbo v., ICic, Colch., 
 Crotal., ICup. ac, ICup. m., Diad., Elaps, 
 lElat., lErig., I lEucal., lEup. pur., IHelL, 
 ■Hydras., Hyosc, IKali bi., ILyc, IMerc cor., 
 Merc. cy.. IOp., Osm., IPhos., I I Plumb., IPod., 
 IRob., UStram., I ITarax., Tereb., I Ver.; in 
 ascitis, I Apis ; in cholera, Crotal., ICup. ac, 
 Uatroph., ILaur.; in second stage of cholera, 
 ICup. m.; after cholera, IKali bi.; in cholera 
 Asiatica, IIArs., ICarbo v.; in Asiatic cholera, 
 first stage, I IKali br. ; in cholera infantum, 
 ILaur., ISul.; in cholerine, liEthus.; with 
 cramps and neuralgic pains, lElat.; two days, 
 Diad.; for twelve days, Urt. ur.; for fifteen 
 days, IITarant.; in diarrhoea, I IPod., ISil., 
 HSec; with mu co-purulent diarrhoea, I IKali 
 br.; in diphtheria, llgn.; in dropsy, IIDig., 
 IHelL; left ear runs matter, Calend.; left ear 
 painful (otorrhcea), Calend.; in erysipelas 
 facies et capitis, I IStram. ; in fever, ICact. ; in 
 yellow fever, HCanth.; after gonorrhoea, with 
 restlessness, ICamph.; congestive headache, 
 Ascl. s.; with splitting headache (otorrhcea), 
 
 Calend.; for twelve hours, Cup. s.; for tWenty- 
 four hours, I I Puis.; for twenty -four hours, in 
 erysipelas erratica, I Hydras.; for forty-seven 
 and three quarter hours,in diphtheria, 1 1 Lac c; 
 for forty-eight hours, in acute mania, ICanth.; 
 in hydrocephaloid, 1 1 Apis; in infants, new- 
 born, HCamph.; in meningitis, IStram.; in 
 meningitis infantum, lApoc; in metritis and 
 puerperal fever, ILach.; in myelitis, I I Aeon.;, 
 during night, in puerperal fever, 1 1 Puis.; with 
 pains in bladder, during fever when sweat 
 fails (intermittent), ICact.; in phlebitis, I Ham.;, 
 in pneumonia, IKaliiod.; with pain in renal 
 region. Kali bi.; in scarlatina, lAilant., ILach. , 
 1 1 Phyt.; in scarlet fever, IDulc; in stupor,, 
 ISul.; in typhus, I Apis, IColch., Crotal.; in 
 sore throat, I Lac c j^^ diminished, re- 
 tention, uraemia, Kidneys inactive. 
 Urine, thick: Ast. r., Benz. ac, ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., IChim., Con., IDaph., IDig., IHep.,, 
 Hod., ILac def., I ILyc vir., Merc. iod. rub., 
 INux v., IPhos., IPsor., 1 1 Rhus, I ISep., 
 
 I ISpong., I ISul., 1 1 Ver., Zing.; acid, B I Merc, 
 cor.; in inflammation of brain, IMerc. viv.; 
 in bronchial and vesical catarrh, ICop.; from 
 catheter (angina pectoris), lApis ; cloudy on 
 cooling (catarrh of bladder), I ISeneg. ; coag- 
 ulates, on cooling, IColoc; coagulates, on 
 standing (diabetes), IColoc; in chronic- vom- 
 iting, llpec; in dysuria, lUva ursi; flow in- 
 terrupted, IPhos. ac; in gastralgia probably 
 due to metallic poisoning, I ISul. ac; in 
 hydrocephalus, Art. v. ; in jaundice, IPhos. ; 
 like jelly, on standing, Cochl.; like milk 
 (chyluria) or lime water with whitish curds, 
 with stringy bloody lumps (diabetes), I IPhos.. 
 ac; in traumatic meningitis, IHyper. ; like- 
 muddy water, Sabad. ; in nephritis, IIArn.;. 
 like oil, Coccus; in articular rheumatism, 
 ITereb.; scanty, with mucus and disinteg- 
 rated blood corpuscles (typhoid), ITereb.; 
 in septic diseases, ITarant.; with red sedi- 
 ment, Elaps; semi-solid, on standing (inter- 
 mittent fever), ICina; on standing, ICham. , 
 IMerc. sol., Tereb.; on standing as if mixed 
 with clay, I Alum.; on standing a short time, 
 ■Bry.; stiffening linen, IHam., IHelon.; like' 
 yeast, IMosch. 
 
 Urine, contains torulae : Ammoniac. 
 
 Urine, turbid: Agar., Amb. ; lAnt. c, lAnt. t.„ 
 
 I I Apis, I Arm, Aspar., I Aur. met., Aur. mur., 
 Bell., Berb., Bov., Brom., IIBry., ICact., Calc 
 fl., Camph., Cann. s., ICanth., Carbo v., 
 ■Card, m., ICaust., I ICham., IChel., Chin, s., 
 Cina, ICinch., ICoccus, Colch., IColoc, Con., 
 Cop., Crot. t., ICup.m., IDaph., IDig., IDulc, 
 IIGraph., IGrat., IHep., Hyos., Hyper.,, 
 I llgn., Indig., Ipec, Jacea, IKali c, Kali n.,, 
 ILyc, IMerc, I IMez., IMvr. cer., INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, Pallad., I I Petrol., IPhos., HPhos. 
 ac, MPlat., I I Plumb., IPsor., Puis., Ratam, 
 ■Rhus, Robin., ISabad., Seneg., USep., ISil., 
 ISul., Sul. ac, Val., Var., Zinc; with asthma, 
 ICoccus ; like turbid beer, ILyc; as if mixed 
 with black dust (after scarlatina), IBell.; in 
 catarrh of bladder, I lUva ursi ; in acute ca- 
 tarrh of bladder, IColoc; lookinglike remains 
 in a cider barrel, INitr. ac; like clay water,. 
 ISars.; when cold, IColoc; in convulsions, 
 ICup. m.; in coxalgia, I IPhos.; in cystitis,. 
 I Ars. ; in diphtheria, after scarlatina, ICon.; 
 in diabetes, BArg. met.; dirty color, in diph- 
 
21. URINARY ORGANS. 
 
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 theria, ILach.; in dropsy, lAur. mur.,IRhus; 
 as if mixed with dust, I Kali c. ; in enteritis, 
 I I Aeon.; in typhoid fever, IVer. v.; as if 
 mixed with flour (hydrocephalus), ISul.; as 
 if mixed with flour, containing stringy, jelly- 
 like masses, IPhos. ac; in gravel, ILyc; in 
 hydrocephalus, Art. v. ; in intermittent fever, 
 Cina ; lEup. perf, ISamb.; in jaundice, 
 IBerb.; in chronic jaundice, Hod.; fermenting, 
 in typhoid fever, I IPhos.; with leucorrhcea, 
 I I Graph.; like lime water, ICalc; in affection 
 of liver, IMagn. m.; like loam water, Bov., 
 Sul. ac; in lung affections, IKali n.; milky, 
 with offensive purulent sediment (cystitis), 
 I ILyc; in morning, Zinc; in morning, after 
 evening fever, Meph.; in morning and even- 
 ing, Lyss.; frpm admixture of mucus, IPuls.; 
 with mucus deposit, ILith.; in nephritis, 
 IChel., IKali m.; in nephritis and gout, 
 IColch.; painful to discharge, in cardialgia, 
 IGrat.; in pemphigus, IDulc. ; in peritonitis, 
 ILach.; more profuse, Aur. mur. nat.; red, 
 Agnus; in acute rheumatism, I IChel.; in 
 scarlet fever, IDulc:; deposits a dirty sedi- 
 ment, Anac; with red sediment, Plat.; after 
 two hours, with reddish sediment, I Graph.; 
 with white sediment, IDulc, IIGraph.; with 
 sediment like yeast, IRaph.; on standing, 
 Coca; on standing a few minutes (asthma), 
 IMeph.; streaked,' after scarlatina, IBell.; 
 with clammy sweat on head and palms of 
 hands, I IPhos.; with sour sweat, Hpec; 
 thick, milky, depositing a thick purulent sedi- 
 ment of a" nauseating smell, ILyc; white, 
 ICinch. j^sT" cloudy, milky, muddy, sedi- 
 ment, thick. 
 
 Urine, contains tyrosin : Hippoz. 
 
 Urine, uraemia : IIArs., lAscl. s., Aur. mur., 
 Cann. i., Carbol. ac, Iod., IPhos.; with anae- 
 mia and paralytic symptoms, Ars., Camph., 
 Chin, a., Cinch., Phos., Phos. ac, ITereb.; 
 asphyctic form, IHydr. ac. ; with acute atrophy 
 of brain and medulla oblongata, IPhos.; 
 convulsions, ICup. m., I IHydr. ac, IMosch., 
 ITereb.; tendency to convulsions, IPlumb.; 
 with dropsy, 1 1 Apis; with cerebral hyperae- 
 mia, Amm. c, IBell., Con., ICup. m., iGels., 
 ■Glon., Merc cor., IStram., Tabac, Tereb., 
 Ver. v.; with drowsiness, insensibility, and 
 frightful convulsions (contracted kidney), 
 ■Dig.; especially in drunkards, I Ars.; in 
 emphysema, with heart disease, I Ars.; hydro- 
 pericardium, IIArs.; narcosis, Aur. met.; in 
 senile hypertrophy, and induration of pros- 
 tate, stricture of urethra, and ammoniaemia. 
 Hod.; puerperal, Benz. ac; at beginning of 
 scarlatina, lArs. ; impending, in scarlatina, 
 lAilant., lArum t. ; senile, Iod., Lye; with 
 sopor, Agar., Anac, IBell. ,Hydr.ac, IKali br., 
 IIOp.; threatened, ICanth. 
 gig^ retention, suppression. 
 
 Urine, urates : diminished, Pic. ac; increased, 
 Anthrok., Aph. ch., I lAscl. s., Chim. umb., 
 Eucal., IPtel., I IPuls., IStaph.; lactate of urea 
 increased, Ammoniac; in functional derange- 
 ment Of liver, I I Sep ; with prostatitis, ISep.; 
 urate of ammonia, showing a wasted hectic 
 condition, IPuls. 
 g^f clear, sediment, turbid. 
 
 Urine, uroxanthine : increased, Cub. 
 
 Urine, violet color: IMur. ac; after albuminu- 
 ria, 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Urine, viscid: Arg. nit., Ast. r., Canth., Coloc, 
 ICup. m., Dulc, Kreo., Phos. ac; in diabetes, 
 INatr. s. ; viscous, fetid, in gouty patients, 
 7rForm. $^ mucus, thick. 
 
 Urine, watery: Act. rac, Arum m., Bell., 
 IBism., Cinnab., ICoccul., Colch., Cycl.,Dros., 
 Hippom., Hydr. ac, Hgn., Kali f., Kali iod., 
 ■Magn. car., Med., I INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 Phell., IPhos., Plat., Samb., ITereb., Zinc; in 
 diabetes, ISec; in diabetes insipidus, ILyc; 
 in evening, Carbol. ac. ; with pain, mostly in 
 evening and morning, in hemicrania, IPhos.; 
 in forenoon, Agar.; in headache, I IVib.; in 
 nervous headache, Iris ; in hysteria, lllgn., 
 IPuls.; in intermittent fever, Eup. perf.; in 
 mania puerperalis, INux v.; large quantity, 
 in intercostal neuralgia, I IStann. ; of strong 
 smell, awakes at night, IKali bi.; with urging 
 to urinate, IColoc J^* clear, diabetes 
 insipidus, pale. 
 
 Urine, like whey : Agar., Card, m.; in diabetes, 
 INatr. s.; in diabetes mellitus, I Arg. met.; 
 usually shortly before menses, IPhos. ac. 
 ggg^ milky, -white. 
 
 Urine, white : Cann. s., ICaust., Cina, IColoc, 
 Con., IRhus ; as if stirred up with chalk after 
 every emotion, IPhos. ac; like chalk and 
 water or buttermilk (spermatorrhoea), I IPhos. 
 ac; grayish, ISpong. ; like milk on cooling, 
 ■Coloc; like curdled milk, with brick dust 
 sediment and variegated cuticle, IPhos.; tur- 
 bid, Bry.; yellowish, ICann. s. ; whitish, All. 
 sat., I Am., IChel., IManc, INux v., IPsor. 
 jgg^ 1 * milky, pale, phosphates, sediment, 
 watery, whey. 
 
 Urine, yellow: lAgar., Aph. ch., ICham., 
 Cochl., IDaph., Iodof., Jatroph., IMerQ., 
 I IPlumb., ISpong.; in ascites, IChel.; bright, 
 I I Agar., Bell., IBerb.; bright, in catarrh of 
 bladder, ICanth.; bright, slow, forming cloud, 
 Bov.; bright, in cough, IChel.; clay colored, 
 Guaraea ; USep. ; clay colored, soon after 
 passing, ICham.; clay colored, when shaken, 
 Anac; clear, Sinap. ; dark, Agar., I Arg. nit., 
 lArs., ICed., IChel., IHep., IKali c, INatr. 
 c; in diphtheria after scarlatina. ICom; dark, 
 with icterus, ISang.; dark, during prevailing 
 intermittent, ISang.; deep orange, strong 
 horselike smell, Absin.; deep reddish, IPtel.; 
 in epilepsy, hydrocephalus, ^Art. v. ; in scrof- 
 ulous glandular swelling, IBar. m.; golden, 
 Ant. c, Bell., ICarbol. ac, ICard. m., Sinap., 
 ISyph.; golden, in dropsy, lAur. met.; gold- 
 en, in typhus, IChel.; greenish, Camph.; 
 greenish, ICinch. ; greenish, from bile,Crotal.; 
 greenish, in jaundice, Hod.; in cardialgia and 
 headache, IKali c; in hepatitis, IMerc.; 
 honey colored, Anthrok.; in epidemic influ- 
 enza, ISabad.; intense Med.; in jaundice, 
 I ISep.; as in jaundice, hypertrophied liver, 
 IChion. v.; lemon, Agar., IChel., Ign., Zinc; 
 lemon, scanty, I ISyph.; lemon, with sediment, 
 I Op.; light, Carbo^v., IKali c, Thuya ; loam 
 colored, in intermittent ague, ISamb. ; loam 
 colored, w r ith similar sediment, ICoral.; loaded 
 with mucus, I INaja ; orange, Ars. h., Crot. t., 
 INitr. ac; orange (after checked gonorrhoea), 
 ICoca.; orange, in hepatitis, IMerc; leaves an 
 orange colored ring in vessel (nephritis, gout\ 
 IColch.; pale, IBerb., Colch., Laur., IMagn. 
 m., Sarrac, Yinca ; white, flaky sediment on 
 standing, Zinc; pale, sp. gr., 1.013, reaction 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 faintly acid (ante-desquamative stage of 
 Bright's disease), IHelon.; reddish, Calc. p. , 
 Cepa ; reddish, in dry asthma, I ISquilla; saff- 
 ron, Ars. s. r.; saffron, becoming cloudy, Aloe ; 
 with sediment, IPod. ; mealy sediment, Zinc; 
 with thick white mucous sediment, liEsc. h.; 
 
 with sediment like yeast, IRaph.; sherry col- 
 ored, Apoc; stains diaper, in icterus neona- 
 torum, lElat. ; strong smelling, stains diaper 
 white (dentition), IMerc sol.; color of sulphur, 
 I ISul.; white flakes on standing, Zinc. 
 jgis^ sediment. 
 
 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 Coition. Erections, ®er penis. Genitals. Glans. Gonorrhoea. 
 
 Masturbation, ®^ Seminal Emissions. Penis, Prostate Gland. 
 
 Scrotum. Semen. Seminal Emissions. Sexual Excess. 
 
 Sexual Excitement. Sexual Power. Spermatic Cords. 
 
 Sycosis. Syphilis. Testicles. 
 
 COITION, after :• pain in upper portion of ab- 
 domen to inguinal region, Caust.; loss of ap- 
 petite, I Agar.; burning pain in back, IMagn. 
 
 m. ; pain in bladder, 1 1 Cepa ; bruised feeling, 
 
 SiL; emissions, I Natr. in., IPhos. ; discontented, 
 
 angry, ICalc; emissions, IPhos.; with difficult 
 
 and tardy emission, sensation of emptiness and 
 
 discomfort in parts,lasting all of next day,Lyss. ; 
 
 emissions nightly for eight or twelve nights, 
 
 IDig.; painful erection, Calad.; mechanical 
 
 excoriation of mucous surface of prepuce, 
 
 ICalad.; ticlike pain over left eye, ICed.; eyes 
 
 weak, IlKali c; glans sensitive a long time, 
 
 Jamb.; gonorrhoea renewed, IThuya ; sensa- 
 tion as if paralyzed in right side of head, with 
 
 sore limbs, ISil.; burning itching of skin, with 
 
 sweat on upper chest and shoulders, afterwards 
 
 on abdomen and arms, Agar. ; heat of body, 
 
 IGraph.; ill humored, ISelen.; knees give 
 
 away, I ICalc; lassitude, I Agar., I IZiz.; legs, 
 
 coldness, IGraph. ; burning in meatus, ICalc; 
 
 burning and itching of meatus, Natr. p. ; 
 
 memory weak, ISec; nervous depression ,Ced.; 
 
 nervous excitability,! Calc; sore corrosive pain, 
 
 Calad.; pain in prostate gland, I Cepa ; pre- 
 puce retracted with pain and swelling, Calad.; 
 
 great relaxation for several days, I I Agar. ; 
 
 reeling and confusion in head, Bov. ; burning 
 
 in seminal vesicles, Canth.; stammering, in 
 
 women (chronic attack), ICed. ; sweat,IGraph., 
 
 Jamb.; night sweats, I I Agar. ; thirst, Jamb.; 
 
 urethra burning, ISep.; urethra burning, after 
 
 urination, ICaust.; long-lasting incontinence 
 
 of urine, from fright, ILyc; urine flows in 
 
 a broken stream (spermatorrhoea), I IPhos. ac; 
 
 weak, Berb. , I ICalc, IGraph., INatr. m., ISelen., 
 
 ■Sep., I IZiz.; weak, especially eyes, 1 1 Kali c; 
 
 in knees, ISep.; weak in sexual parts, Berb.; 
 
 weak, for severaldays, ICalc, I IPhos.; worse the 
 
 dayafter,INuph. jg^'Sexual excess, coition. 
 Coition, aversion: Astac, Bor., Chlor., 
 
 I IGraph., I ILyc, IPsor., Rhod.; with im- 
 potence, IGraph.; with dreams of intense 
 
 lasciviousness terminating in an emission of 
 
 profuse sticky fluid (melancholia), I I Plat. 
 Sexual excitement absent, decreased. 
 
 Coition, desire : E^* Sexual excitement, in- 
 creased. 
 
 Coition, during: falls asleep, I ILyc; burning, 
 in gleet, I ISul.; painful cramps in calves, 
 ■ Graph.; convulsions, IBufo.; convulsive ac- 
 tion, Polyg. ; emission and orgasm absent, 
 Calad.; emission bloody, ICaust.; emission, 
 burning stinging, ICalc; emission before 
 .erection is complete, ISul.; emission insuffi- 
 cient, Aloe, Bar. c, Berb.; emission insuffi- 
 cient or very late, I Agar.; emission lasting 
 longer, Osm.; emission too late or absent, 
 ILyss. ; emission too rapid, with long-con- 
 tinued thrill, ISelen.; emission scanty, with 
 incomplete erection, I Form.; emission too 
 soon, Aloe, Berb., ICalc, IGels., I I Pic. ac, 
 ISul.; emission too soon, then roaring in head, 
 ICarbo v.; emission too soon (posterior spinal 
 sclerosis), 1 1 Pic. ac; emission too soon, with- 
 out pleasurable sensation, with cramps or 
 heaviness in limbs, Bufo.; emission tardy, 
 I ICalc; emission absent, Bufo., IGraph., 
 Jamb., I IMillef.,IPsor.; emission absent, occurs 
 afterwards during sleep, Lyss. ; excessive enjoy- 
 ment, I I Fluor, ac; want of enjoyment, Anac; 
 erection incomplete, semen emits too soon, 
 Calad.; erection insufficient, ISep.; erection 
 weak, Therid. ; fright, causing impotence, 
 I I Sinap. ; burning in genitals, IKreo. ; pain, in 
 groins, Therid.; interfered with by weakness in 
 hips, Cepa; sexual indifference with erections, 
 Lyss.; excitement diminished at its height, 
 emission absent, Lyss. ; pain, urethra as if 
 stretched, lArg. nit.; sudden laxness of penis, 
 ICamph.; sudden relaxation of penis pre- 
 venting emission, IPhos. ac; pressure in per- 
 ineum, I Alum.; want of proper sensation, 
 IGraph.; thrill absent, I Agar.; thrill deficient, 
 Berb.,Ind., ISep.; burning in urethra, Canth.; 
 burning in urethra ceases, Anag. ; burning in 
 urethra, mostpainful with ejaculation, lAgar. 
 g^" Penis, erection. 
 
 Coition, excessive : g^* Seminal emissions, 
 excesses ; also Sexual excess, coition. 
 
 GENITALS, aching: could not sit still, Syph. 
 
 Genitals, bruised feeling: 1 1 Arm; burning, 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 llCalc, Carbol. ac, IMerc. d.; at night, 
 I I Agar.; better from sweat and ceasing when 
 going to bed, Prun. 
 'Genitals, burning : Ang. 
 
 Genitals, coldness: IDiosc, IGels., Ilris, 
 I I Pic. ac; in albuminuria, I lUran. n.; almost 
 insensible, with warmth of rest of body, 
 Cann. s. jpgr* Penis, coldness. 
 
 Genitals, constrictive pain : to bladder, with 
 pressure as from a stone, I Puis. 
 
 Genitals, crawling : Berb. 
 
 Genitals, eruption: BGraph.; acne (hemor- 
 rhoids), j IChel.; small, flat, light red blotches, 
 ■Merc; dry, Sep.; obstinate, dry, IPetrol.; 
 dry, fine, vesicular, I IMerc. sol.; eczema,ICrot. 
 t.," Thuya; eczema (hemorrhoids), I IChel.; 
 eczema, bleeds easily and is covered with 
 thick crusts, w T ith fetid secretion beneath, 
 ILyc. ; herpes, IDulc; humid, IIRhus ; itch- 
 ing, Sep.; itching, moist or dry, of red pim- 
 ples or spots (syphilis), ISil.; lichen pilaris 
 urticatus, I I Agar.; moist, ISars.; on mons 
 veneris, ILach."; like measles, or urticaria with 
 itching, Cop.; in ozaena, IGraph.; painful 
 on mons veneris (syphilis), ISil.; pustules, 
 I Ant. t.; pustules (from grinding the root), 
 IPod.; pimples on mons veneris, Calad.; 
 pimples itching, Amb.; of Ehus tox. poison- 
 ing, Rhus v. ; itching, moist spots, mostly on 
 scrotum, ISil.; yellow brown spots, Kob.; 
 closing urethra by swelling, I Rhus ; red 
 vesicles, filled with fluid, in folds, INatr. c. ; 
 vesicular, dry, fine, I IMerc. sol. 
 
 Genitals, excoriation : ICham., Rhod.; with 
 burning (mercurial syphilis), ISul.; chafing, 
 in children, Ars. s. f. ; humid, sore, IIHep.; 
 moist, ISul.; rawness, IPod. 
 J&gg^ Glans and Scrotum excoriation. 
 
 Genitals, exposure: constant, IStram.; in de- 
 lirium, IStram. 
 
 Genitals, gangrene: Crotal. 
 
 Genitals, granulations: exuberant, ISabina. 
 
 Genitals, grasping : $gg~ touch. 
 
 Genitals, hair : falls out, INitr. ac, Phos. ac, 
 ISelen.; destroyed by offensive sweat, I ISul. 
 
 Genitals, heat: at night, Meph. 
 
 Genitals, heaviness : Lobel. i. 
 
 Genitals, inflamed : Castor., I I Plumb. 
 
 Genitals, insensibility : especially after urinat- 
 ing, Berb. 
 
 Genitals, irritation : Asaf., IGels.; in prostatic 
 troubles, IDig., Polyg.; titillation, w T ith vio- 
 lent sexual excitement, Mosch.; voluptuous, 
 ending in an emission, IGraph., IStann.; 
 with weakness andnocturnal emissions, IStann. 
 
 Genitals, itching: Agnus, Amm. c, Berb., 
 Carbol. ac, ICaust., llCalc, Clem., IGraph., 
 Ilris, INatr. s., INitr. ac, IPod., ISep.; as far 
 as anus, IMagn. m. ; in evening, after lying 
 down, better scratching, llgn. ; in mons ven- 
 eris, lEup. perf.; at night, I I Agar.; rubbing 
 and scratching at night in bed, IMerc; un- 
 bearable, on mons veneris, I I Agar. ; violent, 
 Ang.; voluptuous, Coff. t. fl®* eruption. 
 
 Genitals, large; Hod.; as if puffed, Calad.; 
 hypertrophied, ICarbo a. 
 
 Genitals, neurosis : Chlorof. 
 
 Genitals, numbness : Amb., Bar. c; on ascend- 
 ing stairs, as if sexual parts had gone to sleep, 
 Form.; and torpor (tabes dorsalis), IGraph. 
 
 Genitals, odor: offensive, INatr. m., ISars., 
 pungent smelling sweat, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Genitals, pain (undefined): Benz. ac; when 
 allowed to hang, 1 1 Puis. ; worse on motion, 
 Berb.; at night, when waking from sleep, 
 Con.; transient, JEsc. h. 
 
 Genitals, pressing sensation : Benz. ac; pain- 
 ful, IMerc d.; painful straining extends into, 
 during stool, IKali c; as if menses w T ould 
 appear, IMur.ac; urging, Asaf.; urging, tenes- 
 mus, I Bell. 
 
 Genitals, pricking : INitr. ac 
 
 Genitals, raw pain : Benz. ac 
 
 Genitals, relaxed: Bell., Calad., ICarbo a., 
 Chlorof., IDiosc, IGels., IHell.; in albuminu- 
 ria, I lUran. n.; but inclined to coitus, INux m.; 
 after sexual excesses, UStaph.; flabby, I Psor., 
 Tabac; flaccid, IGels.; after emissions with- 
 out erections, I I Op.; after urination, Calc p. 
 gsiP^ Penis and Scrotum relaxed. 
 
 Genitals, retracted : g^* Penis retracted. 
 
 Genitals, sensitiveness : ICoccul. 
 
 Genitals, shrivelled: lArg. nit. 
 
 Genitals, soreness : I I Arum t.; in a child, 
 MSyph. 
 
 Genitals, spasmodic affections : Castor. 
 
 Genitals, splitting pain : Benz. ac 
 
 Genitals, stinging : Berb. 
 
 Genitals, sweat : Bell., Calad., ICalc, ICanth., 
 IGels., IMerc, IPetrol., I Thuya ; in albums 
 nuria, MUran. n.; copious, Ascl. t.; in morn- 
 ing (melancholy)* lAur. met.; offensive, Aloe, 
 Ars. m., Hod., IISul.; oily, pungent smelling, 
 IFluor. ac; profuse, Con., ICoral., Selen., 
 Thuya ; profuse, offensive, IHydras.; sticky, 
 Erig., I IGels.; strong sweetish honeylike 
 smelling, stains linen yellow, Thuya. 
 
 Genitals, swollen: ILyc, I I Plumb., IIArn.; 
 dropsical, IDig.; and inflamed, increas- 
 ing almost to gangrene, excessively painful, 
 Ars. 
 
 Genitals, tearing pain : with desire to urinate, 
 Hyper. 
 
 Genitals, tension : lascivious feeling, I IGraph. 
 
 Genitals, throbbing: Berb.; periodic, above 
 mons veneris, Ang. 
 
 Genitals, tickling: Alum. 
 
 Genitals, touch : children grasp when coughing 
 (whooping cough), IZinc; children reach with 
 hands and cry out (cystitis), I Aeon.; children 
 scratch and pull, IMerc; grasping, I I Puis.; 
 keep hands constantly on, IBelL, IStram.; in- 
 clination to,Bufo.; plays with, in typhoid fever, 
 IHvos.; constantly pulling at, in little boys, 
 IStram. 
 
 Genitals, tubercle ; large, secreting a reddish 
 pus, IHydrocot.; mucous, IIThuya. 
 
 Genitals, tumors : hard swellings from size of a 
 pea to that of a hazelnut or w T alnut, enlarge, 
 break open and discharge viscous, yellow- 
 brownish ichor, Hippoz. 
 
 Genitals, ulcers: IPhyt.; similar to chancre, 
 externally on prepuce, IHep.; itching, with 
 unclean bottoms, IThuya ; itching, some cov- 
 ered with a crust, discharging pus from under- 
 neath (mercurial syphilis), ISul.; round, un- 
 clean, elevated, with red margins, moist and 
 painful, IThuya ; serpiginous, I Ars.; slough- 
 ing sores, Crotal.; sycotic, with bluish areolae, 
 ILach. B®* Syphilis, chancre. 
 
 Genitals, warts (condylomata) : I Apis, HCin- 
 nab., IMerc. sol., I IMillef., IINitr. ac, 
 IThuya ; bleeding when touched, IINitr. ac; 
 burning, with scanty urine, nearly every half 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 hour, I IPsor.; resembling cauliflower, IINitr. 
 ac; complicated with chancre, IPhos. ac; 
 chronic, with heat, burning and soreness 
 when sitting or walking, IPhos. ac; around 
 corona, Aur. met.; dry (mercurial syphilis), 
 ■Staph.; dry, pediculated, painless, in syphilis, 
 ■Lye; fan-shaped, ■Thuya; fetid, HNitr. 
 ac; with intolerable itching and burning, 
 ■Sabina ; large, ■Thuya ; after abuse of mer- 
 cury, IINitr. ac; moist, IINitr. ac; on thin 
 pedicles, IINitr. ac; pediculated (mercurial 
 syphilis), IStaph.; resembling cauliflower, 
 ■ ■Thuya ; smelling like old cheese or herring 
 brine, ICalc, IHep., ■ (Thuya ; soft, fleshy, 
 with greenish discharge, INatr. s.; with burn- 
 ing soreness, ■Sabina ; spongy, Alum. ; in 
 syphilis, ILyc. 
 B^" Glans, Penis and Scrotum warts. 
 
 Genitals, weakness: feeling of, ICarbo a., 
 Lyss., INatr. m.; with burning and drawing 
 in spermatic cords, extending to glans,Mang. ; 
 in prostatic troubles, IDig.; after stool, ICalc 
 p.; after urinating, Berb., Calc. p. 
 gig"' Sexual power decreased. 
 
 GLANS, abscesses : Hippoz. 
 
 Glans, aching: in secondary syphilis, I lEhus. 
 
 Glans, blue: dark (erysipelas after circumcision), 
 ■Apis. 
 
 Glans, burning : Cann. s., ICepa, ICochl., 
 IJacea; in gonorrhoea, IDory.; to root of 
 penis after urination, ISars.; rasping, Berb.; 
 before and after urinating, Anac; during 
 urinating, ILyc; during urinating (intervals 
 of attacks of epilepsy), lArs.; when urine 
 passes guttatim (cysto-blennorrhcea), I IXJva 
 ursi ; on urinating, lasting several days, then 
 disappearing and reappearing regularly every 
 month (rheumatism), ILyc 
 
 Glans, chancre : ^^ Syphilis. 
 
 Glans, coldness : Berb. ; icy coldness, ISul. 
 
 Glans, constriction : sensation of behind, after 
 urinating, worse from motion, better from 
 absolute rest (strangury), I I Plumb. 
 
 Glans, contractive pain : Asar. 
 
 Glans, corona: itching, burning excoriation, 
 with acrid discharge as case improved (right- 
 sided inguinal hernia), I IPsor.; fungoid, bac- 
 teric mass, at first glossy, shining white, later 
 covered with fungus, looking like fully devel- 
 oped aphthse, with large chancre on dorsum 
 of penis, ILac c; yellowish humor behind, 
 ILyc; itching, Mang., ISil. ; itching, with 
 profuse pus, llCinnab.; itching, burning, 
 with tickling and discharge of greenish pus, 
 Lyss.; pain, with dry heat over whole body, 
 Prun.; scabs, I Kali bi.; sore from slight rub- 
 bing, Cycl.; a sore place on left side, Ars. m.; 
 a sore place, right side (from where chancre 
 had been driven - by mercurial ointment 
 twenty years ago), Ars. m. ; red spots, ISil.; 
 itching in sulcus, behind, Benz. ac; profuse 
 secretion of pus, with itching, llCinnab.; 
 swelling of one half of, Spig.; tingling around, 
 Spig.; titillation, voluptuous but painful, llc- 
 tod.; ulcers, IINitr. ac; ulcers, superficial, 
 looking clean, but exuding an offensive moist- 
 ure, IINitr. ac; round, fiat, unclean ulcer, 
 Thuya. 
 
 Glans, cracked : lArs. 
 
 Glans, creeping: IChel., INatr. m. 
 
 Glans, cutting: Cochl.; during urination 
 (gravel), ILyc. 
 
 Glans, drawing : worse in afternoon, Asaf. 
 
 Glans, dry: red (impotence), ICalad.; sticks to- 
 foreskin, Lyss. 
 
 Glans, dull pain : Cann. i. 
 
 Glans, erosions: in gonorrhoea, IIThuya. 
 gH^ excoriation. 
 
 Glans, eruption: ILach., Sep.; blisters on, 
 IMerc sol., IPhos. ac; little blisters, contain- 
 ing pus, burst and form round, flat ulcers,, 
 Ars. h.; several small white blisters ooze 
 fluid, soon disappear, IMerc; several reddish- 
 yellow discolorations, ICinnab.; white oval 
 patches (syphilis), I I Sang.; three red patches, 
 resembling in color eruptions of scarlatina, 
 ICinnab. ; pimples, INitr. ac; itching pimple, 
 suppurating like a chancre, leaving a red 
 point when dry, Jacar.; shining red points on, 
 ICinnab.; red, itching, IBry.; reddish, IPe- 
 trol.; brown spots, becoming covered with 
 scabs, INitr. ac; brown spots disappear after 
 exfoliation of skin, INitr. ac; lentil-sized 
 spots, Cann. s.; moist spots, ICarbo v.; red 
 spots, ICarbo v., -Sep.; red spots, becoming 
 covered with scabs, INitr. ac; light red spots, 
 Cann. s. ; small red spots, Therid.; smooth 
 spots, ICarbo v.; in syphilis, ILyc; vesicles 
 on forepart and sides, they eat deeply and 
 spread, IMerc. sol.; small, flat vesicle, Thuya;, 
 humid vesicles, Rhus ; pale red vesicles form 
 small ulcers after breaking, IMerc. sol.; sev- 
 eral small red vesicles on end, after four days 
 become ulcers and discharge yellow-white 
 matter of strong odor, staining shirt, IMerc 
 sol. 
 
 Glans, excoriation: easy, INatr. c; of upper 
 surface near tip, just to left of mesial line, sore 
 to touch, healed but scab remains, Zinc; ul- 
 cerous, resembling chancre with puslike secre- 
 tion, Ascl. t. 
 
 Glans, fulness : IFluor. ac 
 
 Glans, gangrene : I ILach. 
 
 Glans, heat : in gonorrhoea, I IMerc. cor. 
 
 Glans, heaviness : in balanorrhcea, I IPhos.ac;. 
 especially during urination, I IPhos. ac ; with 
 tingling, oozing vesicles around frsenum, 
 1 1 Phos. ac. 
 
 Glans, inflamed (balanitis): lApis, lAur. met.,. 
 Calad., ICalc, ICoral., IDig., 1 1 Kali m., I I Kali 
 p., IKali s., INatr. c, IRhod., Sars. ; chronic 
 greasy, fatty, offensive smelling discharge, 
 ■Merc cor. ; excoriated places on corona, re- 
 peatedly healing and then becoming sore 
 again, IMerc cor.; sometimes after loss of 
 power and semen, Polyg. ; in syphilis, ■ Apis ; 
 ulcerous erosions, Coral., I IMerc, I INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, 1 1 Sep., ISul., IThuya. 
 
 Glans, irritation : sexual, almost irresistible, 
 Ars. h.; voluptuous, Aph. ch. 
 
 Glans, itching : Ars. met., Calc, Cann. i., IChel., 
 Gymn., Indig., Ind., IKali bi., IMez., 
 1 1 Natr. m., INatr. s.. I ISul. ; corrosive, HCrot. 
 t. ; from discharge of light yellow pus, Alum.; 
 in gonorrhoea, IDory.; left side, Benz. ac; in 
 orchitis, INux v.; to root of penis, after urin- 
 ation, ISars.; tip, Ant. c; after urinating, 
 Calc; voluptuous, at point, urging him to 
 rub, Spong.; voluptuous, of tip, forcing him 
 to rub, while walking in open air, Ang. 
 
 Glans, jerking : Bar. c 
 
 Glans, lancinating : after urinating, in bed at 
 night, forcing him to groan and cry out, and 
 last a minute and a half, Coccus. 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 619* 
 
 Glans, moisture : Thuya ; around, INitr. ac. 
 
 Glans, numbness : Berb. 
 
 Glans, pain : IChel.; under fourchette, when 
 urine reaches, in dysuria, after gonorrhoea, 
 IICop.; caused by swelling of prepuce caus- 
 ing paraphimosis, IRhus ; in tip, Osm.; be- 
 fore urination, ICanth.; during urination, 
 Oxal. ac; caused by urine reaching glans, 
 and spasms with tenesmus in rectum, Prun.; 
 violent, UPareira. 
 
 Glans, pressure: IJacea; relieves pain, ICanth.; 
 in urethral portion, Card.m.; after urination, 
 IPuls. 
 
 Glans, pricking: Carbol. ac, IKalibi., Phos. 
 ac; in side, Ars. 
 
 Glans, red : ICoral., Sars.; bluish, lArs.; bluish 
 in gonorrhoea, IDory.; bright, Rhus; dark, 
 Cann. s.; dark, with burning soreness to touch 
 (gleet), MSabina; with fine red points, dry, 
 desire to rub, Calad.; flat ulcers, with profuse 
 yellow ichorous discharge on, ICoral. 
 
 Glans, sensitive : ICoral., Thuya ; long after 
 coition, Jamb.; painful when touched, in 
 gonorrhoea, IIMerc. cor. 
 
 Glans, smarting ; Asar. 
 
 Glans, smegma : ICanth ; fetid, cheesy secre- 
 tions (syphilis), I I Sang.; increase, HCaust., 
 INux v., USep.; puslike, INatr. m. 
 
 Glans, soreness : during urinating, ILyc 
 
 Glans,sticking : causes spasm of urethra (ischu- 
 ria urethralis), with tenesmus recti, after 
 urinating, I Prun. 
 
 Glans, stinging : Berb., I INatr. m.; in gonor- 
 rhoea, ICaulo. 
 
 Glans, stitches: Brom., I I Merc. iod. flav.,Ran. 
 sc; dull, from scrotum, Zinc ; as from galvan- 
 ism, Aeon.; itching, IDros.; fine pricking, at 
 summit, I IMez.; on right side, Aspar. 
 
 Glans, suppuration: between prepuce and 
 glans, Jacar.; yellowish -green, offensive, ICo- 
 ral. ; between prepuce and glans, in gonor- 
 rhoea, IIMerc. cor.; between prepuce and 
 glans, with swelling of urethra, IMerc sol. 
 
 Glans, swelling : IArs.,Cann. s., ICoral., INatr.c; 
 dark red, erysipelatous, I IRhus ; in gonorrhoea, 
 IDory., IIMerc. sol. ; lentil sized, surrounded 
 by reddish, yellow circle, near urinary meatus, 
 ICinnab.; painful, ICanth.; painful to press- 
 ure, ICanth.; soft, painless tumor, Bell.; ex- 
 tensive, with paraphimosis, IKali iod. 
 
 Glans, tearing pain : IColch. ; to root of penis, 
 after urinating, I Sars.; on tip, Zinc 
 
 Glans, thrilling: almost painful, in left side, 
 Benz. ac. 
 
 Glans, tickling : left side, Benz. ac 
 
 Glans, tubercles : Hippoz. 
 
 Glans, ulcers : with cheesy base, IMerc; deep, 
 suppurating, with puffed edges, ISul. ; eating 
 deeply, lAur. mur. nat.; in gonorrhoea, mild, 
 IIMerc cor.; painful, IMerc sol.; near right 
 side, perforating frsenum, similar ulcer on 
 left, INitr. ac; with swelling and heaviness of 
 testicles, Psor. 
 
 Glans, warts : I Ant. t., Aur. met.; obstinate 
 vegetation, Kali iod., IPhos. ac; excrescences 
 extend to sacrum, 7rAur. mur.; chancre like 
 cauliflower excrescence, half an inch in 
 diameter, red, smooth, glistening (syphilis), 
 ■Lac c; pointy, on corona, after chancre, 
 IKali m.; cockscomb-like excrescences, soft, 
 spongy, easily bleeding (mercurial syphilis), 
 ISul ; soft, humid excrescences on and behind 
 
 corona, IStaph.; smooth, red excrescences, 
 Thuya; below corona, covered with small 
 pointed, slight discharge of viscid fluid,. 
 II Thuya; a large number, surrounding, red, 
 pedunculated, growing rapidly, exuberant, 
 dry, following gonorrhoea, I I Thuya ; sur- 
 rounding, ISep. 
 g^ 3 * Genitals, Penis and Scrotum warts. 
 
 GONORRHOEA: lAcon., Agar., lAgnus, 
 Aloe, 1 1 Alum., IIAmm. m., iAmyg., lAnag.,. 
 I Ant. c, Apis, lArg. nit., Ars., Aur. mur., 
 IBar. m., IBor., IBism., Calc p., Camph., 
 ICann.i.,IICann. s., I ICanth., I ICaps., ICaulo., 
 IChel., Chim. umb., ICinnab., IClem., 
 HCochl., ICop., ICub., IIDig., I IDory., I lErig., 
 IFerr. iod., IIFerr. ph., I I Fluor, ac, IGels., 
 I I Graph., I IGuaiac, Ham., Hep., IIHydras.,. 
 IHydrocot., Kali bi., IKali iod., IIKali m., 
 IIKali s., IILac c, Lith., IIMed., IIMerc,. 
 IMerc. cor., IMerc. iod. rub., I IMerc. s., 
 IMez., IMillef., INatr. m., B INatr. s., I INitr.. 
 ac, Nux v., IPareira, I Petrol., I IPetrosel., 
 IPhos., IPhyt., IIPuls., Sabad., Sars., Senecio, 
 IISep.,Sil., IStilling.,ISul.,l ITarant.JITereb.,. 
 IIThuya. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, bladder : incontinence of urine, 
 after repeated attacks, 1 1 Nux v., IPetrosel.;; 
 neck involved, sudden urging to urinate, 
 IPetrosel. ; worse at night, IMerc 
 gg^ Chap. 21, Bladder paralysis. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, bubo : $^ Chap. 19, Inguinal 
 region bubo. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, chordee : Aeon., Arg.nit., ICamph.,, 
 ICann. i., ICann. s., I ICanth., ICaps., IColch., 
 Dig., I lEryng., Fluor, ac, I I Jacar., IKali br., 
 IIKali m., IMerc, IMygale, INitr. ac, IPetro- 
 sel., IIPuls., Stilling., ITereb., I Thuya ; can 
 only be subdued in cold water, I ICaps.; with 
 frequent priapism, IPetrosel.; in second stage,. 
 IIKali m. g^" Penis erections. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, chronic: IBrom., IChlor., Chim. 
 umb., ICinnab., HCochl., ICub., Eucal., IHy- 
 dras., IKali s., IMygale, IMyr. cer., I INatr. 
 m., IPetrosel., IPlumb., ISep., IIThuya; in 
 anaemic subjects, HCalcp.; with moral and 
 physical depression, IHydras.; discharge 
 mixed with blood, I lEuphor.; discharge 
 milky, IFerr.; with discharge of white or 
 yellow acrid mucus, ISul.; scanty, usually 
 after indulgence in liquor or spiced food* 
 IPetrosel. ; especially when injections have 
 been used and prostate is involved, IIThuya; 
 without pains or with shooting burning pains, 
 ISul.; urethra itching, I Petrol. 
 tigg* gleet : also Sycosis. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, coition: renewed by, IThuya. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, constitution : in angemic persons, 
 chronic, Calc p.; in blonde men of light tem- 
 perament, IIPuls.; in dark, irritable, vindic- 
 tive men, I INitr. ac; in elderly men, difficult 
 urination, Agar.; in gleet of old sinners,. 
 Agnus ; sanguine, full-blooded, I Aeon.; with 
 scrofula, I Hep.; in strong men, particularly 
 of hydrogenoid constitution, I INatr. s. ; in 
 timid, nervous men, acute, IGels. JS®" gleet. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, discharge: acrid, excoriating, 
 lArg. nit., Aur. mur., Caps., Kreo., IIMerc 
 cor., Sars.; albuminous, yellow, I IPetrosel.;, 
 black, Natr. m. ; bloody, Ant. c, Calc. s.,. 
 ICanth., ICaps., Ham., IMerc. cor., Millef., 
 INitr. ac, IPuls.; bloody, watery slime, 
 IMillef.; bloody mucus, I INitr. ac; clear s 
 
620 
 
 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 transparent, Mez., INatr. m., Phos. ac; con- 
 stant, Ars. s. f.; copious, Ars. s. f.; creamlike, 
 HCaps. ; fetid, Benz. ac, Carbo v., Puis., Sil.; 
 free and mucoid, I I Merc. iod. rub.; green, 
 ICann. s., IMerc, IIMerc. cor., IINitr.ac, 
 ■ IThuya; green, painless, IMerc; green and 
 purulent, worse at night, IMerc; yellowish 
 green, thick, ICinnab., INatr. s. ; yellowish 
 green, with frequent obstructions, ICub.; yel- 
 lowish green, indolent in character, I Arg. met.; 
 lumpy, j Calcs. ; milky, Cop., Lach., Petrosel.; 
 like thin milk, leaving a stain upon linen, has 
 taken copaiba and cubebs four weeks, I IMerc; 
 mucous, Caps., Ferr.; muco-purulent (enlarge- 
 ment of prostate), IBenz. ac; painless, Cann. 
 i.; profuse, I Arg. met., Cann. i.; usually pro- 
 fuse, inflammation very high, IPetrosel.; pro- 
 fuse puslike, after two months, ICub.; profuse, 
 and scalding urine, ICub.; profuse, yellow, 
 purulent, most copious in morning, I I Med.; 
 profuse, yellowish white, ISep.; purulent, 
 Agnus, Bar. c, ICann. s., ICaps., Chel., Con., 
 Cop., Natr. m., Phos., Phos. ac; purulent, 
 yellow mucus, or greenish, IKali s. ; of pus, 
 IChel., ISil.; glutinous, ICub.; of pus, with 
 inflammation, ISabina ; puslike, bloody, ISil.; 
 Tariable, as to quantity, ICup. m.; scanty, 
 ICochl.; scanty, thick, I I Rhus ; slight, shred- 
 dy, ISil.; thick, j Calc s., ICann. s.; thick, 
 fetid pus, worse after exertion to extent of 
 sweating, i I Sil. ; thick, greenish, IKali iod.; 
 thick, worse at night, IMerc; thick, with fre- 
 quent obstruction of urethra, ICub.; of thick 
 pus, IClem., ICub.; thick, after six weeks, 
 ICub.; at first thin, afterwards thick, I IMerc. 
 cor.; thin, transparent, mixed with opaque; 
 wmitish mucus, stains linen yellow, 1 1 Med.; 
 watery, IIThuya; watery mucus, Cann. s., 
 Fluor, ac, IMez., INatr. m., IThuya ; watery, 
 transparent, but acrid and abundant, mixed 
 with creamy liquid, stains linen yellow brown, 
 1 1 Med.; whitish, IGels. ; yellowish white, 
 •Cann. i.; yellow, I Agnus, Ars. s. f., ICalc s., 
 ICanth., Caps., Cop., Hep., INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, Sars., IIThuya ; yellow, worse at night, 
 IMerc; stains shirt light yellow r , not profuse, 
 IITarant.; thick yellow, or yellow green, 
 1 1 Puis.; yellow after six weeks, ICub.; yel- 
 lowish or bloody, I INitr. ac. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, drugs : after abuse of copaiva and 
 cubebs, thin discharge, with burning on 
 urination, and frequent urging to stool, 
 IINux v. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, erections painful: %^ x ' chordee. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, eyes: in blennorrhea, IPuls., IThu- 
 ya; granular conjunctivitis, MPsor. ; iritis, 
 ICinch.; ophthalmia, I Aeon., I Ant. t., 1 1 Cor- 
 al., Cub., IIEucal., IMerc, I INitr. ac,IIPuls., 
 ISil., ISpig., IThuya. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, fever : febrile disturbance during 
 inflammatory stage, I Aeon., 1 1 Cop., Gels. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, first stage (inflammatory) : 1 1 Aeon., 
 HCann. s. , HCochl., ICop., IIFerr. ph., 
 I IGels. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, glans : figjg* Glans inflamed. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, gleet: IIAgnus, IIAlum., IBar. m., 
 I IBenz. ac, IBov., HCalad., ICann. i., ICann. 
 s.,Cinnab., I ICinch. bol., ICub., I I Dory., 
 I lErig., I lEryng., IGraph., IHydras., IKali s., 
 IMez., I IMillef.,IINatr. m., | Petrol. , IPetrosel., 
 IPhyt., I ISabina, HSelen., Senecio, ISep., 
 IStilling., IISul., ITereb.; bad cases, INitr. 
 
 ac; bloody, IMur.ac; burning, I Bry.; chronic, 
 ■Agar., I Agnus, jChim.umb., IFerr., I I Med., 
 ISang.; chronic, with anaemia, I I Ferr.; dis- 
 charge clear, INatr. m. ; chronic, with muco- 
 purulent discharge, ICop.; with debility, 
 IHydras.; discharge copious, ICub.; white, 
 painless discharge, more towards morning, 
 IMez.; discharge pale, ICub.; discharge 
 scanty, IPhos. ; discharge slimy, ICub.; 
 discharge causing soiled linen to become 
 stiff, ICub.; discharge stringy or jellylike, 
 profuse, IKali bi.; discharge thick, IHydras.; 
 discharge thin, day and night, with formica- 
 tion over body, Ced.; small drops of watery 
 fluid in orifice in morning, at times gluing 
 it together, discharge caused by atony of 
 mucous membrane, IPhos.; with eczema, 
 latent or visible, IKali m.; in fat, lymphatic 
 persons, ICalc; with disposition to glandular 
 swellings (gonorrhoea), IKali m. ; green, IBry., 
 INatr. m.; yellowish green, IMerc; light- 
 headed, Cann. L; much heat, little pain, 
 IGels.; with impotence, IIAgnus; intensely 
 itching, INatr. m.; a drop of viscid fluid glues 
 meatus, Tell.; with sticking together of 
 meatus, ICamph.; meatus stuck together, in 
 morning, I ISep.; worse in morning, Aur. 
 mur. ; of clear, transparent, watery mucus', 
 after injection of nitrate of .silver, INatr. m.; 
 at night, staining linen yellow, IFluor. ac; 
 during night, a drop or so staining linen yel- 
 lowish, I ISep.; in orchitis, after mismanaged 
 gonorrhoea, IClem.; prostatic, HSelen.; pro- 
 tracted, ICaps.; purulent, IBar. c, IMerc; 
 scanty, yellowish gleet of many months' 
 standing, showing most plainly in morning, 
 gumming up meatus, I I Med.; secondary, 
 llris ; with want of sexual desire, IIAgnus ; 
 sexual organs debilitated from seminal emis- 
 sions, USep.; watery, IMur. ac; a few drops 
 of white, in morning, IPhos. ac; often years' 
 duration, IISul.; twelve years' duration, 
 I IPsor.; for twenty years, I I Med.; yellowish, 
 ■ISep.; yellowish, before urination, Bar. c 
 
 Gonorrhoea, last stage : INatr. m., ISep. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, from leucorrhosa : Cop.; acrid, or 
 from menstrual discharge, INatr. m. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, maltreated : IBrom. 
 jpg^ drugs, suppressed, sequelae. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, penis : feeling of heaviness in glans 
 (balanorrhoea), I IPhos. ac; with phimosis, 
 ICanth., IMerc; tearing in left side of pre- 
 puce, ICinch.; sensibility to contact, I ICaps. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, rheumatism:* ICop., Gels., Jacar., 
 BPhvt., ISabina. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, second stage: |Calc s., 1 1 Caps., 
 IIKali m., ISul.; in first part, when dis- 
 charge is moderate, much urinary irritation, 
 ICop.; thick yellow discharge, IHydras. 
 jg^ chordee. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, secondary: lAgnus, ICup. m., 
 I I Ferr. s., IGels., IHydrocot., llris, HSelen., 
 I I Tell.; greenish discharge, I IKob. 
 g^" gleet, sequelae, suppressed. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, sequelae: I Agar., I IBenz. ac; de- 
 lirium, ICamph., ICoca, IKali s., IMerc, 
 IZinc; four small, fleshy excrescences, bright 
 red, with a moderately broad base, on inferior 
 wall of urethra, 1 1 Mar. v. ; pain in hypogastric 
 region (suppression of urine), ICamph.; im- 
 potence, IThuya ; urethra, chronic itching, 
 INitr. ac; after orchitis, hydrocele with sexual 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 621 
 
 weakness, IPhos.; prostatitis, chronic, ISul.; 
 pulse, weak, rapid, ICamph.; loss of sexual feel- 
 ing, abuse of copaiva, ILyc; spermatic cord 
 swollen, ICinch.; strangury, from stricture, 
 ICamph.; stricture, Cic, Ilndig., INitr. ac, 
 1 1 Thuya ; testicles, contractive pain, in even- 
 ing, ICinch. ; testicles, contusive pain, lArg. 
 met.; testicles, enlargement, IHam. ; testicles, 
 induration of, IIRhod.; testicles, inflamed, 
 IMerc; testicles, pain in left, IMerc; testicles, 
 shocks of severe drawing pain into abdomen 
 and down legs to feet, IMerc; testicles swell- 
 ing, IIRhod.; testicles swollen, especially 
 epididymis, ICinch.; testicles swollen hard, 
 IIRhod.; testicle, left, swollen, hard, painless, 
 IBrom.; testicle, right, swollen, as large as a 
 hen's egg, IMerc; testicle, tearing in left, 
 ICinch.; ulcers, in scrotum. lAur. met.; sup- 
 pression of urine, with restlessness, ICamph.; 
 difficult urination, with sensation of heat and 
 pain, also after coitus, I I Mar. v. 
 g^" gleet, rheumatism, suppressed; also 
 Testicles inflamed ; also Chap. 21, Urethra 
 stricture. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, stool: frequent urging, IINux v. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, stricture : gg^ sequelse : also 
 Chap. 21, Urethra stricture. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, subacute : especially when injec- 
 tions have been used and prostate is involved, 
 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, suppressed: I Agnus, I ICalc, 
 HCanth., IChel., IClem., ICoca, IDaph., IJa- 
 cea, IMed., IXatr. s., IINitr. ac, ISul.; con- 
 dylomata, IThuya ; conjunctivitis,with granu- 
 lations, MPsor. ; after Copaiva, IIBenz. ac; 
 eruptions, IClem. ; inflammation of eyes, 
 IIPuls. ; eyes sensitive to light, MPsor.; with 
 fever, rheumatism, orchitis, IGels.; gouty and 
 rheumatic pains, IDaph.; impotence, IThuya ; 
 lameness, I I Psor. j discharge from navel yel- 
 lowish, of a peculiar odor, INatr. m.; orchitis, 
 ■Kali m.; orchitis, left side, with hot, hard 
 swelling and severe pressing in testicle and 
 spermatic cord, worse standing, I I Puis.; or- 
 chitis, first right, then left, ISpong.: photo- 
 phobia, I I Psor. ; prostatitis, INitr. ac, IThuya ; 
 rheumatism, Con., I I Psor.; articular rheuma- 
 tism, IThuya; by cold, wet weather or mer- 
 cury followed by rheumatism, ISars.; by large 
 doses of Balsam copaiba, rheumatic pains, 
 IMerc. cor.; stricture (J^T" sequelae) ; syco- 
 sis, ^ IThuya; for fifteen years, IHydrocot.; 
 testicles, aching, INatr. m.; testicle, drawing, 
 IClem.; testicle hypertrophied, IBar. m.; 
 testicles indurated, lAgnus ; testicle, left, 
 enlarged, hard, inflamed, tender, IClem.; tes- 
 ticle, left, indurated, IKali m.; testicle, left, 
 inflamed, pain pressing, I I Puis. ; testicles, pain 
 (orchitis), lAnt. t. ; testicle, right, swollen, 
 UChel.; with swelling of testicles, IINux v.; 
 swelling of left testicle and epididymis, I I Puis. ; 
 with swelling of testicles, contraction of ure- 
 thra, and discharge of dark-colored blood, 
 IIPuls.; testicles swollen, IMez., IINux v., 
 IIPuls. ggg 00 sequelae; also Testicles in- 
 flamed. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, syphilitic: IIEucal. ; with chan- 
 croids, or chancre, IMerc; complicated with, 
 Cinnab. ; of a torpid character, in course of, 
 with suppurating bubo, IMerc sol. 
 giiT Sycosis, Syphilis. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, testicles: epididymitis, especially 
 
 congestive or subacute, rather than inflam- 
 matory, IHam.; orchitis, IGels., IHam.; with 
 orchitis and nocturnal pains, ICon.; contract- 
 ive pain after, ICinch. ;cramplike pain, ICinch.; 
 especially epididymis .swelling, ICinch.; 
 tearing in left, ICinch. gg^ sequelae, sup- 
 pressed; also Testicles inflamed. 
 Gonorrhoea, urethra : biting before, during and 
 after urination, Cop.; bleeding, lArg. nit.;; 
 catarrh, IHydras.; cutting, after urination,. 
 INatr. m.; burning as in first stage, Cochl.; 
 burning in forepart when passing last few 
 drops of urine, IMerc; burning, worse at 
 night, IMerc; burning before, during and 
 after urination, Cop.; burning during urina- 
 tion, IChel., IGels.; patches of induration, 
 
 I IMerc iod. rub.; inflamed with pain, espe- 
 cially when urinating, IDory. ; inflammation 
 has travelled back, complains of pain at root 
 of penis, IPetrosel.; inflammation, with pul- 
 sating pain throughout, ICop.; itching, I IMerc 
 cor.; itching at mouth, as at commencement,, 
 ISul.; itching before, during and after urina- 
 tion, Cop.; burning in meatus during urination.. 
 
 I I Med.; swelling at meatus, with pulsating 
 throughout penis, ICop.; meatus inflamed,, 
 swollen with soreness, and discharge of pus, 
 ICop.; meatus inflamed, with tingling, Cann.. 
 i.; meatus, slight redness, with profuse pus- 
 like discharge, after two months, ICub.; me- 
 atus, mild ulceration within, I IMerc. cor.; 
 frequent obstructions, with thick yellowish- 
 green discharge, ICub.; pains along, during 
 urination, drawing, burning, I I Med.; pain, 
 fever, scanty discharge, IGels.; pains inter- 
 mittent in front, middle or posterior parts, 
 
 I I Lac c; pains terrible, Ars. s. f. ; feeling as 
 if something remained after urinating, I I Med.; 
 scalding during urination, ICub.; feeling of 
 soreness during urination, I I Med.; stinging, 
 ■■Merc cor., IMez.; swollen, IIThuya ; ten- 
 derness, as in first stage, Cochl.; throbbing, 
 ■ IMerc. cor.; tickling at orifice, with pulsat- 
 ing throughout penis, ICop.; tingling, with 
 inflammation around meatus, Cann. L; titil- 
 lating, IMez.; sore to touch, IMez.; urinary 
 irritation, ICop. 
 g^g" Chap. 21, Urethra inflammation. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, urination: bloody, IMez.; itching 
 after, Cop.; during, violent pains, causing him 
 to cry and tremble, he became feverish, slept 
 and ate but little, and within five days grew 
 perceptibly thinner, Polyg.; relieves, iTereb.; 
 scalding, IIThuya; sudden urging and stran- 
 gury, IPetrosel. 
 ggT" Chap. 21, Urination painful. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, warts (condylomata): IIThuya; 
 after abuse of mercury, four, white, pedunc- 
 ulated, dry, on mucous surface of prepuce, 
 ■Lye; on a sycotic basis, Cinnab. 
 g^" Genitals, Glans and Penis warts. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, in women: lAur. mur., ICann. s., 
 I IFerr., IIPuls.; chronic, discharge very acrid, 
 ■Petrol.; chronic, with ovarian pain, IPlat. ; 
 cutting between labia during micturition, 
 Cann. s. ; discharge profuse green, with 
 burning and warmth in vagina, particularly 
 during urination, ICop.; painful, ILact. v.; 
 painless, discharge^ thick, milky, mucous, 
 with burning stinging, swelling of labia and 
 cutting pain at mouth of uterus, IIPuls. 
 
 PENIS, burning : Cann. i., IMerc sol., Spong.; 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 during coition, with swelling of penis next 
 day, IKreo.; with frequent erections, early in 
 morning, IMagn. m.; feeling as if burnt when 
 walking, Cann. s.; at point, within canal (kid- 
 ney disease), IBerb. ; at point, accompanies 
 urination, drop by drop, with interruptions, 
 IPareira ; rasping, particularly left side, Berb.; 
 about root, in afternoon, 01. an.; during sem- 
 inal discharge in coitus (stricture), I Clem. 
 
 Penis, burrowing: dull, Calad. 
 
 Penis, cold: I I Agar. 1 1 Agnus, IILyc, ISul. 
 jgilp" 1 relaxed, retracted, small ; also Geni- 
 tals cold; also Sexual power decreased. 
 
 Penis, congestion : venous, IPuls. 
 
 Penis, constrictive pain : at root, morning on 
 awaking, I Kali bi. 
 
 Penis, cutting: Anac, Berb.; contracted all 
 along upper part, bending it upward (old 
 man), IBerb. ; on left side, Alum.; at root, 
 with very slow stream, during urination pains 
 come on just as last drops are voided, Med. 
 
 Penis, dragging : IKali c. 
 
 Penis, drawing: Ammoniac; very acute, in 
 forepart, I I Zinc. 
 
 Penis, erections: absent, ICalc, ICamph., 
 Caust., ICon., IHelL, IKob., IMagn. c, I INitr. 
 ac, INuph., IPhos., IPsor.,Sumb.,Tabac; ab- 
 sent, when coition is attempted, lArg. nit.; 
 absent, even after amorous caresses, Calad.; 
 absent, with excitement, Selen.; absent, noth- 
 ing can produce, 1 1 Agar.; absent, with invol- 
 untary seminal losses during sleep, stool and 
 urination, INuph. ; absent, with inward sex- 
 ual desire, IPhos.; in afternoon, with lascivi- 
 ousness, Lyss.; on awaking, I I Card. m. ; with 
 burning or stitches in urethra, INitr. ac; 
 almost to bursting, IPic ac; as in chordee, 
 ■Strain.; with erysipelas, after circumcision, 
 lApis ; continued, in a weak old man, Arn. ; 
 convulsive, in a child (facial erysipelas), 
 ILach.; during day, Anac, IClem.; during 
 • day, with lascivious thoughts, Sinap.; day and 
 night, Ferr., IPhos.; great desire for an em- 
 brace, I I Ham.; with but little desire, Lyss.; 
 at dinner, Alum.; after dinner, Niccol.; with 
 dreams, I IPhos. ac; with emissions every 
 second or third night, IINux v.; after an 
 emission, awakens (spermatorrhoea), I IPhos. 
 ac ; in evening strong, while undressing in a 
 cold room, I Lyss.; exhausting, Aur. mur.; 
 with voluptuous fancies, but without sexual 
 desire, Spig.; feeble, Chen, v., IHep., IILyc, 
 INuph.; feeble, with strong desire, IPhos.; 
 frequent, Amm. m., Anthrok., Apis, Arund., 
 IPhos.; frequent, even during day, IChel.; 
 frequent, in morning, ICimex ; frequent, 
 early in morning, with burning in penis, 
 IMagn. m. ; frequent, worse at night, I I Alum.; 
 frequent, painful, worse at night (gonor- 
 rhoea), IMerc.; frequent, painful, duringlatter 
 part of night (syphilis), INitr. ac; frequent, 
 with loss of prostatic fluid, IPuls.; frequent, 
 with sexual desire, INatr. m.; frequent, with 
 great sexual excitement, Coccus ; frequent, 
 then stitches in urethra, Cann.s.; lasting half 
 an hour, with nausea, Kali bi.; frequently 
 puts hand to penis, I IStram.; imperfect, 
 IILyc; imperfect, . with chronic inflam- 
 mation of urethra, IPetrol.; incomplete, 
 semen emits too soon, Calad.; incomplete, 
 with vertigo, Tarant.; with sexual indiffer- 
 ence, even during coition which is perfectly 
 
 performed, Lyss.; ineffectual, during coition, 
 IPhos., ISep.; infrequent, INuph.; insuffi- 
 cient, ISelen. ; insufficient, lasting only a short 
 time, ICon.; with itching in penis, Caust., 
 1 1 Nux v. ; long continued, Clem. ; long con- 
 tinued, after emissions with amorous dreams, 
 Rhod.; long lasting, Anthrok., Apis; long 
 lasting, in morning, IPuls.; without any cause, 
 on lying down, Oxal. ac; in morning, Agar., 
 Aloe, Ars. h., Niccol.; annoying, in morning, 
 loins ache too much to attempt coition, Lact. 
 ac; in morning, cohabits, desire ceases, does not 
 know whether there was an emission, Calad.; 
 earlier in morning and firmer, Osm.; in morn- 
 ing, none in evening or night, Pallad.; only 
 in morning, before rising, IBar. c; in morning, 
 without sexual desire, Amb., Amm. c, Calad., 
 Cinch, bol., INatr. m., Selen.; in morning, 
 when standing, Phos. ac; after midday nap, 
 INux v.; at night, I Agar., ICanth., Ferr., 
 INatr. c, Niccol., 01. an.; at night, when half 
 asleep, cease when fully awake, Calad. ; awakes 
 at night, I IHep., Sil.; at night, with severe 
 bleeding from region of frsenum, INitr. ac; 
 constant, at night, ILach. ; continued, at 
 night, Sep.; at night, without exciting dreams, 
 CycL; easy, during night, Ferr. iod.; at night, 
 with emissions, IKali br.; at night, without 
 emission, lAur. met.; during night, frequent, 
 Cornus; at night,painful,with lascivious excite- 
 ment, IMerc; painful at night, causing sleep- 
 lessness, IThuya; persistent during night,Cor- 
 nus ; constant, at night, with excessive sexual 
 desire, IKali br.; at night, strong, Cornus ; at 
 night, unusually strong and frequent, Helon.; 
 at night, with desire to urinate, IRhus; at 
 night, after urination, Lith.; obstinate and 
 violent at night, with lascivious dreams and 
 emisions, Sinap.; painful, Anthrok., Cann. i., 
 IPhos., Zing.; painful, after coition, Qalad.; 
 painful, without desire, ICalad.; painful, in 
 gonorrhoea, lArg. nit.; painful , with inward 
 itching, Jamb.; painful, with lassitude, Sabad.; 
 painful, especially in morning, INux v.; pain- 
 ful, before rising in morning, ISil.; painful 
 during morning sleep, Lactu. v. ; painful, at 
 night, ICaps.; painful, worse at night, I I Alum.; 
 painful, with tension in penis, evenings, Calc 
 p.; painful, after copious painful pollutions, 
 IKali c; painful, caused by swelling of scro- 
 tum, Jacar.; painful, disturb sleep, Cact.; pain- 
 ful, spasmodic, at night, INitr. ac; painful, 
 with burning in urethra, Calc p.; partial, 
 IKob.; pressure in perineum, at beginning, 
 ■Alum.; persistent (spermatorrhoea), IKali br.; 
 persistent, strong with pain, also pressure in 
 abdomen, I I Zinc. ; from slight provocations, 
 ■Plumb.; while riding (impotence), IBar. c; 
 while riding in a carriage, without desire, 
 ICalc p.; while riding, walking, sitting, 
 Cann. i.; semi-erections, constant, IKali iod.; 
 without sensation, Cann. s ; excite sexual de- 
 sire, ICham., Petrol.; with sexual desire, after 
 midday nap, Jamb.; without sexual desire, 
 Euphor.; short, INatr. c; disturb sleep, Lith., 
 Pic ac; frequent during sleep and in morning, 
 Ast. r.; during sleep, impotence on awaking, 
 1 1 Op.; during sleeplessness, ICanth.; slow, 
 ISelen.; before stool, Kali hi.; during stool, 
 llgn.; with ' ineffectual urging to stool, 
 I llgn., Thuya ; strong, persistent, painless, 
 without voluptuous sensation, ICanth.; 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 tearing pain, in spermatorrhoea, IKali br. ; 
 with painful tension, without sexual desire 
 in morning, Cepa ; with tensive pain, Cann. 
 s.; terrible, with restless sleep, IPic. ac; 
 followed by pain in testicles and cords, Oxal. 
 ac; not caused by amorous thoughts, Cann. 
 i.; without voluptuous thoughts, I I Agnus; 
 with urging to urinate, Aspar.; with desire 
 to urinate, Mosch.; after urinating, Aloe ; 
 when urinating, burning like fire, Cain.; 
 w T ith contractive pain along urethra, ICanth.; 
 w 7 ith sore pain along urethra, ICanth. ; violent, 
 Anac, Clem., Cann. i., IGraph., IMez., IPic. 
 ac, IPlumb.; violent, continuous with in- 
 creased sexual desire, Sabina ; violent, con- 
 tinued, often waking, Arm; violent, with 
 emissions and itching of scrotum, IKali m.; 
 violent, particularly in evening, Cinnab.; 
 violent, and frequent, ISil.; violent and fre- 
 quent, day and night, 1 1 Med.; violent, in. 
 :gonorrhcea, IGels.; violent, with throbbing 
 headache after severe mental effort, worse at 
 base of brain, IPic. ac; violent, all night, 
 I IPic ac; violent, especially at night, with 
 excessive sexual desire, IPlat.; violent, with 
 sexual desire, lOp. ; violent, without sexual 
 desire, Sil.; violent, during sleep, I I Merc cor., 
 INatr. c!; violent, precedes passage of large 
 ' quantities of urine, during night, Sinap.; when 
 getting warm in bed, Ant. c; weak, during 
 coition, Therid. 
 
 ggg~ Gonorrhoea, chordee ; Sexual excite- 
 ment, Sexual power. 
 
 Penis, eruption : biil on left side, near pubes, 
 Diad.; herpetic, IGraph.; red pimples on back, 
 Phos. ac; purple red, after injuries, II Arm; 
 vesicular, HCrot. t. 
 
 Penis, flaccid : g^° relaxed. 
 
 Penis, gangrene : Amyg.,1 Ars., 7rCanth., ILach., 
 ILaur.; threatens, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Penis, heat: Jacar., IMez., ISpong. ; at height 
 of chill, Sil. 
 
 Penis, heaviness : Cub. 
 
 Penis, indurated : old man, IBerb. ; hard string 
 along upper part, Berb. 
 
 Penis, inflammation : Cub., IKali iod. ; end, in 
 cvstitis, Med.; swollen, with deep rhagades, 
 ISul. 
 
 Penis, injuries : lArm, ICalend., IHyper., Mil- 
 lef., IRhus. 
 
 Penis, itching : Agar., Ant. c, IHep., Lachm, 
 INatr. s. , Spong. ; in evening after lying down, 
 better by scratching, llgm; on lower part, 
 Como.; of skin, HCaust. 
 
 Penis, jerking: Thuya; a kind of nervous 
 floating, pain in left half, frequently repeated, 
 Form.; painful at root, Zinc. 
 
 Penis, lacerating : at point, during urination 
 (chronic catarrh of bladder), I IPareira. 
 
 Penis, lymphatics: swelling, Lactu. v., IMerc 
 
 Penis, pain: Jacar.; during cough, Ign.; after 
 emissions, IDig.; in end, IFerr. ph.; leftside, 
 Ars. h.; at root (urethral disease, especially 
 gonorrhoea), IPetrosel.; when walking, Cann. 
 s. Jl^g^ Erections painful. 
 
 Penis, pressing sensation : Cub.; on leftside of 
 root, while standing, outward as if hernia 
 would protrude, ICamph. 
 
 Penis, pricking : sharp, Sil. 
 
 Penis, relaxed (flaccid) : Agar., I I Arum d.,IBar. 
 c,Cann. i.,Carbol.ac, Jamb.,IILyc,IMur. ac, 
 I IPic ac; discharge of prostatic fluid, Euphor.; 
 
 during embrace, INux v.; nocturnal emis- 
 sions, Bell.; w T ith emissions and lascivious 
 dreams, Sabad.; voluptuous fancies excite no 
 erections, IIAgnus; with sexual desire, ICa- 
 lad.; with increased sexual instinct, ICrotal. ; 
 in spermatorrhoea, from onanism, IGels.. 
 %g$^ cold, erections ; also Sexual power 
 decreased. 
 
 Penis, retracted: Euph., INuph., I IPic. ac; 
 becomes small, lllgn.; spasmodically, I I Puis. 
 ggp^ cold, small. 
 
 Penis, scalding : at point, during urination 
 (chronic catarrh of bladder), I IPareira. 
 
 Penis, sensitive : when walking, as if shirt 
 were rough and rubbed it, Zinc. 
 
 Penis, sharp pains : Stilling. 
 
 Penis, shooting : Ammoniac; from middle line 
 of belly, Alum.; dull, heavy, iEsc h.; in root, 
 Calc p. 
 
 Penis, shrunken : j^^ small. 
 
 Penis, small : Aloe, IILyc; atrophy (after onan- 
 ism), Arg. met.; flaccid, cold, IIAgnus; pre- 
 puce drawn behind corona, Prun.; shrunken, 
 I I Agar., Cann. i., I IPic ac; wrinkled up when 
 he cried (child, with intestinal spasms), I I Op. 
 g^ 35 cold, retracted. 
 
 Penis, smarting at end: Arum t. 
 
 Penis, sore: Cup. ars.; in meningitis, I Thuya ; 
 as if, when walking, Cann. s. 
 
 Penis, stinging: Berb.; about root, in after- 
 noon, 01. an. ; frequent, w T hen sitting or walk- 
 ing, Magn. s. ; after urinating, Brach. 
 
 Penis, stitches: Ascl. t,, Calad., IJacea ; from 
 behind forward, Spig. ; needlelike, Asaf.; fine, 
 pricking, I I Mez. ; with increased sexual de- 
 sire, ISul.; in sides, Brom.; when sitting, 
 ILith. 
 
 Penis, stricture: J8g§~ Chap. 21, Urethra, strict- 
 ure. 
 
 Penis, sweat : Lachn. B^" Scrotum, sweat. 
 
 Penis, swollen : ICann. s., ICinnab., IKali iod., 
 IMerc cor., IMez., ISil.; cardiac dropsy, IDig.; 
 day after coition, I Kreo.; dropsical, ICanth., 
 IFluor. ac, IIRhus; enormously (syphilis), 
 ■ Lac c; in gonorrhoea, I Millef.; hard, Sabina ; 
 heart disease, lApoc; after injuries, 1 1 Arm; 
 inflammatory, ILed.; integuments, Vespa; 
 puffiness of integuments, Vespa; S-sh aped (af- 
 fection of liver, with dropsy), IFluor. ac; 
 spiral form (oedema), I I Rhus. 
 
 Penis, tearing : at point, accompanies urine, 
 drop by drop, with interruptions, IPareira ; 
 tearing in root, drawing, preceded by dull 
 sticking in lower abdomen, near genitals, 
 Zinc 
 
 Penis, tension: w^ith erection, Calc. p. 
 $gg Q ' Gonorrhoea, chordee. 
 
 Penis, thrilling : Brach. ; tingling to glans, thrill 
 runs down dorsum (renal calculus), ICanth. 
 
 Penis, throbbing: Brach.; pulsating, with in- 
 flammation of urinary organs (gonorrhoea), 
 ICop. 
 
 Penis, tickling : in end, Ascl. s. 
 
 Penis tumor: vascular, in urethra, lEucal. 
 
 Penis, twitching : Caust., ICinnab.; in bed, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Penis, ulcers: IKali bi.; like chancres, Ananth.; 
 on dorsum, discolored, greenish crusty I ISul.; 
 fistulous in corpus spongiosum, left side one 
 inch posterior to corona glandis, extending 
 into urethra, during urination a portion of 
 urine escaped (syphilis), INitr. ac; mercurio- 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 syphilitic, ILach.; sloughing of entire integu- 
 ment, leaving organ perfectly denuded (syph- 
 ilis), INitr. ac; syphilitic, ILac c. 
 gUT Syphilis chancre. 
 
 Penis, uneasiness : Cann. i. 
 
 Penis, urging : painful, as after excessive coi- 
 tion, with lasciviousness, Lyss. 
 
 Penis, warts : moist, ILyc. "j^^gr* Genitals and 
 Glans warts. 
 
 Penis, weakness : sensation of, Alum. 
 
 jH^ erections ; also Sexual power de- 
 creased. 
 
 PREPUCE, aching : of inner surface, ILyc. 
 
 Prepuce, biting sensation : on inner surface, 
 INux v.; on urinating, Calad. 
 
 Prepuce, black : bluish, with hemorrhage and 
 gangrene (syphilis), IKreo. 
 
 Prepuce, burning: Ars. m., Cann. s., ISul.; be- 
 tween prepuce and glans, Thuya ; in phimosis, 
 ISul.; rasping, Berb.; after stool, Sil. 
 
 Prepuce, chancre ; jg^ 1 * Syphilis, chancre. 
 
 Prepuce, coldness: Berb.; icy, ISul.; moist, 
 Zing. 
 
 Prepuce, discharge : inner surface secretes a 
 yellowish-green offensive matter, ICoral.; 
 yellowish pus, in drops, IIMerc; yellowish- 
 white liquid, Jacar. 
 
 Prepuce, eruption : IMerc.sol.; large round blister 
 that seemed about to burst (dropsy), I Graph.; 
 little blisters containing pus burst and form 
 round flat ulcers, Ars. h.; long shaped blister 
 hangs from, I I Rhus; blisters on inner surface 
 forming chancre-like ulcers (gonorrhoea), INitr. 
 ac; red blotches on inner surface, IRhus; 
 several reddish-yellow discolorations, ICin- 
 nab.; herpes, Caust., IMerc, ISars.; herpes, 
 bleeding, Dulc; herpes, brown, Dulc.; herpes, 
 burning, Sep.; herpes, chappy, with circular 
 desquamation of, Sep.; herpes, corroding, 
 itching, IPhos. ac; herpes, dry, Dulc; herpes, 
 furfuraceous, Dulc; herpes, humid, Dulc, 
 Sep.; herpes, itching, IPetrol., Sep.; herpes, 
 preputialis, mercurial, itching, INitr. ac; 
 herpes, scurfy, Sep.; with tingling, IPhos. ac; 
 herpes, small .vesicles in groups, whitish 
 with red base and itching, sensitive to 
 touch, IHep.; three red patches resembling in 
 color eruptions of scarlatina on, ICinnab. ; 
 white oval patches (syphilis), 1 1 Sang. ; itching 
 humid pimples, Sil.; smallpox on inner sur- 
 face, humid, suppurating, depressed on centre, 
 Thuya ; red spots changing to an ulcer with 
 scurf, Thuya ; bright red- spots, size of a pea, 
 Cann. s. ; vesicles, IGraph.; vesicles (catarrh 
 of bladder), ICaust.; itching vesicles, ICalc; 
 small itching vesicles open after a few days 
 and become covered with small dry scabs or 
 brown scurf, I INitr. ac; pale red vesicles from 
 small ulcers, after breaking, IMerc ; vesicles, 
 successive crops, very sore to touch, soon 
 open at tip and leave a little ulcerlike sore, 
 lasting a few days, a round clean cut, sharp 
 edged elevation with depression, however, 
 not filled with pus as in genuine chancre 
 (retro-nasal catarrh benefited ),7rMed.; vesicles, 
 changing to suppurating ulcers, Caust. 
 
 Prepuce, erysipelas: after circumcision, lApis. 
 
 Prepuce, excoriation: mechanical, of nlucous 
 surface, after coitus, ICalend.; easy, INatr. c; 
 on inner and lower part, I I Cinch, bol.; itch- 
 ing, burning, with acrid discharge appearing 
 upon inner surface as case improved (right- 
 
 sided inguinal hernia), MPsor.; at orifice, in 
 diarrhoea, I I Thuya ; by urine, IHep. 
 
 Prepuce, fissured : ISep. 
 
 Prepuce, fraenum : inflammation, yellow pus; 
 between frsenum and glans, ICalc; itching, 
 IHep.; soft, smooth, painless lump, having an 
 abrasion on left side (gonorrhoea), 1 1 Thuya ; 
 attacks of pain (gleet), I ISabina; humid se- 
 cretions, Phos. ac. ; smarting, Benz. ac. ; sore, 
 as if pricked by needles, ICoral.; tingling, 
 Phos. ac; ulcers, I INitr. ac; painful ulcers, on 
 both sides (chancre), IMerc. sol.; tingling, 
 oozing vesicles around, with feeling of heavi- 
 ness in glans, I IPhos. ac. 
 
 Prepuce, heat: Cann. s., IMerc.sol.; in gonor- 
 rhoea, IMerc. 
 
 Prepuce, induration: after chancres, ILach.; 
 boardlike, red, swollen, with chancre, ISul. 
 
 Prepuce, inflamed : ICalc, Cann. s., IMerc, 
 INatr. c; with acrid discharge, ISul.; of inner 
 surface and its margins, with suppurating 
 ulcers with flat edges looking like chancre,, 
 with sticking tearing, especially worse towards 
 evening, lasting through night and preventing: 
 sleep, still worse by violent erections towards 
 morning, INitr. ac; with burning pain, INitr. 
 ac; in paraphimosis, IColoc; with redness 
 and burning, ICalc; redness of inner surface, 
 painful sensitiveness, IMerc. sol.; skin, Elaps ;. 
 in syphilis, lApis. Jg^" sore, swollen. 
 
 Prepuce, itching: Agar., Aloe, I ICinnab., 
 Colch., Gymn., IMerc, INitr. ac, ISep., Sil., 
 ISul., Zing.; biting, in inner and upper por- 
 tion, I I Puis. ; edges, Ars^met. ; on inner side 
 of, Como.; on inner surface, Camph., INux v., 
 Thuya ; in margin, ICham.,IIIgn.,Jacar.; with 
 discharge of prostatic fluid on every emotion, 
 HCon.; stinging, on inner surface, Rhus; 
 with swelling, IJacea ; voluptuous, Euphor. 
 
 Prepuce, numbness : Berb. 
 
 Prepuce, odor: fetid, ICinnab. 
 
 Prepuce, painful ; Calad. ,Osm. ; cannot retract it 
 (gleet), I I Sabma ; as if a small bundle of fibres 
 were seized, Jacar. 
 
 Prepuce, paraphimosis: IColoc, IIMerc, 
 IMerc cor., I INitr. ac; gangrene threatened, 
 lArs., MCanth., IILach., IMerc iod. rub.; 
 with extensive swelling of glans, IKaliiod.; 
 gonorrhceal, ICann. s., IIMerc. sul.; gonor- 
 rhoeal, in its beginning, Coloc; in orchitis, 
 INux v.; painful and swollen, after coition, 
 Calad.; pains night and day, IColoc; with pains 
 in penis, IRhus; penis smaller, Prun.; re- 
 tracted behind glans, 1 1 Natr. m.; during sleep, 
 Coloc; syphilitic, IIMerc, INitr. ac, I ISep., 
 I I Thuya. 
 
 Prepuce, phimosis : Aeon., ICalc, ICann. s., 
 Cycl., IHam., Jacar., ILyc, IMerc, I INitr. 
 ac, ISul.; with burning on urinating, I Dig.; 
 in children, Aeon., Calc, Merc, Sul. ; with 
 constipation, ICann. s.; discharge dirty and 
 profuse (secondary syphilis), ICinnab.; dis- 
 charge fetid (secondary syphilis), ICinnab.; 
 discharge of pus, throbbing, IHep.; discharge 
 of fetid pus, ISul.; discharge puslike (secon- 
 dary syphilis), ICinnab.; fromfriction, IIArn.; 
 with induration, Lach., Sep., Sul.; with in- 
 flammation, I Aeon., Arn., Euph., Rhus ; from 
 the use of chemical or poisonous substances, 
 Aeon., Bell., Bry., Camph.; with suppuration, 
 .Caps., IHep., IMerc; with swelling, INitr. ac; 
 syphilitic, IIMerc, INitr. ac, I ISep., 1 1 Thuya. 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 Prepuce, pricking: Jacar.; in margin, Jacar. 
 
 Prepuce, purplish: ICinnab. 
 
 Prepuce, red: Cann. s., I ICinnab., ICoral., 
 ■Mere. sol.,Sil., ISul.; with dry heat of body, 
 Prun.; in x>himosis, ISul. 
 
 Prepuce, sensitive : ICoral. ; margin feels sore 
 when linen touches it, ICoral.; to touch, 
 Cann. s.; to touch, and on walking, IMerc. 
 sol. 
 
 Prepuce, skin : thick, Elaps. 
 
 Prepuce, smarting: Lobel. i.; as from excoria- 
 tion of margin, Cann. s.; on inner side, Cann. 
 s.; in outer edge, worse after urination, Bell. 
 
 Prepuce, sore: I IMerc; like incipient chancre, 
 Ailant.; corrosive pain, Calad.; on inner sur- 
 face and small ulcers secreting very offensive 
 ichor, stains linen like bloody matter, INitr. 
 ac. ; at margin, lllgn., IMur. ac; at margin, 
 in sycosis, ICham.; at margin, or on mons 
 veneris, INux v.; from slight rubbing, Cycl. 
 J8^~ inflamed. 
 
 Prepuce, stinging : on inner surface, Camph. ; in 
 margin, ICham. 
 
 Prepuce, stitches: Ang., I INitr. ac. 
 
 Prepuce, swollen : lApis, Cann. s., ICaps., 
 I ICinnab., ICoral., INatr. c, Sil., IThuya ; to 
 a large water blister without pain, IGraph. ; 
 burning pain, INitr. ac; circumference three 
 times greater, Ars. m.; distended, like a 
 bladder, IRhpd.; as if distended with air or 
 water to a blister, IMerc. sol.; dropsy, IDig., 
 
 I IGraph.; could not be drawn overglans, copi- 
 ous, yellowish green pus on attempting to do 
 so (secondary syphilis), ■ Jacar.; in gonor- 
 rhoea, IMerc; with itching, IJacea, I I Lac c; 
 along margin, 1 1 Calad.; edges covered with 
 nodosities, IILacc; oedema, INatr. s.; cede- 
 matous, to completely hide orifice of urethra 
 (affection of liver, with dropsy), IFluor. ac; 
 in paraphimosis, I Coloc; approaching phimo- 
 sis, Cann. s.; with phimosis, INitr. ac; with 
 painful sensitiveness, IMerc. sol.; dark red, 
 erysipelatous swelling, IIRhus; hard, red, in 
 front, appearing as thick and hard as a lead 
 pencil, with hard chancre in centre, entirely 
 painless, IMerc. iod. rub.; in sycosis, ICham. 
 
 Prepuce, tearing : in left side, (Cinch. 
 
 Prepuce, ulcerative pain : margin, Hgn. 
 
 Prepuce, ulcers: lAur. mur. nat., I ICinch. bol., 
 ICinnab., 1 1 Merc, llPhos., ISep.; bowl- 
 shaped, tallow-like coating, I Arg.nit. ; chancre- 
 like externally, I Hep.; chancrelike, in retro- 
 nasal catarrh, "Med. benefited; grayish, with 
 shaggy borders, Arg. met.; mercurio-syphil- 
 itic, IPhos.; mild (gonorrhoea), I IMerc. cor.; 
 red, flat, with profuse, yellow, ichorous dis- 
 charge on inner surface, ICoral.; small, covered 
 with pus, I Arg. nit.; usually several at a time, 
 
 I I Nitr. ac. ; several small, bleed easily so soon 
 as prepuce moves, or handling parts(chancre), 
 IMerc. sol. 
 
 Prepuce, warts : Aur. mur.; on fraBnum and in- 
 ner surface.bleeding when touched, I ICinnab.; 
 inner surface covered with small, pointed, 
 slight discharge of viscid fluid, I IThuya ; on 
 edge, with itching and burning, I I Psor. ; four 
 w r hite,pedunculated,dry condylomata, on mu- 
 cous surface of, painless and not sensitive to 
 touch, after mercury in gonorrhoea, ILyc; ex- 
 crescence on inner surface, like figw T arts, 
 IThuya; a red growth, like condylomata on 
 inner surface, IThuya; seven, large, moist, 
 
 40 
 
 I Psor. ; around ulcers, 
 Genitals, Glans, and 
 
 itching, burning on, 
 I Aur. mur. nat. g^ 
 Penis warts. 
 
 Prepuce, water: cold, caused pain as from ex- 
 coriation, Cann. s. 
 
 PROSTATE GLAND, affections: Aeon., 
 I I^Esch., Agnus, Aloe, Alumin., II Apis, Aur. 
 met., IBar.c, Benz. ac, IIBov., Cact., HCalc, 
 Cann. s., ICaust., IChim. umb., llCon., ICop., 
 Cycl., IDig., Hep., Hippom., Iod., Kali bi., 
 Kali c, Lith., Lye, IMerc, Puis., Sec, Selen., 
 ISul., IThuya, Zinc; with weight in anus, 
 Cact.; with constriction of bladder, Cact.; 
 chronic, ICon.; in gonorrhoea, I IThuya ; after 
 onanism, ITarant. ; with rectal trouble, 
 I I Pod.; with urethretis, Pareira; desire to 
 pass water, at first ineffectual, Cact. 
 fi^ Chap. 21, Bladder burning in neck ; 
 Urination slow, stream, urging; After 
 urination urging ; also Chap. 19, Perineum. 
 
 Prostate gland, biting : Con. 
 
 Prostate gland, burning: Cop.; in afternoon, 
 Lyss. 
 
 Prostate gland, cancer: with haematuria, Cro- 
 tal. 
 
 Prostate gland, discharge (prostatorrhoea) : 
 I I Agar., I Agnus, Anac, Apis, ICalc, Canth., 
 ■Chim. umb., Elaps, Hep., Mang., INatr. m., 
 IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plumb., IPuls., ISelen., ISep., 
 ■Sil., MSpig., IStaph., Sul., Tabac, IThuya ; 
 copious, without any cause, IZinc ; on every 
 emotion, with itching of prepuce, I ICon.; 
 w T ith frequent erections, IPuls.; a teaspoonful 
 immediately after erection, IPhos. ac; with- 
 out an erection, ILyc; without erection, when 
 thinking of sexual things, INatr. m. ; in even- 
 ing, IPhos. ac; emission of flatus caused it, 
 ■Magn. c; milklike, I ISelen.; milkiike, after 
 stool, Hod.; profuse, without apparent cause, 
 Zinc; from relaxed penis, I Aur. met.; after 
 sexual excesses, I IStaph.; when sitting, with 
 a disagreeable sensation, ISelen.; during sleep, 
 ISelen.; from slightest cause, lEryng.; smell- 
 ing salty and musty, without erection, Lyss.; 
 during stool, Agn., Alum., Anac, ICalc, 
 ■Con., Coral., Elaps, Hep., Hgn., Kali bi., 
 Natr. c, INatr. m., I INux v., IPhos., ISelen., 
 HSep., ISil., Staph., Sul., Zinc; during stool, 
 in chronic prostatitis, I Kali bi.; during hard 
 stool, IPhos.; with soft stool, Anac; while 
 straining at stool, ICarbo v., HSil.; after stool, 
 ■INitr. ac,IISul.; after difficult stool, I INitr. 
 ac; before urinating, Psor.; after urinating, 
 Anac, Hippom., IKali c, Lyss., I ISul.; after 
 urinating, worse from smoking, ■Daph.; after 
 urinating, and during hard stool, IHep.; after 
 urinating, and after difficult stool, INatr. c; 
 when walking, ISelen. fl^" Chap. 20, Dur- 
 ing stool prostatic discharge. 
 
 Prostate gland, dryness : feeling of, Cop. 
 
 Prostate gland, enlarged: Aloe, lApis, I Aur. 
 mur., Bar. c, IBenz. ac, HCalc, Cann. s., 
 Canth., Chim. umb., I ICon., IDig., IFerr. 
 mur., IHvos., Hod., I IKali iod., Lith., ILyc, 
 ■Merc, INatr. s., INitr. ac, I IPareira, HPuls., 
 Senecio; chronic, Spong., ISul., IThuya, Uva 
 ursi; feels as if, and sensitive, Aloe; firmly 
 fixed, Con.; with hardness, Cop., Senecio; 
 feels hard and narrows urethra (prostatitis 
 and atony of sexual organs), I ISelen.; with 
 hemorrhoids, IStaph. ; hypertrophy, lAmm. 
 m., IIBar. c; hypertrophy, chronic urethral 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 discharge, IPhos. ; chronic hypertrophy, small 
 and painless, INatr. c. ; induration, Cop.; 
 irregularly indurated, one spot hard, another 
 spot soft, MSil.; in old men, I Aloe, IDig. ; 
 urinary symptoms, painful, both lobes enorm- 
 ously swollen, almost occluding rectum, IMerc. 
 d.; with retention of urine, IPareira. 
 
 Prostate gland, indurated: Cop., Hod.; hard 
 as a stone, Con. JS^° enlarged. 
 
 Prostate gland, inflammation : Bell., ICub., 
 IHep., Hippom., ILyc, I Petrol., IIPuls., ISil.; 
 with atony of sexual organs, 1 1 Selen. ; neck 
 of bladder swollen and painful when sitting 
 and standing, I I Puis.; chronic, Caust., IKali 
 bi., INux v., Senecio; chronic, in old men, 
 IStaph. ; acute, from sitting on cold wet stone, 
 IChim. umb.; after checked gonorrhoea, INitr. 
 ac, IThuya; with heat and pressure in peri- 
 neum, IPuls. ; caused by immense hard stool, 
 II Selen.; particularly after maltreated gonor- 
 rhceal stricture, IMerc. d.; urine stains red, 
 heavily loaded with urates, excoriating, I Sep. 
 
 Prostate gland, irritation: I IGnaph.; as if he 
 should pass water constantly, Cact. 
 
 Prostate gland, itching : Con. 
 
 Prostate gland, jerking pain : nervous floating, 
 frequently repeated, Form. 
 
 Prostate gland, pains (undefined) : Cup. ars.; 
 after coition, ICepa ; in gonorrhoea, ICaps.; 
 slight, Gnaph. ; during urination, Cop. 
 
 Prostate gland, pressing sensation : 01. an.; 
 painful, Cepa. 
 
 Prostate gland, stitches: ICon., BKali c; and 
 . pressure, urging to stool and urination, ICycl.; 
 when walking, must stand still (chronic pros- 
 tatitis), I Kali bi. 
 
 Prostate gland, tenesmus : Lyss. 
 
 J8^° Chap. 20, Rectum tenesmus ; also Chap. 
 21, Bladder tenesmus. 
 
 SCROTUM, bleeding : UPetrol. 
 
 Scrotum, bluish : Amyg.; in children, I Ars. 
 
 Scrotum, boils : Cup. ars. 
 
 Scrotum, bruised feeling: IKali c. 
 
 Scrotum, burning : Spong. ; with herpes, ICalc; 
 in left half, drawing to right side, Lachn.; in 
 places between it and thighs, Bar. c. ; after 
 scratching, INatr. s. g@* excoriation. 
 
 Scrotum, cancer : scirrhus, ICarbo a. 
 
 Scrotum, chancre : ggT" Syphilis chancre. 
 
 Scrotum, coldness: ICaps., 1 1 Iris; feeling, 
 Berb.; in morning, on waking, ICaps. 
 
 Scrotum, contracted: Aeon., Berb., Carbo s. ; 
 when he cried (child with intestinal spasms), 
 I I Op. ; for two or three weeks, Lyss. ; shrivel- 
 led, Carbo s., ICrot. t., Therid., Zinc; 
 shrunken, cold, Berb.; spasmodically drawn 
 up, IIPuls. flST" Testicles retracted. 
 
 Scrotum, crawling: Ang. 
 
 Scrotum, creeping : IChel. 
 
 Scrotum, cutting : to root of penis, ICon. 
 
 Scrotum, drawing: Clem. 
 
 Scrotum, eruption: eczema itching excessively, 
 worse at night, ICrot. t.; eczema rubrum, 
 Chel. ; herpetic, Crotal., ICrot. t., I lEup. per., 
 Tell.; humid herpes, I INatr. m.; herpetic 
 moist, between it and thighs, INatr. m.; 
 humid, between it and thighs, IIRhus ; dry 
 scaly, violent itching, worse at night, ICalad.; 
 miliary, burning, stitching on, IIPuls.; moist 
 IIGraph. ; moist between it and thighs, ISars.; 
 along raphe, from penis to anus, brown hard 
 nodules, which become painless ulcers and 
 
 discharge much pus (syphilis), INitr. ac; 
 pimples, ICalc. p.; humid pimples, IThuya; 
 red pimples, Phos. ac; small pimples or ves- 
 icles, between it and thighs, I Petrol.; purple 
 efflorescence in patches, Colch.; pustular after 
 itching, Ant. sul. aur.; small scabs between 
 it and right thigh, itching, better by scratch- 
 ing, INatr. s.; moist vesicles on left side, 
 Aeon.; small flat vesicles, painful to touch, 
 become moist and form dry scales, IChel.; 
 vesicular, I ICrot. t., 1 1 Rhus v. 
 1$^ erysipelas. 
 
 Scrotum, erysipelas : IRhus ; extending to 
 anus, Arn.; scratching causes sexual pleasure 
 and escape of semen, which weakens (scarla- 
 tina) , I I Rhus. 
 
 Scrotum, excoriation: IISul.; acrid humor, 
 Cop.; epithelium, denuded in large spots, with 
 soreness, Phos. ac; erosions on sides, con- 
 stantly oozing moisture, IThuya ; humid sore- 
 ness, I IHep.; between it and thighs, moist, 
 Bar. c; moisture, extending to perineum and 
 thighs, UPetrol.; raw appearance (itching 
 eruption), I ISul. ; rawness, in children, Ars.; 
 red places, between it and thighs, Bar. c; 
 soreness, ICalc p.; soreness, especially left 
 side, Berb.; soreness, oozing fluid, ICalc. p.; 
 between it and thighs, I ILyc, IMerc, INatr. 
 c, INatr. m. 
 
 Scrotum, fistula : irregular and discolored from 
 a sinus and cicatrization of former abscesses 
 and sinuses, I I Spong.; discharges a little 
 thick, whitish matter, 1 1 Spong.; several 
 swollen and inflamed openings, constant tur- 
 bid watery discharge, several of these open- 
 ings penetrate through scrotum, others form 
 canals running through skin, Hod. 
 
 Scrotum, fulness : in lower part, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Scrotum, heat: IChel., Jacar., I IPuls., ISpong.; 
 on left side, in orchitis, 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Scrotum, hernia : jgigr* Chap. 19, Inguinal re- 
 gion hernia. 
 
 Scrotum, induration: IISul.; with intolerable 
 itching, IIRhus, 
 
 Scrotum, inflammation : erysipelatous, 1 1 Apis, 
 Ars., IRhus ; after attacks of malarious fever, 
 I I Op. 
 
 Scrotum, irritation : I ISul. 
 ®|gp Lt ' excoriation, itching. 
 
 Scrotum, itching (pruritus) : Alum., Ang., 
 Apis, Arg. met., Ars. met., lArumd., Aur. 
 met., Berb., ICalc. p., HCaust., IChel., ICist, 
 Citrus, ICoccul., I ICrot. t., Form., IIGraph., 
 Indig., I IJacea, I I Kali c, Lachn., ILyc, 
 Manc,Meph., IMur. ac.,1 INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 I INux v., IRhod., IRhus, Selen., Spong., 
 IISul.; to anus, IMagn. m.; biting as from 
 salt, on left side, Ant. c ; with burning, after 
 scratching, INatr. s., constant, INuph.; corro- 
 sive, worse while walking, ICrot. t. ; with 
 violent erections, IKali in.; in gonorrhoea, 
 IMerc; in herpes, ICalc. ; herpetic, extend- 
 ing to perineum and thighs, UPetrol.; in in- 
 terior, Mang. ; left side, must pinch and rub 
 it between thumb and finger, I IStaph.; dur- 
 ing night, Como. ; keeps him awake at night, 
 and torments him nearly all day, I ITJrt. ur.; 
 better by scratching, soon returns, Carbol.ac; 
 not better by scratching, almost sore, several 
 evenings in succession, Zinc; disturbing sleep, 
 better from scratching, ICrot. t. ; violent, dis- 
 turbing sleep at night, INatr. m.; in a small 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 spot, Niccol.; between it and thighs, INatr. 
 m.; unbearable, after scratching pimples arise, 
 oozing a moisture and keeping parts sore, 
 ISars.; violent, I Kali c; voluptuous, follow- 
 ing use of Staphisagria, lAmb.; voluptuous, 
 excites sexual desire, Anac; voluptuous, after 
 sexual excesses, I IStaph.; voluptuous, caused 
 by scratching, ICrot. t. 
 $gg~ eruption, irritation. 
 
 Scrotum, peristaltic motion: increased all 
 afternoon and evening, Lyss. JE^g" 5 " twisting. 
 
 Scrotum, red: Apis, IChel., Cop., ICrot. t., 
 I I Puis.; bluish, IMur. ac,; bright, Rhus ; deep, 
 I I Rhus v. ; with itching eruption, I I Sul. ; to 
 perineum and thighs, IIPetroL; shining, 
 worse right side (gonorrhoea), IMerc. 
 
 Scrotum, relaxed: Aloe, Amm. c, Astac.,ICalc; 
 ICoff., HClem., I I Iris, IILyc, IMagn. m., 
 INatr. m., INuph.; continuously, in varicocele, 
 ISul.; flabby, INatr. m.; flaccid, falling half 
 way to knee, Rhus ; hanging down on eighth 
 day, while before and after it was contracted, 
 Lyss.; hanging almost to knees, I I Pic. ac; 
 with great depression of sexual system, 
 TJstil. Jg^ Penis relaxed. 
 
 Scrotum, retraction : gg§~ contracted. 
 
 Scrotum, rhagades: IPetrol. 
 
 Scrotum, sensitive : sore to touch, Apis. 
 
 Scrotum, shining : like a mirror, IGraph.; red, 
 worse right side (gonorrhoea), IMerc. 
 
 Scrotum, soreness : feeling of, in sides and 
 contiguous parts of thighs, Zinc. 
 
 Scrotum, stinging: I INatr. in., I IXJrt. ur. 
 
 Scrotum, stitches: I IJacea. 
 
 Scrotum, sweat : Bar. c; excessive, MCalad., 
 ICalc. p., Daph.,1 IIgn.,Lachn., IILyc, IMagn. 
 m., IMerc. INatr. s., IPsor., IRliod., I ISil., 
 HSul.;cold, IHam.; profuse cold, at night, 
 Ham.; constantly moist and damp, Cup. ars.; 
 profuse, ISep.; profuse, warm, IGels.; sticking, 
 ILyc.; strong smelling, IDiosc.; sweetish 
 smelling, IThuya, g^° Genitals sweat. 
 
 Scrotum, swollen: 1 1 Apis, IChel., Jacar., INatr. 
 m., IIRhus, I I Rhus v., Sep., I IXJrt. ur.,Vespa; 
 looks like a bladder filled with water, 1 1 Dig. ; 
 dropsy, IIApis, ICanth., I I Citrus, Ferr., 
 I IGraph., IKali c, IIRhus; in cardiac dropsy, 
 IDig.; enormously (aortic insufficiency, albu- 
 minuria), I I Zinc ; enormously ,in dropsy, ILyc; 
 enormously, in scarlatinal dropsy, ILach., 
 IPhos.; gangrene threatened, IFluor. ac; in 
 chronic gonorrhoea, Brom.; as large as a child's 
 head (affection of liver,with dropsy), IFluor.ac; 
 in heart disease, lApoc ; inflammatory, Phos. 
 ac; with intolerable itching, IIEhus ; on left 
 side (orchitis), I INux v.;leftsideformanyyears, 
 slightly enlarged, accompanied by varicocele, 
 sudden, rapid increase of size, finally present- 
 ing a hard,painless tumor, 19 cm.long, and 9 cm. 
 in circumference (sarcocele), IMerc iod. rub.; 
 oedema, 1 1 Ars., I Ferr. s., INatr. s., IIEhus; 
 oedema, in dropsy, IColch.; oedema, in dia- 
 betes mellitus, lArg. met.; painful, after sup- 
 pressed chancre, MSyph.; painless, I IMez.; 
 painless, after contusion from riding on horse- 
 hack, IBar. m.; puffy, Vespa ; tickling and 
 itching on left side, Agar.; right half, 1 1 Clem.; 
 after scarlet fever, IHep.; as large as a child's 
 head, after scarlet fever, upon going into air 
 before desquamation, ILach.; after scarlet 
 fever, with recurrence of fever, 1 1 Rhus ; skin 
 thicker, Calad. ; with scaly spots, ICalc; 
 
 thickened, HClem.; thickening of skin, 
 I ISul. 
 
 Scrotum, tingling : and itching, Lachn.; during 
 night, Como. 
 
 Scrotum, twisting sensation: Jamb. 
 
 Scrotum, ulceration : I I Nitr. ac. ; flat, with fetid 
 ichor, Aur. mur. ; after gonorrhoea, lAur. 
 met.; sloughing, after attack of malarious 
 fever, I I Op.; syphilitic, IKali iod. 
 
 Scrotum, warts: excrescences (fistula in ano), 
 I Aur. mur.; red tubercle between it and right 
 thigh, Thuya, fi^" Genitals warts. 
 
 Scrotum, yellow : greenish, Amyg. 
 
 SEMEN, increased: Zing. 
 
 Semen, odor: not normal, ISelen.; pungent, 
 ILach.; like stale urine, INatr. p. 
 
 Semen, thick : with threads of white opaque 
 substance (nocturnal emission), Med. 
 
 Semen, thin: INatr. p., ISelen.; watery, INatr. p., 
 ■Sep.; watery, deficient, A gnus; watery, causing 
 no stiffness of linen (nocturnal emission), Med. 
 
 Semen, transparent : consistency of gum arabic 
 mucilage, too thick to pour and voided with 
 difficulty (nocturnal emission), Med. 
 
 SEMINAL EMISSIONS (involuntary, noc- 
 turnal, spermatorrhoea): Acet. ac, Mac. h., 
 Alum., Ars., Ars. s.f.JArt. v., IBar. c, ^Bar. m., 
 Bell.,IBism.,Bov., Brom., Bufo.,Cad.s.,l ICalc, 
 Cann. s., Canth., ICarbo a., Carbo v., Case, 
 Caust., ICbam. , ICic, ICimex, I ICinch. , Clem., 
 Coca, ICoccul., Codein., Collin., Coloc, ICon., 
 Crot. t., ICycl., HCypr., IDig., I IDiosc, 
 Eryng., IFerr., IFerr. ph., IForm., IIGels., 
 ■Graph., IHep., IHydras., Iris, IKali br., 
 Kali c, IILyc, IMagn. m., IMerc, Merc. iod. 
 rub., Merc, sul., I IMillef., Mosch., INatr. c, 
 I INatr. m., I INatr. p., INitr. ac, I INuph., 
 INux m., INux v., 01. an., lOrig., Oxal. ac, 
 Petrol., I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, IPic ac, IPlat., 
 I I Plumb., IPuls., Ran. b., Rhod., ISabad., 
 Sang., I ISars., HSelen., USep., ISil., IStaph., 
 Stram., I ITereb., IUstil.,Zing. 
 
 Seminal emissions, back : aching, ISars. ; 
 burning pain, and icy cold hands (sperma- 
 torrhoea), IMerc; dull pain in lumbar region, 
 with despondency and irritability, 1 1 Ustil.; 
 lameness, IDiosc; dull pain in lumbar region, 
 Ham.; weakness and pain in sacrum, IGraph. 
 
 Seminal emissions, better from : Agnus, Calc 
 p., ILach., Zinc 
 
 Seminal emissions, bloody: TrCann. s., IPetrol.; 
 clear blood, Canth.; in gonorrhoea, IMerc; 
 nocturnal, 1 1 Led. 
 
 Seminal emissions, breathing : difficult, stick- 
 ing pains in chest, IPhos.; followed by dysp- 
 noea, I IStaph. 
 
 Seminal emissions, chilliness : and lassitude, 
 with increased sexual desire, INatr. m. 
 
 Seminal emissions, in coition: absent, Jamb. , 
 IPsor.; after coition, Aeon., Bar. c, Kali 
 c, INatr. m., IPhos., Rhod.; after coition, 
 day and night, IDig.; difficult and tardy, 
 followed by sensation of emptiness and dis- 
 comfort in parts, lasting all next day, Lyss. ; 
 difficult, almost impossible, IZinc; incom- 
 plete, Zing.; insufficient, Lyss.; almost invol- 
 untary, without much erection, I IGraph.; in- 
 voluntary, after, Agnus ; no history of previ- 
 ous excesses, ICon.; orgasm subsides several 
 times before it leads to ejaculation, Jamb.; 
 power weakened (balanitis) , ICoral. ; too rapid, 
 IPhos., IZinc; retarded, Jamb.; retarded, with 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 dormant sexual instinct, INatr. m.; without 
 sensation, IDiosc; slow, I I Fluor, ac; too soon, 
 IIBar. c. , Ind., IILyc, INatr. c; too soon, 
 almost without excitement, in morning, Jamb. 
 gg^ Coition during ; Sexual power di- 
 minished. 
 
 Seminal emissions, constipation : ILyc. ; and 
 hemorrhoids, 1 1 Collin. 
 
 Seminal emissions, constitution : in healthy, 
 robust men, from plethora, IINux v.; from 
 relaxation and debility, (Gels. 
 
 Seminal emissions, in convulsions : Art. v. 
 
 Seminal emissions, copious: IPhos. ac, 1 1 Pic. 
 ac, 1 1 Staph.; painful, with subsequent pain- 
 ful erection, I Kali c. 
 
 Seminal emissions, with dreams: Ars. s. f., 
 Bar. c, Bism., Kali c, Lyss., Phos., Rhod., 
 Sars.; amorous, Ant. c, Aph. ch., Bism., Cain., 
 ■Cic, IDig., IDiosc, IGraph., Ilris, IJacea, 
 IKalibr., IKalic, IKalim., IKob., I lOleand., 
 IIOp., IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Senecio, ISep., 
 £inap., Staph.; amorous, awaken him, I ISe- 
 len.; amorous, followed by copious, Merc iod. 
 flav.; amorous, later long-continued erections, 
 Rhod.; amorous, sexual, next day languor 
 and irritability and pain in base of brain, 
 I Gels. ; amorous, lassitude, gloomy depress- 
 ing mood, dull pain in lumbar region, Ham.; 
 amorous, from one to three times a week, 
 
 I I Sars.; one to four, every week, MUstil.; 
 feels as if he had not slept, Ham. ; follows 
 dream that he must urinate, Merc. iod. flav.; 
 vivid, causing weariness of mind, IJacea; 
 vivid, of women all night, IDiosc 
 
 Seminal emissions, emaciation: ICinch., IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, ISamb. 
 
 Seminal emissions, epilepsy : caused by emis- 
 sions, ILach. fi^° convulsions. 
 
 Seminal emissions, erections : jf^r* penis. 
 
 Seminal emissions, eyes : asthenopia from ex- 
 haustion, I Kali c, ISep.; want of action of 
 ciliary muscles, lArg. nit.; vision blurred, 
 ICalc, ICinch., ILil. tig., I IPhos. 
 
 Seminal emissions, face: blue rings around 
 eyes, IZinc; pale, IIGels., ILyc, IZinc; pale 
 with sunken eyes, Ilris; sunken, IZinc 
 
 Seminal emissions, faintness : Asaf. 
 
 Seminal emissions, formication: all day an 
 itching sensation as if ants were crawling 
 over body, but particularly on genitals, 
 
 I I Phos. ac. 
 
 Seminal emissions, groin : pain through right, 
 Natr. p. 
 
 Seminal emissions, headache: and backache, 
 IKob.; in chronic frequent, INaja; with sex- 
 ual excitement, I ISep.; followed by headache, 
 Viol. 
 
 Seminal emissions, after high living : IINux v. 
 
 Seminal emissions, hypochondria : tensive 
 pressure after, Agar. 
 
 Seminal emissions locomotor ataxia : IPhos. 
 gg^ back. 
 
 Seminal emissions, in consequence of masturba- 
 tion: I Alum., HCinch., IDig., lEryng., IGels., 
 IGraph., IPhos. ac, IPuls., IINux v., I I Sars., 
 I ISep., ITarant., 1 1 XJstil. ; amblyopia, ICinch.; 
 nocturnal, twice a week, between 3 and 5 a.m., 
 worse before emission and in morning, better 
 after emission, MSil. 
 g^° Sexual excess, masturbation. 
 
 Seminal emissions, mental condition : chagrin, 
 HStaph. ; dejection, ICypr., IDiosc, Ham., 
 
 IPuls.; depressed, dull thought, backache, 
 staggering gait, and weakness, I Kali br.; 
 from least excitement, without sexual feeling, 
 1 1 Sars.; fright at slight noises, Aloe ; hypo- 
 chondriasis, IPhos. ac. ; ill humor, IDig., 
 IThuya; from ardent imagination, IKali br.; 
 irritability, despondency and prostration, 
 IINux v.; with melancholy, in neuralgia of 
 face,IAur. met.; mortification, HStaph.; from 
 talking about women, I IXJstil. 
 
 Seminal emissions, particularly in morning: 
 ICarbo v. 
 
 Seminal emissions, nervous prostration : 
 jg^" weakness. 
 
 Seminal emission, at night : without being 
 aware of it, headache and mental depression, 
 IHam.; every night, at first with erethism 
 and lascivious dreams, but later without any 
 sensation whatever, followed by weakness of 
 back and trembling of knees, which felt as 
 though they would give way, I INatr. p.; every 
 night, INatr. m., I IXJstil.; almost every night, 
 Aram, c ; nearly every night, with great pros- 
 tration and burning, aching distress in lumbar 
 region, IPhos.; four nights in succession, Ind.; 
 towards morning, Petrosel.; every other night, 
 1 1 Picac; every second or third night,with erec- 
 tions and sensual dreams, IINux v.; several, 
 ■Dig.; several nights, 1 1 Agar.; several in one 
 night, even after coitus, I IPhos. ac; at 3 a.m., 
 with voluptuous itching, Coff.t; three succes- 
 sive nights, Lact. ac, I I Staph. ; three nights in 
 succession,put him out of humor and prostrates 
 him, TrCalcp. ; twice the same night, Ind.; 
 twice a week, between 3 and 5 a..m., after 
 masturbation, worse before emission and 
 morning, better after emission, MSil.; two 
 nights in succession, Ang., Ziz. ; two in one 
 night, with amorous dreams, IPuls.; two or 
 three times a week (gonorrhoea), I ITarant.;. 
 at night, three or four times a week, IDig. 
 JSHJjp^dreams; alsoSeminaLemissions in general. 
 
 Seminal emissions, in an old man : followed by 
 dryness of whole body, Bar. c. 
 
 Seminal emissions, painful: ICon.,Mosch.;every 
 night, with lascivious dreams, I I Sars. 
 
 Seminal emissions, paralysis : before symptoms 
 have set in, IKali br. 
 
 Seminal emissions, penis : erections painful 
 after emission, Grat. ; inflammation of glans, 
 Polyg.; impotency, jCalc s,, IXJran n.; pains 
 after emission, IDig.; relaxed, Absin., Bell.,, 
 IDiosc, Fluor, ac, IGels., IKob., Mosch., INatr. 
 c,IOp., Sab.; relaxed day and night, then 
 lassitude after injury to testicles, lEryng.; re- 
 laxed, early in evening in bed, without sensa- 
 tion, Canth.; relaxed, almost every night 
 (after onanism), Arg. met. ; relaxed, after wine, 
 1 1 Plumb.; sensation after emission as if some- 
 thing were running out of urethra (prostatic 
 trouble), IDig.; with violent erections, IKali 
 m.; at end of voluptuous sensation, IStann. 
 
 Seminal emissions, profuse : gig 03 copious. 
 
 Seminal emissions, prostate : in disease of 
 I I Msc. h. 
 
 Seminal emissions, sexual excitement: Co- 
 dein., INatr. m., Petrol., HPic ac; after emis- 
 sion, more than at other times, I IPhos. ac; 
 during an affectionate caress, day or night, 
 lArn.; frequent, with inclination to coitus, 
 ISars.; erethism, I I Natr. p.; excitability of 
 parts, ICastor.; cannot be in female society 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 without ha ving,followed by great exhaustion, 
 ■ INux v.; followed by emission, Con.; from 
 irritable weakness, I Agnus ; irritation in geni- 
 tals, IStann.; excessive irritation from emo- 
 tional or local congestive causes, satyriasis, 
 IGels.; priapism, Lyss.; on slightest provoca- 
 tion, ICon., IPlumb.; slight, IPhos. ac. ; pro- 
 voked by presence of women, ICon. 
 %^~ Sexual excess, coition, masturbation. 
 
 Seminal emissions, in sleep : I I Agar., Aloe, ICo- 
 ral., IFerr., INuph., IINux v., IStram.; 
 awake him, IThuya ; without awaking, Ta- 
 bac; without dreams, Anac, IDiosc., IIGu- 
 aiac. , Verbas., Vib. , IZinc; sometimes with- 
 out a dream, ICamph.; without sensual 
 dreams, as soon as he falls asleep (posterior 
 spinal sclerosis), I I Pic. ac; involuntary drib- 
 bling, Selen. ; drowsy after, ISep.; with ab- 
 sence of erections. INuph.; sometimes with- 
 out erections or dreams, I IDiosc; with great 
 force, Therid.; without knowledge, Ind.; mel- 
 ancholy, Aur. met.; in morning, vexatious 
 afterward, Ang. ; restless, Lil. tig.; with thrill 
 of delight, ILach. fi^ 5 dreams, night ; also 
 Seminal emissions in general. 
 
 Seminal emissions, sticky : I I Staph. 
 
 Seminal emissions, during stool : Acet. ac, 
 IGels., IJacea, IPhos. ac, I I Plumb. ; diar- 
 rhceic, Ars. ; with absence of erections, INuph. 
 
 Seminal emissions, strength : caused by exuber- 
 ance and nervous excitement, followed by im- 
 potence, IPhos. 
 
 Seminal emissions, sweat: profuse, at night, 
 ILach. 
 
 Seminal emissions, testicles : aching, IPhos. 
 ac; crampy pains, ICaps.; dragging, IPhos.ac.; 
 hydrocele, IPhos. 
 
 Seminal emissions, thighs : pain and weakness, 
 I A gar. 
 
 Seminal emissions, in tuberculosis : HCalc 
 
 Seminal emissions, urethra: burning, IISul.; 
 burning in forepart, after, ISep.; frequent, 
 with chronic inflammation of pars prostatia, 
 I Petrol. 
 
 Seminal emissions, during urination : IJacea ; 
 with absence of erections, INuph.; by day, 
 lEryng. 
 
 Seminal emissions, with vertigo : ISars. 
 
 Seminal emissions, "weakness : debilitating, 
 Acet. ac, HCinch., Cinch, bol., ICon., IDig., 
 IHvdras., IKali c, IILvc, IPhos. ac, ISars., 
 ■Sep., ISil., IStann., UStaph., I lUstil.; debil- 
 ity with great relaxation of parts, I I Op. ; in 
 extremities, Sabad.; of knees, IDiosc; lan- 
 guid, ISep.; languor and irritability, Coff.; 
 lassitude, lEryng., Ham.; with melancholy, 
 Agar., ICalad., ICon., INatr. m., I IPhos. ac, 
 Sars., Sul.; and miserable feeling all day, 
 Med.; nervous prostration, ICypr. ; while 
 convalescing from typhoid, INuph. 
 
 SEXUAL EXCESS", coition: IIAgar., Bov., 
 HCalc, I ICarbov., lEryng., I IPhos., UStaph.; 
 abashed look, UStaph.; loss of appetite, IDig.; 
 backache, IPuls., UStaph.; tendency to take 
 cold, UStaph.; deafness, IPetrol.; after, in- 
 creases desire, IPhos. ac; impaired digestion, 
 IDig.; dorsal consumption, trembling, imbe- 
 cility, mania, epileptic fits and indigestion, 
 IPhos.; dyspnoea, at night, IDig.; ringing in 
 ears, IDig.; emaciation, ISamb.; emissions, 
 IINux v.; emissions, day and night, IDig.; 
 eyes, amaurosis, especially if associated with 
 
 i fatty liver, I IPhos.; eyes lustreless, UStaph.; 
 red eyes,IIStaph.; eyes sunken, UStaph.; face 
 sunken,IIStaph.;fainting,IDig.;hair falls out, 
 UStaph.; headache, IPuls.; headache, in occi- 
 put, HCinch.; heat, transient flushes, IDig.; 
 deficiency of vital heat, UStaph.; vertigo in 
 hypochondriacs, IPhos. ac, llStaph.; hyste- 
 ria, I ICon.; impotence, with irritability of 
 bladder and urethra, IStaph.; tabes dorsalis, 
 IKali br.; weak legs, UStaph.; limbs heavy, 
 IPuls.; loss of memory, UStaph.; myelitis, 
 IPhos.; nervous debility, IPhos.; nervous 
 prostration, Coca ; palpitation, IDig., Sec; 
 paralysis, I INatr. m., INux v., UPhos. , 
 1 1 Rhus ; paralysis of legs, IINux v.; par- 
 esis of legs, INatr. m.; pain in precordial 
 region, with febrile disturbance, IDig.; pros- 
 opalgia, Hgn.; prostatorrhcea, without erec- 
 tion when thinking of sexual things, INatr. 
 rn.; spinal anaemia, IPhos.; spinal irritation, 
 IPuls.; taciturnity, UStaph.; foul taste, IDig.; 
 weakness, lArs.," IDig., 1 1 TJstil. ; weakness, 
 with hsematuria, IPhos.; weakness, even 
 paralysis, INatr. m. J^~ Coition, after. 
 Sexual excess, masturbation : I Alum., HCalc, 
 HCarbo v., ICinch., I IStram. ; anaesthesia, 
 HPhos. ; bad effects, UStaph.; pain in chest, 
 IDig.; spasmodic cramps in chest and dia- 
 phragm, Phos. ac; since childhood, IHyos.; 
 chorea, ICalc, ICinch., ICina ; constipation, 
 ILyc, IINux v.; distressed by culpability of 
 his indulgence, I IPhos. ac; desire for soli- 
 tude, Bufo.; despair concerning his health, 
 degenerated into complete idiocy, I I Op. ; dul- 
 ness of mind, UStaph.; emissions, IPuls.; 
 epilepsy, HCalc, ILach., IPlat,, IStram.; epi- 
 lepsy (compare Sulphur), Bufo.; induced by 
 morbid excitement, especially if prepubic, 
 IPlat,; eyes (weakness of sight), ICina; face- 
 ache, lAur. met.; haemoptysis or hemorrhage, 
 with tensive, pressing, stitching pains in 
 chest, ICon. ; headache, IDig. ; headaches of 
 young people, of both sexes, who have be- 
 come debilitated, INux v. ; followed by hypo- 
 chondriasis, ITarant.; imbecility, ITarant.; 
 causes impotence, often _ but temporary, 
 Strain. ; inclination, Bell. ; indifference, after 
 UStaph.; involuntary, Camph.; spinal irrita- 
 tion, IPuls.; irresistible tendency, lUstil.; 
 languor and confusion of mind, IGels.; stupid 
 laughter, ITarant.; weakness of legs, IDig.; 
 low spirited, UStaph.; melancholy, lAur. 
 met.; impaired memory, IDig.; mental dis- 
 turbance, of eight or ten years' duration, in a 
 man, I IPlumb.; mental depression, IPlat,; 
 nervous debility, IPhos. ; at every opportunity, 
 IHyos.; palpitation, IDig., IFerr., IPhos.ac; 
 paralysis, ICinch., IStann.; paresis of legs, 
 INatr. m. ; pimples, on forehead and body, 
 IPhos.ac; prostatic ailments, ITarant.; relax- 
 ation of body, I ISep.; irresistible inclination, 
 even during sleep, Thuya ; desire for solitude, 
 Bufo.; dwindling of testicles, IMeph.; pro- 
 gressive wasting, ITarant,; weakness of parts, 
 IPhos. ac; disinclination to work, IDig. 
 fggg*' Seminal emissions, masturbation. 
 SEXUAL EXCITEMENT (including desire), 
 absent: IIAgnus,IArg. nit., ICaps., Garb, s., 
 Chloral., I INatr. p., I INitr. ac, INuph., 
 IPlumb., Ptel., Spong., Sumb., Tabac; absent, 
 with erections, Bry., ICalad., Fluor. ac,Jamb., 
 Magn. c,Nitr. ac,INuxv.,Spig., Sul., Tarant.; 
 
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 after abuse of Copaiva in gonorrhoea, ILyc; 
 in fleshy people, IIKalibi.; in heart disease, 
 ILyc. vir.; with impotence, ICamph.; for 
 thirteen days, Carbol. ac; penis shrivelled, 
 Aloe, Cann. i., Ign., 1 1 Lye, Merc; scrotum 
 cold, Aloe, Berb.,Brom., ICaps., IMerc 
 jjlgf decreased ; also Coition aversion. 
 
 Sexual excitement, in afternoon : while drowsy 
 and weary, Agar. 
 
 Sexual excitement, back : with spinal disease, 
 ISil. ; in tabes dorsalis, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Sexual excitement, in chorea : IVer. v. 
 
 Sexual excitement, constipation: INatr. c, 
 UNux v. 
 
 Sexual excitement, convulsions: IPlat.; epi- 
 lepsy, BLach. 
 
 Sexual excitement, decreased : Apis, Arum d., 
 IIBar. c, Bell., Bry., Calc. p., Carbol. ac, 
 Chen, v., IClem., Cycl., IFerr., IHep., Ilgn., 
 Ind., Indig., (Kali c, I Kali iod., I IKreo., 
 I ILyc, IMagn. c, Mar. v., IMur. ac, INuph., 
 Rhod., Selen., ISil., HStaph., Therid.; with 
 burning, I Kali c; with chilliness and apathy, 
 IKali m.; in diabetes, ICup. m.; dormant, 
 with retarded emission during an embrace, 
 INatr. m.; no erections for many days,IDiosc; 
 after excesses, 1 1 Staph.; from excess,with weak 
 back, and threatening paralysis, ISul.; even 
 to impotence, IKali br.; indifference, with 
 erections, even during coition, which is per- 
 fectly performed, Lyss.; or lost, INatr. m.; in 
 morning, Petrol.; parts relaxed, tingling, 
 Aeon.; spinal affection, I Cinch. JHIf* absent. 
 
 Sexual excitement, after eating : I I Aloe. 
 
 Sexual excitement, in evening: I I Aloe, Cin- 
 nab., Natr. s. 
 
 Sexual excitement, head : from irritation of 
 cerebellum, 1 1 Pic ac; with throbbing head- 
 ache, after severe mental effort, worse at base 
 of brain, IPic ac. 
 
 Sexual excitement, increased (excessive)': 
 
 I I Aeon., Agar., 1 1 Alum., Anac oc, Anag., 
 Ananth., I Ant. c, Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., Apis, 
 Ars., Arund., Aspar., Aur. mur., IBar. m., 
 Bell., Brom., Cain., ICalc , Calc. p., Camph., 
 Cann. i., HCanth., ICepa,Chen.v., Chim. m., 
 ICinch., ICoccul., Coff., Cop., ICroc,Cub., 
 Eucal., Ferr., TrForm., Gnaphal., IGraph., 
 IHep., Hippom., IHyos., Hyper., I I Ind., 
 
 I I Iris, IKali iod., ILach., I ILaur., Lil. tig., 
 IILyc, IILyss., 1 1 Mane, Menyanth., IMez., 
 Mosch., INatr. c, I INatr. p., INitr. ac, INux 
 v., Oxal. ac, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlumb., 
 Psor., Ptel. , ISil., Sinap., Staph., IStram., 
 Tarant.,IThuya, Zing., Ziz.; followed by long- 
 lasting indifference, Tell. 
 
 Sexual excitement, locomotor ataxia: IPhos. 
 
 Sexual excitement, mental condition: with 
 delirium, I IStram.; with continued delusions 
 respecting object of embrace, ICamph.; irri- 
 table fancy with physical weakness, INatr. 
 m.; hypochondriasis from suppression, or too 
 free indulgence, HCon. ; indecent talking, 
 IStram.; lasciviousness, IStram.; lascivious, 
 after eating, Lyss. ; lascivious, exposes person, 
 IHyos.; lascivious fancies, ICinch.; in mania, 
 ICanth.; causes onanism and madness, 
 Ananth.; inclined to masturbation, in mania, 
 IBell.; satyriasis, Cann. i., HCanth., IFluor. 
 ac, Grat., Hyos., IKali br., Merc, Natr. m., 
 Nux v., IPhos., IPic ac, IPlat., IStram., Sul., 
 Ver.; satyriasis, of three years' standing, IPic 
 
 ac; satyriasis, in a stallion, ILyss.; internal, 
 strong, voluptuous sensation, Amb. J^^penis. 
 
 Sexual excitement, in morning : Agar.; with 
 erections, Natr. s. 
 
 Sexual excitement, nerves: hypersensitive, a 
 little suffering seems unbearable, worse morn- 
 ing and night, also in open air, better from 
 cold water, Coff. 
 
 Sexual excitement, old men: Arn.; with vio- 
 lent erections, at night, IFluor. ac. 
 
 Sexual excitement, in paralytic disease : ISil. 
 
 Sexual excitement, penis : inclined to emission, 
 with sensation of weakness of parts, lewd- 
 ness after eating, Lyss.; provoking emissions, 
 
 I ICalc. ; with emissions, IGels., I I Pic ac; after 
 emissions, Aloe, Con., INatr. m., I IPhos. ac; 
 without emission, with dry heat of body, 
 ICoff.; erections, BColoe; erections absent, 
 Amm. c, IBCon., IDig., I INatr. p., IPhos.; 
 erections and emissions in eczema, Petrol.; 
 erections feeble, IPhos.; erections frequent, 
 Coccus; erections frequent, night and day, 
 IDiosc; erections frequent, and pollutions, 
 INatr. m.; incapable of erection, ILyc; erec- 
 tions, constant, at night, IKali br.; erections, 
 at night, during sleep, I IFluor. ac; erections 
 violent, I Op. ; erections violent, continuous, 
 Sabina ; erections violent, after midday nap, 
 Jamb.; erections violent, all night, I IFluor. 
 ac; erections violent, especially at night, 
 ■Plat.; nervous erethism following frequent 
 excitement without satisfaction, ICamph.; 
 erethism, with weakness, ICon.; impotence, 
 
 I I Alum., ICornus, ilgn., Selen.; impot nee, 
 partial or complete, ICon., INux v.; irritabil- 
 ity, Cinnam. ; irritability, but weak, I I Pic 
 ac; irritability, with painful erection, night 
 and day, IDig.; excessive irritability, with 
 physical weakness, INatr. m.; ideas of violence 
 and despair, Ast.r.; priapism, Agar., Amb., I Arg. 
 nit., Cann. i., I ICanth., ICaps. ,Mygale,INatr.c, 
 Op., IPetrosel., Phos., IPic ac, Plat, Puis., 
 IStram., Zinc; priapism, with free mucoid 
 discharge (gonorrhoea), ICann. s.; priapism, 
 violent attacks during dreams, ICamph. ; pria- 
 pism, with or without sensual dreams, as soon 
 as he falls asleep (posterior spinal sclerosis), 
 I IPic. ac; priapism, with frequent emissions, 
 Lyss.; priapism, painful, I ICanth.; priapism, 
 with retention of urine, Coloc; priapism, with 
 spinal disease, IPic ac; priapism, with trance- 
 like state, ICamph.; semipriapism, (Enan., 
 IPuls.; relaxed, Calad., ICrotal., INux m.; 
 stitches, ISul.; intolerable titillation, Mosch.; 
 tickling and prickling in urethra, Anag.; vol- 
 uptuous sensation, with straining and tenes- 
 mus, INatr. c, ISep. 
 
 jUg?* mental condition, satyriasis. 
 
 Sexual excitement, reflex : from acid stomach, 
 I I Iris. 
 
 Sexual excitement,sleep : after awaking, 1 1 Aloe ; 
 on going to sleep, Merc. iod. rub.; disturbing, 
 Astac, HCanth.; disturbing, frequent emis- 
 sions, ISars.; during, INatr. c, IStram.; wake- 
 fulness, Ant. c. 
 
 Sexual excitement, stomach : in gastric neuro- 
 sis, I IPhos. 
 
 Sexual excitement, during stool: Natr. c; vo- 
 luptuous feeling, INatr. s, 
 
 Sexual excitement, suppressed: bad effects, 
 Berb., ICarbo v., HCon., I Hell., IPhos. ac; 
 cerebellum, throbbing in, 1 1 Camph.; then ex- 
 
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 cited with lewd dreams and pollutions, 
 IIEryng.; headache,! IPuls.; hypochondriasis, 
 IMosch.; hysteria, HCon.; nervous disturb- 
 ances, I Kali br. 
 
 Sexual excitement, testicles: hypertrophied, 
 Hod. 
 
 Sexual excitement, thrill : as during an em- 
 brace, especially awaking in morning, before 
 urinating, I Kali c. 
 
 Sexual excitement, with weakness (physical) : 
 Agar., Amm. c, ICalad., IGraph., Ign., Magn. 
 m., Menyanth., INatr. in., INatr. p., Nux m., 
 INux v., IPhos., ISelen., ISep., ISil. 
 J^g^ Sexual excess, coition, masturbation. 
 
 SEXUAL POWER, impaired (diminished 
 debility): IIAgar., Astac, Aur.mur., IIBar. c, 
 Bell., ICarbo a., Carbol. ac, Chlorof., Coca, 
 Coccul.,ICon.,IEryng., IForrn., IGels., Helon., 
 Ind., IILyc, Oxal.ac, Plant., I I Plumb., ISul., 
 ■Thuya ; almost complete loss, in albuminuria, 
 I ITJran. n.; in autumn, IHep.; in aneemia of 
 brain, with mental derangement, ICon.; with 
 brain-tire, I I Staph.; great depression, with 
 relaxed scrotum, Ustil.; lively desire, with in- 
 complete erection and too rapid or too early 
 discharge of semen, IGraph.; with increase of 
 desire, ISep.; with emissions, IIDig.; with 
 emissions, in balanitis, ICoral.; after emis- 
 sions (gleet), HSep.; with erethism, ICon. ; 
 after excess, I IGraph.; with excitability of 
 parts, Coccul.; with headache, Nuph.; with 
 hydrocele, after gonorrhoeal orchitis, IPhos.; 
 with irritability of parts, Cop., 1 1 Pic. ac; after 
 masturbation, I Alum.; from irritability of 
 seminal vesicles, IGels.; with pain in sperma- 
 tic cord, and urging to urination, Mang.; tor- 
 pid, IPsor. ; no torpidity, IDiosc; for several 
 years,INuph. Jgigr loss, also Penis, relaxed ; 
 also Coition. 
 
 Sexual power, loss of (impotence) : Agar. , 
 IIAgnus, IIAlumin., • Amb., Ant. c, lArg. 
 nit., Ars., • Asar., IIBar. c, Berb., Bor., Bufo., 
 Calad., HCalc, HCamph., Cann. i., Cann. s., 
 ICaps., Carb. s., ICaust., Cinnam., Chloral., 
 Coloc, ICon., Dolich., Dulc, Elaps, IIFerr., 
 IFluor. ac, IGraph., IHelon., Hep., I IHyos., 
 Ilgn., Hod., Uamb., IKob., ILach., IILvc, 
 IIMed., IMerc viv., IMosch., IMur. ac, INatr. 
 m., INuph.,INux m., I INux v., IOp., Petrol., 
 IPhos., I IPhos. ac, IPhvt,, IPlumb., IPsor., 
 llSelen., ISep., llStaph., ISul., I ISyph.; with 
 amorous desires, IDig.; with irritability of 
 bladder and urethra, from sexual excess, 
 ■Staph. ; with nasal catarrh, IILyc; impo- 
 tence from poisoning with chlorine, IILyc; 
 with dislike to coition, IGraph. ; after a cold, 
 preceding diabetes mellitus, Mosch.; with 
 sexual desire, Ilgn., Selen.; with despond- 
 ency, ISpong.; in diabetes, IHelon.; in elderly 
 men, IILyc; with emissions after masturba- 
 tion, IGels.; with nocturnal emissions, ITJran. 
 n.; following emissions caused by exuberance 
 of strength and nervous excitement, IPhos.; 
 after awaking, with erections during sleep, 
 with voluptuous fancies, I IOp.; from excess, 
 llCinch., IKali br., IILyc, UPhos.; from 
 sexual excess, with irritability of bladder, 
 IStaph.; after sexual excitement, I IPhos.; 
 from exhaustion or abuse of generative func- 
 tions, I lEup. pur.; with lascivious fancies, 
 ICinch.; from fright, during coition, HSinap.; 
 sometimes followed by inflammation of glans, 
 
 Polyg.; with gleet, IIAgnus; after gonorrhoea, 
 IThuya; after frequent gonorrhoea, IIAgnus ; 
 from checked gonorrhoea, IThuya; with burn- 
 ing or constant dull pain in left hypochon- 
 drium, worse lying on affected side, ICoccus; 
 with irritability, I I Pic ac; with lascivious 
 thoughts, ISelen. ; with weakness in legs, 
 Cinnam. ; with pain across loins as if broken, 
 ICoccus; after sweat, IILyc, UPhos., Strain.; 
 with melancholy, loss of memory, I IKali br.; 
 with mental depression, ICalad.; from or pre- 
 ceded by overexcitement of sexual organs, as 
 in young men who trying to restrain their 
 natural passion have this local erethism by 
 reason of celibacy or sexual excesses, I IPhos.; 
 penis remains relaxed during excitement and 
 sexual desire, ICalad.; penis greatly relaxed 
 and sweating, IHam.; especially when sen- 
 sibility of parts is excessive and semen is dis- 
 charged shortly after an erection, or before 
 an erection, IPhos. ac; with spinal exhaust- 
 ion, I INux v.; in spinal trouble, 1 1 Zinc; 
 sudden, Chlor., IFluor. ac; torpidity, ICochl. 
 gg^ Penis, relaxed; also Coition, during. 
 
 SPERMATIC CORDS, aching: after sex- 
 ual dalliance, Hod.; aches from sexual excite- 
 ment, ISars. 
 
 Spermatic cords, beating : in left, Amm. m. 
 
 Spermatic cords, burning : IBerb. ; extending 
 to glans, with sensation of weakness in gen- 
 itals, Mang. 
 
 Spermatic cords, constrictive pain: to left 
 kidney, worse from pressure, motion and at 
 night '(orchitis), I INux v.; constricting pain 
 causing testicle to be drawn up, worse stand- 
 ing or walking, at times better sitting, 
 I INux v. 
 
 Spermatic cords, dragging : constant heavy, 
 with throbbing on motion of bed or clothing, 
 I ISpong.; into testicles, Berb.; causing sensa- 
 tion as if testicles were being drawn up to 
 inguinal ring, after lightness in occiput, Sec. 
 
 Spermatic cords, drawing: Agnus, I lAnag., 
 Aur. mur., Bell., IChel., IClem., I ISpong., 
 ■Staph.; to abdominal ring, IBerb.; from 
 below up, Clem. ; sensitive in cystitis, INux 
 v.; in suppressed gonorrhoea, I IChel., Clem.; 
 extending to glans, with sensation of weak- 
 ness in genitals, Mang.; in left, Ang., Ars. s. r.; 
 for three months pain in left, which is 
 swollen and inflamed, IHam.; constant, to left 
 kidney, worse from pressure, motion and at 
 night (orchitis), I INux v.; in orchitis, IMerc; 
 pains in, Psor. ; in right, Ammoniac; in right, 
 better by motion, Rhod.; spasmodic, Agar.; 
 before stool, Sabad.; to testicles, Berb.; up- 
 ward, llnd. ; during urination, Bell.; pain 
 during urination, Canth. 
 
 Spermatic cords, dull pain : heavy, to testicle, 
 Senecio. 
 
 Spermatic cords, fulness : Fluor, ac 
 
 Spermatic cords, heat : ISpong. 
 
 Spermatic cords, induration : ISyph. 
 
 Spermatic cords, inflammation : IBerb., ISyph.; 
 caused by a badly fitting truss, IPuls. 
 
 Spermatic cords, jerking : in left, Ang. 
 
 Spermatic cords, lancinating: into testicles, 
 Berb. 
 
 Spermatic cords, neuralgia : of long standing, 
 IBerb., 101. an.; worse from slightest motion, 
 Oxal. ac. 
 
 Spermatic cords, pains: Coloc, IPhos.; after 
 
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 coition, Arund.; during cough, INatr. m.; after 
 erections, Oxal. ac; pain, in gonorrhoea, 
 IMerc; from suppressed gonorrhoea, IThuya ; 
 in left, Osm. ; with sexual weakness, Mang. ; 
 to testicles and penis, Diosc. ; and retraction 
 in right, Act. rac; to testes, IIHam.; into 
 testicle, IILith.; with desire to urinate, 
 ICauiph.; after wine, Calc. a. 
 
 Spermatic cords, pressure : Sul.; bearing down, 
 Hod.; forcing pain, Amm. c; forcing, after 
 sexual dalliance, Hod. ; with orchitis, leftside, 
 worse standing, after suppression of gonor- 
 rhoea, I I Puis.; after sexual dalliance, Hod.; 
 to testicles, Berb. 
 
 Spermatic cords, rheumatic pains : with 
 rheumatic orchitis, MPhyt. 
 
 Spermatic cords, sensitive: Merc. iod. rub.; 
 right, HClem.; from sexual excitement, 
 ISars.; painful to touch, Menyanth. 
 
 Spermatic cords, shooting: IStaph.; into ab- 
 domen, with pain in testicle, worse after touch 
 or friction, I IStaph.; into groin, worse by 
 motion (orchitis after mismanaged gonor- 
 rhoea), IClem.; in left, Arumd.; in right, Am- 
 moniac, I ISpong.; during a walk, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Spermatic cords, shrivelling : ICaps. 
 
 Spermatic cords, smarting : IBerb. 
 
 Spermatic cords, soreness : Amm. ben.; with 
 rheumatic orchitis, UPhyt. 
 
 Spermatic cords, sticking : in right, better by 
 motion, Ehod. 
 
 Spermatic cords, stitches: Bry., I ISpong; 
 along course, Pod.; in left, Amm. m., TrCarb. 
 s.; in left, ascending through abdomen up to 
 chest, Grat.; now in one, now in the other, 
 IBerb. 
 
 Spermatic cords, straining : Berb. 
 
 Spermatic cords, swelling: Coloc, I Kali c, 
 IPhos., ISars., I ISpong.; after gonorrhoea, 
 ICinch.; painfully, Am., ICalc, ISpong ; of 
 right, after catching cold, I I Puis.; secondary 
 syphilis, IKali iod.; soft pulpy, especially 
 lower parts, when walking, IBerb.; with ten- 
 sive pains, 1 1 Puis.; with swelling of testes, 
 Phos. ac; after ungra titled sexual excitement, 
 ISars. 
 
 Spermatic cords, tearing: IIAnag., IBerb.; in 
 left, IColch.; to left kidney, worse from press- 
 ure, motion and at night (orchitis), I INux v.; 
 upward in left, evening in bed, Bell. 
 
 Spermatic cords, tension: Sul.; in suppressed 
 gonorrhoea, IICheL; with swelling of testes, 
 Phos. ac. 
 
 Spermatic cords, twisting : Hod. 
 
 Spermatic cords, uneasiness : Apis ; during 
 urination, I Apis. 
 
 Spermatic cords, veins: varicose, IHam., IMerc. 
 iod. flav. ; phagedenic, Crotal., I IKali ph., 
 Lach. ; phagedenic, discharge corroding, 
 greenish, watery, Caust.; phagedenic, livid 
 hue, intense burning, even sloughing, I lArs.; 
 phagedenic, thin ichorous pus, IMerc. cor.; 
 phagedenic, spreading rapidly, I ISyph.; with 
 phimosis or paraphimosis, IMerc; on pre- 
 puce, IIAur. mur., ISyph.; on prepuce, in- 
 dolent, ISep. ; on prepuce, internal surface, 
 lAur. mur. nat., ILyc, IMerc cor.; on pre- 
 puce, left side of frpenum granulating rapidly. 
 
 SYCOSIS: lAnanth., ;Anthrok., I Ant. t., 
 3 Apis, lArg. nit., Arn., Ars., Asaf., lAst. r., 
 Aur. met., Aur. mur., Berb., Carbo a., Carbo 
 v., ICham., ICinnab., ICon., Euph., Hep., 
 
 Kali bi., Kreo., ILach., ILyc,Magn. c,IMed., 
 IMerc. cor., IMerc sul., INatr. m., Natr. p., 
 I INatr. s., IINitr. ac, Petrol., Phos. ac, 
 ■ Puis., Sabina, ISars., Sep., Sil., IStaph., Sul., 
 
 I IThuya. 
 
 JH^* Genitals, Glans, Penis, Prepuce, Scrotum, 
 warts ; also Chap. 46, Warts. 
 SYPHILIS: Anag., lAnanth., lAnag., iAnt. 
 t., I Apis, lArg. nit., Arn., Ars., I Asaf., lAscl. 
 t., IIAur. met., I Aur. mur., IIBenz. ac, Berb., 
 
 I I Carbo a., Carbo v., I Caust., ■ Cean., j Chim. 
 umb., I IClem., Con., ICoral., Crotal., Cund., 
 IFluor. ac, IGuaiac, Hekla, IHep., : Hippoz., 
 Ilris, I Uacar., Uacea, IKali bi., I IKali iod., 
 IKali m., IKreo., ILac c, IILaur., ILyc, 
 I IMerc, IMerc. cor., IMerc d., IMerc iod. 
 flav., IMez., IINitr. ac, I Petrol., IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, I IPhyt., I I Sang., ISars., ISep., 
 ■Sil., ISuL, IStill., I ISyph., IThuya. 
 
 Syphilis, bones: affected, Ars., lAsaf., lAur. 
 met., I Aur. mur., Calc. iod., IFluor. ac, Hekla, 
 IKali iod., IMerc, IINitr. ac, UPhos. ac, 
 
 ' IPhyt., ISiL, IStaph., IStill., Sul.; inflamed, 
 swollen, especially shafts of cylindrical, 
 I IMez. Jl^" Chap. 44, Bone affection. 
 
 Syphilis, brain : complications, Arg. nit., Cro- 
 tal., IMerc, IPhos. ac, IPic ac, ISiL, Staph., 
 Zinc. 
 
 Syphilis, buboes : first stage, I Ars. iod., Bell., 
 Bufo., IKali iod., I IMerc, IMerc iod. flav., 
 IINitr. ac, ■Sil. , Thuya; later stage, Aur. 
 met., Badiag., ICarbo a., Staph., ISuL; mal- 
 treated with mercury, ICarbo a., IHep., IKali 
 iod., IPhyt.; become vast hearths of suppura- 
 tion, TrAur. mur.; inguinal glands suppurate, 
 I Aur. met. fl@" Chap. 19, Inguinal region, 
 bubo. 
 
 Syphilis, chancre: lApis, lArs., lAur. met., 
 lAur. mur., IBadiag., ICinnab., ICon., ICoral., 
 
 I ICupr.s.,IKaliiod., I I Lace, I ILyc, I IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., IMerc. iod. flav., IMygale, IINitr. 
 ac, IPhos. ac, IPhyt., Sep., Sil., IThuya, Viol, 
 t.; bleed readily, IHep., IMerc; with burning, 
 
 I I Ars. m.; diffuse borders, and red bottoms 
 elevated above surface, secrete watery pus, 
 IHep.; chancroid, with gonorrhoea, IMerc; 
 on corona, IMerc cor.; on corona, watery dis- 
 charge, Ars. met. ; discharge corrosive, INitr. 
 ac ; discharge fetid, IHep. ; discharge thin, 
 bloody, ISiL; discharge thin, offensive, cor- 
 rosive, ichorous, I IKali iod.; discharge torpid, 
 watery, Hod.; discolored, ISiL ; deeply ulcerat- 
 ing, IKali bi.; eating through fraenum, IMerc; 
 edges deep, hard, I IKali iod.; edges elevated, 
 ICinnab., ILyc, INitr. ac, IPhos. ac, Sil.; 
 edges hard, ICinnab. , IKali iod. ; edges, larda- 
 ceous, IHep.; thick edges, rounded and prom- 
 inent, IPhos. ac; eating through frsenum, 
 IMerc; gangrenous, Crotal., IKali iod.; on 
 glans, IINitr. ac; on glans, indolent, ISep.; 
 on glans, phagedenic, destroys lower half of, 
 ulcer consists first of numerous little specks 
 of pus, sievelike, dispersed, gradually unite 
 into one hole, I ISuL (followed by Cinnab.) ; 
 on glans, round deep, IMerc; on glans, two, 
 deep, sharp edges, clean, shining appearance, 
 ILac c ; on glans, yellowish fetid discharge, 
 spreading and deeply penetrating, IMerc; 
 with gonorrhoea, IMerc; florid granulations, 
 margins of ulcers hard, bleeding at least 
 touch, thin, offensive discharge (after mer- 
 cury), lArs.; indistinct granulations, ISiL; 
 
22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 granulation pale and flabby or absent, IPhos. 
 ac; when primary sore begins to granulate 
 and hard pealike nodules resembling en- 
 larged glands appear upon surrounding parts, 
 IMerc. iod. flav. ; hard, ICinnab., I I Kali bi., 
 ■Mere. iod. flav.; hard, of long standing, 
 ICon. ; with boardlike hardness of red and 
 swollen prepuce, ISul.; hard, on middle of 
 penis, ICinnab.; when primary, sore and 
 whole base upon which it rests remains hard, 
 ■Merc. iod. flav. ; Hunterian, I Aur. met. , Jacar., 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; Hunterian, with lardaceous 
 bottom, IMerc, IMerc. cor.; increasing fast 
 and bleeding easily, INitr. ac; indolent, 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; indolent, with thick rounded 
 prominent margins, granulation flabby or 
 absent, ILyc; inflamed, ISil.; irritable, ISil.; 
 large, easily bleeding, lardaceous, IStaph.; 
 large, bleed when touched, pain affects whole 
 body, they are round, the margins everted 
 like raw meat and their bases covered with a 
 caseous coat, IMerc. sol.; large, on dorsum with 
 fungoid bacteric mass covering whole corona 
 glandis, at first glossy shining white, later 
 covered with fungus, looking like fully devel- 
 oped aphthae, ILacc; mercurialized, IHep. ; 
 neglected, ICinnab.; old cases, for which large 
 doses of mercury have been given, or when 
 homoeopathic doses of mercury proved ineffect- 
 ual, INitr. ac; neighboring parts cedematous, 
 hot and painful, IMerc cor.; painful, IMerc, 
 ISil.; pain, as of splinters, INitr. ac; pain- 
 less, with swelling of inguinal glands, IMerc; 
 from centre to circumference, I Lac c; on 
 }3repuce, size of a split pea, above corona 
 glandis, burning, edges red and raised, bot- 
 tom covered with lardaceous deposit, glans 
 purple on left side, covered with an exu- 
 date, Syph.; on prepuce red, IMerc; on 
 prepuce red, with copious thin offensive 
 smelling discharge, which can be easily re- 
 moved, I Coral.; on prepuce studded, IBor.; 
 on prepuce, yellowish, fetid discharge spread- 
 ing and deeply penetrating, IMerc; prick- 
 ing, 1 1 Syph.; abundance of laudable pus, 
 wAur. mur.; pus corrosive, IKali iod.; pus 
 curdy, IKali iod.; pus thin, ICinnab., IKali 
 iod.; pus thin, leaving stains upon linen as 
 from melted tallow, IMerc cor.; recent cases, 
 I lEucal.; red, ICinnab.; round, lardaceous, 
 surrounded by coppery -red areola, edges ap- 
 pear as if eaten away, are violet in color, soft 
 and easily bleeding (syphilis), I IPhos. ac. ; 
 round, above corona, as large as a pea, sur- 
 rounded by red circle, ICinnab.; round, deep, 
 on glans, IMerc; on scrotum, 1 1 Aur. mur.; 
 secondary, IMerc; sensitive to touch, ICoral.; 
 shallow, flat-bottomed, showing disposition 
 to spread irregularly and indefinitely, exud- 
 ing a thin serous discharge, INux v.; simple, 
 recently acquired, soft, of a superficial and 
 regular form and free secretion of thick pus, 
 IMerc; small, with cheesy bottom and in- 
 verted red edges, IKali m., IMerc; soft, in 
 gonorrhoea, IMerc; soft, margins dark red, 
 painful and easily bleeding, IMerc cor.; soft, 
 painful, ICoral.; soft, in weakly, scrofulous 
 subjects, INitr. ac; with pain, as from splin- 
 ters, IThuya; inclined to spread in circum- 
 ference, with tendency to fungous growths, 
 INitr. ac; superficial lardaceous, with copious 
 thin discharge which can be easily removed, 
 
 ICoral.; suppurating, slow, difficult, curdy 
 after abuse of mercury, I IKali iod.; swollen, 
 ICinnab.; like an indolent ulcer, IPhos. ac; 
 urethral ulcer, I I Lac c ; on parts around 
 urethra, involving prepuce for about an 
 eighth of an inch, red, glistening appearance 
 of ulcer, with fetid smell and excruciating 
 pain (syphilitic), ILac c ; contact of urine 
 with, causes tearing, affecting whole organism 
 (syphilis), I I Jacar.; warts, IKali iod.; compli- 
 cated with warts, Phos. ac; figwarts, IPhos. 
 ac; pointy warts on corona, IKali m.; with 
 fungous excrescences, Caust,; whitish, with 
 hard edges, IThuya; the third in two years, 
 all on one spot, I I Syph.; yellowish, fetid dis- 
 charge, spreading and deeply penetrating on 
 glans and prepuce, IMerc 
 
 Syphilis, in children (infantile): 1 1 Aur. met., 
 Calc, ICalc iod., Ferr. iod., IFluor. ac, IHell., 
 IHep., I IKali iod. , IKali m., ILach., I IMerc, 
 Mez., I INitr. ac, IPhyt., Sang., ISyph., 
 IThuya, Viol, tr.; glandular swellings, IBadiag. 
 
 Syphilis, chronic : ;Calc s., IKali m.; suppura- 
 tion and induration, ISil. $g^ constitu- 
 tional. 
 
 Syphilis, congestion: intense, to parts, I IMerc 
 sul. 
 
 Syphilis, constitutional (hereditary) : lArs., 
 lAscl. t, Ferr. iod., I IPhyt., I ISyph.; old 
 cases, particularly in persons of lax fibre, 
 scrofulous and in those who have taken much 
 mercury, IMerc iod. rub. JSS^ chronic, 
 eruptions, psora, secondary, tertiary. 
 
 Syphilis, ears: deafness, IKreo., INitr. ac, 
 IPetrol. ; deafness, hereditary, I ILac. c 
 
 Syphilis, erosions : exuding a thin, badly smell- 
 ing ichor, ICoral. 
 
 Syphilis, eruptions: Ant. t., Arg. nit.,IArs., Ars. 
 i., Aur. met., Calc. iod., Caust., Cund., Dulc, 
 I Graph., I Hep., Kali bi., Lach., Lye, INitr. ac, 
 ■Petrol., Phyt., Plat,, Rhus, Sang., Sep., Sil., 
 Staph., Stilling., ISul., Thuya; scrotum, hard 
 brown nodules, suppurating, INitr. ac. ; sec- 
 ondary rash, IKali iod., IMerc. cor.; mucous 
 tubercles, Crotal. g^ psora. 
 
 Syphilis, eyes: corneal ulcers, IIAsaf., IThuya; 
 iritis, I Arg. nit,, I Ars., lAsaf., ICinnab., 
 I IKali iod., IMerc, I IMerc cor., IMerc iod. 
 flav., INitr. ac, Nux v., I IPetrol., I IStaph., 
 I ISyph., IThuya, I I Zinc. ; retinitis, Crotal., 
 ■Merc 
 
 Syphilis, glands: indolent, swollen, BIKaliiod. 
 
 Syphilis, gonorrhoeal: II Aur. mur., Cinnab., 
 * IThuya ; of a torpid character with suppurat- 
 ing bubo, IMerc J^IT Sycosis. 
 
 Syphilis, gout: Caust. 
 
 Syphilis, hair: falling out, lArs. m., IIAur. 
 met., Hep., IKali iod., ILyc, IINitr. ac, 
 IPetrol., Phos. 
 
 Syphilis, kidney : complicated, Crotal. ; in 
 Bright' s disease, IKali iod. 
 
 Syphilis, larynx: laryngitis, Ars. i., IHep., 
 Kali bi., IKali iod., Pod., Phos., Sul., Viol. tr. 
 
 Syphilis, liver : complicated, Crotal. 
 
 Syphilis, mercurio (abuse of mercury): IIAur. 
 met., I Aur. mur. nat., ICinnab., I IHep., Ilris, 
 IKali iod., ILach., INitr. ac, IPhos. ac,ISars., 
 ■Staph., IStilling., ISul. ; with Morbus Brightii, 
 IKali iod. ; mucous tubercles, IStaph. 
 
 Syphilis, psora: complicated with, Coral., 
 IPsor., ISul. Jj^i^ eruptions. 
 
 Syphilis, rheumatism: I IKali iod., BPhyt. 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 Syphilis, scars: Asaf., ICarbo a., IFluor. ac, 
 1 Graph., Iod. Kali bi., IKali iod., Lach., Sul. 
 ac. ; chancres, suppressed by cautery or mer- 
 curial ointment, leaving elevated discolored 
 cicatrices, IBadiag.; after Hunterian chancre 
 has been healed, hard cicatrix, I Merc. iod. 
 flaw 
 
 Syphilis, secondary: Arg. nit., lArs. i., IIAur. 
 met., lAur. mur., Carbo v., IChel., Chion. v., 
 ICinnab., IFluor. ac, IHep., BJacar., BKali 
 bi., I IKali iod., ILac c, ILach., BLith., ILyc, 
 IMerc, IIMerc. iod. flav., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 IIMez.,IINitr. ac.,IPetrol.,BPhos. ac.,BBPhyt., 
 IIRhus, Sep., BStilling., Sul., ISul. ac, 
 BISyph., IThuya, Ustil.; with hectic fever, 
 lAur. mur.; pyaemia, Crot.; especially after 
 mercury and iodide of potassium, IHep.; 
 especially after abuse of mercury, or with 
 scrofula, IKali iod.; all symptoms worse 
 towards night, I ISyph.; a putrid, sickening 
 odor filled whole house, I ISyph.; with depos- 
 its in throat, IKali iod. $g^ tertiary. 
 
 Syphilis, stricture : BArg. nit., Berb., BClem., 
 Iod., IKali iod., IMerc, INitr. ac, IThuya. 
 
 Syphilis, tertiary : lArs.m., IKali iod., I ISticta, 
 BISyph.; with deposits in throat, IKali iod.; 
 with ulceration of skin, Iod. 
 g@r° constitutional, secondary. 
 
 Syphilis, throat: affections, lAur. met., IHy- 
 dras., IKali bi., 1 1 Kali iod., IKalm., ILach., 
 IIMerc, IMez., IINitr. ac, IPhyt., I ISyph.; 
 fauces affected, IKali m.; tubercular sore 
 throat, IPhyt.; ulcers, IIAur. met., I IChel., 
 Iod., IKali bi., IKali iod., ILach., IIMerc, 
 IBNitr. ac, I ISyph. 
 
 Syphilis, toothache : BPhyt. ; when mercurial- 
 ized, Clem. 
 g^° Chap. 10, Toothache mercury. 
 
 Syphilis, tuberculosis : ICinnab. 
 
 Syphilis, ulcers: Ascl., lAur. met., ICarbo v., 
 Chim.JCoral., Cund., Iod., Iris, IJacea, IKali 
 bi., ILach., IIMerc, Mez., IBNitr. ac, IPhyt., 
 Rumex, Sang., Stilling., IThuya. 
 
 Syphilis, warts (condylomata): lAur., Caust., 
 ICinnab., IMerc, IBNitr. ac,Phos.ac, Sabina, 
 Sep., Staph., BThuya. JU@r° Genitals warts. 
 
 TESTICLES, abscesses: Hippoz. 
 
 Testicles, aching: Cop., BNatr. m., IIPuls.; as 
 if contused, worse walking, Thuya ; after 
 sexual dalliance, Hod.; dull, IHam.; with 
 emissions, IPhos. ac; after suppression of 
 gonorrhoea or mumps, INatr. m.; left, espe- 
 cially on outer side, 1 1 Staph.; pressing, after 
 sexual dalliance, Hod.; with spasmodic retrac- 
 tion, ICalc; while sitting, 1 p.m., or with 
 occasional darting pains, changing to right, 
 then to left, after rising, Lye vir.; with or 
 without swelling, IIPuls.; from touch and 
 motion, Asaf. glgf* bruised, pain, soreness. 
 
 Testicles, atrophy: lAur. met., Bufo., ICaps., 
 ICarbo a., Carb. s., Chim. umb., Hod., I IKali 
 iod., ILyss., 1 1 Plumb. , Staph., Zinc; after 
 sexual excesses, UStaph.; first left, then right, 
 Lyss.; from masturbation, IMeph.; in sperm- 
 atorrhoea, from masturbation, IGels.; mere 
 pendent shreds in pining boys, lAur. met. 
 J5^° small. 
 
 Testicles, bruised feeling : lAcon., INatr. c, 
 I lOxal. ac, IRhod.; with pain in abdomen, 
 Pallad.; contusive pain (gonorrhoea), lArg. 
 met.; contusive pain, in right, I I Arg. nit.; in 
 right, Dig.; contusive pain, after sexual ex- 
 
 cesses, UStaph.; feeling as if being crushed,. 
 I IRhod.; crushed pain, worse from clothing, 
 on walking, evening in bed, lArg. met.; with 
 transient pain in lower intestines, right side, 
 near noon, Pallad. 
 
 Testicles, burning : Berb., INitr. ac; transient, 
 in posterior part of right, Tereb.; with or 
 without swelling, IIPuls. 
 
 Testicles, cancer: Ars., Bell., ICarbo a., llCon., 
 Phos., IPhyt., Sil., I ISpong., Sul., Thuya. 
 
 Testicles, clawing sensation : when touched on 
 walking, Clem. 
 
 Testicles, clutching pain: as if seized by a 
 hand, and pulled severely (neuralgia of sper- 
 matic cord), 101. an. 
 
 Testicles, feeling of coldness : Aloe, Berb.; in 
 afternoon and evening, IMerc. 
 J3@r* Scrotum coldness. 
 
 Testicles, constricted feeling : IPlumb.; pain- 
 ful, Berb. JS^^ cramp, cramplike, retract- 
 ed, tension. 
 
 Testicles, contracted feeling: Camph.; painful 
 in evening, after gonorrhoea, I Cinch. 
 f$^ constricted, cramp, cramplike, press- 
 ing, retracted, tension. 
 
 Testicles, cramplike pain ; in afternoon, after 
 gonorrhoea, I Cinch. 
 
 Testicles, cramps : as if squeezed, Bapt. 
 
 Testicles, crawling : Berb. 
 
 Testicles, cutting: ISep. 
 
 Testicles, darting: through left, ILyc. vir.; to 
 stomach, at night and rainy weather, BHam. 
 
 Testicles, discomfort : in evening, Agar. 
 
 .Testicles, dragging: Med.; with emissions, 
 IPhos. ac; in left, IKali c; painful, BGels.; 
 in right groin, to testicle, thence to left, thence 
 to left groin, BHydras.; when standing, Cann. 
 s. $£§*' drawing, heaviness. 
 
 Testicles, drawing: BChel., plem., Cop., BHam., 
 Hippom., BNatr. c; in left, Ang.; in right, 
 I I Anag.; dull, in right,Bapt.; better, in motion, 
 Rhod.; in evening, 1 1 Agar.; after suppressed 
 gonorrhoea, BClem.; in left, JEsc. h.; painful, 
 Card, m., Psor. ; painful, in one, as if drawn 
 into abdomen, Bell.; painful, in shocks, into 
 abdomen and legs to feet (gonorrhoea), IMerc. ; 
 painful, day and night, from groin, Ham.; 
 painful, in swollen, to abdomen and thighs,, 
 especially right, BRhod.; painful in left, after- 
 wards in right, Zinc ; with pressure (orchitis), 
 IMerc; in right, with uneasiness in renal re- 
 gion, Aeon.; sensitive, in cystitis, INux v.; 
 spasmodic, in left, Agar.; spasmodic, in left 
 and along cord, Tereb.; to spermatic cord, 
 Berb.; in direction of spermatic cord, JEsc. 
 h. ; swollen, in right, extends to abdomen, 
 causing tension in right inguinal region, bet- 
 ter lying with knees drawn up, worse stand- 
 ing, I IRhod.; when touched, Coccul. 
 j^° dragging. 
 
 Testicles, dull pain: after sexual excesses, 
 UStaph.; severe, IHam. 
 
 Testicles, epididymis : swelling, after sup- 
 pressed gonorrhoeal discharge, 1 1 Puis.; in- 
 flamed, Agnus, I I Ars., lAur. met., Brom., 
 Clem. , Ham., Merc. , Nitr. ac, Nux v., I IPhyt., 
 ■Puis., IRhod., Rhus; left, severe pain,Vib.; 
 left, swelling, Vib. ; left, hard swelling, fol- 
 lowing inflammation after contusion, violent 
 shooting pains running upward and spread- 
 ing over whole pubic region after urination, 
 I ITarax.; right, enlarged and hardened, with 
 
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 little pain, fistulous openings in lower part, 
 discharge little thick whitish matter, I i Spong. ; 
 right, painful, swollen, obliged to use sus- 
 pensory, Vib. ; sensitive, especially to touch, 
 or walking, Aloe. 
 
 Testicles, excoriated feeling : Phos. ac. 
 
 Testicles, excruciating pains : IHam. 
 
 Testicles, gnawing pain : Phos. ac. 
 
 Testicles, heematocele : effusion small and 
 firmly coagulated, Ruta ; fluid blood, IHam.; 
 firm, like a stone, Con.; useful in first stage, 
 Erig. 
 
 Testicles, heat : BNux v., ISpong.; at height of 
 chill, Sil.; in right, painful, IHam. 
 
 Testicles, heaviness: Elaps, INatr. c, I lOxal. 
 ac. ; in evening, I I Agar.; during a walk, Oxal. 
 ac. ; with inflamed ulcer on glans, Psor. 
 j&g^ dragging. 
 
 Testicles, hydrocele : I Ammoniac, I Apis, Ars., 
 Aur. met., \ Calc. p., Clem., Con., I I Dig., 
 IFluor. ac, IGraph., Hod., BLvss., INatr. m., 
 
 I INux v., IPsor., IPuls., IIRhod., HSil., 
 ISpong., BSul., Sul. ac; from birth, increas- 
 ing from year to year, IIRhod.; from birth, 
 right side, in a child, I IRhod.; bluish color, 
 IPuls.; from a bruise, lArn.; in a child set. 
 6 months, 1 1 Aur. met.; in children, Abrot., 
 ICalc, I I Kali m.; from suppression of cuta- 
 neous disease, IGraph.; in multilocular cysts, 
 lApis ; with herpetic eruption in groins, 
 ■Graph.; after gonorrhceal orchitis, with sex- 
 ual weakness, IPhos.; in an infant, I IRhod. ; 
 caused by repeated inflammation in conse- 
 quence of pi'essure from a truss, I I Psor. ; left 
 side, IIRhod.; left side, with herpetic erup- 
 tion on scrotum, IGraph.; after suppressed 
 eruptions, either side, IHell.; left side, in a 
 hemorrhoidal subject, I IRhod. ; leftside most 
 affected, IDig.; precedes orchitis, smooth 
 hard swelling on left side, I IRhod.; in scrofu- 
 lous infants, I Ars., HSil.; after seminal losses, 
 IPhos.; of long standing, large swelling of 
 scrotum, containing dark, thick fluid, throb- 
 bing, IHep.; -tumor large, tense, shining, 
 prevents running and playing, I I Sul. 
 
 Testicles, induration : Agnus, Alum., Ammo- 
 niac, I lArg. nit., Arm, Ars., Aur. met., IBar. 
 m., Bell., ICalc, ICalc. fl., ICarb'o a., ICin- 
 nab., Clem., HCon., ICop., Graph., Hod., 
 IJacea, Kali c, I Kali iod., Lach., Lye, 
 IIMed., IMerc, IMerc iod. rub., Nitr. ac, 
 IIXux v., I IPhos., Plumb., IPuls., IIRhod., 
 Rhus, Sabina, HSil., ISpong., Staph., BSul., 
 Thuya, Ustil.; with tendency to atrophy, 
 IIRhod.; with blennorrhcea, IIRhod.; both, 
 or only right, HClem. ; chronic, I Aur. met., 
 IBar. c; particularly after contusion, lArn., 
 HCon.; after gonorrhoea, IIRhod.; post- 
 gonorrhoeal, of left, from abuse of injections 
 of Cuprum sul., IKali m.; after suppressed 
 gonorrhoea, I Agnus; left, TrCarb. s. ; left (or- 
 chitis), IIXux v.; left, painful, Alum.; also 
 after abuse of mercury, BAur. met.; in orchi- 
 tis, after mismanaged gonorrhoea, Clem.; right, 
 Arg. nit.; swollen, IMerc. 
 J^gr* inflammation, swollen. 
 
 Testicles, inflammation (orchitis) : 1 1 Aeon., 
 Ananth., I Ant. t., I Arg. nit., Arn., Ars. J Aur. 
 met., BBBapt., IBell., BBerb., Cinch., 1 1 Clem., 
 
 I I Con., BEuphor., Gels., Ham., Hippoz., 
 BKali iod., Lye, IMerc. , Natr. c, INatr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., IPhyt., BPlumb., IIPuls., 
 
 IRhod., IRhus, I ISpong., Staph., Ver. v.; 
 with incipient bronchial trouble (better pain 
 and cough), j Jab.; from a bruise, with draw- 
 ing and retraction of one or the other testicle, 
 goes from right to left (after checked otor- 
 rhoea), I I Zinc; with burning, IStaph.; from 
 taking cold, lAcon., Clem., IIPuls., IRhus; 
 chronic, ILyc, IIRhod., ISpong., Ustil. ; from 
 contusion, Ant. t., lArn., Bar. m., ICon., 
 IHam., I IPuls., Zinc; with drawing, IStaph.; 
 takes an erysipelatous nature, Ver. v. ; with 
 fever from catching cold while dancing, while 
 recovering from attack of gonorrhoea, I I Rhod,; 
 gonorrhoeal,IBapt., ICon., IMerc, IPuls.; after 
 suppression of gonorrhoea, Agnus, Ant. t.,Aur. 
 met., Bar. m., Brorn., Cann. s., Clem., Gels., 
 Ham., IKali s.,Xitr. ac,Phyt,, IIPuls.,Rhod.; 
 left side, with hot, hard swelling and pressing 
 in testicle and spermatic cord, worse stand- 
 ing, after suppression of gonorrhoea, I IPuls.; 
 left side smooth, hard swelling, preceded by 
 hydrocele, I IRhod.; maltreated, ISpong.; pain 
 extending into spermatic cord, BNitr. ac ; with 
 pressing, BStaph.; rheumatic, soreness and 
 rheumatic pains in spermatic cords with, 
 I IPhyt.; right side, Sul. ac; secondary, • Ant. 
 t.; soreness and swelling, IHam.; with sting- 
 ing, IStaph.; with suppuration and fistulous 
 ulcer, I IPhyt,; with swelling and hardness. 
 INux v. 
 
 Testicles, injuries: by a fall, IIArn., IHam., 
 IPuls.; purple, red, IIArn. 
 g^= inflammation. 
 
 Testicles, irritable : Ustil. 
 
 Testicles, itching : ./Esc h. 
 
 Testicles, jerking : in left, Ang. 
 
 Testicles, lacerating: IIPuls. 
 
 Testicles, metastasis: I Ars.; of mumps, j Jab., 
 IMerc, Nux v., IPuls. 
 
 Testicles, motion: feeling as of, Thuya; in- 
 creased motion, Lyss. 
 
 Testicles, neuralgia : Aur. met., IBell., IBerb., 
 Calc, Clem., IColoc, Ham., Oxal. ac, Sabad., 
 Ustil.; in left, Lye vir.; suddenly shifting to 
 bowels, causing nausea and faintness, IHam.; 
 with supraorbital pain, Lye vir. 
 jg^^ aching, tearing. 
 
 Testicles, pain (undefined): Arg.met., BBClem., 
 Coloc, IHam., ILith., 01. an., I IOp.,BPlumb., 
 IRhod.; at 3 a.m., prevents sleep, Ham.; day 
 after coition, particularly felt towards noon, 
 and first hours of afternoon, Lyss.; during 
 cough, INatr. m. ; after emission, BCaps. ; after 
 erections, Oxal. ac;with aching in inguinal 
 canal, worse walking, better from upward 
 pressure, ILyc vir. ; injury, worse periodically, 
 worse walking, I I Zinc; in left,Eryng.; severe, 
 in left, Vib.; in left (gonorrhoea), IMerc; 
 acute, in left, when walking, Jacar. ; worse 
 after midnight until morning, Ham. ; in right, 
 Osm. ; severe, m right, Ind. ; severe, in right, 
 better after urinating, Kob.; from right toleft, 
 then both, recurring and lasting whole even- 
 ing, with aching in inguinal canal, Lye vir.; 
 simple, also when touched, Spong. ; and ten- 
 derness, Act. rac; worse after touch or friction, 
 with sharp shooting up cord into abdomen, 
 I IStaph.; during a walk, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Testicles, pinching: bruised squeezing pain, 
 Spong.; pain worse from slightest touch, 
 BClem. 
 
 Testicles, pressing sensation: Berb., Carbo v., 
 
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 22. MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 IRhod., Sul.; extending into abdomen, Hod.; 
 forcing, after sexual dalliance, Hod.; forcing 
 pain, Aram, c; in left as if it had been 
 squeezed, Bapt.; painful, HCaust., I Con.; 
 pain in left while walking, and after rubbing, 
 worse when touched, Staph.; with orchitis, 
 left side, worse standing (after suppression of 
 gonorrhoea), 1 1 Puis.; in right as from bruise, 
 I Aur.met.; right feels as if compressed, IStaph., 
 after injury, sense of, 1 1 Zinc. ; when standing, 
 sense of, Cann. s. ; in right, painful when 
 touched or rubbed, lAur. met. 
 
 Testicles, pricking: in right, spreads zigzag 
 along perineum towards anus so violent it ar- 
 rests respiration, Rhod. ; drawing pain mostly 
 while sitting and stooping, at times extending 
 up spermatic cord, Zinc. 
 
 Testicles, relaxed: Amm. c, HClem., IISul.; 
 as after emission early in bed, Arn. ; hang 
 down a long way, IPuls. ; in impotence, 
 ICamph.; left hangs low, I IPuls. ; right, Crot. 
 t.; scrotum sweating, I Gels. JSigh' Penis and 
 Scrotum relaxed. 
 
 Testicles, retracted (drawn up): Agar., Bell., 
 Berb., ICalc, ICanth., HClem., INux v., 01. 
 an., I IPhos., IPlumb., IStram.; toward ex- 
 ternal abdominal ring, ICic; within abdom- 
 inal ring when he cried (child with intestinal 
 spasms), 1 1 Op.; on affected side, IBerb.; in 
 impotence, IBar. c. ; as if being drawn up to 
 inguinal ring, caused by dragging in spermatic 
 cord, after lightness in occiput, Sec. ; after in- 
 jury, I I Zinc. ; left, Crot. t., Thuya; painful, 
 Agar.; painful, with pain in region of bladder, 
 Thuya; left, with pains in back and bladder, 
 {chronic catarrh of bladder), I IPareira; with 
 priapism with retention of urine, Coloc; 
 by spasmodic pain in spermatic cord, worse 
 standing or walking, at times better sitting, 
 I INux v.; of right or left with some pain 
 and swelling, 1 1 Zinc. ; right more than left, 
 Menyanth.; right swollen, I IPuls.; when 
 walking, IRhod. fg^ Penis retracted. 
 
 Testicles, sarcocele : lAur. met., IMerc. iod. 
 rub., IPuls. 
 
 Testicles, seminal vesicles : burning, in excre- 
 tory ducts, Canth.; burning, dragging to 
 glans, I IMang. 
 
 Testicles, sensitive: Arn., Clem., Coccul., 
 IINitr. ac. ; especially epididymis, painful to 
 touch, IRhod.; after mismanaged gonorrhoea 
 (orchitis), IClem.; right, Med., Merc. iod. rub.; 
 right, to touch (orchitis), I IPuls. 
 
 Testicles, shooting: in diabetes, IOp.; into 
 inguinal region, I ISpong. ; in right, iEsc. h.; 
 Cain.; trousers seem too tight, IPuls.; to 
 touch, Apis, ICoccul., Phos. ac, I IStaph.; to 
 touch, as if bruised, Clem.; to touch, worse 
 by erections, Amm. c; to touch, worse left, 
 llnd.; to touch, in orchitis, INux v.; to touch, in 
 orchitis, after mismanaged gonorrhoea, IClem. 
 
 Testicles, small : I ISpong.; in impotence, I Bar. c. 
 JH^ atrophy. 
 
 Testicles, too soft: I ISpong. 
 
 Testicles, soreness : iEsc h., Med., IPhos.; ex- 
 tending into abdomen and thighs, IRhod.; 
 extending to spermatic cords, lEquiset. 
 j^* aching. 
 
 Testicles, squeezing : ISil. 
 
 Testicles, sterility : Ferr. 
 
 Testicles, sticking : in right, as if contused in 
 evening, while sitting, disappears when walk- 
 
 ing, but returns on sitting, Rhod.; in right, 
 better from motion, Rhod. 
 
 Testicles, stinging: cutting, Berb.; fine, pain- 
 ful, in left, I IMerc. cor. 
 
 Testicles, stitches; IBar. m., Bell.; large blunt, 
 into spermatic cord, Spong. ; from left foot, 
 Bar. c. ; heat, alternating with constricting 
 pain (orchitis), INux v.; in left, transient, 
 pressing, during rest, Zinc; in right, Bry., 
 I I Caust. ; itching, in right, from behind for- 
 ward, Spig. ; while sitting, Bry.; when mak- 
 ing a wrong step (after urging), I I Zinc. 
 
 Testicles, straining : Berb. 
 
 Testicles, swollen : Agnus, Alum., Arg. nit., 
 I Arn., I IArs.,Aur.met,,IBapt., IBar.m., IBell., 
 IBrom., Calc, Calc ft., ICalc p., Carbo a., 
 I IClem., Coloc, ICon., ICop., Cub., Dig., Elaps, 
 ■Graph., Hippoz., Hod., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 Lach. , Lye , Med., IMerc. cor. , IMerc iod. rub., 
 
 IPlumb., I IPuls., IRhod., Rhus, Sabina, 
 ISil., Spong., Staph., Sul., Thuya, Var.; 
 with blennorrhcea, I IRhod.; of both, or 
 right, Clem.; after suppressed chancre, 
 painful, I ISyph.; with coldness, Brom.; par- 
 ticularly after contusion, ICon. ; large as hen's 
 eggs, Hod.; especially epididymis, after gonor- 
 rhoea, I Cinch.; with suppressed gonorrhoea, 
 IINux v., IIPuls.; after gonorrhoea, IHam., 
 I IRhod.; after maltreated gonorrhoea, IMez. ; 
 hard, IMerc; hard, as if surcharged, I Aeon.; 
 hypertrophied, IBar. m.; hypertrophied, with 
 sexual excitement, Hod. ; hypertrophied, after 
 suppressed gonorrhoea, IBar.m.; inflamma- 
 tory, with painful drawing, INitr. ac; after 
 injuries, 1 1 Arn. ; left, ""Carb. s. ; left worse, 
 llnd.; of left, Vib.; left, size of a goose egg, 
 after exposure to cold during mumps on left 
 side, better after coition, I IStaph.; left, as 
 large as a goose egg (orchitis), IINux v.; 
 left, as large as a hen's egg, smooth and hard, 
 I ISpong.; left, elastic (orchitis), I INux v.; in 
 orchitis, after mismanaged gonorrhoea, IClem.; 
 left, suppressed gonorrhoea, IClem. ; left, after 
 suppressed gonorrhoeal discharge, IPuls.; 
 left, hard, in consequence of a contusion, Va- 
 riol.; left, hard, painless, worse driving (after 
 gonorrhoea), IBrom.; left, painful and hard, 
 IHam.; left, with tearing, extends up sper- 
 matic cord, I IRhod.; from metastasis of 
 mumps, ICarbo v.; in orchitis, INux v.; after 
 orchitis, right side, I IRhod.; pains as if a 
 knife were drawn through, Aur. met.; pain 
 extending up spermatic cord, INitr. ac; pain- 
 ful, twice natural size, -Jab.; painless, Hod.; 
 painless, after contusion, while riding horse- 
 back, IBar. m.; pressive, Spong.; right, I I Arg. 
 nit., I Aur. met., IHam.; right, after catching 
 cold, I IPuls.: right, hard, as large as a hen's 
 egg (gonorrhoea), IMerc; right, after sup- 
 pressed gonorrhoea, 1 1 Chel.; right (orchitis), 
 IIPuls.; right, with pressure and annoying 
 pain, extending up into abdomen, with nau- 
 sea and occasional vomiting, IIPuls.; worse 
 right, it had hardly room in scrotum, Apis ; 
 shining, IMerc; with soreness, Brom.; with 
 swelling and tension in spermatic cord, Phos. 
 ac; tense, Aur. mur.; when touched with 
 hands after handling juice of Anac oc. ; with 
 inflamed ulcer on glans, Psor. 
 figg* indurated, inflamed. 
 Testicles, tearing pain: ICon., IIPuls.; in right, 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 extending to abdomen, noon till evening, 
 comes and goes suddenly, Arum t. ; in left, 
 after gonorrhoea, ICinch.; in left, extending 
 up spermatic cord, with swelling, I IRhod. 
 jj^SP* neuralgia. 
 Testicles, tension : Sul. ; extending into abdo- 
 men, Hod.; as from a bruise, lAur. met. ; after 
 injury, I I Zinc. J^* retraction. 
 
 Testicles, thrilling : Brach. 
 
 Testicles, tubercles : Hippoz. 
 
 Testicles, varicocele: iEsc h., lArn., lAur. 
 met., Bell., ICalc, Collin., Fluor, ac, IHam., 
 ILach., ILyc, INux v., Osm., IPhos. ac, 
 IPuls., Sep., ISil., ISul., Tabac; with constipa- 
 tion, ICollin., INux v.; caused by abdominal 
 plethora, I Pod.; follows a strain, Riita. 
 
 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 Climacteric Period. Clitoris. Coition. Genitals (Labia, Mons veneris, 
 
 Pudenda, Vulva). Leucorrlioea. Mammae, ■»" Chap. 24. 
 
 Menses. Before Menses. During Menses. After 
 
 Menses. Ovaries. Sexual Excess. Sexual 
 
 Excitement. Sterility. Uterus. Vagina. 
 
 CLIMACTERIC PERIOD : Acon.,IAct. rac, 
 ■Agar., Aloe, IIAmyl, lApis, IBry., ICinch., 
 ICoccul., ICon., Croc, ICrotal., ICycl., IGels., 
 IHydras., IHelon, llgn., IKali bi., IILach., 
 IIMurex, IPhos. ac, IPsor., Puis., Sang., 
 MSep., ISul., ISul. ac, ITabac, ITereb., 
 IITherid., I lUstil. 
 
 Climacteric period, abdomen : affection with a 
 high degree of ill humor, IPsor. 
 
 Climacteric period, angina: croupous or ner- 
 vous, ILach. 
 
 Climacteric period, back : aching, in small of, 
 IHydras.; pain, severe, on a line with and 
 to left of sacrum, worse on pressure and turn- 
 ing over in bed, Sars.; pain, in sacrum and coc- 
 cyx, Ruta. 
 
 Climacteric period, breathing : asthmatic, 
 worse lying down, Sars.; dyspnoea, at time for 
 return,* I ICalab. 
 
 Climacteric period, chest : congestion, Arg. nit. 
 
 Climacteric period, coffee : symptoms worse 
 on smelling, ISul. ac 
 
 Climateric period, coldness: subjective, ITabac. 
 
 Climacteric period, congestions : persistent, 
 IILach. g@~ heat. 
 
 Climacteric period, diarrhoea: ILach.; in morn- 
 ing, 1 1 Rum ex. 
 
 Climacteric period, ears : roaring, at time for 
 return of menses, I ICalab. 
 
 Climacteric period, epigastrium : faint feeling, 
 ICrotal., ILach.; sinking, Hydr. ac, ITabac. 
 
 Climacteric period, epilepsy : ILach. 
 
 Climacteric period, eruption : liver spots, 
 ■Plumb. 
 
 Climacteric period, eyes : anxious look, ■Trill.; 
 congested, at time for return, I I Calab.; sight 
 weak, ITrill. 
 
 Climacteric period, faintness : nervous, with 
 
 exhaustion, 1 1 Aeon., I ICoff., Hydr. ac, IKall 
 c, IILach., IMosch., IXitr. ac, ISul., Val., 
 IVer., Viol.; at time for return, I ICalab. 
 
 Climacteric period, feet: s\velling,IBry.,l ILyc; 
 numbness, or swelling, IGlon. 
 
 Climacteric period, flushes : Jg^ heat. 
 
 Climacteric period, haemoptysis: ISang., 
 ISul. ac. 
 
 Climacteric period, head : heat in vertex, Car- 
 bo a., Croc, IILach., ISul.; flushes, with con- 
 gestion and heat, I Bell., I IGlon., IKali br., 
 IILach.; falling off of hair, ILyc; throbbing,, 
 noises, vertigo, ICrotal. 
 
 Climacteric period, headache: Croc, Cycl., 
 Hep., ILach., ISang., Ustil., Xan.; chronic, 
 paroxysmal, ISep. ; congestive, Arg. nit.; 
 frontal, Sars.; and pain all over, at time for 
 return of menses, I ICalab. 
 
 Climacteric period, heart: cardiac troubles/ 
 Ars., Aur. mur., ICact., ICrotal., Dig., ILach., 
 Spong. 
 
 Climacteric period, heat: chronic blushing, 
 lAmyl.; burning of palms and soles, throws 
 bedclothes off, I I Sang. ; face red at time for 
 return, I ICalab.; flushes, lAmvl., I Arg. 
 nit,, I Bell., ICrotal., JEucal., IGlon., Hydr. 
 ac, Jab., IKali bi., IILach., IMang., ISang.,, 
 ■Sep., I ISul. ac, Sumb., ITereb., lUstil., 
 Xan.; flushes, with congestion to head,. 
 IBell., IIGlon., IKali br., IILach.; flushes, 
 with hot head, hands and feet, and goneness 
 of stomach, I ISul.; flushes, cannot go alone- 
 into street, IGlon.; flushes and sweat, Con., 
 I ISul. ac; sudden flushes, with momentary 
 sweat, weakness and tendency to faint, I ISep.. 
 
 Climacteric period, hemorrhoids : ILach. 
 
 Climacteric period, hysteria: ITherid.; in a 
 woman with dark hair, eyes and complexion, 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 I IPhos. ac. Jggp^ mental, nerves; also Chap. 
 36, Hysteria. 
 
 Climacteric period, leucorrhcea: MSabina, 
 USep. ; corrosive,fetid,continues after menses 
 cease, I Sang. 
 
 Climacteric period, liver: bilious attacks or 
 liver complaint, IILach. 
 
 Climacteric period, mammae : painful enlarge- 
 ment, I I Sang. 
 
 •Climacteric period, mental condition : depres- 
 sion, with chronic abdominal disorders, 
 IPsor. ; insanity, Cycl., Hippom., ILach., 
 ILil. tig., ISul., IVer.; melancholy, Arg. nit., 
 lAur.met.; loss of memory, at time for return, 
 ILach., I ICalab. ; calm, yet feared she would 
 not recover, Sars.; constant disposition to talk 
 which made her cough, at time for return, 
 
 I ICalab.; sense of wretchedness, ITabac. 
 Climacteric period, muscles : relaxation, ITa- 
 
 bac. ; rigid, with soreness, at time for return, 
 
 I I Calab. 
 
 Climacteric period, nausea: IGlon.; severe and 
 
 constant, with vomiting, Sars. 
 Climacteric period, nerves : nervous erethism, 
 
 I Aeon., I Arg. nit., ICham., ICoff., Ilgn., Mu- 
 rex, Puis. J^T" faintness, hysteria. 
 
 Climacteric period, neuralgia: ITereb. 
 
 Climacteric period, nosebleed : Arg. nit. 
 
 Ciimacteric period, ovaries : ovaritis, with 
 menorrhagia, IPlat. 
 
 Climacteric period, palpitation: IKali br., 
 ILach., ITabac; after mental suffering, I ICa- 
 lab. ; nervous, ISumb. 
 
 Climacteric period, pruritus: ICanth. 
 
 Climacteric period, restlessness : must be on 
 the move, IKali br. 
 
 Climacteric period, rheumatic gout: Sal. ac. 
 
 Climacteric period, skin: itching, I Arg. nit. 
 
 •Climacteric period, sleeplessness: lAcon., 
 ■ Bell., ICoff., I I Gels., IKali br., ISenecio, ISul. 
 
 'Climacteric period, stomach : cardialgia, 
 
 I I Graph.; catarrh, IIGraph.; cramp, ICochl. ; 
 feeling as if full up to pit of throat, at time 
 for return, I ICalab.; sinking, ICrotal. 
 
 $^** epigastrium. 
 
 Climacteric period, stool : yellow substance like 
 pulp of an orange, INatr. c. 
 
 •Climacteric period, sweat: ICrotal., ILach., 
 ILyc. ISul. ac, ITereb. fi^ heat. 
 
 Climacteric period, trembling : IKali br. 
 
 Climacteric period, urethra : burning, Berb. 
 
 Climacteric period, urination : urging to urin- 
 ate, with slight emissions, with burning, 
 stinging, during and after severe rigors, com- 
 mencing at feet, Sars. 
 
 Climacteric period, uterus : affections of, with 
 disorders of digestive function, IHydras.; can- 
 cer, ILach.; displacement, ILach.; hemor- 
 rhage, ICrotal., IILach.; menses reappear, 
 IILach.; prolapsus, with flashes of heat, hot 
 vertex, IILach.; ulcers, polypi or cancer, 
 ICalc a®- Uterus. 
 
 Climacteric period, vertigo: IGlon., ISang. ; 
 with too frequent and profuse menses, IXJstil.; 
 from walking in open air, ILach. 
 
 Climacteric period, weakness: HCinch.; with 
 uterine affections, IHydras.; weak, debili- 
 tated constitutions, ICrotal., IKali ph. 
 gggp^ faintness. 
 
 CLITORIS, distended feeling : Bor. 
 
 Clitoris, erect: after urination, with sexual 
 desire, Calc p. 
 
 Clitoris, excitement: during menses, Kali br. 
 Clitoris, irritation : in hysteria, lAmm. c 
 Clitoris, stinging : Bor. 
 Clitoris, warts : condylomatous enlargement, 
 
 I I Thuya. 
 
 COITION, after: feels better, prolapsus uteri 
 and vaginae, IMerc; blood from vagina, ISep.; 
 burning in vagina, ILyc; uncontrollable mo- 
 tions of face (choreic attack), ICed.; involun- 
 tary discharge of feces (choreic attack), ICed.; 
 lacerated hymen, inflammation, ICalend.; 
 voluptuous itching, Nitr. ac; feels easy and 
 light-hearted at first, later ill-humored, INatr. 
 m. ; great lassitude, ICalc; intolerable, after 
 abuse of mercury, I Hep.; metrorrhagia (prolap- 
 sus uteri), lArn.; discharge of mucus from va- 
 gina, causing sterility, INatr. c; respiration af- 
 fected (choreic attack), ICed.; soreness in va- 
 gina, I Rhus ; tensive drawing pains, lasting 
 several hours, in ovaries and uterus (uterine 
 affection), IPlat.; toothache better, Camph.; 
 involuntary discharge of urine (choreic at- 
 tack), ICed.; pulsation in uterus, due to 
 extra influx of blood caused by sexual ere- 
 thism (passive congestion of uterus), INatr. 
 c; venereal appetite not removed, Ast. r.; 
 weakness of parts, Berb. 
 E^ Sexual excess, coition. 
 
 Coition, aversion : Arund., ICaust., Coff., 
 IFerr. mur., I Graph., IKali br., INatr. m., 
 ■ Petrol., IPhos., ISep.; in anaemic women, 
 with dry mouth and dry skin, INatr. m.; can- 
 not endure idea, angry at reference to, as soon 
 as " white of egg " discharge ceases, IHydras.; 
 with leucorrhcea, Caust.; in cold, lymphatic 
 women, Petrol.; after menses, INatr. m.; fol- 
 lowed by perturbation and irritation if ap- 
 proached, inaction of flow of secretions, 
 Polyg.; in vaginitis, ICurar. 
 
 Coition, desire : j|^* Sexual excitement. 
 
 Coition, during : aching on pressing or touch- 
 ing os uteri, IMerc. cor.; asthma, lAmb. ; burn- 
 ing, IKreo., INatr. m. ; burning, followed next 
 day by discharge of black blood, IKreo.; cut- 
 ting, in parts, Berb.; discharge painful or too 
 late, Berb.; dyspnoea, towards end, IStaph.; 
 nausea (uterine cancer), MSil.; orgasm easy, 
 IStann.; swelling of left ovary, Syph.; pain, 
 
 I I Arg. nit., IBerb.,Coff., Ferr., Kalic, IKreo., 
 IINatr. m., Plat.,IRhus, I ISabina,IISep.;pain 
 from dryness, Ferr., INatr. m., Sep.; pain, 
 with almost constant desire, especially when 
 she has " white of egg" discharge, amount- 
 ing to furor uterinus, IHydras.; pain, with 
 dislike, since childbirth (subjunctive prolap- 
 sus), ILyss.; pain, from soreness, Rhus, Thuya; 
 terrible pain, with leucorrhcea, I ISep. ; pains, 
 in prolapsus uteri, lApis ; sensitiveness of 
 vagina, IThuya ; sensitiveness, even vaginis- 
 mus, IPlat.; no sexual feeling, I I Kali br.; 
 smarting, INatr. m.; stitching in parts, Berb.; 
 thrill absent, IBrom.; thrill long delayed, 
 Berb.; uterus sensitive to touch, IIPuls.; 
 ulcerative pain, IKreo. ; vagina, burning in, 
 ILyc; vagina, constriction (vaginismus), 
 HCact.; vagina insensible, IBerb., Brom., 
 IFerr., IFerr. mur.; vagina, painful, IFerr., 
 IFerr. ph.; vagina, pain and tenderness, 
 IHam. ; soreness, in vagina, Rhus ; vagina, 
 soreness and cutting, IFerr. mur.; vagina, 
 sore feeling, ISul.; vagina, sore pain, IKali 
 c. ; vagina, sore pain at entrance of (vagi- 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 nismus), llgn.; vagina sore and raw, I Ham.; 
 vagina, tenderness of (vaginitis), IHam.; 
 vaginal anaesthesia, IPhos.; vulva painfully 
 sensitive, UPlat. 
 
 OENITALS (external sexual parts, labia, 
 pudenda, vulva), aphthae : IKreo., llMerc. 
 g^* itching, pruritus. 
 
 Genitals, ascarides: Ferr., ISil., ISul. 
 
 Genitals, bearing down : jggg^ Uterus, bear- 
 ing down. 
 
 Genitals, biting : with acrid smelling bloody 
 ichor, after menses, BKreo. ; caused by leucor- 
 rhnea, IMerc; with watery, acrid, corrosive 
 leucorrhcea, IKali iod.; caused by acrid, light- 
 colored menses, IIRhus ; like salt, ICaust. 
 
 Genitals, bloodvessels : parietes lowered in 
 power of resistance by fattv metamorphosis, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Genitals, burning: IIAmb., lAmm. c, lAur. 
 mur., Bov., IHelon., IKali bi., IKali iod., 
 IINitr. ac, I Nux v., 1 1 Puis.; with some dis- 
 charge of blood, Petrol.; with desire for an 
 embrace (nymphomania). I I Nux" v.; in labia, 
 IHelon., IKreo.; worse on left side, cold 
 air or draught (vaginitis), IMerc. viv.; in leucor- 
 rhoea, Aur. met., ISul.,IZinc; during menses, 
 Kali br., IKali c, ISil.; violent, worse at every 
 motion (scirrhus uteri), lArs. ; in prurigo, 
 ICarbo v.; during urination, lAmb., I I Plat.; 
 during urination (ovaritis), lAmb.; during and 
 after urination, I IKreo.; in varicose veins, 
 during menses, Thuya ; in vulvitis, IKali c. ; 
 worse walking, sitting, better lying, Berb. 
 S^° heat. 
 
 Genitals, congested: Fluor, ac, Gamb.; dis- 
 tended, in nymphomania, TLach.; hyperae- 
 mia, IPhos., ITarant. 
 
 Genitals, contracting pain : while sitting, 
 Thuya. 
 
 Genitals, cracks : on labia minora, with vagi- 
 nitis, INitr. ac. 
 
 Genitals, cramplike pains: Con.; extend as 
 far as abdomen, Thuya ; when rising from a 
 seat, Thuya. 
 
 Genitals, crawling: voluptuous, with anxious 
 oppression and palpitation, followed by pain- 
 less pressure downward in genitals, with 
 exhaustion and stitches in sinciput, sym- 
 pathetic with ovarian and uterine troubles, 
 especially in barren women driven to despair, 
 IPlat. 
 
 Genitals, cutting : Asaf. ; between labia, during 
 micturition, Cann. s., Con.; from left to right 
 on every movement, llpec. 
 
 Genitals, cysts: sensitive, ISabina ; tearing 
 pain, during rest, ISabina. 
 
 Genitals, darting : during day, in vaginismus, 
 llgn. 
 
 Genitals, digging : peculiar, Con. 
 
 Genitals, dragging: towards, I IMosch. 
 
 Genitals, dryness: after menses, INatr. m.; 
 causing disagreeable sensation when walking, 
 after cessation of menses, Sep. 
 B^" Coition during. 
 
 Genitals, enlarged : sensation as if, ISep. ; sen- 
 sation as if, with soreness in perineum before 
 menses, ISil. 
 
 Genitals, eruption : ICoff., Ferr.; blisters enor- 
 mous on tumefied ulcers discharging serous 
 yellow 'fluid (epilepsy), Bufo.; corrosive itch- 
 ing (pruritus), I Nux v.; erysipelatous,! IRhus ; 
 erythema, I IHelon.; gnawing, 1 1 Nux v.; like 
 
 herpes, Rob.; herpetic, worse in every cold 
 change of weather or by exposure in cold 
 damp situations, IDulc. ; itching, IINuxv.; 
 itching, on inner labia, ISep.; miliary, Sarrac; 
 pimples, IKali c; pimples, itching, 1 1 Graph. ; 
 pimples, itching burning, on labia, I I Alum. ; 
 pimples, with troublesome and severe itching 
 ISep. ; pimples, itching, when warm, iEthus., 
 pimples, more troublesome at night, IMerc; 
 pimples, painless, on inside of labia, I I Graph.; 
 pimples on mons veneris, I INatr. m.; pus- 
 tules, Ant. t.; hard, black pustules on labia 
 majora, Bry.; itching pustules on left outer la- 
 bium, instead of menses, burning during uri- 
 nation, Ang.; large pustules on inner labium 
 instead of menses, itching when touched, 
 Ang.; pustules, in leucorrhcea, I Aur. mur. nat. ; 
 pustules, during menses, All. sat.; painful 
 pustules, on labia (syphilis), IJacea ; red pus- 
 tules on labia before menses, Aur. mur.; rash- 
 like, ILil. tig.; thick scabby, on labia, IKali 
 iod.; red spots, ICop. ; bright red spots, itch- 
 ing and smarting, All. sat.; stinging burning 
 tubercles on margin of labia, ICalc; ulcerated 
 mucous tubercles on labia, IKali iod.; vesicles, 
 ISep.; vesicles or excoriations (pruritus), 
 1 1 Graph.; vesicles itching, and pimples smart 
 and are painful, I I Graph.; vesicles size of 
 lentils, filled with purulent matter (after par- 
 turition), INatr. s.; whitish, reddish, like sy- 
 cosis, lAnnanth. 
 
 Genitals, excoriation : IGraph.; rawness, 
 ICarbo v.; strong tendency to swell and be- 
 come inflamed (spasm of vagina), IMerc. sol.; 
 by urine, I Hep. tif^* Leucorrhcea acrid. 
 
 Genitals, formication : Elaps. 
 
 Genitals, gnawing: in vulvitis, IKali c 
 
 Genitals, grinding pain : ICon. 
 
 Genitals, hair: loss of, Hell., IINatr. m., IZinc 
 ggp 11 * mons veneris. 
 
 Genitals, hard: I IKreo. $ir > induration. 
 
 Genitals, heat : IHelon., I IHydrocot., IIKreo., 
 Sarrac; burning, IMerc cor.; compelled to 
 apply a cold cloth, 1 1 Puis. ; and itching, with 
 desire for an embrace, worse on cold change in 
 weather, IDulc; in labia, swollen, IHelon.; 
 feeling between external labia, Calc p. ; inside 
 of labia, ICimex ; after menses, Kali br.; hot 
 to touch (threatened abortion), I ISabina. 
 g^ * burning. 
 
 Genitals, heaviness : ILobel.; in labia majora, 
 I I Mur. ; like a load, Pallad. ; worse during and 
 after walking, particularly after going up 
 stairs (uterine displacement), IPlat. 
 
 Genitals, induration: IMerc; from injuries, 
 ICon. Jg^* hard. 
 
 Genitals, inflammation: lAcon., IIArs.,IAsaf v 
 IBell., Ferr.,IFerr. ph., IKali c, IKreo., ILyc, 
 IIMerc, IMerc cor, IPetrol., 1 1 Rhus ; in 
 abdominal affections, IMerc. , tendency to gan- 
 grene, ! Amm. c. ; with herpes, vesicles size of 
 lentils, filled with purulent matter, six weeks 
 after confinement, hydrogenoid constitution, 
 INatr. s.; and irritated with mucous discharge, 
 teething children, I lErig.; of labia, Apis, 
 Bry., Coccus ; of right labium, in a child, 
 ■Apis; with lochia,worse at night, IMerc; after 
 parturition, I Aeon., lArn., INatr. s. ; during 
 pregnancy, ICollin.; and swelling, with puru- 
 lent discharge, ICalc; in vaginismus, llgn. 
 8®* Vagina inflammation. 
 
 Genitals, irritation : lAgar., ICanth., IKali br., 
 
 / 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 IKreo. , MPhos. , 1 1 Plat. ; with congestions 
 Grat.; in diphtheria,! I Lac c; causes hysteria 
 lOrig.; especially painful in inguinal region 
 thence passing to pudenda, Vespa ; as if 
 parts were swollen, I Graph.; gives rise to ul- 
 ceration, Vespa. 
 
 jg^- itching ; also Sexual excitement. 
 Genitals, itching (pruritus): BAmb., lAmm. 
 c, lAnt. t., Apis, Ars., lAspar., lAur. mur., 
 ICalc, Canth., ICarbo v., Citrus, ICoff., Col- 
 lin., ICon., ICop., ICrot. t., IDolich., IFerr. 
 iod., IIGraph., IHam., IHelon., IHydras., 
 IKali bi., IKali br., Kali c.,IKali iod., IKreo., 
 ILac c, ILil. tig., ILyc, IMagn. c, IIMerc, 
 IINatr. m., IINitr. ac, INux v., IPetrol., 
 UPlat., ISep., liSil., IStaph., IISul., ISul. ac, 
 ITarant., Thuya, lUrt. ur., Zinc; corrosive, 
 sore and burning after scratching, I IKreo. ; 
 makes patient almost delirious, during preg- 
 nancy, ICollin.; in diarrhoea, lAnt. t. ; 
 caused by discharge of bloody mucus, after 
 menses, IZinc.; causes dysuria, ICarbo v.; 
 towards evening, or after going to bed, ICalc; 
 with falling off of hair, INatr. m.; intermit- 
 tent, with constant pressive headache from 
 above downward over whole head, Sil.; with 
 sexual irritation in an old maid set. 40, 
 I lOrig.; labia, IHelon., IPetrol.; in labia, left 
 side, with rough eruptive condition on left 
 side of vagina, with acrid leucorrhoea, excori- 
 ating, ILac c; caused by leucorrhoea, IMerc, 
 INatr. m.; with leucorrhoea, HSep.; caused by 
 leucorrhoea of bloody mucus, after menses, 
 IZinc; labia majora, sensitive (leucorrhoea), 
 IMerc; labia majora, worse left side (vagin- 
 itis), IMerc viv.; labia and thighs, between, 
 IKreo.; labia, thinking of it aggravates, 
 Med.; especially after menses, Con., INatr. m.; 
 before menses, IIGraph., IKali c, ISul.; dur- 
 ing menses, Agar., Hep., Kali br., IKali c, 
 Lact. ac, IZinc; on rising in morning, con- 
 tinuing until 10 o'clock, Syph.; followed by 
 mucous discharge and eruption of pimples, 
 ■Calad.; violent (nymphomania, pruritus 
 vulvae), ISul.; causing onanism, INux v.; pru- 
 ritus, with intense desire for coition, Cub.; 
 pruritus, worse by cold, INitr. ac; pruritus, 
 with strong sexual desire, ICanth. ; pruritus, 
 of young girls, associated with ascaris vermic- 
 ularis, llgn.; pruritus, with hemorrhoids, 
 ICollin. ; pruritus, between labia majora and 
 minora, dry mealy spots on mucous surface, 
 itching, ILil. tig.; pruritus, with leucorrhoea, 
 
 I ICalc, Collin.; pruritus, from leucorrhoea, 
 venous origin or aphthae, \ Grin. ; pruritus, with 
 leucorrhoea, near change of life, IIPuls.; pruri- 
 tus, after menses, Tarant.; during menses, 
 
 I I Hep.; pruritus, painful during menses, IPe- 
 trol.; pruritus, during pregnancy,Amb.,IChlo- 
 ral., IHelon., IMerc; pruritus, at eighth month 
 of pregnancy, ICollin.; pruritus, during preg- 
 nancy, parts smell bad, are swollen, dark 
 red and protruding, she cannot lie down, 
 ICollin.; pruritus, with redness, hardness and 
 chorea, I I Rhus ; pruritus, with curdy secre- 
 tion, IHelon.; prurigo senilis, IStaph.; pruri- 
 tus and soreness, ICalc; pruritus, from irrita- 
 tion of uterus or ovaries, or by hyperesthesia 
 of veins of that locality, IKali br.; pruritus, 
 with prolapsus uteri in evening, Collin.; pru- 
 ritus intense, unbearable, extends into vagina, 
 worse night, with dryness and heat of parts, 
 
 I ITarant.; in syphilitic periostitis, IKali bi.;: 
 with pimples, IISul.; must rub, lAmb.; ob- 
 liged to scratch, burning after scratching 
 (leucorrhoea), IMerc; better by very gentle 
 scratching, ICrot. t. ; stinging, IStaph.; worse 
 from contact with urine, it must be washed 
 off, IIMerc. viv.; during urination, Sil.; dur- 
 ing urination (ovaritis), lAmb.; with volup- 
 tuousness, ICalad., IKali br.; voluptuous, 
 with colic, Coff. ; voluptuous, with profuse 
 menses, Coff.; voluptuous, with uterine hem- 
 orrhage, ICoff; in vulvitis, IKali c; worse 
 walking or sitting, better lying, Berb.; in 
 weakly, delicate women, with red face, IFerr. 
 
 Genitals, laborlike pains: as if everything 
 would issue from, followed by slight discharge 
 of blood, ILach. Jgg|r Uterus pressing. 
 
 Genitals, lancinating: ^Ethus.; running up- 
 ward, worse breathing and during urination, 
 IClem. 
 
 Genitals, moisture : IPetrol.; feel wet, a delu- 
 sion, lEup. pur. ; constantly oozes, with vio- 
 lent twitching, I IPetrol.; between labia and 
 thighs (leucorrhoea), biting pains, ICalc 
 
 Genitals, mons veneris : cold, excessively sen- 
 sitive to touch, cannot bear napkin, Plat.;, 
 contraction above, transient irritation, Ang.; 
 sero-purulent eruption, Con.; itching, Euphor.;, 
 large pimple, painful to touch, ICon.; con- 
 tinual pressure (prolapsus uteri), I Plat.; a 
 pressure upward, I ICalc. p.; painful sensitive- 
 ness (prolapsus uteri), IPlat.; stitching pain,, 
 with leucorrhoea, Jacea ; throbbing, I ICalc p. 
 J8^* hair. 
 
 Genitals, neuralgia : labia, Apis. 
 
 Genitals, odor : foul (herpes), I ILac c 
 
 Genitals, pain (undefined) : IMerc cor., 1 1 Sep.; 
 in amenorrhcea, IZinc; so severe on going to 
 bed, she is obliged to sit up and go to sleep In 
 that position, Coccus ; intense, caused by con- 
 tact of urine, ILac c; intermittent (dropsy), 
 ttAscI. s.; in labia, followed by discharge of' 
 blood from vagina, one day after appearance 
 of herpetic eruption in axillae, ILac c; in 
 leucorrhoea, Calc p.; worse on motion, Berb.; 
 to thighs, 1 1 Graph. 
 
 Genitals, pinching: in disease of ovaries, 
 I IPlat.; in labia, in vulvitis, IKali c 
 
 Genitals, pressing: painful, IGraph.; painful 
 while sitting, Thuya. g^° Uterus pressing. 
 
 Genitals, pricking : Arund. 
 
 Genitals, pruritus : jgg^ itching. 
 
 Genitals, pulsation : when lying on right side, 
 lApis. 
 
 Genitals, rawness : sensation, in spasm of 
 vagina, IMerc. sol. Jg®" irritation, itching. 
 
 Genitals, redness : IBell., IHelon., I IHydrocot.; 
 of labia, IHelon., Sep.; of inner labia, ISep. ; 
 dark, during pregnancy, ICollin.; sore places, 
 ICarbo v. ; and swelling with mucous dis- 
 charge, ILach. g^ inflamed. 
 
 Genitals, sensitive : lAur. mur., Canth., Con., 
 IHydras.; painful, during coitus, HPlat. ; 
 painful, with inward coldness, ! IPlat.; on 
 examination, during labor, IPlat. ; with gene- 
 ral excitability, she is in a state of ecstasy, 
 Coff.; with uterine hemorrhage, ICoff; hy- 
 peresthesia, ITarant.; with voluptuous itch- 
 ing, desire to rub or scratch the parts, but 
 they are too sensitive, ICoff; labia majora 
 and minora, every four weeks, ICon.; with 
 leucorrhoea, IZinc; nymphse, lymphatic ves- 
 
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 sels of (leucorrhoea), IMerc; painful, during 
 pregnancy, IZinc; painful, especially when 
 sitting, IStaph.; painful to touch, IKreo. ; in 
 prolapsus uteri, IPlat.; to touch, ISep. ; organs 
 cannot bear touch or jar, IIBell.; cannot bear 
 least touch, even sheet, IMur. ac; cannot bear 
 to be touched, will go into spasms from an 
 examination, will almost faint during inter- 
 course, IPlat. ; hyperesthesia of veins causes 
 pruritus, IKali br. ; with profuse menses, Cotf. 
 
 Genitals, sharp pains : running around labia, 
 ILyc. 
 
 Genitals, shooting : to upper part of abdomen, 
 w r orse on motion (scirrhus uteri), lArs.; up- 
 ward with a vitiated discharge from vagina 
 and bursting in head, I Rhus ; sharp, sticking 
 pains, especially in labia, lasting only a 
 moment, but recurring frequently, at times so 
 sharp as to cause involuntary starts, with 
 nausea and dull, heavy pain in pelvis (at close 
 of menses), I IMelil.; at every step, Bell. 
 
 Genitals, skin : epidermis falls off in thin trans- 
 parent exfoliations, IHelon.; outer labia, 
 studded with innumerable pale, somew T hat 
 reddish granules, Goss. 
 
 Genitals, smarting: Curar., IHep., I Thuya ; 
 caused by leucorrhoea, I ISul.; in leucorrhoea, 
 Aur. met.; painful, as if parts w r ere sore, espe- 
 cially during urination, I IZinc; after urina- 
 tion, Caust.; during urination, INatr. m.: 
 during and after urination, I IKreo.; during 
 urination (ovaritis), lAmb. 
 
 Genitals, soreness: ICarbo v., ICaust., IFerr. 
 iod., Meph., IThuya ; aching, ICalc. p.; in- 
 tense painful, extends to anus, comes on at 
 noon and lasts two hours, comes again during 
 evening, could not w r alk, stand or sit, better ly- 
 ing on back and separating knees as far as pos- 
 sible, ILacc; burning, ICalc; with, IPetrol.; 
 burning (uterine cancer), ICalc; in dysmenor- 
 rhoea, IZinc; in hydrometra, I ISep.; in hys- 
 teria,! Amm. c,Sep.; labia and thighs, bet ween, 
 Bov. ; in leucorrhoea, ISul.; with acrid leucor- 
 rhoea, I ISep.; in meningitis, IThuya ; after 
 menses, IKali c; before menses, IKali c; 
 during menses, All. sat., IKali c, INatr. m., 
 ISil.; during pregnancy she could neither 
 walk, lie down nor sit, except on edge of 
 chair, ICollin.; cannot bear pressure of cloth- 
 ing, Coccus ; in prurigo, ICarbo v.; in pruritus, 
 lAmb.; painful during urination, Amm. c; 
 in vulvitis, IKali c; as if caused by a partially 
 healed wound, IPlat. 
 
 Genitals, spasmodic pains : IStaph. 
 
 Genitals, stinging: ICalc p., lUrt. ur.; to up- 
 per part of abdomen (scirrhus uteri), lArs. ; 
 as of boils in labia, Chim. m.; when walking, 
 Zinc. 
 
 Genitals, stitches: Bor. , ICalc, ICon., Inul.; be- 
 tween inner labia, Calc p.; left side to chest, 
 Alum.; to right thigh, as if a knife were sud- 
 denly thrust in every now and then, grad- 
 ually penetrating into parts, and with increas- 
 ing pain, with leucorrhoea, Croc; in vulvitis, 
 IKali c 
 
 Genitals, sweat: ILvc.,1 Merc; labia, IPetrol., 
 ISul., IThuya. 
 
 Genitals, swelling: lAmb., lAmm. c, Apis, 
 Arm, IIArs., lAsaf., Aur. met., Bry., ICalc, 
 ICanth., Coloc, IFerr. iod., IHelon., I IKali 
 bi., IIKreo., ILil. tig., IMerc, IINitr. ac, 
 IPod., IPuls., IIRhus, ISep., IThuya; in 
 
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 chlorosis, I Graph., of labia, IHelon., IKreo., 
 Meph.; of labia, so that bladder could scarce- 
 ly be evacuated (menses irregular), IE)ig.; 
 labia, with painless discharge of thick milky- 
 mucus (gonorrhoea), IIPuls.; labia, with hu- 
 mid eruption, ISep.; of inner labia, ISep.; 
 of left labium majus, Bry.; of left labium, 
 from gonorrhoea, I I Lac c; of outer part of 
 left labium, w r ith itching, Goss.; left labium 
 (milk leg), IHam.; of labia, in leucorrhoea, 
 IMerc; of labia majora, I IMerc; of labia, 
 painful, Arm; of labia, large and painful, 
 
 I Apis ; of labia, during pregnancy, I IPod., 
 ISep.; of labia, in pruritus, I Amb. ; labia ma- 
 jora, red, Aur. met.; labia, mucous surface 
 red, covered with curdy deposit like aphthse, 
 IHelon.; in right labium, Goss.; labium, in 
 right (child), lApis ; labia, w r ith soreness of 
 groins, IMerc; labia (uterine polypus), 
 
 I I Thuya ; of labia, dragging and heat in 
 vagina, IColoc; w r ith leucorrhoea, ICed.; with 
 painless, creamy leucorrhoea, IIPuls.; oedema 
 ■ Graph., UTrt. ur.; oedema of labia, IPhos., 
 oedema of labia, in amenorrhoea and dys- 
 menorrhoea, I A pis ; of lymphatic vessels of 
 nymphae (leucorrhoea), IMerc; after par- 
 turition, INatr. s.; phlegmonous, of labia 
 (threatened abortion), IMerc; during preg- 
 nancy, ICollin., IMerc; in prurigo, ICarbo v.; 
 in puberty, with leucorrhoea, I ISep. ; tender, 
 (puerperal convulsions), I IStram.; puffing, 
 I I Lye vir. ; and redness (nymphomania), 
 <Lach.; sitting became difficult (threatened 
 abortion), IMerc. ®gg~ inflammation. 
 
 Genitals, tearing pain : Bar. c; dull, in labia, 
 during or after walking in open air, I IPhos.; 
 in left labium, through abdomen to chest 
 (vulvitis), IKali c. 
 
 Genitals, throbbing : ICalc. p.; left side, bet- 
 ter by lying still (vaginitis), IMerc viv.; feels 
 pulse in all parts, with increased sexual desire, 
 ICalc ph. 
 
 Genitals, tickling: ICalc. p.; has to scratch, 
 better after blood appears, Ang.; in both 
 sides (hysteria), I ITherid. 
 
 Genitals, tingling : IKali br. ; into abdomen, 
 IPlat. ; causing onanism, INux v.; voluptuous, 
 into abdomen, with nymphomania in lying-in 
 women, IPlat. 
 
 Genitals, titillation : constant, Eaph.; during 
 urination (ovaritis), I Amb. 
 jgg^ 5 irritation, voluptuous. 
 
 Genitals, tubercles: on labia, more trouble- 
 some at night, IMerc; mucous, on labia, ICar- 
 bol. ac. 
 
 Genitals, tumors: ICalc, Coccus, IILyc; burn- 
 ing, Coccus ; encysted, Bar. c, Calc, Graph., 
 Kali c,Lyc, Nitr. ac, Sep., Sil., Sul.; erectile, 
 Ars., ICarbo v., Kreo.,ILach.,ILyc, Nitr. ac, 
 IPhos., Plat., Sep., Sil., Sul., Thuya ; bleeding, 
 I Arm, Coccus, Kreo., Lach., IPhos., Puis.; 
 erectile, blue, ICarbo v.; erectile, with burn- 
 ing, ICarbo a., IThuya ; erectile, itching, 
 INitr. ac; tender on pressure, could hardly 
 sit down, ICalc; erectile, pricking, ICarbo v.; 
 excoriated feeling on walking, Coccus ; pain- 
 ful, on right labia, size of thumb (vulvar tu- 
 mor), ICalc; hard, ICarbo v.; becomes hard, 
 sensitive to touch, Coccus; syphilitic _ taint, 
 itching when walking or otherwise irritated, 
 INitr. ac. ; throbbing, Coccus. 
 Uterus tumors. 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 Genitals, ulcers: IThuya ; small chancres on 
 edge of right labium (had no sexual inter- 
 course for three years, never had venereal 
 disease), Med. ; on labia, diphtheritic, ISep.; 
 discolored and rapidly spreading, Sec; like 
 herpes, Rob.; in hysteria, lAmm. c; on labia, 
 IPsor. ; white, inside of labia majora, first 
 causing pain, as if sore when touching it, 
 afterwards smarting, I I Zinc; on labia minora 
 (vaginitis), INitr. ac; in folds of labia and 
 thighs, raw, bad smelling, covered with dis- 
 gusting white exudation, worse walking, 
 fl Lac c; whitish, on inner surface of labium 
 majus, Thuya ; labium, on right, extend- 
 ing to left (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; with 
 putrid discharge, sensitive, IMur. ac; pri- 
 mary phagedenic, syphilitic, with profuse sup- 
 puration, IMerc cor. gigf* Syphilis, chancre. 
 
 Genitals, unpleasant sensation : Pallad. 
 
 Genitals,veins: varicose, ICalc, I Carbo v.,lHam., 
 ILyc, Nuxv.,Zinc; varicose, - cause dysuria, 
 ICarbo v., ILyc; varicose with fidgety feet, 
 IZinc 
 
 Genitals, voluptuous sensation : Bov., ICalc; 
 feeling as if all parts were filling with blood, 
 ICalc p.; intolerable sensation of pleasure 
 caused by scratching arm extends to uterus 
 and produces sexual orgasm (neurasthenia), 
 IStann. ; tingling, with anxiety and palpita- 
 tion of heart, I Plat. 
 
 Genitals, warts (condylomata): I IThuya ; broad, 
 moist, burning, IMerc d.; burning, ISabina; 
 dry pediculated, painless, ILyc; itch, ISa- 
 bina ; on right labium, painful to touch , bleed- 
 ing easily, prevents walking, I IThuya; moist, 
 suppurating, stinging and bleeding, I IThuya; 
 with stitching and itching, especially when 
 walking, Euph.; syphilitic, IThuya. 
 
 Genitals, weakness: Alum.; congestive, Polyg.; 
 feeling of, ISul. 
 
 LEUCORRHCEA : Aeon., lAct.rac, l^sc. h., 
 Agnus, Alet., Aloe, IIAlumin., Amb., Amm. 
 c,IAmm. m. , Ant. c,IAnt. t., Apis,IArg nit., 
 
 I Ars. , Ars. iod. , Arund.,1 Asaf., Aur. met., I Aur. 
 mur. nat., Badiag., IBar. c, IBar. m., Bell., 
 Berb., IBor., IBov., Calab., ICalc, Calc p., 
 Cann. s., Canth., ICarbo a., Carbo v., ICar- 
 bol. ac, Card, m., ICaulo., HCaust., Cean., 
 Ced., Cham., jChim. umb., ICinch., |Chrom. 
 ac, ICoccul., ICochl., Coff., Con., Cop., ICor- 
 nus, Croc, Cub., Curar., ICycl., I Dig., Dulc, 
 Erig., IIEryng., Eucal., Eup. pur., IFerr., 
 Ferr. iod., IFerr. met., IFerr. sul., I IGamb., 
 IGels., IIGraph., IHam., IHelon., IHep., 
 IIHydras., Ign., Hod., Kali a., IKali bi., 
 
 I I Kali c, Kali f., IKali iod., IIKreo., I ILac 
 c, ILach., ILact. ac, ILapis, ILil. tig., ILyc, 
 Magn. c, IMagn. m., Magn. s., I IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., IMerc. iod. flav., Mez., Millef., 
 IMurex, Mur. ac, INatr. c,- 1 INatr. m., Natr. 
 s., IINitr. ac, INux m., Nux v., 1101. jec, 
 lOrig., IPallad., IPetrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 IPhyt., UPlat., Pod., IPsor., IIPuls., Ran. b., 
 1 1 Rhus, ISabina, Sang., Sarrac, Sars., ISec, 
 Senecio, ISep., ISil., Stann., IISul., ISul. ac, 
 Syph., ITarant., iTereb., IThuya, Trill., 
 I IXIstil., Vib., Xan., Zinc 
 
 Leucorrhcea, abdomen ; bearing down pains, 
 IBBell., ICaulo., Hgn., I ILil. tig., I ISep.; 
 painful bearing down to vulva and anus, 
 Cinch.; followed by burning, ISul.; colic, 
 Alum., IBell., Caust., Coccul., IDros., Kreo., 
 
 ILyc, Magn c, Merc, Puis.; preceded 
 by colic, Aloe, I Amm. m., Caust., ICol., 
 Ign., I IMagn. c, Magn. m., Natr. c, INatr. 
 m., Plat., ISil., ISul., IZinc; preceded by colic 
 in evening, extending to thighs, IMagn. m.; 
 with constrictive labor, like colic coming from 
 both sides, Con.; colic, pain comes and goes 
 suddenly, IBell.; cutting, IZinc. ; preceded by 
 cutting around navel, ISul.; distension, ICoc- 
 cul., IIGraph., IZinc; emptiness, IPhos.; 
 flatulency, Calc p. ; griping, before discharge, 
 ICon.; heaviness in lower bow T els, Hyper.; 
 laborlike pain, IBell., IDros., IGraph., Ilgn., 
 IPod., ISep.; pain, I Amm. m., IBell., ICon., 
 ILyc, IPod., IPuls., ISep., ISul.; pain about 
 umbilicus, lAmm.m., ISil., ISul.; pinching, 
 before, Con.; preceded by pinching around 
 navel, lAmm. m., IMagn. c, Sil. , ISul.; press- 
 ing, IZinc; pressure, or laborlike pain, ICin- 
 nab. ; painful pressure towards pudenda, 
 IIGraph.; sensitive, Calc, I ILach, ILyc; 
 tension, without wind, I Amm. m.; weak- 
 ness, IPhos.; weak, sinking feeling, Calc p. 
 Jg^° uterus. 
 Leucorrhcea, acrid (corroding, excoriating) : 
 liEsc. h., 1 1 Alum., 1 1 Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 lAnac, I Ant. c, I Apis, Arg. nit., 1 1 Ars., 
 Aur. met., Aur. mur. nat., Bapt.,Berb., I IBor., 
 
 I IBov., I ICalc, Canth., I ICarbo a., I ICarbo 
 v., ICarbol. ac, HCaulo., ICaust., ICham., 
 IChel., Cinch., ICon., Cub., IFerr., IFluor. 
 ac, IGraph., Hep., Ilgn., Hod., IIKali iod., 
 IKali m., IIKreo., ILach., Lil. tig. I ILyc, 
 IMagn. c, Magn. s., I IMerc, IMez., IMyr.cer., 
 
 I I Natr. m., INatr. p., Natr. s., IINitr. ac, 
 Nux in., IPetrol., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., 
 IPolyg., IPrun., IPuls., Ran. b., Rhus, Ruta, 
 ISabina, ISang., I ISep., ■ ISil., ISul., ISul. ac, 
 Urt. ur., Vib., IZinc; with biting, IKali iod., 
 ILyc; causing blisters or soreness, IPhos., 
 brown, offensive, INitr. ac; dirty yellowish 
 brown (retroversion), ILil. tig.; with burning, 
 ■Ars., IBor., ICarbo a., ICon., IMagn. s., 
 IPuls., IISul., IZinc; of children, Cub.; in 
 chlorosis, I IPhos.; with rough eruptive con- 
 dition of vagina, ILac c; fetid, continues 
 after menses cease, at climacteric period, 
 ISang.; causing gonorrhoea, INatr. m.; green- 
 ish, ICarbo a., IMerc, INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 Sep.; in gushes day and night, before and 
 after menses, IIGraph.; in hysteria, lAmm. 
 c; causing itching on pubes, INatr. m.; 
 corroding linen (ovarian dropsy), Hod.; in 
 chronic menorrhagia, Hod.; before menses, 
 ISil.; worse before menses, I IXJstil.; after 
 menses, ILach.; for ten days after menses 
 (general breakdown after repeated attacks of 
 pneumonia), ILach.; worse ten days after 
 menses cease, IHydras.; after irregular men- 
 ses, Ruta ; after profuse menses, Ziz. ; after 
 menses (prosopalgia) , BMez. ; after suppressed 
 menses, Ruta; during menses, IPhos.; at 
 first mild, I I Ran. b.; fetid mucus, I I Eucal.; 
 worse at night, from warmth of bed, itching 
 and inflammation, worse during menses, 
 parts tender, I ISyph.; in chronic ovarian 
 affection, IKreo.; after parturition, INatr. s.; 
 since commencement of first pregnancy, caus- 
 ing soreness and itching of thighs, I ISabina ; 
 profuse, from vagina, I Amm. c ; rawness, 
 ICarbo v.; in scirrhus, IClem.; with soreness, 
 USep. ; with soreness (chlorosis), IFerr. ; with 
 
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 swelling of genitals (prurigo), ICarbo v.; ren- 
 dering thighs sore, llod.; with ulceration of os 
 uteri, Carbol. ac, IMurex.; in cancer of uterus, 
 I ISul.; in prolapsus uteri, lArg. nit.,IAur. met.; 
 with tumefaction and bruised feeling in neck 
 of womb and general prostration, Rob.; color- 
 ing linen yellow, Prun.; yellowish, fetid 
 smelling, with ulcerative pain in vagina, Rob. 
 j^3^~ burning, itching ; also Genitals and 
 Vagina, burning, itching. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, afternoon : Alum., Lil. tig. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, albuminous: IIAluru., IIAmm. 
 m., IIBov., IIHydras., IPetrol., IIPlat.;in 
 ascites, I ISenecio ; with passive congestion 
 of the pelvic organs, caused by congestion of 
 liver, I I Pod.; like white of egg, IBor., ILil. 
 tig., Mez.; like white of egg, only by day, 
 IPlat.; like white of egg, day and night, Calc. 
 p.; like white of egg, day and night, worse 
 morning after rising, of sweetish odor, Calc. 
 p.; like white of egg, profuse and debilitat- 
 ing, becomes usually red, bloody and fluid, 
 comes on immediately after menses cease, 
 lasts ten days and longer, IHydras.; uninter- 
 rupted day and night, like the white of an 
 ■egg (chronic ovaritis and leucorrhcea), I I Plat. ; 
 like white of egg, while walking, IIBov.; 
 worse before menses, I lUstil.; in chronic 
 ovaritis, I IPallad. ; profuse, every day, 
 IPetrol. J^P mucous, transparent' 
 
 Leucorrhcea, anaemia: HCalc, ICycl., IIFerr., 
 IGraph., IHelon., IHep., IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 ISil. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, anus : itching, ICarbo v.; fisti*ia, 
 Calc. p.; pressure, Cinch.; prolapsus, IPod.; 
 soreness, IMur. ac 
 
 Leucorrhcea, from atony: Act. rac, lAlet., 
 ICaulo., IHelon., Trill., Ustil. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, back: aching, I^Esc. h., I IMur. 
 ac, IIPuls.; alternates with catarrh, IKali c; 
 burning between shoulders, IPhos.; with draw- 
 ing in broad of, through to pubes, HSabina; 
 heat running up, IPhos.; lameness across 
 sacro-iliac articulations, worse walking, I LEsc. 
 h.; lameness in small, IJEsc. h., ICaust., 
 €011. , IGels., Helon.; pains, also in lower bowel, 
 ILyss.; pains in small of, lAmm. m., Caust., 
 ICon., Gels. , Helon., Kali c, IMagn. s., INatr. 
 m.; pain in lower part, IHelon.; pains in 
 •small of, Grat., IKali f. ; pain in small of, as 
 though pressed in from both sides, also dur- 
 ing menses (uterine displacement), IKali c; 
 pressure in small, Hyper.; gives out when 
 walking, liEsc h.; weakness of, when walk- 
 ing or sitting, I IGraph. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, better: pain in abdomen, I Calc 
 p.; genital symptoms, 7:Bor. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, biting: I Ant. c, ICarbo a., ICaust., 
 Kali iod., IMerc, Zinc; especially after acrid 
 food, I ISil. g^° acrid, burning. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, black : Croc, I Sec; offensive co- 
 agula, I Cinch. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, bladder: preceded by irritation 
 of, ISenecio. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, bland : gg^ mild. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, bloody: Aeon., Amm. m., Arg. 
 nit., lArs., IBar. c, ICalab., Calc, -Calcs., 
 ICarbo v., Cinnab., ICinch., ICoccul., Coff., 
 ICon., Crotal., IHam., Hep., Hod., IKreo., 
 ILvc, IMerc, IMerc cor., Murex, INitr. ac, 
 Petrol., Phos. ac, Pod., USep., ISil., ISul. ac, 
 JTereb., I IThlaspi, ITrilL, Zinc; flesh-col- 
 
 ored, I Alum., I INitr. ac; followed by dis- 
 charge of blood, IMagn. m.; like meat wash- 
 ing, Bufo., ICoccul., IKali iod., INitr. ac; after 
 menses, ICinch.; mucus, preceded by colic 
 (prolapsus uteri), I Aloe ; mucus, after menses, 
 causing itching of vulva, IZinc; mucus, with 
 sensation as if menses would appear, ISul.ac; 
 offensive, Sabina ; with pungent, offensive 
 smell, IKreo.; purulent in scirrhus uteri, 
 ■Arg. met.; reddish, in an old woman, IPhos.; 
 reddish, in uterine polypi, ICon.; semi-san- 
 guineous, foul-smelling' with bearing down 
 pains during pregnancy, IINuxm.; during 
 stool, Mur.; streaked during stool, IVib.; in ur- 
 ticaria, I IChlor.; in uterine affection, IMurex ; 
 with uterine neuralgia, I ICon. improved, Ta- 
 rant. cured ; with severe pain in uterine re- 
 gion, two days after menses, I I Lac c; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri,IArg.nit.; watery, worse sitting, in 
 paroxysms, Ant. t.; with great weakness, Trill. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, brain : inflammation after sudden 
 suppression by cold, IIPuls.; numb, stupid 
 feeling, Hgn. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, bronchitis: chronic, Hnul. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, brown : Amm. m., Coccul., Lil. 
 tig., IINitr. ac, ISec, ISil.; after menses, 
 INitr. ac; offensive (metritis), INitr. ac, 
 I ISec; slimy, after every urination, I Amm. 
 m.; leaving stain on linen, ILil. tig.; with 
 severe pain in uterine region two days after 
 menses, 1 1 Lac c ggjf bloody. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, burning: Alum., Amm. c, Ars., 
 IBar. c, IIBor., HCalc, Canth., I ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., Castor., I ICon., Fluor, ac, Kali c, 
 I IKreo., IMagn. s., Meph., INitr. ac, IIPuls., 
 IISul., ISul. ac, Tarant., Thuya ; in cervical 
 canal, I ICalc; after menses, IPhos. ; particu- 
 larly during motion, Magn. s. ; in chronic 
 ovaritis, Hod.; from uterus, lAmm. c; of 
 vulva and thighs, I ISul. J^gg* acrid, biting. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, cervical : ggiP*' uterus. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, chancre : after, IINitr. ac. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, children : ICalc, ICaulo., Jacea, 
 I IMerc, IPuls. ; from atony, I IMillef.; infan- 
 tile, ICann. s., ISenec. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, with chilliness: ICycl., IPuls.; at 
 night, Lach.; in chilly persons, Ars., Calc, 
 Lach. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, chronic : liEsc. h., I Alum., IBor., 
 ICalc, HCinnam., Erig., IGraph., Ign., Iod., 
 IKali m., IKreo., ILach., Mez., IINitr. ac, 
 IRatan., Sec, ISil., ISul.; with irritation of 
 brain, Ziz. ; fetid, menses absent for months, 
 I IPlat.; malignant, IMez. ; most abundant at 
 time of menses, renders thighs sore and cor- 
 rodes linen, I llod.; offensive, irritating, Myr. 
 cer.; with pressing, IKreo.; with excited sex- 
 ual desire, Hgn.; with irritation of spine, Ziz.; 
 uterine, 1 1 Erig.; of several years' duration, 
 I Myr. cer. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, clear : jjgg^ transparent. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, at climacteric period : I I Sabina, 
 ISang., USep. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, coition: pain during, I ISep. 
 JI^T" Coition. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, cold : worse by, INitr. ac 
 
 Leucorrhcea, colic : ggp"* abdomen. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, constant : IKali iod. 
 gg^~ chronic. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, constipation : Collin., IGels., 
 IHydras., INatr. m., IPod. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, constitution : in blonde leuco- 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 phlegmatic subjects, with retarded or scanty 
 menses, ICycl.; in cachectic subjects, IINitr. 
 ac; in thin, scrawny women, Phos., ISec, 
 ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, copious: jg@» profuse. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, cough: after cough, Con.; obsti- 
 nate, alternates with cough, which reduces 
 her strength, and threatens to develop into 
 consumption, Hod.; during cough, INatr. m. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, creamlike : Bufo., I Kali f., INatr. 
 p., IIPuls., ISec, I I Staph.; afternoon, uncon- 
 sciously, ICalc p.; before menses, Trill.; pain- 
 less, with swelling of pudenda, IIPuls.; from 
 weakness and venous congestion, ISec. 
 g@f* milky, white. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, dark: iEsc. h., Agar., Croc, 
 IKreo., Nux m., Sec, I IThlaspi ; in prolapsus 
 uteri, I Agar. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, during day : lAlum., ILac c; with 
 burning, I ISep.; worse, Murex. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, debilitating : j^g 00 weakness. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, dreams : lascivious, nightly, 
 IPetrol. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, like white of egg : JS^ albumi- 
 nous. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, epigastrium : burning, Calc p. ; 
 dull, heavy feeling, Gels.; weak feeling, 
 Hydras. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, epilepsy : ICaust., ILach. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, eructations : with frequent, and 
 retching, paleface, I ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, eruption: brown spots, I ISep.; 
 in eczema capitis, ISil.; moth spots on fore- 
 head, Caul o.; tetterlike, INatr. m.; tetter on 
 temples, I Alum, gi^ face. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, expectoration : after, Con. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, face : acne, full of yellow pus, 
 Calc. p.; complexion dirty, Calc p.; com- 
 plexion earthy, yellow, INatr. m.; pale, Lye, 
 Sep.; yellow, Caulo., Caust., Ferr., INatr. m., 
 ISep. ; brown or yellowish spots, Caulo. ,Natr. 
 m., ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, fainting : Bar. c, ICycl., ILach., 
 I Nux m., Sul. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, fetid : g^* odor. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, gelatinous : Sep. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, gonorrhceal: Cop., IINitr. ac, 
 ■Thuya; discharge like gonorrhoea, during 
 pregnancy, Bor. g^ 14 acrid. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, greenish: lApis, lAsaf., Bov., 
 HCarbo v., ICarbol. ac, Cub., IKali iod., 
 Lach., IIMerc, IMurex, I INatr. m., IINitr. 
 ac, ISec, I ISep. ; ulcer on cervix, Carbol. ac; 
 after menses, INitr. ac; leaves spots on 
 clothes, IBov.; with ulceration of os uteri, 
 IMurex; particularly after walking, INatr. m.; 
 watery, ISep.; with tumefaction and bruised 
 feeling in neck of womb and general prostra- 
 tion, Rob. ; yellowish, IBov., I ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, in gushes: HCalc, IIGraph., 
 IILyc, Sabina, I ISep., I ISil. ; on bending or 
 squatting down, ICoccul.; day and night, with 
 constipation, IGels.; day or night, IIGraph.; 
 after sitting for a long time clots fall to floor, 
 on rising, ILyc; yellow stain, IThuya. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, hair: falling off, Alum., Graph., 
 ILyc, INatr. m., IPhos., Sul.; falling off on 
 pubes, INatr. m. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, headache: Agar., IKali bi., 
 IINatr. m., IPlat., HSep. ; preceded by head- 
 ache, ISenecio ; dull, in occiput, I^Esc. h. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, heat: flushes, ILach., Lye, ISul.; 
 
 sensation of warm water flowing down,IBor. ; 
 of genitals, 1 1 Calc. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, hemorrhoids : oozing watery fluids 
 Calc. p. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, hoarseness : after, Con., INatr. s. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, honey-colored: INatr. p. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, hypochondrium : pain in left 
 (chronic splenitis), ICean. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, hysteria : IIPuls. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, itching: Agar., lAnac, HCalc, 
 ICaust., ICollin., Cub., IFluor. ac, IHydras., 
 IKali bi., I IKreo., IMerc, INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, Puis., ISabina, HSep., 1 1 Zinc; in 
 climaxis, IMurex ; of vagina, HSep. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, languor, lassitude : j^gf weak- 
 ness. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, linen: corrodes, Hod.; stains 
 brown, ILil. tig.; stains green, Bov., ILach., 
 Thuya ; stains yellow, Agnus, ICarbo a., 
 Chef., Graph., IKreo., INux v., Prun., Sep., 
 Thuya; stiffens, lAlum., Kali bi., IKreo., 
 ILach. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, liver: complicated w T ith hepatic 
 derangement and constipation, IHydras., 
 IPod. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, loss of fluids : or from defective 
 nutrition, 1 1 Alet. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, lumpy (coagulated): Amb., I Ant. 
 c, IBov., -Calc s., IMerc; in clots, Curar. ; 
 in clots, after menses, ICinch. ; fetid, ICinch.; 
 large lumps, unbearable in odor, MPsor.; 
 large lumps, blood-colored mucus, Ars. m.; 
 small black lumps, Cinch., TJstil.; flocks of 
 apus and mucus as large as hazelnuts, IMerc; 
 mixed with acrid water, lAnt. c 
 
 Leucorrhoea, menses: after,! IBov., I ICalc, Calc 
 p., ICarbo v., ICinnam., Cub., ILyc, ILyss., 
 INatr. m., Niccol., IPuls.; some days after, 
 I IThlaspi ; ten days after, stopping suddenly 
 and soon flowing again, lasting several days, 
 with much pain in bowels before discharge, 
 ICon.; worse ten days after, IHydras.; usually 
 in daytime, I I Kali f.; long continued after, 
 I I Sabina ; a week after, IKalm. : for two weeks 
 after, ICalc. p.; two weeks after, lasting three 
 or four days, IMagn. m.; worse after, liEsc. 
 h.; before, Aur. mur., Bar. c, IIBov., MCalc, 
 ICarbo v., Cub., 1 1 Ferr., IKreo., INatr. m., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPuls., ISul., I IThlaspi; 
 before, incardialgia, IMagn. m.; every month, 
 five or six days before, ICed.; three days be- 
 fore, copious, smarting and slimy, stiffening 
 linen and leaving greenish stain, ILach. ; three 
 to eight days before, ILach.; immediately be- 
 fore, IBar. c; before vicarious, IDig.; be- 
 tween, IIBor., ICoccul., Ilpec, HSep.; a few 
 days before, I IKreo.; between, worse between, 
 in hemicrania, ISep.; between, in incipient 
 phthisis, HCalc; from one term to another, 
 ICalcp., IThuya ; alternates with bloody dis- 
 charge, Tarant.; delayed, Hyper.; during, 
 IPhos.; follows feeble, Ruta; flows like,ICaust., 
 I IKreo.; great increase during time when men- 
 ses, should appear, IXan.; instead of, ICed., 
 IChen. a., ICoccul., IGraph. , INux m., IPhos., 
 I ISep., IZinc; instead of, with itching, Cinch.; 
 follows irregular and scanty, I ISep.; follows 
 menorrhagia (uterine polypus), I IThuya; 
 followed by metrorrhagia, IMagn. m.; with 
 retarded, Ziz.; scant, ICaust., IMez. ; sup- 
 pressed, Ziz.; worse as menses go off, Calc p. 
 
 Leucorrhoea, mental condition : anxiety, Calc. 
 
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 p.; depression, IMurex; excitement, Coff.; ex- 
 citement aggravates, Calc; useful for girls 
 crossed in love, Calc. p.; fault- fin ding, Calc. 
 p.; after fright in young girls, before menstrua- 
 tion is fairly established, IIPuls.; irritable, 
 Aeon., Calc; irritable and irascible after coi- 
 tion, Natr. m.; worse when sighing, I ICalab.; 
 happier, in prolapsus uteri, IMurex. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, after mercurialization : IBNitr. ac. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, mild (bland): lAlum., Amm. m., 
 Bor.,IBrom.,ICaulo., Kalif., IKali m., IIKreo., 
 IIMerc, Nux v., Plat., Phos. ac, Ruta, Ran. 
 b., Sep., I I Staph., ISul., IThuya, Ziz.; con- 
 stant, profuse, staining greenish yellow (ante- 
 version), ILil. tig.; milky (chlorosis), IFerr.; 
 painless, lAmm. m., INux v., IIPuls.; before 
 urination, with frequent desire to urinate, 
 IKreo. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, milky : Ananth., Aug., HCalc, 
 ICarbo v., I Coff., I Con., IFerr., Kali iod., 
 IKreo., ILach.,ILyc, Natr. m., IPhos.,1 1 Puis., 
 ISabina, Sarrac, ISep., ISil., ISul., ISul. ac; 
 after laborlike pains in abdomen, IKreo.; cor- 
 roding, in a child, Hyper.; after coccygodynia, 
 I IKreo.; during menses, IPhos.; early in 
 morning, when walking, IPhos.; preceded by 
 cutting around navel, I ISil.; with painful 
 urination, Cop.; watery, IFerr. g£aT* cream- 
 like, white. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, moon : worse before full, I Lye. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, morning: lAur. met., IBell., 
 ICarbo v., IGraph., IKreo., IMagn. m.; wa- 
 tery, INatr. m.; morning, after rising, worse, 
 ISul.; worse in, after urination, IMagn. m.; 
 in young girls, I I Puis. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, motion : cannot bear downward, 
 IBor. ; worse after exercise, HCalc, IMagn. 
 m.: worse when exercising during day, espe- 
 cially about 4 p.m., I ICalab.; worse by 
 walking, I^Esc. h., Alum., IBov., Calc, ICar- 
 bo a., Kreo., IMagn. m., INatr. m.,ISars.; while 
 walking, Stront. ; pains on account of sore- 
 ness while walking, I ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, mucous: lAlum., lArg. nit., lArs., 
 Bar. c,Bov., ICarbo v., ICaulo., Coccus, ICoff., 
 ICon., Diad., IGraph., Hippoz., IHydras., 
 IKali c, IKali iod., ILach., Lyss., I Merc, 
 INitr. ac, 101. an., IPetroL, IPod., IPhos. ac, 
 lPuls.,1 1 Plumb., ISabad., ISars., I ISep., ISul., 
 IThuya, IZinc; acrid, ICon., Magn. c, Phos.; 
 w r ith griping in upper abdomen, IZinc; jelly- 
 like, Pallad. , ISabina, Sec, Sep.; accumula- 
 tion between labia and thighs, I ICalc ; bloody, 
 Aloe, IBar. c, ICarbo v., Canth., Con., IKreo., 
 Sep., Zinc; bloody, thick, purulent, Cop. ; at 
 times slightly tinged with blood, Raph.; 
 bluish white, at night, Amb. ; • bluish 
 white (nymphomania), Amb.; after coition, 
 causing sterility, INatr. c; clear, with sudden 
 pain in sacral region, at 4 p.m. (false labor 
 pains), I I Puis.; preceded by colic, IMagn. c; 
 fetid, Caps.; glassy, I INatr. m.; in gonorrhoea, 
 I Mez.; green,! INitr. ac; hangs from os in long 
 viscid strings, IHydras.; long pieces, before 
 menses, IFerr.; after menses, INitr. ac; a fort- 
 night before menses, ISul.; in an old woman, 
 IPhos.; purulent (child), MSyph.; purulent, 
 worse after menses (ulcerated cervix), IMerc; 
 thickish, color of milk, especially on lying 
 down, IIPuls.; thick, transparent, with consti- 
 pation and bearing down, IPod.; thick white, 
 IIPuls.; thin as water, IMerc cor.; trans- 
 
 parent, UStann.; white, after bearing down, 
 Bell. ; white, watery, IPhos.; whitish, watery, 
 especially profuse during menses, I IPhos. 
 jgig^ albuminous, bloody, transparent, 
 white. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, at night . Amb., ICaust., IMerc; 
 only, ICarbo v., ICaust., INatr. m. ; pains, 
 ICon.; worse, IMerc; must rise and bathe 
 parts, ISul. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, nose: catarrh, after suppressed, 
 ILact. ac 
 
 Leucorrhcea, odor: like ammonia, lAmm. c; 
 bad, Calc. p.; bad smelling fluids, HSep. ; 
 like green corn, IKreo.; old cheese, IHep. ; fetid, 
 ICarbol. ac, IMyr. cer., INux v., IOp., 
 IIThlaspi; fetid, with cauliflower excrescence, 
 IKali ars.; fetid, at climaxis, I ISabina; fetid, 
 in uterine polypi, ICon. ; foul, Curar., Sarrac; 
 like menses, ICaust.; offensive, Amm. m., 
 Ananth., lArg. met., Ars., lAsaf., Bapt., Bufo., 
 Calc, ICarbo a., Carbol. ac, ICinch., Cro- 
 tal., Cub., Curar., IHep., Hydras., IKreo., 
 Lyss., I INitr. ac, INux v., ISabina, ISang., 
 ■Sec, ISep., Tereb., Trill., UstiL; offensive, be- 
 tween menses (ovarian tumor), IColoc ; offen- 
 sive, puslike, IHydras.; offensive (cancer of 
 uterus), HSul.; offensive, with ulceration of 
 uterus, Bufo.; offensive, watery, exhaustion 
 (gangrene of uterus), ICalend.; offensive, yel- 
 lowish, ISy ph.; pungent, IKreo.; putrid, I ICar- 
 bol. ac, IKali iod., IIKreo., Mur. ac, INatr. 
 c, Phos. ac, IPsor., ISec, ISep.; sour (steril- 
 ity), I INatr. ph.; sweetish, Calc p., IMerc. cor. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, in old women: atrophied, can- 
 cer cachexia, IHelon. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, opaque : IKali m. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, ovaries : pain in left, lArg. met., 
 ILach., Lil. tig., Thuya ; dropsy, -Ferr. iod.; 
 right inflamed, Bell., Iod.; right cutting, 
 I Apis, ILyc; pain in region of, Helon., Sep.; 
 stinging, in region of, I ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, palpitation : Bar. c, IFerr., Hy- 
 dras., Hyper., Iod., Lil. tig., Nux m., Plat.; 
 during motion, ISul. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, parturition : continues six months 
 after, with laborlike pains from sacrum to 
 crest of ileum, or around to uterus, I ISars. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, periodic : intermitting, ICarbo v.; 
 every four weeks (perforating ulcer), IKali c 
 
 Leucorrhcea, phthisis : IFerr. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, in pregnancy: ICoccul., IIKreo., 
 IMurex, IPuls., HSep.; with inclination to mis- 
 carriage, I I Plumb. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, pressing: Calc. p.; or laborlike 
 pain, ICinnab. J8^ abdomen ; also Uterus 
 pressing. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, profuse: lAcon., lAlum., lAmm. 
 c, I Ant. c, lApis, lArg. nit., lAsaf., 7rBor., 
 I ICalc, ICarbol. ac, ICaust., ICoccul., ICon., 
 Cub., I IGraph., IHam., IHelon., IKali f., 
 ILach., ILed., INatr. m., Niccol., IPhos. ac, 
 I I Puis., I ISil., UStann., I ISul., I ISyph., Ziz.; 
 with sense of weakness in abdomen, IPhos.; 
 acrid, I Alum., Amm. c, Apis, Ars., IDig., 
 Sil. ; with weakness of back and sacrum 
 when walking and sitting, IGraph.; bloody, 
 with colic, Coff.; after frequent attacks 
 of colic, with writhing about umbilicus, INatr. 
 c; continuing almost without intermission, 
 IMagn. m.; during day, none at night, I Alum., 
 ILac c; excoriating, worse afternoon and 
 evening, ILil. tig.; soaks through napkins 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 and runs to heels of stockings, if much on her 
 feet, ISyph.; irritating, ILil. tig.; lumpy, 
 fetid mucus, USep.; after menses (amenor- 
 rhcea), I INux v.; before menses (amenor- 
 rhea), I INux v.; between menses, clear mu- 
 cus, menses too frequent(melancholia), I I Plat.; 
 flow like menses, ICaust., IKreo., Magn. s.; 
 milky, causing itching, USabina; muco- 
 purulent, IMerc. iod. flav.; muco-purulent, 
 excoriating, with fibroid tumors, IMerc. cor.; 
 muco-purulent,withrheumaticpains,IStilling.; 
 mucus, ICaulo.; mucus, with colic, Com; 
 bland mucus, I ICaulo.; Nabothian glands 
 swollen, thick, tenacious, in women who have 
 suffered from inflamed or broken breasts 
 and various glandular swellings or abscesses, 
 IPhyt. ; painless (uterine displacement), 
 IPlat.; phlegmasia alba dolens, INatr. s.; 
 pudenda sore and burning, ISul.; running 
 down to heels, Alum.; persistent sensitive- 
 nesSj IHam.; with spasmodic pains, lErig.; 
 in chronic splenitis, ICean.; leaving no stain, 
 Eup. pur.; thick, tenacious, from swollen Na- 
 bothian glands, in women who have suffered 
 from inflamed or broken breasts, glandular 
 swellings and abscesses, IPhyt.; thick, yel- 
 low, every four or five days (hysteralgia), 
 ISec; thin, biting, smarting, IGraph.; after 
 urinating, I ISep.; with severe pain in uterine 
 region two days after menses, IILacc; in 
 prolapsus uteri, I Agar., lAur. met., ICon.; 
 with ulcer, partly fungous, partly granular, 
 on upper lip of neck of uterus, IHydrocot.; 
 after efforts to vomit, USep.; better by cold 
 washing, I Alum.; w T atery exhaustion (gan- 
 grene of uterus), ICalend.; weakening, ILyc.; 
 with great weakness, ICalab.; yellow, excori- 
 ating, tenacious, I ISil. ; bright yellow, when 
 menses should appear, ILil. tig.; yellowish 
 green, ISep.; yellowish, with pain in lower 
 abdomen, I I Med.; yellowish, stringy, 1 1 Trill.; 
 yellow, tenacious, 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, pruritus : g^** itching. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, at puberty: I ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, purulent: lAlum., Ananth. Arg. 
 met., Bufo., ICinch., Cinnab., ICoccul., Curar., 
 Ilgn., IKali f., Kreo., IMerc, Nitr. ac, Sabina, 
 I ISep.; with discharge of blood, like a hemor- 
 rhage between menstrual periods, Rob.; ichor- 
 ous, Cinnab., Coccul., IKreo., ISabina, Sul.; 
 ichorous, bloody, IKreo. ; ichorous, at climaxis, 
 I ISabina ; ichorous (cancer of uterus), I ISul.; 
 ichorous, in scirrhus uteri, lArg. met.; ich- 
 orous, with pungent, offensive smell, IKreo.; 
 in phlegmasia alba dolens, INatr. s.; discol- 
 ored pus (scrofulous), IHep.; with ulceration 
 of uterus, Bufo.; white or yellow (scrofulous), 
 IHep.; with tumefaction and bruised feeling 
 in neck of womb, and general prostration, 
 Rob. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, rectum : burning, I Alum., I Collin.; 
 irritation, lErig.; itching, Carbo v.; itching 
 and discharge of bloody mucus, Ratan.; pain, 
 Erig., Merc, Sep.; prolapsed feeling, IJEsc. 
 h.; prolapsus, Ign., IPod., Sep., Sul.; soreness, 
 Alum., IMur. ac 
 
 Leucorrhcea, ropy : gi^ tenacious. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, scalding : INatr. m. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, scanty : Calab., Curar., Graph., 
 Magn. c, Murex, Puis., Sars., ISul. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, scrofulous : women, HCalc, Car- 
 bo a. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, sensitiveness: of parts, IZinc 
 Leucorrhcea, serous : j$g^ watery. 
 Leucorrhcea, sexual excess : masturbation, 
 
 ICanth., IIPuls. 
 Leucorrhcea, sexual excitement : ICanth.; in 
 
 an old maid, set. 40, I I Orig. 
 Leucorrhcea, shooting : upwards, with bursting 
 
 in head, IRhus. 
 Leucorrhcea, sleep : preceded by sleeplessness, 
 
 Senecio. 
 Leucorrhcea, smarting: Alum., I Ant. c, 
 HCham., ICarbo v., ICon., Curar., Ferr., 
 IHep., ILach., IMerc, INatr. m., Phos., Phos. 
 ac, Sil., ISul., Tarant., Zinc; causing blisters, 
 I Phos.; corroding when first appearing, not 
 afterwards, IFerr.; afternoon, when walk- 
 ing or sitting, IMagn. c; like salt, must 
 scratch till parts bleed, ISul.; of vulva and 
 thighs, I ISul. 
 Leucorrhcea, soreness : I ICarbo v. 
 Leucorrhcea, standing: JEsc. h., Carbo a., 
 I IKreo.; dropping out while standing and 
 emitting flatus, 1 1 Ars. 
 Leucorrhcea, starchy: IIBor.; like boiled 
 starch, Ferr. iod., IINatr. m., USabina. 
 g^" transparent, white. 
 Leucorrhcea, causes sterility : IKreo. 
 Leucorrhcea, sticky : iEsc h., IMerc ; adhesive,, 
 
 IMerc. ; glutinous, TTBor. f$i^ tenacious. 
 Leucorrhcea, stiffening linen : jpi^ linen. 
 Leucorrhcea, stinging : in os, HCalc 
 Leucorrhcea, stitches: in uterus, I ISep.; in 
 mons veneris, Jacea ; paroxysms of acute 
 stitches, from pudendum to right thigh, as if 
 a knife were suddenly thrust into these parts 
 every now and then, gradually penetrating 
 into the parts and with increasing pain, Croc; 
 in neck of uterus, I ISep. 
 Leucorrhcea, stomach: weak feeling, ICarbo 
 
 a. ; with indigestion, INux m. 
 Leucorrhcea, stool: difficult, IIGraph.; espe- 
 cially after, IZinc ; worse with, Calc p.; with 
 every, IMagn. m. 
 Leucorrhcea, suddenly : coming and going, 
 
 ICarbo v. 
 Leucorrhcea, suppressed : I I Amm. in. 
 Leucorrhcea, sweat : fetid, in axillae and on feet, 
 
 with burning of soles, ILyc 
 Leucorrhcea, syphilitic: Jacea, IMerc; acrid, 
 causes ophthalmia neonatorum, IMerc. cor.; 
 with suppurating bubo, 1 1 Nitr. ac; after 
 chancre, IINitr. ac. ; with periostitis, IKali bL 
 Leucorrhcea, tenacious: lAcon., lAsar., Bor., 
 IBov., Diad., I IHydras.,IKalibr., IPhyt.; ropy, 
 ICaust., ICroc, IIHydras., IKali bi., INitr. 
 ac; ropy glairy, from cervical canal, USabina; 
 of ropy mucus, lAcon., IBov., ICroc, IHy- 
 dras., IKali bi., IINitr. ac, ISabina; can be 
 drawn out in long strings, IKali bi.; stringy, 
 ICalab.; uterine or vaginal, IIHydras. 
 g^^albuminous, sticky, viscid. 
 Leucorrhcea, thick: JEsc h., Alum., Amb. r 
 Ananth., 1 1 Ars., lAur. met., Bor., IBov., Bufo., 
 iCalc s., ICarbo v., Castor., ICon., Curar., 
 IIHydras., Hod., IKali bi., Lach., IMagn. m., 
 Magn. s.. Mez., Murex, IMyr. cer., INatr. c, 
 Natr. m.', IPhyt., IPod., IPuls., Sabina., Sar- 
 rac, ISep., 1 1 Staph., Sul., I ISyph., Vib., Zinc; 
 with bruised pain in small of back and thighs,, 
 Magn. s.; bloody, IMurex ; with passive con- 
 gestion of all the pelvic organs, caused by 
 congestion of liver, I IPod.: after menses, 
 
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 INitr. ac; between menses, Trill.; between 
 menses (ovarian tumor), IColoc; mucous, 
 three days before and after menses, IZinc; 
 mucous, especially morning and evening, 
 IZinc; in chronic ovaritis, Hod.; pasty, 
 white, for five days, IBor.; profuse, like 
 menses, Magn.s.; in chronic splenitis, I Cean.; 
 stiffens linen, IKali bi.; stiffens like starch, 
 IIKreo.; during stool, IVib.; tenacious, IKali 
 bi.; in urticaria, I I Chloral.; or watery (con- 
 sumptive patient), IIAcal.; with tumefaction 
 and bruised feeling in neck of womb, and 
 general prostration, Rob.; yellow, worse when 
 urinating, NCalc. JS^" lumpy. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, thin : Alum., Amm. c, Ananth., 
 lAnt. c, I Ant. t., Ars., lAsaf., IBufo., ICarbo 
 a., ICarbo v., Castor., Cham., Cinch., IFerr., 
 IGraph., Helon, Iod., Kali iod., IKreo., Lil. 
 tig., ILyc, Magn. c, Murex, Niccol., INitr. 
 ac, 101. an., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IIPuls., Sabi- 
 na, ISep., ISil., Stann., ISul., IVib.; acrid, 
 lAnt. c, Carbo a., Carbo v., IKali iod., ILil. 
 tig., IPuls.; acrid, biting, IIPuls.; acrid, ex- 
 coriating, leaving brown stain, worse after- 
 noon till 12 p.m., ILil. tig.; white, mucous, 
 with pain as if bruised in small of back, IKali 
 n.; fetid, I Sec; for ten days after menses, 
 I IVib.; in pruritus vulvae, ll Tarant; scanty, 
 with pinching around navel, IMagn. c; in 
 scrofulous women, Hod.; after urination, Nic- 
 col.; whitish, in afternoon, I INaja. 
 ggp"" -watery. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, threads or pieces in it : IHydras. 
 J^g^ tenacious. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, transparent : lAgnus, lAlum., 
 Aur. met., ~Bor., ICaust., Natr. m., Pallad., 
 IPod., Stann., Stram., ISul. ac; clear as water, 
 HSep.; with passive congestion of all the pel- 
 vic organs, caused by congestion of liver, 
 
 I IPod.; glassy, with constipation, INatr. m.; 
 jellylike, worse before and after menses, 
 IPallad.; mucous, INatr. m.; mucous, tremor, 
 sensation as if everything would fall out of 
 abdoiien, I Alum. 
 
 $5^ albuminous, mucous, starchy, -white. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, urethra: burning, Calc, Cann. s., 
 Canth., Sul.; mucous discharge, Cann. s., 
 Dulc, Merc, Thuya; pain at meatus, after 
 urination, ISars.; urethritic, I Apis. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, urination : after, Niccol.; ceasing 
 after, INatr. c; frequent, copious, INatr. c; 
 with frequent desire (during pregnancy), 
 
 I I Calc, ICoccuL, ICoff., I ISil.; frequent, espe- 
 cially night, I IGraph. ; frequent urging, I ISep. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, urine : turbid, I IGraph. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, uterus: atony, Act. rac, Alet., 
 Caulo., Helon., Sec, Trill., Ustil.; cancer, 
 HSil.; cervical, Act. rac, Alum., ICalc, IHy- 
 dras., INatr. m., ISep.; from glandular portion 
 of cervix, IPhyt.; congestion, ICaulo. ; spas- 
 modic constrictions, ICinch.; mucus hanging 
 from os in long strings, IHydras.; as if pro- 
 lapsus would occur, IBell., ILil. tig., INatr. 
 c, INitr. ac, ISep.; in prolapsus, I Alet,; in 
 thin scrawny women, with prolapsus, ISec; 
 ulceration of os uteri, ILept,; uterine, I Aur. 
 mur., I lEup. pur., Ilris, Hod.; follows uter- 
 ine spasms, extending to thighs, IMagn. m. ; 
 uterine, with dysuria, Chim. umb.; weight 
 in, I Act. rac Jg^T* Uterus cancer, discharge, 
 prolapsus, ulcers, etc. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, vagina : follows constricting pain 
 
 in, after menses, Kreo.; relaxation of walls, 
 I lAgnus, IHam.; tenderness, flow bloody, 
 ■Harm; in vaginitis, ICoccus. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, viscid : iEsc h., Ant. t., IBov., 
 I IHydras., I IKali bi., Phos., Sab., Stann. 
 fi^f* sticky, tenacious. 
 
 Leucorhcea, vulvitis: after parturition, INatr. s. 
 
 Leucorhcea, watery: lAnt. c, IBufo., ICham., 
 Ferr., IGraph., IKreo., ILac c, Magn. c, 
 IMagn. m., IMurex, INatr. p., Niccol., INitr. 
 ac,Sarrac, Sep., Sil., I ISul.,ISyph. ; acrid, runs 
 down legs, IINitr. ac; biting, IKali iod.; 
 bloody, with pain in small of back, ICalc; in 
 debilitated subjects,! IStann. ; greenish, HSep.; 
 mattery, IKali s.; after menses, IMagn. c; 
 offensive blackish, with bursting feeling in 
 head as if head were bursting out, I Rhus ; 
 profuse, IHelon.; like serum, ICoccuL; serous 
 after menses, Tabac; in ulceration of os,IMur.; 
 uterine, Amm. c Jg^" thin. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, with weakness (debility, languor, 
 lassitude, prostration, weariness): Alet.,Berb., 
 HCalc, Calc p., I ICaulo., ICaust., Con., 
 I IGraph., IHam., IHelon., Hydras., Hod., 
 IIKreo., Lyss., I INatr. m., IPetrol., IPhos. ac, 
 I IStann., Trill., Zinc; at 4 p. m., Calab., seems 
 to proceed from chest, I IStann.; drain as bad 
 as bleeding, IHam.; following hemorrhage, 
 Tarant. ; in legs, lArg. nit., IKreo.; after a 
 short walk, back gives out, iJEsc. h. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, white: I Amm. m. , lAur. met., 
 IBor., IBov., ICalc, Calc. p., ICarbo v., ICon., 
 IFerr., IGraph., IKali m., IKreo., ILac c, 
 IMagn. c, IMerc, IMerc cor., 01. an., IPuls., 
 Sarrac, Syph., IZinc; with aching across 
 lower part of back, IGels.; milky, ICalab., 
 IKali iod.; milky, incataract,IEuphor.; milky, 
 worse during day, I ISep.; milky, not thick, 
 HCalc ; milky, in vaginismus, llgn.; especially 
 on rising in morning, I IGraph.; mucous, 
 IBell., 101. an., HStann.; mucous, in mania 
 puerperalis, INux v.; mucous, a fortnight 
 after menses, IBor.; with odor of green corn, 
 IIKreo. ; in pruritus vulvas, I I Tarant, ; scanty, 
 when walking or exercising, I ISars.; after 
 sitting, Sumb.; during stool, IVib.; with ful- 
 ness in uterine region, in nervous, excitable, 
 hysterical females, old maids and students, 
 IGrels.; with tumefaction and bruised feeling 
 in neck of uterus and general postration, 
 Rob., Sil.; weakened, Lyss ; yellowish. IVib.; 
 yellowish, excoriating, thin, IGraph.; yellow- 
 ish, for two days after menses, Vib. 8^* al- 
 buminous, creamlike, milky, mucous. 
 
 Leucorrhcea, yellow: lAcon., I Alum., I Apis, 
 lArg. nit., 1 1 Ars., lAsar., IBufo., ICalc. s., 
 ICarbo v., I ICham., Con., Cub., IGraph., 
 ■ IHydras., Hod., IKali bi., IKali f., IKali 
 iod., IKali s., IKalm., IKreo., ILac def., 
 Lil. tig., ILyc, IMerc viv., IMerc. cor., 
 IMerc. iod. rub., Murex, IIMyr. cer., INatr. 
 c, INux v., IPhos. ac, IPuls., I ISep., I ISul., 
 I I Syph., SZinc; follows moving about in ab- 
 domen, as at appearance of menses, Inul.; 
 brownish (chronic ovarian affection), IKreo.; 
 at climaxis, MSabina; dark, thick, sticky, 
 I iEsc h.; excoriating, with burning (vagini- 
 tis), I ISep.; free, light, excoriating, I I Alum. ; 
 excoriating, before scanty menses, worse 
 motion, ISep.; particularly in young girls or 
 children, IMerc. iod. flaw ; greenish, IISul.; 
 greenish, corroding (chlorosis secundaria me- 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 tastatica), I ISabina ; greenish, in uterine 
 affection, IMurex; light, especially morning, 
 lAur. mur.; between menses (ovarian tumor), 
 IColoc; after menses (dysmenorrhcea), IITa- 
 rant. ; mostly after menses, with itching, 
 ■Phos. ac. ; before menses, INatr. m.; before 
 menses (dysmenorrhcea), I ITarant.; most pro- 
 fuse before and after menses (prolapsus uteri), 
 1 1 Sep.; not very thick, constant, most during 
 menses, 1 1 Puis. ; mucous, INux v., UStann.; 
 worse at night, in sickly, nervous children 
 (inherited syphilis), ISyph., in chronic ovari- 
 tis, Hod.; between periods, Trill.; in phleg- 
 masia alba dolens, INatr. s.; in scrofulous 
 women, Hod.; causing smarting of vagina 
 (after several premature labors), I I Thuya ; in 
 chronic splenitis, ICann.; spotting linen (sup- 
 pressed menses), I I Agnus; stains linen, I Carbo 
 ac; before urination, with frequent desire to 
 urinate, IKreo ; in urticaria, I I Chlor.; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, lAur. met. ; with severe pain in 
 uterine region two days after menses, I I Lac 
 c; from uterus, with weak back, I 101. jec; 
 watery, USep.; turning whiter and thicker, 
 then disappearing, IPallad. ; with tumefac- 
 tion and bruised feeling in neck of womb 
 and general prostration, Rob. gg^ purulent. 
 
 MENSES, acrid: Amm. c, Ars., Aur. mur., 
 Bar. c. , IBov., Canth., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 Hep., Graph., IKalic, Kreo., BILach., IMagn. 
 c, INatr. s., IPetrol., IRhus, ISars., Sep., 
 ISil., ISul., Sul. ac, Zinc; with chilliness and 
 cramps, I Kali c; causing gonorrhoea, INatr. 
 m.; in inflammation of liver, ISul.; tenacious, 
 with laborlike pains (cancer of uterus), ILach.; 
 making thighs sore, INatr. s., ISul.; covering 
 thighs with itching eruption, IIKali c; or 
 makes, IMagn. c 
 
 Menses, afternoon : lessen or cease, IMagn c. 
 
 Menses, amenorrhcea: I Aeon., I Act. rac, 
 lAmm. c, lAnac or., ;Anag., lApis, lApoc, 
 ■Ars., TTAur. mur., I Aur. met, IBar. c, IBell., 
 IBenz. ac, IBry., ICalc, Card, in., ICaul., 
 ICaust, Cepa, ICham., IChel., -Chen, v., 
 ICina, ICinch., ICoca, ICoccul., ICochl., 
 ICollin., IColoc, ICon., ICup. ac, HCycl., 
 IDros., IDulc, lEuph., IFerr., IFerr. iod., 
 IGels., IGoss., IGraph., IGuaiac, IIHam., 
 IIHell., IHelon., IHyos., Ictod'., Ilgn., Hod., 
 IKalic, I Kali n., IKali ph., Lach.,Lil. tig., 
 IMagn. c, IMagn. m.^ IIMitch. rep., INatr. 
 m., INux m., INux v., 1101. jec, IPhos., 
 1 1 Phos. ac, IPlat, IPolyg., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 I ISenecio,IISep., ISil., ISinap., IStaph., ISul., 
 MThuya, IVer. v., Vib., IXan., IZinc; pain 
 in abdomen, ISpong.; with abdominal symp- 
 toms, IBry.; set 18, never menstruated, in- 
 stead heematemesis, constant constipation and 
 varices on legs, IHam.; in anaemia, Ammo- 
 niac, IFerr., IHelon., IPhos., HSep.; with 
 anaemia and dyspeptic symptoms, I IGoss.; 
 from atony, Caulo., IHelon.; from uterine or 
 ovarian atony, 1 1 Alet; blennorrhagia, IFerr.; 
 brain congestion,! I Glon.; with milk in breasts, 
 ■Rhus; with cardiac distress or burning sting- 
 ing in ovarian pains, ILil. tig.; cardialgia, 
 ■Lach.; from chagrin, with severe indignation, 
 Staph.; with pain in chest, ILach.; chorea, 
 IPuls. ;chronic, Hod.; from catchingcold, IPlat., 
 ISenecio, HSep.; after catching cold, with 
 frequent affections of chest and epistaxis, 
 IRhus; with congestions, I Aeon. ; with 
 
 congestions and ebullitions, IMerc ; with 
 congestion to head, Bell. ; cramps, Caulo.; 
 with anguish and fear of death, IPlat.; 
 with depression, lassitude and general nerv- 
 ous debility, IIKali ph.; with despond- 
 ency, Cypr. ; diabetes, I ITJran. n. ; diar- 
 rhoea, Glon., IVer.; chronic diarrhoea, ICo- 
 loc; from or with disordered digestive ap- 
 paratus, IHelon.; with dropsy of uterus and 
 adjacent parts, ICalc; dyspnoea, Coccul.; in 
 emigrants, IPlat.; in epilepsy, Art. v.; with 
 eructation, at every menstrual effort, ILach.; 
 after erysipelas, I Cist.; from exposure, com- 
 plete cessation of discharge, I IVer. v.; with in- 
 flammation of eyes, Euph.; with alternately 
 pale and red face, IZinc; face pale, Glon.; 
 fainting, Glon.; in feeble women with delicate 
 thin skin, NSep. ; from getting feet damp and 
 getting wet through, I Hell.; from getting feet 
 wet, I IXan.; oedema of feet, IIGraph.; 
 flushes easily, especially after drinking wine, 
 dyspnoea and palpitation, IFerr.; with sup- 
 pressed foot sweat, HSil. ; after fright, ICalc, 
 IOp., I IRhus ; in young girls, Apoc; in young 
 girls with dropsical conditions, ISenecio ; for 
 seven weeks, when she was taken with con- 
 gestion to head and spitting of dark blood 
 (menorrhagia), ICoccus ; congestion to head, 
 worse in warm room, better walking in cold 
 air, Glon.; with fulness in head, ICanth.; 
 fulness in head, with or without redness of 
 face and eyes, especially with throbbing, 
 sometimes excessive tearing throbbing pain, 
 IGlon.; with headache, ICanth., ILach.; with 
 nervous headache, IVer.; with throbbing 
 headache, IIPuls.; headache, worse in warm 
 room, better walking in cold air, Glon.; 
 with hsemoptoe, ISang.; due to organic 
 affection of heart, deficiency of healthy 
 blood, IKali c; with hemeralopia, IIPuls.; 
 with hysteria, Cypr. , I I Sil. ; lassitude, 
 ICycl.; leucorrhcea and constipation, IGraph.; 
 for a long time, in women of a pale, 
 waxlike complexion, who are debilitated, 
 I Ars.; from disappointed love, IHell.; with 
 melancholy and inclination to suicide (pro- 
 lapsus uteri), I Aur. met.; causing mental 
 alienation, ICoccul.; many months, IHell.; 
 for several months (ague), I IPuls.; two 
 months, I ISenecio ; two months, (climaxis), 
 ILach.; until third month, Abies; four 
 months, ISul.; four months (Bright's dis- 
 ease), IITereb. ; of five months' standing, 
 I ISul.; six months, IGraph.; six months, in 
 chronic jaundice, Hod.; in mothers who do not 
 nurse, ISep.; mucous discharge (chlorosis), 
 IFerr.; with nervous debility, IPuls.; amen- 
 orrhcea, with nausea, IVer.; with ulcer on 
 right side of bridge of nose, Euph.; nose- 
 bleed, I Aeon., I ILach.; nosebleed when 
 stooping, 1101. jec; with ophthalmia, IPuls.; 
 with anaemia of ovaries, IFerr.; ovarian 
 atrophy, with anaemia, IHelon., with ovarian 
 irritation or disease, I I Phyt. ; swelling of left 
 ovary, ILach.; with palpitation, I Aeon.; from 
 nervous palpitation, IPuls.; from pelvic con- 
 gestion, Collin.; with phthisis, IPsor.; in 
 plethora, I ICalc; with pressure and fulness 
 in hypogastrium, IHelon.; with painful press- 
 ure, as if menses would appear, IPlat ; with 
 prolapsus or anteversion, ILil. tig.; with pro- 
 lapsus uteri, IPod.; in psoric subjects, when 
 
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 tetter is covered by thick scurfs, IPsor.; at 
 puberty, I Aeon., Ant. c, IDig., IKali c, 
 USep.; with pujmonary disease, I I Sang.; in 
 scrofulous constitutions, ISul.; especially of 
 scrofulous girls, IBar. c; genitals very sensi- 
 tive, complicated with ovarian or uterine dis- 
 ease and chlorosis, with venous abdominal 
 hypersemia, Con.; extinguished sexual im- 
 pulses, IHelon.; with spasms, Caulo., Coccul.; 
 with blood spitting, IPhos.; and sterility, 
 IHelon.; with pain in stomach, ILach.; in 
 women of strong plethoric constitutions (ague), 
 ■ Petrosel.; symptoms as if menses would set 
 in, but do not, ICalc, ISenecio ; tingling pain 
 in vertex, ICup. m.; from torpid condition of 
 whole body, IHelon.; with mapped tongue, 
 INatr. m.; after typhoid, ILyc; with urinary 
 symptoms, IBry.; pains in uterus, IIPuls.; 
 with vomiting, IVer.; six weeks' constipa- 
 tion, IGlon.; six weeks, restless at night, 
 IGlon.; six weeks, throbbing pains through 
 temples and pressure and heaviness in head, 
 IGlon.; more than ten weeks, Therid.; from 
 getting wet, IRhus ; from getting wet, dropsy 
 results, IRhus ; after getting wet in a rain- 
 storm, followed by hydrometra, I I Rhus; 
 aversion to work, ICycl.; a year, ILyc, I ISul.; 
 for six years, worse at time (dyspnoea), ILyc; 
 with vertigo, ILach. ggp^scanty .suppressed. 
 
 Menses, black: lAmm. m., Asar, IBell., Calc 
 p., ICoccul., ICycl., Hgn., IKali n., I IKali p., 
 IILach., IMagn. c, IMas:n. m., INux v., 01. 
 an., IPlat., IIPuls., Rob., ISang.,ISec,IStram., 
 ISul.; blood between (ozeena), lElaps ; clot- 
 ted, partly bright red or partly serous, ILyc, 
 •clots, ICinch.; after clots, lAmm. c; clots, in 
 chronic ovaritis and leucorrhcea, I I Plat. ; in 
 dysmenorrhoea, I IXan.; drops, Berb. ; as ink, 
 with much suffering, IKali n.; in inflamma- 
 tion of liver, ISul. pitchlike, ICact., ICoccul., 
 IGraph., Kali n., IMagn. c, Magn. m., Nux 
 v., IPlat., Sang.; in sterility, ICanth.; like 
 tar, Kali m. ; stringy, as fast as blood flowed 
 from vulva it formed into black stringlike 
 masses, ICroc gg^ coagulated, dark. 
 
 Menses, bright red: IAcon.,IArn.,IBell.,Brom., 
 ICaust.JCinnam., IColoc, ICroc, IHam.,IHy- 
 os., Illpec, 1 1 Lac c, ILed., IPhos., ISabad., 
 ISabina, ISang., Syph.; after an abortion, with 
 much hemorrhage, I IPlat.; clotted, lArn., 
 IBell., Caust., Puis., ISabin.; clotted, without 
 flow_ (dysmenorrhoea), I ISabin. ; clotted, inter- 
 mitting (chronic metritis), Lil. tig., with 
 colic, Bov.; in chronic cystitis and irritability 
 of bladder, I I Sep. ; then dark, ICalc p.; with 
 faintness and some pain, Med.; with girls, 
 ICalc. p.; after several premature labors, 
 I I Thuya ; with pain in pelvis, as if pressed 
 together, Caust.; females of sanguine tem- 
 perament, IKali c; after typhoid fever (ner- 
 vous affection), IManc flg^ profuse; also 
 Uterus hemorrhage. 
 
 Menses, brown : Berb., IBry., Calc, Carbo v., 
 ICon., INitr. ac, Puis., Rhus, ISec, Yespa ; 
 coffee-ground, offensive discharge, INitr. ac; 
 dirty, in vaginitis, I I Sep. ; between regular 
 periods (cancer uteri), INitr. ac; like muddy 
 w T ater, INitr. ac. 
 
 Menses, cessation : sudden, Coccul.; sudden, 
 headache comes on, Lith.; when she ceased 
 walking, I Lil. tig. $g^ amenorrhoea, sup- 
 pressed. 
 
 Menses, changeable: in appearance, IIPuls. 
 
 Menses, clots : g@^ coagulated. 
 
 Menses, coagulated: lAmm. c, lAmm. m., 
 lApis, lArn., IBell., Calc. p., I Caust., I Cham., 
 ICinch., ICoccul., IICoccus, ICroc, ICycl., 
 IFerr., IHelon., IIgn.,IIpec, IILach., IMagn. 
 m., IXux v., IPhos. ac, IPlat., IIPuls.,IRhus, 
 ISabad., I I Sang., ISec, IStram., IUstil.,IZinc; 
 preceding pain in abdomen and a feeling of 
 bearing down(melancholia), I I Plat. ; after abor- 
 tion, with much hemorrhage, I IPlat.; black, 
 like putrid calf's liver, Apis ; black, in men- 
 orrhagia, ICoccus ; with continuous cramps, 
 cries out, I IGraph.; dark, lAct. rac, Bov., 
 ICham., ICinch., ICoccul., ICoccus, ICroc, 
 IFerr., Kali m., IKali n., IPlat. ,IPuls., ISabina, 
 ISec, lUstil, Zing.; dark, with faintness and 
 pain, Med.; dark, in vaginismus, Hgn.; dark, 
 worse from slightest motion, I ICroc; fetid, 
 IBell:, Berb., Cham., ICroc, Plat., Sang., 
 ISec; like lumps of flesh, ISang., IZinc; 
 partly fluid, USabina; large clots, IStram.; 
 large clots, in monorrhagia, lApoc; large 
 clots, with black fluid, causes fainting (con- 
 gestive menorrhagia), llpec; last days, INatr. 
 s.; in lumps, Ferr.; lumps, pass away mostly 
 when walking, Zinc; lumpy (catalepsy), 
 ILach.; with rash over whole body, of small 
 red pimples, which burn when scratched, and 
 disappear with cessation of menses, ICon.; 
 prolapsus uteri, lArg. nit. 
 
 Menses, copious : $2^ profuse. 
 
 Menses, dark: lAct. rac, lAmm.c, lAmm.m., 
 Ars. m.,Arum t., IBell., IBry., ICact,, ICalc 
 p., I ICarbol. ac, ICarbo v., ICham., ICinch., 
 Coccus, ICoccul., ICroc, ICycl., Dros., 
 IFerr., IGraph., IHelon., Ilgn., IKali n., 
 I IKali ph., IKreo. , ILach., IIL.il. tig., IMagn. 
 c, INitr. ac, IXux m., INux v., 101. an., 
 IPhos. ac, UPlat., IIPuls., ISabina, ISang., 
 I ISec, Selen., ISul., I IThlaspi, HUstil.; after 
 abortion, with much hemorrhage, I IPlat.; 
 nearly black, ICham.; in catalepsy, ILach.; 
 clotted, I IPlat.; in dysentery, Gamb.; in dys- 
 menorrhoea, I Apis; in papular eruption and 
 distortion of face, ICrotal.; in facial neuralgia, 
 I I Sep.; worse after slightest motion, ICroc, 
 in sacculated ovarian disease, ILach.; in ova- 
 rian tumor, IColoc; pitchy, Bism.; profuse, 
 Cann. i.; profuse for three days, then remain- 
 ing as a slightly colored secretion up to the 
 next period (uterine polypus), I I Thuya; pro- 
 fuse, with soreness in abdomen, I IHam.; purple 
 (dysmenorrhoea), I I Puis.; especially in rheu- 
 matic patients, I ICalc. p.; stains difficult to 
 wash out, I I Med.; tumor of vulva (neurosis 
 cordis), ICalc; venous (retinitis albuminurica), 
 I Ars.; with bilious vomiting, ICrotal. 
 ggir* black, brown, coagulated. 
 
 Menses, day : only during, ICaust,; only during, 
 and mostly on walking, IIPuls. 
 
 Menses, debilitating : $^ "weakness. 
 
 Menses, delayed : g®^ retarded. 
 
 Menses, too early : ggg™ premature. 
 
 Menses, evening : only during, Coff. ; and morn- 
 ing, more profuse than usual, IPhell. 
 
 Menses, de'.ayed: j^~ retarded. 
 
 Menses, fetid, j^^ odor. 
 
 Menses, fluid : g£g=- thin. 
 
 Menses, too frequent: ICarbo v., ICoccul., ICo- 
 loc, ICycl., IFluor. ac, IHelon., IKali f., 
 Kali in. , IMez., IPhyt., I IVacc; with cardi- 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 algia or enteralgia (nervous, sensitive women, 
 with irregular menses, spinal irritation and 
 disordered hysterical mind), ICoccul.; espe- 
 cially in persons of relaxed constitution, 
 IThlaspi ; dark (nervous women with irregu- 
 lar menses, spinal irritation and disordered 
 hysterical mind), ICoccul.; every six or eight 
 days, ILyc; every ten days (paralysis of vocal 
 chords), I IPhos.; every ten to fourteen days, 
 llgn.; recur on fourteenth day, INux v.; dis- 
 charge of blood between periods, IPhos.; in 
 dysmenorrhcea, lAnac; fibroid, ICalc. ; head- 
 ache, 1 1 Thuya ; after severe hemorrhage, 
 IFerr.; weakness in legs, ICalc; with copious 
 leucorrhoea between periods, consisting of 
 clear mucus (melancholia), 1 1 Plat.; profuse, 
 IMurex; profuse (anaemia) , IFerr. ; profuse, with 
 pain in back and frequent palpitation (anae- 
 mia), IHelon. ; in prolapsus, lArn., ILyss.;in 
 retinitis albuminurica, lArs.; three times in 
 one month, abundant and lasting three days 
 (metrorrhagia), I ISabina; with excessive uter- 
 ine pains, in induration of liver, IMagn. m.; 
 with uterine spasms (nervous women with 
 irregular menses, spinal irritation and dis- 
 ordered, hysterical minds), ICoccul.; with 
 vertigo , IXJstil. ; four times in seven weeks (con- 
 gestive menorrhagia), llpec. J^ premature. 
 
 Menses, greenish: Lac c. ; after typhoid fever, 
 (nervous affection), I Mane. 
 
 Menses, gushing: when rising upon feet, ICoc- 
 cul. JSilr intermitting. 
 
 Menses, hot: IBell.; in dysmenorrhcea, I I Puis. 
 
 Menses, injuries : after falling, suppressed, 
 IColoc; after straining or lifting, worse from 
 slightest motion, II Croc. 
 
 Menses, intermitting (as to flow) : Apoc.,Berb., 
 ICham., IFerr., IKreo., I I Lac c, ILach., IMu- 
 rex, Masn. s., INux v., IIPuls., Sabad., Sa- 
 bina, ISec, Sil., Trill., Ustil., IVib.; alternat- 
 ing with bronchial trouble, IPhos. ; on in- 
 vasion of colic, may reappear after paroxysm, 
 or not again until next period, I l-Plumb. ; 
 every other day (dysmenorrhcea), MXan.; 
 every other day (prolapsus uteri), I Apis ; 
 stop a few days, then return several times in 
 alternation, I I Apis ; cease for two days then 
 flow again, Magn. s.; two or three days, then 
 return, Ferr.; for ten or twelve days, I ILyc. 
 v.; flow by fits and starts, Coccul., IIPuls., 
 ISabad.; in gushes, ICoccul.; in gushes, awaken- 
 ing from sleep, Coca ; cease for three or four 
 months, then occur sparingly, 1 1 Merc. ; inter- 
 rupted, Apis ; coming for a few minutes, then 
 ceasing six or eight hours (dysmenorrhcea) , 
 I ISabina. g®" irregular. 
 
 Menses, irregular (as to time): IIAct. rac, 
 Ammoniac, I Art. v., IIBenz. ac, ICarbol.ac, 
 ICaust., UCalab., Chel., Cinnam., ICoccul., 
 ICon., Curar., IDiad., IIHyos., llgn., Hod., 
 ■Ipec, I I Kali a., IKreo., ILac def., ILach., 
 IMurex, IINux m., INux v., I ICEnan., 1 101. 
 jec, IOp., 1 1 Puis., USec, ISep., ISil , IStaph., 
 Sul., I IVer.,Vespa, I iXan.; in anaemia, ICycl., 
 ■Graph.; between periods, IBell., IBov., ICalc, 
 ICham., ICoccul., ICoff., lElaps ; with chorea, 
 ISec; with uterine chorea, I ISep.; with colic, 
 three times every day, Diad. ; with constipa- 
 tion, llris ; lasting only a few days, IGraph. ; 
 post-diphtheritic affection, I I Mane; dysmen- 
 orrhcea, ISenecio ; dyspepsia, IKali bi.; epi- 
 lepsy, 1 1 Art. v.; painful exacerbation of all 
 
 sufferings at catamenial epoch (traumatic 
 ovaritis), I Ham.; in inflammation of eye,. 
 Con.; frequent, Diad.; frequent and too pro- 
 fuse, with colic three times a day, I IDiad.; 
 with rush of blood to head, I ILach.; with 
 headache, ICalc, ILach.; with nervous head- 
 ache, in atonic women, IXJstil.; with hemor- 
 rhoids, Crotal.; with hydrothorax, Crotal.; 
 followed by leucorrhoea, I I Sep.; recurring 
 at long and variable intervals, ISul.; in 
 menorrhagia, I ISec; in metrorrhagia, IMerc; 
 with megrim and blindness, ICycl.; every 
 five months (epilepsy), ICalc; menstrua- 
 tion (neuralgia vaga), ITereb.; chronic otitis 
 media, ^ INatr. c; with ovarian enlargement, 
 ILyc; in sacculated ovarian disease, ILach.; 
 in ovarian tumor and prolapsus uteri, 
 
 I Apis; in paroxysms, I ISabina; phthisis 
 pulmonaris, I ITuberc; in phthisical patients,, 
 ISenecio; profuse, Diad., INux m. ; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, IIArg. nit.; scanty, painful (ante- 
 version or prolapse), ILil. tig.; scanty and 
 short, IGraph.; in supposed taenia, I ISep.; 
 in urticaria, I I Chloral.; for several years, 
 IDig.; for two or three years, without any 
 assignable cause, I I Merc. 
 
 Menses, during lactation : Bor., ICalc, ICalc. 
 p.; while nursing, IPallad., I ISil. 
 
 Menses, late : gigr* retarded. 
 
 Menses, leucorrhoea : in place of, ICoccul. 
 
 Menses, last too long : gig 1 * protracted. 
 
 Menses, lying down: cease, ICact., ICaust.,, 
 Ham., Lil. tig.; most discharge (dysmenor- 
 rhcea), 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Menses, membranous (shreds) : Act. rac, Apoc, 
 Bor.,Brom., Bry., Calc, ICanth., Cham., ICycl., 
 Kali bi., Kali m,, Lac c, Phos. ac, I IPhyt., 
 Rhus, Sabina, Ustil. ; in tumor of vulva, ICalc 
 Jgig^ During menses, pain, membranous dys- 
 menorrhcea. 
 
 Menses, mental : return with least excitement,. 
 
 I I Calc 
 
 Menses, milky : IPuls. 
 
 Menses, moon : appeared later, at full, instead 
 of new moon, accompanied by headache and 
 symptoms which were relieved by Glonoine 
 and Belladonna, Pallad.; during new or full,. 
 I Croc 
 
 Menses, morning: aggravates, Bor., IBov., Sul.;, 
 less, Amm.m.; only, Carbo a., I ISep.; usually 
 appear, flow until noon, then suddenly cease,, 
 or they last from half an hour to six hours, 
 intermitting in this manner for ten or twelve 
 days (exophthalmus), ILyc vir. 
 
 Menses, motion : flow only when moving, ILil. 
 tig., Sec ; flow freely when walking, INatr. s,; 
 less, Cycl., Sabina; menses worse from, IIBry.; 
 worse from slightest, after abortion, llCroc 
 
 Menses, mucous: ICoccul., ICroc, IIPuls.; 
 dark, more profuse at night in bed and sleep- 
 ing (metrorrhagia), I ISep.; in dysmenorrhcea,. 
 I Apis ; filthy, Berb.; gray, Berb.; lasts twenty- 
 four hours, I Apis ; in prolapsus uteri, I Apis. 
 
 Menses, at night: cease, I ICact., ICaust., Ham.,. 
 Puis.; flow commenced 11 p.m., with distress- 
 across lower part of abdomen, Lact. ac. ; only, 
 Bor., IBov., Coff, Cycl., Magn. c, Natr. m.; 
 more profuse, lAram. c, lAmm. m., IBov.,. 
 Coccus, I IGlon., IMagn. c, Magn. m., IINatr. 
 m., Sul., IZinc; with dragging pains, better 
 pressing abdomen and on stooping, I IMagn. c 
 
 Menses, odor: acrid, IBell.,. ICarbo v.; carrion- 
 
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 like, IPsor.; disgusting, ISec; fetid, IPolyg.; 
 in prolapsus, ILyss.; like lochia, ILil. tig.; 
 offensive, IBell., IBrv., Carbo a., ICarbov., 
 ICaust., ICham., Cinch., ICroc, IHelon., 
 Ilgn., IIKreo., Lac c, ILil. tig., I I Puis., 
 NSabina, ISang., ISec, ISil., Sul., Ustil., Vib.; 
 offensive, after an abortion, with much hem- 
 orrhage, 1 1 Plat. ; offensive, bearing down 
 pains, INux v.; with chilliness and cramping 
 pains in abdomen, IKali c; offensive, per- 
 verted lymphatic secretions, Petrol. ; offensive, 
 from retained and decomposing matter, ICro- 
 taL; offensive (saculated ovarian disease), 
 ILach.; offensive, in ovarian tumor, IColoc; 
 offensive, after typhoid (nervous affection), 
 IManc; pungent, I IKali e; putrid, Ilgn., 
 ISul.; sour, ISul.; stinking, IPlat., ISil. 
 
 Menses, too often : g^g?* frequent. 
 
 Menses, overexertion : appear after too long a 
 ride, etc. ; profuse flow, I Trill. 
 
 Menses, pale (light in color, waterv) : lAlum., 
 IBell., IBerb., IBov., ICarbo v., ICaulo., 
 IDulc, IIFerr., IGraph., I IManc, IINatr. m., 
 IINatr. p., |Phos., 1 1 Puis., ISabina, ISec, 
 ISul., IVib., 1 1 Zinc; acrid, causing biting in 
 vulva, IIRhus ; then dark and clotted, IStaph.; 
 and with small dark clots when patient was 
 recumbent, darker and more profuse on rising 
 to chamber (dysmenorrhea), I ITarant.; in 
 epilepsy, lAtrop. s.; washings of flesh, Berb.; 
 in neuralgia, MStann., Syph.; in prolapsus 
 uteri, I Alum.; in acute pulmonary catarrh, 
 I I Puis.; scanty, with pains in abdomen, 
 ■Graph.; serous, IMerc; with loss of sexual 
 instinct (bronchitis), ILach.; in diseased sub- 
 maxillary gland, IKali iod.; watery, IIPuls.; 
 watery, debilitating, IIFerr. 
 
 Menses'postponing: jggg^ retarded. 
 
 Menses, premature (too early, too soon) : I Act. 
 rac, I Agar., lAlet., All. sat., Alum., lAmb., 
 lAmm. c, lAmin. m., Anthrok., Ant.c, I Ant, 
 t., Apis, Arn., IIArs., IIArs. m., Arund., 
 lAsaf., Asar., Aur. mur., Bapt,, IBell., Benz. 
 ac, IBor.,IBov.,Brom., IIBry.,ICact.,IICalc, 
 ICalc p., ICanth., HCarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 ICaulo., ICaust., ICham., Chin, s., ICina, 
 ICinch., ICinnam., IClem., Coccus, ICoccuL, 
 ICoff., Colch., IColoc, ICon., ICroc, CrotaL, 
 Cub., ICycl., .IIErig., IIFerr., IFluor. ac, 
 Grat., Hippom., Hydrocot., Ilgn., Inula, 
 Hod., Hpec, IKali c, IKali iod., Kali m., 
 IKalm., IKreo., ILed., IMagn. c, IMagn.ru., 
 IMagn. s., IMerc. cor., IMez., IMosch., IMu- 
 rex, IMur.ac, INatr. c, IINatr. m., IINatr. 
 p., Niccol., INitr. ac, IINux m., INux v., 
 i 101. jec, IPetroL, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlat., 
 IIPuls., Rhod., IIRhus, IRuta, I ISabina, 
 ■Sep., ISil., Sinap., Spong., IStann., Stront., 
 ISul. ac, Sumb., ITarant., I IThlaspi,IThuya, 
 ■Trill., lUstil., IVer., Verbas., IXan., IZinc, 
 ■Zing.; preceded and accompanied by cutting 
 in abdomen and small of back, and sticking 
 in left side of head and vertex, 101. an. ; seven 
 days, with distension of abdomen, nCoccul.; 
 with pain in abdomen and small of back, 
 Niccol., Ratan.; before the proper age, I Ant. 
 c, ICalc, ICalc p., ICham., IPhos., IPuls., 
 ISabina, ISil.; in ansemic subjects, IMang. ; 
 with pain in small of back, Prun. ; in catarrh 
 of bladder, Indig. ; black, ISang.; in climac- 
 teric years, Tell.; with colic, ICoccuL; two 
 days, more profuse than usual, Lact. ac; 
 
 three days, IThlaspi ; four days, Bo v., ■Lye; 
 four days, after drive in open air, copious, 
 night and sitting, Amm. c. ; six days, lAmm. 
 c, IMang.; seven days, Berb., 1 1 Lac c,. 
 IINatr. m., I ISenecio, IStram.,1 1 Ustil, I IVer.; 
 seven days, in cephalalgia, ILach.; seven 
 days, clotted and dark, I I Puis. ; seven days, 
 in ozaena, IKali s.; seven days, with much 
 pain, I IXan.; seven days, with pains in chest, 
 IManc; seven days, profuse, in dyspepsia, 
 ■Ferr. p.; seven to fourteen days, in ozaena, 
 ■Elaps ; eight days, ICoccuL, "Form.; eight 
 days, protracted and too copious, IDiad.; ten 
 days, 7rCean. ; at intervals of twelve to six- 
 teen days, lasting eight days, ISul.; fourteen 
 days, Bov., Calc p., ICann. i., ICean., I ILac 
 c, Ind., Ilpec, IMurex, IPhos. ac, IPlat., 
 IIPuls., I ISang., Syph.; fourteen days, after 
 an abortion, with profuse hemorrhage (met- 
 rorrhagia), I IPlat.; fourteen days, in climac- 
 teric period, ITrilL; fourteen days, and very 
 copious, Lyss.; fourteen days, in intermittent, 
 ICoccuL; fourteen days, lasts seven to nine 
 days, I ISec; fourteen days, lasts two weeks, 
 ICalc. ; fourteen days, in metrorrhagia, I Merc; 
 fourteen days, though flow is scanty, ILil. 
 tig.; fourteen days (uterine polypus)," I I Thu- 
 ya; fifteen to twenty days, CochL; twenty- 
 one days, IMurex ; every three weeks, with 
 epilepsy, IBufo.; in gastralgia, lArg. nit.; 
 preceded by headache, burning in uterus and 
 vagina, Bufo.; with headache, Bufo.; with 
 gnawing, has to press left side at tenth rib to 
 relieve, Seneg.; in inflammation of liver,. 
 ISul.; with some relief of melancholy mood 
 and heaviness of feet, I ICycl. ; with dryness 
 of mouth, tongue and throat (metrorrhagia), 
 INux m.; in nervous subjects, I IKali p., 
 more profuse at night and on rising, also be- 
 tween uterine pains, IMagn. c ; more profuse 
 at night (prolapsus uteri), I Amm. m.; parti- 
 cularly in females troubled with itching of nose 
 and nightly restlessness, ICinnam.; in chronic 
 ovaritis, Hod.; from overheating, worse from 
 slightest motion, ICroc; and profuse, I Agar., 
 lAmb., I Amm. c, I Amm. m., lAnt. t., lArs., 
 IBell., IBor., IBov., IBry., HCalc, ICanth., 
 ICarbo v., ICham., ICinnam., ICoccuL, ICoff., 
 ICycl., IIGamb., Ilgn., Hod., Ilpec, IKali 
 c, IKreo., ILaur., Lobel. i., IMagn. c, IMagn. 
 m., IMang., IMosch., IMur. ac, INitr. ac, 
 INux v., IPhos., IRhus, IRuta, ISabina,ISep., 
 ISil., IStann., ISul.ac, IThuya, ITrilL, lUstil, 
 IVer., IZinc, IZing.; profuse, with dyspep- 
 sia, IFerr. ph.; profuse, dark (chronic in naso- 
 pharynx mucous membrane), lElaps ; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, lAlet., lAloe, lArg. nit. ; protrac- 
 ted, ICalc, ICroc, IKali c, IKreo., ILvc, 
 INux v., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlat,, ISabina, 
 ISec, ISil., ISul.ac, lUstil.; scanty, lAmm. c, 
 ■Ars., ICon., ILil. tig., IMang., INux v., 
 ■Phos., ISep., ISil., IThuya : of short duration, 
 ■Amm c, I Ant. t., ■Con., IMagn. s., INux v., 
 ■Plat., (Sep., IThuya; in sterility, ICanth., 
 ■Sul.; in tumor of vulva, ICalc; with vertigo, 
 headache, nausea and feverishness, IKali bi.; 
 viscid, mixed with mucus, Lachn. ; bilious 
 vomiting, ICrotal. J&@T frequent. 
 Menses, profuse (menorrhagia): lAcon., lAct. 
 rac, lAgar., lAlet., lAmb., lAmm. c, lAmm. 
 m., Ant. c, I Ant. t., lApis, IIApoc, lArn., 
 IIArs., Ars. met., Arum m., Arund., • Ascl. t., 
 
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 ■Aurant., Bapt., IBell., IBor., Bo v., Brom., 
 IIBry., HCalc, ICamph., ICann. i., ICanth., 
 ICarbol. ac, ICarbo v., ICard. m., ICastor., 
 HCaust., 7rCean., ICham., iChel., IChin. s., 
 ■Cina, BlCinch., ICinnam., ICoccul., ICoccus, 
 ICoff., IColoc, ICon., ICroc, ICrotal., ICycl., 
 Diad.JDig., I lErig., IIFerr., IFerr. s.,IFluor. 
 ac , IIGamb., IGoss., Grat., Guarse, IHam., 
 IHelon., IHyos., Hyper., Hgn., Hod., Ilpec, 
 ilris, IKali c, IKali f., IKali iod., Kali m., 
 ■ Kreo., I I Lac c, ILach., ILed., ILyc.,IMagn. 
 c, IMagn. m., Med., IMerc, IMerc. cor., 
 IMez., IIMillef., I I Mitch, rep., IMosch., 
 IIMurex, IMur. ac, IINatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac,IINux m., INux v., I 101. jec, iOp., 
 I Petrol., IPhos., BPhyt., IPlat., IPrun. , I IPuls., 
 IRatan., Rhod., IIRhus, IRuta, IlSabina, 
 ;Samb., USec, Selen., USenecio, ISep., ISil., 
 ISpong., IStann., IStaph., IStram., ISul. ac, 
 :Syph.,ITarant., Tereb., IThuya,l I Trill., IXJrt. 
 Tir., lUstil., MVacc, IVer., IXan., IZinc, 
 !Zing. ; with abatement of pain in abdomen, 
 ICoccul.; after abortion, IB Apis; after an 
 abortion, with profuse hemorrhages (metror- 
 rhagia), I IPlat.; alternately absent (leprosy), 
 I ILach.; ameinia, ICinnam.; atonic, IHelon.; 
 from atony of uterus, IHelon.; with pains in 
 "back when walking, and in thighs when sit- 
 ting, IMagn. m.; with weakness in back, 
 ILyss.; with bearing down, Ascl. t. ; black, 
 1 ICarbo a., ITereb.; bright red, Lachn. ; 
 Id right red, with gushes, when rising from a 
 :seat, or after having been startled or fright- 
 ened, MUstil.; almost incessant, bright red 
 for four weeks, better walking, but returned 
 again, I ISabina; in cachectic women, I ICarbo 
 .a.; chronic, in thin, delicate women, with 
 indications of congested uterus or ovaries, 
 Hod.; at climacteric period, IKali br.; at 
 climacteric period, active and constant flow- 
 ing, with frequent clots, lUstil.; during cli- 
 macteric period in women who formerly 
 aborted, IlSabina ; with large coagulated 
 conical clots, IlSabina; clotted, HCarbo a.; 
 clotted, with uterine pain and a week too 
 late, with severe headache before and during 
 menses, I Kreo.; with large coagula, Coccus ; 
 •of coagulated blood (puerperal fever), I IPlat.; 
 with coldness and stiffness of body, Coff.; 
 complexion pale, sallow, earthy looking, 
 IHelon.; congestive, Ilpec; from congested 
 state, I I Alet. ; from active congestion, IHelon. ; 
 with constipation and piles, Collin. ; contin- 
 ual, IKali c; almost continuous flow, without 
 any pain, I I Gels.; dark, in large clots, during 
 climaxis, ILaur.; dark, clotted, fetid, with 
 pain and tenderness in one or both ovaries 
 (menorrhagia), I lUstil.; dark, fluid, with 
 pressing, laborlike pains, HSec; dark, ceases 
 at night, IHam.; and dark (ozsena), lElaps ; 
 in poor health for two years from living in a 
 damp house in an ague neighborhood, I ISa- 
 l>ina ; first days, INatr. s. ; first day, hardly a 
 show, second a hemorrhage, with colic, vom- 
 iting and expulsion of clots-, I IThlaspi ; first 
 three days, then linger off and on four days 
 more (dysmenorrhcea), ICrotal.; five or six 
 days, with colic before and during time 
 (menorrhagia), IFerr. s.; six days, constant 
 dribbling interrupted by profuse gushes of 
 blood, with discharge of large masses of dark 
 coagula, with laborlike pains, worse motion, 
 
 I ISabina ; for several days, with great pain, 
 IMerc. ; with diarrhoea, IVer.; in post-diph- 
 theritic affection, I I Mane; with discharge of 
 blood between periods, IPhos. ; with drowsi- 
 ness, I INux m.; in membranous dysmenor- 
 rhoea, MVib.; in dyspepsia, IKali bi.; with 
 dysuria, Cann. s. ; after epileptiform convul- 
 sions, IOp.; with frequent erotic spasms, 
 ITarant.; in erotomania, I IPlat.; flow in- 
 creased by least exertion, IHelon., I I Sec; at 
 first, gradually wearing off, always worse mo- 
 tion, I lUstil.; with pain in left foot, worse 
 before menses, IColoc; in gastralgia,Arg. nit., 
 I IVer.; in gushes, Lac c; followed by tossing 
 of hands, IGels.; with stupefaction" of head 
 and obscuration of vision, as from fog, ICycl.; 
 with congestive headache, IMillef. ; with 
 frontal headache, Crotal.; nervous headache, 
 I I Thuya; with headache on right side, ICalc; 
 with headache in right side of forehead and 
 side of head, with sensation as if eyes would 
 be forced out of head, worse right eye, 1 1 Sang. ; 
 due to organic affection of heart, deficiency of 
 healthy blood, IKali c; flashes of heat by 
 day, chills at night, ILach ; amounting al- 
 most to hemorrhage, IPolyg. ; after leu- 
 corrhcea, IFerr. ; hemorrhoids, IMur. ac. ; 
 hypertrophy of uterus, ICalend.; hysteria, 
 INux v.; from chronic induration of uterus, 
 
 ■ ICarbo a.; after several premature labors, 
 I I Thuya ; during lactation, ICalc; followed 
 by acrid leueorrhoea,Ziz.; followed by leucor- 
 rhoea (uterine polypus), I I Thuya ; followed 
 by cold limbs, ftGels. ; lying, better getting up 
 and walking, I Kreo.; causes mania, ISep.; 
 with miscarriage, I I Apis ; with liability to 
 miscarriage, I ISul.; moderate flow for a day 
 or two, sets in so violently she cannot be out 
 of bed, lApoc; with dryness of mouth, 
 tongue and throat (metrorrhagia), INuxm.; 
 with nausea, IVer.; nausea, vomiting every- 
 thing taken into stomach, IGels.; with con- 
 stant nausea, coming from stomach, not 
 relieved by vomiting, discharge of bright red 
 blood, worse every effort to vomit, and flows 
 with a gush (uterine hemorrhage), Ilpec; 
 in nervous subjects, I IKali p.; nervous symp- 
 toms, IKali br.; in neurosis cordis, ICalc; 
 during night, 1 1 Ustil ; during first part of 
 night, Coff.; worse at night, Zinc; particu- 
 larly with itching of nose and nightly rest- 
 lessness, ICinnam.; innymphomania,IStram.; 
 with heavy odor, I IKali ph.; in older women, 
 with melancholy, IPlat. ; in old or intemper- 
 ate subjects, Crotal.; in an old maid, I ISars.; 
 three or four ounces a day, painless, IKali f.; 
 ovarian irritation caused by strong sexual de- 
 sire, IKali br.; ovaritis, Crotal.; with ovaritis, 
 during climaxis, IPlat.; with pains, TrCup. s.; 
 with pains in abdomen and small of back, 
 Ratan.; pale or bright, in nursing women, 
 IPhos.; with palpitation, IBov. ; passive, IHe- 
 lon.; passive flow, with exhaustion, Brom. ; 
 passive flow, worse slightest motion, IHelon.; 
 periodic pains, with expulsion of clots and 
 between attacks constant oozing of thin bright 
 blood, 1 1 Sec; one period, next less, I IThlaspi; 
 pink, ICoccus ; in plethoric women, I Aeon.; 
 with prolapsus uteri, I Alet. , I Aloe, I Apis, 
 
 ■ Arg. nit., lArn., ILyss., lUstil.; in prosopal- 
 gia, I IPlat; protracted, I Aeon., I ICalc, ICoff., 
 ICroc, IKali c, IKreo., IILyc, INux v., 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 IPhos., IPlat., ISabad., ISec, HSil., ISul.ac, 
 lUstil.; with weak pulse, IVer.; putrid, 
 ICarbo a. ; especially in persons of relaxed 
 constitution, IThlaspi ; followed by restless- 
 ness, IGels.; running free for some days, 
 Syph.; in sanguine temperaments, BKali c; 
 with excessive sensitiveness of organs and 
 voluptuous itching, Coff.; during course of 
 septic or zmyotic disease, or other toxsemie 
 states, as Bright' s disease, or in hemorrhagic 
 diathesis, blood dark, fluid, offensive, Crotal.; 
 severe, at every menstrual period, I ITJstiL; 
 with sexual excitement, IPhos.; shreds of 
 membrane, or pieces, lApoc. ; of short dura- 
 tion, ILach., IPlat., ISiL, ■Thuya; sinking 
 spells, thought she would die, ICarbol. ac; 
 women with chapped skin and rhagades of 
 hands and feet, IHep. ; with spasmodic pains, 
 I lErig.; accompanied by spasms in abdomen, 
 with sharp lancinations in uterus (uterine 
 diseases), IMurex ; in sterility, ICanth., 
 IIMillef., IPhos., ISul.; involuntary strain- 
 ing and hemorrhage per vagina, I I Phyt. ; with 
 a sensation of a string pulling from abdomen 
 to back, I Plumb.; sudden appearance (in- 
 flammatory disease of uterus) , Hod. ; tendency, 
 Hod.; thick, dark, irregular, IXux m.; con- 
 stant flow, thin, watery, offensive, worse lying, 
 IKreo ; incipient tuberculosis, I ITuberc; in 
 fibroid tumor, ICalc; tumors, fibrous or po- 
 lypi, ILed.; from ulcerated os, or cervix, 
 blood dark, bad smelling, long while, IHelon.; 
 uterine cancer, BXitr. ac; uterine displace- 
 ment, lAmm. mur.; with excessive uterine 
 pains (induration of liver), IMagn. m. ; with 
 uterine spasms, I I Kali c; uterine and ovarian 
 tumors, ILach.; with vertigo, during climaxis, 
 lUstil.; with vomiting, I Ver.; weakening, for 
 six weeks, lApoc.; weakness, IHam.; at every 
 period, weakness, IHelon.; flowing like a 
 stream, with great debility, IVinca; every 
 two weeks, black and clotted, Calc. p.; for 
 two weeks, only in evening, after lying down, 
 ■Coccus ; every two weeks, last a week or 
 longer, Trill, figp* Uterus, hemorrhage. 
 Menses, protracted (lasting too long) : I Aeon., 
 lArg. nit., Ars., IIArs. met., Arund., Asar., 
 Brv., HCalc, Calc. s., I ICarbo a., Chel., 
 ■Coff., ■Croc., Cup. m., IIFerr., BKali c, 
 Kali m., IKreo., ILvc, IMez., BBMillef, 
 BXatr. c, BBXatr. m., BXux v., IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPlat., IIPuls., IIRhus, HSabina, ISec, 
 ■Sil., strain., ISul., ISul. ac., lUstil., I I Zinc; 
 after an abortion, with profuse hemorrhage 
 (metrorrhagia), I IPlat.;' did not cease entirely 
 until next period, confined to bed (metror- 
 rhagia), I lUstil.; a day longer than usual, 
 Aspar.; seven days (dysmenorrhcea), I ISabina ; 
 seven to fourteen days after several premature 
 labors, I I Thuya ; lasting eight days longer 
 than usual, followed by leucorrhcea, ICin- 
 nam.; eight or nine days, ILach., USenecio ; 
 eight, ten or fifteen days, I IThlaspi ; eight 
 to ten days, IBSep.; eight to ten days (chronic 
 ovaritis and leucorrhcea), I IPlat.; ten to 
 twelve days, became russet-colored, finally 
 serous (climaxis), IMurex ; lasts ten days to 
 two weeks, I lUstil.; twelve to eighteen days, 
 Agnus ; twelve to fifteen days, I ITarant.; 
 eighteen days, profuse, Cann. i., I IThuya ; 
 with pains in abdomen and small of back, 
 Patau.; uterine polypus, I IThuya ; prolapsus 
 
 uteri, I Aloe, lArg. nit.; in sanguine tempera- 
 ments, IIKali c; scanty, Bar. c; uterine and 
 ovarian tumors, ILach.; with excessive uter- 
 ine pains (enlargement and congestion, in- 
 duration of liver), IMagn. m.; last a week or 
 longer (sciatica), I I Staph. ; persisting for 
 weeks as hemorrhage, I Dig. ; two weeks, 
 IColoc; two weeks (dysmenorrhcea), I IXan. 
 Menses, retarded (delayed, too late, postpon- 
 ing) : IIAct. rac, Alum., Amm. c, Ang., Arg. 
 nit., BBell., Benz. ac, ICalc. p., Calc. s., 
 Canth., ICaulo., ICaust., ICarbol. ac, IChel., 
 BCoccul., ■Con., Cup. m., IDig., Dros., IDulc, 
 Euphor., IFerr., IGraph., IHep., I Hydras., 
 Ilgn., Blod., IKali c, IKali f., IKafi iod., 
 Kali m., ILac c, ILach., ILept,, ILyc, IMagn. 
 c, Magn. s., Merc, per., 1 1 Mitch, rep., MXatr. 
 in., IXatr. s., Xiccol., IIXux m., IPetrol., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlat, Psor., IIPuls., Rob. r 
 ISars., I ISenecio, IBSep., ISiL, IStaph.,Stront., 
 ■Sul., Yaler., I IVer.," I IVer. v., IXan.; with 
 distended abdomen, BSul.; with general aggra- 
 vation, BLach.; in an&emia, IHep.; with anae- 
 mia and chilliness, BBNatr. m.; with anxiety 
 and oppression of chest when lying down, 
 ■Graph.; with painful bearing down, a few 
 days previous, BSabad.; alternating with bron- 
 chial trouble, BPhos. ; with dark redness of 
 cheeks, BGraph.; in constipation, B BGraph., 
 BSul. ; with constipation and distended abdo- 
 men, BSul.; but very copious, BPhos.; coryza, 
 ■ Xatr. c; two days late, with anxious and 
 uncomfortable feeling, BSul.; two days late 
 (neuralgia vaga), BTereb.; five days, IBSep. ; 
 six or seven days, with distress' and pain, 
 BPolyg.; eight days, Ast. r.; eight days, with 
 palpitation and vertigo, Blod.; eight days 
 scanty, last five days, swelling of abdomen,. 
 BCalc; ten days, Vib.; fourteen days (cardial- 
 gia), BMagn. m.; seventeen days, I ILact. ac; 
 few days after typhoid fever (nervous affec- 
 tion), BManc; with depression, lassitude and 
 general nervous debility, I BKali p.; owing to 
 a slight sanguineous intermenstrual discharge 
 lasting two days, and generally appearing 
 after fifteenth day (dysmenorrhcea), I ITa- 
 rant.; in dysmenorrhcea, I ISabina ; in papu- 
 lar eruption, B Crotal. ; in distortion of face r 
 BCrotal.; from getting feet wet, BGraph.; 
 especially first (prolapsus uteri), BAur. met.; 
 in young girls, BBXatr. in.; in goitre, BCalc; 
 with hseinoptysis, BPhos.; from inaction, 
 BPolyg.; caused by inertia of uterus, BThlaspi ; 
 with leucorrhcea, Hyper., Ziz. ; in inflamma- 
 tion of liver, BSul. ; every two or three months, 
 B BLach., ISiL; five months, congestion to 
 head and chest, BGraph.; three times in 
 twelvemonths, I I Sep.; several months (per- 
 forating ulcer), BKali c; ophthalmia, BApis ; 
 with ovarian pain, BXan.; with ovarian pain, 
 burning in hypogastrium and sacral region, 
 pain from motion, better lying down, BPod. ; 
 pain worse shortly before and after appear- 
 ance (cancer uteri), BGraph.; pale and scanty, 
 BGraph.; phthisis, BKali c; profuse, Carbol. 
 ac, BCaust., BKali c, BKali iod., Lach., BPhos.. 
 ■Sil. , Staph.; profuse, with hysteric spasm, 
 BCaust.; prolapsus uteri, BAur. met.; at pu- 
 berty, Calc, BCaust., BDros., BGraph., BKali c, 
 BLach., BLyc, BXatr. m., Pbos., BPuls., Sep., 
 Sil.. BSul.; at puberty (ophthalmia), BCaust.; 
 inclined to be, with sadness, BLyc; causes 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 bloody saliva, heat in face, heavy abdomen, 
 INatr. m. ; scanty, Bov., IMerc.; scanty (dys- 
 menorrhcea) , IGraph.; and scanty, with 
 symptoms pointing to congestion in other 
 organs, and especially when breasts are lax 
 and shrunken, Con. ; scanty and pale, with 
 tense abdomen, IGraph.; scanty, protracted, 
 lAcon.; spasmodic symptoms, I Cic; sterility, 
 IPhos.; with tension in uterine region, as 
 from a tight bandage, Hyper.; in tumor of 
 vulva, ICalc. ; preceded by urging to urinate, 
 ISars.; urticaria, IPuls.; in vaginitis, IMerc. 
 viv.; a week, with congestion to head, ILac 
 def. ; two weeks, Hyper.; three weeks, I IPuls.; 
 every six weeks, with lumbar pains, I IGlon. ; 
 six or eight weeks (distortion of face),ICrotal.; 
 with feeling of weight and fulness of abdomen, 
 ■Kali s. 
 Menses, scanty : I Act. rac. , I Alum., lAmm.c, 
 Ant. t., IIArs. met., lArt. v., lAsaf., IBar. c, 
 IBerb., IBov., I ICalc, ICann. i., llCarboa., 
 ICarbov., ICaulo., ICaust., ICoccul., Colch., 
 IColoc, ICon., Crot. t., IDig., Dros., IDulc, 
 lErig., Euph., IFerr., I IGoss., IGraph., 
 IHep., Ilgn., Illpec, IKali br., IIKali 
 c, IIKali p., IILach., Lact. ac, I ILac c, 
 ILil. tig.,IMagn. c, IMang., INatr. c, I INatr. 
 m., Niccol., INitr. ac, INux m., INux v., 
 I IGEnan., 101. an., IPetrol., IPhos., IPlumb., 
 Psor., I IPuls., ISabad., ISang., ISars., USe- 
 necio, HSep., ISil., ISul., Ustil., Val., I IVer., 
 I IVer. v., IVib., IXan.; in albuminuria, 
 IHelon. ; scanty, in anaemia, llpec; with 
 anaemia and chilliness, I INatr. m.; scanty, in 
 anaemia, IMang.; with asthma, IIArg. nit.; 
 with pain in back, ILac def. ; with bearing 
 down pains, INux v.; black, coagulated, Coc- 
 cul.; with bloating (goitre), ICalc; with con- 
 gestion to brain, IGraph.; nearly ceased 
 (parenchymatous metritis), I ILac c; from a 
 •cold, I INux m.; with colic (headache), ILac 
 def. ; after menstrual colic (gastralgia),IGraph. ; 
 in women of strong, plethoric constitution, 
 ague, IPetrosel.; in convulsions, IGlon.; a day 
 or two, then copious, I INatr. m.; in coryza, 
 INatr. c ; sometimes colorless water, 1 1 Lac 
 def.; last only one day, Bar. c ; from debility, 
 ■ INux m.; drowsiness, IHelon.; dysmenor- 
 rhcea, lAnac, I Apis, Ilgn., MSabina; with 
 violent dysmenorrhcea, MIod. ; with endo- 
 carditis, MNatr. m.; in epilepsy, 1 1 Art. v., 
 IBafo., ICaust.; in papular eruption, ICrotal.; 
 inflammation of eye, ICon.; facial neuralgia, 
 ICaust. ; in fleshy women, IIKali br., IKali 
 iod.; from fright, I INux m.; in gastric ulcer, 
 ICalc. a.; diseased submaxillary gland, IKali 
 iod.; with haemoptysis, IPhos. ; with head- 
 ache, IKali bi.; with headache on left side, 
 ICalc. ; in sick headache, I ISyph.; with head- 
 ache and vertigo (chlorosis), HCycl.; with 
 heaviness, IHelon.; in hemicrania, ISep.; in 
 hemiplegia, lElaps ; with hemorrhoids, 
 ILach.; in hysteria, I INux m.; with terrible 
 distress in left iliac region, IThuya ; in inter- 
 mittent fever, I IPuls.; with languor, IHelon.; 
 too late, Bov., Lith., I ISep. ; mostly leucor- 
 rhoea, Cub. ; with leucorrhcea and prosopal- 
 gia, IMez.; preceded by yellowish excoriating 
 leucorrhcea, worse motion, ISep.; of long 
 duration, Bar. c ; ceases when lying down, 
 ICact. ; worse from mental or physical effort, 
 IGlon. ; more and more, until they disappear, 
 
 Coccul.; with neuralgia, I IStann.; neuralgia, 
 vaga, ITereb.; in oedema pedum, IGraph.; 
 onset, with pains (leucorrhcea), I IMerc. iod. 
 flav. ; chronic otitis media, INatr. c; in ovar- 
 ian dropsy, • Ferr. iod.; with ovarian irrita- 
 tion, ITJstil.; with ovarian pain, IXan.; with 
 terrible distress in left ovarian region,IThuya; 
 from overexertion, IINux m. ; painful, Berb.; 
 pale (epilepsy), lAtrop. s., Lact. ac; pale, with 
 bearing down pain in back, third day, darker 
 fourth day, Form.; pain, with violent colic, 
 IFerr. ; pale, accompanied by false mem- 
 branes (dysmenorrhcea), I Ustil. ; in prolapsus, 
 lAlum., I Apis, lArg. nit., lAur. met. ; in pro- 
 lapsus, with epileps}^, IKali br.; in prosopal- 
 gia, IMez.; in acute pulmonary catarrh, 
 I IPuls.; with loss of sexual instinct (bron- 
 chitis), ILach.; in sterility, ICanth.; with 
 knotty stool, streaked with blood, INatr. s.; 
 or suppressed, with dread of fresh air, wants 
 to be alone and weeping, loss of appetite, 
 chilliness, constipation, drowsiness, eyelids 
 swollen, ICycl.; face, lips and gums pale, 
 headache, disinclined to move or work, pal- 
 pitation, no thirst, vertigo, ICycl., IPuls.; in 
 supposed taenia, I I Sep.; in perforating ulcer 
 of stomach, INux v.; preceded by urging to 
 urinate, ISars.; in uterine displacement, 
 ILach.; with vertigo, IPuls.; with bilious 
 vomiting, ICrot.; almost wanting, except a 
 mere show every two or three months (retro- 
 version), ILil. tig.; watery, in anaemia, IFerr.; 
 with feeling of weight and fulness in abdomen, 
 IKali s. sig^ainenorrhcea, short duration, 
 suppressed. 
 
 Menses, seldom : profuse, 1 1 Sec. JSii^irregular. 
 
 Menses, of short duration : I Alum., lAmm. c, 
 ■Asaf., IBar. c, IBerb., ICoccul., ICon., 
 IDulc, Euph., IGraph., Illpec, IILach., 
 Magn. s., IMerc, INatr. m., INux v., Niccol., 
 I ICEnan., IPlat., I IPuls., ISep., Stront.JSul., 
 ■Thuya, Vib.; with abdominal cramps, Merc 
 per.; in anaemia, llpec, I ISul.; last one day, 
 IINux v., I ISep.; last one day, pain ceases 
 with a free discharge (gastric ulcer), lArg. 
 nit.; a day, then sparse and painful, IGoss.; 
 last a day or two (ovarian tumor), IIApis; 
 last two days, Ant. t., IMang., I IVer.; two or 
 three days (facial neuralgia), I ISep.; last three 
 or four days, ILach.; in hemicrania, ISep.; 
 last from half an hour to six hours, 1 1 Lye v.; 
 but a few hours (meriorrhagia) , I Coccus.; 
 ceased after twelve hours, Ziz.; last a day or 
 two, in ovarian tumor, lApis. J^"* scanty. 
 
 Menses, stringy: Canth., HCroc, I ILac c, 
 Plat., Ustil.; and clotted (dysmenorrhcea), 
 I IXan.; in facial neuralgia, I ISep.; worse from 
 slightest motion, HCroc; in vaginismus,IIgn. 
 f$^~ viscid. 
 
 Menses, suppressed: lAbrot., lAcon., iEthus., 
 ■Agnus, Amb., 1 1 Apis, |Art. v., Arum, t., 
 Berb., ICamph., ICard.m.,ICham., IChen. a., 
 Chloral., Cochl., ICon., ICroc, ICycl., Dros., 
 IDulc, IGraph., IHell., IHyosc, IKali iod., 
 Kali m., I IKali n., IKalm., IILach., ILept., 
 ILobel. i.,ILyc,IMagn. m. , IMerc, IMez., IMil- 
 lef., INatr. m.,INux v., I IPhyt., IPlat., IPlumb., 
 I IPrun., IIPuls., Rhod., IRhus., ISep., ISil., 
 Spong., IStram., ISul., I ISymph., I IThuya, 
 ITJstil., MVer., IZinc; cramps in abdomen, 
 nausea and vomiting, ICup. m.; pain in 
 abdomen, Agnus ; spasm in abdomen, Coccul.; 
 
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 tympanitic swelling of abdomen and diar- 
 rhoea, worse after eating and drinking,IColoc; 
 after abortion, from vexation, IColoc; with 
 amblyopia, I Bell.; from anger, with indigna- 
 tion, IIColoc.; with ascites, IKali c. ; with 
 asthma r IIPuls.; pain in back, 11 Puis.; by a 
 bath, causing pain below navel, extending to 
 hip and thighs, with pain in back just above 
 hip, pain intense, like labor pain, INuxm.; 
 by bathing (epileptic spasms), ICalc. p.; by 
 bathing, tenderness in ovarian region, I Ant. 
 c; by warm baths (headache), liEthus.; with 
 bloodspitting, IVer.; from chagrin, IColoc; 
 from chagrin, secretion of milk in breasts, 
 ■ Cinch.; with spasm of chest, Coccul.; six 
 months after chill (chronic ovarian affection), 
 IKreo.; from chilliness, IIPuls.; with chorea, 
 hysteria or mania, 1 1 Act. rac; chronic, from 
 tuberculosis or cancer, ILyc. ; cold, I Act. rac, 
 ■Dulc; by taking cold, ICon.; by taking cold, 
 neuralgic rheumatism, IIPuls.; by cold, 
 pleurisy, I I Act. sp.; by taking cold, or check 
 of sweat, I 101. caj.; with colic, IColoc; with 
 colic and chilliness, IPuls.; with congestion 
 to head, IGels.,IGraph., I ILach., I IVer. v.; caus- 
 ing congestion to other parts, ISul. ; third day 
 after confinement, IMillef.; in consumptives, 
 ILobel.i.; consumption, last stage,ILobel.i.; in 
 convulsions, ICup. m., IGlon., IIPuls.; from 
 sudden convulsion,ICoccul.;with cough,IIDig.; 
 with cough and bloody sputum, IMillef.; in 
 cystitis, INux v.; after dancing, ICycl.; by 
 immoderate dancing (chlorosis secundaria me- 
 tastatica),l ISabina ; from debility, I INux m.; 
 with despair of her salvation. I IVer.; with 
 anasarca, IKali c; with dropsy, IAscl.s.,BAur. 
 mur.; followed by dropsy of uterus, IColch.; 
 eczema, IKali in.; by emotions, I Act. rac; with 
 .swelling of epigastrium, Cham.; in epilepsy, 
 IBufo.; with epileptic attacks,IMillef.; epileptic 
 convulsions, from, IPuls.; unconsciousness, 
 with epileptic spasms, I IMillef.; epileptiform 
 convulsions Gels.; expectoration, IIPuls.; on 
 second day, from exposure, ICoccus; protrusion 
 ■of eyes (exophthalmic goitre), IFerr. iod.; from 
 grief, llgn.; bleeding gums,ICalc; afterfalling, 
 IColoc; from putting feet in cold water, fol- 
 lowed by general debility, headache,backache, 
 etc., INatr. m.; by fever, Act. rac; after Sup- 
 pressed foot sweat, ICup. m. ; by fright, I Aeon., 
 Act. sp.,ILyc,IINuxm. ; with sopor, IOp.; by 
 fright and sorrow, causes melancholia, I I Rhus; 
 .after fright, three years previously, IKali c; 
 in women of full habit, leuco-phlegmatic tem- 
 perament, ICalc; haemoptysis, lArs., IPuls., 
 ISen.; by putting hands in cold water, ICon.; 
 headache, I^Ethus., ISang.: causes congestive 
 headache, congestion intense, almost apo- 
 plectic, with nausea and vomiting, IVer. v.; 
 sick headache. IIPuls.; of, with throbbing 
 headache, IIPuls.; return after heart is re- 
 lieved, ICollin. ; for forty-eight hours, with in- 
 effectual urging to stool, I I Paris; hypochon- 
 driasis, ICon.; in hysteria, I INux m.; with 
 hemicrania and sticking pains in face and 
 teeth.,1 IPuls.; hemorrhage fromlungsjllpec; 
 with hemorrhage from lungs (phthisis), 
 I ISang.; indigestion, Codein.; from anger, or 
 indignation, IColoc; causes inflammation 
 (metritis), USec; with leucorrhcea, Ziz.; 
 scanty, followed by leucorrhoea, Ruta; leucor- 
 rhcea instead of, I Chen. a. ; with heaviness of 
 
 limbs, IGraph.; mania from, IIPuls.; scirrhus 
 mammae, IBrom.; with melancholy, llgn.; 
 since mental shock three years ago, I INux v.; 
 in metritis, with deficiency of milk, chilliness 
 and thirstlessness,IIPuls.;two months, IPlat.; 
 for three months, llgn.; for eight months, 
 I ITJstil.; for eight months (general prostration 
 after child-bearing), ILach.; for the last four- 
 teen months, I lUstil.; with nausea, coldness 
 of body, chilliness, and trembling of feet, 
 nervous debility, IIPuls.; morbid excitability 
 of nervous system, Cod.; affection of sym- 
 pathetic nervous system, I IPhos.; with ex- 
 treme nervousness, IFerr.; nervousness, with 
 exophthalmic goitre, IFerr. iod.; with se- 
 vere neuralgic pains through whole body, 
 IKalm.; nosebleed, IBry., ICon., IGels., IPuls.; 
 nymphomania, Ant c ; cedematous swellings, 
 Cain.; opisthotonos, ICalc p.; ovaries con- 
 gested, lApis; ovaries inflamed, IApis;from 
 overexertion, I INux in. ; after being over- 
 heated, ICycl.; with pain, Sec; palpitation 
 (exophthalmic goitre), IFerr. iod.; in indu- 
 rated pancreas, MCarbo a.; in phlegmasia 
 alba dolens, INatr. s.; room as if too small, 
 reluctance to going into open air, ICycl.; in- 
 cipient phthisis, with fatiguing cough, ISen- 
 ecio ; restlessness, IColoc; apoplexy of retina, 
 ■Bell.; sad and peevish, Cycl.; with pain in 
 stomach, IMillef. ; sudden, Ziz. ; sudden, caused 
 by putting hands in cold water, ILacdef.; sud- 
 den after mental emotion, ILach.; enlargement 
 of thyroid glands (exophthalmic goitre), IFerr. 
 iod.; involuntary twitching of muscles, Cod.; 
 after venesection, MSenecio; with vertigo, 
 IOp., Sabina; vomiting, IPuls.; vomiting and 
 colic after, I INiccol.; in women who work in 
 water (anasarca), ICalc. ; getting feet w r et, or 
 cold bath, I Aeon.; for two years (chlorotic 
 depression), I I Zinc S^* amenorrhcea, re- 
 tarded, scanty. 
 
 Menses, tenacious : Jg^f 3 viscid. 
 
 Menses, thick:. IBell., ICact., ICarbo v., ICoc- 
 cul., Coccus, Croc, IGraph., ILil. tig. IMagn. 
 c, INitr. ac, INuxm., IPlat., IIPuls., ISul.; 
 coagulated, Arg. nit., IFluor. ac; dark, I IPuls.; 
 dysmenorrhcea, MXan.; in inflammation of 
 liver, ISul. gggTcoagulated, stringy, viscid. 
 
 Menses, thin: Ars. met., IDulc., I IKali ph., 
 ILaur., IINatr. m., IIPuls., ISec,IVib.; after 
 an abortion, with much hemorrhage, I IPlat.; 
 in catalepsy, ILach.; with coagula, ICham., 
 ICinch., IFerr., ISec; partly clotted, I IVer.; 
 not coagulating, I IKali ph.; in dysmenorrhcea, 
 I IPuls.; pale, watery, I Alum., IBell., IBerb., 
 IBov., IDulc, IFerr., I Graph., ISabina, ISec, 
 ISul.; profuse, lApoc; whitish, offensive dis- 
 charge, instead of (ovaritis, from a kick), I Ars. 
 g^ watery. 
 
 Menses, vicarious : IBry., IDig.,IHam.,IIPhos.; 
 in debilitated, depraved states, ICrotal.; from 
 ear and nose, IBrom.; from lungs, IIDig. ; 
 from ovarian irritation, IHam.; through 
 urethra, or from lungs, IPhos. JK^" amenor- 
 rhcea, suppressed. 
 
 Menses, viscid : ICroc, Cup.m., Kali m., Lach., 
 Magn. m., IPlat., IPuls., Sec; daily discharge, 
 Croc; glutinous, IMagn. c; like pitch, dif- 
 ficult to wash off, IMagn. c; sticky, cannot 
 get rid of, 1 1 Lac c; worse from slightest 
 motion, 1 1 Croc 
 
 Menses, watery : iEthus., Alum., Berb., IDulc, 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 IIFerr., UNatr. m., I IPhos., HPuls., IStram.; 
 and clotted, no outward flow when she lies 
 still, but clots and water pass out at uterus 
 when she gets out, I lUstil.; consumption, 
 Ferr.; pale, I Alum., Bell., IBerb., IBov., 
 IDulc, IFerr., IGraph., ISabina, ISec, HSul.; 
 retarded, Goss. ; scanty, (dysmenorrhcea), 
 ■Graph.; serous at first, later clots of blood, 
 Stront.; serous pale, with griping and abdomi- 
 nal spasms, IGraph. JSiir* thin. 
 
 BEFORE MENSES, abdomen: aching, 
 USep. ; heavy aching over pubes, IVib.; bear- 
 ing down, IPhos. ; bearing down, as though 
 womb would be forced from vulva, worse, 
 I Con.; painful bearing down, Bo v.; severe 
 bearing down, IVib. ; for nearly a week, strong 
 bearing down pain (dysmenorrhcea), I I Tarant.; 
 bloated, IKreo., ILyc.; burning, INatr. m.; 
 colic, I Alum., Amm. c, Bar. c, IBell., Carbo 
 v., ICaust., ICham., Cinch., ICoccul., IIColoc, 
 ■Croc, IIKali c, Lach., Magn. c, IMagn. 
 p., 1101. an., IPhos., IIPuls., ISep., ISil., 
 ISpong. ; colic ceases with flow, Ast. r. ; colic 
 pain extends all over body, I IVer. v.; colic, 
 with sense of malaise, ILach.; nocturnal colic, 
 ICalc; contraction in lower, INatr. m.; 
 cramps, ICham., ICinnab., ICoccul., IColoc, 
 ICup. m., Ilgn., IKali c, IPlat., IPuls.; un- 
 bearable cramps, extending to chest, causing 
 nausea and vomiting, ICup. m. ; cutting, Al- 
 um., ICham., Lach., IMagn. c, INatr. m.; 
 cutting in small of back and sticking in left 
 side of head and vertex, 101. an.; cutting, be- 
 low navel towards groins and internal geni- 
 tals, better from warmth in bed, with the pain 
 coldness of feet and pappy stool, IColoc; 
 distension, Arm, Arund., Carbo a., ICycl., 
 Hep., Kreo., Lach., I ILyc, Zinc; flat- 
 ulence, I I Lace, I ILyc; much flatus rolling, 
 causing great pain, better bending double and 
 by hot drinks, I IPhos.; griping, Amm. c; 
 griping about navel, IKreo.; griping and 
 rumbling, Calc p., IPhos. ac ; pain in hypo- 
 gastrium and down thighs, ICrot. ; laborlike 
 pains, Act. rac, Apis, Aur. met., I IBell., 
 IBov., ICham., ICina, Cinch. , Cycl. , Dig., Ferr., 
 ■Hyos., IMagn. c, IMurex, Plat., Ehus, BSep., 
 Ustil., Zinc; laborlike pains, also in back, 
 Amm. c, Bar. c, Cup. m., IDig., Iod., ILyc, 
 Petrol., Plat., IPuls., Sang.; with acne rosa- 
 cea, Caust. ; pain, and feeling of bearing down, 
 preceding discharge of clots, intermingled 
 with menses (melancholia), I IPlat.; pain in 
 metritis, I I Lac c; pinching, IBell.; pinching, 
 three days before, Hyper. ; pinching, during 
 stool, I I Alum. ; pressure, Nux m., ISep., Ves- 
 pa ; painful pressure downward, Sabad.; se- 
 vere pains in lower, I ISul.; sharp paroxys- 
 mal pain, making her bend forward and press 
 on painful part to get relief, with nausea and 
 vomiting, better by menses, IColoc. ; shooting, 
 IKali c; stitches, Brom., Con.; stitches in side, 
 IPuls.; stitches, tearing and pressure in lower 
 abdomen, deep into pelvis, worse two hours 
 after beginning of menses, better from warmth 
 in bed (dysmenorrhcea), I I Nux v.; straining, 
 Cycl.; swollen, IPuls.; swollen and bloated, 
 with laborlike pains, Cycl.; looks swollen, as 
 if pregnant, IKreo.; tearing, INatr. m.; tear- 
 ing in bowels, ICinnab.; warmth, Cycl.; weak- 
 ness, IPhos. J^gf" uterus. 
 
 Before menses, air ; desire for open, ILach. 
 
 Before menses, feeling as if menses would 
 appear, but do not: I IMosch., IPlat., IPuls. 
 
 Before menses, appetite: loss of, Amm. c, 
 IBell., Brom., Calc p., Ilgn.; canine hunger, 
 Magn. c. 
 
 Before menses, arteries: pulsation, Cup., Thuya. 
 
 Before menses, axillae : itching in, 1 1 Sang.; pain, 
 Calc. 
 
 Before menses, back : aching, Aeon., Amm. c, 
 Brom., ICalc, ICaust., Cinnab., Hyper., 
 Kali c, ILyc, IMagn. c, ISpong., Ustil.; heavy 
 aching in sacral region, IVib.; heavy aching 
 for two days, with sharp pain across abdomen, 
 from hip to hip, followed by expulsive pain, 
 pains diminish as flow commences and cease 
 with it, I I. Ustil.; burning, IKreo.; drawing, 
 in loins, I Hyos.; lumbar pains, ISul.; pain 
 undefined, Amm. c, Bar. c, Berb., Cinnab., 
 Coccul., Dig., IHydras., Lach., Magn.c, Nitr. 
 ac, Nitrum, Nux v., 01. an., Plat., IPuls., 
 Sang., Spong., Vib.; pain, with abdominal 
 cramps and throbbing headache, ILach.; pain, 
 low down, with debility, pressure in stomach, 
 waterbrash and pain in liver, menses thick 
 and black (dysmenorrhcea), 1 1 Nux m.; pain 
 in kidneys (dysmenorrhcea), IVer.; pain in 
 small of, Amm. c, lAsar., ICaulo., INitr. ac; 
 severe pain in small of (metrorrhagia), I ISep.; 
 pain in small of, as if a piece of wood were 
 stretched across there, were pressing from 
 within outward (dysmenorrhagia), INux m.; 
 pains begin and go down, ending in cramps in 
 uterus, IVib.; rending in spine, ICinnab.; sore- 
 ness in sacrum, ISpong.; stitches from loins 
 into uterus, INatr. m. 
 
 Before menses, bearing down : jg^'abdomen. 
 
 Before menses, breathing : catching of breath, 
 Bor.; draws long breath, Sul.; obstructed by 
 pain in lumbar region, I Asar. ; spasmodic dysp- 
 noea, ICup. m. 
 
 Before menses, bruised feeling : general, Con., 
 Lach. 
 
 Before menses, chest: cramps, Cup. m.,Lach.; 
 congestion, Cinch., Sang.; crepitations (phthis- 
 is), lArs. L; darting, Cup. m. ; fulness, difficult 
 respiration, Brom.; fulness, frequently obliged 
 to take a deep breath, ISul.; heaviness, Bor., 
 Bry.; intermittent pains, Caulo.; oppression, 
 Bor., Brom., ILach.; rales (phthisis), lArs. i.; 
 spasm, Bov-, Coccul., Cup. m., ILach.; stitch 
 in right pectoral region, Bor. 
 
 Before menses, chill: ICalc, IPuls.; at night, 
 ILyc; rigors with discomfort and uneasiness, 
 ILyc; shuddering all over body, ISil. 
 
 Before menses, chilliness: Amm. c, Calc, IKali 
 c, IKreo., ILyc, IMagn. c, Nux v., ISil., Var.; 
 cold creeps (dysmenorrhcea), Ant. c, I Ant. t.; 
 frequent on day before (dysmenorrhcea), 
 I ISep.; alternating with heat, Ilgn.; shudder- 
 ing, all over body, whole day, ISep.; of special 
 parts, in paroxysms, ISil.; with yawning and 
 stretching, IIPuls. 
 
 Before menses, circulation : symptoms, ISpong. 
 
 Before menses, constipation: Amm. c, Bry., 
 Graph., Lach., Magn. c, Natr. s., Nux v., 
 I ISil., Sul. 
 
 Before menses, convulsions : Act. rac, Bell., 
 Brom., Carbo v., ICup. m., Hyos., Plat., 
 IPuls., Sul.; cramplike, ICaust.; epileptic, 
 IBufo., IHyos.; epileptic, appear while asleep 
 and awake, commence witlj a peculiar outcry, 
 IICEnan. ; hysterical, Act. rac, Coccul., 
 
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 IHyos., IMosch., IPlat.; of limbs, and pierc- 
 ing shrieks, I Cup. m. 
 
 Before menses, cough : dry, continuous, Lac c; 
 in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; in evening ISul. ; 
 fatiguing, IGraph.; hysterical, Plat.; better 
 sitting up, IHyos., Sul.; worse, ISul. 
 
 Before menses, delirium: IBelL, IHyos., Ver.; 
 with weeping, ILyc. 
 
 Before menses, diarrhoea: lAmm. c, BBov., 
 ICinnab., CoccuL, Hyper., ISiL, Ver.; with 
 colic, a few days, IILach.; three days, 
 Hyper. ; lasting till flow is established, 1 1 Ver.; 
 with violent straining, ILach. 
 
 Before menses, dreams: Alum., Calc, Con., 
 Kali c; amorous, I Calc; anxious, Canth., 
 ICaust., Con.; distressing, nightmare, Sul. ac. 
 figr sleep. 
 
 Before menses, ears : difficulty of hearing, Ferr., 
 IKreo.; humming, IBor.,Bry., IKreo.; chron- 
 ic otitis media, worse, INatr. c. ; ringing, IFerr., 
 Ilgn.; rushing, Bor. 
 
 Before menses, epigastrium: boiling sensation, 
 Petrol. ; pain from, to small of back, Bor. 
 
 Before menses, eructations: Bry., ICinch., 
 Kali c, Kreo., ILach., Magn. c, IPuls.; 
 foamy, IKreo.; sour, IKali c; sweetish, in 
 morning, INatr. m. 
 
 Before menses, eruption : Apis, Carbo v. ; rash, 
 Dulc. ; nettlerash, IKali c; a rash, with sexual 
 excitement during rest and menses, I Dulc. 
 jg^" face. 
 
 Before menses, eyes : as if balls would fall out, 
 Brom., INatr. m.; hemeralopia, every day, 
 toward sundown, increases as night comes on, 
 1 1 Ver.; inflamed, Zinc; dilated pupils, ILyc; 
 sensitive to light, Ilgn., Nuxv.; twitching of 
 lids, INatr. m. ; ulcers on cornea, IIArs. ; vi- 
 sion clouded, Agnus, IBelL; weakness, ICin- 
 nab. 
 
 Before menses, face : blue under eyes, Zing. ; 
 pains in bones, Stann.; eruption, Graph.; erup- 
 tion, worse, IMagn. m.; on forehead, ISars.; 
 and forehead, eruption, pimples, and blotches 
 worse, IMagn. m.; exhausted look, Zing.; 
 heat, Alum., Thuya; hot on awaking, Alum.; 
 neuralgia, Magn. c, Sul. ; pale, Amm. c, Ferr., 
 IPuls., Senecio ; rash, IDule, Graph.; redness, 
 Aeon., Bell., Gels., Natr. m., Thuya ; dark red- 
 ness, Gels. ; scraping pain, INatr. m. ; swelling 
 of cheeks, Bar. c, IKali c 
 
 Before menses, fainting: Act. rac, CoccuL, 
 Lach., I INux m., Nux v., Sep., Thuya. 
 
 Before menses, faintness : ILyc, ISep., Thuya ; 
 disposition to faint, INatr. m. 
 
 Before menses, feet: cold, Calc, Hyper., Lye; 
 cold and damp, Calc; fidgety, IZinc; heavi- 
 ness, Bar. c, CycL, Lye; lassitude, Gels., 
 Zinc; pain in left worse, IColoc; numbness, 
 Hyper. ; swelling, Bar. c, ILyc. 
 
 Before menses, gaping and stretching: IPuls. 
 
 Before menses, glands: swelling, Bar. c; swell- 
 ing of axillary, Aur. met. 
 
 Before menses, haemoptysis : IDig. 
 
 Befose menses, hemorrhoids: Coccul.,Phos.,Puls. 
 
 Before menses, hands : heaviness, Bar. c, Kreo. 
 
 Before menses, head : beating, IBor.; buzzing, 
 IKreo.; congestion, lAcon., I Apis, IBelL, Bry., 
 Cup. m., Gels., IGlon., Hep., Hyper., Mane, 
 Merc, Trill. ; fulness, Brom. ; fulness, throb- 
 bing, with or without redness of face and eyes, 
 especially with throbbing, sometimes exces- 
 sive tearing throbbing pain, IGlon.; heaviness 
 
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 in, Ilgn.; heat, Apis, Bell., ICalc, Con., Ilgn., 
 Iod., Ipec, Petrol., Thuya. 
 
 Before menses, headache : I Aeon., Act. rac, 
 Agnus, Alum., lAsar., IBor., IBov., IBrom., 
 IBry., ICalc, Calc. p., Carbo a., Carbo v., 
 ICinnab., Cup. m., Ferr., IGels., Glon., Hep., 
 ■Hydras., Hyper., Iod., IKali br., IKreo., 
 ILach., ILyc, INatr. c, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 INux m., Nux v., IPlat., Puis., ISul., Thuya, 
 I Ver., Vib., Zinc. ; boring in temples, I Ant. c; 
 constricting, Hep. ; three to seven days, Calc 
 p.; in dysmenorrhoea, 1 1 Ver. v.; especially 
 over left eye (dysmenorrhoea), day before, 
 HXan.; with red face, nausea and vomiting, 
 INatr. m.; megrim, ICalc; periodic sick head- 
 ache, with vomiting, diarrhoea and chilliness, 
 IPuls.; pressing, Act. rac, INatr. m.; pressing 
 in forehead, Ilgn., ISiL; pressing forehead 
 (dysmenorrhoea), I INux v.; pressure in ver- 
 tex (dysmenorrhoea), I INux v.; stinging, 
 IFerr.; stitching in left side, Calc. p.; tearing 
 in forehead, ICinnab.; throbbing in, IBelL, 
 IBor., IGlon., ILach., IPetroL; as if vertex 
 would come off, Xan. 
 
 Before menses, heart: pain, ICact., Lach., 
 ILith., Spong. jg^ 3 * palpitation. 
 
 Before menses, heat : Carbo a., Con., Cup. m., 
 Iod., Kali c, Lye, Nitr. ac, Puis., Thuya ; at 
 night, dry (dysmenorrhoea), I ISep. ; dry, with 
 rush of blood to head, I Merc; flashes, with 
 palpitation, Iod.; at night, ILyc. 
 
 Before menses, hips: aching, Lach.; bruised 
 feeling, Calc, ILach.; pain, Act. rac, Calc, 
 Lach., Sars., Ustil. 
 
 Before menses, hysteria: Act. rac, CoccuL, 
 Con., Elaps, IHyos., IMosch., INux m., 
 IPlat. 
 
 Before menses, inguinal region : pain, lAnt. 
 t., Bor., Sul. ac, Tabac; pain and weight, re- 
 gion of femoral ring, similar to that preceding 
 femoral hernia, worse, ICub.; pressure, ICarbo 
 a., Cinch.; soreness in right, ISars. 
 
 Before menses, larynx : hoarseness, Graph., 
 Mang. ; hoarse, almost complete aphonia, day 
 before, Syph. 
 
 Before menses, leucorrhcea : I Alum., Aur. mur., 
 ■Bar. c, ICalc, Calc. p., ICarbo v., ICoccuL, 
 
 I IFerr., I IGraph., IKreo., INatr. m., I INux v., 
 IPhos.,IPhos.ac, IPuls., ISep., ISul., I IThlas- 
 pi, Vib.; acrid, ISep., ISiL; bland, yellow 
 (dysmenorrhoea), I IPuls.;mcardialgia, IMagn. 
 m. ; copious, smarting, slimy, stiffening linen, 
 leaving a greenish stain, "lLach.; jellylike, 
 transparent, worse, IPallad.; abundant mucus, 
 Alum.; mucus fortnight before, ISul.; long 
 pieces of mucus, IFerr.; thick mucus three 
 days before, IZinc; with vertigo, ICalc. p.; 
 yellow, Ang.; yellowish (dysmenorrhoea), 
 IITarant. 
 
 Before menses, legs: aching, Caulo.; coldness 
 of feet and legs, ILyc; cramps in calves, 
 IPhos.; drawing in thighs, ICham.; drawing 
 in anterior muscles of thighs, IVib. ; fidgety, 
 IZinc; heaviness, Bar. c, ILyc, Merc, Nitr. 
 ac, Zinc; lameness, Nitr. ac; paralysis of 
 right, until menses appeared (sciatica), 
 
 I I Staph.; trembling, Kali c; from ten days 
 to two weeks before, sharp pains from front 
 of egress of right crural nerve on thigh oyer 
 inner surface of knee to great toe, in motion 
 (sciatica), 1 1 Staph, g^" feet, hips. 
 
 Before menses, limbs : tearing in, Berb. 
 
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 Before menses, liver: pain, Con., Nux m., Pod., 
 UPuls.; stitches, Con. 
 
 Before menses, mammae : hard, I Con., Spong.; 
 engorgement, with sensitiveness to touch, 
 1 1 Lac c; excitement, BKreo,; painful, Calc, 
 ■Con., Sang.; pain and swelling, BCalc; pain, 
 soreness and swelling, Con.; sore, worse by 
 least jar or walking, I Con.; painful swelling 
 of right (hydrops ovarium), |Ferr. iod.; sen- 
 sitive, ICalc; soreness, Helon.; swollen and 
 sore before retarded, Merc, per.; secrete a 
 milklike fluid, Cycl. 
 
 Before menses, mental condition : anxiety, 
 Aeon., Carbov., Con., Ilgn., Kali bi., BNatr. 
 in., BNux v., Stann., BSul., Zinc; great an- 
 guish, IGraph.; averse to living, Berb.; cha- 
 grin, Cham.; cross, uncivil, ICham., BNux v.; 
 depressed, Aeon., lAur. met., Berb., Brom., 
 ■Calc, BCon., Ferr., Lye, BNatr. m., BPuls., 
 Stann., Vespa, Xan.; dread of death, BAcon., 
 Plat.; fear, BAcon., Kali bi., Plat. BSec, Sul., 
 Xan.; excitement, Croc, BKreo., Magn. m., 
 INux v., Thuya; disposed to frights, BCalc; 
 ill humor, BLyc ; desire to kiss everybody, 
 Ver.; irritable, INatr. m.; kisses everybody, 
 ■Ver.; loud, uninterrupted laughing, BHyos. ; 
 melancholy, Calc, BCaust., Cycl., BLyc, 
 INatr. m., BPuls., BStann.; nervous distress, 
 BLach.; prostration, BCinnab. ; sad, BLyc, 
 
 i IMurex, BNatr. m., BNitr. ac, BSep.; deep 
 sadness, all her symptoms gave her great con- 
 cern, seemed to her she was hopelessly ill, she 
 gave up everything (climaxis), IMurex ; 
 thoughts vanishing, I I Nux m.; inclination to 
 weep,Cact., Con., BLyc, BPhos., BPuls.,Sep., Zinc. 
 
 Before menses, mouth: breath offensive, BSep.; 
 running of water, BPuls.; swelling of gums, 
 Bar. c, Kali c; sweetish risings, Natr. m. 
 
 Before menses, nausea: BHyos., BIpec, BLyc, 
 BNatr. m., BPuls.; in dysmenorrhea, BNiccol.; 
 with throbbing and heat in left side of head, 
 BCrotal. 
 
 Before menses, neck : drawing in nape, BNatr. 
 c, Nux v.; swelling and tension, Iod.; throb- 
 bing in nape and small of back, BNitr. ac; 
 tension in nape, I I Natr. c 
 
 Before menses, nose : bleeding, 1 1 Bar. c, IBry., 
 BHydras., B BLach., Natr. c, BNatr. s., BSul., 
 Ver., Xan.; coryza, Graph., BMagn. c; ob- 
 structed nostrils, BMagn. c, Phos. ; pain deep 
 in, worse from panting or pressure, BCon.; 
 sensitive to strong odors, Nux v. 
 
 Before menses, numbness : of leg and little 
 finger, Ang. 
 
 Before menses, ovaries : congestive condition, 
 especially right, with soreness and sensitive- 
 ness, making every motion and position, even 
 breathing, painful, Lac c; drawing in left, 
 towards stomach, BColoc; heaviness, Apis; 
 inflammatory condition, especially right, with 
 soreness and sensitiveness, makes every mo- 
 tion and position, even breathing, painful, 
 Lac c; pain, Pod., Zinc; pain in left, BLach., 
 Thuya, Ustil., Vib., Zinc; pain in right, 
 ■Apis, Graph., Vib.; laborlike pains in left, 
 ■Lach.; sharp stinging, BApis; shooting in 
 right, BPod.; sharp shooting makes her so 
 nervous she cannot sit still, BVib.; region of, 
 swollen, Brom.; tearing, grinding, twisting 
 pain in right, I IGraph.; weight, Apis. 
 
 Before menses, pain : j^* abdomen, ovaries, 
 uterus. 
 
 Before menses, palpitation: BAlum., BCact., 
 ■Cup. m., BIgn., Blod., BNatr. m., 1 1 Sep., 
 BBSpong., Trill. Jg^" heart. 
 
 Before menses, perineum : soreness, BSep. 
 
 Before menses, rectum: pressure,Puls.; stitches, 
 Ars. ; tenesmus,. Thuya. 
 
 Before menses, restlessness: Aeon., Con., 
 Kali c, BKreo., BNux v., BSul.; nocturnal, 
 ■ Kali c; for several days, Ang. 
 
 Before menses, saliva : bloody, BNatr. m.; pro- 
 fuse flow, Cinnab. 
 
 Before menses, sexual excitement : followed 
 by copious flow, Calc. p.; increased with 
 sense of thrill, as during embrace, especially 
 awaking in morning, BKali c; nymphomania, 
 Calc. p., BPhos., Strain., BVer. 
 
 Before menses, sickness : Apis ; feels badly, a 
 week before, BKali c; indescribable, queer, 
 ill feeling, Brom.; indisposition, BCalc 
 
 Before menses, sleep: sleepless, Cycl.; sleep- 
 less, from rigors, Agar. ; sleepy during day, 
 Calc. p.; night before, restless, with starting 
 and screaming (dysmenorrhoea), I I Sep. 
 g^" dreams. 
 
 Before menses, spleen : cramp in splenic re- 
 gion, BSul. 
 
 Before menses, stomach : sudden attack of car- 
 dialgia, BLach. ; cramp, BBell., Cup. m., Lach., 
 BPuls., Sep.; craving, 1 1 Spong.; sense of 
 emptiness, BIgn., Sep., Sul.; heartburn, BSul.; 
 pressure, INux m.; waterbrash, BNux m. # 
 
 Before menses, stool : pressing like labor pains, 
 during, I I Alum.; writhing, during, 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Before menses, sweat : BHyos., BThuya ; at 
 night, Bell., Graph., BSul., Ver. 
 
 Before menses, throat : sore, BMagn. c ; sore, 
 after diphtheria, for several years, I I Lac c 
 
 Before menses, toothache : Agar., Amm. c, 
 BAnt. c, Ars., Bar. c, BNatr. m., Puis., BSul., 
 Thuya ; in decayed teeth, BBBar. c; in a hol- 
 low tooth, Zinc 
 
 Before menses, trembling : Hyos., Kali c, Lye, 
 BNatr. m. 
 
 Before menses, ulcers : worse, BCalc; bleeding, 
 BPhos. 
 
 Before menses, unconsciousness : BNux m. 
 
 Before menses, urination : frequent desire, 
 BAlum., Apis, Asar., Kali c, Kali iod., Phos., 
 BPuls.,Nuxv.,BSars., BSul. 
 
 Before menses, urine : copious, Cinnab., Hyos.; 
 mucous sediment, BLach.; reddish, Nux v.; 
 scanty, Apis ; of strong odor, Merc; like whey 
 or milk, BPhos. ac. 
 
 Before menses, uterus : and vagina, burning, 
 Bufo, Carbo a., Con., Natr. m.; excruciating, 
 cramping, colicky pains, BVib.; pain, Arund.; 
 constrictive spasm, abdomen sore, Brom. 
 j^ 3 * abdomen. 
 
 Before menses, vagina : burning, Bufo, BNatr. 
 m., BSul.; as if distended, BSep.; itching, 
 Elaps, BGraph. 
 
 Before menses, vertigo : Aeon., Agnus, Bor., 
 Bov., Bry., Calc, Caulo., Con., BLach., Nux 
 m., Phos., BPuls., BVer.; with darkness before 
 eyes (acute pulmonary catarrh), 1 1 Puis.; from 
 mental excitement, BBNux m. 
 
 Before menses, vomiting : Caulo., Cham., Cup. 
 m., Gels., BKreo., Nux v., BPuls. ; lasting till 
 flow is established, 1 1 Ver. ; of mucus, BKreo. 
 
 Before menses, vulva : burning, Carbo v., BSep. ; 
 feels as if enlarged, BSep.; feels as if enlarged, 
 with soreness in perineum, BSil.; itching, 
 
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 Bufo., Carbo v., I IGraph., IKali c.,Lac c.,ILil. 
 tig., Merc, ISul., Zinc; red pustules on abia, 
 Aur. mur.; soreness, IKali c. 
 
 Before menses, weakness: Act. rac, Brom., 
 Carbol. ac, Cinnab., ICoccuL, Ferr., Iod. 
 IMagn. c, Nux m., Phell.; especially of ex- 
 tremities, llgn.; languid, aching in back and 
 limbs, IGels.; lassitude, INatr. m.: relaxa- 
 tion, IPhos.; tiredness, IBell., Nux m., Sec 
 
 DURING MENSES, abdomen: agonizing 
 pain in lower, on a moist, drizzly day, about 
 close of menses, working outdoors I Cup. ars.; 
 bea rmg down, IBell., Berb., ICham., ILach. ,ILil. 
 tig., INatr. c, INitr. ac, I Plat., I I Pod., I Sep., 
 JUstil.; as if boiling, Lacbn.; borborygmi, 
 IKreo.; as if intestines were clutched, IBell.; 
 feeling of coldness, as if a cold fluid passed 
 through intestines, IKali c; constriction, 
 €act., Coccus, Croc. ; constriction about lower, 
 IXux v.; cramps,! Act. rac, ICaust., Cham., I Coc- 
 cus, IColoc, ICon., IGraph., IKali c, INitr. 
 ac, INux v., IPuls.; cutting, ICalc, ICoc- 
 cuL, IKali c, IKreo., IPhos., Zinc; cutting 
 from left to right, Ipec ; eutting, Lye; dig- 
 ging in, followed by thirst, during evening, 
 I INatr. s.; distended, Aloe, Alum., Cinch., 
 ICoccul., IKali c, ILyc., INiccol.., Nitr. ac, 
 Nux v.; distended, in morning, better by 
 diarrhoea, INitr. c; distended, painful, Berb., 
 Zinc; sensation of distension, ICineh., Lachn.; 
 intense distress in lower part, cannot bear 
 pressure of hand or arm, I Lac def. ; dragging, 
 -Zinc ; drawing, Calc, Carbo v., Croc, Plumb., 
 Staph., IStram.; flatulence, Aloe, IBrom., 
 ICham., ILyc, Nitr. ac, Vespa ; flatulence 
 and pain, I IPhos.; fulness in pelvis, I Aloe ; 
 heat, IGraph.; intestinal spasm of nervous 
 women, Coccul. ; great irritation of pelvic vis- 
 cera, INux m.; itching, IGraph.; laborlike 
 pain, I Act. rac, lAsaf., I IBell., ICham., ICon., 
 IGels., ILach., INatr. c, INitr. ac, ISec, 
 ISep.; laborlike, to thighs, I Act. rac, Cham., 
 Oon., Nux v., Stram.; laborlike, as if every- 
 thing were being pressed out, followed by 
 slight show, I ILach.; pain in lower, down 
 legs, ICon.; navel feels drawn in, INux v.; 
 pain, undefined, lAmm. c, IBell., IBor., 
 IBrom., ICaulo., ICaust., ICham., ICoccul., 
 ICoff., IColoc, Crotal., IGraph., IKali c, 
 ILach., IMagn. c, INatr. s., INiccol., INitr. 
 ac, INitrum, INux v., 101. an., IPhos., 
 ■Plot., IPuls., ISars., ISec, ISep., ISil., ISul., 
 Thuya, IVer., IVib.; pain (prolapsus uteri), 
 I A mm. m.; pain doubling her up, I Aeon., 
 iAct. rac, IIColoc; pinching, Aeon., IBell., 
 IBor., INitr. ac, IPlat., ISep.; pressing out- 
 ward in side of, INux v. ; pressure, with 
 dyspepsia, IFerr. ph.; pressure in lower, 
 with ill humor during profuse, IPlat.; rolling 
 or bounding, ICroc; rumbling, IKali c; 
 pressure over os pubis, Calc p.; sensitive 
 to touch, as if there were an internal ulcer 
 •during, ICoccul.; spasm, ICineh.; menses les- 
 sen, ICoccul., Con.; contractive spasm, Brom.; 
 spasm, caused by extreme mortification, I Coc- 
 cul.; stinging (ovaritis), I Apis ; stitches in 
 lower, deep into pelvis and to knees, better 
 from warmth in bed, I INux v.; straining, 
 in lower, INux m.; swelling, IGraph.; swell- 
 ing in anaemia, I ISul.; tearing in lower part, 
 after typhoid fever (nervous affection), IManc ; 
 tension, Coccus; tension, and discharge of 
 
 flatulence, Niccol.; weight over pubes, Bar. c. 
 flgg^ pain (dysmenorrhea). 
 
 During menses, general aggravation : IKreo., 
 IPuls. ; of old symptoms and appearance of 
 new, INux v. 
 
 During menses, anus: bleeding, Amm. m., 
 Graph., Ham., Lach.; burning, IBerb., ICar- 
 bo v.; constriction, painful, Thuya; itching, 
 Carbo v.; as of a heavy lump, ISil.; mucous 
 discharge, Lach.; pain, Berb.; pain, to geni- 
 tals, Ars.; pressure, Ipec; prolapsus, Aur. 
 met.; prolapsus, during stool, Pod. ; pulsation, 
 ILyss.; smarting, Ars., Carbo v.; soreness, 
 Berb., Carbo v.; stinging, Phos.; swelling, 
 Sep.; tickling, Lach. 
 
 During menses, appetite : dislike to animal 
 food (nervous headache), I IPlat.; want of, 
 Calc. p., Cup. in., Cycl., Goss., llgn.,* Lye, 
 Magn. c, Puis. 
 
 During menses, arms : drawing in upper 
 (nymphomania), IStram.; pain, ICalc; pain 
 in right shoulder, ILobel. i.; pains in left, 
 Agar.; pressure in upper, extending to neck, 
 Berb.; pressure, tension in shoulders, extends 
 to neck, Berb.; tension in upper, Berb. 
 jggs^ hands. 
 
 During menses, back: aching, IBell., IIBry., 
 Calc. p., IGraph., llgn., Inul., IKali c, IPhos.; 
 aching, as if it would break, IBell., INux v.; 
 aching, across loins, ILach.; aching, at night, 
 I Amm. m.; aching, through small of (menor- 
 rhagia), ICoccus; heavy aching in small of, 
 down buttocks, IKali c; aching, when walk- 
 ing, IKali c; bearing down, in small of,IAct. 
 rac; bruised pain, in small of, Bar. c, Magn. 
 s.; bruised pain in small of, worse sitting, 
 Kali iod.; burning in lower part, Med.;coc- 
 cygodynia, IBell., Canth., Caust., ICic, Merc; 
 coccygody nia, after parturition, I I Cic ; cutting 
 in region of sacrum, MSenecio; cutting in 
 small of, lArg. nit., Zinc; sharp, cutting and 
 drawing pains from, to uterus, IHelon.; drag- 
 ging in small of, Zinc; drawing in os coccy- 
 gis, ICic; drawing pains in sacrum, Zing.; 
 drawing pain in left sacral region, in evening 
 on first day, Zing.; drawing between shoulders, 
 ISil.; pain under inner angle of right scapula, 
 IICheL; excruciating pains in loins, HXan.; 
 griping, ICalc; great heat running up, IPhos.; 
 pain in kidneys, Berb., Curar., IVer.; pain in 
 kidneys, before and during, IVer.; laborlike 
 pains, I Act. rac, ICham., Cycl., ISul.; violent 
 laborlike pressure, from loins (uterine dis- 
 placement), ILach.; pains in, undefined, 
 I Amm. c.JBell., ICaust., IChel., ICroc, I Hod., 
 IKali c, IKalm., INux v., Thuya ; pain (as- 
 thenopia), I ISep.; pain, as if broken, IPhos.; 
 pain and chilliness in sacral region, IPuls.; 
 pain in loins; Bry., IKali c, IKalm.; pain in 
 lumbar region, more on left side, Zing.; pain 
 in lumbar region as soon as menses commence, 
 ceasing with them, Tarant. ; pains, in morn- 
 ing, on rising, so she was unable to move, 
 I ILyc; severe pains, IHydras.; pain in small 
 of, lAmm. c, IBell., IBerb., IBrom., ICalc, 
 ICaust., I ILach., IMagn. c, INiccol., INitr. 
 ac, IPhos., I IPuls.; pains across small of, 
 and lower part of abdomen, in morning, 
 Lact. ac; pain in small of, which scarcely per- 
 mits breathing, at appearance of menses, 
 lAsar.; pain in small of, as if bruised, I Caust.; 
 pain in small of, downward, I INux m.; 
 
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 pain in small of, as though pressed in from 
 both sides, with laborlike colic and leucor- 
 rhcea (uterine displacement), I Kali c; pain 
 in small of back, instead of menses, ISpong.; 
 pains in small of, and ovarian region and 
 thighs (chronic metritis), ILil. tig.; pain above 
 and in small of, with sensitiveness of parts to 
 touch, IMagn. m.; violent pain in small of, 
 first day, IILach.; pain (prolapsus), lAmm. 
 m.; pain, as from a heavy weight, I Kali c. ; 
 pressing pains from loins to privates, 6 1 Lach.; 
 pressing, in small of, ICarbo a.; pressure in 
 small of, and forepart of lower abdomen, as 
 if everything would push out at genitals, 
 ■Kali c; pressure in small of (dyspepsia), 
 IFerr. ph.; pressure, from within out, INux 
 m.; violent pain to pubes, rheumatic in origin, 
 ISabina ; rending in spine, ICinnab.; sacrum 
 as if lame, could hardly move or stoop, Ang.; 
 tearing, ICaust., Sep.; tearing in small of, espe- 
 cially on moving, ICaust.; weakness, ILyss. 
 
 During menses, bladder: aching, burning 
 (chronic cystitis and irritability of bladder), 
 1 1 Sep. ; cramps, ICaulo.; irritation of neck, 
 Canth.; itching, Magn. c.j splashing sensation 
 in region of, Aeon. 
 
 During menses, breathing : asthmatic or diffi- 
 cult, Cact., Calc, Cinch., Coccul., Cup. m., 
 Graph., Ign., Ilpec, Lach., Lye, Plat., IPuls., 
 Sep., Sul., Zinc; difficult, with ovarian tumor, 
 IColoc; loss of breath, Iod.; awakes with suf- 
 focating spells, ISpong. 
 
 During menses, catalepsy : IPlat. 
 
 During menses, chest : congestion, lAcon., 
 Cinch., Glon. ; painful contraction, ICact., 
 Sep., Ver.; cramping pain (dysmenorrhea), 
 ICoccul.; cutting pain, IPhos.; oppression, 
 IBLach.; oppression and want of breath, I Lach.; 
 pain, IGraph.; pressure, Coccul.; soreness of 
 lung, worse, I IPuls.; spasm, ICinch.; stitches, 
 ICon., IPuls.; stitches beneath left breast, 
 ICaust.; stitches in middle of, extending to 
 both sides and towards axilla when walking, 
 IKalin.; sweat, also on back, IKreo.; sweat, at 
 night, IBell. 
 
 During menses, chill : IBell., IGraph., IKreo., 
 IMagn. c, Natr. p., IPuls. ; towards evening, 
 INatr. s.; alternating with heat, llgn.; and 
 heat, with thirst, Sep.; nightly restlessness on 
 account of troublesome rigors, Agar.; shivers, 
 I Act. rac; shuddering, HSep. 
 
 During menses, chilliness: lAmm. c, Bell., 
 Berb. , IBry., Bufo., ICalc. c, ICarbo a., Castor., 
 ■Caulo., ICoccul., Cycl., Graph., Ipec, Kali 
 iod., IKreo., Magn. c, Natr. m., IPhos., IIPuls., 
 ■Sec, HSep., ISil., Sul., ITabac, Zinc, Zing.; 
 early in day menses appear, I I Ver.; general 
 coldness, Thuya ; repeated paroxysms of icy 
 coldness over body, ISil.; shivering, Berb. 
 
 During menses, cholera-like symptoms : com- 
 mencement of menses, IIAmm. c. 
 
 During menses, circulation : excitement, ISul. 
 
 During menses, coldness of extremities : ICalc, 
 ■See, ISil. 
 
 During menses, colic : figg* pain (colic, dys- 
 menorrhea). 
 
 During menses, constipation: Alum., IBry., 
 Collin., IGraph., IIKali c, IINatr.m., INux v., 
 I IPlat./Phos. , IPlumb. , I ISep.,1 ISil. ; first day 
 (gastralgia), IGraph.; in prolapsus, lAur. met. 
 
 During menses, convulsions: lAct rac, IBell., 
 ICaulo., ICup. m., IHyos., IIKali bi\, Plumb., 
 
 IPuls., ISec, IStram., Sul., 1 1 Zinc; in dys- 
 menorrhcea, llgn.; epileptic, I Art. v., IBufo., 
 ICaust., ICup. m., Kali br., ILach., Sul.; epi- 
 leptic, followed by drowsiness and lassitude, 
 I IPlumb.; epileptic, while asleep and awake, 
 commence with a peculiar outcry, IICEnan.; 
 epileptic, from fright, lArg. nit.; epileptiform, 
 ■Ced.; hysterical, 1 1 Act. rac, Cham., Coff., 
 
 ■ Hyos., Mo-ch., IPlat.; hysterical, at puberty, 
 from menstrual irregularity, especially rheum- 
 atic females, Caulo.; of limbs and piercing 
 shrieks, I Cup m. ; one severe, at each pain, I Kali 
 br. ; tonic spasm, 1 1 Calab.; spasmodic affec- 
 tions, • Art. v. 
 
 During menses, cough: Castor., Cub., IBry., 
 ■Graph., Lachn., Senecio, ISep., Sul., ■Zinc;, 
 coughing up of blood, Iod. ; throughout day, 
 fatiguing chest, I IGraph.; dry, IBry., IGraph., 
 Lac c, Phos.; fatiguing, IGraph.; hacking, 
 worse during menses, I IPuls.; short, dry, 
 
 I Cham. 
 
 During menses, diarrhoea : Alum., Amm. c, 
 lAmm. m., Ant. c, IBov., Bry., Calc. p., 
 ■Caust., Cham., Chel., ICinnab., Graph., Kali 
 c, IKreo., Magn. c, Natr. c, INatr. s.,Niccol., 
 Sil.j ITabac, Ver.; with colic, ICham.; dysen- 
 teric, especially at night, IPuls.; early in day 
 they appear, with burning in rectum, 1 1 Ver.;; 
 morning, and chilliness, INatr. s. ; profuse, 
 watery, with chill and cold sweat on forehead, 
 Vib. 
 
 During menses, ears : aching, Aloe ; hearing 
 difficult, ICalc, IKreo., Mang.; hearing sensi- 
 tive, I Hyper.; humming, IKreo.; pain and 
 itching in left, better by boring, Agar.; pains 
 in, IKali c; ringing, Cinch., llgn., Petrol., 
 Ver.; rushing sound, IKreo.; singing and 
 roaring, IPetroL; weight, Crotal. 
 
 During menses, epigastrium: griping in direc- 
 tion of small of back, ISars.; pain (dysmenor- 
 rhcea), IGraph.; pressure, ICaps., ISul.; sink- 
 ing, ITabac; trembling, lArg. nit. 
 
 During menses, eructations: IILach., Lye,, 
 INitr. ac 
 
 During menses, eruption : Con., IGraph., • Kali 
 n.; herpetic, IPetroL; nettlerash, IBell., IKali 
 c; irregular red scaling patches on neck and 
 face during congestions, INux m.; small, round, 
 red, itching, herpetic patches on forearms, neck 
 and throat, IGraph.; copious red, itching, 
 papular, on face, especially chin, during de- 
 layed menses, ICrotal. ; on inner thighs, IKali 
 c, Nux v., ISil. J^" genitals. 
 
 During menses, eyes : nocturnal agglutination 
 of lids, ICalc. ; blackness, before, I Graph., ISep. ; 
 blackness before, feeling worse on going into 
 a warm room, IPuls.; burning, Niccol., INitr. 
 ac; darkness before, Bell., Cycl., IGraph., 
 Sep., ISil.; feel as if they would drop out 
 while stooping, Brom.; inflamed, I Aeon., 
 
 ■ Bell., Cham., lEuphor., Hep., Ign., ■Merc.,. 
 Nux v., IPuls., Zinc; pain in orbital region, 
 extends backward through base to cord, 
 
 I I Ver. v.; photophobia, llgn.; pupils dilated, 
 I I Glon.; sensitive to light, llgn.; deep, sunken 
 ■Ced.; worse, tinia ciliaris accompanied by 
 a pimply eruption on face, IMagn. m.; ulcers 
 on cornea, IIArs.; vanishing of right half of 
 objects, second day, IILith.; loss of vision, 
 ■Graph.; loss of vision, at night, as if tightly 
 bound bv a cloth, IPuls.; obscured vision, 
 Bell., Calc, Cycl., Graph., Lye, Magn. c, 
 
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 Natr. m., IPuls., ISep., I Sil., Trill.; weakness, 
 ICinnab. 
 
 During menses, face : bluish, Lachn., IVer.; con- 
 tusive pain in region of malar bone, Stann. ; 
 earthy, IHelon., Mosch., Ver.; erysipelas, 
 Anac; flushed, I IPuls.; jaded, Berb.; lack of 
 expression (exophthalirius), ILyc. vir. ; lock- 
 jaw, I Hy os.; pain in malar bones, IStann. ; 
 malar bone painful to touch, and during flow 
 even to move muscles of face, Stann. ; oedema, 
 I Merc; pale, Amm. c, ICed., IHelon., I Magn. 
 c, IPuls.; pale, at commencement, IMagn. c; 
 paleness, alternating with redness, Zinc; pros- 
 opalgia, ICaust.; fiery red, I IFerr.; swelling, 
 IGraph.; swelling (anaemia), I I Sul.; painless 
 swelling of cheeks, IGraph.; yellow, ICaust. 
 
 During menses, fainting : I Cham., ICoccul., 
 Glon., Ilgn., ILach.; with pale face, IPuls.; 
 in nervous women, I ILach.; on trying to sit 
 up, I Aeon., I ICoccul., IVib.; when standing, 
 Lye ; especially in a warm room, INux v. 
 
 During menses, faintness : Berb., IISep.,TJran. 
 n.; in gastric ulcer, lArg. nit.; about noon, 
 ISul. 
 
 During menses, feet : burning of soles, ICarbo 
 v., Cham., IPetrol., ISul.; cold, ICalc, IGraph., 
 INux m., IPhos., ISil., Ver.; cold, on first day, 
 ■Graph.; habitually cold, become warm,ICau- 
 lo.; heaviness, Colch., ISul., Zinc; heaviness 
 better, Cycl.; lassitude, ISul.; neuralgic pain, 
 I I Amm. m.; oedema, IMerc.; pain in right in- 
 step, worse after being in bed, Lyss.; swelling, 
 ICalc, IGraph.; convulsive trembling, IHyos.; 
 weakness, IGraph. 
 
 During menses, fever: Aeon., Bell., Gels., 
 Graph., Helon., Kali bi., Natr. m., Plios., 
 Rhod., Sep., Sul.; in afternoon, IPhos.; catar- 
 rhal, IGraph., Kali c; in menorrhagia, ICoc- 
 cus ; nightly, INatr. m. 
 
 During menses, flushing : of upper part of body, 
 Uran. n. S^ face. 
 
 During menses, genitals: biting, Zinc; burn- 
 ing, I Amm. c, ICarbo v., IKali br., IKali c, 
 IKreo., ISil.; burning in varicose veins, Thuya ; 
 burning about vulva, ISil.; eruption, Calc, 
 IDulc, IGraph., IMerc, ISep.; excitement in 
 clitoris, Kali Dr.; cutting between labia, 
 Cann. s.; itching, Agar., I Amm. c, ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., ICon., 1 1 Hep., IKali bi., Kali br., 
 IKali c, IKreo., Lact. ac, IMerc, IPetrol., 
 ISil., IZinc; itching in clitoris, Kali br.; pain- 
 ful pruritus, IPetrol.; sore, burning, itch, 
 IKali c; soreness, IKali c, ISil.; sticking, 
 Zinc; feeling as if swollen, Zinc; titillation, 
 Agar., Merc, Mosch. J^ 3 * sexual excite- 
 ment ; also Menses, acrid, burning, etc. 
 
 During menses, glands: swelling of parotid, 
 IKali c. 
 
 During menses, hands : burning, ICarbo v., 
 Sec; cold, Calc, Ferr., IGraph., Kali iod., 
 IPhos., Sec, Sul., Ver.; crawling in left, and 
 upper arm, IGraph.; heat in palms, IPetrol.; 
 left becomes numb and dead, IGraph.; oede- 
 ma, IMerc; sweat, from pain, Ver.; trem- 
 bling, Agar., IZinc; convulsive trembling, 
 IHyos.; weak, dropping things, I I Alum. 
 
 During menses, head: beating, ILach. ; buzzing, 
 IKreo.; congestion, IBell, IBry., ICalc, Calc. 
 p., ICinch., IGlon., INux v., ISul.; and chest 
 congestion to,IGlon.; itchlike eruption on fore- 
 head, ISars.; fulness, IBell., ICalc, 1 1 Puis.; ful- 
 ness, in dysmenorrhea, II Xan.; fulness, with 
 
 or without redness of face and eyes, especially 
 with throbbing, sometimes excessive tearing 
 throbbing pain, IGlon.; heat, I Apis, I Arm, 
 IBell., ICalc, Ilgn., Merc per. ; heat and press- 
 ure in vertex, Natr. s.; heaviness, Calc, Ilgn., 
 IKali c, IMagn. c, IMagn. s.; heaviness ih 
 forehead, with feeling as if head would be 
 drawn back, in evening, Zinc; lightness, 
 I Vib. ; pressure in forehead and vertex (dys- 
 menorrhoea), I INux v.; throbbing, Bor.; whirl- 
 ing, ICaust.; weight, Crotal. 
 
 During menses, headache: I Act. rac, Agar., 
 lArg. nit., MAur. met., IIBell., Berb., IBov., 
 Brom.jIBry., ICalc, Calc s., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 Curar., ICoccul., Con., ICroc, Cycl., I IGlon., 
 ■Graph. ,IHydras., IHyos., Hyper., Ilgn., IKali 
 c, I IKali s., IIKreo., ILaur., IMagn. c, Med., 
 IMurex, INatr. c, IINatr. m., INux in., INux 
 v., IPhos., IPlat., IPuls., Rhod., llSep., ISul., 
 IVer.; at appearance and cessation, I IPuls.; 
 burning in vertex, ILach.; ceases, returns when 
 they disappear, Cepa; congestive, INux m. 
 {f$3f head congestion); deep-seated, with 
 heatinocciput (exophthalmus), ILyc vir.; dull, 
 heavy pain in vertex, IFerr. ph.; in dysmen- 
 orrhoea, 1 1 Sabina ; with eructation and nausea, 
 ■Graph.; evenings, IGraph.; especially over 
 left eye,commencing day before menses,! ■Xan.; 
 afternoon, over eyes, worse after menses, 
 I INatr. ph. ; with red face, nausea and vomit- 
 ing, INatr. m.; frontal, Amm. c, Brom.; with 
 heaviness, IKali c; heavy, IMagn. c; heavy, 
 at commencement, IMagn. c; hemicrania, 
 I ISep. ; violent, left-sided, worse noon, lasting 
 till evening, w T ith frequent vomiting, lAmyl.; 
 in menorrhagia, ICoccus ; morning, Ver. ; 
 worse from motion, IBry., IGlon., Nux v., 
 Sep.; with nausea, IGraph.; nervous, excru- 
 ciating, with great sensitiveness to noise, IKali 
 ph.; nervous, in girls and hysterical women, 
 IVer. ; nervous, in prolapsus uteri and left 
 inguinal hernia, IMelil.; nightly tearing in 
 vertex, ILaur.; beginning in occiput, passing 
 over right side of head, locating in or over 
 eyes, worse until attack of epilepsy, lAtrop. s.; 
 pressing, Bell. ,Bry., Cact.,Cycl., Graph., Magn. 
 c,Natr.m.,Sep.,Sil.,Sul. ; pressing, in forehead, 
 ■Ign., ISul.; severe pressing in forehead, with 
 offensive discharge of hardened matter from 
 nose, Sep. ; pressing in forehead, with dis- 
 charge of plugs from nose, ISep., ISil.; pressing 
 outward, IKreo.; pressing in forehead, morning, 
 after rising, and afternoon, ISul.; pressure and 
 soreness, Polyg.; sick, IPuls.; splitting,! IBry.; 
 tearing in forehead, ICinnab.; in temples, 
 ■ ILyc; throbbing, IBell., Calc. p., ICroc, 
 ■Glon., ILach.; throbbing in forehead, Calc. 
 p.; violent throbbing, frontal, worse from 
 light and motion (dysmenorrhoea), I ITarant.; 
 throbbing, pulsating pains in various parts of 
 head, pressure in eyes, dilatation of vessels of 
 head and other parts of body, worse during 
 period in which she was accustomed to have 
 menstrual flow, pain for two or three days, 
 preventing sleep, ICroc; as from an ulcer in 
 brain, as if suppurating,! INux v.; with burn- 
 ing on vertex, INatr. m. ; in vertex, with pro- 
 fuse, Ferr. ph.; better by cold water, Aloe ; 
 worse, ILac def.; wrenching, over eyes, better 
 from motion, Hyper. 
 
 During menses, heart: anguish, Bell., Vib.; beats 
 hard and furious, yet its motion can hardly 
 
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 be discovered, at time for return of menses, 
 I I Calab. ; fluttering, Lil. tig. ; functional dis- 
 order worse, ICact.; pain, ICact., Con., Lil. tig., 
 ILith. ; tormenting pressure in prsecordia, at 
 night, lArg. nit. f$^* palpitation. 
 
 During menses, heat: INitr. ac, Xan.; caused 
 by flying pains in urinary organs, Lyss. 
 jjjig^ fever. 
 
 During menses, heaviness : IGraph. 
 
 During menses, hemorrhoids : ICoccul., Lyss.; 
 pain, IGraph. 
 
 During menses, hips : bruised feeling, better as 
 flow becomes free, IILach. ; burning, Med.; 
 lameness, Lach., Natr. c. ; pain, in asthenopia, 
 I I Sep. ; pain, as from bruises, with sensi- 
 tiveness of parts to touch, IMagn. m. ; pain 
 in bones, ICalc. 
 
 During menses, hypochondria : and hips cut- 
 ting, bearing down pains, IGraph.; violent 
 motion in right, as though something living 
 were moving about, Inul.; stitches, ICroc; 
 tension, IINux m. 
 
 During menses, hysteria: lAct. rac, Caust., 
 IHyos., IINux m.,Stram., Ver. J^g^ nervous. 
 
 During menses, inguinal region : bearing down, 
 Bor. ; bruised pain, worse sitting, Kali iod. ; 
 burning, Kali n., INatr. m.; cutting, lArg. 
 nit., INatr. m., Senecio ; lancinating, IBor.; 
 pain, undefined, Amm. m., Ant. t., I Apis, 
 lArg. nit., Arm, Bor., Bov., Carbo a., Castor., 
 Kali n., Lye, Magn. s.,Natr. m., IPlat., Sene- 
 cio, ISep.; pain and weight in region of femo- 
 ral ring, similar to that preceding hernia, 
 ICub.; pressing, IBor., ICarbo a., Castor.; 
 pressure towards, Chin, s., Niccol.,Plat.; sore- 
 ness in bend of right, on appearance, Sars.; 
 stitching, IBor.; painful weight, I Kali c. 
 
 During menses, larynx: paralytic aphonia, 
 IGels.; hoarseness, IGraph., Mang., Spong. 
 
 During menses, legs: aching, ICaulo.; inclined 
 to fall asleep while sitting, IIPuls. ; blue and 
 cold from distended varices, Amb. ; calves, 
 pain down, Berb.; coldness, Bufo,, ICalc, 
 Cham., Lil. tig., ISec, ISiL; cold, clammy, 
 ICalc, Lil. tig.; crampy pain during first 
 day (gastralgia), IGraph.; chafing between, 
 IGraph.; cramp in calves, Cup. m., Phos., 
 Ver.; drawing, ISpong.; drawing in thighs 
 (nymphomania), IStram.; eruption on inside 
 of thighs, ISiL; excoriation between, IKalic; 
 formication, Graph., IPuls.; heavy, Act. rac, 
 Calc p., IGraph., IZinc; feel heavy, with vio- 
 lent drawing about knees, as if they would 
 be twisted off (dysmenorrhcea), IZinc; itch- 
 ing on, with burning after scratching, in bed, 
 Inul.; lameness, Magn. m., Phos.; sensation 
 as if cords in knees were shortened, I INatr. 
 ph.; numbness, IKali n., IPuls., ISec; pain 
 undefined, Act. rac, Amb., Bell., Bry.,Caulo., 
 ICham., Con., Cycl., Graph., Ham., Kali n., 
 Mosch., Nux m., Nux v., Phos., Rhus, Sec, 
 Spong., Ver.; pressing, Amb.; pressing in 
 thighs, with unsuccessful desire to eructate, 
 ICarbo a.; restlessness, Mosch., Thuya,IZinc; 
 shivering, Bufo. ; spots, painful to touch, IPe- 
 trol. ; soreness, ICaulo.; soreness inside of 
 thighs, ISars.; swelling, I Apis, Apoc, Ars., 
 Calc, IGraph., Lye; swelling, in anaemia, 
 I ISul.; tearing in thighs, IPetrol.; tearing in 
 tibia, J Sep., ISiL; trembling, Agar., Caust., 
 Hyos., Magn. c, Nitr.ae; lameness in thighs, 
 ICarbo a.; pain down thighs, Berb., INitr. ac, 
 
 IXan.; pains go into thighs, I Act. rac, Berb., 
 Kali iod., IPetrol., Strain.; pain in anterior 
 of thighs, IKalm.; pains commence in middle 
 of thighs, over limbs, and entire body, Cantor.; 
 pain in right thigh (parenchymatous metri- 
 tis), 1 1 Lac c; thighs feel as if squeezed, Kali 
 iod.; varices worse, Ferr.; weary, Calc. p., 
 Niccol. j^Hf" limbs. 
 During menses, leucorrhcea: Alum., Ars., Bov., 
 Carbol. ac, ICarbo v., Cinch., Con., Iod., 
 IMagn. m., Merc, IPhos.; milky, excoriating, 
 
 I Phos. 
 
 During menses, limbs : as if asleep, IGraph.; 
 bruised pain, INitr. ac; cold, Arm, Cham., 
 CrotaL, ISec; crawling, IGraph.; drawing, 
 Con., IINux m., Spong., Stram.; numbness, 
 ■Graph.; pain, IBelL, IGraph., IKalm., Ver ; 
 pains (dysmenorrhcea), IBelL; soreness, ISep.; 
 stitching, IGraph.; swelling of hands and 
 feet, IGraph.; tearing, Bry.; twitching, ICoff. 
 
 During menses, lips : bluish, ICed.; cold, ICed.; 
 crawling, IGraph.; dry, Bry., ICed., Magn. c; 
 formication, 1 1 Graph. ; pale, Cycl., Ferr.; swol- 
 len, Phos. 
 
 During menses, liver : pain, Aloe, Nitr. ac.lNux 
 m. , IPhos. ac, Puis. ; contractive pain, Bufo. 
 
 During menses, malaise : Curar. 
 
 During menses, mammae : burning, Indig. ; dart- 
 ing, Iod.; darting in right, Grat.; dwindling, 
 Con., Iod., Lac def.; sore nipples, ICham.; 
 hard, Con., Carbo a.; painful, Calc, I Con., Iod., 
 IMurex, IPhos., ISang.; pain, as if they would 
 ulcerate, IMerc; sensitiveness, ICon., Helon., 
 Thuya; sore, ICon., Helon., Lac c, Zinc; 
 stitches, Berb., Caust., ICon., IPhos.; stitches 
 beneath left, ICaust.; swollen, Calc, ICham., 
 ICon., IDulc, Helon., Thuya ; tumor, dirty or 
 bluish red spots (scirrhus mammas), ICarbo a.; 
 pain and sensitiveness in irritable tumor of 
 breast, extended down arm of affected side 
 and at times causes sympathetic enlargement 
 of a gland in axilla, 1 1 Phy t. 
 
 During menses, mental condition : agony 
 (ovarian tumor), IColoc; anxiety, Aeon., IBelL, 
 CoccuL, llgn., IKali c, IMerc, INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, ISiL, I IZinc; anxiety and restless- 
 ness, followed by faintness, ICalc; better, 
 IStann.; dejected, melancholy, I Amm. c, 
 lAur. met., ICaust,, llgn., IMur. ac, INatr. m., 
 IPetrol., IPuls., ISep., -ISiL; despondent, 
 weary of life, Berb., ISiL; distress ceases 
 as soon as flow begins, Stann.; disturbance, 
 Aeon. , IBelL, Cham. ,Coff., Ver. ;excitable,in dys- 
 menorrhcea, I IPuls.; great excitement, IMagn. 
 m.; fear, ICoff.; fear when alone, but dread 
 of strangers or company, Con.; headstrong, 
 even quarreling, ICham.; howling, ICoccul.; 
 in hypochondriasis, Curar.; irksomeness,Berb.; 
 irritable, Act. rac,IBry., Caust., ICham., IINux 
 v., ISul., Zing.; loquacity, IStram.; low-spir- 
 ited (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lac c; 
 melancholy, at puberty, I I Hell.; moaning, 
 ■Ars., ICoccul.; cannot bear music, INatr. c; 
 nervous, INatr. c; nervous, in dysmenorrhcea, 
 
 I I Puis.; nervous excitement, IMagn. m.; peev- 
 ish, Zinc; pimples which she fears will prove 
 to be little snakes and twine and twist round 
 one another, Lac c; sadness, with palpitation 
 and morning headache, INatr. m. ; screaming 
 (ovarian tumor), IColoc; starts at least noise, 
 Bor.; stupid (exophthalmus), ILyc v.; earnest 
 supplication, IStram.; trouble, dysmenorrhcea 
 
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 for five years, I Graph.; vacuity of ideas (ex- 
 ophthalmus), ILyc. vir.; weeping, Act. rac, 
 lArs., Cact., ICoccuL, ICoff., Con., Cycl, llgn., 
 Lye, IPetroL, Phos., Plat., IPuls., Sec, ISep., 
 ■Strain., Thuya, Ver., Zinc; weeping, in morn- 
 ing, ICalc; spasmodic weeping, Thuya ; vari- 
 able, Aeon.; excessive sense of wretchedness, 
 ITabac; worse, 1 1 Act. rac. J^g" 5 nervous. 
 
 During menses, motion : must keep perfectly 
 still, least movement increases flow, IFerr.; 
 cannot bear downward motion, IBor. 
 
 During menses, mouth: breath offensive, ICaulo., 
 I ICed., IMerc, ISep.; breath of a mercurial 
 odor, IMerc.; dry, I INux m.; gums bleeding, 
 ICed.; gums swollen, IXitr. ac; gums sickly 
 color, IMerc; gums throbbing, I ISep.; palate 
 burning as if sore and raw, INatr. s.; saliva- 
 tion, IMerc; saliva bloody, INatr. m.; pain- 
 ful little ulcer in back part on right side, in 
 angle of upper and lower jaw, troublesome 
 during mastication and otherwise, I IFluor.ac; 
 running of water, Agar., Nuxm.; running of 
 water at night, IPuls.; taste bad, IPuls.; taste 
 bitter, ICaulo., Chel., IPuls.; taste foul, IKali 
 c, Mosch., ISep.; taste flat, IKali c, Magn.c; 
 taste salty, Merc; taste sour, ICalc, Lye, Sul. 
 
 During menses, nausea : Amm. m., Ant.e,Arn., 
 Bell., Bor., Bry., ICalc, Canth., ICaps.,Carbo 
 v., ICaulo., Cham., Chel., Coccul., Con., ICup. 
 m., Gels., IGraph., IHyos., Ilpec, IKali c, 
 Lobel., Lye, Magn. c, Natr. c, Natr. m., Nux 
 v., IPhos*., IPuls., I ISep., Ver., IVib.; early 
 in day, menses appear, I I Ver.; after eating, 
 IKali c; in morning, chilliness and attacks of 
 faintness, INux v.; on sitting up in bed, IBry., 
 Coccul.; with weakness and trembling, 
 IGraph. 
 
 During menses, neck: itching, Magn. c; pain 
 in nape of, ICalc; tearing pain in nape, Magn. 
 c; throbbing in nape, Nitr. ac; tension in 
 nape, Berb. 
 
 During menses, nervous: lAcon., Apis, Ars., 
 Bell., Bor., Calc, ICham., Coccul., ICoff., 
 ICroe, Gels., IHyos., Ign., Ipec, Kali c, 
 Lil. tig., IMagn. m., Merc, Natr. c, INux v., 
 Phos., Plat., IPuls., Rhus, SenecioJSep., Sul., 
 Thuya ; extreme nervous erethism, IStram. 
 g£5^ mental condition. 
 
 During menses, neuralgia: IAmyl.,Gels.,Kalm., 
 Ver. , Xan. ; vehement tearing through whole 
 body, particularly left side, Berb. 
 Jg^*" pain (colic, dysmenorrhea). 
 
 During menses, night: orgasm of blood, with 
 restless sleep, ICalc; discharged no blood, 
 ICaust. 
 
 During menses, nose : bleeding, Amb., IBry., 
 Lach., INatr. s., ISul., Ver.; bleeding in young 
 girls, ISep.; cold, Ver.; coryza, I Amm. c, 
 IGraph., IKali c; coryza, at commencement, 
 IMagn. c 
 
 During menses, odor : rank, or strong, as of 
 semen, IStram. 
 
 During menses, ovaries : pain with appearance, 
 I Bell.; burning and cutting when urinating, 
 Natr. m.; cramping pains, ICoccuL; cutting, 
 ICoccul.; cutting, in left, IPhos.; cutting from 
 right to left, ILyc; dragging, tearing and sore- 
 ness of left, worse during, dragging through 
 to small of back (chronic ovaritis and leucor- 
 rhcea), 1 1 Plat.; drawing, Goss.; heat, Lace; 
 heaviness, Apis ; laborlike, pain in right, 
 ■Apis ; lancinating, IBor., Collin.; neuralgia, 
 
 Crotal.; pain undefined, I Apis, IBell., Collin., 
 Con., Gels., I Hod., IILach., Lil. tig., Sabad., 
 Thuya, Ustil.; pain, in inflammatory disease 
 of uterus, Hod.; pain in left, Arg. met., 
 ILach., Thuya, Ustil.; pain in left (epilepsy), 
 lAtrop. s.; pain in left, extending down inner 
 side of thigh, IPhos. ; pain in right, lApis, 
 Iod., ILyc, Sars.; sensitive to pressure, INux 
 m.; sensitiveness of left (epilepsy), lAtrop. s.; 
 sensitiveness of right, lApis, Hod. ; shooting 
 in right, IPod. ; stinging, lApis, Bor., Graph., 
 Goss.; stitches, Bor., Coloc, Graph., Ustil.; 
 swelling, Apis, IBell., Collin., Graph.; swollen, 
 Brom., INux in.; swollen, in left (epilepsy), 
 lAtrop. s. 
 During menses, pain (colic, dysmenorrhcea) : 
 lAbrot., IIAcon., 1 1 Act. rac, I Amm. e, lAn- 
 ac or., lAnt.t., lApis, lArs., lArs. met., Asar., 
 IIAurant., Aur. met, 1 1 Bell., IIBerb., IBor., 
 HBrom., ICact., ICalc, Calc. p., ICarbo v., 
 
 ■ ICaulo., ICaust., HCham., Chin, s., IChlor- 
 al., ICic, ICinch., ICoca, I ICoccuL, ICoff., 
 IIColoc, ICollin., UCon., ICroe, ICrotaL, 
 Cup. m., Curar., ICycL, IDiad., IDiose, 
 
 I IFerr., IFerr. mur., I IFerr. ph., IIGels., 
 IGoss., I IGraph., Ham., Helon., IHydras., 
 Hyos., Hyper., llgn., Inul.,Iod., Ipec, Kali 
 bi., IKali c, IKali iod., Kali n., IKalm., Kreo., 
 ILac e, ILach., ILaur., Led., ILil.tig., Lobel., 
 ILyc, Magn. e,Magn. m., IIMagn. p., Magn. 
 s., Mang., IMerc, IMerc. per., IIMillef., 
 
 I I Mitch, rep., Mosch., IMurex, Mur. ac, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., Natr. s., INiccoL, Nitr. ac, 
 INux m., INux v., I 101. jee, IPetroL, IPhos., 
 Phos. ac, Phyt., IPlat., Plumb., Pod., IIPuls., 
 
 ■ Rhus, ISabina, Sang., ISec, Senee, I ISep., 
 SiL.Spong., IStram., IISuL, Sul. ac, I ISyph., 
 IITarant., I I Thuya, IIUstiL, HVer., llVer. 
 v., Vespa, HVib., IXan., IZine ; agonizing, 
 driving patient almost distracted, I IXan.; 
 after anger, I ICham.; from back to front, 
 ICham.; better by having back pressed, 
 
 ■ Magn. m.; easiest position is on flat of back, 
 with limbs extended, pain worse walking, 
 better by warmth, I ISabina; in a barren 
 woman, MPhvt.; bearing down, lAct. rac, 
 I lAsaf., IIBelL, ICham., ICon., ICroe, IGels., 
 ILach., INatr. e, INitr. ac, I INux m., IPuls., 
 ■See, ISep., Thuya ; bearing down, with draw- 
 ing in legs, ICon.; at beginning, ICrotaL; bend- 
 ing double, I Act. rac, I Aeon., ICoff., IIColoc; 
 with difficult breathing, Merc. per. ; bruised 
 pain, Arg. nit., I Am., IBry., ICarbo v., Coff., 
 Con., Mere, INux v., Phos., Phos. ac, Rhus, 
 Sep., Sul.; bruised, in loins, belly and thighs, 
 Bov.; burning, lArs., Canth., Carbo v., Caust., 
 Nux v., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sul.; with violent 
 orgasm and heat of chest, Merc, per.; with 
 shooting in left chest, or sharp pains about 
 heart, ICon.; with chilliness, IKali e, IVer. ; 
 gooseflesh all over, with heat in head, Kali 
 iod.; chorea, IPuls.; near climacteric period, 
 I IPsor.; caused by a cold, or check of sweat, 
 1 101. caje.; takes cold easily, IDule; with cold- 
 ness, I IVer.; congestive, I Apis, IHydras., IVer. 
 v.; congestive, with ovarian irritation, lUstil.; 
 pelvic and portal congestion, I ICollin.; with 
 constipation, INatr. s.; contractive, llgn.; 
 contractive, on every motion and breath, 
 ICoccuL; with convulsions (salt sitz bath), 
 INatr. m.; hysteric convulsions, Caulo. ; sever- 
 est at greatest flow, causing convulsive move- 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 merits, I ITarant. ; convulsions commence in 
 stomach, Diad.; crampy, Brom., ICinnab., 
 ICoccul., ICoff., IColoc, ICup. m., IGels., 
 Ilgn., IILach., INatr. m., IVib.; cramp, at 
 beginning, ICalc; cramp, must bend double, 
 sometimes worse after eating or drinking, 
 IColoc. ; cramps to chest, causing nausea and 
 vomiting, BCup. m. ; cramps, deep, instead of 
 flow, Coccul.; cramp through hip joints 
 and pelvis, Form.; cramps in legs, IGels.; 
 cramp, as if abdomen would burst, INitr. ac; 
 crampy pressure, better by pressure and re- 
 cumbent position, Hgn.; cutting, Apis, IBell., 
 iCalc.,Canth.,Carbov.,Caust., ICoccul. ,Coloc, 
 Ferr.,Kalic, Merc.,Natr. c, Rhus, ISec.,1 ISe- 
 necio, Sep., Sil. ; cutting, on appearance, 
 ICaust.; cutting, from back to uterus, Helon.; 
 cutting obliging her to bend double (ovarian 
 tumor), IColoc; cutting in bowels, limbs 
 clammy, then profuse leucorrhcea, ILil. tig.; 
 cutting, menses too early, 101. an.; cutting, 
 from epigastrium into hypogastriiim, sides 
 of abdomen and back, lArs.; cutting, on 
 every motion and breath, ICoccul.; cut- 
 ting, from uterus to sacrum, Calc. p.; with 
 dark, stringy blood, ICroc; comes on day be- 
 fore (gastric ulcer), lArg. nit.; first day, 
 IILach.; on first day and day previous, 
 ILach.; in delicate chlorotic women, IHe- 
 lon.; in delicate women of lax fibre, IHelon.; 
 generally an hour and a half after dinner or 
 supper, MPhyt. ; with abundant discharge, 
 IlXan.; discharge profuse, I lErig.; discharge 
 scanty, I Hod., ISep.; discharge scanty, with 
 epilepsy, IGlon.; discharge scanty, with pain 
 in small of back, ISul.; discharge scanty, 
 slimy blood, I Apis ; better after discharge of 
 large clot, I IVib.; with diuresis, Ascl. s.; 
 drawing, Mosch., ISul.; drawing, in sides, at 
 commencement, IMagn. c; during or preced- 
 ing flow, IMagn. p. ; with eruption and perios- 
 titis, probably syphilitic, I Kali bi. ; from ex- 
 citement, I ICalc; eyes congested with photo- 
 phobia, IlXan.; face flushed and feverish, 
 IlXan.; face deep red, Aeon., IBell., IFerr., 
 IGels., Natr. c; near famishing, Merc per.; 
 approach of menses fills her with great fear, 
 1 1 Plumb.; in feeble, torpid subjects, with ten- 
 dency to congestion of lungs, liver or head, 
 HSang.; flow ceases during attack, ICycl.; 
 flow being normal, ICaulo.; flows only one 
 hour every day, on stopping, violent pain in 
 left ovary, alternates with gagging and vomit- 
 urition, ILach.; in women of full habit, IBell.; 
 in irregularly menstruating young girls, 1 1 Mil- 
 lef.; grinding, Polyg.; griping, Bor.; griping, 
 with pressure in abdomen and groins, I Kali 
 c. ; congestion to head, IBell, IBry., IGels., 
 IGlon., INux v., Sul. ; with headache, Merc, 
 per.; with sick headache, IGels., Illpec, 
 IPuls., ISang.; with aching or sharp pains 
 about heart, Con.; with heat, IMerc per.; 
 with hemorrhoids, diarrhoea and loss of appe- 
 tite, ICollin.; horrible, causing loud crying 
 and weeping, ! ICact.j better from hot fomen- 
 tations, I IGlon.; lasting one hour, time reg- 
 ular, Euph.; hysterical. IGels.; inflammatory, 
 IHam.; in inguinal region, IlXan.; inguinal 
 region, cutting, MSenecio; drawing up of 
 knees, with bearing down, laborlike pains, 
 with pressing of feet against support, as in 
 labor, Med.; laborlike, I Act. rac, Agar., 
 
 lAlet., I lAsaf., IBell., ICalc, ICham., ICon., 
 Cycl., ICalc. p., IGels., IGraph., Ilgn., 
 ILach., INatr. c, INitr. ac, IPuls., USabina, 
 ISec, ISep., ISul.; draws legs close together, 
 head bent forward, I ITarant.; with heaviness 
 of limbs, Merc per.; to hips, IGels.; down 
 thighs, lAct. rac, Arn.,Berb., IKalic, Lil. 
 tig., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Thuya, TJstil. ; in region 
 of liver, I IPhos. ac; in lower abdomen and 
 down thighs, ICrotal.; with obstinate megrim, 
 IGraph.; membranous, IBry., ICalc, I ICham., 
 Collin., I IGuaiac, IKali bi., ILac c, I IVer. v., 
 IVib.; membranous, with dysuria, Canth.; 
 membranous, in rheumatic women, IRhus; 
 in menorrhagia, Cann. i.; in chronic metritis, 
 ILach.; with metrorrhagia, IIErig.; begins in 
 morning, ISars.; irritation of nervous system, 
 Ilgn.; neuralgic, IGels., IHam., Kalm., Sang., 
 IVer., I IVib.; neuralgic, runs along course of 
 genito-crural nerves, IlXan.; obstructive, 
 cramping, bearing down, I IRhus; from ova- 
 rian irritation, IHam.; with ovarian neural- 
 gia, I Apis ; with irritable ovaries, IVib.; be- 
 ginning in left ovary, IILach.; at outset, 
 IINux m.; pains running up, IILach.; in 
 pelvis and loins, Agnus ; as if pelvis were 
 pressed together, Caust.; pinching, Bor., 
 
 I Plat.; in plethoric women, IVer. v.; women 
 of strong, plethoric constitutions, IPetrosel. ; 
 from obstructions in portal system, Ammo- 
 niac; in every position, Bar. c; pressing in 
 abdomen and small of back, downward, like 
 a stone, I IPuls.; pressing downward (j^^ 
 bearing down); like something pressing on a 
 sore place, this continues first part of period, 
 and sometimes returns, IMurex; pressure 
 downward, with drawing in legs, ICon.; 
 pressure, tension, tearing into pelvis and to 
 knees, better from wamth of bed, I INux v.; 
 with prolapsus, I Alum., IVer.; with prolap- 
 sus, in evening, Collin.; from puberty, 
 
 I I Phyt.; from puberty, cramps, vomiting, even 
 convulsions attending first appearance, light- 
 colored at onset, become dark and clotted, 
 I IPuls.; dull, sickish, in pubic region, with 
 bearing down (metrorrhagia), I ISep.; w r flh 
 acute pulmonary catarrh, I IPuls.; pulsation 
 violent, rapid, felt throughout body except in 
 head, I ISabina ; pulse accelerated, Ferr. ph.; 
 with restlessness, tossing in every direction, 
 I IPuls.; in retroversion, ILil. tig.; rheumatic, 
 ■Act. rac, Bry., ICaulo., IGels., IRhod., 
 IRhus; in right side, Cochl.; running down, 
 JEsc. h., Con., Ipec, Lach., Nux v., Ustil.; 
 running up, Lach., Lye, Phos., Sep.; pains 
 from sacrum to pubes, USabina; sad and 
 peevish, Cycl.; with scanty menses, INatr. s.; 
 sickening pain, Hyper.; the smaller the dis- 
 charge the greater the pain, ILach.; in women 
 of spare habit, and of a delicate, nervous tem- 
 perament, IlXan. ; spasmodic, I IBell., I ICau- 
 lo., IGels., I I Plumb., I IVib.; spasmodic, in ab- 
 domen and loins, worse by motion, cold and 
 contact, I Coccul.; spasmodic, pressing, IMagn. 
 c; with faintness at stomach, IGels. ; preceded 
 by troublesome strangury, IVer. v. ; stinging, 
 from epigastrium to hypogastrium, sides of ab- 
 domen and back, lArs.; stitches in lower ab- 
 domen, worse when sitting, IINux m. ; stitches 
 in side, IKreo.; anxious, sweat breaking out 
 from time to time, IMerc. per.; with cold sweat, 
 lArs., I IPhos., ISec, HVer.; tearing, ICaust,, 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 ICinnab., IlLach., ISec; throbbing, instead 
 of flow, IGlon.; throws herself upon ground, 
 iCoff.; with trembling, Merc, per.; unremit- 
 ting, for several hours, ll'aulo. ; in upper ab- 
 domen, on every motion, when stooping, and 
 even while sitting, as if inner parts were suf- 
 fering from sharp pressure of a stone, ICoc- 
 cul.; with urinary symptoms, ISenecio ; with 
 urging to urinate, disappearing with onset of 
 flow, worse cold milk, IKaliiod.; with vertigo, 
 IGels.; with vomiting, IGels. ; better in warm 
 weather, when outdoors, worse during cold, 
 I ITarant.; better by external warmth, iArs., 
 INux m.; with great weakness, IVer. ; after 
 getting wet during menses, I I Zinc; of eight- 
 een years' standing, I ! Lach. 
 
 During menses, palpitation: Agar.. Bufo., 
 ICact., ICroc, llgn., INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 IPhos., ISil., ISul., ITabac, Thuya ; in ciliary 
 neuralgia, ICrotal. jg^ heart." 
 
 During menses, perineum : soreness, Sep.; sore- 
 ness between thighs near pudenda, I Graph. 
 
 During menses, pulse: frequent, ICroc; less 
 frequent, Ars. m.; small, ICroc, ISec. 
 
 During menses, rectum: contraction, ICoc- 
 cul.; sensation of constriction, Cact.; cramps, 
 Caulo.; discharge bloody, lAmm. c, IIAmm. 
 m., Graph., Ham., Lach.,Lyss. ; discharge of 
 mucus or blood, IlLach.; dragging down 
 (prolapsus), lAloe ; prolapsus, Aur. met., 
 Elaps, Pod.; stitches, into anus and vulva, 
 .IArs.; throbbing, I Lach.; uneasiness, urging to 
 stool, INux v. 
 
 During menses, restlessness : lAcon., Apis, 
 IArs.,Bell., ICham., Coccul.,ICofT.,Croc, Gels., 
 Hyos., Ign., Ipec,IKali c,INux v., Phos.,Plat., 
 Puis., lEhus, Sec,ISep.,IStram. nervous,Sul., 
 Thuya, IVib.; at night, IRhus, Uran. n. 
 
 During menses, secretions : increase of tears; 
 saliva, bile and urine, IPhyt. 
 
 During menses, sensitive : to external impres- 
 sions, Lye, Phos., Plat. ; to nervous impres- 
 sions, INux v. 
 
 During menses, sexual excitement : increased, 
 Agar., Bell., Bufo., ICanth., Cinch., Cina, 
 Coff., Dulc, IHyos., Kali br., Lach., Mosch., 
 Nux v., IPlat., IIPuls., Sul. ac, IVer.; in as- 
 thenopia, I I Sep.; nymphomania, IHyos., Kali 
 br., IVer. 
 
 During menses, sleep: dreamful, IKali c, 
 Magn. c.j INatr. m.; drowsiness, IKali c, 
 I INux m., IPhos., Uran. n.; drowsiness dur- 
 ing day, ISul.; drowsy, hysterical women, 
 INux m. ; does not refresh, hysterical women, 
 INux m.; wakefulness, Aram, c, Ign., Magn. 
 m., Natr. m., Senecio ; wakefulness at begin- 
 ning of, Agar.; yawning, ICarbo a. 
 
 During menses, skin: itching, IKali c; symp- 
 toms worse, Cham. 
 
 During menses, spleen: pain, Pallad.; great 
 pain, worse walking, even talking or cough- 
 ing, lApis ; stitches, Bufo. 
 
 During menses, stiffness : all over, Calc p. 
 
 During menses, stomach : burning, IArs., Cup., 
 Phos.; cardialgia, IlLach., IPuls. ; cardialgia, 
 at every menstrual effort, ILach.; distension, 
 Calc, Coccul., Cub., Lye, Thuya; sensation of 
 emptiness, llgn., ISep.; eructations, sweet, 
 I INatr. in.; gastralgia, Diosc, IGraph.; gastric 
 troubles, ICop.; retching, Thuya ; painful 
 sensation of commotion, upward and down- 
 ward, hither and thither, ICroc; pressing, 
 
 ICaust., ISul. , Thuya ; pressing, with running 
 of water from mouth, INux m. ; sharp parox- 
 ysmal pains, return on last day, making her 
 bend forward and press on painful part to get 
 relief, IColoc; waterbrash at night, IPuls. 
 
 During menses, stool : constant desire for (pa- 
 renchymatous metritis), I I Lac c; hard, 
 1 1 Apis; ineffectual straining, ICalc, IPuls. 
 
 During menses, sweat: ICaust.; cold, ICoff., 
 ISec; menorrhagia, ICoccus ; midnight, Bor.; 
 profuse, IGraph., IHyos.; profuse, covered 
 body during suffering (climaxis), I IMurex. 
 
 During menses, taste : j^g^ mouth. 
 
 During menses, teeth: chattering from cold, 
 Inul.; on edge, IMerc; grinding, at end, 
 Ver. j^ggT 5 toothache. 
 
 During menses, thirst: IBelL, ICed., Ver.; in 
 afternoon, IZinc 
 
 During menses, throat: sore, Cub., IMagn. c, 
 ISul.; painful deglutition, ICalc; sore, begin 
 and end with, IILac c 
 uring menses, 1 
 during, INatr. c 
 
 During menses,thyroid gland: tumor more swol- 
 len and painful at each return (goitre), Hod. 
 
 During menses, toothache : Agar., lAmm. c, 
 IArs., Bar. c, ICalc, ICham., IHyos., IKali 
 c, IlLach., INitr. ac, IPuls., I ISep., ISil., 
 UStaph.; worse at beginning, INatr. m.; be- 
 ginning and at end, IPuls.; worse in propor- 
 tion to diminution of flow, IlLach.; drawing 
 from teeth into cheek, which becomes swol- 
 len,! ISep.; drawing, better eating, worse warm 
 fluids, Aram, c; in hysterical women, INux 
 m. ; every night, ICed.; worse warm fluids, 
 Aram. c. jggiF teeth. 
 
 During menses, tongue : difficult speech, ICed.; 
 dry, ICed. ; felt paralyzed, ICed.; painful 
 pricking, ICed.; red, with dark spots, IMerc 
 
 During menses, trembling : Cina, Graph., 
 Hyos., Natr. m., INitr. ac, Plat., IStram. 
 
 During menses, twitching : Calc s. 
 
 During menses, ulcers: aggravation, Cham., 
 IGraph., Phos., IPuls.; bleeding, HPhos. 
 
 During menses, urination: enuresis, IHyos.; 
 every hour, profuse, pale, watery, clear urine, 
 I IVib.; ischuria worse (prolapsus uteri), 
 I Aur. met.; painful, when menses come urging 
 disappears, IKali iod. 
 
 During menses, urine : albuminous, Helon.; 
 corroding, Alum., Apis ; offensive, INitr. ac, 
 Sep.; profuse, ICham., IHyos., IPhos. ac, Vib., 
 
 During menses, uterus : erosion or ulceration 
 of cervix, IPhyt.; constrictive spasm, IBelL, 
 ICact., IStaph.; displacement, Act. rac,Caulo., 
 Lil.tig.; displacement causes dysmenorrhcea, 
 ILil. tig.; heat in region of, Lac c; feels as if 
 os were open, IlLach.; pain (parenchyma- 
 tous metritis), 1 1 Lac c; prolapsus uteri worse, 
 ICalc p. ; spasm, ICon., llgn.; stinging in 
 cervix, Con.; swollen, INux m. 
 gij^ pain (dysmenorrhcea). 
 
 During menses, vagina : burning,Berb., IGraph., 
 Nux v., Sul.; dryness, IGraph.; pain, IArs. m.; 
 prolapsus, IMerc: rasping, Berb. ; stitches, 
 Bell., Berb., ICon., IGraph., Kreo., Rhus, 
 Sabina, Sul. ac. J^HT Menses, acrid. 
 
 During menses, vertigo: lAcon., ICalc, Calc 
 p., ICaulo., ICaust, ICon., ICroc., Cyc.L, 
 ISul., Uran. n.; dread of downward motion, 
 IBor., Ferr., IStann.; with flushes of heat and 
 sweat, IPhos. ac ; worse during, All. sat. 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 During menses, vomiting : Amm. c, lAmm. 
 m., Ant. c, Carbo v., Cham., Coccul., Coff., 
 Con., ICup. m., Gels., Graph., Ign., BKali c, 
 IKali bi., Lye, Nux v., Phos., IPuls., I I Sep., 
 Ver.; of nervous women, Coccul.; which had 
 ceased for thirty hours, uninterrupted, of scent- 
 less white gelatinous fluid (cholera morbus), 
 Uatroph.; yellow, bitter matter, ICaulo. 
 
 During menses, weakness (debility, exhaustion, 
 prostration): I I Agar., I I Aloe, lArs., Berb., 
 ICarbo a., ICinnab., BHelon., Hod., ILach., 
 ILil. tig., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., BMurex,INic- 
 col., BNux v., IPhos., BSabina, ISec, AVer.; 
 especially in extremities, BIgn.; unable to open 
 eyelids, lAct. rac; faint spells, ISul.; overfa- 
 tigued, Calc. p.; fatigue, especially of thighs, 
 BAmm. c; languor, BCalc. p.; physical lan- 
 guor and mental depression unfitting her for 
 work, could overcome them by forced ex- 
 ertion, Ferr.; lassitude, BGraph., BHelon.,Iod., 
 BKali c, BNux m., BPetrol.; lassitude, ap- 
 proaching faintness, BIgn.; great lassitude at 
 commencement, BMagn. c; must lie down, 
 I I Sep.; in morning, BBSep.; muscular relaxa- 
 tion, BTabac; in ovarian tumor, BApis ; pros- 
 tration, Uran. n.; can hardly speak, BBCarbo 
 a.; can scarcely speak, stand or talk, BCoccuL; 
 with stretching, ICarbo v.; tired, Bor.,ICaust., 
 ■Graph., INitr. ac, Thuya ; walking difficult, 
 often impossible (uterine disease), IMurex. 
 
 AFTER MENSES, abdomen: colic, BNatr. 
 m.; spasmodic colic, ICarbo v.; distended and 
 sore, Lil. tig.; laborlike cramps, Kreo.; lame 
 feeling in bowels, ICinch.; sensation as if 
 menses would reappear, I Kreo., ILyc, IPlat., 
 ■ Puis.; pain undefined, Cham., Iod., Magn. c, 
 INitr. ac; pain below navel, as if intestines 
 were torn, Graph.; pain (metritis), 1 1 Lac c; 
 soreness, BCycl.; soreness, with fear and ap- 
 prehension that something horrible will hap- 
 pen, BPallad. 
 
 After menses, aggravation : of old symptoms 
 and appearance of new, BNux v.; of all uter- 
 ine pains and complaints, BKreo., Nux v. 
 
 After menses, anaemic: Ant. c, BCalc, BCinch., 
 BFerr., BNatr. m. 
 
 After menses, appetite : want of, Calc p.; rav- 
 enous, Ustil. 
 
 After menses, arms : jerking, Graph. 
 
 After menses, back: aching, Calc. p., BKali c, 
 Magn. c, BVer.; aching, heavy dragging, on 
 exertion pain shoots up back from hip to 
 shoulder, I I Ustil.; cramp, Bor.; pain in loins, 
 Berb.; pain in small of (metrorrhagia), 
 BBSep. 
 
 After menses, better; all symptoms (exoph- 
 thalmus), BLyc vir. 
 
 After menses, breathing: asthma, BBSpong.; 
 difficult, BNatr. m., BPuls. 
 
 After menses, chest : congestion, Thuya ; pain, 
 Cinch., Magn. c, Sep.; constant suffering un- 
 der left breast, at margin of ribs, Ustil.; rales 
 (phthisis), BArs. i. 
 
 After menses, chilliness: 1 1 Chin, s., Graph., 
 Kali c 
 
 After menses, coition : aversion to, Berb., 
 BCaust., Kali c, BNatr. m., BPhos., Sep., Sul. 
 ac. 
 
 After menses, constipation : Graph. 
 
 After menses, convulsions : epileptic, Syph. 
 
 After menses, diarrhoea : Ars., Graph., BLach., 
 BNatr. m.; with colic, B BLach. 
 
 After menses, discharge : Ji@r leucorrhcea. 
 
 After menses, ears : singing or ringing, BCinch.,. 
 BFerr. 
 
 After menses, emaciation : BPhos. 
 
 After menses, eruption: erythematous, ap- 
 peared oyer stomach, itched intensely for 
 thirty minutes, and then suddenly disap- 
 peared, BColoc 
 
 After menses, eyes: ulcers on cornea, BCalc; 
 inflamed, BCalc; surrounded by a livid cir- 
 cle, Phos. 
 
 After menses, face : erysipelas of left cheek, 
 BStram.; tearing lightning-like stitches in up- 
 per and lower jaws, with palpitation and 
 fluttering of heart, 1 1 Spig.; paleness, BNatr. 
 m., Puis.; blue rings around eyes, BPhos.; 
 swelling of face and lower limbs, with almost 
 complete apnoea, least motion threatening 
 suffocation, BDig. 
 
 After menses, fainting : BCinch. 
 
 After menses, feet: cold, 1 1 Chin. s. 
 
 After menses, genitals: dryness, BNatr. m.; 
 heat, Kali br.; itching, Con., BNatr. m.; itch- 
 ing, with acrid smelling, bloody ichor, after 
 menses, BKreo., Tarant.; pruritus vaginae 
 (prosopalgia), BMez.; soreness, BKali c 
 
 After menses, head : buzzing, BKreo.; conges- 
 tion, BNatr. m., Thuya; dulness, BNatr. m. 
 
 After menses, headache : Agar., BAsar., I ICar- 
 bol. ac, 1 1 Chin, s., BFerr., Kali bi., Lach., Lye,, 
 ■Natr. m., Puis.; dull, BCinch.; in dysmenor- 
 rhea, I I Ver. v.; over eyes worse, I INatr. ph.; 
 with red face, nausea and vomiting, BNatr. 
 m.; megrim, BCalc; neuralgia in paroxysms,, 
 with twitching and drawing in limbs and cords 
 of neck, which were like wire, I I Med.; shoot- 
 ing, Berb.; stinging, Berb., BLyc, BNatr. m.; 
 stitching, Berb.; tearing, Berb.; throbbing, 
 Calc. p., BGlon.; throbbing, worse in open air,, 
 B Carbo a. 
 
 After menses, hysterical symptoms : Elaps,, 
 Ferr. 
 
 After menses, legs : aching in, Calc. p. 
 
 After menses, leucorrhcea : BAlum., BBor.,BBov., 
 BCalc, Calc p., BCarbo v., BCham., BCinnam., 
 Cinch., Cubeb., B BGraph., BHydras., Iod., Kali 
 c, BKreo., BLyc, Lil. tig., BMagn. c, Merc, 
 BNatr. m., BNiccol., BNitr. ac, BPhos., Phos. 
 ac, IPlat., IPuls., IRuta, llSep., ISil., 
 ■Sul., I IThlaspi ; acrid, BLach., BNitr. ac; acrid 
 smelling, bloody ichor, with itching and biting 
 in parts, Kreo.; bland yellow leucorrhcea (dys- 
 menorrhcea), I IPuls.; bloody, BCinch.; bloody, 
 mucous, Ars.; bloody mucus causes itching, 
 BZinc; brown, BNitr. ac; burning, BPhos.; 
 with clots, BCinch.; constant and profuse (hy- 
 drops ovarii) : • Ferr. iod.; copious (amenor- 
 rhea), I I Nux v.; copious muco-purulent mat- 
 ter, worse, ulcerated cervix), BMerc; corrosive, 
 Ruta ; corrosive, for ten days (general break- 
 down after repeated attacks of pneumonia), 
 BLach.; creamy, Trill.; usually in daytime, 
 I IKali f.; fetid, BNitr. ac; fetid, bloody, 1 1 Ta- 
 rant.; fetid, watery, Ars.; flesh-colored, 
 BNitr. ac; greenish, BNitr. ac; sudden gush 
 of muddy waters, BNitr. ac; with hemi- 
 crania, (Sep.; irritating (prosopalgia), BMez.; 
 inflamed swelling of labia, BBBor.; long- 
 continued, I ISabina; mucous, BNitr. ac; 
 serous fluid, Tabac; stopping suddenly and 
 soon flowing again, lasting several days, 
 with pain in bowels, before discharge, BCon.; 
 
23. FExMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 thick, INitr. ac, Trill.; thick, mucous, three 
 days after, IZinc.; thick, yellow, offensive 
 (ovarian tumor), IColoc.; thin, Nitr. ac; thin, 
 yellowish white for two days, transparent, 
 jellylike, worse, IPallad.; watery, IMagn, c, 
 INitr. ac; one week, IKalm.; two weeks after, 
 lasting three or four days,IMagn.m.; white,mu- 
 cous, menses smelling like valerian and having 
 white sediment, I IMurex ; yellow, Trill.; yel- 
 low, with itching, IPhos. ac; yellow and thick 
 (metrorrhagia), I I Sep.; yellowish (dysmenor- 
 rhea), I ITarant. 
 
 After menses, limbs : aching, Calc p.; lassi- 
 tude, Kreo.; right wrist and left ankle weak, 
 ache as if paralyzed, Natr. ph. 
 
 After menses, liver : pain in region of, to right 
 shoulderblade, Bor. 
 
 After menses, lying : on right side, pain in left, 
 and vice versa, Graph. 
 
 After menses, mammae : pressure, especially at 
 nipple, Berb.; stitches in left, Berb.; swelling, 
 with secretion like milk, Cycl.; sensation as if 
 one was swollen, Berb. 
 
 After menses, mental condition : depression, 
 Alum., ICinch., Ustil.; fearfulness, IPhos.; ill- 
 humored, Bufo.; symptoms of insanity, Hgn.; 
 moaning, IStram.; sobbing (nymphomania), 
 IStram.; whining (nymphomania), IStram. 
 
 After menses, mouth : ptyalism, ICed. 
 
 After menses, nausea: Canth., 1 1 Chin. s.,Puls., 
 Yib. 
 
 After menses, nervous debility : I ICarbol. ac; 
 nervous troubles, Nux v. U^° Hysteria. 
 
 After menses, ovaries: inflamed, Canth.; hard, 
 IGraph.; painful, IBor., IPlat. , Thuya, Zinc; 
 sensitiveness of right region, Hod.; swelling 
 and hardness, IGraph. 
 
 After menses, palpitation : Agar., Hod., INatr. 
 m., Plat.; with pain, as if heart were hanging 
 by a thread, and every beat would tear it off, 
 ILach. 
 
 After menses, pulse : accelerated, INatr. m.; 
 low, quick, intermittent, IGels. 
 
 After menses, reappearance of menses : IKreo., 
 ILach., IILyc, INux v., Trill., ITJstil. 
 
 After menses, sexual excitement: increased, 
 IPlat., ISul. ac; insatiable desire, Calc p.; in 
 a single woman, 1 1 Med. ; erotomania, IKali 
 br. ftH^* coition. 
 
 After menses, sleep : interrupted, with anxiety, 
 Agar.; insomnia, Kalibr., Thuya ; nightmare, 
 Thuya ; tw T itching, before falling asleep, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 After menses, stomach: cramps, IBelL, Bor., 
 Kali c, Lach., Sul. 
 
 After menses, sweat: hysterical, ISep.; pun- 
 gent, offensive, in axilla and soles, ISep. 
 
 After menses, toothache : Bry., ICalc, Cham., 
 Phos., Pvhod., Sabina, Thuya. 
 
 After menses, trembling : ICinch. 
 
 After menses, unconsciousness ; one or two 
 days after, during night (epilepsy, after falling 
 on'head),ICup. m. 
 
 After menses, urine: bloody mucus, Canth.; 
 milky INatr. m. 
 
 After menses, uterus: congestion, IPlat., Sul.; 
 cramps, I Coccus, Iod., Plat. , Puis.; induration, 
 Hod., Kreo. ; pain in region of, reaching high 
 with arms, Graph. ; pressing down, Con.; pres- 
 sive pain, I ITarant.; severe pain in region of, 
 w r ith profuse yellow, brown, bloody leucor- 
 rhcea, two days after, 1 1 Lac c; prolapsus, 
 
 ■Agar., Brom., Kreo., ILyss.; shooting, I ITa- 
 rant.; tender, Kreo.; weakness and dragging, as 
 if uterus fell from right to left (chronic me- 
 tritis), IL.il. tig. 
 
 After menses, vagina: burning, Berb., Graph., 
 Kreo., Lye, Sul.; dryness, Berb., I Lye, Natr. 
 m., ISep.; constricting pain, followed by fluor 
 albus, Kreo.; itching, Con. tg^ leucorrhoea. 
 
 After menses, vertigo: Agar., Ant. t., Con., 
 Puis., Ustil. 
 
 After menses, vomiting: Bor., Canth., Gels., 
 Nux v., Puis.; bilious (hepatic disorder), ICro- 
 tal. 
 
 After menses, weakness: lAct. rac, lAlum., 
 Benz. ac, I I Chin, s., I ICinch., Illpec, IPhos.; 
 exhausted, body and mind (leucorrhoea), 
 lAlum.; from loss of blood, IHelon. ; lassi- 
 tude, Berb.; pain, as from exhaustion, Agar.; 
 does not recover before next period, I IThlaspi; 
 tiredness, Alum., Bell., Carbo a., Cub., Natr. 
 m., Plat., Thuva. 
 
 OVARIES, abscesses: Bell., Crotal., IHep., 
 I ILach., IMerc, Plat. Psor., ISil.; disorgani- 
 zation, IIArs.; after pus has been discharged 
 under influence of Lachesis, I IPlat. 
 
 Ovaries, aching: dull, I ISul.; in right, worse 
 by rapid walking or exercise, ILact. ac; numb, 
 in left, third month of pregnancy, IPod. 
 ftf-^* neuralgia, pain, soreness" 
 
 Ovaries, affections (undefined) : I Arm, IKreo., 
 IILyc, Pallad., I IPlat.; of left, lAlum., lArg. 
 met., IILach., Lil., Lye, Pod.; with pro- 
 nounced nervous disorders, especially in mar- 
 ried women, ISyph.; of right, I Apis, Ars., 
 IBelL, Bry., Ferr., Glon., Lach., IILyc, I IPal- 
 lad., Pod.; with swelling and tenesmus, worse 
 during menses, Ham.; with syphilis, lAur. 
 met. 
 
 Ovaries, atrophy: IBar. m.. Hod. 
 
 Ovaries, bearing down feeling: I Apis, ICanth., 
 I Ferr. iod., I Ham., I Lac def., IMagn. m., 
 I IPlat.; dragging pain to thigh from right 
 (affection of liver), IMagn. m. ; laborlike pains 
 in left, before menses, ILach.; in prolapsus 
 uteri, I Apis ; as if something were pulling left 
 dowm, causing it to be sore, pain when walk- 
 ing, to left groin, as if leg pushed something, 
 with burning heat, Med.; right side, in even- 
 ing, Apis ; in right, in ovaritis, I A pis ; when 
 standing, IILil. tig. f^~ pressing. 
 
 Ovaries, beating : ggjg" 3 throbbing. 
 
 Ovaries, boring pain: causing hertodrawup 
 double, w T ith restlessness, IColoc; in dropsy, 
 Brom.; in left (hysteralgia), IZinc; in left, 
 better by pressure, entirely relieved during 
 menstrual flow, I IZinc 
 
 Ovaries, bruised pain : lArn. ; in left, lArg. 
 met.; worse from motion and pressure (hys- 
 teria), I ITherid. B®^ aching, soreness, 
 sprained pain. 
 
 Ovaries, burning: Ananth., IIApis, IIArs., 
 IBelL, I I Bufo., ICanth.;- distress, Ustil.; 
 in dropsy, I Ars.; in dropsy, w T ith tumor, 
 IIApis ; constant, in left, extending from left 
 leg even to foot (ovaralgia), I I Lac c; in region 
 of left, after several premature labors, I I Thu- 
 ya ; in region of left, general breakdown, 
 after repeated attacks of pneumonia, ILach. ; 
 in neuralgia, ISep.; in one or the other more 
 and more frequently, until labor (abortion), 
 lApis ; paroxysmal, with stitches in forehead, 
 and excessive sexual excitement, I IPlat.; espe- 
 
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 cially right, IKali iod.; in right (ovaritis), 
 I Apis ; in right (ovaritis caused by a kick), 
 lArs.; in right, from near hip bone down to 
 os pubis (swelling of right ovary), ILach. 
 Jgig^ inflammation. 
 
 Ovaries, cancer: Ars., ICon., Graph., Kreo., 
 ILach., Psor. 
 
 Ovaries,, congestion : Apis, IBelL, Ham, Po- 
 lyg., ISep., ISyph., Ustil.; acute, causes men- 
 orrhagia (prolapsus uteri), lApis ; especially 
 right, before menses, with soreness and sensi- 
 tiveness, making every motion,even breathing, 
 painful, Lac. c; in suppressed menses, lApis ; 
 after abuse of mercury, IHep.; of right, Sec. ; 
 sensation as of, with pain as from a corrosive 
 tumor, IKali iod. fl^* enlarged, heaviness, 
 inflammation, swelling. 
 
 Ovaries, constrictive pains: in right, I I Puis. 
 
 Ovaries, cramping pain: into groins, IBufo.; 
 in left, with severe palpitation, INaja ; in 
 left, as though squeezed in a vise, IColoc; 
 particularly during menses, ICoccul. 
 
 ■Ovaries, cutting : Arum t.; in dropsy, I Apis ; 
 like a knife in left, I I Ustil.; as from knives 
 (ovaritis), ISabad.; in left, I Thuya ; in left, 
 fine, when stretching in bed, goes across to 
 right, Apis ; two inches above left, Eup. pur.; 
 in dysmenorrhcea, 1 1 Puis. ; in left, worse at 
 intervals, extending down thigh, Apis ; in 
 left, then right, I I Apis ; particularly during 
 menses (dysmenorrhcea), ICoccul.; in left, 
 during menses, IPhos.; in right, lArg. nit.; 
 w r orse standing, walking, palpitation (ovarian 
 tumor), lApis ; tearing pain, Ham.; down 
 thigh, worse on right side (ovaritis, ovarian 
 tumor), lApis. $i^ darting, lancinating, 
 shooting, stitches. 
 
 Ovaries, cysts : jg^ 33 tumors. 
 
 Ovaries, darting: Abrot., Absinth.; in right, 
 extend to knee, with sore, painful breasts 
 
 • (after miscarriage at sixth month), ILac c; 
 from centre of right to lower edge of liver, 
 Med. fflgg" cutting, lancinating, shooting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Ovaries, distress : in left, with scanty menses, 
 ■Thuya. 
 
 Ovaries, dragging: in left, to small of back, 
 worse during menses (chronic ovaritis and 
 leucorrhcea), 1 1 Plat. ; in left, ILac def.; in 
 right, caused by pain, IBry. 
 
 Ovaries, drawing: I I Apis,* ICinch.; aching, 
 burning, sometimes agonizing, in left, with 
 severe cutting, drawing in left loin (ascites),' 
 I I Rheum ; in right, from near hip bone to os 
 pubis (swelling of right ovary), ILach; in left, 
 screams, has to bend (epilepsy), third month 
 of pregnancy, lAtrop. s.; in left, extending 
 towards stomach, before menses, IColoc; 
 painful in right, downward and forward, bet- 
 ter by rubbing, IPallad.; tensive pains after 
 coition, lasting several hours (uterine affec- 
 tion), IPlat.; into thigh, worse from motion, 
 bending or sitting bent, IIArs.; into thigh, 
 worse from motion (ovaritis), I Ars. 
 g^- dragging. 
 
 Ovaries, dropsy: 1 1 Apis, Arm, IIArs. al., 
 I lAur. mur. nat., Bell., llCalc, ICinch., Co- 
 loc, Con., IFerr. iod., Graph., Hod., Kali 
 br., ILach., ILil. tig., ILyc., IPlumb., Prun., 
 iTereb.,Zinc. Jgg§ tt ' swelling, tumors. 
 
 Ovaries, dull pain : Hydrocot., Sep.; in chronic 
 affection, IKreo.; constant, IFerr. ph.; con- 
 
 stant, in left, lAmm. br.; distressing, in 
 left, I ILil. tig.; in left, IBrom.; in chronic 
 ovaritis and leucorrhcea, I IPlat.; in right, 
 sometimes in left, with offensive leucorrhcea, 
 ILil. tig.; beginning in right, extends to hip 
 and rib and over thigh, better by lying upon 
 it, Apis. 
 
 Ovaries, enlarged: Aur. mur. nat., ICarbo a., 
 IKali br., Spong., Ustil.; become tender and 
 more enlarged each time she takes cold or 
 gets feet damp, IGraph.; chronic, especially 
 right, lApis ; enormous distension, lAur. mur. 
 nat.; in left, with intense heat and severe 
 aching, could not bear pressure though it 
 seemed as if she must press it, Med.; hyper- 
 trophy, in a woman set. 50, from an abortion 
 twenty-five years previous, IILact. v.; with 
 lancinating, I ICon. ; left, could be seen pro- 
 truding, I ILac c. ; lump in left, I Apis ; men- 
 ses irregular, ILyc; nausea, vomiting and 
 expectoration of phlegm, Con., IBelL; right, 
 size of a fist, 1J inches thick, painful when 
 pressed, attached to uterus by a string thick 
 as finger, ILach.; right, affection of liver, 
 IMagn. m. $0^ congested, inflamed, 
 swelling, tumor. 
 
 Ovaries, eye : pain alternates between, Sul. 
 
 Ovaries, fallopian tubes : hard on pressure, 
 lAmyl. 
 
 Ovaries, gnawing : in chronic ovaritis and leu- 
 corrhcea, 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Ovaries, grinding : in right, as if it would burst, 
 before or during menses, I I Graph. 
 
 Ovaries, heat: IBufo. Jg^ burning, inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Ovaries, heaviness: better, leaning forward 
 (facial neuralgia), 1 1 Sep.; in left, ILac def.; 
 in ovarian dropsy and cancer of mammae, 
 1 1 Apis ; before menses, Apis; painful (chronic 
 ovaritis and leucorrhcea), I IPlat.; with uter- 
 ine polypi, ICon.; weight in left, worse after 
 sleep (bronchitis), ILach. g^r congestion. 
 
 Ovaries, hydatids : gigr tumors cysts. 
 
 Ovaries, hypertrophy : fi®* enlargement. 
 
 Ovaries, induration: lApis, Ars., lAur. met., 
 ■Bar. m., Bell., HCon., Graph., Hod., ILach., 
 IPallad., Plat., Psor. ISep., Spong.; chronic, 
 especially right, I Apis ; hard, on pressure, 
 lAmyl.; after a violent knock, followed by 
 itching eruption on body and face, I I Psor.; 
 with lancinating, I ICon.*; of left, IGraph., 
 I ILach.; nausea, vomiting and expectoration 
 of phlegm, Con.; of right, with soreness and 
 shooting pain from navel to pelvis, IPallad.; 
 pains on touch, respiration or hawking, 
 violent stitches, IGraph.; right, in dropsy of 
 ovaries, IIApis; stitching in right, IBelL; 
 throbbing, in right, Bell. B^ enlarged, 
 swelling, tumor. 
 
 Ovaries, inflammation (ovaritis): I Aeon., Act. 
 rac, lAmb., I Ant. c, I Apis, Ars., IBelL, 
 Brom., Brv., ICact., ICanth., Cinch, CrotaL, 
 Coloc, Con., Cub., Dale, Euphor., Graph., 
 Ham., Hod, ILach., Lil. tig.. I ILyc, Merc, 
 IPallad., IPhos., Phos. ac. Plat., Phyt.,Rhus, 
 ISabad., Sabina, Staph., ISyph., Thuya,UstiL; 
 after abortion, IColoc, USabina ; acute, with 
 high fever, IVer. v.; blennorrhceic, Aur.met., 
 Merc, Nitr. ac, Puis., Thuya ; with burning 
 in paroxysm, IPlat,; chronic, Ars., Bry., 
 Cinch., Coloc, Ign., Hod., ILach., ILyc,Nux 
 v., I IPallad., Phos. ac, IPlat. Rhus, Sabina, 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 Staph.; in childbed, I Apis ; took cold after 
 menses, I ITJstil.; chronic, with leucorrhcea, 
 I I Plat. ; involuntary twitchings of muscles 
 in consequence of chronic, Codein.; during 
 climacteric period, with menorrhagia, IPlat.; 
 in confinement, IBry.; from debilitating or 
 emotional influences, Phos. ac; from highly 
 seasoned food, stimulating drink, or by a 
 too sedentary life, IXux v.; gonorrhceal, 
 I I Ham.; after suppressed gonorrhoea, ICanth.; 
 in hemorrhagic constitutions or connected 
 with menorrhagic or puerperal septicaemia, 
 Crotal. ; indigestion, in consequence of chronic, 
 Codein.; after premature labor, liSabina ; of 
 left, I Apis, Graph., ILach., Thuya ; in left, 
 after miscarriage, IHam. ; of left, after con- 
 finement, ILach.; in left, worse at each men- 
 strual nisus, distressing pain, burning when 
 walking or riding, must lie down, pain ex- 
 tends through left iliac region into groin, 
 and sometimes into left leg, pain sometimes 
 burning, IThuya ; especially right, before 
 menses, with soreness and sensitiveness, 
 making every motion, even breath, painful, 
 Lac c; inflamed, suppressed menses, IIAcon., 
 I Apis ; worse in morning and after sleep, 
 ILach. ; morbid excitability of nervous system 
 Codein.; of right, lArg. met., Bell., ILyc; 
 in right side in women who have borne chil- 
 dren, coming on suddenly from an imprudence 
 in walking, getting wet, or from sexual inter- 
 course during or too soon after menses, or from 
 excessive use of sewing machine, IPod.; 
 with rheumatic complications, IBry., IPhyt. ; 
 from sexual excess or hemorrhage, parts very 
 sensitive to slight touch, ICinch.; subacute 
 and chronic, ILil. tig.; subacute, incidental 
 to pregnancy and menstruation, IHam.; sub- 
 acute, and chronic, especially in rheumatic 
 women, IGuaiac; after getting feet wet, IPuls. 
 gg^ burning, congestion, enlargement, 
 swelling. 
 
 Ovaries, injuries : after a blow, uterine disturb- i 
 ance and tenderness, IHam. 
 
 Ovaries, irritation: Ars.; amenorrhcea, I Apis, 
 
 I IPhyt.; in dysmenorrhcea, I Apis, lYib.; with 
 dysmenorrhcea, congestive, ITJstil.; causes 
 epilepsy, I Kali br. ; with characteristic head- 
 ache, IGels.; caused by rich living, highly 
 seasoned food, stimulating drinks, or by a 
 too sedentary life, IXux v.; with scanty 
 menses, ITJstil.; causes pruritus of genitals, 
 IKalibr.; in right, caused by pain, IBry.; from 
 strong sexual desire, causes menorrhagia, 
 IKali br.; with ulceration of uterus, IPlat. 
 g^P* sensitive. 
 
 Ovaries, itching: Prun. 
 
 Ovaries, jerking : smart, quick motion in left, 
 
 Eup. pur. 
 Ovaries, lancinating : Bell.; in ovarian dropsy, 
 
 I I Apis ; extending down thigh, worse right 
 side (ovaritis and ovarian tumor), I Apis, 
 gsg^ cutting, darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Ovaries, lungs : sympathy between (ovaritis), 
 I Apis. 
 
 Ovaries, lying : left side inflamed, cannot lie on 
 right side on account of sensation as if some- 
 thing were rolling over to that side, ILach.; 
 unable to lie on either side, in chronic ovarian 
 affection, IKreo. 
 
 Ovaries, mental condition : worse from men- 
 tal excitement, also walking, particularly 
 
 worse the day after a musical evening or 
 party, right side, IPallad. 
 
 Ovaries, neuralgia : Act. rac, I I Amm.br., Amm. 
 m., lAtrop. s., Bell., Cham., Coccul., IColoc, 
 Crotal., Gels., Ham., Kali br., Kali ph. , Lach., 
 IILacc, ILil. tig., IILvc, Xaja, Plat., ISep., 
 Staph., Tarant, Therid., Urt, ur., Ustil. , Yespa, 
 Zinc. ; sharp pains dart up and down arm, 
 I I Lac c; chronic, excited by atmospheric 
 change, I Ran. b.; congestive, with violent 
 palpitation, IXaja; with dysmenorrhcea, I Apis:, 
 headache and epilepsy, Atrop. ; intermittent, 
 of left, Ziz.; intermittent, of left, which is as 
 large as a hen's egg and tender to touch, 
 I ITJstil.; of left, IILach.; beginning in left, 
 darting like lightning towards right, I I Lac c. ; 
 particularly on left, in women who have had 
 overwork, particularly left side, burning press- 
 ing, tensive pains, IILach.; sharp, down left 
 leg to foot, I I Lac c; shooting and darting like 
 lightning, worse right side, IIATagn. p.; 
 menstrual colic, begins in left, ILach.; pure 
 neurosis, and during menses, with flushing or 
 pressing in vertex, Crotal.; in ovaritis, I ITJstil.; 
 with rheumatic complications, Phyt. ; right, 
 sore by spells, pain darts down leg to foot, 
 I I Lac c. ; from ungratified sexual desire, IKali 
 br.; sharp pains dart down thighs, I I Lac c. 
 ggp* irritation, pain. 
 
 Ovaries, numbness: beginning in right, ex- 
 tends to hip and ribs, and over thigh, better 
 lying on it, Apis. 
 
 Ovaries, pain (undefined) : Aeon., lApis, lArs., 
 IBell., Brom., IBry., ICact., ICanth., IColoc, 
 Cop., IHam., IHelon., Hod., ILach., ILil. tig., 
 IPod., IRhod., Sabad., I I Sec, Staph., Sul., 
 ITereb.; in left, with anteversion, ILil. tig.; 
 in ascites, I ISenecio ; to back, Sul.; in left, 
 with constant backache (displacement of ute- 
 rus), I ISep.; in one or both, with profuse dis- 
 charge of dark clotted blood of fetid odor 
 (menorrhagia), I ITJstil.; to right breast (ova- 
 rian tumor), lApis ; worse from coition, 
 I Apis; come and go suddenly, Bell.; after 
 confinement, IILach.; constant, L T stil.; better 
 by excessive flow, IZinc; frequent in left to 
 uterus, with anaemia, IHam.; extending down 
 genito-crural nerves, IXan.; with chronic 
 gonorrhoea, IPlat.; in left, seems to affect 
 heart, with nervous spells, I I Tarant.; con- 
 stant in left, passing down hip, has to limp, 
 cannot bear pressure over ovary, I I Ustil.; in 
 left, Arg. nit. , IBrom., IColoc, IHam., IKali 
 br., ILach., ILac c, ILil. tig., Lyss., IXaja, 
 Phos., IPlat,, IITarant., ITJstil., Yespa ; in 
 left, with a sensation as if a sac were dis- 
 tended, and if pressed would burst, Med.; in 
 left, better by flow, I IZinc; in region of left, 
 alternate with gagging and vomituritio, in 
 stopping of menses, which flow only one hour- 
 each day (dysmenorrhcea), ILach.; in left 
 (epilepsy during menses), lAtrop. s.; in left 
 (prolapsus), 1 1 Arg. met.; in left (prolapsus 
 during climaxis), IILach. ; in left, walking in 
 open air, soon subsiding, I ICarbol. ac; down- 
 broad ligament to uterus, IHam..; wants to 
 stretch limbs, IPlumb.; with disease of liver,, 
 IPod.; better lying on right side, Apis ; with 
 appearance of menses, IBell.; during menses,, 
 I Hod., IILach.; with retarded menses, IXan.,*: 
 with retarded menses, from motion, better 
 lying down, IPod. ; with scanty menses,, IXan^, 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 after metritis (ovaritis), lApis ; in chronic met- 
 ritis, ILil. tig.; every few minutes (dysmenor- 
 rhcea), IXJstil.; worse by motion, in right,BBry.; 
 especially at night, disturbing sleep, may re- 
 cur night after night, until finally symptoms 
 of abortion set in, Pod.; running outward and 
 backward, Sep.; result of over-physiological 
 action, always located in ovaries and duct, 
 IThuya ; during pregnancy, BXan.; radiating 
 to sacrum and thighs, BArg. nit.; in right, 
 lApis, IBell., .BBry., Hod., Lyss., IPallad., 
 lPod.,1 I Rhus; in right (amenorrhcea) , I IXan.; 
 in right, to anterior crural nerve, increasing 
 as it goes down, worse by straightening out 
 limbs, 1 1 Pod. ; in right (ovarian cyst), Hod.; 
 increasing until better by a discharge of blood 
 (climaxis), ILach.; in right, downward, worse 
 standing and on motion, better from rubbing 
 .and lying down (chronic ovaritis), I IPallad.; 
 especially in right, BPod.; in right, better af- 
 ter flow of bright red blood, BLac c; in right, 
 better leaning forward (facial neuralgia), 
 I I Sep.; commencing in right, passing down 
 "broad ligament to uterus, Blod.; in right, dur- 
 ing and after menses (prolapsus uteri), BApis ; 
 in right, every ten or fifteen minutes, each 
 paroxysm lasts one to three minutes, Apis ; 
 in right, worse at night, prevents sleep, 
 I ISyph.; from right, through internal sper- 
 matic (ovarian) nerve to lumbar plexus, and 
 from there along anterior crural nerve to 
 knee, I I Pod.; right, down thighs, BCalc; 
 in right, down thighs, from reading or writ- 
 ing, IINatr. m.; in right, to thigh, while at 
 rest, worse by touch, BBry.; extort screams 
 (epilepsy), BAtrop. s. ; alternated sides, 1 1 Lac 
 'C; steady, Bx4pis; in left, with swelling, pains 
 intermittent, shoot rapidly down legs, Ustil.; 
 extending into thighs, BApis, BArs., BBry., 
 ICact., Cham., BPhos., Staph.; left, extending 
 •down inner side of thigh, during menses, 
 BPhos.; both sides, with numb and aching 
 pain running into thighs (dysmenorrhcea), 
 I I Pod.; from a corrosive tumor, with sensa- 
 tion of swelling and congestion, BKali iod.; 
 constant, from left to uterus, every day about 
 12 m., extends to right ovary and hypogastric 
 region, 1 1 Ustil.; worse in changes of weather, 
 
 . Rhod.; in whooping cough, I I Alum. 
 g^* neuralgia. 
 
 Ovaries, pinching: BCanth.; in disease of ova- 
 ries, I I Plat. 
 
 Ovaries, pressing: Sep.; dull, wedgelike, as if 
 a dull plug were driven from right towards 
 womb, Blod.; as if a hard body were pressing 
 backward and downward, better walking in 
 open air, BLil. tig.; heavy, during day, directly 
 above left, Eup. pur.; painful in left (ovari- 
 tis), BLach.; painful in region of right, BBArs.; 
 in right, Ang. jg@* bearing down. 
 
 Ovaries, pushing sensation: in left, BBCaps. 
 
 Ovaries, sensitive (tender) : Ant. c, BApis, 
 BBell., BBufo., BColoc, Ham., B BLach.; Staph.; 
 with profuse discharge of dark, clotted blood, 
 of fetid odor (menorrhagia), I I Ustil.; in dys- 
 menorrhcea, BApis; left, BKali br., BBLach.; 
 left, during menses (epilepsy), BAtrop. s.; left, 
 to pressure, (chronic ovaritis), Blod.; left, 
 worse after sleep (bronchitis), BLach.; left, 
 cannot bear anything to touch, lifts bed- 
 clothes, 1 1 Lac c; over left, with downward 
 pressure, as if everything would come out 
 
 (dysentery), BLil. tig.; of swollen left (ova- 
 rian dropsy), BLil. tig.; after menses, checked 
 by taking a bath (nymphomania), B Ant. c; to 
 pressure, BApis, BBLil. tig., BStaph.; to press- 
 ure (chronic affection), BKreo.; to pressure, 
 during menses, BNux m.; on deep pressure 
 (dysmenorrhcea), BApis ; right, with ovarian 
 cyst, Blod.; right, in affection of liver, BMagn. 
 m.; right, after menses, Blod.; right, during 
 menses, BApis, Blod.; right, to pressure, with 
 bearing down pains (ovaritis), BPallad.; right, 
 to touch, Sec; tender spot over left, BCup. 
 ars.; wincing from firm pressure over right, 
 IISul. Jgi^ irritation. 
 
 Ovaries, sharp pains: BBLil. tig.; passing down 
 leg rapidly, Ustil. ; during miscarriage, BApis ; 
 in puerperal fever, I IVer. v.; in right, I I Lac 
 c; in right, intermittent, in afternoon, BLac 
 c; in right, extend to knee, with sore, painful 
 breasts (after miscarriage at sixth month), 
 BLac c; down thigh, worse on right side (ova- 
 ritis ; ovarian tumor), BApis. 
 
 Ovaries, shooting: 1 1 Apis; during false con- 
 ception), BCaulo.; in left, BThuya ; before and 
 during menses, in right, BPod.; to crural re- 
 gion and thighs, BStaph.; in left (ovaritis), 
 BLach.; makes her so nervous she cannot sit 
 still, before menses, BVib.; from left, across 
 pubes (ovarian dropsy), BLil. tig. Jg^ 5 * cut- 
 ting, darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Ovaries, soreness: BBry., BHam., BHelon., 1 101. 
 jec; aching, left to right, with darting, Syph. ; 
 gradually over whole left side, especially vio- 
 lent in small of back (chronic ovaritis and 
 leucorrhcea), 1 1 Plat.; in left, worse during 
 menses, I I Plat. ; in left, worse . after sleep 
 (bronchitis), BLach.; in left, worse walking 
 (ovaritis), BApis; in right, IBry.; in right, 
 dropsy, BBApis. g^~ aching, bruised pain. 
 
 Ovaries, sprained pain ; Amm. m., 1 1 Apis; in 
 left, worse walking, Apis ; obliges her to walk 
 bent (ovarian disease), BArn. g^T" bruised 
 pain. 
 
 Ovaries, squeezing : in left, BThuya. 
 
 Ovaries, sticking: in left, BBCaps. g^g* sting- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Ovaries, stinging: BBApis, Goss., BSep.; in 
 amenorrhcea, BApis ; burning into abdomen 
 and down thighs (ovarian dropsy), BLil. tig.; 
 after coition (ovaritis), BApis ; in dropsy, 
 tumor, BBApis ; more and more frequent till 
 labor (abortion), BApis; in left, BLil. tig.; with 
 leucorrhcea, B BSep.; during miscarriage, BBApis; 
 in right, BBApis. gg$T stitches. 
 
 Ovaries, stitches : BBufo. , BColoc, BCon., BKali 
 c, BLyc, Lil. tig.; when drawing in abdomen 
 or pressing it, BAmb.; boring or burning, 
 right, then left, BBLyc; arrest breathing, 
 BCanth.; deep, as from needles, BColoc; in 
 left (ovaritis), BBLach.; on inspiring, IBry.; 
 worse on motion, BBry. ; in neuralgia, BSep.; 
 in right, BBArs.; in right, with colic, BColoc; 
 into thigh, worse from motion, bending or sit- 
 ting bent, BBArs.; into thigh (ovaritis), BArs. 
 gg^T cutting, darting, lancinating, shoot- 
 ing. 
 
 Ovaries, suppuration : gg^ 3 abscess, inflam- 
 mation, swelling. 
 
 Ovaries, swelling: BApis, Bell., BBufo., Con., 
 Ham., Blod., BLach., BLil. tig., Ustil.; with 
 bearing down pains (ovaritis), BPallad.; after 
 a blow, BHam.; circumscribed around right 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 67i 
 
 (ovaritis caused by a kick), lArs.; cutting, 
 worse during menses, I Apis ; well-defined, 
 elastic tumor in left iliac region, movements 
 felt as in quickening, IKali br.; nearly to size 
 of a child's head, IILil. tig.; hard, Brom.; 
 hard, in left, lAmm. br., IBrom.; hard, after 
 menses, IGraph.; becoming hard during pains, 
 pain better by warm drinks (colic), IColoc; 
 of left, IKali br., IILach.; of left, every day 
 or two, I Ham.; left, as large as a baseball, 
 and heavier, lApis ; left, during coitus at 
 moment of orgasm, a sharp, cutting pain, like 
 a knife, and twice there was smarting as of a 
 sore, Syph.; before and during menses, Brom.; 
 of left, during menses (epilepsy), lAtrop. s.; 
 painful, with sensation of heaviness in left, 
 ILil. tig.; painful, of left (remittent autumnal 
 fever), ICarbol. ao; painful to touch (metritis), 
 I I Alum.; of right, I Apis, ILach.; of right, 
 with soreness and shooting pain from navel 
 to pelvis, IPallad.; under border of right 
 (hydrops ovarii), jFerr. iod. ; 01 right, with 
 terrible pain, ILach.; of right, oblong, pain- 
 ful, indurated, worse from emotion, rapid 
 movements, prolonged walks, overexertion 
 (uterine displacement), ILach.; sense of, with 
 pain, as from a corrosive tumor, IKali iod.; 
 sharp pain, worse during menses, lApis ; 
 stinging, worse during menses, I Apis ; tender, 
 Ham. J8^" congested, enlarged, inflam- 
 mation, tumors. 
 
 Ovaries, tearing pain: Abrot., Graph., Ham.; 
 in left, worse during menses (chronic ovaritis 
 and leucorrhcea), I I Plat. ; especially right 
 side, IKali iod.; in right, as if it would burst 
 before or during menses, I IGraph. 
 g^° neuralgia. 
 
 Ovaries, tender : ggp^ sensitive. 
 
 Ovaries, tension : worse on raising arms, I Apis ; 
 in left, causes cough, with spasmodic constric- 
 tion of larynx, continual hawking of mucus, 
 I IPhos.; painful, IIArs.; painful, causing her 
 to draw up double with restlessness, IColoc; 
 painful, in left (ovaritis), ILach.; painful, 
 passing diagonally in right, followed by a 
 bubbling sensation, Med. g^SP"" swelling. 
 
 Ovaries, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : IBell., 
 Cop. ; painful, ICact. ; during menses, Lac c. ; 
 in right, for three months, I I Pod.; worse 
 walking, standing, palpitation (ovarian tu- 
 mor), lApis. J^ST" inflammation, swelling. 
 
 Ovaries, tickling : Prun. 
 
 Ovaries, tired pain : with swelling and pain in 
 legs, extending below knees, worse right side, 
 IPod. 
 
 Ovaries, tumors: II Apis, «Apoc., lArs., IBar. 
 m., ICalc, IColoc, Iod., IILyc, IPlat., Pod.; 
 with sensation as of boring, which requires 
 shaking and pressure of part for relief, Zinc ; 
 cysts (hydatids), I Apis, Bov., IBufo., ICarbo 
 a., Canth., IColoc, Hod., IKali br., Merc, 
 IPlat., Prun., Thuya; cysts, with pain in ab- 
 domen upon straightening up, walks bent, 
 with hand pressed to painful side, IColoc; 
 cyst, size of a head, since six years, lApis ; 
 cyst, measurement taken in a line over crests 
 of ilium shows increase in size of ten inches, 
 IKali br. ; large cyst, supposed to be connected 
 with left ovary, occupying space between 
 rectum, uterus and vagina, so as to obliterate 
 posterior cul de sac and almost occlude vagina, 
 IMurex; voluminous cyst in right, Rhod.; 
 
 cyst, strained herself lifting after appearance 
 of tumor, I I Rhus; tapped twice, Bov.; cyst, 
 after tapping, IKali br. ; size of a hen's egg, 
 lancinating, MStram.; fibroid, Apis, Calc, 
 Coloc, Fluor, ac, Hep., Iod., Lach., Merc, 
 Plat., Pod., Staph., Thuya; four cases, from 
 size of hen's egg to half the size of fist, all on 
 right side, pain and numbness extending 
 down corresponding thigh, IPod.; in left, 
 hard as if fibrous, extends up to stomach, 
 tense, more or less painful, BLach.; hard, right 
 side, I Apis ; in left, IILach.; left first affected, 
 tending to right, ILach.; pains, to shoulder, 
 
 I IPod.; involves rectum, 1 1 Zinc: right side, 
 fills entire abdominal cavity, I Ars.; sacculated, 
 ILach.; sacculated, looks like a pregnant 
 woman in ninth month, ILach.; soft, en- 
 cysted, Apis ; could not stoop to dress feet, 
 lArs. ; tendency to, ISyph.: with urinary dif- 
 ficulties (cysts), Canth. J® 1 " enlarged, in- 
 durated, swelling. 
 
 Ovaries, twitching: extends to back, Abrot.; 
 especially right side, IKali iod. 
 
 Ovaries, twisting : pain in right as if it would 
 burst, before or during menses, I IGraph. 
 
 SEXUAL EXCESS, abdomen ; light cramp- 
 like pain in left iliac and inguinal regions, 
 worse after external pressure, better for awhile 
 after a cup of coffee, IColoc. 
 
 Sexual excess, coition : bad effects from exces- 
 sive, Agar., (Cinch., ICon., I IPhos., ISep. 
 
 Sexual excess, convulsions: causes, I IKali br. 
 
 Sexual excess, hypochondriasis: (Staph. 
 
 Sexual excess, masturbation: I lOrig., IPhos.; 
 caused by itching and tingling of vulva, INux 
 v.; leucorrhcea, 1 1 Puis.; mucous discharge and 
 pimples, Calad.; nervous, excitable, hysteri- 
 cal, depression of spirits and languor, IGels.; 
 nymphomania, IZinc; pruritus vulvae. IZinc; 
 driven to, bv sexual excitement, I lOrig. 
 
 SEXUAL EXCITEMENT (desire), coition : 
 anxiety during, Kreo.; asthmatic during, 
 Amb.; aversion, ICaust., Coff, IFerr. mur., 
 IGraph., INatr. m., IPetrol., Sep.; desire for, 
 Aur. met., ICanth., Murex, IPhos., ISabina, 
 Sil., IZinc; desire for, with burning in vulva 
 (nymphomania), I INux v.; violent desire for, 
 Arund.; lack of sensation, Brom.; nausea dur- 
 ing, Sil.; painful, IBerb., Ferr., Kali c, IKreo., 
 INatr. in., Plat., IRhus, ISep.; painful, from 
 dryness, Ferr., INatr. m., Sep.; thrill long 
 delayed, Berb.; voluptuous itching in vagina 
 after, Nitr. ac JlUr nymphomania. 
 
 Sexual excitement, convulsions: caused by, 
 
 I I Kali br. 
 
 Sexual excitement, decreased desire: Agnus, 
 Alum., IBerb., IBor., I IFerr., IHelon., Hep., 
 IKali br., Kali iod., INatr. in.; in prolapsus 
 uteri, ILyss. 
 
 Sexual excitement, increased desire : Apis, 
 lArs., lAsaf., Bar. c, Bell., Bov., Cact., ICalc 
 p., ICann. i., ICann. s., I ICanth., ICroc, Cub., 
 ■ Hydras. , IHyos., IKali bi., ILach., ILil. tig., 
 ■Lye, ■Moseh., IMurex, Nux v., I lOrig., 
 IPhos., IPlat., Raph., ISabina, ISil., ■Stann., 
 MStram., ■Tarant., IVer., IZinc; with dis- 
 charge of blood between periods, ISabina ; 
 has to keep very busy to repress, ILil. tig.; 
 desire for coition. I Agar, IMurex, IVer.; in- 
 tense desire for coition, with erythema at in- 
 ner surface of thighs, with pruritus of vulva, 
 Cub.; violent, for coition, during headache, 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 1 1 Sep. ; with colic, Coff. ; by least contact of 
 parts, IMurex ; in a divorced woman, I lOrig.; 
 with sexual dreams and orgasm, I I Op.; in 
 irritable and headstrong women, INux v.; 
 without excitement of fancy, IHyos.; to high- 
 est pitch, ILach.; in hysteria, lAmm. c; in- 
 satiable, ILach., I I Plat.; almost insatiable, 
 Sabina ; irresistible at night, IZinc; with 
 lascivious ideas, I lOrig.; with chronic leucor- 
 rhoea, llgn.; with leucorrhoea and itching of 
 pudenda, in an old maid, ?et. 40, I lOrig.; dur- 
 ing menses, Kali br., I IPuls.; during menses, 
 with asthenopia, 1 1 Sep., menses profuse, 
 ■Phos. ; in morning, in bed, and at 4 p.m., 
 makes her ill-humored and disposed to weep, 
 Ast. r.; almost to nymphomania, Sabina ; ob- 
 scene, ILil. tig. ; desire for onanism, IZinc; 
 driving her to onanism, I lOrig. ; orgasm, pro- 
 duced by intolerable sensation of pleasure in 
 genitals extending to uterus, caused by scratch- 
 ing arm, IStann.; orgasm, in irritable and 
 headstrong women, INux v.; with paroxys- 
 mal burning in ovaries, I I Plat. ; with para- 
 lytic affections, ISil.; premature development 
 of instinct, IPlat. ; with pruritus, ICanth., 
 ■ Hydras.; in puerperal mania, HCamph.; in 
 a single woman, after menses, 1 1 Med. ; dis- 
 turbs sleep ( hysteria), I Aur. met. ; with spinal 
 affections, ISil.; extreme excitement of sex- 
 ual parts, stupor, IStram. ; luxurious, convul- 
 sive thrills run all through her, ILach.; par- 
 ticularly in virgins, IPlat.; voluptuous pic- 
 tures in dreams, I IPlat.; voluptuous itching 
 of mucous membrane after coitus, INitr. ac; 
 suddenly, in a woman set. 40, of phlegmatic 
 temperament, and without the least sexual 
 inclination, I I Plat. Jl^gf coition, nympho- 
 mania. 
 
 Sexual excitement, nymphomania: Amb., 
 I I Agar., I Ant. c, lApis, IBar. m., IBell., Ca- 
 lad., ICalc, Calc. p., ICann. i., ICann. s., Ced., 
 ICoff., IDig.,Dulc, IFluor.ac.,Grat., IIHyos., 
 IKali br., I ILach., ILil. tig., ILyc., IMerc, 
 Murex, Natr. m., INux v., lOrig., IPhos., 
 IPlat., MPlumb., IIPuls., K,aph., Rob., 
 I IStram., ISul., Tarant., MVer.; with apa- 
 thy, I Apis ; from ascarides, ISabad.; vio- 
 lent, could not suppress inclination, worse 
 from coition, ITarant. ; during confinement, 
 IVer.; with diaphragmitis, IStram.; all or- 
 gans in erection, with insatiable desire, Calc. 
 p.; lascivious state of fancy, IDig.; with sup- 
 pressed lochia, IVer.; worse in the lying-in, 
 IPlat.; before menses, IPhos. ; before menses, 
 IVer. ; from checked menses, Ant. c. ; during 
 menses, Kali br.; from mental causes, IVer.; 
 mind has been dwelling too much on sexual 
 subjects, IStaph.; discharge of bluish- white 
 mucus, Amb.; nervous symptoms, IKali br.; 
 obscenity, I IVer.; caused by onanism, IZinc; 
 due to plethora or spinal irritation, ISil. ; in a 
 plethoric woman, lAsaf.; during pregnancy, 
 IZinc; during puerperal state, IKali br.; with 
 extreme sensitiveness to mental and physical 
 impressions, IStaph.; has a lascivious smell 
 of semen, IStram.; troublesome, requires con- 
 finement, MVer.; unsatisfied passion, IVer.; 
 with violence and destructiveness, after be- 
 ing disappointed in love, I IVer.; in a young 
 girl, I lOrig. g^ 1 * coition, increased de- 
 sire ; also Chap. 1, Lascivious and Mania. 
 
 Sexual excitement, suppressed : Berb., HCon., 
 
 IHelon., I IPhos., I IZinc; during coition,. 
 1 1 Kali br. ; ill effects of, or non-gratification 
 of, HCon.; from lack of nutrition, I I Op. ; in 
 widows, I Apis, ICon., IPhos. 
 
 STERILITY: Anag., jAur. mur., IBar. m., 
 IBor., IIBrom., ICalc, Cann. s., ICanth., 
 IFerr., I IFilix, Hod., ILach., I IMerc, INatr. 
 c, IINatr. m., I INatr. ph., INux m., lOrig., 
 ■Sep., ISil., Sul.; with pains in abdomen, dur- 
 ing menses, I IPhyt. ; with depression of spirits, 
 IIAur. met.; from leucorrhoea, IKreo. ; after 
 leucorrhoea, in a woman married ten years, 
 ■Caulo.; too early and too profuse menses, 
 Sul.; with late or profuse menses, IPhos.; no 
 menses or sexual desire, Agnus ; too profuse 
 menses, I IMillef.; with tendency to miscarry, 
 1 1 Millef. : caused by discharge of mucus from 
 vagina after an embrace, INatr. c; from atony 
 of ovaries, I I Eup. pur.; from atrophy of ovar- 
 ies, Ananth.; from excessive sexual indul- 
 gence, IKali br. ; from uterine atony, lAlet., 
 IGoss.; from excessive voluptuousness, IPhos.; 
 of twelve years' standing, IPlat. 
 
 UTERUS, abdomen : reflex distension of 
 bowels, 01. caje. 
 
 Uterus, aching : ICalc. p., ICon., Ustil.; appar- 
 ently around, not in, ILil. tig.; burning, press- 
 ing (anteversion), ILil. tig.; heavy, pressive, 
 I I Ver. v. ; during menses (chronic cystitis and 
 irritability of bladder), I I Sep. ; in morning, 
 ICalc. p.; succeeding pressing or touch during 
 coition, IMerc cor.; with frequent sweats and 
 chills (metritis), IMerc. 
 
 Uterus, affections (undefined): IIAct. rac r 
 IAgnus,l I Alumina, : 'Anac, 1 1 Apis, I Arg. met.,, 
 II^Escl. h., ICalc, ICalc. p., ICaulo., ICaust.,, 
 ■Con., IForm., IGraph., IHydras., IKreo.,. 
 Lil. tig., I ILyc, ILyss., IIMagn. m., IMerc 
 cor., 1 1 Murex, INatr. c, INuxm., IPlat.,IISep., 
 I IVib.; caused by abdominal plethora, IPod.; 
 in the anaemic or in those of nervous constitu- 
 tions, IPuls.; chronic, worse at night, with 
 cold sweat, MVer.; with debility at climac- 
 teric period, IHydras.; of middleaged women, 
 IKreo.; with nervous excitement, Ziz.; reflex 
 or hysterical aphonia, associated, Plat.; from 
 exposure to cold damp weather, from getting 
 wet, particularly while sweating, IRhus. 
 
 Uterus, anteversion : gig^displacement. 
 
 Uterus, atony: Act. rac, Ambra, Caulo., I He- 
 Ion., ISabina, Trill.; causing abortion, I Ustil.;: 
 of cervix, Squilla, I IZinc.; inertia, causing 
 delayed menses, IThlaspi ; in metrorrhagia, 
 I Car bo v. 
 
 Uterus, back : j^^ Chap. 31, Back uterus. 
 
 Uterus, bearing down (pressing down) : lAnt. 
 c, I Apis, Ascl. t., lIBell., Calc, Calc. a., ICalc 
 p., ICham., ICon., Cop., IFerr., IHelon., 
 Tnul., IILil. tig., Lye, Lyss., IMang., 
 IMurex, INatr. c, INatr. m., IPallad., IPod., 
 IPuls., Sabina, HSep., ISil., 1 1 Ustil., Zinc; as 
 if contents of abdomen would issue, worse 
 morning, IIBell.; with abdominal venous 
 congestion, IPod.; in threatened abortion, 
 IMerc, I IVib.; with aching below it, IFerr.; 
 awful, almost intolerable, II Agar.; from lower 
 part of back, around abdomen and down 
 thighs, USabina; to back, with weakness 
 and sickness (dysmenorrhcea), IGraph.; with 
 copious discharge of slimy discolored blood 
 (induration), ICarboa.; with terrible burning,, 
 causing heat all over her, I ITereb.; with colic 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
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 and sensation as if menses would appear, 
 I Croc; continual, with prolapsus, IPlat.; 
 crampy pressure, during menses, better by 
 pressure and recumbent position, llgn.; with 
 diarrhoea, I Ant. t., I I Bell. ; with discharge of 
 reddish mucus (threatened abortion), I Merc; 
 in dropsy, "Ascl. s. ; as if everything would 
 come out, IIBell., IKreo., ILac c, I ILil. tig., 
 INatr. c, USep.; as if everything would fall 
 out, worse sitting bent, walking, better stand- 
 ing, sitting erect, Bell.; as if everything 
 would fall out, during stool, IPod.; in fibroid 
 of uterus, or ovarian dropsy, ICalc; as if it 
 would be forced from vulva, worse when 
 standing and walking, before and during 
 menses, ICon.; desire to place hand on vulva 
 to keep parts up (pruritus vulvae), ILil. tig.; 
 in hypertrophy of, I Apis ; with leucorrhoea, 
 Calc p., Cinch.; followed by leucorrhoea, 
 INatr. m.; lying down, lAct. rac; after men- 
 ses, I ITarant.; especially after menses, Con.; 
 as if menses would appear, I I Apis ; before 
 menses, IVib.; during menses, Bell., Thuya ; 
 never menstruated, ICycl.; in morning, I INux 
 v. ; every morning, must sit down to prevent 
 prolapsus, I INatr. m.; with nausea and faint- 
 ness, IMurex ; with cutting about navel, 
 Zinc; in neurasthenia, HStann. ; in ovarian 
 dropsy, Hod. ; with constant dull pain in 
 either ovarian region, IFerr. ph.; in disease of 
 ovaries, I IPlat.; with pains in left ovary and 
 mamma, ILil. tig.; painful, Ind., IKreo.; 
 painful from back to abdomen, causes oppres- 
 sion of respiration, USep.; painful, with leu- 
 corrhoea, IIGraph.; painful, after midnight, 
 Bov.; painful (uterine neuralgia), I INux v.; 
 painful, in puerperal fever, I IPlat.; as if it 
 would pass out, standing difficult, ICalc; with 
 prolapsus, I Apis ; pressure as in labor, Inul.; 
 prolonged, HSec; painful, almost unbearable, 
 causing constant restless moving about in bed, 
 cannot sit or lie still, I IVib.; pressure down- 
 ward, after being a long time on feet must 
 sit down and cross legs to relieve pressure, 
 IMurex ; with prolapsus and hemorrhage, 
 llpec; worse when riding in a carriage, 
 lAsaf. ; towards sacrum and along broad lig- 
 aments to each side, appearing periodically, 
 accompanied at one time by discharge of 
 black fluid, at another, of coagulated blood 
 (metrorrhagia), MSabina; compels her to sit 
 cross-legged and trembling, I I Zinc; spas- 
 modic, IBell. ; while standing, Rheum ; dur- 
 ing stool, Belt, Iod. ; can touch cervix, IFerr. 
 iod.; in ulcer of os uteri, ICurar.; obliging 
 her to urinate often, IMerc sol.; worse walk- 
 ing, ICinch., ILil. tig.; worse walking, better 
 holding up abdomen with hands (ovarian 
 dropsy), ILil. tig.; worse during and after 
 walking, particularly after going up stairs(uter- 
 ine displacement),' IPlat. ; during and after 
 walking, with frequent urination, Coff. ; caused 
 by each mouthful of water (uterine neural- 
 gia), I INux v.; with weakness and sinking 
 (dysmenorrhoea), IGraph. g@T cramp, dis- 
 placement, laborlike pain, pressing, pro- 
 lapsus, spasmodic pain, spasm, squeezing. 
 
 Uterus, beating : ft®* throbbing. 
 
 Uterus, boring : with frequent sweats and chills 
 (metritis), IMerc $£&*• digging. 
 
 Uterus, bruised pain: IIAur. met.; in cervix 
 (metritis), 1 1 Nux v. ; in prolapsus, lAur. met.; 
 
 43 
 
 prevents walking erect (prolapsus), IIArn. 
 $^~ soreness. 
 
 Uterus, burning: Ananth., lArs., IBell., ICon., 
 I I Lapis, INux v.; all around it (ulcer), ICurar.; 
 with bearing down, caused heat all over, 
 I ITereb.; in carcinoma, IIArs., IBufo., ICon.; 
 in cervical canal (leucorrhoea), I ICalc; in cer- 
 vix, with indurations and scirrhosities, 
 HCon.; in fundus, right side, IBry.; alternates 
 with pains in limbs, after parturition, Pvhod.; 
 with profuse lochia, Bry.; before menses, 
 Bufo.; during menses (chronic cystitis and ir- 
 ritability of bladder), I I Sep.; worse at every 
 movement (uterine neuralgia), Con. i in- 
 proved, Tarant. cured.; paroxysmal, ICarbo 
 v.; during pregnancy, IBry.; stitching (can- 
 cer), IGraph.; when touched, Ars. met. 
 j^gH heat, inflammation. 
 
 Uterus, bursting feeling : as if something burst, 
 then continuous stream of dark-colored blood, 
 on attempting to urinate flow profuse, venous, 
 with clots (cancer), lElaps. 
 
 Uterus, cancer : Alum., Arg. met., IIArs., lArs. 
 i., lAur. mur. nat., Bell., Brom., IBufo., ICalc, 
 ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Cinch., HCon., Crotal., 
 ICund., lElaps, IGraph., IHydras., Hod., 
 Kaol., IKreo., IILach., HLyc, Magn. m., 
 IMerc, IMerc. iod., I IMurex, INatr. c, 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, HPhos., IPhyt., Plat., 
 Sabad., Sabina, Sang., ISec, ISep., IISiL, 
 Spig., IStaph., I I Sul., Tarant., IThuya, IZinc; 
 at beginning, IBell.; bluish or dark, base in- 
 terspersed with black streaks of coagulated or 
 decomposed blood, ILach. ; burning discharge 
 (cancer), I Ars. ; five cases, ILapis ; cauliflower 
 excrescences, IGraph., IKreo., IThuya; cau- 
 liflower excrescences, bleeding profusely, 
 IPhos.; cauliflower excrescences, w r ith ten- 
 dency to hemorrhage in degraded state of sys- 
 tem, ICrotal.; cauliflower excrescence on os, 
 with flying pains, pressure below T os pubis, 
 and stinking discharge, IKali ars.; on cervix, 
 with hemorrhage, IThlaspi ; cervix swollen 
 and hard, with tuberculous nodes and cauli- 
 flower excrescences, IGraph.; at or in conse- 
 quence of climacteric period, ILach.; corrod- 
 ing, dark discharge, I Ars.; fibroids, etc., hem- 
 orrhages in clots, IPlat. ; with flooding, ICa- 
 lend.; fungoid, with tendency to hemorrhage, 
 degraded states, ICrotal.; with leucorrhoea, 
 IISiL; light-colored discharge, I Ars.; strong 
 putrescent odor, I ISil.; offensive discharge, 
 lArs.; very painful, Coloc; w r ith constriction 
 of rectum, IKreo. ; scirrhus, lAlum., lArg. 
 met., lArs., lAur. mur. nat., I ICon.; scirrhus of 
 cervix, Kreo.; scirrhus softened, with corro- 
 sive leucorrhoea, Clem.; scirrhosities, with 
 burning, stinging and darting pains in neck, 
 HCon.; with loss of substance, ICalend.; from 
 sycosis, IThuya ; watery discharge, lArs. 
 gggf° enlarged, fungus, gangrene, indurated, 
 swollen, tumors. 
 
 Uterus, catarrh : lArund. ; acute condition, 
 ■Gels.; chronic, staining linen, rendering it 
 stiff, with severe pain in lumbar region (ster- 
 ility), ILach.; with eruptive diseases, I Apis. 
 g@f» discharge ; also Leucorrhoea. 
 
 Uterus, cervix : symptoms are found under 
 sensations and conditions of uterus. 
 
 Uterus, chest : sensation of a foreign body ris- 
 ing to, Raph.; sensation as if pains ascended 
 towards, IILach. 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 Uterus, circulation: with increased vascular 
 excitement, in affections of uterus, Ziz. 
 
 Uterus, clawing : IBell. 
 
 Uterus, colic: IBell.; with cramps in limbs 
 (post-partum hemorrhage), ICann. i.; ex- 
 cruciating cramping pains before menses, 
 IVib.; with hemorrhage, IThlaspi ; with co- 
 pious hemorrhages, ISabina ; in metrorrhagia, 
 BThlaspi ; spasmodic (menorrhagia), Cann. i.; 
 spasmodic pains fly to distant parts, IDiosc. 
 g^ 1 * neuralgia; also Menses difficult. 
 
 Uterus, congestion: BIBell., ICaulo., Cham., 
 ICinch., IHep., INux v., 1 1 Puis., Sec, ISep., 
 IITereb.; with anaemia, IFerr.; with con- 
 tinued bearing down, ISul.; caused by con- 
 gestion and irritation of brain, Croc; of cer- 
 vix, ISep.; of cervix, in ascites, I ISenecio; of 
 cervix, false conception, ICaulo.; of cervix,with 
 granulations extending to vagina, whose mu- 
 cous membrane was highly congested, I I Tar- 
 ant.; of cervix, with hemorrhoids and consti- 
 pation, Collin.; of cervix, with irritation at 
 neck ofbladder,with urging to urinate, I IMitch. 
 rep.; of cervix (metritis), I IVer.; engorged, 
 
 I IMitch. rep.; engorgement, with bearing- 
 down pains, 7rBor.; feeling, Caulo.; fundus 
 purple from dark blood oozing from incised 
 surface, Vespa ; from lack of tone in muscular 
 wall, I IMitch. rep.; of os, Apis, IHydras., 
 
 I I Lye vir., ISep.; painful, active, ISabina; 
 pains spasmodic, BGels.; passive, lUstil. ; pas- 
 sive, slight oozing of blood after each exam- 
 ination (subinvolution of uterus), MUstil.; 
 passive, with pain in loins, IPuls.; passive, 
 causing pulsation during and after coitus, 
 due to extra influx of blood caused by sex- 
 ual erethism, INatr. c; with prolapsus, 
 IILach.; with soreness and tenderness, mak- 
 ing every motion, position, and even breath 
 
 / painful, ILac c. $£T heat, inflammation, 
 throbbing. 
 
 Uterus, consciousness of : IHelon. 
 
 Uterus, constriction: feeling, Cact., I IMurex; 
 spasmodic, from least touch, gradually goes 
 upward, 1 1 Cact. gis^ contraction, cramp, 
 spasm, squeezing. 
 
 Uterus, contraction: sufficient to produce 
 abortion, Chin, s.; inability to expand, 
 I Plumb.; hour-glass, 1 1 Bell.; hour-glass, with 
 pain in small of back, ICoccul. ; laborlike, 
 during profuse menses, I I Cact. ; violent, in 
 pregnancy, Art. v.; spasmodic, of cervix, 
 IBell.; spasmodic, with leucorrhoea, Cinch.; 
 spasmodic, during menses, (Staph.; spas- 
 modic, of cervix, pains unbearable, with jac- 
 titatory movements of body, dancing up and 
 down during pains (labor), ILyc; violent, 
 7rArt. v.; painful, Sabina; painful in left side, 
 like labor pains, obliging her to bend double, 
 IPuls.; painful, paroxysms in os, Apis, 
 ggif bearing down, constriction, cramp, 
 laborlike pain, spasm, squeezing. 
 
 Uterus, convulsions: with uterine derange- 
 ment, IGlon. g®* spasm ; also Chap. 24, 
 Puerperal convulsions. 
 
 Uterus, corkscrew pains in left side and ap- 
 pendages : I I Sumb. 
 
 Uerus, cramps : IBell., Bry., ICoccul, IHyos., 
 3 Puis., Rob.; in threatened abortion, I IVip.; 
 with burning and cutting in groins, INatr. m.; 
 in carcinoma, IBufo.; causing her to double 
 up and cry (dysmenorrhcea), I INux v.; in 
 
 dysmenorrhcea, IGels.; first front, then up- 
 ward and backward, IGels.; like griping and 
 clawing, with profuse discharge of blood, 
 INux v.; with hemorrhage, IThlaspi ; feels as 
 if drawn into a knot, 1 1 Ustil.; in ligaments, 
 
 ■ Gels.; with melancholia, during pregnancy, 
 IPlat.; painful, Ananth.; at end of pain, 
 which commences in back and goes around, 
 before menses, IVib.; painful during menses, 
 ICoccul.;' painful, worse by every movement 
 (uterine neuralgia), 1 1 Con. improved, Tarant. 
 cured ; painful, worse from touching parts, 
 llgn. ; after stool, ILyc. Jg^" bearing down, 
 constriction, contraction, pressing, spas- 
 modic pain, tension ; also Menses difficult. 
 
 Uterus, cutting: when finger pressed os re- 
 ferred to point where finger touched (after 
 several premature labors), I I Thuya; in os, 
 with painless discharge of thick milky mu- 
 cus (gonorrhoea), IIPuls. ; with headache, for 
 four days only, better by bleeding of nose, 
 ■Melil.; knifelike, better after stool, Pallad.; 
 during menses, ICalc, ICoccul.; to sacrum, 
 Calc p.; tensive, IIPuls.; in vaginismus, 
 llgn.; as if wounded by instruments, I I Mu- 
 rex. $£&" darting, lancinating, shooting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Uterus, darting: in cervix, with indurations 
 and scirrhosities, HCon.; in os, about half 
 inch in length, like streak of lightning, IFluor. 
 ac; from side to side, 1 1 Act. rac; upward, as 
 of needles, I ILac c fi@ Q> cutting, lanci- 
 nating, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Uterus, digging : Curar. flg^ boring. 
 
 Uterus, diphtheritic formations: IKali bi. 
 
 Uterus, discharge : coffee-ground, offensive, 
 during menses, or after labor, INitr. ac; of 
 hot water, wets bed and clothes, IHydras.; 
 offensive (gangrene, carcinoma), ICarbo a.; 
 bloody pus (cancer), IBell.; serous, during 
 pregnancy, ICoccul.; slimy (cancer uteri), 
 ICarbo a.; watery, IHydras. J^T" Leucorrhoea 
 uterine. 
 
 Uterus, displacement (malposition): lAmm. 
 m., Ananth., lAst. r., lAur. mur., I IBell., 
 
 ■ ICalc, ICalc. p., Ferr., IFerr. iod., IKali c, 
 
 ■ ■Lach., Led., ILil. tig., IMagn. m., ■Merc, 
 I INatr. m., INitr. ac, INux m., IPlat., IPod., 
 
 ■ ■Sep., MSul., ■Thuya ; complicated and se- 
 quential to prolapsus ani, UPod.; anteflexion, 
 ■Gels., I ISep.; anteversion, Aur. mur., Bell., 
 Calc, Calc. p., BCon., Caulo., Ferr., Graph., 
 ■Ham., IHelon., ILil. tig., Merc, I INux m., 
 Nux v., Plat., ISep., Stann., Tarant.; ante- 
 verted fundus inclined to left side of pelvis, 
 ILil. tig.; anteverted (derangement of liver), 
 IMagn. m.; anteverted, after abuse of mer- 
 cury, IHep.; anteversion or retroversion, with 
 constipation, HLil. tig.; pain in back, INux 
 m.; presses upon bladder when she walks 
 (catarrhal ophthalmia), I ISul.; cervix resting 
 upon posterior wall of pelvis (uterine affec- 
 tion), IMurex; during climacteric period, 
 ■Lach.; caused by constipation, Collin.; with 
 constipation, ■ INatr. m.; produced by chronic 
 constipation depending upon neurosis, with 
 spasmodic constriction, I IPlat.; induced by 
 debility caused by chronic diarrhoea, occur- 
 ing only in daytime, Petrol.; with dysuria, 
 ISenecio ; lateral and posterior, from general 
 atony, ISabina ; left and high up (chronic 
 metritis), ILil. tig.; caused by lifting, ICalc; 
 
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 low down, fundus tilted forward, finger 
 passed with difficulty between os and rectum, 
 IHelon.; with consequent menorrhagia, Trill.; 
 os standing backward, can only be reached 
 with difficulty, IGraph.; os tilted back (puer- 
 peral convulsions), I I Strain.; sensation as if 
 something heavy were pulling downward, 
 ■Merc; retroflexion, Caulo., Hep., IL.il. tig., 
 ISep.; retroversion, I Act. rac, JEsc. h., Aur. 
 mur., Calc. p., ICaulo., IFerr. iod., IHelon., 
 I I Lac c, ILach., ILil. tig., Murex, Nux v., 
 Plat., I I Rhus, Sep., Tarant. ; retroverted, in- 
 flamed ulcerated cervix, I^Esc h.; retro- 
 verted (constipation), Calend.; retroverted, 
 fundus against sacrum, ILil. tig.; retroverted, 
 os pushed dowm on pubis, ILil. tig.; retro- 
 verted, os pressed high up against os pubis, 
 fundus low down in hollow of sacrum, 
 USep.; retroverted, with swelling (insanity), 
 I I Tarant.; with rheumatic pains, ICalc. p., 
 
 I INatr. p.; with retention of urine and dif- 
 ficult stool, Tarant. ; in weak patients, IHelon. 
 jg^lp bearing down, prolapsus, subinvo- 
 lution. 
 
 Uterus, distending pains: carcinoma, IBufo. 
 
 Uterus, distress : I INatr. p.; constant aching 
 referrred to os, lUstil.; as though something 
 were passing out (displaced uterus, hysteral- 
 gia), Ast. r.; in cervix, on rising or sitting, 
 
 I I Nux v.; worse during stool and urination, 
 ICalc. p. fijg^ uneasiness. 
 
 Uterus, dragging : dull, Act. rac. 
 
 Uterus, drawing : 1 1 Aur. met., Cop.; in fundus, 
 towards sacrum, and along broad ligaments to 
 each side, appearing periodically, accompanied 
 at one time by discharge of black fluid, at an- 
 other of coagulated blood (metrorrhagia), 
 I I Sabina ; as if menses would appear, Calc. p. ; 
 painful, in induration, ICham.; painful press- 
 ing, with qualmishness towards morning, 
 ■Puis.; painful, tensive, after coition, lasting 
 several hours, IPlat.; painful, in prolapsus, 
 
 I Aur. met. ; pulling pains, with or without colic, 
 
 I I Plumb.; towards, lasting about ten minutes 
 at a time, Goss. 
 
 Uterus, dropsy: lApis, lArs., IBell., Bry., 
 Calc, ICamph., ICinch., Con., IDig., Ferr., 
 IIHell.,Iod.,Kalic,Lach.,l ILactu. v., IILyc, 
 IMerc, Puis., Kuta, Sabad., ISep., ISul.; 
 follows anaemia, after getting wet, I I Rhus; 
 cervix low in pelvis, nearly as large as eighth 
 month of gestation, I ISep.; swelling worse by 
 day, IBry.; face flushes red, debility, IFerr.; 
 after sudden suppression of menses, IColch. 
 gsir* enlarged, swollen. 
 
 Uterus, dry: cervix, Bell.; feeling as if, I I Mur. 
 
 Uterus, enlarged (hypertrophy): lAur. mur., 
 IBell., IKali iod., ILach., INatr. c, Nux v., 
 IPlat., I ISabina, ISep., I lUstil.; cervix broad 
 and thick, I ISep.; cervix indurated, tender- 
 ness, heat, throbbing, l^sc h.; cervix elonga- 
 ted, with prolapsus, IMurex ; dilated, I lUstil.; 
 distended, burning pain, Sec; much inclined 
 forward, IMurex ; fundus high up in abdo- 
 men, ILyss.; fundus, posteriorly, ILach.; 
 hvpertrophy, lAmm. m., I Apis, ICalend., 
 ICarbo a., IHam., IKali iod., IPhyt., lUstil.; 
 hypertrophy, with a soft spongy os and cervix 
 sufficiently dilated to easily.admit finger, lUs- 
 til.; with lancinating, UCon.; low down, os 
 open to admit finger, smooth body felt within 
 (fibroid of uterus), ICalc; after abuse of mer- 
 
 cury, IHep.; in metritis, I IVer.; in old wo- 
 men, lAur. mur., Camph., INatr. c; after 
 parturition, with abnormal discharges, IKali 
 Dr.; thickening of cervix, with ulcers on os, 
 INatr. m.; three times as large (parenchyma- 
 tous metritis), I I Lac c; twice its size, after 
 several premature labors, IIThuya. 
 $^~ cancer, dropsy, indurated, swollen, 
 tumors. 
 
 Uterus, epileptic aura: ascends to stomach, 
 Bufo. 
 
 Uterus, excrescenses: fig^ warts. 
 
 Uterus, eyes: asthenopia, caused by reflex irri- 
 tation of uterus, I INatr. m.; parenchymatous 
 keratitis with uterine troubles, ISep.; pustular 
 inflammation affecting cornea (conjunctivitis) 
 caused by uterine trouble, I ISep.; momentary 
 loss of sight, with uterine affections, ISil. 
 
 Uterus, fainting : with uterine affection, lAct. 
 rac. 
 
 Uterus, falling- over : feeling as if, Ang. 
 
 Uterus, fibroids : jggg^ tumors. 
 
 Uterus, fissures : several deep, in tumefied cer- 
 vix (uterine affection), IMurex. 
 
 Uterus, flabby : f$^ x ' relaxed. 
 
 Uterus, flatulence : g£§^ physometra. 
 
 Uterus, flying pains : with cauliflower excres- 
 cence on os, IKali ars. 
 
 Uterus, fulness : IIAlet, Apis, IBell.; in false 
 conception, ICaulo.; worse standing, I Aloe ; 
 worse walking, ICinch. g^" congestion. 
 
 Uterus, fungus : hsematodes, Aur. mur., Bell., 
 ICarbo a., Carbo v., Cinch., Graph., Kreo., 
 Merc, INitr. ac, HPhos., Sep., ISil., Sul., 
 Thuya; medullary, Ars., IBell., ICarbo a., 
 Cinch., Graph., Kreo., Merc, Sabad., Sep., ISil., 
 Sul. 
 
 Uterus, gangrene : lArs., ICalend., Curar., Car- 
 bo a., Carbol. ac, IKreo., ISec; disorganiza- 
 tion, 1 1 Ars.; putrescence (metritis), I ISec; 
 putrid state after childbirth, IKreo. 
 jggg* cancer, fungus, tumors. 
 
 Uterus, gnawing : Ananth. 
 
 Uterus, granulations: on cervix, I I Tarant. 
 
 Uterus, griping : ICham., Con.; in vaginismus, 
 llgn. 
 
 Uterus, head: with congestion and restless 
 sleep, 1 1 Nux m. 
 
 Uterus, headache : with uterine disease, hys- 
 terical symptoms (megrim), IPlat.; with uter- 
 ine disorder, IHydras. Jg^" Chap. 3, Head- 
 ache menstrual, pregnancy, uterine. 
 
 Uterus, heat: Apis, Ars. m., Camph., ILach., 
 INux v., Sec; of cervix, Bell., Sarrac ; during 
 menses, Lac c g^ burning, congestion, 
 inflammation. 
 
 Uterus, heaviness: lAlet., IBell., ICalc, ICau- 
 lo., IGels., I IHydrocot, , INux v.; in ascites, 
 1 1 Senecio ; with burning, as if there were not 
 sufficient space, with upward pressure, Ta- 
 rant.; in region of cervix, I INux v.; fulness, 
 IGels.; in hypertrophy, lApis ; after hysteric 
 attack, Elaps ; with polypi, ICon.; pressing 
 weight, INux v.; worse standing, I Aloe ; worse 
 walking, ICinch. g^~ bearing down, con- 
 gestion, fulness, prolapsus. 
 
 Uterus, hemorrhage (metrorrhagia) : lAcon., 
 IIAcet. ac,IAct. rac, I Agnus, IAlet.,1 1 Alum., 
 I lAmb., I Apis, Apoc, lArg. nit., lArn.j^Art. 
 v., Ascl. t., Bapt., I IBell., IBry., I ICalc, 
 Cann., ICanth., Carbo a., Card, m., I ICaulo., 
 ICham., jChrom. ac, UCinch., ICinnam., 
 
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 ICoff.c, IColch., Cop.,IICroc, IDiad.,llErig., 
 IIFerr., IFerr. mar., IFerr. s., Gels., IIHam., 
 IHelon., iHep., IHyos., Ign., Iod., Illpec, 
 llris, IKali c, I Kali m., I I Kali s., IKreo., 
 ILac c, ILyc, 1 1 Lye. vir., IMagn.c, IMagn. 
 m., IMerc, Millef.,INatr. c, INatr. m.,IINitr. 
 ac, INux m., INux v., IOp., UPhos., IPliyt., 
 UPlat., Plumb., MPsor., HPuls., Ratan., 
 1 1 Rhus, Ruta, ilSabina, ISang., USec, ISen- 
 ecio, ISep., BSil., IStram., BSul., Tarant., 
 UTrill., lUrt. ur., IXJstil., IVer.; with catting 
 in abdomen (cancer), IIod.;with pressure 
 into lower abdomen, ISec; after abortion, 
 1 1 Bell., ICham., ICinch., Croc, IFerr. , llpec, 
 IPlat., ISabina, IThlaspi, lUstil.; after abor- 
 tion, in spells, ICham.; threatening abortion, 
 ICalc; threatening abortion (third month), 
 
 ■ IKreo.; active, excitability, giddy, cannot sit 
 up, fear of death, 1 1 Aeon.; active, caused by a 
 fall, IHam.; in anaemia, IIPuls., IThlaspi; 
 general anaemia follows, IPhos.; with atony, 
 Alum., I ICinch.; returns in short attacks, 
 Arg. nit.; with aching boring in back, bearing 
 down in ovarian region, IHam.; with pain in 
 back, Trill.; with sudden bearing-down pains 
 in small of back and abdomen, after non-ap- 
 pearance of menses for ten weeks, ICroc; 
 worse getting out of bed, llpec; black, Arund., 
 Stram.; black, day after coition, IKreo.; black, 
 liquid, . ISec; black, pitchlike, ichorous, 
 ■Bell.; after severe blow upon abdomen of a 
 pregnant woman, ISec; caused by irritation 
 and congestion of brain, Croc; with or in al- 
 ternation with difficulty of breathing, Fluor, 
 ac; bright, lArn., Diad., Illpec, IlSabina; 
 bright, no clots, bearing-down pain in back, 
 IHam. ; bright, without coagula, 1 1 Ustil.;bright, 
 continual, llpec; bright, issued more and 
 freely at every jerk of body, IHyos.; bright, 
 stringy, hot as fire, coming in gushes and 
 clotting easily, ILac c; in cachectic, feeble 
 women, ISec; cancer of cervix, IThlaspi ; in 
 cancer uteri, ICarbo a., Hod.; between men- 
 strual periods, in cancer uteri, ICalc; ceas- 
 ing at intervals, recurs when vital powers 
 rally, I lApoc; from chamomile tea, Hgn.; 
 color changeable, stops and flows, IIPuls.; 
 chronic, ICard. m., HCinnam., lUstil.; _ co- 
 agula, I Arm, Arund., ICoccus, IlSabina; 
 coagula black, greatly exhausting patient, 
 after non-appearance of menses for ten weeks, 
 ICroc; coagula black, I IPlat.; coagula dark, 
 ITrill.; coagula dark, third month of preg- 
 nancy, IlSabina; coagula, with laborlike 
 pains, IRhus ; coagula, large, IKreo.; coagula, 
 large, violent pains, worse by motion, Arg. 
 met.; coagula large, escape when quiet, or 
 during urination, ICoccus ; coagula large, 
 black, worse from every motion, with violent 
 pain in groins and fear of death, ICoff. ; coagula 
 large, bright, in gushes, profuse on motion, 
 
 ■ ISabina; coagula pass during night, Cochl.; 
 coagula, in typhus, I Alum.; after coition (pro- 
 lapsus), lArn.; about climacteric period (pro- 
 lapsus), lAloe; after climacteric period, 
 ■Merc; at approach of climacteric period, Arg. 
 met.; a long time before climacteric period, 
 Staph., during climacteric period, Apoc, lArg. 
 nit., IBell., ICalc, IGels., HLach., Laur., 
 ■Plat., IIPuls., Sarrac, ISec, I ISep., IThlaspi, 
 Trill., lUstil.; during climacteric period, 
 bright, clotted, offensive, BSang.; during cli- 
 
 macteric period, dark clots alternating with 
 fluid blood or bloody serum, with a sensation of 
 fulness in pelvis and bearing down in small of 
 back, ■Plumb.; during climacteric period, with 
 leucorrhcea, ICalc; during climacteric period, 
 profuse, ITrill.; during climacteric period, large 
 coagula, I IMurex; body cold, BCamph.,1 ICarbo 
 v., BSil., BVer.; tearing, cutting colic,BSec; with 
 uterine colic, ISabina, IThlaspi ; after a false 
 conception, or in childbed, after overexertion 
 with palpitation, lAur. met.; after confine- 
 ment, Alet., lArn., IBell., ICaulo., ICham.,, 
 ■ ■Cinch., ICroc, BErig., BFerr., BBIpec, BNitr. 
 ac, IPlat., ISabina, ISec, IThlaspi, IXJstil.; 
 continual, Apoc; with convulsions, BHyos.; 
 copious, of partly fluid and partly black and 
 coagulated blood, BFerr.; with cramplike pain 
 in abdomen, better by pressure and hot drinks, 
 BColoc; cramps, with neuralgic pains, BGels. ; 
 with uterine cramps, BThlaspi ; with cutting 
 about _ umbilicus (prolapsus), llpec; daily, 
 from time to time, a little dark blood, differing 
 in quantity and quality from menses, Lyss.; 
 dark, BBCinch., IKreo.; dark, with pain in 
 small of back and headache, IBry.; of dark, 
 with clots, mostly liquid, varies from half a 
 pound to two or three pounds in twenty -four 
 hours, lElaps; dark, coagulated, in parox- 
 ysms, BCham.; dark and coagulated, in parox- 
 ysms, worse in evening, with laborlike pains, 
 especially during climacteric period, IIPuls. ; 
 dark, oozing, highly coagulated, forming occa- 
 sionally long, black, stringy clots, ■ IXJstil. ; 
 black, bad smelling, IHelon.; thin, oozing- 
 dark, Sul. ac. ; dark, thin, pale, lUstil.; for 
 several days (threatened abortion), IHelon.; 
 with delirium tremens, IHyos.; consequent on 
 displaced uterus, Trill., TJstil.; uterus is en- 
 gorged, ISec ; excessive, IHelon. ; from excite- 
 ment, BlCalc; after great exertion, I IMillef.; 
 greatly exhausted (ulcerated cervix), IMerc; 
 cold extremities, ISec; especially with red- 
 ness of face, IFerr., IMelil.; with fainting, 
 ■Ipec, IKreo.; with fainting, in flabby sub- 
 jects, I ITrill.; wants to be fanned, ICarbo v.; 
 fetid, inlumps, ICham.; fluid, I ISabina; bright, 
 partly fluid partly clotted (subinvolution of 
 uterus), I IXJstil.; frequent, copious, in uterine 
 polypi, ICon.; frequent and profuse, pouring 
 out freely and then ceasing for a short time 
 (cancer), I IPhos.; frequently recurring, with 
 pressing, IKreo.; feels so full in uterus, she 
 must rise to get rid of clots, 1 1 XJstil.; in girls, aet. 
 from 15 to 18, IHydras.; gummous mass, thick, 
 black, tarry, UPlat.; gushing, bright blood at 
 least movement, later pale blood from anae- 
 mia, ITrill.; gushing, with, hypogastric pains, 
 1 1 Sabina ; gushing, thin black, on least move- 
 ment, 1 1 Sec. ; with congestive headache, 
 IMillef.; headache follows, IBGlon.; with pain- 
 ful hemorrhoids, BSil.; hot blood, IBBell., IHy- 
 dras.; for twenty- four hours, over a quart of 
 bright fresh blood, not coagulable, BHam.; 
 seems to pass intocorrosive,ichorousdischarge, 
 then to freshen up again and go on, I IKreo. ; 
 incessant, ISec; increased hourly, passing 
 through mattress, flowing under bed (in sixth 
 week of pregnancy), llpec; from irritability 
 of organism in patients who menstruated early 
 in life and freely, and have had tendency to 
 miscarriage, IlSabina; from reflex irritation, 
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 appearance of herpetic eruption in axillae, ILac 
 c. ; with threatened premature labor at end of 
 eighth month, IFerr.; with laborlike pains in 
 small of back and abdomen, hard, full pulse, 
 ■Ferr.; with laborlike pains, induration of 
 uterus, ICarbo a. ; with laborlike pains, glow- 
 ing face, flow watery or containing lumps, 
 pulse full, hard, IFerr.; follows leucorrhcea, 
 BMagn. m.; with leucorrhcea, during climac- 
 teric period, ICalc; on lifting a weight and on 
 least exertion, IHelon.; from high living, 
 HNux v.; with pain in loins (cancer), Hod.; 
 long continued, before or after abortion, 
 iLyc; long lasting (cancer of womb), Hod.; 
 worse lying on back, ICham.; with melancholia 
 during pregnancy, I Plat.; between menses, 
 ■Act. rac, IBell., ICham., I I Hep., Magn. s., 
 ISil. ; between menses, at every little accident, 
 at hard stool, or after a long walk, IIAmb.; 
 between menses with purulent leucorrhcea, 
 Rob.; between menses, profuse and bright, 
 
 I ISabina; between menses, with prolapsus 
 ■uteri, I Am. ; between menses, with sexual ex- 
 citement, ISabina; between menses, occasional 
 showJBov.; worse during menses, BPlat.; after 
 abuse of mercury, Hod. ; with metritis, IBell., 
 ISabina, I IVer.; worse from motion, Arg. nit., 
 IBell., Bry., HCact., Ilpec; constant, worse 
 from motion when pains are absent, I ISabina ; 
 worse from least motion, much walking re- 
 lieves, ISabina ; worse from slightest motion, 
 thin black, black lumpy or brown fluid of dis- 
 gusting smell, ISec; worse on moving or going 
 to chamber, when it flows profusely and is of 
 arterial color (pregnancy), ISabina; of nerv- 
 ous origin, IKali br.; worse at night in bed, 
 causing hysteria, IMagn. m.; at night, demands 
 constant change of position to get relief,B Rhus; 
 offensive, ICroc, BKreo.; offensive, in large 
 clots, IKreo.; of old maids, blood clotted, after 
 abuse of mercury, IMagn. m.; even in old wo- 
 men, Cham., BMerc; blood oozes, Anthrac; 
 oozing, dark, with small coagula, MUstil. ; 
 oozing, vessels relaxed, Caulo. ; from ovarian 
 irritation or inflammation, lAmm. br.; from 
 overexertion, INitr. ac. ; oversensitive after, 
 
 I I Sep.; relieves pains in uterine region,! ILach.; 
 painless, after labor, abortion, or when an 
 abortion threatens, if the blood be bright red 
 and there are no pains in joints, IMillef.; pale 
 blood, IHyos.; deathly pale, ICarbo v.; parox- 
 ysmal, Apoc; passive, IHam., IChin. s.; pas- 
 sive, in a woman long past climacteric period, 
 IA T inca; with occasional clots and much fetor, 
 ITrill.; chronic, passive, I ISec; chronic pas- 
 sive, caused by examination, I ISec; chronic 
 passive, os open, indented, puffy edges, flaccid 
 and soft, I ISec; passive, painless, rather thin, 
 causing debility, I IKali f.; for ten days, dur- 
 ing each period, with pain and anaemia, 
 ■Hydras.; from plethora, I ISabina ; predispo- 
 sition to, from fibroid tumors, subinvolution, 
 enlargement and hypertrophy, IKali iod.; 
 during pregnancy, BApis, BCoccul.; during 
 pregnancy, especially fifth and seventh 
 months, USep.; during pregnancy, eighth 
 month, ICann. i.; in first half of pregnancy, 
 after overexertion of body and mental de- 
 pression, BNitr. ac. ; pains worse by pressure, 
 I ISabina; with violent pressure over uterus, 
 Ilpec; profuse, ICaulo., I I Puis.; profuse, 
 bright (fibroid), ICalc; profuse, bright, after 
 
 false step or strain in loins, ICinnam.; profuse, 
 bright, every movement aggravates flow, with 
 pallor and weakness, IIErig.; proiuse coagula, 
 with heavy oppressed respiration (prolapsus), 
 Ilpec; profuse, with serous leucorrhoea, uter- 
 ine pain and ovarian pain, IHelon.; profuse, 
 third month of pregnancy, I ISabina; profuse, 
 protracted, ISec; profuse, red and paroxys- 
 mal especially during motion (th reatened abor- 
 tion), ISabina; profuse at times, at others 
 scanty, mixed with clots, IIPuls. ; with pro- 
 lapsus during climacteric period, IILach.; pro- 
 longed, IKah c; protracted from loss of tone 
 in vessels, arising from disease or weight and 
 pressure of foetus, blood dark and clotted, 
 gouty subjects, ISabina ; all through proving, 
 Helon.; particularly before puberty, ICina ; 
 puerperal, J^sST* Chap. 24, Post partum hem- 
 orrhage ; after abuse of quinine and iron, 
 IIPuls.; discharge reappears when she thinks 
 she is almost well, IKreo.; in rheumatic wo- 
 men, IRhus; with pains in sacrum, down 
 thighs, ISec; with excessive sensitiveness of 
 organs and voluptuous itching, ICoff.; in single 
 women from joltinginheavy wagon over rough 
 roads, IHam.; with uterine spasms, IMagn. m.; 
 with pain in region of spleen, BCean.; steady 
 and slow, no pains, IHam.; in sterility 
 (prolapsus), lArg. nit.; during stool, Murex ; 
 from a strain, IRhus; a stream gushing while 
 carving a heavy burden, with hypogastric 
 pains, weakness of head almost amounting to 
 vertigo, I ISabina; stringy, black, when uri- 
 nating, Cochl.; profuse sudden, dark, BArs.; 
 with cold sweat, I ICarbo v., ISec, IVer.; with 
 offensive foot sweat, ISil.; blood thin, BBSabi- 
 na ; thin black, a kind of sensation with ting- 
 ling in legs and debility (metritis), I ISec; thin, 
 pale, becoming more watery the longer it lasts, 
 Prun.; painless, in women who have resided 
 long in tropical climates, ISec; troublesome, 
 IFerr. mur.; from fibroid tumor, IHydras., 
 BVinca; tendency to, with uterine tumor, BKali 
 c; violent, and debilitating in small built wo- 
 man aet. 47, Amm.m.; discharge of white water 
 instead of menses, BSil.; watery in an old wo- 
 man, pain in back as though menses were com- 
 ing on, I ICalc; after night-watching and men- 
 tal disturbance during pregnancy, I I Puis.; in 
 prolapsus, in young widows, BArg. nit.; lasting 
 four weeks, BKreo. ; for six weeks, I I Lac c ; 
 of six weeks, beginning every morning at 
 3 and lasting untU 11, HNux* v.; with or 
 without abortion, in yellow fever, I IHam.; 
 especially in young women, • Kali br. 
 Jggp"* cancer,' fungus ; also Menses profuse. 
 
 Uterus, hydatids: j^g^ Chap. 24, Pregnancy, 
 moles. 
 
 Uterus, hypersesthesia : of some nervous 
 branch, BAtrop. s. J^^ sensitive. 
 
 Uterus, hypertrophy : fgtj^ enlarged. 
 
 Uterus, hysteria : ggg^ Chap. 36, Hysteria. 
 
 Uterus, induration: BAlum., BAur. met., BAur. 
 mur., BBell., BCalend., ICarbo a., ICham., 
 ICon., Hod., IKali br., IITarant.; causes 
 abortion, I I Aur._ mur._ nat.; with burning, 
 stinging and darting pains in cervix, I ICon.; of 
 cervix, ICarbol. ac, BBCon., IHydras., BKreo., 
 BNatr. c, BSep., BSil., IITarant., I IVer.; 
 burning of cervix, BCarbo a.; of cervix, in 
 metritis, I IVer.; of cervix (parenchymatous 
 metritis), I ILac c; of cervix, with stitching 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 extending upward, ISep.; feels hard, subjec- 
 tively, I I Plat., Sec; feels hard, in os, Hod.; 
 hard, on pressure, Amyl.; with lancinating, 
 HCon.; hard lump on cervix, IKreo.; uterine 
 neuralgia, Con. improved, Tarant. cured; of 
 "os, lAur. met., IHydras., INux v., 1 1 Plat., 
 iPod.,IUstil.; of os,tenderto touch (prolapsus), 
 ILil. tig. ; os hot, worse from motion (scirrhus), 
 lArs.; with continued pressure in groins and 
 back, IPlat.; in prolapsus, lAur. met., ICon.; 
 scirrhous os, I IMagn. m.; scrofulous, or from 
 injuries,HCon.; excessive sensitiveness, IPlat.; 
 shotlike bunches on cervix, to touch, ICalc. 
 p.; one part, softening of another, Aur. mur. 
 nat.; swollen and sore, IGraph. Jg@f* cancer, 
 enlarged, tumors. 
 
 Uterus, infarcts : chronic, in metritis, ICalc. 
 
 Uterus, inflammation (metritis) : lAcon., lAg- 
 nus, IIAlumin., lApis, lArn., IIArs., lAur. 
 mur., IIBell., IBry., ICact., ICalc, ICanth., 
 Caulo., Cham., Cinch., Coccul., ICoff., IColoc 
 ICon., Croc, IFerr., Graph., Hep., IHydras., 
 Hyper., Ign., Hod., Ipec, I Kali c, I IKreo., 
 IILac c, ILach., IILyc, Magn. m., IMerc, 
 I INux v., IOp., Phos., IPuls., IRhus, Sabad., 
 ISec, ISep., IStram., ISul., IITereb., IVer. v.; 
 with stitches in abdomen, arresting respira- 
 tion, ICroc; after abortion, IBell., Ilris, HSa- 
 bina; acute, ISabina; acute, with high fever, 
 IVer.v.; afteranger,especiallyafterparturition, 
 ICham.; with anxiety, IVer.; constant desire 
 to get out of bed, I ISec; after loss of blood or 
 excessive coitus, ICinch.; from great losses of 
 blood from uterus, lArs.; burning, IHep.; 
 acute cellulitis,. I IVer. v.; cellulitis periuterine, 
 ISil.; cervix obliterated with altered form of 
 body (parenchymatous), I I Lac c; of cervix, 
 ulcerated, iEsc h.; endocervicitis, IBell., 
 Calc,Calc p., ICalend., IHep., IMerc iod., 
 SiL; in childbed, IIArs.; chronic, I Ant. t., 
 I Aur. mur., ICarbo a., ILil. tig., I INux v.; 
 chronic, with hypertrophy, ILach.; chronic, 
 menses scanty and difficult, ILach.; chronic, 
 after abortion,with nausea and vomiting, I Kali 
 c; chronic, soreness about pelvic region, 
 ILach.; from debilitating or emotional influ- 
 ences, IPhos. ac; with delirium, IVer.; after 
 delivery, with typhoid symptoms, I IRhus; 
 with diarrhoea, IVer.; especially if caused by 
 emotional disturbances, IHyos.; endometritis, 
 IHydras.; endometritis, chronic, sweat fetid 
 in axillae and on feet, with burning of soles, 
 ■Lye; in fair, graceful women, IPhos.; from 
 indignation, IColoc; induced by excessive 
 joy, she is in a state of ecstacy, and is very 
 sensitive to contact, ICoff.; threatened after 
 labor, in consequence of catching cold, 1 1 Puis.; 
 after premature labor, I ISabina; with acute 
 pain and soreness in mammae, Hod. ; with ten- 
 dency to mortification, IITereb.; parenchyma- 
 tous, I I Lac c; parenchymatous, feeling as if 
 entire lower portion of body were giving 
 way, 1 1 Lac c; parenchymatous, uterus round 
 as a ball, 1 1 Lace; parenchymatous, chronic, 
 with bearing down into vagina, and towards 
 sacrum, INux v.; parenchymatous, chronic 
 after subinvolution, with lumbar abdominal 
 neuralgia and heaviness in lower abdomen 
 when standing and walking, I Ham.; after 
 parturition, INux v., ISabina; with peritoni- 
 tis, I Apis; after frequent pregnancies, IPhos.; 
 pulseless, IKreo.; with pyaemia and phlebitis, 
 
 IPhos.; with soreness and tenderness, making 
 every motion, position and even breathing 
 painful, ILac c; subacute, ICarbo a.; sup- 
 purative, ICanth.; suppurative, with tender- 
 ness, ICanth.; throbbing, IHep.; typhoid 
 state, IHyos.; with vomiting, IVer.; after 
 getting feet wet, or from suppression of men- 
 ses, with a deficiency of milk, chilliness and 
 thirstlessness, I IPuls. t$gf congestion, 
 sensitive. 
 
 Uterus, injuries : bruises, I Arm, ICon.; after 
 Caesarian section, ICalend.; congestion and 
 inflammation, after blow in region of left 
 ovary, I I Ham.; laceration, ICalend.; from 
 pessaries, I Hyper.; diseases after wearing 
 pessaries (traumatic erysipelas), ITereb.;. 
 pessaries cause pain and vomiting, INux m. r 
 7rArt. v. 
 
 Uterus, irritation : Ars., IBell., ICaulo., I IPhos. 
 ac; with relaxed state of bowels, IHyos.; 
 causes cardiac neurosis, IKali br.; of cervix, 
 causes hysterical conditions, Chlorof.; causes 
 hysterical convulsions, IVib.; causes nausea, 
 Lil. tig.; causes pruritus, IKali br.; with 
 sleeplessness, ISenecio ; causes spasmodic,, 
 hysterical symptoms, ITarant. 
 
 Uterus, itching: in erotomania, I IPlat.; with 
 spinal irritation, IPlat.; voluptuous, I IPlat. 
 
 Uterus, jerking : in hysteralgia, Ast. r. 
 
 Uterus, laborlike pains: lAsaf., Camph.,, 
 Hydrocot., Ilgn., IPuls.; to back and hips,, 
 IIGels.; with discharge of clotted blood, 
 ICham.; with discharge of blood in gushes, 
 I IPuls.; cancer uteri, ICarbo a. ; cramps, as if 
 she would have a child, obliged to lie down,. 
 Agar.; in dropsy, "AscLs-.; in dysmenorrhcea r 
 ■Chloral.; in hysteria, IPlat.; down legs 
 (prolapsus), 1 1 Aloe ; in menorrhagia, Cann. i,; 
 before menses, IHyos.; metrorrhagia,! ISabina; 
 after night watching and mental disturbance 
 during pregnancy, 1 1 Puis. ; pressing (dys- 
 menorrhcea), II Aeon.; spasmodic, INux in.; 
 with desire to go to stool, IOp.; through from 
 back to front (puerperal fever), ICham.; in 
 weakly persons, with fiery red face and vascu- 
 lar excitement, IFerr. Jgg^ bearing down. 
 
 Uterus, lancinating : through lower abdomen, 
 hips and back (polypi), ICon.; with spasms in 
 abdomen, accompanying excessive menses, 
 IMurex ; in cervix, goes to umbilicus and 
 epigastrium, ISep.; daggerlike pain (carci- 
 noma), IBufo.; to legs, 'IGraph.; upwards, in 
 os, IILac c; in prosopalgia, Ilgn.; in scir- 
 rhusJIArs., HCon.; on touching parts, Ilgn. 
 g^ 1 * cutting, darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Uterus, motion : dull, as if beating against right 
 ovary and hips, Aug.; as from foetus, INatr. 
 c; as from foetus (pruritus vulvae), I ITarant.;. 
 when lying on right side, lApis ; moves when 
 she moves, sore and tender, IHelon. 
 
 Uterus, neuralgia (hysteralgia): I Act. rac, 
 Alet., IIAsaf.,IAst.r., IIBell., ICarbo., ICaulo., 
 ICaust., ICham., ICoccul., ICoff., Con., Ferr., 
 ■Gels., IHyos., Ilgn., Ilris, IKali c, Magn. 
 c, IMagn. p., Murex, INatr. m., I INux v., 
 Plat., Sep., Stann., I ITarant., IThuya ; two 
 weeks after confinement, in consequence of 
 fright, returning at same hour every after- 
 noon, with dyspnoea, small pulse and clammy 
 sweat, Chin, s.; relieved by flow, but returns 
 after cessation of menses, I Zinc ; intermittent, 
 from left side to transverse colon, thence 
 
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 cutting across, as if from both sides towards 
 centre, thence to face and temple, Crotal.; 
 could not bear touch, not even weight of bed- 
 clothes or slighest jar, anteversion, IILil. tig. 
 j^S^ pain ; also During menses pain 
 
 Uterus, numbness : slight, Calab. 
 
 Uterus, os: cicatrized, I I Rhus ; dilated, I lEhus; 
 patulous (subinvolution), MUstil.; feels as if 
 open, ILach.; hard, resisting feel (after 
 several premature labors), I I Thuja; ill shaped, 
 INatr.c; ill shaped, with congenital defective 
 growth of anterior vaginal wall, INatr. c; 
 open, ILach., I ISabina, Sang., Sec, I I Sep.; 
 open, in threatened abortion, ISabina ; open, 
 almost everted, IKreo.; open, in metrorrhagia, 
 
 I ISabina; open, in uterine polypus, 1 1 Thuya ; 
 size of a small goosequill, smooth and normal, 
 except that there was a string of bloody mu- 
 cus, size of os, hanging from it, so tough and 
 viscid that it was difficult to wipe it away 
 with a sponge, ILyss.; rigid, Con.; rigid, 
 during labor, IVer. v.; everything seemed to 
 be rolled out and os open (nymphomania), 
 -Lach. g@~ ulcers; also Chap. 24, Parturi- 
 tion uterus. 
 
 Uterus, pain (undefined): Absin., Cact., ICepa, 
 Cinnam., Cub., Inul., Lyss., INatr. m., IPlat., 
 IPod., I I Sec, ITarant., ITereb.; threatened 
 abortion, from fright, IGels.; with amenor- 
 rhcea, I IPuls.; running from back to groins, 
 ISabina ; into breast and right side of abdo- 
 men, Lyss.; in cervix, ICalc p.; in cervix, 
 from inflammation of (formerly treated with 
 caustic), during pregnancy, I ILyss.; to chest, 
 Lyss.; before convulsions (dysmenorrhea), 
 Collin.; running down, llpec; follow retro- 
 cession of eruption on lumbar region, I IRa- 
 tan.; in evening, after exertion, Pallad.; until 
 relieved by flow of blood, I ILach.; fugitive 
 (false conception), ICaulo.; running from 
 groins to back, Sul.; hard aching (amenor- 
 rhcea), ILach. ; with great heat all over, Tereb.; 
 especially left side, Hydrocot.; with leucor- 
 rhcea, ICed.; severe, with profuse yellow- 
 brown bloody leucorrhoea, two days after 
 menses, 1 1 Lac c; in ligaments, periodical, in 
 evening, Cact.; in os, on lying down, IFerr. ; 
 during menses, lArs. m.; as if menses were 
 coming on, Calab.; during menses (anaemia), 
 
 I I Sul. ; during menses (parenchymatous met- 
 ritis), 1 1 Lac c; at outset of menses, IINux 
 m.; with profuse clotted menses, a week too 
 late, IKreo.; menses too profuse, often and 
 long (induration of liver), IMagn. m.; with 
 meteorism, before catamenia, Arund.; in pa- 
 renchymatous metritis, 1 1 Lac c; every few 
 minutes (dysmenorrhea), IUst.il.; with mo- 
 roseness and apprehension, ISul.; in os, ICalc 
 p. ; from inflammation of os (formerly treated 
 with caustic), during pregnancy, I ILyss.; re- 
 sult of over-physiological action, always lo- 
 cated in ovaries and duct, IThuya; violent 
 stitching, particularly in posterior wall of 
 uterus (metritis), I IVer.; as of something pro- 
 truding behind it, Ast. r.; when reaching high 
 with arms, IGraph.; especially over uterine 
 region, worse left side, I lUstil.; from right 
 side of abdomen, Lyss. ; in right side, going 
 into abdomen or thorax (ulceration of os), 
 IMurex ; right side, crossed entire body, and 
 extended upward to left breast, I IMurex; 
 running down, INux v.; and shocks (ulcer of 
 
 os), ICurar.; worse sitting too long (carci- 
 noma), IBufo.; down thighs, ICalc; down 
 thighs, from reading or writing, I I Natr. m. ; 
 to thighs, IKreo.; down, inside of thighs, 
 halfway to knee, ILac c; extending towards 
 and passing off into uterus, llpec; running 
 up, during menses, I ILach.; with vomiting, 
 after taking cold, Calend. ; worse walking 
 (carcinoma), IBufo.; wandering, Cop.; severe, 
 felt like wind, after catching cold, by getting 
 feet wet, during menses, I Hydras, fi^" neu- 
 ralgia. 
 
 Uterus, physometra: Apis, IBell.,Brom., ICalc, 
 Cinch., Hyos., IILyc, IMagn. c, IINux m., 
 INux v., lOrig., UPhos. ac, ISang., ISep., 
 Sul.; bloated, as if filled with wind, IPhos. 
 ac; quivering in ulcer of os uteri, ICurar. 
 jj@* Vagina flatus. 
 
 Uterus, pinching: Ananth., Con.; then dis- 
 charge of large clots of blood, ICham. 
 B^" constriction. 
 
 Uterus, polypus: IArs.,Aur.met.,IBufo.,IICalc. J 
 IICalcp.,ICon.,Hydras.,ILed.,ILyc,IIMar.v., 
 Merc, Mez., Nitr. ac, Petrol., I IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPlat., Puis., I ISang., Sec, ISep., ISil., 
 ■Staph., I IThuya; oval body, with a thick 
 pedicle extended out of os, about size of a 
 thumb, I IThuya; had been operated eighteen 
 months before, I IThuya; attached by a long 
 pedicle, I I Thuya ; getting chilled from a sea- 
 bath, 1 1 Rhus ; protrude during stool, ICon. 
 
 Uterus, pressing sensation : I Aeon., I Ant. c, 
 IIBell., Calad., Cinch., ILil. tig., INatr. c, 
 INitr. ac, IPlat., Pod., ISep., Ustil.; aching 
 in neck of bladder, prostration, Calc. p.; with 
 cramps in cbest, ICoccul.; sensation of con- 
 stant tonic, causing: distress, ISec ; with faint- 
 ing, ICoccul.; as if menses would appear, 
 Calc. p.; with nausea, ICoccul.; painful, 
 Anac; painful, in tumor, ICalc; painful, in 
 paroxysms in os, Apis ; as if something were 
 pushing, Ast. r.; with stool, ICarbo v.; extend- 
 ing upward to umbilicus, and often to region 
 of stomach, causing nausea (dysmennorrhcea)., 
 IINux v. figg* bearing down, cramp, 
 laborlike pain. 
 
 Uterus, pressure : causes oppression of respira- 
 tion, Sep.; causes increased sexual desire, 
 Calc. p. 
 
 Uterus, pricking : Arund. 
 
 Uterus, prolapsus (falling, procidentia) : I Aeon., 
 ■Act. rac, liEscl. h., lAgar., lAlet., lAloe, 
 ■Alum., IAlumin.,IAmm. m., Ananth., lApis, 
 IIArg. met., lArg. nit., lArn., "Art. v.,IIAur. 
 met., lAur. mur. , IBell., IIBenz. ac, Berb., 
 IIBry., I ICalc, Calc. a., Calc. p., ICanth., 
 ICarbo a., Caulo., Cham.* Cinch., Coccul., 
 Collin., ICon., Croc, IFerr., IFerr. iod.JIHe- 
 lon., IHydras., IHydrocot., Iod., Ipec, Kali 
 bi., IKali c, IKreo., Lac c, ILach., ILil. tig., 
 IILvss., Merc, Millef., IMurex, INatr. m., 
 I INatr. p., INux in., INux v., Op., llPallad., 
 
 ■ IPlat., IPod., (Puis., IIRhus, Sabina, ISec, 
 
 ■ ■Sep., Sil., Stann., Staph., ISul., IThuya, 
 Ustil., Zinc; with pressure in abdomen and 
 small of back, as from a stone, I IPuls.; with 
 aching and bearing down, IPod.; with much 
 aching in region of left ovary, heat running 
 down to left thigh, in pregnancy, must lie 
 on stomach, IPod.; with amenorrhea, IPod.; 
 from atony, I Act. rac, lAlet., IHelon.; with 
 backache', during menses, lAur. met.; bearing 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 down, with palpitation, ILil. tig.; with elon- 
 gation of cervix (uterine affection), IMurex; 
 cervix ulcerated, IMerc; inflamed, ulcerated 
 cervix, I^Esc. h. ; during climacteric period, 
 with flashes of heat, hot vertex, IILach.; bet- 
 ter after coition, IMerc. ; caused by concussion, 
 prevents walking erect, IIArn.; after confine- 
 ment, Bell., IPod., IRhus; with congestion, 
 IILach.; with passive congestion of all pelvic 
 organs, caused by congestion of liver, I IPod.; 
 caused by constipation, Collin.; worse in damp 
 weather or before a storm, IRhus ; from debil- 
 itating or emotional influences, BPhos. ac; 
 in debilitated persons, • Calc. p.; with diar- 
 rhoea and prolapsus recti, IPod.; in patients 
 reduced by chronic diarrhoea, during day, 
 I Petrol.; pubes, drawing at, lAur. met.; feel- 
 ing as if uterus would drop from her, ILil. 
 tig.; dysentery, ILil. tig.; with dysmenor- 
 rhcea, IVer.; with subacute endocervicitis, 
 ILil. tig.; in evening, with pruritus, dys- 
 menorrhea and constipation, Collin. ; and 
 attendant symptoms, superinduced by loss of 
 fluids, particularly blood, ICinch.; partial, 
 after forceps delivery, ISec. ; from fright, IOp.; 
 witli hemorrhage, llpec; in hot weather, 
 IIKali bi.; with pain in hypogastrium, espe- 
 cially in right side, ISul.; immovable, vaginal 
 portion blue, hard and hypertrophied, with 
 cedematous, pouting lips, IHam.; descends 
 two inches (mental derangement), IBrom.; 
 with induration, bruised, shooting, drawing 
 pains, lAur. met. ; with induration, ulcera- 
 tion and profuse leucorrhoea, I Con.; with in- 
 flammation, ILil. tig.; lying between external 
 labia, 1 1 Sep.; inclined to left side, from press- 
 ure of tumor (ovarian tumor), IColoc; with 
 inclination of fundus to left side, producing 
 numb feeling in lower half of left side of body, 
 Sep. ; os pointed to left side, fundus lay on 
 opposite side (menorrhagia), I ISabina ; with 
 leucorrhoea, IHelon.; all symptoms better by 
 lifting it into place and holding it there, 
 ■ Hydras.; after lifting a heavy load, worse at 
 menstrual period, I lAur. met.; after over- 
 lifting or straining, IPod.; laxity of ligaments, 
 ILil. tig.; disposed to fall very low, even pain- 
 fully so, IPod.; with aching in lumbar region, 
 better lying on back, IINatr. m.; with menor- 
 rhagia, lUstil.; after menses, Agar., Aurum, 
 Ipec, Kreo.; with deficient menses (epilepsy), 
 IKali br.; menses dark, frequent, protracted, 
 ILyss.; worse during menses, I Calc. p.;- with 
 metrorrhagia, IIErig.; with tendency to mis- 
 carry, IHelon.; symptoms worse in morning, 
 better in evening, I I Sep.; of seven months' 
 standing, ILyss.; in consequence of myelitis, 
 ISil.; in nervous, irritable women, IBell.; os 
 protrudes externally, IHelon.; with ovaralgia, 
 ILil. tig.; partial, seems as if everything 
 would come out (pruritus vulvae), ILil. tig.; 
 after parturition, IBell., INux v., IPod., 
 IRhus, Sec; injurious effects of pessaries, 
 IHyper.; in polypus, 1 1 Thuya; with pressure, 
 ■Calc; with continual pressure in groins and 
 back, IPlat.; procidentia, with bearing down, 
 better crossing limbs, I I Sep.; partial proci- 
 dentia, I ILil. tig.; from reaching high, lAur. 
 met., ICalc, ISul.; bright redness of vaginal 
 portion, ILyss.; in rheumatic women, whose 
 pains compel them to shift about^in order to 
 get relief, IRhus ; with pain in sacrum, IPod.; 
 
 sensitive (ovarian dropsy), ILil. tig.; with 
 sleeplessness, ISenecio; worse during stool, 
 ICalc p., IPod.; worse during stool (neuras- 
 thenia), UStann.; from straining, lAur. met.; 
 from straining or lifting, lArn., IRhus ; from 
 straining or lifting, or after miscarriage, I INux 
 v. ; strangulated, tends to gangrene, IStann.; 
 sudden, with inflammation, I Aeon. ; with 
 swelling, ILil. tig.; want of tonicity, IHelon.; 
 worse during urination, ICalc. p.; with dysu- 
 ria, Chim. umb.; with fetid urine, IIBenz. 
 ac; with heat of vagina, lAur. met.; with in- 
 creased heat of vagina, 7rBor.; wrinkling 
 vagina (scirrhus), lArg. met.; with blurred 
 vision, ILil. tig.; from washing, IPod. ; weak, 
 sinking feeling, abdomen, IPhos.; with weep- 
 ing mood, IPallad.; for several years, ICurar.; 
 for fifteen years wore a glass pessary, I I Pod. 
 j^ 1 * bearing down, displacement, labor- 
 like pain, pressing. 
 
 Uterus, rectum: uterine diseases dependent 
 upon diseases of, I I Collin, jgg^ Chap. 20, 
 Rectum uterus. 
 
 Uterus, redness : of cervix, ICalc. p., ■Hydro- 
 cot.; of os, ICalc p., I IHydrocot.; of cervix, 
 with irritation of neck of bladder, with urging 
 to urinate, I I Mitch, rep. tig^ congestion, 
 inflammation. 
 
 Uterus, reflex symptoms : asthenopia (kopiopa 
 hysterica), ISep.; dry cough, IKali br.; sym- 
 pathetic cramps, or spasms, Caulo. 
 
 Uterus, relaxed : INux v.; flabby, atonic condi- 
 tion, causes post-partum hemorrhage, lUstil.; 
 feels flabby and soft, 1 1 Puis.; and surrounding 
 parts flabby, 1 1 Syph. g^° prolapsus, soft. 
 
 Uterus, retroversion : jj|@p displacement. 
 
 Uterus, rheumatic pains : IBry., Ilris ; worse 
 evening and night, disturbing sleep, before 
 parturition, I Puis. 
 
 Uterus, rigid : J^* os. 
 
 Uterus, sensitive : IHelon.; conscious of hav- 
 ing a womb, ""Lyss., Murex ; cervix, IBell.; 
 cervix, painful to touch, IKreo.; does not 
 bear contact, has to be relieved of pressure, 
 lifts clothes, IILach.; cannot bear jar, 
 IBell.; os, worse on motion (scirrhus), lArs.; 
 os, tender, Sep.; os, increasing to intoler- 
 able pain at menses, or on introduction of 
 finger or penis, Syph.; painful, slight prolap- 
 sus,after any considerable physical effort there 
 was a strong conviction that it was prolapsed, 
 Lyss.; painful on touch or on rising (metritis), 
 I IVer.; to pressure, in puerperal mania,INux 
 v.; to pressure, during menses, INux m.; ten- 
 derness, ICarbol. ac, IVer. v.; tenderness after 
 menses, Kreo.; tenderness, every motion, po- 
 sition, even breath painful, with inflammatory 
 congestive condition of ovaries, I Lac c; ten- 
 derness of os, IHydras.; tenderness of os, with 
 anteversion, ILil. tig.; tenderness on pressure, 
 Act. rac; tenderness, in prolapsus, I Apis ; ten- 
 derness, with stitching (hysteralgia), IKali c; 
 to touch, ILach., Sec; to touch, and during 
 coitus, IIPuls.; painful to touch (induration), 
 ■Cham.; to touch (metritis), I IVer.; to touch, 
 after miscarriage, Ilris ; to touch, in uterine 
 neuralgia, 1 1 Chin, s.; to touch of finger, in 
 pregnancy, I Kali f.; to least touch (induration), 
 ■Cham.; winces under pressure of hand 
 (puerperal mania), IIPuls. JB^ inflamma- 
 tion. 
 
 Uterus, sharp pain : in dysmenorrhcea, BApis ; 
 
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 in cervix, ICon.; in puerperal fever, IlVer. v.; 
 while nursing, HSil. 
 
 Uterus, shooting: IIAur. met., Curar., IFerr., 
 I I Lapis; abdomen sensitive, 1 1 Aeon.; up 
 back, must sit up, I Gels.; in cervix (labor), 
 ■Sep.; to labia, Lyss.; after menses, IITarant.; 
 in prolapsus,' I Aur. met.; to side, Act. rac; 
 sharp, zigzag, in region of, Syph. 
 
 Uterus, shuddering sensation: with tumor, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Uterus, soft: lArg. nit.; with fetid discharge 
 (after metritis), BOp.; sensation, in tissues 
 (subinvolution of uterus), I lUstil.; also sur- 
 rounding parts, I I Syph. g@^ relaxed. 
 
 Uterus, soreness : ICalc, ICon., Trill.; as of a 
 boil (membranous dysmenorrhcea), IlVer. v.; 
 in cervix, with pain in lower part of back 
 (prolapsus), ILyss.; in cervix, on rising or 
 sitting, I INux v.; of cervix, ulceration of os, 
 IIMurex; in hydrometra, I I Sep.; griping, 
 worse from pressure, ICaulo.; feeling of, as if 
 menses would appear, Calc. p.; after miscar- 
 riage, llris ; every motion, position, even 
 breath painful, with inflammatory con- 
 gested condition of ovaries, ILac c. ; and nerv- 
 ous pain in one spot in lower left side, worse 
 walking or moving left leg, Med.; painful, 
 IIMurex; during pregnancy, IPuls.; better 
 sitting, with feet high, Lact. ac; throbbing 
 in hypogastrium (hemorrhoids), liEsc. h.; 
 interferes with walking (prolapsus), I I Rhus ; 
 and weight, IHelon. 
 
 Uterus, spasmodic pain : Caulo.; in dysmenor- 
 rhcea, IChloral.; with thick whitish, foul- 
 smelling leucorrhcea, watery or milky, Sarrac; 
 in paroxysms in os, Apis ; during pregnancy, 
 with debility, ICup. ars.; with vomiting dur- 
 ing pregnancy, ICup. ars. ft^ cramp, 
 laborlike pain, neuralgia. 
 
 Uterus, spasms: Cinch., * Con., Ilgn., IPlat., 
 BTarant.; with agonizing pains, worse in 
 evening, ICact.; in cervix, hysterical condi- 
 tions dependent on, Chlorof.; with stitches in 
 left chest, ICon.; contractive, with discharge 
 of coagula, I INux v.; laborlike, into legs, 
 INux v.; folio w r ed by leucorrhcea, IMagn. m.; 
 broad ligaments of, Act. rac; when menses 
 should appear but do not, I Kali c; during 
 menses, ICon., Ilgn.; with too frequent men- 
 ses, in nervous women with irregular menses, 
 spinal irritation and disordered (hysterical) 
 minds, ICoccul. ; especially Muth profuse 
 menses, and intermissions in wave of pulse, 
 I I Kali c; w r ith metrorrhagia, IMagn. m. ; 
 in prosopalgia, I IPlat,; to thighs, followed 
 by fluor albus, IMagn. m. J^^ bearing 
 down, constriction, contraction, cramp, 
 laborlike pain, neuralgia. 
 
 Uterus, squeezing sensation : feels as if 
 clutched and then suddenly relaxed, causing 
 nausea, Sep.; clutching, IBell.; as by a hand, 
 IGels. 
 
 Uterus, stabbing: in dysmenorrhcea, lApis. 
 jjgg^ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Uterus, sticking : IFerr., I INux v.; like sticks 
 or slivers in and about, excited by walking, 
 riding and stool (prolapsus uteri), lArg. nit. 
 J^°* stinging, stitches. 
 
 Uterus, stiffness : painful, ISep. 
 
 "Uterus, stinging: I Apis, I I Lapis; in cervix, 
 with indurations and scirrhosities, I ICon.; in 
 .cervix, during menses, Con.; in cervix, like 
 
 needles in, ICaulo.; in hypertrophy, lApis ; 
 in metritis, lApis ; in displacement, ICalc; in 
 os, w r ith leucorrhcea, I ICalc 5®** sticking, 
 stitches. 
 
 Uterus, stitches: Bell., ICon., Inul., IKali c; 
 in cervix, displacement, ICalc; in cervix, in 
 puerperal fever, ICalc; in cervix, with leu- 
 corrhcea, I ISep.; to right side of chest, Con.; 
 with frequent chills and sweats (metritis), 
 IMerc; to right of fundus, I Aeon.; with 
 headache for four days, only better by bleed- 
 ing of nose, IMelil.; in and about, IKali c; 
 in left side, from below upward, in evening, 
 I IMurex ; with leucorrhcea, I ISep.; like 
 strokes of lightning, Ananth.; shooting, in 
 ulcer of os uteri, ICurar.; thrusting, in metri- 
 tis, lApis ; transient, IBell. JS^gr cutting, 
 lancinating, stabbing, sticking, stinging. 
 
 Uterus, stomach: affection, with disorder of di- 
 gestive functions at climaxis, IHydras.; press- 
 ure after eating, accompanies symptoms, 
 IKali f. 
 
 Uterus, subinvolution: Act. rac, IBell., Bry., 
 ICalc, ICaulo., Cinch., Cycl., IHydras., IKali 
 bi., I IKali br., Kali c, IKali iod., ILil. tig., 
 Millef., Plat., Pod., IPuls., Sabina, Sec, ISep., 
 Staph., Tereb., lUstil. 
 
 Uterus, swollen : lAgnus, Hod., Meph., 
 I I Sabina, I lUstil.; with ante version, ILil. tig.; 
 bloated feeling, ILil. tig.; bloated feeling, ex- 
 tending to hips, Lil. tig.; cervix, IxVrg. met., 
 ICalc, Canth., IHydras., Hod., I Kreo., Sar- 
 rac; cervix, with irritation at neck of bladder, 
 with urging to urinate, I I Mitch, rep.; cervix, 
 bleeds when touched, lUstil.; cervix (false 
 conception), ICaulo.; cervix, with several deep 
 fissures, I IMurex ; cervix, with ulcers on os, 
 IXatr. m.; cervix looks spongy, lArg. met.; as 
 if full of cysts, especially right side, Sarrac; 
 after depressing emotions, in delicate, weakly, 
 pale women, ICarboa.; feeling, Ang.; feeling, 
 with bearing-down pains, will bear no contact, 
 not even of clothing, ILach.; fundus extern- 
 ally painful like a bloodboil on slightest touch, 
 IKreo. ; hard, Rob.; hard, nodulous swelling, 
 worse from motion (scirrhus), I Ars.; during 
 menses, INux m.; uterine neuralgia, I ICon. 
 improved, Tarant. cured; os, I Aur. met., ICalc 
 p., IHain., I I Lye vir., INux v.; with contu- 
 sive pain and stitches in abdomen (metritis), 
 I INux v.; os like a pad, wwse from motion 
 (scirrhus), I Ars.; os panting (false conception), 
 ICaulo. ; pain as if, ILach.; in all its parts, 
 extending somewhat into vagina, ILyss. ; pos- 
 terior wall softened, filling almost entire cavity 
 of pelvis, I I Rhus ; a soft violet-colored en- 
 largement of neck, IMurex; tissues feel spongy 
 (subinvolution), I lUstil.; as if from tumor, 
 Cub. figg" dropsy, enlarged, indurated. 
 
 Uterus, tearing pains: wdth or without colic, 
 I IPlumb.; in induration, ICham.; followed by 
 pressing downward, could not make a hard 
 step duriug menses, ILyss.; extend tosacrum 
 and along vertebral column, with rigidity of 
 trunk, and convulsive movements of head and 
 legs, I I Tarant. J@* neuralgia. 
 
 Uterus, tension : as from a tight bandage, men- 
 ses too late, Hyper.; false conception, ICaulo.; 
 feeling as of a string between uterus and sac- 
 rum in hind part, extremely sensitive to touch, 
 I INatr. m. fi^ 1 * constriction, contraction. 
 
 Uterus, throbbing: IIMurex; painful, ICact., 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 painful, with slight chill, I ICact.; painful, 
 with swelling, as if from a tumor or dropsy, 
 Sarrac; in scirrhus, lArs. f$^T congestion, 
 inflammation. 
 Uterus, tumors: ICalc, IITereb.; fibroid, 
 lApis, Brom., Bufo., HCalc., Calc. s., ICon., 
 I IKali br., IKali iod., ILach., Led., Merc, 
 INux v., Plat., Sec, Thuya, Ustil.; fibroid, 
 with bearing-down pains, Tarant.; fibroid 
 enlargement, ITereb.; fibroid, stony hard- 
 ness, Merc. iod. rub.; fibroid, causes hemor- 
 rhage, IHydras. ; fibroid, causes passive hem- 
 orrhage, IVinca; with tendency to hemor- 
 rhages, IKali c; fibroid, interstitial, 1 1 Thuya, 
 
 I I Ustil. improved; fibroid, with profuse 
 muco-purulent excoriating leucorrhcea, IMerc 
 cor.; fibroid, on os, lUstil.; fibroid or polypi, 
 with menorrhagia, ILed.; subserous fibroid, 
 
 I I Ustil. diminished ; firm and elastic between 
 uterus and vagina anteriorly, and rectum 
 posteriorly, completely occluding vagina and 
 rendering defecation difficult, IColoc; with 
 flatulency, BKali c; hard, on cervix, like 
 scirrhus, Ananth.; hydatids, Canth. (j^g?" 
 Chap. 24, Pregnancy moles) ; with spells of 
 nausea, IKali c; sarcoma, malignant, with 
 tendency to hemorrhage, degraded states of 
 system, ICrotal.; stitching pains, IKali c; on 
 anterior, hard tubercle, size of a bean, after 
 several premature labors, I I Thuya ; with 
 dysuria, IKali c; with rising at night to uri- 
 nate, IKali c jftaT' cancer. 
 
 Uterus, twitchings: causing her to scream, 
 I Plat, ggp^ spasm. 
 
 Uterus, ulcerative pain in cervix: IKreo. 
 
 Uterus, ulcers : I Alum. , lArn., ICalc, -Cetrar.; 
 abrasion, IMerc. cor.; abrasion, above os 
 (treated with caustic), some tumefaction of 
 cervix and walls of vagina, showing a low 
 degree of inflammation, ILyss.; discharge 
 albuminous, sometimes tinged with blood, 
 ■Mez.; bleeding (prolapsus), lArg. nit.; dis- 
 charge bloody, acrid, but ulcers are rather 
 destitute of feeling, IZinc; discharge of 
 bloody matter (prolapsus), lArg. met.; feel as 
 if burnt, discharge putrid, bloody fluid, ISec; 
 in os, cancerous, destroyed its left lateral 
 part, 1 1 Tarant.; on cervix, IIArg. met., IHe- 
 lon., IHydras., IMerc, ISep., ISil.; on cervix, 
 with burning, Bufo.; on cervix, worse after 
 caustics, I Carbol. ac, IINatr. m.; on cervix, 
 with dysmenorrhcea, IPhyt.; on cervix, invet- 
 erate, IIKreo.; worse after menstruation, pro- 
 fuse, six to eight days, ICarbol. ac; on cervix, 
 ragged and torn, inflamed and covered with 
 stringy pus (gonorrhoea), I I Med.; deeply cor- 
 roded on cervix, lArg. met.; deep, on cervix 
 and os, with ragged edges, which bleed freely 
 when touched, IMerc; bloody discharge, in 
 prolapsus and scirrhus, lArg. met.; with copi- 
 ous putrid, bloody discharge, itching or corrod- 
 ing pain, Phos. ac; epithelial abrasion on os 
 and cervix, IHydras.; erosion of cervix (dys- 
 menorrhcea), IPhyt.; erosions on os, like aph- 
 thae, IThuya; follicular erosions on os, ILach., 
 Murex, ISep.; a large excoriation on anterior 
 aspect of cervix, bleeding caused by slight 
 touch (climacteric period), IMurex; from 
 over-stimulated, then broken-down glandular 
 structure, IMerc. cor.; granulations on cervix, 
 lArg. nit., IHydrocot.; ichorous matter (pro- 
 lapsus and scirrhus, lArg. met.; with indura- 
 
 tion, lAur. mur. nat.; on os, jAbrot., Apis,, 
 IIArg. nit., HCalend., ICurar., IHydras., 
 IMurex, ISang., ISep., ISil.; on os, bland,, 
 painless (prolapsus), I Alum.; surrounds os, 
 extends irregularly into cavity of cervix, half 
 an inch in deepest part, Vespa; on os, column 
 thickened, swollen, INatr. m.; on os, corrod- 
 ing, fetid discharge, ICurar.; partly fungous,, 
 partly granular, on upper lip of os, with pro- 
 fuse leucorrhcea, IHydrocot.; on os, funnel- 
 shaped, diameter one inch, ICurar.; irritable,. 
 on os, Vespa ; malignant, on os, with foul dis- 
 charge, I Carbo a. ; on os, two small opaque pus- 
 tules, size of a pea on inner edge, containing 
 in middle a translucent bloody fluid, ICurar. p 
 on os (scirrhus), IPhyt.; small on os, ILyc ; 
 with ovarian irritation, IPlat.; with prolap- 
 sus, ICon. ; with smarting, burning, or prick- 
 ling, IMez.; with bloody suppuration, smell- 
 ing like old cheese, edges sensitive, pulsative 
 sensation, IHep. ; fill room with unbearable 
 stench (prolapsus and scirrhus), lArg. met. 
 g^" cancer, discharge. 
 
 Uterus, uneasiness: of uterine region, IBelL 
 fi^* distress. 
 
 Uterus, veins: phlebitis, -Hippoz. ; varicose,, 
 from frequently recurring congestions, threat- 
 ening abortion, INux v. fi^* congestion. 
 
 Uterus, warts (excrescences) : bleeding, on os 
 (syphilis), IMerc; on cervix, Cub., Graph., 
 ■ Kreo., Merc, INitr. ac, Sec, 1 1 Tarant, 
 IIThuya ; on vaginal portion, as large as len- 
 tils, INitr. ac; on os, ICalc; small, on os, 
 ■Kreo. 
 
 Uterus, weakness: lArg. met., ICalc. p., 
 I INatr. p.; and pain, with sensation of falling, 
 all motions painful, could hardly walk or 
 stand, IPallad. 
 
 VAGINA, abrasion : epithelial, IHydras. 
 
 Vagina, abscess : opened through, I ISec. 
 
 Vagina, aching: Calc. p.; constant (puerperal 
 fever), ICalc; with leucorrhcea, I ICalc; after 
 nosebleed, Calc. p. 
 
 Vagina, anaesthesia: during coitus, IPhos. 
 figHT Coition aversion. 
 
 Vagina, bearing down : JS^* Uterus bearing 
 down. 
 
 Vagina, biting: ICham.; or smarting (leucor- 
 rhcea), I Graph. 
 
 Vagina, bleeding: Camph.; after coition, 
 IIArg. nit., ISep. J^* Uterus hemorrhage. 
 
 Vagina, reddish brown : ISep. 
 
 Vagina, burning: Aur. met., IBerb., Calc, 
 ICanth., ICham., Cop., IGraph., ILyc, I INitr. 
 ac, I I Puis., Sabina, ISul., Thuya; with pain 
 in sides of bladder, Calc. p. ; in cancer of 
 uterus, I ISul.; during coition, ILyc, Sul.; 
 heat, IKreo.; heat, worse before menses (vagi- 
 nismus), Hgn.; each day at same hour, IChel.; 
 worse lying on left side, worse from cold and 
 washing( vaginitis), I Merc, viv.; before menses,. 
 Bufo.; during pregnancy, Bor.; sore, before 
 menses, INatr. m.; scarcely able to keep still, 
 I ISul. ; when touched, Ars. met.; after urination,, 
 INatr. m.; particularly during urination, with 
 profuse greenish gonorrhceal discharge, I Cop.; 
 with pain in uterus, Calc. p.; with soreness of 
 vulva, IPetrol.; when walking and sitting, 
 Thuya. f$gT heat, inflammation, smart- 
 ing. 
 
 Vagina, cancer: scirrhus, painful to slight 
 touch, IIKreo. 
 
23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 683 
 
 Vagina, coldness: in anaemia, IGraph. ; cool, 
 INatr. m. ; cool (chronic passive hemorrhage), 
 1 1 Sec. 
 
 Vagina, congested: lAcon., IIBell., IPuls., 
 IITarant, 
 
 Vagina, constriction : Plat.; preventing coi- 
 tion (vaginismus), HCact. ; crampy, IPuls.; 
 painful, followed by fluor albus, after menses, 
 Kreo.; spasmodic, IMerc, Plat. Jggg "" vagi- 
 nismus. 
 
 Vagina, contraction : IKreo., ISep.; worse on 
 rising from sitting, IKreo. 
 
 Vagina, cutting : during coition, IFerr. mur. 
 j^3^ lancinating. 
 
 Vagina, darting : from slightest contact, ICinch. 
 jgig 11 ' lancinating. 
 
 Vagina, diphtheria : IKali bi. ; after apparent 
 recovery from diphtheria in throat, I Hydras. 
 
 Vagina, discharges : j&g^ Leucorrhcea. 
 
 Vagina, dragging: with swelling of labia, 
 IColoc. 
 
 Vagina, drawing : Cop.; painful, Card. m. 
 
 Vagina, dryness : IBell., IFerr., IGraph., ILyc, 
 IN atr. m., I IPuls.; in anaemia, IGraph.; chron- 
 ic, ILyc; coition painful, INatr. m.; hot, 
 sensitive, 1 1 Aeon.; in scirrhus uteri, IIArs.; 
 causes disagreeable sensation when walking, 
 after cessation of menses, Sep. 
 
 Vagina, eruption : as high up as she could see 
 and on external parts, especially near urethra, 
 whitish patches like aphthae, when removed 
 a raw red surface is left, uneven to touch, with 
 little red elevations, IMerc. viv.; like herpes, 
 Rob.; pimples, burn during urination, I Ang. ; 
 rough, eruptive condition, left side, with itch- 
 ing on left side of labia, ILac c. 
 
 Vagina, fistula: lAsar., HCalc, Carbo v., 
 Caust., ILyc, INitr. ac, IPuls., I ISil.; burn- 
 ing, ICarbo v.; gangrenous, ILach. 
 
 Vagina, flatus: ILac c, I ILyc, INux m., 
 Tarant.; with distension of abdomen, Sang.; 
 hard emission (dysmenorrhea), IIBrom. 
 figg^ Uterus, physometra. 
 
 Vagina, follicles : hypertrophied, IKreo. 
 
 Vagina, fulness : IHam., Lil. tig. 
 
 • Vagina, gangrene : mucous membrane, dark 
 slate color, emitting characteristic odor, 1 1 Sec 
 
 Vagina, gnawing : ILyc. 
 
 Vagina, granulations : lAlum., INitr. ac, 
 I I Tarant.; in scorbutic diathesis, IStaph. 
 gg^~ ulceration. 
 
 Vagina, growth : congenitally defective of an- 
 terior wall, with ill-shaped os, INatr. c 
 
 Vagina, heat: lAcon., Ars. met., lAur. mur., 
 IBell., Berb.,Coloc, Ham., I IHydrocot.,1 ILyc. 
 vir., Sec; deep seated, IHydrocot.; in ex- 
 ophthalmus, ILyc. vir.; with swelling of 
 labia, IColoc; painful (cancer uteri), IGraph.; 
 with prolapsus, lAur. met.; particularly dur- 
 ing urination, with profuse green gonorrhceal 
 discharge, I Cop. ggi^burning, inflammation. 
 
 Vagina, heaviness : during colic, I I Murex ; 
 after hysteric attack, Elaps ; in vaginismus, 
 I ISil. 
 
 Vagina, hymen: lacerated, HCalend. 
 
 Vagina, indurations: ICinch., I IFerr., ILyc, 
 IPuls. 
 
 Vagina, inflammation : I Aeon., IIAlum.,Aur. 
 mur., IBell., Caulo., ICoccus, ICurar., IHam., 
 Hyper., IMerc, I ISep.; acute, with spasmodic 
 action and pain, IHam.; aphthous, Caulo., 
 IIHelon.; in a blonde child, Sep.; chronic, 
 
 IITarant.; with cracks and ulcers on -labia 
 minora, INitr. ac; swelling (leucorrhcea), 
 IMerc; urethral, of long standing, with acute 
 pain and abundant discharge, I Cub.; with vagi- 
 nismus, llgn.g^^burning, congestion, heat. 
 
 • Vagina, irritation : Caulo., IHelon.; with pain 
 in back, I I Helon.; in hysteria, Cyper.; of 
 extreme lower part, worse during urination, 
 can walk a long distance, but is worse after 
 sitting in house all day (vaginitis), ICoccus; 
 in pityriasis capitis), IMez. J^T* itching, 
 vaginismus. 
 
 Vagina, itching: Alum., lAur. mur., ICalc, 
 ICanth., Cop., Elaps, lEerr. io'd., IKreo., ILyc, 
 
 I INitr. ac, Rhus, Staph.; deep, ICon.; worse on 
 left side (vaginitis), IMerc. viv.; with leucor- 
 rhcea), USep.; especially after menses, ICaust., 
 Con.; with mental derangement, IBrom.; in 
 nymphomania, ISul.; during pregnancy, Bor.; 
 in prolapsus uteri, I Alum.; pruritus, Alum.; 
 intense pruritus, IHelon.; pruritus, from 
 leucorrhcea, venous origin, or aphthae, • Grin.; 
 pruritus, causes masturbation, IZinc; pruritus 
 induces masturbation, during pregnancy, 
 
 I I Calad. ; pruritus, after menses (prosopalgia) , 
 IMez.; obliged to rub, IIKreo.; worse when 
 thinking of it, Med. ; unbearable, IHydrocot.; 
 voluptuous, deep, IKreo., Nitr. ac; voluptu- 
 ous, with fulness of parts, ILil. tig. f^f irri- 
 tating, vaginismus. 
 
 Vagina, jerking : from below upward, morning 
 on walking, ISep. 
 
 Vagina, lancinating : sudden, worse walking, 
 Berb. ^ cutting, darting, stitches. 
 
 Vagina, mucous membrane : wrinkled by de- 
 scent of uterus (scirrhus uteri), lArg. met. 
 
 Vagina, neuralgia: ILyc. JS^^T vaginismus. 
 
 Vagina, nodules : I Agar. 
 
 Vagina, pain (undefined) : I I Berb.; during coi- 
 tion, IBerb., IFerr., IKali c, IKreo. ,IPlat.,ISep., 
 ■Thuya; during coition, cannot bear exami- 
 nation, IFerr. ph.; with faintness and flushes, 
 Calc p.; violent, in left side, extending up- 
 ward, so severe as almost to cause her to 
 scream, Lyss.; during menses, I Ars. met. 
 
 Vagina, pale : INatr. m. 
 
 Vagina, polypus: HCalc, IPuls.; smooth 
 pedunculated pear-shaped, protruding three 
 inches beyond hymen, IMar. v. 
 
 Vagina, pressing: lAnt. c, IBell., ILil. tig., 
 ■Sep.; bearing down, with chronic parenchy- 
 matous metritis, INux v.; from slightest con- 
 tact, ICinch.; with nausea, Lil. tig.; in vagi- 
 nismus, I ISil.; crossed limbs to prevent pro- 
 lapsus, ISep.; when stooping, ILyc 
 J&lp"* Uterus, bearing down. 
 
 Vagina, pricking : Aur. met., I I Mur. ac 
 
 Vagina, prolapsus : Bell., Chim. umb., IFerr., 
 IKreo., IMerc, INux m., Nux v., HSep., 
 i I Thuya ; with ulcerated cervix, IMerc; parts 
 look greenish and smell badly, Sul. ac; in- 
 creased heat of, -Bor.; from heavy lifting, 
 INux v.; during menses, IMerc ; during preg- 
 nancy, Calc a.; rectocele, ISul.; worse during 
 stool (neurasthenia), MStann.; strangulation, 
 with diarrhoea, vomiting and cold sweat, 
 IVer.; strangulation, with intense pain (neu- 
 ralgia), I I Plumb.; strangulation, deep purple, 
 ILach.; with strangulation, soporous, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Vagina, pruritus: jg^ 1 " itching. 
 
 Vagina, pulling pains : with or without colic, 
 1 1 Plumb. 
 
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 23. FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. 
 
 Vagina, rasping : during menses, Berb. 
 
 Vagina, rawness : IKali bi., Merc, I I Puis.; as 
 if excoriated, 1 1 Berb., ICham. 
 
 Vagina, red: Berb.-, I IHydrocot. fl®"* con- 
 gested, inflamed 
 
 Vagina, relaxed : dilated (exophthalmus),ILyc 
 vir. Jl^^ prolapsus. 
 
 Vagina, sensitive : iAcon., Alum., Aur. met., 
 IBerb.,ICoff., Kreo., IPlat., Sep., ISil., Staph.; 
 especially anterior portion extending to labia, 
 I Berb.; prevents coition, IThuya; coition 
 painful (prolapsus), ILyss. ; with interrupted 
 contraction during labor, IPlat.; tenderness, 
 Berb , Plat.; anterior portion tender (dysu- 
 ria), BChim. umb.; tender, with chronic pas- 
 sive hemorrhage, 1 1 Sec; tender, with leucor- 
 rhcea, IHam.; tender, extreme lower part, 
 worse during urination, can walk a long dis- 
 tance, but is worse after sitting in house all 
 day (vaginitis), I Coccus ; painful to touch, 
 Berb.; tender to touch (vaginismus), I ISil. 
 j|@°* irritation, vaginismus. 
 
 Vagina, shooting : in orifice, IHydrocot. 
 gig* darting, lancinating. 
 
 Vagina, smarting : IBerb., ICham. ; caused by 
 yellowish leucorrhoea (after several prema- 
 ture labors), I IThuya ; posteriorly, IKreo.; 
 walking and sitting, Thuya. gig" burning. 
 
 Vagina, soreness: IBerb* Brom., Calc p., 
 IFerr. iod.. Graph., IHam., IKali bi., ILyss., 
 IMerc, INitr. ac; after or hindering coition, 
 IRhus; during coition, IFerr. mur., ISul. ; 
 constant (chronic cystitis and irritability of 
 bladder), 1 1 Sep.; painful, I I Trill.; painful 
 during coition, IKali c; painful at entrance 
 during coition (vaginismus), llgn.; and raw 
 during coition, IHam. ; of walLto touch, worse 
 walking, Berb.; after urination, INatr. m. ; pain- 
 ful on urinating, 1 1 Kreo. 
 
 Vagina, spasm : ftfgg* vaginismus. 
 
 Vagina, spasmodic pain: Caulo., IKreo., 
 IStaph. ; worse on rising from sitting posture, 
 IKreo. 
 
 Vagina, stitches: I Alum., lAmb., Ars., IBell., 
 ICon., IGraph., Mur. ac, INitr. ac, Rhus, 
 ISabina ; almost continuous, ISep.; deep from 
 before backward, Sabina; deeper from below 
 upward, ISabina ; in displacement of uterus, 
 
 1 1 Sep. ; electric, seem to come from abdomen, 
 make her start, IKreo.; from inside outward, 
 Berb.; preceding leucorrhoea, Amb. ; during 
 menses, Berb.; in prolapsus uteri, I Alum.; 
 upward into pelvis, IPhos. ; up, or from with- 
 out inward, when walking in open air, INitr. 
 ac. J8@T" cutting, darting, lancinating. 
 Vagina, swollen: I Agar., 1 1 Alum., Cann. s., 
 
 I IFerr, IFerr. iod., IKreo., IINitr. ac, 
 
 I I Puis.; on awaking, Calc. p.; corrugations 
 reddish, inflamed, ICurar.; engorgement, 
 Hod.; internally, like a prolapsus, with burn- 
 ing pain, which makes external touch intol- 
 erable, INux v.; narrowed, Alum.; during 
 pregnancy, Bor.; mucous membrane puffed, 
 IKreo. gST" congestion, inflammation. 
 
 Vagina, tearing : painful, with or without colic, 
 I I Plumb.; from slightest contact, ICinch. ; vio- 
 lent, lAmm. c gSr* neuralgia. 
 
 Vagina, throbbing : worse left side, better ly- 
 ing still (vaginitis), IMerc. viv. ; painful in 
 left side, like tick of a watch, Alum.; in pro- 
 lapsus uteri, lAlum. 
 
 Vagina, tumors: serous cysts, ILyc, IPuls., 
 Rhod., ISil. 
 
 Vagina, ulcerative pain: with acrid yellow- 
 ish fetid leucorrhoea, Rob. 
 
 Vagina, ulcers: Bapt., IHydras., INitr. ac; 
 with ulcerated cervix, IMerc; diphtheritic, 
 ISep.; like herpes, Rob. 
 
 Vagina, vaginismus : IIAcon., IBell., II Cact., 
 ICanth., Coccul., Con., IFerr. ph., IHam., 
 llgn., I IKali br., ILyc, IMagn. p., Nux v., 
 Plumb., IPuls., ISil.; during coition, IPlat.; 
 spasmodic constriction from least touch, grad- 
 ually goes upward, 1 1 Cact. ; in menorrhagia, 
 ■Plumb.; intense soreness, I IHam.; with 
 uterine irritation, 1 1 Gels. g^p" constric- 
 tion, inflammation, irritation ; also Coition 
 painful. 
 
 Vagina, warts : condyloma, in immense num- 
 bers, of large size, rough and dry, IPhos.; 
 condylomatous enlargement, I IThuya; ex- 
 crescences, I ITarant.; pea-sized excrescences 
 upon spots formerly occupied by erosions, 
 three or four on posterior wall , one at orifice 
 on anterior wall, another at fourchette, 
 I IThuya. 
 
24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 685 
 
 24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 Abortion. Infants. Lactation. Lochia. Mammae. Nipples. 
 Parturition. Placenta. Post-partum. Pregnancy. Puerperal. 
 
 ABORTION: Aeon., I Act. rac, Alet., Amb., 
 lApis, lArn., -Art. v., Asaf., Asar., Aur. mur., 
 Bell., Bry., ICalc, Camph., Cann., Carbo v., 
 I Caulo., Ced., Cham., Cinch., Cinnam., Coccul,, 
 IColoc, Con., Croc, Crotal., Dig., Dulc, 
 Erig., IFerr., Filix, IGels., Goss., Ham., 
 Helon., Hippoz., Hyos., Iod., Ilpec, llris, 
 IKali c, Kreo.,Lyc, Merc,IMillef. ,IINux m., 
 Nux v., Op., Phos., Plat, IPlumb., IIPuls., 
 Rhus, Ruta, Sabina, ISec, USep., Sil., Strain., 
 Sul., Syph., iTereb., Trill., lUstil., Ver., 
 IVib., Zinc. 
 
 Abortion, constitution : in flabby persons, 
 lUstil. 
 
 Abortion, cough : dry, shaking, spasmodic, 
 in paroxysms, helps to produce, I IKumex. 
 
 Abortion, disposition to (habitual tendency) : 
 
 I Alet., Arg. nit., I Aur. mur., IHelon., I IKali 
 c, ILyc, IIMillef., 1 1 Sabina, I ISars., ISep., 
 ■Zinc; repeating at same epoch, Ced.; fre- 
 quent and early, ovum expelled at every 
 menstrual period, causing sterility, IVib.; at 
 third or fourth month, I lEup. pur.; with 
 leucorrhoea, I IPlumb.; with menorrhagia, 
 
 I I Sul.; from uterine debility, Caulo. 
 Abortion, with hemorrhage: Anac, I I Apis, 
 
 IBell., ICinch., Ilpec, INitr. ac, IThlaspi, 
 ■Ustil.; bright red, flowing steadily, IHyos. ; 
 coagula, I IKali c; long continued, ILyc; 
 worse from slightest motion, HCroc; worse 
 from motion, mental or sexual excitement, 
 ■Sil.; passive, Caulo.; passive, in lumps for 
 days and weeks, lUstil.; profuse, I I Erig.; pro- 
 fuse, exhausting, black, clotted, I Plat; for 
 four months after, when an alarming hemor- 
 rhage took place, Ilpec ; after or when threat- 
 ening, painless drainings from uterus, nose 
 or lungs, bright red, no pains in joints, IMillef; 
 flow worse at 3 a.m., I Nux v. figj^ threat- 
 ened, Post-partum hemorrhage ; also Chap. 
 23, Uterus hemorrhage. 
 
 Abortion, hemorrhoids : painful, not bleeding, 
 I Ham . 
 
 Abortion, influenza : during epidemic, Camph. 
 
 Abortion, injuries : g^** threatened. 
 
 Abortion, lead poisoning : causes, if born the 
 child lives but a year or two, Plumb. 
 
 Abortion, mental "condition : fright, lAcon., 
 Gels., IOp.; from sudden bad news, IGels.; 
 querulous, fear of death, Coff. gg^ threat- 
 ened. 
 
 Abortion, moles : ggi^ Pregnancy, moles. 
 
 Abortion, ovaries : inflammation superven- 
 ing, ICo'.oc, USabina. 
 
 Abortion, placenta: retained, I I Sabina, I ISep., 
 1 1 Ver. v.; retained, with constant feeling in 
 rectum as if bowels ought to be moved, INux v. 
 
 Abortion, pruritus : g^gf* vulva. 
 
 Abortion, sequela? : IIAct. rac, IHelon., MSec; 
 weakness of back, IKali c; knots and cakes 
 in breasts, 1 1 Lac c; chilliness, resembling 
 ague, IKali c; dry cough, IKali c; system 
 exhausted (ulcerated cervix), IMerc.; eyes 
 weak, I IKali c; much hemorrhage, stool only 
 after an injection, 1 1 Plat.; weakness of legs, 
 IKali c ; kidneys secrete less urine, IStram.; 
 metrorrhagia, IIErig., IPlat, IThlaspi; par- 
 tial paralysis of right leg, 1 1 Lac c ; spasms 
 with full consciousness, followed by ex- 
 haustion, I ISec; involuntary stool, with 
 retention of urine and partial paraplegia, 
 
 I I Sul. ; muco-gelatinous stool, preceded by 
 undefined pain all over abdomen, worse after 
 stool, 1 1 Pod.; sweats, IKali c; tongue red 
 and pointed, 1 1 Pod.; urinary complaints, 
 
 I I Rheum ; especially in weak, debilitated 
 constitutions, IKali c. 
 
 Abortion, in syphilis : lAur. met., IMerc , 
 INitr. ac, Phyt, Staph., Syph., Thuya. 
 
 Abortion, threatened : I Act rac:, Amb., lApis, 
 I Arm, IBell., IBry., ICalc, ICaulo., I ICaust, 
 ■Chain., ICinch., ICinnam., lEup. pur., 
 IFerr., IHelon., Ilpec, IKali c, I IKali m., 
 IMerc, INux m., Nux v., IOp., IPlumb., 
 IIPuls., I IRatam, IRhus, ISabina, ISec, Sep., 
 ■Sil., IStram., ITrill., IVib. ; from atonic con- 
 dition, IHelon. (g^° uterus); with pains 
 from back into buttocks and thighs, I IKali 
 c; back and loins painful, Caulo.; severe 
 backache, I IVib.; spasmodic bearing-down 
 pains, Caulo. ; copious flow of thin black 
 blood, ISec. ; alternately bright thin blood and 
 dark, or in clots on motion, I ISabina; dark 
 blood, ICham.; blood from vagina, in eighth 
 month (gonorrhoea), I Cann. i.; especially in 
 women who have had children, IPlat. ; with 
 convulsions, Ilpec; convulsive movements, 
 ISec; by cough, I IRumex; by nervous cough, 
 IKali br.; sudden depressing emotions,! IGels.; 
 slightest overexertion or irritating emotion, 
 IHelon.; exposure in a damp cold place, 
 IDulc; from falls, shocks, etc, 1 1 Arm; 
 feeble, cachectic women, having a wan, anx- 
 ious countenance, ISec. ; flow ceases and re- 
 turns with double force, IIPuls.; flow slight, 
 Caulo.; from fright, I Aeon., IGels.; fright, 
 especially in latter part of pregnancy, IOp. ; 
 in gonorrhceic patients, I Cann.' s.; hem- 
 
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 orrhage, ICinnam.; hemorrhage dark, now 
 fluid, now coagulated, I I Puis. ; hemorrhage 
 continues after pains have stopped, IHam.; 
 hemorrhage of dark stringy blood, ICroc; 
 hysterical females disposed to faint, feel 
 chilly and catch cold easily, IINux m.; 
 false labor pains with bloody discharge, ISec; 
 during labor pains, had to hold on to objects, 
 ICaulo.; after abuse of mercury, IHep. ; second 
 month, Apis, IKali c ; third month, I Act. rac, 
 Croc, ISabina, ISec, Thuya, I lUstil.; fifth to 
 seventh month, ISep.; nausea, pains in loins 
 extending through epigastrium and iliac re- 
 gion down thighs, 1 1 Sang. ; nausea and vom- 
 iting, I Ver. ; sharp pain around navel to 
 uterus, llpec; from sensibility of nerves, 
 lAsar., Ferr.; os considerably dilated, 1 1 Puis.; 
 ovarian irritation and inflammation, after a 
 fall, Ham.; excessively severe pains, ICoff.; 
 pains with cold sweat, I Ver.; pains, excited 
 by walking IHelon.; prevented, if given 
 before membranes are injured and when the 
 pains are spasmodic and threatening IVib.; 
 constant uneasiness in rectum as though bowels 
 ought to be moved, INuxv.; from straining 
 or overexerting, IRhus ; in typhus, I Bapt.; 
 vagina dry, constricted, 1 1 Puis. ; varicosed 
 condition of uterus from frequently recurring 
 congestion, INux v.; vascular excitement, 
 Caulo. ; from vexation, I Aeon.; tremulous 
 weakness, Caulo. 
 
 Abortion, time : during early months, 1 1 Apis ; 
 sixth week of pregnancy, with acute pains, 
 ■Ipec ; at six or eight weeks, flowing like 
 menses, I ISpong.; during second or third 
 month, Act. rac, Apis, IIKali c, Sabina,Sec, 
 Thuya, Trill.; third month, ICroc, ISabina, 
 ISec, Thuya, I lUstil.; at end of third month 
 or before, IMerc viv. ; at third month , with 
 hemorrhage, 1 1 Trill.; at third month, hemor- 
 hage worse at 3 a.m., INuxv.; atthirdmonth 
 discharge of bright red partly clotted blood, 
 from motion, I ISabina; fourth month, 1 1 Apis; 
 fifth to seventh month, ISep. ; at six months, 
 1 1 Lac c; at seventh month, dead foetus, 
 IRuta; in eighth month, 1 1 Puis.; in last 
 months, Op. 
 
 Abortion, urination: constant desire, Canth. 
 
 Abortion, uterus: general atony (inertia), 
 I Act. rac, lAlet., ICaulo., Cinch., Ferr., IHe- 
 lon., IPuls., Sabina, Sec, lUstil ; bearing- 
 down pains as if everything would come from 
 her, lUstil.; chronic inflammatory condition, 
 with nausea and vomiting, IKali c; difficult 
 contraction, after, ISec; thin, black, foul- 
 smelling discharge, ISec; causes indurations, 
 IIAur. mur. nat.; metritis, USab., 1 1 Ver.; 
 prolapsus after, IINux v. jg^" threatened. 
 
 Abortion, vulva : itching causes, ISep. 
 
 INFANTS (newborn, nursing children),abdo- 
 men : hard, tense, ICham. 
 
 Infants, anxiety : lAcon., ICbam. 
 
 Infants, aphthae : $@^ Chapters 11 and 12. 
 
 Infants, asphyxia: IAcon.,11 Ant.t.,IArn.,IBell., 
 HCamph., ILauroc, I Op.; after great loss of 
 blood by the mother, or if infant is pale, 
 ICinch.; pale, breathless, cord pulsates, after 
 Aeon, if pulse remains imperceptible, face 
 purple, IOp.; apparent death, ICamph.,Sec 
 jg@=- cyanosis; also Chap. 26, Asphyxia, 
 Suffocation. 
 
 Infants, asthma : g&* breathing. 
 
 Infants, breasts: induration and swelling, 
 Aeon., Am., Bell., Bry.,Calc,Hep., Sil. ; ery- 
 sipelatous inflammation, induration, swell- 
 ing, tender to touch, ICham.; after mischiev- 
 ous squeezing, IPhos. 
 Infants, breathing: rattling, lAnt. t., ICham. 
 
 jg^" nose ; also Chap. 25, Glottis, spasm. 
 Infants, bronchitis: IDros. 
 Infants, catarrh: HCalc, IKali c; of chest, 
 IILyc; catarrhal irritation, ICham. 
 Sg^ nose. 
 Infants, chafing (intertrigo): HCalc, ICarbo 
 v., ICham., IIGraph., IHep., IKali m., ILyc, 
 IMerc, IPsor., Sep., IISul. 
 Infants, chill: IINatr. m., Ver. 
 Infants, cholera infantum : jg^* Chap. 20. 
 Infants, colic: ICarbol. ac, HCham., IColoc; 
 with constipation caused by stimulating food 
 taken by mother or nurse, much flatus, INux 
 v.; flatulent, with drawing up of legs, IIMagn. 
 p.; after taking breast of mother who suffers 
 from grief, llgn.; griping, with constipation 
 in, INux v., I IOp.; from indisposition of 
 nurse, IStaph.; drawing up legs, ICham., 
 IColoc. ; periodic, 5 p.m., IKali br. jg^&T* Chap. 
 19, Colic children. 
 Infants, constipation: I Alum., IIBry., ILyc, 
 INux v., IIOp., ISul., IVer., IZinc; active, 
 irritable, or those who have been prematurely 
 fed on meat, IINux v.; with chill in morning, 
 IINux v.; during dentition, IMagn. in.; with 
 apparent frequent desire and effort to stool, 
 caused by stimulating food taken by mother 
 or nurse, INux v.; after Nux vomica or Lyco- 
 podium, IVer.; stool in hard lumps, Ant. c; 
 when based on venous disturbance, ICroc. 
 JS@* Chap. 20, Constipation, children, den- 
 tition. 
 Infants, constitution: j&i^* Chap. 47, Children. 
 Infants, convulsions : I Art. v., I Bell. , ICup. m.; 
 epileptic attacks, ICham.; epileptic because 
 mother had fright or anger during nursing 
 period, IBufo.; incipient, ICham.; tetanic, 
 ' HCamph. 8@T trismus ; also Chap. 36, Con- 
 vulsions. 
 Infants, cough : Ant. c; troublesome, dry, or 
 loose, ICham. g^" Chap. 10, Dentition, 
 cough ; also Chap. 27, Cough, children. 
 Infants, crying : j^" screaming ; also Chap. 
 1, Screaming, Weeping, and Chap. 10, Denti- 
 tion. 
 Infants, cyanosis : IBor., Cact., IILaur. 
 
 gUT* asphyxia, heart. 
 Infants, apparent death : j^g^ asphyxia. 
 Infants, dentition : j$ig^* Chap. 10, Dentition. 
 Infants, diarrhoea: Ualap., IMagn. c, IPod., 
 IStann.; corrodes anus, ICham.; during den- 
 tition, IKreo.; frequent stools, ICham.; lien- ' 
 teric, IMagn. c; after nursing, Ant. c; slimy, 
 green stools, after nursing, IBry.; sour stool, 
 with sour smell of body and vomiting of sour • 
 milk, IRob.; loose, sour smelling stool, with 
 colic, after nursing, I Rheum ; stool, during 
 nursing, IColoc; stools thin, watery, with 
 pains, worse at night, ICham. g^" Chap. 20, 
 Diarrhoea, children, dentition ; also Cholera 
 infantum. 
 
 Chap. 20, Dysentery, 
 
 Infants, dysentery : 
 
 children. 
 Infants, earache : 
 Infants, enuresis 
 
 involuntary. 
 
 Chap. 6, Ears, aching. 
 Chap. 21, Urination, 
 
24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
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 Infants, eruption : crusts onhead,IICalc. ; hard 
 places in skin on abdomen and thighs, with 
 redness, HCamph.; pemphigus, I I Ran. sc; 
 rash, IBry., ICham.; rash caused by heat or 
 errors in diet, Cham.; redness over thighs, 
 HCamph. J8@* Chap. 46, Eruption. 
 
 Infants, erysipelas : lArs., Bell.,Bry.,IGraph., 
 Lach., Lye, IPuls., IRhus, Sul. 
 
 Infants, eyes: jgg^ Chap. 5, Ophthalmia 
 neonatorum. 
 
 Infants, face : like an old man, INux v., IIOp. 
 $3g 1 ' Chap. 8, Expression. 
 
 Infants, fever: constant, INatr. m.; feverish 
 condition, with irritated nerves, ICham. ; 
 with startings, HCaniph. Jg®* Chap. 10, 
 Dentition, fever. 
 
 Infants, flesh : flabby, soft, IBor. g@^ mus- 
 cular debility. 
 
 Infants, gaping : Ant. c. figs^ Chap. 37, Yawn- 
 ing. . 
 
 Infants, glands: %^ Chap. 44, Glands. 
 
 Infants, head: cephalhematoma, Arn., ICalc, 
 I ICalc. fl., Cinch., Rhus, Sil.; parietal bone 
 swelling, ICalc. fl. Bgjg* Chap. 4, Eruption, 
 Fontan«lles ; also Head motion involuntary. 
 
 Infants, heart: cardiac anguish, ICham.; non- 
 closure of foramen ovale, IDig. j^jj^cyanosis. 
 
 Infants, hernia: Aeon., Ant. c, Bor., ICalc, 
 ICham., Cina, Natr. m., I INux v., Op., Psor., 
 Sil., Stann., Sul. ac, Sul., Thuya; congenital, 
 right side, Lye; congenital, left side, Nux v. 
 gigf Chap. 19, Inguinal region. 
 
 Infants, hiccough: Aeon., IBell., Cie, IHyos., 
 Ign., Ipec, INux m., INux v., IPuls., Stram., 
 Ver. fi^ Chap. 16, Hiccough children. 
 
 Infants, hydrocele: I I Kali m. 
 
 Infants, injuries: abrasions, ICham.; bruises 
 (asphyxia neonatorum), I Arn. 
 
 Infants, intertrigo : fi^* Chafing. 
 
 Infants, jaundice (icterus): IIAcon., Bov., 
 Bry., Cham., ICinch., IIMerc, INux v., Sul. 
 8£ih Chap. 18, Liver jaundice. 
 
 Infants, marasmus: lAcet. ac, I Apis, lArs., 
 ILyc, INux v., 101. jec, IPod., 1 1 Petrol.; but- 
 tocks emaciated, INatr. m. ; jerking hiccough 
 after nursing, and belching without bringing 
 up food, IMar. v.; incipient, ICham.; from 
 defective nourishment, INatr. m.; a few 
 weeks old, had not grown, but was like an 
 old man, limbs lax, skin wrinkled, bones of 
 skull had lapped over during birth, the pari- 
 etals over each other and over the occiput, 
 I I Op. fi^*Chap. 19, Abdomen mesenteries ; 
 also Chap. 44, Emaciation. 
 
 Infants, meconium : retention, with vomiting 
 of all food, obstinate constipation, 1 1 Kali br. 
 
 Infants, mouth: palate wrinkled, cries when 
 nursing (diarrhoea), IBor.; sore, INatr. m. ; 
 sore, could not nurse, ICinch.; sore, does not 
 like to nurse until mouth is moistened, IBry. ; 
 stomacace, IMur. ac. J|^ Chap. 12, Mouth 
 aphthae. 
 
 Infants, muscular debility : lAcet. ac, Agar., 
 Ail. sat., Arg. nit., Ars. s. f., Bell., ICalc, 
 Caust., INatr. m., Phos., Sil., Sul. figiT Chap. 
 44, Muscles. 
 
 Infants, navel: moist excrescence, ICalc; 
 blood and moisture oozing from, JAbrot.; 
 oozing of bloody fluid, ICalc p.; ulceration 
 of, lApis. B^° Chap. 19, Abdomen navel. 
 
 Infants, nose : coryza, IPuls.; dry coryza, 
 HSamb.; stoppage, ICham., I INux v. ; stopped 
 
 up, preventing nursing, I INux v., USamb.; 
 watery moisture, ICham. jg^lP* catarrh ; 
 also Chap. 7, Nose stopped. 
 
 Infants, nursing: artificial, constipation suc- 
 ceeds diarrhoea, IPod.; artificial food disa- 
 grees, diarrhoea and vomiting, INux v.; can- 
 not nurse, cries (broncho-pneumonia), I Ant. 
 t.; refuses to nurse at night (abscess after 
 vaccination), I Apis ; desire, without taking 
 much, Vacc; constant desire, Calc p.; fre- 
 quent desire, I ISamb.; loathing of breast 
 (diarrhoea), IBor.; milk disagrees, I ICalc; re- 
 fuses breast, ICina, ILach., INatr. m., 
 IRheum, Stann., I I Zinc. ; refuses breast, in 
 catarrh, I Ant. t.; refuses breast, in meningi- 
 tis, I I Ver.; refuses breast, milk has salty 
 taste remaining long in mouth, 1 1 Calc; stool 
 after nursing, IColoc; milk vomited forcibly 
 soon after taking, child weak, drowsy, 
 IliEthus.; vomits as soon as nursed, after 
 mother has been angry, IVal. 
 g^° vomiting ; also Lactation. 
 
 Infants, paralysis : Aeon., Arn., Bell., ICaust., 
 I Gels., Hyos., Merc, Nux v., Rhus, Sul. 
 jg^T* Chap. 36, Paralysis. 
 
 Infants, pneumonia: jgg^ Chap. 28, Lungs 
 inflammation. 
 
 Infants, restlessness : jg^ Chap. 36, Restless- 
 ness. 
 
 Infants, screaming: with colic, ICham.; day 
 and night, ICham.; after nursing, IBry.; with 
 restlessness, tossing about, ICham. fg^ cry- 
 ing ; also Chap. 1, Screaming, Weeping, and 
 Chap. 10, Dentition. 
 
 Infants, sleep : convulsive twitching of limbs 
 when falling asleep, ICham.; disturbed by 
 frequent starting, ICham.; more than usual, 
 but wake frequently, IBor.; scream anx- 
 iously during, IBor.; sleeplessness, IBell., 
 ICoff., ICypr., IOp., Sul.; sleeplessness, worry 
 and fret and cry, IPsor. fi^° Chap. 37, 
 Sleeplessness children. 
 
 Infants, snuffles : g^ nose. 
 
 Infants, soreness: I Arn., IRhus ; aching from 
 being lifted or pressed, IBry. 
 
 Infants, spina bifida: ICalc fi^T Chap. 31, 
 Spine. 
 
 Infants, startled : easily, ICham. $&" Chap. 
 36. 
 
 Infants, talking: g^» Speech, Chap. 11. 
 
 Infants, teething : $3^ Chap. 10, Dentition. 
 
 Infants, throat : dysphagia of fluids, can swal- 
 low only solids, I Kali br. 
 
 Infants, trismus: Aeon., jAmb., Arn., Ars., 
 IBell., ICamph., Cham. , I Hep., Ign., Merc, Op. ; 
 where much mercury had been given, lAng. 
 8^ Chap. 9, Lowerjaw trismus ; also Chap. 
 36, Convulsions, tetanic. 
 
 Infants, urination : g^gr" Chap. 21, Urination, 
 difficult, involuntary, etc. 
 
 Infants, vomiting: of blood, lAcon., lArn., 
 Ars., Ilpec, Nux v.; of milk, liEthus., Bry., 
 ICalc, Cina, Iod., Ipec, Lye, Nux v., IPod., 
 I I Phos. ac, Sil., Sul.; child smells sour, ICalc, 
 ICham., IRheum, I I Rob. g^* Chap. 16, 
 Vomiting, infants, nursing ; also Chap. 20, 
 Cholera infantum. 
 
 Infants, weakness : (&" muscular debility. 
 
 Infants, worms :6i^Chap. 20, Worms,children. 
 
 Infants, 8^ Chap. 47, Children. 
 
 LACTATION, aching : from cold, all over, 
 I IBry. 
 
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 24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 Lactation, back : pain, HSil. 
 
 Lactation, breathing : suffocative attacks, 
 ICalc. p. 
 
 Lactation, cold : bad effects of taking, IIBry. 
 
 Lactation, eruptions : ISep. 
 
 Lactation, fever: Aeon., Arn., IBelL, IIBry., 
 Coff., Rhus ; after anger, ICham.; with de- 
 lirium, I Aeon., IBelL; rheumatic pains in 
 breast, IIBry. 
 
 Lactation, haemoptysis : HCinch. 
 
 Lactation, head : hair falls out, INatr. m. 
 
 Lactation, headache : as if head would burst, 
 from cold, IIBry.; neuralgic, during and after, 
 ICinch. 
 
 Lactation, lochia: increased, IRhus, HSil. 
 
 Lactation, mammae : ache, after nursing, being 
 empty, is obliged to compress with hand, 
 Bor.; pure blood flows every time child nurses, 
 HSil.; distended, milk scanty, feels cold air 
 readily, is cold, want of vital activity to 
 secrete milk, IBCalc.; induration of right, 
 burning pain (mastitis), ICon.; painful, IPhyt.; 
 sharp pain, HSil.; swollen heavy from a cold, 
 IIBry. S^° milk; also Mammas nursing. 
 
 Lactation, mania: IHyos. 
 
 Lactation, menses: ICinch., IRhus, Sil.; men- 
 orrhagia, blood pale or bright, IPhos. ; pro- 
 fuse, ICalc. ; sensation as if menses would ap- 
 pear, in afternoon, Pallad. 
 
 Lactation, milk: absent or scanty (agalactia), 
 Aeon., Apis, lAsaf., IBelL, IBry., ICalc, Car- 
 bo a., Card, m., ICaust., I ICham., ICheL, 
 ICinch., I Coff., Dulc, IForm., Ilgn., jJab., 
 ■Lac def., Lach., Merc, IMillef., Nux v., 
 1 1 Puis., Rheum, Rhus, Samb., Sec, Stick, SuL, 
 HUrt. ur., I IIJstiL, HZinc ; absent, with sup- 
 pressed lochia and fever, IMillef.; absent, 
 with stinging in mammas, ISec; bloody, Bufo., 
 ICham.; blue, ILach.; ceased a few days after 
 confinement, 1 1 Phyt. ; sudden cessation, in 
 puerperal fever,! Ver. v.; changeable, from alka- 
 line to neutral or acid, ICalc p.; cheesy, 
 ICham.; curdles, sour after being drawn, Bor.; 
 disappeared within three weeks of delivery in 
 six confinements, lAsaf.; excessive, causes 
 pain in left breast, Arund. ; will not flow, 
 ISec; impoverished, Acet. ac; increased, 
 Asaf.; involuntary flow (galactorrhea),! IBelL, 
 IBry., I ICalc, ICham., Chim. umb., ICinch., 
 ICon., Hod., jJab., IKali iod., 1 1 Lac c, 
 ILach., ILyc, IPhos., IRhus, ISiL, Stram., 
 IXJran. n., TJstiL; flow involuntary, coagulates, 
 I Bor.; flow involuntary, in women who are 
 not nursing, BPuls.; metastasis to brain (epi- 
 lepsy), I Agar.; metastasis to abdominal or- 
 gans, IBelL, Bry., IPuls.,Rhus; oozing out, 
 Bry.; milk left pink stain upon napkin (phleg- 
 masia albadolens), I Ham.; too profuse, second 
 day after confinement, I IPhyt.; too profuse, 
 with hectic, I ICalc; too profuse, in mania, 
 IHyos. ; too profuse for several days, causing 
 prostration, IPhyt.; too profuse, thin, watery, 
 I Iod.; too profuse, weakening, I ICalc; too 
 profuse, watery, child refuses it, ICalc; mixed 
 with pus, ICham.; scanty, ten days after de- 
 livery, I Asaf.; scanty, with debility and great 
 apathy, Phos. ac; scanty, from fatigue, ICaust.; 
 scanty, with emaciation, IPlumb.; scanty, from 
 anxiety and night watching, ICaust.; scanty, 
 mammae small, I ICalc; scanty, in mastitis, 
 IMerc; scanty, in metritis, from suppression 
 of menses, or getting feet wet, IIPuls.; smells 
 
 like horseradish, Cochl. ; spoiled, child refused 
 it (mastitis), I IMerc; has appearance of being 
 composed of stringy masses and water, IKali 
 bi.; suppressed, Aur. met., Calc, ICarbo v., 
 
 ■ ICaust., Chim. umb., Dulc, IHyos., Hod., 
 Lach., Merc, IIPuls., IRhus, ISec, ISiL, SuL, 
 Ver.; suppressed, after anger, ICham.; sup- 
 pressed, comes back in twelve to twenty -four 
 hours, Lac def; suppressed, from cold, IIBry., 
 1 1 Dulc; suppressed, in puerperal fever, ICham.; 
 suppressed, with general heat, IRhus ; sup- 
 pressed, in mastitis, IBry.; suppressed, sud- 
 denly, IPuls. ; tastes bad, Bor.; tastes bitter, 
 I ICetrar., IRheum; tastes disagreeable, nause- 
 ating, child will not nurse and cries much, 
 ICalc; tastes like horseradish, Cochl.; tastes 
 salty, Carbo a.; thick, Bor.; thick, stringy, 
 I IPhyt.; thin, ICalc p., Carbo a., Cham., 
 ILach., Merc, Nux v., ISiL; thin, blue, after 
 child has sucked awhile milk becomes natu- 
 ral in color, ILach.; thin, watery, the true 
 milk globule almost entirely absent, IPuls.; 
 constant discharge of thin watery milk, for 
 nine months after child has been weaned, 
 ■Con.; watery, with great emaciation, JPlumb.;; 
 yellow, IRheum. 
 
 Lactation, mouth (of mother): lips dry, parched, 
 
 ■ ■Bry.; sore, ICinch., I Hydras., ILach.; thrush, 
 ■Kali m. JS^ Infants, mouth. 
 
 Lactation, nipples : abraded, cracked or sore, 
 Agar., Arg. nit., ■Arn., HCast. eq., ICham., 
 ■Graph., IHam., ILyc, IMerc, IMillef.,Phos., 
 ■Phyt., IPuls., ISep., SuL; aphthous, IBor. ; 
 bleeding, IHam.; complains every time she 
 puts child to breast, HSil.; pain from nipple 
 through to back, BCrot. t.; sensitive, cannot 
 bear clothing to touch, IHelon.; sore, weeps 
 every time child is put to breast, IPuls. ; sore, 
 after weaning, I I Dulc; ulcerated, ICalc, 
 
 ■ ■Cast. eq. W^" Mammae nipples. 
 Lactation, phthisis: IKali c 
 
 Lactation, stomach : cramp from nursing, 
 Carbo a., Carbo v., Cinch., Phos.; emptiness, 
 Carbo a., Ign., Oleand., Sep. 
 
 Lactation, sweat: IBCalc. 
 
 Lactation, temperament: mild, tearful, milk 
 scanty, IPuls. 
 
 Lactation, toothache : ICinch. 
 
 Lactation, uterus : sharp pain, HSil. 
 
 Lactation, vomiting : sweet, ICalc 
 
 Lactation, weakness : and deterioration of 
 health, ICalc, ICalc. p., IBCarbo v., HCinch., 
 Lye, IPhos., UPhos. ac, ISiL, SuL 
 
 Lactation, weaning : to arrest flow,l IBelL, I ILac 
 c, Urt. ur. ; complaints after, ICycL; diar- 
 rhoea, Arg. nit.; eruptions, 1 1 Dulc; mammae 
 swell, feel stretched, tense, intensely sore, 
 IPuls.; mammae swollen, particularly left, 
 IBry.; secretion continues, Carbo a., IPuls. 
 
 LOCHIA, abdomen : prolonged bearing down, 
 HSec 
 
 Lochia, acrid: IBapt., HCarbo a., IIKreo., 
 ILil. tig., ISiL 
 
 Lochia, bloody : ICaulo., ICham., ISiL; return 
 after least motion, better by rest, lErig. 
 
 Lochia, brown: ICarbo v., IIKreo. 
 
 Lochia, dark; ICham., HSec; almost black, 
 UstiL; blackish, IIKreo.; black and clotted, 
 ■Plat.; in puerperal fever, IKreo. 
 
 Lochia, fetid: IBapt,, IBelL, IBry., HCarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., HChrom. ac, ICinch., IIKreo., 
 IRhus, I ISec, Sep., Sil.; bloody, slimy (puer- 
 
24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 peral fever), 1 1 Aeon.; suddenly changes char- 
 acter, becomes dirty brown or chocolate col- 
 ored, USec; cadaverous, I Stram. ; excoriat- 
 ing, ISep.; in septic fever, 1 1 Sal. ac. ; in puer- 
 peral peritonitis, ILach. ; vitiated, IRhus. 
 
 Lochia, genitals; swelling, lochia worse at 
 night, I Merc. 
 
 Lochia, hot: IBell. 
 
 Lochia, limbs: numb, HCarbo a. 
 
 Lochia, lumpy: IIKreo.; cheesy, I Cinch.; part- 
 ly fluid, partly clotted, IITJstil. 
 
 Lochia, milky : ICalc. 
 
 Lochia, at night : with swelling and inflamma- 
 tion of genitals, I Merc. 
 
 Lochia, nursing : pure blood flows every time 
 the baby nurses, HSil. 
 
 Lochia, profuse: 7rArt. v., Bry., Coff., I lErig., 
 IMillef., liSec.,Trill., IITJstil., IXan.; bloody, 
 ICham. ; excoriating, ILil. tig.; in puerperal 
 fever, ICham.; while nursing, IISiL; burning 
 in region of womb, I Bry. 
 
 Lochia, protracted : IBenz.ac, ICalc, HCarbo 
 a., Caulo., ICinch., IIKreo., ILil. tig., IRhus, 
 HSec, ISep., Trill.; with pain in back and 
 hips, ILil. tig. 
 
 Lochia, purulent: ICinch.; ichorous (metritis), 
 ILach. 
 
 Lochia, returning : IRhus ; almost ceasing, 
 freshening up again, IIKreo.; when going 
 about after confinement, I Aeon. 
 
 Lochia, scanty: IBell., Bry., Coloc, Dulc., 
 Guarasa, Nux v., Puis., HSec, Stram. 
 
 Lochia, suppressed: |Art. v., IBell., IBry., 
 ICarbol. ac, Caulo., ICham., IHyos., IZinc; 
 by cold, Aeon., Act. rac, Cham., 1 1 Dulc; 
 by cold or damp, IDulc; with colic, IColoc, 
 I I Nux v.; third day, IMillef.; by emotions, 
 ■Act. rac, llgn.; with fever, I Aeon., I IMillef, 
 I I Sec. ; from fright, lAcon., Op.; head as if 
 it would burst, I IBry.; causing irritability, 
 diarrhoea, colic or toothache, ICham.; cancer 
 metritis, USec; in metritis and peritonitis 
 puerperalis, IITereb. ; with nymphomania, 
 IVer.; puerperal mania,ICamph.; suddenly on 
 fourth day, from exposure to a draft (puer- 
 peral fever), I IVer. v.; suddenly, in puerperal 
 fever, I Act. rac, IVer. v.; followed by boring 
 in left temple, left supraorbital nerve and 
 orbit of eye, worse talking or mental exer- 
 tion, Sil. 
 
 Lochia, thin : HCarbo a.; in puerperal perito- 
 nitis, ILach.; watery, with small clots, lAct. 
 rac. 
 
 MAMMH, abscess: Apis, ICamph., IHep., 
 ■Mere, IPhos., UPhyt., I ISars., IISiL; hard 
 cicatrices remaining with retarded flow of 
 milk, IIGraph.; tendency to early suppu- 
 ration, fetid discharge, IPhyt; first stage, 
 IIBry., Kali m.; fistulas, ICaust,; fistulas dis- 
 charging serum or milk, ISil.; fluctuating 
 point could be felt below nipple, I IPhos.; in 
 
 .left, I Arm, ICist.; one lobe after another 
 ulcerates, discharges into one common ulcer, 
 with pain, or there may be several orifices, one 
 for each lobe, IISiL; several painful nodules 
 and three fistulas discharging ichorous pus, 
 erratic rheumatic pains, the two alternating in 
 intensity, I I Phyt. ; pains as if suppurating, espe- 
 cially when touched, ICalc; discharge thin, 
 milky pus and masses of broken-down tissue 
 from an opening below the nipple, after par- 
 turition, ICrotaL; purulent sinuses, Bufo.; 
 
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 substance seems to be discharged in pus, 
 IISiL; opened twice, I Apis; when suppura- 
 tion is inevitable, I IPhyt.; suppurative in- 
 flammation runs in radii from nipple, with 
 chilliness in forenoon, heat in afternoon, ISul.; 
 threatening, Acet. ac, ICrot. t.; threatening, 
 with marks of many cicatrices from former 
 ulcerations, IGraph.; hard-edged fistulous 
 ulcers remain, ISil. f$gf inflammation, ul- 
 cers. 
 Mammae, aching: constant, distress under left 
 (climaxis), I IIJstiL; dull, Ast. r.; all evening, 
 ILac c; quietly, Lyss. JS^* dull pain, pain, 
 soreness. 
 Mammae, atrophy : Chim. umb., HCon., filod., 
 IIKali iod., Kreo., INitr. ac, INux m., Sars.; 
 seem small, with colic, 1 1 Plumb.; decrease in 
 size, I ILac def.; ovarian dropsy, Hod.; dwind- 
 ling with small hard painful lumps in them, 
 IKreo. ; leaving a flaccid, baglike skin, ICon.; 
 with small hard painful lumps, IKreo.; rapid, 
 IChim. umb. 
 Mammas, bluish : ILach. 
 Mammas, bruised pain : in left, Arum t. 
 Mammas", burning: lAct. rac, lApis, Bry., 
 ICalc p.; in left, Como.; during menses, Ind.; 
 better from motion, lArs.; after rubbing, 
 Con.; of scirrhous tumors, 1 1 Apis; shooting 
 stinging, I I Lapis; stinging, in and below, 
 ILaur. ; on slightest touch (mastitis), 1 IPhos. 
 jg@?~ heat, inflammation. 
 Mammas, cancer : |Alum., • Anag.,IApis,IArs., 
 lAst. r., lAur. mur.nat.,IBadiag.,Bell.,IBrom., 
 Bufo., Carbo a., IChim. umb., Cist., IClem., 
 Coloc, HCon., Dulc, Graph., Hep., IHydras., 
 Kreo., Lapis, INitr. ac, Oxal. ac, IPhyt., 
 MPsor., ISep., ISil., SuL, Thuya, Tuberc; 
 axillary glands indurated, ICarbo a.; burning, 
 towards axilla, ICarbo a.; burning of edges, 
 smells like old cheese, IHep.; burning of open, 
 1 1 Apis; burning pains, better from external 
 warmth, IIArs.; from old cicatrices, which 
 had remained, after repeated abseesses, 
 IIGraph.; livid red spot on tumor, gave exit 
 to discharge of blood, gradually invading 
 whole breast, eight inches in circumference, 
 discharging fetid ichor, lAst. r.; drawing pain 
 toward axilla, ICarbo a.; epithelioma, IHy- 
 dras.; face gray, earthy, oldish, HBrom.; 
 size of hen's egg in, Phyt.; indurations in- 
 flamed, very painful, worse by exposure to air, 
 IPhos.; lancinating, ILach.; lancinating, 
 bleeding easily, IPhos.; left feels drawn in, 
 Ast. r.; open, left had been ulcerated for four 
 or five years, the ulceration diminished, IHy- 
 dras.; as large as a small egg, IHydras.; 
 occult, IIBufo.; with pains, IHydras.; red 
 spots on skin, ICarbo a.; right, I Apis ; 
 right open, diminished burning pain, and 
 favored healing, healthy granulations appear- 
 ing, IHydras.; scirrhus, lAgr. nit., I Ast. r., 
 IBrom., IIBufo., ICarbo a., II Phyt., Sars., 
 ISil., I I SuL; scirrhus, burning, ISep.; scirrhus, 
 ulceration with fetid sanious discharge and 
 sloughing, Cund.; scirrhus, emaciated and 
 cachectic, Cund.; scirrhus, hard as cartilage 
 and uneven, which has grown during climac- 
 teric period to size of a hen's egg, ICon.; 
 scirrhus, heaviness, ICon. ; scirrhus, caused 
 by injury, • Hyper.; scirrhus of left, ICar- 
 bol. ac. ; scirrhus of left, very painful, 
 worse in cold weather and during night, 
 
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 worse during growing moon, while per- 
 spiring she cannot bear to be uncovered, 
 IClem.; scirrhus, of left, occasionally twitch- 
 ing in affected part, the mass is immov- 
 able, ICon.; scirrhus, painful of right, about 
 an inch in diameter, hard but movable, 
 nipples drawn in, IChim. umb.; scirrhus, 
 skin purple in spots and wrinkled, Cund.; 
 scirrhus in right, Cund.; scirrhus in right, 
 adhering by entire base to thoracic walls, 
 I Ast. r. ; scirrhus of right, with itching, I I Sil. ; 
 scirrhus, sharp shooting pain , ICon.; scirrhus, 
 skin and axillary glands involved, Cund.; sore 
 pain, a sort of raw feeling, IIMerc; stony 
 hard, large as tea cup, ICon.; cannot sleep 
 from pain, I Ast. r.; stinging of edges, smells 
 like old cheese, IHep. $gf fungus haema- 
 todes, induration, tumors. 
 
 Mammae, chilliness : chill commences in, ICon.; 
 crawls, IGuaiac; shivering over, IICoccul. 
 
 Mammae, cold : as ice to touch, especially nip- 
 ples (during menses), Med. 
 
 Mammae, contractive pain : in left when 
 child sucks right, IBor. 
 
 Mammae, cramplike pain : in left, ILil. tig. 
 
 Mammae, cutting : in left, worse before, during 
 and after menses, extends to left axilla, down 
 arm to hand, ILach.; in left, through to 
 scapula, ILil. tig. fflgg*' darting. 
 
 Mammae, darting : of nursing women, arrests 
 breathing, worse pressure, Carbo a.; in right 
 when stooping, worse rising during menses, 
 Grat.; when standing, from behind forward, 
 01. an. U^ a cutting, lancinating, shoot- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Mammae, drawing : in cancer, Ast. r. 
 
 Mammae, dull pain: below, in prolapsus and 
 dysmenorrhcea, ICon.; all evening, ILac c. 
 jgigf aching, pain. 
 
 Mammae, emptiness : disagreeable sensation, 
 after suckling child, IBor. 
 
 Mammae, enlargement: I ILac c; with leucor- 
 rhcea or amenorrhcea, IDulc.;feel distended, 
 Calc; feel larger, as during last half of preg- 
 nancy, ICalc. p.; feeling of distension, with 
 constipation, IKali c; feeling of distension in 
 left, Zinc; with fistulous opening of five years' 
 standing, MPhyt.; hard, irregular (cancer), 
 ■Hydras.; hyp'ertrophy, IPhyt.; hypertrophy, 
 either general or lobular, followed by atrophy, 
 ICon.; during menses, ICon.; painfully dis- 
 tended with milk, Acet. ac; painful, at cli- 
 macteric period, I I Sang.; preternatural (mas- 
 titis),! IPhos.; right seems full to overflowing, 
 IPhyt.; seem full, ILac c. ; sensation of, 
 ISep. ; sensation of expansion, Carbo a. 
 jHH^ swollen. 
 
 Mammae, eruption : herpes, in nursing women, 
 IIDulc; itching, burning, papular, about 
 nipple, 1 1 Rhus ; scarlet, shining, herpetic, 
 worse scratching, odor offensive, under, 
 ILach.; covered with scurfy protuberances, 
 from which blood oozes whenever scurf is 
 removed, IKreo. 
 
 Mammae, flabby : g^° relaxed. 
 
 Mammae, fungus haematodes : (completed cure 
 after Phos.), I IThuya; on right, as large as a 
 peony, blood poured out as from a sponge, 
 ILach.; indicated by violet spot on skin, 
 around nipple, which was sunk in cavity 
 (cancer), lAst. r. 8^^ cancer, tumors. 
 
 Mammae, griping : in left, Bor. 
 
 Mammae, hard : jgH^ induration. 
 
 Mammae, heat: I Bell. ; feels as though hot 
 balls dropped from each through to back, 
 along each leg and dropped off heels, this al- 
 ternated with sensation as if balls of ice fol- 
 lowed same course (childbed fever), ILyc; 
 third week after confinement, IPhyt.; hard, 
 tense, milk scanty, I Aeon.; pains, but not 
 red, IBry.; pains, in uterine disorder, ICon.; 
 sensation under, Lyss.; of skin, IBell. 
 Jd^" burning, inflammation. 
 
 Mammae, heaviness : IBell., IBry.; feel as if 
 they would fall off, I Hod.; feel as though 
 they would fall off, she must press hands 
 against them, Cast. eq. 
 
 Mammae, induration : Apis, IBell., IBry., ICalc, 
 HCarboa., HCham., ICist., IClem., HCon., 
 ICrot. t., ICup. m., Cycl., IKreo., Nitr. ac, 
 Phos., I IPhyt., I I Plumb., Puis., ISep., IISiL; 
 after abscess of right mammary gland, re- 
 maining without change for two years, ICon.; 
 bluish red nodosities, size of a hazelnut, dry, 
 black points at tips, llod.; burning hard no- 
 dosities in, ILyc; an early tendency to be- 
 come caked, I IBry., I IPhyt.; caking of right 
 after neglecting to nurse child for several days, 
 breast tense but doughy and painless, I I Nux 
 v.; chronic, I I Ustil. ; a few days after confine- 
 ment, IPhyt.; from contusion, hard lump as 
 large as a walnut on right side of nipple, of 
 right, constant dull heavy pain, at night after 
 spot has been irritated in any way, sharp and 
 snooting pain, ICon.; feels as if full of hard 
 lumps, ILac c; in puerperal fever, I IBry.; 
 glandular hypertrophy, ICalc; glandular, 
 about nipple, painful to touch, IClem.; 
 in knots, after miscarriage, I ILac c; left, 
 cancer, I Ast. r.; with fever and prostration of 
 left, after parturition, ICrotal.; of left, size of 
 head of infant, almost insensible, hard, angular 
 (cancer mammae), I Ast. r.; of left, space two 
 inches long, by half inch thick, painful to 
 touch, coming on in evening, disappearing in 
 morning, Spong.; with leucorrhcea or amen- 
 orrhcea, IDulc; lump, lArs. i.; lumps, aching, 
 deep in left, Arum t. ; hard lumps, IISiL; 
 lumps hard and painful, ICon.; hard lump 
 in left and beneath arm, with burning 
 (cancer), ILyc. (after Lach.); lumps in puer- 
 peral fever, I IBry.; lumps, in young girls, 
 painful, affecting arm, IPuls.; lump in left, 
 broke, leaving small irregular ulcer with ragged 
 everted edges, sloughing and discharging fetid 
 pus (cancer of breast), IChim. umb.; a lump 
 in right, near nipple towards the right, scir- 
 rhus as hard as cartilage, uneven surface, 
 movable, size of a hazelnut, 1 1 Sil.; in mastitis, 
 I Apis, I IPhos.; after miscarriage, I ILac c; 
 hard nodule beneath nipple, painful to touch, 
 with drawing tearing, Cham.; neuralgic nodes, 
 Carbo v.; nodosities, HCarbo a., I ICon., 
 INitr. ac, ISil., ISul.; painful nodosities, 
 I IPhyt.; hard knots during pregnancy, 
 ICalc. fl.; hard, painful nodosities, as large as 
 goose eggs, IPhos.; nodulated, acuminated ap- 
 pearance of nodules, IPhyt.; dirty nodules in 
 left, ICarbo a.; hard nodules, HCarbo a., 
 I IPhos.; painful nodes, Carbo a.; bluish-red 
 nodules in left, ICarbo a.; hard nodules, HCar- 
 bo a. , I I Phos. ; painful nodules, Carbo a.; bluish- 
 red nodules in left, ICarbo a.; painful, in left, 
 ICarbo a.; not red, HCalc; of right, I Am.; 
 
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 of right, during lactation, burning pain (mas- 
 titis ),ICon.; of right, with painfulnessto touch, 
 and nightly stitches in it, 1 1 Con. ; of right,stony 
 hard, painful, IPhyt.; scirrhous, ICarbo a., 
 Cham., scirrhous lumps, ICarbo v.; scirrhous 
 irregular nodule, I Hydras.; small, hard, pain- 
 ful lumps, with dwindling and falling away, 
 ■Kreo.; with sore pains, I Merc. ; hard as a 
 stone, after weaning, I I Phyt. ; stony hard- 
 ness, IBry.; painful swelling, about size of a 
 walnut, ICon.; very tender to touch (scir- 
 rhus), ICham.; small tubercles, Mang. 
 g^^ abscess, cancer, enlarged, inflamma- 
 tion, swelling, tumors. 
 
 Mammae, inflammation (mastitis): Aeon., Act. 
 sp.,IApis,IBell., I IBry.,Bufo.,Cact,,Calc, Car- 
 bo a., Carbo v., ICham., ICist., ICrot. t., Cu- 
 rar., IHep., Kali ph., ILach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 Phell.,IPhos.,l IPhyt., I IPlumb.,IPuls.,IRhus, 
 ll!Sil.,Sul., I I Ustil. ; great arterial excitement, 
 IVer. v.; from bruises, I Arm; after Bryonia, 
 IPhyt.; with fulness in chest, sensitive to 
 cold air, ICact.; chronic, with pain, Fluor, 
 ac. ; with sensibility to cold air, ICist. ; a few 
 days after confinement, I IPhyt.; dark color, 
 1 1 Phos.; erysipelatous, IIApis, Am., Cadm. 
 s., ICarbo v., ICham., 1 1 Plant.; erysipelatous, 
 during confinement, Carbo a.; heat, swelling, 
 pain, IPlant,; heaviness, IBry.; in hysterical 
 and nervous patients, suppuration preceded 
 by crawls in affected parts, which remain 
 hard, scanty discharge, IHep.; with irrita- 
 tion, ICard. m.; of left, ICist.; of left, with 
 fever and prostration after parturition, ICro- 
 tal. ; with great nervous excitement, IVer. v.; 
 before formation of pus, IKali m.; pus begins 
 to form, -Calc. s.; pus brownish, dirty look- 
 ing, with heavy odor, I IKali ph.; deep-red in 
 centre, rose-colored towards periphery, swol- 
 len, hard, sensitive to touch, constant 
 burning prevents rest at night (mastitis), 
 ISil.; rose-colored, radiating, stinging, tear- 
 ing, IBell.; with stitches, ICon.; in streaks or 
 rays, diverging from centre to circumference, 
 IBell.; suppressed milk, IBry.; to prevent 
 suppuration, |Calc. s. J&€^ burning, can- 
 cer, enlargement, induration, sensitive, 
 swelling. 
 
 Mammae, irritable : g^* sensitive. 
 
 Mammas, itching: Alum., Ars. m., Spong.; 
 between, obliging her to rise at night, Phos. 
 ac. ; from cold, IDulc.; internal, driving to 
 despair, rubbing and scratching better, but 
 makes skin rough, Cast. eq. ; on left, Fluor, 
 ac; in a nursing woman, ICaust.; swollen 
 (scirrhus), ISil. 
 
 Mammas, jerks . in left, as if drawn towards the 
 back by a thread, Croc. 
 
 Mammae, lancinating: in left, I IPhyt.; like 
 knives thrust into (scirrhous tumor of left 
 breast), IHydras.; in mastitis, ILach.; deep 
 in right, through to back, Colch.; in scir- 
 rhus, ICham.; to shoulder and down arms, 
 IHydras. B@ tt> cutting, darting, shooting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Mammae, milk: discharge of a thin, acrid, 
 milklike fluid, before puberty, IIPuls.; dis- 
 charge of milky fluid staining linen, Cycl.; 
 breasts fili, milk runs out (in a female not 
 pregnant), Bell.; breasts became fuller and 
 finally contained milk (false pregnancy), 
 1 1 Puis.; milk in breasts instead of menses, 
 
 IMerc; secretion, after suppressed menses, 
 I Cinch.; in breast, without being pregnant, 
 I ILyc 8^* Lactation, milk. 
 
 Mammae, neuralgia : Act. rac, Ast. r., IBell., 
 ICalad., Calc, ICham., ICon., Hydras., Lac 
 c, Lye, IMurex, Phos., IPhyt., Khus ; in 
 left, as if torn with red hot tongs (intercostal 
 neuralgia), IChin. a. J^g^ tearing. 
 
 Mammae, nipples : jggp~ Nipples. 
 
 Mammae, nodes : ggg?° induration. 
 
 Mammae, pain (undefined): IBell., IBry., ICalc 
 p., Canth., ICon., Cycl., Med., IPhyt., I IPsor., 
 Ver.; in amenorrhoea, IZinc; worn and hag- 
 gard appearance, IHydras.; worse lifting arm, 
 IBry.; from rib to below left axilla, without 
 induration, especially when nursing, Caust.; 
 severe, dreaded cancer (intercostal neuralgia), 
 I I Ran. b.; into chest, neck, down back, 
 changes from place to place, IPuls.; after 
 chill, llgn.; third week after confinement, 
 IPhyt.; constant, all evening, ILac c; in even- 
 ing, Con.; infra-mammary, in left side, IB Act. 
 rac; caused by least jar,has to hold breasts 
 firmly when going up or down stairs, worse 
 towards evening, pressure of arm in natural 
 position causes pain, ILac c; in left, ILach., 
 ILil. tig.; in left, caused by excessive secre- 
 tion of milk, Arund.; in left, behind nipple, 
 down to region of hip, Ars. m.; in left, pre- 
 vents rest at night, IHydras.; constant suffer- 
 ing under left, at margin of ribs between 
 menses, Ustil.; in leucorrhceaor amenorrhoea, 
 IDulc; during menses, ICon., IMerc, IPhyt.; 
 with sharp, darting pains in right ovarian 
 region, extend to knee, must keep leg flexed 
 (after miscarriage at sixth month), ILac c; 
 during pregnancy, ISep.; at every menstrual 
 period as if they would ulcerate, IMerc; 
 worse from motion, IBry.; in right, llgn.; 
 in right, down arms, I IHydras.; in right, after 
 nursing, along course of lactiferous tubes, 
 causing physical and mental distress, so that 
 she lost her strength, and was seized with 
 spells of hysterical weeping, IPhell. ; in right, 
 extends to shoulder, Sang.; in sterility, 
 I Canth.; as if suppurating, especially on 
 touch, ICalc ; in nodular swelling of left, 
 I ISil.; with swelling and soreness, before 
 menses, Con. g^" aching, soreness. 
 
 Mammae, pulling pains: with or without 
 colic,- I I Plumb. 
 
 Mammae, pale : IBry. 
 
 Mammae, pressing sensation : beneath left, 
 Zinc; especially at nipple after menses, 
 Berb.; painful, in right, Zinc; sharp, in left, 
 Phos. ac 
 
 Mammae, pricking : like flea-bites between, 
 obliging her to rise at night, Phos. ac; under 
 left, Arund. JPir 1 sticking, stinging, 
 stitches. 
 
 Mammse, purplish : ILach. 
 
 Mammae, red: lArn., Samb. ; bluish, IKreo.; 
 dark (mastitis), I I Phos. g@f* inflammation. 
 
 Mammae, relaxed : Hod.; in puerperal fever, 
 I IVer. v.; except during menses, Con. 
 
 Mammae, rheumatic pains : to muscles of 
 chest, also to shoulders, neck, axillae and down 
 arms, change from place to place, during 
 nursing, IPuls.; in milk fever, IBry. 
 
 Mammae, sensitive: Con.; hyperesthesia, 
 Hod.; irritable, IPhyt.; during menses, 
 IThuya; to least pressure, ILac c; tender, 
 
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 ICham., ICon.,IHelon., I IPhyt. ; tender, par- 
 ticularly during menses, I Helon.; tender, with 
 acuminated appearance of nodules, IPhyt.; 
 peculiar tenderness, Med.; tendernessof right, 
 I Am., I Apis ; to touch, ICham., Syph.; to 
 touch, and when arm is moved (pleurody- 
 nia), I I Ran. b.; to touch, with engorgement 
 before menses, 1 1 Lac c; to touch, also in- 
 flamed, Med. ; right, painful to touch, Amm. 
 c. ; sore to touch, ICalc. p.; sore to touch, 
 under right nipple, Sang.; tender to touch, 
 with drawing pains, fretful, sleepy, cross, 
 I ICham. fl@T inflammation. 
 
 Mammae, sharp pain : in left, about one inch 
 above nipple, and leaves a burning sensation, 
 it goes to right side and down right arm, 
 Como. ; in metritis, Hod.; while nursing, 
 IISiL; in cancer of womb, Hod. 
 
 Mammae, shooting : violent, two or three times 
 a day, from side along lower portion of left, 
 with nausea and giddiness (chronic ovaritis 
 and leucorrhcea), I I Plat.; between left and 
 last ribs, Lyss.; short, passing outward, Med. ; 
 with great soreness, distension and tender- 
 ness, Polyg. Jt^° cutting, darting, lanci- 
 nating, stitches. 
 
 Mammae, soreness: Bry., ICon., Med., IPuls., 
 Symph., Syph.; in ague, I IPuls.; about old 
 cicatricial tissue, result of scrofulous abscesses, 
 IISiL; in dysmenorrhcea, IZinc. ; in puerperal 
 fever, ICham.; in left, Arum t.; with leucor- 
 rhcea or amenorrhcea, IDulc; before menses, 
 worse by least jar or walking, ICon.; during 
 menses, ICon.; particularly at menstrual pe- 
 riod, IHelon. ; in metritis, Hod. ; with sharp 
 darting pains in right ovarian region, extend 
 to knee, must keep leg flexed (after miscar- 
 riage at sixth month), ILac c; from constant 
 profuse spitting and drooling of child (diph- 
 theria), I ILac c; very sensitive to touch at 
 nonmenstrual period, Med. $gg~ aching, 
 pain. 
 
 Mammae, sticking : beneath left, Zinc; beneath 
 left (dysmenorrhcea), ICaust.; discharge thin, 
 acrid milk, IPuls. 
 
 Mammae, stinging: JEthus., I Apis ; in open 
 cancer, I Apis ; every two or three hours, sud- 
 den, severe, lasting several minutes, better 
 from pressure with hand, at same time milk 
 began to ooze out, in nursing child three 
 months old, I IPhyt.; from induration through 
 arm, ICarbo a. ; itching, on left, near shoulder, 
 Spong.; with lack of milk, ISec; momentarily 
 better from rubbing, Indig.; in scirrhous tu- 
 mors, 1 1 Apis, I ICon., ISil. Jl^" pricking, 
 sticking, stitches. 
 
 Mammae, stitches: Bov., I ICon., Cycl., IKreo., 
 ■Lye, I IMurex, IPhos., Sang., ISep.; threat- 
 ened abscess, I IPhos.; below, Brom., Hyper., 
 Murex ; continual, from within outward, 
 through left, worse in motion, Hyper.; dull, 
 ICon.; in left, dull and painful in morning, 
 Zinc; dull in right, All. sat.; in left, Bor., 
 Kali n., Lil. tig.; in left, through to back 
 (ulceration and swelling), lAst. r. ; in left, 
 after menses, Berb.; in left, worse before, dur- 
 ing and after menses, extends to left axilla, 
 down arm to hand, ILach.; beneath left, de- 
 scending deep into chest, also in evening, 
 I Kali c; beneath left, going towards left, 
 Lyss.; beneath left, at times extending upward 
 from low down in chest, I Kali c; through 
 
 left, IPhell.; in hard lump which formed in 
 lower outer part of, after parturition, ICrotal.; 
 during menses, Berb. ; as with needles in left, 
 I ICon.; worse at night, ICon.; internal, when 
 nursing, as if arrows were forced through, 
 ICalc; sharp, piercing pain in right, beneath 
 nipple, Sang.; in right, near nipple, running 
 in deep, worse when taking a deep breath, 
 Pallad.; slight, in right, under shoulder blade, 
 later left, Ars. met.; beneath right, Zinc; 
 sharp, inward, beneath left, IPhell.; tearing, 
 on flow of milk, I Kali c; on slightest touch 
 (mastitis), I IPhos.; in vaginismus, llgn. 
 fig^ cutting, darting, lancinating, prick- 
 ing, shooting, sticking, stinging. 
 
 Mammae, suppuration : j^** abscess. 
 
 Mammae, swelling: lArn., IBell., Carbo a., 
 ICham., IClem., ICon., ICrot. t., ICup. m., 
 Cycl., IHelon., IPhyt., I IPsor., I IPuls., 
 Samb., ISul. ; about old cicatricial tissues, 
 result of scrofulous abscesses, IISiL; from 
 cold, IDulc; from catching cold, streaks 
 of inflammation, IRhus; third week after 
 confinement, IPhyt.; from contusions, Arn.; 
 uneven after contusion of right, hard as stone, 
 supporting a rough, wartlike, humid eleva- 
 tion, ICon. ; distended (puerperal fever), 
 
 ■ IBry.; engorgement, with sensitiveness to 
 touch before menses , 1 1 Lac c ; erysipelatous, 
 Ananth.; erysipelatous, particularly from wean- 
 ing, I Bell.; size of a hand (pleurodynia),! I Ran. 
 b.; hot, ICalc; of left, IBry., Med., I IPhyt.; 
 of left, sharp stitches through to back,IAst. r.; 
 of left, three times natural size, hard, livid 
 and extremely sensitive to touch, I IPhos.; 
 of left, for six weeks, IPhyt.; in mastitis, 
 
 ■ Apis, I IPhos.; as before menses (cancer), 
 ■Ast. r. ; during menses, ICon., Thuya; with 
 secretion like milk, after menses, Cycl. ; at 
 night when„opening her dress, Lyss.; nodular, 
 stinging, throbbing, IBell. ; painful (septic- 
 aemia), Sal. ac ; painful on descending stairs, 
 Cast. eq. ; painful to touch, All. sat., ILach.; 
 pitted on pressure, right, I Arn.; with pressure 
 as if milk would appear in them, IPuls.; dark 
 red, sensitive, burning, prevents sleep at night, 
 ISil. ; of right, as large as a hen's egg, after 
 attack of erysipelatous mastitis, surface 
 covered with excessive granulations, itching, 
 discharge of thin sanious pus, I ISul.; espe- 
 cially right, painful to touch, Cast. eq. ; sensa- 
 tion of, Benz. ac. ; sensation as of, after men- 
 ses, Berb.; sensitive to touch, threatens to de- 
 velop from cancer occultus to cancer apertus, 
 IFerr. iod.; serous infiltration, Plumb.; sore, 
 a few days before retarded menses, Merc, per.; 
 with sore pains, IMerc; feel stretched, in- 
 tensely sore, after weaning, IPuls.; and sore 
 to touch, IZinc; turgid with milk, like in 
 ninth month, without being pregnant,* Asaf.; 
 unnatural, especially of nipples which are 
 harder than usual, IMerc. sol.; when waking, 
 in morning, she can hardly get up, three 
 mornings in succession, Lyss.; cannot walk 
 up and down stairs, I Hep.; after weaning, 
 Ml. sat, EST enlarged, inflammation. 
 
 Mammae, tearing : Bry.; with or without colic, 
 I I Plumb.; from indurations through arm, 
 ICarbo a.; through left, IPhell.; deep in right, 
 through to back, Colch.; as if torn towards 
 abdomen, Bufo. $^T neuralgia. 
 
 Mammae, tension: Cycl.; stretched feeling in 
 
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 left, worse on inspiration, Sumb.; painful, like 
 string pulling in right, Sumb. 
 
 Mammae, tumors: lArs. i., MChim. umb., 
 HCon., IKali iod., ILacli., I IPhyt.; burning 
 (scirrhus mammae), ICarbo a.; fibroid, IPlios.; 
 hard, ICarbo a.; very hard, incompressible, 
 knobby, immovable, lancinating pains, Cund.; 
 hard, nodular, I ISil. ; hard, painful, in left 
 (probably cancer), ICund. ; hard, in right, grew 
 until milk was secreted, MCact. ; hard, sensi- 
 tive, painful, I I Sec; hard, stony, nodulated, 
 not attached to skin, movable and as large as 
 a ill bert, lancinating pains, IHydras. ; indu- 
 rated, ICarbo a.; irritable, sensitive and pain- 
 ful, worse during menses, pain extends down 
 arm to affected side, and at times causes sym- 
 pathetic enlargement of a gland in axilla, 
 I IPhyt.; lancinating, deprived her of rest, 
 especially at night (scirrhus), Ast. r.; low- 
 spirited, night sweat (scirrhus mammae), 
 ICarbo a.; under left nipple, as large as hen's 
 egg, moving freely under superficial fascia, 
 .and hard and painful on pressure, BCon. ; pain 
 extending down arms, I IPhyt.; pains drawing 
 towards axilla (scirrhus mammae), ICarbo a.; 
 painful to touch, Ars. i.; painless, in right, 
 ICarbo a.; with piercing pains, worse at night, 
 ICon. ; scirrhous, HCon.; scirrhous, of right, 
 size of hen's egg, hard, nodulated, tender to 
 touch, stinging pain, I ISep.; sensitive to touch, 
 and painful, I Ars. i.; skin loose, ICarbo a.; 
 small, painless, near nipple, ICon.; smarting, 
 •deprived her of rest, especially at night (scir- 
 rhus), Ast. r.; three, lobed, each lobe as large 
 as a pigeon's egg, two inches above and to left 
 of nipple, movable, and painful to pressure, 
 examination causes pain, extends to shoulder 
 and down arm, lasting five to six hours, ILach.; 
 uneven, ICarbo a. ; in a young married woman, 
 IChim. umb. JS^ 00 cancer, induration, 
 swelling. 
 
 Mammae, ulcers : IPhos.; chancroid (syphilis), 
 I IJacea ; fistulous, HPhyt.; fistulous, dis 7 
 charge thin and watery, or thick and offen- 
 sive, I ISil.; fistulous openings, downward and 
 backward, I IPhyt.; fistulous, with callous 
 edges and continuous suppuration, I IPhos.; 
 large, fistulous, gaping and angry, discharg- 
 ing a watery fetid pus, IPhyt.; several fistu- 
 lous, partly covered with proud flesh, from 
 which an offensive, ill-looking, profuse, pur- 
 ulent discharge has escaped (mastitis), I I Phos.; 
 fistulous, two passages in one, and three in 
 another, some of them extending deep into 
 gland, and others more superficial but diverg- 
 ing at right angles, all discharging a thin, 
 serous acrid fluid, I IPhos.; bottom covered 
 with reddish granulations, pale, edges hard, 
 everted, sensitive (scirrhus), I Ast. r.; un- 
 healthy granulation, with fetid discharge, 
 IPhyt.; an inch in diameter, gaping, angry, 
 filled with unhealthy granulations, probe 
 passed obliquely downward until it reached 
 a hard, sensitive tumor about the size of a 
 hen's egg, discharge offensive and sanious, 
 I IPhyt.; indurated tumors,ICEnan.j inoculated 
 by ichorous secretion producing similar sores 
 around nipple, Uugl.; with itching, IHep.; 
 in left, sharp stitches through to back in left, 
 I Ast. r.; malignant, ICalc; with little pimples 
 around, IHep.; scirrhous, smelling like old 
 -cheese, with burning, stinging edges, 
 
 IHep.; sloughing, in right, IComo. &@f ab- 
 scess. 
 
 NIPPLES, aching : ICalc. p. 
 
 Nipples, aphthae : IBor. 
 
 Nipples, areola: leaden cast, ICon.; red, as in 
 erysipelas, Cast. eq. ; covered with yellowish 
 scales, oozing acrid fluid, itching and burning 
 in night, ISul. 
 
 Nipples, bleeding : IMerc. c, ISep.; child draws 
 so much blood, when it vomits it seems to 
 vomit blood, ILyc.; discharge of blood and 
 water, ILyc; easily, ILyc; after nursing, ISul. ; 
 when nursing, ISul.; with great soreness, 
 IHam.; seem about to suppurate, ISep. 
 $0^ x ' cracked. . 
 
 Nipples, burning: I Agar., Arund., Benz. ac, 
 ILyc, Sang., ISil., ISul.; around, MPsor.; 
 like fire, ISul.; in left, ISil.; after nursing, 
 Sang., ISul.; after rubbing, Con. 
 
 Nipples, cracked : ICalend., llCaust., Curar., 
 I Fluor, ac, 1 1 Graph., ILyc, IMerc. cor., 
 HPhyt., ISil., ISul.; across crown, ISep.; at 
 base, as if they would drop off, ISul.; in nurs- 
 ing women, 1 1 Cast, eq., IHydras., IMillef., 
 IIRatan.; painful, IGraph.; with intense pain 
 on putting child to breast , I Phy t, J^sp" blee d- 
 ing ; also Lactation nipples. 
 
 Nipples, dark : IColch. 
 
 Nipples, darting : in left, ISil. 
 
 Nipples, discharge: purulent, IPhell.; scant, 
 watery, I I Phos. J8^" ulcers. 
 
 Nipples, drawing: fine sharp, becomes pulsating 
 about left, with sore pain when touched, Zinc 
 
 Nipples, dry : Cast. eq. 
 
 Nipples, eruption : Caust.; small bluish blisters, 
 with fluid discharge, IGraph.; surrounded 
 with herpes, HCaust.; pimples itching vio- 
 lently, oozing a fluid (second month of preg- 
 nancy), MPsor.; covered with scurf, ILyc; 
 yellow scaly spots, moist when scratched, 
 IKali c 
 
 Nipples, gummy secretion : drying on orifice, 
 when picked off, nipples bleed freely, Med. 
 
 Nipples, hot: in cancer, IPhos. 
 
 Nipples, indurated: IBry., ICalc; harder than 
 usual, IMerc; uneven nodules in left, ICarbo 
 a. ; painful indurations below, size of _ hazel- 
 nut, ICarbo a. ; of stony hardness, in left, 
 ICarbo a. 
 
 Nipples, inflammation: Cadm. s., ICham., 
 Med., MPic ac, ISil., Sul.; erysipelatous, 
 Arm; painful, and swelling followed by pus 
 formation, I I Phos. 
 
 Nipples, insensible : Sars. 
 
 Nipples, inverted : g^° retracted. 
 
 Nipples, itching : I Agar., IHep., I Petrol., Sars., 
 ■Sep., Sul.; of right, IFluor. ac; with red 
 scaly skin, burning after rubbing, Con.; vo- 
 luptuous, Sabina. 
 
 Nipples, mealy coating: IPetrol. 
 
 Nipples, pain (undefined): Arund., Cast, eq., 
 Curar., Graph., IHelon., Sang.; through to 
 back, ICrot. t.; on each application of child, 
 IPhell.; constant, ILac c; on left, Cast. eq. ; 
 during nursing, INux v.; when attempting to 
 nurse, IMerc. cor.; during nursing, all over 
 body, I IPhyt.; during nursing, through to 
 scapula of same side, I ICrot. t. Jg^ 1 * Lactation 
 nipples. 
 
 Nipples, red: Agar., IFluor. ac, I I Psor.; brown- 
 ish, IColch.; as in erysipelas, Cast, eq.; right, 
 IFluor. ac. JS@^ inflammation. 
 
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 24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 Nipples, retracted: lArs. i., INux m., Sars.; 
 scirrhus, Cund.; cancer of left breast, I Hy- 
 dras.; drawn in like a funnel, ISiL; drawn in, 
 from scirrhous tumor of right breast, 
 IChim. umb. ; inverted, lApis, ICon.; 
 skin smooth and adherent, around (can- 
 cer), lAst. rub. 
 
 Nipples, sensitive : ICham., Crot. t., IHelon., 
 IILach., Med., Nux v., IPhyt., Sil.; left, 
 Zinc; nursing produces intense suffering, 
 seeming to start from nipples and radiate over 
 whole body, going to backbone and streaking 
 up and down it, I IPhyt.; painful, tender, can- 
 not bear least pressure of dress, IHelon.; ten- 
 der, IHelon, ISiL; tender, particularly during 
 menses, IHelon.; excessively tender, cannot 
 bear touch of clothing, 1 1 Cast, eq.; to touch, 
 ICon., llCrot. t. ; to touch, also inflamed, 
 Med.; pain on slightest touch by child, IColch. 
 ftfgg" soreness. 
 
 Nipples, sharp pains : in left, 1 1 Phyt. 
 
 Nipples, soreness : lAlum., Arg. nit., IIArn., 
 IIBapt., ICalc. p., HCaust., ICham., Crot. t., 
 Dulc, IFluor. ac, IGraph., IHam., ILyc, 
 Med., Millef., INitr. ac, IPhell., I IPhos., 
 Sang., ISep., ISiL, ISuL, IZinc; abraded in 
 nursing women, IHydras. ; with small corro- 
 sive blisters or ulcers oozing limpid serum or 
 a thick glutinous fluid, which forms crust that 
 is removed by nursing, but forms again, 
 ■Graph.; in cancer, IPhos.; after confinement, 
 1 1 Rhus ; end cracked, exuding limpid ser- 
 um, IGraph.; excoriation, lAnanth., ICalend., 
 UPhyt.; in mastitis, I Merc, particularly dur- 
 ing menses, IHelon.; after pinching (child), 
 Arn., Phos.; raw, mastitis, IMerc.; after wean- 
 ing, I I Dulc; presenting .a white point in 
 centre, INux v. fflgg* sensitive ; also Lacta- 
 tion nipples. 
 
 Nipples, stinging: ICon., Lye, ISuL; fine, 
 ICamph. 
 
 Nipples, stitches : ILyc, IRheum ; on deep in- 
 spiration, lllgn.; in left, MSabina; under 
 either, Spig. 
 
 Nipples, swelling: ICham., ILach.; of right, 
 IFluor. ac; below, on right side, size of filbert, 
 stabbing, darting pain, Eucal. 
 
 Nipples, tensive pain : particularly when 
 nursing, INux v. 
 
 Nipples, tumor : hard, in right, large as a hen's 
 egg, ICarbo a. 
 
 Nipples, twinging pains : ICon. 
 
 Nipples, ulcers: ICalc, Cham., IMerc, ISiL, 
 SuL; nearly ulcerated off, hanging by strings, 
 llCast. eq. 
 
 Nipples, wilted : Sars. 
 
 PARTURITION (labor), abdomen : tender- 
 ness, Chlorof. 
 
 Parturition, after pains: j^" Post-partum 
 after pains. 
 
 Parturition, anus : tenesmus, child's head 
 presses against symphysis pubis, ICinnab. ; 
 sense of weight, ISep. 
 
 Parturition, breathing: desires fresh air, 
 ICham.; dyspnoea, ISep., IStann.; wishes to 
 be fanned, wants air, ISuL; oppressed, IChin. 
 s.; suffocating spells, I IHyos., 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Parturition, chilliness : Coff; nervous, " chat- 
 ters" in first stage, IIGeis.; "shivers" in 
 first stage, 1 1 Act. rac; shuddering, with 
 pains, better when warmly covered, ISep. 
 
 Parturition, coldness : of skin, ICamph. 
 
 Parturition, convulsions: jggg^ 1 Puerperal af- 
 fections convulsions. 
 
 Parturition, covered : cannot bear to be, 
 ICamph. 
 
 Parturition, cramps : in legs, IBell. ; in legs, 
 fingers and toes, Cup. m. 
 
 Parturition, difficult (dystocia) : • Abrot. ,Acon., 
 I Act. rac, Arn., lAur. met., IBell., Bor., 
 Calc, HCaulo., HCaust., ICham., ICoff. t., 
 ■ Gels., Goss., IHyos., IKali c, ILyc, I INux 
 v., Puis.', I IRhod., ISec, Sep., SuL, Ver., Vib. 
 
 Parturition, eyes: glittering, ICoff; extreme 
 sensibility to light, ICon. 
 
 Parturition, face: pinkish, as if uniformly 
 flushed, IGels.; puffed, ICoff. 
 
 Parturition, fainting: Cinnam., I ISec 
 
 Parturition, feet : cold, ISep. 
 
 Parturition, hands: cannot bear to have them 
 touched, ICinch. 
 
 Parturition, head : hot, ICoff. 
 
 Parturition, heart : neuralgia, lAct. rac 
 
 Parturition, heat: ICoff. t.; feverish, ICaulo.; 
 flushes, ISep. 
 
 Parturition, hemorrhage: fl®*" Post-partum, 
 hemorrhage ; also Chap. 23, Uterus hemor- 
 rhage. 
 
 Parturition, hysterical: IChloraL; with rigid, 
 unyielding os, nervous excitement, IIGeis. 
 
 Parturition, labor pains: absent, os dilated, 
 membranes protruding, IGels.; anguish and 
 sweat, with desire to be rubbed, INatr. c. ; in 
 back, in paroxysms, ISep.; through to back, 
 then up, IGels.; worse in back, INux v.; down 
 back into glutei muscles, IKali c ; no freedom 
 from suffering between pains, Chlorof.; with 
 more or less discharge of dark blood, ICham.; 
 loss of breath, fifth month, I I Puis.; ceasing, 
 Act. rac, Arn. , IBell., ICamph., ICarbo v., 
 ICaulo., Cham., Cinnam., IGels., IGuarsea, 
 Kali c, Natr. m., Nux v„ IOp., Plat., IPuls., 
 Ruta, HSec, ISep., SuL, IThuya; cease, con- 
 vulsions begin, ISec; cease, and fly all over 
 body, IGels.; cease, from hemorrhage, ICinch.; 
 ceased for thirty-six hours, I Act. rac; cease 
 nearly or entirely, INux v. ; cease, with com- 
 plaining loquacity, ICoff.; child seems to as- 
 cend with every pain, IGels.; complains, 
 ICoff. t.; cramps in abdomen, shooting down 
 legs, Vib.; cramp in flexor tendons of fingers 
 and toes, IIDiosc; cutting, ^Asaf.; cutting 
 across, left to right, llpec; with cutting in 
 umbilical region, interfere with true pains, 
 
 ' lllpec; fine needlelike darting, shooting up- 
 ward from cervix, ISep.; deficient, IBell., 
 IPuls., ITJstiL; make her desperate, lAur. 
 met.; desperate, desire to jump from window 
 or dash herself down, lAur. met.; feels as if 
 she would go distracted, Coff.; distressing, 
 Aeon., Act. rac, Arn., Bell., Caulo, Caust., 
 ICham., ICoff, Con., IGels., Kali c, Lye, Nux 
 v., Plat., Sec, Sep.; distressing, can hardly 
 bear them, wishes to get away from herself, 
 ICham.; distressing, but of little use, IPhos.; 
 with eructations, Bor. ; tries to escape, IBell.; 
 worse towards evening, IPuls.; as if every- 
 thing would come out, ISep. ; excessive (too 
 strong), lAct. rac, Amb., TrArt. v., IBell., 
 ICham., IChloraL, ICoff, ICoff. t., INux v., 
 Puis., I ISec; excessive discharge of dark co- 
 agulated blood, ICham.; excessive, in rapid 
 succession, I Aeon.; excessive, labor tedious, 
 ■Act. rac; exhausting, ICaulo., IVer.; cause 
 
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 fainting, INux v. ; with fainting or cramps, 
 I Act. rac; tendency to faint, IBNux v.; false, 
 ■Act. rac, Bor., ICinnab., Cinnam., I IDiosc, 
 IGels., Kali ph., INux m., IOp., IIPuls., Yib.; 
 false, in fourth month, I I Mitch, rep.; false, 
 in seventh month, I INux v.; false, spasmodic, 
 IIBell.; with fear of death, I ICoff.; nagging, 
 from protracted labor, ICaulo.; better by 
 placing foot against a support, and pressing 
 and relaxing alternately, so as to agitate 
 whole body, ILyc.; false, interrupt true pains, 
 which seem insufficient, I IGels.; says she 
 must and will get up, I Cham.; alternating 
 with hemorrhage and restlessness, IPuls.; 
 incessant (premature), I I Sec; ineffectual, Cin- 
 nam., ICoff., I lEup. pur., IIKali c, Kali ph., 
 Mitch, rep., IOp., ISep.; ineffectual, in small 
 of back, ICoff; ineffectual, violent, Arm; in- 
 supportable, ICoff.; interrupted by hysterical 
 spasms, IMagn. m.; irregular, ^Ethus., ICaulo., 
 Coccul., ICoff, INuxm., IPuls., USec; with 
 irritability, ICaulo. ; must keep in constant 
 motion, walks the room weeping, ILyc; cause 
 palpitation, fainting and suffocation, IPuls.; 
 reach a certain point, then cease, IPlat,; wants 
 to change position often, Arm; pressing urg- 
 ing, as during menses, IGraph.; protracted, 
 ICinnab., USec; protracted, unsuccessful, 
 caused by a particular condition of placenta, 
 MSpong. ; above pubes, ISep.; restlessness, 
 between, Cup. m.; left sacro-iliac, articula- 
 tion running into groin, IThuya; in sacrum 
 to knees and ankles, then up to sacrum, 
 IPhyt.; only periodic, slight pressure on sa- 
 crum, IBell. ; from sacrum into region of 
 stomach, causing pain and vomiting, IPuls.; 
 inclined to scold, UCham.; short, Caulo.; 
 passing off with a shiver, causing much dis- 
 tress, ICaulo.; overwhelming, with shrieking, 
 lAcom; slow, Mitch, rep.; sluggish, IPuls.; 
 sluggish or irregular (convulsions), IPuls. ; 
 sore, ICaust. ; spasmodic, I Act. rac, Amb., 
 IBell., IBor., IBry., ICaulo., ICaust,, ICham., 
 Coccul., Coff., Cup. m., IIFerr., Gels., Hyos., 
 Ign., Hpec, Kali c, Lye, IMagn. p., INux 
 m., Nux v., IOp., Plat., Puis., Sec, Sep., Yib.; 
 spasmodic, exhausting, out of breath, IStanm; 
 spasmodic, causing urging to stool or to urina- 
 tion, INux v.; spasmodic, ineffectual, IPlat., 
 IPuls.; appear like tonic spasms, IChin. s.; 
 must stand or walk about, wants back rubbed, 
 likes to have room warm, INux v.; worse in 
 stomach than uterus, IBor.; tardy, Hyper.; 
 with thirst, ICaulo.; tormenting, useless, at 
 beginning, Caulo.; accompanied by convul- 
 sive twitches, IChin. s. ; run upward, HCalc, 
 HCham., ILyc; dart upward, head of child 
 goes back, IBor. ; with frequent urination, 
 ICham.; from walking, insupportable, must 
 lie down, IThuya ; too weak, lAct. rac, 
 iEthus.,Arn.,Belf.,ICamph.,Cann.i., ICarb. s., 
 ICarbo v., ICaulo., Cinnam., IGels., IGraph., 
 IGuarseaJKali c, Kali ph., Mitch, rep., INatr. 
 c, I INatr. m., INux m., Op., IPuls., USec, 
 IThuya; weak, especially after disease, or great 
 loss of fluids, ICarbo v.; too weak, or ceasing, 
 w T ith somnolence, IPuls.; wriggling about, at 
 seven and a half months, Sec f^" os, 
 uterus. 
 
 Parturition, limbs: violent moving, ICoff. 
 
 Parturition, mental condition : despair, 
 ICoff.; enraged, IBell.; fear of death, ICoff.; 
 
 premature, from fear or freight, IOp.; symp- 
 toms from grief, Caust. ; irritable, snappish, 
 HCham.; nervous irritability, IHyos. ; lament- 
 ing, ICoff.; nervous, IChloral., Chlorof.; weep- 
 ing, ICoff. 
 
 Parturition, muscles: rigidity, Coff.; rigid, in 
 first delivery, in women who have married 
 late, IBell. 
 
 Parturition, os: contracted spasmodically, 
 IBell., ISep.; amniotic fluid gone, IBell.; 
 spasmodically contracted, IBell.; widely di- 
 lated, complete atony, face flushed, patient 
 drowsy dull, IGels. ; half open, ISep. ; hard, 
 ISep.; rigid, lAct. rac, ICaulo., Chlorof., ICon., 
 1 1 Gels., ILobel. i., IVer. v.; rigidity, scarcely 
 able to endure pains, HCham.; rounded and 
 hard, feels as if it would not dilate, I IGels. ; 
 soft, IXJstil.; tenderness, IPlat.; tenderness of 
 anterior lip, ISep. ; not widened correspond- 
 ingly, IBell. J&ggr uterus. 
 
 Parturition, perineum : rigid, ILobel. i. 
 
 Parturition, position: abnormal, IPuls.; child 
 lying transversely (first position, shoulder 
 presentation) during first stage in thirty 
 minutes, vertex presented, IIPuls.; labor 
 pains, ineffectual, from defective position of 
 child, I Aeon. 
 
 Parturition, pulse : intermittent, IChin. s. ; 
 rapid, IChin. s.; slow and full, IGels.; weak, 
 IChin. s. 
 
 Parturition, too rapid : ILyc. 
 
 Parturition, restlessness: lAcon., ICamph., 
 Chlorof. 
 
 Parturition, shooting : upward, in vagina, 
 ISep. 
 
 Parturition, skin: dry, I Aeon., ICoff. t. 
 
 Parturition, sleep: sleepless; ICon.; sleepless, 
 pains very distressing, ICoff. 
 
 Parturition, slow: IBell., ICaulo., Chloral., 
 Chlorof., I Ign., I Sec. ; long and painful (as- 
 phyxia neonatorum), I Arm; almost painless, 
 uterine contraction, feeble, insufficient, Goss.; 
 sad feelings and forebodings, I INatr. m. 
 
 Parturition, speech : thick tongue, like one 
 intoxicated, IGels. 
 
 Parturition, suppressed: Cact. 
 
 Parturition, twitching : Cinnam.; convulsive, 
 IChin. s. 
 
 Parturition, unconscious : IChin. s.; sank into 
 semi-stupid state, could be roused by shaking, 
 soon relapsed, IGels. 
 
 Parturition, uterus: atony, Caulo., IGels.; cer- 
 vix flabby, os open, no' pains, bag of waters 
 bulging, patient more and more drowsy, 
 speech thickens, convulsions seem threatening, 
 IGels.; constriction of lower part, IIBell.; 
 contractility hindered by sycotic complica- 
 tions, IThuya; contraction, causing pain in 
 small of back, ICoff. ; with every contraction 
 violent dyspnoea, seeming to neutralize labor 
 pains, ILobel. i.; contractions feeble, Caulo.; 
 contractions feeble and weak, Ruta ; contrac- 
 tions insufficient, I Aeon.; contraction pro- 
 longed, tonic, ISec ; want of contractions, with 
 persistent hemorrhage of brownish blood, 
 lUstil.; contractions interrupted by sensitive- 
 ness of vagina and external parts, IPlat.; fine 
 needlelike darting, upward from cervix, 
 ■Sep.; want of expulsive power, IPuls.; 
 flabby, ISec; hour-glass contractions, ICham., 
 ISec, ISep.; inactive, IPuls.; inertia, IPuls.; 
 inertia, child' s head is in the opening of pelvia 
 
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 PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 and the action of womb is insufficient for ex- 
 pulsion, I IPuls.; inactive, insufficient pains, 
 IGels.; everything seems loose and open, no 
 action, USec; shooting in cervix, ISep. ; head 
 spasmodically held inside, after body is born, 
 IBelL; appears as if split open from top to 
 bottom, longitudinal fibres alone contracting, 
 leaving a sulcus in middle, I I Sec; strength 
 weakened by too early or perverted efforts, 
 ISec; to throat, like a wave, ending with 
 choking feeling, impeded labor, impending 
 spasm, IGels. fl^" os. 
 
 Parturition, vagina : hot, dry, tender, undilate- 
 able, I Aeon.; great sensitiveness on examin- 
 tion, IPlat. 
 
 Parturition, vulva : tenderness, IPlat. 
 
 Parturition, weakness : ICaulo., ICon.; from 
 night watching, Caust. 
 
 PLACENTA, hemorrhage: I Bell.; arterial, 
 from partial separation, llpec; during labor 
 pains, llpec; after removal, llpec 
 
 Placenta, pains : as from an ulcer over seat of, 
 when lying on right side and on pressure, 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Placenta, retained : Act. rac, I Agnus, All. sat., 
 lArs., lArt. v., IBelL, HCanth., ICaulo., |Ci- 
 mex, Croc, Gels., I IGoss'., llpec, IPuls., Sa- 
 bina, ISec, Sep.; after abortion, I ISabina, 
 HSep., MVer. v.; after abortion, especially 
 during early months of pregnancy, Sec; 
 want of action or spasmodic contraction, 
 IPuls.; from atony, ISabina; with constant 
 strong bearing down, ISec; with profuse 
 flow of hot blood, speedily coagulates, IBelL; 
 secondary hemorrhages, IPuls. ; post-partum 
 hemorrhage, I Croc. ; high up in fundus, could 
 not be removed by gentle traction, I I Puis. ; 
 removed eighteen hours after delivery, I Kali 
 c; with constant feeling in rectum, as though 
 bowels ought to be moved, INux v.; with re- 
 laxed feeling of parts, ISec; spasmodically, 
 IBelL; with painful urination, HCanth. 
 
 POST-PARTUM, abdomen: contracted into 
 little knots or bunches about size of walnut, 
 ICham.; pain, in a primipara, I INux v.; press- 
 ing pain in left lower, towards back, worse 
 from motion, I Agar.; sensitiveness, IBelL 
 g^ 3 * Puerperal abdomen. 
 
 Post-partum, after pains: lAcon., lAct. rac, 
 IIArn., IIBelL, IBry., Caulo., IICham.,Cin- 
 nam.,Cycl., IIDiosc, I IFerr., IGels., Hyos., 
 Hvper., Hgn., Kali c, I I Lac c, Lil. tig., 
 IIMillef., Nux v., Paris, Pod., Puis., Khus, 
 Sep., UstiL, Vib., IXan.; with sensitiveness 
 of abdomen, ISabina; strong bearing down, 
 BPod.; discharge of fluid blood and clots in 
 equal proportions with every pain, ISabina ; 
 cramps in limbs, ICup. m.; on second day, 
 after delivery of fourth child, unbearable 
 when child nurses, I ICham.; in parts dis- 
 tant from pelvis, Carbo v.; distressing, par- 
 ticularly in women who have borne many 
 children, IICup. m.; after exhausting lengthy 
 labor, ICaulo.; with fear of death, IICorT. ; into 
 groins, ICaulo.; worse in groins, I Act. rac;with 
 heat and flatulency, iPod.; with hemor- 
 rhage, from irregular contractions, I ISec; 
 intense, but very imperfect contractions, 
 HParis; after instrumental delivery, I Arm, 
 IHyper., IRhus ; insupportably intense, I Coff.; 
 in irritable women, INux v.; last too long, 
 I Aeon.,, ICham., ICoffi, IGels., I ISec; too 
 
 long and too violent, worse towards evening, 
 IPuls.; too long, after severe labor with much 
 and excessive straining, IRhus ; with offen- 
 sive menses, ICrotal. ; worse from least mo- 
 tion or deep inspiration, IBry.; with nausea, 
 and vomiting, I Act. rac; excited by nursing, 
 pains left to right, Con.; return while nurs- 
 ing, I Arm; worse when nursing, I ISec; over- 
 sensitiveness, I Act. rac; in a primipara, 
 ■Atrop.; in sacrum, IPhos.; violent, in sacrum 
 and hips, with headache, after instrumental 
 delivery, Hyper.; insensitive women, IOp.; in 
 sensitive women who cannot compose them- 
 selves to sleep, IGels.; spasmodic, ICaulo.; 
 shoot into thighs, I I Lac c 
 
 Post-partum, anus : prolapsus, IPod. 
 
 Post partum, atony of bladder, IIArs. 
 
 Post-partum, back: aching, IHyper.; nettle- 
 like pains over back where it touched bed, 
 sixty hours after labor, I Kali c; pain in sac- 
 ral region, IPhos. 
 
 Post partum, bruised : parts feel, IIArn. 
 
 Post-partum, chill: chilliness, IMez.; followed 
 by heat intermingled with chilliness, particu- 
 larly when turning in bed, 1 1 Puis. ; within 
 sixty hours, IKali c jg@T Puerperal fever. 
 
 Post-partum, convulsions : fi@$~ Puerperal 
 convulsions. 
 
 Post-partum, cough: as if something would be 
 torn out of chest, I IRhus. 
 
 Post-partum, diarrhoea: stools offensive, I ISul. 
 
 Post-partum, dysentery : with faintness after 
 effort at stool, 1 1 Aloe. 
 
 Post-partum, epilepsy: brought on by a fall 
 immediately before delivery, I I Rhus. 
 
 Post-partum, face : pale, IMez., I ISec; yellow 
 spots, ICrotal.; flatulence, with laborlike 
 pains, INux m. 
 
 Post-partum, hands : fingers spasmodically 
 flexed, Rhod. 
 
 Postpartum, hemorrhage : Acet. ac, Alet., 
 lAlum., lArn., IIBelL, Bry., ICann. i., ICann. 
 s., Caulo., I ICham., ICinch., Cinnam., Coc- 
 cul., ICroc, I lErig., IIFerr., IHam., IHydras., 
 IHyos., I llpec, Kami., Lye, Merc, IINitr. 
 ac, Nux m., Nux v., Op., Phos. ac, UPlat., 
 Plumb, Puis., I IRhus, I ISabina, Sec, Sep., 
 IThlaspi, Trill., ITJstiL; from atony of blood- 
 vessels, IKali c; from atony, one week after 
 labor, IKali c; bright red, more blood comes 
 with every start, IHyos.; bright red, flowing 
 steadily, IHyos.; in large clots, ICroc; 
 coffee-ground, offensive discharge, INitr. ac; 
 constant, every few minutes, a large clot of 
 bright red blood, with bearing-down pains, 
 IIJstiL; continued and obstinate, I INux m.; 
 from irregular contractions, with violent after- 
 pains, I ISec; some days after delivery,! ICin- 
 nam.; eighth day, reappearance of blood, 
 I ISabina; severe, fluid and gushing, llpec; 
 following a hard delivery, IMillef.; after hasty 
 labor, Caulo.; malaise, IMez.; worse from 
 slightest motion, HCroc; painless, dark 
 red, ISabina ; passive, Caulo., IGels.; passive, 
 or lumpy for days and weeks, after miscarri- 
 age, lUstil.; placenta adhering, llpec, IKali 
 c; prevents, IIArn.; in a primipara, after first 
 few pains, when the os has dilated about an 
 inch, Cinnam. ; profuse, 1 1 Apis, IPlat.; profuse, 
 containing large number of clots, worse on 
 rising, causing loss of consciousness, I ISabi- 
 na ; constant, putrid, with puerperal periton- 
 
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 itis (abortion), IUstil.; relaxation of uterus 
 temporarily better by compression, I I Sec.; 
 repeated, small, HCinnam.; in septicaemia, 
 I I Sal. ac; secondary, from retained placenta 
 in coagula, IPuls.; steady flow, bright red, 
 llpec; constant, relieved by a tampon, but 
 -when removed hemorrhage returned, occa- 
 sional laborlike pains, cause some strings and 
 shreds to pass, I t Sabina ; from flabby, atonic 
 condition of uterus, IUstil.; one week after 
 confinement, with adherent placenta, I Kali c; 
 two weeks after labor, large bright red clots, 
 no pain, I I Ustil. JSgg" Chap. 23, Uterus 
 hemorrhage. 
 
 Post-partum, hemorrhoids: I ICalab., IHam., 
 Ilgn., IKali c, ILil. tig., I INux v., IPod., 
 Puls.,,ISul. £@~ Chap. 20, Rectum hemor- 
 rhoids. 
 
 Post-partum, hiccough: for fourteen days con- 
 stant, preventing eating, drinking and sleep- 
 ing, in primipara, I I Nux v. 
 
 Post-partum, hips : coxalgia, II Hyper.; coxar- 
 throcace, ICalc. 
 
 Post-partum, legs : pain in right, with numb- 
 ness from hips to feet, I I Rhus ; paralysis, with 
 atrophy, Plumb. JK5P" phlegmasia. 
 
 Post-partum, leucorrhoea : I I Sars. 
 
 Post-partum, mammae : left inflamed and hard, 
 with fever and prostration, ICrotal.; stitching 
 in a hard lump which formed in lower outer 
 part of breast, ICrotal. 
 
 Post-partum, membranes: retained, ICanth., 
 Caulo. 
 
 Post-partum, paralysis: UPhos., IIRhus; of 
 right side, apparent total abolition of functions 
 of voluntary motion and special sensation, 
 I I Rhus ; paraplegia, 1 1 Caulo. 
 
 Post-partum, perineum: ruptured, lArn., HCa- 
 lend. 
 
 Post-partum, phlegmasia alba dolens (milk 
 leg): Aeon., Apis, Arm, Ars., IBell., IBry., 
 ICalc, ICham., IHam., IKali c, ILed.,Lyc, 
 Nux v., IPuls., Sep., IStram., Sul. ; after for- 
 ceps delivery, swelling of whole lower limb, 
 painful, worse in thigh, ICepa ; left leg, Crotal.; 
 with typhoid symptoms, I IRhus. J^ST 5 Chap- 
 ter 33 , Legs phlegmasia, 
 
 Post-partum, pulse : small, Lye; small and ra- 
 pid, ICrotal. 
 
 Post-partum, recovery: slow, IGraph. 
 
 Post-partum, rectum: during stool, painful, 
 burning, passing over into a kind of sore, 
 IMez.; protrusion, IRuta, figg" hemorrhoids. 
 
 Tost-partum, soreness: II Arm 
 
 Post-partum, sweat: debilitating, retarding 
 convalescence, ISamb.; excessive, ICham. 
 
 Post-partum, tongue : trembling, ICrotal. 
 
 Post-partum, unconciousness : IChin. s. 
 
 Post-partum, urine: constant dribbling, lArn.; 
 retention, 1 1 Ars., IOp., I IPuls.; kidneys se- 
 crete less or none at all, IStram.; no will to 
 urinate, IIHyos. 
 
 Post-partum, uterus: anteversion, INux m.; 
 burning, alternates with pain in limbs, Rhod.; 
 dilated (hemorrhage), ICroc.; metritis, INux 
 v., ISabina: threatened metritis, in conse- 
 quence of catching cold, I IPuls.; metritis with 
 typhoid symptoms, IIRhus; prolapsus, IPod., 
 ■Rhus; relaxed, difficult contraction, after 
 abortion, ISec; relaxed, with hemorrhage, 
 I ISec; rupture of cervix, ICalend.; soft, 
 hemorrhage, ICroc; uncontracted, INux m. 
 
 Post-partum, vagina: lesions, ICalend.; lesions 
 with septic fever, I I Sul. ac. 
 
 Post-partum, vulva: sensitive, cannot bear 
 touch of napkin, I Plat. 
 
 PREGNANCY, abdomen : aching, ICon.; 
 aching, every night after going to bed, better 
 by getting up and moving about, I ICon.; colic, 
 I Ars., I IMillef., I INux v. , USep. ; frequent 
 colic, which draws the patient nearly double, 
 IColoc; colicky paroxysmal pains after blow 
 received in abdomen and getting feet wet (abor- 
 tion), I INuxm.; congested condition of vis- 
 cera, IPod.; cramps, IGels.,IYib.; cramps, can- 
 not remain covered, ICamph.; distressing 
 cramps, ICup. m.; cutting pain, dysuria, I IPhos. 
 ac. ; flattened in front and bulging out in each 
 lumbar region, I IPuls.; pain, IBry.; feeling 
 as if there were not room enough, at night in 
 bed, must stretch violently, Plumb.; sharp 
 pains across, lAct. rac; shooting, I IKali c ; 
 shooting across, either right to left, or left to 
 right, ICinnab.; soreness, ISep.; great sore- 
 ness in bowels, Lyss.; soreness in walls, IPuls.; 
 spasmodic pains with chill, particularly after 
 anger, IBry.; spasms, I IPuls.; stitching, 
 I IKali c; tearing tensive pain in spot, in lower, 
 corresponding to seat of placenta, worse at 
 night when lying on affected side, and sore 
 to touch, as if ulcerated, I IPuls.; tender, INux 
 m.; throbbing, Selen.; sensation as if some- 
 thing tight would break if too much exertion 
 were made at stool, I Apis ; tympanitic, IPsor. 
 
 Pregnancy,- affections (complaints undefined): 
 IIAcon., IIAct.rac, lAgar., IIAlet., lAlumin., 
 lAmm. m., lAnt. c, 1 1 Ant. t., lApis, lArg. 
 met., I Arm, IBar. c, IBell., IBenz. ac, IBism., 
 IBor., I ICalc, I ICamph., ICanth., ICarbol. 
 ac, HCaust,, IChelid., ICinch., ICup. m., 
 IDros., IFerr., IFerr. ph., IGoss., IIHell., 
 IHyos., -Kalibr., IKali c, IKali f., IKreo., 
 ILact. ac, ILaur., ILyss., IMerc, IMosch., 
 IMurex, INatr. m., INux m., INux v., I IPuls., 
 ISabad., I ISep., I IStann., I ITarant,, Viol.; in 
 second and fifth months, I IPsor. 
 
 Pregnancy, albuminuria: Amm. c, I Apis, 
 Apoc, lArs., I Ars. i., Bell., Benz. ac, Berb., 
 Bry., Cact., Calc a., ICanth., Cinch., Colch., 
 Dig., Dulc, Ferr., IGels., Hell., IHelon., Kali 
 br., IKali c, IKali m., Kalm., Lach., Led., 
 ILyc, IMerc. cor., INatr. m., Phos., Phyt., 
 Rhus, Senecio, Sep., Sul., ITereb., Uran/n.; 
 with retinitis, I Apis, I Ars., Colch., Gels., 
 Kalm., IMerc. cor., Phos., Zinc. 
 
 Pregnancy, anus: burning, ICaps.; after stool, 
 contracts around prolapsed rectum, which 
 becomes constricted and sensitive to touch, 
 painful, like a sore, IMez.; painfully sore, and 
 hot feeling, I I Zing. gQT Chap. 20, Anus 
 fissure, and Rectum ulcers. 
 
 Pregnancy, aversion : to bread, ISep.; to food, 
 Ant. t., ILaur.; thought of food sickens her, 
 ISep. gi^ Chap. 14, Aversion. 
 
 Pregnancy, awkward: falls easily, llCalc 
 
 Pregnancy, back: aching, I ILyss.; drawing in 
 sacral region, ISars.; indescribable pain, like 
 a gnawing stiffness in sacrum and hip bone, 
 down over whole thigh, worse standing, in 
 last months, I Led.; pains, Arg. nit.; sacral 
 pains, IXan.; pain in sacral region, radiating 
 until fingers, hands, feet and toes are involved 
 and cramped from darting, drawing pains, 
 with anxiety, palpitation and faintness, ISars.; 
 
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 severe pains in sacral region before and dur- 
 ing stool, ISars.; shooting, after diarrhoea, 
 with colic, Calc. a.; severe pains in small of, 
 particularly forcing and pressing, as if a heavy 
 weight came into pelvis, low down, IKali c; 
 great soreness in lower part, Lyss.; writh- 
 ing in sacral region, ISars. 
 
 Pregnancy, bearing-down feeling: Calc. a., 
 1 1 Lyss.; frequent and prolonged forcing pain, 
 particularly in thin, ill-conditioned women, 
 USec; laborlike pains, IPuls.; laborlike 
 pains, with discharge of serous fluid (hydro- 
 metra), I i Sep. ; laborlike pains, after night 
 watching and mental disturbance, I IPuls.; 
 laborlike pains at seventh month, ISep.; pain- 
 ful, prolonged, HUstil.; spasmodic, distress- 
 ing, preventing sleep, BCham. 
 
 Pregnancy, bladder: cramplike pains, ILyc. ; 
 symptoms, I IPuls. 
 
 Pregnancy, breathing : difficult, from upward 
 pressure, I INux v.; dyspnoea, Viol.; dyspnoea, 
 with upward pressure, INux m. 
 
 Pregnancy, chest: rush of blood upward, 
 1 1 Lyss.; congestion, IGlon., INatr. m., ISep.; 
 pains in lower ribs, Arg. nit. 
 
 Pregnancy, chilliness: constant, after night 
 watching and mental disturbance, I IPuls. 
 
 Pregnancy, chorea: 1 1 Chloral. 
 
 Pregnancy, congestion : in general, IPsor. 
 
 Pregnancy, constipation: I Agar., II Alum., 
 lAnt. t., lApis, IBry., ICalc, Carbo v., Coc- 
 cul., HCollin., ICon., IIDolich., IGraph.. 
 ■Hydras., IKali c, ILyc, Menyanth., Merc, 
 INitr. ac, I INux v., IOp., IPhyt., UPlat., 
 ■Plumb., BPod., Sabad., BlSep., Stann., ISul., 
 ■ Verbas.; alternating with loose bowels, 
 ■Diosc. ; crumbling stool, lAmm. m.; difficult 
 stool, INux m.; feces hard, IVer.; hemor- 
 rhoids from inertia of lower bowel, Collin.; 
 manual assistance must be rendered, USep.; 
 with nausea, ICollin.; after night watching 
 and mental disturbance, 1 1 Puis. JSi^ Chap. 
 20, Constipation pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy, convulsions : IBell., ICic ; in sev- 
 enth month, in a woman with albuminuria, 
 dropsy, headache, etc, in quick succession, 
 with unconsciousness, I IQEnanth.; with un- 
 consciousness, IGels. H@P Puerperal con- 
 vulsions. 
 
 Pregnancy, cough: ICaust., INatr. m., INux 
 m.; deep and loose, Apoc; hacking, INux 
 m.; constant hacking, IKali br.; loose, in 
 morning, ISep.; during second month, worse 
 at night, and morning, and on lying down, 
 Vib. ; nervous, threatening abortion, IKali 
 br.; cough, worse at night, ICon.; short and 
 dry, Apoc. ; constant, dry, spasmodic, worse 
 from speaking, walking or mental exertions, 
 ICon.; spasmodic hacking, IBell.; with ejec- 
 tion of urine, IFerr. ph. Jg^° Chap. 27, 
 Cough pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy, cramps: IPhos.; with metrorrha- 
 gia, IHyos.; abnormal craving, ILyss. 
 
 Pregnancy, desire : for acids, IVer.; wants every- 
 thing cold, IVer.; for certain kinds of food, 
 IMagn. c; for salt food, IVer.; for salt and 
 salted food, INatr. m.; strange, I ILyss.; for 
 unusual articles of food, IChel. jg^*Chap. 14, 
 Desire. 
 
 Pregnancy, diarrhoea: Alum., lAnt. c, lApis, 
 ICham., IChel., ICinch., Dulc, I IFerr., Gels., 
 1 1 Hell., IHyos., Ilris, ILact. ac, ILyc, INux v., 
 
 IPetrol., HPhos., IPuls., ISep., ISul.; chronic, 
 with fainting and sluggish flow of ideas, 
 INux m.; colic, Calc. a.; with earthy color of 
 face, I ILyc; then hard, difficult stools, 
 I lOleand.; mucous, ICaps.; with prolapsus 
 recti, IMez. ; worse from riding, I IPetrol. 
 B@? Chap. 20, Diarrhoea, pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy, dropsy: I Apis, I Apoc, lArs., Aur. 
 mur., Colch.,IDig.,Dulc,Hell.,Helon., jJab., 
 Lye, Merc, cor., Uran. n.; hydrops amnii,. 
 Apis; labia swollen, |Jab. 
 
 Pregnancy, ears : affections, ICaps. 
 
 Pregnancy, epigastrium : gone feeling, INatr. 
 m.; every morning at 2 or 3 o'clock, tensive, 
 stitching pain, must rise and walk about, 
 I IPuls.; tightness across, IIKreo. 
 
 Pregnancy, eructations : Acet. ac, INatr. m.; 
 relieve, 1 1 Ant. t.; tasting like rotten eggs, 
 IMagn. c; sweetish, IZinc 
 
 Pregnancy, eruption : ISep.; skin disease, Ant. c 
 
 Pregnancy, expectoration : putrid taste and 
 smell, Con. 
 
 Pregnancy, eyes : dim, after night watching, 
 mental disturbance, 1 1 Puis. ; diplopia and dim 
 vision, IGels.; hemeralopia, I I Ran. b.; mist 
 before, ICalc; nephritic retinitis, IMerccor.; 
 retinitis albuminurica, IKalm.(JS@ tt> albumi- 
 nuria) ; sunken, after night watching and 
 mental disturbance, 1 1 Puis. ; yellow spots, 
 Amm. c 
 
 Pregnancy, face : aching, llgn., ISep., IStram.; 
 earthy, I Magn.c ; alternately pale and red, after 
 night watching and mental disturbance, 
 
 I IPuls.; pale, bluish, puffed, IPhos.; turned 
 pale on slightest excitement, I INux m.; syn- 
 cope, INux v.; yellow brown spots, ISep. 
 
 Pregnancy, fainting: IBell., INux m., IVer.; 
 on slightest excitement, 1 1 Nux m. 
 
 Pregnancy, faintness : lArs. 
 
 Pregnancy, false conception : ICaulo., ! IPuls.; 
 imaginary, Croc; all symptoms of former 
 pregnancies, except she had a regular monthly 
 flow, lasting three or four days, somewhat 
 scanty, painless and too pale, 1 1 Puis. 
 fflg^" moles. 
 
 Pregnancy, feet: cramp in soles and toes, 
 
 I I Calc; lame, with soreness from instep to 
 sole, Sil.; swollen, with heartburn and vari- 
 cose veins, IZinc 
 
 Pregnancy, fever : pains threatening abortion 
 during febrile stage of intermittent, IPuls.;. 
 yellow, I Cadm., Plat. 
 
 Pregnancy, foetus : as if lying crosswise, I Arm; 
 arrests development, Sec; expels dead, 
 ■Canth., • Cimex, IPuls.; is said to kill, Asaf.; 
 malposition, I IPuls.; in eighth month, child 
 moves so violently it awakens her, causing 
 cutting in bladder, with urging to urinate, 
 I I Thuya; motion had ceased, ICaulo.; feels 
 motion too sensitively, ISep.; movements hurt 
 or make her sore, I Arm, IOp., ISep.; violent 
 motion, lArs., IOp., IPsor., ISil.; motions felt 
 too violently and are painful, Croc; feels a lack 
 of room, IPlumb.; motion disturbs sleep, ICon., 
 IThuya; seems to be turning somersaults, 
 ILyc; says child turns over and does not lie 
 right, it pains her, IPuls. 
 
 Pregnancy, genitals : inflamed, ICollin.; itching, 
 almost delirious, ICollin.; itching, parts smell 
 bad, are swollen dark red and protruding, she 
 cannot lie down, ICollin.; oedema of vulva, 
 IMerc; pruritus, Aeon., Amb., Ars., Bell., 
 
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 Bor., Bow, Calc, ICalad., Carbol. ac, IChlo- 
 ral., Con., IDolich., Graph., Helon., Hydras., 
 Kreo., Lye, IMerc, INatr. m., IPlat., Sabina, 
 Sep., Sil., Sul., Thuya; pruritus at eighth 
 month, ICollin.; pruritus, inducing onanism, 
 I ICalad.; sore, she could neither walk, lie 
 down nor sit, except on edge of chair, ICollin.; 
 swelling, ICollin.; swelling of labia, I I Pod., 
 ■Sep. J8g§~ vagina, uterus. 
 
 Pregnancy, haemoptysis: IIAcon. 
 
 Pregnancy, hands : nails blue, IPhos. 
 
 Pregnancy, head : as if it would burst, ILyc; 
 congestion, Fluor, ac, IGlon., ILyss.; feels 
 expanded, IIArg. nit. 
 
 Pregnancv, headache: Aeon., lAct. rac, 
 Alumin., IBelL, IBry., ICoff., IGels., IGlon., 
 Ilgn., Kalm., INux v., IOp., IPhos., IPuls., 
 ■Sep., ISpig., Verbas.; with dandruff, ICalc; 
 during third month, IFerr. ph.; frequently 
 recurring tearing stitching in right side, ISep. 
 
 Pregnancy, heart : anxiety about prsecordia, 
 IIAcon. 
 
 Pregnancy, heartburn : lApis, ICaps., I lOxal. 
 ac. ; at night, while going to bed, Con.; with 
 palpitation, I INatr. m.; with swollen feet, 
 IZinc. g@* waterbrash, stomach ; also 
 Chap. 16, Heartburn, pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy, hemorrhage (uterine): ICoccul., 
 IRhus, Sec, I I Trill. ; threatening abortion, 
 ICinnam.; threatening abortion in third 
 month, IlKreo.; in first half, after overexer- 
 tion and mental depression, INitr. ac; after 
 fright, better lying on back without pillow, 
 lower end of mattress elevated, Ilgn.; bloody 
 discharge, with laborlike pains, ICham.; from 
 lifting, straining, overstretching arms, or 
 taking false step, ICinnam. ; especially fifth 
 and seventh months, I ISep.; os dilated to 
 size of half a dollar, I I Trill.; steady, pain- 
 less flow, at sixth month, from overexertion, 
 lErig. S££r Chap. 23, Uterus hemorrhage. 
 
 Pregnancy, hemorrhoids: I^Esc. h., lAmm.m., 
 I Ant. c, ICaps., ICollin., Crotal., IHvdras., 
 ILyc, INatr. m., I INux v., ISul., IZinc.; first 
 month, ILach. Jg®" Chap. 20, Hemorrhoids, 
 pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy , hiccough : continued, IOp.; while 
 eating, ICyclam. 
 
 Pregnancy, hunger: without appetite, INatr. 
 m.; canine, IVer., painful, ISep. 
 
 Pregnancy, hydatids : fi^g 13 * moles. 
 
 Pregnancy, hypochondria: stitches in left, 
 IMagn. c ; soreness and pain in right, I IPhyt. 
 
 Pregnancy, hysteria : j|£g~ Chap. 36, Hysteria, 
 pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy, inguinal region: latter months 
 sharp pain in right, preventing motion, 
 I Pod. 
 
 Pregnancy, itching : all over, worse at night, 
 preventing sleep, worse scratching, no percep- 
 tible eruption on skin, IDolich.; insupport- 
 able pruritus over whole body, ITabac 
 g^g^ genitals. 
 
 Pregnancy, jaundice : IIAcon., Aur. met., I INux 
 v., IPhos. 
 
 Pregnancy, joints : swollen, INitr. ac 
 
 Pregnancy, lameness : all over, Ruta. 
 
 Pregnancy, legs : cramps, IGels., I Vib.; cramp, 
 with cold sweat, IVer.; cramps in calves, 
 HSec; cramps in calves, latter months, ISep.; 
 drawing down thighs, third month, IPod.; 
 stiffness, sensation of swelling and weakness 
 
 of left, IHam.; tearing pains in ankles, on 
 motion, ILyc.; varicose veins, Aeon., Apis, 
 lArn., Ars., ICarbo v., ICaust., IFerr., IFluor. 
 ac,IGraph.,l Ham., IMillef., INux v., IPuls., Sul., 
 Zinc; varicose, with cramping pains at night, 
 preventing sleep, IHam.; varicose veins, at- 
 tributable to high living, I INux v.; swelling 
 of veins of ankles, ILyc; cannot walk, muscles 
 will not obey will, IGels.; weariness, Calc. p. 
 
 Pregnancy, leucorrhoea: ICoccul., IlKreo., 
 IMurex, IPuls., I ISep.; profuse discharge of 
 bloody mucus, third month, ICoccul.; dis- 
 charge like gonorrhoea, Bor.; mucous, runs 
 down limbs, 1 1 Alum.; painless, from uterus, 
 ICoccul.; serous, from uterus, ICoccul. 
 g^g"* Chap. 28, Leucorrhoea, pregnancy. 
 
 Pregnancy, lips : blue, IPhos. 
 
 Pregnancy, mammae: hard knots, ICalc. fl.; 
 pain, ISep. 
 
 Pregnancy, menses : first month, flows with 
 much pain, ICalc 
 
 Pregnancy, mental condition : has no affection 
 for anybody, IIAcon.; apprehension, ILyss.; 
 derangement, IBelL; worse from fright, anger, 
 etc., INux m.; haughty, IVer.; haunted by 
 seeing a man who hacl a disfiguring nasal 
 cancer, she was sure her child would be 
 marked, INatr. m.; full of strange ideas, 
 IStram.; frightful imaginings usually caused by 
 engorged condition of brain, IKali br.; irrita- 
 bility, ICham.; mania, IStram.; melancholy, 
 with occasional uterine hemorrhages and 
 cramps, IPlat.; suicidal melancholy, Aur. met.; 
 strange notions, ILyss.; taciturn, iVer.; wants 
 to wander about house, IVer.; tendency to 
 weep, IMagn. c ggi^ Puerperal mania. 
 
 Pregnancy, moles : (hydatids), to promote ex- 
 pulsion, I Ars., IBelL, Cinch., IFerr., ILyc, 
 Merc, INatr. c, IPuls., ISabina, Sec, ISiL, 
 Sul.; darting, shooting pain, ICalc; to remove 
 disposition, ICalc, ISiL 
 
 Pregnancy, morning sickness: Aeon., Alet., 
 Anac, Ars., Bar. c, Carbol. ac, Castor., 
 I Con., Ferr., IGoss., IGraph., Ilgn., Ilpec, 
 ■Iris, IJatroph., IKali br., IKreo., Lac c, 
 ILac def., Lach., IILact. ac, ILil. tig., ILobel. 
 i., Magn. m., I IMerc, IMerc. iod. fiav., INatr. 
 m., INux m., IINux v., Petrol., Phos., Plat., 
 Plumb., IPod., Psor., IPuls., Sabina, I ISenecio, 
 I ISep., Sil., Tarant., Ver.; with loss of appe- 
 tite and diarrhoea, ISabina ; faintness, could 
 not rise from bed, IGoss.; during early 
 months, IGoss.; during first months, Asar.; 
 vomiting watery fluid, Bov.; vomiting frothy 
 watery mucus, INatr. m.; vomiting white 
 mucus, IKali m.; vomiting sour masses or 
 fluids, I I Natr. p.; not amounting to vomiting, 
 with faint, sickish spells during forenoon, 
 ISul.; protracted, llris ; sick during a walk, 
 feels as if sTie must lie down and die, IKa- 
 li c g®^ nausea, vomiting. 
 
 Pregnancy, motion : ggjgT' foetus. 
 
 Pregnancy, muscles : myalgic pains, like " false 
 pains," I Alet. 
 
 Pregnancy, nausea: IIAct. rac, lAnt. c, 
 II Asar/, IBry., Codein., ICon., IHelL, Ilpec, 
 IKali c, IlKreo., ILact. ac, I ILobel. L, 
 ILyc, IMagn. m., INatr. m., INux m., IINux 
 y./lOxal. ac, IPetroL, IPsor., IPuls., ISiL, 
 ISul. ac; constant, IMagn. c; worse before 
 and after eating, better while eating, lAnac; 
 after night watching and mental disturbance, 
 
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 24. PREGNANCY. PARTURITION. LACTATION. 
 
 after eating, 1 1 Puis. ; in women suffering from 
 scirrhosities, Con.; frequent, with vomiting 
 after eating, lOp. M^" morning sickness, 
 vomiting. 
 
 Pregnancy, neck: pulsating carotids, IGels.; 
 undulation of jugular veins, IPhos. 
 
 Pregnancy, nervousness: lAcon., Amb., IGels., 
 I INux m. j^Sf° mental condition. 
 
 Pregnancy, neuralgia : Tereb. JlilP headache, 
 toothache. 
 
 Pregnancy, nose : bleeding, ISep. 
 
 Pregnancy, nymphomania: $gg a Puerperal 
 mania. 
 
 Pregnancy, oesophagus : burning, Ars. 
 
 Pregnancy, ovaries : numb aching, in left, 
 third month, IPod.; pains, IXan. 
 
 Pregnancy, palpitation : lArg. met., IL.il. tig., 
 INatr. m., ISep.; violent, with morning sick- 
 ness, ICon. 
 
 Pregnancy, pelvis: feeling of lameness, HCalc; 
 as if bones were getting loose, IMurex ; pain 
 between crest of right ilium and sacrum, 
 ■Am.; sacro-iliac symphysis gives out walk- 
 ing, must sit down, feels best lying, liEsc. h.; 
 articulations stiff when beginning to move, 
 I Rhus. 
 
 Pregnancy, periodicity : all symptoms worse 
 every third day, IMagn. c. 
 
 Pregnancy, pulse : small, after night watching 
 and mental disturbance, I I Puis.; small, slow, 
 IGels. 
 
 Pregnancy, rectum : inactive, IVer. ; pressing 
 stitching proctalgia, I Kali c. f^g* hemor- 
 rhoids. 
 
 Pregnancy, restlessness: Amb., I INux m.; in 
 last months, IColch. 
 
 Pregnancy, saliva : ptyalism, ICoff, IHelon., 
 ■Iris, Jab., Kali bi., IIKreo., ILact. ac. , IMerc, 
 INatr. m., Puis., Sinap., Sul., ISul. ac; salty, 
 viscid, I Kali iod. 
 
 Pregnancy, skin: cold, INuxm.; dry, INux m.; 
 itching, IDolich. ; symptoms worse, ICham. 
 f^g a eruption. 
 
 Pregnancy, sleep: drowsiness, IGels., IHelon.; 
 drowsy ,yet unable to sleep, I I Nux m.;groaning, 
 crying out, 1 1 Alum.; insomnia, Aeon., I Act. 
 rac, Amb., IBell.,Cact., Cham., Cinch., ICoff., 
 Cypr., Gels., Hyos., Ign., I Kali br., Lye, 
 Magn. p., Mosch., Nux v., IOp., Puis., Rhus, 
 Staph., Stram., Tarant.; sleepless from cramps 
 in calves, Cham., ICup. ac, Coff, Ferr., Nux 
 v., IVer. 
 
 Pregnancy, soreness : all over, Ruta. 
 
 Pregnancy, stomach : burning, Ars., IDiosc 
 burning in pylorus, with vomiting, ICanth. 
 as if it woufd burst with wind, IIArg. nit. 
 constriction or sensation of heavy weight 
 pressing upon, pain constant but remittent in 
 character, worse by cough, ICon.; cramps, 
 ICon.; flatulent dyspepsia, INux m.; sensation 
 of emptiness, ISep. ; full and distended, as after 
 overeating (diarrhoea), 1 1 Ant. c; fulness, 
 I INux m.; gastric symptoms, Cadm. s., ISa- 
 bad., ITabac.; gastric and abdominal symp- 
 toms, I Alum.; gastric and bilious complaints, 
 INux v. ; gastric troubles, especially when head 
 symptoms are prominent, I Petrol.; gastroin- 
 testinal affections, Ant. c; can lie comfortably 
 only on stomach, in early months, IPod.; 
 sweetish eructations, IZinc ; accumulation of 
 acrid water, with cramps, ILyc. Jg^* heart- 
 burn, morning sickness, nausea, vomiting. 
 
 Pregnancy, taste: blood, IZinc; metallic, IZinc; 
 sour, IMagn. c 
 
 Pregnancy, thirst : IVer. 
 
 Pregnancy, throat : burning, roughness, sting- 
 ing, with desire to vomit, IMagn. c 
 
 Pregnancy, tongue : tingles, Alum.; white, after 
 night watching and mental disturbance, 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Pregnancy, toothache: I Aeon., Apis, IBell., 
 Bry., ICalc, ICham., IHyos., ILyss., IMagn. 
 c, Merc, Nuxm., Nux v., IPuls.,Rhus, ISep., 
 ■Staph., ITabac; with short breath, USep.; 
 with internal ebullition of blood from chest to 
 head, ILyss.; stinging, tearing in front teeth, 
 worse during cold, damp weather, from wash- 
 ing, from touch or sucking teeth, better from 
 warmth, INux m.; terrible, during early 
 months, must get up at night and walk, IRa- 
 tan.; worse, I Puis. 
 
 Pregnancy, urination : difficult, I Aeon., Bell., 
 Cann. s., ICanth., IIEquiset., Helon., Hell., 
 ILyc, Merc, cor., INatr. m., INux v., IPuls., 
 Tereb., Uvaursi ; escape of urine involuntary, 
 INatr. m.; too quick escape of urine, ISep.; 
 frequent, copious, ILil. tig.; frequent desire, 
 ICoccuL; frequent urging, I INux v.; must rise 
 between 12 and 3 a.m., I Aeon.; strangury, 
 Eup. pur., ILyc; constant urging and press- 
 ure, with tension in abdomen, IPuls. 
 
 Pregnancy, urine : $g^ albuminuria. 
 
 Pregnancy, uterus : burning, IBry.; os patulous, 
 ISabina ; pain from inflammation of os and 
 cervix (formerly treated with caustic), I ILyss.; 
 prolapsus, with much aching pain in region 
 of left ovary, heat running down to left thigh, 
 must lie on stomach, IPod.; rheumatic pains, 
 worse evening and night, disturbing sleep, 
 IPuls.; soreness, IPuls. J^" bearing down, 
 genitals, hemorrhage. 
 
 Pregnancy, vagina: burning, itching, Bor.; 
 prolapsus, Calc a., 1 1 Ferr.; swelling, Bor. 
 fl^* genitals. 
 
 Pregnancy, varicose veins : g^*" legs. 
 
 Pregnancy, vertigo: IGels., I llpec, IINatr.m. 
 
 Pregnancy, vomiting: Acet.ac, Aeon., IIAlet., 
 Anac, lAnt. c, lApis, lArs., IIAsar., IBry., 
 ICalc, ICanth., ICaps., ICarbol. ac, Card, m., 
 Castor., HChel., ICic, Cinnam., Codein, 
 ICon., Cup. ars., Ferr., IHelon., llpec, llris, 
 HJatroph., IKali bi., IKali br., IIKreo., 
 ILac c, Lach., I ILact. ac, ILil. tig., I ILobel. 
 i., ILyc, IMagn. m., IMerc iod. flav., INatr. 
 m., I INatr. ph., I INux m., I INux v., lOxalac, 
 ■Petrol. , IPhos., Plat., Plumb., IPod., IPsor., 
 IPuls., HSep., ISil., ISul., ISul. ac, Tarant., 
 IVer., IVer. v., I IZinc; with congestion of 
 pelvic viscera, IPod.; frequent and severe at- 
 tacks, first of food, then mucus, and finally 
 blood, worse in morning, during latter half of, 
 INatr. m. ; in latter half, violent and frequent, 
 first food, then mucus, and finally blood, 
 worse in morning, INatr. m.; long and con- 
 tinued, cannot retain food on stomach, IKali 
 bi.; with deathly nausea, I ITabac; in some 
 cases more nausea than vomiting, I llpec; 
 persistent, late in afternoon and evening, 
 I Lach.; with burning at pylorus, ICanth.; 
 retching, Ars., ICanth.; worse, riding, 1 1 Petrol.; 
 stomach rejects everything, Asar.; in women 
 suffering from scirrhus, ICon.; sour, IMagn. 
 c; after supper, IIKreo.; with bitter taste, 
 INatr. s.; of sweetish water, before breakfast, 
 
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 701 
 
 IIKreo. Jg^g* nausea, morning sick- 
 ness. 
 
 Pregnancy, waterbrash : IDiosc, I ILobel. i., 
 INatr. m., INux m., ITabac. Bg$f heart- 
 burn, saliva. 
 
 Pregnancy, weakness : IHelon., IVer.; faint- 
 ish, Alum.; languor, Calc. p.; tired from a 
 short walk, I ICalc; uncertainty in walking, 
 joints weak, Murex. 
 
 PUERPERAL(duringand after confinement), 
 abdomen: colic, INux m.; puffed, causing 
 anxiety, lAnib.; flatulency, I Lye, BBNatr. s.; 
 pendulous (potbellied), Bell., ICalc, Croc, 
 Pod., Sec, USep.; rhagades on surface, Hep., 
 Sep., SiL, Sul. £@~ fever ; also Chap. 19, 
 Abdomen, distended, large, peritonitis. 
 
 Puerperal, constipation: BAmb., BAnt. c, 
 I IPlat.; four weeks after, ILil. tig.; six weeks 
 after, hydrogenoid constitution, INatr. s. 
 
 Puerperal, convulsions (before, during or after 
 parturition): I I Aeon., Act. rac, BAnt. c, 
 Ant. t., Apis, BArg. nit., Arn., Ars., Art. v., 
 lAtrop. s., BBBell.,Benz. ac, Canth., Carbo v., 
 Caulo.,Caust.,Cham.,Chin.s., Chloral. ,Chlorof., 
 IBCic, Cinnam.JCoccul., BCoff, Crotal., BCup. 
 m., BGels.JGlon., BHelL, BHydr. ac.JBHyos., 
 Ilgn., BBKali br., BKali c, Kali ph., BLach., 
 Laur., Magn. p., BMerc cor., I IMillef.,Mosch., 
 IINatr. m., Nux m., I INux v., BCEnanth., 
 IOp., BPhos., Phos. ac, IPlat., Puis., I ISec, 
 I IStram., BVer., IVer. v., Zinc; with albumi- 
 nuria, BAtrop., BGels.; with albuminuria, 
 torpidity, coma, blue, bloated face, septic or 
 zymotic influence, or in hemorrhagic or 
 broken-down constitutions, Crotal.; alternate 
 convulsive action and opisthotonos, BPlat. ; 
 after anger, HCham.; apoplectic form, IGels.; 
 begin when labor ceases, ISec; after blood- 
 letting, I IVer. v.; from presence of bright ob- 
 ject, ICanth.; renewed by sight of some bril- 
 liant object, or contact, IStram.; cerebral 
 congestion, hot, dry skin, thirst, restless- 
 ness, fear of death, lAcon.; caused by sud- 
 den cerebral congestion, Ver. v.; with violent 
 cerebral congestion, BBBell., IVer.; conscious 
 during paroxysm, ICoccul.; loss of conscious- 
 iness, IStram. ; loss of consciousness and drow- 
 siness, mouth open, IOp.; continue after birth 
 of foetus, I Ant. t.; convulsive motion of limbs, 
 third day, IMillef.; from drinking water, 
 ICanth.; excited whenever she attempted to 
 drink water, or if she hears it poured from one 
 vessel to another, ILyss.; epileptic, after 
 fright, I Art. v.; epileptic, head attacked after, 
 lAtrop.; epileptiform, I IStram.; epilepti- 
 form, in a primipara, seventh month, ICed.; 
 if an eruption, especially a chronic one, has re- 
 cently disappeared, I I Zinc; attempts to escape, 
 IStram.; eyes immovable, open, ICoccul.; 
 after delivery convulsions with red face,BGlon.; 
 with great fear, IStram.; paroxysms more and 
 more frequent and last longer, "ICoccul.; from 
 fright, Art. v.; frightened appearance before 
 and during, IStram. ; especially in hysterical 
 women who easily faint and suffer from lan- 
 guor in back and knees, drowsy before and 
 after spasms, INuxm.; sardonic grin, IStram.; 
 commence and end with groaning and stretch- 
 ing of limbs, Ilgn.; particularly where there 
 is convulsive motion of head from behind for- 
 ward, INux m.; immediately after delivery, 
 lAmyl.; knew every one but her child, during 
 
 intervals, IGels.; labor protracted, IGels.; 
 touch of larynx reproduces spasms, ICanth.; 
 after lassitude, dull feeling in forehead and 
 vertex, fulness in region of medulla, IGels.;. 
 during latter stage of pregnancy, I Apis ; 
 laughter, IStram.; violent movements of 
 limbs, Caust.; last four or five minutes, during 
 intervals turns restlessly in bed, IGlon.; with 
 frothing at mouth, followed by variable 
 spasms during eighth month (premature la- 
 bor), 1 1 Sec; action of muscles of face, eyes, 
 etc, IChin. s.; rigid muscles and distorted 
 features, IOp.; from nervous excitement, 
 I Act. rac; with opisthotonos, ISec; os uteri 
 rigid, IGels.; worse at every pain (premature 
 labor), I ISec; after Phos. ; apparently indi- 
 cated, had failed, symptoms felt mostly dur- 
 ing rest, worse after dinner and towards even- 
 ing, I I Zinc. ; brought on by changing position, 
 ICoccul.; screams, Caust.; loss of sensibility, 
 IStram.; shoots passing through whole body, 
 ILaur.; passing off with a sigh, after several, 
 minutes, ICoccul.; singing, IStram.; during 
 sleep, ICoccul.; from sound or sight of water, 
 ICanth.; loss of speech or stammering, IStram.; 
 suppuration suspected, jBufo.; with copious 
 sweat, IStram.; gnashing of teeth, Caust.;. 
 spells cause terror, ICoccul.; recurring thirteen 
 times in twenty-four hours, senseless to sopor, 
 IPlat.; threatened, IGels.; from uraemia or re- 
 flex irritation, IChlorof.; frightful visions, 
 IStram.; with vomiting, ICup. m.; from sight 
 of water, ICanth. 
 
 Puerperal, diarrhoea: ICollin.,IHyos.,IRheum,, 
 IStram. 
 
 Puerperal, dropsy : Amm. m. 
 
 Puerperal, eruption: of vesicles, as large as: 
 peas on neck, shoulders, chest and abdomen, 
 down as far as navel, after fourteen days, 
 IMerc; rash, IBry., Cham., Ilpec; red rash, 
 seventh day, ICalc; third day, rash, with con- 
 vulsions, ICup. m.; rash, violent headache 
 after, IHyper. JS^r Chap. 19, Abdomen, 
 eruption. 
 
 Puerperal, eyes : iritis from loss of blood, 
 I Cinch.; sensitive to light, six weeks after, 
 hydrogenoid constitutions, INatr. s.; sudden 
 blindness, Aur. mur. 
 
 Puerperal, fever: Act. rac, I Aeon., Apis, lArn.,. 
 IIArs., IBapt., IIBell., I IBry., ICalc, ICanth., 
 ICarbol. ac, Cham., Coccul., Coff., IColch.,. 
 Coloc, IHyos., IKali c, Kreo., ILach., IMur. 
 ac, Nux v., Op., I IPlat., IPuls., IPhus, ISec, 
 Sul., Tereb., Ver., BJ Ver. v., Zinc; abdomen 
 distended, BBBry.; stitches in abdomen, 
 BBBry.; albuminuria, torpidity, coma, blue, 
 bloated face, septic or zymotic influence, 
 or in hemorrhagic or broken-down consti- 
 tutions, Crotal.; a large quantity of retained 
 spurious liquor amnii was discharged, with 
 relief of all symptoms, 1 1 Puis. ; distended 
 breasts, BBBry.; sore breasts, ICham.; cere- 
 bral congestion, BVer. v.; fourth day, severe 
 chill, followed by fever, BPhyt. ; delirium, 
 IVer. v.; particularly after violent emotion or 
 suppression of milk, I Bell.; excitement, 
 ICham.; fetid discharge, IOp.; especially when 
 caused by fright, IOp.; brought on by indig- 
 nation or grief because of unkind treatment, 
 IColoc; deep inhalations painful, I IBry.; fever 
 intense, IVer. v.; on fifth day, intermittent, 
 ILach.; cannot lie on either side, I IBry.; sud- 
 
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 25, VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 den suppression of lochia, IVer. v.; malignant, 
 Ailant.; absence of milk, ICham.; sudden 
 cessation of milk, IVer. v.; with absurd no- 
 tions or mania, I I Kali ph.; overexcitement of 
 senses, IOp.; excessive pain, IVer. v.; peri- 
 tonitis, IBelL, IBry., IKali c, MSpig.; peri- 
 tonitis, with ascites, jArs.; peritonitis, with 
 constant flooding, secretion putrid (abortion), 
 B Ustil. ; peritonitis, at onset, heat seem s to issue 
 from body of patient, Bell.; pulse bounding 
 hard, IVer. v.; pulse quick, IVer. v.; pulse 
 weak, IVer. v.; with putridity, IKreo.; pyaemia 
 (prophylactic), lArn. ; with great restlessness, 
 ICham., IVer. v.; septicaemia, ovaritis, Crotal.; 
 septicaemia, signs of dissolution of blood, 
 IIArs.,IILach.;skin cold and clammy, I Ver.v.; 
 first stage, IKali m.; second stage, I I Kali ph.; 
 with tenesmus, IVer. v.; with thirst for large 
 quantities of water, IIBry.; with tympanitis, 
 IVer. v.; typhoid symptoms, IBapt. ; vagina 
 moist, IKreo.; after six weeks, followed by 
 vulvitis with herpes, vesicles size of lentils, 
 filled with purulent matter, hydrogenoid con- 
 stitution, INatr. s. Bggf Chap. 19, Abdomen, 
 peritonitis, Chap. 20, Intestines, inflam- 
 mation, Chap. 23, Uterus, inflammation, 
 and Chap. 40, Fever, puerperal. 
 
 Puerperal, head : losing hair, INatr. m. 
 
 Puerperal, hemorrhage: Jg^** Post-partum, 
 hemorrhage. 
 
 Puerperal, hemorrhoids: jg@» Post-partum, 
 hemorrhoids. 
 
 Puerperal, mania : IIAct.rac, lAur. met,,IBell., 
 ICamph., 1 1 Chloral., ICup. ac, IHyos., IKali 
 br., I IKali c, IStram., ISul., IVer.; when in 
 bed in dark room, delusion that there is an- 
 other baby in bed which requires attention, 
 also that she had a third leg which would not 
 remain quiet, I I Petrol. ; head feels strange, 
 tries to injure herself, I Act. rac; behavior 
 impudent; IVer.; melancholia, lAnac. ; after 
 sudden suppression of menses, 1 1 Pals. ; nymph- 
 omania, ICinch., IKali br., IVer., IZinc; 
 nymphomania, with spasms, during seventh 
 month, I IPhos.; nymphomania, with volup- 
 tuous tingling from genitals into abdomen, 
 IPlat.; timid, I IStram. g@- Chap. 1, Mania 
 puerperal. 
 
 Puerperal, metritis: g|§^ Chap. 23, Uterus, 
 inflamed. 
 
 Puerperal, ovaries: painful, I ILach. JS^ Chap. 
 23, Ovaries, inflammation. 
 
 Puerperal , peritonitis : g@» fever. 
 
 Puerperal, septicaemia: jH§^ fever. 
 
 Puerperal, stool : nervous, cannot attempt in 
 presence of nurse, I Amb. 
 
 Puerperal, urine : bloody, IIBufo. 
 
 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND 
 
 BRONCHIA. 
 
 Air Passages. Bronchia. Epiglottis. Glottis. Larynx. 
 
 Trachea. Voice. 
 
 AIR PASSAGES (in general), bleeding: 
 Coff. 
 
 Air passages, burning: and pricking, ILobel. 
 i.; with cough, ICaust.; with thin expectora- 
 tion, difficult to detach, Tereb. 
 
 Air passages, catarrh: I Aeon., lAmm. c, I Ant. 
 t., lApis, lArg. nit., lAsar., jAscl. s., IBad- 
 iag., IBrom., IBry., ICalc, ICaust., Chlor., 
 ICinnab., ICoccus, IColch., HCoral., I IDros., 
 ■Gels., IIHep., IHippoz., IKali bi., IKali iod., 
 ILac def., IMerc, INatr. a., IINatr. m., IPe- 
 trol., ISenecio, ISul., IThuya, llZiz.; from 
 least draught of cold air, IHep.; asthenic, 
 IIMillef.; of children, llpec; of children, 
 with great nervous irritation, sleeplessness 
 •and spasms, Sumb.; during cholera season, 
 IVer.; chronic, I Agar., lAlumin., lArg. nit., 
 Arum t, ICarbo v., Cochl., IHep., llpec, 
 ■Kali c, INatr. c, IINatr. m., INatr. s., 
 ■Pod., I I Sang., I I Sara., HSep., IStann., ISul.; 
 chronic, with anaemia, -Calc. p.; chronic, 
 
 with gout, IKali c; chronic, worse in morn- 
 ing, JKali c; chronic, in old persons, ICarbo 
 v.; chronic, with mucous rales, coarse and 
 loud, ICinch.; chronic, with rheumatism, 
 ■ Kali c; chronic, with nauseous, thick fluid, 
 puslike sputa, j Ammoniac. ; chronic, with 
 purulent, slate-colored sputa, ■Kali br.; 
 chronic, with weakness, ■Lye.; chronic, with 
 general weakness, takes cold easily, ILyc. ; 
 from taking cold, Nux m. ; tendency to take 
 cold, ■Bell., IHep., IMerc, IStaph., IISul.; 
 functional disorders from taking cold, 
 ■Mosch.; with dry cough and hoarseness, in 
 grown persons, ISpong.; with dry, tickling 
 cough, lassitude, restlessness and thirst, Con.; 
 whooping cough after, ■■Meph.; dry, Arg. 
 nit., ISticta ; with fever, hot skin, ISpig.; 
 with hoarseness, ■Cham., Spig.; infantile, 
 ■Ant. t., ICham. ; alternates with leucorrhcea, 
 with backache, IKali c; after measles, 
 I IDulc; motor disturbances, spasm of larynx, 
 
25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
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 pharynx and glottis, spasmodic asthma, 
 I Gels.; mucous, IIBar. c; clear, transparent 
 mucus, IINatr. m.; tough mucus (desquama- 
 tive nephritis), I I Plumb.; stiffness of nape of 
 neck, ILach.; causing nervous affections, 
 I INux m. ; lumpy, puslike secretion, Calc. s.; 
 rattling in chest, BJamb. ; rheumatic, ICin- 
 nam.; rheumatic pains, Uamb.; alternates 
 with rheumatic pains, IKali bi.; rheumatic 
 pains, wandering from place to place, Jamb.; 
 scrofulous or gouty constitution, j Calc. p.; 
 senile, 1 1 Ant. t., IHydras., Ilctod., ILyc; 
 senile, subacute, with periodical fever, worse 
 at night, IChin. a. ; little secretion, much sen- 
 sitiveness (laryngitis), ILach.; suffocative, of 
 old people, OIBar. c, HCinch.; torpid, Cochl.; 
 every winter, with violent cough, I I Sep. ; ex- 
 pectoration watery, Kali s.; growing out of 
 relaxed and debilitated condition of system 
 on return of warm weather at close of win- 
 ter, IGels.; white or yellow thick secretion, 
 Calc. s.; yellow, slimy secretions, Kali s. 
 J^T* Bronchia, and Larynx catarrh ; . also 
 Chap. 7, Nose catarrh, Chap. 13, Throat 
 catarrh, and Chap. 28, Lungs catarrh. 
 
 Air passages, constriction: IIArs., IChlor., 
 IGels.; asthmatic, ILobel. i.; as if something 
 closed, preventing speech, Natr. p.; when 
 coughing, ISul. 
 
 Air passages, dilatation : ILyc, ISul. 
 
 Air passages, dryness: ICaust., IHep., i I Puis., 
 ISticta; in catarrh of lungs, IHep.; mucous 
 membrane hot and congested, Tereb.; at 
 night (hay catarrh), I ISticta; in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; along whole course, Curar. 
 
 Air passages, dust: sensation of, in asthma, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Air passages, foreign bodies: ICalend. 
 
 Air passages, gurgling: and bubbling, with 
 haemoptysis, IPhos. B^lf mucus. 
 
 Air passages, inflammation : 1 1 Ant. t., Chlor.; 
 catarrhal, with fever, thirst, red face,IBadiag., 
 Hippoz.; with dry, irritating cough, ISpong. ; 
 in phthisis pulmonalis,IChlor.; with burning, 
 tickling in larynx, ISpong. 
 
 Air passages, injuries: cuts, lacerations, 
 ICalend. 
 
 Air passages, irritation: chronic, lAur. mur. ; 
 to cough, low down, ICham. 
 
 Air passages, mucus: with convulsions, I Ant. c; 
 copious accumulation of tough, causes greatest, 
 often ineffectual efforts at coughing and hawk- 
 ing for its expulsion (bronchitis), ISeneg.; death 
 rattle is relieved, I Ant. c, IIPuls.; making 
 husky, not better by hacking, ICamph.; 
 rales, IIAnt. t., ICinch., IIHyos., Ilpec, IKali 
 iod.; coarse, 1 1 Ant. t., ICinch.; rales during 
 furious delirium, IHyos.; increased secretion, 
 ■ ISamb.; rales loud, ICinch., IIKali bi.; rales 
 during stupor, IHyos.; rattling, in asthma, 
 INatr. s.; rattling, with habitual bronchial 
 catarrh, I IHep.; rattling, during cough, Iod.; 
 rattling, in diphtheria, IMur. ac; rattling and 
 hissing, ILed.; rattling, during respiration, 
 I Ilpec; sensation of stoppage, rouses about 2 
 or 3 a.m., i ISamb. 
 
 Air passages, pain (undefined) : on coughing, 
 Camph. 
 
 Air passages, pressure : with irritation to 
 cough, ICham. 
 
 Air passages, rawness : from cold air, Abrot. ; 
 compels him to cough, ICoccus; with cough, 
 
 worse from cold air, IPhos. ; in upper part, 
 ICham. 
 
 Air passages, roughness : in whole course, 
 Curar. 
 
 Air passages, scratching : in catarrh of lungs, 
 IHep. 
 
 Airpassages,sensitiveness : with cough, ICoral. 
 
 Air passages, smoke : as if full of, IBrom. 
 
 Air passages, soreness : with cough, worse from 
 cold air, IPhos.; tingling (bronchitis), IPhos. 
 
 Air passages, spasms : g^ constriction. 
 
 Air passages, swelling : Arum d.; thickening of 
 mucous membrane, Sec. 
 
 Air passages, tingling : with cough, worse from 
 cold air, IPhos.; rawness (bronchitis), IPhos. 
 
 Air passages, tickling : in catarrh of lungs, 
 IHep. ; as if it woud provoke cough, Rhus. 
 
 Air passages, ulceration : Hippoz. 
 g@r Bronchia, Larynx. 
 
 BRONCHIA, aching : worse in left, Chin. a. 
 jggg?° soreness. 
 
 Bronchia, affections (undefined): I lAilant., 
 Eup. perf., I Stilling.; every branch to end 
 (prevailing fever), lAmm. m.; dyspnoea, lAscl. 
 t.; in rachitic children, ISil. ; chronic, I lErig.; 
 in remittent fever, IHyos.; incipient, with or- 
 chitis (better pain and cough), -Jab.; ascend 
 to larynx, IBrom.- of mucous membrane, 
 Seneg.; joined to or dependent upon a psoric 
 state, Sarrac; symptoms dangerous in tvphus, 
 I Tereb. 
 
 Bronchia, asthma : jg^ 25 Chapter 26, Asthma, 
 bronchial. 
 
 Bronchia, burning: IKali bi., ISang. 
 
 Bronchia, catarrh: IIAcon , lAilant., lAnt. c, 
 IIAnt. t., lArn., Arund., lArs., I lAscl. s., 
 Bar. c, IBell., IBry., llCact., ICalc, Cann., 
 ICaps., ICarbo v., *ICaust., ICham., ICina, 
 ICinch., Con., Cop., I I Cup. m., IDros., IDulc, 
 : Eucal., lEuph., IFerr. iod., IFerr. ph., Grin., 
 IGels., IIHep., IHyos., Ilgn., I Hod., Ilpec, 
 IKali bi., I I Kami., ILach., I ILactu. v., Lye, 
 Magn.c, Mang., IIMerc, IMyos., INatr. a., 
 Natr. c,INatr.m., IINuxv., IPetrol., I IPhell., 
 IPix, IPhos., Phos.ac, IIPuls., HRhus,»IRu- 
 mex, I ISabad., I ISang., I ISeneg., ISep., ISil., 
 ISpig., ISpong., ISquilla, UStann., IStaph., 
 ISticta, IStilling., Stram., 8 ISul., IVer., 
 IVerbas.; of the aged, with muco-purulent 
 sputa, • Tereb.; asthma, suffocative, Ant. t., 
 lArs., Bar. c, Camph., Carbo v., Cinch., 
 Graph., Iod., Ilpec, Lach., Op., Puis., 
 ISamb.; with spasmodic asthma, Ilpec; 
 asthma, in young people, INatr. s.; with 
 asthmatic difficulties (insufficiency of mitral 
 valve), 1 1 Puis.; alternating with progressive 
 choroiditis disseminata, Ars.; chronic, Ant. 
 t., Ars. Calc, ICarbo v., Card, m., Caust., -Ce- 
 trar., ICup. ac, Dulc, Lach., Mang., Natr. c, 
 IPhos., I IPuls., Sil., Stann.,IPuls.,ISul.; chron- 
 ic, of anaemic persons, INatr. m.; chronic, 
 especiallyin broken-down or hemorrhagic con- 
 stitutions with tendency to gangrene, Crotal.; 
 chronic (dilated bronchi) , with profuse expec- 
 toration of greenish, purulent fetid mucus, 
 Cop.; chronic, with hoarseness, IKreo.;chronic, 
 with excessive collection of mucus or muco- 
 purulent matter, with loose rattling cough and 
 easy expectoration, especially in day time, at 
 night mucus is more tenacious and raised with 
 difficulty, ISul.; chronic, with more or less 
 profuse expectoration, especially when it re- 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 turns during the cold season and only abates 
 on return of warm weather, in aged persons 
 and lymphatic youths, I IPhelL; chronic, pul- 
 monary mucous membranes, with free muco- 
 purulent expectoration, -Eucal.; chronic, 
 worse by talking, I ICalab.; withcoryza, Ars., 
 IDulc, Euph., Gels., Ign., Lach., IMerc, 
 UPhos., Puis., SuL; dry coryza, IBry., INux 
 v.; with dry cough, IPhos.; with dry cough 
 and hoarseness, ISpong.; remaining after 
 whooping cough, ICoccus ; in dentition, I Ant. 
 t., ICalc; in emphysematous subjects, I Ver.; 
 epidemic (influenza), II Aeon., lArn., 1 1 Ars., 
 IBell.,IBry., Camph.,IICaust., BCinch., Ilpec, 
 I INux v., I IPhos., IPuls., I Rhus, ISabad., 
 ISeneg, Sil., Spig., Squilla, Stict., Ver. ; habit- 
 ual, with loud rattling of mucus, IIHep.; with 
 dilatation or fatty degeneration of heart, IPhos.; 
 with tendency to hemorrhage, IPhos. ac, with 
 hoarseness, Ant. t., IArs., Calc. ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Cham., Dros., Dulc, IMang., IMerc, 
 Natr. c, Nux v., IPhos., Puis.; hoarse, mucous 
 rales, ICarbo v.; in larger, with profusion of 
 yellow expectoration, ICanth.; spreading into 
 larynx, 1 1 Med. ; with hyperemia of liver,! Ver.; 
 with or after measles, I Aeon., Bell., IBry., 
 I ICarbo v., Cham., Cina, Coflf., IIDros, Dulc, 
 Hyos., Ign., Iod., Nux v., ISticta, Sep., ISpong.; 
 with habitual mucous rattling, IIHep.; with 
 much mucus, ITereb.; obstinate, IPuls.; of old 
 people, IAmm. c, lAnt.t, IArs.,IBar. c, Bry., 
 ICarbo v., Con., I Hydras., Hyos.,IKreo.,ILed., 
 IPhos., Rhus, IStann., Sul., Ver., IVerbas.; in 
 phthisis, or after a fall, IMillef.; with pneu- 
 monia, INux v.; in teething children, ICalc; 
 where tuberculization is suspected, I IPhelL; 
 in typhoid, IPhos.; in typhus, I ITereb.; 
 viscous matter lodged in and obstructing, IPa- 
 reira. g^°Air passages and Larynx, catarrh ; 
 also Chap. 28, Lungs catarrh. 
 
 Bronchia, cold : readily affected by, 1 1 Lach. 
 
 Bronchia, congestion : tendency to in delicate 
 constitutions, Hod. g^* fulness, inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Bronchia, constriction : awakens at night, 
 IChel. J^ST* Chap. 26, Asthma bronchial. 
 
 Bronchia, cord : as if a rough cord were drawn 
 through (cough), Ananth. 
 
 Bronchia, crawling : in upper, causes cough, 
 IKreo. 
 
 Bronchia, croup: I Ant. t., IBry.; diphtheritic, 
 IIKali bi.; affected before larynx, IBrom.; 
 invaded by membranous, IIKali bi.; with 
 tendency to torpor, Hod. JSi^" exudation. 
 
 Bronchia, dilation (bronchiectasis) : Amm. c, 
 IIAnt. t., ICalc, Cop., Diosc, IHep., IPhos.; 
 with fetid breath and expectoration, IKali bi.; 
 especially in broken-down or hemorrhagic 
 conditions with tendency to gangrene, Crotal.; 
 spasmodic cough caused a flabby feeling, as if 
 lining membrane was a loose fold of tissue, 
 Med.; with purulent expectoration, IStann. 
 fggg*' Chap. 28, Lungs emphysema. 
 
 Bronchia, dryness: ISticta; excites cough, 
 Merc. ; in morning, 1 1 Kali bi. S^* Chap. 
 27, Cough bronchial. 
 
 Bronchia, exudation : large tubes are coughed 
 up (croup), IBrom.; diphtheritic formations, 
 IKali bi.; whitish, firm texture (spasmodic 
 croup), IKali br. j^jT* croup. 
 
 Bronchia, feather : sensation as if a feather 
 were swaying to and fro, with respiration, 
 
 causes tickling, provoking cough, with dry- 
 hacking, incessant, fatiguing cough, I IRumex. 
 
 Bronchia, fulness: IIAnt. sul. aur., Ant. t.; 
 on awaking, Ant. sul. aur. fl^" congestion, 
 oppression. 
 
 Bronchia, glands : chronic cough from enlarge- 
 ment, ICon.; swelling (bronchitis), Iod.; swell- 
 ing subacute, arising from influence of cold 
 or atmospheric changes, IMerc. iod. rub.; 
 ulcerating, IIKali iod. 
 
 Bronchia, heart : attacks in subjects with cyan- 
 osis and cardiac disease, ILach.; symptoms, 
 from overaction, ICact. 
 
 Bronchia, heat: with cough, lEup. perf., 
 Eup. pur. ; dry bronchial cough, IPhyt. 
 
 Bronchia, inflammation (bronchitis) : lAcon., 
 I Alum., IAmm. m., I Ant. c, IIAnt. t., I Apis, 
 I Arm, IArs., Ars. L, lAscl. s., IIAscl. t., IBa- 
 diag., IBell., IBry., ICact., I ICalc, ICann. s., 
 ICarbo v., Carbol. ac, ICaust., ICepa., Cham., 
 Chel., | Chloral., ICina, ICon., Cub., IDulc,. 
 ■Euph., IFerr. mur., IFerr. ph., IIGels., 
 IIHep., IIHippoz., IHydras, IHyos., Iber., 
 Hod., Ilpec, IKali bi., IKali br., IKali c, 
 IKali iod., IKreo., ILach., ILed., ILobel. i., 
 Lye, Magn. m., IMang., IMerc, Merc cor., 
 Naja, Natr. s., INitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., 
 Op., I I Paris, IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, IRumex, 
 
 I I Sec, ISeneg., ISpong., 1 1 Squilla, I IStann., 
 
 I I Sul., ITereb., Ver., Ver. v., IVerbas., 1 1 Zinc; 
 in the aged, IAmm. c ; extending into air 
 cells, IIAnt. t. ; with asthma, IKali s.; espe- 
 cially when there is a disposition to blennor- 
 rhcea, or there is present profuse expectoration 
 of viscid bloody mucus, IMerc; extending 
 into bronchioles, IPhos.; capillary, IChel., 
 IKali br., I ITereb., I Ver.; capillary, in chil- 
 dren, lAscl. t.; capillary, worse in evening, 
 IPhos.; violent, seemed to be capillary, asso- 
 ciated with fever, with exacerbation in even- 
 ing, I IPhos. ac; intense capillary (measles), 
 ILach.; of young children, IFerr. ph., IHep., 
 of children, caused by cold damp air, with 
 offensive smelling night sweats, IDulc; chron- 
 ic, I Acet. ac. , Msc. h. All. sat., Alum,Alumin, 
 Amb., • Ammoniac, I Amm. c, I Amm. m. Ant., 
 sul. aur., Ant. t., IArs., Asar., IIAscl. t., 
 IBadiag., Bar. c, ICact., ICalc, ICalc. iod., 
 ICalc. s., Cann., Caps., Carbo a., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Chlor, Cinch, ICoccus, ICon., ICop.,, 
 IDros., Grin., IHep., IHydras., Hvos., Hnul., 
 Hod., IKali bi., Kali br, IKali" c, IKreo., 
 ILach., Lobel, IILyc, IMyos., IMyr. cer, 
 Natr. c, INatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v, IPhos.,. 
 Phos. ac, I I Pod., ISang., ISeneg, ISep, IISiL, 
 Squilla, IStann., ISul,Tabac, Tereb., I I Trill, 
 Ver. ; chronic, caused by inhalation of vapor of 
 arsenic, IKali bi. ; chronic, with oppression of 
 breath going upstairs and inability to lie hori- 
 zontally, ICact.; catarrhal, with hawking, 
 caused by mucus trickling down posterior nares 
 into throat (coryza), I IMerc; chronic, worse 
 after every cold, Ilod.; chronic, where cold and 
 damp have induced vascular irritation, I Kali c;: 
 with dry spasmodic cough, I ISpong.; chronic 
 when exacerbation occurs and expectoration 
 is streaked with blood, IPhos.; in gouty sub- 
 jects, ISul, chronic, complicated with gravel, 
 
 I ICoccus; in herpetic subjects, ISul.; follows; 
 influenza, with violent catarrh, IRumex ; 
 chronic for many months, IKali bi. ; chronic, 
 with rattling of mucus, anxiety and suffoca- 
 
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 tion, ICact.; chronic, in old people, ICarbo v., 
 INuxv.; chronic, when seemingly well-indi- 
 cated remedies fail, ISuL; chronic, in rheu- 
 matic subjects, ISuL; in scrofulous subjects, 
 Hod., ISuL ; chronic, with inclination to sing, 
 Alum.; catches cold easily (caries of vertebrae), 
 IPhos.; after catching cold or getting wet, 
 with high fever, blood-streaked expectora- 
 tion and pressure on chest, 1 1 Op. ; congestive, 
 •Chloral.; following croup, IS pong.; with 
 croup, aggavation up to midnight, IPhos.; 
 in cough, I Apis; with continuous dry fatigu- 
 ing cough, ISpong. ; with irritating shaking 
 dry cough, Bry.; in whooping cough, ILobel. i., 
 I I Sep. ; worse in daytime, Bry. ; during denti- 
 tion, IKreo. ; dry, with terrible hard, dry, 
 racking cough, worse in hot room, better 
 eating or drinking, ISpong.; worst forms, 
 especially elderly persons, IIHippoz.; from 
 repelled eruptions, IHep.; better by abundant 
 expectoration, llpec; with constant expec- 
 toration of mucus, ICact.; with profuse expec- 
 toration, Cop.; with copious muco-serous or 
 purulent expectoration, IPlumb.; fetid expec- 
 toration, Sal.ac; accompanying heart disease, 
 IGrin.; with heat, Bry. ; with hepatic disturb- 
 ance, ILyc; infantile, 1 1 Aeon.; infantile, 
 capillary, with dyspnoea, throwing arms wildly 
 about, IKali br. ; in influenza, ILyc; common, 
 vacillating, between acute and torpid, invet- 
 erate character of disease, especially if at- 
 tended by periosteal or rheumatic pains of 
 chronic character, IKali bi. ; going from left 
 to right, ICepa; malignant, ICaps.; with 
 measles, ICup. ac, IMerc; following measles, 
 accompanied by chilliness, thirstlessness 
 and greenish expectoration, I I Puis.; worse 
 during increase of moon, better during 
 decrease, IPhell.; worse from motion, Bry. ; 
 with copious mucous expectoration and ema- 
 ciation, lUran. n.; with profuse secretion of 
 mucus, worse lying with head low, ISpong.; 
 mucus thin or watery, mattery, profuse, IKali 
 s.; mucus yellow and slimy, IKali s. ; difficult 
 secretion of mucus, lArs.; neglected cases, 
 IHippoz.; old chronic cases, lUran. n. ; in old 
 persons, lAmm. c, Dros., IHippoz.; of old 
 persons, with emphysema or bronchiectasis, 
 IDros.;in old feeble persons, I I Eucal.,IHydras.; 
 especially of old persons, rattling of mucus con- 
 stant, without being able to expectorate, IVer. ; 
 of old persons, with threatened paralysis of 
 lungs, ILyc; with palpitation or bronchial ca- 
 tarrh from overaction of heart, I ICact.; phleg- 
 monous, Chlor.; with pneumonia, 1 1 Ant. t., 
 ILyc, IPhos.; with pneumoniajn chlorotic and 
 anaemic women, I Puis.; secretion purulent 
 rather than slimy and serous, llPhos. ac; 
 putrid, especially in broken-down or hemor- 
 rhagic conditions, with tendency to gangrene, 
 Crotal.; with loud mucous rales, llpec; rales 
 subcrepitant, whistling and sonorous, ISpong.; 
 from eating salt, with facial supraorbital neu- 
 ralgia,going from right to left,INatr. m. ; second 
 stage, when thick phlegm forms, IKali m.; 
 sputa, abundant, nonpurulent, -Jab.; with 
 soreness behind sternum, Bry.; subacute and 
 chronic, IPetrol.; subacute attacks, in ema- 
 ciated, cachectic persons or young overgrown 
 invalids, IPhos.; where suffocation from secre- 
 tion is imminent, IIHippoz.; in tall, slender 
 persons of tuberculous habit, IPhos.; torpid, 
 
 45 
 
 with copious purulent expectoration, IKali 
 br.; typhoid, after measles, IPhos.; worse in a 
 warm room, Hod. gga^ catarrh, dryness, 
 heat, iritation. 
 
 Bronchia, irritation: Ascl. s., I I Chlor. ; in re- 
 gion of bifurcation causes cough, raises a little 
 whitish-yellow,blood- streaked phlegm, which 
 relieves, I I Sang.; of children, ICina; with 
 cough, I lAmyl., Arg. met., lArs.; in croup, 
 IBrom.; in dentition IKreo.; with dyspepsia 
 (eczema) Uugl.; with frequent expectoration 
 of thick mucus (laryngo-tracheitis), IGlon.; 
 with herpes after taking cold, Kali bi.; with 
 pressure and crowding about larynx, Polyg.; 
 during morning, with cough, Natr. a. 
 fig^ tickling. 
 
 Bronchia, itching : causes cough, with retch- 
 ing (acute bronchial catarrh), I ISul. ; extends 
 to nasal cavity, I Hod. 
 
 Bronchia, menses : bronchial trouble, alternat- 
 ing with tardy and intermittent menses, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Bronchia, mucus : Hydr. ac, ISeneg. ; anxiety, 
 Arund.; constant accumulation, with irrita- 
 tion in bowels, tendency to diarrhoea, ISeneg.; 
 with cough, 1 1 Ant. t.; large accumulation, 
 difficult to raise, lllpec; hawking, sometimes 
 bloody, IKreo.; difficult hawking up, with 
 inclination to cough, ICoral.; increased secre- 
 tion, Bapt., Benz. ac. ; increased, with spas- 
 modic, convulsive cough, ITereb.; increased, 
 in incipient phthisis, ISenecio ; loaded with, 
 IMerc. iod. flav. ; general malaise, simulating 
 last stage of phthisis, ICinch.,; rales, Bell., 
 ICina ; rales, when drawing a long breath, 
 lllpec; rales, in bronchitis, ICalc, iCann. s.; 
 rales, in catarrh, I Ant. t.; rales, coarse, along 
 larger, during remission of asthmatic breath- 
 ing, INatr. s.; almost continuous rales, All. 
 sat.; rales, with cough, ICalc, Jugl.; rales, as 
 if full of mucus, I Ant. t., ICup. m.; rales, in 
 intermittent fever, following broncho-pneu- 
 monia, Chin, m.; heavy rales in left, with in- 
 dications of breaking down of parenchyma- 
 tous structure and cavernous lesions (phthis- 
 is), I ISil.; rales, in measles, ILach.; rales, dur- 
 ing respiration and cough (catarrh), I Apis; 
 rales, in pleuro-pneumonia biliosa, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 rales, in upper, 1 1 Ant. t.; tenacious, Ant. sul. 
 aur., I Ant. t., IKali bi.; apparently filled with 
 thick mucus, Chlor. $^h catarrh ; also Lar- 
 ynx and Trachea mucus, Chap. 26, Breath- 
 ing rattling, Chap. 27, Cough rattling, and 
 Chap. 28, Lungs mucus, rattling. 
 
 Bronchia, nerves : paralysis from swelling of 
 glands, Hod. 
 
 Bronchia, noises : singular piping and croak- 
 ing, after deep inspiration, Med.; whistling, 
 etc., when breathing, Arund. g^" mucus. 
 
 Bronchia, oppression : Ant. t.; asthmatic 
 (bronchial catarrh), I lAilant, ; in bifurcation, 
 Syph.; in bifurcation, better from successful 
 cough (asthma), ICaps.; with dull headache, 
 Ailant. J^iP^ congestion, fulness. 
 
 Bronchia, pain (undefined) : INux v.; in bifur- 
 cation, Syph.; with rough, deep, dry cough, 
 from dryness in larynx (bronchitis chronica), 
 INux y. 
 
 Bronchia, pressure : with oppressed breathing, 
 Astac. 
 
 Bronchia, rales : jggp" 3 mucus. 
 
 Bronchia, rawness : Arn., ISang.; extending 
 
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 into chest (consumption), Hod.; with cough, 
 IPhos.; with hoarseness, worse in evening, 
 UPhos.; in left, particularly in morning 
 (chronic bronchitis), Hod. fligp' scraping. 
 
 Bronchia, rheumatism: or gout, extends to 
 fibrous portion of bronchial mucous mem- 
 brane, with expectoration of blood and fetid 
 pus, IGuaiac. 
 
 Bronchia, roughness : Sil. ; with dry, bronchial 
 cough, IPhyt. 
 
 Bronchia, scraping: Arm, Hydr. ac. ; with 
 hoarse, rough cough, IIEup. perf. $i^ raw- 
 ness. 
 
 Bronchia, sensitiveness: in bronchitis, INux 
 v. JS^° irritation. 
 
 Bronchia, soreness: Arg. met.,Sil.; with cough, 
 lEup. perf., Eup. pur., BPhos. J^" aching. 
 
 Bronchia, spasm: IMosch.; with hissing respi- 
 ration, ITabac. J3@* Chap. 26, Asthma, bron- 
 chial. 
 
 Bronchia, tension: with rough, deep, dry 
 cough, from dryness in larynx (chronic bron- 
 chitis), INux v.; tightness at bifurcation, 
 IKali bi. J^Hf* oppression. 
 
 Bronchia, tickling : Hydr. ac; in bifurcation, 
 causes cough, IKali bi.; constant, about bifur- 
 cation, caused by a feeling as if a plug of mu- 
 cus were moving in chest, in spite of profuse 
 expectoration, Coccus ; continual, Sarrac ; 
 causes cough, Ars., IDiosc, Merc, ISticta; 
 towards morning, causes dry cough, ISep.; 
 causes paroxysmal cough, Kali c; with hoarse- 
 ness, ISep.; in lowest, causes cough. Ver.; 
 worse on rising in morning, Stilling, g^^irri- 
 tation ; also Chap. 27, Cough, bronchial, 
 tickling. 
 
 Bronchia, tightness : jg@T tension. 
 
 Bronchia, uneasiness : slight, worse on rising 
 in morning, Stilling. 
 
 EPIGLOTTIS, dryness: Lyss.; with spas- 
 modic contractive sensation, ILact. ac 
 
 Epiglottis, exudation : membrane on apex and 
 sides (diphtheritic croup), IKali bi.; thick, 
 dirty gray diphtheritic membrane covers free 
 border extending off to each side (diphtheria), 
 I Lac c; slightly covered with a pale, pearly 
 coating (membranous croup), IKali bi. 
 
 Epiglottis, irritation : I I Chlor. ; with constric- 
 tion of fauces, causes cough, iEsc h.; causes 
 difficult swallowing, Apis. 
 
 Epiglottis, motion : constant to and fro (laryn- 
 gitis), I IDros. 
 
 Epiglottis, pain : excites cough and interferes 
 with swallowing, I Cham.; when swallowing 
 food, pain worse when depressing tongue, 
 I Merc, cor.; ulcerative, ICham. 
 
 Epiglottis, paralyzed : felt as if, Lyss. 
 
 Epiglottis, red : deep, injected, Lyss. 
 
 Epiglottis, scraping : as in hoarseness, 1 1 Puis.; 
 raw and sore, after swallowing, I Bell. 
 
 Epiglottis, spasm : weakness causes choking, 
 Med.; sympathetic, IStram. JS^" Chap. 13, 
 Swallowing spasms; also Chap. 26, Suffocation 
 epiglottis. 
 
 Epiglottis, stinging : ICham. 
 
 Epiglottis, stitch : slight, Ang. 
 
 Epiglottis, swelling : upon inner side, pretty 
 firm, characterized by abundance of lymph 
 corpuscles found in gland substance, Lyss.; 
 in morning, Bapt. ; painful to pressure, Calad. 
 
 Epiglottis, tickling : Cepa; as if a brush were 
 brought in contact, Anag.; left to right, Cepa. 
 
 Epiglottis, ulcerated: edges eaten away, 
 I IStann. 
 
 GLOTTIS, burning: I I Arum t. 
 
 Glottis, contraction : sensation of, with burn- 
 ing in trachea and larynx, I IPhyt.; sensation 
 of, with cough, IPhyt.; spasmodic, with con- 
 tracted pupils , Ver. $gj^ spasm. 
 
 Glottis, clucking : in croup, IHep. 
 
 Glottis, dryness: ILact. ac, Med.; with spas- 
 modic contraction, ILact. ac; with pain dur- 
 ing deglutition, IMed.; with stiffness, JEsc h. 
 Big" Larynx dryness. 
 
 Glottis, irritation : Gels. 
 
 Glottis, oedema: IIApis, lArs., lArum t., Bell., 
 •Chrom. ac, ICinch., ICrotaL, Hippoz., Ign., 
 IKali iod., ILach., Merc, Sang., Staph., 
 IStram.; in typhus, I ICrotal. 
 
 Glottis, paralysis : HCaust., I Gels.; from mus- 
 cular or nervous irritability, as in hysteria, 
 Crotal. JUs^ Larynx paralysis, and vocal 
 cords. 
 
 Glottis, rawness: excoriated sensation, Med. 
 
 Glottis, spasm (asthma Millari or thymicum, 
 laryngismus stridulus) : I Ars., I Arum d., 
 IIBell., IBrom., Chlorof., IChlor., Coff., Co- 
 ral., ICup. m., Dig., IGels., IGuarsea, IHydr. 
 ac, Hod., Hpec, I IKali br., I ILach., ILact. 
 ac, I ILaur., Magn. p., IMeph., IMosch., IOp., 
 I IPhyt., Plat., Plumb., ISamb., I ISars., 
 ISpong., I ISul., ITabac, I Ver.; with disturb- 
 ance of abdominal organs, I 101. an.; so firmly 
 closed it seemed as if air might pass through 
 thoracic walls more readily, Chlor. ; awaking 
 from sleep and causing severe pain and suffoca- 
 tion, Lact. ac; awoke at night (asthma Mil- 
 lari), ISamb.; worse when in bath, ICoff.; with 
 burning, IGuarsea ; with clucking in throat, 
 air expelled with difficulty, but inhaled with 
 ease, Med.; in children, IBelL, Brom., Calc p., 
 IGels., Ign.; Iod., Ilpec, IILach., Laur., 
 IMeph., Mosch., Phos., ISamb.; alternating 
 with contraction of fingers and toes (hyste- 
 ria), lAsaf. ; with epileptiform convulsions, 
 following suppression of exanthems, IHep.; 
 from attempt to cough, IChlor.; during cough, 
 IHyos.; during whooping cough, ICoraL, 
 IMosch.; in whooping cough, continuing so 
 long that child remains a long time without 
 respiring, Ilpec; before paroxysm of whoop- 
 ing cough, Ilpec; resembling whooping 
 cough, ICoraL; without any cough, in chil- 
 dren, ICup. m.; producing a sound similar to 
 spasmodic croup, ICoraL; in croup, IBrom.; 
 worse after crying or getting angry, I ISul.; 
 cyanotic, ICoff.; daily, with sweat at night, 
 IChel.; in dentition, Calc p.; in evening, 
 threatening suffocation, I IGels.; on expira- 
 tion, IChel.; better lying on face and pro- 
 truding tongue, Med.; grasping at, almost 
 suffocated at night, in attack, 7rLach.; be- 
 tween head and face, IBelL, IBrom.; fre- 
 quently, in acute laryngitis, ISamb.; every 
 five minutes, with a whistling tone (hyste- 
 ria), MTarant.; on opening mouth to take 
 food or drink, Chlor. ; from local nervous ir- 
 ritation, or from cerebral irritation, being a 
 part of general convulsive condition during 
 course of zymotic disease, CrotaL; in nervous 
 women and children, IMosch. ; from neuro- 
 sis, or reflex irritation, 1 1 Kali br.; attacks 
 sudden, generally from midnight until 4 a.m., 
 ISamb.; noise as from, when breathing, 
 
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 IKalm.; in rachitic children, cannot bear 
 warmth, Hod.; rima feels as though com- 
 posed of an iron ring, Chlor.; preventing 
 speech, Cup. m.; result of spinal irritation 
 affecting the nucha, INaja ; stiffness in rima, 
 expiration impeded, Chlor. ; worse by effort 
 to swallow, ICup. m.; during swallowing, 
 ■Mere. cor. ; with cold sweat, ICoff.; tetanic, 
 of muscles, with angina, after venesection, 
 IStram.; produced by attempt to examine 
 throat, Chlor.; thirty or forty attacks with- 
 in twenty-four hours, HChlor.; two attacks, 
 at 8 and 11 p.m., I ISamb.; with wheezing, 
 ICoff.; follows spasmodic yawning, Med. 
 j^^contraction ; also Larynx constriction, 
 spasm. 
 
 Glottis, stenosis : IBrom. 
 
 Glottis, tickling : in chink, or deeper, exciting 
 cough, Astac. 
 
 LARYNX, aching: in whooping cough, 
 I ICepa ; near larynx, Anac. 
 
 Larynx, affections (undefined) : IKali bi., 
 ■Paris ; chronic, IMang.; with chronic hoarse- 
 ness, IIMang.; of mucous membrane, Seneg. 
 
 Larynx, anaesthesia : IKali br. 
 
 Larynx, breathing: asthmatic feeling, Amyl.; 
 affections cause dyspnoea, Hippoz. 
 
 Larynx, bruised feeling : Dros.; in cartilages, 
 I I Arg. met., Stilling.; whilst inhaling, IDros.; 
 painful, in catarrhal fever, I IRuta. 
 
 Larynx, burning : Arum m., IBell., ICanth. 
 ICham., Chelid., IHydr. ac, IKali iod., Lact. 
 ac, IMerc, ISpong.; as from acridity, Aph. 
 ch.; worse from least current of air, IMerc; 
 in bronchitis, I Paris ; into chest, better by 
 eating (syphilitic sore throat), IMez.; incory- 
 za, lAmm. m.; causes cough, I ISpong.; causes 
 shaking cough like w r hooping cough, in morn- 
 ing, with copious expectoration of tough white 
 mucus like white of egg, Seneg.; precedes 
 hacking cough (hay catarrh), MSticta; with 
 cough, MCurar., IPhyt.; when coughing, 
 I I Gels.; with croup, IPhos.; to epigastrium, 
 with dry cough, evening in bed, during which 
 he falls asleep, Magn. s.; excoriation, Bufo.; 
 with sensation of contraction of glottis, IPhyt.; 
 in influenza, ISeneg. ; in chronic laryngitis, 
 lApis; low down (peritonitis), 1 1 Aeon.; ex- 
 tending into nostrils, IKali bi.; in aphonia, 
 lArg. nit. ; pains take upward direction, 
 I IPhyt.; in laryngeal phthisis, lArs. ; pricking, 
 < causing cough, 1 1 Aeon.; in right side, ILachn.; 
 ' constant need to swallow saliva, Cub.; after 
 same feeling on back part of tongue, ICalc p.; 
 with trachea, IGels. gig" 5 heat, inflamma- 
 tion. 
 
 Larynx, cancer: Ars., Hydras., Lapis, Nitr. 
 ac, Sang., Thuya. J^ 25 polypus, warts. 
 
 Larynx, cartilages: arytenoids purplish, tume- 
 fied and granulated, IKali iod.; bruised, sore 
 feeling, Stilling.; bruised sensation in cricoid, 
 to slightest touch, I I Arg. met.; choking sen- 
 sation just above cricoid, Iber.; cricoid as if 
 stopped up with some foreign body, 1 1 Arg. 
 met.; diseased in tertiary syphilis," ISyph.; 
 necrosis, ICalc, Crotal., ISil.; perichondritis, 
 
 I ISpong.; perichondritis, septic form, with 
 softening and degeneration affecting mucous 
 membrane of larynx, .and particularly that 
 of oesophagus, IKreo. ; prominent swelling, 
 Ananth.; sensation of a lump back of thyroid, 
 
 I I Pic. ac; pain as if ulcerated, ICarbo v.; thy- 
 
 roid, painful pressure, worse by palpitation, 
 Spong.; thyroid, sensation of rawness behind, 
 producing desire to cough, IChlor.; thyroid, 
 involuntary effort to support, on sw T allowing 
 or coughing (laryngitis), I IDros.; thyroid, 
 tickling behind, producing desire to cough, 
 ■Chlor.; thyroid, tickling beneath causes fre- 
 quent short dry cough, ISquilla ; thyroid, 
 tickling, causing a short cough, I I Puis. 
 
 Larynx, catarrh: ICoccus, IHep., IIRumex; 
 chronic, Hod.; chronic, with Eustachian deaf- 
 ness, IMang.; chronic, with tendency to hem- 
 orrhage, IPhos. ac; chronic, with hoarseness, 
 IKreo.; with coryza, ISpong.; with dry, tor- 
 menting cough during night, ISpong.; with 
 hollow T or cramplike cough (coryza), I ISpong.; 
 dry, painful, worse early in morning, INux 
 v.; w T ith ulcers in larynx, ISpong.; of upper 
 part, IHam.; in w T eak, anaemic persons, or in 
 such as exhibit tubercular deposit in lungs, 
 IMang. jggiT' inflammation ; %gg* Air pass- 
 ages and Bronchia catarrh. 
 
 Larynx, coated : seems as if, HPhos. 
 
 Larynx, coldness: Cist.; inhaled air feels 
 cool, ICist.; cannot bear cold drinks, ICalc; 
 sensation of, I IBrom., Cist.; sensation after 
 breakfast, better after shaving, IBrom. ; sensa- 
 tion when breathing, I Rhus ; sensitiveness to 
 cold air, I IHep. 
 
 Larynx, constriction : Arg. met., Arum, m., 
 Asar., Ascl. t., IBrom., Calad., I Camph., ICarbo 
 a., Caust., ICed., IHyos., Hod., IIMang., Nitr. 
 sp. d., I INux m., Plumb., Stilling., IStram.; as 
 if closed, Tarax.; as if compressed /with accumu- 
 lation of saliva in mouth , Tarax. ; after cough- 
 ing, prevents wind and sputa from coming up, 
 Arund.; during cough, lArs.; short dry cough, 
 as from, ICoff.; below, causes obstruction to 
 cough, IChlor.; better by cough, Asar.; induces 
 frequent deglutition, with oppression of breath- 
 ing, better in open air, IColoc; fulness or 
 pressure, with impeded deglutition, Hod.; 
 with dryness of whole throat and mouth after 
 sleeping, ILach.; dyspnoea as from, Coccul.; 
 especially after eating, causing cough, 1 1 Puis.; 
 feeling of, I ICepa, Iber., Ilgn., ILobel i.; in 
 lower part, like a finger across throat, I I Lac 
 c; with oedema of lungs, I ICheL; after mid- 
 night, INux v. ; in morbus Brightii, ILyc v. ; 
 at 7 a.m., Lye v.; feeling of narrowness, Lo- 
 bel i.; feeling of narrowness, causes deep in- 
 ■ spiration, making tightness w T orse, makes him 
 hoarse, Jamb. ; painful, ISpong.; painful, w T ith 
 difficulty of breathing(angina pectoris ), 1 1 Oxal. 
 ac; painful, with dry cough, Mang.; parox- 
 ysms, IVer.; as if partly obstructed (asthma 
 Millari), I Arum d.; as if drawn shut from 
 both sides of throat, Amm. c; of skin, in 
 region of, causes cough, Zing.; during sleep, 
 starts from sleep suddenly, ISpong.; spas- 
 modic, I IBell., Coff., Menyanth ; spasmodic, 
 especially w T hen feeling cold (asthma) ,IMosch. ; 
 spasmodic, with cough caused by tight feeling 
 in left ovarian region, I IPhos.; sudden, as from 
 fumes of sulphur, spasmodic twitching and 
 movements of arms and legs, or tetanic rigid- 
 ity of body (asthma), IMosch.; as if he must 
 suffocate after waking at night, IPhos.; with 
 suffocative pressure in upper part of chest 
 (bronchitis), IPhos.; when talking, IDros.; 
 with tickling, Oxal. ac; at top, IGlon. 
 Glottis spasm. 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 Larynx, consumption : fflgg" phthisis. 
 
 Larynx, cough : Chap. 27, Cough laryngeal, 
 talking ; also During cough larynx. 
 
 Larynx, crawling: ICaps. , HCon.; causes 
 cough, Ant. t., ICaust., IKreo.; causing hack- 
 ing cough, I I Dros.; below, excites cough, 
 IKreo.; excites cough and mucous expectora- 
 tion, Sabina ; producing a paroxysmal, dry, 
 hacking cough, IPsor. jfe^ irritation. 
 
 Larynx, croup: IIAcet. ac, 1 1 Aeon., 1 1 Ant. t., 
 lArs., 1 1 Arum t., I Bell., I IBrom., Bry.,Calc. s., 
 OCanth., ICarbo v., ICaust., 1 Cham., Chloral., 
 Chlor., I I Cub., Cup. m., Dros., IIHep., Hod., 
 Ipec, BKali bi., IKali br., Kali m., Kali ph., 
 Kaol., ILach., ILact.ac, Lobel. i.,1 ILyc.,Naja, 
 INatr. m., IPhos., ISamb., ISang., ■ ISpong., 
 ■Stilling.; of adults, iAnt. t. ; agonized, impa- 
 tient, tosses about, 1 1 Aeon.; with angina, 
 BHep.; with anxiety, HSpong; awaking in 
 first sleep, 1 1 Aeon.; often indicated in begin- 
 ning, Caust.; first bronchial, IBrom.; in com- 
 bination with bronchitis, aggravation up to 
 midnight, ■ IPhos.; followed by bronchitis, 
 ISpong.; wants to be carried, IKaoL; catar- 
 rhal, I IAnt. t., ICarbol. ac. , Caust., I Ipec.; ca- 
 tarrhal, with spasmodic crowing, painful 
 cough and stridulous respiration, ISang.; catar- 
 rhal, with or without fever, IHep.; after a chill, 
 
 I ISpong.; after cholera, ISpong.; spasmodic 
 contraction, threatening suffocation, I Mosch.; 
 with violent coryza, hoarseness and cough, 
 INitr. ac; cough and loud breathing during 
 expiration, 1 1 Aeon.; dry, short cough, not 
 much wheezing nor sawing breathing, 
 
 I I Aeon.; cough, metallic, as if coughing 
 through a tube, ISang.; with whistling cough, 
 ISang.; diphtheritic, I Apis, I lArs. iod.; 
 IIBrom., I ICarbol. ac, IHep., Hod., 1 1 Kali 
 bi., IKali m., I IKali ph., ILach., ILac c, 
 IMerc cy., IMerc iod., INitr. ac, ISang., 
 I Spong. ; im pending, during d iphtheria, I Lach .; 
 disposition to croup, Lye, Phos., Psor.; early, 
 formative stage, worse 2 to 3 a.m., IKali bi.; 
 epigastrium drawn in, ISpong.; with erysipe- 
 las, IHep.; sudden attack, worse at 9 p.m., 
 I I Spong.; every expiration ended with a hoarse, 
 hackingcoughjIIAcon.; in extremis, preparing 
 for tracheotomy, I Apis ; exudation plastic, 
 Hod.; with fever, at beginning, IFerr. ph.; 
 with synochal fever, ISpong.; gangrenous, 
 lArs.; grasps at larynx, Ant. t, IHep., 
 I ISpong.; grasps throat and chest, Iod.; ha- 
 bitual, in scrofulous children, during denti- 
 tion, ICalc;with bending head back, ISpong.; 
 hoarseness after, ICarbo v., Dros., IHep., 
 ILyc, Phos., Sang.; after influenza, IHep.; 
 larynx drawn down, with inspiration, 
 IBrom.; larynx elevated and depressed 
 
 .during respiration, I ISpong.; membran- 
 ous, lAcet. ac, Caust., Hod., I IKali bi., 
 IKali m., IILac c, ILach., ISpong., jTereb., 
 MVer. v., after Aeon, (g^* diphtheritic) ; 
 membranous, breathing hissing, rattling, 
 lAcet. ac. ; especially in children, dark eyes 
 and hair, membranous, Hod. ; membranous, 
 difficult to detach, with expectoration of tough 
 stringy mucus, IKali bi.; with diphtheritic 
 sore throat, ILach. ; membranous, epidemic, 
 I Alum.; membranous, whitish exudation, 
 IKali br.; membranous, in fat, chubby light- 
 haired children, 1 1 Kali bi.; membranous, with 
 malignant scarlet fever, ILach.; membranous, 
 
 gradual and insidious onset, IKali bi.; mem- 
 branous, to prevent narcosis and paralysis 
 from carbonized blood, IPhos.; pseudo-mem- 
 branous, child stretched head back and grasped 
 throatinagony,l ISang.; simulating membran- 
 ous, caused by checked or non-appearing 
 eruption, especially urticaria, IIArs. ; mem- 
 branous, last stage, membrane was coughed 
 up in pieces like a glove finger, ILach.; mem- 
 branous, with suffocation, cold clammy sweat, 
 small pulse, IPhos.; membranous, tracheot- 
 omy was expected as only means of saving 
 life, IPhos.; worse before midnight, I ISpong.; 
 constant rattling of mucus, IAnt. t., IPuos.; 
 moist mucus, rattling, child is unable to get 
 rid of it, IIHep.; instead of eruption of hives 
 or nettlerash, IIArs.; worse at night, I A rs., 
 IPhos.; numerous cases, ICup. m. ; with 
 panaritise, IHep.; with symptoms of paral- 
 ysis of cervical muscles, Zinc; labored saw- 
 ing respiration, after failure of Aeon., Hep., 
 Spong., Brom., Phos. or Iod., I Kami. ; in chil- 
 dren subject to inflammatory rheumatism, 
 ILach.; seizes nearest object, I ISpong.; seque- 
 lae, IGalc. {%^~ hoarseness); sequelae, when 
 improvement seems to stop, IPhos.; worse 
 after sleep, seemingly slept into croupy 
 spell, IILach.; slow case, IBrom.; spasmodic, 
 IIBell., I ICup. m., IGels., Naja, I ISars. ; spas- 
 modic single attacks, puts hands to larynx, 
 IIBell.; spasmodic, with stridulous breathing, 
 ILobel. i.; spasmodic, in scrofulous children, 
 IKali iod.; spasmodic in early stage when 
 child appears well in daytime, IKali br.; 
 spurious, IKali m.; last stage^ IIKali ph., 
 IMosch.; struggles and writhes into an erect 
 position, I ISpong.; sudden development, 
 I ISpong.; as if suffocation would ensue, IHep.; 
 light attacks, in teething children, IHep. ; with 
 urticaria, IIArs., IHep.; as if vomiting would 
 ensue, IHep.; after exposure to dry cold 
 winds, IIAcon., IIHep.; from exposure to dry 
 west wind, IIHep.; after riding against cold 
 west wind, IKali bi. Jg^° Glottis spasm; 
 also Chap. 13, Throat diphtheria. 
 
 Larynx, crowding feeling : with irritation of 
 bronchi, Polyg. 
 
 Larynx, cutting : as with a knife, Mane 
 
 Larynx, diphtheria: begins, coming upward, 
 IBrom.; tendency to implication of larynx, 
 (also Plumb, iod.), IPlumb. ; invading, IKali 
 m.; threatens, Hod. B@" croup membra- 
 nous; also Chap. 13, Throat, diphtheria laryn- 
 geal. 
 
 Larynx, drawing : Sul. 
 
 Larynx, dryness: I All. sat., Alum., Atrop. s., 
 ICalc, Calc fl., Card, m., ICaust., Chim. m., 
 Cist., HCochl., Cop., Fluor, ac, Hydr. ac, 
 Hod., IKali c, IILach., Lact. ac, INatr. m., 
 Petrol., IPhos., Rhus v., Stilling., Sul.; 
 with aphonia, IPhos.; with embarrassed 
 breathing as if larynx and trachea were nar- 
 rower, ISpong. ; burning, worse every winter, 
 IMez.; in catarrh, Natr. m.; into chest, bet- 
 ter by eating (syphilitic sore throat), IMez.; 
 causes cough, Zing.; induces dry cough, 
 Atrop. s.; with dry, painful cough, ICop.; 
 with cough, lOsm.; rough, deep, dry cough, 
 with tension and pain in bronchi from (bron- 
 chitis chronica), INux v. ; in croup, IHep.; 
 better after eating, Iber.; worse towards 
 evening, IPhyt.; of feeling, IKali iod., INatr. 
 
25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 709 
 
 m., IPhos., ISep.; dry feeling, worse towards 
 evening, with hacking cough (catarrh), hawk- 
 ing, I Coccus; producing hawking, Mar. v.; 
 by hawking, ISpong.; with hoarseness, ICalc, 
 ISpong., Sul. ac; in laryngitis, IIDros.; in 
 chronic laryngitis, I Apis; chronic catarrhal 
 laryngitis, I I Sang. ; especially in morning 
 or after dinner, compelled to hawk or cough, 
 at times disappearing after food, Zinc; pain- 
 ful, with dry cough, Mang.; parched feeling, 
 IKali c; in laryngeal phthisis, I Ars. ; and raw- 
 ness, ILact. ac; constant need to swallow sali- 
 va, Cub.; sore, hoarse, can hardly talk, worse 
 morning when he gets up, Eup. perf.; with 
 difficult speech, ISpong. ; spot, HCon.; spot, 
 cough excited by, worse at night and on lying 
 down, ICon.; and stiff, later mucus, JEsc. h.; 
 causes suffocation, IKali c; with sweat, 
 ISpong. ; voice husky, I Bell. 
 
 Larynx, feeling of emptiness : at a small spot, 
 IBrom. 
 
 Larynx, eruption : papules, IHippoz. 
 
 Larynx, exudation : a foreign body audible, 
 moving to and fro after plastic lymph has 
 been deposited, ISpong. ; thick and of a dark 
 shade, Cub. J^* croup, membranous ; also 
 Chap. 13, Throat, diphtheria laryngeal. 
 
 Larynx, feather: jg^° foreign body. 
 
 Larynx, foreign body : ISil.; small piece seemed 
 to stick when eating apples, leaving a cool 
 spot, IIArg. met.; sensation of something in 
 larynx, followed by cough and expectoration 
 of mucus, 1 1 Sul.; of down, 1 1 Hep.; liability to 
 have something get into, when drinking or 
 talking, Meph.; as from a feather, exciting 
 cough, IIDros.; as if a piece of flesh or skin 
 were hanging loose (croup), IPhos.; as if lined 
 with fur, with aphonia, IPhos. ; as of a lump, 
 Med.; feeling as of a lump behind, producing 
 constant desire to swallow, Ustil.; with apho- 
 nia, IFerr.; as if an apple seed had lodged, Bry.; 
 sensation causes cough, Bell.; sensation of 
 lying over, during apyrexia, Ign.; as of a skin, 
 ILach., IPhos., Thuya; as if a soft substance 
 were in it, IIDros.; as if a stopper or valve 
 were in (croup, whooping cough), ISpong.; as 
 of a thread drawn through (headache), I ICalc. 
 a. fi^* plug. 
 
 Larynx, fissures : bleeding, causing quick jerk- 
 ing cough, Bufo. 
 
 Larynx, glands : grayish or dark blackish red, 
 enlarged, infiltrated, hypersemic, Anthrac. 
 
 Larynx, hawking : g^° Chap. 27, Expectora- 
 tion hawking, hemming. 
 
 Larynx, heat: I All. sat., Apoc, I Hod., Merc. 
 sul.; burning, Amyg.; in clergyman's sore 
 throat, Carb. s.; before cough, causing rest- 
 lessness and impatience (consumption), IKali 
 bi.; with dry cough and tendency to diarrhoea 
 (influenza), IPhos. J^T* burning, dryness, 
 inflammation. 
 
 Larynx, heaviness: provokes incessant cough- 
 ing, hawking and spitting, I IPhos. 
 
 Larynx, hemorrhages: aphonia, I IFerr. 
 WST Chap. 28, Lungs hemorrhage. 
 
 Larynx, inflammation (laryngitis) : 1 1 Aeon., 
 IIAnt. t., lArg. met., IBell., IBrom., IBufo., 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., Cham., IChel., ICrotal., 
 IIDros., IIGels., iHep., Hod., Ilpec, IKali 
 bi., Kali ph., ILach., IMerc, IMerc iod. rub., 
 IPhos., I I Sang., Selen., Seneg., ISpong., 
 J I Sul. , Tabac ; painful aching of os hyoides, 
 
 ILach.; catarrhal, I^Esc h., IBell., BICepa., 
 CheL, IKali br., ISang. ; catarrhal, chronic, 
 IMang., I I Sang.; catarrhal, chronic, partial in- 
 jection of, IMang.; ventricular bands, catar- 
 rhal, worse evenings, when weather is going 
 to change, and long talking, IKali bi.; catar- 
 rhal, from exposure to draught, or sitting in 
 warm room, INux v.; catarrhal, with hawk- 
 ing, caused by mucus trickling down posterior 
 nares into throat (coryza), I IMerc; chronic, 
 I Ant. t., I Apis, lArg. met., lArg. nit., IBell., 
 ICalc, Carbol. ac, ICarbo v., ICaust., ICop., 
 I lEryng., IHep., IKali bi., IKali iod., ILach., 
 IMang., IMerc, IMerc. cy., IPhos., ISang., 
 ISul., 1 1 Trill.; chronic, in scrofulous subjects, 
 Hod.; chronic, intermittent, ICed.; chronic, 
 of singers, lArg. met., IIArg. nit.; chronic, 
 in public speakers, IStilling.; chronic, in 
 a teacher, lArg. met.; chronic, to trachea, 
 IKali bi.; clergyman's .sore throat, II Arum 
 t., ICarbo v.; clergyman's sore throat charac- 
 terized by dryness of mucous membrane, 
 ISticta ; with whooping cough) consumption), 
 IKreo. ; causes croupous cough (scarlet fever), 
 IDulc; causes violent dry cough at night, 
 Stront.; in whooping cough, ILobel. i.; croup- 
 ous, lArs.; croupous, in lower part, IKaol.; 
 feeling as if, IBell.; follicular, IKali bi., IKali 
 br.; chronic follicular, IKali bi.; with inflam- 
 matory fever, 1 1 Aeon.; follicular, secretion of 
 a glutinous fluid, worse towards morning, when 
 tough mucus nearly strangles him, IKali bi.; 
 of fossa, Ilpec; with chronic hoarseness, 
 IKali bi.; pain, sore, raw, pricking, worse on 
 left side, or as if in a small dry spot, ICrotal.; 
 patches of livid purplish hue, discharge 
 thin and offensive, IMerc iod. rub.; even 
 after submucous infiltration, Apis ; dur- 
 ing measles, ICrotal.; membranous, Iod. ; dark 
 red and swelling of parts, with much hawk- 
 ing, coughing and purulent expectoration, 
 worse in morning (phthisis laryngis), IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; from scalds, ICrotal.; during scar- 
 latina, ICrotal.; great sensitiveness in talking, 
 to contact of dry cold air, and to pressure, 
 ICrotal.; of singers, IAnt.c,IArg. nit.; in sing- 
 ers, pains moderate, IMang.; from stings of in- 
 sects, ICrotal.; from overstraining voice, IFerr. 
 ph.; subacute and chronic, IKali bi.; with 
 suffocating spasms, IIAcon. ; syphilitic, INitr. 
 ac; especially if syphilitic, with hoarseness 
 and dry spasmodic or loose cough, IStill.; ex- 
 tends to trachea, I I Ant. t., I ICalc, IDulc, 
 IGlon., IHydras., IMerc, I IPhos.ac. 1 1 Puis., 
 MVer. ; tickling, irritability, with hawking 
 as from presence of a little sticky mucus, 
 ICrotal.; tubercular, ISelen.; from irritating 
 vapors, ICrotal.; during variola, ICrotal. 
 jgggp* burning, dryness, heat ; also Bron- 
 chia and Trachea inflammation. 
 
 Larynx, injuries : cicatricial contraction and 
 lesions, Hippoz. Jg@ a foreign bodies. 
 
 Larynx, irritation : I IChlor., Coccus, IColoc, 
 I lEryng., IHep., IKali iod; caused by eruc- 
 tation, Staph.; low down, with oppression 
 of chest (croup), IPhos.; constrictive, causing 
 cough, INaja; in consumption, Hod.; causing 
 cough, Amm. c, Carb. s.; causing hacking 
 cough, Seneg.; high up, causing cough, ICoc- 
 cul.; causing cough and spitting^ Aph. ch.; 
 dry cough, IPhos.; constant, exciting cough, 
 Cop.; with chronic cough, from enlargement 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 of bronchial glands, ICon.; must cough, then 
 tensive pressure beneath sternum, lEuph.; 
 uninterrupted provocation to hacking cough, 
 evening after lying down, better suppressing 
 cough, llgn. ; to cough, NCalad.; to cough, 
 during apyrexia, Ign.; to cough, behind,Card. 
 m.; to cough, while eating, Rumex ; with ca- 
 tarrhal headache, I Rumex ; from acrid mucus, 
 Aph. ch. ; of mucous membrane, II Rumex; 
 in posterior part, causing cough, I I Card, m.; 
 as if inspiring smoke or pitch,IIBar. c; causes 
 sneezing (influenza), ICarbo v.; extending to 
 trachea, chronic, I Apis ; extending to trachea, 
 subacute, I Apis ; in upper part, ISpong.; in 
 upper part, causes cough, Am.; in upper 
 part, causes hawking, Cain. B^T" crawling. 
 
 Larynx, itching: Colch., Con.; in aphonia, 
 lArg. nit.; in back part of top, in evening, 
 after lying down, causes dry cough, Bell.; 
 chronic, ICist.; causes dry cough, Cact.; with 
 night cough, ICalc; in whooping cough, 
 lAmb.; in left side causes cough (laryngitis), 
 I ISul.; at night, Cist.; in upper part, causes 
 cough, Arm; causes hawking and swallowing, 
 Fluor, ac. $^ crawling, tickling. 
 
 Larynx, lameness : sensation of, Stilling. 
 
 Larynx, laryngismus stridulus : j^^ spasm, 
 and Glottis spasm. 
 
 Larynx, liquids : frequently pass into, Ananth. 
 
 Larynx, lump : sensation as though a lump as 
 large as a walnut were sticking behind, 
 obliging him to swallow constantly, ICoccus. 
 J^* plug. 
 
 Larynx, lying : lies upon back, head thrown 
 back as far as possible so as to extend (pneu- 
 monia), IPhos. 
 
 Larynx, motion: constantly moving (chorea), 
 I IVer.; moved up and down violently with 
 difficult respiration, Sul. ac. 
 
 Larynx, mucus: Arg. nit., Millef.; accumula- 
 tion with obstruction of nostrils, and nasal 
 speech, Zinc; seems to firmly adhere to pos- 
 terior part, frequent hawking, I I Paris ; ad- 
 herent, excites whooping cough, ICina; sensa- 
 tion of tightly adhering, Alum.; choking 
 from, worse morning, IHep.; clogged up 
 with thick, hawked up with difficulty, Naja ; 
 causes cough, IKali bi.; increased, causes 
 cough, ILach.; causes frequent short hack- 
 ing cough, especially in open air and when 
 walking fast, Seneg.; excites whooping cough, 
 I IDulc. ; excites paroxysm of whooping cough, 
 ICup. m.; as if covered with dry, ICoff.; 
 with dryness in throat, Zinc. ; expectoration, 
 Ferr. iod.; feeling as of a lump or, ILobel. 
 i.; posterior part covered with grayish, 
 IKali bi.; green, IHep.; with hoarseness, 
 Cina; hangs in, morning after rising, ICina ; 
 either hard or soft, IDros.; not easily hawked 
 up, Aur. met. ; hawking, IRumex ; hawking, 
 worse from dust, smoke and cold (chronic 
 naso-pharyngeal catarrh), INatr. a.; hawking 
 tough, in morning, Chim. m. ; hawking, from 
 upper part, with burning soreness, extends to 
 left bronchus, renewed by^ strong exhalation 
 or scraping, 1 1 Rumex ; increased, 1 1 Merc, 
 sul., Osm.; increased hawking, Amm. ben.; 
 profuse, in laryngitis, IMang. ; from laughing, 
 lArg. met.; small lumps, easily loosened, 
 Osm.; in morning, I IKali bi.; like a moving 
 to and fro, desire to hawk phlegm, worse cold 
 air, at night, IRumex ; profuse, IDulc, 
 
 IIHyos.; rattling, Amm. c, Crot. t.; rattling, 
 on coughing (diphtheritic croup), IIBroin.; 
 rattling, at full expiration , better in moving, 
 Arum d. ; rattling, synchronous with pulse, 
 in bed (aphonia), I Arg. nit.; rattling, to tra- 
 chea, lAnt. t.; small piece cannot be coughed 
 up, IForm.; small, round, greasy lumps, Arg. 
 nit.; seemed to be secreted just inside of glot- 
 tis, Lact. ac; sensation of, Lact. ac; sensation 
 of, during talking, Oxal. ac; looser, after 
 sneezing, Osm.; sticks, when talking, IPsor.; 
 hangs like a string, Osm.; threatening suffoca- 
 tion (croup), IIBrom.; causing suffocative fits, 
 ICinch.; tenacious, Astac, IRumex; tough, 
 with a constant cough and desire to 
 raise it, without relief, 1 1 Rumex ; tenacious, 
 glutinous, causes hoarseness, ISamb. ; tena- 
 cious, inducing frequent hawking, which re- 
 sults in discharge of small lumps of mucus, 
 Seneg.; tenacious, with hoarseness, IStaph.; 
 causing tickling, Zinc; tough, 1 1 Ant. sul. aur., 
 Samb. ; tough, causes hawking, IKali bi. ; tough, 
 hoarseness can only be relieved by strong 
 hawking, ICham. ; tough (old people), IBar. 
 c; transparent, in morning, IINatr. m.; vis- 
 cid, green, causing constant hawking and 
 gagging, Paris ; something prevents voice from 
 coming, cannot be hawked loose though mu- 
 cus is brought up, ILach.; easy loosening of 
 white (asthma), IZing. g^° catarrh; also 
 Chap. 27, Expectoration hawking. 
 
 Larynx, muscles: imperfect development, 
 child is slow in learning to talk, INatr. m.; 
 exhaustion from prolonged and loud exercise 
 of voice, IRhus ; paralytic symptoms, with 
 spasmodic dyspnoea, Plumb.; paresis, ICaust.; 
 weakness, paresis (aphonia), ICaust. 
 
 Larynx, noise: hissing sound, in croup, 
 I I Sang. ; worse talking, better by rest and 
 sleep, scrofulous," glands swollen (affection of 
 inferior laryngeal nerve), ICon.; thick, gurg- 
 ling sound, with flapping as of a piece of 
 loose membrane over (diphtheria), IKali bi.; 
 wheezing, IHep.; whistling, IMerc cy., com- 
 plementary of Hep. and Phos. ; whistling, 
 after lying down evenings, ICalc. 
 
 Larynx, oedema : jg^" 3 " swelling ; also Glottis 
 oedema. 
 
 Larynx, oppression: Syph.; fears suffocation, 
 Agar. 
 
 Larynx, pain, (undefined): Ascl. t., Chlorof., 
 Ilnul., INux v., Rhus v.-, Sars., I IStann., Sul. 
 ac, Syph.; with aphonia, IFerr., Hod.; 
 chronic, worse for a long time after animated 
 talk, Arn.; with cough, ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 IChel., ICinch., ILach., IPhos., Sars., I ISpong.; 
 with cough (bronchitis), IPhos.; with cough, 
 IBrom.; with desire to cough, Hod. ; with dry 
 cough and tendency to diarrhoea, IPhos.; with 
 excoriating cough , Rumex ; under, with cough 
 (croup), I ISpong.; when coughing or swallow- 
 ing, IBell.; worse coughing or talking, lOsm.; 
 in croup, IPhos. ; in membranous croup, IKali 
 bi.; while eating, Rumex; when hawking 
 tough mucus, ICanth.; on bending head back- 
 ward, IILach.; sudden, transient, up through 
 back of head into vertex, after 1 p.m., Arg. 
 met.; with hoarseness, Hod.; mostly on left 
 side, Rumex; with discharge of hardened 
 mucus, Hod.; so severe compels patient to 
 crouch and suppress cough (pertussis), ICepa ; 
 quick, beneath, from outward pressure, IMerc 
 
25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 711 
 
 cor.; near right side, when speaking, Ars. h.; 
 next to right side, felt on turning neck and on 
 pressure, ILyss.; rough, during cough, Kali c; 
 in scarlatina, I Arum t.; on both sides, mostly- 
 right side, INatr. m.; in one spot, worse 
 pressure, speech, cough, breathing, IHep.; 
 on empty swallowing, IBell. ; when swallow- 
 ing food, worse when depressing tongue, 
 IMerc. cor.; on attempting to talk (aphonism 
 from exposure), ICina; cannot talk, UPhos.; 
 when talking, Bell., ISpong. ; when talking, 
 singing or swallowing, I ISpong.; top of, 
 Rumex; as of ulceration, causing cough at 
 almost every inspiration (phthisis pulmona- 
 lis), IKali bi.; violent, Zinc; voice lost or 
 altered, UPhos. 
 
 Larynx, paralysis: asphyctic form of ura> 
 mia, IHydr. ac; from swelling of glands, 
 Hod.; incipient (softening of brain), Amm. c. 
 g^° vocal cords ; also Glottis paralysis. 
 
 Larynx, phthisis: I Agar., lArg. met., I Ars., 
 Calc, ICarbo v., ICaust., IChrom. ac, Cist., 
 IDros., Dulc, I lElaps, IHep., Hod., IKali bi., 
 IKali iod., IKreo., ILach., Led., IMang., 
 IMerc iod. rub., Natr. c, INitr. ac, IPhos., 
 ISel.,Seneg., Sil., I ISpong., Sul.; at beginning, 
 ISpong.; in clergymen, singers, public speak- 
 ers, etc, lArg. met.; with cough, I INaja ; with 
 dry cough, ICaust.; with constant short hack- 
 ing cough and aphonia, I IStann.; in a drunk- 
 ard, 1 1 Ars. s. f. ; with irritative fever, ICarbo 
 v.; with hoarseness, rapid emaciation, IDros.; 
 stomach would retain no food from irritability 
 of pharynx, ICoca; suppurative stage, ICaust.; 
 tuberculosis, IMang. fl@* inflammation. 
 
 Larynx, plug : feeling as of a, ISpong.; sensa- 
 tion as of a plug or valve causes cough, 
 ■ ISpong. 1®°" foreign bodies. 
 
 Larynx, polypi: Berb., ISang., I IThuya. 
 B^° Chap. 44, Tumors polypi. 
 
 Larynx, pressing sensation : ILobel. i.; as if air 
 could not pass through, worse to right, HChel.; 
 as if forced asunder, Kali ars.; with irritation 
 of bronchi, Polyg. ; inward, as if with a nail 
 when moving in evening, Spong.; near, Anac; 
 as if pressed back upon oesophagus, impeding 
 swallowing, IChel.: extends into os hyoides, 
 during cough, IKali bi. ; painful, on blowing 
 nose, ICaust.; painful, with expectoration of 
 thick tough mucus mixed with blood, worse 
 pressure, empty deglutition and cold water, 
 Kob.; painful, mingled with stitches, returns 
 several times during day, Hod.; sharp in an- 
 terior wall, disappears on swallowing, Tarax.; 
 when singing, Spong.; beneath, as if some- 
 thing were sticking in, after supper, IHep.; 
 as if swollen, worse to right, I IChel. 
 
 Larynx, pressure : g^° sensitive. 
 
 Larynx, pricking: with night cough, ICalc; 
 constant, in left side, causes cough (laryngitis), 
 I ISul.; renders loud speaking impossible, 
 IChel.; to trachea, causes frequent cough, 
 Hydr. ac. g^ stinging. 
 
 Larynx, rawness : IAll.sat.,Arg.met., HCham., 
 Chlor., I ILach., IMang., Sars., IStann.; on 
 passage of inspired air, IPhos.; worse from 
 least current of air, IMerc; on awaking, Amm.; 
 burning, 1 1 Rhus; into chest (consumption), 
 Hod.; as if air were too cold, Hippom. ; corro- 
 sive, Ananth.; causes cough, IBrom., Sul. ; 
 from coughing, Ziz.; with cough, IIBry., 
 ICaust., IRumex; with dry cough, IIPuls.; 
 
 with frequent hacking cough and hawking, 
 IPhos.; with short hoarse cough, INaja ; in 
 cramps, ICaust.; feels denuded, 1 1 Aeon.; worse 
 in evening, with aphonia, IPhos.; excoriating 
 pain, Cop.; pain, as if from granulations, 
 I IKali iod.; as if there were a hair, causing 
 constant tickling cough and hoarseness, Naja; 
 with hoarseness, IIRhus; worse in evening, 
 ■ IPhos. ; in laryngo-tracheitis, bronchitis, 
 ■Hydras.; with hoarseness and roughness in 
 morning on awaking, ICofT. ; in morning, 
 ■Carbo a.; worse in morning, ICalc; espe- 
 cially in morning or after dinner, compelled 
 to hawk or cough, at times disappearing after 
 food, Zinc; from talking, IStaph.; from clear- 
 ing throat, ICarbo v.; with tickling, Oxal. ac; 
 in upper part, when coughing, IIArg. met. 
 
 Larynx, redness: of posterior part, IKali bi.; 
 intense and deep seated, with smarting pains 
 on swallowing, Lyss. Jgfe" inflammation. 
 
 Larynx, roughness: Alum., Cop., IFerr., 
 Iod., I IMang., Merc sul., IPhos., ISep., ISil., 
 ISpong.; in catarrh, IHep.; with cough, 
 IPhos., HSpong.; with dry cough, Mang.; 
 exciting cough, Ast. r.; when coughing (lar- 
 yngitis), lArg. met.; momentarily better 
 by coughing, IStann. ; in croup, IPhos.; 
 worse in evening, Act. rac; in a foggy 
 atmosphere, Hyper.; grating, IHep.; caus- 
 ing hemming, with spasmodic cough, Natr. 
 a.; with hoarseness, IIRhus, Sul. ac; with 
 hoarseness, when awaking mornings, ICofT.; 
 in morning, Bov.; worse in morning, ICalc; 
 as of adhesion of mucus to, producing spas- 
 modic hacking and hoarseness, Polyg.; press- 
 ing, tickling, Tell.; in upper portion, when 
 coughing or inspiring, Ziz.; with deep, rough 
 voice, failing if exerted, HCarbo v. 
 
 Larynx, scraping: Aloe, ICarbo v., HCham., 
 ICycl., IDig., IHep., IHydras., IHydr. ac, 
 IKali c, Mane, Petrol., ISpong.; as from 
 acridity, Aph. ch.; causes dry cough, IBell., 
 IBrom"; causes cough with expectoration of 
 little balls of mucus, ICoccus ; with dry cough, 
 IIPuls.; with inclination to cough, ICon.; in 
 whooping cough, lAmb.; in erysipelas, lApis ; 
 worse in evening, Act. rac; worse towards 
 evening, with hacking cough and hawking 
 (catarrh), ICoccus; in a foggy atmosphere, 
 Hyper.; with 'hoarseness, IIRhus; increased 
 mucus, IILaur.; sore pain, not felt when 
 swallowing saliva, with dry choking whooping 
 cough, ISep.; bringing tears to eyes and caus- 
 ing dry cough, IPuls. ; with rough voice 
 (croup), I INatr. m. 
 
 Larynx, scratching: Bov., Gamb.; causes dry, 
 hacking cough, Zing.; causes dry, rough 
 cough (heart disease), ILach.; as from dust, 
 Alum. ; followed by copious mucus, Amyg.; 
 at night, Cist. 
 
 Larynx, sensitive : to air, Osm.; to cold air, 
 Act. rac; to inspired air, 1 1 Aeon.; with apho- 
 nia, IPhos.; chronic affections, without being 
 inflamed, ILach,; with cough, IPhos.; to dust, 
 aggravates exhausting cough, Natr. a.; hyper- 
 esthesia, I I Kali br. ; hyperesthesia of mucous 
 membrane, Cina ; painful, of right, Aph. ch.; 
 pressure causes cough, Crotal., ILach.; to 
 pressure (croup), I Ars.; to pressure, in diph- 
 theria, 1 1 Lace; to pressure (laryngitis), ICro- 
 tal.; left side, sore to pressure, Carbol ac; 
 pressure in lower part, Bell.; rage renewed 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 when touching or drinking water, ICanth.; 
 tender, 1 1 Apis, ICed ; tender, with dry, tick- 
 ling, spasmodic cough, IIRumex; to touch, 
 ] HAcon., I Graph., I Hep., IILach.; to touch 
 i (aphonia), IPhos.; touch causes shortness of 
 breath and suffocative attacks, BLach.; to 
 touch, with cough, ICon.; to touch, with in- 
 clination to cough, when pressure was made 
 (acute pharyngo-laryngitis), INaja ; to touch, 
 in catarrhal croup, liVnt. t.; to touch, on lying 
 down in evening, seems as if he would suffo- 
 cate, and pain is worse, IILach.; to touch, and 
 when turning neck, ISpong.; painful to touch, 
 Brom., ICon.; painful to touch (croup), lAnt. 
 t.; painful to touch, thyroid cartilage, Alum.; 
 sore to touch, in aphonia, ICaust. ; sore to 
 touch, Bapt. ; swallowing and speaking pain- 
 ful, Bapt.; to _ touch, _ causing suffocation, 
 IILach.; vibration causing cough, when play- 
 ing on piano, llCalc. 
 
 Larynx, shooting : Chel.,INitr. ac; with cough, 
 1 1 Curar. 
 
 Larynx, skin: j^gf* 1 foreign bodies. 
 
 Larynx, smarting : Gymn.; below, followed by 
 cough, with mucous rattling, I I Zing.; caused 
 by cough, IDros., Ziz.; as if small ulcers were 
 in, usually one side, with chronic laryngeal 
 cough, IINitr. ac. 
 
 Larynx, smoothness : sensation at a small 
 spot, Brom. 
 
 Larynx, soreness: All. sat., I lAph.ch., 1 1 Arum 
 d., Brom., Chim. m., ICinch., Ilgn., Hod., 
 ILach., INatr. m., IPhos., ISep., Stilling.; from 
 clearing throat, ICarbo v.; with cough, Med., 
 INux m , IPhos.; with cough, in croup, I INatr. 
 m. ; with dry cough in evening or several suc- 
 cessive mornings, IKali iod.; forced barking 
 cough, I IRumex ; roughness, with tickling 
 cough, IGraph.; in whooping cough, lAmb. ; 
 in membranous croup, IKali bi.; with cough, 
 in laryngitis, lArg. met.; internal, worse in 
 morning, lArg. nit.; and irritability, with im- 
 peded respiration and wheezing, Fluor, ac; in 
 chronic catarrhal laryngitis, I I Sang.; painful, 
 in cold, after overheating, IBrom.; cannot 
 sing (suppressed menses), IChen. a.; in one 
 spot, better by long coughing and raising a 
 little phlegm, ICham.; with scalding sensation 
 on tongue, Stilling.; as if ulcerated, Med.; as 
 if ulcerated or cut, Ananth.; in upper, when 
 coughing, IIArg. met.; in upper, as of a ridge 
 in it, Zing. 
 
 Larynx, spasm: IGels., IMagn. p.; in asthma, 
 ISil.; for an hour, in cholera, at midnight, 
 nearly suffocates, I IStram.; as in whooping 
 cough, with cough, I ISep.; crouplike, IIBell.; 
 drawn upward (asthma Millari), I Cup. m.; 
 hissing respiration, ITabac; violent, I Ant. c. 
 gi^ constriction ; also Glottis spasm. 
 
 Larynx, stenosis : IKali iod., Sil. 
 
 Larynx, sticking : IBrom., IChel. JPsgP prick- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Larynx, stiffness : feeling of, Polyg. ; feeling of, 
 in phthisis pulmonum, IKali bi. 
 
 Larynx, stinging: ICanth., ICham.; particu- 
 larly in open air during wet and cold weather, 
 Aph. ch.; burning, ICham.; usually in one 
 side, as if small ulcers were, with chronic 
 laryngeal cough, IINitr. ac. JUiT pricking. 
 
 Larynx, stitches: Asar., Diad., Nitr. sp. d., 
 IPhos. ; in anterior part, Kob. ; anterior,imped- 
 ing deglutition, Menyanth.; on both sides to 
 
 ear when swallowing, IIMang.; on forced 
 inspiration, IHep.; jerking, fine, external, 
 Spong. ; and contraction in posterior portion 
 when swallowing saliva, IBrom.; arrest respi- 
 ration, Hydr. ac; in right side, with cough, 
 I Aloe; in posterior portion of, on swallowing 
 saliva, feeling of contraction, IBrom. 
 
 Larynx, stopped-up feeling : when reading 
 aloud, Verbas. ; with suffocative attacks 
 (cough) , I I Curar. 
 
 Larynx, strain : constant, with disposition to 
 vomit (laryngitis), I IDros. 
 
 Larynx, suffocative sensation: Cam ph.; 
 awakes after falling asleep early at night, 
 ISpong.; producing paroxysmal dry, hacking 
 cough, IPsor. ;as if somethinghadlodged, going 
 off after hawking up a piece of thick mucus, 
 I I Kali iod. ; feeling of strangulation provokes 
 incessant coughing, hawking, and spitting, 
 
 I IPhos.; wheezing, asthmatic sensation, when 
 air goes through, Lyss. j&ggT spasm ; also 
 Chap. 26, Asphyxia, Dyspnoea and Suffoca- 
 tion larynx. 
 
 Larynx, sulphur : constriction, as from fumes 
 of, Camph.; sensation, of vapors causing 
 cough, IIArs., Hpec 
 
 Larynx, swelling: Hod., ILach.; with apho- 
 nia (croup), I ISang.; below (croup), IIHep.; 
 fibrous, painless, connected with thyroid car- 
 tilage, I ISil.; glandular, ISpong.; in follicular 
 laryngitis, IKali bi.; oedema, I Apis, 1 1 Kali 
 iod., ISang.; almost protruding above chin, 
 
 I I Spong.; puffiness of posterior part,IKali bi. ; 
 sensation, IHydr. ac, Iod., Sang.; sensation, 
 in chronic catarrhal laryngitis, I ISang.; sen- 
 sation, with snoring breathing, danger of suf- 
 focation, IBell.; sensation, with tickling,Oxal. 
 ac; submucous tissue thickened, cedematous, 
 I I Anthrac; mucous membrane of upper part, 
 IKali iod. J$iir Glottis oedema. 
 
 Larynx, tearing sensation : to chest, exciting 
 cough, Bor.; as if cough would tear it (cory- 
 za), ICepa; in croup, I ILact. ac; as if lining 
 had been torn off, Med.; as if something were 
 being torn loose when coughing, ICalc 
 
 Larynx, tension: Mane, INux v.; feels inelas- 
 tic, causing difficulty in swallowing, Sul. ac; 
 tightness, ICoccul., Iber., Hod. 
 
 Larynx, throbbing : I I Cepa ; dull, from conges- 
 tion, Chel. 
 
 Larynx, tickling : I All. sat., Amm. c, Aph. ch., 
 ■ Caps., ICarbo v., IChel., jCinnam., IColoc, 
 Con., IDulc, IHep., Hydr. ac, IKali iod., Nitr. 
 sp. d., Osm., Zinc; in open air cough, Oxal. ac; 
 worse from least current of air, IMerc; 
 awaking him at 11.30 p.m., causing cough with 
 expectoration of much tenacious mucus, 
 IICoccus ; in back part of top, evening after 
 lying down in bed, causes dry cough, Bell. ; 
 in acute bronchitis, IBry. ; burning, particu- 
 larly in open air during wet and cold weather, 
 Aph. ch.; in catarrh, IHep.; constrictive, from 
 upper portion to lowest extremity of bronchi, 
 causes cough, Hpec; continual, Sarrac; with 
 coryza, Osm.; before cough, causing restless- 
 ness and impatience (consumption), IKali bi.; 
 before hacking cough (hay catarrh), I ISticta ; 
 causes cough, I Alum., Aug., IIArs., IBrom., 
 IDiosc, llris, IKali bi., ILact. ac, IMagn. c, 
 Merc, IINitr. ac, IPsor., IRhus, Seneg., 
 I ISpong. , ISticta,! Verbas. , Zing. ; causes cough, 
 after 12 p.m., I Aeon. ; causes cough, loses breath, 
 
25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 13 
 
 • "blood mounts to head, tears run from eyes, 
 sinks down exhausted (aphonia), IFerr.; causes 
 cough day and night (pneumonia), lArn.; 
 causes cough, worse during day, Astac; con- 
 stant desire to cough, Ham.; constant, with 
 desire to cough, IDulc; causes dry cough, 
 Ratan.; causes dry fatiguing cough, IXux v. ; 
 causes dry, harsh cough, IHydras.; causes 
 dry cough, w T orse lying down at night, llnul.; 
 with violent dry racking cough, dryness and 
 cough better by drinking water, IOp.; continu- 
 al dry rough cough with or without fever (cory- 
 .za), IIMerc; in upper part, causes dry cough, 
 llpec; unavailing efforts to cough, IChlor.; 
 causes cough in evening, Amm. br.; causes 
 dry, continued cough, during fever, better 
 abstaining from drinking, ICimex ; causes 
 cough and hoarseness, Sil.; causes cough (in- 
 fluenza), lEuphor. ; with anxious irritation to 
 cough (phthisis florida after pneumonia), 
 IFerr.; itching, causing hacking cough, Calc. 
 fl.; causes hollow, racking, spasmodic cough, 
 I I Led.; with loose cough, after exerting voice 
 and catching cold, Stilling.; causes dry morn- 
 ing cough, I Hod.; causes dry cough towards 
 morning, ISep.; only at 3 or 4 a.m., causes 
 cough, IBufo.; causes cough, with mucous ex- 
 pectoration, JEsc. h., Sabina; causes nervous 
 cough, ILach.; with cough at night, ICycl.; 
 t causes cough, worse at night(goitre).IMerciod. 
 flav.; causes paroxysmal cough, Kali c; causes 
 violent, shaking cough, Oleand.; causes shak- 
 ing like whooping cough, in morning, with 
 copious expectoration of tough, white mucus, 
 like white of egg, Seneg.; causes short cough, 
 IColch., Osm. ; causes cough, preventing sleep, 
 ■Dros.; causes spasmodic cough, IAmb.,1 IRu- 
 mex ; causes cough, as if sugar were dissolving, 
 better in warm room, IBadiag.; in whooping 
 cough, IICaps.,ISpong.,IZinc; as if caused by 
 do wn,w T ith cough, Sul.; from epiglottis to pit of 
 throat, Gamb.; with haemoptysis, ILed.; causes 
 hawking, Calc. fl.; constant inclination to 
 hawk, ICepa ; hawking, with dry, hacking 
 cough (influenza), IPhyt.; with hoarseness, 
 ICepa, ISep.; in influenza, ISeneg.; on deep 
 inspiration, causes dry cough (laryngitis), 
 ILach.; insupportable, Hod.; causes lachry- 
 mation, IChel.: in left side, causes coug'h 
 (laryngitis), I I Sul.; in left side, with hacking 
 cough, IPhyt.; to lungs, causes cough, at first 
 dry, then hacking (catarrh of head). I ISticta ; 
 at night, with violent congh,ICycl. ; in phthisis 
 pulmonum, I ISep. ; sensation between tickling 
 and acrid feeling,two short coughs, Lobel. i.; 
 with sneezing, Osm.; spasmodic in, ICon.; 
 with sticking," Zinc; causes desire to swallow, 
 as from small foreign body, Calc. fl. ; with swol- 
 len, contracted, raw feeling, Oxal. ac; when 
 talking, IKali bi., IPhos.; bringing tears to 
 eyes, causing dry cough, IPuls.; worse from 
 tobacco smoke, better from eating, suppressed 
 by sip of water, lEuph.; to trachea, Calc. fl.; 
 in upper part, causes cough, worse talking 
 and lying, ILac c; as from vapor of sulphur 
 in upper part, causes quickly following cough, 
 llpec; after quietly walking or much talking 
 it becomes dryness and excites cough, Raph. 
 JJgp^ crawling, foreign bodies, irritation, 
 itching ; also Chap. 27, Cough tickling. 
 
 Larynx, tingling: ICarbov., IMagn. m.; un- 
 supportable, Hod. 
 
 Larynx; toothache: extends to (pregnancy), 
 ■Alum. 
 
 Larynx, ulceration : Hippoz.; from necrosis of 
 cartilages, Crotal.; cough and hoarseness from 
 syphilitic, ILyc; follicular, IKali iod. ; after 
 mercurial abuse, INitr.ac; sensation as from, 
 IKali bi.; especially in stone cutters, ICalc; 
 syphilitic, torpid and associated with tuber- 
 culosis, I Linnab. gt^ cartilages. 
 
 Larynx, ulcerative pain : ICarbo v. 
 
 Larynx, vocal cords: broad and relaxed (par- 
 alysis), I IPhos.; catarrh, IHam.; alternate 
 contraction and relaxation in rapid succes- 
 sion, llpec; fatigue, even after speaking 
 without exertion, ICoccus ; granulation and 
 redness of left, with varicosed enlargement of 
 bloodvessels, IHam.; injected with ulcera- 
 tion (phthisis), IPhos.; long-lasting affec- 
 tions, IHam.; covered with grayish mucus, 
 DKali bi. ; cedema, with loss of voice, IILach.; 
 paralysis, llCaust., IPlumb.; paralysis from 
 catching cold, ICina ; hysterical, paralysis, 
 I IPhos.; paralysis of, particularly left, causes 
 loss of voice, IILach.; recent paralysis, 
 I IKali ph.; partly paralyzed, IStram.; paresis, 
 llCaust.; polypus, Berb.,1 IThuya ; puffy, red, 
 DKali bi.; relaxed I IPhos.; spasm, IChlor., 
 llpec; swelling, IHam. J^" Voice. 
 
 Larynx, warts: broad condylomata, glottis 
 nearly closed, IXitr. ac; broad condylomata 
 nearly closing glottis (syphilis), I Merc cor. ; 
 condylomata (syphilitic)*,IThuya. Jggg" can- 
 cer, polypus. 
 
 Larynx, weakness : in diphtheria, I Apis ; irri- 
 table, IPhos.; sensation of, ICanth.; sensation 
 of, then over body, I IStann.; while talking 
 loud, Zinc. 
 
 TRACHEA, affections (undefined) : chronic, 
 IMang. ; with heat, before midnight (catar- 
 rhal fever), I Jamb.; of mucous membrane, 
 Seneg. 
 
 Trachea, asthmatic feeling: Amyl., IIAsaf. 
 
 Trachea, bruised sensation : in pneumonia, 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Trachea, burning: IKali bi., IMerc cor., 
 ISpong.; with cough, IPhyt.; in whooping 
 cough or catarrh, ICaust.; with a sensation of 
 contraction of glottis, I IPhyt.; with hoarse- 
 ness, Mez.; in laryngeal phthisis, lArs.; 
 pricking, causing cough, IIAcon.; pains have 
 upward direction, I IPhyt. 
 
 Trachea, catarrh: Bar. c, IKali bi., IXatr. a.; 
 acute, IIRumex; chronic, difficult breathing 
 and moist cough, I All. sat.; dry, INatr. m. 
 8®=* Air passages catarrh. 
 
 Trachea, coldness : Cist. ; inhaled air feels cool, 
 I Cist.; deep, cutting, cold feeling, causes slight 
 cough, ICamph. 
 
 Trachea, constriction: Alum., IAmyl.,IIArs., 
 Broin., Calad., Chel., Hgn.,1 |Laur., ISpong.; 
 as of a cold, with constant desire to cough 
 I Cham.; with disposition to cough from 
 ICoccul.; with spasmodic whooping cough, 
 IMosch. ; as if some one were pressing wind- 
 pipe between thumb and finger, with hot 
 flushes, ILach.; as if he had not space enough, 
 ICist.; sudden, as from vapors of sulphur, 
 IMosch.; as if he must suffocate, IPhos.; w r ith 
 tickling at entrance, llpec; tightening pains 
 in left side (dry cough), ICimex ; upper 
 part in open air (influenza), llpec JS^* Chap. 
 26, Asthma, Dyspnoea, Suffocation. 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 Trachea,crawling : ICaps.; causes cough, Ant. 
 t.; in upper part, INuxm. 
 
 Trachea, croup : diphtheritic, IIKali bi.; mem- 
 branous, IIKali bi. ; tendency to torpor,IIod. 
 
 Trachea, cutting : dull, in laryngitis, lArg. 
 met. 
 
 Trachea, darting: produce titillation, JEsc. h. 
 
 Trachea, diphtheritic : I Kali bi. jg^T* exu- 
 dation. 
 
 Trachea, dryness: Fluor, ac, Hod., ILyc, 
 Mar. v., ISpong.; causing cough, ICycl.; caus- 
 ing a frequent little cough, I Aeon.; causing 
 constant desire to drink (phthisis fiorida), 
 I I Merc, cor.; worse towards evening, IPhyt.; 
 feeling of, INatr. m. ; feeling in bifurcation, 
 ICamph.; in hectic fever, I IPhos.; not better 
 by hawking, ICarbo v.; with hoarseness, 
 IMez.; in morning, with hoarseness, I I Paris ; 
 at night, Med.; in laryngeal phthisis, lArs.; 
 feeling as from vapor of sulphur, causing 
 cough, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Trachea, eruption : papules, Hippoz. 
 
 Trachea, exudation: membranous formation 
 (croup),IBrom.; of whitish firm texture (spas- 
 modic croup), IKali br. j$ii^* diphtheria. 
 
 Trachea, foreign bodies : anxiety, as of, Brom.; 
 is audible moving to and fro, after plastic 
 lymph has been deposited, ISpong.; sensation 
 of dust, Chel.; as if something had fallen into, 
 with whistling, Aloe ; _ feeling as if closed by 
 a film on hawking, with rawness in throat, 
 IMang.; small particles of food, IIKali c; as 
 if something had lodged, with flushes of heat, 
 ICann. s.; as if a small leaf obstructed, on 
 hawking, Ant. t.; sensation of obstruction low 
 down, Sinap.; sensation of lump in upper 
 part, IKali bi.; as if something were in which 
 might be raised ? comes partly up, then goes 
 back again, ILach.; saliva gets into, on erect- 
 ing head, causing a violent ejecting cough, 
 Agar.; cause suffocative attacks, llpec. 
 
 Trachea, formication : at night, I ILyc. 
 
 Trachea, fulness • as if from chest, causing few 
 short coughs, then warmth in forehead, Lobel. 
 i.; in laryngitis, ILach. 
 
 Trachea, hard : as a stone, and almost even with 
 chin (laryngeal spasm), ICup. m. 
 
 Trachea, heat: I I Chel.; hot air arises from, 
 ■Rhus ; slight increase, with dry bronchial 
 cough, IPhyt.; violent, Cain. 
 
 Trachea, inflammation: (tracheitis), I Aeon., 
 IIAnt. t. , IBrom., ICarbo v., IHep., ISpong.; 
 at bifurcation, Colch.; in catarrhal fever, 
 I Jamb. ; catarrhal, with hawking, caused by 
 mucus trickling down posterior nares into 
 throat (coryza), 1 1 Merc. ; chronic, I Sang. ; 
 chronic, beginning of tracheal or laryngotrach- 
 eal phthisis, IHep.; in whooping cough, ILo- 
 bel. i.; croupous, in upper part, IKaol.; with 
 clear watery,' frothy mucus, loose and rattling, 
 sometimes raised with difficulty, INatr. m.; 
 or redness in superior part, Lyss.; spasmodic 
 affections, most in larynx, palpitation, 
 IGuaiac. . 
 
 Trachea, irritation : in bifurcation, Carb. s.; 
 causes cough, I lAng., 1 1 Chel., Stront. ; causes 
 dry, violent, hollow cough, ISpig.; causes 
 cough, as from mucus on breathing, cough 
 neither loose nor dry, worse sitting bent over 
 than walking, IStann.; causes cough in upper 
 part, Squilla ; violent inclination to cough 
 lower in, than can be reached by coughing in 
 
 evening in bed and in morning, IMez.; with? 
 chronic cough, from enlargement of bronchial 
 glands, Con.; with catarrhal headache, IRu- 
 m'ex ; secondary to heart disease, ISang.; low 
 down, with oppression of chest (croup),, 
 IPhos.; of lower, with suffocative pressure in 
 upper part of chest, IPhos.; of mucous mem- 
 brane, Rumex ; as from fumes of sulphur,, 
 cough from, ILyc; as of vapor, causing cough 
 on going into warm room from open air, Bry. 
 
 Trachea, itching: Colch.; in whooping cough,. 
 lAmb.; chronic, ICist.; middle of sternum, 
 provokes cough, INux v.; as from vapor of 
 sulphur, causing cough, IIPuls. 
 
 Trachea, lameness: Stilling. 
 
 Trachea, lancinating : frequent, Hod. 
 
 Trachea, mucus: Arum d., lArum t., Ferr. 
 iod., ISeneg.; adherent, high up, provokes 
 cough, INux v.; feeling as if ascending and 
 descending, causing tickling and cough, worse 
 in a warm room, better in open air, Coccus \ 
 in softening of brain, lAmm. c; causes short- 
 ness of breath, Seneg., Thuya ; constant de- 
 sire to clear (chronic cough), ILyc; excites 
 whooping cough, I IDulc; in morning, easily 
 expelled by forcible cough, with weakness of 
 chest, as if eviscerated, IStann.; causes spas- 
 modic cough, USquilla; causes dyspnoea, Se- 
 len. ; accumulation of easily detached por- 
 tions, Cain.; full of (laryngo-tracheitis), IDulc; 
 green, causing constant hawking and gagging,. 
 Paris ; gray, gelatinous, easily raised, lArg. 
 met.; gray, gelatinous (exostosis on skull), 
 lArg. met.; hawked up, INatr. s.; hawking- 
 sometimes bloody, IKreo.; causes hoarseness,. 
 Ang., Cina ; difficult to loosen, ICalc; as if a 
 lump were moving up and down when cough- 
 ing (bronchial catarrh), ICalc; profuse, IDulc, 
 Iod., 1 1 Merc, sul.; profuse, constantly obliged 
 to cough up, Seneg.; profuse, in influenza, 
 lEuphor.; rattling, IIAnt. t., lArs., ISpong.;: 
 rattling (asthma), 1 1 Rumex; rattling when 
 breathing, ICham.; rattling, in short attacks y 
 while breathing (croups, I ISpong.; rattling- 
 (child), lAmm. c; rattling, with cough, Sul.;. 
 rattling, before cough, morning, ICalc; loud 
 rattling, on expiration, ICalc; rattling, as in 
 paralysis of lungs (eclampsia), llpec; rattling- 
 (threatened paralysis of lungs), IPhos.; rat- 
 tling, when lying on side, Anac; rattling,, 
 synchronous with pulse, in bed (aphonia),. 
 lArg.nit.; rattling, at timeastrangling, ISpong.; 
 rattling, in asphyctic form of uraemia, IHydr. 
 ac. ; stringy, with cough, Asaf.; tenacious, As- 
 tac, Vinca ; clogged with thick, hawked up 
 with difficulty, Naja ; tough, Bry.; tough, in 
 lower portion, in morning, Cann. s. ; tough, in 
 old people, IBar. c; viscid, Oleand. g^" Chap. 
 26, Breathing rattling ; also Chap. 27, Cough 
 trachea. 
 
 Trachea, noise : crackling, when lying down in 
 evening, Arm; loud rattling, with hot breath 
 (threatened paralysis of lungs), ICalc; rough 
 sound extends to large bronchi, IHep. ; rough 
 nasal sound, like snoring^Sul.; stertor, 1 1 Ant. 
 t. ; wheezing when breathing, ICham.; wheez- 
 ing (bronchial catarrh), ICalc; whistling, 
 IIArs.; whistling when breathing, ICham. ; 
 whistling extends to large bronchi, IHep.; 
 whistling on inspiration, ILyc ; loud whist- 
 ling whoop while inspiring, Cina. g^* Chap* 
 26, Breathing, noisy, rattling. 
 
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 Trachea, pain (undefined): I Cist., ISpong. ; with 
 aphonia, IFerr. ; during cough, INatr. m., 
 ISpong.; left by cough, llgn.; with cough, 
 ISpong.; with paroxysms of cough, ICaust.; 
 in hectic fever, I IPhos. ; in upper, Bell. 
 
 Trachea, paralysis : of nerves, from swelling of 
 glands, Hod. 
 
 Trachea, pressing sensation : I IChel., Cinch. 
 
 Trachea, pricking : painful, as if in a small dry 
 spot, worse left side, Crotal. 
 
 Trachea, phthisis : ICarbo a. 
 
 Trachea, rawness: Arm, Coff., IMang.; from 
 taking cold, Nux m.; after cough, Cann. s.; 
 with cough, IPhos.; with frequent hacking 
 cough and hawking, IPhos.; feeling, Fluor. 
 ac; extends below suprasternal fossa and 
 laterally into bronchia, chiefly left, IIRumex; 
 or as if there were a hair in it, causing con- 
 stant tickling, coughing and hoarseness, Naja; 
 high up, when coughing, lArg. nit.; painful, 
 worse left side, or as if in a small dry spot, 
 Crotal.; spot at bifurcation, worse using voice, 
 IIArg. met.; in upper, with short hoarse 
 cough (diphtheria), INaja. 
 
 Trachea, roughness: Sil., ISpong.; with dry 
 bronchial cough, IPhyt.; feeling, compels 
 hawking, IKali iod. 
 
 Trachea, scraping: Arm, ISpong.; causing 
 cough, ICycl.; in whooping cough, lAmb.; 
 in erysipelas, I Apis. 
 
 Trachea, scratching: in bifurcation, Chlor.; 
 causes dry, rough cough (heart disease), 
 ILach.; as from vapor of sulphur, causing 
 cough, IIPuls. 
 
 Trachea, sensitiveness : to cold air, particu- 
 larly evening, causes patient to cover head 
 with bedclothes, IRumex ; to touch, IHep., 
 Ziz. 
 
 Trachea, shooting : in laryngitis, lArg. met. 
 
 Trachea, smarting : Hod. 
 
 Trachea, soreness: ICinch, IXatr. m., Sil.; 
 at bottom of, lArg. met.; during cough, ISul.; 
 during cough, in croup, IINatr. m.; with 
 cough, IPhos.; in whooping cough, lAmb., 
 IBry.; in whooping cough or catarrh, ICaust. ; 
 extends below suprasternal fossa and later- 
 ally into bronchi, chiefly left, IIRumex ; after 
 hawking, Cann. s.; high up, when coughing, 
 lArg. nit.; worse in left side, or as if in a small 
 dry spot, Crotal.; at night, very severe, Med.; 
 sensation of, Stann.; streak, with cough, 
 ICaust.; sensation of an ulcerated spot just 
 above breastbone, with incessant coughing, 
 could onlv expectorate by pressing this spot, 
 IPhyt. 
 
 Trachea, spasmodic sensation : Lyss.; on 
 awaking (phthisis), ICetrar. 
 
 Trachea, stinging: Cinch., IMerc. cor. 
 
 Trachea, stitches: causing cough, HStann.; 
 from slightest exertion, IManc; nightly dry, 
 cutting, along external, ICanth.; painful, 
 worse pressure, breathing, or by a continuous 
 short cough (pneumonia), I I Zinc. 
 
 Trachea, stopped-up feeling : Apis, ISpong. 
 
 Trachea, suffocative paroxysms : choking 
 better by moving about, 1 1 Lac c; choking 
 feeling on either side, lAmyl. ; shock like a 
 suffocative paroxysm, starts out of sleep to- 
 wards morning, passing off after sitting up in 
 bed, ISpong.; strangling, from mucous rat- 
 tling in windpipe, ISpong. g^" Chap. 26, 
 Suffocation. 
 
 Trachea, swelling : glandular, ISpong.; inter- 
 nal, first right side, then left, Arum t. 
 
 Trachea, tearing: in croup, I ILact. ac; as if 
 something were torn loose, ICalc. 
 
 Trachea, tickling: Agar., Ant. t., IArn.,ICaps., 
 Carbo v., IKalm., IRumex, Sabina, Spig., 
 ISpong.; in bronchitis, 1 1 Led.; as at com- 
 mencement of bronchitis, ITereb.; burn- 
 ing, as from sulphur vapor (whooping 
 cough), lArs.; with contraction at entrance, 
 llpec; with coryza and cough, Colch.; 
 causes cough, lAmb., Anac, INiccol., Rhod.; 
 causes cough day and night (pneumo- 
 nia), I Am.; causes dry, hard cough, IPsor.; 
 causes incessant, persistent cough, I IPhell.; 
 causes short, dry cough, Case; from dryness, 
 as from vapor of sulphur, causing cough, 
 IIPuls.; as from dust or feather down, ICalc; 
 from epiglottis to pit of throat,Gamb.; towards 
 evening, causing dry, spasmodic cough, I Stil- 
 ling.; frequent (incipient tuberculosis), Agar.; 
 as inspiration, cough, Brom.; in laryngo- 
 phthisis, lAgar.; low down, Arm; low down, 
 causing cough, Cina, I IVer.; low down, 
 causing abrupt, rough, , short, dry cough, 
 IPhos.; worse on rising in morning, Stilling.; 
 as if from presence of a little sticky mucus, 
 Crotal.; caused by feeling as of mucus ascend- 
 ing and descending, worse in a warm room, 
 better in open air, Coccus ; in phthisis, ICe 
 trar.; on right side, below larynx, causes 
 severe, dry, racking cough, IStieta; causing 
 sneezing, Caps.; as from soreness low down 
 in, scraping extends upward into throat, caus- 
 ing cough, llStann.; in middle of sternum, pro- 
 vokes cough, INux v.; in upper part, in open 
 air (influenza), llpec; in upper part, causes 
 short, dry cough, Mar. v.; in upper part, 
 causes hacking cough, IRumex. Ms^ Chap. 
 27, Cough tickling. 
 
 Trachea, throbbing : produces titillation, JEsc. 
 h. 
 
 Trachea, uneasiness : slight, worse rising in 
 morning, Stilling. 
 
 Trachea, ulceration : Hippoz. 
 
 VOICE, altered : jgg^ changing. 
 
 Voice, aphonia (loss of voice): Aeon., 1 1 Alum., 
 ■Ant. c, lApis, HArg. met., IIArg. nit., 
 lArs., I Arum t., Bar. c, Bell., IBrom., Cain., 
 Cann. s., ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., I ICaust., 
 Chin. s.,Chlorof., Chlor., ICina, ICochl., ICro- 
 tal.,Dros.,Elaps, IFerr., IGels., IGlom, IHyos., 
 llgn., IKali bi., IKali c, IKali iod., ILach., 
 Lact. ac.,1 I Lace, IMerc, I Merc, cor., IMerc. 
 iod. flav., IMerc. cy. (complementary of Hep. 
 and Phos.), INitr. ac, IXux in., 01. an., Op., 
 Oxal. ac, Pgeonia, IPhos., IPhyt., Plat., 
 ■Rhus, IRumex, ISang., ISelen., ISeneg., Sep., 
 ISpong., llStann., IStram., ISul., Vespa; 4 
 p.m., Chin, s.; from damp air, Chlor.; after 
 angina, lArg. met.; causing anxiety, IFerr. ; 
 scarcely audible, 1 1 Arum t.; on awaking in 
 morning, lAilant.; with irritation in supra- 
 sternal fossa, exciting distressing cough, IRu- 
 mex; catarrhal, acute, especially erysipela- 
 tous and scarlatinal, ICrotal.; catarrhal, 
 worse in evening, when weather is going 
 to change and from long talking, IKali bi.; ca- 
 tarrhal, or from laryngeal pain, 1 1 Phos.; in 
 cholera Asiatica, ICarbo v., ICup. m.; in spo- 
 radic cholera, I IVer.; in cholerine, IJEthus.; 
 chronic, lArg. nit.; chronic, on a psoric basis,, 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX/ TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 ISul.; after exposure to cold, IRumex, 
 I IXan. ; from driving in cold, ICaust.; from 
 a cold, IPhyt., ISeneg.; with dry coryza, 
 I Kali c; preceding cough, Ailant.; with cough, 
 IPhos.; with dry cough, worse in cold air and 
 walking, better warm air and rest, Seneg.; 
 in croup, IBrom., ICanth.; on awaking, in 
 spasmodic croup of scrofulous children, 5 a.m., 
 
 I Kali iod.; from damp air,IChlor.; from general 
 debility, I IXan.; in diphtheria, IBapt., ICar- 
 bol. ac, IKali bi., ILach., IMerc. iod. flav., 
 BMerc. iod. rub. ; after drinking cold water 
 when overheated, ICrot. t.; with dry and 
 rough throat, I Kali bi. ; with dryness of glottis, 
 BLact ac; in evening, I BPhos.; worse in even- 
 ing, Brom.; from exposure, ICina ; in inter- 
 mittent fever, Chin, s.; in tertian intermit- 
 tent, IFerr.; in puerperal fever, ISec; fre- 
 quent, A'nanth. ; from fright, I Aeon., IGels., 
 BOp.; heard only as a gasping sound, 
 Lach.; in gastritis, I INux v.; with headache, 
 Bell. ; alternating with action of heart, irreg- 
 ular in force and rhythm, palpitation, lOxal. 
 ac; from getting overheated, better after rest, 
 ■Ant. c; hysterical, IHyos., Ilgn.; hysterical, 
 with gastro-intestinal and cardiac derange- 
 ment, INux m.; hysterical or reflex, asso- 
 ciated with uterine trouble, Murex, Plat., Sep.; 
 intermittent, in a professional singer, 1 1 Cup. 
 m.; recurring at intervals, ICed.; in jaundice, 
 IPhos.; in laryngitis, lArg. met.; after laryn- 
 gotomy, I ISpong.; during menses, IGels.; in 
 menstrual irregularities, ILach.; from mental 
 excitement with hysterical and maniacal 
 symptoms, IStram.;in morning,IBrom.,ICarbo 
 v.; with tough mucus in larynx and trachea, 
 IBar. c; nervous, IBGels., IMerc, IPhos., 
 
 I I Puis.; nervous, with cardiac derangement, 
 violent palpitation, and irregular action, 
 
 MOxal. ac; during night, ICarbo a.; occa- 
 sional, with hoarseness, especially while read- 
 ing, Med.; in old people, IBar. c; painless, 
 worse towards evening, IPhos. ; with pains in 
 larynx, Hod.; from catarrhal paralysis, IGels.; 
 nervous paralysis, IMerc. paralysis of vocal 
 cords, 1 1 Lach., IPlumb.; paralytic, during 
 menses, IGels. ; paralytic aphonia from mus- 
 cular or nervous irritability, as in hysteria, 
 Crotal.; periodic, IGels.; in pharyngitis, 1 1 Lac 
 c; in phthisis, ILach., IPhos.; in laryngeal 
 phthisis, UStann.; in broncho-pneumonia, 
 ■Lye; with rawness in fauces, ISul.; with 
 rawness in larynx, worse in evening, IPhos.; 
 reflex, after cerebral or other sympathetic 
 causes, Cup. m. ; due to infiltration of tubercle 
 of left lung, 1 1 Rumex ; reflex from functional 
 or organic disease of uterus, ISep.; with sensi- 
 tiveness and dryness of larynx, with a feeling 
 as if it were lined with fur, IPhos. ; in sing- 
 ers, ISArg. met.; with sneezing, IKali c; from 
 spasm in windpipe, ICaust.; from straining 
 voice, ICaust.; from straining voice when just 
 recovering from a former hoarseness, IMerc; 
 sudden, Alum., Arund., I ISul.; sudden, can- 
 not utter a loud word and can with difficulty 
 be understood when ear is placed close to her 
 mouth, IPhos.; sudden, paralysis glottidis, 
 
 I ICaust.; sudden, while speaking, with hoarse- 
 ness (tuberculous consumption), ISpong.; with 
 swelling of larynx (croup), I ISang.; with swell- 
 ing in throat, Sang.; sympathetic, ICollin.; 
 syphilitic, IMerc; from prolonged loud talk- 
 
 ing, IPhos.; in chronic sore throat, I IPhyt.; 
 tickling in larynx, lArg. nit. ; in tuberculous 
 patients, IPhos.; afterwards unconsciousness, 
 before epileptic attack, ICalca.; from exces- 
 sive use of voice, ISeneg.; with uterine distur- 
 bance, ICaulo.; from oedema of vocal cords, 
 I ILach.; for eight weeks, I IPhos.; whispering, 
 Ars. h., ICamph., Cochl., IFerr., IMerc, I IRu- 
 mex ; ivhispering, in chronic diarrhoea, IColoc; 
 whispering, in cirrhosis of liver, ISul.; whis- 
 pering, painful to throat, causes cough, I ISe- 
 neg.; whispering, after parturition, I IKali br.; 
 after exposure to northwest winds, I Arum t.; 
 since six years, IPuls. Sfgjg*' hoarse, husky, 
 timbre, weak; also Larynx vocal cords. 
 
 Voice, bleating: ICamph. 
 
 Voice, breaking : Jlggp failing. 
 
 Voice, changing : altered, Asaf., Bell., Lyss., 
 Mur., MOxal. ac, HPhos.; altered, in diph- 
 theria, Hod.; altered, in evening, Ant. t. ; 
 altered, by obstruction of nose, I ISticta; con- 
 tinually, IIArumt.; moderately full at times 
 then decreasing, with whistling sound, almost 
 to a whisper (low fever), ICact.; sometimes 
 high, sometimes low, Alum.; now and then 
 with a slight hoarseness, after walking,ILac c; 
 after parturition, I IKali br.; speaks as though 
 she had pebbles in her mouth (tonsillitis), 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; sudden, with cough, Rumex; 
 sudden, at different times, or at same time, 
 Rumex ; unequal, now strong, again weak, 
 I Ars ; has been weak, now and then becomes 
 suddenly loud arid clear, I Bell. J&igr fail- 
 ing. 
 
 Voice, confused sounds: uttered with pain, 
 ■Bell. 
 
 Voice, cracked: g^ 5 failing. 
 
 Voice, croaking : Aeon., Stram.; deep, hoarse, 
 Lact. ac. 
 
 Voice, crowing : croupy, I Aeon.; in typhus, 
 ■Ars. 
 
 Voice, crying : causes cough, Hep. 
 
 Voice, deep: Anac, lArn., IIArumt., ICarbo 
 v., IColch., I IDros., IStann., I ISul., Verb.; in 
 aphonia, I IFerr.; is only able to speak in bass 
 tone, IDros. ;- in cholera Asiatica, ICamph.; 
 croupous, I Phos. ; becoming continually deeper, 
 Hod.; failing, if exerted, ICarbo v.; hollow, 
 bass (as in catarrh), Magn. s.; husky, when 
 talking or singing, I Cinch.; from adhering 
 mucus, ICinch. J^° low. 
 
 Voice, failing: Ailant., ICarbo v.; cracked, 
 i IDros. ; cracked, in singing, IGraph. ; cracked, 
 in evening, ISpong. ; during a continuous dis- 
 course (syphilitic sore throat), IMez.; with 
 chronic hoarseness, ISpong.; or interrupted, 
 IMez.; no pain, ICarbo v.; in chronic gran- 
 ular pharyngitis, IPhyt.; without control, for 
 an hour and a half after rising, Lact. ac; in 
 singing, lArg. met.; talking or singing, 
 ISpong.; uncertain, IIArum t., ICamph., 
 IRumex ; uncontrollable, 1 3 Arum t. 
 ggg^ changing. 
 
 Voice, faint : j^ 3 * weak. 
 
 Voice, finer: IStram. 
 
 Voice, high: IIArum t., IStram.; with ca- 
 tarrh, IRumex. §@T screeching, shrill, 
 squeaking. 
 
 Voice, hissing : in croup, IPhos. 
 
 Voice, hoarse: lAcon., Ailant., liEsc h., IAU. 
 sat., Alum., Amb., Amm. c, Amyg., Anac, 
 Anag., I Ant. c, I Ant. t., I I Apis, Apoc, 
 
25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 chronic, voice gives out, 
 
 -pong. ; 
 
 chronic 
 
 laryngeal affections, IIMang. ; with dis- 
 position to clear throat, Castor.; cannot 
 speak clearly, Brom.; of clergymen, I Arum t., 
 Carb. s., BBPhos., BRhus ; of clergymen, mili- 
 tary officers, conductors, etc., I Arm, I IRhus ; 
 followed by coryza, Viol.; worse from damp 
 evening air, ICarbo v.; during day, Med.; 
 during day (croup), lArs.; day and night, 
 ICalc. p.; after diphtheria, IPhyt.; in diph- 
 theria, IChin. a., I I Kali m., BLac c, BMur. 
 ac, UPhos., ISal. ac; trachea and mouth 
 completely dried up in morning, I I Paris ; with 
 dry larynx, ICalc, ISpong.; with dry throat, 
 IGels.; dry and rough throat, BKali bi.; dry- 
 ness and roughness in throat and larynx, Sul. 
 ac. ; from cold, Ign.; continual, BHep.; con- 
 
 lArg. nit., Ars. s. r., B Arum m., I Arum t., 
 Asaf., Bapt., BBell., Berb., I Brom., BCact., 
 Cain., Calad., I ICalc, BCamph., BCanth., ! 
 I Caps., I ICarbo v., I ICaust., ICham., IChel., I 
 I IChlor., Cina, ICinch., Coca, ICoccus, Cochl., i 
 IColch., Con., Cop., ICrotal., Cub., Cup. m., 
 Dig., I IDros., Dulc, lEup. perf., Eup. pur., | 
 IFerr. ph., Gamb., IGels., Graph., IHep., I 
 IHyos., Ilod., IKali bi., IKali c, IKali 
 iod., IKali in., Kali s., IILac c, ILach., j 
 ILachn., I ILaur., ILyc, Lyss., IMagn. m., J 
 ■Mang., IMed., Menyanth., IMerc., IMerc. 
 cor., IMerc. iod. flav., Merc, sul., Murex, ; 
 INatr. m., Natr. p., Natr. s., Niccol., INux m., 
 01. jec, IOp., IGsm., MOxal. ac, IParis, 
 ■Petrol., Phell., IPhos., IPhyt., IPsor., I IPtel., 
 ■Puis., IRhus, Rhus v., Rumex, Sang., Sec, 
 ISelem, ISeneg., Sep., ISil., I ISpong., IStanm, 
 Staph., Strain., Stront., Sul., Suinb., I IVer., 
 Vespa, Vinca ; worse in afternoon and even- 
 ing, and from speaking (stomacace), ICarbo 
 v. ; as soon as he breathes cold, dry air, ICup. 
 m.; sensitive to cold air, ILact. ac; worse from 
 least current of air, IMerc; in albuminuria, 
 I Apis ; with angina faucium (secondary syphi- 
 lis), IMerc; returns annually (in one case with 
 nausea, intolerance of milk, weak eyes), 
 INiccol.; with sudden aphonia while speak- 
 ing (tubercular consumption), ISpong.; on 
 awaking, Arund.; resembling bass voice, 
 ICarbo v.; with pains in bones, I I Eva ursi ; 
 and burning in larynx, could scarcely speak, 
 in afternoon, lAmra. m.; burning in throat, 
 ICalc; with burning in throat, particularly 
 when eating or drinking, I IParis ; with burn- 
 ing in trachea, I I Zinc; with burning and 
 dryness in trachea, IMez.; in catarrh, I Apis ; 
 with chronic bronchial and laryngeal catarrh, 
 IKreo.; in nasal catarrh, Eup. perf.; catarrhal, 
 lEuph.; chronic catarrhal, ISpong.; catarrhal, 
 with or without coryza, IDros.; catarrhal, 
 with viscid mucus, INux v.; quickly changing, 
 with normal voice, IMerc. cor. ; with pain in 
 chest, Caust,; pressure on chest, Coccus ; sore 
 feeling in chest, IMur. ac. ; as in cholera, 
 Zing.; in cholera, typhus or heart disease, 
 I Ars.; in cholera Asiatica, I IVer.; in cholera 
 infantum, ICamph.; in second stage of chol- 
 era, ICup. m.; in cholerine, IPhos.; chronic, 
 IIBrom., ICarbo v., IGraph., IMerc, llPhos., 
 Spig.; chronic, resulting from repeated catar- 
 rhal attacks, IDros.; chronic, in laryngitis, 
 IMang.; chronic, after acute laryngitis, 
 ICaust.; chronic, forerunner of tuberculosis, 
 menses absent three months, IGraph. ; 
 
 tinual, cannot speak a word, desire to lie 
 down, Cup.m.; with coryza, I Amm.m., I I Ars., 
 Ars. in., Arum m., BBenz. ac, IBry., Calab., 
 Calc, I ICarbo v., I ICaust., Cham., Dig., Dulc, 
 lEup. pur., IKali bi., I IKali c, IKalm., 
 I IMang., I IMerc, IMerc. iod. rub., INatr. c, 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, I IPhos., 1 1 Rumex, IS pig., 
 ISpong., IZinc; with coryza (aphonia), ICaust.; 
 with coryza and bronchial catarrh, I IPhos.; 
 with dry coryza, IKali c; with fluent coryza, 
 I I Petrol.; with coryza and headache, I IBry.; 
 with coryza, or lasting a long while after, 
 BBMang. ; followed by harassing dry cough, 
 (laryngitis), I ISul.; with cough, Ant. t., Bry., 
 ICalc, ICarbo a,, Cinnam., Cub., MCurar., 
 Dros., ILach., Merc, IMez., IPhos., IPuls., 
 I I Sep., ISpong., ISul.; with cough, body 
 warm, Amm. c; with chronic cough, ILyc; 
 with dry cough, ISil., Sul.; with dry cough, 
 from titillation in throat, ISep.; cough at 
 night, ICalc; with cough and rawness in 
 chest, IMez.; with cough and rawness in lar- 
 ynx and bronchia, worse in evening, I IPhos.; 
 with spasmodic cough, after measles, IDros.; 
 with spasmodic, hollow or deep cough, Meph .; 
 with violent spasmodic cough, IIAmb.; with 
 tickling cough, BBMang.; in whooping cough, 
 IBry. , ISpong. ; momentarily, better by cough- 
 ing, IStanm; following croup, ICarbo v., 
 ILyc; with croup, INitr. ac, IPhos.; when 
 crying, like a child, Cup. m.; when crying 
 (measles), Coff.; especially when crying, 
 IBell.; in evening, Arg. met,, Cinnab., IRu- 
 mex, ISul.; in evening, amounting to com- 
 plete aphonia, IBPhos.; in evening, in co- 
 ryza, IGraph.; at 8 p.m., Tromb.; in even- 
 ing, at night, towards morning, better 
 walking in open air, Alum.; in evening, 
 in ozaena scrofulosa, IGraph.; worse in 
 evening, Act. rac, ICarbo a,, I ICarbo v., 
 I Rumex ; obstinate, worse in evening (tra- 
 cheitis, asthmatic affections, hydrothorax), 
 ICarbo v.; towards evening, with dry, tickling 
 cough, Caust.; can utter only a few, croaking 
 sounds (diphtheria), IMerc. cy.; from overex- 
 ertion, I IKali ph.; almost extinct, utterances 
 difficult, panting (intermittent), IFerr.; with 
 fever and pleuritic symptoms, lAur. mur. ; in 
 a foggy atmosphere, Hyper. ; frequent, Kali 
 bi.; frequent, with cough, I ICurar.; caused by 
 sensation as if there were a hair in larynx or 
 trachea, Naja ; obliging him to hawk, Crot. 
 t.; in hay fever, IRan. b. ; with aching, like- a 
 band around head, above ears, in temples, 
 Osm.; in chronic headache, INaja; with head- 
 ache and coryza, ISpig.; after overheating, in 
 morning, IBrom.; with laryngeal irritation, 
 Acet. ac; chronic, in laryngitis, IKali bi.; 
 with laryngitis, especially if syphilitic, IStil- 
 ling.; tuberculous laryngitis, Ananth.; after 
 laryngotomy, ISpong.; in laryngo-tracheitis, 
 I IPhos. ac, I IPuls.; from altered condition of 
 larynx, Hippoz.; after laughing or reading 
 aloud, Oalc.fi.; after leucorrhoea, Com; with leu- 
 corrhcea, INatr. s. ; ending in complete loss of 
 voice, ISul.; cannot speak a loud word, Amm. 
 c; after measles, IBry., IDros.; with measles, 
 ISpong.; day before menses, Syph.; during 
 menses, IGraph.; menses irregular, IDig.; in 
 morning, I Apis, Arund., IBAsim., Benz. ac, 
 Bov.JCalc p.,BBCaust.,BEuph., Blod., BBPhos.; 
 in morning, on awaking, BArum d.; ceasing 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 in morning, after sneezing, IKreo.; in 
 morning, with fluent coryza, Tell.; early in 
 morning, Arn., IDig. ; especially in morning, 
 Cop.; in morning and evening, I I Kali bi.; in 
 morning, on rising, I Ham., Ind.met.; in morn- 
 ing, with much mucus in throat, INatr. m.; 
 in morning, gradually becoming clear after 
 expulsion of lump of consistent mucus,IMang.; 
 in morning, better after clearing up lumpy 
 mucus (chronic catarrhal laryngitis), IMang. ; 
 in morning, with irritation of throat, ISul.; 
 in morning, with roughness of throat, Colch.; 
 in morning, with slight sore throat, Thlaspi ; 
 aphonia, worse in morning, ICaust. ; worse in 
 morning (croup), I INatr. m.; made an effort 
 to talk as if mucous membrane were thickened 
 and organs slow to respond, Asim.; with bitter 
 mucus in throat, Tarax.; as if chest were filled 
 with mucus, I I Zinc; with rattling of mucus 
 in trachea, especially in winter, I Cham.; with 
 much tenacious mucus in larynx and chest, 
 IStaph. ; caused by tenacious glutinous mucus 
 in larynx, ISamb.; with expectoration of large 
 quantity of yellow, thick, lumpy mucus, 
 
 I I Puis.; with tough mucus in fauces (chronic 
 €atarrh), IISiL; with tough mucus in larynx 
 and trachea, IBar. c; from mucus in trachea, 
 Ang.; from sensation as if larynx were nar- 
 rowed, Jamb.; in desquamative nephritis, 
 
 I I Plumb. ; towards night and in evening, with 
 frequent attempts to clear throat, Sinap.; acrid 
 fluid from nose, INitr. ac. ; in malignant ul- 
 ceration of nose, I Kali bi.; with red, burning 
 nostrils and upper lip swollen, Phell.; obsti- 
 nate, IHep.; with painful sense of emptiness 
 in occiput, I INatr. c; with pains in larynx, 
 Hod.; pain when talking (measles), lAcon.; 
 painful, I IKalibr.; painful, in measles,! I Aeon.; 
 painful, could scarcely speak, worse morn- 
 ing (phthisis, bronchitis, coryza), IlCalc. ; 
 painless, HCarbov., ICaust., IDig.; in parox- 
 ysms every quarter or half an hour, so violent 
 he is unable to utter a loud word, 1 1 Paris ; 
 in paroxysm, with dry rough throat, IGels.; 
 periodical, painless, I Paris; periodical, pre- 
 vents preaching (bronchial catarrh), ICalc; 
 persistent, with cough, ICham.; dry burning 
 heat in pharynx, Cain.; in phthisis, I IPhos. ; 
 in phthisis florida, I I Merc cor.; with in- 
 cipient as well as advanced stages of phthisis, 
 101. jec; when pressing on larynx, Sabad.; 
 with rattling coryza, lAcon.; with raw sensa- 
 tion in larynx, IIRhus ; with rawness, ICalc; 
 with rawness in fauces, ISul.; from reading 
 aloud, Verb.; when reading aloud, Seneg. ; 
 especially while reading, with occasional loss 
 of voice, Med.; reads indistinctly, Tabac; 
 worse riding or walking in open air, lOsm.; 
 roughness in larynx, IFerr.; roughness of 
 chest, coryza, chilliness and scraping, painful 
 cough, INatr. c; roughness and dryness of 
 throat in morning after rising, IMagn. m.; 
 from roughness as of adhesion of mucus, 
 Polyg.; roughness and rawness of larynx, in 
 morning on awaking, ICoff. ; roughness and 
 scraping of throat, INux v.; roughness and 
 soreness in chest and larynx, IIRhus ; rough- 
 ness in throat, in influenza, 1 1 Phell. ; saliva- 
 tion, Strain.; in scarlatina, IIArumt., HCaps.; 
 scraping in larynx, IIRhus; caused by 
 scratching in pharynx, worse mornings, 
 
 I INux v.; from screaming, Stram. ; after be- 
 
 ing silent awhile, better talking, worse in 
 evening and in change of weather, IRhus; 
 in singers, speakers, actors, etc., I Aeon., 
 IIArg. met., I Arum t., IBry., ICaps., ICaust., 
 IFerr. ph., INitr. ac, IIRhus., IStilling.; after 
 singing, lOsm.; increased while singing, espe- 
 cially ac beginning, Selen.; slight, IIArg. nit.; 
 slight, with now and then a change 7 of voice, 
 after walking, I Lac c; slight, with hawking 
 of mucus, Med.; with sneezing, Benz. ac; 
 with soreness and burniug, ISpong. ; hinder- 
 ing speech, IPhos. ac; 5 p.m., with dry cough 
 and stitches in right side, IChel.; from over- 
 straining voice, I Aeon., 1 1 Arn., ICaps., 
 ICaust., IFerr. ph., I I Kali ph., IIRhus, IPhos.; 
 sudden, voice weak, Abrot.; with sweat, 
 ISpong.; with inclination to sweat, IBry.; in 
 syphilis, I IJacea, IKali iod,IMerc, INitr. ac; 
 syphilitic sore throat, Mez. ; in people who 
 have to talk a great deal (bronchial catarrh), 
 ICalc; from talking, Alum.; increased while 
 talking, ILach.; worse from talking, Alum., 
 Amm. c, Arg. met., 1 1 Arum t., ICarbo v.; 
 thirst, in heart disease, lArs.; with husky 
 feeling in throat, Xan. ; with inflamed throat, 
 lAur. mur.; with roughness in throat, Amm. 
 c; with heat and smarting in left side of 
 throat, 11 p.m., worse waking in morning, goes 
 off 11 a.m., ILach.; with sore throat, IForm,, 
 Ind., ILach.; with tickling in bronchi, ISep.; 
 with tickling in larynx, ISep., Sil.; from tra- 
 chea, IIAnag. ; after typhus, I IPhos.; in 
 typhus, ISpong.; from ulcer in larynx (syph- 
 ilis), ILyc; after long use of voice, ISelen.; 
 with uterine disturbances, leucorrhcea,ICaulo.; 
 wailing and crying, Brom.; when walking in 
 open air, Tell.; in warm wet weather, ICarbo 
 v. ; interrupted by weakness and hoarseness 
 (diphtheria), ILac c; in damp cool weather, 
 ICarbo v.; shortly after getting wet in an 
 evening shower, IMerc iod. rub. ; after ex- 
 posure to wind, INiccol.; from walking against 
 wind, I INux m.; scarcely able to utter a word 
 (laryngitis of singers), lAnt. c B^" aphonia, 
 husky, timbre. 
 
 Voice, hollow: lArs., I Arum t., ICamph., 
 IIDros., Ilpec, IKali bi., Samb., ISpong., 
 IStann.; almost aphonic (spinal disease), 
 ■ Alum.; in cholera, lAnt. t., HVer. ; feeble, 
 in cholera, ICup. ac; obliging him to hawk, 
 Crot. t.; with heat in pharynx, Cain.; with 
 difficult respiration (puerperal fever), I Sec; 
 toneless, in consumption, Hod. 8^°" deep. 
 
 Voice, husky: Aloe, Bar. m., IBell., IIDros., 
 IKaol., ILac c, ILyc, HPhos.^ ISpong., 
 IStann.; worse on awaking, Alum. ; in chronic 
 catarrh, IAlum.;in cholera, II Ver.; in chol- 
 erine, IFerr.; as if he had a cold, Aur. 
 met.; throat worse when coughing, Mang.; 
 in diphtheria, IBrom.; from dryness, ex- 
 tending to larynx, Atrop. s.;_ clear, after 
 expectoration of non-viscid, easily detached, 
 thick phlegm from air passages, I ITuberc; 
 during fear, Bar. m. ; in prevailing fever, 
 lAmm. m. ; in gastralgia (cholera Asiatica), 
 ICamph.; must hawk or hem to clear it, 
 ICalc. p.; better by hawking, Aph. ch.; worse 
 in morning, ISil.; as from mucus, IHyos. ; be- 
 comes clearer for singing after hawking mu- 
 cus, with sore throat, IStann.; veiled and 
 altered by glutinous mucus, with subacute 
 and chronic inflammatory processes of larynx 
 
25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
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 ■and bronchial tubes, I Kali bi.; muffled, by 
 secretions, iCinnam.; dry, painful, with 
 cough, ICop. ; rough, Alum.; when beginning 
 to sing, ISelen.; when singing, ICinch., 
 ■Graph.; soundless, in cholera, lAnt. t.; can 
 scarcely speak, points to larynx, wants to 
 cough, but cannot (croup), I Aeon.; from long 
 talking, ISelen.; when talking, ICinch.; in 
 tonsillitis, I Bar. c; or veiled, ;Cupr. s.; after 
 getting wet in an evening shower, IMerc. iod. 
 rub.; later, sunk to a whisper (croup), IKaol. 
 jg@f° aphonia, hoarse, thick, timbre. 
 
 Voice, imperfect: in old people, IBar. c. ; im- 
 paired, I Graph. 
 
 Voice, indistinct : ICanth., IStram. 
 
 Voice, laughing: difficulty of breathing, lArs., 
 Aur. met., Cup. m. ; causes cough, Arg. nit., 
 ICinch., IKali bi., Mang.; causes cough, worse 
 . at night (goitre), IMerc. iod. flav.; sensation 
 of cold air passing out of ear, Millef.; aggra- 
 vates pains in head, ears, arms and stomach, 
 Mang.; causes involuntary effort, Tarant. ; 
 mucus in larynx, I Arg. met.; pains in kid- 
 neys, Cann. i.; stitching in ulcers, IHep. ; 
 stupid, after onanism, I Tarant. 
 
 Voice, lisping: Con., ISpong.; in pneumonia, 
 I IPhos.;with titillating in pit of throat, caus- 
 ing paroxysms of coughing. I Con. 
 
 Voice, loss of: $5^ aphonia. 
 
 Voice, low: lArn., ICact., Ilgn., ISpong., 
 Thuya; melancholy after mortification, Ilgn.; 
 sounds above middle key impossible, IKali 
 iod.; in typhus, lArs. J$g|r deep, weak. 
 
 Voice, murmuring : ICamph. 
 
 Voice, nasal: Alum., Aur. met., Brv., ICepa, 
 IGels., IHam., Hod., IIKalibi., IManc.,Phos. 
 ac, IR'umex, I ISpong., IStaph.; in coryza, 
 Aspar.; in coryza, after mercury, IIKali iod.; 
 in acute coryza, USinap.; after diphtheria, 
 I IKali ph.; in diphtheria, IMur. ac, INatr. 
 a. ; in neuralgia of right supraorbital nerve, 
 IMez.; from stoppage, Bell.; from stoppage of 
 posterior nares, Staph.; in syphilis, IKali bi.; 
 in secondary syphilis, IFluor. ac; in nervous 
 throat affection, I I Lac c; in sore throat, 
 IMerc. cor. 
 
 Voice, piping : Bell. 
 
 Voice, raised : \ Bry. 
 
 Voice, reading aloud : aggravates cough, Amb. ; 
 hems and haws, Arg. met.; throat troubles her 
 if she reads aloud or talks, it seems as if it 
 were stopping up, 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Voice, rough: I All. sat., Amb., Aur. mur., Calc 
 a., ICarbo v., ICham., ICinch., ICoccus, Eup. 
 pur.,IIHyos., Hod., Lyss.,Menyanth., Millef., 
 llPhos., llPuls. : worse from least current of 
 air, IMerc; with difficult breathing, as if 
 lungs were stuffed with cotton (diphtheria), 
 IKali bi. ; in catarrh, lApis ; in nasal catarrh, 
 I I Eup. perf.; coarse, in typhus, lArs.; in co- 
 ryza, I IMerc; with fluent coryza, Magn. s.; 
 with violent fluent coryza, I I Kali c; with 
 dryness in larynx, IBell.; with dryness of 
 throat and burning on swallowing, ISul.; 
 harsh, in croup, Cub.; harsh, in spasmodic 
 croup, IKali br. ; harsh and weak, Lyss.; bet- 
 ter by hawking, Aph. ch.;with hoarseness, 
 ICrotal.; hoarse, in catarrh after measles, 
 I IDulc; in morning, as from phlegm, IMang.; 
 in morning, better by hawking (chronic co- 
 ryza), ICalc; in early morning, or in open 
 evening air,l IMang. ; in spinal disease, I Alum. ; 
 
 with scraping in larynx (croup), I INatr. m.; 
 in tonsillitis, IBar. c ; in typhoid fever, 
 I lEhus; in typhus, lArs. 
 Voice, screeching: Aur. mur., Dig., IStram. 
 Voice, shrieking : 1 1 Arum t. 
 Voice, shrill : sounds of utmost despair, occa- 
 sioned by violent expirations, Lyss. ; inarticu- 
 late sounds, Lyss.; cannot talk loud, Alum. 
 Voice, singing: aggravates, 1 1 Agar.; aggravates 
 chest or throat, IDros. ; sound came double, 
 I Arg. met. ; voice fails, lArg. met. ; after, 
 suddenly falls down as if dead, with eyes shut, 
 face red, quick breathing, pulse 100, Lyss.; 
 hoarseness, I Bry., INitr. ac; hoarse, worse at 
 beginning, Selen.; hoarse, from straining, 
 ■ ICaps.; hurts larynx, I ISpong.; causes laryn- 
 gitis, IMang.; total loss of voice, 1 1 Arg. met.; 
 scratching in throat, after epidemic influenza, 
 in a professional singer, I Agar.; unable to, 
 INatr.m. g^ aphonia, hoarse, straining. 
 Voice, squeaking: Ars. h.; in typhus, lArs. 
 Voice, stammering: Sec. _J|^ Q> Chap. 11, 
 
 Speech. 
 Voice, straining : lAcon., lArn., ICaust,, ICo- 
 ca, IRhus. ggg^ reading, singing, talking. 
 Voice, subdued: Ilgn. 
 
 Voice, talking : tension in abdomen hindering 
 (intermittent), ICoccul.; causes pricking 
 cramplike pain, in lower abdominal walls, 
 I Calc; aggravates, I ILach.; aggravates pain 
 (cardiac rheumatism or neuralgia) , I I Spig. ; 
 aggravates all symptoms, particularly of 
 head, ICoccul.; aggravates symptoms (in- 
 termittent), I Ars.; actors, hoarseness, INitr. 
 ac; difficult, for want t>f breath (heart dis- 
 ease),! Apoc; like one out of breath, worse from 
 motion, better lying down, spasmodic motion 
 of diaphragm, ICup. m. ; breathing arrested 
 or difficult, ICaust., IDros., I IPhos. ac. , 
 I ISpong., I ISul.; causes burning (aphonia), 
 IFerr. ; catarrhal, in morning, Bov. ; aggravates 
 chest or throat, IDros.; spasmodic constriction 
 of chest, IHep.; difficult on account of oppres- 
 sion of chest during chill and fever (ague), 
 IKali c; rawness or weakness in chest, ICalc; 
 convulsions during,IGraph. ; aggravates cough, 
 ■Act. rac, Amb., IBell., IBry., Calad., ICalc, 
 ICon., IDig., IFerr., IIHyos., Mang., IMyr. 
 cer.; aggravates asthmatic cough, with tough 
 occasionally greenish mucous expectoration, 
 worse at night (phthisis florjda), I I Merc, cor.; 
 aggravates dry cough, IMang.; causes cough, 
 Aeon., Act. rac, 1 1 Alum., Anac, ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Hep., IKali bi., Meph., IPsor.; causes 
 tickling cough, Alum.; excites tracheal cough, 
 IPhos.; aggravates whooping cough, ICaust,, 
 IMagn. m.; or reading causes cough, Meph.; 
 darting in right hypochondrium and a similar 
 darting in right side of abdomen, I I Kali iod. ; 
 debilitates, ICalc; could not speak from de- 
 bility, I ISul.; difficult, Cup. ars., Spong., 
 I ISticta, Syph.; difficult, in ague, ISamb.; 
 difficult, with cough, Zinc; difficult, drowsi- 
 ness, glandular inflammation, lAnanth.; diffi- 
 cult, in nervous throat affection, I I Lac c; 
 difficult, from weakness, Carbo v.; difficult, 
 with dry larynx, ISpong.; distresses, Amyg.; 
 I ILacc; ill effects of prolonged, INatr. m.; 
 requires effort (cholera, typhus), IColch.; re- 
 quires much effort (hoarseness), IIAsim.; 
 stitches in epigastrium, ICaps.; epistaxis (diph- 
 theria), 1 1 Lac c; requires exertion, Arum t., 
 
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 25. VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. 
 
 BIDros.; only with exertion and in deep bass 
 voice, ISDros.; or reading aloud, exhausting 
 (diarrhoea), IStann.; every attempt to talk 
 audibly sent blood to face and tears to eyes, 
 IMerc; causes fainting (hEematemesis), lArs.; 
 fatigued, I Alum., IPsor.; fatigues, mentally, 
 Amb.; constantly hemming or hawking, 
 ICalc. p.; aggravates hoarseness (stomacace), 
 ICarbo v.; causes hoarseness, liPhos.; 
 hoarseness of public speakers, lAcon., I Arum 
 t., IIArg. met., IBry., HCaps., ICaust., 
 IFerr. ph., BNitr. ac, IIRhus, OStilling.; 
 pressing pain in hyoid bone, left side, 
 Card. m. ; brought on attacks of hysteria, 
 ICinnam. ; impossible , INatr. m., IPhos. ; 
 impossible, in angina pectoris, BTabac; im- 
 possible, in cholera, lArg. nit.; impossible, in 
 cholera or typhus, IColch.; impossible, in pa- 
 resis of cords, IBCaust.; impossible, vocal 
 cords swollen, cough, Calad.; impossible, on 
 account of cramp in chest, with redness of 
 face and sweat over body, I Kali c. ; impos- 
 sible, in bronchial croup or acute oedema of 
 lungs, I Ant. t. ; impossible, in haemoptysis, 
 BIpec. ; impossible, with headache, I I Thuya; 
 impossible, from pricking in larynx, BChel.; 
 impossible, by suffering, iEthus. ; inability, 
 with choking nervous chronic palpitation 
 (angina pectoris), IINaja ; as if something 
 in chest prevented inhalation, IDros.; inter- 
 rupted, in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; larynx con- 
 stricted, IDros. ; does not like to speak (head- 
 ache), I Lac def. ; cannot measure compass or 
 volume of voice, Cann. i. ; causes stitches in 
 neck, ICalc. ; pain in larynx, Bell.,IISpong.; ex- 
 cites fear and fatigues whole body, Sul.; pain 
 near right side of larynx, Ars. h.jpain in second 
 left rib from,Mang.; painful, Agar., I Apis ; pain- 
 ful,in spasmodic croup , 1 Kali br. ; a sort of pain- 
 ful pressure in throat, 1 1 Kali iod.; aggravated 
 pains in head, ears, arms and stomach, Mang.; 
 causes palpitation, I Puis.; palpitation, after 
 preaching, INaja ; excites paroxysms, after 
 overwork and mental anxiety, I Cup. m.; rais- 
 ing voice, causes cough, IIArg. nit.; rattling 
 with short breath, after, IMur. ac. ; reverbe- 
 rates in head (deafness), I ICaust.; frothy 
 saliva in mouth, Jamb.; larynx sensitive, 
 ICrotal.; short, in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; sting- 
 ing in throat, IIKali iod.; throat stinging, 
 choking worse (headache, checked coryza), 
 I Aeon, j causes excessive suffering in throat, 
 IFluor. ac; sweats, from, Iod.; neck swells 
 up, Iod.; swallows continually during, Staph.; 
 soreness of throat, Staph.; of throat, worse from 
 talking or singing, IDros.; tickling in larynx, 
 IKalibi.; bites tongue, lllgn.; tonsils pain, 
 Berb.; aggravates toothache, ICham.; pain in 
 upper, particularly of windpipe, Bell.; causes 
 
 vertigo, ICham.; causes vomiting (headache), 
 Diad.; aggravates weakness, Dory.; causes 
 weakness, Agar., IFerr.; causes weakness,, 
 particularly in chest, IStann.; causes general 
 weakness, IFerr.; aggravates weariness, Dory.;, 
 sensation of weakness in organs, ICanth. 
 J8@* aphonia. 
 
 Voice, thick: in [acute coryza, I ISinap.; cov- 
 ered, worse at night (bronchitis), IMerc; deep,, 
 in phthisis pulmonum, 1 1 Sep.; in diphtheria, 
 I I Sul. ac. ; as in quinsy (scarlatina), I Apis ; 
 as if through wool, no timbre, Agnus. 
 %^T husky. 
 
 Voice, timbre : alteration, in speakers, singers, 
 preachers, lArg. met.; lost, sounds as if 
 broken, Ars. h. ; soundless, Osm. ; timbreless, 
 Calad.; toneless, IIDros., IHep.; toneless, pre- 
 vious mercurial abuse, INitr. ac. 
 
 Voice, tremulous: Aeon., Ign., I IPsor.; in 
 amenorrhcea, I IXan.; in croup, IPhos.; in in- 
 termittent fever, ICoccul.; in melancholy,, 
 after mortification, llgn.; in typhus, I Ars. 
 
 Voice, uncertain : jg@r failing. 
 
 Voice, unintelligible : Sec 
 
 Voice, volume : cannot measure compass or 
 volume when speaking, Cann. i. 
 
 Voice, weak : I Ant. c, lAnt. t., Arum, t., Asaf.,, 
 Bar. m., IBell., ICamph., Cann. s., ICanth., 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., ICoca, ICoccul., ICrotal.,, 
 Daph., IHep., ILyc, Osm., I lOxal. ac, IPar- 
 is, I IPsor., Sec, I ISeneg., ISpong., |Stann.,. 
 IStram.; after anger, IStaph.; to complete 
 aphonia, IBell.; scarcely audible (colic in 
 pregnancy),! Ars. ; scarcely audible in evening, 
 ■Hep.; in cardialgia, 1 1 Sec; in cholera, I Ant. 
 t., ICarbo v., HVer.; with diarrhoea, Asim. ; 
 it requires a strong effort to speak loud, IOp.;. 
 with painful sense of emptiness, in occiput, 
 I INatr. c; in erysipelas, I IChel. ; in evening, 
 Ars. h.; during fear, Bar. m.; stronger, when 
 fever heat abates, evening, Calend.; during 
 heat, IHep.; hoarse, Abrot., Fluor, ac; hoarse, 
 in cholera, IHell.; in hydrocephalus, IHell.; 
 exhausted from talking, like weakness of or- 
 gans of speech, coming from hypochondria, 
 INatr. m.; chronic laryngitis, IBell.; in pneu- 
 monia, I IPhos.; can only utter a few words at 
 a time, after pneumonia, ILyc; diminished 
 both in power and vibration, Plumb. ; in 
 puerperal fever, ISec; when reading aloud,. 
 ICycl. ; in singers and speakers, I ICoca ; and 
 soft, Brom.; thick, IGels. JRgp" aphonia. 
 
 Voice, whimpering: in intermittent fever,. 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Voice, whining: tremulous, ICup.m. 
 
 Voice, whispering : ftf^" aphonia. 
 
 Voice, wheezing : Bell. ; in croup, Cub. 
 
 Voice, 
 
 Larynx, vocal cords. 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 721 
 
 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 Asphyxia. Asthma. Breathing. Dyspnoea. Expiration. 
 Inspiration. Suffocation. 
 
 ASPHYXIA (apparent death): II Ant. t., 
 ICarb. s.,ICochl.,l IRhus,ISinap.,Tabac; from 
 alcohol, ICarb. s.; apparent apoplectic death, 
 after hemorrhage from lungs and nose (whoop- 
 ing cough in a child), ICochl.; atelectasis, 
 lAnt. t. ; from interrupted breathing, during 
 which relaxation follows and free perspira- 
 tion takes place again (laryngismus stridulus), 
 IChlor.; capillary bronchitis, I Ant. t. ; from 
 loss of blood, ICinch.; from carbonic acid gas, 
 Aeon., Bell., IOp.; in cholera, IHydr. ac, 
 ILaur.; with speedy collapse, ITabac; with 
 coma, 1 1 Ant. t., IHydr. ac; delirium, I Ant. 
 t.; from apparent drowning, I Ant. t., ILach.; 
 with drowsiness, IIAnt. t.; emphysema, lAnt. 
 t.; from coal gas, ICarb. s.; with pale face, 
 IIAnt. t.; with dark red face, IIAnt. t.; after 
 a blow or fall, I Arm; after a fall, with shoot- 
 ings and jerkings, IHyper.; freely developed, 
 ITabac; from hanging, IOp.; by stroke of 
 lightning, INuxv.; with blue lips, I Ant. t.; 
 from accumulation of mucus, lAnt. t.; danger 
 of, from mucus (influenza), llpec; with 
 mucus rattling in throat, Plumb.; muscu- 
 lar twitchings, I Ant. t.; newborn infants, 
 ■Aeon., IIAnt. t., lArn., IBell., HCamph., 
 Cinch., ILaur., IOp.; neonatorum, after great 
 loss of blood by the mother, ICinch.; in oedema 
 pulmonum, with hydrothorax, lAnt. t. ; im- 
 pending paralysis of lungs, lAnt. t. ; from 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t. ; threadlike, I Ant. t. ; 
 after a jealous quarrel ILach. J^° Suffoca- 
 tion ; also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm ; also 
 Chap. 24, Infants asphyxia. « 
 
 ASTHMA: I Aeon., Aloe, IIAmb., lAmm. c, 
 AmyL, I Ant. t., Apis, IIArg. nit., IIArs., 
 •Arumm., jArumt., lAsaf., iAscl. s., lAur. 
 met., I lAur. mur., Bapt., Bar. c, IBell., IBenz. 
 ac, IBov., IBrom., Bry., ICact., ICalc, ICa- 
 lad., Camph., ICann. s., ICaps., ICarbo v., 
 Card, m., Caulo., Caust., Cepa, Cham., HChen. 
 a., IChloral., Chlorof., Ginch., Cist., Coccul., 
 ICoff., ICoff. c, IColch., Coral., ICrotal., ICup. 
 m.,IDig., Dulc, Eupat., Euphor.,IFerr.,IGels., 
 Grin., Hyos., Iber., Ilgn., Illpec, IIKali c, 
 IKali m., ILach., Lactu. v., I ILobel. i., Lye, 
 IMeph., Merc, IIMillef., IMosch., INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., Op., IPhos., 
 IPhyt., IIPuls., ISamb., ISang., ISeneg., Sep., 
 Sil., Sinap., Stann., IStilling., IStram., IISul., 
 I IVariol., IVer., Ver. v. , Zinc, 1 1 Zing., I IZiz.; 
 afternoon and evening, Bell.; cannot bear a 
 draught of air in back of neck, ISil.; better in 
 cold air, ICarbo v.; with loss of appetite, 
 IKali c; from fumes of Arsenic, better from 
 tobacco smoke and in cold air, IIMerc 
 
 46 
 
 Asthma, abdomen :. from incarceration of flatu- 
 lence, ICarbo v., ICham., ICinch., Lye, 
 Magn. p., Nux v., Op., Phos., ISul., Zinc; 
 better bending head back, in cold air, from « 
 cold water, worse in dry weather and from 
 warm diet, ICham. 
 
 Asthma, breathing: short easy inspiration, long, 
 slow wheezing expiration, ISep.; rattling and 
 panting, USpong.; tight, cannot inspire or 
 expire freely, USpong.; wheezing inspiration, 
 ■Caps.; loud wheezing, I'Cist.; for years so 
 marked as to herald his approach at some dis- 
 tance and coming on after any unusual exer- 
 tion, during remission coarse rales along larger 
 bronchi, INatr. s. 
 
 Asthma, bronchial: ICalc, IHippoz., I I Sinap.; 
 worse after catching cold, IPod.; nervous, 
 ICham.; spasmodic, only at night after lying 
 down, or during thunderstorm, intense nerv- 
 ous insomnia, no sleep for days and nights, 
 
 I ISyph.; secretion is white, IKali m.; minute 
 tubes chiefly involved, Hydr. ac. 
 
 Asthma, cardiac : g^° heart. 
 
 Asthma, catarrhal: Tabac; with moderate 
 bronchial catarrh (insufficiency of mitral 
 valve), 1 1 Puis. ; from suppressed catarrh, I Ars., 
 llpec, INux v. Jjiir cold, humid. 
 
 Asthma, chest: feeling of a band around, 
 
 II Aeon.; congestion, lAcon., lAur.met., IBell., 
 Merc, INuxv., IPhos., Puis., ISpong., ISul.; 
 feels distended, ICaps.; feeling as though 
 something should expand, IIBry.; as if he 
 would die, precursor of hydrothorax, IPsor.; 
 chronic tendency to hydrothrax, Amm. c; 
 muscles rigid, 1 1 Aeon.; muscles, not rigid 
 (scrofula), ICalc; oppression, ILobel. L; pul- 
 sations, ISil.; with pain and palpitation, 
 I IPuls.; pain, with paroxysmal, ILobel. i.; 
 pains in middle, preventing sleep, IBry. ; sib- 
 ilant ronchi, USpong.; as if sternum were 
 being gradually drawn towards dorsal verte- 
 brae, Syph.; stricture around, like a band of 
 iron, with frequent attacks, ICact.; tension 
 and constriction in, IPuls. f$H^T Chap. 28, 
 Inner chest, angina, dropsy. 
 
 Asthma in children: lAcon., lAnt. t., lArs., 
 IBell., Camph., ICham., Cinch., Coff., Cupr., 
 Hep., Ign., Illpec, Lach., Lye, Mosch., Nux 
 m., Nux v.. Op., Phos., Puis., I ISamb., Stram., 
 Sul.; constitutional conditions, INatr. s. 
 
 Asthma, chronic : Ars. s. f., IColch., IManc, 
 IVer.; especially when it returns or increases 
 during the cold season and only abates on 
 return of warm weather (aged persons and 
 lymphatic youths) , I I Phell. ; attacks for years, 
 INatr. s. 
 
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 26. KESPIRATION. 
 
 Asthma, coition ; on attempting, or caused by, 
 lAmb. 
 
 Asthma, cold : causes,cannot lie down, HSpong.; 
 causes, in midsummer, lArs. fflgg*' catarrhal. 
 
 Asthma, congestive: ICact.; worse lying on 
 back or on falling asleep, IPhos. ; blood rushes 
 to head and chest, HSpong.; hyperemia of 
 lungs and brain, 1 1 Aeon. f^p* chest. 
 
 Asthma, constitution: debilitated, anaemic 
 subjects, terrible dyspnoea, heart sympathiz- 
 ing, ; Eucal.; irritable, lively blondes, IPhos.; 
 emphysematous subjects, llpec; hysterical 
 individuals and children, liMosch.; light- 
 haired persons, lAur. met.; scrofulous, Asaf.; 
 in young people, from a general bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, afterwards with every change to damp 
 weather, INatr. s.; in young people who have 
 not their growth, with rheumatic symptoms 
 about chest and sleeplessness, I Kali iod. 
 JUg^ old people. 
 
 Asthma, cough : causes drawing through left 
 pectoral region into back, ICrot. t.; dry, B Kali 
 c. ; during, lArn., Dig., IKreo., IPuls.; habit- 
 ual, IKali c; spasmodic cough, ISil. 
 
 Asthma, diarrhoea: alternates with nightly, 
 IKali c. 
 
 Asthma, discharges : from suppressed chronic, 
 ISul. 
 
 Asthma, drinking: worse from ice water, or 
 wine, IMeph.; of drunkards, lArs., Meph. 
 jmp Breathing, drinking; also Chap. 15, 
 Drinking, breathing. 
 
 Asthma, dropsy: I ILactu. v.; depending upon 
 hydrothorax or hydropericardium, with drop- 
 sy of lower extremities, extending to knees, 
 IColch. Jgi^ chest, heart. 
 
 Asthma, drugs : violent, from proving of Calad- 
 ium, IZing. ; from vapors of arsenic or copper, 
 IHep., Ipec, Merc, %^ sulphur. 
 
 Asthma, dry (siccum) : lAmb. ; lying on right 
 
 : side brings on oppression, I I Squilla ; must 
 rise and walk, Arg. nit. 
 
 Asthma, dust : as if inhaling, 1 1 Ars.; sensation 
 of, in throat and lungs (scrofula), I Calc; from 
 inhaling dust (stone cutters), I Ars., Bell., 
 ICalc, Cinch., IHep., Ipec, Nux v., Phos., 
 
 I ISil., Sul.; from coal dust (miners), INatr. a.; 
 heaves in horses from dusty hay, I llctod. 
 
 Asthma, eating : after, Sars.; after a hearty 
 meal, I Asaf.; after moderate use of food, I I Kali 
 ph.; brought on by satisfying meal, I Asaf. ; 
 worse after, IILach.; better after, I Graph., 
 Iod. HHP"* Breathing, eating ; also Chap. 15, 
 Eating, breathing. 
 
 Asthma, emphysematous: I Ars., ICamph. 
 JE^T* Chap. 28, Lungs emphysema. 
 
 Asthma, epigastrium: bloating, ILac def.; 
 pressure, IKali c; weakness and oppression, 
 ILobel. i. 
 
 Asthma, eructations : ICaps. 8®* abdomen. 
 
 Asthma, eruption : hands and arms covered 
 with bluish -red places like ecchymoses, IKali 
 c. ; suppressed eczema after vaccination, I Am- 
 moniac; from retrocession of erysipelas, 
 llPtel.; from suppressed itch, lArs., IFerr., 
 ISul.; alternates with attacks of. leprosy, ISul.; 
 suppressed miliary, llpec; alternates with 
 psoriasis, ISul.; when rash on forearm disap- 
 peared, Calad.; after suppression of acute rash, 
 
 I I Aeon.; after suppression of rash , in chil- 
 dren, I IPuls.; after suppressed eruptions, in 
 general, Ars., Carbo v., llpec, IPuls., IISuL, 
 
 I Ver. ; after disappearance of tetters in face, 
 IDulc; from suppressed urticaria, I Apis, 
 I IPuls. 
 
 Asthma, in evening: ISul.; chronic, passing 
 off at daybreak, I ISyph.; after eating, from 
 flatus, with increase of dyspnoea when expec- 
 toration stops, decreasing when it recom- 
 mences, IZinc; after lying down and at night, 
 ICist.; especially after a meal, I IPuls. 
 Jg^ night. 
 
 Asthma, exertion : aggravates, I Ars., ICamph.; 
 worse ascending, walking, ICaps.; causes, 
 I Asaf. ; worse from, or walking, returns every 
 two or three hours, especially evening and 
 night, IKali c; when fatigued, as from an- 
 guish, Ars. ; motion, going up stairs, causes 
 (chronic asthma), I Arg. nit.; worse riding 
 horseback, IMeph.; particularly when talk- 
 ing, IDros.; worse after talking, IILach.; when 
 turning over in bed, ISul.; worse when walk- 
 ing, painful, IDig.; sudden attack while work- 
 ing, every attempt to work brought on parox- 
 ysm, better when keeping quiet, I I Nux v.; 
 worse from, with disordered stomach, espe- 
 cially weakness in epigastrium, ILobel. i ; 
 veta, ICoca. S^" motion. 
 
 Asthma, expectoration: profuse, frothy or 
 watery mucus, INatr. m. ; profuse, purulent, 
 ISil.; tough mucus, I IRumex. 
 
 Asthma, face : aching, after disappearance of 
 tetters, IDulc; worse covering mouth or nose, 
 IILach.; looks as if dying, ICinch.; red, 
 ICaps.; sallow, sunken eyes, emaciated, 
 I IKali ph. 
 
 Asthma, fever : febrile attacks, 1 1 Stram.; hectic, 
 • Calc s. ; death seemed imminent (typhoid), 
 ILach. 
 
 Asthma, flatus : jgg^ abdomen. 
 
 Asthma, goitre : in consequence of goitre, 
 HSpong. JH^ Chap. 31, Neck, goitre. 
 
 Asthma, gout : alternates with, ISul. 
 
 Asthma, hay fever: Ailant., I Ars., Ars. i., 
 I Arum t., lAscl. s., Camph., ICarbo v., Cepa, 
 Cycl., IDulc, Eucal., Euphor., lEuph., 
 IGels., Grin., Hydr. ac, llpec, IKali bi., 
 ILach., ILobel., IMosch., INaja, INatr. m., 
 INatr. s., INux v., 1 1 Op., ISabad., Sang., 
 I ISinap., ISticta ; annual, I iSticta; coming on 
 about last of August, ISil.; for eleven years, 
 coming on about 20th of August, MPsor.; 
 comes on July 28th , stays till first hard frost, 
 I ISinap.; nervous irritability, I IKali ph.; 
 dry stage, worse at night, I ISticta ; worse at 
 night, lying down, I ISinap.; causing prostra- 
 tion, INatr. s.; subsequent to rose cold, ISang. ; 
 with watery discharge from eyes and nose, 
 INatr. m.; more frequent in damp weather, 
 worse lying down and moving, better sitting 
 up in bed with shoulders drawn forward and 
 by perfect quiet, I ISinap. JS^ 1 * periodic, 
 Chap. 7, Coryza, hay fever. 
 
 Asthma, head: must throw head back, Bell., 
 Cham., HSpong., I Ver. 
 
 Asthma, with headache: IKali c E^g* Chap. 
 3, Headache, breathing. 
 
 Asthma, heart: cardiac, IGrin.; terrible dysp- 
 'noea, I I Eucal.; with cardiac disease, ICro- 
 tal.; particularly if dependent upon heart 
 disease, IDig.; from fatty degeneration, 
 IIArn.; oppression, ILobel. i.; organic dis- 
 ease, ISpong.; with pressure in region of,Variol. 
 Dyspnoea and Suffocation, heart; also 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 723 
 
 Chap. 28, Inner Chest dropsy ; also Chap. 29, 
 Heart breathing. 
 
 Asthma, heat: in face, HSpong.; worse in a 
 warm room, where he becomes deathly pale 
 and can do nothing but sit quiet, I A mm c. 
 
 Asthma, hemorrhoids : Agar., lArg. nit., IISul. 
 
 Asthma, hiccough : preceded by, Cup. m. 
 
 Asthma, humid (pituitous) : lAnt. t., IIArs., 
 Arum t., lAscl. t., Bar. c, Bell., IBry., ICalc, 
 Camph., ICann. s., I Cinch., ICochl., Con., 
 IICup. m., I Dig., IIDulc, IFerr., IGraph., 
 IIGrin., Hep., Ilpec, I Kali br., IKali m., 
 ■Kali s., ILach., ILobel., Merc, INatr. s., Nux 
 v., IPhos., HPuls., Sang., ISeneg., ISep., Sil., 
 ISinap., IStann., ISul., IZinc, I I Zing.; catar- 
 rhal bronchitis, IGrin.; bronchitis, relieves 
 bronchial cough and aids in expelling thick 
 sputa, I lEucal. ; with profuse sputa, -Jab. 
 
 Asthma, hypochondria : sensation as if some- 
 thing were growing fast in region of left 
 lower ribs, I I Thuya. 
 
 Asthma, hysteric : Aeon., Apis, Asaf., Aur. met., 
 Bell., Caulo., Caust., Cham., Coccul., Coff., 
 Con., Cup. m., Ign., Ipec, ILach., IIMosch., 
 UNux m., Phos., IIPuls., Stann.,Stram., Sul. ; 
 caused by every little excitement, Ars. 
 g^g 00 nervous, spasmodic. 
 
 Asthma, injuries: caused by lesion of spinal 
 cord, by a fall, I Hyper. B^" dust. 
 
 Asthma, irritability : increased, of respirative 
 organs, as after inflammation, etc., IPhos. 
 
 Asthma, kidneys : complicated with affection 
 of, and turbid urine, I Coccus. 
 
 Asthma, laryngeal: spasm of larynx, ISil. 
 j^sT 5 Chap. 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Asthma, liver : hyperemia of, IVer. B^* Chap. 
 18, Liver congestion, dropsy, enlarged. 
 
 Asthma, lungs : in consumption, worse 2 a.m., 
 Rumex ; pulmonic irritation from effused 
 serum, ILobel. i. J^° chest; also Dyspnoea, 
 lungs. 
 
 Asthma, lying down : aggravates, I Ars., Ars. 
 i., Asaf., Bapt., Brom., Cact., Carbo v., Cist., 
 Kali bi., Kali c, IKali n., ILach., INaja, 
 Samb., Sars., ISil., ISpong., Syph.; in back, 
 aggravates, I Hyper.; on left side worse, Cann. 
 i.; better in horizontal position, Bry., IDig., 
 INux v., IPsor.; could not lie down, I IStann.; 
 has to get out of bed and sit by table, ICarbo 
 v. ; worse lying with head low, Cinch., Colch., 
 Eup. perf., Hep., Nitr., Puis, fi^ sitting ; 
 also Dyspnoea and Suffocation, lying down. 
 
 Asthma, measles : chronic, after, worse walking 
 and ascending, I Brom. 
 
 Asthma, menses : after, I ISpong.; deranged, 
 IBell., Caulo., Coccul., ICup. m., Merc, Nux 
 v., Phos., IIPuls., ISep., Sul.; during, Kali c; 
 suppressed, IIPuls. 
 
 Asthma, mental condition : after fit of anger, 
 HCham.; anxious, Ant. t., I Ars., I ISpong.; 
 after emotions, 1 1 Aeon., Cham., ICoff., Cupr., 
 ■Gels., Hgn., Nux v., Puis., Yer.; fears she 
 will die of suffocation, I Ars., IPhos., I ISpong. 
 M&" Dyspnoea and Suffocation, mental con- 
 dition." 
 
 Asthma, Millari : ggg~ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Asthma, moon : worse at full, I ISpong. 
 
 Asthma, in morning: when awaking, ICon.; 
 early, ICalc, IVer.; in light haired persons, 
 worse after mercury, in wet weather and in 
 warm air, I Aur. met.; wants to move con- 
 tinually, ICoff; worse, ICarbo v.; for two 
 
 hours, worse, Zing, j^^ Dyspnoea and Suf- 
 focation, morning. 
 
 Asthma, motion : moving arms and stooping 
 lAmm. m. ; worse on moving arms, IILach.; 
 inclination to move about, Arm, IVer.; 
 when going up stairs, IKali ph. ; after every 
 slight, loses her breath and becomes faint, 
 I ISpong.; better walking and talking, or by 
 constant reading or writing, worse sitting still, 
 most violent lying down, especially in even- 
 ing, IFerr.; worse after bodily exertion, A mm. 
 c, I Ars., Bov., Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Sil. gk^ ex- 
 ertion ; also Dyspnoea and Suffocation, ex- 
 ertion. 
 
 Asthma, mucous : £g^ humid. 
 
 Asthma, nausea: lAnt. t., Illpec, IKali c. 
 Bg^~ Dyspnoea nausea ; also Chap. 16, Nau- 
 sea asthma, breathing. 
 
 Asthma, nervous: IBell., Coca, ICoccul., I IKali 
 br., IKreo., ILobel. i., IIMagn. p., IMosch., 
 INux m., INux v., I ISil., ISumb., I I Syph.; 
 bronchial, paroxysmal, coming on in wet 
 weather, Con.; chronic, for which no organic 
 basis could be detected, but which was caused 
 by repelled foot sweat, 101. an.; with depres- 
 sion, I IKali ph.; from primary irritation of 
 affected nerves, Magn. p.; neuralgic states, 
 from organic and mechanical causes, with 
 orthopncea and nocturnal paroxysms, Eucal. 
 fg^* hysteric, spasmodic. 
 
 Asthma, night: IIArs., lArumd., IIChel.,Coff, 
 IKali c, ISul.; stitches in abdomen, Bry.; 
 awakes about midnight, Arum d. ; very severe, 
 bent forward, can hardly catch breath, I Chlor- 
 al.; with slow difficult breathing, which pro- 
 vokes cough, IColoc; paroxysm wakes at day- 
 break, IMeph.; with whizzing and rattling dur- 
 ing expiration, which is lon&and attended with 
 retraction of epigastric region, IOp.; attacks 
 come later each night, Calc a.; paroxysms on 
 lying down, also sometimes waking him in 
 morning, IMeph.; about2A.M., IIArs.; terrible 
 attacks, worse 3 a.m., I IKali c; preceded by 
 symptoms of ordinary cold, sets in 4 to 5 a.m., 
 increases and decreases gradually, I IStann.; 
 about 4 or 5 a.m., with cough and raising of 
 glairy slime, and vomiting after eating, always 
 worse in damp, rainy weather, INatr. s. ; worse 
 after midnight, must sit up, better walking 
 slowly and talking, better uncovering chest, 
 IFerr.; several attacks, followed by palpitation, 
 I ISul.; phthisis, I Ars. L; sudden attack, pa- 
 tient propped up in bed, afraid to move or 
 speak, IDig.; as from vapors of sulphur, 
 IIPuls.; worse, IBrom.; worse, with red face, 
 ITlruya. j^ evening, sleep; also Dysp- 
 noea and Suffocation night. 
 
 Asthma, oesophagus: chronic catarrh, I IVer. 
 
 Asthma, in old people : I Amb., Ant. c, Amm. 
 c, IIArs., Aur. met. (after Ant. t.), IBar. c, 
 Camph., ICarbo v., Caust., Cinch., Lach., Mar. 
 v., Op., Sul.; and children (asthma siccum), 
 I Amb.; with tickling cough, ICon.; inveterate 
 cases, worse early in morning, better in cold 
 air, ICarbo v. 
 
 Asthma, periodic: lAlum., I Ant. t., IHydr. 
 ac, IPlumb., I ITabac; once a day, I Asaf; 
 every day (prosopalgia), IChel.; every eight 
 days, IISul.; in longer and shorter intervals, 
 and at different times of day, 1 1 Thuya ; first 
 of May for several years, better in open air, 
 I INux v.; chronic, once or twice monthly, 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 ICarbo v.; catarrhal, every morning from 10 
 to 11, IFerr. JEa^* hay fever, nervous, 
 spasmodic. 
 
 Asthma, prickling : precedes, all over, even to 
 fingers and toes, ILobel. i. 
 
 Asthma, restlessness : j^f 1 * Dyspnoea, rest- 
 lessness. 
 
 Asthma, of sailors : as soon as they go ashore, 
 IIBrom. 
 
 Asthma, sexual condition : Jg^ 1 " coition. 
 
 Asthma, sitting : bent forward, iChloral.; better 
 sitting bent forward, IILach.; must sit, 
 ICann. s.; must sit up in bed, I I Zing.; must 
 lean forward with head on knees, worse in 
 morning, IIKalic; in stooping posture, I ISul. 
 f$^T lying down. 
 
 Asthma, sleep: arouses, IKalic; arouses sud- 
 denly from deep, Sep. ; awakes with, INatr. 
 s. ; awakens, better from smoking and throw- 
 ing head back, IHep.; worse on awaking, 
 IILach.; during, Meph., ISul.; during, after 
 midnight or in afternoon sleep , ICarbo v. ; rest- 
 less, IKali c. g^" evening, night; also 
 Breathing, Dyspnoea, Suffocation sleep ; also 
 Chap. 37, Sleep, breathing. 
 
 Asthma, spasmodic: : Ammoniac, lAnt. t., 
 IBell., ICact., Camph., ICoccul., Coff. t., 
 ICup. m., IFerr., IGels., IGraph., IHydr. ac, 
 ■Hyos., Ilctod., Illpec, ILach., I ILobel. i., 
 IIMagn. p., IMez., IMosch., INux v., Phos., 
 Samb., Sars., Sep., IStram., Sul., ISumb., ITa- 
 bac, IIVaL, Zinc; with bronchial catarrh, 
 llpec; of children, I IKali br.; dry nervous 
 spasmodic cough, IKali br.; anxious dreams, 
 hysterical or hypochondriacal subjects, 
 INux v.; after suppressed miliary eruption 
 llpec ; better by copious expectoration from 
 bronchial tubes, JHyper. ; from earliest youth, 
 worse at beginning of Fall, gradually better 
 as Spring sets in, increasing in severity each 
 year, I INux v.; at end of attack, tingling in 
 left fingers, becomes tearing as it extends up 
 arm, llSep.; flatulent, Sal. ac; with organic 
 disease of heart, HSpong.; in hysterical sub- 
 jects, llpec; cannot lie- upon back, for any 
 length of time, IHyper. ; must rise and walk, 
 Arg. met.; after lesion of spinal cord by a fall 
 years before, IHyper.; with changes of weather 
 from clear to damp or before storms, IHyper. 
 g@^ nervous ; also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Asthma, standing : has to stand by open win- 
 dow, leaning forward, ICann. s. 
 
 Asthma, stomach : fulness, better after belch- 
 ing, INux v. 
 
 Asthma, sudden : attacks come and go suddenly, 
 ICup. m. gig^ periodic. 
 
 Asthma, sulphur : as if he had inhaled fumes, 
 IILyc, IPuls.; from vapors of, ICham., Meph., 
 ■Puis. g^aT* drugs. 
 
 Asthma, summer : better, ICarbo v. 
 
 Asthma, sweat : cold, of upper part of body, 
 IVer.; after paroxysms, profuse oily, I IThuya. 
 
 Asthma, throat : sensation as of a lump in pit 
 of, above sternum, ILobel. i.; stitches before, 
 I Bo v.; worse touching, IILach. g^^ Suffo- 
 cation, throat. 
 
 Asthma, thymicum : jg®» Chap. 25, Glottis, 
 spasm. 
 
 Asthma, tongue : preceded by cutting, Bov. 
 
 Asthma, vaccination : attacks after, parox- 
 ysms day or night, with whistling respira- 
 tion, last two hours, I IThuya. 
 
 Asthma, veta : I Coca. 
 
 Asthma, weather : damp, cold, IVer.; change 
 from clear to damp, or before storms, IHyper.; 
 worse, in dry, ICham.; in hot, dainp, worse 
 after sleep, IBell. ; chronic, in summer, espe- 
 cially when warm and damp, I ISyph. ; in wet, 
 ICon.; worse in wet, lAur. met.,IDulc ; worse 
 in autumn, wet, or after depletion, I Cinch. 
 J^IT' Dyspnoea weather. 
 
 Asthma, wheezing : jg^" Breathing, wheez- 
 ing. 
 
 Asthma, wind : particularly worse by long- 
 continued walking against, ICup. m. 
 
 BREATHING, abdomen : pain above hips ; 
 ICalc; rumbling, ICalc; loud rumbling, 
 IManc; stitches in right side, Lyss. 
 
 Breathing, abdominal : in bronchitis, IPhos.; 
 only with diaphragm (pneumonia), I Aeon.;, 
 performed only by muscles of abdomen, neck 
 and shoulders (membranous croup), IKali bi.; 
 predominant in asthma Millari, ICup. m.; as 
 if by voluntary efforts, ICup. m. J$ig~ Inspi- 
 ration, abdomen. 
 
 Breathing, air : ft^ Dyspnoea, air. 
 
 Breathing, anxious: Cham. 
 
 Breathing, arrested: f^' impeded. 
 
 Breathing, asthmatic : Arum t.; cannot expire 
 nor inspire freely, HSpong.; in pericarditis, 
 IColch. ; with inability to retain recumbent 
 position, Ziz. JS@r" Asthma. 
 
 Breathing, back: pressive pain in spine, ICalc; 
 painful shocks in right side, ICalc; shooting 
 (facial neuralgia), lAur. met.; stitches, Spig.; 
 stitches in renal region (morbus Brightii), 
 lArs. 
 
 Breathing, barking: I ISinap. 
 
 Breathing, blowing (puffing) : IOp., I IPhos.; 
 in apoplexy, I Arm; in coma, ICinch.; after a 
 mole-birth, IBell.; during sleep, INux v. 
 jggp 3 stertorous. 
 
 Breathing, catching : IArg.nit.,IBrom.,ICaust., 
 IINitr. ac; from stitching in abdomen to 
 back, ICalc; on bending, ICalc; after cough- 
 ing, ICina ; during cough, Arm, I Ars., Bry., 
 Hep., INatr. m., IPuls.; caused by feeling of 
 incarcerated flatus, moving in abdomen, par- 
 oxysmal, worse from excitement or sitting, 
 better lying down, straightening up, or by 
 eructation, IPhos.; from stitches in heart, 
 ICalc; before menses, Bor.; in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; from shooting upward from piles, 
 I ISul.; during stool (dysentery), ISul. 
 jg^ 1 " gasping, impeded. 
 
 Breathing, chest: sharp aching behind ster- 
 num (angina pectoris), IKali c; in (an- 
 gina pectoris), IDiosc; articulations and 
 cartilaginous connections as if beaten, 1 1 Arm; 
 constriction, ICact.; very free, as if. thorax 
 were hollow, Chin, a.; oppressed, lApis ; pain, 
 with feverish heat, IKalm. ; racking pain 
 and oppression of, Colch.; pain in right side, 
 region of seventh and eighth ribs, worse, Chel.; 
 pain, sore in upper, IKali c ; pain in middle of 
 sternum, worse from pressure, IManc; rheu- 
 matic pain, Lyss.; soreness behind sternum, 
 Kumex ; may arise from tonic spasm of pec- 
 toral muscles, ICic ; as of a splinter in, IIArg. 
 nit. ; as if sternum were compressed, All. sat.; 
 stitches, 1 1 Aeon., IIBry., Calc, Dros., Senega 
 stitches in left side of, IStann., ISul.; stitches 
 in left side and scapula, ISep.; stitches in 
 right scapula, Kali c; stitches in side, worse, 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 725 
 
 lIBry.; stitches in side (lumbago), IColoc; 
 stitches, worse, HSpig. gggf^Dyspnoea, chest. 
 
 Breathing, choking : IDros. 
 
 Breathing, in cholera : j&gpDyspncea, cholera. 
 
 Breathing, cold : cold breath, ICamph., HCar- 
 bo v.j ICed., Cist., I I Phos.; in morbus Brightii, 
 I I Phos. ac; in cholera, I I Aeon., I ICamph., 
 ICinch., Colch., HVer. ; in cholera or yellow 
 fever, ICarbo v. ; in convulsions, Cup. m.; in 
 dysentery, ICarbo v., Cist.; icy in cholera, 
 ICup. ac; in pneumonia, I ICarbo v.; on 
 seventh to ninth day of pneumonia, I Phos. 
 $s3T* Chap. 12, Inner mouth cold. 
 
 Breathing, convulsions: ggT'Dyspncea, con- 
 vulsions. 
 
 Breathing, cough : g^ 11 Chap. 27, Cough 
 breathing, During cough asthma, breath- 
 ing. 
 
 Breathing, crowing : Stann.; in hydrocephalus, 
 I IBry.; worse after midnight and from lying 
 with head low (asthma Millari), ISamb. ; in 
 laryngeal spasms, ICup. m. fg^T' Chap. 25, 
 Glottis spasm, and Larynx croup. 
 
 Breathing, deep : lAcon., I I Amyl., 1 1 Ant. sul. 
 aur., ICamph., Cann. s., Chlorof., IDig., 
 IHydr. ac, IMur. ac, IOp., IZinc; causes 
 aching in small spot in right hypochondrium, 
 Bar. c.j afraid to take full breath (pleurody- 
 nia), 1 1 Ran. b.; aggravates, Amm. m.; anxi- 
 ety, unable to inhale enough, Stram.; in in- 
 termittent apoplexy, IChin. S:; causes fatigue 
 of back, Carbo v.; aggavates pain in bowels, 
 Dory.; cannot breathe deeply, I I Alum., 
 IIArs.; cannot, must get to fresh air, I IBapt.; 
 from a general feeling of discomfort, in chest, 
 Lyss.; now and then, with coldish feeling far 
 back and deep in throat, followed by great 
 relief, Lyss.; with congestion to chest, IOp.; 
 constriction of chest, Agar., ISul.; aggravates 
 cough, causing vomiting, IHep.; aggra- 
 vates whooping cough, IMagn. m.; causes 
 cough, I I Lac c; causes cough in catarrh, 
 I Apis ; causes cough, with whistling breathing 
 (asthma), ICup. m.; causes hacking cough, 
 IDulc; causes cutting on both sides of last 
 rib, Arg. met.; prevented by acute sharp, 
 darting through right chest below centre of 
 right lung, 1 1 Sep.; desire for, 1 1 Alum., Amm. 
 br., IIBry., ICalc, Calc p., Ced., Cinch., 
 IGlon., Lil. tig., Med., IMerc, Mez., Nux m., 
 IPhos., Pod., Samb., Therid., Xan.; desire 
 for, in nervous asthma, IKreo.; desire for, 
 with constriction of chest, causes tearing in 
 chest, worse right side, Sang.; desire for, with 
 pain in chest and shooting in liver, ICalc. p.; 
 desire for, with tension in chest (similar to 
 Calcar.), IBor. ; desire for, with constriction 
 in fauces and chest, Ictod.; desire for, constant, 
 Iber., Natr. s.; desire for constant, on attempt- 
 ing to do so it seemed as though chest could 
 only be half filled or as though some impedi- 
 ment existed deep in chest, IDig.; causes 
 cough (pneumonia), I ISul.; desire for, in inter- 
 mittent fever, ICarbo v.; desire for frequent, 
 I IGlon.; desire for frequent, when lying down, 
 worse lying on left side, better lying on back, 
 llnd. met.; desire for, with hollo wness of 
 chest, Ictod.; desire for, in hysteria and dys- 
 pepsia, lllgn.; desire for, with melancholy 
 feeling about heart, Cinch. ; desire for, to re- 
 lieve sensation as if chest were too narrow 
 (asthma), ISeneg.; desire for, with oppression, 
 
 worse left side of chest, Med.; desire for, 
 during damp, cloudy weather, IINatr. s.; 
 desire for, with yawning, Carbol. ac; diffi- 
 cult, even while sitting, lEuph.; after eating, 
 Sars.; requires much effort, took away 
 breath (locomotor ataxia, paralysis of 
 diaphragm), I Arg. nit.; only slightly elevates 
 thorax, Arg. nit.; felt as if air she inhaled 
 did not reach epigastrium and till she could 
 force air so far down had to yawn and 
 try to take a deep inspiration, llPrun.; 
 pinching, clawing, in epigastrium, llCaust.; 
 stitches in epigastrium, ISul.; great exertion, 
 Stram.; frequent, I I Agar., IRumex ; frequent, 
 with burning and fine stitches in left side of 
 chest, I I Ran. b.; frequent, with moaning, 
 Selen.; cannot get a full breath easily and sat- 
 isfactorily, I I Sul. ; while drawing an unusually 
 full breath, sensation of tearing in affected 
 part of chest, followed by expectoration of two 
 ounces of blood, I I Ran. b. ; in headache, from 
 dancing, I Arg. nit.; a long breath changes dull 
 pain in region of heart into a sharp pain, 4 
 p.M.,Tromb.; with heat, ILach.; with fulness 
 in hypochondrium, Card, m.; burning or press- 
 ure in left hypochondrium, Bor.; sensation in 
 hypochondrium, as of something pulling from 
 region of spleen into chest, sinks back again 
 during exhalation, Bor.; sticking in hypo- 
 chondrium, ICalc; pain in right inguinal re- 
 gion, IBor.; kidneys pain, penetrates chest 
 (nephritis), IBenz. ac; stitches in region of 
 liver, ICalc p.; disposition to take a deep 
 breath causes feeling of lightness, Stann.; as if 
 chest were too narrow, Oleand.; pain in neck, 
 I Chel. ; frequentneed of breath, Acet. ac, I Aeon., 
 ICalc, Coca, IGlon., lllgn., IILach.,IIMosch., 
 ISul. ; frequently obliged to take a deep breath, 
 fromheavy sensation in left chest, Prun.; fre- 
 quently obliged to take a deep breath, provok- 
 ing cough, Squilla; frequently obliged to take a 
 deep breath, with watering of eyes, 1 1 Rumex ; 
 frequently obliged to take a deep breath, with 
 distressing oppression, Stann. ; obliged to take 
 a deep breath, in heart disease, lAur. met.; 
 obliged to take a deep breath between 
 attacks of palpitation, Aur. met.; obliged 
 to take a deep breath and sneezes cor- 
 respondingly, ICepa ; obliged to take a deep 
 breath, which causes soreness in chest, with 
 feeling of oppression as though expansion of 
 thorax were prevented, Ferr. iod. ; causes op- 
 pression, ISiL; relieves oppression, Cann. i.; 
 hardly takes a deep breath for fear of aggravat- 
 ing pain (cardiac rheumatism or neuralgia), 
 I ISpig.; causes pain, as if chest would fly to 
 pieces, ISul.; causes severe pain, it catches her 
 about sixth rib in front and pierces through 
 to back, right side, Ziz.; causes pain under 
 right shoulder blade, as if chest would burst, 
 Seneg.; prevented by sharp pain felt at centre 
 of thorax on leftside, Como. ; painful, lEup. 
 perf.; aggravates pleuritic stitches, IGuaiac; 
 after pneumonia, impossible, ILyc; causes 
 pressure in sternum, Agnus ; causes sticking 
 pressure in left side of chest, 1 1 Kali c; every 
 three to five minutes a quick deep breath fol- 
 lowed by a stitch in right side, a subdued and 
 painful^ sigh and slow expiration, rattling in 
 bronchi, lllpec; cannot retain breath long 
 (headache from dancing), I Arg. nit.; as if from 
 running, IHep.; almost like a sigh (pertussis), 
 
 ^■^^^^H 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 ICaps.; sighing, IOp., Sil.; sighing, as from 
 fulness of chest, afternoon and after eating, 
 Ant. c; constantly obliged to stop and take a 
 deep breath on beginning to sing, IStann.; 
 slow, Bry.; slow, sighing, I A con.; snoring, 
 twelve to a minute, ICup. m.; causes soreness 
 in chest, Iodof. ; sounds in lower half heard 
 only on deep inspiration, I Dig.; with pulmon- 
 ary spasms, IOp.; stinging in sternum, Bor. ; 
 causes sticking, now in right, now in left side 
 of chest, ICalc. ; inability to take a deep breath, 
 with sticking under sternum, Tabac; stinging 
 in chest, Bor.; stitches in small of back, Arm; 
 stitches in left side of chest, as from a knife, 
 Bor.; stitches, with burning in middle of left 
 side, ICepa; stitches in right chest, Bor.; 
 stitches in left side, going up to back, I Kali c; 
 aggravates stitches in lungs, Chel.; prevented 
 by stitches in chest, I Bry. ; prevented by 
 stitches in left side, IChel.; tension in chest, 
 epilepsy, ICaust. ; as if chest were too tight, 
 Tabac; prevented by weakness of respiratory 
 organs, IPlat.; sensation of weakness in or- 
 gans, ICanth.; from sensation as of weight on 
 chest, IPlat.; causes wheezing, I I Calad.; im- 
 possible, in whooping cough, Tabac; unsatis- 
 factory, lApoc. 
 
 Breathing, difficult : $j^ x ' gasping, impeded, 
 short ; also Asthma, Dyspnoea, Suffocation. 
 
 Breathing, drinking : jg@^* Dyspnoea, drink- 
 ing. 
 
 Breathing, dry sound : Brom., IGraph. 
 
 Breathing, embarrassed : impeded. 
 
 Breathing, eyes : feels as if cold air rushed in 
 and out of eyes, must cover them up (oph- 
 thalmia), I I Thuya. 
 
 Breathing, fatigued : asiif greatly, Ant. c, 
 Senecio. 
 
 Breathing, feeble (weak) : Hydr. ac, I ISpong., 
 IVer., MVer. v.; not audible or visible, 
 ICamph.; slightly apparent, Ant. chl., Viol.; 
 mixed with crepitus and bronchial rales on 
 right side, below clavicle, I Kali cy.; in em- 
 physema, IHep.; expiration, Act. sp.; faint, 
 fluttering (sunstroke), IGlon.; with fainting, 
 ICamph.; in hemorrhages, in phthisis, Ars. i.; 
 in hydrocephalus, IGrat.; almost impercepti- 
 ble, IGels., Laur., GCnan., I ITuberc; almost 
 imperceptible, in fainting, Stram.; becomes 
 more and more weak, only able to breathe 
 and talk low by inclining chest forward, lArs.; 
 imperceptible, in metrorrhagia, I Merc; noise- 
 less, hardly audible (heart disease), lArs.; in 
 phthisis, I Ars. i.; opposite seat of pain, in 
 subacute pleuritis, lArg. nit.; in shock of in- 
 jury, Chlorof.; sinking, Chloral.; sinking, with 
 pains, Amyl.; after bee-sting, lApis ; super- 
 ficial (typhus), I I Zinc; nearly suppressed, in 
 puerperal convulsions, IINuxv.; in typhoid, 
 IIMur. ac; for several hours scarcely percep- 
 tible, in sudden unconsciousness, ICoccul. 
 
 Breathing, gasping: Ars. h., TrCam ph., Citrus, 
 IHydr. ac, IHyper, ILaur., Puis., ISpong., 
 I ITarant.; in anguish (laryngismus),! ISamb.; 
 in angina pectoris, ILaur.; in asthma, 
 I I Tabac; awakes, Med.; awakes, in diph- 
 theria, INaja ; on awaking suddenly (spasms 
 after fright), llgn.; with catching pain in 
 back and diaphragm, I I Petrol.; every few 
 seconds brings up a mouthful of bright frothy 
 blood (haemoptysis), llpec; several times 
 during day, then more frequently, and finally 
 
 three or four times every hour, ICoff.; before, 
 during and after convulsions, ILaur.; after 
 suppressed coryza (asthma), I Ars.; at com- 
 mencement of cough, Ant. t.; in whooping 
 cough, ICoral.; after long coughing (catarrh of 
 lungs), IHep.; in cramp, IBrom., IPhos.; 
 with frequent deep breathing, presses chest 
 forward and arches back (heart disease), 
 I IOp.; in diphtheria, IPhyt,; in dropsy after 
 scarlatina, I Apis; from little exercise (cya- 
 nosis), ILaur.; frightful, almost suffocated at 
 night, TrLach.; after headache, IColoc ; in 
 uterine hemorrhage, llpec; for several hours, 
 Naja ; in incipient hydrocephalus, II Apis; 
 in hydrothorax, lApoc; with open mouth, in 
 hydrothorax, IHell.; in hysterical convul- 
 sions, ICic; irregular, rapid, Lyss.; in hemor- 
 rhage of lungs, llpec ; worse when lying still 
 (cyanosis), ILaur.; noisy (neuralgia of left 
 phrenic nerve), I IStann.; with violent palpi- 
 tation and pain, I ISpong.; lying in bed, in 
 pericarditis, IColch.; each breath seems the 
 last, must sit up (dropsy), IDig.; in sitting 
 posture, ILaur.; from stuffed feeling in chest, 
 Med. ; with confusion of thought, Chloral, 
 jg^^catching. 
 
 Breathing, gentle : Amyg. fl®?"* feeble, super- 
 ficial. 
 
 Breathing, groaning : IMur. ac, IPuls.; with- 
 out any motion of chest, 1 1 Spong.; after sup- 
 pressed coryza (asthma), lArs.; with dysp- 
 noea, ILyss.; closing eyes, Ang., may be 
 caused by violent expiration, Lyss.; in hrema- 
 temesis, lArs.; opens slightly the firmly closed 
 moutli, I ISpong.; in pericarditis, IColch. 
 j^^ moaning. 
 
 Breathing, harsh sound: in diphtheria, IKali 
 bi.; grating, in hydrocephalus, I I Bry.; rasp- 
 ing, IKaol. J^T* sawing. 
 
 Breathing, heart : jg^ 1 * impeded ; also Dysp- 
 noea, heart. 
 
 Breathing, heavy : j&@~ oppressed; also Dysp- 
 noea. 
 
 Breathing, hips : stinging in joints, Sabina. 
 
 Breathing, hissing : Hod.; with cavity in lung, 
 Phell.; when inhaling, Mar. v.; with rattling 
 in throat (membranous croup), lAcet. ac; 
 caused by spasms of bronchial and laryngeal 
 muscles, ITabac 
 
 Breathing, hoarse : respiration, in croup, IHep.; 
 in diphtheria, I Lac. c 
 
 Breathing, hot: IIAcon., Anac oc, Aph. ch., 
 I Ars., Ars. m., Arum m., IBell., TrCarbol. ac, 
 llCarb. s., IFerr., I IKali br., Lyss., IMang., 
 INatr. m., IRhus, Sabad. ; burning, lAcon., 
 ICham., IMang.; with heat in chest, IMang.; 
 in whooping cough, I Ant. c; in croup and 
 bloodspitting, IIAcon.; with dry heat, ICalc. 
 p.; with acute eruptive diseases, ICamph.; 
 feverish, in whooping cough, IBadiag.; with 
 heat in mouth, ICalc ; feels so, even when 
 breathing through nose, Med. ; sometimes 
 offensive (meningitis), IGels.; burns nostrils, 
 Ptel.; in scarlatina, ICamph.; in tuberculosis, 
 ISul.; in typhoid, IPhos. 
 
 Breathing, hurried: jg^ rapid. 
 
 Breathing, impeded (arrested, embarrassed, 
 interrupted, loss of breath, obstructed, stopped, 
 suspended) : lAbrot., lArs., Ars. h., Ars. s. r., 
 ICamph., HCina, IMerc cor., IINitr. ac, INux 
 m., Plumb., IPsor., I I Sil., Squilla,IVer., Yes- 
 pa; by stitches in abdomen, with uterine 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 inflammation, ICroc; when angry (children), 
 Arm; in apoplexy, llPhos.; sudden arrest, 
 Aur. mur.; when raising arm, Berb.; when 
 ascending hill or walking on uneven road, 
 IClem.; at moment of falling asleep, Amm. 
 c, IILach.; in those engaged in athletic sports, 
 or from using tobacco or whisky to ex- 
 cess, HCoca; on suddenly awaking (spasm 
 of glottis), IISul.; awakens at night, IKali 
 c; on turning in bed or when going to sleep, 
 Carbo v.; sudden cessation, gasps for air, 
 jumps out of bed for relief (asthma), IISul.; 
 by burning in stomach, Ars. s. r.; by 
 sensation of a hard ball rising in throat, seems 
 to close pharynx, Sul.; by pressure in cardiac 
 region, Bell.; sometimes stops a half minute, 
 then gasping, in cardiac rheumatism, ICact.; 
 ceases, Amyg.; ceases in whooping cough, 
 ■Cap. m.; ceases suddenly, followed by a 
 catching sigh, (Enan.; ceases for one-half to 
 two minutes, after deep inspiration, IMosch.; 
 by constriction of chest, IBell.,IICact.,ICaps., 
 ■Cap. ac.;by cutting in chest, IColch.;by pain 
 in chest, Merc, sul.; by rigidity of chest mus- 
 cles (traumatic tetanus), INuxv.; by spasms 
 of chest following painful twitchings in face, 
 I I Strain.; by a clucking sensation rising up to 
 throat, with palpitation, IPod.; from crying 
 (convulsions of children), ICup. m.; as if throat 
 were constricted at pit, ICoccul. ; by constric- 
 tion of larynx and trachea, Calad.; by constric- 
 tion across lower half of thorax, with subacute 
 pain, worse lying on right side, Lye. vir.; by 
 sensation of constriction, Brorn.; in convul- 
 sions, ICic, Mosch.; before cough, 1 1 Led. ; 
 during cough, I ICup. s., IDig., lEuph., IFerr., 
 ■Nux m. (fi^'Chap. 27, During cough, breath- 
 ing) ; during cough, caused by tickling in 
 middle of chest, IKali n.; by cough, even to 
 suffocation, llpec; by cough, in typhus, lArg. 
 nit. | with whooping cough, I Cup. m.; by dart- 
 ing in forepart of chest, shooting upward 1 in an 
 oblique direction, Nux m.; by descending mo- 
 tion, IIBor.; by pains in diaphragm, I llpec; 
 in diphtheria, I Lac c, I Merc, iod.flav.; when 
 drinking (intermittent), ICimex ; after sup- 
 per, Arg. nit.; constriction in epigastrium, 
 ■Cact.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. 
 br.; in epilepsy, ICic; on taking least exer- 
 cise, Con.; becomes faint, ISpong.; feeling as 
 if she could not get another breath, Rumex ; 
 by sensation of fishbone or sponge hanging in 
 throat, ILach.; by fulness and tension under 
 ribs, I I Ign.; by gagging in oesophagus, ICimex ; 
 as by a tight girdle, IChel.; in goitre, ISpong., 
 I ISul.;byso much as a handkerchief before nose 
 (cholera), lArg. nit; with head low, ICinch.; 
 by sharp pain about heart, Merc. iod. flav.; as 
 if heart stood still, I IDig.; by stitching in 
 heart, ICalc, IStaph.; almost* ceases, during, 
 attacks of stitching pain in region of heart 
 (angina), INaja ; with pressure in hepatic 
 region, I Aeon. ; by hiccough, JEthus.; obliged 
 to hold, from stiffness now in back, now in 
 hips, Sul.; hardly able to, with severe pain in 
 right hypochondrium, I I Rhus; in hysterical 
 convulsions, ICic; better by deep inhalation 
 (catalepsy), lArt. v.; during inspiration, IKali 
 c.;by stitches in region of kidneys,Crot. t.; with 
 labor pains, fifth month of pregnancy, I I Puis.; 
 by lancinations, in right half of chest, ex- 
 tending towards shoulder, better bending 
 
 trunk forward, Chin, s.; by lancinations from 
 lower dorsal vertebrae, through chest, Berb. ; 
 by sudden lancinating in left lung, lOxal. ac; 
 by constriction of larynx, better in open air, 
 IColoc; as if larynx and trachea were nar- 
 rower, with dry larynx, ISpong.; by spasms 
 in liver, I I Sep.; by stabbing in region of liver, 
 I Berb.; when lying on back, by pain spread- 
 ing to chest, under sternum (gastralgia) , ISuL; 
 by stitches from liver into chest, by tearing 
 in lumbar muscles, IKali c ; by sudden vio- 
 lent jerks in lumbar region during a walk in 
 open air, I I Ran. sc; lying in bed, Bor.; in 
 mania, IHyosc; stopped half a minute with- 
 out losing "consciousness, skin colder, ICact.; 
 by least thing coming near mouth or nose, 
 IILach.; by cicatricial contraction of mucous 
 membranes of nose and larynx, Hippoz.; by 
 copious thin, saltish mucus, Alum ; at night, 
 in sleep, causing dry cough, repeated until ex- 
 pectoration appears, IGuaiac ; by obstruction 
 of nose, 1 1 Sticta ; nose closed by thick mucus 
 (chronic nasal catarrh), I Agar.; by pressure 
 in oesophagus, ICimex ; for a few moments by 
 pressure, as if something in oesophagus were 
 slipping towards epigastrium, Therid. ; by op- 
 pression of chest, Syph. ; by oppression of chest 
 in morning, Sars. ; by pains in chest and ster- 
 num, IBry. ; by sudden flying pains from heart 
 to stomach, lasting but a moment, probably 
 myalgic, Ustil.; almost paralyzed, I INatr. m.; 
 by pain in ribs, extending to chest, Ars. s. r.; 
 by dull pain in upper part of sacrum, Ars. h. ; 
 by pain in trachea, ICaust. ; with palpitation, 
 in veta, ICoca ; by dull paralytic pain in left 
 arm to left side of chest (neuralgia of left 
 phrenic nerve), MStann. ; at first partially, 
 later dyspnoea, Hippoz.; in pneumonia, Hod.; 
 by pressure on chest, worse standing, Aur. 
 mur.; by severe and annoying pressure in a 
 small spot between epigastrium and navel, bet- 
 ter belching (dyspepsa), ILach.; by pricking 
 (carditis, cardiac rheumatism), ICact. ; in puer- 
 peral convulsions,; ICic; with crepitant rales, 
 ■Cub.; by sticking in rectum, ISuL; by 
 tearing pain in rectum, ILyc; when running, 
 ■Ign.; by something running from neck to 
 larynx, awaking at night (spasmus glottidis), 
 ■Lach.; as if breath remained stopped between 
 scapulae, Calc; while sitting with head thrown 
 forward (hydrothorax), lApoc; during sleep, 
 Ant. c, Oodein.; on going to sleep, IOp.;on go- 
 ing to sleep, awakens him, IIGrin.; as if by a 
 spasm, with constriction of throat (spasmodic 
 asthma), Sars. ; spasmodic interruption, Asim. ; 
 by spasms in chest, Stram. ;by spasms of chest, 
 compelling one to lean forward, Hyos.; by draw- 
 ing bruised pain along spine, Ruta ; after 
 bee-sting, I Apis ; by stitches, Berb., IIBry.; 
 by stitches, with pressure in right side of ab- 
 domen, in region of last true rib, IRan. b. ; by 
 stitches from back through breast, Berb. ; by 
 stitches in chest, IKreo.; by stitches in chest 
 and sides, Stann.; by benumbing, oppressive 
 stitches in region of first and second costal 
 cartilages, Verbas.; stitches in left side of 
 diaphragm, Spig.; by stitches in larynx, Hydr. 
 ac; by stitches through left side of chest, Aloe, 
 Niccol. ; from pleuritic stitches in anterior left 
 chest, IIRhod.; by stitches under false ribs, 
 left side, I I Arn. ; by dull stitches and constant 
 pressure in precordial region, with anxiety, 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 better walking, I I Puis. ; by stitches in right side 
 IBor., IIBry.; by stitches in right chest to ax- 
 illa, Cinch.; by stitches beneath scapulae, ISul.; 
 by stitches near sternum, extending down- 
 ward, Squilla; by stitching in chest, IBry., 
 IKali c, IKali n. ; by fulness in stomach, 
 ICoccul., I INux m. ; by pain in stomach, 
 lArs.; rising from stomach into throat, at last 
 better by eructation, Magn. m.; by spasms and 
 cramps in stomach, Ananth. ; by sensation as 
 if something warm were rising from stomach, 
 Val. ; when stooping or walking against wind, 
 ICalc; entire stoppage at times, when it would 
 resume with a violent effort, in diphtheria, 
 1 1 Lac c. ; suddenly, INux m. ; suddenly 
 when walking slowly, I INitr. ac. ; in suffo- 
 cative attacks, ICalc. p. ; suffocative, in dys- 
 entery and cystitis, _ ICaps. ; when talking, 
 ICaust. ; by contractive tension in right side 
 of chest, ICoccul.; by pricking in right testicle, 
 spreads in a zigzag along perineum towards 
 anus, Rhod.; with throat constriction, Cro- 
 tal. ; by thrusts in left chest towards heart, 
 Sul. ; by cramp in tongue, Bor.; by numbness 
 and stiffness of tongue, Bor.; by turning in 
 bed (hydrothorax), lArs.; sudden, when turn- 
 ing in bed at night, goes off when sitting 
 (hydrothorax), ISul.; when walking rapidly, 
 IIArs., ICaust., Coca, UPhos. ; when walking 
 against wind or stooping, ICalc; sudden, when 
 walking against wind, Plat.; when standing 
 in water, INux m. $gg~ irregular, jerky ; 
 also Asphyxia, Asthma, Dyspnoea, Suffoca- 
 tion, and Chap. 28, Inner chest angina. 
 
 Breathing, intermittent: j&gg^ irregular. 
 
 Breathing, interrupted : gggr~ impeded. 
 
 Breathing, irregular: ICamph., 7rCarbol. ac, 
 Chin, s., Chlorof., I I Dig., IOp.,Tabac, I IVer. 
 v., Zinc; with collapse, Hippoz.; before con- 
 vulsions, I ITarant. ; with cough, Clem.; 
 sometimes deepened, sometimes shallow, or 
 sighing and almost panting, Sal. ac; inter- 
 mittent, Ang.; intermittent, as from paralysis 
 of lungs, IOp.; intermittent, in pericarditis, 
 IColch.; intermittent, in scarlatina, I INitr. 
 ac; intermittent, during sleep, I Ant. t.; mem- 
 branous laryngitis, Hod.; in mania, IBelL; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICalab.; in peri- 
 carditis, IColch.; in scarlatina, IIAilant., Aur. 
 mur., Crotal. ; unequal, ICham.; unequal, in 
 bronchial catarrh, IIAnt. t. ; unequal, now 
 heavy then quick, at times interrupted as if 
 it would cease, Tereb. B^" impeded, 
 jerky. 
 
 Breathing, jerky : Crotal., Hod.; in rheumatism 
 of diaphragm, ICact.; inspiration, sudden 
 forced expiration, as though he made a sud- 
 den effort to relieve intense pain by expelling 
 air from lungs (angina pectoris), ilOxal. ac; 
 in left apex (phthisis), lArs. i.; in scarlatina, 
 Crotal.; on account of stitches and constric- 
 tion at larynx, Asar.; in sudden jerks, uncon- 
 sciousness (typhus), ICalad. 
 
 Breathing, labored: jg@T" Dyspnoea. 
 
 Breathing, larynx : cold sensation, IRhus. 
 
 Breathing, liver: pain, ICalc: pinching or 
 sharp pain causes him to hold breath, IBerb.; 
 dull stitches, 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Breathing, loss of breath : $x$^ impeded. 
 
 Breathing, loud : Amm. c, ICarbo v., ICham., 
 Cina., I INux v., IOp., Samb.; with anxiety, 
 Ammoniac; blowing, Arm; in bronchitis, 
 
 i Chloral; in coma, ICinch.; in croup, could 
 be heard distinctly through house, I IKali 
 bi.; when lying on right side, less on 
 left (pneumonia), I ISul.; with palpitation, 
 IVer.; in pericarditis, IColch.; rattling 
 (Bright's disease), lArs.; while sitting, as if 
 asleep, IFerr.; during sleep, Carbo v.; with 
 heavy sleep which he falls into while begging 
 to know if he is to die, with fear of death, 
 Variol. 
 
 Breathing, lungs : sensation as if lung would 
 not 'expand, I Aeon.; long-lasting suffoca- 
 ting attacks, threatening paralysis, IILach.; 
 soreness, like a wound, in left, I IChel. ; stitch- 
 ing, in left, Codeim; feels as if two ulcerated 
 surfaces were in contact, Iodof. 
 
 Breathing, lying: easier, IHell. ; sensation as 
 if breath would leave when trying to sleep, 
 has to jump up and stir herself for an hour 
 or so, every night, 1 1 Lac c JlHf" Dyspnoea, 
 lying. 
 
 Breathing, mental condition : anxious, lAcon., 
 Ananth., Apis, lArs., Bell., ICamph., Crotal., 
 ■Ipec, IKali c, INatr. m., HPhos., Plat., 
 IPrum, ISamb., Sec, Tabac, I I Zinc; anxious, 
 lying on back, iEthus.; anxious, with chloro- 
 sis, I INatr. m.; anxiety, as if he must choke, 
 ■ IChel.; anxious, in colic, I INux v.; anxious, 
 as if throat were constricted, mostly in even- 
 ing and at night when lying down, IPuls.; 
 anxious, in convulsions, ICoccul.; anxious, 
 with dry, barking cough (croup), ISpong. ; 
 anxious, in diphtheria, I ISpong.; anxious, 
 with elevation of whole thorax and especially 
 of left side, IPhos.; anxious, in evening, 
 with formication, Cist. ; anxious, with fever, 
 Bufo. ; anxious, frequent, forty-eight and fifty 
 per minute, Cupr. s.; anxious, during heat, 
 Sabad.; anxious, interrupted, Cupr. s. ; anx- 
 ious, with lamentations and moaning, Plumb.; 
 anxious, in lumbago, IColoc; anxious, in ma- 
 nia, IBelL; anxious, in pneumonia, ICamph.; 
 anxious, in pleuro-pneumonia biliosa, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 anxious, with quick, hard pulse, IOp.; anx- 
 ious, stitches in chest, must sit up, Bry.; anx- 
 ious, with profuse sweat, Mang.; anxious dur- 
 ing heat and sweat, Stram.; anxious, in ty- 
 phus and yellow fever, lArs.; as if whole 
 attention must be centred on act, Chlor. ; 
 distressed, I INux v.; as if every breath were 
 his last, Oleand. JS^ Dyspnoea and Suffo- 
 cation mental condition. 
 
 Breathing, metallic sound : IKaol. 
 
 Breathing, moaning: Bell., Cina, IMur. ac, 
 IOp., Sec; in catarrhal croup, I Ant. t.; with 
 gentle breathing (meningitis), I IRhus; in hae- 
 matemesis, lArs. ; in repercussion of measles, 
 ILach. ; with open mouth, Squilla ; in shock 
 from injury, IOp. ; in asphyctic form of urae- 
 mia, IHydr. ac. Ji^ groaning. 
 
 Breathing, moist sound : Bry. ; in pericarditis, 
 IColch. fi@- rattling. 
 
 Breathing, mouth: open, Cham.; open, tongue 
 protruding, in diphtheria, ILyc JB^ ster- 
 torous ; also Chap. 7, Nose stopped. 
 
 Breathing, noisy: Agar., ICalc, I IHydr. ac, 
 UPhos., ISpong.; in intermittent apoplexy, 
 IChin. s.; in asthma Millari, IOp.; in bron- 
 chial asthma, I ISinap.; in croup, Cub., IHep.; 
 in emphysema, IBrorm; makes a sound as 
 though respiration would fail her, ICalc; as 
 in laryngo-stenosis (coryza), I ISpong.; from 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 spasm in glottis, IKalm. g^ dry, groaning, 
 harsh, hissing, hoarse, loud, metallic, 
 moaning, moist, rattling, sawing, sibilant, 
 sighing, sobbing, stertorous, stridulous, 
 wheezing ; also Expiration and Inspiration 
 noisy; also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and 
 Trachea mucus and noise. 
 
 Breathing, nose : loud breathing through (tu- 
 berculosis), ICalc; nasal, in pneumonia, 
 I I Zinc. ; difficult, Ailant.; must take long 
 breath before sneezing, ICepa ; impeded, with 
 apprehension and oppression, I Zinc. 
 Jg^" Chap. 7, Nose, stopped. 
 
 Breathing, obstructed : jpg^ impeded. 
 
 Breathing, odor of breath : ammoniacal, Ars. h.; 
 fetid, Aeon., lArg. nit., IIArn., I Ars., lAur. 
 met., IBar. c, IBell., ICham., Dig., Eucal., 
 ■Graph., IGels., IKali ph., ILyc, liMerc, 
 INatr. m., INux v., IPetrol., IPuls., Sang., 
 ISep., ISiL, ISpig., IStann., Stront, Syph.; 
 fetid, in albuminuria, or gastro-enteritis, 
 lApis; fetid, with bronchial dilatation, IKali 
 bi.; fetid, with constipation, after diphtheria 
 or scarlatina, IPhyt. ; fetid, in yellow fever, 
 IGels.; fetid, from posterior nares, Chrom. ac; 
 fetid, with diseased submaxillary gland, IKali 
 iod. ; foul, with chill, in a child, ICina ; foul, 
 in scirrhus of os uteri, lArg. met.; foul, in in- 
 cipient tubercular disease, I ITuberc; mercu- 
 curial fetor, Merc, sul.; musty, from posterior 
 nares, Chrom. ac. ; offensive, Cochl., Daph., 
 ILyc, Seneg.; offensive, when coughing, 
 IIDros., IMerc; offensive, in diphtheria, 
 IKali perm., ILach., ILyc, IMerc. cy., 
 UPhyt.; horribly offensive, MVariol.; offen- 
 sive, in myopia, I Arg. nit.; offensive, in pur- 
 pura hsemorrhagica, I I Phos. ; like pepper, 
 Ascl. t.; putrescent, in repercussion of measles, 
 ILach.; sour, ICham., IIMagn. c; sulphur- 
 ous, Lyss. Eg^T Chap. 12, Mouth odor ; also 
 Chap. 13, Throat diphtheria, gangrene, and 
 odor. 
 
 Breathing, oppressed (heavy) : Acet. ac, 
 Amm. c, lAmyl., Ant. c, Ant. chl., 1 1 Apis, 
 I Arg. nit., Arn., 1 1 Ars., I Ars. s. f., IBell., 
 Brach., ICact., Calad., ICamph., ICann. s., 
 ■Caust., ICed., IChloral., ICina, Cinch., Cin- 
 nam., ICoccul., Cochl., Corao., Coral., IDig., 
 Euph., IFerr., IGels., IGlon., Ilpec, IKali bi., 
 I IKali c, I IKali m., IKalm., IMagn. m., Mar. 
 v., IMez., INatr. m.,1 INuxm.,INux v.,CEnan., 
 lOxal. ac, HPhos., IPhos.ac, IPhyt., Plumb., 
 Sabad., ISuL, I I Thuya, Vespa, IZinc, Ziz. ; 
 with constrictive pain in abdomen, to chest, 
 with diarrhoea, INatn s.; every afternoon 
 about 5, Med.; better in open air, worse in 
 room, morning and evening, I ISep.; with an- 
 guish, IOp.; with violent anxiety, IPlat.; 
 anxious, I Ars., IMez.; anxious, as if unable 
 to draw a long breath, IRhus ; anxious, 
 as from a heavy stone on chest, Alum.; 
 (apoplexy), ICoccul.; during apyrexia, 1 1 Sa- 
 bad.; in ascites, ICepa ; when ascending 
 heights or walking quickly (goitre), I I Sul.; 
 in attacks, worse at night in bed or warm 
 room (chronic laryngitis), I Apis; awakens, 
 Benz. ac. ; awakens at 2 a.m., IKali bi.; awak- 
 ens in morning, especially in oedema of lungs, 
 IKali iod.; with chronic bronchitis, ICact.; 
 with carditis, ICact.; with chill and fever, 
 IKali c; with chlorosis, IINatr. m.; in cholera, 
 llris ; by clothing (chronic dyspepsia), IMerc 
 
 cor.; chronic, ICact.; as from taking cold, 
 Calc ff.; with contraction of chest, wakes after 
 midnight, ILach.; in convulsions, ICoccul.; 
 alternates with convulsions, llgn.; caused by 
 cough, INitr. ac, IStann.; with cough, at 6 
 a.m., Bapt.; with desire to take deep breath, 
 IMerc; worse from deep breathing, ILyc; 
 difficult, ICarbol. ac; in diphtheria, ILach. ; 
 after drinking, ICimex ; with dyspnoea, Bar. 
 m.; after eating, Sars.; worse after eating, 
 IMagn. m.; with sudden heaviness of chest, 
 after dinner, IMagn. m. ; with constant bloat- 
 ing of epigastrium, even in morning before 
 breakfast, worse after eating, 1 1 Sul.; proceed- 
 ing from epigastrium, INuxm.; with pressure, 
 drawing and fulness in epigastrium, 1 1 Rhod. ; 
 with epistaxis, IHam.; with erysipelatous 
 inflamed eruption on hand, similar to erup- 
 tion of Rhus tox., IKalm.; by eructations, Asaf.; 
 in evening, Ran. b., IStann.; in evening, 
 worse on going up stairs, lElaps ; towards 
 evening, Ant. t. ; worse in evening, IZinc. ; 
 worse in evening (pertussis), ICepa; caused 
 by rapid exhaustion, IThuya ; better by ex- 
 pectoration (influenza), IIAnt. t. ; after ex- 
 posure, I IRhus; after faceache, ICoccion. ; 
 during fever, in intermittent, INatr. m.; with 
 fever, Elaps ; in gastralgia, ILyc; in hsemate- 
 mesis, Ilpec; with headache, ICalc. ; in sick 
 headache, ITabac; in heart affection, IMosch.; 
 I with violent and irregular heart action, worse 
 ' from slight exertion (chest affection), Men- 
 yanth.; during heat, after intermittent, 
 I Ars.; with hemorrhage of lungs, Ilpec; 
 chronic passive hemorrhage, 1 1 Sec. ; from 
 tightness around hypochondria, INux v.; 
 worse during inspiration, Ferr. mur.; during 
 inspiration (croup), IPhos.; better by a few 
 deep inspirations, IChel.; with burning 
 in kidneys, Bufo.; during labor, IChin. s.; 
 making locomotion almost impossible (cirr- 
 hotic kidney), 1 1 Plumb.; she could hardly lie 
 down, better bending forward (ascites), 
 IColch.; while lying, lOleand., IStann.; mas- 
 titis, I IPhos.; menses irregular, IDig.; about 
 midnight, Arum d.; morning, when awaking, 
 ICon.; worse 4 a.m., Lil. tig.; from motion, 
 Plumb.; from every movement, IStann.; with 
 pressing tearing pain in nape of neck and ver- 
 tex (rheumatism), ILyc.; worseat night, IOp.; 
 worse at night, in coryza, Berb.; worse at 
 night, in hay fever, MSinap. ; during night, 
 I Coca ; from pain in sternum, Cann. s.; by 
 catching pain under right breast, I I Merc. iod. 
 rub.; from sharp pain in left side, Como.; 
 with pressure over lower half of chest in walk- 
 ing, Val.; with palpitation, ICact., ICamph.; 
 with palpitation and anxiety, IKalm.; accom- 
 panying symptoms in parts not involved in 
 the act of breathing, IPuls.; with constriction 
 of pharynx, Canth.; in pneumonia, ICact., 
 ICamph.; with pressure in bronchia, Astac; 
 from pressure in middle of chest (pertus- 
 sis), ICepa ; in prolapsus and hemorrhage, 
 with profuse clotted blood, Ilpec; in pros- 
 opalgia, I I Staph.; when quiet (asthma), 
 llod.; with loud rales (pneumonia), IRan. b.; 
 rapid and painful, I I Led.; in retinitis al- 
 buminurica, I Ars.; with pressure in rectum, 
 ICalc; in rheumatism, IKalm.; more towards 
 right side (angina pectoris), I lOxal. ac- 
 in scarlatina, 1 1 Ailant.; in scarlatina or hyl 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 drothorax, lApis ; in sexual debility, IDig.; 
 short, I IFerr.; short, on bending arms back- 
 ward, IISul.; better on throwing shoulders 
 back, ICalc; with sighing, Lye. vir., Lyss.; 
 with sighing, in morbus Brightii, ILyc. vir.; 
 better by sighing, Brach.; must rest in sitting 
 position (phthisis pituitosa),ILyc; worse sit- 
 ting stooped, better straightening up or walk- 
 ing in open air, Alum.; disturbs sleep, Aspar.;* 
 slow (concussion of brain), IHell.; slow and 
 deep, Dig.; with sensation as if he were 
 about to smother (lumbago), IColoc; going up 
 stairs, Agnus; on going up stairs (bronchitis), 
 ICact.; with sticking, at night, Rhus; begin- 
 ning in stomach and spreading into throat, 
 llgn.; with pain on stomach, spreading over 
 half of sternum (perforating ulcer), IKali c; 
 after stool, ICalc; sudden, between 10 and 12 
 a.m. and 4 and 6 p.m. (asthma), IDig.; with 
 tightness across chest, IStram.; with trem- 
 bling of limbs after fright or anger, worse 
 evening, after eating, change of temperature, 
 especially from heat to cold, Ean. b.; in tu- 
 berculosis, IHep.; in typhus, lArg. nit.; un- 
 satisfied feeling, afternoon, with weight in 
 precordial region, Bapt.; in urticaria, ILed.; 
 caused by bearing down in uterus, comes 
 from back to abdomen, USep.; caused by 
 pressure in uterus, Sep. ; with vertigo, Cinnam.; 
 can scarcely walk (dropsy), I Apis; on walk- 
 ing fast, backache, uterine symptoms, 1 1 Ang.; 
 when walking and lying, I IDig.; especially 
 when walking, worse stooping, IKali c; 
 worse on walking in open air, with weakness, 
 ILyc; from feeling of weight, IGlon.; caused 
 by" sense of weight in chest and occasional 
 light cough (affection of brain), IGlon.; with 
 wheezing (asthma thymicum), ISamb.; as if 
 chest were not wide enough, ICham.; as if 
 chest were not wide enough, especially in 
 . open air and when stooping, Seneg. Bi^ im- 
 peded; also Dyspnoea ; also Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest oppression. 
 
 Breathing, painful: Ars. h., Cinch., Sang., 
 Syph. ; as from inhalation of cold air or acrid 
 vapor, Ant. c; in asthma, I I Zing.; in right 
 side of back and stomach, Brach. ; before 
 breakfast, Ars. m. ; in bronchitis, -Chloral.; 
 catching pain in back and diaph ragm , I I Petrol . ; 
 when taking a long breath sharp pains in 
 chest, Bapt.; in dysmenorrhoea, I ITarant.; as 
 from weight in epigastrium, Ferr. iod.; labored, 
 ■Dig.; especially in base of left lung, Ascl. t. ; 
 worse lying, better in fresh air ana" upright 
 position, Apis; through right nipple,. Eup. 
 perf.; with inflammatory and congestive con- 
 dition of ovaries, especially in right, with sore- 
 ness and sensitiveness before menses, Lace; 
 in lobular pneumonia, IKali iod.; in margin 
 of left rib, especially during expiration, Card, 
 m.; shortness in veta, ICoca ; soreness below 
 left nipple, with sensation of something tear- 
 ing and pleuritic stitches radiating all over 
 left chest, I I Ran. b.; from inflammatory and 
 congestive condition of uterus, with soreness 
 and tenderness, ILac c; after walking, INitr. 
 sp. d. 
 
 Breathing, palpitation : from holding breath, 
 llSpig. g®" impeded heart. 
 
 Breathing, panting: Amyg., Arg. nit., Ars., 
 ICarboa., Caulo., ICina, llpec, Laur., I INitr. 
 ac, INuxm., UPhos., ISpong., Tarant.,IIVer. 
 
 v.; in amenorrhoea, ICoccul.; in angina pec- 
 toris, lArn.; in asthma, llpec; in dry asthma,, 
 I ISquilla ; on awaking, IKali bi.; from breath, 
 IPhyt.; in bronchitis, IPhos.; in bronchial 
 and vesical catarrh, ICop.; after suppressed 
 coryza (asthma), lArs.; in whooping cough, 
 in croup, Cub.; panting like a dog, Bufo.; 
 
 . with violent fever, Thlaspi ; in heart disease,. 
 lApoc, ILyc vir.; at night (fever), Calad.; in 
 pneumonia, lAnt. t.; in talking, as if out of 
 breath, Plumb.; with spasmodic tightness of 
 chest, llpec; in trancelike state, Amyl.; in 
 uterine disturbance and rheumatism, 1 1 Caulo. ; 
 from walking fast and manual labor, ISiL; 
 while working, INitr. ac JPiP' gasping,, 
 rapid, short, 
 
 Breathing, puffing : fl@- blowing, stertor- 
 ous. 
 
 Breathing, quick : flg^- rapid. 
 
 Breathing, rapid (accelerated, hurried) : 1 1 Aeon., 
 JEsc. h., Alum., IIAmyl., IIAnt. t., Apis, 
 I Arg. nit., I Ars., Ars. li., lAspar., Bar. c, 
 IBell., IBry., ICalc p., ICamph., ICarbo v., 
 ICed., ICham., IICheL, Chlor., Cinch., Clem. r 
 Cochl., Cub., Cycl., Eucal., IIGels., IGlon., 
 ■Hep., Iber., llpec, Lyss., IOp., ■Phos., 
 Plant., I IPrun., IRhus, Sal. ac, ISamb., 
 ■Stram., Tabac.,1 ITuberc, Vespa, Vinca, Ziz.; 
 after abortion, INux m.; agitated, IIHydr. 
 ac; in anthrax, Anthrac; with anxiety, Am- 
 moniac; anxious, in asthma Millari, ICup. 
 m.; in apoplexy, I IPuls.; onawaking, Act.rac;: 
 on awaking from sleep (croup), IKali br.; in 
 Bright' s disease, I Ars.; in bronchitis, ICina,-; 
 in bronchial catarrh, IHep., ILach.; in bron- 
 chial and vesical catarrh, ICop.; with shoot- 
 ing in cervical muscles, Sul. ac; with much 
 effort of chest and distortion of face (croup), 
 I I Spong. ; during chill, IStram. ; in colic, I I Nux 
 v. ; with congestion of chest,! Ver. v. ; in convul- 
 sions, ICoccul.; seventy-six, in epileptiform 
 convulsions, I I Ver. v.; with cough (croup), 
 I ISamb.; in whooping cough, ICup.ac, IStram.;: 
 interrupted every few seconds by cough (pneu- 
 monia), IISul.; worse coughing, Alum.; in 
 croup, IBrOm., IPhos., I ISpong.; in mem- 
 branous croup, IKali bi.; deep, Cham.; deep, 
 presses chest forward and arches back, as if 
 endeavoring to remove obstruction in chest, 
 accompanied by a peculiar motion of head 
 and mouth, and gasping for air, 1 1 Op.; better 
 by a deep breath, . I ITereb.; in dentition, 
 ICham.; fifty, in diphtheria, I ISpong.; in 
 dropsy, after scarlatina, I Apis; with eleva- 
 tion of whole thorax, especially of left side, 
 I IPhos.; with fulness at epigastrium, Jacar. ; 
 sweat in face, evenings, Agar.; falls down sud- 
 denly as if dead, after singing, Lyss. ; typho- 
 malarial fever, twentieth day, IHam.; forty a 
 minute, ILach.; in spasmus glottidis, IISul.; 
 in haemoptysis, llpec; in pericarditis,IColch.; 
 heat all over, evenings, Agar.; as from heat in 
 epigastrium and chest, I I Bry. ; in hydrotho- 
 rax, IMerc sul.; impending hydrocephaloid, 
 ICinch.; almost imperceptible (sunstroke), 
 IGlon.; worse on deep inspiration and 
 talking, better lying on affected side, but 
 pains compel him to lie on back (rheumatic 
 fever), I I Thuya; in membranous laryngitis, 
 Hod.; loud, mucous rales, IPhyt.; when 
 lying (children), Ant. t.; in mania, IHyos.;- 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICalab., IHydr„ 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 ac; in melancholia, I Arg. nit.; menses irregu- 
 lar, I Dig.; caused by mental exertion, IPlant.; 
 especially on moving, going up stairs, or walk- 
 ing, I I Apis; mucous(chronic cough), ILyc;with 
 nausea, I I Agar.; at night, I ISpong.; and noisy 
 in convulsions, ICup. m.; with movement of 
 wings of nose, Sul. ac; with oppression (chest 
 affection after abortion), INux m.; from op- 
 pression, cannot talk well during chill and 
 fever (ague), IKali c; with palpitation, lYer.; 
 in paroxysms, Oxal. : ac; in pericarditis, 
 IColch.; in pneumonia, I Ant. t., IKreo., 
 IMelil., I I Puis., IIYer. v. ; infantile pneumo- 
 nia, I IPhos.; in pleuro-pneumonia, IIBry.; in 
 typhoid pneumonia, ISang.; fifty a minute, in 
 pneumonia, I I Puis.; fifty to sixty, in pneu- 
 monia, ILyc; sixty, in pneumonia, Hod.; 
 sixty, in broncho-pneumonia, ILyc; in phthis- 
 is, I IStann., I ITuberc; thirty, in phthisis, 
 IBrom.; propped up in bed (endocarditis), 
 lAur. met,; with weak pulse and nervous agi- 
 tation, Crotal.; indescribably quick, with 
 neurosis of chest, I ISil.; rattling, HCham.; 
 rattling, with cough, Cup. m.; even at rest, 
 worse on exertion (phthisis), lArs. i.; in 
 rheumatism, IDig.; deep, without motion of 
 ribs, Bry.; in scarlatina, IIAilant., I Apis, 
 I Merc, IZinc.; in shock from injury, IOp.; 
 short, irregular, alternates with slow, gentle, 
 at times almost imperceptible (child), IBell.; 
 short, left side less raised than right during 
 respiration (pneumonia), I I Sul.; during sleep, 
 Con .; sobbing, Cup. s.; during spasms of mus- 
 cles, worse night, dropping off to sleep (trau- 
 matic tetanus), IHydr. ac; labored, during 
 spasms of muscles, worse night, dropping off 
 to sleep (traumatic tetanus), IHydr. ac; in 
 spinal irritatiou, ■Chin, s.; in summer com- 
 plaint, IFerr. ph.; superficial,in heart affection, 
 IFerr. m.; thirty-two in tetanus, after a burn, 
 lAmyl.; thirty-four a minute, Vespa ; rat- 
 tling in throat, Amyg.; in thrombosis, I Apis ; 
 forty, in tuberculosis, INatr. a.; in typhoid, 
 IIMur. ac; in typhus, lArs., I IZinc; in 
 typhus or yellow fever, lArs.; twenty- 
 eight, in variola, I I Chin, s.; after walk- 
 ing, INitr. sp. d.; onwalkinga short distance 
 becomes hurried ; if attempt is persevered 
 in it becomes quick, difficult and painful, 
 and a sensation of painful constriction is felt 
 underneath sternum, INitr. sp. d. 
 g^g* panting. 
 Breathing, rattling : IIAnt, t., Arg. nit., I Art. 
 v., I I Asaf., IBar. m., Bell., ICarbo a., ICarbo 
 v., ICham., ICup. m., IIHep., IHyos., Illpec, 
 ILyc, Lyss., IOp., IPhos., Plumb., IPuls., 
 I ISil.; in bronchial catarrh, I Apis ; in bron- 
 chitis, ICina; with comatose sleep, IOp.; with 
 congestion to chest, IOp.; with cough, ICham.; 
 in laryngeal croup, IPhos.; as in diphtheria 
 (malignant scarlatina), I I Strain.; in eclampsia, 
 INux v.; fine rales, IOp.; but little impeded 
 (croup), I ISpong.; with mucous rales, in influ- 
 enza, IChel.; laryngeal, Arum d. ; in left 
 chest, I Mane ; towards midnight, IStram.; in 
 pneumonia, IIAnt. t., IRan. b.; threatened 
 paralysis of lungs (pneumonia of old people), 
 ■Camph. ; must sit up (pleurisy), Squilla ; 
 and snoring, IOp.; with pulmonary spasms, 
 IOp.; during sweat, IStram.; loud tracheal 
 rales, CEnan.; in typhoid, ILyc, IIMur. ac; in 
 typhus or yellow fever, lArs. f^g** moist, 
 
 noisy ; also Air passages, Bronchia, Larynx 
 and Trachea mucus. 
 
 Breathing, sawing : Lact. ac; between coughs 
 (whooping cough, croup), ISpong.; in croup, 
 I Ant. t., IBrom., I ISpong.; in croup, after 
 failure of Aconitum,Bromium, Hepar, Iodum,. 
 Phosphorus, Spongia, IKaol.; in membranous 
 croup, Hod.; in diphtheria, I ISpong.; in diph- 
 theria, after scarlatina, ICon.; in oedema of 
 larynx, ISang. Jg^ 15 harsh. 
 
 Breathing, short: Alum., Amm. m., I I Amyg., 
 Ananth., Ant. c, IIAnt. t., lApis, Apoc, Arg. 
 nit., lArs., Arund., Bell., ICalc. p., ICamph., 
 ICarbo v., HCaust., Cimex, Cinch., I IFerr. , 
 Ferr. iod., I I Iodoform followed 'by Tuberc, 
 llpec, IKali ph., IL.il. tig., Lobel. i., I IMillef., 
 IMur. ac, INaja, INitr. ac, INux v., CEnan., 
 HPhos., Pod., IPrun., IPsor., I IPuls., Sabad., 
 Sul. ac, I ITereb., I I Ver., Viol.,. I IZinc, Zing.; 
 after abortion, INux m. ; in afternoon, Asar.; 
 in amenorrhcea, I IXan. ; in angina pectoris, 
 I Arm; with anxiety, Ammoniac; anxious, in 
 meningitis, ICup. ac; anxious, quick, with 
 rattling on chest and great oppression and 
 sobbing (pneumonia), IMerc; when ascend- 
 ing a height, Bar. c; especially when ascend- 
 ing (ascites), I Apis ; in asthma, I ITabac; in 
 nervous asthma, IKreo.; on awaking from 
 sleep before midnight, with cough, IRhus; 
 worse bending upper part of body backward, 
 ICup. m. ; in bronchitis, ICina, INux v.; 
 in catarrh, I Coccus ; as if chest were con- 
 stricted, IPlat.; pain in right chest, Act. rac; 
 from tension of chest, INatr. c; with tension 
 across chest, Rhus ; in chlorosis, ICalc, I ISa- 
 bina ; in cholera, I Arg. nit.; after coffee, in 
 afternoon, IBell.; during coition, Arund.; with 
 collapse, Hippoz. ; as if chest were constricted, 
 I IPlat.; puerperal convulsions, I Ant. t.; after 
 cough, llpec, HPhos.; during cough, Bry.; 
 with cough, IBrom., Cain., ICalc p., Cop., 
 Merc; with cough, particularly during day, 
 I IStann. ; with dry cough, in influenza, 
 I IPhell.; with dry cough, worse while walk- 
 ing, Phell.; in whooping cough, IBry.; with 
 whooping cough, worse at night, Con.; before 
 paroxysms of cough, ICaust,, I IPhos.; before 
 and during paroxysms of cough (bronchitis), 
 ILyc; croaking, Cham.; in croup, IPhos.; 
 with diarrhoea, Thuya; difficult, ICaetor., 
 Stann.; immediately after dinner, IPuls. ; after 
 diphtheria, ILac c; with drowsiness, Ant. c, 
 ICham.; as from inhaling dust, llpec; in 
 dysmenorrhcea, I ITarant.; after eating, Anac, 
 INux m., Sars. ; after eating, in dyspepsia, 
 ILach.; elevation of whole thorax, especially 
 of left side, I IPhos.; with aching in epigastri- 
 um, Yacc. ; with sensation of fulness in epigas- 
 trium, as after a full meal, or as from overlift- 
 ing,Prun. ; with shooting in epigastrium, Berb.; 
 after suppressed eruption, 1 1 Apis ; in evening, 
 I IRan. b. ; in evening, in bed, IISul.; from 
 exertion, Amm. c, IIArs., HLyc, INatr. m., 
 Squilla ; from every exertion, especially as- 
 cending, Squilla ; from exertion with hands, 
 Bo v.; upon least exertion, with tumultuous 
 beating of heart, I IPhos.; caused by rapid 
 exhaustion, IThuya ; from suppressed expec- 
 toration, especially if drowsy, IIAnt. t.; with 
 fever, Bufo. ; from flatulence after eating, 
 Zinc. ; in forenoon, when walking fast, Cas- 
 tor, ; frequent attacks, without cause , I I Plumb.; 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 in gastralgia, ICham., Chel., IStann.; in hse- 
 moptysis, llpec; with heat in head, IChel.; 
 in heart disease, I Lye. vir. ; produced by stick- 
 ing and shooting pain in heart, with corre- 
 sponding pain in right side,Lyss.; during heat, 
 I Apis ; with burning, I ICact.; in chronic 
 passive hemorrhage, I I Sec; in hy-drothorax , 
 IMerc. sul.; from fulness and constriction in 
 hypogastrium and upper portion of abdomen, 
 Staph.; in influenza, IChel.; worse on deep in- 
 spiration and talking, better lying on affected 
 side, but pains compel him to lie on back 
 (rheumatic fever), 1 1 Thuya ; labored, Cupr. s.; 
 in membranous laryngitis, Hod.; caused by 
 touching larynx, worse moving, I Lach.; worse 
 laughing, ICup. m.; must lie with head high 
 {chronic ovaritis), Hod. ; when lying on back, 
 iEthus. ; lying on back, better turning to side, 
 Alum.; on lying down at night, obliged to sit 
 up, worse after midnight, better drinking cof- 
 fee or sugar with water, worse going up stairs 
 (asthma), lArs. ; particularly when lying, with 
 pressing, tearing pains in nape of neck and 
 vertex (rheumatism), I Lye; moaning, ICham.; 
 worse during increase of moon, better during 
 decrease, IPhell.; in morning, I I Kali c; after 
 motion, especially of hands (rheumatism of 
 heart), ILach.; worse from motion, must sit 
 up (dropsy), ILyc; worse from least motion, 
 IIBry., I IRhod.; on slight movement, even in 
 house, better if he sits still, IVer.; from ac- 
 cumulation of mucus, Seneg.; as if he had 
 mucus in chest, Cina ; from mucus in 
 trachea, Thuya ; in nervous debility, ICurar.; 
 at night, Asar., IRhus ; in nymphomania, 
 MStram.; with oppression, ILyc; and op- 
 pression on bending arms backward, IISul.; 
 oppression, after catarrh (pneumonia), 1 1 Puis.; 
 with oppression of lower portion of chest, 
 ■Phos.; with oppression in perimyelitis, 1 1 Sep.; 
 oppression, causing him to start from sleep 
 (croup), IHep.; oppression with tearing stitches 
 during motion and rest, Cycl.; with pain in 
 chest when inhaling, Ast. r.; with palpitation, 
 ICact.; with palpitation on ascending, I I Kali 
 ph.; panting, Cham.; paroxysms, Oxal. ac; 
 in pericarditis, IColch.; in phthisis, ICetrar., 
 I IStann.; with incipient phthisis, IKali c; 
 with piercing pain in left side, INatr. s.; in 
 plasterers, Calc s. ; in pneumonia, lAnt t., 
 ICamph., I INux v., IPhos., I I Puis.; in neglect- 
 ed pneumonia, ILyc; in pleuro-pneumonia, 
 IKali iod.; in typhoid pneumonia, ISang.; with 
 pressure and sensation as if bruised in left 
 chest in morning after rising, spreads over 
 chest, I I Ran. b.; obliges quick breathing in- 
 voluntarily, IKalm.; when raising one's self, 
 Aeon.; with loud rales (pneumonia), IRan. b. ; 
 rapid, while thorax is violently contracted 
 and expanded, IMosch.; rapid, a mere heaving 
 of chest (torpid typhoid pneumonia), ISul.; 
 with rattling, ICham.; with rattling, after 
 drinking, talking, coughing, IMur. ac; attacks 
 of rattling in trachea (croup), I ISpong.; in 
 scarlatina, IMerc; worse sitting a longtime, 
 particularly in stooping posture and after mo- 
 tion, I I Sep.; cannot sleep nor work, I IStann.; 
 during sleep, Con. ; during sleep (lung affec- 
 tions), I ILyc; during sleep, after 12 p.m., 
 I Aeon.; sobbing during sleep, ICalc; when 
 going up stairs, Arund., Berb., ISars., ISeneg.; 
 on going up stairs (menorrhagia), IPlumb.; 
 
 on going up stairs, so he cannot speak, Bor.; 
 on going up stairs or walking, I IMerc; walk- 
 ing, has to stand still (incipient tuberculosis), 
 i Agar.; with pressive pain in upper part of 
 sternum, UPhos.; from stitches in chest, with 
 stitches in left chest, if he coughs while stand- 
 ing, INatr. s. ; caused by stitches in left chest 
 in evening (lung affections), IKali n.; on ac- 
 count of stitches and constriction of larynx, 
 Asar. ; with fulness and oppression of stomach, 
 IOp.; with spasms of stomach, ICoccul., Sa- 
 bad.; as if a stone were lying on chest, Viol.; 
 during stool, IRhus ; superficial, quick, worse 
 by cough, ICup. m.; cannot swallow more 
 than one sip of water (pneumonia), IPhos.; 
 with profuse sweat, Mang.; from talking 
 much, IISul.; worse talking, with red cheeks 
 and lips, ISpig.; with elevation of thorax, 
 Cham.; raised right side of thorax only, thirty 
 in a minute, could be heard at very apex of 
 lung only, IDiad.; with tightness of chest, 
 Ruta; with toothache during pregnancy, 
 ISep.; in typhus, lArg. nit.; in typhus ab- 
 dominalis, I INux v.; typhus, during heat after 
 intermittent ( Bright' s disease), lArs.; in sud- 
 den unconsciousness, ICoccul.; going uphill 
 or up stairs, ICarbol. ac; worse inhaling acid 
 vapors, ICup. m.; in confluent variola, lApis; 
 after walking and on making slightest ascent, 
 
 I ICalc; when walking, Arund.,IArs.,ICarbo v., 
 Con., IPrun., ISep.; when walking in open 
 air, IISul.; when walking in open air, better 
 lying down, I IPsor. ; when walking, especially 
 ascending, Cact.; when walking fast, I INatr. 
 m., 1 1 Puis.; from walking fast and manual 
 labor, ISil.j when walking, gradually better 
 by rest, Natr. s. ; worse on walking quickly, 
 ICup. m. JS®" Dyspnoea, exertion, etc.; also 
 Chap. 29, Heart breathing. 
 
 Breathing, sibilant : Arg. nit. 
 
 Breathing, sighing: Act. rac, lAspar., IBry., 
 Calad., ICamph., ICham., Chlorof., Cup. in., 
 IIDig.,1 lEup. pur.,IGels.,IGlon.,IIgn.,Lil.tig., 
 ILyss., IMerc. cor., Pod., IPuls., Sec, I IVer. v.; 
 in chronic cystitis and irritability of bladder, 
 
 I I Sep. ; deep,Arg.nit. ; deep, after eating,Ant.c ; 
 constant disposition, I IBry.; dyspnoea, Amyl.; 
 with dyspnoea, ILyss. ; may be caused by vio- 
 lent expiration, Lyss.; faintness, IPhyt.; in- 
 clination (intermittent), ICarbo v. ; inclina- 
 tion or get very deep breath, Lobel. i.; invol- 
 untary, I ICalc. p.; involuntary (heart affec- 
 tion), IFerr. mur.; with lamentations and 
 moaning, Plumb.; with nervous excitability, 
 MCalab.; subdued, painful, sigh _ following 
 deep,quickbreathing,IBor.;inphthisisflorida, 
 I IMerc. cor.; slight relief from, Lil. tig.; in 
 shock, IHyper. Jg^* Chap. 1, Mind, Sighing. 
 
 Breathing, sleep: awakens with anxiety, ICalc; 
 loud, blowing, during, lArn. ; breath fades 
 away when going to, seems to be gone, 
 wakes with gasp to catch it, IDig.; unequal, 
 I Ant. t; worse after, Sep.; worse after wak- 
 ing (croup), ILach. 
 
 Breathing, slow: Amyg., I I Apis, ICamph., 
 ■Caps., Chin, s., Chloral., Chlorof., Clem., 
 Cop., IDig., IGels., IHyos., I llgn., IMer. 
 cor., I INux m., INux v., CEnan., IOp., Sec., 
 ISpong. ; in apoplexy, ICoccul. ; with asthmatic 
 attacks, IColoc ; with contraction of chest, 
 wakes after midnight, ILach. ; deep, Bry. ; 
 deep, as after exhaustion, ISpong. ; with 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 faintness, IPhyt.; feeble, in cholera infantum, 
 ILaur. ; feeble, moaning, or rattling, Laur.; 
 four to the minute, IOp.; at long intervals, 
 IHydr. ac. ; irritable heart, lAsaf. ; labored 
 (emansio mensium), IDig.; labored and drawn 
 at long intervals, IOp.; labored, in sunstroke, 
 IGlon.; in meningitis, I I Ant. t. ; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, IHydr. ac. ; five per minute, 
 IDiosc; twelve per minute, Amyg.; with 
 moist sound, Dros. ; in morning when sitting 
 up quickly (asthma), ILach. ; and through 
 mouth (labor), 1 1 Lye; in pericarditis, IColch.; 
 prolonged , Amyg. ; imperceptible pulse, 
 I I Chloral; rattling (apoplexy), Aeon.; fifteen 
 in shock, IHyper. ; in shock of injury, 
 Chlorof. ; torpid (scarlatina), I Apis ; in ty- 
 phoid, IHell.; weak, in cholera infantum, 
 Laur. jgii" deep. 
 
 Breathing, snoring : $^" stertorous. 
 
 Breathing, sobbing : IBry., ICalc; in asthma 
 Millari, IGuarsea ; in phthisis florida, I I Merc. 
 cor.; short, anxious (irritation of brain during 
 dentition), ICup. ac. ; short, anxious, quick 
 (pneumonia), IMerc; spasmodic for three 
 days, IMagn. p. 8^* spasmodic. 
 
 Breathing, soft : Viol. 
 
 Breathing, spasmodic: Ang., GSnan.; in an- 
 thrax, Anthrac; convulsive, I I Amyg. ; con- 
 vulsive spasm in muscles of throat, Lyss. ; dif- 
 ficult, almost to suffocation, Yer. v.; worse 
 lying, better in fresh air and upright position, 
 Apis ; nervous, if she raises head from lying 
 on chest, with violent and convulsive efforts 
 at distension of chest, I ISpig.; slightly, lOxal. 
 ac; tightness, in intermittent, INatr. m. 
 fi^T sobbing. 
 
 Breathing, sponge: as if through, ISpong. 
 
 Breathing, stertorous (snoring) : Bapt,, Bell., 
 ICamph., I ICarbol. ac, ICham., Chlor., Chlo- 
 rof., Ferr. mur., IGlon., IXux m., (Enan., 
 Oleand., I IOp., ISpong., Stann., Stram.; in 
 apoplexy, IIXuxv., IIOp.; in arachnitis, 
 IChlorof.; in asthma Millari, IOp.; in concus- 
 sion of brain, IHyos. ; in coma, Amyg., ICinch., 
 IIOp.; with congestion to chest, IOp.; with 
 convulsions, I Art. v.; after convulsions, with 
 puffing lips at expirations, then coma (epi- 
 lepsy), IBufo.; convulsions after irregular 
 labor pains, IPuls.; puerperal convulsions, 
 IOp. ; in diphtheria, ILac c , Natr. m.; in diph- 
 theria after scarlatina, ICon.; in diphtheria 
 (malignant scarlatina), I I Stram.; in croup, 
 IHep.; as in croup, Stram.; with grayish yel- 
 low or dirty expectoration (bronchitis), ILyc; 
 better by expectoration, ICed.; in faceache, 
 IGlon.; with inflammatory affection of lungs, 
 INitr. ac; with insensibility, IIOp.; with 
 jaws fixed, Plumb.; in laryngitis, I Bell.; in 
 cerebrospinal meningitis, lApis ; with wide 
 open mouth, IOp. ; throat emits sound of letters 
 k, r (shock from injury), IOp.; in malignant 
 scarlatina, IIAmm. c; during sleep, Conn., 
 INuxv.; in apoplexy during sleep, IIBell.; 
 with stupid comatose sleep, IOp.; in sleep, 
 (croup), IBrom.; slower and slower, Amyg.; 
 with pulmonary spasms, IOp.; with parox- 
 ysms of syncope (apoplexy), IStram.; in te- 
 tanus, ICic; in typhoid, ILyc, IXitr. ac, 
 I I Stram.; in typhus or yellow fever, lArs. 
 BgT" noisy. 
 
 Breathing, stomach: fulness and oppression, 
 IOp. 
 
 Breathing, stopped : Jlgp^ impeded. 
 
 Breathing, stridulous : INuxv.; in catarrhal 
 croup, ISang.; in diphtheria, IKali bi. 
 I^T* Chap. 25, Glottis spasm ; also, Larynx 
 croup. 
 
 Breathing, suffocation : in chronic carditis, 
 Cact. 
 
 Breathing, superficial: HPhos., I IPuls.; after 
 abortion, IXux m. ; after disappointment in 
 her affections (cardiac weakness), I IPhos. ac: 
 impending hydrocephaloid, ICinch.; tranquil, 
 Atrop. s. Sib" feeble, gentle. 
 
 Breathing, suspended: fi^g" impeded. 
 
 Breathing, testicles : felt on, after injurv, 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Breathing, throat : sensation of air passing 
 into glands of neck (goitre), ISpong.; sensa- 
 tion as if air were passing up and down thy- 
 roid and cervical glands, Spong.; lancinating, 
 Bell.; shooting, IBell.; tickling, Hippom. 
 
 Breathing, trachea: pain in upper part, Bell. 
 
 Breathing, trembling : in pneumonia, I Ant. t. 
 
 Breathing, unpleasant feeling: lArs. s. f. 
 
 Breathing, veta : $g^ exertion. 
 
 Breathing, wave-like : comes in expansions, 
 Hod. 
 
 Breathing, weak : ggp" feeble. 
 
 Breathing, wheezing : IIArs., Chloral., ICina, 
 ICinch., Iod., Illpec, I IKali c, UXatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, I IPhos., Squilla; in angina pectoris,. 
 I lOxal.ac; on smoking, Kalibi.; in bronchial 
 catarrh, I I Ailant.; in bronchitis, ICann. s.; 
 with contraction of chest, wakes after mid- 
 night, ILach.; with cough, in morbus 
 Brightii, ILyc vir.; in whooping cough, 
 ICup. ac, IDros.; in croup, IBrom.; during 
 day, after whooping cough, six months previ- 
 ously, IKali bi.; in diphtheria, I ISpong.; in 
 dropsy of pericardium, lApoc; with dyspnoea, 
 Illpec; in evening, Murex ; audible on exer- 
 tion (phthisis), lArs. i.; particularly on expira- 
 tion, with febrile chill (bronchitis), ILyc; hiss- 
 ing sound in place of natural crying (diph- 
 theria), ILach.; in hydrothorax,IFluor.ac;with 
 inflammation of lungs, IKali s.; during inspira- 
 tion, IKali c. ; in laryngitis, I ISpong.; on first 
 lying down, lArs. i.; worse after midnight, 
 and from lying with head low (asthma Millari), 
 ISamb.; worse from moisture, 1 1 Stann.; from 
 mucus in throat on going to bed, Iodof.; at 
 night in bed (chronic bronchitis), IKali bi.; 
 at night, after whooping cough, IKali bi.; vio- 
 lent attacks, 1 to 4 a.m., ISyph.; before an at- 
 tack of prosopalgia, especially while eating, 
 IXitr. sp. d.; cannot speak above whisper 
 (asthma), ICup. m. g^T noisy, rattling. 
 
 Breathing, whistling: Arg. nit., IManc, I IXux 
 v.; with asthma, day or night (after vaccina- 
 tion), I I Thuya; lying on back, ^Ethus.; in 
 bronchi, Arund., lAmb.; at beginning of 
 cough, Asar.; with dry, barking cough 
 (croup), ISpong.; with whooping cough ICup. 
 m., IBrom., ICarbo v., IHep., I ISamb., 
 I ISpong.; in croup, in old age, Aeon.; in diph- 
 theria, I ISpong.; in enchondrosis, I ISil.; on 
 auscultation (pneumonia), 1 1 Squilla; during 
 inspiration, IKali c; in morning, when 
 sitting up quickly (asthma), ILach.; with 
 mouth open and head bent back (croup), 
 I ISamb.; in spasmus glottidis, I ISul. 
 
 Breathing, whizzing : in daytime, with sensa- 
 tion of too much mucus in chest, ILvc 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 DYSPNCBA (difficult, labored breathing): 
 Abies, IIAcet. ac, iEsc h., iEthus., Aloe, 
 Alum., Amyg., Amyl., Ant. c., lAnt. sul. aur., 
 
 I Ant. t., I Apis, Arn., 1 1 Ars., Ars. met., Ars. s. 
 f., 1 1 Arum d., Arund., lAsaf., lAscl. t., IAs- 
 par., Astac, IBell., IBenz. ac, Bor., IBrom., 
 ICact., Cain., ICalab., Calad., ICalc. p., 
 ICamph., HCarb. s., ICarbo v., ICed., 
 ICham., Chel., Chloral., Chlorof., Chlor., 
 Cina, Cinch., I Coccus, Coral., ICrotaL, I Cub., 
 HCup. ac, Cup. ars., ICup. m., iDig., IDulc, 
 IIEup. pur., I IFerr., IFluor. ac, IGels., 
 IGlon., Hippoz., Iber., Inul., Iodof., Hod., 
 
 I I Kali ars., IKali bi., I I Kali br., IIKali c, 
 IKali iod., IKali perm., IILac c, IILach., 
 Laur., ILith., ILobel. i.JILyc, Lyss., I IMerc, 
 IMerc cor., Merc sul., IMosch., Mygale.Naja, 
 IINatr. s., INitr.ac, INux m.,INux v.,QEnan., 
 Osm., Phell., IIPhos.,IPhos. ac,IPhyt.,Plat., 
 Plumb., Polyg., I IPtel., IIPuls., Sal. ac, 
 MSamb., Sec, I ISil., Squilla, ISpong., ISul., 
 ITabac, I IVer., Vespa, lZinc 
 
 Dyspnoea, abdomen : abdominal, Ant. t., Arg., 
 nit.,Bry., IFerr., IMur. ac, ISpong., IStram.; 
 abdominal, anxious (anasarca), lAur. mur.; 
 caused by cramping, extends into chest, 
 I ISpig.; from disease of, Asaf.; from pressure 
 against diaphragm (ascites), lApis ; distension 
 of upper part, evening and morning, Rhod.; 
 painful drawing in region of diaphragm, 
 Agar.; flatulency, with cough and rattling in 
 chest, ILyss.; fulness and constriction in up- 
 per, Thuya ; fulness and tension after eating, 
 ISul.; griping, as if intestines would be con- 
 stricted, Spig.; pain in bowels during stool, 
 ICoccul.; acute, sore pains across, above um- 
 bilicus, Como.; paroxysms originate below 
 stomach to left side in a hard spot (induration 
 of pancreas), IBar. m. ; tympanitic, hard and 
 resonant like a drum (enteritis), I ITereb.; 
 pressure upward in consequence of accumu- 
 lation of gas, INux v. ; puffed, ICepa. 
 
 Dyspnoea, afternoon : and evening, IFluor. ac; 
 worse, Merc. sul. ; worse in afternoon and 
 after sleep (pneumonia), ILach. 
 
 Dyspnoea, agonizing : gggf* mental condition. 
 
 Dyspnoea, air: better in cold, Bry.; slightly bet- 
 ter from cold and bending forward, worse from 
 smoking or wine, lOp. ; better in open, and 
 when exercising arms, IINatr. m.; cannot 
 remain in bed on account of want of, I Carbo 
 v.; blowing on them causes greatest distress, 
 cover their mouths, seem ready to expire, as 
 if struggling for breath, Lyss.; in cold, lArs.; 
 covers mouth with hand in order not to in- 
 hale too much, Hpec; continual demand for 
 fresh, IGels. ; desire for air and deep breath, 
 Lactu v.; desire for, INatr. m., IIPuls., I ISul.; 
 cannot get air, IFerr.; wants to be fanned, 
 1 1 Carbo v.; had to fan him to keep him alive, 
 Apis ; wants to be fanned, but not hard, for 
 it takes her breath, I Cinch. ; must be fanned, 
 yet surface is cold, Med.; as if it did not pene- 
 trate chest, Rumex; arthritic rheumatism, 
 cannot get enough, with oppression of chest 
 and anxious face, I ISpig. ; as if there were no 
 air in room, Plant.; room felt as if too close, 
 though freely ventilated, Iodof.; many people 
 in a room seem to take away breath, lArg. 
 nit.; sensation like that felt when falling, or 
 passing rapidly through air, Rumex ; constant 
 want of, Tarant. ; is obliged to open window, 
 
 fresh air relieves, worse lying down again even- 
 ing, with formication, Cist.; complained of 
 want of, though she frequently took a deep 
 breath, I I Phos.; convalescents go out for a walk, 
 instead of being invigorated return home in 
 order to get breath, or to lie down so they 
 can breathe more easily, 1 1 Psor. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in albuminuria: I Ant. t., I Apis, 
 1 1 Ars. , I Aur. mur. , Bry. , Calc, Cann. i., Chel., 
 Crotal., IDig., I IGlon., ILach., IMerc. cor., 
 INatr. m., I INux v., Plumb. 
 
 Dyspnoea, angina pectoris : $^~ chest ; also 
 Chap. 28, Inner Chest, angina, and Chap. 29, 
 Heart breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in anthrax : Anthrac 
 
 Dyspnoea, anxious : j^ 1 * mental condition. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in apoplexy: ICoccul., I ICEnan., 
 IStram. $^ Breathing stertorous. 
 
 Dyspnoea, arms : worse the nearer arms are 
 brought to body, I Psor. 
 
 Dyspnoea, ascending; f$^ exertion. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in asthma : IIBar. c, ICoca, UColch., 
 IColoc, IZing. ; in old asthmatics, llllic; 
 sitting in bent position, ICup. m.; bronchial, 
 I ISinap.; constant, ICaps.; worse, coughing, 
 Alum.; worse after eating and after smoking 
 a little, Ascl. t.; humid, ICann. s.; worse lying 
 down, during climacteric period, Sars.; asthma 
 Millari, I Arum d.; every day at noon, for three 
 months, paroxysms ending in cough , without 
 expectoration, ILobel. L; in spasmodic, IKali 
 br.; springing up in bed (asthma Millari), 
 MSamb. g^" Asthma. 
 
 Dyspnoea, back : when lying on, ISil.; in 
 myelitis, I Phos.; with pain in small of, 
 IILach.; pressing stitches along spine, mostly 
 in sacrum, Tarax.; caused by pressure on three 
 upper dorsal vertebrae (spinal irritation), 
 IChin. s.; sensation of weight in back and 
 shoulders, INatr. m. 
 
 Dyspnoea, bending : better bending body for- 
 ward, IArs.,Colch., IKalibi. , IKali c, ISpong.; 
 better bending head back, Bell., Cham. ; worse 
 bending forward, with cough, ISpig. JS^ sit- 
 ting. 
 
 Dyspnoea, bladder : in paralysis, ICic 
 
 Dyspnoea, breathing : j^- Asthma, Expira- 
 - tion and Inspiration. 
 
 Dyspnoea, bronchia : as if mucous membrane 
 were thickened, on rising in morning, IKali 
 bi.; inflammation, ILobel i.; infantile capil- 
 lary inflammation, IKali br. Jg^* Asthma 
 bronchial. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in catarrh: bronchial, IIAilant.; 
 bronchial and vesical, ICop.; as from suffo- 
 cative catarrh, larynx feels constricted, 
 ■ ICham.; tracheal, I All. sat. I^T Asthma 
 catarrhal. 
 
 Dyspnoea, chest : aching, with or without sore- 
 ness, ILyc; in angina pectoris, I Act. rac, 
 IDiosc, IKalm.; after attack of angina pec- 
 toris, IHep.; angina pectoris, short jerking 
 inspirations, quantity of air inspired less at 
 each effort until function seemed to be sus- 
 pended, MOxal. ac; blood seems to run- 
 into, as if it would burst, ISpong.; with hard 
 pressure on cartilages of third and fourth ribs, 
 Stram.; with congestion, Ratan.; constriction, 
 I ILyc, Med., Rhod., ISpig., IStaph.; constric- 
 tion so extreme that from a blast of air 
 blowing on them they are seized with great- 
 est distress, cover their mouths, seem ready 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 • to expire,. as if struggling for breath, Lyss.; 
 constriction, anxious respiration (headache), 
 IColoc; constriction, with cough, ICon.; con- 
 striction, as of an iron band, could not dilate 
 for respiration, HCact.; very strong constric- 
 tion at middle, IILobel. i.; spasmodic constric- 
 tion in chest and throat, Sars.; constriction, 
 almost to suffocation, Ant. c; with much ef- 
 fort, and distortion of face (croup), I ISpong.; 
 exhaustion, worse after exertion, ISpong.; 
 as from fulness (asthma), I I Gale, a.; as if 
 too full, Agar.; gastro-pleurodynia, IColch.; 
 gnawing behind sternum, Ran. sc; with 
 heat, I Ant. t.; caused by sensation of 
 heaviness in lower part of thorax, Prun.; 
 intercostal neuralgia, IMagn. p.; intercostal 
 pain (typhus), IChin. s.; as from a load 
 on upper, Rheum ; passes off as soon as mu- 
 cus is expectorated, IZinc; sensation of tough 
 mucus, causing cough (asthma), IIRumex; 
 oppression, Bar. m. % Nux m., Variol.; oppres- 
 sion, worse left side, Med.; oppression, while 
 working in a stooping position, Cop.; attacks 
 of pain, IPsor. ; pains across, IFerr. ; pain in 
 left side (intermittent fever), IFerr.; pain 
 in left, worse sitting up, and leaning right 
 side against a pillowed rocking-chair, ILach.; 
 pains with sticking, Vinca; pain as from a 
 stone lying on stomach, Viol. ; respiratory 
 muscles paralyzed (apoplexy), IPlumb.; in 
 pleurisy, Ascl. t., HRry., IKali c, I IVer. v.; 
 pressive pain, Cact. ; from pressure, I I Cepa, 
 MChel., I IPlumb.; constant pressure and 
 heaviness in upper, Sang. ; effusion of serum, 
 ■Ran. b.; bones and cartilages, as if sprained, 
 I Arm; stitches, ICalc, Squilla; stitches when 
 loreathing or coughing, Squilla; stitches in 
 left, ILach.; stitches, must sit up, Bry.; as if 
 a stone were lying in it, Viol. ; unto suffoca- 
 tion (angina pectoris), ICup. m.; with tearing 
 on raising arms towards head, I ISpig.; ten- 
 sion, INatr. c. ; tension and constriction, 
 ■Puis. ; as spasmodic tension in lower part 
 •below false ribs, IPuls.; tightness, ICalc, 
 IKali br.; feeling of weight, IINux m.; weak- 
 ness, IPhos. ac; as if not wide enough, 
 Euphorb. 8^ lungs. 
 
 Dyspnoea, chill: I I Kali c, I INatr. m. ; chilli- 
 ness, Merc, per.; chilliness and chill in open 
 air, Seneg. ; slight, HCact. ; in child of six 
 months (intermittent), ICact. ; after violent 
 chill, 1 1 Aeon. g^Chap. 40, Chill breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in cholera: ICup. m., Ilris, IOp., 
 IPhos.; infantum, IVer.; sporadic, lElat. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in chorea : IMygale ; of respiratory 
 muscles, cannot get his breath until he takes 
 a deep inspiration, IMygale. 
 
 Dyspnoea, chronic: Osm.; for six months, 
 worse in motion (emphysema), I ITereb. 
 
 Dyspnoea, coition : after, IDig.; after, in a wo- 
 man (choreic attacks), ICed.; during, Arund.; 
 towards end, IStaph. 
 
 Dyspnoea, cold: after a cold, IKali iod.; after 
 coldness, ISep.; with yearly cold, IBrom. 
 g^" Chap. 12, Mouth, coldness. 
 
 Dyspnoea, congestion : gH^ Chap. 28, Lungs 
 congestion. 
 
 Dyspnoea, with convulsions: ICup. m., I IMil- 
 lef., IPlat.; puerperal, lAnt. t.; tetanic, 
 I IMillef. Sgg* chorea. 
 
 Dyspnoea, coryza : INitr. ac. gg^Chap. 7, Cory- 
 za breathing, chest, dry, and Nose stopped. 
 
 Dyspnoea, cough: Acet. ac., Amm. c, Amyl., 
 Arg. nit., Con., I ICurar., IKreo., ILyc, INic- 
 col., IPhos.; worse after, in asthma, IIArs., 
 •SMeph.; on beginning, Anac; in bronchial ca- 
 • tarrh, ICalc; cough , chronic, All. sat., ICaust., 
 ILyc; continuous, for an hour or more, 
 early in morning, IPhell.; croupy, Ascl. t.; 
 day and night, INatr. m.; dry, I lEup. perf., 
 IKali bi.; dry, in chronic rheumatism, I I Sabina; 
 dry, fatiguing, at intervals of two or three 
 hours, worse at night, lying down, IKali br. ; 
 during cough, Niccol., IPuls., ISil.-; without ex- 
 pectoration, Sep.; after frequent paroxysms of, 
 IKali c; hacking, INux v.; an hour after 
 slight coughing, brings up gray lumpy mucus, 
 ISpong.; nervous cough, Hydr. ac. ; at night, 
 lAur. met.; occasional, worse in daytime 
 (pregnancy), Viol.; long-continued violent, on 
 attempting to make a full inspiration, IIRu- 
 mex; rough, short, hacking (croup), I INatr. 
 m. ; causes short cough, Amm. c ; spasmodic, 
 Tereb.; spasmodic (bronchial catarrh), ILach.; 
 spasmodic concussions of tickling cough in 
 bed at night, particularly before midnight, 
 I ISep.; slimy, blood-streaked copious sputa 
 (gastric nervous fever), ILach.; threatening 
 suffocation (whooping cough), IDros.; suffo- 
 cative, I Hep.; tight, Bapt.; in whooping, 
 IBry., Ilpec, I IMur. ac; worse in spells, 
 IKali c S^" Chap. 27, Cough, breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, croup: lAcon., lAcet. ac, IIAnt. t., 
 IBell., ICarbo v., IIHep., I ISang.; catarrhal, 
 I I Ant. t.; spasmodic contraction, threatening 
 suffocation, IMosch.; diphtheritic, IKali bi.; 
 after failure of Aconitum, Hepar, Spongia, 
 Bromium, Phosphor and Iodum, IKaol. 
 Jg@ I> Chap 25, Larynx and Bronchia, croup. 
 
 Dyspnoea, cyanosis : I Ant, t., Ilpec Jg^aT* As- 
 phyxia. 
 
 Dyspnoea in delirium : IPhos. 
 
 Dyspnoea in diabetes : I Arg. met. 
 
 Dyspnoea in diaphragmitis : IDig. g^°Chap. 
 18, Diaphragm. 
 
 Dyspnoea in diarrhoea : Thuya, J&ii"' stool. 
 
 Dyspnoea in diphtheria: ICrotal., Hod., I IKali 
 m., ILac c, ILach., ILyc, UPhyt.; from ac- 
 cumulation of exudation in fauces, ISul.ac; 
 caused by phlegm in fauces, when head is 
 held erect, IMur. ac. Jg®"" Suffocation diph- 
 theria ; also Chap. 25, Larynx croup. 
 
 Dyspnoea, drinking: in cholera, lArg. nit.; 
 from cold water, Bry.; cold water, when 
 overheated, causes, IKali c; in intermittent 
 fever, ICimex ; a sip at a time, IKali n.; al- 
 lows her to take but a sip of cold water at a 
 time, with thirst for cold water, Squilla ; after 
 spirituous liquors, ILach.; w r orse in spells, 
 IKali c; after warm drinks, I IPhos.; worse 
 after wine, Bell.; worse from, IKali c 
 fi^T" Chap. 15, Drinking, breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, dropsy: lApis, lApoc, I I Chloral., 
 lEup. pur.; in anasarca, lAur. mur.; in ascites, 
 I Apis ; in ascites, has to be propped up in 
 bed, Fluor, ac; in ascites, cannot breathe ex- 
 cept when sitting, lApis. g^T 1 Chap. 28, In- 
 ner Chest dropsy, and Chap. 29, Heart 
 dropsy. 
 
 Dyspnoea after eating : lAsaf., Jacea, INux m., 
 I I Sars.; after midday meal has to fight for 
 breath, feels as if she would be suffocated, 
 lasts all night, better by daybreak, Syph.; 
 slightest food, HPhos., Sang.; warm food, 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 ILobel. fl®" stomach; also Chap. 15, 
 Eating, breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea in emphysema: Ant. a., lArs., 
 ICarbo v., ICoca. $g^ Chap. 28, Lungs, em- 
 physema. 
 
 Dyspnoea, epigastrium: Stram.; from a blow, 
 ■Arn.; or if breath stopped at, IRhus ; con- 
 striction, IGuaiac; constriction and pressure, 
 Rhod.; distress, Lyss.; fulness, heaviness and 
 tension, caused by eating, I Kali c. ; painfulness, 
 IRhus; pressure, IPuls.; from outward press- 
 ure, Calad., IRhus; sudden warm rising (hys- 
 teria), Val.; tightness, JSsc. h. f$gT Chap. 
 17, Epigastrium, breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, eruption: eruptive disease, lApis, 
 ISuL; red miliary, llpec; receding rash, 
 IIBry. g^T" Suffocation eruption; also 
 Chap 46, Eruption, Measles, Scarlatina and 
 Variola, suppressed. 
 
 Dyspnoea, evening: Agnus, Ant. t., lArs., Bell., 
 Carbo a., Carbb v., Cinch., Con., Cycl., 
 Ferr., Graph., Lach., Merc, Natr.m., INux v., 
 Phos.JPuls., IRhus, Sep., IStann., ISul., Ver- 
 bas., IZinc; in bed, INatr. s.; must loosen 
 clothing, IStann. 
 
 Dyspnoea, exertion (bodily exercise) : Act.rac, 
 Amm. c, IIArs., Bov., INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 ■Phos., ISil., IStaph., ISul.; from climbing 
 mountains and other muscular exertion, IIArs.; 
 climbing or rapid walking,Melil.; while dress- 
 ing, after rising from bed, Stann. ; worse drink- 
 ing, or motion, cannot walk fast,IKali c; from 
 least, Hod., llpec; from least, even walking 
 (emphysema), I ITereb.; from manual labor, 
 INatr. m.; worse on motion, cannot lie on 
 back or sides, has to sit bent forward 
 (dropsy after scarlatina), lArs.; cannot mount 
 or hurry (phthisis), I ITuberc; cannot close 
 his mouth during exercise (polypi), IMar. v.; 
 from every movement (pleuritis, with plastic 
 exudation), IHep. ; when moving, or going 
 up stairs, Aspar.; obliged to stand still and draw 
 breath (veta), ICoca; after running, ISil.; as 
 from rapid' running, IHyos.; when running, 
 ISil.; from slight, in heart affection, I Ferr. 
 mur. ; from slightest, after disappointment in 
 her affections (cardiac weakness), I I Phos. ac; 
 from slightest, he cannot work, lives well, 
 drinks from six to eight cups of coffee daily, 
 and uses enormous quantities of tobacco, INux 
 v.; from slightest motion, lies only on affected 
 side (ascites), lArs.; on going up stairs, Acet. 
 ac, IIArs., Arund., Iber., I INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 1 1 Rhus; from bronchial cold,accelerated during 
 exercise, especially when going up stairs, Lye 
 vir.; on going up and down stairs (hysteria), 
 I ITherid.; after going up stairs (chronic, pass- 
 ive hemorrhage from kidneys i, 1 1 Tereb. ; on as- 
 cending stairs and on slightest motion, IStann.; 
 after going up stairs quickly (amenorrhoea), 
 I Apis ; on going up even a few steps, better in 
 open air, I Amm. c; after walking, 1 1 Merc, 
 INitr. sp. d.; disappears on walking, I I Sep.; 
 during fast walking (angina pectoris), I Kali 
 c; while walking, Arund., Cact., Ilgn., IPuls.; 
 when walking in open air, better lying down, 
 llPsor.; on inspiration, while walking in 
 open air, with stitches in last right rib and 
 inguinal region, IMerc sol.; worse upon least 
 motion, accompanied by arching out between 
 scapulae (hay asthma), INatr. s.; worse by 
 slightest, I ILobel. i.; on going up or down 
 
 stairs, ILobel. L; worse walking, ILach. 
 S^jg" motion. 
 
 Dyspnoea, eyes : in choroiditis alternating with 
 bronchial catarrh, lArs.; closing, Ang.; seem 
 to protrude from their sockets, door and win- 
 dows had to be' thrown open during a thun- 
 derstorm, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Dyspnoea, face : anxious,IAcon.,IArs.,Eup. perf.; 
 anxious, in pneumonia, ILyc; blue, IStram.; 
 disturbed look, Lyss.; erysipelas, ICinch.; hot, 
 red face while walking, Stront. ; cannot bear 
 handkerchief before, ICup. m.; red, Bry. 
 
 Dyspnoea, fainting : 1 1 Collin. 
 
 Dyspnoea, faintness : momentary, Med. 
 
 Dyspnoea, fanned, desires to be: g^" air. 
 
 Dyspnoea, fever : with cold state in intermittent,, 
 lArs.; in intermittent, IFerr.; in tertian inter- 
 mittent, IFerr.; with typhoid, IPhos.; in he- 
 patic typhus, IChel. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in gonorrhoea: 1 ITarant. 
 
 Dyspnoea, hawking : quickly repeated and at- 
 tended with a constant and peculiar kind of r 
 in order to expel breath, which has been 
 taken for an imitation of bark of a dog, Lyss. 
 
 Dyspnoea, head: in cerebrospinal meningitis,. 
 ICic 
 
 Dyspnoea, headache : Ang.; chronic, IDulc; 
 with drawing and pressure in forehead while 
 walking, I IRan.b.; in sick headache, I ITabac 
 
 Dyspnoea, heart: affections, I I Collin.; parox- 
 ysms of anguish about, 1 1 Kami.; anxiety about, 
 IPrun. ; anxiety, also of mind, I IPsor.; with 
 anxiety about prsecordia, I llpec; fearful at- 
 tacks, aortic insufficiency with albuminuria,. 
 I IZinc; threatened loss of consciousness in 
 disease of, ILobel. i.; with short dry tickling 
 cough (cardiac dropsy), IDig.; disease, lArs., 
 lAur. met., ICoca, ILach.; in valvular disease, 
 I Aur. met., INaja ; organic valvular disease, 
 worse at night, ICarbol. ac; endocarditis,. 
 lAcon., lArs.; drawing, sticking, squeezing 
 pain, the result of rheumatism and cold, ILyss.; 
 dropsy of pericardium, I Apoc; heavy beating,, 
 ■Hydras.; hypertrophy with dilatation, Chlor- 
 al.; violent, with knocking at, Prun.; from 
 oppression, Med.; pain, Arg. nit.,ICact.,ILyss. y 
 IPsor.; in pericarditis, IColch.; pressure 
 around, ILac def.; shooting, stabbing through 
 to left scapula (rheumatism), IKalm.; could 
 scarcely speak, I Apoc; weight about prcecor- 
 dia,IIIpec J^gr palpitation, pulse ; Asthma,. 
 heart; also Chap. 28, Inner Chest angina,, 
 and Chap. 29, Heart dropsy, pain, etc 
 
 Dyspnoea, heat: Cinnab., I I Kali c; mostly in 
 afternoon, Ruta ; in a warm room, I IPuls. 
 jm^ sunstroke ; also Chap. 40, Heat breath- 
 ing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, hemorrhoids: Agar., lArg. nit.,, 
 Sul.; after operation, ICroc 
 
 Dyspnoea, in hydrocephalus: 1 1 Apis, ■Hell., 
 I Kali iod. 
 
 Dyspnoea, hypochondria : sharp pain in left,, 
 in evening, IKali c; spasmodic pain, Alum. 
 
 Dyspnoea, hysteria : ICed., I ILobel. i.; better 
 from belching or walking, 1 1 Aur. met. 
 fl®* Asthma, hysteric. 
 
 Dyspnoea, increasing : gradually, IFerr. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in influenza: BChel., llpec. 
 g^* Chap 7, Coryza, influenza. 
 
 Dyspnoea, injuries : after . bee-sting, ILach.; 
 after a fall, I Arn.; after concussion of spine* 
 IHyper. ; in shock, ICamph., ILaur. 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 Dyspnoea, inspiration : worse, Sang. ISquilla, 
 jggt^ Inspiration. 
 
 Dyspnoea, labor : during, ISep.; from spasmodic 
 labor pains, IStann. $^ Chap. 24, Parturi- 
 tion, breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, larynx : from affections of, Hippoz. ; 
 with aphonia, ICina; from compression, Bufo.; 
 as from constriction, Coccul. ; constrictive pain 
 and wheezing (angina pectoris), MOxal. ac; 
 elevated and depressed (croup), I ISpong.; as 
 if epiglottis were nearly closed, Calcfl.; chron- 
 ic inflammation, I Kali bi. ; moved up and 
 down violently, Sul. ac; spasms, ICup. m. ; 
 voice hollow (puerperal fever), ISec; takes 
 away voice, threatens suffocation (rheuma- 
 tism), ICham. ; sudden, from spasm of vocal 
 cords, HChlor. g^~ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Dyspnoea, laughing : lArs., Aur. met. ICup. m. 
 
 Dyspnoea, liver : affection, IMagn. m.; subacute 
 inflammation, I Hydras.; in jaundice, I Aur. 
 met. ; caused swelling of left lobe of, ICard. 
 m. J^iT* Chap. 18, Liver, dropsy, enlarged. 
 
 Dyspnoea, lungs : congestion, I Ammoniac; from 
 adhesion, Thuya; as from adhesions or con- 
 traction, Mez.; congestion, Astac, Carb. s.; as 
 from congestion, I ITereb.; as though stuffed 
 with cotton, rough, hoarse voice (diphtheria), 
 IKalibi.; as if they would not expand, Crotal., 
 ILaur.; especially in left, IZinc. ; from pain in 
 right (pneumonia), 1 1 Cinch, bol. ; intermit- 
 tent, as from paralysis, IOp.; in phthisis, 
 IChin. a., I I Chloral., Hod.; in phthisis flor- 
 ida, 1 1 Merc, cor.; particularly in right, chronic 
 pleuro-pneumonia, ILach.; as from stagna- 
 tion, Seneg.; stitches in left, Lactu. v. 
 j^» chest, pneumonia ; also Asthma lungs; 
 also Chap. 28, Lungs congestion, emphyse- 
 ma, inflammation. 
 
 Dyspnoea, lying down : better in afternoon in 
 bed, IChel.j aggravation, lAnt. t. , lArs., 
 IFerr., IKali c, IKali n., ILach. , Lyss.,INaja, 
 IPhos., IPlumb., ISpong.; on back, aggra- 
 vates, IHyper., IILyc; on back, causes, Acet. 
 ac; cannot breathe, I I Staph.; on side, causes 
 (bronchitis), IPuls.; in bronchial catarrh, 
 IKali bi.; from congestion, 1 1 Ham.; in dia- 
 phragmitis, IHam.; on back, in diphthe- 
 ria, ILyc; impossible, in dropsy, lApoc; 
 impossible, in cardiac dropsy, ICact.; can only 
 rest in an elevated position (affection of brain 
 with dropsy), IFluor. ac; could not lie fiat, 
 1 1 Lac c; with head low, aggravates, Kali n., 
 I ISpig.; with head and shoulders high re- 
 lieves, IIEup. perf.; with head high relieves, 
 worse 3 p.m. till night, Ars. m. ; immediately 
 on lying down in evening, 1 1 Ars.; left side, 
 aggravates (ascites), I Apis; in disease of liver 
 with hydrothorax, IKali c ; in acute oedema 
 of lungs and dilatation of heart, lAnt. t. ; on 
 back, at night, with giddiness and weakness 
 in head, IPuls.; especially at night, causing 
 discomfort and loss of sleep, I IPlumb.; must 
 rise, Bapt.; relieves, with cough, IIKalibi.; 
 compelled to elevate and lie on back (cardiac 
 rheumatism), I ICact.; on side aggravates 
 (child), IPuls.; must sit up, Brom., Bufo., 
 Ver. v.; must sit up, in hydrothorax, IMerc 
 s.; must sit up to relieve pain in right lung, 
 Zing.; must sit up at night (phthisis), lArs. i.; 
 must sit up, with rheumatism of chest (endo- 
 carditis), IPhos.; cannot breathe, except when 
 sitting, even leaning backward causes suffoca- 
 
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 tion (ascites), 1 1 Apis ; must be supported in a 
 sitting posture, I Ant. t., I IRumex ; sits bent 
 forward to relieve, IKali bi.; sits up in bed, 
 I ITabac; must stand erect, ICed.; nearly 
 strangles on attempting to lie down (dropsy (, 
 lArs.; with worms, I IDolich. g^" sitting; 
 also Asthma and Suffocation lying down. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in meningitis: I Ver. v.; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, IGels. 
 
 Dyspnoea, menses: after, INatr. m., IPuls.; be- 
 fore, Brom.; during, ICalc,Iod.; during, with 
 ovarian tumor, IColoc.; in amenorrhcea, Coc- 
 cul.; with dysmenorrhoea, Merc, per.; at 
 every effort, ILach.; at time for return (cli- 
 maxis), I ICalab.; before, scanty and irregular 
 (cardialgia), MZinc; suppressed, IChen. a. 
 
 Dyspnoea, mental condition : agonizing, in 
 dropsy, lApoc.; agonizing, could not lie down 
 (emphysema), IHep.; agonizing, in pneumo- 
 nia, lElaps ; agonizing, has to sit straight up 
 (after scarlet fever), 1 1 Aeon. ; with anguish 
 and tight feeling, ICalc ; with excessive an- 
 guish, with desire to sit up or jump out of 
 bed, Ver.; anxiety, ICarboa., IChlor., IPhos., 
 I ISpong., I Viol.; alternates, with anxiety 
 (spasms of chest), IHyos. ; anxiety, must 
 loosen clothing in evening, Stann. ; anxiety, 
 worse every evening, must sit up, I Hell.; anx- 
 iety, in liver complaint, 1 1 Acet. ac; anxiety, 
 rolls on ground, -Bar. m.; sudden anxiety, 
 better by stool, llctod.; anxiety, in tuber- 
 culosis, IChin. a.; anxious, with headache, 
 IColoc; anxious, with palpitation and pain in 
 cardiac region, IPsor.; anxious, or quick, and 
 superficial,! I Aeon. ; anxious, rolls on floor, sev- 
 eral attacks a day, also in night (epilepsy, with 
 full consciousness), IIBar. m.; almost to as- 
 phyxia, after a crying spell (cyanosis), ILach.; 
 distressing, IDig.,Ver.; after emotion, IPuls., 
 ISep.; from fear, I Ver.; with fear of death 
 when lying down, Mosch.; fear of death, in 
 whooping cough, ILobel. i.; fear of suffoca- 
 tion, after being angry, 1 1 Staph.; fear of suf- 
 focation, on motion, I ISpig.; after fright or 
 vexation, ICup. m.; worse after an unpleasant 
 moral impression, ISpong.; as if each breath 
 would be the last, I Apis; thinks breath is 
 leaving her, Tromb.; feels as if breath would 
 leave body, during severe menstrual pain, 
 Vib . ; low-spirited, I Carbo a. ; peevish , 1 1 Cham . ; 
 while reflecting, IPhos.; sensation as if he 
 would not be able to breathe again, lApis ; 
 when vexed, Ars. g^ST* Asthma and Suffo- 
 cation mental condition. 
 
 Dyspnoea, metrorrhagia: alternating with, Flu- 
 or, ac. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in morning : ICaust., INux v.; on 
 awaking, Seneg.; early, especially in cold 
 weather (asthma), IDig.; in affection of lar- 
 ynx, IKali bi.; after rising, better in open 
 air, Bell.; when sitting up quickly (asthma), 
 ILach. fl^** sleep ; also Asthma and Suffo- 
 cation morning. 
 
 Dyspnoea, from motion: Arn., I Ars., IBry., 
 Calc, Cannab., Caps., Con., Ferr., Graph., 
 Iod., Lye, Nux v., Phos., Puis., Rhus, Sep., 
 Stann., Ver. ; when moving in bed, must be 
 on right side, or with head high or raising 
 arms (heart disease, hydrothorax), I ISpig.; 
 none while walking, IDros.; rapid, with ver- 
 tigo (heart disease), ILobel. i. ^"exertion; 
 also Asthma motion, exertion. 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 Dyspnoea, mucus: accumulation causes, IAnt. 
 t., Asar., IHep., Ilpec, Senecio. Jg^a^ Asthma 
 humid. 
 Dyspnoea, nausea: ILach.; violent all day, 
 UPetrol. &^ Asthma nausea; also Chap. 
 16, Nausea asthma, breathing. 
 Dyspnoea, at night : I lAspar., Bell. ,IOp., Thuya; 
 with anxiety, heat and restlessness, ICalc.; in 
 asthma, I I Zing. ; an attack every night, Calc. 
 a. ; on awaking from frightful dreams, INux 
 v.; cardiac, I Aur. met.; in hay catarrh, I ISticta; 
 must incline chest forward, springs out of 
 bed, especially about 12 p.m., IIArs.; in dropsy, 
 IColch.; worse after midnight, IDros.; violent 
 attacks 1 to 4 a.m., ISyph.; in pneumonia, 
 ISul. ; propped up in bed scarcely able to 
 breathe all night (albuminuria), ITereb. ; 
 severe, never quite free during day, I I Zinc; 
 must sit up (chronic bronchitis), Hod.; obliged 
 to sit up in bed to relieve, Aspar. ; with suffo- 
 cation in goitre, IMerc. iod. flav. |^* Asthma 
 and Suffocation night. 
 
 Dyspnoea, nose: ®is^ Chap. 7, Nose stopped. 
 
 Dyspnoea, from odors: I IPhos.ac. $^ Asthma 
 hay fever. 
 
 Dyspnoea, oppressed: Jd^f chest. 
 
 Dyspnoea, palpitation : Amm. c, Cadm. s., 
 ICalc, I Kali c, IPsor., ISpong., IVer., Ver. 
 v., I Viol.; causes distressing dyspnoea in car- 
 diac dropsy, ICact.; from 11 to 3 a.m., IColch.; 
 
 ; in spells, I Kali c; on going up stairs, Iber.; 
 especially on going up stairs, Crot. t.; violent 
 and irregular, I Kali c g^" heart, 
 
 Dyspnoea, periodic : S^** Asthma periodic. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in phthisis : g^~ lungs. 
 
 Dyspnoea, pleurisy : g@* chest. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in pneumonia: IIAnt. t., IChel., 
 ■Kalin., IKreo., ILyc, IPhos.; in broncho- 
 pneumonia, ILyc; chronic, I I Grin.; of old 
 people, ICamph.; pleuro-pneumonia, IPhos.; 
 
 , in typhoid pneumonia, ISang. Jg^ 3 * chest, 
 lungs. 
 
 Dyspnoea, during pregnancy : INux m., Viol. ; 
 upward pressure, INux m., I INux v. 
 
 Dyspnoea, pulse : intermittent, IPhos.; weak 
 nervous agitation, Crotal. 
 
 Dyspnoea, rest : worse during, Seneg. 
 
 Dyspnoea, restlessness : lAcon., IIArs., IGels., 
 I Rhus ; in morning, Calc a. 
 
 Dyspnoea, retching: ISpong. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in rheumatism : IKalm. 
 
 Dyspnoea, scarlatina : during, I Apis ; after, 
 IHell. 
 
 Dyspnoea, seminal emissions : IPhos., UStaph. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in shock : g^* injuries. 
 
 Dyspnoea, sighing : frequent, ICaust. 
 JSJiir* Breathing sighing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, singing : jg@T Chap. 25, Voice sing- 
 ing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, sitting: Natr. s.; lying down, IPsor.; 
 bent forward relieves, worse from talking and 
 after eating, ILach.; in bronchial catarrh, 
 ILach.; erect, better bending forward, and 
 throwing head back, ILach.; in heart affec- 
 tion, ILyc Jg^" bending, lying down. 
 
 Dyspnoea, sleep : after sleep, Apis ; immediately 
 after, first on left side of chest compelled her 
 to be lifted upright, violent exertion to get 
 breath (acute rheumatism), I I Lace; awakens, 
 BKali bi.; awakens at midnight (asthma), 
 1 1 Puis.;, awakens in morning, Sep.; on awak- 
 ing, Ant. sul. aur., IAnt. t., lArn., Benz. ac; 
 
 on awaking, in pneumonia, ILach.; worse on 
 awaking, Bapt. ; disturbs, from 11 to 3 (drop- 
 sy), IColch.; after awaking from frightful 
 dreams, IChel.; with drowsiness, lEup. perf.; 
 during, in dysentery, ILach.; prevented, in 
 pneumonia, IKali c; prevented, in typhoid 
 pneumonia, 1 1 Chloral.; sleeplessness, 1 I Ran. 
 b.; sleeplessness, in inflammation of dia- 
 phragm, I IMorph. s.; as if he would suffocate, 
 awakes at night, Samb. J^" morning, night ; 
 also Asthma, Breathing, Suffocation sleep. 
 
 Dyspnoea, spasmodic: IKali c; paroxysms 
 similar to those produced by a sudden cold 
 water bath, always combined with spasms in 
 throat muscles, Lyss.; in chronic constipation, 
 ICoca ; as if lungs could not be sufficiently 
 expanded, IIAsaf.; after fright or vexation, 
 ICup. m.; spasm of larynx, diaphragm, or in- 
 tercostal muscles, Cup. m. ; sudden paroxysms 
 force him up at night to the open window, 
 with paralytic symptoms of laryngeal muscles, 
 Plumb. Jl!^ Asthma, spasmodic ; also, Chap. 
 25, Glottis, spasm. 
 
 Dyspnoea, spleen : inflammation, ICitrus ; 
 stitches, I Amm. m. 
 
 Dyspnoea, stomach : cardialgia, IBism.; chill at 
 9 p.m., extends to right arm, right side of 
 chest, abdomen and right hip, I IMerc per.; 
 fulness, INux in.; following gastric and he- 
 patic symptoms, Ptel.; persistent troubles of 
 digestive functions in susceptible hysterical 
 subjects, IMosch. fl@* drinking, eating; 
 also Chap. 15, Drinking, Eating breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, stool : during, I Alum.,' ICoccul., 
 ■Rhus, ISul.; with costiveness, • Calc s. ; diar- 
 rhceic, yellow, green, burning, IRob.; profuse 
 watery, relieves, in hydrothorax, IMerc. s. 
 
 Dyspnoea, when stooping : ISil. 
 
 Dyspnoea, stretching : in a stiff, rigid manner, 
 with groaning, Coff. 
 
 Dyspnoea, suffocative : fi@* Suffocation. 
 
 Dyspnoea, sulphur fumes : J^* Asthma and 
 Suffocation sulphur. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in sunstroke : lAcon., IAmyl.,IArn., 
 lArs., Cact.,Camph. r IIGlon., IVer. v. 
 
 Dyspnoea, in syphilis : IMerc. cor. assisted by 
 Nitr. ac. 
 
 Dyspnoea, sweat : with anxious countenance, 
 lEup. perf. g^T" Chap. 40, Sweat breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, talking : aggravates, Apoc, ICaust., 
 IDros., I I Phos. ac, I I Spong. ; even in a low 
 voice, I ISul. figr Chap. 25, Voice talking. 
 
 Dyspnoea, thirst: IBell., iChin. a., IChlor. 
 j^g^ 3 drinking. 
 
 Dyspnoea, throat: constricted, Amyl.; spas- 
 modic contraction, must loosen cravat, Sars.; 
 as of a lump in pit, above sternum. ILobel. i.; 
 sensitive to touch, ILach.; sore, I ISul. 
 JS@^ Asthma and Suffocation throat. 
 
 Dyspnoea, trachea : compression, Bufo.; chronic 
 inflammation, IKali bi.; mucus, Selen. 
 
 Dyspnoea, uraemia: lArs., Canth., IPhos.; as- 
 phyctic form, IHydr. ac 
 
 Dyspnoea, uterus : displacement of, I Nitr. ac; 
 neuralgia, I IChin. s. 
 
 Dyspnoea, vertigo : I IChin. s. JJ@* Chap. 2, 
 Vertigo breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, with yawning : IBrom. J^* Chap. 
 37, Yawning, breathing. 
 
 Dyspnoea, "weakness: Agar., IIArs., IPhos.; in 
 irritation of cardiac nerves, 1 1 Collin.; too 
 great exertion, lAsaf.; in intermittent fever, 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 '39 
 
 IChin. s.; of respiratory motor nerves, ag in 
 phthisis and emphysema, ICurar.; sudden, tot- 
 tering while walking, ISpong. $3^ Breath- 
 ing feeble. 
 
 Dyspnoea, weather : worse in dry air, fog, east 
 and north wind, I I Sep.; exposure to cold, 
 BLobel.; exposure to cold and wet (haemopty- 
 sis), llpec; spasmodic, worse in sudden 
 change, a wind arising, ISpong.; in stormy, al- 
 most to suffocation, I I Sep.; worse in windy, 
 and in a warm room, Ars. JEJ^T* Asthma 
 weather. 
 
 Dyspnoea, wheezing : ja^g* Breathing short, 
 wheezing. 
 
 EXPIRATION, abdomen : in evening, when 
 lying in bed, sudden contraction, causing 
 heaving, as if he would vomit and bring on 
 cough, IIDros.; pain in lower, Spong.; upper 
 walls expand, paralysis of diaphragm, lArg. 
 nit. 
 
 Expiration, aggravation : difficult. 
 
 Expiration, amelioration: lAcon., Arn., Bry. 
 
 Expiration, back: sticking pain in lumbar 
 vertebrae, Sul. 
 
 Expiration, chest : pressure from inside to 
 short ribs in region of liver upward, Tarax.; 
 boring stinging in left on expiration, worse 
 stooping, Spong.; stitches, Ant. c, Arg. met.; 
 boring stitch in right costal muscles, continu- 
 ous, Spong. ; dull stitches in posterior part 
 (hydrothorax), iColch.; sharp stitches in 
 scapular end of clavicle, Squilla ; tension 
 across, while walking, I Kali c. 
 
 Expiration, -cough : whooping cough worse, 
 ICaust. 
 
 Expiration, difficult: I Arg. met., Ars., IChlor., 
 llpec; almost impossible, Meph.; in asthma 
 Millari, I Arum d., llSamb.; with cough at 
 midnight (asthma), 1 1 Puis.; insufficient, as if 
 air cells were hardly half empty, IChlor.; ab- 
 solutely obstructed, I IChlor.; suffocative feel- 
 ing (spasm of glottis), I Meph.; as if something 
 prevented when talking or coughing, IDros. 
 gg^* Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and Chap. 28, 
 Lungs emphysema. 
 
 Expiration, interrupted : Ars. 
 
 Expiration, larynx: easier than inspiration, in 
 oedema laryngitis, ISang. j|^* Chap. 25, 
 Glottis, spasm. 
 
 Expiration, liver : pressure like a stone, Arn. 
 
 Expiration, long : Ant. t., Cham., IChlor., Lo- 
 bel. i., IOp.; frequent, deep sighing, Lact. ac; 
 loud, like a sigh (spasmus glottidis), I IVer.; 
 in phthisis, I Ars. iod.; slow, wheezing(asthma), 
 ISep. 
 
 Expiration, noisy : barking, Meph.; a kind of 
 bellowing (pneumonia), I Ant. t.; blowing, 
 ILach.; blowing, during sleep, Cinch., INux 
 v.; blowing, in coma, ICinch.; crowing or 
 barking, Ant. t. ; groaning, Lyss.; grunting, 
 ILyc; fine in tone, like highest falsetto, I Ars.; 
 in morning, Carbol. ac; rattling, in larynx, 
 Arumd.; rattling, in threatened paralysis of 
 lungs, ICalc; loud rattling in trachea, ICalc; 
 sawing, in croup, IKaol., ISpong.; sighing, 
 Carbol. ac, Chloral., Lyss.; sighing, with 
 cough, ISamb.; snoring, ICamph. ; snoring, 
 during sleep, INux v. ; spongy sound (asthma), 
 ICaps. ; whistling, lArs.; whistling, in asth- 
 ma, lArs.; loud whistling rales, each pulsa- 
 tion of heart gives crescendo diminuendo ef- 
 fect, Chlor. ; whizzing and rattling, which is 
 
 long and attended with retraction of epigas- 
 trium, IOp. Jggp* Breathing, noisy. 
 
 Expiration, painful : with dyspnoea, IViol. 
 
 Expiration, quick : IArn.,ICham.,IIgn.,Stram.; 
 moaning (congestion to brain), I Cup. m.; 
 seems to be thrown out of him by a jar, 
 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Expiration, short: ICastor. 
 
 Expiration, slow: Ant. t., lArn., IOp.; after 
 deep, quick breath, which causes a stitch in 
 right side, Bor. 
 
 Expiration, sudden : forcible, IGels. 
 
 Expiration, throat: raw, sore, 1 1 Arg. met. 
 
 INSPIRATION, abdomen: violent action of 
 muscles, ISpong. ; feels cold even into lungs 
 (heart disease), ILith.; as if cold touched 
 teeth, TrCed.; on deep inspiration, sensation 
 as if air passing through air passages was icy 
 cold, Coral.; constricting pain in upper, ICalc; 
 cooling sensation, Lyss.; feels as if he cannot 
 get enough, air, IBry.; pains, ICalc; pain on 
 taking deep, Agar.; retraction of diaphragm, 
 muscles and ribs so that a large concavity ia 
 formed, IHep.; sharp pain, also along spine, 
 Morph. s.; sore pain during deep, I IKreo.; 
 sticking in umbilical region, IHyos.; stitches 
 as from many needles in umbilical region, 
 round to back, even in dorsal vertebrae, 
 Verbas.; sticking across, ICalc. ; stitching, 
 tearing in muscles below ribs, ICalc. ; tension 
 hindering deep (intermittent), ICoccul.; upper 
 walls drawn in (paralysis of diaphragm), 
 I Arg. nit.; warmth in upper part, Seneg. 
 Bisp Breathing, abdominal. 
 
 Inspiration, aggravation : lAcon., Arn. 
 
 Inspiration, back: sudden jerking pain, Calc 
 p.; pain, Inul.; pain in kidneys worse, Astac; 
 stitches in loins, Ammoniac; single severe 
 stitches in upper part, ICalc; stitching for- 
 ward through chest, Berb. 
 
 Inspiration, chest: burning, sore pain in ster- 
 num, from deep, Seneg.; cutting, ICalc; cutting 
 in left side, lAscl. t.; cutting pain at last ribs, 
 from within out, ICalc; causes pressing cutting 
 in left side, Spong. ; deep, cuts offbreath,by pain 
 in right side,after exposure (influenza), I I Rhus; 
 thorax not distended, Chel. ; sensation of exco- 
 riation behind sternum, I I Rumex ; as if root of 
 lung could not expand, painful, Chrom. ac; 
 gnawing pain on left side, ICalc; could not fill 
 lungs, IChlor.; oppression worse,Spig.; oppres- 
 sion and stitches in left, Ammoniac; oppres- 
 sion, cannot talk (neglected influenza or pleu- 
 ritis), ISul.; pain, Agar., Inul.; pain in lower, 
 Ars.; pain in right side, Chel.; sharp pain in 
 right lung, Cod.; pam also in scapula, JEsc. 
 h.; muscles of right side, paralysis of, -Ferr. 
 iod.; violent sticking pinching beneath right 
 nipple, from within outward, Spig. ; seems as 
 though something were pressing on, after din- 
 ner, IChel.; deep, causes pressing below sec- 
 ond and third rib, Arg. met.; pressure,' ICalc; 
 pressure in left, Calend.; sharp, cutting press- 
 ure, I lAng.; increasing presure on middle of 
 sternum, Agar.; painfully sensitive, ICalc; 
 shooting, Ang.; shooting in left breast and 
 right temple, Calc p.; shooting from heart to 
 shoulder-blade, in deep, Agar.; deep, causes 
 soreness under clavicles, ICalc; sore pain, 
 ICalc; deep, causes pain in middle of sternum 
 (child disposed to convulsions), I Bell.; sticking, 
 ISil. ; deep, causes sticking in left side,Cepa ; 
 
 HBW^ 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 stingingin left side, Lyss.;suddenburning,sting- 
 ing in whole left, when taking a deep, while in 
 the act of lying down in bed at night, Eumex ; 
 stitches, Bar. c, HBry., IKali c, Stront., Ta- 
 rax.; stitches in upper part, near axilla,Dros.; 
 sharp stitches in scapular end of clavicle, 
 Squilla; stitch in region of heart at night, Anac; 
 causes stitches, 'Kob.; jerking stitches in right 
 and left side, not far from sternum, ISquilla ; 
 stitches in left side, Agar., lArs., ICalc; causes 
 stitches in left (angina pectoris), lArn.; causes 
 deep stitches in lower part, mostly left side, 
 Kob.; stitch from left to right side, IBry.; dull 
 stitches in lungs, Asar. ; stitches in right 
 or both lungs during, Asar.; stitches when 
 lying on affected side, ICalc; boring stitch 
 in right costal muscles, continuous, Spong.; 
 causes deep stitches in nipple, I llgn.; stitches 
 beneath left nipple, Verbas. ; pleuritic stitch 
 on right side, worse, IFerr. ph. ; stitches below 
 right ribs, I I Rhus ; stitches in short ribs, 
 1 1 Agar. ; stitches between sixth and seventh 
 ribs, lArg. met.; stitches in right, Mar. v.; 
 stitches deep in right, ICalc; dull stitches in 
 right side, Spig. ; causes dull stitches in right 
 side of chest (neglected influenza and pleur- 
 itis), ISul.; stitches in right scapula, Amm. 
 m.; stitches in sides, I IKali c; stitches in 
 sternum, Bapt.; acute stitch along left margin 
 of sternum in afternoon, while riding,Rumex ; 
 violent stitches, Arg. met.; tightness in right 
 side, Chel. 
 
 Inspiration, cough: caused by, Benz. ac, 
 ICamph., IHepar., Menyanth., IIPuls., Sticta; 
 aggravated by deep, Brom., INatr. m.; deep, 
 causes, IKali bi.; dry, on deep, IDig. ; with 
 scanty expectoration (pneumonia), IPhos. ; 
 after, hacking, Amyl. ; in cold air, hacking, 
 HCepa; in influenza, I Ipec; irritation, ICalc; 
 irritation in throat, Asar.; racking, Sticta; 
 spasmodic, similar to whooping cough, but 
 with interruptions, finally all inspirations 
 cease with cough, as if a foreign body had 
 entered windpipe, Tereb.; spasmodic, Coff. 
 B^p- Chap. 27, Cough breathing. 
 
 Inspiration, deep: Ars., ICastor., IKali c; 
 aggravates, Alum.; breathing ceases for one 
 half to two minutes after, IMosch. ; cannot 
 take (diaphragmitis), IHam. ; cannot take, 
 (pleurisy) , 1 1 Ver. ; with tensive pains in re- 
 gion of diaphragm, Tarax.; disposition to, 
 (pertussis dyspepsia), IBry.; in intermittent 
 fever, ICimex; frequent, in congestive head- 
 ache, IGlon. ; frequent, with sighing (erysip- 
 elas), 1 1 Rhus; of great depth, following two 
 or three full ones, 1 1 Amyl. ; in bronchitis, 
 ILobel. i.; impossible (pleuro-pneumonia bi- 
 liosa), I I Rhus; involuntary, Hep.; caused by 
 sensation as if larynx were narrowed, making 
 him hoarse, Jamb.; occasional, Chloral; pleu- 
 ritic stitch, Ferr. ph. ; with somnolence and 
 yawning, Chen, v.; at intervals, trying to 
 take, rolling from side to side, Cup. m. ; 
 causes pressive pain in vertex, lAnac 
 J8g^ Breathing, deep. 
 
 Inspiration, difficult: Act. sp., lArg. met., 
 Chlor., Hod., IKali c, Meph., IINux m.; in 
 anasarca, I Ars.; in asthma thymicum, ISamb.; 
 atelectasis pulmonum, IHyos.; in bronchitis, 
 IPhos.; catching, Calad.; as from heaviness 
 of chest, I IFerr.; with anxious tightness of 
 chest, ICalc; in cholera, ICup. ac; want of 
 
 air in coughing out, want of air in drawing 
 in, IFerr.; in diaphragmitis, IHam.; with 
 dyspnoea, Sang.; great effort to take, Cann. i.; 
 impeded as from a weight on chest, ilgn.; 
 almost impossible (pneumonia), IPhos.; in 
 chronic inflammation of larynx and trachea, 
 IKali bi.; noisy (tracheitis), lAcon.; in oede- 
 ma glottidis, ICinch.; obstructed, IHep.; op- 
 pressed, ICinch.; compelling to sit up in bed, 
 worse after midnight (chlorosis ; tuberculo- 
 sis), IFerr.; seemed to be suspended, in a 
 child (asthma Millari), lOp. E^ Chap. 25, 
 Glottis spasm ; also Chap. 28, Lungs emphy- 
 sema. 
 
 Inspiration, epigastrium ; pressive pain better, 
 Lobel. i.; stitch, Anac; aggravating, dull 
 stitches, Spig. 
 
 Inspiration, forcible : IBrom. 
 
 Inspiration, gasping : IChlor.; in asthma and 
 at beginning of cough, I Ant. t. 
 
 Inspiration, headache : aggravated by deep,, 
 Cact.; painful throbbing, ICarbo v. 
 
 Inspiration, heart: lying on, causes clucking 
 painful sensation, Chrom. ac; deep, prevented 
 by feeling as if it were swollen, Asaf.; palpi- 
 tation from deep, ICact., HSpig. Jigr* Chap. 
 28, Inner chest angina ; also Chap. 29, Heart 
 breathing. 
 
 Inspiration, hiccough : aggravated, Ang. 
 
 Inspiration, hypochondria : deep breath causes 
 pain, IRumex ; sensation as if something were 
 torn loose in left, Berb. 
 
 Inspiration, larynx: cold sensation, IBrom.; 
 roughness in upper portion, Ziz. ; forced, stitch- 
 ing, IHep. ; frequent suffocating fits,as if some- 
 one constricted, arresting breathing for a mo- 
 ment when sitting, ICaust. ; deep causes tick- 
 ling, excites dry cough (laryngitis), ILach. 
 J^gr Chap. 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Inspiration, liver : pressure like a stone, Arm; 
 soreness worse, ICamph.; dull stitches, Agar.; 
 deep, aggravates stitching burning in whole 
 convex portion of, extending to spine (inflam- 
 mation of liver), I Merc. 
 
 Inspiration, long : in w T hooping cough, IMosch.; 
 in croup, IBrom. ; crowing (spasmus glottidis), 
 IChlor.; desire to take, with yawning, I Car- 
 bol. ac; frequent, ICast. ; harsh crowing, sud- 
 denly awakes from sleep, lasts from four to six 
 seconds, respiration ceases for from forty to 
 sixty seconds (spasmus glottidis), II Ver. in- 
 voluntary, Cup. ars. 
 
 Inspiration, loud : lOp. 
 
 Inspiration, lungs : |^ chest. 
 
 Inspiration, mental condition: anxiety, Chel. 
 S^" Breathing mental condition. 
 
 Inspiration, nausea: after, Amyl. 
 
 Inspiration, noisy : blowing in oedema glottidis, 
 ICinch.; buzzing in croup, I Brom. ; crowing, 
 ICinch.; crowing, in spasm of glottis, 1 1 Ver.; 
 crowing, long, IGels.; crowing long, as in 
 laryngismus stridulus, followed by normal 
 respiration when crowing recurred, accom- 
 panied by anxiety and restlessness (whoop- 
 ing cough), IMosch.; crowing, in whooping 
 cough, ICoral.; suddenly suppressed when 
 half completed and attended by half stifled 
 groan (pneumonia), IPhos.; loud, IHep.; 
 singular piping and croaking in bronchia, 
 after deep, Med.; rales, Chlor.; short crack- 
 ling rale, IChlor.; attended by a separate ratt- 
 ling rale, Chlor. ; sibilant rales, mostly left side 
 
26. RESPIRATION. 
 
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 (asthma), ICaps.; rattling, ICinch.; rushing 
 sound (croup), IBroni.; sawing, in croup, 
 IKaoL; sighing, llgn., Lact. ac; sighing 
 (chronic inflammation of eyes and otorrhcea, 
 after vaccination), I I Thuya ; deep sighing re- 
 lieves palpitation, HArg. met.; snoring, 
 ICamph.; snoring, in croup, IBrom.; snoring, 
 during sleep, Cham., llgn., I I Rheum ; stertor- 
 ous, IIOp.; stertorous, during sleep, IIPuls.; 
 stridulous, in evening, on falling asleep, 
 UPhos.; wheezing, I Alum., ICinch., IKali 
 c; wheezing, in asthma, ICaps.; whistling, 
 ICinch., IHep., IKali c, ILyc., ISpong.; 
 whistling, long, ends cough, I ISpong.; loud 
 whistling whoop, in trachea, Cina ; whooping, 
 MSyph.; whooping, after attack of suffoca- 
 tion, MSquilla. Jg^gT* Breathing noisy; also 
 Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and Larynx croup. 
 
 Inspiration, nose : inspiration through nose, 
 while expiration is blown from lips, as in 
 apoplexy, lying on back, Chloral.; sneezing, 
 Brom. 
 
 Inspiration, painful: ICinch.; puerperal fever, 
 IIBry.; stitches in right side and pressure 
 in middle of chest, all day, 1 1 Ran. b. 
 
 Inspiration, palpitation : g^ heart. 
 
 Inspiration, quick: I Arm, Ars.; in oedema 
 glottidis), ICinch.; necessity for, followed by 
 oppression, Ascl. t. 
 
 Inspiration, short: ICoff., Lobel. i., IOp.; easy 
 (asthma), ISep.; shorter than exhalation, in 
 sleep, HCamph.; half suppressed, accom- 
 panied by a sort of groan (bronchitis), IPhos.; 
 without "noise, IOp.; in oedema glottidis, 
 ICinch.; starts from sleep with (spasm of 
 glottis), ICoff.; and slow, with desire to cough, 
 ILobel. i.; followed by a slow sighing expira- 
 tion (eclampsia), llpec. 
 
 Inspiration, shoulders: inability to draw a 
 deep, from rheumatic pain in right, extending 
 to pectoral muscles, IJugl.; stitches, Berb.; 
 stitches on top, Hyper. 
 
 Inspiration, slow : ICastor., ICham., llgn., 
 Strain.; grows less and less rapid until they 
 cease, then catches her breath by a sobbing 
 effort in spells (spasmodic asthma), Val.; 
 deep, w T ith stitch in chest, Spong.; heavy, 
 congestion to brain, IICup. m. ; in oedema 
 glottidis, ICinch. 
 
 Inspiration, spasmodic : broken in two (hydro- 
 cephalus), Cina ; double, with sobbing as after 
 hard crying, ILed.; intermittent, Nitr. sp. d.; 
 resembling panting of a dog caused by rapid 
 convulsive movement of diaphragm (spas- 
 modic asthma), 1 1 Val.; violent, in asthma 
 Millari, lArum d. «q$~ Chap. 20, Glottis 
 spasm. 
 
 Inspiration, stomach : gnawing preventing deep 
 inhalation, Calad.;deep soreness, Kob. 
 
 Inspiration, throat : coldness, Sul. 
 
 Inspiration, undulating : during attack, Hod. 
 
 Inspiration, after vertigo : AmyL; deep, aggra- 
 vates, ICact. 
 
 SUFFOCATION (choking, smothering, 
 strangulation) : Agar., Ananth.,Arum d., Arum 
 m., Arund., TAtrop. s., lAur. met., I Bell., 
 Calc. s., ICamph., ICed., Cham., Chlor., 
 Coff, I Cub., I Cup. ac, IDros., Ferr. mur., 
 IGuaiac, Hydr. ac, I IKali iod., IILach., 
 I Lact u. v., ILauroc, Melil., IIMeph., INatr. 
 m., INux m., INux v., ISpong., IStram., ITa- 
 bac, I I Tarant. , Vespa, 1 1 Zing. 
 
 Suffocation, air : better in open, worse by motion, 
 I I Ipec. ; wants doors and windows open, par- 
 ticularly at night, IISul.; has to be fanned, 
 Cann. i.; wants to be fanned, in pneumonia, 
 IKali n., HCarbo v.; as if she could not live 
 for want of, I Apis. 
 
 Suffocation, bronchi : acute inflammation, 
 ICact. ; from secretion, in bronchitis, 1 1 Hippoz. 
 
 Suffocation, chest: angina pectoris, I lOxal ac; 
 sensation of a large ball rising from a point 
 about lower end of sternum to upper end 
 of oesophagus, ILac def. ; gnawing pain, 
 I IMosch.; on moving chest (cyanosis), ILach.; 
 from accumulation of mucus, ICoccus, llpec; 
 from accumulation of mucus, also in throat, 
 Coccus ; could not raise mucus (bronchitis), 
 ICina ; threatened, by rattling of mucus, 
 IHep.; pain, Spong.; pressure, IKali c; with 
 pressure on lungs, 1 1 Ptel.; with pulsation 
 while coughing, or as soon as he begins to 
 talk, Mane; rattling in pneumonia, 1 1 Ant. t.; 
 sticking and burning behind sternum, IPhos.; 
 tightness across upper part (dilatation of 
 heart), ITabac. 
 
 Suffocation, children: Bor.; after being taken 
 outof cradle, ICalc p.; after nursing, ICalc p.; 
 starts up suddenly (asthma Millari), ISamb.; 
 sudden attacks, child looks about anxiously 
 and attempts to cry, but cannot, attacks end 
 with whistling, sawing sound, IHep. 
 $3^ Chap. 24,' Infants asphyxia; also Chap. 
 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Suffocation, convulsions: puerperal, I Ant. t. 
 
 Suffocation, cough: IBadiag., Sarrac; asthma, 
 worse night, lAnt. t.; in chronic bronchitis, 
 ILach.; difficult, IOp. ; followed by suffocation, 
 with desire to have doors and windows open, 
 (pneumonia), I IStram.; dry, IStram.; worse 
 while walking, Phell.; when inhaling, Meph.; 
 worse lying down (laryngo-tracheitis), I I Puis.; 
 in paroxysms, with rigidity of body, Ipec. ; 
 threatened by, in croup, IPhos.; caused by suf- 
 focative sensation, w T alking in open air, lArs.; 
 in whooping cough, Ixlnac, I Ars., IBry.; in 
 whooping cough, worse at night, Con. 
 Jg@* Dyspnoea cough ; also Chap. 27, During 
 cough breathing. 
 
 Suffocation : croup: IBrom., IKaol.; alternat- 
 ing with free intervals, I ILyc; croupy, chok- 
 ing, I Ailant.; with membranous, IPhos.; spas- 
 modic, IIBell.; resembling last stage, I ISamb.; 
 tough mucus, causing strangulation, IKali bi. 
 
 Suffocation, after crying : ICalc p. 
 
 Suffocation, with diarrhoea : IVer. 
 
 Suffocation, in diphtheria: IHippoz., ILac c; 
 frequent, violent spells, I Merc. iod. flav. 
 U£g~ Swallowing throat ; also Dyspnoea diph- 
 theria. 
 
 Suffocation, drinking]: in cholera, lArg. nit.; 
 coffee, ICaps. 
 
 Suffocation, dropsy: in ascites, IAur.mur.nat.; 
 g@g* Dyspnoea dropsy. 
 
 Suffocation, after eating: Aur. met., ILach.; 
 reaches to epigastrium, as if tough phlegm 
 would work up with cough (asthma), I IRu- 
 mex. Jg^ Dyspnoea, eating. 
 
 Suffocation, epiglottis : choking, as if it were 
 closed, brought on by thrusting tongue in 
 cheek, Med.; caused by a weakness or spasm, 
 could not tell which, Med. ggg^ Chap. 13, 
 Swallowing spasm, and Chap. 25, Epiglottis 
 spasm. 
 
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 26. RESPIRATION. 
 
 Suffocation, eruption : repercussion of measles 
 by taking cold, ilCham.; in urticaria,! I Rhus. 
 g^° Dyspnoea eruption. 
 
 Suffocation, evening: in bed, in pneumonia, 
 lAnt. t.; in bed, warmth of neck and trunk, 
 limbs cold (spasmodic asthma), IFerr.; in 
 diphtheria, I I Lac c; after lying down (asth- 
 ma ; hydrothorax ; ascites), lArs.; 6 to 7 p.m., 
 must sit up and sip water, ICinch. 
 
 Suffocation, from exertion : on going up stairs 
 or walking, IMerc; walking a few blocks, 
 MSars. 
 
 Suffocation, from expectoration : yellow green- 
 ish, putrid masses, with cough (bronchial and 
 vesical catarrh) I Cop. 
 
 Suffocation, eyes protruding, IVer. 
 
 Suffocation, face : bloated, bluish attacks after 
 fright, ISamb.; bluish pain in abdomen 
 (w T hooping cough), INux v.; flushes of heat, 
 in intermittent, ICact.; blueness of lips, 
 
 I ISamb.; cold sweat on, HCact. 
 Suffocation, fainting: periodical, I ICact. 
 Suffocation, fever: in typhoid malaria, ILycv.; 
 
 in typhus, INitr. ac. 
 
 Suffocation, forenoon : begins in morning and 
 lasts until noon (tuberculosis), IChin. a.; at 9 
 a.m., Chin, a.; regularly, from 10 to 12, ICed. 
 
 Suffocation, head: bending backward, ISpong.; 
 at night, feels as if it were separated from 
 body, Daph. 1 
 
 Suffocation, headache: after, IColoc; conges- 
 tive, awoke about midnight from, after preg- 
 nancy, ILyc. 
 
 Suffocation, heart: action ceases, I Act. rac; ac- 
 tion turbulent, worse 11 p.m. (enlarged heart), 
 ICact.; chronic carditis, ICact.; disease, I Amyl.; 
 heat about, I Ant. t.; quivering or flutter- 
 ing (ague), ISamb. J^" palpitation ; also 
 Asthma and Dyspnoea heart ; also Chap. 28, 
 Inner chest angina ; and Chap. 29, Heart 
 dropsy, pain, etc. 
 
 Suffocation, heat : from exposure to sun,Cact. 
 EggT Dyspnoea heat, sunstroke. 
 
 Suffocation, hysteria: bends backward and 
 cries out, *' now it is over, now my breath is 
 gone," IMosch.; sudden, IGels. J^" Asthma 
 hysteric. 
 
 Suffocation, inspiration: worse with every, 
 
 I I Aeon. 
 
 Suffocation, labor pains : causes, IPuls. 
 
 Suffocation, larynx : dryness, IKali c. ; chronic 
 inflammation, I Bell.; as from mucus, ICinch.; 
 touching causes, IILach.; touching causes, 
 worse moving arm, ILach. g^* Chap. 25, 
 Glottis spasm and Larynx suffocative feel- 
 ing. 
 
 Suffocation, lungs :• threatening paralysis, with 
 long-lasting attacks, IILach.; in pneumonia, 
 ■Ant. t.; sudden, in epidemic pneumonia, 
 I I Cup. m. 
 
 Suffocation, lying down: IHam.; on back, 
 Ptel.; must get out of bed (angina pectoris), 
 Lactu. v.; must sit up in bed, with desperate 
 fits of, IILach.; starts up in bed, in croup, 
 I ISpong.; in chronic bronchitis, IKali bi. ; on 
 left side, causes heart disease, IHydras.; in 
 cardiac rheumatism, ILach.; sensation of, at 
 first when, at night, Pod.; on back, at night, 
 better sitting up, Asaf.; in diaphragmitis, 
 IHam. g^sT" Asthma and Dyspnoea lying 
 down. 
 
 Suffocation, mental condition : anguish, in in- 
 
 fluenza, llpec; anxiety in pneumonia, I Ant. 
 t.; apprehension on moving body (palpita- 
 tion), IHyos. ; fear, Amyg., Mez., IOp., I I Sep., 
 IVer.; fear of, in asthma, I ITabac; fear of, 
 in influenza, ISeneg.; with mucus in throat, 
 IBry.; fear of, at night, with desire for open 
 air, IDig.; after fright, ISamb. 8@f Asthma 
 and Dyspnoea mental condition. 
 
 Suffocation, motion : aggravates, I llpec; when 
 moving in bed or raising arms must lie on 
 right side or with head high (heart disease ; 
 hydrothorax), HSpig. ; from least, MPrun; 
 from least, in carditis, ISpig. ®i^ Asthma 
 and Dyspnoea motion. 
 
 Suffocation, with nervous attacks : llpec. 
 
 Suffocation, at night: I Ant. t., IIArs., Aur. 
 mur., ICinch., llpec, ILyc, Med., IPuls., 
 I ISul.; awaking, usually after midnight, must 
 jump out of bed, hold firmly and eat some- 
 thing which gives relief (asthma spasmodi- 
 cum), I Graph.; awaking several times, 
 
 I ISpong.; awaking, each successive attack 
 increased in duration and intensity (nervous 
 asthma), I INux v.; awaking her for three 
 days with barking cough, complementary 
 of Hepar and Phosphorus, IMerc cy.; in 
 bed, IIArs.; in catarrh, IIArs.; in croup, 
 lArs.; in diphtheritic croup, IKali bi., I ILyc; 
 wants door and window open, IISul.;at 11, 
 or between 11 and 3 o'clock, MSquilla; in 
 goitre, IMerc. iod. flav.; in heart disease, 
 ■Dig., HSpong.; causing him to jump out of 
 bed and sleep in a chair (cough), ICrot. t; 
 produced by slightest covering over mouth 
 or nose, IILach.; as if lungs were paralyzed, 
 UPhos. ; after midnight, ISamb.; in pneu- 
 monia, ISul.; with restlessness, ISamb. ; at 3 
 a.m., with cough, better by expectoration, 
 IIAnt, t.; in swelling of thyroid, ISpong. 
 jg^ 1 * sleep ; also Asthma and Dyspnoea 
 night. 
 
 Suffocation, nose : sensation as if head were 
 choked up (croup), 1 1 Cub. JSi^ Chap. 7, 
 Nose stopped. 
 
 Suffocation, palpitation : causes suffocation, 
 
 I I Amyl., ICalc a.; awakens after midnight, 
 alarm, anxiety, I ISpong.; and gasping, better 
 lying down (pregnancy), ILaur. gig 1 " heart. 
 
 Suffocation, in pneumonia : fl®* lungs. 
 
 Suffocation, position : threatened when assum- 
 ing a wrong, Hod. 
 
 Suffocation, pulse : loss of, ilCact. 
 
 Suffocation, restlessness: Jl^* Dyspnoea 
 restlessness. 
 
 Suffocation, sitting : must sit bent forward, if 
 possible at open window during attacks, 
 worse by any other position, IChin. a.; when 
 sitting up in bed, as if thorax were full, Med. ; 
 worse sitting up, Asaf. 
 
 Suffocation, sleep: awakes, IKali iod., Val., 
 Vespa ; throwing arms about (hydrothorax), 
 ILach.; awakes when falling asleep, I ISpong.; 
 awakens, in asthma, lArg. nit.; awakens, can 
 scarcely breathe, I IKali iod.; awakens, in 
 dysmenorrhcea, I ITarant. ; awakens, 1 a.m.,. 
 Ptel.; awakens between 1 and 2 a.m., I ISpong.; 
 awakens, with ulcers in throat, ILach.; also 
 after awaking at night, IPhos. ; partially- 
 comatose, IChlor. ; paroxysms during, apt to 
 be followed by violent fits of dry racking 
 cough, better for a time, by drinking water, 
 I IOp.; awakens, in croup, IKali br.; could 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 743 
 
 Cough, air: change from warm to cold, ICarbo 
 v., IPhos., USquilla, IVer. v.; change from 
 warm to cold, or cold to warm, IIRumex ; 
 cold, Act. rac. , Agnus, Amm. m.,IArs.,Badiag., 
 IBrom., Carbo v., Caust., ICepa, Cham., 
 ICoca, Crotal., €ub., ICup. m., Curar., Dulc, 
 Hep., IHyos., Ipec , Mosch., Nitr. ac, IPhos., 
 Plat., IRuinex,Sabad., Sep , Sil., Sinap., Squil- 
 la, ISul., Ver. , IZinc.; cool, I Ipec; cold, 
 damp, IDulc., INux m., Sep.; driving in an 
 open wagon, ISul.; draughts, Caust., 101. jec; 
 draught, warm or cold, ICaps.; on going into, 
 in bronchitis, IPhos. , from least exposure to 
 cold, after a fall, IHyper.; whenever he puts 
 hand out of bed, IRhus ; caused by a limb 
 getting cold, Hep. ; night air, worse lying on 
 left side, I Merc; from exposure to chilly 
 night air, and drinking cold water, IHep.; 
 better in open, IDulc; in open, riding and 
 walking, Sul. ac; changing rooms, evening, 
 after lying down, touching or pressing throat- 
 pit, from slightest inhalation of cool air, cov- 
 ers head with bedclothes, to make air warmer, 
 ■ IRumex; sea wind, ICup. m.; when any 
 part of body becomes uncovered, IHep. , llpec, 
 ■Rhus.; undressing, I Kali bi.; walking in cold 
 air, I Ars., Ipec, IPhos., Ver.; walking in open, 
 Aeon., lArs., ICarbo v., Cina, IDig., Ferr., 
 Ipec, Lye, INux v., Oxal. ac, IPhos., Phos. 
 ac, Seneg., Spig., Staph., Stram., Sul., Sul. ac. 
 g^* cold, heat, weather. 
 
 Cough, air passages: irritation low down in, 
 during night causes, ICham.; itching causes, 
 INux v. ; sensitive, ICoral. fi^ B bronchial, 
 laryngeal, tickling, tracheal. 
 
 Cough, anus : fistula, with chronic cough, Cop.; 
 short, with fistula, IBerb. 
 
 Cough, asthmatic: Amm. c, -Cetrar., ICinch., 
 lEuphor., I I Pod., HSpong.; in evening in 
 bed, Amm. c; expectoration of glairy slime, 
 and vomiting after eating, with asthma about 
 4 or 5 a.m., always worse in damp rainy 
 weather, INatr. s.; tired extremities, IKali c; 
 habitual, IKali c; 3 a.m., ICinch.; pain in 
 chest, cannot lie nor sleep, IBry.; causing 
 drawing through left pectoral region into 
 back, ICrot. t.; aggravated by talking, with 
 white tough, occasionally greenish mucous 
 expectoration, worse night (phthisis florida), 
 I IMer. cor. Jg^ Chap. 26, Asthma cough. 
 
 Cough, back : result of spinal irritation affect- 
 ing nucha, INaja. 
 
 Cough, barking: Aeon., Ars. a., IBell., IBrom., 
 Bry.,ICaust., Cina, Clem., Coccus,ICoral.,Cub., 
 IIDros., IIHep., Kreo., IINitr. ac, INuxm., 
 IPhos., IRumex, ISamb., Spig., HSpong., 
 Staph., ISticta; after a deep breath, IDulc; 
 in croup, IBrom., IHep., ISpong.; in mem- 
 branous croup, IKali bi.; in diphtheria, ISal. 
 ac. ; dry hoarse, penetrates through closed 
 doors (diphtheria), I I Lac c; with dry lar- 
 ynx, ISpong.; in evening, INitr. ac; with a 
 peculiar shrill sound, some expectoration, 
 Med.; forced, with soreness of larynx and 
 chest, I IRumex ; with feeling of foreign body 
 in larynx, Cub.; loud, in spurious croup, 
 I I Kali m.; loud, in hysteria, Ver.; after 
 measles, IHep.; in membranous laryngitis, 
 Hod.; in meningitis, IHyper.; moist, with 
 some sound of moisture in air passages, but 
 no expectoration (measles), IMerc ; particu- 
 lary night and morning (catarrh), I Coccus ; 
 
 every night at 11 p.m. and 5 a.m., children, 
 IRumex ; like a dog, with noisy cough, Lyss.; 
 worse outdoors and at night, I IPhyt.; reading 
 aloud or talking aggravates, Amb.; caused by 
 scraping in throat, IHep.; short, " firing 
 minute guns" all day and for an hour or so 
 towards evening, increasing to a violent spas- 
 modic paroxysm, ICoral. ; during sleep, Hip- 
 pom. ; with soreness all over or in centre of 
 chest, I 101. jec; with suffocative paroxysms, 
 woke her at night for three days (comple- 
 mentary of Hepar andPhosphor),IMerc cy.; 
 from tickling in larynx and epigastrium, 
 IINitr. ac; waking suddenly at 11 p.m. 
 (croup), IBell.; in whooping cough, IStram.; 
 like whooping cough after taking cold, I ISticta. 
 fggt^" concussion, croupy. 
 
 Cough, bending : backward aggravates, ICup. 
 m.; forward aggravates, ICaust,, L ISpong. 
 
 Cough, brain : in affections, IGlon. 
 
 Cough, breathing : from deep, ICup.m., Mang., 
 Squilla ; deep lessens, Verbas. ; from deep, 
 in pneumonia, I ISul.; from expiration, ICarbo 
 v., Caust., IKreo.; from inspiration, causes, 
 Aeon., Asar., Benz. ac, IBrom., ICalc, 
 ■Cam ph., IDig., IDulc, IHep., IKali bi., Men- 
 ygnth., INatr. m.,' IIPuls., IRumex, Sep.; 
 from deep inspiration, evening and night, 
 ■Graph.; from deep inspiration, in catarrh, 
 lApis; at each inspiration, in influenza, 
 llpec; at almost every inspiration, from pain 
 as of ulceration in larynx (phthisis pulmo- 
 mum), IKali bi. ; irritation renewed by inspira- 
 tion, after long interval, HCina; interrupted 
 every few seconds (pneumonia), I ISul.; irreg- 
 ularity, induces or aggravates, IIRumex ; on 
 taking a long breath, I I Lac c; produced by 
 change of rhythm, IIRumex; provoked by 
 slow difficult, with asthmatic attacks, IColoc; 
 wheezing,IDolich. $^ Chap. 26, Expiration 
 and Inspiration cough. 
 
 Cough, bronchia: catarrh, Cop.; crawling in 
 upper bronchi, IKreo.; chronic, from enlarge- 
 ment of bronchial glands, with irritation of 
 tracheal and laryngeal lining, ICon. ; almost 
 incessant, in bronchitis, I IZinc; incessant, in 
 evening, by heat and open air, Cub. ; inflam- 
 mation, Bry.; irritation, I I Amyl., ILyc; irri- 
 tation, in eczema, IJugl.; irritation in region 
 of bifurcation, raises a little whitish-yellow, 
 blood-streaked phlegm which relieves, 
 I I Sang. ; seems to proceed from lowest ramifi- 
 tions, with wheezing in lower part of lungs 
 (bronchitis), I I Squilla; severe in winter 
 succeeds asthmatic attacks in summer, 
 ISyph.; worse after sleep, ILach.; soreness' 
 and heat, Eup. pur. ; between each spell a 
 short interval, IPhos.; urging, from lower, 
 Med. 
 
 Cough, capricious : llpec 
 
 Cough, catarrhal: I Ant. t., I Apis, Ars. s. f., 
 lArund., Bell., IBrom., ICepa, IChel., IHep., 
 I IKali ph., I I Sil., I I Trill.; in membranous 
 croup, IPhos.; during dentition, IPod.; from 
 irritation of larynx or bronchia,! Ascel.t.; long- 
 lasting and tedious, threatening consump- 
 tion, IIPuls.; of long standing, with febrile 
 symptoms evening and night, I Hydras. ; with 
 aching in upper part of sternum, 1 I Ferr.; 
 titillating, llpec ; viscid sputa, ICact. 
 gH^" cold, coryza. 
 
 Cough, cessation : rattling breathing, lAnt.t., 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 not, in scarlatina, ILach.; deep, after tuber- 
 culosis, IChin. a.; disturbs, in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; during, ISpong.; on falling asleep, 
 I Arum t.; in moment of falling asleep, Spong.; 
 lying in bed, on right side, on becoming un- 
 conscious by, quick effort to prevent, by 
 changing position, Badiag., attacks like night- 
 mare during, lOp. , during, in polypi, IMar. 
 v.; with sopor (bronchial catarrh), lint, t.; 
 threatened attack just as he has fallen asleep, 
 must get up, better during day (asthma after 
 suppressed eruption), IHep. ; wakes up with 
 suffocation every Saturday morning (inter- 
 costal neuralgia), 1 1 Stann.; worse after, better 
 by eating, ICed. jg^° night. 
 
 Suffocation, solar plexus : sudden and violent 
 implication (cholera Asiatica), lOp. 
 
 Suffocation, sulphur : as from vapors of, Brom.; 
 as from vapors of, commencing with desire to 
 cough and getting worse until one despairs 
 of getting over paroxysm (asthma), IMosch. 
 j^T" Asthma sulphur. 
 
 Suffocation, swallowing : when attempting to 
 swallow (spasm of glottis), IDig.; when at- 
 tempt is made to swallow even medicine 
 (cerebrospinal meningitis), ICic; on attempt- 
 
 ing to swallow, with mental disturbance 
 
 Lyss.; compelled to swallow, I lEup. pur. 
 . danger of, when swallowing, turning or touch 
 
 ing neck, Bell.; difficult, causes, 1 1 Stann. 
 
 attempt to swallow saliva causes, I Kali c 
 
 caused by trying to swallow solids, ILach. 
 
 Jlgl^ throat. 
 Suffocation, with thirst: IChlor. 
 Suffocation, throat: in angina tonsillaris, 
 
 IIBar. c; complaints, Daph.; constriction, 
 
 I Ver. ; full feeling, preventing sleep, at night, 
 
 I I Lac. c; grasping at, in melancholia, 
 IINaja; inflamed, IMerc. cor.; inflamed, 
 with swollen submaxillary glands, Cop.; 
 sudden lump, Dolich.; as if a coat of mu- 
 cus extended from velum palati to tongue 
 (asthma), 1 1 Puis. ; as from tight neckwear, 
 IBry.; in chronic enlargement of tonsils, 
 IBar. c; if anything touches, on lying down 
 in evening, I ILach.; caused by touching 
 (syphilis), ILach. ; touching or turning causes, 
 Bell. 0^ diphtheria, sw alio wing ; also 
 Asthma throat. 
 
 Suffocation, vomiting: 1 I Ver. ; especially in 
 
 morning, IKali c. 
 Suffocation : f^~ Asphyxia, Asthma,Dyspncea. 
 
 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 Cough. Before Cough. During Cough. After Cough. Whooping 
 
 Cough. Expectoration. 
 
 COUGH: Acal., Acet. ac, lAcon., Act. rac, 
 MJEsc. h., lAgar., All. sat., lAlum., lAlumin., 
 lAmb., Amm. b., lAmm. c, lAmm. m., 
 Anac, lAnt. c, Ant. sul. aur., 1 1 Ant. t., Apis, 
 lArg. met., lArg. nit., lArn., IIArs., Ars. i., 
 Ars. s. f., Arum d., I Arum t., Asaf., Asar., 
 Aur. met., IBadiag., IBapt., IBar. c, IBell., 
 Benz. ac, I IBor., Bov., IIBrom., IIBry., 
 Bufo., ICact., ICalc, Calc. a., Calc. h\, Calc. p., 
 ICaps., ICarboa.,ICarbo v., Card.m.,IICaust., 
 ICepa, lOham., IChel., IChlor., Chrom. ac, 
 ICina, ICmch., Cist., ICoca, Coccion., Coccul., 
 ICoccus, Coff., Colch., Collin., Como., ICon., 
 Cop., ICoral., Croc, Crotal., ICrot. t., ICub., 
 ICup. m., ICurar., Cycl., Dig., Dolich., IIDros., 
 IDulc, Elaps, lEup. perf., Euphor., lEuph., 
 Ferr.,IFerr. ph., IGels.,Graph.,Ham.,IIHep., 
 Hippoz.,IIHyos., Ilgn., Illic, Indig., Illod., 
 Ilpec, Ipom., Jamb., IKali bi., Kali br., IKali 
 c, IKali iod., IKalim.,IIKreo., ILach., Lactu. 
 v., I ILaur., 1 1 Led., Lith. c, ILobel. i., HLyc, 
 ILyc vir., Magn. c, I IMagn. m., Magn. p., 
 Magn.s.,IMang.,Melil.,IMeph., IMerc, IMerc. 
 iod. rub., Mez., I IMillef, IMosch., IMur. ac, 
 Naja, Natr. a., INatr. c, IINatr. m., Natr. s., 
 INiccol., IINitr. ac, INux m., INux v., I 101. 
 jec,IOp., Osm.JPetrol., Phell.,IIPhos.,IPhos. 
 ac, IPhyt., IPlat, , UPsor., IPuls., Rhod., IRhus, 
 
 Rhus V., IIRumex, Sabad., USamb., ISang., 
 I ISenecio, ISeneg., IISep.,ISil.,Spig.,IISpong., 
 ISquilla, HStann., Staph., ISticta, IStram. , 
 IISul., Sul. ac, Syph., Tarant., Tereb., Therid., 
 IThuya, Uva ursi, Ver., Ver. v., IVerbas., 
 IZinc, Zing., Ziz. 
 
 Cough, abdomen : as if arising from, Ant. c, 
 IDros., ISep.; colic from a cold, IIRumex; 
 caused by feeling of incarcerated flatus, par- 
 oxysmal, worse from excitement or sitting, 
 better lying down, straightening up or by 
 eructation, IPhos.; sensation comes from, 
 must take hold when coughing (anaemia of 
 brain), ICon.; abdominal, with vomiting, which 
 relieves, Ilpec J^" stomach. 
 
 Cough, abortive: IChlor. 
 
 Cough, acids: aggravate, ISul.; aggravated 
 by vinegar, Sep., ISul.; caused by vinegar, 
 I Alum. 
 
 Cough, afternoon : Agar., Amm. m., Arn., Asaf., 
 Astac, Badiag., IBell., Bov., ICalc, Cinch., 
 Kali bi., Magn. c, Natr. c, Nux v., Phell., 
 Phos., Sang., Staph., Sul., Thuya; worse, in 
 croup, I ISpong. ; from 4 to 6 or 8 p.m., 1 1 Lye; 
 till morning, IDolich.; about 5, almost inces- 
 sant until lying down, Mang.; lasts an hour, 
 towards evening, Ilpec; till midnight, IBell., 
 ISul.; attacks begin at 6, Amm. m. 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 745 
 
 ICarbo v.; sudden, followed by sneezing all 
 night (influenza), I I Rhus. J^" Chap. 28, 
 Lungs paralysis. 
 
 Cough, chest : arising from, Med. ; from con- 
 striction, Asaf., ICoccul.; crawling in upper, 
 I I Sang.; crawling and tickling in right upper, 
 INuxm.;'from depths, in evening, Ars. h.; 
 produced by something dry or acrid, Benz.ac; 
 every effort to expand, causes (bronchitis), 
 Hod.; from full feeling, Chin, a.; heaviness, 
 lAmm. c; incessant, from a place low down 
 where it pains as if sore and bloody, I ISpong.; 
 with infantile diseases, after much medication, 
 INux v.; itching, behind sternum, IKali bi.; 
 irritation, ICalc; irritation, with expectora- 
 tion in morning of dark blood, or thin, yellow 
 blood-streaked mucus, tasting sour, Sul. ac; 
 seems to come from low down, worse at night 
 with profuse expectoration(phthisis), I IStann.; 
 mucus, I IStann.; feeling of accumulation of 
 mucus and weight, llSpong.; sensation of 
 tough mucus, with increased dyspnoea and 
 desire to cough it up, causing general- hot 
 sweat half an hour before spell, increased dur- 
 ing it (asthma), I IRumex ; oppression, with 
 swelling of veins of neck after catching cold 
 (chronic bronchitis), IKali bi.; paroxysms, 
 from deep, lAmb. ; no phlegm yields though 
 chest seems full, Hpec; pressure over, Ars. h.; 
 rawness, ILach.; scraping, IPuls.; irritation 
 under sternum, Arg. nit. ; irritation beneath 
 sternum, upper part, ICham.; tickling in 
 sternum, ILach.; relieves tight feeling, Con.; 
 from upper front, Ars. h.; weak feeling, better 
 by walking, IPhos. ac. g^iT* Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest cough ; also Lungs cough. 
 
 Cough, children: Bell., Cham., ICina, Hpec, 
 Merc, Puis., ISamb.; atrophic (take cold 
 easily), cough in presence of strangers, I Bar. 
 c; epidemic, with coryza, inflammation of 
 eyes and pain in ears, I Jamb.; fat, Hpec; put 
 hands to genitals, IZinc.; must be held up, 
 otherwise seized with spasms (whooping 
 cough), INiccol.; lachrymation, ISabad.; cough 
 like old man, I I Sul.; chronic, scrofulous, 
 worse after slight cold, IIBar. c; threatening 
 to suffocate, IICup. m. jg^" dentition, 
 measles. 
 
 Cough, with chill : with expectoration, ISpong. 
 
 Cough, in chlorosis: IPlumb. 
 
 Cough, choking: ggj^ suffocative. 
 
 Cough, in cholera : with expectoration, ICic; 
 infantum, IPhos.; spasmodic contraction, 
 ■Cup. m. 
 
 Cough, chronic : • Amb., IPhos., IPsor.; charac- 
 terized by cold and deficiency of animal heat, 
 I I Led.; generally hard and dry, IPhyt.; with 
 dyspnoea, All. sat.; with emaciation, liEsc h. ; 
 with emaciation, loss of strength aud appe- 
 tite, finally great weakness with expectora- 
 tion of heavy, bloody mucus, 101. jec; obsti- 
 nate, with expectoration and nervous excita- 
 bility, I I Cod.; with bloody expectoration 
 (phthisis), IPlumb. ; with mucous expectora- 
 tion (scrofulosis), ICornus ; profuse expecto- 
 ration and much irritation of throat, Myr. 
 cer. ; expectoration of tough, reddish-brown 
 mucus, I IPhos.; fistula in ano, -Cop.; obsti- 
 nate, profuse muco-purulent expectoration, 
 IMyos.; with tuberculosis, Calc. s.; in violent 
 attacks, brought up hard, small tubercle, 
 ISpong.; in winter, INitr. ac; after whoop- 
 
 ing cough, worse at night, talking and walk- 
 ing, sounds loose, but there is little expecto- 
 ration, despite rattling and crackling in 
 chest, I IPuls.; of eighteen years' duration, 
 I IPhos.; of twenty-five years' duration, IPsor. 
 Jg^° Chap. 28, Lungs consumption. 
 
 Cough, coffee : worse from odor, Sul. ac 
 
 Cough, cold: living in cold, damp places, 
 IDulc, INux in., Sep.; after a severe cold, 
 worse at every inspiration, I I Sticta ; after a 
 slight cold, Benz. ac; worse on taking cold, 
 Sep. ; worse from cold or becoming cold, ISa- 
 bad. B^~ air, catarrhal, weather. 
 
 Cough, concussive : Cimex, ILed., IMerc, 
 INiccol., IPuls., Ver., Zinc; felt in abdomen, 
 Carboa., IKreo., IPuls., ISul.; lowerabdomen, 
 Ign.; jars abdomen and chest, ISul.; in bron- 
 chitis, I I Sec; jarring chest, ISul.; in whoop- 
 ing cough, lAnac; like whooping cough, from 
 burning and tickling in larynx, in morning 
 with copious expectoration of tough white mu- 
 cus like white of egg, Seneg. ; dry, 1 1 Tuberc; ex- 
 plosive, I IRumex; shakes head (ascites), I Apis; 
 after influenza (bronchial catarrh), ILach.; 
 worse at night (bronchitis), IMerc; parox- 
 ysms of three coughs, I IStann.; shaking, 
 ilpec, IPhos.; shaking whole body, 1 1 Ant. 
 c, lArn., IIBry., Curar. ; shakes muscles of 
 chest and body, exhaustion after attack, 
 IDros.; shaking, in chronic bronchitis in the 
 aged, ISeneg.; shaking middle part of lower 
 chest, extending to liver, Cimex ; shaking, 
 with bloody expectoration, I I Collin.; shaking, 
 from tickling in larynx, Oleand.; like stroke 
 of a sledge hammer on a piece of timber, 
 I ISul.; shattering, Hpec, I INitr. ac, I IStann.; 
 shattering, as from a shock in temples, and at 
 same time in chest, IILyc; shattering, spas- 
 modic at night, IHyos.; shattering, spasmodic, 
 often in paroxysms of two coughs each, 
 I IPuls.; shocks stomach, with sensation of 
 excoriation of chest, I IRumex ; shocks, as if 
 he would vomit, ICon.; painful shocks in 
 head, Ipec; painful shocks in stomach, Ipec; 
 violent, in quick shocks, evenings while lying, 
 must rise, Lith.; sudden shocks, quickly fol- 
 lowing each other, Coff.; short, especially at 
 night, with itching in larynx, ICalc; sudden, 
 I ISpong - ; sudden dull, ending in a long-drawn 
 whistling inspiration, I ISpong. fggih bark- 
 ing, racking, spasmodic. 
 
 Cough, constant (incessant, unceasing) : Agar., 
 I Ars., Dros., ICarbo v., Carbol. ac, HCaust., 
 I IChlor., Cimex, ICinch., IKali bi., SLobel. 
 i., I0p., IPhos. ac, I IRumex, Thuya, IZinc; 
 barking, IPhos. ; in bronchitis, IHyos.; in 
 membranous croup, IKali bi.; all day (hepatic 
 disorder), I ISil. ; day and night, Brom., ICalc 
 p., IKali c; day and night, in acute catarrh, 
 I Ant. t.; day and night, in feeble, emaciated 
 boys, ILyc ; day and night, in laryngo-tra- 
 cheitis and bronchitis, IHydras.; day and 
 night, in phthisis, ICarbo v.; in dropsy of 
 uterus, I IMerc; dry, in a woman disposed to 
 consumption, I IRumex; dry, worse at night, 
 wakes just as she is falling asleep, worse from 
 sweet things, Med.; dry, worse at night, Med.; 
 dry, titillating, hacking, day and night, with 
 lachrymation, Euphor.; with emaciation and 
 cachectic appearance, I Coff.; from epigas- 
 trium, uncontrollable, with sudden pressure 
 and constriction of stomach, as if pressed 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 against with feet, IIRhod.; in evening, 
 ICaust.; day and night, a deep, short cough, 
 with occasional expectoration, during day, of 
 thick gray matter, in morning greenish and 
 more profuse (chronic cough), ILyc; day and 
 night, with profuse greenish , purulent, lumpy, 
 blood-streaked expectoration (phthisis), 
 I I Plumb.; day and night,expectoration profuse 
 offensive, sweet-tasting (phthisis), I ISamb.; 
 severe, without expectoration, with pain in 
 breast and circumscribed redness of cheeks, 
 with coryza, followed by diarrhoea, which re- 
 lieves, 1 1 Sang.; causes evening fever with hot 
 hands and cheeks, IKali n. ; after suppressed 
 gonorrhoea, IBenz. ac; hacking, I lUstil.; 
 hacking, involuntary from habit, in children, 
 ICalc; hacking, during pregnancy, IKali br.; 
 hoarse, Calad.; often continuing for hours, 
 IMccoL; in hydrothorax, lApoc. ; in con- 
 sumptives, ISticta; in inflammation of right 
 lung, IChel.; in influenza, 1 Ant. t. ; irritation, 
 heat and tickling in throat, MSquilla; in 
 laryngitis, IIDros.; with pain throughout 
 lungs, as if they were torn out, worse in upper 
 part of right chest, Elaps ; worse lying down or 
 during exercise (catarrh), ICoccus. ; especially 
 lying down at night, Aram, br.; with tough 
 mucus in larynx and desire to raise it with- 
 out relief, IIRumex; worse at night, Stront.; 
 in acute oedema of lungs, I Ant. t.; causes pain 
 in head, chest and abdomen (laryngo trache- 
 itis), I IVer.; in pneumonia, I Elaps ; remis- 
 sions of a minute, 6 a.m. (catarrh), ICoccus.; 
 retching and gagging, ILach.; retching, ulcer- 
 ated sore throat (mercurial syphilis), ILach.; 
 severe and racking, in pneumonia, IMelil.; 
 compelling him to remain in sitting position, 
 worse during increase of moon, IPhelL; leaves 
 him but little sleep, 1 1 Zinc. ; worse in Spring 
 and Fall, with foot sweats, I ILact. ac; strain- 
 ing, gives no rest day or night (laryngo-trache- 
 itis), I IVer.; like tick of a clock in regularity 
 (whooping cough), IMccoL; from tickling in 
 air passages, 1 1 Puis.; tickling in trachea, 
 I IPhelL; sensation of an ulcerated spot in 
 windpipe, just above backbone, could only 
 expectorate by pressing this spot, IPhyt.; al- 
 most uninterrupted, IIRumex ; so continuous 
 and rapid that he can hardly get breath and 
 must vomit (asthma), I I Puis, %@$f frequent, 
 hacking, paroxysms, short. 
 
 Cough, with constipation: ICon., IGraph., 
 ■Sep.; in whooping cough, lAmb., IPod. 
 
 Cough, constitution: tall, slender, tubercu- 
 lous subjects, pale complexion, clear sclerot- 
 icse, great nervous irritability and sensitive- 
 ness to external impression, IPhos.; coughs 
 peculiar to women, Aur. met.; weak, nervous 
 persons, IPhos. ; overgrown youths, IPhos. 
 ac. fi@* children, hysterical, old, scrofula. 
 
 Cough, in consumption : flgp phthisis. 
 
 Cough, convulsions: epilepsy, at menstrual 
 period, following cough, lAtrop. s. 
 
 Cough, convulsive : f$^ spasmodic. 
 
 Cough, with coryza : gi^ nose. 
 
 Cough, croupy : Acet. ac, lAcon., lAnt. t., 
 Apis, Ascl. t., IBelL, IBrom., ICanth., Cham., 
 
 ■ Gels., IIHep., Hod., IKali m., IKali bi., 
 Lach., INitr. ac, IPhos., IRumex, ISamb., 
 
 ■ ISpong., ISticta, Stram. ; in asthma Millari, 
 ■Arum d.; on awaking, IKaoL; coughs up 
 casts of elastic, fibrinous nature, IIKali bi.; 
 
 catarrhal affection of larynx (coryza),, 
 I ISpong.; after cessation of coryza, I ISpong.; 
 with coryza, ISpong.; in whooping cough, 
 IStram.; coughs up cutaneous masses, ISpong.;; 
 extensive well-organized deposit, IKali bi.; 
 in diphtheria, ICarbol. ac, 1 1 Lac c; sudden, 
 on fourth day of slight attack of -diphtheria, 
 IKali bi.; feeling of foreign body in larynx, 
 Cub.; not very harsh -sounding, IPhos.; her- 
 pes on face, ISpong.; irritation in throat, 
 worse in evening (laryngitis), I ISpong.; in 
 measles, lApis, IKali bi., IPhos., 1 1 Zinc ;. 
 worse after midnight (after suppressed hives), 
 lArs.; in morning, without expectoration 
 (measles), IHep.; with tenacious mucus, 
 ICupr. s.; at night, llpec, I IPhyt.; before 
 midnight, IBelL, IIHep.; after midnight, 
 lArs., HSpong. ; rattling in chest, IIHep.;. 
 like a saw driven through a pine board, each 
 cough corresponding to a thrust of the saw, 
 HSpong.; tries to suppress it, I ISpong.; vio- 
 lent, frequently recurring paroxysms, IHep.; 
 worse in warm, wet weather, Hod.; in winter, 
 alternates with sciatica in summer, 1 1 Staph. 
 jgig^ barking, concussive, crowing, deep, 
 hoarse, measles, metallic, rough, spas- 
 modic, suffocative, -wheezing, whistling. 
 Cough, crowing: Aeon., Cina, Cinch., IDros., 
 Dulc, IHep., ISamb., ISpong.; in anasarca, 
 lArs.; in croup, IBrom.; high sounding, 
 HSpong.; with rough cry, ISpong.; sound of 
 whooping cough, lAnt. t. JUsT" Whooping 
 cough. 
 Cough, crying: cough after, Arn., Hep.: during 
 or after cough, I Ant. t., Bell., Bry., I Cham., 
 Dros., Hep., Lye, Phos., Ver.; cries for help 
 (catarrhal croup), I Ant. t. $ggT painful. 
 Cough, by day: Ixirs., lEuph., Ferr., ILach., 
 Merc, I Staph., Thuya; with expectoration by 
 day only, 1 1 Aeon., Alum., I lAmm. c, lAnac, 
 I Ant. t., IIArg. met., 1 1 Arn., IIArs., I I Bell., 
 IBry., ICak., MCarbo a., Caust., HCham., 
 MCinch., CoccuL, MColch., ICon., Euph., 
 ■Graph., IIHep., IHyos., IKali c, ILach., 
 ILyc, IIMagn. c, I I Man g., IIMerc, INitr. 
 ac, INux v., Op., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISa- 
 bad., Samb., HSiL, Squilla, UStann., IStront., 
 I ISuL, I IVer., Zinc; in measles, lEuph.; from 
 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., ICalc. p.; in scarlatina, lEnph.; 
 pain in both sides of abdomen like two knives, 
 going inward towards each other, doubling her 
 up, better pressing with hands, IKali c: short- 
 ness of breath, MStann.; with expectoration, 
 ICaust.; better lying down (acute coryza), 
 I ISinap.; in phthisis, ICetrar. 
 Cough, deep: Apoc, lArs., IChrom. ac, IDig., 
 HDros., IPhos., HStann.,IStilling., Ver.,1 Ver- 
 bas.; in bronchitis, IPhos.; in croup, IHep., 
 I ISamb.; dry, lAmb.; dry, before chill, 
 ISamb.; dry, with nausea and thirst (ague), 
 I ISamb.; from dryness in larynx, with tension 
 and pain in bronchi (bronchitis chronica), 
 INux v.; especially in evening, Jamb.; vio- 
 lent in evening and night, without waking, 
 Lye vir.; exhausting, with asthmatic expan- 
 sion of lungs, Ailant.; in, prevailing fever, 
 ■Amm. m.; with expectoration, ceasing on 
 lying down (bronchitis), IMang.; hollow, like 
 coughing in a barrel, Med.; hollow, with 
 whitish and greenish expectoration, and tear- 
 ing out pain, starting from ensifbrm cartilage, 
 IKali iod.; hollow, waking at night, 1 1 Anac; 
 
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27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 747 
 
 strikes painfully against larynx, and causes 
 retching, IHep.; owing to weakness of lungs 
 (phthisis tlorida), 1 1 Merc, cor.; at night, 
 IVerbas.; painful, I Ailant.; in phthisis, I I Sep.; 
 caused by spasm of chest, ISamb.; suffocating, 
 with expectoration, IGuarasa ; thrilling, 
 IPhos.; but weak, coughs until he raises, 
 
 I I Zinc; wheezing from titillation as from 
 dust in throat, IHep. fi^" barking, croupy, 
 hoarse, hollow, metallic, rough. 
 
 Cough, dentition : I Ant. t., ICalc. p., Ilpec, 
 IKreo.; catarrhal, IPod.; dry, short, Tereb.; 
 spasmodic, Cina. fi£^~ children. 
 
 Cough, with diarrhoea: lAcet, ac, Merc,IINitr. 
 ac, IIPuls., Sars.; chronic, lApis, IPod.; 
 cough of one fit of sickness followed by di- 
 arrhoea, in next, and vice versa (dropsy), IDig. 
 jggir* Chap. 20, Diarrhoea, cough. 
 
 Cough, difficult : in chest affections, I IChlor.; 
 expectoration with cough and oppression of 
 chest (pneumonia), INux v.; after long efforts 
 raised scanty white, frothy, gluey or dirty- 
 looking putrid sputa, ICalc; must cough hard 
 and long, IILach.; with smothering spells, 
 ■Op. J^g^" dry, long, painful. 
 
 Cough, in diphtheria : Hod., ILach.; incessant, 
 
 I I Kali m.; coughs up detached deposits, with 
 tough, ropy, yellow, discolored mucus.awakes, 
 IKali bi. J^sT* croup. 
 
 Cough, distressing : Aspar., Melil.; in catarrh of 
 head, 1 1 Sticta ; especially in children, worse 
 night, lying down, going into cold room to 
 sleep, ISang. ; with coryza, commences with 
 feeling as if red pepper were throughout nos- 
 trils and air passages (influenza), 1 1 Seneg. ; 
 hacking, after getting awake, I Arum t.; after 
 pneumonia, IKali c. fflSg*' harassing, men- 
 tal condition, tormenting, troublesome. 
 
 Cough, drinking: after drinking,! I Aeon., Anac, 
 Ant. t., lArs., Bry., Calc, Cinch., Dros., 
 Ferr., Hep., IIHyos., ILach., IManc, Meph., 
 Natr. m., INux m., INux v., IOp., IPhos., 
 IPsor., Squilla, Zinc; after ale, ISpong.; after 
 alcoholic drinks, ILach., ISpong.; from beer, 
 IMez., INux v.; worse after, Brom., Op., 
 ■ ISpong.; worse after coffee, Caps., Caust., 
 Cham., Coccul., Ign., Nux v.; better by warm 
 coffee, I ISpong.; after cold drinks, Act. rac, 
 Amm. m., lArs., Badiag., Bar. c, ICarbo v., 
 Caust., IICup. m., IDig., Dulc, Hep., Ipec, 
 IILyc, Nitr. ac, Phos., Sabad., Sep., Sil., 
 Spong., HSquilla, Sul. ac, Thuya, Ver.; se- 
 vere, after cold drink, while overheated 
 (phthisis), I ISamb.; better from cold water, 
 Caps., HCaust.; worse from cold, in pneumo- 
 nia, I IStram.; worse from anything cold or 
 warm, IPhos.; worse from cold, better from 
 warm (chronic bronchitis), ISil. ; from cold 
 things, especially water, Ver.; worse after a de- 
 bauch, IStram.; cough, drunkards, I Ars. , ICoc- 
 cus, INux v., IOp., ISelen., Stram. ; worse from 
 ice water (bronchitis), IMerc. ; after milk, 
 ISpong.; in cardiac rheumatism, 1 1 Phos. ; 
 from sour drink, ILach.; better by warm tea, 
 1 1 Spong. ; worse from abuse of tea, or brandy, 
 IFerr.; from cold or hot tea, ISpong.; if done 
 without thirst, I Ars.; after warm drinks, 
 ■Caps., Illgn., IStann.; warm cocoa, I ISpong.; 
 better from warm drinks, I Ars., Bry , Lye, 
 Nux v., Rhus, Sil., Spong., Yer.; when drink- 
 ing, IOp.; caused by wine, I Alum., UZinc; 
 water, on account of rancid feeling, Zing.; 
 
 better from warm drinks, INux v.; after water, 
 in diphtheria, IMur. ac ftgg*' Chap. 15, 
 Drinking, cough, cold drinks. 
 Cough, driving : fl®* air. 
 Cough, dry: Acal., IIAcon., lAct. rac, Agar.,. 
 All. sat., Aloe, IIAlum., Amm. br., Amm. m., 
 Ananth., Ang., Ant. c,IAnt. sul., Apis, Apoc, 
 lArg. met., I Am., 1 1 Ars., Ars. s. i\, lAsaf., 
 Aur. met,, IBell, Bor., Bov., IBrom., 
 IIBry., Bufo., ICalc, ICalc. p., Camph.,Cann. 
 i., ICanth.,ICaps., ICarbo a., ICarbo v.,ICarbol. 
 ac, Card, m., ICaust., ICed., ICham., IChel., 
 IChlorof, I I Chlor.,Chrom.ac,ICimex, ICinch., 
 Clem., Coccus, Coff., Colch.,ICon., Cop., Croc, 
 Crotal., ICup. ac., ICup. m., Curar., IDig., 
 Gambog., Gymn., IIHyos., Ilgn., Iod., Kali 
 br., Kali iod., IKreo., ILaur., ILobel. c, 
 Magn. s., IMang., Melil., Merc, I Natr. c.,. 
 IINatr. m., INiccol., IINitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., 
 INux m., INux v., 101. jec, IOp., Petrol.,. 
 I IPhell.,IIPhos., IPhyt., I IPlat.,IPod., IPsor., 
 Puls.,Rh od., Rhus v. , I IRumex,Sabad. , Sabina, 
 Sang.,ISenecio,ISpig.,IISpong., Stann., IISul., 
 I ISyph., Tabac, Thuya, lUstil., I I Ver., Ver. 
 v., Viol., I I Zinc, Ziz.; from feeling as if some- 
 thing remained lodged in abdomen, ISep.;. 
 shakes abdomen as though all would fall out,, 
 must support bowels, ICarbo a.; after abor- 
 tion, IKali c; after disappointment in her 
 affections (cardiac weakness), I IPhos ac; in 
 afternoon, Asaf.; usually in afternoon, irritat- 
 ing and lasting until evening and all night, 
 during morning tolerably free (scarlatina), 
 INuxm.; into open air, worse on going, IPhos.;. 
 seems to come from air passages, IHyos.; in 
 anasarca, IHell.; with anxiety, in diphtheria, 
 IMerc cy.; in aphonia, ICaust,, Seneg.; with 
 ascarides, IBar. m. ; with asthma, IKali c ; with 
 spasmodic asthma, IKali br., IKalm.; awakens 
 at night, IKali c; awakens at 2 a.m. and 
 coughs about an hour, IKali c; on awaking, 
 ILach.; barking (measles), I Aeon.; with in- 
 flammation of brain, IIPuls.; with sudden 
 loss of breath, INux m.; with shortness of 
 breath, IGuaiac; with shortness of breath, in 
 influenza, I IPhell.; from irritation in bronchi,. 
 Arg. met,; with bronchial catarrh, IPhos.; 
 bronchial, with sensation of roughness and 
 slight increase of heat in trachea and bronchia, 
 can only expectorate when pressing finger 
 against sore spot in trachea, IPhyt.; in bron- 
 chitis, IPhos.; in chronic bronchitis in the 
 aged, ISeneg. ; with burning in chest, I ISpong.; 
 with burning from larynx to epigastrium, 
 evening in bed, during which he falls asleep, 
 Magn. s.; with burning in nose on blowing it, 
 Sars. ; with burning, smarting in throat, llris ; 
 cardiac in origin (dilated heart), ITabac; 
 after catarrh, cough recurs every evening at 
 6 o'clock, I Con.; with catarrh, I Coccus, 
 Con., INatr. a., INatr. c; caused by dryness,. 
 UStann., HSticta; congestion to chest, Act. 
 rac; oppression of chest and roughness in 
 throat, Seneg.; with sharp pain or burning in 
 chest, IBufo.; causing soreness in forepart 
 of chest, woke her from sleep, IPhos.; in chil- 
 dren, Con.; especially in children, worse 
 night, lying down, going into cold room 
 to sleep, ISang.; choking, with pain in epi- 
 gastrium and scraping, sore pain in larynx, 
 not felt when swallowing saliva, ISep.; from 
 catching cold, ICham.; with colic, IHep.; 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 concussive, BSep.; constant, in measles lEuph.; 
 constant, with oppression, burning and 
 pains in chest, Ailant.; constant, excited 
 by tickling in suprasternal fossa, from in- 
 spired feathery dust, worse more he allows 
 himself to cough, worse towards evening, 
 llgn.; constant, with wheezing (hay asthma), 
 ILach.; from constipation, BSep.; with con- 
 striction in throat, Ascl. t.; almost continu- 
 ous, worse on lying down at night, Con.; 
 convulsive, during cold stage (quartan ague), 
 ISabad.; with fluent coryza, Merc, sul.; with 
 stuffy coryza, IINux v.; in whooping cough 
 .and helminthiasis, iCina ; in croup, flBrom., 
 .IPhos. , HSpong.; croupy, suffocating, awak- 
 ens, IB Aeon. ; during day, wrenching, epigas- 
 trium excited by talking or singing, IRhus ; 
 during day, with pain and stitches in right 
 side, and hoarseness at 5 p.m., IChel.; day 
 and night, Euphor., I IXan.; day and night, 
 with vomiting of ingesta and phlegm, worse 
 after eating, drinking and morning (catarrh 
 of chest), BKali c. ; during dentition, IBCham., 
 Tereb.; with nightly diarrhoea, I IKali c; 
 after dinner, Agar., IKali bi.; after eating, 
 All. sat.; in evening, Arund., Coca, BCon., 
 INitr. ac, IPhos., ISep., I IStann., Stront.; 
 especially evening, in bed, until midnight, 
 with nausea and bitter vomiting, ISep.; in 
 evening, slight expectoration, in morn- 
 ing, ICup. m.; in evening, with heaviness in 
 chest, which disappears after lying down in 
 evening, Zinc; in evening, loose in morning, 
 INux v.; in evening, after lying down, I Alum., 
 ICaps., Coca, I IStann. ; worse, in evening until 
 midnight, IPhos.; w r orse in evening until 
 midnight, in influenza, IRhus ; evening and 
 morning, with burning in chest, IKali c; in 
 evening or morning, with expectoration of 
 whitish or yellowish mucus (laryngo-trache- 
 itis), I IPhos. ac; in evening and night 
 (phthisis), I IStann.; evening and night, with 
 burning and soreness in chest, IMagn. m.; 
 worse evening and night, cannot sleep nor lie 
 down, ISticta ; in evening, with tightness 
 across chest and expectoration in morning 
 (bronchitis), IPhos.; on taking violent exer- 
 cise, Oxal. ac; with exhaustion (dysentery), 
 IColch.; exhausting, morning and evening, 
 with oppression of chest and rough throat, 
 Rhod.; with expectoration, llndig.; with oc- 
 casional expectoration of blood (mastitis), 
 I IPhos.; sometimes with bloody expectora- 
 tion (cerebrospinal meningitis), IRhus ; ex- 
 pectoration of black blood with tearing pains 
 in chest, principally in right apex (phthisis), 
 lElaps ; with occasional frothy expectoration 
 (affection of liver with dropsy), IFluor. ac; 
 thin, greenish, purulent expectoration w 7 ith 
 small cheesy particles (tuberculosis), IFerr. 
 iod.; with expectoration of small lumps of 
 mucus (phthisis), I IPsor.; then profuse, salty 
 expectoration, ICalc; at first, finally w r ith 
 serous expectoration containing small floc- 
 culi, before midnight and in morning (tuber- 
 culosis), IHep.; fatiguing, at intervals of two 
 or three hours, with difficult rest, followed by 
 vomiting of mucus and food, w r orse night, 
 lying down, IKali br.; fatiguing, seems to 
 come from region of stomach, provoked by a 
 sensation therein, ISep.; fatiguing, unsatisfac- 
 tory, in pneumonia, IDig.; provoked by dry- 
 
 ness in fauces, IPhyt.; in catarrhal fever, 
 IDulc; at first, then more frequent and loose, 
 with expectoration of blood-streaked sputa 
 (typhoid fever), I IRhus ; every forenoon, two 
 weeks, ICamph.; frequent paroxysms, after 
 suddenly taking cold, lElaps ; after drinking, 
 INux m.; after drinking cold water, ISil.; 
 better when abstaining from drinking, ICi- 
 mex ; better by drinking water, with tickling 
 in larynx, lOp. ; better for a time from drink- 
 ing water, after paroxysms of suffocation 
 coming on during sleep, I I Op. ; sounds and 
 feels as if everything in chest were dry, Merc. ; 
 with dryness in throat, ISang.; with dyspnoea 
 (chronic rheumatism), MSabina; after sup- 
 pressed gonorrhoea, IBenz. ac; hacking, 
 1 1 Ailant. ; hacking, from an uneasy feeling 
 and soreness beneath cartilages, to right of 
 fourth and fifth ribs, worse from exertion, 
 Natr. a.; hacking, during chill (ague), I IRhus', 
 I ISamb.; hacking, with coryza, ICham.; hack- 
 ing, like whooping cough, with this differ- 
 ence, spasms are principally experienced 
 during inspirations, not during expirations, 
 Coff. ; hacking, in dysmenorrhoea, IITarant.; 
 hacking in evening, especially in bed, ICalc; 
 hacking, with copious expectoration, only 
 in morning (asthma), 1 1 Zing. ; hacking, 
 caused by constriction of fauces, with irrita- 
 tion of epiglottis, iEsc h.; hacking, child 
 fretful, ICham.; hacking, during heat (ague), 
 I ISamb.; hacking, all night (phthisis pulmo- 
 nalis), ICalc; hacking, with pains in chest 
 (asthma), 1 1 Zing.; hacking, with pain in 
 lungs, with difficult respiration, Zing.; hack- 
 ing, before attack, continuing throughout 
 paroxysms (intermittent), I lEup. pur.; hack- 
 ing, caused by scratching in larynx, Zing.; 
 hacking, from scratching or smarting, Zing.; 
 hacking, with weak, sinking sensation under 
 sternum, Med.; at first, then hacking, from 
 tickling in larynx, and extending to lungs 
 (catarrh of head), I ISticta ; hacking, incessant, 
 fatiguing, excited by tickling in suprasternal 
 fossa, extends to middle of sternum, with sen- 
 sation as if a feather were swaying to and fro 
 in bronchi, with respiration, causing tickling, 
 provokes cough, IRumex ; hacking, of four 
 weeks' duration, ILobel. c; two short hacks, 
 with soreness between scapulae, and tired- 
 ness, Sul. ac; with haemoptysis, IMang.; after 
 occasional attacks of haemoptysis, w r orse 
 night, early morning, and reclining (phthisis 
 pulmonalis), ILach.; hard, ISep.; hard, dur- 
 ing night, worse 4 a.m., IKali c; hard, rack- 
 ing, spasmodic, at night, in old people,Sal. ac ; 
 hard, ringing (infantile bronchitis), II Aeon.; 
 harassing, preceded by hoarseness I I Sul.; with 
 hawking, excited by tickling in larynx and 
 dryness in pharynx (influenza), IPhyt.; 
 with pain in head as if it w r ould burst, 
 IPhos. ; with congestive and catarrhal head- 
 aches, IKali c; during heat (intermittent), 
 IBry., I IVer.; with heat and pain in larynx 
 or chest (influenza), IPhos.; in hydrothorax, 
 lApoc; with sensation of heaviness in chest, 
 IPsor.;with hemorrhage from lungs (phthisis), 
 lllpec; with herpes in face, ISpong.; hoarse, 
 barking, sounding like croup, with fever, 1 1 Ru- 
 mex ; hoarse night and day (cough from bron- 
 chial irritation), ILyc; hoarse, violent, causes 
 starting from sleep /causing retching (croup), 
 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 ■49 
 
 IHep.; with hoarseness, Calc. p.,HCaust.,ISil., 
 Sul.; with hoarseness and dryness, ILact. ac; 
 with hoarseness (sequel to measles), ICamph.; 
 witli hoarseness in morning after rising, ICarbo 
 a., ICaust.; hollow, with sore streak down tra- 
 chea, I Caust,; hollow, from tickling in chest and 
 throat, Euphor.; hollow, from tickling in upper 
 anterior lobes of lungs, worse mornings, better 
 evenings, I Myrtus; incessant, fatiguing, caused 
 by tickling in throat-pit, extends to behind 
 sternum and to stomach, II Eumex; after in- 
 fluenza (bronchial catarrh), ILach.; worse on 
 deep inspiration or speaking any length of 
 time, IHep.; irritation in larynx and beneath 
 sternum, IPhos.; incessant from irritation at 
 midsternum, Mang.; from irritation in throat, 
 Aph. ch.; laryngeal (tabes mesenterica), Hod.; 
 in laryngitis, IKali bi.; in chronic laryngitis, 
 IBell.; as from larynx (typhoid pneumonia), 
 ILachn.; as from constriction of larynx, ICoff.; 
 dryness of larynx, Atrop. s.; dryness in larynx 
 and huskiness, I Cop. ; dryness of larynx, with 
 tension and pain in bronchi (bronchitis chron- 
 ica), IXux v.; dryness and tickling in larynx, 
 Bell.; itching in larynx, Cact,, IPuls.; scrap- 
 ing, rawness and tickling in larynx, IPuls.; 
 soreness in larynx in evening or several 
 successive mornings, IKali iod.; dull pain 
 in hepatic region, ISul.; in liver com- 
 plaint, ICard. m. ; then loose, Cinch, bob; 
 then loose, with expectoration of much salt, 
 bitter yellow or whitish matter, or else 
 of sanguinolent mucus (laryngo-tracheitis), 
 I I Puis. ; worse lying down after eating, Tereb. ; 
 coming on when lying down at night, fre- 
 quently in children, IPetrol.; lying on right side 
 impossible, I ISyph.; with measles, ICup. m.; 
 as if membrane prevented respiration in 
 trachea (cough after measles), IKali c. ; before 
 attack of metrorrhagia, IMerc.; before mid- 
 night, loose after (after variola), ICalc; before 
 midnight, shaking whole body, INitr. ac; in 
 morning, Bov., I Hyper.; in morning, from 
 bronchial irritation, ILyc; in morning and 
 evening, worse at night, oil (catarrh), I Apis ; 
 in morning, on rising and nearly all day, 
 ICarbo a.; especially morning rising and 
 evening lying down, Bor.; in morning after 
 sleep, ILach.; in morning, from tickling in 
 larynx, I Hod.; worse in morning, I IMosch.; 
 mostly in whooping cough, ICarbo v.; worse 
 from least movement, with headache, invol- 
 untary urination, chilliness and thirst (jaun- 
 dice), IPhos. ; better on detaching and raising 
 a little mucus, in rheumatic patients, IGuaiac. ; 
 with expectoration of viscid or bloody mucus 
 (bronchitis \ IPhos.; desquamative nephritis, 
 llPlumb. ; at night, Amm. c, HCinch.; dur- 
 ing night (laryngeal catarrh), ISpong. ; at night, 
 coming deep from chest, caused by scratching, 
 in throat, IPetrol.; at night, loose during day, 
 ICalc; only at night, when lying on right 
 side, I ICarbo a.; from midnight till daybreak, 
 INuxv.; night and morning, USquilla; at 
 night, with shocks in head and vomiting, 
 ICalc; at night, ceasing on sitting up, coming 
 back on lying down again, I IPuls.; at night, 
 disturbs sleep (intermittent), IHyos.; at night, 
 throat dry, I Alum.; at night (incipient tuber- 
 culosis), ilAct. rac; commencing at 2 a.m., 
 IRumex ; at night, violent, from irritation of 
 larynx, Stront.; worse at night, Aur. mur., 
 
 ICalc, ICham., Med., IMez., Verbas.; worse 
 at night, with aphonia, lArg. nit.; worse at 
 night, in bronchitis, IMerc.; worse at night, 
 with gagging, IHell.; worse at night, with 
 headache disturbing sleep, ICon.; worse at 
 night and morning, Ascl. t.; worse at night, 
 long-lasting paroxysms, with painful shocks 
 in head and stomach (chronic catarrh), llpec; 
 worse at 3 a.m. (pleurisy), IKali c; worse at 
 night, for seven weeks, I ISul.; with nose- 
 bleeding, Indig.; with burning in nose on 
 blowing it, Sars.; with severe pain in root of 
 nose and frontal sinuses, ISang.; with yellow 
 phlegm from nose, Anag.; in old persons, at 
 night after going to bed, or after dinner, llpec; 
 with oppression, Acet. ac; with oppression of 
 chest (catarrhal affection), INatr. a.; with op- 
 pression of chest and pain as if everything in 
 chest were raw and scratched. I I Psor. ; aggra- 
 vating pain (typhoid fever), UStram.; with 
 pain mostly in chest, after diphtheria, on left 
 side, IManc. ; with pain in distant parts, ICaps.; 
 painful after catarrh (pneumonia), I IPuls.; 
 paroxysmal, produced by suffocating, crawl- 
 ing sensation in larynx, IPsor. ; in paroxysms, 
 most at night (pertussis), IHyos.; in 'short 
 paroxysms, shaking chest and occiput, ILactu. 
 v.; two or three paroxysms in rapid succes- 
 sion, as if a membrane prevented breathing in 
 trachea or as if some mucus were moved 
 about by cough without being able to expec- 
 torate it, IKali c; periodic, with pain in 
 breast, ISang.; periodic, caused by itching, 
 scraping, titillating under sternum or in 
 throat, Con.; in pregnancy, MStann.; in 
 women, especially if pregnant, IKali br.; 
 persistent, fatiguing, about midnight, if 
 she lies upon back, disappearing when 
 lying on side, IXux v.; with pressure upon 
 chest, 1 1 Plumb.; with pressure in epi- 
 gastrium, IPhos.; in phthisis, IBor.; in 
 phthisis, especially if reflex from heart dis- 
 ease, IHydr. ac; with incipient pulmonary 
 phthisis, IKali c; with pleuritic stitches (in- 
 termittent), IIBry.; after pneumonia, IKali 
 c; in pneumonia,* IPhos.; with pleuro-pneu- 
 monia, violent and extending over a large sur- 
 face, IPhos.; racking (chronic laryngitis), 
 IMerc; with rattling in chest, IXatr. m.; 
 with rattling of mucus, INux v. ; with raw- 
 ness in morning after rising, ICarbo a.; on 
 reading aloud, IPhos.; from loud reading, 
 with painful dryness, roughness and constric- 
 tion of larynx, Mang.; causes retching in 
 morning, IKreo.; ending in retching (ascari- 
 des), IFerr. mur. ; rough, from continual tick- 
 ling in larynx, with or without fever (coryza), 
 IIMerc; occasioned by roughness, IKali iod.; 
 induced by roughness in throat, 01. an.; with 
 spitting of saliva, Anag.; from scraping in 
 larynx, IBell.; caused by scratching in larynx 
 and trachea (heart disease), ILach.; with 
 scratching, when reading aloud, Anag.; shakes 
 patient, worse during sleep, but does not 
 waken, I ITuberc; shaking whole body,IOsm.; 
 shaking, spasmodic, in paroxysms, helps to 
 produce abortions, I IRumex ; shocks, causing 
 pain in head and abdomen, I I Xux v. ; with 
 shooting pains in chest, Ziz.; with shoot- 
 ing or rawness in chest, I Aeon.; short, 
 I Aeon., IBell., Eup. perf., IFerr. ph., 
 Ilris, ILac def., ILach., Lobel i., Merc, 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 INatr. a., ISpong.; short, with dryness in 
 throat, I Ham.; short, after a few days' 
 scanty expectoration (pneumonia), I I Puis. ; 
 short, night and day, sitting, lying, or walk- 
 ing (bronchial catarrh), ILach.; short, caused 
 by scratching under manubrium (pneumo- 
 nia), IMerc; short, seems to come out of 
 stomach, ISep.; short, evening, with inter- 
 mittent stitches in right hypochondrium, 
 with eruptions on skin in women, ISep.; 
 short, worse on swallowing and deep breath- 
 ing, I^Esc. h.; short, from tickling in upper 
 trachea, Mar. v. ; short, without tickling, Card, 
 m.; must sit up (varicella), IHyos.; better sit- 
 ting, worse eating or lying down (oedema lar- 
 yngitis), ISang.; after every sleep, IIPuls. ; on 
 awaking from sleep (croup), 'IKali br.; con- 
 tinuing during sleep, ICham. ; daring sleep 
 before midnight, IINitr. ac; during sleep, 
 without waking, ISep.; slight, Asim., Ilpec; 
 soreness of chest and fluent coryza, I I Gels.; 
 soreness in chest, rough feeling in throat, par- 
 ticularly at night, INatr. s.; spasmodic, Bry. ; 
 spasmodic in chronic bronchitis, I ISpong. ; 
 spasmodic, with constriction of throat, IPhos.; 
 spasmodic, with mucous expectoration (scro- 
 fulosis), ICornus; spasmodic, brought by deep 
 inspiration (pertussis), MSquilla; spasmodic, 
 worse during inspiration, IPlumb. ; spasmodic, 
 with laryngitis, especially if syphilitic, 
 ■Stilling.; spasmodic, at night, with tickling 
 in throat and constant dull pain under left 
 nipple extending through to left scapula, 
 Como.; spasmodic, more protracted and vio- 
 lent at night, accompanied by painful stitches 
 in chest disturbing sleep (acute pulmonary 
 catarrh), I I Puis.; spasmodic, nightly, with 
 oppression of chest and evening fever, Con.; 
 spasmodic, during pregnancy, worse from 
 speaking, walking or mental exertion, ICon.; 
 spasmodic, with pain in ribs and tearing in 
 .all bones, during chill, ISabad.; spasmodic, 
 from tickling in larynx, ILactu. v.; spas- 
 modic, with tickling sensation in trachea to- 
 wards evening, IStilling.; spasmodic, provokes 
 vomiting, Curar. ; spasmodic, in weak nervous 
 children, frightens, causing them to cry out 
 in terror, I Kali br.; spasmodic, simulating 
 early stage of whooping cough, at first day in 
 paroxysms, preceded by tickling in throat pit, 
 attended by congestion and slight pain in 
 head and wrenching in right side of chest, 
 begins after lying down, at 11 o'clock, lasts 
 ten to fifteen minutes, Rumex; worse after 
 speaking, IMang. ; on speaking, worse in 
 dry or cold air, Crotal.; returning Spring and 
 Fall, ICina; sputum raised with difficulty, 
 IINitr. ac; with stitches and burning in 
 chest, I Hod. ; with stitches in left, hypo- 
 chondrium, lying on back, morning, Amm. 
 m.; with stitches in chest, morning, Amm. m.; 
 with stitches in chest, pain in loins, vertigo, 
 dyspnoea, shootings in chest, IKalibi.; with 
 violent stitches in chest, and feeling as if it 
 would burst, Zinc; with stitches, seeming to 
 proceed from epigastrium to both sides of 
 chest, lEuphor.; with severe stitching in right 
 side,and sensation of suffocation, Ziz. : as if com- 
 ing from stomach, I Bry.; due to reflex action 
 from stomach, intestines or uterus, l-Kali br.; 
 with spasm of stomach, Sabad. ; straining, 
 with feeling of compression in chest, caused 
 
 by talking (aphonia nervosa), I I Puis.; suffo- 
 cating, with gagging, worse at night, not per- 
 mitting sleepJCup. m.; with sensation of suffo- 
 cation, IStram.; with suffocation and short- 
 ness of breath, worse walking, Phell.; suffo- 
 cative, with coldness in stomach, Lactu. v.; in 
 secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; teasing, comes 
 on before chill, and continues during it, 
 IIRhus; teasing, in measles, IGels.; teasing, 
 at night (tuberculosis of lungs), ISul. ; teas- 
 ing, persistent and annoying, worse lying 
 down, going out of warm room into air, and 
 changing position in bed at night (anaemia of 
 brain), ICon.; with dryness of throat, Calc 
 p., ILact. ac; from irritation of throat, worse 
 in bed, ILachn.; with soreness of throat, 
 Calc. p.; tickling low down in chest, IPhos. ac; 
 from tickling in larynx, IColch., IHydras., 
 Ilnul.; continued, caused by tickling in lar- 
 ynx, better abstaining from drinking, ICi- 
 mex ; tickling in larynx, on deep inspiration, 
 speaking and pressure (laryngitis), ILach.; 
 tickling in larynx and epigastrium, IINitr. ac; 
 tickling in larynx, towards morning, ISep.; 
 tickling in larynx, and soreness of chest, Ra- 
 tan. ; tickling in upper part of larynx, Ilpec; 
 tickling, worse towards morning, hoarse voice, 
 ICalc; tickling, spasmodic, with tenderness in 
 larynx and trachea, caused cough to be pain- 
 ful, I I Rumex; tickling, with bloodspitting, 
 IFerr.; tickling in stomach, ISang.; tickling 
 in throat, Bov., Cact., IColoc; tickling in 
 throat and chest, IPhos.; tickling in throat, in 
 morning, I Amm. m.; tickling in throat pit 
 and crawling, extends downward beneath 
 sternum, ISang.; tickling in trachea, IPsor., 
 Rhod.; tickling in trachea, low down, IPhos.; 
 tight feeling in chest, IPhos. ; tightness and 
 oppression in middle and upper third of 
 chest, INatr. a.; at times, ICaust.; tired feel- 
 ing in limbs, heaviness, etc. (hectic), ISul.; 
 almost constant titillations, ILaur.; titillation 
 in larynx, INux v.; while smoking tobacco, 
 IHell.; tormenting chiefly nights, ICalc ; from 
 touching throat, ILach.; from trachea, INaja; 
 troublesome, in infants, ICham.; tuberculous 
 diathesis, IPlumb.; after typhus, with scanty 
 expectoration, IMyos. ; in typhus, lApis, 
 lArs.; prolapsus uteri, I ISep.; induration of 
 uterus, ICarbo a.; severe, as if uvula 
 would break, I I Ham.; dry, violent, Acal.; 
 expectoration bloody, I Acal.; vomiting, or 
 desire to vomit (measles), IPhos.; vomiting 
 of mucus and food, better sitting up, worse 
 at night, IPuls.; continuous and severe, after 
 waking, ISep. ; after walking in sharp, cold 
 air, Ver.; whistling, lAcon.; after whooping 
 cough, ICaust.; in worms, ITereb. g^ con- 
 cussive, hacking, short, spasmodic, suf- 
 focative, teasing, tickling, tight. 
 
 Cough, dull : ISpong. 
 
 Cough, dust : as from, particularly in evening, 
 llgn.; caused by fine, IBell.; as if one had 
 inhaled, awakens at night, Bell.; as from dust 
 in larynx. (bronchial catarrh), ICalc; worse 
 from, IBrom. ®HT spasmodic, suffocative, 
 tickling. 
 
 Cough, ears : g^ap^ During cough ears. 
 
 Cough, eating: after eating, lAcon., lAmb., 
 Anac, Ant. t.,Ars., Bry., ICalc, Caust.,ICinch., 
 Curar., IDig., I IHyos., I Kali bi., I Kali c., 
 Med., INux v., IPhos., Sep., USquilla, ISul., 
 
COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 '51 
 
 Tarax., Thuya; in laryngitis, IISul.; takes 
 away appetite, I I Zinc; after apples, IIArg. 
 met.; better after, Anac, Ferr., Ferr. mur., 
 IKali c, HSpong.; better after breakfast, 
 Alum., Aspar., BKali c; on beginning break- 
 fast, lasting several hours, with copious ex- 
 pectoration (phthisis), ICetrar. ; worse during 
 breakfast, Alum.; in bronchial catarrh, ICalc; 
 worse, in bronchitis, IPhos.; in chronic bron- 
 chitis, IKali bi.; cold things, Amm. m„ 
 ICarbo v., Hep., IILyc, Thuya, Ver.; desire 
 to eat during cough, I INux v.; w r orse an hour 
 after dinner, 3 p.m., so violent as to cause vom- 
 iting and expectoration of thick, viscous and 
 albuminous mucus, ICocc.;in bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, ICalc; after fish, ILach.; worse after a 
 full meal (whooping cough), Carbo v. ; immedi- 
 ately after, ICinch., Thuya; worse after, mea- 
 sles,IKali c ; after a meal, in bronchial catarrh, 
 lAnt. t.; after a meal, especially afternoon 
 (influenza), llpec; after midday meal, lasts 
 .all night, better at daybreak, Syph.; worse 
 after meat, IStaph.; after pepper, lAlnm.; 
 after salt, I Alum.; worse from highly-sea- 
 soned food, ISul.; after solid food, ICup. m.; 
 worse from sour food, INatr. m., Sep.; after 
 sweets, Spong., ISul., Zinc; from warm food, 
 Bar. c, Kalic,Laur.,Mez., Puis.; worse after, 
 in apoplexy, I Anac; in whooping cough, IBry., 
 Carbo v., ICaust., Nux v. J^° Chap. 15, 
 Eating cough. 
 
 •Cough, with emaciation: IIAcet. ac, lAmb., 
 IINitr. ac; in amenorrhcea, I IXan. 
 g^ Chap. 28, Lungs, consumption. 
 
 Cough, epigastrium : crawling and tickling, 
 Bry.; prevented by heaviness, Calad.; irrita- 
 tion, IIPuls.; irritation, worse mornings 
 (pharyngitis), I INatr. m.; oppression, IKali 
 bi.; seems to originate in, where it pro- 
 duces tickling and severe pain, ILach.; caused 
 by pressure, Calad.; better by laying hand on, 
 Ant. t.,Apis, Croc; excited by sensation of 
 something in, Bell, g@~ Chap. 17, Epigas- 
 trium cough. 
 
 •Cough, epiglottis : from stitching, ICaps. 
 g^~ Chap. 25, Epiglottis. 
 
 Cough, eruption: crusta lactea, Uacea. 
 gi^* measles. 
 
 •Cough, evening : Alum., Amb., Amm. c, Amm. 
 m., Apis, lArg. nit., lArs., Badiag., Bar. c, 
 IBelL, Brom., IBry., Calc, Caps., ICarbo v., 
 ICepa, Con., Dros.", Eup. perf., Euph., Ferr., 
 Fluor, ac, Hep., Iod., llpec, Kali bi., Kali 
 iod., ILyc, IMerc, Mez., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 I IPhos., Psor., IPuls., IIRhus, Sang., Seneg., 
 Sep., HSpong., IStram., Sul., Ver., Verbas ; 
 in bed, lying down, Agnus, ICaust., IDros., 
 IKreo., ILach., INatr. m., IRhus, ISep., ISul., 
 Thuya ; before and when going to bed (chronic 
 laryngitis), IISul.; in bronchial catarrh, ICalc; 
 with coldness, Acet. ac; towards evening, in 
 whooping cough, ISeneg.; expectoration only 
 before midnight, as soon as he gets into bed, 
 ISep. ; grayish , greenish lumpy expectoration, 
 IKali c; worse evening and morning, with 
 salty expectoration, ISep.; with expectoration 
 in evening onlv, IIArg. met., lArn., Ars., 
 I I Bell., IBov., I IBry., Calc, HCaust., ICina, 
 I ICinch., IGraph., I llgn., Kali c, IILyc, 
 Mur. ac, Natr. c, Nitrum, I INux v., Phos., 
 IRuta, Sep., Sil., Stann.; frequent, with scrap- 
 ing, scratching in throat, IITereb.; with 
 
 hectic, ICaps.; with hoarseness, ICarbo v., 
 
 I IPhos.; hydrocephaloid, I ICina; irrepress- 
 ible, while sitting, Alum.; in bed and in 
 morning, irritation lower in trachea than 
 can be reached by cough, IMez.; after lying 
 down he can raise better if he turn from left 
 to right side, Kali c, I IPhos.; after lying 
 some time in bed, IKali c ; after lying down 
 when warm in bed, IIPuls.; before menses, 
 ISul.; at midnight, Coff.; before midnight, 
 Bar. c, ICarbo v., Caust., IHep., IMagn. c, 
 Zing.; worse evening and morning after lying 
 down and from exercise, IKreo.; without ex- 
 pectoration in morning, with dark blood in 
 evening, IPhos. ac; in nasal catarrh, I I Eup. 
 perf.; and night, ICaps., Jamb., IPhos.; pain- 
 less, Alum.; pains in chest and throat, passing 
 off when she is quiet, IPsor.; not ceasing un- 
 til he coughs loose a little phlegm, ISep.; be- 
 fore retiring, Ailant., Bor.; while sitting, 
 Alum., Sul.; on going to sleep, ICarbo v., 
 ICon.; in tuberculosis, I ICalc; comparatively 
 free during day, comes at 6 p.m., continues al- 
 most incessantly during night, could not sleep 
 or lie down (catarrh of head), I ISticta ; 10 p.m., 
 every quarter of an hour three or four parox- 
 ysms at a time, I Bell. ; frequent attacks about 
 
 II p.m., Bell.; 11 p.m., when lying on left side, 
 I IRumex^ sudden, violent, 11 p.m. (acute 
 cedema of lungs), lAnt. t.; until 12 p.m., or 
 day and night, with tension over thorax, IMez. 
 
 Cough, from exertion : 1 1 Ars., Brom., IIBry., 
 ICinch., IDros., Ferr., Hep., llpec, IKali 
 c, Lach., IILyc, INatr. in., INux v., IPhos., 
 Sil., USquilla, IStann., Ver.; in albumi- 
 nuria, I INux v.; on raising arm, with stitch 
 in right on motion, 1101. jec ; from stretch- 
 ing arms out, IILyc; worse on ascend- 
 ing, lArs., INux v.; after dancing, IIPuls.; in 
 haemoptysis, IFerr.; worse from lifting a heavy 
 weight, Amb.; only when moving and walk- 
 ing, IFerr.; and at night (phthisis), I Ars. i.; 
 rising from bed, I I Spong.; running, ICon.; 
 after screaming, Arn.; ascending stairs, Arg. 
 nit., Sep.; caused by going up stairs, walk- 
 ing quickly, even by loud talking (chronic 
 bronchial "catarrh), IIPuls.; from slightest, 
 IManc; worse, from violent, IFerr.; from 
 walking, Alum., I Ars., Carbo v. Cina, IIDig., 
 IFerr., Hep., Iod., Lach., Ma:ig., Natr. m., 
 IRumex, Seneg., Stram., Stront., Sul. ac; 
 from fast walking, I Coca, Merc, Natr. m., 
 Seneg., Sep., Sil., Squilla, Stann.; worse on 
 walking (after variola), ICalc. 
 
 Cough, exhausting: g^T" fatiguing. 
 
 Cough, expectoration : gg^ Expectoration. 
 
 Cough, explosive : sudden, without expectora- 
 tion, worse in evening, ISil. J^T" concus- 
 sive. 
 
 Cough, expulsive : Ars. s. r. 
 
 Cough, eyes : worse, from looking at bright ob- 
 jects, IStram.; on closing, IHep.; worse, by 
 looking into fire, Ant. c g^" During cough, 
 eyes. 
 
 Cough, face : g^" During cough face. 
 
 Cough, fatiguing: IBrom., ILach., Merc, 
 ■Plumb.; blowing blood from nose, ICup. m.; 
 shaking chest and causing headache, worse in 
 forehead, nights (influenza), I Ant. t.; during 
 day, worse at night, Zinc; continuous dry 
 (bronchitis), ISpong.; in evening, IKali c; 
 without expectoration, Camph.; with heat, 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 Eup. perf.; in intermittent, following 
 broncho -pneumonia, Chin, m.; at night 
 (pneumonia), IHyosc; in old people, IKreo.; 
 from oppressson of chest, particularly at night, 
 ICoccul.; in paroxysms, UStann. ; in incipient 
 (phthisis), ISenecio; in pregnancy, UStann.; 
 spasmodic, worse talking, running or by emo- 
 tion, ICon.; from titillation in larynx, INux 
 v.; in hepatic typhus, IChel.; wearing, in con- 
 sumptives, ISticta. J^sT 1 concussive, dry, 
 hard, racking, tearing, violent. 
 
 Cough, fauces: dry, cough croupy, I IPhyt.; 
 dry, hacking, IPhyt.; dry, hacking, with 
 hoarseness, IIDros. ; dry, spasmodic, I IVer.; 
 irritation, excited by roughness, Card, m.; 
 mucus, I IRumex; cough from rinsing mouth, 
 ICoccus; swelling, HSpong. 
 
 Cough, feeble: Seneg.; continuous, Calad.; 
 with expectoration of a little phlegm, Seneg. 
 
 Cough, feet: from cold feet, IBufo.; oedema of 
 feet and legs, Acet. ac. 
 
 Cough, in fever: ICalc. p., Ferr. ph., DINitr. 
 ac; during apyrexia, ISabad.; before and 
 during chill (quartan ague), i I Puis. ; during 
 chill, ISabad.; febrile, in women and chil- 
 dren, llpec; hectic, from suppressed inter- 
 mittent, lEup. perf.; with hectic, Acet. ac, 
 iCalc s. ; in intermittent, ICimex, IDiad.; 
 sequel to intermittent, INatr. m.; in tertian 
 intermittent, I Ferr.; prevailing, lAmm.m.; 
 remittent, I Pod.; in Chagres fever, peculiar, 
 coughs twice, and twice only, a heavy, strain- 
 ing cough, strains pit of chest, a light, hack- 
 ing cough, which seems to come from pit of 
 chest, during heat, I ISuL; pneumonic, in ty- 
 phoid, IIRhus; symptoms supervening and 
 complicating typhoid and typhus, IPhos.; 
 with bloodboil on thigh, IBell. JUi^ heat ; 
 also Chap. 40, Fever cough. 
 
 Cough, fluids: worse from loss of, ICinch., 
 I Ferr. 
 
 Cough, forcible : expels mucus in trachea, with 
 weakness in chest, as if eviscerated, IStann. 
 $^~ hard. 
 
 Cough, forenoon: Agar., Aur. mur., Bry., Coc- 
 cus, Kali c, Magn. c, Natr. a., Rhus, Sabad., 
 Sep., Staph, g®" 1 morning. 
 
 Cough, frequent: Ant. c, Arum t., lAsaf., 
 ICaps., ICaust, Cimex, Coccus, ICup. ac,IHy- 
 per., IKali bi., IPhos., I IRumex, Thuya, 
 Zinc; with severe pains from shock through 
 chest, I Aeon.; in acute coryza, IKali iod., 
 I ISinap.; with diarrhoea in a child, I Arm; in 
 dropsy, lArs.; from dryness and scraping in 
 throat (chronic syphilitic sore throat), IKalm.; 
 worse every evening, ICepa ; with bloody 
 expectoration, IPlumb. ; followed by copious 
 expectoration of frothy mucus, I I Thuya ; 
 with frothy, brown, or gelatinous expectora- 
 tion (pneumonia), IPhos.; with scanty, dif- 
 ficult, gray expectoration (pneumonia), ILyc ; 
 hacking, provoked by putting tongue too 
 far out (pneumonia), ILyc; with hoarseness 
 and dryness in larynx, IBell.; less, with 
 carbonized blood, 1 1 Ant. t.; little, from 
 dryness, I Aeon.; in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; 
 from mucus in chest, Asar.; mucus in 
 larynx, especially in open air and when 
 walking fast, Seneg.; white, frothy, saltish 
 mucus, worse towards evening, ISil.; at 
 night, IHyos.; with pain, llllic; with pain 
 in perineum, morning, Ars. h.; in phthisis, 
 
 lArs. iod., I ITuberc; as from pressure over 
 chest, Ars. h.; pricking in larynx, extending 
 to trachea, Hydr. ac; attacks come on with 
 rapid cough, and follow so close as almost to 
 run into each other, I Coral.; from scratching 
 in throat, IPhos.; short, with blood-streaked 
 expectoration (haemoptysis), I I Rhus ; in sore 
 throat, IISul. ; with sputum, INatr. s.; from 
 tickling in larynx, IColch.; in typhus abdomi- 
 nalis, I INux v. $s§~ dry, hacking, parox- 
 ysms, short, teasing, tickling. 
 
 Cough, with gagging: ILach. 
 
 Cough, from habit : Grind. 
 
 Cough, hacking : lAcon., iEsc. h., Ailant., 
 1 1 Alum., Amyl., Arm, I Ars., I I Ars. i., 
 Ascl. t., IIAng., IBell., Benz. ac, Berb., IBor., 
 Bry., Calc fl., Camph., Cann. s., ICanth., 
 ICaps., ICarbol. ac, Card m., ICaust., Cepa, 
 Chrom. ac, ICina, ICinch., Coccus, Coff., 
 ICon., Eup. perf., Graph., Ham., IHep., IHy- 
 per., Ign., Iod., IKali iod., Kreo., ILac def. r 
 Lach., ILyc, Magn. s., IIMez., INatr. m., 
 ■Niccol., INitr. ac, INux v., 101. jec, IPhos., 
 Phyt., IPod., Puis., IRhus, Sabina, Sep., 
 ISpong.,ISquilla, IStann., ISuL, Sul. ac,Sumb.,. 
 I ISyph., Thuya, Ver. v., Xan.; seems to come 
 from air passages, IHyos.; as soon as he was 
 about to fall asleep, continuing all night, bet- 
 ter during sleep, worse 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. (ty- 
 phoid), IHep.; on awaking, I ILach.; slight 
 all day, worse at bedtime and on rising(threat- 
 ened phthisis), I ITuberc; with expectoration 
 of bright red blood which seemingly comes 
 from larynx, Kob.; with bloodspitting, ILach.;; 
 slight, with bloodspitting, IHam.; worrying 
 till he cannot breathe (coryza), ICepa ; with 
 tight breathing, INux v.; before expulsion of 
 blood (haemoptysis), lArn.; with chill, in in- 
 termittent, I Ars.; on inspiring cold air r 
 I ICepa; constant, with dyspnoea (scarlatinal 
 dropsy), I Dig.; constant, with expectoration 
 of blood, IKali bi.; constant, evening in bed,, 
 llgn.; constant inclination, as if caused by- 
 much mucus in chest, with internal sensation 
 of scraping and rattling, UStann.; con- 
 stant, suddenly, while smoking, 1 1 Hell.;, 
 almost continuous, worse on lying down at 
 night, Con.; constant, from tickling and. 
 sense of constriction in throat, I Lac c; in 
 acute coryza, I ISinap.; in croup, IPhos.; 
 causing darting pains through scapulae, Med.;, 
 during day, Como. ; disappointment (cardiac 
 weakness), I IPhos. ac; dry feeling and scrap- 
 ing in larynx, worse towards evening, ICoccus; 
 with dryness in throat, ISang.; after eating, 
 IHep.; in evening, lEup. perf., Stront.; in 
 evening, after lying down, ICaps.; with ex- 
 pectoration of a little phlegm, Seneg.; dryness 
 in fauces, IPhyt.; frequent during day, none- 
 at night (hay_ fever), I ISinap.; frequent, after 
 lying down in evening, with bitter taste in 
 throat till he falls asleep, also in morning till' 
 he rises, IRhus ; following gastric and hepatic 
 symptoms, Ptel. ; after suppressed gonorrhoea,. 
 IBenz. ac. ; hawking, excited by tickling in 
 larynx and dryness in pharynx (influenza) t 
 IPhyt.; with dulness and confusion of head 
 (spasmodic croup), IKali br. ; with hemorrhage- 
 from lungs, ICollin. I llpec; in-hydrothorax, 
 lApoc; on inspiring cold air, ICepa; slight 
 when inspiring, Merc iod. flav.; with itching 
 in throat, ICom; rn laryngitis,. MSul.; irritn- 
 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
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 tion of larynx, Seneg.; worse during menses, 
 1 1 Puis.; in metrorrhagia, IKalic.; in morning, 
 ICalc. p.; every morning (haemoptysis), lArs.; 
 in morning, after sleep, ILach.; for seven weeks, 
 worse in morning after breakfast, I I Tuberc. ; 
 constant as if caused by mucus in chest, with 
 internal sensation of scraping and rattling, 
 with, cough, UStann., caused by accumulation 
 of mucus in larynx, especially in open air 
 and when walking fast, Seneg.; at night (dys- 
 menorrhcea), ISenecio; worse at night, Card, 
 m.; paroxysmal, produced by suffocating 
 crawling sensation in larynx, IPsor.; in 
 phthisis, lAsar.; during pregnancy, INux m.; 
 in prolapsus uteri, I I Sep. ; with rawness in 
 larynx and trachea, IPhos.; provoked by 
 rawness and dryness in throat, Stront. ; but 
 seldom, persistent rawness in throat in even- 
 ing, Zinc; impeding respiration, MCupr. s. ; 
 induced by roughness in throat, 01. an.; in 
 scarlatina, ICaps.; severe, in pulmonary dis- 
 ease, ILyc. ; short, constant, in laryngeal 
 phthisis, UStann. ; short, with darting,' in 
 thorax, Stilling. ; short, in evening, leaves on 
 retiring, Sinap.; as from sulphur vapor, morn- 
 ing after rising, whereby nothing could be 
 loosened, ICinch.; slight, tedious, in a girl of 
 phthisical habit, I ITuberc; worse by changes 
 of temperature, Polyg.; slight, from irritation 
 in throat, Tromb.; with rough scraping in 
 throat, extends to trachea, Sinap.; with tick- 
 ling in left side of larynx, IPhyt.; constant 
 tickling in larynx and bronchia, IDios.; con- 
 stant inclination to relieve tickling in larynx, 
 ICepa ; preceded by tickling and burning in 
 larynx (hay catarrh), MSticta; caused by 
 nightly tickling in pharynx, ISil.; caused by 
 tickling in upper part of trachea, I IRumex; 
 from upper trachea, worse talking, smoking, 
 IIBry.; from touching throat, ILach.; with 
 tuberculous diathesis, IPlumb.; vomiting and 
 dyspnoea, I Alum.; with vomiting, ITereb. 
 $g^ dry, harassing, short, teasing, tick- 
 ling. 
 Cough , haemoptysis : Amm. c, ICinch., IDig., 
 Ilpec, IMillef., Ver.; every afternoon at four, 
 IMillef.; black blood, during night IKreo.; 
 bright, frequent, IMillef.; of bright red, Ilpec; 
 bright red, with qualmish feeling in chest, 
 ■Rhus ; of bright red frothy or black clotted 
 blood, IDros.; clear blood (pneumonia), IFerr. 
 ph.; clotted blood and pus from mouth (vari- 
 ola) , I I Vacc ; coughed up . several cupfuls of 
 blood and large quantity of offensive smell- 
 ing pus after severe paroxysm of cough 
 (phthisis pulmonalis), I I Sep.; "dark, Amm.c; 
 dark, coagulated, IIPuls.; dark, brought on 
 by cold damp spell, MSticta; dark, stringy, 
 ICroc; follows great distress and restlessness, 
 ITereb.; after drinking, ICalc; in erysipelas, 
 I I Rhus ; with dull frontal headache,* IHam.; 
 feeble, weak but active, Lye vir.; hydro- 
 genoid constitutions, INatr. s.; in lung affec- 
 tions, IKali n., IMillef.; up great masses of 
 blood and pus after pneumonia, IKali c ; dur- 
 ing menses, lArg. nit., Iod.; in morning, on 
 rising from bed, IFerr.; raising blood, followed 
 by copious mucus, Agnus ; in desquamative 
 nephritis, I IPlumb.; of onanists, I IFerr.; in 
 phthisis, IGuaiac; with pus, in phthisis, 
 IDros.; in pleurisy, Cann. s.; and great pros- 
 tration, ICinch.; worse at rest, caused by cold 
 
 48 
 
 or protracted loose cough, IDulc; scanty- 
 blood, with inscapular pains, IFerr.; with 
 frequent tickling, Card, m.; after typhus, Sul. 
 ac; from straining voice, preaching, etc., 
 MCaust.; among subjects weak and anaemic 
 through privation of all kinds, Diad. 
 
 Cough, harassing: Zinc; bloody sputa, with 
 pain in occipital region, 1 1 Sang.; after every 
 cold, IPhyt.; after influenza (bronchial ca- 
 tarrh), ILach.; closely resembling a sneeze, 
 owing to spasmodic closure of lips, coming on 
 with every attempt to cough (traumatic teta- 
 nus), INux v. fi^* distressing, hacking, 
 teasing, tormenting, troublesome ; also 
 Chap. 28, Lungs hemorrhage. 
 
 Cough, hard: I Ant. sul. aur., Aur. mur., Cann. 
 i., ICarbo v., IChlorof., IChrom. ac, Gymn., 
 I I Lac c, UNitr. ac, IPhyt., I Rhus, ISpig., 
 ISticta, 1 1 Sul., Ziz.; better on going into 
 open air, IPhos.; in chest affections, 1 1 Chlo- 
 ral.; constant, with thick, yellow, tasteless 
 expectoration, Syph. ; in diphtheritic croup, 
 IKali bi.; dry, from lower part of chest, rack- 
 ing and shaking whole body, and causing 
 pain over whole body which is better on press- 
 ure or having head tightly wrapped up (ague), 
 ISamb.; dry, day and night, with painfulness 
 of head and region of stomach, ILyc; dry, 
 with dyspnoea, I lEup. perf.; in evening, with 
 pain in distant parts, ICaps.; worse in even- 
 ing, from supper time till going to bed,Cochl.; 
 worse evening until midnight (influenza), 
 ■Rhus ; bloody expectoration, I I Collin.; little 
 expectoration, Sec; congestive and catarrhal 
 headaches, IKalic; in hepatitis, ILach.: ex- 
 cited by inspiration,Sticta ;in morning,ILach.; 
 mostly, in whooping cough, ICarbo v.; worse 
 night and morning, Ascl. t.; 3 a.m. (angina 
 pectoris), IKali c; painful (influenza), IGels.; 
 in pneumonia, stage of hepatization, I IPhos.; 
 scraping and tickling in throat, IPhyt.; shak- 
 ing whole body, lOsm.; shaking chest and 
 bowels, stops after expectoration of quantity 
 of compact mucus, tenacious, filamentous, 
 with bitter, putrid, oily taste, Sarrac; worse 
 during sleep, shakes patient, but does not 
 waken, I ITuberc; feeling of suffocation 
 reaches to epigastrium, as if tough phlegm 
 would work up (asthma), I IRumex; tickling 
 in trachea, IPsor. j^g" racking, violent. 
 
 Cough, harsh: ICepa, ILach., Melil., Rhus v.; 
 on awaking (croup), I ISpong.; in croup, 
 IHep.; in diphtheria, IKali bi.; in laryngo- 
 tracheitis and bronchitis, IHydras.; worse 
 outdoors and at night, I IPhyt.; better sitting, 
 worse eating or lying down (oedema laryngis), 
 ISang.; seems to tear and rupture bronchi, 
 Cub. ; from tickling in larynx, IHydras. 
 J^gf* hoarse, rough. 
 
 Cough, headache : g® 01 During cough head- 
 ache. 
 
 Cough, heart: with cardiac affections, I I Coll., 
 IFerr. mur.-; symptoms of circulation aggra- 
 vated, ISpong.; dropsy of pericardium, I Apoc; 
 dry, cardiac in origin, ITabac; dry, with car- 
 ditis, ICact.; caused by sensation as if heart 
 intermitted a single beat, cough seems to re- 
 establish circulation (rheumatism of), ILach.; 
 from irritation in cardiac region, IBar. c; 
 irritating, sympathetic, attending organic dis- 
 eases or rheumatic carditis, INaja ; paroxysm 
 (disease of), I Amy].; sympathetic, in car- 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 diac affections, IILach. $£&* During cough 
 heart, palpitation ; also Chap. 29, Heart 
 cough. 
 
 Cough, heat: on going from open air into warm 
 room, Ant. c, Brom., IIBry., ICup. m.,IDulc, 
 IILyc, Med., INatr. c, IIPuls.; better getting 
 warm in bed, ICham., IKali bi. ; on getting 
 warm in bed, INux m.; on getting warm in 
 bed or in a warm room, Ver.; worse from 
 warmth of bed, Ant. t., INatr. m.; worse in 
 warmth, at bedtime and on rising in morning, 
 IINitr. ac; when overheated, Aeon., INux 
 in.; worse from getting heated, IDig.; in a 
 warm room, Amb., Arm, Ars., Brom., IIBry., 
 Cepa, Coccus, Dig., Dros., Dulc, llpec, Laur., 
 Lye, Mez., Natr. c, IPuls., Seneg., Spig., 
 
 j ISpong., Ver.; worse by room getting too 
 
 i warm (acute bronchitis), ISpong.; worse from 
 
 / sun, Ant. c; worse by warmth, Dros. 
 
 ! jgiip 1 fever, weather ; also Chap. 40, Heat, 
 cough. 
 
 Cough, hemorrhage : after, from lungs, worse 
 lying on back and after getting out of bed in 
 morning, IPlumb. J^g?" haemoptysis. 
 
 Cough, hemorrhoids : suppressed, IMillef. 
 f$^r During Cough hemorrhoids. 
 
 Cough, hips: excited by jerking, I Ars. 
 
 Cough, hissing : in aphonia, ICaust. 
 jgg^ whistling. 
 
 Cough, hoarse: I Aeon., Amb., Apoc, I Ars., 
 1 1 Asaf., Ascl. t., Carbo a., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 HCepa, Cina, IHep., Ign., Kreo., Lye; Merc, 
 INitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., IPuls., IPhyt., 
 ISamb., I I Sang., Stann., Sticta, ISul., Ver., 
 ■Verbas.; in asthma Millari, ICup. m. ; asthma 
 spasmodicum, IGraph., barking, IIDros.; 
 with pain through breast, IKali iod.; in 
 whooping cough, ICarbo v.; in croup, IBrom.; 
 in spasmodic croup, IHep. ; croupy (diph- 
 theria in larynx), IBrom.; dry, loud (infantile 
 bronchitis), 1 1 Aeon.; with little expectora- 
 tion, Sec; in catarrhal fever, IDulc; haemop- 
 tysis (epidemic influenza), ISabad.; hard, dry, 
 ILact. ac; irritation in throat, worse in even- 
 ing (laryngitis), I ISpong.; in measles, IKali 
 bi., IKali m. (Ji^g? measles) ; awakens at 
 midnight, causes vomiting and pain in ster- 
 num, in catarrhal fever, IIRuta; worse after 
 midnight. (bronchitis infantum ),IDros.; worse 
 after midnight, during or after measles, Dros.; 
 every night at 11 p.m., 2 and 5 a.m., chil- 
 dren, IRumex ; violent attack at night, I Apoc; 
 worse at night, I IPhyt., I Verbas.; sequel of 
 pneumonia, I ISul.; rough, with scraping in 
 bronchia, IIEup. perf.; consisting of «, few 
 shocks, which is renewed only after long inter- 
 vals in afternoon, I Cina ; suffocating with 
 purple nails and lips (croup), I ISamb.; on at- 
 tempting to talk (aphonia from exposure), 
 ICina; in warm, wet weather, Hod. 
 Jdi^ hoarseness. 
 
 Cough, with hoarseness : ICalc, ICarbo a., 
 ICinn., ILach., Merc, IMez., IPhos., ISpong.; 
 bloody expectoration, I I Sep.; hissing, in 
 catarrhal croup, lAnt. t.; body warm, Amm.c 
 j^g? 35 hoarse. 
 
 Cough, hollow: Aeon., All. sat., IIBell., Bry., 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., IChel., Cina, ICinch., 
 IDig., IIDros., I IHep., Ign., IKali c, IKreo., 
 INitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., ISamb., ISil., 
 ISpig., ISpong., IStaph., I ISul.,Ver., IVerbas.; 
 on awaking (croup), I ISpong.; in bronchitis, 
 
 I ICaust., IPhos.; with catarrhal affection of 
 larynx (coryza), I ISpong.; choking, lAcon.; 
 in croup, IPhos., I ISamb.; in croup or re- 
 maining after croup, I ISpong.; in spasmodic 
 croup, IIBell.; croupy, IHep.; difficult, in 
 asthma Millari, ICup. m. ; with pressure in 
 epigastrium, IPhos. ; with expectoration day 
 and night, I ISpong.; with expectoration of 
 mucus (croup), IPhos.; with inhalation, 
 Acet. ac; mostly in morning in bed, also 
 at night preventing sleep, IPhos.; in morn- 
 ing, caused by tickling above epigastrium, 
 Hgn.; especially night and morning, ICaust.; 
 at night, short and panting during day 
 (laryngitis), I I Aeon.; in phthisis florida, 
 
 I I Merc, cor.; in phthisis pulmonum, I I Sep.; 
 in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; worse reading aloud 
 or talking, Amb.; without resonance, day and 
 night (paralysis glottidis), ICaust.; spasmodic 
 racking from tickling in larynx, I I Led.; from 
 sensation like fumes of sulphur or dust in pit 
 of throat, evening, llgn. J^g" 1 barking, deep, 
 metallic. 
 
 Cough, hysterical: llpec, INux m.; dry, from 
 stifling beneath upper fourth of sternum, uter- 
 ine disease, with mental disturbance, Plat.; 
 especially if pregnant, IKali br. j^iP* men- 
 tal condition, nervous, reflex, spasmodic. 
 
 Cough, inability : Bar. c, Hod.; suppressed, 
 in pleurisy, IKali c; threatened with suffoca- 
 tion (nervous asthma), ILobel. i. ; wants to, 
 but cannot, Alet.; wants to, but cannot, in 
 croup, I Aeon. 
 
 Cough, indoors: I ISpong. Jg^^ heat. 
 
 Cough, influenza (grippe): 1 1 Ant. t., I Ars., 
 lAscl. s., lAscl. t., HCamph., ICepa, IGels., 
 UPhos., IPuls.; autumnal, epidemic, ICepa; 
 with bronchitis, ILyc; chills, lEuphor.; from 
 exposure to dampness, IRhus ; with debility, 
 ICinch.; with derangement of digestive organs, 
 IPhyt.; cough during or closely following, 
 
 I I Sticta ; epidemic, llJPhos.; stitches in right 
 eye, when coughing, Seneg.; moist cough, 
 ■Bry.; after, early in morning and during 
 day, lEuph.; neglected, threatening to pass 
 into phthisis, IStann.; rheumatic pains, IBry., 
 I ICaust.; tired sensation, I ICaust., IGels., 
 cough lasts all winter and following spring, 
 ILach. B&* Chap. 7, Coryza influenza. 
 
 Cough, interrupted: Thuya. 
 
 Cough, half involuntary: ICarbo v. 
 
 Cough, from irritation: Gain., IChlorof., Hip- 
 poz., I 101. jec, IPhos. ac; arthritic pains 
 brought on by least cold, swallowing excites 
 pain, Phos. ac. ; chronic bronchitis in the 
 aged, ISeneg.; evening and night, lArg. nit.; 
 without expectoration, IGels.; with constric- 
 tion in fauces, ICoccul.; with secretion of 
 mucus and much pain about chest, Seneg. ; 
 worse during night, ICodein.; from scratching 
 in throat, IPhos.; in syphilis, ILyc. 
 ggj^ bronchial, laryngeal. 
 
 Cough, jerking : Ananth.; quick, caused by fis- 
 sures in larynx, Bufo. 
 
 Cough, labored: in bronchitis or phthisis, 
 I I Chloral. 
 
 Cough, laryngeal: liEsc. h., ICon.; from burn- 
 ing, Bufo., I ISpong.; chronic, compels her to 
 spring up in bed from feeling of choking or 
 suffocation, night, IHep.; from cicatricial con- 
 traction of mucous membrane, Hippoz.; ob- 
 struction results from apparent constriction 
 
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27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 iOO 
 
 just below larynx, though air is drawn freely 
 into lungs, IChlor.; constrictive irritation of, 
 INaja; caused by constrictive sensation, 
 especially after eating, IIPuls.; relieves 
 constriction, Asar.; crawling, ICaust., HCon., 
 IKreo.; crawling below, IKreo.; from 
 creeping, Ant. t., IColch.; chronic, dry, with 
 stinging, smarting, as if small ulcers were 
 in larynx, generally felt on one side, IXitr.ac; 
 excited by dryness, Raph., Zing.; as if epi- 
 glottis were closed, brought on by thrusting 
 tongue in cheeks, Med.; excited by increased 
 secretion of fluid, ILach.; as if fluid had gone 
 into wrong passage, I ILach.; compelling pa- 
 tient to grasp larynx (coryza), HCepa ; with 
 inflammation, lArg. met.; irritation, Amm. c, 
 Aph. ch., MCalad., Carb. s., Cop., I Kali bi. ; 
 irritation, worse at night and lying down, 
 Arum d.; irritation on posterior side of, Card. 
 m. ; from irritation in upper part, Arn., ICoc- 
 cul.; caused by itching, with tenacious, 
 salty expectoration, ICarbo v.; from itching 
 in upper part, Arn.; in morning, immedi- 
 ately on rising, as though gelatinous, tena- 
 cious expectoration, ISil.; induced by irregu- 
 lar motions, as in speech, IIRumex ; from 
 mucus, lArg. met., IKali bi.; sensation of 
 something in larynx, with expectoration 
 of mucus, after cough, 1 1 Sal. ; originates in 
 larynx, where loud, mucous rattling could 
 be heard, every ten seconds during day, better 
 night, I I Rumex ; pain, with desire to cough, 
 Hod.; caused by sensation of a plug or valve, 
 HSpong.; constant pricking and itching, or 
 tickling in left side of (laryngitis), I ISuL; 
 caused by pressure, ILach. ; pressure aggra- 
 vates, I I Rumex; caused by pressure, in lar- 
 yngitis, ICrotal.; frequently repeated (co- 
 ryza), MCepa; in loud mucous rattling, 
 every ten seconds during day, better at night, 
 I I Rumex ; raw sensation in, ■ Rumex ; caused 
 by rawness, Sul.; from sensation of rawness 
 behind thyroid cartilage, IChlor.; caused by 
 rawness and scraping, IBrom.; roughness, 
 Ast. r., HSpong.; roughness, in laryngitis, 
 lArg. met.; roughness in upper portion, Ziz.; 
 scraping IBrom., ICon.; tendency to, in 
 scrofulous children, IStilling.; short barking, 
 ISpong.; excited by a contraction of skin 
 in region of larynx, Zing.; smoky sensation, 
 IIArs.; attempt to cough produces spasm of 
 glottis, IChlor.; with spasm of glottis on ex- 
 piration,. IChel.; splits and tears larynx, 
 HCepa; stitches, Bufo.; from talking, Hep., 
 IPhos., ISul.; talking, singing or laughing, 
 IStann.; tearing extending to chest, Bor. ; 
 tickling (g^* tickling) ; as if larynx would 
 be torn (coryza), ICepa ; from ulcers (syph- 
 ilis), ILyc; with sudden change of voice* Ru- 
 mex ; from raising voice, I lArg. met.; inces- 
 sant, provoked by sensation of weight and 
 strangulation, I IPhos. jgS^* talking, tick- 
 ling ; also Chap. 25, Larynx tickling. 
 
 Cough, from laughing: lArg. met,, lArg. nit., 
 IBrv., ICinch., Con., ICup. m., Curar. , Dros., 
 Kali c, Lach., Mang., Mur. ac, Nitr. ac, 
 IPhos. , Sinap., IStann., Zinc. J^* singing, 
 talking. 
 
 Cough, liver: affections, Absin., I LEsc. h., 
 Card, m., IPod., ISang.; in jaundice, IPhos.; 
 sluggish, tendency to diarrhoea, J INitr. ac; 
 stitches, Natr. m. 
 
 Cough, long efforts : Chel. ; in whooping cough, 
 INiccol.; before expectorating, IPsor.; for 
 the expulsion of expectoration (bronchitis), 
 IMang.; to expel phlegm, infants and old 
 people, IDulc. g^ constant, difficult, 
 distressing. 
 
 Cough, loose : I Agar., 1 1 Ant. t., Apoc, lArs. i., 
 Arum d., Aur. mur., IBadiag., Bov., ICham., 
 Con., Dros., lEuph., IIHep., I I Natr. c, IPod., 
 IIPuls., I ISticta, Sul., Yer. v.; in afternoon 
 Amm. m.; at 3 p.m. (old woman), lAng.; 
 during apyrexia, Eup. perf.; in bronchitis, 
 I Puis.; in* bronchitis, pneumonia, tubercu- 
 losis, ICalc.; resembling catarrh, Arum d. ; 
 catarrhal (eczema of children), Jacea; at end 
 of chill, Eup. perf.; chronic, after measles, 
 IIPuls.; nothing comes up (catarrh), I I Dros.; 
 remaining after whooping cough or measles, 
 Chel.; after whooping cough, six months pre- 
 vious, IKali bi.; in croup, IPhos.; all day, 
 101. jec; by day, ILyc, IIPuls.; during day 
 (croup), I ILyc; day and night, ISil.; by day, 
 dry by night, lArs., ICalc,, I ICham., Graph., 
 IXuxV., IPuls., Sabad., ISil., ISul.; suddenly 
 changing to dryness and hoarseness (typhus), 
 HSpong.; after eating, IXux m.; titillation in 
 epigastrium (laryngo-tracheitis), I IPhos. ac; 
 inability to expectorate, I Ant. t., IBrom., 
 ICon., Dros. , Ferr., IHep. , Jamb., Kali s. , Led,, 
 Lith., Magn. s., Mang., IPhos., Pod., ISang., 
 ■Sep. ; expectoration of a little phlegm, Seneg. ; 
 copious expectoration of yellowish thick sweet 
 mucus, often streaked with blood, with sensa- 
 tion of rawness and soreness in chest, I ISe- 
 necio ; in evening, Ars. h., Bov., Jamb.; in 
 evening, dry in morning, Bov.; more fatiguing 
 than dry in evening, HSquilla; in catarrhal 
 fever, IDulc; in diphtheria, I ISul. ac; sud- 
 denly changes to hoarseness and dryness, in- 
 creasing to dyspnoea, with anxiousness 
 (typhus), ISpong.; with laryngitis, especially 
 if syphilitic, IStilling.; in morning, tight in 
 afternoon and evening, IBadiag.; in morn- 
 ing, in bronchial catarrh, ICalc; in morning, 
 with some expectoration, Meph.; in morning, 
 less free during day, ISticta ; in morning, in 
 pneumoniaand capillary bronchitis,IChel.; in 
 morning, with efforts to vomit, ISep.; at 
 night, Amm. m., Jamb., ISep.; worse at night, 
 with frequent expectoration of tenacious mu- 
 cus (influenza), IPuls.; pain in chest (laryn- 
 go-tracheitis), IIPuls.; in phthisis, I Ars. i.; 
 rales, until something is coughed up. ICarbo a.; 
 sensation asof something loose ,like loose flesh, 
 pulled, I I Staph.; soreness and pressure in 
 chest, Sul.; soreness in mouth and throat, 
 Magn. s.; worse from supper time till going to 
 bed, Cochl.; tickling deep in chest, Graph.; 
 tickling in larynx, Stilling.; in typhoid, INitr. 
 ac; violent spells, no expectoration, I ISul.; 
 wheezing, frequent severe paroxysms (bron- 
 chial catarrh), IKali bi. g^° moist, mucus, 
 rattling ; also day, evening, morning, 
 night expectoration. 
 
 Cough, loud: Aur. mur.; in croup. IHep.; 
 sounds like a trumpet, lYerbas. Jg^" 5 hard, 
 noisy, ringing. 
 
 Cough, lungs : g^ chest. 
 
 Cough, when lying down : Arg. nit., Ars., Bar. 
 c, ICaps., ICarbo v., ICaust., Cinch., Coccus, 
 ICon., ICrot. t., IDros., IDulc, IIHyos., 
 Laur., INitr. ac, IPuls., Sabad.; in apoplexy, 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 I Am.; on back, Agar., Amm. m., Kali bi., 
 INatr. m.. IPhos.; better, on back, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 on back, in croup, IPhos.; on back, with 
 scanty expectoration (quartan ague), I I Sep.; 
 on back, or right side, I ISpong.;onback, better 
 kneeling with face towards pillow, IIEup. 
 perf.; in bed, Hep.; drives out of bed, ICarbo 
 v.; better by lying on belly, Bar. c, Med.; 
 bending body back, Hep.; better, Aeon., Amm. 
 m., Euph., Lye, Mane, Sep., Thuya, Zinc; 
 better on back, Aeon., Mang.; better, on back, 
 or sitting, ILyc; and taking a deep breath, 
 HCon.; in daytime, ends with little, easy ex- 
 pectoration (after pleurisy), I ISuL; stitches, 
 in epigastrium, 1 1 Rhus; in evening, ISil.; 
 when first lying down, during day or evening, 
 is obliged to sit up and cough it out, 1 1 Con.; 
 in epidemic influenza, ISabad.; on left side, 
 Aeon., Bar. e, Bry., Ipec., I ILyc, Merc, 
 ■Paris, IPhos., Puis., IRhus, Rumex, Seneg., 
 Sep.; at night, IDolich., IDros.; on first, at 
 night (incipient phthisis), 1 1 Rumex; on side, 
 
 I I Aeon., Amm. m., IStann., ISuL; must sit 
 up, constrictive feeling, suffocation (trachei- 
 tis), until 3 a.m., I Aeon.; better sitting, I IHy- 
 os.; sensation of suffocation (laryngo-trachei- 
 tis), 1 1 Puis. ; on right side, Aeon., Act. rac, 
 Alum., Amm. m., ICarbo a., Ipec, I IPhos., 
 Stann.; on right side, with cirrhotic kidney, 
 
 I I Plumb.; on right side, in bronchitis, IMerc; 
 worse on sides, especially left, IPhos.; better, 
 lying on stomach, I I Med. 
 
 Cough, in measles: ICinch., Coff., ICop.,IEup. 
 perf., IMurex, IIPuls., HSquilla; after mea- 
 sles, lArn., ICalc, ICinch., IDros., lEup. 
 pe.rf., IHyos., IKali c, IMurex ; distressing, 
 upon development of eruption, IKali bi.; as 
 if some tough membrane were moved about, 
 without being able to expectorate it, after, 
 IKali c; in paroxysms, worse in afternoon 
 and evening, IDros.; terrible spells, ILach.; 
 violent, like whooping cough, I Apis. 
 
 Cough, menses: before, ISuL; before, in dys- 
 pepsia, lArg. nit.; before and during, IGraph.; 
 during, IZinc.;-dry, during, IGraph., ISul. 
 Sgg*' Chap. 23, During menses cough. 
 
 Cough, mental condition : worse from agita- 
 tion, ICist.; after anger, Ant. t., Arg. nit., 
 I Am., ICaps.,ICham.; anxiety, 1 1 Aeon.; anx- 
 iety, in phthisis, IBrom.; after emotion, lArs., 
 IBrom., Bufo., ICon.; excitement, HSpoilg. ; 
 excited by fretting, ICina ; after a fright, 
 IIAcon., IStram.; after indignation, IStaph.; 
 nervous excitability, I Aeon.; sees frightful 
 objects at night, ICalc; students, INux v.; 
 from thinking of it, Bar. c; with vexation, 
 Ver.; after vexation, I Aeon., IStaph.; worse 
 from mental effort, INux v. ggt" crying, 
 distressing. 
 
 Cough, metallic : I I Lac c; in asthma Millari, 
 ■Cup. m. ; brassy, on awaking from sleep 
 (croup), IKali br.; in croup, after influenza, 
 I Hep.; in membranous croup, IKali bi.; 
 sounds as if one coughed into an empty tube, 
 or as if caused by resonance of contiguous 
 parts, lOsm.; worse in wet weather, worse in 
 morning, Hod. $gf resonant, ringing. 
 
 Cough, metastatic : with characteristic sound 
 of croup, ICup. m. 
 
 Cough, moist: Coff.; organic or catarrhal basis, 
 worse towards morning and after eating, 
 BHep.; barking, in measles, IMerc; with 
 
 fever, Acet. ac; but harsh as from tickling 
 all over chest, worse in wet weather, worse 
 mornings, Hod.; troublesome (smallpox), 
 1 1 Chin, s.; catarrh of windpipe, I All. sat. 
 &£&" loose, rattling. 
 
 Cough, moon : at full, ISabad. 
 
 Cough, in morning : Aeon., lAlum., Amm. c, 
 Ant. c, Apis, I Am., lArs., Astac, Bell., Bry., 
 ICalc, Carbo v., ICaust., Cham., IChel., Cina, 
 Cinch., Coca, Coccus, Cup. m., Dros., Dulc, 
 Euphor., Ferr., Hep., Ilod., Ipec, IKali bi., 
 Kali c, Kreo., Lach., Led., Lye, Magn. c, 
 Mosch., INatr. m., INux v., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 IPuls.,Rhus, Sars., Selen., Sep., Sil., Squilla, 
 Stann., Staph., IStram., Tabac, Tarant., Thu- 
 ya, Ver., Zinc; in albuminuria, I Apis; soon 
 after awaking, I I Alum.; on awaking, ICarbo 
 v., Caust., IKali bi., ISil.; on first awaking, 
 as he gets out of bed, continuous till after 
 breakfast, is caused by a sensation as if a 
 "wheat hull" were in the part behind ma- 
 nubrium sterni (cirrhotic kidney), I I Plumb. ; 
 on awaking, with dyspnoea, better lying down, 
 I IKali bi.; on awaking, in prostatitis and 
 atony of sexual organs, I I Selen.; on awaking, 
 6 a.m., I Coccus ; on awaking, and in evening 
 when lying down, IPsor.; on awaking, racks 
 the system, Coccus; in bed, with expectora- 
 tion, Ast. r. ; after leaving bedroom, All. sat.; 
 irritation in bronchi, Natr. a.; in bronchial 
 catarrh, I Ant. t., IHep.; in bronchitis, lEnph.; 
 particularly in catarrhal fever, lEnph.; affects 
 whole chest, 1 1 Sel.; oppression in chest (phthi- 
 sis), ICetrar.; constant, Arum d.; worse to- 
 wards morning, with constriction and oppres- 
 sion of chest, ICon.; chronic (nervous debility), 
 ICurar.; chronic, of old people, I Alum.; while 
 dressing, and before breakfast, Seneg. ; while 
 dressing, with easy green sputa, I I Sul. •, and 
 evening, Crot. t, I Kreo.; in morning, Ver.; . 
 expectoration only in morning, I I Aeon., 
 Alum.,Ambra, lAmm.e, IIAmm. m., lAnt. 
 c, I I Ant. t., Badiag., IIBry., I ICalc, I ICarbo 
 v., IFerr., IIHep., Led., I ILyc, IMagn. c, 
 IMang., Mur. ac, INatr. m., INitr. ac, HParis, 
 I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IIPuls., IRhus, I I Seneg., 
 HSep., Sil., MSpong., HSquilla, IISul. ac, 
 IZinc; copious expectoration of thin, fre- 
 quently reddish-colored mucus, Squilla ; much 
 expectoration, which she has to swallow, 
 Zing.; expectoration yellowish, which occa- 
 sionally becomes mixed with green mucus, 
 (ague), IIPuls.; salty expectoration in catarrh, 
 ■Coccus; expectoration of white mucus, 
 tous;h as pitch, can be drawn into strings, 
 IIKali bi.; yellowish expectoration, ICalc ; 
 followed by greenish- white casts, as if from 
 air cells (secondary syphilis), IINitr. ac.'; con- 
 tinuous for an hour or more, early in morning, 
 accompanied by dyspnoea and prostration, 
 IPhelL; in affection of larynx, IKali bi.; long, 
 in whooping cough, I I Alum.; long, difficult, 
 raising a little white mucus, 1 1 Alum.; pain 
 low down in lungs as though something were 
 tearing away, followed by expectoration of 
 greenish dirty mucus, causing gagging, IINitr. 
 ac; profuse mucus, ISquilla ; only in morn- 
 ing or during night, ISep.; with prolapsus 
 uteri, I ISep.; violent, sudden, with stitch 
 in side with every cough, with expectora- 
 tion, ISquilla ; worse on awaking, between 
 5 and 6 a.m., IKali c; worse, 6 a.m., I ITn- 
 
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 berc; regularly at 6 o'clock, lasting two to 
 three hours, ICed.; worse 6 or 7 a.m., or on first 
 rising, in paroxysms which do not cease until 
 a quantity of tenacious mucus is raised 
 (whooping cough), I Coccus ; worse 9 to 10 
 a.m., worse while conversing in room,Ars. hy.; 
 with phlegm tinged with blood, INatr. in.; in 
 morning, after rising, Thuya ; after rising, in 
 attacks (whooping cough, gastric cough), 
 I I Ant. c; after rising, with expectoration of 
 transparent mucus and a sensation in middle 
 of sternum as if something were torn loose, 
 IPhos.; immediately after rising, from tick- 
 ling in throat, worse during, better after 
 breakfast, lAlum. ; before rising, with expec- 
 toration of clotted blood and soreness in chest, 
 INux v.; on rising, IHep.; on rising, return- 
 ing during day, Osm.; on rising, with abund- 
 ant expectoration of mucus, Euph.; on rising, 
 in tuberculosis, HCalc; smothering sensation 
 before paroxysms, I Coral.; spasmodic, with 
 expectoration of transparent tough mucus, at 
 once better by eating small quantity of food, 
 IFerr.; in syphilis, IKalibi.; towards, looser 
 after a few days, Tell.; worse towards (hydro- 
 thorax), ICarbo v.; in tuberculosis, ILach. 
 
 Cough, from motion : Ars., IBell., IBry., ICarbo 
 v., Curar., IFerr., Iod., IKreo., I IPhos., ISil., 
 I I Zinc; in bed, Bell.; in bronchitis, IPhos.; 
 rising from bed, cough begins, continuous, 
 can scarcely get breath, better when he again 
 lies down, lEuph.; from every, in pleuritis 
 with plastic exudation, IHep.; worse from 
 rapid, INatr. m.; after rising from lying, 
 ILach.; worse turning on side, Amm. m. 
 ftf^ exertion, lying down, sitting. 
 
 Cough, mouth: arches of palate irritable, loud 
 speaking, rinsing or brushing teeth causes 
 cough, ICoccus ; salivation (syphilitic ulcers 
 in throat), ILach.; scratching" in roof, IDig.; 
 accumulation of water, Amb. 
 
 Cough, mucus: adherent, high up in trachea, 
 INux v. ; hawking little balls, IPhos.ac; mixed 
 with blood, Alum. ; brownish blood (pleuro- 
 pneumonia biliosa), I I Rhus; copious, tinged 
 with blood, IMerc. cor.; streaked with blood, 
 dyspnoea (gastric nervous fever), ILach.; 
 in bronchial tubes, 1 1 Ant. t.; chronic, after 
 measles, I I Dulc. ; sensation as if patient could 
 not cough deep enough to start,! ICaust. ; raised 
 after long and fatiguing efforts, Chlor. ; caused 
 by, until expectorated, Chlor.; hard, round, 
 white masses fly from mouth (phthisis), IKali 
 c; hawking, especially in morning, INatr. 
 in.; irritation, Bry.; throws out small lumps, 
 I IChel.; throws out lumps in whooping cough, 
 IChel. ; raises little hard lumps, chest then feels 
 hollow, Calad.; inability to raise, MCalab.; 
 could not raise, nearly suffocated (bronchitis) , 
 ICina; scanty, IIMez.; thick, tough, Amb.; 
 thick, causes desire to vomit (catarrh), 
 ^Coccus ; in throat, Alum., Caust, Phell.; 
 tightly adhering, in chest, ICaust.; adherent, 
 high up in trachea, INux v.; ejecting 
 viscid, from bronchial tubes, comes flying 
 from mouth, worse in afternoon and even- 
 ing, IBadiag.; better by bringing up a lump 
 of phlegm, ICarbo v. JSig? 1 * moist, rattling ; 
 also Expectoration mucus. 
 
 Cough, muffled: in croup, ICarbo v., Hod.; 
 as if head were enveloped in a blanket (laryn- 
 gitis), I I Sang. 
 
 Cough, music : aggravates, I Amb., IKreo. 
 jg^° piano. 
 
 Cough, nares : sensation as if an acid acrid fluid 
 were running through posterior nares over 
 palate, IKali bi. $§T Chap. 7, Nose, poste- 
 rior nares. 
 
 Cough, nausea: excited by, Bry. 
 
 Cough, nerves: spasmodic irritation of vagus, 
 IPhos.; threatened paralysis of vagus, IDulc 
 gg^ nervous, reflex. 
 
 Cough, nervous: lAcon., Aur. met., IBell., 
 HCaps., Coral., Cup. m., IDros.,IHep., Hpec, 
 INux m., INux v., IPlumb. ; with spasmodic 
 asthma, IKali br.; asthmatic, Val.; catarrhal 
 affections in young people and women, 
 Hgn.; dry, hard, incessant during pregnancy, 
 threatening abortion, IKali br.; with dysp- 
 noea, Hydr. ac; worse on persons ap- 
 proaching or passing (hydrothorax), ICarbo 
 v.; hysterical, Val.; especially laryngeal, 
 Crotaf. ; all night, IHep.; when people 
 are present, Amb. ; when people enter room 
 (bronchitis), IPhos.; persistent, semi-chronic, 
 pseudo-catarrhal, I IMagn. p.; women, espe- 
 cially when pregnant, IKali br.; with press- 
 ure upon chest, I IPlumb.; spasmodic, vio- 
 lent, children lose breath and become purple 
 *and black in the face, I Coral.; in presence of 
 strangers, Bar. c, IPhos.; superficial at 9 p.m. 
 until going to bed, 7rLach. JS§T* hysterical, 
 mental condition, spasmodic. 
 
 Cough, at night : Acal.,1 Aeon., Act. rac.,IAlum., 
 Amb., 1 1 Amm. c, Anac, Ant. sul. aur., Ant. 
 t., Apoc, Arn., IIArs., Arum d., Aur. met., 
 ■Bar. c, IBell., Bufo., HCalc, ICarbo a., 
 Card, m., Castor., HCham., IChel., ICina, 
 Coccul., Colch., ICon., Crot. t., Cup., Cycl., 
 IDros., IFerr., IIGraph., IIHyos., Hgn., 
 I IKali c, IKali n., ILach., IManc, IMerc, 
 INatr. m., I INux v., Op., IPetrol., IPhos., 
 MPsor., IIPuls., IIRumex, ISabad., Samb., 
 ■ ■Sep., ISil., IStaph., Sticta, ISul., Therid., 
 I ITuberc, IVer., Zing.; aphonia, lArg. nit.; 
 awakens, Bell., IIHyos., IKali bi., ISil., Sul.; 
 awakens, with sensation in chest as if hollow, 
 ■Sep.; awakens, with stitching in sides of 
 chest, Con.; awakens, in hepatic disorder, 
 I ISil. ; in bronchitis, I Ars.; on going to bed, 
 and during night, ILach.; worse in bed, also 
 from sleeping, Lachn. in catarrh, ISpig.; 
 dull pains in chest, Zinc; choking, must 
 jump out of bed (vicarious menses), IDig.; in 
 cholera infantum, IHyos.; chronic, Phell., 
 I ISul.; constant, as soon as he closes his 
 eyes (phthisis), I ISul.; constant, in incip- 
 ient tuberculosis, 1 1 Act. rac; continual, with 
 shooting pains passing to stomach (phthisis), 
 I I Zinc; continual, as soon as he lies down 
 (mitral stenosis), ILaur.; also in day, when 
 lying down, IINitr. ac; with diarrhoea 
 (whooping cough), ISang.; dry, with insuffi- 
 ciency of mitral valve, IRhus ; sensation of 
 dryness in epigastrium, ICup. m.; worse, 
 shooting in epigastrium, I I Zinc; evening till 
 midnight, or in morning, after awaking, from 
 talking, lying down or sitting still, IRhus; 
 expectoration only at night, Alum., I I Amm. 
 m., Arn., Calc, ICaust., ICham., Coccus, 
 Euphor., Kali c, Led., ILyc, Phos., I IRhod., 
 Sabad., HSep., IStaph., Sul.; without expecto- 
 ration, I Ars.; vexed expression of face, Spong.; 
 frequent, Aur. mur.; headache, IIEup. perf.; 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 heat, dry skin, delirium, Acet. ac. ; hectic, 
 ICaps.; incessant, apparently free during day, 
 Sticta; with influenza, ICon.; worse in latter 
 part and morning, better in afternoon and 
 evening, ICoral.; loose, particularly after 
 eruptive stage of measles, lEup. perf. ; worse 
 when lying in bed, compelling her to jump 
 out and walk about, on account of sensation 
 of suffocation, is compelled to lie in bed in 
 partly sitting position, for fear of suffocation, 
 ICrot. t. ; worse on lying down, lArs., IBelL, 
 ICrot. t., IDros., IIHyos., 101. jec, IPuls., 
 Sil., ISep., Sul. ; worse on lying down, could 
 not go to bed, sat in chair all night (bron- 
 chitis), I I Zinc; on lying down, in whooping 
 cough, IDros.; immediately on lying down, 
 IPhyt.; worse about midnight and towards 
 morning, IDig.; worse about midnight, dur- 
 ing rest, lying on bed or with head low, 
 from dry cold air, ISamb. ; after midnight, 
 
 1 Ant. t., I Are., IBar. c, IBelL, Calc, ICham., 
 Dros., IHyos.; worse after midnight and in 
 morning, INux v.; after midnight, causing 
 sleeplessness, I Kali c; after midnight, until 
 
 2 a.m. (laryngitis), NSul.; before midnight, or 
 towards morning (croup), IHep.; better in 
 morning, worse towards evening, Agar.; also 
 in morning (after measles), I I Sticta; towards 
 morning (tuberculosis), Hod.; rattling of 
 mucus, slight fever, IFerr. ph.; nasal catarrh, 
 IINitr. ac; none during day, ICaust., Merc; 
 eight or more paroxysms, IIMeph.; previous 
 to paroxysm, I lEup. perf.; in paroxysms of 
 two minutes, with vexed expression, ISpong.; 
 paroxysms every ten minutes, with frequent 
 vomiting and fever (whooping cough), 
 IIMeph.; in phthisis, ICod., IDros.; in 
 phthisis, with or without clavicular pain, 
 IRumex; hard, with restlessness (spurious 
 croup), I IKali m.; with retching, Chrom. ac. , 
 1 1 Med.; scraping in larynx, ICycl.; short 
 (incipient tuberculosis), IIAct. rac; must sit 
 up, excited by scraping in chest, with much 
 expectoration, IColch.; must sit up as soon 
 as cough commences, lArs.; must sit up and 
 hold head, INiccol.; must sit up, easy ex- 
 pectoration of mucus, Gamb. ; must sit up to 
 raise sputa, IFerr.; disturbs sleep (phthisis), 
 ICodein.; during sleep, in heart disease, lArn.; 
 preventing sleep, hard and continuous, 
 I ISyph.; slight, I ISenec; from sunset to 
 sunrise, Aur. met.; in secondary syphilis, 
 
 I ISyph.; tedious and long lasting, worse 
 from motion, IForm.; from tickling in larynx 
 (goitre), IMerc iod. flav.; for four or five 
 nights, tickling at top of throat, ICEnan.; tor- 
 menting (laryngeal catarrh), ISpong.; trouble- 
 some in bronchial catarrh, ICalc; tubercular 
 deposits in apex, Acal.; involuntary urina- 
 tion, IColch.; from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. (after acute 
 bronchitis), lApis ; 10 to 1, Calad.; between 
 
 II and 1, ICup. ac; more after 12, Aeon.; con- 
 stant, from 12 till morning (emphysema), 
 IHep.; after 12, from tickling in larynx, 
 lAcon.; awakes between 1 and 2, in any posi- 
 tion, chest feels bruised, soreness of chest on 
 loosening phlegm, I I Rumex ; worse from 2 to 
 4, I lEup. perf.; about 3, repeated every half 
 hour, IIKali c; about 3, in phthisis, IKali c; 
 about 3 or 4, from tickling in larynx, IBufo. 
 gSg^ evening, morning, sleep. 
 
 Cough, noisy: ISticta; with itching at anus, 
 
 IKali m.; with barking like a dog, Lyss.; 
 with protruded appearance of eyes, IKali m. 
 HHr barking, hard, loud, metallic.rattling, 
 screeching, shrieking, shrill, sibilant, 
 ■wheezing, -whistling. 
 
 Cough, at noon : Arund., Bell. 
 
 Cough, nose : catarrh, Ziz.; catarrh, after a cold, 
 I I Sang.; catarrh, first dry, later fluent, ICalc. ; 
 coryza, Amm. c,Anac, Badiag.,Calad., ICalc, 
 HCepa, Cham., IColch., Cub., lEuph., Graph., 
 Kali bi., I IKali m., Lye, Natr. m., INitr. ac, 
 Rumex, Sars., Seneg., Sil., Squilla, ISul.; co- 
 ryza, in bronchitis, lEuph.; with coryza, 
 eyes affected during day, scanty expectoration, 
 with occasional difficult respiration, better 
 night, worse morning, with copious expectora- 
 tion, lEuph.; coryza and hoarseness, Cub.; 
 coryza, with irritation, worse in open air, 
 ICoff. ; fluent coryza and soreness in chest, 
 Meph.; copious, fluent, acrid coryza (whoop- 
 ing cough), ICepa ; better by epistaxis,Melil.; 
 from strong odors, IPhos.; purulent discharge 
 from left nostril, Uran. n.; loss of smell and 
 taste, lAnac; ends in a sneeze, Seneg.; sneez- 
 ing, 1 1 Alum., IBry.; sneezing in morning 
 before getting out of bed, last till 9 a.m., ISep.; 
 after suppression of a fluent coryza, I I Samb. 
 jg^° catarrhal ; also Chap. 7, Coryza cough. 
 
 Cough, odors: worse from strong, IPhos. 
 JS&* Chap. 26, Asthma cough, hay fever. 
 
 Cough, old: old man's cough, IHydras.; child 
 coughs like an old man, I ISul. ; in old people, 
 ■Amm. c 
 
 Cough, ovaries : tight feeling in left ovarian re- 
 gion, with spasmodic coustriction of larynx, 
 with continual hawking of mucus, I I Phos. 
 
 Cough, painful: jggg^ During cough, bronchi, 
 chest, head, larynx, throat. 
 
 Cough, palpitation: jj^ 1 ' During cough pal- 
 pitation ; also Chap. 29, Palpitation cough. 
 
 Cough, in paroxysms: IBelL, IChel., Cimex, 
 ICina, I IKali br., IKali c, INiccol., IINitr. 
 ac, I ISpong.; causes sensation of excoriation 
 in muscles of abdomen, IHyos.; worse in af- 
 ternoon, IBadiag.; in asthma, IThuya; on 
 going to bed, with nausea and vomiting (phar- 
 yngitis), I I Natr. m.; begin mildly, are short, 
 but increase during course of disease, vomit- 
 ing ends paroxysm (whooping cough), IDros.; 
 shakes chest, abdomen and whole body, 
 IHyos.; as from taking cold, with sensitive- 
 ness of nervous system as soon as slightest 
 portion of body becomes cold, 1 1 Hep.; simu- 
 lating whooping cough, Con.; dry in evening, 
 IHep.; dry, from abdomen, with copious 
 sweat, ending in nausea, IDros.; worse in 
 evening, night and by heat, Ananth.; profuse 
 and exhausting expectoration of thick starch- 
 like mucus, with sensation of enlargement of 
 calibre of pharynx and oesophagus from choa- 
 nse to epigastrium (chronic follicular pharyn- 
 gitis), I IPhyt.; frequent hacking all day 
 (laryngitis), I ISul.; frequent, particularly 
 from 9 a.m. until 5 or 6 p.m. (measles), IMerc; 
 frequent, severe, short, continuous, one 
 rapidly following the other, Hod.; frightful 
 fits, INitr. ac; one or two hours apart,IDros.; 
 every three or four hours, worse every other 
 day, Anac; from itching behind sternum, 
 IKali bi. ; in membranous laryngitis, Hod. ; 
 at long intervals (whooping cough), IDros.; 
 long lasting, I IRumex, Viol.; severe, followed 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 759 
 
 by loose cough with vomiting of tough ropy, 
 stringy mucus, Coral.; loud, I ISinap.; about 
 midnight, I Cham.; last two minutes, ICina; 
 raises mucus, Aspar.; raises mucus with yel- 
 low threads, Arum m.; at night, Aur. mur., 
 I Op.; at night, or during day when asleep, 
 IFerr. ph.; palpitation and nosebleed, worse 
 in morning, Agnus ; in pharyngitis, IPhyt.; 
 short, dry, shock, racking her to pieces, 
 IISul.; worse after sleep (croup), IKali bi.; 
 ending in sneezing, I Agar. ; spasmodic, at 
 night, ICina; sudden, ICaps.; tickling in 
 throat, larynx or bronchi, with dislodgment 
 of tenacious mucus or pus which must be 
 swallowed, Kali c. ; in two, Merc; titillating 
 in pit of throat, with lisping voice, ICon.; 
 violent, IBell., Hydr. ac. ; violent, with anx- 
 iety (croup), Brom.; violent, in emphysema, 
 ICarbo v.; in violent, before retiring, and on 
 rising, until sputum is raised, lAilant.; with 
 vomiting of tough mucus, like white of egg, 
 and yellow acid fluid (bronchial attacks after 
 whooping cough), IKali bi. J^~ frequent, 
 periodic, spasmodic. 
 
 Cough, periodic: IPsor., IStram.; on alternate 
 days, IlLyc. ; recurring daily, 1'A.mm. m.; 
 dry, with tickling in throat or behind ster- 
 num, cough comes on in short spells, espe- 
 cially while lying down, talking or laughing, 
 Con.; at same hour, ISabad. gg^ parox- 
 ysms, weather. 
 
 Cough, in phthisis: IDulc, IMillef., I INaja, 
 INatr. a., MSenecio; annoying, Hod.; as in 
 consumption, IChel.; assimilation poor,ICalc; 
 chronic, INatr. m.; chronic, with cold ex- 
 tremities, ICalc; acute exacerbation, IKali 
 n.; hemorrhagic, lArs. i.; incessant, racking, 
 wearing, ISticta; incessant and apparently 
 from nervous sensitiveness or irritability, 
 ICrotal.; laryngeal, ICaust.; dark red inflam- 
 mation and swelling of parts, worse in morn- 
 ing, laryngeal, IMerc. iod. rub. ; laryngeal and 
 pulmonary, IINaja; incurable cases of lar- 
 yngeal and pulmonary, IHyos.; raises small 
 white lumps, IBor.; apparently from nervous 
 sensitiveness or irritability, ICrotal.; at night, 
 ICodein.; pituitosa,violent, day and night, with 
 copious greenish-white expectoration, ILyc; 
 sounding like laryngeal (syphilis), ILyc. ; thick, 
 white sputa, white-coated tongue, Kali m.; 
 palliated in last stage, ILobel. i.; suppressed, 
 lArs. i.; tickling in throat, Hod.; trouble- 
 some, ITrill.; violent, IBor., IDros.; of young 
 subjects, with bloody purulent expectora- 
 tion, IDros. figg*" Chap. 26, Lungs, con- 
 sumption. 
 
 Cough, piano: from playing on, ICalc; every 
 note she struck seemed to vibrate in her lar- 
 ynx, I ICalc. JS^* music. 
 
 Cough, pleuritis : for two months in subacute, 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Cough, in pneumonia : IChel. ; catarrhal, I Bapt.; 
 neglected, ILyc; cough oppressive, constant 
 before attack, IMerc; after pneumonia, IKali 
 c. ; tormenting, brings none of tough phlegm 
 away, IKali c B@* See Chap. 26, Lungs, 
 pneumonia. 
 
 Cough, in pregnancy : ICaust., INatr. m., INux 
 m.; loose in morning, ISep. ; worse at night, 
 ICon.; during second month, worse night and 
 morning and lying down, Vib. g^" Chap. 
 24, Pregnancy, cough. 
 
 Cough, pulse : frequent (100) towards evening, 
 intermitting, I Agar. 
 
 Cough, racking: Agar., Ailant., Anac, lArs., 
 IBell., Benz. ac, ICarbo v., ICaust., IChel., 
 Cinch., Con. ,ICup. m., Graph., Gymn., IHyos., 
 Ign., Ilpec, IKali bi., IKali c, ILach., ILed., 
 Lobel.. Lye, Merc, IINitr. ac, INux v., 
 UPhos., IPuls., IRhus, IRumex, Sil., ISquilla, 
 IStann., ISticta, ISul.; in open air, IPhos.; 
 in bronchitis, HCaust.; from oppression of 
 chest, particularly at night, ICoccul.; better 
 for a time from drinking water, after parox- 
 ysms of suffocation coming on during sleep, 
 I I Op.; exhausting, day and night (phthisis 1 , 
 I IStann.; thick yellow or reddish expectora- 
 tion (typhus fever), IPhos.; purple face, Coc- 
 cus ; in hepatitis, ILach.; worse in hot room, 
 better after eating and drinking (dry bron- 
 chitis), ISpong.; excited by inspiration, Sticta ; 
 racking, from itching behind sternum, IKali 
 bi.; in phthisis, INatr. a., Sticta; severe, 
 I IStann.; in secondary syphilis, MSyph.; 
 stitching in larynx, IOp.; in hepatic typhus, 
 IChel. J^gr* concussive, hard. 
 
 Cough, rapid: lAmm. m. 
 
 Cough, rattling: 1 1 Ant. t., lApoc, Arg. nit., 
 Ars. s. f., Arund., Bell., IBrom., Bry., ICaust., 
 ICham., Chen, a., IDulc, IHydras., Iod., 
 Ilpec, Kali bi., ILyc, IMerc. iod. flav., INatr. 
 m, I IPuls., Sars., ISep., I ISquilla, SuL, Ver. v.; 
 in attacks, by day and in room, not at 
 night or in open air, I Arg. met.; in bronchia, 
 Jugl.; in chronic bronchial catarrh, ISul.; in 
 bronchial tubes, precedes cough by fifteen or 
 twenty minutes, to which patient solely as- 
 cribes attacks of coughing (whooping cough), 
 IDros.; boy aet. four months, I IPsor.; large 
 bubbles, Ant.t. ; in catarrh of children, I Ant. t. , 
 ICham.; in chest and bronchia, ICalc; in 
 chest, in tuberculosis, ICalc; in chest, during 
 dentition, IPod.; in chest, during measles, 
 IPhos.; in puerperal convulsions, I Ant. t. ; 
 after whooping cough or measles, Chel.; as if 
 mucus were deep down in chest, Hod. ; in 
 dentition, lAnt. t., ICalc, ICham., IPod.; 
 when eating, IPhos.; with little expectora- 
 tion, ICalc; no expectoration, lAnt. t.; in ty- 
 phoid fever, ILyc; in laryngo-tracheitis and 
 bronchitis, IHydras.; nothing loosens, Ver.; 
 inflammatory affection of lungs, INitr. ac; 
 when lying on back or either side, Med.; 
 moist rales over chest (endocarditis), I Aur. 
 met.; moist, compels sitting up (bronchial ca- 
 tarrh), 1 1 Ant. t.; worse towards morning, 
 and after eating, IHep.; at night," I Ant. t.; 
 profuse secretion of mucus in lungs of old 
 people, HSeneg.; follows smarting below 
 larynx, I I Zing.; in spells (hydrocephaloid), 
 ICina; suppressed, ISenecio ; in trachea, 
 Sul. ; in trachea, especially during winter, 
 ICham.; with vomiting, after eating, II Meph. 
 g^gf 1 * loose, moist; also Chap. 25, Larynx, 
 Trachea, Bronchia mucus; also Chap. 26, 
 Lungs mucus and rales. 
 
 Cough, reading aloud : INux v., IPhos. 
 
 Cough, reflex: Grin., IKali br. ; sympathetic, 
 Card, m., IDros. fi^" nerves, nervous. 
 
 Cough, resonant: in croujp, I ISpong.; nausea 
 and expectoration of thick mucus, IKali bi. 
 g^gf ringing, sonorous. 
 
 Cougrf, in rest: IHyos. , Kali n., Sep.; every time 
 he stands still during a walk, 1 1 Ign.; did not 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 molest him while walking, in evening, but 
 returned when he sat down, Astac. JI^H* ly- 
 ing down, night, sleep. 
 
 Cough, rheumatic: apt to take on typhoid 
 form, worse at night, I Rhus. 
 
 Cough, ringing: Aeon., Apis, Ars., I lAsaf., 
 ICast. v., ICepa, IDros., ILobel. i., Stram., 
 Ver.; clear or whistling, 1 1 Aeon.; loud, inces- 
 sant (worms), I IDolich.; on awaking (croup), 
 IKali br.; violent (acute bronchial catarrh), 
 IKal bi. gig^ loud, metallic, resonant, 
 sonorous. 
 
 Cough, rough: IBell., IBrom., I llgn., Ilpec, 
 ISpong.; with anxiety (diphtheria), I Merc, cy.; 
 in bronchitis, IPhos.; with colic, IHep. ; in 
 croup, IBrom., I ISamb.; crowing cry, ISpong.; 
 dry, sequel to measles, ICham.; excited by 
 roughness, IDig.; tough slime in fauces 
 (chronic catarrh), HSil.; in catarrhal fever, 
 IDulc; short hacking, making child breath- 
 less (croup), I INatr. m.; in larjmgo-trache- 
 itis and bronchitis, I Hydras. ; from dryness 
 in larynx, with tension and pain in bron- 
 chia (bronchitis chronica), INux v.; caused 
 by roughness in larynx, ICarbo v.; before 
 midnight, shaking whole body, IINitr. ac; 
 at night, IVerbas.; from 7 p.m. till 1 a.m., 
 with rattling of phlegm and short breath, 
 Cain.; at night, in bronchitis, IMerc; rattling 
 in chest, followed by cramp in stomach, 
 IMur. ac; restlessness at night (spurious 
 croup), I IKali m.; scraping, lEup. perf. ; 
 scraping, of children, ICham.; scraping im- 
 mediately under sternum, Cann. i.; caused by 
 scraping in throat, IHep.; caused by scratch- 
 ing in larynx and trachea (heart disease), 
 ILach.; caused by scratching in pharynx, 
 worse mornings, I INux v.; caused by crawl- 
 ing in throat, ICarbo v.; from tickling in 
 
 I trachea low down, IPhos.; sawing, IHep., 
 
 I ISpong. J$Hr harsh, hoarse, scraping. 
 Cough, scraping: Ant.t.,Cimex,INiccol.; green- 
 ish, offensive tasting expectoration, worse in 
 evening before lying down, with hoarse voice, 
 Stann.; profuse, thick, yellow or white mu- 
 cous expectoration, IKreo.; painful, INatr. c. 
 g@T harsh, hoarse, rough. 
 
 Cough, screeching : IStram.;in phthisis, I I Sep. 
 gigf" noisy, shrieking. 
 
 Cough, with scrofulosis : IBar. c, ICalc, Cor- 
 nus, Hod., Spong. 
 
 Cough, shaking : ty^ concussive, racking. 
 
 Cough, sharp: ILach., I ISyph.; in bronchitis, 
 IPhos. -JS*!^ concussive, hard. 
 
 Cough, shattering : jgg^ concussive, rack- 
 ing. 
 
 Cough, short: I Aeon., Alum., Amm. c, Apoc, 
 
 I I Asaf., I Ars., Ars. s. r., Berb., ICarbol. ac; in 
 liver complaint, ICard. m., IChel., Chrom. ac, 
 Cimex, Coff., Ferr. ph., Iod., IKali m., Nitr. 
 sp. d., IPhos., I I Plat., HSquilla, Sul.,Tell., 
 Thuya, Ver. v., Viol., I IZinc, Ziz.; abrupt, 
 with sensation of concussion, IPhos.; in ana- 
 sarca, I Ars.; in fistula in ano, IBerb.; with 
 asthenic pneumonia, IMerc. ; takes away 
 breath, almost in despair (catarrh of chest), 
 ILactu. v.; difficult breathing, Amm. c ; in 
 bronchitis, IPhos.; pressive pain in chest, 
 Stront.; from time to time, as from weakness 
 of chest, with hoarse, weak sound, HStann.; 
 constant, with wheezing (hay asthma), ILach.; 
 as from constriction of larvnx, ICoff .; in acute 
 
 coryza, I ISinap.; alternating with deep cough 
 
 I Apoc; in dentition, Tereb.; after dinner, 
 Agar. ; diarrhoea in child, I I Arm; in dropsy 
 of uterus, I IMerc; dry, IBell., Eup. perf., 
 Ilris, Lobel. i.; dry, in catarrhal affection, 
 INatr. a.; dry, with difficult expectoration of 
 small lump of mucus, which improves cough, 
 
 I I Lac def.; dry, fatiguing, caused by tickling 
 behind upper portion of chest, Merc; dry, 
 forcible from scratching in throat, I Aeon.; 
 dry, hacking, with spurting of urine (during 
 pregnancy), I Ferr. ph.; dry larynx, ISpong.; 
 dry, during night, from tickling in epi- 
 gastrium, ILach.; dry, from tickling in 
 trachea, Case; dry, in ovarian tumor, I Apis ; 
 dry as soon as he gets warm, IIPuls.; after 
 eating, Caust.; exhaustion (dysentery), IColch.; 
 expectoration of bright red blood, which 
 seemingly comes from larynx, Kob.; obsti- 
 nate, tenacious, blood-streaked, or entirely 
 bloody expectoration, IMerc; frequent, in 
 bronchitis, I IZinc; frequent, mostly dry, 
 some frothy, whitish mucous expectoration 
 (dropsy), IFluor, ac; frequent, in acute pha- 
 ryngo-laryngitis, INaja; hacking, ICina; 
 hacking, no expectoration (nervous debility), 
 ICurar.; hacking, in evening, after lying 
 down, with expectoration of pure coagulated 
 blood, once every minute, ISep.; hacking, 
 with yellowish-white, rather thick expecto- 
 ration, I Ferr.; hacking, with inflammation of 
 fauces, Stilling.; hacking, caused by irritation 
 low down in chest, Osm.; hacking, in laryn- 
 geal phthisis, IDros.; hacking, with laryngeal 
 irritation, I lEryng.; hacking, tears and 
 scrapes throat (sore throat), I I Seneg. j hack- 
 ing, in typhoid fever, I ICalc; hacking, in 
 second week of typhus, ICalc; caused by 
 hawking, I I Jamb. ; before headache, 1 1 Sul. ; 
 in hectic fever, I IPhos.; hemorrhage from 
 lungs, ICollin.; hoarse, rawness in larynx and 
 upper part of trachea (diphtheria), INaja ; 
 hollow, in evening (pertussis), ICaust.; 
 irritating (chronic laryngitis), lApis ; la- 
 bored, I ISamb.; irritation of larynx, Seneg.; 
 in laryngitis, IKali bi.; after measles, 
 IKali c; in meningitis, IHyper.; accumu- 
 lation of mucus in larynx, especially in 
 open air, and when walking fast, Seneg.; 
 in desquamative nephritis, 1 1 Plumb. ; worse 
 at night, Aur. mur., ICodein.; obstinate, INatr. 
 m.; causing pain, Arn. ; preceded by pain, first 
 right then left side of thorax, Chel. ; in 
 phthisis, I Ars. i.; in pleurisy, IKali c; in 
 pneumonia, IPhos.; pressure upon chest, 
 I I Plumb.; rattling in chest, INatr. c; rattling 
 of mucus, yet unable to expectorate (chest 
 affection after abortion), INux m.; occa- 
 sioned by roughness, IKali iod.; scraping in 
 throat, Cam ph.; continued, caused by scratch- 
 ing sensation behind upper part of sternum, 
 Cimex ; severe, at times with expectoration 
 and gagging, I IMerc. cor.; shrill, in bronchial 
 catarrh, 1 1 Ant. t.; with sore throat, Bism.; 
 hard spells, ICarbo v.; severe stitching in 
 right side, and a sense of suffocation, Ziz.; on 
 rising from bed in morning, Amm. br.; suffo- 
 cating, with scanty difficult expectoration, 
 ILach.; tickling in larynx, IColch., Osm.; 
 titillating, nervous, from heart disease, Laur.; 
 tickling beneath sternum, Zinc; tickling and 
 irritation behind upper half of sternum, fol- 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
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 lowed by discouragement and apprehension, 
 ■ Rhus; consecutive, from tickling in throat 
 as if palate were too long or as if mucus had 
 lodged there, IHyos.; tickling in trachea, low 
 down, IPhos.; tickling in region of thyroid 
 cartilage, I I Puis. 
 
 Cough, shrieking sound: in catarrh of a child, 
 lAnt. t. J&^Sr* noisy, screeching, shrill. 
 
 Cough, shrill : IStram.; in croup, IPhos.; in 
 diphtheria, I Kali bi. 
 
 Cough, sibilant: in croup, HSpong. 
 
 Cough, from singing : 1 1 Alum., IDros., I IHyos., 
 Meph., IPhos., ISpong., IStann., Strain.; 
 causes smarting in larynx, IDros. $^~ laugh- 
 ing, talking. 
 
 Cough, single : Coff., IKalibi.; in laryngitis, 
 I Arg. met.; from feeling of narrowness in 
 chest, Lobel.i.; brings up mucus, Arg. met. ; 
 occasional, in repercussion of measles, ILach.; 
 threatening violent attack, Chlor. 
 
 Cough, sitting: aggravates, Sep. ; ameliorates, 
 Ant. t,; forces him to sit up bent forward, 
 IKali bi., IPhos.; must hold chest with both 
 hands, IXatr. s.; legs are jerked up, Strain.; 
 compels to spring up in bed involuntarily 
 (typhoid pneumonia, etc.), IBry.; when as- 
 suming an upright position, Aeon., INatr m. 
 gg^* exertion, lying down. 
 
 •Cough, sleep: awakens, 1 1 Aeon., Arg. nit., 
 lArs., IBell., Brom., ICaust., Chel., ILach., 
 ■Sep., ISil. , Sul.; awakens, before midnight, 
 with short breath, IRhus; awakens con- 
 stantly at night, and excites great pain in 
 breast (cardiac rheumatism), I IPhos.; awak- 
 ens in evening and morning, ICaust.; awak- 
 ens frequently at night, during menses,Zinc. ; 
 awakens frequently (pertussis), ICaust.; awak- 
 ens, does not cease until he sits up in bed, 
 and passes flatus upward and downward, 
 ISang.; awakens at night, with smarting as 
 if sore in chest, ISep.; awakens out of a rest- 
 less sleep, with stitching in sides of chest, 
 ICon.; awakens at 6 a.m. (catarrh), ICoccus ; 
 on awaking, Apis, Arg. nit., Arum t., Bell., 
 ILach. ,Lachn., INux v., Puis.; violent on awak- 
 ing (croup), I ISpong.; in children, Ant. c, 
 Verbas., without being conscious of cough, 
 ILach.; worse after sleeping in damp cellars, 
 Ant. t. ; with drowsiness, Ant. c, IKreo. ; dur- 
 ing sleep, lAcon., Arn., IBell., ICalc, ICham., 
 ICycl, IHyos. ,Lach. , Merc ; during sleep, from 
 bronchial irritation, ILyc. ; disturbs sleep, 
 ICina, Osm., I ISpong., HSquilla; disturbs 
 sleep, after hydrocephalus, Art. v.; disturbs 
 sleep until midnight, lOsm.; on falling asleep, 
 or soon after, Coff.; on falling asleep, in 
 chronic bronchitis, ILach.; on foiling asleep, 
 with heat in head and face, and cold hands, 
 Sul. ; interrupted, with head on table (dropsy), 
 I Ars. ; interrupted, restless, in catarrh of chest, 
 ■Kali c; prevented, Calad., ICalc, IKalibi.; 
 prevented, in hydro thorax, I Carbo v.; preven- 
 ted, on lying down, 101. jec.; % prevented, at 
 night, IDaph., IKali cy., INux v., IRhus; 
 prevented, in influenza, MPhell.; prevented 
 all night, with sticking in chest and slight 
 thirst, Zinc; prevented, in typhus, I Apis; 
 prevented, in typhoid pneumonia, I I Chloral.; 
 restless, after measles, USticta ; sleepless, 
 ■Caps., IIMtr.ac, ISul.; sleepless, from mid- 
 night to 4 a.m., INiccol.; worse after sleep, 
 . ISul.; worse after, in bronchial catarrh, ILach. 
 
 evening, night; also Chap. 37, Awaking 
 cough, During sleep cough, Sleeplessness 
 cough. 
 
 Cough, smoke: aggravates, in chronic bron- 
 chitis, IKali bi.; aggravates, in incipient 
 phthisis, I IRumex; of wood, causes, Euph.; 
 worse in kitchen, where cooking is done (in- 
 cipient phthisis), I IRumex. 
 
 Cough, sonorous: IStram. J8^ loud, reso- 
 nant, ringing. 
 
 Cough, spasmodic: Aeon., lAgar., IIAmb., 
 Anac, Amm. br., Aur. met., IBadiag., I IBell., 
 IIBrom.,IIBry.,Cact., Calc,IICaps.,ICarbov., 
 ICepa, IChel., IChlorof., IChlor., ICina, 
 ICinch., ICoccul., ICoff., Como., ICon., ICoral., 
 IICup. in., Curar., IDig., IDros., Dulc, Ferr., 
 Ferr. ph., Graph., Gymn., IHep., IHydr. ac, 
 I IHyos., Ilctod., Hgn., Iod., I llpec, Kalibr., 
 IKali c, IKali m., Kreo., Lach., Led., ILo- 
 bel. i., Lye, Magn.c, Magn. p., Melil., Merc, 
 Mez.,IIMosch.,IINatr.m.,IINitr. ac,IINuxv , 
 IOp., Osm., Phos. ac, IPsor., Puis., IRumex, 
 ISabad., Sep., Sil., HSquilla, Stann., IStaph., 
 IStram., ISul., Tarant., Trifol., Ver., I I Zinc; 
 in asthma, ISil.; worse in sudden change of 
 atmosphere, a wind arising, or an unpleasant 
 moral impression, ISpong.; with spasmodic 
 asthma, IKali br.; loss of breath, Amb.; loss 
 of breath, followed by soreness pronounced or 
 long-lasting in lower part of chest, Tereb. ; 
 burning and dryness in mouth and fauces, 
 I I Ver.; in catarrh, IBadiag.; cerebrospinal 
 disease, I I Ver. v.; oppression of chest, IPhos.; 
 especially in children, worse at night, lying 
 down, going into cold room to sleep, ISang.; 
 convulses whole body, ICaps.; convulsive, 
 ■Cup. m., IGels. , llpec; almost convulsive, 
 cannot be controlled, frequent paroxysms, 
 particularly from 9 a.m. till 5 or 6 p.m. 
 (measles), IMerc; convulsive, in evening, 
 with expectoration of metallic taste, llpec ; 
 convulsive, with haemoptysis, HCact.; con- 
 vulsive, especially in hysterical women, 
 IGels.; convulsive, at night'(coryza), IKali c; 
 convulsive, in paroxysms, Coral.; convulsive, 
 tickling in throat, INux v.; convulsive, desire 
 to vomit,IKreo.; after whooping cough, when 
 taking cold, HSang.; in whooping cough, 
 Cast, v.; like w T hooping cough, with vicarious 
 menses, IDig.; like whooping cough, from 
 tickling in chest from larynx to stomach, 
 ISep.; like whooping cough, from roughness 
 and tickling in throat and epigastrium, Bar. c; 
 in croup, ICepa, IPhos.; crowing, painful 
 (catarrhal croup), ISang.; day and night, 
 IKali c; day and night, interrupting sleep, 
 and greatly* wearing him out, lEuphor.; dur- 
 ing dentition, Cina; spasm of diaphragm and 
 larynx, as in w T hooping cough, I ISep; after 
 drinking, I Ferr.; after drinking, in aphthse, 
 pertussis, IBry.; in dropsy, after scarlatina, 
 lArs.; dry, in whooping 'cough, I IKali br.; 
 dry, hollow, racking, as if chest w T ould fly to 
 pieces, Lactu. v.; dry, tickling, with constric- 
 tion to chest and throat, IMagn. p. ; dry, on 
 entering a warm room, I IBry.; w T ith dyspnoea 
 (bronchial catarrh), ILach.; after eating, 
 vomiting of food, I Ferr.; better by eating, 
 IFerr. mur. ; preceding for a few days 
 eruption of eczema, or an attack of gout, 
 I Led. ; in elderly or emaciated persons, 
 Amb.; eructations and hoarseness, IIAmb.; 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 severe, with little expectoration, evening 
 when lying, ISep.; with expectoration of 
 frothy serous masses, I I Kali ph.; with serous 
 frothy expectoration, in oedema of lungs, 
 INatr. m.; with copious mucous expectora- 
 tion, ICact.; with tough mucous expectora- 
 tion, Indig.; with expectoration of transparent 
 tenacious mucus, IFerr.; especially in even- 
 ing and at night, 1 1 Puis. ; evening without, 
 in morning with blood-streaked, purulent, 
 slimy, frothy expectoration of sweetish, pu- 
 trid, or sour taste, worse evening until mid- 
 night, IFerr.; violent, attacks recurring about 
 ten times a day, during which face becomes 
 blue and turgid (whooping cough), IMagn. p.; 
 twitching in fingers, lOsm.; gagging or vom- 
 iting of ingesta and sour phlegm, Kali c; 
 child puts hands to genitals, IZinc; hacking, 
 during pregnancy, IBelL; shatters head, 
 ■Rhus ; with heat, IDros.; after hoarseness, 
 IDros.; hollow or deep, with rawness, hoarse- 
 ness and pain through chest, Meph.; inces- 
 sant, threatening to burst chest from tickling 
 in fauces caused by suffocation in throat, 
 IILactuv. ; after influenza, not ceasing until 
 a mass of mucus is vomited, Con.; irritable, 
 with pharyngo-laryngeal inflammation, INa- 
 ja ; from irritation of larynx or bronchia, 
 lAscl. t.; caused by irritation from larynx to 
 chest (whooping cough), Mez.; irritation of 
 vagus, IPhos. ; in chronic laryngitis, I Bell.; 
 itching in larynx, Calc. fl.; with ti filiation 
 in larynx, I Amb. ; as though each spell would 
 terminate life, Meph. ; after midnight, causes 
 vomiting with copious expectoration, ICoc- 
 cus ; every morning when dressing, much 
 w r orse by going into open air,IFerr. ph.; morn- 
 ing and evening, worse at night (oil) (catarrh), 
 I Apis ; worse at 4 a.m., Ascl. t.; with profuse 
 secretion of mucus in larynx and trachea, 
 IDulc; increased secretion of bronchial mucus, 
 ITereb.; at night, 1 1 Agar., 1 1 Cinch., I Magn. c, 
 IVerbas.; at night, in persons troubled with 
 ascarides, I Magn. c; at night, with difficulty 
 in lying down, IMagn. p. ; at night, after lying 
 down and at 2, 4 or 6 a.m., each spell lasting 
 from four to six hours, with rapid sinking of 
 strength (catarrhal complaint), IPetrol.; at 
 night, with tickling in throat, IMagn. m.; 
 in whooping cough, worse latter part of night 
 and morning, I Coral.; in nervous, sensitive 
 persons, Ign.; in old persons at night 
 after going to bed, or after dinner, llpec; 
 in paroxysms, IMagn. p., Osm.; in three or 
 four paroxysms daily, ICarbo v.; in parox- 
 ysms, with efforts to vomit, IHep. ; in phthis- 
 ical girls, IDros. ; when Drosera failed, IMeph. ; 
 in last stages of phthisis, Chloral.; after 
 pneumonia, I Kali c; in pneumonia, Nux v.; 
 in chronic pneumonia, I IRumex ; with retch- 
 ing, Merc, INux v.; with retching in morning, 
 IKreo.; with retching and vomiting, IIDros.; 
 ringing from hot eructation, and irritation in 
 throat, worse smoking, Lact. ac; rough, 
 croaking (infantile bronchitis), 1 1 Aeon.; 
 roughness, causing hemming, Natr. a.; severe, 
 persistent, with vomiting after neglected pul- 
 monary catarrh (consumption), IKreo. ; spasm 
 of larynx, diaphragm or intercostal muscles, 
 Cup. m.; returning Spring and Fall, ICina ; 
 with stitches in chest and soreness, IFerr.; 
 with strangling (catarrh), IBadiag. ; suffoca- 
 
 tive at night in bed, INatr. m.; suffocative,, 
 profuse mucous secretion (sudden pulmonary 
 congestion), I Coccus ; as from vapor of sul- 
 phur (whooping cough), IBry.; sensation like 
 fumes of sulphur or dust in throat, particular- 
 ly evenings, llgn.; oppressive sweat, worse 
 forenoon, during day, I Agar.; tickling as from 
 down, IPhos. ac; morning, caused by tickling 
 above epigastrium, llgn.; tickling at night,, 
 with pressure on chest, ICon.; caused by tick- 
 ling in throat (whooping cough), IMagn. m.; 
 from tickling in trachea, IFerr.; unavailing 
 efforts until exhausted, IChlor.; unavailing 
 efforts, freedom of inhalation and impeded 
 exhalation, paroxysms every two hours, 
 IChlor.; with escape of urine, INatr. m.; day 
 and night, w r ith retention of urine (nervous 
 affection), IMagn. p.; with such as have large 
 varicosities in legs, disposed to burst and bleed, 
 Zinc ; with vomiting and constriction of chest 
 and trachea (pertussis), IMosch.; vomiting 
 caused by, after midnight, with copious ex- 
 pectoration, I Coccus; ending in a whoop, 
 IMagn. p. f^^" concussive, dry, hysteri- 
 cal, nervous, suffocative, sulphur, teasing, 
 tickling ; also Whooping Cough. 
 
 Cough, spleen : dependent on old splenetic 
 troubles, Card. m. 
 
 Cough, standing: aggravates, Sep., ISul. 
 
 Cough, stomach: INux v.; with itching at 
 anus, IKali m.; gastric catarrh, 1 1 Ant. c; 
 seems to come from, All sat., IKali br.; pro- 
 truded appearance of eyes, IKali m.; in dys- 
 pepsia, IHydras.; gastric, IIAnt. c, INux v.; 
 gastric irritation and general cachexia, IINitr. 
 ac; with gastric symptoms, Card, m.; gastric, 
 better by vomiting, Ferr.; re-echoes, in whoop- 
 ing cough, IChel.; as if re-echoing, ICup. m.; 
 caused by heartburn, Carb. s.; short, after .a 
 molebirth, IBell. ; spasm of, once in fifteen 
 minutes (chronic inebriate), 1 1 Sang.; feeling 
 as of an ulcer, ILach. 8i^ epigastrium. 
 
 Cough, from stooping: Arg. nit., ICaust., 
 IILyc. 
 
 Cough, straining: worse in morning, ICheL; 
 every nerve in body, I ICaust. E^~ racking, 
 retching, shaking, shattering. 
 
 Cough, stuffy: ICinch. 
 
 Cough, subdued: from oppression of chest, 
 I IHep. 
 
 Cough, sudden: IKreo.; in influenza, llpec; 
 involuntary, irritation high up in throat, 
 Calad. 
 
 Cough, suffocative : Aeon., I Amm. m., Ananth., 
 IIAnt.t., Arg. nit., Arum, Bry., ICarbo v., Con., 
 ICup. m., Cycl., IDros., IHep., IHydr. ac, 
 Ind., llpec, ILaur., IKali iod., IKaol., 
 ILach., INux m., INux v., Phell., IPuls., 
 ISamb.,Sep., I ISil.,ISul.,IVer.; awakens about 
 midnight, Ruta ; in bronchitis, Hod.; in chron- 
 ic bronchitis, ILach.; in whooping cough, 
 llpec; in croup, IBrom., IPhos.; violent at- 
 tack, in membranous croup, Hod.; crying chil- 
 dren, ISamb.; in dropsy of uterus, 1 1 Merc; in 
 evening, and after going to bed, Ind.; with 
 tough, ropy white mucus, difficult to raise, 
 worse during night after going to bed, and 
 after remaining long in one position, or when 
 entering a heated room after having been in 
 cold open air, Coccus ; bluish redness of face, 
 IOp.; hollow, caused by spasm of chest, 
 ■Samb.; in hydrothorax, lApocj in vicarious 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
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 menstruation, IDig.; at 3 a.m., better by ex- 
 pectoration, 1 1 Ant. t. ; at 5 a.m., as from dry- 
 ness in larynx, IKali c.; worse towards 
 morning and after eating, I Hep.; from collec- 
 tion of glutinous, sticky mucus in air cells, 
 attended by retching (subacute catarrhal pro- 
 cesses), IHep.; tough, stringy mucus sticks to 
 throat, mouth and lips, IKali bi.; at night, 
 llCinch.; at noon, Arg. nit.; in phthisis, 
 ISamb.; sequel of pneumonia, I ISul.; caused 
 by scraping and dryness in trachea, ICycl.; in 
 scrofulous patients, Con. ; spasmodic, caused 
 by tickling, Crotal.; strangling, IBadiag.; 
 strangling, till blue in face (pertussis), llpec. ; 
 in paroxysms on swallowing, IBrom.; tickling- 
 irritation takes away breath, Zinc; tightness 
 of breath, IHep.; as from a quantity of water 
 flowing into trachea, ISpig. ; walking in open 
 air, lArs. $@T" dust, spasmodic, sulphur. 
 
 Cough, as from sulphur fumes : lAmyl., IBrom., 
 ICarbo v., IIPuls.; particularly in evening, 
 llgn.; itching, scratching and dry feeling, in 
 trachea and chest, IIPuls.; in larynx, IIArs.; 
 in upper part of larynx, llpec; at night, 
 llCinch.; in throat, IBrom.; in trachea, or 
 viscid phlegm in larynx, ILyc, IParis ; with 
 dryness of throat and chest, IKali m. 
 g@*dust, spasmodic, suffocative, tickling. 
 
 Cough, superficial: ILach. 
 
 Cough, sweat : fg^" During cough sweat. 
 
 Cough, sympathetic : Jgg^ reflex. 
 
 Cough, syphilitic: IKali iod. 
 
 Cough, talking: aggravates, lAcon., Act. rac, 
 Alum., Alumin., Amb., Anac, lArn., Bar. c, 
 IBell., IBry., Calad., ICalc, ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 Cham., Cinch. ,Coccul.,ICon., Crotal., Cup.m., 
 IDig., Euph., IFerr., IHep., IIHyos., Ign., 
 ILach., Magn. c, IMang., Meph., Merc, 
 IMyr. cer., IPhos., IPsor., IIRumex, Sil., 
 ISpong., HStann., ISul.; every attempt causes, 
 I Act. rac, Calad.; or laughing, IPhos.; at 
 time for return of menses (climaxis), 1 1 Calab.; 
 in bronchial catarrh, ICalc; in hydrothorax, 
 ICarbo v.; not allowing him to utter an audi- 
 ble word, Merc; whispering (sore throat), 
 I ISeneg. fl@" laughing, singing. 
 
 Cough, tearing : in ague, INatr. m.; in catarrh 
 of lungs, IHep.; at night, IBell., I IHyos.; in 
 pneumonia nervosa, Rhus ; in throat, ICist. 
 
 Cough, teasing: Con., IKreo., IRhus; after 
 whooping cough, IGraph.; dry, during day, 
 Natr. a.; dry throat, ISang. ; tenacious, frothy, 
 bloody expectoration, ejected blood being of 
 a brownish color (pneumonia), I INux v.; on 
 lying down at night, frequently in children, 
 ■Petrol.; after measles, IKali c; persistent, 
 worse in cool air, or anything which increases 
 volume or rapidity of inspired air, IIRumex. 
 gH^ distressing, dry, hacking, short, spas- 
 modic, tickling. 
 
 Cough, teeth: cleaning causes, IStaph. 
 
 Cough, throat: Jamb.; crawling, lAmm. m., 
 I IBry., IKali c; constant crawling upward, 
 followed by expectation of mucus, IBry.; 
 constriction, ICalc; from constrictive sensa- 
 tion above pit, llgn.; from covering, ILach.; 
 creeping, ICaust,; difficult deglutition causes 
 severe, I IStann.; empty deglutition excites, 
 INatr. m.; dry spot, Act. rac ; dryness, Iodof., 
 IISul.; dryness, soreness, swelling and red- 
 ness, as in scarlet fever, I ISang.; irritability, 
 also of pharynx and palate, llris ; irritation, 
 
 Coff., IKali iod., I ISang.; irritation, in even- 
 ing, Amm. br.; irritation, in pit, 1 1 Apis, 
 Cann. s., Card, m., 1 1 Cham.; irritation, in su- 
 prasternal fossa (catarrhal aphonia), IRumex; 
 irritation starts at a small spot, posteriorly 
 and inferiorly, Lith.; irritation in upper part 
 causes, worse lying at night, after eating and 
 drinking and talking, with soreness in left 
 side of, and constant desire to urinate, 
 
 I I Lac c; irritation at night, lAmb. ; at 
 first seems to come from, gradually seems 
 to come from lower down, until it came 
 from chest, and shook abdomen during 
 day, ISil.; mucus, when going to bed, Iodof.; 
 phlegm in back of, Coff.; full of phlegm, 
 
 I I Ant. t.; caused by sensation of plug, which 
 moved up and down, ICalc; pressure causes, 
 Rumex ; chronic, from sensation of pressure, 
 at night, Hod.; pricking, as from a pin, in left 
 side, ISil. ; rasping or scraping, in secondary 
 syphilis, I ISyph.; painful, as if raw and sore 
 at palate,! INux v. ; red, injected, I IBell.; raw- 
 ness, Amb. ; smooth or follicular inflamma- 
 tory redness of pharynx and fauces, IKali bi.; 
 roughness, Sul.; roughness in pit, Bor.; rough- 
 ness and rawness, I Alum.; cool, salty fluid 
 deep down posteriorly, Cann. s.; scraping and 
 dryness, IPuls.; scratching, INux m., ISabad.; 
 scratching., in asthma, I I -Zing.; sensation of 
 loose skin hanging in, Alum.; soreness, in 
 diphtheria, 1 1 Lac. c; stitches, ICist.; stitches, 
 in whooping cough, ICaps.; from swallowing, 
 iEsc h., Brom., Jamb., Op,Phos., Puis.; when 
 he attempted to swallow water, forcing fluid 
 from his mouth, Lyss. ; titillating, Acet. ac; 
 swallowing aggravates (haemoptysis), IOp.; 
 continued swallowing aggravates, Apis; emp- 
 ty swallowing aggravates, INatr. m.; severe 
 when swallowing, IBell.; touching aggravates, 
 ■Strain.; ulcers, ILach.; small ulcers in back 
 part, IINitr. ac; varicose condition, IHam. 
 ftfgg*' tickling. 
 
 Cough, tickling: Acet, ac, lAcon., Act. rac, 
 I Amb., I Amm. c, 1 1 Arum t., I Ant. t., IBell., 
 IIBrom., Bry., ICarbo a., I ICaust., ICham., 
 Coccul., Con., Corn., Crotal., IDros., Eryng., 
 Ferr., Gels., I IGraph., Ham., IHyos., Inul. r 
 llpec, I llris, ILach., Laur., INatr. m., Nitrum, 
 INux v., IOp., IPhos., IPhyt., Puis., IIRumex, 
 Sang., Sep., Sil., ISpong., IStann., Staph., 
 IVer., I I Zinc; worse in cool air and talking, 
 I I Rumex ; on contact with open air, with ex- 
 pectoration of mucus, ILach.; air passage, 
 constant, I IPuls.; seems to come from air 
 passages, IHyos.; awakens when fully asleep, 
 I ILach.; before falling asleep, Merc; with 
 asthma, of old people, ICon.; taste of blood 
 on awaking, IHam.; in bronchi, ISticta; in 
 lowest branches of bronchi, Ver.; in bronchi, 
 towards morning, ISep.; catarrh, every even- 
 ing at 6, ICon.; in chest, ICham., ICinch., 
 IMyrtus, Sars., IVerbas.; in chest affection, 
 IHyos.; in croup, IPhos., creeping inchest, 
 HSquilla ; in chest, about ensiform cartilage, 
 worse in evening after lying down, IPhos. ac; 
 in chest, and followed by expectoration of 
 stringy sputa of a salty taste, IPhos.; in 
 middle of chest, taking away breath, with 
 palpitation, IKali n.; in chest, in morning, 
 after coming into room from cold air, Bo v.; 
 in right side of chest, ICarbo a.; from op- 
 pression of middle and right side of chest. 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 (after climacteric years), ILactu. v.; in chest 
 and throat, or by dry spot in larynx, worse 
 at night and lying down, HCon.; in chest, 
 causing tightness, I lEup. perf.; in chest, 
 unendurable, Hod.; in children, Con.; in 
 children, not at all during day but as soon as 
 lying down at night, IDros.; constant irrita- 
 tion, IFerr.; constricted, from upper portion 
 to lowest extremity of bronchi, llpec; con- 
 tinual, I Kali bi.; constant, dry, with sensa- 
 tion of constriction in throat, ILac c. ; whoop- 
 ing cough six months previously, IKali bi.; 
 creeping, Caust.; in croup, IPhos.; dryness in 
 bronchia, Merc; dry as from feather down in 
 throat, worse at night, Amm. c. ; as from dust, at 
 3 a.m., 1 1 Amm. c; in epigastrium, INatr. m. ; in 
 epigastrium and throat, with expectoration 
 only in morning, IPhos. ac; violent,in epigas- 
 trium, Ant. t.; in evening, tightness across 
 chest, IPhos.; overpowering in evening before 
 going to sleep, as if larynx were tickled with 
 a feather, ILyc; evening until midnight (influ- 
 enza), IRhus; ending with expectoration of 
 mucus, ICoccus ; tough, greenish, gray expec- 
 toration awaking him at 3 A.M.,Cain. ; or rough- 
 ness of fauces, IGels.; as from feather in throat 
 (bronchial catarrh), ICalc. ; as from a feather, 
 from middle of chest to larynx, IPhos. ac; 
 as from a feather in throat, especially in 
 morning, with liver complaint, Hod.; after 
 feverish eruptive diseases, -Cetrar.; frequent, 
 in syphilis, IKali bl.; in chink of glottis or 
 deeper, Astac; inflammation of glottis, ILach.; 
 as of a hair, in larynx or trachea, Naja ; 
 hoarseness, Caust., IIMang. ; periodical 
 hoarseness prevents preaching (bronchial ca- 
 tarrh), ICalc; in larynx, JEsc. h., lAlum., 
 Ang., IBrom., Ilris, IPsor., IRhus, Sil., 
 llSpong., ISticta, IVerbas., Zing.; in larynx, 
 while walking in open air, Oxal. ac; in lar- 
 ynx, with aphonia, IFerr.; in larynx, or 
 bronchial bifurcation, IKali bi.; in larynx, in 
 catarrh, ICalc; in larynx and upper part of 
 chest, Merc; constant, in larynx, IIArs.; 
 crawling, in larynx, Sabina ; in larynx, caus- 
 ing sudden violent cough, ceasing after a few 
 seconds, lEuph.; in larynx, causing short 
 coughs, Lobel. inconstant, in larynx, in whoop- 
 ing cough, ICepa; in larynx, worse during day, 
 Astac; in larynx, as if caused by down, even- 
 ing and night without, morning and day with 
 expectoration of dark blood, or yellow green- 
 ish purulent or milk-white watery mucus, 
 usually sourish, sometimes flat, putrid, salt- 
 ish taste or like offensive discharge of old 
 catarrh, Sul.; in larynx, at night, ICycl.; un- 
 availing efforts compelled by tickling in lar- 
 ynx, paroxysms every two hours, IChlor.; in 
 larynx, day and night,in pneumonia, I Arn. ; in 
 larynx, sudden, Seneg.; in larynx, as if sugar 
 was dissolving, better in warm room,IBadiag.; 
 in larynx, caused by talking, lAlum. ; in up- 
 per part of larynx, worse talking and lying 
 down, ILac c; at night, Kali c; at night, with 
 coryza, IKali c; at night, frequent, IColoc; at 
 night, on lying down, IMvr. cer.; in bed at 
 night, particularly before midnight, spasmodic, 
 comes in concussions until breath is exhaust- 
 ed, then expectoration with temporary relief, 
 I I Sep.; obstinate, worse at night, grown per- 
 sons, lAsaf.; worse at night, with headache dis- 
 turbing sleep, I Con. ; worse, night and morning, 
 
 ICoccus ; nightly, as of sulphur vapor, ILyc; 
 in palate, Carb. s.; in phthisical persons, Hod.; 
 in phthisis, especially if reflex from heart dis- 
 ease, IHydr. ac; dry, in pneumonia, IBell.; 
 sensation of fulness and internal restlessness, 
 so that he is filled with anxiety, I IPhos. ac; 
 sore throat in evening, ICalc p.; scraping, 
 itching and tingling in throat, Con.; behind 
 sternum, IRhus, IIRumex; behind sternum, 
 seemingly at bifurcation of trachea, no expec- 
 toration, yet chest seems full of fluid (bron- 
 chial catarrh), ILach.; behind middle of ster- 
 num (onset of typhus), ICalc; behind top of 
 sternum, Med., I IRumex ; in stomach, Bry.; 
 caused by talking, Alum. (j^gT talking) ; 
 tearing, preventing sleep, IGels.; in throat, 
 ■ Act. rac, Arg. nit., Ars. s. f., Bapt.,Bry., 
 I ICalad.,Carbol.ac, Cinnab., Inul., IKali bi., 
 Kali c, ILac c, Lach., ILactu. v., Lye, 
 INatr. m., Nux v., IPhos., Puis., IRhus, Sang., 
 ISpong.; in throat, affecting chest, IKali c ; 
 constant, in throat, ILach.; in throat, as if 
 coryza were setting in, clearing throat, Colch.; 
 deep in throat, Val.; in throat-pit, with morn- 
 ing diarrhoea, IRumex; with dry throat, 
 ISang.; in throat and epigastrium, in whoop- 
 ing cough, IBry.; in throat, in evening, I Amm. 
 c; in throat, worse in evening after lying down, 
 INiccol.; in throat, with yellow, frothy, blood- 
 streaked expectoration, with retching and 
 vomiting, IDaph.; in throat, below glottis, 
 ISul.; in throat, with hoarseness, ISep.; in 
 throat, with catarrh of chest, ILactu. v.; in 
 throat, more on left side, Zing. ; in throat af- 
 ter lying down in evening, Sang.; incessant, 
 in throat, worse lying, better sitting, IIHyos.; 
 in throat in morning, INatr. s.; in throat, in 
 phthisis, Hod.; smarting, burning in throat, 
 Ilris ; in throat, just below tonsils, Amm. br.; 
 in throat-pit, Caust , ILach., INatr. m., ISil.; 
 behind throat-pit in morning, before midnight, 
 after lying, and sleeping, 1 1 Apis ; in thyroid 
 body,Amb. ; behind thyroid cartilage, IChlor.. 
 beneath thyroid cartilage, frequent, short, dry, 
 ISquilla ; causing tingling, Coca ; at root of 
 tongue, ILach.; in trachea, Anac, Arn., Ars., 
 ICalc, Colch., Natr. m., INiccol., Puis.; itching 
 in trachea, about middle of sternum, INux v.; 
 low down, in trachea, Cina, IPhos., I IVer.; 
 in trachea, day and night, in pneumonia, 
 I Arn. ; in right side of trachea, below larynx, 
 ISticta; as from soreness low down in trachea, 
 scraping extends upward into throat, I IStann. ; 
 ulcerated sensation in fauces, Sars.; almost 
 uninterrupted cough from tickling in left side 
 of throat, better talking, stooping, worse till 
 late in evening, then suddenly ceases, IHep.; 
 as if from dry, irritating vapor, salt or pepper, 
 or as from a dry spot in larynx, Crotal.; vio- 
 lent, in tuberculosis, ILach.; after walking in 
 sharp, cold air, Ver.; while walking and on 
 deep inspiration, INatr. m.; may be suppressed 
 by effort of will, llgn. J^" sulphur, throat. 
 
 Cough, tight: IBapt., IGinch., I IXan.; better 
 on going into open air, IPhos.; dry, with 
 burning fever, IGuaiac ; evening until mid- 
 night, IPhos.; difficult to loosen, ICarbo v.; 
 with difficulty, rousing from sleep before mid- 
 night, ceases when least particle is loosened, 
 I Apis ; affecting stomach and , diaphragm, 
 mostly before sunset, ILyc. fig^ dry. 
 
 Cough, tobacco smoke : aggravates, lAcon., 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
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 Brom., Dros., IFerr., INux v.; aggravates 
 whooping cough, I Dros.; from smoking, 
 Aeon., Arg. nit., Bell., Brom., Bry., Carbo a., 
 Clem., IColoc., Euph., IHell., IHep., Ign., 
 Iod., ILach., Magn. c., IINux v., Petrol., 
 Puis., ISpong., I I Staph., Sul. ac.; causes and 
 aggravates, cannot lie down, sat bent forward, 
 llod.; attacks violent, after smoking, Agar.; 
 sudden^paroxysm, hard, dry, while smoking, 
 obliging him to quit, All sat. 
 
 Cough, toneless : weak, Calad. 
 
 Cough, tongue : loss of taste, lAnac. 
 
 Cough, tormenting : Benz. ac, IKreo.; circum- 
 scribed redness of cheeks, ISang.; evening 
 and night, I Arg. nit.; sensation of exhaus- 
 tion (croup), I ISang.; when bending head 
 over or touching larynx, Ferr. ph.; gets no- 
 thing up, feels as if a tough membrane was 
 moved about, but would not loosen, Kali c; 
 tickling in epigastrium, ILach.; zona, Caust. 
 ggjg* distressing, hacking, tearing, trouble- 
 some. 
 
 Cough, trachea : burning tickling in upper 
 part, Euphor.; constriction, ICoccul. ; creep- 
 ing, Ant. t.; as if a foreign body had entered, 
 with spasmodic inspiration similar to per- 
 tussis, but with interuptions, Tereb.; impli- 
 cating upper parts, or bronchia (bronchitis), 
 I Apis; irritation, ISpig. , Stront.; irritation as 
 from mucus, in breathing, worse sitting 
 bent over than walking, IStann.; induced by 
 irregular motions, as in speech, URumex ; 
 mucus, USquilla ; feeling as of mucus ascend- 
 ing and desending, worse in warm room, bet- 
 ter in open air, Coccus ; induced by pressure 
 on, Crotal.; by external pressure in region of 
 supersternal fossa, IIRumex; rawness, ICoc- 
 cus; scratching, IDig.; stitches, I IStann. ; 
 stringy mucus, Asaf. Jg^p* rattling ; During 
 cough, trachea; also Chap. 25, Trachea, 
 mucus. 
 
 Cough, troublesome: ITJstil., Zinc; day and 
 night, ILobel. c; tenacious foul expectora- 
 tion, Carbol. ac. ; harassing, with inflamma- 
 tory action (chronic bronchitis, incipient 
 tuberculosis), ISang.; pain in left chest, worse 
 lying down (ague), I I Puis.; in rheumatism, 
 lAbrot. 
 
 Cough, from uncovering : $gjg~ air. 
 
 Cough, uterus: prolapsus, I I Sep. $^~ hys- 
 terical. 
 
 Cough, uvula: as if it would break, I I Ham.; 
 elongated, I Alum., IMerc. iod. rub.; elongated, 
 worse lying down, ICrot. t., IIHyos., INatr. m. 
 J8g^ Chap. 13, Uvula elongated. 
 
 Cough, variola : after, I Ant. t., ICalc; trouble- 
 some, I I Chin. s. 
 
 Cough, with vertigo : Ant. t., ICoff., IKali bi., 
 IMosch. 
 
 Cough, violent : Agar., I I Arum d., Ananth., 
 ICaust. ,IChel., Chlor., ICimex, Cub., ICup.ac, 
 llpec, INatr. c, INux v., ISpig., I IStann., 
 Sul., Viol., Zinc; caused by saliva in windpipe, 
 Agar.; frequent. Gels.; frightful, with expec- 
 toration and spitting of blood, I IStann.; in 
 pneumonia, ICact; out of proportion to degree 
 of organic affection of mucous membrane, 
 IIRumex. g^gffatiguing, loud, hard, rack- 
 ing. 
 
 Cough, voice : J$^ r> hoarse, laughing, sing- 
 ing, talking. 
 
 Cough, vomiting: 
 
 During cough vomit- 
 
 ing ; Whooping cough vomiting ; also Chap. 
 16, Vomiting cough. 
 Cough, walking : fi^P" exertion. 
 
 Cough, water: after cold bathing, Bor.; from 
 bathing or standing in, INux m. 
 
 Cough, weather: worse in dry air, fog, east 
 and north wind, 1 1 Sep.; caused by every at- 
 mospheric change, IMyrtus ; caused by every 
 atmospheric change, in tuberculosis, ICoral. ; 
 renewed by change to cold and by cold wind, 
 Lye vir.; worse from change, IPhos., Ver.; 
 commenced at Christmas and lasted till June, 
 IHippoz.; worse in cold, INux v.; worse in 
 cold damp, ISul. ; after exposure to cold, 
 damp weather, 101. jec; worse in dry cold, 
 ■Caps.; in damp,ILach.; after catching cold on 
 a damp day,Iod. ; from damp cold atmosphere 
 or from getting wet, IIDulc; worse in damp, 
 Bar. c; often coming in Fall, worse on expi- 
 ration, Hod.; returned every February, lasted 
 till Summer, or warm weather, I IStann.; in 
 Spring, I ISyph.; in Spring and Autumn, with 
 expectoration of yellowish-green pus and 
 blood, fever and inability to lie on one side 
 (phthisis), IKreo.; in stormy, cold air, Badi- 
 ag., Bar. c; worse in Summer, I ISang.; caused 
 by change of temperature, I Aeon. ; worse 
 from changes in temperature, ILach.; before 
 a thunderstorm, IPhos.; worse in wet, better 
 in frosty, I ISpong.; originally produced by 
 inhaling cold air during Winter, worse lying 
 down and especially at 1 1 o'clock, I IRuinex ; 
 violent, with catarrh, every Winter, 1 1 Sep.; 
 violent, in Winter, old people, spasmodic 
 turns at night, copious light-colored mucus, 
 IKreo. $3^ air, cold, heat, periodic, wind. 
 
 Cough, weeping : flgg* crying. 
 
 Cough , wet : aggravated by getting wet through, 
 Sep. E^* water, weather. 
 
 Cough, wheezing: Aeon., Ailant., lAmb., 
 I Ant. t., Arum t., Bell., IBrom., Calad., ICar- 
 bo v., Chlor., Cina, Cinch., Con., Cup. m., 
 IDros., Dulc, IHep., Hyos., llpec, IKali bi., 
 IKali c, Kreo., Lye, IPhos., Prun., IPuls., 
 ISamb., Sang., HSpong., Sul. ac,Ver.; relieved 
 by diarrhoea, in influenza, I ISang.; in diph- 
 theria, IKali bi. ; when lying either on back or 
 either side, Med.; worse in wet weather, worse 
 in morning, I Iod.; whistling, Chlor.; whistling, 
 begins with a wheeze, ends with a whistle,, 
 worse at night lying with head low, I ISang. 
 
 Cough, whistling: Aeon., Ars., IBrom., 
 Chlorof., Chlor., Cub., IHep., IKreo., ILaur., 
 Lye, Prun., I ISeneg.; in asthma Millari, 
 ICup. m.; at beginning, Asar.; in croup, 
 IBrom., ISang., I ISpong.; in membranous 
 croup, Hod.; in diphtheria, IKali bi.; in in- 
 fluenza, I ISang.; when lying on back or on 
 either side, Med.; with nausea and expec- 
 toration of thick mucus, IKali bi. J^^ crow- 
 
 ing, croupy. 
 
 Cough, whizzing: as if mucous membrane 
 was too dry, Laur. 
 
 Cough, wind: IILyc; from dry, cold, or cur- 
 rents of air, 1 1 Aeon. ; worse in dry east, worse 
 in morning, 1 1 Sep.; worse in cold north, Sep.; 
 worse after sharp, ICaps.; from exposure to 
 dry west, IIHep.; worse, walking, IStram. 
 gg§°* air, weather. 
 
 Cough , with worms : ICina, ISpig., I I Tereb. 
 
 Cough, yawning: after yawning, Arn.; after 
 yawning or vice versa, INux v.; yawning after 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 cough, IOp.; when yawning, Asaf., IPuls.; with 
 yawning in bronchitis, ILobel. i.; when yawn- 
 ing, in hepatitis, IBelL; with drowsiness, yet 
 cannot sleep, IOp. JEti^ After Cough yawn- 
 ing. 
 
 BEFORE COUGH, anxiety : ILact. ac. 
 
 Before cough, aphonia: Ailant. 
 
 Before cough, breathing : arrest of, in whoop- 
 ing cough, ILed. ; looses breath, I I Led. ; rat- 
 tling, with every respiratory effort, I IPhos., 
 
 I I Sang.; short, in bronchitis, ILyc. 
 Before cough, convulsions : IVer. 
 
 Before cough, eructation : Staph.; spasmodic, 
 
 I I Sang. 
 
 Before cough, eyes : child raises head suddenly, 
 looks wildly about, HCina. 
 
 Before cough, hemorrhoids ; Euph. 
 
 Before cough, hydrocephalus : Art. v. 
 
 Before cough, larynx : heat and titillation, 
 causing restlessness and impatience (consump- 
 tion), IKali bi. 
 
 Before cough, leucorrhoea: Con. 
 
 Before cough, stiff: body becomes, HCina. 
 
 Before cough, sweat: copious, Ant. c. 
 
 Before cough, taste : of blood, Elaps ; sweet, 
 Amm. c. 
 
 Before cough, throat : dry, smarting, burning 
 sore, llris. 
 
 Before cough, trachea : large mucous rales, on 
 expiration, morning, ICalc. 
 
 Before cough, unconsciousness : HCina. 
 
 Before cough, whooping : $^f Whooping 
 cough. 
 
 DURING COUGH, abdomen : bruised pain, 
 INux v., BPuls.; as if it would burst, Anac; 
 spasmodic flatulent colic, ICoccul.; contrac- 
 tion, IChel.; aggravating cramp or colic, prin- 
 cipally right side, accompanied by constant 
 eructation, better from external warmth, 
 Pallad.; cutting, Ver. ; cutting in lower, 
 ICinch.; as if intestines would burst through 
 (whooping cough), MSquilla; as of a lump 
 rolling over and over, rising from right ab- 
 domen to throat and back again, IKali c; 
 pain, Ascl.t., Bell., ICamph.,Canth., ICarbo a., 
 Kali c, ILach., Pallad., IPhos., HSquilla, 
 ISul. ; pain, in ascites, I Apis; pain, in muscles, 
 Bry.; pain, especially about navel, llpec; 
 pain as from a shock (pertussis), MSquilla; 
 pain in umbilical region, Ipec; pain in walls 
 as from soreness, IHyos.; pressure as if hernia 
 would protrude, IBelL, Coccul., Natr. m., 
 INux v., Sil., Sul., Ver.; rumbling, INatr. c; 
 shocks in hypogastrium, INatr. m.; soreness, 
 ICarbo a., ICaust., Crot. t. ; soreness in bowels, 
 ■Caust. ; stitches in left side, ISul. Jgi^ epi- 
 gastrium, hernia. 
 
 During cough, air passages : burning, ICaust.; 
 constriction, ISul. 
 
 During cough, anus: noisy escape of flatus 
 (pneumonia), I ISul.; pains, ILach., IPuls. 
 
 During cough, anxiety : jg@ m mental condi- 
 tion. 
 
 During cough, arms : tensive pressing, Dig. 
 
 During cough, asthma: lArn., Dig., Kali c, 
 IKreo., iMeph., IPuls., ISil. M^ breathing. 
 
 During cough, back : aching across kidneys, 
 Med. ;pain, IPuls., ISul.; pain in loins, Arund.; 
 pain in lumbar region, IPuls.; pain in sacrum, 
 IChel.; pain, striking through to sternum, 
 IKali bi.; pressure in shoulder-blades, Coral.; 
 stitches, Aeon., IBry., Caps., Cinch., Cycl., 
 
 Kali hi., IMerc, Nitr. ac, IPuls., ISep.; stitches 
 in right flank, better by pressure, worse after 
 drinking wine, Bor.; stitches in scapula, I Merc; 
 stitches under left scapula, Sul.; stitches in 
 small of, Aeon., Amm. c, Arm, Bell., Bry., 
 INitr. ac; stitches in small of, and epigas- 
 trium, Amm. c 
 
 During cough, bladder: bursting pain, Caps.; 
 pressing, hindering passage of urine, llpec; 
 stitches, ICaps. Sgi^ urination. * 
 
 During cough, breathing : catching, Arn.,IArs., 
 Bry., ICalc, Hep., INatr. m., IPuls. ; dyspnoea, 
 Acet. ac, Aeon., Amm. c, Amyl., lAnt.t., Arg. 
 nit., IArs.,Bell., Carboa., Carbo v., Cic,Con., 
 ■Cup. m., IDolich., lEup. perf., IGrin., IHep., 
 llpec, IKali c, IKreo., ILach., Lactu.v.,ILyc, 
 ILyss., Natr.m., INiccol.,Nuxm.,Nux v.,Op., 
 IPuls., Sang., Sep., ISil., ISquilla ; dyspnoea., 
 must lie with head high (hydro thorax), 
 ICarbo v. ; dyspnoea, worse bending forward, 
 ISpig.; dyspnoea, worse in daytime (pregnan- 
 cy), Viol. ; as if something in chest prevented 
 exhalation, IDros.; fails at end of coughing fit, 
 IFerr.; fetid odor, All. sat.; fetid, in pleuro- 
 pneumonia, ICaps.; regular inhalation, 
 sighing exhalation, ICup. met., ISamb.; 
 worse on inspiration, Mang. ; interrupted, 
 Euph.; interrupted, almost suppressed, 
 IICup. m.; interrupted (typhus), I Arg. nit.; 
 irregular, Clem.; loss of breath, IDig.; loss of 
 breath on beginning, Anac; loss of breath, 
 day and night, INatr. m.; loss of breath, at 
 night, lAur. met.; loss of breath, has to sit 
 up in bed, 1 1 Agar.; sudden loss of breath, 
 INux m. ; loss of breath, in whooping cough, 
 llpec; offensive breath, Caps., I IDros., IMerc; 
 oppressed, INitr. ac, IStann.; rapid, in whoop- 
 ing cough, ILed. ; rattling, ICham.; rattling 
 in croup, 1 1 Ant. t., I ISamb.; quick, rattling, 
 ■Cup. m. ; falls senseless from arrest of respi- 
 ration, better by cold water, llpec; short, 
 Bry., Canth., Cop., ■Lye; short, in bronchitis, 
 ■Lye; short, in ptyalism, Merc; suffocation, 
 ■Ipec, Sarrac; suffocation, with rigidity, 
 ■Ipec; suffocative feeling when inhaling, 
 Meph.; whistling inspiration, ■Brom. 
 gigr asthma; also Chap. 26, Dyspnoea 
 cough, Suffocation cough. 
 
 During cough, bronchia: as if a rough cord 
 were drawn through, Ananth.; heat, scrap- 
 ing, soreness, lEup. perf. $2^ Cough 
 tickling. 
 
 During cough, chest: affected, ■Sep.; as if some- 
 thing kept air in, cannot cough right, cannot 
 speak, I IDros.; articulations as if beaten, 
 II Arm; bruised pain, IFerr. mur., IKreo.; as 
 if all ribs were bruised, Arm; burning, Agar., 
 Ailant., Amb., Ant. c, Arum t., Cann. s., 
 Caust. , Chel., Ferr., 1 1 Gels., Hep. , Iod., ILach., 
 Led., Magn. m., Magn. s., IPhos., ISpong., 
 ■Zinc; burning, as if a piece of lung would 
 come out, Magn. s.; burning, in sternum to 
 shoulders, IKali bi. ; as if it would burst, Merc; 
 bursting pain, HBry., Caps., Seneg., ISul.; 
 threatens to burst (rheumatism), ICham.; 
 cold pain in right lung, Med.; constriction, 
 Amm. c, IDros., I IMerc, Sep., Stram.; con- 
 strictive pain, Dig. (Form.; cramplike pain, 
 ■Sul.; cutting, ISul.; cutting and stinging, 
 INatr. m.j drawing into neck, and insides, 
 ■Caps.; sore drawing into back, worse left 
 side, Crot. t.; dulness, Hep.; excoriation be- 
 
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 bind sternum, I IRumex ; felt in whole chest, 
 -especially pit of throat, Jamb. ; presses hand 
 upon sternum, IIBry.; better supporting chest 
 with hand, IBry., Dros., Eup. perf., Kreo., 
 Natr.s., IPhos., Kan. b., Sep.; burning heat in 
 left, through to back, 1101. jec; heaviness, 
 sensitiveness and pain, IKali bi.; as if lungs 
 came in contact with back, ISul. ; oppression, 
 lAilant., Amb., I Ant. c, Brom., Dros., Iod., 
 Kalibi., ILach. , IPhos., IPetrol., Psor., IStann., 
 Ver. ; oppression as if it would burst, worse 
 morning, better sitting up, ILactu. v.; oppres- 
 sion, with pale face, IFerr.; oppression, in 
 pneumonia, IXux v.; oppression, cannot talk 
 1 neglected influenza or pleuritis), ISul.; asth- 
 matic oppression, IPuls.; pain, Acal., Act.rac, 
 Ailant., Ars. h., Bar. c, IBry., Bufo., ICalc, 
 BCamph., Carbo v., ICaust., Chel., ICinch., 
 €omo., Crot. t., Elaps, Eup. perf., IGraph., 
 Magn. m., INatr. m., I I Psor., IRumex, 
 HSpong. ; pain, in ascites, I Apis ; acute pain, 
 IKali c; pain, also in small of back, Merc; 
 pain under left breast, I IMosch.; pain in bron- 
 chitis, IPhos.; pain under right, as if it would 
 burst, Seneg.; pain, in catarrh, IKali bi.; 
 pain as if painfully contracted, Med.; con- 
 tracting pain, Dig.; pain as if chest would fly 
 to pieces, ISul.; pain in intermittent fever, 
 I Ant. t. ; pain in left side, Ars. s. f., I lUstil.; 
 pain in left side, lower lung,IMyos. ; pain in left 
 side as if ribs were pressing against lungs, llris; 
 pain over whole upper left part, Chrom. ac; 
 pain in right lung (pneumonia), I I Cinch, bol.; 
 pain excruciating, in phthisis, I Brom.; pain 
 in places, IGels.; pain, better by pressure, 
 Bry., IPhos.; pain beneath short ribs, Spong.; 
 pain in last left short rib, Meph.; pain in 
 right side, Act. rac; pains in right side, with 
 sweat, Psor.; pain in chest and side, IPhyt.; 
 pain in left side below scapula, ISticta; pain 
 to shoulder, I I Psor.; pain in sides and loins, 
 better by pressure, IKali bi. ; pain in sides and 
 abdomen unbearable (pneumonia), I Ant. t.; 
 pain in sternum, Bell., ICinch., Coral., 
 Daph., ISul.; pain in chest and sternum, 
 IKreo.; pain beneath upper part of sternum, 
 ISang.; pain behind mid-sternum, IPhyt., 
 IRumex; pain from mid-sternum to back, 
 I IKali bi.; pain with stuffing cough, IKali bi.; 
 pain as if tearing something loose, ICalc; 
 pain in top, IHep. ; pain in upper, 1101. 
 jec; pain after variola, ICalc; pinching and 
 griping, also pains about epigastrium (phthis- 
 is), IKali c; pressing feeling, ICalc, Iod., 
 NiccoL, ISul.; pressing in sternum and lar- 
 ynx extending into os hyoides, IKali bi.; 
 pulsation with suffocative attacks, Mane; 
 purring, I Ant. t. ; rawness, lArn., ICalc; 
 I ICaust.; rattling in lower, ICEnan.; rheumat- 
 ism, IPhos.; scratching, Kali c; painful shock 
 base of each lung, Med.; shooting, Chel., Sul.; 
 shooting in right lung to back, Chel.; smart- 
 ing, Caust.; smarting, sequel of pneumonia, 
 I ISul.; at each cough, a spot (region of right 
 bronchus) feels sore, as if cough hurt and 
 jarred it, Chlor.; soreness, lArn., I Ars., Ars. 
 s. f., Bar. c, IBrom., ICaust., I I Chel., 
 ICop., lEup. perf., I IFerr., Ipec, ISep., ISil., 
 ISul.; soreness, in catarrh, I Apis ; soreness, 
 in phthisis, Cetrar.; soreness, in pneumonia 
 and whooping cough, lArn.; soreness, better 
 from pressure, INatr. s.; soreness, sting- 
 
 ing, tearing in sternum, Oxal. ac; soreness, 
 to stomach, lAmyg., 1101. jec; soreness, in- 
 ward , especially in one point, as if an ulcer 
 were there, IKali bi. ; soreness in upper, Apis ; 
 soreness, in upper, in acute bronchial catarrh, 
 I I Sul. ; soreness, in upper left (ovaritis), I Apis ; 
 spasms of lungs and blue face, IOp.; sprain- 
 like aching near sternum, and accumulation 
 of mucus in fauces and posterior nares, I I Ru- 
 mex; sticking, Ant. c, Puis.; sticking, in right 
 side, region of nipple, IBor.; stinging, Kali c, 
 ISul.; stinging in lungs, Chel.; stinging in 
 side, Caps ; stitches, II Aeon., Amb., Amm. m., 
 ■Arm, I Ars., Bell., IBor., IIBry., ICalc p., 
 Caps., Chel., ICinch., Coff., ICornus, IDros., 
 Iod., I IFerr., IFerr. *m., IKali c, IKreo., 
 ILach., IMerc, Petrol., IPsor., Seneg., ISep., 
 ISquilla, Stront., Sul., Ver.; stitches in 
 upper, near axilla, Dros.; stitches to back 
 (hepatitis), IMerc; stitch in anterior and 
 upper portion to back, constricts chest, 
 IMerc. sol.; stitches dull, in right side 
 (neglected influenza and pleuritis j, ISul.; 
 stitches in intercostal spaces, I IBry.; stitches 
 in left side, Agar.; stitches in left side and 
 bloody expectoration, ICrotal. ; stitches in 
 left side up to back, IKali c; stitches in left 
 side, from upper portion straight through to 
 left shoulder blade (tuberculocis), IMyrtus; 
 stitches in lungs, Chel.; stitch in right lung, 
 through to back, Chel. ; stitches in muscles, 
 Dros.; stitches in right side, from region be- 
 neath sixth rib down as far as two inches be- 
 low xiphoid cartilage, Ziz. ; stitches in vari- 
 ous parts, in phthisis, I ISul.; stitches, pleu- 
 ritic,IIBry., IFerr. ph.; stitches, pleuritic in 
 right side, Cann. s., IFerr. ph.; stitches, bet- 
 ter by pressure, Bor.; stitches, with difficult 
 respiration, Squilla; stitches, in right side, Bor. ; 
 stitches in right side (lower part), Kali c; 
 stitches in lower right side, IChel.; stitches in 
 sides, Am., IIBry., ICoff., Dulc, IPuls.; 
 stitches insides, in epidemic affections, Card.m.; 
 stitches in sides, in pneumonia, I I Rhus ; 
 stitches, and soreness, IKreo.; stitches in 
 sternum, IIBry.; stitches in sternum, from 
 below upward, I Ars.; stitches under sternum, 
 IPetrol., IPsor.; has to support chest, Dros.; 
 tearing from centre to throat, on right side, 
 I IPsor.; tearing in sternum, Osm.; tearing 
 under sternum, as if something were being 
 torn loose, IPhos.; tearing, stitches, profuse 
 sweat, and pain in stomach, IRhus ; tension, 
 ISul.; tension in region of left short ribs, 
 IHell.; tension in upper, ICepa ; tightness, 
 IMyrtus, IPhos.; seems as if something 
 would be torn out, after delivery, I IRhus; 
 sensation like an ulcer in middle, IPuls. ; 
 ulcerative pain above and along ribs, ILach.; 
 sensation of weakness, IPsor. ; wheezing,Kali c. 
 8^ Chap. 28, Inner chest cough. 
 During cough, chill: Calc p., Hep., IKreo. 
 During cough, chilliness : at every motion, 
 
 Ant. c 
 During cough, convulsions: Bell.,' I Calc, Ign., 
 
 Stram., ISul. 
 During cough, crying : IBadiag., IBell., ICain., 
 IHep., I lOsm., I ISep., Ver. g^ chest pain, 
 mental condition. 
 During cough, ears: aching, ICalc; aching, 
 with epidemic cough in children, I Jamb.; 
 bleeding, Bell.; obstructed, Chel.; pain, Caps. 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 During cough, epigastrium: burning from 
 fauces, I ISyph.; concussion, Amb.; cannot 
 cough on account of pain, unless hand is 
 pressed upon, IDros.; nauseous feeling, Ign.; 
 pain, lArn., ICinch., IDiosc., IHyos., Ilpec, 
 ILach., ILyc, ISep.; pain, as if beaten, 
 UStann.; pressing feeling, Bell.; sharp press- 
 ure, IPho's.; external pressure causes cough 
 Calad.; rawness from fauces, I ISyph.; retrac- 
 tion, Ant. t.; shooting, leaving when sputum 
 is raised, Zinc; soreness, IIBry., INux v.; 
 soreness, painful, Bry.; sticking, IPhos.; 
 stitches, Amm. c, lArs., IBry. ; sensation as 
 of a wound by some sharp instrument, Tabac. 
 jgg^" abdomen ; also Chap. 17, Epigastrium 
 cough. 
 
 During cough, eructation: I I Amb., lAng., 
 Arg. nit.; flatulent, in bronchitis, ILobel. i. 
 gif Chap. 16, Eructation cough. 
 
 During cough, eyes : affected, Euph.; bloodshot, 
 in whooping cough, HArn.; burning, Agar.; 
 dimness, Coif.; lachrymation, lAgar., Aspar., 
 Bry.,ICaps.,IICepa, Chel.,IEup.perf.,IGraph., 
 IINatr. m., IPhyt., ISabad.; lachrymation in 
 aphonia, IFerr.; lachrymation in whooping 
 cough, ICepa; lachrymation, when sitting after 
 standing, or vice versa (hysteria), I I Aloe; 
 luminous appearance before, I I Kali m.; pain, 
 
 I lEup. perf., I Kali iod.; pain over, Asim.; 
 redness and lachrymation, IPhyt. ; sparks dart 
 from, Kali c; stitches in right (grippe), ISeneg.; 
 watering and contraction, IBrom. 
 
 During cough, face: blue, I Aeon., Bell., IOp.,> 
 Ver.; blue and puffed (catarrh), lApis ; anx- 
 ious expression, IPuls.; painful expression 
 (pneumonia), I IPuls.; flushed, I lEup. perf.; 
 flushes alternating with chills (catarrhal com- 
 plaints), I Petrol.; flushes, with chilliness of 
 limbs and back, ICham.; heat, Bell., Mur ac; 
 makes faces (croup), I ISpong.; cough hurts 
 painful part of cheek, I Kali bi.; pale, ICina ; 
 pale or bluish, Dros.; pale, with cold hands, 
 ISul. ; purple, Bell., Brom., Bry., Cadm. s., 
 IChrom. ac, Coccus, I I Thuya ; red cheeks, 
 USang.; dark red, otherwise pale, Kali c; 
 rose red, during laryngeal phthisis, IChrom. 
 ac; rubs face with fist (pneumonia), I ISquilla; 
 twitching, 1 1 Ant. t.; towards pillow relieves, 
 
 I I Eup. perf. 
 
 During cough, faintness : IPhos. 
 
 During cough, falling : Ipec 
 
 During cough, fauces: stinging, better by 
 sneezing, Amm. br. 
 
 During cough, gagging : Ilpec; during or im- 
 mediately after eating, IMyos.; evening and 
 night, ICalc ; worse lying on left side (typhus), 
 I Apis ; in morning, after rising, I ICina ; with- 
 out nausea, IIBry.; and vomiting, I IFerr.. 
 fflgg*- nausea, retching, vomiting. 
 
 During cough, hands: cold sweat, Ant. c; 
 twitching of right, Cina. 
 
 During cough, head: Nux v.; dull feeling, Ru- 
 mex ; fulness, especially in occiput (whooping 
 cough), ICepa; pressing hands to, IBadiag.; 
 heat, lArs.; reverberation, Hep.; reverbera- 
 tion in crown, ISul.; running in scalp, 
 Agar.; shocks and bursting pain, INatr. m.; 
 cold sweat, Ant. t. ; cold sweat on forehead, 
 1 1 Ver.; warm sweat on forehead, Chlor.; 
 tension, ILach. $&&* headache. 
 
 During cough, headache : Alum., Anac, Apis, 
 lArn., IBell., IIBry., ICalc, HCaps., Carbo v., 
 
 Caust., Coccus, IColoc, Con., Hep., Ilpec,. 
 ■Iris, IKali c, ILac def., ILach., Lye, Med., 
 Merc, I INatr. m., INux v., Phos., IPhos. ac,, 
 IPuls., IIRumex, ISang., Sars., Sep., ISpig.,. 
 I ISquilla, Bui., Ver., Vib., I IXan.; aching in 
 forehead, IForm. ; worse in open air, IChel.;, 
 in bronchitis, IPhos.; as if bruised or torn, 
 ISul.; bursting, IIBry., Caps., Merc.JPhos.ac;, 
 bursting in forehead, I INatr. m.; bursting, 
 better by pressure, ISul.; bursting, as u 
 head would split open, 1101. jec; as if skull, 
 would burst, INux v.; bursting in temple,. 
 ICina ; painful concussion, Apis ; sharp, cut- 
 ting, on forehead, Ziz. ; darting, in parietal; 
 bones, Mang.; dulness and pressing, IBrom.;. 
 and congestion of face (bronchial catarrh), 
 lAilant. ; in forehead, lAscl. t.; frontal, in 
 phthisis, ICalc; painful fulness, 1 1 Eup. perf.; 
 in occiput, Anac, Ars. h., IFerr. mur.; in occi- 
 put, in phthisis, ICoca ; pain, in bronchitis,, 
 IPhos.; pressing, I Arm, Bry.; pressing, in 
 vertex, I Anac; pressing (catarrh), ICoccus ;, 
 pressing in left, Agar.; pricking, I Arm; pain- 
 ful shocks (typhus), ICalc; shooting in ver- 
 tex, Alum.; sore pain, ILac def.; splitting,. 
 Caps., Coccus, ISticta; splitting (bronchial 
 catarrh), I ICalc; splitting frontal, ISticta; 
 over one eye, splitting stitches, burning dry- 
 ness in throat, I Phos.; stinging,! Arm; stitches, 
 I Ars., IIBry., ICarbo v., Con., Zinc; stitches 
 in occiput, IMerc; painful stitches, ICarbo v.; 
 stunning, ^Ethus. ; tearing, ICup. ac; pains 
 in right temple and top of head, Alum.;. 
 
 . throbbing in forehead and temples, Hep.; 
 unbearable, IKali c; in vertex and occiput, 
 Ars. h. 
 
 During cough, heart : pulsation and radial pulse 
 cannot be counted (disease of heart), lAmyl. 
 jgi^ palpitation. 
 
 During cough, heartburn: ICalc, ISyph. 
 
 During cough, heat: Dig., I Ilpec, IKreo.; in 
 albuminuria, lApis ; of body, limbs cold, 
 Ant. t. ; in whooping cough, ICepa. f$^ face. 
 
 During cough, hemorrhoids: pain, IKali c, 
 ILach.; stitches, llgn., IILach. 
 
 During cough, hernia: pain in inguinal, ICalc; 
 protrusion of inguinal, Ver. Jl®- abdomen, 
 inguinal region. 
 
 During cough, hiccough: IITabac 
 
 During cough, hips: pain, Bell., HCaust., ISul. 
 
 During cough, hoarseness : g^^Cough hoarse. 
 
 During cough, hypochondria: bruised feeling, 
 better by pressure, Bry. ; pain in left, as if 
 something were torn loose, in evening, I Amb.; 
 painful, IDros., IHyos., ISul.; left painful, 
 better by pressure, and lying on left side, 
 I ISang.'; stitches, Bry.; has to support, Dros. 
 f$^~ epigastrium, liver, stomach. 
 
 During cough, inguinal region : pain in right, 
 IBor. g®~ hernia. 
 
 During cough, knees : pain, Caps. 
 
 During cough, larynx : burning, 1 1 Gels.; con- 
 stricted, I Ars. ; dry ,IOsm.; pain, I Aeon., IBell., 
 ICaust., IChel., ICinch., ILach., IPhos., Sars., 
 I ISpong.; pain, in bronchitis, IPhos.; pain 
 under (croup), I ISpong.; pain, with dryness 
 and huskiness, I Cop.; rough pain, Kali c;. 
 pain, as if something were being torn loose, 
 ICalc; pain, as if it would be torn to pieces 
 or as if mucous membrane were torn off,, 
 with profuse discharge of viscid grayish mu- 
 cus, mixed with blood, Med.; prickling,. 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
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 ICalc; rawness (pertussis), ICepa; rawness, 
 Ziz.; rawness, in upper part, IIArg. met.; 
 smarting, Ziz.; soreness, Med.; soreness, in 
 croup, I INatr. in.; soreness, in laryngitis, 
 lArg. met.; soreness, in upper part, Arg. met.; 
 soreness in larynx or chest, INux m.; spasms, 
 IHyos.; spasm of glottis and larynx, so se- 
 vere as to produce a sound simular to spas- 
 modic croup (whooping cough), I Coral.; split- 
 ting pain (pertussis), Cepa ; stitches in right 
 side of larynx, I Aloe. $3^* Cough, laryngeal. 
 
 During cough, legs: pain, Bell., Caps., ISul.; pain 
 in leg and calf worse, INux v.; pressure about 
 thighs, Caps. 
 
 During cough, leucorrhcea: INatr. m. 
 
 During cough, limbs : cold, body hot, Ant. c; 
 cutting, Caps ; rheumatic pain, ICaust.; sud- 
 den pain in one or other, I Caps. $ 
 
 During cough, liver: pain, I IPsor.; cold pain, 
 Med. ; pain in region of, in intermittent, 
 IChin.; pain, as if ulcerated (abscesses of 
 liver), ILach.; stitches, Eup. perf., INatr. m.; 
 worse, stitching burning in whole convex 
 portion, extending to spine (inflammation 
 of liver), IMerc. $3T hypochondria. 
 
 During cough, lungs : jgg^ chest. 
 
 During cough, mental condition : anxiety, 
 ICoff., Hep., Iod., IKali c, Melil., Stram.; 
 agitation, Cadm. 
 
 During cough, mouth : bleeding, Dros. , INux v.; 
 sensation of dryness, IPhyt.; water, lAmm.m., 
 lArs., ILach. fi@- breathing, taste. 
 
 During cough, nausea: I Apis, Bry., ICalc, 
 Caps., Chlor., ICoccus, Hep., Iod., Ilpec, 
 IKali bi., Kali c, ILact. ac, IMerc, IPhos. ac, 
 IIPuls., Sars., I IStann.; on awaking, ICalc; 
 in morning, Squilla; constricted feeling in 
 throat, Lact. ac; in affections of lungs, 
 1 1 Sep. jggT" gagging ; also Chap. 16, Nausea, 
 cough. 
 
 During cough, neck: drawing with cough, 
 ICaps.; pain, ISul.; pain in nape, Bell.; ul- 
 cerative or pressive, Caps.; pressive pain as if 
 nape would break, IBell.; soreness of enlarged 
 cervical glands, INatr. m. 
 
 During cough, nose: -bleeding, Bell., Dros., 
 IMerc, INux v., IPuls., Sarrac, ISul.; bleed- 
 ing in whooping cough, 1 1 Arm, ILed.; pain 
 in, runs upward and inward as if head would 
 be torn off (urticaria), IBell.; irritation to 
 sneeze, Anac; during cough, sneezing, Ant. t., 
 Bell., IBry., Hep., Iod., Nitr. ac, Osm., 
 Sep.; sneezing causes cough, Bell., Cup. m., 
 Nux v., Seneg. ; sneezing in bronchitis, ILo- 
 bel. i.; sneezing with coryza, I IBadiag.; ends 
 with sneezing, IBell., ISquilla; ends with a 
 short sneeze (in croup), IHep.; cough followed 
 by sneezing, I I Agar., Alum., Ant. t., Badiag., 
 IBell., Bry., Hep., Squilla, Seneg.; sneezing 
 in measles, ISquilla; sneezing, twice, Bry. ; 
 spasmodic sneezing in children, Bell.; cough 
 and sneezing intermixed, Alum., Ant. t., Bell., 
 Bry., Cina, Hep., Sep., Sil. $ggf Cough, nose. 
 
 During cough, oesophagus : scraping from fau- 
 ces to epigastrium, I ISyph. 
 
 During cough, palpitation: Agar., Agnus, 
 ICalc, 1 1 Cup. m., INatr. m., IPsor., IPuls., 
 Strain., ISul.; distressing, Iber.; especially 
 when lying on left side, IPuls.; with rattling 
 in throat, IKali bi.; and throbbing of arteries, 
 ICalc. g^° heart ; also Chap. 29, Palpitation 
 cough. 
 
 49 
 
 During cough, penis : children grasp genitals, 
 ■Zinc; erections, Canth.; pain, Ign. 
 
 During cough, pulse : weak, trembling, Ant. t. 
 
 During cough, rectum : stitches, IKali c, ILach. 
 jgSgp^' hemorrhoids. 
 
 During cough, restlessness: Ant. t., lArs., 
 IIRhus ; tossing about, lAcon., lArn. 
 
 During cough, retching : lArg. nit., Cimex, 
 Dros., Hep., Kali c, IKreo., ILach., IMerc, 
 INatr. m., IINitr. ac, 1 1 Sang., ISul.; itching in 
 bronchi (acute bronchial catarrh), I I SuL; night 
 and day, 101. jec; worse at night, I I Med.; in 
 phthisis, I ISul.; spasmodic, ICinch., INux v. 
 S^^ gagging, nausea, vomiting. 
 
 During cough, shoulders : pain, IPuls., Xan.; 
 terrific pain in left, as if it would fly to pieces, 
 better by pressure, and swinging arm back 
 and forth fast during convalescence from 
 pneumonia, I I Rhus ; tensive pressure, Dig. 
 
 During cough, sitting : rising up in bed with 
 fear and trembling, Dros. 
 
 During cough, sleep : jg^* Cough sleep. 
 
 During cough, soreness : jg^* chest. 
 
 During cough, spermatic cord : pain, INatr. m. 
 
 During cough, spleen: pain, ICinch.; pain, in 
 enlarged, ISul. ac; cutting in region, IPuls.; 
 pain in region (intermittent), IChin. s.; stitches 
 in, with expectoration of blood-streaked mu- 
 cus (tertian ague), 1 1 Sep. 
 
 During cough, sternum : jg^ chest. 
 
 During cough, stiffness : of body, Bell.; gen- 
 eral, ICaust.; rigid, ICina. 
 
 During cough, stitches: I I Ham., IKali c; in 
 suffering parts, ICaps. Jg^° back, chest, 
 hemorrhoids. 
 
 During cough, stomach : aching, ICalc; action 
 reversed, Bell.; affects, ISep.; burning, Hep.; 
 pain, Apoc, Cadm.s., ICamph., Lobel. i.; pain 
 in stomach and hypochondria, Amb., Amm.e., 
 Ars., IBry., Dros., Hep., Lach.,Lyc,Natr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., Phos., Sep., Sul. ; pressure, 
 ICalc; feeling of pulling upward, ICaps.; 
 retching and vomiting of mucus, bile, or food, 
 IPuls. B^* abdomen, epigastrium, eruc- 
 tation, nausea, retching, vomiting. 
 
 During cough, stool: IMerc, ISul.; involuntary 
 (diarrhoea), I IPhos., Ver.; involuntary, in 
 croup, 1 1 Spong. gilT' Chap. 20, Constipa- 
 tion, Diarrhoea, cough. 
 
 During cough, sweat: Ars. h., ICalc, Dig., 
 IKali c, IPuls., ISabad., I ISpong.j cold, Ver.; 
 cold, upon breast and back, burning in abdo- 
 men, Cub. ; ends with, in whooping cough, 
 
 I Ars. ; fetid at night, ICarbo a. ; at night, 
 Acet. ac, IINitr. ac, ISul.; at night, debilitat- 
 ing, ICarbo a.; at night, after pneumonia, or 
 in phthisis, IKali c; in caries, in dorsal verte- . 
 brse, ILach.; profuse,IOp. $^* Chap. 28, Lungs 
 consumption ; also Chap. 40, Sweat cough. 
 
 During cough, suffocation : jggg^" asthma, 
 breathing ; also Cough suffocation. 
 
 During cough, symphysis pubis : pain, Ars. h. 
 
 During cough, taste: of blood, Bell., ICinch., 
 Dolich., IKali bi., IRhus ; mouldy, in bron- 
 chitis, ILed.; offensive, ICaps.; of rotten eggs, 
 ■Sep.; unpleasant, ICalc. 
 
 During cough, testicles: felt in, after injury, 
 
 I I Zinc; pain in abdominal ring, extending 
 into testicles, as if spermatic cord would be 
 torn to pieces, INatr. m. 
 
 During cough, thirst: ICalc p., IINitr. ac; in 
 morning (bronchitis), 1 1 Nitr. ac. 
 
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 COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 During cough, throat: burning, Hep., Iod.; 
 burning, sore, llris ; constriction of, Bell., 
 
 I lEryng., IPuls.; constriction and difficult 
 expiration, at 12 at night (asthma), I IPuls.; 
 cries as if painful, I ISamb.; as if something 
 were digging into, from before backward, 
 IArs.; drawing, in pit, Bor.; dryness, Jamb., 
 IPuls.; excoriated feeling (catarrh), ICoccus; 
 pain, lAcon., Act. rac, lArum t., IBelL, Cact., 
 Calc, ICamph., ICaps., Carbo v., ICaust., 
 IHep. , Kali c, ILach., Lye, Merc, INatr. m., 
 INux v., IPhos., Rumex, MSpong.; pain, as 
 if abscess would break (pertussis), ICaps.; 
 pain, in croup, HSpong. ; pain, in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; paralytic feeling on leftside, Men- 
 yanth.; raw, sore, lArg. met.; rawness, Anac, 
 IIArg. met., ICaust., Chin, a., Spong.; rough, 
 
 I I Kali c; scraping, I Alum.; scratching, Aloe, 
 Bry., Kali c, IKreo.; smarting sore, llris; 
 smarting at front and about root of tongue, 
 
 I IPhos.; sore, IIArg. met., ICaps., Chin, a., 
 Merc. iod. rub.; sore dry, llris ; sore, with 
 husky voice, Mang.; and raw, when hawking, 
 Kob.; sore and dry in tuberculous patients, 
 Calc. p.: stinging, Kali c. ; stinging in pit, Bor.; 
 stitches, Bry., Hep.; stricture, ILyss.; swell- 
 ing, Hep.; sensation of being swollen, IPuls.; 
 ulcerated pain, IKalibi. ; sensation like that 
 caused by sulphurous vapors, IPuls. 
 
 During cough, toothache: Bry. 
 
 During cough, trachea : burning also in larynx, 
 with a sensation of contraction of glottis 
 (croupy cough), IPhyt.; pain, INatr. m., 
 ISpong.; pain in inflammation of trachea or 
 bronchia in children, IHep. ; pain in upper, 
 Bell.; rawness and soreness high up, lArg. 
 nit.; sore, ISul. 8®* Cough rattling, trachea. 
 
 During cough, trembling : in bronchitis, IPhos. 
 
 During cough, unconsciousness: Cadm. s., 
 Ipec. 
 
 During cough, urination (involuntary) : Alum., 
 Ant. c, Bry., Caps., I ICaust., Colch., Ferr., 
 IKreo., ILach., I INatr. m., IPhos. ac, I IPsor., 
 IPuls., Rhod., I I Rumex, USquilla, Tarant., 
 IThuya, IVer.,IZinc.; copious, Ant. c.;afew 
 drops, in women, I Rumex ; in hydrometra, 
 
 I I Sep.; in facial neuralgia, I I Sep.; in pneumo- 
 nia, I INux v.; during pregnancy, IFerr. ph.; 
 spurting, Ferr. ph., IlSquilla ; spurting dur- 
 ing pregnancy ,Vib.; tearing pain, in old or 
 withered -looking people, I Alum. 
 
 During cough, uterus : stitches in region of, 
 Bell.; stitching in affected parts (cancer), ILach. 
 
 During cough, vertigo: ICoff., IKali bi., 
 IMosch. 
 
 Puring cough, vomiting: IAlum.,Anac.,IAnt.t., 
 Arg. nit., lArn., Aspar., Bar. c, Bry., IBufo.. 
 Caps., ICarbo v., Cham., Cina,ICoccus,ICup.m., 
 Curar., IDaph., Dig., IDros., IFerr., IForm., 
 Hep., Indig.,Iod., Illpec, IKalibi., I IKali c, 
 ILach., IMerc, Millef., INux v., IPhos., Puis., 
 Rhus, Sabad., Sarrac, Sep., Sil., Sul., 
 Tarant., Thuya, IVer. ; of bile, Cadm.s., Ilpec, 
 Sars.; of bile at 4 a.m. (chronic consumption), 
 Therid.;day and night, IForm.; during or after 
 eating, IMyos.; of what has been eaten, Bry.; 
 ending in, Dros. ; ends in, in whooping cough, 
 ICarbo v.; of food, IIBry., Dros., IFerr., 
 INatr. m., IPhos. ac; of ingesta, relieving 
 lAnac ; sharp stitches in vertex, pain in 
 region of stomach (epidemic influenza), ISa- 
 bad.; tough, white phlegm, sometimes yel- 
 
 lowish, IKreo.; of mucus,Bell., Dros.; of mucus 
 and food, INitr. ac. ; tenacious mucus, in 
 morning, ISil.; tough, gelatinous mucus (per- 
 tussis), ICup. m.; mucous or watery, Euph.; 
 retching, I IPuls.; slimy mouth, IBry.; sour, 
 Cimex ; sweetish, ICalc; of water, Dros.; 
 vomiturition, Arg. nit., Bell., Coccus, Lobel.L, 
 ISang. JS^* gagging, nausea, retching. 
 
 During cough, yawning : jg^» Cough yawn- 
 ing ; also After cough yawning 
 
 AFTER COUGH, abdomen : burning, prick- 
 ing in lower, Arund. 
 
 After cough, anxiety: ICina. 
 
 After cough, breathing : catching, ICina ; dysp- 
 noea, IPhos.; labored, IKali c; short, ICaust., 
 Ilpec, I IPhos. ; rattling, with short, IMur. 
 ac; suffocation, with desire to have doors and 
 windows open (pneumonia), HStram. 
 
 After cough, chest: aching (Bright's disease), 
 IArs.; burning, in sternum, IFerr.; heavy 
 feeling (Bright's disease), IArs.; oppressed 
 feeling, in affection of lungs, 1 1 Sep.; oppres- 
 sion, IVer.; pain, ICarbo v.; pain in middle 
 of, soreness, IStann.; stitches, IStann. 
 
 After cough, convulsions: IVer. 
 
 After cough, crying: Hep.; children, ICina; 
 in whooping cough, ICaps. 
 
 After cough, emptiness : feeling of, Illic 
 
 After cough, epigastrium : beating, Ilpec. 
 
 After cough, eructation: IIAmb., lArn., 
 I ISang.; in phthisis, Sul. ac; sour, Sul. ac; 
 spasmodic, I ISangf. 
 
 After cough, eyes: ptosis, I INitr. ac. 
 
 After cough, fainting: Curar.; in catarrhal 
 croup, lAnt. t.; in hsematemesis, IArs. 
 
 After cough, gagging : ICarbo v. 
 
 After cough, gurgling noise : ICina. 
 
 After cough, head: beating, Ilpec; sweat 
 streams from forehead, Ilpec 
 
 After cough, heat: Bell.; with yawning, stretch- 
 ing, I ISang. 
 
 After cough, hemorrhage : and apparent death, 
 Cochl. 
 
 After cough, hiccough: Ang., I ITabac; as if 
 he would suffocate (whooping cough), ITabac 
 
 After cough, larynx: obstructed, Arund. 
 
 After cough, nausea: IVer.; in affection of 
 lungs, I I Sep. 
 
 After cough, nose : $^ During cough, nose 
 sneezing. 
 
 After cough, palpitation : ICup. ac. 
 
 After cough, retching: ICarbo v., IHyos. 
 
 After cough, sleep: sleepiness, I Anac, llgn.; 
 somnolency, Ant. t. 
 
 After cough, sweat: Brom., IKreo.; cold, on 
 breast and back, burning in abdomen, Cub. 
 
 After cough, taste : coppery, metallic, Coccul.; 
 sweetish, iVstac, Chin. a. 
 
 After cough, throat: dry after speaking and in 
 open air, ILach.; heat, Aur. mur. ; raw, from 
 pharynx down beneath upper portion of ster- 
 num, with burning through upper lobes of 
 lungs (clavicular region), loss of appetite and 
 prostration, 1 1 Rumex; obliged to swallow 
 when irritation passes off, Jamb. 
 
 After cough, trachea: sore, Stann. 
 
 After cough, vertigo: staggering, 1 1 Led. 
 
 After cough, vomiting: IArs. i., ICoccus, 
 IFerr., IHep., IHyos., Indig., Illpec, I IKali 
 c, ILach.; of food and mucus, IVer.; when 
 eating or drinking anything hot, IMez.; of 
 serous, bitter, slimy fluid, 1 1 Rhod. 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 771 
 
 After cough, waterbrash : ICarbo v. 
 
 After cough, weakness: ICheL, Coff., ICoraL, 
 Dig., IHyos., Ilpec, IKali c, IKreo., IMerc., 
 I I Merc, cor., I IPsor., I IRumex, MSenecio; 
 threatens consumption, alternates with obsti- 
 nate leucorrhcea, Hod.; better on going into 
 open air, IPhos.; in bronchitis, Hod.; at night, 
 in bronchitis, IMerc; child dreads and avoids 
 cough as long as possible, worse in evening, 
 continues during night (bronchitis), IPhos.; 
 in children, worse at night, lying down, go- 
 ing into cold room to sleep, ISang.; as if she 
 would die (measles), ILach.; dry, better by 
 laying hand on epigastrium, BCroc; has to lie 
 down and sleep, I IRhod.; with incipient 
 phthisis, IKali c. ; dry, retching (bronchitis), 
 IKali bi.; sinks down, IDaph. ; of whole sys- 
 tem, I Rhus. 
 
 After cough, yawning:. lAnac, Ant.c, INuxv., 
 I ISang.; especially in children, 1 1 Ant. t.; and 
 drowsiness (pertussis), lAnac. 
 
 WHOOPING COUGH: Aeon., I I Alum., 
 lAmb., lAmm. br., jAmyl., lAnac, lAng., 
 IIAnt. c, 1 1 Ant. t., lArg. nit., IIArn., lArs., 
 : Arum t., lAsaf., • Ascl. s., IBadiag., IBar. c, 
 IIBell., IBrom., IBry., ICalc, ICaps., Carboa., 
 ICarbo v., ICast., -Castor., HCaust., HCepa, 
 iCetrar., BCham., ICheL, Chloral., Chforof., 
 ICina, ICinch., Coccion., HCoecus, Coff. t., 
 ICon., HCoral., Croc, Crotal., ICup. ac, 
 IICup. m., Daph., Dig., IIDros., Dulc, lEup. 
 perf., lEuph., IFerr. ph., IHep., IHippoz., 
 IHydr. ac, I IHyos., Ign., Hod., I Ilpec, 
 IKali bi., IKali c, IKali s., IKreo., ILach., 
 Lactu. v., ILaur., ILed., ILobel. i., ILyc, 
 IMagn. m., IMagn. p., IIMeph., IMerc, 
 IMez., IMosch., IMur. ac, INatr.m., INiccol., 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., IOp., IPhos., IPuls., 
 Rumex, ISamb., ISang., ISeneg., ISep., I ISil., 
 HSpong., HSquilla, Sticta, IStilling., ISul., 
 ITabac, 1 1 Thuya, I IXJrt. ur., IVer., IZinc 
 
 "Whooping cough, abdomen: pain, INux m. ; 
 pain in region of umbilicus, as if everything 
 were being shattered and torn, INux v. 
 
 Whooping cough, afternoon: and evening, 
 Badiag., IMur. ac; worse, and in evening 
 lying down, ICepa. 
 
 Whooping cough, air : worse in cold, ICina ; 
 worse from walking, ICina. 
 
 Whooping cough, anus : flatus escapes, IGraph. 
 
 Whooping cough, brain : hyperemia, IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, breathing: arrested, ILed.; 
 worse on deep, IMagn. m.; rapid, during 
 paroxysm, ILed.; rattling, IStram.; sobbing 
 after paroxysm, ILed.; suffocation, IAmm.br., 
 IDros.; wheezing, IDros.; whistling, ICup. m. 
 
 Whooping cough, with bronchitis: I ISep. 
 
 Whooping cough, catalepsy : attacks run into, 
 Cup. m. 
 
 Whooping cough, chest : constriction, supports 
 with hands, worse after midnight, IIDros.; 
 seemingly from deep in, ILobel. i.; shattered 
 feeling during paroxysm, ILed.; caused by 
 spasm, ISamb. ; suffocating contraction, 
 IStram.; tickling, IMur. ac 
 
 Whooping cough, children : bends backward, 
 then expectoration of clear, frothy blood, 
 ILed.; chubby, ISeneg.; feverish at night, 
 want breast all the time, I ICaust.; grasp geni- 
 tals when coughing, IZinc. ; nervous, thin 
 little girls, Viol.; scrofulous, Con. ; stiff, before 
 paroxysms, ILed.; teething, ICalc, ICham.; 
 
 previously troubled with worms, IMerc. (Car- 
 bo v. complementary). 
 
 Whooping cough, chills : with disposition to 
 sink, IDros. 
 
 Whooping cough, cholera : in cholera infantum, 
 IIArs. 
 
 Whooping cough, chronic : obstinate cases, 
 Calc p.; tendency to phthisis, ICup. ac. 
 
 Whooping cough, coma: cough awakens, 
 lAnt. t. 
 
 Whooping cough, convulsions: IHydr. ac, 
 I IKali br.; each attack ending in, appear as if 
 dead, ICup. m.; complete cataleptic spasm 
 with each paroxysm, ICup. m. 
 
 Whooping cough, constipation : INux v.; and 
 loss of appetite, IPod.; several small straining 
 hard stools daily, IGraph. 
 
 Whooping cough, constitution : in highly nerv- 
 ous persons, IKali ph. 
 
 Whooping cough, croup: symptoms of, I IBrom.; 
 crying, after eating and drinking, or getting 
 warm in bed, lAnt. t.; distinct whoop after 
 each paroxysm, ICup. a. 
 
 Whooping cough, diaphragm : spasmodic con- 
 traction after paroxysm, ILed. 
 
 Whooping cough, drinking : aggravates, ICina ; 
 better by swallowing cold water, ICup. m.; 
 spells are brought on by drinking cold water, 
 IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, drugs : after cough mixtures, 
 I INux v.; after Drosera, IPuls. 
 
 Whooping cough, dry : in evening, in morning 
 copious purulent blood-streaked expectoration 
 and some vomiting of food, at once better by 
 eating a small quantity of food, IFerr.; hack- 
 ing, IGuarsea; spasmodic, I IKalibr.; whistling, 
 no sputum, ILaur. 
 
 Whooping cough, eating: aggravation, ICaust., 
 INux v.; worse from solid food, ICup. m. ; 
 better after a small quantity of food, IFerr. 
 
 Whooping cough, emaciation : with febrile 
 condition and oppression of chest, I ^hell. 
 
 Whooping cough, evening: ILaur.; paroxysms 
 worse and particularly severe at night, IMez. ; 
 worse until midnight, IMagn. m. ; worse 6 to 
 10 p.m., I Hyper. 
 
 Whooping cough, exertion : worse fronrascend- 
 ing steps, IMagn. m. 
 
 Whooping cough, expectoration : of dark 
 blood, IMur. ac. ; bloody, IGuarsea ; mucus, 
 ■Graph.; much opaque white mucus, IKali 
 m.; ropy mucus adheres to pharynx, ILobel. i. 
 
 Whooping cough, eyes : constant mild watery 
 exudation, inflamed or not, worse during 
 paroxysm, Euph. ; lachrymation, IGraph., 
 INatr. m.; sclerotic appears as one gore of 
 blood, IBell.; baglike swelling between upper 
 lids and eyebrows, IKali c 
 
 Whooping cough, face: blue, IDros., INux v.; 
 pale sunken, IVer.; red, ICarbol.ac, IGraph. 
 
 Whooping cough, fall: epidemic, IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, fever: at seasons of inter- 
 mittent, INatr. m.; with intermittent, IKali 
 c; persistent, with nervous excitement, IDig.; 
 with cold sweat, especially on forehead, IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, fingers : numbness of tops, 
 ISpong. 
 
 Whooping cough, headache : bursting, Spong. ; 
 shattered feeling, ILed.; splitting, child holds 
 head, INux v. 
 
 Whooping cough, heart ; cardiac weakness, 
 blueness or pallor of face after an attack and 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 tardy return to natural color, threatening of 
 pulmonary oedema or paralysis, ICrot. 
 
 Whooping cough, heat: worse in a warm at- 
 mosphere, burning sun, and radiation of fire, 
 I Ant. c; spells on entering a warm room, 
 IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, hemorrhage : bloodspitting, 
 IStram.; from eyes, nose and mouth, INux v.; 
 from nose and mouth, ICoral., IDros. 
 
 Whooping cough, hoarseness : ISpong. ; croupy, 
 IBrom. 
 
 Whooping cough, larynx : inflammatory affec- 
 tions, IKreo.; more involved than chest, ICo- 
 ral.; excited by mucus adhering to, ICina, 
 I IDulc; sensation of a plug, with expectora- 
 tion in morning of small quantities of tough, 
 yellow, hardened mucus, compelling one to 
 swallow it, ISpong. ; worse by pressing, ICina ; 
 spasm, IMosch.; tickling, ISpong. 
 
 Whooping cough, laughing: aggravates, IBry. 
 
 Whooping cough, lungs : inflammatory affec- 
 tions, IKreo. ; paralysis threatening, lAnt. t., 
 ILaur. ; pneumonia supervenes, IKali c, IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, lying down : ceases, recurs 
 rising, IVer. ; worse on right side, ICina. 
 
 Whooping cough, measles : during measles, 
 ILach.; sequel, lAnt. c. 
 
 Whooping cough, mental condition ; anguish, 
 IDros.; anxiety, IStram., IVer.; anxiety, be- 
 fore attacks, ICup. m., ILact. ac; impudent, 
 teasing, laughs at reprimands, IGraph., obsti- 
 nacy, ISpong. ; terror and fear, ISpong.; incli- 
 nation to weep, ISpong. $^ a crying. 
 
 Whooping cough, in morning : slight dislodg- 
 ment of a yellow or watery mucus of a fatty 
 taste, which must be swallowed, IMur. ac; 
 worse, ICalc, IGraph., INux v. 
 
 Whooping cough, motion : aggravates, ILobel. i. 
 
 Whooping cough, mucus : rattling, before on- 
 set of paroxysm, 1 1 Squilla. 
 
 Whooping cough, night: without expectora- 
 tion, IZinc.; worse lying down, IStann.; ex- 
 cessive rattling of mucus, ISeneg. ; in quick 
 succession, with loss of breath, ICup. m.; 
 worse about 3 a.m., IKali c. 
 
 Whooping cough, nose: bleeding, ILed.,Spong., 
 Stram.; sneezing, ICina. 
 
 Whooping cough, palpitation : IIArs.; violent, 
 IStram. 
 
 Whooping cough, paroxysms: every two or 
 three hours, barking, dull sounding, IDros.; 
 without crowing inspiration, lAmb.; long- 
 lasting, ILobel. i.; long, interrupted until 
 breath is gone, ICup. m.; every fifteen or 
 twenty minutes, with occasional intervals 
 lasting an hour, ICoral.; come on with rapid 
 cough, and follow so close as almost to run 
 into each other, ICoral. ; short, IBell.; short, 
 worse in evening or night, most violent after 
 midnight, worse by movement, touch, espe- 
 cially on larynx and throat, worse by talking, 
 crying, deep inhalation, and when awaking, 
 IBell.; two, in quick succession, ISul.;two, in 
 rapid succession, at night, followed by long 
 interval of rest, IMerc.; violent, ICoral. 
 
 Whooping cough, periodic : either by day or 
 night only, IMerc; with increasing violence, 
 Ars.; violent, worse in morning and afternoon, 
 better during night, ICina. JS^ 3 * paroxysms. 
 
 Whooping cough, pulse : small, quick, IVer. 
 
 Whooping cough, racking : violent, ILobel. i. 
 
 Whooping cough, rattling : 1 1 Ant. t., IStram. 
 
 Whooping cough, relapses: ILobel. i.; fre- 
 quent, without any known cause, ISul. 
 Whooping cough, restlessness : IVer. 
 Whooping cough, retching : ICarbo v., Ferr.ph., 
 
 Ilpec, IKali s. 
 Whooping cough, sequelae : I Ant. c; bronchial 
 catarrh, Coccus; subacute bronchitis, I Con.; 
 cough, IGraph.; cough threatens to take an 
 unfavorable course, IPhos. 
 Whooping cough, sleep: worse on awaking, 
 
 Amb., ICina, IICoccus. 
 Whooping cough, spring : epidemic, IVer. 
 Whooping cough„ stages: first, catarrhal, in- 
 flammatory, lAcon., lAnt. t., I IBell., I Cast , 
 ICham., IFerr. ph.; spasmodic, ICarbo v.; 
 second, convulsions, Arg. nit., ICup. ac. 
 IICup. m., IIMeph., I ISeneg., ISep., ISti-ta T 
 IVer.; third, IKali s., ILobel. i., ISul.; when 
 expectoration has nearly ceased, IMosch. 
 Whooping cough, staggering : after paroxysm, 
 
 ■Led. 
 Whooping cough, straining: strains all over, 
 
 IGraph. 
 Whooping cough, sweat: ISpong. 
 Whooping cough, talking: aggravates, IBry., 
 
 IMagn. m. 
 Whooping cough, thirst : intense, IVer. 
 Whooping cough, throat: feels full of gurgling 
 mucus, IGraph.; strangling, IGraph.; as of a 
 feather or down, ICina; tickling in larynx 
 and trachea as far down as middle of chest, 
 IZinc; tickling in throat and epigastrium, 
 in evening without, in morning with, ex- 
 pectoration of yellow mucus often streaked 
 with blood, generally with a flat taste, some- 
 times sourish, more rarely saltish, INatr. m. 
 Whooping cough, trachea: excited by burn- 
 ing tickling, as from vapor of sulphur, lArs.; 
 excited by mucus, I IDulc; tickling, IZinc 
 Whooping cough, urine: emission when cough- 
 ing, IVer. 
 Whooping cough, after vaccination : in scrof- 
 ulous boys, I Thuya. 
 Whooping cough, vomiting : ICarbo v., Ferr. 
 ph., IKali br.; bile, Sabad.; food, IIFerr.; and 
 gagging, IKali c; gagging, choking spells, 
 INux v.; tough, thin mucus, IVer.; follows 
 each paroxysm, ICup. m.; after other symp- 
 toms are gone, ICarbo v.; terrible, I ISyph. 
 Whooping cough, weak: IZinc; children fail 
 to recover strength after paroxysm, and are 
 inclined to lean head against something for 
 support, IVer. 
 Whooping cough, worms : ICina ; ascarides, 
 
 I ISpong. 
 Whooping cough : J^* Cough spasmodic, and 
 other conditions and concomitants of cough. 
 EXPECTORATION: absent: II Aeon., 
 I Ant. sul. aur., Jamb., Lith .,1 ISticta, 1 1 Tuberc ; 
 ceases with cough, I lAsaf. ; ceases, in whoop- 
 ing cough, ILobel. i.; with evening and night 
 cough, IBry.; suppressed, jAscl. t. B^ 1 in- 
 ability ; also Cough dry. 
 Expectoration, acrid: Caust., Cham., jChen. 
 a., IINitr. ac; corrodes linen, Hod.; mucus, 
 IISiL; yellowish, at times mixed with coagu- 
 lated blood and tasting putrid or saltish, 
 Merc. 
 Expectoration, albuminous: I IFer., Med., 
 IPhos., I IStann.; mucus, ICoccus, Ilpec; 
 mucus, in phthisis pulmonum, I I Sep.; profuse, 
 like the white of an egg, tough, white or 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
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 whitish-yellow, can be drawn into threads 
 and has 'saltish taste, I Coccus; a little trans- 
 parent mucus, like white of egg, with sourish 
 taste (asthma), IMeph. g^ transparent. 
 
 Expectoration, amelioration : lArs., Ars. h., 
 ICist; of cough, I Ant. t., Iod.; from slight, 
 MeKl. 
 
 Expectoration, black: Am., Bell., ICinch., 
 Elaps, Lye, Nux v., Oxal. ac, Puis., Rhus, 
 Sul. ac; bordering on, Curar.; in vicari- 
 ous menses, IDig.; with cough, worse in 
 morning, pain at sternum like pins and nee- 
 dles, IKali bi. ; tough, with pain in back, strik- 
 ing through to sternum, IKali bi gsgr* dark. 
 
 Expectoration, bloody . Acal., lAcon., nAilant., 
 Aloe, Ananth., Ant. sul. aur., Arg. nit., lArn., 
 Ars., I I Arum t., 1 1 Bell. , Bism., I iBry., Bufo., 
 ICalc, Carbo v., IChel., I ICinch., Cochl., Con., 
 Cop., Croc, Diad., IDig., IDros., Dulc., Elaps, 
 Eric, IFerr., Gamb., IHarm, IHep., Hippoz., 
 Hyos., IKreo., Lach., Lachm, Laur., Led., 
 IILyc, Magn. m.,IMang., IMerc, IMez., INitr. 
 ac,INuxm.,(Enanth.,l01.jec, I IPhos., Plumb., 
 IIPuls., IRhus, Sabad., Sabina, I I Sang., ISep., 
 Sil., Squilla, Trill., I ITuberc; brought on by 
 sea bathing, IMagn. m.; coagulated, IKreo., 
 Zinc; during violent efforts to breathe, Sec; 
 brickdust color, with dry cough, Bry. ; brick- 
 dust color, raised with difficulty, in throat, 
 high fever and involuntary diarrhoea, Rhus ; I 
 as if mixed with brickdust (pneumonia), 
 ILach.; bright, IIAcon., I I Dulc, INux v., 
 bright and bloody, with cough and qualmish 
 feeling in chest, IRhus; bright, in whooping 
 cough, lArs.; bright, mixed with coagula, 
 IHyos.; bright,during day,in whooping cough, 
 IZinc; bright, sometimes in consequence of 
 violent exertion, IMillef., IRhus ; bright, foam- 
 ing. I Led.; bright, frothy, often preceded by 
 hawking, with sensation* of fulness and inter- 
 nal restlessness, so that he is rilled with anx- 
 iety, I IPhos. ac; bright, in haemoptysis, 
 lArs. ; bright, seems to come from larynx, 
 with cough, Kob.; bright, w r hen lying down, 
 Sabad.; bright, worse at night, after repeated 
 colds and exposure to rain, I IPhos.; bright, 
 in pneumonia, HVer. v.; in bronchitis, Arm; 
 brown, IRhus ; brownish, with pneumonia, 
 IChel.; brownish, with tearing cough (pneu- 
 monia), I INux v.; with burning in chest, 
 Zinc; clear, in pneumonia, IFerr. ph.; clot- 
 like in vicarious menses, IDig. ; clotted , 
 ICham., IRhus, I ITuberc; clotted, with 
 cough, violent before rising in morning, INux 
 v.; clotted, in whooping cough, II Arm; clot- 
 ted, during day, INitr. ac.; lumps of coagula 
 enveloped in mucus, Collin. , mixed with co- 
 .agula, IKali n.; coagulated, brown, during 
 day, IBry.; with cough, I i Acal., I Aeon., \ Calc. 
 
 ' s.,ICrotal.,Diad., INatr. m., IPhos. ac,Tereb.; 
 with cough, in erysipelas, 1 1 Rhus ; with cough, 
 menses suppressed, IMillef .; constant hacking 
 cough, IKali bi.; dry cough, Zinc; dry 
 cough, in mastitis, ! IPhos.; frightful cough, 
 UStanm; hard shaking cough, 1 1 Collin.; 
 severe cough, in lung affections, IKali n.; 
 troublesome cough, Yar. ; often without cough, 
 Curar.; after whooping' cough, ICrotal.; in 
 whooping cough, IZinc; whooping cough, 
 worse at night, Con.; dark, ICham., IDig., 
 Sul.; dark, coagulated, I Brom., IPuls.; dark, 
 with cough in evening, IPhos. ac; dark, in day- 
 
 time, with coagula, cough, I INitr. ac; dark 
 with cough brought on by cold damp spell, 
 I ISticta ; dark, in spasmodic whooping cough, 
 ISul. ; dark, frothy, viscid, brought up by 
 slight cough, I I Sec; dark, morning and dur- 
 ing day, IMagn. c; dark, mixed with mucus, 
 ICup. m.; dark, coagula, IIPuls.; discol- 
 ored, IFerr.; in dyspepsia, I Arg. nit.; in epi- 
 demic affection, llCard. m.; foaming, in 
 whooping cough, 1 1 Arm; fresh blood, in 
 pneumonia, llod.; frothy mucus, I Apis; 
 frothy, daily, particularly in morning (haem- 
 optysis),! ISul.; hemorrhagic (remittent fever), 
 IHyos. ; hot sensation in chest, IPsor.; pre- 
 ceded by itching in throat, Amm. m.; in 
 chronic laryngitis, IMerc ; in lean people 
 with cough, yellowish color of face, cannot 
 sleep well at night, IFerr.; light, Amra. c; 
 in morning, mixed with mucus of putrid 
 sweetish taste (tussis convulsiva), llpec ; 
 light red, half a pint in all, with cough and 
 great prostration, IMillef.; in disease of liver, 
 pure blood, ICard. m.; liver-colored mass (vi- 
 carious menstruation), IDig.; lumps of coagu- 
 lated, enveloped in mucus, with cough, Col- 
 lin.; in consequence of destroyed lung 
 parenchyma (tuberculosis), I Merc; in measles, 
 ILach.; before and during menses, Zinc; 
 vicarious menses, IPhos.; in morning, ICalc, 
 IHep.; especially in morning, Fluor, ac. ; on 
 getting up in morning, j£sc. h.; morning and 
 evening, IBufo., Zinc; mucous, Bell., Ind., 
 INatr. m.; mucus, mixed with dark blood, 
 ICup. m.; mucus, with dry cough (bronchitis), 
 IPhos.; mucous, with emaciation, ICalc; mu- 
 cous, brought on by exertion, reading, talking 
 or laughing, worse in morning (affection of 
 fauces and larynx), IKali bi.; mucous, hawk- 
 ing, IFerr.; mucous, with congestion to head, 
 IMillef; mucous, in morning, Bell., llpec; 
 mucous, raises a mouthful at a time, light, 
 rusty, stringy, easily separated (pneumonia), 
 ILyc. ; mucous, when coughing, preceded by 
 stitches inside, Zinc; mucous, striped, with 
 aphonia, I Arg. nit.; two ounces of , after tear- 
 ing in chest while drawing a full breath, 
 I I Ran. b.; pains in throat and chest, IMyr- 
 tus ; pale, IRhus; pale, frothy, HSil. ; with 
 palpitation, IMerc; in phthisis, IBrom., 
 MSenecio; in incipient phthisis, lErig., 
 ■Trill. ; in subacute pleuritis, lArg. nit. ; in 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t., ICact., IChel., ILyc, 
 I IPhos., I ISul.; in pleuro- pneumonia, I IBry.; 
 in typhoid pneumonia, Lachn.; with irreg- 
 ular pulse (typhoid), INitr. ac. ; pure, morn- 
 ing and during day (whooping cough), IZinc; 
 pure, worse morning and evening, IBufo.; 
 purple, in senile pneumonia, IDig.; purulent, 
 ICalc, IDros., IHep., ISil.,Sul.; pus and clot- 
 ted blood, w r ith cough, in variola, IIYacc; 
 reddish, CEnam; reddish, with racking 
 cough (typhoid fever), IPhos.; reddish, 
 mucous, IMang., ISquilla; rusty, Bry., Cub., 
 IPhos., rusty, in typhoid, IIRhus; rusty, 
 vicarious menses, IDig.; rusty, in pneumonia, 
 ■Ant, t., Hippoz., Hod., ILyc, I IPhos.; rusty 
 yellow, in pneumonia, Hod.; saliva, before 
 menses, INatr. m. ; saliva, with asthenic pneu- 
 monia, IMerc; sero-sanguineous (typhus), 
 I IZinc; of small quantities of blood, with 
 puslike phlegm, Illic; solid mass of bloody 
 mucus which when discharged affords imme- 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 diate relief (vicarious menses), IDig.; sore 
 pain in chest, Zinc; streaked, 1 1 Aeon., All. 
 sat., Arg. nit., I Arn., IIArs., IBell., Bism., 
 Bor., Bry., Bufo., ICed., Cinch., Cub.,IDaph., 
 lErig., IIFerr., Hod., Hpec, Lachn., Laur., 
 Magn. c, Op.,IIPhos., IIPuls., Sabina,ISul.ac, 
 ITereb., Ver. v., Zinc; streaked, in bron- 
 chitis, Arn., IMerc, IPhos.; streaked, in bron- 
 chitis, after catching cold or getting wet, I I Op. ; 
 streaked, in chronic bronchitis, IPhos. ; 
 streaked, with cough, lErig.; streaked, with 
 cough(pneumonia),BChel.; streaked, in whoop- 
 ing cough, I Zinc; streaked, in diphtheria, 
 IKali bi.; streaked, caused by least exertion 
 or cold air, congestion in opposite lung 
 (phthisis), IFerr. ph.; streaked, in gastric 
 nervous fever, ILach.; streaked, only in morn- 
 ing, with cough, I IFerr.; streaked, mucous, 
 ICinch., IHyos., IKali c, IILyc. ; streaked 
 mucous, with cough (pneumonia), IChel.; 
 streaked, mucous (whooping cough), ICina; 
 streaked,,in pneumonia, ILyc., IPhos.; streaked 
 in pleuro-pneumonia, 1 1 Ant. t.; streaked, in 
 typhoid pneumonia, ILachn.; sudden, I Kreo. ; 
 traces of blood, IKali bi.; in typhus, I Arg. nit., 
 ITereb. g^T" Chap. 28, Lungs, hemorrhage. 
 
 Expectoration, bluish: Natr. a., Sul.; in begin- 
 ning, then white, alternately, Arund.; in 
 emphysema, IBrom.; lump of mucus with 
 cough, IKali bi. 
 
 Expectoration, bronchia: fl@» Chapter 25, 
 Bronchia catarrh, mucus. 
 
 Expectoration, brown: I Aeon., Carbo v., INitr. 
 ac ,Rhus ; dark, in gangrene of lungs,ICarbo a. ; 
 dirty, not rusty, in pleuro-pneumonia, I Caps. ; 
 liver-colored, Bry.; large lumps, Agar.; sero- 
 albuminous (influenza), I Ant. t. J^t" bloody 
 dark, dirty. 
 
 Expectoration, casts : after raising large lumps 
 of mucus, greenish-whitish, as if from air- 
 cells, sometimes hanging together and spread- 
 ing out in vessel , INitr. ac. B^ a cessation ; 
 absent, inability. 
 
 Expectoration, chest : as if cold and hollow after 
 expectoration, IZinc; relieves oppression, 
 ■Mane ; feeling as if plug of mucus were mov- 
 ing in, Coccus ; purulent matter, offensive in 
 odor and taste, accompanied by pain referred 
 to third costal cartilage (left bronchus), may 
 or may not go through to back (bronchial 
 catarrh and phthisis), IPix. 
 
 Expectoration, in cholera : with cough, ICic 
 
 Expectoration, cold: Bry., Calad., Cann. s. 
 ICoral., Lach., Merc, Nitr. ac, Nux v., Rhus 
 Sul.; in chronic bronchial catarrh, IPhos. 
 mucous, flat taste, I Bry. 
 
 Expectoration, constant: 1 1 Arg. met. , Jamb, 
 day and night, with cough, TrCarbo a.; mucus 
 ISquilla; in chronic inflammation of pan 
 creas, Hod.; viscid mucus, I IVariol.; pro 
 voked by sensation of weight and strangula- 
 tion at larynx, I I Phos. 
 
 Expectoration, consumption : J^P phthisis. 
 
 Expectoration, cough: jg^g^ Cough. 
 
 Expectoration, dark: lArs., Bism., Natr. a., 
 BNux m. Ji^p 4 black, bloody, brown, dirty, 
 gray. 
 
 Expectoration, during day: 1 1 Aeon., Alum., 
 Amm. c, lAnac, Ant. t., 1 1 Arg. met., Am., 
 IIArs., I IBell., Bry., ICalc, 1 1 Carbo a., Caust., 
 HCham., I ICinch., IICoccul., MColch., Con., 
 Eupb., IGraph., IIHep., IHyos., I IKali c, 
 
 Lach., Lye, 1 1 Magn. c, 1 1 Magn. m., I IMang., 
 IIMerc, INitr. ac, INux v., Op., I IPhos., 
 IIPuls., Rhus, Sabad., Samb., IISiL, HStann., 
 Squilla, IStront., 1 1 Sul., I I Ver., Zinc; with 
 cough, Cham., IHep.; with whooping cough, 
 worse at night, Con.; in. croup, IPhos.; and 
 evening, IGraph. ; and evening, in bronchitis, 
 Arn.; during motion, IFerr.; in whooping 
 cough, Con. jgisp* Cough, by day. 
 
 Expectoration, difficult: Alum., Amb., Am- 
 moniac, lArn., lArs., Aspar., IBenz. ac, 
 IBrom., IBry., ICalc, ICaust., Chlor., Cina, 
 ICinch., Con., Cub., IKali c, ILach., Lye vir.; 
 in bronchitis, Arn., lArs., Ilpec; in bronchitis 
 of old people and infants, 1 1 Ant. t.; cannot 
 raise when loosened (pertussis ; pneumonia), 
 lArn.; with cough, ICup. m., ILach., MRu- 
 mex ; with dry cough, 1 1 Nitr. ac; with 
 cough followed by gaping, IOp.; with cough 
 (pneumonia), INux v.; with cough from tick- 
 ling in chest (inflammation of lungs), ICor- 
 nus; in whooping cough, ISeneg.; causing 
 long efforts of coughing (bronchitis), IMang.; 
 with cough during day, Euph.; in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; evening and night (phthisis), 
 1 1 Stann. ; feeble, Ammoniac. ;in remittent fever, 
 IHyos.; gray, tasteless mucus (croup), I ILact. 
 ac; with hsemoptoe, leaving severe dyspnoea, 
 IPhos.; in affection of larynx, IKali bi.; hard 
 lumps of offensive taste (tuberculosis), ILach.; 
 of a small lump of mucus, with short, dry 
 cough, 1 1 Lac def.; in lumps of tough mucus, 
 Mang. ; in early morning, Arund.; mucus, 
 Ascl. t., Natr. a., INatr. m.; mucous, in vica- 
 rious menses, IDig.; of bronchial mucus, with 
 cough, ICoral.; glairy mucus, IMerc. c (com- 
 plementary to Hepar and Phosphorus) ; in 
 phthisis, IKali c; nearly impossible in torpid 
 typhoid pneumonia, ISul.; loose and tight by 
 turns, I Bar. c; in pulmonary affections, pneu- 
 monia, ISang.; small quantities of muco- 
 purulent matter (phthisis), I ISul.; in pleuritis 
 rheumatica, I Ant. t.; straining, ILach.; salty, 
 has to be swallowed, ILach.; brought up at risk 
 of suffocation, ILach.; thick, roundish lumps, 
 ILach.; with cough from tickling in chest 
 (inflammation of lungs), ICornus ; can raise 
 only to tongue, from which it must be wiped 
 (typhus), I Apis; tough mucus, IMang. ; too 
 weak to cough, lAnt. t.; whitish mucus, 
 I I Sep.; followed by yawning, IOp. 
 
 Expectoration, dirty: ICalc, IHep., IKali bi., 
 IILyc, INitr. ac, IPhos.; resembling pus, but 
 thinner, when falling on any hard, smooth 
 surface will break and fly like thin batter 
 (pneumonia), IPhos.; with stertor and stitches 
 in chest (bronchitis), ILyc Jl^brown, dark. 
 
 Expectoration, easy : IKalm., I ISpong.;in bron- 
 chitis, I I Zinc; with cough, Dolich.; in laryn- 
 gitis, exostoses in skull, I Arg. met. ; in morn-- 
 ing, Coccus ; mucous, Dolich.; thick, yellow, 
 IIPuls. 
 
 Expectoration, in evening: lArn., IBar. c, 
 IBell., IBov., I IBry., Calc, Cina, IGraph., 
 I I Ign., Kali c, ILyc, IMur.ac.jNitrum, INux v. 
 Phos., IRuta, Sep., Stann.; difficult, rarely, in ' 
 morning, I Ign. 
 
 Expectoration, fetid: $^" odor, taste. 
 
 Expectoration, fever : constant irritation causes 
 evening, with hot hands and cheeks,. IKali n. 
 
 Expectoration, foamy: in bronchitis, in the 
 aged, I Amm. c 
 
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 Expectoration, forcible : ggg* hawking. 
 
 Expectoration, frequent: easy, in morning, 
 Phell. 
 
 Expectoration, frothy: Alet., lAnt. t., HArs., 
 Ascl. t., ICalc, ICed., Chlor.JCinch., IDaph., 
 Diosc, IIFerr., Lach., Mez., INatr. m., 
 KEnan., 1 1 Petrol., II Phos., I Puis., Sec, Sil., 
 
 I ISticta, I ITereb., IVer.; after attack of asth- 
 ma, at night, IHep.; blood and mucus, Op.; 
 with stitches in side, and cough, 1 1 Puis. ; 
 with cough and burning in throat, Urt. ur. ; 
 teasing cough (pneumonia), I INux v.; after 
 whooping cough, ICrotal.; with dyspnoea, 
 ISpong.; mucus, Eucal.; mucus, in bronchi- 
 tis, 1 1 Zinc. ; copious mucus follows frequent 
 cough, I I Thuya ; lying on back (bronchitis), 
 lArs.; in pneumonia, IIAcon., lAnt. t., lArn., 
 IPhos.; serous masses, with spasmodic cough, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; like soapsuds (pneumonia ; oedema 
 pulmonum), IIKaliiod.; fine, white, tasteless, 
 every half minute, Phos. figg"*" bloody. 
 
 Expectoration, gluey : B^* tenacious. 
 
 Expectoration, granular : j^gr* lumpy. 
 
 Expectoration, gray : Amb., Anac, Arg. met., 
 lArs., Cinch., Cub., Curar., IKalm., Kreo., 
 Lach., Magn. m., Natr. s., INux v., ISil., 
 I ISyph., Thuya; ash-colored clots, Arund.; 
 black mucus, easy during morning, Ast. r.; in 
 chronic bronchitis, Hod.; with cough, worse 
 evening and morning, IKali c; dirty, in 
 amenorrhea, I IXan.; in exostosis on skull, 
 I Arg. met.; fetid, ICalc; free, with cough 
 (phthisis), ICurar.; gelatinous, easily raised 
 from trachea, I Arg. met; large quantities of 
 mucus, as if mixed with dust, IPhos.; lumpy 
 mucus, an hour after slight coughing, with 
 dyspnoea, ISpong. ; especially in morning, 
 ICalc; mucus, Coccus; mucus with cough 
 (pneumonia), IChel. ; dark mucus of consis- 
 tency of white of egg with soreness and op- 
 pression of chest, IKali bi.; pus in morning, 
 ■Sep.; slate-colored, with cough, IKali bi.; 
 slate-colored mucus, Natr. a. J^^ dark, dirty. 
 
 Expectoration, greenish: Arm, lArs., Benz. ac, 
 Bor., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Colch., Curar., 
 IFerr., IHyos.,Kali iod.,Led., ILvc, Magn. c, 
 INatr. c, Paris, Phos., IIPuls., ISep., I ISil., 
 IStann., I ISyph., I Thuya ; profuse blood- 
 streaked foul-tasting (phthisis florida after 
 pneumonia), IFerr.; in bronchitis, Arm; with 
 chronic bronchorrhoea (dilated bronchi), Cop.; 
 with bronchitis, I I Puis.; with cough, Cann. s., 
 IColoc, IKali m., INatr. s. , HStann.; with 
 cough evening and morning, IKali c; and 
 aggravation of headache, IColoc; and suppu- 
 ration of right lung, ICarbo a.; with deep, 
 hollow cough, IKali iod.; in whooping cough, 
 IStann.; dirty, mucus, causing gagging, after 
 cough, with pain low down in lungs, as if 
 something were tearing away, I INitr. ac. ; gray, 
 Cop.; gray, cold mucus of putrid smell, IRhus ; 
 putrid, I I Ham. ; gray, profuse, purulent mucus, 
 disgusting odor, sometimes mixed with blood, 
 (chronic pulmonary catarrh), Cop.; in lumps, 
 IMang.; masses, IMang.; in morning, IILyc; 
 worse in morning (laryngeal affection), IParis ; 
 mucus, I IBenz. ac, Sul.; mucus nearly like mat- 
 ter, with cough, especially in morning when 
 walking, and in evening when lying, with nau- 
 sea, it sticks firmly and he can only expectorate 
 with difficulty, I IPsor.; in oedema pulmonum, 
 IIKaliiod.; offensive, with cough (phthisis), 
 
 I IStann.; in phthisis, ILach.; in phthisis 
 pituitosa, I IKali iod.; after pneumonia, ILyc; 
 profuse, in asthma, INatr. s. ; profuse, in tuber- 
 culosis, INatr. a.; pus in morning, ISep.; copi- 
 ous, salty, most profuse in morning, with cough, 
 HStann.; lumps, of sweetish taste, with cough, 
 Sul.; with moderate cough (phthisis), IDulc.; 
 in tuberculosis, IDulc; yellow, Carbo v., Cub., 
 IMerc iod. rub., INitr. ac, 1 101. jec, IPsor.; 
 yellow, tough matter with cough, IKali bi.; 
 yellow mucus, with cough (catarrh), Psor.; 
 yellow pus and blood, with' coughing spells, 
 Spring and Autumn (phthisis), IKreo. 
 
 Expectoration, hard: Ammoniac, Con.; indur- 
 ated, ISpong. 
 
 Expectoration, hawking: Crotal., Gamb.; mu- 
 cus in little balls, with cough, IPhos. ac; 
 bloody water, I IGels.'; constant, Aspar., Hod., 
 ILach. ; constant and peculiar, in order to 
 expel breath which has been taken for an 
 imitation of bark of a dog, with breathing la- 
 
 . boriousand difficult, quickly repeated, Lyss.; 
 constant desire, IRumex ; causing short cough, 
 MJamb. ; a hard greenish lump, IMerc. iod. 
 rub. ; in haemoptysis, I Ars. ; causes hemorrhage 
 of bright red color, Hpec; relieves hoarseness 
 and hollow voice, Crot. t.; from larynx, Aloe ; 
 dry feeling and scraping larynx, worse towards 
 evening, ICoccus; caused by mucus in larynx, 
 Amm. ben. , Osm. ; tenacious mucus in larynx, 
 discharge of small lumps, Seneg.; caused by 
 tough mucus in larynx, IKali bi.; frequently 
 obliged to hawk mucus from larynx, after 
 which it soon collects again, ICina ; larynx 
 becomes raw, sore, ICarbo v.; frequent need 
 to clear larynx, ICaust. ; mucus, Cann. s., 
 ICarbo v., Canst.; mucus, especially in morn- 
 ing, with cough, INatr. m.; soft round smooth 
 lump, size of a filbert, Ars. h.; as from a little 
 sticky mucus (laryngitis), ICrotal.; as from 
 presence cf a little sticky mucus which had 
 to be got up, Crotal.; tenacious, yellow or 
 white mucus (laryngo-tracheitis, bronchitis), 
 ■Hydras. ; a piece of thick mucus, relie'ves chok- 
 ing sensation as if something had lodged in 
 throat, I IKali iod.; tough white mucus, Sene- 
 cio ; mucus, transparent lumps every morning, 
 sometimes bloody, ISelen ; white mucus, with 
 pains in head and face, Kali m.; clear 
 white mucus, Carbol. ac; milk-white mucus, 
 with headache, I IKali m.; frequent, with 
 nausea, IManc; worse at night, I IRumex; 
 worse on rising, from deep in throat, Aspar.; 
 scraping in chest, I INux v.; in clergyman's 
 sore throat, Carb. s. ; rough feeling, trachea, 
 IKali iod. figg" hemming. 
 
 Expectoration, heavy: I I Arum d., ICEnan.; 
 bloody mucus, with long-continued cough, 
 101. jec. ; when thrown into water falls to 
 bottom and spreads like a heavy sediment, 
 I ISil. ; during night and morning, lArs. i. 
 
 Expectoration, hemming: some bright red 
 blood comes up, I I Hyper.; constant, Aspar., 
 Hod.; caused by crawling in throat, IKali c; 
 mucus, small firm lumps (laryngo-phthisis), 
 ■ Agar. ; mucus raises, soft, round smooth 
 lump, size of a filbert, 1 1 Ars. h.; when read- 
 ing alone, lArg. met. ; caused by roughness 
 with spasmodic cough, Natr. a. j^g* hawk- 
 ing. 
 
 Expectoration, inability: I lAsaf., Bar. c; raises 
 something from pit of throat which falls down 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 again, I Uamb.; in typhoid, IMosch.; excites 
 vomiting, lArs. i. fl^ absent ; also Cough, 
 dry. 
 
 Expectoration, jelly-like : figgr mucus. 
 
 Expectoration, larynx: Jjpsgp^ hawking, hem- 
 ming. 
 
 Expectoration, after leucorrhoea : Con. 
 
 Expectoration, lumpy: little balls of mucus 
 with cough caused by scraping in larynx, 
 ■Coccus; little green bitter balls, Med.; small 
 round balls difficult to expectorate, ISquilla ; 
 mixed with blood during day (whooping 
 cough), IMagn. m.; in bronchitis, IMang.; of 
 a small lump of cheesy matter of strong odor, 
 Sal. ac; in clots, most in morning, INatr. m.; 
 with cough, -Calc s.; with cough, worse 
 evening and morning, IKali c; with effort, 
 Alum.; globular mucus, some as large as a 
 pea, Coccus; globular, grayish lump of thick 
 mucus, containing a clot of black blood and 
 appearing to come from throat, Stann.; milk- 
 white globules of mucus, Cinch, bol.; granular 
 during day or evening, ICinch. ; loose granular 
 (emphysema), IBrom.; pieces of granular mu- 
 cus, I ILyc; small badly smelling granules 
 with cough and sore throat, ISil.; mucus, by 
 day (whooping cough), lArs.; in phthisis, 
 ICetrar.; round, Arund.; small round, IKali c; 
 scanty, falls in round, dark cherry -red (pneu- 
 monia), 1 1 Aeon.; small, lumps of mucus, with 
 cough, Arg. nit. ; small, of mucus, with raw- 
 ness back of uvula, Amm. m.; small, like 
 boiled starch, on rising in morning, ICoca ; 
 smoke-colored, round, a little streaked with 
 blood, come flying out of mouth with force 
 without effort, IKali c; tough mucus, Mang.; 
 soft tubercles, big as a pea and very offensive 
 in smell, IMagn. c. ; yellow, greenish, Mang.; 
 yellow, like particles of rice, or as large as a 
 pea, ILyc. $§&" thick. 
 
 Expectoration, lying : loose and easier when he 
 turns to left side, Thuya. 
 
 Expectoration, membranous : cutaneous mas- 
 ses, ISpong. 
 
 Expectoration, menses: during suppression, 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Expectoration, in morning : Aeon., Alum., 
 Amb., Amm.c, Badiag., IBry., ICalc, ICarbo 
 v., IFerr., IHep., IKali bi., Led., I ILyc, 
 Magn. c, Mang., Mur. ac, INatr. m., Nitr. 
 ac, IPhos., Phos. ac, IPuls., ISep., ISquil- 
 la, Sil., ISul. ac; with cough, in bed, Ast. 
 r.; dark, bloody, with cough from irrita- 
 tion in chest, Sul. ac; with cough from tick- 
 ling in epigastrium and throat, IPhos. ac; 
 with dry tickling cough in evening (bron- 
 chitis), IPhos.; and during day, Amm. 
 c; and during day, yellow thin or tough 
 mucus, IMagn. c; early, INatr. m.; easy, 
 yellowish, greenish lumps, even without 
 coughing, Mang.; and evening, Aur. met.; 
 less in evening, IPhos.; mucous, IHep.; 
 only, IDros., ISep.; most profuse, with cough, 
 HStann.; muco-purulent, IPhos. ac; after ris- 
 ing, IIPuls. ; slight, on rising (affection of 
 lungs), I ISep.; salty, IPhos. ac; salty, with con- 
 junctivitis and leucoma, IKali c; salty, with 
 accumulation of mucus, particularly at night 
 (posterior nasal catarrh), INatr. s.; thin, yel- 
 low, blood-streaked mucus, tasting sour, Sul. 
 
 : ac. ; in ovarian tumor, I Apis ; worse, IFerr.; 
 
 i yellow or blood-streaked mucus, with bursting 
 
 pain in forehead and shocks or beating as of 
 hammers, INatr. m.; yellow, with cough, 
 IPhos. ac; yellow, viscid mucus, tasting saltish 
 or like in old catarrh (whooping cough), Mez.; 
 yellowish, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Expectoration, mucus: Amm.c, Ammoniac, 
 lAnt. t., lArg. nit., lArs., I I Arum t., Aspar., 
 Bapt., Bar. c, Bell., Bry., Calc, ICarbo v., 
 ICham., Chlor., Cina, ICinch., Cist., Cop., 
 Daph.,Dulc, Ferr. iod., Ind., Ilod., IKali s., 
 IKreo., ILach., ILyc, Magn. m., INitr. ac, 
 INux m., IPhos., IPuls., Ruta, ISang., 
 IStann., Staph., ISul., Thuya; little balls, 
 caused by scraping in larynx, with cough, 
 ■Coccus; in small, hard, round balls (incipi- 
 ent tuberculosis), jAgar.; and brownish 
 blood, with cough (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), 
 I I Rhus; chronic bronchorrhcea (dilated 
 bronchi), Cop.; cold, INux m., IPhos.; color- 
 less, tasteless, with cough, Sars.; constant, 
 Aph. ch.;in coryza, Ammoniac; with cough, 
 Arum t., Chel., ICod., IKali iod.; with cough, 
 in catarrh, ICoccus; during day, worse in 
 morning, Bor.; with dry, spasmodic, or tedi- 
 ous chronic cough (scrofulosis), ICornus ; 
 with hollow cough (croup), IPhos.; with 
 cough, in spasm of glottis, Chel.; with parox- 
 ysms of cough, Aspar. ; with tickling cough, 
 ICoccus; in whooping, ICarbo v.;duringday, 
 worse in morning, Bor.; in gastric, nervous 
 fever, ILach.; small flakes, in incipient tuber- 
 culosis, I Agar.; white, gelatinous (paralysis), 
 ICurar.; glairy, IMerc cv.; in hepatic disor- 
 der, I ISil.; jelly-like, Berb., Viol.; jelly-like, 
 dotted with bloody points, Laur.; jelly-like, 
 difficult, BDig.; jelly-like, in low fever, ICact.; 
 excited by crawling and tickling in larynx, 
 Sabina; small lumps and blood (prostatitis 
 and atony of sexual organs), I ISelen.; in lung 
 disease, IKali m.; masses, from pharynx and 
 choanse (angina), IMerc; inmorningand dur- 
 ing day, worse talking, laughing, crying 
 (children), lying on back on left side (influ- 
 enza), IPhos.; most in morning, I I Agar. ; 
 worse inmorningand evening, IBufo.; with 
 induration and enlargement of ovaries, Con.; 
 in phthisis, IKreo., I ISep.; in pneumonia 
 and capillary bronchitis, IChel.; in pneumo- 
 nia, in stage of resolution, ISpong.; profuse, 
 in bronchitis, IXJran. n.; profuse, in phthisis, 
 I ITuberc; profuse, weakening, and emaciat-" 
 ing, ICalc; profuse, in bronchial catarrh and 
 albuminuria, ITereb.; at first, finally puru- 
 lent, I IStann.; as if necked with infinitesimal 
 dark spots, Med.; sweetish, HCalc; tasteless, 
 easy expectoration, often streaked with blood 
 during each attack ofwhoopingcough,l IDulc; 
 thick, non-viscid, easily detached from air 
 passages, followed by clear ring of voice after 
 a day or two, I ITuberc. ; slightly thick,white, 
 frothy, not profuse, Eucal.; in syphilitic sore 
 throat, IMez.; viscid, difficult to raise in 
 morning and evening, on lying down, with 
 cough, I Paris ; worse in wet weather and in 
 morning, Hod. 
 
 Expectoration, with nausea : fl@» vomiting. 
 
 Expectoration, at night: Alum., Amm.m., 
 Arm, Calc, ICaust., Coccus, Euph., Kali c, 
 ILed., Lye, Phos., IRhod., Sabad., I ISep., 
 ■Staph., Sul.; after midnight and in morning, 
 ■Led.; only at night, ICup. ac f^~ even- 
 ing ; also Cough night. 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION 
 
 777 
 
 Expectoration, odor: bad, IHep.; bad, even to 
 patient, ISang.; a mass as large as a pea, emit- 
 ting a carrion-like, on being crushed by- 
 fingers, after cough (tuberculosis), IHep.; of 
 old catarrh, Hgn. ; disgusting, Cop. ; em- 
 pyreumatic, ISquilla; like milk, in whooping 
 cough, ISpong.; mouldy, IBor. ; offensive, 
 IMagn. m., IINitr. ac, ISquilla; offensive, 
 during day (whooping cough), IMagn. m.; of- 
 fensive mucus, IHep.; makes water turbid, 
 that which sinks having offensive, IISiL; 
 putrid, All. sat., ICalc, ICarbo v., ICup. m., 
 ■ Rhus, ISul.; rotten (phthisis), ICetrar., 
 I IHam., I IKreos.; stinking, ICalc; unpleasant, 
 Carbo v.; without smell, Arg. met. J^^ taste. 
 
 Expectoration, painful : Cub. Jg^^- difficult. 
 
 Expectoration, in phthisis: Cop., :Hippoz.; 
 hemorrhagic, lArs. i.; incipient, following 
 amenorrhcea, I ISang.; of tubercles, ICarbo v. 
 
 Expectoration, profuse : Ammoniac, Aspar., 
 Bapt., ICact., Chlor., Cop., Daph., IDulc, 
 IFerr., IHvdras., ILvc, IMerc iod. flaw, 
 IMyos., IMyr. cer., iCEnan., Phell., I IPhos., 
 Plumb., ISep., IISiL, UStann., I ITuberc, 
 lUstil., Viol.; in humid asthma, \ Jab.; lying 
 on back (bronchitis), lArs.; bloody (pneu- 
 monia) , I I Ver. v. ; in bronchitis, Cop., INux v. , 
 I I Zinc; with weakness of chest, UStann.; 
 clear, transparent, mucus (grippe), ISeneg.; 
 sprinkled over and through, with distinct clots 
 of blood, with cough (typhoid pneumonia, 
 pulmonary affections), ILaur. ; with cough, 
 IChel., IColch., IKreo., IPhos. ac, UStann.; 
 morning and during day (phthisis), I IStann.; 
 in emphysema, ICarbo v.; exhausting, with 
 pharyngitis, IPhyt.; after fainting, Ant. t.; in 
 •catarrhal fever,IEuph .; in gastric nervous fever, 
 ILach.; in low fever, ICact.; in prevailing fever, 
 lAmm. m.; in hepatitis, ILach.; increasing, 
 more than a pint in twenty-four hours, 
 I I Stann.;followingscratchingin larynx, Amyg.; 
 after midnight, with vomiting, caused by 
 spasmodic cough, ICoccus ; only in morning, 
 Euphor. ; only in morning, with dry hacking 
 cough (asthma), I I Zing.; worse in morning, 
 IMyos., when moving, IFerr.; mucous, All. 
 sat., MAmm. m., IMerc; mucus, in asthma, 
 after suppressed eruption of skin, IHep. ; 
 mucous, when clearing chest, Ant, c; mucous, 
 with coryza, I I Lac c; mucous, with cough, 
 IChel., ICodein.; mucous, with cough, in ca- 
 tarrhal fever, IDulc; mucus, with loose cough 
 and loud bronchial rales, lEuph.; mucous, 
 light-colored, with violent winter cough in old 
 people with spasmodic turns, IKreo.; mucus 
 is easily expectorated, 1 1 Ant. t.; mucus raised 
 by involuntary hawking, I lEuph.; mucus, 
 with oppression when trying to lie down 
 (chronic bronchitis), ICact.; mucus, later 
 stinling pus, with cough (consumption), 
 IGuaiac ; masses of tasteless white mucus 
 (phthisis), I IStann.; seemingly from posterior 
 nares, Diosc. ; night and morning, ICarbo v.; 
 bearing a strong resemblance to discharge from 
 nostrils, Hippoz.; offensive (neglected pneu- 
 monia), ISep.; in phthisis, ICetrar., 1 1 Kali 
 iod., I IPhos., ISil., IStann.; in pneumonia 
 and capillary bronchitis, IChel.; with cough, 
 severe day and night, after pneumonia, ILyc; 
 in pneumonia, in stage of resolution, ISpong.; 
 non-purulent, with bronchitis. iJab.; whitish 
 yellow pus, three or four vessels being filled 
 
 daily, cough worse at night (phthisis) IKali 
 c ; about a quart of tough glairy mucus, mixed 
 with purulent matter (phthisis), I IStann.; 
 sweetish, frothy, white mucus, with lumps, 
 Kob.; sweetish or sour, lumpy mucus (bron- 
 chial catarrh), ICalc; tenacious, IKali hi.; 
 tenacious, in grippe, ISeneg.; thick, heavy 
 masses of yellow or greenish and putrid tast- 
 ing mucus, and in such quantities as to cause 
 choking and vomiting (bronchial and vesical 
 catarrh), I Cop.; thick, greenish-yellow, salty, 
 offensive, after neglected pneumonia, ILyc. ; 
 with vomiting, caused by cough after mid- 
 night, ICoccus ; thick yellow mucus with 
 cough, with weak feeling in chest after it, 
 Rut a. 
 
 Expectoration, purulent: Acet. ac, lAgar., 
 Ailant., All. sat., Anac, Ant. t., Arg. nit., 
 Arm, Ars., lArs. i., Arum d., Bar. c, Bell., 
 Caps., Carbo a., ICarbo v., -Cetrar., ICimex, 
 Con., Cop., IDros., IFerr., IHep., Hod., IKali c, 
 IKreo., IILyc, IMerc, IMerc. iod. rub., 
 Natr. c, IINitr. ac, Nitrum, Phell., IPhos., 
 Phos. ac, Plumb., IPuls., IRhus, ISang., ISep., 
 IISiL, IStann., Staph., ISul.; in asthma, 
 INatr. s.; with bronchial dilatations, Cop., 
 IStann.; in bronchitis, Arm; chronic bron- 
 chorrhcea (dilated bronchi), Cop.; chronic 
 catarrh, • Ammoniac; with cough, ICodein., 
 INatr. c, INatr. s., IPhos. ac, IPlumb.,IIPuls., 
 IISiL; with cough, in pneumonia, IKali m; 
 in whooping cough, IZinc ; dirty, resembling 
 pus, but thinner, when falling on a hard sur- 
 face breaks like thin batter, IPhos.; fetid, 
 IGuaiac, ifigg" 3 odor and taste) ; greenish, 
 ILed.; ichorous, 1 1 Ars.; dark red inflamma- 
 tion and swelling of parts, worse in morning 
 (phthisis laryngea), IMerc. iod. rub.; flatness 
 of entire left lung, with chronic pneumonia, 
 I I Grin.; large mass at every paroxysm of 
 cough, followed by prostration, can hardly 
 speak (consumption), IKreo.; mucus, Phell., 
 Plumb., Syph. ; mucus, with bronchial catarrh 
 of the aged, ;Tereb.; mucus, with cough, 
 INatr. s.; mucus, with cough in evening, IKali 
 c; mucus, after suppression of measles, ISul.; 
 mucus, in morning, IHep.; mucus, with cough, 
 at night, I Staph.; mucus, with emphysema, 
 INitr. ac; mucus, free in morning, sticky and 
 scanty during day, I Ailant. ; mucus, in phthisis, 
 lArs. i.,IPix.; mucus, with cough, after pneu- 
 monia, Grin.; mucus and profuse, I IPuls.; 
 with cough and pain about last ribs, left side, 
 INatr. s.; in phthisis, IBrom., ICarbo v.; in 
 phthisis pituitosa), I IKali iod.; in pneumonia, 
 I I Ver. v.; with pneumonia, IKali m; in 
 chronic pneumonia, IHep. ; after typhoid pneu- 
 monia, with cough, ILyc; and profuse, IILyc, 
 ISil.; profuse in asthma, ISil.; profuse in tor- 
 pid cases of bronchitis, IKali br.; profuse, 
 with cough, I IStann.; after a coughing spell, 
 IKreo. ; profuse, loose, with cough, IDig.; pro- 
 fuse, in phthisis, I Trill.; in pneumonia, ISul.; 
 slate-colored, with chronic catarrh, IKali br.; 
 secondary syphilis, I I Syph.; thin, stained 
 deeply with blood (pneumonia), IRhus ; yel- 
 low, IPhos.; yellow acrid, of offensive odor, 
 with cough (whooping cough), IINitr. ac; yel- 
 low greenish, UStann.; whitish yellow, pro- 
 fuse (phthisis), IKali c. B@* thick, yellow. 
 
 Expectoration, putrid : Egg* odor, taste. 
 
 Expectoration, ropy : Jg^* tenacious. 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 Expectoration, rusty : %g^> bloody. 
 
 Expectoration, salivary : Astac; in bronchitis, 
 IMerc. 
 
 Expectoration, salty : $gg~ taste. 
 
 Expectoration, scabs : coughed up every few 
 weeks, IFerr.; green, coughed up (phthisis), 
 IKali c. 
 
 Expectoration, scanty: lAlum., Apoc, lArs., 
 IBrom., IIBry., IChel., Chin, a., ■ Cinch., 
 I lEup. perf., I IFerr., Hod., IKali bi., ILach., 
 Natr. a., IPhos., ISpong., llSticta; bloody 
 mucus, with cough, 1 1 Rhus ; in bronchitis, 
 Arn., Hod., IMang.; in catarrh of lungs, 
 IHep. ; in croup, I ISamb.; in diphtheria, 
 ILach.; in evening, with cough, I Dig.; in 
 catarrhal fever, I IRuta ; frothy mucus, by 
 day (whooping cough), lArs.; latent, gray 
 (pneumonia), I Lye; in hepatic disorder, 
 I ISil.; mucus, IIAscl. t., IHep., Ilpec, ISil. ; 
 but relieving cough, ICoca; white mucus, 
 I Apoc; with small particles of hard yellow 
 phlegm, IDig. JSii 00 Cough dry, difficult; 
 also seldom. 
 
 Expectoration, seldom : Amm. c, lApis, Aur. 
 met., I IBrom., I IBry.; during day, Asaf.; in 
 catarrhal fever, 1 1 Ruta. 
 
 Expectoration, serous : INatr. m., IVer.; some- 
 times bloody, with cough, Var.; with trouble- 
 some cough, Var.; containing small flocculi, 
 with cough before midnight and in morning 
 (tuberculosis), IHep.; in pneumonia, I Arn.; 
 watery, Carbo v., Cham., ILach., IMerc; 
 watery, in bronchitis, IMerc; watery, during 
 day (whooping cough), IMagn. m.; watery 
 (emphysema), I Carbo v.; watery matter (in- 
 flammation of lungs), IKali s. J^T* thin, 
 transparent. 
 
 Expectoration, like soapsuds: g^ frothy. 
 
 Expectoration, sticky : tenacious. 
 
 Expectoration, stringy : j&@^ tenacious. 
 
 Expectoration, is swallowed: Apis, lArn., 
 Calad., MCann. s., HCaust., ICon., IChrom. 
 ac, Dig., Dros., Jamb., IKali c, ILach., 
 ■ INatr. m., INux m., Psor., ISep., Spong., 
 Staph., Zinc; in bronchitis, I Arn.; with cough, 
 especially in morning, ISpong., Zing.; at 
 night, IStaph. 8®* inability. ■ 
 
 Expectoration, taste: bad, ICinch. , ICist.; bit- 
 ter, Am., Ars., IBry., Canth., ICham., IDros., 
 IKali bi., Merc, INitr. ac, INux v., IIPuls., 
 Sep., Ver.; little, green, bitter balls, Med.; 
 bitter, during apyrexia, with cough (quo- 
 tidian ague), IIPuls.; bitter in whooping 
 cough, I Ars.; bitter, yellow, more in morn- 
 ing, lAilant. ; of blood, Cinch.; like old ca- 
 tarrh, llgn., IIPuls., Sul.; like old cheese, 
 Bry., ICinch., IKali c, IILyc, IThuya; dis- 
 agreeable, gangrena pulmonum, ICarbo a.; 
 fatty, Caust., IMagn. m.; fatty, during day 
 (whooping cough), IMagn. m.; fetid, All. sat., 
 Arn., Bell., ICalc, Carbo v., Cham., Con., 
 Cup. m., Ferr., 1 1 Kali perm., Puis., ISep., 
 , HSil., Stann.; fetid, with bronchial dilata- 
 tion, IKali bi. ; fetid, with chronic bronchor- 
 rhoea (dilated bronchi), Cop.; with cough, 
 IPhos. ac; fetid, purulent, ICinch., ILed., 
 IILyc; flat, Anac, INatr. m., Sul.; foul, in 
 bronchitis, IMerc; foul, puslike, IDros.; foul, 
 ulcers in lungs broke (phthisis), I I Sul. ac; 
 greasy, Asaf., HSil.; herby, IPhos. ac; like 
 ink, Calc; metallic, with convulsive evening 
 cough, Ilpec; metallic, in whooping cough, 
 
 IZinc; mouldy, IBor.; musty, Bor., Jugl., 
 Natr. c; nauseous mucus, Ilpec; offensive, 
 I Arn., I Ars., ICalc, ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., 
 Cham., Con., IDros., Ferr., Ham.,Ipec, ILach., 
 IMerc, Natr. m., INitr. ac, IPuls., Sabad., 
 Sal. ac, Sang., ISep.; offensive, in bronchitis, 
 Arn.; offensive, in catarrh, IIPuls.; offensive, 
 with cough, IPhos. ac; offensive, with whoop- 
 ing cough, I Ars.; offensive, in chronic inflam- 
 mation of larynx and trachea, IKali bi.;. 
 offensive, with last stages of phthisis, 
 IPhell.; offensive, after pneumonia, ILyc; 
 offensive, in neglected pneumonia, ISep.; 
 offensive, muco-purulent (vaginitis), I ISep.; 
 putrid, Alum., ICham., ICup. m., IFerr., 
 IKalm., ILach., UStann., Sul., Ver.; putrid, 
 in whooping cough, lArs., ICup. m., IZinc; 
 putrid, especially after measles, scarlatina or 
 during pregnancy, Con.; rotten, nauseating 
 (phthisis), ICetrar. ; salty, Alum., lAmb., 
 Ant. t., Ars., Bar. c, ICalc, ICarbo v., Cinch., 
 Cinch, bol., IDros., IGraph., IHyos., Hod., 
 IKali c, IKalm., ILach., IILyc, Magn. c, 
 JMagn. s., Mez., INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac, INux m., INux v., IPhos., Phos. ac, 
 IIPuls., Samb., ISep., Sil., I ISpong., UStann., 
 Sul., Yer.; salty, in whooping cough, I Ars.; 
 salty, green and yellow, after suppressed itch, 
 with cough, I I Psor.; salty, with haemoptysis, 
 ICinch.; salty, in morning, IKali c; salty, in 
 morning and day, IMagn. c; salty mucus, 
 Spong.; salty mucus with cough (catarrh), 
 ICoccus; salty, yellowish, Lact. ac; sour, 
 lAmb., Ant. c, Ant. t., Bell., ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 Cinch., Cham., I IFerr., IHep., Hod., IKali 
 c, Magn. m., INatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, Plumb., IPuls., UStann., 
 Sul., Tarax., Ver.; sweetish, Anac, Ant. 
 sul. aur., Apis, Astac, ICalc, IDig., I IFerr., 
 IHep., Hod., Kali c, Kob., Kreo., Lach., 
 Lye vir., Magn. c, INux v., IPhos., Plumb., 
 Puis., Sabad., Samb., ISquilla, IStann., Sul.; 
 sweet, in albuminuria or ascites, lApis; sweet- 
 ish, in whooping cough, IZinc; sweetish, 
 greenish lumps, Sul.; sweet, with hectic 
 (bronchial catarrh), I IPtel.; tasteless, lArg. 
 met., I IPhos., I IRumex, I IStann., MSyph.; 
 tasteless, in albuminuria or ascites, I Apis; 
 tasteless mucus, ICist.; tasteless mucus, in 
 whooping cough, ICina ; unpleasant, Lye 
 vir.; unpleasant flat taste, in whooping cough, 
 IBry. 
 Expectoration, tenacious (tough): Aeon., 
 Anac, Ant. sul. aur., Aur. met., Bell., Bov., 
 IIBry., Cact., Cadm. s., Carbo v., ICham., 
 Cinch., ICist., Coca, Dulc, Ferr., IHydras., 
 Indig.,Iod.,IIKalibi.,IIKalic,Lach.,Magn. c, 
 Merc ,Mez., IPhos., IPhyt. , IRhus, Seneg. , ISil., 
 ISpong., IZinc; adherent, in typhoid fever, 
 I IPhos.; adherent, in pneumonia, J I Sul.; 
 adheres to vessel, ICEnan.; adhesive, in bron- 
 chitis, IMang.; air can hardly pass through 
 (cramp), I I Lact. ac; in bronchitis, IMerc; 
 chunky mucus, with cough (membranous 
 croup), IKali bi.; clear, like white of egg 
 (whooping cough), ISeneg.; with cough, 
 Cann. s., INatr. s.; with cough, at night, 
 ■Staph.; with teasing cough, in pneumonia, 
 I INux v.; in whooping cough, IZinc; in 
 croup, I ISamb.; during day (whooping cough), 
 IMagn. m.; difficult to detach, Grin.; can 
 hardly be dislodged, seems to stick like glue, 
 
27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 779- 
 
 INitr. ac; in old drunkards, Illlic; in ty- 
 phoid fever, MPhos.; in gangraena pulmo- 
 num, ICarbo a.; gelatinous, in membranous 
 croup, IKali bi.; gelatinous, with exostosis on 
 skull, lArg. met.; glairy mucus (oedema la- 
 ryngis), ISang.; adheres to vessels, like glue 
 (pleuro-pneumonia), IIAnt. t. ; gluey, ICalc; 
 gluey, in pneumonia, Hod.; glutinous mass, 
 with great difficulty, All. sat.; grayish-white 
 mucus, drawn out in threads, with cough, 
 Ferr.; gumlike mucus, ICist.; hawking pain- 
 ful, ICanth.; cannot be hawked up, lAmm. 
 m.; in chronic inflammation of larynx and 
 trachea, IKali bi.; hard to separate, falling in 
 jelly-like lumps, light in color, almost a yel- 
 low or soft brick shade (pneumonia), IBry.; 
 black lumps (chronic bronchitis), IKali 
 bi.; in small lumps of white mucus, Sin- 
 ap.; remains in lungs, ILyc; worse in 
 morning (laryngeal affection), I Paris ; of 
 mucus, Ammoniac, ICinch., Coccus, llod., 
 Jugl., ILach., Naja, IPhos., Ver.; mu- 
 cus, like old catarrh, with cough, IZinc. ; mu- 
 cus, which is lodged in chest, lArs.; mucus, 
 with coryza, I I Lac c. ; mucus, with cough 
 caused by tickling of larynx, awaking him at 
 11.30 p.m., 1 1 Coccus; mucus, with cough at 
 noon, Bell. ; mucus, long strings, in diphthe- 
 ritic croup, IKali bi.; small quantities of mu- 
 cus only during day, ISamb.; long mucus, in 
 diphtheritic croup, IKali bi.; mucus, hard to 
 get up, in old people (pulmonary catarrh), 
 I Ars.; mucus, in phthisis, I I Sep. ; mucus, in 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t.; profuse mucus, espe- 
 cially in morning (chronic bronchial catarrh), 
 IPhos.; abundant mucus, relieves rattling 
 respiration, IHep.; mucus, with nausea and 
 cough, Ruta ; compact, filamentous 'mucus, 
 with bitter, putrid, oily taste, at end of hard 
 cough, which shakes chest and bowels, Sar- 
 rac; mucus, with sore throat, Xan.; at night, 
 and raised with difficulty, easy in daytime 
 (chronic bronchial catarrh), ISul.; from mouth 
 and nostrils (scarlatina), Crotal.; in phthisis, 
 ILach.; in pneumonia, ILyc, I ISul.; profuse, 
 white mucus (chronic catarrh), ISquilla ; 
 hanging like a rag in fauces, Agnus ; ropy, 
 Act. rac, All. sat., Ars. i., Coccion., Coccus, 
 Croc, Hpec, Kali bi.,Lobel. i., IMerc., INatr. 
 s., Tarant., Viol.; ropy, in bronchitis, or 
 phthisis, I Alum.; ropy, difficult to raise, 
 Med.; ropy mucus causes gagging and vomit- 
 ing of food, Coccus ; ropy mucus at night 
 (vicarious menses), IDig.; rust-colored (pneu- 
 monia, second and third stages), ISang.; sa- 
 liva, 1 1 Verbas.; sticks to handkerchief (pneu- 
 monia), Hod.; sticky, in typhoid fever, 
 I IPhos.; sticky mucus, with coryza, I I Lac c; 
 stringy, IHydras., IKali bi.; stringy, after 
 whooping cough, ICrotal.; stringy, in phthisis, 
 I Ars. L; stringy, in incipient phthisis follow- 
 ing amenorrhea, I ISang.; stringy mucus, with 
 larynx and tonsils covered with false mem- 
 brane, difficult to detach (membranous croup), 
 IKali bi.; stringy, salty, after cough, excited 
 by tickling in chest, IPhos..; thick phlegm, 
 with cough, ISpong.; stringy, with tickling in 
 throat, Iber.: in tuberculosis, IDulc; viscid 
 mucus, lAmm. m., ICed., Cham., Coca, ICoc- 
 cus, IMerc iod. rub., HSil.; viscid, with catar- 
 rhal cough, ICact.; viscid, loosened with diffi- 
 culty,ICalc ; viscid,can scarcely be discharged, 
 
 IBov.; viscid, in old drunkards, Illlic; viscid, 
 hangs on lips and tongue, in typhoid condi 
 tion, I IPhos.; viscid in gray lumps, IKali bi.; 
 viscid, stringy, Act. rac; viscid, hangs on lips, 
 in typhoid condition, IPhos.; viscid, can 
 neither be swallowed nor expectorated, Bapt.;. 
 viscid mucus from bronchial tubes, ejected by 
 cough, IBadiag.; viscid mucus, with dry 
 cough (bronchitis), IPhos.; viscid mucus, from 
 larynx, Bov.; viscid mucus, difficult to raise 
 in morning and on lying down, with cough, 
 ■Paris; viscid mucus, scanty, Myr. cer.; whit- 
 ish mucus, sourish, herby taste, IPhos. ac; 
 yellow, with cough awaking in morning, I Aur. 
 met.; yellow mucus, of a repulsive sweet taste, 
 Sabad.; yellow purulent, with cough, at night, 
 ■Staph.; yellowish, occasionally purulent, of 
 fatty taste and offensive odor and at times 
 mixed with lumps of blood (whooping cough), 
 
 ■ Magn. m.; yellowish green, with cough, 
 ■Kali bi. 
 
 Expectoration, thick: 1 1 Arum d., Aur. mur., 
 Chlor., ICist., IHydras., IILyc, INatr. s.,. 
 ICEnan., I IPhos., IPhyt., ISang., I IStann.; in 
 bronchia] catarrh, I Ant. t., iCalc s., IKreo., 
 ILyc, INatr. s.; with cough (phthisis), Kali m.; 
 with racking cough, in typhoid fever, 
 IPhos.; heavy, with cough, IKali bi.; heavy 
 masses of yellow or greenish, putrid-tasting 
 mucus in such quantities as to cause choking 
 and vomiting, with cough (bronchial and vesi- 
 cal catarrh), ICop.; in laryngitis, lArg. met.; 
 caused by swelling of left lobe of liver, with 
 cough, ICard. m., I Arum d., Berb., ICalc, 
 ■Coccus, Eucal., IHydras., Sang.,Sul.; mucus, 
 with resonant whistling cough, IKali bi.; 
 mucus, in chronic catarrhal laryngitis, I ISang.; 
 heavy, bluish lumps of mucus, with cough, 
 
 ■ Kali bi.; mucus, followed in a day or two by 
 clearing of voice, I I Tuberc ; mucus hawked 
 up, yellow white, with central black lump,, 
 size of pea, Oxal. ac; in phthisis, ■Cetrar.; 
 after pneumonia, ILyc; profuse, with cough 
 (chronic bronchitis), llnuL; profuse, with 
 pains in forehead or maxillary sinuses (influ- 
 enza), IPuls. ; purulent, with cough, ISil.; 
 starchlike mucus, IPhyt.; secondary syphilis, 
 USyph.; syruplike (gangraena pulmonum), 
 ICarbo a. ; tough mucus, mixed w T ith blood, 
 with fulness and pressive pain in larynx, 
 worse pressure empty deglutition and cold 
 water, Kob.; white, with cough, for tw r o years 
 (indigestion), I IPuls.; whitish mucus, CarboL 
 ac; yellow mucus, flying out of mouth when 
 coughing, IBadiag.; yellow, salty, with cough 
 (intermittent), 1 1 Lye; yellow, like boiled 
 starch, ICact.; yellowish, II Ham. Jlg^lumpy. 
 
 Expectoration, thin: All. sat., Daph., IFerr. ; 
 in bronchitis of aged, lAmm. c; difficult to 
 detach with burning in air passages, Tereb.; 
 gelatinous, mornings and during day, lAcon.; 
 glairy, with cough (hay catarrh), MSticta; 
 tough mucus, ILach. Bggf serous, trans- 
 parent. 
 
 Expectoration, transparent: INatr. m., ISil.; 
 clear, Viol.; in chronic bronchitis, Hod.; with 
 cough, IKali bi.; dirty, slate-colored, w T ith 
 cough, IKali bi.; in typhoid fever, I IPhos.; 
 glairy, mixed with black dots (bronchitis), 
 Am.; glairy, with cough, about 4 or 5 a.m. 
 (asthma) ,alw r ays worse in damp,rainy weather, 
 INatr.s.; mucus, lApis, ICinch.; like boiled 
 
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 27. COUGH AND EXPECTORATION. 
 
 starch, Dig.; looking like boiled starch, in 
 laryngitis, I Arg. met.; white, feels like a round 
 ball and rushes into mouth (nervous asthma) , 
 I ISyph. B^ 1 * albuminous, thin. 
 
 Expectoration, viscid: g^i"* tenacious. 
 
 Expectoration, with vomiting : ILach.; of what 
 has been eaten, Dig.; of food, after dinner, 
 ILach. 
 
 Expectoration, "white : Aeon., Amm. m., Ant. 
 t., Arg. met., Arund., Bor., Carbo a., Carbo v., 
 Chlor., ICinch., Cina, Coca, Cup. m., Illic, 
 Kali bi., Kreo., Lye, ICEnan., IPhos., Rhus, 
 Sep.,Sil., I IStann., I ISticta,Sul.; with threads 
 of blood, Aur. mur. ; mucus streaked with 
 blood, Bor.; in bronchitis, INux v.; caused by 
 congestions, I Kali m.; with deep, hollow 
 cough, IKali iod.; with dry cough, in evening 
 or morning (laryngo-tracheitis), I IPhos. ac; 
 with cough, in phthisis, Kali m.; in whooping 
 cough, MSquilla; creamlike, Amb.; cream- 
 colored pus (measles), ILach.; difficult to raise, 
 ICalc, IPhos.; with dyspnoea, ISpong.; easily 
 detached, with cough, I Kreo.; froth resem- 
 bling soapsuds (pneumonia), I IKali iod.; 
 frothy, raised with a hacking cough, which 
 made his chest .more sore, I IPhos.; gel- 
 atinous cough, ICurar.; grayish, I Amb.; in 
 laryngitis, I Arg. met.; with lumps (phthisis), 
 ■Bor.; lying on back (bronchitis), I Ars.; as 
 milk, I IKali m.; mucus like milk-glass, IKali 
 m.; milky mucus, HSil.; milky globules of 
 mucus, Cinch, bol.; milky mucus, profuse, 
 IZinc; milky, watery mucus, Sul.; milky, in 
 phthisis, 1 1 Sep.; mucus, Astac, Carbo v., 
 Coccus, Eucal., Hydr. ac, Niccol., ISquilla, 
 Syph.; mucus, with coryza, I I Lace. ; mucus, 
 with cough, Kali m., IKreo.; mucus, in 
 whooping cough, ICina ; mucus, hard to cough 
 up (asthma), IKali m.; mucus profuse (chronic 
 bronchitis ), IPhos.; mucus like milk, tenacious, 
 morning, ISep.; mucus, caused by tickling at 
 velum palati, with cough (asthma), I I Puis.; 
 mucus, tough as pitch, can be drawn into 
 strings, with cough, especially in morning, 
 1 1 Kali bi.; pale, Lye. v.; in phthisis, IKali bi. ; 
 salty, Hod., INatr. m.; slight, with cough 
 (acute bronchial catarrh), I ISul.; sticky mu- 
 cus, Amm. br.; tenacious mucus, which fills 
 mouth, ITabac. ; thick, with cold in chest, 
 IKali m.; thin, I I Puis.; yellowish, I I Arum d., 
 Med.; yellowish, in lung disease, IKali m.; 
 yellowish mucus, with cough, Kali m. 
 
 Expectoration, yellow : Aeon., All. sat., Amb., 
 Amm. m., Anac, Ant. t., Arg. nit., Ars., Ascl. 
 t., Aur. mur., Bor., Bry., Cact., ICalc, Calcfl., 
 Curar., IDaph., IDros., Ham., IHep.,IHydras., 
 Kali bi., IKali s., IKreo., IILyc, Magn. c, 
 Mang., IMerc, IMerc iod. flav., Natr. c, 
 ■Nitr.ac, INux v., IGEnan., 101. jec, I I Petrol., 
 I IPhos., IPuls., Ruta, ISep., ISpong., IStann., 
 Staph. , Syph . , Thuya ; acrid pus,offensive odor, 
 with cough (whooping cough), IINitr. ac; as 
 if colored by bile, Samb.; blood-streaked, 
 asthma, 1 1 Aeon. ; at times streaked with blood 
 (whooping cough), I ISeneg.; bloody mucus 
 
 with cough (pneumonia), I IStram.; in bron- 
 chitis, IMang.; in bronchial catarrh, I Ant. t.; 
 with cold in chest, IKali m.; with cough, 
 Bry., jCalc s., IDig., IKreo., INatr. m.; with 
 cough in morning, Calc p.; with cough at 
 night, IStaph.; with racking cough (typhoid 
 fever), IPhos.; in whooping cough, IZinc; 
 with day cough, IBry.; during day (whoop- 
 ing cough), IMagn. m.; dirty masses badly 
 smelling (bronchial catarrh), IHep.; in low 
 fever, ICact. ; grayish, in whooping cough, 
 I Ars.; gray, putrid smell, ICalc; grayish, 
 IILyc; grayish, gelatinous mucus without 
 taste, cough does not reach phlegm unless he 
 lies on his face, Med. ; grayish, with stertor 
 and stitches in chest (bronchitis), ILyc; 
 greenish, IKali bi., IKreo., I ISyph.; small 
 greenish masses of mucus, IILyc; profuse 
 greenish sweetish-tasting mucus, worse 
 morning and evening (phthisis), I IStann.; 
 greenish pus in phthisis, IKreo. ; heavy 
 tough matter with stuffing cough, IKali bi.; 
 lemon-colored (bronchitis), ILyc; light,Astac; 
 loose mucus coughed up with difficulty 
 (inflammation of lungs), IKali s.; in lumps, 
 IMang.; lumps with cough (phthisis), IBor.; 
 in which there are often small particles like 
 rice or lumps as large as a pea, pearly in color, 
 in morning (rheumatism), ILyc; little lumps 
 of mucus, ISpong.; lying on back (bronchitis), 
 lArs.; in morning, ICalc; in morning, with 
 cough, IPhos. ac. ; mucus, I Amb., Berb., 
 IBrom., Coccus, Hydr.ac, Kali s., Sul.; mucus, 
 bitter or greenish, with cough, I IPuls.; mucus, 
 with cough (catarrh), ICoccus; mucus, with dry 
 cough, in evening or morning (laryngo-trache- 
 itis), J- IPhos. ac; mucus, with cough, without 
 great exertion (bronchitic asthma), IKali s.; 
 mucus, in laryngeal phthisis, IDros.; profuse 
 mucus, I IPuls.; profuse mucus, in chronic 
 bronchitis, IPhos.; mucus of an acrid taste, 
 Coccus; mucus, with chronic sore throat, 
 1 101., jec; pieces, Hod.; in phthisis, ICetrar.; 
 profuse, I I Ang., IMerc iod. rub.; in bronchial 
 catarrh, ICanth.; in phthisis pulmonum, 
 ICarbo v.; profuse, with cough (phthisis pul- 
 monalis), IKali bi.; purulent, blood-streaked, 
 tenacious mucus, having a repulsive, sweetish, 
 putrid or metallic taste, in whooping cough, 
 IZinc; pus, in morning, ISep.; puslike, bad- 
 smelling, in morning, ICalc; pus streaked 
 with blood, or contains lumps of blood, IKali 
 c ; salty, Lact. ac; salty, during day, IMez.; 
 stringy mucus, has to be removed with finger 
 (membranous croup), IKali bi.; sweetish, 
 I IStann.; tenacious mucus, Aloe; thick, ICact., 
 I I Puls.;copiousthick mucus,with weak feeling 
 in chest after cough, Ruta ; thick (after vari- 
 ola), ICalc; thick, lumpy mucus, particularly 
 in morning, with hoarseness, dryness and sore- 
 ness in throat, burning, splitting pain and con- 
 striction in chest, 1 1 Puis. ; tough,on awaking in 
 morning, with cough, I Aur. met.; threads of mu- 
 cus, I Arum m.; whitish, IBrom.; whitish,dense, 
 viscous, in morning, Coca. JSi^ purulent- 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 Clavicles. Inner Chest. Lungs. Sternum. 
 
 CLAVICLES, aching : across, up left side of 
 neck into ear, during and after swallowing 
 of food, Tarax.; in and below, when inhal- 
 ing, over small space in lungs, Dros. 
 
 Clavicles, affections : especially affects clavic- 
 ular region, I Kali c. 
 
 Clavicles, bruised pain: in left, worse from 
 motion, Coccus. 
 
 Clavicles, burning : in and around, Berb. 
 
 Clavicles, caries: with malignant scrofulous 
 ulcers and fistulous openings in lymphatic 
 glands of neck, I ISil. 
 
 Clavicles, cutting : Calc. p. 
 
 Clavicles, electric sparks : as of fine, on sternal 
 end of right, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Clavicles, fungus haematodes: bleeding pro- 
 fusely, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Clavicles, lancinating : in right supraclavicular 
 region, in or near subclavian artery, Badiag. 
 
 Clavicles, numb : as if gone to sleep, Ferr. 
 
 Clavicles, pain (undefined) : IRumex ; dull, 
 transient, under left, dull, to wrist, w,orse by 
 change of weather, ICalc. p.; with catarrhal 
 headache, IRumex ; infraclavicular, after- 
 wards goes to scapulae, Dros.; under, when in- 
 haling, Alum.; under middle of left, Amm. br.; 
 in region of, Tell.; in right, Gamb. ; in region 
 of right, IChel.; from right diagonally to 
 stomach, Natr. p.; in throat, near clavicle, 
 Calc. a.; under, Arund., lAspar.; worse under 
 left, Coca. 
 
 Clavicles, pressing sensation : Nitr. sp. d. ; con- 
 strictive, below left, extending to neck, 
 I IChel.; below left, Brom.; in right, Zinc. 
 
 Clavicles, pricking: under, Arund. 
 
 Clavicles, rawness : painful, under,while hawk- 
 ing mucus from throat, IRumex. 
 
 Clavicles, rheumatic pain: IColch.; to wrists, 
 with headache, ICalc. p. 
 
 Clavicles, sensitive : supraclavicular regions 
 sore on pressure, Natr. a. 
 
 Clavicles, shooting : vertically down through 
 heart to diaphragm, worse in walking, Pseonia. 
 
 Clavicles, slip : feel as if they would slip from 
 their sockets, has to place arms akimbo, Lyss. 
 
 Clavicles, soreness: Calc. p.; above, I Apis ; 
 below, IFerr., IIPuls.; left then right, ICalc.p. 
 
 Clavicles, stitches : in and around, Berb.; fleet- 
 ing, on inside of, Pallad.; in left infraclavicular 
 region, through to left shoulder blade, worse 
 on deep inspiration (tuberculosis), IMyrtus; 
 transient, on inner side of right, under, 
 on deep inspiration, 1 1 Lye; intermittent, 
 Sabina; acute, in left, Zinc; starting in 
 just beneath skin upon acromial extrem- 
 ity of left, shooting downward through 
 left lung and out at left side of abdo- 
 
 men, just below ribs, worse upon slightest 
 movement of body, after a severe cold for a 
 week or ten days, F I Phos.; in region of left, to- 
 wards right side, worse taking a deep breath 
 (inflammation of lungs), ICornus ; under left, 
 Chel. ; sharp, in scapular end, during inspira- 
 tion and expiration, Squilla. 
 
 Clavicles, sunken: particularly right side (con- 
 sumption), Hod. 
 
 Clavicles, swelling: 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Clavicles, tearing: Cham.; in left, Brom.; par- 
 alytic, IFerr. mur.; under, ILyc. 
 
 Clavicles, tension : in left, Zinc; under, ILyc 
 
 Clavicles, throbbing: painful, Brach.; pain- 
 ful, with angina pectoris, I Kali c ; pulsa- 
 tion in and around, Berb.; aching in left in- 
 fraclavicular region, through to left shoulder 
 blade, worse on deep inspiration (tuberculo- 
 sis), IMyrtus. 
 
 Clavicles, ulcers : ICalc p.; syphilitic, I IJacea. 
 
 Clavicles, water : to toes, as if cold water were 
 running along narrow line, ICaust. 
 
 INNER CHEST, abdomen : bowel symptoms 
 seemed to alternate (dropsy), IDig.; pains 
 alternate, iEsc h.; pains extend to (epidemic 
 affection), 1 1 Card. m. 
 
 Inner chest, abscess : sensation of an abscess 
 on left, between pectoralis major and minor, 
 hard and sensitive to touch, drawing pains in 
 every direction, worse on motion of arm, 
 Med. 
 
 Inner chest, aching : Arm, Arum d., Carbo v., 
 IClem., Lyss.; under clavicle, to sternum, 
 lAilant. ; with cough, IPhyt.; dull, heavy in 
 morning, Arum d.; dull, in leftside, Carbol. 
 ac; dull, in left (pneumonia), I Arm; dull, in 
 left side, near middle of sternum, lApis; dull, 
 constant, in muscles of left, worse using arms 
 in afternoon and evening, I I Ham.; in right, 
 I Amyl.;dull, with soreness to touch, ICalc. ph.; 
 dull/ in upper, MSticta; above epigastrium 
 and especially on each side of lower end of 
 sternum after a cup of tea, 1 1 Rumex ; better 
 from expectorating mucus, lAsaf.; to hips, 
 ICarbo v.; a slightly hot, quiet sensation be- 
 low, sometimes lower down, Lyss.; intercostal 
 muscles in right side, locality of sixth and 
 seventh ribs, on inspiration, Chin, a.; inter- 
 costal space in second, to sternum, Cain.; in 
 left, Apis, I IRumex; in left, after meals, Ru- 
 mex; in left, worse at night, Iod.; under left 
 breast, cannot lie on left side, Eup. perf.; left, 
 beneath clavicle, worse by inspiration and re- 
 turning some days in succession, Mez.; in left 
 side, w r orse from deep inspiration, better from 
 deep pressure, ICEnan.; in middle, through to 
 back, ICrotal.; at night, when waking, Seneg.; 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 in pectoral muscles, when she moves in bed, 
 and when crossing arms, Ang. ; pectoralis 
 major, as from lying on hard mattress, Bor.; 
 caused by reading, MStann.; along edge of 
 lower ribs, Pallad. ; in ribs, as if pressed to- 
 gether, Calend.; pain in right side, passing 
 through to back, worse on taking a long breath 
 and lying on right side, 1 1 Phy t. ; in side, on 
 awaking, lArg. nit.; in small spots (incipient 
 tuberculosis), • Agar. ; sore pain, with anguish 
 and restlessness (after Aeon.), IPhos.; with or 
 without soreness, producing dyspnoea and 
 mental depression, ILyc; excited by talking, 
 Stram.; various places, size of a half dollar, 
 Arg. nit. ; as if front had been compressed in 
 a vise, IHelon. figi*"* bruised feeling, sore- 
 ness. 
 
 Inner chest, affections (in general) : 1 1 Chloral., 
 IHyos., Menyanth., INux m.; chronic, ICi- 
 mex ; supervening and complicating typhoid 
 and typhus fever, IPhos.; in horses, liEsc. 
 h. ; in hysterical, weakly and fidgety females, 
 ■Cinch.; succeeding repelled itch, symptoms 
 worse at night and in cold air, better by wrap- 
 ping up and keeping warm, IHep. 
 
 Inner chest, alive : feeling as if something 
 living were hopping, ICroc. 
 
 Inner chest, angina pectoris : Acet.ac, I Aeon., 
 lAct.rac, I Agar., IIAmm.c, IIAmyl.,1 lAnac, 
 Ang., IIApis, IIArn., lArs., Asaf., IIAur. met., 
 IIAur. mur., IBar. m., I Bell., HCact., Cann., 
 Caust., IChel., IChin. a., • Chloral., Crotal., 
 Crot. t., I ICup. ars., ICup.m., IDig., IDiosc. , 
 Gels., Glon., IHep., Hydr. ac, Ign., Ipec, 
 Uugl., IKali c, IKalm., ILach., ILactu. v., 
 ILaur. , ILyc,IMagn.p.,IMosch. , INaja,INuxv., 
 HOxal.ac, I IPhos., 1 1 Phy t., Plumb., Psor., 
 Sep., HSpig., HSpon., IStram., I ISyph., 
 ITabac, ITarant., IVer., Verbas.,Vib., I I Zinc; 
 excessive agony extends to shoulders, IVer.; 
 •great anxiety, ICact. ; sudden anxiety, ITa- 
 bac; loss of appetite, gas in bowels, INux 
 v. ; chronic, lAnt. c; while climbing, ICoca ; 
 from coffee, tobacco or alcoholic stimulants, 
 ■Nux v.; exerting herself or when excited, ICup. 
 ac; from excitement and exertion, with slow 
 pulse, ICup. m.; »with fatty degeneration of 
 heart, IKalm.; during attack fearing some or- 
 ganic lesion of heart will cause sudden death, 
 ICact.; headache, Bar. m.; and its irritation 
 occurring in hysterical women, Crotal.; pain 
 worse by strong inspiration, or coughing, 
 IKali c; marasmus, Chin, s.; caused and ag- 
 gravated by motion or mental disturbance, 
 INux v.; sudden attack, caused by careless, 
 quick movements, particularly arms in upward 
 direction, or traceable to no particular cause, 
 IDig.; muscular, with flabby dilatation of heart, 
 IDig.; neurotic form of suffocative breast pang, 
 with cardiac hypertrophy, ISpig.; awaking, 
 at night, IChrom. ac; worse at night, INux v.; 
 worse at night, especially 1 to 5 a.m., IIArs. ; 
 during attacks at night, patient lies upon 
 knees, with body bent backwards, INux v.; 
 pain to left arm, anterior neck, lower jaw, 
 hack and region of kidneys, INux v.; pains 
 end with discharge of flatus and profuse clear 
 urine, INux v. ; pressing pain, worse between 
 shoulder blades, I I Petrol.; pressure proceeds 
 from spine, ISamb.; with scarlatina, IMerc 
 iod. flav., IPhyt.; with stupor, IChim. m. 
 
 anxiety, congestion, constriction, 
 
 fulness, neuralgia, oppression, press- 
 ing. 
 
 Inner chest, anxiety : I Aeon., Agar., Anag., As- 
 tac, Bry., Caps., Cupr. s., IGuarsea, Iber., 
 Kali bi., IKali c, ISul., 1 1 Zinc; with dis- 
 tended abdomen, I I Caust. ; morbid agitation, 
 Benz. ac; driving him into open air, Anac; 
 anguish, 1 1 Aeon., IIArs., lAur. mur., Bry., 
 ICact., Calc, Carbo v., I IDiad., IDig., Ilpec, 
 IPhos., Puis., ISpig., Ver.; oppressive anguish 
 gives patient desire to escape from bed (chol- 
 era Asiatica), I IVer.; in evening, in bed, 
 Anag.; in blepharitis, IKali c; in breast (car- 
 dialgia biliosa) , ILobel. i.; with burning, and 
 sticking behind sternum, IPhos.; children, 
 ICalc; anxious contraction, IIAur. mur.; 
 worse from any emotion, I IPhos. ; in evening, 
 in bed, Bor.; worse evening and morning, 
 IPhos.; with fever, 1 1 Caust.; in gastralgia, 
 ■Lye; in heart disease, I IFerr.; hypochon- 
 driacal, seems to originate in upper part, Ars.; 
 in left, with confused undulating sensation in 
 cardiac region, Merc, per.; in lower, frequent- 
 ly compelling him to take a deep breath, 
 Prun.; in morning, Hyper.; at night, from 
 waving throbbing in chest, Ast. r. ; with op- 
 pression, IKreo.; oppression, when lying 
 down, with delayed menses, IGraph.; pain- 
 ful, after playing on piano a short time, must 
 lie down, INatr. c; in prsecordial region, caus- 
 ing constriction of (hysteria), ICinnam.; in 
 right, during inhalation, Chel.; worse, sitting, 
 ICup. ac; by spells, Psor.; after stool, in even- 
 ing, I I Caust.; in upper (pneumonia), I IChel. 
 J5^" angina. 
 
 Inner chest, back : pain in lower part, better 
 lying on back, Amb. ; pains going to loins (epi- 
 demic affection), 1 1 Card, m.; shudders over, 
 Seneg.; disease, with spinal irritation, IPhos. 
 gig * stitches. 
 
 Inner chest, ball: feeling of a hard, in mid- 
 dle, with pressure to back, IKali c. 
 
 Inner chest, bladder : as if hanging in left, be- 
 tween attacks of palpitation, Aur. met. 
 
 Inner chest, blows : painful, Cadm. s. 
 
 Inner chest, boring : IBism., IFerr., I ITarax.; 
 with headache, Bism.; in left side, > below 
 axilla, about fourth rib, better turning on 
 right side, Chrom. ac; in right anterior, near 
 seventh rib (pregnancy), IBism.; intense, 
 below, worse below left scapula, Med.; spreads 
 over whole, worse during night, I ISil. 
 gigr digging. 
 
 Inner chest, brain : as of something whirling to 
 brain, all arteries throb (cardiac rheumatism), 
 ICact. 
 
 Inner chest, breathing : pain with every deep 
 breath (rheumatism), ICham.; as though only 
 half filled, as though some impediment ex- 
 isted, IDig.; scarcely moves, IFerr. 
 
 Inner chest, broken feeling : in evening, 
 ^Zing. 
 
 Inner chest, bruised feeling: IIApis, lArn., 
 ICarbov., Cornus, IFerr., Lyss.,IMez.,Murex, 
 INatr. m., IIPuls. , I IKan. sc, IStann.; articu- 
 lations feel as if beaten on motion, breath or 
 coughing, IIArn.; in nervous asthma, IKreo.; 
 as if beaten, IIApis, lArn., HCalc, Calc. a., 
 Med., 1 1 Mur. ac; as if beaten, or from a blow, 
 ICinch.; as if beaten, in evening, Lyss.; as if 
 beaten, in rheumatism, ICham.; ribs, as if 
 beaten, in morning, Calad.; as if beaten, while 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 riding in a carriage, Zinc; in bones and carti- 
 lages, during motion, breathing or coughing, 
 1 1 Arm; when coughing, IFerr. mur., IKreo.; 
 in upper part, as if he had fallen upon 
 it, Sul.*; in short ribs, with ill humor, IRan. b.; 
 in hydrothorax, 1 1 Apis ; as from recent injury, 
 Apis ; whole left side, after rising in morning, 
 movement of shoulder causes pain, pain 
 spreads over chest, with short breath, cannot 
 speak long sentences, I IRan. b.; worse by mo- 
 tion, I IChel.; on motion, becomes cutting and 
 sharp (rheumatism), I IRan. b.; in muscles, 
 MPhyt., Ziz., in muscles, in morning when 
 she moves in bed, and by day when she folds 
 her arms, IStaph.; in pneumonia. IPhos.; in 
 ribs, ICarbo v.; in ribs, with cough, Arn.; in 
 left ribs, as if bruised or dislocated, Aloe; in 
 lowest ribs, in evening, IRan. b.; in morning, 
 in region of lowest true rib, I IRan. b.; in re- 
 gion of short ribs, with pain in back, lassitude 
 and ill humor, IRan. b. ; painful spot in region 
 of second rib to sternum, IBry.; in lower right, 
 Amm. m.; in whole right side, Zinc; worse 
 under left shoulder blade (phthisis), IMillef.; 
 towards right shoulder, becoming fixed there, 
 worse after frequent coughing, after cold 
 drinks, Psor.; in small spot in upper part, in- 
 ternally, Zinc; worse from touch, motion or 
 turning body (pleurodynia), IIRan. b.; with 
 sensation of weakness* I IRan. sc fi^T* ach- 
 
 ing, soreness. 
 
 Inner chest, burning : Acet. ac, lAcon., Amb., 
 Amm. c, Ananth., lApis, lArn., IIArs., lAsaf., 
 IBism., Bry., ICalc, Calc a., HCanth., Berb., 
 Caps., Carbo v., Cast, eq., Cham., ICic, ICop., 
 Cub., IHydras., Hyper., 1 1 Kali br., IKreo., 
 Merc sul., INux m., INux v., IPhos., Phos. ac, 
 Psor., Sabad., ISang., Seneg., IZinc; in apho- 
 nia, HCaust.; from below up into throat, 
 Calc p.; in same point, from which blood 
 seems to come, ILed.;in bones, Mez.; between 
 breasts, worse right side in afternoon, Sang. ; 
 must take a deep breath frequently, I I Ran. b. ; 
 in costal cartilage of fifth rib, right side, worse 
 during rest, Como.; sensation, bounded by a 
 line drawn across lower end of sternum and 
 another about middle, as if there was a cavity 
 extending from side to side, filled with burn- 
 ing air, which dilated in puffs in all direc- 
 tions and could be felt impinging on walls of 
 cavity, Med. ; in centre, IDros.; in centre, worse ! 
 •on deep inspiration (amenorrhcea), I I Sep.; 
 in choroiditis, alternating with bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, lArs.; as from glowing coals, ICarbo v.; 
 cold seems to increase it, a piece of ice cools ■ 
 it for an instant, then it is hotter, Med.; com- 
 ing and going, I ICarb. s.; in lower part, dis- ' 
 tress, with constrictive, JEsc. h.; with coryza, ; 
 IZinc; from cough, in catarrh of chest, ' 
 IKali bi.; during cough, Agar., Ailant., 
 Ant. c, I IGels., Iod., ILach.; during cough, 
 as if a piece of lung would come out, Magn. i 
 s.; with dry cough, IBufo., Illod., USpong.; 
 with dry cough, evening and morning, IKali 
 c; with dry cough, evening and night, IMagn. j 
 m.; in whooping cough, IBry., ICaust.; deep, ! 
 worse right side, evenings in bed, Natr. p.; 
 deep, in tuberculosis, ILach.; downward, I 
 Calc. p.; above epigastrium and chest affec- ! 
 tion after abortion, INux m.; during intervals j 
 of* epilepsy, Cup. m.; rising to face, IISul.; as 
 from a coal of fire, ICarbo v.; heat in fore- 
 
 head, ICrotal.; through entire front, I Apis; 
 with haemoptysis, lArs. ; with headache, 
 Bism. ; in hydrothorax, Amm. c; on taking 
 an inspiration, ILaur.; in integuments, Iod.; 
 in left side, Grat., Zinc; in left, through to 
 back with cough, 1101. jec ; in left, with 
 haemoptysis, lArs.; pain around left side be- 
 low heart and across stomach, worse evening, 
 sometimes extends down as far as kidneys, 
 causes him to shake all over, pain worse every 
 third night, lasts two or three hours, gradually 
 leaves him, feels it when drawing full breath 
 (remittent neuralgia of chest), I I Sul.; in left, 
 below nipple, worse on deep inspiration, Ru- 
 mex; in left side during rest, better by mo- 
 tion, Euphor.; in left, near sternum, Ind.; in 
 left, to throat, Sul. ac; in left, with throbbing, 
 aching, tickling, Myrtus; in left, in tuber- 
 culosis, IMyrtus; in left, extending upward, 
 Stront.; worse in left, on which patient cannot 
 lie (bronchitis), IPhos.; when lying on right, 
 Seneg. ; in middle,Magn.s. ; worse from motion, 
 ICrotal.; with expectoration of large quan- 
 tity of yellow, thick, lumpy mucus, I I Pals.; 
 as if in flesh, two or three inches below left 
 nipple, I ILach.; constant, with oppression 
 (idiopathic and rheumatic endo- and pericar- 
 ditis), Ver. v.; in outer, Bov.; in paroxysms, 
 Puis.; on one edge of left pectoral muscle, 
 Hyper.; in pneumonia, IIAcon. ; in pneumo- 
 nia or haemoptysis, IIArs.; with pressing 
 pain, ICarbo a.; "with pressure, Phos. ac; in 
 right, IBell., Rumex ; in right, externally, 
 Asar.; in right, as from stress, extending to 
 back, Zinc; seems to rise from, ISul.; rises 
 into, ICalc. p.; between scapulae, Chel.; in 
 sides, after dinner, Agar.; disturbs light 
 slumber, midnight till morning (asthma), 
 lArs.; in fixed spot, ILed.; in small spots, 
 I Amm. m.; in a small spot in right side, near 
 pit of stomach, Zinc; in small red spots on, 
 accompanying rheumatism, Mang. ; extend- 
 ing to sternum (pneumonia), I Ant. t.; along 
 sternum, gradually spreads over whole chest, 
 passes off with stitches through nipples, after 
 a warm drink, Tereb.; stinging, like coals of 
 fire, through to shoulders, ILach.; stinging, 
 in left, when taking a deep breath, Lyss.; 
 stinging, in whole left, suddenly, when tak- 
 ing a deep inspiration, while in the act of ly- 
 ing down in bed at night, Rumex ; surging 
 through, Lyss.; with burning stitching in 
 teeth, ISil.; towards throat, I Ant. t., IMerc; 
 with dry throat, IMur. ac; as high as pit of 
 throat, Sabad.; in incipient tuberculosis, 
 • Agar.; unbearable across (typhoid pneumo- 
 nia), ITereb. ; passing upward, I ILobel. L; 
 as if boiling water were poured on chest (pal- 
 pitation), I Aeon, j^g"* heat. 
 Inner chest, bursting sensation : with cough, 
 Merc. ; pain as if it would fly to pieces, when 
 coughing or drawing a deep breath, ISul.; 
 with fulness and pressure, severe cramps, ex- 
 tending into chest, Coff.; in gastralgia, ILyc; 
 painful, I IMur. ac; painful, after going up- 
 stairs, presses with both hands, Arg. nit.; 
 with palpitation (hyperaemia from stenocar- 
 dia), lAur. mur.; better by pressure over pain- 
 ful spot and quietness (sciatica), 1 1 Rhus; 
 splitting pain with expectoration of large 
 quantity of yellow, thick lumpy mucus, 
 I I Puis.; in upper, Arg. nit. 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 Inner chest, cartilages : affections, Arg. met. 
 
 Inner chest, catching pain : under right breast, 
 oppressing respiration, I I Merc. iod. rub. 
 
 Inner chest, chill: begins, Cic; spreads from, 
 Spig. Jg^° chilliness, coldness. 
 
 Inner chest, chilliness : Alum., Ars.; in even- 
 ings, lArs.; yawning and icy cold feet, Paris ; 
 in left side, Natr. c; after stool, Plat. 
 jg^° chill, coldness. 
 
 Inner chest, clawing : spasmodic, Stront. 
 
 Inner chest, coldness: I I Apis,, Ars., Zinc; 
 feeling of on anterior, Cain.; from front to 
 back, ICarbo a.; feeling, then cold breath 
 (emphysema), ICamph.; across, during chill, 
 ICaps.; sensation, caused by cold drinks, 
 lElaps ; sensation, after expectoration, BZinc; 
 felt like a lump of ice in right (diarrhoea), 
 IISul.; as of ice, when chilled or sweat is 
 checked (bronchitis), I ISul.; sensation, ICic, 
 Lactu. v., Oleand., Ruta, Sul. ; sensation at 
 seat of pain (chorea), ICact.; transient, Sul.; as 
 if she had wet cloths applied to three parts on 
 anterior walls, viz., both infraclavicular fossae 
 and just under left breast, when she goes out 
 of doors, better going into house, prevents 
 conversing, after a fall two and a half years 
 ago, 1 1 Ran. b.; on going into cold wind felt 
 something strike icy cold in centre of lower, 
 I IPhos. JS^" chill, chilliness. 
 
 Inner chest, commotion : I Amyl. 
 
 Inner chest, compression : weight, Lil. tig. 
 
 Inner chest, concussive pain : behind ster- 
 num (dry cough), ICimex. 
 
 Inner chest, congestion: Aloe, Alum., Am, 
 HCact., ICalc, HCamph., ICarbo v., I IChlor., 
 Gamb., IGels., IKali c, 1 1 Lil. tig., IMerc., 
 IIMillef.,INuxv., IIPhos.,Sarrac.,Sec.,l I Sep., 
 ISil., ISquilla, IISul. ; from exposure to cold 
 air, Act. rac; with anxiety, heat and palpita- 
 tion, INitr. ac; with aphonia, IFerr.; with 
 apoplexy, ICup. m.; causing asthma, INux v., 
 HSpong., ISul.; from bathing in sea, IMagn. 
 m.; deep, stertorous rattling breathing, IOp.; 
 at climaxis, Arg. nit.; with flatulent colic, 
 ILyc.; causes cough, Bell.; ebullition, Dig.; 
 with dry heat of face, 01. an.; feeling of rush 
 of blood, ICup. m.; with flushes of heat in 
 face and frequent pulse in afternoon, Seneg. ; 
 with paleface, IGlon.; in typhoid fever, IPhos.; 
 frequent, with amenorrhcea, IGraph.; with 
 haemoptysis, IPuls.; from chest to head, like 
 a stream, during sleep, Millef.; with headache, 
 in veta, ICoca; with heat and burning,! INux 
 v.; with heat and dyspnoea, Ratan.; inclina- 
 tion to, IFerr.; to left, with palpitation, Calc. 
 a.; preventing lying down, I ICact.; measles 
 recede, IGels.; delayed menses, IGraph.; dur- 
 ing menses, Glon.; at time menses ought to 
 appear, I INux m.; in morning, I lElaps ; from 
 least movement or exertion, with faintish 
 weakness, ISpong.; in menorrhagia, ICalc; 
 with nausea, IVer. v.; at night, with aphonia, 
 IFerr.; at night, with anxious dreams, IPuls.; 
 with orgasm of blood, Sep.; violent orgasm, 
 with dysmenorrhcea, Merc per.; precedes op- 
 pression, I IKali m.; with palpitation, HCact., 
 HSep., I ISpong.; with audible palpitation, 
 Thuya ; with palpitation, especially in rapidly 
 growing youths, I IPhos.; simulating pneu- 
 monia, during fever, causing great alarm, 
 1 1 Med.; during pregnancy, IGlon., INatr. m., 
 ISep.; with pressure, obliging one to breathe 
 
 quickly, Lactu. v.; with rapid respiration, 
 IVer.; right side, after sitting, morning, Pal- 
 lad. ; blood seems to rush into, as if it would 
 burst, with dyspnoea, ISpong.; sensation of 
 rush of blood (rheumatism of diaphragm), 
 ICact.; to upper, INitr. ac; after uterine hem- 
 orrhage, IIAur. m.; with vomiting, IVer. v.;. 
 alter writing,Amm. c. fl@r ebullition, ful- 
 ness, heat, oppression ; also Lungs, con- 
 gestion. 
 Inner chest, constriction : lAng., Ant. t., Apis, 
 IIArs., Ars. h., Aspar., Bapt., IIBell., IBry., 
 Cadm. s., I ICalc, ICarbo a., IICheL, Coccul., 
 ■Dig., IDros., Elaps, IGlon., IHell., I Hod.,, 
 Ilpec, IKreo., IILach., ILyc, IMagn. m.,, 
 IMagn. p., IManc, IMerc, I IMerc iod. rub., 
 IOp., I IPhos., IPuls., Stront., Tabac, I IVer.,-; 
 alternating with pain in abdomen, ICalc. ;. 
 with pressure and digging around navel, 
 ICalc; in afternoon, with sharp, incisive pain,, 
 between scapulae passing through to sternum, 
 I I Lac. c; when walking in open air, after 
 breakfast, hawking of much mucus, seem- 
 ingly from middle of sternum, Lith.; anxious, 
 in scarlatina, Ilpec; with anxiety, in evening,, 
 IStann.; with anxiety and difficult respira- 
 tion, ISpig. ; with apprehension, Alum.; on 
 bringing arms together in front, ISul. ; with 
 asthma, Coff., I INaja, I INux v., I ISul.; as of 
 a band with palpitation, I ICact.; as if a band 
 were tightly drawn around, I Amyl.; as if a 
 band encircled line of pleura, I IOp.; as if 
 bound, hindering respiration, Cact.; on tak- 
 ing a deep breath, 1 1 Ham. , ISul.; with diffi- 
 cult breathing, evening until 10, better lying 
 down, ICalc. p.; during chill (intermittent), 
 I Ars., ICimex ; with chill and fever, IKali c ; 
 in cholera Asiatia, lArs.; during cough, Sep., 
 Stram. ; in, with spasmodic cough, IMosch. ; 
 from tight clothing dull, aching pain all over 
 lungs, as if they had been overworked, ILyc; 
 better after cough (asthma), I Ant. t.; causing 
 disposition to cough, ICoccul.; with cough, 
 Con.; with dry cough, worse towards morn- 
 ing, ICon.; with spasmodic dry tickling cough, 
 IMagn. p.; with whooping cough, I IMur. ac; 
 with cramp in stomach, ICalc; every day 
 (prosopalgia), IChel.; with dyspnoea, IDig., 
 Rhod.; with dyspnoea and asthmatic symp- 
 toms, IPuls.; with dyspnoea and cough, 
 ICon.; with dyspnoea and headache, IColoc;. 
 with expectoration of thick lumpy mucus, 
 I IPuls.; in evening, I Ars.; after headache, 
 IColoc; with hysterical headache, IMosch. ; 
 with rheumatism and pain of heart, ICact.; 
 as if a crowbar were pressed tightly from right 
 to left breast till it came and twisted around 
 heart, which stopped, then leaped violently, 
 Tabac; with irregular heartbeat (rheumatism, 
 after disappearance of swelling of joints), I Aur. 
 mur.; when going up hill, IIArs.; in hydro- 
 thorax, IHell.; from inhaling steam arising 
 from fat, I IPsor.; with deep inspiration, A gar.; 
 with inclination for deep inspiration, Ictod.; 
 intermittent (asthma Millari),IGuaraea ; in left 
 side to right, with sharp pain to throat, cla- 
 vicle, left axilla and scapula, better changing 
 position,Lit.tig.;asif ligated with cords, morn- 
 ing (dyspepsia), I Arg. nit.; in lower, at bottom 
 of lungs, 1 1 Med.; as of a cord drawn tightly 
 around lower part, marking out attachment 
 of diaphragm (rheumatism of diaphragm),. 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 llCact.; across lower half, impeding respira- 
 tion, with subacute pain, worse lying on right 
 side, Lye. vir.; intense, in all parts, as if lungs 
 were being pressed up into throat, causing ex- 
 treme agony, so that she despaired of life, 
 ILach.; of lungs, as if tied up in bundles 
 (senile pneumonia), IDig.; on motion or 
 exertion, lArs., I INux v.; as if lungs could 
 not be properly expanded, Asaf.; worse on 
 slightest movement, in spasmodic asthma, 
 Ang.; in muscles, INux m., IStram.; as if 
 too narrow, I I Agar., ICarbol. ac, IIGraph.; 
 as if too narrow, frequently draws shoulders 
 back to overcome this and to get air (phthisis), 
 1 1 Sul. ; with nausea or chill, Ars. h.; in de- 
 squamative nephritis, I I Plumb.; intercostal 
 neuralgia, IMagn. p. ; at night, erethism of 
 vascular system, congestion, worse from least 
 covering, better lying with chest elevated, 
 IFerr.; worse at night (haemoptysis), IFerr.; 
 painful, Amm. br., ICaps., I IMagn. m., ISul.; 
 painful, as if cut to pieces, Zinc; painful, 
 around lower part, IGels. ; painful, as if a cord 
 were tightly bound around false ribs, with ob- 
 struction of breathing, llCact.; painful, from 
 short ribs to lumbar vertebrae, ICamph.; pain- 
 ful, spasmodic, Aur. met., ISpong.; with pal- 
 pitation, HCadm. s., Glon., I Kali m.; in peri- 
 carditis, 1 1 Aeon.; in phthisis florida, after 
 pneumonia, IFerr.; in pleurisy, IFerr. mur.; 
 painful, in muscles, Nux m. ; shooting, from 
 centre (thoracic muscles) to lower abdomen, 
 pain coming on severely at intervals and then 
 remitting, Cornus ; better drawing shoulders 
 back (tuberculosis) , ICalc; in right side, Ast. r., 
 ICina; on both sides, Bell., Menyanth. ; spas- 
 modic, I Aur. met., Illgn., I Op., IPhos.; spas- 
 modic, with difficult breathing, ICup. ac, 
 Sars. ; spasmodic, obstructing breathing and 
 preventing speech, ICup. m.; spasmodic, with 
 cough, Amm. c, Asaf., ISpong.; spasmodic, 
 in whooping cough, ICaust., ISpong.; spas- 
 modic, after hysteria, IKali c; spasmodic of 
 lower, INux v.; impeding speech, ICact.; 
 spasmodic, after talking, IHep.; under ster- 
 num, better from heat of bed, I IPhos.; better 
 stretching himself, Cinnab. ; as if about to 
 suffocate when falling asleep, IGraph.; suffo- 
 cative, caused by aching in abdomen, 
 ICamph.; suffocative, sensation of trembling 
 about heart, IMosch.; suffocative, waking 
 from a troubled sleep (functional disturbance 
 of heart), ILach.; suffocative, in evening, on 
 attempting to step into bed, must sleep in 
 chair,severe attack towards morning, I INux v.; 
 suffocative, sweats from agony, IVer.; as from 
 vapors of sulphur, IKali m.; suffocative, pain- 
 ful, especially when walking, has to stand 
 still (angina pectoris), Uugl.; extending to 
 throat, Asaf.; in upper, hurts on coughing, 
 ICham.; as if in a vise, iEthus.; with attempts 
 to vomit, ICup. ac; w r hen w r alking and as- 
 cending, 1 1 Ars., ICoca, IDig., I ILed.; in walk- 
 ing (headache), lAnac; after cold washing, 
 I INux m.; while at w T ork, INatr. m. 
 J8@* angina, pressing, spasmodic pain. 
 Inner chest, contraction: ICamph.; to ab- 
 domen, compels to bend over, Berb.; in 
 angina pectoris, IStram.; anxious, ICup. m.; 
 with asthma, 1 1 Ars.; in whooping cough or 
 heart disease, ISpong.; with deep inhalations, 
 I ILobel L; muscles as if contracting, better by 
 
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 stretching, Brach.; painful, Med.; painful, in 
 cholera Asiatica, ICup. m.; painful, caused by 
 cough, Med.; painful, worse after drinking, 
 Cupr. s.; painful in front part, extending to 
 abdomen, obliging to bend double, Berb.; 
 painful, during menses, Sep.; painful of 
 muscles, Spig., ITereb.; sensation of, CycL; 
 spasmodic, Asaf.; spasmodic, especially when 
 drawing breath, IPuls.; spasmodic, with 
 cough, in cholera Asiatica, ICup. m.; spas- 
 modic, after drinking, ICup. m.; spasmod- 
 ic, with inclination to urinate, in cholera 
 Asiatica, ICup. m.; spasmodic, before vomit- 
 ing, in cholera Asiatica, ICup. m.; suffocating, 
 with whooping cough, IStram.; before vomit- 
 ing, I ICup. m.; waking, after midnight, w r ith 
 slow, heavy wheezing, respiration, compels 
 him to sit bend forward, Zinc. Jg^" angina, 
 constriction, tension, tightness. 
 
 Inner chest, cough : precedes aching (Bright' s 
 disease), I Ars.; caused by something acrid or 
 dry,Benz. ac. ; affects chest, ISep.; arising from, 
 Med.; as though it would burst chest (rheu- 
 matism), ICham.; with bruised feeling, Am., 
 IIRumex; bursting pain, Caps., ISul.; burn- 
 ing, Hep., ISpong.; cutting, INatr. m.; comes 
 from depths, Ars. h.; dry, hacking, with 
 pains (asthma), I I Zing.; dry, periodic, w r ith 
 pain, ISang.; dry, tickling (emansio mensi- 
 um), IDig.; with excoriation (cardiac rheu- 
 matism), I IPhos.; seems to come from full 
 feeling, Chin, a.; precedes heavy feeling 
 (Bright's disease) lArs.; after variola, ICalc; 
 irritation, ICalc; short hacking, caused by 
 irritation low down, Osm.; with irritation 
 proceeding from left side, ICinch. ; ex- 
 cites itching and tickling, worse at night 
 and lying down, 1 1 Con.; jars chest, ISul.; 
 seems to come from low down in, worse 
 at night, with profuse expectoration (phthi- 
 sis), I IStann.; affected chest, in morning, 
 I ISelen.; caused bv mucus, Asar. ; pain- 
 ful, Astac, IBry., ICalc, ICaust., ICham., 
 ICinch., Con., iKali bi., IKali c, I IPsor., 
 ■ ISpong.; painful in ascites, lApis ; painful 
 in bronchitis, IPhos.; painful in cardiac 
 rheumatism, I IPhos.; painful in laryngo- 
 
 • tracheitis, I IVer,; pain, must sit up and 
 hold chest, INatr. s.; painful, in intermit- 
 tent, lAnt. t.; pain in left side (lower lung), 
 and sensitive to percussion, IMyos.; pain over 
 left upper part, Chrom. ac; pain under left, 
 I IMosch.; pain better by external pressure, 
 IPhos.; and sneezing cause pains in last left 
 short rib, Meph.; pain on top, IHep.; pain in 
 upper, 1101. jec; precedes pain, ICarbo v.; 
 pain in middle, Cimex ; pain in side, IPhyt. ; 
 dry, constant, with pain, Ailant.; in evening, 
 with pains, passing off when she is quiet, 
 IPsor.; with pain, compelling to press with 
 hand, IKreo. ; loose with pain (laryngo-trache- 
 itis), I IPuls.; with pain about last ribs in left 
 side, INatr. s.; with sore pain, Ipec; spasmodic 
 hollow or deep, with pain, Meph.; unbearable 
 pain (pneumonia), lAnt. t.; causes rawness, 
 lArn., I ISenecio ; with pain in ribs, must sup- 
 port with hands, IDros.; excited by scraping, 
 IColch.; causes scratching, Kali c; shakes 
 chest hard, Sarrac; shakes chest in influenza, 
 I Ant. t.; shaking, caused by tickling as from 
 crust in upper throat, Calc a.; spot (region of 
 right bronchus), feels sore as if cough jarred 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 and hurt it at each cough, Chlor.; soreness, 
 Ars. s. f., IIFerr., ISep., ISiL, ISul.; forced 
 barking with soreness, I IRumex ; sensation of 
 soreness after every cough, Stann.; with sore- 
 ness to stomach, lAmyg. ; dry spasmodic, with 
 pain in ribs during chill, ISabad.; spasmodic, 
 resembling whooping cough, excited by tick- 
 ling from larynx to stomach, ISep.; painful 
 spot size of a dollar in left middle (stomacace), 
 ICarbo v.; stinging, Kalic, INatr. m.; stitches, 
 lArn , I Ars., Bell., IIBry., IPsor., ISep., Sul.; 
 better by pressure, Bor.; has to support chest 
 during cough, Dros.; felt especially in pit of 
 throat, Jamb.; with pulling up to throat pit, 
 ■Caps.; from tickling, IPhos., Sars., BVerbas.; 
 affects chest, caused by tickling in throat, 
 ■Kali c; with ulcerative pain in ribs, ILach.; 
 from upper front, Ars. h. fggj^ Chap. 27, 
 Cough chest, concussive. 
 Inner chest, corroding pain : beneath carti- 
 lage of last ribs, right side, Bell. 
 Inner chest, cracking; below last ribs, on 
 straightening as if one had been dislocated 
 and snapped back again. 
 Inner chest, cramplike pain : jg^° spas- 
 modic pain. 
 Inner chest, crawling : as if warm drops were 
 running over, better pressing with finger, 
 Ars. h.; in upper part, causes cough, I I Sang.; 
 as of insects above left mamma, Ant. t* in 
 right upper in morning causes cough, INux 
 m.; short, Berb. JggT 1 ' creeping. 
 Inner chest, creeping : sensation as of a snake 
 over entire region of short ribs, in left side, 
 Murex ; in right side, extends to shoulder, 
 IKali c; tickling, causes cough, USquilla. 
 Jgi^~ crawling. 
 Inner chest, cutting : Benz. ac, Carbo v., Merc, 
 iod. rub., IPuls.; to abdomen, compels to bend 
 over', Berb.; interrupted breathing, IColch.; 
 . constriction, with anxiety, Spig.; during 
 cough, INatr. m., ISul.; cramp through left 
 to scapula, IINatr. m.; deep, in left side, close 
 below clavicle, better pressing part, IIDulc; 
 moving into epigastrium and leaving a sting- 
 ing in left half of chest, I IKali c; incisive 
 pain in front part, extending to abdomen, 
 obliging to bend double, Berb. ; during in- 
 spiration, Ang., ICalc. ; both sides, worse by 
 inspiration, Con.; as of knives, Psor.; like a 
 knife, in heart affection, ISum.; like a knife, 
 in suppressed syphilis, IKali n.; in left, with 
 angina pectoris, IVer. ; left side, under last 
 rib, upward (ossification of valves), IBrom.; 
 in lower part, especially left side, in morning 
 or evening after lying down, worse lying on 
 right side, does not know how she shall lie, 
 I IKali c; outward, worse at night in bed, 
 Ang.; as if cut to pieces, IKali iod.; piercing 
 through left near sternum, to back (cardiac 
 rheumatism), I ISpig.; pressing in left, on deep 
 inspiration, Spong.; in last ribs, with every 
 deep breath, Arg. met.; in last ribs, on in- 
 spiration, ICalc; in last left ribs, Ars. h.; in 
 cartilages of left false ribs, Arg. met.; in ribs 
 of left side, with pain under left scapula, as if 
 piece of flesh were being twisted out, after 
 ineffectual urging to stool, Cornus ; cartilages 
 of fifth andsixth ribs, extends inward and up- 
 ward deep into chest, suspends respiration as 
 much as possible on account of pain, Ars. s. r.; 
 heavy ,in right side, about sixth rib,apparently 
 
 on integuments, Gamb.; in right side of lower 
 part of sternum, 7 a.m., Tromb.; in right side, 
 after stitches in epigastrium, Calc. a.; in region 
 of lowermost true ribs, across chest, from 
 within outward, worse by inspiration, Hell.; 
 under ribs, Ced.; pain in left side, during in- 
 spiration (pleurisy), lAscl. t.; in upper right, 
 then in lower left, Hyper.; or sticking, in 
 upper third of right, worse from motion, better 
 with arms close to side, Lact, ac; running 
 upward (phthisis), Brom. g^gp darting, 
 lancinating, shooting, stitches. 
 Inner chest, darting : Apis, Still.; in forepart, 
 upward, obliquely arresting breathing, Nux 
 m.; from side to side, Gnaphal.; under ribs, 
 Ced.; through right side, Aspar.; through 
 right side, in nephritis, IColch.; through right 
 side, below centre of right lung, at times 
 acute, preventing full respiration, at others 
 dull, after suppression of a cough, I ISep.; sud- 
 den extorting screams (rheumatism), Cham.; 
 with tickling in throat and short hacking 
 cough, Stilling. J^T" cutting, lancinating, 
 shooting, stitches. 
 Inner chest, digging : 1 1 Petrol., I ITarax. 
 
 jgii^ boring. 
 Inner chest, dilated : as if dilated, Cadm. s. 
 Inner chest, discomfort : forces him to deep 
 breathing, or to omit sighs, which relieve, 
 Lyss.; from want of distension of lungs, Asaf.; 
 head sinks back, Spig. 
 Inner chest, distended : IGuarsea ; with cough, 
 Curar.; with whooping cough, lArs.; want of 
 distension of lungs causes discomfort of thorax, 
 Asaf.; feeling, ICaps.; with spasmus glottidis, 
 I IVer.; to painful extent by ineffectual effort 
 at expiration (spasmus glottidis, emphysema 
 pulmonum), IChlor. 
 Inner chest, distressed feeling : Diosc; in car- 
 
 dialgia, I Cup. m. 
 Inner chest, dragging: in right, to shoulder, 
 IKali c; in sides, worse by motion, bending 
 over and turning in bed, I Cornus. 
 Inner chest, drawing: Carbo v., IFerr., Squilla; 
 in angina pectoris, lAgar.; during cough, 
 Caps. ; in external, Cadm. s. ; worse when inhal- 
 ing, ICamph. ; in intercostal muscles below ax- 
 illa, I ICard.m.; violent, in intercostal muscles, 
 after working, Zing.; towards internal, from 
 before backward, extending under left nipple 
 into arm, to extremity of little finger, lAst.r.; 
 as if right side were repeatedly drawn in- 
 ward, Cham.; in left side,^Card. m.; from left 
 side to back, Card, m.; in left side, standing, 
 during inspiration, Calad.; in left, to sub- 
 maxillary gland, ICalc; towards left, Ars. h.; 
 across lower, while sitting, causing anxiety, 
 better standing and walking, ICinch.; in one 
 or both sides to neck (pertussis), ICaps.; pain- 
 ful, Cham. ; painful, through to back, worse 
 left side, with cough, Crot. t. ; painful, in 
 breastbone, Calend.; pain in centre as if skin 
 were drawn up on drawing head back, Syph.; 
 painful, in left side to axilla, I I Card m.; 
 painful, in left, worse by pressure in stomach, 
 Card, m.; painful in muscles, worse from mo- 
 tion, Abrot.; in muscles of left side to shoul- 
 der joint, impeding breathing and use of left 
 arm, Cact.; painful, in pectoral muscles of 
 right side, IStront.; painful on margin of left 
 rib during breathing, especially during expira- 
 tion, Card, m.; painful between seventh and 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 787 
 
 ni nth ribs, left side, I I Amyl.; paralytic,through 
 left, towards scapula and into arm, Brom.; 
 through left pectoral muscle, I I Card, m.; 
 through right pectoral muscle, Card, m.; from 
 left pectoral region through to back, caused 
 by cough with asthma, ICrot. tig.; in lowest 
 ribs, near spine, Arg. met.; violent, from third 
 to sixth ribs, after working some, Zing. ; in 
 right anterior and axilla, down arm to fingers, 
 Como.; spasmodic, Stront.; sudden,beneath left 
 breast, on rising up in bed, followed by sharp, 
 knifelike stitches, extending from thence 
 into clavicle towards shoulder, where pain per- 
 sisted, and into left side, extends downward 
 into lower abdomen, better bending inward, 
 pressing upon it. especially inspiration and 
 hacking, which causes a painful shock, Stann.; 
 in right anterior wall, Como. Jg^^ rheu- 
 matic pain. 
 
 Inner chest, dropping: as if something had 
 dropped down, Bar. c. ; sensation as of falling 
 drops, Thuya. 
 
 Inner chest, dropsy (hydrothorax) : Acet. ac, 
 Amra. c, lAnt. t., ISApis, EApoc, IIArs., 
 Asaf. , Asclep., lAspar., lAur. mur., IBry., 
 Calc,ICarb.v., -Chim.umb., I I Citrus, ICochl., 
 IColch., IDig., Dulc, IFluor. ac, IIHell., 
 : Jab., ILach., Lactu. v., Laur., lILyc, IMerc, 
 lMerc. sul., IPsor., IRan. b., I IRatan., ISang., 
 Seneg., HSpig., ISquilla, Stann., ISul., Uran. 
 n.; with albuminuria, ILach.; from ansemia, 
 and lack of nutrition, ISil.; with anasarca, un- 
 able to lie down or sleep, 1 1 Lactu. v.; with 
 anxiety, dyspnoea and distress, IRan. b.; in 
 ascites, or after influenza, lApis ; asthma, 
 ■Carbo v.; asthma, with dropsy of legs to 
 knees, BColch.; sudden arrest of breathing 
 at night when turning, going off when sitting, 
 ISul.; burning in chest, lAmm. c. ; after a 
 €old, IKali iod.; in broken-down constitu- 
 tions, w T hether secondary dropsy or left by 
 pleurisy, weak heart, albuminuria, menstrual 
 irregularities, or hepatic disease, Crotal.; ad- 
 vanced, IKali c; cannot lie down, IFluor. ac; 
 serous effusion, with gouty or rheumatic per- 
 sons (arthritic pleurisy), IColch.; dependent 
 on organic disease of heart, lApoc.; often with 
 heart disease or gouty diathesis in old people, 
 lAspar. ; especially from heart or liver dis- 
 ease, IMerc. sul.; incipient, want of breath, 
 worse walking, particularly up stairs, obliged 
 to sit up, legs cedematous, ;Cain.; enlarge- 
 ment of left side, IKali iod.; following metri- 
 tis, ICitrus ; with oedema of hands and feet, 
 IColch.; in old people, with oppression, ICro- 
 tal.; after pleurisy, IIApis ; left side nearly 
 two-thirds full of fluid, subacute pleurisy, 
 IKali iod.; rheumatic origin, bright red, ery- 
 thematous spots, IJugl. ; can only lie on right 
 side, with head high, ISpig. ; after scarlatina, 
 I lApoc, ILach., Seneg.; with absence of 
 stool, ILach. ; worse in wet weather, IDulc. 
 $£&* Pleura exudation ; Chap. 26, Asthma 
 chest , Chap. 29, Pericardium effusion. 
 
 Inner chest, dryness : Agnus, IFerr., ILach., 
 IMerc, IPuls., Stram.;as if chest were op- 
 pressed by tough tenacious mucus, IPuls.; 
 cough sounds and feels as if everything were 
 dry, Merc. ; with violent cough, as from vapor 
 of sulphur, IKali m.; in phthisis pulmonum, 
 I I Sep.; could scarcely speak, -Camph.; as 
 from vapor of sulphur, causing cough , I IPuls. 
 
 Inner chest, dull pain : Oxal. ac; in left tenth 
 rib, worse from coughing (anaemia of brain), 
 ICon. ; in chronic headache, IDulc; in hydro- 
 thorax, I Apis ; in right infraclavicular region, 
 following gastric and hepatic symptoms, Ptel.; 
 in left, I llnd., Xan.; in lower left, after eat- 
 ing (gastric ulcer), I Arg. nit.; when in motion 
 or riding on horseback, I 101. jec; in right, 
 over a circumscribed spot, worse on inspira- 
 tion, Kali bi.; extending to sternum (pneumo- 
 nia), I Ant. 1; transient, to Jeft hypochon- 
 drium, like splenetic stitches when walking 
 fast, IIRhod.; from upper part, through to 
 shoulder blade during asthmatic breathing at 
 night (hay fever), I ISinap. 
 
 Inner chest, eating : complaints, worse after, 
 All. sat. 
 
 Inner chest, ebullition : I Aeon., 1 1 Amyl., 
 IIGlon., Iod.; boiling, bubbling, w T ith sweat, 
 Lachn.; in evening, worse when lying in bed, 
 not at all during day, IMillef.; excitement, 
 especially in cardiac region, with small and 
 irregular pulse, IPhyt,; with audible palpita- 
 tion, Thuya. Jgigg^ congestion, heat. 
 
 Inner chest, emptiness: feeling of, Chrom. ac, 
 Coccul., IGuaraea, Oleand., ISep., HStann., 
 with inclination to take a deep, breath, Ietod. ; 
 like a big cask, as if calibre were enlarged ten- 
 fold (chronic follicular pharyngitis), I IPhyt.; 
 shefeels for a cavity, Med.; after expectoration, 
 Calad., IZinc; as if everything were hanging 
 down,Crot. t. ; before nervous headache, llgn.; 
 feels hollow and empty after raising little hard 
 lumps,Calad.; with external heaviness, Aspar.; 
 as if hollow, with cough, awaking at night, 
 ■Sep.; feels hollow, respiration freer, Chin, a.; 
 with palpitation, Oleand.; with pressure on 
 sternum, Vinca ; on beginning to sing, IStann.; 
 behind sternum, Zinc. 
 
 Inner chest, erethism : IStram. 
 
 Inner chest, exertion : pain from overlifting, 
 ISul. * 
 
 Inner chest, expansion : cannot expand, better 
 by a deep breath, I ITereb.; inflated by con- 
 vulsive action, Amyg.; desire to expand, Car- 
 bol. ac, Nux m.; desire to inflate to full ex- 
 tent torelie veuncomfortable feelingin stomach 
 while riding in open air on a raw cold day, 
 Chin, a.; strong desire to expand, did so with- 
 out knowing it, Eup. pur.; difficult, Xan.; 
 difficult, cannot get breath, IPsor.; feels, Lyss., 
 Oleand.; frequent inclination to expand, by 
 taking a long breath, Cornus; inflated to 
 painful degree, Chlor.; inflates only with 
 much exertion (phthisis pulmonalis), I IPsor.; 
 seems to invigorate him, though usually it 
 fatigues, Lyss.; lungs feel as though he could 
 not expand, I ICrot. t.; as if something resisted 
 (croupous pneumonia), Hod.; feeling of, 
 when walking outdoors, Carbol. ac. 
 SUP" Chap. 26, Breathing and Inspiration. 
 
 Inner chest, eyes : worse when eyes are better, 
 and vice versa (bronchial catarrh alternating 
 with progressive choroiditis disseminata), Ars. 
 
 Inner chest, faint feeling: makes mouth water, 
 I ISul. 
 
 Inner chest, fatigued : Lyss.; too much exertion 
 to breathe, Ailant,; left side, opposite shoul- 
 der, Alum.; from rapid walking, IKali c 
 
 Inner chest, fluid : feels as if fluid rolled 
 from one side to other when lying on back 
 (cirrhotic kidney), I I Plumb. Jg^" dropsy. 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 Inner chest, fluttering : I ISuL; in left, I I Rhus. 
 
 Inner chest, flying pains : Brach., ICepa, IFer- 
 ruin., lOl.jec.jin consumption, IFerr.; through 
 left, Lyss.; with rattling of mucus, ISeneg. ; in 
 last left rib, Ars. h.; sharp, wandering 
 (pneumonia), ICact. 
 
 Inner chest, foreign body : sensation as if some- 
 thing size of fist was lodged, ICic. 
 
 Inner chest, forenoon : symptoms worse about 
 8 a.m., for an hour or two, Menyanth. 
 
 Inner chest, formication : Arund. ; on entering 
 a warm room and after warm food, appearing 
 first on right, then on left side (prosopalgia), 
 IMez.; in skin, Urt. ur. 
 
 Inner chest, fulness : IIAcon.,IAilant.,IAnt.t., 
 Apis, lAspar., Arum t., Ast. r., Bry., Calc. a., 
 ICarbo v., Caust., Cist., Cod., ICub., IHydras., 
 Iber., IKali bi., INitr. ac.,Sep.; with distended 
 abdomen, Lil. tig.; when ascending a height, 
 Bar. c; feels as if too full of blood, Lil. tig.; 
 with taste of blood and faint feeling, Lil. tig. ; 
 cannot take a full breath, Eryng.; burning, 
 in upper part, 1 1 Sang. ; clogged sensation, 
 worse stooping (heart affection), ISum.; after 
 coffee, ICanth.; congestive, lAsaf.; in con- 
 gestion of lungs, Carb. s.; in whooping cough, 
 ILobel. i.; crowded sensation, IFerr.; distress- 
 ing, IGels.; with dyspncea, 1 1 Caps.; after eat- 
 ing, Ant. c; as after eating too much, IPhos.; 
 every evening, IIPuls. ; evenings in bed, 
 INatr. s.; worse during exertion and on full 
 inspiration, Natr. a.; before expectorating, 
 Ailant. ; w T ith fear of fainting, Ast. r. ; with 
 haemoptysis, I Ars.; in heart disease, IILach. ; 
 with unusual hunger, Cycl.; in hydrothorax, 
 
 I Apis; as if tissues were hypertrophied, 
 Chloral ; in left, with confused undulating 
 sensation in cardiac region, Merc, per.; with 
 inflamed mamnife, ICact.; in mastitis, I Cist.; 
 before menses, Brom.; before menses, fre- 
 quently obliged to take a deep breath, ISul.; 
 painful when sitting, ICaps.; difficult respira- 
 tion, Agari; in region of last ribs, Chen, v.; 
 below short ribs, at 1 p.m., Calc. a.; must sit up 
 (hydrothorax), IIApis; in both sides, with 
 burning stitches left side of thorax and to- 
 wards both scapulae, ICrot. t.; stuffed feeling, 
 Bry., ILach., INatr. a.; suffocating, cannot lie 
 down (rheumatism of heart), ILach.; with 
 syncope, 1 1 Collin.; with tension, IPhos.; to 
 throat (palpitation), ICact.; to throat, as from 
 eating too much, IPhos.; tightness, as if con- 
 stricted, worse walking, Ferr.; sudden, in up- 
 per, Natr. p.; in upper, preventing deep 
 breath , INux m.; as of a heavy weight, loosens 
 clothing, Lactu. v.; alternates with sense of 
 weakness in evening on going to bed, I ISul. 
 jg^° congestion, heaviness, oppression, 
 tightness. 
 
 Inner chest, glands ; hvpertrophy of thymus, 
 
 I I Sang. 
 
 Inner chest, gnawing : Calc.p., I I Ran. sc; biting 
 and burning on right side, Ruta ; beneath car- 
 tilages of last ribs, on right side, Bell. ; in left, 
 on inspiration, ICalc; sense of suffocation, 
 I IMosch. 
 
 Inner chest, grasping- : with hands, in hysteria, 
 IKali c; sensation in left, Cochl. 
 
 Inner chest, grating: at every deep inspiration, 
 Eup. pur. 
 
 Inner chest, griping : from centre, thoracic 
 muscles to lower part of abdomen, pain se- 
 
 vere at intervals, Con.; with pains about epi- 
 gastrium, and cough (phthisis), IKali c. 
 
 Inner chest, grown fast: as if something 
 were, in region of left, with asth ma, I I Thuya. 
 
 Inner chest, hard mass : feeling of; Sticta. 
 
 Inner chest, head: blood mounts, IIAmyl., 
 IGlon., Lachn., Lyss. ; congestion alternating 
 between chest and head, IGlon.; ebullition, 
 with toothache and other complaints during 
 pregnancy, ILyss.; intense pain in upper part 
 from motion of head, IGuaiac; at night a 
 stream to head like a gust of wind, with 
 nosebleed, Millef. 
 
 Inner chest, headache : with chest complaints, 
 Ang. 
 
 Inner chest, heat: ^Esc h., I Ant. t., I Ars., Ars. 
 h., I lAsaf., Bism., Calc. p., Chloral., ICic, 
 ■Eup. perf., IFerr., IOp., IPhos., MPsor., 
 ■ISpong.; driving him into open air, Anac; 
 with anxiety, lAcon., lArs., Bell.; in asthma, 
 I Apis ; with expectoration of blood, I Aeon., 
 IPsor. ; in cholera infantum, I Am.; accelerates 
 breathing, I I Bry.; with hot and burning 
 breath, Mang.; bubbling and boiling, rising 
 to head, Lachn.; burning ($gf burning); 
 burning, with cough, I I Cup. a.; distressing 
 burning in skin, TJrt. ur.; then shooting in 
 back, feet and arms, ICalc. a.; in congestion 
 of lungs, Carb. s.; dry cough and tendency to 
 diarrhoea, IPhos.; extendsbelow to diaphragm, 
 I Ars.; in dysmenorrhcea, Merc, per.; dysp- 
 ncea, lArt. t.; like a furnace, with itching of 
 ears, Med.; ebullitions, ISpong.; sudden 
 flashes, Mang.'; flushes, with headache, Bism.; 
 with giddiness, Lachn.; glowing, then burning 
 to ears and vertex, and hands to tips of fin- 
 gers, Daph.; glowing, after chilly feeling, 
 Ars. h.; then in head and hands, red face, 
 Grat.; heart felt hot, beat fast and felt large, 
 accompanied by a bursting sensation, Med.; 
 hot feeling, with cold rising, as after pepper- 
 mint, Msc. h.; as if she had something hot 
 inside, ISpong.; intolerable, ^Bism.; inward, 
 in upper, Bar. m.; in left, Ars.s. f. ; great, in 
 left, extending through to shoulder, Med.; 
 left side, opposite shoulder, Alum.; left side, 
 from top of lung to waist, Med.; streaming to 
 liver, from below right arm, Sang.; in lower 
 part, with cough, ICalc. p.; with palpitation, 
 Calc. a.; in pneumonia, I Ars.; in pleurisy and 
 pneumonia, IBry. ; on right, ICalc; rising into, 
 Thuya ; sensation, Ruta ; sensation like from 
 a hot stove on outer chest, Lach.; with ver- 
 tigo (flatulent colic), ILyc; warm feeling, 
 Ascl. t.; warm feeling in middle, as if hot food 
 had been swallowed , Euphor. ; great warmth , 
 lAmyl. f$^ burning, congestion, ebul- 
 lition. 
 
 Inner chest, heaviness: Arg. nit., Bapt., 
 ICham., IDig., I IFerr., IGuarsea, IKali c, 
 INiccol., IOp., Prun., ISpong., ISquilla, 
 I ISul.; walking in open air. I Amm. m.; as 
 from accumulation of blood, Amm. c; cannot 
 breathe when walking, must stand still, 
 Amm. m.; must frequently take deep breath, 
 ICroc; difficult breathing, IINux m., Prun.; 
 with cough, Amm. c, IKali bi.; with dry 
 cough, IPsor.; in whooping cough, IStann. ; 
 after drinking, ICimex ; slight, dull pain 
 across upper part, rendering breathing un- 
 easy, IFerr.; over heart, Act. rac ; as if all 
 internal organs hung suspended from chest, 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 789 
 
 ILil. tig.; in left, through to back, with 
 cough, I 101. jec; in left, frequently obliging 
 him to take a deep breath, Prun.; constant 
 load or weight, in left, ILil. tig.; as of a load, 
 IStram., Ver. v.; as of a load, with anxious- 
 ness, iEthus.; like a load, when awaking, 
 Kali bi.; as of a load at night, Ars. met.; as of 
 a load, in idiopathic and rheumatic endo- and 
 pericarditis, Ver. v.; as of a load, in phthisis, 
 I I Elaps ; as of a load on affected side (hemi- 
 plegia), IStann.; as of a load on upper, I Ars.; 
 lower portion of, frequently compelling him 
 to take a deep breath, Prun.; weight in centre 
 of lower, better by sighing, cannot draw a 
 long breath, I IPhos. ; lying aggravates (cardi- 
 algia), IBar. c; in middle (afternoon), I I Gels.; 
 quick motion, but as if under % heavy load 
 (pneumonia), I Ant. t. ; nights, in bed, awakes 
 him, with restlessness, Amm.m.;painful,IClem., 
 Oxal. ac; pains in muscles of trunk, Chrom. 
 ac; in phthisis, Hod.; painful in right, with 
 numbness in right arm as if dead, I 101. jec; 
 in pectoral muscles, especially when turning 
 body to right side, Euphor.; dull, painful, in 
 region of or origin of pectoralis minor, 
 followed by bruised feeling, Bapt.; felt as if 
 something were resting on, preventing free ex- 
 pansion, afterwards appeared to diffuse itself 
 to extremities, Iod. ; weight in region of ster- 
 num at night, causing expiration to be easier 
 than inspiration, Chloral.; pain as from a 
 stone lying on it, with frightful oppression of 
 chest, and dyspnoea, Viol.; sudden, with op- 
 pression of breathing during dinner, IMagn.m.; 
 with tension, IPhos.; in upper, MSticta; 
 constant, in upper, with difficult respiration, 
 Sang.; slight, in upper part of left, making 
 breathing rather difficult, IFerr. ; in various 
 parts, Ananth.; weight, Bell., Cup. ars., Iber., 
 1 1 Kali bi., I IPhos.; weight, with anxiety 
 (rheumatism of heart), ILach.; weight on, 
 causes deep breathing, I Plat.; weight, as if it 
 would be crushed by a mass of lead (chronic ! 
 ovaritis and leucorrhcea), I I Plat.; crushing j 
 weight, in whooping cough, ISeneg.; crushing 
 weight, in variola, I Ant. t. ; weight awakens, 
 worse after rising, Kali bi.; weight caused by 
 lying on right side (functional disturbance of 
 heart), ILil. tig.; weight, worse on falling 
 asleep at night or waking from a siesta, IXux ! 
 m.; weight, in pneumonia, IPhos.; weight, in j 
 rheumatism of heart, ILach. ; weight, dragging 
 down on right, Spong.; weight, on lower por- 
 tion, with anxiety, Rhus; weight, with spinal 
 irritation, IChin. s.; weight, causing sleepi- 
 ness, IGamb.; w r eight, especially on sternum 
 (angina pectoris), IIAur. met.; oppressive 
 weight at upper part, I Am.; obliges him to 
 walk slowly, Coca ; worse in damp weather, 
 I Kali c. gfij^* congestion, fulness, oppres- 
 sion, pressing. 
 
 Inner chest, hollowness : j^g* emptiness. 
 
 Inner chest, hydrothorax : g^° dropsy. 
 
 Inner chest, inflammation : as if inflamed, 
 from inhaling frosty air, Apis ; on outer, 
 Astac. 
 
 Inner chest, injuries: pneumothorax, IIArn. 
 
 Inner chest, intercostal neuralgia : g^T* neu- 
 ralgia. 
 
 Inner chest, itching : Anac, Ant. c, Ars.JCalc, 
 Caps., Coccul., I ILyc, I ISep., IISul., Urt. ur.; 
 biting, as from lice, ILaur.; biting, when she 
 
 feels cold, rubbing makes spot red and vesicles 
 arise, soon vanishing again, Spong. ; in whoop- 
 ing cough, lAmb.; as of flea bite, Cact.; on 
 left side, especially nipple, Anag.; in a spot, 
 Ast. r.; at night, in sides, from no apparent 
 cause, better by very hot water, ILith.; over 
 left ribs, Dios.; last ribs, left side, Ars. h.; last 
 rib, on right side, Ang.; returns after scratch- 
 ing, Berb.; sticking, between costal cartilages, 
 Staph.; as from vapor of sulphur in, causing 
 cough, IIPuls. 
 
 Inner chest, jerking: Calc. p., Con.; as from 
 something living in lower portion of right, as 
 if beneath ribs, ICroc. ; frequent, worse in 
 low r er,Val.; of muscles, better moving shoul- 
 ders up and down, (irritability of cerebrospinal 
 system), 1 1 Ran. b.; in pectoral muscles, Agar.; 
 pinching, in left side from without inward, 
 Spong.; as from suppuration in middle, Inul. 
 
 Inner chest, lameness : to elbow joint, across 
 right shoulder where pains are worse when 
 lifting arm, with acute stitches in middle of, 
 IKreo.;as from recent injury, Apis ; feeling in 
 left side, near cardiac region, with much 
 nervous restlessness, worse from motion, and 
 particularlv during expiration (angina pec- 
 toris), I IPhyt. 
 
 Inner chest, lancinating : I Aeon., I Ars., Iber.; 
 in anterior inferior, to right and left sternum, 
 better carrying shoulders back, Ast. r.; after 
 chill, with dry heat, 1 1 Aeon.; in left infra- 
 mammary region, I I Rob.; pains on inspiring 
 or moving, I IBry. ; in left, I I Lace; in middle 
 of right, Cain. ; worse from motion and deep 
 inspiration, worse afternoon (pertussis), IBa- 
 diag.; in pectoral muscles, I IChel.; compelling 
 him to keep quiet in one position, arms folded 
 across chest, pains most on right side, worse 
 by motion (angina pectoris), 1 1 Oxal. ac; to 
 shoulder (pleuritis rheumatica) , I Ant. t.; in 
 right, towards shoulder, arresting breathing, 
 better bending trunk forward. Chin, s.; one 
 side, All. sat.; in right side, Cain., Colch.; in 
 inferior third of right side, Cain.; in right side, 
 worse on deep inspirations, IGuaraea; in pos- 
 terior right side, below scapula, worse throw- 
 ing shoulders back and chest forward, or from 
 any contortion of body, Badiag.; from sore 
 spot in left, transversely across sternum to a 
 corresponding point in right side, then down- 
 ward (rheumatism), ICalc g^g* cutting, 
 darting, shooting, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Inner chest, large feeling : g^gf* emptiness. 
 
 Inner chest, larynx : symptoms worse from 
 talking or singing, IDros. 
 
 Inner chest, lightness : Chloral.; as if expiring 
 with more ease, Ang. ; respiration free, as if 
 thorax were hollow, Chin. a. 
 
 Inner chest, loose : as if everything were too 
 short and wobbling about, 1 1 Spig. 
 
 Inner chest, lump : sensation, Amb. 
 
 Inner chest, lungs : as if lungs adhered to chest, 
 Cadm. s. 
 
 Inner chest, lying down : ameliorates, Psor. ; 
 cannot lie on sides, especially left (chronic 
 cough), ILyc; cannot lie on side, with car- 
 ditis, ICact. ; on right side, ICarbo a.; worse 
 in horizontal position, evening in bed, Arg. 
 nit.; pain in left lower, back and front, as if 
 something fell forward on turning over on 
 right side, since attack of pleurisy, if she con- 
 tinues to lie on right side it feels as if pressed 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 against front lower chest, if she still continues 
 in that position there is also heat in part af- 
 fected, pressure causes dyspnoea when lying 
 on right side, I ISuL; hurts, Arg. nit.; inability 
 with comfort, not at all on right side (dropsy 
 of chest), IKali iod.; cannot lie on left side, 
 I I Zinc; cannot lie on left side (carditis, car- 
 diac rheumatism), ICact.; cannot lie on left 
 side, in bilious remittent fever), ICrotal.; can- 
 not lie a moment on left side, but great 
 relief of pain and breathing when lying on 
 right side, INaja ; on left side, causes acute 
 pain, I Ascl. t. ; pain in left side preventing 
 lying on it (subacute pleuritis), I Arg. nit. ; pain 
 in lowest three ribs, as if one had been lying 
 in a wrong position in region of left, in morn- 
 ing, I I Ran. b. ; inability to lie on right side 
 (cough), Merc; can lie only on right side 
 (icterus), I Kali c; cannot lie on side (typhoid), 
 ICanth.; cannot lie on either side (heart dis- 
 ease), IHydras. 
 
 Inner chest,mediastinum: oedema of lymphatic 
 glands, I lAnthrac; pain in chest complaint, 
 ■Apis ; pulling, sore pain, on stepping hard, 
 walking fast or running, Seneg. 
 
 Inner chest, mental condition : feels depres- 
 sion of spirits in chest (induration of uterus), 
 ■Aur. met. 
 
 Inner chest, motion : aggravates symptoms, or 
 when she lifts or takes hold of anything with 
 hands, Zinc; immobility of right (phthisis), 
 ■Ars. iod.; elevated, Ant. c; but slightly 
 elevated by deep breath, Arg. nit. ; elevation, 
 especially of left side, with anxious, short 
 hurried breathing, II Phos.; left, half motion- 
 less (phthisis), lArs. i.; decreased mobility 
 beneath left clavicle (phthisis), lArs. i.; not 
 moving (croup), IBrom.; right half immov- 
 able, during respiration (pneumonia), I Ant. t.; 
 abnormal rising and falling (spinal irritation), 
 IChin. s.; heaved spasmodically, hurried 
 movement, Amyg.; working, as if something 
 must give way, I Arg. nit. 
 
 Inner chest, nausea : Agar. , ICroc ; with press- 
 ing drawing from below upward in left hypo- 
 chondria, Rhus ; with pain and cold sweat in 
 face (yellow fever), ICadm. s.; faint warm 
 sickening sensation, like threatening seasick- 
 ness, IGlon. ; with unusual hunger, Cycl.; in 
 middle, with vertigo, IBry.; qualmish feeling 
 with cough and expectoration of bright red 
 blood, IRhus ; feels squeamish, Calend. 
 
 Inner chest, neuralgia: ICornus, IIRan. b.; 
 in influenza, Ascl. t.; intercostal, Aeon., I Act. 
 rac, Arm, IIBell., Bor., ICact., IChel., Chen., 
 ■Chin, a., Colch., Guaiac, IHydras., Kalm., 
 IMagn. p., Melil., Merc, IMez., Nux v., 
 IPhos., Phyt., IIRan. b., Rhod., RhusJSang., 
 IStann., IZinc; intercostal, a constrictive 
 drawing, IMagn. p.; intercostal, following 
 herpes zoster, IMez., IRan. b.; intercostal, 
 left-sided, worse on motion and on becoming 
 tired, at times with palpitation, Zinc; inter- 
 costal, better when lying on well side, INux 
 v.; trunk, pains run up side like lightning, 
 seem as if they would give her a twist while 
 running up, ICornus ; acute and frequent 
 recurring paroxysms, IPhos.; of left phrenic 
 nerve, spasmodically clutches arm of chair, 
 I IStann.; remittent, I ISul.; with pain in 
 region of spleen and indescribably quick 
 respiration, I ISil. g@" angina, pain, rheu- 
 matism, sharp pain. 
 
 Inner chest, nose : better by nosebleed, IBrom.; 
 painful sneezing (influenza), ICaust. 
 
 Inner chest, numbness : Rhus ; dead feeling, 
 INux m.; on left side, ICurar. ; left side goes 
 to sleep, Plumb.; dull, in posterior part of 
 right, Ammoniac; in skin, XJrt. ur. ; moving 
 upward, IGlon.; in left, Cup. ars. 
 
 Inner chest, oppression : Alum., Ant. t., Apis, 
 lApoc, I Am., I Ars., Arum m., lAspar., Aur- 
 ant., I Bell., Cain., ICamph., Cann. s., Carbol. 
 ac, Caulo., Ced., ICham., IChin. s., Cimex, 
 IClem., Coca, Codein., ICoff., Cupr. s., IDiad., 
 Dory., Eryng., Eup, perf., Ferr., Ferr. iod., 
 Gamb., IGels., Grat., Hgn., I IKali c, IKreo., 
 Lactu. v.,ILobel. i., IMez., INitr. ac, INux m., 
 INux v., HPhos., Plant., Prun., I IPsor., 
 IPuls., ISpong., Still., I ITarant., Ver. v., 
 I IZinc; from tension in abdomen (in- 
 termittent), ICoccul.; across in evening, 
 IIMur. ac, increasing to agony, lAsaf.; 
 in relapsing ague, Ustil.; better in open air, 
 Chel. ; caused by cold air, Petrol.; driving him 
 into open air, Anac; walking in open air, 
 lAur. met.; after walking in open air, at 
 night, soshecould not yawn perfectly, IPhos.; 
 as if air were withheld on talking and cough- 
 ing, so that breath could not be expired, 
 IIDros. ; worse from cold air, IPetrol.; worse 
 in open air and after eating, ILyc; in angina 
 pectoris, I Arm, IStram.; after being angry, 
 II Staph.; with anxiety, Cimex, IDig., Phos. 
 ac, IPsor.; with anxiety, better bending for- 
 ward, IColch.; with anxiety, after dinner, 
 IPhos.; drives him from place to place, with 
 sudden Anxiety, ITabac; and anxiety, with 
 stoppage of nose, ICalc; anxious, with desire 
 to take deep breath, IMerc ; anxious, in affec- 
 tion of heart, ICup. m.; anxiousasfrom a load, 
 INux v.; anxious, every morning, IPsor.; 
 anxious, with palpitation, HSpig. ; anxious, 
 in pneumonia, 1 1 Ver. v.; during apyrexia (in- 
 termittent), Sabad.; worse ascending, 1 1 Ars.; 
 asthmatic, Calad., HColch., IFerr., ILobel i., 
 
 I ISul.; asthmatic, with yawning, worse on 
 motion, Bapt.; on awaking, Cinch., INatr. s. ; 
 awakes after midnight, Cinnab;; with pain 
 in back, ICalc; better bending backward, 
 Fluor, ac; uneasiness, as if iron band pre- 
 vented motion, I ICact.; at base, in front, 
 ■ Chloral.; in bed, IPhos.; turning in bed 
 almost puts her out of breath (chlorosis), 
 ■Calc; as if too full of blood (palpita- 
 tion), ICalc; from orgasm of blood, IFerr.; 
 as if from holding back breath, ■Dros.; 
 when taking a long breath, ISil.; with 
 desire to draw a long breath, Paris; with 
 constantly recurring desire to take a long 
 breath, 1 1 Prun.; with desire to draw a long 
 breath, better by yawning, Croc; makes 
 breath quick, cannot talk well during chill 
 and fever (ague), IKali c; with short breath, 
 ■Lye; with short breath, in perimyelitis, 
 
 I I Sep.; can hardly breathe (intermittent fever), 
 ■Ipec ; with deep breathing, worse ascending, 
 Cann. i.; compelled deep breathing, which 
 relieved, Aur. mur. ; of difficult breathing 
 from, INux m.; with impeded breathing, 
 ■Cycl.; with labored breathing, worse ascend- 
 ing, Cann. i.; with labored breathing, as if 
 respiratory passages were filled with mucus, 
 Cop.; with labored breathing while working 
 in a stooping position, Cop.; w T ith burning, 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 when walking, Magn. s.; with constant burn- 
 ing pain (idiopathic and rheumatic endo- and 
 pericarditis), Ver. v.; in cardialgia biliosa, 
 ILobel. i.; in bronchial catarrh, croup, puer- 
 peral convulsions, 1 1 Ant. t.; in centre (dia- 
 phragmitis), IDig. ; during chill, Ars. h., Eup. 
 perf., Ilpec; in cholera, I Ant. t. ; in cholera 
 Asiatica, I Ars.; in chorea, I My gale ; as soon 
 as clothes are fastened, Aur. mur.; must 
 loosen clothes, better in open air, Chel.; wants 
 to loosen clothes, Bov.; clothes seem too tight, 
 HChel., Melil., IPhos.; worse from warm and 
 tight clothes, 1 1 Ars.; with colic, Alum.; con- 
 siderable, MSticta; with constipation, INux 
 m.; as if constricted, Cup. ars.; as if internally 
 constricted, Stann.; as if constricted or lungs 
 were too tight, INatr. m.; with sensation of 
 constriction, I Magn. c; constriction, worse 
 motion and walking, I I Led.; with a constric- 
 tive sensation under sternum, IPhos.; with 
 contraction, Phos. ac; in puerperal convul- 
 sions, I Ant. t.; with coryza, ICalc; with 
 cough, Ailant., lAnt. c, 'Con., Iod., ILact. 
 ac, IPetrol., Psor., Ver. ; with cough, after 
 catching cold (chronic bronchitis), I Kali bi.; 
 with cough caused by drinking, I Psor.; with 
 dry cough, Seneg.; with dry cough, catarrhal 
 affection, INatr. a.; dry, exhausting cough, 
 morning and evening, Rhod.; dry cough, 
 worse towards morning, ICon.; dry, spas- 
 modic, nightly, almost continually, titillating 
 cough, evening fever, Con.; cough, with or 
 without expectoration, in morning after ris- 
 ing, IPuls.; fatiguing cough, particularly at 
 night, ICoccul.; and fatiguing cOugh, long 
 continued (catarrh of lungs), IHep.; particu- 
 larly with morning cough (phthisis), ICetrar.; 
 after hard paroxysm of cough (affection of 
 lungs), I I Sep.; with cough, in pneumonia, 
 INux v.; racking cough, particularly at night, 
 ICoccul.; spasmodic cough, IPhos.; causes 
 subdued cough, I IHep.; whooping cough, 
 I IPhell.; from cramplike, contracted sensa- 
 tion in, ICina ; in spurious croup, I I Kali m. ; 
 with crusta lactea, IJacea; with cutting in 
 lungs, Jugl.; after dinner, I IStram.; in region 
 of diaphragm (angina pectoris), I Agar. ; after 
 eating Calad., ICaust., Chin, s., IDiad., I ISul.; 
 better after eating, Amb.; after eating, in af- 
 fection of liver, IMagn. m.; to epigastrium 
 (shock from injuries), INux in.; before erup- 
 tion appears (smallpox), I Ant. t.; with 
 suppressed or tardily appearing eruption, 
 Ilpec; evenings in bed, with anxiety and 
 prostration, Coca; in evening, must loosen 
 dress, Bar. c; in evening, lying down, 
 ICinch.; towards evening, ISep.fworse even- 
 ings and before midnight, IColoc.; worse 
 evening and morning, IPhos.; worse during 
 exertion, and on full inspiration, Natr. a. ; bet- 
 ter by expectoration, I Mane; better from ex- 
 pectoration of mucus, lAsaf.; better raising 
 tough phlegm, Ammoniac; with expectora- 
 tion of dark gray mucus of consistency of 
 white of egg, I Kali bi.; as if expiration were 
 prevented by coughing or talking, IDros. ; 
 in affection of fauces and larynx, IKali bi.; 
 oppression, in facial neuralgia, I IPuls.; with 
 cold feet, ILach. ; during fever, IGuarsea; in 
 gastric fever, I I Sep.; in intermittent fever, 
 IFerr. ; in typhoid fever, IPhos.; as from fla- 
 tus accumulated in upper part of abdomen, 
 
 ICham.; in front, especially behind upper 
 part of sternum (asthma), IMeph.; as if too 
 full, ILyc; as if some one pressed hand upon, 
 IFerr.; with burning in hands (croup), 
 I INatr. m.; causing sensation of a hard mass 
 collected in them (catarrh of head), I ISticta; 
 with congestion to head, I ICham.; with pains 
 in head (apoplexy), ICrotal.; with headache, 
 IBell.; alternating with headache, I IGlon.; 
 with dull headache, Ailant.; with headache 
 for four days, better only by bleeding of nose, 
 ■Melil.; laborious action of heart, I IGlon.; 
 with violent beating of heart, preceded by 
 rush of blood to chest, or with sensation as if 
 lungs were tied with a thread, I IKali m.; in 
 heart disease, IDig., ILach.; with pains about 
 heart, 10 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m., Sinap.; with 
 heat, Berb., Bov., ICalc, ILach.; heavy, in 
 morning, 1 1 Ars.; with hemorrhage of lungs, 
 Ilpec; in hysteria,Cinnam.; with incarceration 
 of flatus beneath ribs, IPhos.; in influenza, 
 I IPhell., ISamb.; shock of injury, ICham.; 
 with desire to take a deep inspiration, Xan.; 
 worse on inspiration, Spig.; with -continual 
 irritation in larynx and trachea, low down 
 (croup), IPhos.; of left, Apoc; in left side, 
 evening in bed, Calend.; in left, when inspir- 
 ing, Ammoniac; in left side, below nipple, 
 Samb. ; in left side, with pain, especially dur- 
 ing deep breathing, I I Card, m.; left to right, 
 Carbol. ac; left, worse stooping (heart affec- 
 tion), ISumb.; worse left side, with difficult 
 breathing and a tendency to take a long 
 breath, Med.; unless his legs hang, ISul.; like 
 a load, INux m.; in lower part, as if breath 
 did not reach there, ILobel. ; of lower, with 
 shortness of breath, IPhos.; in lower, as if 
 lungs had no room to expand, with sensation of 
 violent constriction in heart, INatr. m.; as 
 from a lump, worse lying down (acute dropsy 
 following parturition), ICinch.; when lying 
 down (amenorrhcea, IGraph.; on lying upon 
 left side, with anxiety and palpitation, IPuls.; 
 on lying down, at night, worse after midnight, 
 better drinking coffee or sugar with water, 
 worse going up stairs (asthma), I Ars.; in men- 
 ingitis, lApis ; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IGlon. ; before menses, Bor., ILach.; at every 
 menstrual effort, ILach.; in middle and right 
 side, ILactu. v.; in middle and upper chest, 
 as of weight in chest, worse at night, morn- 
 ing and in damp weather (ozsena), INatr. s.; 
 in morning, IPhos. ; mornings or after eating, 
 INux v. ; as if movement were impeded all 
 around chest, as if something heavy oppressed 
 all sides from neck to diaphragm (hay fever), 
 I I Sinap.; when moving fast or ascending(heart 
 disease), IIAcon.,IIArs.,; from mucus, I IDulc; 
 in myelitis, I I Colch. ; in desquamative neph- 
 ritis, 1 1 Plumb.; at night, I Aur. met., Petrol., 
 Phos. ac; particularly at night, with catarrh, 
 Berb.; at night, worse after midnight, Ugh.; 
 at night, awaking from sleep, sits up with 
 sudden anxiousness as if he would suffocate, 
 suddenly finds himself on his feet, ILactu. v.; 
 at night, with sticking, especially on breath- 
 ing, Khus ; nightly attacks, as if constricted, 
 IColoc; nosebleed, Act. sp. ; acute pain, as 
 though a hot iron had been run into it, and a 
 hundredweight put upon it, INaja ; from 
 sharp pain in left side, Como.; painful, worse 
 at night, Alum.; pain, as if everything were 
 
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 raw and scratched in chest, with dry cough, 
 MPsor.; with palpitation, Agar., lAspar., 
 Brom.; alternating with palpitation, I Alum.; 
 with palpitation and cough, IMillef.; with 
 perceptible palpitation compelling deep 
 breath, Glon.; with palpitation, in carditis, 
 IBry.; with palpitation and urging to stool, 
 Calc. a.; with palpitation when walking 
 fast or other bodily exertion (insufficiency 
 of valves), ISpig.; periodic, 1 1 Collin.; in 
 phthisis florida, I I Merc, cor.; in phthisical 
 subjects, when constant irritation to cough 
 and expectoration, often bloody, causes even- 
 ing fever, with hot hands and cheeks, IKali n.; 
 with threatened pneumonia (after Aconitum) , 
 IPhos. ; in precordial region, causing constric- 
 tion (hysteria), ICinnam. ; with pressure in 
 stomach and nausea, Samb.; puerperal con- 
 vulsions, IHyos.; with loss of pulse, ICact. ; 
 with feeling of internal rawness, ILyc; re- 
 peated attacks, every half hour (colic in preg- 
 nancy), lArs.; almost arrests respiration, 
 Syph.; alternates with difficult respiration 
 (spasms of chest), IHyos.; during respiration, 
 Colch.; during respiration, in ascites, asthma, 
 I Apis ; with embarrassment of respiration on 
 going up stairs, Cain. ; impedes respiration, 
 morning, Sars.; respiration through nose im- 
 peded, IZinc; rapid respiration and sensation 
 as if mucus obstructed lungs (chest affections 
 after abortion), INux m.; respiration short, 
 anxious, quick (pneumonia), IMerc; respira- 
 tion during rest, Seneg.; with restlessness, 
 ICalc, IPsor.; in right side, Grat.; more 
 in right, Chlor.; with soreness in open 
 air and when reposing, 1 1 Seneg.; between 
 scapulae, better after eating (asthma), 
 lAmb. ; better drawing shoulders back- 
 ward (tuberculosis), ICalc; after sitting,Calad.; 
 after sleep, Apoc; disturbs sleep, I IPhos.; 
 during sleep, IILach.; as if he would smother 
 (intermittent), lApis; smothered feeling (dys- 
 pepsia), ILach.; spasmodic, ILaur.; before at- 
 tack of spasms, IMosch.; may arise from tonic 
 spasm of pectoral muscles, ICic; in spasms, 
 before menses, I I Puis.; with spinal irritation, 
 ICup. m.; when going up stairs, ISeneg.; worse 
 in lower part of sternum, going down stairs, 
 Amyl.; with stinging in region of heart, 
 IColch.; with stitches in left side, IISul.; with 
 stitches in left side when lying on that side, 
 Samb.; stitching pains across, better during 
 motion, IDros.; bloating of stomach, INux in.; 
 with burning in stomach, Calad.; seemed to 
 come from stomach and was worse after eating, 
 I IPhos.; as from fulness of stomach, ICinch.; 
 frightful, with pain in chest, as from a stone 
 lying on it, Viol.; with pain, as if strained, 
 Sal.; better by stretching himself, Cinnab.; 
 as if strapped, Ailant.; with loss of strength, 
 I IPsor.; stuffed feeling, makes her gasp for 
 breath, Med.; suffocative, Arn., Cann. i. ; as 
 from vapors of sulphur, commencing with de- 
 sire to cough and getting worse until one 
 despairs of getting over paroxysm (asthma), 
 IMosch.; during sweat (ague), 1 1 Sep. ; faint, 
 with profuse sour, clammy sweat, after chill 
 and heat, Psor.; from talking, Amb.; contin- 
 ued talking, ICinch.; cannot take a deep in- 
 spiration on coughing (neglected influenza or 
 pleuritis), ISul.; in tetanus, ICic; with thirst, 
 ICalc* Cupr. s. ; and feeling of a ball in throat 
 
 after sunset, with tendency to cry, like hyste- 
 ria, Natr. s.; with roughness of throat, like a 
 file on breathing, INitr, ac; as if too tight, 
 Squilla; 'tightening (myelitis), IDulc; in 
 tuberculosis, IFerr. iod.; in hepatic typhus, 
 IChel.; distressing in upper, obliged frequently 
 to take a deep breath, with sensation of empti- 
 ness in epigastrium, Stann.; in uterine dis- 
 turbance (rheumatism), MCaulo.; with vom- 
 iting of food and white mucus, Raph.; when 
 beginning to walk, Phos. ac; feels constantly 
 that a walk across room puts him out of 
 breath (enlarged spleen), IDiad.; when walk- 
 ing, lAmyl., Bufo., I I Puis., ISep.; on walking 
 fast ascending an eminence, or exercising, 
 IIArs., IPuls. ; worse from walking, and after 
 spirituous liquors, ILach.; worse in stormy 
 weather, IIArs.; with weeping, evening, sore 
 pain in eyes, especially right, IRan. b. ; like a 
 weight, ICact.; as from a weight, awakens at 
 night (hysteria), Viol.; feeling of great weight, 
 must breathe deeply, lAcon.; as from weight, 
 difficult breathing, I ICact.; worse in changes 
 from warmth to cold, IIArs.; relieved by 
 weeping, Anac; gradually worse, IFerr. 
 jjjig^ angina, congestion, fulness, heavi- 
 ness, pressing; also Chap. 26, Dyspnoea, 
 Suffocation ; Chap. 27, Cough chest ; Chap. 
 29, Heart chest, 
 Inner chest, pain : Aeon., 1 1 Arn., Ars. h., Ars. 
 s. f., Arund., -Ascl. t., Benz. ac, IBism., 
 MCetrar., ICham., Cinnam., IDig., IFerr., 
 ■Graph., IKali iod., IMyrtus, IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 Psor., IPuls., ISang., IISul., Uva ursi; 
 across, IFerr.; across, at times, Calc. s.; in 
 amenorrhoea, ILach.; with anxiety about 
 heart, and dyspnoea, IPsor.; apyrexia, Sabad.; 
 during apyrexia (intermittent), Sabad.; on 
 moving arm, Sul.; in right side when lifting 
 arm, Ang.; with asthma, ILobel.i., I IPuls.; 
 on awaking, Merc. iod. rub.; through to back, 
 Bor.; in back part of left, during day at inter- 
 vals, Lact. ac; with expectoration of blood, 
 Ars. h., IMyrtus; after breakfast, Aspar.; 
 with desire to take deep breath, ICalc. p.; 
 impedes breathing, I IBry.; prevents him from 
 breathing, Merc, sul.; with breathing while 
 sitting after dinner, better on motion, I ILobel. 
 i.; worse from deep breathing and pressure, 
 IINatr. p.; with Bright' s disease, lArs.; 
 where cartilage and ribs meet, Calc. p.; at 
 third left costal cartilage where it joins with 
 ribs (phthisis), IPix.; referred to third costal 
 cartilage (really in left bronchus), may or may 
 not go through to back, with expectoration of 
 purulent matter, offensive in odor and taste 
 (bronchial catarrh; phthisis), IPix.; in 
 whole cavity, with cough, ICinch.; better, if 
 child is held firmly or pressed down, I ILach.; 
 after chill (pneumonia), Hod.; before chill 
 and during quartan ague, I IPuls.; during chill, 
 IChin. s.; chronic internal, especially over 
 region of diaphragm, IRan. b.; chronic, ex- 
 tend towards liver, IRan. b.; infraclavicular, 
 right side, penetrate to back so as to catch 
 breath (dysmenorrhcea), I ITarant.; with colic, 
 INuxm.; constant, across, Como. ; fluent co- 
 ryza, HCaust., Magn. s.; at third left costal 
 cartilage, with suppurative processes affecting 
 left lung, IPix.; with cough, ICamph.,Merc, 
 INatr. m., IPhyt.; with cough, circumscribed 
 red cheeks (typhoid pneumonia), ILachn.; 
 
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 continual cough, I I Sang. ; dry cough and ten- 
 dency to diarrhoea, IPhos.; hoarse cough, 
 IKali iod.; irritating cough, with secretion of 
 mucus, Seneg.; regular cough, with white, 
 frothy expectoration, worse morning and 
 evening (chronic bronchial catarrh), II Puis.; 
 with cough, respiration, or if pressed, Ars. h.; 
 through, from shock of cough, I Aeon.; in 
 left, with troublesome cough, worse lying 
 down (intermittent), I I Puis.; deep, in pneu- 
 monia, lArg. nit.; deep, in left side, lEup. 
 perf., Lyss.; deep, in back of left side, and 
 corresponding place in front, Chrom. ac; 
 deep, right side, IChel.; deep, penetrating, 
 in posterior part of left side, at about sixth 
 rib, Benz. ac; with delayed menses, IGraph.; 
 after dinner, Act. rac; from drinking cold 
 water, Carbo v.; dull, in left pectoralis, ex- 
 tends to muscles of shoulder and point of 
 shoulder blade, and through lower inner part 
 of arm to elbow, better striking on it, throw- 
 ing arm back and lifting shoulder, Ars. met.; 
 dull, in pneumonia, IPuls. ; dull oppressive, 
 in left, at origin of serratus magnus, worse 
 on inspiration and motion, Bapt. ; causes dysp- 
 noea and constriction in thoracic parietus 
 (rheumatism), I Calc. ; after epistaxis, I Carbo v.; 
 alternate with herpetic eruption, burning, 
 itching and tingling, I Rhus ; with desire to 
 eructate, Cist.; alternate with eructation, 
 Kali m.; increasing during evening, Ascl. t. ; 
 excruciating, deep-seated, ISil.; in external 
 parts, on moving, ILaur.; from fasting, Hod.; 
 during fever, IGuarsea ; in intermittent fever, 
 BCaps.; during apyrexia of quotidian, I IPuls.; 
 comes by fits (phthisis), I IPsor.; fixed in right 
 side, I IPsor.; across front, IDig.; going to 
 front (epidemic affection), ICard.; nearly 
 whole front, worse coughing and motion, Sec; 
 from left side to groin, worse on deep inspira- 
 tion, particularly groin and back like a stitch, 
 Fluor, ac; with haemoptysis, Acal., IDig.; 
 with trembling of hands, ICalc p., Calc s., 
 Cina, Con.; through side, with headache in 
 temples, I IDiosc; across heart, feeble at night, 
 Asaf. ; where apex of heart strikes parietes of 
 (pericarditis), lAscl. t. ; through heart, from 
 left to right side (hysteria from grief), IGels.; 
 with sensation as if heart twisted and turned 
 around, Tarant.; with violent, tumultuous, 
 irregular, intermittent action of heart and 
 pulse, IKali iod.; during heat, Carbo v.; with 
 heat, in intermittent fever, 1 1 Ant. c; with 
 feverish heat, worse breathing and slightest 
 motion, IKalm.; caused by violent, long-con- 
 tinued hiccough, Stront.; with hoarseness, 
 Caust.; in indigestion, I IPuls.; on inhaling, 
 iEsc. h., Ast. r., IXux m.; inside at both 
 nipples, I IPuls.; on inspiration, Inul.; on 
 deep inspiration, Agar.; in lower, on full in- 
 spiration, Ars.; all day, with painful inspira- 
 tion, I I Ran. _ b.; with dyspnoea (typhus), 
 IChin. s.; in intercostal muscles, Arm, Ars. h., 
 Cain., IHekla; intercostal muscles, in second 
 and third spaces, Cain.; in left intercostal 
 muscles, Agar.; in left, All. sat., I Apis, Calab., 
 ICurar., I ITuberc, I I Xan.; in left, with inter- 
 mittent fever, lElat.; in left, lies best upon 
 back, every other position causing ( pneumo- 
 nia), IPhos.; down arm (dysmenorrhcea),ISars.; 
 in left side (intermittent, flatulent colic), 
 lElat.; in left, with cough, Ars. s. f., I ITJstil.; 
 
 in left, with dyspnoea, better sitting up and 
 leaning right side against pillowed rocking- 
 chair, ILach.; in left, in region of heart,Brach. 
 rep.; in left, in region of heart, takes his 
 breath, w r orse lying on left side,Diosc; in left, 
 precursory symptoms in epilepsy, ICalc a.; 
 in left, in a small spot in region of heart, 
 backward and to left, Lyss.; in left, on deep 
 inspiration, Ascl. s.; in left, worse on inspira- 
 tion, iEsc h.; in left, worse on motion, lAst. 
 r.; in left, goes to neck, Ars. met.; in left, be- 
 low nipple (incipient phthisis), I IPaimex ; in 
 left, with palpitation, IDig.; in left, in morn- 
 ing, in region of pectoralis major, near axilla, 
 worse during motion, IIRan. b.; in left, w r orse 
 on pressure, Jugl.; in left, going down to an- 
 terior superior spinous process of innominate 
 bone, I I Thuya; in left, under fourth rib, 
 Xan.; in left, in region of fifth and sixth ribs, 
 as if blunt knife were thrust in, I IDulc; in 
 left, about sixth rib, worse on deep inspiration 
 and bending to either side, Benz. ac; in left, 
 about ninth or tenth rib, INatr. s.; in left, in 
 region of lower ribs posteriorly (cholera), 
 IPhos.; in left, below scapula, I I Sticta ; in 
 left, w T orse from touch, better by gently rais- 
 ing it, Cact.; concentrates in left, above nipple, 
 Ars. h.; concentrated in left, a little to right 
 of nipple, at first as if a deep ulcer had formed 
 there, then like a hand grasping base of heart, 
 Iod.; most on left side, IILobel. i.; in left, 
 slight, Xan.; through left, Bapt., ICund.; in 
 left, violent, with dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; vio- 
 lent, at a point in left, could not be definitely 
 pointed out, awakens with terror, driving him 
 out of bed (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), 
 I IStann.; in lower, IPuls.; in lower, obliging 
 her to bend forward, I IPuls.; in lower, with 
 haemoptysis, IRhus; in lower left, w r orse cough- 
 ing, IKali ph.; in lower, commences at left, 
 extends around hypogastrium to right side, 
 comes on during day, so that he can only do 
 light w T ork, worse at night (gastralgia proba- 
 bly due to metallic poisoning), I ISul. ac; in 
 lower, with ozsena, IXatr. s.; in lower, wuth 
 dull percussion sound (pneumonia after mea- 
 sles), IKali c; across lower part, extending 
 to between scapulas, particularly when eating 
 (stomacace), IKali hi. ; from lower to shoulder- 
 blades (pleuritis), I Cact.; through lower to 
 back, I 101. jec ; through lower third of right, 
 to back, IKali c; after inflammation of lungs, 
 ISul.; prevents lying down at night. ICaust.; 
 inframammary, left side, IPuls.; inframam- 
 mary ,in women , IRan.b. ; during recovery from 
 meningitis, Strain.; menses one week too early, 
 IManc; in vicarious menses, IDig.; middle, 
 through to back, Oxal. ac, Tell. ; in middle, 
 drawing towards back, w T orse from motion 
 (oesophagitis), I Aeon.; in middle, with cough, 
 scraping, rawness and soreness, IGraph. ; for 
 three months, I IPsor.; at intervals during 
 morning, in back part of right, till 11 a.m., 
 then pain to axilla, wdiich is sore to touch, 
 Lact. ac; violent, wdiole morning, IRan. b.; 
 worse in morning, ISquilla ; on motion, 
 Ascl. t., IBry., Chel., Codein.; over entire 
 ■ front, motion of arms, w r alking, stooping al- 
 most impossible, Card, m.: violent on motion 
 (rheumatism of muscles of thorax and back), 
 IKalm.; about right, worse from motions 
 (pleurodynia), I Act. rac; from every move- 
 
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 ment (pleuritis with plastic exudation), I Hep.; 
 in muscles, Arg. nit., Daph., IRhus ; in an- 
 terior muscles, extending through arm to nails, 
 ICimex; in muscles of left, Ars. m.; left 
 thoracic muscles, on motion (zona), IGraph.; 
 into neck, Ars. m.; as if in nerves from side 
 to throat, Lyss.; violent, at night, Agar., 
 Alum. ; below left nipple, Arum t. ; below 
 left nipple, pains all over, forced on menses, 
 Hell.; an inch below nipple and to outer side 
 of lung, following oppressed feeling in brain, 
 Lye. vir.; near nipple, to region of spleen, worse 
 near apex of heart, Ars. m.; with severe pain 
 in root of nose and frontal sinuses, I Sang.-; 
 with stoppage of nose, ICaust.; with burning 
 in oesophagus, Ictod.; periodical attacks in 
 left (angina pectoris;, IVer. ; in phthisis, 
 IKreo.; alternate with piles, I I Collin.; in 
 pneumonia, IBar. c; acute after pneumonia, or 
 periostitis, suggestive of adhesions, IRan. b.; 
 in typhoid pneumonia, ILachn.; has to change 
 position, ICaust.; with quick, full, strong 
 pulse, ILac c; in pectoralis, on moving arm, 
 worse from touch and pressure, INux m.; 
 at insertion of greater and lesser pectorals, 
 left side, after lifting (myalgia), I Arm; 
 in left pectoral, as if beaten or sore, Zinc; 
 periodically, in pectoral muscles, IGels.; in 
 pectoralis major, near point of right on mar- 
 gin of right shoulder, Lith.; in pectoralis ma- 
 jor, in right side below edge, before it leaves 
 thorax to pass to humerus, then same on left 
 side, Gamb.; in ribs, moves to back (asthma), 
 IKali c; at angle of ribs, Sarrac; under last 
 ribs, extend to kidneys, MSelen.; in sec- 
 ond left rib, from talking, Mang.; in ribs of 
 whole left thorax, Zinc; about lower ribs, 
 Val.; in lower ribs, during pregnancy, Arg. 
 nit.; in right ribs, Chim. umb.; in ribs, worse 
 in warm room, but intolerable in open air, 
 being winter, I ISil.; about third rib, right 
 side, midway between sternum and side, 
 worse breathing, Benz. ac; about conjunction 
 of third rib with its cartilage, Illic ; in region 
 of third rib, one or two inches from sternum, 
 generally right side, occasionally left, Illic; 
 below fifth or sixth rib, left side, severe, BAct. 
 rac; about junction of right sixth rib, with its 
 cartilage, of years' duration, ILobel. c ; of 
 right, about sixth or seventh rib, worse during 
 night and following day (pleurodynia), 
 I IRan. b.; from riding in a carriage, Alum.; 
 in right, Chim. umb., I I Hydras., Illic, Sang.; 
 in right, dependent on overexertion of right 
 arm (myalgia), Arm; in right, affected by 
 breathing, Brach.; in right, cutting off breath 
 on deep inspiration after exposure (influenza), 
 I I Rhus ; in right, with cough, ICalc ; in right, 
 worse by coughing, laughing, motion, a man 
 set. 21, after being obliged to run until nearly 
 exhausted, I IPsor.; in right, with hemiplegia, 
 I Flaps ; in right, as if heart were there, and 
 could feel it beating, Sinap. ; in right, during 
 inhalation, Chel.; in right, to kidneys, 
 I ISelem; in right, must lie quietly on back 
 and press with hand, Act. rac; in right, to- 
 wards midnight, worse from motion, laughing, 
 coughing, with sweat, Psor.; in right, near nip- 
 ple, extends downward and upward, Ars. m.; 
 in right, with pneumonia, DIod.; in right, 
 I IVer. v.; in right, region of seventh and 
 eighth ribs, worse breathing and movement, 
 
 Chel.; in right, from scapula around to an- 
 terior part (headache), IKali bi.; in right, 
 to scapula, can scarcely breathe, worse from 
 4 to 5 p.m., Merc. sul. ; in right, to shoulder, 
 ISang.; in right, worse from wine, Bor.; in 
 right side, for several years, 1 1 Natr. m. ; in 
 back part of right, sore to touch, 6 p.m., 
 Lact. ac; first right then left side, before 
 coughing, Chel.; from right to shoulder- 
 blade, during chill, Diad.; from right into 
 shoulder blade, in intermittent fever, IDiad. ; 
 through right, beginning at attachment of 
 sixth rib to its cartilage, and extending to 
 inferior angle of right scapula, Chen, a.; right, 
 through sudden, Aspar.; near right scapula 
 and in right shoulder, I Chen, a.; in upper 
 right, Badiag. ; severe, IKreo.; severe in acute 
 exacerbation of phthisis, IKali m; in sup- 
 pressed syphilis,! Kali n.; from front, back into 
 shoulder blade (phthisis), I I Sul.; to shoulder, 
 worse by cough and after cold drinks, I I Psor. ; 
 in sides, Asar., IRumex ; in both sides and 
 felt as if in lungs, Rumex ; worse by singing or 
 loud speaking, Ascl. t.; rigidity of spinal col- 
 umn, to region of spleen, Ars. m.; spot size of 
 a hand in right lower rib, Indig.; after stool, 
 Agar. ; as if sternum were pressed inward, 
 Rhus; in middle, from dorsal vertebra? 
 through to sternum, Tell.; sudden, in front 
 part, extending to abdomen, obliging to bend 
 double, Berb. ; changesplacesuddenly ,Benz. ac. ; 
 with suffocative paroxysm, Spong. ; when swal- 
 lowing, ICalc. p.; after onanism, IDig.; in 
 outer, Ferr.; in tabes dorsalis, IGraph.; great, 
 especially when talking (angina pectoris), 
 IKali c; with tetanus, Art. v.; on whole 
 thorax, Sul.; through, Med., Natr. ph., 
 Trill. ; torturing, Hydr. ac. ; transient, IFerr. ; 
 with trembling and chilliness, I IPsor.; in 
 whole trunk, I IRan. b.; as from an inter- 
 nal ulcer in middle of sternum, with headache 
 in forehead, before midnight, IPuls.; as from 
 subcutaneous ulceration, IPuls.; in upper, in 
 pneumonia, 1 1 Chel.; in upper, through to 
 shoulders, Med.; in upper part left, through 
 to shoulder, worse taking a deep breath and 
 making a strong motion, IMyrtus; in upper 
 middle, to right shoulder, after eating, worse 
 from talking, 1 1 Natr. m.; upward (convul- 
 sions), IGlom; with desire to urinate, IFerr.; 
 with urging to urinate (epidemic affection), 
 I I Card, m.; of walls, especially when touch- 
 ing them, better by deep inspiration, Senega- 
 while washing, Alum.; as from weakness, 
 IPhos. ac; continues for weeks, Kan. b. 
 fig^" neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Inner chest, paralysis: 1 1 Plumb.; of respira- 
 tory muscles, right side, IFerr. iod.; respira- 
 tory muscles, on left side (intercostal neural- 
 gia), I Chin. a. 
 
 Inner chest, peculiar sensation : with press- 
 ure and anxiety in prsecordial region, Colch.; 
 in right, Amyl. 
 
 Inner chest, periodic : symptoms worse every 
 other day, ICinch.; intermittent pains (anae- 
 mia), Caulo. 
 
 Inner chest, pressing pain: Hod., IPhos.; 
 through, always much worse damp weather 
 "(nervous debility), ICurar.; in left, with short 
 breath, INatr. s.; worse under left shoulder- 
 blade (phthisis), IMillef.; in right lower, 
 Millef. 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 795 
 
 Inner chest, pinching : constrictive sensation, 
 high up, IPhos.; violent contracting, behind 
 right nipple, I I Ran. sc.; a deep cutting (my- 
 elitis), IDulc; with pains about epigastrium, 
 and much cough (phthisis), I Kali c. ; about 
 fourth rib, right side, with dull pain in heart, 
 all day, Lyss. ; under right ribs, in mammary 
 line (windy dyspepsia), I ITuberc; stinging, 
 crawling pain in left side, in region of sixth 
 and seventh ribs, worse by pressure, Spong. 
 
 Inner chest, pleurodynia : jg^" neuralgia, 
 rheumatism. 
 
 Inner chest, during pregnancy : rush of blood 
 upward, I Lyss. 
 
 Inner chest, * pressing sensation: lAilant, 
 Agar., Ammoniac, Apis, Asaf., Berb., Bor., 
 Cain., ICalc, Chloral., Chlor., Chrom. ac, 
 Cinch., ICist., Gymn., Hyper., IKali c, Lyss., 
 Merc, sul., INiccol., Nitr. sp. d., 1 1 Petrol., 
 IPlat., Psor., Sabina, ISang., Sep., Stront., 
 IISul., I I Zinc; above, Chrom. ac; ache be- 
 low, extending upward, Calc p.; in after- 
 noon, with sharp, incisive pain between 
 scapulae, passing through to sternum, I I Lace; 
 in anasarca, IHell.; worse on falling asleep 
 at night, or awaking from a siesta, IXux m.; 
 into back, IBelL; to back, with feeling of a 
 hard ball in middle, IKali c; bearing down 
 on each side, Cornus ; in blepharitis, I Kali c; 
 as from rush of blood, with palpitation, 
 HCinch.; deep breath momentarily relieves, 
 llgn.; difficult breathing, and short, dry, 
 nervous cough, I I Plumb.; impedes breathing, 
 worse standing, Aur. mur. ; with bronchitis, 
 after catching cold or getting wet, I I Op.; with 
 burning and sticking behind sternum, IPhos.; 
 in costal cartilage of fifth rib, right side, 
 Como. ; through central portion of right 
 (phthisis), I I Sep. ; after chill (pneumonia), 
 Hod.; together, alternating with chill, IMerc; 
 in chlorosis primaria amenorrhceica, I I Sabina ; 
 in Asiatic cholera, IHydr. ac. ; beneath left 
 clavicle, Spig.; compression, Arm, Carbol. ac; 
 compression, in fatty hypertrophy of heart, 
 ICact. ; compression, with dry, straining 
 cough, caused by talking (aphonia nervosa), 
 I I Puis.; compression, as of a heavy weight, 
 lAsaf. ; painful compression, both* sides, to 
 sternum, ICaust.; compressive pain in right 
 side, ending in a stitch, Squilla ; constant, se- 
 vere, I IPlat.; constrictive, must bend back- 
 ward for relief, Caust.; constrictive, at fourth 
 and fifth ribs, near sternum, I I Psor.; soft 
 pressure and cool sensation rising into mouth,- 
 Camph.; causes cough, Ars. h.; during cough, 
 ICalc, Iod., Niccol., ISul.; with loose cough, 
 Sul.; with spasmodic, tickling, night cough, 
 ICon.; in whooping cough, lAnac; with 
 cramp in stomach, IDiad.; cramping pains in 
 various parts, I Lactu. v.; deep in right, lAmb.; 
 after dinner, on inspiration, seems as though 
 something were pressing on, IChel.; dull, 
 Calc. a.; dull, in right, from seventh rib 
 downward, after breakfast, Hyper.; dull, 
 with roughness of throat, Calc" a.; dull, as 
 from a plug, in right side, lAnac; with dysp- 
 noea, I IChel.; after eating, Anag., IKali c; 
 with ineffectual eructation, IPhos.; worse 
 during exhalation, Amb.; in intermittent 
 fever, INatr. m.; as if morsel of food had 
 lodged there, Amm. m.; over whole, loosed 
 by gaping, Ars. h.; affecting heart, Bell. ; tran- 
 
 sient flushes of heat to face, and burning in 
 palms of hands and soles of feet, Cop.; with 
 hoarseness, Coccus; worse on inhalation, Ang., 
 ICalc; continued, as with a dull instru- 
 ment, below right false ribs, worse on deep 
 inspiration, I I Ran. sc; in left intercos- 
 tal muscles, from within, worse during inspi- 
 ration and expectoration, Asaf.; intermittent, 
 outward, with drawing tension here and there 
 on left cheek, Zinc; soft, internally below 
 sternum, with difficult inhalation, Camph.; 
 in left, lAmb. , Spong., Sul. ac. ; in left, even- 
 ing, in bed, Calend., Zinc; in left, continuous, 
 ILyc; in left, shooting to eye, in evening, 
 Lyss.; in left, during inspiration, Calend.; 
 in left, near lumbar region, worse from mo- 
 tion of body and pressure, INatr. s.; in left, 
 after lying, better sitting, Calad.; in left, 
 standing, during inspiration, Calend.; in lower 
 left lateral region, worse by exertion or a long 
 breath, IBor.; more in left side, ISep.; violent 
 over left, after rising, in morning, movement 
 of shoulder causes* pains, pain spreads over 
 chest, with short breath, cannot speak 
 long, I I Ran. b.; in whole left side, IKali c; 
 like a heavy load, INatr. s., IINux v.; as if 
 load were infront, Carbol. ac; in lower, after 
 eating, Zinc; across lower, with fine stitches, 
 felt in outer chest first, now right, now left, 
 worse moving, stooping, breathing, evening, 
 walking, standing, open air or room, IRan. b.; 
 over lower half when walking, with oppression 
 of respiration, Val.; from inside to short ribs, 
 in region of liver, extending up chest, with 
 exhalation, Tarax.; the contents of lower and 
 abdomen seem to press upon each other and 
 cause discomfort, if she lies on either side, 
 Med.; as if lungs were pushed back to spine, 
 Seneg.; when lying on belly, Ang.; during 
 menses, Coccul.; in middle, IGamb., Lith. c, 
 Spig.; in middle, all day with painful inspira- 
 tion, I IRan. b.; in middle, with gulping of 
 watery phlegm, IKali c; in middle, outward 
 towards sides, I I Lith.; in middle, under ster- 
 num, Tell.; in muscles, Berb.; above left 
 nipple, Lobel. i.; oesophageal, Brach., ICimex; 
 in outer parts, IRan. b.; outward, in lower, 
 Val.; painful, Cupr. s, IMyrtus, Psor.J IPuls., 
 Tarax.; painful, below right axilla, worse by 
 motion, Carbo v. ; painful, with short cough, 
 Stront.; painful, in erysipelas, I I Rhus; pain- 
 ful, with haemoptysis or hemorrhage, espe- 
 cially after masturbation, ICon.; painful in 
 laryngo-tracheitis, I I Phos. ac. ; painful in left, 
 Calend., I IChel.; painful, in left side, 
 near nipple, Ars. h.; painful in upper part 
 of left, between second and third ribs, 
 8 a.m., sitting, Cact.; painful across lower, 
 while sitting, causing anxiety, better stand- 
 ing or walking, ICinch.; painful in middle, 
 violent, as if portion of oesophagus were 
 contracted or compressed, I Alum.; pain- 
 ful, especially on motion, Stront.; painful, 
 in phthisis, ISil.; painful, in pneumonia, 
 IPuls.; painful, in right, near last ribs, with 
 breathing, Lyss.; painful, in right, at a 
 small spot, I I Arm; painful, in right, from 
 within out, I Asaf.; painful, in upper right, 
 difficult breathing, Cact,; painful, in upper 
 right, through to scapula, ICarbo v.; painful, 
 cannot sit in stooping posture, IDig.; painful, 
 in sternum, Calend.; painful, sudden, as if a 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 broad body armed with points were pressing 
 upward, a broad pressure with many fine 
 stitches, Spong.; painful, at point on swallow- 
 ing, I Kali c; painful, on upper part, sore to 
 pressure, better from sweat, Ars.h.; violent pain 
 inward, returns every winter, lArg. met.; 
 painful, walking or sitting, Bell.; painful, as 
 if full of wind, better by eructation, ILach.; 
 in right pectoral muscle, Card, m.; in phthi- 
 sis, MSamb.; pushing from within outward 
 (heart disease), ILach.; pushing, in lowest 
 ribs of right side towards liver, in morning, 
 lEan. b. ; in ribs, Benz. ac. ; on ribs, above 
 hypochondria, contracting, Ang.; region of 
 last ribs, as with back of knife, Asar.; in ribs, 
 in region of left, below heart, day and night, 
 Arm; below second and third ribs, with deep 
 inhalation, Arg. met. ; on last rib, left side, 
 with movements in abdomen, and crawls on 
 back, Calend.; between tenth and eleventh 
 ribs, right side, Lyss.; in region of right rib, 
 towards spine,Asaf.; between last ribs,on right 
 side, Lyss. ; on lowest ribs of right side towards 
 liver, in morning, IRan. b.; hard, on cartil- 
 ages of third and fourth ribs, with difficult 
 respiration, Stram.; in right, causes anxiety, 
 Bell.; right side, dull, extending thence over 
 whole chest, worse bending forward in writ- 
 ing (phthisis), MPsor. ; from right, extends 
 towards liver, with throbbing in epigastric re- 
 gion, 1 1 Kali c; in right, after meal or walk- 
 ing fast, Anag.; right, near nipple, Agar.; 
 worse right side, Ant. c; below shoulder- 
 blades, has to breathe deeply, Agar.; as though 
 pressed together from both sides, Cina ; on 
 both sides, with sharp stitches, worse on inspi- 
 ration, I IMenyanth.; sitting aggravates, I Cup. 
 ac; smothered, after nervous spell, BGels. ; 
 with soreness, I Lac def.; in spinal irritation, 
 IChin. s.; frequent, in small spots, in, Colch.; 
 behind sternum (dry cough), ICimex; to ster- 
 num (pneumonia), lAnt. t.; sticking, left, on 
 deep breathing, 1 1 Kali c; sticking, in right, 
 IKali c; violent stinging, left side, in region 
 of heart, at 4 p.m., Zing.; as from a stone after 
 catarrh (pneumonia), I I Puis.; with fits of suf- 
 focation, BKali c; suffocative in upper, with 
 constriction of larynx (bronchitis), IPhos.; 
 suffocative, in upper, with irritability of lower 
 portion of trachea, IPhos.; with cold sweat, 
 ICact.; as from subcutaneous ulceration, I Ran. 
 b.; in upper, lAmb., Apis, Brom. ; constant 
 in upper, with difficult respiration, Sang.; in 
 upper, like after violent running, lAng.; in 
 upper middle part makes respiration difficult, 
 I I Cepa ; a few inches below upper end of 
 sternum, Ars. h.; great, in upper, with car- 
 diac rheumatism, I IPhos.; going upward, 
 spreads about neck, before colic, IColoc; 
 damp weather aggravates, IKali c. ; and 
 weight, Gamb.; as from great weight, Cain.; 
 as from a weight wakens, better after rising, 
 Kali bi. B@£T angina, constriction, fulness, 
 heaviness, tightness. 
 Inner chest, pressure: relieves, Cochl., Dros., 
 
 IKreo., ISep. ^ir* sensitive. 
 Inner chest, pricking: Arund.; all over, with 
 • difficulty of breathing and cough, Bor.; on 
 inspiration, IBry.; needle-like, in left, ICinch.; 
 with a dull stitch in right, in ascending por- 
 tion of eighth and ninth ribs, two or three 
 inches to right of epigastrium, in afternoon, 
 
 Pallad. ; feeling as if struck with a cushion 
 full of pins, internal, Anag.; in pneumonia, 
 ICact. ; below right nipple from within out- 
 ward, IBry.; severe, in right, from within 
 outward, Spong.; in incipient tuberculosis, 
 : Agar. 
 
 Inner chest, purring sensation: resembling 
 purring of a cat (toothache), ISpig. 
 
 Inner chest, pus (pyothorax) : IIHep., ISil. 
 fggg*' Lungs empyema ; Pleura exudation. 
 
 Inner chest, quick pains : Hod.; sharp, in left, 
 ILil. tig. 
 
 Inner chest, quivering : Calc. p.; repeated in 
 muscles of left ribs, towards spine, Lobel. i. 
 
 Inner chest, rales : j^gr Lungs rales. 
 
 Inner chest, rawness: Msc. h., Agar., lAmb., 
 Anac, Ananth.,IArn., Ars., Arumt.,ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Chrom. ac, I I Gamb., IGels., IGraph., 
 IHydras. , llpec, IINuxv., 01. jec, IPhos., 
 lPuls», I Spong.; with aphonia, I ICaust.; in 
 costal cartilage of fifth rib, right side, worse 
 during rest, Como.; in catarrh, Berb., ISul.; 
 in bronchial and vesical catarrh, ICop.; cor- 
 rosive feeling in skin, Berb.; during cough, 
 lArs., ICalc, ICaust., ILach., IPhos., I IRu- 
 mex, IStaph.; spasmodic or deep, hollow 
 cough, Meph.; in hay asthma, ICarbo v.; 
 with heat and sweat at night, I I Zinc. ; with 
 hoarseness, IMez.; from inhaling frosty air, 
 Apis ; in lungs, sore from continual coughing, 
 INatr. m. ; with excessive secretions of glairy 
 mucus, from nose (catarrhal complaints), 
 ■Petrol.; and soreness, I Lye; and soreness in 
 bronchial catarrh, ICalc; scraping, with sore- 
 ness and pain in middle with cough (dysmen- 
 orrhea), IGraph.; pain after much speaking, 
 ICalc; and soreness on left side, near nipple, 
 Ars. h.;into throat, Cist.; painful, as from sub- 
 cutaneous ulceration, I IPsor.; in upper, ex- 
 tending into throat, ICist; over whole, Ars. h. 
 g@T" scraping, soreness. 
 
 Inner chest, restlessness : Anag., Benz. ac. 
 
 Inner chest, rheumatism : lAct. rac, lAurant., 
 I I Berb., I IBry., ICact., Cadm. s., Caust., 
 IColch., Como., ICornus, IHydras., ILyc, 
 I IRan. b., IRhus ; across, lAbrot.; across, dur- 
 ing respiration, Lyss.; with asthma, IKali 
 iod.; chronic, I Arg. nit., I IKali iod., Plumb.; 
 from taking cold or living in damp dwellings, 
 , IColch. ; of several months standing, caused 
 by catching cold on motion, pains cutting and 
 sharp, during a voyage, I IRan. b.; gastro- 
 pleurodynia, IColch.; gouty, IColch.; with 
 haemoptysis, ICinch.; intercostal, I IRan. b. ; 
 intercostal, inner, to abdominal and lumbar 
 muscles, from exposure to cold and dampness, 
 MPhyt.; especially in left side, I ISpig. ; left 
 side feels sore when patient turns, IRumex ; 
 unable to lie, I I Ran. b.; myalgic pains, I IRan. 
 b.; with oppression, cough, dyspnoea, forcing 
 patient to sit up (endocarditis), IPhos.; pseu- 
 do-pleuritic pains, with tuberculosis pulmo- 
 nary in stage of softening and suppuration, 
 IGuaiac; right side, worse on inhaling, \JEsc. 
 h.; in right, worse on stooping head, Lact. ac; 
 screamed, if compelled to make least move- 
 ment,! I Ran.b.; soreness in muscles, 1 1 Lact. ac; 
 could not bear touch on affected side, 1 1 Ran. b.; 
 of trunk, worse towards morning, INux v.; 
 to umbilical region, Tarant.; in upper thorax, 
 Ferr ph.; worse in rest, cloudy stormy 
 weather, IRhod.; false pleuritis, in winter, 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 797 
 
 IIKalm. ; severe pain in left, along digita- 
 tions of oblique abdominis and serratus mag- 
 nus, from working in a constrained position, 
 lArn. J^** drawing, neuralgia, sharp 
 pain. 
 
 Inner chest, rising : as of something rising to 
 throat, Asaf. 
 
 Inner chest, rooting pain : IGraph. 
 
 Inner chest, roughness : Benz. ac, IINux v., 
 ISul.; as if chest were oppressed by tough 
 tenacious mucus, IPuls.; with heat and sweat 
 at night, 1 1 Zinc; with hoarseness, IIRhus. 
 
 Inner chest, rumbling : audible gurgling after 
 attack of whooping cough, IMur. ac; audible 
 in left side, especially when walking, ICoccul.; 
 both sides, I IPhos. ac; as if something must 
 give way, lArg. nit. 
 
 Inner chest, scraping: Anac, Ang.; causing 
 hawking, IINux v. ; causing cough, IPuls. 
 jg^ 1 * rawness ; also Chap. 25, Bronchia. 
 
 Inner chest, scratching: as from vapor of sul- 
 phur, causing cough, I IPuls. 
 
 Inner chest, sensitive : to air, IHelon.; cannot 
 have anything to bear on, lest breathing 
 should become oppressed, Lactu. v.; soreness 
 when drawing deep breath, and touching it, 
 ICalc; cannot bear clothes tight, Calc; 
 pressure of clothes uncomfortable (bronchial 
 catarrh), IIAilant.; tight clothes cause faint- 
 ness (affection of fauces and larynx), I Kali bi. ; 
 clothes lie like a weight, ICon.; pressure of 
 clothing is annoying, Benz. ac; during cough, 
 IKali bi.; painful, on inspiration, ICalc; re- 
 spiratory muscles, diminishes excitability, 
 Chloral.; cannot bear percussion or ausculta- 
 tion, HCinch.; to pressure, with cardialgia, 
 ■Bar. c ; intercostal spaces, pain from press- 
 ure, especially over region of heart (pericar- 
 ditis), lAscl. t.; intercostal spaces close to 
 sternum are tender on pressure, I I Ascl. t.; in- 
 tercostal muscle, pain caused by pressure, 
 Ziz.; lung, bottom of left, sore to pressure, 
 Med.; seat of pain sensitive to pressure, and 
 when arms are moved, I IBry.; right side, to 
 pressure, I I Plumb.; pain from pressure on 
 diseased spine (spinal irritation), I I Sec; right 
 side, diminished sensibility, 1 1 Plumb.; to 
 pressure over right side of, particularly over 
 liver, extending also over abdomen (pneumo- 
 nia), ILyc ; with sneezing, Carb. s.; pectoralis 
 major, painful to touch, Bor. ; painful to touch, 
 and on inspiration (phthisis pulmonalis), 
 ICalc. ; painful to touch, Ang., Cist., Cochl., 
 Crot, t., ILed., I I Kan. sc; a place, the size of 
 a dollar, on outer edge, extremely sensitive 
 to touch, Med.; to touch ribs of whole left 
 thorax, Zinc; to touch acute pain in right 
 side, I I Rhus ; walls painful when touched, or 
 when he sneezes, ISeneg. ; pains on touching 
 (bilious remittent fever), ICrotal.; pains in 
 last left short rib, when touching it,Meph.; 
 walls, especially when touching them, better 
 deep inspiration, Seneg. g^" pressure. 
 
 Inner chest, sharp pain: Hod., IIRumex; 
 on moving arms, I Ascl. t.; near left axilla, 
 Rumex; across from right to left axilla, 
 lElaps ; in left (angina pectoris, gastralgic 
 form), lAgar.; when taking a long breath, 
 Bapt.; after dysentery, 1 1 Ran. b.; excruciat- 
 ing, Psor.; in hydrothorax, lApis; in and 
 about (hay fever), IRan. b.; inframammary 
 region, in'left, Bry.; on inspiration, lAsct. t.; 
 
 at centre, on left side, prevents drawing a 
 long breath, Como.; quick, in left, with flut- 
 tering of heart, ILil. tig.; severe in leftside, 
 in cardiac region, Sinap.; sudden, in left side, 
 about region of heart, so violent it almost 
 knocks her down, passes around from left to 
 right, on inside to scrobiculum cordis, spas- 
 modic pain induces vomiting (angina pecto- 
 toris), MSpig.; in left, 10 p.m., iEsc h.; in 
 back part of left, during afternoon, Lact. 
 ac; in lower part of left, 7 a.m., Tromb.; 
 darted through lower part of right, 1 p.m., 
 continuing at intervals through afternoon, 
 Lact. ac; when moving about, better sitting 
 down (diseasedsubmaxillary gland), IKali iod.; 
 in intercostal neuralgia, IRan. b.; quick, below 
 seventh, anteriorly, Natr. a.; in region of 
 sixth rib, right then left, takes away breath, 
 ICalc. p.; in right, Iodof., Sang. ; of a neuralgic 
 character, Xan.; through central portion of 
 right (phthisis), I I Sep.; especially in right, 
 worse from pressure even slight in intercostal 
 spaces and lying on leftside, IPhos.; in right, 
 opposite tenth rib, Psor.; through to back, 
 between shoulders, worse right side, Codein. ; 
 in sides, to both shoulder blades, Ziz.; from 
 side to side, I Act. rac; and soreness to touch 
 across from right to left axilla (sore throat), 
 lElaps.; on stooping forward, I Ascl. t. 
 gg^* neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Inner chest, shocks: w r ith cough, IILyc; dull, 
 from posterior wall upward, coincident with 
 heartbeat, ICalc; dull, of pressure in left half, 
 I I Plat.; from posterior wall to between shoul- 
 ders, anxiety, Calc. ; shattering, I I Hep. ; slight, 
 I I Lactu. v-.; spasmodic, from right half into 
 right arm and leg, every two or three hours, 
 oftener in night, after each meal, better 
 open air, after sexual excess, 1 1 Sec; sud- 
 den, in left side of, from above downward, 
 Mang.; through upper, Ind. met.; in upper 
 left, radiating backward to point of scapula 
 of sound side, I I Myrtus ; through middle 
 of upper right to lower part of shoulder, 
 causing nausea and faint feeling, can scarcely 
 move, I IMenyanth. 
 
 Inner chest, shooting: I Aeon., IMerc cor., 
 ISul.; from centre to lower part of abdomen, 
 Cornus ; w T hen taking a deep breath (epidemic 
 pneumonia), ICup. m.; from centre of to be- 
 tween scapulae, soon after meals, generally 
 precedes pain in stomach, I ISul.; pains with 
 cough, Sul.; in cough, ICaps.;_ dry cough, 
 IKali bi.; deep, in front of middle, Berb.; 
 above epigastrium, at and especially on each 
 side of low T er end of sternum, after a cup 
 Of tea, IIRumex; in influenza, I Ant. t.; 
 worse by inhalation, Ang. ; intermittent, 
 ICornus ; pain inward in right side of, worse 
 breathing deeply, turning in bed, speaking 
 and lying on painful side (pneumonia), I INux 
 v.; severe pain at left side below region of 
 heart, from behind forward, worse on breath- 
 ing, with rapid sharp irregular pulse and 
 dyspnoea (gouty pleurodynia), IColch.; in left, 
 Agar., Lyss.; in left, through to back, I ISul.; 
 in left, with dysmenorrhcea, ICon. ; through 
 left to back, when bending back and to right, 
 Rhod.; in left, in region of heart, Tromb.; in 
 left, with inhalation, Calc. p.; in left, with 
 pleuritis rheumatica, lAnt. t. ; in left, over 
 sixth rib near sternum, Vib. ; from left to 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 shoulder, Ascl. t., Calc. p.; from lower left to 
 shoulder, I I Sang.; tormenting, behind lowest 
 ribs of left side towards back, worse breath- 
 ing deeply, Sul. ; in pectoral muscles and in 
 region of heart, Brach.; intercostal neuralgia, 
 J Kan. b.; with remissions, worse night, llpec; 
 nipple, from below, through to back, on walk- 
 ing, I Asaf. ; after attacks of palpitation, Aur. 
 met.; in pneumonia, II Aeon.; from front to 
 back, impeding respiration, ICanth.; in left, 
 fifth rib, Tell.; in right, Rumex; in right, 
 about seventh rib, Sang.; sharp, pains in right 
 side like pleurisy pains occasionally extend 
 through to shoulder blade, Xan.; sharp, in 
 left, IRumex; sharp, in left, close to sternum 
 and parallel to it, I lOxal. ac. ; above heart 
 into shoulder blade, IKalm.; to left shoulder 
 (heart disease), IHydras.; arm, numbness 
 ((heart disease), IHydras. ; pains in sides, 
 must cry out, ICup. m.; in small spots, Agar.; 
 sharp, in spells, I IRumex ; pains from centre 
 of sternum around chest (pleurisy), I INux v.; 
 stinging, IFerr.; through, I Kali c; transient, 
 between third and sixth ribs, worse during 
 deep inspiration, Coca; in walls of mostly 
 left under clavicle or in a line with heart, 
 ISpig. Jgii^ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Inner chest, shudder: starting from chest, 
 Lith.; through, Berb. 
 
 Inner chest, smarting : Berb. ; while coughing, 
 Caust.; when coughing, in sequel of pneu- 
 monia, I I Sul. 
 
 Inner chest, soreness: Apis, I Arm, Arum t., 
 Ascl. t., Bapt., ICarbo v., HCaust., Chlor., 
 Chrom. ac, ICina, Cornus, Dig., Dory., 
 JEup. perf., IGels., IIHep., IHydras., Iod., 
 UKali bi., IKali c, ILach., ILed., ILyc, 
 IMagn. c, Melil., Meph., IMez., INatr. m., 
 Oxal. ac, IPhos., Psor., IIPuls., ISeneg., 
 ISpong., ISul., 1 1 Zinc. ; worse in afternoon 
 (pertussis), IBadiag.; with anguish, and ina- 
 bility to lie down (asthma), I ISyph.; with 
 aphonia, HCaust.; on moving arms, particu- 
 larly left, ISeneg.; under arms, when press- 
 ing, Mosch.; across, when awaking, can hardly 
 get up, three mornings in succession, Lyss.; 
 awoke, transient, Merc. iod. rub. ; through to 
 back, worse left side, with cough, Crot. tig.; 
 as if beaten, IBry.; in bones, Mez.; from deep 
 breath, Ferr. iod., Iodof.; over lungs, on tak- 
 ing a deep breath (rush of blood), I lyEsc. h.; 
 as if bruised, internally, Cham.; burning, in 
 right middle, INatr. c; burning, or stitches, 
 ILed.; during catarrh, Berb.; in bronchial 
 catarrh, Cop.; with bronchial and vesical ca- 
 tarrh, ICop.; all over, or in centre, with back- 
 ing cough, and aching between shoulders, 
 I 101. jec; referred to either subclavicular 
 region, or apex of one or other lung (incipient 
 tuberculosis), IPuls. ; of left subclavicular 
 space, to touch, I IPhos.; touch of clothes 
 aggravates, Chel.; after cough, IStann.; 
 from cough (phthisis), Cetrar.; with cough- 
 ing, lArs., Bar. c, ICarbo v., ICaust., ICop., 
 lEup. perf., IGels., IKreo., Meph., INux 
 m., INux v., 1101. jec, MSenecio; with 
 coughing or breathing, INitr.ac; with cough, 
 in catarrh, lApis; especially with cough, 
 ■Staph.; with loose cough, Sul. ; when loosen- 
 ing phlegm, with cough, I IRumex; with 
 •cough, better from pressure, INatr. s.; with 
 dry cough, Rata n.; with dry cough, especially 
 
 at night, INatr. s.; with dry cough, evening 
 and night, IMagn. m.; with whooping cough, 
 IBry., ICaust., IStann.; dull, on right side, 
 worse on deep inspirations,Cup.ars. ; pain from 
 eructations, Coccul.; in every part, I IGamb.; 
 as if eviscerated (consumption), I IPhos.; as 
 if excoriated (croup), IPhos.; worse during 
 exertion, and on full inspiration, Natr. a.; 
 with expectoration of dark, gray mucus, con- 
 sistency of white of egg, IKali bi.; external, 
 with internal pain, Zing.; in fever, lAnag.; in 
 bilious remittent fever, ICrotal.; in forepart, 
 causing dry cough, awaking her from sleep, 
 IPhos.; over front, Bor.; feels as if something 
 had grown to the sore spot in front, and was 
 drawing back the chest, Med. ; with haemop- 
 tysis, I Arm, IHam., IPuls.; with hoarseness, 
 HCaust., IMur.ac, IIRhus ; tender places in 
 walls, as if from circumscribed spots of inflam- 
 mation, after catarrh, Seneg.; deep inspira- 
 tion in front, Aloe; on full inspiration, Eup. 
 perf; worse, on inspiration, ICalc, ICamph., 
 lEup. perf.; in left, lAmm. m.; in left, when 
 bending, Alum.; in left, all day, Lact. ac; in 
 left, from lifting, Alum.; in left, preventing 
 lying on it (subacute pleuritis), lArg. nit.; 
 first left, then right, deep in, I I Agar.; painful 
 in left, Lact. ac; in upper part of left, with 
 cough (ovaritis), I Apis ; felt when patient 
 lies on that side, or presses against left chest, 
 seems to involve muscular structures about 
 shoulder, and even down arm of affected side 
 (incipient tuberculosis), IPuls.; pain low down 
 as if sore and bloody, with incessant cough, 
 I ISpong.; in lower, Ascl. t.; pronounced, or 
 long-lasting, in lower part, after spasmodic 
 cough, with loss of breath,Tereb.; in middle, 
 ■Sep.; when in motion,or ridingon horseback, 
 I lOl.jec; inmuscles,IHyosc,l I Sang. ;intercos- 
 tal muscles, as if drawn, I I Natr. ph. ; in muscles, 
 and acute sensibility to pressure in a small 
 place, left side,upperthird(rheumatism), ICalc; 
 below left nipple, on drawing a breath, with 
 sensation of something tearing, and pleuritic 
 stitches radiating over left chest, which was sen- 
 sitive to touch, I I Ran. b. ; in right, near nipple, 
 Agar.; with excessive secretion of glairy mucus 
 from nose (catarrhal com plaints), I Petrol.; with 
 feeling of oppression in open air and reposing, 
 I ISeneg., in phthisis, IStann.; in pneumonia, 
 IPuls.; as if it were one great sore, Cinch, 
 bol. ; in pectoral! s maj or, Sarrac; in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; can hardly bear pressure of stethoscope 
 (nervous debility), ICurar.; to pressure,muscles 
 of lower left, front and back, Med.; with 
 pressure, ILac def.; worse on pressure, cough- 
 ing and sneezing, Seneg.; as if raw, with rat- 
 tling in chest and orthopnoea, 1 1 Sep.; raw 
 feeling, from stomach up, Ars. ; and uneasy 
 feeling beneath cartilages to right of fourth 
 and fifth ribs, dry hacking cough, worse from 
 exertion, Natr. a.; in lower ribs, right side, 
 IICheL; on rising, in morning, Co rnus;through 
 shoulders, worse right side, I 101. jec; disturbs 
 light slumber,midnight till morning (asthma), 
 I Ars.; after speaking and motion, I IPuls.; 
 deep in two spots, four inches on either side 
 of sternum, Agar.; with sticking, deep, in re- 
 gion of left lower rib, in evening, IKali iod.; 
 worse from talking, Alum, IKali c; to throat, 
 IMerc; throughout, Med. ; to touch, Arg.met., 
 Med.; to touch, from right to left axilla, 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 lElaps ; to touch, above clavicle and second 
 or third rib, left side, Alum.; left side, 
 to touch in ribs, Med.; worse from touch, 
 motion, or turning body (pleurodynia), 
 IIRan. b.; in one point, as if an ulcer were 
 there, with cough, IKali bi.; in small spot, as 
 from subcutaneous ulceration, after pneumo- 
 nia, IRan. b.; of upper, in catarrh, ICoccus ; 
 of upper, particularly with cough, Apis ; of 
 upper, with cough (acute bronchial catarrh), 
 
 I lSul.;in walls,Seneg.; in walls, worse in damp 
 weather, or laughing (nervous debility), 
 ICurar.; over whole, Ars. h. g^° aching, 
 bruised feeling, rheumatism, sensitive. 
 
 Inner chest, spasmodic pain : Pallad., ICaulo.; 
 anaemic, Caulo. ; cramping, during menses 
 (dysmenorrhea), ICoecul.; cramplike, I I Ham., 
 INitr. ac, Zinc; cramp like, across, Castor.; 
 cramplike, when coughing, ISul.; cramplike, 
 grinding, across (rheumatic carditis), I ISpig.; 
 cramplike, left side, followed by diarrhoea, nau- 
 sea and inclination to vomit, Lyss., cramplike, 
 in left, gradually decreasing and increasing in 
 intensity, I I Plat.; cramplike, 10 to 11 a.m., 
 Msc. h.; cramplike, alternates with pain in 
 forehead and general heat, Lachn.; at noon, 
 better by eating, worse before tea and ceasing 
 after partaking of it then free until mid- 
 night, when he is awakened by a severe but 
 short paroxysm, must lean against something 
 for relief, must bend double, better by warm 
 food (gastralgia) , I ISul.; acrid eructation, at 6 
 p.m. (ovarian troubles) , Pallad.; between ribs 
 (heart trouble), IDig.; from touching irritable 
 spine, I ITarant. Jg^T* angina, constriction, 
 neuralgia, rheumatism, spasms, 
 
 Inner chest, spasms : IBell., Camph., ICann. s., 
 ICham., IColch., IGels., IHyos., Ilpec, 
 ILaur., IStram.; arrest breathing, compelling 
 one to lean forward, Hyos.; arrest breathing, 
 follow painful twitching in face, I IStram.; 
 deep, stertorous, rattling breathing, I Op.; 
 constrictive, I I Phos.; constrictive, especially 
 when feeling cold (asthma), IMosch.; violent 
 contortions (chorea), I ITarant.; alternately 
 violently contracted and expanded, during 
 wrhich several short and rapid respirations, 
 pulse irregular, IMosch.; contractions of res- 
 piratory muscles, induces oppression in breath- 
 ing before a severe suffocative attack, com- 
 bined with spasmodic constriction of phar- 
 ynx, Lyss.; contractive, I Ver. ; convulsions, 
 ICalc, Coccul.; convulsions, confined to, 
 in epilepsy, J ISul.; severe convulsions, 
 caused by periodical involuntary laughing 
 fit, I I Zinc; from vapor of copper or arse- 
 nic, INux v.; suffocative, hollow, deep 
 (whooping cough), ISamb.; cramps, lArg. nit., 
 ■ Graph., IMez., ISang., Sec, ISul.; cramps, in 
 ague, Ilpec; cramps, in angina pectoris, ILyc; 
 cramps, from overexertion, in ascending 
 heights, became cold, ICoca ; cramp, with 
 cold state (intermittent), lArs. ; cramp, as 
 from a violent cold, Ang.; cramps, in whoop- 
 ing cough, ILaur.; cramps, with crying and 
 complaining (hysteria), ILach.; cramps up- 
 ward, with diarrhoea, Cup. m.; cramps, with 
 blue face, lAsim.; cramps, as if too narrow, 
 asthma as soon as he lies down to sleep, I Ars.; 
 cramps at night, thinks he will suffocate, 
 
 I I Phos. ; cramps, in onanists, Phos. ac. ; cramps 
 prevent speaking, with red face and sweat 
 
 over body, IKali c; cramps, with pressure of 
 uterus, I Coccul.; contractive, IFerr.; dull 
 cramps, Cinch.; visible cramps of respiratory 
 muscles (asthma Millari), ICup. m.; cramps in 
 flatulent colic, lElat.; cramping, as if she 
 would suffocate (hysteria), 1 1 Sep.; cramplike, 
 contraction over, IMez.; cramplike sensation 
 through, IPuls.; cyanotic symptoms, Ilpec 
 hysteric, ICoccul., I IMosch., IStram.; of 
 lungs, IIAsaf.; before menses, Bov., ILach. 
 during menses, ICinch.; with suppres 
 sion of menses, Coccul.; in muscles, ICic 
 IHyos., Lyss., IStram.; muscles, in mo 
 tion, in diphtheria, MSpong. ; motion of 
 muscles, worse in left side, Natr. s.; muscles 
 in constant motion, as after running fast 
 ICup. m.; in muscles (prosopalgia), I I Plat. 
 of respiratory muscles, lArg. nit., • Chel. 
 of respiratory muscles, with great mental 
 disturbance on attemping to swallow, Lyss. 
 painful in pectoral muscle, Ang.; paroxysms 
 setting in at night or- in open air, IMosch. 
 with renal pain, "Coccus ; muscles rigid, im 
 peding respiration(traumatictetanus),INux v. 
 muscles become rigid, in tetanic symptoms 
 IHyper. ; sudden, must sit bent, Phos. ac. 
 with suffocative attacks, after anger, ICham. 
 terrific, across lower part, 9 p.m., lasts all night 
 lArg. nit.; tonic in pectoral muscles, ICic 
 frequent torsions (meningitis), IStram. 
 gggT" angina, constriction. 
 
 Inner chest, sprained sensation : IKalm.; in 
 bones, on motion and breathing, I Am.; worse 
 by deep breath, in evening, Agar. 
 
 Inner chest, squatting posture: aggravates 
 Cadm. s. 
 
 Inner chest, stabbing : acute (pleuritis), 
 IRan. b.; with chronic serous discharges in 
 dysentery, I IRan. b.; intercostal space, mo- 
 mentary acute, in middle anterior portion of 
 fourth rib, left side, on raising left arm, or 
 deep inspiration, I I Rhus ; in left, on least 
 movement (pneumonia), I ISul.; like a knife 
 thrust, into side, on slightest motion (pleuro- 
 dynia), IIRan. b. ; in croupous pneumonia, 
 llod.; in right side, close under mammary, 
 
 ' gland, I I Chel. g^ cutting, lancinating, 
 shooting, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Inner chest, starting : painful, Benz. ac. 
 
 Inner chest, sticking: Berb., ICaust., IFerr.; 
 across, IPuls.; constant, on drawing a deep 
 breath (intermittent) , I I Puis.; worse from deep 
 breath or coughing, Puis.; caused by deep 
 breathing, ICalc; in one spot, on deepbreath- 
 ing, Zinc; w r ith cough, Ant. c; in whooping 
 cough, ICaust.; dull, from left to scapula, 
 Lactu. v.; dull, in right side, with oppression, 
 worse lying on left, better on right side, even- 
 ing, in bed, Calad. ; dull, in left, between sixth 
 and seventh ribs, worse on deep inspiration, 
 Cup. a.; and dyspnoea, Vinca ; deep, in region 
 of right lower rib, with pain as from soreness, 
 in evening, IKali iod. ; dull at point where 
 beat of heart is felt, Spig.; on inspiration, 
 ISil.; in left side, Zinc; in leftside, towards 
 morning, Brom.; in left, with painful sensa- 
 tion in left nipple, Zinc; in left, as from sub- 
 cutaneous ulceration, worse on motion, 
 I IRan. b.; from left to back, through chest, 
 during inspiration, Mez.; in lower, left, with 
 cutting extending to left side of upper abdo- 
 men, IKali c; in lower, of right, IMerc cor.; 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 pain, sometimes in and through lower part, on 
 turning and rising in bed after awaking in 
 morning, especially after lying a long time, 
 and when stretching out arms in drawing for 
 a long time during' day, I I Staph.; in muscles, 
 left side, after walking out during thawing 
 weather, Merc. iod. rub.; about left nipple, 
 near axilla, in morning when rising, dare not 
 move arm or trunk lest he should scream, has 
 to sit or stand stooping, head and chest for- 
 ward to left side, 1 1 Ran. b.; under nipples 
 (incipient tuberculosis), • Agar.; pinching, dull, 
 in upper left, with tightness, ILactu. v.; in 
 left, pressing, near sternum, Calad.; pressing, 
 next to last rib, where rib passes into carti- 
 lage, suddenly disappears on external press- 
 ure, but immediately returning, Verbas.; in 
 right side, BNitr. ac, I I Ran. sc; right side, 
 region of nipple, with every paroxysm of 
 cough, IBor.; right side, in region of fifth and 
 sixth ribs, forenoon, IRan. b.; right side, re- 
 gion of fifth rib, to upper part part of ensiform 
 cartilage, somewhat impeding respiration, 
 worse moving arm and body (rheumatism), 
 I Apis ; with seminal emissions, IPhos. ; in a 
 spot in left side, as large as a hand, with a 
 feeling as if spot were corroded and bruised, 
 I I Zinc. ; transient, here and there, lEuph.; 
 in upper right, deep, scarcely worse by deep 
 inspiration, IMerc. cor. Jg^" cutting, dart- 
 ing, lancinating, shooting, stabbing, 
 stinging, stitches. 
 
 Inner chest, stiffness: Bapt.; muscular, Tereb. 
 
 Inner chest, stinging : Cinch. ; when taking a 
 deep breath, Bor.; burning, in left near heart, 
 after lying down, moved into great pectoral 
 muscles, about two inches above and to left of 
 nipple, worse on deep inspiration, and lying 
 on back or right side, better lying on leftside, 
 Rumex; burning ,in left side, with palpitation, 
 Lyss.; during cough, Caps. , ISul.; in fleshy part, 
 ■Graph.; through entire front, I Apis ; in in- 
 teguments, Iod. ; intercostal, between eighth 
 and ninth ribs, right side, from spine to stern- 
 um, worse 4 to 7 p.m., sensitive to pressure 
 (typhus), IChin. s.; internal, worse during 
 inspiration, IHyos.; almost itching, left side, 
 below nipple, followed and accompanied by 
 stinging burning in back, Rumex ; in left side, 
 during inspiration, Lyss.; in left, between 
 mamma and last ribs, Lyss. ; in left, worse 
 moving, Hyper.; in left side, with ovarian 
 dropsy, lApis ; in lower, Lyss.; in musqles, 
 HColch.; in muscles, on one edge of left pec- 
 toral, Hyper.; right side, last rib, sharp, Ang.; 
 worse under left shoulder blade (phthisis), 
 IMillef.; below shoulder blades, has to breathe 
 deeply, Agar. ; with stinging in throat at same 
 time, Sul. ac; in upper, through to back, 
 awakens at night, Alum. gg$f sticking, 
 stitches. 
 
 Inner chest, stitches: I Aeon., Ant. c, Asaf., 
 Aspar., Berb., Bov., IIBry., Camph., Caps., 
 ICarbo v., Cast, eq., Clem., Cornus, Crotal., 
 Gamb., IGraph., Jab., Jacea, IKali bi., I IKali c, 
 IMagn. c, IMerc. sol., IMez., INitr. ac, 
 Nitr. sp. d., IINux m., Paris, IPhos., Plumb., 
 IPuls., I IRan. b., IRan. sc, Sabad., Sul. ac, 
 Ver. ; from abdomen, after each start as in a 
 fright, when waking or sleeping, ICham.; 
 with urging in abdomen, ICalc; after anger, 
 Arg. nit., Canst.; in anterior and middle, 
 
 particularly when inspiring deeply, Berb. ; in 
 anterior upper, to back, only on sneezing and 
 coughing, constricts chest, 1 1 Merc, s.; with 
 anxiety, ICaust.; below arms to epigastrium,, 
 ICaust.; when ascending steps, Ratan.; to 
 back, IPhyt., ISil. ; to back, when coughing 
 or sneezing (hepatitis), IMerc; beating, with 
 pain in upper and left part, towards centre,. 
 Con. ; with belching, boring in right costal 
 muscles, continuous on inspiration and ex- 
 piration, Spong.; on taking deep breath, 
 ICham.; especially when breathing deeply, in 
 evening, Benz. ac; in side, with each breath 
 (lumbago), IColoc ; cannot take a long breath, 
 IIBry.; when taking a long breath and on 
 violent motion, IMur. ac; breathing difficult,. 
 IIBry., ICalc, Oxal. ac; during breathing or 
 coughing, Squilla; interrupting breathing,, 
 IBry., IKreo.; broad fluent, in last ribs of 
 left side, morning in bed, awakens him,. 
 ISquilla; broad pressure, between last ribs on 
 both sides, Squilla ; burning, ICina, IMur. ac; 
 burning in left side, and towards both scapu- 
 lae, with fulness, both sides, ICrot. t.; burn- 
 ing, in middle of left side, when taking- 
 a deep breath, ICepa ; burning, sharp, ICar- 
 bo a. ; in cardialgia and headache, IKali c; in 
 centre, worse on deep inspiration (amenor- 
 rhea), 1 1 Sep. ; under clavicle, to sternum. 
 lAilant.; from flatulent colic, llgn.; concus- 
 sive, from hepatic region, ICalc; contracting 
 just beneath left side, last ribs, Squilla ; costal 
 cartilages, benumbing, oppressive, in region 
 of first and second, taking away breath, Ver- 
 bas. ; after cough, IStann. ; during cough , I Arn. r 
 IBor., IIBry., ICalc. p., ICinch., ICoff., Con., 
 ICorn., I IFerr., IFerr. m.,Iod., IKreo., ILach. r 
 IMerc, Stront.; during cough and breathing, 
 Seneg.; during cough or yawning, Bell.;, 
 during cough, with frothy, bloody expectora- 
 tion, I IPuls.; during cough, in muscles,Dros.; 
 during cough, in various parts (phthisis), 
 I ISul.; with dry cough, IIIod.,IKah bi.; with 
 dry cough, in morning, Amm. m.; with short, 
 dry cough, Sul.; with epidemic cough, IFerr. ; 
 in croup (diphtheria), IBrom.; cutting 
 thrusts, Ang.; darting stitches, to oesopha- 
 gus, I Asaf; deep, ICalc; deep, within right, 
 Zinc; deep, while walking, IKali iod ; in dif- 
 ferent parts, Agar.; from drinking anything- 
 cold, Thuya; drawing beneath second rib of 
 left side, only in walking, Spong.; drawing 
 from last true rib to shoulder, Squilla ; draw- 
 ing in left side while sitting with back 
 slightly bent, particularly on slow, deep in- 
 spiration, Spong.; drawing, from shoulder- 
 blades, when moving arms, ICamph.; dull, 
 below right clavicle, from within outward, 
 IDulc; dull, in left, continuing during inha- 
 lation and exhalation, Oleand.; dull, when 
 inspiring (heart disease), lAur. met.; dull, in 
 left, ICroc; dull, in left, into short ribs,l Car- 
 bo v.; dull, deep in left, under short ribs,. 
 IKali c; dull, in upper left, Zinc; dull, from 
 without, under left clavicle, going off for a 
 while by pressing parts, in evening, I IKali 
 c; dull, in posterior part during expiration 
 (hydro-thorax), IColch.; dull, in right, short 
 ribs,Zinc; dull, in right, 1 1 Zinc; dull, in right, 
 during inspiration, Spig.; dull, in right, on 
 deep inspiration or coughing (neglected influ- 
 enza and pleuritis\ ISul. ; dull, in right, n< ar 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 third rib, especially pressing part when pain 
 went to small of back and between shoulders, 
 
 I IDulc; dull, both sides, worse by inspira- 
 tion, Aur. met. ; with dyspnoea, ICalc; while 
 eating, and after, Bo v.; with exhalation, 
 Ant. c; with inhalation and exhalation, Arg. 
 met.; in evening, Calad.; cannot expand, 
 IIBry.; with grayish -yellow or dirty expec- 
 toration (bronchitis), ILyc; near fifth rib, on 
 expiration, worse after deep inspiration, 
 
 I I Card, m.; fine, must take a deep breath, fre- 
 quently, 1 1 Ran. b. ; fine, felt in outer chest first, 
 with pressure and tightness across lower part 
 of chest, w T orse moving, stooping, breathing, 
 evening, walking, standing, open air or room, 
 IRan. b.; fine, externally, Spong. ; fine, in left 
 half, IHep. ; fine, in various parts,Coccul.; from 
 accumulated flatus in hypochondria, 1 1 Cham. ; 
 flying, ICarb. s.; flying, in left side, worse 
 walking quickly and going up stairs, Sul.; 
 as if a morsel of food had lodged there, 
 Amm. m.; in forepart of lower, with intestines 
 below navel, IChel.; from behind forward 
 when breathing, Psor.; with haemoptysis, 
 IIAcon., IPlumb.; with haemoptysis or hem- 
 orrhages, especially after masturbation, ICon. ; 
 with congestion to head, HCham.; in region 
 of heart, I Gels.; with heat, I Kali c; with 
 hiccough, Amm. m.; in and about, in hay 
 fever, IRan.b.; in influenza, I IPhell.; in inhal- 
 ing or coughing, HSquilla; deep inhalation ag- 
 gravates, Berb. ; on inspiration, Bar. c, IIBry., 
 ■Kali c, I IPhos., Stront., Tarax. ; during deep 
 inspiration, Kob.; especially on deep inspira- 
 tion when coughing J INatr.m.; with slow deep 
 inspiration, Spong.; passes to front and inter- 
 feres with inspiration, Card, m.; in intercostal 
 muscles, Jacea, IRan. scl.; intercostal spaces, 
 with cough, IIBry.; intermittent, severe, left 
 side, Spong.; itching, on expiration, ICalc; 
 jerking, right and left, not far from sternum on 
 inspiration, ISquilla ; as if a knife were 
 plunged in, I INux m.; sudden, sharp, knife- 
 like, in left side, Stann.;inleft,IAcon., /Ethus., 
 Ant. t., IIApis, Berb., ICina, .ICinch., ICon., 
 Hippom.,IIgn.,Lachn., 1 1 Psor., Spong., lUstil., 
 I IVal., Zinc; in left, to abdomen and loins 
 (peritonitis), I Lye; in left to back, Bov., Kali n.; 
 in left, with every breath, Agar.; in left, with 
 short breath, if he coughs while standing, 
 INatr. s. ; in left, when breathing, IXiccol., 
 ISul. ; in left, when breathing or coughing, 
 ISep. ; in left, when breathing or lying on 
 that side, IStann.; in left, worse from breath- 
 ing, Elaps ; in left, beneath clavicle, going 
 and coming with regularity, Mez.; in left, 
 worse by dry cough, motion, better external 
 pressure, lArn.; in left, in evening, causing 
 shortness of breath (lung affections), I Kali 
 n.; in left, just above heart, IKreo.; in left, 
 just beneath heart, Spig. ; in left, in heart 
 disease, ILyc. ; in left, also striking to inmost 
 part of chest and arresting breathing, or 
 causing one to start, or when walking, worse 
 on drawing breath, Niccol.; in left, during 
 inspiration, Ammoniac, lArs., ICalc, IChel.; 
 in left, on inspiration, to back, ILyc; in left, 
 worse during inspiration and expiration,Jacea; 
 in left, at intervals, Mane; in left, as of knife, 
 on taking a deep breath, Bor.; in left, lies best 
 upon back (pneumonia), IPhos.; in left, pre- 
 vents lying on left side, Amm. c; when lying 
 
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 on right side, dull, Seneg.; in left, relieved by 
 lying on right side, I IPhos. ; in left, at night, 
 I ILyc; in left, with oppression, I ISul.; in left, 
 with violent palpitation (pleurisy), IKalic; 
 in left, with difficult respiration, Aloe,ILach.; 
 in left fourth and fifth ribs, Anag. ; in left, later 
 right side, Oycl.; in left, and scapula, ISep.; 
 in left, when sitting, when yawning, during an 
 inspiration, INatr. s.; in left, near sternum dur- 
 ing deep inhalation (angina pectoris), lArn.; 
 in left, to throat-pit, with loose night cough, 
 ICalc; in left, from upper portion, straight 
 through to left shoulder blade,worse on breath- 
 ing, yawning and coughing (tuberculosis), 
 IMyrtus ; in left, with uterine spasm, ICon.; in 
 left, when walking, ICamph. ; left,then right, 
 IKreo.; in left, when walking in open air, in 
 region of nipple, stitches disappear when con- 
 tinuing to walk, I IRan. b.; in lower left to 
 shoulder, ISang.; in middle of left, violent, 
 lArn. ; mostly left, in epidemic pneumonia, 
 ICup. m.; in left, occasional (haemoptysis), 
 I ISul ; in left, towards heart,took breath away, 
 Sul.; in left side, anteriorly under short ribs, 
 Vacc; in leftside, goes to back on coughing or 
 taking a long breath, I Kali c; in left sides on 
 bending towards same, ICalc; in left side 
 prevent her taking deep breath, IChel.; in 
 left side, on breathing, Calc p., IPhos.; in 
 left side, in cardialgia, 1 1 Puis.; in left side, 
 with bronchial and vesical catarrh, ICop.; in 
 left side, during cough, Agar., ICrotal.; in left 
 side, followed by diarrhoea and afterwards 
 nausea and inclination to vomit, Lyss.; in 
 left side, during inhalation, Agar., ICalc; in 
 left side, below nipple, Samb.; in left side, 
 during rest, better by motion, Euphor. ; in 
 left side, under ribs, IPhos.; in left side, be- 
 low ribs towards back, IGuaiac; in left side, 
 towards left scapula, I IChel.; in left side, in 
 shooting over to right and up to left shoulder, 
 Ascl. t. ; in left side, with vomiting, IBry.; 
 occasional, in left side, with haemoptysis, 
 I ISul.; particularly in left side, Caps.; like 
 lightning, from both sides through in a ver- 
 tical direction, Stront.; in liver complaint, 
 Hod.; from liver, obstructing respiration, 
 Aloe; in lower, IKalm.; in lower right, on 
 inspiration, worse by motion and cough, 
 IChel.; in lower, mostly left side, on deep 
 inspiration, Kob.; worse in lower, frequent, 
 Yal.; in right mamma, near sternum, extend- 
 ing to back between shoulders, then down- 
 ward into right side of sacrum, Phell.; be- 
 tween mammae, Hyper.; during menses, IPuls.; 
 in middle, ILyc; in middle, worse during in- 
 spiration, with feeling of lameness to elbow 
 joint across right shoulder, where pains are 
 more violent w T hen lifting arm, IKreo.; in 
 middle to sides and towards axillae, when 
 walking during menses, Kali n.; deep in 
 middle, fine transient, I Kali iod. ; from middle 
 to both shoulders, on bending body forward 
 while sitting, Pallad. ; near middle, Rumex ; 
 across, during morning till noon, IKreo.; 
 worse on motion or breathing, HSpig.; worse 
 on motion, better in rest, IIBry.; when 
 moving, ICalc; in muscles, All. sat., Berb.; 
 in muscles, when breathing or coughing, 
 IDros.; needle-like, I I Spig.; needle-like, from 
 within outward, in right, Ars. s. f. ; after 
 night-watching and mental disturbance, dur- 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 ing pregnancy, 1 1 Puis.; below right nipple, 
 outward, only on expiration, Bry. ; near 
 nipple, sharp, like splinters, first right, then 
 left, on lowest ribs, Agar.; sudden, outward, 
 Val.; in left pectoralis major, Tereb.; pinch- 
 ing, in left pectoral muscle, Therid. ; in 
 phthisis, ISiL; piercing, sudden, violent, 
 I Arg. nit. ; as in pleurisy, in left side, change 
 place, lAur. mur.; pleuritic, run down in an- 
 terior left, causing failure of breath and 
 speech, after standing on cold ground and 
 getting chilled, I IRhod.; pleuritic, radiate all 
 over left side, with soreness below left nipple 
 on breathing, IIRan. b.; pleuritic, after rid- 
 ing in open car, worse on inspiration, Guaiac; 
 pleuritic, in right side, worse coughing, or 
 talking, or attempting to take a long breath, 
 Ziz.; pleuritic, in sides, I Apis, HBry.; pleu- 
 ritic, in side, worse breathing deeply, IGuaiac; 
 pleuritic, in right, cannot move or breathe, 
 
 I IBor., HBry.; pleuritic, severe in right, 
 
 I I Ver. v.; resembling pleuritic, in both sides, 
 ISpong.; in pneumo-hepatic region, ICinch.; 
 pressing, INatr. c; constant pressing, in right, 
 especially worse on violent expiration, Zinc. ; 
 pressive, in right, better by deeper respira- 
 tion, Tarax.; prickling, in muscles, ICalc; 
 recurrent, dull, rhythmical with pulse at point 
 where beat of heart is felt, or more exter- 
 nally, Spig. ; compelling him to keep per- 
 fectly quiet in one position, arms folded 
 •across chest, pains most in right side, worse 
 by motion (angina pectoris), I lOxal. ac; im- 
 pede respiration, IKali n., Stann.; from liver, 
 impeding respiration, Aloe ; in region of fifth 
 rib, left side, Arg. nit.; in last right rib, with 
 tightness of breath on inspiration, while 
 walking in open air, IMerc. sol.; in small 
 spot, in neighborhood of sixth rib, with draw- 
 ing pain, Card, m.; in ribs, Jacea ; from third 
 rib up to either side, sharp pains, IGuaiac; 
 rib, in neighborhood of seventh, right side, 
 deep inspiration and bending, Card, m.; ribs, 
 to axilla, arresting breathing, Gamb.; beneath 
 ribs, when breathing, Cham.; ribs, in carti- 
 lages of third and fourth left false, Cinch.; rib, 
 dull near left lower, Osm.; ribs, false, left side, 
 interrupts breathing, standing, I lArn.; ribs, 
 beneath left, INatr. m.; ribs, beneath left, 
 seventh and eighth, Inul. ; ribs, about lower, 
 after eating, lAsaf.; ribs, lower, extending to 
 shoulder joint in right, when sitting, going off 
 by motion, Indig. ; ribs, in region of lower 
 false, towards small of back, Indig.; ribs, at 
 margin of lower, between both mammary lines 
 at each inspiration, Card. m. ; ribs, lowest near 
 spine, Arg. met.; ribs, right side between, he 
 cannot lie on that side, has to catch for breath, 
 IBor.; in region of short left ribs, IMez.; in 
 ribs, between sixth and seventh, when inhal- 
 ing, I Arg. met.; ribs, under (pleurisy), I lAur. 
 mur.; true ribs, in left and right side at same 
 time, ISquilla; in right, Apoc, Benz. ac, 
 Bufo., Calend., Gymn., Kali bi., INitr. ac, 
 Sang., Zing.; in right, acute, Sang. ; in right, 
 after ascending steps, when he speaks, also 
 on running, or any exertion, Bor.; in right, 
 to axilla, prevents bending forward and 
 breathing, Cinch.; in right to back, NHep., 
 1 1 Phyt.; in right, to back, worse from taking a 
 long breath, better when walking in open air, 
 Pallad. ; in right, on drawing a deep breath , 
 
 Bor.; in right, worse drawing a long breath, 
 IMez. ; in right, is obliged to jump and catch 
 breath every time he has, IBor.; in right, fol- 
 lowing quick, deep breath, IBor.; in right, 
 when breathing, I IPsor.; in right, wdth cough, 
 better by pressure and washing chest with 
 cold water, worse after drinking wine, Bor.; 
 in right, worse by coughing and breathing 
 (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), I I Rhus; with 
 herpes zoster,of external application of Rhus 
 tox., ILach. ; in right, when inhaling, Mar. v.; 
 in right deep, on inspiration, ICalc; in right, 
 all day, with painful inspiration, 1 1 Ran. b.; in 
 right, as from a knife thrust, with vertigo, 
 Cornus ; in right, like knives, in quick suc- 
 cession, below mamma, at rest and moving in 
 afternoon, Lachn.; in right or leftside, ICo- 
 loc; in right, lower part, during cough, Kali c, 
 right, lower and lateral parts, pain worse by 
 breathing, JEsc. h. ; right, lower, towards 
 middle sternum, ICaust.; in right, when ly- 
 ing on that side (endocarditis), I Aeon.; in 
 right side, worse during motion and when 
 breathing (chest affection), Menyanth.; in 
 right, worse at night, Murex ; in right, at 
 night, while lying on back, on slightest mo- 
 tion, ISul.; in right, above nipple, on every 
 inspiration, while walking, worse from hard 
 pressure with hand, ICon. ; in right, under 
 short ribs in front from right to left, then in 
 corresponding place in left side,but from left to 
 right, lasting five minutes, felt in liver and 
 spleen, Vacc; in right, to scapula, ISul.; in 
 right, sharp, on taking a deep breath, later 
 also on inspiration in left, I INatr. s.; in right, 
 through to shoulder (icterus), IKali c; in 
 right, through to angle of shoulder blade, Iod.; 
 in right, from sneezing, IBor. ; in right, on 
 sneezing and coughing, IMerc. s.; in right, 
 through stomach and epigastrium, Sul.; in 
 right, when stooping, walking or raising 
 up in bed, Amm. c; in right, on waking, 
 Form.; in right, when walking rapidly, 
 Brom.; in right, from within outward, 
 I Arg. met.; in right worse, HChel.; worse, 
 right or left to right, ICaust. ; in forepart of 
 right, thence to lower ribs, ICanth.; in lower 
 ribs, in front, worse inspiring, causing him to 
 cry out, Chin. a. ; middle of right half, worse 
 on inspiration, IGuaiac. ; through right, Merc 
 iod. flav.; through right, during cough, 
 IMerc. s.; through right, in hepatitis, ILach.; 
 in right, pectoral region, during menses, Bor.; 
 in right side, IChel. ; in right side, with dry 
 cough and hoarseness, 5 p.m., IChel.; in right, 
 on motion, with cough on raising arm, 1101. 
 jec; in right, neuralgic in character, with 
 severe constant shaking chill (neuralgia), 
 IMez.; right side, or under false ribs, IPhos.; 
 in right side, near seventh rib, on deep in- 
 spiration and stooping, Card, m.; in right 
 side, especially seventh to eighth, worse from 
 least motion, Badiag.; in posterior right side, 
 below scapula, worse throwing shoulders 
 back and chest forward, or from any condi- 
 tion of body, Badiag.; better rubbing, ICalc; 
 running up and down, Mang.; from front to 
 scapulae, IBry.; from lowest rib, right side, 
 through lung to apex of scapula, at every in- 
 spiration, I Aeon.; into left scapula, worse ly- 
 ing on back and during least motion, IISul.; 
 into scapulas, Oxal. ac; through to scapulas, 
 
28. IN^ER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 803 
 
 during inhalation, IBry.; sharp, with inter- 
 missions of several seconds in region of fourth 
 costal cartilage of right and left sides, slowly 
 penetrate from within outward, I I Staph.; 
 painful shatterings shoot into right, Sul.; fre- 
 quent shooting, IIMerc. c. ; shooting, right to 
 left in afternoon, worse going down stairs, 
 Alum.; short, in side, behind short ribs of 
 left, I I Card, in.; violent, beneath left shoulder, 
 through to throat, Therid.; beneath shoulder- 
 blades when breathing, Cham. ; into shoulder- 
 blades (phthisis florida, after pneumonia), 
 IFerr. ; in anterior, inferior and posterior part, 
 extend to shoulder blade, causing sleepless- 
 ness (pleuritis, with plastic exudation), IHep.; 
 in side, Arg. nit., Arn., IMosch., Plumb.; in 
 side, with cough, 1 1 Card, m., I ICurar., IPuls.; 
 in side, worse on coughing, I IBry. , in side, 
 with dysentery, IMerc.cor.; inside, with fever, 
 1 1 Card, in.; in side, with haemoptysis, 
 1 1 Card, m., in side, especially when inspiring 
 or coughing, Sabad.; in side, as if knife were 
 plunged into left, causing loud moaning 
 (pneumonia), ICon. ; in side, only when lying, 
 particularly at night, IPuls.; inside, worse by 
 moving, I IBry.; in side, in pneumonia, 
 1 1 Sul. ; from both sides, towards each other, 
 I IGamb., in sides, ICham., IHyos.,Menyanth., 
 USquilla ; in sides, with cough, Arn. ; in sides, 
 with cough at night, ICon.; in sides, with 
 cough, which wakes him at night, Con.; 
 in sides, frequent, worse breathing and cough- 
 ing, I IStann.; in sides, on inspiration, 
 IIKali c; in sides, especially on deep inspira- 
 tion and when coughing, IINatr. m. ; in sides, 
 she cannot lie upon sides, 1 1 Plat. ; in sides, 
 in pleurisy, IFerr. m.; under false ribs, during 
 menses, ICroc; in sides, especially when sit- 
 ting bent, talking, sneezing, or taking long 
 breath, worse at rest, I Rhus ; through sides, 
 I Apis; single, severe at times, I ICham.; espe- 
 cially when sitting bent, talking, sneezing, 
 or taking long breath, worse at rest, I Rhus ; 
 preventing sleep, All. sat.; when sneezing or 
 coughing, must press with hands, IIDros.; 
 to spine, ICamph.; from spleen, Aloe ; sharp, 
 like splinters, in lowest ribs, first right, then 
 left, Agar.; from pit of stomach, Alum.; sud- 
 den, Rhus v.; sudden, from left to right, 
 JEsc. h.; sudden, in middle, Agar.; sudden, 
 extorting screams (rheumatism), ICham.; 
 sudden, from within outward, in right 
 side, on raising arms, Bor.; tearing, pain- 
 ful in left, to hypochondrium, HCalc; tear- 
 ing, from left upper to shoulder joint, after 
 suppressed facial neuralgia, I I Natr. m. ; and 
 tension between shoulders, allowing no mo- 
 tion, IFerr.; worse from slightest touch (hae- 
 moptysis), ICinch.; from within, renewed when 
 touched (pleuro-pneumonia), lAsaf.; extend- 
 ing into throat, Calc; through, Zing.; sharp 
 thrusts from sternum to spine, while sitting, 
 ICon.; transient, IKali c; transient, at times 
 in left, at times in right side, Coccus ; tran- 
 sient, on right side, when rubbed seems as if 
 a weight were dragging down in that place 
 under skin,Spong.; transient, in various parts 
 (phthisis florida), I I Merc, cor.; in tuberculosis, 
 here and there, IDulc; in upper part, Brom., 
 Coccus ; in upper left, near shoulder, on draw- 
 ing deep breath, Chrom. ac. ; in upper right, 
 lArs.; in upper right, within ribs, through ab- 
 
 domen and back, IXitr. ac; in upper, through 
 shoulders, on inspiring, Bry.; in upper, near 
 
 ■ sternum, as with a red hot needle burning in 
 that spot, continuing a long time after, Ol.an.; 
 through upper, left, to shoulder blade, Sul.ac; 
 upward, left side, Case; in various parts, 
 Ananth.; violent, when walking in open air, 
 extends to left side of neck, with difficult 
 breathing, Zinc; in every change of weather, 
 1 1 Ran. b.; from within (whooping cough), 
 lAsaf.; when yawning, IBor.; reappears every 
 year about time frost sets in (disease of liver 
 with hydrothorax), IKali c JS^" cutting, 
 darting, lancinating, shooting, sticking, 
 stinging. 
 
 Inner chest, stomach : pain alternates between 
 stomach and chest, better lying down, worse 
 from motion, ICaust. 
 
 Inner chest, stony: feeling, Coccul. 
 
 Inner chest, strained: pain, as if, with oppres- 
 sion, Sul. 
 
 Inner chest, suffocative feeling : Apis, Amyl., 
 I I Hell., IPhyt. ; at 9 a.m., has to sigh several 
 times, lasting till 10.30 p.m., Lyss.; in lung, 
 must move about, Amm. br.; nervous con- 
 striction, especially on becoming cold, 
 I IMosch.; choking pain, w r orse cold weather, 
 IxVpis; smothered feeling, ILil. tig.; smoth- 
 ered feeling in left, with sensation of fluid 
 dropping or gurgling, I I Puis. ; with springing 
 up in bed in terror (mental disturbance), 
 ILach. ; choking sensation, in upper part, 
 Cornus. ggtf Chap. 26, Suffocation. 
 
 Inner chest, suppurative pain : towards right 
 shoulder, becoming fixed there, worse after 
 frequent coughing, and after cold drinks, 
 Psor. 
 
 Inner chest, swollen feeling : Benz. ac, INux 
 m.; with sleeplessness, ILach.; in upper, 
 
 • IFerr. ph. 
 
 Inner chest, tearing : Carbo v., Cub., Elaps, 
 IPuls., ISpig.; when raising arms towards 
 head, with dyspnoea and anxiety, Spig.; while 
 drawing a full breath, followed by expectora- 
 tion of two ounces of blood, I I Ran. b.; in flatu- 
 - lent colic, lElat. ; with cough, IKali bi., INatr. 
 m., IRhus ; with night cough, Bell.; drawing, 
 caused by stretching arm, Berb.; drawing, in 
 left side/lDig.; dull, above epigastrium, Zinc; 
 as if everything were torn, Psor.; in forepart, 
 about heart, Clem.; into hips, ICarbo v.; in 
 intercostal space, between eighth and ninth 
 ribs, right side, from spine to sternum, w T orse 
 4 to 7 p.m., sensitive to pressure (typhus), 
 IChin. s.; in left, beneath axilla, Zinc; par- 
 ticularly in left side toward shoulders andback, 
 Berb. ; sharp, m left side, from top of chest 
 to sixth or seventh rib, worse by breathing, 
 Ustil. ; in left, upper, to scapula, Amm. c; worse 
 right side, caused by deep breathing,Sang. ; as 
 if something were torn loose in, I INux v.; 
 in muscles, HColch.; spreads over whole, 
 worse during night, I ISil.; oppressive, in left, 
 ICarbo v.; in croupous pneumonia, Hod.; 
 pressure, in lower portion of left, Zinc; 
 about ribs into back (peritonitis), ILyc; ribs,- 
 pain under, as if something were torn loose, 
 evening, with cough, lAmb. ; spasmodic, under 
 left ribs at same time it runs to arms w T here it 
 causes a constriction, also at same time a tear- 
 ing between skin and flesh down thigh to 
 knee, Lyss.; in right, Zinc; in right upper 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 ribs near back, Zinc; to shoulder (pleuritis 
 rheumatica), I Ant. t.; with soreness below 
 left nipple, on breathing, I I Ran. b.; in small 
 spots, Agar.; sharp sticking in left, Zinc; from 
 centre to throat, all on right side, caused by- 
 cough, I IPsor. ; as if torn to pieces (spasms of 
 cough), IHyos. 
 
 Inner chest, tension: Con., IMagn. m.; dysp- 
 noea, INatr. c, IOp., IPhos.; as from rush of 
 blood (asthma, tuberculosis), ICalc; worse by 
 deep breath, Aspar.; especially on drawing a 
 long breath, IPuls.; with inclination to deep 
 breathing, IBor.; with cough, w T orse in even- 
 ing until 12 p.m., or day and night, IMez.; 
 when coughing, ISul.; with dyspnoea, and 
 asthmatic symptoms, IPuls.; across, on expira- 
 tion while w r alking, I Kali c; sometimes high, 
 sometimes low down (asthma), IColch.; as of 
 a hoop, I Lye; as of a hoop, in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, I Lye; in hydrothorax,Stann.; on 
 deep inspiration all round inside of, at base, 
 Chel.; in left nipple to armpit, Lobel. i. ; 
 in lower, during motion and sitting, takes 
 away breath, 1 1 Agar.; in region of left short 
 ribs, during cough, IHell.; in whole right side, 
 Zinc; in both sides, she cannot lie upon sides, 
 1 1 Plat. ; across upper, with emptiness in lower, 
 IStann.; on walking fast, I IPuls.; sensation 
 and pain as from tension, INatr. m. ; painful 
 across, immediately after lying down in even- 
 ing, Verbas. ; pain from upper left, across to 
 right, with cough, Cimex ; pain in muscles, 
 Berb.; pain at point on swallowing, I Kali c ; 
 stretched feeling across between left breast 
 and sternum, worse on inspiration, Sum.; 
 with tingling in intercostal muscles, I Rhus ; 
 as if she were tied with a tape, Sil. ; painful, 
 with hemorrhage or haemoptysis, especially 
 after masturbation, ICon.; painful below, 
 Amm. m.; painful in various places, size of a 
 half dollar, Arg. nit. ; in upper (cough), ICepa. 
 fl^" constriction, contraction, tightness. 
 
 Inner chest, throbbing: Asaf., Chrom. ac, 
 Mang.; with anxiety, pressure in left parietal 
 bone, ICact. ; in asthma, ISil.; concussive, 
 Calc; deep in, extends towards right side, 
 Ars. h. ; with fever, Calad.; violent hammer- 
 ing, worse by motion, benumbing all over, 
 I IPhos.; heavy, follows feeling as if heart had 
 suddenly stopped, Rumex ; in left, suddenly 
 darting up into head, as if something were 
 moving in head, worse by motion, IGlon.; 
 in left, near epigastrium, I Kali c ; in second 
 intercostal space, a lump, felt when stretch- 
 ing either arm backward (aneurism), I ISpig. ; 
 pain, right side near middle, Ars. h. ; in 
 muscles, Berb. ; at night, interrupts sleep, 
 particularly in old maids, I IPuls.; in right, 
 near nipple, Agar. ; near oesophagus, after eat- 
 ing, Amm. m.; all over, Tromb.; pain, ICaps.; 
 pain, intermittent in costal cartilage of fifth 
 rib, right side, Como. ; pain, in left, Thlaspi; 
 pain, in left, near axilla, Zinc; pulsation while 
 coughing or as soon as he begins to talk, with 
 suffocative attacks, Mane ; of pulse, in left, 
 while sitting, ICalc. p.; like a pulse at a 
 small spot in left, when standing in morning, 
 I Amm. m. ; in right, Anag. ; through right 
 and extending posteriorly to nape of neck 
 when it terminates in intermittent pinching, 
 Pseonia ; in a small spot on left, Calc. p. ; in a 
 small spot (incipient tuberculosis), jAgar. ; 
 
 as from suppuration, in middle, Inul.; thump- 
 ing, heavy, hard, dull, IHydras.; undulating, 
 at night, causes anxiety, Ast. r. ; with vomit- 
 ing, from stooping or lifting (aneurism), 
 I ISpig. 
 
 Inner chest, tickling: Arm, IPhos., Sep.; 
 causes cough, ICarbo a., ICham., ICinch., 
 I lEup. perf., lEuphor.; causes cough, fol- 
 lowed by expectoration of stringy sputa, of a 
 salty taste, IPhos.; unendurable, causes cough, 
 Hod.; compelling cough, with difficult expec- 
 toration (inflammation of lungs), ICornus; 
 excites whooping cough, IMur. ac; with 
 cough, IMyrtus ; about ensiform cartilage, 
 causing cough, worse in evening, after lying 
 down, IPhos. ac; itching, Stann.; low down, 
 causes cough, IPhos. ac; in middle, Hod.; in 
 middle, causes cough, taking away breath, 
 I Kali n.; in upper, causes cough, Merc; in 
 right upper, in morning, causes cough, 
 INux m.; behind upper portion, causes short, 
 dry, fatiguing cough, Merc. %$&* Chap. 27, 
 Cough tickling. 
 
 Inner chest, tightness : I Aeon., Mec. h., Agar , 
 Alum., Arm, lAur. met., IBapt., IBar. c, 
 I Bell., Bor., Chloral., Chlor., I Cic.,1 lEup.perf., 
 
 I I Ham., IHep., Hydr. ac, IHyper., IKalibi., 
 ■Lactu. v., IMerc cor., INitr. ac, INux m., 
 IOp., I IPuls., I ISul., Xan.; across, in hydro- 
 thorax, lAsaf.; if air were forcibly kept out, 
 IPhos. ; better in open air, Chel.; on bringing 
 arms together in front, ISul.; on walking in 
 open air, Amm. c; anxious, with difficult 
 inspiration, ICalc; anxious and spasmodic, 
 as if it were too full and larynx constricted, 
 especially in evening and at night, IPuls.; 
 with asthma, IBrom.; as of a band, with 
 irresistible desire to cough, ILobel. L; 
 as if encircled in a tight band (myelitis), 
 
 I I Pic. ac; as if a narrow band were tightly 
 drawn around lower third, Chlor. ; pain, as if 
 a band were about it, IPhos.; after going to 
 bed (asthma), I Ars.; must frequently take a 
 deep breath, HCaust.; on taking a deep 
 breath, Tabac; on taking a deep breath, in 
 epilepsy, ICaust.; feared to take a deep 
 breath on account of tightness in lower part, 
 
 1 1 Lactu. v.; is obliged to take a deeper breath, 
 Mosch.; as if a full breath could not be drawn 
 on account of acute pain and mental anxiety, 
 with external soreness of chest and abdomen, 
 worse from touch, motiomandcough,IRan.b.; 
 with short breath, Ruta ; when breathing, 
 IKalibr.; in bronchitis, IPhos.; with aching 
 in cardiac region, better by eructation, IPhos.; 
 across, during chill, I INux v.; in cholera Asi- 
 atica, llpec; as if clothes were too tight, 
 ICaust.; from a cold, Spong.; compression, as 
 if drawn together at night in bed, INux v.; 
 compression, violent trembling, from pain, 
 Samb.; constricting and contracting pains 
 across forepart, IMez.; convulsive, IZinc; 
 across, in coryza), I INux v.; better by cough, 
 Con.; with cough, IMyrtus, IPhos.; with 
 desire to cough, Carbo v.; with dry, tickling 
 cough in evening (bronchitis), IPhos.; can- 
 not take a deep breath or yawn deeply, 
 Amb.; with feeling of dryness, IPhos.; with 
 dyspnoea, ICalc, IPhos.; sensation of dysp- 
 noea in lower portion, as if too full and 
 tight in morning, IPuls.; across, in evening, 
 with short breath and weakness, in all limbs, 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 805 
 
 Rhus; feeling across, as from overexertion, 
 running, IHyos.; expansion difficult, Syph.; 
 ■during expiration, I I Chel. ; with inclination 
 to gape, Xan. ; as if something had grown fast, 
 ISul.; with hoarseness, ICalc; as if bound by 
 a hoop, lArs.; in influenza, IChel.; inability 
 to make a deep inspiration and inhale as much 
 air as usual (cold),ICrot.t.; in integuments,Iod.; 
 illusory sensation, as if air passages were in- 
 ternally constricted by an excessive amount 
 of tenacious and firm mucus that could not be 
 loosened, IPuls.; with manual labor, ICalc; 
 as if laced, Ars. h., IGlon. ; in upper left, near 
 clavicle, painful, Coccus ; across lower, with 
 fine stitches felt in outer chest first, now right 
 now left, worse moving, stooping, breathing, 
 in evening, walking, standing, open air or in 
 room, IRan. b.; as if lower part were tight, 
 Lactu.v. ; oppressive, of lower part (diaphragm- 
 itis), IHam. ; as if lungs themselves were 
 •constricted, IPhos.; with mental affections, 
 IChel.; in middle, and upper third, with, dry 
 •cough, INatr. a. ; feels narrow, I ISars.; as if too 
 narrow, tendency to relieve by deep inspira- 
 tions(asthma), ISeneg.; nocturnal paroxysmal 
 (angina pectoris), ITabac; oppression on wak- 
 ing from sleep (angina pectoris), ILactu. v.; 
 ^especially outer chest, Carbol.ac; pain, as of a 
 band encircling in line of pleura, I I Op.; pain 
 constrictive with cough, IForm.; pain, like 
 tension, I IGlon.; pain tensive across, Si'l.; 
 pain tensive, when breathing, Cham.; pain 
 tensive, as if too short on outside, on 
 straightening up and walking erect, Sars.; 
 pain as if too tight, on stooping, Seneg.; 
 painful suffocative constriction, as if in- 
 ternal parts were grown together, I Dig.; 
 across, with palpitation in anaemia, I IPhos.; 
 with palpitation in attacks at night (angina 
 pectoris), ITabac; in paralysis of bladder, 
 Cic; periodic attacks and pain along sternum 
 {acute rheumatism), IChel.; in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; threatened pneumonia IPhos. (after 
 Aconitum) ; pressed together (diphtheria), 
 I I Kali m.; across, with oppressed respiration, 
 ■Strain.; especially during rest, Seneg.; in right 
 side, during inhalation, Chel.; right side, long 
 •continued, drew body to right side, ICaust.; 
 right side, contractive in taking breath, 
 ICoccul.; from rush of blood, IPhos.; as if 
 screwed together, Glon.; in sides after dinner, 
 Agar.; as if too small, Hgn.; left feels too 
 small, Cup. ars.; spasmodic, with panting 
 respiration, llpec; spasmodic, with contrac- 
 tion of throat, llpec; spasmodic contraction, 
 I I Asaf.; constant spasmodic, in lower, IPuls.; 
 on stooping, Mez. ; stricture in region of heart, 
 Chrom. ac; sudden, Chlor.; across, after sup- 
 pressed foot sweat, ISil.; especially when 
 talking, even a single word, better walking, 
 I IDros.; as if tied with a thread with oppres- 
 sion of chest, I I Kali m. ; unbearable, across 
 (typhoid pneumonia), ITereb. ; across upper, 
 Alum., Dios., IPhos., ITabac; in upper, with 
 •coryza and cough, ICepa; in upper left, Prun. ; 
 in upper, in pneumonia, I I Chel. ; across up- 
 per, with suffocation (dilated heart), ITabac; 
 as if walled up (asthma), ICarbo v. 
 g^f* angina, constriction, contraction, 
 fulness, heaviness, oppression, pressing, 
 tension. 
 Inner chest, tingling: Cadm. s.; left side, 
 
 Plumb.; slight, along left side, "Carbol. ac; 
 with tension in intercostal muscles, IRhus. 
 
 Inner chest, touch : g^ 1 * sensitive. 
 
 Inner chest, trembling : Benz. ac, Dig.; in left, 
 when lying on left side, ceases turning right 
 side, ICamph.; worse from least motion of 
 arms, particularly raising them towards head, 
 1 1 Spig. ; feeling, on moving arms, or any 
 movement, ISpig. 
 
 Inner chest, turned around : feeling as if some- 
 thing in, Stram. 
 
 Inner chest, twitching: leftside, Plumb.; of 
 pectoralis major, ICina; convulsions in mus- 
 cles, I Hell.; in right intercostal muscles, 
 I ITarax.; of muscles, better moving shoulders 
 up and down (irritability of cerebrospinal 
 system], I IRan. b. ; pectoral muscles, Agar.; 
 painful, with spasmodic laughing, I I Stram.; 
 running across in rapid succession (incipient 
 tuberculosis), -Agar. 
 
 Inner chest, ulcerative pain : in middle, dur- 
 ing cough, IPuls. ; above and along, during 
 cough, I La'ch.; under sternum, Psor.; in thorax, 
 I ISpig. 
 
 Inner chest, uneasiness : Cain., ICollin., 
 INitr. ac 
 
 Inner chest, velvety feeling : in heart disease, 
 I Ant. t. 
 
 Inner chest, wandering pains : Sinap.; sharp, 
 Cact, 
 
 Inner chest, water : sensation of drops of hot 
 water in left, IHep. ; as if hot water were float- 
 ing in, IHep. 
 
 Inner chest, waves : pain in left, as if lung 
 moved in waves, IDulc. 
 
 Inner chest,weakness -.Aloe, Alum., I Ars., Ascl. 
 t., Brom., Cadm. s. , Chrom. ac, Con., IHep., 
 IPhos. , I IRan. sc, ISpong. , ISul., ISul.ac;caused 
 by belching, Bapt. ; then over body, HStann.; 
 failing, could get breath only with difficulty, 
 Sul.; as if not enough strength to breathe, 
 Cycl.; with bruised feeling, I IRan. sc; chron- 
 ic, Amm. c; with cough, IPsor. ; with cough, 
 with copious expectoration of thick, yellow 
 mucus, Ruta ; causes short cough from time to 
 time, with hoarse, weak sound, HStann.; 
 causing dyspnoea, IPhos. ac; exhaustion, 
 Brom.; exhaustion, worse after exertion, 
 with dyspnoea, ISpong.; with copious expec- 
 toration, HStann.; as if eviscerated with 
 mucus in trachea, expelled by forcible 
 cough, IStann.; faint feeling, on walking in 
 sun, INatr. m.; after fright, when walking 
 must loosen dress and lie down, changes to 
 gnawing, seated at middle of sternum, gradu- 
 ally increases and decreases, cannot speak 
 or move at height of attack (neuralgia), 
 I IStann.; alternates, with sensation of fulness 
 in evening, on going to bed, I ISul.; all- 
 goneness, I INatr. s. ; left side, IIArg. met.; 
 more in left, 1 1 01. jec; seems to proceed from, 
 with leucorrhcea, HStann.; seems to originate 
 in, Seneg.; in phthisis, ISil.; as if respiration 
 failed her, IPlat.; on beginning to sing, 
 IStann.; walls feel as if they w r ould sink, 
 I IPtel.; sinking feeling as from working in 
 hot room, IGlon.; sudden sinking, caused by 
 lack of sleep, three attacks during one night, 
 Syph.; inability to speak long, IPhos. ac; in- 
 terferes with speaking (leucorrhcea), ICalc; 
 after much speaking, ICalc; cannot bear to 
 talk, IDig.; cannot talk, IHep., HStann.; 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 caused by talking, Phos. ac, IStann.; from 
 talking, coughing, or sitting too long, better 
 by walking, IPhos. ac. ; when talking, or 
 reading aloud, during evening, while lying 
 down, ISul.; tired from talking or reading, 
 Lyss. ; uncertain, weary sensation, after anx- 
 iety, followed by sudden joy (cardiac hyper- 
 esthesia), llgn.; after a walk, IRhus; fa- 
 tigued feeling, particularly on awaking, 
 llCarbo v. ; can hardly walk up stairs, I Hod.; 
 from rapid walking, IKali c; particularly 
 when walking and reading, Lyss.; in over- 
 grown young people (bronchitis), Hod. 
 
 Inner chest, weight : j^^* heaviness, oppres- 
 sion, pressing. 
 
 Inner chest, whirling : as if up to brain, arte- 
 ries throbbing, ICact. 
 
 Inner chest, wrenching: in right side, with 
 dry, spasmodic cough, simulating early stage 
 of whooping cough, Rumex. 
 
 LUNGS, abscess: IIHep., IMang;, ISil.; 
 broke, expectorated more than a pint of fetid 
 matter, at first greenish, then bloody and 
 yellow, finally gray, so profuse nearly stran- 
 gled (phthisis), I I Sep.; phthisical, ISil.; with 
 pleuritis, Hippoz.; in pneumonia, ISul.; par- 
 ticularly in left, in children, ICalc. ; with 
 typhoid symptoms, hemorrhage, or fetor, 
 Crotal. J^^° inflammation, cavity, sup- 
 puration. 
 
 Lungs, aching: does not care to converse, 
 Asim.; dull, in anterior portions, day and 
 night, with headache, pain in stomach and 
 belching of wind, Rumex ; dull, all over, as 
 if lung had been overworked, with feeling of 
 constriction of chest, as from a tight waist- 
 coat, ILyc. ; in back part of left, Med.; in left, 
 under scapula, indescribable, as if it were 
 drawn in hard and then let loose, worse after 
 walking, at same time aching in base of brain, 
 Med. 
 
 Lungs, adhering : as if to chest, Cadm. s.; as 
 if left lobe were, Euphor. ; sensation as if 
 (asthma), IThuya. 
 
 Lungs, affections (undefined) : lAmm. m., 
 ICalc, IGraph., IKali n., ILaur., ILyc, Phell., 
 ISang. ; asthenic, Ammoniac. : marked by 
 erethism or vascular irritation, IGels.; with 
 eczema, IKali c 
 
 Lungs, air: capacity diminished, Arg. nit.; 
 seems cold (valvular insufficiency), ILith.; as 
 if she could not get air deep enough, ICaps.; 
 as if there were none and he could not 
 breathe, 1 1 Kali c; as if he could not get 
 enough, inspires forcibly, IBrom.; as if, could 
 not expand, painful on deep inspiration, 
 Chrom. ac; could not fill completely, IChlor.; 
 has to fill, but has no power to eject, Med.; 
 vainly endeavors to fill, by full inspirations 
 and utmost enlargement of chest (veta), 
 Coca; cannot fill, IPhos.; passes freely in, but 
 cannot exhale, IChlor.; could only inflate 
 lower lobes, when sitting up, Calend. ;' left 
 impervious, later affects right (bronchial 
 catarrh), ILach.; feeling of air escaping into 
 pleural cavity at each inspiration, Chlor.; 
 mucous membrane very sensitive, any change 
 sets patient coughing (whooping cough), 
 ■Coral.; upper part impervious, except on full 
 inspiration, when there is a prolonged parox- 
 ysm of coughing (chronic coughing), ILyc; 
 as though air cells were stuck together, Ailant. 
 
 Lungs, anus: symptoms with fistula, I ISil. 
 diseases, with hemorrhoids, IVer. 
 
 Lungs, atelectasis: 1 1 Ant. t., IHyos. 
 
 Lungs, auscultation sounds: segophony, right 
 side towards upper part (pleurisy), I ISeneg.; 
 segophony, in pneumonia, I I Zinc; amphoric, 
 in tuberculosis, INatr. a.; one of the apices 
 audibly diseased, I I Tuberc; bronchial, I I Sec; 
 bronchial, at base (phthisis), lArs. i.; bron- 
 chial, in catarrhal pneumonia, IHyos.; bron- 
 chial, after coughing and profuse expectora- 
 tion (bronchial catarrh), IHep.; bronchial, 
 indistinct, with numerous rales, partly dry, 
 partly moist, with dull percussion over lower 
 portion of thorax on right side, IPhos.; bron- 
 chial, in pleuritis, ICact.; bronchial, in pneu- 
 monia, Chel., I IKali iod., ILyc, IPhos., ISang., 
 I IStram.; bronchial, from fifth rib downward, 
 in pneumonia, I ISul.; bronchial, on right side, 
 in phthisis, llod.; bronchial, in right, supra- 
 scapular region (phthisis), lArs. i.; bronchial, 
 in right side (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), 
 
 I IRhus; bronchial, strong in front, right side, 
 above and behind (pneumonia), I Ant. t. ; 
 bronchial, in tuberculosis, IFerr. iod. ; bron- 
 chial, upper half (asthma), ILig. ; camphoric 
 sounds in right, I llodof. followed by Tu- 
 berc; creaking leathery noise, over middle 
 and lower third of right (pneumonia), Hod.; 
 crepitant rales (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), 
 
 I I Rhus ; crepitation in bilateral croupous 
 pneumonia, IKali iod.; crepitation, coarse, 
 beneath left clavicle (hemorrhagic phthisis), 
 lArs. i.; crepitation, coarse, below border of 
 pectoralis major, and around posteriorly 
 to back of lung (hemorrhagic phthisis), 
 lArs. i.; crepitation, coarse, in phthisis, 
 lArs. i.; crepitation, coarse, posteriorly 
 about centre (phthisis), I Ars. i.; crepitation, 
 dry, over both, veiled by co-existing coarse 
 bronchial rales (measles), ILach. ; crepita- 
 tion, with or without expectoration, and 
 a sensation of heat and sharp pain during in- 
 spiration, HPhos.; crepitation, fine, in bron- 
 cho-pneumonia, ILyc. ; crepitation, with feeble 
 respiration, IKali cy.; crepitation, in left 
 (pneumonia), I Ant. t.; crepitation, in both 
 lower lobes (pneumonia), I ISul.; crepitation, 
 before and after menses (phthisis), lArs. i.; 
 crepitation, in pneumonia, lElaps, ILyc, 
 IPhos.; crepitation, posteriorly, in right lung, 
 from forced inspiration (phthisis), I Ars. i.; 
 crepitation in right suprascapular region 
 (phthisis), I Ars. i.; on right side, superiorly 
 and posteriorly feeble, but distinct crepitation 
 in upper part of chest, respiration sharp and 
 expiratory murmur indistinct (pneumonia), 
 I ISul.; murmur, in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; ex- 
 piratory sound long in apex of lung (inci- 
 pient phthisis following am enorrhcea), I ISang.; 
 harsh, in left apex (phthisis), lArs. i ; ; weak, 
 rattling murmur in apices, worse in right 
 (consumption), IKali bi.; weak respiratory 
 murmur in right side, in nipple line in fifth 
 intercostal space (bronchial catarrh), IHep.; 
 purring, in bronchial catarrh, I Ant. t.; purring, 
 with cough, Ant. t.; consonating rale at fourth 
 rib (pneumonia), I ISul.; subcrepitant rales 
 over summit of right, I Ant. t.; small crepitat- 
 ing rales in base, posteriorly (infantile pneu- 
 monia), I IPhos.; fine vesicular rales at left 
 apex, 1 1 Sep.; rasping, increasing towards 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 807 
 
 evening (croup), IKaol.;ronchi, dry (phthisis), 
 lArs. i.; ronchi, sibilant, wheezing, ISpong.; 
 sibilant, at night (hay catarrh), I ISticta; sibil- 
 ant, all over, especially lower right lobe (pneu- 
 monia), I ISul.; loud, snoring, as if through a 
 tube (bilateral croupous pneumonia), I Kali 
 iod.; vesicular murmur absent in dropsy of 
 chest, I Kali iod.; vesicular murmur absent 
 in left, Elaps ; vesicular murmur absent in 
 posterior half of left, ILach.; vesicular mur- 
 mur absent in pleuritis, with plastic exuda- 
 tion, IHep.; vesicular murmur absent in pneu- 
 monia, ILyc, USquilla; vesicular murmur 
 absent at top of right, I ITuberc; vesicular 
 murmur absent in upper part of superior lobe, 
 I ISul.; vesicular murmur dry in upper part 
 (asthma), lArg. nit.; vesicular murmur feeble, 
 I Dig.; vesicular murmur feeble in cardiac 
 dropsy, I Dig.; vesicular murmur feeble and 
 obscure, IGels.; vesicular murmur almost in- 
 audible, Bar. c; vesicular murmur indistinct, 
 especially in lower lobes, Natr. a.; vesicular 
 murmur indistinct in several places (asthma), 
 lArg. nit.; weak vesicular breathing (oedema 
 of lungs), I Ant. t. ; vocal fremitus increased 
 (pneumonia), I ISul.; increased vocal resonance 
 of right, I llodof., followed by Tuberc. 
 $g&~ rales. 
 
 Lungs, breathing: fi^** Chap. 2, Asthma, 
 Breathing, Dyspnoea. 
 
 Lungs, bubbling: in pneumonia, IKali c. 
 
 Lungs, burning : when coughing extends to epi- 
 gastrium, Arum, t.; like fire, i lAilaht., lArs., 
 Bufo.; in right, Bry.; through upper lobes (cla- 
 vicular region), with loss of appetite, and pros- 
 tration, with rawness in throat, extending 
 from pharynx down beneath upper portion of 
 sternum, after coughing, I IRumex. 
 
 Lungs, cancer: of right (relieved), 1 1 Hydras.; 
 scirrhous degeneration, I IKali bi.; typhoid 
 symptoms with hemorrhage or fetor, Crotal. 
 
 Lungs, catarrh: lAcon., IIAnt. t., IApis,IIArs., 
 lAur. mur., Benz. ac, Coccus, IFerr. p., 
 I IHep., IKali bi., IKali c, IKali s., I I Lac 
 def., ILactu. v., ILyc, HPhos. (after Aeon.), 
 ■Puis., ISenecio, ISinap.; acute, with sneez- 
 ing and dry, hard tickling cough, commenc- 
 ing about sunset till midnight, when all suffer- 
 ings are better, IRhus ; blennorrhcea, 1 1 Ant. 
 c. , I I Millef. ; blennorrhcea, chronic, I IFerr.; 
 blennorrhcea, chronic, threatening phthisis, 
 IPsor.; blennorrhcea, with scrofula, IIBar. m.; 
 broncho-pulmonary, from dilatation or fatty 
 degeneration of heart, IPhos.; of children, 
 similar to Aconite, IFerr. p.; constitutional, 
 in children, INat. s.; chronic, with copious 
 expectoration of yellowish, greenish, offens- 
 ive tasting mucus, IStann.; chronic, with 
 profuse expectoration of greenish-gray,' 
 purulent mucus, of a disgusting odor, some- 
 times mixed with blood, Cop.; chronic, 
 like phthisis, beginning as a metastasis, 
 IGuaiac; chronic, vesicles invaded by morbid 
 process, in scrofulous subjects, IHep. ; chronic, 
 in tubercular patients, in phthisical sub- 
 jects, particularly phthisis fiorida, IDig.; 
 after a cold, USang.; after a cold previous 
 Winter, Samb.; seemed to catch new colds 
 daily, excessive glairy mucus, with rawness 
 and soreness of chest, IPetroL; during denti- 
 tion, IPod.; dry, in morning, when waking, 
 Aur. met.; with serous exudation, IDig.; early 
 
 in Fail, upon first change from warm to cold, 
 lasting until next Summer, I Coccus ; of in- 
 infants, I ILyc; especially during commence- 
 ment of infiltration, crepitant sound (ty- 
 phoid), ISul.; acute inflammatory condition 
 of old people, IBry.; neglected, severe, per- 
 sistent, spasmodic cough with vomiting (con- 
 sumption), IKreo.; in phthisis, Cub.; with 
 pneumonia, in old persons or children, INux 
 v.; with or without mucous rales, IDulc; 
 worse sitting bent, must lean back or get up 
 and walk, worse breathing cold air, IHep.; 
 lungs feel as though smoke had been inhaled, 
 INatr. a.; thick white or yellow sputa, IKali 
 m.;' subacute collection of glutinous, sticky 
 mucus in air cells, giving rise to violent and 
 suffocative spasms of cough, often attended by 
 retching, IHep.; suffocative, IDulc; thicken- 
 ing of mucous membrane, ILach.; caused by 
 exposure to damp cold weather, I IDulc; con- 
 stantly growing worse (inflammatory disease 
 of uterus), Hod. 
 Lungs, cavity: IBapt., ISil.; in apex of right, 
 101. jec ; with hissing sound on breathing, 
 Phell. ; with purulent exudation into cavity 
 of thorax, infiltration and ulceration of in- 
 testinal canal, chronic diarrhoea (hectic fever), 
 I IPhos.; right solid-, probably from healed- 
 up cavities, as he at one time had pulmonary 
 phthisis, I ITuberc; vomica, 1 1 Millef.; large 
 vomicae, IPlumb.; vomica, with perfect pec- 
 toriloquy under right, 101. jec. fi^° ab- 
 scess, suppuration. 
 Lungs, cold: as if a heavy cold had settled 
 there, Iod.; feel cold inside, Amm. br.; cold 
 pain in right, when coughing, Med. 
 Lungs, colicky pain : in lower part of left, felt 
 like pain from flatulence, comes and quickly 
 passes away, often repeated, Chin. a. 
 Lungs, compressed : as if, by diaphragm, ICar- 
 bol. ac; feeling, IBapt.; but no great dyspnoea 
 when lying quietly, IKali iod. 
 Lungs, congestion: IIAcon., lAmmoniac, 
 I lAmyg., Ars. s. f., Aur. met., Carb. s., Chlo- 
 ral., Cic.JCoca, Gamb.,Gels., Hvper., Ilndig., 
 Jugl., IMelil., Ptel., ISep., IITereb., Uran. n.; 
 with anxiety, Ammoniac; asthma, lAur. 
 met. ; back part, Ars. h.; in bronchitis, IPhos.; 
 traceable to impeded circulation, IDig.; col- 
 lateral hyperemia, .Hippoz.; in consumption, 
 IFerr. ph.; tendency to, in delicate constitu- 
 tions (bronchitis), Hod.; in cardiac dropsy, 
 ICact.; tendency to, with dysmenorrhoea in 
 feeble, torpid subjects, 1 1 Sang. : suppressed 
 eczema after vaccination, I Ammoniac; feel en- 
 gorged, heart beats violently (fever), iEsc. h.; 
 engorgement, with fatty or amyloid de- 
 generation of kidneys, IPhos.; engorgement, 
 with faint feeling in stomach (pneumonia), 
 HVer. v.; fear of congestion, IGels.; typhoid 
 fever, I IRhus ; with haemoptysis, I Aeon., 
 I Am., Astac, IFerr. ph., IPhos.; with haemop- 
 tysis and palpitation, must sit up, IFerr.; 
 with suppressed hemorrhoids, I ISul.; with 
 cold hands and feet, then debility, IFerr.; hy- 
 peraemia, Anthrac, IAur.,CEnan.; hyperaemic 
 state, in organic disease of the heart, I Apis; 
 lower half of left and lower two-thirds of 
 right (pneumonia), I ISul.; local, IFerr. ph., 
 ILyc vir.; localized, at base of left, lOxal. ac; 
 with measles, during febrile stage, IVer. v.; 
 passive, dependent upon weakened, dilated 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 heart, IIDig.; passive, of upper lobe of left, 
 lAnt. sul. aur.; repercussion of scarlatinal 
 eruption, llpec; subacute, I I Sang.; sudden, 
 with profuse mucous secretion and spasmodic 
 suffocative cough, ICoccus ; in tuberculosis, 
 ■Kali n. flip inflammation. 
 Lungs, constriction : in upper portion, Coca. 
 Lungs, consumption (phthisis, tuberculosis): 
 IAcal.,IIAeet. ac, IIAcon., I Act. rac, 1 1 Agar., 
 •Alum., Amm. c, Amm. m., • Anag., I Ant. t., 
 Am., lArs., lArs. i., Arum m., I Arum t., 
 iAscl. s., IBell., IBor., IBrom., Bry., 
 ■Bufo., HCalc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v.,ICarb. s., 
 •"Carbol. ac, Card, m., ICetrar., Chim. umb., 
 IChin. a., I I Chloral., IChlor., ICinch., ICoca, 
 ICodein., Con., ICoral., ICub., Dig., IDros., 
 ■Dulc,IIElaps, IFerr., IFerr. iod., BIFerr.ph.; 
 ! I Fluor, ac, IGuaiac, 1 1 Hep., Hydrocot., 
 Hyos., Hod., IKali bi., I IKali c, IKalm., 
 IKreo., IILach., Laur., Led.,IILyc,ILyc vir., 
 IMang., IMerc, IMillef., IMyr. cer., IMyrtue, 
 INatr. a., Natr. m., IINatr. ph., INitr. ac, 
 INitrum, Nnx m., Nux v., I lOleand., 101. jec, 
 I lOxal. ac, UPhos., IPhos. ac, IPix,IPlumb., 
 IPsor., IPuls., ISamb., ISang., Seneg., USep., 
 HSil., I ISpong., UStann., IISul., ISul. ac, 
 IITuberc., IZinc; in amenorrhoea, IPsor.; 
 aphonia, ILach. (fl®* Chap. 25, Larynx 
 phthisis); asthma, worse 2 a.m., IRumex ; 
 with chilliness in back, ISpong.; in begin- 
 ning, when there is discharge of masses re- 
 sembling pus, Kali c; repeated bronchor- 
 rhagia, IMillef.; neglected catarrh threatens 
 to pass into, with mucous expectoration, 
 IStann.; small space in upper right, affected 
 by catarrh, with crackling respiration, aud- 
 ible to herself at night, and dulness on per- 
 cussion, IKali m.; small cavity in left, I ISul.; 
 cavity in right, at second intercostal space, 
 three inches to right of sternum, I ISil.; with 
 flying pains in chest and hectic fever, IFerr.; 
 of children, lArs.; in consequence of erethic 
 chlorosis, IFerr.; chronic, I ISil.; disposition 
 to take cold, IDulc.; constitution sycotic or 
 hydrogenoid, INatr. s.; cough, with thick 
 white mucus and white coated tongue, 
 Kali m.; cough deep (phthisis florida), 
 I IMerc cor.; after whooping cough, purulent 
 with inflammatory affections of lungs and 
 larynx, IKreo.; diarrhoea, Acet. ac. , Act. rac, 
 Amm. m., lArs., Calc p., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 ICetrar., ICrot.t.JDulc, Elaps, IFerr.JGamb., 
 I IGuar8ea,IIod.,ILyc v., I IMyr. cer., lOleand., 
 IPhos., IVer.; chronic diarrhoea, IINitr. ac; 
 colliquative diarrhoea, HPhos.; diarrhoea, in 
 phthisis florida, after pneumonia, IFerr.; 
 diarrhoea, with prolapsus of rectum, ICalc; 
 diarrhoea, with tympanitis, ICarbo v.; diar- 
 rhoea, black liquid stools, Elaps; greenish, 
 sour-smelling diarrhoea, contains mucus, with 
 colic and tenesmus, 1 1 Rheum ; tendency to 
 diarrhoea, in incipient tubercular disease, 
 I ITubero; of drunkards, ICinch.; emaciation 
 and hectic, I IMerc. cor.; severe, evening, exa- 
 cerbation, IKreo.; purulent expectoration, 
 foul, puslike taste, IDros.; in subjects of re- 
 laxed fibre, especially third stage, IFerr. iod.; 
 florida (galloping), IFerr., IFerr. ph., 
 IMerc cor., I ISang., ITherid.; florida, after 
 pneumonia, IFerr. ; florida, suppurative stage, 
 chlorotic girls, IPuls.; florida, in young sub- 
 jects, I INatr. p.; from loss of fluids and vital- 
 
 ity, ICinch.; with glycosuria, IPhos.; with 
 haemoptysis, • Hyper. ; with haemoptysis and 
 cough, I [Sep.; hemorrhagic, lArs. i.; with 
 hemorrhoids, IPhos.; hoarseness, 101. jec, 
 HPhos.; incipient, 1 1 Act. rac, I Agar., IBry., 
 ICarbo v., IFerr., ILyc, IIMed., INatr. s., 
 I IPhos., IPuls., I IRumex, ISang., ISep., 
 IITuberc. ; incipient, following amenorrhoea, 
 I ISang.; incipient,inansemicpatients,ICalc.p.; 
 incipient, with dry, exhausting cough, short 
 respiration, IKali c; incipient, with fatiguing 
 cough, caused by obstructed menses, ISenecio; 
 incipient, with bloody expectoration, I lErig.; 
 IIMillef., after Aeon, and Arm, ISang., ITrill.; 
 incipient, after pneumonia, Ferr., ILach., 
 ■Lye; incipient, in strumous subjects, IStill- 
 ing.; incipient, deposit of tuberculous matter 
 in apex of left, ILyc. v. ; after mechanical 
 injuries to chest, IRuta ; begins in apex of 
 left, ISpong.; can lie only on one side, IKreo.; 
 pains in lower lobes, IIMed.; menstrual ir- 
 regularities, ISenecio ; chronic suppression of 
 menses, ILyc; in nursing mothers, IKali c; 
 in old people, INatr. s.; lung parenchyma de- 
 stroyed, sputa bloody, IMerc; pituitous (phthi- 
 sis mucosa), I iEsc h.,IIAnt.c,IIAnt. t., Caust., 
 •Cetrar., ICochl., IDulc, ILyc, IIMillef., 
 ■Natr. s., ISeneg., MStann.; pituitous, with 
 characteristic cough, weakness and sputa, 
 I IStann.; pituitous, with purulent or green 
 sputa, I IKali iod.; pleuritis, IBry., IKali c; 
 pleuritic stitches, 1 1 Ham.; pleuritic stitches, 
 especially in region of third or fourth rib, left 
 side, IGuaiac; joined to or dependent upon a 
 psoric state, Sarrac; purulent, • Cetrar.; large 
 quantities of thick, heavy muco-pus, largely 
 purulent, I ISil.; especially where right lung 
 is seat of lesion, Phell.; worse in right, 
 I lElaps; scrofulous, IBar. m., HCalc, ILapis, 
 ■01. jec; scrofulous, with great emaciation, 
 ■Jugl.; septicaemia, symptoms of, from absorp- 
 tion of pus from cavities (consumption), 
 I ISil.; early stages of (pleurodynia), IRumex; 
 first stage, ICact., I ITuberc; first stage, with 
 mucous expectoration, IStann.; first stages, 
 especially tuberculous variety, I I Petrol.; sec- 
 ond stage, IKali c; advanced stage, ITrill.; 
 in all stages, especially acute, exacerbations, 
 with much cough, dull headache, severe pain 
 in chest, IKali n.; last stage, ILobel. i., Pix; 
 last stages, spasmodic cough, Chloral.; last 
 stages, expectoration terribly offensive, 
 ■Phell.; particularly if caused by maltreated 
 syphilis, IIMyrtus; with colliquative night 
 sweats, INitr. ac; with copious night sweats, 
 Polyp., IPsor.; with copious night sweats 
 and watery diarrhoea, Polyp. (fi^§r > Chap. 
 40, Sweat at night) ; threatened, has lost 
 fourteen pounds in six weeks, I ITuberc; 
 phthisis, is said to make less rapid progress 
 among tobacco workers, Tabac; tubercles, 
 arthritic, I ISars.; lungs begin to fill with tu- 
 bercles, Acet. ac; tubercles develop, with 
 hectic fever, Phos.; infiltrated with gray 
 tubercles, Uran. n.; infiltration of tuber- 
 cle of left causes reflex aphonia, I IRumex; 
 tubercles size of a millet seed to a pea, firm 
 texture, gray, yellowish or reddish, Hippoz.; 
 tubercles have not yet softened or in first 
 stage of softening, 101. jec; tubercles, dis- 
 organizing stage, Kali c ; tubercular deposit, 
 persons that exhibit laryngeal catarrh, IMang.; 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 809 
 
 tuberculous deposits in apices, BLac def. ; 
 appearance similar to chronic tuberculosis, 
 with hectic fever, Hippoz. ; tuberculous dia- 
 thesis, dry hacking cough, IPlumb.; tubercles 
 in herpetic patients, especially after suppres- 
 sion of exanthems in scrofulous and hemor- 
 rhoidal subjects, IHep.; with inveterate cases 
 of itch or after suppressed itch, UPsor. ; tu- 
 berculous condition of central third of right, 
 ■Sep.; in tall, slender, weak-chested persons 
 growing rapidly, IPhos. ; especially in young 
 florid subjects, with erethism of . vascular 
 system, IFerr.; in fast-growing youths, IPhos. 
 ac; uneasiness, just below centre of right 
 lung, I I Sep.; cannot bear a warm room, Hod. 
 ftgg* catarrh, cavity, hemorrhage, inflam- 
 mation, suppuration ; Chap. 25, Larynx 
 phthisis ; Chap. 27, Cough phthisis ; Chap. 
 Chap. 40, Sweat night. 
 
 Lungs, contracted feeling: sternal edge of 
 centre of left, lAilant. 
 
 Lungs, cough: as if lungs came in contact 
 with back , when coughing, ISul. $g^ Inner 
 chest cough ; also Chap 27, Cough chest. 
 
 Lungs, cramp : beginning with inclination to 
 cough, gradually increasing,making desperate, 
 IMosch. fi®* "inner chest spasms. 
 
 Lungs, cutting: with oppression of chest, Jugl. 
 
 Lungs, darting : sharp, in left, to epigastrium 
 (angina pectoris), I lOxal. ac; worse in apex of 
 left (incipient phthisis following amenorrhoea), 
 
 I I Sang.; in apex and through upper third of 
 right, 1 1 Ars.; from below mamma to back below 
 right scapula, early in morning, IKali bi.; 
 through central portion of right, I Sep.; from 
 centre of right to lower edge of liver, Med. ; 
 through, makes her start, Med. S^~ lan- 
 cinating, stitches, 
 
 Lungs, diabetes mellitus : ICalc. p., ICup. m. 
 
 Lungs, diarrhoea : fi^° consumption. 
 
 Lungs, distress : in right, Ascl. t. 
 
 Lungs, drawing : Iod.; in right, Bor.; from 
 without inward, through upper posterior to 
 second rib, IBor.; left, painful, feels drawn 
 towards right, Med. 
 
 Lungs, dryness : of mucous membrane, in 
 typhoid pneumonia, ITereb. f&^ Inner chest 
 dryness. 
 
 Lungs, dust : sensation of, in asthma, Bell., 
 ICalc. 
 
 Lungs, emphysema: IIAmm. c, |Ant. a., 
 ■■Ant. t., lArs., ■Bell., IBrom., ICamph., 
 ■Carbo v., Chin, a., IChlor., ■Cup. m., Curar., 
 Dig. ,Dros., MHep., Hpec, I ILacdef.JILach., 
 IILobel. i., IMerc. viv., INatr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 Op., IPhos., Sars., Seneg., Sep., Sul., I ITereb.; 
 air vessels distended to highestdegree, I ITereb. ; 
 with asthmatic attacks, lArs.; with hyperse- 
 mia of brain, I IPhos.; with bronchitis, IPhos., 
 
 I I Sec; with acute bronchial catarrh, IVer.; 
 with dry tracheal and bronchial catarrh, 
 ■Lobel. i.; with heart disease, better lying 
 quiet in horizontal position, IDig.; with influ- 
 enza, Hpec ; great, I I Sars.; upper part of left 
 side of thorax dilated backward, IHep.; 
 worse during increase of moon, better during 
 decrease, IPhell.; worse early in morning, 
 especially cold weather, worse when walking, 
 ■Dig.; in old people, Hpec; with phthisis 
 pulmonalis, ICoca. fi@* Chap. 26, Expira- 
 tion difficult. 
 
 Lungs, empyema: Apis, IIArs., Calc, IChin.a., 
 
 ■Cinch., Dig., Ferr., BHep., Iod., ■Laeh., Lye, 
 
 ■ IMerc, HSil., ISul.; from anaemia and lack 
 of nutrition, ISil. ; after artificial evacuation in 
 phthisis, I ISil.; with muco-purulent sputum, 
 ■Nitr. ac; after thoracocentesis, -Calcs. 
 8^ Pleura exudation. 
 
 Lungs, expansion ; gg^ 1 Inner chest expan- 
 sion. 
 
 Lungs, eyes : lung affections with amblyopia, 
 ■Lach. 
 
 Lungs, fatigue : of left, after talking, as if col- 
 lapsed or paralyzed, Med. 
 
 Lungs, fever : lungs attacked in typhoid, INitr. 
 ac; lower lobes especially affected in typhoid, 
 
 ■ ■Rhus. S^" inflammation. 
 
 Lungs, fixed pain : in apex and through upper 
 third of right, IIArs. 
 
 Lungs, flabby: in hemorrhagic phthisis,! Ars. i. 
 
 Lungs, fluid : feeling in lower lobe of right as 
 if some fluid wanted to discharge into region 
 of duodenum, Chen. v. ; feeling as if some fluid 
 wanted to discharge, pressing downward in 
 middle lobe of right, Tell. 
 
 Lungs, fluttering : with numb prickling sensa- 
 sation in body, arms and legs, also numbness 
 and bloating "of left hand, I I Lac. c 
 
 Lungs, gangrene : II Ars., ICarbo a., Carbol. ac, 
 
 ■ ■Kreo., Sal. ac; circumscribed, IPlumb.; in- 
 cipient, ICinch.; in inebriates and old persons 
 in course of septic or zymotic disease, Crotal. 
 
 Lungs, heat: lAcon., Amm. br., Chlor., IPhos.; 
 left becomes hot walking in sun, right cold, 
 Med. 
 
 Lungs, hemorrhage (haemoptysis) : lAcal., 
 ■Acet. ac, HAcon., Aloe, Amm. c, lAnt. 
 t., lApoc, Arg. nit., HArn., lArs., lArum 
 m., Aspar., IBell., IBry., IBufo., ICact., 
 ■Calc, Carbo v., Card, m., Case, -.Cetrar., 
 1 1 Chin, s., i Chloral., I I Chlor.,1 ICinch., Citrus, 
 ■Cochl., IColch., Con., ICop., Croc, I Crotal., 
 Cup. m., Cup. s., IDiad., Dulc, Elaps, IFerr., 
 IFerr. iod., Illic , Hpec, IKali bi., IKali c, 
 
 ■ Kali iod., IKali in., IKreo., Lach., ILed., 
 Lye, Merc, IMerc cor., INatr. a., I INitr. ac, 
 INux m., IIOp., IPhos., IPuls., ■Rhus, 
 ■Sabina, Sarrac, Sec, Sep., Sil., HStann., 
 Staph., I ISul., ISul. ac, Tabac, ITereb., 
 ■Thlaspi, Trill.; with abscess or cancer pulmo- 
 num, Crotal.; active or passive, blood venous 
 and comes up into mouth, without coughing 
 and scarcely any effort, IHam. ; with amenor- 
 rhoea, IPhos.; with much anaemia and palpi- 
 tation of heart, IMang.; from anger, BNux v.; 
 with anxiety, ilpec; bright arterial, with black 
 clots after blow on stomach, Eryng.; with mor- 
 bid arterial excitement, I ICact.; atonic, 
 
 ■ Alum.; black, with laceration in region of 
 heart, Elaps ; black, thick, viscid, HArn. ; from 
 loss of blood,! Ars.; after loss of blood in drunk- 
 ards and suppressed menses, IIArs.; from a 
 rupture of bloodvessels,! ■Millef.;from constant 
 light blows on pit of stomach, IFerr.; with 
 heavy breathing, Hpec; bright red, IIAcon., 
 IDulc, IHyosc, IIIpec.,Melil., IRhus; bright, 
 frothy blood, mixed with mucus and coagula, 
 
 ■ ■Arn. ; bright, profuse, Melil., IMillef.; bright, 
 profuse, with cough, and rattling and hissing 
 in air passages, ILed.; bubbles up, as if warm 
 blood were ascending, raised without a cough 
 (phthisis), ■Millef.; sensation of bubbling, 
 before, of bright red blood, Hpec;tendency to, 
 with chronic laryngeal and bronchial catarrh, 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 IPhos.ac; chest hot, IOp.; pain in lower part 
 of chest, IRhus ; with chills, llpec; chronic, 
 with dry, hacking cough, I ISenecio ; chronic, 
 with emaciation, hectic fever and sleeplessness, 
 I I Senecio ; worse smelling coffee (climacteric 
 age), ISul. ac. ; coldness of skin, with cold 
 sweat, I Dig.; after concussion or fall, Ferr. ph.; 
 with congestion, Astac, ILed.; in delicate con- 
 stitutions (bronchitis), Hod.; with convul- 
 sive cough, llCact.; copious, smell terribly of- 
 fensive, I I Thuya ; with cough, Agnus, Amm. 
 c, Lye. vir., Ver. ; with dry cough (phthisis), 
 I llpec; expelled after a hacking cough, 
 I Arm; with hacking cough, ILach.; with 
 short, hacking cough, dark tough coag- 
 ula enveloped in viscid mucus, ICollin. ; with 
 hoarse cough (epidemic influenza), ISabad.; 
 with tickling cough, IIHam.; especially with 
 tickling cough and oppression, IFerr.; with 
 violent cough, in paroxysms, from tickling in 
 larynx and trachea, ILed.; with cough, after 
 typhus, I ISul. ac. ; in whooping cough, in a 
 child, ICochl., IStram.; with or without 
 cough, ISec; with coughing spells, ICinch.; 
 after a hard coughing spell, followed by burn- 
 ing and soreness in chest (phthisis), I I Zinc; 
 alternates with coxalgiaor rheumatism,ILed.; 
 dark, I Arm; dark, coagulated, IPuls.; dark, 
 coagulated, passive, lErig.; dark, in monor- 
 rhagia, ICoccus ; dark, stringy, with cough, 
 ICroc; by day, without cough, relaxation of 
 nerves and weariness, IHam.; from debauch- 
 ery, INux v.; with delirium tremens, lAntt.; 
 with diarrhoea, I I Chin, s.; in drunkards 
 IHyos., INux v., IOp. ; with dyspnoea, Caps. ; 
 blood comes up with easy hawking, hemor- 
 rhage or slight cough, 1 1 Aeon.; with ebulli- 
 tions, IMillef.; coming with slight effort, 
 I llpec; following feeling of a hard body in 
 epigastrium, I Hep.; especially evenings 
 (phthisis pulmonalis), Cub.; from overexer- 
 tion, blowing wind instruments, IRhus ; from 
 severe exertion, I IFerr., IXJrt. ur.; from vio- 
 lent exertion of lungs, IXJrt. ur.; with livid 
 face, I llpec; pale, livid complexion, IDig. ; 
 redness of face precedes from, IMelil.; 
 after a fall, Millef., 101 jec; after falling from 
 a height, IMillef.; with fever, I I Chin, s.; with 
 hectic fever, I IMillef.; in typhoid fever, 
 Chloral.; semifluid, I Arm; after loss of fluids, 
 
 I IFerr. ; foaming, bright red, bursts forth in 
 a stream, lArs. ; after former bleedings have 
 weakened lungs, lllpec; frequent, IKreo.; 
 frothy, llpec, IOp.; with gurgling and bub- 
 bling sound in air passages, IPhos.; becomes a 
 habit, so that patient becomes anaemic and 
 weak, IRhus ; engorged veins about head, 
 IDig.; in hemorrhoidal patients, I IMillef.; 
 from suppressed hemorrhoidal flow, INux v.; 
 after mechanical injuries, 1 1 Arm, IColch., 
 lllpec, IIMillef. ; during lactation, ICinch.; 
 light red, Petrol.; in affection of lungs, I I Sep.; 
 especially after masturbation, with tensive, 
 pressing, stitching pains in chest, ICom; 
 before menses, with pain in chest, back and 
 thighs, IDig.; with delayed and scanty men- 
 ses, IPhos.; after disturbed menses, lllpec; 
 from suppressed menses, I IFerr., IPuls., 
 ISenecio ; from suppressed menses, in phthisis, 
 
 I I Sang. ; with suppressed menses, I Ver.; after 
 suppression of menses for seven weeks, ICoc- 
 cus ; renewed from least mental excitement. 
 
 IRhus; with calm mind, IIHam.; sometimes 
 every month for over twenty years, IHam.; in 
 morning, ILach.; morning and night, blood 
 bright, coagulated, IFerr.; morning and at 
 night, better walking slowly, IFerr.; mixed 
 with mucus, IOp.; with hawking of mucus 
 in morning, 101. jec; with nausea, llpec; 
 at night, lArs.; in women exhausted by 
 nursing, ICinch.; from obstruction of pul- 
 monary circulation, in consequence of heart 
 disease and tuberculosis, IDig.; with oppres- 
 sion, llpec; painless drainings from, after 
 labor, after abortion, or when an abortion 
 threatens, if the blood be bright red and there 
 are no painsin joints, IMillef.; with palpitation,. 
 ■Dig.; periodical, IKreo.; periodic attacks,, 
 with fever and expectoration of greenish- 
 yellow pus (phthisis), IKreo.; phthisical dis- 
 position, bloody or purulent sputa alternate, 
 IPlumb.; in phthisis, I Arm, I IFerr., IFerr. 
 ph., IHam., I Hyper., ISang., ISil.; in in- 
 cipient phthisis, ILyc vir.; in incipient 
 phthisis (after Aeon, and Arm), IIMillef.; 
 during incipient phthisis, epecially women 
 with amenorrhcea, or during and after cli- 
 maxis, ISang.; after pneumonia, ISul. ac; in 
 pneumonia, IChel., ICinch., Crotal.; in catar- 
 rhal pneumonia, IBapt.; profuse, I Aeon., I Ant. 
 t.,IIArn.,Bell.,ICact.,IICinch.,IIFerr.,IIIpec, 
 ILed., IOp., IPhos., ISul. ac; irregular pulse, 
 ■Dig.; small, frequent pulse, llpec; blood 
 clotted, mixed with pus, ICinch.; pus and 
 blood, and stitching pains in chest, IPlumb. ; 
 recent cases, llpec; sanguine temperament, 
 IPhos.; scanty, clear, bright red, . escaping 
 with easy effort at vomiting, IFerr.; cannot 
 sit, but is better by slowly walking about, 
 must frequently lie down, is very weak, par- 
 ticularly after talking, I Ferr.; particularly after 
 awaking from sleep (purpura haemorrhagica), 
 IPhos.; slight, ILyc. vir.; soreness, or passive 
 congestion of chest, IPuls.; with spasms, 
 IHyos.; stitching through right lung, and dry 
 cough, better lying down, IMang.; after over- 
 straining, with pain in right side, extending 
 into arm, worse cold, singing, hard work, de- 
 pressed (pleurodynia), 1 1 Ran. b.; cold sweat, 
 1 1 Chin, s.; tendency to, Gamb.; especially 
 drunkards, IOp.; in tuberculous subjects, 
 IIMyrtus; after venesection, lArs., llpec, 
 ISenecio; venous, little effort, like simple 
 warm current from within outward, IHam.; 
 in veta, HCoca ; watery and coagulated, IFerr.; 
 weak, but restless, I IPhos.ac; from a weak 
 condition of vessels, IMillef.; with weakness, 
 HChin. s., llpec; after bullet wound through 
 lung, and collapse, ICinch.; in fast-growing 
 youths, IPhos. ac; in overgrown young peo- 
 ple (bronchitis), Hod.; in young phthisieal 
 subjects, IPhos. E^~ Chap. 27, Cough hae- 
 moptysis. 
 Lungs, hepatization: 1 1 Ant. t., ICact., IChel., 
 IKalic, IKaliiod., IKali m., ILyc, IPhos., 
 I ISang., ISul.; parietal consolidation, at base, 
 IGrin.; absorbs infiltration and prevents sup- 
 puration, ISul.; exudation limited (typhus), 
 I I Zinc. ; occurs without fever, cough or other 
 marked symptoms indicating a lung affection, 
 INux v.; gray, in pneumonia, ISang. ; in large 
 sections, Hippoz.; with cirrhotic kidneys, 
 I IPlumb.; of left, IMyrtus ; of left, from apex 
 to base (latent pneumonia), ILyc; of left, in 
 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 pleuropneumonia, ICamph.; lower lobe of 
 left, ICamph.; particularly in left, in pneu- 
 monia, ILach.; whole left, and considerable 
 part of right (double pneumonia), I I Op. ; can- 
 not lie on back or on left side but rests better 
 on right, UPhos.; of lower lobes (pneumonia), 
 IBrom.; nodules larger, forming isolated hepa- 
 tizations and abscesses (pneumonia malleola), 
 Hippoz.; in typhoid pneumonia, ITereb.; red, 
 in pneumonia, ISang. ; of right, ICamph.; of 
 right, in pneumonia, IKali c, IIKali iod.; 
 lower portion of right posterior, in pneumo- 
 nia, IPhos.; of lower two-thirds of right 
 (pleuro-pneumonia), IKali iod.; of upper 
 right half, IChel.; in spots, (Enan.; superior 
 thirds, notably left, consolidated, I IPhos. 
 jg^* inflammamation, pneumonia. 
 
 Lungs, infarctions: size of a bean developed , 
 on one lobe, distinctly circumscribed, dark 
 red color, in and around wmich lie small ab- 
 scesses, Hippoz. 
 
 Lungs, infiltration : jf^T hepatization. 
 
 Lungs, inflammation : I Aeon., I Agar. ,Aur.mur., 
 IBry., Chlor., Cochl., ICornus, IFerr.,IMillef, 
 ITereb., ISang.; catarrhal, in upper portion 
 of right, IKali iod.; chronic, of anterior por- 
 tion of left, ILyc; with rattling cough and 
 breathing, INitr. ac; in whooping cough, 
 IBry., IKali c, IKreo., I ISeneg.; croupy, 
 Kali m. ; before exudation(phthisis),IFerr.ph.; 
 especially during commencement of infiltra- 
 tion, recognizable by crepitant sound (typhoid 
 fever), ISul.; left, ICalc; localized at base of 
 left, lOxal. ac; of left lower, can lie only on 
 back or left side, not on right, I ISul.; lower 
 lobe of left (pneumonia), IChel.; seems to be 
 in lower lobe of left, INatr. s.; upper part of 
 left infiltrated, spreading to right, IKali iod.; 
 posterior lobes affected, lArs.; w.ith much 
 rattling, 1 1 Ant. t., I Hep., INatr. m.; of right, 
 I Ant. t., IChel.; of right, in croup or diphthe- 
 ria, IBrom.; specific process, Hippoz.; result- 
 ing in suppuration, llSil.; syphilitic, IIKali 
 iod.. ISang.; with wheezing, IKali s. 
 jg^° burning, congestion, heat, pneumo- 
 nia. 
 
 Lungs, injuries: lArn., ICalend., IMillef., 
 ■Rhus. 
 
 Lungs, irritation : I ILyc. vir.; alternates to bow- 
 els, ISeneg.; morbid cellular, lArs. i.; worse 
 evening and night (influenza), ISticta ; local, 
 ILyc. vir.; painful, with heat in chest, 
 lEup. perf. 
 
 Lungs, itching : low down, behind cavity, 
 I Hod. 
 
 Lungs, jerking: with numbness and bloating 
 of left hand, and numb prickling sensation in 
 body, arms and legs, 1 1 Lac c; in right, I Agar. 
 
 Lungs, lancinating : sudden, in left, depriving 
 him of breath, lOxal. ac. 1^° cutting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Lungs, liver : lungs implicated by disease, 
 • HCard. m. 
 
 Lungs, menses : affections with amenorrhcea,af- 
 ter catching cold, IPvhus ; disease causes amen- 
 orrhcea, I ISang.; vicarious, IIDig., I IPhos., 
 Ustil. 
 
 Lungs, mucus : tightly adherent, Staph.; clear, 
 albuminous, difficult to expectorate, causes 
 shortness of breath, Seneg.; causes cough, 
 HStann.; feeling of weight causes cough, 
 llSpong.; without cough, ICalc; after eating, 
 
 Alum.; difficult to expectorate, giving only 
 temporary relief, llpec; full of, with night 
 cough, Bar. c; full, in capillary bronchitis, 
 pneumonia, IChel.; full of, without expectora- 
 tion, 1 1 Ant. t., Arum t.; feel full, ILyc; seem 
 full, yet none can be raised, ILach.; yellowish 
 green, IKali m.; loaded, fails to hawk up for 
 some time, becomes dyspneeic without an- 
 guish, passes off as soon as mucus is expec- 
 torated, I Zinc; oppression, IBenz. ac; feeling 
 as of a plug moving, Coccus ; profuse, 1 1 Ant. t., 
 ICalc, IHep., INatr. m., ISul.; profuse, with 
 loose rattling cough in old people, I ISeneg.; 
 profuse, spasmodic suffocative cough (sudden 
 pulmonary congestion), ICoccus ; must cough 
 long to raise it, IDulc ; difficult to raise, nearly 
 causing strangulation, vomiting of food,ICoc- 
 cus ; summit of right, Ant.t.; sensation, ob- 
 structing, with chest oppression (chest affec- 
 tion after abortion), INuxm.; stringy, [\ Asaf.;. 
 threatens to suffocate (bronchitis), llpec;. 
 tenacious, Ammoniac, ICepa, I IHep., IIKali 
 bi.; tenacious, with hoarseness, IStaph.; tough,, 
 in whooping cough, IIArs.; causes greatest 
 often ineffectual efforts of cough and hawking 
 (bronchitis), ISeneg.; wheezing (bronchial 
 asthma), I ISinap. J^° rattling ; also Chap. 
 27, Cough rattling ; also Expectoration dif- 
 ficult. 
 
 Lungs, nodules : size of a pea, of a gray-whit- 
 ish appearance and firm lardaceous consist- 
 ence, Hippoz. 
 
 Lungs, oedema: IAmm.c.,IIAnt.t.,IApis, IIArs., 
 Bell., Carbov., I IChel., Cochl., llpec, IKali 
 iod., IIKali ph., IILach., INatr. m., IPhos., 
 Puis., Seneg., Squilla,SuL, IVer.; evacuated 
 six pounds of fluid during five hours and still 
 seemed full, I Ant. t.; secondary to morbus 
 Brightii, IIKali iod.; scarlatinal dropsy, IDig.; 
 impending, ICarbov. ; in inebriates and old 
 persons, in course of septic or zymotic disease, 
 Crotal.; with fatty or amyloid degeneration 
 of kidneys, IPhos. ; or paralysis, threatening 
 after pertussis, I Crotal.; with pneumonia, 
 IHyos., IIKali iod.; with oppression of res- 
 piration awaking in morning, IKali iod.; 
 with somnolence, from poisoning blood with 
 carbonic acid, lAmm. c; sputum like soap- 
 suds, green, IIKali iod.; of unhepatized por- 
 tion, atelectasis (pneumonia), 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Lungs, oppression : E^* Inner chest, oppres- 
 sion. 
 
 Lungs, ovaries : sympathy between (ovaritis), 
 I Apis. 
 
 Lungs, pain : IPhyt.; from adhesions, after 
 pleurisy, IRan. b.; through apices, Dolich.; 
 from apex to base of right, worse from inspi- 
 ration, Act. rac; in apex and through upper 
 third of right, IIArs.; catches, in back and 
 front, Lactu. v.; through to back and vice 
 versa, Diosc; better bending forward, lAscl.t.; 
 catching, in lower right, with each cough 
 (pleuro-pneumonia), ICaps.; worse throwing 
 chest forward and head backward, Aspar.; 
 with chilliness, Diosc; returns on coughing, 
 or drawing deep breath, very acute right side, 
 Ascl. t.; from upper to place the size of a dol- 
 lar on outer edge of chest, Med.; dull, Cact.; 
 dull, in bases, with tightness, Ascl. t.; dull, in 
 centre of left, lAilant.; dull, heavy, at top of 
 left, Med.; dull, in upper left, with headache, 
 Asim.; dull, through upper lobes, in after- 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 noon, Carbol. ac; in front and in back, up to 
 scapulae, Anag.; from inhalation of heat from 
 fire, ICarbov.; in left, Act. rac, Chrom. ac. ; 
 in left, hard, ICarbov.; in left, with prolap- 
 sus uteri, I I Sep. ; in left, near nipple, Diosc; 
 in centre of left, Rumex ; deep, in left, outside 
 of nipple, worse in evening, ISul.; especially 
 in left (nervous debility), ICurar.; in lower 
 part of left, worse lying left side, liPhos.; 
 in obstinate, lower part of left (uterine dis- 
 ease), ICalc. p.; through left, about base of 
 heart, 1 1 Arum t.; hard, cannot lie on side, 
 lErig.; in lower lobes, in phthisis, 1 1 Med.; 
 as if it moved up and down with each inspi- 
 ration, iEsc h.; especially at night, Med.; oc- 
 casional, up into trachea, 1 1 Rumex; short 
 paroxysms, in upper right, on taking a deep 
 breath, pulse slow, full, IGels.; in subacute 
 pleuritis, Ixlrg. nit.; in pulmonary disease, 
 ILyc; in right, Ascl. t. , Bapt., I ITuberc; in 
 right, as from a dagger, at times breathing 
 laborious (pneumonia), I I Cinch.; in right, for 
 eight days (pneumonia), lElaps ; in right, 
 unbearable, extends to region of liver, 
 1 1 Cinch.; slight, in bottom of right, Med.; 
 just below centre of right, worse on coughing 
 (phthisis), 1 1 Sep.; through centre of right, 
 Diosc; as if lower lobe of right were adhering 
 to ribs, I Kali c; to shoulder blade, Anag.; in 
 sternal edge of left, I Ail ant.; with ulcer on 
 leg, I Kali iod.; upper right, when moving 
 arm, Med. 
 Xungs, paralysis : sudden, difficult breathing, 
 then prostration, ICup. m. ; in croup, I ISamb.; 
 debility of nervous origin, IGels. ; in prevail- 
 ing fever, lAmm. m.; in old people, 1 1 Cinch.; 
 at an early stage of pneumonia in old people, 
 previously asthmatic or suffering from chronic 
 mucorrhoea, IPhos.; loud rattling, restless, 
 especially after typhoid fever, IMosch.; threat- 
 ened, IIAnt. t., lArs., ICalc, IILach., ILaur., 
 
 I ILyc, IPhos.; threatened, in old people, 
 
 I I Bar. c; threatened, with bronchitis, in old 
 people, ILyc; threatened, in pneumonia, 
 MCarbo v.; threatened, in typhoid pneumonia, 
 IIAnt. t. ; threatened, of right, in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; threatened, in scarlatina, ICalc; 
 threatened, in typhoid, INitr. ac Jg®"* weak. 
 
 Xungs, peculiar sensation: in right, Amyl.; 
 like that produced in throat when taking 
 the preparation, is felt in right lung, Meph. 
 
 Lungs, percussion sounds : dull, Ascl. t., Elaps, 
 ■Kali cy., IKali iod., I ISul.; dull, as a board, 
 from apex to axillary border of pectoralis 
 major in front, and to middle of scapula be- 
 hind (phthisis), lArs. i.; dull, over lower half 
 of right, in asthma, IDig.; dull, circle size of 
 palm of hand, MSquilla; dull, in left clavicu- 
 lar region (incipient phthisis following amen- 
 orrhoea), I I Sang.; dull, below left clavicle 
 (catarrh), I Apis; dull, in right side in nipple 
 line in fifth intercostal space after coughing 
 and profuse expectoration, tympanitic per- 
 cussion, worse in morning in bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, I Hep. ; dull, under left clavicle, in bron- 
 chial and vesical catarrh, I Cop.; dull, in dropsy 
 of chest, IKali iod.; dull, in suppressed eczema 
 after vaccination, I Ammoniac ; dull, following 
 gastric and hepatic symptoms, Ptel. ; dull, in 
 haemoptysis, lAcal.; dull in heart disease, 
 IHydras.; dull, in upper left (chronic cough), 
 ILvc; dull, in left lobe, down to third inter- 
 
 costal space (phthisis), I ISul.; dull, in left 
 infraclavicular region, sensitive to touch 
 (phthisis), ILach.; dull, beneath left clavicle 
 (phthisis), lArs. i.; dull, in catarrhal phthi- 
 sis, IKali m.; dull spot beneath left clavicle, in 
 hemorrhagic phthisis, lArs. iod.; dull, below 
 border of pectoralis major, and around pec- 
 toralis major, and around posteriorly to back 
 of lung, in hemorrhagic phthisis, lArs. iod.; 
 dull, in lower three fourths, of right side 
 in pleurisy, I ISeneg.; dull, in front to fourth 
 right rib, in pleuritis, ICact.; dull, in pleur- 
 itis, with plastic exudation, IHep.; dull, in 
 pleuro-pneumonia biliosa, 1 1 Rhus; dull, 
 empty, in front, right side, in pneumonia, 
 I Ant. t.; in right, near armpits, in pneumonia, 
 lElaps ; dull, left, in pneumonia, I ISul.; dull, 
 in pneumonia, seventh to ninth day, IPhos.; 
 dull, over lower left, in pneumonia, I IStram.; 
 dull, under right mamma, in pneumonia, 
 lElaps ; dull, in clavicularregion,onright down 
 to third, on left to second rib, in bilateral 
 croupous pneumonia, IKali iod.; dull, entire 
 posterior or inferior region of right side, in 
 typhoid pneumonia, ITereb.; dull, over apices, 
 in pulmonary disease, ILyc; dull over sum- 
 mit of right, lAnt. t.; dull, spot as large as a 
 crown piece on right side to right of nipple, 
 with mucous rales over that part, I I Sec; dull, 
 over lower right, with indistinct bronchial 
 respiration and numerous rales, partly dry, 
 partly moist, IPhos.; dull, over upper part 
 of superior lobe, 1 1 Sul.; dull, on apex of 
 right, in threatened phthisis, I ITuberc; dull, 
 over right upper anterior and posterior part, in 
 phthisis, IKali bi.; dull, in front and behind 
 upper portion, worse posteriorly beneath 
 scapula, in phthisis, lArs. i.; dull, ovei right 
 base posteriorly, coarse crepitation, in phthi- 
 sis, lArs. i. ; dull, in apex of right, with 
 rales, in phthisis, 1 1 Plumb.; dull, in right 
 posterior, to third and fourth ribs, with pain 
 both dull and sharp, in phthisis, 1 1 Sep.; emp- 
 ty, in upper portion, particularly right side 
 (consumption), Hod.; empty, hollow in right 
 side (pleuro-pneumonia), IHep.; want of nor- 
 mal resonance on left side (bronchial and vesi- 
 cal catarrh), ICop.; tympanitic, in oedema of 
 lungs, lAnt. t.; tympanitic, on left side, pos- 
 teriorly as far as fourth rib, and from fifth rib 
 downward, dull (pneumonia), I ISul.; tympan- 
 itic, right side up to tnird rib behind and 
 below, (pneumonia), I Ant. t.; tympanitic on 
 sides, in tuberculosis, IFerr. iod. 
 Lungs, pneumonia: IIAcon., Amm. c, lAnt.c, 
 IIAnt. t., I Apis, lArg. nit. I Arm, IIArs., 
 Ars. i., iAscl. s., IBell., Benz. ac, IBrom., 
 IIBry., ICact., ICalc, Cann. s., Canth.,Caps., 
 ICarboa., UCarbov., HChel., Chen., ICinch., 
 MCinch. bob, ICom, ICup. m., Diad., IDig., 
 lElaps, IFerr., Ferr. iod., I IFerr. ph., IGels., 
 Glon., Grin., IHep., IHyos., Hod., I llpec, 
 IKali bi., IKali c, I IKali iod., IKali m., 
 IKali n., I IKali ph., IKali s., IKreo., ILach., 
 ILachn., ILaur., I ILyc, IMerc, Mosch., 
 Myrtus, INatr. a., Natr. s., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 IOp., I IPhos., I I Pod., IPuls., Ran. b., IIRhus, 
 Samb., ISang., I ISeneg., Sil., Spong., Squilla, 
 ■Strain., I ISul., IVer., IVer. v.; adynamic, 
 Benz. ac, IRhus, ISeneg.; asthenic, with 
 feeling of weight in lungs, short cough and ex- 
 pectoration of bloody saliva, IMerc; bilious, 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 813 
 
 I Ant. t., IMerc., IPuls. ; bilious, with tender- 
 ness over right hypogastrium, IMerc.; dispo- 
 sition to biennorrhcea, or profuse viscid, bloody 
 mucus, IMerc. ; after bloodletting, ISquilla ; 
 cannot take a .long breath, sequel, ILyc.; 
 broncho pneumonia, ISpong.; broncho-pneu- 
 monia, with paralysis of pneumogastric, 
 IDig.; with catarrh of bronchi, INux v.; with 
 bronchitis, Caps., IPhos.; catarrhal, IBapt., 
 IHyos., ILyc; catarrhal pleuro-pneumonia, 
 ISeneg.; catarrhal, right side, I I Kali m.; 
 cheesy, IPlumb.; in children, I Ant. t.; chron- 
 ic, lArs., lArs. i., IFerr. iod., IGrin., IPuls., 
 IRUmex, ISang.; from sudden exposure to 
 cold while overheated, or vice versa, IRan.b.; 
 from taking cold during a fatiguing journey, 
 lArs. ; congestive, with suffering under scap- 
 ulae, both sides, caused by checked sweat, 
 IGels.; during convalescence, ICochl.; follow- 
 ed by dry cough, I Kali c; left a permanent 
 cough, I ISang.; followed by severe cough day 
 and night, with profuse expectoration, ILyc; 
 followed by spasmodic cough, I Kali c. ; super- 
 venes during whooping cough, IVer.; espe- 
 cially when there is much soreness on cough- 
 ing, I Arm; croupous, Hod., ILyc; croupous, 
 bilateral, I Kali iod., Kali m., ISpong., IVer.; 
 croupous, in complication with pericarditis, 
 Hod.; symptoms worse every other day, 
 ICinch.; with delirium tremens, INux v.; 
 of drunkards, IHyos., IKali br., IOp., INux 
 v.; with endocarditis, IPhos.; epidemic, 
 IFerr.; epidemic, with dry cough, or diarrhoea, 
 I Cup. m.; worse towards evening, has to sit up, 
 I I Hell. ;wants to be fanned, I ICarbo v. ; follow- 
 ed by hectic fever, with clammy night sweats, 
 ILyc; tendency to gangrene or hemorrhage, 
 ICrotal.; followed by haemoptysis, ISul.; burn- 
 ing heat in palms of hands, after typhoid 
 pneumonia, ILyc; covers head with bed- 
 clothes, sighs and laughs by turns, always 
 thinking there is something wrong, ILach.; 
 before red hepatization, and afterward from 
 gray hepatization, ISul.; with hepatization 
 after violence of fever has abated, ISul.; 
 with heart disease, ISang.; excessive heat 
 and thirst, better by copious sw r eat and 
 profuse hemorrhage, IKali n.; after hem- 
 orrhages, ICinch.; with hemorrhage, sup- 
 puration of lungs, IMerc; after suppression 
 of hemorrhoidal flow from being chilled, 
 INux v.; of horses, ICann. s. ; hyperemia, 
 depending on relaxation of muscular fibres of 
 bloodvessels as long as no exudation has taken 
 place, IFerr. ph.; hypochondriacal subjects or 
 in those suffering from hemorrhoids, INux v.; 
 hypostatic, in Bright's disease, I IPhos. ac; 
 hypostatic, in course of chronic affections, 
 IHyos., INux v.; incipient, in children, ICepa; 
 infantile, IBry., Ilpec; infantile lobular, 
 IMerc; infantile, inflammation, disguised by 
 symptoms of cerebral congestion and oppres- 
 sion, IOp. ; infantile, rattling during resolu- 
 tion, IKali c; intermittent, particularly in in- 
 dividuals who live in malarial districts with 
 affection of bronchi or heart, ILobel. i. ; w r ith 
 jaundice, IPhos.; latent, ILyc; latter part of 
 period of deposit and early part of that of ab- 
 sorption, IPhos.; left side, ILach., ISang; left 
 side, with pleurisy, I IRan.b.; in left upper, 
 in a tuberculous woman set. 49, crepitation, 
 expectoration of frothy pink mucus, almost 
 
 moribund, IFerr. ph.; cannot lie with head 
 low, IKali n.; inability to lie down, Spong.; 
 cannot lie on right side, feels best lying on 
 left side, IKali c; of upper lobes, MOl.jec; 
 lobular, formation of abscess threatens, 
 ICup. m.; lobular, in whooping cough, I I Sep.; 
 lobular, localized pain, IKali iod.; lobular, 
 terminating in gangrene of lung and pyohae- 
 mia, IPhos.; localized, Hod., IKali c, ILach.; 
 in measles, IPhos., IPuls.; during recov- 
 ery from meningitis, Stram.; after sudden 
 disappearance of menses, IPuls.; with myo- 
 carditis, IPhos.; raising of a mouthfur at 
 a time of mucus of a light rust-color, 
 stringy and easily separated, I ILyc; neglec- 
 ted, with rattling in chest, ILyc; neglected, 
 with copious, offensive expectoration, ISep.; 
 neglected, in psoric patients, threatens to 
 terminate in tuberculosis or phthisis pituit- 
 osa, ISul.; neglected, chronic, passing over 
 into suppuration, ISil.; notha, verging into 
 a chronic affection, inflammatory symptoms 
 preponderate, IDulc; notha, with sinking, in 
 old people, ICamph.; with cedema pulmonum, 
 I IKali iod.; in old persons, IDig., IFerr., 
 IHyos., IOp.; of old and cachectic people, 
 protracted cases, INitr. ac; in old persons, 
 also children, with catarrhal irritation, INux 
 v.; pleuro-pneumonia, worse by deep inspira- 
 tion, I IBry.; in threatened phthisis, ILyc; 
 pleuro-pneumonia, 1 1 Ant. t., lAsaf., I IBry., 
 ICamph., ICaps., IHep., IKali iod., HPhos.; 
 pleuro-pneumonia, bilious, I I Rhus ; pleuro- 
 pneumonia, ILach.; pleuro-pneumonia, with 
 profuse exudation, ICinch. ; pleuro-pneumonia, 
 fibrous, ISul.; pleuro-pneumonia, continuous 
 irritable state, hyperemia of cord, IDulc; 
 pleuro-pneumonia in left, I ISeneg.; pleuro- 
 pneumonia neglected, absorbs exudation, 
 I I Ferr.; pleuro-pneumonia, exudation profuse, 
 ICinch.; pleuro-pneumonia, with acute artic- 
 ular rheumatism, Hod.; pleuro-pneumonia, 
 with stabbing pains, I IBry.; pleuro-pneumonia, 
 with difficult discolored sputa, IDulc; pleuro- 
 pneumonia, in tuberculous subjects, ICalc; 
 pleuro-pneumonia, violent, over a large sur- 
 face, dyspnoea, dry cough, rust-colored sputa, 
 IPhos.; after exposure to rain while over- 
 heated, 1 1 Rhus ; coarse rales, IKali s.; de- 
 ficiency of reaction, ISul.; relapse, I I Rhus; 
 relapse, induced by exposure, IKali n.; dur- 
 ing resolution, IHep., IKali c, Spong.; of 
 right lung, Chel., ILyc, I ISquilla; two cases 
 right side, one left, IBar. c; right, lower lobe, 
 Hod.; right-sided,four days, 1 1 Stram.; right side, 
 suppuration beginning, ICarbo a.; simple from 
 repercussion of scarlatinal erruption, Ilpec; 
 sequelae, IBar. c, IKali c, I IOp., IISul.; 
 followed by sleeplessness, IKali c; sequel, 
 vital forces reduced, IGrin.; followed by a 
 small sore spot in chest, from subcutane- 
 ous ulceration, IRan. b.; first stage, IFerr. 
 ph., IGels., IKali iod.; passes through first 
 stage normally, then remains stationary, 
 ISul.; second" stage ($^ hepatization), 
 second and third stages, dulness on percus- 
 sion, ISang.; third stage, fetid sputum, I ICar- 
 bo v.; last stage, when great weakness pre- 
 vails. IBenz. ac; subacute, lArn. ; subacute, 
 catarrhal, lAscl. t.; mild, suppurative stage, 
 extends over small part of lung, IHep.; fol- 
 lowed by night sweats, IKali c; sycotic, 
 
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 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 INatr. s.; tedious recovery, I IPsor.; followed 
 by acute thoracic pains, suggestive of adhe- 
 sions, IRan. b.; threatened, with tightness 
 and oppression (after Aconitum), IPhos.; as- 
 sumes a torpid character, with slow solidifica- 
 tion, ISul.; badly treated cases, ISul.; typhoid, 
 IIAnt.t., IBadiag., IBenz.ac, IBry., I I Chlor- 
 al., I I Lac c, ILachn., ILaur., IILyc, IPhos., 
 IRhus, ISang., I ISul., ITereb.; typhoid, with 
 sensitiveness and gurgling in ileo-csecal region, 
 and diarrhcea, IPhos.; in typhus, Crotal., 
 IHyos., IITereb., I I Zinc; with typhoid symp- 
 toms, from resorption of pus, Rhus ; followed 
 by weak voice, can only utter a few words at 
 a time, ILyc; followed by weakness, IFerr., 
 ILyc. ; cannot take a normal course owing to 
 weakness of patient from loss of vital fluids, 
 IPhos. ac; weakness, suspected heart clot, 
 •Amm. c; in cold weather, in phthisis, 
 I ITuberc. J^* hepatization, inflamma- 
 tion. 
 Lungs, rales (rattling): Ang., IIAnt.t., ICalc, 
 I ICarbo v., Caust., ICepa, I Cham., Cina, 
 ICinch., Crot. t., lEup. perf., I IFerr. ph., 
 IIHep., Hippoz., Hydr. ac, Hod., IKali cy., 
 
 I INatr. m., INuxm., 1 1 Petrol., IPhos. ,ISeneg., 
 IVer.; over anterior surface of right (phthisis), 
 lArs. iod. ; with anxiety, orthopnoea, 1 1 Sep.; 
 in bronchial asthma, I ISinap.; inflammation 
 of bowels, in dentition, Acet. ac; when breath- 
 ing and coughing, particularly during sleep 
 (measles), IPhos.; in chronic bronchitis, 
 IKali bi.; in broncho-pneumonia, ILyc; bet- 
 ter when carried in upright position (bron- 
 chial catarrh (croup), 1 1 Ant. t.; with catarrh, 
 
 I I Ant. t., lArs., I Jamb.; continual, ICact.; 
 continuous, better by profuse slimy, watery 
 expectoration, mixed with reddish purulent 
 matter (pneumonia), MStram.; with cough, 
 IIAnt. t., Ars. s. f., IBell., ICalc, INatr. m., 
 Sars., ISep., Sul.; with cough in tuberculosis, 
 ICalc; with croupy cough, IIHep.; with but 
 little cough, Phos. ac; with short cough, 
 INatr. c; with rough cough, followed by 
 cramp in stomach, IMur. ac; in whooping 
 cough, ICaust., ICup. a., ICup. m. ; crepitant, 
 Bell., IFerr. ph., I I Iod., IPhos.; coarse, crepi- 
 tant in spot behind left fifth rib, Arg. nit.; 
 coarse, worse during increase of moon, IPhelL; 
 coarse, threatening collapse, IIAnt. t., ICarbo 
 v., ICina, IPuls.; coarse, in oedema of lungs, 
 lAnt. t.; deep, in asthma Millari, ICup. m.; 
 during difficult dentition, ICalcp. ; with dysp- 
 noea, Astac, I ILyss., I ISpong. ; in eclampsia, 
 Art. v.; worse after expectoration, ISul.; on 
 expiration, worse lying and in evening, in 
 bronchial catarrh, I ICalc ; with sweat on face 
 (scarlatina), IPhos.; fine, lAnt. t., Ilpec; seem 
 full of mucus, IILyc; great, low down, Med.; 
 in infants, threatened suffocation, IIAnt. t., 
 IHep.; on inspiration, INitr. ac; large, IIAnt. 
 t., Bell., I ICarbo v., I ICinch., Ipec, IPuls., 
 HStann., MStram.; large, in bronchitis of 
 aged, lAmm.'c; large, in influenza, ISeneg.; 
 large, moist, in both, lllodof.; followed by, 
 Tuberc; large, in right (pneumonia stage of 
 hepatization), I IPhos.; as of a large quantity 
 of phlegm, coma (typhoid), IPhos.; in left, 
 IManc; in left, bronchial catarrh, ICop.; in 
 left, during respiration, IManc; bubbling mu- 
 cus, especially in apex of left, I IXam; yet 
 nothing seems to loosen, Hod.; loud, I ICinch., 
 
 INatr. s.; loud, heard across large room, in 
 hay catarrh, II Sti eta; loud sibilant, over every 
 part (bronchitis), I Ars.; in lower, during 
 cough, ICEnan.; in measles, IHep.; worse in 
 morning and when lying on back, 1 1 Agar. ; 
 moist, in left (emphysema), IHep.; moist, can- 
 not cough up mucus, INatr. m.; moist, with 
 cough (endocarditis), lAur. met.; moist, all 
 over (pneumonia), I Dig.; moist, crepitating in 
 upper and middle lobes, less left side (albumi- 
 nuria, typhoid pneumonia), ITereb.; before and 
 after menses (phthisis), lArs. i.; with flying 
 pains in chest, ISeneg.; in phthisis, ICetrar., 
 IPix.; in incipient phthisis, ISenecio ; in 
 pneumonia, IHyos., IKali c, IILyc, IPhos.; 
 short, anxious, quick (pneumonia), I Merc; 
 with every respiratory effort, followed by 
 cough, I ISang.; in right side (pneumonia), 
 I I Zinc; at apex of right, with slight dulness 
 (incipient phthisis), IIRumex; bubbling, in 
 middle of right for a few minutes, chiefly in 
 afternoon, Tell. ; in right, at each inspiration, 
 Elaps ; through entire right, in typhus, 
 I I Chin, s.; in upper right, I Ant. t.; posterior 
 surface of right, in phthisis, I Ars. i.; heard 
 at a distance, worse right side (acute catarrh), 
 lAnt. t.; sibilant, ICaps., Elaps, IHep., 
 I ILach., IPhos., I ISang., ISpong.; with heavy 
 sleep (epilepsy), I IOp.; squeaking, in bron- 
 chitis, ILach.; stertorous, (pneumonia), I Ant. 
 t.; infantile syphilis, I ISyph.; in typhoid, 
 ILyc, IIRhus; whistling, I IStann.; vomiting 
 mucus, young children, I Ilpec M^" Breath- 
 ing rattling ; also Chap. 27, Cough rattling. 
 
 Lungs, raw feeling : %gg a Inner chest, raw- 
 ness. 
 
 Lungs, rheumatic pains : in left, better lying 
 down, Oxal. ac; peculiar, IDig. 
 
 Lungs, right: most affected, Brom.; acts on 
 lower part, IKali c, I Merc; acts upon upper 
 and middle portion, in phthisis, I ICalc 
 
 Lungs, rivet : pain, like a rivet through upper 
 third of left to scapula (tuberculosis), ISul. 
 
 Lungs, as if ruptured : sensation in lower and 
 inner third of right, Chlor. 
 
 Lungs, sensitive : tender, I lAilant.; right, to 
 touch, I ICinch. bol. 
 
 Lungs, sharp pain: 1 1 Thuya; in apex and 
 through upper third of right, 1 1 Ars.; in fore- 
 noon, Amm. br.; in left, Med.; at bottom of 
 left, Med.; in right, on inspiration, Cod.; 
 through , worse sitting erect or lying down, 
 better bending forward, throwing head back 
 worse, ILach.; worse in upper part of right, 
 Amm. br. 
 
 Lungs, shooting : at base, caused by cough, 
 Med.; in left, lOxal. ac; through right to 
 back, worse during deep inspiration, move- 
 ment, and cough, CheL 8^~ lancinating, 
 stitches. 
 
 Lungs, smoke: as if full of (after pneumonia;, 
 IBar. c; as though inhaled, INatr. a. 
 
 Lungs, soreness : I I Arum t., ISil. ; of apices, 
 IPuls.; difficulty in taking a full breath, 
 IPhos.; after a" full breath, with rush of 
 blood, ^Esc h.; as if her breath were forming 
 a blister, Med.; when coughing, Chel.; in 
 left, all day, Lact. ac; dull, in apex of right, 
 Iod.; excessive, I I Ailant.; in prevailing fever, 
 ■Amm. m.; with hoarseness, Carbol. ac; on 
 deep inhalation, Chel.; in left, as during con- 
 valescence from pneumonia, Como. ; spot size 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 815 
 
 of silver dollar, begins at top of left and like 
 a red-hot bolt, extends through to lower part 
 of back, Med.; in left, like a wound, by deep 
 breathing, coughing and sneezing, I I Chel. ; 
 worse during menses, I I Puis.; of right, Bapt.; 
 on sneezing, Chel.; an old sore spot on top 
 of left aroused, Med. S^° Inner chest sore- 
 ness 
 
 Inner chest, sounds : jg^° auscultation, per- 
 cussion, rales. 
 
 Lungs, spasm : from drinking cold water, 
 Thuya; with cough, I Op. 
 
 Lungs, stabbing : as if a knife were thrust into 
 top of left, then turned around, with pain 
 streaking off through left shoulder, I I Sep.; 
 in right, below nipple, after dyspeptic pain, 
 as from a stone or undigested food in epigas- 
 trium at 9.45 p.m., ILac c. 
 
 Lungs, stagnation: of circulation (uraemia, 
 asphyctic form), IHydr. ac. 
 
 Lungs, stinging : on coughing or deep inhala- 
 tions, Chel.; violent, in lower right, slept well 
 until 2 a.m., pain lasts whole day, with ex- 
 ternal soreness, Zing.; sharp, through left 
 (pleurodynia), IRumex; with sneezing, Chel. 
 g^" stitches. 
 
 Lungs, stitches: lApis, IChel.; to back, I Merc; 
 worse by deep breathing, coughing or sneez- 
 ing, 2 p.m., Chel. ; from above downward, Gels.; 
 dull, during inspiration, Asar. ; fine, in left, at 
 3.30 p.m., while writing, Rumex; especially on 
 deep inspiration, IPhos.; in left, 1 1 Rumex; 
 in left, while breathing, Codein.; through 
 left to spine, Camph.; through left, in pleuro- 
 dynia, IRumex; in lower left, through chest, 
 Zing.; in lower, I I Ham.; in right, Arum t., 
 Bor. ; sharp, especially about right, probably 
 myalgic, 1 1 Sang.; at bottom of right, Med.; 
 in right or both, during inhalation, Asar.; in 
 right, two inches below nipple, through to 
 back, worse on motion and deep breathing, 
 I ISil.; in right, while walking, I Agar.; in 
 apex of right, Bell.; in lower right (pleurisy), 
 IKali c; through right to back, worse during 
 deep inspiration, movement and cough, Chel.; 
 through central portion of right, ISep. ; through 
 right, with haemoptysis, IMang.; from without 
 inward through upper right, posterior, to 
 second rib, IBor. ; in both sides, Clem.; over 
 surface of both, Med.; in upper, better when 
 walking, Elaps. g^T" lancinating, sticking. 
 
 Lungs, stonecutters: affections, copious fetid 
 expectoration, I ISil. 
 
 Lungs, suppuration: IIHep.,Hippoz.,IPlumb., 
 IPuls., HSil.; of both, in measles, ILach.; 
 rapid, with formation of cavities and purulent 
 exudation into cavity of thorax, with infiltra- 
 tion of mesenteric glands and tubercular ul- 
 cers in intestines, IPhos.; with hectic, ILyc; 
 after haemoptysis, Cinch. ; after hemorrhages, 
 in pneumonia, IMerc; in left, with pain at 
 third left costal cartilage, IPix.; in* those ad- 
 dicted to use of liquors, IOp.; in phthisis, 
 IPsor.; after neglected pneumonia, I Led. 
 $i^ abscess, cavity, ulcers. 
 
 Lungs, tearing: low down, as though some- 
 thing were tearing away, followed by expec- 
 toration of greenish dirty mucus, causing 
 gagging, with cough, I INitr. ac;-asif lungs 
 were torn out, Elaps. 
 
 Lungs, throbbing: dull, in apices," Chel.; in 
 left, Chrom. ac. 
 
 Lungs, tickling: in upper anterior lobes, causes 
 dry, hollow cough, worse morning, better 
 evening, IMyrtus. 
 
 Lungs, tight : pain, as if constricted by a thin 
 wire, Asar. 
 
 Lungs, trembling : with numbness and bloat- 
 ing of left hand, I ILac. c; with numb prick- 
 ling in body, arms and legs, I ILac. c. 
 
 Lungs, tubercles : g^= consumption. 
 
 Lungs, ulcers: IIKali c, I IMillef., ISil.; in 
 different parts, Sul.; broke, expectoration 
 foul (phthisis), 1 1 Sul. ac; expectoration in 
 stonecutters, ICalc, ISil.; as if two ulcerated 
 surfaces were in contact on breathing, 
 Iodof. fg^ abscess, cavity, suppuration. 
 
 Lungs, uneasy pains : in right, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Lungs, vibration : of inspiration audible, and 
 perceptible to touch, Chlor. 
 
 Lungs, water : as if ice water were rising and 
 falling through a cylindrical opening in left, 
 Elaps. 
 
 Lungs, weak : Polyg.; feel so weak they cannot 
 take a full breath, weak, hysterical women, 
 ■Plat.; w r ant of power, difficult breathing, 
 Bapt.; causes short, difficult respiration, 
 Stann. ; feel as if sinking down, Badiag.; un- 
 able to use, from weakness and hyperaemic 
 stagnation (typhoid pneumonia), IPhos. 
 flGa'F paralysis. 
 
 Lungs, wheezing: Ars., Elaps, INux m., Sa- 
 bad., 'I I Sul.; when taking deep breath, 
 MCalad.; during cough, Kali c; in fever, 
 Calad.; in lower part, with cough, seeming to 
 come from lowest ramifications of bronchial 
 tubes (bronchitis), I ISquilla; at night (hay 
 catarrh), MSticta; with oppressed respira- 
 tion (asthma thy micum), ISamb. jg^T'Chap. 
 26, Breathing noisy. 
 
 Lungs, whistling : IKali bi.; during breathing, 
 lAmb.; in bronchial catarrh, I Ant. t.; on in- 
 spiration, INitr. ac; in apex of left (incipient 
 phthisis, following amenorrhcea), I I Sang.; 
 loud, with but little cough, Phos. ac; at night 
 (hay catarrh), MSticta; shrill, Hod.; behind 
 sternum, with dry cough, Agar.; wheezing 
 (phthisis), IKali c JJST Chap. 26, Breathing, 
 noisy. 
 
 PLEURA, adhesions : after pleuritis, acute 
 thoracic pains, suggestive of adhesions, IRan. 
 b. g^i^ exudation, inflammation, 
 
 Pleura, ecchymoses: subpleural, IIAnthrac, 
 Hippoz. 
 
 Pleura, exudation: IIBry., ICanth., (Enan., 
 ISul.; abundant, pleuritic, displacing heart, 
 could not sit up, I ISul.; two pints of reddish 
 brown, odorless fluid in cavities, Ars. h.; four 
 
 • fingers in height,with no tendency to decrease, 
 I I Ferr. mur. ; left overfilled , not a trace of 
 respiratory murmur, fluctuation and forma- 
 tion of abscess, which broke, I ISul.; plastic, 
 Alum., IBry., IHep., I ISul.; plastic, intercos- 
 costal spaces prominent, motionless during 
 respiration, IHep.; in pleuro-pneumonia, 
 ICamph.; purulent, I Ars. i., ICalc, IHep., 
 IPhos., ISil., ISul.; on right side, IKali c; ser- 
 ous, IIAnthrac, lApis, Ars., IIBry., Dig., 
 I Hell., Hod., • Jab.,INatr.m.,ITereb.;serous,in 
 ascites, I Ars.; serous, with hectic, worse in 
 evening, ICarbo v.; serous, in pneumonia, 
 Bright's disease, IKali iod. ; a soaplike deposit, 
 as in cholera, Lyss.; subacute, chronic, 
 ISeneg.; with sweat and diarrhoea (indura- 
 
816 
 
 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 tion of liver), I IRatan. $^ a Inner chest, 
 dropsy. 
 
 Pleura, inflammation (pleurisy) : Abrot, 
 MAcon., 1 1 Act. sp., I Apis, lArn., lArs., 
 .lAscl. s„ lAscl. t., IBor., IIBry., ICact., 
 Calc. p., ICann. s., ICanth., Carbo a., 
 ICarbo v., Card, m., IColch., Dig., IFerr. mur., 
 IHep., Ilod., IKali c, IKali iod., I Kali m., 
 IMerc.,IMur.ac, INitr.ac, I INux v.,IRan.b., 
 Rhus, Sabad., ISang., Seneg., Sep., Sinap., 
 HSquilla, Stann., ISul., Sul. ac, I IZiz.; with 
 pulmonary abscess, Hippoz.; after Aeon, 
 when stitching pains and difficult respiration 
 continue or return, IKali c; acute, with ty- 
 phoid symptoms, I Rhus; in afternoon, 
 Amm. br"; resulting in anaemia (diaphragmi- 
 tis), IDig.; arthritic, IColch.; at beginning, 
 Cochl.; at beginning, if small bronchi are 
 irritated, ILaur.; in persons who have lost 
 much blood, I Cinch.; especially after blood- 
 letting, ISquilla ; particularly in morbus 
 Brightii, Canth. ; similar to Bryonia, Ascl. t.; 
 dry cough, worse 3 a.m., or suppressed cough, 
 IKali c. ; in drunkards and melancholic per- 
 sons, ILaur.; with fever and hoarseness, 
 I lAur. mur.; with remittent fever, Crotal.; 
 in course of articular gout, ISul.; after chronic 
 headache had suddenly vanished, I I Sep.; 
 after mechanical injuries, must change posi- 
 tion, bed feels so hard, 1 1 Arm; latent, Seneg.; 
 left side, particularly affected, IKali c; linger- 
 ing, ICarbo a.; neglected, Ars., lArs. i., 
 ICalc, Camph., Canth., ICarbo v., Cinch., 
 Ferr., IHep., Hod., Lach., Lye, Seneg., ISep., 
 ■Sil., ISul.; in old men, I ISep.; of old and 
 cachectic people, protracted cases, INitr. ac; 
 pains, worse cough (tuberculosis), I Lach.; where 
 Phos., though apparently indicated, failed, 
 I ISep.; acute, plastic form, ISul. (after Aeon.); 
 with left-sided pneumonia, 1 1 Ran. b.; press- 
 ing remains, impeding breathing, lAbrot., 
 after Aconitum and Bryonia; rattling respira- 
 tion, must sit up, Squilla; rheumatic, lAnt.t., 
 IDulc; in course of acute articular rheuma- 
 tism, ISul.; particularly right side, Chel.; right 
 side arched like a barrel from axilla downward 
 (with plastic exudation), IHep.; serous form, 
 especially rheumatic cases with Bright's dis- 
 ease, from hyperemia of kidneys, IDig.; acute 
 stabbing in chest, IRan. b.; first stage, IFerr. 
 ph.; second stage, plastic exudation, IKali m.; 
 last stage, IPhos., I ISul.; stitches with chill, 
 I I Lach.; stitches in left chest with violent 
 palpitation, IKali c; stitches in pneumonia 
 (Bright's disease), IKali iod.; stitches in lower 
 right lung, IKali c; subacute, lArg. nit.; sub- 
 acute, and effusion into chest, left side being 
 nearly two-thirds filled with fluid, IKali iod.; 
 subacute, left side, or in phthisical subjects, 
 lArg. nit.; of tuberculous patients, IKali c; 
 vocal fremitus, absence of, with plastic ex- 
 udation, IHep. 
 
 Pleura, pain (undefined): I IChlor., IForm., 
 Ziz.; in lower edges, ISul.; in quotidian inter- 
 mittent, ICaps. ; slight, in left, better by 
 chewing a small piece of gum camphor, 
 ■Flaps.; acute, in right, I I Ascl. t. ; old adhe- 
 sions in right, I ISep.; severe and localized, 
 ILaur. 
 
 Pleura, pleurodynia : jgg^ Inner chest, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Pleura, stitches: IIBry., IKali c; in typhoid 
 
 fever, IPhos.; with deep inspiration or cough,, 
 Ferr. ph. g^ Inner chest, stitches. 
 Pleura, thickening: after pleurisy, 1 1 Seneg. 
 
 j^°* exudation. 
 Pleura, tubercles : small, Hippoz. 
 STERNUM, aching : Sul.; heavy, dull, pain, 
 with constant sensation of weight in centre of 
 sternum, ISul.; sharp, behind, when breath- 
 ing (angina pectoris), IKali c; sprainlike, 
 near, with cough, I IRumex ; excited by talk- 
 ing, Strain. B^° bruised feeling. 
 
 Sternum, anxiety : in region of, feels as if he 
 must go into open air and busy himself, Anac. 
 
 Sternum, ball : sensation of a large, rising from 
 a point about lower end to upper end of 
 oesophagus, causing sensation of suffocation,, 
 I Lac. def. 
 
 Sternum, bruised feeling: IKreo., Sars., Sul. 
 ac. ; above manubrium (pneumonia), 1 1 Zinc.;, 
 worse stooping and when touched, Stront. 
 JH§^ aching, soreness. 
 
 Sternum, burning : Clem., Sang., Tereb.,Zinc.,* 
 behind, with anxiety and pressure in chest,, 
 amounting to real suffocation, so that deep in- 
 spiration was difficult, IPhos.; behind, in in- 
 fluenza, I ISang.; like fire, behind (sciatica), 
 ILach.; beneath, lAcon., Ant. t., lAsaf., 
 ICarbo v., Coccus, Sang.; in acute bronchial 
 catarrh, IKali bi. ; in upper, after coughing, 
 IFerr.; beneath, to mouth, ICham.; distress, 
 accompanied by fine neuralgic pains in same 
 region, last three minutes, come on every ten 
 or fifteen minutes for several hours, Ustil.; 
 under, worse at night (bronchitis), IMerc; 
 pain under, constant (gastric disorder),! Atrop. 
 s.; painful, ICham.; under, in phthisis pul- 
 monalis, ICarbo v.; into shoulder, during 
 cough, IKali bi.; slight, behind (typhoid fe- 
 ver), I I Rhus: sore, on bone, I iMez.; sore pain 
 under, especially on motion and every deep 
 inspiration, Seneg.; pain, with tenderness to 
 touch, caused by warm drinks in their de- 
 scent, IITereb. ; behind top, Diosc; soreness 
 behind xiphoid cartilage, I IRan. sc; under 
 upper, Magn. s. Jgiir heat. 
 
 Sternum, caries : Ars. s. f. 
 
 Sternum, coldness : in middle, Apis. 
 
 Sternum, constriction : under, with oppres- 
 sion of chest, IPhos.; in middle, as if com- 
 pressed by iron pincers, worse from motion, 
 ICact.; painful, Castor.; under, Iber.; under,, 
 after walking, INitr. sp. d. 
 
 Sternum, contraction : peculiar sensation,, 
 Agar. 
 
 Sternum, contractive pains : in heart trouble, 
 Dig.; after eating hurriedly, Led. 
 
 Sternum, cramps : from middle to epigastrium, 
 with vomiting, Iris. 
 
 Sternum, crawling : downward beneath, with 
 dry cough, ISang. 
 
 Sternum cutting : Ang.; worse on inhalation 
 and moving body, Ang.; intermittent, benumb- 
 ing, frightful, near left side of ensiform carti- 
 lage, Verbas. ; after lying down at night, ceases 
 when wind passes but returns, Stram.; from 
 middle to right scapula, worse during inspira- 
 tion, better during motion, I IPhos.; pain near 
 fourth and fifth ribs, I IPsor.; under (catarrhal 
 complaints), IPetrol. g@~ lancinating, 
 shooting. 
 
 Sternum, darting: in middle to between shoul- 
 ders, IKali bi. 
 
28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
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 Sternum, deathly feeling: behind ensiform 
 cartilage (cholera), ICup. ac. 
 
 Sternum, digging : beneath upper, ICann. s. 
 
 Sternum, drawing : towards back, Ind.; tearing 
 in left border to nape of neck and shoulder 
 (angina), IDig.; from lower towards right side 
 to spine, Chel.; gradually drawn towards dor- 
 sal vertebra, causing asthma, Syph. 
 
 Sternum, dulness : about middle and deep in, 
 better by pressing and rubbing with hand, 
 cannot keep still, constantly tossing from side 
 to side (nausea of pregnancy), IColch. 
 
 Sternum, dull pain: in right side (diarrhoea 
 during climaxis), I I Rumex. 
 
 Sternum, excoriation : behind, on coughing or 
 inspiring, I I Rumex. 
 
 Sternum, exostoses : IMerc. cor. 
 
 Sternum, fulness : under, Iber.; soreness under 
 upper third, Gamb. 
 
 Sternum, gnawing : behind, causes dyspnoea, 
 Ran. sc. ; about midway and deep, better press- 
 ing and rubbing with hand, cannot keep still, 
 constantly tossing from side to side (nausea of 
 pregnancy), IColch. 
 
 Sternum, grasped : sensation as if (hepatic dis- 
 order), I ISil. 
 
 Sternum, griping: behind, ICact. 
 
 Sternum, heat: Bell., Caust., IPhos.; under, 
 Cast. JS^ burning. 
 
 Sternum, heaviness : as though something 
 heavy lay under, on taking deep breath, 
 ICast.; w T ith dull headache, Ailant. ; worse on 
 motion or turning body, Eup. perf.; at night, 
 Amm. c; beneath, towards shoulders, imped- 
 ing respiration, Bry.; under (catarrh of lungs), 
 IHep.; weight, MArnyL; weight, in angina 
 pectoris, IIAur. met.; weight above ensiform 
 cartilage, with empty gone feeling in stomach, 
 
 I I Xatr. p. ; constant sensation of weight in 
 centre of, with heavy dull aching, ISul.; 
 weight under, I Aeon. 
 
 Sternum, irritation : from behind sternum felt 
 through to back, as if whole right side of chest 
 and belly were pressed together, worse on in- 
 halation and on moving body, Ang.; causes 
 cough, I I Ang., Arg. nit., ICham., I I Rumex ; 
 beneath causes dry cough, IPhos.; at middle, 
 causes dry incessant cough, Mang. 
 
 Sternum, itching : under, causing dry periodic 
 cough, Con.; behind, causes violent racking 
 paroxysmal cough, IKali bi.; under ensiform 
 cartilage, Sinap. 
 
 Sternum, jerking: through lower to back, 
 Chel. 
 
 Sternum, lancinating : from middle to dorsal 
 spine when sitting, goes off when rising, 
 
 I I Dulc. 
 
 Sternum, lump : sensation of a lump or bunch 
 behind, I I Rumex. 
 
 Sternum, mucus : hawking much, seemingly 
 from middle, Lith. 
 
 Sternum, murmur: upward from each side 
 (aneurism), I ISpig. 
 
 Sternum, nausea : squeamish, in region of, Arg. 
 met. 
 
 Sternum, oppression: lEup. perf.; behind, 
 Agar.; behind two borders, along whole 
 length, Agar.; beneath, with nausea and sensa- 
 tion of weakness, Samb.; at night, Amm. c. ; 
 in region of, Anac. 
 
 Sternum, pain (undefined) : Bor., Carbo a., 
 IKreo., I IMur. ac; from upper to back, and 
 
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 crosswise between shoulders, tenderness on 
 pressure, I ISul.; behind, IChel., lEup. perf., 
 I ILobel. i., ISyph.; below, Ast. r.,Cepa, Sang.; 
 impedes breathing, I I Bry.; directly over car- 
 diac region, while yawning, I I Chel.; in centre, 
 worse from pressure and breathing, I Mane; 
 caused by cough, Bell.; during cough, Bell., 
 ISul.; with cough, ICinch., Coral.; caused by 
 hoarse cough, awaking at midnight (catarrhal 
 fever), IIRuta; all day, Zing.; must double 
 up, Calc. s.; dull, on raising head and draw- 
 ing breath, I IJacar.; behind ensiform carti- 
 lage, in cholera, ICup. m.; behind ensiform 
 cartilage, with deathly feeling, ICup. m. ; run- 
 ning over ensiform cartilage, from seventh 
 rib on right side diagonally through chest to 
 back, Cinhab.; compelling to press hand on, 
 with cough, I IBry., IKreo.; heavy beneath, 
 ITereb.; in middle, on deep inspiration, child 
 disposed to convulsions, IBell.;internally,espe- 
 cially on inspiration, IChel.; below to right, 
 in region of pylorus, ICepa ; in lower end, 
 Ferr. iod.; under manubrium (pharyngitis), 
 I Arg. nit.; behind middle, with cough, 
 IRumex ; in middle, sudden to both arms 
 and hands, in angina pectoris, IDiose; in 
 middle, on or behind, Tell.; in middle, 
 worse from pressure during respiration, 
 IManc; in middle, worse walking about, 
 Ars. h.; through middle, with cough, IPhyt. ; 
 through middle to back, with cough, 1 1 Kali 
 bi.; dull, under middle, Chim. umb.; pit of, 
 to around under heart, corresponding to situa- 
 tion of stomach, after eating (gastric ulcer), 
 I Arg. nit.; in middle, when retching (child 
 disposed to convulsions), I Bell.; retrosternal, 
 worse or only felt out of doors, after meals, 
 when hurried or going up hill, Uugl.; slight, 
 under, at articulation of third rib, Iber.; 
 severe, behind lower portion of right, Ind.; 
 short, painful to pressure, Ruta ; small spot 
 in region of, I I Puis.; severe, to spinal column, 
 MSticta; sudden, reaches through chest to 
 spinal column, constant, worse by movement, 
 I ISticta; spot in second right rib, IBry.; be- 
 hind, caused by bloating of stomach, INuxm.; 
 with sweat, while walking, ICaps.; under, 
 Sil.; under, in angina pectoris, gastralgic form, 
 ■Agar.; beneath upper, causes cough, ISang. 
 
 Sternum, piercing : midway between, and 
 nipple, myalgic surface tender on pressure, 
 Sang. 
 
 Sternum, pinching : nipping, from hypochon- 
 drium, I Calc 
 
 Sternum, pressing sensation: IIArs., Ars. h., 
 Astac, Brom., ICalc p., Cop., Gymn., Ictod., 
 IKreo.; above and across, Ars. h. ; behind, 
 Nitr. sp. d. , 1 1 Rumex, ISyph.; beneath, Coccus, 
 Ferr. iod.; beneath, with nausea and sensa- 
 tion of weakness, Samb.; in region of, worse 
 .breathing deeply, Agnus; burning, Ang.; 
 burning, more on exhalation than inhalation, 
 Tarax.; burning, under ensiform cartilage, 
 Sinap. ; with catarrh and cough, IFerr.; under, 
 in catarrh of lungs, IHep.; seems to lie too 
 close, breathing oppressed, ICina ; as if com- 
 pressed, difficult breathing, All. sat.; constric- 
 tive, near fourth and fifth ribs, I IPsor.; dur- 
 ing cough, into os hyoides, IKali bi.; after 
 drinking, Ver. ; after eating, Ver. ; in upper, 
 after eating, Zinc. ; with feeling of emptiness 
 in chest, Vinca; behind, better sitting erect, 
 
818 
 
 28. INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. 
 
 ,SKalm.; on sides, especially on expiration, 
 Castor.; as if all food lodged under upper end, 
 oppressing and distressing for hours, 1 Lack ac.; 
 under, with herpetic dyscrasia, ICarb. s.; 
 heavy, in bronchitis, IKreo.; heavy, when 
 turning over in morning, I Kreo. ; inward, at left 
 edge, 1 1 Led.; on lower left side, Lobel. i.; at 
 lower, to spine and lower angle of right 
 shoulder blade, Elat.; between mammae, 
 Lyss.; in middle, ICycl., IPhos., Zinc; on 
 middle, increasing during inspiration, Agar.; 
 behind middle, worse morning, evening, and 
 when stooping, IKalm. ; painful behind,Tereb.; 
 painful, beneath, Aloe, I IPhos. ac; painful, 
 beneath, impedes breathing, Cham.; painful, 
 beneath, especially in forenoon, with tran- 
 sient sticking here and there, lEuph. ; 
 painful, beneath (haemoptysis), I I Sul.; pain- 
 ful, towards epigastrium, Sil.; painful, as 
 though food had lodged behind, Cepa ; pain- 
 ful, in middle, Cann. s. ; painful, in middle, 
 worse inhaling(incipient tuberculosis), \ Agar.; 
 painful, worse when touched, I I Sars. ; painful, 
 worse under (angina pectoris), I IPhos.; painful 
 in upper part, with short breathing, liPhos. ; 
 in region of sixth rib, Carbol. ac. ; on both 
 sides, 1 1 Agar. ; spasmodic, behind middle of, 
 awoke him at night, extending into bronchi, 
 IChel.; with a counter pressure from spine to 
 sternum, Samb. ; stitchlike, while sitting or 
 standing, Euphor. ; as from a stone, in lower, 
 Sil.; when stooping, better by deep breathing, 
 Asaf.; under, I Aeon., I Asaf.; under (hyperse- 
 mia from stenocardia), BAur. mur.; under, 
 in phthisis pulmonalis, ICarbo v. ; as if some- 
 thing were being pressed away from under, 
 IKalm.; in upper, as from a load, Camph.; 
 under upper, Syph.; as of a great weight, ly- 
 ing on middle of (cardiac rheumatism), 
 I I Phos. ; when writing, better by deep breath- 
 ing, Asaf.; in xiphoid cartilage, Agnus,Tarax.; 
 in xiphoid cartilage, as if finger pressed, when 
 swallowing, Asaf. 
 
 Sternum, pricking : like pins and needles, with 
 congh with blackish sputa,IKali bi. ;Under,Jac 
 
 Sternum, quivering : above, Lyss. ; around, with 
 a die-away feeling, seems to extend through 
 heart to back, I Lyss. 
 
 Sternum, rawness : painful, in acute bronchial 
 catarrh, IKali bi. 
 
 Sternum, rheumatic pains: better by sweat, 
 Ars. h. 
 
 Sternum, roughness: Iod.; under, w T orse at 
 night (bronchitis), IMerc. 
 
 Sternum, scraping: behind, with short cough, 
 Cimex ; under, causing dry, periodic cough, 
 Con. 
 
 Sternum, scratching : under manubrium, 
 causes dry, short cough (pneumonia), IMerc; 
 in middle (whooping cough), I I Alum. ; behind 
 upper part, causes a continued short cough, 
 Cimex. 
 
 Sternum, sensitive : painful, when pressing it, 
 as from festering under skin, I IDros.; painful 
 on pressure beneath clavicle, Cina; lower end 
 sore on pressure, Asim.; to touch, Benz. ac, 
 lOsm., Sars.; painful to touch, Castor., Cimex, 
 I I Ran. sc, Stront.; painful to touch, with 
 cough, Cimex ; sore to touch, Cann. s. ; xiphoid 
 cartilage, painful to touch, also at circum- 
 scribed spots on each side, about size of a 
 fifty-cent piece, two inches below, Ziz. 
 
 Sternum, sharp pain: behind, Merc iod. flav.; 
 in centre, Bapt.; on left side (diarrhoea during 
 climaxis), IIRumex; along right edge of, 
 changing to left edge, Med. 
 
 Sternum, shooting : ICalc p., I Sul.; from centre 
 to armpitand sides of chest below (suppressed 
 syphilis), IKali n.; around to back, Sil.; from 
 centre, around chest, on coughing (pleurisy), 
 I INux v.; from lower to back, Chel.; jerking, 
 left side, sneezing,Calc a. ; sharp pain through 
 to left shoulder blade (heart disease) ILycvir.; 
 upward and downward, lOsm. JH^ cutting, 
 lancinating. 
 
 Sternum, soreness: lOsm.; beneath, Coccus, 
 ILed. ; beneath, worse at night (bronchitis), 
 IMerc; behind, lEup. perf., IIRumex; as if 
 bruised, at lower end, walking, ICic; with 
 cough, Oxal. ac; behind, with catarrhal 
 headache, IRumex ; behind, cannot take 
 natural inspiration , or twist body to right or 
 left, lEup. perf.; at lower end, Nitr. ac; mid- 
 dle to end, Bor.; painful, ICalc. p.; painful, 
 behind lower, Lact. ac; behind, caused by 
 respiration, Rumex ; spreads to each side, 
 worse during cough (asthma), IIRumex; 
 under upper part, Cann. s.; under upper part 
 (catarrh), I Apis. J&@T aching, bruised. 
 
 Sternum, spasmodic pain : in heart trouble, 
 IDig. 
 
 Sternum, spasms : from middle to epigastrium, 
 with vomiting, Iris. 
 
 Sternum, sprained feeling: Rumex. 
 
 Sternum, sticking : dull, in middle, Zinc; be- 
 hind, with anxiety, and pressure in chest, 
 amounting to real suffocation, so that deep 
 inspiration was difficult, IPhos.; under, with 
 inability to take a deep breath, Tabac 
 
 Sternum, stinging: on taking deep breath, 
 Bor.; with cough, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Sternum, stitches : Ang., II Ars., ICanth., Jacea, 
 I Sul., Vinca; single, along, I INatr. m.; with 
 backache when walking, 1 1 Psor. ; behind, 
 Inul.; behind, worse end of expiration, Agar.; 
 from deep breathing, HCaust.; fine, in centre, 
 Bism.; two dull piercing, in quick succession 
 beneath clavicle, near sternum, during deep 
 inspiration, Cina; with cough, IIBry., IPe- 
 trol., IPsor.; with night cough, Bell.; on 
 coughing, must hold with hands, IBry. ; se- 
 vere, extends downward, could with difficulty 
 get his breath, Squilla; dull continuous, Ole- 
 and.; dull, beneath, while eating, Zinc; below 
 ensiform cartilage, Stront. ; intermittent,dull, 
 needle-like, near left side of ensiform cartilage, 
 Verbas.; fine, I IPhos. ac; on inhalation, Bapt.; 
 as of a sharp instrument going through 
 end, during day, ICalc. p.; sharp, with fine 
 itching, in upper part, beneath pit of throat, 
 provoke scratching, Staph.; acute, along left 
 margin on inspiring, afternoon, while riding, 
 Rumex ; from lifting, HCaust.; in middle 
 Mane ; in middle, at times, on stooping, so 
 severe that he cried out at times, followed by 
 painful pressure, deep internally, extends up 
 into throat, Zinc; severe, sharp, in middle, 
 passing through chest when sitting, llnd. ; 
 violent, in middle, extending to shoulders, 
 ■Kali iod.; between sternum and nipple, 
 Agar.; continual, from within outward, worse 
 motion, Hyper.; pleuritic, from middle to- 
 wards right side, Lactu. v.; repeated, Gamb.; 
 under, w r orse during deep breathing and on 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 819 
 
 sudden movement, Cinch.; through to back, 
 IKali iod.; running up and down, Mang.; 
 violent, in upper, from within outward, left 
 side, Kali n.; from below upward/ when 
 coughing, lArs.; long, frequent, behind 
 xiphoid cartilage, in a space as large as palm, 
 I I Ran. sc. flSaJT' cutting, lancinating, 
 shooting. 
 
 Sternum, suffocative feeling : says she cannot 
 get her breath below upper third, ILach.; 
 Stirling beneath upper fourth of, causes hys- 
 terical, dry cough, Plat.; and glottis, ILach.; 
 in upper part, as if, Aurant. 
 
 Sternum, sweat: every morning, 1 Graph. 
 
 Sternum, tearing : ICalc. p.; with cough, Cinch., 
 Osm.; behind, extending over several parts 
 of, Cup. s.,- with cough, Oxal. ac; as if 
 something were being torn loose under, with 
 cough (bronchitis), IPhos.; starts from ensi- 
 form cartilage, with deep, hollow cough, 
 IKali iod.; sharp, rending pains along (peri- 
 carditis), IColch.; near fourth and fifth ribs, 
 I IPsor. ; in lower third, Natr. p.; as if a piece 
 were torn out, Msc. h. ; as if torn to pieces 
 (asthma), I Dig. 
 
 IMur. ac, Zinc; painful, 
 painful, with pressure in 
 
 Sternum, tension : I 
 in middle, Cann. s.; 
 middle of, Sabina. 
 
 Sternum, throbbing 
 
 Brach.; beating in and 
 
 about, Iris; in fever, Ars. m.; and glottis, 
 ILach.; in and about, Iris ; painless, ISil.; 
 pulsation from right side down to abdomen 
 (severe cold), MSticta; pulsation under, Ars. 
 m.; every heartbeat has a strumming as if it 
 would burst along to throat, IKalm. 
 
 Sternum, tickling : I I Puis.; behind, Con.; be- 
 hind, causes cough, I IRumex ; behind upper 
 half, causes short cough, followed by discour- 
 agement and apprehension, IRhus; causes 
 cough, ILach.; behind, seemingly at bifurca- 
 tion of trachea, causes constant cough (bron- 
 chial catarrh), ILach.; behind, with periodic 
 dry cough, coming on in spells, especially- 
 while lying down, talking or laughing, Con. ; 
 constant, under, Hod.; under middle, causing 
 hacking cough, worse talking and moving 
 (onset of typhus), ICalc; at top, I IRumex; 
 behind top, beginning of cough, I IRumex; 
 under upper, causes cough, Med. 
 
 Sternum, ulcerative feeling : under (phthisis 
 pulmonalis), I IPsor. 
 
 Sternum, uneasiness: below, sometimes ex- 
 tending to navel, worse rising in morning, 
 better after a meal (tapeworm), ICina. 
 
 Sternum, weakness: feeling of, Zinc; sinking 
 sensation under, with dry, hacking cough, 
 Med. . 
 
 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Blood. Bloodvessels. Heart. Palpitation. Pericardium. Pulse. 
 
 BLOOD, anaemia: Alumin., Ant.c, Ant. t., 
 I Apis, lArg. nit., Am., 1 1 Ars., Bell., Bism., 
 Bry., ICalc, UCalc p., ICarb. s., ICarbo v., 
 Case, ICaust., Cina, HCinch., ICoccul., Con., 
 ICvcl., IIFerr.,Graph., IHam.JHell., IHelon., 
 IHydras., Ilgn., IKali bi., IKali br., IKali c, 
 Kalm., Lach., Lye, IMang., Merc, INatr. c, 
 IINatr. in., INatr. s., Nux m., INux v., 101. 
 jec, I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlumb., IPolyp., 
 ■Puis., Rhus, MSec, Sil., ISep., ISquilla, 
 IStann., IStaph., IISul., Therid., Ver., Zinc; 
 causes amaurosis, I Ver. v.; with amenorrhcea. 
 IFerr., I Graph., I I Sang.; of frontal lobe of 
 brain, Kali br.; in acute Bright' s disease, 
 I Apis ; with cardialgia, I IPlumb.; chronic 
 catarrh, INatr. m.; after childbirth, Caulo.; 
 with chorea, I I Chloral., INatr. m.; in climac- 
 teric period, Ferr. p.; with constipation, 
 IFerr., IHydras.; in consumption, I ITuberc; 
 like in first stage of consumption, IXJstil. ; with 
 convulsions of children, ICup. m., with puer- 
 peral convulsions, I Ver.; with great debility, 
 I IKali c; with great debility, watery or 
 milky whiteness of skin, due to originalmer- 
 
 tia and phlegmatic state, INatr. c; with ex- 
 cessive muscular debility, without loss of adi- 
 pose, in patients with precocious puberty, 
 I IPhos.; in diabetes, IPod.; from diarrhoea, 
 with convulsions, I Ver. v.; from violent acute 
 disease, ICalc, ICarbo v., ICinch., Hep., 
 Kalm., INatr. m., Nux v., Ver.; causes dropsy, 
 ISenecio ; lack of nutrition, dropsy of chest, 
 ISil.; dysmenorrhea, ISenecio ;.with dyspep- 
 sia, Sal. ac; dyspepsia, with amenorrhcea, 
 I I Puis.; emaciation, I IPlumb.; from exhaust- 
 ive diseases or artificial depletion, Sec; inter- 
 mittent fever, IFerr.; long lasting cases 
 of intermittent, general cachexia, IINitr. ac; 
 causes gangrene, USec; gastrodynia, gastral- 
 gia, IGraph.; too rapid growth, HPhos.; with 
 throbbing in head,- I Puis.; with functional 
 disorders of heart, IKali f . ; haemoptysis, 
 IMang.; haemoptysis, in laryngitis or chronic 
 bronchitis, Tabac; menorrhagic form of uter- 
 ine hemorrhage, IHydras.; from loss'of blood 
 and other fluids, ICalc, ICarbo v., HCinch., 
 IHelon., Hydras., IINatr. m., IINux v.,Phos. 
 ac, Staph., ISul.; leucorrhcea, ICycl.; malas- 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 similation, IPuls.; menses too early and 
 scanty, IMang.; menses scanty and delayed, 
 IINatr. m.; too frequent menses (fibroid tumor 
 of uterus), ICalc ; menorrhagia, ICann. i.; long- 
 lasting mental depression, I IKaliph.,INatr.m., 
 IPhos.; worse in morning, after eating, during 
 motion, during menses, when left alone, bet- 
 ter in open air, I ISuL; neuralgia from loss of 
 blood and severe exhausting diseases, IPhos. ; 
 intercostal neuralgia, MStann. ; sensitive, 
 nervous, hysteric women inclined to spas- 
 modic and intermittent complaints, llgn.; 
 with nosebleed, ICalc, ICinch., ILach., IPuls.; 
 oedema of hands, face and feet, IMerc; palpi- 
 tation, IFerr., INatr. m., IPuls.; palpitation 
 with tightness across chest, I IPhos.; paralytic 
 affection of medulla spinalis and venous stasis, 
 ILach.; progressive, pernicious, Pic. ac. ; per- 
 nicious, in constitutions broken down by 
 gonorrhoea, syphilis, alcohol, etc., tendency to 
 hemorrhage from gums, mucous membranes 
 and skin, blood non-coagulable, ICrotal.; 
 masked behind plethora and congestions, 
 I IFerr.; with appearance of plethora (chronic 
 passive hemorrhage from kidneys), I ITereb.; 
 weak pulse and fainting, IMosch. ; scurvy, 
 ICoca; in chlorotic or tuberculous subjects 
 with serous effusion, IFerr.; from disturbed 
 sexual function, Lyss.; spinal, I INatr. p.; in 
 cancer of stomach, MCund.; after summer 
 complaint, ICarbo v.; cannot bear high tem- 
 perature, even during reaction prefers to sit 
 rather than lie (diaphragmitis), IDig. ; deep- 
 seated chronic, with tubercular diathesis, 
 
 I IPhos. ; uterine congestion, IFerr.; dryness 
 of vagina, I Graph. ; with vertigo, ICinch. 
 f^g" chlorosis, leucaemia. 
 
 Blood, carbonized: with cough, etc., IIAnt. t. 
 
 Blood, chlorosis : IAbrot.,IAbsin., Alet., lAlu- 
 min., jAmb., lAmm. c, IIAnt. c, tAnt. t., 
 Arg. nit., lArs., Bell., HCalc, I ICalc. p., 
 ICinch., Cina, ICoccul., Cochl., Con.,ICup. m., 
 IICycL, I IFerr., IFerr. i., IFerr. ph., IFerr. s., 
 ■Graph., I IGuarana, IHelon., Hep., Ign., 
 Ilpec, Kalic.,ILyc.,ILyss.,l I Millef ., INatr. c, 
 IINatr. m., INux v., IPhos., Phvt., IPlat., 
 IPlumb., IPuls., Sabina, USep., ISinap., 
 HSpig., ISul., Thuya, lUstil., IVer., IXan., 
 Zinc; causes anaesthesia, I IPhos. ; cardiac 
 debility, I Kali f.; cough, IPlumb.; excessive 
 muscular debility in patients, with precocious 
 puberty, HPhos.; dizziness, ICycl.; with 
 eclampsia, I IPlat.; erethic, with depression 
 of vital power on one side, and increased irri- 
 tability on the other, I IPuls.; erethic, worse 
 during cold weather, I IFerr.; gastric symptoms 
 and loss of appetite, IMang.; in marriage- 
 able girls, i Hyper.; too rapid growth, 
 HPhos.; after large doses of iron, I IPuls.; 
 with leucorrhcea, I ICalc, ICarbo v., ICycl., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac ; of longstanding, IINatr.m.; 
 after loss of blood, I IFerr.; after menses, 
 Ante; amenorrhoea, I IFerr., IPhos., HSa- 
 bina ; from checked menstruation, ICycl.; 
 with metrorrhagia, IChin., I IPuls., IThlaspi ; 
 menstrual troubles, contraction of pupils, 
 INatr. m.; long-lasting mental depression, 
 
 I I Kali ph., IPhos.; mental emotions, grief, 
 fright; disappointed love, llgn.; secondaria 
 metastatica, HSabina ; nervous, Art. v.; with 
 palpitation, IPuls.; from retarded puberty, 
 IFerr.; with itchlike rash, ICarbo v.; respira- 
 
 tion oppressed and anxious, IINatr. m. ; from 
 sedentary life, l!Nux v.; scrofulous, IBar. c, 
 IFerr. iod.; in scrofulous girls, with dropsy, 
 ISenecio ; great weakness of sexual organs, 
 consequent upon previous irritation of these 
 parts, HPhos.; obscuration of sight, ICycl.; 
 skin dirty, flaccid, torpid, INatr. m.; skin pale, 
 ICycl.; stomach, intestines and liver affected, 
 consequences of debauchery or sedentary life, 
 INux v.; deep-seated, chronic, with tubercu- 
 lar diathesis, HPhos. ; vomiting on moving or 
 stooping, IFerr. Jggp"" anaemia, leucaemia. 
 
 Blood, circulation : easily agitated, Sil.; symp- 
 toms worse sitting bent forward and cough- 
 ing, ISpong.; diminished flow to parts remote 
 from heart, ICamph.; rapid deviations in dis- 
 tribution, IGlon. ; disturbed, in intermittent 
 fever, IFerr., disturbance due to sudden and 
 violent implication of solar plexus, with cya- 
 nosis and threatened suffocation (cholera 
 Asiatica), IOp.; embarrassed, in renal conges- 
 tion, Crotal.; excited, All. sat., I I Amyl., IBelL, 
 Berb., Chin, s., ICornus, Ferr. iod., I IVer. v., 
 Zing.; excited in cholera infantum, IKali br.; 
 excited, after coition, Amm. c; excited, in 
 erysipelas traumatica, Apis; excited, in even- 
 ing, with restlessness and trembling, I Lye; 
 excited, in hemorrhages, ICroc, IFerr.; ex- 
 cited, with acute enteritis, IVer. v. ; excited, in 
 hypochondriasis, Val.; excited, during men- 
 ses, ISul.; excited, in metrorrhagia, IHyos. ; 
 excited, by every motion, INatr. m.; excited, 
 with small, rapid pulse (pneumonia), IRan. b.; 
 excited, when walking in open air, Amb.;. im- 
 peded, gives rise to oedema, ICoccul.; irregu- 
 lar, Bor. ; symptoms worse after lying down, 
 and lying on right side, ISpong.; symptoms 
 worse before menses, ISpong.; affected, in 
 menopause, IILach.; deranged, portal, I Card, 
 m.; easily quickened, Glon.; symptoms worse 
 from smoking, ISpong.; threatened stagna- 
 tion, ICarbo a.; symptoms worse going up 
 stairs, ISpong.; as if suspended, IGels., ILye, 
 Sabad. ; as if stopped, 8 a.m., tingling to tongue 
 and finger-tips, with anxiety, IBar. c; sensa- 
 tion of stoppage, at night, with fright and then 
 sweat (angina pectoris), ILye; weak, Agar., 
 ICalc, HCale p., Chlorof., ICinch., ICrotal., 
 ■Dig., Eucal. , IFerr. mur., IPuls., Sang., 1 1 Sep.; 
 weak, in nervous dyspepsia, IHydr.ac; weak, 
 in typhoid malarial fever, twentieth day, 
 ■Ham. ; weak, diminished, propelling power 
 injures muscular fibres, Chin, s.; weak, with 
 paleness and constant chilliness, IPuls.; weak, 
 but quickened, Amyl.; weak, in sensitive, 
 nervous subjects, I IKali ph. ftfgg* anaemia, 
 chlorosis ; also Chap. 40, Coldness. 
 
 Blood, coagulation : formation of clots (fibri- 
 nous) causes plugs, IKali m.; loose clots, 
 I lAnthrac; partly clotted, in hemorrhage, 
 IFerr.; easy, IMerc ; easy, to a gelatinous 
 mass, Ferr. ph.; difficult, I IPhos.; slow, or 
 not at all, Dig.; slow, in sycotic pneumonia, 
 INatr. s. ; non-coagulable, I lAnthrac, Apis, 
 I Chloral., ICrotal., Dory., IILach., Sec. 
 j$gg^ thick, thin. 
 
 Blood, color: black, A nth rac; black, coagulat- 
 ed (viper bite), ICamph.; black, lumpy, 
 fetid (cancer uteri), IGraph.; like tar, An- 
 thrae; dark, with epistaxis, Crotal.; dark, 
 cherry red, I lAnthrac; dark, in yellow fever r 
 IILach.; light, in hemorrhage, IMerc; violet, 
 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
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 Amyg.; arterial and venous, same color, Amyl. ; 
 coloring matter escapes into plasma, Arg. 
 nit. &^* hemorrhage. 
 
 Blood, congestion: IIAcon., Act. sp., I lAn- 
 thrac, IIBelL, I ICact., ICalc, IIFerr. ph., 
 :Ferr. s., Illic, IMelil., IMillef., INux v., 
 Petrol., UPhos., IIPuls., IISuL, IVer. v.; 
 with anaemia, IFerr.; with aphonia, ICaust.; 
 in capillary, causing blueness and coldness, 
 ICarbo v. ; capillary, burning of skin, worse 
 from severe exercise or a warm room, IFerr. 
 ph.; of peripheric capillary system, Ferr. iod.; 
 cardialgia and headache, IKali c; during 
 growth of children and young people, ISil.; 
 intense, simultaneously with choleraic col- 
 lapse (meningitis), IVer.; chronic, IBelL; in 
 whooping cough, IStram. ; in second stage 
 interstitial exudations, IKali m.; fulness, 
 in various parts, as of too much blood, 
 IliEsc. h.; most to head, lArs., IIBelL, ICact,, 
 IIGlon.; from overaction of heart, in liver, 
 kidneys and genitals, IIAur. mur.; better by 
 hemorrhage, MeliL; tendency to hemorrhage, 
 Erig.; internal, ICamph.; local, Coff. t.; of 
 liver, lungs and kidneys (organic disease of 
 heart), I Apis; with amenorrhcea, I Merc. ; 
 precedes menstrual colic, IVer. v. ; before 
 metrorrhagia, IMerc. ; upward, after menses, 
 Thuya; depending on diminished action of 
 motor nerves on muscular coat of bloodvessels 
 (aphonia), ICaust.; better by nosebleed, with 
 alternate sadness and cheerfulness, IKali m.; 
 painless, IMerc.; periodic, Chin, s.; portal, 
 IzEsc. h., I Asaf., lApoc, ICard. m., Cimex, 
 IKali in., I INux v., IISul.; portal, bilious 
 or gastric fever, occurring in hot weather, 
 INux v.; portal, with vertigo, Asaf. ; in 
 scrofula, IKali iod.; to single parts, IPuls.; 
 sleepless, at night, IMerc; arterial or venous, 
 with sluggish circulation, Gels.; from steno- 
 cardia, lAur. mur.; causes white sputa, IKali 
 m.; stagnation (uraemia), asphyctic form, 
 IHydr. ac; causes swelling or enlargement 
 of parts, IKali m.; causes white-coated tongue, 
 IKali m.; blood tends upward, IGlon.; venous, 
 I Asaf., Chin, a., 1 1 Ham., I I Sars.; venous, 
 especially from alcohol, ICrotaL; venous, in 
 angina pectoris, Chin, a.; venous, with fatty 
 heart, IPhos.; venous, consequent upon dis- 
 ease of right heart, IPhos.; venous, especially 
 portal and hemorrhoidal, IliEsc. h. ; venous, 
 with quinsy, Crotal. ; venous, passive, IGels.; 
 venous, passive, with cardiac oppression, 
 Ver. v. ; venous~; with costiveness of newborn 
 children, ICroc; venous, passive, with pale, 
 livid color of face, I Dig.; venous, with direct 
 paralytic-like affection of medulla spinalis, 
 with general anaemia, ILach.; venous, with 
 dark red surface, IOp.; venous, especially in 
 throat, IThuya ; venous, with vertigo, Cro- 
 tal.; venous, causes vertigo, ISul.; in weak 
 or tubercular patients, IKali iod.; local, fol- 
 lowing wounds, with or without hemorrhage 
 and great nervous depression, Hyper. 
 g^^ plethora ; also Chap. 44, Inflammation. 
 
 Blood, corpuscles: rapid decay, IKali p.; dis- 
 solution, Sec; disorganize, as after serpent 
 poisoning,Dory . ; increases number of colorless, 
 probably by causing hyperaemia of lymphatic 
 glands, Tereb.; smaller and irregular (ascites), 
 ■Apis ; stimulate prolification of white, Cal- 
 end.; corpuscles, only about twice as many 
 
 red as white (chlorosis), Phos.; red, largely 
 diminished, but their size becomes increased, 
 being relatively to the size of healthy blood 
 corpuscles as nine to seven, true macro-cythe- 
 nia, Plumb.; abnormal number of white, Plumb. 
 
 Blood, cyanosis: Aeon., Amm. c, IIAnt, t., 
 Anthrac, Arm, Ars., I ICamph., ICarbo a., 
 ■ ICarbo v., MCed., Chin, a., Con., ICup. in., 
 IIDig., Ipec, IILach., IILaur., IOp., Puis., 
 IRhus, ISamb,, ISec, IVer., Xan.; in angina 
 pectoris, Chin, a.; during fit of asthma, llpec; 
 in bronchitis, ILobel.i.; with spasms of chest, 
 llpec; in cholera, I Arg. nit., ICup. ac, ICup. 
 m.,IOp., -Sinap.JVer.; with convulsions, ICup. 
 m., IVer.; in diphtheria, INaja ; with dyspnoea, 
 llpec; with emphysema, I ILobel.i.; increased 
 by a little exercise, ILaur.; with fainting, Dig.; 
 in yellow fever, ICarbo v.; at beginning of 
 spotted fever, lAmm. c; from non-closure of 
 foramen ovale, IDig.; with gaping, IILaur.; 
 dilatation of heart, I Ant. t.; in hydrothorax, 
 ILach.; in infants (morbus cceruleus), Arm, 
 Ars., IBor., ICact., ICarbo v., Cinch., IIDig., 
 IILach., ILaur., Op., IPhos., Psor., Rhus, Sec, 
 SuL; sudden, on sitting down (heart affection), 
 I Lye $fgg~ Chap. 26, Asphyxia. 
 
 Blood, decomposition: JS^*" septicaemia. 
 
 Blood, ebullition (arterial excitement, orgasm): 
 ■Aeon., Aloe, Amb., I I Amm. m., II Amyl., 
 lAur. met., Anthrok., IBelL, Bor., Cham., Cor- 
 nus, IFerr., IGels., IIGlon., Iod., IILach., 
 ILyc, IMerc, I IPhos., IPhos. ac, Sabad., Sars., 
 ISpong., IISul., Ver.; with anxiety, I Aeon., 
 Aloe, I I Bar. c, Chel. ; drives out of bed, bet- 
 ter by cold baths and friction (mania), Hod.; 
 in whole body, Samb.; in chronic bronchi- 
 tis, ISul.; intense cerebral congestion, IBelL, 
 IGlon., IVer. v.; in chest (hemorrhoidal colic), 
 lAbrot.; in puerperal convulsions, IVer. v.; 
 evening and night, IMerc; in yellow fever, 
 IVer. v.; in hasmatemesis, I Ars.; in haemopty- 
 sis, IIAcon., I Ars., IMillef.; with violent burn- 
 ing in hands, I ISul.; to head and chest, IGlon., 
 Sep.; in region of heart, Merc, per.; with 
 loud, strong heartbeat, IVer. v.; with heat 
 from abdomen to head, IKali c; with heat, 
 in evening, Sars.; with dry heat, at night, 
 especially after midnight, Raph.; with amen- 
 orrhcea, IMerc; during menses, at night, 
 ICalc; at night, Amm. c, SiL, ISul.; at night, 
 with dreams and nightmare, ICalc; at night, 
 with restlessness, ISep.; at night, must sit up, 
 ICarbo a.; at night after a long walk, Arg.nit.; 
 with palpitation, I INux v.; with palpitation, 
 on awaking, IKali c; with weak, small pulse, 
 I IKreo.; in renal inflammation, MSenecio; 
 with restlessness, Aloe, Phos. ac; with rest- 
 lessness and uneasiness, ICalc; during first 
 stage of scarlatina, IVer. v.; with tardy 
 development of eruption, in scarlatina, 
 llpec; excited by sensual impressions, 
 IPhos.; with dry, burning skin, I I Sang.; dur- 
 ing sleep, INatr. c; disturbs sleep, IPhos.; 
 prevents sleep for two hours, afternoon, in 
 bed, Asar.; causes sleeplessness, Ign., IMerc, 
 IPuls., IIRan. b., Sep., ISil.; with thirst, 
 Bow; with trembling, Samb.; with trembling, 
 from slight exertion, IMerc; after a walk in 
 open air, or after a slight fit of anger, 
 I I Petrol.; with weakness and anxiety, as if 
 paralyzed, Amm. m.; caused by small quanti- 
 ties of wine, SiL 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Blood, fibrin : augments and transforms into 
 connective tissue, Calend. ; deficient, IPhos.; 
 destruction, Crotal. J8@* coagulation, thick, 
 thin. 
 
 Blood, hemorrhage: I Aeon., j Ammoniac, 
 IIArs., Bufo., -Calc. s., Canth., Case, Cham., 
 1 1 Cinch., I Croc, Diad., IIErig., IFerr., IFerr. 
 mur., IFerr. ph., IIHam., Illpec, IILach., 
 Lachn., IIMurex, Mur. ac, INitr. ac,ISabina, 
 ISenecio, Trill.; threatening abortion, ICin- 
 nam.; in abortion, at third month, I I Trill.; 
 after abortion, worse from motion, mental or 
 sexual excitement, ISil.; causes anaemia, IFerr.; 
 with prolapsus ani (debility), I Collin.; asthen- 
 ic, IHam. ; asthenic, with exhaustion, IRatan.; 
 in atonic constitutions, IIMillef.; black, lArs., 
 ■Elaps.,IKali m., IKali ph.; black, from bowels 
 (typhoid), I Rhus ; black, from all outlets, 
 IISul. ac; with feeling as if bones were bro- 
 ken, Trill. ; from bowels, ISec, ISil.; of decom- 
 posed blood from bowels (chorea), ILach.; 
 bright, IIAcon., Ant. t., lArs., Dros., Graph., 
 IFerr. ph., IHyos., Illpec, IKali ph., I IMil- 
 lef., INatr. m., Trill.; with dysuria, I IMitch.rep.; 
 bright, in typhus, INitr. ac; incoagulable, 
 I Apis ; bright, fluid, IMillef.; bright, with 
 shock from injury, IPhos.; with Bright's dis- 
 ease, I IPhos.; from abuse of Chamomile, 
 ICinch.; passive, blackened coagula, worse 
 from movement, I ISec; lumpy, light, coagu- 
 lates easily, IFerr.; coagulates slowly or not 
 at all, lArs.; clotted, IKali m. (figg^ coagu- 
 lation); thick clots, fluid, or in one grumous 
 mass, thick black and tarry, IPlat., IKali ph., 
 INatr. m. ; causes collapse and death (cyano- 
 sis, asphyxia), I lAnthrac; relieves congestion, 
 IMelil.; causes convulsions, ICinch.; after 
 violent cough, Cochl.; dark, Ant. c, I Apis, 
 ICaust., Ign., ILyc, INatr. m., IINitr. ac, 
 Phos. ac; dark, easily coagulating, IPuls. ; 
 incoagulable, dark, in typhoid, IILach.; dark, 
 from nose, gums and bowels, Amm. c; causes 
 delirium, I ICinch.; hemorrhagic diathesis, 
 Sec; from different parts of body, I lAnthrac; 
 in drops, crimson, Gels.; bad effects, IHam., 
 HCinch., IFerr., Nux m., Stront. ; bad effects, 
 after bloodletting, I Bism., IILyc; of external 
 ears, Bufo.; at 10, every evening, and during 
 day when removing dressing (syphilitic ul- 
 ceration of penis), ILac'c; from overexertion, 
 IINitr. ac; from external and internal parts, 
 I Arn. ; exudations, hemorrhagic, Anthrac ; six, 
 profuse, on twentieth day after typhoid mala- 
 rial fever,IHam. ; with yellow fever, at an early 
 stage, IPhos.; fluid, lArs.; frequent and pro- 
 fuse, pouring out freely, then ceasing for a 
 time, I IPhos.; from gums, IILach.; occasional, 
 profuse, with haemoptysis, IPhos.; causes 
 hysteria, ISticta ; from inner parts, ICalc, 
 I IPhos.; from inner parts, particularly if blood 
 is dark, INux v.; causes iritis, after confine- 
 ment,ICinch .; all kinds, mostly from lungs and 
 bowels, IIMillef.; from leech bites, I Alum.; 
 with cold legs, ITrill.; lips white, llpec, 
 ■Ver. ; of mechanical origin, lArn., IIMillef.; 
 between menses, Mang.; from all mucous 
 membranes, IHam.; with tranquil mind, 
 ■Ham.; after miscarriage, IBell., IINitr. ac; 
 from nose and teeth, at intervals, IKreo.; 
 from nose, lungs and rectum, IKali iod. ; 
 in old women, after climacteric period, IMerc; 
 from all orifices, Diad.; oozing from every ori- 
 
 fice and even pores, HCrotal.; post-partum,, 
 preventive, IMillef.; passive. IPhos. ac, Sec, 
 Tereb; passive, clotted, IThlaspi; passive, 
 dark, IThlaspi ; passive, dark, grumous (nien- 
 orrhagia), IFerr.; passive, with diseased liver 
 or spleen, Card. m. ; passive, profuse, from all 
 parts, IThlaspi; passive, blood thin, blood 
 corpuscles wanting in consequence of disso- 
 lution (hematuria), ISec; with bluish-black 
 prepuce (syphilis), IKreo.; profuse, I INitr. ac, 
 I IPhos., Trill.; profuse, bright, arterial, IHam.; 
 profuse, passive, IKreo.; profuse, in pneumo- 
 nia, IKali n.; profuse, especially of nose, kid- 
 neys and uterus, Trill.; with threadlike pus, 
 ISec; from rectum, ICact.; repeated from nose 
 and mouth, with bluish-red, lentil-shaped 
 spots all over body (purpura), 1 1 Rhus ; from 
 rhagades, IINitr. ac; septic,IKali ph., IILach.; 
 seemingly stop and in a few hours return, 
 IPuls.; from free surface and from tissues, 
 I IPhos.; typhoid, with fetid stools, followed 
 by prostration, IKreo.; tendency, ICrotal., 
 ILach., I IPhos. ; from extracting teeth, I Alum.; 
 tendency, with cancer uteri, fungoid, malig- 
 nant sarcoma, cauliflower excrescence in de- 
 graded states of system, I Crotal.; tendency to, 
 in old or intemperate subjects, Crotal.; follows 
 detaching a piece of membrane from tonsil, 
 I I Lac c; from various organs, Urt. ur.; from 
 various parts, blood dark, viscid, clotted, form- 
 ing itself into long black strings, hanging from 
 bleeding orifice, I ICroc ; after arrest, disposi- 
 tion to be vehement, llgn.; vicarious, ILach.; 
 vicarious from nose, stomach, anus, urethra, 
 IPhos.; viscid, IKali m.; watery, INatr. m.; 
 watery, or bright, IDulc; sensation of weight 
 in part from which blood flows, ISep.; after 
 wounds, lArn., ICop. |&* coagulation, 
 thick, thin; also Chaps. 6, Ears; 7, Nose; 
 10, Gums; 12, Mouth ; 13, Throat; 17, Stom- 
 ach ; 19, Intestines ; 20, Hemorrhoids, Rec- 
 tum ; 21, Bladder ; 23, Menses, Uterus ; 24, 
 Post-partum ; 28, Lungs. 
 
 Blood, hyperaemia : fl@" congestion, pleth- 
 ora. 
 
 Blood, leucaemia (leucocythsemia) : Acet. ac, 
 Aeon., Ars., ICalc, ICalc. p., Carbo v., 
 ICinch., IDiad., Ipec, Kali ph., INatr. m., 
 I INatr. p., INatr. s., INux v., IPic ac, SuL; 
 in constitutions broken down by gonorrhoea, 
 syphilis, alcohol, etc., ICrotal.; corpuscles 
 normal as to quantity, but lack color ,Ferr. ph.; 
 gonorrhoeal, IThuya; lienalis, I IKali ph. 
 8^* anaemia, chlorosis. 
 
 Blood, oxidation : imperfect, ICarbo v. 
 jggi^ cyanosis. 
 
 Blood, plethora: IIAcon., lAur. met., I IBell., 
 Bry., ICalc, Ferr. iod., IOp.; active capillary 
 congestion, IIAcon.; intense cerebral conges- 
 tion, IVer. v.; fat children, llpec; causes 
 emissions of semen, I INux v.; gastric or bil- 
 ious fever, occurring in hot Weather, or in 
 warm, wet days, INux v.; in hypertrophied 
 heart, lAur. met.; with nervous irritation 
 and palpitation, I ILyc. vir.; causes nympho- 
 mania, ISil.; in well-nourished old people, 
 INux v.; seeming, IFerr., IGlon.; venous, 
 ICarbo a., Sul. ac; especially in young per- 
 sons, IStram. fl®- congestion. 
 
 Blood, septicaemia: I lAnthrac, IIArs., I ICar- 
 bo v., ICrotal., Kali br., I I Kali ph.; affec- 
 tions, IILach., 1 1 Sal. ac, ITarant.; from ab- 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
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 sorption of deleterious substances, Anthrac.; af- 
 fections produced by blood-poisoning,! I Lach.; 
 in childbed, IIArs.; in diphtheria, ICrotal.; 
 general dissolution, IPhos.; during drowsi- 
 ness, fever and great prostration, Gels.; 
 with epistaxis, ICrotal., ILach.; erysipelas, 
 lApis, ICrotal.; morbid ferments, INatr. s.; 
 pyaemia, 1 1 Anthrac, lArs., ICrotal., IHip- 
 poz., I ILach., Ver.; pyaemia, gangrenous 
 carbuncles, lAnthrac; pyaemia, in childbed 
 fever (prophylactic), lArn.; decomposing 
 rapidly, Anthrac; in scarlatina, I Apis, 
 1 1 Carbo v. ; in scorbutus, INatr. m. ; tendency 
 to typhoid, IIArn.; in typhus, lArs., ICup.m.; 
 with yawning, Crotal.; with vomiting, Crotal. 
 gggT Chap. 44, Gangrene. 
 
 Blood, serum: venous system, regulates water 
 capacity of, Natr. s.; increase of watery ele- 
 ments and decrease of solids, IFerr., I INatr. m. 
 
 Blood, thick: like tar, viscous, Anthrac, Apis. 
 figg" coagulation. 
 
 Blood, thin : Agar., Cinch., ILach., ISec; with 
 epistaxis, Crotal. ; very fluid, Calab.; watery, 
 Cinch. B@* coagulation. 
 
 Blood, uneasiness : IISul. 
 
 Blood, zymosis : $^* septicaemia. 
 
 BLOODVESSELS, aneurism : I Aeon., Amb., 
 Arn., Ars., Aspar., Aur. mur., IBar. m., I Bell., 
 ■ ICact., ICalc, Cann. s., ICarbo v., Caust., 
 ■Dig., Ferr., IFerr. ph., Gels., Graph., Guaiac, 
 Kali c, ILach., ILyc, Natr. m., Plumb., 
 Puis., HSpig., (Spong., ISul., Zinc; by anasto- 
 mosis, -Cact., Carbo v., Caust., Lye, IPhos., 
 Plat., Plumb., Thuya, Ver. v., Zinc; arch of 
 aorta, • Kali iod. ; of descending aorta, I IRan. 
 sc, I ISpong.; particularly of aorta, ICalc. 
 bleeding violently from least wound, ICarbo v 
 flat, ICarbo v.; of large vessels near heart 
 I ILyc vir.; innominate artery, -Kali iod 
 dilatation of left carotid and aorta, I ILach 
 round, ICarbo v.; involving pressure on vagus 
 and its branches, IIEucal.; syphilitic, Iod., 
 Kali iod. Jg^~ capillaries. 
 
 Bloodvessels, atheroma: Aur. mur., Bell., 
 Brom., ICalc, ICalc fl., Caps., (Graph., Kali 
 iod., ILach., ILact. ac, Lye, Phos., IPlumb., 
 ISil., Sul.; in morbus Brightii, I IPhos. ac; in 
 obese persons, Caps.; in old people, ILach.; 
 pulmonary arteries, dilatation of right heart 
 (cerebral oedema), I IPhos. 
 
 Bloodvessels, burning: IIBry., HCalc, IHyos., 
 lOp. ; of veins, in metritis (hemorrhoids), 
 I Ars.; runs through veins (quotidian inter- 
 mittent), I Ars.; as if hot water were flowing 
 through^ I Ars.; feeling of hot water with 
 sweat, disappearing when nausea comes on, 
 Sinap. jg^T heat. 
 
 Bloodvessels, capillaries : aneurism, IFluor. ac; 
 causes contraction, Kali br. ; dilatation, espe- 
 cially of head, Amyl.; venous dilatation of 
 pharyngo-laryngeal parts, ICarbo v.; engorged 
 with discharge of bloody serum (gunshot 
 wounds), I Hyper.; erethism, following wounds 
 with or without hemorrhages and great nerv- 
 ous depression, Hyper.; fill slowly after press- 
 ure on skin, in scarlatina, ILach.; disposition 
 to hemorrhage, oozing of dark, thin blood 
 (typhus putridus), ISul. ac; hyperaemia of 
 veins, chronic cases of choroiditis in persons 
 subject to, I [Puis.; injected (whooping cough), 
 IBell.; netlike appearance, ICaust. ; venous, 
 slightest irritation causes bleeding, ICarbo v. 
 aneurism, naevus. 
 
 Bloodvessels, clucking : pulsation in some of 
 larger arteries, Caps. 
 
 Bloodvessels, coldness : Aeon., Ant. c; sensa- 
 tion of, in veins, lOp. ; blood runs through 
 veins like cold water, IVer. 
 
 Bloodvessels, contraction : increase of arterial, > 
 Atrop. s. ; of artery, during first part of attack * 
 of hystero-mania, I ITarant. ; pale, scarcely 
 visible, I Kali m. 
 
 Bloodvessels, distended: ICroc, I IHyos., 
 IPuls., Spong. ; arteries, Amyl.; arteries, in 
 cerebral congestion, IVer. v.; carotids, IBell., 
 IGlon., I IVer. v.; especially those of head, 
 face and feet, IFerr.; veins, jugular, Amyg., 
 ICamph.; jugular and temporal, IGlon.; re- 
 laxed,with nosebleed, in old people,! Agar.; ex- 
 treme, of superficial, IBell.; swellingof cutane- 
 ous veins(intermittent), IFerr. ; swollen,in apo- 
 plexy, IHyos.; lessened tonicity, consequent 
 congestion, Lye vir. ; veins, Alum., IICheL, 
 ICinch., Cinch, bob, IHam., IHyos., IPhos., 
 Phos. ac, IPuls., Sang., Sars., ISpong., ISul.; 
 veins of arms and legs, Eucal.; veins, hard, 
 black cords in persons of robust health and 
 accustomed to standing much on feet or sed- 
 entary habits (varix),INux v.; veins as if they 
 would burst (ebullitions), Amm. c; veins, with 
 chill, IChel.; cutaneous veins, IFerr.; veins, 
 with diarrhoea, IISul.; veins, in dysentery, 
 lArn.; veins, engorged, IHep. ; veins, during 
 evening, I IPuls. ; veins of feet, Ars., INatr. m.; 
 veins, in prevailing fever, I Amm. m.; of fore- 
 head and hands (hemorrhoidal colic),IAbrot. ; 
 veins, of hands, Bar. c; veins, about head 
 and neck (puerperal convulsions), IChin. s.; 
 veins, with dry heat in evening, I IPuls.; veins, 
 in typhoid malaria, ILyc. vir.; veins, traced 
 out by discolored lines over cedematous part, 
 I I Anthrac; veins, in old people, ISec ; veins, 
 in typhoid pneumonia, IPhos.; veins, super- 
 ficial, IBell.; veins, superficial, indicating 
 impairment of innervation of sympathetic 
 system of nerves, IPod.; veins, swollen, Agar., 
 Thuya ; veins, swollen with heat, Nitr. sp. d. 
 S^^ relaxed, varicose. 
 
 Bloodvessels, elasticity : Sumb. 
 
 Bloodvessels, fatty degeneration : ICalc. 
 
 Bloodvessels, circular fibres : acts on, IBell. 
 
 Bloodvessels, hard : Spong. 
 
 Bloodvessels, heat: arteries, as if blood were 
 boiling, I Ars.; sensation of, all over veins, 
 with desire to be bled, Xan. JS^* burning. 
 
 Bloodvessels, induration of veins : also, sur- 
 rounding cellular tissue, ILach. 
 
 Bloodvessels, inflammation: I IHyos.; idio- 
 pathic, of arteries, ICalc; of veins (phlebitis), 
 I Ant. t., lApis, lArn., Cham., IFerr. ph., 
 ■ ■Ham., Lach., Lye, Nux v., I IPuls., Spig., 
 Zinc; of veins, from contusion, I Arn., ICon., 
 Hep., IKali c. ; of veins, cutaneous, hard, 
 knotty and painful, swollen, IHam. ; of veins, 
 in low, debilitated, erysipelatous state of sys- 
 tem, Crotal.; of veins, with metritis, IPhos.; 
 of veins, prickling pains, IHam. ; of veins, par- 
 ticularly when pus is formed, IHippoz.; veins, 
 parts bluish, soreness and stinging, I IPuls.; of 
 veins, with typhoid symptoms, Apis, lArs., 
 IBapt., Lach., IMur. ac, Phos., IRhus; vena 
 cava, superior, I I Phos. 
 
 Bloodvessels, injuries : lArn., IHam., IRhus ; 
 great blueness of veins on wounded arm,Lyss.; 
 haemoptysis, from rupture, IIMillef.; arteries, 
 great redness of one wounded arm, Lyss. 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Bloodvessels, murmurs: anaemic in arteries, 
 IFerr.; anaemic, in veins (nun's murmur), 
 IIFerr.; venous (chlorosis, diarrhoea), IFerr.s. 
 J^T* anaemia, chlorosis; also, Chap. 29, 
 Heart, sounds. 
 
 Bloodvessels, naevus : ICalc, Cund., Ferr. ph., 
 
 I IPhos.; of children, ICarbo v.; materni, 
 ILyc. ; several small round, elevated, of a light 
 carmine color, soft and compressible, and re- 
 sembling little flesh warts, Fluor, ac. 
 gig^aneurism ; also Chap. 44, Tumor naevus. 
 
 Bloodvessels, pain : in ascending aorta (hepatic 
 disorder), BCrotal.; in aorta, if squeezed or 
 compressed, Tarant.; intense, in larger veins, 
 Tereb. 
 
 Bloodvessels, pinching: apparently in veins, 
 
 I I Lye. 
 
 Bloodvessels, pricking: in arteries, Arund.; in 
 veins, I ILyc, IMerc. 
 
 Bloodvessels, relaxed : arterial system, Amyl., 
 Hydr. ac; veins, cutaneous, I I Puis. f$^* dis- 
 tended. 
 
 Bloodvessels, shooting : in veins, Brach. 
 
 Bloodvessels, shot : sensation of shot rolling 
 through arteries, Natr. p. 
 
 Bloodvessels, softening: in vascular balls, 
 Crotal. 
 
 Bloodvessels, soreness: of veins, Sang. 
 
 Bloodvessels, stenosis : of aorta, alleviates suf- 
 ferings, I IHydrocot. Jg^ Chap. 29, Heart 
 valves. 
 
 Bloodvessels, stitching : pains in aorta, Tarant. 
 
 Bloodvessels, stretched : aorta feels full, tense, 
 Tarant. 
 
 Bloodvessels, tense : arteries, Coff. 
 
 Bloodvessels, throbbing: Anac, IBell., ICalc, 
 ICarbo a., Coloc, IFerr., IGlon., Ilgn., Iod., 
 ? !Sabina,Sep., Sil.; especially felt in abdomen, 
 Selen., Tarant.; on ascending aorta, ICrotal. ; 
 abdominal aorta, strong beating synchronous 
 with beating of heart, I lEucal.; abdominal 
 aorta perceptible during rest after supper, 
 Cain.; in larger arterial trunks, Iod. ; in arteries, 
 1 1 Amyl., INux m., IOp.; arteries of abdomen 
 unusually violent, Caps.; arteries sensible, 
 Con.; in all arteries, I ISpig.; arteries, with 
 aphonia, IFerr.; arteries, often awakens with, 
 INatr. m.; arteries, all over body, iEsc n., 
 Asar.; arteries, cerebral congestion, IBell., 
 IGlon., IVer. v. ; in arteries, during cough, 
 ICalc; in arteries, after eating, IClem.; arte- 
 ries in evening in bed, Sep.; arteries, in child- 
 bed fever, IColoc; arteries, with heat in fever, 
 BChel.; arteries of head, in sunstroke, I IGlon., 
 IVer. v.; arteries, before menses, Thuya ; ar- 
 teries of all parts of body, morning, waking, 
 IBell.; arteries, at every muscular effort, Iod.; 
 arteries, at night, lying down, 1 1 Ammoniac; 
 arteries, when at rest, IKreo.; arteries, with 
 cardiac rheumatism, ICast.; arteries, sensible 
 to tips of toes, IKali c ; arteries, of temporal, 
 ICamph.; arteries, temporal and carotid, vio- 
 lent,. IGlon. , arteries troublesome, most per- 
 ceptible when touching parts, IPuls.; arteries, 
 violent, Stront. ; arteries violent, pulse gener- 
 ally full and fast, IMerc; arteries, visible 
 with rapid pulse, Jab.; arteries, with whirling 
 in chest and brain, ICact., throughout whole 
 body, Selen.; throughout body, with heat and 
 sweat, IGlon. ; especially when taking a deep 
 breath,, worse evening in bed, which he has 
 to leave (chronic rheumatism), I ISabina ; caro- 
 
 tids, beat full, Amyg., IIBell., IGlon.; even 
 when quiet, Ferr. iod.; subclavian, I ISpig.; 
 with trembling and undulating, Merc per.; 
 in evening, lAsaf., Brach., Clem., IMerc; with 
 tremulousness, IPlat.; violent, in whole body, 
 Sabina ; violent, during heat, I Zinc. 
 
 Bloodvessels, thrombosis (emboli): lApis, 
 lArs., IKali m.; in albuminuria, ICalc. a.; 
 collateral veins, circuit unusually developed, 
 lApis; of great veins of region of groins (py- 
 aemia), lArs.; heart clot, suspected, with pneu- 
 monia, Amm. c; in hydrogenoid constitu- 
 tions, particularly with affections of glands, 
 INatr. s.; middle of bend of thighs, a thick 
 sensitive string all along inner side of thighs, 
 lApis. 
 
 Bloodvessels, tremulous feeling : Vinca. 
 
 Bloodvessels, undulatory motion : in jugular 
 veins, Amyg.; of jugular veins, during preg- 
 nancy, IPhos. 
 
 Bloodvessels, varicose veins: lArs., IBell., 
 Berb., I ICalc, ICaust., IFerr., IIFluor. ac, 
 IHep., INatr. m., INux v., IPaeonia, IIPuls., 
 IIRan.sc, ISep., ISul.; especially from alco- 
 hol, Crotal.; with angina tonsillaris, IBar. m.; 
 blue, ICarbo v.; affected parts bluish, sore- 
 ness and stinging, I IPuls.; burning, I Apis; 
 burning like fire, particularly at night, IIArs.; 
 constricting sensation, Ang.; extensive, pain- 
 ful, with numbness or sticking itching in 
 skin, Petrol.; from groin down thighs, Berb.; 
 highly inflamed, IPuls.; labia, ICalc; large, 
 from slight cause, in weakly individuals, 
 ISul.; on leg distended during morning, Amb.; 
 in left leg, Amb.; on legs, I IPuls.; on legs, with 
 prosopalgia, IMez.; painful, IBrom., ICaust.; 
 painful, worse towards evening, bluish, IPuls.; 
 during pregnancy, IFerr., ILyc, IMillef., 
 IPuls.; during pregnancy, with heartburn, 
 ■Zinc; during pregnancy, attributable to 
 high living, I INux v.; sensitive, IHam.; 
 stinging, I Apis ; with stinging or prickling, 
 I IHam.; stitching, 1 1 Ant. t.; swollen, Berb., 
 I IPuls.; on thighs, ICalc; tumid, bluish, 
 IHam.; ulcerated, IFluor. ac, IILach.; obsti- 
 nate, especially in women who have borne 
 many children, IFluor. ac; in young persons, 
 Ferr. ph. jgHT distended; also Chap. 44, 
 Ulcers, varicose. 
 
 Bloodvessels, vibrating : Phell. 
 
 HEART, aching: Amb., I I Amyl., Arum d., 
 Aur.mur., ICact. , Cinch, bol., Crotal., INux v., 
 I IRumex, Vespa ; as if a pressure came from 
 abdomen and compressed heart, I INatr. m.; 
 apex, towards base, IMerc; dull, JEsc. h., 
 Ver. v.; with dysmenorrhcea, Con.; with 
 tightness in chest/better by eructation, IPhos. ; 
 with tremor, Bell. J^iT bruised, pain, sore- 
 ness. 
 
 Heart, action : fl@- beat. 
 
 Heart, affections: IIAcon.,IAmm. c,IIAmyl., 
 
 I Ant. t., lApoc, lArn., lArs., IIAur. met., 
 IIAur. mur., IBadiag., IBrom., llCact., ICalc, 
 Calc a., jCinnam., ICoca, ICrotal., ICup. m., 
 IFerr., IGels., IHydras.,Iber., IILach.,ILaur., 
 ILil. tig.,IILith.,ILobel. i.,ILyc vir.,IMosch., 
 INatr. m., I IOp., Seneg., HSpig. , llSpong.; 
 in chlorosis, IPuls. ; chronic, in young girls, 
 from overlifting, ICaust.; with dyspnoea, 
 
 I I Collin.; of right, with venous stagnation, 
 IPhos.; in scrofulous constitutions, ICalc; 
 with typhoid symptoms, ILyc. J^i?* con- 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
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 gestion, dropsy, fatty, functional, inflam- 
 mation, neuralgia, organic, rheumatism, 
 sounds, valves ; also Palpitation and Peri- 
 cardium; also Chap. 28, Inner chest angina. 
 
 Heart, alive : as if something were struggling, 
 anxiety on walking about, Cast. eq. ; as of a 
 reptile moving from before back, worse day, 
 ICact.; as of something alive running, ICycl. 
 
 Heart, aneurism: I ICact. fg^ Bloodvessels 
 aneurism. 
 
 Heart, angina: j&g^ Chap. 28, Inner chest 
 angina. 
 
 Heart, anguish: IIAcon., tfAur. met., lAur. 
 mur., IChain., ICon., ICup. m., IMerc. cor., 
 INux v., Plumb., Tarant.; with cough, 
 I ICupr. s.; as though he would die, Carbo v.; 
 in endocarditis, lAur. mur.; as though be 
 had committed some evil deed, when work- 
 ing in open air, Cina; with faintness, Tabac; 
 threatened paralysis of lungs, ICalc; at 
 night, IIArs.,Rhus; with palpitation, IDig., 
 I IPhos.; with palpitation, and fear of death, 
 and of imaginary forms, ghosts, IPlat.; par- 
 oxysms of, about, with dyspnoea and febrile 
 excitement, 1 1 Kami.; in precordial region, 
 driving from place to place, lAur. met.; in 
 puerperal eclampsia, ICoccul.; with anxious 
 restlessness, as if some evil impended, worse 
 at night (melancholia), IMerc.; with spasms 
 (epileptic), ILyc; sudden, precordial , 
 ITabac ; sometimes increasing to a desire for 
 suicide, IPuls.; with trembling fear of death, 
 Aur. met.; epigastric tremor, with marasmus, 
 ■Hydras.; in uterine neuralgia, Con. im- 
 proved, Tarant. cured. fi@" anxiety ; also 
 Palpitation anguish; also Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest angina. 
 
 Heart, anxiety: IIAcon., ^Ethus., lAmyl., 
 I I Anthrac, IIAnt. t., lArg. nit., lArs.JArs. i., 
 lAur. met., lAur. mur., Bar. c, Bell., Bry., 
 ICalc, Camph., ICanth., Caps., Carbo v., 
 IColch., ICup. m., Hgn., IKreo., I ILactu. v., 
 Lyss., Merc, cor., Millef., I IPhos., IPuls., 
 I ISticta, ITabac, Tarant., I I Ver.; in climaxis, 
 I ITherid.; with coryza, ISpig.; in hysteria, 
 ICinnam.; faintness', IIAmyl.; with attacks 
 of pain in chest, IPsor.; in cholera, I I Ver.; 
 causing constriction of chest (hysteria), ICin- 
 nam.; and restlessness, as if she had committed 
 a crime, or some misfortune were in store, 
 drives her from one place to another (amen- 
 orrhoea from fright), I I Rhus; with cyanosis, 
 HCarbo v. ; feeling of debility (hypertrophy), 
 I I Hep.; with dyspnoea, lllpec; recurring 
 several successive evenings, better by eating, 
 but afterwards tormenting him for hours in 
 bed, I IPhos.; as if some evil were going to 
 happen, Meuyanth.; with facial neuralgia, 
 I ISpig.; with fear of death, dyspnoea and 
 restlessness, I IPsor.; fears that unless con- 
 stantly moving heart will cease to beat, fear 
 of death, IIGels.; in great grief, IXaja ; con- 
 gestion to head, I Aur. met.; headache (can- 
 cer labii), TrCamph.; with indigestion,Camph.; 
 while lying, beating like waves, Jacea ; in 
 mental derangement, IBrom.; with nausea 
 and peculiar sensation of hunger, I I Phos. ; 
 night and morning, Ast. r.; causing oppres- 
 sion (asthma), lAmb.; unsupportable pain 
 (intermittent), lArs.; palpitation, IPlumb.; 
 peculiar sensation in chest, Colch.; in acute 
 pericarditis, I ISpig.; obliging constant change 
 
 of position, Hod.; with tight, difficult res- 
 piration, IPrun.; cannot rest anywhere, 
 Hell.; in rheumatism of heart, ILach.; 
 with sighing and trembling, IPlumb.; while 
 sitting, ICaust.; with urging towards abdomen 
 and liver, Act. sp.; after uterine hemorrhage, 
 1 1 Aur. met.; visions, in mental aberration, 
 ICalc; with weakness, IGlon.; with weeping, 
 ICamph., Hgn. $gf anguish; also Palpita- 
 tion anxiety ; also Chap. 28, Inner chest, 
 angina. 
 
 Heart, arms : pain extending down left, lAcon., 
 Crotal., IKalm., IIRhus, ISpig., Tabac; down 
 right, Phyt, Spig. 
 
 Heart, asthma: $3^ breathing. 
 
 Heart, beat (action) : abnormal movements, 
 Arund.; absent, apparent death, IIAnt. t., 
 ICamph., ICochl.; alternate acceleration and 
 suspense in, Tarant. ; acceleration, no abnor- 
 mal sound, later a presystolic blowing, as if 
 muscular fibres of heart participated in general 
 spasms (chorea), I Magn. p.; one strong beat, 
 causing change from agony into repose (an- 
 gina), lAinyl.; alarmed quivering motion, 
 ■Sep. ; very annoying, worse lying on back, 
 Arg. met.; causing anxiety (angina), I Aur. 
 mur.; audible, Pig., Iod., ISul.; audible, with 
 anxiety, Amm. c; audible, causing pain in 
 back (arthritic rheumatism), I ISpig.; audible, 
 with congestion to chest, Thuya ; audible, 
 with nausea (rheumatism), I I Thuya; strong, 
 felt in whole body, w T orse from every 
 motion, IGraph.; bounding, IDig.; as if 
 it would cease, during severe menstrual 
 pain, Vib. ; as if it had ceased, Ast. r.; ceases 
 suddenly, I Act. rac; ceases suddenly, patient 
 fears to die, Tarant.; violent, with op- 
 pression of chest, I I Kali m.; so strong, cloth- 
 ing is lifted from chest (hepatic affections), 
 
 . IChel.; compass increased, Bapt.; conscious 
 and annoying, IPhos.; could not be counted 
 during paroxysms of cough (disease of heart), 
 I Amy I. ; depressed, IIAmyl.; altogether 
 different in poisoning by foul breath, 
 I Anthrac; diminished, Guarana ; diminished 
 (uraemia, asyphyctic form), IHydr. ac; im- 
 pulse diminished (pleuritis, with plastic 
 exudation), IHep.; double stroke, Spong.; 
 violent, in dropsy of chest, I Kali iod.; dull, 
 Ast. r., Colch.; felt and heard throbbing 
 against ribs, after eating, ICamph.; extends 
 into epigastrium, worse in evening, lying on 
 back or left side, 1 1 Ammoniac; excessive, 
 in exophthalmic goitre, Hod.; excessive im- 
 pulse (enlargement of right ventricle), ICact; 
 excessive, from plethora, IGels.; excited, 
 Iber.; easily excited, IGlon.; excited, small, 
 rapid pulse (pneumonia), IRan.b.; violent, in 
 evening, Thuya ; like a sudden falling from 
 above towards middle, Arg. nit.; feeble, after 
 disappointment in her affections, I IPhos. ac; 
 feeble, with asthma, Hydr. ac. ; feeble, with 
 cough, Lye vir.; feeble, in spasm of glottis, 
 _IIod.; feeble, in heart affection, ILach.; feeble, 
 incomplete, lAcon.; feeble and irregular, 
 Calab.: feeble, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IHydr. ac, Calab.; feeble, worse from motion, 
 Hod.; cannot be felt by hand, Acet.ac.,1 I Op., 
 Stram., Tarant,; floundering (endocarditis), 
 lAur. met.; fluctuation, when turning on side 
 (hydrothorax), I Apis; fluttering, Ver. v.; forc- 
 ible, lAscl. t.; forcible, lifting hand lying on 
 
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 29. 
 
 HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 chest, 1 1 Agar.; frequent, each beat double, one 
 hard and full, the other soft and small, Lachn. ; 
 frequent, a single kick and jump (relieved by 
 Lycop.), Merc. iod. flav. ; frequency alternating 
 with slowness (enlargement of left ventricle 
 and irritation of cardiac nerves), ICact.; fre- 
 quent, with incontinence of urine, lArg. nit.; 
 full, Codein.; full, in heart affection, ISumb.; 
 full, rapid, jarring, while lying, iEsc h.; fuller, 
 if he breathes deeper when faint, Asaf.; furi- 
 ous, MPrun.; hard, lAscl. t.; hard, followed 
 by faintness, with darkening before eyes 
 (mental derangement), 1 1 Mane. ; hard, furi- 
 ous, yet its motion could hardly be discov- 
 ered at time for return of menses, I ICalab.; 
 hard, regular, Camph.; hard, strong, IFerr.; 
 reverberates in head, Bell.; distinctly heard 
 over chest (after scarlatina), IApis ; heard and 
 felt to pulsate lying on right side, Badiag. ; 
 heavy, lAscl. t. ; heavy, with dyspnoea, 
 ■Hydras.; heavy, oppressed action, from go- 
 ing up stairs or quick walking, ILyc; violent, 
 from imagining it is going to stop or breathing 
 is going to stop, I I Lace; imperceptible, ICro- 
 tal.; impulse increased, IGlon.; impulse strong, 
 especially after exertion or during digestion 
 (heart affection), ISum. ; impulse scarcely per- 
 ceptible, Ant. t.; almost inaudible, IDig.; in- 
 creased, Arum d., Ascl. s., Aur. mur., ICact., 
 ■Chloral., Jab.; increased, on excitement, 
 Asaf.; increased, action rapid, irregular, tu- 
 multuous, blending first and second sounds, 
 indistinguishable (congestion to head during 
 menses), IGlon.; increased by motion (spasm 
 of glottis), Hod.; increase of force of apex, 
 with palpitation, I liber.; increased, with slow 
 pulse, IDig.; increased, with loss of rhythm, 
 Polyg.; indistinct, one running into the other, 
 MSpig.; indistinct, in pericarditis, IColch.; 
 quickened by deep inspiration, Asaf. ; increased 
 from 70 to 96, Iber.; increased, 200 per minute,' 
 Chin, a.; intermittent, Ant. t., Benz. ac, 
 Camph., Crotal., HDig., IHydras., I Hod., 
 Jab., IKali br., I Kali c, Zinc; intermittent, 
 in angina pectoris, IKali c. ; feeling as if it 
 intermitted a single beat, producing cough 
 which seems to re-establish circulation 
 (rheumatism of heart), ILach.; intermittent, 
 with acute darting, Lye. vir.; intermittent, 
 from violent emotions, grief, care, IKali ph.; 
 intermittent, in feeble persons, with obstruc- 
 tion to hepatic circulation, IVer.; inter- 
 mittent, misses every fourth, Tabac. ; intermit- 
 tent, with fulness, lArg. nit.; intermittent, 
 in heart disease, lArs., I IDig., ILach.; 
 intermittent, after operation for hemor- 
 rhoids, ICroc; intermittent, with morbid 
 nervous sensitiveness, IKali ph.; intermit- 
 tent, with tensive pains across chest, IKali 
 iod.; intermittent in thrombosis, IApis; 
 interrupted, Agar., I lArg. met., Samb.; inter- 
 rupted, most after dinner, ISep.; interrupted 
 rhythm, with increased action (dysmenor- 
 rhcea), 1 1 Tarant.; irregular, lArg. nit., Asaf., 
 I I Aspar., I ICalab., ICed., Chin, a., ! I Chloral., 
 ICoca, Colch., 1 1 Collin., I IDig., • IGels., Jab., 
 IKali c, ILach., ILaur., IPod., I ISpong., 
 ■Zinc; irregular, in rapid succession, causing 
 anxiety, after eating, I Coccus; irregular, in 
 force and rhythm, alternating with aphonia, 
 lOxal. ac; irregular, in apoplexy, ICoccul.; 
 irregular, in cardiac chorea, ICup. ars. ; irreg- 
 
 ular, with coldness and insensibility, BSang.; 
 irregular, with constriction of chest (rheuma- 
 tism after disappearance of swelling of joints),, 
 I Aur. mur.; irregular, with cardiac distress in 
 night, lArn.; irregular, with dyspnoea, IKali c; 
 irregular, with oppression of breathing, worse 
 from slight exertion (chest affection), Meny- 
 anth.; irregular, with feeling of congestion 
 about head, Sarrac; irregular, in heart dis- 
 ease, I Ars., Hydras., ISum.; irregular, in en- 
 largement of left ventricle with irritation of 
 cardiac nerves, ICact. ; irregular, in hepa- 
 titis, IChel. ; irregular, intermittent, ICact.; 
 irregular, sometimes loud (enlargement and 
 congestion of liver), Magn. m. ; irregular, 
 worse lying on left side, INatr. m.; irreg- 
 ular, in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICalab. , 
 IHydr. ac; irregular, on rapid motion, ICact.; 
 irregular, especially from slightest motion , 
 INatr. m. ; irregular, with hysteric palpitation,, 
 INux m. ; irregular, in pericarditis, ILach.; 
 irregular, in pneumonia, IChel., I ISang.; 
 irregular, during pregnancy, lArg. met.; 
 irregular, at puberty, IDig.; irregular, small, 
 ICact.; irregular, large and small, inter- 
 mixed, I Alum.; irregular, spasmodic, Zinc; 
 irregular, strong, on sitting down, Agar.; 
 irregular, with tensive pains across chest, 
 IKali iod.; irregular, with trembling of limbs, 
 ICoff; irregular, weak, no cardiac murmurs, 
 or other signs of strictural change, IDig.; 
 irritable, 1 1 Ars.; jerking, All. sat.; jerking, 
 especially after exertion or during digestion 
 (heart affection), ISumb.; jumping, Ast. r. r 
 Aur. met.; knocking, with violent breath- 
 ing, Prun.; labored, I IGlon., Lye vir.; la- 
 bored, in heart disease, IHydras.; labored, 
 and intermittent from least exertion, IDig.; 
 labored, after headache, ILyc vir.; loud,Cod., 
 Cupr. s.; loud, with arterial excitement, 
 IVer. v. ; stronger to hearing and feeling, lying 
 on back than on side, with anxiety and rest- 
 lessness, Cact. ; at least movement, IDig.; so 
 increased by motion that he cannot speak for 
 hours after fright, I IStram.; fearfully aggra- 
 vated from even a very moderate motion, 
 Prun. ; muffled, in albuminuria, ILyc; muffled, 
 in pericarditis, IColch.; after an attack of 
 cholera caused by quinine, omission of beat 
 as soon as he was talking or thinking of it, 
 I lOxal. ac; peculiar, as though it failed fully 
 to accomplish it, pulse intermitting each time, 
 worse lying, especially on leftside, IGels. ; per- 
 ' ceptible,with coldness in cardiac region, I I Kali 
 m.; hardly perceptible, Vespa; not percep- 
 tible, Chin, a.; not perceptible, the sounds 
 scarcely audible (spinal irritation), IChin. s.; 
 pressing, constrictive, with anxiety, IDig.; 
 strong and quick, with pressure like a marble 
 from epigastrium towards heart, IKalm.; sud- 
 den, after pressing, as if to belch, Galea,; 
 prolonged, Ast. r. ; pulsations seem to fill chest, 
 Bapt.; more vigorous than pulse (angina pec- 
 toris), IDig.; quick, lAcon., Asaf., 1 1 Aspar., 
 Coccul., Con., IKali c; quick, seems to force 
 blood violently through wholebody,Ferr.jod. ; 
 quick, after disappointment in her affections, 
 1 IPhos.ac; quick, with chronic passive hem- 
 orrhage, I I Sec; quick, irregular, Agar.; quick, 
 small, IGion.; quivering, in angina pectoris, 
 I Arn. ; racing, with dry, burning skin, I I Sang.; 
 rapid, Acet.ac.,1 1 Agar., Anthrac, Ant.t.,Apis, 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 827 
 
 Bapt., Bry., iCed., I I Chloral., I I Collin., Cro- 
 tal., IDig., IFerr., IKalm., Med., I I Plumb.; 
 rapid, in rheumatic carditis, I ISpig.; rapid, 
 violent, worse lying on right side, or a long 
 time in one position, Alum.; rapid, in paren- 
 chymatous metritis, I I Lac c. ; rapid, on rapid 
 motion, ICact.; rapid, from going up stairs, or 
 quick walking, ILyc. vir.; rapid, eight or ten 
 times, then slow (heart affection), ISumb.; 
 three or four rapid, small, then several slow, 
 strong, IDig.; rapid, weak, ICollin.; resonant, 
 UPlumb.; felt against ribs, after meals, 
 ICamph.; as if it had not room enough, 
 HCact.; heard in scapular region, Absin.; 
 shakes body, Arum d., IINatr. in., Seneg.; 
 shakes body, in organic disease of heart, 
 
 I Apis ; sharp, in angina pectoris, lAur. mur.; 
 sharp, in heart affection, ISumb. ; short, Ant. t., 
 Asaf.; short, on rapid motion, ICact.; disturbs 
 sleep (scarlatina), I lAmm. c; causing sleep- 
 lessness, in angina pectoris, lAur. mur.; 
 slow, ICamph., Chlorof., IGels., IHell., 
 Jacar., IKali br., Lye. vir., Stram., Vespa ; 
 slow, in epistaxis, Asaf.; slow, feeble, 
 cannot be felt, I IGels.; slow, but hard, aroused 
 suddenly, Diosc. ; slow, probably owing to fatty 
 heart, I I Phos.; slow, hardly sixty to a minute 
 (intercostal neuralgia), I IStann.; slower and 
 slower, until it almost ceases, then suddenly 
 rises in frequency with each return of spasm 
 (tetanus), IHydr.ac; slow, in typhoid, IHell.; 
 small, Ant. t., Asaf.; smaller and less energetic 
 or scarcely perceptible, IDig.; small, in heart 
 affection, ILach.; soft, in typhus, Crotal.; soft, 
 as if in water, with sinking of heart, and sick- 
 liness and faintness all over, Sumb. ; spasmodic, 
 IZinc; spasmodic, in scarlatina, ICup. ac; 
 sudden spasmodic action, as if it had jumped 
 out of its place, Merc. iod. flav.; more distinct 
 on right of sternum, Lye. vir. ; seems to stand 
 still, then start with a tremendous bound, fol- 
 lowed by rapid tremor (functional disturb- 
 ance), ILach.; as if stopped, then beating 
 violently, paroxysms after midnight, with 
 loud belching, better by drinking hot water 
 and keeping warm, INux m.; on stooping, 
 Cann. s.; strange, Agar.; too strong, IIAn- 
 thrac; strong, Aloe, Anthrok., Ars., Aur. 
 mur., Colch., Con., Iber., Rhod.; strong, in 
 albuminuria, ICalc. a. ; strong, extended over 
 an unnaturally large area, lAspar.; strong, in 
 asthma, I ITabac; strong, with arterial excite- 
 ment, IVer. v.; strong, in rheumatic carditis, 
 
 I I Spig. ; strong, indistinct, muffled sound 
 (rheumatism), IDig.; strong, and laborious 
 (meningitis), IGlon.; strong, irregular, trem- 
 bling, IMang. ; third or fourth, stronger, fol- 
 lowed by an intermission, IKalm.; strong, in 
 pericarditis, IColch.; strong, quick, with 
 nervousness, sleeplessness, and cerebral ereth- 
 ism, caused by unexpected news of great good 
 fortune, ICoff. ; strong, from twelve to twenty 
 times, then weak four or five times, IDig.; 
 strong, in pneumonia, IPhos.; strumming, as 
 if it would burst, along sternum to throat, 
 IKalm.; sudden, violent, with disturbed 
 rhythm, I IDig.; symptoms increase and de- 
 crease according to weakness or strength of 
 beat, Lye. v.; radial artery not synchronous 
 (diarrhoea), IDig.; throbbing, ILith., Tarant. ; 
 throbbing, in angina pectoris, lAmyl.; throb- 
 bing, audible, Agar.; throbbing, audible,in veta, 
 
 I Coca ; throbbing, in acute catarrh of children,. 
 Ilpec; throbbing, through whole body, Tell.;, 
 throbbing, in convulsions after labor, IGlon.;, 
 throbbing, to left eye and side of head, Chrom. 
 ac. ; after flushing, Alum. ; throbbing, so as to be- 
 distinctly heard, Bapt. ; throbbing heavy, Med.;, 
 throbbing, at night, lying down, I I Am- 
 moniac; throbbing, with nausea, IKali c.;. 
 throbbing, peculiar below, Calad. ; throbbing,, 
 may be seen through clothing, I ISpig.; throb- 
 bing, extending into throat and head, I IPhos.;; 
 thumping, as from fright, Tarant. ; thumping r 
 awakens as if frightened, IMerc; an occa- 
 sional hard thump, Sep., IZinc; trembling, 
 Cina, IStaph.; tremulous, worse after eating 
 (endocarditis), ICalc; tremulous, in affections 
 of heart, ISep.; tremulous,, in idiopathic and 
 rheumatic endo- and pericarditis, Ver. v.; tre- 
 mulous, in nervous and hysterical disorders, 
 ISpig. ; tremulous, at night with anguish (en- 
 docarditis), ICalc; tumultuous, lAmvl., IDig., 
 
 I Hod., IKali c, IKalm., I I Plumb.; I ISpig.,. 
 
 I I Strain., Tarant., I I Ver. v.; tumultuous, with 
 shortness of breath upon least exertion, 
 
 I IPhos.; tumultuous, in bronchial and ves- 
 ical catarrh, ICop.; tumultuous, with tensive- 
 pains across chest, IKali iod.; tumultuous, in 
 chorea, 1 1 Sec; tumultuous, alternating with 
 feeble, irregular beating (hydropericardium), 
 
 I Ars.; tumultuous, fluttering, Ferr. mur.; tu- 
 multuous, with protrusion of eyes (morbus 
 Basedowii), ILyc vir. ; tumultuous, in disease 
 of heart, lAmyl.; tumultuous, while lying 
 down after dinner, Coccus; tumultuous, in 
 cerebrospinal meningitis), ICalab.; tumultu- 
 ous, menses absent two and a half months, 
 ICycl.; turbulent, for a short time, in cardiac 
 rheumatism, ICact.; turbulent, with suffoca- 
 tive attacks (enlargement of heart), ICact.;. 
 sensation as if heart turned over and ceased 
 beating for a moment, then commenced 
 again with increased force, ILach.; when 
 turning over in bed, shaking left side of 
 thorax (typhoid fever), IVer. v.; twofold, 
 IIAspar.; undulating, Benz. ac; unequal, 
 Ant. t. ; an uninterrupted rush of blood 
 through heart (cardiac rheumatism), I ISpig.; 
 vacillating, Con.; violent, I lAmyl., Ang., 
 
 I I Ars., Bry., IGlon., Hyper., I IKali m., Lil. 
 tig., Nitr. sp. d., INux m.; violent, Stront., 
 Tabac; violent, in apoplexy, I IPuls.;_ violent, 
 in asthma, Hydr. ac; violent, bending body 
 down, Agar. , violent, distinct, over whole 
 body, IGlon.; violent, with oppression of 
 breathing, worse from slight exertion (chest 
 affection), Menyanth.; violent, with dyspnoea, 
 IKali c; violent, with throbbing carotids and 
 throughout body, visible to eye and shaking 
 bed, 1 1 Rumex ; violent, with tensive pains 
 across chest, IKali iod.; violent, shakes walls 
 of chest, Arum d.; violent, in whooping 
 cough, IStramv, violent, in cynanche cellu- 
 laris, Anthrac; violent, with diarrhoea, Dig.; 
 violent, after exertion, 1 1 Aur. met.; violent, 
 with pain in cardiac region (heart disease), 
 
 1 1 Op.; violent^ in heart affection, ISumb.; vio- 
 lent, in endocarditis, with gastritis, I Bism. ; 
 violent, in idiopathic and rheumatic endo- and 
 pericarditis, Ver. v.; violent, intermitting, 
 tremulous (heart affection) , ISep.; violent, on 
 moving body, Cann. s.; violent, in perimyeli- 
 tis, I ISep.; violent, with pain at each puTsa- 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 tion, as if knife were being thrust through 
 occiput, Con.; violent, sudden, in pleurisy, 
 Ant. t. ; violent, not synchronous with pulse, 
 I lAur. met.; violent and rapid, Glon.; violent, 
 not rapid, IIDig., violent, each beat felt in 
 stomach and causes nervous trembling feeling 
 across epigastrium, Ferr. iod.; violent, with 
 tenderness of stomach, Codein. ; violent, ex- 
 tending into throat, I IPhos.; violent, with 
 trembling of limbs, ICoff.; violent, uniform, 
 I I Kali m.; violent, wakes up with, ISep.; 
 visible, Agar., IKalm., I IPetrol., IISul.; vis- 
 ible, in carditis, ICarbo v.; visible, in func- 
 tional disturbance of heart, ILach.; visible, 
 especially at night, lAspar.; visible (ictus cor- 
 dis), lifting stethoscope, IKalm.; moving wall 
 of chest up and down, Cup. a. ; like waves, 
 with anxiety about heart while lying, Jacea ; 
 weak, Amyg.,Anthrac., lAnt. t., Apis, lArs., 
 Asaf., lAspar., IIAur.mur., 1 1 Chloral., Chlorof., 
 Citrus, ICrotal., ICup. m.,Dig., IGrin., IIHydr. 
 ac, Iber., IKali br., IKalic, ILach., ILaur., 
 Lil. tig., ILyc. vir., I ISep., Stram., ITabac, 
 Ver. v.; weak, cannot stimulate brain suffi- 
 ciently, IDig.; weak, if he holds breath, Asaf.; 
 weak, in cardiac hyperesthesia, llgn.; weak, 
 in cholera, ICup. ac; weak, with constipa- 
 tion (angina pectoris), I IPhyt.; weak, with 
 cough, Lye. vir.; weak, more frequent and in- 
 termittent, sometimes irregular, IIDig. ; weak, 
 and irregular (chlorosis), 1 1 Puis.; weak and 
 irregular, usual sounds inaudible, IDig.; weak, 
 in organic affections, dyspnoea and constric- 
 tion of base of chest, I I Chloral ; weak, in 
 pericarditis, IColch., 1 1 Spig.; weak, in pneu- 
 monia, I I Sang.; with weakness to sinking, 
 ILach.; weak, sounds distant and feeble, 
 IKali br.; weak, from going up stairs, or quick 
 walking, ILyc. vir.: weak, in stenocardia, 
 ■Aur. mur.; weak, seems suppressed, Colch.; 
 beat weak, in tetanus, ICic; weak, in ty- 
 phoid, IMosch.; weak in typhus, lArg. nit.; 
 weak, with incontinence of urine, lArg. nit.; 
 whirring, I IPhos. fl@* stopped feeling. 
 
 Heart, boiling : bubbling, with sweat, Lachn. ; 
 jpgp* congestion. 
 
 Heart, boring: ICup. m., Magn. p., Rhod., 
 Seneg. ; irregular pulse, and feeling of distress, 
 Stilling. 
 
 Heart, breaking : as if something were, away 
 (hydrothorax), lApis. 
 
 Heart, breathing : organic disease, with spas- 
 modic asthma, HSpong. ; cardiac dyspnoea 
 (anasarca), Amyl.; cardiac region, pain in, 
 with anxious dyspnoea, IPsor.; disease of, 
 with oppression and want of breath, ILach.; 
 smothered feeling about, IStram.; sudden 
 stuffed feeling, in prascordia, like arrest of 
 breathing, IGuaiac; suffocation about, with 
 faintness, IMerc iod. flav.; suffocation, with 
 nausea and giddiness^ Merc. iod. flav.; sense 
 of suffocation, in cardiac region (heart affec- 
 tion), ILach.; suffocative spells, ILaur. 
 $gg~ Chap. 26, Asthma, Dyspnoea, Suffoca- 
 tion heart. 
 
 Heart, bronchia : overaction causes bronchial 
 symptoms, ICact. 
 
 Heart, bruised feeling: lArn. jg^** aching, 
 soreness. 
 
 Heart, burning : iEsc. h., Ananth., lArg. nit., 
 IIArs., Aur. mur., ICarbo v., Lyss., IPuls., 
 Rumex, Ustil.; through to back, and down 
 
 left arm, Med.; in drunkards, I Op.; dull, 
 I Ver. v.; oppressive, Arg. met.; in angina 
 pectoris, IKali c; with hiccough, Agar.; with 
 palpitation, Caust.; to left shoulder blade, 
 caused by deep respiration, worse by cough, 
 sneezing, hiccough, 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Heart, bursting sensation: Asaf.; with ebul- 
 litions, Amm. c; from congestion, fluttering, 
 Lil. tig.; painful, Lyss. 
 
 Heart, buzzing sensation : in chlorosis, ICycl. 
 
 Heart, catching pain : better for a time from 
 pressure of hand, IPuls. 
 
 Heart, cavity : feeling of a, where heart ought 
 to be, Med. 
 
 Heart, cold feeling: IKali bi., I IPetrol.; with 
 perceptible beating, I IKali m.; with horripi- 
 lations (indurated pancreas), ICarbo a.; icy 
 (intermittent), INatr. m.; especially when 
 exerting mind, INatr. m.; with palpitation, 
 IKali m.; like a cold stone, IPetrol. 
 
 Heart, concussion : pushing pain, like a con- 
 cussion, Ang. 
 
 Heart, congestion (rush of blood) : lAcon., 
 I Asaf., Hyper., INux m., ISul.; causes anxiety 
 after menses, llgn.; as if blood had all gone 
 to heart, producing feeling as if he must bend 
 double, cannot walk straight, I I Lil. tig. ; as if 
 all blood would goto, I IPuls.; as if blood 
 were rushing to, thence to head and then 
 over body, INux m.; in convulsions, IGlon.; 
 in drunkards, Dig.; blood seems to rush and 
 mount rapidly into head, I IGlon.; at night, 
 with anxious dreams, IPuls.; during a rapid 
 walk, Plumb.; with uterine complaints, 
 I INuxm. 
 
 Heart, constriction : 1 1 Amyl., Ang., lAnth- 
 rac, Apis, Ars., Ast. r., Berb., Bufo., I ICact., 
 Chrom. ac, Chlor., Coccul., IDig., Ferr., 
 Graph., ILach., Lact. ac, Lil. tig., ILyc. vir., 
 IPlumb., Ver; as if an iron hand prevented 
 normal movements, I ICact.; as if held by an 
 iron hand or bolts (angina pectoris, cardiac 
 rheumatism, fatty degeneration, hyper- 
 trophy), I ICact.; sensation of a narow band 
 encircling body and lying upon heart, 
 I IPhos.; in region of base, lAilant.; like 
 rush of blood to left chest, with palpitation 
 and urging to stool, Calc a. ; bound to- 
 gether as if it could not beat, Asaf. ; as if chest 
 were too narrow or too full of blood (incipient 
 tuberculosis), -Agar.; cramp in region of, 
 worse walking, raising oneself, or slightest 
 exertion, Bry.; with slight depression, better 
 bending chest forward, Lact. ac. ; with dysp- 
 noea, Amyl.; before epileptic attack, I Calc. a., 
 ILach.; after grief, llgn.; as of a hoop around, 
 ICact. ; oppressive, Merc. per. ; painful, Ang., 
 I I Ascl. t. , Cund. , painful, in region, with anx- 
 iety (angina pectoris), ISpong.; painful, with 
 chorea, ICact., painful drawing in region, 
 Ferr.; painful, through to scapula, ILil.tig.; 
 with palpitation, Cact; violent, with intermit- 
 tent pulse and feeling of oppression in lower 
 portion of chest, as if lungs had no room to 
 expand, Berb., INatr. m.; spasmodic, Arg. 
 met. : spasmodic, in precordial region, check- 
 ing breath, then violent shocks, stitches in 
 heart leaving aching pain, ICalc; as if screwed 
 together, INaja ; as if squeezed, lllod.; as if 
 squeezed, dyspnoea, groaning from pain ,cannot 
 lie down (functional disturbances of heart), 
 ILil. tig.; feeling as if squeezed with a hand, 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
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 ISpig.; felt as if it would be squeezed off, 
 I INux m.; pain as if squeezed or compressed, 
 Tarant. ; sudden pain, as if squeezed (angina 
 pectoris), lArn.; sensation as if right side were 
 being squeezed, Bor. ; squeezing about, Berb.; 
 with pressure on temples (angina pectoris), 
 I IPhyt. g^f grasping, tension. 
 
 Heart, contractions: increase, Atrop. s.; at 
 intervals of three or four beats, after which a 
 much longer interval, Iber.; tumultuous, ir- 
 regular, forerunner of paralysis (capillary 
 bronchitis), IVer.; stronger, Aur. mur. 
 
 Heart, cough : with cardiac affections, I I Col- 
 lin.; with sympathetic affections, IILach.; 
 irritating, sympathetic, attending organic dis- 
 eases, BNaja. g^g* Chap. 27, Cough heart. 
 
 Heart, cramps: Ars., Kali c, Myrica, Tarant., 
 Thuya ; crampy pain in or about, as if it were 
 hanging by bands firmly drawn around (an- 
 gina pectoris), I Kali c; cramplike feeling in, 
 Zinc; griping about region, Cup. m.; cramp- 
 like pain in region of, I IPteL; cramplike pain, 
 causing palpitation with anxiety in praecor- 
 dia, CLach. ; in region of, Ananth.; in region 
 of, spasmodic griping, with rolling of abdo- 
 men, as if something alive were there (sup- 
 posed t&enia), 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Heart, crushing: sensation about, 01. an.; sen- 
 sation as if being crushed, with palpitation, 
 I ISpig. 
 
 Heart, cutting : Brom., IColch. ; sharp cutting 
 in apex at commencement of loss of strength, 
 BLac def.; painful in region, arresting breath- 
 ing and motion with faintness (angina pecto- 
 ris),. BDiosc, in region, interrupts breathing, 
 BCalc; painful in region of, with severe chills, 
 increasing to convulsive violence and ending 
 by his falling to floor apparently dead, rigid 
 and pulseless (convulsions), BPhos.; fine pain 
 in region, beginning in, extends and fixing 
 itself in stomach (after operation for hemor- 
 rhoids), ICroc; painful, as with knives, in- 
 crease or decrease, with redness of nice, fol- 
 lowed by general coldness, attacks only when 
 waking up, IISul.; periodical, in region, ex- 
 tends to shoulders, head and arms (arthritic 
 rheumatism), I ISpig.; in region, Aur. mur.; 
 at 4 p.m., Ars. m.; slow pain, from above 
 downward through centre, motion and 
 breathing impossible, BCact. ggp' 1 ' darting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Heart, cyanosis : g^ 3 * Blood, cyanosis. 
 
 Heart, darting : iEsc. h., Apis, Naja, Phos.; 
 to epigastrium (angina pectoris), I lOxal. ac. ; 
 through, at night, inbed,Iber.; pains,through, 
 at night, in bed, worse lying on left side, 
 Iber.; acute pains, with intermission of pulse 
 and heartbeat, Lye. vir. ; shoots to right, 
 Ascl. t.; when walking after abuse of mer- 
 cury and after repeated endocarditis, B Kali iod. 
 g^*" lancinating, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Heart, deathlike feeling : to left back (cardiac 
 rheumatism), BCact. 
 
 Heart, dilatation : gggf* organic affections. 
 
 Heart, displaced : in dropsy of chest, B Kali iod.; 
 in asthma, I ITabac; by pleuritic exudation, 
 I ISul.; pushed down, in emphysema, I ITereb.; 
 pressed to right, BKali iod.; pressed to right, 
 beat feebly, 98 in a minute (enlargement of 
 spleen), BDiad. ^g^* dropsy; also Chap. 28, 
 Inner chest dropsy, and Pleura exudation. 
 
 Heart, distress: I I Arm, Caust., Tarant., I IVer.; 
 
 in amenorrhcea, BApis; cough seems to pro* 
 ceed (ague), BSamb.; with dyspnoea, Lyss.;. 
 in typhoid fever, BVer. v.; with flatulence,. 
 1 1 Kali ph.; in hysteria, BAmm. c. ; worse 
 morning and evening, and when thinking of 
 it, Lye. vir. ; at night, BArn.; and with audible 
 " knocking" respiration (like sound of axe 
 chopping wood), BLobel. c; with irresistible 
 sleepiness, BCamph.; indescribable, on touch- 
 ing irritable spine, BBTarant.; when spoken 
 to with coldness, BCamph.; uneasy, when pain 
 in limbs and great toe are better, Natr. p. 
 gg^ anxiety, fulness, heaviness. 
 Heart, dragging: Iber.; in great grief, BNaja; 
 
 especially on beginning to move, BRhus. 
 Heart, drawing: Aur. mur., BCanth., Cod., 
 BFerr.; with aneurism, BBSpig. ; dull, over,, 
 worse stooping, Oleand.; with oppression on 
 deep breathing, Card, m.; painful, at apex, 
 BFerr. mur. 
 Heart, dropsy (with heart disease) : BCact.,. 
 jCalc. p., BBCollin., Cop., BBDig., iElat.^ 
 •Jab., BKali m., BBLac def.,BBLach., BNatr. m., 
 I I Phos., BPrun.; ascites, especially in old 
 persons, BKali c; oedema of left hand only,. 
 B BCact. g^aP" Pericardium, effusion. 
 Heart, ears: noises in ears, synchronous with 
 heartbeats, on sitting up, iNux v.; rever- 
 berates (meningitis), BBufo. 
 Heart, ebullition : g^° congestion ; also 
 
 Chap. 28, Inner chest, ebullition. 
 Heart, sensation of emptiness : Coccul. 
 Heart, endocarditis: ggg^ inflammation. 
 Heart, enlargement: g^" organic affections. 
 Heart, epigastrium: apex feels beating (em- 
 physema), I ITereb.; heat rising, after exer- 
 cise, I IFerr.; stitches between heart and epi- 
 gastrium, BSpig. ; throbbing, Alum. 
 Heart, erethism : BLyc. vir. 
 Heart, eyes : amblyopia with heart affections, 
 BLach.; protrusion, in morbus Basedowii, 
 BLyc. vir. g^ Chap. 5, Eyes, protruding. 
 Heart, failure : g^" paralysis, weak. 
 Heart, faint feeling: with cardiac depression, 
 Lye. vir.; with pain, BCact.; worse after se- 
 minal emission, Asaf; sensation goes through 
 to back with sinking, Lyss.; sinking feeling, 
 in dropsy, BBDig.; paroxysms, with sinking 
 sensation, worse face purple, BDig.; about 
 weak heart (pneumonia), I I Sang. fi@° weak. 
 Heart, fainting: BAcon., B BLach.; from weak 
 action, I I Kali ph.; puts hands to chest, cries: 
 "Oh my heart," after a jealous quarrel, falls 
 down, I ILach.; tendency to, abnormal action, 
 BDig. 
 Heart, fatty degeneration: Am., BBArs., 
 BBAur. met., BBAur. mur., B BCact., Caps., 
 Coff., Crotal., Cup. m., BFerr., B BKali c, 
 BKalm., BNaja, B BPhos.; with angina pectoris, 
 I I Phos., I IPhyt.; with broncho-pulmonary 
 catarrh, BPhos. ; with dilatation of nervous 
 deficiency, as irregularity or intermittent 
 action and palpitation, Chloral.; with nerv- 
 ous irritability, BAur. met.; with palpitation, 
 Crotal.; weak, irregular pulse, Kali f.; of right, 
 BPhos. 
 Heart, fever: febrile action, Vacc; with hectic 
 affections, BFerr. mur.; with heart disease 
 chronic rheumatic, pain, worse by moving, 
 afterward better by movement, I ISul.; rheu- 
 matic, with cardiac complications, BLyc. 
 Heart, fluttering: Ars. iod., Asaf., Atrop. s. ? 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 lAur. met., lAur. mur., ICact., Calad.,Chlorof., 
 Eup. pur., Form., Iber., IKali bi., IKali br., 
 IKalm., ILach., ILaur., ILil.tig.,Lith.,ILyss., 
 Med., INux m.,IOxal. ac, I IRatan.,Sep., Ver. 
 v., Zing.; on awaking, IKali iod.; awakens 
 her at night, ILil. tig.; on awaking in melan- 
 cholia, IINaja; like a bird's wing (chronic 
 palpitation), ICact. ; on slightest excitement, 
 Amyl.; with faintness, ICalc; as from fright, 
 fear or sadness, I INux m.; with headache, 
 INaja; with hurriedness, IINatr. m.; cannot 
 lie on left side, IDaph.; worse lying on left 
 side,INatr. m. ; after sudden energetic motions, 
 especially arms, in upward direction or when 
 lying on left side, IDig.; with palpitation, 
 ISul.; in going up stairs, IBry.; with tearing, 
 lightning-like stitches in upper and lower 
 jaws, after menses, I ISpig.; with sensation of 
 suffocation (intermittent), ISamb.; ulcer on 
 leg, IKali iod.; with weak, faint feeling, worse 
 lying down, IINatr. m. gigr beat, quiver- 
 ing, stopped feeling, trembling. 
 
 Heart, foramen ovale : nonclosure. 
 g^gr* Blood, cyanosis. 
 
 Heart, fulness : JEsc. h., I lArg. met., Asaf., 
 Caust., IGlon., Iber., ILach.; as if overloaded 
 with blood and it would afford relief to bring 
 up some, ILil. tig.; congestive, I Asaf.; every 
 evening, IIPuls.; heaviness and heat, with 
 labored beating heart, IGlon.; almost amounts 
 to pain, I IGlon.; in pericariditis, 1 1 Aeon.; as 
 if pressing against side or had not free play 
 (heart disease), ILach.; as from stagnation of 
 blood, Colch. Jg^* heaviness, pressing. 
 
 Heart, functional disorder : ILil. tig., INux v., 
 ITabac; with angemia, IKali f. ; idiopathic, 
 IIArs. ; from overexertion, 1 1 Coca; after at- 
 tacks, dryness of mouth and throat, numbness 
 of right leg, from toes to above knees, cold 
 shivering and chattering of teeth, and weak- 
 ness, ILil. tig.; of no very energetic character, 
 whether purely nervous, or associated with 
 organic disease, ■ Hydr. ac. 
 
 Heart, gout : IBenz. ac, IColch., ILith. 
 g^ 1 * rheumatism. 
 
 Heart, grasping sensation : ICact., INux m.; 
 clutching, ILaur.; as if clutched, with chronic 
 bronchitis, ICact.; in coryza, ICact.; in dys- 
 menorrhcea, I I Tarant. ; with an iron hand, 
 I ICact., Hod.; as if violently grasped, then 
 suddenly released, alternately, ILil. tig. ; or 
 squeezed in a vise, I ILil. tig. fi^g* constric- 
 tion, pressing, tension. 
 
 Heart, sensation as if grown fast : Phos. 
 
 Heart, gurgling sensation : with soreness on 
 left side, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Heart, head : feels beating, while lying, Lachn.; 
 congestive headache, dependent upon organic 
 disease, IINaja; frequent headache, all day, 
 especially in wet, dull weather, with chronic 
 affection, IGlon.; pains extend to, ILith. 
 
 Heart, heat: sensation of, Lyss., Med.; with 
 fulness in abdomen while walking in fresh 
 air, better sitting down, Plant.; must let arms 
 sink down (dilatation of heart), lAnt. t. ; with 
 bursting sensation, Med.; with giddiness, 
 Lachn.; with suffocative attacks, I Ant. t.; 
 warm sensation about, Cann. s.; warm rising, 
 I Ant. t. 
 
 Heart, heaviness: Ant. sul. aur., Aur. mur., 
 Bufo., ICact., Iber., ILil. tig., 1 1 Puis., Sarrac, 
 Zinc; in afternoon, Bapt.; with dyspnoea, 
 
 lllpec; every evening, IIPuls.; worse on mo- 
 tion, Eup. perf.; painful, Hod.; in acute peri- 
 carditis, I ISpig.; pain, as if something weighed 
 it down (cardialgia), ICham. a®* fulness, 
 oppression, pressing 
 
 Heart, hemorrhoids: with heart disease, 
 liEsc h., Crotal.; after heart is relieved old 
 hemorrhoids reappear, I Collin. 
 
 Heart, hurried: forced feeling about apex, better 
 sitting still, ILil. tig. 
 
 Heart, hypertrophy : g^'organic affections. 
 
 Heart, hysteria : cardiac derangements, with 
 aphonia, INux m.; anomalous functional dis- 
 orders, in persons possessing peculiarly sensi- 
 tive nervous system, Sumb. J^~ nerves, 
 trembling. 
 
 Heart, inflammation (carditis): ISpig.; acute, 
 idiopathic or rheumatic, ICact.; bad effects 
 of acute, INaja; chronic, ICact.; endocardi- 
 tis, 1 1 Aeon., I Act. rac, IIArs., I Aur. met., 
 I Aur. mur., Bism., IBry., ICact., ICalc, 
 Coccul., Colch., Iod., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 IKalm., ILach., Merc, cy., Naja, I lOxal. ac, 
 
 • Phos., Phyt,, Plat., Plumb., ISpig., Tarant., 
 Ver. v.; endocarditis, Coccul. after Aeon.; 
 endocarditis, with chlorotic symptoms, 
 I IFerr.; endocarditis, followed by repeated 
 darting above heart when walking, IKali iod.; 
 endocarditis, after diphtheria, ILach.; endo- 
 carditis, when there remains great fearfulness, 
 Coccul. ; endocarditis with gastritis, IBism.; 
 endocarditis, with inflammatory swelling of 
 knees, Coccul.; endocarditis, with scanty 
 menses, I INatr. m.; endocarditis, occasional 
 attacks, Coccus; endocarditis, in pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; endocarditis, repeated with valvular 
 defects, especially affecting right ventricle, 
 which gradually becomes dilated, IKali iod. ; 
 endocarditis rheumatica, I Aur. mur., I IDig., 
 IHyos., IKali n., IKalm., IPhos., 1 1 Plat., 
 ISpong., ISumb., Yer. v.; endocarditis, rheu- 
 matic, with consequent hypertrophy and val- 
 vular disease, I IKalm.; endocarditis, with in- 
 sufficiency of mitral valve after acute articular 
 rheumatism, I ISpig.; endocarditis, after scar- 
 latina, ILach.; endocarditis, with stitches 
 about heart, I ISpig.; myocarditis, I Aeon., 
 Apis, Ars. i., IBry., ICact., ICarbo v., Caust., 
 IDig., Glon., ILach., INaja, Phos., Psor., 
 I ISpig., Sul., Sumb., I Ver. v. ; myocarditis, 
 with Bright's disease, lApis, Apoc, lArs., 
 Ascl., Cann. s., Colch., IDig., Kali n., Phos.; 
 internal heat, especially when sitting, ICarbo 
 v.; rheumatic, with sympathetic irritation 
 and cough, INaja ; rheumatic, with severe 
 pains in apex down to arms and finger tips, 
 ICact. ^Hf Pericardium inflammation. 
 
 Heart, irritable: lAsaf., IBry., HCoff. t., IKali 
 br., ILil. tig., ILyc vir.; causes cough, IBar.c; 
 with depressed force, ILyc vir.; in myalgia, 
 
 I Am.; incipient (phthisis), ILyc. 
 jf^ a nerves, stomach. 
 
 Heart, jerking : Agar., Nux v.; sensation about 
 
 Con. B@" shocks, twitching. 
 Heart, kidneys : cirrhotic, with diseased heart, 
 
 I I Plumb. ; organic diseases of heart in morbus 
 Brightii, Tereb.; change in muscular structure 
 with or without atheromatous degeneration 
 of vessels, ten cases out of twenty -five were 
 associated with parenchymatous nephritis in 
 stages of atrophy, Plumb.; disturbance of right, 
 in Bright's disease, Atrop. jg^inflammation. 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
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 Heart, lameness : awakes with, worse during 
 expiration, I I Phyt. 
 
 Heart, lancinating: lAcon., Apis, I IChel., 
 Jacar. ; streaming pain where impulse of apex 
 is felt, to left hypochondrium, Aur. mur.; 
 with fever, ICact.; pains at night, from base 
 to apex, Syph.; when sweat fails (intermit- 
 tent), ICact. fi^T* cutting, darting, shoot- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Heart, large: feeling, with bursting sensation, 
 and heat in chest, Med. ; feels too, as if drowned 
 in a basin of water, Bufo.; sensation as if 
 enlarged, IISul.; feels as if too large for con- 
 taining cavity (hypertrophy of left ventricle), 
 I ILach. J8@T organic affections. 
 
 Heart, larynx : cardiac derangement, with ner- 
 vous aphonia, INux m., I lOxal. ac. 
 
 Heart, lightness: ILyc; as if a vacuum were 
 there, in evening, Chrom. ac. 
 
 Heart, liver: fatty degeneration, as a sequel 
 of heart disease, IPhos. 
 
 Heart, lump : feels as though a lump started 
 from and was forced through arteries, Natr. p. ; 
 as of a throbbing, internally, Cupr. s. 
 
 Heart, lying down : clucking sensation on 
 deep inspiration, Chrom. ac; can lie only on 
 left side (disease of heart), lArs. met.; dull 
 pain in region of, when on left side, better 
 lying on side, Tell.; painful on left side (heart 
 disease), ILach.; tender when on left side, 
 ICrotal.; feels suspended to left ribs, and 
 dragging them to right side, when on right 
 side, I Kali c. 
 
 Heart, menses : organic affection, deficiency of 
 healthy blood, causes amenorrhceic and men- 
 orrhagic symptoms, I Kali c; irregular, with 
 marked organic changes present, I Dig.; car- 
 diac troubles, at menopause, ICrotal.; after 
 heart is relieved, suppressed reappear, ICollin. 
 
 Heart, mental condition : as if a black cloud 
 weighed upon it (mental disorder), 1 1 Act.rac; 
 feeling of depression and lowness, 1 1 Naja ; 
 disturbance, causes pain, Ars. m.; mental ex- 
 ertion causes cold feeling about, I Natr. m.; 
 when nervous or muscular energy is weak- 
 ened by great, anxiety or emotions, IMosch. ; 
 symptoms, with fear of death, Asaf.; func- 
 tional disorder from mental emotions, worse 
 at menstrual period, ICact.; consequences of 
 sudden joy or pleasant surprise, ICoff.; low- 
 spirited, between attacks, Asaf.; heart symp- 
 toms, with fits of low spirits, Asaf.; melan- 
 choly feeling about, desire to take deep breath, 
 Cinch.; sadness, phlegmatic, I I Strain.; pain- 
 ful pulsations on attempting to study or write, 
 Codein.; heart disease, with terror and fear, 
 ISpong.; feeling as after committing a wicked 
 deed, ICoccul. 
 
 Heart, metastasis: of gout, IBenz. ac,IColch'., 
 I ILith.; scarlet rash, suppressed, lArs. 
 
 Heart, murmur : fi^* sounds. 
 
 Heart, nerves: nervous affections (neurosis), 
 lAcon., I Act. rac, HCalc, Chloral., Ferr., 
 IIGels., Hydr. ac, IHyos., IKalm., IILach., 
 Lachn., Laur., IL.il. tig., IMagn. p., INaja, 
 INux m., Plumb., Sil., Stram., Sul., ISumb., 
 IVer. ; disturbed innervation, ICup. m.; nerv- 
 ousexeitement, IIMosch.; troubles from nerv- 
 ous exhaustion, ISil.; hyperaesthesia, ICoff., 
 ICollin., Hgn.; irritation, ICollin.; acts on 
 ganglia, Chloral.; neurosis, from spinal or 
 uterine irritation, IKali br.; neurosis, with 
 
 deficient power and action, 1 1 Gels.; neurosis, 
 vertigo, with sense of falling, HCalc; reflex 
 symptoms, Lil. tig. fl@y neuralgia, paral- 
 ysis. 
 
 Heart, neuralgia: lAcon. , ICact., ICalc.JISpig.; 
 arrests breathing, iEsc. h.; in parturition, 
 I Act. rac; causing pressure, Cornus; with 
 tenderness of spinal column, 1 1 Ran. sc 
 gUp- nerves, paralysis, rheumatism, spasm, 
 and all acute pains; also Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest angina. 
 
 Heart, oppression : IAcon.,Agar.,IAmyl.,Anac, 
 Ananth., Anthrok., Ant. t.,Arund.,IAur. mur., 
 Bell., Brom., Bry., Cann. i., Castor., Caust., 
 Chlor., Colch., IGels., IGlon., Iod., ILach., 
 Lye vir., IMerc, Oxal. ac, Sinap., ISpig., 
 Sumb.; with abnormal action, IDig.; in after- 
 noon, Bapt.; with fistula in ano, ICact.; with 
 anxiety, ICaust.; anxious. Agar.; as if an at- 
 tack of apoplexy threatened, better walking, 
 Colch.; with asthma, ILobel. i.; when bending 
 forward when sitting, Jacea ; in cholera, ITa- 
 bac; with passive congestion, Ver.v.; causing 
 constriction of chest (hysteria), ICinnam.; 
 with endocarditis, I Aur. mur.; on least exer- 
 tion (diphtheria), INatr. a.; attacks, worse on 
 lying with head low, I ISpong.; dull, on lying 
 on leftside (heart disease), ILach.; as if cav- 
 ity of thorax were narrowed, I Agar. ; at night, 
 with palpitation and debility (old age), I Aur. 
 met.; painful, Hod.; with palpitation, Calca.; 
 with palpitation, worse thinking of it, or 
 when spoken to of his loss (effects of grief), 
 ■Gels.; causes difficult respiration, Med.; with 
 low spirits, ICaust. ; after goi ng up stairs, Ang.; 
 as from stagnation of blood in lying on left 
 side at night, is obliged to turn to right, 
 Colch. ; caused by bloating of stomach, INux 
 m.; extends to throat, INux m. g£iP fulness, 
 heaviness, pressing, tension. 
 
 Heart, organic affections : dilatation, lAlum., 
 Amm. c, lAnt. t., lApis, HCact,, Chloral., 
 Chlorof., Coff., Cup. m.,Hydr. ac, Iod., IKali 
 iod., ILaur., Lil. tig., ILyc, INaja, INux v., 
 Phos., Plumb., Puis., ITabac; eccentric dila- 
 tation, with systolic bellows sound (morbus 
 Brightii), INatr. m.; dilatation, with broncho- 
 pulmonary catarrh, IPhos.; dilatation, with 
 hypertrophy, I I Kali f.; dilatation, with hyper- 
 trophy, in anasarca, Amyl., dilatation, with 
 nervous palpitation, INux v.; dilatation, with 
 pleuritis, IPhos.; dilatation, with marked 
 projection of left second and third ribs, after 
 typhoid endocarditis, Hod.; dilatation, re- 
 laxed, with thin walls (morbus Brightii), 
 I IPhos. ac; dilatation, from rheumatism, 
 I Ant. t.; dilatation of right, caused by ather- 
 oma of pulmonary arteries and from fatty 
 liver (cerebral oedema), I IPhos.; dilatation, 
 after scarlatina, Hod.; dilatation of left ven- 
 tricle, Plumb.; dilatation of right ventricle, 
 ILach., IPhos.; dilatation, slight, of right 
 ventricle (dysmenorrhea), I ITarant.; hyper- 
 trophy, 1 1 Aeon., I Amyl., lArn., I Ars., Aspar., 
 I Aur. met., I Aur. mur., Bism., IIBrom., 
 I ICact., I IDig., IFerr., IGlon., IGraph., IHep., 
 liber., Hod., IKali bi., IIKalic, IIKalm., 
 ILach., I ILith., ILyc, INaja, INatr. m., 
 Nux v., Phos., Plumb., IPuls., IIRhus, HSpig., 
 I ISpong., Staph., Ver. v.; numbness in left 
 arm, tingling in fingers, 1 1 Aeon ., IIRhus; 
 with neurotic form of angina, ISpig.; hyper- 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 trophy, chronic, with angina pectoris, ■ INa- 
 ja; hypertrophy, with dilatation, HCact., 
 1 1 Chloral., 1 1 Kali f, I I Rhus; hypertrophy, 
 with dilatation and aortic obstruction, IKalm.; 
 hypertrophy, with dilatation and palpitation, 
 
 I I Lye. vir.; eccentric hypertrophy, I Apis ; hy- 
 pertrophy, consequent on rheumatic endo- 
 carditis, I IKalm.; hypertrophy, from violent 
 exercise, NRhus; fatty hypertrophy, ICact.; 
 hypertrophy, hydrops siccus, 1 1 Lye; hyper- 
 trophy, followed by swelling of liver, Aur. 
 met.; hypertrophy, oedema pedum, I ICact., 
 MPrun.; hypertrophy, from portal obstruc- 
 tion, INux v.; hypertrophy of right, IPhos.; 
 hypertrophy of left ventricle, Plumb.; hy- 
 pertrophy of left ventricle, with congestion 
 to head and face, IPhos. ; hypertrophy of left 
 ventricle, with sensation as if heart were too 
 large for containing space, ILach.; hyper- 
 trophy of left ventricle, with great irritation 
 of cardiac nerves, ICact.; hypertrophy of left 
 ventricle, with vertigo, Hod.; hypertrophy 
 of right ventricle (retinitis albuminurica), 
 ■Ars.; hypertrophy of right ventricle, pre- 
 cordial dulness increased, ICact.; slight hy- 
 pertrophy, INaja ; hypertrophy, in a young 
 woman, 1 1 Cact. f^g* sounds, valvular affec- 
 tions. 
 
 Heart, ovaries : heart and ovary feel drawn to- 
 gether, INaja. 
 
 Heart, pain : i I Apis, Ars. m., IBrom., ICact., 
 Card.m., Chlor., ICina, Crotal., IDaph., Iber., 
 IKalm., ILach., ILobel i., IIMerc. c, INaja, 
 CEnan., Oxal. ac, Variol.; to left abdomen, 
 catching breath (chorea), ICact.; in left side, 
 just above, IGraph. ; in afternoon in bed, at 
 times reaching through chest to shoulder and 
 neck, Chrom. ac. ; with anxiety, violent heart- 
 beat, trembling, difficult respiration, sleep- 
 lessness at night delirium (heart disease), 
 
 I I Op. ; with anxiousness, Millef.; in apex, 
 to left arm and finger ends, Cact.; where 
 apex strikes parietes of chest (pericarditis), 
 lAscl. t.; extends to arm, IDig.; severe, 
 extends to arm, in angina pectoris, lAmyl.; 
 down left arm, I Aeon., Aur. met., Crotal., 
 ■Rhus, ISpig., Tabac. ; with sensation of 
 paralysis and numbness of left arm, and 
 twitching of fingers, particularly forefinger, in 
 morning, Pallad.; great, extending to left arm 
 and throat, Med.; down right arm, Phyt., 
 Spig.; left side to back, lAmyl.; through to 
 back, lArs. iod., Crot.,Glon., ■ Kalic., Lil. tig., 
 ■Spig., HSul.; about base, HArum. t.,Iber.; 
 about base, relieves pains in limbs and great 
 toe, I INatr. p.; violent, in region as she bent 
 over bed, in morning after rising, ■Lith.; con- 
 stant, in region, with bound-down sensation 
 (sequel to rheumatism), I ■Cact.; diagonally 
 towards right chest, Apis ; all over chest and 
 down left arm (angina pectoris), I Act. rac; 
 after coitus, IDig.; constant, Asaf., Benz. ac, 
 Hod.; constant, in lower part, Lyss.; constant 
 dull, worse lying down, Iber. ; constant, with 
 palpitation, IDig.; daily, about 10 a.m. and 4 
 to 6 p.m., with feeling of dread and oppression, 
 Sinap.; with sudden debility, Cup. ars.; dull, 
 Iber. ; with pain in left arm and sensation as if 
 handwereswollen,Med.;dull,continuous,down 
 left arm and through to shoulder blade, worse 
 on drawing a deep breath or ascending (dys- 
 menorrhcea), ■Crotal.; dull, at base, ■Ailant.; 
 
 dull, rendered sharp by drawing a long breath,. 
 4 p.m., Tromb.; dull, in chronic carditis,Cact.;. 
 dull, all day, with pinching about fourth rib, 
 right side, Lyss.; with dyspnoea, ICact., ILyss., 
 ■Psor.; dull, worse lying down and breathing 
 deeply, Rumex ; dull, occasional, Sinap. ; 
 dull, oppressive, Sticta; dull, quick, Med.;. 
 before epileptic attack, iCalc. a.; with faint- 
 ing, I ILach.; becomes fixed after wandering 
 through joints, must sit upright, lAur. met. ;; 
 from behind forward, Oxal. ac. ; worse lying 
 with head low, HSpong.; to head, ■Dig.; 
 with headache, iEthus, Lyss.; to left hypo- 
 chondriac region, Ars. s. r.; deep, to back 
 and right, like a jerking body, Cact.; with 
 lameness in arm, 2 p.m., Pallad.; to lower right 
 leg, 1 1 Alum.; when pain in limbs and great 
 toe are better, Natr. p.; after mental disturb- 
 ance, Ars. m.; miscarriage in sixth week of 
 pregnancy, llpec; in morning, Calc. p.; 
 worse on motion, Eup. perf.; movable ; ■Iod.; 
 to neck, Graph., Tabac; to nape of neck, left 
 shoulder and arm, with anxiety and fear of 
 death, INaja; especially at night, Med.; in 
 organic affection of heart, rrSpong.; with pal- 
 pitation, Aur. met., ICact.; with fearful pal- 
 pitation, with burning and heat in chest, then 
 shooting in back, Calc. a. ; palpitation and fear 
 of suffocation (suppression of intermittent by 
 opium), Calc. a.; periodical attacks, after ty- 
 phoid endocarditis, Hod.; persistent, dull, 
 circumscribed, towards apex, Sinap.; with 
 slow small pulse (hypertrophy with dilatation 
 and aortic obstruction), IKalm.; quick, Hod.; 
 after riding in a carriage, to left scapula (an- 
 gina), I INaja; with corresponding pain in 
 right side, severe sticking and shooting, short- 
 ness of breath and sighing, Lyss.; when rising 
 from a seat, 1 1 Gels.; through to left scapula, 
 Aloe, Lil. tig., ISuL; with sexual debility, 
 ■Dig.; shoots to left shoulder, Ascl. t.; with 
 sighing, I ILyss.; while sitting, going off on 
 motion, IMagn. m.; prevents sleep, Ars. i.; 
 severe, worse on pressure over painful spot 
 and quietness (sciatica), 1 1 Rhus ; up sternum,, 
 darting out across chest, particularly towards 
 leftside (angina), I I Oxal. ac. ; to stomach and 
 abdomen, Kalm.; from anterior to lower part 
 of thigh, Calc s. ; as if hanging by a thread 
 and every beat would tear it off, with palpi- 
 tation, after menses, ILach.; with sore throat 
 and heaviness in legs, Lyss.; causes trembling 
 and fearfulness, Daph.; under, awoke him,. 
 Chrom. ac; from below upward, Brom., 
 Merc; before and at time of urinating, 
 ■Lith. g^iT* neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Heart, palpitation : f$^ Palpitation. 
 
 Heart, paralysis: threatened, I Aeon., Ars., 
 Bufo., Calab., ICarbo v., Chloral., ■Crotal., 
 ■Gels., I ILach., I Plumb., IVer.; apprehended, 
 in smallpox, llod.; failure of action from 
 chloroformorothercardiacparalyzersJAtrop. 
 s. ; sudden death impending, from disturbed 
 innervation, ■Cup. m.; impending, in yellow 
 fever, or typhoid, HCarbo v.; seems to be par- 
 alyzed, Ananth.; from inflammation of spinal 
 cord, Oxal. ac; threatened in cerebral irrita- 
 tion, 1 1 Act. rac, IBell., Cann. s., IDig., IBOp., 
 ■Ver.; threatened, in diphtheria, ILach., 
 ■Merc cy., INaja ; threatened, in pericarditis, 
 I I Chloral.; threatened, in pneumonia, lAnt.t.,. 
 I IBry.,Kali n.JPhos.,Sang.,Ve:\v.;threatene& 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION 
 
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 in typhus, Cup. ni.; of cardiac branches of 
 vagi, Sumb. ; sudden, asphyctic form of urae- 
 mia, IHydr. ac. Jggf nerves. 
 
 Heart, peculiar sensation : from apex to left 
 axilla, at times down arm, ^Esc h.; awakes at 
 night, for a few moments feels as if she were 
 floating in air, I I Sticta. 
 
 Heart, percussion sound: dull sound over 
 large surface at base (pleuritis, with plastic 
 exudation), IHep.; dulness increased, IDig. 
 gg^ organic affections. 
 
 Heart, pericardium : j^° Pericardium. 
 
 Heart, piercing pain : Hod. 
 
 Heart, pinching: Phos. 
 
 Heart, pressing sensation : lArn., Aur. mur., 
 Bell., ICact., Cann. i., Card, m., Coccul., 
 Graph., Iber., IKalm., ILach., Lil. tig., 
 Nitr. sp. d., 01. an., IPhos., Sang., ISpong , 
 Stram., Zinc; as if something were, against, 
 lEup. perf.; constant, with anxiety, impedes 
 respiration, better walking, I I Puis.; with in- 
 expressible anxiety, Rhus ; as if an attack of 
 apoplexy threatened, better walking, Colch.; 
 a very strange and unusual feeling, something 
 like bands, in middle of chest, and as if nee- 
 dles were sticking in it, a dull kind of stitch- 
 ing pain, Lyss.; under axilla to back, like a 
 belt of pain (cardiac rheumatism), ICact.; 
 with short breath, Variol. ; arresting breath- 
 ing, Bell.; burning, with frequent inodorous, 
 tasteless eructation, Sinap.; as if a cap were 
 over, I I Zinc; compressed feeling, Agar., 
 I ICact., ISpig.; compressed pain, ICalc; con- 
 fined feeling, Agar.; as if being contracted, 
 IGlon.; distension, ILach., IXux v.; dull, in- 
 termitting, Stront.; dull, painful, fulness and 
 coldness, no organic lesion, ILil. tig.; with 
 dyspnoea and feeling of certainty that he is 
 going to die in twenty-four hours, ILac def.; 
 after eating, IKalibi.; with eructation,! Ilgn.; 
 every evening, IIPuls.; severe, below, even- 
 ings in bed (heart affection), IXatr. m.; fol- 
 lowed by faintness, with darkening before 
 eyes (mental derangement), I I Mane; with 
 fainting, Petrol.; as if too full and expanded, 
 Asaf., ILach.; presses hand over, as if suffer- 
 ing (hysteria), IHydr. ac. ; heavy, causing 
 constriction and anxiety, with cutting and 
 griping in bowels, as from wind, Spig.; with 
 hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. a.; tormenting, 
 at night, during menses, lArg. nit, ; outward, 
 Lye. vir.; fixed pain, at apex, Chrom. ac; with 
 peculiar sensation in chest, Colch.; painful, 
 IBry.; painful, as if it would be pressed down, 
 Cham.; painful, with palpitation at night, 
 Coccus ; painful, with dyspnoea, whole night, 
 Cann. i.;_ painful, in erysipelas, I I Rhus ; pain- 
 ful, in right, nearly constant, but worse by 
 eating even a little, ILil.tig. ; as if in too small a 
 place, lEup. perf., I ILach.; in spells, morning 
 and afternoon, Pallad.; stinging, Spong.,Zing.; 
 ceasing, after urinating in morning, ILith.; 
 on rising to urinate, better after urination, 
 I ILith. gg^* constriction. 
 
 Heart, pricking: lArn., Ascl. t., Aur. mur., 
 Cact., IHam., Kali bi., Lyss., Sinap., Ver. v.; 
 with carditis, ICact,; as of needle, I I Ascl. t,; 
 pain, as if a needle were crosswise in ven- 
 tricles, at each contraction, I liber. 
 g^~ sticking, stinging. 
 
 Heart, purring feeling : ISpig. 
 
 Heart, qualmish feeling : with nausea and 
 
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 accumulation of saliva, IINux v.; sick, 
 
 I Cham. 
 
 Heart, quivering : with sense of suffocation 
 (intermittent), ISamb. JSSg" fluttering, 
 trembling. 
 
 Heart, radiating pain : different parts, left side 
 of chest, worse from least movement, Med. 
 
 Heart, restless feeling: Anac, lArs., Lyss. 
 
 Heart, rheumatism : Abrot., lArs., Aur' met., 
 IBenz. ac, I ICact., IKali c, IKalm., I ILith., 
 Lycvir.,IPhos.,l IRhus,l ISpig.;great agitation, 
 
 I I Aeon.; pain from apex by friction to left 
 subscapular region, then to mid-dorsal, later 
 to apex, Lye vir.; aching in, followed by 
 pains in left wrist, inner side of right calf and 
 in subclavicular region, and again in left 
 wrist and region of apex, Lye vir.; in attacks, 
 IKalm.; heart disease after gout or acute 
 rheumatism, IColch.; heart disease after fre- 
 quent attacks of rheumatism, or alternating 
 with it, I IKalm.; extensive dulness over prae- 
 cordia, ICact.; fibrin deposited on surfaces of 
 valves or investing membrane, ILach.; me- 
 tastasis, from outward application, IKalm., 
 ISang.; shifting rapidly from one portion of 
 body to another, IPuls*; paroxysmal, ICact.; 
 with irregular pulse, IDig.; worse on speak- 
 ing or lying on left side, ICact.; pain when 
 urinating particularly last drops, causing him 
 to cry out (dropsy of chest), Aspar.; wander- 
 ing pains down left arm, I IKalm. J^IT gout, 
 neuralgia. 
 
 Heart, feeling of rigidity : Aur. mur. 
 
 Heart, sensitive : pulls dress away, IILach., 
 I ITarant.; painful, in typhoid fever, IMere; 
 tenderness, ILyc vir., Zinc; tenderness on 
 pressure, I I Ascl. t,; -to touch, painful, pain 
 going over nearly whole abdomen, IFerr. 
 
 Heart, sharp pains : Arg. nit., ICact., IGlon., 
 Hod. , Med. ; agonizing (anginapectoris), II Ars.; 
 at apex, ^Esc h.; at apex, as though a knife 
 were cutting up and down (fainting spells), 
 ILac def; at apex, worse on movement, Med.; 
 radiate to arm and left shoulder (climaxis) 
 I ITherid.; affects base, Ars. s. r.; from before 
 backward, Iber. ; worse on belching, I I Amyl.; 
 taking away breath, Merc iod. flav.; with 
 dysmenorrhea, ICon.; frequent, IBry.; to 
 head, preceded by nausea, Med.; causing 
 palpitation, Lact. ac ; each attack, in acute 
 rheumatism, I ILac c; distinct, on rising in 
 morning, then passage of flatus, Cund . ; through 
 chest to between shoulders, especially with 
 dyspeptic symptoms, IISul.; as of spasm, in 
 nervous dyspepsia, IHydr. ac; sudden, ex- 
 tends towards to right chest, Apis ; compels 
 upright position (dysmenorrhcea), I ITarant. 
 B^ neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Heart, shocks: Alum., Zinc; in angina pec- 
 toris, I Arn.; several blows on lying down at 
 night, Agar.; frequent, Con.; towards front of 
 neck like electric shock, I Graph.; transient, 
 painful, Agar.; painful occasional, as soon as 
 pain in heart ceases a similar pain appears in 
 right arm (angina pectoris), I IPhyt, ; sudden, 
 ILith., Mang.; in stitches, ICalc; twitching, 
 Agar.; violent, waking from a troubled sleep 
 (functional disturbance of heart), ILach. 
 gig- jerking. 
 
 Heart, shooting: IIApis, Brach., Sul. ac; in 
 angina pectoris, ILyc; pains like those of 
 angina pectoris, down left arm or up into neck 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 and involve different plexuses of nerves (di- 
 lated heart), ITabac; dull, front to back, 
 Paeonia, ISul.; interrupts breathing, iCalc. p.; 
 slight dull pain, at 7 p.m., lasting till he went 
 to sleep, 10.30 p.m. , Lyss. ; in dysmenorrhea, 
 I ITarant.; sharp, lasting four hours, Lyss.; 
 through to left scapula, causing violent beat- 
 ing of heart, with anxious expression of 
 countenance, quick but weak pulse and diffi- 
 cult respiration (rheumatism), IKalm.; acute, 
 quick to right, Ascl. t.; to left shoulder blade, 
 caused by deep respiration, worse by cough- 
 ing, sneezing, hiccough, I I Agar.; urging, in 
 region of, Berb. fig^ darting, lancinating. 
 
 Heart, soreness: Aur. mur., Bar. c, I Gels., 
 I ILept., IMagn. c, Oxal. ac; effects of grief, 
 IGels., Ilgn.; in morning, after having slept 
 on left side, Med.; worse on motion, Eup.perf.; 
 with headache, better in cold air, Lyss.; jerk- 
 ing, IFluor. ac; with palpitation, ICrotal.; in 
 cardiac rheumatism, ICact.; worse on stoop- 
 ing, ILith. f$^ a aching, bruised, rheuma- 
 tism. 
 
 Heart, sounds: bellows, in anaemia, IFerr.; 
 bellows, in heart affection, ISpong., ISumb.; 
 bellows, with cardiac rheumatism, I IPhos.; 
 bellows, soft, IFerr.; bellows, with fine sound, 
 
 I IPhos., Psor.; blowing, over apex (heart dis- 
 ease), ILyc vir. ; loud blowing, in rheumatic 
 endocarditis, ISpong.; in place of first tick a 
 blowing and louder second tick of pulmonary 
 artery (endocarditis), I Kali c; blowing in 
 under portion (heart disease), IHydras. ; en- 
 docardial beat, pronounced, best heard at 
 apex beat, I llodof., followed by Tuberc; 
 loud bruits, in endocarditis, lAur. met.; 
 \>r\iit descie, then bellows sound within small 
 space in region of aortic valves, ILith.; bruit 
 de souffle, 1 1 Kali br. ; bruit de souffle, at base, 
 
 I I Plumb.; heard through nearly every part 
 of chest, Natr. a.; violent, especially " choc," 
 Ars.; painful, cracking, INatr. c; deep, Bar. c; 
 diastolic bellows sound (rheumatic carditis), 
 I ISpig.; diastolic blowing, no relief in any 
 position, I Apis; diastolic sound impaired, 
 I I Rhus ; diastolic, increased (organic disease), 
 lApis; diastolic, lost (cardiac rheumatism), 
 ICact.; diastolic, very loud, ILyc. vir.; diastolic 
 louder, from pulmonary stagnation, IKali c; 
 diastolic, replaced by harsh murmurs, ICact.;. 
 diastolic, rasping audibly, lApis; diminished, 
 in pleuritis, with plastic exudation, IHep.; 
 dull, Bar. c; dull and intermittent, IMerc. 
 cor. ; friction, at base, Cupr. s. : loud friction, 
 in cardiac rheumatism, I IPhos.; gurgling 
 (gluckern), particularly noticeable when lying, 
 
 I I Psor. ; increased in intensity, especially in 
 region of semilunar valves, Iber. ; indistinct, 
 Psor.; indistinct, in pericarditis, IColch.; like 
 striking knuckle against hard substance at 
 each stroke (heart disease), IHydras.; loud, 
 metallic, Dig.; metallic, in angina pectoris, 
 I Aur. mur.; muffled, in pericarditis, IColch.; 
 muffled, as if laboring in a sac of water 
 (heart disease), IHydras.; murmurs, I Aspar., 
 ISpong., Tarant.; anaemic murmurs, IFerr., 
 Ilpec, ; murmurs, in apoplexy, ICoccul.; 
 bellows and anaemic murmurs around large 
 arteries, Calc; murmur, in consumption, 
 ilod.; murmur, enlarged right ventricle, 
 ICact.; murmur, after fright, I IStram.; mur- 
 mur over mitral (organic valvular disease), 
 
 ICarbol. ac; murmur, rushing, blowing, re- 
 gurgitant, synchronous with pulse beat, IDig.; 
 murmur, from rheumatic mestastases, ILach. ; 
 systolic murmur, IKali c, I IFerr., I IPhos., 
 
 I I Puis., ISpong.; purring, in region of apex, 
 
 I I Plumb., I I Psor. ; purring, when lying must 
 have head high, worse lying on left side, 
 IGlon.; purring, pulse intermittent, IGlon:; 
 loud regurgitative, in valvular disease, INaja; 
 rumbling noise, Chin. a. ; irregular rumbling, 
 changed into more regular pulsations (disease 
 of heart), lAmyl.; rushing, in under.portion 
 (heart disease), IHydras.; sawing, with vio- 
 lent pains, diarrhoea and vomiting, Lobel. i.; 
 sharper than natural, IDig.; systolic, strongly 
 accentuated, IKalm.; systolic, scarcely au- 
 dible (typhus), I Agar., Crotal.; systolic, blow- 
 ing at apex, I ISpig.; systolic, blowing, in 
 chlorosis, I ISpig.; systolic, blowing, heard 
 most distinctly at apex (rheumatic affection 
 of heart), ICact.; systolic, replaced by a blow- 
 ing sound of mitral regurgitation, heard up- 
 
 • ward in clavicular region and particularly be- 
 tween scapulae, second sound pointed, short, 
 sharp, Lye vir.; strong systolic blowing at 
 apex of left ventricle (insufficiency of mitral 
 valves), I ISpig.; peculiar blowing, synchro- 
 nous with systole, over arch of aorta, I IPhos.; 
 systole, bruit de souffle, I IPhos.; systolic, not 
 well denned, in organic disease of heart, 
 lApis ; change from systole to diastole, indi- 
 cated by a wavelike motion, I ISpig.; dull, 
 systolic, IMtr. ac; during systole friction 
 sound (rheumatic carditis), I ISpig.; systolic, 
 followed by a grating, second sound ac- 
 centuated, INaja; systolic, somewhat harsh, 
 IKalm.; systolic, increased, Aur. mur.; sys- 
 tolic, often intermitting, IKalm.; systolic, 
 rasping audibly, lApis; systolic, confused, 
 second prolonged and of increased intens- 
 ity (aneurism), I ISpig.; systolic, whistling, 
 I IPhos.; tumultuous, in organic disease of 
 heart, I Apis; weak, limited, Cupr. s.; weak, 
 worse in intercostal neuralgia, I IStann.; weak, 
 in pericarditis, IColch.; whistling in pericar- 
 ditis, IColch.; whizzing to and fro, bruit de 
 souffle, Cact. J^g~ organic affections. 
 
 Heart, spasmodic pain: fears sudden death, 
 ILaur.; in rheumatism, ILach.; pulse remits, 
 Aur. met. 
 
 Heart, spasmodic sensation : in phthisis, 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Heart, spasms: ICup. m.; chorea, Cup. ars.; 
 real convulsio cordis, lAgar. J^p hysteria. 
 
 Heart, spleen : affected primarily, heart over- 
 worked, INatr. m. 
 
 Heart, as if squeezed : jg^T constriction. 
 
 Heart, stabbing: Iber.; through to left, scap- 
 ula causing violent beating of heart, with 
 anxious expression of face, quick but weak 
 pulse, and difficult respiration (rheumatism), 
 IKalm. B^ 3 lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Heart, stenosis: lAur. met.; of left osteum 
 venosum, 1 1 Psor. 
 
 Heart, sticking: Agar., Cann. i., 1 1 Iber., Lyss., 
 I IMerc iod. rub.; in apex. Agar.; awakened 
 by boring at point where impulse of apex is 
 felt, feels he could not have endured it longer, 
 worse by hand pressed lightly, Aur. mur.; 
 dragging, outward and downward, Berb.; 
 drawing, squeezing, result of rheumatism and 
 cold, with palpitation and difficulty of respi- 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 835 
 
 ration, ILyss.; as with prongs of fork, Cann. L; 
 at intervals, Lyss.; and soreness, with organic 
 disease, HRhus. Jg^* pricking, stinging. 
 
 Heart, stinging: 1 1 Apis, Berb.,IColch.,Myrica, 
 IPod., Spong.; from before backward, Iber.; 
 with cough, I I Cup. a.; in whopping cough, 
 ICaust.; worse lying down or breathing deep- 
 ly, Rumex ; with oppression, IColch.; sharp 
 pain, Lyss.; worse on violent expiration, 
 I I Zinc. 8^*" pricking, sticking. 
 
 Heart, stitches : lAcon., Agar., Amyl., Anac, 
 Ananth., lArn., Ars. m., Aur. niur., Bar. c, 
 Berb., IIBry., Bufo., ICact., Cann. i., Carbol. 
 ac, Card, m., Caust., IChel., Cinch., IColch., 
 IColoc, Diosc, Elat., Gels., IGlon., Graph., 
 Hep., II Kali c, Kali iod., IKahn., IIKreo., 
 Lachn., ILaur., Lyss., Menyanth., Merc. iod. 
 flav., IMur. ac, Petrol., Phos. ac, MPsor., 
 I I Ran. sc, Sang., HSpig., ISul., Sul. ac, Val., 
 Zinc; above, Aur. mur., IIKreo.; above, in 
 evening, Zinc; in angina pectoris, ILaur.; with 
 anxiety, Lachn. ; with anxiety and oppres- 
 sion, llSpig.; about apex, Bufo., CycL; dull, 
 clammy, along lower border of ribs, below 
 right axilla, Dig.; in heart disease, ICact.; 
 two or three, at 11 a.m., of a shooting kind, 
 lasting a few minutes, Lyss.; with painful 
 lameness and numbness of left arm, I Rhus ; 
 to back, Daph. ; into back, between shoulders, 
 IGlon,; to small of back, Anac; from behind 
 forward, or from above downward, Oxal. ac; 
 from hearing church-bells ringing, Lyss.; be- 
 low, I Cup. m.; when bending forward on sit- 
 ting, Jacea; taking away breath, I IMagn. m., 
 IStaph. ; causes catching of breath. ICalc; 
 worse on breathing, 4 p.m., -<Esc h.; worse on 
 
 ' taking a deep breath, ISul.; when taking a 
 long breath and on violent motion, IMur. ac. ; 
 must breathe short, followed by palpitation 
 and anxiety, Chel.; breathing almost ceases, 
 death seems impending (angina), INaja ; 
 burning, IMur. ac; with icy coldness of limbs 
 (sequel to rheumatism), ICact.; then crawling, 
 ICanth.; dull, ILith.; dull, with anxiety that 
 impedes respiration, better walking, I I Puis.; 
 after eating, slight, Aspar.; during expiration, 
 Crot. t.; fine, I Hep. ; frequent, I ! Phos. ; dur- 
 ing an inspiration, with anxiety, heat and 
 redness of face, Plumb.; during inspiration, at 
 night, Anac. ; from without inward, I I Magn. c; 
 from left to right, in angina pectoris, lArn. ; 
 immediately after lying down in evening, 
 Yerbas.; can only lie with head high, llSpig.; 
 can only lie on right side, llSpig.; better 
 when lying down, thinks the stitches will kill 
 him if they continue, IPsor.; rapid on motion, 
 interfering with breathing, I I Cham.; worse 
 on motion, llSpig.; as from needles, Mane; 
 at night, while lying on back, on slightest 
 motion, ISul.; at night, with palpitation, 
 llgn.; occasional, Iod.; with great oppression, 
 Cann. i. ; from within outward, IClem.; par- 
 oxysms, three or four times a day, ILach.; in 
 pericarditis, 1 1 Aeon., llSpig.; after reading 
 aloud, I INatr. m.; to right side, Jacar. ; 
 through to scapula, IKali c, I ISul.; from left 
 scapula, IBry.; to shoulder blade, worse from 
 cough, Agar.; short, I ISul.; spasmodic, with 
 oppression of chest, Camph.; during stool, 
 Colch.; when stooping, Glon.; sudden, disap- 
 pears gradually,Chrom. ac; synchronous with 
 pulse, llSpig.; with sharp, salty taste, caused 
 
 by ringing of church-bells, Lyss.; through 
 and through, each time two quickly succeed- 
 ing each other, I Anac; on assuming upright 
 posture, IColch.; with commencing valvular 
 disease, endocarditis, etc., llSpig.; to various 
 parts of body, I Cham.; worse while walking, 
 ILyss.; sudden, makes her weak, ILach. 
 g^° cutting, darting, lancinating, stab- 
 bing. 
 
 Heart, stomach: sympathizes with dyspeptic 
 symptoms (gastrodynia ; enterodynia),IHydr. 
 ac; reflex symptoms from indignation, IPuls.; 
 heart disease, with gastric derangement (am- 
 blyopia), IPuls. gggr irritable, nerves. 
 
 Heart, sensation as if stopped : Arg. met., 
 Arg. nit., I Aur. met., Chin, a., HCic, IGels., 
 Lil. tig., Rumex, 1 1 Sep., Tarant. ; with great 
 anxiety and necessity for holding breath, 
 IIDig. ; then rush of blood and palpitation 
 (functional disturbance of heart), ILil. tig.; 
 with pain deep in, above heart, I ILobel. i.; 
 during pregnancy, I Arg. met.; then several 
 rapid, violent pulsations, as if heart had torn 
 itself loose and were swaying to and fro by 
 thin thread, IDig. ; followed by heavy throb- 
 bing through chest, Rumex ; then suddenly 
 gives a hard thump, I Aur. met. fig^ beat. 
 
 Heart, strained: feeling, in dilatation, I Ant. t.; 
 from violent running, I Am. 
 
 Heart, suffocative feeling: Act. rac, lApis, 
 I Ars., Bry., Chlorof., IDig., Graph., IKali c, 
 Kali iod., ILach., Merc, ISpig., Tabac 
 g^" Chap. 28, Inner chest angina. 
 
 Heart, swollen feeling: better lying on left 
 side (dyspepsia), lAng.; preventing a deep 
 inspiration, Asaf. 
 
 Heart, tearing: lacerating, with cough, Elaps.; 
 going to left forearm, Amm. m.; as if torn to 
 pieces, with spasms of chest, IHyos.; pulsa- 
 ting, in heart disease, ILyc; affected by tooth- 
 ache, I I Aur. met. 
 
 Heart, tension: Cain., IKali bi., I INux v., 
 I I Zinc; in angina pectoris, 1 1 Ars.; with 
 inflammation of liver, IMerc; with con- 
 stant nausea, disappeared on drinking water, 
 IPhos.; spasmodic, Zinc. Jg^"" constriction, 
 grasping. 
 
 Heart, as if hung by a thread : in flatulent 
 colic, ILyc; as if torn loose and swaying by 
 a thin thread, IDig. 
 
 Heart, throat: as if heart would rise to, I IGlon., 
 IPod. 
 
 Heart, throbbing : jggg^ beat. 
 
 Heart, throbbing pain: Arg. met., Camph., 
 Clem., IGlon., Graph., IKali c, INux v., 
 Rumex, Sil., Tarant. 
 
 Heart, tired feeling : I INux v. 
 
 Heart, trachea: irritation, secondary to heart 
 disease, ISang. 
 
 Heart, trembling: Absin., iEthus., Arg. met., 
 I Ars., Ars. i., Badiag., Calab., Chin, a., Cic, 
 Coccul., Crotal., ICup. m., I IGlon., Lachn., 
 ■Rhus, Stram., Tarant.; with anguish and 
 aching, Bell.; awakens, IMerc; when he 
 awoke, Agar.; in cardialgia, ICup. m.; with 
 constriction in whole chest, almost suffoca- 
 tion (heart affection), IMosch.; with great 
 debility, Lachn.; due to emotional disturb- 
 ance, ICalab.; as from fright, Tarant.; as 
 from fright, fear or sadness, I INux m.; 
 caused by fright, INux m.; in heart disease, 
 I Ars.; in hysteria, IPlat.; undulating motion, 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 IMerc. cor.; with palpitation, ICrotal.; dur- 
 ing pregnancy, lArg. met.; worse after rising 
 from seat or bed, on sitting or lying after 
 exercise, Hod.; worse walking up stairs, 
 I INatr. p.; on talking, ILil. tig.; with tooth- 
 ache, Anag. 
 
 Heart, as if it turned over: ICact.; as if turn- 
 ing around, Aur. met.; sensation as if it 
 twisted and turned around, with pain inchest 
 and general sweat, Tarant. 
 
 Heart, feels as if twisted : on touching, irritable 
 spine, 1 1 Tarant. 
 
 Heart, twitching: over region of, Msc. h.; 
 especially lying on back, lArg. met.; a twitch 
 every two or three hours, Lyss. JUaT* jerking. 
 
 Heart, undulating: confused sensation, with 
 fulness and feeling of anxiety in left chest, 
 Merc. per. 
 
 Heart, uneasiness : Sinap.; in cardialgia, IFerr.; 
 dull, with weakness in forearm, IDig. ; in shock 
 of injury,ICham.; painful,Form. g^distress. 
 
 Heart, sensation of unsteadiness : when walk- 
 ing or driving, IKali c. 
 
 Heart, valvular affections: I Aeon., lAmyl., 
 Apis, lArs., I Ars. i., I Aur. met., I Aur. 
 mur., ICact., ICalc, IChel., Cinch., Collin., 
 ICrotal., I IDig., IGlon., Hydr. ac, Iod., 
 IKali c, IKali iod., IIKalm., ILach.,Lact.ac, 
 ILaur., IILith., ILyc, INaja, Phos., IIRhus, 
 HSpig., HSpong., Samb., Syph.; in angina 
 pectoris, I INaja; with dilatation of right 
 ventricle, ICact.; after repeated endocarditis, 
 especially affecting right ventricle, which 
 gradually becomes dilated, IKali iod.; after 
 rheumatic endocarditis, IIKalm.; chronic, 
 with weak, faint feeling, must lie down, INatr. 
 m.; induration of aortic valves, ILith.; causes 
 gradual disappearance of murmur, fibri- 
 nous deposits, ISpong.; mitral insufficiency, 
 ■Apis, lAmyl., ICact., IKali bi., IKali c, 
 ILith., MOxal. ac, I I Puis., IRhus, ISpig., 
 ISpong., IISul., 1 1 Zinc; mitral insufficiency, 
 with dry, nocturnal cough, IRhus; mitral 
 insufficiency causes dropsy, ICact., Chloral., 
 I I Sep.; mitral insufficiency, after typhoid 
 endocarditis, Hod.; mitral insufficiency, with 
 chronic rheumatic fever, pain worse by mov- 
 ing, but afterwards better from movement, 
 I ISul.; mitral insufficiency, with eccentric 
 hypertrophy of left ventricle, ICact.; mitral 
 insufficiency, with palpitation,! ISpong. ; mitral 
 insufficiency, after rheumatism, ICollin., 
 IIKalm., ISpong.; mitral insufficiency, with 
 endocarditis after acute articular rheumatism, 
 I ISpig.; mitral stenosis, ILaur.; violent regur- 
 gitation, with absence of mitral cluck (epi- 
 leptiform spasms), Med.; commencing with 
 stitches about heart, I ISpig.; low tension, in 
 radial arteries, -Dig.; organic change, giving 
 rise to tumultuous action, violent sudden 
 throbbing, attended with endocardial mur- 
 mur and increased size of organs, INaja ; 
 thickening, after rheumatism, IIKalm.; with 
 vertigo, ISpig.; sympathetic vertigo, lOp. ; 
 worse towards evening, at night, on going up 
 stairs, on deep inspiration, or from anger, 
 Ars. Si!^ organic affections. 
 
 Heart, wandering pains : sudden, flying to 
 stomach, arrest breathing, last but a moment, 
 probably myalgic, Ustil. 
 
 Heart, as if working in water : with palpitation, 
 Bov. 
 
 Heart, wavelike motion: not synchronous 
 with pulse, ISpig. 
 
 Heart, weak action (depression, exhaustion, 
 failure): lApoc, lArs., lArs. i., lAur. met., 
 IIAur. mur., ICarbo v., 1 1 Chloral., BCoca, 
 HCrotal., IGels., IILach., Lye vir., IBNaja, 
 I I Phos. ac, Sumb., IVer.; with dull heavy 
 beating on lying down, Lye vir.; in morbus 
 Brightii, ILyc vir.; with coldness and blue- 
 ness of hands and fingers, ICrotal.; with con- 
 stipation, IPhyt.; in whooping cough, ICrotal.; 
 with debility, IKali f.; dilated, IDig.; with 
 diarrhoea, in jaundice, ILyc vir.; in dropsy, 
 lAur.mur.; from fright, I Aeon.; with cold hands 
 and feet, IGels.; following headache, ILyc. 
 vir.; in hydrothorax, Crotal.; by influence 
 of smouldering inflammation, generally in 
 lungs, ILyc. vir.; in pneumonia, I I Sang. ; in 
 pneumonia senilis, IDig.; syncope, by chang- 
 ing his position or being raised in an upright 
 position, Dig.; without valvular complication, 
 I IDig. ; after a walk, IRhus. J^lf beat, 
 fainting, fatty degeneration, paralysis; 
 also Pulse weak. - 
 
 Heart, weak feeling: Benz. ac.,1 IIod.,ILobel. 
 i. ; as if dying, IMerc. 
 
 Heart, as if it whirled around in chest : heart 
 affection, ICact. 
 
 PALPITATION : I Aeon., I Act. rac, JEsc. h., 
 iEthus., All. sat., Alum., Amm. c, I lAmyl., 
 Anac, 1 1 Anag., Ang., Ant. c, Ant. t., lArg. 
 met., Arg. nit., Am., 1 1 Ars., Ars. h., Asaf., 
 Aspar., Ast. r., IIAurant. , I Aur. met., lAur. 
 mur., Badiag., Bapt., Bar. c, Bar. m., IBell., 
 Benz., Berb., Brom., Bry., ICact., ICalab., 
 ■ ICalc, Calc a., Calc p., Camph., ICann. s., 
 Carbo v., • Castor., ICed., ICham., Chlor., 
 Cic, ICinch., Cinch, bol., ICoccul., Coccus, 
 Coff., Coff. t., Coloc, Con., Cop.,Cornus, Croc, 
 ICrotal. ,ICup. m., IIDig.,IDiosc,Erig., Eucal., 
 lEup. perf., Eup. pur., IFerr., IFerr. iod., IFerr. 
 ph., Form., IGels., IGlon., Graph., IGuaiac, 
 I I Ham., I IHelon.,Hep., i Hydr. ac,Iber., Iod., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, ILacdef., IILach., Lachn., 
 I ILactu. v., ILaur., I I Led., ILil. tig., IILvc, 
 Magn.m., IMelil., IMerc. cor., IMillef.,Mosch., 
 Mur. ac, Murex, Mygale, INaja, Natr. c, 
 INatr. m., INux m., IINux v., 1101. jec, 
 Oxal ac, I I Paris, HPhos., Phos. ac, Plant., 
 I I Plat., IPlumb., IPod., IPuls., IRhus, I I Rob., 
 Samb., Sang., Sec, Seneg., ISep., Sil.. I ISpig., 
 I ISpong., IISul., Sul. ac ; , ITabac, Tarant., 
 Val., Ver. v., Zinc 
 
 Palpitation, abdomen : with drawing in upper, 
 extending to small of back, and passing to- 
 wards lumbar region, IKreo.; worse from ex- 
 cessive flatulence, ILyc vir.; from incarcerated 
 flatus (chronic constipation), I Coca. 
 
 Palpitation, afternoon: IBell., ILyc; with 
 burning stinging in chest, left side, Lyss. 
 
 Palpitation, with anaemia: I Ars., Carb. s., 
 IIFerr., IFerr. ph., I INatr. m., IPhos., IPuls., 
 IVer.; with tightness across chest, HPhos.; 
 chlorotic or hysteric girls, IBar. c JJir* chlo- 
 rosis. 
 
 Palpitation, angina pectoris : Bg^ Chap. 28, 
 Inner chest angina. 
 
 Palpitation,' anguish: IIAcon., lArs., Aur. met., 
 Aur. mur., Zinc; cannot lie on back, worse 
 going up stairs, 1 1 Ars.; insufficiency of mitral 
 valve, I IPuls.; precordial, IPlat.; severe pal- 
 pitation, with precordial, HPhos.; violent 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION 
 
 837 
 
 IMosch., IPsor. 
 
 >POng. 
 
 lYer., Ver. 
 
 I Viol.; violent, with distressing dyspnoea 
 (cardiac dropsy), ICact.; dyspnoea, from 11 p.m. 
 to 3 a.m., ICblch.; gasping, tCamph.; from 
 holding breath, I ISpig.; impeded (veta),ICoca; 
 "better by deep sighing inhalations, II Arg.met.; 
 from deep inspiration, ICact., I ISpig. ; op- 
 pressed, IKalm.; sudden oppression, ICamph.; 
 rapid, audible, I Ver.; in spells, taking breath, 
 ■Kali c; stoppage, tCamph.; suffocation, 
 
 I lAm-yl., ICalc. a., Guaiac; violent, with suf- 
 
 paroxysms, often with, and obscuration of 
 
 sight, ■Puis. J^aP* anxiety. 
 Palpitation, anus : fistula, ICact 
 Palpitation, anxiety: IIAcon., Agar., lAmm. c, 
 
 ■ Arg. nit., HArs., Asaf., lAur. met., Aur. mur., 
 
 ■ ■Calc, Carbo v., IChel., ■ Graph., IKalm., 
 ■Lach., Lvss., I IMosch., Natr. m., Oleand., 
 Osm., MPhos., IPlat., IPsor., IPuls., Ruta, 
 ■Sep., IStram., MSul., IVer.; violent, when 
 ascending and at night, when lying on left 
 side, INatr. c. ; prevents falling asleep, ISul.; 
 in asthma, Ang.; when awaking in morning, 
 Thuya ; as if below her left breast, so violent 
 her whole body trembled, MPhos.; during 
 day (quotidian fever), I I Rhus; children, 
 ■Calc; worse from mental emotion, Aur. mur.; 
 in evening and morning, MPhos.; from slight- 
 est exercise, ICalc; trembling of hands, Elaps ; 
 in nervous headache, ISpi^. ; about heart, 
 .spasmodic IPlumb.; in uterine hemorrhage, 
 
 ■ Croc; in hydropericardium, IColch.; with 
 leucorrhoea, Bar.; when lying on left side, 
 I IPuls.; morning on awaking, IRhus'; nerv- 
 ous, I I Kali ph.; at night, on turning over, 
 ■Lye ; at night, caused by pressure on stom- 
 ach, ISul.; frequent with, in third month of 
 pregnancy, lArg. met.; . with restlessness, 
 
 ■ ■Aeon., lArs.; and sadness, INatr. m. ; after 
 uterine hemorrhage, MAur. met.; violent, 
 aubible, Dig.; trembling weakness, particu- 
 larly in calves, ICalc p.; without, any time of 
 day, MSul.; about things which happened 
 years ago, ISep. ft-sT" anguish. 
 
 Palpitation, arm: numbness, ILach. : with pain 
 in left, ICalc; has to seize left, during, 
 I I Aur. met. 
 
 Palpitation, ascending : ggg^ exertion. 
 
 Palpitation, audible : jgigi^ Heart beat. 
 
 Palpitation, back : burning and distress along 
 spine, INatr. c; cramp, between scapulae, 
 I IPhos.; noticed on leaning against, Chin, a.; 
 myelitis, MColch.; pain, in small of, ■ ILach.; 
 violent, with pain from sore spot below left 
 scapula, to heart, Med.; spinal irritation, 
 
 ■ Coccul., (Cup. m.; tabes dorsalis, IGraph. 
 £gtp" lying down, 
 
 Palpitation, in morbus Basedowii : MFerr. 
 
 Palpitation, beat : feels, ■■ Bar. c; visible, shakes 
 whole body, I Staph, g^g" Heart beat. 
 
 Palpitation, bed : driving out of, IVer. 
 
 Palpitation, bending : worse, forward, MSpig. 
 
 Palpitation, blood: excessive flow, IKali m.; 
 with orgasm, MNux v. g^ 3 Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest ebullition. 
 
 Palpitation, brain : cerebral congestion, alter- 
 nates with loss of consciousness, IGlon.; cere- 
 bral erethism (cardiac hyperaesthesia), ICoff. 
 
 Palpitation, breathing: asthmatic, I IPuls.; in 
 chronic asthma, lArg. nit.; follows asthma, 
 I ISul.; takes breath away, Zinc; dvspncea, 
 Aram, c, lArs., Cact., ICalc, Chlor./Crot. t., 
 
 focative spells, lying down (fatty hypertrophy 
 of heart), ICact,; nearly takes breath away, 
 IKali c; want of breath, when moving, ICalc 
 ft^* chest. 
 
 Palpitation, chest: affection after abortion, 
 INux in.; bronchitis, I I Cact. ; capillary bron- 
 chitis, pneumonia, IChel.; congestion,! ICact., 
 Ferr. ph., IGels., INitr. ac, I ISep., MSpong.; 
 congestion, especially in rapidly growing 
 youths, MPhos.; constriction, MCadm. s., 
 IKali m. ; hypersemia of lungs (haemoptysis), 
 IIAcon. ; oppression, Agar., lAspar., IMillef.; 
 oppression, alternating with, I Alum.; anx- 
 ious oppression, MSpig.; in carditis, IBry.; 
 oppression, on lying upon left side, IPuls.; in 
 phthisis, audible, I I Chloral.; oppression, dis- 
 turbing sleep before epilepsy), ICalc. a.; op- 
 pression, after having stooped, as if heart 
 were tightly laced, Merc per.; oppression, 
 from walking fast, or other bodily exertion 
 (insufficiency of valves), ISpig.; pressure, 
 llCinch.; pressure, as if a lump lay there, or 
 chest were stuffed up, lAinb.; shooting, after 
 palpitation, Aur. met.; stitches in left side, 
 ISep.; stitches in left, in pleurisy, IKali c; 
 visible over whole chest, worse walking, bet- 
 ter sitting still, but renewed by slightest exer- 
 tion, liber.; weakness and empty feeling, at 
 same time fulness in epigastrium, Oleand. 
 g~2^ breathing ; also Chap. 28, Inner chest 
 angina. 
 
 Palpitation, children : and young persons who 
 grow too fast, IPhos ac. 
 
 Palpitation, chilliness : IBov. 
 
 Palpitation, chlorosis: IFerr., IPuls.; venous 
 murmurs, ICycl. J$~^ x ' anaemic. 
 
 Palpitation, in chorea: IChel., II Ver., I I Ver. v. 
 
 Palpitation, chronic : ICact., IHyos. 
 
 Palpitation, in climacteric period : IKali br., 
 MLach., ITabac; mental suffering, MCalab. 
 
 Palpitation, coldness: sensation of, in region 
 of heart, IKali m.; in limbs, ICamph.; at 
 night, ICalc; of surface, ICamph. 
 
 Palpitation, congestion: excessive flow of 
 blood to heart, IKali m.; accompanies hyper- 
 pemic condition of skin, worse from wine, 
 beer or spirits, Chloral. 
 
 Palpitation, consciousness: loss of, Cact. 
 
 Palpitation, constipation : IKali c, MNux v. 
 
 Palpitation, cough: causes palpitation, Agnus, 
 ICalc, IICup. m., INatr. m., IPsor., IPuls., 
 Stram., ISul.; bloody expectoration, I Merc; 
 at night (bronchial catarrh), ICalc; rattling 
 in throat, IKali bi.; caused by tickling in 
 middle of chest, IKali n.; during whooping 
 cough, MArs., IBry., ICaust. J^~ Chap. 27, 
 During cough, palpitation. 
 
 Palpitation, drinking: palpitation after, ICon.; 
 after coffee, wine or liquors, MNux v.; visible, 
 especially after, Con. 
 
 Palpitation, ears: ringing. IPhos. 
 
 Palpitation, eating: after eating, Aspar., Bufo., 
 MCalc, ICamph., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Hep., 
 Ilgn., IILyc, INatr. m., IXitr. ac, INux v., 
 I IPlumb., IPuls., I ISep., Sil., I ISul., Thuya; 
 better after breakfast, IKali c; in chlorosis, 
 Calc; worse during digestion, ILyc; after 
 dinner, IPuls., I IStram.; violent, especially 
 after dinner, with cardialgia, I IPhos.; with 
 distress and tenderness (may also follow abuse 
 of soda crackers), INatr. c; in endocarditis, 
 ICalc; with gagging, Kali c. 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Palpitation, epigastrium : anxious feeling to 
 spine (neuropathia), Kali ars.; extending to, 
 with constriction, Ast. r.; felt in, I ICact.; 
 spasmodic, with sense of fluttering, IINux v.; 
 with fluttering, sinking feeling, INux v.; 
 trembling, Agar. ; weakness, Calab. 
 
 Palpitation, in epilepsy: ICalc. a., I I Kali ph.; 
 before attacks, ICalc, Cup. m., ILach. 
 
 Palpitation, eructation : better by, of gas, 
 Aur. met.; violent, with urging to belch as 
 if something in heart prevented it, then vio- 
 lent heat like explosions from epigastrium to 
 head, Calc. a. 
 
 Palpitation, eruption (eczema) : IPetrol.; sup- 
 pressed, ICalc; suppressed herpes, I Ars. 
 
 Palpitation, in evening: Bufo., ICarbo a., 
 ICaust., IHep.; in bed, ILyc, INatr. m., 
 ■Nitr. ac, Petrol., IPhos., ISep., IISul.; in 
 bed, lying on left side, better sitting up, Ang,; 
 as after eating, IManc ; worse, in real convul- 
 sio cordis, I Agar. 
 
 Palpitation, exertion : after, Amm. c, Arg. nit., 
 1 1 Ars., ICact., HDig., Iod., Merc, IPod., 
 
 I I Puis., MVespa; from ascending, II Ars., 
 Cact., ICroc, Iber., INatr. m., INatr. c, 
 ■Nitr. ac, IISul., Thuya, Ver.; on ascending 
 a hill or stairs, with dyspnoea, lAur. mur. ; 
 on ascending, with shortness of breath, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; worse ascending, deep inspira- 
 tions, or thinking of them (morbus Brightii), 
 ILyc. vir.; choking from slightest, ILach.; 
 distressing, with dull pain from cough, laugh- 
 ing, and slight exertion, Iber.; on exercise, 
 IISul.; from least, lArs., ICalc, IGraph., 
 ■ Hod., IKali c, HSpig.; from least, in incip- 
 ient phthisis, ILyc vir.; from a little, ■■Chin, 
 s.; in hemorrhage from bowels, IKali bi.; from 
 least, worse paying attention to it, Sumb.; at 
 every motion, especially when ascending (chlo- 
 rosis primaria amenorrhceica), MSabina; 
 frequent during motion (affection of heart), 
 INatr. m. ; from least motion, Act. rac, NDig., 
 ■Ferr.. INatr. m., IStaph.; from motion, 
 Aur. met., Brom., Coccul., Graph., Natr. m., 
 Phos., Staph., Ver.; on motion, in dropsy of 
 
 I chest, ISil.; on motion, with leucorrhoea, 
 i ISul.; troublesome, on motion (menorrha- 
 gia), lApoc ; when moving or exerting one's 
 self, INatr. m.; from, worse noticing it, better 
 moving, lArg. nit.; from overexertion, Amm. 
 c, Arg. nit., Bov., Iod., Merc, Pod., IRhus.; af- 
 ter preaching, INaja ; violent hammering after 
 every quick or violent motion, ISil.; after, 
 better in rest, I Arm; after rising from bed, 
 ■Con.; on rising or turning in bed, with pain 
 in epigastrium, or lower end of sternum, 
 Ferr. iod.; after slight, Med.; on slightest 
 motion, ICarbo v., I liber., ■Merc, I IPhos.; 
 from going up stairs, in acute desquamation of 
 Bright's disease, IHelon.; after going up stairs 
 (chronic passive hemorrhage from kidneys), 
 I ITereb.; on going up stairs, gurgling, Bell.; 
 caused by going up stairs, walking quickly 
 or even by loud talking (chronic bronchial 
 catarrh), I I Puis. ; visible, after going up stairs, 
 Bov. ; caused by running up stairs, Ferr. iod. ; 
 worse in every step (hyperemia from steno- 
 cardia), I Aur. mur.; sudden, when walking 
 slowly, 1 1 Nitr. ac; from sudden muscular 
 Arg. nit.; suffocating on making even slight 
 exertion, or on going up stairs, or ascending 
 ground, I ISpong.; on turning in bed, after 
 
 typhoid fever (nervous affection), IManc; 
 on assuming upright posture, IColch.; while 
 walking, Seneg.; has to walk about room, 
 tCamph.; on walking in open air^Amb.; bet- 
 ter walking slowly, IFerr.; from walking fast, 
 Bufo., ISep.; on walking fast, in open air, 
 1 1 Thuya; when walking fast or ascending 
 steps (amenorrhoea), I ISep.; compels him to 
 stop walking or riding, Aur. met.; worse 
 walking, Cact., IKali iod. 
 
 Palpitation, face: cold, ICamph.; felt in, 
 IMur. ac; flushed, hot, eyes red, Iber.; heat, 
 I Aeon., IBell., Calc. a., IIGlon.; heat, after 
 emotion, Calc. a.; painful numbness in malar 
 bones, mastoid processes and chin as if parts 
 were between screws, I I Plat.; pale, I Ars., 
 ICalc. a.; with prosopalgia, 1 1 Plat., HSpig.; 
 red, Agar. ; tearing, lightning-like stitches in 
 lower and upper jaws, after menses, I ISpig. 
 
 Palpitation, faint feeling: 1 1 Aeon., Asaf., 
 Cham., ICoccul., IHydras., Illod., IKalm.; 
 with stiffness, INuxm.; seizes an object by 
 which he may support himself during attack, 
 ICoccul. 
 
 Palpitation, fainting: 1 1 Aeon., I ILach., IINux 
 m., Petrol., I Ver.; in hysteria, lAmm. c; fol- 
 lowed by sleep, INux m. 
 
 Palpitation, feet : cold, IKali m. ; cold, with 
 nausea, IGlon. 
 
 Palpitation, fever : during paroxysm of inter- 
 mittent, Hgn.; hectic, HCalc; high, HSpig.; 
 in intermittent, IFerr.; intermittent, during 
 heat, ICoccul.; typhus, second week, ICalc; 
 yellow, Cadm. s. 
 
 Palpitation, fluids: after loss of, HCinch., 
 IFerr. 
 
 Palpitation, frequent: Ast. r., IKali c, Zinc; 
 without anxiety (third week of pregnancy), 
 I Arg. m.; short paroxysms, with pulsating 
 throbs in direction of heart, IINux v. 
 
 Palpitation, girls : chronic, with young, ILach. 
 
 Palpitation, haemoptysis: HAcon., IDig., 
 II Ferr., IMang., IPhos. 
 
 Palpitation, hands : heat and trembling, Calc. 
 a.; violent, laming and paralytic pain in left, 
 and arm, Agar.; tremor, Bov. 
 
 Palpitation, head: congestion, lAur. met., 
 IBapt., IBell., Cinch., IIGlon.; felt in, IBar. 
 c; heaviness, roaring, slight nausea, Iber. 
 
 Palpitation, headache: liEthus., lAmm. c, 
 ■Bufo.; in chlorosis, ICycl.; dull, Agar.; dull, 
 with flashes before eyes,- Iber.; in morning, 
 INatr. m.; nervous, INaja, MThuya; sick, 
 Bov.; in vertex, IIBrom.; pain and pressure 
 in vertex (coryza), ICact.; gets better and worse 
 together, 1 1 Calc. a. 
 
 Palpitation, heart : marked increase of force of 
 apex beat, I I Iber.; burning in region of, Caust.; 
 carditis, IBry. ; cramplike pain in precordial 
 region, with anxiety, ILach.; as if heart were 
 being crushed, I ISpig.; dilatation, valvular 
 lesion, Dig.; in heart disease, I IFerr. ; in endo- 
 carditis, lArs., Aur. mur.; hypertrophy, with 
 dilatation, Chloral., I ILyc vir.; in hypertro- 
 phic conditions, IKali m.; irritable, HCoff. t.; 
 neurosiscordis, ICalc; organic affection, I Cact., 
 HSpong.; pain, ICact., Calc. a.; pain, as if 
 heart were hanging by a thread and every 
 beat would tear it off, after menses, ILach.; 
 rheumatism, ICalc, IColch.; sore, pain in and 
 about, feeling as if heart tumbled over, or 
 trembling in heart, ICrotal.; sticking, draw- 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 839 
 
 ing, squeezing pain, result of rheumatism and 
 cold, ILyss.; stitches, I ISpig.; tremulous sen- 
 sation, IGlon.; as if it turned forward and 
 over, tCamph. jg@* Chap. 28, Inner chest, 
 angina. 
 
 Palpitation, heat : dry, constantly increasing, 
 I Aeon., IColch.; in evening, Sars.; flashes, 
 before menses, Iod. , ILach. ; flashes, especially 
 left side of face and neck, ILac def.; frequent 
 flashes, lAniyl., ICalc, IGlon., I ILach.; at 
 night, IMur. ac. 
 
 Palpitation, hemorrhoids: ICalc, I Collin.; sup- 
 pressed, IISul. 
 
 Palpitation, hysteria: I Art. v., ICed., IGels., 
 IMosch., INatr. m.; in plethoric women, 
 I IGels.; with weak, small pulse and irregu- 
 larity in heartbeat, INux m. 
 
 Palpitation, kidneys : in diabetes, MUran. n.; 
 uraemia, asphyctic form, IHydr. ac. 
 
 Palpitation, larynx: aphonia, IFerr.; nervous 
 aphonia, I lOxal. ac. 
 
 Palpitation, leucorrhcea : Hyper. 
 
 Palpitation, long lasting: Bar. c; for days, 
 ICarbo v. &£&* chronic. 
 
 Palpitation, limbs : trembling, I Coff., I ICup.ars. 
 
 Palpitation, liver: affection, ICard. m., IMagn. 
 m., INux v., IPsor. 
 
 Palpitation, lying- down : I INux v.; on back, 
 lArs., Nitrum; on back, at night, better 
 sitting up, Asaf.; after dinner, I INux v.; 
 on left side, Ang., Bar. c, Cact., IDaph., 
 INatr. m., I I Puis., Tabac. ; on left side, dur- 
 ing cough, IPuls.; on left side, at night, 
 HPhos.; on left side, when turning to right, 
 ITabac; on left side, woke her at night, 
 INatr. c; on left side, after vertigo, HPhos.; 
 better at rest, IVer.; on right side, Badiag., 
 Broin., 1 1 Plat.; on right side, functional dis- 
 turbance, IL.il. tig.; on either side, ILil. tig., 
 INatr. c. ; obliged to lie down, Iber. ; must lie 
 down, in asthma, Cinch. 
 
 Palpitation, menses: at approach, Cact.; be- 
 fore, Alum., INatr. m., I I Sep., HSpong.; 
 before, scanty and irregular ( cardial gia), 
 I I Zinc. ; during, Agar., Alum., Bufo., ICroc, 
 Cup. m., Hgn., Iod., INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 IPhos., Rhus, ISil., ISpig., ISuL, ITabac, 
 Thuya ; during, in ciliary neuralgia, ICrotal.; 
 after, Agar., Iod., INatr. in. ; delaying eight 
 days, llod.; in dysmenorrhea, I ITarant.; 
 emansio mensium, IDig.; in metrorrhagia, 
 Apoc, Aur. met.; profuse, Bov.; in suppressed, 
 ICycl.; suppressed, with exophthalmic goitre, 
 IFerr. iod. 
 
 Palpitation, mental condition : with agony of 
 death, IVer. ; alarming, in gonorrhoea, I ITa- 
 rant.; after alarming events, fright, grief, sor- 
 row, etc., IOp.; greatly annoying, I Kali iod.; 
 anxious thoughts for hours, INatr. m. ; chagrin, 
 ■Puis.; complains without knowing what ails 
 him, IMosch.; depression, IDig., INaja, 
 ITabac; depression, with fainting spells, 
 ILac def. ; feeling as if she would die, IGlon.; 
 mental derangement, I Kali bi.; especially if 
 she has to give directions in domestic affairs 
 (pregnancy), I IStann.; from emotion, Amyl., 
 Arg. nit., Asaf., I Aur. met., Badiag., ICact., 
 Calc a., ICinch., ICoccul., ICoff., ICrotal., 
 HPhos., Plat., Pod., ISep.; from emotions, 
 in hypersemia, of brain, I IPhos.; depress- 
 ing emotions, IPhos. ac; worse from any 
 emotion, in spinal irritation, IPhos.; upon 
 
 slightest emotion, in pertussis, heart disease, 
 etc., IBadiag.; from exertion, llgn., IStaph.; 
 from emotion, or exertion, with rumbling in 
 ascending colon, heavy sleep, fatigue on 
 awakinginmorning,drowsy all forenoon, I Pod.; 
 with uneasiness and exaltation, t^Ethus.; 
 after excessive exaltation, joy, surprise, ICoff.; 
 from excitement, lAcon., Alum., Cact., ICoff.; 
 after excitement, with anxiety and weeping, 
 I Plat.; after sudden excitement, better lying 
 down (heart disease), ILach.; after unusual ex- 
 ertion, ICact.; with fear, I Aeon., lArs., IGels., 
 IMerc, IOp.; with fear,in aphonia, IFerr.; fear of 
 losing reason, IDig.; from fright, IPuls.; fright 
 or vexation, in angina pectoris, I Aur. mur.; 
 grief, IDig., IGels., llgn.; from joy, I ICoff., 
 IPuls.; unfortunate love affair, ICact., llgn., 
 INatr. in.; during deep meditation, llgn.; 
 with nervousness,! Ver. ; like lightning, drives 
 out of bed at night, especially when thinking 
 of real or imaginary wrongs, better cold baths 
 and friction (mania), Hod.; caused by every 
 strange noise, I INatr. p.; from slightest noise, 
 Agar.; after pleasurable emotions, IBadiag., 
 ICoff. ; with sadness, during menses,INatr. m.; 
 from emotion, or protracted study, I INux v.; 
 with springing up in bed, in terror, ILach.; 
 caused by thinking about disease, Alum. ; when 
 thinking of his disease, in angina pectoris, 
 ■Aur. mur.; by thinking about it, I Bar. c, 
 lOxal. ac; while engaged in deep thought, 
 llgn.; from vexation, Aeon.; with weeping, 
 Amm. c, Plat. J^T* anguish, anxiety. 
 
 Palpitation, in morning : Sarrac ; on getting 
 awake, INatr. m.; on awaking, must lie still, 
 with closed eyes, ICarbo a. ; early, Bar. c; 
 worse in morning and evening, and when 
 thinking of it, Lye vir. f$^ sleep. 
 
 Palpitation, motion : g^° exertion. 
 
 Palpitation, mouth : aphthae, Hllic 
 
 Palpitation, from music : IStaph. 
 
 Palpitation, nausea: Bufo., ILach., IIMygale, 
 ISil.; and vomiting, I INux v. 
 
 Palpitation, nervous: ICact., ICoff., Crotal., 
 I I Kali ph., ILil. tig., IMagn. p., INux v., 
 HPhos., IStaph., Valer.; in cachectic persons, 
 ■Natr. m.; chronic, INaja; chronic choking 
 (angina pectoris), I INaja; with voluptuous 
 crawling in genitals and abdomen, followed 
 by painless pressure downward in genitals, 
 with exhaustion and stitches in sinciput, sym- 
 pathetic with ovarian and uterine troubles, 
 especially in barren women driven to despair, 
 I Plat. ; with blue face, I Cup. m.; sympathetic 
 irregular action, from derangement of gangli- 
 onic system, Codein ; with dilatation of heart, 
 INux v.; irritable heart, I Asaf. ; in hysterical 
 subjects, ISumb. ; change of life, ISumb.; from 
 amenorrhcea, IPuls.; from slightest mental 
 excitement, INitr. ac; from nervous irritation, 
 with plethora, I I Lye vir.; neuralgic, IGels.; 
 caused by neuralgic pain, settling about heart, 
 Cornus ; in young girls, during puberty, IPuls.; 
 with small pulse, from overexertion, or sup- 
 pression of discharges, in women, II Asaf.; 
 when singing in church, ICarbo a.; with co- 
 pious watery urine, IMosch. ; better walking 
 fast, ISep.; in presence of women, I IPuls. 
 ggp => hysteric, mental condition. 
 
 Palpitation, at night: Arg. nit., lArs., I ICact., 
 I ICalc, I IDule, IMerc, IVer.; audible, Ars.; 
 awakens after midnight, 100 beats per minute, 
 
840 
 
 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 BBenz. ac; so strong as to raise bedcovers, 
 IPuls.; in attacks with tightness across chest 
 (angina pectoris), ITabac; must get up and 
 get out of house for relief (hypochondriasis), 
 I Arg. nit. ; with heat, Benz. ac. ; irregular, ly- 
 ing on left side or turning in bed, better in 
 upright position and deep inspiration, ICact.; 
 half an hour after lying down, lOxal. ac; 
 lying, Benz. ac; at midnight, Badiag.; and 
 morning in bed, llgn.; in organic valvular 
 disease, ICarbol. ac; with pressing in prse- 
 
 / cordia, Coccus ; with stitches in heart, llgn.; 
 suffocative attacks, Ars.; violent on turning in 
 bed, IISuL; visible, Ars. Jl^ morning, 
 sleep. 
 
 Palpitation, nose : bleeding, IGraph. ; catarrh, 
 IBLyc 
 
 Palpitation, ovary : congestive (neuralgia), 
 INaja ; crampy pains in left, INaja. 
 
 Palpitation, painful: Eucal., IHelon., Sarrac; 
 gasping respiration, HSpong. ; with indiges- 
 tion, I Hep. 
 
 Palpitation, periodic : with anguish, iEsc. h.; 
 in rest and motion, I I Thuya. 
 
 Palpitation, in pregnancy: I Arg. met., IIL.il. 
 tig.,INatr.m.,ISep.; with heartburn, I INatr.m.; 
 violent, with morning sickness, BCon. 
 
 Palpitation, pressure: presses hand hard against 
 side for relief (gastric ulcer), BArg. nit. 
 
 Palpitation, pulse: contracted, frequently inter- 
 mitting, BSec; full, Tell.; irregular, going to 
 bed, Tereb.; soft and irregular, BPuls. 
 jg^g" pulse. 
 
 Palpitation, restlessness: BBAcon., BBArs., 
 BBov., BCact.; anxious, BCalc; worse moving 
 or ascending, 1 1 Aspar.; must move about, can 
 neither sit nor stand, BFerr.; must walk about, 
 INux m.; makes uneasy and frightened, 
 especially at night (Basedow's disease), 
 I ISpong. 
 
 Palpitation, rheumatic :JCoccul. , BColch., IGels., 
 BOxal. ac 
 
 Palpitation, riding : compelling him to get out 
 and walk (hypochondriasis), BArg. nit. 
 
 Palpitation, sexual: after coition, Amm. c, 
 BDig. ; debility, BDig.; after excess, Sec; after 
 masturbation, BDig., BFerr., IPhos. ac; pros- 
 tatic troubles, BDig. 
 
 Palpitation, sitting: BCarbo v.; bent over, 
 Ang.; pulsations moving body, BRhus ; hand 
 in which he holds something trembles, BSil.; 
 leaves of book tremble, 1 1 Aspar.; or lying on 
 right side, BLach.; going off on motion, 
 BMagn. m.; at night, worse after drinking, 
 Benz. ac. ; after rising in morning, BBSpig.; 
 throbbing, over whole body, BSil.; better by 
 getting up and walking about (cardialgia), 
 IMagn. m. 
 
 Palpitation, sleep: on awaking, Bufo., BCalc, 
 BBPhos.,Sil.; awakens, BAlum., BArs., Cann.i., 
 BKali bi., Oxal. ac; on awaking, after fearful 
 dreams, Rhus, ISul. ; waking, after half an 
 hour, BLyc; awakens, at 12 p.m., I ISpong.; 
 suddenly awakened, after midnight, with 
 suffocation, alarm, anxiety, BBSpong.; after 
 awaking, with twitches, BCamph.; awakes 
 her, throbbing all over, Ferr. iod.; during 
 sleep, BCalc, BMerc cor.; when falling asleep, 
 BCalc, BNatr. m., BBSul.; with nightmare, 
 BCalc; preventing sleep, BCalc, Crot. tig., 
 I IPsor.; restless, Lil. tig.; after siesta, BStaph.; 
 sleepless, Aur. mur., I I Kali ph. 
 
 Palpitation, in smallpox : I IVariol. 
 
 Palpitation, standing : BNatr. m. 
 
 Palpitation, stomach: in gastro-duodenal ca- 
 tarrh, SHydras.; cramps, BCalc, BKalm.', ex- 
 cited by digestion, BSep.; persistent troubles 
 of digestive functions in susceptible hysterical 
 subjects, BMosch.; dyspepsia and flatulence, 
 BCollin.; frequent, with dyspepsia, BPhos.; 
 heartburn, Mosch.; follows rumbling, BCact. 
 Jgig 00 Heart stomach. 
 
 Palpitation, stool: after, BBArs., Caust., B BCon.; 
 immediately after, with oppression of chest, 
 Grat.; during, Cycl.; during, in dysentery, 
 BSul.; loose, BAnt. t.; slimy, Petrol.; urging, 
 Calc a. 
 
 Palpitation, strumming sensation : BKalm. 
 
 Palpitation, sudden: BMang.; during meno- 
 pause, BCrotal. 
 
 Palpitation, sweat: after palpitation, Tell.; 
 with anxious, Agar.; cold, Amm. c; during, 
 in intermittent fever, BMerc, I I Sep. ; towards 
 morning, B BMerc; after suppressed foot sweat, 
 BArs. 
 
 Palpitation, from talking : BPuls. 
 
 Palpitation, thrilling sensation : BKalm. 
 
 Palpitation, throat : up into, after going to bed, 
 worse lying on left side, better lying on back, 
 BKalm.; choking, after walking, I liber.; 
 choking, obstructing respiration, BPod.; con- 
 striction, Coloc; constriction, worse on mo- 
 tion, deep inspiration or holding breath, 
 BKalm.; ascending from stomach, causedby 
 accumulation of air, Mane ; felt as if coming 
 up, drank several mouthfuls of water, which 
 relieved, Lyss. 
 
 Palpitation, tired feeling: I INatr. p. 
 
 Palpitation, with trembling: Benz. ac, BBCic, 
 Kalm., I ISpig.; and anxiety, I ICamph.; before 
 palpitation, Calc a.; in heart disease, BLyc; 
 from quick motion and mental excitement, 
 BCoccul.; several times when sitting, BAsaf. 
 
 Palpitation, causing uneasiness : BCact. 
 
 Palpitation, uterus : hemorrhage, at climacteric 
 period, BTrill. ; caused by labor pains, BPuls.; 
 prolapsus, 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Palpitation, with vertigo : t^Ethus., Agar., Bov., 
 Cact., BCoccul., iCoff. t., BKali br.; in chloro- 
 sis, BCycl.; more in daytime than at night, 
 Plat. 
 
 Palpitation, vomiting : bilious, BCrotal.; in 
 yellow fever, B BLach.; before, with weakness, 
 Sang. Jj^ir nausea. 
 
 Palpitation, vulva : voluptuous tingling, BPlat. 
 
 Palpitation, with weakness: BArs., Blllic, 
 BLac def.; in veta, BCoca ; languor, BCaust.; 
 prostration, BVer. Jgilr anaemic, chlorosis. 
 
 Palpitation, with worms: BCina, BBSpig. 
 
 PERICARDIUM, ecchymosis: small, Art. v. 
 
 Pericardium, effusion (dropsy, hydropericar- 
 dium): BApis, BApoc, BBArs", BBry., BColch., 
 IDig., BHell., BLach., BBLyc, I IPsor., iSal.ac, 
 BSul.; asthma, dropsy of lower extremities to 
 knees, BColch.; following inflammation, BApis; 
 after inflammatory affectionsof heart, B BColch.; 
 only a little fluid, tArs. h.; depression be- 
 tween ribs less perceptible, Chel.; sympa- 
 thetic irritation of endocardium, BColch.; yel- 
 low serum, Ars. s. f. S^tT Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest, dropsy ; also Pleura effusion. 
 
 Pericardium, inflammation (pericarditis) : 
 BBAcon., Act. rac, Anac, BApis, Apoc, BBArs., 
 Ascl. t., BBry., BCact., 1 1 Chloral., BColch., 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 841 
 
 IDig., Gels., Iod. 
 IKalin., I I Oxal.' 
 
 IKali c, IKali iod., Kali n., 
 ac, Plat., IPsor., HSpig., 
 ■Spong., IISul., IVer.; acute, with anxiety 
 and weight in praecordia, HSpig. ; after diph- 
 theria, ILach.; increased area of dulness on 
 percussion, I ISpig.; after suppressed erup- 
 tions, lArs.; idiopathic, Ver. v.; favors resorp- 
 tion of exudates, ILach.; incipient, in conse- 
 quence of articular rheumatism, I I Plat.; with 
 nephritis, I I Coccus; in pleuro-pneumonia, 
 
 I Ant. t.; in complication with croupous pneu- 
 monia, llod.; psoric origin, better lying qui- 
 etly, IPsor.; rheumatic, Anac, lAscl. t., 
 IBry., IColch., I IPsor., Ver. v.; with acute 
 articular rheumatism, Hod.; after scarlatina, 
 ILach.; second stage, IKali m.; subacute, 
 lAscl. t. 
 
 PULSE, absent: Amyg., Ant. t., lArg. nit., 
 lArs., Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Citrus, Colch., Con., 
 IIHell.,fllHydr. ac, IMosch., IPhyt., IPod., 
 Stram.; in cholera, IBry., ICamph., ICup. ac, 
 ■Cap. m., IHydr. ac, ILaur., IOp., IVer.; in 
 gastritis, I INux v.; in labor, ILach.; in met- 
 rorrhagia, Croc, IKreo.; in cardiac rheuma- 
 tism, ICact.; in beginning of spotted fever, 
 lAmm. c; with suffocation, UCact. ; in sun- 
 stroke, IGlon.; suppressed, with strong palpi- 
 tation, IPuls.; with cold sweat, ICamph., 
 ICarbo v., Med., IVer. J^" low, weak. 
 
 Pulse, accelerated (fast, frequent, rapid) : 
 
 I I Aeon., iEsc h., Stilus., I Agar., Ailant., 
 Aloe, Alum., Amm. ben., I I Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 Ammoniac, Amyg., I lAmyl., Anac, Ananth., 
 Ang., Anthrok., Ant. chl., Aph. eh., Arn., 
 1 1 Ars., Ars. s. f., Arum t., lAsaf., Asar., 
 Ast. r., Atrop. s.,IIAur. met.,IIBell., IBenz.ac, 
 IIBerb., Bism., Bor., Bov., Brom., IBry., 
 Calab., Calad., ICamph., Cann. i., ICanth., 
 ICarbol. ac, ICed., ICepa, IChim. umb., 
 IChin. a., IChin. s., > I IChloral., Chlor., 
 Chrom. ac, ICina, I Cinch., Clem., Coca, 
 ICoccul., Coccus, jCochl., Coff., Colch., Coloc, 
 •Con., Croc, ICrotal., ICrot. t., Cub., Cup. ars., 
 I ICup. m., Cycl., Daph., Eucal., IFerr, 
 I IFerr. ph., TrForm., IGels., I IGlon., Hippoz., 
 IHyos., IHyper., Iber., Ilgn., Iod., I llpec, 
 IJacea, IKali bi., Kali br., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 
 I IKali m., IKali ph., ILyc vir., IManc, 
 Merc, per., IMur. ac, INatr. s., INux m., 
 INux v., I 101. jec, Oxal. ac,IPhos., Phos.ac, 
 IPlumb., MPt'el., IPuls., I IRan. sc, IIRhus, 
 ISang., Seneg., ISil., Sinap., Spong., Staph., 
 ISul., Sul. ac, ITell., Tereb., Vacc, Val., Viol., 
 
 I I Zinc; 80, Aph. ch., Ars.i., Arumd., IPhos., 
 I IRan. sc; 84, Thlaspi ; 85, IILach.; 86, 
 IKali c; 87, lAgar.; 88, Chloral.; 89, IMerc 
 cor.; 90, Ant. a., I lArund., Colch., Merc, sul., 
 Stilling. ; 92, Ars. h. ; 96, IITarant.; 98, Chin, a.; 
 100, Agar., Amyg., Daph., Ilgn., Kali br., 
 ■Kreo., I I Lac c, Med., Sarrac; 96 to 104, 
 Oinch.bol.; 107, Ars. h.; 108, ICycl., IKali iod.; 
 110, Hippoz., IPhyt,, I IPuls., I IRumex ; 120, 
 Ant. chl., IBapt., ICina, ICup. m., Hippoz., 
 Ilgn., I I Lac c, ILach., ILyc, IMerc. cy., 
 I IRumex, I ISars., IISul., I fVar., 1 1 Ver. v.; 
 125, IISul.; 126, Vespa; 128, Ars. h.; 130, 
 Amyg., Asim., Merc, sul., Mygale, I ISil.; 140, 
 Amvg., ICina, I I Collin., Dory., I I Lac c.,1 ISul., 
 IITarant.; 143, Coca; 144, I IPsor.; 150, 
 I IMerc. viv., I IVer. v.; 160, Lyss., I IVer. v., 
 Vespa; 170, Colch.; 200, Chin, a.; in abortion, 
 IColoc; abortion, 120, I lUstil.; at 2 p.m., 100, 
 
 Bapt.; at 3 p.m., 90, Agar.; at 4 p.m., 84, 
 Chrom. ac; in albuminuria, 112, lApis; in 
 albuminuria, 120, easily compressed, ICalc a.; 
 in angina, I I Oxal. ac; in angina, 120, IBar. in.; 
 in apoplexy, lAst.r., ICrotal., ILaur., I IPhos.; 
 in apoplexy, 100, ICoccul.; precursor of apo- 
 plexy, Ast. r.; visible throbbing of arteries, 
 Jab.; in ascites, I Apis; in asthma, Bapt.; in 
 asthma Millari, ICup. m.; in asthma, 100, 
 IITabac; in asthma, congestion to heart, 
 lAsaf.; on awaking, Sil.; in catarrh of blad- 
 der, 110, I lUva ursi ; in inflammation of 
 bowels, 110, IVer. v.; in inflammation of 
 brain, IIBell., IMerc. viv., I IPuls.; in incip- 
 ient basilar meningitis, 90 to 100, IKali br.; 
 in traumatic meningitis, 140, IHyper.; in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, I Bell., I Calab., ICic, 
 ■Hell.; in cerebrospinal disease, I IVer. v.; in 
 irritation of brain, 90, ILach.; in affection of 
 brain, small and empty, 106, IGlon.; in bron- 
 chitis, IPhos.; in burns, 160, Calend.; in can- 
 cer labii, ICamph.; in acute catarrh, 120, 
 I Ant. t. ; in bronchial catarrh, 150, ILach.; 
 in bronchial and vesical catarrh, 100, I Cop. ; 
 in chest affection, after abortion, INux m., 
 in chest troubles, after repelled itch, IHep.; 
 in cholera, I I Zinc; in cholera, 130, I IVer.; 
 in cholera infantum, -Coff. t.; in chol- 
 erine, IPhos.; after coffee, Agar.; in colic, 
 llris, I INux v.; in lead colic, 120, I IOp.; in 
 puerperal convulsions, I IOp., I I Strain.; in 
 croup, I Aeon., I Ant. t., IBell., IBrom., IHep., 
 I ISang., I I Spong.; in diphtheritic croup, 100, 
 IKali bi.; in epileptiform convulsions, 190, 
 I IVer. v.; could not be counted, I Ant. t., 
 lArg. nit., I Ars., Camph., ICed., IDig., ILach., 
 ILyc, 4 IMerc c, IMerc. vir., I I Plat., I I Zinc. ; 
 in scarlatina, scarcely to be counted, in diph- 
 theria, after failure of Lachesis, I Lac c; in 
 cynanche cellularis, Anthrac; with general 
 debility (metritis and peritonitis puerperalis), 
 I I Tereb.; in delirium tremens, 120, I IChloral.; 
 in diabetes, 90, relieved, I I Uran. n.; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, 100, IISul.; 130, IColoc; in diph- 
 theria, IBapt., IChin. a., IKali br., Kali iod., 
 Kali in., IKali perm., I Lac c, ILach., ILvc, 
 IMerc. cy., IMur. ac, IPhyt., I I Spong., ISul. 
 ac; in dropsy, lAur. mur.; in dysentery, 
 IColch.; after eating, I ILyc; with ebullitions, 
 Amb.; with ebullitions, while sitting, IMagn. 
 m.; in enterocolitis, INuph.; in erysipelas, 
 I I Rhus ; in erysipelas, 100, IHydras.; in ery- 
 sipelas of face and scalp, 120, ICinch.; in 
 evening, Anthrok., Aph. ch., Cinnab., I ILyc, 
 I IMez., Oleand., Ran. b., Rheum, Sars.,Zinc; 
 in evening, in bed, Arg. met,; in evening, with 
 distended bloodvessels, slower mornings, 
 IPuls.; in evening, in dysentery, ICaps.; 
 especially in evening, ICarbo a. ; especially in 
 evening, in consumption, Hod.; towards even- 
 ing, Mar. v.; towards evening, in aphonia, 
 IFerr.; excited, Anthrok., Bar. m., Cain.; ex- 
 cited, in dentition, IVer. v.; excited, towards 
 evening, with orgasm of blood, I ICaust.; ex- 
 cited, at night, with ebullitions, INatr. c; ex- 
 cited, in pneumonia, ILach.; great excitement 
 of heart and circulation, in pneumonia, IRan. 
 b.; only during exercise, Flour, ac. ; by every 
 slight "exertion^ Iod.; with coldness of face 
 and feet (pernicious intermittents and other 
 diseases), ILyc; in facial neuralgia, I ISpig.; 
 100, falls down suddenly as if dead, after sing- 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 ing, Lyss.; without fever, Camph.; before the 
 fit, (Euan.; gastralgia, 100, IKali c.; in gastric 
 disorder, 80 to 88, lAtrop. s.; in gastro- 
 enteritis and albuminuria, I Apis ; after gonor- 
 rhoea, ICamph.; in hsematemesis, ISec; in 
 hsematemesis, 120 to 130, lArs.; in haemopty- 
 sis, 100 to 120, Acal.; in hay catarrh , I ISticta ; 
 with pains in head (apoplexy), ICrotal.; in 
 headache, IGlon.; in headache, full and tense, 
 86, BGlon.; in heart affections, 88, ICact., ILyc. 
 vir., Mosch.; in heart disease, 90, ILyc. vir.; 
 in heart affection, 160, ILach.; quicker than 
 heartbeat, I I Aeon.; reminds one of heart- 
 beat in beginning of phthisis (articular rheu- 
 matism), I I Sal. ac; in carditis, ICarbo v.; in 
 cardiac distress, in night, I Am.; in cardiac 
 hyperesthesia, 100 to 110, llgn.; in irritation 
 of cardiac nerves, 140, ICollin.; in pericarditis, 
 120, MSpig.; in rheumatism of heart, 105, 
 ICact.; during heat, Chin, s., Menyanth., 
 Ruta, ISec; with dry heat, I ISec; with flushes 
 of heat in face, and congestion to chest, 
 Seneg. ; with heat, in phthisis florida, I I Merc, 
 cor.; with heat of skin in jaundice, I Aeon.; in 
 chronic passive hemorrhage, 120, I ISec; in 
 hemorrhage of lungs, llpec; in post-partum 
 hemorrhage, I Croc. ; in hepatic disorder, 
 I ISil.; in hip disease, 120, I I Staph.; in hyste- 
 ria, ICinnam.; in influenza, 130, MChel.; in 
 insanity, I INux v., I I Ver. v.; in intermittent, 
 lArs., IDig., Natr. m.; in hematuria from kid- 
 neys, 100, IITereb.; during labor, IChin. s., 
 Coff. t. ; in functional derangement of liver, 
 96, 1 1 Sep.; when lying, 80, when sitting 
 93, I ISpig.; in lyssophobia, ILyss.; in mam- 
 mary tumor, lArs. iod.; in mania, lAnac, 
 I Bell., I Cup. a.; during secon d stage of attack 
 of hystero-mania, I ITarant.; after meals, 
 Ars. h., ILyc; in melancholia, lAnac, lArg. 
 nit.; after menses, I Natr. m.; during menses, 
 ICroc ; in amenorrhoea, 120, I I Ver. v.; after 
 metrorrhagia, 110, Ars. h.; in morning, 
 lArs. m., ICanth., I Graph., IKali c, I IMez., 
 Oxal.ac, Thuya; 100, at 9 a.m., Tromb.; in 
 morning, slower during day and evening, 
 llgn. ; in morning, slower at night (intermit- 
 tent), lArs.; by motion, 1 1 Ant. t.; by every 
 motion, Petrol.; by motion or anger, Sep.; 
 while moving, sinks to its accustomed slow- 
 ness during rest, Dig.; in myelitis, 100, hard, 
 IDulc; in perimyelitis, 120, j I Sep.; in neur- 
 algia, ICham.; with neuralgia of intestines, 
 ■Gels.; in neuropathia, I IKali a.; at night, 
 Dulc.; at night, slower during day, Bry.; after 
 injecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, 100, 
 I ITarant.; at noon, 112, Ars. h.; in ovarian 
 cyst, Hod.; in ozaena, 120, lElaps; from pain, 
 I ITarant.; after parturition, ICrotal.; in 
 phthisis, lArs. iod., IBrom., ILach., INatr. a., 
 I ISamb., 1 1 Sep., TlStann.; small, wiry, in 
 phlebitis, 120, IHam.; in pleurodynia, 120, 
 I I Ran. b.; in pleurisy, 110, I I Seneg.; pleuritic, 
 with plastic exudation, 136, IHep.; in pneumo- 
 nia, IMerc, I INux v.; in pneumonia, 100, Sul.; 
 in pneumonia, 102, 1 IStram.; in pneumonia, 106, 
 IKali c; in pneumonia, 110, Hod.; in pneu- 
 monia, 112, lAnt. t., IISul.; in pneumonia, 
 120, I Ant. t., Hod.; in pneumonia, 120 to 130, 
 ILyc; in pneumonia, 132, I Ant. t., I IStram.; 
 in pneumonia, 184, IISul.; in pneumonia, 
 150, in evening, I IPhos.; in pneumonia, 130, 
 IISul.; in pneumonia, 115, small, IChel.; in 
 
 pneumonia, 110, small, thin, hard, Lachn.; in 
 typhoid pneumonia, 110, small, wiry, ILachn.;; 
 in bronchial pneumonia, 145, ILyc; in ca- 
 tarrhal pneumonia*, over 100, IBapt.; in pneu- 
 monia, stage of hepatization, I IPhos.; in py- 
 emia, I Ars.; quicker, harder, Calc a.; quicker 
 than beat of heart, ISpig.; acute rheumatism, 
 100, MChel.; in scarlatina, 136, ICina; 140, 
 Arum t.; in malignant scarlatina, 150, 1 I Stram.; 
 after scarlatina, 140, ILach.; in scarlatinal 
 dropsy, 120, small, IDig.; in septicaemia, 130, 
 1 1 Sal. ac; all day, especially after siesta, 
 Cain.; when sitting, Aspar.; skin dry, not hot, 
 90, Elaps; afterwards slow and faint, Bapt.; 
 often changing, suddenly to slow and back 
 again (meningitis), IGlon.; small, 125-130, 
 Bar. c; small, contracted, Acet. ac; small, 
 scarcely to be counted, surface cold and dry- 
 (scarlatina), lAilant.; small and often irreg- 
 ular, IFluor. ac; small and tremulous, 
 ■Hell.; small, weak, in evening, ILobel. i.; 
 in smallpox, I IMillef.; in smallpox, 120, 
 
 I IChin. s.; soft, intermittent (hydrocephalus), 
 IHell.; soft, weak, sometimes filiform (scarla- 
 tina), IGels. ; with confusion of speech and 
 disconnected answers, Crotal. ; in spinal irri- 
 tation, 100, IChin. s. ; mostly when going up 
 stairs, Rumex ; in affection of stomach, 100, 
 ILac c; in ulcer of stomach, I IMez.; strong, 
 in angina, IMerc; effects of overstudy, ICup. 
 ac. ; suddenly, gradually decreases, I Ver. v. ; 
 in summer complaint, 120 to 160, IFerr. ph.; 
 with sunstroke, I Ver. v.; in traumatic teta- 
 nus, 80, IHydr. ac; in tetanus, after a burn, 
 133, lAmyl.; threadlike, in epilepsy, IBufo.; 
 becomes constantly more rapid and smaller 
 until at length it is threadlike and finally no 
 longer can be felt, Lyss.; in sore throat, 130, 
 ILac c.j in ulcerated throat, 120, ILyc; in 
 quinsy, 100, IHep.; tonsillitis, 130, ILac c; 
 in chronic hypertrophy of tonsils, 120, I Bar. 
 m.; in thrombosis, 130, I Apis; with sudden 
 unconsciousness, ICoccul. ; asphyctic form 
 (uraemia), IHydr. ac; in urticaria, 104, 1 1 Rhus; 
 in induration of uterus, ICarbo a.; in uterine 
 neuralgia, 100, I INux v.; with vertigo, Tell.; 
 weak, Natr. m.; weak, in intermittent, 1 1 Rhus; 
 weak, in quinsy (apoplexy) and old age, I Bar. 
 c; weak, in typhus, ICamph. 
 
 Pulse, bounding : lAcon., IBell., Colch., Dulc, 
 lEup. pur.; awaking at 2 a.m., Benz. ac; in 
 dysmenorrhcea, I I Ver. v.; in intermittent, 
 Calad. Ji^° strong. 
 
 Pulse, chest : feels beating in left, while sitting, 
 ICalc p.; with each beat a broad stitch up- 
 ward in muscles, ICalc 
 
 Pulse, easily compressible: Iber., Kali m., 
 ILyc. vir., IPhos., IPlumb., Stram., Sumb., 
 
 I I Zinc; in apoplexy, lAst. r.; in epidemic 
 diphtheria, ILach.; in endocarditis, I Aur. met.; 
 in malignant scarlatina, ILach.; in shock, 
 I Hyper. JS^ soft. 
 
 Pulse, contracted: Agar., 1 1 Ant. t,, Asaf., lAst. 
 r., Bism., Colch., IKali bi., IKali br., Plumb., 
 I ITarant.; with shaking chill in evening, 
 Oxal. ac; in chorea, I Asaf.; full and power- 
 ful, over 100, lAcon.; in inflammation of 
 liver, IMerc; with melancholy and jealousy, 
 IKali ars.; with nosebleed, IKali bi.; with 
 palpitation, ISec; in peritonitis, lAtrop. s.; 
 in smallpox, I IMillef.; in toothache, I Cocciom 
 gg^ hard, wiry. 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 84a 
 
 Pulse, dicrotic (double) : Agar., Ananth., Bell., 
 Cycl., IPhos., Plumb., IStram.; in angina 
 pectoris,! Amyl.; sometimes intermitting when 
 heart's action is accelerated, IFerr. mur. ; beats 
 seem to run into each other, Iber. ; in typhus, 
 lApis, lArg. nit. 
 
 Pulse, drinking : affected by alcohol, IRhus, 
 Sul. ac; affected by beer or coffee, IRhus ; 
 increased by wine, Zinc. 
 
 Pulse, eating : quieter after meals, Cinch. 
 
 Pulse, empty : ILach., ISec, I I Ver. 
 
 Pulse, epigastrium: beat felt, INatr. m., IPuls. 
 
 Pulse, evening : violent, cannot lie on left side, 
 Brom. 
 
 Pulse, feeble : gggr* low, weak. 
 
 Pulse, feverish: Anthrok., Croc, I I Sul.; in 
 aphthae, I Hell.; in caries of tarsal and me- 
 tatarsal bones, I Merc; in morbus coxarius, 
 IKali c; in cynanche cellularis, lAnthrac; 
 in gonorrhoea, I Merc. 
 
 Pulse, flickering : Carbol. ac. 
 
 Pulse, fluttering: Am., ICrotal., IKali bi., 
 1 1 Ver.; in pericarditis, Colch.; on seventh to 
 ninth day of pneumonia, IPhos.; 120, Gels. 
 
 Pulse, frequent : g^* accelerated. 
 
 Pulse, full : Agar., Alum., lAmyg., lAmyl., 
 Ananth., IIAnt. t., Ars. h., Ars. in., Arum d., 
 Arum t.,Asar., Ascl. s., Atrop. s., Bapt.,IIBell., 
 Benz. ac, IIBerb., Bry., Cain., Camph., 
 ICanth. , ICepa, Chin. a. . Chin. s. , Chrom. ac, 
 Cinch., Coff, Colch., Con., Coral., Crot. t., 
 Cub., Cup. m., Cupr. s., Dulc., lEup. pur., 
 IIGels., Ham., IHyos., Iber., Ilgn., IKali c, 
 Kali m., ILach., Merc per., I IMez., INux v., 
 IPhos., Phos. ac, Samb., Sarrac, Sinap., 
 Spong., IStram., Stront., ISul., ITabac, Ta- 
 rant.; and accelerated with erethism, fre- 
 quent at night, slower by day, IMerc ; at 
 3 p.m., Agar.; in ague, I lEup. pur.; in apo- 
 plexy, I Arn., IChin. s.. IINux v., I Ver. v.; 
 less bounding than Aeon., not so flowing as 
 Gels., IFerr. ph.; in cancer labii, ICamph.; 
 during chill and heat, Chin, s.; after catching 
 cold after labor, I IPuls.; easily compressed, 
 in concussion of brain, IHell.; in croup, 
 IHep. ; in delirium, IBell., I IStram.; in diph- 
 theria, IMerc. cy.; in dysentery, ICaps.; and 
 accelerated, with ebullitions, IMosch.; in epis- 
 taxis, Croc; in evening, Anthrok., Oleand., 
 Ran. b., Thuya, Zing.; excited (hsemateme- 
 sis), IFerr.; fast, with violent beating in arte- 
 ries, IMerc; in intermittent fever, Bar. m., 
 ICed., Chin, a., ICinch.; bilious remittent 
 fever, ICrotal. ; in childbed fever, IColoc ; 
 frequent and tense (inflammatory fever), 
 IGels.; frequent (nephritis), Colch.; in hallu- 
 cinations, IHyos.; hard, IGraph.; hard, some- 
 what accelerated (desire), IDulc.; hard, 
 eclampsia, IGlon.; hard, in uterine hemor- 
 rhage, IFerr.; hard, with after-pain, I IFerr.; 
 hard, in parotitis, Dory.; with congestion to 
 head, in ague, I I Pod.; with congestion to 
 head, towards evening, ICroc; in headache, 
 IGels.; in heart disease, IIAur. met.; during 
 heat, Chin, s., IColoc, Vinca ; with heat, at 
 night, Ran. sc; with heat and violent thirst, 
 followed by general sweat,mostly on forehead, 
 I I Ran. b.fin hemorrhage, IFerr.; in incipi- 
 ent hydrocephalus and bronchitis, I Apis ; 
 intermitting every six beats, with cardiac 
 heaviness, I Aeon.; irritable in evening and 
 in hysteria, ICamph.; labored, lOp ; in acute I 
 
 pharyngo-laryngitis, INaja ; in lung affec- 
 tions, IKali n.; in mania, ICup. ac; during 
 second stage of attack of hystero-mania, 
 I ITarant.; after meals, Ars. h.; in metrorrha- 
 gia, MSabina; in morning, ICanth.; 9 a.m., 
 Tromb.; during night, Sep.; with palpitation, 
 Tell. ; paralysis, with imbecility, lAnac oc; 
 in pneumonia, IMerc, 1 1 Zinc; in typhoid 
 pneumonia, ISang.; quick (convulsions after 
 labor), IGlon.; in quinsy, IBar. c; rapid, 
 liEthus., Camph., ILed.; acute rheumatism, 
 IChel.; round, soft-flowing, with slight fever, 
 IGels.; round, in phthisis pulmonalis, 
 IFerr. ph.; in scarlatina, Arum t.; after scar- 
 let fever, IHep.; when sitting (hypochondri- 
 asis), lArg. nit.; slow, Natr. m., Paris ; slow 
 and intermittent, sunstroke, IGlon. ; with 
 snoring, lOp.; soft, IPhyt.; soft, with heat, at 
 night, Raph.; after spasm, IBry. ; strong, but 
 only 28 (hypertrophy of heart), IDig. ; with 
 pains in throat and chest, ILac c; in typhus, 
 I Arn., ICalc; in typhus and albuminuria, 
 
 I Apis; thin, weak, contracted, ICham.; weak, 
 vacillating, about 100, IGels. g^ large. 
 
 Pulse, hard: All. sat., lAmyg., Ammoniac, 
 
 I I Amm. c, lAmyl., Ananth., Ant. ch., Ars., 
 Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Arum d., IBar. c, Bell., 
 IBenz. ac, IIBerb., Bry., Calad., Camph., 
 ICanth., ICepa, IChel., ICina, Cinch., Colch., 
 Coral., Cornus, ICup. m., Cupr. s., Dulc, 
 Hyos., Hyper., Ilgn., Iod., IKali c, IKreo., 
 ILach ,,ILycv. , I I Mez.JNux v., IPhos. , Plumb., 
 Sabina, Sang., Seneg., ISil., Spong., Squilla, 
 IStram., Stront., I ISul., Tarant., ITereb., 
 IVer., Zinc ; somewhat accelerated (diar- 
 rhoea), IDulc; at 3 p.m., Agar.; in apoplexy, 
 
 lAst. r., IINux v., IPlumb.; as iron, in 
 congestive apoplexy, IVer. v.; waking at 2 
 a.m., Benz. ac; with anxious breathing, lOp.; 
 in colic, I I Op. ; not easily compressible, ILyc 
 vir. ; in conjunctivitis, I I Sep., ISul.; on recov- 
 ering consciousness, in evening, I lAst. r.; in 
 puerperal convulsions, ILach.; in croup, 
 IHep., I I Spong.; in delirium, IBell.; in de- 
 lirium tremens, IKali bi., I IStram.; in 
 evening, Ran. b., Zing.; in evening, in ty- 
 phus, IBapt.; excited, IFerr.; in childbed 
 fever, IColoc; in gastric fever, I IPuls.; in 
 puerperal fever, I IPuls.; full, Calad.; full, at 
 beginning of paroxysm (intermittent fever), 
 I IFerr.; in acute gastritis, after taking cold, 
 IColoc; with heat, IColoc, Vinca; incom- 
 pressible, Colch.; incompressible, in scarlet 
 fever, 1 1 Sul. ; in inflammation of liver, I I Coc- 
 cul., IMerc; in insanity, IINux v.; in lung 
 affections, IKali n.; in mania, ICup. ac. ; in 
 meningitis infantum, 1 1 Apis ; in old people, 
 IIAnt. t.; in phthisis, I Ars. L; in pneumonia, 
 IIAnt. t., ICact., IKali c, IPhos., I IRhus, 
 I ISul., 1 1 Ver. v.; quick, with every fever, 
 ICalc; quick, without being frequent, Cact.; 
 rapid, in scarlatina, Arum t.; like shot gliding 
 along under fingers (bronchitis), lApis ; tense, 
 IDulc; i» thrombosis and typhus, Ixlpis ; in 
 typhoid, ILach.; in typhus, I Arn., IINitr. ac; 
 in typhus abdominalis, IINux v.; with sud- 
 den unconsciousness, ICoccul.; unrhythmical, 
 liEthus.; 90 to 100 (spinal disease), lAlum. 
 
 Pulse, head: reverberates, with dilatation of 
 heart, I Ant. t. 
 
 Pulse, heavy : I IVer. v. 
 
 Pulse, intermitting: IJSthus., Agar., Alum., 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Amyg., Ang., Arn., A,rs. h., lAtrop. s., Aur. 
 met., Benz. ac, Bism., Bry., ICanth., ICaps., 
 ICarbo v., Carbol. ac, ICed., MChloral., 
 ICimex, Cinch., Coff., ICrotal., IIDig., Glon., 
 Hyos., IKali c, IKali iod., IKali ph., IKalm., 
 IKreo., ILyc. vir., Lyss., IMerc. c, I IMez., 
 I INatr. m., Nitr. sp. d., INitr. ac, I IPhos., 
 MPtel., IIRan. sc, Samb., Sep., (Strain., 
 ISul., ITabac, I ITarant., Tromb., IVer. v., 
 Zinc; in angina pectoris, I IPhyt.; in apoplexy, 
 ■Sep.; in asthma thymicum, ISamb.; one or 
 two beats, Phos. ac. ; on going to bed, with 
 weakness, Tereb.; in carditis, ICarbo v.; in 
 chronic carditis, ICact.; in chest trouble, after 
 suppressed itch, IHep.; with tensive pains 
 across chest, IKali iod.; with threatened col- 
 lapse (shock of injury), INatr. m.; in delirium, 
 Amyg. ; in diarrhoea, Thuya ; in diphtheria, 
 IKali perm., IMur. ac, INaja, INatr. a.; in 
 dysentery, Colch.; from dyspnoea, IPhos.; 
 every eight or ten minutes, after attack for 
 weeks(anginapectoris),IDiosc; in endocarditis, 
 ■Aur. met.; after faceache, ICoccion. ; so long, 
 they excite fear of death, INux m. ; in yellow 
 fever, IMerc; frequently, with palpitation, 
 ISec ; with sensation of constriction in heart, 
 INatr. m.; in heart disease, lArs.; with acute 
 •darting pain in heart, Lye vir. ; in hemiplegia, 
 I I Hydr. ac. ; after operation for hemorrhoids, 
 ICroc; in hydrocephalus acutus, IDig. ; at 
 intervals (palpitation), ICact.; stopping at 
 intervals, MVariol.; during labor, IChin. s.; 
 in meningitis or pneumonia, IVer.; in men- 
 ingitis and typhus, lApis ; in metritis, 
 I ISec; in metrorrhagia, Croc; in morbus 
 Brightii, ILyc vir.; with nosebleed, ICarbo 
 v.; omitted before single strong beat (heart 
 disease), I I Aur. met.; every other beat 
 drops out, ISpig.; during palpitation, lArg. 
 met.; in pneumonia, I Ant. t., I IVer. v.; in 
 typhoid pneumonia, ITereb.; growing more 
 protracted (functional disturbance of heart), 
 ILach.; in cardiac rheumatism, ICact.; in 
 'malignant scarlatina or diphtheria, IMur. ac; 
 in typhoid, ILyc, IZinc; uneven, IMer. cor.; 
 in volume and rhythm (scarlatina), I I Rhus; 
 when waking at night, Ars.h.; suspending two 
 •or three beats each minute, Cub ; single beats 
 omit, IStram. ; every third beat, Iber., IMur. 
 ac, Natr. m. ,Vib.; every third beat, in typhoid 
 fever, I IMur. ac; third or fourth beat, I ISul.; 
 •every third or fourth beat, in organic disease 
 ■of heart, I Apis ; fourth beat, ICalc a., I INitr. 
 ac; every fourth or fifth beat, INux v.; every 
 fifth beat, in heart disease, I Coca; missed 
 every fifth or sixth stroke (influenza), I IChel.; 
 every seventeenth beat (scarlatina), ICina; 
 every twenty-fifth or thirtieth beat, Kali m.; 
 after thirty or forty beats, Agar. ; every fifty 
 or sixty beats one omits, gradually oftener, 
 evening fifth or sixth or third, Ars. h. 
 Pulse, irregular: lAct. rac, Agar., Ang.,IAnt.c, 
 Arg. met., Arn., Ars., Ars. h., Arumd.,IAsaf., 
 lAspar., lAtrop. s., Aur. met., B&r. c, Bell., 
 Calend., ICaps., Chin., MChloral., Colch., 
 Con., ICrotal., Cub., IIDig., Glon., Hyos., 
 I liber., Iod., IKali bi., IKali iod., I IKali ph., 
 IKalm., Lachn., ILyc vir., Mane, Mang., 
 IMerc, IMerc. cor., Merc. iod. fla v., Merc, s., 
 Myr. cer., INaja, Natr. a., I INatr. m., Oleand., 
 IOp., Oxal. ac, IPhos., Phos. ac, IRhus, 
 ■Spig., I I Stilling., IStram., Sumb., IVer. v., 
 
 Vib.; now accelerated, then slow, changing 
 every few beats (child), Ant. c; in angina 
 pectoris, IDig., ITabac; in apoplexy, ILaur.; 
 in asthma thymicum, ISamb.; in going to bed, 
 with weakness, Tereb.; in strength of beats 
 (during climaxis), I IZinc; with boring in re- 
 gion of heart, Stilling., in carditis, ICarbo v. ; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, IGlon.; with 
 tensive pains across chest, IKali iod.; in chol- 
 era, ITabac ; with coldness and insensibility, 
 ISang.; with delirium, IVer.; with diarrhoea, 
 ICup. ac; in epileptiform eclampsia, ICed.; 
 with great excitement in chest, especially in 
 cardiac region, IPhyt.; with fatty heart, 
 1 1 Kali f. ; in yellow fever, IILach., IMerc; 
 with fluttering, ILil.tig., in haemoptysis, IDig.; 
 alternate hard rapid and small beats, I INitr. 
 ac; with violent action of heart, Glon. ; in 
 heart disease, I Ars., I IOp.; in organic disease 
 of heart (hydrocephalus and meningitis in- 
 fantum), I Apis ; in functional disturbance of 
 heart, ILach.; in hepatic disorder, I ISil.; in 
 hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. ac; in hydro- 
 cephaloid, ICarbol. ac; in hysteria, ICed.; 
 imperceptible (cholera infantum), ILaur.; in 
 influenza, I IChel.; intermittent, Natr. m.; in- 
 termitting, yet full, Gels.; worse lying on left 
 side, INatr. m.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IVer.; in morbus Brightii, ILyc. vir.; one nor- 
 mal, followed by two small rapid beats, 
 INitr. ac. ; with nosebleed, IKali bi.; every 
 other beat stronger, like pendulum of a clock 
 placed obliquely, Ars. h.; during palpitation, 
 lArg. met., ICact.; with palpitation, on going 
 to bed, Tereb.; in gouty pleurodynia, Colch.; 
 in typhoid pneumonia, ITereb.; now quick, 
 now slow, IKali c; sometimes rapid, some- 
 times slow, Mang.; some beats retarded felt 
 for more than a second, followed by a few 
 quicker beats, Ars. h.; in retinitis albuminu- 
 rica, I Ars.; in rhythm, in angina pectoris, 
 I I Oxal. ac; in rhythm, in hypertrophy of 
 heart, ICact. ; after scarlet fever and in ascites, 
 lApoc; then slow, ISil.; small, IIDig.; and 
 soft, 60 to 68, Cact.; with brownish bloody 
 sputa (typhus), INitr. ac; effects of overstudy, 
 ICup. ac. ; with general sweat, Stilling.; while 
 thorax is violently contracted and expanded, 
 IMosch.; in typhoid, INitr. ac, IZinc; in ab- 
 dominal typhus, I IStram.; variable, with great 
 rapidity, Lyss.; with weakness, Sang. 
 jgigf intermitting. 
 
 Pulse, irritable : Agar.,Ant.t., 7rBar.m.,Camph., 
 Chloral.,Cup. ars., I I Puis.; indicating return of 
 abscesses on neck, Psor.; in brain affection, 
 ■Cup. m.; in bronchial and vesical catarrh, 
 ICop.; in conjunctivitis, I ISul.; in ovarian 
 cyst, Hod.; in dysmenorrhcea, I ITarant.; with 
 face pale now red, with sharp pointed nose 
 (from disappointed ambition), I INux v.; in 
 smallpox, I I Variol. 
 
 Pulse, jerking : Amyl., Arum d., Calad.,IIIber. ; 
 in hydrocephalus acutus, IDig.; periodic, 
 Arg. met.; smaller, weaker, on rising from re- 
 clining position to sitting position, I IDig. 
 
 Pulse, labored : Crotal., Merc. iod. fiav. 
 
 Pulse, large: IIApis, Bell., Chin, s., Colch., 
 Con., Ipec, Iod., ITabac; in angina pectoris, 
 I Aur. mur.; full, quick, not hard (influenza), 
 IGels.; soft, IGels. g®** full. 
 
 Pulse, limping : Ars. h. 
 
 Pulse, low: Colch., I I Petrol.; almost ceases 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 845 
 
 (dilatation of heart), lAnt. t. ; gradual extinc- 
 tion, in Asiatic cholera, IHydr. ac; collapsed, 
 Dulc., 1 1 Kali ph.: collapsed, in apoplexy, 
 I I Pals.; in diphtheria, in larynx, IBrom.; 
 feeble, in sunstroke, Glon.; almost impercep- 
 tible, Agar., Agnus, lAmyg., I Apis, lArs., Ars. 
 s. f., llCamph., Cann. s., ICanth., HCarbo v., 
 Chin. a. , Chloral., ICoccul., HColch., ICrotal., 
 Cycl., IDig., IIGels., IHell., Hyos., Ilpec, 
 I I Lace, ILach., ILaur., Mang., CEnan., IOp., 
 Oxal. ac, I IPhos., IPod., IPuls., IRhus,l ISen- 
 eg., I ISpong., IStram., ITabac, Tereb., IVer., 
 Zinc ; after disappointment in her affections 
 (cardiac weakness), I I Phos. ac; in angina 
 pectoris, ITabac. ; in apoplexy, BLaur.; in anse- 
 miaof brain, I I Kali br.;incardiacdropsy,IDig.; 
 collapse in cholera, I Ars. h., HCamph., ICup. 
 m., I I Sec, IVer.; in cholera infantum, ILaur., 
 I IVer.; in cholera morbus, IJatroph.; with 
 coldness and collapse, Kali br. ; in colic, lum- 
 bago, IColoc; with earthy complexion (car- 
 buncle), ISil.; with muco-purulent diarrhoea, 
 I I Kali br. ; in diphtheria, IMerc cy. ; in en- 
 teritis, I I Tereb.; with fainting, ICrotal.; after 
 fever, 1 1 Ant. t.; in gastromalacia, IKreo.; 
 colic in gastritis mucosa, I Ars.; with hemor- 
 rhage, ICinch.; in hemorrhoids, IGraph.; limbs 
 cold, IKalm.; in cirrhosis of liver, ISul.; in 
 meningitis, I I Rhus; in monorrhagia, lApoc; 
 menses irregular, IDig.; in neuropathia, 1 1 Kali 
 ars.; quick, intermittent after menorrhagia, 
 IGels.; on seventh to ninth day of pneumonia, 
 IPhos.; with prostration, ITereb.; in puerperal 
 convulsions, I INux v. imperceptible, with slow 
 respiration, I I Chloral. ; in scarlet fever, I ISul.; 
 in spasm, following pneumonia and typhoid 
 fever, I INux v.; in syncope, I lAmyg.; in te- 
 tanus, ICic; in typhoid, IPhos., IZinc.; in 
 typhus, ICamph.; with warmth of body, 
 IMerc. $£&* weak. 
 Pulse, quick: Ammoniac, Amyg., Amyl., 
 Anthrok., I Ant. t., Ars. s. f., Asaf., Asar., 
 Ascl. s., ^Atrop. s., Bry., IChel., Coccul., 
 Colch., IColoc, Con., Cop., Cornus, ICrotal., 
 Cupr. s., Daph., Ferr. ph., IGels., Glon., 
 IHam., Hyper., Iod., ILach., Lyss., IMez., 
 Oleand., IOp., 1 1 Plumb., IIRumex, ISang., 
 IStram., ITabac, Vespa; in apoplexy, 
 I INux v.; in angina pectoris, I Amyl., ILyc; 
 than beat of heart, Arn. ; with anxious breath- 
 ing, IOp.; in carditis and cardiac rheuma- 
 tism, ICact.; in acute bronchial catarrh, 
 IKali bi.; in cerebrospinal disease, I IVer. v.; 
 in cholera, IPhos. ac; on recovering con- 
 sciousness, afternoon, I lAst. r.; in whooping 
 cough, ICoral., IVer.; in croup, IPhos.; in 
 delirium tremens, first stage, IKali bi.; in 
 diaphragmitis, IDig.; in diphtheria, IKali br., 
 INatr. a., ISul.; in diphtheria, 140, fiApis ; in 
 dysentery, IMerc. cor.; in dysmenorrhcea, 
 IITarant.; in dyspepsia, IDig.; in epistaxis, 
 Croc; in facial erysipelas, 1 1 Rhus; and fee- 
 ble, during fever, at night, Cinch, bol.; feeble, 
 vomiting during pregnancy, ICup. ars.; in 
 childbed fever, IColoc; in yellow fever, 
 IMerc; but force lessened, Coff. t.; full (delir- 
 ium tremens), I Act. rac; in acute gastritis, 
 after taking cold, IColoc; in gastromalacia, 
 IKreo.; hard, small (peritonitis), lAcon.; 
 with congestion of blood to head, towards 
 evening, ICroc; with headache, Cornus ; in 
 chlorotic headache, I IZinc; in nervous 
 
 headache, INaja; than heart's beat, IRhus; 
 in heart disease, IIAur. met., I IOp.; with 
 heat at night, Ran. sc, Raph.; with heat and 
 violent thirst, followed by general sweat mostly 
 on forehead, I I Ran. b. ; in hepatitis, I Ars., 
 IChion. v.; in hydrocephalus acutus, IDig.; 
 in intermittent fever, ICed.; irritable, Lyss. ; 
 irritation of cardiac nerves, ICollin.; in acute 
 pharyngo-laryngitis, INaja ; in lung affec- 
 tions, IKali n.; in melaena, IHam.; in in- 
 cipient basilar meningitis, IKali br.; menses 
 irregular, IDig.; in metrorrhagia, I ISabina; 
 but varying every moment, IKali iod.; in 
 morning, 9 a.m., Tromb.; when moved (me- 
 trorrhagia), Apoc; during night, Sep.; with 
 palpitation, ICact.; in peritonitis, lAtrop.; 
 in incipient phthisis, ILyc. vir.; in pneu- 
 monia, ICact., IMerc, IPhos., I IPuls., 
 IVer. v.; in scarlatina, lApis, ICup. m.; 
 small, irregular (congestion to head during 
 menses), IGlon.; small, irregular (scarlatina), 
 ICup. ac; soft, irregular (intermittent fever), 
 IGels.; spasmodic, INux v.; and strong, 
 Asar.; beginning of pain at exit of supra- 
 orbital nerve diffused over forehead, I Lac 
 def.; then sweats, IGels.; with pains in throat 
 and chest, I Lac c; in typhoid, I INux v.; 
 in typhus, INitr. ac; in typhus and ascites, 
 lApis ; unequal, I ICup. m.; but weak, with 
 shooting stabbing in region of heart through 
 to left scapula (rheumatism), IKalm.; in whit- 
 low, INitr. ac; 80,Sarrac Jg^ accelerated, 
 strong. 
 
 Pulse, rapid : jggg? 1 * accelerated. 
 
 Pulse, rolling: under finger, requiring pressure 
 in order to count, Arum d. 
 
 Pulse, round : Bapt. g^ full. 
 
 Pulse, sensible: feels beating, not frequent, 
 but quick, ICalc p.; all over body, Glon., Lil. 
 tig., IPuls., 1 1 Sep. ; in all parts, most in epigas- 
 trium, Agar.; feels beating through whole 
 body, particularly left chest, Sep.; in different 
 parts of body, I INatr. p.; through whole body, 
 in heat of intermittent, I Ars.; over body, in 
 sick headache, I ISang.; in whole body, espe- 
 cially about heart, Clem.; through whole body, 
 during heat (intermittent), ICoccul.; all over 
 body, especially in hysteric women, IKali c; 
 in whole body, even during rest, INatr. m.; 
 strong, through body, Alum.; in body, like 
 tick of a watch, Amb.; all over body, and 
 from time to time like a slow rising wave 
 through throat into head, followed by a sen- 
 sation of momentary rush of blood, Lyss.; in 
 fingers, I Amyl., IGlon.; when lying down, 
 Calad.; every beat is felt, in meningitis, IGlon.; 
 in nape, while sitting, ICalc. p. 
 
 Pulse, sharp: Colch.; in puerperal convulsions, 
 I IStram. 
 
 Pulse, short : Nitr. sp. d. 
 
 Pulse, slow : Amyl., I Amyg., Ananth., Ant. t., 
 I Apoc, Ars. m., Ars. s. f., 1 1 Asaf., Ascl. t., 
 lAspar., Bapt., Bell., Benz. ac, IIBerb.,Cann. 
 i., Cann. s., ICanth., ICaps., Carbol. ac, ICepa, 
 IChel., IChin. s., Chlor., Colch., Con., ICrotal., 
 Cub., Daph., I IDig., Dulc, IIGels., I IGlon., 
 IHell., Hippoz., IKali br., IKalm., Lachn., 
 ILaur., ILobel. i., I Mane, I Merc, Merc s.JMur. 
 ac, Myr. cer., Natr. a., IOp., Oxal. ac, Plumb., 
 IPod., Rhod., Samb., ISec, Spong., Squilla, 
 Stram., ITabac, IITarant., I IVer., I IZinc, 
 Zing. ; 30, Amyg., IDiosc; 40, Kali br., IKalm. 
 
846 
 
 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Zinc. ; about 40, Plumb.; 45, Colch. ; 48,Lyc. vir.; 
 48, 7 a.m., Chrom. ac; varied between 48 and 
 84, normal 52, Chrom. ac; below 50, Chrom. 
 ac; 50, Kali br.; 50 to 60, Chin, s.; 50 in morn- 
 ing, later 80, Astac; 52, Chrom. ac; 52, in 
 morning, Ars. h.; 55 ; afterwards 70, on eighth 
 day 92 r Ascl. t.; 56, Bar. c; 56, in evening, 
 Ars. h.; 58, Lye vir.; 58, in afternoon, Chrom. 
 ac; 58 to 68, Lachn.; 60, Agar., Ars. in., Ascl. 
 ,s., lAtrop. s., ICrotal.; 60 to 94, Iber.; 60, in 
 morning, Ars. h.; 60, in paralysis, with im- 
 becility, lAnac oc; below 60 in rest, above 
 120 after motion (nephritis), 1 1 Arm; from 80 
 to 60, even to 47, Kreo.; 60, after operation for 
 hemorrhoids, ICroc ; 61, Sarrac; 62, Ant. t.; 
 62 to 64, in afternoon and evening, Chrom. ac; 
 64, Ars. h.,Med., Vespa ; 64 to 88 Ascl. t.; 64, 
 in morning, Ars. met.; 65, IMosch.; 66,Sumb.; 
 66, in purpura, I I Led.; 66, regular, feeble, 
 sitting, lAmyl.; 67 to 70, in purpura haemor- 
 rhagica, I ITereb.; 68, Aph. ch., Ast. r., Sar- 
 rac; 68, sitting, lAmyl.; from 80 to 64 (phthi- 
 sis), lArs. i.; in afternoon, Aloe ; in albuminu- 
 ria intermitting, IDig.; in anaemia, 52, Carb. 
 s.; in angina, IDig.; in apoplexy, I Am. ; 
 after apoplexy, weak, small, ICup. m.; in 
 apoplexy, sluggish, IINuxv.; in congestive 
 apoplexy, IVer. v.; in apoplexy, 50 to 60, 
 IPlumb. ; slower than beat of heart, Dulc., 
 ■Hell., IVer.; in cardialgia, I IPhos.; in cere- 
 bral disturbance, scarcely 60, Croc; during 
 chill, IHydras., Menyanth.; in chill, 50, Brach.; 
 in cholera, IJatroph., IHell., llpec; in colic, 
 Alum., I I Op.; in lead colic, I Alum.; contracted, 
 small, Lactu. v.; in bronchial croup, I Ant. t.; 
 during day, Dulc, Sep. ; in forepart of day, 
 Cinnab.; during day, more frequent in morn- 
 ing, Agar.; during day, more frequent at night, 
 IMur. ac; during day and evening, IGraph.; 
 in diabetes, IOp.; in diarrhoea, intermittent, 
 ■Dig.; in diarrhoea, in typhus, Tereb.; dimin- 
 ishing rapidly, Calend.; in diphtheria, IIBapt.; 
 in epidemic diphtheria, ILach.; in dropsy, 
 intermittent, IDig.; in general anasarca, 60, 
 INaja; in dyspepsia, IDig.; particularly after 
 eating, Chin, s.; in evening, IIMez.; feeble, 
 IOp.; feeble, small, I Aeon.; in bilious fever, 
 50, ICrotal.; in intermittent fever, less than 
 50, INatr. m. ; in intermittent, or apoplexy, 
 I Chin, s.; in apyrexia, Cinch.; in typhus, 
 I Arm, IStram.; after fever, IIAnt. t. ; full, 
 Euphor., I ILept.; often hard, corresponding 
 powerful beat of heart, sometimes intermit- 
 tent and small, IDig.; in headache, I I Zinc; 
 with severe pain in cardiac region (hyper- 
 trophy with dilatation and aortic obstruction), 
 IKalm.; then hurried, Cub.; in hydrocele, 
 IDig.; in hydrocephalus, I Apis, IGrat.; in in- 
 sanity, IHyos.; intermittent, I Aeon., IGels.; 
 irregular, with fainting, I IDig. ; in jaundice, 
 IPhos.; in affection of liver, IMagn. m.; 
 during first part of attack of hysteromania, 
 I ITarant.; in meningitis, I IVer.; in meningi- 
 tis, at first, later frequent and soft, IGels.; 
 during menses, Ars. m.; in metrorrhagia, 
 IHyos.; in metrorrhagia, after confinement, 
 llpec; in morning, Arg. met., Oleand., Ean. 
 b., Sars., Thuya, Zinc; in nephralgia, I IOp.; 
 in desquamative nephritis, I IPlumb.; in neu- 
 ralgia, 48, IKalm. ; in nymphomania, IDig.; 
 in paralysis, with imbecility, lAnac oc; in 
 pneumonia, IVer. v.; in poisoning by foul 
 
 , breath, lAnthrac; during pregnancy, small, 
 IGels.; changing from quick, Ars. h.; during 
 rest, Petrol. ; in scarlatina, 50, I I Rhus ; in 
 shock, Dig.; in shock, 54, IHyper.; sluggish, 
 IGels.; sluggish, 68, Kali m. ; small, in apo- 
 plexy, ILaur. ; small, feeble, 62, Lact. ac; 
 with snoring, IOp.; soft, regular, 66, iEsc h.; 
 in spasm, from fright, ICup. m.; with flat 
 taste, Merc, sul.; in tetanus, ICic; with ver- 
 tigo, Therid.; with vertigo, worse standing 
 than sitting, going off when lying, IPetrol.; 
 with vomiting, IVer. v.; between attacks of 
 vomiting (menorrhagia), 45, lApoc; weak, 
 Agnus, I IDig.; weak, after typhoid, IHell.; 
 weak, in hydrocephalus, IDig.; weak, trem- 
 bling, IMerc fl®* low, weak. 
 
 Pulse, small : l^thus., Ammoniac, Ant. chl., 
 1 1 Ars., Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Arum d., lAsaf., 
 Ascl. t., Ast. r., Bell., Bism., Calad., HCamph., 
 ICanth., ICarbo v., ICarbol. ac, IChel., 
 IChin. a., Chin, s., IChlor., ICina, Cinch., 
 Coca, Coff., Colch., Coloc,Con., ICrotal., Cub., 
 Cup. ars., ICup. m., Cupr. s., Dulc,Glon., Hip- 
 poz., Hyos., Iod., llpec, IKali bi., IKali br., 
 IKali c, Kali m., IKali ph., IKreo.,ILycvir., 
 IMerc cor., Merc, sul., IMez., IMur. ac.,1 INux 
 m., INux v., IIOl. jec, IPhos., Phos. ac, 
 1 1 Plat. , IPlumb., IPuls., Raph., Sabad., Sal. 
 ac, ISang., Sarrac, ISec, I ISeneg., ISil., 
 Spong., Squilla, Stann., Staph., IStram., I I Sul., 
 Sul. ac.,1 ITarant. , Val., IVer., Vespa, 1 1 Zinc; 
 accelerated, IIAur. met., Cain., Ferr. mur., 
 Glon.; in ascites, 1 1 Apis; in ascites and hy- 
 drothorax, Apoc; in asthma, Millari,ICup.m., 
 ISamb.; in cysto-blennorrhoea, I IXJva ursi ; in 
 inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; with severe 
 pain in cardiac region (hypertrophy with 
 dilatation and aortic obstruction), IKalm.; in 
 cardialgia, 1 1 Strain.; in acute hronchial ca- 
 tarrh, IKali bi. ; in chest affection after abor- 
 tion, INuxm.; with great excitement in chest, 
 especially in cardiac region, IPhyt.; with 
 shaking chill in evening, Oxal. ac. ; in cholera, 
 I I Ver.; in cholera infantum, j Coff. t. : in spora- 
 dic cholera, ITabac; in colic and lumbago, ICo- 
 loc; after confinement, I Lye; in consumption, 
 IGuaiac; in cough and typhus, IBapt.; in 
 whooping cough, IVer.; could not be counted 
 (congestion to brain), I ICup. m.; in croup, 
 IBrom., IPhos.; in cynanche cellularis, An- 
 thrac; with general debility, in metritis and 
 peritonitis puerperalis, I ITereb.; in delirium, 
 IPhos.; in delirium tremens, ICoff., I IStram.; 
 depressed, Acal.; in diabetes, MUran. n. 
 relieved; in diphtheria, IChin. a., ICrotal., 
 I I Lac c, ILach., IMerc cy., IMur.ac, ISul.ac; 
 in diphtheria of lips, I I Rhus ; in diphtheria, 
 after failure of Phyt. and Lye, ILac c ; in 
 dropsy, lAur. mur.; in dysentery, IMerc. cor.; 
 in chronic dysentery, I INux v.; in erysipelas, 
 I I Sul.; particularly in evening (consumption), 
 Hod. ; feeble, with cold face, IMerc. cor.; in 
 intermittent fever, I Ars., ICoccul.; in puer- 
 peral fever, I IPuls.; in typhoid, ILach., 
 ■Tereb., IZine ; in typhus, lAgar., I Arg. nit., 
 ICamph., 1 1 Zinc; frequent, in affection of 
 liver, with dropsy, Fluor, ac; in hepatic dis- 
 order, I ISil.; in inflammation of liver, IMerc; 
 hard, Camph.; in chlorotic headache, 1 1 Zinc; 
 in nervous headache, INaja ; in heart disease, 
 ICact., ILach., I IOp.; with great excitement 
 of heart and circulation (pneumonia), IRan.b.; 
 
29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 847 
 
 in cardiac hyperesthesia, llgn.;in hemorrhage 
 of lungs, llpec; in hepatized left lung, 
 ICamph.; almost imperceptible, Cup. m.; in 
 insanity, I INux v., I I Ver. v. ; in influenza, 
 diarrhoea of children and pneumonia, lAnt.t.; 
 intermittent, Grat.; intermittent, with cold 
 skin, IMerc. cor.; intermittent, in croup, 
 ICarbo v.; intermitting, irregular (asthma), 
 ■Aeon.; irregular, rapid, Lyss.; in labor, 
 ICoff. t.; after parturition, ICrotal.; in affec- 
 tion of liver, IMagn. in.; in inflammation of 
 liver, I ICoccul. ; in meningitis, I Ant. t., ISul.; 
 during menses, ICroc; during climacteric 
 period, I IMurex ; in desquamative nephritis, 
 I I Plumb.; in neuralgia, ICham.; in uterine 
 neuralgia, I I Chin, s., I INux v.; in neuropa- 
 thia, Kali ars.; after night-watching and 
 mental disturbance during pregnancy, 1 1 Puis. ; 
 in nosebleed, ICarbo v., IKalibi., HSec; with 
 orgasm of blood, 1 1 Kreo. ; though pain sud- 
 denly abates, INitr. ac; with palpitation, 
 ICact.; in hysteric palpitation, INux m.; in 
 paralysis agitans, 1 1 Rhus ; in peritonitis, 
 lAtrop. s., I Ver.; in pleuritis, with plastic 
 exudation, IHep.; in pleurodynia, I IRan.b.; in 
 pneumonia, lAnt. t., IKalic, IPhos., I IPuls.; 
 and quick, in cystitis, I Hell.; quick, after 
 working in sun,IGlon.; in scarlatina, ICup.m.; 
 when sitting, lAmyl.; slow, 60, Camph.; slow, 
 in anasarca, IHell.; soft, ICup. ac; in spinal 
 irritation, I Chin, s.; with cramp in stomach, 
 ■Cochl.; in ulcer of stomach, IIMez.; with 
 cold sweat, Calad.; threadlike, in heart dis- 
 ease, IFerr. mur.; threadlike, in pneumonia, 
 IDig.; sudden unconsciousness, ICoccul.; un- 
 even, ICham.; with vomiting of bile, Bism.; 
 weak, IGlon., Gymn., Merc, s., Plat.; weak 
 and frequent, Camph.; weak, intermittent, 
 uneven, IFerr.; weak in peritonitis, ILyc; 
 weak and slow (cardialgia biliosa), ILobel. i.; 
 weak, with sudden rise of temperature during 
 desquamative stage of scarlet fever, ILyc; 
 wiry, in hydrothorax, IHell. J8^° low, 
 ■weak. 
 
 Pulse, soft: Ars. h., Bell., Camph. IChlor., 
 Colch., Cub., Cupr. s., Dulc, HGels., Iber., 
 Ipec, IKali bi., I I Kali m., Kreo., IManc, 
 Mang., 1101. jec, IPhos., 1 1 Plat., IRhus, 
 IStram., I ISul., ITabac, IVer. v.; in angina 
 pectoris, I IPhyt.; in cysto-blennorrhcea, I lUva 
 
 • ursi ; in poisoning by foul breath (cynanche 
 cellularis), lAnthrac; in cardiac hyperesthe- 
 sia, Hgn.; in chest ^iffection, after abortion, 
 INux m.; in chlorosis, I I Sep.; in cholera, 
 I Jatroph. ; compressible, in typhoid pneumo- 
 nia, ISang.; in consumption, IGuaiac; in 
 diphtheria, IBrorn.; in diphtheria, scarcely 
 perceptible, ICrotal. ; in dyspepsia, I I Ruta ; 
 in intermittent fever, I Ars.; in typhus, Crotal.; 
 in typhus and albuminuria, lApis ; in yellow 
 fever, IMerc; full, IGels. ; in headache, 
 
 I I Zinc; with heat at night, Ran. sc; with 
 heat and violent thirst, followed by general 
 sweat, mostly on forehead, I I Ran. b.; in in- 
 sanity, IHyos.; irregular, with palpitation, 
 
 IPuls.; in lumbago, I IKali c; in repercussion, 
 "before measles, ILach.; in metrorrhagia, 
 
 I I Sabina ; in paralysis agitans, _ 1 1 Rhus ; in 
 pneumonia senilis, quick, occasionally slow, 
 IFerr.; in typhoid pneumonia, ISang.; quick, 
 lLaur.; when sitting, in hypochondriasis, 
 lArg. nit.; slow, intermittent (brain affec- 
 
 tion), IHell.; trembling, in yellow fever, 
 IMerc; in uraemia, asphyctic form, IHydr.ac; 
 with cardiac vertigo, Crotal.; weak, JEsc. h.; 
 with general weakness, worse in back part of 
 neck, Cact. J^^ compressible. 
 Pulse, sound : audible, IGlon.; whistling, in 
 
 heart disease, I Ars. ; whizzing, I IKali ph. 
 Pulse, spasmodic: Ang., Bism., Carb. s., 
 ICoccul., IDig., IMerc. cor., Sabad., IStram.; 
 in asthma Millari, ICup. m.; in headache, 
 ICarb. s.; in measles, IVer. g^" intermit- 
 ting. 
 Pulse, stringy: Jg^ x> threadlike, wiry. 
 Pulse, strong (increased in force): 1 1 Aeon., 
 Agar., Amyg., Amyl., 1 1 Ant. t., Ars. h-, Ars.i., 
 Asar., IIBelL, Chin, a., I ICup. in., Hyos., 
 I IKali m., I IPuls., Sabina, Sarrac, IStram., 
 Tereb.; in apoplexy, I Arm; with pain in 
 chest and throat, ILac c; with pulsation in 
 upper part of chest, at night in bed, Cact.; in 
 dysentery, ICaps.; in phlegmonous erysipelas, 
 I I Ver. v.; in typhus, I Apis; full, hard, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 hard, ILed.; in heart disease, 1 1 Op. ; inter- 
 mittent, in yellow fever, IMerc; in pneumo- 
 nia, ILach., IVer. v.; slow, ISpig. 
 g^" bounding. 
 Pulse, suppressed: j(£ga^ absent. 
 Pulse, synchronous : not synchronous between 
 larger arteries (diarrhoea), IDig.; disagrees 
 with heart sounds, Ars.; femoral beats faster 
 than radial, IHam.; crackling in head (one 
 side) synchronous with pulse, particularly in 
 morning and in open air, better indoors, 
 ICoff.; not synchronous with heart stroke, 
 I Apis, ^ lAur. met., IDig., I IKali m., I ISpig. 
 Pulse, tense: Ammoniac, I lAmm. c, Bell., 
 Bism., Bry., ICup. m., Val., Zinc; in colic, 
 I I Op.; hard, in carditis and cardiac rheuma- 
 tism, ICact.; in intermittent, ICoccul.; in 
 measles, with pneumonic symptoms, ICup.m.; 
 in neuralgia, ICham.; especially at night, 
 Dulc. ; in perimyelitis, I I Sep.; in pleuro-pneu- 
 monia biliosa, I IRhus; as if turned and 
 twisted evenings, Ars. h.; in whitlow, 
 INitr. ac 
 Pulse, thin: llgn.; in dysmenorrhoea, IGraph.; 
 in erysipelas, 1 1 Sul.; in tobacco poisoning, 
 I I Nux v. 
 Pulse, threadlike (filiform) : Amyg., Ars. s. f., 
 Ars. s. r., Bell., Camph., ICarbo v., HColch., 
 ICrotal., ICup. m., I IDig., Iod.,IPhos.,l I Plat., 
 Strain., Tereb., I IVer., 1 1 Zinc; with anxiety, 
 lAcon. ; in asphyxia, lAnt. t.; in acute ca- 
 tarrh (cholera and meningitis), lAnt. t.; in 
 cholera, Ant. t.; in colic, Alum., IHell.; 65, 
 during diarrhoea, Ascl. t. ; in diphtheria, 
 IMerc. cy., INaja; in diphtheria of lips, 
 I IRhus; in intermittent fever, ICinch.; in 
 tertian intermittent, ILach.; intyphus,IBapt., 
 I I Zinc; in hsematemesis, 1 1 Ars.; in heart 
 disease, I I Op.; in carditis and cardiac rheu- 
 matism, ICact.; not beating, but like a thread 
 quickly pulled through artery, in cardiac 
 rheumatism, I ISpig.; in hemorrhages, ISec; 
 in liver complaint, IPhos.; 100, in measles 
 with pneumonia symptoms, ICup. m.; after 
 meningitis, ICup. m. ; in nosebleed, I ISec; 
 in typhoid pneumonia, IPhos. ; with prostra- 
 tion, ITereb.; in scarlet fever, IZinc; after 
 scarlet fever, IIAcon.; in shock, IHydr. ac; 
 in shock, from injuries, ILach. J&@T* small, 
 thin, wiry. 
 
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 29. HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. 
 
 Pulse, thrill : peculiar, under finger, I liber. 
 
 Pulse, thumping : INux v. 
 
 Pulse, tremulous : 1 1 Ant. t., Apis,Colch., ICro- 
 tal., I liber., Kreo., IMerc, IMerc cor., Merc. 
 sul.,1 IPhos., Plat.,IRhus, Sep., ISpig.,Staph., 
 IStram.; in cholera, Ant. t. ; in cholera and 
 bronchial catarrh, IIAnt. t.; in cough, Ant. t.; 
 in dropsy, lArs.; in dyspepsia, IDig.; in ty- 
 phoid fever, HCalc, Crotal.; in yellow fever, 
 IMerc; in hsematemesis gastritis (typhus), 
 lArs.; in meningitis, I I Rhus; from over- 
 working, Agar.; at close of paroxysm, Chin, s.; 
 in tetanus, ICic. Jg^" vibrating. 
 
 Pulse, tumultuous : with tensive pains across 
 chest, IKali iod. 
 
 Pulse, variable : Ant. t., ICanth., Colch., 
 ICup. m., IGlon., Ilgn., Natr. a., INitr. ac, 
 Oleand., IOp., Plumb., ISpig., IStram., 1 1 Zinc; 
 with cardiac distress in night, Arm; in ty- 
 phus, IBapt.; great and sudden changes in 
 typhoid fever, IVer. v.; in typhus and scarla- 
 tina, lApis; in inflammation of diaphragm, 
 I IMorph.sul.; in meningitis. I Apis; in phthi- 
 sis, IKali c; shifts according to phantoms 
 which offer themselves to her imagination 
 (delirium after being accused of theft), IHyos. 
 gigr unequal. 
 
 Pulse, vibrating : Amyg.; in pneumonia, ICact.; 
 in typhoid pneumonia, ISang. Ji^T" trem- 
 ulous. 
 
 Pulse, unchanged (steady) : Asim., Clem.; in 
 delirium, Amyg. ; in irritation of cardiac 
 nerves, ICollin.; in mucous irritation et mor- 
 bus medicinalis, I Hydras. 
 
 Pulse, undulating: Plumb.; in anasarca, 
 lArs.; in repercussion of measles, ILach.; 
 wavy, ICrotal.; in long waves, in convulsions, 
 ■Zinc; weak, Cam ph. 
 
 Pulse, unequal (uneven) : Agar., Ars. m.,ICalc, 
 Cinch., Con., I ICup. m., IKali c, ILach., 
 Lyss., Mang., IOp., Sabina, Thlaspi ; in angina 
 pectoris, ILyc; in catarrh of a child, I Ant. t.; 
 in cyanosis, (Dig.; in hysteria, IHyos.; weak, 
 ICham. JS^f* irregular, variable. 
 
 Pulse, wavy : g^"* undulating. 
 
 Pulse, weak (feeble): Act. rac, Agar., Amyg., 
 Ant. chl., 1 1 Ars., Ars. h., Ascl. s., lAspar., 
 Ast. r., lAtrop. s., IIAur. met., Benz. ac, 
 IIBerb., Cact., HCamph., Cann. s., ICanth., 
 HCarbo v., Carbol. ac, Chloral., ICimex, 
 ICinch., Coca, ICoccul., Coff., Colch., Coloc, 
 ICrotal., Cub., ICup. ac, Cupr. ars., HCup.m., 
 ■Dig., Diosc, Ferr. mur., IIGels., IGlon., 
 Hyos., Iber., Ilgn., Hod., Hpec, IKali bi., 
 IKali br., IKali c, IKalm., IKreo., 1 1 Lac c, 
 ILach., Lyss., IManc, Mang., IMerc, I IMercv., 
 IMerc cor., Merc iod. flav., IMur. ac, INaja, 
 I INuxm.,OEnan., Oxal. ac, IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 
 IPhyt., Plat., I I Plumb., Psor., I Puis., Rhod., 
 ■ Rhus, Sal. ac, ISec, ISpig., Spong., ■Staph., 
 
 I I Stilling., IStram., I ISul., Sul. ac, ITa- 
 bac, IITarant., Tereb., I ITJstil., Valer., 
 
 I I Variol., I IVer., IVer. v., Vespa, Zinc; ac- 
 celerated, in apoplexy and old age, IBar. c; 
 in anasarca, I I Chloral. ; in angina pectoris, 
 ■Dig., I IPhyt.; in apoplexy and typhus, I Am.; 
 in apyrexia. Cinch. ; with great want of blood, 
 IMosch.; with quick labored breathing, Cro- 
 tal.; in cardialgia, I IStram.; in bronchial ca- 
 tarrh, IIAnt. t.; in children, lAnt.t.; in chlo- 
 rosis, Hpec'; in cholera, Uatroph., ITabac., 
 1 1 Ver.; in cholera, second stage, ICup. m.; in 
 
 sporadic cholera, I ITabac; in cholerine,. 
 I^Ethus.; in cholerine, beginning to fall, 
 IFerr.; in chlorosis, IFerr.; with coldness 
 and collapse, Dory.; in colic, Hris ; in 
 cough and typhus, IBapt.; in cough, Ant. 
 t. ; in croup, IBrom.; in delirium tremens, 
 I IStram.; depressed, Ars. s. r.; chronic diar- 
 rhoea, IColoc; in diabetes mellitus, I IKalibr.; 
 in diphtheria, ICrotal., IKali perm., ILach., 
 IMerc cy., INatr. ars., I IPhyt., ISul. ac; in 
 dropsy, lAur. mur.; in dysentery, lArs., 
 ■Merc, cor.; in chronic dysentery, I I Nux v. ; 
 in dyspepsia, ILig. ; in flatulent indigestion, 
 ■Lye; in dyspnoea, ICact.; after eating, 
 Diosc.; in erysipelas, I I Rhus; faint, ■Carbo 
 v., IRhus; in fainting, ICamph., ILaur. ; dur- 
 ing fever, in afternoon, Cinch, bol.; in bilious 
 fever, ICrotal. ; in intermittent fever, 1 1 Polyp., 
 I IPuls.; in intermittent, small, scarcely per- 
 ceptible during apyrexia, IFerr.; in nervous 
 fever, sinking, ICamph.; typhoid, rapidly 
 sinking, Anthrac; in typhoid, I INux v.,. 
 ■Zinc; in typhus, lApis, IBapt., Crotal.; in 
 typho malaria, 140, from twentieth day, 
 ■Ham.; frequent, irregular (scarlatina), 
 ■Ailant.; after gonorrhoea, ICamph.; in heart 
 disease, ICact., ILach., I IOp.; in cardiac dis- 
 tress in night, I A.rn.; in dilated heart, ITabac; 
 with fatty heart, I IKali f.; in pericarditis, 
 I ISpig.; in cardiac rheumatism, ICact., 
 I ISpig.; in hepatic disorder, BChion. v.,. 
 ■Magn. m., IPhos., I ISil.; in hydrothorax, 
 ■Apoc; indistinct, in dropsy, after scarlatina,. 
 ■Apis; in influenza, I lEup. perf. ; during 
 labor, IChin. s.; in paralysis of lungs, 
 ■Mosch.; with melancholy and jealousy, 
 ■ Kali ars.; in meningitis, I IVer.; in meningi- 
 tis, sinking, IStram.; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, hardly perceptible, ■Gels,; in menor- 
 rhagia, BApoc, IVer.; in metrorrhagia, Croc; 
 in metrorrhagia, when moved, Apoc; in 
 morning, Act. rac, Oleand., Thuya ; after in- 
 jecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, 
 
 I ITarant.; in old age, BAur. met.; with orgasm 
 of blood, I IKreo.; from overworking, Agar.; 
 with palpitation, Cinch. ; in hysteric pal- 
 pitation, INux m. ; at close of paroxysm, 
 Chin, s.; scarcely perceptible, I IPuls.; in 
 peritonitis, 100100.; in phlegmasia alba do- 
 lens, INatr. s.; in phthisis, lArs. i. r 
 MSamb., MStann.; in incipient phthisis,, 
 ■Lye vir.; in pleurodynia, I I Ran. b.; in pneu- 
 monia, ISul.; pneumonia, stage of hepatiza- 
 tion, I IPhos.; in typhoid pneumonia, IPhos.; 
 quick, ICrotal ; quick, after pain in abdomen, 
 ■Ham.; quickly, in renal colic, IDiosc; gradu- 
 ally weaker and quicker, 120 to 180, especially 
 after paroxysms (hydrophobia), Lyss.; quick 
 and intermittent, Lyss.; regular, Plant.; regu- 
 lar, in dropsy and hectic fever, BEup. pur.; 
 in acute rheumatism, Colch.; in scarlatina,. 
 
 I I Zinc; after scarlet fever, Apoc; in sexual 
 debility, IDig.; shock of injury, as if dying, 
 Chlorof.; in shock from injuries, dying away, 
 ■Lach.; with occasional deep sighing (inflam- 
 mation of brain), IIHell.; sinking, Bism. f 
 Chloral., Euphor.; sitting, lAmyl.; slow, 
 Cup. m., Glon. ; slow, in tertian intermittent, 
 ■Dig.; small, Acet. ac; small, in chlorosis. 
 I Abrot. ; small, in emansio mensium, IDig.; in 
 concussion of spine, IHyper.; with watery 
 stool, Jalap.; after stool, subdued, Caust.; of 
 
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 feet of overstudy, I Cup. ac.; in sunstroke, 
 IGlon.; in tetanus, ICic.; threadlike, almost 
 imperceptible, in hemorrhage, IHam.; in to- 
 bacco poisoning, IINuxv.; with cardiac ver- 
 tigo, Crotal.; after vomiting, Aloe, Ascl. s.; 
 with bilious vomiting, ICrot. g^T absent, 
 low, slow, small, threadlike ; also Heart 
 beat weak. 
 
 Pulse, wiry : lAmyg., IGlon., I ILacc.,ILyc.vir., 
 Tereb. , Zinc. ; in apoplexy, IPlumb. ; in ascites 
 and gastro-enteritis, I Apis ; in cerebrospinal 
 disease, 1 1 Ver. v.; corded, Ammoniac; in in- 
 cipient basilar meningitis, I Kali br.; in 
 pneumonia, ILach.; in pleuro-pneumonia, 
 1 1 Seneg. 
 
 30. OUTER CHEST. 
 
 Axillae. Male Nipples. Outer Chest. 
 
 AXILLiE, abscess: after vaccination, HSil.; 
 suppurative adenitis, I Hep. ; hydroadenitis, 
 JPhos. ac; three red lines, right, discharg- 
 ing (pyaemia), ICrotal. flST' glands, sup- 
 puration. 
 
 Axillae, boils: 1 1 Hep., IMerc, Phos. ac, ISil.; 
 in left, IPhos.; furuncles, INatr. s.; small, 
 painful, indolent, 1 1 Sep.; pus continues to dis- 
 charge for an unusually long time, they no 
 sooner heal than fresh ones appear, ILyc.; 
 sensation of boils, Chim. m. 
 
 Axillae, burning: Berb.; in left, Zinc; in right, 
 Carbo v. 
 
 Axillae, cancer: sharp pain, from scirrhus of 
 right breast, Chim. umb.; in right, knotted 
 cords from mammae to spine (scirrhus), lAst. r. 
 
 Axillae, chill : particularly sensible in evening, 
 Astac. 
 
 Axillae, cold : feeling in right, Agar. 
 
 Axillae, cutting: Ang.; to nipple and down 
 side, deep in lung, I IDiosc. 
 
 Axillae, drawing: paralytic to fingers, Sep.; in 
 right, Cast, eq.; violent, from right to ster- 
 num, after working some, Zing. ; painful, be- 
 low right, worse from motion, from scrobic- 
 ulum to right, Amm. m. 
 
 Axillae, dryness: and cracked condition, espe- 
 cially left, itching worse when body becomes 
 heated, IHep. 
 
 Axillae, eruption: eczema, 7rBrom.; herpes, 
 I Carbo a., ILyc; herpetic, with light brown- 
 ish scab, painful when washing, worse right 
 axilla, appeared day previous to pain in 
 labiae, followed by discharge of blood from 
 vagina, ILac c; herpes zoster, on left, spread- 
 ing in rings forward to sternum and back to 
 spine, with burning and smarting, IDolich.; 
 itch, Psor.; pimples, I IPhos.; painful pustules 
 (syphilis), I IJacea; rash, generally dry, 
 occasionally slight moisture exuded, IHep.; 
 rhus poisoning in left, I I Kali s. ; scabs, 
 IINatr. m.; humid tetter, ISep.; humid tetter 
 in left, ISep. ; itching tetter, Elaps. 
 
 Axillae, glands: indurated, HCarbo a., HSil.; 
 a hard lump, Lyss.; lump in anterior wall of 
 left, painful from pressure or motion. Tell.; 
 painful, ICarbo a., IKali c; painful, in ery- 
 sipelas, Anthrac; stitches in right, with 
 oppression of chest, Bry.; red streaks from, 
 
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 abscess after vaccination, lApis; swollen, 
 -<Ethus., Amm. m., Bell., IClem., IIColoc, 
 ■Con., IHep., Hod., IKali c, ILyc, IMerc 
 sul., INatr. s., INitr. ac, IPhos., I IPhyt.. 
 ■Sep., I ISil.; swollen, after contusion of little 
 finger, IBry.; swollen, in erysipelas, Anthrac; 
 feeling of swelling, Benz. ac, Chim. m.; 
 swollen, hard, painful, IIBar. c; swollen, 
 inflamed, lAur. met.; swelling, large, right, 
 painful, hard, red, Bar. c; left, swollen, Cro- 
 tal.; left, enlarged, painful (cancer), I Hydras.; 
 swollen, before menses, Aur. met.; swollen, 
 painful, Amm. c, IRhus, Staph.; swollen, 
 generally painful, INatr. c; swollen, pain- 
 less, purplish, I ILach.; swollen, with rash on 
 back (blepharitis), ICarbo a.; swollen, right, 
 Vespa; swollen, in right, hard, painful, throb- 
 bing, I I Puis.; swollen, with tumor of breast, 
 I Ananth.; swollen, carcinomatous ulcer, Cund.; 
 in dissecting wound, ILach.; hot, dark red, 
 lymphatic swelling in right, size of a walnut, 
 discharging cheesy pus, Hod.; suppurating, 
 IIColoc, Cadm. s., ICalc, Crotal., IIHep., 
 IKali bi., I IMerc, IMerc. iod. rub., INatr. s., 
 IRhus, ISep., I ISil.; suppurating, painful to 
 touch, discharge bloody serous pus, with 
 stinging and gnawing, IRhus, enlargement, 
 inflammation and suppuration, especially 
 after abuse of mercury in syphilitic subjects, 
 I INitr. ac; left, tender, Crotal.; fistulous 
 ulcer, ICalc. 
 
 Axillae, heat : Calend. 
 
 Axillae, heaviness : Berb. 
 
 Axillae, itching: Berb., Calc p., ICarbo 
 v., Coccul., IICycL, IISul.; in afternoon, 
 Chrom. ac; continuous, with pricking in left, 
 while sitting, Spong.; before menses, I I Sang.; 
 in morning, I I Form.; in right, Ast. r.,1 IPhos.; 
 when warm at night, A rg. nit. 
 
 Axillae, lameness : in left, Lyss. 
 
 Axillae, pain : dull, in left, Ind.; in uterine 
 disorder, I Con.; in integument, below, Chim. 
 umb. ; acute, in intercostal neuralgia, 1 1 Ran. 
 b.; with burning in oesophagus, Ictod. ; in 
 right, down arms along course of nerves, 
 Jugl.; under right, to pectoral muscles, Brach.; 
 to scapulae, Chim. m. 
 
 Axillae, piercing: in left, I INatr. s. 
 
 Axillae, pressing : Ang., Astac. ; burning, be- 
 
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 30. OUTER CHEST. 
 
 neath,IGraph.; drawing, by jerks in left, alter- 
 nating with similar sensation in left popliteal 
 space, Spong.; in right, hard, worse from touch 
 or motion, Agnus. 
 
 Axilla?, pricking : Arund. 
 
 Axillae, sensitive: to touch, Calend., Lact. ac. 
 
 Axilla?, shooting: Agar.; in left, near insertion 
 of pectoralis major, Elat. 
 
 Axillae, smarting : Berb. 
 
 Axilla?, soreness: Ars., Brach., ICarbo v.; as 
 after a bruise, in a small spot, Zinc. ; in right, 
 IMez.; to touch, Calend., Lact. ac. 
 
 Axilla?, stitches : itching, in both, Staph. ; fine, 
 to chest from right, ICaust.; fine, while sitting, 
 Spong. ; in left, arresting breathing in even- 
 ing, Zinc; in left, in peritonitis, ILyc; in 
 right, Brom., Carbo v.; in skin of right, Nitr. 
 sp. d.; beneath right, Sul. 
 
 Axilla?, sweat : ICalc., Cadm. s., ICed., ICepa, 
 IDulc.,Gymn., IKalic, INatr.m., IPetrol., Sa- 
 bad., Squilla ; fetid, Carbol. ac, I Hep., ILyc, 
 INitr. ac, IPetrol., Rhod., HSil., I I Sul.; fetid, 
 like garlic, ILach., ITell.; fetid, like garlic, 
 worse evening and at night, Osm.; fetid, like 
 garlic, offensive to patient, liSul.; fetid, like 
 onions, Bov.; sour smelling, Asar. ; fetid, pun- 
 gent, between menses, ISep.; fetid, pungent, 
 causing soreness, ISep.; fetid, stains linen 
 brown, ILac c; fetid, sweet (hemicrania), 
 ISep.; fetid, in women, INux m.; fetid, in 
 women suffering from chronic endometritis 
 and disordered vaginal discharge, ILyc; pro- 
 fuse, Selen. ; transient, local, ISil.; in incipient 
 tuberculosis, I ITuberc; with ulcers on os uteri, 
 ICurar. 
 
 Axilla?, rheumatic pains : in region of right, 
 Aspar. 
 
 Axilla?, tearing : to fingers, Sep.; to tips of fin- 
 gers, as if flesh were torn from bones (rheum- 
 atism), lAnt. t.; in left, IPsor.; dull, sticking, 
 in right, Zinc. 
 
 Axilla?, tension : Astac 
 
 Axilla?, throbbing : isolated sore, Brach. 
 
 Axilla?, tumor: Petrol.; encysted, IBar. c 
 
 Axilla?, ulcer: in left, Bor. 
 
 MALE NIPPLES, as if air streamed from: 
 Cycl. 
 
 Male nipples, burning : above, Zinc; in a fixed 
 spot under right, worse reading and thinking, 
 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Male nipples, cracked : painful, ICast. eq., 
 IGraph. 
 
 Male nipples, cutting : in left across and 
 through to scapula, Tell.; in region, arrests 
 breathing, better by pressure, IDiosc. 
 
 Male nipples, drawing: in left, through to 
 scapula, gradually increasing mornings on 
 rising, Rhus. 
 
 Male nipples, penetrating itching : at right, 
 I I Form. 
 
 Male nipples, pain : in glandular swellings 
 about, IIMerc. cor.; constant dull, under left, 
 to left scapula, dry cough at night, Como. ; 
 in left, in phthisis, 1 1 Zinc; beneath left, 
 I I Ascl. t.; in morning, Bar. c; in region of, 
 Diosc; through right, when breathing, Eup. 
 perf. 
 
 Male nipples, pressing: behind left, Berb.; 
 sharp beneath left, Verbas. 
 
 Male nipples, sharp pain : through right lung, 
 ■Kali iod. ; shooting from left down, lAscl. t. 
 
 Male nipples, soreness: ISep.; aching and 
 
 bleeding, ^Graph.; below left, cannot take 
 long breath, IFerr.; under right, when bend- 
 ing, Alum.; under right, worse from touch, 
 Sang. 
 
 Male nipples, stitches: from both through 
 chest, Cann. i.; at end of, burning in chest, 
 along sternum, spreads over whole chest after 
 warm drink, Tereb.; darting in right, Grat. ; 
 after dinner, I Kali bi.; dull, in left, Bapt.; 
 fine, Camph.; in left, through to scapula, 
 gradually increasing, morning on rising, 
 Rhus ; prickling, pressing in region of left, 
 1 1 Form. ; beneath left, on inspiration, Verbas.; 
 deep under left, exhalation difficult, Amyg.; 
 especially about right, probably myalgic, 
 I I Sang.; beneath right, Zinc; from right to 
 left, and downward, Card. m. 
 
 Male nipples, tearing pain : boring, from with- 
 in, beneath right, to sternum, Spig. ; from right 
 to chest, ICamph. ; fine, near right into pelvis, 
 Camph. 
 
 OUTER CHEST, barrel-shaped: I ISars. 
 
 Outer chest, blue : ILach.; during epilepsy, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Outer chest, boils: Cinch.; near last ribs, I Arg. 
 met.; small, I IPhos.; small, suppurating, 
 often leave scars, IIKali iod. 
 
 Outer chest, cancer: a keloid, on sternum, one 
 and a half inches in diameter and elevation 
 of one-tenth of an inch, was hard and shone 
 like mother of pearl, pained at times, I I Sul. 
 
 Outer chest, capillary network : marbled ap- 
 pearnce, Carbo v. 
 
 Outer chest, carbuncle : on side as large round 
 as a silver, dollar, apex studded with small 
 openings, intense burning and stinging, ex- 
 tends to mamma and down arm, prevents 
 sleep, 1 1 Tarant. 
 
 Outer chest, chicken-breast : incipient tuber- 
 bulosis, I ITuberc g^ 1 * narrow. 
 
 Outer chest, coppercolored : in front, Stram. 
 
 Outer chest, eruption : I lAnag., Stram.; blis- 
 ters, filled with extravasated blood (hemor- 
 rhoids), I Ars.; small blisters, filled with blood 
 on left side, pressed out, without pain, Ars. m.; 
 small blotches, ILac c; blotches bluish-red, 
 I I Phos.; brown blotches, I I Phos.; brown yel- 
 low blotches, ICarbo v.; brown spots, Cadm. 
 s., IHydr. ac, IPhos., I ISep., Thuya ; liver 
 spots, painful or itching, ILyc ; the usual liver 
 spots become very dark, with much desqua- 
 mation, Mez.; brown .spots, in secondary 
 syphilis, IPetrol.; brownish yellow spots, 
 ILyc; colorless, smarting, Ars., IDros.; par- 
 tially developed, with dirty, yellow, greasy 
 skin, in children, do not respond promptly to 
 indicated remedy, IPsor.; eczema, IIAnac; 
 eczematous, herpetic, ISyph.; eczema, redness 
 of skin, little blisters itching intolerably, 
 Anac; covered with erythema(diabetes),INatr. 
 s.; like erysipelas forming yellow honey- 
 colored crusts, ICic ; erysipelas, skin thickened 
 ninth day after vaccination, ICrotal.; resem- 
 bling erysipelas, itching burning, ICic; ery- 
 thematous, resembling scarlet rash, Tereb.; 
 furfuraceous, between mamma?, Ast. r.; her- 
 petic, IGraph., IHep., IPetrol., ISyph.; her- 
 pes zoster, after external application of Rhus 
 tox., fifth rib to ninth, right side patches of 
 exanthema, ILach.; itching, Stram.; dry itch, 
 ■ IPsor.; resembling itch, in children, Arund.; 
 macula?, in secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; on 
 
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 lower part, moist burning itching, eats into 
 surrounding parts, large vesicles filled with 
 clear serum form, become turbid, burst and 
 become confluent, 1 1 Ehus ; about nipple, 
 Tell.; nodules, Hippoz.; nodules, sensitive, 
 ICarbo a.; nodules (relieved), I i Hydras. ; red 
 nodules, as large as lentils, one year after ap- 
 pearance of chancre, which disappeared under 
 local treatment (syphilis), IMerc. cor.; nodes, 
 painful to pressure (fat old man), IBar. c; 
 red knotty, in middle, INatr. s. ; itching, burn- 
 ing, papular, I I Rhus ; petechias, I IPhos., 
 Stram.; petechial, erythematous, on lateral 
 surface of trunk to axilla, invading folds of 
 axilla, corresponding portion of arm and 
 pectoralis major, Variol.; pimples, Berb., 
 Cinch. , Cund., Dulc, IGraph., IKali c, 
 Tabac; acne, pimples, Bar.c; biting, burn- 
 ing pimples, Agar.; pimples bleed easily 
 .and heal slowly on, I Cist.; red pimples, 
 Phos. ac; red pimples, in typhus, I I Stram.; 
 single pimples, filling with pus, then drying 
 up and disappearing, Coccul. ; small pimples 
 at base of hairs, IMez.; small, dry, red pim- 
 ples, Iod. ; small pimple, feels as if it had a 
 splinter in it when touched, Amm. c; suppu- 
 rating pimples, Arund.; small suppurative 
 pimples on sternum, Agar.; suppurating pim- 
 ples on sternum, I Hep.; purple efflorescence 
 on upper anterior part, in patches, Colch.; 
 pustules, I I Petrol., Psor.; two small pustules, 
 IHydrocot. ; pustules,in typhoid fever, I I Rhus ; 
 pustules under breast, painful on rubbing, 
 ICalc. ; pustules, moist, stinging itching, 
 Bar. c; variola-like pustules on sternum, pain- 
 ful and suppurate, ISil.; rash, Cup. in.; 
 rash, in bronchitis, llpec; rash, after irrita- 
 tion, ICalc; rash, between mammae, Ast. r.; 
 brownish miliary rash, Mez.; rash, itching like 
 scabies, Caust.; itching rash, alternating with 
 asthma, Calc. ; red rash, Amm. c; red rash, 
 in typhus, IStram.; small rash, ICamph.; 
 syphilitic rash in front, an abundance of fine 
 scales peeling off (secondary syphilis), I I Syph.; 
 red blotches, itch violently on exposure to air 
 or scratching, Apis ; bright, red, fine, Merc, 
 iod. flav.; small _ flat, light red blotches, 
 IMerc. v.; red miliary, in acute rheumatism, 
 IICheL; red patches, with urticarious wheals, 
 I I Chloral.; red points or spots, changing to 
 blotches, Cinnab.; red spots, Arm, Coccul., 
 Sabad.; red spots, like flea bites, Mez.; red 
 spots, with itching, Tabac; red spots and 
 rash, with smarting itching,! I Led. ; red spots, 
 filled with serum on, gone after sweat, Astac; 
 several small red spots, disappear on pressure 
 of finger (typhoid fever), I I Rhus ; red wine- 
 colored spots, Coccul. ; roseola, IHyos.; fine 
 scarlet rash, with itching, Cornus ; bright, 
 like scarlatina, ILac c; roseola, after abuse of 
 mercury (syphilis), IKali iod.; like rot in 
 sheep, with desquamation, Led.; small scabs, 
 itching, better by scratching, INatr. s. ; scab- 
 by, most at base, of yellowish color, every 
 four months, IHep. ; scaly, IFluor. ac; spots 
 from which scurf comes off "like fish scales," 
 when scratched (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; 
 scarlatina begins, I Bell.; scarlatina, bright, 
 red. fine, ILac c; spots, size of a lentil, Phyt.; 
 irregular spots, Coccul. ; sycotic exanthema, 
 every spring, INatr. s.; urticaria, Sars. ; like 
 varicella, and itching, ISil.; like varicella, 
 
 with desquamation, 1 1 Led.; vesicles as large 
 as peas, IMerc; itching vesicles, restlessness 
 at night, IGraph.; and sores, commencing as 
 small vesicles filled with serum, mattering to 
 pustular, afterwards covering with thick, 
 dirty-looking scabs, often close together 
 (rupia syphilitica), I ISul.; vesications filled 
 with pellucid fluid, numerous and small, not 
 larger than a pin's head, drying up, Stram.; 
 whitish, miliary, in typhus, lApis, MVal.; 
 yellow spots, Ars., IPhos.; yellow spots, with 
 itching, Tabac; deep yellow spot, size of a 
 silver dollar in left, spreads gradually, cover- 
 ing person from hips to neck (chloasma), 
 I ISul. 
 
 Outer chest, exostoses : on ribs, IMerc cor. 
 
 Outer chest, flat: IGrin.,Tuberc; in consump- 
 tion, Hod.; beneath left clavicle (phthisis), 
 
 I Ars. i.; in diabetes, INatr. s.; intercostal 
 spaces falling away (phthisis far advanced), 
 IKali c; left half, in phthisis, I Ars. i. 
 
 Outer chest, fistulous opening: near sixth rib, 
 from an abscess, with gnawing, spongy growth, 
 size of a nut, protrudes, broken by fistulous 
 openings,having a scarlet border,and discharge 
 ichorous, stinking pus, I ISil.; wall perforated 
 near left nipple, I ISul. 
 
 Outer chest, intercostal neuralgia : jg^*' Chap. 
 28, Inner chest neuralgia. 
 
 Outer chest, itching : with red, scaly skin, 
 burning, after rubbing, Con. 
 
 Outer chest, narrow: in incipient phthisis, 
 I I Psor., I ITuberc; chicken or pigeon breast, 
 ILact. ac 
 
 Outer chest, purpura: black and blue spots, 
 IITereb. 
 
 Outer chest, rachitic : deformity in costa- 
 sternal region (bronchial asthma), ICalc. 
 
 Outer chest, red : Vespa ; dark, in amenorrhcea, 
 ■Graph.; as if ecchymosed, Iod.; glistening, 
 as if he had scarlet fever, Vespa ; rose-colored, 
 CEnan. ; bright scarlet over body and legs 
 (diphtheria), ILac. c 
 
 Outer chest, sunken : in consumption, Hod. 
 
 Outer chest, suprasternal fossa : jg^p 00 Chap. 
 31, Throat-pit. 
 
 Outer chest, sweat: lArg. met., UCalc, ICed., 
 Cimex, IGlon., ILyc, IPetrol., Selen. ; on 
 upper, after coitus, Agar.; cold, tCarbol. ac; 
 cold, in cholera infantum, ICamph.; cold, 
 during and after cough, and in croup, I I Cub.; 
 cold, at night, ISep.; cold, profuse, in upper 
 (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), I IStann.; 
 damp feeling in front (quartan ague), I ISep.; 
 during epileptic attack, Cup. m.; in exostoses 
 on skull, I lArg. met.; during menses, IKreo.; 
 during menses, at night, IBell.; in morning, 
 ICoccul.; during night, Agar., ICalc; most 
 profuse, 5 to 6 a.m., Bov. ; oily, lArg. met. ; 
 with old people, from opium, Merc. ; red, Arm; 
 between breasts, bad smell, INux m.; runs off 
 in streams (intermittent), ICoccul.; warm, 
 IChel. 
 
 Outer chest, swelling: lArs., Cadm. s., Vespa; 
 from above clavicle down to below pectoralis 
 major, smooth and elastic, ILach.; hard, from 
 size of a pea to that of a hazelnut or walnut, 
 enlarge, break open and discharge viscous, 
 yellow-brownish ichor, Hippoz.; hard, tender 
 about midway between nipple and sternum, 
 but nearer latter, in a baby a few months old, 
 
 I I Phyt.; on ribs, near sternum, Natr. s.; size 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 of a plum, between fifth and sixth ribs, right 
 side, below nipple, occasioned by closing of 
 an issue, I ISil.; of right, ICalc; of sternal in- 
 tegument, painful (scirrhus), Ast. r. 
 Outer chest, tumor : hard, painless, near right 
 nipple, size of hazelnut, then fist, scirrhous in 
 character, lancinating pains from breast to 
 axilla, jFerr. iod.; in right intercostal space, 
 when convalescing from typhoid fever, broke 
 open, discharge first thick, creamy pus mixed 
 with blood, becomes thinner and more offen- 
 sive, discharge then dirty, fetid, ichorous 
 fluid, swelling hard and blue the surrounding 
 parts, 1 1 SiL; right side, between ribs a small 
 lump under skin like cartilage, painful to 
 touch, on breathing, stinging, ICalc; nsevus 
 near right nipple (varioloid), I I Vacc; osseous 
 growth at angle of eighth right rib, ICalc. fl.; 
 right wall, especially around nipple, several, 
 size from pigeon's eggs to hen's eggs, two sup- 
 
 purated, uneven, discolored, fetid ulcers, ele- 
 vated borders, nipple lay upon hard, painiui 
 swelling, Cund. 
 
 Outer chest, ulcers: ICaust.; acrid, ichorous 
 secretion on ribs, Cund.; on ribs, high, uneven 
 edges, deep, small islets of half-destroyed cel- 
 lular tissue and muscular fibre at base, Cund.; 
 about a centimetre in diameter on lower part 
 of left, consequent upon an abscess which had 
 never healed, IPseonia ; ulcer on last rib, right 
 side, I I Hep.; on false ribs, as large as hand, 
 carcinomatous in appearance, ICund.; over 
 sternum, ICalc. p. 
 
 Outer chest, veins : of left up to throat dilated,, 
 ILach. 
 
 Outer chest, warts: on small sternum, I INitr. 
 ac; wart, size of a split horse bean, since 
 proving Cundurango several years since (im- 
 proved), Aur. met. 
 
 Outer chest, yellow: IChel., I I Thuya. 
 
 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 Back. Coccyx. Lumbar Region (Loins, Small of Back). Neck. 
 Sacrum. Scapulae. Spine. Spinal Cord. 
 
 BACK, abdomen : aching, to hypogastric 
 region (dysmenorrhea) , I I Tarant. ; pain, with 
 laborlike colic, IKali c; pain, as from incar- 
 cerated flatulence, Cochl.; pain to front into 
 genitals (threatened miscarriage), ICham.; 
 pain, extending over, ICimex; pain, down 
 both sides to groins, I I Petrol.; with puffed, 
 backache, Cimex ; wind pressing against, 
 Cupr. s. 
 
 Back, aching (backache) : All. sat., Ars., Ars. 
 s. f., Aur. mur., Bapt., IBism., HBry., IGraph., 
 Ind., Illpec, I IKali br., IKalm., 1 1 Lac c, 
 ILyss., Med., INatr. c, IINatr. m., IINux v., 
 1 1 Petrol., IIPuls., lEhus, llSep., ISil., I I Trill., 
 Vacc; languid, 4 to 5 p.m., every day, IGels.; 
 into arm, Calc. a.; with urging and burning 
 in anus, Merc, per.; confines him to bed, Ars. 
 s. f; bilious attacks, IINux v.; as if it would 
 break, IIBell.; as if bones were broken in in- 
 fluenza and ague, IIEup. perf.; with chilli- 
 ness, Diosc; constant for several years, I ISul.; 
 constant, dull, scarcely able to walk, rise, or 
 stoop, liEsc. h.; with constipation, I IPsor.; 
 especially in coccyx, Caust.; all day, Lyss.; 
 with diarrhoea, ICasc; distress, Ptel.; clull, 
 1 1 Polyp.; dull, distress in whole dorsal region, 
 Erig.; dull, every morning on waking, I I Ptel.; 
 in dysentery, ILil. tig.; after eating, Ant. t.; 
 excessive, IPsor. ; in inflammatory fever, 
 IGels.; with flooding, IBry.; in gleet, Calad.; 
 intense, IIEup. perf.; intolerable, ICalc; in- 
 wardly along last dorsal and first lumbar verte- 
 bra?, Asaf.; in kidney affections, ITereb.; with 
 languor, IPolyp.; with laughter, ICann. i.; 
 down left side into hip, IKali bi.; also in legs 
 
 and knees, tEsc. h.; in functional derange- 
 ment of liver, I I Sep.; worse in lumbar region, 
 extends around waist, Vacc; in lower part, 
 I Clem.; worse lying in bed late (nervous 
 debility), ICurar.; during menses, Inul.; with 
 threatened miscarriage, I IVib.; for one hour 
 in morning, 1 1 Ptel.; in muscles of both side?, 
 ICalc; with nausea, after suppressed itch, 
 IPsor.'; especially at night (prolapsus uteri), 
 I Arg. nit. ; worse at night, I Amm. m.; pressing, 
 at lower border of scapula, Rumex; better 
 from pressure and lying on back, INatr. rn.; 
 violent, wants back pressed, I IKali c; aching,, 
 worse from pressure, Verbas. ; after scarlatina 
 (diphtheria), ILyc; from scapula?, down back 
 or kidneys, 1 1 Rumex; between shoulders r 
 Ailant. ; between shoulders, with soreness all 
 over or in centre of chest, I 101. jec; between 
 shoulders, extends into left lung, worse on 
 expiration, Sep. ; between shoulders and 
 sacrum, ICalc. a.; and in sides, IKali bi.; 
 must sit up or turn in bed, IINux v.; better- 
 sitting, but too weak to sit long, better by 
 cloths dipped in warm milk, Ars. h.; worse 
 sitting or lying, mostly morning, when awak- 
 ing, Berb. ; preventing sleep, Diad. ; with 
 sleeplessness, Lact. ac; in smallpox, I I Ant. c; 
 length of spine, Lact. ac; with stitches in 
 sternum, I IPsor.; after stooping, Bov.; worse 
 stooping, from walking and after coffee,. 
 ICham.; better straightening out and bend- 
 ing backward, ^Ethus.; after supper, Agar.; 
 tired, lower part, with restlessness, Calc fl.; 
 along top of right trapezius, after dislocation,, 
 MPhyt,; in prolapsus uteri, lAloe; violent^ 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 853 
 
 Ind., Inul., ILyss.; while walking, feels as if 
 she could lie down on street to obtain rest 
 and relief, IKali c. ; when walking, with 
 stitches in sternum, I IPsor.; violent, after 
 walking, INatr. c; as from weakness, better 
 sitting and leaning against something, Zing.; 
 cannot work, lAsaf.; after hard work (rheu- 
 matism), lArs. Jg^T" bruised feeling, dull 
 pain, pain. 
 
 Back, air: diseases brought on by exposure to 
 draught, ISil. 
 
 Back, bearing down : g^* pressive. 
 
 Back, beaten : g^° bruised feeling. 
 
 Back, biting. Agar.; with chilliness, I I Lye. 
 
 Back, boils: IPhyt., Thuya; bloodboils,ICaust, 
 
 I Graph., Sul. ac, Thuya; small bloodboils, 
 Iris; bloodboil on right, near spine, I IKali 
 bi. ; half an inch in diameter, near spine, with 
 violent burning, throbbing pain, ILach. ; small 
 suppurating, often leave scars, I IKali iod. 
 
 Back, boring: IBism., Coccul.; aching, IHam. 
 
 Back, as if breaking: I I Alum., IKali c, INatr. 
 m., Variol.; aching, as if bones were broken 
 (intermittent fever), IIEup. perf.; and hips 
 (hemorrhoids), lyEsc. h.; better lying on hard 
 floor or with pillow under back, I I Rhus; at 
 night, in bed, Ferr. iod.; in dysmenorrhcea, 
 MXan.; in hemorrhoids, IBell.; at night, 
 IMagn. c; with nephritic retinitis, I Kalm. ; 
 before stool, INux v. 
 
 Back, bruised feeling : IIArn. , Asar., Cornus, 
 IIEup. perf., Lyss., 1 1 Merc, INux v., IRhus, 
 Ruta, Sabad.; on awaking, Grat. ; as if beaten, 
 
 I I Agar. , Alum., Ang., lArn., Berb., IRhus, 
 
 1 I Zinc; as if beaten on motion, Stram. ; as if 
 beaten, with stitches, I INatr. m.; as from a 
 blow or fall, Ruta; with colic, awakes her at 
 
 2 a.m., better lying on side, Natr. s.; lower 
 dorsal region, especially left, I Apis ; with thick 
 leucorrhcea, Magn. s.; while lying still in bed, 
 better rising and walking about, IPuls.; in 
 morning, Calad., IDros.; worse at 3 or 4 a.m., 
 BINux v.; in muscles,ICham. ; tired, in muscles, 
 from points of scapulae to ilium on each side of 
 spine, better from pressure, Vib.; at night, 
 INatr. c; pressive, early on rising, worse 
 turning trunk and standing, better walking, 
 Thuya ; as if pounded all over, with prostra- 
 tion, IPhyt.; during rest, I IKali c ; in region 
 of short ribs, IRan. b.; early on rising, better 
 from motion, Ratan.; between shoulders, 
 Aeon., Ars.; with stitches, I INatr. m.; after 
 prolonged stooping, while straightening, 
 INatr. m.; worse stooping and when touched, 
 Stront.; cannot straighten, IPsor.; above and 
 in small of, with sensitiveness of parts to 
 touch, also during menses, IMagn. m.; uppei 
 part, as if beaten (headache), I I Anac; violent, 
 while walking in open air, with weakness, 
 I I Zinc. fl@* aching, soreness. 
 
 Back, bubbling sensation : muscles, Petrosel. 
 
 Back, burning: Agar., Ant. t., Apis, IIArs., 
 Aur. mur., Bar. c, Berb., IBism., Chel., 
 Como., Daph., IKali c, IKreo., INux v.; 
 in afternoon, pain as if in posterior wall of 
 stomach, Lobel. i.; accompanies and follows 
 stinging, almost itching in left chest, below 
 nipple, Rumex ; after coition, IMagn. m.; con- 
 stant (gastric disorder), lAtrop. s.; drawing, 
 Zinc; along, beginning at coccyx as if under 
 skin, I I Mur. ac; after emission (spermator- 
 
 i l'hrjfea), IMerc ; with congestive headache, 
 
 IGlon.; while lying quietly on it (ovaritis), 
 lArs.; near last ribs, right side, like heart- 
 burn, Lyss.;' mostly between lower half of 
 scapulae, IHelon.; between shoulders, in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, ILyc ; between shoul- 
 ders, with irritable spine, 1 1 Phos. ac. ; between 
 shoulders, with weak, gone feeling, IPhos.; 
 pain in small spots, Zinc; in skin, as if he 
 were sitting by a hot stove, Dulc ; superficial 
 about middle of dorsal spine, Chrom. ac. ; 
 while walking in open air and becoming 
 warm, Sil.; in women, IPic ac. 8©* heat. 
 
 Back, carbuncle : interscapular anthrax, with 
 severe burning pain, cannot sleep, I I Tarant. ; 
 in left side, extending from upper border of 
 scapula downward about six inches, sur- 
 rounded by small pustules, pus offensive and 
 scanty, pain deprives of sleep, I Hep.; dorsal 
 region to right of spine, six inches in diameter, 
 with rigors, nocturnal sweat, fever and pros- 
 tration (after bite of a cat), ILach.; nine 
 inches long, five at greatest breadth, sloughing 
 discharge of ichorous, terribly smelling pus, 
 blood-poisoning by absorption of pus (pyae- 
 mia), I lAnthrac 
 
 Back, catching pain: with gasping, I I Petrol. 
 
 Back, chest : stitching through, during inspira- 
 tion, Berb. 
 
 Back, chill: Aat. c, Aph. ch., Asim., Bell., 
 Berb., Calend., Carbo v., Cepa, ICham., IDig., 
 1 1 Kalm., ILed., Spong.; to arms, Calc a.; be- 
 gins, in intermittent, UCaps.; begins, in even- 
 ing, I IPuls.; as from an icy cold, wet hand- 
 kerchief, extends to hips, Berb. ; crawls from 
 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Chlor.; cold creeps, evening 
 and night, I Ars., Thuya ; creeps, running up, 
 I Gels.; creeps, ascending, when they reached 
 neck a general shudder ensued, Merc, sul.; 
 cold creeps, evening and night, I IPuls. ; cur- 
 rents of cold air down, Coff; in delirium tre- 
 mens, I I Strain.; in evening, in diphtheria, 
 IBapt.; runs down, Bell., Chel., ICoff., Colch., 
 ICroc, ILobel. i., ISamb., Staph., MVacc; 
 runs down, in dysentery, IColch.; runs down, 
 in evening, ICoccul.; chase each other down, 
 after running pin into foot, IHyper. ; in even- 
 ing, IRhus, Stann.; feverish, I IGuaiac; fugi- 
 tive, ICinch.; across lower part, beginning in 
 spine just above sacrum, I lOxal. ac; 8.30 to 
 9 a.m., Asaf.; pain before and during, lEup. 
 perf.; pain during, Ign. ; pain during, and 
 when coming in contact with bed (ague), 
 ISamb.; rigor and formication, with heat of 
 head and face, in forenoon (chronic bronchial 
 catarrh), I IPuls.; shiverings, worse in after- 
 noon, Asaf.; shivering after nervous attack, 
 I Calc; shivering during stool, Tromb.; shiv- 
 ering, worse in evening, in bed, Sang.; 
 shivering, with glowing cheeks and cold hands, 
 Euph.; shivering, in quotidian ague, I I Sep.; 
 shivering, extending into hypochondria and 
 especially into anterior portion of arms and 
 thighs, with coldness of limbs and a feeling 
 as if they would fall asleep about 4 p.m., IPuls.; 
 shivering, with warm feet, I IKali m.; shiver- 
 ing, better from warmth of stove, Niccol.; 
 shivering, with external heat after lying down, 
 ICoff. ; shivering, with internal chill, after- 
 noons and evenings, ICoccul.; begins across 
 shoulders, ILach.; creeps along between sca- 
 pulae, ILac def. ; commencing between shoul.oler^ 
 blades, I Poly p.; shuddering,: Cast., I IGuaiac, 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 Spong.; shuddering, in albuminuria, ICalc. a.; 
 shuddering, in evening, Ars. h.; shuddering, 
 in evening, in scarlet fever, IDulc.; shudder- 
 ing, with heat in face, and chest symptoms, 
 Seneg.; shuddering, into feet and arms,Calc.a. ; 
 while sitting by a fire in forenoon, Bapt.; 
 shuddering in cephalalgia periostitica, IMez. ; 
 shuddering, over single parts, Ars. h. ; shudder- 
 ing, with spasm of sphincter during or inde- 
 pendent of stool, IColch.; shuddering, before 
 vomiting,Raph.; spreads from,IArg. met.; dur- 
 ing stool, ITromb.; like streams of ice water 
 running down between scapulae and to sacral 
 region, Variol.; run up, Amm.m.,IIEup. perf., 
 IGels., IPuls., ISul. ; run up,in whooping cough, 
 ICepa; run up, in intermittent fever, IGels.; 
 run up to head, ILach.; run up, from move- 
 ment (diphtheria), ISul.; run up, with chat- 
 tering of teeth and shaking, INatr. s.; run up, 
 even when warm in a warm room, Rhus v.; 
 run up and down, Med.; run up and down, 
 then fever with drowsiness, IGels.; run up 
 and down, with thirst (ague), llpec; walking 
 up and down room, Ang.; as if cold water 
 were running down, leaning back in chair, 
 Agar.; run down like streams of cold water, 
 causing shivering and chattering of teeth, at 
 commencement of fever, Variol.; as from cold 
 water, evening in bed, Berbf ; zigzag, running 
 down, Med. f$^ chilliness, coldness. 
 
 Back, chilliness: Ang., MCamph., ICham., 
 Crot. t., IDig., IDulc, IHam., Lept., INatr. m., 
 Nitr. sp. d., IIPuls., IRaph., Sec, Spong.; in 
 afternoon, IIGuaiac, Strain.; as if cool air 
 were blowing, Benz. ac, ICamph.; at 3 p.m., 
 worse in evening after lying down, lasting a 
 quarter of an hour, with cold feet, ILyc; in 
 open air, especially in draught, Dulc.; in anae- 
 mia of brain, ICon.; down, Bry., 7rCean., 
 ICepa, IGels., Sil.; down, when changing po- 
 sition ever so little, lEup. pur.; down, in 
 immediate region of spine, in damp weather 
 (posterior spinal sclerosis), I I Pic. ac; after 
 eating, in chronic hepatitis, 1 1 Sil.; every even- 
 ing, IDulc; in evening, after a severe cold 
 (perimyelitis), 1 1 Sep.; in evening, for an hour, 
 with subsequent heat, ISul.; in evening, after 
 lying down, INux v.; with dry heat in even- 
 ing, after lying down, ICoff.; with heat of face, 
 ISul.; with heat of face and head, Jatroph., 
 Nitr. sp. d.; with stitches in forehead, Sil.; 
 with cold hands and blue nails, Con.; as if a 
 piece of ice were lying between shoulders, 
 gooseflesh all over, Lachn.; in influenza, in 
 morning, with painfullness of skin, as if it had 
 been frozen, INux v.; when pain abates, Ascl. 
 s.; spreading from, Dulc; and trembling, as 
 if cold water were poured down, Stram. ; in 
 tuberculous consumption, ISpong.; chilliness in 
 upper, worse at night and in cold air, IStront.; 
 extending up, jEsc. h.; running up, with 
 yawning and depression of spirits, Merc sul.; 
 running up and down, Aph. ch.; seeks a warm 
 place, IKali bi.; like cold water, Stram.; as if 
 cold water were poured down, IIPuls., I I Zinc; 
 as if cold water were dropping down, during 
 chill, in intermittent, ICaps. ; as if cold water 
 were poured down, with headache, Alum.; as 
 if cold water w r ere spurted upon, at 6 p.m., 
 ILyc. ja^gr* chill, coldness, crawling. 
 
 Back, coldness: Brach.,ICact.,ICalc, ICamph., 
 Croc, Elaps, ILac def., Lactu. v., 1 1 Op, 1 1 Sec, 
 
 Sul.,IIVer., with chill, in evening,Mur. ac, sen- 
 sation, in intermittent fever subjective, I Ars.; 
 at night, Arum t. ; coldness between shoulders, 
 followed by general coldness, convulsive 
 twitchings of right side and difficult respira- 
 tion, ISep. ; between shoulders, not better by 
 feather or wool covering, followed by itching 
 (pulmonary affections), lAmm. m.; transient, 
 Sul. 
 
 Back, constriction : Guargea ; painful, ICham.; 
 painful dorsal muscles while sitting, better 
 bending back, worse bending forward, Rhus ; 
 painful, as if in muscles (myelitis), IDulc; in 
 phthisis, ICetrar. 
 
 Back, contraction: as i fit would contract back- 
 ward, Brach.; with coldness, griping and sore 
 feeling, Con.; cramplike, IMez.; muscles, 
 Brach.; muscles, drawing head back on 
 shoulders (cerebrospinal disease), I IVer. v.; 
 painful, I Graph. 
 
 Back, cough : j$g^» Chap. 27, During cough, 
 back. 
 
 Back, cramp: Lyss.; in brain affection, IHell.; 
 in hypochondriasis, lArg. nit.; cramplike pain, 
 Euph.; between shoulders, while walking, 
 Calad. 
 
 Back, crawling (creeping): Agar., Ars. h., Ars. 
 m., Berb., Calend., ICepa, ICham.; afternoon, 
 Asaf. ; gentle creeping, as if soft air were blow- 
 ing through it, Sec; slight, after drinking (in- 
 termittent), I Ars.; in morning, Ars. met.; in 
 evening, ILyc; as of fleas, Pallad.; creeps and 
 flushes run up (meningitis), I Gels.; as of a 
 mouse running up, before a fit, ISul.; on parts, 
 Ars. h.; in smallpox, 1 1 Variol. ; upward, Ang.; 
 up and down, ICrotal. 
 
 Back, crick: iCalc p., IFerr. ph.; sacrum to 
 nape of neck, Agar.; caused by sudden strain 
 when lifting, worse on first attempt to move, 
 better by continued motion, hurts in riding, 
 or from a jar or misstep, 1 1 Sep. fi^" stitches, 
 and other acute sensations. 
 
 Back, cutting : lArg. nit., Aur. mur., ICalc. p., 
 I lEup. pur., IGels, Guarsea, I INatr. m.; run- 
 ning up, with constriction of arms, IColoc 
 J£ig? a lancinating, stabbing, stitches. 
 
 Back, decubitus : IMerc cor. 
 
 Back, in diphtheria: aching, ILyc, IPhyt.; 
 peculiar hard ache, I ILach. 
 
 Back, distress : across, ILac def. 
 
 Back, dragging: as before menses, followed by 
 slight show, tCanth. 
 
 Back, drawing : Ast. r., ICham., ICinch., Cro- 
 tal., Lyss., INux v., 1 1 Op.; dull aching be- 
 tween shoulders at 6 p.m., Zing.; as far as 
 arms, in paroxysms, and terminating in a 
 stitch when sitting or lying, Natr. c; worse 
 awaking, Calc p.; backward (functional dis- 
 turbance of heart), ILil. tig.; burning, during 
 sleep, in morning, Zinc; down (angina), 
 IMerc; before leprous eruption, I Ant. t.; worse 
 in evening and morning,Calc p.; with gaping, 
 stretching and bending backward, Calc. p.; 
 to hips, with urging to urinate, ILach.; 
 with lassitude, on exercising in open air, 
 Tereb.; in liver affections (hepatic typhus), 
 IChel.; worse on motion, Colch.; in muscles, 
 Card, m., Chel.; pain extending towards sca- 
 pulas, with nausea, IPuls.; into neck, with 
 headache in right hemisphere of brain 
 (chronic catarrh), MSang. ; painful, ICaps., 
 Coccul., I ILyc; painful, then fatigue, I ICard. 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 855 
 
 m.; painful, in paralytic rheumatism, IPhos.; 
 painful, on right side, from shoulder blade to 
 lumbar region, changing locality, HCard. m. ; 
 pulling, after sexual excess, lArs.; rheumatic, 
 worse stooping, ICarbo v. ; following course 
 of left rhomboid muscle, Ind. ; between sca- 
 pulae, I Puis.; sharp, INatr m.; as if too short 
 to allow stooping, Calab.; between shoulders, 
 during menses, ISil.; when sitting, ICarbo v.; 
 while sitting, in evening, Tereb.; when sit- 
 ting, better on motion, Bry. ; spasmodic, from 
 behind, into genitals and into thigh (cancer 
 uteri), IKreo.; twisting pain, as if stomach 
 were tightly drawn against spine, Ver. v.; 
 painful, after stool, Caps.;_ pain,_ had to go to 
 stool, Zing.; extends to hips, with urging to 
 urinate, ILach. 
 
 Back, dull pain: ICrotal., IHydras., Ind.; 
 in dysentery, I Cub. ; constant, three or four 
 times an hour (ovaritis), I llTstil.; on each 
 side, above innominata, running into rectum, 
 worse in wet weather, Aloe ; worse, deep in- 
 spirations, Cup. ars. ; on each side, about six 
 inches above kidneys, to chest, Ferr. iod.; 
 a little lower down than inferior angle of right 
 scapula, but nearer the spine (hemicrania, 
 asthma), HChen. a.; in prolapsus uteri, I I Pod. 
 J8^* aching, soreness. 
 
 Back, ears: pains ascending to occiput, affect- 
 ing ears, IGels. 
 
 Back, eating : pain after, IKali c. 
 
 Back, emaciation: Tabac. ; muscles wasted, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Back, eructation : pain, relieved by, belching, 
 ■Sep. 
 
 Back, eruption: Strain.; aching like a sore, 
 Bry.; red blotches, Ascl. t. ; eczema capitis, 
 ISil.; hivelike elevation, Lact. ac; herpes 
 zoster, like a girdle around abdomen, IMerc. ; 
 unbearable pains, in herpes zoster, from ex- 
 ternal application of Rhus, ILach.; irritation, 
 then rash, ICalc; itching violently, IBry.; 
 itching acne, Carbo v. ; itchlike, Psor. ; macu- 
 lae (secondary syphilis)^ I ISyph.; miliary 
 spots, Sumb.; white miliaria in typhoid, 
 I I Val.; moist, burning, itching, eats into 
 surrounding parts, large vesicles filled with 
 clear serum form, become turbid, burst and 
 become confluent, I I Rhus; pimples, Dig., 
 Hyper.; red pimples, Phos. ac; small pim- 
 ples, IKali c; small, dry, red pimples, Iod.; 
 small red pimples (incipient phthisis), I IRu- 
 mex ; patches of psoriasis, size of a crown 
 piece, and indolent, I IKali ars.; pustules,Bell.; 
 dark red pustules, Chim. umb.; pustules, in 
 leucorrhoea,IAur.mur. nat.; pustules, size of a 
 pea to a five-cent piece, ILach. ; pustules, con- 
 tain thin, yellow pus (stomatitis), IISul. ; 
 rash, Psor.; itching rash, always worse and 
 gnawing, after scratching and sticking, as 
 from needles, I IMez.; red rash, with sweat 
 after dulness of senses and anxiety ,Stram. ; red, 
 Tabac. ; scurf like fish scales, Mez. ; secondary, 
 dark blotches in scarlatina, IILyc. ; flushing, 
 rash like scarlatina simplex, bright red, dis- 
 appears on pressure, returns immediately af- 
 ter removal of pressure, Stram. ; spots from 
 which scurf comes off " like fish scales, " when 
 scratched (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; spots 
 like ringworms, All. sat. ; aching, after sup- 
 pressed, IPsor. ; of vesicles, itch in evening, 
 IKali c; vesicular, ISep.; vesicular, becoming 
 
 pustular, itching in evening, I Iris ; like zos- 
 ter, ICist. 
 
 Back, erysipelatous : broad belt of erysipelat- 
 ous inflammation across from point of right 
 shoulder to upper part of left arm, I Apis. 
 
 Back, faint feeling : while standing, ISep. 
 
 Back, feet: ache extending to feet, Bor. 
 
 Back, fever: aching before and after chill, 
 Diad., IPod.; aching with chill, I Ant. t.; ach- 
 ing, with chill, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (ague), llpec; 
 aching, in intermittent, ICham.; pain, during 
 chill, Ign., Lact. ac; pain, during heat (inter- 
 mittent), ICaps.; with sleepiness and weak- 
 ness during day, Cornus ; pain causes fever, 
 7:Carbo a.; pains in intermittent, IGels., 
 I I Polyp.; pain before and after chill, in inter- 
 mittent, I I Diad.; excruciating pain in inter- 
 mittent, ICaps. ; violent pains, in intermittent, 
 IISul.; violent pains, in relapse of intermit- 
 tent, I Ars.; fever, from lower part up ward and 
 through whole body, with drowsiness, 6 to 8 
 p.m., IKali iod.; aching, in prodroma, Ipec; 
 violent pain, in typhoid, I I Ver. v.; pain in 
 yellow, ISul. J^° burning, fever. 
 
 Back, flesh : sensation as if flesh were loose on 
 lower part, I I Lye 
 
 Back , fluttering : creeping sensation between 
 shoulders, ICup. ac 
 
 Back, formication : Phos. ac; to legs, IPhos.; 
 worse in rest and during rough weather, 
 Rhod.; tingling, INatr. c. 
 
 Back, fulness : after eating, Cham. 
 
 Back, gimlet: pain like, running into spine, 
 ILyc 
 
 Back, gnawing: painful, I I Alum., Amm. c; 
 below shoulder blades, Agar.; while walking, 
 ICanth. 
 
 Back, hammer: sudden pain as if struck, when 
 stooping, better pressing against something 
 hard, I ISep. 
 
 Back, head : dull aching to occiput, IGels.; ach- 
 ing with dulness of head, Calc; pain, to crown 
 of head (convalescence from yellow fever), 
 ICalc; pain, with heaviness in head, IGamb.; 
 pain starting up from back into head, as if 
 something were working at top of head, with 
 a sense of screwing from behind forward, 
 I I Plumb. 
 
 Back, headache : backache with, Cina, IKali c; 
 aching, with sick, IPhyt. 
 
 Back, heart: pain, caused by audible beating of 
 heart (arthritic rheumatism), I ISpig. 
 
 Back, heat : IGlon., Nitr. sp. d., 1 1 Ver. v.; with 
 aching, I I Agar.; burning. IDulc; burning, in 
 locomotor ataxia, IPhos.; flashes, I Aeon., Coca, 
 Merc. per. ; flashes, down, Coff; flashes run- 
 ning up, after stool, IPod.; sudden flashes, 
 Mang.; flashes in floods from (heart affection), 
 ISumb.; flashes up, after stool, IPod. ; glow 
 after chilliness, Ars. h.; pain, as if a hot iron 
 were thrust through lower vertebrae, lAlum.; 
 in lower part, IBerb.; extending up, in strict- 
 ure of oesophagus, I IPhos.; prickly heat, Apis; 
 runs up, Hyos.; between shoulders, follows 
 sensation as if she were going to faint, Med. ; 
 between shoulder into limbs, ICamph.; under 
 shoulder blades, 7rElat.; cannot tolerate any 
 heat near, hot sponge on back causes him to 
 wince (caries of vertebrae), IPhos.; intense, 
 running up, I IPhos.; running up, with men- 
 ses, IPhos.; worse, warm sensation passes up 
 into head, Sarrac; warmth ascending neck, 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 . after crackling in occiput, ICalc; warmth, 
 better by expulsion of wind, Berb. ; sensation 
 as if hot water were creeping through, from 
 below upward, Nitr. sp. d. gig?* burning. 
 
 Back, heaviness : as if she had lain in a wrong 
 position, Sep.; lower part feels heavy, Zing.; in 
 morning, awaking as if she could not turn or 
 raise herself, Sep. ; pain in muscles, Chrom.ac; 
 a pain or ache in and between both shoulders, 
 lasting two hours, Lyss.; painful, IHydras.; 
 heavy feeling of, worse at rest and rough 
 weather, Rhod.; as if a load were hanging 
 between scapulae, Carb. s. ; almost as if gone to 
 sleep,Sep. ; with soreness of muscles and joints, 
 1 1 Pic. ac; weight, IHel. ; weight, with dysp- 
 noea, INatr. m.; pain, as from a weight, dur- 
 ing menses, IKali c; weight in, from womb 
 and ovaries (uterine polypi), ICon.; better by 
 expulsion of wind, Berb. 
 
 Back, hemorrhoids : with pains (gleet), I ISul. 
 
 Back, hypertrophied : scaleni muscles, I ISars. 
 
 Back, injury : bruises and falls, I Am.; acute 
 pain, after a fall, in dorsal region, Arg. nit.; 
 sprained, I Rhus ; feeling as if wrenched, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Back, itching: Ant. c, Ascl. t., Carbol. ac, 
 ICaust., Cist., Daph., IINitr. ac, ISep., Sil., 
 Spong., Therid. ; biting when she feels cold, 
 rubbing makes spot red and vesicles arise, 
 soon vanishing again, Spong. ; with chilliness, 
 1 ILyc; corrosive (by day), I IGuaiac; as from 
 flea bites, Thuya ; fulness, Aloe ; as from 
 crawling insects, worse evenings on going to 
 bed, Osm ; in muscles, TrCup. m.; at night, 
 Ailant. ; nocturnal, better by scratching, but 
 immediately returning on some other place, 
 IMez.; better by scratching, but soon ap- 
 pears in a place near the spot, Pall ad. ; 
 skin, as if he had worn a stout, woolen, flan- 
 nel shirt, Ferr. s.; spots, Zinc; in tarsal tu- 
 mors, 1 1 Zinc ; when undressing, 1 1 Natr. s. 
 
 Back, jerking: like electric shocks, Ang.; 
 painful, ICalc. p.; painful, with inhalation, 
 Calc p.; in muscles, between shoulders, bet- 
 ter moving shoulders up and down (irrita- 
 bility of cerebrospinal system), 1 1 Ran. b.; 
 with vertigo, Diad. 
 
 Back, labor: backache after, IHyper.; during, 
 complains of, Chlorof.; laborlike pain, dur- 
 ing menses, Cycl. ; pains, worse in back, 
 INux v. 
 
 Back, lacerating : Coccul., INux v., 1 1 Op. 
 
 Back, lameness: IBerb., Fluor, ac, IHyper., 
 Zing.; with soreness in lower abdomen (pro- 
 lapsus uteri), I Lyss.; in albuminuria, I INux v.; 
 across sacro-iliac articulations, worse walk- 
 ing (leucorrhoea), IIJEsc. h.; nocturnal emis- 
 sions, as after physical exertion, Yib. ; in 
 hemorrhoids, I^Esc. g. ; in region of liver so 
 lame it is almost impossible to turn in bed, 
 better by motion, Diosc.; lower part, from 
 walking or standing, Zing. ; worse from mo- 
 tion, better in rest, ICup. ars.; with nausea, 
 Cup. ars.; evening, in bed, IKalm.; cannot 
 sit up without support, Diosc; stiff feeling, 
 Cup. m.; with stitches, I INatr. m.; worse 
 walking (prolapsus uteri), I liEsc. h.; a kind 
 of, after walking, Zing, g®"" numbness. 
 
 Back, laming pain : ICinch. 
 
 Back, lancinating : with constriction of anns 
 during stool, Coloc; rhomboid muscle, fol- 
 lowing course of left, Indig.; running up, with 
 
 constriction of anus, IColoc; from womb and 
 ovaries (uterine polypi), ICon. Jggir* cutting, 
 stabbing, stitches. 
 
 Back, legs: backache, extends into, Calc a.; 
 languid aching down (incipient typhoid), 
 IGels.; pain through to knees (vicarious men- 
 ses), IDig. ; # shooting down outside of left 
 thigh, sometimes down sciatic nerve, on first 
 moving, or rising after sitting (sciatic rheum- 
 atism), MRuta; pain into, Camph.; frequent 
 pains, extending down into feet, I ISep.; tear- 
 ing to, IPhos. ; pain, extending into thighs, 
 ILyc; severe pain, down thighs through 
 hips, I Act. rac; acute pain, gradually extend- 
 ing down thighs with great torture, seeks re- 
 lief in change of position, Oxal. ac; backache 
 with weariness in, Brach. 
 
 Back, leucorrhcea: with backache, IIMur. ac, 
 IIPuls.; with backache, alternating with ca- 
 tarrh, IKali c; with pains, ILyss. 
 
 Back, limbs: pain, at same time, Ipec; tear- 
 ing with backache (typhoid fever), llRhus. 
 
 Back, liver: pain, from congestion, I ILyc. 
 
 Back, lying on: I Apis; on back or side only 
 possible (affection of liver), IMagn. m.; can lie 
 best on, I ILyc. ; aching worse in horizontal po- 
 sition, 1 1 Rhus; as if on a board, changes posi- 
 tion, bed feels so hard, worse sacral region 
 (typhus), IBapt.; cannot, on account of rush 
 of blood to head (nightmare), ISul.; cannot 
 lie for any length of time, Hyper.; aggravates 
 cough, I I Eup. perf.; with closed eyes, I I Stram. ; 
 with open, staring eyes (apoplexy), IStram.; 
 in gastric nervous fever, ILach.; desires to lie 
 upon, with head elevated, ILyc; prefers to 
 lie on, with head low, IDig.; inclination to 
 lie on (tuberculosis), IFerr. iod.; with knees 
 drawn up (Potts' disease), 1 1 Merccor. ; with one 
 leg stretched and other drawn up (pregnancy), 
 1 I Stan.; with legs drawn up (typhoid), IHell.; 
 legs turned on stomach (typhoid), I I Puis.; 
 with limbs flexed , 1 1 Tarant. ; with mouth 
 open (malignant scarlatina), ILach.; finds 
 himself in night lying on, I ISul. ; something 
 hard relieves pain, INatr. m.;pain at night 
 allowing to lie only on abdomen, worse cough- 
 ing, INitr. ac; does not stir, pain worse at 
 each motion (pneumonia), 1 1 Zinc. ; could 
 not lie upon, or either side, iGlon.; pain, 
 particularly in places upon which she must 
 lie, IFerr.; in pneumonia, IIPuls.; in bilat- 
 eral croupous pneumonia, IKali iod.; re- 
 lieves all symptoms (catarrh of bladder), 
 MUva ursi; impossible, in cardiac rheuma- 
 tism, I IPhos.; if moved to side, rolls on to 
 back (typhoid), ILach.; not able to turn 
 (spinal curvature), ICic; in typhoid, IZinc 
 
 Back, menses: aching before, Brom., ICaust., 
 IGels.; aching, every two weeks, ICann. i.; 
 aching, two days before, heavy, with sharp 
 pain across abdomen from hip to hip, followed 
 by expulsive pains, pain diminishes as flow 
 commences, and stops with it, I I Ustil.; aching, 
 during, Aloe, Calc. p., IGraph., Ilgn.; aching, 
 when walking, during, IKali c; aching, after, 
 Calc p.; bearing down, during, 1 1 Pod.; pain, 
 as if broken, during, IPhos.; burning, before, 
 IKreo. ; cramp, after, Bor.; cutting, in small 
 of, during too early, 101. an.; griping, during, 
 ICalc; pains, as if coming on, Coccul.; pains, 
 as if coming on, worse early evening and in 
 close room, better in open air and moving 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 about, Vib.; pain, before, Bar. c, Berb., 
 IHydras., ILyc, IPuls., ISpong. ; pain labor- 
 like, before, IDig.; pains, before, commence in 
 and go around, ending in cramps in uterus, 
 I Vib. ; pains, before, scanty and irregular 
 (cardialgia), I I Zinc; pain, during, IBell., 
 I ICaust.,ICroc.,Crotal,BHydras.,l IIod.,BKalm., 
 Thuya; pain, during, in anaemia, I ISuL; 
 pain, during, in asthenopia, 1 1 Sep.; dreadful 
 pain, during, ISars. ; pains, like labor pains, 
 during, Agar., ICalc, BNitr. ac, ISuL; pain, 
 during, on rising in morning, she was unable 
 to move during, BLyc; pain, during, in prolap- 
 sus uteri, lAmm. m. ; pains, with profuse, 
 five months after delivery (menorrhagia), I ISa- 
 bina ; pain, with scanty, BLacdef.; pain, from 
 suppressed, IIPuls.; pain, every few minutes 
 (dysmenorrhea), lUstil.; pain, during, worse 
 when walking, IMagn. m.; pressing from 
 within outward, during delivery, IXux m.; 
 tearing, during, ICaust.; weakness, during, 
 ILyss. fi^*" Lumbar region menses. 
 
 "Back, metastasis : pains from other parts, 
 ■Sep. 
 
 Back, nausea: aching with, and tenesmus, 
 Mane; aching causes, while standing, ISep. 
 
 Back, neck : pain extending into, with tension, 
 IColoc. 
 
 Back, neuralgia: ICornus; from below up- 
 ward, most on left side, 1 1 Eup. pur. ; constant, 
 night and day, I I Zinc. ; to right hip, Pallad.; 
 between shoulders (angina pectoris), ISabad.; 
 acute, boring, darting, IMagn. p.; with tender- 
 ness of spinal column, I IRan. sc; extends to 
 thoracic and abdominal walls (spinal curva- 
 ture after a fall), I ISul. ; running up, particu- 
 larly left side, 1 1 Nitr. ac. 
 
 Back, numbness: as if broken or bruised, 
 Oxal. ac; in chorea, I Agar. ; causing cold sen- 
 sation (angina pectoris), I I Oxal. ac; as if dead, 
 
 I ISil.; in intermittent fever, ICoccul.; in side 
 on which he has been lying, after siesta, 
 ICalc; sensory nerves as if paralyzed and 
 numb, similar to pain in tooth when nerve is 
 dying, Calab.; with uneasiness, ICalc. p.; 
 better by expulsion of wind, Berb. 
 
 g@ => lameness, tingling. 
 Back, oesophagus : pain in a spot corresponding 
 with about centre, worse eating and drink- 
 ing, food refuses to go further when it reaches 
 this spot, can take only fluids (oesophagitis), 
 
 I I Rhus. 
 
 Back, pain (undefined) : I Apis, IBism., Brach., 
 Cain., ICarbo a., Chrom. ac, IDory.,Euphor., 
 I Form , IGels., Gymn., IHydras., IHyper., 
 Ilgn., I Kali c, IKalm., IMerc. cor., IMurex, 
 IXitr. ac, IXitr. sp. d., 1101. jec, MPhos., 
 IPuls., Senecio, Stram., I ISuL, I ITarant,, 
 MVer., I I Zinc, Zing.; towards a'bdomen, 
 Cann. s.; in threatened abortion, ICaulo.; 
 awakes with, Myr. cer.; gets out of bed at 4 
 a.m., better from rising, and walking about 
 (pregnancy), IXux v.; makes him bend back- 
 ward, with heat, evening, disappearing in 
 morning, Jamb.; especially on bending 
 backward, or after short walk, with 
 nausea and weariness, Con. ; at times 
 better bending forward, at others bending 
 back, better from hard pressure, I Plumb.; 
 prevents deep breathing, TrCarbo a. ; with 
 burning and general heat, I IKalm.; in 
 chronic cardialgia, I I Sul. ; with chilliness, 
 
 Elaps ; with internal chilliness (puerperal 
 fever), I I Plat.; from cold air, and after taking 
 cold, IDulc; after taking cold (cystitis), ISars.; 
 after catching cold, in nervous ailment, 
 IMagn. p.; constant, down, I ISep.; constant, 
 with cold limbs, Pallad.; constant, worse 
 when lying (enlargement of liver), IFerr.; on 
 coughing, ascending stairs, stepping hard, 
 jumping, ^Carbo a.; with abdominal cramps 
 and throbbing headache before menses,ILach.; 
 all day, ICamph.; deep seated, Sarrac; in 
 diabetes, I IPhos. ac; with diarrhoea, Amm. 
 m.; after dinner, Agar.; in dysentery, lArn.; 
 worse in evening, INaja ; in evening, on enter- 
 ing warm room, thirst, I I Gels. ; periodical 
 pains, in evening and in warm room, better 
 cool open air, IKalis.; as after excessive exer- 
 tion, CheL; in intermittent fever, during 
 apyrexia, Ign. ; before or after ague, Gels.; in 
 typhoid fever, Ilgn.; extending to front and 
 down (prolapsus), lArg. met.; to groins and 
 down limbs, Plat.; with haemoptysis, IDig.; 
 unusual, in chronic passive hemorrhage from 
 kidneys, I I Tereb. ; with uterine hemorrhages, 
 Trill.; now here now there, 1 1 Zinc; to right 
 hip, Pallad.; with ill humor and lassitude, 
 IRan. b.; in influenza, I I Eup. perf., lEuphor.; 
 in inspiration, InuL; intense, IStaph.; intoler- 
 able, Ilgn. ; depending upon spinal irritation, 
 IRan. b.; with kidney disorders, llpom.; with 
 severe pain in left kidney (renal calculus), 
 llpom.; region of kidneys, worse after urinat- 
 ing (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; with lame- 
 ness, IHelon., Meph.; with lame feeling, in dia- 
 betes, IHelon.; in locomotor ataxia, lArg. nit.; 
 all over, to loins, worse drawing a long breath, 
 Cinnab.; in lower, Calc s.; in lower, with 
 cough, ICalc; in lower, all night, Lact. ac. ; 
 in lower, to uterus, piercing drawing, 
 I IHelon.; to front of both lungs, I IDiosc; 
 when her violent paroxysms were off, in puer- 
 peral mania, I I Plat.; after meals, IDaph.; dur- 
 ing menses, IHelon.; in mental derange- 
 ment, Brom.; in morning, Calc p.; worse 
 at 4 a.m. and 4 p.m., 1 1 Nux v.; does not allow 
 him to move or stand, Petrol.; worse from 
 motion, better in rest (chronic otitis media), 
 IXatr. c.j on moving, Cupr. s.; worse from 
 slightest motion, after a cold (perimyelitis), 
 I ISep.; on motion, in rheumatism of mus- 
 cles of thorax and back, IKalm.; with loss 
 of muscular pow r er (constipation), Amb.; 
 in upper, in morning, IZinc; in muscles, 
 ILach.; from nape to sacrum, CheL; w T ith 
 nausea and anxiety, Bell.; with ciliary neur- 
 algia with acute conjunctivitis, I I Tereb:; at 
 night, Agar., Arg. nit., TrCarboa., INatr. m.; 
 worse at night, IHelon., I ISyph.; at night, 
 worse lying, IKreo. ; while nursing, I ISil.; 
 occasional, after vaccination, I I Thuya; con- 
 stant, with pain through ovarian region, worse 
 in left (displacement of uterus), I I Sep.; return- 
 ing periodically about midnight and extend- 
 ing into head (spinal irritation), IChin. s.; 
 did not permit her to lie, stand or sit quiet, 
 must change position, ILach.; as if all power 
 were going and back were turning to pulp, 
 Colch.; with ptyalism pain, Cinnam.; topubes, 
 in constipation, ISabina; worse during rest, 
 MXuxm.; with restlessness, with yawning 
 and stretching of arms and legs, ILach.; in 
 right rhomboid muscle, when sewing or exer- 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 cising, and in damp weather, I INatr. c; under 
 short ribs, worse from motion and deep in- 
 spiration, ILobel. e; unable to ride in a car- 
 riage, I lUstil.; in right side, 1 1 Op.; in right 
 side, before sneezing, Anag.; in right side, 
 while breathing, Brach.; in right side, with 
 pain in occiput (hepatitis), IChel.; in right 
 side, between tenth dorsal vertebra and side, 
 Benz. ac; in middle, right side of spinal col- 
 umn, worse sitting, Chen, v.; goes from right 
 to left, shoots down legs, IILobel. c; better 
 by quick, hard rubbing with hand, 1 1 Puis.; 
 between scapulae, Med. ; into shoulder blade, 
 Anag. ; in left scapula, IGels.; under scapulae, 
 lElat.; under scapulae, worse mornings, Apis; 
 after rising from seat, ICanth.; with sensitive- 
 ness of affected spot by leaning on it in after- 
 noon, better after rubbing, Plumb.; severe, 
 I ISil,l ITereb.; worse from sewing, I I Sec; shift- 
 ing, worse drawing a long breath, ISang.; below 
 right shoulder, towards spine, after long sit- 
 ting, Cepa ; across between shoulders and 
 waist, at 2 p.m., Lyss.; between shoulders, 
 7rCarbo v., ICon., I lEup. perf., IFerr., Kob., 
 INux m., I ISyph., Therid.; between shoul- 
 ders, in angina pectoris, ITabac; between 
 shoulders, with cough, ICalc; between shoul- 
 ders, pain during fever at night, I I Rhus ; be- 
 tween shoulders, in haemoptysis, IFerr.; itch- 
 ing between shoulders, Gamb.; between 
 shoulders, and lower down in back, Calab.; 
 between shoulders, in morning, Pod.; between 
 shoulders, worse by movement or exertion 
 (cerebrospinal pains), lOxal. ac; between 
 shoulders, to sacrum, Zinc; after sitting or 
 from long stooping, IIPuls.; returns after 
 sitting awhile, ICup. ars.; especially while 
 sitting, with violent dry coryza all day, 'Zinc.; 
 along spine, Iodof.; especially near spine, 
 ILyc ; terribleon right side of spine, I I VarioL; 
 small spot, low down, ILach. ; as after con- 
 tinual stooping, 1 1 Agar. ; in left side, as after 
 stooping too long, Bism.; with sweat, ICornus; 
 in syphilis, ILyc; in edge of trapezius at occi- 
 pital and clavicular insertions, flabby weak 
 feeling, Lact. ac; with tympanitis (typhoid), 
 ■Colch.; in upper part, INaja ; upward, Eup. 
 pur.; in uterine disease, ICalc p.; with 
 elongated uvula, ILac c; with irritation of 
 vagina,! IHelon. ; violent, in influenza, IChel.; 
 torture, on crossing ferry soon after eating, 
 from noise which water made, Lyss. ; with 
 weakness, Calab.; with weakness of knees 
 and legs, INux m.; with attacks of paralytic 
 weakness, IICoccul. 
 
 Back,' paralysis: of muscles to neck, ICup. m.; 
 difficulty of moving, with paresis of limbs 
 and numbness, in consequence of a wetting, 
 IRhus. gi§~ Spine, paralysis. 
 
 Back, piercing : only during rest, I INatr. s. 
 
 Back, pinching: over spine, directly behind 
 epigastrium, Ferr. iod.; in middle, Cann. s.; 
 in small spots, Zinc. 
 
 Back, pregnancy : b@* Chap. 24, Pregnancy, 
 back. 
 
 Back, pressing: Berb., IKali c; forcing asun- 
 der feeling, with pain in stomach through to 
 back (biliary obstruction), IISul. ; bearing 
 down, I IKali c, I I Vib.; bearing down, in parox- 
 ysms (labor), ISep.; bearing down, in uterine 
 hemorrhage, IHam.; as if bones would be pres- 
 sed asunder, relieved by expulsion of wind, 
 
 Berb.; cramplike, under right shoulder blade^ 
 Lyss.; heavy dragging on exertion between 
 menses, pain shoots up back from hip to* 
 shoulder, I lUstil.; dull, as from sitting too> 
 long in a stiff position, afternoon, Pallad.; 
 hard, as from flatulence in sides of, morning 
 in bed, worse walking, better after stool and 
 renewed when walking again, 1 1 Zinc; with 
 heat, Lyss.; to left hypochondrium, as from a 
 swelling, I Agar.; in muscles, Euphor. ; sudden 
 pain, as if a broad body armed with points 
 were pressing upward in dorsal muscles of left 
 side, broad, with many fine stitches, Sponge- 
 outward, with displaced uterus, INux v.; pain- 
 ful, with profuse menses, 1 1 Agar.; painful, as 
 from a sprain or as if he had stooped long,. 
 IMur. ac; painful, beneath scapulae, in even- 
 ing, Sul. ; painful, in dorsal muscles, below 
 scapulae, wandering, Brom.; painful, between 
 shoulders, felt as a throbbing, Tereb.; painful, 
 between shoulders, walking or sitting, Bell.; 
 painful, opposite pit of stomach, with feeling 
 as if no blood could circulate there (diarrhoea), 
 Thuya ; painful, when walking, sitting or 
 stooping, Bor. ; painful, as if a piece of wood 
 stretched across small of back, pressing from 
 within outward, before menses (dysmenor- 
 rhoea), INux m.; as of a plug, had to put pil- 
 low under it, ICarbo v. ; five inches below point 
 of right shoulder, one inch from spine, has 
 had some sensation during each of her preg- 
 nancies, always right side, inward from lowest 
 rib to breast bone, Lyss. ; below shoulder 
 blades, Card, m.; below right shoulder blade, 
 Lyss.; near right shoulder blade, with heat, 
 draws into nape of neck, thence into muscles 
 of left upper arm, Lyss.; between shoulders, 
 Ars. h.; from between shoulders to occiput 
 and across right ear, in morning, Lyss.; right 
 side, better bending backward, Chen, v.; 
 squeezing pains, Arg. nit.; tensive, upon a 
 small spot by border of right scapula, Zinc; 
 as from a thumb and tingling in it, which in- 
 creases pain, worse on stooping, drawing up- 
 ward, Menyanth.; while walking, ICanth. 
 
 Back, pricking: Aur. mur.; into chest, in 
 evening, Bor.; causing compensation (angina 
 pectoris), I lOxal. ac; in skin, Sil. 
 
 Back, rheumatism : IIAct. rac, Bell., IIBry., 
 Chrom. ac, IColch., Como., ICornus, IHep., 
 IINux v., IRhod., IIRhus ; chronic, I IKali 
 iod., IPhyt.; during climacteric period, I lUs- 
 til.; towards evening and on rising from a seat, 
 ■Ars.; after heat is relieved, Aur. met.; in 
 left suprascapular muscles, Lye vir. ; worse 
 towards morning, INux v.; worse in morning 
 before rising, Petrol., IRuta ; worse on motion, 
 Variol.; myalgia of great muscles, ISang.; be- 
 tween shoulders, Calad., Magn. s., IRhus v.; 
 in right side, Amb., Cain.; stitching, pressing 
 pains after taking cold while sweating, pains 
 worse at night and during rest, better by mo- 
 tion, IDulc; in tendon of left trapezium, on 
 turning head, Bry.; wandering, Lye vir. 
 Jl^gf 33 neuralgia, stiffness. 
 
 Back, riding : aching when riding in a carriage, 
 IINux m. 
 
 Back, seminal emissions: backache, IDig., 
 IIKali br., IKob., ISars. ; better after emis- 
 sion, Zinc flST* sexual excess ; also Chap. 
 22, Seminal emissions backache. 
 
 Back, sensitive : during short intervals of con- 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 859 
 
 sciousness in encephalitis, ICoccuL; as if par- 
 alyzed, ICoccuL; spot pains when touched 
 (myelitis), IStram. ; spot in region of left hy- 
 pochondrium soon after having eructated, 
 Chen, v.; tender along top of right trapezium, 
 after dislocation, I IPhyt.; of upper part and 
 neck, to touch or from lying on it, with swell- 
 ing heat, IGlon.; painful to touch on sides 
 (erysipelas), 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Back, sexual excess : backache, ICalc, Carbo 
 v.,ICinch.,INatr. m.,INux v., IPhos., UPhos. 
 ac, IPuls., ISep., UStaph., Sul. $^~ seminal 
 emissions. 
 
 Back, sharp pain : I Con., Merc. iod. flav. ; after 
 exposure to draught of cold air while in a 
 sweat, I ISars.; with constriction of anus dur- 
 ing stool, Coloc; with chills, in dysmenorrhea, 
 I Con.; spasmodic, running to crest of left 
 ilium, I Hel.; neuralgic, Iod.; shooting through, 
 ILith. ; also in sides, IKali bi.; sudden, at in- 
 tervals, like a stab in lower part, as if she 
 could not straighten spine, Alum.; running 
 up, with constriction of anus, I Coloc. 
 
 Back, shocks: painful, in right side, during 
 breathing, ICalc; painful, in laryngo- trachei- 
 tis, I IPuls. 
 
 Back, shooting : ICalc. a., ICalc. ph.; through 
 body to back, then into chest, with sensation 
 of rush of blood to chest (rheumatism of 
 diaphragm), ICact.; when breathing (facial 
 neuralgia), lAur. met.; constant, through 
 body to botk sides, and along spine to occiput 
 and even to temples, worse by walking and 
 stooping, ICoccuL; in cough, I Caps.; to epi- 
 gastrium, Rhod.; to gluteal region or hips, 
 I IKali c; into glutei muscles, or buttocks, in 
 pregnancy, IIKalic; from below left nipple, 
 on walking, lAsaf. ; down right side, Ferr s.; 
 also in sides, IKali bi.; below shoulder blade, 
 Agar.; in tetanus, ILach. 
 
 Back, sitting: worse aching, IZinc; pain after, 
 can hardly rise, I IPuls.; pain when sitting still, 
 disappearing on touching, Menyanth. ; pain 
 worse, Zinc. 
 
 Back, sleep : aching awakens, I Hydras. ; aches, 
 disturbing, at night, cannot find a position to 
 lie on, I I Agar.; so painful she cannot, Diad. 
 
 Back, smarting : from grief, INaja. 
 
 Back, soreness: Agar., I Arm, IBenz. ac, 
 ICarbol. ac, Cornus, Pod., IRhus, ISang., 
 Sarrac; as if beaten, in evening, Lyss. ; espe- 
 cially back of neck, as if beaten, Ars. i.; to 
 chest, I 101. jec; in cholerine, I Apis ; across, 
 after an attack of chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s.; 
 in kidney affections, ITereb.; during labor, 
 ICaust; in prolapsus, I IRhus ; in right, near 
 spine, on a small spot, worse pressure, morn- 
 ing, on rising, Lith.; in rheumatism, ILact. ac; 
 between shoulders, Ars. s. f.; between shoul- 
 ders, in irritable spine, I IPhos. ac; trapezius, 
 from pressure, and painful at every movement 
 of head and shoulders (rheumatism), I ISang. 
 $^~ aching, bruised feeling. 
 
 Back, spasm : intense action of dorsal muscles, 
 CEnan.; convulsive movements, Codein., IMy- 
 gale ; of erector spinal muscles, thrusts right 
 side forward when lying on left side (after 
 sunstroke), I IStram.; with mental irritability 
 and delirium (spinal meningitis), INatr. s. ; 
 opisthotonos, Canth., (Enan., IOp., Stram.; 
 rigidity of muscles, ICalab., ILach., INux v., 
 I IStram., Syph.; rigidity of muscles, head 
 
 drawn back, ITabac; rigidity extending as far 
 as anus, in paroxysms, and terminating in a 
 stitch when sitting or lying, Natr. c; inter- 
 mittent tonic spasms, muscles stretched, every 
 morning at 8, lasting until 11, INatr. m.; te- 
 tanic, Cann. s.; twitchings extending to, 
 TrArt. v. JgiiT* Chap. 36, Convulsions opis- 
 thotonos. 
 
 Back, spasmodic pains: Pallad.; with acid 
 eructation, at 6 p.m. (ovarian troubles), Pallad. 
 
 Back, spasmodic sensation: between shoul- 
 ders, in walking, as if he would fall headlong, 
 Calad.; sensation in muscles as if something 
 in them were drawn back and forth, more 
 spasmodic sensation than painful, INux v. 
 
 Back, sprained pain : Sul.; left side, ICon.; in 
 cerebrospinal meningitis, IRhus ; on motion, 
 I IPuls.; after overlifting, ICalc. J^^injuries. 
 
 Back, stabbing: intense pain, like a knife 
 thrust through, on slightest motion (pleuro- 
 dynia), I I Ran. b.; through to umbilical re- 
 gion, HVer. v. ®^ tt ' cutting, lancinating, 
 stitches. 
 
 Back, step : pain as from a false, Sul. 
 
 Back, sternum : pain striking through to, with 
 cough and expectoration of tough, black 
 mucus, IKali bi. 
 
 Back, sticking: 1 1 Lye, IPuls.; fine, IPuls.; 
 lightning-like, in tabes dorsalis, INitr. ac; to 
 right scapula, I I Lye; towards scapula?, with 
 nausea, IPuls.; as if something were sticking 
 in spine, worse bending back, Jamb.; while 
 stooping, in evening, Rhus, g^* stinging. 
 
 Back, stiffness: Aeon., Ananth., Aur. mur., 
 Bapt., IBerb., ICarbo v., IHelon., Med., Pe- 
 trol., IPhos., IPuls.; on getting up from bed,, 
 but better during day, Ferr. iod.; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, I Apis; cramplike, INitr. 
 ac; now in back, now in hip, painful in turn- 
 ing over, obliged to hold breath, Sul.; in in- 
 fluenza, IRhus; as if he had been injured, or 
 from overlifting, I IPrun.; lame feeling, Cup. 
 m.; left side, Chrom. ac; lower part, Zing.; 
 lower part, on stooping, difficult to stand up, 
 IBerb.; every morning, IPhyt.; every morn- 
 ing and in damp weather, IPhyt.; on motion, 
 JEsc. h., Cupr. s.; worse on motion, better 
 in rest, I Cup. ars.; in muscles, Chel.; upper 
 dorsal muscles, in morning, IZinc; pain as if 
 stiff, INitr. ac; painful, IHelon.; painful, in 
 rheumatic paralysis, I IRhus; painful, like a 
 board, IPuls.; painful, especially on rising 
 from chair, HCaust.; painful, making change 
 of position difficult, ICalc; rheumatic, Bry.; 
 rheumatic, of whole left side, from nape to 
 sacrum, pain on motion, IGuaiae; in chronic 
 rheumatism, I Apis; can hardly rise from a 
 chair (chronic gout), IBar. c; on rising in 
 morning, Sul. ac. ; between shoulders, Ang. ; 
 between shoulders, morning on rising, Bar. c; 
 between shoulders, neck, peculiar sensation 
 of stiffness, Agar. ; between shoulders, worse 
 going out or moving, Ars. h.; after sitting, 
 I I Amb.; pain as from a sprain, I IRhus; after 
 stooping, Bov. ; tetanic, concussion of brain, 
 ICic; trapezius, before nervous headache, 
 llgn. J^° rheumatism, spasm. 
 
 Back, stinging : lApis, ICham.; as of minute 
 insects, transient, Chlor.; accompanies and 
 follows stinging, almost itching in left chest 
 below nipple, Rumex; nettlelike pains over 
 where it touched bed, sixty hours after deliv- 
 
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 ery, IKali c; below right shoulder blade, 
 Lyss.; periodical, spasmodic pain (asthma), 
 ISul. J^°* sticking. 
 Back, stitches : IBry., ICaust., Cornus, IHep., 
 IKali c, IKreo., Lach., Plumb., Sec, Stann.; 
 on turning in bed (tertian ague), 1 1 Sep.; 
 through breast, interrupting respiration, 
 Berb.; also when breathing, Spig.; from be- 
 hind forward, when breathing, Psor. ; in can- 
 cer uteri, IKreo.; with cardialgia and head- 
 ache, IKali c; frequent, towards chest, when 
 breathing, Psor. ; through to chest, with every 
 motion, ISars.; sometimes as far as left side of 
 chest, evening and night, Natr. c; during 
 cough, Caps., IMerc., ISep.; drawing between 
 shoulder blades, ICamph.; as from flatus, 
 Calad.; painful when kicking foot against 
 something, ISep.; shooting down into gluteal 
 region or hips, I IKali c; as from a sharp 
 knife through loins to legs, Hgn.; in left side 
 ICinch.; left side, near coccyx and sacrum, 
 Agnus ; after lifting, so severe she cannot turn 
 during night without pain, better morning, 
 ■Bor.; when lifting, cannot move without 
 pain, ISep.; through lower, morning in bed, 
 Coccul.; violent, in middle, I Alum.; violent, 
 in middle, while standing, Zinc; pains awaken 
 at 3 a.m., must get up and walk (lumbago), 
 
 I IKali c; worse on motion, Colch.; in 
 muscles, Asaf., Chel.; in pertussis, IBry.; 
 pressive, worse walking or stooping, but 
 more on rising up again, Rhus; prickling, 
 pressing in region of left, 1 1 Form.; rheumatic, 
 Como.; right side, better bending backward, 
 Chen, v.; painful in right side, with herpes 
 zoster after external application of Rhus, 
 ILach.; in right, goes to chest, worse night, 
 cold air (disease of liver with hydrothorax), 
 IKali c ; painful in right side, going through 
 chest, worse at night, when lying down or 
 rising (angina pectoris), IKali c; extend into 
 left scapula, Zinc; very severe in various parts, 
 ICalc; shooting, through chest, IBry. ; between 
 shoulders, particularly when breathing, Berb.; 
 sudden, Cinnab.; sudden, when turning with 
 dull pain while sitting, INux v.; with un- 
 steadiness, back, knees and feet, I IMerc sol.; 
 upper part, on inspiration, ICalc; violent, 
 upward, Staph. J^° cutting, lancinating, 
 stabbing. 
 
 Back, stomach: pain from stomach frequently 
 moves to, IKali c; some pain opposite sto- 
 mach comes on an hour or so after meals, 
 causing difficulty in speaking, I ISul.; pain 
 opposite stomach, with dyspeptic pain, bet- 
 ter by eating a few mouthfuls of food, about 
 
 II a.m., MPhos. ; pain starts from posterior 
 wall of stomach and spreads under short 
 ribs of left side, obliging patient to bend for- 
 ward, INux v. 
 
 Back, stool: backache after, IPuls.; backache, 
 with desire for, IPlat.; backache, during, Apis, 
 IArs.,Colch.,INux v.; backache, before and dur- 
 ing, in dysentery, ICub.; backache, after hard, 
 IFerr.; in pain, as if broken, during, ILyc; pain 
 continues, after (diarrhoea), ICaps.; pain dur- 
 ing,IDulc, IPuls.; pains, worse during, and con- 
 tinue after, I I Pod.; pain, with painful pressure 
 in rectum, as if to stool (menstrual colic), 
 1 1 Puis. ; squeezing in back, with efforts to, 
 Berb. 
 
 Back, stooping : dorsal muscles feel short on 
 
 bending forward, I Agar.; pain, Clem., Con., 
 Lye, Menyanth., Nitrum, Paris, IRhus, Sep., 
 Sul., Tell., Ver.; violent pain, on rising after, 
 Phos. ac; pain in left trapezius, as from bend- 
 ing forward, worse from turning head to left, 
 Pallad. ; pain, when rising from, IPhos.; sen- 
 sation similar to that which comes from con- 
 tinued stooping in hard work, rising from 
 bed in morning, Arm; could not straighten 
 (albuminuria), Calc. a. 
 
 Back, stretching : with chilliness at night, 
 MPhos. 
 
 Back, swallowing : pain, IKali c 
 
 Back, sweat: Hyos., IPetrol., Stram.; with 
 chilliness, Case; with sensitiveness to cold air, 
 morning, Chim. m.; cold, during and after 
 cough and in croup, I ICub.; in evening, 
 Anac; after meals, Card. m. ; during menses, 
 IKreo.; from least motion, I ICinch.; cold at 
 night, ISep.; during effort at stool, IKali bi.; 
 worse, IDulc. 
 
 Back, swelling: IBerb.; whole right side from 
 cervical vertebrae to lumbar, swollen, elastic, 
 width of three or four inches, dull pains after 
 exertion, has to lie down in a kind of tetanic 
 state (infiltration of cellular tissue), ILach. 
 
 Back, tearing : Berb., ICaps., ICham., ICinch., 
 Cinnab., INux v.; burning, between spine 
 and right scapula, Zinc; during chill, Caps.; 
 extorting cries causing him to double up, dur- 
 ing chill ''intermittent), ICaps.; after eating, 
 afterwards to abdomen, Cham*; into limbs, 
 with paralysis, I IPhos.; during menses, Sep.; 
 profuse menses, 1 1 Agar. ; especially in morn- 
 ing, ICanth.; in muscles, TrCup. m.; in right 
 dorsal muscles, worse moving, Brom.; rend- 
 ing, ICalc. p.; after sexual excess, lArs.; from 
 shoulders to loins, Berb.; below shoulder 
 blades, Agar.; between shoulders and spine, 
 Berb.; when sitting, worse standing, better 
 afternoon, IBerb. ; worse from least touch 
 (acute rheumatism), IChel.; while walking, 
 ICanth. 
 
 Back, tension : Berb., Bry.; before dinner, 
 Niccol.; worse on motion, Colch.; painful, 
 Arg. nit.; painful, between shoulders during 
 rest and motion, Zinc; painful, on standing 
 erect, Ign.; pressing in lower portion, I ICaps.; 
 pressing, beneath right scapula, down back 
 and towards axilla, Zinc; between shoulders 
 (rheumatic fever), IRhus ; between shoulders, 
 in spinal irritation, IZinc; between shoulders, 
 with stitches, particularly in morning on ris- 
 ing, with great sensitiveness to touch, better 
 by walking, Magn. s. 
 
 Back, testicle : pains, with painful retraction 
 of left (chronic catarrh of bladder), I IPareira. 
 
 Back, thighs : drawing through, during stool, 
 Stann. 
 
 Back, throbbing : Aloe, Bar. c, Calc. a., I ILyc, 
 IPhos., ISil., Thuya; driving out of bed, 
 Calc. a.; worse coughing, INitr. ac; isolated, 
 right side, Brach.; pain between shoulders, 
 Merc iod. flav.; pulsating feeling, IINatr. m.^ 
 between shoulders (impotence), I Bar. c 
 
 Back, tingling : Arm; to fingers and toes, Sec; 
 into limbs, with paralysis, I IPhos.; waking 
 at night, Bar. c J^T numbness. 
 
 Back, tired: g^ weariness. 
 
 Back, trembling : ICoccul., Eup. perf., Lil. tig.; 
 during fever, I Eup. perf. 
 
 Back, tumor: in central part, as large, as a 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 cherry, growing on a half inch pedicle, tumor 
 and pedicle bluish, ICon.; on right shoulder 
 blade, soft in centre (scirrhus mammae), I Car- 
 bo a.; steatomous over first dorsal vertebra, 
 violet color, rounded shape, yields slightly to 
 pressure of finger, tumor pedunculated, could 
 be handled without pain, but lying on back 
 in bed caused bruised or smarting pain, 
 I I Thuya. 
 Back, twinges : better drawing shoulders back- 
 wards, worse by reverse, Cycl. 
 Back, twitching : IZinc; in chorea, IMygale ; 
 
 like electric shocks, Ang. 
 Back, ulcers : scrofulous, BCist. 
 Back, uneasiness: with prostration, Brach.; 
 
 between shoulders, Cupr. s. 
 Back, urination : relieves backache, IILyc; 
 backache, during, I Ant. c, llpec, IKali bi.; 
 backache, with remittent dysuria, Vespa ; 
 backache, with slight incontinence, I I Thuya; 
 heavy pain in lower part, with difficult urina- 
 tion, Clem.; pain before, ILyc. 
 Back, uterus : backache with prolapsus, worse 
 during menses, lAur. met.; pains, in hydro- 
 metra, 1 1 Sep.; reflex spinal irritation, IPhos.; 
 weakness, when walking, USep. 
 Back, vaccination : backache after, HSil. 
 Back, variola: liAnt. t., IVariol. 
 Back, vibration : better by expulsion of wind, 
 
 Berb. 
 Back, wandering pains: I ISenecio; in amen- 
 orrhea, ISenecio ; shifting, IMagn. p. 
 Back, wavelike pain : ran up right trapezius, 
 
 Sarrac. 
 Back, weakness: JEsc. g., HCalc., Chrom. ac, 
 Guarsea, Med., IMurex, IINatr. m., I INatr. p., 
 Petrol., Pod., IRhus, USep., ISiL, Tell.; after 
 abortion, IKali c; always feels weak, 1 1 Puis.; 
 feels too weak to support body (angina pec- 
 toris), I lOxal. ac; with burning along spine, 
 brought on by study, IPic. ac; in chlorosis, 
 USep.; in chorea, I Agar.; disabled, Berb.-; 
 pressing headache, in morning, Coloc; as if 
 it would soon give out, IPhos.; as after taking 
 long journey, Chin, a.; wants to lean on some- 
 thing, Sarrac; must lean against back of chair, 
 in sitting, Lyss. ; more in left, I 1 01. jec. ; in 
 leucorrhnea, IIGraph.; with backache, wants 
 to lie down, ICasc; extending into limbs, 
 ILach.; in lower, Chen, v.; with copious men- 
 ses, I Lyss. ; worse from mental annoyance, 
 ICalc; in morning, Pallad.; in morning, with 
 headache, Pallad. ; worse in muscles, can 
 hardly sit straight, I I Agar.; in myelomalacia, 
 Crotal. ; numb feeling in left side, Cup. ars. ; 
 ovarian pains, Abrot.; pain, IHam.; feeling 
 worse at rest and in rough weather, Rhod.; 
 after seminal emissions, I INatr. p.; below 
 shoulders, Sarrac; between shoulders, Sarrac; 
 between shoulders to neck, peculiar sensation 
 of, Agar.; with soreness of muscles and joints, 
 I IPic ac; on both sides of spinal column, 
 could not lie on back, I I Apis ; as if it would 
 split and fall apart (lyssophobia), ILyss.; can 
 scarcely stand alone, Sul. ac; unable to stand 
 erect (myelitis acuta), I ICalab.; in tabes dor- 
 salis, I Graph. ; with vertigo, Ananth. ; child 
 does not learn to walk (marasmus), All. sat.; 
 better walking about, IHydras.; on walking, 
 ■Graph. ; gives out on walking (prolapsus 
 uteri), 1 1 Sep. 
 Back, weariness: Apis, INatr. m., IPuls., 
 
 Sarrac; aching feeling, in women, IPic ac; 
 dull tired ache (nervous debility), ICurar.; 
 pain as from fatigue, Aur. met.; fatigued from 
 breathing deeply, Carbo v.; in lower, Chen, v.; 
 pain as from fatigue, w T orse after eating and 
 sitting, Ant. t.; pains as if wearied by too 
 great eflort, I IZinc; tired feeling, Form.; tired 
 and weak, IHelon.; feels tired after exciting 
 dreams, in morning, Lyss. ; wandering, pains 
 in muscles, worse left side, Yib. J^g^ weak. 
 Back, gggp" Lumbar region. 
 
 COCCYX, aching: Calc p., IZinc; dull, ex- 
 tends around side of pelvis, lasts seven hours 
 after stool , I I Sul. J^g" 3 coccygodynia. 
 Coccyx, bruised feeling : ICarbo a., Ruta,IISul.; 
 as after a fall, IKali iod., IRuta ; prevent- 
 ing sitting, worse from touch, I I Cist. 
 Coccyx, burning : worse on any attempt to sit, 
 evening (chronic rheumatism), I Apis ; pre- 
 venting sitting, worse from touch, I I Cist.; 
 when touched, ICarbo a. 
 Coccyx, coccygodynia: 1 1 Act. rac, Agar., 
 Agnus, I liEsc. h., Alum., Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 Aug., IIApis, Asaf., 1 1 Bell., Bor., Bov., 
 ICalc p., I ICann. s., ICanth., Carbo v., Cist., 
 Colch., ICon., Euphor., IFluor. ac, IGamb., 
 Graph., Hep., IHyper., Ign., Iod., IKali c, 
 IIKreo., ILach., IILactu. v., Led., Lobel., 
 Magn. c, IMerc, Mur. ac, I I Paris, I IPetrol., 
 IPhos., I IPhos. ac, I I Plat, Plumb., IRhus, 
 IRuta, ISep., I ISiL, Staph., 1 1 Thuya, Ver., 
 IZinc; after confinement, I ITarant.; with 
 milky leucorrhcea, I IKreo.; during first menses 
 after parturition, I ICic; with excessive ach- 
 ing, especially in rheumatic subjects, IFluor. 
 ac S^g* pain undefined. 
 Coccyx, cramps : painful, Grat. 
 Coccyx, creeping : to sacrum, Aloe. 
 Coccyx, drawing : ICalc; dull, in evening, 
 IIGraph.; dull, painful, HCaust.; pain pre- 
 vents erect position, after long sitting, Thuya; 
 during menses (coccygodynia), ICic; down to 
 rectum and vagina, better rising from sitting, 
 IKreo. 
 Coccyx, dryness : Agar. 
 
 Coccyx, eruption : itching, moist, scurfy, 
 
 ■Graph.; elevated scabby spots, above fissure 
 
 of nates, Sil.; sore moist places (scarlatina), 
 
 I Arum t. 
 
 Coccyx, gnawing : IKali c; repeated, IGamb. 
 
 Coccyx, heat : ICalc 
 
 Coccyx, heavy : weight at lower part, better 
 
 standing, worse sitting and at stool, Arg. nit.; 
 
 weight, Ant. c ; weight, in chronic metritis, 
 
 lAnt. t. 
 
 Coccyx, injury : cannot stoop after a fall 
 
 IHyper. 
 Coccyx, itching : Spig.; upward, worse at night, 
 from heat, heat of bed and rubbing or scratch- 
 ing, better from cold, cold water and pinching 
 parts, IPetrol.; on tip, near to scrotal parts, 
 sore and raw, Bov. 
 Coccyx, jerking: in dysmenorrhcea, ICic 
 Coccyx, lancinating : ICanth. 
 Coccyx, numbness Plat,; as after a blow-, 
 
 while sitting, 1 1 Plat. 
 Coccyx, pain (undefined) : Calc. p. , "Fluor, ac, 
 Iod., Med., 1 1 Mur. ac; extending to bladder 
 on pressure, worse motion and exercise, 
 7rFluor. ac. ; as if in bone, worse rising from 
 sitting, and beginning to move, lEuphor.; 
 chronic, worse, Calc s.; continual, ILach.; 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 worse every evening, while sitting, Cast. eq. ; 
 violent, after a fall, IHyper.; at a junction 
 with sacrum, worse sitting, with a sensation 
 as if swollen, Syph.; violent, in chronic met- 
 ritis, I Ant. t.; after riding, I ISil.; while sit- 
 ting, IIKali bi., IPetrol.; when sitting down, 
 feeling as if sitting on something sharp, 
 ILach.; extending into urethra, before urina- 
 tion, I Kali bi.; while urinating, I Graph.; 
 worse walking or touch, and after rising after 
 long sitting, I Kali bi. 
 
 Coccyx, pinching : IZinc. 
 
 Coccyx, pressing feeling : Calc. p.; heavy point 
 of, to anus, Ars. s. r.; as if with a sharp knife, 
 ICann. s.; painful, ICarbo v.; and symphysis 
 pubis, asif a plug were wedged between, with 
 urging to stool, I I Aloe ; worse from any at- 
 tempt to sit, in evening (chronic rheumatism), 
 lApis. 
 
 Coccyx, pulling upward : from tip, Lil. tig. 
 
 Coccyx, pushing : IZinc. 
 
 Coccyx, sensitive : painful to pressure, Sil.; 
 while sitting, IPetrol.; to touch, lEuphor., 
 <Fluor. ac. 
 
 Coccyx, shooting : Calc. p. 
 
 Coccyx, soreness: Ars.s.r., I I Arum t., Calc. p.; 
 beneath, ICarbo v. 
 
 Coccyx, stiffness : in evening, Petrol. 
 
 Coccyx, stinging: Sil. 
 
 Coccyx, stitches : Agn. ; violent stitch between 
 coccyx and anus, Thuya; sudden, violent, 
 concussive, tearing pain, as if spine were bent 
 back, IMagn. c. ; fine, MPhos. ac. ; itching, 
 I IPhos. ac; follow itching, Amm. c; itching, 
 when sitting, IIDros.; pulsating, in, when 
 sitting, Paris ; sharp, to interscapular region, 
 even vertex, during stool, IPhos. 
 
 Coccyx, tearing: ICalc, Calc. p.; better by 
 pressing hands against abdomen (coccygody- 
 nia),IMerc. ; in dysmenorrhea, ICic. ; in, dur- 
 ing, menses, ICic; causing starting (coccy- 
 godynia), ICanth. 
 
 Coccyx, throbbing : feels palpitation, Agar. 
 
 Coccyx, ulcerative pain : pain like that of sub- 
 cutaneous ulceration, worse sitting or lying, 
 ICarbo a.; pain as if ulcerated, hindering 
 motion, followed by painfully stiff neck (ra- 
 chitis, coccygodynia), IPhos. 
 
 Coccyx, uneasiness : in evening, Petrol.; pain- 
 ful, better standing, worse movement sitting, 
 or lying in bed, or least pressure,Tarant. 
 
 Coccyx, "weariness : weakness from coccyx 
 upward, Brach. 
 
 Coccyx, wrenching pain: after stool, Grat. 
 
 LUMBAR REGION, abdomen : pain from 
 incarcerated flatus, ICalc, Rhod.; pain from 
 bowels extends, JEsc. h.; pain around from, 
 ending in excruciating cramps in lower ab- 
 domen (threatened abortion), I IVib. 
 
 Lumbar region, abscess: of psoas muscle, 
 Arn., ICup. m., -Hippoz., IPhos. ac, ISil., 
 llSymph., I I Syph.; contraction of psoas 
 muscle, after, ILach.; psoas muscles, suppura- 
 tion impending, lAsaf. ; psoas muscles, sup- 
 purating swelling, Staph.; psoas, first left, then 
 right, latter discharged more than a quart of 
 offensive greenish pus when open, nocturnal 
 pains affecting upper sacral, lower dorsal and 
 left cervico-facial region, steadily increasing, 
 occurred twice, each time twenty-one days 
 after either abscess had been opened, I I Syph. 
 
 Lumbar region, aching: Apoc, Brach., ICochl., 
 
 IHyper., Ind., Jugl., Lact. ac. , Lyss., Myr. 
 cer., I I Ptel., HSep., ISil.; across, IHelon.; worse 
 in bed (spinal irritation), INux v. ; in climaxis, 
 I Hydras ; in coccyx, ICarbo v.; as after hav- 
 ing taken cold, Ars. h.; severe, continuous, 
 Lye vir.; in coryza, ICinnab.; with cough, 
 Carbo a., Med.; worse coughing or laughing, 
 Tell.; distress, Ustil.; distress, with seminal 
 emissions nearly every night, IPhos. ; across, 
 in dropsy, ICinch.; dull, JEsc. h., IIBry., 
 IIGels.; dull, on going to bed, Bapt.; dull, 
 heavy, better inrest, worse motion, Act. rac; 
 dull, worse walking, 1 1 Bapt.; across, worse by 
 fatigue, Amyl.; with fever in afternoon, 
 Tromb.; in fistula, ILach.; persistent, with 
 flying pains in muscles, worse on movement, 
 Lye vir.; with pain in head (menorrhagia), 
 ■Coccus; dull, heavy, in fever, Bapt.; heavy, 
 extends down buttocks during menses,IKali c; 
 intolerable, Variol.; in irritable bladder, 
 I I Sep.; labor-like pains, on fifth day after pre- 
 mature labor, I I Lac c; with a feeling of lang- 
 uor, Zinc; with laughter, ICann. i.; in menor- 
 rhagia, I Coccus ; severe, in amenorrhcea, 
 ILach.; in mental disorder, ILach.; for three 
 months, worse by movement or exertion 
 (cerebrospinal pains), lOxal. ac; worse 
 from motion, I Pic. ac; across, worse moving, 
 ISep. ; dull, worse moving, 1 1 Hydras.; in 
 ovarian tumor, I Apis; pain, Polyg.; in right 
 renal region, Amyl.; when rising, ICalc; in 
 lumbo-sacral region, IliEse h., I ISil.; lumbo- 
 sacral region, with occasional perineal tume- 
 faction, which discharges pus and blood, 
 I ISil.; in sciatica, I Act. rac; severe, in ague, 
 I Pod. ; from long sitting, and when rising in 
 night, Pallad.; worse sitting, better rising, 
 walking, lying down, IIKob.; in smallpox, 
 ■Hydras ; and sore pain across, I Lact. ac; on 
 stooping Jugl.; while sitting, as after long 
 stooping or bending, IIRhus ; worse straight- 
 
 • ening, jolting when riding, better pressure, 
 Carbol. ac; better stretching and bending 
 backward, especially pressure, Fluor, ac; 
 to thighs, Carbol. ac; tired, IHydras.; tired, 
 on awaking, Pic. ac; tired, sitting did not re- 
 lieve, Calc. fl. ; like toothache, with a feeling of 
 weight when she stands which makes her sick 
 and good for nothing, IColch.; violent, in 
 uterine affections, I Act. rac; after washing 
 (prolapsus uteri, diarrhoea), IPod. fi^T" pain, 
 soreness. 
 
 Lumbar region, anxiety : after meals, Bar. c 
 
 Lumbar region, bearing down : g^° pressing. 
 
 Lumbar region, boils: bloodboils, IHep. 
 
 Lumbar region, boring : with a cold, Carbol. 
 ac; in left loin, from within, better during in- 
 spiration, Asaf. 
 
 Lumbar region, broken feeling : ICarbo a., 
 ICham., Clem., Coral., IHam. ; pain catches 
 her, stopping breath, on turning in bed, or 
 pain, stretching out arm (rheumatism), I ISep.; 
 worse rest, better in motion, IKreo.; pain 
 in, with hard stool and colic, as if intestines 
 would burst, IBLyc; in hemorrhoids, lArs.; 
 pain, as if broken to pieces in morning, in 
 bed, Staph.; pain, cannot move, IPhos.; vio- 
 lent pain, on movement or coughing, from 
 straining back by lifting, I Rhus ; at night, 
 IMagn. c; only at night, as if lying in a 
 cramped position, Ferr. iod.; sacral region, 
 worse sitting, better walking . or standing, 
 
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 alternate with headache, Melil.; pain across, 
 with loss of sexual power, I Coccus; especially 
 on touching, I Graph. 
 
 Lumbar region: bruised feeling: I I Aeon., 
 ^Esc h.,IArs., Berb., ICham., ICina, ICinch., 
 Clem., IHep., IILac c, 1 1 Merc, INatr. s., 
 IINuxm., MOxal. ac, I ISul.; aching, Cin- 
 nab.; as if beaten, Alum., Arn., IIBry., 
 Calad., I ICaust. (after Sul.), lEup. perf., ISil.; 
 as if flesh had been beaten on grasping it, 
 I Rhus; as if beaten, laterally, sitting, Ang.; 
 pain, as from a blow, INux m.; or broken, 
 IGraph.;asif crushed, Berb.; as if crushed, rest 
 or motion, night in bed, could not lie on back 
 or side, Amra. m.; with pain in groins when 
 sitting or standing, better when walking,Magn. 
 s.; as if knocked away, Arg. met. ; with thin, 
 white, mucous leucorrhcea, IKali n.; when- 
 ever he lies quietly upon it or sits still, better 
 moving about, I Rhus; when lying on it, Bry.; 
 during menses, Magn. s. ; worse from motion, 
 mornings on awaking, Arg. met.; so vio- 
 lent, he cannot move (albuminuria), I INux v.; 
 during movement, Bufo.; in nephritis, IKali 
 iod.; in ophthalmia, I INux v.; paralytic pain, 
 as if beaten, morning on rising, INatr. m.; 
 paralytic pain, on motion, ICalc; compels to 
 change position, during chill (quotidian ague), 
 I I Rhus; or broken, worse from pressure or 
 bending backward, Plat.; in renal region, to 
 thighs, Berb.; pressive, early on rising, worse 
 turning trunk and standing, better walking, 
 Thuya; when sitting or lying. Agar.; worse 
 sitting bent, IKali iod.; or sprained, I IGamb.; 
 standing, sitting or lying causes limping when 
 walking, I IHep.; painful on stooping, Sil.; 
 worse when stooping, also when walking 
 IMenyanth.; to thighs, Berb.; last lumbar 
 vertebrae, as if beaten, Aeon.; weary, Bov. 
 
 Lumbar region, burning: Arund., IBerb., 
 Clem., IColoc, Cup. in., Guaraea, IMagn. m., 
 IPhos., Rhus; in spinal abscess, IPhos. ac. : 
 and tired aching on sitting down, IHelon.; 
 constant, IKreo.; drawing, Zinc; to epigas- 
 trium, downward, Phos. ac. ; like fire, ILach.; 
 like fire, in sciatica, ILach.; prevents her get- 
 ting up, I I Alum.; in part corresponding to 
 iliac region, extends across back to left side of 
 abdomen, worse when on feet, or when fa- 
 tigued, better lying down, 1 1 Lac c; intense, 
 I I Lac def.; in region of kidneys, IBerb.; in 
 region of left kidney, deep, towards right side, 
 Lachn.; during lying-in time, Cup. m.; as from 
 fire, in amenorrhcea, ILach.; during menses, 
 Med.; in nephritis, INux v.; during sixth 
 month of pregnancy, I I.Rhus ; to between sca- 
 pulae, Thuya; with seminal emissions nearly 
 every night, IPhos.; while sitting, Asar.; 
 smarting, Ziz.; as if sore in loins, Murex ; 
 in a small spot, INitr. ac, Phos. ac; in a small 
 spot, better from rubbing, I I Phos. ; with 
 stitches in right, when walking, IRan. b.; 
 with stool of blood, IColoc; and tearing dur- 
 ing intervals of epilepsy, Cup. m.; in typhus 
 abdominalis, I INux v.; intense, with frequent 
 urination at night, IITereb. tig^* heat. 
 
 Lumbar region, chill: Spong.; commences, 
 ILach.; runs up over shoulders, nape of neck, 
 back of head as far as vertex, with sensation 
 as if drawn at base, Lach.; begins, spreads over 
 whole body, IIEup. pur.; running up and 
 down, lasting about an hour, I I Med. 
 
 Lumbar region, chilliness: IDulc; after 3 p.m., 
 lEup.pur.; up over body (nephritis), IKali iod.; 
 creeps up, from 6 to 8 p.m., ISul.; with heat in 
 stomach, Camph.; in region of kidneys, Berb.; 
 pain, worse by pressure, .Esc h.; after stool, 
 ■ Puis. 
 
 Lumbar region, coldness: ICamph., Spong.; 
 cough, ICarbo a.; inner, worse walking, 
 ICamph.; in left, Canth.; spreads over body, 
 Cupr. s. 
 
 Lumbar region, constriction : pain, as if a 
 band passed through, and everything were 
 constricted, taking away her breath, especially 
 in morning, IIPuls.; around hips, ending in 
 pubes, ILil. tig.; prevents walking, Arund.; 
 painful, from abdomen, ICalc. 
 
 Lumbar region, contraction : muscles con- 
 tracted, hard to touch after, exposure to a 
 draught or too much exertion from walk- 
 ing, I I Petrol. ; contractive, spasmodic pain, 
 IMagn. m. 
 
 Lumbar region, cracking: when stooping, 
 Agar. ; while walking, Zinc. 
 
 Lumbar region, cramplike pain : ICaust.; in 
 cholera, I Iris ; after long standing, when at- 
 tempting to walk feels as if he would fall, 
 Thuya ; to anus, jerking pain, ICalc; in re- 
 gion of kidneys, I ICaust.; in left, Bell.; worse 
 from least movement, ICinch.; in right, Iris ; 
 in prolapsus uteri, I Bell. 
 
 Lumbar region, crawling : feeling of insects, 
 Arund. 
 
 Lumbar region, creeping : in region of left 
 kidney, Med. 
 
 Lumbar region, crick : sudden "catch," or 
 "kink," ISec figT' Back crick. 
 
 Lumbar region, cutting: in cystitis, lEup.pur. ; 
 deep, in right loin, transiently, disappearing 
 upon pressure, IDulc; better by dry heat, 
 ISul.; hinders labor, IKali c; in left, as with 
 glass, Calad.; drawing in left below short 
 ribs, with drawing, aching, burning sensation, 
 in left ovarian region, sometimes agonizing 
 (ascites), I I Rheum; in left, cannot walk with- 
 out assistance, Psor.; violent, from slightest 
 movement, extending into calves and feet, so 
 that he could neither walk, stand, nor lie, 
 Zinc; across right, extending to back, IChel.; 
 like an instrument, going through right into 
 abdomen, I I Sul. ac. ; in prolapsus uteri, 
 
 I Bell.; as from a knife through, cannot walk, 
 
 I I Kali bi. 
 
 Lumbar region, darting : in abuse of mercury, 
 IKali iod.; across right side, worse stooping, 
 passing away gradually, Lact. ac; when sit- 
 ting, towards sacral vertebras, Aspar. 
 
 Lumbar region, as if dislocated : in region of 
 right, Carb. s. 
 
 Lumbar region, distension : I llgn. ; feeling of, 
 in right flank, INatr. s. 
 
 Lumbar region, dragging: IHydras., I I Merc; 
 across, Carbol. ac; severe, in ulcerated cer- 
 vix, IMerc; with dysmenorrhcea, I ISabina; 
 heavy pain, Eryng.; worse from motion, IPic 
 ac; cannot move, IPhos.; in sides, worse by 
 motion, bending over, and turning in bed, 
 ICornus ; in uterine disorder, ICon. 
 
 Lumbar region, dragging pain : dull, IHam.; 
 in leucorrhcea, IFerr. 
 
 Lumbar region, drawing: Arg. nit., ICarbo a., 
 Card, m., IKali c, INitr. ac, I ISep., Stram.; 
 across, ICarbo a.; burning; during sleep, in 
 
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 morning, Zinc; on exposure to cold, followed 
 by lameness and soreness, Polyg.; disabling, 
 ICoccuL; painful, prevents erect position after 
 long sitting, Thuya ; forward, I Cham.; as if a 
 heavy body were moving downward, Bar. c. ; 
 in posterior hepatic region, ICalc; from re- 
 
 • gion of kidneys to inguinal glands, Cann. s.;' 
 with lassitude on exercising in open air, 
 Tereb.; down into legs, especially in ischia, 
 frequently in evening, extends up back, ILach.; 
 painful, Erig., IMur. ac, MPhos. ac, IPuls., 
 Zing. ; pressive, turning difficult, awakens, 
 IBry.; to pubes, with leucorrhcea, USabina; 
 only at rest during day, better walking, 
 Amm. c; in region of right loin, IColoc; to 
 shoulders, lArs.; spasmodic, compelling him 
 to lie still, ISil.; from spleen, Aloe ; as if 
 sprained (coccygodynia), ILach.; stitching on 
 rising from a seat (sciatica), ISuL; to thighs, 
 during labor, Bell.; through thighs during 
 rest, with stitches during motion, better by 
 pressure, IDulc; extends along course of 
 ureters, IBerb.; in prolapsus uteri, IBelL; like 
 a painful weakness while sitting and stoop- 
 ing, Zinc. 
 
 Lumbar region, dropping : a shocklike mov- 
 ing downward, as from a dropping fluid in 
 left loin, Zing. 
 
 Lumbar region, dull pain : Caulo., Ham., IHy- 
 dras., Ind.; across, Cund., ILil. tig.; after tak- 
 ing cold (acute cystitis), ILyc. ; in nephritic 
 colic, I I Pareira ; with drowsiness and lassi- 
 tude, Cornus ; after emissions, with despond- 
 ency and irritability, MUstil. ; hematuria 
 from kidneys, I I Tereb.; in region of right 
 kidney, Cann. i.; in left, Lye. vir., Senecio ; 
 down back of legs to lower part of calves, 
 IPhos. ac; to testicles, worse bending spine, 
 Diosc. 
 
 Lumbar region, empty sensation : in right 
 flank, as if viscera were gone, painful to press- 
 ure and when contracting abdominal muscles, 
 Pallad. 
 
 Lumbar region, eruption : boils, with large red 
 borders, Thuya; itching miliary, Arund.; oval 
 patch, about four and three-quarter inches in 
 length, covered with a powder resembling 
 pulverized chalk, edges of a yellowish color, 
 eruption like millet, on lower third of inner 
 surface of left loin, IHydrocot.; pimples, 
 Cinch., Clem., I INatr. c, Niccol.; retrocession, 
 causes uterine pains, I IRatan.; zona, red spots, 
 with stitching, eruption extending towards 
 navel and nearly encircling body girdle, 
 about three fingers wide, watery discharge 
 on scratching, I I Merc. 
 
 Lumbar region, erysipelas : spreading around 
 upon abdomen, I I Merc. 
 
 Lumbar region, falling to pieces : feeling as if, 
 and desire to bind them up tightly (metror- 
 rhagia), 1 1 Trill. 
 
 Lumbar region, fluttering: within, I IChim.umb. 
 
 Lumbar region, foetus : movement, very vio- 
 lent in right, I I Puis. 
 
 Lumbar region, formication : Arund., Phos. ac; 
 in left, Canth.; painful, rising to shoulders, 
 settling on left clavicle, Arund.; formication 
 beginning, rising to shoulders and extending 
 to hands, Arund. 
 
 Lumbar region, fulness : 1 1 Arm; in hsematuria, 
 INux v. 
 
 Lumbar region, gnawing : Niccol., I ISul. 
 
 Lumbar region, griping : with emission of hot,, 
 offensive flatus with distension of abdomen,, 
 before stool, Sul. 
 
 Lumbar region, heat: IPhos., Sarrac; burning, 
 as if clothes were on fire, Ars. i.; dry, with 
 coldness of back, Sul.; flushes, Calc p.; flushes 
 of, in all directions, Bapt.; in metritis, I I Lac c; 
 in nephritis, INux v.; in renal region, Berb.; 
 in renal region (Addison's disease), morbus 
 Brightii (diabetes), INatr. m.; in whole right,. 
 Sarrac; sensation of, passes over shoulders, 
 then invades middle of head and face, in 
 women, Arund.; warmth, IBerb. g^ burn- 
 ing. 
 
 Lumbar region, heaviness : Ammoniac, Arg. 
 nit., Pic. ac; as if one had received a blow, 
 worse sitting, IIRhus; constant dull pain, 
 IPhyt.; dragging, dull feeling, with stiffness 
 and want of elasticity, Syph.; dull pain, great 
 weakness (uterine displacement), ILil. tig.; 
 
 . before menses, Bov.; in tabes dorsalis, IPhos. 
 ac; weight, lAct. rac; weight, as of an iron 
 bar pressing, 1 1 Elaps ; weight in lumbo- 
 dorsal region, better lying on left side, 
 with increase of temperature and sensibil- 
 ity of parts affected, IColoc; as of a great 
 weight across lower, Arm; pain, like a weight, 
 IKali c 
 
 Lumbar region, itching : Niccol.; must scratch 
 it raw, I Bar. c 
 
 Lumbar region, jerking : stitchlike, when walk- 
 ing,towards hips, worse after sitting or stand- 
 ing (almost as after strain by lifting), IFerr.; 
 sudden, violent during a walk in open air, 
 arresting respiration, 1 1 Ran. sc; under left 
 kidney, Astac. 
 
 Lumbar" region, kidneys : jjj^ Chap. 21, Kid- 
 neys aching, colic, pain, etc. 
 
 Lumbar region, laborlike pain: ICarbo v.,. 
 ICoff., IIEup. pur., IKreo., ILyc, I IPuls.,. 
 Sec; into buttocks and thighs with impend- 
 ing abortion, IIKali c; in dysmenorrhcea,. 
 down each side of abdomen to pubes, ICycl.;. 
 with discharge of fluid and clotted blood 
 (afterpains), I IFerr.; running through to 
 front at intervals of a few minutes, occasion- 
 ally shooting down to glutei muscles, I IKali c; 
 draws down into groins, Sabina; with hour- 
 glass contraction of uterus, ICoccuL; intermit- 
 tent, ILil. tig.; goes round to loins and across 
 to pubic bone, I Vib.; in metrorrhagia, USa- 
 bina; in paroxysms, ISep.; contractive, ex- 
 tends to pubes, I Sabina ; worse standing, in 
 prolapsus uteri, lAloe. $&g~ Chap. 24, Par- 
 turition, labor pain. 
 
 Lumbar region, lacerating : Dig. 
 
 Lumbar region, lameness : liEsc. h., ICup. ars., 
 Diosc, IHyper.; from damp, cold air or after 
 taking cold, IDulc; follows emissions with 
 lascivious dreams awakening him (spermator- 
 rhoea), I ISelen.; with intermittent fever, Coc- 
 cul.; with subsequent lassitude, Con.; in 
 leucorrhcea, ICaust.; painful, while sitting or 
 standing, ICoff.; painful, in walking and 
 standing, Agar. ; painful, weak, I ILach.; after 
 difficult parturition, INux v.; in right, from 
 vertebrae to crest of ilium and inner side of 
 thigh to knee, Ars. m.; sore feeling, ILept.; 
 cannot stoop, Ang.; in prolapsus uteri, I I iEsch. 
 gg^ numbness, paralytic feeling, stiff- 
 ness. 
 
 Lumbar region, lancinating : Cup. m., 1 1 Lac c, 
 
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 Senecio; with occasional cramps, Plumb.; in 
 region of kidneys, worse stooping, rising 
 again, sitting or lying, better standing, Berb.; 
 from right towards ribs, Asaf. 
 
 Lumbar region, lumbago : Acon.,IAct.rac.,Aloe, 
 Ananth., Ant. t., lArn., Arund., Ascl.t., IBerb., 
 IIBry., ICalc, Calc. fi., iCalc. p., Colch., 
 IColoc, IDulc, Ferr., IFerr. ph., IGuaiac, 
 ■Kali c, Kali ph., Kali s., Led., ILyc, 
 IMagn. p., IXatr. m., Natr. s., IXux m., 
 IINux v., Oxal. ac, Petrol., IPhyt., IPuls., 
 Rhod., IIRhus, Ruta, ISec, Staph., I ISul., 
 •Tereb., I I Val.; if Bryonia has not sufficiently 
 relieved, and pain is worse from slightest mo- 
 tion, ILyc; chronic, of several years' stand- 
 ing, difficult walking, 101. jec; from a cold, 
 ■Rhus v. ; constant pain, worse from motion 
 and stooping, disturbs sleep at night, I ISul.; 
 in emaciated, pale, anaemic persons, with de- 
 ficiency of animal heat, 101. jec; alternating 
 with headache, Aloe ; with itching, Anag.; 
 must lie on left side at night, I ISul.; from 
 lifting, ISang.; sharp pains awaken at 3- a.m., 
 must get up and w^alk, 1 1 Kali c; worse after, 
 not during motion, I Rhus ; snooting into 
 nates, IIKali c; all night, goes off on rising, 
 IFerr.; stitching pain, causing sensation of 
 lameness in thighs, I ISul.; as if change of 
 position would relieve desire to stretch out 
 straight, Chrom. ac; pain as if he would have 
 to sink down, I ISul.; from a strain, IRhus v.; 
 from strains, pain w T orse after rest, better 
 moving and warmth, ICalc. fl. ; caused by 
 straining and lifting, I I Med.; better walking, 
 Ars. m.; can hardly walk, I ISul. fi^ B neu- 
 ralgia, rheumatism, stiffness. 
 
 Lumbar region, lump: sensation of a lump, size 
 of a hen's egg, rising and falling in right, 
 ■Hydras. 
 
 Lumbar region, lying : pain does not allow him 
 to lie on back, sleeplessness, Magn. s.; with 
 great weariness, going to feet, ILyc 
 
 Lumbar region, menses : aching, before, IMagn. 
 c; achingacross.during, ILach. ;aching, in mon- 
 orrhagia, I Coccus; bruised pain, during, Bar.c; 
 colicky, pain, with scanty flow T , ISul.; cutting 
 in, before too early, 101. an.; cutting, during, 
 lArg. nit.; drawing, before, IHyos.; laborlike 
 pains during, IPuls.; pain, before, Amm. c, 
 ISul.; pain, before, with debility, pressure in 
 stomach, w T aterbrash, pain in liver, thick and 
 black flow, I IXux m. ; pain, before, in metror- 
 rhagia, HSep.; pain, with early, Xiccol.,Prun.; 
 pain, with tooearly, profuse, of long duration, 
 Ratan. ; pain, at appearance, scarcely permits 
 breathing, lAsar.; pain, downward, during, 
 I IXux m.; pain, during, I Amm. c, Berb., 
 Brom., ICaust., IKali c, IKalm., IILach., 
 Lact. ac, IMagn. c, Tarant.; pains, during 
 first day, IILach.; pains, wdien menses should 
 appear (amenorrhcea), IHam., ISpong.; as if 
 menses were coming, worse early in evening 
 and in a close room, better in open air and 
 moving about, Vib.; pain after, Berb.; pain 
 after, in metrorrhagia, I I Sep.; pain w r ith dys- 
 menorrhcea, IILach., HXan.; pressing during, 
 ICarbo a., ILach.; pressing downward like 
 a stone, during, I IPuls.; throbbing, before, 
 IXitr. ac; stitches into uterus, before, IXatr. 
 m. ; tearing during, ICaust. ; pain like a w r eight, 
 during, IKali c W3^ Back menses ; also 
 Chap. 23, During menses back. 
 
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 Lumbar region, neuralgia: lumbo-sacral,IIPuls.; 
 as if a nerve were shattered and crushed, 
 morning on rising, llgn. g^° lumbago. 
 
 Lumbar region, night : pain, ILyc, Magn. s. 
 
 Lumbar region, numbness : Spong.; as if dead, 
 after suppressed foot-sweat, ISil.; into legs 
 (spinal meningitis), 1 1 Aeon.; with lumbago, 
 Gnaphal.; numbness, worse by hard external 
 pressure, Berb.; in right, from vertebrae to 
 crest of ilium and inner side of thigh to knee, 
 Ars. m.; to sacrum, hips and posterior portion 
 of thighs, IBerb. Egj^ lameness, paralytic 
 feeling. 
 
 Lumbar region, pain (undefined) : Abies, Amb., 
 IIArg. met., Arm, Ars. h., Arund., Badiag., 
 IBapt,, Bell, Calc. a., Cann. s., HCanth., 
 Carb. s., ICard. m., Chrom. ac, ICimex, 
 IColoc, ICon., Cund., ICurar, Cup. ars., 
 IDory., IIDulc, lElat., Gam 1 ., IIGraph., 
 IHelon., IHydras., Inul., Ipom., I IJamb., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, Kob., ILac c, Lil. tig., 
 ILyc, Lyss., 1 1 Med., Xiccol., IXitr. ac, IOp., 
 Oxal. ac, IPlat., I IPuls., IRan. sc, IRob. 7 
 Ruta, Sec, Senecio, ISil., Sinap., Stram., 
 I ISul., I ISul. ac, MVer. v.; in threatened 
 abortion, ICaulo., IHelon.; in threatened 
 abortion from fright, IGels. ; across, Brach.; 
 across, in intermittent, I ISul. ac; constant, 
 in albuminuria, I IXJran. n.; during apyrexia, 
 (quotidian ague), llpec; into arms, Rhod.; 
 in ascites, 1 1 Senecio; awakes him at 4 a.m., 
 Ptel. ; awakes with pain five minutes before 
 she can straighten (nervous throat affec- 
 tion), Lac c; on awaking, IIKali n.; when 
 getting out of bed in morning, ISil. ; comes 
 on while in bed, usually in afterpart of 
 night, I IPuls.; worse in bed, better by press- 
 ure (spinal irritation), IIRhus; becoming in- 
 tolerable near bedtime, Sinap. ; must bend 
 back inward, Sabina; on bending backward, 
 Mang.; extending around body, lAct. rac; 
 comes on after breakfast, remains all day, 
 w r orse during menses (gastric ulcer), lArg. 
 nit.; in bulimia, ILyc; with burning and 
 general heat, I IKalm.; with chronic uterine 
 catarrh (sterility), ILach.; w r ith chill, I IXux 
 v. ; distressing, before chill, lEup. pur. ; from 
 cold, IXitr. ac. ; as from cold, Val.; in cold 
 air, I Bar. c; after exposure to wet and cold 
 weather, worse in morning, sitting or be- 
 ginning to move, cannot lean back, 1 1 Sep.; 
 violent, with coldness (amenorrhcea), 1 1 Amm. 
 c; constant, ILac def., MSyph.; constant, 
 night and day, I I Zinc; with constipation, 
 IILach.. IMerc, IPsor.; continued, Iodof.; 
 continuous, worse in lower left side, with con- 
 gestive pain in nape, Lye vir.; with cough, 
 Merc; during cough, IPuls.; with dry cough, 
 IKali bi.; with cough, before first menstruation, 
 Arund. ; with cramp in umbilical region(labor), 
 ICoff. t. ; all day, IFerr.; deep-seated, with sore- 
 ness from motion, Eup. perf.; with diarrhoea, 
 Amm. m., IIBar. c; with w r atery bloody dis- 
 charge from vagina, ICalc; downward, IXux 
 m.; post-scarlatinal dropsy, I I Tereb. ; in dysen- 
 tery, IDulc; w r ith dyspnoea, IILach.; region 
 of kidneys dull, when making least bodily 
 effort, ICalc p.; through epigastric and iliac 
 regions, down thighs, with threatened abor- 
 tion, Sang.; evening, entering warm room, 
 thirst, I I Gels. ; excruciating (erysipelas er- 
 ratica), IHydras.; after exertion, followed 
 
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 by drawing pressing in right testicle, which 
 was swollen, pain extends into abdomen, 
 causing tension in right inguinal ring, 
 I IRhod. ; especially during exertion in day 
 and while sitting, I Agar.; across, with 
 coldness of extremities, 1 1 Kali bi.; intense, 
 causing faintness, better by warm sweat, 
 Vib.; after a fall, I Kali c; especially 
 laughing, sneezing, or taking a quick 
 breath, after falling from a height on back, 
 ICon.; with fever and headache (dysentery), 
 I INux v., severe, with fever, Tereb.; in in- 
 termittent fever, IChin. s., lElat., IILach.; in 
 intermittent fever, women of strong ple- 
 thoric constitutions, IPetrosel.; in typhoid 
 fever, llris ; in yellow fever, ISuL; with much 
 flatus, Brom.; frequent attacks (threatened 
 abortion), IMerc; intolerable, extending to 
 glutei, Cact.; as if surrounded by hands, in 
 loins, Caust. ; with headache, IBelL; with, or 
 following headache, OSil.; with unbearable 
 headache (diphtheria), I I Lac c. ; just above 
 hip, with pain below navel, extending to hip 
 and thighs, caused by taking a bath during 
 menses, which checked flow, INux m.; across 
 hips and down thighs, I ISars.; between hips, 
 Calab. ; across, passing to hips, INux v.; 
 through hypogastric and uterine region, down 
 thighs, followed by appearance of menses in 
 a case of suppression, 1 1 Sang. ; in jaundice, 
 II Sep.; in region of kidneys, All. sat., Lact. 
 ac; in kidneys, with rumbling in abdomen, 
 IFerr.; in region of kidneys, in acute Bright's 
 disease, lApis ; in region of kidneys, in direc- 
 tion of ascending colon, Kali br.; particularly 
 in left kidney (renal inflammation),! ISenecio; 
 in region of left kidney, darting over left hip, 
 especially when spine is pressed upon, Med. ; 
 as though in kidneys, better by lying bent 
 back, Cain.; from 4 a.m. till evening, in both 
 kidneys, and a little burning, better at 9 p.m., 
 Lyss.; in region of kidney, worse by motion, 
 iEsc. h.; severe, in region of kidney, better 
 by pressure across back with arms crossed, 
 Vib.; in region of kidneys, after riding, Berb.; 
 in region of right kidney, Lyss.; in right kid- 
 ney, at 4 p.m., lasting an hour, Lyss.; in re- 
 gion of kidneys, when rising from stooping, 
 Med.; at times acute, and again a drawing, 
 lateral in its action, as if hips were being 
 drawn together (kidney affection), IPolyg.; 
 to knee and foot, midday, Arund.; in left, 
 Ipom.; in left, in cardialgia, ILobel. i.; in- 
 tense, in left, above hip, as if he had strained 
 part, worse standing, especially sitting, Val.; 
 more in left side, during menses, Zing.; in- 
 tense, in left,. between floating ribs and ilium, 
 better by pressure, must keep moving, Vib.; 
 down legs, IHam.; to legs, during stool, Agar., 
 Grat.; with leucorrhcea, IKali f.; after lifting, 
 begins in lower lumbar vertebrae and extends 
 tohypochondrium, INux v.; in lower, lAmyl.; 
 when lying on back, I Rhus; when lying in 
 bed, Murex; in amenorrhcea, IKali c; in 
 metritis, I I Lac c, I INux v.; in chronic metri- 
 tis, I Ant. t., ILil. tig.; with metrorrhagia 
 (cancer of womb), llod.; during morning, 
 lEup. pur.; severe, in morning, Senecio; 
 worse morning in bed, better on getting up, 
 Chrom. ac; worse from motion, Psor.; severe, 
 better by motion, in diabetes, I IRatan.; in- 
 tense, on moving, I I Kali iod.; followed by 
 
 pain in nape of neck (spinal disease), i ISil.; 
 at night, Agar.; especially at night, ICham.; 
 at night, lying on it, ICinch.; mostly during 
 latter part of night, of long-standing, ICarbol. 
 ac; in onanism, IHyos.; in ovaritis, IHam.; 
 as from overlifting, Val.; with palpitation, 
 IILach.; in paralysis, ICurar., MSec; persis- 
 tent, unremitting pain day and night, with 
 severe sore throat, with numerous white 
 ulcerated spots on both tonsils, IPhyt.; in 
 phlegmasia alba dolens, INatr. s.; in uterine 
 polypus, I I Thuya; violent, with polyuria (dia- 
 betes), Tarant.; seems to arise in a spot, tender 
 to pressure about an inch to right of middle 
 lumbar spine, Chrom. ac; followed by prostra- 
 tion, Zinc; with ptyalism, Cinnam.; to pubes 
 (metrorrhagia), HSabina; in renal region (per- 
 tussis), ICepa; in renal region, worse if urine 
 is held after desire to urinate appears, better 
 by urination (intermittent), Lye; during rest, 
 Alum.; caused by riding, with desire to lie 
 down, ISep.; in right, Cup.ars., 1 1 Psor.; com- 
 mencing at right side, then to os ischimo, 
 sore to touch, I ILobel. c; in right, passing 
 down to testicles, Erig.; could scarcely rise 
 from a seat, ICalc; when rising from a seat, 
 Cycl.; on rising, Kob., ISil., IISul.; agonizing 
 when rising from a seat (coccygodynia), 
 ILach.; better by quick hard rubbing with 
 hand, Puis. ; with rumbling, IFerr.; in lumbo- 
 sacral region (prevailing fever), IIAmm. m.; 
 from right through sacrum, through inguinal 
 region and forepart of thigh, worse when 
 swelling is examined (inflammation of cae- 
 cum), ILach.; severe pain, 1 1 Sec; alsoinsides, 
 better from pressure, IKali bi.; after sitting, 
 1 1 Led.; sitting impossible, pain, ICarbo v.; 
 when sitting, I Lye, 01. an., Prun.; violent, 
 when rising from sitting, better walking, A nt. 
 c; when sitting or when in act of setting 
 down, better by continuous walking, IZinc ; 
 worse sitting, ICimex; worse sitting, lying, 
 in morning on awaking (during menses), 
 I I Berb.; worse sitting still or lying', better ly- 
 ing on something hard and exercise, IIRhus ; 
 worse sitting and in wet weather, .IRhod. ; 
 prevents sleep, better by motion, Sinap.; 
 slight, all day, Lyss.; extends down spermatic 
 cord (spermatorrhoea), I ISars.; with caries 
 and curvature of spine, I ISyph.; cannot stand 
 erect, Bry.; better standing or walking, worse 
 rising from a seat, lArg. nit.; worse after 
 standing or walking, IKali c; when standing, 
 I Lye; starts, spinal bones affected (ischias), 
 ICalc; particularly with stiffness, better walk- 
 ing, I ISep.; after stool, Dros., IPod.; worse 
 after stool, Tabac ; during stool, IPod. ; worse 
 after stooping, ISil.; on stooping, Zinc; in 
 syphilis, jAnag., IKali bi.; tensive, pressive, 
 on stepping, Aeon.; in tertian ague, ILach.; 
 to testicles, IDiosc; severe, extending to 
 thighs, IKreo.; in left, to thigh, worse after- 
 noon, sitting, motion (sciatica), IBry.; on 
 turning over in bed at night, Zinc; in turn- 
 ing, with pain, as from incarcerated flatus, 
 low down, INux v.; unendurable, ICham.; 
 with urinary symptoms, I Berb.; with desire 
 to urinate, liCanth.; with frequent urination 
 at night, IITereb.; in renal region, with 
 suppression of urine, Kali bi.; in ulceration 
 of os uteri, IMurex ; in uterine hemorrhage, 
 IFerr.; from passive congestion of uterus, 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 ■Puis.; from vertebrse, Ferr. iod.; along ver- 
 tebrae, on stroking with thumbs (spinal 
 disease), lApis; in beginning at false verte- 
 brae, Aspar.; with vertigo, I I Kali n.; from 
 vomiting, I llpec.; with vomiting, in gastral- 
 gia, MVer.; around waist (spinal irritation), 
 I Hep.; could not walk erect, was obliged to 
 walk bent over, IISul. ; better from walking, 
 rest or pressure, IPhos. ac; makes walking 
 or turning difficult, Bry.; violent, when walk- 
 ing, was frequently obliged to stand still, 
 though it was steadily relieved by continuing 
 to walk, I I Zinc; worse when walking on un- 
 even ground, or from a misstep, Pod.; with- 
 ered sensation, worse at night, and from mo- 
 tion, Pod. Jg^^ aching, lumbago, neural- 
 gia, rheumatism. 
 
 Lumbar region, paralysis : muscular, painful, 
 IGels.; muscular, also of lower extremities, 
 from cold, ICoccul. J^ST* Spinal cord paral- 
 ysis. 
 
 Lumbar region, paralytic feeling: IBerb., 
 Euphor.; paralytic affections, extending to 
 hips and to left side, Zinc; at junction of 
 lumbar and sacral vertebras, IPhos.; painful, 
 with fearful or anxious mood, spasmodic 
 drawing across hips, which prevents walking, 
 ICoccul. ; painful, would like to stretch, better 
 bending backward, Sabina. $5^~ lameness, 
 numbness. 
 
 Lumbar region, pinching : ICaust. 
 
 Lumbar region, pressing feeling : I I Arm, 
 ICarbo a., Clem., ISpong., IZinc; in Ad- 
 dison's disease, ICalc; as if tightly bandaged, 
 IPuls.; bearing down, I I Sep.; severe bearing 
 down, around abdomen and down thighs 
 (metrorrhagia), USabina; violent bearing- 
 down pains towards anus (hemorrhoids), 
 IISul.; bearing down pains, with dark clots, 
 alternating with fluid blood or bloody serum, 
 during climacteric period, I Plumb.; bearing 
 down, as if menses would come on (ovarian 
 dropsy), I Apis ; sudden bearing-down pains, 
 with severe hemorrhage after non-appearance 
 of menses for ten weeks, I Croc; as if one had 
 received a blow, worse sitting, IIEhus ; as if 
 broken (dysentery), I INux v.; severe from 
 within, as if bruised, 5 a.m., better moving 
 about and passage of flatus, Ruta ; burning, j 
 Cepa ; pain, as though pressed in from both 
 sides, with laborlike colic and leucorrhcea, 
 also during menses (uterine displacement), 
 IKali c ; colic, ICarbo v.; painful, in whooping 
 cough, Spong.; as with a cutting edge, while 
 standing or bending backward, Rhus ; down, 
 with uterine displacement, INitr. ac; dull, in 
 region of left kidney, Lyss.; caused by flatus, 
 during stool, Spong. ; as if everything would 
 push out at genitals, during menses, IKali c; 
 in hematuria, INux v.; hard, IKali c; with 
 leadenlike heaviness of lower limbs, ICamph.; 
 in region of kidneys, Lyss.; in kidneys 
 (nephritis), I Aeon. ; painful, in region of kid- 
 neys, HCaust. ; in region of kidneys, disturb- 
 ing sleep, Agar.; in region of kidneys, Act. 
 rac; violent laborlike, in loins, downward 
 during scanty menses (uterine displacement), 
 ILach. ; with leucorrhcea, Hyper.; in lower por- 
 tion of spine, Zinc; with menses (dyspepsia), 
 IFerr. ph.; heavy, with mensti'ual colic, I I Puis.; 
 constant pain, worse from motion, llPsor. ; 
 in nephritis, INux v.; painful, Asaf., ICar- 
 
 bo a.; painful, as if in a vise, with diarrhoea 
 and tenesmus after mercury, IKali iod., IMur. 
 ac; upon pelvic organs, Plat.; to posterior 
 portion of pelvis, of thighs even to calves, 
 IBerb.; during pregnancy, severe pains, par- 
 ticularly forcing and pressing, as if a heavy 
 weight came into pelvis low down, IKali c; 
 in renal region, extending to thighs, Berb.; 
 when at rest, better walking, Amm. c ; down 
 to sacrum (smallpox), I IVariol ; sharp, when 
 sitting, standing or lying, causes limping when 
 walking, I IHep.; sticking, IBerb.; as from a 
 stone, with prolapsus uteri, I IPuls.; to thighs, 
 Berb.; in prolapsus uteri, I Bell.; with indur- 
 ated and prolapsed uterus, IPlat.; as if in a 
 vise, JEthus.; as if in a vise, not allowing to 
 be still at night or in day, has to sit bent, 
 IKali iod. 
 
 Lumbar region, pressure : jggg^ sensitive. 
 
 Lumbar region, pricking: Arund.; occassional 
 cramps in, Plumb.; over shoulders, head and 
 face, Arund. 
 
 Lumbar region, psoas muscle : inflammation, 
 IBry., ICalc; inflammation, involving pelvic 
 bones, I Asaf. J^g~ abscess. 
 
 Lumbar region, pulling : IHyos. 
 
 Lumbar region, rheumatism: I Ant. c.,IIBerb., 
 I IBry., Cact., Eup. pur., Iod., IPhyt., Stram., 
 ISul.;with aphthae, IPhyt.; to coccyx, ICarbo 
 v. ; metastasis to heart, Spong.; from removing 
 her flannels too soon, cannot stoop, or lie on 
 back, sharp pains, render motion when not in 
 an erect position intolerable, I I Tereb. ; worse 
 from every motion, I IBry. ; to left shoulder 
 and chest, most severe from 4 p.m. until 6, 
 and lasting until 8 or 9, or returning at 1 in 
 the morning (rheumatism), IColch.; stitching, 
 drawing, after getting wet while warm,IDulc; 
 finally locates itself in upper part of thigh and 
 buttock, seems confined to spot covering area 
 of about an inch, making him limp, pain be- 
 comes so severe as disease progresses, he can 
 neither stand nor walk, IColoc ; to toes,Colch. ; 
 worse by walking, Ustil. J3@° > lumbago. 
 
 Lumbar region, sensitive : Chrom. ac ; to 
 pressure, even clothing, Chel. ; painful to 
 pressure, in acute desquamative nephritis, 
 ■Coccus ; tender on pressure, in renal region, 
 I I Rheum ; tender on pressure and stiff, espe- 
 cially first moving after repose (cardiac rheu- 
 matism), ICact. ; to pressure, in lower (hypo- 
 chondriasis), lArg. nit.; sore on pressure or 
 stooping (Bright' s disease), I Apis ; in rheu- 
 matism, jarring motion, riding in wagon or 
 on jumping, intolerable, I Berb.; with shooting 
 pains (nephritis), I Aeon.; to every step, ICar- 
 bo a.; tender, in Bright's disease, I I Chel.; to 
 touch, llCanth. 
 
 Lumbar region, sharp pain : Ailant., Senecio ; 
 hinders labor, IKali c; then in left leg, ex- 
 tending up thigh, then in right, Lye vir. 
 
 Lumbar region, shooting: Jugl., Lyss.; after 
 diarrhoea, with colic (pregnancy), Calc a.; 
 with lightning-like rapidity, to heels (sciatica), 
 IColoc; to left hip bone, Chrom. ac; better 
 lying on face, Chel.; in renal region, IKali bi.; 
 in renal region, to thighs, Berb.; first left, 
 then right renal region, down thighs, worse 
 on motion, IKali bi.; shocks, with hemor- 
 rhoids, I INux v.; sudden, in myelitis acuta, 
 IColch.; to thighs, Berb.; causing sensation of 
 lameness in thighs, I I Sul.; to thighs, in chronic 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 metritis, I INux v.; when walking, I ISars. 
 J$gi^ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Lumbar region, smarting : I I Lac c; in spinal 
 abscess, IPhos. ac. Jg®^ burning. 
 
 Lumbar region, soreness: iEsc. h., IIAgar., 
 Apoc.,IBerb. , Brom., BCaps. , Cimex ; constant, 
 in albuminuria, I IXJran. n. ; on awaking, Ptel.; 
 worse bending over or to either side, Cornus ; 
 during pregnancy, Lyss. ; worse by hard, ex- 
 ternal pressure, Berb. ; followed by loose 
 stools, Bar. c; when touched, Colch. 
 fl®* aching. 
 
 Lumbar region, spasmodic pain : worse by 
 motion, cold and contact during difficult 
 menses, ICoccul. ; does not allow him to rise, 
 ISil. 
 
 Lumbar region, spasms: intense action of 
 muscles, GEnanth. J8@T Back spasms. 
 
 Lumbar region, sprained pain : in afternoon 
 and evening, in bed, 1 1 Sep. ; sudden acute, 
 while lifting a lightboard, could raise himself 
 only with difficulty, I I Rhus ; pain after heavy 
 lifting and taking cold at same time, I ISul.; 
 after lifting a heavy weight during sixth 
 month of pregnancy, I I Sec; as after overlift- 
 ing, worse at rest, at night, and in morning, 
 and when rising from a seat, IStaph. ; during 
 rest, ceasing on walking, Staph.; deep in left 
 lumbo-sacral region, Arg. met. 
 
 Lumbar region, sticking : IBerb.; on breath- 
 ing, I I Merc, sol.; drawing, Stront.; in region 
 of right kidney, Lobel. i. ; in left, better dur- 
 ing inspiration, Asaf.; with stool of blood, 
 IColoc; tearing, worse on one side, Berb.; 
 on being touched, I I Merc, sol.; along course 
 of ureters, IBerb. g^" stitches. 
 
 Lumbar region, stiffness : Amm. m., Anac, 
 I I Apis, BBenz. ac, Berb., IBry., ICarbo a., 
 Diosc, Petrol., BSep., Uran. n.; in amenor- 
 rhcea, BKali c; in evening, Petrol.; in even- 
 ing, especially while sitting, can neither rise 
 nor bend backward, Bar. c; at night, ILyc.; 
 painful, IILaur., IManc; painful, on motion, 
 IBry.; painful, to sacrum and thighs, ILach.; 
 painful, after sitting, Cham., IRhus; painful 
 into thighs, (peritonitis), ILach.; painful, must 
 walk and sit crookedly, Bry.; especially on 
 right side (gravel), ILyc; must use arms to 
 rise from a seat, IHydras.; when rising from a 
 seat, ILed., ISil.; difficult to rise from sitting, 
 hands must assist, Berb. JPUT' lameness, 
 lumbago, rheumatism, tension. 
 
 Lumbar region, stinging: Lyss.; in jaundice, 
 lAur. met.; in nephritis, I Aeon.; during stool, 
 worse afternoon and evening, also during 
 rest, better from motion, Coloc. ; with sensa- 
 tion of weakness, 1 1 Merc. JS^° pricking. 
 
 Lumbar region, stitches: 1 1 Aeon., IIAgar., 
 Arund., IBerb., I IBry., BCepa, IColoc, Dig., 
 IHyper., I llgn., Iod., IKali iod., IMagn. m., 
 Niccol., Plumb., IPuls., Spong., I ISul., Zing.; 
 in left abdomen, towards, ICalc ; occasional, 
 through left side of abdomen, towards chest, 
 Kali c; from left, transversely through abdo- 
 men, especially below umbilicus and towards 
 right groin, immediately after dinner, Ran. 
 b. ; with cough, Amm. c, IBry.; when cough- 
 ing, breathing deeply, or walking, Arn.; dur- 
 ing cough, better by pressure, Bor. ; dull, in 
 right, Spong.; dull, squeezing from with- 
 in outward, at every inspiration, while 
 sitting bent (after short walk), I IDulc; fleet- 
 
 ing, in acute desquamative nephritis, I Coccus;,; 
 fugitive, more on right side, Elat.; in gastritis, 
 ICoccul.; transversely, close above hips, 
 I INatr. m.; in right hypochondrium, towards,. 
 ICalc; during inhalation, Ammoniac; in 
 left, . ICaust.; into limbs, Stann.; between 
 right loin and spine, intermittent, deep,, 
 sharp, knifelike, quite internal in intestines, 
 Verbas.; worse from motion (sciatica), 
 IColoc; so severe upon motion that he gets 
 upon arms and knees in order to obtain relief 
 (coxalgia), IColoc; when moving, better by 
 pressure, IDulc; as if a nail were sticking in, 
 Berb.; from ovaries, IColoc. ; paroxysmal, I ISa- 
 bina ; through pelvis to external genitals, 
 IKreo.; from left into penis, I IDros.; pulsat- 
 ing, Sul.; during rest, ceasing on walking, 
 Staph.; in right, with nausea,INatr. s.; in right, 
 when walking, with slight burning, IRan. b. ; 
 in right, with tension across abdomen, worse 
 on motion, must sit forward, elbows on 
 knees, face in palms, when walking stooped 
 forward with hands on knees (hepati- 
 tis), IKali c; to sacrum, Aloe ; when sit- 
 ting, Amb., Asar., Kali iod., INatr. c;. 
 when sitting, stooping, or walking, better 
 by pressure and lying down, Ruta ; to- 
 wards, when sitting, I ILyc; when sneezing, 
 Arund.; better after stool, Indig.; when ris- 
 ing from stooping, ILyc; sudden, Cinnab. ; 
 tearing, IMagn. m. ; tensive, in right, felt 
 only during inspiration, worse when lying on 
 back, IColoc; transversely, Sul. ; with draw- 
 ing through vertebras while standing, ECom 
 gig^ lancinating, shooting. 
 
 Lumbar region, stool: pains before, IPuls.; 
 pain during soft, Niccol.; pain during soit, in 
 dysentery, Tabac; pain, with straining, even 
 if soft, Colch.; pain after, must walk, ILyss.; 
 pain, better after, MOxal. ac; pain, if 
 Dowels did not move, ICepa; pressing after, 
 ICarbo v.; urging, as if there would be a 
 stool, Ratan. jg@ m Chap. 20, During and 
 After Stool, back. 
 
 Lumbar region, stooping : pain, as after stoop- 
 ing a long time, IIDulc; pain, violent, ten- 
 sive, as if everything were too short, IISuL 
 JUir Back, stooping. 
 
 Lumbar region, sweat: Asaf., BISil.; cold 
 Plant. 
 
 Lumbar region, swelling : lAur. mur. ; in acute 
 Bright's disease, BApis; large, of psoas mus- 
 cle, ILyc; puffiness, into legs, Berb. 
 
 Lumbar region, tearing: Agar., Berb., I IBry., 
 Cinnab., Cup. m., IHam., IMagn. m.; 
 across, after heat, Ham.; with inexpressible 
 anxiety, Rhus ; in Bright's disease, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 and on exposure to cold, followed by lame- 
 ness and soreness, Polyg.; worse one side, 
 Berb.; pulsative, in region of kidneys, worse 
 stooping, rising again, sitting or lying, better 
 standing, Berb.; impeding respiration, IKali 
 c; in right, worse on running, Brom.; sud- 
 den, in myelitis acuta, IColch.; and hips, 
 when walking, I. Esc h. g^ rheumatism. 
 
 Lumbar region, tension: Agar., Aur. mur., 
 Berb., IZinc; in Addison's disease, morbus 
 Brightii, and diabetes, INatr. m.; as if a cord 
 were tightly drawn across lower part, Arn.; 
 in hematuria, INux v.; with tension in head, 
 Zinc; painful, Amb.,Benz. ac, IPuls., Thuya ; 
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31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 bend backward, Bar. c; painful, over hips 
 and thighs, to feet (rheumatism), I I Puis.; 
 pain, as from a heavy load, or after long 
 stooping, ICinch. ; painful, to posterior portion 
 of pelvis, of thighs, even to calves, IBerb.; 
 painful, prevents rising and walking, I ISul.; 
 worse going up stairs, Carb. s.; worse stoop- 
 ing, Clem. J^* stiffness. 
 
 Xumbar region, throbbing: USep., Thuya; 
 beating, in metritis, I I Lac c; dull pain in 
 left, w r orse lying down, was compelled to 
 walk room with a walking-stick pressed 
 against back to obtain relief, Yib.; in 
 lumbo-sacral region, IISiL; painful, Act. rac; 
 when at rest, and from emotions, Bar. c; in 
 right, IColoc; in lumbo-sacral region, I ISil.; 
 in lumbo-sacral region, with occasional peri- 
 neal tumefaction which discharged pus and 
 blood, I ISil.; better sitting upright, worse sit- 
 ting leaning back (rheumatism), I I Sep.; dur- 
 ing stool, Alum. 
 
 Lumbar region, tired feeling : jgg^ weariness. 
 
 Lumbar region, trembling : Benz. ac; after 
 riding, Berb. 
 
 Lumbar region, twitching: Agar. , Ratan. ; in 
 right, IColoc. 
 
 Lumbar region, ulcerative pain: Cann. s.; at 
 night, so that she can only lie on her right 
 side, better in morning, after getting up, 
 Natr. s. 
 
 Lumbar region, uneasiness : in albuminuria, 
 
 I Merc, cor.; in evening, Petrol. 
 Lumbar region, urging : ICalc. 
 
 Lumbar region, urine : pain, on retaining, 
 INatr. s. JSJ^ Chap. 21, Kidneys. 
 
 Lumbar region, water: sensation of dropping 
 out of a bottle (opposite third lumbar verte- 
 bra), between posterior and superior spine of 
 ilium and vertebra, Med. 
 
 Lumbar region, weakness: JEsc. h., lAgar., 
 
 I I Ars., Arum d., Benz. ac, ICalc, Chen, v., 
 Chrom. ac, Con., Diosc, Eryng., BEup. perf., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, Lyss., iNux m., Petrol., 
 IRuta, ISelen., I I Thuya, IZinc; dull aching, 
 with hemorrhoids, IJEsc. h.; at 6 p.m., USep.; 
 when w r alking in open air, IZinc; in irritable 
 bladder, I I Sep.; as if crushed, followed by 
 weakness of extremities and trembling after 
 least exertion, I IPhos.; in exophthalmus, 
 ILyc vir.; with tension in head, Zinc; to legs. 
 ■Oxal. ac; in lower, Amyl.; worse from mo- 
 tion, Psor.: paralytic, lArg. nit.; early on ris- 
 ing, like paralysis, INatr. m.; pain, as if all 
 power were going and back were turned to 
 pulp, Colch.; paralytic, lArg. nit.; in prolap- 
 sus of rectum, I IRuta ; in rheumatism, I Agar.; 
 after riding,Berb. ; right side with heat, I I Phyt.; 
 follows seminal emissions, with lascivious 
 dreams awakening him (spermatorrhoea), 
 I ISel.; with waning of sexual desire from 
 overindulgence, ISul.; with discharge of acrid 
 mucous stools during urination, IPuls.; when 
 straining, Iodof.; trembling pain, Act. rac; 
 on walking, IGraph.; when walking, from 
 uterine troubles, I ISep.; at junction of lumbar 
 and sacral vertebrae, IPhos. 
 
 Lumbar region, weariness : liEsc. h., Arg. nit., 
 Chen, v., Cimex, IColoc, IHelon., I I Mane, 
 Sabina; painful lassitude, evenings, IColoc; 
 painful, HPuls.; painful, in uterine disease, 
 I I Murex ; is obliged to sit down, Cimex ; as 
 though he had stood a long time, ICina ; tired 
 
 sensation, Carbol. ac, IPallad.; tired pain, 
 I Mur . ac. , 1 1 Sep. ; tiresome f eeling,as if bruised, 
 I ISul.; w T hen walking, Camph. 
 
 NECK, abscess : back of, burning, excruciat- 
 ing pain banishes sleep (anthrax), I ITarant.; 
 purulent infiltration following carbuncle, 
 IISiL; on left side, IIHyos.; on left side, 
 after scarlatina, ILach.; in nape, unable to 
 bend head forward or turn it, on account of 
 pain, with moist eruption on margin of hair 
 like eczema, IPetrol.; return of, indicated by 
 irritable pulse, Psor. Jggg^ boils, carbuncle, 
 glands. 
 
 Neck, aching : back of, IVer. v.; heavy, from 
 base up muscles and cords into brain, ISyph.; 
 making her want to bend head forward 
 (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lac c; dull, 
 gradually moving to suboccipital region, 
 during morning, I I Amyl.; in back of, after 
 eating, Con. ; in nape, Dig. ; in nape, after a blow 
 on head (headache), IMerc. per.; in nape, 
 right to left of vertebrae, IGuaiac; of right 
 side all day, Vespa. Jg® 1 " dull pain, pain, 
 soreness. 
 
 Neck, air: cannot bear a draught, IHep., IMerc, 
 ISil. 
 
 Neck, beating: g^° throbbing, 
 
 Neck, blow : feeling as from, ILach.; as of a 
 heavy, Cann. i. 
 
 Neck, bluish : Ars., ILach.; erysipelatous (scar- 
 latina), I Rhus. 
 
 Neck, boils: ICalc, Coloc, Ind., IPsor., ISil., 
 ISul.; bloodboils, ICarbo a.; furuncles, with 
 ulceration of ears, IPetrol.; small bloodboil 
 on left side, Cypr.; on nape, INitr. ac, I I Phos., 
 I ISil. ; small, IGraph.; sore to contact, IHep.; 
 small, suppurating, often leave scars, I IKali 
 iod. Jf^aT* abscess, carbuncle. 
 
 Neck, boring : in nape, IMagn. p. 
 
 Neck, broken feeling: in nape, during periods 
 of exacerbation, in prosopalgia, IChel. 
 
 Neck, bruised feeling: lArn., IGels.; back of, 
 Iodof.; in nape, I Ars.; muscles as if beaten, 
 I I Agar.; as if beaten, I IZinc; as from grow- 
 ing pains, I IPhos. ac; worse from motion, 
 mornings on awaking, Arg. met. ; from motion 
 or touch, ICic 
 
 Neck, burning: Amm. c, Ang., I Apis, Lyss., 
 Pallad.; thence over head to forehead, with 
 burning on vertex (spinal irritation), IPhos.; 
 itching, ICalc; in muscles of nape, Carbo v.; 
 in nape, on swallowing, IPetrol.; at nape to oc- 
 ciput, lasting all day, ICalc; in muscles, after 
 rheumatic pains, Bapt.; of right side, follows 
 itching, Vespa; of right side, all night, cold 
 water relieves for a time, but returns worse 
 than before, Vespa; down spine with aeon- 
 tractive stiffness, extending into head and 
 seeming to thicken scalp, Med. JS^I* heat. 
 
 Neck, carbuncle : lAnthrac; back of, anthrax, 
 muscular and cellular tissue destroyed from 
 neck to waist and from shoulder to shoulder, 
 leaving a cavity six inches long and four 
 wide at bottom, of which several dorsal 
 vertebrae w T ere visible, infiltration of sur- 
 rounding tissue, I ITarant. withSul.; on back 
 of surrounding tissue highly inflamed and 
 sensitive to touch, IHep.; in back of, purple, 
 gangrenous, I ILach.; swelling hard, discol- 
 ored, purplish red, discharging from an open- 
 ing near edge, acrid, corroding, stinking, 
 yellowish-green ichor, I ISil.; in nape, I ISil.; 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 small (gastralgia) , ICaust.; nape of, near 
 spinous process of upper cervical vertebras, 
 brownish-red with small openings, discharge 
 offensive-smelling pus, great pain, I I Rhus. 
 gig" abscess, boils. 
 
 Neck, carotids : aneurism, |Kali iod., ILach., 
 I Lye; subclavian aneurism at point of ori- 
 gin, iKali iod.; bruit du diable in vessels of 
 (megrim), IFerr.; choking feeling,! Amyl.; con- 
 striction, lAmyl.; fullness, I I Strain.; heaving 
 sensation, Atrop.s. ; throbbing, almost causing 
 delirium, Aur. mur.; throbbing, intermittent, 
 IKali iod.; jerking in left, while walking rap- 
 idly after dinner,Carbol. ac ; slight nun's mur- 
 mur, I INuxm.;noise, as from escaping steam, 
 w T hen he turns head, I ISul.; nun's murmur, 
 Carb. s.; pain, as if squeezed or compressed, 
 Tarant.; pain over right, as if splinter were 
 sticking there, Dolich.; no pulse, only slight 
 vibration (cholera), I Ant. t.; violent beating 
 in right, Ast. r.; throbbing, I Amyl., I Aspar., 
 Atrop. s., IIBell., IGels., IGlon., IHep., IHy- 
 per., I IKali br., Murex, Sep., I ISpig.,IStram., 
 VarioL, Ziz.; throbbing, in angina pectoris, 
 I Amyl.; throbbing violently in right, on re- 
 covering consciousness, afternoon on awak- 
 ing, I I Ast. r.; throbbing, with suffocating con- 
 striction of throat (angina pectoris), HCact.; 
 throbbing, in convulsions, ICinch., ICup. m.; 
 throbbing, in convulsions after labor, IGlon.; 
 throbbing, obliged to loosen cravat, lArg. nit.; 
 throbbing, in delirium,! I Hyos.; throbbing, in 
 dysmenorrhea, 1 1 Ver. v.; throbbing, followed 
 by epistaxis during fever, usually at night, 
 IMelil.; throbbing, sudden, extends through 
 head and temples, I Amyl.; throbbing, with 
 headache, IGels.; throbbing, with headache, 
 after loss of blood, HCinch.; throbbing, with 
 redness of face and head, IMelil.; throbbing, 
 with violent palpitation, I IRumex ; throbbing 
 violently, in pneumonia, IPhos. ; throbbing, 
 during pregnancy, IGels.; throbbing, both 
 seen and felt, IGlon.; feels throbbing while 
 sitting, ICalc. p.; throbbing, in spasms after 
 fright, ICup. m.; throbbing, violent, with 
 tenderness of stomach, Cod.; strong throb- 
 bing, Lact. ac; throbbing, in tinea capitis, 
 ICalc. ; throbbing, in typhus abdominalis, 
 I INux v.; violent throbbing, I I Amyl., Cain., 
 IGlon., Tabac.,Vespa ; throbbing violently, in 
 apoplexy, I Aeon.; throbbing violently, in 
 delirium, IBell.; visible throbbing, TrAur. 
 mur nat., I IPrun., Spong.; visible throbbings, 
 in heart affections of old age, I Aur. met. ; pain- 
 ful to touch, right side, Spong.; trembling, 
 ISpig. 
 
 Neck, chill: begins and runs down back, Yal.; 
 ascending, over head, Staph.; shivering, with 
 warm feet, I I Kali m. 
 
 Neck, chilliness: I lArs. m.; over nape, Dulc, 
 Sil.; in nape, 10 a.m., Chrom. ac; in nape, 
 
 i with stitches in forehead, Sil.; in nape, rises 
 to vertex, ISil. 
 
 Neck, cicatrices : several strumous scars, 
 I llodof., followed by Tuberc. 
 
 Neck, cold : feels as if he had taken a bad 
 cold, in remittent fever, ICarbol. ac; pain, 
 as after taking a cold in copious sweat, with 
 pressing in forehead, INux m. 
 
 Neck, coldness: in evening, ISpong. 
 
 Neck, congestion : IKali c; at time menses 
 ought to appear, I INux m.; feeling in nape, 
 
 I I Puis.; in nape, followed by weakness, faint- 
 ness in stomach \ Tell.; rush of blood from 
 nape over vertex towards forehead, during 
 motion, with stupefaction and confusion of 
 sense when standing, Mang. 
 
 Neck, congestive pain : in nape, with severe 
 continuous dorsal and lumbar pain, worse 
 lower left side, Lye vir. 
 
 Neck, constriction: Chel., IGlon.; frequent 
 attacks, as if gripped by hand, worse from 
 wine, IGlon. ; choking, as if ligature were 
 tied around, which prevented blood from 
 returning from head, IGlon.; feeling as 
 though a cord were tightly tied around, 
 ILach.; sensation in muscles, as from tight 
 cravat, Asar.; as of a ligature thrown around, 
 impeding return of venous circulation, IBell. ; 
 around lower part, IGlon.; in nape, Nux in.; 
 feels tied with a napkin, Chel. J^i" cramp. 
 
 Neck, contraction : of muscles (hysterical at- 
 tacks), ICic; muscles, in upper part, Cinnab.; 
 lateral muscles appear to him contracted 
 (periodic cervical neuralgia), I Chin, s.; feel- 
 ing, in right side of nape, IGels.; spasmodic, 
 of muscles, Lyss.; spasmodic, of muscles, 
 almost like tetanus, ICic; sterno-mastoid, 
 frequently drawn into ridges by tonic con- 
 traction, worse talking and in presence of in- 
 dividuals (irritability of cerebrospinal sys- 
 tem), I I Ran. b. B®* cramp. 
 
 Neck, cracking: crepitation in vertebras, on 
 stooping, Agar.; when npved, IPetrol.; sud- 
 den movement, causes snap or crack, I I Cinch, 
 bob; snaps on stooping, Spong.; of vertebras, 
 on moving, IChel. 
 
 Neck, cramp: IBar. c; sudden, in anterior 
 lower part, causing fright, Cinch, bob; spreads 
 to forehead, with vertigo, Sarrae^ when 
 throwing head back, pain like cramp in back 
 of, to left, in region of sixth and seventh cer- 
 vical vertebras, Glon.; after opening mouth 
 wide and then biting teeth together, Spong.: 
 in muscles, Act. rac, Ant. t., HCic; in ex- 
 ternal muscles, when swallowing (phthisis), 
 I I Zinc; in posterior muscles, IPlat.; painful, 
 after opening mouth wide and then biting 
 teeth firmly together, Spong. g®^ constric- 
 tion, contraction, spasm. 
 
 Neck, cramplike pain : Spong.; deep on right 
 side, near oesophagus, Jamb.; one side, then 
 other, ICalc. p.; when swallowing, IZinc. 
 gig^ constriction, contraction. 
 
 Neck, crawling: fluttering at back, vomiting, 
 ICup. ac; as if an insect were, Lac c; in left 
 side, above clavicle, Camph.; transient, 
 Spong.; as of a worm, Arund. 
 
 Neck, crick : Ferr.ph., IRhus v.; in both sides, 
 INatr. p.; with tired feeling, I INatr. p. 
 JE^T" Back, crick. 
 
 Neck, cutting: Brach.; in nape, Dig.; peculiar 
 pain across, at back of brain, as if cutting off 
 body from head, through neck to back part 
 of throat, which was sore and stiff, Calab.; 
 from left shoulder to occiput, Eup. perf. 
 
 Neck, darting: All. sat.; in right muscles, from 
 below upward, I I Lye js6r° lancinating, 
 shooting. 
 
 Neck, desquamation : IBell. 
 
 Neck, pain as if dislocated : on turning head, 
 Calc 
 
 Neck, distension : cravat feels too tight, Agar.; 
 of vessels, IBell. 
 
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 Neck, dragging : dull pain, Eryng. ; dull, in 
 upper, to shoulders, better on quietly rest- 
 ing head on a high pillow, with eyes half 
 closed, I Gels, 
 
 Neck, drawing: Ang., Bapt, ICinch.; from 
 draught of damp air, INux m. ; nape, in angina, 
 IMerc; down left arm, Pallad.; back of, 
 violent, extending behind left ear and over 
 left half of head, Apis; backward, Amyg.; 
 through side to clavicle, first right side, next 
 day left, Ind.; in cords, causing desire to 
 throw head back, Med.; in cords, which 
 looked like wires, with neuralgia in paroxysms 
 in head after profuse menses, I I Med.; down- 
 ward, IChel.; dull, on sitting, Aur. mur.; 
 from nape into head, with nausea, ICarbo v.; 
 from nape upward into head, when there is 
 shooting, roaring and humming, IFerr.; in 
 nape, in influenza, IChel.; jerking near nape, 
 extending downward in-evening, while lying 
 on opposite side, Viol.; downward in left side 
 of, on motion, Asaf.; on left side of nape, 
 towards shoulder, Camph.; back of, with men- 
 tal irritability and delirium (spinal meningi- 
 tis), INatr. s.; in muscles, Aeon., Carbol. ac; 
 in muscles, with headache, ICalc. p.; in nape, 
 IColoc, Sul.; in nape, before menses, INatr. c; 
 in nape, during rest and motion, IBell.; nape 
 into head, with stinging, humming and roar- 
 ing in head, Ferr.; painful, All. sat., Lil. tig., 
 Lyss., Pallad.; painful, nape, I Puis.; painful, 
 in nape to occiput, I Petrol.; painful, to occi- 
 put, whence it spreads to forehead, Tereb.; 
 painful, down right side towards shoulder- 
 blade, I IPhyt.; pressing downward, in right 
 side, Spong.; pressive, in nape, Amb., 
 Dig.; with rheumatism, INux v.; in right 
 side, Zinc; in muscles, right side, JEsc. h., 
 IBry.; painful on side, when walking in open 
 air, Camph.; in nape, spasmodic,in muscles to 
 scapulae, evening after lying down and morn- 
 ing, worse stooping, exerting arms, turning 
 head to left, Ant. c; sterno-cleido-mastoid, 
 painful, pulling head to left, Caulo.; tense in 
 muscles, worse on motion, with stiffness of 
 neck, Var.; tensive in muscles of left, worse 
 on motion, IColoc; in nape, when turning 
 head, Hyos.; upward, Cann. s. 
 
 Neck, dull pain : in back of, due to astigma- 
 tism returning in spite of glasses, 1 1 Pic. ac; 
 back of, to head and shoulders, Diosc; heavy, 
 iEsc h.; heavy, into nape, IGels.; in nape, 
 with constriction, Lil. tig.; in nape, increasing 
 at times in acuteness, with numbness, heat 
 and weight, better from rest and in open air, 
 worse from exertion, IParis. 
 
 Neck, emaciated: IINatr.m., I Sars.; in consump- 
 tion, Hod.; in gastromalacia, ICalc; emaciates 
 rapidly in summer complaint, with atrophy, 
 I INatr. m. ; thin and scrawny (marasmus), 
 ICalc. 
 
 Neck, eruption: Idem.; blisters, I IHep.; round 
 elevated blotch, around "which larger and 
 smaller patches were closely crowded (urti- 
 caria), 1 1 Rhus; back of, oily brown skin, 
 Thuya; covered with brown spots, ILyc; 
 brown spots, in secondary syphilis, IPetrol.; 
 back of. brown node, about size of a grain of 
 wheat, burning, when touching it complains 
 of needles sticking in it, 1 1 Tarant. ; nape of 
 neck chronic, IGraph.; light crusts form on 
 back, along border of hair, which are irregu- 
 
 lar and resemble peach gum, INatr. m.; ecze- 
 ma, I lAnac; eczema, bleeds easily and is 
 covered with thick crusts, with fetid secretion 
 beneath, ILyc; erethism, Chloral., CGels.; 
 nape, excoriated by discharge from eczema 
 capitis, I I Psor. ; one and one-half inches in 
 length, deeply fissured in folds of skin, sero- 
 purulent discharge, IKali bi.; herpes, IPetrol.; 
 herpes, worse from heat which causes burn- 
 ing, Con.; herpes on nape, ILyc, IPetrol.; 
 herpes, on side, extending from cheek, 1 1 Psor.; 
 a symmetrical patch of herpes on each side, 
 itching and burning after scratching, ILacdef.; 
 herpes circinatus in right side, one time in 
 front then at back, then at side, extend about 
 ear, swelling of surrounding parts, ISep. ; 
 small round, red, itching herpetic patches, 
 IGraph.; herpetic spots on nape, I I Hyos.; red 
 herpetic spots on both sides, with itching, 
 Sep.; itching, burning, papular, I I Rhus; itch- 
 ing rash, IMez.; itchlike, Bar. m.; impetigo, 
 IPetrol.; impetigo, on nape, at boundaries of 
 hair, INatr. m.; lichen circumscriptus, of six 
 weeks' duration in a strong woman, aet. 44, 
 commencing w T ith itching four weeks later, 
 two circular groups of rose-colored, slightly 
 pointed papules, confluent at base and 
 without secretion, itching worse by night, 
 ceased after scratching, I IMang.; red, miliary, 
 in acute rheumatism, I IChel.; moist, to head, 
 Clem.; on nape, Cham. ; on nape, dry, peeling 
 in fine mealy scales without itching, IGraph.; 
 nodules in skin, with cough (horses and cows), 
 ■Agar. ; red nodules, particularly on side of 
 apices, filled with pus, burning, 1 1 Rhus; 
 skin hard, nodulous and rough on nape, 
 IGraph. ; large dusky patch on front, 
 extends to scalp, covered with minute scales 
 (eczema), MSil.; petechial, Stram. ; pimples, 
 Gels., Meph., Pallad., Tromb.; pimples, 
 below chin, I Puis.; pimples, beneath chin, 
 painful to pressure, Spong.; pimples, large 
 clustering, with violent itching, ILyc. ; pim- 
 ples, caused by disturbed action of follicular 
 glands, IKali m.; pimples, itching, Agar., 
 IStaph.; pimples, in nape, I IKali c, Petrol.; 
 pimples, itching, on nape, ISil.; pimples, red, 
 Phos. ac; large, red pimple near thyroid car- 
 tilage, Yerbas. ; large, scarlet-red pimples, 
 Zing.; pimples, small, red, close together, 
 Thuya ; pimple, on right side, itches, burns, 
 Pallad.; pimples on side, IPuls.; pimples, 
 small, suppurative, Agar.; prurigo-like, pink- 
 ish, lentil-shaped spots, Yespa ; psoriasis on 
 nape, in secondary syphilis, IMerc; purple 
 efflorescence, in patches, on, Colch.; hard, 
 purplish spots, 1 1 Apis ; pustular, ICalc; pus- 
 tular, soon drying up, I I Thuya ; pustules, on 
 nape, Bell.,Tabac; pustules, itching, in nape, 
 better wrapping up warmly, ISil.; white pus- 
 tules, Act. rac; epidemic rash, IGrin.; irrita- 
 tion and rash, ICalc; erysipelatoid rash, with 
 maddening, burning heat, worse at night, 
 ■ Hydras. ; itching rash on nape, always worse 
 and gnawing after scratching and sticking, as 
 from needles, I IMez.; redness, bright scarlet, 
 extends over body and legs (diphtheria), I Lac 
 c ; red, knotty, on left si'de of nape, INatr. s.; 
 red patches, with urticarious wheals, I I Chlo- 
 ral. ; irregular, red, scaling patches during 
 congestion, at time of menses, INux m.;red 
 points, changing to blotches, Cinnab.; red 
 
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 spot, Berb.; red spots, HBry., ICarbo v., 
 , Cinnab., IILach.; red spots, with fine 
 i blisters, Tell.; red spot on nape, came and 
 I went, MVer.; round, red spots, frequent 
 appearance (prosopalgia), IMez. ; red spots 
 on sides, Coccul.; red spots, filled with 
 serum, gone after sweat, Astac; pale, red 
 spots, in syphilis, 1 1 Phyt. ; Rhus poison- 
 ing, 1 1 Kali s. ; scabs, painful when touched, 
 ■Hep.; small scabs on left, itching, better by 
 scratching, INatr. s.; scarlet, in children, 
 Asim.; bright scarlet, like scarlatina, ILac c; 
 flushing, rash like scarlatina simplex, bright 
 red, disappears on pressure, returns immedi- 
 ately after removal of pressure, Stram.; smart- 
 ing, colorless, Ars.; spots faintly visible (in- 
 cipient hydrocephalus), I Apis ; itching, moist, 
 tetter, ICaust.; tetter on nape, ISep.; tetter, 
 itching, on nape, below hair, I ISul.; urticaria, 
 USuL; vesicles, as large as peas, IMerc; on 
 back of, tingling, itching vesicles, break, over- 
 flow other parts, with tendency to ulceration, 
 Clem.; yellow spots, Iod.; yellowish-brown 
 spots, scale off" on rubbing, Sep.; yellow scabs 
 cover diseased surface thickly, with fissures 
 occasioning soreness and bleeding, with itch- 
 Mng, I ISul. g^iT boils. 
 
 Neck, erysipelas: lApis, IGraph.; on nape, 
 bluish-red, IPhos. ac; on ninth day after vac- 
 cination, ICrotal. 
 Neck, excoriation : in folds of skin, I i Hydras., 
 
 I ISul. 
 
 Neck, formicating pain : left side, Arund. 
 
 Neck, fulness: IGlon., Iber.; crowded, in 
 diaphragmitis, IHam.; in both sides, IGlon.; 
 must sleep with neck uncovered, Ham., 
 ILach. 
 
 Neck, glands : sensation of air passing into, on 
 breathing (goitre), ISpong.; swell rapidly, in 
 diphtheria, IMerc. iod. flav.; engorgement, 
 with moist scales, 1 1 Hell.; enlarged, Caust., 
 
 I I Led., INatr. p.; enlarged, in caries of lower 
 jaw, ICon.; enlarged, in diphtheria, Hod.; 
 enlarged, in eczema capitis, ISil.; enlarged 
 during fever, in girls, Bar. m.; enlarged lym- 
 phatic, Chim. umb. ; enlarged, in nasal ca- 
 tarrh, Hod.; enlarged, numerous and small, 
 Syph.; enlarged, in otorrhcea, 1 1 Bar. m., IMerc. 
 viv.; enlarged, in incipient phthisis, I ITu- 
 berc; enlarged, in chronic rheumatism of left 
 hip joint, IPhyt.; enlarged, with scrofula, 
 I IMerc; enlarged, in scrofulosis of children, 
 ■Still.; enlarged, sore when coughing, INatr. 
 m.; enlarged, in right side of neck, under 
 upper part of sterno-cleido-mastoid, painful 
 when moving head, Med.; enlarged, even 
 impending suppuration (scarlatina), I Rhus; 
 enlarged, in syphilis, IKali bi.; enlarged, 
 in hereditary syphilis, I I Syph.; enlarge^ 
 with tonsillitis/ IMerc. iod. flav.; fistulous 
 openings of lymphatic, with caries of clavi- 
 cle, I ISil.; fluctuating (swelling of parotids), 
 ■Bar. m.; hard, IBar. c, ICon.; swollen 
 to size of pigeon eggs, two like hen's eggs, 
 hard, painful on pressure (swelling of paro- 
 tids), IBar. m.; hard, with pressing pain 
 and stitches, I IMerc. viv.; hard swelling 
 at back, ICinn.; hard and swollen, IMerc. 
 cor.; induration, Arg. nit., IBar. m., ICarbo 
 a., ICist., ICup. m., IDulc, Jacea, HSil., 
 ISpong.; induration, abuse of mercury, ISars.; 
 induration, in otorrhoea, IIBar. m.; indura- 
 
 tion and infiltration, studding neck like row 
 of pearls, IHekla ; induration in incipient 
 phthisis, I ITuberc. ; induration in scarlatina, 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; scrofulous induration, IRhus; 
 induration in scrofulous children, I ICon.; 
 induration, with stitching, ICalc; induration 
 to stony hardness, ICalc. fl. ; induration of 
 thymus, I Agar.; inflammation, IBell.,IDulc;in- 
 flamed, in oedema laryngis, ISang.; inflamed, 
 .painful, worse by hot or cold application, 
 IMerc; inflamed, with pressing pain and 
 stitches, I IMerc. viv.; inflamed, with red 
 streaks, as in scarlet fever, IRhus ; inflamed, 
 suddenly, IIBell.; sub-inflammatory condi- 
 tion, painful at every turn of head, IDulc; 
 inflammatory swelling beneath ears after 
 scarlatina, IRhus ; jerking pain in right, 
 I Caps.; almond-shaped kernels of varying 
 sizes, abundant after adenitis, Syph.; large 
 soft-feeling, left s^de, I llodof., followed by 
 Tuberc; left side, swollen and painful, Lil. 
 tig.; lymphatic, on right side, enlarged, 
 IMerc iod. flav.; lymphatic ganglia swol- 
 len, like beads, iEthus.; enlarged, felt like 
 hard nodules under skin, Ars.; painful, 
 Calc p.; painful, in diphtheria, IKali perm.; 
 painful eruption and periostitis, probably 
 syphilitic, behind ears, IKali bi.; painful, 
 especially near nape, ICarbo v.; painful, 
 when turning neck, Cham.; painful scro- 
 fulous induration, ICarbo a.; painful, in 
 stomatitis, ICaps. ; painful, as if cervical 
 glands were swelling by side of trachea of 
 larynx, Spong.; pressive pain, Mlgn.; right 
 side, hard, IPhyt.; sensitive, Cham.; on side, 
 down to shoulder, swollen and painful when 
 bending neck to one side or lying upon it, 
 ■Graph.; sore, Ailant., Cup. ars.; sore to 
 touch, Bry.; as if stiff and tense, IGraph.; 
 suppuration, in caries of lower jaw, ICist.; 
 chronic suppuration (scrofula), IHydras.; 
 suppuration, in scarlatina, ILach.; suppura- 
 tion, after scarlet fever, with hematuria, 
 I I Sec. ; tendency to suppuration, lAnanth.; 
 swelling, lAnanth., Ant. c, II Arum t., IBar. 
 m., IBell., I ICalc, Camph., ICarbo v., Cham., 
 Cist.,Cund., IDulc, Euph.,IHell., Ictod.,IIod., 
 Jacea, IKali c, IKali iod., IKali m., IKreo., 
 ILyc, IMagn. m., Merc, cy., IMerc d., INatr. 
 c, INitr. ac, IPuls., HSil., IStaph., ISul., 
 I I Thuya; swelling, with aching, stitching 
 pains, ICalc; swelling, in aphthae, IHell.; 
 swelling enormously, in caries of lower jaw, 
 ICalc. ; swelling extending to chest, INatr. p.; 
 swelling, in children and old people, 1 1 Astac; 
 swelling, in chorea, I Agar.; swelling, chronic, 
 INatr. s.; swelling, chronic, in scrofula, IHy- 
 dras.; swelling, in diphtheria 1 1 Ars., ICarbol. 
 ac, IKali perm., IILach., IMerc iod. flav.; 
 swelling, with discharge of yellow ichor from 
 nose, IRhus; swelling, in eruption and perios- 
 titis, probably syphilitic, behind ears, IKali 
 bi.; swelling, in eczema, IBrom., I ICalc; 
 swelling, with eruption on head, I ICalc; 
 swelling, in erysipelas traumatica, lApis ; 
 swelling, hard, Amm. c, IHep., IMerc, 
 ISil.; swellings, hard, size of eggs, IBar. m.; 
 swelling hard, in scrofulous inflammation 
 of eyes, IFerr. iod.; swelling worse by hot 
 or cold application, IMerc; swelling, hard, 
 in tubercular laryngitis, ISelen.; swelling, 
 hard, in scrofula, IFerr. iod.; swelling, hard, 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 with sticking when swallowing, coughing, 
 or turning neck, IHep.; swellling, hard, in 
 tinea capitis, IGraph.; swelling and indura- 
 tion, IDulc. ; swelling on left side, IGraph.; 
 swelling, left side, hard, or suppurating, IBa- 
 diag. ; swelling on left side, size hen's egg, 
 hard and suppurating, IILith.; swelling, left 
 •cervical, in ulcerated throat, ILyc.; swelling, 
 of lymphatic vessels, I IHydrocot. ; swelling on 
 nape, Bell.; swelling in otitis media, IPuls. ; 
 swelling, painful, ICalc.,ICarbo a. ,IIgn., Staph.; 
 swelling, painless, at margin of hair, ICalc; 
 swelling, painless, on side, I IGraph.; swelling, 
 with pressing pain and stitches, 1 1 Merc, viv.; 
 swelling, in rachitis, atrophy of children, 
 IStaph.; swelling, with ranula, I I Thuya ; swell- 
 ing, rapid, Ant. t.; swelling, with red streaks, 
 as in scarlet fever, IRhus; swelling, in right 
 side, IMerc. ; swelling of right side, disap- 
 peared and then swelling of left throat, with 
 difficult swallowing (ulcerated throat), ILyc; 
 swelling, in scarlatina, IBar. c, I ICalc, 
 ILach.; swelling, in scarlet fever, 1 1 Aeon., 
 IDulc, ILach.; swelling, scrofulous, ILyc, 
 ISil., ISpong. ; swelling, in scrofulous chil- 
 dren, HCon.; swelling, in scrofulous opthal- 
 mia, lAur. met.; sensation of swelling, at 
 night, and arteries distended with blood, 
 Daph.; swelling, sensitive, JEsc. h.; swelling 
 on both sides, painful to touch, as if bruised, 
 pain extends to head, Psor.; swelling, in 
 stomatitis, ICaps., IStaph.; swelling, with 
 suppuration, I ISil.; swelling, painful on swal- 
 lowing (rheumatism), IMerc; swelling and 
 tenderness on left side, Yespa ; swelling, with 
 tensive pain on moving neck, or when press- 
 ing them, I ISpong.; swelling, with humid 
 tetter on ears, IKreo.; swelling, with sore 
 throat, I I Sep., ISul.; swelling, tickling, better 
 from pressing with cold hand, IKali c; swell- 
 ing in tinea capitis, IBar. c; swelling, with 
 toothache, scarlatina, etc.; IMerc iod. rub.; 
 swelling, on upper part (syphilis after abuse 
 of mercury), I ISars.; swelling, of several, size 
 of walnuts, and stony hard (spinal dis- 
 ease), lApis; tearing pain, IGraph.; tearing 
 in right, ICaps.; tender, ICon.; very tender, 
 in diphtheria, UPhyt.; tender, in erysipelas 
 •erratica, IHydras.; tender, in ulcerated throat, 
 IKali perm.; throbbing, not swollen, Amm. m.; 
 thyroid, as if air were passing up and down 
 on breathing, Spong.; enlargement of thyroid, 
 due to hypertrophy, • Kali iod.; thyroid, en- 
 largement, after suppressed menses (exoph- 
 thalmic goitre), IFerr. iod.; thyroid, as if 
 hardened, Spong.; thyroid, hypertrophied, in 
 Basedow's disease, I I Spong. ; thyroid, increase, 
 acute pain on pressure or motion of head, 
 Hod.; thyroid, region of indurated, ISpong.; 
 thyroid, itching, Amb. ; thyroid, round hard 
 swelling on upper right part, INatr. c; thy- 
 roid, swelling increasing rapidly, IKali iod. ; 
 thyroid, resistant swelling of middle lobe of 
 (coryza), INatr. c; thyroid, sensation of swell- 
 ing, Benz. ac; thyroid, slight swelling (ran- 
 ula), I I Thuya; thyroid swollen, even with 
 chin, suffocating spells at night, barking, 
 with stinging in throat, and soreness in ab- 
 domen, ISpong.; thyroid, right lobe swollen, 
 having the appearance of an elastic cyst, I ISil.; 
 thyroid, swollen, painful on touching neck 
 .and on pressure, ISpong.; thyroid, enlarged, 
 
 tender, Ailant.; thyroid, tension, in region 
 of, externally, Agar.; thyroid, tickling during 
 cough, Amb.; thyroid, sensitive to touch and 
 pressure, IKali iod.; malignant scrofulous 
 ulcers of lymphatics, with caries of clavicle, 
 I ISil.; ulceration, discharging offensive dark- 
 colored pus, dark-red areolae around ulcers, 
 I IRhus v. jg^sT goitre. 
 
 Neck, goitre: -Amm. c, -Arum m., lAur. 
 met., HCalc, ICarbo a., ICarb. s., IFerr. iod., 
 IFluor. ac, Form., Illod., ■ Kali iod., ILach., 
 ILapis, IMerc iod. flav., IMerc. iod. rub., 
 INatr. s., jPhos., MPod., ISil, HSpong., 
 IITuberc, I lUrt. ur. ; causes asthma, 
 I ISpong.; sensation of constriction, Hod.; 
 with diarrhoea, ICist.; sensation like dis- 
 tension, I ISpong.; size of a hen's egg, 
 IBrom., I ICist.: exophthalmic, ICact., IFerr.; 
 exophthalmic, especially after suppression 
 of menses, I IFerr. ; hard, Hod., I ISpong.; 
 marked hardness, Hod.; hypertrophy of 
 two lobes, tumor becoming more swollen 
 and painful at each return of menses, 
 Hod.; gradual increase in size, especially 
 right side, soft and without any fluctuation, 
 Hod.; constantly increasing, becoming fuller, 
 with slight pain and tenderness on handling, 
 every time she has a cold, I ISpong.; large, 
 irregular, knotty, I I Spong. ; non-lobulated 
 tumor in anterior and median portion as large 
 as a child's head, rosy-red, heavy in weight 
 and soft, Hod.; large, on right side, ILyc; 
 in persons with light hair, blue eyes, fair skin, 
 IBrom.; lumpy, I ISpong.; moving sensation 
 on swallowing, ISpong.; nodulated, Hod.; 
 nodulated, great weight in parts, MPhyt.; 
 with otorrhcea, ICalc; pain, slight, r;Spong.; 
 pain on swallowing, ISpong.; painless, well- 
 marked, Hod.; pressing pain, INatr. c; in 
 thirteen cases the pressure was relieved in 
 three to five days, in some cases a cure was 
 affected, INatr. p.; large, interfered with res- 
 piration, caused oppression when ascending 
 heights or walking quickly, I ISul.; on right 
 side, tense, smooth, shining appearance, with 
 feeling of constriction in tumor, as if held in 
 some unyielding envelope, while not very 
 large, ILyc; in scrofulosis, Iod.; sensitive to 
 contact, IKali iod.; as if everything w r ere 
 shaking and moving about as if alive, partic- 
 ularly on swallowing, "Spong.; small ones 
 (improved), ICalc. n\; soft, reddish, indolent, 
 moveable, transversed with bluish veins, 
 ICalc; soft, located especially in right lobe 
 of thyroid body, I ISpong.; soft and recent, 
 Hod.; becomes' softened, Merc; stinging on 
 swallowing, -Spong.; stitches, Spong.; due to 
 tonic spasm of cervical muscles after falling 
 down stairs, I IRhus; tender, I ISpong.; in in- 
 habitants of valleys, ISpong.; vascular, Apis; 
 wdth vertigo, Hod.; of thirty-six years' stand- 
 ing, commenced at thirteen years, ICalc. 
 g^~ glands. 
 
 Neck, heat: Chloral., Iber., MVer. v.; down 
 back, with sw r eat of upper body, Paris ; in 
 back of, iEsc h.; passes to ear and face, Lyss.; 
 flashes of, iEsch.; flashes, with burning heat 
 all over body, IMed.; flushes, in prolapsus 
 uteri, IliEsch.; in labor, ILach.; sensation 
 on left side below jaw, as if a red-hot iron 
 were moving along close to part, Phell.; in 
 nape, Coloc, Lyss., Nitr. sp. d.; as if warm 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 water were running upward from nape, 
 ■Glon. J^" burning. 
 
 Neck, heaviness : in albuminuria, IINuxv.; 
 load in nape, ICalc. p. ; in muscles, Menyanth.; 
 painful, in muscles, Chrom. ac; in muscles of 
 nape, IChel. ; in nape, to occiput, I Petrol.; 
 over nape, 1 1 Sep.; towards nape, Agar.; nape 
 of, sensation of a hundredweight, with stiff 
 and paralyzed feeling in limbs during and 
 after walking, Rhus ; weight in back of (sore 
 throat), MPhyt.; feeling of weight, Carbol.ac; 
 feeling as of a great weight on nape (irritation 
 of cerebrospinal nerves), I I Paris; feeling as 
 if a weight were lying upon, with painful ten- 
 sion and stiffness of cervical muscles, Vinca ; 
 constant weight in upper part, 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Neck, induration : muscles become hard as 
 wood (hysterical attacks), ICic. Jgi^ glands. 
 
 Neck, inflammation : Astac; cellulitis, I Rhus ; 
 cellulitis, in scarlatina, IRhus ; of skin, ninth 
 day after vaccination (erysipelas), ICrotal. 
 
 Neck, injury : after a fall, supersensibility of 
 surface, I Hyper. 
 
 Neck, itching: Anag., Ant. c, 1 1 Ars. m.,IGels., 
 Mang., Oxal. ac, IISul., Tromb.; of back, 
 Carbol.ac, Pallad., Therid.; burning, ICalc; 
 on border of hair on neck, Ammoniac; front 
 and back of neck like minute insects or hairs, 
 coming on towards morning, ■ Chloral.; near 
 larynx, Cist. ; in lower part, I Apis ; of nape, 
 Alum., Benz. ac, IINatr. m.; in nape, with 
 flashed face, Astac; in nape, in morning, 
 Therid.; at night, Ailant.; fine pricking, with 
 feeling of warmth, begins in another place on 
 scratching, Sars.; of right side, 3 or 4 a.m., 
 lasts half an hour, slightly better by vinegar 
 applications, followed by burning, Vespa ; 
 and stitching burning in nape (heartburn), 
 ICalc 
 
 Neck, jerking : ushered in, with attacks, in 
 epilepsy, IBufo.; painful in side where small 
 goitre exists, TrSpong.; of muscles, better mov- 
 ing shoulders up and down (irritability of cere- 
 brospinal system), 1 1 Ran. b. 
 
 Neck, lameness: I IJEsc. h., Bapt,; painful, as 
 if bruised when moving head, Asar.; worse 
 bending head back and forward, Badiag.; 
 when moving head, Carbol. ac; of muscles, 
 Como.; muscles, on first moving, better during 
 exercise, IRhus ; innape,Eup. pur.; and stiff- 
 ness, in neuralgic headache (cerebrospinal 
 meningitis), IGels. 
 
 Neck, lancinating : in left side, Elaps ; nape to 
 head, Canth. g®* stitches. 
 
 Neck, lying : sensation as if neck were grasped, 
 IGlon.; painful, when on right side, IFerr. 
 
 Neck, neuralgia: in angina pectoris, ITabac; 
 in back of, IGraph.; cervico-brachial, IChel.; 
 cervico-brachial, worse after eating in morning 
 and from touch, INux v.; down arm to little 
 and fourth finger, IKalm.; sudden flashes 
 of pain in back part, spreading over head, 
 involving eyes, with sudden flashes of pain 
 like lightning through head, better from hard 
 pressure, rest and darkness, IMagn.p. ; left side, 
 Ars.; in nape (tendency to drawing head back- 
 ward), Cic; in nape, left side, every day at 6 
 p.m. till 4 a.m., Guaiac; on both sides, to fin- 
 gers, especially left side, worse from mental ex- 
 ertion, I I Paris; paroxysmal, worse in early 
 part of night, wdth stiffness, IKalm.; periodic, 
 IChin. s., periodic, in lateral muscles, every 
 
 dayat4p.M.,IChin.s.; in right side, in tic dou- 
 loureux, IColoc; in right side, extends down 
 arm to wrist, Amyl. 
 
 Neck, numbness: pain, as if parts were asleep 
 towards evening, Rhus ; nape to vertex, scalp 
 goes to sleep, Cast, eq.; in right side, IChel. 
 
 Neck, pain: Calc p., HCaust., I ICic, Cund., 
 I IGels., I IGraph.,IHell.,Lil.tig.,IPhyt.,Variol.; 
 slightest draught of air, ICalc p.; in angina 
 pectoris, 1 1 Ars., IHep.; down left arm in even- 
 ing, to right, could scarcely move her arm, 
 TrForm. ; in back of, Calc. s., Carbol. ac. , II Eup. 
 perf., 1 1 Lac c, I IMyr. cer.; in back of, in yel- 
 low fever, IGels.; back of, in spinal meningitis, 
 INatr. s.; down back of, especially in promi- 
 nent bone there, and each side of it, Calab.; 
 in back of, with stiffness, worse turning, bet- 
 ter change of position (diphtheria), I IRhus ; 
 at back, with difficulty of turning head, Ca- 
 lab.; worse on going to bed, in nape, Alum.;, 
 severe, better bending head backward (syphi- 
 litic neuralgia), I ISyph. ; on deep breathing, 
 IChel.; to clavicles, IGels.; as after a cold, in 
 nape, Bry. ; like that of cerebrospinal conges- 
 tion, I IGels.; constant, Lyss.; during cough, 
 ISul. ; darts down from ear, I I Merc, cor.; deep- 
 seated, with distress in left, to occiput, better 
 standing and walking, Chrom. ac; in diph- 
 theria, UPhyt.; to distraction, in nape(Werl- 
 hoff's disease), ILach.; distressing, in nape, 
 liEthus.; to ear, then to shoulder, worse turn- 
 ing neck, also when swallowing, Calc. p.; 
 while eating and drinking, TrForm.; before or 
 after ague, Gels.; when hawking and gargling, 
 7rForm.; when pressing on forehead, Brach.;. 
 from head, IGuaiac; runs into head, in dys- 
 menorrhcea, I IVer. v.; into back part of head, 
 TrForm.; to back of head, in rheumatism, 
 IPhyt.; while eating and chewing, especially 
 when closing jaws or when gargling or hawk- 
 ing, left side into back part of head, par- 
 ticularly behind ear, 7rForm.; over scalp to 
 top of head and temples, also affects right 
 side of face, IKalm.; overhead, I IStram.; as if 
 head had been lying in uncomfortable posi- 
 tion, IDulc ; worse on moving head, Cup. ars.; 
 when moving head, as if cervical vertebrae 
 were stiff (intermittent), ICoccul.; on turn- 
 ing head, 1 1 Plat.; on turning head to right, 
 Spong.; on turning head, as if tumor would 
 protrude there, ICalc; with headache, IGels.; 
 worse when headache is better, during in- 
 ward heat, Lyss.; left side, IGlon.; in left, 
 soon extending over whole side, and render- 
 ing arm powerless (affection of cerebrospinal 
 nerves), 1 1 Paris; up muscles of left side to 
 one small spot in head, brought on and aggra- 
 vated by blowing nose (chronic inflammation 
 of Schneiderian membrane), IKali bi.; in left, 
 prevents turning to left side, felt least when 
 lying on back, best on right side, on awaking, 
 Vespa ; in nape, on looking up, as if broken, 
 
 I IGraph.; as if one had been lying for a long 
 time in an uncomfortable position, towards 
 evening, Rhus ; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 
 I I Eup. perf., IGlon.; on motion, IDros.; slight- 
 est motion extorts cries (after a fall), IHyper.; 
 in muscles, Cact., Lyss., IMez.; in muscles, 
 in angina, IMerc; in muscles, in morning, 
 IZinc; in muscles, right side, IChel., Dolich.,- 
 in muscles, as from efforts to vomit, CadrrK s.~ 
 myalgic, mostly in upper part of sterno-cleidc* 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 muscles, back of parotid glands, BGels.; in 
 nape, Amm. c, Anac, HCic, Con., IGraph., 
 Ilpec, llgn., ILyc, IMez., Sang., I I Strain.; 
 in nape, from damp, cold night air, INux m. ; 
 in nape, when coughing, Bell.; in nape, as if 
 dislocated when turning neck or bending 
 head backward (diphtheria, scarlet fever), 
 IILachn.; in nape, prevents bending head 
 further than to a certain point, MStram.; 
 from nape to forehead, IDaph.; from nape, 
 through centre of head, to forehead, IFluor. 
 ac; in nape, near occiput, as if head were 
 weak, IBry.; in nape, rises to vertex, ISil.; 
 in nape, with headache, Daph., I IMyr. cer. ; 
 in nape, alternates with pains in head, Hyos.; 
 in nape, with dry heat, Graph.; in nape, with 
 heat in right side of face and right ear, fol- 
 lowed by headache in vertex and forehead, 
 as soon as headache gets better, heat returns, 
 heat comes from within and spreads from 
 back of neck to ear and into eye and face, 
 Lyss.; in nape (hemorrhoids), IChel.; in nape, 
 as if he had lain in an uncomfortable position, 
 I Puis.; in nape, follows lumbar pain (spinal 
 disease), I ISil.; in nape, during menses, ICalc; 
 in nape, in morning, Bar. c. ; in nape, excited 
 by moving hand or grasping anything (irrita- 
 tion of cerebrospinal nerves), I I Paris; in 
 nape, from exhausted nerve-power or excess- 
 ive grief, UPhos. ac; in nape, in onanism, 
 IHyos.; in nape, periodical, worse evening 
 and warm room, better cool open air, 1 1 Kali s.; 
 in nape, remittent, IMagn. ph.; in nape, run- 
 ning to either side, shoulder and down to 
 lumbar region, Med. ; in nape, shifting, 
 IMagn. p.; in nape, to between shoulders, on 
 turning (stiff neck), Amm. m.; in nape, in 
 spinal irritation, I Hep.; in nape, sudden, 
 probably brought on by exposure, I Merc. ; in 
 nape, to touch, IDros.; in nape, hinders turn- 
 ing, Jamb.; in nape, with vertigo, I I Alum.; ' 
 near nape, Calc. a. ; at night, as if head had 
 been held in an uncomfortable position, felt ! 
 even during sleep , I I Zinc; after overlifting, | 
 ICalc; in right side, Gamb., Meph.; in right 
 constant, deep,near cesophagus,Jamb.; down to 
 between shoulders (oil) (catarrh), IApis;to 
 right shoulder, I Aeon.; at intervals, on both 
 sides,but chiefly on left, extending along sterno- 
 cleido-mastoid muscles to shoulders and to left 
 arm down to fingers, and in right to elbow (af- 
 fection of cerebrospinal nerves), I I Paris ; in 
 side, commencing at 4 p.m. and continuing all 
 night,gradually worse, I IMerc.cor.; worse after 
 sitting up, better by application of hot iron, 
 'Form.; up and down spine, worse lying 
 down, Lyss.; in left sterno-mastoid, near its 
 insertion at sternum, Elat. ; in sterno-mas- 
 toid, from insertion of right, through head in- 
 to orbit, Bapt.; in sterno-cleido-mastoid, 
 when stretched, by turning of head,Arg. met.; 
 better after stool, IVer.; going up to supra- 
 orbital notch or foramen, then extending into 
 eyes, Pic ac; with least turn or twist, '"'Form.; 
 upper part, I I Plumb.; in upper part of tra- 
 pezius muscle to shoulders, Brach. 
 
 Neck, paralyzed feeling : in nape, Yer. 
 
 Neck, parasites : numerous pediculi corporis 
 cling to a girl set. 18, of sallow complexion, 
 but cleanly appearance, I IPsor. 
 
 Neck, peculiar sensation : with confusion in 
 head and occiput, Kali m. 
 
 Neck, pinching: in nape, intermittent, Pseonia ;. 
 scaleni muscles on left side, as if pulled by 
 pincers, Inul.; on both sides, near trunk, Zinc 
 
 Neck, pressing feeling: Agnus, Lyss.; dull, 
 intermittent, as of a heavy load on right, 
 Anac; muscles, as if pressed upon by a dull 
 edge, Asar.; as if seized with a hand, Grat. ; 
 intermittent, slow, right side, as if skin were 
 compressed between fingers, downward, in 
 region of carotid artery, Spong.; in muscles, 
 felt even when swallowing, Colch.; in nape, 
 Benz. ac, Carbo v., Card, m., ICoccul., Nitr. 
 sp. d. ; in nape, particularly in open air, must 
 bend head forward, ILaur.; from nape into 
 ear, Lyss.; in nape, left side, worse from turn- 
 ing, IColoc; in nape, to left, in a spot size of 
 a small coin, on level of mastoid process, then 
 right, Card, m.; in nape, between attacks of 
 mental disturbance, I I Staph.; in nape, in 
 morning, Sil.; in a small spot in nape, I ILyc; 
 painful, becomes burning shooting (metritis), 
 lArs.; painful, during cough, Caps.; painful, 
 cracking, frequently occurring in left poste- 
 rior side, near shoulder blade, Spong.; pain- 
 ful, externally, when bending head backward 
 and when touching part, Bell.; painful, left 
 side, IPuls.; painful, left side, in muscles, 
 IChel.; painful, at nape, Flaps; painful, in 
 nape, as if it would break in coughing, I Bell.; 
 painful, in nape, with oppression and short- 
 ness of breath, particularly when lying (rheu- 
 matism), ILyc; painful, "going up back, on 
 right side only (sore throat), I IPhyt.; pain- 
 ful, down right, towards shoulder blade, 
 I IPhyt.; with stiffness, IStaph.; tensive, 
 right side, near vertebrae, Bism.; as from a 
 weight in back, I I Paris ; forcing pain, better 
 from pressure (eczema), Brom. 
 
 Neck, pricking: ICalc; drawing through left. 
 
 <pon< 
 
 sticking, stinging. 
 
 Neck, pulling: feeling as though some one 
 pulled downward on cords, I ISil. 
 
 Neck, purple : almost black, Yespa ; deep 
 dark, Vacc; livid, with sopor, I Apis. 
 
 Neck, quivering: of muscles, left side, Ang. 
 
 Neck, redness: I lAmyl., Yespa; dark, ninth 
 day after vaccination (erysipelas), ICrotaL; 
 dark, in scarlatina, IRhus ; as if ecchymosed, 
 Iod.; flush, color of a red rose, with swelling, 
 I Lac def.; dark, in seventh month of preg- 
 nancy in a woman with albuminuria, dropsy, 
 headache, etc., I ICEnan.; scarlet, IBell.; on 
 sides, I I Merc viv. 
 
 Neck, retracted: in catarrhal croup, lAnt. t. : 
 head, in spotted fever, 1 1 Act. rac; head, on 
 shoulders, in cerebrospinal disease, I I Yer. v.; 
 during sleep (spinal disease), I Alum. 
 
 Neck, rheumatism : 1 1 Act. rac, I ICalcp.,Carb. 
 s., IColch., INux v., IPuls. ; followed by burn- 
 ing, Bapt.; drawing, in left side, Cycl., Gels.; 
 drawing, in nape, extending to left shoulder 
 and scapula, evening, in open air, Bor.; draw- 
 ing, in right side, worse bending to right side 
 and raising arm, Calend. ; drawing to shoulder, 
 Calend.; drawing, from side into limbs, Stram.; 
 drawing, with stiffness, IStaph.; with head- 
 ache, ISang.; intense pain, I ISticta ; in nape, 
 I Ant, c, Caust., ISang.; in nape, with painful 
 numbness, worse lying on back, ISpig.; worse 
 at rest, cloudy, stormy weather, IRhod.; in 
 right side, worse stooping head, Lact. ac; 
 along right side, in gonorrhoea, Med. 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 Neck, screwing pain : ear, to shoulder, Daph. 
 
 Neck, scrofulous : S^" glands. 
 
 Neck, sensitive : loosens clothes to get breath, 
 Bars. ; must loosen clothes, sensation as if 
 they hinder circulation of blood, with kind 
 of suffocative feeling, heat, as of orgasm of 
 blood, IILach.; cannot bear clothes, in sore 
 throat, llPhyt.; clothing, as if too tight, 
 IGlon., IILach.; large clothing feels tight, 
 IKali c; during short intervals of conscious- 
 ness, in encephalitis, ICoccul.; intolerance of 
 tight neckbands, IILach.; as if paralyzed, 
 ICoccul.; to pressure and touch, IILach.; 
 nape, to external pressure, ILach.; right side 
 painful to pressure, Niccol.; to pressure, in 
 yellow fever, IILach.; right side, Niccol.; right 
 side, tender to touch, worse waking in morn- 
 ing (angina), ILach.; sides tender, I I Merc. 
 viv.; tender, in scarlatina, IIAilant.; cover- 
 ings felt too tight (chronic meningitis), I I Sep.; 
 could bear nothing to touch (bee sting), ILach.; 
 does not like anything to touch, unbuttons 
 collar, Ant. t.; painful to touch, in diphthe- 
 ria, IKali bi.; external, below angle of lower 
 jaw, painful to touch, Bell.; left side, painful j 
 to touch, IKali bi.; in nape, painful to touch, 
 ILach.; sore to touch, ILach.; sore to touch, 
 and on moving them, IKalm.; nape, sore to 
 touch, Sang. ; spot tender to touch, on ante- 
 rior portion (menstrual irregularities), ILach. ; 
 cannot bear to be touched, ILach.; pains be- 
 come excessive when touched, Ign.; touching 
 or turning causes suffocative attacks, Bell. 
 
 Neck, sharp pain : in nape, IMagn. p. ; left side, 
 IChel. 
 
 Neck, shock: awakes as from electric shocks 
 (above larynx), IManc; sensation, like a jerk 
 or shock, in nape, Cornus. 
 
 Neck, shooting : back of,in left ear (diphtheria), 
 ISul.; left side, IChel.; in left anterior inferior 
 triangle near clavicle, Arum d.; in nape, Agar., 
 ICinch., IMagn. p.; in nape, to vertex, ISil.; 
 in nape, to vertex, with headache (eczema 
 capitis), ISil.; from occiput, I Act. rac; to oc- 
 ciput, Cinnab.; with rapid respiration, Sul. 
 ac; in right side, posterior part, I I Alum. 
 
 Neck, small: feels too small, Chim. m. 
 
 Neck, soreness: Bapt., Brach., Calc. p., IHy- 
 dras., ILach., Natr. a.; on bending backward, 
 Psor.; worse bending head back and forward, 
 Badiag.; as if bruised, IFerr.; about old cica- 
 tricial tissues, result of scrofulous abscesses, 
 I ISil.; from least cold, INitr. ac; in remittent 
 fever, ICarbol. ac; up into head, better ex- 
 ternal pressure, ~Form.; worse moving head, 
 of left side, Ars. i.; in muscles, IHydras. ; in 
 nape, ~Carbol. ac; painful, in scarlet fever, 
 IIAcon.; painful, in hydrocephaloid, llpec; 
 both sides, Bor.; of sides, when touched or on 
 moving, Ferr. iod.; spreading rapidly, exudes 
 offensive smelling serum, painful when 
 washed, 1 1 Sep.; in region of attachments of 
 sterno-mastoid muscles, Brach. ; up and down, 
 I I Natr. s. 
 
 Neck, spasm: ICic, Codein.; chin suddenly 
 drawn to sternum, three or four days, then 
 relaxed, ICann..i.; convulsive movements, 
 Codein.; convulsive movements, of muscles, 
 worse right side Agar. ; convulsive action in 
 tetanus, llPhyt. ; on attempting to drink a 
 little water, preceded by a gasp or sigh as if 
 she might just have plunged into cold water, 
 
 Lyss., I I Ran. b.; followed by partial relaxa- 
 tion, which was again succeeded by same te- 
 tanic condition, IPhyt.; notably sterno-mas- 
 toid, drawing chin firmly down to breast, 
 Med.; frequent, painful, in single muscles on 
 right side of, particularly in morning, Pallad.; 
 sterno-hyoid frequently drawn to ridges by 
 tonic contraction, worse talking and in pres- 
 ence of individuals (irritability of cerebro- 
 spinal system), I I Ran. b.; on attempting to 
 swallow, with great mental disturbance, Lyss.; 
 tonic tetanus, ICic 
 
 Neck, sprained feeling: lArs., Niccol., Ruta; 
 turning head to left, I I Agar.; between left 
 shoulder and neck, on rising from sleep 4 p.m., 
 Chin, a.; in left side, ICon.; paralytic, in 
 nape, with stiffness, ISul. jg®* bruised feel- 
 ing, stiffness. 
 
 Neck, startings: Arum m. 
 
 Neck, sticking: in nape, as with a blunt 
 needle in left side, disappears on sitting down, 
 Tarax.; in nape, in rheumatism, I I Puis.; pain- 
 ful, in right, near oesophagus, Jamb. 
 f$^ pricking, stinging. 
 
 Neck, stiffness: Mtic. h., IIAgar., Ananth., 
 lArg. met., I Are., I I Arum t., Bapt., IIBar. c, 
 IIBell., Brach., ICalc p., ICanth., Carb. s., 
 llCaust, IChel., ICinch., Con., Coral.. Cup. 
 ars., IFerr., Form., Ilnd., Jatroph., IILach., 
 Lact. ac, IMagn. c, Menyanth., Merc iod. 
 flav., IMez., Natr. a., INatr. c, I INitr. ac, 
 IPetrol., IPhyt., IRhus, IRhus v., ISep., 
 I ISil., ISpig., Squilla, Tarant., IZinc, Zing.; 
 from cold air, lAct. rac; on side, when walk- 
 ing in open air, ICamph., in albuminuria, 
 
 I I Nux v.; awoke in morning, 1 1 Phyt. ; of back, 
 Apis, IKali c; back of, with headache, 
 
 I I Graph.; back of, with headache and nausea, 
 Zing.; from base, through muscles and cords, 
 into brain, ISyph., on bending neck, I IHyos.; 
 feels as stiff as a board, IPuls.; after cold, 
 IDulc; from least cold, INitr. ac; from cold, 
 muscles of shoulders and spine affected, 
 IGuaiac; contracted, 1 1 Act. rac; cramplike, 
 in left side, Zinc; cramplike, to vertex, ICalc; 
 from damp, cold air, IDulc; in diphtheria, 
 IBrom., ILach., ILachn. ; with drawing and 
 tension (myelitis acuta), I ICalab.; with tense 
 drawing in muscles, worse on motion, Var.; 
 with dysmenorrhcea, ICalc; feeling, Lyss.; 
 in remittent fever, ICarbol. ac; of glands at 
 back, I Cinnab.; half-sided, Berb. ; cannot bend 
 head backward, I IStram.; with cold in head, 
 preceded by beating in head, worse vertex 
 and right side, with heat, 1 1 Lach.; head drawn 
 one side (diphtheria, scarlet fever), IILachn.; 
 worse flexing head, Badiag.: on moving 
 head, IChel.; in muscles of nape, when mov- 
 ing head, IColoc; painful, to back of head, 
 worse from least motion, 7rForm. ; on turning 
 head, Carbol. ac, Selen.; of one side, cannot 
 turn head on account of pain, ISil.; with head- 
 ache, IBell., 1 1 Calc. a., I ICurar., ISang., ISil., 
 IVer.; with hoarseness, from cold, IINux v.; 
 with heaviness, ICarbol. ac; in influenza, 
 I Ant. t., lEuphor.; tension as if laced, Glon.; 
 with laming pain, Cycl.; in chronic laryngitis, 
 ■Mere; left side, lAscl. t, Chrom. ac, IPuls.; 
 on left side, extending into ear, in no way 
 impedes movement of neck, Thuya ; worse on 
 moving head, left side, Ars. i.; on left side, 
 with headache, Zing.; left side, painful, 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 Brom.; in left, worse after walking and laugh- 
 ing, I Kali c.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 
 ■ Apis, ICed.; in tubercular meningitis, ILyc.; 
 in morning, Asar., Bov., Brom., Lyss., IZine; 
 in morning, with coryza, ICalc; worse in 
 morning and after eating, and from touch, 
 
 ■ Nux v.; in morning, worse going out or 
 moving, Ars. h.; on motion, ICoccul., BDros., 
 
 I I Sang., Zing. ; on first moving, better during 
 exercise, IRhus ; muscles feel too short, Cic; 
 with difficult swallowing, ten days after cut 
 on right side of forehead (traumatic tetanus), 
 INux v.; of nape, Anac.,IBar. c, Bell.,Camph., 
 ^Carbol. ac, BCarbo v., Dig., ILach., ILyc, 
 Mang., IMez., IPhos., I I Plat.; in nape (ca- 
 tarrh), ILach.; in nape, in diphtheria, lllgn.; 
 sensation in nape, extending into ear, in no 
 way impedes movement of neck, Thuya ; sud- 
 den, in nape, probably from exposure, IMerc; 
 in nape, on bending head, IKali bi.; in nape, 
 to head, Caust.; in nape, with headache, 
 ICalc, IGlon., I IMyr. cer.; in nape, before 
 nervous headache, llgn.; in nape, in morn- 
 ing, Kali c, IRhod.; in nape, with paralytic 
 sprained pain, ISul.; in left half of nape, dur- 
 ing periods of exacerbation, in prosopalgia, 
 ICheL; nape rigid, cannot turn head to right, 
 
 I I Cinch, bob; in nape, with soreness of mus- 
 cles of neck and shoulders, IPod.; in nape, in 
 spinal irritation, IHep. ; in nape, with wan- 
 dering pains (rheumatism), I I Lac c; with 
 nausea, Hyos.; in acute neuralgia, ILac c,; 
 neuralgic, in right side, down arm to wrist, 
 Amyl.; as far as occiput, IHell.; with pain in 
 occiput, Vib.; in spasmodic constriction of 
 cesopbagus, I Hyos.; in chronic otitis media, 
 INatr. c. ; painful, Ang., ILed., INatr. m.,Psor., 
 ISpong., 1 1 Thuya ; painful, with chill (quotid- 
 ian), I I Puis.; painful, following pain in coccyx, 
 asif ulcerated (rachitis coccygodynia), IPhos.; 
 painful, in croup, ISpong.; pain, as if stiff in 
 nape (typhoid fever),' llgn.; pain, going over 
 whole head and down nose, Lachn.; painful, 
 in left side, ILaur. ; painful, in left side, 
 on turning head, Spong.; pain, on moving, 
 ICoccul.; painful, on moving head towards 
 shoulders, IBry.; pain, on moving neck and 
 yawning, ICoccul.; painful, worse moving, 
 lAcon. ; painful, in nape, IDulc, I ILaur., 
 Thuya; pains shift to nape, with spasmodic 
 rigidity, Caulo.; painful, in articular rheuma- 
 tism, 1 1 Sal. ac; painful, in right side, from 
 touch and turning head, IBry.; painful, in 
 right side, mostly on motion, 1-Mez.; painful, 
 especially after sleep,could scarcely move neck, 
 I Mane; with paleness of skin (hydrocephalus 
 acutus), ICup. ac; rheumatic, Guaiac, IMerc; 
 rheumatic, in nape, Bry., Caulo.; rheumatic, 
 with neuralgic headache or diphtheria, I ILac 
 c; with rheumatic pain in cervical vertebras, 
 ICalc; rheumatic, right side, down arm to 
 wrist, Amyl.; right side, ICheL, Elaps, Lyss.; 
 head drawn to right side, ILachn.; right side 
 sore to touch, I ILach.; after dancing and cool- 
 ing draughts from right side, IKali m.; worse 
 on right side, and in bed after midnight, 
 IPhyt. ; rigid, IFluor. ac, IHell., Stram.; rigid, 
 head drawn back, ITabac; rigid, on moving 
 head, Como.; rigid, in cerebrospinal meningi- 
 tis, IHell.; rigid, worse right side (tetanic symp- 
 toms), IHyper.; rigid, from overstraining at 
 lifting, with headache, ICalc; sensation as if 
 
 becoming stiff, both sides, above first dorsal 
 vertebrae, towards noon, Pallad.; down to be- 
 tween shoulders (oil) (catarrh), I Apis; head 
 inclined to left shoulder, shoulder raised, 
 I IKali s.; in side, Dig.; only in one side, 
 Benz. ac; of one side to small of back, worse 
 moving, IGuaiac; after sleep, could scarcely 
 move, Mane; sore feeling in nape, Vib.; in 
 spinal irritation, ICoccul.; on stooping and 
 turning head, Spong.; after stool, IPuls.; and 
 swollen, one side, ILyc; tensive, Cham.; pain- 
 ful tension when moving, of rheumatic origin, 
 from a draught, I IRhus; throat feels sore, 
 Stram.; on turning head, Spong.; unable to 
 turn all morning, Ang. ; if turned around , 
 ■Paris; with cracking of vertebrae on bending 
 head backward, ISul.; with sensation as if a 
 weight were lying upon them, Vinca. 
 gggf tension' wry. 
 
 Neck, stinging: Bar. c, Lyss.; with dulness in 
 head, Calc ; in lower part, I Apis ; down right 
 side towards shoulder blade, I IPhyt. 
 
 Neck, stitches: Bov., INatr. m., ISul., Zinc; 
 darting from side into upper arm, Berb.; into 
 ear, Thuya ; fine, in suppurating pimples, 
 Bar. c; frequent,in nape, left side, from scap- 
 ula to occiput, IGuaiac; left side, transient, 
 Spong.; in nape, I llgn., Lyss.; in nape, worse 
 bending head back and forward, Badiag.; in 
 nape, on motion, Niccol.; in nape, in fungus 
 nematodes, I IPhos.; in nape, at night, 
 I INatr. s.; in nape, on stooping, ISul.; in nape, 
 tearing, Dig.; at night, IKalm.; in nape, prick- 
 ling, ICarboa.; in right side, Carbol. ac; in 
 right side, rheumatic, I Apis ; near right shoul- 
 der, on motion, Camph.; in right, great, slow, 
 just after awaking, pass off while swallowing, 
 but soon return, Spong.; while speaking, 
 ICalc; pass off on swallowing, ISpong.; tear- 
 ing, pass into each other, Zinc; along upper 
 part, Lach. g-gf 3 lancinating. 
 
 Neck, streaks : red or purplish, in meningitis, 
 IBufo.; red, as in scarlet fever, with inflamed 
 and swollen glands, IRhus. 
 
 Neck, stretched : J§@f retracted. 
 
 Neck, suppuration : $gg~ abscess, boils, car- 
 buncle, glands. 
 
 Neck, suprasternal fossa : Jfpi^ throat pit. 
 
 Neck, sweat: Amyl., Ant. t., ICalc. Euphor.; 
 in children, Samb.; after diarrhceic stool, 
 Como.; copious, exhausting, 1 1 Calc; from 
 least motion, 1 1 Cinch.; after first nap (phthi- 
 sis), ILach.; on nape, I ICalc, ISul.; at night, 
 ICalc; only on neck, Cann. s.; in ophthal- 
 mia, ICon. ; profuse, I I Med.; profuse, during 
 sleep, Med.; goes off with sleep (croup), 
 I I Samb.; sour smelling, Bell.; warm, IChel.; 
 warm, profuse, in colic, IColoc; with weak- 
 ness, Como. 
 
 Neck, swelling: iEsc. h., lArs., IIBell., Croc, 
 I ILach., IMerc, I IMerc. cor., I ISpong., I IVer., 
 Vespa ; bulbous, ISil.; of cellular tissue (scar- 
 latina), IBar. c; about old cicatricial tissues, 
 result of scrofulous abscesses, I ISil.; of cords, 
 with aching in base of brain, Med.; in diph- 
 theria, IMerc. iod. flav., I ITarant.; cellular 
 tissue, infiltrated in diphtheria. IMerc cy.; 
 accompanying eczematous eruption after any 
 severe exertion, Psor.; emphysematous,Lyss.; 
 enormous, in Hodgkin's disease, I ISyph.; 
 fatty, from ear to ear, • imm. m.; feels swol- 
 len, if turned around, Paris ; on nape, over 
 
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 whole head, redness, pain, as from ulceration, 
 glands swollen, Bar. c; hard, from injury to 
 oesophagus, ICic; sensation of inward, Berb.; 
 lateral muscles appear swollen to him (peri- 
 odic neuralgia), IChin. s.; left side, IKali bi.; 
 left side, almost even to jaw, 1 1 Lac c; in left 
 side, suppurated abscess opened with lancet, 
 discharges foul and copious pus (after scarlet 
 fever), ILach.; leftside smooth, livid, touch- 
 ing causes suffocative sensation (bronchocele), 
 ■Lach.; hard lumps extend to left side, gouty- 
 subject, I ISil. ; before, menses, Iod.; worse at 
 night, I I Phos.; from wounding oesophagus with 
 splinter, ICic; painful, Bell.; painful, on left, 
 side,Lobel. i. ; painful,in nape, Bell.; in seventh 
 month of pregnancy, in a woman with albu- 
 minuria,dropsy, headache, etc., I IGEnan.; puffy, 
 down both sides, I ILach.; puffy, in scarlatina, 
 IIAmm. c; Crotal.; skin, color of a red rose, 
 generally morning andduring day and evening 
 (headache), ILac def.; red streak on left side, 
 Mang.; rheumatic, IMerc; right side, red and 
 burning, Vespa ; great, sensitive, in scarlatina, 
 IIAilant.; of sides, I IMerc; subcutaneous 
 (diphtheria), lApis; large, suppurating,on right 
 side, Sul. ac; followed by suppuration, there- 
 upon formation of callous, fistulous openings, 
 from which oozed a serous discharge, ILyc; 
 when talking, Iod.; thickened feeling of 
 muscles, Ailant.; whitish, violently itching 
 (paralysis), I Apis. flgT* abscess, glands, 
 tumors. 
 
 Neck, tearing : ICham.,Lyss., Zinc; in back, up 
 forward to frontal region, ICaust.; on bending 
 backward,Psor.;burning,toleftaxilla, I I Stram.; 
 during chill, Ars. h.; cutting, I Kali c; drawing, 
 pains to insertion of deltoid muscles (rheu- 
 matic ophthalmia), ILed.; to elbow, ILyc; in 
 faceache,IAnac; into head, ICamph.; in nape, 
 leftside, before midnight, Sul.; frequent, vio- 
 lent, in left side, always disappearing on press- 
 ure,^ morning,Zinc;inmuscles,Bry.,ICanth., 
 ICarbo v.; in nape, IB Aeon.; in nape, extends 
 halfway down back, worse night in bed, must 
 rise, IRhod.; in nape, with oppression and 
 shortness of breath, particularly when lying 
 (rheumatism), ILyc; in nape, in paroxysms, 
 evening, I INux v.; in nape, to head, Canth.; 
 in nape, on bending head forward, Camph.; 
 in nape, up either side to top of head, ILach.; 
 in muscles of nape, Carbo v. ; with rheuma- 
 tism, INux v.; in right side, posteriorly, 
 1 1 Zinc; in sides, alternating with tearing in 
 cheek, Amm. m.; sticking posteriorly and in- 
 feriorly in a small spot in right side, Zinc. ; in 
 nape, tension as if tendons were drawn up, 
 Stront.; tensive pains, I I Puis.; in nape, pain 
 to vertex when it is throbbing, worse from 
 motion or stooping, better lying still, IGlon.; 
 better in warmth, worse cold, worse getting 
 up in morning, IStram. J^ 1 " neuralgia, 
 rheumatism. 
 
 Neck, tension : IBar. c, Berb., Glon., IZinc; 
 in back, as if cords were breaking, I ILyc; 
 drawing in nape, Thuya ; to ears, when mov- 
 ing head, Plumb. ; accompanying eczematous 
 eruption, after any severe exertion, Psor. ; 
 with bending head backward (meningitis), 
 ISpong.; in left side of nape, before midnight, 
 Sul.; before menses, Iod., I INatr. c; of mus- 
 cles, 1 1 Agar., I ICic, 1 1 Viol.; in anterior cer- 
 vical muscles, Zinc; in muscles of nape, 
 
 IChel.; in muscles, as if too short on bending 
 neck, 1 1 Hyos.; as if muscles were too short, 
 even at rest, especially stooping, Aur. met.; in 
 nape, Bry., Con.; in nape, on motion, Niccol.; 
 in nape, extends as far as shoulders, I llpec; 
 in nape, feels as if too short, after waking in 
 morning, must cry out with pain, worse during 
 rest, Sul.; in nape, with stitches, particularly in 
 morning on rising, with great sensitive- 
 ness to touch, better by walking, Magn. s.; 
 with nausea, worse in evening, when sitting 
 in room and when becoming cold, better in 
 open air and when becoming warm, Mosch.; 
 numb sensation in nape close to occiput, as if 
 tightly bound,IPlatl; painful, on turning head, 
 Spong. ; painful, in left side of nape, Thuya ; 
 painful, in left side near thyroid cartilage, on 
 turning head to right, Spong.; painful, in 
 muscles, with sensation as if a weight were ly- 
 ing upon them, Vinca ; painful, in nape, 
 ILyc, IPuls.; painful, in muscles of nape and 
 lower portion, worse motion, Camph.; pain- 
 ful, in right side, Thuya ; painful, on stoop- 
 ing, ICanth.; in nape, rheumatic fever, I Rhus ; 
 in right side, Meph., Zinc. ; particularly right 
 side, on bending head backward, Spong.; long 
 continued, in right side, drew body to right 
 side, ICaust.; with stiffness, IStaph.; in mus- 
 cles, felt even when swallowing, Colch.; tight- 
 ening around (cerebrospinal meningitis), 
 IGlon. Bgr stiff, wry. 
 
 Neck, thin : $^ emaciated. 
 
 Neck, throat-pit (suprasternal fossa) : bruised 
 feeling, after expectorating, Arund.; as if a 
 button were stuck fast, ILach.; choking on 
 falling asleep, Val. ; constricted feeling, with 
 constant desire to cough, I Cham.; constric- 
 tion, after anger, worse when swallowing, 
 IStaph. ; constrictive sensation above, causes 
 cough, llgn. ; contraction, better when bending 
 neck, Phos. ac; spasmodic cramplike feeling, 
 like a pressure from below upward, or as 
 when swallowing, Zinc; drawing, roughness 
 or stinging when coughing or sneezing, Bor. ; 
 dryness, Calc a.; irritation to cough, I I Apis, 
 Card, m.; irritation causes cough, in catarrhal 
 aphonia, IRumex ; lump, with asthma, ILo- 
 bel. i.; as of a small lump like a button, feels 
 as if it might loosen, but does not, I ILach.; 
 oppression, ILobel. i.; pain extends to root of 
 tongue, and to hyoid bone, and to left tragus, 
 behind which it shoots out, ILach.; as if 
 pressed against trachea, Brom.; pressure, 
 after anger, worse when swallowing, IStaph.; 
 pressure, as if something had stuck there,iEsc 
 h.; pricking, above, ISpong.; soreness, I Apis ; 
 internal soreness, worse in morning, lArg. 
 nit.; constantly recurring needlelike stitches, 
 externally, in lower part (goitre), Spong.; 
 sensation of fumes of sulphur or dust causes 
 hollow, spasmodic cough, llgn. ; as if some- 
 thing were swollen and would suffocate him, 
 cannot be swallowed, I ILach.; constant tick- 
 ling, IPhos. ; tickling causes cough, llgn., 
 ILach., I IPhos., IRumex, ISang.; constant 
 tickling, worse on expiration, Hod.; tickling, 
 worse at night, I Cham.; tickling, to be- 
 hind sternum and stomach, causes dry, in- 
 cessant, fatiguing cough, I IRumex ; titillat- 
 ing, with lisping voice, causing paroxysms of 
 coughing, I Con. 
 
 Neck, throbbing: Glon.; in back of, then to 
 
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 sides, worse on stooping or moving, IFerr. ; 
 in dysmenorrhoea, HVer.v.; thence overhead 
 to forehead, with burning on vertex, IPhos.; 
 left side, Codein.; in mania, I Bell. ; in nape, 
 better when bending head backward, Lyss.; 
 in nape, before menses, INitr. ac; in nape, 
 with mental disturbance, I I Staph.; in nape, 
 with painmlness to touch, Daph.; to occiput, 
 Chel.; pain, better after rising, lEup. perf.; 
 pain, preventing writing, Mane; nape to left 
 shoulder, extends over head, motion of head 
 towards right, causes pain to shoot to right, 
 1 1 Apis ; of vessels, IBell. $g^ carotids. 
 
 Neck, tightness : ggp^ tension. 
 
 Neck, trembling : Aug., IMerc. viv. 
 
 Neck, tumor: encysted, both sides, IBrom.; re- 
 current fibroid, size of a hen's egg, and hard, 
 on left side, better on wrapping up, ISil. ; 
 large fungous excrescence back of left ear, 
 one inch and a half in diameter and about 
 same from base to top, tender and vascular, 
 bleeding from slightest touch (fungus nema- 
 todes), 1 1 Thuya; lipoma, with hectic fever, 
 IPhos.; malignant, Calc p.; discharges yellow 
 pus, Sec; sarcoma, burning, IBar. c; studded 
 with, ICist.; swelling, size of a hazelnut, 
 burning, fiery red, pointed, hard (carbuncle), 
 lAnthrac; lump size of a walnut, movable, 
 itches occasionally, Tuberc. $g^ gland. 
 
 Neck, twanging: 'like wires, in left, followed 
 by burning, as if losing her reason, I Kali bi. 
 
 Neck, twitching : in cords, which looked like 
 wires, with neuralgia, in paroxysms, in head, 
 after profuse menses, I I Med.; in lower por- 
 tion of side, Tarax.; in muscles, I Agar., Zing.; 
 in muscles of right, while lying, Spong.;of 
 muscles, better on moving shoulders up and 
 down (irritability of cerebrospinal system), 
 I I Ran. b.; of right side (pregnancy), I Agar.; 
 sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, in right (men- 
 ingitis), Carbol. ac. 
 
 Neck, ulcerative pain : during cough, Caps. 
 
 Neck, ulcers: lAst. r.; scrofulous, left side, two 
 inches broad, extending from border of hair 
 to clavicle, edges hard and elevated, lAst. r.; 
 small and scattered about, ILach. 
 
 Neck, uneasiness: in muscles, Ang.; with in- 
 clination to stretch neck, Calab. 
 
 Neck, veins: distended, ISpong.; jugular, dis- 
 tended, ICamph.; distended, in inflammation 
 of lungs, I Aeon.; distended, in puerperal con- 
 vulsions, IChin. s.; jugular, murmur, IPuls.; 
 jugular, murmur in left, IFerr. ; jugular, strong 
 pulsations, venous murmur (menses irregular), 
 IDig.; swollen, IOp.; swollen, in asthma, 
 I ITabac; swollen, with cough, after catching 
 cold (chronic bronchitis), I Kali bi.; indura- 
 tion of jugular, in pregnancy, I llpec. 
 
 Neck, vertigo : w r ith complaints, ICalc p. 
 
 Neck, vibration : inward, from neck into limbs, 
 ICamph. 
 
 Neck, wandering pains: in nape, with stiff- 
 ness (rheumatism), I I Lac c. 
 
 Neck, warts : with horny excrescence in centre, 
 ■Sep.; several old, I I Thuya; pedunculated 
 pinhead (hereditary syphilis), I ISyph.; small, 
 
 I INitr. ac; soft to touch, like lipoma and 
 pointed, I I Thuya. 
 
 Neck, weakness': Arm, Ars. met., Coccul., 
 
 I I Viol.; in back part, Cact. ; with heaviness 
 of head, IICoccul.; cannot hold head up, in 
 whooping cough, meningitis, IVer. ; muscles 
 
 do not support head steadily,- Arn.; in nape, 
 Stann.; of nape, head inclines forward, I I Platb- 
 and tired feeling, cannot support head, IGlon.; 
 and weariness, 1 1 iEsc h. 
 
 Neck, weariness: Bapt., Chim. m. ; cannot 
 hold head easily in any position, Bapt.; of 
 nape, as from a heavy load, I Paris ; on motion, 
 evening and night especially, Aeon.; of nape, 
 tired from writing, or any exertion, IZinc; 
 painful, in neuralgia, ILach.; pains as if 
 wearied by too great effort, I I Zinc. 
 
 Neck, whiteness: deathlike, I I Pic. ac 
 
 Neck, wry (torticollis) : Ars., I IBell., Calc, Cina, 
 Cinch, bol., IColch., Dulc. ,Eup. pur., Lac c, 
 ILach. , I ILachn. , IILyc, INux v.,IRhus, ISul. ; 
 in cattle, ^Esc g.; contraction of muscles on 
 one side, twisting neck to one side, IHyos.; in 
 diphtheria and scarlet fever, I ILachn.; after 
 fright, due to spinal disease, INux v.; of left 
 side, IILyc; turned obliquely, IHyos.; drawn 
 to right shoulder (chorea), I Cup. in.; tw r isted 
 to right shoulder by hard swelling (after scar- 
 latina), lAur. mur.; drawn towards right side 
 (heart disease), I Lye; from spondylitis sub- 
 occipitals, Asaf., Mez., Natr. m., Phos., Sil., 
 Sul. ; twisted by hard swelling to right 
 shoulder (after scarlatina), I I Con.; head 
 drawn to one side by swellings in, ICist. 
 Jg@~ stiff. 
 
 SACRUM, aching: ICalc p., Fluor, ac, 
 
 I Uamb., IPhyt, I IPtel., I ISil.,Yariol., Zing.; 
 across, IGels.; also into buttocks, IHelon.; 
 burning and tired, IHelon.; constant, worse 
 walking and stooping, ILEsc. h.; dragging 
 pains, with prolapsus uteri, IHelon.; dull, 
 
 I I Gels.; violent, like a gathering in a small 
 spot, steady throbbing, worse night, and hin- 
 ders sleep, better day, when up and walking 
 about, but unable to lift anything, I Kali bi.; 
 follows pains, in all directions, through head, 
 with violent and continuous vomiting, Med.; 
 dull, into kidneys, Eup. pur.; in leucorrhoea, 
 IJGsc h. ; heavy, before menses, IVib.; dull, 
 around side of pelvis, lasts seven hours after 
 stool, I ISul.; in evening, better by pressure, 
 ■Sep.; in sciatica, I Act. rac; sore, 1 1 Agar.; in 
 spermatorrhoea, ISil.; in sacro-iliac symphysis, 
 worse from motion, liEsc. h. ; constant, into 
 thighs, I ILil. tig.; at top, Cup. m.; dull, worse 
 walking, .Esc h. fg^* dull pain, pain un- 
 defined. 
 
 Sacrum, after-pains : Jg^g? 1 * labor-pain. 
 
 Sacrum, anaesthesia : in a certain part no sen- 
 sibility, IPhos. 
 
 Sacrum/bearing down : jjjg^ pressing. 
 
 Sacrum, boils : painful furuncle, ^Ethus. 
 
 Sacrum, boring: Calad. 
 
 Sacrum, feeling as if broken : with cough, 
 IPhos.; in metritis, I Ars.; as if back would 
 give w r ay at point of sacro-iliac symphysis 
 (uterine complaints), KEsc. h.; in sacro-iliac 
 symphysis, as if separated in walking, 
 ICalc. p. 
 
 Sacrum, bruised feeling : I I Eup. perf., IFluor. 
 ac, INatr. s., Sabad., IVer.; as if beaten, 
 I I Agar., IIBry., INatr. m.; in sacro-lumbar 
 region, Coccus ; lying on side, Act. sp. ; pain 
 in, as if one had been lying on too hard a 
 couch (coccygodynia), IMerc; in morning, 
 Calad.; in sacro-iliac symphysis, to lower 
 limbs, standing, sitting or lying causes limp- 
 ing when walking, I I Hep. JS©" soreness. 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 Sacrum, burning : Coloc; at 4 p.m., Lachn.; in- 
 tense, I I Lac def. ; steady, after several pre- 
 mature labors, I I Thuya ; menses, passive flow, 
 ICarbo v.; with retarded menses, pains from 
 motion, better lying down, IPod. ; with rash 
 after confinement, ICup. m.; between scapu- 
 las, Thuya; along course of sciatic nerve, be- 
 hind great trochanter of right leg, worse from 
 warmth of bed (ischias), IColoc; near sacro- 
 iliac symphysis, Rumex ; in uterine conges- 
 tion, IFerr. $^ heat. 
 
 Sacrum, burrowing : Calad. 
 
 Sacrum, chill: over back, IIKaliiod.; runs to 
 base of occiput, IGels.; descends to posterior 
 part of thigh in morning, Stront. 
 
 Sacrum, chilliness: IIPuls.; constantly creeps 
 up to back without subsequent heat or thirst, 
 ISul.; during menses, I Puis. 
 
 Sacrum, coldness: Benz. ac; flying along side 
 of vertebrae over whole body, alternating with 
 heat, Camph.; skin feels cold, Arg. met. 
 
 Sacrum, cramplike pain : Ananth.; in prolap- 
 sus uteri, IBell. 
 
 Sacrum, creeping : to coccyx, in bone, later in 
 bones of whole body, Aloe. 
 
 Sacrum, cutting : Guarsea ; better by heat, 
 ■Sul. ; in left outer side, shooting up and down, 
 1 1 Kali bi.; during menses, 1 1 Senecio ; in 
 morning, All. sat.; in muscle just above sacro- 
 iliac symphysis, on left side, Gamb.; across 
 , top, Gamb. ; in prolapsus uteri, IBell. 
 5^°* lancinating. 
 
 Sacrum, digging: Calad. 
 
 Sacrum, dislocated feeling : 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Sacrum, dragging: painful, ISep.; painful, 
 towards, ICarbo v.; weakness, with prolapsus. 
 
 Sacrum, drawing: Ast. r. ; in intermittent, 
 lAnt. c; in liver affections, IChel. ; painful, 
 Diosc.; painful, during menses, Zing.; painful, 
 prevents erect position, after long sitting, 
 Thuya ; dull pain on upper part, place size of 
 a hand, interferes with respiration, swells and 
 feels as if something were filled up, Ars. h.; 
 piercing, to uterus, IHelon. ; radiates over body 
 and limbs, IDiosc; to right side of scrobicu- 
 lum (gastralgia), IChel.; into thighs, I INux v.; 
 in prolapsus uteri, IBell. 
 
 Sacrum, dull pain : Ham., ISep.; across, ILil. 
 tig.; constant, in sacrum and hips, I Ascl. h.; 
 symphysis of right ilium and sacrum, while 
 standing, Spong. 
 
 Sacrum, feeling as if falling apart: sacro- 
 iliac synchondrosis, wants to be bound tightly 
 (hemorrhage), Trill. 
 
 Sacrum, fluttering : sense of, like movements 
 of a watch, commencing region of, and grad- 
 ually rising to occiput, 101. jec. 
 
 Sacrum, gurgling sensation: dull, in sacral 
 bone, Ang. 
 
 Sacrum, heat: I ISars., I ISul.; in prolapsus uteri, 
 
 I ISep. ggsg" burning. 
 
 Sacrum, heaviness : constant, dull, painful, 
 IPhyt.; dull, painful, in region of sacro-iliac 
 symphysis, Diosc; down along pelvis and hips, 
 Arg. nit.; while sitting, better by motion, 
 Aloe; constant, dull, painful, to thighs and 
 legs, ISep.; weight, I Act. rac; weight, in 
 lower part, better standing, worse sitting and 
 at stool, Arg. nit.; weight, in uterine conges- 
 tion, IFerr. 
 
 Sacrum, itching: prickling, when walking, 
 
 I I Merc. 
 
 Sacrum, labor-pains : IPuls.; laborlike, in can- 
 cer uteri, ICarbo a.; laborlike, to crest of 
 ilium or around to uterus, with leucorrhcea 
 after parturition, I ISars.; into thigh, Cham.; 
 after-pains pass around pubes and down 
 thighs, ISul.; after instrumental deli very t 
 IHyper. 
 
 Sacrum, lameness: ICalc. p., I ISil.; in pneu- 
 monia, I Ant. t.; worse resting after exercise,. 
 IRhus; left sacro-iliac articulation, Como. 
 jUgr numbness. 
 
 Sacrum, lancinating : Ananth., IZinc. J^^cut- 
 ting, stitches. 
 
 Sacrum, numbness : ICalc. p., Plat.; asleep, 
 cannot get up from seat, ICalc. p.; painful „ 
 down legs (dysmenorrhea), IGraph. 
 jgig^ lameness. 
 
 Sacrum, pain: Absin., lAct. rac, I IChel. , 
 ICimex, I lEup. perf., Iod., IKali c, ILobel. i. r 
 Med., I IPsor., Sarrac, ISep.; across, Lactu. v.; 
 sudden, at 4 p.m. , with discharge of clear mu- 
 cus from vagina (false labor-pains), IIPuls.; 
 beginning of uterine cancer, IBell.; in cardi- 
 algia biliosa, ILobel. i.; with chill, I INux v.; 
 after confinement, IPhos.; continual (coccygo- 
 dynia), ILach.; when coughing, IChel.; with 
 crawlingand stitching,IGraph.; in chronic di- 
 arrhoea, Cup. ars.; distressing, beneath, ILept.;, 
 especially during exertion in day and while 
 sitting, 1 1 Agar.; in extremity (hydrometra) r 
 I ISep.; after a fall (traumatic periostitis of sac- 
 rum and lower vertebras), I ISil.; during fever r 
 I Ars.; with fever (suppression of menses) , 
 ILobel. i.; in typhus, IBapt.; from flatus,, 
 Agnus : through to front, llgn.; in gastralgia,, 
 Arg. nit.; in hemorrhoidal colic, lAbrot. ; in 
 hemorrhoids, IBerb.; in hemorrhoids and 
 dysentery, I Caps.; and hip (prolapsus uteri) T 
 liEsc. h.; across hips, HSep.; across hips,, 
 lasting all day, Lyss. ; pain through hips and 
 thighs to below knee, with weakness and las- 
 situde when moving, especially going up stairs,, 
 as if limbs would refuse to act before reaching 
 top, Sep.; severe, to hips, terminates in uterus,. 
 I ITarant.; to below knee, has to loosen garter 
 and lie down, Cimex ; after labor, IPhos.; 
 like labor-pains, IKali c, IKreo.; with lame- 
 ness and stiffness, IHelon.; through legs into 
 feet, worse sitting, 7rKob.; from lifting,ISang.; 
 •violent, when lifting, takes her breath, A nag.; 
 after overlifting, ICalc; violent, to lumbar 
 region (lumbago), 1 1 Ant. t.; to lumbar region 
 and across left ilium to superior spinal process, 
 throbbing, worse pressure over lower verte- 
 bras (traumatic periostitis of sacrum and lower 
 vertebrae), I ISil.; cannot lie on either side, 
 I INatr.s.; lyingonback,morninginbed, Ign.; 
 during menses, IPuls.; violent, in chronic me- 
 tritis, lAnt. t.; threatened miscarriage, lAct. 
 rac; across, worse on motion, Form.; in myel- 
 itis, Sec; severe, pelvic, commences in pass- 
 ing forward and down to right knee, Sep.; in 
 pneumonia,! Ant. t.; with pollutions, IGraph.; 
 during pregnancy, IXan.; severe, extending to 
 pubes (dysmenorrhcea), ILaur.; to pubes, 
 during menses, caused by hemorrhoids with 
 discharge of bright red blood, ISabina ; 
 to pubes, in pregnancy, ISabina ; worse dur- 
 ing rest, INux m.; while riding in a carriage, 
 INux m.; worse rising from a seat, ILyc; 
 in left sacro-iliac articulation, running into 
 groin (labor, pregnancy), IThuya ; sharp and 
 
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 sore, came on as soon as she went to bed, 
 1 1 Puis. ; to shoulders, worse from labor (fis- 
 tula in ano), IBerb.; violent, could not sit 
 (spinal disease), I Apis; when sitting, Asaf.; 
 worse sitting or bending backward, IPuls.; 
 disturbs sleep, Lith.; soreness through to 
 pubes, lLyss.; during stool, IPod.; with ur- 
 gency to stool, Amm. ben.; worse during and 
 after stool, IPod.; cannot straighten himself, 
 .IKalibL; from a strain while lifting a heavy 
 weight (orchitis), I IPuls.; intense, across su- 
 persacral region, right nates, down right sci- 
 atic nerve, prevents sleep, 1 1 Lac c; severe, 
 from ileo-sacral symphysis, down leg, Act. 
 rac; in sacro-iliac symphysis, lameness, worse 
 walking, I^Esc. h.; in region of sacro-iliac 
 synchondrosis, 1101. jec; passing into right 
 thigh, worse when pressing at stool, cough- 
 ing and laughing (sciatica), Tell.; down thighs 
 (uterine hemorrhage), ISec; at top, with nau- 
 sea, Lil. tig. ; about upper part, worse at 
 night, IHelon. ; with frequent urging to urin- 
 ate (diarrhoea), ICup. ars.; when urinating, 
 Graph.; in prolapsus uteri, ILil. tig., IPod., 
 1 1 Sep.; in uterine displacement, IPod.; in 
 uterine troubles, I I Alum.; to uterus, Helon.; 
 commencing internally and apparently com- 
 ing around to uterus, Syph.; violent, Ars. h.; 
 violent, in relapse of intermittent, I Ars.; a kind 
 of weakness, in morning, Calad. g^^aching. 
 
 Sacrum, paralysis: feeling of, IKalm.; para- 
 lytic condition, IGels. 
 
 Sacrum, paralytic pain : drawing into thigh, 
 Cham.; down along pelvis and hips, Arg. nit. 
 
 Sacrum, piercing pain : Sul.; as from knives in 
 middle, while sitting in evening, INatr. s. 
 
 Sacrum, pinching pain : with hysterical spasm,. 
 Caust. ' 
 
 Sacrum, pressing feeling : Anag., Cann. s., Ilgn., 
 ISec, IZinc; bearing down, with ineffectual 
 urging to stool, IINux v.; bearing down, Bell., 
 Berb., Merc, per.; bearing down towards, with 
 chronic parenchymatous metritis, INux v.; 
 bearing down, as if parts would be forced 
 out, worse in moving, Sec; as if bones would 
 be forced asunder, worse sitting and lying, 
 IBerb.; burning, ICepa; deep internal, when 
 severe, worse sitting and lying, IBerb.; drag- 
 ging pain, ISep.; pain, dull, feeling of press- 
 ure and fatigue from long stooping, extends 
 around hips and down right leg, Bapt.; often 
 placed hand as if to support, 1 101. jec; sacro- 
 iliac articulation, in left, with tingling in sole 
 of foot, Coloc; sacro-iliac articulation inter- 
 mittent outward, pain in left, better by walk- 
 ing, Como. ; in sacro-iliac symphysis, sharp, 
 to lower limbs, sitting, standing or lying, 
 causes limping when walking, 1 1 Hep.; like a 
 heavy load, as if it would burst, Agar.; all 
 night, awakens her, Ang.; painful, as if broken, 
 in upper part, IINux v.; painful, as from 
 fatigue, in evening, IPuls.; painful, in right 
 side, later to middle of back (repeated eight 
 times), Lyss.; painful, tensive, on stepping, 
 Aeon.; painful, only while walking and 
 particularly on setting down left foot, Spong.; 
 while sitting, better by motion, Aloe; con- 
 stant, uninterrupted pressure to stool felt in, 
 this pressure, though distressing, seems utter- 
 ly ineffectual (dysentery), IMerc cor.; causing 
 tensive pains in thighs, IPuls.; in uterine con- 
 gestion, IFerr. 
 
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 Sacrum, pulling feeling : and pain as if menses 
 were coming on, Med.; in prolapsus uteri, 
 IBell. 
 
 Sacrum, rheumatic pain: 1101. jec; after 
 heat is relieved, Aur. met.; affects muscles, 
 
 I IZinc; while stooping, felt as if something 
 cracked across sacrum, cannot stoop or move 
 for pain which remains during rest, but 
 worse on movement of trunk or legs, IKalibL 
 
 Sacrum, sensitive : left sacro-iliac articulation 
 to pressure, Como.; in affection of sympathetic 
 nervous system, 1 1 Phos. ; extreme tenderness, 
 least pressure unbearable, ILobel. i.; right 
 side painful to touch, Phell. 
 
 Sacrum, sharp pains : Calc p., IColoc 
 
 Sacrum, shocks : with rash after confinement, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Sacrum, shooting : between hips, Sil. ; down 
 outside of both hips, IPhyt.; he must keep 
 quiet, worse from motion, Coloc. 
 
 Sacrum, soreness: Sarrac, ISep.; of left iliac 
 articulation, Como.; painful, near iliac sym- 
 physis, Rumex ; before menses, ISpong.; to 
 shoulders, worse from labor (fistula in ano), 
 IBerb.; spot as if ulcerated, sensitive to 
 touch, IColch. J^" bruised feeling. 
 
 Sacrum, sticking : along course of sciatic nerve, 
 behind great trochanter of right leg, down as 
 far as knee, worse from warmth of bed 
 (ischias), IColoc; flying along vertebrae over 
 whole body, alternating with heat, Camph. 
 
 Sacrum, stiffness: Ananth., I I Apis; worse on 
 resting after exercise, IRhus ; bending or be- 
 ginning motion, extending to hip joint and 
 thigh, as if sinews were too short, ILach.; 
 painful, especially rising from a chair, 
 
 I I Caust,; down along pelvis and hips, Arg. 
 nit.; cannot walk straight, Rheum. 
 
 Sacrum, stinging: burning, tearing, prevents 
 sleep, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Sacrum, stitches: ILith., IINitr. ac; to anus, 
 Asaf.; burning, causing one to start, I IMur.ac; 
 constant, Berb.; on a small spot between sac- 
 rum and left ilium, with slightest motion, 
 ICalc. p.; to loins, Aloe; needlelike, Chim. 
 m.; in pertussis, IBry.; sudden, violent, walk- 
 ing in open air, I Agar.; when walking, Calad. 
 gg^ lancinating. 
 
 Sacrum, sweat : cold, Plant. 
 
 Sacrum, tearing : along course of sciatic nerve, 
 behind great trochanter of right leg as far as 
 knee, worse from warmth of bed, IColoc; 
 fine, while sitting only, passing right to left 
 side and upward, Spong.; especially near 
 spine, I Lye 
 
 Sacrum, tension : Sul. , IZinc. ; to left hip, pain 
 as if muscles were too short, Caust.; pressive, 
 deep internal when severe, worse sitting and 
 lying, IBerb. 
 
 Sacrum, throbbing: I ISars.; constant, Berb.; 
 in evening, Tabac 
 
 Sacrum, tired feeling : after exciting dreams, 
 in morning, Lyss. 
 
 Sacrum, ulcers : hard, black, bedsores, lArg. 
 nit.; decubitus, in typhoid, IZinc; skin, 
 vitality of destroyed by pressure (sacral 
 sores), IPasonia ; after typhoid, lArs. 
 
 Sacrum, weakness : Lyss., IZinc; in sacro- 
 iliac region, ISep.; in sacro-iliac symphysis, 
 as if bones were loose, Arg. nit.; at night, 
 ILith.; with numbness and aching in head, 
 I Phos. 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 Sacrum, "wrenched feeling: ICalc 
 
 Sacrum, writhing ; radiating over body and 
 limbs, IDiosc. 
 
 SCAPULA, aching: Calc. p.; to arms, 
 iEthus.; between, ^Esc.h., ILyc, INux v. ; con- 
 tinual, IPhyt.; dull under right, Ziz.; dull, 
 alternating with sharp pain beneath right, 
 Bry. ; in left, I i Ptel. ; on inner border of left 
 to neck, moving arm or leaning to left, Brom.; 
 under left, extends into left lung, worse on 
 expiration, Sep.; with subacute inflammation 
 of liver, IHydr.; at posterior lateral margins, 
 generally worse on left side, Ziz.; pressive, 
 on right, later on left, Tell.; worse from least 
 pressure, ICinch. ; in right (functional de- 
 rangement of liver), 1 1 Sep.; hot, beneath right, 
 with cough (morbus Brightii), ILyc. vir.; ten- 
 sive, between (myelitis), ISul. 
 
 Scapulae, boils: INitr. ac; large boil between, 
 with gangrene of legs, I Hod. 
 
 Scapulae, boring : Cornus. 
 
 Scapulae, feel as if broken : Ananth. 
 
 Scapulae, bruised pain: IKreo., 1 1 Merc, Merc, 
 iod. flav.; between, Amm. m.; as if beaten in 
 front and outside towards shoulder joint, ex- 
 tends to elbow, Berb.; as if beaten in right, 
 Arm; worse in rest, I ILyc; in right, ICic; 
 in right, or as if dislocated, Aloe ; from right, 
 to shoulder joint, Berb. J8@* aching, sore- 
 ness. 
 
 Scapulae, burning : ICarbo v., I I Rob.; between, 
 IGlon., IPhos.; between, in myelitis, ISul.; 
 as from hot coals between, worse in sum- 
 mer, I ILyc; in left, Amb., Zinc; under 
 left, ICund. ; from pimples, below right, 
 Cist.; in right, ICarbo, v., Lachn.; below 
 and to right, Pallad.; in and behind right, 
 and tending towards ribs, Asaf. ; in skin 
 of right, Zinc; in spinal irritation, IZinc;as 
 from stitches, INux v.; before vomiting, 
 1 1 Rhus ; in muscles, about lower margin, in 
 women who follow sedentary employments, 
 often over a small space, greatly worse by 
 long-continued needlework or writing,Ran. b. 
 I^jgr* smarting. 
 
 Scapulae, chills -. spread over back, Diosc.; begin 
 between, IRhus. 
 
 Scapulae, chilliness: between, IIEup. pur.; 
 between, in asthma, ICaps. 
 
 Scapulae, coldness: between, I INatr. c. ; sen- 
 sation of an icy cold hand, between (hyste- 
 ria), 1 1 Sep. ; as from a piece of ice between, 
 better by heat (intermittent fever). 1 1 Puis.; 
 between, in pulmonary affections, lAmm.m.; 
 as if touched by ice, Agar.; as if cold wind 
 were blowing on parts between, Caust. 
 
 Scapulae, constrictive pain: I IMagn. m.; be- 
 tween, in diphtheria, IMerc cy. 
 
 Scapulae, contracting feeling : 'in muscles of 
 right, Brach. 
 
 Scapulae, contractive pain: IIGuaiac; from 
 superior angle to seventh dorsal vertebrae, 
 drawing shoulders back tight as if bones 
 would be crushed, worse moving shoulders, 
 neck, or arms, Med. 
 
 Scapulae, cramplike pain : in inner angle (con- 
 gestion of liver), IChel.; between, during 
 motion, llpec; between, with palpitation, 
 I IPhos.; in internal border of right, Chel. 
 
 Scapulae, cutting : to anterior part of chest, 
 IGlon.; below, Asaf. ; between, IHyper.;from 
 left into chest, catching breath, ILyc; incis- 
 
 ive pain, between, passing through to ster- 
 num, with sensation of pressure or constric- 
 tion to chest, in afternoon, I I Lac c; under 
 left, Hyper.; sharp across, IGlon. 
 
 Scapulae, darting: caused by dry, hacking 
 cough, Med.; from left to shoulder and mam- 
 ma, Grat. fg^** lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Scapulae, distress: between, IPhos.; in right 
 (functional derangement of liver), 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Scapulas, drawing : ICaust., Nitr. sp. d. ; below, 
 Asaf.; between, IHep., ILyc; between, in 
 open air, Natr. c; between, necessitates lying 
 down, I Ars.; painful between, Calend., IPuls.; 
 in left, Card. m.,Squilla; in left, worse in 
 morning, Chrom. ac; painful, in left, 1 1 Ptel.; 
 painful, close under left, for a few moments, 
 while standing, 1 1 Millef. ; in muscles, as if 
 something in them were drawn back and 
 forth, more spasmodic than painful, INux v.; 
 painful, ICalc, Cham., Sul.; internally, in 
 region of right, as if nerves and vessels were 
 made tense, IColoc; between right and spinal 
 column, Bell.; on inner margin of right, 
 Card. m. 
 
 Scapulae, dull pain : in inferior angles, in morn- 
 ing, on awaking, Chrom. ac; at inner angle 
 of left, during evening, Chrom. ac; below, 
 Asaf.; between, IPhos.; heavy, continuous, 
 in left, Cund. ; along inner edge of left, worse 
 from breathing, ISang. ; under right, Ind. 
 
 Scapulae, eruption : blisters on right, tensive, 
 burning, scurf forms, Amm. m.; miliary spots 
 on right, Sumb.; pimples, Berb.; single pim- 
 ple, filling with pus, then drying up and dis- 
 appearing between, Coccul.; small, painful, 
 non-suppurating tubercles on right, Amm.m.; 
 red vesicle on right, painful to touch, ICic. 
 
 Scapulae, gndwing : Phos. ac. 
 
 Scapulae, gurgling : in right, with chilly feeling, 
 Tarax . 
 
 Scapulae, heat: IChel.; between, IPhos.; 
 warmth between scapulae and sternum, Arg. 
 nit. $^T burning. 
 
 Scapulae, itching: in left, 1 1 Form.; below and 
 toright,Pallad.; over left, Ipom.; between,Arg. 
 met.; on right, Anag.; over right, Diosc. 
 
 Scapulae, jerking: Calc p.; painful, above left, 
 Squilla. 
 
 Scapulae, lameness : Apis ; on bending forward 
 when walking, Apis ; in right, I lAmyl. 
 
 Scapulae, lancinating: below, worse throwing 
 shoulders back and chest forward, or from 
 any contortion of body, Badiag.; under left, 
 I I Rob. JUi^ 1 * darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Scapulae, neuralgia: beneath, Tereb. JS^ tear- 
 ing. 
 
 Scapulae, oppression : in right, extending 
 through thorax to sternum, IChel. 
 
 Scapulae, pain : Arund.,Calcp.,ICarbov., Vespa; 
 at acromion process of left, lAspar.; worse in 
 afternoon, and leaning back, Cochl; at lower 
 angle of left, worse taking deep inspiration, 
 Uran. n.; under inner and lower angle of 
 right (pregnancy), IChel.; on moving arm, 
 IKali m.; below, Calc. p., Ver.; between, 
 Amm. c; Calc. p., IPhos.; along breast, has 
 to straighten, Bov.; under, cannot take full 
 breath, Cup. ars.; between, with colic 
 (amenorrhcea), lAmm. c; constant between, 
 Sep.; deep, in lower portion of left, I IDiosc; 
 between, drawing to small of back, IDros.; 
 between, in drunkards, and in suppressed 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 menses, flJArs.; from epigastrium, Badiag. ; in 
 intermittent fever, lElat.; between, he inclines 
 forward for relief, worse from inspiration, it 
 passes gradually around in front to ninth and 
 tenth ribs, Natr. a. ; from sore spot below left 
 to heart, with violent palpitation, Med.; on 
 inhaling, iEsc h. ; worse during inspiration, 
 ^Esc. h.; under, worse by inspiration, IPuls.; 
 lower angle of left, I IChel; below left, 
 Act. rac, Aph. ch., Arund., Daph.; below 
 left, with cough, ISticta; below left, with 
 palpitation, ICact. ; in left, Chrom. ac; in 
 left, seemingly from left mamma, Lil. tig.; 
 deep seated, with distress in left, better stand- 
 ing and walking, Chrom. ac; along inner edge 
 of left, extends below inferior angle or through 
 lower half of left side of thorax, IRan. b.; 
 severe, about superior margin of left, Jalap.; 
 to left, from heart, Aloe ; under left, Ailant.; 
 under left, as if a piece of flesh were being 
 twisted out, with cutting under ribs of 
 left side, after ineffectual urging to stool, 
 Cornus ; under lower angle of left, worse 
 from motion or breathing, Cup. ars.; com- 
 mencing under left, running down left arm 
 to little finger, which pricked as if asleep, 
 I I Med.; under left, three days, then eruption 
 on axilla of affected side (herpes zoster), 
 IDolich.; under left, around to front and down 
 to groin, paroxysms brought on by lying 
 down, had to sit upright (intercostal neural- 
 gia), IMagn. p.; momentary, under left, Daph.; 
 severe, under left, Ind.; under left, till zona 
 broke out, Dolich.; at outer margin, I IChel.; 
 in vicarious menses, IDig. ; in morning, 
 Chrom. ac; under motion, with chill, 
 Sang.; extending into neck, with tension, 
 IColoc; over and below, MVar.; moved 
 •down to pelvis, Chrom. ac; under point, 
 between shoulders, extending to loins, Oxal. 
 ac; in right, worse from motion of arm, 
 better pressing part against something hard, 
 Bapt.; below right, worse in evening, after 
 •exertion, deep inspiration and moving right 
 .arm, better by pressure and lying, especially 
 on right side, pain extends over a spot as 
 large as a palm, extends to corresponding 
 parts of left side, when severe, I I Ruta ; in 
 Tight, towards back, as after blow or fall, Am.; 
 in right, worse on inspiration, iEsc h.; in 
 right, when lying in bed, ICepa; deep in right, 
 hindering motion of arm, Ailant.; in or near 
 head of right, Badiag.; under right, I IChel., 
 HChen. a., Med., Pod.; fixed under inner 
 angle of right, I IChel.; under right, as if chest 
 would burst, when coughing or drawing a long 
 "breath, Seneg.; under right, better motion, 
 Bapt.; under right lower point, as if bruised, 
 in afternoon, Calend.; under right, with van- 
 ishing of sight and giddiness in forehead, pale 
 face, HChen. a.; under right, after sitting, 
 ICepa; in right, after Teplitz had removed 
 erysipelatous spot on left cheek, accompanied 
 by headache, I I Petrol.; vehement, on point 
 and outside towards shoulder joint, extends 
 to elbow, Berb.; between, running to either 
 side, to shoulder and lumbar region, Med.; 
 slight, under left, Xan.: where it ends, near 
 spine, right side, Alum.; on inner surface, 
 I ICic; as if swollen from right to shoulder 
 joint, Berb.; transient, in right, Inul. 
 Scapulas, piercing : fine, in left, in breathing, 
 
 Millef.; painful, close under left for a few 
 moments, while standing, I I Millef.; as from 
 knives, between, while sitting, in evening, 
 INatr. s. ®^" stitches. 
 
 Scapulas, pinching : internal border of right, 
 Chel.; in muscles of right, Amm. m. 
 
 Scapulas, pressing feeling : ICoccuL; between, 
 Arum t.; between and under, HCalc; with 
 cough, Coral.; dull, between, Lobel.; on edges, 
 impeding motion of arms, Camph. ; jerking, 
 between, to epigastrium, sitting, I IBry.; in 
 lower, Pallad.; painful, between, Calend. .Lyss.; 
 painful, between (angina), 1 1 Petrol. ; painful, 
 directly over spinous process of left, as if 
 pressed by two or three fingers, Chen, v.; 
 painful, under left, more towards outer side, 
 Bell.; painful, in lower portion of, at same 
 time, as if a solid object were slowly pressing 
 against it, towards noon, Pallad.; painful, on 
 motion, Apis ; painful, beneath right lower 
 point, as if suppurating, in afternoon, Calend.; 
 painful, seems to extend from posterior w r all 
 of stomach, Arm; in right, ISep.; be- 
 tween right and spinal column, Bell.; in 
 right, through thorax to sternum, IChel. ; un- 
 der right, worse sitting, Chen, v.; between, 
 especially when stepping hard, or other move- 
 ments which concuss the chest, Seneg.; as 
 from a stone between, ICinch., INux v.; be- 
 tween, with tension, INux v.; in upper, Ind.; 
 wedgelike pain under right, worse sitting, 
 Chen. v. 
 
 Scapulas, rawness : in right, during repose, 
 Coloc 
 
 Scapulas, rheumatic pain : IMez.,Val.; between, 
 Aspar., Lobel. i., Lye vir. ; between angles, 
 Bry.; in left, I I Merc, cor.; between, from 
 nape of neck to small of back, Ver.; in right, 
 morning after rising, IMez. ; in right, liEse. h.; 
 in spot below right, extending into left hip 
 and groin, worse from motion, Cist.; between, 
 better by warmth, worse by cold, Rhus. 
 
 Scapulas, sensitive : all muscles connected with, 
 are more or less affected and painful to touch, 
 Chrom. ac 
 
 Scapulas, sharp pain : in angle, Iod.; in right, 
 Sil.; striking forward through chest, from 
 right, I I Merc, sol.; between, passing through 
 to sternum, with sensation of pressure or con- 
 striction of chest, in afternoon, I I Lac c 
 
 Scapulas, shocks: dull, upward to between, 
 from posterior walls of chest, ICalc 
 
 Scapulas, shooting: under, in pericarditis, 
 lAscl. t.; stinging, again in armpit or in chest, 
 Sul. ac; between, has to straighten up, Bov. 
 JS@T* darting, lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Scapulas, smarting : between, in gastric dis- 
 orders, IKali bi.; at posterior lateral margins, 
 generally worse in left side, Ziz. Jggp* burn- 
 ing. 
 
 Scapulas, soreness : Ant. t., Ves'pa ; between, 
 with dry cough, two short hacks, Sul. ac ; of 
 left, when moving, Med.; along inner border of 
 right, Asar. ; of a small spot in left into lung, 
 Cup. ars. 
 
 Scapulas, sticking: Coccus, Spong., Zinc; dull, 
 boring, in left, across spine, I IMenyanth.; 
 between (incipienttuberculosis), • Agar. ; fine, 
 between, IPuls.; in right, Sil.; as if something 
 were sticking below r right, better after sleep, 
 lArs. h.; from right to left, Zinc. J^" sting- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
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 31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
 Scapulae, stiffness: between, 1 1 Kali c, Lact. 
 ac; between, in open air, Natr. c.; at lower 
 angle "of left, 1 1 Kali bi.; down left inner, 
 worse after walking and laughing, IKali c.; 
 painful, ILed.; painful, between, Ang.; in 
 upper, on sitting still, worse beginning to 
 move, Ind. 
 
 Scapula?, stinging : Paeonia ; as from blows and 
 bruises in right, when in motion, felt as far 
 as chest, Kali c; at posterior lateral margins, 
 generally worse on left side, Ziz.; near edge 
 of right, near spine, in morning, I Hyper.; as 
 from a sprain in left, extending into chest, 
 Kali c. 
 
 Scapulae, stitches: Ars. m., ICamph., I IPhos., 
 ISul.; dull, between left acromion and shoulder 
 blade, Ang. ; from apex to epigastrium, during 
 fatiguing labor, 1 1 Kali c. ; below, worse throw- 
 ing shoulders back and chest forward, or from 
 any contortion of body, Badiag.; beneath, 
 All. sat., IKreo.; between, Ascl. t., ICalc, 
 Colch., Indig., Paris, Plumb., Psor.; between, 
 on deep breathing, lAcon., Prun. ; in and be- 
 tween, IINitr. ac, IRan. b.; beneath, take 
 away breath and do not permit stooping, 
 ISul.; broad, as with a knife, under left, near 
 spinal column, independent of breathing, 
 Cup. m.; in chest, from right (pneumonia, 
 with bilious symptoms), IMerc sol.; during 
 cough, IMerc; dull, between, behind for- 
 ward, afternoon, lying, Bry.; dull, in left, 
 Anac; dull,, under, Asar. ; between, to 
 epigastrium, sitting, I I Bry.; flying, in 
 right, Spong.; in gastritis, ICoccul.; in left, 
 Amm. m., Mane, Verbas.; left to axilla, 01. 
 an.; in border of left, I I Dulc. ; dull, boring, 
 on left, Menyanth.; in left, when breath- 
 ing or coughing, ISep.; under left, with 
 cough, Sul.; to left, worse by cough, inspi- 
 ration, touch, better by gentle pressure (pro- 
 lapsus uteri), I ISep.; under left to heart, 
 I Bry.; fine, in middle of left, from without 
 inward, during inspiration, Millef.; especially 
 about left, when inspiring. A spar. ; in lower 
 part of left, IKalm. ; dull, in left, radiate to 
 all sides, Anac; to occiput, Guaiac; pleuritic 
 after riding in open car, worse by each inspi- 
 ration, Guaiac. ; pressing, along side of right, 
 when swallowing or hawking, Caust.; rheu- 
 matic, in right, Bapt. ; beneath right, HChel.; 
 in right, I IPhos., ISep.; in right, in breath- 
 ing, IKali c; continued, in right, terminating 
 ih one close below, IGuaiac; in right, on in- 
 spiring, Amm. m.; right to left, Coccul. ; 
 through right, in disease of liver, with hydro- 
 thorax, IKali c. ; painful, under right, when 
 stooping, Uugl.; fine, in and behind right, 
 extending to ribs, lAsaf.; under right, Arum 
 t., Jugl.; spasmodic, in right, sitting, Ant. c; 
 dull, between, near spine, Ang. gig?" cutting, 
 lancinating, piercing, shooting. 
 
 Scapulae, swelling: on left, seven inches broad, 
 five inches long, thickness of a finger, raised 
 in middle and inflamed, opened in several 
 places and discharged profuse matter, USil. 
 
 Scapulae, tearing: Berb., ICaust,, Niccol.; on 
 edges, impeding motion of arm, Camph.; 
 between, Anac, Berb., Psor., ISil. ; between, 
 in cardialgia, 1 1 Puis.; between, downward, 
 especially on deep breathing, 1 1 Menyanth.; 
 drawing, Aeon.; in left, Card, m.; in morn- 
 ing, BKali c; in point, Berb.; over, terminat- 
 
 ing in stitch, ICycl.; on top, Rhus ; beneath, 
 while walking, Sil. 
 
 Scapulae, tension: IBar. c, Colch., INux v.; 
 boring, from tip of left, through, INatr. c ; 
 between, with cutting and tingling in skin, 
 Jacea ; of muscles, motion difficult, IMez.; 
 painful, IRhus ; painful between, while lying 
 or moving, Sul. 
 
 Scapulae, throbbing: Calc p.; under lower 
 third of left, Zinc; painful dull but severe, 
 under lower angle of left, Sinap.; painful, on 
 right, Merc. iod. fiav.; painful, in small spot be- 
 tween, IPhos. 
 
 Scapulae, tumor : osseous, on spine of, ICalc. fl.; 
 steatomous, over middle spine of left, violet 
 color, rounded shape, yields slightly to press- 
 ure of finger, tumor pedunculated, could be 
 handled without pain, but lying on back in bed 
 caused bruised or smarting pain, I I Thuya ; on 
 inner part of right, externally, red (scirrhus 
 mammae), ICarbo a. 
 
 Scapulae, wandering pains: sharp (pneumo- 
 nia), ICact. 
 
 Scapulae, as if wet : with cold sweat, skin dry 
 and cool, Lachn. 
 
 SPINAL CORD, affections (in general) : 
 Ang., lApis, IIForm., 1 1 Zinc; anterior por- 
 tion, Eup. pur. ; with constipation, as if rec- 
 tum were paralyzed, ISil.; with gressus galli- 
 naceus, lAur. met., Hgn.; with gressus vacci- 
 nus, ICalc; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 I Cup. ac; acts principally upon motor side, 
 Gels. ; cause paralysis of feet, IZinc; with 
 diminished sexual desire, ICinch.; with in- 
 creased sexual desire, ISil.; from sexual ex- 
 cesses, ICalc, I INux v., I IPhos.; in sheep, 
 ^Esc h. 
 
 Spinal cord, anaemia: from exhausting diseases, 
 IKali ph.; paralysis, INuxv.; in subjects who 
 use sewing machines or are confined to house, 
 INux v.; in those given to sexual excesses, 
 IPhos. ; in tall, lean persons, IPhos. 
 
 Spinal cord, atrophy (tabes dorsalis) : progres- 
 sive locomotor ataxia, Msc. h., lAlumin., 
 lArg. nit., lAtrop., IBell., ICalab., ICaust., 
 ICoccul., Colch., Crotal., Fluor, ac, IGels., 
 IKalibr., ILach., INitr.ac, INuxm., I INux v., 
 HPhos., IPhos. ac, IPicac, HPlumb., IPsor., 
 IRhus, Sec, ISil., IStram., ISul., I ITarant., 
 IZinc; locomotor ataxia, early stages, espe- 
 cially when occurring from exposure to cold 
 or from sexual excess, INux v.; locomotor 
 ataxia, from excessive loss of fluids and se- 
 men, IPhos.; locomotor ataxia, after sexual 
 excesses or exposure to wet and cold, ICalc; 
 from sexual abuse, I IPhos.; with chest pain, 
 torpor or numbness of genitals, IGraph. ; 
 cerebrospinal exhaustion from overwork, 
 I IPhos. ac; preceded by overexcitement, caus- 
 ing paralysis, HPhos.; exhaustion, 1 1 Pic. ac; 
 exhaustion, lightness in body, in onan- 
 ists and hysterical subjects, IGels.; incipient, 
 ICaust.; with palpitation, IGraph.; with par- 
 alysis, ISil.; with dulness of sense, IGraph.; 
 from sexual excesses, IKali br.; with great 
 excitement of sexual system, IFluor. ac; 
 in women, with weakness of legs and back, 
 IGraph. fi^* paralysis. 
 
 Spinal cord, congestion : Cic, IDulc, IGels.; 
 subacute (paralysis), Ailant. J8^ inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Spinal cord, convulsions: from alteration in 
 
31. NECK AND BACK. 
 
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 connective tissue, ISil.; from exhaustion, by 
 sexual excesses, IKali br. 
 
 Spinal cord, dropsy: ILyss. Jg®"* Spine, 
 bifida. 
 
 Spinal cord, ganglia: acts on ganglia, Chloral. 
 
 Spinal cord, inflammation (myelitis): I Aeon., 
 Amm.c, Ant. c, lArn., Ars., Bar. m., IBell., 
 IBenz. ac, Bry., ICalab., ICalc, Carbo v., 
 Caust., Cham., Cie, Cina, Cinch., Coccul., 
 Coff., IColch., Con., Crotal., IDulc., Euph., 
 Hep., Hyos., IHyper., Ilgn., Iod., Kali iod., 
 ILach., Lye, IMerc, Natr. in., Nitr. ac, Nux 
 m., INuxv., IOp., I lOxal.ae, IPhos., Phos.ac, 
 1 1 Pic. ac, Puis., IRhus, Ruta, Sars.,Sec,Sep., 
 Sil., ISul., Sul.ac, IVer.; bony structure af- 
 fected, I ISil.; chronic, I Plumb.; after taking 
 cold, during menstruation, I I Dulc ; especially 
 when occurringfrom exposure to cold or from 
 sexual excess, INuxv.; with diabetes, I IPhos. 
 ac; diffused, ISec; of anterior horns, early 
 stage, I Gels.; myelitis malliosa, diffused, at- 
 tributable to infiltations, Hippoz. ; in menin- 
 gitis, 1 1 Aeon., Crotal., I Natr. s.; I Nux v.; with 
 meningitis, after injury, IHyos.; in meninin- 
 gitis, after injury or checked sweat, lAcon.; 
 meningitis, chronic, with sudden loss of flesh, 
 Plumb.; worse at night, from cold, while lying 
 down, from washing, IDulc; osteomyelitis, 
 IMerc. cor., IPhos.; sudden amelioration, cold 
 sweats do not improve, then symptoms of 
 paralysis, I I Hell.; perimyelitis, 1 1 Sep.; causes 
 prolapsus uteri, ISil.; during scarlatina or 
 measles, eruption not developed, IDulc; after 
 sexual excesses or getting wet, IPhos.; syphi- 
 litic, IKali iod., IMerc., INitr. ac, MPhyt., 
 Sang., Thuya; from getting wet or sleeping 
 on damp ground, I IRhus. 
 
 Spinal cord, injuries: IHyper.; lesions (dia- 
 betes), INux v.; lesion, by a fall, with spas- 
 modic asthmatic attacks, IHyper. 
 
 Spinal cord, irritation : j^" Spine irritation. 
 
 Spinal cord, locomotor ataxy : Egg"* atrophy. 
 
 Spinal cord, neuralgia : g@~- Spine neuralgia. 
 
 Spinal cord, pain : colicky, proceeding from, 
 with sensation as of drawing in of abdomen 
 to back, depression of spirits, IPlumb.; extend- 
 ing through coccyx (coccygodynia),l ILactu.v.; 
 downward drawing, worse on stooping or 
 bending, Daph.; upper part, IHyper. 
 
 Spinal cord, paralysis: ICon., Crotal., Eucal., 
 Sec, ISil.; from decay of anterior portion, 
 Mang. ; congestive state, with tetanic spasms 
 (myelitis acuta), I ICalab.; from alteration in 
 connective tissue, ISil.; exhausting from 
 drainings affecting nerve centres (melancho- 
 lia), IKali ph.; from exhaustion, INux v. ; from 
 exhaustion by sexual excesses, IKali br.; 
 gressus gallinaceus, lArs.; of infants, IRhus; 
 from inflammation, Oxal. ac; of lower third, 
 I Ars. ; of extremities, from pressure, I IPhos.; 
 progressive, with partia^ contraction of af- 
 fected muscles, formication, and tearing in 
 limbs, anaesthesia, with increased heat, IPhos. 
 g^* atrophy ; also Chap. 36, Paralysis. 
 
 Spinal cord, quicksilver : as if quicksilver 
 moved up and down (paralytic rheumatism), 
 IPhos. 
 
 Spinal cord, sclerosis: lateral, Crotal., INux 
 v.; multiple, Arg. nit., Bar. c, Bell., I ICalab., 
 ICaust., Crotal., Gels., Ign., INux v., Oxal. 
 ac, IIPhos.,IPic ac, IPlumb., IRhus, ISil., 
 I ITarant. ; multiple, especially in beginning, 
 
 with gastralgic attacks, vertigo, etc., INux v.; 
 posterior, I I Pic. ac; progressive posterior, 
 ISil.; symptoms suggest, Bar. c. 
 
 Spinal cord, softening: Crotal., IKali ph., 
 IPhos., Sec; reduced to a soft, pulpy mass, 
 dark brown in color, and loaded with shining, 
 greasy particles, Pic ac; chronic degenera- 
 tion (impotence), IPlumb.; preceded by over- 
 excitement, causing paralysis, I IPhos.; idio- 
 pathic, with deadness of nerves, I IKali ph.; 
 incipient, 1 1 Agar. ; causing paralysis, I Pic. 
 ac; causes paralysis of limbs, IStram. 
 
 Spinal cord, tabes dorsalis : g@» atrophy. 
 
 SPINE, abscess: Asaf., Bell., IHep., Iod., 
 Mez., IPhos. ac, ISil., ISul.; cold abscesses, 
 after spondylitis,' Calc a., Calc iod., Calc p., 
 Iod., Natr. m., Phos., Sil., Sul.; after a fall, 
 discharges large quantities of pus daily, 
 I ISul.; near lumbar vertebrae, ICalc p. 
 
 Spine, aching : I I Agar., ICarbo v., Lyss.; burn- 
 ing, in lumbar (acute desquamative stage of 
 Bright's disease), IHelon.; constant, in cen- 
 tre, ISil.; worse from friction, passing off after 
 rising, morning, Lye. vir.; in lower, 1 101. jec, 
 violent, long lasting, about post-lumbar verte- 
 brae, IZinc; worse between shoulder blades 
 and lumbar region, Arum d.; worse sitting, 
 better rising, walking, lying down, IIKob.; 
 upward, with stiffness, worse in damp 
 weather, INux m.; along last dorsal verte- 
 brae, Asaf., lAscl. s.; along first lumbar verte- 
 brae, Asaf. 
 
 Spine, affections: lAlumin., Apis, IDolich., 
 Ilgn., Kali br., I Mez., I I Paris, ISabad., ISil., 
 I IZinc; with anaesthesia or hyperaethesia, 
 Plumb.; with gressus vaccinus, Hod., Sec; 
 from inflammation of vertebrae, IPhos.; in- 
 volving medulla oblongata, IHydr. ac; with 
 melancholy, after disappointed love, I Ilgn.; 
 mercurial cases, limbs feel as if shortened, 
 pains darting like shocks of electricity, Mez.; 
 in paralysis, lArs. ; with priapism, IPic ac; 
 cannot bear to be raised up in bed and cannot 
 raise herself on account of severe pain, 
 ILach.; from sexual excesses, I INux v.; with 
 tinea capitis, Bar. c; due to torticollis, INux 
 v.; from getting wet, IRhus. 
 
 Spine, air : least draught felt, cannot keep warm, 
 Sumb. 
 
 Spine, bifida (hydrorachis) : Arm, Ars., Asaf., 
 Bar. c, Bell., ICalc, Calc p., Calend., Cann. s., 
 Carbo v., Dulc, Eup. perf, Graph., Hep., 
 Lach., Lye, Merc, Mez., Nitr. ac, Phos., 
 IPsor., Ruta, ISil., Staph., Sul.; of the new- 
 born, ICalc 
 
 Spine, biting : in a small place, Agar. 
 
 Spine, boring : in spinous processes, Brom. 
 
 Spine, bruised feeling: Sabad., Spig. ; as if 
 beaten, Ruta ; takes away breath, Ruta ; in 
 cervical, Arm; in dorsal, Arm; in dorsal, as 
 from a fall, Ruta ; in lumbar, Rhus, IRuta ; 
 in lumbar vertebrae, standing, sitting or lying, 
 causes limping when walking, 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Spine, burning: I Agar., Aeon., Bell., IPhos., 
 Plumb. ,Ver.; and aching, IHelon.; four inches 
 above small of back, Lachn.;in epileptic at- 
 tack, I Ars.; down, Glom, Med.; to head, pain 
 and aching (threatens abortion from fright), 
 ■Gels.; whole length, I IZinc; up whole, when 
 lying, I Lye; brought on by any attempt at 
 using mind, Pic. ac; in myelitis, IPhos. ; with 
 numbness of feet and hands, ICalab.; along, 
 
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 with palpitation, INatr. c; pressing, across 
 dorsal region and under scapula, like that 
 produced by sewing, ISep.; between shoul- 
 ders, Ars. met.; along whole, worse sitting, 
 IZinc; in a small place, Agar.; spots, IPhos.; 
 along vertebrae to left, Asaf.; in last vertebra, 
 which is sore to touch (aphonia nervosa), 
 1 1 Puis. ; with weakness of legs and back, with 
 soreness of muscles and joints, brought on by 
 study, IPic. ac. g^* heat. 
 
 Spine, buzzing: formication, 1 1 Sec. 
 
 Spine, carbuncle : small (gastralgia), ICaust. 
 JiilT 1 Neck carbuncle. 
 
 Spine, caries : j^f* vertebrae. 
 
 Spine, chilliness : with dull pain in lower cer- 
 vical and upper dorsal vertebrae (myelitis), 
 IDulc; creeps up, IGels. ; with sick headache 
 every month, 1 1 Polyp. Jl^* Back chill, 
 chilliness. 
 
 Spine, chills: creeping, Oxal. ac; creeping 
 along, intermingled with hot flashes between 
 shoulder blades, up back to nape of neck, 
 
 I I Polyp.; horripilations and pains in limbs, 
 Form.; rigors, melancholia after fit of passion, 
 IHyos. ; run down, in facial neuralgia, I ISep.; 
 shuddering along, after and during menses, 
 INitr. ac. 
 
 Spine, coldness : IHyos., Ruta; as if cold air 
 were spreading, like aura epileptica, Agar. ; in 
 dorsal, with shaking, Menyanth.; downward 
 and through entire abdomen, with nausea 
 and vomiting (diarrhoea), ICrot. t. ; icy, 
 through whole length, 1 1 Thuya ; during itch- 
 ing and burning of skin (pruritis senilis), 
 IMez. 
 
 Spine, concussion : jgg^ injuries. 
 
 Spine, congestion: Absin., lArt. v., Crotal., 
 ■Gels.; with incipient aphasia, IGels.; in cere- 
 brospinal meningitis, IGels.; in opisthotonos, 
 Ver. v.; with throbbing headache, after severe 
 mental effort, worse at base of brain, IPic. ac. 
 
 Spine, contractions : spasmodic, through whole 
 length, especially on motion, Coccul.; sensa- 
 tion of, Cham. ; with vertigo, Sarrac. 
 
 Spine, cracking : Coccul.; in cervical vertebras, 
 on moving head, INatr. c.,Niccol.; creaking 
 noise, Agnus ; on bending head backward, 
 with stiffness of neck, ISul.; on raising head, 
 01. an.; after falling down stairs, in lumbar 
 vertebrae, on bending, 1 1 Rhus ; audible, on 
 slight motion, Kali bi.; on moving body, 
 Agar. ; on moving neck, IChel. 
 
 Spine, crawls: ISal. ac: as from beetles, 
 
 I I Aeon. ; commences at back of neck, moving 
 slowly down (epilepsy), ILach. 
 
 Spine, curvature : HCalc, ICalcp., ICarbov., 
 IFerr. iod., IRhus, HSil., IISul.; cervical 
 caries, I ISyph.; from caries of vertebrae, 
 ■ IPhos. ac; dorsal, ICalc, ■Rhus; angular, 
 after fall, hump prominent, increasing fast, 
 I ISul.; drawn from normal position, after fall- 
 ing down stairs, I IRhus ; from fifth to twelfth 
 vertebrae, bent backward, cannot stand erect, 
 is bent forward and supports body by putting 
 hands on knees, head sinks between knees on 
 sitting on floor (after vaccination), 1 1 Thuya ; 
 in hip disease, IKalic; with open fontanel- 
 les, in children, BPuls.; increasing, 1 1 Merc; 
 laterally (marasmus), ICalc; to left, ICalc p.; 
 lumbar, I Bell.; lumbar vertebrae, forward, 
 ■Calc p. ; lumbo-dorsal region (Potts' curva- 
 ture), ISul.; swelling in curvature of neck or 
 
 back, ICalc; Potts' disease, ICalc, Merc. cor.; 
 strongly bent to right side, I ISul.; to right, 
 painful to touch and motion, ISil.; after sup- 
 pression of scabies by ointment, ■Sul. ; be- 
 tween shoulders (emphysema), ■Hep.; drawn 
 to one side, ■Merc ; when standing there is a 
 deep anterior curve of lumbar, much dimin- 
 ished in a prone position (Duchenne's pseudo- 
 hypertrophic paralysis). IPhos.; upper part 
 of, Puis. fi^° vertebrae. 
 
 Spine, cutting : Ang.; to abdomen, in a circle, 
 ■Aeon.; in region of lowest dorsal, lAscl. s. ; 
 worse on inhalation and moving body, Ang.; 
 lumbar vertebrae, worse during stool, Rheum ; 
 in vertebrae, Ang. g^" darting, lancinating. 
 
 Spine, damp: distressing sensation of damp 
 clothes, 1 1 Tuberc 
 
 Spine, darting: like shocks of electricity in 
 mercurial cases (diseaseof spine) , Mez.; up, on 
 stooping (traumatic periostitis of sacrum and 
 lower vertebrae), I ISil. Jg^ lancinating. 
 
 Spine, dislocated: as if, painful, in cervical 
 vertebrae, when lifting arm, BAng. 
 
 Spine, distress: along, with palpitation, ■Natr.c 
 
 Spine, drawing: ICina, INatr. m.; slight pain 
 in afternoon, changes to a seated, dull tearing 
 in joints of legs, worse walking, Stront. ; takes 
 away breath, Ruta ; cramplike in dorsal ver- 
 tebrae, as from a cold in left side, Illic; near 
 to left, downward from shoulder blade. Ba- 
 diag. ; lumbar region extends at one time into 
 upper then to lower limbs, I IRhod.; through 
 lumbar vertebrae on standing, Cann. i.; 
 through lumbar vertebrae, while standing, 
 with stitches in small of back, BCon. ; in 
 middle, with drawing opposite to it, on back 
 part of stomach, IStram.; painful, ■< aps.; 
 each side, ■Cinch.; like a painful weakness, 
 while sitting and stooping, Zinc. 
 
 Spine, eruption: petechias, in cerebrospinal 
 disease, 1 1 Ver. v.; several groups of pustules 
 near, have a hemorrhagic appearance , spread 
 from one group to another until it reaches ax- 
 illary line (herpes zoster from external appli- 
 cation of Rhus), ILach.; large greenish spots at 
 base, Chloral. ; to sternum, right side, patches 
 of exanthema (herpes zoster, after external 
 application of Rhus), ILach.; variola-like pus- 
 tules, painful and suppurate, ISil. 
 
 Spine, exudation : Am. 
 
 Spine, fall : dorsal, as if it would fall in when 
 sitting long, Bar. c. 
 
 Spine, formication: I ■Aeon., Agar.; into ex- 
 tremities, INux v.; along, in sexual excess, 
 ■Ars.; in lower half, I IPhos. fl^" numbness. 
 
 Spine, gnawing : MBell. 
 
 Spine, heat: Hyos.; warm air streaming up 
 into head (precedes epileptic attack), I Ars.; 
 cervical, to occiput, Nitr. sp. d.; follows sen- 
 sation as if she were going to faint, Med.; 
 running up to head, before convulsions (puer- 
 peral eclampsia), ■Phos.; in lower part, IPic 
 ac; pungently hot and dry .(cerebrospinal 
 disease), 1 1 Ver. v.; sensation, Plumb.; hot 
 spot, ■Phos.; warmth to head, TrCann. i.; ris- 
 ing of warmth along, ILyc; for a week, IMed. 
 flgp burning. 
 
 Spine, heaviness: ■Phos.; weight, in lumbar 
 vertebrae, Ammoniac 
 
 Spine, heavy pain : in lower, 1 101. jec 
 
 Spine, inflammation: jg@* vertebrae; also 
 Spinal cord inflammation. 
 
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 Spine, injuries: lArn., IHyper., Ruta; bruises 
 and shocks, I Arn., HCon. 
 
 Spine, irritation: IChin. s., Coca, ICoccuL, 
 Crotal., ICup. m., IHep., INaja, INatr. m., 
 INux v., 1 101. jec, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., 
 IPuls., 1 1 Rhus, 1 1 Sec, I ITherid., IZinc; in 
 painful affections, lAtrop. s.; with amaurosis, 
 first right, then left eye, ICinch.; asthenopia, 
 caused by, I INatr. m.; causes cardiac neuroses, 
 I Kali br.; causes cephalalgia, I ISil.; in chest 
 diseases, confinement, reflex uterine troubles, 
 caries, etc., IPhos. ; during febrile stage of scar- 
 latina, IVer. v.; in intermittent fever, IChin. s.; 
 in beginning of typhoid fever, Val.; especially 
 from grief, anger, sexual excesses, etc. , INatr. 
 m.; excessive hyperesthesia, slight touch pro- 
 duces spasmodic pain in chest and indescrib- 
 able distress in cardiac region, at times heart 
 feels as if twisted, I ITarant.; causes hysteria, 
 ■ Kali br., ITherid.; with chronic leucorrhcea, 
 Ziz.; desire to lie down, INux v.; of lower 
 part, paralytic incontinence of urine from, 
 I INux v.; better lying flat on back, with firm 
 pressure, INatr. m.; could not bear least noise, 
 jar of foot on floor aggravates, must cry out, 
 ITherid.; affecting muscles, causing cough, 
 laryngismus and even spasmodic stricture 
 of oesophagus, INaja; causes nymphomania, 
 ISil.; with paralytic symptoms, I ISil.; press- 
 ure of finger between vertebrae causes patient 
 to wince, ICalab.; causes prosopalgia, llgn.; 
 with prostration, I IZinc; dilatation of pupils, 
 INux v.; reflex, IDiosc; rheumatic, IBar. c, 
 Caust.; due to sexual excess or masturbation 
 IPuls.; itching in uterus, I Plat.; caused by get- 
 ting wet, 1 1 Rhus. 8^ sensitive. 
 
 Spine, jerking: in middle, ICina. 
 
 Spine, lame : pain, as if, Ruta. 
 
 Spine, lancinating : from lower dorsal verte- 
 brae through chest, arresting breathing, Berb.; 
 in upper part, towards right scapula, Cina. 
 g^* cutting, stitches. 
 
 Spine, neuralgia : Diad., IGels., 1 1 Ran. b.; in 
 lower part of cervical, IGlon.; worse morning 
 and evening, and after eating (rheumatic neu- 
 ralgia after unusual exposure), I IPhos. 
 
 Spine, numbness : creeping, especially between 
 hips, Calab.; along and into extremities, INux 
 v. ; lower half, 1 1 Phos. ; tired pains, up and 
 down (nervous debility), ICurar. Hi^ for- 
 mication. 
 
 Spine, oppression : during sweat (ague), 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Spine, pain : acute, of seventh cervical vertebra, 
 Lye vir.; along, INux m., (Enan.; in region 
 of atlas, extends to right side, Arum t.; with 
 inclination to bend forward, as if hard to sit 
 up straight (myelitis acuta), I ICalab.; in dor- 
 sal, as if back would break, ILil. tig.; pains, 
 as if not capable of carrying body, Arn.; along 
 cervical, Lyss.; pain in cervical vertebrae, 
 I IStram.; in cervical vertebrae, worse moving 
 head, better pressing hand thereon, ICamph.; 
 in cervical, in influenza, ICepa ; in cervical, 
 along, worse by movement or exertion (cere- 
 brospinal pains), lOxal. ac; in third cervical 
 vertebra, IFluor. ac. ; located about sixth cer- 
 vical, extends upward and downwa-rd, with 
 aching numbness, heat and weight, worse 
 afternoon about 2 or 3 o'clock, better by rest 
 and out of doors, worse when working, or 
 getting tired when walking (irritation of men- 
 inges in cervical portion), 1 1 Paris; down 
 
 entire, after constriction in chest, shivering 
 downward, IGlon.; constant, in cervical and 
 upper dorsal vertebrae (myelitis), IStram.; 
 constant, sometimes worse in lumbar region, 
 with heat and burning, IKalm.; attending 
 curvature, Msc. h., I ISil.; in region of den- 
 toid vertebra, extends to right side, Arum t.; 
 with depression, INaja ; distressing, I^Ethus. ; 
 pain, in first dorsal vertebra, llpom.; at last 
 dorsal vertebra, IZinc; in dorsal vertebra, 
 right side, Iod.; in dorsal, to stomach, on 
 pressure (affection of spine), ILach.; in upper 
 dorsal vertebra, I IStram.; in upper three dor- 
 sal vertebrae, through shoulder blades, IKalm.; 
 about fourth and tenth dorsal vertebrae, 
 Gamb. ; in eighth dorsal vertebra, worse by 
 movement and deep inspiration, ILobel. c. ; 
 down, in headache, ICoccul.; to head and 
 shoulders, IGels.; intense, in headache, ILac 
 def.; with cutaneous hyperaesthesia, Lyss.; 
 cervical, intense, in influenza, ICepa; along 
 accompanying inspiration, Morph. s.; violent, 
 in spinal irritation, I I Rhus ; lies only on back, 
 in caries of dorsal vertebrae, ILach.; passed 
 down to loins and hips and from thence to 
 knees, Lyss. ; in lower, Aur. met., Lyss.; in 
 lower, with pain in chest, Bar. c ; in lower, 
 betwee*n hips, Calab. ; in lower, in spinal irri- 
 tation, ICoccul.; in lower portion from lumbar 
 vertebrae, Ferr. iod.; in lower sacral vertebrae, 
 worse sitting, with sensation as if swollen, 
 Syph.; better lying on something hard, INatr. 
 m.; across lumbar, Gamb.; in lumbar vertebrae, 
 Ipom. ; in lumbar vertebrae, in intermittent, 
 I I Polyp.; in lumbar vertebrae, when moving, 
 Ars. s. f.; pain in lumbar vertebrae, in nephri- 
 tis, lArn.; on standing, in lumbar vertebrae, 
 Cann. i. ; in upper lumbar vertebrae, Cain.; in 
 first and second lumbar vertebrae, when turn- 
 ing, Agar. ; in articulation of lumbar vertebrae 
 and sacrum, left side, pressing spot causes 
 pain down thigh to knee, Natr. p.; all along, 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICed., IGlon.; 
 in middle, on swallowing, as of sharp crust 
 sticking in an inward direction (rheumatic 
 fever), ICaust.; on motion or turning body, 
 Agar. ; severe,worse from moving arms and legs 
 (traumatic meningitis) , IHyper.; worse from 
 motion (meningitis), IMerc.; from neck, into 
 brain, on turning or moving head (affection 
 of spine), ILach.; especially nape of heck and 
 spine, worse from pressure, lAng.; paroxysms 
 of intense coldness, Lyss.; down a part of, Sars.; 
 periodically returning, preventing walking, 
 IPhos.; worse from pressure (myelitis), IMerc; 
 violent, as from sudden rising after long stoop- 
 ing, Arn.; excruciating, especially in sacral 
 region, Sec; on a line with inferior angles of 
 scapulae, all evening with deep respiration, 
 Alum.; and all over body with sciatica, IPe- 
 trol.; between shoulders, IChel.; between 
 shoulders, sore to touch, Ars. m.; in both 
 sides when moving head, better warmth of 
 stove, TrCarbo v.; all down and close to it on 
 both sides, Calab.; worse sitting, TrKob.; daily 
 more severe, could not sit, except on an air 
 cushion, after falling out of a hammock, 
 ■Hyper.; prevent^ sleep, Con.; especially in a 
 spot size of palm in middle, sensitive to touch 
 and motion, after dinner, lAgar.; worse stoop- 
 ing, I Agar. ; streaking up and down, IPhyt.; 
 sudden pain about fourth and fifth dorsal 
 
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 vertebrae, to right side of chest and shoulders, 
 Brach.; as if tired, in lumbar vertebrae, in 
 morning, I IKreo.; several places, sensitive to 
 
 . touch, Agar.; unbearable, Ars. h.; fifth and 
 sixth vertebrae, Aspar. ; cannot walk erect, 
 must stoop, Cann. i.; as if too weak to support, 
 stooping, I Agar.; like a weight, worse on lift- 
 ing, ICinch.; like a wound in lower dorsal 
 vertebrae, worse by pressure and movement, 
 Chel. 
 
 Spine, pinching: near lowest portion, ICarboy. 
 
 Spine, pressing feeling: Nitr. sp. d.; must 
 bend backward, IBism. ; burning, above 
 small of back, Zinc; in cervical vertebrae, 
 Nitr. sp. d. ; drawing acute pain in right 
 side, opposite liver, especially on inspiration, 
 Kuta ; dull, IPhos.; in lower portion, Pallad.; 
 near lowest portion, ICarbo v.; in lumbar 
 vertebrae, Ammoniac; in lumbar vertebra, 
 sharp, standing, sitting or lying, causes limp- 
 ing when walking, 1 1 Hep.; in lumbar region, 
 with pressure in stomach, I IPvhod.; pain, 
 during breathing, ICalc; in cervical vertebrae, 
 painful about fourth, ILac def.; while sitting, 
 as if pressed like an elastic^ body, Benz. ac; 
 passing up and down while sitting erect, 
 Spong.; as if a solid object were slowly press- 
 ing against it, with pressing pain in lower 
 portion of scapula, towards noon, Pallad. 
 
 Spine, purple : discolored band, two inches 
 
 . wide, along each side, Chloral. 
 
 Spine, redness: Ver. v. 
 
 Spine, rheumatism: I IDulc, IPhyt.; in lower 
 cervical vertebrae, ISil.; in upper cervical ver- 
 tebrae, with stiffness of neck, ICalc; in lum- 
 bar vertebrae, boring, tearing, burning down- 
 ward, with inclination to move, ICalc 
 
 Spine, sensitive: in amaurosis, ICinch.; in 
 cervical region, pressure causes outcries and 
 raving, Stram.; cervical vertebrae, ICard. m.; 
 especially cervical and upper dorsal (spotted 
 fever), lAct. rac; from sixth cervical ver- 
 tebrae to small of back, touch intolerable, 
 ICup. m.; of dorsal vertebra, ICard. m.; dur- 
 ing intervals of consciousness, in encephalitis, 
 ICoccul.; hyperaesthesia, IDios. ; in parenchy- 
 matous metritis, 1 1 Lac c; painful, from last 
 cervical to fifth dorsal vertebra, to pressure 
 and touch, Tell. ; could not bear pressure, after 
 a blow (hysteria), I I Sep.; cervical vertebrae, 
 to pressure, with congestive chills, I Arm; to 
 pressure, cervical vertebrae, of neuralgic head- 
 ache and cerebral spinal meningitis, IGels.; 
 pressure on spinous processes of first three 
 cervical vertebrae, aggravates or brings on 
 neuralgic attack (neuralgia of face), IColoc; 
 to pressure, seventh cervical (neuralgic head- 
 ache), IGels.; to pressure, cervical, slightest 
 pressure on spinous processes aggravates pain 
 in infraorbital region, side of face and back of 
 neck, makes her shrink and almost leap from 
 chair, 1 1 Sul. ; cries out on pressure, tired, 
 pale, nausea, belching and retching, lAtrop. s.; 
 to pressure, last and first dorsal vertebrae, 
 HChin. s.; pressure on last dorsal vertebra 
 aggravates pain (cramp in stomach), ICochl.; 
 pressure on three upper dorsal vertebrae, 
 causes dyspnoea (spinal irritation), IChin. s.; 
 to pressure, from third to fifth dorsal verte- 
 brae (nervous affection), IMagn. p; fifth and 
 sixth dorsal vertebrae painful to pressure, 
 IPuls.^ painful on pressure in all stages of 
 
 fever paroxysm, I IChin. s.; to pressure, lower 
 lumbar (hysteria), I Plat.; to pressure, in my- 
 elitis, IDulc; pressure between shoulder 
 blades produces violent and long continued 
 pain, she had well-marked spinal irritation, 
 I ISil.; to pressure, spinous processes of dorsal 
 vertebrae between scapulae, also muscles be- 
 tween processes and left scapula were sensi- 
 tive, much worse on left side, worse from 
 unpleasant emotions, excitement, and by vex- 
 ation, IPhos.; with sciatica, Tell.; sore, does 
 not wish it to be touched, Iodof.; spot 
 between shoulder blades, causing waterbrash 
 and afterwards nausea and vomiting when spot 
 has been touched, I I Rhus ; tender spot about 
 centre of dorsal vertebrae, I I Sul.; tenderness 
 in cervical, worse by movement or exertion 
 (cerebrospinal pains), lOxal. ac; seventh 
 cervical vertebrae, tenderness even on touch, 
 Carbol. ac. ; tenderness of lower dorsal verte- 
 brae (Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic paral- 
 ysis), IPhos.; tenderness of upper dorsal and 
 lower cervical spinous processes, with stiff 
 neck, worse on exertion or strain upon spine, 
 painful to pressure, which causes pain and 
 irritation to cough (spinal irritation) I I Sec; 
 tenderness, near and extending to kidneys 
 (diabetes), I lUran. n.; tenderness, from cere- 
 bellum to kidneys, with aching and ex- 
 hausted feeling in cerebellum and medulla, 
 Med.; tenderness, with neuralgia of head, 
 back and cardiac region, I IRan.sc; tender- 
 ness, mostly in neck, below occiput (affec- 
 tion of spine), ILach.; tenderness, along, in 
 ovarian neuralgia, 1 1 Zinc; tenderness, on 
 pressure, from last dorsal vertebra to sacrum, 
 ICoccul.; tender, on pressure over posterior 
 spinous processes of all cervical and four first 
 dorsal vertebrae (neuralgia of face), IColoc; 
 tender, when stretching, Med.; to touch, 
 IPhos., IZinc; to touch, cervical, IHyper.; 
 cervical vertebrae, to touch (intermittent), 
 IChin. s.; to touch, from cervical vertebrae to 
 region of kidneys, least touch made him 
 shrink, IHyper. ; to touch, in first dorsal ver- 
 tebrae, Brach.; could not bear least touch, 
 irritability akin to convulsions, Lyss.; whole 
 length, to touch, Med.; to touch, cannot locate 
 pain (intermittent), ICoccul.; to touch, lum- 
 bar vertebrae, Med.; to touch, lumbar vertebrae 
 (nervous affection), IMagn. c; to touch, lum- 
 bar vertebrae, in paralytic rheumatism, IPhos.; 
 to touch, worse in morning, I Agar.; painful to 
 touch, Chin. a. ; to touch or pressure, INatr. 
 m. ; to touch or pressure, in perimyelitis, 
 ■Sep.; slightest touch excites spasms, Aeon.; 
 vertebra prominent, IGels.; to touch, in ver- 
 tebrae, IPhos.; sore to touch, 1 101. jec; be- 
 tween vertebrae, INatr. m.; between vertebrae, 
 sits sideways to avoid pressure against spine 
 (spinal irritation), ITherid.; of vertebrae, to 
 hot sponge (chorea), lAgar.; three vertebrae 
 painful, shrieks when they are touched, can- 
 not sleep on back, IKali c. 
 
 Spine, sharp pains: in lower, 1101. jec; in 
 whole length, better lying on back, I IZinc; 
 from upper dorsal into occiput, IKali c; 
 shooting into occiput (confinement), 1 1 Petrol. 
 
 Spine, shocks : starting from one of lower ver- 
 tebrae, 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Spine, shooting: Aeon., Bell.; deep, lAgar.; 
 lumbar from vertebrae to crest of ilium, right 
 
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 side, Chrom. ac; in single vertebrae, Agar. 
 $^ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Spine, soreness: down cervical, IHam.; in cer- 
 vical, of left side, IISul.; in lower cervical 
 vertebrae, Con.; at lower cervical vertebras, 
 down to joints of and under both scapulae, 
 Natr. a.; in last and first lumbar dorsal verte- 
 bras, Bell.; in lower part, almost traceable to 
 sciatic nerve, TBrach.; worse by motion, and 
 by pressure on spinous processes, IChel.; pain- 
 ful, IMerc. iod. rub.; up and down, I I Natr. s.; 
 pain, within, from below upward, Eup. pur. 
 
 Spine, stabbing : in vertebrae, as with a knife, 
 from without inward, Bell.; from third verte- 
 bra, cervical to fifth dorsal, striking forward 
 through chest to sternum, worse motion, 
 IKali bi. Jg^" lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Spine, sticking : with every expiration, in lum- 
 bar vertebrae, Sul. 
 
 Spine, stiffness: JEsc. h.; with inclination to 
 bend forward, as if hard to sit up straight 
 (myelitis acuta), llCalab.; cervical portion 
 stiff, motion causes disagreeable tension and 
 dull pain deep in and to both shoulders (my- 
 elitis), IDulc. ; beginning, in region of os coc- 
 cygis, lArs.; dorsal, wantof mobility in, Bar.c; 
 painful on awaking, ICalc; painful, with in- 
 clination to bend forward, as if hard to sit 
 up straight, Calab.; painful, followed by ebul- 
 lition and blood to head, ICalc; rigid, IBell.; 
 rigid, in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICic; rigid, 
 motion exceedingly painful, I ILobel. c.; rigid, 
 in periodic attacks, with pain through chest, 
 ICepa; sore feeling down right side, then 
 across loins and over right hip joint, Sil.j in- 
 ability to straighten after stooping, IKali bi.; 
 vertebrae, stiffness of, Coccul. 
 
 Spine, stinging : cervical vertebrae, Lyss. ; after 
 lifting, could not turn all night without pain, 
 better in morning, Bor. ; in one vertebra, 
 Lyss. 
 
 Spine, stitches: Berb., ICinch., Nitr. sp. d.; 
 burning pains, radiate from dorsal region of 
 of (sciatica), I Ran. b. ; like splinters, Agar.; 
 sudden sharp, in evening, through chest, 
 extending into cartilages of left ribs, 
 Mez.; in upper dorsal vertebrae, between 
 shoulders, constant when sitting, intermittent 
 when standing, extends to hands, worse by 
 pressure, I I Sec; fine, persistent, in last dorsal 
 vertebra, when sitting bent over, Verbas.; 
 dull, in second lumbar vertebra, Arg. met.; in 
 middle, immediately after supper, Zinc; dur- 
 ing motion, Meph. ; pressing, mostly in sacrum, 
 with dyspnoea, Tarax. ; right side, going deep 
 into chest, Ang.; when sitting, Ruta ; sudden, 
 each side, Cinnab.; from below upward, Lach. 
 jg^* cutting, darting, lancinating, shoot- 
 ing, stabbing. 
 
 Spine, stooping: ISep., ISul. J^" curvature. 
 
 Spine, swelling: of left side of cervical, I ISul. 
 
 Spine, tearing: Berb., ICaps., ICina ; burning, 
 near right side of, above small of back, IKali c; 
 downward, Mang.; in lower, extending to 
 iliac bones, Chel.; in lumbar region, extends 
 at one time into upper, then into lower limbs, 
 I I Rhod. ; in lumbar vertebrae , forward around 
 
 left lumbar region to linea alba (neuralgia), 
 ICaust. ; in middle, ICina; rending, during 
 and before menses, BCinnab.; when sitting, 
 to anterior spinous process of left ilium, stitch- 
 ing, IIDros.; when stooping, and bending 
 backward, also walking, IChel. 
 
 Spine, tension : INatr. m.; in dorsal vertebrae, 
 Aur. mur.; painful, followed by loss of con- 
 sciousness, INatr. m. 
 
 Spine, twinges: near dorsal vertebrae, lAmyl.; 
 with numbness of feet and hands I Calab. 
 
 Spine, twitching: I I Agar. 
 
 Spine, uneasiness: great, 1 1 Agar.; in head- 
 ache, I Agar.; in lumbar vertebrae, ISabina. 
 
 Spine, vertebrae : caries, Bufo.; caries, with cer- 
 vical curvature directly forward, occiput sink- 
 ing down to a level with it and resting on pro- 
 tuberance of curvature,often nearly a teaspoon- 
 ful of calcareous matter would be discharged at 
 a time, which if evaporated leaves dry powder, 
 looking like phosphate of lime, pain in curva- 
 ture, worse at night, 1 1 Syph.; caries, with 
 curvature, HPhos. ac; caries, dorsal, IBufo., 
 1 I Syph.; caries, dorsal, resulting in deformed 
 chest, leaving child feeble, I Lach.; caries, 
 dorsal, with acute curvature, numerous cloacae 
 communicating with diseased bone, one larger 
 than the rest, exuding sanious, offensive pus 
 and surrounded with proud flesh, thicken- 
 ing and induration of surrounding parts 
 from effusion of lymph, percussion or press- 
 ure not endurable^ motion gave great pain 
 by day, terrific pain by night, intense neu- 
 ralgic pains every night, commence 5 to 7 
 p.m., terminate at daylight or 5 a.m., I I Syph.; 
 caries, dorsal, swelling of bone, size of a fist, 
 IBufo. ; caries, three or four fistulous passages, 
 I IPhos.ac;cariesoflower, with painful fistul- 
 ous openings discharging pus, attended with 
 burning thirst and fever, IPhos. ac ; caries, 
 inflammation has extended inward and in- 
 volved spinal cord, IPhos.; caries, lumbar, 
 ISil.; caries, in scrofulous children, IPhos.; 
 cervical disease, I ISil.; interstitial distension 
 of upper dorsal, Puis.; considerably enlarged, 
 I IPhos. ac; sensation as if gliding over one 
 another when turning over in bed, Sul.; in- 
 flammation acute, IMerc, INatr. m., IPhos.; 
 seventh and eighth protrude, forming a lump 
 (glandular swelling, scrofula), IBar. m.; soft- 
 ened, IISul.; spinous processes prominent, 
 I IPhos.; spondylarthrocace, IPhos.; spondy- 
 litis, cervical, I IPhos. ac; after spondylitis, 
 paralysis of legs, IPhos. Jgig? 1 * abscess, curr 
 vature. 
 
 Spine, weakness : IJEsc. h., 1 1 Agar., ICast. eq., 
 Hep., IPhos.; in evening, Alum.; from ex- 
 haustion, IGels.; giving rise to great fatigue, 
 exertion and frequent desire to urinate, espe- 
 cially in morning, IPhos. ac; after typhoid 
 .fever, fears he will be paralyzed, Sefen.; in 
 headache, I Agar. ; paralytic, Ananth.; partial 
 paralysis, INatr. m.; difficult scybalous stool 
 at long intervals, impotence, IINux v. 
 
 Spine, weariness : tired feeling in cervical and 
 dorsal vertebrae, with peculiar burning of 
 exhaustion, 1 1 Naja. 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 Arms. Elbows. Fingers. Hands. Shoulders. Wrists. 
 
 ARMS, abscess : lAnanth.; after dissecting- 
 wound, IISiL; suppuration of cellular tissue 
 of right forearm, I ISil. 
 
 Arms, aching: Cact.; and soreness as if beaten 
 above and below elbows, IIEup. perf. ; in left, 
 Chin, a.; of right biceps flexor cubiti, Gamb.; 
 in all bones, particularly in thumb, ICalc; in 
 bones, after headache, Med.; dull, 7rCarbol.ac; 
 dull, heavy, in left, Iber. ; in forearm, Como.; 
 in left forearm, ICarbol. ac.; short, lasting, 
 growing pain in middle of left in front as from 
 a severe blow, Chrom. ac. ; on left humerus, 
 Sarrac. ; in left humerus, worse to touch, Iodof . ; 
 in right humerus, Arum d. ; in left, Arum d.; 
 in left, with disease of heart, IIEhus; in 
 parenchymatous metritis, IILacc; of left, 
 in muscular atrophy, ICalc; dull, in left, 
 as if he had slept on it all night, Iber.; 
 numb (remittent fever), ICarbol. ac. ; in 
 right radius, worse motion or touch, Sabina ; 
 in right, Dolich., Gamb., INitr. ac; in right 
 above elbow, I I Stram. ; in right upper, Co- 
 mo.; in right (the left is bitten), feeling as if 
 weather were going to change, Lyss.; mostly 
 right, Jalap.; to shoulder, lasts all day, Vespa; 
 sore, Calc. p. ;^ sore, in left down,to elbow (car- 
 diac rheumatism), ICact.; asif sprained, Jugl.; 
 dull, strained sensation, in middle of humer- 
 us as if about to break, Merc. iod. rub.; and is 
 swollen, Lyss.; dull, on outer surface of right 
 ulna, lArs. 
 
 Arms, alive : sensation as if something alive 
 were running in, at night in bed, llgn. 
 
 Arms, atrophy : jj^ 35 emaciated. 
 
 Arms, belong : sensation in right as if it did 
 not belong to her (hysterical paraplegia), llgn. 
 
 Arms, bending : irresistible desire to bend, with 
 intense pain, drives out of bed at 2 a.m., better 
 walking slowly, IFerr.; backward, causes 
 shortness of breath and oppression, I ISul. 
 
 Arms, bent: at elbows, Ferr. s.; at elbow, in a 
 right angle, CEnanth. ; forearms flexed on arms 
 which are firmly pressed to sides (hysteria), 
 IHydr. ac ; slightly curved, during seventh 
 month of pregnancy, in a woman with albu- 
 minuria, dropsy, headache, etc, I ICEnanth. 
 $@~ contraction. 
 
 Arms, biting: to armpits, especially along 
 course of vessels, Apis. 
 
 Arms, blue (cyanotic): Bism.,Elaps ; in cholera 
 infantum, I Apis ; in crusta serpiginosa, 
 I ISul.; forearm, Bism. ; in streaks, downright 
 forearm, Lyss.; to purple, almost black, 
 Vespa. 
 
 Arms, boils: Brom., Guaraea; bloodboils, ISil., 
 I I Syph.; bloodboil on left forearm, near wrist, 
 Hod.; bloodboils on upper, IBar. c; furuncle, 
 ISil.; furuncles, with ulceration of ears, IPe- 
 trol.; furuncles on right forearm, INatr. s.; 
 large inflamed furuncle on upper right, near 
 
 elbow, ICrotal.; two or three inches apart, 
 some papular, with inflamed area, others pus- 
 tular, Hydras.; small, on posterior surface of 
 right upper, I I Iod. 
 
 Arms, boring: Ant. sul. aur., Bov.; on right 
 forearm, I I Aur. met. ; as if in marrow of 
 humerus, Mang. ; in left upper, better by mo- 
 tion, 1 1 Cina ; in ulna, nightly, Arg. nit. 
 
 Arms, feel as if broken : and dislocated, worse 
 on pressure and from movement, IPuls.; in 
 left, Cain.; in neuralgia of brachial flexus, 
 1 1 Ver. ; in upper right, as if it would break,, 
 Cinnab. 
 
 Arms, bruised feeling: Aph. ch., Berb., Calc 
 p., Card, m., Lyss., ISep.; as if beaten, Ast. r. r 
 Cast. eq. , ISul. ; as if beaten in bones of upper, 
 Ang. ; as if beaten and lame in left, near elbow, 
 Lyss.; as if beaten, on pressure on left upper, 
 Arg. met.; asif beaten, in right, below elbow,, 
 after resting, Ars. met.; asif beaten, in upper, 
 ICalc, I INitr. ac; in bones, ISil.; dislocated 
 forearm, in left, Aloe ; above elbow, outside, 
 worse from motion of arm and touch, ICycl.;. 
 in forearm, Calc p.,Cic, Merc. iod. rub.; as 
 from growing pains, I IPhos.ac; asif knocked 
 against something hard, lArn.; in humerus,. 
 1 1 Hep.; muscles around humerus, worse by 
 touch, Iodof.; in joints, Alum., Phos. ac; in 
 joints, when bending backward, llgn.; in left, 
 Iodof., Zinc; in left, on awaking, Grat.; in 
 left upper, ICain.; left upper feels as after 
 taking violent exercise, JEsc. h. ; in left upper, 
 above axilla, in evening, Lyss. ; during motion, 
 Bufo.; on moving or taking hold of them, 
 ICalc; in neuralgia of brachial plexus, 
 1 1 Ver.; paralytic, in left, IDulc; at times can- 
 not raise it, INitr. ac; even when at rest, as 
 if humerus were beaten in middle, into thumb, 
 she could not use it, IPuls.; in right, Urt. ur.;. 
 in bend of right, Zinc; in right, sore to touch, 
 worse on motion, better by external heat, 
 Ferr.; almost like soreness, Spong.; on ante- 
 rior surfaces, Arn.; on touching, Coccul. ; in 
 upper, Bell., I INatr. m. ; in upper, worse from 
 motion, IHam.; in upper, worse when at rest, 
 1 1 Lye; in upper, when touched on inner side, 
 IIKreo. 
 
 Arms, bubbling sensation : bubbling in left 
 upper, Zinc; in muscles, Petrol. 
 
 Arms, burning : Ars. h., Arund., lAsaf., Aur. 
 mur.,Como., Cornus, Spong.; biting, posterior- 
 ly in upper part of skin of left, Zinc; in bones. 
 Bufo.; as from a red-hot coal, Phos. ac; asif 
 burnt (nervous debility), ICurar.; in forearms, 
 Aur. mur.; in skin on inner side of lower half 
 of left forearm, Card, m.; as from a glowing 
 iron, Alum.; in left forearm, 1 1 Zinc; in front 
 of left forearm, near wrist, Agar.; in middle 
 of forearm, extends to wrist, IKali bi.; in 
 humerocubital articulation, Colch.; in left,. 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 when attacks begin (chorea), I Cup. m.; down 
 left to tips of fingers, TrCarbol. ac; in left, 
 lying on back or leaning back, I IPhos.; in 
 left upper, Colch. ; in all muscles, Thuya ; 
 down wounded, Lyss.; in right, Asaf.; in 
 right, in mammary cancer, I Apis ; outside 
 of right forearm, Osm.; in right forearm, at 
 3 a.m., must get out of bed and walk, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 burning in right forearm, after scratching 
 white nodules, size of millet seed and furfur- 
 aceous, peeling off, Agar.; in right upper, Cepa; 
 in skin, when sitting, Berb.; in small red spots, 
 on accompanying rheumatism, Mang.; under, 
 Calc. p.; in upper, a hand's breadth around 
 whole arm, Bor. figgT* heat. 
 
 Arms, burrowing pain : in upper, I INatr. m. 
 
 Arms, carbuncle : on forearm, size of a silver dol- 
 lar, painful, three spots like boils near it, IHep. 
 
 Arms, caries: of humerus and ulna, ISil. 
 
 Arms, chill: Bell., Euph.; in right, Calab.; in 
 right, when she goes into open air, Lyss.; rigor, 
 of right, IPlat.; shivering, ICham.; shivering, 
 prevents sleep, before midnight,Bry.; creeping 
 shivering, with heat of cheeks, IPuls.; shudder- 
 ing, Bell.; shuddering, in left forearm, run- 
 ning upward, Carbol ac; shuddering, before 
 vomiting, Raph.; in upper, after dinner, 
 1 1 Puis. ; from upper, to back and legs, 1 1 Mez. ; 
 commences in upper, spreads to back and 
 chest, with heat of ears, I I Ign. ; as from cold 
 water, in backs of, in evening in bed, Berb. 
 
 Arms, chilliness : Astac, Cinnab.; after lying 
 down, in evening, INux v.; along posterior 
 surface, IRaph.; in rheumatism, 1 1 Thuya ; 
 after rising, then jerking, ICaust.; after stool, 
 Plat. ; in upper, IChel. 
 
 Arms, chorea: IMygale ; without appreciable 
 cause, I ITarant. ; movements of right alternate 
 with movements of head, I ITarant.; left, as 
 if bound to side, 1 1 Act. rac; in left, paroxys- 
 mal, on approach of a storm, I IRhod. 
 S^- Chap. 36, Chorea. 
 
 Arms, cicatrix : skin adherent to scar on fore- 
 arm becomes looser, Stront. 
 
 Arms, circulation: want of, ICalc. p., IGlon., 
 IPhos., IVer. 
 
 Arms, coldness : Arund. , Berb., Dig. , I I Kali m., 
 I IVer.; in crusta serpiginosa, I ISul.; with di- 
 arrhoea, UPhos.; after fever (intermittent), 
 I ISil.; in yellow fever, with cramp, irritability 
 and sensitiveness of all the organs, I Merc. ; of 
 forearms, Med. ; corpse-like forearms, I I Rhus ; 
 forearms, to elbow, ICed.; forearms, to elbows 
 (in cholera infantum), ICalc; forearms icy, in 
 diarrhoea, IBrom.; forearms icy, after revacci- 
 nation, I I Thuya; in gastric disorder,IAtrop.s.; 
 gooseflesh on right, over whole body, IMerc 
 per.; icy, especially during rest (paralysis), 
 IDulc.f flush goes down as if ice water were 
 being poured upon it, Lyss. ; in left, in heart 
 disease, 1 1 Phos. ; of left, with paralytic weak- 
 ness (during sixth month of pregnancy), 
 I I Rhus ; of left, pain worse 4 a.m., I I Rhus ; in 
 left, as from a cold wind blowing on it, Ast. r. ; 
 before legs, Ars. h.; after meals, ICamph.; 
 when raising them, Ver. ; of right, Ant, t., 
 I I Kali m., Med.; right, or damp (epilepsy), 
 ICalc; in rheumatism, ISang.: with sleepiness, 
 Amyg.; with stiffness and numbness of hands, 
 Ast. r.; transient, Sul.; in typhoid, IZinc;in 
 bilious vomiting, ICrotal.;by putting hand in 
 cold water, Elaps. 
 
 Arms, congestion : I ISul. 
 
 Arms, constriction : as of a band tied around, 
 I Cinch.; feeling as if a cord were drawn 
 around upper, Alum.; with lancinating, sharp, 
 or cutting pains running up back, IColoc; in 
 right, ICupr. m.; as if a string were tied 
 around, Nux m.; caused by spasmodic tear- 
 ing under left ribs, running down to, Lyss. 
 g^° cramplike pain. 
 
 Arms, contraction : Ferr. s., IHydr. ac; of ex- 
 tensor muscles, I INatr. p.; painful when mov- 
 ing flexor tendons, ISil.; flexion of forearm, 
 with spasmodic jerks of hand, Sec; and rig- 
 idity of right flexors (epilepsy), ICalc; spas- 
 modic, llpec, Tabac gg$f bent. 
 
 Arms, convulsions: Arum t., Bell., Camph., 
 ICoccul. , llpec, Lyss., Sabad.; both nearly 
 in position of right, in boxing, when stand- 
 ing at guard (epilepsy), I ISul.; clenching 
 thumbs, epileptic, ICoccul.; clonic, of biceps 
 flexor cubiti, Atrop. s.; in epilepsy, I ISul.; 
 epileptiform, wrenched, cracks audibly, 
 IChin. a.; with hiccough, IStram.; more than 
 legs, Camph., IStram.; one-sided, throwing 
 about, and rotation same side as one-sided 
 headache (tapeworm), I I Sabad.; slight, with 
 paralysis of legs, Agar.; in prosopalgia, 
 I IPlat.; rigid extension, tonic spasms, Med.; 
 throws about before being put to bed, when 
 spoken to harshly (St. Vitus' dance), ! IVer. v.; 
 with screams, ICup. m.; tetanic, Anthrac, 
 ICamph., Cann. s. ; with clenching of thumbs, 
 ICham.; tonic, Carbol. ac; tonic, of elbow, with 
 a feeling as if extremities were going to sleep, 
 IPlat, ; tonic, worse in forearms (cholera), 
 ■Ant. t.; tossed about so that whole body had 
 to follow (chorea), ICup. m.; ceasing when 
 working hard with hands, Agar, g^* mo- 
 tion, running; also Chap. 36, Convulsions. 
 
 Arms, cracking: of joints, on motion, Benz.ac; 
 joints of left arm, Brach.; on moving, ICroc 
 
 Arms, cramplike pain : Calc p., ICina, I IKreo.; 
 dull, heavy, precedes cerebral apoplexy, ISil.; 
 in forearm, with slow throbbing at upper 
 end, beneath elbow joint, particularly on sup- 
 porting arms, Spong.; in muscles of left fore- 
 arm, extending to palm of hand, almost like 
 paralysis, I IMenyanth.; in muscles of left 
 radius, Card, m.; in muscles of right upper, 
 Como. 8Q^ constriction. 
 
 Arms, cramps: ICalc, Crotal., Guarsea,J Lyss., 
 INatr. m. Tabac; in cholera, I Ant. t.; in chol- 
 era morbus, IJatroph.; in forearm, Phos. ac; 
 in forearm, with hemorrhoids, IPhos. ac. ; of 
 forearms, in morning, ICalc; in left, Cornus; 
 in right, drawing it backward, Amm. c; in 
 upper, Phos. ac; of upper, with hemorrhoids, 
 IPhos. ac; writer's cramp, lAnac, Euphor. 
 
 Arms, crawling (creeping): Pallad.; from be- 
 low, INux m. ; as far as clavicle, Alum.; as from 
 fleas, better by scratching, but soon appears 
 in a place near the spot, Pallad.; as if fleas 
 were running over right, Lyss.; in left fore- 
 arm, running upward, Carbol. ac; in right, 
 forearm, Chim. umb.; over front of, 10 a.m. 
 to 2 p.m., Chlor.; especially in left, Apis; 
 paretic, as if asleep (infiltration of back), 
 ILach.; stinging in left, Lact. ac; to throat 
 (after suppressed eruption and abuse of mer- 
 cury), IHep. 
 
 Arms, cutting: in lower muscles of forearm, 
 Bell.; sudden dull, in forearm, transversely 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 through muscle of right, at a distance of a 
 span from wrist, 1 1 Mar. v.; in upper, prevent- 
 ing sleep (epidemic typhus), IChel.; warm, 
 almost burning, like with a small knife, in 
 right, from near shoulder down towards 
 elbow, Ars. h. JS^ lancinating, shooting, 
 stitches. 
 
 Arms, cyanotic : JS^g* blue. 
 
 Arms, darting : Rheum, ISticta ; shooting in 
 head (neuralgia), MNux v.; along, in hysteri- 
 cal neuralgia, Val.; no longer able to raise 
 right arm to head (chronic rheumatism), 
 lApis. 
 
 Arms, digging pains : early in morning and at 
 intervals during day, dull in right, Diad. 
 
 Arms, disagreeable sensation : Aur. mur. 
 
 Arms, dislocated feeling : in left (rheuma- 
 tism), I Ant. t.; tensive aching, IRhus. 
 
 Arms, drawing: Ant. c, Ast. r., Bapt., Bell., 
 ICina, ICup. m., IMar. v., I INitr. ac, IPuls., 
 ISul.; at insertion of right biceps on flexing 
 and extending arm, Sinap. ; in long bones on 
 lifting, after eating, Coccul.; in shaft of bones, 
 Carbo v.; in bones of upper, in morning, 
 Tereb.; internal corrosive, in right, especially 
 under joint, ICalc; cramplike, in forearm, 
 about 6 p.m., during wet, cold weather (chronic 
 rheumatism), I IRhod.; crampy, in region of 
 right humerus, pain from above downward, 
 when writing, Val.; cramplike, to fingers, 
 Ang.; cramplike, in forearm, Ang.; dull, 
 ICaust.; from elbow to axilla, at night, 
 1 1 Ars.; from right elbow to fingers, Amm. m.; 
 from elbow to hand, ICarbo v.; to fingers, 
 ■Sep.; in inner portion, from elbow to tips of 
 fingers, late in evening, Cham.; to fingers and 
 tip of little finger, Cist.; in forearms, Agar., 
 €omo., Spong.; in bones of forearm, IPuls.; 
 in left forearm, I Agar., Astac; inside of right 
 forearm, Osm.; peculiar, with formication and 
 numbness of fingers, during chill (quotidian 
 ague), I IRhus; with headache, IVer.; in 
 joints, Caulo. ; with lameness in right, I I Kreo.; 
 along left, lArg. nit., Pallad.; in left, to finger 
 joints, IColoc; in left, at night, to tips of 
 fingers, IRhus; left upper to forearm, I Agar.; 
 in left, to ends of fingers, iEsc h.; in left 
 upper, close to elbow, Zinc; in left, near 
 elbow, Ast. r.; in left, before epileptic attacks, 
 Cup. m.; left drawn involuntarily close to 
 body (epilepsy), ICup. m.; in left, as if lame, 
 on radial side, Pallad.; in left, from neck and 
 shoulder, Pallad.; in left, from shoulder to 
 elbow, Carbol. ac; in left upper, when walk- 
 ing, Camph.; in arm on which he is lying at 
 night, ICarbo v.; during menses (nympho- 
 mania), IStram.; in muscles, IClem.; nightly, 
 ICalc; particularly at night, Ars.; painful, 
 ■Caps., IGuaiac, Sul.; painful, with headache, 
 ICup. m.; painful, in left, from shoulder to 
 fingers, mixed with single stitches, a sort 
 of tearing, IVal.; painful, in rheumatism, 
 I IPuls.; painful, first in right, then in left, 
 Zing.; painful, from shoulder to wrist, in 
 transient recurrent attacks, IPuls.; painful, in 
 inner surface of ulna, I ICycl.; painful, along 
 upper, to elbow, Asaf.; painful, in inner sur- 
 face of upper, over elbows along torearms and 
 wrists, I I Lye; painful, in right upper, Bell.; 
 paralytic, Sep. ; short paralytic, outside of left 
 upper, Arg. met.; paralytic, in right, Arg. nit.; 
 paralytic, in right, especially on wrist extend- 
 
 ing to tips of fingers, Rhus v. ; paralytic, in 
 upper, IPhos.; pressive, in upper, 1 1 Mur. ac; 
 in left radius, alternating with right, I I Card. 
 m.; on inner side, during rest, ceases on mo- 
 tion, Camph.; rheumatic, in forearms, IPhyt.; 
 in right, Ast. r., Cast, eq.; in right forearm, 
 Bell.; in right, above elbow, I IStram.; in right 
 upper, I I Ast. r., Bry., Card, m.; in right 
 upper, to elbow joint, worse in lower parts, 
 Ast. r.; beginning in shoulders and extending 
 to ends of fingers, 1 1 Apis; from shoulder to 
 finger, with sensation as if arm were asleep, 
 INux v.; as if asleep (albuminuria), I INux v.; 
 during sleep, followed by lameness and weari- 
 ness in affected muscles (neurosis of stomach), 
 I I Sang.; squeezing, Calad.; stinging in upper, 
 Spong.; in ulnar nerve, to point of little fin- 
 ger, Cist.; as if being drawn up, Carb. s.; in 
 upper, Amm. m., Ars. h., Vinca; on inner 
 side of left upper, Bell.; in upper, worse mov- 
 ing hand or arm in writing, Anag.; in an 
 isolated spot, in upper, Berb.; worse in wet 
 weather, Rhod. 
 
 Arms, dull pain : in bones of left forearm, 12 m., 
 Tromb. ; left, then right, ICalc. p.; right, then 
 left, Cinch, bol.; in right forearm, to fingers, 
 Elat.; in right upper, Zinc. 
 
 Arms, emaciated: Hod., MSyph.; in dropsy, 
 ILyc ; humerus seems covered only by integu- 
 ment (paraplegia), 1 1 Plumb.; atrophy of right, 
 after vaccination, I I Thuya. 
 
 Arms, eruption : ICaust.; angry, on right fore- 
 arm, from elbow to phalangeal joints, raw, 
 excoriated, with yellow scabs, eliminates sero- 
 purulent discharge (eczema, impetigenoids), 
 I IRhus; blebs, in pemphigus, I I Sep.; blis- 
 ters, I I Merc cor. ; blisters changed into ul- 
 cers, ICalc; itching, on inner forearm, small 
 water blisters, from scratching, ICalc; swell- 
 ing, with large blisters, containing yellowish 
 liquid, ruptured carelessly the liquid flowed 
 over arm, which caused forearm to become 
 one mass of blisters, soon affecting upper arm 
 and right arm, Rhus; blisters small, espe- 
 cially hands and between fingers, Aurant. ; 
 blisters, putrid smelling, black, I Ars. ; blotches, 
 like nettlerash, scaling off, on upper, Berb.; 
 covered with itching blotches (urticaria), 
 IPhos.; blue spots, ISul. ac; brown spots, 
 Petrol.; brown spots, under, Guarsea ; brown 
 spots, under, like neevi materni,Thuya ; brown 
 spots, in secondary syphilis, IPetrol.; copper- 
 colored spots,INitr. ac. ; crusts on skin of fore- 
 arm, smelling like cheese, ICalc ; crusty, full 
 of cracks, discharging pus and acrid fluid, 
 with unbearable itching, lAnthrac; bluish- 
 red places, like ecchymoses, with asthma, 
 IKali c; eczema chronica on dorsal region of 
 forearm, IGraph.; eczematous spots on right, 
 on extensor surface, large as a penny, covered 
 with small scabs near wrist, I I Thuya ; eczema 
 on forearm, ISiL; moist eczema on forearm, 
 IMerc; erysipelatoid, Rhus ; eczema on in- 
 ner side, unbroken, dark-red surface, IMerc; 
 spotted, itching, erythematous on lower fore- 
 arm, appeared after Phos. (paralytic rheuma- 
 tism), I IPhos.; on left forearm, begins as a 
 small boil, disappears, leaving dry, scaly Etch- 
 ing eruption, then same process over again, 
 covers space between elbow and wrist,ILach. ; 
 herpes, IDulc; branlike herpes, IBor.; dry, 
 herpetic, on outer side, worse on right,Hyper.; 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 893 
 
 herpes on forearm, Mang.; sudden herpetic, 
 beginning as a small spot, gradually spreading 
 over forearm, ICon. ; biting, burning, ichorous 
 herpes on forearm, ICon.; round herpetic 
 spots, INatr. m.; small, round, red, itching, 
 herpetic patches on forearm, IGraph.; scaly 
 herpes, MPhos.; burning scaly herpes on 
 forearm, 1 1 Merc; herpes, on inside of right 
 forearm, IINuxv.; like itch, lAnanth.; dry 
 itch, I IPsor.; whitish itching hives, becom- 
 ing red after rubbing, with violent itching, 
 INatr. m.; itching on inside of right fore- 
 arm, A mm. c; itching, painful, causing 
 irresistible inclination to tear off crusts 
 (ecthyma), Uugl.; leprous, INuph.; obstinate 
 lepra vulgaris, llris ; thick patches, in lep- 
 rosy, Phos. ; like lichen, lAnanth.; liver 
 spots, painful or itching, ILyc. ; the usual 
 liver spots, very dark, with much desquama- 
 tion, Mez.; hard, bluish lumps under, oozing 
 and scabbing after checked itch, ICalc p.; 
 maculae, in secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; mili- 
 ary, I INux v.; nettlerash, IISul.; like nettle- 
 rash in large raised wheals, from chill, 
 Chloral.; nodules on biceps, Hippoz.; nodules, 
 on flexors of forearm, Hippoz.; nodes, on 
 joints, Benz. ac; numb, after scratching, 
 I ISul.; small red raised papules, eighth day 
 after vaccination on arm and forearm, skin 
 red and thickened, blackish along elbow (ery- 
 sipelas), ICrotal.; papular, on forearm, lasting 
 a few days and frequently recurring, IKalibi.; 
 patches, Berb.; petechiae-like spots, Berb.; 
 petechia?, small and red, on forearm, Berb.; 
 large petechial spots, s!ze of a five shilling 
 piece on, IPhos. ; pimples, I I Arum t. , Cinch.; 
 pimples, burning, itching, size of millet 
 seed, I Agar.; pimples, on inner side of 
 forearm, Calc. p.; pimples, on left upper, 
 bleeding after scratching, Mosch.; pimples, 
 on right forearm, discharge water when 
 scratched, Kalin.; pimples, itch excessively, 
 Ascl. t, ; pimples on right upper, Laur.; 
 pimples, small dry, red, Iod.; pimples, sup- 
 purating, Arund.; upon red surface of left, a 
 mass of minute points of a deeper red, Chloral.; 
 prickling heat to armpit, Apis ; psoriasis, in 
 blepharitis, ISil.; psoriasis, chronic, especially 
 left exterior surface itching, IRhus ; patches 
 of psoriasis size of a crown piece, and indo- 
 lent, I I Kali a.; covered with purplish spots, 
 IKali c; pustules, Bell., 1 1 Stilling, Tabac; 
 pustules on forearm, ICalc; pustules on flexor 
 side of forearm, ulceratingJCalc; pustules itch 
 excessively, Ascl. t.; large pustules, no ten- 
 dency to heal, IPsor.; pustules pocklike, 
 Ascl. t.; small pustules, spread and exude a 
 yellowish corroding discharge, tensive burn- 
 ing pains, 1 1 Staph.; pustules, size of split peas, 
 with ahair in centre, Kali b i .; pustules scattered 
 IMerc sol.; in forearm, rash, Calad., I I Merc. 
 sol.; rash, itching, like scabies, Caust.; rash 
 on forearm, itching alternating with asthma, 
 rash, red, itching, IMez.; rash, brownish, mi- 
 liary, Mez.; rash like insect bites running to- 
 gether in large patches, only red _ when 
 scratched, IIMagn. p.; rash, pustular, irritat- 
 ing, on elbow, from contact with coarse shirt, 
 patches like lichen on some parts, on others 
 linear appearance of psoriasis, I ISul.; rash, 
 rough, Sec; rash like scarlatina simplex, 
 bright red, disappears on pressure, returns 
 
 immediately after removal of pressure, Strain.; 
 slightly elevated red blotches on left forearm, 
 I IKreo.; red spots, Apis, Sabad.; covered with 
 red spots, Elaps ; circular red spot on anterior 
 surface, dry, furfuraceous, Ast. r.; dingy, red, 
 marbled spots, Berb.; pale red spots (syphi- 
 lis), IPhyt.; small round, red, insensible spots 
 on inner side of, Led.; small reddish spots, 
 IILach.; red, round itching spot on left 
 forearm, with white vesicles, Thuya ; red, 
 round, burning spots on forearm, Chel.; small 
 red, itching spots, IGraph.; scarlet streaks on 
 left forearm, disappearing when passing 
 finger over them, Euphor.; red, miliary, 
 acute rheumatism, 1 1 Chel. ; red patches on 
 forearm, some bluish, painful to touch, new 
 ones constantly forming (erythema nodosum, 
 during typhoid), I I Rhus v.; large red patches 
 like nettlerash in large raised wheal, intense 
 itching, I Chloral.; red spot on dorsum of fore- 
 arm of, Osm.; red, slightly elevated, on left 
 forearm(gastromalacia), IKreo. , little redeleva- 
 tions, points of which peel off,on left (psoriasis), 
 IMerc. ; red, round, scaly spots one inch in di- 
 ameter, on forearm (psoriasis), IMerc; like 
 rot in sheep, with desquamation, Led.; 
 salt rheum on left for nine years, extend- 
 ing from elbow to hand, red, raw and moist 
 at times, at others covered with a thick 
 crust or scab, Petrol.; scabs on right, IISul; 
 yellow scabs cover diseased surface thickly 
 with fissures, especially on elbows, occasion- 
 ing soreness and bleeding with itching, ! ISul.; 
 crops of scabs, itchy, he scratched them oft' 
 (after vaccination), IISul.; scaly, IFluor. 
 ac. ; scaly, better by hot water, IKali s.; 
 scarlet, in children, Asim. ; diffuse scarlet 
 efflorescence, studded with innumerable 
 papulae like rash of scarlet fever, IBell.; 
 speckled, Chloral.; specks, resembling nettle- 
 rash, Berb.; spots, Cup. m.; elevated spots, 
 I ISyph.; spots like flea bites, Stram.; spots 
 and tubercles ulcerate, INatr. c; stripes, Sa- 
 bad.; suppression causes paralysis of legs,. 
 IPsor.; hard, red, conical swellings, varying 
 size from half dime to inch or two in diameter 
 (erysipelas), lApis ; in syphilis, I IPhyt.;. 
 syphilitic rash, an abundance of fine scabs 
 peeling off (secondary syphilis), 1 1 Sy ph.; tetter,. 
 ILach.; dry tetter, like zona, IDolich.; tetter 
 on forearms, IGraph.; tetter on forearm 
 (leucorrhcea), I Alum.; tetters humid on fore- 
 part, Con.; tetter, with small millet-like erup- 
 tion, exuding a yellow fluid, itches intensely 
 in heat, I IPsor.; small red tetter, violent itch- 
 ing, Magn.s.; tetter on right forearm, which 
 peels and causes a voluptuous itching, IMerc. ; 
 tubercles painful, Ars.; moist itching, little 
 raw tubercles (eczema capitis), IPhyt.; urti- 
 caria, in forearm, Calad.; varicella on upper, 
 I I Led.; vesicular, Como., I IMerc. c; vesicles 
 on forearm, Arn.,Spong.; vesicles itch exces- 
 sively, Ascl. t.; patches of vesicles, on fore- 
 arms, I IRhus, vesicles as large as peas, every 
 four to six weeks, appear over night, filled 
 with watery serum, becoming purulent, last- 
 ing six or seven days, then scurfy, rapidly 
 dry and fall off, itching, IISul.; small red 
 vesicles, I INatr. m.; redness, with innumer- 
 able vesicles, filled with transparent lymph, 
 many become confluent, forming blisters, re- 
 sembling pemphigus, skin peels off (after 
 
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 wearing gloves cleaned with turpentine), 
 Tereb.; and sores, commencing as small vesi- 
 cles, tilled with serum, mattering to pustules, 
 afterward covering with thick, dirty-looking 
 scabs often close together, itch when he gets 
 warm (rupia syphilitica), I ISul.; little vesicles 
 on forearms, especially right, contents change 
 to pus. itching, destroyed by scratching (im- 
 petigo), 1 1 Rhus v.; small vesicles itching, 
 Daph.; minute vesicles to elbows, pruritus, 
 worse from scratching, ISul.; vesicles becom- 
 ing pustular, itching in evening, Iris ; white 
 vesicles on forearm, itching and burning, 
 Qalad.; wartlike, INatr. s.; itching wheals on 
 right (fungus nematodes), I IPhos.; white 
 blotches with red areola, I IDulc; white spots, 
 Apis ; white spots on forearms, IBerb.; yellow 
 spots, Petrol, fggg*' erysipelas, purpura. 
 
 Arms, erysipelas: Petrol., IPhos. ac; surface 
 bluish, swelling glossy, impending gangrene, 
 < ILach.; in right mammary cancer, lApis. 
 gilT Chap. 46, Eruption erysipelas. 
 
 Arms, excoriated : forearms, upon which child 
 wipes its nose, by copious, thick green acrid 
 discharge (scrofulous inflammation of eyes), 
 I Merc. 
 
 Arms, fatigued : tired. 
 
 Arms, formication : IIAcon., Arund., MCact., 
 Urt. ur.; worse in heat of bed, from exposure 
 to cold and in stormy weather, IRhod.; during 
 day, lArg. nit.; to throat (after suppressed 
 eruption and abuse of mercury), I Hep. 
 fggg*' numbness, pricking, tingling. 
 
 Arms, fulness : Ver. 
 
 Arms, fungous growth : on stump, after am- 
 putation for cancer, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Arms, gnawing: in bones of forearm, Graph.; 
 as if in marrow of humerus, Mang.; in left, 
 prevents sleep, movement of fingers causes 
 pain (rheumatism humeri), IFerr. ; in left, ly- 
 ing on back or leaning back, I IPhos. 
 
 Arms, gooseskin : forearm covered with dots, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Arms, gouty pains : in upper, Ars. h. 
 
 Arms, grinding: dull, in middle of left forearm, 
 at intervals during evening, Diosc. 
 
 Arms, gurgling: feeling in muscles of right 
 upper, Berb. 
 
 Arms, hang : desire to let arms hang down, 
 Chlorof. 
 
 Arms, heart: left to fingers, pain from, Aur. 
 met., pain down left to fingers, in disease of, 
 ICact.; precordial pain extends to right 
 (angina pectoris), lAmyl. Jg^° Chap. 29, 
 Heart arms. 
 
 Arms, heat : I ISpong.,Stram.; burning, Guarsea ; 
 distressing burning, Urt. ur.; in left, Arund.; 
 warmer, feels heavy, swollen, JEsc. h.; in left, 
 worse at night, I IPhos.; at night, ILach.; in 
 right, in right mammary cancer. I Apis; in 
 upper, with cough, ICalc. p.; transient warmth 
 through right, I lAng. J^IT burning, in- 
 flammation. 
 
 Arms, heaviness: IIAng., Bell., Berb., Cact., 
 Cann. i., 7?Carbol. ac, Mane, INatr. c, 
 ■Natr. m., Sil.; as if broken or beaten, worse 
 at night, IMerc; as if bruised, forearms, Croc; 
 as if circulation were checked, IGlon.; on ex- 
 ertion, I I Pic. ac; in forearm, Anac ; in fore- 
 arms, Ars. s. r., Aur. met., Spong.; in fore- 
 arms, imagines he cannot lift them, Diad.; 
 especially in forearms, IMur. ac; in humerus, 
 
 Sul.; lame feeling, in smallpox, I IVar.; lame, 
 after posing, IIAng.; as lead, INux v., Sil.; 
 as lead, in rheumatism humeri, IFerr.; leaden, 
 increasing difficulty in playing piano (nervous 
 debility), ICurar.; of left, Arg. nit., Arund., 
 Camph., IIDig. ; of left (heart affection), 
 ISurab.; left moved with difficulty, shoulder 
 alone seems to act, Bar. c; as if it required 
 more exertion to lift them, Ars. met.; feeling 
 of load in affected side (hemiplegia), IStann.; 
 in morning, Ant. sul. aur.; with pain, Coccul.; 
 paralytic, with weakness, I INux v.; paralytic, 
 as if weights were hung upon them, Chel. ; 
 paralytic, preventing work (paralytic rheu- 
 matism), IPhos.; in, when raising it, most in 
 left, Cic; on raising or using it, IPuls.; of 
 right, Aloe, IIAmm. m., Merc. iod. flav.; 
 especially right, worse from motion, Stann.; 
 of right, which had been paralyzed, llgn.; 
 right inactive, writing is too great an exer- 
 tion, he allows arm to drop, Lyss.; from shoul- 
 ders to fingers, IPuls.; feels thicker, Cast, eq.; 
 as if something were hanging on upper, Sul. ; 
 in upper, with pain, Ascl. s.; weight, I ICact.; 
 weight, in brachial neuralgia, Crot. t.; 
 weight, of left, painful when lying on right, 
 side (heart disease), ILach.; weight, in right, 
 Amm. c; as if weights were hanging to them 
 (nervous debility), ICurar.; with weariness, 
 Diad. 
 
 Arms, inflammation : I I Arg. met.; erysipela- 
 tous, of left, affecting whole lower arm and 
 hand, after being scratched by a dog (second- 
 ary erysipelas), IKali c; around induration 
 on forearm (cancetous inoculation), lArs.; 
 erysipelatous, phlegmonous, with pustules and 
 ulcers (sore finger), Hippoz. ; and swelling, 
 Vespa. Jg^° burning, heat. 
 
 Arms, injuries : slightest motion extorts cries 
 (after a fall), IHyper.; cannot extend left 
 without pain, pyaemia from, to right middle 
 finger, ICrotal.; flabby condition of muscles 
 after scalding, ICaust. ; scalding of left fore- 
 arm, suppuration followed, with much pain, 
 1 1 Urt. ur.; pain extending upward from 
 wound, towards throat, Lyss.; sprains, lArn., 
 ■Rhus, g^* Chap. 40, Injuries. 
 
 Arms, insensibility: in forearm, 1 1 Ars. met.; 
 in left, Cinch, bol., I INux v. ; of left, in lep- 
 rosy, I ILach.; in spinal affection, ISec 
 j^gp numbness, paralysis. 
 
 Arms, irritation: with lancinating pains, 
 (Enan. 
 
 Arms, itching : Agar.,Bov., Carbo v., ICaust., 
 Cornus, Cup. ars., Lach.,Psor., ISep.,Urt. ur.; 
 to armpit, especially along course of vessels, 
 Apis ; beneath upper, Spong.; biting in upper, 
 when she feels cold, rubbing makes spot red, 
 vesicles arise, soon vanishing again, Spong.; 
 above elbow, Anag.; as from flea bites/Thuya; 
 on forearms, Kali bi., Psor., Verbas.; of right 
 forearm, after scratch ing, white nodules size 
 of millet seed and furfuraceous, peeling off, 
 Agar.; on inside of forearm, Amm. m.; in 
 fungus nematodes, I IPhos.; on left, Pallad.; 
 nocturnal, better by scratching, but immedi- 
 ately returning on some other place, IMez.; 
 all over, Lyss.; of right, I I Vespa; especially 
 on right elbow joint, Ind.; on outer surface of 
 right upper, just above elbow, better by 
 scratching, I I Mang. ; better by scratching, but 
 soon appears in a place near the spot, Pallad.; 
 
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 in skin, Sil. ; appears suddenly, Lyss.; in 
 syphilis, ILyc; in tarsal tumors, I I Zinc; un- 
 bearable, lAnthrac; under, Calc. p.; on up- 
 per, Aurant. 
 Arms, jactitation: Amyg.; constant (chorea), 
 
 I I Kali br.; in convulsions, Amyg.; painful, in 
 right upper, Menyanth. §^~ jerking. 
 
 Arms, jerking: Bell., ICoff., Crotal., ICup. m., 
 ■Graph., IPuls.; in air during windy, cold 
 weather, better in warm room, I ISul.; of up- 
 per arm, into bones, Berb. ; in chorea, I I Ver.v. ; 
 constant, in cholera infantum, I I Ver.; left, con- 
 vulsively, as by an electric shock, ICup. m.; 
 during "day, I I Thuya; in gastric fevers, 
 IStram.; forearm, in one part of muscle, as if 
 Si mouse were crawling under skin, evening, 
 after lying down, llgn.; forearms, could 
 not feel pulse, after bleeding, Sil.. frequent, 
 involuntary, in epilepsy, I I Cic; in left 
 forearm, Astac; through left forearm, like 
 electric shocks, shoots to fingers, Chen, v.; 
 from middle of inner surface of left upper to 
 forearm, Camph.; in left, all day, ICic.J in 
 left, Diad., after night, Graph.; pain in right 
 upper, I I Ran. b.; painless, particularly at 
 night, Bar. m. ; when at rest (hysteria), Val.; 
 in muscles, when resting it, Stann.; in right, 
 Inul.; usually right, IMygale; spasmodic, 
 llpec; spasmodic, following injury to knee 
 by splinter, ICic; spasmodic, on going to 
 sleep, Hyper.; spasmodic, from toothache, 
 IHyos.; in spasms, after fright, ICup. m. ; 
 with drawing in thumbs (intermittent), ICoc- 
 cul.; in upper, Asaf. f$®~ jactitation, 
 twitching. 
 
 Arms, lacerating : IGuaiac; in bones of fore- 
 arm, IPuls.; at night, and when moving, 
 IMerc; particularly at night, Ars.; nightly 
 pain (muscular atrophy), ICalc. 
 
 Arms, lameness: lAmyl., Bell., Berb., Bism., 
 ICalc, Calc p., Cinnab., ICoccul., IPhyt. , 
 ■Sep.; with crawling, ICoccul.; with drawing 
 in right, I IKreo.; of flexor muscles of right, 
 lAmyl.; in forearm, Agar.; in all joints, ICepa ; 
 of left, Ars., Hyper., 01. an.; of left (cardiac), 
 IBrom.; in middle of left, in front as from 
 severe blow, Chrom. ac; of left, with painful, 
 drawing above wrist to upper arm and into 
 shoulder, Calc a.; of left, when lying on left 
 side at night, Merc, iod.fiav.; violent, in left, 
 after palpitation commences, Agar.; painful, 
 of left, with stitches in heart, I Rhus ; in left 
 upper, Lobel. i.; in left, worse using arm, 
 ILach.; as after holding a heavy load, when 
 stretching, IIAng. ; on motion, particularly 
 on raising arm up as if reaching, Syph. ; pain- 
 ful, ICycl., IFluor.ac, Plumb.; painful, in left, 
 Carb. s.; painful, in left, morning in bed, 
 better lying on it, Calc. a.; painful, in right 
 upper, Como.; painful, in upper, cannot be 
 moved in joint, Coccul.; paralytic, of upper, 
 worse least motion, at night driving out of 
 bed, slightly better walking about, no swell- 
 ing, IFerr. m.; rheumatic, in upper, as far as 
 elbow, it sinks down on lifting it, I Mar. v.; of 
 right, lAct. sp., Amm. c, Cinnab., IFerr., 
 llSang.; in right, especially carpal bones, 
 Bism. ; of right, with pain in shoulder, 
 IMagn. c; as if right had gone to sleep, Kali 
 hi.; slight, in right, some difficulty in writing, 
 
 I I Fluor, ac. ; of muscles, after scalding, I Caust. ; 
 from shoulder to hands, Psor.; cannot use, 
 
 Cornus ; disappearing while walking in open 
 air, Pallad.; worse in cold wet weather, in bed 
 and at rest, I Rhus. 
 
 Arms, lancinating: Aur. mur., I ICheL; in an- 
 gina pectoris, MOxal. ac; in bones, Bufo.; 
 in forearms, Aur. mur.; in biceps of left, ex- 
 • tends into shoulder, worse extending arm, 
 Ind.; when moving, making her cry out, 
 IFerr. fi^° stitches. 
 
 Arms, large : right seemed at times to be larger 
 than his whole body, and its motions not 
 fully under control of will, ICup. m. 
 
 Arms, lassitude : jp£g?~ tired. 
 
 Arms, livid : forearm, as in malignant cholera, 
 ■Ars.; with sleepiness, Amyg. 
 
 Arms, motion : agitated, lower limbs quiet, 
 Stram.; automatic, of one, in hydrocephalus, 
 I Hell.; beating with one, grasping with the 
 other, IStram.; moving causes pain in chest, 
 Sul.; in constant action, with diverse move- 
 ment (chorea), 1 1 Sec; constant motion, worse 
 in morning, in chorea, IMygale ; continually, 
 automatically, except when asleep, I Hell. ; 
 continual, as if spinning or weaving, IStram.; 
 convulsive, over head, IStram.; convulsive, 
 above head, with screaming, especially with 
 eclampsia, IStram.; convulsive, with pain in 
 joints, Plumb.; convulsive, to and fro, I I Op.; 
 convulsive, uncontrollable, IMygale ; diffi- 
 cult, Aur. met.; odd, in diphtheria, ILach. ; 
 disorderly and irregular movements of left 
 arm and leg, seldom left arm and right leg, 
 I ITarant.; draws across chest, I IStram.; fid- 
 dling, slow bass viol movement, Clem.; mov- 
 ing with force causes asthma, I Amm. m.; 
 thrown violently forward, llpec; graceful, 
 gyratory, Strain.; throws above head, on 
 awaking suddenly (spasmus glottidis), I ISul.; 
 right extended above head,as if catching some- 
 thing (spasms), TTCamph.; hurried move- 
 ments, I Agar.; impaired in morning (myelitis), 
 IDulc; inability to move, IMosch.; inability 
 to move, in rheumatism, lAbrot. ; almost in- 
 conceivable during attacks, worse during full 
 moon and when vexed (chorea), INatr. m. ; in- 
 voluntarily ,Camph.; involuntary, of left, from 
 fright, ICup. m.; constant, involuntary, of one 
 (hydrocephalus, stage of exudation), Ixlpoc; 
 involuntary, in right, ceases during sleep, 
 ICocul.; irregular, I Agar. ; constant, irregu- 
 lar, of left (chorea), lAct. rac; constant, irreg- 
 ular, of right, I ITarant.; irregular, quick, 
 t Agar. ; jerked upward and outward, I Arg.nit. ; 
 loss of mobility in left, I INux v.; loss, at 
 night, INux v.; cannot move, IKalim.; odd, 
 with right, as if reaching for something(dipb- 
 theria), ILach.; pushed from body (convul- 
 sions), ICoccul.; cannot raise right, IMagn. c; 
 regular, of right (eclampsia), llpec; unable to 
 move on rising, Ang.; rotary, of right (cholera 
 infantum), ICamph.; continual, rotary, with 
 left (epileptiform spasms), I IStram.; rotates 
 over head (chorea), IStram.; during sleep, 
 ICaust. ; spasmodic, Aur. mur.; spasmodic, 
 in epilepsy, ICaust.; spasmodic, of forearms, 
 Strain.; struggling when rising, Berb.; con- 
 stant threshing, left, in hydrocephalus, 
 IIBry.; throwing about, ISamb.; throwing 
 about, in metritis, Canth.; throwing about, in 
 neuralgia, IStram.; throwing about, in pneu- 
 monia, I Ant. t.; throwing about, in puerpe- 
 ral convulsions, I I Op.; throwing about, with 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 spasms (epileptic), ILyc; throwing about, 
 with waking, with suffocating tits (hydrotho- 
 rax), ILach.; throwing or whirling about of 
 arm, IHelL; throwing wildly about, with in- 
 fantile, capillary bronchitis, I Kali br. ; thrown 
 from side to side (convulsions), ICina ; thrown 
 upward, IStram.; tossed from side to side 
 (chorea), I ITarant.; tossing, in spasmus glot- 
 tidis, I IVer.; twisting of left, precedes epi- 
 lepsy, ISil.; tossing, during sleep, I Kali bi. pin- 
 able to move right, ICoccul.; constant, up and 
 down, and from side to side, Cup. ars.; ver- 
 tigo, when lifting, Bar. c; violent, in delir- 
 ium, I Bell.; left, and hand, weaving motion, 
 up and down, each time a sigh, Bry. 
 jgll^ convulsions, restless, stiffness. 
 
 Arms, mouse : ffl^ running. 
 
 Arms, neuralgia: iEsc h., ICalab., Crotal., 
 ICrot. tig., IStaph., Tereb.; cervico-brachial, 
 I Aeon., Arm, Ars., IFerr., Graph., Ign., Lye, 
 Phos., IRhus, Sep., Staph., Sul., Ver.; in 
 brachial plexus, as if beaten or bruised, 
 I IVer.; in forearms, increase and decrease 
 gradually, worse in cold air, cold water, Ars. ; 
 in humerus, crampy darting, tearing, like an 
 electric shock in bone, intensely painful, Val.; 
 intense, indescribable, awakens from sleep at 
 4 or 5 o'clock, shoulders to wrists, continues 
 as long as he lies in bed, can tolerate no cov- 
 ering, better getting up and moving about, 
 worse in bad weather, spring and autumn 
 (neuralgia of brachial plexus), I IVer.; in left, 
 Ars.; peculiar, in left, suddenly, after meals, 
 Ars.; in left, to end of index finger, tingling, 
 JEsc. h.; running down left median nerve, 
 Hyper.; in right, IGlon., Pallad.; paroxys- 
 mal, in right, IKalm.; in course of ulnar 
 nerve, IPod. ; cannot use arm, Cornus. 
 J^T* rheumatism, tearing; also Fingers, 
 Hands and Wrists neuralgia ; also Chap. 36, 
 Neuralgia. 
 
 Arms, numbness (as if asleep): IIAcon.,iEthus., 
 iAmb., Bufo., Calc. p., Carb. s., Cast, eq., 
 IICoccul., Croc, Diosc., Euph., IGraph., 
 Hell., IKali c, I ILyc, Lvss., Merc. iod. flav., 
 INux v., IPhos., I I Plumb., UPhus, Sec, 
 ■Sep.; aching, ICarbol. ac; when awaking, 
 in morning, Calad., IMagn. m.; as if blood 
 ceased to circulate, Rhod.; cold on outer side, 
 just below elbow, Med.; with colic, Diad.; 
 during confinement, Cup. m.; with crawling, 
 ICoccul.; in nervous debility, ICurar.; in 
 diarrhoea, IDiad.; as far as elbow, Inul.; dur- 
 ing intervals of epilepsy, Cup. m.; even after 
 violent exercise (angina pectoris), IKali c; in 
 intermittent fever, Agar., Amm. m., Ars. s. r., 
 ICoccul., Merc, sul., Zing.; forearm as if dead, 
 insensible to heat of stove (rheumatism), 
 
 I I Thuya; in forearm,to fingers, Pallad.; of left 
 forearm, Diosc ; in left, from elbow to little fin- 
 ger, Cinnab.; left forearm, any attempt to raise 
 caused discomfort and irritability, Med.; of 
 right forearm, INitr. ac; forearm, sensation 
 of swelling, IOp.; forearm, as if hands were 
 swollen, ICoccul.; when grasping, must let 
 them sink down, ICham.; heaviness, follow- 
 ing throbbing, IGlon.; when lain on, IKali 
 c; and lameness, I Cup. m.; of left, Ailant., 
 
 I I Apis, Anac, Cup. ars., ILac c, 1 1 Med., 
 Merc iod. flav., Millef., INux v., Pallad., 
 Tarax., Xan.; in left, worse on going to bed, 
 MPsor.; moving down left, IGlon.; left, in 
 
 epilepsy, I Bufo.; left, while pain and redness 
 on foot disappeared, returned to foot when 
 arm and hand got well (rheumatism com- 
 plicated with epilepsy), ILach.; left and down 
 ring finger, Calab.; left, with pricking in little 
 finger, Cact.; left, to fingertips, ^Carbol. ac; 
 left, in heart disease, IIAcon., IGlon., I IPhos., 
 I IRhus, ISum.; in left, in cardiac hypertrophy, 
 IIAcon., ICact.; left, with cardiac pain, 
 Diosc; left, with stitches in heart, IRhus; 
 left, as if bound to side (angina pectoris), 
 I Act. rac; left, without lying on it, Cham.; 
 left, as if paralyzed, iEsc h.; of left, with 
 paralytic weakness (during sixth month of 
 pregnancy), I IRhus; of left, increasing till 
 it becomes powerless (epileptoid), I ITa- 
 rant.; in left, in rest, IAmb.; of left, better 
 rubbing, Hyper.; left, sitting in afternoon, 
 Niccol.; when lying on them, IBar. c, Rhus; 
 if he lies upon them, with pains, ICalc; when 
 lying on them, when carrying anything in 
 hands, at night, IAmb.; with trembling, jerk- 
 ing, fluttering through lungs, I ILac c; in 
 measles, I I Zinc; for several hours in morning, 
 with pain in region of heart, Pallad.; at night, 
 in bed, llgn.; painful, as if "crazy bone" 
 had been struck, Cinnab.; painful, in forearm, 
 Como.; painful, left, cannot even hold paper 
 any length of time, Med.; with palpitation, 
 ILach.; as if paralyzed, Alum.; want of power 
 in extensor muscles of right forearm, those of 
 thumb and index finger being almost paral- 
 yzed, attack commenced eighteen months ago 
 and was attributed to continuous knitting, 
 I I Plumb.; on raising or using it, IPuls.; with 
 rash, after confinement, I Cup. m.; when rest- 
 ing on them, ISil.; in right, Calab., Cast, eq., 
 Lach.; in right, better from coffee, Filix; 
 right, as if dead, with heavy pain in right 
 side, I 101. jec; right, feels dead and without 
 sensation, from shoulder to elbow (rheuma- 
 tism), ILyc; right, at night, Pallad.; in right, 
 like pins and needles, Sil. ; in right, in pro- 
 sopalgia, ICinch.; better from rubbing, INatr. 
 m.; right, in spinal irritation, IHep.; right, 
 worse writing, Merc. iod. flav.; shoulders to 
 fingers, IPuls.; external side, worse when 
 arm hangs, Berb.; while sitting, IGraph.; in 
 skin, Urt. ur. ; in spinal affection, ISec ; periph- 
 ery of ulnar nerve, Diad.; in bilious vomit- 
 ing, ICrotal.; as if wooden (myelitis), IDulc 
 j&gjr 5 formication, paralytic feeling, ting- 
 ling. 
 Arms, pain (undefined) : Amyl., Apoc, Ars. h., 
 Ars. m., Badiag., ICact., INitr. sp. d., 1 1 Plat., 
 Polyg., Polyp.; after amputating, excruciat- 
 ing," IHyper.; with axillary swelling, I IBar.c; 
 in biceps, after lifting, upward and downward 
 when moving arm, Berb.; with blue boils, 
 after glanders poisoning, lAnthrac; as if in 
 bones (mastitis), IHep.; in bones, Rhus, 
 Sarrac; between bones of forearms, Calad.;, 
 in bones of left, Ascl. t. ; in bones of left up- 
 per, worse towards morning, when he wakes, 
 Ars. s. r.; in bones on which he lies at night, 
 Hod.; in bones, at night, ILyc; in bones of 
 upper, with pains in head (cephalalgia peri- 
 ostitica), IMez.; worse breathing, talking or 
 laughing, Mang.; before chill, lEup. pur.; with 
 chills, llSpong.; worse after chill, in upper, 
 Ars. h.; during cough, IPuls.; followed by 
 cramps and drawing in back and limbs of 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 bitten side, Lyss.; deep-seated, muscular, 
 IGels.; down arms, lAspar., I I Hydras.; worse 
 above left elbow, TrForm.; from elbows to 
 lingers, in rheumatism, 1 1 Puis. ; from elbows 
 to fingers, with swelling of affected parts, 
 worse from motion and contact, previous use 
 of mercury (syphilis), I I Phyt.; to finger ends, 
 from face, ICoff; to fingers and side of head 
 (consumption), IGuaiac; in flexors, when 
 grasping anything, INatr. s.; in flexors of left 
 forearm, on radial side, near elbow, Chin, a.; 
 in forearm, as if he would lose conscious- 
 ness, Agar.; in forearm, below elbow, Mur.; 
 in forearm, when moving fingers, Asaf.; in 
 forearm, inside, near elbow joint, Anag. ; inner 
 side of left forearm, deep, Chen, v.; in fore- 
 arms, intolerable, Kali bi.; in left forearm, as 
 if bones were being pressed together, Spong.; 
 running up and down bones of left forearm, 
 Bapt. ; in left forearm, in radius, as if bones 
 were crushed and broken, Gymn.; in left fore- 
 arm, at 11 p.m., dull, intermittent, Tromb.; of 
 left forearm, in middle, in evening, Cast, e'q.; 
 in left forearm, after twitching in left abdo- 
 men and groin, Chen. v. ; worse in left fore- 
 arm, ICepa ; in right forearm, Apis; on let- 
 ting them hang, or stretching in bed, Alum.; 
 with heaviness, Ascl. s., Coccul.; in middle of 
 left humerus, Osm.; in humerus, nightly, go- 
 ing off by day during motion, I IDros.; in in- 
 ternal surface, Cup. ars.; in joints, as from 
 overexertion, when bending them backward, 
 llgn.; in left, Ind., Iod., Ipom., IKalm., 
 I IPhos., Tabac; in left, in dyspepsia, lArg. 
 nit.; in left, in evening in bed, Ast. r.; down 
 left (convulsions), IGlon.; in left, before epi- 
 leptic attack, ICalc. ars.; in left, in tertian 
 ague, IHep.; in left, in angina pectoris, I Act, 
 rac, IDig.; in left, in heart disease, IDig.; in 
 left, with dull pain in heart, Med. ; in lower 
 part of left, Chim. umb.; in left, during men- 
 ses, Agar.; in muscles of left, I I Rhus ; in left, 
 with palpitation, ICalc; left to right, Form.; 
 running along left upper, becoming stationary, 
 Brach. ; in left, cannot use it, ILach.; on lift- 
 ing them, Coccul.; during menses, ICalc, 
 Eup. pur.; on motion, particularly on raising 
 arm as if reaching, pain about insertion of 
 deltoid in upper third of humerus, Syph.; can- 
 not bear motion, ICham.; in muscles, I I Phyt.; 
 in course of median nerve of left, Iod. ; at 
 night, better by warm wrappings, Sil.; vio- 
 lent, nightly, I ! Asaf.; and numbness, in left, 
 ICurar.; with numbness, as if a nerve had been 
 pressed, Act. rac, in middle of left radius, 
 worse writing, better rubbing, Cepa ; in middle 
 of left radius, worse in small spot, Chen. v. ; 
 increasing, no longer able to raise right arm 
 to head (chronic rheumatism), lApis ; on side 
 on which he rests at night, Ars.; in right, 
 ■Lye., Pallad., Xan.; in right biceps, flexor 
 cubiti, near elbow, Ipom. ; in right, above up- 
 per half of biceps and shoulder joint, Chim. 
 umb.; in right, after exposure to cold, with 
 numbness, or succeeded by numbness (neur- 
 algia), IKalm.; in right, above elbow, Ars. m., 
 I I Form.; in right, commencing just above 
 bend of elbow, also to third finger, I I Xan.; 
 in right, with groaning, Card, m.; in right, 
 goes through hand into little ring finger, 
 worse middle joint of middle finger, 
 Ars. m.; in right, with hepatic affection, 
 
 57 
 
 ILept.; in right, on moving, Cin'ch. bol.; in 
 right, in muscles just above elbow, thence to 
 inner side of left thigh, just above knee, 
 thence to abdomen below precordial region, 
 Daph.; in muscles of right upper, Cact.; in 
 right, at noon when walking, Pallad.; in right, 
 in paralytic rheumatism, 1 1 Phos. ; in upper 
 right, worse at night on turning in bed, 
 I I Sang.; in right, wakes with whimpering, 
 Cast, eq.; in right, after walking at noon, 
 Pallad.; right, worse from pressure, rubbing 
 and passive motion, Merc. iod. flav.; in mus- 
 cles, near shoulder, Anag.; awaking from 
 sleep, lying on side, lArn.; prevents sleep, 
 Brach. ; worse going to sleep, in upper, Kali c; 
 in lower part of left ulna, Bapt.; in ulnar 
 muscles, to little fingers, 1 1 Kreo.; in upper, 
 Ars. h.; in upper, in variola, IThuya; on 
 moving upper, as if head of humerus were 
 loose and easily dislocated, ICroc; cannot 
 raise them, IColch.; with weakness, Calab.; 
 worse near wrist, worse on motion, writing, or 
 bending arm, painful, lAmyl. 
 
 Arms, palpitation : left, has to seize, during, 
 I I Aur. met. 
 
 Arms, paralysis : I Aeon., iEsc h., Ant. t., Apis, 
 Arn., Bar. m., Bell., Bry., ICalc, HCaust., 
 Cinch., Coccul., Colch., IDulc., I Kali c, ILyc, 
 Merc, Nitr. ac, INux v., IOp., IPlumb., Sep., 
 Ver.; coldness, IDulc; icy cold, especially 
 during rest, IDulc; coldness, insensibility, 
 ■ Rhus; sequel to diphtheria, ICaust.; worse 
 after unusual exertion (paralytic rheumatism), 
 I IPhos.; of forearm, in parts chiefly exposed 
 to contact with paint, I IPlumb.; left forearm, 
 Bar. c; incomplete, as if asleep, heavy as 
 lead, INux v.; with jerks, as if blood would 
 start out of veins, INux v.; of left, 1 1 Bapt., 
 
 I INux v., IRhus ; of left, after apoplectic 
 condition, with great prostration, I Ars.; 
 of left, in hysteria, 1 1 Sep.; left, power- 
 less (irritation of cerebrospinal nerves, 
 
 I I Paris ; use of left impeded, Chrom. ac; left, 
 during attack of vertigo, remained so for sev- 
 eral days (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; when 
 lifted, fall like inert masses and remain im- 
 movable, I I Con.; in meningitis, I I Rhus ; loss of 
 motion, in albuminuria, I INux v.; could not 
 move (after suppressed eruption and abuse of 
 mercury), IHep.; in brachial neuralgia, 
 Crot. t.; with pain, dryness, deathly paleness 
 and coldness of hands, Plumb.; partial, 
 ~Atrop. s.,1 I Lace; partial, of left, I IPlumb.; 
 pains as from fatigue and weakness, with 
 dread of motion, IGuaiac ; can only raise 
 arms to a right angle with axilla, trying to 
 force them higher causes muscles to suddenly 
 become paralyzed and they drop pendent, 
 Syph.; in rheumatism, IKalm.; of right, Arn., 
 Ars. s. r., Cann. i., • Ferr. iod., INux v., Rhus ; 
 of right, chronic, I I Sang. ; of right, with glosso- 
 plegia, I ICaust.; right, cannot lift, in apo- 
 plex} r , lArn. ; right, cannot be moved, in apo- 
 plexy, IBar. c; of right, from poisoning by 
 morphium aceticum, INux v.; can hardly 
 raise it (hysterical paraplegia), Hgn.; cramp, 
 then loss of sensation, rapid emaciation, with 
 coldness of parts, IPlumb. ; sudden, of left, in 
 open air, on a rainy day, I I Rhus ; with burn- 
 ing on urination, scanty discharge and vesical 
 tenesmus, I IRhus. j^^ motion. 
 
 Arms, paralytic feeling: IICoccul., Crotal., 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 ILith., I INatr. s., Sil. ; in brain diseases, 
 IZinc; on side of body corresponding to af- 
 fected side of face (prosopalgia), ICoccuL; 
 in height of paroxysm of gastralgia, I ISul. ; 
 with headache, Hod.; in left, I I Agar., Brom., 
 Hippom., I I Plat. ; of left, for several hours in 
 morning, with pain in region of heart, Pallad.; 
 in left, at night, IRhus; left, difficult and 
 painful to raise after failing on ice, Zing.; 
 painful, cannot hold lightest thing firmly, 
 I IColch. ; dull, painful in left, after fright and 
 caused by severe cold, on continuing to walk, 
 extends to left side of Chest, obstructing res- 
 piration and forcing him to stand still (neu- 
 ralgia of left phrenic nerve), MStann.; early 
 in morning, on rising, sometimes from shoul- 
 der to elbow, better after work, worse in even- 
 ing when at rest (paralytic rheumatism), 
 I IPhos.; in pericarditis, lArs.; can be pro- 
 duced by pressure upon parts where nerves 
 are easily reached, 1 1 Plat.; in right, ^Esc. h., 
 Chim. m.; in right forearm (chronic rheuma- 
 tism), lApis ; from shoulders to hands, Psor.; 
 during sleep, 1 1 Plat. ; in upper, worse right 
 side, Zinc; from much writing, Agar. 
 fig^ lameness, numbness, tired, weak. 
 
 Arms, paralytic feeling: I ICoccuL, Crotal., 
 by touch, ICinch.; in left, IChel.; in anterior 
 surface of left upper, Bell.; in left, after palpi- 
 tation commences, I I Agar.; in right forearm, 
 Bell.; in right upper, Bell. 
 
 Arms, piercing: extending and drawing up 
 tipsof little fingers, Cist.; humerus, I INatr.s.; 
 in upper, with tightness (rheumatic attacks), 
 ■Bry. S$^ stitches. 
 
 Arms, pinching: drawing between bones of 
 forearms, Calad.; in left upper, better by 
 motion, MCina; often repeated in left 
 upper, above elbow, Osm. ; in right forearm, 
 Osm. 
 
 Arms, pressing feeling: Bell., Carbo v.; as if 
 blood would burst out of vessels, Lil. tig.; in 
 anterior surface of left upper, Bell.; hard, in 
 right upper, worse from touch or motion, Ag- 
 nus; in muscles, IClem., Nitr. sp. d.; laming 
 hard, in right, as if in periosteum and deep- 
 seated muscles extending to fingers, impedes 
 writing, HCycl.; laming, tearing, in right 
 forearm, worse towards outer side, at times 
 Avorse in upper part, better by motion and 
 touch, Bism. ; painful above elbows, ICaust.; 
 painful, in left and in spleen, IFluor. ac; 
 painful, in middle of left forearm, as if bones 
 were pressed, MVer.; painful, in upper, on 
 outer side above elbow, Euphor.; painful in 
 upper, from without inward, worse touch and 
 motion, I ISabina; painful in left upper, near 
 middle and elbow," as from hard pressure of a 
 grasping hand, Nux m.; painful, in right up- 
 per, ICalc; paralytic, in forearm, worse from 
 motion and touch, Staph.; paralytic, in left 
 upper, Bell.; paralytic, along nerves to tips of 
 fingers, Cham.; rheumatic stitching, after tak- 
 ing cold with sweating, pains worse at night, 
 during rest, better motion, IDulc; in middle 
 of posterior portion of right upper, Camph.; 
 in right, especially in carpal bones, Bism.; 
 in right forearm, Bell.; outside of right fore- 
 arm, Osm.; in right upper, Bell.; fine, sensi- 
 tive in articular ligaments and periosteum, 
 from shoulder to fingers, Cham. ; on inner side 
 during rest, ceases on motion, Camph.; tensive 
 
 during cough, Dig. ; in upper, extends to neck 
 during menses, Berb. 
 
 Arms, pricking: I Apis, Dig., Glon., ISil. ; 
 then aching, Eucal.; erratic, Cast, eq.; inter- 
 mittent, in muscles at back of right upper, Ci- 
 mex ; in left, Carbo s., I IXan. ; of left forearm, 
 worse from movement, Bapt.; in left upper, 
 Elaps; numb, in left, Millef.; numb, in right, 
 waking from sleep at night, Cham.; as from 
 pins, in right, ICepa ; in right, to third finger, 
 I IXan.; with trembling, jerking, fluttering 
 through lungs, I I Lac c. ; in superficial veins, 
 IHam. f$^r formication, numbness, stick- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Arms, purple : g^* blue. 
 
 Arms, purpura heemorrhagica : ILach., IPhos., 
 ISul. ac, I ITereb. 
 
 Arms, quivering : in left upper, Diad. 
 
 Arms, reaching high : causes pain in uterus, 
 Graph. 
 
 Arms, red: Chloral., IKali bi., 1 1 Merc cor., 
 Vespa ; drinking, especially warm drinks, 
 I IPhos.; of forearm, Arm; of right, in right 
 mammary cancer, I Apis; rose-colored, (Enan.; 
 scarlet, Bell. ; streak on left forearm (inflam- 
 mation of hand), lAnthrac 
 
 Arms, restless : Agar., Brom., IGlon. ; contin- 
 ued agitation, Bufo.; especially bend of, worse 
 when covered, Ast. r.; desire to exercise, 
 Bufo.; with pains like labor-pains on fifth day, 
 after premature labor, I I Lac c; in left, with 
 sensibility, Meph.; must constantly move 
 them (scarlet fever), IMur. ac; has to change 
 position, Agar.; in scrofulous patients (luxatio 
 spontania), I IColoc $gT motion ; also Chap. 
 36, Restlessness. 
 
 Arms, rheumatism: 1 1 Berb., IBry., ICact., 
 Cinch, bol., IColch., IColoc, Como., IFerr.. 
 Grat.,IKalm.,Med., IMerc, IPhyt., IRan.b., 
 ■Rhus, HSang., Ustil., I Viol.; constant ach- 
 ing, in left, I IHam.; alternately in arms and 
 legs, Merc. iod. rub.; especially in bones and 
 joints, Mar. v.; bruised, paralyzed feeling, in 
 right upper, Ferr. iod.; before chill (quartan 
 ague), IPhelL; excruciating pains, worse as 
 evening approaches, 1 1 Act. rac ; pains fly 
 from one part to another like an electric shock, 
 worse at night, IPhyt.; in forearm, IColch.; 
 in forearm, to fingers, Ascl.t.; in left forearm, 
 IPod.; in right forearm, Form., IHydras.; in 
 forearm, into thumb, afternoon, during rest, 
 Agar.; in forearms, with trembling of hands, 
 Lye vir. ; in forearm, with w r eariness, Merc, 
 iod. rub.; of humerus, IFerr.; pressure upon 
 head of humerus, painful, IFerr. ; as if in shaft 
 of right humerus, upper third while writing, 
 Ars. iod.; in joints, ILed.; especially in joints, 
 I IPhos.; especially of joints of fingers, pains 
 suddenly go to heart, ! INatr. ph.; laming 
 pain in right, worse from writing, Merc iod. 
 flav. ; lancinating, left elbow to wrist, IGuaiac; 
 in left, Astac, Ascl. t., IFerr., Guaiac; in left, 
 in region of deltoid, Rhus ; in left, in morn- 
 ing, Jacar.; in left, worse by motion, Merc 
 iod. rub.; in left, from shoulder to elbow, 
 with lameness, IFluor. ac; in left, from 
 shoulder or elbow to wrist, IGuaiac; in left, 
 from shoulder to hand, Cinch, bol.; in left, 
 stiff and sore, worse when putting his coat on 
 or moving arm, worse in middle of day, bet- 
 ter in evening and at night, could not lie on 
 that side, TrMerc iod. flav.; transient, in left, 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 899 
 
 Eryng. ; lifting impossible, IFerr.; of capsular 
 ligament, worse at night, IMerc.; about mid- 
 way between articulation, especially about 
 attachment of deltoid, dull, aching, worse at 
 night, syphilis a year ago, I I Phyt.; better on 
 motion, Meph.; could not move, lAnt. t.;pain 
 in paroxysms, commencing in right, down 
 trunk and hip, shoots across to left hip and 
 down leg, worse on motion, ILyc; feeling as 
 though impossible to raise, when effort was 
 made, little pain, ICarbol. ac; right, nearly 
 helpless, could not put on coat during day, 
 lameness disappeared, I I Sticta ; of right, 
 I I Viol.; in right forearm, commencing at 
 night, I I Sticta; helplessness of right, as if 
 from fracture of humerus, I I Sang. ; in right, 
 worse when lying on it, Urt. ur.; of right 
 arm and shoulder, IFerr., IPhyt., ISang.; 
 in right, worse at night on turning in bed, 
 I ISang.; tendency, in right (asthma), lArg. 
 nit. ; in right, worse when using it, Iod.; sore- 
 ness of head of humerus, down arm to elbow 
 joint for days, IHam.; stitches in left radius, 
 Bapt.; stitches, drawing after getting wet whilst 
 warm, IDulc; and swelling in joints, Ananth.; 
 syphilitic, of arms and fingers, INitr. ac; 
 especially in syphilitic subjects, pains fly like 
 shocks from one part to another, worse at 
 night and in damp weather, IPhyt.; tearing, 
 particularly in joints, Stront.; tensive pains in 
 tendons, on motion, ILyc; thrusts in left 
 ulna, lower part, worse resting, Bapt,; in right 
 triceps, commencing at night, I I Sticta; in 
 lower part of right ulna, Bapt.; in upper, 
 Aph. ch.; in upper, better at night, Ars.; in 
 upper, near shoulder joint, ICalc p.; in upper, 
 worse on going to sleep, IKalm. ; with weak- 
 ness, INatr. c J^T* Elbow, Fingers, Hands, 
 Shoulders and Wrists, rheumatism. 
 
 Arms, running : as of something, before epi- 
 leptic attack, ICalc; as of a mouse, up, be- 
 fore a fit, ISul. 
 
 Arms, scraping: on styloid process of ulna, 
 Asaf. 
 
 Arms, scratching: produces an intolerable 
 sensation of pleasure in genital organs, ex- 
 tends to the uterus and produces sexual or- 
 gasm (neurasthenia), IStann. 
 
 Arms, sensitive : biceps tender to pressure, by 
 use (rheumatism),! ISang.; after a fall, IHyper.; 
 left, to pressure, pains extend to mammae, 
 ILach.; left, to touch (tumor in left mamma), 
 ILach.; slightest motion aggravates pain (ery- 
 sipelas), I ISul.; humerocubital articulation, 
 to pressure, Colch.; painful to pressure, Carbo 
 v.; upper, to pressure (paralytic rheumatism), 
 I IPhos.; tenderness of right biceps, worse by 
 pressure, I I Ham.; tenderness on outer surface 
 of right ulna, I Ars.; to touch, Astac, Carbo a.; 
 to touch, in abscess after vaccination , I Apis; 
 to touch, can hardly move them, IMerc; to 
 touch, when sitting, Berb.; right, to touch, 
 Cist.; upper, Ars. h. 
 
 Arms, as if separated : from body, Stram. 
 
 Arms, shaking: J^^gf trembling. 
 
 Arms, sharp pain : Arund.; in angina pectoris, 
 I I Oxal. ac; in upper third of right humerus, 
 while writing, Ars. i.; in left (heart trouble), 
 ■Dig.; in nerves of left, Iodof.; in right, be- 
 low elbow, as if wrenched, Ars. m.; below 
 shoulder, on attempting to raise hand to head 
 (paralysis) 1 1 Lace 
 
 Arms, shocks : involuntary, concussive, Aur. 
 mur.; electric, in left, proceeds from arm 
 joint, disturbing sleep with hands above head, 
 lArg. met. ; violent, causing to jerk suddenly 
 (tetanus), HCic; violent in left, during 
 siesta, Agar.; painful, in laryngo- tracheitis, 
 I I Puis.; painful, in right (angina pectoris), 
 
 I IPhyt.; sudden, in concussion of brain, ICic; 
 in upper, as from an electric, I I Agar.; violent, 
 Guarsea ; felt two, down wounded arm, as from 
 a galvanic battery, close to finger ends, Lyss. 
 
 Arms, shooting : Brach. , Calc p., ILith., Rhus ; 
 down, iEsc h., IFerr.; in left forearm, Tromb.; 
 in inner side, forearm, Stiling.; in forearm, 
 upper third, Stilling. ; from middle third of 
 humerus to fingers, Stilling.; in left, Cup. m., 
 MVal.; in left, from shoulder to elbow and 
 back of hand, with swelling, inability to 
 move limb or lie down, worse at night, pre- 
 venting sleep, ICrot. tig.; in left, to wrist, 
 iEsc h.; sticking, first in one, then in other 
 end, in hands or feet, with electric shock, 
 Daph.; frequent, like a streak, down right 
 (nervous affection), I Mane; at styloid process 
 of ulna, Arumd.; in uterine disorder, ICon. 
 J8^ B neuralgia. 
 
 Arms, feel shorter : .^Ethus., Alum. 
 
 Arms, skin : cracking, Sil.; rougher and thicker 
 than natural, covered with flimsy exfolia- 
 tions of epidermis (eczema, dry, chronic), 
 
 I I Kali ars. 
 
 Arms, sleep : stretched over head during, Cast, 
 eq., IPuls.; go to sleep, %g^* numbness. 
 
 Arms, smarting : Apis. gi§f burning. 
 
 Arm, soreness: lAmyl., lArn., Berb., IBry., 
 ■Rhus, Sarrac ; and aching, I lEup. perf. ; of bi- 
 ceps, Brach.; and pain in left forearm (rheumat- 
 ism), Sal. ac. ; in left, below elbow, Ars. m. ; of 
 left, when lying on left side at night, Merc. iod. 
 flav.; in left, worse by motion, Merc rub. flav. ; 
 of muscles (nervous debility), ICurar.; hum- 
 erus, painful in left, Sarrac. ; painful, in head of 
 right humerus (glenoid > cavity), for hours, 
 Ham.; in right, I Amyl.; in right, ICarbol. ac; 
 in right, worse from pressure, rubbing and 
 passive motion, Merc iod. flav.; to touch, on 
 anterior surface, Caust.; under, Calc. p.; in left 
 upper, Arum t. ; although wound is almost 
 healed, Lyss. $^~ bruised feeling, sensi- 
 tive. 
 
 Arms, spasmodic pains : IRan. b.; in left upper, 
 below deltoid, Agar. 
 
 Arms, sprained feeling: in joints, lArn.; in 
 muscles of left upper, Tereb.; joints feel 
 wrenched, Bov. &3t~ injuries. 
 
 Arms, stabbing: as with a blunt knife, below 
 head of humerus, from within out, Bell. 
 jgggr~ lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Arms, sticking: as if asleep, Sil.; boring long 
 continued in forearm, to tip of index fin- 
 ger, where it is worse, I IRan. sc; in left, ex- 
 tends to tips of fingers, I Rhus ; in anterior 
 surface of left upper, after dinner, Zinc; in 
 right forearm (chronic rheumatism), I Apis; 
 in right upper, in morning, Zinc; sudden 
 pain, like thousands of splinters in extensor 
 surface of right forearm, Agar. g^° prick- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Arms, stiffness: Agar., Amyl., Aur. mur., 
 Camph. , I IFerr., IHam., I IHyos., Merc, s., 
 INux v.; during chill, I lEup. perf.; before 
 attack of epilepsy, IBufo.; on moving fore- 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 arms, I I Rhus ; and seem without joints, in 
 morning after rising, IPetrol.; in left, I I Paris ; 
 in left, from cramp, in morning, commencing 
 in left lower ribs, I I Paris ; of left, in heart dis- 
 ease, I I Phos. ; in left, worse by motion, Merc, 
 iod. rub.; before legs, Ars. h.; cannot lift, Agar. ; 
 in measles, 1 1 Zinc; worse when moved, Merc, 
 iod. flav. ; painful and hot during night, better 
 after 8 a.m., Lil. tig. ; painful in right, Kali bi.; 
 Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis, 
 IPhos.; peculiar sensation in left (hysteria), 
 1 1 Sep.; right rigid, 1 1 Amm. m.; of right, worse 
 near wrist, worse from motion, writing or 
 bending arm, painful, lAmyl.; rigid exten- 
 sion, 1 1 Plat.; nearly rigid, IFerr.; rigidity, as 
 if dead, night, early morning, when grasping 
 things, Amm. c; as if it would go to sleep, 
 when grasping,! Cham. ;spasmodic,Menyanth.; 
 weary, as if too lazy to move, Eucal. $§T' mo- 
 tion, rheumatism. 
 
 Arms, stinging : in flexor side of upper, seems 
 to be in bloodvessels, Nux m.; in right fore- 
 arm, Chim. umb.; as of minute insects, 
 transient, Chlor. ; in right, Lach. ; in right 
 mammary cancer, I Apis; in right, to fingers, 
 jEsc. h.; from elbow to shoulder, Therid. ; in 
 sore, once in a while makes her start (dog 
 bite), Lyss. ; on swelling, Chim. umb.; in 
 upper, from within outward, near elbow joints, 
 Sabina ; in an isolated spot, in upper, Berb. 
 g^* pricking, sticking. 
 
 Arms, stitches : Ant. t., Ars. h., Bov., ICanth., 
 ICup. m., Kob., Nitr. sp. d., IRan. b., Sabad., 
 Urt. ur. ; along bones, especially forearms, and 
 metacarpal, Cham.; into bones of upper, 
 Berb.; after catarrh (pneumonia), 1 1 Puis.; 
 during chill, Ars. h.; drawing, from shoulders 
 downward, Rhus ; dull, in joint, where carpal 
 bone of thumb articulates with radius, like a 
 kind of sprain or numbness, I I Verbas. ; in out- 
 side of left, above elbow, Ars. m.; in epilepsy, 
 HCic; worse in evening, IIGamb.; fine, ex- 
 ternally, Spong.; from shoulder joint through 
 to fingers, IKreo.; down to finger tips 
 (rheumatism), 1 1 Puis.; flying, Ars. h.; in fore- 
 arm, Anac; in forearms, boring from within 
 outward, in internal muscles of right, Spong.; 
 fine, in forearm, Stram. ; in right forearm, 
 Asaf.,Stram.; in forearms, Jacea ; drawing, in 
 forearm, ISpong.; in joints, BSep.; in joints, 
 on motion, Sars.; in left, Iod., I IVal.; in left 
 upper, Berb.; like needles, Cepa; in peritoni- 
 tis, ILyc; in right, to shoulder, Cham.; in 
 upper right, ICoccul. ; through upper right, 
 with burning, Cepa ; in syphilis, ILyc; along 
 ulna, Berb.; in upper, Asaf.; in muscles of 
 upper, during rest, ICoccul. 
 
 Arms, stretching: Bell., Cadm. s., Spong.; at 
 right angles to body (spasms), 1 1 Op.; with 
 anxiety, INatr. c; causes drawing and tearing 
 in chest, Berb.; above head, Ver.; inability to 
 raise or stretch right on account of pain in 
 right hypochondriac region, Urt. ur.; with 
 palpitation, ICoccul.; spasmodic, with clenched 
 fingers, ICinch. ; with yawning restlessness, 
 pain in back, ILach. 
 
 Arms, strokes: painful, as from a heavy body 
 on middle of left upper arm, Anac. 
 
 Arms, strumming : Ast. r. 
 
 Arms, sweat: Jggf Chap. 40, Sweat arms, 
 limbs. 
 
 Arms, swelling: I Ars., Bell. Dory., Elaps, 
 
 I IFerr., Vespa ; in abscess, after vaccination^. 
 ■Apis ; dark blue, bloatedness on forearms,, 
 Samb.; dark, bluish, of cellular tissue, sensi- 
 tive, impending gangrene, IBLach.; of bones,. 
 Cadm. s.; of bones, with scrofulous ulcer on 
 leg, IMez.; with burning erysipelas, IBufo.; 
 in crusta serpiginosa, I ISul.; elastic, Dig.; 
 around elbow, Bry.; erysipelatous, BAn- 
 anth., IIRhus; in evenings more painful, 
 (nervous debility), ICurar.; feel as if enorm- 
 ously swollen, every night for years, IDiad.; 
 feeling of, Ver.; flush, color of red rose, BLac 
 def.; of forearm, Arn.; size of a goose egg, on 
 forearm, inflames and then drops off (cancer- 
 ous inoculation), lArs.; red line extending to 
 axilla, painful, on forearm (dissecting wound), 
 ILach.; forearm, of periosteum, lAur. met.; 
 large, on upper part of forearm, motion im- 
 possible, pain insufferable, IFerr. ph.; glisten- 
 ing, Vespa ; gouty, I Graph.; hard, on forearm, 
 with itching in inner side along edge of 
 radius, 7rCarbo a.; humero-cubital articula- 
 tion, Colch.; round, of joints, ICalc; of left, 
 Chloral., Vespa; of left, nearly double its 
 size, from elastic cellular infiltration, ILach.; 
 left, painful (heart disease), ILyc vir.; left, 
 with shooting tearing from shoulder to elbow 
 and back of hand, worse at night, preventing 
 sleep (brachial neuralgia), ICrot. tig.; large, 
 on lower part, red and hot, not allowing least 
 motion, pain insufferable, IFerr. ph.; lym- 
 phatic, in flexure of left, Berb.; muscles of 
 upper, enlarged, firm and hard (Duchenne's 
 pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis), IPhos.; cede- 
 matous, after dissecting wound, I ISil.; cede- 
 matous, of right, as in dropsy, Chim. umb.; 
 of radius, ICalc; red and hot (arthritic), from 
 elbow to wrist, IMerc; with skin color of a 
 red rose, generally morning and during day 
 and evening (headache), ILacdef.; red and 
 inflamed, after vaccination, I ISil.; rheumatic, 
 of right upper, with stitches, Bry.; of right, 
 Apis, Cinnab.; of right, in right mammary 
 cancer, I Apis ; right, from tips of fingers tx> 
 shoulder, swollen and one mass of sores, dis- 
 charging fetid pus, IHydras.; right, in spinal 
 disease, lApis; sensation of, Cadm. s.; to 
 shoulder, I I Merc cor. ; between shoulder and 
 elbow joint (rheumatism), I I Sang.; skin, on 
 inner side (eczema), IMerc; small, under 
 skin, above elbow joints, I I Puis.; right upper 
 sore and tender, I I Graph.; tumefaction, had 
 been half paralyzed, Variol.; followed by a 
 boil-like elevation, which turned into a large 
 ulcer with overhanging edges, Kali bi.; better 
 when uncovered, Chim. umb.; white, puffy 
 of paralyzed, lApis; white as putty, lApis. 
 Arms, tearing: Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., Bell., 
 Bov.,Brom.,Calcp., ICanth., ICaps.,IICaust., 
 Colch., Collin., ILyc, IMagn. m., IMar. v., 
 Niccol., IPsor., IPuls., Sep., ISul., Zinc; in 
 quartan ague, I ISep. ; in bones, I IBenz. ac; 
 abscess in breast, extending towards, I Hep.; 
 after catarrh (pneumonia), I IPuls.; during 
 chill, Ars. h.; cramplike, in bones, Aur. met.; 
 crawling, in bones, into fingers, Cham.; draw- 
 ing, in right, early; in morning, lasting during 
 morning after rising, extends to right wrist 
 joint, Cact.; drawing, in upper, worse from 
 violent motion, better gentle (rheumatism), 
 IFerr. ph.; from right elbow to fingers, Amm. 
 m.; to finger tips, in rheumatism, I IPuls.; 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 901 
 
 floating from shoulder to elbow and fingers, 
 mostly right, Cact.; tearing in forearm, Amb., 
 Calc. p.; between bones of forearm, Agar.; 
 in bones of left, I I Agar. ; in forearm to tips 
 of fingers, Asaf.; in forearm, to fingers (quar- 
 tan ague), 1 1 Sep.; inner surface of forearm in 
 line from elbow to wrist, Bry.; in muscles, 
 particularly flexors of forearm, in morning 
 soon after waking, worse in cool evening air, 
 Cham.; dull bubbling in muscles of inner fore- 
 arm, side of right, not far from elbow, Zinc. ; 
 in left forearm, from elbow to hand, ICarbo. 
 v.; in left forearm, at night, IRhod.; in left 
 forearm, Agar. ; in right forearm, Chel. ; in 
 right forearm, worse at night, cannot remain 
 in bed, I IKhod.; forearm, about 6 p.m., dur- 
 ing wet, cold weather (chronic rheumatism), 
 
 I IRhod.; in lower muscles of forearm, Bell.; 
 especially in bones of hands and fingers, Arg. 
 met.; with headache, ICalc. p. ; in humerus, 
 Bell.; in joints of right, worse eveninginbed, 
 also left arm slightly affected, Stront; along 
 left, I Arg. nit.; in left, to ends of fingers, 
 jEsc. h.; in left, to finger joints, IColoc. ; on 
 inside of left, Camph.; in left, from shoulder 
 to elbow and back of hand, with swelling, in- 
 ability to move or lie down, worse at night, 
 preventing sleep, ICrot. t.; in left, as if in 
 tendons of fingers, ceases on strong motion, 
 Amm. m.; in left upper, Agar., I I Card, m.; 
 violent, while lying still, IRhus ; at outer side 
 of, beginning right, extending to nape of neck 
 and back, then to thigh, where it becomes 
 stitching (rheumatism), I IRhod.; nightly, 
 IFerr.; paralytic, IFerr. mur., Menyanth.; 
 paralytic, along right upper, as far as hand, 
 Sabina ; repeated paroxysms (headache), 
 
 I I Anac; along radius, Berb.; rending, I Cup. 
 m.; rendinginboneof upper, Aug.; in upper, 
 with tightness (rheumatic attacks), IBry.; in 
 rheumatism, I I Puis.; in right, Asaf., Chel., 
 Goss., Inul., IRhod.; in right, from elbow to 
 tip of little finger, IIAur.mur.; to index fin- 
 ger, yEsc. h.; in right, on moving, Chel.; in 
 middle posterior portion of right upper, 
 Camph.; erratic shooting, BAcon.; spasmodic, 
 on anterior side, from elbow to wrist, as soon 
 as he takes hold of anything, llCalc. ; nightly, 
 stinging, IFerr.; then a stinging in right for 
 one hour after getting up from bed, then all 
 day in left, Lyss. ; stitching, to finger joints, 
 I I Kali c; sudden, in right forearm, while 
 writing, IIRan.b. ; in upper, with shining red 
 swelling of parts, Bry.; in syphilis, MSul.ac.; 
 in left ulna, extends downward, Yerbas. ; in 
 upper, Ars. h.; into bones of upper, Berb.; in 
 upper, worse in elbow joint, thenceinto shoul- 
 der, in an isolated spot in upper, Berb.; ante- 
 rior surface of left upper, Bell.; in right upper, 
 Bry. JS^f neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Arms, tension : Hyper., Menyanth.; tightness, 
 as from cold, Alum.; tight, cordlike, extend- 
 ing from front of left elbow down front of 
 forearm, with " round spots " of pain, here 
 and there, on front of forearm (pyaemia from 
 injury to right middle finger), ICrotal.; in 
 forearm, Agar., Cadm. s.; especially in bones 
 of hands and fingers, Arg. met.; in humerus, 
 Sul.; in left upper, Agar.; in muscles near 
 axilla, Ang.; painful, Anac. ; painful to finger 
 tips (rheumatism), I I Puis.; painful in fore- 
 arm, Como.; painful in left forearm, ICaust.; 
 
 painful in joints, Mang.; painful on attempt- 
 ing to stretch, ICimex ; rheumatic in head of 
 left humerus, Zinc; in small places, Bar. c. ; 
 extends to neck during menses, Berb. 
 
 Arms, thrilling : agreeable, Cann. i. 
 
 Arms, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : Berb.; 
 in left, 1 1 Xan. ; in left, as if blood would be 
 jerked out of veins, IINux v.; in left up- 
 per, Codein.; in bones of left upper, down- 
 ward, Ars. h.; in left, commencing above el- 
 bow, in course of brachial nerve, along radial 
 nerve to wrist, followed by pain similar to 
 that produced by a blow upon arm below in- 
 sertion of deltoid, pain affected principally 
 radial side of forearm, thumb and index fin- 
 ger, 8.30 a.m., Merc, sul.; painful, in left up- 
 per, by pauses, I I Kali c; painful, in right 
 forearm, on flexor side, Lyss.; pulsativepain 
 at intervals in upper (angina pectoris) , I Kali c; 
 strong painless pulsations near and above 
 right olecranon, Agar. ; isolated sore throbs, 
 in right, Brach. 
 
 Arms, tickling : after suppressed eruption and 
 abuse of mercury, IHep. 
 
 Arms, tingling: I Aeon., I INatr. s.; in angina 
 pectoris, I Dig.; awaking, Ailant.; of right 
 forearm, INitr. ac; in heart disease, IDig.; 
 down left to tips of fingers, 7rCarbol. ac. ; worse 
 in left, Apis ; in left, with dull headache, 
 Ailant. g^* formication, numbness. 
 
 Arms, tired (fatigue, lassitude, weariness) : 
 1 1 Arg. nit., Ars. h., Astac, Aur. met., Brach., 
 BCalc, Cornus, IHain., I IXatr. p., Sarrac, 
 Spong.; as if bruised, lArn.; from elbow into 
 left hand, Camph.; easily, from moderate 
 exercise, so that everything he holds is al- 
 lowed to fall, IStann.; in forearm, BiArg. nit.; 
 painful lassitude, Cact.; left, I I Agar., Camph.; 
 left, constantly, ICarbol. ac; especially left, 
 Apis; left, in heart affection, ISumb.; with 
 difficulty of lifting them, Calab.; left, from 
 shoulder to wrist, better by motion, Camph.; 
 in morning, on rising, sometimes from shoul- 
 der to elbow, better after work, worse in 
 evening, when at rest (paralytic rheuma- 
 tism), I IPhos.; moving wearies very much 
 (anaemia), I I Sul.; as if paralyzed, in mourn- 
 ing, in bed, Hod.; paralytic, weariness in 
 right, Bism.; right, as if paralyzed, has to 
 stop writing in evening, Ferr. lod.; when 
 playing piano, steadily increasing, I Gels.; 
 right, worse writing, Merc. iod. flaw ; from 
 writing, ICarbo v. Jgggf paralytic feeling, 
 weak. 
 
 Arms, torpid feeling : at night (gastric head- 
 ache), ICaust. 
 
 Arms, trembling : Agar., Alum., Anac, Crotal., 
 BCup.m., Hod., Mane, Med., IOp., IPhos., Sa- 
 bad.,Seneg.,ISpig.,IStram.,Viol.; in biceps of 
 right, Fluor, ac; in cardialgia, Cup. m.; as 
 if in a shaking chill (epilepsy), I I Sul.; in 
 convulsions, ICoccul.; convulsive, ^Atrop. s.; 
 during eating, Strain.; especially in evening 
 and after exercise, IHyos.; after moderate 
 exertion, IRhus; feeling, Agar., Rhus; in fore- 
 arms, Spong.; in right forearm, INitr. ac; 
 when anything is grasped, Ver. ; in hypo- 
 chondriasis, I Arg. nit.; when leaning on them, 
 Astac, Meph.; of left, precedes epilepsy, ISil.; 
 of left, in paroxysms, IOp.; in left, when 
 lying on it, ceases on turning on right side, 
 ICanrph.; when moving (typhoid), IGels.; 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 in right, Dory.; of right, while eating (hyste- 
 ria), 1 1 Sec; of right, worse from motion (ner- 
 vous ailment), IMagn. p. ; of right, during 
 voluntary motion (multiple sclerosis), Plumb.; 
 of right, with urinary difficulty, IDulc; of 
 right, as if galvanic battery were attached, 
 Dory.; after rising, Alum.; convulsive shak- 
 ing after overwork and mental anxiety, ICup. 
 m.; in triceps of right, Fluor, ac; when he 
 attempts to use them, I IPhos., Plumb.; with 
 other complaints, particularly uterine, ICalc. 
 p.; preceded by weakness and numbness, 
 Plumb. 
 
 Arms, tumor : indurations on forearm, between 
 radialis and supinator longus, size of a bean 
 (cancerous inoculation), lArs. 
 
 Arms, twitching : Agar.,Alum.,lAnt. t., lAsaf., 
 Bell., Brom., ICaust., IChel., ICoff., I Kali c, 
 ILyc, IMerc.,IOp., Rheum, Tarax. ; constant, 
 in cholera infantum, I IVer.; in chorea, IMy- 
 gale ; convulsive,ICup.m.,IMerc.cor.,Squilla ; 
 as in drunkards, IOp.; in evening, in bed, 
 Carbo v. ; fibrillar, in muscles of left upper, 
 Diad. ; of left forearm, Tarax. , Zing. ; left fore- 
 arm, above wrist, only during rest, Spig.; in 
 left forearm, sitting still, Chen, v.; and twitch- 
 ing sensation on taking hold of anything, 
 INatr. c; in hysteria, I Ign.; in left, JEsc. h.; 
 of left, in chorea, ICup. m. ; of left upper,Diad. ; 
 in left upper joint, extending inward, Asaf.; 
 every few minutes, I I Lach. ; frequent, in peri- 
 myelitis, Sep.; when at rest (hysteria), Val. ; 
 in rheumatism, I I Thuya ; in right, I IChel., 
 Lyss. ; usually in right, IMygale ; in right 
 upper, IIMenyanth.; frequent, in right (hy- 
 drocephalus), TrHell.; when right leg is held 
 (hysteria), I I Sep.; particularly in right (men- 
 ingitis), ICarbol. ac; spasmodic, ICod.; spas- 
 modic, accompanying sudden contraction of 
 larynx as from fumes of sulphur (asthma), 
 IMosch.; in upper, Agar.; ceasing when work- 
 ing hard with hands, Agar, fl®* convul- 
 sions, jactitation, jerking. 
 
 Arms, ulcers: lAnanth., Kali bi. ; fistulous, on 
 right forearm, Chim. umb.; on right forearm, 
 erysipelatous, I I Lye; from one-half of an inch 
 •to three inches in size, irregular in shape, 
 with ragged edges, and surface studded with 
 minute granulations which bled readily (sec- 
 ondary syphilis), I IPhyt.; assumed malignant 
 character, eating until bones of wrist were 
 exposed (local effects through an abraded sur- 
 face), Dory.; phagedenic, scrofulous, or syphil- 
 itic, having a dark-red blush, Rhus v. ; as large 
 as a half-penny, excavated, laying bare the 
 muscle, where operation had been after vac- 
 cination, I ISil. 
 
 Arms, uncovering : must uncover, Zinc; must 
 uncover, skin irritable, Ang. 
 
 Arms, uneasiness : IGlon.; in left, in pericar- 
 ditis, lAscl. t. 
 
 Arms, vaccination : function of biceps want- 
 ing after vaccination, 1 1 Thuya; erysipelas, 
 small red raised papules on eighth day, ICro- 
 tal.; severe pain in left upper, at vaccination 
 mark, could not raise arm in morning, Vacc; 
 red and inflamed swellings, I ISil.; excavated 
 ulcer, laying bare muscle, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Arms, veins : of lower, distended, while feet 
 are icy cold, IMenyanth.; numerous monili- 
 form dilatations on forearm and upper arm, 
 chiefly corresponding to the points of union 
 
 of veins, 1 1 Plumb.; enlarged, Med.; injected, 
 Stront.; prominent, INux v.; swollen, on fore- 
 arms, IIPuls.; tense, Stront. 
 
 Arms, wandering pains : flying pains, Caulo.; 
 heavy drawing, in right, worse in damp 
 weather (gonorrhoea), 1 1 Med.; in right, and 
 leg, then left leg, I Hydras. 
 
 Arms, warts: ICalc,ICaust.,l ILyc,ISil.,IThuya; 
 broad, moist burning condylomata, IMerc d.; 
 large fleshy, on left forearm, I ISil.; painful to 
 touch, I INatr. c. 
 
 Arms, weakness: Abrot., Anac, lArs., Arund., 
 Bell.,Berb., Bism., Brach., Brom., Cepa, Chen. 
 v., Cinch. bol., Con., Cornus, IGlon., I IKalibr., 
 IKalm., Lyss., INatr. m., IPetrol., IPhos. ac, 
 Plumb., Ruta; after a fit of anger, I INatr. m.; 
 as if asleep, w T orse in heat of bed, from ex- 
 posure to cold and stormy weather, IRhod.; 
 with atrophy, loss of sensation and trembling, 
 Plumb.; of biceps, Brach.; with cold sensa- 
 tion in finger tips and abdomen, IPhos. ac; 
 with rheumatic pains, Graph.; disabling, after 
 posing, 1 1 Ang.; after slight exertion, ICic; 
 exhaustion as after great exertion, IGuaiac; 
 in forearm (heart disease), IDig.; after a blow 
 on head (headache), IMerc. per.; with pain 
 in hip joints as if dislocated, worse when 
 walking, Psor. ; relaxed feeling as after hold- 
 ing a heavy weight, better from motion of 
 arms, 1 1 Plat.; after long illness (nervous de- 
 bility), ICurar.; joints feel disabled, Bov.; 
 and lameness (muscular atrophy), ICalc; 
 lassitude in morning, after rising not better 
 walking in open air, 1 1 Card, m.; left, INux v.; 
 left, exhausted, Tabac; feels as if he could 
 not use left, Arm; no power in left, Ind.; 
 want of power in left, which must be kept 
 close to body, any attempt to move it causes 
 sensation as if left shoulder were breaking 
 off (prosopalgia), IChel.; in lifting slightest 
 weight, Polyp.; in lower, Ang.; in middle 
 portion, Glon.; in morning, IKali c; can 
 hardly _ move them, IPhos.; numb, I Gels.; 
 numb in left, Cup. ars.; painful in extensors, 
 Hod.; painful in left, worse using arm, ILach.; 
 paralytic, Bell., 1 1 Rhus; paralytic, of left, 
 ICalc, IIDig., Ind., HSars.; paralytic, if 
 he holds a light weight for a short time, 
 Stann.; paralytic, in right, Bism., Carbo v.; 
 semi-paralytic condition, knife frequently 
 drops from hand, 1 1 Plumb.; powerless from 
 extreme pain, if attempt was made to move 
 them, MSticta; powerless, Camph., IGels., 
 I IKali c; powerless, in chronic alcoholism, 
 IPhos. ; powerless, on moving forearms, 
 I I Rhus; powerless, hang as if paralyzed by 
 blows (meningitis), 1 1 Aeon.; powerless, could 
 not take hold of anything, had to be fed 
 and nursed (spinal disease), I Apis; upper, 
 powerless as after severe labor, Arg. met.; 
 prostration, IPetrol.; unable to raise thein, 
 ILach., 1 1 Phyt. ; no power to raise or move 
 hands, <Lyc; could not raise upper, Sid.; 
 with rheumatic pains in shoulders, arms and 
 elbows, INatr. c; right, Bapt., ISil.; right 
 forearm, Bell.; right, as if all power had left 
 it, better on motion, Stront.; especially right, 
 worse from motion, Stann. ; right upper, Bell.; 
 right, in writing,Brach.; after seal ding, BCaust.; 
 incline to sink by one's side, I IBry.; must let 
 
 , sink down, Ant. c; sensation of sudden loss 
 of power, in morning, I INux v.; upper, IPhos* 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 903 
 
 upper, on awaking, I lArg. met.; difficulty of 
 
 . using, IDig.; when at work, they feel power- 
 less, ILyc. Jgg^ paralytic feeling, tired. 
 
 Arms, wires : as of fine, delicate wires or fibres 
 pulling and continually in motion down both 
 arms from elbow to hand, ICoccul. 
 
 ELBOWS, abscess : discharging a red-brown 
 matter, with shiny particles, Crot. 
 
 Elbows, aching: continued, 101. jec; dull, 
 IPod. ; alternating, with pain in knees, Diosc; 
 in left, I I Gels. ; in right, in evening, with sore- 
 ness, Still.; distress, during rainy weather, 
 Erig. 
 
 Elbows, boring: MSpong. ; in olecranon de- 
 pression, Amm. c. 
 
 Elbows, as if broken : in right, IBry. 
 
 Elbows, bruised feeling: ICarbo v.; in right, 
 Camph. 
 
 Elbows, bubbling sensation : injoints,Rheum. 
 
 Elbows, burning: lArg. met., Arund., Berb.; 
 at night (chlorosis), 1 1 Sep.; as from a glow- 
 ing iron, Alum.; above left, Agar.; near left, 
 Coccus ; sore, as if scraped, IPlat. 
 
 Elbows, caries : of joint, I ISil.; of joint, inflam- 
 mation, swelling, fistulous opening led to 
 rough bone discharging thin, greenish pus, 
 I, ISil. 
 
 Elbows, chill : shuddering, Castor. 
 
 Elbows, coldness: of point, like ice, Agar. 
 
 Elbows, constriction; crampy, at bend to 
 hand,, as if one had carried a weight, Elaps. 
 
 Elbows, contraction : bent, cannot be stretched, 
 as if tendons were too short (spinal disease), 
 
 I Apis. 
 
 Elbows, cracking: Amm. c, Ant. c, IKalm.; 
 loud, in left, on moving, Zing. 
 
 Elbows, cutting : in interior of left, when walk- 
 ing, Bell. 
 
 Elbows, drawing : Aloe, Berb., IBry., Cham., 
 
 I I Kali c, I INatr. c, Viol.; in bones, day and 
 night, worse from touch and motion, I ISil.; 
 cramplike, Rhus ; in left, Agar.; worse at 
 night, and when lying on left side (rheumat- 
 ism), IPhos.; rheumatic, in right, Zinc; in 
 right, Viol.; into wrist, Rhus. 
 
 Elbows, dull pain : on left, passing to palm of 
 hand, then to shoulder, Xan.; in right, 
 1 1 Ham. 
 
 Elbows, eruption : in bends, Amm. m., INatr. 
 m., IPsor.; in bends, with constipation, IHep.; 
 in bends, with recent case of itch, I IPsor.; in 
 bends, soreness spreading rapidly, exudes 
 offensive smelling serum ; painful when 
 washed, 1 1 Sep.; appearing in bend, spreads 
 over large portion of arms and body (heredi- 
 tary syphilis), 1 1 Sul.; to right of right, a black 
 and blue spot, Lyss.; small reddish spot, forms 
 a blister, black, as large as a hazelnut, Ars.; 
 brown spots, Cadm. s., ILach.; crusts in bend 
 of left, ICup. m.; eczema^ in bends, accom- 
 panied by abscesses, affecting bones, I IPsor.; 
 'fissured, dry chronic eczema, in bends, 1 1 Kali 
 ars.; eczema, on right,IBrom.; herpes, Thuya ; 
 herpes, in bends, IINatr. m.; herpes circinatus, 
 in bend, hard to touch and wrinkled look- 
 ing, itching, I Graph. ; herpes, worse in even- 
 ing and open air, better from warmth, IKreo.; 
 herpes, with scabs, IStaph. ; herpes scaling off, 
 ■Sep.; dry, scaly herpes on inside, no itching, 
 Cact.; itch-like vesicles in bends, ICalc. ; irreg- 
 ular patches, with shining scales, edges raised 
 (psoriasis), llris ; pimples in bends, 01. an., 
 
 MPhos.; pimples on each point, inflamed 
 after rubbing, Berb.; two pimples, Hyos.; 
 psoriasis, IPhos.; patches of psoriasis, size 
 of a crown piece, indolent, spreads, 'I Kali 
 ars.; rash in bend, Calad.; itching rash 
 in bends, IHep.; red itching miliary, rough 
 feeling, like a grater to touch, ICoral.; len- 
 til-sized bright red spots, surrounded with a 
 herpetic looking skin, Sep.; red.circularspoton 
 left olecranon, size of a franc, becomes covered 
 with dry furfuraceous friable coat, falling off 
 in two days, Ast. r.; pain, followed by red 
 patches, some bluish, painful to touch, new 
 ones constantly forming (erythema nodosum 
 during typhoid), I I Rhus v.; on right (eczema), 
 IBrom.; ringworm on point of right, ICup. m.; 
 tetter, I IPhos.; tetter in bend, itching, Cup. m.; 
 tetter in bend, with yellow scabs, itching, 
 particularly in evening, ICup. m.; red vesicles, 
 filled with fluid in bend, INatr. c. 
 
 Elbows, erysipelas : under left, extends all 
 around elbow to extensor side of forearm, 
 progresses to upper arm, showing at first pale 
 reddish, which darkened and reached its 
 acme in production of vesicles of different 
 size, swelling and tension of skin, with burn- 
 ing pain, hemorrhage copious from blisters, 
 turned black and dried up slowly, some 
 reached shoulder, began to radiate upward 
 to neck and head, 1 1 Sul. 
 
 Elbows, gout: Ars. h.; joints filled with solid 
 exudate, IKali iod.; inflammation of left, pain 
 worse from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., lEup. perf. 
 
 Elbows, grinding : Diosc. 
 
 Elbows, griping: or clawing, as of a hand 
 around, better from warmth, ICaust. 
 
 Elbows, heaviness: in bends, Astac; constant 
 painful, as if paralyzed in bend of left, Zinc; 
 paralytic, Samb. 
 
 Elbows, inflammation : painful, of ligaments, 
 redness and contraction, lAnt. c; rheumatic, 
 worse at night and from motion, I ILact. ac 
 
 Elbows, injuries : pains from a blow in right, 
 Cepa. 
 
 Elbows, irritation : inside, Med. 
 
 Elbows, itching : Psor., ISep.; in bends, IHep., 
 Psor., ISep.; inside of, Med.; on left, Pallad.; 
 in olecranon, Ars. met.; in point, Agar.; on 
 posterior part of each, ISep. 
 
 Elbows, jerks : Stram. 
 
 Elbows, laming pain : worse in right, Ars. h. 
 
 Elbows, lancinating : I Arg. met.; in direction 
 of upper arm, Colch. 
 
 Elbows, nodes: on condyles, gout, ICalc p.; 
 large, on olecranon, 1 1 Stilling. 
 
 Elbows, numbness: in left, worse on slight 
 motion, I Cepa. 
 
 Elbows, pain : Ars. h., ICaust., ICornus, Hod., 
 Xan.; in acute process of left olecranon, fugi- 
 tive, Chin, a.; in left, as from a blow, Ruta; 
 in bone, Agar. ; in bone of left, Osm. ; in bone 
 of right, 1 1 Aur. met. ; bone feels as if it would 
 come through, I I Phos. ; as after carrying a 
 heavy weight with arms bent, worse extend- 
 ing arm, worse on right side, Cham.; worse 
 after chill, Ars. h.; as after a concussion, 
 worse moving arm, and resting on it, Ang. ; 
 about condyles, Ver. v.; in catarrhal fever, 
 IMyrtus ; ending in ring finger, Arund.; in left, 
 Brach.,Cast.eq.,Iodof.,Xan. ; from left, through 
 forearm, Jacar.; directly over left, MChel.; 
 on moving arm, Ang.; to little finger, as of 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 nerve compressed, JEsc. h.; every night, about 
 11 p.m., continues till 7 a.m., ISul.; in right, 
 1 1 Lac c; in right, as if paralyzed, at noon, 
 same at 2 p.m., in left, better in horizontal 
 position, and when allowing forearm to hand, 
 Lyss.; short-lasting in right, Chrom. ac; skin 
 hot, red and infiltrated (erysipelas), I ISul.; 
 as if joint had been struck, Calc p.; sudden 
 catching, from left to foot, Carb. s.; tran- 
 sitory, undefined, in morning, in left, Chrom. 
 ac; with weakness in right arm and hand 
 can scarcely hold pencil, Bapt. 
 
 Elbows, paralytic feeling: joint painful, in 
 left, at night, Stront. 
 
 Elbows, paralytic pain: Cham.; in right, Bry. 
 
 Elbows, position : drawn behind back, and 
 firmly fixed there, Amyg. ; pressed into sides, 
 I IStram. 
 
 Elbows, pressing feeling: in bends, Astac; 
 cramp-like, left, extending into forearm in 
 every position, Verbas.; in joint of left, Spong.; 
 pain near left, Coccus ; painful in right, worse 
 leaning upon it, extends into hand, I ICamph.; 
 rheumatic, Zinc. 
 
 Elbows, pricking: Aloe. 
 
 Elbows, rheumatism : right, Ars., IColch., Grat., 
 ■ Hydras., IKali bi.; dull in right, worse on 
 motion, Ustil.; to hands, Niccol.; in left, 
 Ant. t., Bapt., Magn. s.; cannot move without 
 pain (rheumatism), IFerr.; pinkish, swollen, 
 sensitive, motion painful, 1 1 Sal. ac; in right, 
 IColoc, Form.; weakness of arms, INatr. c 
 
 Elbows, sensitiveness: Ars. h.; painful to 
 touch, ICarbo v. 
 
 Elbows, sharp pains: when moving, Med.; 
 quick, Tell. 
 
 Elbows, shooting: externally in left, Bell.; 
 through left then right, ICalc p.; in right at 
 different times, all morning, Tromb. 
 
 Elbows, soreness: in left, Ind.; pain in joints, 
 101. jec. 
 
 Elbows, spasmodic pain : when carrying arm 
 in a sling, ILach. 
 
 Elbows, sprained pain : 1 1 Gels. ; or as if bro- 
 ken (nervous debility), ICurar. 
 
 Elbows, sticking : with chill, 1 1 Hell. ; in right, 
 evenings, when yawning, Zinc; like from 
 splinters, in point of left, Agar. 
 
 Elbows, stiffness: ICalc, 1 1 Ham. , I IKali c, 
 ■Sep.; anchylosis with swelling and pain at 
 every attempt to move, I ISil.; gouty, in left, 
 Agar.; left, Diosc; after posing, I lAng.; rheu- 
 matic, in left, Agar., Como., ILyc; in right, 
 IColoc 
 
 Elbows, stinging : Berb. ; seems to be seated 
 in bloodvessels, Nux m. ; in bones, day and 
 night, worse on touch and motion, I ISil.; in 
 left, Ast. r., IKali bi.; like sting of a wasp, 
 lArg. met. 
 
 Elbows, stitches: Asaf., Jacea, IILaur.; in 
 bends, ISpig.; electric, in olecranon, Agar.; on 
 motion, Spong.; in point, Spong.; in right, 
 Brom.; with swelling of right, IBry.; in tip, 
 Coccus. 
 
 Elbows, stretch : desire to (nervous debility), 
 ICurar. 
 
 Elbows, swelling : Benz. ac, Bry.; of condyles, 
 ICalc p.; condyles, internal and external, 
 IMez.; after a contusion, 1 1 Puis.; enlarged, 
 right, IHydras.; of joint of right (pericardi- 
 tis^, I ISpig.; lump, size of a hazelnut, after 
 thumb was pricked under nail, ICepa; lump, 
 
 as large as a marble, in ulnar side of bend, 
 with aching (whitlow), I ISul.; as far as middle 
 of upper and forearm, IBry.; after a sprain, 
 maltreated by leeches and incision, general 
 weakness, loss of appetite, fever, earthy pale 
 face, IFerr. ph.; rheumatism, IBry.; in acute 
 rheumatism (toothache), I ICheL; right, red, 
 I I Lac c ; in rheumatism, in right, IColoc; 
 want of synovial fluid, 1 1 Calc. fl. 
 
 Elbows, syphilitic affection : I IRhod. 
 
 Elbows, tearing: Amb., Ars. h., Berb., Cact., 
 Cycl., I I Kali c, I I Kali iod. ; to axilla, at night, 
 I I Ars.; in bends, Zinc; as long as he holds 
 arm bent, Spong.; in bones, day and night, 
 worse from touch and motion, I ISil.; jerking, 
 during rest, better during motion, IRhus ; in 
 left, Agar., Coccus, I Hod.; worse at night, 
 and when lying on left side (rheumatism), 
 IPhos.; during rest, ILyc; in right, Carb. s.; 
 in right, better rubbing, in morning, I I Zinc; 
 into ulna and hand, Berb.; upward and down- 
 ward, Lachn.; into wrist, Rhus. 
 
 Elbows, tension : Berb., Rhus ; frequent draw- 
 ing, MMur. ac; in joint, Sul. ac; in joint, 
 as if too short, Mang. ; when flexing arm (ec- 
 zema), IMerc; painful, in tendons, on moving 
 arms, IPuls.; painful, as if tendons were too 
 short, 1 1 Kreo. 
 
 Elbows, throbbing : with soreness in right, in 
 evening, Stilling. 
 
 Elbows, tingling : into hands and fingers, at 
 11- a.m., on walking in open air, 7rMenyanth. 
 
 Elbows, tired : Chin. a. 
 
 Elbows, tumor: encysted, at point (steatoma), 
 IHep. 
 
 Elbows, twitching : dull, Aloe. 
 
 Elbows, ulcerative pain : left, to little finger 
 (leprosy, lame girl), I I Agar. 
 
 Elbows, ulcers: blisters changed into, ICalc; 
 right, full of sores, IHydras. 
 
 FINGERS, abscess: chronic swelling and 
 suppuration of little, IMang.; an opening occa- 
 sionally occurs on dorsum from which an 
 ichorous purulent discharge takes place, 
 IFluor. ac; forming under deep fibrous tissues 
 (septicaemia, result of dissecting wound), 
 ILach.; suppuration of middle joint of right 
 index, after injury, IHep. 8^* panaritium. 
 
 Fingers, aching: right index, dull, Abrot.; in 
 right index, in whitlow, I ISil.; from index to 
 axilla and scapula (whitlow), I ISul.; in upper 
 joint of little, Gamb.; soreness in last phalanx 
 of right middle, Dolich.; metacarpo-phalange- 
 al joint of left thumb, Osm.; thumb, fugitive 
 pain in first phalanx of left, in less degree in 
 right, Chin, a.; thumb, in attempting to use 
 it, I IPhos. 
 
 Fingers, air : sensitive to cold, Agar. 
 
 Fingers, awkward : in chlorosis, ICalc; clum- 
 siness, INux v., IIPteL; drops things from 
 nervous weakness, lApis, INatr. m.; missed 
 laying hold of anything she wished, child 
 (chorea), lAsaf. 
 
 Fingers, bite : attempted to, Lyss. 
 
 Fingers, bleeding : oozing blood from under 
 nails, ICrotal. 
 
 Fingers, blue : Cornus, ICup. m.; with chilli- 
 ness, I Petrol.; in intermittent, I INux m.; in 
 cerebral meningitis, ICup. m.; right middle, 
 of a glossy blue-gray color (pyaemia), ICrotal.; 
 with weakness of nervous system and heart, 
 ICrotal.; points, t Agar.; tips, Bor. PM^* nails 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 905 
 
 Fingers, boils ; iLach.; large painful boil, on 
 iirst phalanx of fourth, MCalc; sequela of 
 itch, ICalc; of thumb, at lower part, Kali n. 
 
 Fingers, boring: Carbo v.; sudden, violent, 
 painful in bones, Daph.; in joints. IIAur.met., 
 Carbo v. , IHell.; pain in first joints of thumbs, 
 with feeling of stiffness, I Led. 
 
 Fingers, as if broken: indexCham.;thumb, Cham. 
 
 Fingers, bruised pain: in outer side of meta- 
 carpal bones of little, as from a bruise, only 
 noticeable on touch, Verbas. ; in right, Camph.; 
 at root of left thumb, I IPhos.; tips, ISars. 
 
 Fingers, burning: Apis,Berb., Carbo v., IPe- 
 trol. ; in balls, ISul.; as if a felon would come 
 in right index, Agar.; on flexor surfaces, Zinc. ; 
 as if frostbitten, Agar.; as if frostbitten dur- 
 ing slight cold, Bor.; in index, Arund.; in 
 right index ( whitlow), I l&ft.; in index, very- 
 tender (whitlow), I ISul.; as from a glowing 
 iron, Alum.; on outer surface of left, in skin, 
 Card, m.; under nails, with itching, ISars.; 
 in left ring, like fire on inner border of nail, 
 Om.; in sides, I ISars.; in thumb, Arund., 
 IHep.; in right thumb, Arund.; of right 
 thumb, follows itching, Vespa; in thumb, 
 1 1 Agar.; in tips, Croc, ILach., IIMar. v., 
 IIMur. ac, ISil., ISul.; in tips (blue boils 
 after glanders poisoning), lAnthrac; as from 
 a whitlow, Ananth. 
 
 Fingers, bursitis : IRuta. 
 
 Fingers, cancer: spongeous excrescence in 
 thumb, size of a raspberry, worse from slight- 
 est touch (cancerous inoculation), Ars. 
 
 Fingers, caries: ISil.; midway between knuckle 
 and next joint of forefinger, slight whitish 
 discharge from a minute opening, flesh 
 sw r ollen and discolored, I ISil. 
 
 Fingers, chilblains: figp* Hands chilblains; 
 also Chap. 34, Limbs chilblains. 
 
 Fingers, chill: begins in, ISul.; feel icy, but are 
 warm to touch, I ICaust.; in tips, IPhos. ac, 
 I Sal. ac; spreading over body, Dig. 
 
 Fingers, clenched : g^** contraction. 
 
 Fingers, coldness: Act. sp., ICalc. p., ICham., 
 "Colch., IHell., I I Lace, Plant., MPtel., IIRu- 
 mex; to middle of upper arms (paralysis), 
 I I Graph.; when headache is better. ICup. m.; 
 icy (chill), IPhos. ac; joints of right, Chel.; 
 with weakness of nervous system and head, 
 "ICrotal.; at night, IMur. ac; right, Ang.; 
 with dull, pinching pain in region of supra- 
 renal capsules at 11 a.m., Med.; tips, I I Chel., 
 Lobel. i., Sum.; tips, with chill, Aeon.; tips, 
 as if dead, Thuya; tips, with heat, ICaps.; 
 tips, icy, IILac def., Tarax.; tips, in pneu- 
 monia, I Arm; tips, sensitive to cold, Sec 
 
 Fingers, congestion : rush of blood to index, 
 and as if nail were being pulled out on letting 
 left arm hang down, I IPhos. 
 
 Fingers, contraction: Ars., Bell., IFerr.,1 1 Kali 
 c, IMerc, INatr. c, II Paris, Ruta, ISec, 
 Spig. ; of adductors, Arg. nit.; at beginning of 
 chill, ICimex; clawlike, in tonic spasms, Med.; 
 clenched, IGlon., IHydr. ac, llpec, ILach., 
 Menyanth., I IPhyt.; clenched, in convulsions, 
 IGlon., IMagn. p.; clenched, in convulsions, 
 following injury from splinter, ICic; frequent 
 clenching, child disposed to convulsionsJBell. ; 
 clenched, in dentition, Tereb. ; clenched, in 
 epileptic convulsions, ILach., IMagn. p.; 
 clenched, with fainting, ILaur.; clenched, in 
 intermittent fever, ICimex ; clenched to a 
 
 fist, right, extension impossible (spinal 
 disease), I Apis ; half clenched, Arg. nit.; 
 clenched, after headache, IColoc; clenched, 
 and fist flexed on sternal end of clavicle, during 
 sleep (neurosis of stomach), I I Sang. ; clenched, 
 so that finger-nails left impression in flesh, 
 II Paris; clenched, during tetanus, (Enan.; 
 clenched thumbs, liEthus., Art. v., Arum t., 
 Brach., ICham., I ICup. m., IGlon., IHell., 
 IMagn. p., IICEnan., I IPhyt., Sec, Stram.; 
 clenched thumbs, with convulsion of arms, 
 ICham.; clenched thumbs with convulsions of 
 arms, sort of epileptic paroxysm, ICoccul.; 
 clenched thumbs, in epilepsy, IBufo., ICaust., 
 ICic, ILach. ,IStann., I ISul.; clenched thumbs, 
 in epilepsy after fright, I Ign.; clenched thumbs, 
 in epilepsy after falling on head, ICup. m.; 
 clenched thumbs, in hydrocephalus, lArt. v.; 
 clenched thumbs, with palpitation, ICoccul.; 
 clenched thumbs, in puerperal eclampsia, 
 lAtrop. s.; clenched thumb, in rheumatism 
 or gout, I I Kali iod.; clenched right thumb, 
 (cholera infantum), ICamph.; clenched 
 thumbs, during sleep, Jacea ; clenched 
 thumbs, in spinal disease, I Apis; clenched 
 thumbs, during teething, I IStann.; half clos- 
 ed, cannot move, except with other hand, 
 ICaust.; lightly closed, during seventh month 
 of pregnancy, in a woman with albuminuria, 
 dropsy, headache, etc., IIGEnan.; in convul- 
 sion, IMosch.; with convulsions lasting from 
 a quarter to half an hour, IMagn. p.; cramps 
 draw crooked, ICalc; crampy feeling, ICalc; 
 cramplike slow, of right thumb and index 
 finger, tips approach each other and can only 
 be extended by force, CycL; as in epilepsy, 
 with trembling of hands, IMerc. sol.; flexors 
 bent inward, in leprosy, I Ant. t.; in gout, 
 ■ Kali iod.; cannot be extended, lArs.; alter- 
 nating with spasms of glottis (hysteria), 
 lAsaf.; of index, in rheumatism or gout, 
 I I Kali iod.; left hand, other persons could 
 stretch, but they bent again if let loose 
 (spinal disease), I Apis; left index, cannot 
 straighten it, except by aid of other hand, 
 I IPhos.; left, I ISec. ; left, drawn crooked, 
 Lachn.; left thumb, drawn spasmodically 
 towards dorsum of hand, I ISec; middle, Sil.; 
 after parturition, Rhod.; peculiar, in cholera 
 Asiatica, ICup. m.; periodic, ICup. ac; peri- 
 odic, like cramp, IPhos.; by acute articular 
 rheumatism, IFerr. ph.; first right, then left, 
 in epilepsy, IBufo.; on inner surface of ring 
 finger, it remains some time bent (rheuma- 
 tism, gout), 1 1 Kali iod.; can hardly separate, 
 Arg. nit.; after sprain, ICann. s.; spasmodic, 
 rigid in grasping, IDros.; spasmodic, in hys- 
 teria, IKali c; spasmodic, in constant motion, 
 IColch.; of tendons, I ICaust.; tonic spasms in 
 flexors, I I Chel.; drawm towards forearm, by 
 flexure of wrist, Ferr. s. 
 
 Fingers, convulsions: begin, ICup. ac; pain- 
 ful, in cholera Asiatica, ICup. m. 
 
 Fingers, cracked : jgg^ > rhagades. 
 
 Fingers, cracking: of joints, Sul.; joints, on 
 bending, ICarbo a.; of joints, worse on closing 
 hands, Ars. m. J^g* Rhagades ; also Chap. 34, 
 Joints cracking. 
 
 Fingers, cramplike pain : ILil. tig.; in balls of 
 thumbs, I I Spong. ; in first and second right, 
 Med.; in first joint of left index, even during 
 rest, Viol. 
 
906 
 
 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 Fingers, cramps : Como., ICup. ars., ICup. m., 
 INatr. m., Ver. v.; abdomen sensitive to con- 
 tact (cholera Asiatica), HVer.; as if about to 
 be cramped, IDiosc; in cholera, IColch., 
 IICup. m., I ISec, HVer.; distorted, ICamph.; 
 drawing out of shape, ICarbo v.; in left hand 
 (angina pectoris), I I Arm; during labor, Cup. 
 m.; in little, Brach.; in three middle, ISul.; 
 distressing, during pregnancy, ICup. m.; 
 while sewing, 1 1 Kali c; in single fingers, 
 especially while washing, early morning, 
 ITabac; in thumb, 'INatr. m.; in thumbs 
 and index fingers, cannot open (writer's 
 spasm), ICycl.; in ball of thumb, when cut- 
 
 . ting with shears, in evening, Anag.; with 
 weakness, I Kali c; in writers, piano or violin 
 players, IMagn. p.; in writers and shoemak- 
 ers, usually right hand, IStann.; from writ- 
 ing, in fingers, thumb and wrist, Brach.; 
 writers distorted, spread out or contracted, 
 in which position they remain, IStann. 
 jgggf contraction, extension, stiffness ; 
 also Hand and Wrist, cramps. 
 
 Fingers, crawling: 1 1 Ran. b.; as if a felon 
 would come,. in right index, Agar.; in tips, 
 IPhos. ; of tips, as if something alive were 
 creeping under skin, or as if fingers were 
 asleep, as from pressure upon arm, Sec; in 
 tips, as if asleep, I Rhus ; in tips, acute, worse 
 on hanging arms down, Sul.; as from worms, 
 Goss.; in convalescence from typhoid, ICic. 
 jgg^ formication, numbness, tingling. 
 
 Fingers, cutting: in fleshy ends, Hyper.; in 
 joints, when closing hands, Caulo.; in thumb, 
 IHep.; in tips, IIPetroL; in inside of right 
 thumb, drives to madness, IHep. J^" lan- 
 cinating. 
 
 Fingers, darting : Bapt.; in joints, pains, ISticta; 
 piercing, in left ring, ICalc. jf^sT* cutting, 
 lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Fingers, deadness : jg^~insensibility, numb- 
 ness, pale. 
 
 Fingers, desquamation : around border of 
 nails, Chloral.; between thumb and forefinger 
 of each hand, Amm. m.; on tips, Bar. c.,Elaps. 
 
 Fingers, discolored : Act. sp. 
 
 Fingers, pain as if dislocated: in left knuckles, 
 extending to elbow, 1 1 Phos.; in thumb joints of 
 right, Calc. p. 
 
 Fingers, digging : in thumb, as if it would ul- 
 cerate, 01. an. 
 
 Fingers, drawing : Aeon., Amb., Ang., Ant. c, 
 ICamph., Carbo v., ICaulo., Como., IIPetroL; 
 begins convulsions, ICup. m.; cramplike, 
 Zinc; cramplike in tips, Vinca ; in left index, 
 I I Chel. ; paralytic, in left index, Agar., Verbas.; 
 in joints, Aloe, Ant. c, Carbo v., HCaust.; in 
 all joints, Ustil. ; in left joints, Amyl.; in joints 
 of right, as if being pulled out of their sockets, 
 Sil.; in joints, worse at night and when 
 lying on left side (rheumatism), IPhos.; in 
 skin of dorsum of left little, Arm; in posterior 
 joint of left middle, as if in periosteum, 
 Bell.; painful, in flexor muscles, Ham.; pain- 
 ful, in posterior joint of left thumb, into fore- 
 arm, Spong. ; pains, with distress in epigastri- 
 um and right hypochondrium, Ptel.; paralytic, 
 Sil.; paralytic, in first joints at union of meta- 
 carpal bones, worse on motion, Staph.; rheum- 
 atic, in first joint of right, Card, m.; rheumatic, 
 more especially in second joint of right index, 
 Ustil.; in right, Arm; to shoulders, Nux m. ; 
 
 in thumb, Amb.; in thumb, painful, in first 
 joint, where it unites with metacarpal bone,. 
 Spig.; in right thumb, as if in tendons, 
 beginning in ball and passing off at tip, Coloc; 
 in thumb, as if it would ulcerate, 01. an.; in 
 thumbs, with jerking of arms (intermittent), 
 ICoccuL; in tips, pain extending up arms, 
 Zinc; tips, into shoulder, I Ars. Jgiir* rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Fingers, dryness : of tips, Ant. t.; of tips, in 
 afternoon, Sil. j|@* rhagades. 
 
 Fingers, dull pains : deep-seated, Chrom. ac. 
 
 Fingers, electric : like a current, first left then 
 right, Lil. tig.; in left middle, as of fine elec- 
 tric sparks, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Fingers, emaciation : atrophy, ISil.; atrophy 
 of right index (onychia), ILach. ; atrophy, ab- 
 ductor pollicis, flexion of thumb and forefinger 
 impossible (after re vaccination), 1 1 Thuya ; 
 atrophy of tips, I Ars. 
 
 Fingers, eruption : ICanth.; between, ICanth.; 
 corroding blister, with itching on first joint of' 
 index, 1 1 Sil. ; corrosive blister on thumb, 
 stinging when pressed, IHep.; a blister filled 
 with water, came on last phalanx, swollen all 
 around, red and painful (paronychia), INatr. 
 s. ; water blisters on end, Ailant.; blisters from 
 a little work, Sabad. ; blue blisters, IRan. b.; 
 phagedenic blisters on index, ICalc; spread- 
 ing blisters, on swollen, worse by cold air, 
 Clem.; water blisters on sides of nails, Ailant.; 
 hard blotches on back, Coccul.; raised red 
 itching blotches on skin, I lUrt. ur.; brown 
 spots, Ant. t. ; white bullae, with red areola 
 on index, INatr. c; chronic, I Still. ; copper- 
 colored spots, ICoral.; eczema, right hand, 
 bleeds easily, covered with thick crusts, with 
 fetid secretion, ILyc; eczematous, vesicles 
 between, ICanth.; elevated spots, I ISyph. ; in 
 joints, erysipelatoid rash, with maddening 
 burning heat, worse at night, I Hydras., 
 blistering festers, containing watery fluid 
 (often caused by arsenical wallpaper), I INatr. 
 m. ; herpes between, INitr. ac ; herpes, worse 
 in evening and in open air, better from 
 warmth, IKreo.; dry herpes, Zinc; dry 
 blotches on back, with red borders, Coccul. ; 
 sero-purulent herpes, itching violently towards 
 evening, IKreo.; white scabby herpes, Thuya ; 
 dry itch on joints, HPsor.; itchlike, between, 
 Oleand.; painful nodules, ICalc ; pemphigus on 
 left thumb, with terrible burning pain (tonsil- 
 litis and pemphigus), ILyc; pemphiguson left 
 third (tonsillitis and pemphigus), ILyc; pimple 
 on middle (where acid touched, increasing to 
 carbuncle), Carbol. ac; itching pimple be- 
 tween thumb and index finger, stinging as if 
 a splinter were in it when touched, Arn.^ 
 pimples, Tabac; of pimples on dorsum, form- 
 ing scabs, itching when getting warm in 
 bed, IMur. ac; itching pimples, I ILyc; red 
 pimples on tips, Elaps ; small, hard pimples 
 beside ball of thumb, Therid.; small, flat, 
 semi-transparent pimples, Berb.; small, sup- 
 purating pimples on index and thumb, Agar.; 
 psoriasis furfuraceous, sometimes fissured and 
 bleeding, ILyc; psoriasis, right index, erup- 
 tion covering a surface about two inches 
 long and one inch wide, hard, hyper- 
 trophied, and covered with thick, whitish 
 scales, IMar. v.; pustules, Anac; pustules 
 (after bite), ILyss. ; small pustules (dog-bite), 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 907 
 
 ILyss.; red, sometimes with pustules filled 
 with yellow matter, ICinnab.; of red spots, 
 Benz. ac; burning itching red spot on back 
 of left third, originally resulting from bite 
 of an insect twenty years ago, has returned 
 regularly at same time every year since, each 
 time lasting about a week, ICrotal.; red spots, 
 with vesicles, ULach.; scab on third joint of 
 left third, leaving liver-colored spot when 
 torn off, new scab forming, lArs. met.; scab- 
 by, on back, I IMur. ac; scabs, IKali bi.; 
 white, scaly tetter, ISep.; white, scaly tetter 
 on back, I I Lye; especially fore and middle 
 fingers of right hand, dry branlike, squam- 
 ous tetter, I lAnag.; on joints, ulcerative, itch- 
 ing, worse at night, IMez.; urticaria, blotches, 
 itching, IXJrt. ur.; chronic urticaria, IHep.; 
 urticaria nodosa, IXJrt. ur.; vesicular places, 
 tips as if scalded, extending around nails, as 
 if they would come off, INatr. c; vesicle on 
 little, itches, suppurates and discharges much 
 matter, burning, sticking, IGraph.; vesicles, 
 ^Calc; vesicles, between, I IPhos., IPsor., 
 IPuls.; vesicles, on tips, Cup. m.; vesicles, 
 between, burning, ICanth.; vesicles, between, 
 itching, much after scratching, inclined to 
 ulcerate (prairie itch), lApis; vesicles on and 
 between, ISelen.; vesicles spread and burst 
 (children), IBor. ; vesicles, on tips, filled with 
 blood, IIArs.; vesicles, transparent, dark -blue, 
 elevated, as large as a pin's head, intolerable 
 burning, stitching, herpetic, horny scurf 
 forms after vesicles open, scratching brought 
 on shining, loose, red swelling of fingers, with 
 inflammation, change to small flat, spreading 
 ulcers, with corroded sharp borders, burning; 
 stinging, I Ran. b.; burning vesicles, surround- 
 ed by a red areola, on sides, IMez.; humid, 
 painless vesicles between, IHell.; fine ves- 
 icles between, itching, INatr. m.; itchlike 
 vesicles between, ICalc; itching vesicles, be- 
 tween, IPsor.; little vesicles on tips, oozing 
 watery fluid, ICup. m.; small vesicles on right 
 hand, humid, then covered with scurf, Hell.; 
 spreading vesicles on left index, discharge 
 watery, I I Kali c; spreading, corroding, sting- 
 ing vesicles, Magn. c; suppurating, spreading 
 vesicles at tip of thumb, INitr. ac; thumb 
 and index finger, round spot between, covered 
 with two whitish vesicles, Iod.; yellow spots, 
 ICon., Elaps. 
 
 Fingers, erysipelas : Thuya ; left middle and 
 ring fingers, erysipelatous redness, with itch- 
 ing, obliging to scratch, Rhod.; erysipelatous, 
 on tips, with tingling, Thuya. 
 
 Fingers, exostoses : ICalc. fl. fl®* Chap. 44, 
 Bones. 
 
 Fingers, extension: I I Plat.; spasmodically 
 abducted, Sec; unable to bend inward, Arm; 
 cannot close, Ars. m.; unable to close on a 
 fork, tendons being contracted and shortened, 
 I I Syph.; thumbs drawn back, ICamph.; could 
 not make a fist, Stram.; unable to double left 
 hand, Inul.; open, ICamph.; retraction of 
 thumb, with convulsions after being unjustly 
 accused of infidelity, M Staph.; spread apart 
 or drawn towards backs of hands (cholera), 
 I I Sec; spread with leftsided convulsions, 
 IGlon.; spread during spasms, IGlon.; spas- 
 modic'stretching, I' I Sec. ^"cramp, stiffness. 
 
 Fingers, face : pain radiates as far as tips (pro- 
 sopalgia), ICoccul. 
 
 Fingers, felon : j^g^ panaritium. 
 
 Fingers, fissures : f$^~ rhagades. 
 
 Fingers, formication: IIAcon., IILyc, I Rhus ; 
 with peculiar drawing in arms, during chill 
 (quotidian), I I Rhus ; in tips, Cann. s.; in tips, 
 with partial loss of sensibility, MSec 
 ^^^ crawling, numbness, tingling. 
 
 Fingers, fungus haematodes : at root of nail of 
 right little, a small bluish vesicle, from which 
 after eight days blood began to ooze, flow r 
 gradually growing more severe, around the 
 swelling was a bright red areola, surrounded 
 by other bright red vesicular elevations, the 
 tumor increased in size, was smooth and 
 shining, I I Phos. ; circumscribed redness on 
 extremity of left thumb, extending one- 
 eighth of an inch beneath integument, after 
 a while there came in it a round opening 
 as if punctured and finally a dark red glob- 
 ular outgrowth, which bled profusely at 
 slightest touch, one day about a teacupful, 
 aching in thumb on attempting to use it, 
 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Fingers, gangrene : ISec ; newly formed flap 
 on little finger, IHydrocot.; senile, ISec. 
 
 Fingers, gnawing : in left index, up radial side 
 to elbow, bone feels as if it w r ould come 
 through, I IPhos. 
 
 Fingers, gout : Ran. sc; arthritic nodes, Agnus, 
 ICalc, I Clem., IStaph.; arthritic pains, I Ant. 
 c; arthritic pains, in flexed, Oxal. ac; chron- 
 ic, joints much distorted and filled with chalk 
 deposits, ILyc ; joints enlarged, distorted, 
 IColch.; deposits in large joints, ISil.; nodos- 
 ities, ILed., Sal. ac; swelling, IGraph.; swell- 
 ing of joints, Anag. J&gr* contracted, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Fingers, hangnails: ICalc, Lye, IMerc.,1 INatr. 
 m., IRhus, Sabad., ISil., Stann., Sul., Thuya; 
 painful, Sel., Stann.; in whitlow, I I Sul. 
 
 Fingers, heat : alternately hot and cold as if 
 dead, Paris ; burning, Apis; in fever, I I Magn. 
 c ; as if frostbitten, during slight cold, Bor. ; 
 in joints, Cinnab.; in knuckles, Cinnab. 
 figg^ burning. 
 
 Fingers, heaviness : in joints, w r orse moving 
 and touching, Berb. 
 
 Fingers, induration: joints, in rheumatism r 
 I IPhyt.; hardness at ball af little, Med.; right 
 middle (pyaemia), ICrotal.; of tendons, I Car- 
 bo a., 1 1 Canst. 
 
 Fingers, inflammation : lApis, Calc s., ICup. 
 m.; in joints, ILyc; middle, reddened, sensi- 
 ti veto touch in joint, Agar.; osteitis, IStaph.; 
 osteitis, with sweating and suppuration, 
 IStaph.; with panaritium, IIAmm. c; perios- 
 titis (scrofula), IFerr. iod.; phlegmonous, after 
 injury, in index, IHep. jfe^ panaritium. 
 
 Fingers, injuries : pain in stump of amputated, 
 better from breathing, IPhos. ac; suddenly 
 a severe pain in bitten thumb, after nine days, 
 instanfly passing up spine and thence to brain, 
 producing a violent nervous convulsion for a 
 few moments, with disposition to snap and 
 bite, passed off in two or three minutes, Lyss.; 
 bruised index finger,ithird phalanx, misformed 
 surface suppurating, full of granulations, 
 bone bare, pain, ICalc. s.; cat bite in thumb 
 (carbuncle), ILach.; after slight contusion 
 of little, tearing pain with redness of whole 
 arm, following lymphatic vessels into armpit, 
 causing painful glandular swellings, IBufo.- 
 
ms 
 
 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 crushed index, right, ICalend.; tip of index 
 cut away, ICalend.; third, cut near centre, 
 ICalend.; wound would not heal after cutting, 
 suppurates, pus dirty white, I ISil.; dissecting 
 wounds, 1 1 Ars., ULach.; dog bite, ILyss.; 
 splinters of glass in apex of index, I ISil.; 
 grazed skin off, would not heal, suppurates, 
 pus dirty white, throbbing, I ISil.; lacerations 
 of joints, ICalend., Colch.; compound lacera- 
 tion of two, laceration and tearing of external 
 structure, members being severed, except by 
 a narrow bridge of skin uniting them to body 
 (applied locally), IHyper.; cannot grasp with 
 forefinger and left thumb without pain (py- 
 aemia from injury to right middle), ICrotal.; 
 middle, sawed near 'first joint, tip hanging, 
 ICalend.; strained middle joint of thumb, 
 sore and painful, w r orse at night, and on us- 
 ing it, I I Rhus ; thumb, swollen, hot and red, 
 after being bitten by a man, small opening, 
 surrounded by red, elevated margin, pain on 
 pressure, copious offensive discharge like 
 yeast of wine, burning shooting, worse press- 
 ure, motion and night, I ISil.; middle, flesh 
 from tip torn away, ICalend.; both phalanges 
 of right torn away, ICalend. ; first phalanx of 
 left, torn-away, ICalend. 
 
 Fingers, insensibility: IPhos.; of backs and 
 tips, Sec; dulness towards the ends (leprosy)> 
 Phos.; in gout, Atrop. s.; white, especially in 
 morning after rising, I IKreo.; left ring and 
 little fingers, Arg. nit.; thumb, Verbas.; of 
 tips, Ant. t., IPhos.; tips, index of, Spong.; 
 as if a hard skin were drawn over left, Staph. 
 gggT* numbness. 
 
 Fingers, itching: Ascl. t., Oxal. ac, IISul., 
 Zinc; between, Carbo v., IPhos. ac, IPsor., 
 IISul.; between, in evenings, Ran. sc; on 
 dorsum, ICon.; in folds.of skin between,Selen.; 
 as if frostbitten, Agar.; in right index (whit- 
 low), I ISil.; on back of joints, must scratch 
 violently, Bor.; knuckles, ICamph.; between 
 thumb and forefinger, left hand, Agar.; lying 
 down, evenings, Calad.; in middle, Ars.h.; on 
 first joint of left middle, inner side, on a small 
 spot where a small blister is, Ars. h.; crawling 
 "tingling on left middle, provokes scratching, 
 Verbas.; middle and ring finger, obliging to 
 scratch, with erysipelatous redness of left, 
 Rhod.; burning, on. inner and upper part of 
 left ring finger, spot becomes red, soon disap- 
 pears, Therid.- from smoking, Calad.; throb- 
 t)ing,sensitive pains, worse in second and third 
 left, as if in bones, Lith.; in ball of left thumb, 
 Spong.; of right thumb, 3 or 4 a.m., about 8 or 
 9 a.m., and again 3 p.m., lasted half an hour and 
 was followed by burning itching, better by ap- 
 plication of salt and vinegar, Vespa; around 
 left thumb nail, Ast. r.; in tips, Amb.; of tips 
 and backs, after chilblains, Berb.; voluptuous, 
 corrosive, in evening, palmar side of left 
 thumb, from first to second phalanx, Cepa. 
 
 Fingers, jerking: Cadm. s., ICoccul., IMerc 
 viv.; extending to both arms (chorea), 
 ICup. m.; in epilepsy, HCic; in gastric fevers, 
 ■Strain.; stitches in joints (rheumatism), 
 Carb. s.; in little, Como.; when holding pen, 
 Stann.; sensation in, INatr. c; spasmodically, 
 ICalc; from, into shoulder, lArs.; spasmodic, 
 from toothache, IHyos. 
 
 Fingers, joints : bend over easily, Mar. v.; de- 
 formity, 1 1 Med. 
 
 Fingers, lameness: ISep.; in middle, II Rhus; 
 of tips, in evening, I ICaust. 
 
 Fingers, lancinating ; in joints on right (rheu- 
 matism), I I Viol.; in tips, Amb.; in tips, in pa- 
 naritium, Alum. J^gr cutting. 
 
 Fingers, large : as if, especially when touching 
 something, ICaust.; ends knobby (cyanosis), 
 ILaur.; enlarged, knoblike (heart disease), 
 ILaur.; felt like»sausages, Calad. 
 
 Fingers, motion : automatic, Zinc; move con- 
 stantly, IISul.; convulsive, IMosch.; in con- 
 stant, IKali br.; irregular movements com- 
 mence, in chorea, ICup. ac; makes many 
 motions, Strain.; picking in epilepsy, I Art. 
 v.; picks, I ICon.; picks fingers, arms or face, 
 or clothes, ILach.; moving as if searching for 
 something during sleep (dentition), Strain.; 
 can move but slowly, Oxal. ac; spasmodic, 
 of thumbs, Calc p. ; frequent, sudden, of right, 
 Agar.; want of mobility (muscular atrophy), 
 ICalc. Jd^t^ stiffness. 
 
 Fingers, mouth : must put in, Tarant. 
 
 Fingers, nails: black and rough, IGraph.; 
 blood settles under, Apis ; blue, discolored, 
 Aeon., JEsc. h., Agar., Asar., Ars., Aur. 
 met., Chel., IChin. s., MCic, ICinch., Cup. 
 m., Mane, INitr. ac, INux v., Sep., IThuya, 
 IVer.; blue, in arachnitis, IChlorof.; blue, 
 with chill, Aeon., lArs., ICoccul., I lEup. 
 pur.; blue, with chilliness, Jatroph.; blue, 
 with chilliness of back, Con.; blue, with 
 chilliness and rigor, ISuL; blue, in second 
 stage of cholera, ICup. m.; blue, in cholera 
 infantum, ICamph.; blue, cold, InuL; blue, 
 on account of coldness, IVer.; blue, with 
 colic, ISil.; blue (cyanosis), IDig.; blue, in 
 diaphragmitis, IDig.; blue, in fever, ISil.; 
 blue, in hysteria, INux v.; blue, lead color, 
 (heart disease), lApoc; blue, in pneumonia, 
 I I Sang.; blue, in bilateral croupous pneumo- 
 nia, IKali iod.; blue, in pregnancy, I llpec; 
 blue, in prosopalgia, IMez.; blue, on right 
 index, Lyss.; blue, in tuberculosis, IChin. a.; 
 blue, in typhus, lArg. nit.; brittle (crum- 
 bling), Alum., I Amb., Cast, eq., IDiosc, 
 ■Graph., Merc, INitr. ac, I IPsor., Sep., ISil., 
 Squilla, Sul., IThuya; brittle, in a very old 
 man, lAmb.; brittle, in panaritium, Alum.; 
 burning, with swelling and stiffness of first 
 joints of fingers, Vinca; cold, blue, Tnul.; 
 cramp, about thumbnail, Cinch, bol.; crippled 
 (deformed), Alum., Ananth., ICaust., IGraph., 
 Sabad., I ISil., Sul., IThuya ; crumpled ridges, 
 IFluor. ac; curved, INitr. ac; curved, in 
 consumptives, 1 1 Med., I ITuberc; dark, 
 Oxal. ac; small pustules, spreading from 
 roots of nails over hands to wrists, IKali bi.; 
 exfoliation, Alum., IGraph., IMerc, Sabina, 
 ISil., Sul.; fall out, Ant. c, Ars., Hell., Merc, 
 Sep., Squilla, Thuya, lUstil.; flaws, INitr. ac; 
 gnawing under, Alum.; horny growth under, 
 I Ant. c; to promote growth, I Ant. c, IFluor. 
 ac; to stimulate growth of new ones, I ISil.; 
 hypertrophy, ITJstil.; inflamed matrix, with 
 soreness, throbbing and numbness, no sup- 
 puration, worse from water, IGraph. ; in- 
 flammation around, INatr. m., INatr. s.; 
 erythematous inflammation, around border, 
 Chloral.; superficial erysipelatous inflamma- 
 tion, of root,IHep.; injuries, crushed, horny 
 spots, I Ant. c; injuries, crushed, grow in splits 
 like warts, II Ant. c; injuries, after slight 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 knock, thumb nail becomes sore,pus discharges, 
 I I Ham.; injuries, consequences of, in first 
 stages, ILed.; jaundiced (chronic jaundice), 
 Hod.; feel loose, I Apis ; misshapen, INitr. ac; 
 painful, Ant. c, Caust., Graph., Hep., Mar. v., 
 Merc, Nitr. ac, Nux v., Sil., Squilla, Sul.; 
 pains under, Berb. ; pale, livid, IColch.; pur- 
 ple, during hoarse, suffocating cough (croup), 
 MSamb. ; red, then black, Ars.; ribbed (epi- 
 leptic vertigo), I I Thuya; longitudinal ridges, 
 IFluor. ac; rough, IISiL; sensitive skin, be- 
 neath painful, lAnt. c; radiating pain under 
 sensitive thumb, after operating on can- 
 cerous mamma, thumb nail being cut too close, 
 iArs.; sensitive to touch, Berb., Natr. m., Nux 
 v., Sil., Squilla, Sul.; sensitive to touch around 
 border, Chloral.; sensitive, painful when 
 touched, as if bruised, IPetrol.; soft, pink, 
 elastic (very old man), I Arab.; soreness at mar- 
 gin, with redness and pain, Lith.; spots, 
 Alum.; white spots, INitr. ac, IISiL; stitches 
 under left thumb, Bapt.; skin recedes 
 from thumb, suppurates, Jamb.; suppu- 
 ration around, INatr. m.; suppuration, pain- 
 ful, destructive diseases, Ustil.; suppuration, 
 after vaccination, IIThuya ; thickened, Alum., 
 IIGraph.,Sabad; tingling under, with coldness 
 of hands, as if frozen on entering warm room, 
 
 I I Nux m.j ulceration around, 1 1 Hell., ISil.; 
 ulceration around border, Chloral.; ulcera- 
 tion, obstinate, would not heal, Phos.; pain- 
 ful ulcerations, I Rhus ; ulceration around 
 roots, INatr. e., ISang.; ulcerative pain in 
 roots, of right hand, especially middle fingers, 
 ICalc p. ; become wavy, IThuya ; yellow, 
 Arab., Aur. met., Bell., Bry., Canth.,Carbo v., 
 Cham., Cinch., ICon.,Ferr., Ign., Lye, Merc, 
 INitr. ac, Nux v., Op., Plumb. Sep., IISiL, 
 Spig., Sul. 
 
 Fingers, necrosis : first phalanx right index, 
 small necrosed osseous splinters (whitlow), 
 
 I I Sil. fi@~ Chap. 44, Bones. 
 
 Fingers, neuralgia: in right index, Pallad.; in 
 right thumb, Pallad. 
 
 Fingers, numbness (as if asleep): Abrot., I Aeon., 
 Act. sp., Agar., Ailant., Amm. c, lAmyl., 
 I lAnac, Ang., Apis, IBar. c, Chlorof., ICic, 
 ICimex, ICon., Cub., IDig., Euph., IFerr., 
 Hod., IKali m., IILyc, I INitr. ac, 01. an., 
 ■Paris, IPhos., 1 1 Pod., I IPtel., MRhus, ISep., 
 ISil., Stram., Stront. ; as in beginning of 
 anaesthesia (headache), 1 1 Pod.; to middle of 
 upper arm (paralysis), I I Graph.; in chest af- 
 fections, ICarboa.; dead, IArs., IHep.; dead, 
 in chlorosis, ICalc; in cholera, ICup. m.; 
 dead, in morning, ISul.; dead, at night, 
 IMur. ac. ; dead, during epileptic attack, Cup. 
 m.; sharply marked deadness of one-half, 
 Phos. ac; peculiar drawing in arms during 
 chill (quotidian), 1 1 Rhus ; with erysipelatous 
 swelling, Sul.; before attack of intermittent 
 fever, I I Puis. ; fourth and fifth falls asleep if 
 cool (loss of sleep), I Anac. ; insensible to heat 
 of stove (rheumatism), I IThuya; in morning, 
 Rhus ; left index, up radial side of hand and 
 wrist, I IPhos.; on inside, ICarbo a.; left, 
 Anac; left, gradually extending up arm, 
 I liber.; left little, with crawls, Calad.; little 
 fingers, Diad., Diosc,Med., IPlat. ; right little, 
 seems dead, Inul.; middle, in morning, Rhus; 
 right middle, I I Rhus; in morning, Cham.; 
 when getting up in morning, I I Stram.; at 
 
 night, IMur. ac; painful, as after cramp in 
 anterior, MCrotal. ; painful, in thumb and 
 index, ICaust.; without power or feeling, 
 IKreo.; right, Cann.i. ; especially right (func- 
 tional disturbance of heart), ILil. tig.; ring 
 finger, Diad. ; right, sensitive, as if bruised, 
 IPlat.; while sitting, ICham.; as if thick and 
 bone enlarged, Sil.; especially thirdand fourth, 
 . Sars. ; thumb, Calad., Verbas.; tip of left 
 thumb, Zinc; in tips, Ant. t., Arg.nit., Cann. 
 s., ICarboa., IPhos., Sec, IStaph., Sumb.; 
 tips, during chill at 10 p.m., Stann.; in tips, in 
 whooping cough, ISpong.; in tips, as if dead, 
 Thuya ; tips, feel dead on stretching hand, 
 Tell. ; especially in tips, about roots of nails, 
 I Apis; in tips, worse lying on left side, Iber.; 
 in tips, in morning, ILach.; in tips, early 
 in morning, IKali c; impeding free use, 
 ICaust.; after a wetting, I I Rhus. $gg" formi- 
 cation, insensibility. 
 Fingers, pain (undefined): Amm. c, Arund., 
 Cist., Thlaspi; with cramps in flexor tendons, 
 alternating with false labor pain, IDiosc. ; 
 creeping, also while writing, I Aeon.; index, 
 as from too great exertion, Cham.; in thumb, 
 as from too great exertion, Cham.; in fourth 
 right, remains cold for weeks, Coca; in right 
 fourth and fifth, Cepa; in bones of index, 
 Chim. m.; when moving index, Cham.; in left 
 index, Lyss.; in left index, as if in bone now 
 and then during day, whole finger painful in- 
 ternally, particularly in evening, IFluor. ac; 
 in first phalanx of right index, Osm.; at root 
 of nail of right index, Dolich.; in joints, 
 IIRhod. ; severe, about midway between 
 joints, in evening, Rhus ; in right little, Cast, 
 eq.; in metacarpal bone of right little, Bapt.; 
 in left middle, I I Cepa ; in left middle, in dys- 
 pepsia, I lArg. nit.; left middle, through and 
 through, Lith.; painful, especially on press- 
 ure, in middle phalanx of left middle, I ICalc; 
 second phalangeal joint of right middle, Car- 
 bol. ac ; in first phalanges, Arund. ; only during 
 repose, better on pressure when grasping and 
 during motion, Lith.; causing restlessness at 
 night, Caulo.; in right, as though on bone, 
 Nux m.; in first joint of right ring finger, as 
 if it were going to gather, Lyss.; sensitive, 
 Osm.; in single, Calc p.; in left flexor ten- 
 dons, Ast. r.; in thumbs, Amm. c; in balls of 
 thumbs, Arn. ; in ball of right thumb, Euphor.; 
 in ball of right thumb, with sensation of ful- 
 ness, heat and numbness, Oxal. ac; a flash 
 of, in right thumb, to hand, Xan.; in thumb, 
 to forearm, Spong., intense, in fork of thumb 
 and index, Anag.; in joint of thumb, Chlorof.; 
 in thumb joint, to shoulder, Ast.r.; in thumb, 
 when moving, Cham.; in tips, sudden, in 
 evening, I ICaust.; in tips, violent, Sec; tips 
 to shoulders, I Gels.; in variola, IThuya; better 
 in warmth, worse cold, I I Stram.; in writing, 
 I I Iris; while writing (right hand), Cist. 
 Fingers, pale : 'as if dead, ICon., Paris ; livid, 
 Oxal. ac; slight lividity of tips, I ICarbol. ac; 
 middle, becomes dead, white, cold, insensible, 
 preceded by slight drawing, ICalc; white, 
 especially in morning after rising, I IKreo.; 
 thumb livid, IHep.; tips white (constipation), 
 ILac def.; waxy, as if dead, ILyc 
 Fingers, panaritium (felon, onychia, parony- 
 chia, runaround, whitlow) : Alum., 1 1 Amm. c, 
 lArnm. in., I Anac, IIAnthrac, lApis, Arn., 
 
910 
 
 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 IIAsaf., Bar. c, IBenz. ac, I IBov., IBufo., 
 ICalc (prevents return), ICaust., ICepa, 
 China, umb., I Cist., Curar., Diosc., IIFluor.ac, 
 Hekla, IIHep., IHyper., Ilod., Ilris, Kalm., 
 ■Lach., ILyc, I I Mar. v., IMerc, INatr. c, 
 INatr. s., UNitr. ac. applied locally in its 
 incipiency, Paris, Petrol., IPhyt., Plumb., 
 Puis., IRhus, Sep., IISiL, ISuL, Thlaspi; 
 irritation, to axilla, INitr. ac; in begin- 
 ning, Amm. c.;blue, far around, IILach.; bone 
 affected, pains deep-seated, worse in warm 
 bed, burning, stinging, aching in superficial 
 parts, IISiL; skin, burning heat, INitr. ac; 
 lemming, 1 1 Apis; cellular tissue affected, 
 INitr. ac; in childbed, driving to despair, 
 ICepa; with many constitutional symptoms, 
 ILyc; from damp walls or cellars, INatr. s.; 
 darting, ILed.; disposition to, Dios.; with 
 erysipelas, IILach.; fever is low, parts bluish 
 and discharges scanty, tardy, or dark fluid, 
 unhealthy, ICrotal. ; gangrenous, Ixirs., 
 ILach.; with gastric affections, ILyc; gath- 
 ering pains, to accelerate suppuration, I IHep. ; 
 starts from a hangnail, Lye, INatr. m., Sul.; 
 from a hurt, Led.; of left index, whole finger 
 inflamed, pus in last phalanx along its entire 
 length except at dorsum, better by cold w r ater, 
 holding arm up, worse letting it hang down 
 and by hot water, 1 1 Sul.; on right index, matter 
 already formed, deposits of pus, destroys soft 
 parts so that bone is visible, I ISil.; on left 
 index, pus collected beneath nail, which came 
 off, succeeded by a thick yellow distorted one, 
 from beneath which pus continued to dis- 
 charge, pain on touching nail, 1 1 Sul.; rapidly 
 forming on palmar surface of right index fin- 
 ger, after tearing off hangnail, ILed.; inflam- 
 mation of cellular tissue beneath cutis, in 
 sinews, their fasciae and phalangeal joints, 
 pains throbbing and shooting, sensitive to heat 
 and cold, IMerc; inflammation extensive and 
 violent, INitr. ac; inflammation extends to 
 sheaths of tendons and ligaments of joints, 
 IMerc; itching, IIApis; lancinating, IISiL; 
 lancinating, inflammation extends deep to 
 tendons, cartilages and bones, IISiL; lymph- 
 atics inflamed, Cepa, IHep., Lach., Rhus, 
 Sinap.; middle of left, 1 1 Sep.; in right middle, 
 IHep.; on lower third of second phalangeal 
 joint of right middle, painful and swollen, 
 prevents sleep, severe throbbing twinging felt 
 up to shoulder, ichorous _ discharge, 1 1 SiL; 
 whitlow, from injury to nails, ILed. ; on mar- 
 gin of nail, Lith.; from a prick near nail, I Hod.; 
 from a prick under nail, Bov., Cepa, Sul.; 
 beginning at root of nails, Caust., Graph.; 
 under nails, Alum., Caust., Coccus, Sul.; pain 
 under nails, Berb., Bism. ; necrosis, with dis- 
 coloration (whitlow), ILach.; necrosis, with 
 fistulous openings, liLach.; old, maltreated 
 cases, IHep., Phos., ISil., Stram., ISuL; 
 pain intolerable, drives to despair, relieves 
 pain of suppuration, IStram. ; pain in left in- 
 dex, as if one would form, SiL; mitigates ter- 
 rible pain, IStram.; pain worse at night, great 
 sensitiveness to touch and pressure, INitr. 
 ac; pain more bearable outdoors, I INatr. s.; 
 early, when pains are sharp and agonizing, 
 1 1 Diosc; pain runs in streaks up arm, IBufo.; 
 periosteum and bones affected, Amm. c, 
 Calc, Canth., IFluor. ac, Mez., Phos., IISiL, 
 •Sul; pricking, 1 1 Diosc; prickling, tingling 
 
 more than stinging, IILach. ; with proud flesh, 
 ILach. ; from puncture wounds, needle pricks, 
 splinters, etc, I ILed.; purplish, IILach.; red- 
 ness, ILed.; intense redness on one or both 
 sides of nail, INitr. ac; first right then left, 
 ISang.; runaround, Alum., Apis, Bufo., Caust., 
 Cepa, Crot. t., Ferr., Graph., IHep., Lach., 
 Magn.c, IMerc, Paris, Plumb., Puis., Ran.b., 
 Rhus, Ruta, Sang., ISil., Sul.; runaround on 
 right index, integuments about root of 
 nail turning brown, bordering upon purple 
 in parts, ILach.; runaround, right index, 
 fetid sanious discharge from beneath nail, 
 ILach.; runaround, after abuse of sulphur, 
 IIApis; runaround, infantile syphilis, 
 I ISyph.; runarounds, with ulceration, IFluor. 
 ac; sensitive to touch, IIApis; sloughing, 
 IIAnthrac; from a splinter, nightly throb- 
 bing, ulceration, IBar. c; hand carried wrap- 
 ped up, but finger exposed, from a sensation 
 as if a splinter or piece of glass were in part 
 which friction of the wrappings aggravates, 
 INitr. ac; stinging, IIApis; red streaks on 
 arm (during childbed), ICepa; red streak, 
 from whitlow, Amm. c; subcutaneous in 
 right index, burning, itching, stinging, ach- 
 ing, I ISil.; suppurating, fears she will become 
 distracted, ICepa; during suppurative stage, 
 ICalc s., IIHep., ISil.; swelling, ILed.; 
 bluish swelling, stinging, IILach.; swelling, 
 blue-black around thumb nail, Bufo.; tendons 
 affected (whitlow), Graph., IHep., Lach., 
 ILed., IMerc, Natr. s., INitr. ac, Ran. b., 
 Rhus, SiL, Sul.; intense throbbing, ILed.; 
 throbbing and stitching, ISep.; on palmar 
 surface of ungual phalanx of right thumb, 
 burning, throbbing, cannot bear weight of 
 poultice, IHep.; of left thumb, I ISep.; in 
 thumb, suppuration after prick of needle un- 
 der left nail, I ICepa ; in last phalanx of left 
 thumb gradually increasing, suppuration in 
 palmar surface not reaching to tip, throbbing 
 pairi, sometimes burning, worse from warmth, 
 warm water, letting hand hang, and after 
 sunset, worse in bed, I INux v.; thumb nail 
 bluish-black, swelling followed by suppura- 
 tion, IBufo.; in thumb, swelling, inflamma- 
 tion, pus, around and beneath nail, intoler- 
 able throbbing and boring, w r orse at night, 
 I ISuL ; runarounds in thumb, infantile syphi- 
 lis, I ISyph.; veins affected, INitr. ac; every 
 winter, for several years, IHep.; from hard 
 work, IRhus, Sep.; yellow strip on edge of 
 nail, threatening suppuration, INitr. ac. 
 Complementary remedies: after Apis give Sul.; 
 after Ars., Anthrac; after Merc, Hep.; after 
 Hep. Lach., after SiL, Fluor, ac. 
 Fingers, paralysis: ICalc, II Phos.; of right 
 extensors, lead poisoning, IPlumb. ; of ex- 
 tensors, both sides, after injection of morphine 
 for rheumatic pains, I IPlumb.; of flexors, 
 IMez.; as if going to be paralyzed, Calad.; 
 could grasp but not hold fast large objects, 
 IPhos.; of left, particularly extensors, ICoc- 
 cul. 
 Fingers, paralytic pain : Benz. ac 
 Fingers, picking: lArum t. fflgg*' motion; 
 
 also Chap. 1, Picks. 
 Fingers, piercing : I I Natr. s. ; under nail, 
 
 I I Natr. s. H^ 33 stabbing, stitches. 
 Fingers, powerless : I Kali m. 
 Fingers, pressing feeling : Nitr. sp. d.; cramp- 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 9li 
 
 like, in first phalanx of right thumb, dis- 
 appearing on motion, Verbas. ; pain in right 
 little, Tarax.; in metacarpal joint of right 
 middle, Spong.; painful, in joints of right 
 little, Am.; painful, in right middle, Tarax.; 
 painful, in right ring finger, Tarax.; painful, 
 in joints of right ring finger, Arm; ball of left 
 thumb, Ang. ; thumb, first phalanx of left feels 
 at times as if in a vise, I I Phos. 
 
 Fingers, pricking: Lil. tig.; fine, between, 
 ceases after scratching, Cycl. ; of tips, and 
 coldness, Abrot.; in joints, Aloe ; in middle, 
 as if with needle (chorea minor), I Cup. m.; 
 acute, as with needles, I I Fluor, ac; in paralysis 
 agitans, I ITarant,; in left, I IXan. ; with tear- 
 ing boring in left shoulder joint (chronic 
 rheumatism), I IRhod.; tickling, like that pro- 
 duced by electricity, I IPtel.; in tips, Arund., 
 ILach., Sec; acute, in tips, worse on hanging 
 arms down, Sul. ; in tips and palmar surfaces 
 of first, when grasping anything, IRhus. 
 $g^ sticking, stinging. 
 
 Fingers, purpura hemorrhagica: even ordi- 
 nary handling would leave marks as if she ; 
 had been struck violently, I I Phos. 
 
 Fingers, raw : moist places between, IGraph., j 
 sore places, IGraph. 
 
 Fingers, redness : of back, after chilblains, 
 Berb. ; right, bluish red index (whitlow), 
 I ISil. ; burning, itching, as if frozen, I2sux v.; 
 as fire, Apoc; as if frostbitten, Agar.; during 
 slight cold, as if frostbitten, Bor. ; of joints, 
 ICham., Cinnab. ; inflammatory, of joints, 
 I ILyc; knuckles, Cinnab.; middle finger, left 
 and inner side and second joint, Ars. h.; and 
 swelling in joints, with tension on bending 
 them, ISpong.; of tips, after chilblains, Berb. 
 
 Fingers, rhagades : in bend, Mang.; cracks be- 
 tween, Zinc; small crack on index, burns, 
 lymphatic inflamed, extends over wrist, cor- 
 roding vesicle in sore spot, with burning 
 pressing, stinging, SiL; deep, with burning, 
 Sars.; deep, like cuts, especially on their in- 
 side, their basis looks raw and bloody, and 
 they are very painful (psoriasis), IMerc; se- 
 quelae of itch, BCalc; on joints, Sul.; on joints, 
 as if by cold, I IPhos.; on joints, in eczema, 
 IMerc; on knuckles, in psoriasis inveterata, 
 IISul.; on tips, Bar. c, I IGraph., HPetrol. 
 jg~gT" cracking, dryness. 
 
 Fingers, rheumatism: Grat., Xiccol., Ustil.; 
 worse during day, Kali bi.; all evening, in 
 thumb, Erig.; in left index, IHydras.; in 
 metacarpal bones of right index, Bapt.; in 
 joints, IIAct. sp., IColoc, I Kali bi., I IXatr. p., 
 I IPhyt.; joints, shining, I IPhyt.; with swell- 
 ing of joints, Caulo.; joints, tender and pain- 
 ful, ILith.; in left, IGlon., IPod.; in ligaments, 
 IColch.; of right little, worse moving finger, 
 Tell.; in phalanges of right middle, Bapt.; 
 syphilitic, IXitr. ac; pressive tearing in first 
 joint of right thumb, IGraph.; in left thumb, 
 Erig.; long, severe thrusts in left thumb, caus- 
 ing momentary sickness at stomach, Bapt. 
 J^^ drawing, tearing. 
 
 Fingers, roll: must roll something between, 
 Tarant. 
 
 Fingers, rough: Zinc; scaly skin between, with 
 burning, when touched bv water, I ILaur.; 
 tips, HPetrol. 
 
 Fingers, sensitive : had to keep apart, ILac c; 
 periosteum painful on pressure, ILed.; tips, 
 
 to cold air, I I Cist.; painful to touch, right 
 index (whitlow), .1 ISil. %gg~ touch. 
 
 Fingers, sharp pain: in left, Bapt.; in right 
 middle, while working, disappears as he con- 
 tinues his occupation, followed by sensation 
 of numbness and formication, extended along 
 median nerve to elbow, gets worse, hand loses 
 strength, I IRhus. 
 
 Fingers, shooting: Agar., Ind.; ulnar sur- 
 face of last phalanx of left index (whitlow), 
 I I Sul.; in joints, pain in right, at different 
 times, all forenoon, Tromb.; in an old scar of 
 right, Lobel. i.; in phalangeal joint of left 
 second finger, 8.30 a.m., Tromb. _; sharp, wiry 
 (heart affection), ISum.; in third, in phalangeal 
 joint, Tromb.; in left thumb, I IDulc; tips, 
 back into body (ague), lElat.; to wrist and 
 arm (gangrene after injury), ILach. J^iS"* lan- 
 cinating, stitches. 
 
 Fingers, shrivelled: in cholera infantum, 
 ICamph., IVer.; dry skin, Phos. ac; sweaty, 
 I IMerc; tips, by sweat, in morning on awak- 
 ing, Ant. c; tips, Amb.; like a washerwoman's, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Fingers, skin: tips brittle, Alum.; dirty, dry, 
 sticky, IIAnag.; on tips, hard, Ant. t.; in- 
 dented by instruments, Bov. 
 
 Fingers, sleep : stretches arms over head and 
 cracks fingers during, Cast. eq. 
 
 Fingers, smarting : IPetrol.; in tips, pain as if 
 salt were put on a wound, on pressure, I ISars. 
 
 Fingers, soreness: I Ars., Brach.; constantly 
 chapped, between, IGraph.; with lameness, 
 IMerc. iod. flaw; between little finger and 
 next in muscles, Samb.; knuckles, painful in 
 first, Aug.; thumb tip, Calcp.; thumb, fugi- 
 tive pain in first phalanx of left, less in right, 
 Chin, a.; tips, Calc p., ISars.; tips, as though 
 rubbed open, ICarbo a. gg^T rhagades, sen- 
 sitive. 
 
 Fingers, spasm : g^g 03 cramp, contraction, 
 extension. 
 
 Fingers, spasmodic pain : in thumb, I I Agar. 
 
 Fingers, feeling as if sprained: in index, Cham.; 
 in joints of little, left hand, when closing it 
 in morning, Nux m.; in thumb, Cham.; in 
 thumb and index, Lachn.; in joint of thumb, 
 ICamph., IGraph.; in joint of thumb, when 
 bending, Ang.; in first joint of thumb, Sul.; 
 in left thumb, I I Kreo. ; in right thumb, hind- 
 ering writing, cannot hold pen, Prun. ; of right 
 thumb tips, Calc p. 
 
 Fingers, spread : ggp 1 extended. 
 
 Fingers, stabbing : in left index, I IChel.; on 
 tips, Osm. H^g" lancinating, piercing, 
 sticking, stitches. 
 
 Fingers, sticking : as if asleep, now in one, now 
 in another, Sil.; like a brier in end, redness 
 and swelling so painful she had to desist from 
 work, burning and stinging, better in cold 
 water, I I Sul.; fine, Rhus ; as from a splinter, 
 in flexor surface, Sil.; violent, dull, intermit- - 
 tent, in last phalanx of index, extends into 
 first joint on moving finger, Verbas.; fine, 
 along metacarpal bone of right index, every 
 few seconds, UstiL; in joints, I Hell.; in flexor 
 surface of right middle, as from a splinter, 
 Sul.; in tip of middle, Viol.; at root of thumb 
 nail, Fluor, ac; in tips, I IPetrol. J^sT" pana- 
 ritium, pricking, stitches. 
 
 Fingers, stiffness : lAmyl., Calc. s., ICamph., 
 ICaulo.,ICaust.,ICup. m., IFerr., Ham.,Lyss., 
 
912 
 
 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 IINatr. s., MPtel., Spong.; arthritic, Petrol.; 
 arthritic nodosities, ILyc; with burning, Ole- 
 and.; during chill, I I Eup. perf.; almost com- 
 plete (anchylosis of elbow joint), I ISil., 
 drawn, crooked (third stage of cholera), ICup. 
 m. ; rigidity, as if dead, night, early morning, 
 when grasping things, Amm. c; in dreams, 
 Calc. s.; on grasping anything, ICarboa.; in 
 gout, I Agar., lAtrop. s.; of index, ICalc; of 
 joints, Aur. mur., IINatr. m., Sang.; of first 
 joints, with burning in nails, Vinca ; of joints, 
 gouty, ICarbo a.; in joints, worse moving 
 and touching, Berb.; painful, in joints, she 
 could hardly bend them, I Mane; of joints, in 
 rheumatism, 100100.; of joints, in right, I ISil.; 
 of joints, in right (spinal disease), I Apis ; 
 of middle joints, IGlon.; of middle finger,Sil.; 
 in morning, ICalc, I I Rhus; in ophthalmia, 
 I INux v.; almost like paralysis, difficult to 
 guide pencil, Lil. tig.; of right, Cann. i.; 
 mainly right hand, forenoon, Calc. s.; rigid, 
 Ant. t., 1 1 Sec; rigid, first of one, then of 
 others, extending up arm, with inclination to 
 faint, Petrol.; painfully rigid, Calc. s.; rigid, 
 on attempting to pick up small objects, 
 needles, pins, or when used a long time (wri- 
 ter's cramp), BStann. ; painful in thumb, 
 IKreo.; with obtuseness of touch, Eup. perf. 
 f$^ contraction, extension, gout, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Fingers, stinging : lApis.; as when circulation 
 is impeded, Arum d.; forepart of right index, 
 awoke 5 p.m., Lyss.; in right index in whit- 
 low, I ISil.; as from insects, Amb.; in joints, 
 I INitr. ac; transitory, in left thumb, morn- 
 ing, Astac; feeling in ball of right thumb, 
 I IGamb.; in palmar surface of right thumb, 
 ungual phalanx, Tromb. J^T" pricking, 
 sticking, stitches. 
 
 Fingers, stitches: Berb., Carbo a., Jacea, 
 iKalm., IINatr. m.; burning, ICaust.; to el- 
 bow, ICaust.; in epilepsy, I ICic; fine, in 
 index, Inul.; intermittent, dull, in middle 
 joint of index, Verbas.; in second joint of 
 right index, Chen, v.; frequent, severe, tip of 
 left index (panaritium), I ISul.; in joints, 
 Cham., Nitr. sp. d., Phos. ac, ISep., ISpig., 
 Sul. ac; flying, in joints (rheumatism), Carb. 
 s.; in joints, in motion, Sars.; pricking in 
 joints, Carbo v.; tearing in middle joints of 
 last three fingers, both hands, Zinc; first left, 
 then right hand, Pallad.; violent tearing 
 through whole of left little, Verbas.; like 
 needles, in thumbs, I I Agar. ; in first phalanx, 
 while writing, Bapt.; pricking, Carbo v.; 
 tearing, Zinc; in thumb, protracted, with sore 
 pain in anterior joint, Spong.; in back of 
 thumb, Elat., Sil.; under nail of left thumb, 
 Amm. m.; large, needlelike, through first 
 phalanx of left thumb, Zinc; deep, burning 
 itching, sharp, needlelike, in left thumb, 
 provokes scratching, Staph.; in right thumb, 
 IGuaiac ; burning, in ball of left thumb, Lith.; 
 in ball of right thumb, Carbo a.; sharp cut- 
 ting in tips of both thumbs, Zinc; in tips, 
 ISul. ; to tips, Berb.; when writing, Bry. 
 
 Fingers, stretching : feels impelled to make 
 them crack, Meph. 
 
 Fingers, swelling : Ammoniac, Ant. sul. aur., 
 Ars. met., IIBenz. ac, Calc s., IINatr. s., 
 I INitr. ac, IIRhus ; of bones, ICarboa.; with 
 burning, Oleand.; accompanied by eczemat- 
 
 ous eruption, after any severe exertion, Psor.; 
 engorgement, Sal. ac. ; erysipelatous, with 
 numbness, Sul.; cannot be flexed, Psor.; blu- 
 ish, fistulous openings discharging bony 
 splinters (sore finger from bite of a drunken 
 man, cauterized), ILach.; to forearm, Apis ;. 
 when hands hang down, Amm. c; index 
 and second of left hand, for three hours 
 every day, I I Phos.; first and second pha- 
 lanx of left index, four times its size,. 
 IFluor. ac. ; tip of left index, shining, yel- 
 lowish white, in panaritium, I ISul.; large, 
 painful, hard, hot, between index and middle, 
 stitches like a thorn on touch (rheumatism), 
 ILyc; index, pear-shaped, IFluor. ac; 
 about joint of first phalanx of index, 1 1 Staph.; 
 index, rheumatic, ILach.; on right index, 
 I Apis ; right index, bright red. spots, one be- 
 tween first and second, or rather between 
 second and third joints, latter itched and 
 burned like bee sting, on eleventh day looked 
 like blister, Lact. ac. ; index, after dissecting 
 wound (septicaemia), I Ars., ILach.; right in- 
 dex, in whitlow, I ISil.; inflamed after erysipe- 
 las in little, Sul. ac; in joints, Agnus, ICalc, 
 ICham., IMerc, I INitr. ac, I IRhod.; joints 
 pain as if they were, on awaking from sleep in 
 evening, ICalc; iri joints, with burning and 
 pulsating, Bufo.; of first joints, with burning in 
 nails, Vinca; joints, in gout, IKali iod.; in 
 joints, hot, pale (rheumatism), IBry.; of joints, 
 followed by pale fluctuating swelling of right 
 knee, I I Rhus ; joints worse moving and touch- 
 ing, Berb.; joints, in rheumatism, IColoc, 
 I IPhyt.; joints, right (spinal disease), I Apis ; 
 tenderness, sometimes redness of last joint, 
 ILith.; joint as if, or puffed on writing 
 or taking hold, Bry.; knuckles large puffy, 
 I I Med. ; of little, Calc. s.; hot, pale, in little, 
 in last joint, sticking on moving or pressing, 
 Bry.; right middle (pyaemia), ICrotal.; in 
 mornings, Ran. sc; can be moved only with 
 pain, I Rhus ; painful, Sec; painful hard, on 
 middle joint of little, with reddened skin over 
 swelling, I ISil.; and painful in acute rheuma- 
 tism, llVer. v.; painful, from dissecting 
 wound, ILach.; puffy, Calc. s.; slightly red- 
 dened, Carbo v. ; red and hot of joints, IHep.; 
 red inflammatory, IMagn. c; with red spots, 
 Plumb. ; red, of right thumb, Vespa ; rheum- 
 atic, of index, ILach.; of right, in post-scarla- 
 tinal dropsy, IDig. ; of right, with intense heat 
 (rheumatism), Viol.; of ring finger perma- 
 nently enlarged, I ICalc; right second, and 
 stiff (secondary syphilis), MSyph.; stiff and 
 extended (rheumatism), ILyc; and stiffness 
 in both hands while lying, Hep.; and tension 
 of backs, I I Psor. ; look and feel too thick, 
 IHyos. ; thumb, aching in ball extends around 
 wrist and back of hand, worse in ball of thumb, 
 worse since hot weather set in, I I Sang.; in- 
 flamed, last joint of right thumb, with throb- 
 bing, shooting and burning, redness most on 
 dorsal surface of phalanx, throbbing worse in 
 palmar surface, I ISep. (relieved) ; inside of 
 right thumb, IHep.; of right thumb joint 
 (pericarditis), I ISpig.; of tips, 1 1 Mur. ac, 
 Tabae; of tips, inflammatory, with formica- 
 tion, IRhus; white, disappearing suddenly, 
 Carbo v. fl@" gout, inflammation, rheum- 
 atism, stiffness, tension. 
 Fingers, tearing :: Aeon., Apis, Brom., ICarbo v.,. 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 Colch.,Sil., IZinc; on backs, chiefly in joints, 
 worse moving and touching, Berb.; in left 
 index, as from splinters, Agar.; in index, in 
 rheumatism or gout, I I Kali iod.; in metacar- 
 pal bones of right index and middle, Bism. ; 
 paralytic, in middle joint of right index, Bell.; 
 jerking, fine, in muscles of several, especially 
 in tips, Staph.; in joints, Agnus, Carbo v., 
 Cist., Rhus, Sil.; in first joints, IZinc; in 
 joints, worse at night, and when lying on left 
 side (rheumatism), IPhos.; in swollen joints, 
 after catarrh (pneumonia), I I Puis.; in left, 
 
 I Carbo v.; slight, but deep, in upper part of 
 metacarpal joints of little (gout), IBenz. ac; 
 in left little, Agar.; in tip of left little, Arm; 
 in right little, Inul. ; in middle, after eating, 
 Aur. mur.; violent in joint of middle, Agar.; in 
 right middle, with headache, ICalc. p.; para- 
 lytic, Menyanth. ; in right thumb, Spig. ; slight, 
 but deep, in metacarpal joints in ring finger 
 (gout), IBenz. ac; in inner surface* of ring 
 ringer (rheumatism, gout), 1 1 Kali iod.; in-tip 
 of left ring finger, Arm; sticking, Daph.; 
 in thumb, I I Agar.; between thumb and in- 
 dex, I I Agar.; in left thumb and index, 
 Camph.; in joints of thumbs, Sil., Tell.; in 
 left thumb, towards tip, as if in an old ulcer, 
 Zinc; in thumb, in rheumatism or gout, 
 
 I I Kali iod.; sudden, in right thumb and 
 index, while writing, I I Ran. b. ; in tips, 
 Amb., Berb.; in tips, right hand, especially 
 under nails, Bism.; in tips, right side, worse by 
 pressure, Chel.; from tips into shoulder, lArs.; 
 transitory, in left thumb, morning, Astac 
 JS^gf neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Fingers, tenalgia crepitans: I Kali m. 
 
 Fingers, tension : Apis, Menyanth.; with ecze- 
 matous eruption, after any severe exertion, 
 Psor.; in leprosy, Phos.; right middle (pyae- 
 mia), ICrotal.; painful, Apis ; painful joints, in 
 left, Amy 1.; painful, impeding motion, IColoc; 
 in skin, Amb.; as if they would become swol- 
 len, IPuls.; in tips, Coccus, fi^* stiffness, 
 swelling. 
 
 Fingers, throbbing : up to arm (panaritium), 
 I Apis ; all along in left index (whitlow), I ISul.; 
 in left, I IXam; in last joint of right middle 
 (whitlow), IHep.; painful, under nail of left 
 thumb, Amm. m.; like that from panaritium, 
 lAmm. in.; pulsation in left index, as if pana- 
 ritium were forming, Gymn.; pulsation, as 
 from a whitlow, Ananth.; pulse-beat felt, 
 lAmyl.; in thumb, IHep.; in inside of right 
 thumb, drives to madness, IHep.; in tip of 
 right thumb, day and night, frequently wak- 
 ing from sleep, afternoon, Bor.; in tips,Crotal., 
 Carbo v. Jg^** panaritium. 
 
 Fingers, tingling: I Amb.; in angina pectoris, 
 IDig.; causing anxiety (myelitis), IVer.; on 
 aw T aking, Ailant.; in cardiac hypertrophy, 
 IIAcon.; as when circulation is impeded, 
 Arum d.; with facial neuralgia, ICup. ac; 
 in fourth and fifth, right hand, with coldness 
 and numbness of right hand, I I Sec; in heart 
 disease, IIAcon., IDig.; left hand, gradually 
 extending up arm, 1 1 Iber. ; in left, becomes 
 tearing as it extends up arm, ends with spas- 
 modic attack of asthma, 1 1 Sep.; in left, while 
 writing, Cund.; itching, in right little, then 
 left, Carbol. ac; worse on motion, Cup. ars.; 
 under nail, INatr. a.; awaking at night, Bar.c; 
 in pericarditis, I Ars.; pulsation, in cerebro- 
 
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 spinal meningitis, IGlon.; better by rubbing, 
 Magn. s.; frequent, single parts, 1 1 Ran. b. ; 
 in tips, Colch., Croc, IHep., INatr. s. ; in 
 tips, worse lying on left side, Iber. 
 
 Fingers, touch: almost everything, even hot 
 things feel cold (anaesthesia of hands), I Lye; 
 peculiar feeling of duplication, and an al- 
 most painful feeling in ring and little fingers 
 of right hand, after being pressed upon dur- 
 ing sleep, 1 1 Nux v. ; exalted state, with anx- 
 iety and fear of being alone, Lyss.; exalted 
 state, with convulsions, Lyss.; neighboring, 
 feel like foreign bodies covered with velvet, 
 lApis ; disordered, everything felt rough 
 (irritation of cerebrospinal nerve), 1 1 Psor. 
 g^** sensitive. 
 
 Fingers, trembling : Cup. ars., IGlon., Stront.; 
 convulsive, of left index, ICalc; of right 
 thumb, IPlat. ; in convalescence from typhoid, 
 ICic; especially when writing, Act. rac 
 
 Fingers, tumor : bony growth on palmar aspect 
 of one, MPhyt. (internally and externally 
 for three months, reduced in size one-half), 
 ganglia on sheath of flexor tendons of fourth, 
 situated in right palm, as large as a hickory 
 nut, interfering with use of hand, I IRuta. 
 fi^g"" wen. 
 
 Fingers, twitching : lAcon., lAct. rac, ICina, 
 ICoccul., ICup. m., IMerc, Oxal. ac; busy, 
 IKali br.; convulsive, ICham.; convulsive, 
 in cholera, ICup. m.; with spasmodic cough, 
 lOsm.; cramplike, IIAnac; in dentition, 
 IIRheum ; on taking hold of anything,INatr. 
 c; in joints, dull, Aloe ; in middle finger, Arm; 
 for several hours in morning, with pain in 
 region of heart, Pallad. ; to diaphragm, after 
 overwork and mental anxiety, ICup. m.; 
 painful, of little, Menyanth.; painful, in pha- 
 lanx, third left, Cochl.; often affects only one 
 side, painful (chorea), ICup. m.; during sleep, 
 Anac; in left thumb, Anag., Asaf.; painless, 
 of right thumb, abducting it while writing, 
 Arg. met.; with toothache, I Magn. c 
 
 Fingers, ulcerative pain : under nails, INatr. 
 s.; in tips, INatr. s.; on pressure, I ISars. 
 
 Fingers, ulcers : IBry.,Caust.,Plat.; with caries, 
 IKali bi.; small, on index, moist, itching and 
 painful, surrounded by small vesicles, ICalc; 
 formed over joint of index, after redness, 
 swelling and throbbing, white, overhanging 
 edges, dark, gangrenous central points, skin 
 and cellular tissue moveable, as if separated 
 from attachments, Kali bi. ; joints, on upper 
 part, ISep.; malignant, from a slight scratch, 
 I IMang.; under nails, 1 1 Ars.; phagedenic, 
 on joints, Bor.; fistulous, on thumb, crepita- 
 tion of joint, ICalc. fl.; painful, under thumb 
 nail, Kali bi.; tip of thumb, IKali iod.; on 
 tips, burning, 1 1 Ars.; on tips, little discharge, 
 spread and destroy joints and phalanges and 
 separate joints (leprosy of Society Isles), I Ant. 
 t.; painless, ISep.; on tips, painless, stinging, 
 and burning, ISep.; offensive smelling, on 
 tips, IPetrol.; tendency to ulcerate (pana- 
 ritium), Alum. 
 
 Fingers, vibrating pain: Berb.; about first 
 phalanx of index, I I Staph. 
 
 Fingers, yellow : joints of right hand, Chel.; 
 tip of thumb, IKali iod. 8®* nails. 
 
 Fingers, wandering pain : flying, Ars. h.; jump- 
 ing, Goss.; shifting, in left, to axilla, Amyl.; 
 shift rapidly, I Iris. 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 Fingers, warts: IBar. c, ICaust, IDulc, 
 I I Lye, ISep., IThuya; burning after being 
 pulled out, lArs.; excrescences, ILach.; fleshy, 
 close to nails, I ICaust. ; fungous excrescences, 
 I I Sang.; large, on left index, falls off, leaving 
 a hard white base, I IThuya ; large oval horny 
 close to extremity of right index, ICaust.; 
 on knuckles, Pallad. ; two on little, 1 1 Lac c; 
 small, on middle, Berb. ; on ring finger 
 (ozsena), INatr. s.; rudimentary, Berb.; 
 shooting, after wart had been pulled out, 
 lArs.; on sides, ISep.; small with otorrhcea, 
 ICalc; soreness, Amb.; cauliflower-like, on 
 outer side of terminal phalanx of right thumb, 
 I I Kan. b. ; on tips, I ICaust. 
 
 Fingers, weakness : ICarbo a.; drops things, 
 from nervous weakness, INatr. m. ; ends pow- 
 erless, cannot hold anything, IMez.; unable 
 to retain grasp, hastily putting object down 
 or allowing it to fall (affection of vaso-motor 
 nerves), I Kali br. ; cannot hold anything, 
 Hippom.; with nervous debility, ICurar.; at 
 night, Amb. ; painful, Nitr. sp. d.; paralytic, 
 when seizing anything, ICarbo v.; loss of 
 power on moving them, I I Rhus. ^^° awk- 
 ard ; also Hands awkward. 
 
 Fingers, wen : on tendons of extensors of 
 middle, I ISil. $^~ tumors. 
 
 HAND, abscess : I Ananth.; under deep fibrous 
 tisues (septicaemia result of dissecting wound), 
 ILach.; fistulous opening in palm, discharg- 
 ing ichorous pus, pain and sensitiveness great 
 (felon), lArs. J8@* inflammation. 
 
 Hands, aching: Cact. ; all day, Vespa ; in left, 
 Arum d.; in outer aspect of left, Arum d.; 
 powerless feeling, like rheumatism in left, 
 INitr. ac. ; in right, extends to all parts, worse 
 after midnight (rheumatism), I I Rhus. 
 
 Hands, anaemic : Jgi^ pale. 
 
 Hands, awkward: clumsy, Mane, I IPtel., 
 IPhos.; clumsy, in locomotor ataxia, IPhos.; 
 drops things, I Apis, Bell., INatr. m., Strain. 
 Jgig"' Fingers awkward, weak. 
 
 Hands, blue (cyanotic): 1 1 Agar., I Ant. t., 
 ICamph., ICarbo v., IDig., Elaps, Inul., 
 IILach., ILaur., I IRhus, Strain., IVer., IZinc; 
 in ansemia of brain, 1 1 Kali br.; almost black 
 in winter, Cup. ac; dark, bloated, Samb.; with 
 chill, Agar., ISpong.; in cholera infantum 
 (diarrhoea), I Apis ; in cholera infantum and 
 hydrocephaloid, I Apis ; dark, as in malignant 
 cholera, lArs.; in sporadic cholera, I IVer.; 
 with coldness of body, INux v.; in crusta 
 serpiginosa, IISul.; cyanosis, with puffiness 
 (pneumonia), IKali c; with general debility, 
 IVer.; in emphysema, IBrom.; in quartan 
 ague, I ISep.; as if frozen (chorea), ICoccul. ; in 
 hysteria, INux v.; left, dark, Arn. ; with weak- 
 ness of nervous system and heart, ICrotal. ; 
 during night (scarlatina), IPhos.; worse at 
 night (scarlatina), I IPhos.; right, I IZinc; 
 swollen, as if frozen (emansiomensium), IDig.; 
 in tabes mesenterica, I ITuberc; in tuberculo- 
 sis, IChin. a.; after washing in cold water, 
 Amm. c. B^° Fingers, nails blue. 
 
 Hands, boils : in night, sensation of a boil com- 
 ing in back of, just above metacarpal phalan- 
 geal joint of left index finger, expected to find 
 a boil there in morning, but found only a red 
 spot, Med.; small bloodboils, Iris ; malignant, 
 IPsor.; two or three inches apart, some papulae 
 with inflamed area, others pustular, Hydras.; 
 
 and rhagades (sequelae of itch), ICalc; small, 
 I I Lye 
 
 Hands, boring : inside, is awakened by it, but 
 goes to sleep again, towards morning has 
 similar pain on left side, but does not remem- 
 ber the spot, Pallad.; in bones, Bism.; in joints, 
 Ant. sul. aur.; painful, in metacarpal bone, 
 •little finger of left, sudden, Pallad. 
 
 Hands, as if broken : early in morning, and 
 after a little work, I IPsor. 
 
 Hands, bruised pain : Niccol.; in bones, w T hen 
 pressed, IKali bi.; in bones back of hand, 
 during rest and motion, Ruta ; in joints, Alum.; 
 pain, as if knocked against something hard, 
 
 I Arn.; as if pounded, Lil. tig. 
 
 Hands, burning: Amm. c, I I Apis, Arg. met., 
 lArs., Ars. h., Aur. mur., ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 Cornus, Daph., IFluor. ac, INatr. m., I lOxal. 
 ac, IPetrol., Phos. ac, Sec, ISpong., IISul.; 
 in afternoon, Cham.; sensation in backs, 
 ICalc; in ball of right, Zinc. ; with oppression 
 of chest (croup), I INatr. m.; like chilblains, 
 Agar. ; like glowing coals, two fingers on left, 
 IKali c; or cold and numb, ILyc; seek out 
 cool places, with dry heat in evening, 1 1 Puis.; 
 in eczema, IMerc; wants them fanned and 
 uncovered, Med.; worse from friction, Berb.; 
 as if frozen, 1 1 Agar.; with heat, afternoon 
 and evening, IPhos.; one hot and pale, the 
 other cold and red, Mosch.; first left, then 
 right, Med.; at night (ovaralgia), I I Lac c; 
 violent, with great orgasm of blood, HSuh; 
 in palms, JEsc. h., Aph. ch., ICanth., Lachn., 
 Lil. tig., Med., IPetrol., IPhos., Sep., IISul.; 
 in palms, throws bedclothes off, at climac- 
 teric period, I I Sang.; in palms, with pressure 
 in chest, Cop.; in palms, in conjunctivitis pus- 
 tulosa, I I Sul.; in palms, evening and night, 
 IILach.; in palms, in hectic fever, llpec; 
 in palms, in intermittent fever, after quinine, 
 
 I I Sul.; in palms, in gravel, ILyc; in palms, 
 in forenoon, Aph. ch.; in palms, at night, 
 has to keep them outside of bedclothes (gid- 
 diness), I ISabad.; in palms, nightly, IILach.; 
 intense, in phthisis, I IStann.; in palm of right, 
 worse in rest, in cold, holding anything cold, 
 particularly cold water, and midnight till 
 morning, better by motion, letting hand hang, 
 warmth and warm water, I IRhus; in palm, 
 so that it is impossible to work (psoriasis pal- 
 maria), I IPetrol.; in palms, principally when 
 working Cphthisis pulmonum), ICarbo v.; in 
 right, at 3 a.m., must get out of bed and walk, 
 
 1 1 Rhus ; in right, inside, is awakened by it 
 towards morning, similar pain in left, but does 
 not remember the spot, Pallad.; as pain in a 
 small spot under shoulder goes away, ILach.; 
 during sleep, Ars. met.; sore pain in skin 
 of right, from wrist to thumb and index 
 finger, touch painful, Agar.; in small red spots, ] 
 accompanying rheumatism, Mang.; as if in 
 boiling water, Arund.; with weakness of 
 body, I Sul. 
 
 Hands, buzzing feeling: on back, Sil.; as if 
 they would burst, Vib. 
 
 Hands, callous: ISil.; hard places, with deep 
 oblique cracks, in workmen, ICist.; horny 
 callosities, IGraph.; palms, horny (giddiness), 
 I ISabad. 
 
 Hands, caries : metacarpal bones, in places 
 ulcerated surfaces under w T hich bones gave a 
 rough sound to the probe, 1 1 Sil. 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 915 
 
 Hands, chapped : J^* rhagades. 
 
 Hands, chilblains: lAgar., ICroc, IKali m., 
 INitr. ac, 1 1 Op., IIPetroL, Stann., Sul. ac, 
 Zinc. ; thick, red, on ringers, ISul. 
 
 Hands, chill : begins, I Gels., ISul.; runs through 
 whole body, ISep.; commencing with clench- 
 ing, ICimex ; in palms, commences, thence 
 over body, Dig. ; rigor, I I Hyos. 
 
 Hands, chilly: Agar., I lEhus. 
 
 Hands, chorea: ICalc; objects are dropped 
 llgn.; could with much difficulty carry 
 to mouth, and in attempting to do this occa- 
 sionally hand would be thrown over head, or 
 to side of face, IMygale ; unable to hold a 
 spoon, MVer. v.; throws away everything, 
 ILach. JS^* twitching. 
 
 Hands, clenched: ggg"' Fingers, contracted. 
 
 Hands, cobweb : as if lying upon skin, Bor. 
 
 Hands, coldness: lAmyl., Aug., Ant. t., lArg. 
 nit., Ars. s. r., Asaf., TrAtrop. s.,Bell.,Benz.ac, 
 ICalc, I ICalc. p., Calend., HCamph., Cann. i., 
 Cann. s., Carbol. ac, ICarbo v., ICed., Chrom. 
 ac, ICina, ICinch., Coff., ICoff. t., Con., 
 IColch., ICroc, Cup. a., ICup.m., IDiad.,IDig., 
 IDros.,1 lEup. pur., IIFerr.,IGels.,IHell.,Iber., 
 Indig., Ind., Inul., Hod., Ilpec, I IKali bi., 
 Kali f., I Lac def., IILach., Lactu. v., ILed., 
 Lil. tig., Med., IIMerc sol., MMez., IINatr. 
 m., INitr. ac, Oleand., Pallad., IPhos., 
 
 ■ IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPlumb., Polyp., I IPtel., 
 BPuls.,Ran.b.,IRob., I I Spong.,Squilla, IStram, 
 Tar-ax., I ITherid., I I Thuya, HVer., Zinc,Ziz.; 
 after 3 p.m., lEup. pur. ; in old age, IBar.c; in 
 anremia of brain, I I Kali br.; in angina pectoris, 
 IKali c; in asthma Millari, ICup.m.; with 
 ■chilliness in back and heat in head and face, 
 Nitr. sp. d. ; of back, with trembling, Coff.; in 
 bed, I I Kali c ; blue (hydrocephaloid), II Apis; 
 then burning, Tabac ; in cardialgia, I IPlumb.; 
 in chronic carditis, Cact; in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, ICup. m.; with chill, IDros., 
 
 I I Op., IPetroL; icy, with chill, Dros.; during 
 •chill, in intermittent, ICimex ; icy, with one- 
 sided (left), chill commencing in back, ILyc; 
 with chilliness, I I Agar., Indig., Jatroph.; with 
 chilliness of back, Con., IIPuls.; with internal 
 ■chilliness, Nitr. sp. d.; chilly all over after 
 vomiting. Sinap.; in chlorosis, Ilpec; icy, in 
 •cholera, BCup. ac; in cholera Asiatica, ICup. 
 in.; in cholera infantum (hydrocephaloid), 
 
 ■ Apis_; clammy, I ISul., I I Zinc; in summer 
 colds, in afternoon, IGels.; with colic, relieved 
 "by hot cloths, Pallad.; in colicodynia, lArs., 
 Stram., I ISul.; in chronic constipation, I Ferr.; 
 in convulsions, ICaust.; in convulsions, fol- 
 
 . lowing pneumonia and typhoid fever, I IXux 
 v.; coolness, lArn.; in cephalalgia periostitica, 
 IMez.; when coughing, Rumex ; with cough, 
 when going to sleep, Sul.; with crawls, IDros.; 
 in crusta serpiginosa, I ISul.; during day, Ars. 
 in.; as if dead, ILach., Oxal. ac; in delirium 
 tremens, I I Stram.; in diarrhoea, I I Apis, 
 IBrom., HPhos.; in enteritis, I ITereb.; in 
 epistaxis, ICroc; in evening, ICarbo v.; 
 at 8 p.m. (quotidian ague), I ITarax.; with 
 heat in face, Camph., Menyanth.; with heat 
 of face, in catarrhal fever, IDros. ; with 
 external and internal heat of face, Rata ; with 
 red and hot face, IStram.; with faintness, 
 Calc a.; and feet, alternately, Zing.; with warm 
 feet, Aloe, ICalc; with warm feet, in dysen- 
 tery, IIColoc; when feet get warm, ISep.; 
 
 with evening fever, ISabad.; first, in inter- 
 mittent, Ilpec; with frequent flushes of heat 
 to head and face, ISep.; as if frozen, with 
 tingling under nails on entering warm room, 
 INuxm.; in gastralgia, ILyc; in gastricism, 
 IKali c. ; in gastromalacia, IKreo.; in haema- 
 temesis, UCinch.; with hot head, Aur. met., 
 I I Hell., IXatr. c; with burning in head, dur- 
 ing apyrexia, Ign.; fulness in head, Elaps; 
 in sick headache, IIMelil.; during head- 
 ache, I I Lac def. ; in nervous headache, 
 I ISars.; from depressed action of heart,IGels.; 
 in affections of heart, ISep.; with heat, fol- 
 lowed by chill, llris ; with flushes of heat in 
 face, Sabina; alternating with heat, in fever, 
 Act. rac; with sudden attacks of general 
 heat, Ilpec; with heat, in phthisis florida, 
 IIMerc. cor.; heat of body, Ars. m.; with 
 heat of one side of body, IRan. b.; heat of 
 body during sleep, ISamb. ; with heat in 
 evening, worse right side of face, Ran. b.; 
 with heat in mouth and throat, Uatroph.; 
 with hemicrania, ILac def.; even in hottest 
 weather (timid, nervous persons), lAsar.; 
 in hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. ac; icy, 
 lAcon., I lAgar., Anac, lArg. nit,, IIArs., 
 ICact, ICamph., ICarbo v., Ced., Coloc, 
 Dory., lEup. perf., IManc, Mang., INux m., 
 Squilla, IVer.; icy, even in bed, I IPhos.; icy, 
 blue, MVer.; icy, in chill, IHep ; icy, with 
 chill, 4 p.m., lastingan hour, followed by heat 
 (tertian ague), IPuls.; icy, after emission 
 (spermatorrhoea), IMerc; icy, in evening, at 
 7 p.m., ILyc; icy, with sw T eat of face, and 
 moderate warmth of rest of bodyj Thuya; 
 icy, during invasion of smallpox, Variol.; icy, 
 long-lasting, Amb.; icy, in meningitis, lAcon.; 
 icy, in cerebrospinal meningitis, IGels.; icy, 
 with blue nails, Merc, sul.; icy, worse nights 
 (scarlatina), I I Phos.; with gelatinous stools and 
 tenesmus, ICaust.; icy, with warmth of rest of 
 body, IMenyanth.; icy, with warmth of body 
 (cholera infantum), I Tabac ; in inflammation 
 of mamma?, I IPhyt.; with neuralgia of intes- 
 tines, IGels. ;inlaryngitis, I I Sang.; of left, Amb.; 
 a long time (after chill), Cycl. ; after meals, 
 ICamph.; in morning, IGels., IStram.; with 
 menses, IGraph., IPhos.; in dysmenorrhcea, 
 ■ Graph., I I Sabina; in dysmenorrhcea and 
 chlorosis, ICalc; moist, IBrom.; moist, in 
 dysmenorrhcea, I ITarant.; with weakness of 
 nervous system and heart, ICrotal.; during 
 night (scarlatina), IPhos.; with cold nose, 
 INux v.; numbness, worse at night (pneumo- 
 nia), I I Zinc.; one icy, the other warm, ICinch., 
 IDig., Ilpec, IIPuls.; in opisthotonos, Ver. 
 v.; after pain in spermatic cords, Calc. a. ; with 
 paleness during cough, ISul.; palms, sweaty, 
 I Aeon.; with palpitation, Cinch., ICoccul.; 
 with paralysis of arms, HPlumb.; in phthisis, 
 I I Stann.; in pneumonia, I I Sang.; after change 
 of position (intermittent), ICoccul.; with prick- 
 ing, Acet. ac; in prosopalgia, IMez., I I Staph.; 
 in puerperal fever, I IPuls.; in rheumatism, 
 ■Chain., ILyc; of right, Ant.t., Cann. i., IGels.; 
 of right, damp (epilepsv), ICalc; first right 
 then left, Med.; right, left warm, I IMez.; of 
 right, with tingling in fourth and fifth fingers, 
 I I Sec; in scarlatina, IGels.; with shivering 
 over body, Euph., Mm*, ac, (Rhus ; icy, with 
 shivers, I IDros. ; cannot sleep, Aloe; sleep- 
 iness, Amyg., Bell.; in spinal disease, I Apis; 
 
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 sticky, Cinch, bol.; with stomach-ache, 
 Alum.; with gelatinous stool, I ICaust.; after 
 loose stool, Cornus ; with sweat, IChin. s., 
 IDig.; covered with cold sweat, ILil. tig.; 
 with cold sweat, in diarrhoea, ISil.; with cold 
 clammy sweat, in gastritis, I INux v.; icy, and 
 covered with cold sweat, in heart disease, 
 1 1 Op.; moist, with sweat, USep.; icy, with 
 cold sweat, in cardiac rheumatism, I ISpig.; 
 transient, Sul. ; in uterine congestion, IFerr.; 
 before vomiting, after vomiting, hot, Ver.; 
 worse walking, Cinch.; even in warm room, 
 ICinch., Plant.; as if in cold water, IGels.; as 
 if drops of cold water were sprinkled on back, 
 on going into open air, Berb.; as from cold 
 wind, Benz. ac; from overwork at desk, 
 ■Agar. 
 
 Hands, congestion : felt as though all blood 
 had rushed to, as though a string were tied 
 tigtttly around arms, INux m. ; blood rushes 
 into them when they hang down, Phos. ac. 
 
 Hands, contraction : Ferr. s.; and feet, alter- 
 nate, Stram.; alternate relaxation in left 
 (chorea), I ITarant.; flexion at wrist, with spas- 
 modic jerks, Sec; spasmodically bent inward, 
 ICalc; left turned to left side (puerperal con- 
 vulsions), I I Op. ; firmly and painfully con- 
 tracted (tonic spasm), MNux v.; with tonic 
 spasms, in palms, IVer.; right, half flexed, 
 on forearm motion impossible (rheumatism), 
 Viol.; shortening of tendons, Carbo v.; spas- 
 modic, Bism., ICina, IKali bi., Tabac; spas- 
 modic flexion on forearm, t.Carbol.ac; drawn 
 inward towards thumbs, in traumatic tetanus, 
 INux v. 
 
 Hands, contractive pain : in right palm, fin- 
 gers could not be opened, worse in rest, Coloc 
 
 Hands, convulsions: Arum t., Bell., Cast.; 
 aura, into head, before each fit (epilepsy), 
 I I Sul.; contortions, I I Sec, IStram.; tetanic, 
 ICamph. ; tonic, everted palms, thumbs 
 down, fingers clawlike, Med.; tonic, with a 
 feeling as if extremities were going to sleep, 
 ■Plat.; tonic, while writing, Sil. J^f" chorea, 
 twitching ; also Fingers cramps, spasm. 
 
 Hands, cramplike pains: ICalab., ICina; after 
 slight exertion, Sil. ; in fingers of left, Card, m.; 
 in metacarpophalangeal articulation, I lAnac; 
 in muscles of right, when writing, Euphor.; in 
 second, third or fourth finger of right outer 
 side, Card, m.; while writing, I INatr. p. 
 
 Hands, cramps : I Agar., 1 1 Bell., IGraph., INatr. 
 m., Stram., Tabac; as if about to be cramped, 
 IDiosc; ball of right, hard, swollen, Lyss.; in 
 cholera, 1 1 Cup. ac, ISec; when taking hold 
 of anything, Amb.; in left, spasmodically 
 closed (after suppressed eruption and abuse 
 of mercury), IHep.; with frequent severe pain 
 in limbs, IKali bi.; feels, cramped, in morning, 
 ICalc; at night, lasting till morning, on ris- 
 -ing, I ICalc; in palms, Zing.; and rigid, not 
 cold, ICup. m.; after using them, I fSec; with 
 vomiting, Bism.; with weakness, IKali c. 
 giU"* contraction ; also Fingers cramp. 
 
 Hands, crawling: Ars. h., IHyper., 1 1 Sul.; up 
 arm, during menses, IGraph.; as if they had 
 ' been asleep, 1 1 Ver. ; to epigastrium,where there 
 is pressure, with anxiety and nausea (hys- 
 teria), I INux. v.; as of an insect, Lac c ; as if 
 numb, IHyper.; and stinging in left, Lact. ac 
 
 Hands, cutting : INatr. c. ; sharp, in metacarpal 
 bones of right, Ustil. Jg^° lancinating. 
 
 Hands, cyanotic : j^gr* blue. 
 
 Hands, darting : in metacarpus, Bapt. 
 f^^*" stitches. 
 
 Hands, desquamation: All. sat., Alum., IFerr.; 
 on left, itching, Rhus; in palms, Amm. c, 
 Sep.; palms, inclined to scale (giddiness), 
 I ISabad. 
 
 Hands, drawing : Cham., Cist., I INitr. ac, ISul.; 
 from within outward, in ball of left, to finger 
 tips, Cast, eq.; cramplike, Ang. ; cramplike pain 
 in left palm, at 5 p.m., Zing.; cramplike, in inner 
 side of right, to first two joints of fourth finger, 
 Card, m.; in dorsum, Viol.; in dorsum of left, 
 I IChel.; in dorsum, pain like rheumatism, 
 Zing. ; in ulnar dorsum of right, during rest, 
 Arm; dull, I ICaust.; in fourth finger of right 
 outer side, Card, m.; involuntary, in muscular 
 
 f)arts, Cist.; in joints, worse»at night and when 
 ying on left side (rheumatism), IPhos.; in left 
 metacarpal bones, JEsc. h.; in right metacar- 
 pus, sometimes left, at regular intervals, 
 Anag.; in muscles, IClem.; painful, ICina, 
 Sul.; painful, in flexor muscles, Ham.; painful, 
 in back of left metacarpus, extending towards 
 wrist, Viol.; painful, in rheumatism, I I Puis.; 
 painful, in tendons and back of right, Ferr. 
 iod.; painful, upward, ILed.; in palm of right, 
 Rhus; rheumatic, in first joint of fourth fin- 
 ger on left, Card, m.; in right, Ast. r.; in right, 
 extends to all parts, worse after midnight 
 (rheumatism), I I Rhus. J^gg^* rheumatism. 
 
 Hands, dropsy : flg^- swelling. 
 
 Hands, dryness : 1 1 Anac, Bar. c, Bell., ICalc 
 p., Clem., I IHep., ILyc, MPtel., ISul.; on 
 back, and cool, Lobel i.; as if he had been in 
 cold, Cepa ; skin of dorsa (eczema), INatr. c; 
 in heart disease, I I Op. ; with heat, ISabad.; 
 dry and hot, feverish pulsations, JEsc. h.; in 
 inflammation of bowels in dentition, I Acet. ac; 
 of palms, Badiag., Bism.; dry, Chin, a., Ham.; 
 especially of palms, ILyc; in palms, with 
 giddiness, I ISabad.; in palms, in kidney 
 trouble, Cann. s.; parchment-like, Crotal.; 
 even in mild weather, I Zinc. ; as if withered, 
 unless they are rubbed with fat, I I Rhus. 
 0^ burning, heat. 
 
 Hands, dull pain : deep seated, Chrom ac; in 
 right, to fingers, El at. 
 
 Hands, emaciation : IPhos., Sel. 
 
 Hands, enchondroma: on right, 1 1 Sil. 
 
 Hands, eruption: Anthrok., Med., 1 1 Puis. ; 
 acne, on back, ISil.; on backs and irri- 
 tation, ICalc; on back, halfway up to elbow, 
 itching, worse by scratching (eczema), IMez.; 
 blisterlike, on palm, IRan. b.; blister oc- 
 curs annually, IBufo.; bluish blisters, filled 
 with red or yellow fluid (panaritium, chil- 
 blains), ILyc; blisters oozing after scratch- 
 ing, 1 1 Cist.; blisters from little work, Sa- 
 bad.; blister on edge where finger com- 
 mences, Coccul.; itching blisters on both, 
 first pale then red, I IGamb. ; large blister on 
 middle of palm, discharging yellow watery 
 fluid when opened, I Anthrac ; large blisters, 
 yellow fluid, desquamation, Anac. oc; red 
 blisters on backs, I IPsor.; red blisters, pre- 
 ceded by itching on ring and "little fingers of 
 left, Cycl.; small blisters on backs, Anac; 
 spreading blisters on swollen, worse in cold 
 air, Clem.; blisters filled with clear w r ater, 
 on vola, some on dorsum and fingers, INatr. s.; 
 watery blister, between thumb and index 
 
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 finger, IINatr. s.; large yellow blisters in 
 palms, yellow corroding fluid, Bufo.; blotches, 
 Ind.; blotches, "hives," itching, lUrt. ur.; 
 covered with itching blotches, IPhos.; raised 
 red itching blotches, I lUrt. ur.; covered with 
 itching blotches, in urticaria, IPhos.; blue 
 spots (old age), IBar. c; brown color of dor- 
 sum, Thuya ; brown discoloration of back, 
 I Hod.; brown spots, ILach.; eruption,! INatr. 
 m.; brown spots on back (Addison's disease), 
 INatr. m.; numerous bullae on backs (pem- 
 phigus), I I Sep.; chronic, (Stilling.; copper- 
 colored, on back, I IPsor.; copper-colored 
 spots on palm, ICoral. ; thick crusts, worse 
 during winter, IPetrol. ; crusty, full of cracks, 
 discharging pus and acrid fluid, with unbear- 
 able itching, lAnthrac; erysipelatous, of left, 
 Arn.; on dorsum, appeared over night, much 
 depressed, I I Psor. ; dry, papular, on back, 
 ICoca ; dry, scaly, in palms, having a 
 syphilitic base, with itching, ISelen.; bluish 
 red places like ecchymosis, with asthma, 
 ■Kali c; eczema, ICanth., IMerc, ISil.; ecze- 
 ma, chronic, on dorsal region, IGraph.; ecze- 
 ma, whole dorsal surface raw, IMerc; 
 eczema, moist surface, becomes dry at times, 
 forming in yellow crusts, IMerc; simple ec- 
 zema, assumes characteristics of impetigo 
 figurata in pustular stage, becomes con- 
 fluent, tension and pain, IJugl.; eczema, 
 impetiginoid, over backs, of both hands, 
 around balls of thumbs to middle of palms, 
 raw surface left after bread poultice, fol- 
 lowed by discharge of blood, smarting, 
 IJugl.; eczema, surroundings inflame easily, 
 after scratching, IMerc; eczema, on inner 
 side, INitr. ac; eczema, on left, gradually 
 spreads to fingers and arm, IMerc; ec- 
 zema, on dorsum of left, ICanth.; eczema, 
 on back of left, first small vesicles, thin crusts, 
 then fissures, especially knuckles of first pha- 
 langes, IGraph. ; eczema, every winter, for a 
 number of years, IMerc; elevated, as large as 
 peas, even on balls of fingers, become con- 
 fluent or burn when touched, ICic; erysipe- 
 las, Kuta; resembling erysipelas, burning, 
 itching, or forming yellow honey colored 
 crusts, ICic; erysipelatoid, Rhus; erysipela- 
 tous manifestations on back (elephantiasis 
 Arabum),l ISil.; erysipelatous, inflamed simi- 
 lar to eruption caused by Rhus, with op- 
 pressed respiration, IKalm.; erysipelatous, 
 extending, I IKalm.; erysipelatous, on dor- 
 sum of right, with burning and stitching, 
 and formation of flat ulcer, began as a vesi- 
 cle (haemoptysis), I I Rhus; spotted, itch- 
 ing, erythematous, (paralytic rheumatism), 
 I IPhos.;fineitching,IICarbo v. ; herpes, I Calc, 
 IDulc, IStaph.; branlike herpes, IBor.; burn- 
 ing, scaly herpes, I IMerc; dry herpes, Zinc; 
 dry, burning, itching herpes, skin peeled off, 
 IMez.; ichorous,biting, burning herpes, ICon.; 
 herpes in palms, lAur. met., I IPsor., IRan. 
 b.; herpes on palms, worse in evening and in 
 open air, better in warmth, IKreo.; dorsum 
 covered with herpes phlyctenoides, ICarb. s.; 
 red herpes on dorsum, with tensive pain ex- 
 tending up arm, I IPetrol.; sero-purulent x her- 
 pes, itching violently towards evening,IKreo.; 
 white, scabby herpes on dorsum, Thuya ; 
 whitish , itching hives, becoming red after rub- 
 bing, with violent itching,INatr. m.; impetigo, 
 
 ICarb. s.; like moist itch, with violent nightly 
 itching, IMerc; itching, in gastric fever, 
 I I Sep.; itchlike, lAnanth., IPsor.; rough, 
 itchlike, especially in region of first joint of 
 thumb, more on upper surface, itching at 
 night, IMerc. sol.; like lichen, lAnanth.; 
 chronic miliary, on back of left (quartan 
 fever), I I Rhus; like millet seed, Bar. m. ; 
 mottled, IILach.; specks resembling nettle- 
 rash, Berb.; nettlerash, Carbo v.; like nettle- 
 rash, 4 p.m. and evening, Hyper.; on back of left, 
 between little and fourth fingers, painful nod- 
 ules on tendons, pain relieved by cold water, 
 7rCaust.; in palm, exuding a watery fluid, 
 I INatr. s.; papulae on both, at first pale then 
 red, Gamb.; papulae on dorsum, with tensive 
 pain extending up arm, I IPetrol.; painless 
 papules, Carbo v.; pale red papulae on backs, 
 with intense itching and intense watery ex- 
 udation, Goss.; patches, Berb.; small and red 
 petechiae on backs, IBerb.; pimples on back, 
 Calc. p. ; pimples, burning when first appear- 
 ing, but finally blending and forming one dark 
 red scab, Cic.j pimples on dorsi, form scales 
 (impetigo), ICarb. s. ; pimples in palms, like 
 blotches, with stinging itching like nettles, 
 worse rubbing, Stram.; pimples, forming 
 scurfs, itching when getting warm in bed, 
 IMur. ac. ; pimple near wrists, feels as if a 
 splinter were in it, Arg. nit.; dark red pimples, 
 come with burning pain, coalesce, ICic; hard 
 pimples, with burning-biting itching, Rhus; 
 itching pimples, I I Lye; itching pimples, with 
 small vesicles on dorsa, I I Kali m.; phlyctse- 
 noidal pimples on backs, I I Kali m.; red pim- 
 ples on back of left (smallpox) , I I Variol. ; 
 red pimples, stinging itching, on back, I I Aeon.; 
 small pimples, Yacc; small dry pimples, red- 
 dish, IBov. ; pompholyx, every year, IBufo.; 
 prurigo-like, pinkish lentil-shaped spots, Ves- 
 pa; chronic psoriasis on dorsa, IRhus ; psori- 
 asis diffuse, degenerating into impetigo, 
 I I Kali bi.; psoriasis, furfuraceous, some- 
 times fissured and bleeding, ILyc; pso- 
 riasis inveterata, on dorsa, dry scaly, intense 
 itching when warm, relief after scratching, 
 followed by burning and at times bleeding, 
 I ISul.; psoriasis palmaria, affecting whole 
 palm, I IPetrol.; psoriasis, palm itching so it 
 is impossible to work, I IPetrol.; psoriasis on 
 palms, ILyc; syphilitic psoriasis on palms, 
 IPhos.; covered with purplish spots, IKali c; 
 pustules, I IPsor.; pustule on back, Sil. ; 
 pustules near finger tips, suppurating, IPsor.; 
 on palms, confluent, smooth, round white pus- 
 tules, size of a mustard seed, contain a white 
 fluid and itch, ILach.; disgusting crop of pus- 
 tules, epidermis around undermined as with 
 shingles, burning and itching (psoric pustula- 
 tion), I ISul.; large suppurating pustules, par- 
 ticularly near ends of fingers, had eight or 
 ten within a few weeks, I IPsor.; scattered 
 pustules, IMerc. sol.; small pustules, spread 
 and exude a yellowish corroding discharge, 
 tensive burning pains, I IStaph.; small pus- 
 tules, secreted a watery fluid when broken, if 
 not touched fluid became thickened to a yel- 
 low tough mass, IKali bi.; rash, Cup. m., Dig., 
 Ver.; with erysipelatoid rash in palms, mad- 
 dening burning heat, worse at night, IHydras.; 
 flushing rash, like scarlatina, simplex, bright 
 red, disappears on pressure, returns immedi- 
 
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 ately after removal of pressure, Stram.; ele- 
 vated red blotches, in palms, IFluor. ac; on 
 back, red patches, ICalc; red spots, All. sat., 
 Sabad.; red spots on back, Phos. ac; covered 
 with red spots, Elaps ; red spots on palms, 
 Apis ; rounded bright red spot on ball of right, 
 with itching in evening, Sep.; red, hard spot on 
 skin, covering first and second metacarpal 
 bones, spreads over dorsal surface of hand, 
 scales formed, falling off in centre and renewed 
 towards periphery, I I Sep. ; small red points, 
 shine through skin of left, which itches 
 sometimes, Tell.; of Rhus tox. poison- 
 ing, lAnac, IRhus v., IISul. ; poison- 
 ing, on backs, I I Kali s. ; constant salt 
 rheum, watery oozing, IPetrol.; scabs, ISep.; 
 back of, IIMur. ac; a coneshaped scab the 
 size of a quarter of a dollar, on a base as 
 large again, bluish-red and strongly demarc- 
 ated, where scab extends over ring there is 
 another moist, white ring, which forms a new 
 scab, tension and burning (malignant boil), 
 IPsor. ; thick scales in palm, through which 
 run moist fissures, I IPetrol.; skin scaling, 
 I I Hep.; scarlatina, secondary eruption of dark 
 blotches, IILyc; bright scarlet, like scarla- 
 tina, ILacc; smarting, like nettlerash, Hyper.; 
 smooth spots on palms, first coral color, then 
 darker red and finally coppery, Coral.; sore 
 spots in palms, Apis ; stripes, Sabad.; on one, 
 every Summer, terribly itching and burning 
 after scratching, worse at night, spreads up 
 arm to shoulder, I I Sul.; tetters, I I Cist., ILach., 
 ISars.; tetter, itches in evening and burns after 
 scratching, IStaph.; chronic tetter, IClem.; 
 in palms, dry tetter, ICaust.; dry, branlike 
 squamous tetter, Anag. ; itching tetter, I IPsor.; 
 moist tetter, ISil.; moist tetter, on back, Bov. ; 
 white, scaly tetter on back, IILyc; white, 
 scaly tetter on back, worse in cold weather, 
 ■Sep.; large blue tubercles and spots, I INitr. 
 ac; subcutaneous tubercles in palms, Spig.; 
 urticaria, Sars.; chronic urticaria, IHep.; 
 urticaria, itching, INatr. m., IISul.; ur- 
 ticaria nodosa, lUrt. ur.; vesicular, Arm, 
 UCarbol. ac, Como., Plant.; vesicles burn- 
 ing, ICanth.; vesicular, with swelling, itch- 
 ing and burning (erysipelas), I IRhus v.; 
 vesicles burst and spread (children), IBor.; 
 vesicles in palms, I Kali c; vesicles, smarting, 
 itching, oozing lymph, when scratched turns 
 to scurf, I I Anag. ; hard eczematous vesicles on 
 backs, ICalc; red, with innumerable vesicles 
 filled with transparent lymph, many become 
 confluent, forming blisters resembling pem- 
 phigus, skin peels off (after wearing gloves 
 cleaned with turpentine), Tereb.; vesicles in 
 patches, I I Rhus ; itching vesicles, Sul.; little 
 vesicles, especially right side, contents change 
 to pus, itching, destroyed by scratching (im- 
 petigo), I IRhus v.; small vesicles (prostatitis 
 and atony of sexual organs), I I Sel.f small itch- 
 ing vesicles, Daph.; large and small vesicles 
 on left, Arm; small transparent vesicles, with- 
 out sensation in palms, I Merc, sol.; spreading, 
 corroding, stinging vesicles, Magn. c; white 
 vesicles, with red areolae, burn and itch, Urari. 
 n.; white spots on backs, IBerb., ICalc; 
 yellow spots, Elaps ; small yellow spots, Med. 
 
 Hands, exertion : causes asthma, Bov. 
 
 Hands, fever ; shaking begins (intermittent), 
 IGels. 
 
 Hands, formication : IIAcom, Arund'., Kalin.; 
 in right, Hippom.; in right, in epilepsy, 
 ■ Cup. m.;in right, in myelitis, IDulc;in tabes 
 dorsalis, Sec. g^" numbness, pricking. , 
 
 Hands, fulness: in evening, Nux m.; when 
 grasping, I ICaust.; in palms, at night, Ars. 
 
 Hands, fungoid growth : between second and 
 third metacarpal bones, protrudes about a 
 quarter of an inch out of palm, I I Sang. 
 
 Hands, fuzzy feeling : IHyper. 
 
 Hands, gangrene: after bullet wound, ILach.; 
 swollen three times the size, red, pits on 
 pressure, between first and second knuckles, 
 opening as large as a three-cent piece, looks 
 like dirty soft soap around this and on first 
 three knuckles, skin bluish-black and inflated 
 by gas, skin under looks rotten, separated on 
 opening, first and second fingers showing 
 soapy appearance, hand burns deep in, pain 
 in red streak running up from wrist, ILach. 
 Uii^ injuries. 
 
 Hands, gnawing : Cadm. s.; in left palm con- 
 tinual, I I Ran. sc 
 
 Hands, gout: ICarb. s.; pain alternates, Daph.; 
 from hand to hand, nodosities, ILed. ; hard 
 burning, itching nodosities, Spig. ; tophi (cho- 
 rea), llgn. 
 
 Hands, hang: is obliged to let hands hang 
 down when walking (labor), I I Lye 
 
 Hands, heat: I Aeon.", 1 1 Agar., I Ant. t., I I Apis, 
 Camph.,ICarbo v.,Castor., Clem., Curar.,Cycl., 
 Grat., IGuaiac, Ham., 1 1 Jamb., IKali hi., 
 IKali c, Millef., Murex, INitr. ac, INux v., 
 IPetrol., HPhos., IPhos. ac, Plant., IPsor., 
 I IPtel., IIPuls., ISabad., Sarrac, I ISpong., 
 ISul., Tarax.; in afternoon, Berb.; now one, 
 then the other, alternately hot or cold, Coc- 
 cul.; alternately hot and cold, in acute mania, 
 after melancholia, IGels.; rapid alternations 
 of heat and cold (hysteria), 1 1 Sec; of back, 
 Rhus ; on backs, dry, All. sat.; in affection of 
 brain, IGlon.; burning, IGraph., Hod., Plant.; 
 burning, spreading over body, IChel.; burn- 
 ing, cannot keep them covered (scarlatina), 
 I IPhyt.; burning, in evening, ILed.; burning, 
 in palms (phthisis), I ISamb.; burning, in pul- 
 monary affections, pneumonia, ISang.; burn- 
 ing, during hot stage, Ced.; with cold cheeks, 
 INatr. c; with chill, ISpong.; with chilliness 
 and languor (bronchial attacks, after whoop- 
 ing cough), IKali bi.; with coldfeet,INux m.; 
 either hot or cold, I IGraph.; with coldness, 
 Cadm. s.; constantly, ILyc.; in consumption, 
 IGuaiac; must be kept covered, as cold causes 
 pain, I INux v.; during day, with nervous 
 excitement, ISep.; after dinner, Calend.; dry, 
 Zinc; dry, especially palms, I IGels.; with 
 emaciation, 101. jec; in evening, ILed.; in 
 evening, lying down, in palms, Asar.; feet 
 icy cold, Calad. ; with evening fever, IKali n.; 
 in intermittent fever, HCina ; feverish, IPtel.; 
 hot, with hot flushes at climacteric period, 
 IISul.; to middle of forearm, swollen, with 
 distension of superficial veins, I IChel.; in 
 heart disease, 1 1 Op.; with horripilations, 
 Cadm. s.; nightly, internal, ICalc; numbness 
 of backs, Med.; in palms, IIAcom, Badiag., 
 Chin, a., Colch., I ICrotal., Cub., IFerr., 
 IFluor. ac, Ham., ILyc, IPetrol., I ISep., 
 Zing.; in palms, Arum, d.; in afternoon, with 
 thirst, IZinc; in palms, burning, ISep.; 
 in palms, burning, worse afternoon (phthisis), 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 I IStann., ISuL; in palms, with children (rheu- 
 matic complaints), IFerr. ph.; in palms, bath- 
 ing them in cold water modified convulsions 
 (puerperal convulsions), IGels.; in palms, with 
 diarrhoea, IBor.; in palms, dry, Ars. m.; in 
 palms, in enterocolitis, INuph.; in palms, in 
 neuralgic headache, IGels.; in palms of in- 
 fants, with hot head, Bor.; in palms (kidney 
 trouble), Cann. s.; in palms, and itching over 
 whole body, preventing sleep (neuralgic head- 
 ache, after cerebrospinal meningitis), IGels.; 
 in palms, during menses, IPetrol.; in palms, 
 sometimes moisture, lEup. perf.; in palms, 
 every night, 101. jec; in palm, with pharyn- 
 geal inflammation, I I Lac c; in palms, burn- 
 ing, after typhoid pneumonia, I Lye; in 
 palms, with sweat, IIFluor. ac; in palms, 
 with trembling of hands, Coff.; in palms, in 
 typhoid, I INux v.; before palpitation, Calc.a.; 
 right warmer and redder than left, Arum d.; 
 even from speaking, I I Graph.; during stool, 
 Hep.; after vomiting, Yer.; warm, Rhod.; 
 warm, then cold, ICham.; warm, with chilli- 
 ness, I INatr. s.; dips them in cold water, 
 IBar. c; sensation as if right were being held 
 in hot water, worse in rest, in cold, holding 
 anything cold, particularly from cold water, 
 from midnight till morning, better from 
 motion, letting hand hang, w r armth and warm 
 water, 1 1 Rhus ; even in cold and rainy weather, 
 Cinch, bol. S^" burning, inflammation. 
 
 Hands, heaviness : Ang., Ars. s. r., Bell., Berb., 
 Mane, Oxal. ac, IPhos.,Phos.ac, Sil., Spong.; 
 anaesthesia, ILyc; better hanging down, worse 
 in warmth of bed, Goss.; as if filled with lead, 
 Sil.; as if it required more exertion to lift 
 them, Ars. m.; imagines he cannot lift them, ] 
 Diad.; worse by motion, Niccol.; in phthisis, 
 
 I I Stann.; of right, I I Zinc. 
 Hands, hygroma : I I Bov. 
 
 Hands, induration: ISul.; in soft parts be- 
 tween metacarpus of thumb and index finger 
 (cancerous inoculation), lArs. ; of palm, in 
 rheumatism, ILyc. 
 
 Hands, inflammation: lAnthrac, ICup. m.; 
 angioleucitis, in pyaemia, ICrotal.; of lymph- 
 atic vessels to shoulder, with swelling of hand, 
 Cup. m.; phlegmonous, with swelling and 
 tendency to extend up arm, ILach.; and 
 swelling, Yespa ; over whole (panaritium, 
 chilblains), ILyc. JS^° abscess. 
 
 Hands, injuries: burns, ICanth. ; after severe 
 burn, here and there upon dorsum arose 
 bunches of pale and unhealthy granulations, 
 a quarter of an inch high and exquisitely 
 sensitive (kerosene and olive oils, equal parts, 
 locally), IPetrol.; contusions, lArn.; dissect- 
 ing wounds, I Apis, 1 1 Ars., ILach.; compound 
 fracture with great laceration of soft parts, 
 IHyper.; prolonged hemorrhage from small 
 wound on joint of first phalanx, second finger, 
 right hand, Cinch, bol. ; gangrene, from w r ound 
 from premature explosion of pistol, ILach.; 
 lacerations, HCalend.; slight scald of left, 
 redness without much pain or swelling, I Car- 
 bo s.; scalding of left, epidermis removed, 
 suppuration with much pain, I ITJrt. ur.; 
 wounded by scratching, IDolich.; sprained, 
 ■Rhus. f$^* abscess, gangrene, inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Hands, insensibility (anaesthesia): 1 1 Ars., 
 ICoccul., ILyc, 1 1 Sec; of left, Cinch, bol.; in 
 
 meningitis, I Aeon.; of palms, Aeon.; of palm 
 of right, I I Zinc. ; in spinal affection, ISec; 
 feels nothing he touches, ICamph. 
 Jd®" numbness. 
 
 Hands, itching : I Ant . sul. aur., 1 1 Apis, Arg. 
 met., Ascl. t., Aur. mur., Carbo v., Cor- 
 nus, I I Hep., Kali bi., IPetrol., IPhos. ac, 
 IPsor., ISep., Zinc; on back, Ars. i., 
 ICamph., IISul.; in chilblains, IPuls. ; as 
 if frozen, 1 1 Agar.; in hollow of hand, coarse, 
 I I Ran. b.; in itch, ILach.; first left, then right, 
 Med.; at night, from no apparent cause,better 
 by very hot w T ater, ILith.; in palms, Amb., 
 Aur. met., ICamph,, ICaust.,1 ICrotal., 1 1 Hep , 
 Ind., I Kali c, 1 1 Mur. ac, ISelen.; blotches, 
 Stram.; burning, in palms, Spig.; continued, 
 dull, in palms, IHep.; in palms, at night, 
 Carbo v.; in palms, with red spots, Mang.; in 
 right palm, IBenz. ac, Cinnab., Grat. ; in 
 right palm, in morning, Chrom. ac; in palms, 
 must rub them, after which they burn, IISul. ; 
 in palms, inducing scratching, before attacks 
 of neuralgia of stomach, I I Ran. b.; on back of 
 right, Anag.; at roots and between fingers, as 
 in itch, Med.; with tarsal tumors, 1 1 Zinc; 
 unbearable, lAnthrac 
 
 Hands, jerking: ICoccul., ICoff., ICup. m., 
 
 I IHyos., IMerc viv., Stram.; convulsive, Bar. 
 m.; painful, in metacarpal bones, sudden, 
 Pallad.; violent, in spasms, ICina ; spasmodic, 
 with flexion of hand at w r rist or forearm, 
 Sec; spasmodic, from toothache, IHyos. 
 j^^ twitching. 
 
 Hands, lameness: Acet. ac, Tabac, IZinc; in 
 epileptic attacks, IKali bi.; after slight exer- 
 tion, Sil.; of left, Ars., ICup. ac. ; in left, at 
 times (panaritium), I ISul.; of right, I I Rhus; 
 of right, must lay down pen, Sil. ; sudden, 
 Cann. s. $^T cramp, paralyzed feeling, 
 tired, -weakness. 
 
 Hands, lancinating : w T ith irritation, (Enan. 
 ggg? a stitches. 
 
 Hands, feel large : Clem., I IPtel.; anaesthesia, 
 ILyc; frequent looking at because they 
 seem too large, IHyos.; as if too thick,Manc 
 
 Hands, loose : feeling in joints, Stram. 
 
 Hands, motion: automatic, in convulsions, 
 IZinc; automatic, of left, strikes his face 
 (measles), I I Aeon.; automatic, of right, to- 
 wards mouth (apoplexy), 1 1 Nux v. ; automatic, 
 convulsive, as in hydrocephalus (typhoid), 
 IZinc; constantly busj% IKali br.; must 
 constantly carry something, I I Rhus ; as if 
 child, which was bent back, feared every mo- 
 ment to fall deep down, Stram.; turns around 
 in a circle, saying she must strengthen herself, 
 motion becoming more and more violent (ma- 
 nia), I I Yer.; clapping, with speechlessness, 
 Stram.; clenches right and gives herself sev- 
 eral forcible blows upon chest (epilepsy), 
 
 I I Op.; clutching, IHyos.; clutching at bed- 
 clothes, immediately afterwards at something 
 else (dysmenorrhcea), I ITarant.; clutches air, 
 unable to swallow or speak (asthma), ICup. 
 m.; constant, tries to catch things in air, 
 Bell.; constant, in chorea, IMygale ; con- 
 stant, of left, ILach.; constant, with men- 
 tal excitement (heart disease), 1 1 Op. ; con- 
 tinual, as if spinning or weaving, IStram.; 
 convulsive, IKali c; convulsive, with pains 
 in" joints, Plumb.; could be moved with great 
 difficulty, especially thumbs (measles),! IZinc; 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 grasping about in air, catching at imaginary 
 things, 1 1 Strain.; grasps and reaches, with 
 convulsions (dentition), ICham.; grasps at 
 flocks, IZinc; grasps at imaginary things 
 (child in convulsions), lAmyl ; grasps about, 
 as if he wished to seize something (typhoid), 
 I ! Phos. ac. ; grasps throat, with sighing and 
 groaning, I I Strain.; grasping, in great agony, 
 ^Calc. p.; automatic grasping, towards nose 
 and ears, etc., BStram.; firm grasping, Strain.; 
 gropes about bed, as though hunting some- 
 thing (double pneumonia), I I Op.; puts hand 
 to back of head (cerebrospinal disease),! IVer. 
 v.; throws above head (epilepsy), I ISuL; 
 lifted to head, in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; 
 frequently moves right towards head, or 
 into wide-opened mouth (hydrocephalus), 
 IMerc. viv.; apparently directed to imaginary 
 things in air, B BStram.; involuntary, IMerc. 
 viv., INatr.m.; involuntary, to head, 7rAtrop. 
 s. ; involuntary, of right, on rising in morn- 
 ing (chorea), ICoccul.; inordinate, irregular, 
 subside almost entirely on hearing notes of 
 hornpipe, I ITarant.; as if keeping off some- 
 thing, I BStram.; left drawn to head, with 
 undulatory, automatic movement, I Kali iod.; 
 cannot perform light movements (tabes dor- 
 salis), Sec; could not move (hysteria), ^Tereb.; 
 steers wide of the object on attempting to 
 pick it up off floor (chorea), I I Strain.; opening 
 and shutting, Strain. ; continually moved to 
 painful place, INux m.; picking, I Arum t.; 
 picking at clothes, IHyos., BStram.; no place 
 that she can put them that they do not bother 
 her, BLac c; playing with, BMur. ac; presses 
 against bed (asthma Millari), BCup. m. ; quick, 
 Stram.; raises above head and moves them as 
 if he were winding a ball of thread, Stram.; 
 regular, of right (eclampsia), Blpec; can 
 scarcely move left (heart disease), 1 1 Aeon.; 
 scratches in air, 1 1 Stram.; moving as if search- 
 ing something, BStram.; spasmodic, Stram.; 
 spasmodic, in hysteria, I INux v.; starting, 
 BGraph. ; moves strangely in different direc- 
 tions, BStram.; moves straight forward, 
 BStram.; alternately stretches to full extent 
 and laying finger on his mouth, MStram.; 
 striking about, in hysteria, BKali c; hands 
 striking about, in mental derangement, 
 Stram.; swinging and trembling (headache), 
 MCurar.; infant throws up hands when at- 
 tempt is made to put it down, BBor.; throws 
 up, worse during menses (fits), I ICEnan.; 
 throwing about, starting from sleep (diar- 
 rhoea), BBor.; voluntary so far lost that she 
 could neither eat nor drink with out assistance 
 (chorea), BIgn. ; waves in air, I I Stram.; as if 
 doing some work, BStram.; working, IHyos.; 
 wringing, BStram., I ISuL; wrings in agony 
 (glossitis), B Merc; wringing, day and night, 
 I ISuL; wringing, in melancholia religiosa, 
 I Kali ph., I I Plat, ^l^restless; also Chap. 1, 
 Picking. 
 
 Hands, necrosis : right forefingers, metacarpal 
 bones, small necrosed, osseous splinters came 
 away (whitlow), I ISil. 
 
 Hands, neuralgic pain : in right, Pallad.; sharp, 
 in left, Iodof. 
 
 Hands, numbness: BAcon., Ars. s. r., Bell., 
 Gale p., BCarbo a., BCaust., BCoca, IICoc- 
 cul., Codein., IColch., Croc, Diosc., BFerr., 
 IFluor. ac, IHyper., IIKali c, BLach., 
 
 BBLyc, Mane, Merc. iod. flav., Merc sul., 
 IMez., IINitr. ac, BNux v., IPhos., I IPtel., 
 Sil.; anaesthesia, BLyc; in apoplexy, BHyos.; 
 with cold arms, Ast. r. ; on awaking, Mane ; 
 with burning and twinging sensation referable 
 to spinal column, BCalab.; as if dead, during 
 chill (intermittent), BCimex ; with chill, 4 to 
 8 p.m., BLyc; with one-sided (left) chill, com- 
 mencing in back, BLyc; all day, Lyss.; as if 
 dead, Apis, IZinc; as if dead (quartan ague), 
 I I Sep.; deadness, to middle of forearm, Ars. h.; 
 deadness, in right (rheumatism), BFerr. ph.; 
 becomes quite dead when sewing, BCrotal.; in 
 evening, Nux m.; after exercise, Ruta ; when 
 grasping anything (muscular atrophy), BCalc; 
 with headache, Lyss.; lame, BCup. m.; of left, 
 Aeon., Calab., Diosc, I I Med., IRhus, I ISars.;of 
 left, into arm, Ast. r.; especially left, on least 
 exertion, ICrotal.; left, especially fingers, as far 
 as they are supplied with nervus ulnaris, I Cup. 
 ac; left, while pain and redness in foot disap- 
 peared, returned to foot when arm and hand 
 got well (rheumatism complicated with epi- 
 lepsy), ILach.; left to forearm, at night, in 
 bed, 1 1 Agar.; of left, formication extending 
 up arm, I Graph.; left, unable to hold anything 
 with force, Med.; left, during menses, IGraph.; 
 left, in irritation of cerebrospinal nerves, 
 I IParis; left, as if paralyzed, ^Esc h.; in left, 
 peculiar, Cup. ars.; left, with trembling jerk- 
 ing, fluttering jerking through lungs, I I Lace; 
 in locomotor ataxia, IPhos. ; in meningitis, 
 I Aeon.; morning, on awaking, IPhos., Zinc; 
 particularly in morning, I INitr. ac; in morn- 
 ing and when washing, ICarbov.; at night, 
 Sil.; painful, I IHyos.; in palms, at times a 
 prickly sensation as if numb parts were punc- 
 tured by a great number of needles, Syph.; 
 pithy, ICoccul.; prickling, seem larger than 
 usual and clumsy, I IPtel.; in right, Ascl. t., 
 Cycl., IGels.; in right, for a longtime clumsy, 
 stiff, Lyss.; in right, during day, ! IRhus; 
 first right, then left (gastritis), ICoccul.; in 
 right, to all parts, worse after midnight (rheu- 
 matism), I IRhus ; in right, in myelitis, I Dulc; 
 in right, at night, Pallad. ; in right, in spinal 
 irritation, IHep.; in right, with tingling 
 in fourth and fifth fingers, 1 1 Sec; of skin, 
 Carbol. ac; in spinal affection, ISec; in spinal 
 irritation, BCup. m., INux v.; and sensation of 
 swelling, I Op.; after a wetting, I [Rhus ; to 
 above wrist, Bor.; while writing, IZinc 
 figg"* formication, lameness, paralyzed feel- 
 ing, tingling. 
 Hands, pain: Alum.; in backs, Amm. c; in 
 back of right, to shoulder joint, I I Ham.; acute, 
 in bones (blue boils after glanders poisoning) , 
 lAnthrae; seem to be deep in bones, Bapt.; 
 in dorsum, Chlorof. ; in dorsum of each, worse 
 on motion, Form.; in, leprosy, ICalc; intoler- 
 able, Kali bi.; and itching to finger ends,Lith.; 
 in joints, Cinch, boh, 1 1 Lac c; in smaller 
 joints, with swelling and hardness, IStaph.; 
 first in knuckles, then in whole, IGuaiac; in 
 left, before epileptic attack, ICalc a.; in left, 
 worse running, Agar.; in metacarpal bones, 
 Bapt.; in metacarpal joints, Arund.; transient, 
 in metacarpal bones, Aeon.; in right metacar- 
 pus, with sensation of fulness, heat and numb- 
 ness, Oxal. ac; in palms, as if muscles were 
 contracted, IColoc; in palms, on cutting bread, 
 ICalc; from right to left arm down to elbow, 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 921 
 
 thence to region of heart, Benz. ac; in right, 
 with vicarious menses, IDig.; in right, be- 
 tween third and fourth metacarpal phalanx, 
 in some motions and on pressure after count- 
 ing copper coin, Lyss.; in right, feeling as if 
 shattered, is awakened by it, but goes to sleep 
 again, towards morning 'has similar pain on 
 left side, but does not remember the spot, 
 Pallad.; in right, so he cannot use it, after- 
 noon, Cist.; prevents sleep, MPhos.; if he 
 keeps them still for a few minutes, extends 
 up arms and shoulders to head (chorea), I IVer. 
 v.; in variola, IThuya. 
 
 Hands, pale: BIpec. ; cold (somnolency), Bell.; 
 as if dead, after eating, Con.; deathly, Sec. ; 
 deathly, in hremateinesis, ISec; livid, as in 
 malignant cholera, lArs.; livid, in typhoid 
 pneumonia, ISang. ; livid, sleepiness, Amyg.; 
 right, cadaverous, I I Zinc; even in a warm 
 room, ICinch.; white, worse from cold, 
 BCalc. 
 
 Hands, paralysis: Amb., Ars., IBCaust., Cup. 
 m., Ferr., Natr. m., Plumb., IRhus, Ruta, Sil.; 
 in diphtheria, lApis ; of left, Bar. c; of ieft, 
 in apoplexy, ICoccul.; of left, particularly of 
 extensors, ICoccul.; in leprosy, ISil. ; of meta- 
 carpus, Guareea ; cannot raise, ICaust.; cannot 
 raise to head, I Gels. ; of right (paint), I I Plumb.; 
 when writing, Coccul. fi^" lameness, 
 weakness. 
 
 Hands, paralytic pain: Cham.; in left, after 
 palpitation commences, Agar. 
 
 Hands, paralyzed feeling : ICarboa., I I Natr. s., 
 Sil.; in left, I I Agar.; from pain in left wrist, 
 IKalm.; at height of paroxysm of gastralgia, 
 
 I ISul.; can be produced by pressure upon 
 parts where nerves are easily reached, I I Plat.; 
 in right. I ICaust., Elaps ; during sleep, I I Plat, 
 g^" lameness, tired, weakness. 
 
 Hands, piercing : on back and in palm of right, 
 
 I I Natr. s. 5^* stitches. 
 
 Hands, pinching pain : goutlike, on back of 
 left, most on side of little finger, also outer 
 side of right, Daph. 
 
 Hands, pressing feeling: in back, Berb.; in 
 back of right, Verbas.; in bones, Bism.; 
 cramplike, now in right, now in left metacar- 
 pus, on moving arm, disappears during rest, 
 Verbas.; in muscles, IClem.; inward, as if 
 blood would burst out of vessels, Lil. tig.; 
 rheumatic, in back, Ang. 
 
 Hands, pricking: I Aeon., lApis, Arum d., 
 Bell., Carbol. ac, Cinch, bob, Lil. tig.; in left, 
 ICinch., ILach.; tickling, like that produced 
 by electricity, I IPtel.; especially in left, on 
 least exertion, ICrotal.; of left, worse by 
 movement, Bapt. ; in left, in irritation of 
 cerebrospinal nerves, I I Paris ; numbness, 
 BColch.; intense pain in right palm, as if pin 
 were thrust through, Anag. ; in palms, like 
 pins and needles, Calad.; as pain in small 
 spot under shoulder goes away, ILach.; sud- 
 den, I IPhyt.; after washing, ^Esc h. 
 gSg^ sticking, stinging. 
 
 Hands, pronation : in spinal disease, lApis. 
 
 Hands, pulling pains : short, Med. 
 
 Hands, purpura: ILach., IPhos. ; as if covered 
 with suggillations, I IRhus. 
 
 Hands, quivering: Lyss.; during headache, 
 IGlon. 
 
 Hands, rawness : of back, upon which child 
 wipes nose, excoriated by copious thick green 
 
 acrid discharge (scrofulous inflammation of 
 eyes), IMerc; in palms, I I Natr. s.; from wrists 
 to ends of fingers, IPetrol. $3^* rhagades. 
 
 Hands, redness: IIAgar., IIApis, Arm, Aurant, 
 I ICinch. bob, Plant.; of backs, lAmyl.; back, 
 dark, burning hot (rheumatism), ILyc; back, 
 with pain extending to elbow (pyaemia), 
 ICrotal.; spots on back, Dros.; bluish red, 
 white spots on pressure disappear slowly and 
 leave no indentation, Apis; like chilblains, 
 I I Agar. ; as if he had been in cold, Cepa; flush- 
 ing, Arum d.; of joints, I I Lac c; left highly 
 reddened, in inflammation of hand, I Anthrac; 
 constant, especially in palms, IFluor. ac; in 
 pneumonia, I ISang.; right, Arum d.; scarlet, 
 Bell.; as if he had scarlet fever, Vespa. 
 
 Hands, restlessness : in hysteria, Tarant.; 
 could not rest, Ferr. iod.; in sleep (inflamma- 
 tion of bowels in dentition), I Acet. ac 
 B@* motion. 
 
 Hands, rhagades (chapped, fissures) :_ liEsc. h., 
 Alum., Amm. c, lAnanth., IIApis, lArn., 
 UCalc, HCalend., Carbol. ac, IIGraph., 
 IIHam., IHep., Hydras., I I Kali c, I IKreo., 
 ILvc, IMagn. c, IMerc, I IPetrol., Puis., 
 I IRhus, USars., Sep., ISil., I ISul.; painful, 
 bleeding, IMerc; from cold, I Kali m., IPetrol., 
 Sub; from slight cold, painful, Zinc; deep, 
 bloody, worse during winter, IPetrol.; deep, 
 like cuts, especially on insides, basis looks 
 raw and bloody, and they are very pain- 
 ful (psoriasis), IMerc.; on dorsa, in eczema, 
 INatr. c; especially between fingers, on finger 
 joints and in palms, IISul.; skin hard, 
 IIGraph.; especially on joints, painfully sore, 
 ISul.; palm of left 'cracked, horny, or oozing, 
 IMerc iod. rub.; about nails, dry, I INatr. m. ; 
 painful, burning, between two fingers of left, 
 Zinc; red, worse in winter and from washing, 
 Alum.; syphilitic, I IMerc; from working in 
 water, Alum., Ant. c, ICalc, Cham., IHep., 
 Merc, IRhus, Sars., ISep., ISul.; thickened 
 places with deep oblique cracks, workmen, 
 ICist. ; even in mild weather, IZinc 
 g^ Chap. 46, Skin, rhagades, soreness, 
 suppuration, ulcers. 
 
 Hands, rheumatism : IClem., Como., I IPhyt., 
 IRhus, Ustil., J IVacc, I I Viol.; alternately in 
 hands and feet, Merc. iod. rub.; impossible to 
 place behind back, IFerr. ; with pains on clos- 
 ing them, Med.; in dorsa, Zing.; cannot lift 
 to head, IFerr.; after heat is relieved, Aur. 
 met.; of joints, of right, Viol.; in joints, with 
 swelling and redness, IPuls.; in left, Bapt.. 
 Erig.; in metacarpal bones, as if in shaft of 
 bone, Ars.i. ; in left metacarpal, terrible, Bapt., 
 Erig. ; affecting right metacarpal, IViol.; in 
 right, at night, in bed, Merc. iod. fiav.; sharp 
 pains across middle knuckles of left, Med.; 
 transient, in right, Eryng. $*&* Chap. 34, 
 Joints rheumatism. 
 
 Hands, roughness: Bar. c, I IHep., 1 1 Kali c, 
 IPetrol., Zinc ; on backs, Med.; on back of 
 right, with intense irritation when rubbed, 
 seems to go through whole body, worse in 
 cold weather and when he takes cold, Zinc. ; 
 dead skin, Mez.; of dorsa, in eczema, INatr. 
 c; with heat, ISabad. 
 
 Hands, rubbing : has to rub, Aurant. 
 
 Hands, screwing: in bones, Bism. 
 
 Hands, sensitive : back of left, painful to press- 
 ure, and when turning head, I Hod. ; back, to 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 touch, Cist.; cannot have touched (during 
 labor), ICinch. gi^ Fingers sensitive. 
 
 Hands, sharp pain : in left, ILac c; in meta- 
 carpal bones, while writing, Ars. i. 
 
 Hands, shocks : nervous, as if caused by small 
 balls coursing along, during prayer and sleep 
 at night, sometimes at other hours, I I Zinc. 
 
 Hands, shooting : I I Apis ; in back, Berb. 
 
 Hands, shrivelled: I IHep.,ILach.;dry,IIPhos., 
 Phos. ac, HVer.; as if mummified, skin hangs 
 in folds, Ars. ; wrinkling of skin, palms (chol- 
 era infantum, cholera Asiatica), llVer. 
 
 Hands, skin: dirty, dry, sticky, I lAnag.; left, 
 like rhinoceros hide, Arn. 
 
 Hands, smarting: Apis, IHep.; in palm of 
 right, Lyss. fi^" burning. 
 
 Hands, soreness : through small bones, I IRuta; 
 of joints, I Arg. met.; with lameness, IMerc. 
 iod. flav.; in left, to thumb, Ars. m.; in palms, 
 I I Natr. s. ; in right, Lyss. 
 
 Hands, spasmodic pain: Aurant. ; in left, as 
 from a bee-sting, 1 1 Crotal. 
 
 Hands, sprained feeling: joints feel wrenched, 
 Bov.; in right, Carbo v. 
 
 Hands, sticking: bruised, on ball of left, pain- 
 ful, above little finger, Zinc. ; violent, as with 
 a dull knife in flesh, in metacarpal bones, 
 between right thumb and index finger, Ver- 
 bas ; in palms, IISul.; tearing, in palm, Ver- 
 bas. fi^" pricking, stinging. 
 
 Hands, stiffness: Arum t., Arund., ICalc, ICar- 
 bo a., Carbol. ac, IColoc, ICup. m., IFerr. , 
 Ham., Lyss., I IPtel., ISticta; with cold arms, 
 A st. r.; in back of hand when playing piano, 
 Zinc; rigidity, with chilliness, I I Kali m.; as 
 if they could not be closed, Ars. m.; less fa- 
 cility in closing, Aur. mur. ; easily become 
 cold as if they would be frozen, Cham.; feel- 
 ing, INux v. ; particularly ringers (arthritic 
 rheumatism), I ISpig.; gouty, in left, Agar.; 
 with headache, Arum m.; hot, as if parched, 
 Lil. tig. ; metacarpal joints immovable, I ISil.; 
 rheumatic, in left, Agar. ; right, painful 
 during night, better after 8 a.m., Lil. tig.; not 
 able to turn on its axis easily and freely (as 
 when dropping from a glass), turns only by 
 jerks, Bell. JS@f° gout, lameness, rheuma- 
 tism. 
 
 Hands, stinging: I ISul.; back of right, Ars. i.; 
 in deep cicatrices, Kali bi.; in eczema, IMerc; 
 fine, I I Led. ; as from insects, Arab.; in meta- 
 carpal bones of left, including thumb, sudden, 
 Pallad.; in palm, Bor.; in palm of right, to 
 finger ends as though she had fallen on it, 
 Lyss. fig^ pricking, sticking. 
 
 Hands, stitches: Cham., IKalm., IRan. b., 
 Spong.; dull, on back, Ang.; to elbow, Ang.; 
 in fingers of left to their extremities, Elat. ; 
 single jerking, now in right then in left, I ICi- 
 na ; in joints, ISep., ISpig.; in joints, on mo- 
 tion, Sars. ; rheumatic, in metacarpal bone of 
 left index, Bapt.; towards metacarpus, Berb.; 
 in right metacarpus, frequently repeated, em- 
 barassing the opening of band and stretching 
 of fingers, Coloc ; in muscles and joints, 
 I I Natr. m. fi@* lancinating. 
 
 Hands, strained feeling : IKalm.; painful, in 
 right, at 10 p.m. , Lyss. 
 
 Hands, stretching : has to, Aurant.; out for 
 relief (heart trouble), I I Spong. 
 
 Hands, suppuration : fi^ abscess. 
 
 Hands, sweat: Ant. t.,7rCain., HCalc, ICaust., 
 
 I IGlon., Hyper., IKali bi., INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, IPetrol., IZinc; walking in open air, Ag- 
 nus ; on back, Lith. ; with chill, Eup. per?.; 
 clammy, Ind., Plant.; clammy, with chill r 
 4 p.m., lasting an hour, followed by heat 
 (tertian ague), IPuls.; clammy, in palms, 
 IPhos.; clammy, in palms, with discharge of 
 much turbid urine, I IPhos.; cold, BAct. rac, 
 Ant. c, ICanth., IHep., Ilpec, IKali bi., 
 ILach., I INitr. ac, Oxal. ac, IRhus, ISep., 
 ITabac, Ver. v.; cold, in angina pectoris,! Act. 
 rac; cold, on backs, Lil. tig.; cold, clammy, 
 I IPsor.; cold, in collapse, Canth.; covered 
 with cold, Thuya ; cold, moist, in dysmenor- 
 rhea, I ITarant. ; covered with cold, in peri- 
 tonitis, lAtrop. s.; icy cold, to extent of sev- 
 eral drops a minute, in July (chronic rheu- 
 matic gout), ILyc; cold, hot on face, with 
 vomiting of blood, IKali bi.; cold, now in one, 
 then in other, Coccul.; cold, in palms (rheu- 
 matism), ICham. ; cold, in prolapsus uteri, 
 BLil. tig.; cold, after stool, ISul. ; cold, viscous, 
 ISpig.; frequently alternating with transient 
 coldness, IPhos.; constant, I ISticta; dripping, 
 ■Ipec ; after fever, ISil.; on inside (left worse), 
 Anac; in megrim, ICalc; with melancholia, 
 IMerc; moist, Amyl., lAnt. t., Ilpec; moist, 
 in displacement of uterus, I ISep.; excessively 
 moist, IFluor. ac; moist palms (measles i, 
 Viol. ; moisture, with heat, INitr. ac; with 
 cold nose, INux v.; sweat, noon till evening, 
 every day, Lact. ac; in ophthalmia, Brom., 
 ICon., Cadm. s., ICalc, ICepa, Con., IDulc, 
 I IFluor. ac,Gymn.,Ind.,IIod., ILed.,Lobel.i., 
 ( IPetrol., I ISul.; on palms,cool, ICham., Rheum ; 
 palms moist, with continuous chill, NiccoL; 
 clammy, especially left palm, Anac; in palms, 
 hot, Camph.; on palms, after fever, Med.; on 
 palms, slightmoisture, All. sat. ; on palms, when 
 moving about, Psor. ; on palms, especially at 
 night, IPsor.; on palms, in phthisis, IKali c; 
 on palms, in pneumonia, I ISul.; on palms, in 
 pregnancy, lAnt. t.; on palms, constant, pro- 
 fuse, 1 1 Psor. ; on palms, in incipient tubercu- 
 losis, I ITuberc; on palms, warm, Agar., Dig., 
 Ilgn.; profuse, 1 1 Amyl., ICalc, I ISep., I ISil.; 
 in rheumatism, I I Syph.; on right, at 9 p.m., 
 dripping, warm, from wrist to nails, Lyss.; 
 cannot tolerate being uncovered, with dry 
 heat of body, IHep.; long lasting, warm, ILed.; 
 warm, on inner surface and fingers, evening, 
 Ilgn. J^P"* 1 Chap. 40, Sweat hands. 
 Hands, swelling : I Agar., J I Apis, Arn., lArs., 
 Ars. in., Arum t., Aurant., Bar. m., Bell., 
 IBry., ICalc, IColch., Cornus, Elaps, I IFerr., 
 Guarsea, ILach., ILyc, INitr. ac, IPhell., 
 Plant., IRhus, Spong., ISticta; in afternoon, 
 INatr. c; with anaemia, IMerc; with arthritic 
 pains in limbs (gout), IColch.; back of left, 
 Amm. m. ; on back and fingers, dark blue, 
 blackish, hard, icy cold,with burning sensation, 
 sensitive to touch in attacks, every day, comes 
 suddenly, disappears slowly, rubbing upward 
 hastens disappearance, after touching ice, 
 ILach.; back of left, feels as if swollen, I Hod.; 
 back, cedematous (albuminuria), ICalca.; could 
 not bend fingers, ISpong.; bloated, blue,Samb.; 
 bloating, in dysentery, IColch.; bloated, in 
 intermittent, ILyc; bloating of left, with 
 trembling, fluttering, jerking through lungs, 
 I ILac c ; dark bluish, of cellular tissue, sensi- 
 tive, impending gangrene, I ILach. ; bones 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 tender (endocarditis), lAur. met.; of bones, 
 (syphilis), I IPhos. ac; with burning (erysipe- 
 las), IBufo.; especially in children, Arund.; 
 in chlorosis, IFerr. ; cannot close them, Ang.; 
 feeling, when closing and stretching, Mang. ; 
 with soapy complexion, after loss of blood, 
 Carbol. ac; in crusta serpiginosa, I I Sul.; drop- 
 sical, I Apis, ICanth., ILyc, IPhos. ; with ecze- 
 matous eruption, after severe exertion, Psor.: 
 elastic, Dig.; with a gangrenous, black and 
 suppurating eruption, Sec; in evening, Stann.; 
 in evenings more painful (nervous debility), 
 ICurar. ; feeling, ICoccul., IDiad.; feeling, 
 every night for several years, IDiad.; with 
 sharp, irritating fever, I I Khus ; hard (rheuma- 
 tism), ILyc. ; puffed and bloated, with dry heat 
 over body (asthma thymicum), ISamb.; hot, 
 I I Cist.; hot, in evening, IRh us ; hot,pale (rheu- 
 matic), IBry.; with hydrothorax, HColch.; 
 of joints, Bry., I I Lac c; joints hot and red, 
 IHep.; of left, Amm. c, Vespa ; of back of left, 
 ICinch.; of left, in chronic carditis, ICact.; of 
 left, with inflammation, lAnthrac; left,.pain- 
 ful, in septicaemia, result of dissecting wound, 
 ILach.; left cedematous and painful (heart dis- 
 ease), ILyc. vir.; livid on back of hand and 
 fingers of right, began with itching and creep- 
 ing, hand becomes blue and mottled, hard, 
 cold, but seems to him burning hot, sensitive 
 to pressure, heat of stove relieves pain but ag- 
 gravates creeping sensation, ILach.; with 
 menses, IGraph.; right metacarpal bones en- 
 larged, llSil.; in metacarpal joints, nodular, 
 Eucal.; left middle finger cannot be bent 
 without pain, cannot touch palm with it, top 
 of this finger painfully sensitive, numb and 
 dead, she cannot grasp anything with it, can 
 hardly touch anything, Med.; during menses, 
 ■ Mere; painful, Vespa; painful, in dissecting 
 wound, ILach.; painful, on motion (rheuma- 
 tism), llSticta; in palm, irregular (rheuma- 
 tism), ILyc; in palms, at night, Ars.; of right 
 palm (whitlow), I iSil.; in phthisis, I I Stann.; 
 flesh puffy (endocarditis), lAur. met.; red on 
 back, not painful, Sul. ac; bluish-red (pana- 
 ritium, chilblains), ILyc; with rheumatism, 
 brought on by hot weather, I Rhus ; of right, 
 Arum d., Hep., I INatr. m.; of right, in post- 
 scarlatinal dropsy, IDig. ; in right, in endo- 
 carditis, TTAur. mur.: of right, with intense 
 heat (rheumatism), Viol.; sensation, with 
 dull pain in heart, Med.; with stinging, 
 IPhos.; with stinging pains (locomotor ataxia), 
 IPhos.; and tension of backs, I I Psor.; in up- 
 per parts, Bry. ; in urticaria, I Cop.; after 
 washing, JEsc. h.; white as putty, I Apis ; 
 white, puffy, paralyzed, lApis. 
 Hands, tearing : I I Agar., Arab., Brom., ICarbo 
 v., HCaust., Colch., Collin., IGraph., IMagn. 
 m., ISul.; in back of left, at times alternates 
 with tearing in right hand, I I Zinc; in back 
 of right, Colch., Zinc ; in ball, Sil.; only while 
 in bed, ILyc; in bones, Bism. ; in carpal 
 bones of right, Bapt.; in ulnar dorsum of right 
 during rest, Arm; in joints, Ant. sul. aur.; in 
 joints of left, IColoc; in joints, worse at night 
 and when lying on left side (rheumatism), 
 IPhos.; in knuckles of middle fingers of right, 
 Lachn. ; in left, Phos. ac; in left, before epi- 
 leptic attacks, Cup. m.; in palm of left, Bapt.; 
 in metacarpal bones, Berb. ; in metacarpal 
 bones, fourth and fifth right, Zinc; in meta- 
 
 carpal joints, Cadm. s.; in right metacarpal, 
 worse by pressure, Chel.; in right metacar- 
 pus, Bapt.; in right metacarpus, sometimes 
 left, at regular intervals, Anag.; towards meta- 
 carpus, Berb.; at night, with cracking in 
 wrists, Selen.; in left palm, Inul.; sticking in 
 palm, in right, near little finger, Zinc; ten- 
 sive, in right palm, Zinc; paralytic, Menyanth,; 
 dull, pressive between thumb and index 
 finger, I I Kali c; in rheumatism, I I Puis.; like 
 rheumatism, I IGraph.; in right, in epilepsy, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Hands, tension : Hyper., Menyanth. ; accom- 
 panying eczema after any severe exertion, 
 Psor.; painful, particularly during flexion of 
 metacarpal joints, Sep.; tearing painful in 
 right, Goss.; spasmodic, of right, IZinc. 
 $^ x ' swelling. 
 
 Hands, thrilling : agreeable, Cann. i. 
 
 Hands, tingling : Arum d., I INatr. s.; causing 
 anxiety (myelitis), IVer.; in delirium tre- 
 mens, I IStram.; dull, as if they had been 
 asleep (anaesthesia of hands), ILyc; after ex- 
 ercise, Ruta ; in left, ILach.; especially left, 
 ICrotal. ; in left, with dull headache, Ailant.; 
 in palm, Cup. ars.; over right, Arum d. 
 fflgg*' formication, numbness. 
 
 Hands, tired feeling: Ars. h., Bov., ISars.; 
 languor, 101. an.; even when doing nothing, 
 and was unable to manage them skilfully 
 (posterior spinal sclerosis), MPicac; cannot 
 raise, after eating, I Bar. c 
 
 Hands, touch: right, on touching objects, it 
 seemed as if they were covered with fine felt, 
 (hysterical paraplegia), llgn. 
 
 Hands, trembling: Absin., I Aeon., Amm. c, 
 lAmyl., Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., Apis, I Ars., Bapt., 
 Calab., Calc p., Camph., Carb. s., Chlorof., 
 MCic, ICinch., ICoccul., ICoff. t., ICrotal., 
 Elaps, IGels., Guarsea, IHyos., Hod., Lil. 
 tig., Magn. s., Mane, Med., IIMerc, Natr. 
 a., I INatr. s., Niccol., INux m., IOp., IPhos., 
 IPhyt., IPlat,, IPlumb., IPsor., Sars., Spong., 
 IStann., ISul., ITabac, Thuya, I ITuberc, 
 IZinc. ; with anxiety, Bov., IPlat. ; on awak- 
 ing, INatr. s. ; picking of bedclothes, etc, 
 Ant. t.; with bellyache, ICalc p.; could not 
 carry a glass of water to mouth without spill- 
 ing it, could take neither food nor drink, but 
 had to be fed like a child, IMerc; with pain 
 in chest, ICalc. p.; in chorea, I Kali br.; chronic, 
 Ant. t.; cold, I ISul.; constant, in typhoid, 
 IZinc; child in convulsions, lAmyl.; convul- 
 sive, during menses, IHyos.; with coryza, 
 
 I I Cepa ; with debility, Tereb.; in delirium 
 tremens, ICoff., I Kali br., I IStram.; in 
 drunkards, ILach., IINux v.; when eating, 
 Strain.; while eating, the more the higher 
 they are raised, I ICoccul.; in encephaloid or 
 encephalitis, ICoccul.; feeling, Cist.; feeling, in 
 morbus Brightii.lLycvir. ; feeling, when writ- 
 ing, ISul.; in puerperal fever, ICoff.; fingers 
 flexed, especially thumbs,asin epilepsy, IMerc. 
 sol. ; when attempting to grasp anything,Cann. 
 s. ; and grasping head (inflammation of brain), 
 
 II Hell.; with headache, ICalc. p.; in affection 
 of heart, ICup. m.; in helminthiasis, ICic; if 
 he tries to hold them still, ICoff.; with hunger, 
 Oleand.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; nervous, 
 in intermittent, ICalc; of left, Lyss. of left, 
 as in paralysis agitans, I I Lac c; of left, when 
 taking hold of anything or pressing with it, 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 Lyss. ; could not lift anything, eat, nor write, 
 ■Mere, v.; when lifting them, IGels.; during 
 menses, IZinc; in morning, Aur. mur., INatr. 
 c. ; in morning, breakfast, ICarbo a.; during 
 voluntary motion, I Kali br. ; when trying to 
 move or lift them (typhoid), IGels.; when 
 moving (shock from injury), ICamph.; in mus- 
 cular parts, Cist.; with heat in palms and cold- 
 ness of back of hands, Coff.; with palpitation, 
 Bov.; with palpitation, when holding some- 
 thing, while sitting, ISil.; paralytic, with 
 every motion, and writing, Ant. c. ; paralytic, 
 when writing, Ant. c; in remittent neuralgia of 
 chest, I ISul.; with difficulty of respiration even 
 on keeping quiet (morbus Brightii), INatr. 
 m. ; cannot retain anything in their grasp, not 
 even long enough to drink water, without 
 spilling it (mental disturbance), I I Staph.; 
 with rheumatoid pains in forearms and 
 wrists, Lye. vir.; in rheumatism and neuralgia, 
 I ICaust.; of right, Anac, IIMez. ; of right, 
 while eating (hysteria), I I Sec. ; of right, long- 
 lasting, Cup. m.; of right, with nervous twitch- 
 ings, Lyss.; of right, can hardly write, ICepa; 
 of right, preventing writing, Colch.; better 
 from rubbing, INatr. m.; shaking, 1 1 Merc; 
 shaking (alcoholism), IMagn. p.; shaking, 
 while sewing, Ferr. iod.; when he seizes any- 
 thing, Strain.; when seizing anything and 
 when moving hands, as of weakness of old 
 age, ILed.;' when sitting or walking, ILed.; 
 in tobacco poisoning, I INux v.; in typhus and 
 .asthma, lArg. nit.; with uneasiness, Magn. c; 
 when he attempted to use them, I I Phos. ; with 
 complaints, particularly uterine, ICalc. p.; fol- 
 lows vertigo, IZinc; with vomiting in morning, 
 ISul.; with great weakness, I IMercviv. ; from 
 •overwork at desk (typhus), 1 1 Agar.; when 
 writing, ICarbol. ac, ICinch., Lyss., INatr.m., 
 I INatr. p., INatr. s., Oleand., Phos. ac, Samb., 
 ISul., IZinc; when writing, better writing fast, 
 I I Ferr.; when writing, in mornings, IKali c; 
 when writing, old people, Sabad.; when writ- 
 ing, worse in any one's presence, or as soon as 
 she fancies any one might notice it, llgn. 
 jgigp cramp, paralysis. 
 
 Hands, twitching : ICoccul., ICoff., ICup. m., 
 IIHyos., Lyss., I INatr. s., IOp., Rheum, 
 IStram. ; rapid, convulsive, GEnan.; in diar- 
 rhoea, ILach.; on ulnar dorsum of right, dur- 
 ing rest, Arn.; as in drunkards, IOp.; in epi- 
 lepsy, IStann.; muscular jactitation, Asaf.; 
 painful, of left, Meph. ; painful, or trembling, 
 Lactu. v.; of right, when coughing, ICina ; 
 during sleep, Jacea ; during sleep, more after 
 midnight, Natr. s.; at commencement of 
 spasms, I ISul.; subsultus tendinum, Iod. 
 jgigr chorea, jerking. 
 
 Hands, ulcers: lAnanth., Caust.; on back, 
 could hardly move, IHydras.; on backs, in 
 secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; deep, on back of 
 right, discharging bloody water, Dros.; in- 
 flamed and painful, from a burn, on back, 
 IHydras.; covered with depressed cicatrices, 
 look as if they had been punched out with a 
 wadding cutter, IKali bi.; solid masses of 
 matter fall on striking arm firmly, leaving 
 ulcers clean, dry cavities, which slowly filled 
 up and healed, Kali bi.; small covering on 
 palm, in rheumatism, ILyc; on palms, ten- 
 dons contracted, ~Caust. 
 
 Hands, veins: numerous moniliform dilata- 
 
 tions on back, chiefly corresponding to the 
 points of union of veins, I I Plumb. ; dilated to 
 double size, lAmyl.; distended, Alum., Bar. 
 c, Castor., ICinch., I ICinch. bol., IFluor. ac, 
 ■Ham., ILaur., ILed., IOp., Polyg., IIPuls., 
 Rheum, Stront.; distended, on dorsum, Cycl.; 
 distended, feet icy cold, IMenyanth.; dis- 
 tended, in intermittent fever,IMerc per.; dis- 
 tended, in heart disease, ILaur.; distended, 
 with heat, IMerc. per.; distended, in tooth- 
 ache, I ICinch.; distended, after washing in 
 cold water, Amm. c; enlarged, ICic; promi- 
 nent, INux v.; purplish (angina pectoris), 
 I Arn.; swollen, Ars. h., Oleand., IRhus ; swol- 
 len, in angina pectoris, lArn.; swollen, with 
 cough, IPhos.; tense, Stront.; marked venos- 
 ity (intermittent, after quinine), I ISul. 
 
 Hands, vibration : Carb. s.; on back, Berb. 
 
 Hands, wandering pain : in right dorsal sur- 
 face, I I Amyl.; flying pain in right, Ars. h.; in 
 metacarpal bones, shift rapidly, Hris. 
 
 Hands, warts: ICalc, ICaust., II Dulc, I IKali 
 m., ILach., I ILyc, INitr. ac, Rhus, ISep., 
 Sul., IThuya ; on backs, IFerr., IIThuya; 
 numerous large, on back, INitr. ac; covered 
 with, Anac; flat, ISep.; flat smooth, on in- 
 side, Ruta ; on fingers, Berb., ICalc, ICaust., 
 IDulc, Lach., INatr. m., INitr. ac, Rhus, Sep., 
 Sul., IThuya ; four horny painful, of three 
 years duration, IIThuya; horny, I Ant. c; 
 itching, ISep.; in onanists, Nitr. ac, ISep., 
 Sul., IThuya ; small, inotorrhoea, ICalc; pain- 
 ful to touch , on backs, I I Natr. c ; on palms, 
 Anac, INatr. m.; size of poppyseed, Thuya ; 
 small, ISep.; small, on balls, Berb.; small, 
 during confinement, ICalc; small, sizeofpin's 
 head, on left, Psor.; on thumb, Lach.; twenty 
 to thirty, oh right, hard horny, with rough 
 surfaces, I IThuya; thirty to forty, especially 
 on dorsa, surface of smaller ones smooth, al- 
 most transparent, larger ones rough like cauli- 
 flower, 1 1 Thuya. J8@T Chap. 46, Skin warts. 
 
 Hands, washing : frequent, hot, dry, IPhos.; 
 always washing her hands,* ISyph. 
 
 Hands, weakness: ICham., Chen, v., Cinch, 
 bol., ICurar., IKali bi., INatr. s., Nux m., 
 IStann.; drops things, Sep.; drops things, 
 during menses, 1 1 Alum.; nervous, drops things, 
 I Apis, INatr. m.; as if she must let fall what is 
 in hands, I Cycl.; everything falls, during bust- 
 ling, I IMosch.; cannot hold anything, ICina, 
 Hippom.; can hold nothing, objects fall to 
 ground, ICup. m.; could hold nothing in left 
 (chorea), ILach.; could not hold a vessel of 
 fluid, nor carry it to mouth, Atrop. s.; could 
 not hold a pen, Bism.; cannot hold anything, 
 in rheumatism, IColch.; no power to hold 
 things, in disease of cervical vertebrae, I ISil.; 
 joints feel disabled, Bov.; left, powerless, 
 I IBapt. ; in left, in nervous affection, IMagn. 
 c; during menses, Alum.; in amenorrhcea, 
 IZinc. ; cannot control muscles when writing, 
 JEsc. h.; paralytic, painful, I Act. sp.; power- 
 less, IFluor. ac, Hell., I I Sec; powerless, espe- 
 cially right, allows light objects to fall, 
 IBov.; in right, could not lift things (rheu- 
 matism), IFerr. ph.; in right, can scarcely 
 hold a pencil,Bapt. ; right unsteady while writ- 
 ing, Agar.; unsteady, making writing difficult, 
 
 * Wilder, Horn. Pays., 1891, p. 362, omitted in Guiding 
 Symptoms. 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 Lye. vir.; refused to write, Caps.; weak, in 
 writing, Brach., IZinc. f^g* paralyzed feel- 
 ing, trembling. 
 
 Hands, weariness : JS^gr tired feeling. 
 
 Hands, wens: Plumb.; between metacarpal 
 bones, Phos. ac. 
 
 Hands, white : j^* pale. 
 
 Hands, yellow : IChel.; with colic, ISil.; gray- 
 ish palm (rheumatism), ILyc; in enlargement 
 of liver, jaundice, IChel.; palms, IChel. 
 
 SHOULDERS, abscess: small, painful, on 
 middle of right deltoid, Agar. 
 
 Shoulders, aching : Calc. p., Lyss., IVer. v.; in 
 left acromion process, shooting down arm, 
 iEsc. h.; with general muscular atrophy, 
 ICalc; caused by reading, in deltoids, I I Stann.; 
 dull, in joints, Us-til.; dull, over top of left, as 
 from fatigue, for two hours, Chrom. ac; dull, 
 tired (nervous debility), ICurar. ; in joints, 
 Crot. t.; from joints to elbow, Abrot. ; in left 
 joint, MPtel. ; worse in left, IHydras.; in 
 left, like toothache, when lying on right side, 
 ICarbol. ac. ; in parenchymatous metritis, 
 1 1 Lac c; in right, Dolich., Jugl., INitr. ac; in 
 right, in functional derangement of liver, 
 I I Sep.; on top of right, Ipom.; sore, Calc. p.; 
 sore spot over right acromion, Ars. h.; in 
 syphilitic neuralgia, 1 1 Sy ph. jg^° bruised 
 feeling, pain, rheumatism, soreness. 
 
 Shoulders, alive: sensation of something in 
 joint, especially about midnight, Berb. 
 
 Shoulders, boils: Phos. ac; bloodboils, ICalc; 
 two or three inches apart, some papular, with 
 inflamed area, others pustular, Hydras. 
 
 Shoulders, boring : with prickling in fingers 
 (chronic rheumatism), I IRhod.; in left, I I Aur. 
 met.; in left joint, IRhod. ; in right and from 
 biceps to elbows, worse from motion, better 
 by heat, worse from weight of bedclothes, 
 IFerr. 
 
 Shoulders, as if breaking off : on attempting to 
 move arm (prosopalgia), IChel. 
 
 Shoulders, bruised feeling : Amm. c, lArn., 
 Calc. p., Camph.,ICon., Lyss., IINux v.,Ruta; 
 as if beaten, on motion, Stram.; as from blows 
 under right, when moving and touching it, 
 IKali c; in bones, in paroxysms, Crotal. ; con- 
 stant, Ind.; to hands, Sarrac ; in joint, on 
 touching, Coccul.; in right joint, brought on 
 by vexation, I IColoc; in left, IKali iod.,ISul.; 
 left feels, as after taking violent exercise, 
 iEsc h.; worse from motion, I Ham.; worse 
 when at rest, I ILyc. ; to wrist, Brach. 
 g|g^ aching, soreness. 
 
 Shoulders, burning: as from a red-hot coal, 
 Phos. ac; constant, in right joint, Stront.; on 
 left, Spong.; under left, IIAilant.; in right, 
 ■Iris ; on right, ICarbo v.; worse in cold wet 
 weather, in bed, and at rest, I Rhus. 
 g^ 3 * heat. 
 
 Shoulders, chilliness : Lept. 
 
 Shoulders, chorea : shrugging, returning every 
 day, IMygale. 
 
 Shoulders, coldness : Arund.; in epilepsy, 
 ICaust. 
 
 Shoulders, concussion : sudd,en, Alum. 
 
 Shoulders, constriction : cannot move, Cact. 
 
 Shoulders, contractive pain : in deltoid, when 
 laying hand on table, and while it lies there, 
 Asar.; dull, in right, into arm, walking in 
 open air, Brom.; in joint, Ang. 
 
 Shoulders, cracking: ICalc, I IFerr.; in left, 
 
 Brach.; in right, from every motion, Carb. s.; 
 when moving or raising arm, IKali c 
 
 Shoulders, cramplike pain : close, as if every- 
 thing in chest were tightly constricted, I Plat.; 
 in left, ILil. tig.; in top of left, Inul. 
 
 Shoulders, crawling: Ars. h.; as of insect, 
 Arund., Lac c; as if something were running 
 in right, during urination, IHep. 
 
 Shoulders, cutting : in joint, on bending arm 
 forward, llgn.; in left, Brach. 
 
 Shoulders, darting: Stilling.; pain in deltoid, 
 particularly at insertion of biceps, extending 
 to elbow, IFerr.; in hysterical neuralgia, Val.; 
 suddenly along arm, worse at night, Bell.; 
 occasional little darts of pain if kept still, 
 IMed. %@T lancinating, shooting. 
 
 Shoulders, desquamation : IFerr. 
 
 Shoulders, disagreeable sensation : Aur. mur. 
 
 Shoulders, discomfort : in right, Amyl. 
 
 Shoulders, feel as if dislocated : I I Agar. ; pain- 
 ful, after exertion, ISep., painful, in left,, 
 ISul.; painful, on moving arm, llgn., IMagn. 
 c; painful, in right, lAnt.t. 
 
 Shoulders, distress : in right (functional de- 
 rangement of liver), I ISep. 
 
 Shoulders, dragging pain : dull, Eryng. 
 
 Shoulders, drawing: Berb.; worse in bed, Aur. 
 mur. ; on lifting arm, bone-pain in shoulder- 
 joint after eating, Coccul.; in left deltoid, 
 morning, Natr. p.; to fingers, INux v.; in 
 joints, I IPtel., IPuls., Sul.; down left arm,. 
 Pallad.; with melancholia, lArg. nit.; from 
 left to neck, lifting or stretching arm, Anag. ; 
 pain, Pallad.; painful, in joint, Canth.; painful 
 in joint, after eating, on lifting arm, Coccul.;. 
 painful, then tearing, stitching to elbow, 
 IFerr. mur.; painful in left, Camph., Lil. tig., 
 Zing.; painful in right, Pallad.; painful, from 
 right along neck, as from a tense tendon, 
 worse from pressure and moving arm, Crotal.; 
 paralytic, I Phos.; in right, Coccus ; from right 
 to wrist, with coldness and stiffness of arms, 
 I IChel.; during sleep, followed by lameness 
 and weariness of affected muscles (neurosis 
 of stomach), I I Sang. ; as if sprained or lame, 
 Amb.; cannot stoop, Bor. ; into thighs, I I Nux v. 
 fg^- rheumatism. 
 
 Shoulders, dull pain: to fingers, ICalc. p.; oc- 
 casional, in left joint, Sinap.; in left, I Crotal., 
 Lil. tig.; in right, to fingers, Elat. 
 
 Shoulders, eruption: acne, centre depressed, 
 leaves scars, IKali br.; brown, itching, on left, 
 Med.; colorless, smarting, Ars.; papulated ec- 
 zema, presenting an enormous ulcerated sur- 
 face, papulated and quite superficial, severe 
 itching, exudation of serous fluid on scratch- 
 ing, I I Petrol.; nodules on deltoid at point of 
 insertion, Hippoz. ; itching nodules, Cupr. s.; 
 patches, Berb. ; pimples bleed easily and heal 
 slowly, ICist.; pimples bleed easily when 
 scratched, Kob., Mosch.; black pores, IDros. ; 
 pustular, ICalc; irritation, with rash, ICalc; 
 red spots, with itching, Tabac ; red spots on 
 right, burning when touched, Tabac;_ specks,, 
 resembling nettlerash, Berb.; syphilitic bullae 
 on back of (infantile syphilis), I ISyph.; vesi- 
 cles as large as peas, IMerc 
 
 Shoulders, erysipelas : skin dark red or thick- 
 ened, ninth day after vaccination, ICrotal. 
 
 Shoulders, formication : Qrt. ur. 
 
 Shoulders, giddy sensation : in right, Ars. h. 
 
 Shoulders, gout : arthritic pain in right (rheu- 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 matism), ICalc. ; joints filled with solid exu- 
 date (gout), II Kali iod. 
 
 Shoulders, grasping pain : Cochl. 
 
 Shoulders, gurgling sensation : Berb. 
 
 Shoulders, heat: iEsc h., I ISpong.; distressing 
 burning, in skin, Urt. ur.; flashes, I I^Esc. h. 
 
 Shoulders, heaviness : on awaking, Zinc. ; op- 
 pression at night (haemoptysis, laryngitis, 
 chronic bronchitis), Tabac; painful, Chrom. 
 ac; painful, in left, as if it contained lead, 
 INux m.; paralytic, in joint, IFerr.; feeling of 
 weight, all day, Lyss. ; weight, with dyspnoea, 
 INatr. m.; as of a great weight, in irritation 
 of cerebrospinal nerves, 1 1 Paris ; pain, as if a 
 weight were resting on it, 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Shoulders, injuries: strained left by a fall, 
 Zing.; with rheumatic lameness, IFerr. mur.; 
 after straining, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Shoulders, itching: Alum., MCycl., I I Gels., 
 Niccol., Urt. ur.; at edge, Therid.; as from 
 crawling insects, worse evening on going to 
 bed, Osm.; pricking, with feeling of warmth, 
 begins in another place on scratching, Sars.; 
 sleepless, IGels.. 
 
 Shoulders, jerking : IPuls.; in deltoid, quiver- 
 ing,IIgn.; in joints, Carb.s.; stitchlike, electric 
 sparks in left, into cervical muscles, Cham.; 
 painful, Diosc; painful, from right towards 
 head, with thirst and debility, ICham.; in 
 right, to arm, elbow joint, and forearm (rheu- 
 matism), lArs.; sudden, Alum, g^" chorea, 
 twitching. 
 
 Shoulders, lacerating pain : in joints, espe- 
 cially at night, ISul.; in joints, especially at 
 night, and when moving parts, I Merc; worse 
 at night, Bell. 
 
 Shoulders, lameness: sensation, in deltoid, 
 worse on motion, Zing.; in joint, INatr. m.; 
 in left, iEsc. h.; in left, worse on using arm, 
 ILach.;of left, at night, when lying on left 
 side, Merc. iod. flav.; on first moving, better 
 during exercise, IRhus; painful, I Fluor, ac; 
 painful, in left, morning in bed, better lying 
 on it, Calc a.; painful, during motion, I I Kali 
 iod.; painful, also stitches in right, I ILaur.; 
 in right, Bism., Merc iod. flav. ; in right, to 
 hand, Psor. J8@" paralyzed feeling, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Shoulders, lancinating: in joints, Ammoniac; 
 in joint, on bending arm forward, llgn. 
 fi@H darting, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Shoulders, lightninglike pain : in right, Daph. 
 
 Shoulders, muscles: feel relaxed, I IMerccor.; 
 of left, feel soft and flabby, Ind. 
 
 Shoulders, necrosis: of acromio-clavicular artic- 
 ulation, with anchylosis of left joint, I ISil. 
 
 Shoulders, neuralgia: in joint, IStaph.; in left, 
 then right, then vice versa, I I Lac c; in right, 
 Pallad.; of right, passing to left, Eup. pur.; 
 in right, when raising arm, or turning it 
 towards chest,IIgn. JS^r* rheumatism, sharp 
 pain, tearing. 
 
 Shoulders, numbness : Urt. ur. ; to tips of fin- 
 gers, lOxal. ac; of left, Merc. iod. flav.,Xan.; 
 in anterior right, as if in bone, Filix. 
 
 Shoulders, pain (undefined) : Absin., Anag., 
 Ars. m., Calc p., ICact., Cist., I I Graph., I Hy- 
 dras., IKalm., I I Psor., ISang., Stram.; across, 
 must stoop, Cann. i.; in joint, violent on 
 awaking, lying on side, lArn.; in rheum- 
 atic catarrh, I ICinnam.; with oppression of 
 chest, Cimex ; during cough, IPuls., I IXan. ; 
 
 deep seated, with distress in left, better stand- 
 ing and walking, Chrom. ac. ; deep seated, in 
 right, lEup. perf.; in deltoids, tearing, drawing 
 laming, worse in bed, must get up and slowly 
 move about, worse if too lightly covered, IFerr.; 
 in left deltoid, intense, Brach.; in Spring, in 
 both deltoids, in Fall a recurrence in left, 
 IFerr.; in right deltoid, worse lifting, not felt 
 when swinging arms to and fro, worse night on 
 turning in bed, wakes him, I I Sang. ; in deltoid, 
 on motion, Codein.; in deltoid, severe, worse 
 from motion, vexation and before a thunder- 
 storm, I IRhod.; in deltoid, worse at night, 
 causing continued motion, ICaust. ; in deltoid, 
 when raising arm, IBar. c; in right deltoid, 
 continuous, Urt.ur.; in right deltoid, at inser- 
 tion, ICed.; in right deltoid, place size of palm 
 of hand, sore to touch, Lobel. i.; in either side, 
 IFerr.; down to elbow, arms feel strained, 
 IRumex; with fever, Calc; before or after 
 intermittent fever, Gels. ; to ends of fingers, 
 and shooting back to elbow, Elat.; after ach- 
 ing in forehead, IKalm.; in front of right, 
 Cist.; on top, with hepatic disorder, ICrotal.; 
 in hepatitis, I Merc ; violent, flies to head, pre- 
 vents raising arms to head, particularly right, 
 I ISul.; with headache, ICalad. ; intermitting, 
 in left, Ind.; in joint, ICalc, Colch., Lyss., 
 IPuls.; in joints, with difficulty of moving head 
 and tongue, 1 1 Colch. ; in joint, on raising right 
 arm, Card. m. ; with lameness of right arm, 
 IMagn. c; in left, ICund., 1 1 Diosc, Ind., 
 Ipom., Jugl., Natr. p.; in left, in angina pec- 
 toris, IDig. ; in left, down arm, Bapt. ; in left, 
 runs down arm, so severe as to disable, Ind.; 
 in left, down arm and side (hysteria), I I Sep. ; 
 in left, with want of power, Chel.; in left, 
 he thought neck and shoulder would break, 
 Thlaspi ; in left, between clavicle and scapula 
 internally, Cinnab.; terrific, in left, when 
 coughing, as if shoulder would fly to pieces, 
 better by pressure, better by swinging arm 
 back and forth fast, during convalescence from 
 pneumonia, 1 1 Rhus; in left, into deltoid, 
 IChel.; in left, with dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; in 
 left, feels as if eructation would relieve, ICist.; 
 from left, along arm and towards heart, ICalc; 
 in left joint, Coff. t.; in left joint, as if beaten 
 and paralyzed, Lyss.; in left,in morning, Bar. c; 
 in left, worse 4 a.m., I IRhus ; in left, on mo- 
 tion (cardiac pain), Ascl. t. ; in left, better by 
 motion, Alum.; in muscles of left, I IRhus; 
 in left, involving pectoral muscles, Asim.; in 
 left, to occiput, Eup. pur.; in left, soon extend- 
 ing over whole side and rendering arm power- 
 less (affection of cerebrospinal nerves), 1 1 Paris; 
 in left, come and go quickly, Eup. perf.; in 
 left joint, worse during rest and when think- 
 ing of it, causes sickening feeling at stomach, 
 Bapt.; straight through, from left to right, 
 IMed.;in left, across to right, could scarcely 
 move arm (pharyngitis), 1 1 Lace; in left, with 
 sciatica, IFerr.; severe, at top of left, Rhus ; 
 when lying on right side, IFerr.; elderly 
 lady, had not menstruated for two years, pain 
 better when menses appeared, ILobel. i.; on 
 motion, Codein.; in joint, on motion, Caust.; 
 on motion or pressure, scrofulous patient (lux- 
 atio spontanea), I IColoc; during motion or 
 rest, Asar. ; when moving right arm, after 
 dancing and cooling draughts, from right side, 
 I Kali m.; on moving, arm with soreness in 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 side, Lact. ac; during night, 1 1 Gels.; at night, 
 with haemoptysis, laryngitis, or chronic bron- 
 chitis, Tabac. ; at night, better from warm 
 wrappings, Sil.; constant, to occiput and arms, 
 worse from motion and in damp weather 
 (myalgia), I IVer.; paroxysms, in right joint, 
 Sarrac ; in right, Apis, Ast. r.,IIChel.,IChen.a., 
 I I Lac c, IMagn. c, Nitr. sp. d., Pallad., Xan.; 
 in right, without suffering from moving arm, 
 ■Carbol. ac; in right, to chest, with sensation 
 as if a tape prevented circulation of blood, 
 Sabad.; in right clavicular junction, Gamb.; 
 in right, to elbow, constant, preventing sleep, 
 causes fainting, I IPhos. ; below right, in front, 
 Astac; in right, as though he had carried 
 something heavy, Castor.; in right, with hemi- 
 plegia, lElaps ; in right, with hepatic affec- 
 tions, ILept; under right, when inhaling, 
 Alum.; in right joint, IFluor ac, IMez. ; in 
 right joint to fingers, as if air were pressing 
 down, I I Fluor, ac; in right joint, with head- 
 ache, I ILach.; in right joint, at 1 p.m., Lyss.; 
 in front of upper part of right, then left, 
 Badiag.; in right, as though it came from left, 
 straight through, I I Med.; in right, with liver 
 tender and sore (acute congestion of liver), 
 INux v.; back of right, mornings, Ars. m.; 
 in right, through arm to nails, ICimex ; in 
 right, with frequent nausea, and obstinate 
 •chronic constipation, IMerc cor.; in right, 
 worse night, on turning in bed, I I Sang.; in 
 region of right, ILyc ; in right joint, whence 
 they have extended from scapula, IChel.; on 
 top of right, Dolich., Lyss., ISang.; under 
 right, Cepa; in spinal irritation, IHep.; in a 
 small spot under, pricking and burning in 
 hand as it slowly goes away, ILach.; in region 
 of wasp sting, Vespa ; with sinking feeling in 
 stomach, Bapt.; on swallowing food, IRhus ; 
 on tip, I lAspar.; in tip, towards point of elbow, 
 Ars. h.; in top, ICrotal.; in top of right, and 
 soon after in back, first to fourth dorsal ver- 
 tebrae (gastralgia biliosa), ILobel. i.; as if 
 uncovered all night, IIKreo.; under, in in- 
 digestion, I I Puis, gigr aching, neuralgia,, 
 rheumatism. 
 
 Shoulders, paralysis: of deltoid, ICaust.; of 
 right deltoid, no pain (after apoplexy), ICu- 
 rar.; in right, Ars. s. r. 
 
 Shoulders, paralytic pain: in left, IChel.; in 
 left, at night, Stront.; in right, Berb.; in 
 right, upon which he rests, extends to below 
 elbow, and goes off by turning to other side, 
 Rhod. 
 
 Shoulders, paralyzed feeling: in left, Rhus ; 
 sudden stroke, as if right had been paralyzed 
 by lightning, extended through arm to 'tips 
 of thumb, index finger, middle finger, after 
 anxiety (hysterical paraplegia), llgn. 
 jpg^ lameness. 
 
 Shoulders, parasites : numerous pediculi cor- 
 poris cling to a girl of sallow complexion but 
 cleanly appearance, I IPsor. 
 
 Shoulders, piercing : in joints (rheumatic at- 
 tacks), IBry. 
 
 Shoulders, pinching : in right deltoid, IFerr. 
 
 Shoulders, pressing feeling: Aurant., Bor., 
 Card, m., I ICaust., Lyss., Nux m.; in acro- 
 mion, dull intermittent, as of a heavy load, 
 Anac ; in deltoid, Astac. ; at insertion of right 
 deltoid, Hyper.; jerking, in deltoid, Sul.; in 
 joints, Nitr. sp. d.; in right joint, IILaur. ; 
 
 sensation as if some one were pressing on 
 left, by clavicle, Rhus ; top of left, Bell. ; to 
 neck, during menses, Berb.; painful, INatr. c; 
 painful, with oppression and shortness of 
 breath (rheumatism), ILyc; violent, painful, 
 inward, returns every winter, lArg. met.; 
 painful in left joint, violent, Staph. ; painful 
 in left, or both, worse from motion, I Led.; 
 painful in right joint, during rest and motion, 
 Case; painful on top, rather than tearing, 
 disappearing on motion, Verbas. ; painful on 
 top of right, worse from touch, Bry.; in right, 
 Arum t. , Bism., I ILaur. ; on right, to deltoid 
 muscle, preventing raising arm, Prun.; in right, 
 when at rest, Bry. ; on top of right, when walk- 
 ing after having been seated, with stitches, 
 with pressure in right side of abdomen, in 
 region of last true ribs, arresting respiration, 
 IRan. b.; in right, as if by a weight, Amm. 
 br.; tensive, during cough, Dig.; on top, par- 
 ticularly right, Camph.; like a heavy weight, 
 Rhus ; like a weight, when walking in open 
 air, Sul. 
 
 Shoulders, pricking : in upper part, Ang. 
 $^* sticking, stinging. 
 
 Shoulders, quivering : of deltoid, Asaf.; in joint, 
 Asaf.; convulsive shaking of left, after dinner, 
 Agar.; trembling of muscles of left, followed 
 by soreness, iEsc h.; in right, when at rest, 
 IIDros.; in upper part, Ang. g^ jerking, 
 twitching. 
 
 Shoulders, raised: with difficult breathing, 
 Ant. c, I lEup. perf. 
 
 Shoulders, redness: of right, I I Lac c 
 
 Shoulders, rhagades : fissures causing great 
 pain and bleeding, I I Petrol. 
 
 Shoulders, rheumatism: Aph.ch., ICact.,Cain., 
 ICaust., IChim. umb., IColch., IFerr. iod., 
 I IFerr. mur., IFerr. ph., Grat.,Magn. c,Magn. 
 m., IMerc, Nitr.ac, INux m. , I 1 01. jec.JRhod., 
 ISang.; acute, from right to hip, Rheum; 
 bruised, paralyzed feeling, Ferr. iod.; or burn- 
 ing, especially in left, I Graph. ; during cli- 
 macteric period, I IXJstil., confined to shoulder, 
 shoulder-cap and cervical region, I ISang.; in 
 deltoid, Aur. met., Calc, Caulo., IFerr., 
 Lac c, Phyt., 1 1 Viol.; in left deltoid, 
 INux m.; in deltoid, constrictive, Strain.; del- 
 toid, tender to pressure, sensitive by use, 
 I ISang.; in deltoids, worse raising arm, Zinc; 
 at insertion of deltoid, Phyt.; at insertion of 
 deltoid, worse raising arm laterally, ISyph.; 
 in right deltoid, I I Card, m., I I Sal. ac; in right 
 deltoid, worse moving joint backward, I Agar.; 
 in right deltoid, commencing at night, I I Sticta; 
 in deltoid, especially right, IKalm. ; in right 
 deltoid, unable to work, even to wear hiscloak, 
 IFerr. ph.; whendressing inmorning, prevents 
 motion, ICaust.; up neck to mastoid and ears, 
 Lact.ac; sharp pains, after exposure to draught 
 of cold air while in a sweat, I I Sars. ; to fingers, 
 Mang.; pains fly from one part to another 
 like an electric shock, worse at night, I Phyt.; 
 gnawing at night, worse in damp, windy weath- 
 er, I Kali c; drawing across to head, worse 
 riding, turning in bed, flexure on rotation 
 of head, morning and evening, Ind.; acute, 
 inflammatory of right joint, IFerr. mur.; 
 in joint, I IMerc. iod. rub.; in joint, to 
 hands, worse from motion, IMagn. m.; 
 violent pains in joints, on motion, IKalm.; 
 in right joint, commencing at night, 1 1 Sticta ; 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 particularly in joints, Stront.; in joint, 
 Stront.; in joints, worse raising arm laterally, 
 ISyph.; in joints, first right, then left, Amin. 
 m.; in right joint, goes to left upper arm and 
 around elbow joint, Lobel. i.; in left, Cinch, 
 bol., Erig., I I Merc, cor., INux m., I IPhyt.; 
 in left, in region of deltoid, Rhus ; in left, 
 afterwards in right, Ascl. t.; transient, in left, 
 Eryng.; worse in left, I Led.; notably in left, 
 Med., IISul.; better lying perfectly still, 
 I I Sang. ; radiating from neck, Card, m.; worse 
 at night, IKali bi.; in one or the other, 1 1 Lac 
 c; pain, in paroxysms, commencing in right, 
 extending down right side of trunk and hip, 
 shoots across to left hip and down leg, worse 
 on motion (rheumatism), ILyc; in right, 
 Berb., Carbo v., ICarbol. ac, Chin, s., Chrom. 
 ac, IColoc, Ferr., IHydras., Iber., IIMed., 
 Nux m., Phyt., I Sang., I I Viol.; in right, as if 
 in bone down arm, Ars. s. r.; in right, to arm, 
 walking in open air, Brom.; frightful pain in 
 right after being chilled" while overheated, 
 pains leave shoulder and go to knee, then to 
 joint, again several joints affected at a time, 
 IKali s. ; in right, drawing, tearing, worse from 
 violent motion of arm, better by gentle mo- 
 tion, IFerr. ph.; in right, in evening, Pallad.; 
 sudden, violent, in right, after exposure to 
 draught in evening, unable to raise arm, as if 
 dislocated (acute rheumatism), ILac c; in 
 right joint, Bapt.; in right, later in left,Amm. 
 m., I Apis, Lac c, Lyss. ; in right, worse on 
 motion, especially raising arm, llris ; in right, 
 feels nervous, Natr. p.; in right, worse at night 
 on turning in bed, USang.; severe, in muscles 
 of right, all night, Ustil. ; in right, paralytic, 
 I IPhos.; in right, to pectoral muscles, produc- 
 ing inability to draw a deep inspiration, 
 IJugl.; acute rheumatism of right joint, red, 
 swollen, sensitive to touch, IFerr. ph.; deep 
 in socket, preventing motion, I IFerr. mur.; 
 stitches, drawing, after getting wet whilst 
 warm, IDulc; especially in syphilitic subjects, 
 worse at night and in damp weather, IPhyt., 
 tearing, throbbing to fingers, worse when arm 
 is left hanging, worse warmth of bed at night, 
 and when placing arm over head, better mo- 
 tion, in cold air, and during sweat, 1 1 Thuya ; 
 tightness in joints, IBry.; at night, with ting- 
 ling, to fingers, pain prevents least movement, 
 IMagn. c; rheumatic, on tips, IBry.; in top of 
 left, worse from motion, Med. ; with weakness 
 of arms, INatr. c. gi|P aching, drawing, 
 lameness, neuralgia, pain, stiffness, tear- 
 ing. 
 
 Shoulders, sensitive : clothes lie like a weight, 
 I Con.; left, to pressure, pains extend to mam- 
 ma, ILach.; in right joint, to pressure, Pallad.; 
 pain to touch, Aspar.; sore to touch, feels 
 bruised, worse in motion, better by heat, 
 IFerr.; left, to touch, in tumor in left mamma, 
 ILach.; to touch, in abscess, after vaccination, 
 I Apis. 
 
 Shoulders, sharp pain : momentary, in right 
 joint, Sil.; in left, in heart trouble, IDig.; in 
 left, in pericarditis, IColch.; in intercostal 
 neuralgia, II Ran. b.; through right to scapula, 
 Corao.; in right, obliging him to cease writ- 
 ing, Merc. iod. flav.; shooting through, ILith. 
 jg@~ neuralgia. 
 
 Shoulders, shocks: painful, in laryngo-trache- 
 itis, I I Puis. 
 
 Shoulders, shooting : downward, worse than; 
 upward, IFerr.; in joints, Tromb.; in joint, 
 along arm, Calc. p.; inward, in left, Rhus ; on 
 top of left, Bell. ; under left, ICalc; in right, 
 llris ; in right, in morning, Tromb.; in right, 
 9 a.m., Ascl. t.; in right joint, with stiffness 
 and inability to raise arm, after dislocation, 
 
 I IPhyt. f$gJT darting, lancinating. 
 Shoulders, soreness: Bapt., Brach.; in joint, 
 
 INux v.; in left, down arm, Ind.; of left, at 
 night, when lying on left side, Merc. iod. flav.; 
 of muscles, with stiffness of nape of neck, 
 IPod.; in right, lAmyl. ; attacks in right, to* 
 hand, Psor. ; of right, worse lying on it (hepa- 
 titis), ILach. Jg^" aching, bruised feeling. 
 
 Shoulders, feeling as if sprained : Berb., Ruta; 
 or broken, in nervous debility, ICurar. ; in 
 deltoid, as if thousands of splinters were in it, 
 on lifting arm, 5 p.m., Agar.; in joints, llgn., 
 Mang., INatr. m.; in joint, worse on raising 
 arm, Alum.; in left, ISul. ; in left, or fractured, 
 with cold feeling in upper arm, ICheL; in left 
 joint, on moving it, worse by. lifting whole 
 arm and on twisting it, Vespa ; or dislocated, 
 in left, worse from violent motion, Niccol.; at 
 night, towards 3 a.m., after being chilled from 
 a sea bath, I I Rhus ; in right joint, Sabina ; in 
 anterior portion of right, felt when stretching 
 arm, moving small objects, Pallad.; in right, 
 on motion, Staph.; with stiffness, as from a 
 sprain, IIRhus. fi^ dislocated feeling. 
 
 Shoulders, sticking : Thuya ; with chill, 
 
 I I Hell.; in right deltoid, radiates to scapula 
 and elbow joint by lifting and motion (chronic 
 rheumatism), I Apis; in joints, Crot. t.; dull, 
 in joint, worse from touch and motion , Staph . ; 
 in left, IGraph.; when lifting arms, ILed. 
 fl®* pricking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Shoulders, stiffness : Bapt., IHam., Ilnd., 
 I IKali bi., ILyc; across, Lact. ac; anchylosis, 
 I Cup. m.; anchylosis of left, with necrosis of 
 acromio-clavicular articulation, 1 1 Sil.; of left 
 (chronic otitis media), INatr. c; on first mov- 
 ing, better during exercise, IRhus ; rheumatic, 
 
 • Como., IFluor. ac, ILyc; rheumatic, of left,, 
 after riding in open car, Guaiac; rheumatic, 
 in syphilis, I I Petrol.; rheumatic, in secondary 
 syphilis, IPetrol.; in right, Merc. iod. flav.; in 
 rheumatism, IColoc. J$ir lameness, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Shoulders, stinging: Berb.; seems to be seated 
 in bloodvessels, Nux m.; in right joint, can- 
 not turn head, I lAng.; pulsating dull, inside 
 of right joint, Osm. ggg~ pricking, stinging. 
 
 Shoulders, stitches: IBry., ICarbo v., ICinch., 
 IClem.; after catarrh (pneumonia), I I Puis.; 
 into chest, ICamph.; into chest, on motion, 
 Sul.; fine, crawling, inside of right deltoid,. 
 Lobel. i.; in deltoid, confined to a small space,, 
 pains most right side, worse by motion (an- 
 gina pectoris), I lOxal. ac; to elbow with 
 change of weather, Carb. s.; during inspira- 
 tion, Berb.; in joints, Jacea, Nitr. sp. d.; in 
 joints, on lifting arms, Sul. ac ; in left, ICalc,. 
 Iodof.; below left, Berb.; on top of left, Bell.;, 
 on lifting arm, so violent that patient must 
 desist, dares not move the fingers even, most 
 in left, ICic; while lying, better moving 
 about, Rhus; in peritonitis, ILyc; severe 
 when raising arm, ILed.; during rest, ICoc- 
 cul.; in rheumatism, I IPuls.; in right, Brom., 
 Colch., Inul.; in right, towards back, scrofu- 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 929 
 
 lous patient (luxatio spontania), I IColoc; on 
 top, at every inspiration, Hyper.; in right 
 joint, Carb. s.; near right, ICamph.; a few, 
 quick as lightning, in right, making him cry 
 out, Pallad. ; through right, in disease of liver, 
 with hydrothorax, I Kali c; on top of right, 
 I IGamb., IGuaiac. ; on top of right, when 
 walking after having been seated, with stitches 
 and pressure in right side of abdomen, in 
 region of last true ribs, arresting respiration, 
 IRan. b.; to wrist, especially worse after mid- 
 night during damp cold weather, ICarb. s. 
 g^* darting, lancinating, sticking. 
 
 Shoulders, stooping: ISul.; projecting, in 
 phthisis, I IPsor. 
 
 Shoulders, stretching : Berb. 
 
 Shoulders, sweat : after coitus, Agar. 
 
 Shoulders, swelling : in abscess after vaccina- 
 tion, I Apis; with shooting tearing in left 
 arm, from shoulder to elbow and back of 
 hand, worse at night, preventing sleep (bra- 
 chial neuralgia), ICrot. t.; of joints, IFerr. 
 ph.; in right, I I Lac c; rheumatic, of right, 
 IColoc. ; rheumatic of right, with stitches, 
 Bry. ; of tendons of right, worse during mo- 
 tion, worse from touch, I I Kali iod. 
 
 Shoulders, tearing: Amb., Amm. c, Berb., 
 IGamb., 1 1 Kali iod., IMagn. m., Phos. ac, 
 ■Puis.; with oppression and shortness of 
 breath, particularly when lying (rheumatism), 
 ILyc; after catarrh, in pneumonia, I I Puis.; 
 dull, in deltoid, particularly at insertion of 
 biceps, extends to elbow, worse holding arm 
 quiet, in warmth of bed, or uncovering for 
 any length of time, IFerr.; drawing to fingers, 
 worse after midnight, when lying on back, 
 better lying on painful arm, Cham.; then in 
 ear, IIKaliiod.; to finger joints, Lachn.; in 
 joints, Aeon., Rhus, Zinc; in joint, along 
 arm, Calc. p.; in left joint, Amb., I I Kali c, 
 IRhod.; in left joint, on moving arm, IGraph.; 
 in joint, obliges him to move arms, IPuls.; 
 in joint, with pricking prickling in fingers 
 (chronic rheumatism), I IRhod.; in joints, 
 rending (rheumatic attacks), IBry.; in joints, 
 shining red, swelling of parts, Bry.; as if joint 
 would be torn asunder, IMez.; in left, I I Aur. 
 mur., Carb. s.; in neighborhood of left, Carbo 
 a.; in left, especially at night in bed, 1 1 Phos.; 
 in tip of left, Inul. ; worse from motion and 
 in morning, I Carbo v. ; when moving, ICamph^ 
 Chel.; in nerves, Cist.; to occiput, worse lift- 
 ing, Berb.; paralytic, in joints, IFerr. mur. ; 
 paralytic, from left joint into arm, cannot 
 raise arm, slow movement gradually relieves, 
 IFerr.; rending pressure in attacks, Cann. s.: 
 during rest, not in motion, ILyc; in rheuma- 
 tism, I IPuls.; in right, Agar., Coccus, Inul., 
 Nux m . ; in right, to arm, elbow joint and fore- 
 arm (rheumatism), lArs.; in right, worse on 
 moving (pneumonia), I I Nux v.; from joint 
 into upper arm and downward, shooting (rheu- 
 matism), I IFerr.; stinging, through bones of 
 arm, to fingers, Lyss.; cannot stoop, Bor. ; 
 worse in cold wet weather, in bed and at rest, 
 ■Rhus. Jg^ a neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Shoulders, tension: cramplike, as though 
 drawn together, Carbo v. ; in deltoid, Astac; 
 in joints, Zinc; in joint, cannot write, Bo v.; 
 from left to neck, lifting or stretching arm, 
 Anag. ; extends to neck, during menses, Berb.; 
 painful, ILyc. ; painful, in deltoid, when lay- 
 
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 ing hand on table and while it lies there, 
 Asar. ; painful, in left, extends to nape,IApis; 
 painful, in rheumatism, I IPuls.; painful, in 
 right joint, during rest and motion, Case; 
 pain, in right, when at rest, Bry.; painful, 
 from right, along neck, as from a tense tendon, 
 worse from pressure and moving arm, Crotal.; 
 paralytic, in joints, mornings, from moving 
 arm,Euphor. ; rheumatic, in right joint, ILyc; 
 in right, Coccus ; tendons of right feel 
 stretched, worse during motion or on touch, 
 1 1 Kali iod. 
 
 Shoulders, throbbing : Berb. ; in left, Rhus ; 
 painful, Brach.; painful, in angina pectoris, 
 ■ Kali c; painful, in right, ILed.; quick, in 
 upper part, Ang. 
 
 Shoulders, tickling : in right, Pallad. 
 
 Shoulders, tired feeling : Chin. a. 
 
 Shoulders, toothache : extends to, in preg- 
 nancy, I Alum. 
 
 Shoulders, twitching : ILyc. ; in deltoid, first 
 in left, later in right, with inclination to move, 
 Oxal. ac; to middle finger, Arm; about left, 
 Spong.; painful, Ars. h.; like a painful quiv- 
 ering of muscles, Ars. h.; painless, around 
 right, Arg. met.; spasmodic, extending to, 
 ~Art. v. $^* chorea, jerking, quivering. 
 
 Shoulders, tumor : fatty swelling on left, ex- 
 tending into axilla, -Amm. m. 
 
 Shoulders, ulcerative pain : to fingers, worse 
 when arm is left hanging, worse warmth of 
 bed at night and when placing arm over head, 
 better motion, in cold air, and during sweat 
 (rheumatism), I I Thuya. 
 
 Shoulders, ulcers : on left, after removal of 
 mole, two inches in diameter, sore, I ISul. 
 
 Shoulders, uneasiness : in pericarditis, I Ascl.t. 
 
 Shoulders, wandering pain : I ISenecio; flying 
 pains in right, Hyper.; preventing sleep, 
 Abrot. 
 
 Shoulders, weakness : better bending forward, 
 Alum.; in left joint, Zing.; in left, Nitr. sp. d.; 
 numb feeling in left, Cup. ars.; painful, in 
 left, worse using arm, ILach.; paralytic, of 
 right, Carbo v. 
 
 WRISTS, abscess : matter formed and broke 
 skin, oozing out for two or three days, then 
 healed , leaving a cicatrix, as if scooped out, 
 I I Kali bi.; painless, on inside of right, one 
 inch in diameter, ILach. 
 
 .Wrists, aching : ILac def. ; dull, IPod.; particu- 
 larly in right, I Viol.; right, as if paralyzed, 
 after menses, Natr. p.; with occasional stitches, 
 Kob.; in syphilis, lAsaf.; distress, during 
 rainy weather, Erig. 
 
 Wrists, affections : of joints, IBov. 
 
 Wrists, boring : I Hell. 
 
 Wrists,feel as if breaking: lEup.perf.; right, Bor. 
 
 Wrists, bruised feeling: as if beaten, in bones, 
 Asaf.; as if beaten and lame, in left, Lyss.; as if 
 beaten, on pressure, in left, Arg. met.; in bones, 
 during rest and motion, Ruta ; as if contused, 
 ICalc; in right, Camph. 
 
 Wrists, burning: Arund. ; in right, Arund., 
 Zinc; through thumb and index finger, Asar. 
 
 Wrists, caries : of joint, ISil. 
 
 Wrists, coldness: IGels.; in puerperal fever, 
 I IPuls. 
 
 Wrists, contraction: shortening of tendons, 
 Carbo v. 
 
 Wrists, convulsions : 8 to 11 a.m. (intermit- 
 tent tonic spasms), INatr. m. 
 
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 32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
 Wrists, cracking: ICon. ; audible, on slight 
 motion, Kali bi.; in right, when moving hand, 
 1 1 Am.; with tearing in hands, at night, Selen. 
 
 Wrists, cramplike pain : Calc. p. 
 
 Wrists, cramps : Phos. ac; with hemorrhoids, 
 IPhos. ac. ; then loss of sensation and sudden 
 emaciation, with coldness of parts (paralysis), 
 IPlumb.; by writing, Brach. ffl^ Fingers 
 and Hands, cramp. 
 
 Wrists, cutting : peculiar, shoots to elbow and 
 above, always from periphery to centre, I I Bell. 
 
 Wrists, darting: Bapt. 
 
 Wrists, digging : in left, in evening at rest,Rhod. 
 
 Wrists, feel as if dislocated: lEup. perf.; left, 
 to elbow, I IPhos.; right, when moving hand, 
 IIArn. 
 
 Wrists, drawing: Aeon., Cham., Cist., Kali m.; 
 in left, Amyl., Spong.; in left, in evening, at 
 rest, Rhod.; painful, ICaulo.; painful, in flexor 
 muscles, Ham.; painful, in inner surface, 
 MCycl.; painful, in left, Asar.; painful, in 
 right, as if sprained, Zinc; short, paralytic, 
 on outside of left, Arg. met. ; during rest, Ca- 
 lend., Zinc; in right, Anag.; in right, in after- 
 noon, Ast. r.; in syphilis, lAsaf. JSigP* rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Wrists, dull pain : Cast. eq. 
 
 Wrists, eruption: around, IPsor.; small blis- 
 ters, itching, burning when scratched, Amm. 
 m.; dry, hard blotches with red borders, Coc- 
 cul.; small blotches, ILac c; bullae, symmet- 
 rical, as large as a hen's eggs (pemphigus), 
 IlSep.; with chronic rheumatism in limbs, 
 1 I Psor. ; simple eczema assumes characteristics 
 of impetigo figurata in pustular stage, be- 
 comes confluent, tension and pain, Uugl.; 
 eczema on back, half way to elbow, itching 
 worse by scratching, IMez.; eczema, a patch 
 on each as large as half a dollar with intense 
 itching, preventing sleep, with constant desire 
 to scratch, I IPsor.; herpetic red blotches, after 
 scratching, Ipec; irritation, I Calc; after re- 
 cent itch, I IPsor.; itchlike, on inside, Oleand.; 
 itchlike,itching violently, better by scratching, 
 
 • Ant. t. ; itchlike, with tearing in limbs, 1 1 Psor.; 
 on outer side of left, Ars. s. f. ; pimples, Calcp. ; 
 pimples, like itch, on inner surface, with 
 burning, itching and smarting after scratch- 
 ing, 1 1 Rhus ; itching pimples, Ziz. ; pustular, 
 ICrotal. ; pustular tumors, ICup. a.; disgust- 
 ing crop of pustules, epidermis undermined 
 around as with shingles, burning and itching 
 (psoric pustulation) , I ISul.; small pustules on 
 left, discharge a milky fluid when opened, 
 I I Sep.; rash, Calad.; erysipelatoid rash, with 
 maddening burning heat,worse at night, IHy- 
 dras.; hot rash on right, Elaps ; itching rash, 
 f I Led.; red patches, ICalc ; pain, followed by 
 eruption of red patches, some bluish, painful to 
 touch, new ones constantly forming (erythe- 
 ma nodosum during typhoid), I I Rhus; red 
 spots behind, Dros.; red spot with a yellowish 
 pellicle, Jacar.; red, round, scaly spots, one 
 inch in diameter (psoriasis), IMerc; inner 
 side of right, circular tetter, size of a dollar 
 (catarrh), lApis ; dry tetter with rheumatism 
 in limbs, I IPsor.; tubercle near end of radius, 
 size of a large split pea and rather blue from 
 sting of insect several years ago, worse during 
 summer, ICrotal. ; tubercle pouring out clear 
 water when pressed, Magn. c. ; vesicular, 
 ICrotal. ; white spots, ICalc. 
 
 Wrists, formicating pain: in left, Arund. 
 g^p* prickling. 
 
 Wrists, ganglion : elastic cyst on extensor side 
 of left, I ISil. ; on right, size of a bean, ICalc 
 ®^~ swelling, tumor; also Chapter 44, 
 Tumors ganglion. 
 
 Wrists, gout: deposits, between metacarpal 
 bones, Benz.ac; painful and inflamed,! Abrot.; 
 of right, lAtrop. s. Jig^ rheumatism. 
 
 Wrists, heaviness : in left, Arund. 
 
 Wrists, injuries: scalded with boiling water, 
 swollen, blisters partially opened, I ICarb. s.; 
 sprain, Amm. c, IRhus ; after strain, exuda- 
 tion of synovial fluid, I ISil. gigf sprained 
 feeling. 
 
 Wrists, itching: 1 1 Hep., Psor.; on right, 
 I I Agar.; in a spot, I I Kali bi. 
 
 Wrists, jerking : painful in right, Arund.; pain- 
 ful, sudden, in right, Pallad. 
 
 Wrists, lacerating pain: especially at night, 
 and when moving parts, IMerc; in right, 
 when trying to grasp an object (ganglion), 
 ICarbo v. 
 
 Wrists, lameness: Acet. ac, 1 1 Kali c, Lyss.; 
 as if beaten, Calc. p. ; after dislocation, Rheum; 
 in left, Asar. ; after sprains, Rheum. 
 
 Wrists, lancinating: in left, 1 1 Ham. ; alter- 
 nately right and left, I I Lac c B@* stitches. 
 
 Wrists, neuralgic pains : in right, Pallad. 
 
 Wrists, numbness : Cornus ; back of right, 
 to radial side of arm to just above elbow, as 
 if in bone, felt as if use of limb would go, 
 Filix ; in left, transient, as if in bone, Filix ; 
 in measles, llZinc 
 
 Wrists, pain (undefined) : Amm. c, lAnt. t., 
 ICalc, Cist., I Cornus ; on awaking, shifting 
 to toes and fingers, Diosc; with shaking chill, 
 followed by heat, then sweat on back, face 
 and hollow of elbows (ague), 1 1 Pod.; violent, 
 in chorea, I I Hippom. ; deep-seated, Cub. ; after 
 exertion with hand, Berb.; great, I I Kali bi.; 
 in left, causing hand to feel paralyzed, IKalm.; 
 in left, Brach., Sarrac; transient, inner side, 
 particularly left, Irid.; when moving it, 
 Calc. p.; worse after rest, when beginning to 
 move joint, after washing in cold water, by 
 cold, change of weather, feather bed, exertion 
 in morning, after night's rest, and evening, 
 I IRhus; in right, Arund., Calc. p., IRhus, 
 ISal. ac; in right, on back and extensor side, 
 evenings, Cepa ; in right, into forearm, in 
 morning, Pallad.; in right, at first shooting 
 and intermittent, afterwards constant, at noon, 
 Tromb. ; sudden, through thumb and index 
 finger, Asar.; severe, to thumb, Xan.; after 
 writing much and rapidly, Coral. 
 $g^ a rheumatism. 
 
 Wrists, paralysis : lAcon., IPlumb.; caused by 
 apoplexy, sclerosis of brain or muscular atro- 
 phy, alternating with colic, I IPlumb.; every 
 morning in bed, I I Hippom.; after contact 
 with paint, I IPlumb.; rheumatic, Ruta ; 
 wrist-drop, I IPlumb. J^* weakness. 
 
 Wrists, paralytic pain : on moving it, Euphor.; 
 from motion, Carbo v. 
 
 Wrists, pressing feeling : Card, m., Nitr. sp. d.; 
 painful, ILed. ; painful drawing, above right, 
 Spong.: painful, in right, I I Viol.; painful, 
 above right, during rest, Spig.; as after sprain- 
 ing or straining, Berb. 
 
 Wrists, prickling pain : along superficial veins, 
 to shoulder, I I Ham. J^ 3 * formicating. 
 
32. UPPER LIMBS. 
 
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 Wrists, quivering : during headache, IGlon. 
 Wrists, redness: Apis, Cub.; in inflammation 
 
 of hand, lAnthrac; in a spot, 1 1 Kali bi. 
 Wrists, rhagades : intensely fissured, in dry 
 
 chronic eczema, 1 1 Kali ars. 
 Wrists, rheumatism : IAct.sp.,IBrach.,IColch., 
 
 I IFerr. ph., Grat., I Kali bi., Lact. ac, 1 1 Vacc, 
 
 I I Viol.; in left, Bapt., IGuaiac, Magn. s., 
 I I Viol.; from left to elbow, Cinch.; three 
 months' duration, wrists swollen, painful on 
 moving, llSticta; in right I I Chin, s., Ruta, 
 Urt. ur., I Viol.; pain, intolerable in right, 
 swollen, motion impossible, lAct. sp.; darting 
 from side to side, after a spasm, 1 1 Rhus; 
 transient, in right, Eryng.; in right, along 
 ulna formica, with swelling, Caulo., ILach.; 
 of left, Viol.; swelling of left, bluish-red, with 
 pains as if somebody sawed at his bones with 
 a dull saw, better from heat of stove, worse 
 from sundown to sunrise (rheumatism), 
 MSyph.; swelling painful, MVer. v.; swelling 
 pinkish, sensitive, motion painful, 1 1 Sal. 
 ac; swelling reddened, pain came on about 
 3 p.m., continued to increase in violence and 
 was accompanied by swelling and redness 
 until about midnight, preventing sleep, it then 
 diminished and he felt but little inconven- 
 ience, except . pain and stiffness on moving, 
 until next afternoon about same hour, I I Puis.; 
 swelling of right, I I Chin, s.; swelling of right, 
 with intense heat, Viol.; tension above left, 
 Zinc; trembling of hands, Lye vir. 
 
 gg^ drawing, tearing. 
 Wrists, scraping : Cist. 
 Wrists, sensitive : intolerance of light clothing, 
 
 I iBov.; tenderness, could not bear shaking of 
 wrist from forearm or pressure over articula- 
 tion, or sideway motions of hand, after a 
 sprain, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Wrists, shooting: Brach., Merc, sul.; in left, 
 in morning, Tromb. ; as from needles, Aeon.; 
 in right, at different times all morning, Tromb. 
 
 Wrists, smarting : alternately, right and left, 
 
 I I Lac c 
 
 Wrists, soreness : as if broken or dislocated, 
 lEup. perf. ; in left, Brach.; during menses, 
 I INatr. p.; rheumatic, in left, I I Sal. ac; in 
 right, to elbow, as if traceable in flexor carpi 
 ulnaris, Brach.; to touch. Pod. 
 
 Wrists, sprain : gsgp' injuries. 
 
 Wrists, sprained feeling: lArn., ICarbo a., 
 ICina, Cist., Jugl., ILach., Petrol., IRhod., 
 Seneg., Sul.; in left, Cast. eq. , Hippom.; on 
 upper surface of left, on bending it, IRhus ; 
 worse in morning, Lyss.; on every motion, 
 Bry.; in right, Alum., Ang., ICaust., I I Gels., 
 I ILaur., ILyc; in right arm hanging, pain 
 radiates into right ring and little fingers, Cast, 
 eq.; in right, impeding motion, worse at rest, 
 in rough weather, IRhod.; in right, wants to 
 stretch it, cannot hold anything, Oxal. ac; in 
 right, as if wrenched or dislocated, ICalc ; 
 worse in wet cold weather, Ruta. 
 
 Wrists, sticking : IHell. 
 
 Wrists, stiffness : IChel., Cub., ISep.; arthritic, 
 with tearing and stinging, almost unsupport- 
 able when hand hangs down, ISabina ; in 
 measles, I I Zinc; especially in morning, Sul.; 
 
 painful, of right, IMerc; in right, (spi- 
 nal disease), I Apis; as of want of synovial 
 fluid, Bell.; worse in wet cold weather, Ruta. 
 
 Wrists, stinging: at a single small spot in 
 inner dorsum, lasts about a minute, 4 p.m., 
 Tromb. 
 
 Wrists, stitches: Cham., Cornus, INatr. m., 
 Samb.; with aching, Kob.; fine, if hands be- 
 come warm and during rest, Bry. ; flying, 
 jerking, in rheumatism, Carb. s.; in left, Ast. 
 i\; at night, to arm, Sil.; in right, I IChel., 
 Inul.; deep, in right, Ang.; in right, during 
 rest, Spong.; on seizing anything, Aur. mur.; 
 while working, Alum. 
 
 Wrists, sweat: in rheumatism, I ISyph. 
 
 Wrists, swelling : Cub., I IRhus ; with burning 
 and pulsating, Bufo.; with burning, could not 
 study by day or sleep by night (after bee- 
 stings on both wrists), ILach.; bursalike 
 (hemiopia), I Aur. met.; ganglionic, on front 
 of left, TrRuta; alternates with swelling of 
 knee joints with numbness and rigidity of 
 limbs, 1 1 Kreo.; painful itching, when touched, 
 ICalc; painless, Aur. mur.; in right (spinal 
 disease), I Apis ; sudden, with tearing in right, 
 to dorsa of hands, man suffering from condy- 
 lomata, I I Rhod. ; containing serum, Crotal. ; 
 in a spot, I I Kali bi.; synovial, large as a wal- 
 nut, dark-colored, looks like a suppurating 
 tumor, translucent on holding to light, I IRhus 
 v. ; with tearing and stinging, almost unsup- 
 portable when hand hangs down, ISabina ; 
 thickening around joint, Cub. Ugg* ganglion, 
 rheumatism, tumor. 
 
 Wrists, tearing : Aeon., Ammoniac, ICarbo v., 
 Cycl., Kali in., IMagn. m., Sil., Zinc; with 
 cold sensation in finger tips and abdomen, 
 IPhos. ac; with headache, ICalc. p.; jerking, 
 during rest, better during motion, IRhus ; in 
 left, 1 1 Agar.; in left, with swelling of back of 
 hand, Aram, m.; in right, Bor., Inul., I I Kali 
 iod., Zinc; in right along ulna, Kali m. 
 $51°* rheumatism. 
 
 Wrists, tension: when bending hand back, 
 Aur. mur.; painful, in eczema, IMerc; painful, 
 in joints, I I Mang. ; painful, in left, Ainyl. ; pain- 
 ful, in left, during rest and motion, Verbas.; 
 pressive, during rest, Calend. ; in right, as if 
 muscles were too short, Zinc 
 
 Wrists, throbbing : Brach.; painful , at outside, 
 ILach. 
 
 Wrists, tumor : hard, on dorsal side, Led. 
 gggf swelling. 
 
 Wrists, twitching : pain, recurring over left, 
 Cast, eq. 
 
 Wrists, ulcers : abraded spot developed into 
 deep, angry red, with sticking, stinging pains 
 through arms, Dory.; shining red, glazed ap- 
 pearance (syphilis), ILac c 
 
 Wrists, weakness: Brach., ICaust., ICurar., 
 Pod. ; feeling in and between as if parts were 
 weakened by decay, Spong. ; after headache, 
 IGlon.; left powerless, Am.; paralytic (gang- 
 lion), ICarbo v.; could not guide pen, Dory.; 
 of right, Aloe,ISil.; right, after menses, Natr. p. ; 
 writing has to be discontinued (affection of 
 vaso-motor nerves) , I Kali br. ; after writing, 
 faintness, Calad. JS^° paralysis. 
 
932 
 
 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 Ankles. Feet. Heels. Hips. 
 Tendo-Acliillis. Thighs. 
 
 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 Knees. Legs. 
 Toes. Walking, 
 
 Nates. 
 
 ANKLES, aching: ILac def.; dull, IPod.; 
 
 dull heavy, Sinap.; left, as if paralyzed after 
 
 menses, Natr. p. ; on walking, must lie down 
 
 after each walk, IRhus. 
 Ankles, boring : Aur. met.; worse from moving, 
 
 Bufo. 
 Ankles, broken feeling : in morning, in bed, 
 
 Carb. s. 
 Ankles, bruised feeling: sudden, in outer 
 
 malleolus, worse standing, Val. 
 Ankles, burning: over heels, 1 1 Agar.; beneath 
 
 right inner malleolus, Zinc. 
 Ankles, caries : of internal malleolus, I ISil. 
 Ankles, clumsy : in ascites, lApis. 
 Ankles, cold: lAcon., Berb. ; icy feeling in left 
 
 inner, Agar. 
 Ankles, constriction: Cham.; as if tied with a 
 
 ligature, 1 1 Aeon., Amm. br. 
 Ankles, cracking: ICamph., ISep.; audible 
 
 when^ walking, Carb. s.; in left, Ast. r.; audible 
 . on slight motion, Kali bi.; when walking, 
 
 I I Nitr. ac. 
 
 Ankles, cramplike pain: Calc. p.; over heels, 
 
 I I Agar. 
 
 Ankles, crawling: as from fleas, better by 
 scratching, but soon appears in a place near 
 the spot, Pallad. 
 
 Ankles, creaking : ICamph. 
 
 Ankles, cutting: in left, when walking in open 
 air, Iodof. 
 
 Ankles, darting : from right inner malleolus to 
 knee and along instep towards toes, worse by 
 standing on it with flat foot, can stand on 
 toes, i ISul.; pains, with swelling, after expos- 
 ure to night air when drunk, in right side, 
 worse from motion, 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Ankles, dislocated feeling: ICalc. p.; in con- 
 vulsions, I Ver. v. ; in left, Kali bi.; right, can 
 scarcely walk, later left, Ver. v. ; especially 
 when walking, IBry. 
 
 Ankles, drawing : Abrot., I Agar., ICaulo.,Med.; 
 over heel to sole, better with leg flexed on ab- 
 domen (rheumatism), lArs.; in left, Ast. r.; 
 pains, with distress in epigastrium and right 
 hypogastrium, Ptel.; painful, worse from 
 walking, Erig.; during rest, Calend.; from right 
 to knee, Spong. 
 
 Ankles, dull pain : Cast, eq.; in left inner part, 
 made sharp by bearing weight on it, 12 p.m., 
 Tromb. ; in right, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Ankles, eruption: of small blisters, itching, 
 Ast. r. ; painful, brown burning spot over, 
 (rheumatism), I I Puis.; eczema on right, 
 IChel. ; eczema on right, moist, IChel. ; herpes, 
 1 1 Natr. m., IPetrol.; herpes, on malleoli, worse 
 in evening and open air, better by warmth, 
 
 IKreo.; dry scaly herpes, internal malleolus, 
 left to right, Cact.; and irritation, ICalc; 
 pustular tumors, ICup. ars.; pustules size of a 
 pea to a five-cent piece, ILach.; rash, Osm.; 
 red patches, ICalc; small, round, dark red 
 spot, with pale red spots itching, Goss.; small 
 red spots spread rapidly over whole body, 
 becoming grouped, coalescing forming sug- 
 gillations as large as palm of hand, at first 
 bright red, then bluish, violet colored, finally 
 greenish yellow, affects also mucous membrane 
 of mouth and nose, I ISul. ac; tetter, I All. 
 sat.; injured, bluish purple vesicles cover a 
 dirty looking ash gray ground, ILach.; white 
 spots, ICalc 
 
 Ankles, erysipelas : red itching phlegmonous 
 swelling, with vesicular eruption, extending 
 like a band around right, I I Rhus. 
 
 Ankles, formication : in left, Ars. i.; on inner 
 side of right, Ars. i. 
 
 Ankles, gnawing : aching, 1 1 Sars. 
 
 Ankles, heat : burning, deep seated, hinders 
 sleep, I Kali bi.; in right, in eczema, IChel. 
 
 Ankles, heaviness : painful, ICup. m. 
 
 Ankles, inflammation: and swelling of left 
 malleoli, with stitches in leg, up from external 
 malleolus, on walking, IMang.; in secondary 
 syphilis, I IPhyt. 
 
 Ankles, injuries: contusions or lacerations, 
 threatening gangrene, ILach.; after running 
 pin into foot, stiffness, IHyper. 8@T sprain. 
 
 Ankles, itching: ILach., Osm.; in evening, 
 Sel. ; on inner side of left, Pallad. ; in right 
 (eczema), IChel.; moist spots on upper part of 
 right, Vinca; better by scratching, but soon 
 appears in a place near the spot, Pallad. 
 
 Ankles, jerking: ICalc 
 
 Ankles, lameness: in left, Como.; painful, in 
 left, at night while lying in bed, Lyss.; in 
 right, 2Esc. h.; while sitting or walking, 
 INatr. m.; after sprain or dislocation, IRuta. 
 
 Ankles, lancinating : inside of left, Verbas. 
 
 Ankles, numbness: I IRhus; painful, in mal- 
 leolus, I ICaust; with swelling (rheumatism), 
 ILac c 
 
 Ankles, pain (undefined): Ant.c, I Ant. t., Ast. 
 r., ICarbo a., ICepa, I ILac c, ILith., 1 1 Med., 
 
 I INatr. p., IPhyt., I IPod., Polyp., Xan., Zinc; 
 awaken him at 2 a.m., Agar.; on awaking 
 shifting to toes and fingers , Diosc; violent, 
 above in bones when touched, Berb.; with 
 shaking chill 11 a.m., followed by heat, then 
 sweat on back, head, face and hollow of el- 
 bows (ague), I IPod.; in diabetes, INatr. s.; 
 better by drinking cold water (rheumatism), 
 
 I I Puis.; followed by eruption of red patches, 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 933 
 
 some bluish, painful to touch, new ones con- 
 stantly forming (erythema nodosum dur- 
 ing typhoid), I I Rhus v.; violent above ex- 
 ternal, in sinews, when touched, Berb.; 
 frequent urgent, within outward, ending in 
 a burning itching in a small spot, IILith.; 
 after suppressed gonorrhoea, 1 1 Thuya; rises 
 to hips, while sitting, constant motion 
 and shifting of feet, better walking, Bell.; 
 and inflamed, IIAbrot.; irritability, between 
 3 and 4 p.m., with crying spells on account of, 
 in left (rachitis), ILyc; above left, Ars. s. f.; 
 in bone, above left, Ast. r.; in bones of left, 
 Ascl. t.; in left, Gels., ISal. ac; sudden, in 
 left, back of joint, on going to bed, could not 
 move limb or body without screaming, I I Med.; 
 on inner side, causes limping when walking, 
 Ang.; in malleoli, ICop. ; in inner malleoli, 
 Bov.; on making slightest misstep, I ILyc; 
 worse at every motion, ICham.; every night, 
 11 p.m., till 7 a.m., ISul. ; as of a dull plug 
 pushing (acute rheumatism), ILac c; causing 
 restlessness at night, Caulo.; in right, Benz.ac, 
 Chen, v., Osm.; especially in right, worse on 
 moving, Chel. : in right, soon drifting into 
 toes, better from motion, worse evenings,Dios.; 
 right, more than left, when walking, I ILith.; 
 steady, terrible, all over, cries with pain 
 (acute synovitis), IFerr. ph.; at every step, 
 to toes (rheumatism), I IPhos.; when sitting, 
 ICaust. ; to tibia, Spong.; to great toe, Lyss. 
 
 Ankles, pinching : in right, Osm. 
 
 Ankles, pressing : lAgar.; in bones, in morn- 
 ing, ILed.; in inner, Berb.; in malleoli, Nitr. 
 sp. d. ; above left internal malleolus, worse 
 from motion, ILed.; outside of, IChel., Nitr. 
 sp. d. 
 
 Ankles, pricking : on forepart, Berb.; on inner 
 side of right, Ars. i.; in left, Ars. i. 
 
 Ankles, pulling pains : short, Med. 
 
 Ankles, pulseless : in sunstroke, IGlon. 
 
 Ankles, redness: Apis, I ILac c; around mal- 
 leoli (rheumatism), ICham.; skin on outer 
 side pale (acute synovitis), IFerr. ph.; right, 
 in eczema, IChel.; streak, Ars. h. 
 
 Ankles, rheumatism : Gnaph., MSticta; acute, 
 ILac c; sharp, burning like fire, below right 
 inner malleolus, prevents moving foot, better 
 toe pointed inward, worse in evening, con- 
 tinues during night, waking her up suddenly 
 every two or three hours, worst at 1.30 to 3.30 
 a.m.,* better towards daybreak, I ISyph. im- 
 proved ; chronic, IKalm., 101. jec; inflamma- 
 tory, IVer. v.; in left, after taking cold, with 
 fever and profuse sweat, I I Chin, s.; at first 
 left was attacked, then right with relief to 
 left, ILacc; in left, with swelling, Cact.; in 
 right, Bapt., Urt. ur.; in right inner, over foot 
 and up to knees, ILyc; right swollen, painful, 
 motion impossible, 1 1 Viol.; subacute, ICodein. 
 S£^ Chap. 34, Joints, rheumatism. 
 
 Ankles, sensitive: to pressure, I ISars.; pain- 
 ful to touch inside, Ars. h., Graph. 
 
 Ankles, sharp pain : IColoc ; biting, in left, 
 Lyss.; in left, come and go quickly, Eup. perf.; 
 quick, Tell.; in right, Sang.; suddenly, while 
 running fast, better at rest, felt as soon as he 
 attempts to walk, obliging him to stand still, 
 1 1 Rhus ; with swelling in right, worse motion 
 after exposure to night air, when drunk, 
 I ILac c 
 
 Ankles, shooting : lAcon., ICalc. p.; over heels, 
 
 1 1 Agar.; in left, outer, 1 1 Apis ; occasional, 
 below outer malleolus, Osm.; worse on mov- 
 ing, Bufo.; painful around ankle, once in a 
 minute or two (acute synovitis), IFerr. ph.; 
 in right, 3 p.m., Tromb.; in external, to little 
 toe, and preventing motion, Berb. 
 
 Ankles, sore : IColoc. 
 
 Ankles, spasmodic pain : Sil. 
 
 Ankles, spasms: tonic, with a feeling as if 
 extremities were going to sleep, IPlat. 
 
 Ankles, sprain: IILed., IIRhus ; chronic, with 
 oedema about joint (after failure of Ruta and 
 Arnica), IStront. ; two years ago, Carb. s.; 
 pain after sprain or dislocation, IRuta. 
 j^=* sprained feeling, swelling : also Chap. 
 45, Injuries sprains. 
 
 Ankles, sprained feeling: All. sat., Ascl. t., 
 Chrom. ac, IIDros., IIEup. perf., IILed., 
 IINatr. m., I I Puis., IRhus ; in left, MPrun.; 
 when stepping on left foot, Anac; in left, 
 standing and walking, Sul.; on moving foot, 
 Zinc; in right, IIDros.; transient, in right, 
 after running up stairs, worse standing, bet- 
 ter walking, Val.; on walking, I IPhos. 
 
 Ankles, sticking : in malleoli, in evening in 
 bed, Zinc; itching, just above right outer 
 malleolus, provokes scratching, Staph.'; when 
 walking (amenorrhcea), ILach. 
 
 Ankles, stiffness: I ICaust., IChel., IColoc, 
 I IDros., I IMed.,IPetrol., IRhus, ISep.JISul.; 
 in left, Verbas.; after running pin into foot, 
 I Hyper.; in rheumatism, ILyc; rheumatic, in 
 secondary syphilis, IPetrol. 
 
 Ankles, stitches : Asar., ICalc; after influenza, 
 IIRhod.; in left, Carbo v.; in left, when 
 walking, Inul.; in outer right, Bov.; in right,. 
 I IKreo.; right, from within outward, Chen. v. 
 
 Ankles, swelling: lAsaf., IColoc, Eup. pur., 
 I ILac c, Mang., 1 1 Med., 1 1 Pod., IRuta; 
 cold, around, lAsaf.; with watery discharge, 
 color of legs bluish, IHep.; erysipelatous, to 
 knee, after exercise (amenorrhcea), ILach.; in 
 evenings, Stann.; feeling, IPhos.; in hydro- 
 thorax, I Apis ; large, I IPsor.; of left, I I Sil.; 
 slight, and pain on inner side of left, as if a 
 boil were likely to form there, Merc, sul.; of 
 left, with formation of pus, fistulous openings, 
 I I Sil.; and red, particularly left, in rheuma- 
 tism, I I Puis.; in left, after sprain, I IPrun.; 
 in malleoli, ICop.; about malleoli, foot for- 
 merly diseased, Zinc; around malleoli, in rheu- 
 matism, ICham.; in emansio mensium, IDig.; 
 oedema, I Apis, IChel., lEup. perf., IHy- 
 dras., IPhyt., I I Plumb., I IXan., Ziz.; cedema- 
 tous, from heart disease or fatty degeneration 
 of kidneys, I IPhos.; oedema, worse on move- 
 ment, Arund.; oedema, after typhus, lApoc; 
 oedema, with chronic ulcers on legs and dys- 
 pepsia, ILyc; painful, could not get about 
 without cane (rheumatism), I ISticta ; painful, 
 in acute rheumatism, 1 i Ver. v.; pinkish, sensi- 
 tive, motion painful (rheumatism), I ISal. ac; 
 puffy, under malleoli, ILac def.; reddened, 
 hard, over inner (acute rheumatism), IChel.; 
 rheumatic, IKalm., ILach.; of right, in ecze- 
 ma, IChel.; redness of right inner malleolus, 
 tender, I ISul.; right, painful, motion impos- 
 sible (rheumatism), 1 1 Viol.; of right, with 
 sharp, darting pains, worse on motion, after 
 exposure to night air when drunk, I ILacc; 
 in' Rhus poisoning, I ISul.; rose red, in erysip- 
 elas, ILach.; rose colored, elastic (acute rheu- 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 matism), ICheL; after sitting too long, parti- 
 cularly in traveling, I Rhus ; after sprain, 
 Agnus ; in secondary syphilis, 1 1 Phyt.; tender 
 to touch (rheumatism), ILyc. ; transparent 
 white, Apis. 
 
 Ankles, tearing : lAcon., Amb., Ammoniac, 
 ICalc. p., IColch.,Spong.; drawing, about mal- 
 leoli, 1 1 Zinc. ; frequent, I I Kali c; towards heel, 
 Berb.; down over heel to sole, better with leg 
 flexed on abdomen (rheumatism), iArs. ; to 
 knee, Spong.; particularly in left, Berb.; in 
 right external malleolus, Arn.; on motion, 
 during pregnancy, ILyc; rending, in forepart, 
 1 Berb.; worse during rest, IRhus ; from right, 
 to knee, Spong.; in right, as if sprained, only 
 when walking, 1 1 Dros. ; in external to little 
 toe, and preventing motion, Berb.; upward 
 and downward, Berb.; better when warm in 
 bed, Amm. c 
 
 Ankles, tension : ICaust.; in left, sore, tEsc h.; 
 on motion, Bry.; painful, in eczema, IMerc; 
 pressive, during rest, Calend.; rheumatic, on 
 left, during rest, Zinc; in right, iEsc h.; in 
 skin, ■Phos. 
 
 Ankles, throbbing : as if there were an ulcer 
 on anterior portion of left, Ruta. 
 
 Ankles, tingling : in malleoli, waking at night, 
 Bar. c 
 
 Ankles, ulcers: Merc sul.; chronic, burning 
 like fire, fetid, ICarbol. ac; after washes of 
 sulphate of copper, sulphate of zinc, etc., with 
 great pain, ILach.; deep, on inner side of right, 
 discharging thin ichor of bad odor, swelling 
 about ulcer, 1 1 Sul.; fistulous, ICalc p.; large, 
 open, pain worse after motion, 1 1 Rhus; 
 spreading on left, after a fall, spraining ankle, 
 a woman set. 30, dark hair and complexion, 
 ■Merc sol.; on internal malleolus, as large as 
 a dollar, with stinging, itching, darting pains, 
 worse after motion, I IRhus ; on right malleo- 
 lus, edges callous, ichor putrid, ICalc. p.; small, 
 deep, painless, on right malleolus, external, 
 ■Calc; large, surrounds right, as large as 
 hand, extends through fascia, irregular, rag- 
 ged edges, dark areola, edges high, almost to 
 bone, and rounded, pus profuse, offensive, 
 dark colored, partly granulates and breaks 
 open, I ISars.; three large, each belonging to a 
 separate class, IHydras.; after a slight wound 
 of skin, near inner malleoli, gradually extend- 
 ing in depth and circumference until whole 
 ankle became affected, hard, callous edges, 
 offensive, impure, ichorous discharge, burning 
 worse at night in bed, i I Lye ; one year after 
 being wounded by fragment of shell, circular, 
 as large as palm of hand, regular outline, 
 flattened edges, filled with firm florid granu- 
 lations, thick greenish yellow pus, red shining 
 areola, stinging and itching in ulcer and sur- 
 rounding parts, pain of variable character, 
 worse evening and before midnight, better in 
 open air and from cold applications and in 
 warm weather, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Ankles, veins: distended, better by extreme 
 heat (rheumatism), I Lac c; superficial, en- 
 larged, I ISars.; swelling, during pregnancy, 
 ILyc 
 
 Ankles, wandering pain : flying, in right Osm. 
 
 Ankles, weakness: Aloe, Arn., ICarbo a., 
 Como., I IGlon., ILac def., INatr. m., 1 1 Puis., 
 Rhus v., ISep., IISiL, ISul.; in children try- 
 ing to walk, I ICarbo a., INatr. m.; easy dislo- 
 
 cation and spraining, foot bends under, 
 INatr. c ; feet, easily turn under, 1 1 Agnus, 
 ICarbo a., Med., INatr. m., ISep.; in left, after 
 menses, Natr. p.; relaxation of ligaments, 
 
 I ILyss.; relaxed, can neither walk nor stand, 
 attempting to, legs seem to slip off feet, and 
 she drops upon external ankles (anaemia), 
 IFerr.; cannot walk, Sul. ac. 
 
 FEET, abscess: after catching cold in a 
 shower, thin, watery secretion, eight fistulous 
 openings, from which fragments of bone were 
 discharged (caries of tarsal and metatarsal 
 bones), IMerc; on dorsum, discharge ichor- 
 ous, bringing away pieces of bones, with vio- 
 lent pain, I ISil. S^ boils. 
 
 Feet, aching : ISul.; in dorsum, IColoc ; in hol- 
 lows, Rhus ; in hollows, on walking, must lie 
 down after each walk, IRhus ; in left, IColoc; 
 in outer left, Arum d.; worse lying in bed 
 late (nervous debility), ICurar. ; in perios- 
 teum, IColoc; soreness on pressure, worse 
 walking or using sewing machine, 1 1 Phyt.; 
 preventing sleep (diabetes mellitus), ILact. 
 ac. ; in soles, from standing, Croc; in soles of 
 left, IHydras. 
 
 Feet, atrophy : jg^" emaciation. 
 
 Feet, biting : during rest, Ruta ; in soles, 
 
 I I Agar. 
 
 Feet, blistered : -g^" injuries. 
 
 Feet, blue (cyanotic): Bor., I IRhus, Stram.; 
 in anosmia of brain, I I Kali br.; in sporadic 
 cholera, llVer.; cyanosis, with pufnness 
 (pneumonia), IKali c; in quartan ague, 
 Elaps, I ISep.; in scarlatina, IMur. ac; af- 
 fected place in sole, size of silver dollar, 
 IKali ph. 
 
 Feet, boils : lAnanth., Stram.; small, on right, 
 sometimes stinging on touch, Sars. fl®* ab- 
 scess. 
 
 Feet, bones : osteomalacia of tarsus, slight 
 touch aggravates pain (consumption), IGuaiac 
 
 Feet, boring: I ICaust., Nitr. sp. d., I ISul.; in 
 bones, Bism.; in dorsa, Aur. met.; in dorsum 
 of left, JEsc h.; in joints, IHell.; worse on 
 moving, Bufo.; in soles, Bell. 
 
 Feet, broken feeling: early in morning and 
 after a little work, MPsor.; across instep,, 
 come on as soon as she stepson floor in morn- 
 ing, causing nausea, must lie down, ILac def. 
 
 Feet, bruised feeling: lArn., Carbol. ac, ICit- 
 rus ; as if beaten, Ant. t., Lil. tig.; in cepha- 
 lalgia periostitica, IMez.;an left instep, IKali 
 iod.; in joints, Alum.; in soles, Arum t., Carb. 
 s., Ilgn., I IPhos., IPuls.; in soles, at night, 
 keeping awake, better after rising and walk- 
 ing, 1 1 Bar. c ; in soles, in acute rheumatism, 
 ILac c; in soles, when walking, ILed.; in 
 tarsal joint, when walking and when touch- 
 ing it, I INatr. m.; weakness, ICinch. 
 
 Feet, bunions : IKali m.; after frostbite, ICalc; 
 on little toe and ball of foot, with stinging 
 pain on walking, Zinc; excruciatingly pain- 
 ful, IHyper.; on soles, ulcerated, ICalc. 
 gi^ Toes corns. 
 
 Feet, burning : Amm. c, 1 1 Apis, Arn., IArs., 
 Ars. s. f., Aur. mur., Berb., Cornus, Croc, 
 IIDulc, IKali c, Lachn., Med., INatr. m., 
 I lOxal. ac, I IPuls., ISec, Sil., Stram., I ISul., 
 Zing.; on back, IPuls.; throws bedclothes off, 
 at climacteric period, 1 1 Sang.; in bones, dur- 
 ing rest, Ruta ; or cold and numb, ILyc; 
 wants to find a cool place for them, puts them 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 935 
 
 out of bed to cool them off, IISul.; on dorsum, 
 Strain.; in gastritis, ICoccul.; hot (pulmonary- 
 affections, pneumonia), ISang.; in instep, 
 Spig.; in left, Ammoniac; on dorsum of left, 
 worse scratching, Berb. ; in myelitis, IDulc; 
 at night, ISep.; at night, with chronic dysen- 
 tery, I ISul.; at night, with lumbago, IColoc; 
 at night, during menses, I INatr. p.; at night, 
 with ovaralgia, I I Lac c; worse at night, has 
 to hold them out of bed, cannot bear covers, 
 Ars. m.; in phthisis, I IStann.; with soreness, 
 on pressure, worse walking or using sewing 
 machine, MPhyt.; in rheumatism, I I Puis.; 
 on top of right foot, from toes to back of 
 foot, I IBapt.; must take off shoes, Eup. perf.; 
 during sleep, Ars. m.; insoles, ^Esc. h., All. 
 sat., Arum d., Calc. s., ICanth., ICarbo v., 
 Coccus, ICup. m., Cup. s., IGraph., Jalap., 
 Lachn., Lil. tig., IILyc, IManc, IMang., 
 IPhyt,, IPuls., ISil., IISul.; in soles, with 
 pressure in chest, Cop. ; in soles, wants to find 
 a cool place for them, puts them out of bed, 
 IISul.; in sole, in a corn, in evening, Zing.-; in 
 soles, with' sick headacke, I ISang.; in soles, 
 after eating (hepatic disorder), I ISil.; in soles, 
 in evening, I IMagn. m.; in soles, in evening 
 and night,IILach.,Phos.ac; in soles, in gravel, 
 ILyc.; in soles, with hectic fever, • Calc. s.; in 
 anterior half of soles, IPhos. ac. ; with itch- 
 ing, especially in soles, on walking, IISul.; 
 in soles, as after a long journey, Arund. ; in 
 soles, extending to knees, 1 1 Natr. s. ; in soles, 
 in morning, Zinc; in soles, at night, IILach., 
 Phos. ac; in soles, at night, puts feet out of 
 bed, ICalc, I ICham.; desire to put them outof 
 bed, especially towards morning, ICurar.; in 
 soles, in phthisis, I Kali c; in soles, while sit- 
 ting, Anac; in soles, on stepping, after sitting 
 
 ^a long time, IISul.; in soles, with fetid sweat, 
 chronic endometritis, vaginal discharges, 
 ILyc. ; in soles, with uterine displacement, 
 ICalc; especially in soles, while walking, 
 INatr. c; in summer, Vespa; with sweat, 
 Calend., I ISil.; seemed swollen, with chills, 
 Eup. perf.; as from glowing coals, near or 
 above an ulcer, just before dressing it morning 
 and evening, I IPuls.; wants them uncovered 
 and fanned, IMed.; as if blood were glowing 
 in veins, Agar.; with weakness of body, ISul. 
 8@r- heat. 
 
 Feet, callous : ICalc; skin thickened at edges, 
 ■Lac def. ; on soles large horny places, close 
 to toes, 1 1 Ant. c jpgT" bunions; also Toes 
 corns. 
 
 Feet, cancer: back of right, space two inches 
 in diameter, small indurations, having a large, 
 thick crust, some grayish- white, others light 
 yellow, the 'whole resting on a base (tubercu- 
 lous, erythematic lupus), IHydrocot. 
 
 Feet, capillary network : on dorsum, I ILyc. 
 
 Feet, caries : Asaf., IHekla ; of left metatarsal 
 bone, discharging watery fluid through fistu- 
 lous openings, I ISil. ; in tarsus, ISil. 
 
 Feet, chilblains: IIAgar., lAlum., lAnac, 
 ICarbo a., IKali m., IIPetroL, IRan. b.; burn- 
 ing like fire, IIPetroL; worse by friction, 
 HZinc; inflammation, ILach.; inflammation 
 sets in with cold weather, IIPetroL; itching, 
 and moist, IIPetroL; running over back, Am- 
 moniac; painful, IZinc; recent, I IKali ph.; 
 red, CycL; red, thick, with cracks on joints, 
 ISul.; old, suppurating, ILach.; redness and 
 
 swelling, with tendency to suppuration, itch- 
 ing, worse in warm bed, ISul.; swelling bluish, 
 hot, with throbbing pains and intense itching, 
 especially in soles, after getting warm hi bed. 
 IPuls. 
 
 Feet, chill: begins, I IBar.-c, ISul.; begins and 
 rises upward, ISep.; in soles, then over body, 
 Dig.; runs up spine to nape of neck, IHyos. 
 
 Feet, chilliness : Ced., 1 1 Rhus, Sul. ; after mo- 
 tion, ICalc; shivering prevents sleep before 
 midnight, Bry. ; shuddering, Castor.; covered 
 with cold sweat, IDros. 
 
 Feet, chorea: ICalc; alternate relaxation and 
 contraction of muscle of left, I ITarant.; invol- 
 untary movements of right on rising in morn- 
 ing, ICoccul. 
 
 Feet, clumsy : in locomotor ataxia, IPhos. 
 
 Feet, coldness : lAcon., IIAgnus, 1 1 Alum., 
 Amb., lAmyl., Ant. ch., I Ant. t., II Apis, 
 lArg. nit., Ars., Ars. s. r., Asaf., Bell. ,Benz.ac, 
 Brach., I ICalc, I ICalc. p., Calend., ICamph., 
 ICaps., ICarb. s., Carbol. ac, I ICaust., ICed., 
 ■Cham., Chrom. ac, ICina, ICoccul., Coff.. 
 ICoff. t., IColch., Con., ICroc, I ICup. m., 
 Cupr. s., Daph., Dig., Dory., Elaps, Eup. pur., 
 IFerr., IGels., IHefl., IHep.,Hippom., IHyos., 
 Iber., Ind., Hod., Kali f., I IKali m., IKreo., 
 ■Lac def., Lactu. v., IILyc, I IMed., IMur. ac, 
 I INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. ac, I INux v., 
 Pallad., IPetrol., IPhos., IPhvt., I I Pic. ac, 
 Plant., Plat., IPlumb., IPocL, Polyp., IPuls., 
 IRob., Rumex, ISep., I ISpong.,IStram., IISul., 
 Sul. ac, I I Thuya, HVer., Vespa, Ziz.; in after- 
 noon, Sang.; in afternoon, with chilliness in 
 morning, ISul.; afternoon, in summer, IGels.; 
 in afternoon, with painful sore tongue, 
 I ISang.; about 1 or 2 p.m., extending over 
 ankles, as if standing in cold water, fol- 
 lowed by chilliness up legs into back (rheu- 
 matism), ILyc ; after 3 p.m., lEup. purl- 
 in anaemia, IPhos.; in anaemia of brain, 
 I IKali br.; in angina, Hgn.; in asthma, 
 ■Dig.; keep him awake, Amm. m.; more on 
 awaking, ICheL; awaking at night, Zinc; 
 with chilliness in back at 3 p.m. still V\«rse 
 in evening after lying down, lasting a quarter 
 of an hour, ILyc; in bed, 1 1 Kali c; in 
 evening, in bed, 1 1 Carbo a. ; particularly 
 on going to bed, Amm. c; with blepharitis, 
 IKali c; and blue, on being touched leave 
 white impress of fingers (cholera infantum), 
 I I Kali br.; with pain at base of brain, Camph.; 
 followed by burning under toes, Alum.; to 
 calves, ICrot. tig.; in cancer of stomach, 
 ICarbo a.; in cardialgia, I IPlumb.; in chronic 
 carditis, Cact.; with oppression of chest, 
 ILach.; after chill, without subsequent sweat, 
 Graph.; before chill, Carbo v.; during chill, 
 Brom., IDros., I I Op.; with chill all over 
 body, Med.; with chill on alternate days at 
 noon, commencing in knees (ague), I IPuls.; 
 during chill, in intermittent, ICimex; with 
 chill in morning, Berb.; with chilliness, 
 I I Agar.; chilly, after vomiting, Sinap.; in 
 cholera infantum, IBelL; clammy, IISul.; 
 clammy, to knees, ILaur.; in colic, IColoc, 
 IVer.; in colic, relieved by hot cloths, Pallad.; 
 in colicodynia, I Ars.; constantly, ICalc, 
 ICalc ph., Cinnab., ICup. ac, IFerr., ILyc, 
 ■Mere sol., Oleand., I ISul.; in constipation, 
 IFerr.; with convulsions, ICaust.; causes 
 cough, IBufo. ; in cyanosis, ILach.; damp, 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 HCalc, Chim. m.; feeling, as of damp stock- 
 ings, HCalc, Hgn., I IPuls.; and dark (cardiac 
 dropsy), IDig.; during day, Chrom. ac; all 
 day, body hot, Magn. s.; by day, in chronic 
 dysentery, I ISul.; during day, during menses, 
 I INatr. p.; and dead (boy, epileptic spasms), 
 ICalc; with general debility, IVer.; after din- 
 ner, ICoral.; in diphtheria, INatr. a.; on dor- 
 sum, I I Graph. ; with enteralgia, • Cast.; before 
 epileptic attack, ILach.; in epistaxis, ICroc. ; 
 in erysipelas, 1 1 Apis ; in evening, ICarbo v., 
 Chim. umb.; -in evening, in bed, IIGraph., 
 IKali c; in evening, lasts a long time, in bed, 
 Zinc; worse in evening in bed, lAmm. m., 
 ■Sep.; worse in evening (melancholy after 
 mortification), llgn.; with heat in face, Men- 
 van th.; with heat in face, after dinner, I IPhyt.; 
 with flushes of heat in face, Sabina ; with ex- 
 ternal and internal heat of face, Ruta ; with 
 hot face and fulness in head, IGels. ; with livid 
 pale face,Sul.; with red and hot face, UStram.; 
 in fever, Ced., I ISil.; with fever, in afternoon, 
 Cinch, bol.; with evening fever, ISabad.; at 
 beginning of fever, in intermittent, ICimex ; 
 followed fever at 11 a.m., Med.; in puerperal 
 fever, I IPuls.; in typhus, INitr.ac; in yellow 
 fever, IGels.; with hot flushes, ISep.; of fore- 
 part, Daph.; as if frozen, Berb.; in gastralgia. 
 I Lye; habitual, worse about 8 a.m. (chest af- 
 fection),Menyanth.; in hsematemesisJICinch.; 
 with hematuria, llpec; with hot hands, Ars., 
 INux m. ; with burning in head, during apy- 
 rexia, Ign.; with hot head, Aur. met., IFerr., 
 INatr. c, IPhos. ac; with hot head, in amen- 
 orrhcea, 1 1 Ver. v. ; with hot head and anxiety, 
 ISul.; with headache, I Bell., Bufo., ICalc, 
 I IGels., I I Lac def.; when headache is better, 
 ICup. m.; with headache, especially towards 
 evening and in morning, USep.; with head- 
 ache, in menorrhagia, 1 1 Chin, s.; in neuralgic 
 headache, IGels., 1 1 Plat., I ISars.; in sick head- 
 ache, I IMelil., I INatr. m.; in affections of heart, 
 ISep.; from depressed action of heart, IGels.; 
 with heat, llgn.; with heat and apathy, Bufo.; 
 wfth heat of one side of body, IRan. b.; with 
 burning cheeks and flushes of heat, IICoccul.; 
 with heat, followed by chill, llris ; with heat, 
 alternating with chilliness (intermittent fever), 
 IMenyanth.; with heat, in evening, Amm. c, 
 Rhod. ; with heat in evening,after chill, IPetrol.; 
 with heat, in evening, worse in head, Meny- 
 anth.; with sudden attacks of heat, llpec; 
 with internal heat, ILach.; continued, during 
 heat, in hysteria, I ITarant.; with hot, dry feel- 
 ing on body, I IPtel.; then heat, in fever, Act. 
 rac; with hot body during sleep,ISamb.; even 
 in nottest weather (timid, nervous persons), 
 lAsar.; in hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. ac; icy, 
 Anac, 1 1 Ars., Berb., ICamph., Ced., Coloc, 
 ICup. m.,Dory., I lElaps, lEup. perf., ILach., 
 Mane, Mang., IMerc cor., INux m., I IPhos., 
 IPsor. , Squilla, HVer.; icy, to ankles, I I Agar.; 
 icy, before going to bed, I ISars. ; icy, even in 
 bed, I IPhos.; icy, with chilliness, Graph.; 
 icy, with heat in upper body, Lactu. v. ; icy, 
 with warmth of body, IMenyanth., Samb.; 
 icy, then burning, I I Graph.; icy, with chronic 
 carditis, ICact.; icy, in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, IGels.; icy, with chilliness in chest, ab- 
 domen and legs, Paris; icy, in chill, IHep.; icy, 
 with one-sided (left) chill, commencing in 
 back, ILyc; icy, in cholera, ICup. ac; icy, in 
 
 cholera infantum, ICamph.; icy, clammy, 
 Stront., 1 1 Zinc. ; icy, in evening, continue 
 after lying down in bed, Rhod. ; icy, in even- 
 ing in bed, suppressed foot-sweat, I ISil. ; icy, 
 at 7 p.m., ILyc; icy, with burning heat of 
 face, Samb. ; with flushes of heat, I I Kreo. ; icy, 
 hot hands, Calad.; icy, worse when head is 
 congested, ISul.; icy, in meningitis, I Aeon.; 
 icy, in metritis, ISep.; icy, right (pneu- 
 monia), MChel.; icy, soles, INitr. ac; in 
 staphyloma, I Apis ; icy, sweat on rest of body, 
 Ant. c; icy, with distended veins on hands, 
 IMenyanth.; icy, can scarcely be warmed, 
 IBell.; in insanity, I ITarant.;to knees, Aph.ch. ; 
 to knees, as if in cold water, IMenyanth.; in 
 labor, ISep.; in laryngitis, 1 1 Sang.; left, with 
 paralytic weakness (during sixth month of 
 pregnancy), 1 1 Rhus; with convulsions in 
 legs (puerperal convulsions), ILach.; to leg, 
 above knee, I llgn.; with pulling in legs, from 
 above downward, Spig.; liability to catch cold 
 from slight exposure, ICon.; in affection of 
 liver, and rheumatism, IChel. ; in inflamma- 
 tion of mammae, 1 1 Phyt. ; after meals, 
 ICamph.; in meningitis, IGels., IStram.; after 
 menses, I I Chin, s.; before menses, ILyc; 
 three days before menses, Hyper.; during 
 menses, IGraph., INux m., IPhos.; during 
 first day of menses (gastralgia), IGraph.; in 
 dysmenorrhea, I Crotal., IGraph., I I Sabina; 
 in dysmenorrhea and chlorosis, ICalc; in dys- 
 menorrhea, moist, I I Tarant. ; in morning, An- 
 ac; early in morning, but sensitive to draught, 
 Strain. ; in morning, hot in evening (brain af- 
 fections of children), I ISul.; 9 a.m. till 3 p.m., 
 I ICarbo a.; from 10 to 11 a.m., Med.; with 
 nausea and palpitation, IGlon.; with neural- 
 gia of intestines, IGels.; at night, IZinc; at 
 night, in bed, I ICalc; in opisthotonos, Ver. v. ; 
 with pain from umbilicus to anus, I I Led.; 
 with palpitation, ICoccul., IKali m.; in peri- 
 tonitis, lAtrop. s.; in phthisis, HStann.; in 
 pneumonia, I I Sang.; after change of position 
 (intermittent), ICoccul.; during pregnancy, 
 ILyc, I IVer.; in prosopalgia, ICoccul., IMez.; 
 acceleration of pulse (pernicious intermittent 
 and other diseases), ILyc; in rheumatism, 
 ILyc; of right, Bar. c; right, icy, in pneu- 
 monia, ICheh; in scarlatina, IGels.; sitting, 
 or in bed (intermittent), lArs.; as after skat- 
 ing, IFerr; cannot sleep, Aloe; in smallpox, 
 MVar. ; in soles, 1 1 Aeon., Ars., 1 1 Card, m., 
 IColoc, Lith., ISul.; in soles, sweating, ISul.; 
 with stomachache, Alum.; after loose stool, 
 Cornus; effects of overstudv, ICup. ac; with 
 sweat, HCalc, IDig., ILil/tig., IILyc, ISil.; 
 in winter, sore in summer, with sweat, I ISil.; 
 with toothache, ! I Spig. ; in uterine congestion, 
 IFerr.; in vaginismus, llgn.; with pressure 
 in vertex, ICalc; worse walking, Cinch. ;^ of 
 one, the other warm, in capillary bronchitis 
 or pneumonia, IChel.; even in warm room, 
 ICinch., IDiad.; in warm room, causing legs 
 to ache, Amm. br.; as if in cold water, IGels., 
 Sep.; with weight and pressure in vertex, 
 Naja; as if blown on by wintry wind, Cinch, 
 bol. 
 Feet, contraction* : Ferr. s., Guaiac; cramplike, 
 in middle, Ind.; feeling of (leprosy), ICaust.; 
 of left, ICann. s.; feeling of, in sinewsof sole, 
 Berb.; spasmodic, Bism.; spasmodic, in sole, 
 inner side, better stretching it out and bend- 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 ing sole upward, Khus; painful feeling in 
 soles, as if tendons were too short, ISyph. 
 
 Feet, convulsions: Ars. s. r., Art. v., Castor., 
 . ICup. m.; bent inward, ICalc, INux v.; child 
 draws spasmodically upward and backward 
 upon nates, ICup. m.; fidgety, before convul- 
 sions, IZinc. ; intermittent, tonic, 8 to 11 a.m., 
 joints flexed, INatr. m. ; left turned to left 
 side, 1 1 Op.; tetanic, iCamph., INux v.; re- 
 newed, when touched (brain disease in chil- 
 dren), I INux v. 
 
 Feet, corns: lAnt, c gig* bunions, callous ; 
 also Toes, corns. 
 
 Feet, cracking: of joints on every motion, 
 with drawing extending up to hips, Sul. ; tarsal 
 joint at every step, Magn. s. 
 
 Feet, cramplike pain: worse in ankle joint, 
 Calc. p.; in dorsum, IColoc; in dorsum back 
 to outer side of calves to thighs, ICamph.; in 
 metatarsal bones, 3 to 4 a.m., Badiag.; in 
 periosteum, IColoc; worse in right, only when 
 at rest, better by active motion, passive mo- 
 tion worse, appear every night while in bed 
 and in daytime when lying down, I Merc, iod. 
 flav.; in soles, on inner border, sitting, Collin.; 
 in sole, in muscles of right, flexing toes, 
 1 1 Card, m.; stitching, INatr. m. j^T con- 
 vulsions, drawing. 
 
 Feet, cramps: I Aeon., lAgar., lAscl. t., HBell., 
 Calab., HCaust., IColoc.,IICup.m.,IJatroph., 
 I I Lac c, Mane, INatr. c,$tram., MVer. v.; 
 as if about to be cramped, IDiosc.; in bed, 
 Gnaph.; with inward burning, I INux m.; in 
 cholera, I I Sec. ; with Asiatic cholera, I I Cup. 
 ars.; in cholera morbus, HVer. ; on attempt- 
 ing coition, ICup. m.; contraction of soles, 
 w r ith tonic spasms, IVer.; all day, 1 1 Petrol.; 
 mostly in daytime, ISep.; in left, in evening, 
 while in warm bath, I Calab.; in muscular 
 atrophy, ICalc; during night, Lachn.; 
 painful tonic spasm, during a long walk, 
 Sil.; worse in rest, Ang.; in plantar surface 
 of right, Natr. a.; in hollow of right pass- 
 ing along outer borders of gastrocnemii to 
 knee, Como.; in soles, Amm. c, ICalc, 
 HCaust., lElat., IFerr., IHep., Sel., IISul., 
 Zing.; in soles, in evening, Hippom.; insoles, 
 in evening after lying down, ICarbo v. ; in 
 soles, especially in persons who suffer from 
 cold feet, IStront.; in soles, in intermittent 
 fever, lElat.; in soles, when moving at night, 
 Jamb.; in soles, at night, I Agar., Calad., 
 INitr. ac, 1 1 Petrol.; in soles, particularly at 
 night, in Asiatic cholera, IISul.; in soles, at 
 night, must stretch feet, INux v.; particularly 
 in soles, IColch.; in soles, during pregnancy, 
 1 1 Calc; in sole, of right, ICaust.; in sole of 
 right, worse by putting foot down, better by 
 compressing calf, Chel.; in soles, from smok- 
 ing, Calad.; especially in soles, near toes, 
 Form.; in soles, at every step, Sul.; with 
 vomiting, Bism.; after long w T alking, Vib. 
 
 Feet, crawling (creeping): JSthus., Ars. h., 
 IHyper.,Stram. ; as of something alive, ICaust.; 
 ascending gradually over whole body (affec- 
 tion of heart), INatr. m.; sensation as if bugs 
 were crawling to knees, extends to thighs, 
 prevents going to sleep, I IZinc; in dorsa, 
 1 1 Agar.; extending to epigastrium, where 
 there is pressure, with nausea and anxiety 
 (hysteria), I INux v.; follows heat and burn- 
 ing in evening in bed, ISul.; in left, as though 
 
 asleep, IColoc; in lower portion of left, 
 Spong.; in morning, while lying in bed and 
 after rising, Rhus ; sudden feeling as of a 
 mouse running from right foot up leg to right 
 side of abdomen, before attack of epilepsy, 
 ISul.; as if numb, IHyper. ; in sole, Berb.; 
 in left sole as if asleep, with aching in articu- 
 lation of left sacro-iliac region, IColoc; in outer 
 half of left sole, as if nerve were pulled, w r hen 
 walking, raising left foot, bend left ankle, 
 Arn. 
 
 Feet, cutting : INatr. c; during chill, ankles 
 swollen, IChin. s.; in bones and joints of 
 right, Osm. 
 
 Feet, cyanotic : Jl^* tolue. 
 
 Feet, darting: knees, rheumatic neuralgic, 
 IGuaiac; in right, to side of head, in parox- 
 ysms (neuralgia), ICanth. 
 
 Feet, desquamation: I IDulc; in soles, at end 
 of fever, I Mane 
 
 Feet, digging : in soles, Bell.; middle of soles 
 in morning, Nux m. 
 
 Feet, dislocated feeling : in left, worse under 
 ball of big toe, Arum t.; in metatarsal bones, 
 Bell. 
 
 Feet, dragging : j^° Walking. 
 
 Feet, drawing: ICaulo., Nitr. sp. d., IIPuls., 
 ISul.; worse in open air, better warmth of 
 bed, HCaust.; in balls, Chrom. ac.; in bones 
 and ligaments of right, Chrom. ac; aching 
 in tarsus, as if foot would cramp, Como.; 
 cramplike, Vinca; in dorsum of left, Ast. r.; 
 forward, Berb. ; to hips, with cracking of joints 
 on every motion, Sul.; in left, Ammoniac, 
 I Ars., IColoc; in outer half of back of left, 
 Arn.; painful, Cann. s., IMagn. c; painful, on 
 backs, especially moving them, Camph.; pain- 
 ful, on dorsum of right when standing, ceas- 
 ing when sitting, Tarax.; painful, in tendons 
 and back of left, Ferr. iod.; dull, heavy pains, 
 Ham. ; paralytic, while sitting, Rhus ; in hol- 
 low of right, passing along outer border of 
 gastrocnemius to knee, Como.; from lower 
 portion of right to thigh, ISpong.; w r orse 
 right side, HChel. ; in soles, Ascl. t., Ast. r., 
 IKali ph.; in soles, inner border, on sitting, 
 Calend.; during and after walking feels as if a 
 tendon were drawing from sole of right 
 through bone of leg, I ICrotal.: when sitting, 
 in' tarsal joints, Val. J^^" cramplike pain. 
 
 Feet, dryness: I IPtel.; of joints, Hippom.; in 
 soles, Bism., Hippom.; feeling of, in soles, 
 IManc; in relapsingsummer complaint, I I Sil. 
 
 Feet, dull pain: on backs, IColoc; over backs 
 to toes, began soon after getting into bed, last- 
 ing till 4 or 5 a.m., Syph.; in periosteum, 
 IColoc; top of left, Xan.; in right tarsal 
 bones, Bapt. 
 
 Feet, emaciation: HCaust.; atrophy, I Ars. 
 
 Feet, eruption : Med.; acne, rubs all night, in 
 nursing child, ICaust. ; blue black blisters, 
 
 I Ars.; blisters, on left, filled with matter, 
 7rCup. m. ; blisters on bottom, at night dis- 
 charged light yellow fetid w T ater, Ars.; when 
 rubbing, they became covered with large blis- 
 ters, I ICaust.; blister, full of serum, on right 
 sole, Kali bi.; spreading blisters on soles, 
 ICalc; spreading blisters on soles, form ulcers, 
 
 II Ars. ; blisters, changing to foul ulcers^Cale; 
 large yellow blisters on soles, yellow corroding 
 fluid, Bufo.; dry, burning, itching, herpetic, 
 on left, skin peeled off, IMez.; erysipelatoid, 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 Ehus ; herpetic, from a blow six months ago, 
 heals and then breaks out again, I I Sul. ; itch- 
 ing hives, I ISul.; ichorous exanthema, 
 Jacea ; impetigo, on dorsum, ICarb. s.; itching, 
 on instep, Psor.; on instep, painful, Psor. ; 
 itching, biting, changing to nettlerash when 
 scratched, ICalc; leprous spots, coppery, 
 annular, raised, IGraph.; nodes, lAng.; blue- 
 red spots, like petechia, MPhos.; pimples, 
 small, red, rashlike, itching, burning, as 
 far as calves, Bov.; on dorsum, pimples 
 form scales (impetigo), ICarb. s.; pimples 
 on dorsum, bleeding after scratching, Mosch.; 
 bright red pimples on internal malle- 
 olus of right, Chin, a?; pimples,, spreading, 
 Bar. c; upper part covered with dark lentil- 
 shaped pimples (amenorrhoea) , ILach.; syphi- 
 litic psoriasis on soles, IPhos. ; pustules, Con.; 
 pustules on one foot to knee, on running to- 
 gether made one continuous sore, IMerc. sol.; 
 small pustules, secreting much pus, ICalc; 
 dorsal surface covered with large pustules, 
 burst, discharging yellow green thick pus, se- 
 vere tensive pains, worse right foot, 1 1 Sep. ; 
 pustulous exanthema, Jacea; red spot, on 
 dorsum, Thuya ; red, elevated Spot on dor- 
 sum, I I Puis. ; burning, in small red spots, ac- 
 companying rheumatism, Mang. ; right cov- 
 ered with red spots, Elaps ; covered with pale 
 red spots, about the size of a dime, previous 
 use of mercury (constitutional syphilis), 
 MPhyt. ; scabby condition, ICalc; small, 
 round, red insensible spot, Led. ; acute, very 
 painful suggillation on dorsum, I IFerr. ph.; on 
 insteps, of small itching vesicles, which tear 
 easily and form superficial ulcers, Ast. r. ; ves- 
 icles, Elaps ; large vesicles, especially on soles, 
 IManc; small vesicles in prostatitis and atony 
 of sexual organs, I ISelen.; minute vesicles on 
 soles (phthisis), IKali c; vesicles becoming 
 ulcers, I I Psor. 
 
 Feet, erysipelas : Calend., I IDulc; in elephan- 
 tiasis Arabum, IISiL; in irritable subjects, par- 
 ticularly women, bright red swelling with 
 severe pain, I I Nux v. 
 
 Feet, everted: right, in morbus coxarius, 
 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Feet, extension : MPhyt.; rigid, 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Feet, formication: lAgar., Kali n.; in left, 
 Ars. i.; in tabes dorsalis, Sec. 
 
 Feet, full feeling : Osm. 
 
 Feet, gangrene : Calend., ILach.; with constant 
 burning, tearing pains, 1 1 Sec; in right, livid, 
 (senile), I I Sec. 
 
 Feet, gout: IILed., INatr. s. ; acute, IKali iod.; 
 with pains (dyspepsia), Ant. c; worse towards 
 evening, fears passers-by may strike it, lArn.; 
 joints filled with solid exudate, IKali iod.; 
 pains, especially in heels, Ananth.; tophi, 
 Bufo. ; tophi, with chorea, Ugn. 
 
 Feet, grumbling pain : while standing, better 
 walking, IPuls. 
 
 Feet, hang : complaints worse when allowing 
 to hang down, IPuls. 
 
 Feet, heat: Ars. h., Camph., ICaust., ICoccul., 
 IKali bi., Millef, INux v., Phos. ac, IPsor., 
 
 I I Ptel.,1 IPuls.,1 ISul. ; alternately hot and cold, 
 in acute mania after melancholia, I Gels.; rapid 
 alternations of heat and cold, in hysteria, 
 
 I I Sec; burning, Ars., Ast. r., IFluor. ac, Med., 
 Plant. ; burning, cannot keep them covered 
 (scarlatina), MPhyt.; burning, in evening, 
 
 ■Led. ; burning, in vaginismus, Ugn. ; with 
 cold cheeks, INatr. c; children kick off clothes 
 to cool them., ISul. ; with chill, ISpong.; with 
 cold body, Calad.; either hot or cold, I IGraph.; 
 one hot the other cold, IILyc; must be kept 
 covered, as cold causes pain, I INux v.; with 
 cramplike pain in left hip at night, Jugl.; after 
 dinner, Calend.; beginning on dorsa, first left 
 then right, dry at night, INatr. s.; in evening, 
 ■Led., ISil.; with burning in evening in bed, 
 obliged to uncover, followed by itching, un- 
 easiness and crawling, ISul.; ascends to face, 
 Hyos.; feverish, I IPtel.; as if fire were cours- 
 ing from left through body to head, 1 1 Zinc; 
 with hot flushes, I ISul.; with cold hands, 
 Aloe, ICalc, MColoc; congestion to head, 
 IGlon.; particularly in heels, ISpong.; nightly,, 
 internal, ICalc; over leg and knees, most fre- 
 quent at night, with crawling and formication 
 in paralyzed part (paresis crurum), INux v.; 
 at night, ISep.; with pulling in legs from be- 
 low upward, Spig.; in rheumatism, I IPuls.; 
 with shiveringover back and neck, I IKalim.; 
 in soles, Berb., Cub., IFerr., IPetrol., Psor.,, 
 II Sep. ; begins in soles, Lith.; burning in 
 soles, ISep., ISul.; dry burning in soles, even 
 when cold through day (after itch suppressed 
 by sulphur), I I Sul. ; in soles, during menses, 
 IPetrol.; in soles, in morning, Eup. perf.; 
 veins distended, ISpong.; get warm as hands 
 get cold, ISep. . J^" burning. 
 
 Feet, heaviness: I Agar., Alum., Ang., Bell., 
 Cadm. s.,Calca., Carbol. ac, Colch., Ugn., 
 IKali c, ILed., INatr. m., MOp., I IPetrol., 
 IPhos., I IPuls., Sabad.; especially of ankles, 
 ■Sul.; in diabetes, INatr. s.; with dull frontal 
 headache, Picac; in instep, Arn.; with irri- 
 tability, ICalc; and languor, IIGamb.; as 
 though filled with lead, in evening, with swell- 
 ing from middleoflegsdownward, I INatr.m.; 
 as lead, extends up tibia, Spong.; is scarcely 
 able to lift, IKali c; as if loaded, Ind.; before 
 menses, ILyc; during menses, ISul.; better 
 during menses, 1 1 Cycl.; in morning, 1 1 Apis; 
 worse by motion, Niccol.; at night, I I Apis; 
 in phthisis, I IStann.;in right, Ars. i.; while 
 sitting,! Ehus; starting at trifles,Spong.; pain as 
 if heavy stones were tied to parts, especially 
 knees, must move about for relief, IVer.; and 
 swollen, thought they would burst, IGraph.; 
 with tension when sitting or walking, INatr. c; 
 in typhoid, ICoccul.; while walking, I I Sep.; as 
 if weights were hanging to (rheumatism), 
 1 1 Ehod.; weight, in hematuria, llpec; weight, 
 in left, Ars. i.; weight, in typhoid, ICoccul. 
 
 Feet, hip disease : thrown forward on affected 
 side, supported by great toe (coxalgia), I ISul. 
 fggg*' everted; also Hip disease. 
 
 Feet, inflammation: IPuls., I ISul.; tendency 
 to, likely to be blistered by boots, at soles, 
 especially outer toes, burning, Merc. sul. ; of 
 bones, Sarrac; hot, erysipelatous, I Am.; feel- 
 ing of, after a walk, I Arn.; of left, with fever r 
 IComo.; periostitis of left (after typhus, after 
 mechanical injury),! Aur. mur.; red, could not 
 bear touch or motion, IMerc; in soles,. 
 IPuls.; tarsal bones, spongious, cannot bear 
 touch, IGuaiac 
 
 Feet, injuries : blister on dorsum of right peeled 
 leaving an ulcer which did not heal, from 
 wearing tight boots, I ISil.; after wearing a 
 tight boot a blister appeared on dorsum, ber 
 
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 neath which skin had ulcerated and showed 
 no tendency to heal, three centimetres long 
 by two broad, edges perpendicular and irreg- 
 ularly indented, its soft and fungoid surface 
 was covered with a brick-red sanies mingled 
 with violet and blue streaks from admixture 
 of venous blood, 1 1 Pseonia ; after wearing 
 boots for several days, which he usually could 
 not wear on account of swelling of tarsal 
 bones of right foot, violent pain in that part 
 rapidly increasing, IMerc; toes of right, 
 crushed by a heavy iron shutter, and almost 
 severed from foot, bones protruding in several 
 places, considerable hemorrhage, excruciating 
 pain,IHyper. ; crushed and lacerated, ICalend.; 
 compound fractures, with great laceration of 
 soft parts, I Hyper.; sore, raw spots, especially 
 heel, on friction, HCepa ; intense pain, after 
 running pin into, I Hyper.; in sole, proud flesh 
 from a splinter, 1 1 Arn.; sprained, I Arm, I ILed., 
 HRhus, Spig. after Arn.; a small wound be- 
 came ulcerated (fungus nematodes), I IPhos. 
 g^° sprained feeling. 
 
 Feet, insensibility : I I Arn., Ars., I INux v.; in 
 evening, ICalc; to touch, IDaph.; in menin- 
 gitis, I Aeon.; feel very large, after pain, 
 Daph.; in paralysis, I Cup. m.; soles do not feel 
 the ground, Ars. ; to touch, Carbo v. 
 
 Feet, itching: I Ant. sul. aur., Berb., I ICalc, 
 ICoccul., I IDulc, ILach., 7rMagn. p., ISep., 
 Spong., Strain., IISul., I I'Ver. v.; inafternoon, 
 Chrom. ac; near back of, worse scratching, 
 is obliged to scratch till it bleeds, Bism. ; in 
 balls, Chrom. ac; in dorsa, 1 1 Agar., ICaust. ; 
 heat and burning in them, in evening in bed, 
 ■Sul.; intolerable, Ars.; in itch, ILach.; in 
 joint, ICalc; on dorsum of left, worse scratch- 
 ing, Berb.; especially left, as if there were 
 some heat vesicles there, Tell. ; on internal 
 malleolus of right, at 2 a.m.. Chin, a.; intol- 
 erable at night, HRhus ; at night, from no ap- 
 parent cause, better by very hot water, ILith.; 
 in centre of right, Arum t.; biting, rubbing 
 makes spot red, and vesicles arise, soon van- 
 ishing again, Spong.; in soles, 1 1 Agar., Am- 
 moniac, Aur. met., Calc s., 1 1 Med., Psor., 
 Zinc; in soles, burning, IIKreo.; and burn- 
 ing, especially on walking, in soles, IISul.; in 
 soles, continued dull itching, IHep.; on soles, 
 insupportable, IHydrocot.; in sole of left, on 
 inner margin, Lith.; in sole of right, Brach., 
 IChel.; in sole of right, in evening, Amm. m.; 
 in sole, in inner border right foot, not better 
 scratching, Amb. ; worse scratching or rub- 
 bing, Cornus ; on top, worse from scratching 
 and warmth of bed, ILed. 
 
 Feet, jerking: IIHyos. ; upward, on falling 
 asleep, Bell., IKali c, IZinc; convulsive, Bar. 
 m.; of left, then of arms (epilepsy), IKali br.; 
 painful, through left, worse at night and 
 before midnight, better by shifting position 
 and warmth (rheumatism), 1 1 Puis. ; starting, 
 ■Graph.; violent, in spasms, ICina. 
 g^* twitching. 
 
 Feet, lameness: Bell., Merc. iod. fiav.; from 
 instep to sole, during pregnancy, Sil.; of right, 
 Hyper.; in sole, IKali ph.; in left sole, to 
 knee, ICup. ac; from instep through foot to 
 sole (pregnancy), 1 1 Sil. ; for three weeks, 
 would walk or stand on sides of feet to rest 
 them, Tuberc 
 
 Feet, lancinating : with occasional attacks of 
 
 cramps in sole, Plumb.; fine, in soles, Agnus; 
 deep-seated pain in sole, when resting body 
 upon it, Spig.; in right sole, iEthus. 
 fR^* stitches. 
 
 Feet, feel large: 1 1 Apis; left feels large as 
 whole body, Daph. 
 
 Feet, feel as if loose : in joints, Stram. 
 
 Feet, marbled : skin on dorsum, ICaust. 
 
 Feet, motion : automatic, convulsive, as in hy- 
 drocephalus (typhoid), IZinc; constant, I ISul.; 
 constant, in left, ILach.; dance and jump, must 
 hold or have them held to floor as soon as 
 night comes (hysterical chorea), I ISticta; in- 
 voluntary, in pneumonia, IChel.; inordinate, 
 irregular movements, subside almost entirely 
 on hearing notes of hornpipe, I ITarant. ; can- 
 not move left, even w r hen lying in bed, Ars. h.; 
 kicking against something causes stitches in 
 back, ISep.; could not move, in rheumatism, 
 ■Apis, IIBry.; could not move, sitting with 
 them crossed, could not uncross them (hys- 
 teria), 7rTereb.; relieves pain in evening, 
 I Ars.; pushing with, in typhus, I i Stram.; 
 spasmodic, in hysteria, I INux v.; stamping 
 during sleep, children, llgn.; striking about, 
 in mental derangement, Stram.; tremulous 
 tossing as in a violent chill, in afternoon, 
 Stram.; traces pattern of carpet (insanity), 
 IHyos. 
 
 Feet, necrosis : ICalc 
 
 Feet, neuralgia : during menses, 1 1 Amm. m.; 
 sciatic pains, especially in heels, Ananth. 
 
 Feet, numbness: lAcon., 1 1 Alum., Amm. m., 
 Ant. t., I I Arn., 1 1 Ars., Cact., ICaust., Cinnab.,. 
 ICoca, ICoccul., Codein., IColoc, Diosc, 
 IFerr., IHell., IHyper., Ign., ILyc, IIMez., 
 
 I INitr. ac, 1 1 Op., IPhos., Psor., 1 1 Rhus, ISec, 
 
 I I Yer. v.; with chill, 4 to 8 p.m., ILyc; with 
 burning and twinging, referable to spinal col- 
 umn, ICalab.; as if dead, during chill (inter- 
 mittent), ICimex; with one-sided (left) chill, 
 commencing in back, ILyc; during climac- 
 teric period, IGlon., Sep. ; cold, Abrot.; dead, 
 to knees, Ars. h.; dead, especially at night in 
 bed, ICalc; after dinner, IKali c; forepart, 
 mostly in soles, w T hile walking, 1 1 Oleand. ,•; 
 feel fiizzy, IHyper. ; in hollow, right, Merc s.; 
 after influenza, IIRhod.; left, I IBapt., 1 1 Lac 
 c, Thuya ; left then right, IColoc; left then 
 right, disappears on walking, Millef.; left, in 
 rheumatism, I I Puis.; left with paralytic 
 weakness (during sixth month of pregnancy), 
 
 I I Rhus ; when crossing legs or sitting, I I Laur.; 
 in locomotor ataxia, IPhos.; in meningitis, 
 I Aeon.; going off bymotion (diabetes), IHelon.; 
 going off by motion, only felt when sitting 
 still, IHelon.; all night, as after skating, 
 IFerr.; pain, in outer edge, I ICaust.; feel 
 pithy, as if pricked with needles (after a fall 
 on coccyx), IHyper.; with prickling, IColch.; 
 felt lifeless, in paralytic rheumatism, IPhos.; 
 lower part of right, Rhus ; outer side of right, 
 Ars. s. r.; in right (rheumatism), I ISabad.; 
 after sitting down, Ant. t. ; when sitting, 
 Euphor.; as after fatigue from standing, only 
 while sitting, IPlat.; when sitting, after walk- 
 ing, IIRhod.; insoles, f INux v.; left sole, to 
 knee, ICup. ac; in left sole, Cann. i.; soles 
 seem pithy on stepping, worse at night, 
 Cham.; soles, at times a prickly sensation as 
 if numb parts were punctured by a great 
 number of needles, Syph.; soles, while sitting,. 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 IICoccul.; in spinal irritation, INux v.; when 
 standing, Merc.suL; with tingling (rheumatic 
 paralysis), 1 1 Rhus; pressed to floor with 
 difficulty, as if they were made of wood, 
 Plumb. ; as if made of wood, Ars. g^° paral- 
 yzed feeling, tingling. 
 
 Feet, odor: fetid (without sweat), IGraph., 
 Sep. , Sil. fi@g~ sweat. 
 
 Feet, pain (undefined): lArn., Ars., Arum t., 
 ICann. s., IDig., ILith., IPhyt., Sil., I IVer. v.; 
 to other articulations, Ant. t. ; in balls when 
 stepping on them, Berb.; in middle of ball of 
 left when stepping, Brom.; in bones, with 
 sensation of heat, dare not step heavily on 
 feet, Ruta ; in bones, violent, nightly, IMez.; 
 in bone, in secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; in 
 acute Bright' s disease, lApis ; deep-seated, in 
 left (after typhus), lAur. mur. ; after dinner, 
 Carb. s.; on dorsa, IPhyt.; on dorsum, I I Sil.; 
 in dorsa, with chilliness and coldness in fore- 
 noon, ICop.; in dorsum of right, I I Card, m.; 
 on dorsum of right, 4 a.m., I IPhyt.; drawing 
 into, during stool (ischias), INux v.; worse in 
 evening, parts hot, pain to thigh (consump- 
 tion), IGuaiac; extends to, towards midday, 
 Arund.; causing shuffling gait, I IPsor.; at 
 border and in soles, as if gouty, ILith. ; after 
 suppressed gonorrhoea, 1 1 Thuya; in hollow 
 and' ball, 1 1 Natr. p. ; in instep, worse after 
 being in bed, during menses, Lyss.; in joints, 
 Ast. r.; in joints, with or without swelling, 
 ICalc. ; in smaller joints, with swelling and 
 hardness, IStaph. ; in left,Coff. t.,Gels.; in left, 
 from one ankle boneto the other, above joint, 
 worse in a small spot on dorsum of foot, worse 
 moving foot joint, Ars. h.; in left, concen- 
 trated at ball of toe, worse by motion, Ast. r. ; 
 in left, as if contracted lengthwise, Ars. h. ; in 
 left, worse in evening, Ars. h. ; in left, hurts 
 most towards external margin, Ars. h.; in left, 
 worse before menses, with increased menses, 
 IColoc; severe, in left, Ailant.; in left, worse 
 in sole, prevent stepping on it, worse by mo- 
 tion, better in bed, Ars. h.; and soreness of 
 npper part of left, Eup. perf.; in left, worse 
 walking, Ars. h., Iod.; when lifting, Berb.; 
 when lying in bed, IMagn. c; in metatarsus, 
 ILith.; in right metatarsus, Sarrac.; in right 
 metatarsus, upper part, Anag.; worse at night, 
 Caulo.; when raising, preventing flexion, 
 Berb.; cause restlessness at night, Caulo.; 
 in right, to knee and then to thigh, Chim. m. ; 
 in right, along inner margin, an hour later 
 pain in front of left, Cypr. ; in second toe of 
 right, livid swelling to knee, more painful 
 when he walks, cannot stretch out foot, toe 
 painful to pressure, ILach.; worse in scarlet 
 fever, IDulc; in soles, Cact., ICanth.; in sole, 
 to ankle (lyssophobia), Lyss.; in curved or con- 
 cave part of left sole. Anag.; in left sole, with 
 feeling of faintness through whole body, Merc, 
 iod. flav.; in soles, as after a journey, IPhos.; 
 in soles, with lameness, could not walk, I IBry.; 
 in left sole, in middle of thick fleshy anterior 
 part and at same time an aching pain through 
 lower leg, Ferr. s.; in sole, in senile gangrene, 
 Sec; in sole, as though too soft and swollen 
 on stepping (tabes dorsalis),! Alum.; in soles, 
 when standing on them,Syph.;insole, towards 
 middle toe, worse when first toe joints are 
 bent, Ars. h.; in sole, near toes, left side, 
 Anag.; in soles, as if she had walked too much, 
 
 1 1 Phos. ; in soles, as if she had walked too 
 much, with sensation as if they were asleep 
 (progressive spinal paralysis), IPhos.; in sole, 
 when walking, IGels., IMerc; worse standing, 
 Eup. perf.; terrible, all over, cries with pain 
 (acute synovitis), IFerr. ph.; when stretching, 
 Berb.; with swollen calf, ICalc; in left tarsus, 
 Sarrac; in lower part of left tarsus, Bapt.; in 
 tarsal joints, as after walking a good deal, 
 Coral.; to thigh, Spong.; under toe nails (in- 
 termittent), 1 1 Eup. perf.; forward to toes, at 
 every step (rheumatism), I IPhos.; in soles, 
 spreading towards great toe, with sensation as 
 if it had been sprained, worse afternoon and 
 from touch (rheumatism), ICrot. t.; upward, 
 Ars. h. 
 
 Feet, pale : in dropsy, 1 1 Apis ; even in a warm 
 room, ICinch. 
 
 Feet, paralysis : I INux v., Oleand.; from soft- 
 ening of brain, IZinc; from cerebral hemor- 
 rhage, IZinc ; in diphtheria, I Apis ; of flexors, 
 with tension in tendons, IBar.c; left, after apo- 
 plectic condition, with great prostration, I Ars.; 
 in left (apoplexy), ICoccul. ; of extensors in 
 left, after typhus, drags toes, ICrotal.; from 
 chronic nervous disease, IZinc; palsied, 
 Strain.; no reflex movement, on tickling sole 
 of right (sudden unconsciousness), ICoccul.; 
 rheumatic, in tarsal joints, Ruta ; from spinal 
 disease, IZinc; from suppressed foot sweat by 
 getting wet, I IZinc; almost total, ILyc; worse 
 from wine, I IZinc. 
 
 Feet, paralyzed feeling: Asar.,IChel., I IPhos., 
 Sil.; with faintness, Cham.; in hematuria, 
 llpec; in joints, Plumb.; worse at night, 
 Cham.; painful, Jamb.; in right, Zinc; sud- 
 den, ICham. j$^T numbness, weakness. 
 
 Feet, piercing: Berb.; in metatarsal bones, 
 while walking, Carb. s.; in soles, INatr. s. 
 jUJ^ stitches. 
 
 Feet, pinching: on backs, especially on moving 
 them, Camph.; in left, Ammoniac 
 
 Feet, pressing feeling: Brom., Cinnab.; in 
 bones, Bism. ; painful, in dorsa, INatr. c; pain- 
 ful, in joints, like a dull point, now here, now 
 there, Lyss.; on dorsum of right, while sitting, 
 Tarax.; continual, in anterior third of right, 
 Cain.; in middle of soles, in morning, Nuxm. 
 
 Feet, pricking: Ailant., Arum d., Arum t., 
 Berb., Cann. i.; in balls, as if toes were drawn 
 down on putting foot to ground, Staph., 
 I ISul. ; at beginning of chill, lEup. perf.; as 
 of needles, Kob.; as from needles, in myelitis, 
 I I Pic ac; in paralysis agitans, I ITarant.;as 
 if full of pins, Dory.; shooting, on right in- 
 step, I IFerr.; in soles, Eup. perf. $gg*' prick- 
 ling, sticking. 
 
 Feet, prickling : as if asleep, with numbness, 
 IColch.; of left, I I Bapt.; of outer side of right, 
 Ars. s. r.; in soles, Cub.; in soles, fine, crawl- 
 ing pains, almost like a sore pain, while walk- 
 ing, or standing, or sitting, evening, Zing.; in 
 soles, when walking, Bry. Jgii"* numbness, 
 pricking. 
 
 Feet, redness: Apis, ICarb. s., Carbo v., TrMagn. 
 p., IPuls., Sep., 1 1 Sil.; on dorsum, IHydras., 
 I I Sil.; in scarlet fever, Vespa; of soles, IPuls.; 
 of soles, when walking, Squilla; spots, I Ars.; 
 yellow streak on top, near toes, Ars. h. 
 
 Feet, restlessness: Ferr. iod., IRhus, HZinc; 
 in hemicrania, lArs.; wearying fidgetiness 
 (dysmenorrhcea), I ITarant,; fidgety, morning 
 
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 in bed, for hours after retiring, even when 
 asleep, HZinc; at night. IChain.; has to 
 change position or walk about, lArs.; cannot 
 keep quiet, yet motion causes pain, I ICaust.; 
 cannot keep them still, in evening, -Magn.p.; 
 cannot keep still, in ovarian tumor, I Ars.; 
 uneasiness, constantly obliged to move them, 
 worse while walking, INatr. m. 
 
 Feet, rhagades: IHep., USars. ; on joints, with 
 chilblains, ISul. ; in left,white, and covered with 
 thin scales, discharging a sanious fluid, Como. 
 
 Feet, rheumatism: IXitr. ac, IPhyt., MSars.; 
 with dyspepsia, Ant. c; complicated with 
 epilepsy, pain and redness disappear when left 
 hand and arm get numb, return when hand 
 and arm get well, ILach.; after heat isrelieved, 
 Aur. met.; especially in heels, Ananth.; from 
 heels to toes, I IRuta; in instep, burning like 
 fire in left side of right, prevents moving foot, 
 better toe planted inward, worse evening, 
 continues during night, waking her up sud- 
 denly every two or three hours, worst 1.30 to 
 3.30 a.m., better towards daybreak, I ISyph. 
 improved ; back of left to pelvis, in evening, 
 Ferr. iod. ; in left, I 1 01. jec; in left instep, 
 Vespa; difficult to lift, on going up stairs, 
 stumbles, IColch. ; flying pains in metatarsal 
 bones of right, Ustil. ; as if in periosteum, worse 
 at rest, during wet, cold weather, IRhod.; in 
 right, Cinch, bol.; in right, on awaking at 
 night, pass off on rising, Lith.; in soles, Aph. 
 ch.; pain on first putting it down to stand on 
 it, 1 1 Rhus v.; pressing, in left tarsus, draw- 
 ing, Stram. ; after washing floor, I Merc. iod. 
 rub.; cannot bear weight on heel, Mang. 
 J^gf drawing, tearing. 
 
 Feet, sere-wing : in bones, Bism. 
 
 Feet, sensitiveness: ILach., Rumex ; balls 
 tender, I I Med.; left metatarsus to knee, tender 
 (uterine fibroid after repeated hemorrhages), 
 lApis; to pressure, when walking, Alum.; in 
 arthritis, ILed. ; of left sole, Ast. r. ; soles as 
 if too soft, when walking, Carbo v.; soles too 
 sore to step on, Alum. ; soles tender, I Staph., 
 Zinc; tender soles, with swelling of feet, 
 Sabad.; soles tender, could not walk on them, 
 had to walk on knees (suppressed gonorrhoea), 
 I I Med.; in soles, when walking, I Aloe, I Ant. 
 c, IILyc; sharp pain, when stepping on 
 them in morning, not felt at any other time, 
 Med.; stepping prevented by pains of perios- 
 titis, IMez.; tender, Calc s., Sil., I ISul.: 
 tender, when bathed, IPetrol.; tender, foul 
 moisture, IPetrol.; tight shoes intolerable, 
 Berb.; sore to touch, particularly around 
 ankle, IMerc. iod. rub.; when touched ever 
 so lightly, she jerks them up much frightened 
 (erysipelas bullosum capitis suppressed by 
 salve), IKali c. ; painful on walking, feels 
 every pebble, Sabad. 
 
 Feet, sharp pain: in bones and ligaments of 
 right, Chrom. ac; in soles, IColoc 
 
 Feet, shooting : in balls, Chrom. ac; in bone 
 (rheumatism), I I Rhus v.; occasional, in in- 
 step, Osm. ; in instep of right, Ast. r.; in knees, 
 Xan. ; lightning-like, in soles, Daph. ; in me- 
 tatarsal bones, while walking. I I Agar.; on 
 outer side of right metatarsus, Tromb. ; worse 
 moving, Bufo ; in right, Cepa ; in soles, Bell., 
 Calc p.; in soles, like splinters, I I Agar.; in 
 left tarsal bones, 6 p.m., Tromb.; while walk- 
 ing, I I Agar. 
 
 Feet, shrivelled : as if mummified, skin hangs 
 in folds, Ars. 
 
 Feet, smarting : Berb., IHep. 
 
 Feet, soreness: Berb., ICarbo a., IILyc, I I Ran. 
 b., ISul., I I Thuya ; painful in ball, in rheu- 
 matism, I I Rhus v. ; in ball, under toes, IMed.; 
 balls painful on treading on ground, Chrom. 
 ac; under left, Med.; from instep to sole, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, Sil.; in soles, Brach., IColoc, 
 I ICrotal., IPuls. ; especially in soles, INatr. c; 
 in soles, with foot sweat, IIBar. c; from in- 
 step to sole, in pregnancy, I I Sil.; in soles, 
 worse at night (rheumatism), I I Syph. ; in soles, 
 worse stooping, Lil. tig.; in soles, when walk- 
 ing, Squilla ; when standing, in gouty subjects, 
 "Eup. perf.; from sweat, I Calc; about toes, 
 UZinc; as if ulcerated, when stepping, lArg. 
 met.; after walking, I Zinc. Jg^" sensitive- 
 ness. 
 
 Feet, spasm : Jggg^ convulsions. 
 
 Feet, spasmodic pain : in left, Meph. 
 
 Feet, sprained : g^*" injuries. 
 
 Feet, sprained feeling : Bry., Cycl., IKalm.; 
 in joints, when walking, ICamph.; in meta- 
 tarsus, Berb.; in left metatarsus, Carb. s.; as 
 after taking a misstep, after catching cold, 
 wanders up to thigh, IHep.; in soles, more at 
 heel, I i Cycl.; indistinct pain, like strain, 
 Chrom. ac ; as if left were strained or dislo- 
 cated, Hyper.; in morning, on rising, Rhus; 
 in rheumatism, I IPhos.; in tarsal joints, Arm; 
 in right tarsal joints, I IMerc. sol. 
 
 Feet, stabbing : in metatarsal bones, through 
 toes, while walking, Carb. s. 
 
 Feet, starting : g^p* jerking, twitching. 
 
 Feet, sticking: in forepart, Zinc; as though 
 frozen, Carbo v.; in sole, 01. an. fi^* prick- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Feet, stiffness: All. sat., II Apis, ICalc, IFerr., 
 IKali c, IIKreo., ISec, ISticta ; alternates 
 with tearing, I I Ars.; in cold, as if they would 
 be frozen, Cham.; feeling of, Ars. m.; in morn- 
 ing, I I Apis; at night, 1 1 Apis; in articular 
 rheumatism, ISul.; of right, Ant. t.; rigid, in 
 morning, ILed.; after rising from a seat, 
 I ILaur.; in scirrhus, I Ars.; of soles, IColoc. 
 
 Feet, stinging: IKali c, I I Ran. b., I ISul., 
 Zing.; in joints, IHell. ; as from pins, at be- 
 ginning of chill, lEup. perf.; in soles, Arum t.; 
 Ilgn.; of soles, in middle, Calc p.; when step- 
 ping on, ends in numbness, Berb. 
 ggg^ pricking. 
 
 Feet, stitches: Ars. h., Bry., Jacea, IKalm., 
 Meph., I ISul.; with unsteadiness in back, 
 knees and feet, I IMerc sol.; in ball, Zinc; in 
 ball of right, Sul.; burning on back of foot, in 
 bones here and there, Zinc. ; burning in soles, 
 IFluor. ac; from inside outward, when travel- 
 
 ' ing in a carriage, Berb.; in dorsum, lAnac; 
 after fever and sweat (quartan ague), IPhell.; 
 cause hobbling, Berb.: in right instep, Iodof.; 
 in joints, Spig.; knifelike, I ICaust.; from left, 
 through whole thigh, into testes, hinders 
 walking, Bar. c ; in metatarsal bones, like 
 from a nail, when standing, Berb. ; in rheu- 
 matism, I IPuls.; in soles, Asar., Bor., IKalm., 
 Tarax.; in soles, as if he were walking upon 
 needles, in evening, Rhus ; in soles, as with 
 needles, in right, sole swollen, INatr. c; se- 
 vere pains in right sole, from within outward, 
 while sitting, Tarax.; on attempting to stand 
 (rheumatism), I IPuls.; in tarsal joints, Am- 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 moniac; in under part of toes of right, 
 Cypr.; from below upward, Berb. JS^sT* lan- 
 cinating, sticking, stinging. 
 
 Feet, stretching: inclination to stretch in 
 morning, Rhus; painful, in soles, Ast. r.; 
 great inclination to stretch while sitting, 
 IPuls.; spasmodic, ICina. 
 
 Feet, sweat: Amm. c, Ars. m., IBar. c, 
 ^Cain., Carbo v., HCalc, IColoc, ICup. 
 m., Dros., IFluor. ac, IGraph., Hep., 
 Hyper., Ind., Iod., Jab., IKali bi., Kali c, 
 Kalm., Kreo., Lach., ILact. ac, Led., Lil. tig., 
 ILyc, IMagn. m., Mang., I I Med., IIMerc, 
 Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c, INatr m., INitr. ac, 
 ■Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, Phyt., Plumb., 
 IPsor., Puis., Rhus, Sabad., Sabina, Sal. ac, 
 Sec, ISep., HSil., Staph., ISul, Thuya, IVer., 
 I Zinc; in acne rosacea, ICaust. ; in afternoon, 
 Graph.; with burning of feet, Calc, ILyc, 
 Mur. ac, Petrol., Sep., ISul., Thuya ; constant, 
 HSil., IThuya; chronic, with chronic head- 
 ache, MSil.; cold, Act. rac, Aeon., Ars., 
 Atrop., Bell., Benz. ac, IICalc,Cann., ICarbo 
 v., ICaust., Coccul.,IDros., Hep., Iod., Ilpec, 
 Kali ph., ILil. tig., ILyc, Med., IMerc,Mez., 
 Mur. ac. , Nitr. ac, Oxal. ac, Pic ac, Plumb., 
 ISiL, Squilla, IStaph., ISul., I IVer.; cold and 
 clammy, ICalc, Laur., IMerc, Pic ac, 
 Sul.; cold, in dysmenorrhea, I ITarant.; 
 cold, in evening, in bed, IMur. ac; cold, 
 makes sore, ILyc; cold, after stool, ISul.; 
 with constant cough, I ILact. ac; excoriating, 
 toes, IBar.c, ICalc, ICarbo v., Coff., IGraph., 
 Hod., ILyc, INitr. ac, Petrol., Sabad., ISec, 
 ■Sep., ISiL, Squilla, Zinc; in evening, HCalc, 
 Coccus, Graph., Pod.; in evening, in bed, 
 ICalc, Clem., Mur. ac; towards evening, I Calc; 
 fetid, Amm. c, Amm. m., Ananth., Arund., 
 I IBar. c, ICalc, ICarbo v., ICarbol. ac, 
 Chloral., Cycl., IGraph., Kalic, Kalm., Lact. 
 ac, ILyc, Natr. m., INitr. ac , IPetrol., Phos., 
 IPlumb., IPsor., Rhus, Sal. ac, ISec, ISep., 
 I ISiL, ISul., IITelL, Thuya, Zinc; fetid, car- 
 rion-like, in evening, ISiL; fetid, like old 
 cheese, Plumb.; fetid, since childhood, 
 I IPlumb.; fetid, chronic, after itch sup- 
 pressed by sulphur, I ISul.; fetid, with difficult 
 dentition, I ISiL; fetid, in diarrhoea, ISiL; 
 fetid, like rotten eggs, Staph.; fetid, like sole 
 leather, Kob.; fetid, in meningitis, IThuya ; 
 fetid, after menses, ISep., ISiL; fetid, profuse, 
 I IGraph., IKali c, IILyc, ISal. ac, IISiL, 
 ■Zinc; fetid, profuse, in nasal catarrh, IISiL; 
 fetid, profuse, corrosive, softening and bleach- 
 ing soles,and destroying stockings and shoes, 
 I ISec; fetid, pungent, on soles, causing sore- 
 ness, ISep.; in men of rheumatic tendency, 
 exposed to weather and devoted to manual la- 
 bor, IRhus; fetid, sour, ICalc, Kob., Natr. m.j 
 fetid, sour, in evening, SiL; fetid, sweet (hemi- 
 crania), ISep.; fetid, on soles, IPetrol., IPlumb.; 
 fetid, with burning of soles, in women suffer- 
 ing from chronic endometritis and disordered 
 vaginal discharge, ILyc; fetid, making soles 
 raw (hemorrhoids), ICalc; fetid, profuse, caus- 
 ing soreness, with sticking pains, as if 
 walking on pins, INitr. ac; fetid, sour, or 
 like sole leather, between toes, Kob. ; fetid, in 
 relapsing summer complaint, IISiL; fetid, 
 suppressed, much nervous excitement, 
 HZine; fetid, causing sore toes, ISep.; fetid, 
 like urine, Canth., Coloc; after fever, Med., 
 
 ISiL; on heels, profuse, Thuya; in hemor- 
 rhage, IMerc; left foot, Cham., Nitr. ac; 
 long-lasting, warm, ILed.; in melancholia, 
 IMerc; in megrim, ICalc; before, during or 
 after menses, ICalc; during menses,from pain, 
 IVer.; in morning, Amm. m., Sul. ; in morning, 
 in bed, Bry., Lach., Merc, sol., Phos., Puis., 
 Sabina; at night, Coloc, INitr. ac, ISul., 
 Thuya ; noon till evening, every day, Lact. ac; 
 odorless, Graph., Lact. ac, Merc; in ozsena, 
 IMagn. m.; profuse, Ars. m., Arund., Carbo 
 a., Carbo v., Cham., Coloc, Fluor, ac, IGraph., 
 Ind., Ilpec, Kali c, Kreo., Lach., ILact. ac, 
 IILyc, Nitr. ac, Petrol., Phyt,, I IPsor., Puis., 
 Sabad., Sal. ac, Sec, I ISep., IISiL, Staph., 
 Sul., Thuya, Zinc; in rheumatism, I ISyph.; 
 right foot, at night, Sul. ; sensation as if sweat- 
 ing, Croc, Lact. ac; sensation as of cold, 
 damp stockings, I ICalc; scentless, I IMerc; 
 while sitting, Bell.; sitting in a warm room, 
 Mez.; on soles, I Aeon., Amm. m., Arm, Kalic, 
 Merc, Natr. m., Nitr. ac, I Nux m., Petrol., 
 Plumb., Sabad., IISiL, ISul.; of soles, profuse, 
 with swelling of feet, Sabad.; soles, itching, 
 ISiL, ISul.; soles, redness and swelling, Iod.; 
 Kali c, Lye, Petrol., Squilla ; soreness at ends 
 of nails, Merc, sul.; sticky, cold, ICalc; in 
 summer, Cham.; suppressed, Apis, Ars., 
 Badiag., I IBar. c, IBar. m., Cham., CochL, 
 Colch., ICup. m., Form., IKali c, Merc, 
 Natr. c, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, IPuls., Rhus, 
 ■Sep., IISiL, IThuya, Zinc ; suppressed, causes 
 palpitation, I Ars.; suppressed, causes ambly- 
 opia, ISiL; suppressed, with amenorrhcea, 
 loss of appetite, convulsions, toothache, cold 
 feet and legs, fainting, paralysis, feeling as if 
 dead in small of back, tightness across chest, 
 ISiL; suppressed, in chorea, IForm.; sup- 
 pressed, rheumatic iritis, ITereb.; suppressed, 
 lameness, IBar. c; suppressed, suicidal ten- 
 dency, with chronic cephalalgia, IMerc; sup- 
 pressed, tonsillitis, IBar. m.; with swelling of 
 feet, Graph., Iod., Kali c, Kreo., ILyc, 
 Petrol., Phos. .ac, Plumb., Sabad.; with 
 tender feet, IPetrol.; with thirst, from 12 p.m. 
 till morning, Magn. m.; mostly on toes, 
 Aeon., Arm, Lach., Phyt., Puis., Sep., Tell., 
 Thuya, Zinc; between toes, Aeon., Arm, 
 Clem., Cycl., Ferr., Kali c, Kob., Lye, Sep., 
 SiL, Tarax., Thuya ; under toes, Phyt., Tarax.; 
 in incipient tuberculosis, I ITuberc; moist, 
 painless vesicles between toes, Hell.; when 
 walking, Carbo V-, Graph., Natr. c; worse 
 during winter, for seven years, I I Med. 
 Feet, swelling : Amm. c, lApis, Ars., Aur. 
 mur., Bar. m., IBBry., ICarbo s., Carbo v., 
 ICaust,, ICoccuL, Colch., Cornus, IDig., Eup. 
 perf., Eup. pur., IHyos., I I Kreo., IILyc, 
 Mang., Med., IMerc, INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 I I Op., IPetrol., Phos. ac, IPhyt., Plumb., 
 Polyg., I IPuls., Sabad., I ISars., I ISiL, ISticta, 
 I ISul., Sul. ac, I ITereb., Therid., I IThuya, 
 Ver. ; particularly around ankle, IMerc iod. 
 rub.; to ankles, IKali c, SiL; during apyrexia 
 (intermittent), lApis ; arthritic, ICinch.; in 
 ascites, I Apis; before going to bed, I ISars.; 
 with black spots, Sec; as if bloated, Ars. 
 m.; bloated, hot feeling, like rheumatic 
 gout, Merc sul.; bloated, blue, Samb.; 
 of bones, Asaf., 1 1 Phos. ac; burning, 
 I Ars.; burning, stinging, Dory.; in chlor- 
 osis, IFerr.; in cholera morbus, IHyper.; 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 •chronic persistent, soft at first, afterwards 
 hard, at one stage snowy white and shining, 
 less perceptible mornings, I Kali m.; during 
 climacteric period, IGlon. ; at climacteric peri- 
 od, worse standing or sitting, better walking, 
 Sep.; cold, painless on back, with itching, 
 I ICaust.; in consumption, IFerr.; during day, 
 better at night, Dig.; in diabetes mellitus 
 lArg. met.; in diarrhoea of children, lArs.; 
 of dorsa, ILyc., IMerc. sol., I ISil.; dorsal sur- 
 face infiltrated, especially about toes, IHydras.; 
 doughy, sharply defined semicircular, on dor- 
 sum of left, sensitive to touch, Aur. mur.; drop- 
 sical, 1 1 Apis, I Ars., Card, m., ICanth., IChel., 
 ICinch., IColch., lEup. perf., IFerr., IHydras., 
 Hod., I Kali c, ILach., IILyc, I ILyc. vir., 
 Med., INatr. s., INitr. ac, INux m., I I Petrol., 
 IPhos., IPlumb., Rhod., I ISars., I ISenecio, 
 Sinap., Stann., Vespa.; dropsical, in albuminu- 
 ria, IFerr.; dropsical, after gout, Eup. perf.; 
 dropsical, in hepatic affection, Carb. s.; drop- 
 sical, with endocarditis, I Aur. met.; better 
 lying down (acute dropsy, following parturi- 
 tion), ICinch. ; with dropsy of uterus, I ILactu. 
 v.; emansiomensium,IDig.; with a gangrenous 
 black and suppurating eruption, Sec. ; in even- 
 ing, I ICrotal., I IPhos., IRhus, Stann.; tense, 
 in evening, IIBry.; when eyes are better 
 (scrofulous ophthalmia), I Ars. ; feeling, Ars.m.; 
 in intermittent, IFerr.; after fracture of tibia, 
 lAnthrac. ; with glandular swelling, IBar. m.; 
 gouty, with redness and heat, Bry.; hard 
 blue red, lArs.; hard, painful, 1 1 Agnus ; in 
 heart disease, with Bright' s disease, 1 1 Ars. ; 
 hypertrophy of heart, I I Prun. ; in valvular dis- 
 ease of heart, lAmin. m., I Aur. mur.; with 
 heartburn,pregnancy,IZinc;hot,IArs.,Cinch.; 
 hot, inflammatory, with redness, IIBry.; in 
 Lydrothorax, I Apis ; inflammatory, red, of 
 dorsa, Thuya ; in instep, I I Fluor, ac. ; in 
 instep, hot, with bruised pain on stretch- 
 ing foot, Bry. ; itching, Ars.; joints pain 
 when pressed or lifted (spinal disease), 
 I Apis; to knees, ILed.; to knees, in pneu- 
 monia, ICalc; with heat and swelling of 
 knees (rheumatism), ILvc; in knuckle of 
 right, Ant.; of left, I ILach., I ISil.; of left, 
 with stitches in toes on stepping, IILyc; 
 left, blue,with red spots, Elaps; left, in evening 
 with burning, worse until 12 p.m., Sang.; left, 
 over instep, could not put on boot, lApis ; 
 left, increases when the pain subsides, Como.; 
 left, with formation of pus, fistulous open- 
 ings, I ISil.; left, to right, gradually extending 
 over whole body (nephritis), IKalic; after 
 being sprained, I I Prun.; with liver complaint, 
 ICarb. s.; during menses, ICalc, IGraph.; 
 hefore menses, ILyc; in amenorrhoea, IGraph.; 
 nodular, in metatarsal joints, Eucal. ; painful, 
 metatarsal bones, Merc. ; left metatarsus to 
 knee (fibroid tumor of uterus, after repeated 
 hemorrhages), lApis; in morning, I i Apis; 
 getting up in morning, better after walking, 
 I Aur. met.; in affection of sympathetic nerv- 
 ous system, I IPhos.; at night, IIApis; at 
 night (gastralgia), ICarbo v.; numb, ISep.; 
 oedema, developed into general anasarca in a 
 miner exposed to dampness (Bright' s disease), 
 I IRhus ; oedema, with anaemia, IFerr., IMerc; 
 in ascites, or amenorrhoea, lApis ; oedema 
 rises until ascites forms, I ILyc. ; oedema, soapy 
 complexion, after loss of blood, Carbol. ac; 
 
 oedema, up to calves, Magn. c; oedema, 
 to calves, in affection of liver, I Magn. m.; 
 oedema, in children, Arund.; oedema, with 
 cough, Acet. ac; oedema, in diabetes melli- 
 tus, Arg. met.; oedema, followed and relieved 
 by diarrhoea, Med.; oedema, drawing, tear- 
 ing pain, particularly on beginning to walk, 
 after metrorrhagia, IFerr. mur.; oedema, in 
 heart disease (apyrexia of intermittent), 
 1 1 Ars.; oedema, from heart disease, or fatty 
 degeneration of kidneys, I IPhos.; oedema, in 
 intermittent fever, IFerr.; oedema, in trau- 
 matic gangrene, lAnthrac; oedema, with liy- 
 drothorax, IColch.; oedema of left, extending 
 to right and upward, becoming general (neph- 
 ritis), I Kali c; oedema of left, painful (heart 
 disease), ILyc vir.; oedema of left (rheumat- 
 ism), 1 1 Puis.; oedema, to legs, Samb.; oedema, 
 with enlargement and congestion of liver, 
 IMagn. m.; oedema, during menses, IMerc; 
 oedema, worse on movement, Arund.; oedema, 
 with solitary itching papules, IGraph.; oede- 
 ma, with paralysis of lower limbs, after a 
 cold, ICoccul.; oedema, in peritonitis, IMerc; 
 oedema, in pneumonia, I Arg. nit.; oedema, in 
 polydipsia, ICamph.; oedema, after abuse of 
 quinine, ICalc; oedema, in rheumatism, 
 I IRhus v.; oedema, of right, sprained some 
 years ago, Bo v., IStront. ; oedema, aftertyphus, 
 I Apoc; intolerable pain on stepping, ILed.; 
 with arthritic pains in limbs (gout), IColch.; 
 pain as if swollen, in metatarsus, Berb.; in 
 phlegmasia dolens, ILyc; in phthisis, 1 1 Acet. 
 ac, HStann.; with enlargement of prostate 
 gland, I IPareira ; puffy, IPhyt,; puffy, every 
 morning, IManc; puffy, in instep, llRuta; 
 purple and mottled, putting on pressure with 
 rending pain in periosteum, I ILed.; red and 
 hot, with tensive burning pains, on standing, 
 change to a sticking, IPuls.; with redness, 
 pressure causing a white spot, pains extend 
 from toes to malleoli, Sil.; of right, Elaps ; of 
 joint of right (pericarditis), I ISpig. ; right, in 
 senile gangrene, I I Sec; and redness of inner 
 side of right, tender, I I Sul.; in Rhus poisoning, 
 I I Sul.; round, ICalc; in sciatica, ILed.,ISul.; 
 shining, I Ars.; of sinews, Berb.; of soles, 
 IBry., ICalc, IColoc, IILyc, I I Med., IPuls.; 
 of soles, hot, burning, IPetrol.; of soles, as 
 after long journey, Arund. ; of soles, soft, 
 ICinch.; tenderness of soles, Sabad.; sore, 
 I IGraph.; when standing, in gouty sub- 
 ject, -Eup. perf.; with stinging, IPhos.; 
 with stinging, when walking or stepping, 
 INatr. c; with painful stitches on beginning 
 to walk (herpes crustaceous) , IMez.; sudden, 
 Yer.; with sweat, (gg^ sweat); with profuse 
 sweating of soles, Sabad.; swelling rises grad- 
 ually upward, I I Zinc; tarsal bones of right, 
 acute pain, IMerc; tarsus, on right edge, soft, 
 pale, clearly circumscribed and large as a 
 pigeon's egg, appearing like a common lym- 
 phatic tumor, IColoc; with tension, I Ham.; 
 of top, IPuls.; sensitive to touch (acute syno- 
 vitis), IFerr. ph.; on upper part, I IPuls.; can- 
 not use foot, lAsaf. ; can hardly walk (acute 
 dropsy, following parturition), ICinch.; after 
 walking, JEsc. h.; on walking, IPhos.; worse 
 after walking (during pregnancy), ILach.; in 
 warm weather (anasarca), MRhus; white, 
 cold, I Apis, ICalc, I IKreo. 
 Feet, tearing: All. sat., Amb., I Arg. m., Berb., 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 I ICaust., IGraph., Nitr. sp. d., ISuL; worse in 
 open air, better by warmth of bed, I ICaust.; 
 on back, to outer side of calves, to thighs, 
 ICamph.; in balls, Berb.; in bones, better in 
 warm bed, Amm. c.; after chill, must lie 
 down and keep quiet, every motion causes 
 pain in joint, Cham.; after severe chill, 
 ICham. ; cannot be covered, Cham.; after din- 
 ner, Cain.; in dorsum, lArg. met., Arm; in 
 forepart, Zinc; in small joints, gouty, with 
 swelling, I ICaust.; to heel, IPuls. ; particu- 
 larly in heel, left tarsus, dorsa of feet and left 
 sole, IColch. ; on inside, I I Kali c. ; through 
 right instep, at 8 p.m., usually lasts till mid- 
 night, ILyc; in jaundice, I I Sep.; in joint, 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; in joints (syphilis), IISul. ' 
 ac; in left, Ammoniac, lArs., Zinc; in dor- 
 sum of left, worse scratching, Berb.; in left, 
 followed by swelling, pain to thigh and right 
 leg, ILyc ; below external malleolus of right, 
 terminating at tendo-achillis, Bism.; in meta- 
 tarsal bones, lArg. met.; metatarsi as though 
 torn apart on treading, Carbo v.; nightly, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, I IPhos.; rending in back of, in 
 all directions, ending in points of toes, Berb. ; 
 rending, in bones, IKalm.; rending, in soles, 
 lArs.; rending, upward, Berb.; rending, worse 
 walking, Agnus ; rheumatic, IGraph., I IPuls.; 
 in right, worse at night, cannot remain in bed, 
 I IRhod.; in soles, Agar., lArg. met., I I Kali c, 
 IMerc iod. rub., Zinc; now here, now there, 
 principally on soles and heels, (neuralgia va- 
 ga), ITereb.; in tarsal bones, lArg. met.; in 
 left tarsus, 1 p.m., Tromb.; worse walking, Ag- 
 nus. Bii^ , neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Feet, tender: $^*- sensitiveness, soreness. 
 
 Feet, tension : ICaust., Cham.; with feeling as 
 if it would burst, swollen, IKali m.; on dor- 
 sum, tendons tense as wire, 1 1 Sec; on putting 
 to ground (leprosy), ICaust.; in instep, walk- 
 ing, Ant.t.; left, while walking, Ailant.; deep- 
 seated pain in dorsum of left, worse from mo- 
 tion, warmth, evening and night, disturbing 
 sleep, painful on back, Bry.; painful in right, 
 after dinner and in morning, ISuL; in right, 
 near heel, changes to tensive pressure, better 
 pressing parts, Bell.; in right, as if muscles 
 were too short, or sprained, Zinc; while sit- 
 ting, IRhus ; on stepping, swelling of instep, 
 Bry. ; in right tarsal joint, while walking in 
 open air, Bell. 
 
 Feet, throbbing : I ICaust.; in right, lEup. perf. 
 
 Feet, tickling : in hollow of left, Ars. h.; on left, 
 near roots of toes, 8 a.m., Ast. r.; in centre of 
 right, Arum t.; in soles, IHep. 
 
 Feet, tingling: Arum d., Croc I IDulc, Sec, 
 Zing.; in bottom, as if they had been asleep, 
 Cain.; on dorsa, waking at night, Bar. c. ; as 
 after freezing, Berb.; worse in heat, Lachn.; 
 in left, Ailant.; lyinginbed, IHyper.; in right, 
 Ammoniac; in right, in rheumatism, I ISabad.; 
 when sitting, Mane; in soles, voluptuous, 
 drives to despair, ISil.; in one spot, in middle 
 of sole, in evening, 01. an.; in sole, with press- 
 ure in left sacro-iliac articulation, Coloc; 
 spreading upward, IIAcon.; while standing, 
 better walking, IPuls. g^" numbness. 
 
 Feet, tired feeling: Colch., ILed., IPlat., Sil., 
 Xan.; languor, I INatr. s., 101. an.; lassitude, 
 during menses, ISul.; pain as from fatigue, 
 in articulation, when sitting, Alum.; painful, 
 in soles, Carb. s.; weary pains in right tarsal 
 
 bones, shooting to knee, morning in bed,, 
 Aur. met.; after a walk, I Arm; as if they had 
 walked far, Eup. pur.; weariness, Ant. t. r 
 1 1 Ars., Bov., ICarbo a., Cast., Coccus, Ferr., 
 IPhos., IPuls., ISars., Stram.; weariness, as- 
 though they could not bear body, ICalc; 
 weary, while standing, INatr. m. ; weary, as 
 after fatigue from standing, only while sitting, 
 IPlat.; with general weariness, Diad. 
 
 Feet, trembling: Amm. c, Apis, Chlorof., 
 NiccoL, Psor.,Sars., Stram., Tabac, Thuya ; in 
 arthritis, I Ang.; on falling asleep, Croc. ; con- 
 stant, Stram.; convulsive, IHyos.; convulsive, 
 of right, can neither lie, sit nor walk, IHyos.; 
 during menses, Zinc; with suppression of 
 menses, IPuls.; when moving (shock from in- 
 jury), ICamph.; with difficulty of respira- 
 tion, even on keeping quiet (morbus Brightii),. 
 INatr. m.; of right, worse from motion (nerv- 
 ous ailment), IMagn. p.; while standing, must 
 hold on to something to steady himself 
 (apoplexy ), Bar. c; with vomiting in morning, 
 ISuL; cannot walk, ICup. m.; with weeping, 
 caused by music, Thuya. 
 
 Feet, tumor: hard, nodulated, as large as a 
 walnut on dorsum, IHydras. 
 
 Feet, turned : as if turned outward, IGraph. 
 
 Feet,twitching : Asaf.,IIHyos.,l IPhos., I Stram.; 
 convulsive, in hemorrhage, llpec; during 
 sleep, more after midnight, -Natr. s. ; spas- 
 modic, ICina; subsultus tendinum, I Hod.; 
 in third metatarsal tendon of right, Cochl.;. 
 with toothache, IMagn. c g^ 4 jerking. 
 
 Feet, ulcerative pain : Bry., IMagn. c; in soles, 
 I IKreo., INatr. s.; in soles, as from festering 
 in muscles, IPuls. ; in soles, could not sleep, 
 ICanth.; in soles, in morning, Zinc; after 
 standing long, Berb. 
 
 Feet, ulcers: lAnanth., IBar. c, IPsor.; in 
 amenorrhea, I Hgn.; with black base, I llpec; 
 callous, from corroding blisters, IGraph.; 
 chronic, ICarbol. ac; chronic, burning like 
 fire, ICarbol. ac; chronic, particularly about 
 joints and on tibia, bones more or less affected, 
 IFluor. ac; chronic, emitting strong odor, 
 ICarbol. ac; after washes of sulphate of copper, 
 sulphate of zinc, etc., with great pain, ILach.; 
 surrounded by a gangrenous crust, Ars.; flat, 
 herpetic, I ILyc; previously inflamed, IKali 
 bi.; on instep, ISuL; small, where a nail had 
 pierced, followed by others, covering whole 
 plantar surface,dry up.forming thick, dry scale, 
 in some places half an inch thick, ILach.; from 
 purulent pustules, always inflamed and pain- 
 ful, IGraph.; ragged, deep, Calend.; in tarsal 
 bones, scrofulous, discharge pus and sanious 
 matter, IHydras.; ulcerated places on feet, 
 from rubbing of shoe, Bor.; scrofulous, IHy- 
 dras.; in soles, Ananth., I Ars.; in sole, scro- 
 fulous, in hollow, discharge pus and sanious 
 matter, IHydras.; on soles, festering sores, 
 I Ars.; old sores, sticking, tearing itching, 
 Abrot.; obstinate, probably syphilitic, on in- 
 ner sides and bottom of both, ulcers appear 
 as if punched out, round with sharp edges, 
 smooth sides, lardaceous base and about one- 
 sixteenth of an inch deep, five on one foot, 
 several on the other, I IPhyt. 
 
 Feet, uneasiness : follows heat and burning in 
 evening, in bed, ISul.; caused by pulling, 
 with tension in tendons in inner side of 
 right knee, Rhus. 
 
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 Feet, veins: dark, knotted, traversed sides, 
 near ulcers, I IPhyt.; distended, I Ant. t.,Ars., 
 IFerr. , INatr. m., Polyg., Sul. ac; appear as 
 if blood were dried up, IHam.; net of veins, 
 as if marbled, on backs, Thuya ; like marble 
 from varicose swellings, ILach.; spreading, 
 I INitr. ac; on dorsum, swollen, between 
 swollen veins red patches, which do not dis- 
 appear on pressure (rheumatism), ICrot. t.; 
 varicose, IFerr. , I IPuls. Jg@" Legs varicose. 
 
 Feet, wandering pains: flying, Ars. h.; shift- 
 ing pains in right, llris. 
 
 Feet, weakness: I I Agar., IIArs., ICham., 
 IHell., Niccol., IPuls., ISil., Tabac; after 
 eating, Cain.; of extensors, I Kali br.; with 
 impotence, Cinnam. ; in joints, Hippoz. ; 
 lifeless when lifted , Amyg. ; extends above 
 malleoli, like internal trembling, follows 
 anxiety in abdomen, Sul.; in amenorrhcea, 
 IZinc; during menses, IGraph., Zinc; in 
 morning, in bed, disappearing after rising 
 and walking about, I I Zinc ; prostration, Ars. ; 
 
 . right, Aspar. ; with loss of sensation, lAmb.; 
 when placed on feet sinks slowly to ground, 
 tCarb. s. ; in soles, Hippom.; unable to stand, 
 with rage, IStram.; on ascending steps, Bor.; 
 cannot walk, IGraph.; after walking, I I Art. v.; 
 
 1 when walking, Chin, s.; give way when walk- 
 ing, Sil. 
 
 Feet, getting wet : bad effects, ICepa., I IPuls., 
 ■Rhus; colic, Dolich.; diarrhoea, IVer. 
 
 HEELS, abscess: on left after opening, 
 edges of wounds (mortified), I Ars. 
 
 Heels, aching: Calc p., I IPuls.; after long 
 standing, Zing.; dull, wearing, better elevating 
 feet, I IPhyt. 
 
 Heels, blisters : from walking, ICepa. 
 jggj^ ulcers. 
 
 Heels, boring: towards evening, IPuls.; in 
 right, when moving foot, disappear from con- 
 tinued motion, IDiad.; intolerable, after 
 drinking wine, Zinc. 
 
 Heels, bruised pain: I Act. rac; as if beaten, 
 when standing, Agar.; when stepping, Bell.; 
 when walking, ILed.; when walking in open 
 air, also standing and sitting, ICycl. 
 
 Heels, burning: Arund.; with crawling, espe- 
 cially in morning, in bed, IGraph.; at night, 
 feel cold when they come in contact, llgn.; 
 on inner side of right, Bapt. J^i^ heat. 
 
 Heels, caries: ICalc p., ISil. 
 
 Heels, contraction : g^" Tendo-achillis. 
 
 Heels, cramp : ICrotal.; drawing into calves, 
 lAnac 
 
 Heels, crawling: INatr. c; in right, Sul. 
 
 Heels, drawing : into calves, intermittent, 
 lAnac ; in left (gout), lAnt. c ; during or after 
 standing and walking, Berb.; tearing, to but- 
 tocks, worse at night (hip joint disease), 
 ■Merc. 
 
 Heels, eruption : black spot on plantar surface 
 (senile gangrene), .Sec; blisters, IPetrol., 
 MPhos.; corrosive blisters, ICaust.; black, ul- 
 cerated pustule, INatr. c 
 
 Heels, fissures : oozing water, I Lye 
 
 Heels, heat: burning, deep-seated, hinders 
 sleep, IKali bi. g^ 5 burning. 
 
 Heels, inflammation : Ant. c 
 
 Heels, itching: in front, I I Card, m.; in left, 
 Niccol.; pain, internally, in sides, Cham. 
 
 Heels, numbness : Arg. met. ; when getting 
 up in morning, I IStram.; painful, I ICaust., 
 
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 Thuya; of right, Ars. s. r.; when stepping, 
 I Alum. 
 Heels, pain : I Carbo a., Cast. eq. , IFerr. , IPetrol., 
 Verbas., Zinc; in bones, Osm., I I Rhus v., 
 
 I I Val.; in left, Xan.; in left, with swelling of 
 spleen (old man, bronchial catarrh), IIBry.; 
 in right, Ars. h., Lyss.; in back of right, after 
 going to bed, Lyss. ; especially in right, 
 when sitting, Val.; standing or walking much, 
 
 I I Amm. c; into thigh, Lyss.; upward, Ars. h.; 
 after walking, Cinnab. ; violent, on posterior 
 surface, worse walking, better bending knee 
 and hip joint (rheumatism), lArs.; better 
 from warmth, worse in cold, I IStram. 
 
 Heels, piercing : INatr. s. 
 
 Heels, pinching : intolerable pain as if pinched 
 by too narrow shoe, IChel. 
 
 Heels, pressing: Ang. ; as though crowding 
 through boots, Eup. pur.; in right, worse 
 walking, Spong. 
 
 Heels, pricking. Arund., IHep. ; in left, Sil.; 
 pain as if stepping upon pins on first standing 
 in morning, Rhus ; as if from pins after a long 
 walk, Spong.; of right, Ars. s. r.; like tacks 
 or nails, I IPuls. : 
 
 Heels, purplish: I IPuls. 
 
 Heels, redness : Ant. c, IPetrol. 
 
 Heels, rheumatism: I IMeph., IIRhod.; in 
 right, Bapt. 
 
 Heels, sensitive: tenderness, 1 1 Med.; when 
 walking on them, Jatroph. 
 
 Heels, sharp pain : like nails, running under 
 skin, Rhus ; on walking over a smooth sur- 
 face (rheumatism), I IPhos. 
 
 Heels, shooting: dull, in left inner, Tromb.; 
 left, in forenoon, Tromb. 
 
 Heels, soreness: Calc. p.; painful to walk, 
 Lyss. ; of left, soon becoming very tender on 
 walking (periostitis), I IPuls.; in right, when 
 walking out of doors, Euphor.; as if from walk- 
 ing, Bor.; when walking, IKali bi. 
 
 Heels, sprained pain : as if overstrained, Berb. 
 
 Heels, stabbing: Eup. perf. 
 
 Heels, sticking : IPuls.; burning, with itching 
 like that in frost-bitten limbs, IPuls.; in 
 right, Inul., Sul. 
 
 Heels, stinging : deep into bone, walking and 
 stepping, Berb.; back of right, worse from 
 least pressure, Badiag. 
 
 Heels, stitches: Zinc: during day, Sep.; when 
 putting it down, IGraph.; in left, I IKreo.; in 
 left, Niccol., Sil.; pulsative, in left, when 
 standing, in forenoon, I I Ran. b.; severe inter- 
 mittent, on left, from within outward, while 
 standing, passes offon motion, Spong. ; at night 
 in bed, better rubbing, Amm.m.; from within 
 outward, Sabina ; in right, Inul.; passing up- 
 ward, in right, while sitting, Spong.; severe, 
 out at right, while standing, Spong.; as from 
 a splinter, IPetrol.; w T hen stepping, Rhus; 
 under, from without inward, IManc; in walk- 
 ing or sitting, Berb. Sgg* sticking, stinging. 
 
 Heels, suppuration : I I Amm. c 
 
 Heels, swelling : IPetrol.; lymphatic, Berb. 
 
 Heels, tearing: I Arg. met., Ars., Zinc; deep 
 into bone, walking and stepping, Berb.; in 
 left, with heat and swelling of knees (rheum- 
 atism), ILyc; worse in left, Bism.; at night, 
 in bed, better rubbing, Amm. m.; rending, 
 during or after standing and walking, Berb.; 
 in right, Bapt.; in right, in rheumatism, 
 I I Phyt.; sticking, in left, Staph. 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 Heels, tension: ICaust.; during or after stand- 
 ing or walking, Berb. 
 
 Heels, throbbing: INatr. c; to hips, Ars. m. 
 
 Heels, twitching : pain on inner side of left, 
 Cepa. 
 
 Heels, ulcerative pain: IKali iod., INatr. s.; 
 severe, to bone, in morning, on awaking, 
 Amm. c.; in lower part, I ILaur. ; at night in 
 bed, better on rubbing, Amm. m.; when stand- 
 ing, Berb.; on touch and treading, I ICaust.; 
 worse when walking, I Zinc. 
 
 Heels, ulcers: ICaust.; from spreading blisters, 
 INatr. c, ISep.; large, corrosive, with itching, 
 Sil.; on left, IDiad. 
 
 HIPS, abscess: g&g* disease, inflammation. 
 
 Hips, aching: Med., Polyg., IRhus; to ankles, 
 as though she had walked many miles, felt 
 more in bones, 1 1 Merc. iod. rub.; in bones 
 and muscles, with chills up and down back, 
 IIPuls.; in both, Carbol. ac; deep, Gamb.; 
 dull, 1 1 Polyp. ; in bones of, Lyss.; obtuse, 
 heavy, in left, worse in damp weather (chronic 
 rheumatism), IPhyt.; in right, Carbol. ac; 
 bruised feeling, downward, in right, iEsc. h.; 
 in right, while sitting, Eup. perf.; in sciatica, 
 Kali bi.; severely, Bapt>; when walking and 
 sitting, Staph. 
 
 Hips, after-pains: felt in hips, Sil. 
 
 Hips, boiling sensation : ILed. 
 ■Hips, boring: in left, Nitr. sp. d.; in right, 
 waking him about 4 a.m., IColoc; in right, 
 shifting to various parts, worse at night, can- 
 not find easy position, better by day and in 
 motion (after a spasm), lArn.; in right, alter- 
 nates with numbness and boring, sensation of 
 whole thigh (rheumatic gout), IKreo.; sore- 
 ness, stitching or drawing in right, Lil. tig. 
 
 Hips, brittle : as if right were brittle, short, 
 and small, ICalc. 
 
 Hips, bruised pain: as if beaten, Agar.; in 
 bones, IRuta ; in typho-malarial fever, twen- 
 tieth day, ILaur.; like growing pains, I IPhos. 
 ac; in crest of ilium, as if from a heavy bur- 
 den, or as after running, I IKreo.; in left, 
 Sul.; over left, lArg. met.; before menses, 
 ILach.; during menses, better as flow becomes 
 free, ILach.; in dysmenorrhcea, I ILach.; 
 when moving or sneezing (coxalgia), IKali c; 
 in hip on which he lay at night, ICaust.; at 
 night in bed, must change from side to side, 
 Form.; in right, Sep.; in right, in dysmenor- 
 rhea, INatr. c; lame feeling, particularly 
 in right, in morning, Bry.; early, on rising, 
 better by motion, Ratan.; on stooping, Sil.; 
 with swelling, goes to left next day, then re- 
 turns, I I Lac. c; when touched, IFerr.; with 
 sensitiveness of parts to touch, also during 
 menses, IMagn. m.; after walking, Tell. 
 
 Hips, burning: ICarbo v., Curar., IKali c; 
 itching, in a small spot on right, then on 
 thigh, then on little toe, itching burning pain 
 on external aspect of limb, Lith.; in left, to 
 middle of thigh, Zinc; during menses, Med.; at 
 night, lEuphor.; worse at night and by contact 
 (gout), Bell.; at night, in bones," Euph.; during 
 forepart of night, preventing sleep (ischias), 
 ■Gels.; below right, from back to front (bron- 
 chitis), Hod.; in sciatica, lArs.; like sciatica 
 to heel, Arund. 
 
 Hips, bursting pain : on coughing, ICaust. 
 
 Hips, carbuncle : in a lady set. 50, I I Carbol. ac. 
 
 Hips, chilliness: IHam. 
 
 Hips, concussion : left and right, alternately, 
 shaking, pushing, commencing in joints of 
 legs, Agar. 
 
 Hips, constriction : pain, as if a band were 
 drawn from crest of one ilium to the other, 
 Jamb.; painful shooting from just behind 
 joint into leg, with sensation as if pain were 
 boring into bones, IColoc; in right, Ang. 
 
 Hips, contractive pain : better by motion and 
 pressure, worse in evening, during rest and 
 when lying down, after abuse of quinine 
 (sciatica), IMenyanth. 
 
 Hips, coxalgia : jg^ neuralgia. 
 
 Hips, cracking : ICamph., Coccul., ICroc. 
 
 Hips, cramp : in joint, ISep. 
 
 Hips, cramplike pains : drawing tearing, run- 
 ning down posterior thighs to calves during 
 chill (ague), I IRhus ; in iliac bone, Ananth.; 
 painful jerks, sudden, Sul.; from kidneys to 
 thighs, with sensation as if hip joint were 
 fastened by iron clamps, IColoc; in left hip 
 at night, with heat on inner side of thigh and 
 in feet, Jugl.; below, going up left side, warm 
 cramplike feeling, Alum. ; pain,during menses, 
 Form.; on least movement, Curar.; in right, 
 Cann. s.; as if stiff or dislocated, when moving, 
 Ang.; as though parts were screwed in a vise, 
 lies upon affected side, with knee bent up- 
 ward, IColoc 
 
 Hips, creaking: ICamph. 
 
 Hips, creeping pain : in right, kept him from 
 getting ease in any position, I IMurex. 
 
 Hips, cutting: llgn., IPhyt.; bearing down, 
 ■Graph.; to inguinal region and thighs, Berb.; 
 in left, Gamb.; in right, down leg (coxalgia), 
 IColoc. ; mostly behind trochanter major, 4 
 to 5 a.m., I IPhyt. 
 
 Hips, darting : in left, at every step, forcing 
 him to limp, IKali iod.; from behind left, on 
 outside of left thigh, sometimes to calf of leg, 
 IKali bi.; pricking, short bones of pelvis (hy- 
 drometra), I ISep. 
 
 Hips, digging : periodic, in left, to middle of 
 thigh, worse at rest, could not sit or lie in bed 
 at night, after cohabiting with wife with 
 fluor albus, 1 1 Rhod.; painful in right, Cann. s. 
 
 Hips, disease : (coxalgia,coxarthrocace, morbus 
 coxarius) : Aeon., Apis, lArn., IBell., IBry., 
 I ICalc, ICaust., ICinch., I IColoc, I IHekla, 
 IHep., jHippoz., Hydras., Iod., IKali c, 
 IKali iod., I ILac c, ILach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 INatr. m., Natr. s., INitr. ac, IPetrol., IPhos.. 
 ■ IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IRhus,IISil.,IStram.; miti- 
 gates pain, I Sul.; in right iliac region, I I Staph.; 
 when disease originated in bone itself rather 
 than in synovial membrane, 101. jec; caries, 
 ■Hep.;caries,fistulousopenings,tender to touch 
 ■Sil.; caries, with stinking pus, ICalc. p.; ca- 
 ries, of right, ICaps.; with contraction, ICalc; 
 coxalgia, in leftjlris ; with diarrhoea, I ICalc; 
 with dislocation of head of femur, ICalc; de- 
 sire for boiled eggs, I ICalc ; head of left partly 
 forced out of acetabulum, threatening luxa- 
 tion, IKali c; fistulous openings, ■Sil.; fistu- 
 lous openings, in left, BStram.; glands swollen, 
 I I Calc; inflammation, Apis, j Calc s. , Ferr.p., 
 I IKali m. , I IRhus, Ifiil.; inflammation of 
 right, IColoc; lengthening of leg,IRhus, I ISul., 
 ■Thuya ; leg three fingers' breadth longer 
 than sound one, IKali c; leg an inch longer 
 than sound one, flexed at knee and thrown 
 outward, I ISul.; left leg elongated two fingers' 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 breadth, IKali c; left leg shorter than|right(lux- 
 atio spontanea), lColoc; left leg about half an 
 inch longer, IStram.; right, a finger's breadth 
 longer, IKali c, IMerc.; right, half an inch 
 shorter than left, I I Staph.; relaxation of liga- 
 ments, ICalc; spontaneous luxation of right, 
 IMerc; osteomyelitis, IPhos.ac; motion pain- 
 ful, IKali c. ; pains worse night, IKali c; pains 
 in joints, ICaust,; every change of position 
 causes pitiable cry, IKali c; right side,IILed.; 
 right side, after mercury, or in syphilitic chil- 
 dren, IPhyt.; scrofulous, ICalc, 101. jec; scro- 
 fulous, with fistulous openings leading to bone, 
 Cist. ; open sores, discharging bone splinters, 
 ICalc; first stage, emaciation not great, but 
 thighs and neck particularly atrophied, I Natr. 
 m.; first stage, sharp pains, worse at night, 
 IBell.; second stage, I ICalc, IColoc., IKali m., 
 IMerc; third stage, lArs., Aur. met., ICalcp., 
 jCalc s., ICarbo v., ICinch., IColoc, IKali c, 
 ILach., ILyc, IPhos. ac, llSil., ISul.; begin- 
 ning suppuration, IMerc; suppuration exces- 
 sive, emaciation, IPhos.ac; suppuration, pa- 
 tient wants to be covered, IHep. ; suppuration, 
 wound irritable, burning, ILyc; suppuration, 
 fistulous openings, tender to touch, ISiL; sup- 
 puration, discharge of thin ichor, ICaust,; 
 suppuration, oozing watery pus, IPhos.; can 
 only walk with assistance of a cane, I I Lac c; 
 with weakness, ICarbo v. fi^ 35 throbbing. 
 
 Hips, feeling as if dislocated: Agar., Ilgn., 
 IIPuls. ; as if falling in pieces, and desire to 
 bind them up tightly (metrorrhagia), I I Trill. ; 
 had to rest with hands on hips to relieve, 
 Lyss.; painful, as if capsules were too weak 
 and relaxed, Thuya; in left, Irid.,IKreo., Sul.; 
 paroxysms of weakness, pains, fear of falling 
 when trying to walk, Sarrac; when stepping 
 (pertussis), ICaust,; can hardly walk, Ang., 
 Bry. ; worse when walking, with weak arms, 
 Psor. 
 
 Hips, dragging feeling : from right, down to 
 toes, Sil. 
 
 Hips, drawing: Bapt., ICalc, Calc p., Con., 
 ■Rhus, IPhyt,, Thuya ; in bones and muscles, 
 with chills up and down back, IIPuls.; w T ith 
 crepitation in joints, worse leaving chair after 
 long sitting, sitting in cold, exerting leg dur- 
 ing walking in autumn and change of weather, 
 ■better warmth of stove, in sun and gentle 
 motion (rheumatism), I I Rhus ; forward and 
 •downward,ICarbo a. ; in crestof ilium,towards 
 buttock, IColoc; from spine of ilium to in- 
 guinal region and upper third of inner sur- 
 face of thigh, IColoc; to knee, while walking 
 •or standing, IRhus ; in left, IColoc; sud- 
 denly, from left to foot, MCrotal.; from left 
 across to right, thence to knee, Cann. s.; in 
 left, when sitting with extended thigh, I Arm; 
 into thigh, Jilthus. ; tensive, to nates, Inul. ; 
 painful, Ant. c ; painful, to foot (phlegmasia 
 albadolens), IBry.; painful,in left, ISul.; pain- 
 ful, continuous, can find no comfortable posi- 
 tion, especially at night and in bed (ischias), 
 IColoc; painful, mostly behind trochanter 
 major, 4 to 5 a.m., I IPhyt.; in right, Rhus; 
 in right, with periodic exacerbations (ischias), 
 IColoc; in right, as if leg were too long and 
 -drawn downward, Ast. r.; worse in right side, 
 HChel.; in sciatica, lArs. ; sharp, through, 
 1 Natr. m. ; spasmodic, across, preventing walk- 
 ing, with paralytic pain in small of back, 
 
 ICoccul.; down thighs, worse when walking, 
 ICarbo v.; painful, worse from touch and 
 bending trunk backward, I Caps. 
 
 Hips, dull pain: Ham., I IPhyt.; across, ICro- 
 tal.; to knee, ICup. ac; in left, felt only after 
 rising from sitting and attempting to walk, 
 better after a few steps, Tromb.; in right to 
 knee, producing lameness, and tumefaction 
 (rheumatism), I ISul. 
 
 Hips, emaciation : atrophy of right, arrest of 
 growth of femur, with limping (boy ast. 5, 
 after spasms), ICalc. fi^ disease. 
 
 Hips, eruption : itching herpes, Niccol.; red- 
 dish, herpetic, Sep.; miliary spots, Sumb.; 
 pimples, Hyper.; large pustules, clustering to 
 knees, IHyos.; red place, with many small 
 pointed spots, above crest of left ilium, Osm.; 
 itching, vesicular, I ICalc; wartlike, between, 
 I Natr. s. 
 
 Hips, gnawing: lEup. pur., IKali iod.; dull, 
 in left, in morning, Pallad.; in bone of left, 
 sitting, Amni. in.; deeply seated (sciatica), 
 lElat. 
 
 Hips, gout : Bell.; arithritic pain, from mer- 
 curial abuse, INitr. ac; affects chiefly right, 
 ■Led. 
 
 Hips, heat: IChel., I IRhus. 
 
 Hips, heaviness : worse on commencing to 
 walk after sitting, better after walking a 
 little, Phos. ac; womb and ovaries (uterine 
 polypi), ICon. 
 
 Hips,* inflammation: $*^ disease. 
 
 Hips, injuries: contusion, with swelling and 
 pain, IRhus; pain after a fall (traumatic pe- 
 riostitis of sacrum and lower vertebrae), I I Sil.; 
 pain after falling down stairs (uterine neur- 
 algia), I ICon. improved, Tarant, cured; by 
 caving in of a gravel bank, I IRhus ; straining 
 capsular ligaments, with swelling and pain, 
 IRhus. g^ disease. 
 
 Hips, itching : Lach., ISep.; on condyles, 
 Agar.; above crest of left ilium, towards ab- 
 domen, Osm. 
 
 Hips, jerking: excites cough, lArs.; in left, 
 during morning and forenoon, Pallad.; pain- 
 ful, to knee (coxalgia), IPuls.; in right, Cann. 
 s.; in sciatica, Kali bi. 
 
 Hips, lacerating: to knee, worse from least 
 attempt to move leg, walking or standing on 
 it impossible, IColoc. 
 
 Hips, lameness: Coccul., Fluor, ac, I I Zing.; 
 in left, IFluor. ac; painful, in right, I IDiosc; 
 in right, as if gluteal muscles were too short, 
 Diosc; in right, deep in, extends to sym- 
 physis pubis, worse rising from a seat, better 
 continuing to walk, Ars. m.; in right, when 
 walking, I lEup. perf. %^ numbness, par- 
 alytic sensation. 
 
 Hips, lancinating: Ilgn.; alternately rightand 
 left, I I Lac c; burning like lightning into outer 
 side of bend of knee and to buttocks, Ast. r.; 
 to foot (phlegmasia alba dolens), IBry.; in iliac 
 bone, Ananth. ; in iliac bone, obliquely towards 
 small of back, Berb.; left, into thigh, yEthus.; 
 right, Ver. v.; in right, worse motion, better 
 rest, Agnus ; goes to left next day, then re- 
 turns with swelling in right, IILacc; from 
 womb and ovaries (uterine polypi), ICon. 
 
 Hips, neuralgia : IIArs., I Aur. met., HCalc, 
 IIColoc, IFluor. ac, IKali c, IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPuls., ISiL, I IStram., Tereb.; worse 3 
 p.m., and after sleep, ILach.; with spasmodic 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 pains in bladder, ICanth.; after catching cold, 
 
 I ISuL; after confinement, I I Hyper.; cutting, 
 ICalc; horrible pains, in metrorrhagia, lArg. 
 nit.; with violent jerks of limbs, ILyc. ; joint 
 feels as if femur were fastened to os innomina- 
 tum with iron claws, pains dart from sacro- 
 lumbalis muscle into thigh, IColoc. ; pain 
 mostly in knee, worse by overexercise, worse at 
 night, IRhus ; in left, lEup. pur., Pallad.; in 
 left, violent distracting pains, when abscesses 
 form, HStram.; in left, from gluteal muscle or 
 joint down leg to knee, often to calf or ankle, 
 slightly better after walking, 1 1 Phos. ac. ; left 
 to head, while lying, sharp pain like electric 
 shock, Diosc.; involuntary limping, IRhus; 
 violent, coming on every morning at 5 o'clock, 
 MVer. ; pain only during motion, rest gives 
 complete relief (sciatica), I Diosc; obstinate, 
 of nine months' duration, pain worse stand- 
 ing, with feeling as if thigh would break, 
 
 I I Val. ; alternating with phthisical symptoms, 
 ■Led.; in r|ght, along ischiatic nerve to ankle, 
 better from warmth, worse cold, motion at 
 first, pain gradually better from continued 
 motion, 1 1 Rhus ; dull or darting, cutting from 
 right posteriorly to foot, worse lying down, 
 motion and stepping, better sitting in chair, 
 Gnaphal.; right affected, in sciatica, I IRhus ; 
 of right, impairing use of leg, in sciatica, 
 ■Diosc; originating from suppressed or mis- 
 managed scarlatina or other exanthemata, 
 ■Phos. ac; sciatic pains, as if left were 
 wrenched, ttris ; in sciatica, lArs.; feel as if 
 scraped with knife, ■Phos. ac; intolerable 
 when standing (sciatica), 1 1 Val.; with draw- 
 ing stitches, ICalc; with lancinating stitches, 
 must get out of bed for relief, worse rising, 
 better slow walking, ISep.; with strangury, 
 ■Canth.; with tearing, ICalc J^tT" disease, 
 pain, rheumatism, tearing ; also Legs sci- 
 atica. 
 
 Hips, numbness: to feet, with pain in right 
 limb (after parturition), 1 1 Rhus; in right 
 iliac fossa, to hip almost to short ribs, down 
 whole right thigh, better lying on it (ovaritis), 
 ■Apis ; to knee, Agar.; in right, deep in, ex- 
 tends to symphysis pubis, Ars. met. 
 jgHf* lameness, paralytic sensation. 
 
 Hips, pain (undefined) : Ailant., lAnag., Arum 
 t., Badiag., Coccul., Colch., Dig., Lil. tig., 
 I IMez., I IVer., Ver. v., 1 1 Zing.; across, Sars.; 
 worse in afternoon and evening, better in bed, 
 worse change of weather (sciatica), IKali bi. ; 
 in back part, ILach.; in back part, running 
 around and down limbs, Med.; cannot bend, 
 Ruta ; across, severe and a little burning, from 
 4 a.m. till evening, better at 9 p.m., Lyss. ; to 
 buttocks, causing difficulty in rising, worse 
 stooping, ICard. m. ; from cold, Nux m.; after 
 taking cold (cystitis), ISars.; constant, with 
 cold limbs,Pal lad.; during cough, Bell., ICaust., 
 ■Sul.; like coxalgia, Ascl. t. ; after instrumen- 
 tal delivery, Hyper.; worse in evening, until 
 12 p.m., must walk, can hardly put foot down 
 but pain is better while walkingJFerr.; severe 
 to foot, better at night, cannot sleep, pressure 
 causes trembling of whole body and spasms, 
 I I Sil. ; to foot, worse from touch or motion 
 (phlegmasia alba dolens), IBry.; to forehead, 
 Tereb.; worse in forenoon, free after mid- 
 night, Prim.; to heel, Ars. m.; in iliac re- 
 gion, ■Coff. t.; in ilium, deep-seated, an inch 
 
 to an inch and a half from spine, extends 
 obliquely towards sacrum, IBerb.; on a level 
 with crest of left ilium, I IMillef.; in crest of 
 ilium, daily,right side, extends backward and 
 downward to thigh, worse early morning, on 
 rising and sitting down, better standing and 
 from warmth, Staph.; startsat iliac crest,shoots 
 to knees, screams out in agony, no relief in 
 anyposition(dysmenorrhoea), 1 1 Xan.; between 
 crest of right ilium and sacrum, during preg- 
 nancy, lArn.; in kidney disease, BBerb.; to 
 knee, INatr. s.; to near knees, Sep.; running 
 to knee, in sciatica, Kali bi. ; in left, Agnus, 
 Benz.ac.,Brom.,Xan.;in left, inevening,Ast,r.; 
 intermittent, between left and head of femur, 
 worse moving joint, abuse of mercury, Hod.; 
 over left, with headache, BLac def.; in left, in 
 an instant, as if hip would be torn from her, 
 Caust.; in left, so bad she cannot lift limb 
 when bathing, Ars. m.; in left, as after lying 
 in bed in a bad position, makes it difficult to 
 ascend, also to sit down or get up, awakes him 
 at night, can bear any one position only for a 
 short time, pains so from some movement he 
 can hardly help screaming, at times one spot 
 is sensitive to pressure, INatr. s.; deep, in left, 
 in morning, Ast. r.; in left, on motion, I Lye ; 
 in left, better by motion (sciatica), IKali bi.; 
 in left, comes and goes quickly, Eup. perf.; in 
 left, when lying on right side, ■Cham.; in 
 spot not larger than a pea, over left, with 
 soreness, I I Eup. perf.; worse in paroxysms, 
 constant in left, walking, from external press- 
 ure, and especially pushing leg upward to- 
 wards hip joint, I I Sul.; into lower portion of 
 legs, IPhyt.; causes limping, ■Carbo a. ; when 
 lying in bed, Mur. ; when lying on side, BRhus ; 
 during menses, ICalc, IGraph.; during men- 
 ses, in asthenopia, 1 1 Sep.; with difficulty in 
 moving head and tongue, ■Colch.; worse at 
 night, "I I Syph. ; at night, if he lies upon oppo- 
 site side, Cham.; severe, worse in rest and 
 when beginning to walk (ischias), BGels.; in 
 right, Ars. s. r., Ast. r., 1 1 Phos.; down right, 
 spreading towards back, for ten minutes, 
 Daph.; in right, lying in bed, Cornus; in 
 right, to knee, BKali bi.; in right to knee, 
 has to loosen garters and lie down, Cimex; 
 from right to knee, while walking, cannot 
 stand or bear one's weight, (Hydras.; in 
 right, then left, Lith.; down right leg, Sang.; 
 in right, almost constant, with metritis, 
 Lac c; in right, worse during motion, ■Helon.; 
 in right, worse from least motion and partic- 
 ularly when rotating limb inward, IColoc; 
 in right, on rising from a seat, Chel.; in 
 right, on sitting up in bed, in morning, Cinch, 
 bol.; in upper right, worse sitting, 7rKob. ; 
 behind and above right, in a small spot near 
 spine, worse walking, has to sit, Ars. h. ; in 
 right, worse from stooping, motion, rising 
 from seat, or moving in bed, I INatr. s.; in 
 right, down thigh, Lil. tig.; in right, under 
 trochanter, Arum t.; in right, cannot walk, 
 Ammoniac; in right, while walking, with 
 trembling of leg and feeling of uncertainty, 
 particularly on going down stairs (parenchy- 
 matous metritis), I I Lac c; worse rising to feet 
 from a lying posture, Sarrac ; must sit down 
 and rest, ILed.; prevents sleep, better by mo- 
 tion, Sinap.; when stepping, Asar.; gets up 
 stiff, Agar.; after being long on feet, sudden 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 violent, ILed.; in left, as if tendons were 
 too short, limps, Amm. m.; to lower part of 
 thigh, on external leg, after exposure, worse 
 change of weather, cold and exercise, IRhus; 
 upward, Eup. pur.; with urinary symptoms, 
 IBerb.; while urinating, Berb.; in ulceration 
 of os uteri, I Mu rex; from vomiting, Ipec; when 
 walking, Amm. c. $ga^ disease, neuralgia. 
 
 Hips, paralytic sensation: Plumb.; in left, 
 Brom.; changes from right to left or left to 
 right, Ver.; worse on commencing to walk, 
 better after walking a little, Phos. ac. 
 figg" lameness, numbness. 
 
 Hips, piercing: in left, only during rest, 
 IINatr. s. 
 
 Hips, pressing feeling: Agar., ISep.; drawing 
 deep in tendons on rising from a seat, Ang. ; 
 to inguinal region and thighs, Berb.; in left, 
 when sitting, with extended thigh, lArn.; in 
 threatened miscarriage, I Act. rac; painful, 
 shooting from just behind joint into leg, with 
 sensation as if pain were boring deep into 
 bone, IColoc. ; painful, persistent, in left, 
 Nitr. sp. d.; painful, in right, to middle of 
 sacral bone, I ILyss.; painful, at every step, 
 IRhus; in right, worse from motion, ILed.; 
 dull, in right, Asar.; squeezing, to inguinal 
 region and thighs, Berb.; tensive, painful, in 
 right, 1 1 Nitr. ac. 
 
 Hips, pricking: to knees, as if pierced with 
 needles, Plumb.; in left, I I Hell.; needle-like, 
 IChim. m. J^T" sticking, stinging. 
 
 Hips, pushing pain : Cann. s. 
 
 Hips, restlessness : nightly attack of fidgets, 
 in right, preventing sleep, and driving him 
 out of bed many times, 1 1 Phos. ; compelled to 
 move, with pain, IFerr., I INatr. s. 
 
 Hips, rhagades: discharging ichorous fluid, 
 irritating surrounding parts, Cund. 
 
 Hips, rheumatism : I I All. sat., Ant. t., ILac c, 
 Magn. s., Sabad., I I Zinc; acute, goes from left 
 to right, Rheum ; articular, in right, I ILac c; 
 chronic, IPhyt.; worse during day, Kali bi.; 
 to feet, I IMeph.; inflammatory, I Ver. v.; in 
 left, Sang.; in left, running from gluteal 
 muscles or hip joint down leg to knee and 
 often to calf of leg or ankle, slightly better 
 after walking, but still severe, 1 1 Phos. ac. ; from 
 mercurial abuse, INitr. ac; worse from motion, 
 ICarb. s.; at night, with soreness and coldness 
 (acute bronchial catarrh), IISul.; first left, 
 then right, with relief to left (acute rheuma- 
 tism), ILacc; in left, in sciatica and rheuma- 
 tism, ILacc; chronic, of left, use of which is 
 lost, synovial membrane implicated, consider- 
 able tumefaction from effusion, pain worse in 
 damp weather, IPhyt.; in right, ICarbol. ac, 
 Erig., Nux m. ; in right, with gonorrhceal rheu- 
 matism), 1 1 Med.; in right, worse in motion, 
 ■Led.; in right, when walking, after 7 a.m., 
 Pallad.; to left shoulder and chest, most severe 
 from 4 p.m. until 6 and lasting until 8 or 9, or 
 returning at 1 a.m., IColch.; on walking or 
 moving, with restlessness (diphtheria), I Kali 
 bi. JS^* neuralgia, stiffness. 
 
 Hips, running: something runs round and round 
 several times in flesh, then to knee, Lyss. 
 
 Hips, sere-wing pain: to knee, Daph.; in right, 
 Daph. 
 
 Hips, sensitive: right iliac region (typhus), 
 I IBapt. ; painful to pressure, Jamb.; right, to 
 touch, IColoc. 
 
 Hips, sharp pain : agonizing, as from passing 
 calculi (renal colic), lArn.; constant, Ailant. ; 
 in iliac bone, obliquely toward small of back, 
 Berb. ; between left and head of femur, worse 
 by moving joint, abuse of mercury, Hod.; in 
 left, lasting half an hour, Asim.; in sciatica, 
 Kali bi. ; in left, particularly when rising from 
 a seat, pain then extends towards spine, into 
 abdomen and into knee at times (sciatica), 
 I IRhus ; mostly behind trochanter major, 4 to 
 5 a.m., I IPhyt.; when attempting to walk, 
 IColoc. JSiir* neuralgia. 
 
 Hips, shocks : left then right, violent electric, 
 disturbing sleep after dinner, 1 1 Arg. met.; in 
 right, Ver. 
 
 Hips, shooting: IIArs., ICalc ; Calc p., 
 IICheL; across (catarrh of bladder), MUva 
 ursi ; in evening, to upper third of thigh, worse 
 in rest, better from motion and pressure, Sul.; 
 to knee and foot, especially with cough, I Caps.; 
 in left, with sensation of legs being elongated, 
 Thuya ; in right, to abdomen (liver com- 
 plaint), IChel. ; violent, in right, could not 
 raise himself nor move without greatest effort, 
 had to keep his bed, extends through right 
 half of pelvis down right femur, avoided 
 knee and reappeared in foot, Sul.; in right, 
 down in front of thigh and up to right scapula 
 (rheumatism), 1 1 Sabad.; tearing, IFerr.; to- 
 wards, IBry.; up or down, Calc. p. 
 
 Hips, smarting: alternately right and left, 
 
 I ILac c; with swelling in right, goes to left 
 next day, then returns, I ILac c. 
 
 Hips, soreness: Bov., I IPhyt.; in left, ^Esc h.; 
 in left, as after a fall, Zing.; painful about left, 
 
 I I Apis ; at night, ICaust.; lameness, in right, 
 Msc. h. 
 
 Hips, sprained feeling: lArn., Ilgn., 1 1 Lye, 
 IRhus ; in left, I ILaur.; in left, when walking 
 in open air, IHep.; with limping, INitr. ac; 
 on moving, lEuphor.; in right, on inner an- 
 terior side, Pallad.; in right, on walking, 
 I IMez. ; with stitches, INatr. m.; after walk- 
 ing, in evening, Cham. 
 
 Hips, stabbing: Bry.; in left, after a fall, I INatr. 
 s. JS^*" lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Hips, sticking : to feet, especially when cough- 
 ing, 1 1 Caps.; in ilium, an inch to an inch and 
 a half from spine, obliquely towards sacrum, 
 IBerb.; obliquely forward above left crest 
 of ilium, worse sitting erect, standing, bend- 
 ing towards left side, better bending towards 
 right, Jamb.; knee, walking bent, IBry.; dur- 
 ing rest, worse during motion, IMercc; in 
 right, Zinc; in right, to groin, Inul.; tearing, 
 Berb. fi^ 3 pricking, stinging, stitches. 
 
 Hips, stiffness: Ananth., Bapt., Bell., I I Hell., 
 I I Zing. ; now in hips, now in back, obliged to 
 hold breath, Sul.; and pain in left, IHam.; 
 in morning, Arg. met.; awoke with painful, 
 over left, preventing stooping, makes walk- 
 ing difficult, like a stiff neck, but more ach- 
 ing, Med.; in right, as if bruised, 5 p.m., 
 Chim. m.; cannot walk straight, Rheum. 
 g@~ rheumatism. 
 
 Hips, stinging: Berb.; when breathing, and in 
 morning, Sabina ; worse at night, and by con- 
 tact (gout), Bell. Jg^sT* pricking. 
 
 Hips, stitches: Agar., I Apis, ICaust., IColoc, 
 IFluor. ac; in right, IMerc. cor. ; above, when 
 breathing, Oxal. ac; dull, in right, must cease 
 walking, better while resting and by warmth 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 of bed, IColoc; to foot, at intervals, sitting or 
 walking, Berb.; in ilium, bubbling, darting 
 into part, Berb.; from ilium to ilium, Lil.tig.; 
 in right, at regular short intervals (hip joint 
 disease), IMerc; in crest of ilium, through ab- 
 domen, IIKreo. ; in crest of ilium, sitting, 
 1 1 Ang. ; acute, in anterior inferior spinous pro- 
 cess of ilium (hip joint disease) , IMerc; to knee, 
 Bry.; to knee, making him cry out, worse 
 from motion (ischias), IColoc; a few large, like 
 knives, IBry.; in left, I INatr. s.; needle-like, 
 in left, Hell.; in left, when sitting, ICarbo a.; 
 sudden, in left, while walking, foot no longer 
 serves as a support, pain as though he would 
 lose his senses and fall down, disappears after 
 two or three seconds as suddenly as it came, 
 INatr. s.; limps, Ammoniac; better by mo- 
 tion and pressure, worse evening, during rest 
 and when lying down, after abuse of quinine 
 (sciatica), IMenyanth.; worse from motion, 
 IMerc; near, Spong.; at night, IILyc; in 
 left os innominatum, dull, at intervals, behind 
 hip joint, worse from motion, Ang.; periodi- 
 cally, IMerc; worse during rest, better from 
 motion, Sabad.; in right, I INatr. m.; in back 
 of right, Rumex ; in right, down leg (coxal- 
 gia), IColoc; posteriorly, over right, could not 
 lie on right side, pained as from subcutaneous 
 ulceration on touch, Sep.; in right, with rheu- 
 matism, ILyc; up or down,Calcp.; when 
 walking, Arg. met. 
 
 Hips, stretching pain : in acetabula, Agar. 
 
 Hips, swelling : hot, painful to touch (articular 
 rheumatism), lAcon.; lymphatics feel like 
 hard cords, tender (fibroid of uterus after 
 hemorrhages), I Apis ; in right, goes to left 
 next day, then returns, 1 1 Lac c. 
 
 Hips, tearing: Agar., All. sat., Amb., Berb., 
 ICalc, Calc p., Cann. s., IMagn. m., Niccol., 
 ■Rhus, Sil. ; through abdomen to epigastrium, 
 Bry.; beneath, Zinc; crampy (coxalgia), 
 IKali c; deep-seated (sciatica), lElat. ; draw- 
 ing, in right, Tereb.; to feet, IKalm.; to feet, 
 especially with cough, 1 1 Caps.; in crest of 
 ilium, posterior portion, usually one side, ex- 
 tends to gluteal muscles or bones, IBerb.; to 
 knee, Agar., ICanth.; to knee, making him 
 cry out, worse from motion, IColoc; to knee, 
 while walking or standing, I Rhus ; between 
 left and head of femur, worse moving joint, 
 
 . after abuse of mercury, Hod.; drawing, in 
 left, on moving, 1 1 Aeon.; near and beneath 
 left, to sacrum, ICarbo v. ; periodic, in left, to 
 middle of thigh, worse in rest, could not sit 
 or lie in bed at night (after cohabiting with 
 wife with fluor albus), IIRhod.; worse on 
 motion (hip disease), IMerc; worse at night, 
 better about daybreak, better walking, I I Syph . 
 improved ; worse at night, or with pulsating 
 pains, IMerc; rheumatic, particularly when 
 at rest (purpura), I I Rhus; in right, Carbo v.; 
 in right, with periodic exacerbations (ischias), 
 IColoc; in right, in dysmenorrhoea, INatr. c; 
 in right, shifting to various parts, worse at 
 night, cannot find easy position, better by 
 day and from motion (after a sprain), I Am.; 
 then in left, Amb.; in sciatica, lArs. 
 JJ^* neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Hips, tension : Agar. ; to groin, Thuya ; in 
 region of anterior superior spine of ilium, 
 IColoc; to inguinal region and thighs, Berb.; 
 in left, while sitting, I Rhus ; painful, worse 
 
 left side (sciatica), ISul.; painful, on walking,. 
 ISul.; rheumatic, in left, ILyc; in right, 
 Rhus ; as if a skin were too tight around dis- 
 eased parts, I Rhus ; on awaking, Carbo v. 
 
 Hips, throbbing: as though it would burst 
 (ischias), llgn.; with fever, Ars. m.; in crest of 
 ilium, towards buttock, IColoc; in left, IColoc; 
 periodic, in left, extends to middle of thigh, 
 worse at rest, could not sit, or lie in bed at night 
 after cohabiting with wife with fluor albus, 
 1 1 Rhod.; in right, worse morning, better even- 
 ing, 1 1 Ars. m.; in right, dull motion, as if 
 uterus were beating against, Ang.; in region of 
 right, waking him about 4 a.m., IColoc; as 
 from beginning, suppuration, Staph.; throb- 
 bing pain on a small spot behind right hip- 
 bone, Ars. h. 
 
 Hips, tickling : painful, in ilium, 1 1 Anag. 
 
 Hips, tingling : awaking at night, Bar. c 
 
 Hips, tired feeling : in evening, on rising from 
 sitting, worse walking, Cepa; in crest of 
 ilium, painful in morning, 1 1 Kreo.; in right, 
 painful, from lying on right side, as if he had 
 been lying on a board, Ars. m.; weary feeling 
 in ilium, down outer side of thighs to knee, 
 Natr. a. 
 
 Hips, trembling : 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Hips, tumor : in right iliac fossa, as large as a 
 cocoanut, of elastic feel but hard and immov- 
 able, at times cutting pain, like a stab, in tu- 
 mor, causing her to scream and toss in agony, 
 with bilious vomiting, worse from heat and 
 warm weather, better in open air, IColoc 
 
 Hips, twitching: IMagn. m.; in whooping 
 cough, I Ars.; in crest of ilium, toward but- 
 tocks, IColoc; in left, IColoc; pain to knee, 
 IIMez. 
 
 Hips, wandering pains : flying, IColch.; heavy 
 drawing, in right, worse in damp weather 
 (gonorrhoea), 1 1 Med.; in sciatica, Kali bi.; 
 in right, Hris. 
 
 Hips, weakness : IPic. ac; interfering with coi- 
 tus, ICepa ; loss of control, cannot sit on a low 
 chair, or squat down, Syph.; in joints (preg- 
 nancy), I IMur.; in left, 1 1 Apis ; to legs,IOxal. 
 ac; paralytic, IKali c; relaxation, Apis ; un- 
 steadiness in left, 1 1 Apis. 
 
 KNEES, abscess: IBell., IHep., Hippoz., 
 ■ ■Sil., ISul.; beginning suppuration, IMerc ; 
 fistulous openings with hard edges, discharg- 
 ing greenish-yellow pus, ■■Sil.; small opening 
 over patella, oozing laudable pus, later pro- 
 fuse, yellow, serous discharge, particularly 
 early in evening (after neglected injury), 
 Hod.; discharging yellowish, creamy sub- 
 stance (chronic arthritis), ICalc. 
 
 Knees, aching: JEsc. h., IHydras., ■Jamb., 
 Lyss., Merc, per., Rhus v.; on awaking, in 
 morning, I ILach.; during chill, INatr. m.; 
 continued, 101. jec; dull, IPod.; in left, Carbol. 
 ac; in outer part of left, while sitting, worse 
 walking, IHydras.; in leucorrhcea, I^Esc. h.; 
 in dysmenorrhoea, ■Stram.; in syphilitic neu- 
 ralgia, 1 1 Syph. ; worse at night, BKalibi.; in 
 tendon, each side of top of patella, Osm.; 
 hard, feels inflammatory rheumatism, Apoc; 
 in right, Como., Gamb.; slight, Med.; tired, 
 Cann. i. 
 
 Knees, boils: small, stiffening whole leg, 
 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Knees, boring: Amm. c, ICaust., IHelL; worse 
 on moving, Bufo.; worse at night, must often 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 change position, IKali iod. ; especially in 
 right, in evening, Zinc; in right, worse 
 stretching, worse night, Calc. p. 
 
 Knees, broken feeling: Cup. m. 
 
 Knees, bruised feeling: Berb., I IGraph.,IHep., 
 IMeph., Spig., Zinc; as if beaten, IIArs. ; as 
 if beaten on bend of left, worse beginning to 
 move, especially after lying, Ars. h.; as if 
 beaten in left, on motion (palpitation), lArg. 
 met.; as if beaten or sore, ILed.; as if beaten, 
 after walking and rising from a seat, I Berb.; 
 as from a blow or shock, Cist.; as after a 
 severe blow, in left, I I Plat.; as if inwardly 
 crushed, on moving after lying, especially 
 in a fatiguing position, increases to burning, 
 better continuing to move, Ars. h.; as after a 
 fall, falls easily on his knee, Sarrac; while 
 lying still in bed, better rising and walking 
 about, IPuls.; when moving or sneezing (cox- 
 algia), IKali c; in muscles, INux v.; in outer 
 side, Calend.; during rest, I ISul. ; when sit- 
 ting, Arg. met. ; with swelling in right, goes to 
 left, next day, then returns, I Lac c; in and 
 below, obliges her to let affected thigh and 
 leg lie wherever it happened to be, IPuls. 
 
 Knees, bubbling sensation : in bend, to heel, 
 Kheum. 
 
 Knees, burning: ' I I Apis, I Arg. met., Arund., 
 Carbo v., Rhus, Tarax.; in bends, Bar. c; in 
 bend, worse beginning to move, especially 
 after lying, Ars. h.; in bends, in skin, at night 
 (chlorosis), ISep.; a blue spot above, Amm. 
 c; on side of left, Cast, eq.; worse at night, 
 Bell.; on right, I ISul.; in right, worse mov- 
 ing, IChel.; with sciatica, llndig. ; in swol- 
 len (scrofulous inflammation), Hod. 
 
 Knees, bursas (housemaid's knee, hygroma) : 
 IIArn., IINatr. m., HSil.; bursitis simple or 
 diffused, USticta; cysts, Cann. s., Caust., 
 ■Graph., Hod., Kali br., ISil., ISul.; hemor- 
 rhagic extravasation, I Bar. m.; in anaemic 
 subjects, -Calc p.; on patella, llSticta; on 
 patella, HSil. JS&p^ Chap. 34, Joints dropsy. 
 
 Knees, caries : in incipient anchylosis, I I Sil. 
 
 Knees, chilliness: 1 1 Card, m., Chim. m., ICo- 
 loc; not cold externally, Hgn. 
 
 Knees, cold: lAgnus, Ars., Daph.; in bed, 
 HCarbo v.; small spot in bend, Agar.; worse 
 on beginning to move, in bend, especially 
 after lying, Ars. h.; a spot from which a 
 cold current pervades leg, Petrol. ; with heat 
 of head and ears, Ars. ; even in hottest weather, 
 in timid nervous persons, I Asar. ; icy, even in 
 bed, I IPhos.; icy, in hysteria, I ISec; at night 
 in bed, I ISep.; particularly at night, HCarbo 
 v.; feeling 'as from quicksilver in hollow, 
 small spot towards right, Agar.; alternating 
 with flying shooting, Aeon.; as from cold 
 wind, Benz. ac, ICimex. 
 
 Knees, constriction : if bandaged, Ars., Aur. 
 met., Sil.; in anterior right, as if someone 
 grasped it, a kind of lacing, Nux m. 
 
 Knees, contraction : of tendons, in bends, 
 1 1 Tell.; feeling, in bends, IStaph.; of mus- 
 cles, under left, Med.; painful, in external 
 tendon of left, Oxal. ac; legs cannot be 
 stretched, during chill, ICimex ; of tendons 
 beneath right (psoas abscess), I ISyph. 
 knees, cracking : Benz. ac, ICalc, ICamph., 
 Coccul., ICon., Ign., ILed.,IPuls., ISep.,IISul.; 
 on bending, Selen.; feels dry, when moved, 
 INux v.; in left, Ast. r.; in left, on stepping, 
 
 Calad ; during motion, ICham., ICoccul.,Pod.; 
 in right, when rising in morning, IMez. ; when . 
 stooping, I Croc; on stretching limb, 1 1 Ran. 
 b.; when stretching limb, in hydrarthus, 
 I I Rhus; when walking, lArs.; when walking 
 and descending, HCaust. 
 
 Knees, cramplike pain : above left, Ast.r.; par- 
 ticularly about patellae, could not walk up- 
 stairs, Bell.; worse in right, pains come only 
 when at rest, better by active motion, passive 
 motion worse, pains appear every night while 
 in bed, and in daytime when lying down, 
 IMerciod.fiav.; in right, near patella, towards 
 outer side when sitting, Bell. 
 
 Knees, cramps: in bend, ICalc; to calf and 
 thigh when firmly leaning upon, Berb. ; with 
 heat, Arund. ; especially at noon, when she is 
 hungry (amenorrhcea), IZinc; in popliteal 
 space, with tension in flexor muscles, Cornus. 
 
 Knees, crawling : to foot, in left, Apis ; with 
 tension in tendons, inner right, Rhus. 
 
 Knees, creaking : iCamph. 
 
 Knees, cutting : lAcon.; knifelike, lAcon.; as 
 if parts were being ripped with a knife in 
 right, leg feels lame, Bar. c; in right, while 
 walking, obliging her to stand still, ICalc. 
 
 Knees, cysts : g^ 3 bursas. 
 
 Knees, darting : in right, I IKali m.; in right, 
 worse when leg is lifted to step, or when ft is 
 off floor while sitting, or if it is too far back 
 in walking or sitting, I ISul.; with swelling in 
 right, worse motion, after exposure to night 
 air when drunk, 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Knees, dislocated feeling: Hgn.; as if lower 
 end of femur would escape from patella, Cain.; 
 after injury, lArn.; as if out of joint, in left, 
 like after much walking (palpitation), lArg. 
 met.; in patella, when walking, 1 1 Gels.; in 
 right, Carb. s. 
 
 Knees, drawing : Agar., Aloe, Amm. c, Crotal., 
 Nitr. sp. d. ; worse in open air, better warmth 
 of bed, HCaust.; to ankle, Cham.; when in 
 bed, Asar.; dull, Bapt.; especially in evening, 
 does not know where to lay legs, Sul.; from 
 above down to feet, worse in shin bones and 
 tops of feet, Aph. ch.: in gout, lAnt. c; be- 
 low left, Ast. r.; in left, I I Card, m.; in left, 
 followed by profuse sweat, for several nights, 
 Spong. ; from left into lower thigh, Card, m.; 
 through lower leg, late in evening, Cham.; to 
 malleolus, Caust.; in morning or during day, 
 I I Aph. ch.; in muscles, Cain.; from outer side 
 to malleolus,Card. m.; painful, I Caulo., Lyss., 
 
 I IPuls.; painful, in sitting, I INatr. m.; pain- 
 ful, first in one, then in other, in rheumatism, 
 
 I I Puis.; in patella, during rest (sciatica), 
 I I Staph.; in tendon each side of top of patella, 
 Osm.; pressive, I IMur. ac; during rest (sci- 
 atica), MStaph.; in right, Ast. r.; sharp, in 
 right (morbus coxarius), IKali c; in right, 
 into anterior muscles of thigh, Como.; while 
 sitting and walking, ICalc; worse sitting, bet- 
 ter walking, Agar,; in skin, on outer side ofleft, 
 Card, m.; followed by profuse sweat, ISpong.; 
 constant, as if they would be twisted off, 
 IZinc; violent, about, as if they would be 
 twisted off, with heavy feeling in limbs during 
 menses (dysmenorrhea), IZinc; under, Med.; 
 when walking or setting foot to floor, Aur. 
 met.; after drinking wine, Benz. ac. 
 
 Knees, dropsy (hydrarthus): fl®" bursse, 
 swelling. 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 Knees, dryness : sensation, Benz. ac. 
 
 Knees, dull pain : Erig.; in left, Carbol. ac.; 
 when lying quietly with leg stretched out, 
 worse from least motion or pressure (after neg- 
 lected injury), Hod.; pain, on right patella, 
 Bapt.; on right, Xan.; on side, when walking 
 or extending leg, IKali c; to toes, in moving 
 suddenly from place to place, Lil. tig. 
 
 Knees, eruption : in bends,! IGraph., INatr. m., 
 1 1 Petrol.; in bends, with constipation, IHep.; 
 red scaly, like herpes, IIKreo.; in bends, in 
 hot weather, and at full moon, Bov.; blebs, 
 below, in pemphigus, 1 1 Sep.; flat blister, 
 looks as if full of bile, Iod.; large blister 
 above on inside of thighs, bloody water 
 ran out when lanced (fracture of tibia), lAnth- 
 rac; small blotches on right, ILac c. ; blood- 
 boils, on right, ICalc; copper color on left, 
 Stram.; thin, crusty, eating its way and dis- 
 charging thin corroding ichor, I I Sil.; chronic 
 eczema on bends, IGraph.; bright efflores- 
 cence on patella, to bend of foot, I Hydras.; 
 erythematous, resembling scarlet rash, Tereb.; 
 profuse and constant watery exudation, 
 IGraph.; herpes, I IDulc, I IGraph., I INatr. 
 m., IPetrol.; itching herpes in bends, with 
 scabies, IIArs.; herpetic, in popliteal space, 
 ICon.; scaly herpes, I IPhos.; humid places in 
 bends, USep.; impetigo, in bend, ICarb. s.; 
 old itch, on popliteal spaces, I IPsor.; lichen, 
 size of dollar, IDulc; violent itching nettle- 
 rash, especially on inner or outer side of left, 
 Hod.; in front below, like nettles, itching 
 when uncovered, Asim.; biting burning 
 pimples above, Agar.; in bend, pimples 
 form scabs (impetigo), ICarb. s.; pimples be- 
 coming confluent and forming easily bleeding 
 
 - ulcers, Phos. ac; pimples, like varicella, Thu- 
 ya ; psoriasis, IPhos.; psoriasis, irregular 
 patches with shining scales, edges raised, 
 llris ; pustules, better by gentle rubbing 
 about (impetigo), Thuya; rash, I INux v.; 
 itching rash on bends, IHep.; large red spot 
 on left, Petrol.; small, round, dark red spots 
 on patella, with pale red spots itching, Goss.; 
 red, under right, sometimes with pustules, 
 filled with yellow matter, ICinnab.; scaly skin 
 on patella, slightly broken here and there, 
 having in some places a jagged appearance, 
 extends to bend of foot, slight serous moisture, 
 IHydras.; soreness in bends, exudes offensive 
 smelling serum, spreading, painful when 
 washed, 1 1 Sep.; small spot in bend, itching, 
 Agar.;^ vesicles in bends, I IPhos.; vesicles, 
 becoming pustular, itching in evening, Iris. 
 
 Knees, erysipelas : bluish redness on external 
 side, ILach.; in irritable subjects, particularly 
 women, bright red swelling with severe pain, 
 I INux v. 
 
 Knees, gnawing : worse at night, INatr. m.; 
 worse at night, must often change position, 
 IKali iod. ; with ulcer of leg, IMerc sol. 
 
 Knees, gonarthrocace : lArs., UCalc, Hod., 
 ■ ■Sil.; fistulous openings discharging a thin 
 watery ichor surrounded by pale spongy 
 edges, which bleed easily, Hod.; after sup- 
 pressed itch, IMerc; second and third stages, 
 Hod. BUsT" neuralgia, pain, swelling. 
 
 Knees, gout: I ICalc; arthritic, inflammation, 
 INux v.; inflammation and abscess, repeated 
 after a fall, with pain and loss of sleep,IGuaiac; 
 inflammation of left, pain worse from 10 a.m. 
 
 to 4 p.m., lEup. perf.; after an attack of tertian 
 ague, with tophi and lameness in joints, 
 I INux v.; nodosities, INux v.; pains, Ars. h.; 
 hot pale swelling, very sensitive to touch, 
 worse at night, ICalc: tophi, Bufo. 
 JSi^Chap. 34, Joints gout. 
 
 Knees,grasped with hand : suddenly screamed, 
 was seized with convulsions, ICic 
 
 Knees, grasping pain : or heavy aching, ILil.tig. 
 
 Knees, gurgling: sensation, in patella, Asar. 
 
 Knees, heat: Arund., Aur. mur., ISars.; as if 
 hot air were going through, ILach.; with cold- 
 ness of nose, llgn.; with swelling of feet and 
 tearing of left heel (rheumatism), ILyc; in- 
 creased warmth (swelling of knee), I Bar. m. 
 
 Knees, heaviness : Berb., ICamph.; in bends, 
 
 I IPhos.; in bends, like a hundredweight, 
 could not move feet along, Rhus ; on walking, 
 Spong. 
 
 Knees, housemaid's knee, hygroma: jg^*bur- 
 see. 
 
 Knees, inflammation (gonitis) : IBar. m., IBell., 
 IIBry., I ISul.; from bruising knee, ISars.; of 
 cartilage, ICalc. ; chronic, IPhyt., IPsor.; ery- 
 sipelatous, IIRhus ; after suppression of gon- 
 orrhoea, pale swelling and stiffness, worse at 
 night, sensation of heat, painful to touch, 
 
 I I Sil.; rheumatic, worse at night and from 
 motion, I ILact. ac; of right, cedematous, pain- 
 ful on pressure or exercise, 1 1 Sil.; wants it 
 rubbed upward, lies quiet and satisfied 
 (strumous synovitis), ILed.; scrofulous, hot, 
 bright red, shining swelling, in several, 
 places small highly inflamed openings, oozing, 
 watery bloody pus, motion of body or foot, or 
 touch, or pressure on swelling causes severe 
 pain, Hod.; with shooting, IIPuls.; red swell- 
 ing, doughy, synovial fluid in surrounding 
 cellular tissue, worse at night in bed, when it 
 burns and itches, better moving about, worse 
 keeping quiet, with stiffness, when beginning 
 to move, I ISul.; with swelling, in tumor albus 
 of left knee, I I Sil.; acute synovitis, I Apis, 
 IIBry.; synovitis, much pain, followed by 
 dropsy, IFluor. ac; synovitis, much swelling, 
 ■Iod.; chronic synovitis, with swelling and an- 
 chylosis, ISil.; synovitis, with erratic tearing 
 pains, Hod.; synovitis, acute traumatic, with 
 much effusion and feeling of coldness in part, 
 ILed.; in secondary syphilis, I IPhyt.; tuber' 
 cular synovitis of left, I I Tuberc 
 
 Knees, injury: pain from a blow, ICalc s.; 
 lameness, after dislocations, Rheum ; painful, 
 after fall (bursitis), MSticta; sprain, Apis, 
 I ILed., IRhus; after neglected, large elastic 
 fluctuating swelling, Hod. M^* bursae. 
 
 Knees, insensibility: in right, llgn. 
 
 Knees, itching : Ars. m., IMang., IPsor., I ISul.; 
 in bends, IPsor., ISep., IISul.; in bends, in 
 evening, I lZinc. ; in bends, in evening, violent, 
 with urticaria-like eruption, after scratching, 
 IZinc; on bend, worse sweating, Mang.; be- 
 low left, afternoon in bed, Ast. r.; burning 
 pain on left, Lith.; especially at night, 
 Cinnab.; in patella, IHydras.; continuous 
 prickling, in popliteal spaces, while walking, 
 with desire to scratch parts, Spong.; violent, 
 on right, I IZinc; rash on inside, ILed. 
 
 Knees, jerking : IIPuls., Stram.; acute, in left, 
 IMez.; in patellae, with stitching in calves, 
 when knees are held stiffly stretched out, 
 Spig. 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 Knees, lacerating: IKali iod.; in forepart, 
 worse at intervals, worse by movement, 
 Plumb. ; painful, with ulcer of leg, IMerc. sol. 
 
 Knees, lameness: Berb., ICepa, Coccul.; after 
 dislocations, Rheum ; in inner part of left, when 
 in bath, in forenoon, Calc. s.; feeling, in left, 
 when kneeling, Ars. h.; painful, in left, in 
 morning, Lyss.; in left, in rheumatism, ICalc; 
 in inner part of left, stooping or walking fast, 
 later posterior part, Calc. s. ; as if palsied after 
 walking and rising from a seat, IBerb.; from 
 right, to right hip, ISpong.; painful in right, 
 Como.; painful in right, when getting awake 
 at night, Lyss.; in right, stiff, Diosc; after 
 work, mostly girls, IBar. c. ^^ paralyzed 
 feeling. 
 
 Knees, lancinating : lArg. met.; with occasional 
 attacks of cramps. Plumb.; deep (tumor albus 
 of left knee), I ISil.; in gonorthrocace, I ISil.; 
 in left, waking from sleep, Form.; in morbus 
 coxarius, IKali c. ; with swelling in right, 
 goes to left next day, then returns, I I Lac c. 
 
 Knees, feel large : 1 1 Merc. 
 
 Knees, motion : difficulty on going down stairs 
 and still more on going up, IKali c; tremul- 
 ous tossing, as of violent chill, in afternoon, 
 Stram. 
 
 Kmees, neuralgia: in left, I ICalc. a., Iodof.; of 
 right, passing to left, Eup. pur.; at times to 
 toes, with thrill as if foot had been asleep, 
 Lact. ac. 
 
 Knees, numbness : Carbo v., IColoc. 
 
 Knees, pain (undefined): lAng., lAnt. t., 
 
 I I Apis, lArs., Ars. s. f., Bar. c, Brom., 
 ICanth., IChrom. ac, ICop., Como., Daph., 
 
 I I Lac c, ILach., ILil. tig., Lyss., I INatr. p., 
 Polyp.; above, Arum t., Calc. p., ICepa ; in 
 afternoon (ague), INatr. m.; awakes, extends 
 from patella to lower outer thigh, worse on 
 motion, Cact.; just below, as if tied too tightly, 
 Ant. c. ; below bend, worse taking off boots, 
 Calc. p. ; in bend, continuous, when knee is 
 bent, especially stooping, also sitting, worse 
 rising after sitting, Cast. eq. ; in bend of left, 
 Anag. ; in bend of left, rising from a seat, and 
 beginning to walk, Ars. h.; in bends, on mo- 
 tion, INatr. c; in right bend, on pressure, 
 worse lying down, evening, Ars. h.; in bend, 
 while walking, especially left, Card, m.; with 
 blue boils, after glanders poisoning, lAnthrac; 
 in bone (secondary syphilis), IISyph.;in 
 bursitis, I I Sticta ; with heavy laming pains 
 in calves, Merc. iod. fiav.; during chill, Ars.h., 
 ICimex ; with shaking chill, followed by 
 Tieat, then sweat on back, face and hollow of 
 elbows, I I Pod.; during cough, Caps.; with 
 cramps (intermittent), IGels.; day and night, 
 ILach.; disagreeable, cannot rest in any posi- 
 tion, worse from motion (intermittent), ICoc- 
 cul.; feels elastic, as if some fluid were in 
 joint, I I Sul.; excruciating, ISars.; caused by 
 a fall a year ago, IPsor.; as from fatigue, 
 ICon.; fearful, Hyper.; to feet, IPhos.; must 
 draw up feet, Cham. ; to feet, must move about, 
 better riding horseback (dysmenorrhoea), 
 ITarant.; in catarrhal fever, IMyrtus; in flex- 
 ors of left, extending around thigh, immedi- 
 ately above patella, as if limb were severely 
 grasped, Chim. umb.; extend towards hip, 
 when at rest (luxatio spontanea), IColoc; 
 severe, to hip and ankle joint, as of scraping 
 over long bones (rheumatism), I Ars.; to hip 
 
 joints, in strumous synovitis, ILed.; inside, 
 Iodof.; severe, in inner aspect, point of pain 
 easily covered with finger end, sore to touch, 
 better in motion, worse by pressure, I I Ran. b.; 
 lameness, particularly when walking, Merc, 
 sul.; in left, Ars. s. f., Ast. r., Bapt., Benz. ac, 
 Brom., I IChel., Cinch, bol.; in left, in even- 
 ing, in bed, Ast. r.; in left bend, then in right 
 knee, then in right popliteal space, Diosc; 
 above left, into chest, in morning, Pallad. ; in 
 left, worse in evening, Ars. h. ; in left outer, 
 running into fibula, Bapt.; violent, above left, 
 after getting up, when placing legs higher 
 than body, Ars. h.; severe, in left, lasts a little 
 more than half an hour without cessation, 
 Xan.; in left, down leg (acute rheumatism), 
 
 I I Rhus; sudden, in left, pain worse on begin- 
 ning to move, in morning, I I Puis.; near left, 
 Anag.; violent, in left, worse outside and to 
 front (synovitis), I Apis; in left, as if paral- 
 yzed, Lyss. ; in left, while right feels lame and 
 stiff, Diosc; in left, when walking, caused 
 it to give way, letting her down, Med.; ex- 
 cruciating, on lying, causes soreness, IKali 
 iod.; as after a long march, I IChel.; worse 
 moving about, in morning (rheumatism), 
 
 I I Agar. ; better by motion and rubbing, 
 Diosc; every night, 11 p.m. till 7 a.m., I Sul.; 
 in outside, above patella, on left side, Gamb.; 
 above right patella, on pressure, worse lying 
 down, in evening, Ars. h.; in right patella, 
 Sarrac; in patella, impeding walking, INitr. 
 ac; under patella, Rhus; under right patella, 
 ICarbol. ac; in left popliteal space, I IChel.; 
 in right, Cast, eq., I I Fluor, ac; in right, into 
 instep, Elat.; in right, then in left, Benz. ac; 
 in right, worse on moving, IChel.; sudden, 
 through right, while sitting, standing and 
 walking, MVerbas.; in right, worse straining 
 knee and change of weather, especially rain 
 or storm, no pain during rest (hydrarthrus 
 genu), I I Rhus; in right, to thigh and leg, 
 worse from contact more than motion, 
 I Cinch.; when sitting, Calend.; especially 
 when sitting, Cast, eq.; when sitting with 
 crossed legs, Anag.; small spot in bend, vio- 
 lent, Agar.; cannot sleep, had to sit up, in 
 acute rheumatism, lAcon. ; prevents sleep, in 
 synovitis, MVer. v.; slightly intermitting, in 
 right, 9 a.m., Tromb.; in and above, especially 
 when going up stairs, Lith.; worse standing, 
 Iodof.; as from stiffness, on rising from a 
 seat, ISul.; in joint, with or without swelling, 
 ICalc; transient, in bend, Irid.; in walking, 
 IMagn. c; violent, above, when walking, 
 Ammoniac; when walking, in chorea, IMy- 
 gale; as after walking much, Coral.; in walk- 
 ing and sitting, Cist.; after walking only a 
 few steps, about noon, Calab.; sudden, mak- 
 ing walking impossible, Codein.; worse walk- 
 ing, left then right, ICalc. p.; on walking, but 
 better from continued walking, I I Diosc; with 
 weakness in legs, Xan. 
 
 Knees, paralytic pain : Carbo v., Cepa, Coccul. 
 
 Knees, paralyzed feeling : Aur. met., Plumb.; 
 in left, Brom.; from right down, Chrom. ac 
 JSSi^ lameness. 
 
 Knees, pinching : in bend, evening, sitting, 
 Ammoniac 
 
 Knees, position : drawing up, towards chest, as 
 soon as he falls asleep, Cham.; drawn up, in- 
 voluntarily. Carbo v., Ilgn.; drawn up, in 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 trismus, Amyg.; flexed on abdomen, Amyg.; 
 flexed, during chill, I I Cimex ; slightly flexed, 
 Ferr. s.; has to lift up (angina), IBell. 
 
 Knees, pressing: Nitr. sp. d.; bone pain, in 
 right, Bor. ; cramplike, in bends, extending to 
 ankle, Sul.; cramplike pain in muscles, above 
 right, while sitting and standing, Verbas. ; in 
 left, Camph., Sul.; in left, as if forced a'sunder, 
 Calad.; painful, ILed., IMagn. m.; painful, in 
 bend, extends to heel, I I Rheum ; in a space 
 of two fingers' breadth, below patella, Chel.; 
 in left patella, Sul.; painful, in patell8e,Coccus ; 
 pain in external tendon of flexor muscle in 
 right popliteal space, worse walking, Spong. ; 
 drawing, coming by jerks, in left popliteal 
 space, arises on bending knee, and alter- 
 nates with similar sensation in left armpit, 
 Spong.; above right, Camph.; stinging pain 
 above right, while sitting, Spong. 
 
 Knees, pricking: Aloe, Aur. mur.; with occa- 
 sional cramps, Plumb.; in popliteal space, 
 llnd.; in swollen, Hod.; when touched, Arn. 
 gig~ stinging. 
 
 Knees, pulling: with tension in tendons on 
 inner side of right, causing uneasiness in foot, 
 Rhus; short pains, Med. 
 
 Knees, rawness: in bends, I lAmb. 
 
 Knees, redness: IILacc. ; above (fracture of 
 tibia), lAnthrac. 
 
 Knees, rhagades : in hands, discharging ichor- 
 ous fluid, irritating surrounding parts, Cund. 
 
 Knees, rheumatism: Ars. h., IBerb., IIBry., 
 HCaust., IIFerr. ph., Gnaphal., I I Hyper., 
 ILach., Lye. vir., I I Puis., I Sal. ac; acute, in- 
 tense pain, ILac c; first left, then right, with 
 relief to left (acute), ILac c; acute, in right 
 I I Chin. s.; acute, in right, which is semiflexed, 
 swollen, red and painful, worse night, I I Hy- 
 per., 1 1 Sep.; first, then one joint after another, 
 IFerr. ph.; below, IPhyt.; downward, Niccol. ; 
 gonorrhceal „ in fibrous part, IThuya; inflam- 
 matory, AVer. v. ; inflammatory, sore to touch, 
 redness, followed by effusion, patella being 
 lifted up, with elastic swelling underneath and 
 around, I ISticta ; inflammatory, of right, with 
 tearing pains in fibula, ILobel. i.; pains pass 
 along course of ischiatic nerve to foot, left side, 
 I I Zinc; in left, I I Amyl., Bapt., IBerb., IPhyt.; 
 aching, in left, Brach. ; on inside of left, 1 1 Eup. 
 perf.; acute pain in left on moving, seemed 
 deep in joint, without much heat or swelling, 
 IGlon.; left, twice the size, IBerb.; on moving 
 leg, ICarb. s., Lact. ac; motion impossible, 
 IBry.; during night, I I Gels. ; at night, with 
 soreness and coldness (acute bronchial ca- 
 tarrh), 1 1 Sul.; in right, Gels., Grin., I ILac c; 
 in right, till 10 p.m., Chrom. ac; in right, 
 worse in open air and damp weather, IPhyt.; 
 in right, worse walking (ascending) , better at 
 rest, Cinnab.; subacute, ICod.; red, shining, 
 swollen, IIBry.; tendons forming boundaries 
 of popliteal space, contracted, hard, sensitive 
 to touch, making it difficult to touch heel to 
 floor, I I Sul.; sudden twinges or pricks while 
 at rest, must rise and straighten limb, IGlon. ; 
 on walking or moving, with restlessness (diph- 
 theria), I Kali bi.; worse walking, Form. 
 
 Knees, sensitive : Ars. h.; after fall (bursitis), 
 I I Sticta ; half painful sensation of a sore place 
 below lower edge of left patella, almost drives 
 wild, ILach.; tender, after wrenching (syno- 
 vitis), MVer. v.; tenderness, pain constant 
 
 while walking, rises with effort (sciatica),, 
 I I Rhus; inner side, painful to touch, Bry.; 
 external lateral ligament, painful to touch 
 (acute rheumatism), 1 1 Sep.; severe pain on 
 inner surface from least touch, I I Sul.; tender 
 to touch, ISars, 
 Knees, sharp pain : in sciatica, Kali bi. ; sud- 
 den, forcing to sit down, after hard work, 
 mostly girls, IBar. c ; with swelling in right, 
 worse on motion, after exposure to night air 
 when drunk, 1 1 Lac c; shot upward during a 
 terrific thunderstorm, pains worse by stretch- 
 ing, Med.; could hardly touch them, Hyper. 
 Knees, shooting: lAcon., Agar., I I Apis, 
 Brach.; down, Lyss.; to eye, after operation 
 for strabismus, IBerb.; on kneeling, IBar. c; 
 in left, Tromb.; in left, worse from least at- 
 tempt to move leg, IColoc; periodical, tran^ 
 sient in left, I I Sul.; down legs, motion pain- 
 ful, IFerr. ph. ; worse on moving, Bufo. ; worse 
 at night, IKali bi.; in right, worse going up- 
 stairs, Agar.; in swollen (scrofulous inflamma- 
 tion), Hod.; down inside of thigh, I I Pod.; 
 with every attempt to walk, IColoc. 
 Knees, smarting : with light swelling in right, 
 
 affects left next day, 1 1 Lac c 
 Knees, soreness : aching beneath left, all day 
 to 4 p.m., ICarbol. ac; in bends, IIAmb., 
 Bar. c; in left, iEsc h.; in left, in rheuma- 
 tism, IBerb.; painful, 101. jec; in right pa- 
 tella, as if he had been kneeling, IBry. ; in- 
 side of right, Urt. ur. ; when walking, ICalcp. 
 Knees, sprain : jj@» injuries. 
 Knees, sprained feeling: 1 1 Agar., ICalc p., 
 Elaps, Hippom., Ilgn., I INatr. m., IRhus, 
 ILach., Sul.; ligamentum patellae, sudden and 
 severe pain at insertion into tibia on rising 
 from a chair, Rhus; in right, I ILach.; in 
 right, as if wrenched, on moving, especially 
 • going up stairs, 1 INux m. ; wrenching, ISars. 
 Knees, sticking: pricking, from above, Mang.; 
 spasmodic, beneath bend of right, Inul.; from 
 within in side of, while walking, Rhus. 
 Knees, stiffness : I Apoc, Aur. met., Cann. i., 
 1 1 Cast., Elaps, 1 1 Hell., ILed., INatr. s.,INitr. 
 ac, IPetrol., I I Sang., ISep., IISul.; inability 
 to flex to any extent, with acute arthritis, 
 IPhos.; in bends, Stann., IStaph. ; in bend, 
 with pain on motion, Rheum ; in bends (spi- 
 nal irritation), INux v.; tendons, in bends, 
 Card, m.; in bend, when walking, ICaust.; was 
 unable to bend and could not kneel, IPuls. ; 
 dryness in right, Ars. m.; feeling, prevent- 
 ing stooping, IColoc; feeling, in bends, as 
 if tendons were too short, IGraph.; slightly 
 flexed, as if anchylosed, permitting neither 
 flexion nor extension (morbus coxarius), I Kali 
 c; of flexors, IKali bi.; of left, in rheumatism, 
 IBerb.; in left, when walking, ICaust.; move- 
 ments more limited, especially in elbows and 
 knees, and all attempts at flexion or extension 
 caused excruciating suffering, 1101. jec; in 
 morning, when rising, iEsc h. ; worse at night 
 (rheumatism), ILyc; painful, Ant. c; painful, 
 as after a long march, Lobel. i.; painful 
 stitches, especially on moving, Bry.; painful 
 in right, while walking, whenever thigh is 
 stretched out straight, IPuls.; of patella, Card, 
 m.; rheumatic, ILyc, IPhos.; in right,ITereb.; 
 in right, worse on moving, MChel.; rigid, in 
 sciatica, ISul.; in sciatica, IColoc; in scirrhus, 
 ■Ars.; after sitting, I ILach.; after sitting, with 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 dyspepsia, ILach. ; particularly after sitting 
 awhile, must stretch leg or get up and move 
 for relief, I ISticta ; on sitting down, in chronic 
 rheumatism, ILyc; with sharp sticking, IPe- 
 trol.; difficulty in stretching, ILach.; swelling 
 and flexion (strumous synovitis), ILed.; alter- 
 nates with tearing, IIArs.; scarcely able to 
 walk, Anac; in bend, as/rorn a long walk, in 
 morning on rising, ILyc; while walking, 
 Card. m. JS^ 1 * contraction, rheumatism. 
 
 Knees, stinging: lAcon., Agar., lApis, Aur. 
 rnur., Bar. m., ICalc, ■Hell; down, Lyss.; 
 above, as if a flea were biting, Pallad.; ingon- 
 orthrocace, I ISiL; particularly inner side, when 
 walking, Berb. ; in left, Gymn.; dull, in left 
 leg, while lying, Spong.; worse at night, Bell.; 
 in rheumatism, ILach.; in right, Lyss.; while 
 sitting and walking, ICalc; transitory, with 
 inflammatory swelling, ICoccul.; like sting 
 of a wasp, lArg. met. g^" pricking, 
 stitches. 
 
 Knees, stitches: I I Agar., Arund., Bov., ICalc, 
 ICalc s., INitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., I I Petrol., 
 ■Staph., ISul. ; with unsteadiness in back, 
 knees and feet, 1 1 Merc, sol.; burning, on outer 
 side beneath left, at intervals, 1 1 Staph.; dur- 
 ing chill, IDiad.; with chill coming and going 
 suddenly (ague), IDiad.; when clothing touched 
 part or when knee was bent (after a wound 
 from striking knee in falling had healed), 
 I ISymph.; drawing, worse on motion, Staph.; 
 externally, IKalm.; in evening, sitting, I Amm. 
 m.; after influenza, I IRhod.; in left, I ILaur., 
 INatr. m.; in disease of liver, with hydro- 
 thorax, IKali c; dull, during movement 
 (sciatica), I I Staph.; intermitting at night and 
 during rest, ICalc, ICamph., Jacea; dull, 
 above left patella, in stepping, Verbas.; in 
 patella, Coccus ; in patella, dull, during move- 
 ment (sciatica), M Staph.; in right patella, 
 Niccol.; laming, in right patella, on going 
 down stairs, Lact. ac; in right patella, when 
 kneeling, making it difficult to walk (hemor- 
 rhagic extravasation of knee}, I Bar. in.; in pa- 
 tella, on rising when sitting, Carbo v.; dull, 
 near patella, change to pressive pain on touch, 
 Staph.; rheumatic, during motion and rest, 
 Asar. ; below right, Rhus ; in right, Am- 
 moniac; in right, worse from motion (luxatio 
 spontanea), IColoc; transient, at one time 
 above, at another below right, worse from mo- 
 tion or warmth of bed, lElaps ; dull, in right, 
 immediately after rising in morning, worse 
 from motion, Staph.; in right, to toes, worse 
 after midnight, causing spasmodic twitchings, 
 I ISul.; in right, when walking, Chen, v.; in 
 right, from within, Cepa ; when standing, 
 Rumex ; across, on standing, after sitting, 
 Rhus; in swollen (scrofulous inflammation), 
 Hod.; tearing, during motion and rest, Asar.; 
 knifelike, to toes, Caust.; when walking, 
 ■Bry. fl^** lancinating, stinging. 
 
 Knees, suppuration : j^^ abscess. 
 
 Knees, sweat: in cholera infantum, ICalc; at 
 night, ISul.; with swelling, ILyc. 
 
 Knees, swelling : ■ Apis,IArs.,Arund.,IBar. m., 
 IIBry.,IICalc,ICop., I I Hep., I I Lac c, ILach., 
 ■Puis., I IRhus, ISars.; above (fracture of tibia), 
 lAnthrac; arthritic, I Arm, IIBry., Cinch., 
 Coccul., ILyc, Nux v., ISal. ac, ISul.; bloat- 
 ing (dysentery), I Colch.; chronic, ICalc. p. ; 
 chronic, particularly if scrofulous, INatr. m. ; 
 
 doughy,IKaliiod.,IISil.; dropsy, IApis,IBrv., 
 ICalc, I ICon., 1 1 Dig., Hod., IMerc, I IRhus,, 
 ISiL, I ISul.; dropsy of left, I Ant. t.; effusion, 
 in articular rheumatism, I I Hyper.; elastic, in 
 rheumatism, lArs.j filled with solid exudate 
 (gout), IKali iod.; feeling, Carbo v.; feeling dur- 
 ing night, IKali iod.; feeling, as if bends were 
 swollen, INitr. ac; feeling, in rheumatism, 
 ILach.; with swelling of feet and tearing in 
 left heel (rheumatism), ILyc; large, fluctuat- 
 ing, on outside, by pressure discharging hor- 
 ribly smelling gangrenous ichor (after frac- 
 ture of tibia), lAnthrac; puffed and round on 
 both sides, sensation of fluctuation, pain when 
 stretching leg, or attempting to stand, press- 
 ure on patella causes pain, better during 
 rest, Hod.; with gnawing (rheumatic gout), 
 I I Rhus ; after gonorrhoea, IClem.; hard, in 
 bend, IMagn. c. ; hemorrhagic extravasation, 
 ■Bar. m.; hot, bright, with inflammation, 
 worse touch or pressure, Hod.; hot, inflam- 
 matory, IBell., IFerr. ph., IIPuls.; hot, of 
 right, painful to slight touch, ICinch.; chronic 
 hydrarthrosis, Hod.; inflammatory, with tran- 
 sitory stinging, ICoccul.; left, double size, 
 white, shiny, doughy, I ISiL; in left, painful, 
 ICic;left,painful, stiff, unable to bear pressure, 
 I^Esc.h.;with tensive pain in ligaments, IIBry.; 
 in disease of liver, with hydrothorax, IKali c; 
 painful, INux v.; painful, above, IRhus; 
 painful, in bend, IMagn. c; pain, when pressed 
 or lifted (spinal disease), I Apis ; with pul- 
 sative and distending pains, Bufo.; painful, 
 in acute rheumatism, I lYer. v.; painful, in 
 septicemia, Sal. ac; pain as if swollen, INitr. 
 ac; painless, IIPuls.; pale fluctuating of right, 
 after swelling of finger joints, leg flexed, can- 
 not be extended (white swelling of knee), 
 I IRhus.; over right patella, I ISticta ; pinkish, 
 sensitive, motion painful (rheumatism), I ISal. 
 ac; painful, in popliteal space, occasioned 
 by a cold, preventing extension of leg, pain 
 particularly after walking and exercising leg, 
 I IRhus ; an inch and a half in diameter, pro- 
 jects (bursitis), I ISticta ; red, burning, comes 
 over night, ICalc ; in acute rheumatism, 
 I Aeon.; in rheumatism, ILyc; with rheu- 
 matic pain, comfortable only when apply- 
 ing cold, ILed.; of right, IBenz. ac, lElat., 
 I ISul., ITereb.; of right, with sharp, dart- 
 ing pains, worse on motion, after exposure to 
 night air, when drunk, I I Lac c. ; globular, 
 on tip of right (hemorrhagic), ■Bai\ m.; 
 of right, in kidney trouble, IBenz. ac; 
 lancinating in right, affects left next day, 
 
 I I Lac c; in right, painful (rheumatism), 
 
 I I Viol.; doughy, of right, especially above 
 patella, pain on pressure, cannot straighten 
 leg on account of pain, I ISul.; *of right, in 
 pericarditis, Spig.; in right, in acute rheuma- 
 tism, 1 1 Chin. s. ; of right, white painless, elas- 
 tic, I ISul. ; scrofulous, Arm, lArs., I ICalc, 
 IFerr., Hod., ILyc, ISiL, I ISul.; with shoot- 
 ing, IIPuls.; in evening, sitting, Ammoniac; 
 soft, Sep.; soft, white, shining, IIPuls.; 
 spongy, ICalc, IKali iod.; stiff, ILyc; stiff, in 
 a chifd, Amm. m.; with stinging, IDig. ; with 
 stinging, tearing, ILach.; worse stretching 
 leg, Aur. mur.; followed by suppuration after 
 catching cold, openings with elevated edges, 
 discharging unhealthy thin pus, fever, con- 
 tinuous pain, sleeplessness, looks as if he had 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 consumption, I I Rhus; with sweat, ILyc; in 
 secondary syphilis, I IPhyt.; with tearing, in 
 IColch.; with tension, and stitches with rheu- 
 matic pains, ILed.; and tension and sticking 
 pain when walking, ILed.; and tender to 
 touch (rheumatism), ILyc; tubercular, inter- 
 mittent attacks of pain, I ITuberc; collection 
 of water (rheumatism), I ISticta; white, lAnt. 
 c, Am., ICalc, Hod., IKali iod., ILyc, 
 ■01. jec, IPhos., IIRhus; white, pressing, 
 stitching, intermitting during night and rest, 
 ICalc; white, with tearing, worse during rest 
 and at night, I IRhod.; after wrenching (syn- 
 ovitis), II Yer. v.; alternates with swelling of 
 wrists, with numbness and rigidity of limbs, 
 I IKreo. Jg®** bursae, tension, tumor. 
 
 Knees, synovitis: fi^"* bursae. 
 
 Knees, tearing : lAcon., Agar., Alum., Amb., 
 Ars. h., ICalc, IKali iod., Lyss., Mang., 
 ■ I Puis.; worse in open air, better in warmth of 
 bed, I ICaust.; to ankle, Cham.; crampy (cox- 
 algia), IKali c; evenings, ICist. ; better in 
 evening and night (coxalgia), IColoc; espe- 
 cially in evening, does not know where to lay 
 legs, Sul.; down inside of legs to feet, Collin.; 
 in quartan ague, 1 1 Sep. ; frequent, I IKali c; 
 rending pain to hips, especially walking and 
 morning, when rising, Ascl. t.; in jaundice, 
 I I Sep.; in left, IPsor., Sul.; four fingers' 
 breadth above left, to hand's breadth above 
 ankle, in afternoon while sitting, better ris- 
 ing and walking, llndig. ; in left, as if in peri- 
 osteum, IKali iod.; in left, when walking, 
 Lachn.; in morning or during day, I lAph. 
 ch.; worse on motion, at night, or pul- 
 sating pains, IMerc; worse at night, must 
 often change position, IKali iod.; in patella, 
 Alum., IColch.; worse during rest, IRhus; 
 rheumatic, 1 1 Hyper., ILach.; in right, Zinc; 
 in right, in coxalgia, IColoc; in right, awak- 
 ens at night, worse lying on affected side or 
 back (sciatica) , IKali iod. ; while sitting, dis- 
 appearing on motion, Sil.; worse sitting, bet- 
 ter walking, Agar. ; from above to feet, 
 worse in shin bones and tops of feet, Aph. 
 ch.; like a sprain in left, only when walking, 
 at times he limped because he could not bend 
 knee, Spig.; first in one then in other, in 
 rheumatism, 1 1 Puis.; with swelling, IColch.; 
 with white swelling, worse during rest and 
 night, I IRhod.; in syphilis, I I Sul.; to toes, 
 Alum. 
 
 Knees, tension : ICaust., Cham. ; on awaking, 
 Carbo v.; in bends, IBry., Dig., ILach., Stann. ; 
 tightness in bend of left, as if swollen or sore, 
 Anag.; in bend, muscles shortened, INatr. c; 
 in bends, when sitting or beginning to walk, 
 better^ continual walking, ICaust.; in spinal 
 irritation, INux v.; in bends, as if too short, 
 on stooping, ISul.; in bend, as if tendons were 
 too short, Berb.; in bends, as if tendons were 
 too short, on rising from a seat, INux v.; as if 
 cords were shortened, during menses, I INatr. 
 p.; to foot, Astac; cannot move, INatr. m.; 
 painful, I Caps.; painful in left bend, extends to 
 heel, I I Rheum; painful around left, like some- 
 thing tight (affection of knee), IMagn. c; pain- 
 ful, in right, Pallad.; painful, when walking 
 (eczema), IMerc; painful in bend, when walk- 
 ing, ICaust.; in right, ^Esc h. ; in right patella, 
 IBar.c; inright patella, when kneeling, making 
 it dinicult to walk (hemorrhagic extravasation 
 
 of knee), IBar. m. ; inright, when stretching 
 leg, llgn.; as if too short, IRhus ; in swelling 
 of knee, IBar. m.; tendons seem too short, 
 
 I ICaust.; tendons in bend, as if too short, 
 Calc p. fl@r swelling, 
 
 Knees, throbbing : Brach.; in left, Calad.; in 
 left, lying, evenings, Calad.; in patella, pulsa- 
 ting, with stitching in calves when knees are 
 held stiflly stretched out, Spig.; in acute rheu- 
 matism, I Aeon. 
 
 Knees, tightness : g^ B tension. 
 
 Knees, tingling : to ankles, Lachn. 
 
 Knees, tired feeling: Berb., Oxal. ac; as if 
 they would give way, although he sets foot 
 firmly, Spong.; in left, to foot, Apis ; worse 
 during rest, I INux m.; after walking, 
 Calc. s.; weary, Act. sp., Croc, IPuls.; as if 
 weary, after walking and arising from a seat, 
 IBerb. 
 
 Knees, trembling: lAlum., Ant. t., Calad., 
 ICamph., Caps., I IChel., I IDios., Lil. tig., 
 Mang., Sil.; in headache, IGlon.; after seminal 
 emissions, I INatr. p.; when sitting or walk- 
 ing, ILed.; small spot in bend, tremulous feel- 
 ing, Agar.; when standing, J JOleand.; at every 
 step, from weakness, Lyss.; with weariness of 
 thighs, IPuls.; with jerking of thigh, Rhus. 
 
 Knees, tuberculous disease : of left, enlarged 
 and tender, I ITuberc. 
 
 Knees, tumor: lAnt. c; patellae surrounded 
 by supernumerary bones (osseous growths), 
 ICalc fl.; size of egg, short distance above, 
 movable, hard on pressure, llgn.; swelling 
 size of a walnut, in right popliteal space, 
 
 I I Sil. J^* bursae, swelling. 
 
 Knees, twitching: dull, Aloe; in left, Chrom. 
 ac; muscular, 1 1 Agar.; inner side of right, 
 Asaf. 
 
 Knees, ulcers: below, lAnac; below right, 
 over head of tibia, surrounded by smaller 
 ulcers, IPhos.; ulcer-like sores on right, dis- 
 charge of pus, in morning, on pressure, ICalc 
 
 Knees, veins: in bend, swollen, Berb.; vari- 
 cose, above, 1 1 Ham. ; bunch of varicose, size 
 of a fist, near left, thick as a thumb and hard 
 as a rope, ILach. 
 
 Knees, vibration : Berb. 
 
 Knees, wandering pains: IPuls.; worse in 
 right, llris; in sciatica, Kali bi. , 
 
 Knees weak: 1 1 Agar., Anac, Arund., Bor., 
 IBry., ICalc, Calad., Chrom. ac, ICaust., 
 Cup. in., IDiosc, I IGlon., Hippom., IHydras., 
 llris, Lact. ac, Lith., Merc iod. rub., IMerc 
 sol., IINatr. m., INux m., IPhos. ac, I IPlat., 
 Rhus v., Sarrac, Sars.; in afternoon, 1 1 Ham.; 
 with pain in small of back, INux m.; as if 
 beaten, I IPlat.; on getting out of bed (quoti- 
 dian ague), llpec ; as though they would bend, 
 ■Calc; bend suddenly, when standing, Arn.; 
 in bends, while walking, Zinc; after coition, 
 ISep. ; loss of control, cannot sit in a low chair 
 or squat down, Syph.; frequent doubling up, 
 when walking, with painful drawing, when 
 standing and walking, ICup. m.; nocturnal 
 emissions, IDiosc; erratic pains, in sciatica, 
 Kali bi.; excessive, Kob.; faintlike, 1 1 Anac; 
 feeling, ILyc, IPhos.; feeling, after eating, 
 with pressure in stomach, I ILach.; give way, 
 ICamph., Croc, ICup. m., IGlon.; give way, 
 during apyrexia, Ign.; as if they would give 
 way, lAmb. ; give way, on going down stairs, 
 Ars. h.; give way, when getting up from bed 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 on account of headache, IGlon.; give way, 
 after coition, ICalc; give way on slight motion 
 (tertian ague), Ugn.; give way going up or 
 down stairs, IRuta ; give way, standing and 
 walking, 1 I Chel.; give way under him, I IPsor.; 
 as if they would give way, when walking or 
 standing, Carbo v.; when getting up from a 
 chair, Med.; cannot kneel, ITarant.; knock to- 
 gether, 1 1 Agar.,Chrom. ac, I INux v.; knock to- 
 gether, from exhaustion Berb. ; knock together, 
 during headache, IGlon. ; knock together espe- 
 cially morning after rising (palpitation), lArg. 
 met.; knock together, from vertigo, ICamph.; 
 knock together, when walking, Arg. met.; 
 left knocking, when walking, Chrom. ac; 
 lassitude, Asar., Con., IDig.; in left, Chrom. 
 ac; with leucorrhcea, ICalc; in morning, 
 IIDiosc; painful, Sul. ac; paralytic, in left, 
 when stepping, Chel.; with feeling as if patella 
 would be dislocated, Cain.; left patella, shift- 
 ing pains, lAmyl.; in phthisis, IPhos.; 
 with relaxation and heaviness of body, Sa- 
 bad.; in rheumatism, ILyc; in acute rheu- 
 matism, 1 1 Sep.; in right, from walking, Aur. 
 met.; in right, wearied feeling, pain and stiff- 
 ness, caused by pain in limbs, particularly 
 legs, Merc sul.; sensation as if it would sud- 
 denly give way, 1 1 Kreo.; shaking, can hardly 
 stand, IINuxv.; shaking when attempting to 
 stand, gave way, I IPhos.; shaky, ILach.; 
 sink down, IICoccul.; almost sinks to ground, 
 IFerr.; as if they would sink under her 
 (chlorosis), IFerr.; great, obliging him to sit 
 down, ILed.; as if sprained, gives way under 
 him, has to straighten it before walking, 
 ICalc; on going down stairs feels for another 
 step at bottom, with vertigo, Lact. ac; can 
 hardly stand, Polyp.; worse standing, Iodof. ; 
 pressure in stomach, after eating, I ILach.; 
 after stool, Tromb.; strike together, can hard- 
 ly walk, IColch.; when thinking of his work, 
 Bor.; tottering, Ars. s. f., Aur. met.; tottering, 
 in apoplexy, IBar. c; tottering, when ascend- 
 ing steps, ICanth.; tottering, vertigo, II Coloc; 
 tottering, could only walk slowly, I Hell. ; 
 tottering, when walking, Bry. ; unsteadiness, 
 Mang.; unsteadiness, bend while standing 
 or walking, lAcon.; unsteadiness, from knees 
 downward, on walking, Calab. ; when going up 
 stairs, Iodof.; when walking, Caulo.; when 
 walking in open air, IZinc ; walking difficult, 
 but is compelled to walk, Diosc; especially 
 when walking, I Cinch. 
 
 Knees, "wind : as if wind were blowing on, 
 Cimex. 
 
 LEGS, abscess : lAnanth., Cinch.; around 
 joints, 101. jec ; chronic, on tibia, with serous 
 discharge, 1 1 Sul. g^" boils, inflammation. 
 
 Legs, aching: JEsc. h., Amm. br., IBry., IRhus, 
 Rumex, Zinc; break-bone sensation, lEup. 
 perf., Vacc; in right calf, Merc, sul.; in 
 right calf, as if it had been cramped after 
 walking, Lyss.; in calves, constant distress, 
 I IPtel.;incalves, dull heavy, Sinap.; in calves, 
 to knees with feeling as if bones were decay- 
 ing, 1 1 Sep.; in swollen calves, IPuls.; in calves, 
 on walking or going up stairs, IKali bi.; be- 
 fore chill and during fever, I IPuls.; during 
 chill, INatr.m.; pain, as from corns, bedcover 
 seems too heavy, Ascl. t.; with cough, I Carbo 
 a.; distress, Ptel.; drawing in tibia, IKali c; 
 dull, heavy, Sinap.; dull, at times lancinating, 
 
 unable to bear weight of leg or move it with- 
 out extreme pain, IPhyt. ; worse towards even- 
 ing (albuminuria), I lUran. n.; towards even- 
 ing, better on moving, Merc. iod. rub. ; to feet, 
 follows pains through head, Med. ; from cold 
 feet in a warm room, Amm. br.; fugitive, in 
 left near knee, Chin, a.; below knee, Lyss.; 
 to knee and ankle, and returning, IPhyt.; 
 with languor, IPolyp.; in left, on outer aspect, 
 requiring her to move it frequently with mo- 
 mentary relief (ague), I IPuls.; down left, in 
 sciatica, I Act. rac; through lower, Ferr. s.; 
 after menses, Calc. p.; all night, Med.; numb, 
 ICarbol. ac; numb, in remittent fever, ICar- 
 bol. ac; peculiar hard, in diphtheria,! ILach.; 
 inability to rest in any position, I IRhus ; an- 
 teriorly down, until restless uneasy feeling is 
 produced, Natr. a.; in right, Jalap., IKali iod., 
 Stilling; dull, in right below knee, worse 
 walking, especially worse nights in warm bed, 
 lArs.; in sciatica, Kali bi.; in shin bones, 
 I ILach.; as after protracted sickness, Agar.; 
 preventingsleep (diabetes mellitus), ILact.ac; 
 insmallpox, IHydras.; cannot keep them still, 
 worse when giving up control of herself, as 
 when trying to go to sleep, Lil. tig., Med.; 
 severe attacks, in secondary syphilis, I ISyph.; 
 dull heavy, in tibia, below insertion of tendon 
 from patella, Gamb. ; to left of middle of left 
 tibia, ICarbol. ac; in anterior lower two-thirds 
 of left tibia, Chin, a.; in tibia, numb, Como.; 
 on right cresta tibiae, Ictod.; tired, IHydras.; 
 here and there, with small tubercles, I ICaust.; 
 while walking, Cup. ars. J^° bruised 
 feeling, pain, rheumatism. 
 Legs, air : sensitive to draught, Zinc. 
 Legs, biting: pains, unless warmly covered 
 
 (rheumatism), ILyc. 
 Legs, blue: I lOxal. ac; in cholera infantum, 
 I IKali br.; dark colored, IMur. ac. ; dark, in 
 traumatic gangrene, lAnthrac; and cold, with 
 distended varices, during menses, Amb.; in lo- 
 comotor ataxia, I INux v.; reddish, I ILyc; 
 right, Elaps. 
 Legs, boils : lAnanth., INitr. ac; bloodboils, on 
 lower, I IMagn. c; small bloodboils, in psoric, 
 unsusceptible individual, Cast, eq.; in calves, 
 ISil. 
 Legs, boring : iEthus., Nitr. sp. d.; in left lower,, 
 like a gimlet, going from just below knee to 
 ankle, I I Sul.; in lower, at every motion,, 
 I ICaust.; in muscles and joints, Nitr. sp. d.; 
 dull, worse at night, Merc. iod. flav. ; in sciatic 
 nerve and its perineal branches, llgn.; better 
 stretching, Act. sp.; in left tibia, Ascl. s.; in 
 right tibia, during forenoon, Tromb.; in right 
 tibia, I Merc, sol.; in tibiae, Aur. met., Brom., 
 IClem., Nitr. sp. d.; especially in big toe- 
 (right), Ran. sc 
 Legs, broken feeling : in shin bones, Ver.; feel- 
 ing as if bones were undergoing process of 
 comminution, Vacc; on going up stairs, I Ars.; 
 in tibiae, particularly at night (syphilis), 
 I Merc. c. 
 Legs, bruised feeling: I I Apis, Card, m.,, 
 ICaust., Cic, Lyss., INatr. c, I INux m., 
 Rhus v., Sul.; as if beaten, Ang., Bell., Berb., 
 Cast. eq.,_ISep. ; as if beaten, in calf, going 
 down in right leg and coming up in left, Chim. 
 m.; in calves, at night, IGels.; as if beaten in 
 evening, Lyss. ; muscles of anterior, sore, as 
 if beaten, Badiag.; especially hips and bones, 
 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 sore,as if beaten when touched, Ruta ; on outer 
 side of left calf, IBry.; in calves, Chim. umb.; 
 in calves, feel as though they had been beaten, 
 HEup. perf.; in calves, as from a blow, INux 
 m.; weakness in calves, I Ferr.; withdrawing 
 down limb (sciatica), ISul.; as from extreme 
 fatigue, ■Nitr. ac. ; in anterior muscles of lower 
 third, worse flexing foot and going up stairs, 
 when toes tend to drop down, better quiet, 
 Badiag.; in joints, Phos. ac, Sarrac; espe- 
 cially above knees, Chrom. ac; in left, Iodof.; 
 during motion, Carbol ac; worse during mo- 
 tion, and at night (typhus recurrens), I INux 
 v.; unable to move, on account of bruised pain 
 in and below knee, IPuls.; contusive pains 
 during movement, Bufo.; with paralysis, ICoc- 
 cul. ; as if pounded all over, with prostration, 
 IPhyt.; in right, as if veins were bruised dur- 
 ing urination, INatr. c; causing patient to 
 scream, worse when touched (scrofulous ra- 
 chitis), IRhus ; in tibia, as if beaten, or as if 
 periosteum were torn off, after midnight, 
 ■Mez.; in left tibia, Asar.; in periosteum of 
 tibia, always sore to touch, I Phos.; weary, 
 ■Rhus. JS^r* aching, rheumatism. 
 
 Legs, burning : IIArs., lAsaf., Goss., IKali c, 
 Pallad., Rhus, Tarax.; in calves, 1 1 Agar.; in 
 calf, in upper part, sitting, Calend.; in left, 
 like fire, IPetrol. ; in left, particularly posterior 
 part of thigh, I IRhus ; in left, with throm- 
 bosis, lApis ; in left, worse when touched, 
 Bor. ; in right, Cast, eq.; in right lower, 
 I I Agar.; prevents sleep, Bapt.; smarting. OLed.; 
 worse stretching leg, Berb.; in tibiae, Agar., 
 ■Kali bi., Sabad., ■Zinc; pain as if burnt in 
 tibia, in different place, at first itching, but 
 •after rubbing sensitive spots as large as a 
 quarter dollar, with dark blue red margins 
 and dry scurf, I ILach.; intense, at a small spot 
 on outside of left tibia, Arn.; in tibiae, at 
 night, Phos. ac. ; in tibiae, nightly, from above 
 downward, Caust.; in and about ulcer, Sil.; 
 in women, ■Pic ac. giip heat. 
 
 Legs, burrowing pains : in tibise, IClem. 
 
 Legs, bursting feeling: in skin, when stand- 
 ing (Rhus poisoning), I ISul. 
 
 Legs, buzzing: I IKreo.; especially in soles of 
 feet, Oleand. 
 
 Legs, caries: Aur. met.; in fibula, MSil.; of 
 tibia, Asaf., ILach., HSil. $^~ Chap. 44, 
 Bones caries. 
 
 Legs, chilliness: Cinnab., Rhod., 1 1 Sep., 
 Spong.; with gooseflesh, yawning and icy cold 
 feet, Paris ; in right, travels slowly to chest, 
 IHep.; in sciatica, INux v. ; on tibia, Mosch.; 
 in middle of right tibia, Samb. 
 
 Legs, chills: begin in legs, 1 1 Sep.; in calves, 
 I lOxal. ac; in evening (diphtheria), IBapt. ; 
 begin below knees, (Cinch.; shivering, with 
 internal chill, afternoons and evenings, ICoc- 
 •cul.; shivering, during menses, Bufo. ; espe- 
 cially in thighs, ISpong.; begin in thighs, 
 IRhus. 
 
 Legs, chorea: ■Coccul.; hysterical, dance and 
 jump, must hold or have them held to floor as 
 soon as night comes, MSticta; paroxysmal, 
 on approach of a storm, I I Rhod. fg^ jerk- 
 ing, twitching. 
 
 Legs, cicatrix: blood-red, painful scar, in 
 tibia, Sul. ac 
 
 Legs, coldness: Agar., Ant. t., Apis, BArs., 
 JBell., ICalc, ICalc £>., HCarbo v., Cup. ac, 
 
 ■ ■Dig., Dios., INux m., INux v., IPetrol., 
 1 1 Pic. ac, Plant., Plumb., ISil., Spong., Strain., 
 
 ■ ■Ver.; in anaemia, 1 1 Phos.; in angina pecto- 
 ris, MOxal. ac; in apoplexy, INux v.; in 
 asthma, BDig.; sensation of icy, on outer sur- 
 face of calf, length of a finger, Stront. ; of calves, 
 half an hour before chill, ILyc; calves, icy, 
 before chill, ILach.'; with chill on alternate 
 days, at noon, commencing in knees (ague), 
 I IPuls.; in cholera infantum, I IKali br., ITa- 
 bac, BVer.; clammy, at night (dysentery), 
 I Merc. ; clothes felt cold, when touching, Ars. 
 i.; after coition, IGraph. ; affected leg cooler 
 than remainder of body (sciatica), ILed.; with 
 cough,ICarboa.; with cramps, irritability and 
 sensitiveness of all the organs (yellow fever), 
 IMerc ; with cyanosis, ILach.; as if she had 
 on damp stockings, HCalc; even during day, 
 INatr. c; in chronic diarrhoea, I ISul.; in 
 dropsy, after scarlatina, I Ars.; haemoptysis, 
 especially in drunkards, IOp.; in dysentery 
 and dropsy, IColch.; especially in evening, in 
 bed, I Sep.; icy, in evening, as far as knees 
 and feet, Sil.; face flushed, IOp.; face red 
 and hot (meningitis infantum), I Arn.; during 
 fever, lEup. pur.; in gastric disorder, lAtrop. 
 s. ; heat alternating with chilliness (intermit- 
 tent fever), IMenyanth.; with hemorrhages, 
 ■Trill.; icy, HCalc, ISep.; icy, from knees 
 down (cholera infantum), ITabac; below 
 knees, habitually, worse about 8 a.m., for an 
 hour or two (chest affection), Menyanth.; just 
 below knee, shin as if touched with a piece of 
 ice, Carbol. ac; from knees down, Alum.; to 
 knees, Aur. met., Med.; to knees, in diphthe- 
 ria, 1 1 Lace; of left, 01. an., Sang.; left, while 
 sitting, ■Hyper.; in locomotor ataxia, I INux 
 v.; diminished warmth, in locomotor ataxia, 
 ■Arg. nit.; low temperature, IPhos.; before 
 menses, ILyc ; from 10 to 11 a.m., Med.; pain 
 worse by warmth (rheumatism), IPhyt.; icy, 
 with megrim, HCalc; worse in cold weather, 
 Apis; icy, with palpitation, HCalc; in peri- 
 tonitis, 1 1 Kali n.; in anterior tibial region, 
 
 ■ Phos. ac; in right, Elaps, Sabina; right, and 
 damp (epilepsy), ICalc; right, after vaccina- 
 tion, 1 1 Thuya ; in sciatica, I IRhus ; with loss 
 of sensation, IChel.; in smallpox, I IVar.; in 
 spinal disease, lApis; with night sweats, 
 ■Calc; then thigh, iCham.; icy, to middle of 
 thighs (staphyloma), lApis; on left tibia, 
 Rhus ; in bilious vomiting, ICrotal.; as if 
 blown on by cold wind, I I Cinch.; if not con- 
 stantly wrapped up, extends to trunk (cere- 
 brospinal meningitis), IDig. 
 
 Legs, cold pain : intense, for two or three win- 
 ters, worse in left, came on every night, on 
 lying down, lasts all night, better getting up 
 and walking, and in warm weather, I ISyph. 
 
 Legs, concussions: sudden, Agar. 
 
 Legs congestion : ISpong., NSul.; blood' ap- 
 pears to rush from head, has to sit down, Aur. 
 met. ; on getting awake at night, Meph.; sen- 
 sation of stagnation, in left (pregnancy), IZinc 
 
 Legs, constriction: as of a band, Benz. ac, 
 ■Cinch.; in calves, Natr. p.; in calves, while 
 walking, as if a cord were tied around leg, 
 under knee, Alum.; as if garters were tied too 
 tight, and leg would go to sleep and become 
 stiff, ■Cinch. ; left, below knee, as of a cord, 
 Amm. br. 
 
 Legs, contraction : Canth.; alternately con- 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 tracted and extended, severe pains (spinal 
 curvature), ICic; of muscles, in left calf,Med.; 
 in right calf, cramplike, Irid. ; in calves, Sil.; 
 in calves, painful, I I Agar.; cramplike, in lower 
 left, Amm. m.; drawn up, cannot touch floor, 
 IPhyt.; feeling in muscles, anterior, Badiag.; 
 left semiflexed, cannot stretch it (ague sup- 
 pressed by cinchona), INatr. m.; whole left, 
 Apoc; permanent, of muscles of lower, during 
 ■day, agitation by night (precursor of apo- 
 plexy), lAst. r.; pain in calves, when walking 
 (cramp), or at night, ILyc; staggers (tabes 
 •dorsalis) ,Sec; tendons in popliteal space short- 
 ened so that leg was flexed, and it became 
 impossible to extend it, IMez.; alternate, with 
 relaxation of muscles, Nux v.; of right,Brach.; 
 in sciatica, INux v.; tendency to, ^Esc g. 
 jg^a^ cramp. 
 
 Legs, convulsions: ggg"' Chap. 36, Convul- 
 sions legs. 
 
 Legs, cracking : in joints, when walking, Benz. 
 ac, Brach. J^~ Chap. 34, Joints cracking. 
 
 Legs, cramps: Amm. c, Arund., IBov., ICalc, 
 HCham., IColoc, Crotal., IICup. m., IGels., 
 Uatroph., IIKali m., IMagn. p, Mane, 
 Plumb., IISul., Tabac, Ver. v.; from ankle to 
 calf, ICup. m.; with muscular atrophy, ICalc; 
 .after getting into bed, Pallad.; in calves, 
 
 I Aeon., I Alum., Amb., Anac, I I Ant.t., Bar. c, 
 Berb., Cadm. s., ICalc, Carb. s., HCham., 
 Cinch., ICon., ICrotal., IICup. ac, IICup. m., 
 Elaps, Ferr., Gnaphal., IGraph., IIHep., 
 Ign., Magn. p., INatr. c, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 INux vi» (Enan., MPhos., llPlumb., Puis., 
 HSec, Selen., Sep., IISiL, Sinap., Spig.,Stann., 
 Staph., IISul., Tabac, 1 1 Ver. v.; in calves, 
 oblige him to get out of bed and walk, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 in calves, in cholera, I Ant. t.,ICamph.,IColch., 
 IICup. m., Uatroph. ,IKali p., IMagn. p., IISul., 
 
 I I Ver. ; in calves, in chorea, ICup.ac ; in calves, 
 on attempting coition, ICup. m.; in calves, with 
 -colic, lArs.; in calves, while dancing, ISul.; 
 in calves, all day, 1 1 Petrol.; in calves, with 
 watery diarrhoea, IMagn. p.; in calves, in 
 dysentery, IMerc cor.; in calves, with dys- 
 entery, "iColch.; in calves, before spasm 
 in epigastrium, extending from right to left, 
 also to back, coming on in paroxysms, ICon.; 
 in calves, in intervals of epileptic attacks, 
 lArs.; in calves, in evening, in bed, Ars.; 
 in calves, from fear of cholera, ILach.; 
 in calves, especially in persons who suffer 
 from cold feet, IStront.; in calves, with in- 
 termittent fever, IMagn. p.; in calves, 
 become knotted, Uatroph.; in calf, hard, 
 knotted bunches, I I Sil.; in left calf, IColoc., 
 Med.; in left calf, on awaking and stretching, 
 better from rubbing, Aspar.; in left calf, at night, 
 muscles knotted, better stretching, not cramp, 
 but knotting, IMed.; in calves, when lying in 
 bed, Lachn.; in calves, before menses, IPhos.; 
 in calves, after midnight, while lying in bed, 
 and sitting after walking, Rhus ; in calves, in 
 morning, Bov. ; in calf, in morning in bed, 
 ICaust., ISul.; in calf, early in morning, after 
 rising, feels sore, Lact. ac; in calves, after 
 mercury, IKaliiod.; in calves, when he moves 
 them, Bapt.; in calves, at night, Amb., Carbo 
 v., IFerr., IFerr. mur., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 I IMed., INux v., IISul.; in calves, atnight, 
 during sleep, Inul.; in calves, at night in bed, 
 worse from stretching out limbs, Lyss.; in 
 
 calf, at night and when walking after sit- 
 ting, INitr. ac; in calves, with nightmare, 
 ICalc; in calves, painful, must stand still, 
 worse at night, Nux v.; in calves, painful, dur- 
 ing coition, IGraph.; in calves, with hygroma 
 of patella, I I Sil.; in calves, during pregnancy, 
 I I Sec; in calves, particularly during latter 
 months of pregnancy, ISep.; in right calf, 
 Lyss., I ITromb. ; in right calf, awoke him 
 twice at night, I I Kali c ; in right calf, slight 
 in left, Anag. ; in calves, before going to sleep, 
 I INux m.; in calf, particularly standing, 
 Euph.; in calves, after stool, MOxal. ac; in 
 calves, on stretching out legs, ISul. ; in calf, 
 with contractions of toes, IIGamb.; tonic, in 
 calves (cholera), I I Ver.; in calves, when walk- 
 ing, ISul.; in calves, on walking or rising from 
 a seat, better lying down, I I Anac; in calves, 
 on small spot inside, walking, ICalc p.; in 
 cholerine, Uatroph.; in cholera morbus, 
 I Iris ; convulsions begin with, ICup. m. ; 
 with convulsive motions (cholera Asiatica), 
 ICup. m.; with delirium, I Ver. ; with diar- 
 rhoea (cholera), llris ; drawing and con- 
 tractive pain in left gastrocnemius, I IGels.; 
 in dyspepsia, ILyc; in evening, after lying 
 down, with chilliness, IPuls.; especially 
 when extending, ICalc; in yellow fever, 
 MCanth.; in intermittent, lElat.; frequent, 
 sudden, during day, IFerr. mur.; better 
 by heat, I I Plat.; in hysteria, 1 1 Sec; dur- 
 ing labor, Cup. m.; during labor, necessitating 
 instrumental delivery in nine previous con- 
 finements, wanted to tear everything within 
 reach, tried to escape, IBell.; especially in 
 left (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; in front of 
 left, above knee, Brach.; mild, in left, after 
 stool, Med. ; in whole left, IIGuaiac; in lower, 
 INatr. m.; in lower, when walking, Carbo v.; 
 in lumbago, Ant. t,; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, IVer.; in dysmenorrhcea, IGels.; in mus- 
 cles (cholera), ICup. a.; at night, Amb.; fre- 
 quent, at night (anaemia), I ISul.; particularly 
 old people, ICup. a.; during pregnancy, IGels., 
 I Vib. ; in right, between knee and thigh, Med.; 
 in right, on awaking morning, Arum t.; rigidity, 
 in calves, lArg. nit. ; waking from sleep, Bufo.; 
 during stool, ISul.; inclined to, on stretching 
 foot, Sul.; on attempting to urinate (en- 
 largement of prostate), I IPareira ; must walk 
 IRhus; in forepart of lower, near tibia, 
 when walking, ICarbo a. fiST contraction. 
 
 Legs, crampy pains : in back, Diosc; in calves, 
 ICalc. p., I I Card, m., IMagn. p.; in cholera, 
 llris; in cholera morbus, 1 1 Ver.; at junction 
 of head of gastrocnemius, extending down 
 towards, Natr. a.; in lower, Uatroph.; during 
 first day of menses (gastralgia) , IGraph.; in 
 right, from knee to groin, IPuls.; in right, 
 from knee to inguinal region, I IPuls.; right, 
 from below upward, like a paralytic pain, 
 I IMenyanth.; worse in right, especially in 
 thigh, pains come only when at rest and are 
 always better by active motion, appear 
 every night while in bed, and in daytime 
 when lying down, IMerc. iod. flav.; from 
 thighs into toes, worse on motion or w r alk- 
 ing,IGels.; in varicose veins, during pregnancy, 
 I Ham. 
 
 Legs, crawling: ICalc. p., Pallad.; in calves, 
 ICham. ; in calves,extending into toes, Zinc. ; of 
 left, makes her rise and walk, bathing ag- 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 gravates pain, better in fresh air,even at night, 
 1 1 Tarant. ; sensation of running, as from a 
 mouse, ISep.; painful, like that in parts that 
 have gone to sleep, evenings, Zing.; paralyzed 
 parts, with heat extending from feet "over 
 legs and knees, most frequent at night ( pare- 
 sis "crurum), INux v.; sensation in right, 
 travels slowly up to chest, IHep.; and stinging 
 in left, Lact. ac; forepart of right tibia, Nitr. 
 sp. d.; in posterior tibial region, Sec; with 
 trembling and pricking as if from needles, 
 Pic. ac; under skin, from feet till it reaches 
 uterus, causing intense sexual desire, intense 
 pruritus, and rubbing which it is impossible 
 to resist, makes her almost crazy, 1 1 Tarant. 
 
 Legs, cutting : Guarsea ; in calves, preventing, 
 sleep (epidemic typhus), IChel.; in calves, 
 when walking, with weakness in left leg, 
 while sitting, 1 1 Thuya ; deep, in acute rheu- 
 matism, IRhus ; in left, from shin to ankle, 
 Ars. h.; in right tibia, midlength, Gamb. 
 
 Legs, darting: shooting in head (neuralgia), 
 
 I INux v.; in lower, worse by contact, Cinch, 
 jgigp lancinating, shooting, stitches. 
 
 Legs, digging pains : in calf, ICup. m.; in calves, 
 in cholera Asiatica,ICup. m.; in sciatic nerve, 
 and its perineal branches, llgn.; confined to 
 small spots, lasting but a short time, soon re- 
 turning, INux m.; in tibia, early in morning, 
 at intervals during day, Diad. 
 
 Legs, dislocated feeling : in joints, Sarrac 
 
 Legs, dragging: Con.; dull pains, Ham. 
 jg^° walking. 
 
 Legs, drawing: Ant. t.,Bapt., IBar. c, ICarbo 
 a., Cist., Goss., INuxm., IPuls., ISep., Stront.; 
 worse in open air, better in warmth of bed, 
 
 I I Caust. ; towards endof asthmatic paroxysms, 
 IIThuya; in bones, 1 1 Kali c, IPuls.; in 
 calves, Bapt., Cain., ICalc p., Cann. i., Nitr. 
 sp. d., I I Sec; in calves, in cholera Asiatica, 
 ICup. m. ; in calves, in sporadic cholera, ITa- 
 bac; in calves, in colic, I Ars.; in outer mus- 
 cles of left calf, Ast. r. ; heavy wandering pains 
 in left calf, worse in damp weather (gonor- 
 rhoea), 1 1 Med.; in calves, with tetanic stiff- 
 ness, ICic; down calves, with weariness, 
 Coccus ; down, with sensation as if bruised, 
 (sciatica), ISul.; with chill, I Ars.; dull, Bapt.; 
 in evening, I IPuls.; in joints, Caulo.; as of 
 cords, behind under knee, hard to walk, espe- 
 cially up stairs, Calab. ; as far as knees in even- 
 ing, with more chilliness than during day, 
 ■Puis.; in left, Caps.; in muscles of left, at 
 night, Anag.; in left, particularly posterior 
 part of thigh, worse at night, preventing sleep, 
 worse in cold wet weather (sciatic neuralgia), 
 
 1 1 Rhus; during menses, ICon.; in metrorrha- 
 gia, IStram.; in morning and evening, in bed, 
 ISul.; with neuralgia in head, in paroxysms 
 after profuse menses, I IMed.; painful, ICaulo., 
 IFerr. , IMagn. c, INatr. m.; painful, better in 
 open air, IMez.; painful, in calf, ICup. m.; 
 painful, from upper part of calf to popliteal 
 space, ILed.; painful, from slightest exposure 
 to cold, with vertigo, oppression a'nd sense of 
 lameness and weakness in legs (muscular 
 rheumatism), IPhos.; painful, in evening, 
 IPuls.; painful, in flexors, starting from 
 hollow of knee to tips of toes, ICycl.; painful, 
 in front, from knee down to instep, attack 
 coming on every night on getting warm in 
 bed (intermittent rheumatic pains), ILyc; 
 
 painful, in paralytic rheumatism, IPhos.; pain- 
 ful in right tibia, IMerc sol.; paralytic, with 
 pains in bones of left, Rhus v.; in right, with 
 sore throat, Caust.; worse in right, I IChel.; 
 in sciatica, I Ars.; in shin bones, worse sitting, 
 better walking, I I Agar.; when sitting, Amm.c; 
 sitting or lying, lAmm. m.; while resting feet 
 on floor while sitting, I Ars.; spasmodic, Cist.; 
 in tendinous expansions, Aeon.; in tibia, 
 Crotal. ; in left tibia to ankle (chill), Brom.; 
 in tibia, with aching in joints, I Kali c; in 
 tibia, especially in evening, does not know 
 where to lay legs, Sul.; along left tibia into 
 ankle bones, with burning pressure in left eye,. 
 ■Coloc; in lower part of left tibia (gout), 
 ■Ant. c; painful in tibia, Anac, IPuls.; in peri- 
 osteum of right tibia, Nux m.; with pressure- 
 in outer part of tibia (mercurial), ■Staph.;: 
 downward, in sides of tibia, Caust.; from be- 
 low upward, better from hot water, worse 
 during stool and in morning, addicted to alco- 
 holic stimulants (sciatica), INux v. 
 
 Legs, dropsy: jj^gf 1 * swelling. 
 
 Legs, dull pain: ILach.; tending towards left 
 gluteal region, Irid. ; heavy pain in left, at 11 
 a.m. , Zing. ; whole length of right, posteriorly,, 
 worse buttocks and heel, Diosc; in tibia, Agar.;: 
 in periosteum of right tibia, Nux m. 
 
 Legs, elephantiasis: jg^* Chap. 46, Skin 
 elephantiasis. 
 
 Legs, emaciated: HNux v., HRhus, Selen., 
 I ISyph.; atrophy, ICaps.; atrophy, with pare- 
 sis (urticaria), IBov.; atrophy of affected, 
 with sciatica, 101. jec; calves look like flat 
 splints (cholerine), ■Jatroph.; in influenza, 
 I IChel.; left atrophied (sciatica after gonor- 
 rhoea), I I Thuya; in marasmus, lAbrot. ; atro- 
 phy of right (after vaccination), IIThuya;. 
 worse in right (spinal disease), I Apis ; like 
 sticks (marasmus), ICalc; wasting, Berb. 
 8^*" Chap. 44, Emaciation. 
 
 Legs, eruption : Stram ; lower, full of acne 
 (nursing child), ICaust.; black blister, size of 
 a hazelnut, Ars.; oozing blisters from small 
 pustules, increasing in size, with tearing pains,. 
 IPsor.; of small blisters on left, near calf,, 
 spreads over whole leg, painful, with heat and 
 redness, oozing a hot, sharp, acrid fluid, 
 Stram.; blotches on calves, Petrol.; blotches, 
 centre remains bright longest, Lact. ac; 
 blotches, as in lepra, INatr. c; blotches bright- 
 est, in morning and on pressure, Lact. ac; 
 small blotches, when slightly rubbed change 
 to thick nodosities under skin, Aur. met.; 
 blotches on edges of tibia, I IPhos.; blue 
 spot, with induration of skin extending 
 deep in, beginning of long-lasting ulcers,. 
 I ISars.; blue-red spots, like petechise, I IPhos.;; 
 bluish, I INux v.; bluish-brown spots,, 
 which break open, lAnthrac; brown spots, 
 in secondary syphilis, IPetrol.; brown skin,, 
 particularly on upper portion of thighs, 
 Thuya; burning spots on tibia, IMagn. c. ; in 
 calves (paralysis), lApis ; crusta serpiginosa,. 
 covered to knees with solid mass of scabs,, 
 dark and rough, exuding yellowish fluid when 
 removed, which excoriates parts, IClem.; dry, 
 crusty, Calc p.; ecchymosis, from knees to 
 ankles, ICrotal.; ecthyma, a sore breaks out 
 on right, itching, inflammation, swelling, blis- 
 ters form and suppuration sets in, then clear 
 lymph, then discharge of matter, then scaba 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 and scales turning into a branlike desquama- 
 tion, scars leave skin discolored, IILacc; 
 eczema, lApis ; eczema, bleeds easily, and is 
 covered with thick crusts, with fetid secretion 
 beneath, ILyc; chronic eczema on calves, 
 ■Graph.; eczema, yellow crusts and inflamed 
 surroundings after scratching, IMerc. sol.; 
 eczema, crusts form, with copious exudation 
 beneath, surface exposed being moist and 
 reddened, IPetrol.; eczema, on inner side, pre- 
 sents an unbroken, dark-red surface, IMerc; 
 eczema, on left, w T ith hemorrhoids, I ISars.; 
 moist eczema, IMerc; eczema, moist, with 
 pityriasis of scalp, I Kali br, ; eczema rubrum, 
 to toes, dark purplish, emits a musty odor, with 
 serous, copious discharge, burning and itch- 
 ing, particularly on exposure to cold, IRhus ; 
 erysipelatoid, Rhus; erythema nodosum, 
 I I Rhus ; erythema nodosum, three spots, all 
 in different stages, largest over two inches in 
 diameter, I IRhus v.; small spots, like freck- 
 les, on lower part of tibia, I IPhos.; herpes, 
 ICalc p., Como., 1 1 Kali c, Merc sol.; herpes, 
 on calves, ILyc; herpes circinatus appeared 
 on left, below knee, Lyss.; herpes, from knee 
 to instep, thick yellow scab, cracks exude 
 thick yellow mattei on pressure, scab falls off 
 in pieces, leaving skin deep red, sore, itching 
 violently and exuding a thin clear fluid, form- 
 ing a thin scab under which pus again collects, 
 skin around scabs dark red, tense, hot, itch- 
 ing, at night burning and itching, foul odor, 
 IMez. ; herpes, after desquamation of large 
 pieces, ICarbo. a.; herpes on tibia, I ILyc; her- 
 pes, itching, followed by ulcers, IPetrol.; humid 
 spot, ICalc; left, single, thickly set patch of 
 impetigo figurata between knee and instep, 
 crusted, purulent ichorous secretion, irri- 
 tating surrounding skin, causing wide, inflam- 
 matory margin, walking difficult, Uugl. ; 
 impetigo sparsa on right, I IPhos.; irritable, 
 in chronic catarrh of bladder, 1 1 Pareira ; 
 irritation, ICalc; fine itching on calves, 
 Carbo v.; itchlike, Psor.; of reddish, hard 
 knots, size of a pin's head to that of a 
 split pea, depressed dark scurf on centre, 
 with inflamed base, IKali bi.; leprous 
 spots, coppery, annular, I Graph.; entire cir- 
 cumference from knee to ankle covered with 
 lichen lividus, livid character of papula? and 
 ecchymosed streaks running from pimple to 
 pimple, like a coarse purple net around limb, 
 Uugl. ; macula?, ' in secondary syphilis, 
 I ISyph. ; moist, burning itching, eats into 
 surrounding parts, large vesicles, filled with 
 clear serum form, become turbid, burst and 
 become confluent, I IRhus; nettlerash, I ISul.; 
 nettlerash on calves, Carbo v.; on tibia, 
 red stripes, of nettlerash elevations, with 
 itching and burning, after rubbing, ICalc; 
 large, red patches, like nettlerash, in large, 
 raised wheals, intense itching, IChloral. ; 
 itching, nodular (otorrhoea), IMerc; itching, 
 easily bleeding, whitish nodules, Agar.; left, 
 constant oozing of a watery substance, which 
 when dried becomes large scales or scabs, easily 
 detached, leaving raw and tender surfaces, 
 IPetrol.; papular, dry, scurfy, ring-shaped, on 
 anterior surface below knees, I I Sep.; painless 
 papules on calves, Carbo v.; hard red 
 patch with scabs on left, then yellow fluid 
 discharges from under scabs, itching, espe- 
 
 61 
 
 cially in cold weather, tenderness, ILach.; 
 in small patches, on ninth day after vaccina- 
 tion (erysipelas), ICrotal.; petechia?, I IPhos.; 
 pimples, I I Arum t. ; small pimples spread into 
 large scarlet blotches, discharging yellow mat- 
 ter, Kali bi.; on calves, pimples becoming con- 
 fluent and forming easily bleeding ulcers, 
 Phos. ac; pimples itch excessively, Ascl. t.; 
 itching pimples, Ziz.; covered with small red 
 pimples, Rumex ; small, colorless pimples 
 containing serum, I ISars.; right, full of sup- 
 purating pimples, itching unbearably, Ars.; 
 pimples, discharging a watery fluid, IPuls.; 
 psoriasis, UPhos.; patches of psoriasis, sizeof 
 a crown piece and indolent anteriorly, I I Kali 
 ars.; small purple spots, ICrotal.; hard pur- 
 plish spots, 1 1 Apis; pustules, Como.; pustules 
 have black centres (variola), 1 1 Thuya ; pustules 
 itch excessively, Ascl. t.; pustules, size of a 
 pea to a five-cent piece, ILach.; itching pus- 
 tules on left shin bone, Arg. nit.; inflamed 
 painful pustules on right, emitted an acrid 
 water, Stram.; pustules, after vaccination, 
 I ISul.; rash, IXatr. m.; rash on calves, with 
 irritation, ICalc ; rash, like insect bites, run- 
 ning together in large patches, only red when 
 scratched, ~Magn. p.; covered with red rash, 
 Daph.; looked raw (itching eruption), I ISul.; 
 red, granular itching lichen (delirium trem- 
 ens), I I Stram.; red itching, I ISul.; red patches, 
 ICalc; very small red points, with itching, 
 Arund.; bright scarlet red (diphtheria) ILac 
 c; red spots, ICalc, Guara?a ; red spots on 
 calves, Sars.; on calves, red spots, turning 
 yellow or green, as from contusion, prevent- 
 ing movement, ICon.; large red spots, ILyc; 
 covered with pale red spots, size of a dime, 
 previous use of mercury(rheumatism), I IPhyt.; 
 right covered with red spots, Elaps ; small, 
 round, dark or pale red spots, with itching, 
 on tibia?, Goss.; red itching spots on tibia, Sul. 
 ac; red, smarting spot, on right tibia, Sil.; ele- 
 vated red stripes on tibia,with itching burning, 
 after rubbing, ICalc; on inner side of right, 
 more in popliteal space, blisters form and dis- 
 charge a yellow thick matter which forms a 
 scab, and after scab comes off, there is left 
 a purple spot, these sores come in succes- 
 sive crops and are very sensitive to touch, 
 I IPuls.; rose-colored, mammilated pustules 
 in centre of patches, become umbilicated, 
 exude creamy moisture and form thick 
 yellow scabs, IKali br.; crops of scabs, 
 itching, he scratched them off (after vac- 
 cination), I ISul.; small scabs on shins, INitr. 
 ac; scales, 1 1 Sep.; covered with scales 
 from knees to end of big toes, circular or el- 
 liptic, raised and free on circumference, 
 attached in centre and of horny consistence, 
 resting on a purple bluish base, worse every 
 Spring, itching and burning, especially during 
 warm weather when heated or when warm in 
 bed (eczema), ILach.; elevated spots, I ISyph.; 
 spots as large as hand,like thick uniform layers 
 of leather, I ICaust.; spots painful to touch, 
 during menses, IPetrol.; spots ulcerate, INatr. 
 c; tetter-like, I Ars.; tetter-like, itching as soon 
 as crusts have formed, oozing a thick moisture, 
 Apis; dry, scaly tetters, Clem.; dry tetters, 
 like zona, IDolich.; tubercles on calves, Pe- 
 trol.; hard, itching, painful, pale red tubercles, 
 I ICaust.; tubercles ulcerate, INatr. c; ves- 
 
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 icles, Como.; vesicles here and there, I IHyos.; 
 vesicles, itch excessively, Ascl. t.; vesicles, as 
 large as peas, every four to six weeks, appear 
 over night, filled with watery serum becom- 
 ing purulent, lasting six or seven days, then 
 scurfy, rapidly dry and fall off, itching, I ISul.; 
 vesicles, with inflamed areola, on tibia, 
 1 1 Kali c.j itching vesicles, Dulc; ruptured 
 vesicles on right, Cinnam.; white vesicles, 
 with red areola, burn and itch, Uran. n.; 
 blotches of redness in distinct wheals, IChlor.; 
 white blotcheson calves, Thuya; white spots, 
 DCalc; generally on calves, spotted yellow, 
 indurated base, thick yellow scabs, with cho- 
 rea, I Kali br.; yellowish spots, IHydrocot. 
 Legs, erysipelas: I Hydras., ISul., ITereb.; 
 manifestations in elephantiasis Arabum, I I Sil.; 
 after suppressed eruption, 1 1 Apis; surface 
 bluish, swelling glossy, impending gangrene, 
 
 I ILach.; of left, swollen and dark purple, 
 IIEhus; during pregnancy, while nursing, 
 IBor.; with pustules, ILach.; on right, Cin- 
 nam.; in lower, with swelling, ICalc; least 
 touch throws almost into convulsions, angry 
 appearance, dark blue spots on upper part, 
 below knee, rest of limb dark glossy red, 
 ILach. 
 
 Legs, exostoses : on tibia, ICalc. p., IHekla ; 
 
 large painful protuberances on tibiae, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 
 on tibiae, painful, in secondary syphilis, lAur. 
 
 mur. ; on upper part of right tibia, with bluish 
 
 red spots, suppurating lumps, IDulc 
 Legs, fissures : in anasarca, I Apis. 
 Legs, fistula: in upper third of right (caries), 
 
 I I Sil. 
 
 Legs, floating : as if in air, 1 1 Sticta. 
 
 Legs, formication: Amyg., Ast. r., Cupr. s., 
 IINuxv., MPhos., IZinc; painful, in calves, 
 Case; in calves,, extending into toes, Zinc; 
 during day, lArg. nit.; in left, from knee to 
 toes, Tabac; in lower, lArn. ; in paralyzed 
 parts, with feeling of heat, extending from 
 feet over legs and knees, most frequent at 
 night (paresis crurum), INux v.; with rest- 
 lessness, ISep.; of right, with tearing in right 
 thigh, extends to foot, I I Rhod. U^" numb- 
 ness. 
 
 Legs, fulness: as from congestion, especially 
 to feet, after diarrhoeic stool, Merc, sul.; feel- 
 ing, Osm.; of joints, extends to all parts of 
 body, Ham. ; painful, of joints, as if they 
 would burst, I Ham. 
 
 Legs, gangrene : with large boil between scap- 
 
 ■ ulse, I Hod.; spots here and there, I IHyos.; 
 traumatic, of lower, stinking puslike dis- 
 charge from carious bones from openings 
 caused by fracture, I Anthrac. 
 
 Legs, gnawing: along bones, Bell.; as if in 
 marrow of bones, Stront.; in left, as if in 
 periosteum, I I Kali iod.; in right, IKali iod.; 
 especially in big toe, I I Ran. sc. 
 
 Legs, gooseflesh: Chin. a. 
 
 Legs, gout: Ananth., lApis, IBry., I IPsor., 
 I ISars. JS^tT Chap. 34, Joints gout. 
 
 Legs, grow : do not, as rapidly as the rest of the 
 body, IA11. sat. 
 
 Legs, growing pains: Act. rac, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Legs, heat: IHam., ILyc; alternately hot and 
 cold, IVer.; alternately hot and cold, in chol- 
 era, fourth day, IPhos. ac; burn to knees, 
 evening and next morning, INatr. s. ; warm 
 feeling in calves, ICalc. p. ; internal, surface 
 
 being cool, better in open air, IMez. ; except 
 feet, which are cold, Bapt.; flushes, Kob.; sur- 
 face hot after walking (anasarca), 1 1 Rhus; 
 up anterior to knees , Cupr. s. ; in left, Oxal. ac 
 
 Legs, heaviness: I Agar., Amb., lArg. nit., 
 Arum t., Bell., Berb., Cact., Cain., Calc p., 
 Cann. i., ICarbo v., ICimex, IColoc, IFerr., 
 I Gels., I Graph., IKali bi., I IMagn. m., Med., 
 Natr. a., INatr. c, INatr. m., INux m., IPhos., 
 IPuls. , IRhus, Sil., IZinc; in muscular atro- 
 phy, ICalc; in calves, Agar., Berb., Cham., 
 Lyss.; in calves, like a hundredweight, could 
 not move feet along, Rhus; before chill, ICi- 
 mex ; with crampy pain dow T n face of thighs, 
 I IVib.;duringday,IPuls.; in, with general de- 
 bility, IPetrol.; great depression, Cain.; with 
 depression of spirits, Calc; in diabetes, Sec. ; 
 could scarcely drag, IMerc sol.; particularly 
 dropsy, IChel.; in epilepsy, IPlumb.; even- 
 ings, Alum.; worse to wards evening (albuminu- 
 ria), I IXJran.n.; on exertion, I IPicac; with 
 pain in heart, Lyss.; in post-partum hemor- 
 rhage, ICham.; below knee, Lyss.; does not 
 know where to lay his legs, Ruta ; as lead, 
 ■Camph., ICarbol. ac, INux v.; as if lead 
 were hanging on, 1 1 Agar.; like lead, lifted 
 from floor with difficulty, IPic ac; in left, 
 Ars. iod.; left, as lead, after unusual muscu- 
 lar exertion, in evening (thrombosis), I Apis ; 
 as if loaded, from knees downward, Ind.; 
 before menses, ILyc; during menses, Calc. 
 p.; with pains (rheumatism), I Colch.; para- 
 lytic, especially in thighs and knee, I IStann. ; 
 as if paralyzed, worse walking (sciatica), ISul. ; 
 lacks power when heattempts to run, 1 1 Rhus ; 
 with desire to sleep in midday, Calc. a.; with 
 soreness of muscles and joints, I IPicac; he 
 staggers, IPhyt. ; especially on ascending 
 steps, IPhos. ; sudden, cannot walk quickly, 
 Ang.; and swollen, IGraph.; with tearing, 
 could scarcely raise them, I IZinc; with ten- 
 sion, when sitting or walking, INatr. c; espe- 
 cially in thigh and knee joint, must sit down, 
 Stann.; with painfulnessof thighs when walk- 
 ing (chlorosis, primaria amenorrhceica) , I ISa- 
 bina ; to extremities of toes (syphilitic, or 
 gonorrhceal sciatica), IPhyt.; with ulcer, 
 IMerc sol.; with varicose ulcer of leg, INatr. 
 m.;as after a long w T alk, Pod.; better after 
 walking, 1 1 Sec; difficult walking (especially 
 going up or down stairs), feel like lead, Med.; 
 when walking, ISul.; as if a weight were at- 
 tached to ankle, Lyss.; weight in lower, with 
 Bright's disease, IChel.; likea weight hanging 
 from knees, ICamph.; all day, a feeling of 
 w r eight below knee, seemed as if there were 
 several pounds of lead in each tibia, Lyss. ; 
 right feels as if weight were hung upon it, in 
 acute rheumatism, IChel. ; as if a weight were 
 hanging upon them, on going up and down 
 stairs, Verbas.; weight, as if she could not 
 step out, as if she had to draga burden,Chel.; 
 feeling as if a weight were hanging on lower 
 end of left tibia, during rapid Walking,Spong.; 
 weight as if made of wood, with inability to 
 stand or move (paresis crurum), INux v. 
 
 Legs, illusion : as if severed from her body and 
 belonged to some one else, 1 1 Op.; as if scat- 
 tered, I Bapt. 
 
 Legs, induration : left calf, hard (affection of 
 knee), IMagn. c; especially along crural 
 vessels and nerves (thrombosis), I Apis ; under 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 skin, over heel and behind knee, itching 
 violently, Aur. met. 
 
 Legs, inflammation: IComo.; with chilliness, 
 ICalc; erysipelatous, of left, Bor.; erysipelat- 
 ous, of right, on second day (typhoid), I INux 
 v. ; erysipelatous, of a number of ulcers on left, 
 also "on right, I I Lye; of left, with fever, 
 IComo.; lower, INatr. c; periostitis of tibia, 
 I I Stilling.; periostitis on inside and anterior 
 ridge of tibia, from upper third to within two 
 inches of ankle, I I Sit.; extensive gangrenous 
 periostitis of tibia, with severe febrile disturb- 
 ance, periosteum peeled off, from a large area 
 upward as far as knee joint, bone rough, 
 MPhos.; painful doughy swelling on right 
 shin, tender to touch and after standing, espe- 
 cially at night, when gnawing and scraping 
 pains keep her awake (syphilitic periostitis), 
 I Kali bi.; of tibia, Sabad. jg^ abscess. 
 
 Legs, injuries: amputated just above ankle 
 many years ago, after healing began to swell, 
 end of stump turned black, severe pains in 
 muscles and bones and ultimately a pimple 
 appeared on stump, which broke and dis- 
 charged for some time, all this has been repro- 
 duced, Med.; after cutting right calf with an 
 axe, wound spread out and filled with soft 
 fungoid granulations, discharging thin serous 
 secretion like meat washings, of fetid odor, 
 traversed down fascia, covering muscles to 
 ankle so as to fill space, I ISil.; denuded spots 
 on shins that water for a long time, ICalc. ; 
 fracture of tibia, lAnthrac.; compound 
 fracture, exposing tibia, wound nine inches 
 long, ICalend.; fracture of tibia, blackish-blue, 
 region of blister (lanced) mortified, discharged 
 stinking ichor, lAnthrac; black gangren- 
 ous wounds, ILach.; after gunshot wound 
 seven years previously, several open sores, in 
 soft parts, from knee to ankle, pus thick green- 
 ish, somewhat offensive, sensibility of parts 
 much deadened, IFerr. mur.; pain in head of 
 left tibia, caused by a kick, sore to touch, dis- 
 turbed sleep, Calc. p.; of upper part of tibia, 
 pus discharged from two openings, I ISil. 
 
 Legs, insensibility : Acet. ae, Ananth., Ars.r., 
 IPhos., Plumb.; with apoplexy, I INux v.; to 
 chest, IPhos.; with coldness, IChel.; incoxal- 
 gia, IColoe; in left, MVer.; in locomotor 
 ataxia, lArg. nit,; after pains cease (coxalgia), 
 IColoe; feels a pin only when it penetrates 
 deep enough to draw blood (locomotor ataxia), 
 I INux v.; pinching or burning causes no pain 
 (locomotor ataxia), I Kali br.; anaesthesia, with 
 feeling as if enclosed in an elastic stocking 
 (myelitis), I I Pic. ae; with vertigo, lAst. r. 
 
 Legs," itching: Aloe, Berb., Cornus, Crotal., 
 Cup. ae, Lach., Pallad., I IPhos., Zinc; biting, 
 Lyss. ; burning, I I Stilling.; on calf, Therid.; of 
 right calf, with swelling of bloodvessels, Cycl.; 
 voluptuous, on lower portion of right calf, after 
 scratching a number of deep-seated pimples 
 appear, which soon cease to itch after being 
 scratched until they bleed, then the place con- 
 tinues to itch and burn for a longtime, IMang.; 
 in calf, violent, Therid.; in calves, I ICaust., 
 I llpec.,1 1 Ver. v.; in calves, almost intolerable at 
 night, Zinc; in calves, when undressing, Cact.; 
 corroding, as from salt water, I Hep.; in eczema, 
 causing to rub skin off with a rough towel, 
 ■Petrol.; every evening, Daph.; worse 6 p.m. 
 and in open air, Ast. r. ; as from flea bites, 
 
 Thuya; in flexor surface, Zinc; on inside, 
 worse on knees, especially at night, Cinnab. ; 
 below knees, continues six or eight weeks, 
 only on exposure of parts to atmosphere or 
 cold, better from warmth in bed, Stilling.; 
 violent, particularly in knees, Ascl. t.; left, in- 
 tolerable, IPetrol.; of left, makes her rise and 
 walk, bathing aggravates pain, better in fresh 
 air, even at-night, I ITarant.;on lower, I ICalc, 
 Mang.; at night, IIRhus, IISul.; nocturnal, 
 better by scratching, but immediately return 
 on some other place IMez.; burning after 
 scratching during menses, in bed, Inul.; 
 worse after scratching, Ars. s. r., Cornus ; on 
 shins, INitr. ae; on tibia, Coccul., IMang.; on 
 right tibia, Ast. r. ; near tibia, worse from 
 scratching, is obliged to scratch till it bleeds, 
 Bism. ; smarting in tibia. Grat.; tingling, during 
 motion, Carbol. ae figp* eruption. 
 
 Legs, jerking: I Agar., Ars. s. r., ICalc, ICarb. 
 s., I ICie, Crotal., 1 1 Cup. ars., IGels., Guaraea, 
 IKalic., IManc, INatr. c. INatr. in., IINux 
 v., Stront., I Zinc; on falling asleep, I IKalic, 
 IZinc; in concussion of brain, ICie; spas- 
 modic in muscles of calves, 1 1 Op.; in all 
 muscles of left, I I Graph.; painful, in right 
 calf, ceases quickly when touched, Tarax.; 
 slight cramplike, in calves, with painless diar- 
 rhoea, Uatroph., constant, in cholera infant- 
 um, I I Ver. J in chorea, MVer. v.; each time 
 after taking cold, following pressure in epi- 
 gastrium (jaundice), I Hod.; with loss of con- 
 sciousness, IGlon.; convulsive, Hgn.; with 
 diarrhoea, ICup. ae ; frequent, mostly with a 
 groan, awake or slumbering, ILye; of left, 
 starts from sleep, 1 1 Zinc; painful spasmodic, 
 ICodein.; painful spasmodic, in gouty persons 
 with calcareous deposits in joints, IMenyanth.; 
 when at rest (hysteria), Val.; right, spasmodic, 
 upward, when sitting, IMenyanth.; right, 
 whenever a stranger entered, I I Zinc. ; of one, 
 usually right, IMygale ; one, suddenly drawn 
 up and shot out again, partially rouses him on 
 going to sleep, Sul. ; during sleep, INatr. in.; 
 on going to sleep, Hyper.; in spasms, ICup. 
 m.; spasmodic, upward when sitting, after 
 abuse of quinine (sciatica), IMenyanth.; with 
 trembling of body, IOp.; up, in convulsions, 
 IGlon.; up, when coughing while sitting, 
 Stram.; up, constantly with cramps, prevent- 
 ing sleep, IMenyanth.; up during sleep, 
 I Ant. t,, IKali c, IZinc. ; up, could not stand 
 (chorea), IMygale ; violent, IKali iod. 
 fi@- chorea* twitching. 
 
 Legs, jerking pain : on falling asleep (rheumat- 
 ism), ILach.; through left, w r orse night and 
 before midnight (rheumatism), better by shift- 
 ing position and from warmth, Puis. 
 
 Legs, laborlike pains : down (prolapsus uteri), 
 ■Aloe, g®"* Chap. 24, Parturition. 
 
 Legs, lacerating: through left, worse at night 
 and before midnight, better by shifting posi- 
 tion and from warmth (rheumatism), i I Puis. 
 
 Legs, lame feeling: IArn.,Bell., IBerb.,1 ICalc 
 a., Calc. p., Cinnab., I Coccul., Fluor, ae, 
 I lOxal. ae, I IPhos. ae, IPlumb. , IRhus ; in 
 left calf, afterwards in entire leg, better by 
 motion, worse in rest, Ars. i.; in calves, 
 heavy, with pain in knee joint, Merc. iod. 
 flav.; during chill, Ign.; with constric- 
 tion in abdomen (lead colic), I IOp.; crampy, 
 in right, above instep, better walking, Como.; 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 with drawing tensive pains in limbs, from 
 slightest exposure to cold (muscular rheumat- 
 ism), IPhos. ; with hemorrhoids, liEsc. g.; 
 of left, 01. an.; left, in chorea, ICup. m. ; 
 lower, with contraction of muscles, ICup. m.; 
 w r orse in morning, with heaviness in head and 
 buzzing in ears, Sil.; on first moving after 
 rest or getting up in morning, better continued 
 motion, I IRhus ; in rheumatism, IZinc; in 
 right, Ars. s. r.,Ind.; in right, when walking, 
 I lEup. perf.; after suddenly checked sweat, 
 particularly on feet, by getting wet all over, 
 IColch.; in tumor cseoi, I I Plumb, jg^i^numb- 
 ness, paralysis, paralytic feeling. 
 
 Legs, lancinating: lArs.; on falling asleep 
 (rheumatism), ILach.; drawing, from right 
 tarsus to knee, IGuaiac; in gonocace, IISiL; 
 in joints, Cadm. s.; in left, particularly pos- 
 terior part of thigh, worse at night, preventing 
 sleep, worse in cold, wet weather (sciatic neu- 
 ralgia), I I Rhus ; tearing, in tibia, when sitting, 
 disappearing when walking, Grat. $^ dart- 
 ing. 
 
 Legs, large : feel enlarged, Ced.; feel as if grow- 
 ing larger and longer, I Plat. 
 
 Legs, lengthening : g^ Hips, disease. 
 
 Legs, light feeling : as feathers (hysterical cho- 
 rea), I ISticta; after walking, Val. 
 
 Legs, lightning-like pain : IPlumb. 
 
 Legs, long : sensation of being elongated, with 
 shooting in left hip, Thuya ; as if too long, on 
 standing, IKreo.; seem longer than they 
 really are, so that on walking he thinks foot 
 has touched floor when it is six inches away, 
 hence he puts foot down too quickly, Stram. 
 
 Legs, motion : legs more in motion than arms, 
 
 I IBufo.; moves legs and arms up and down 
 alternately, convulsions, in dentition,' I Cham.; 
 automatic, of one in hydrocephalus, IHelL; 
 twisting till he nearly falls down (insanity), 
 IHyos. ; must bend and draw up right 
 with her hand, and after moving it to 
 and fro she can rise, after walking a few steps 
 the pain ceases, ILyc; constant, in chorea, 
 IMygale; violent, in delirium, IBell.; diffi- 
 cult, Abrot.; rapidly drawn up, and extended 
 with force (epilepsy), I ISul.; draws up, 
 IStram. ; almost complete immobility, MOxal. 
 ac; inability to move, IMosch.; almost inces- 
 sant, in dysmenorrhcea, I ITarant.; incessant, 
 especially when quiet (gonorrhoea), I ITarant.; 
 almost inconceivable, worse during fall of 
 moon and when vexed (chorea), INatr. m.; 
 involuntary, of left, from fright, ICup. m.; 
 involuntary, of right, ceases during sleep, 
 ■Coccul.; constant, irregular, of right (cho- 
 rea), I ITarant.; kicking, in convulsions, dur- 
 ing dentition, llgn.; kicks, in colic, I INux v.; 
 kicks forward when placed on, but could not 
 stand on them, they could not remain quiet, 
 Stram.; could not be moved, had to remain 
 where they were placed for several days 
 (spinal disease), lApis ; constant, involuntary 
 of one (hydrocephalus, stage of exudation), 
 lApoc; terrible paroxysmal pain, could re- 
 main in no position, but resembled a dancing 
 monkey, from severe wetting all over, I IRhus; 
 during sleep, ICaust.; spasmodic, IOp.; spas- 
 modic, in epilepsy, ICaust. ; stepping, Calc. p.; 
 constant threshing with left (hydrocephalus), 
 
 I I Bry. ; throws about, in puerperal convul- 
 sions, 1 1 Op. ; throws about before being put 
 
 to bed when spoken to harshly (St. Vitus'" 
 dance), I IVer.; right, thrown about with such 
 violence, could hardly keep from falling (cho- 
 rea), I ITarant.; involuntary, throwing or 
 whirling about of one, IHell. Ji^ jerking, 
 twitching. 
 
 Legs, murrain : in calves, -A nag. 
 
 Legs, muscles : harder than normal(Duchenne's 
 pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis), IPhos. 
 
 Legs, necrosis: discharging thin, excoriating 
 watery pus, throwing out spiculse of bone, 
 from a bruise, 1 1 Sil.; of tibia, IHekla ; of right 
 tibia, anterior aspect of bone denuded and 
 black, Aur. mur.; of right tibia, sequestrum 
 extending over nearly two-fifths of length of 
 bone, and about half a centimetre in thick-' 
 ness, MPhos.ac $£f Chap. 44, Bones ne- 
 crosis. 
 
 Legs, neuralgia: ICod., Plumb.; in calf, Iod.; 
 crural, Ammoniac; crural, along course of left 
 nerve, Iod.; crural, in left, better from press- 
 ure, but much worse by pressure at point of 
 exit of nerve, ICofjf. ; crural, in attacks, rend- 
 ing, shooting, worse walking, better by 
 pressure, worse afternoon and night, ICoff.; 
 crural, stitching during movement, IStaph.; 
 intense, especially in damp weather, ITereb. ; 
 pain, like headache, I Arm; pain increases and 
 decreases gradually, worse from cold air and 
 cold water, Ars.; to knees, better in evening 
 and night (coxalgia), IColoc. ; whole length, 
 but worse from hip to knee, more frequently 
 on right side, ICalab.; down right, JEsc. h*.; 
 settling in right, from hip to ankle, worse in 
 joints, pain shifts, often lightning-like shoot- 
 ing, intermits, renders necessary a change of 
 position, better by warmth of bed, IMagn.p.; 
 extends down and keeps them in constant 
 uneasiness (ischias), ICalc. j^sT* sciatica. 
 
 Legs, nodes: lAng., IPhyt.; as in gout,Sarrac; 
 on joints, Benz. ac; on lower, with nightly 
 pains in tibia (syphilitic and mercurial rheu- 
 matism), IPhyt.; on shin bones, ICinnab.; 
 pains in superficial knots, on shin bone, 
 
 I ISars.; small, Agar.; in syphilis, with mer- 
 curialization, I Aur. met.; immense in second- 
 ary syphilis, 1 1 Stilling.; syphilitic, on shin- 
 bones, with severe nightly pains, INitr. ac; 
 on tibia, IPhyt., I I Stilling.; on tibia, sensitive 
 to pressure (secondary syphilis), IMerc 
 
 g^* exostoses. 
 Legs, numbness: I Aeon., Agar., Ailant., Amb., 
 Ant. t., Ars. m., Cact., ICalc, ICalc. p., 
 Canth., Ced., Cham., Ign., I Hod., IKali c, 
 
 I I Lac c, HLyc, IMerc. cor., I IMez., INatr.m., 
 ■Nuxv., IOp., Oxal. ac, ! IPlumb., IIRhus, 
 I IZinc, with anxious feeling, ICalc. p.; with 
 or after bone pains, Eup. pur.; in calves, Berb., 
 IColoc, I IVer. v. ; outer side of left calf, dur- 
 ing rest, IBry.; of right calf, inner side, Ars. 
 s. r.; with colic, IDiad. ; in coxalgia, IColoc; 
 as if circulation were suspended, particularly 
 when sitting, Lactu. v.; in cystitis, lEup. pur.; 
 dead feeling, Ced., Med., INux v.; felt as if 
 dead (concussion of spine), IHyper.; dead 
 feeling, worse in cold weather, Apis ; in dia- 
 betes, INux v.; in diarrhoea, IDiad.; in epi- 
 lepsy, IPlumb.; in evening, when sitting, 
 ■Calc; gouty, I Aeon.; after influenza, I IRhod.; 
 in left, Cann. i., ICrotal., Diosc, IIFluor. ac, 
 IHyper., 1 1 Med.; in left, from knee to hip, 
 feeling as if paralyzed, Med.; painless, Cup. 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 ars.; in left (rheumatism), I I Puis. ; when 
 sitting, afternoon, Niccol.; left, in thrombosis, 
 ■Apis; left, with tickling, creeping feeling 
 under cutis, Strain.; down left (vaginitis), 
 ■Merc, viv.; worse in left, lArg. nit.; worse in 
 left, worse on going to bed, I IPsor.; during 
 menses, IPuls.j in myelitis, ICalab.; at night, 
 Alum.; same side as affected ovary (ovaritis), 
 ■Apis ; pain, IHam.; after pains cease (coxal- 
 gia), IColoc; when one is numb, the other is 
 in great pain, Sil.; with paralysis, ■Coccul.; 
 in I)uchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis, 
 ■ Phos.; paralytic, in lower legs, Agar.; rest- 
 less, ICalc. p.; right, Eup. pur., I I Kali c, 
 I I Lac c, Lyss.; right, epileptoid, I ITarant.; 
 right, after attack of functional disturbance 
 of heart, ■Lil. tig.; right, below knee, Lyss.; 
 outside of right, from hip to knees, com- 
 ing on at night, also felt in morning, of 
 late it had increased to actual insensi- 
 bility so that he could run a pin into 
 skin without pain, skin and parts below felt 
 hard, frequently came on after walking about 
 room in morning, I I Plumb.; first right, then 
 left, after brief naps in afternoon, Spong.; in 
 Tight (rheumatism), I ISabad. ; on rising, after 
 sitting, BPuls.; while sitting, Calc; after sit- 
 ting a while, Lyss., (Graph. ; sitting or lying, 
 Badiag.; while sitting, during menses, NPuls.; 
 while sitting quietly, and during rest, ■Ante; 
 after sitting, in spinal meningitis, MAcon.; 
 sitting, standing or lying on it at night, Amm. 
 c; strange feeling, Diosc. ; when stretched, 
 Cham.; sensation of deadness in middle of 
 right tibia, Samb.; tingle, while sitting or 
 "when crossing them, ICrotal.; to extremities 
 of toes (syphilitic or gonorrheal sciatica), 
 IPhyt.; with trembling and pricking,* as if 
 from needles, Pic. ac; with trembling, jerk- 
 ing, fluttering, through lungs, I I Lac c; in 
 bilious vomiting, ICrotal.; when walking, 
 ■Sep.; wooden feeling, or as if padded (loco- 
 motor ataxia), lArg. nit.; wooden feeling, in 
 metrorrhagia, I I Sec; wooden feeling, when 
 walking, IRhus, Thuya. $g&* formication, 
 lameness, paralytic feeling. 
 
 Legs, osteomalacia : on tibia, slight touch ag- 
 gravates pain (consumption), ■Guaiac. 
 
 Legs, pain (undefined) : Apoc, lArs., Bar. c, 
 Calab., flCaps., IGels., IPhos. ac, Polyp., 
 ■Sang.; in albuminuria, IKalm.; with con- 
 striction in abdomen (lead colic), 1 1 Op.; dur- 
 ing apyrexia, in quartan ague, I I Puis.; back 
 part of, BHydras.; left, in bitten place, return- 
 ing from time to time, growing to a burning 
 which extended through entire body, ILyss.; 
 in bones, IGuaiac, BLed., I IMez.; in bones, 
 with chilliness, Diosc; in bones, during labor, 
 I I Lye; in long bones, Syph.; in bones, as if in 
 marrow, Agar.; in bones, as if in periosteum, 
 in lower, I I Agar.; like syphilitic bone pain, 
 oetter warmth of bed, Agar.; in Bright's dis- 
 ease, BKalm.; in calves, Bor., Cact., I IJamb., 
 Natr. p., I lOxal. ac, 1 1 Sang., ITereb. J I Ver. 
 v.; in calf, worse from coughing and slightest 
 motion, better from warmth, INux v.; in 
 •calves, cramps prevent sleep at night (peri- 
 ostitis), IMez.; in calves, must draw up feet 
 Oham. ; in calves, in intermittent fever (ague), 
 ■Elat.; in left calf, CochL; in muscles of left 
 calf, Benz. ac; in calves, during menses, 
 Berb.; in calves, all night, Arg. hit.; in 
 
 right calf, as from a blow, ■Arm; sensitive- 
 ness in right calf (rheumatism), I I Sal. ac; in 
 calves, to sacrum, BMerc iod. rub. ; in left calf, 
 worse when standing or walking, Arund.; in 
 calves, on walking, BNux v.; in calf, on walk- 
 ing or stepping, or on touch and bending foot, 
 I ICalc; on posterior surface of calves, w r orse 
 walking, better bending knee and hip joint 
 (rheumatism), lArs.; in inner layer and pos- 
 terior part of calf, whenever heels were raised 
 in walking, better after walking a few min- 
 utes, Rhus; with chill, ICimex, ISpong.; be- 
 fore chill, lEup. pur.; constant, in outer and 
 back part of right, worse at night, IPhyt.; 
 during cough, Bell., Caps., ISul.; deep- 
 seated, in dysmenorrhcea, MSabina; deep- 
 seated, muscular, better by motion, IGels. ; 
 in diabetes, 1 1 Uran. n. relieved ; down, 
 ■Con.; after eating, -IKali c; in right, as 
 after violent exercise in morning, JEsc. h.; 
 after least exertion, INatr. m.; with fever, 
 ■Spong.; in intermittent fever, IChin. s.; in 
 calf of right, Xan.; bone pains in fibula, inter- 
 mittent, but bones continually sore, Sarrae ; in 
 middle of fibula, IPhyt.; in right fibula, just 
 above ankle joint, Gamb.; pain in left ham- 
 string, cannot lie on left side, ILed.; relieved 
 by pains about base of heart, I INatr. p.; better 
 by heat, I I Plat.; greatly worse by heat and 
 at night, ISul.; from hip to foot, causing 
 limping, every four days, ILyc; from hips to 
 knees, at times only in left, only when walk- 
 ing, Med. ; especially in left hip, under gluteal 
 muscles, violent, Agar.; indeterminative, in 
 hectic fever, 1 1 Phos. ; in inside, above knees, 
 ■ Hydras.; intermitting, in muscles of lower 
 posterior third, worse flexing foot and going 
 up stairs, when toes tend to drop down, better 
 quiet, Badiag.; intolerable, in skin, IMang.; in 
 joints, Eup. perf., Syph.; from knees to ankles, 
 as if bone had been smashed, I INux m.; 
 from knees to fingers and toes, IPhyt.; in or 
 above knee, sitting with legs crossed , Anag. ; 
 from knees to toes, with ©edematous swelling 
 of affected parts, pain worse from motion and 
 contact, previous use of mercury (syphilis), 
 I IPhyt.; in left, atrophic (spinal curvature, 
 with coxarthrace), ICaps. ; down left, Lyss.; 
 extending below knees, with tired feeling in 
 ovaries, worse right side, IPod.; in left, be- 
 tween hip and knee, Xan.; in left lower ante- 
 terior third, Stilling. ; severe, in left, worse in 
 lower half of tibia and fibula, extending into 
 foot, Iodof.; in posterior muscles of left, Anag.; 
 in left, worse from motion, better in rest 
 (chronic otitis media), ■Natr. c ; in left, later 
 also in right, recurring periodically, ending in 
 tetanic convulsions, with unconsciousness, 
 ■Cic; in left, after sitting, worse going down 
 stairs, Ars. h.; in left, increasing in thrombo- 
 sis, lApis ; violent, of a " blinking " character, 
 as if in bone, from patella to foot (eruption and 
 periostitis, probably syphilitic), IKali bi.; in 
 disease of liver, with hydrothorax, IKali c. ; 
 in lower, Badiag., Brach.; in lower, worse 
 going to sleep, Kali c; violent, in low r er, 
 BJatroph. ; excruciating on lying, causes 
 screams, IKali iod.; during menses, IBell.; when 
 menses should appear (amenorrhoea), IHam.; 
 during morning, BEup. pur., I IRhod.; better 
 from motion and rubbing, Diosc. ; worse moving 
 (bilious dyspepsia), ITarax.; on first moving 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 after rest, or getting up in morning, better by 
 continued motion, IIRhus; at night, Agar., 
 Plumb.; occasional to shoulder, I Berb.; parox- 
 ysmal, IGels., Plumb.; paroxysmal, from get- 
 ting wet, especially when warm and sweaty, 
 IIRhus; worse in paroxysms, Plumb.; in 
 rheumatism of knee, IBerb.; in right, worse 
 from coughing and slightest motion, better 
 from warmth, INux v. ; down right, with 
 facial neuralgia, 1 1 Sep.; severe, in right, into 
 genitals, particularly testicles, followed by 
 prostration (sciatica), I I Staph.; in right, in 
 morbus coxarius, IKalic; in right side, lower, 
 lAscl. s., Ind.; in right, in menorrhagia, 
 ICoccus ; in right, with numbness from hips 
 to feet (after parturition), IRhus ; in right, 
 with numbness from hips to feet, after deliv- 
 ery, IIRhus; in right, while walking, with 
 trembling of leg and feeling of uncertainty, 
 particularly on going down stairs (parenchy- 
 matous metritis), 1 1 Lace. ; in upper third of 
 right, in caries, Sil. ; worse in right, Ars. 
 h.; after sitting, I ILach.; excruciating, pre- 
 vents sleep, worse from hot fomentations, 
 better pouring cold water on them, Syph.; 
 runs up through spine to neck, to face, after 
 running pins into foot (tetanic symptoms), 
 IHyper. ; worse from standing or sitting, 
 better from motion or walking, I Agar.; 
 when he stands, IKali bi.; if he keeps them 
 still (chorea), I IVer. v.; runs down in streaks, 
 with every stool, IRhus; in tabes dorsalis, 
 IPhos. ac; chiefly in anterior portion of thighs 
 and calves, Plumb.; in shin bones (non- 
 syphilitic), worse at night, in rest, must walk 
 floor, worse in damp weather, IDulc; in 
 shins, especially left, after convalescence from 
 pneumonia, worse standing, I ISul.; in right, 
 shin, on extending leg, Anag.; in shin 
 bone, when sitting with crossed legs, Anag. ; 
 in shin bones, with syphilitic ozsena, after 
 abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; in tibial bone, 
 Agar., IKali bi., I INatr. p.; in tibia, continu- 
 ous, incapacitating him from work, IHekla; 
 in tibiae,with pains in upper part of head (ceph- 
 alalgia periostitica), IMez. ; in tibia, intermit- 
 tent, but bones continually sore, Sarrac; in 
 left tibia, ICarbol. ac; affecting inferior third 
 of left tibia, commencing at lower point of 
 malleolus internus, extends upward in shaft 
 of bone, momentarily better changing posi- 
 tion of foot and friction with hand, Ars. s. r.; 
 in middle of left tibia, Arum t.; in middle of 
 tibia, Kali bi., IPhyt.; in tibiae, at night, IPhos. 
 ac; in tibia, nightly, with nodes and irritable 
 ulcers on lower leg, IPhyt.; in tibia, excru- 
 ciating, worse at night, with periostitis, IMez.; 
 along tibia, worse at night, with sore throat, 
 I Merc, cor.; in "right tibia, in evening, Cast, 
 eq.; especially in tibiae and soles, after too 
 much exercise in walking, with restlessness in 
 legs, so that he frequently changes position, 
 passing off after rising, Psor.; worse, in tibiae, 
 IGels.; in tibiae, as after walking much, Coral. ; 
 very troublesome, not able to walk, Lyss.; in 
 ovarian tumor, lArs.; in typhoid, I IVer. v.; 
 cannot use, IColch.; violent, Ant. c; as after 
 excessive walking or dancing, Bar. c; during 
 wet weather, worse in warmth of bed, better 
 w T alking up and down, I IVer. 
 
 Legs, pale: IHam.; in dropsy, 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Legs, paralysis : JEsc g., Alum., Ananth., Apis, 
 
 Apoc, Am., I Ars., Bar. m., Bell., Bry., ICalc, 
 Cann. i., Caps., Caulo., Cinch., ICoccul.,Colch., 
 IDulc, |Ferr. s.,Form., IGels., IKalic, Merc, 
 INux v., Oleand., IOp., IPhos., IPlumb. r 
 IIRhus, ISec, IStram., ISul., IVer., Ver. v.; 
 in psoas abscess, ICup. m.; lasting .through 
 attack of angina pectoris, I lOxal. ac; after 
 apoplexy, I INux v.; with atrophy, after par- 
 turition, IPlumb.; from small of back, from 
 cold, ICoccul.; bruised feeling, ICoccul.; in 
 caries of dorsal vertebrae, ILach.; legs refuse 
 to carry him, staggers, ICic; in chronic 
 alcoholism, IPhos.; after colic (treated with 
 narcotics and purgatives), INux v.; with colic, 
 IPlumb.; crawling as if asleep (infiltration of 
 back), ILach.; in diabetes, INux v.; partial, 
 during convalescence from diphtheria, IGels. r 
 INux v.; Duchenne's pseudo-hppertrophic, 
 IPhos. ; from suppression of eruption on arms, 
 IPsor. ; after suppressed eruption and abuse of 
 mercury, IHep.; first at 6 p.m., then half an 
 hour earlier every day, 1 1 Chin. s. ; from over- 
 exertion, I INux v.; partial, from overexertion 
 and being drenched in rain (locomotor 
 ataxy), I INux v.; cannot stand, or move 
 legs, after exposure, ILach. ; weakness of exten- 
 sors, IKali br. ; loss of feeling, I IPhos.; after 
 grief or violent outbursts of passion, INatr. m.;. 
 incomplete, affecting as if asleep, and heavy 
 as lead, INux v.; from sacrum, Coccul.; of left,, 
 Arm, ILach., I ISul.; of left, with unconscious- 
 ness, INux m.; in meningitis, ICarbol. ac r 
 IIRhus; in spinal meningitis, IMerc; after 
 abuse of mercury, ICoccul.; motor, Chloral., 
 
 I IPhos., Plumb.; difficulty of moving, they 
 do not obey well (tabes dorsalis), ITarant.; 
 unable to move right, ICoccul., IPhos.; with 
 numbness, ICoccul.; painless, I IRhus, I ISec; 
 parfial, TrAtrop. s., I INux v.; with polyuria 
 (diabetes), Tarant.; with restlessness, con- 
 stant desire to change position, and inabil- 
 ity to sleep, Cod.; rheumatic, IKalm.; rheu- 
 matic, with atrophy (urticaria), IBoy.; be- 
 fore menses (sciatica), 1 1 Staph.; partial, of 
 right, from miscarriage, 1 1 Lace; right, from 
 poisoning by morphium aceticum, INux v. ; 
 posterior'spinal sclerosis, 1 1 Pic ac. ; of right, 
 Plumb., Rhus ; of right, cannot be used as 
 usual (apoplexy), I Arm; of right (after vacci- 
 nation), I I Thuya; sensory, Chloral.; from 
 sexual excesses, I INux v. ;after sexual excesses 
 or onanism, INatr. m.; after spondylitis, 
 IPhos.; of lower, with stiffness, ICoccul.; with 
 involuntary stools and urination every other 
 day, during fever epidemics, 1 1 Chin, s.; sud- 
 den, ICina ; in sunstroke, IGlon.; threatening, 
 IIAng.; threatening, in arthritis, lAng.; in 
 typhus, with suppression of urine, ICamph.; 
 use suddenly and completely lost, IPhos.; 
 scarcely able to walk, Anac ; almost entire, 
 cannot walk up stairs, Cann. i.; from getting 
 wet, I INux v., IIRhus; to change position, 
 must use hands, as if legs were made of wood, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Legs, paralytic feeling : Chloral., Crotal., Rhus 
 v., Sil.; especially the ankles, INatr. m.; left 
 lower, ICarbo v.; interferes w r ith locomotion, 
 on attempting to walk, thinks he will lose the 
 use of his limbs, Colch.; painful, INitr. ac; 
 painful in left tibia, Card, m., Jamb.; in trau- 
 matic periostitis of sacrum and lower vertebrae, 
 
 I I Sil.; right, Brom.; right, acute rheumatism, 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 IChel. ; in right when walking, Cann. i.; in 
 sciatica, IXux v.; has to sit down, Aur. met. 
 ftgg* lameness, numbness. 
 
 Legs, phlegmasia alba dolens: Aeon., Apis, 
 lArn., lArs., IBelL, IIBry., IBufo., ICalc, 
 Cepa, Crotal., IHam., jHippoz., Kali c, ; 
 IILach., ILyc, IXatr. s., I IXux v., IPuls. , j 
 IRhus, Sep., ISul.; with contraction of tissues j 
 and sheaths of tendons, ISil.; after parturition, 
 grinding pain, worse from slightest touch, 
 Crotal.; left greatly swollen, least pressure 
 causing pain, worse by wet weather, IXatr. s.; 
 pale white swelling, IPuls. ;saphena vein swol- 
 len very large and tender, can be distinctly 
 traced all the way up, ILyc. jg^^Chap.29, Veins. 
 
 Legs, piercing: with uterine dropsy, IHell. 
 
 Legs, pinching : in right calf, Bry. 
 
 Legs, position : keep wide apart, when stand- 
 ing (myelitis), 1 1 Pic. ac. ; crosses and draws 
 them towards abdomen(gastromalacia), I Merc. 
 d. ; drawn up, I Arg. nit., IMerc.c, IPhyt.; draws 
 up, in colic, I I Xux v.; drawn up, during chill, 
 ICaps. ; drawn up, with flatulent colic in chil- 
 dren and newborn,! IMagn. p. ; drawn up, in in- 
 fants, ICham.; drawn up, mneiwousaffection, 
 IMagn. c; drawn up, during sleep, ICarbo v., 
 ■Strain.; flexed, on abdomen, I IVer.; flexed, 
 in necrosis of femur, I I Sil. ; flexed, in typhoid, 
 IIMur. ac; left, semiflexed upon itself and 
 abdomen, ICina ; left leg flexed on thigh and 
 thighs on pelvis (ovaralgia) , Lac c; cannot bear 
 right straightened, but lies with it bent and 
 supported by pillow (perityphlitis), ICrotal. 
 jg@ Q> spasms. 
 
 Legs, pressing feeling : Ang., Carbo v.; pain in 
 left bone, Brom.; burning, in middle of lower, 
 left then right, Cepa ; cramplike, in calves, to- 
 wards tibia, lAnac; down to feet, Como.; in 
 left, Camph.; in lower left, in morning, ILed.; 
 in muscles and joints, Xitr. sp. d.; painful, 
 Xitr. sp..d.; painful in left calf, Tarax.; pain- 
 ful duringmenses ( varices), Amb.; painful, con- 
 fined to small spots, lasting but a short time, 
 soon returning, INux m.; in right, Xitr. sp. d. ; 
 straining in shin bone, Berb.; worse stretching, 
 Berb.; painful, in tibiae, IClem.; violent, in left 
 tibia, beginning in morning, worse at noon, 
 I I Agar. ; painful, in right tibia, I IMez.; pain- 
 ful, in periosteum of right, IMerc. sol. 
 
 Legs, pricking: Cinch, bol., Glon.; then ach- 
 ing, Eucal.; in calf, above ankle (sciatica), 
 llndig.; in calf, just below knee, llndig.; with 
 occasional cramps on inner surface of lower, 
 Plumb.; in left, ICrotal.; compelling him to 
 move, Chen, v.; as of needles, Cupr. s.; as from i 
 needles, in myelitis, I I Pic. ac; pins and needles 
 sensation (Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic 
 paralysis), IPhos. JgsaT' prickling, sticking, 
 stinging. 
 
 Legs, prickling: Dig.; in right, inner side, Ars. 
 s. r. ; heat (anasarca), I I Rhus; after sitting 
 awhile, Lyss.; with trembling jerking, flutter- 
 ing through lungs, I I Lace g^" pricking, 
 sticking, stinging. 
 
 Legs, pulling : from above downward, with 
 coldness* of feet, Spig.; from below upward, 
 with heat in feet, Spig.; painful, I Ant. c; 
 after sexual excess, I Ars. 
 
 Legs, purple : almost black", Yespa ; left, IPetrol. 
 
 Legs, purpura haemorrhagica : black and blue 
 spots, size of a pinhead to that of a pea, 
 I I Tereb. 
 
 Legs, quivering : IManc 
 
 Legs, redness: dusky, I I Sep. ; knee to ankle, 
 crimson, deepening to a livid hue asitneared 
 toes (chronic phlebitis), I IPuls.; like a boiled 
 lobster (asthma), I I Thuya ; of lower, IXatr. 
 c; periostitis of right femur, I IPhyt.; after 
 walking (anasarca), I IRhus. 
 
 Legs, restlessness: Agar., Amm. c, I Ars., 
 Ast. r., Cact, ICalc p., ICarbo v., IGraph., 
 Ind., IMagn. c, Med., IMosch., Oxal. ac, 
 I IRhus, Tarant., I Zinc; particularly calves, 
 I I Sep.; must move them constantly, I I Lace, 
 Mosch., IXatr. m., Prun.; in diphtheria, I Lac 
 c. ; in evening, Chen, v., I I Kali c; in evening, 
 with formication, ISep.; fidgets, worse at rest, 
 IPlat.; nightly attacks of fidgets in right, pre- 
 venting sleep and driving him out of bed, 
 I IPhos.; fidgets, during sleep, IXatr. m.; in- 
 cessant and violent fidgety feeling, must move 
 them constantly, I IZinc.; "in hysteria, Tarant.; 
 as if becoming insensible, IMeph.; left, I IVer.; 
 has to lie down, at 9 p.m., Osni.; in lower, 
 Spong.; during menses, Thuya ; has to move 
 them or jump out of carriage, ICalc. p.; must 
 move from place to place, IXux m.; at night, 
 ICham.; in bed at night, better by motion, 
 IIRhus; painful, lAnac; with pains like 
 labor-pains on fifth day after premature labor, 
 I I Lac c; in paralytic affections, Codein.; 
 must change position (jaundice), I ISep.; in 
 spinal irritation, IZinc; sudden, must move 
 (pneumonia), IChel.; tremulous, with numb 
 and torpid feeling when sitting, worse in 
 evening, IPlat.; in typhus, ICainph.; uneasy 
 feeling, Act. rac; must rise and walk, IGlon.; 
 does not know where to put them, lArg. nit. 
 
 Legs, rachitis : after abuse of mercury, ILach. 
 j^g~ Chap. 44, Bones. 
 
 Legs, rheumatism: Ananth., ICarb. s., Card. 
 in., IClem., Como., I I Hyper., ILith., Lye vir., 
 Med., IXitr. ac,Ustil., IVer., IZinc; chronic, 
 with amaurosis, lElaps ; on falling asleep 
 (rheumatism), ILach.; with nightly bone 
 pains, IPhyt.; in calves, Ant. t. ; in calf of 
 right, following moderate attack of influenza, 
 pain, aching drawing came on in evening, 
 worse by heat of bed, better from application 
 of cloths dipped in cold water, I I Puis. ; chronic, 
 IPhyt. ; drawing in left, worse when part 
 becomes cold, better from warmth of bed, 
 I I Phos. ac. ; in flexors, Iodof. ; after suppressed 
 gonorrhoeal discharge by injection of solution 
 of gunpowder, ISars.; from hip down, IKalm.; 
 with stinging, especially in hip joint, femur 
 and knee, worse at night, affected part feels 
 cold, IMerc. ; larger joints principally affected, 
 dull, heavy pains, I ISticta; lame, isobliged 
 to take hold of pantaloon near knee in order 
 to lift it and move it on, leg bent in knee joint, 
 extending it, causes pain, complete extension 
 impossible, motion painful, I IRhus; in left, 
 IAmyl.,Elaps ; in left lower, Pallad.; muscles 
 of left, I I Zinc; in lower, worse going to 
 sleep, IKalm.; worse from motion, ICarb. s.; 
 inability to move, I Colch.; muscular, I IBerb., 
 I I Med.; muscular, worse on motion, Var.; 
 neuralgic, Diosc; nightly, I Kali c; paralytic, 
 Stront.; nightly pains in tibia, periosteal, 
 IPhyt. ; as if in periosteum, worse at rest, dur- 
 ing wet cold weather, IRhod.; of right, Lach., 
 I IRuta, I I Viol.; in upper right, lower left 
 (gonorrhceal), I I Med.; in right, prevents 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 sleep, Cact. ; in right, extending as far as toes, 
 in morning, IKalm.; pains in right shin bone, 
 Bapt.; feels hard, although swelling is elastic 
 and does not pit upon pressure, ILyc; in 
 syphilis, after abuse of mercury, I ISars.; from 
 thighs to ankles, could not move feet,chronic, 
 I Apis; in tibia, Aph. ch.; to toes, Colch.; 
 weariness, heaviness and inability to move, 
 IColch. 
 Legs, sciatica : Aeon., I Act. rac, Amra, m., 
 Ananth.,Ang.,IArg.nit.,IArn.,IArs.,IAurant., 
 IBell., IBry., IIBufo., ICalc, jCalc s., ICarb. 
 s.,Card. m., Caps., ICaust., ICham., iChim. 
 umb., ICofF., IIColoc, IDiosc, lElaps, Elat., 
 Eup. pur., lEuphor., IFerr., I IGels. ,IGnaph., 
 IGuaiac, Hep., IIHyper., Ilgn., Ilnd., Ilris, 
 ■Kali bi., Kali c, SxCali iod., IKali ph., ILac 
 c.,ILach.,ILed.,ILyc,IIMagn. p.,IMenyanth., 
 Merc, IMez., INatr. m., Natr. s., Nitr. ac, 
 ■ INuxv.,Pallad.,IPhyt.,Plumb.,Pod., I IPsor., 
 IPuls.,Ran. b., I IRhus, IRuta, I ISal.ac,ISep., 
 I ISiL, IStaph., IStram., ISul.,1 1 Tell., jTereb., 
 I I Yah, IVer.,Xan., Zinc; dull aching, worse 
 towards night and in evening, in cold, and 
 from motion, better by warmth and rest, Pal- 
 lad.; with albuminuria, I IColoc; with atrophy 
 of affected leg, 101. jec; marked consecutive 
 muscular atrophy, or earlier, when walking, 
 causes great exhaustion, IPlumb.; pain puts 
 him in mind of the aurora borealis, Polyg. ; 
 boiling sensation, lArs.; as if bone were 
 broken, IRuta; boring, Ang. ; bruised feeling 
 along left nerve, worse from continual motion, 
 Natr. a.; burning, stinging, with complete in- 
 termissions, ILyc; burning, corrosive pains, 
 worse in damp or cold weather, or from cold 
 applications, IRuta ; burning, worse at night, 
 compelling her to lie awake, IGels. ; constantly 
 changing locality, now in head, now in teeth, 
 now in sciatic nerve, with nervousness and 
 palpitation, ILach.; chronic, -Asar., Ilgn., 
 ILyc, ISul.; chronic, in right, movement im- 
 peded, ICarb. s.; chronic, with painful con- 
 traction of hamstrings, INatr. m.; chronic, 
 for twelve years, 1 1 Rhus; cripples him, at- 
 tacks every few weeks, 1 1 Rhus; from stay- 
 ing in damp cold cellar, lArs. ; from getting 
 clothes damp, IKali bi.; darting from point 
 where nerve leaves pelvis to within ten 
 inches of popliteal space, interrupted to ap- 
 pear about middle and outer side of calf, 
 to external malleolus and heel, IKali iod.; 
 pain deep-sea'ted, as if in marrow of bone, 
 I Ruta ; drawing tearing from left ischium to os 
 calcisand sole (sciatica), ICham.; in emaci- 
 ated, pale, anaemic persons with deficiency of 
 animal heat,i01.jec; excruciatingspasmodic, 
 IMagn. p.; gonorrhoea^ left sided, IStilling.; 
 gouty, rheumatic origin, tearing, stitching, 
 worse from motion, irregular in appearance, 
 lasting several hours, mostly at night or in 
 afternoon, ICoff.; with headache, parts tender 
 to touch, worse at night, by motion, by heat 
 and rubbing, Coloc; probably hysterical and 
 due to retrolateral version of uterus, INux m.; 
 incisive pains, Ilgn. ; inflammatory, in left, 
 taking cold, cannot walk, Carb. s.; from in- 
 juries and contusions, IRuta ; sharp, cutting 
 pains, darting along course of nerve and ter- 
 minating in wrenching or twisting sensation 
 in foot, after injury to nerve, I Hyper.; inter- 
 mitting, Ilgn.; burning, from tuberosity of 
 
 right ischium, follows course of nerve, spreads 
 over thigh, knee and leg, generally at night, 
 worse every minute, must walk, when pain 
 goes off, I I Rhus ; jerking downward, with 
 warm feeling, Calc p.; laming, Ang.; leftside, 
 Eup. pur.; in left, growing more and more se- 
 vere until confined to bed (after gonorrhoea), 
 I I Thuya ; in left, from hip to ankle, every 
 two or three hours, four or five successive 
 shocks of pain pass suddenly through affected 
 parts, IColoc; down outside left hip to ankle, 
 in paroxysms, every quarter of an hour, pain- 
 ful to touch, worse at night, better from heat, 
 movements at first aggravate then relieve 
 pain, worse from long-continued motion, ICo- 
 loc; along left nerve, a dull pain, returning 
 periodically, worse when rising from sitting, 
 Lyss.; left side, intense pains, gradually worse, 
 I I Rhus ; in course of left nerve, from behind 
 great trochanter to calf, better by motion, 
 IKali bi.; from hip to ankle, tenderness on 
 pressure over sciatic nerve, better from rub- 
 bing, worse between 1 and 2 a.m., and 4 p.m., 
 about quarter hour after rising, about noon, 
 IColoc; cannot rest, although motion aggra- 
 vates, the worse the pain the more severe the 
 chills, IPuls. ; left more affected with weak- 
 ness and heaviness of parts, then swelling of 
 feet and limbs, ILed.; must lie down, Ilnd.; 
 lightninglike pains shoot through left, 
 I IRhus ; in males, Kali bi.; numbness occa- 
 sionally taking place of pain, making exercise 
 fatiguing, IGraph.; obstinate, worse in rest 
 and particularly when beginning to walk, 
 IGels.; pains come quickly and subside soon, 
 Kali bi.; intense, following larger ramifica- 
 tions of nerve, IGnaphal. ; paralytic sensation, 
 difficulty of rising from seat, I lEuphor.; vio- 
 lent, worse stooping, change of position, Agar.; 
 pressing, drawing along course of nerve from 
 posterior part of thigh to knee, especially 
 when painful space is wider than nerve track, 
 IPlumb.; pressure causes pain to shoot along 
 entire length of nerve, Kali bi.; nerve pulsa- 
 ting slightly but constantly, Lact. ac; from 
 reflex nervous action during or after rheuma- 
 tism, Coloc; remittent, worse at night, better 
 in motion, IFerr.; complete amelioration of 
 pains during rest at night, I IStaph.; rheuma- 
 tic, Cinnab.; rheumatic, better by motion, 
 I IKali p., ILac c, ITereb.; rheumatic, worse 
 after rising, I IRhus; in right, Chlorof.; right, 
 dull aching, worse at night, in cold or damp 
 weather, better by rubbing, from heat and 
 when warmed by exercise, IRhus ; about 
 region of exit and along course down right 
 leg, only when moving, IDiosc; in right, com- 
 pelling him to lie quietly in one place, slight- 
 est motion causes great pain, with sensation 
 as if marrowbone were beingcrushed, IColoc; 
 right, worse when lying on affected side, 
 I I Tell. ; right, at night, comes suddenly and 
 disappearsgradually, wakes him, ILach. ; right, 
 from hip to knee, awaking her at 12 p.m., 
 sudden motion or jar causes great suffering, 
 probably hysterical and due to retrolateral 
 version of uterus, I INuxm.; right, makes him 
 scream, worse at rest, better walking, I lEhus ; 
 right, worse on straightening limb, especially 
 while standing, could stand at work,, with 
 comparative comfort with foot of affected side 
 upon a chair, I IVal.j right, many weeks' 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 duration, IChin. 8.; aching in region of left 
 eacro-iliac articulation, with crawling in left 
 sole, as if asleep, IColoc; in sacro-ischiatic 
 foramen, sharply denned ache, with tender- 
 ness on pressure, IPod.; want of sensation, 
 IColoc; shooting along left nerve to foot, 
 worse by motion, llris ; shooting, from left 
 hip down to foot followed by sensation of 
 intense heat, as from hot iron in affected 
 parts, afterwards sweat and general pros- 
 tration, pains worse after sleep, ILach.; 
 shooting, in course of left nerve, produced 
 palsied sensation, especially after motion, Eup. 
 pur.; drawing shooting at exit of left nerve, 
 from behind forward to knees and toes, where 
 it is as if foot were on ant hill, and as if foot 
 ought to sweat, 1 1 Sal. ac; when getting up 
 from sitting or turning in bed, INatr. s. ; pain 
 in spine and all over body, I Petrol.; accom- 
 panied by sensitiveness of spine, radiates from 
 sacrum to right sciatic nerve, Tell.; commenc- 
 ing in spine, especially in lumbar region 
 runs along sciatic and crural nerves, CEnan.'; 
 with great stiffness, Curar. ; stinging, during 
 movement, IStaph.; stitches, in left, Kali bi.; 
 stitch in ischium, on rising from seat, I IDros. ; 
 subacute, ISul.; in summer, alternates with 
 •cough in winter, I IStaph.; better in summer, 
 worse in winter, llgn.; syphilitic, IFer.,1 I Lac 
 c, IStilling.; syphilitic, left, IStilling.; syph- 
 ilitic, or gonorrhoea^ with sharp lancinating, 
 not inclined to remain in one part long, often 
 dartingalongwholelengthoflimbin,quick,suc- 
 cessi veimpulses,rendering leg powerless,numb 
 and heavy, even to extremitiesof toes,IPhyt.; 
 tearing, Cist.; tearing, in right ischium, Lachn.; 
 tearing, stinging, pressing pain, better by mo- 
 tion, worse during rest, I lEuphor.; throbbing, 
 llgn.; nerve sore to touch, on getting out of 
 bed, Lact. ac; great pain back of trochanter, 
 extends down thigh posteriorly toward knee, 
 anteriorly embracing patella, tibia to ankle, 
 better flexion of knee, lArs.; pain from tro- 
 chanter downward to popliteal space, worse 
 when patient is lifted up or attempts to stand, 
 it seems as if upper part of thigh were being 
 broken, worse at night with anxious sweat, 
 1 1 Nux v.; painful muscular twitchings, ILyc; 
 walking is difficult and exhausting, IPlumb.; 
 pain better walking and flexing leg, worse in 
 hot weather, by standing, sitting, lyingin bed, 
 Kali bi.; walking difficult on account of para- 
 lytic state, IColoc; must walk during parox- 
 ysm, IRuta; wandering pains, Ant. a. ; from 
 working in water, ICalc; with weakness, 
 IPhos. ac; returns every winter, llgn. ; espe- 
 cially in women, pains worse moving, yet not 
 better lying, worse in rainy, stormy'weather, 
 IRan. b.; from overwork and exposure, Rhus; 
 worse standing, sitting, lying, better walking 
 and flexing leg, IKali iod.; worse towards 
 evening and at night, with inclination to con- 
 stantly change position, worse in warm room, 
 better in open air, I Puis.; worse sitting or 
 lying, IRuta; worse sitting, in afternoon and 
 evening, better by motion, though painful, 
 llndig.; worse sitting up, morning, in evening 
 from cold water, better lying on painful side, 
 IIBry. ; worse by rest, slightly better by mo- 
 tion, ILyc; worse keeping still and attempting 
 to move, in moist, damp weather, better after 
 moving and from warm applications, I I Rhus. 
 
 jg^* neuralgia, rheumatism, tearing ; also 
 Hip neuralgia, pain, and Thighs neuralgia, 
 pain. 
 
 Legs, scraping : on left tibia, Ast. r. 
 
 Legs, sensitiveness : calves, to touch (ague, 
 suppressed by Cinchona), INatr. m.; pain, 
 on pressure, Chrom. ac; calf tender to press- 
 ure, with dull heavy aching, I ISil.; tibia 
 painful when touched, IPuls. ; left, to touch, 
 1 1 Ver.; to touch, Berb., ICalc, Calc. s. 
 
 Legs, shaking : Agar. 
 
 Legs, sharp pain: in left calf, lAmyl.; in right, 
 Ind. g^° neuralgia, sciatica. 
 
 Legs, shocks : sudden, in concussion of brain, 
 ICic; electric, on awaking him, I I Agar.; vio- 
 lent, causing legs to jerk suddenly (tetanus), 
 I ICic; frequent, in left, I I Ver.; nervous, seem 
 to be caused by small balls coursing along 
 during prayer and sleep at night, sometimes 
 at other hours, I I Zinc. 
 
 Legs, shooting: I Aeon., iEthus.; along bones, 
 Bell.; in calves, ICalc. p.; in calves, to ankles, 
 first right then left ( rheumatism), ILyc ; down- 
 ward, JEsch., ISil.; in left, Cepa; in left (throm- 
 bosis), lApis; momentary, intense pain, shoots 
 down legs (concussion of spine), IHyper. ; in 
 paroxysms, IGels.; as if in periosteum, Hyper.; 
 in right, Ind.; in acute rheumatism, IRhus ; 
 on a small spot on lower, sore from scratching a 
 few days before, Ast. r.; down tibia,worse even- 
 ing in bed, IFerr.; up, inside (acute synovitis), 
 IFerr. ph.; in uterine disorder, ICon. 
 
 Legs, shorter : left feels shorter than right, and 
 so sounds on walking, Lye vir. 
 
 Legs, skin : bursts in several places, in dropsy, 
 I Apis; dry, peeling off, Agar.; flaccid, lArs.; 
 indurated, with blue spots, ISars. ; left cracked 
 and discharging a sanious fluid, Como.; white, 
 on left, and covered with thin scales, Como.; 
 marbled, HCaust.; peels off, swelling, Berb.; 
 shining, in periostitis of right femur, I IPhyt. ; 
 shines like a mirror, IGraph.; soft, lArs.; 
 waxy, in dropsy, II Apis ; wrinkled, Rhod. 
 
 Legs, smarting: in calves, walking (acute 
 dropsy following parturition), ICineh.; in ec- 
 zema, I Petrol.; left, like nettles, in wet weather, 
 INatr. s. J^f" burning. 
 
 Legs, soreness: in calves, Msc. h., Ant. t., 
 
 I I Crotal.; dull, heavy, in left calf, Ars. i. ; al- 
 most crampy pain in right calf, so much worse 
 walking as to almost disable her (relieved 
 by Nux 900 ), ^Petrol.; fugitive, in left, near 
 knee, Chin, a.; as if heated or overexerted, 
 Vacc; heavy, Lyss.; great, inward, with chill 
 (intermittent), IDiad. ; pain in left, Osm.; and 
 aching of lower, IIEup. perf. ; in peritonitis, 
 
 I I Aeon.; dull aching, in middle of tibia, when 
 walking, better in rest, tender on pressure, 
 Cupr. s.; along periosteum of tibia, INitr.ac; 
 in anterior lower two-thirds of left tibia, 
 Chin, a.; to touch on anterior surface, Caust. ; 
 when walking, yEsc. h. 
 
 Legs, spasms: Card, m., ICoccul., Cup. ars., 
 Ilpec, Lyss., Stram.; adduction, I I Merc; be- 
 gin, ICup. ac; in calves, ICup. m.; in calf, 
 during and after motion, Berb. ; clonic, of 
 muscles (cholera), ICup. ac; clonic, of right, 
 with twitchings (hysteria), I I Sep. ; contrac- 
 tion, Tabac; tonic, muscular contraction, of 
 long standing, I I Tell.; convulsive, I ITarant.; 
 drawn backward until they touched glutei, 
 Bufo.; spasm, drawing up if they remain con- 
 
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 tracted all night (hip joint disease), IMerc; 
 drawn apart, flexed upon thighs (brain affec- 
 tion), IHell. ; drawn up involuntarily, Carbo v.; 
 drawn up with a sudden jerk and then forcibly 
 thrust out, following pneumonia and typhoid 
 fever, 1 1 Nux v. ; drawn up with every attempt 
 to change position (hydrocephalus), IHelL; 
 rigidity, with epileptic form, Med.; extension, 
 with sensation of cramps, Cain.; and painfully 
 flexed, cannot stretch, better from warmth in 
 bed (dysmenorrhea), I I Nux v.; alternate flex- 
 ion and stretching while walking, Agar.; of 
 left, commence with shocks, drawing leg in- 
 ward and upward, Stram.; lower left, spas- 
 modically drawn backward while sitting, 
 Spong.; left perfectly straight (nervous affec- 
 tion) , IMagn. c; lower left, drawn up to thigh, 
 when walking, Spong.; of muscles, Ars. s. r.; 
 of one, IGels.; pushed from body, ICoccul.; 
 retraction, intyphus, lAur. met.; rigid, Stram.; 
 rigid, in traumatic tetanus, IHydr. ac; right, 
 painfully rigid, upper part, worse in afternoon 
 and early evening,Calc. s. ; with screams, ICup. 
 m.; straight and stiff before attack (epilepsy), 
 IBufo ; stretched straight out, (Enan.; stretch- 
 ing at right angles with body (puerperal con- 
 vulsion), 1 1 Op. ; tonic, worse in calves (cholera) , 
 ■Ant. t. ; tonic, rigid extension of, Med. 
 Jt^** chorea, convulsions. 
 
 Legs, spasmodic pain : in calves, in cholera 
 Asiatia, ICup. m.; in left upper, Agar. 
 
 Legs, sprained sensation : in bones, Berb.; 
 muscles, as if, Berb. 
 
 Legs, stabbing : in calf, when walking in open 
 air, as if a knife pierced, and as though blood 
 trickled down, I INatr. c. 
 
 Legs, starting : Crotal. J^aT* jerking, twitch- 
 ing. 
 
 Legs, sticking: ISep.; pain as of a splinter of 
 bone in right fibula above outer malleolus 
 (after spasm), lAsaf. ; sticking along left tibia 
 into ankle bone, with burning pressure in left 
 eye, IColoc; in and about ulcer, Sil. 
 j^gp"* pricking, stinging. 
 
 Legs, sticks : feel like, ^Atrop s. 
 
 Legs, stiffness: Ang., Apoc, Aur. mur., IBerb., 
 ■Bry., ICic, IFerr., IHydr. ac, IILac c, 
 IMagn. p., Mang., INux v., MOxal. ac, 
 ■Petrol., I IRhus, ISpong. : in muscular atrophy, 
 ICalc; as if bandaged, lAnac; small boils on 
 thigh, I INux v.; in calf, Berb.; calves, in 
 ague suppressed by Cinchona, INatr. m.; with 
 convulsions, IMagn. p.; after an evening nap, 
 so that he was unsteady while walking, until 
 he had walked a little, lOarbo v.; to hip joint, 
 after long sitting, Sep. ; especially knees and 
 feet, IIRhus ; of left, as if asleep (palpitation), 
 ■Arg. met.; of left, with tickling creeping 
 feeling under cutis, Stram.; lower, IIAmyl.; 
 after an attack of spinal meningitis, I iNux v.; 
 seem stiff and without joints, in morning after 
 rising, IPetrol.; in morning and while stand- 
 ing, IVer.; in morning, I IRhod. ; when moved, 
 after taking cold, I Aeon.; on first moving 
 after rest, or getting up in morning, better by 
 continued motion, IIRhus; at night, Alum.; 
 painful in left, during pregnancy, IHam.; with 
 paralysis, ICoccul.; in rheumatism of knee, 
 IBerb.; on rising, I INatr. p.; makes rising 
 from a seat difficult (spinal irritation), IHep.; 
 in right, as if bruised, 5 p.m., Chim. m.; in 
 right, in menorrhagia, ICoccus ; rigid, espe- 
 
 cially left, lArg. nit.; rigidity of lower, ICina; 
 in sciatica, ILyc, INux v.; semi-rigid, Bell.; 
 soreness, when rising to walk, IIEup. perf.; 
 in strychnine poisoning, 1 1 Nux v.; tetanic 
 concussion of brain, ICic; with varicose ulcer 
 of leg, INatr. m.; could not walk, IZinc; as 
 after a long walk, Pod.; when walking, in hip 
 joint disease, IMerc; weary, as if too lazy to 
 move, Eucal. ; as if made of wood, with in- 
 ability to stand or move (paresis crurum),. 
 INux v. 
 
 Legs, stinging: Ang., lApis, 1 1 Ars., Goss., 
 IKali c,Verbas.; stinging, in calf, above ankle 
 (sciatica), llndig.; in calf, during and after 
 motion, Berb. ; in calves, in walking (acute 
 dropsy following parturition), ICinch.; parox- 
 ysms, along fibula, near malleolus (sciatica),. 
 1 1 Staph.; in gonacace, HSil.; pressing, in 
 ulcerating part of leg, Sil.; worse during rest 
 in bed, has to turn over or change position 
 of leg, which relieves, I I Rhus ; in shin, Berb.; 
 worse stretching, Berb. ; especially in big toe, 
 Ran. sc 
 
 Legs, stitches : Agnus,ICalc,ICarboa.,ICarb.s., 
 Kob.,IMez., ISep.; in calves, I IAgar.,Tarax. ;in 
 calves, with jerking and pulsating in patellae, 
 if knees are held stiffly stretched out, Spig.; 
 in left calf, Ast. r.; in right calf, to ankle on 
 outside (consumption), IGuaiac. ; tearing along 
 muscles of right calf, often repeated. Coc- 
 cus ; fine cutting in right calf when sitting, 
 goes off when walking, I iDros.; in right calf, 
 while walking, Spong. ; below head of fibula, 
 Cham.; flying, Ars. h.; in joints, Bar. c, 
 Spig. ; jumps about, especially in knees and 
 ankles, disappearson motion, I Cham.; in left, 
 Caps. ; in left (thrombosis), I Apis ; up from ex- 
 ternal malleolus on walking, sometimes when 
 not walking, with inflammation and swelling 
 of both left malleoli (affection of ankle), 
 I Magn . ; especial 1 y from motion , Sars . ; ^ duri ng 
 motion, in hip joint disease, IMerc; in mus- 
 cles and joints, Nitr. sp. d.; sudden needlelike, 
 Mane; at night and during motion, with sen- 
 sation of coldness, IMerc. ; occasional short, 
 as from little pimples, Pallad.; rheumatic, on 
 right shin bone, Stram.; single, fine, Cast._ eq.; 
 slow, as with several pins, 1 1 Hell.; in tibia, 
 Ammoniac, Jacea, 1 1 Zinc. ; single, in region 
 of external condyle of tibia (hip disease), 
 IMerc; in left tibia, sitting, moving leg and 
 foot, Anag.; boring, in right tibia (mercurial), 
 IStaph.; burning, in right tibia, during rest, 
 Staph. ; deep, in tibia, Samb. ; in edges of tibia 
 single, Caust.; on being touched, I IMerc sol.; 
 better after walking, I lSec Jg^T lancinat- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Legs, stool : pain runs in streaks down limbs, 
 during, Rhus. 
 
 Legs, stretching: Verbas.; with chilliness at 
 night, MPhos.; with sensation of cramps, 
 Cain.; desire to stretch, Chlorof., Med., IRhus; 
 must stretch to get rested, Cham.; with yawn- 
 ing, restlessness, pain in back, ILach. 
 J8@~ Chap. 34, Limbs stretching. 
 
 Legs, strumming sensation : Amb. 
 
 Legs, sweat: Euphor., IPetrol.; cold, in morn- 
 ing, Euphor.;cold, in spasmus glottidis, I IVer.; 
 cold, in typhoid, IPhos.; cold, in upper part, 
 ■Caps.; cold, viscous, ICalc; of condyles, 
 ICalc. p. ; in delirium tremens, I I Stram.; cov- 
 ered with fetid, IPhos.; after fever, Med.; 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 below knees (rheumatism), I ISyph.; in lower, 
 Agar., IPetrol., Stram.; at night, clammy, 
 ICalc; profuse, in evening, in bed, Tereb. ; 
 sticky, ICalc ; warm, IPod. 
 Legs, swelling : IBar. m., IBerb., Bry., IKali 
 c, Polyg.; to abdomen, pit upon pressure 
 (dropsy), ILyc; anasarca, IHippoz.; anasar- 
 cous, after scarlet fever, with diminished 
 urine, I Rhus ; anasarcous (subacute inflam- 
 mation of liver), IHydras.; especially about 
 ankle joint, purplish black (chronic ulcera- 
 tion of leg), IGrin.; around ankles, with 
 watery discharge, color of legs red, IHep.; 
 enormously, in aortic insufficiency, albumi- 
 nuria, I I Zinc; appear thicker, fears dropsy, 
 ICheL; in ascites, IChim. umb., IILyc, ISe- 
 necio; bloated, Apoc. ; bloated (myelitis), 
 IDulc; bloated, below knees (amenorrhcea), 
 I IXan.; bluish red, IILach.; and doughy along 
 bone (eruption and periostitis, probably syph- 
 ilitic), IKali bi.; hard, rough, horny, on tibiae, 
 ICalc.fi.; burns, Berb.; calf, I ISil.; left calf, 
 with internal lumps, painful, ICalc; calf, in 
 scrofula, IDulc; above calves, with tensive 
 
 f>ain, especially in evening, ILed. ; hard, cel- 
 ular, IBadiag.; infiltration of cellular tissue, 
 in childbed, Aur. mnr.; in chlorosis, Ign.; 
 chronic, persistent, soft at first, afterwards 
 hard, at one stage snowy white and shining, 
 less perceptible morning, IKali m.;- and pain, 
 after forceps delivery, mostly in thigh, ICepa ; 
 dropsical, Cain., Ferr., IKali c, I I Merc, 
 Khod.; dropsy, in albuminuria, lApis, lArs., 
 lAtrop. s., ICalc a., IFerr., ILach., ITereb.; 
 dropsy, in angina pectoris,! Apis ; dropsy, from 
 ankle to knee (from eating lemons for months), 
 Citrus ; dropsical, in ascites, after influenza, 
 I Apis; dropsy, to knees, with asthma, depend- 
 ing on hydro thorax or hydropericardium, 
 IColch.; in acute dropsy, folio wing parturition, 
 ICinch.; elastic, Dig. ; erysipelatous, I Ananth. ; 
 erysipelatous, of left,Bor.; very large, profuse, 
 constant watery exudation from skin below 
 knees, epidermis exfoliated (ascites), IGraph.; 
 feeling, IGuaiac; feeling, in left, during preg- 
 nancy, IHam.; hard, from size of apea to that 
 of a hazelnut or walnut, enlarge and break 
 open, discharging viscous, yellow brown- 
 ish ichor, Hippoz.; in heart disease, I Apoc; 
 hot, with stinging, drawing pain, ILed. ; below 
 knees, hard, red, conical, varying from size of 
 a half-dime to an inch or two in diameter 
 (erysipelas), I Apis ; infiltration, I Dig.; to 
 knees, IFerr.; below knee, cold and hard, 
 looked as if ready to burst, almost twice usual 
 size, I IKali m.; from knees down, goes down 
 in morning, comes back at night, Syph.; ex- 
 tending below knees, with tired feeling in 
 ovaries, worse right side, IPod.; to knees, in 
 pneumonia, ICalc. ; below knee, black spotted 
 (rattlesnake bite on toe), ILach.; of left, ICist., 
 I ILach.;left,in carbuncle, IHep.; left, in even- 
 ing, with burning, worse until 12 p.m., Sang. ; 
 of left, from knee to ankle joint, twice natu- 
 ral size, IPetrol.; left, near knee (gonorrhoeal 
 rheumatism), 1 1 Med.; outer side of left lower, 
 I ISul.; of left, increases when the pain sub- 
 sides, Como. ; first left, then right, in dropsy, 
 I ILach.; left, twice natural size (chronic 
 phlebitis), 1 1 Puis.; left, monstrously stretched 
 out, I Apis; lower, I ICaust., INatr. c; lower, 
 to abdomen (cystitis), IHell.; even while 
 
 lying in bed, I IGraph.; during menses (anae- 
 mia), I ISul.; from middle downward, with 
 feeling as though feet were filled with lead, 
 in evening, I INatr. m.; on getting up in 
 morning, better after walking, I Aur. met.; 
 oedema, IIApis, IIArund., IDig., IFerr. s., 
 IHell., IMerc sul., Pareira, ISenecio, I I Zinc; 
 oedema, from feet to abdomen (affection 
 of liver, with dropsy), IFluor. ac; oedema, 
 with ascites, I Apis, IGraph., I ISenecio ; oede- 
 ma, with asthma (hydrothorax), IColch.; 
 oedema, in diabetes, 1 1 Uran. n. relieved ; oede- 
 ma, with diarrhoea, Acet. ac; oedema (dropsy 
 after scarlatina), lArs. ; oedema, in dysentery, 
 dropsy, IColch.; oedema, in gonarthrocace, 
 lArs.; oedema, hard, slightly red, swelling 
 extending up along course of principal veins 
 (phlebitis), ILach.; oedema, in heart disease, 
 IHydras.; oedema, to knees, in chronic cardi- 
 tis, ICact.; oedema, above knees (phthisis), 
 I ISamb.; oedema, of left, Ars.; oedema, of left, 
 in rheumatism, 1 1 Puis.; oedema, in affection 
 of liver, lArg. nit.; oedema, with enlargement 
 and congestion of liver, IMagn. m. ; of left, 
 lAur. mur., IDig.; oedema, left, painful (heart 
 disease), ILyc vir.; oedema (meningitis), 
 ICarbol. ac. ; "oedema, in amenorrhcea, 1 1 Xan. ; 
 oedema, oozing of water from sore places, 
 IILyc; oedema, with rales in chest, I ICinch.; 
 oedema, retains sensibility, ICup. m.; oedema, 
 skin shining (heart disease), ICact.; oedema, 
 with shooting pain, 1 1 Mur. ac; oedema, with 
 stitching, Viol.; oedema, in old or intemperate 
 subjects, Crotal.; oedema, to middle of thighs, 
 I ISars.; oedema, on both sides of tibia, I ISul.; 
 more and more, and pain became insupport- 
 able, in thrombosis, I Apis ; violent pain, I Ars.; 
 in periostitis of right femur, I IPhyt.; in perios- 
 titis of tibia,IMerc; ofphlegmasia dolens,ILyc; 
 in phthisis, lAcet.ac; pit on pressure (anasar- 
 ca), I I Rhus ; pit on pressure (cardiac dropsy), 
 IDig.; with enlargement of prostate, I I Pareira ; 
 to knees, purple and mottled pitting on press- 
 ure, with rending pain in periosteum, I ILed.; 
 bright red, with black, painful spots, INux v.; 
 red, with dark, painful spots (phlegmasia 
 alba dolens), I INux v.; with rheumatism and 
 pain in heart, ICact.; in rheumatism of knee, 
 IBerb.; in Rhus poisoning, I ISul.; right, Ars., 
 IColoc,Elaps,l ISul.; right,contracted,stiff,im- 
 movable, drawn close to thigh (consumption), 
 IGuaiac; right, from knee to ankle, bright 
 red and covered with dark spots, particularly 
 on calf, least motion of affected leg causes him 
 to start and distort (typhoid), I INux v.; pain 
 of right, from kneetohip, sensitive to touch 
 (phlebitis), IHam.; worse in right, ILach.; 
 round, ICalc; round, sharply defined, size of 
 a goose egg, dark and fluctuating, surrounded 
 by bluish-red spots, with greenish-yellow halo 
 (hemorrhagic extravasation), IBar. m.; puffed, 
 bone affected, ICalc. ; shin, swollen on inner 
 side (eczema), IMerc; stings, Berb.; with 
 tension, IHam.; of tibia, IPhos.; along tibia, 
 with eruption and periostitis, probably syph- 
 ilitic, IKali bi.; anterior border of tibia, hy- 
 pertrophied (caries), I ISil.; enlargement of 
 tibia, deprived of any power of motion,l I Stil- 
 ling.; red shining, hard, on right tibia, IMerc. 
 sol. ; on tibia, spongeous, cannot bear touch, 
 IGuaiac; of tibiae, particularly worse at night, 
 in syphilis, IMerc. cor.; tender, along inside 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 of tibia, lAur. mur.; on tibia, oval prominence 
 four inches below knee, hard, immovable, 
 Ted, sensitive to touch, lArs.; varicose, with 
 ulcer, on right, after a fall, ILach.; can hardly 
 -walk (acute dropsy following parturition), 
 ■Cinch.; white, in phlegmasia alba dolens, 
 Ars.; whitish, with coldness, BCalc; whitish, 
 transparent (phlegmon), lApis. 
 Legs, tearing: lAcon., Amb., Ang., Ant. t., 
 ■Arg. nit., Bar. c, ICalc, ICham., Collin., 
 Goss., Pallad., Stront.; worse in open air, bet- 
 ter in warmth of bed, HCaust.; in backs, llgn.; 
 puts them out of bed, Sul. ; in bones, I I Kali c, 
 ■ Kalm.; in bones, especially at night, IINitr. 
 ac; as if in bones, worse in rest, Ang.; in 
 calves, 1 1 Agar., ICalc. p., I I Zinc; in calf, as if 
 it would be cut off, worse standing^ walking, or 
 exerting muscles, llgn.; in calf, as far as heel, 
 Coloc; in left calf, when laying right limb 
 across left, Val.; in calf, during and after mo- 
 tion, Berb.; in right calf, Bry.; in right calf, 
 pulsative, when sitting in afternoon, Val.; in 
 tendons beneath right calf, ICaust.; sharp, in 
 calf, above ankle (sciatica), llnd.; in upper 
 part of calf, sitting, Calend.; with chilliness, 
 Bar. c; with cold state (intermittent), lArs.; 
 worse by contact, Cinch.; down, ICham., Nic- 
 col., Verb.; drawing pains, with fear, 1 1 Hell.; 
 dull, Bell.; in quartan ague, 1 1 Sep.; in fibula, 
 ILobel. i. ; from collection of flatus in bowels, 
 Carbo v.; from knee to foot, Calc. p. ; gouty, in 
 lower,especially small joints of foot,with swell- 
 ing, I ICaust.; with swelling in groin, Calc. ars.; 
 with swelling of inguinal glands, ICalc. ars.; 
 below knees, ICinnab.; from knees to feet, 
 while walking and sitting, Sul.; in left, Bor. ; 
 in left, from thigh to toe, pain worse at night, 
 after being in bed awhile must rise and let 
 leg hang over side of bed or walk about, also 
 affects right leg, but less, 1 1 Ver.; in lower, 
 Agar., Cham. ; in lower, at every motion, 
 I ICaust.; in middle of inside. Bell.; nightly, 
 IFerr.; night and during motion, with sensa- 
 tion of coldness, I Merc; pains, ICham.; re- 
 peated paroxysms (headache), 1 1 Anac; peri- 
 odical, particularly about hip, worse in stormy 
 weather, during rest and at night, I IRhod.; 
 during pregnancy, 1 1 Ver.; rending in muscles 
 of lower, front to feet, worse at night, SCic; 
 intolerable,duringrest(typhoid),ITarax.;worse 
 during rest (typhus), I ITarax.; rheumatism, 
 ILyc; in rheumatism, IZinc; in right, IColoc, 
 IKali iod. ; particularly in right, with cutting in 
 abdomen as of knives (colic), IColoc; after sex- 
 ual excess, I Ars.; sitting and lying, especially 
 at night, Alum. ; in muscles of one or the other, 
 "while standing or sitting, Staph.; sticking in 
 and beneath right calf, Staph. ; worse stretch- 
 ing, Berb. ; from right tarsus to knee, IGuaiac; 
 in tibia, lArs., Berb., IBry., IColch.; in tibia, 
 all afternoon, Spong.; in tibia, especially in 
 evening, does not know where to lay legs, 
 Sul.; in left tibia, after dinner, Agar.; in tibia, 
 during menses, ISep., ISil.; in tibia, nightly, 
 above, downward, Caust.; in tibia, with pain 
 in periosteum when touched, and feeling of 
 tension when walking, I IKali c; in right 
 tibia, IKali bi., Lachn.; in tibia, worse sitting, 
 "better walking, I I Agar.; in tibia, in tertiary 
 syphilis, IKali bi.; in upper, Cham.; from be- 
 low upward, better from hot water, worse 
 during stool and in morning (addicted to alco- 
 
 holic stimulants), INuxv.; in veins, ICham.; 
 after a glass of wine with nutmeg (diarrhoea), 
 I I Sul. Jg^* neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Legs, tension: Mang.; in swollen, with feel- 
 ing as if it would burst, IKali m.; in calves, 
 Bry., Cham., Sil. ; in calves, as from cramp 
 when walking, ISil.; in left calf, Cast, eq., 
 Pallad.; in calf, during and after motion, 
 Berb. ; in calves, muscles feel short, Bov. ; in 
 calves, as if pantaloons were too tight a little 
 below knee, Card, m.; in right calf, during 
 walk in open air, Bar. c; in calves, feel as if too 
 short on going up stairs, I Arg. met.; pain in 
 tendons of muscles of calf, as if stretched, 
 causing lameness, IKali bi.; in calves, while 
 walking, INatr. m., Rhus ; in calves, painful 
 when walking, ICarbo a.; in calves, as if too 
 short when walking, disappears on sitting, 
 Sil.; cords feel too short, I INatr. p.; in even- 
 ing, IIPuls.; to knee, when walking, Psor.; 
 in left, Bor.; long-continued, almost like a 
 cramp, Alum.; of muscles, I INux v.; muscles, 
 as if too short, Bov.; painful, Ant. t.; painful, 
 in bends, I INatr. m.; painful, in calves, IPuls.; 
 painful, constant, I ILyc; painful, from slight- 
 est exposure to cold, with vertigo, oppression 
 and sense of lameness and weakness in legs 
 (muscular rheumatism), IPhos.; painful, on 
 attempting to stretch, ICimex ; sitting or 
 lying, lAmm. m.; as if too short, Anac; spas- 
 modic, in cholerine,IPhos.; as if tendons were 
 too short, better lying down, worse standing, 
 Bar. c; as if tendons were too short, in rheu- 
 matism, IIPuls.; in tendons of flexor muscles, 
 with weakness, Phos.; tensive feeling, as if 
 tendons were too short, worse when touched 
 (scrofulous rachitis), IRhus ; tightening pain 
 during pressure, cramps in stomach, ICalc; 
 when walking, after influenza, 1 1 Rhod. 
 
 Legs, thin : j^ggr emaciated. 
 
 Legs, thrilling : agreeable, from knees down, 
 with sensation as if bird's claws were clasping 
 knees, Cann. i. 
 
 Legs, thrilling pain : I IMurex; in uterine'dis- 
 ease, IMurex. 
 
 Legs, throbbing : in bones below right knee, 
 drawing downward, Ars. h.; from knees down, 
 Med. ; right, below knee, downward, Ars. h.; 
 with soreness in right, in evening, Stilling.; 
 in right anterior tibial artery, at superior end 
 of its inferior third, Ars. m. 
 
 Legs, tickling : creeping feeling under cutis of 
 left, with numbness and stiffness, Stram.; in 
 right, I I A nag. 
 
 Legs, tingling : Arm, ICalc. p., IIKreo.; with 
 discharge of thin black blood(metritis), 1 1 Sec; 
 worse in heat, Lachn.; peculiar hot, Ind.; in 
 left, ICrotal.; in right (rheumatism), llSa- 
 bad.;in tibiae, at night, while feet are crossed, 
 must move legs back and forth, and therefore 
 cannot sleep, IRhus ; walking at night, Bar. 
 c; better after walking, 1 1 Sec; occasional, 
 after walking, Asaf. 
 
 Legs, tired feeling: JEthus. , Ant. t., Brach., 
 IBry., ICalc. p., Calend., Chin, a., Coccus, 
 Cornus, Goss., IHam., I llnd., Murex, I INatr. 
 s., IPhos., I IPuls., Sec, Senecio, Spong., Ver- 
 bas., Xan.; with abdominal pain, ICalc p.; 
 aching, Lyss.; particularly in calves, I ISep.; 
 weary, in calves, as after a long journey, lArg. 
 nit.; in calves, while kneeling, Ars. i.; in 
 calves, painful, I Aloe ; fatigue, Lyss.; sensa- 
 
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 tion of fatigue in bones, as if they were too 
 thick, Sarrae. ; indolent feeling after eating, 
 Arn.; fatigued feeling, especially above knees, 
 Chrom. ac; especially right hip, pains as from 
 fatigue, Agar.; sensation of great fatigue, even 
 while sitting, IMagn. ni.; as after a long jour- 
 ney, INux m.; lameness with seminal emis- 
 sions, IKali br.; languid, Amm. c; languid, 
 with dizziness, Amm. in.; languid and heavy, 
 with perspiration on walking, Eryng.; lassi- 
 tude, All. sat., Alum. ,1 Arg. nit. , I Arn. , Castor., 
 ■Dig.; lassitude, in morning after rising, not 
 better walking in open air, I I Card, m.; pain- 
 ful lassitude, in evening, IColoc.; lassitude, in 
 post-partum hemorrhage, I Cham. ; fatigue of 
 lower, after slight exertion, IIGels.; weary 
 pain in calves, at night in bed, Sul.; painful, 
 Ast. r.; obliging one to change position con- 
 stantly, at end of chill, ICimex ; felt as if she 
 had no power in them, Form.; fatigued and 
 swollen, towards evening, Agnus; with uterine 
 polypus, i I Thuya; as after a long walk, 
 ICinch.; in diabetes, IITJran. n. relieved; 
 with dull pains and tingling, Merc. iod. flav.; 
 in evening, IMerc. sol.; worse to ward evening 
 (albuminuria), I lUran. n.; worse in knees, 
 Aph. ch., Calc a.; in lower, Agar., Croc; 
 especially about ankles, at noon, 1 1 Calc; dur- 
 ing menses, Niccol.; painful, ICalc; with 
 pains, in rheumatism, IColch. ; almost paral- 
 yzed, worse in left, Cann. i.; when sitting, 
 Alum.; especially on ascending steps, IPhos. ; 
 weary, can scarcely support body, IMerc iod. 
 flav.; with trembling, 1 1 Ptel.; with ulcer on 
 leg, IMerc sol. figT* weakness. 
 
 Legs, tossing : in spasmusglottidis, 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Legs, trembling: I Act. rac, JEsc. g., I I Agar., 
 i I Arg. nit., Bell., Calab., Cist., Crotal.,1 I Cup. 
 ars., Goss., IILach., Mane, IMerc viv., INux 
 v., BPhyt., Zinc; especially in open air, walks 
 bent over, with hand applied to right side 
 (ovarian tumor), IColoc; particularly when 
 ascending, Cornus ; in cardialgia, I Cup. m.; 
 after coition, 1 1 Calc; after exercise, Iber. ; 
 with headache, IGlon.; in hysteria, I I Sep.; 
 from knees down, left most, Med.; of left, 
 ICic; of lower, when going to sleep, ICham.; 
 after masturbation, IPhos.; lower, has never 
 menstruated, ICycl.; especially in morning, 
 after rising (palpitation), I Arg. met.; with ex- 
 treme nervousness, ISil.; in remittent neur- 
 algia of chest, i I Sul.; with pain in right hip and 
 leg (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lac. c; in 
 pityriasis versicolor, IMez. ; rhythmical, of 
 entire left, gradually involved 'both, after 
 quarrel with husband, worse sitting (hyste- 
 ria), llgn.; of right, as if a galvanic battery 
 were attached, Dory. ; shaking, especially 
 when quiet (gonorrhoea), I ITarant.; when 
 sitting or making attempt to walk or stand 
 (strumous synovitis), I Led.; in spells (cho- 
 rea), ICalc; "when moving or trying to walk 
 (typhoid), IGels.; when walking, IINux v.; 
 and give way when walking, Curar. ; from 
 weakness, on rising from sitting, better on 
 continual walking, INatr. m. J^p" jerking, 
 twitching. 
 
 Legs, tumor : osteosarcoma on centre of right 
 tibia, size of half an ostrich egg, pains agoniz- 
 ing at night, growth irregular, spongy, partly 
 laminated, very hard (secondary syphilis), 
 llSyph.; suddenly formed, red, inflamed, 
 
 between calf and bend of knee, Phos.; vari- 
 cose (dysentery), I Arn. 
 
 Legs, twinging "pain ; in outer calf, when sit- 
 ting, Val. 
 
 Legs, twitching: Agar., Ars. s. r., Asaf. ,IChel., 
 ICod., Goss., IHell., Lyss., I IMerc, IOp.; 
 drawing them backward, ICup.m. ; alternately 
 with arms, she attempts to sit down and work 
 during restlessness, Lyss.; as from something 
 alive, Berb.; constant, in cholera infantum, 
 I I Ver.; convulsive, IMerc cor., Squilla; con- 
 vulsive, in hemorrhage, llpec; convulsive, in 
 pneumonia, IChel.; in epileptic convulsions, 
 ILach.; in evening, in bed, Carbo v.; from 
 least exertion, Mang.; in hip disease, IMerc; 
 in hysteria, llgn.; jactitation of one, in chorea, 
 I I Ver. v..; muscles, in constant jactitation 
 (chorea), I IKali br. ; with neuralgia in head, 
 in paroxysms, after profuse menses, I I Med.;, 
 especially when quiet (gonorrhoea), I ITarant.; 
 when at rest (hysteria), Val.; subsultus, of 
 right lower, ICamph.; in right, outside of 
 tibia, middle third, Cochl.; of one, usually 
 right, IMygale ; even in sleep, 1 1 Ver.; awak- 
 ing from sleep at night, Cinnab. ; spasmodic, 
 when stepping out, IRhus ; in spasms, ICup. 
 m.; spasmodic, with sudden contraction of 
 larynx, as from fumes of sulphur (asthma),, 
 IMosch.; spasmodic starting in muscles, Ant. 
 t. ; with trembling of whole body,IOp. ; wave- 
 like, lAnac; after a glass of wine with nut- 
 meg (diarrhoea), I I Sul. Bz^T chorea, jerking. 
 
 Legs, ulcerative pain: IKreo.; in calves to 
 heels (leprosy), I I Agar.; as from festering in 
 muscles, IPuls.; in right, IBenz. ac; wakes at 
 4 a.m., and prevents sleep, Ars. 
 
 Legs, ulcers: lAnanth., ICalend. Jacar., IKali 
 iod., IILyc, IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPsor., ISinap.;: 
 with acrid pus, IGraph.; anterior and exter- 
 nal surface from ankle to middle third of 
 thigh one mass, IMerc sol.; atonic, old, IHy- 
 dras. ; atonic, with tearing stitching, worse^ 
 during increase of moon, better during de- 
 crease, IPallad.; bleed easily, become putrid, 
 spongy bluish, I IMerc; bottoms uneven and 
 dirty, discharge thin, offensive, ILach.; burn- 
 ing, IHydras.; burn at night, 1 1 Carbo v.; burn- 
 ing, worse from least touch, IMerc sol.; 
 burning, worse from warmth, not better from 
 cold, ICarbo v.; large deep, on calf, centre- 
 black and hard, IFerr. mur. ; carious, on tibia, 
 skin adheres to bone, I I Asaf. ; stump of ampu- 
 tated leg a mass of chilblains, many places- 
 being ulcerated, itching and intense pain pre- 
 venting rest at night, I I Ran. b.; chronic, with 
 dyspepsia, ILyc; chronic, indolent, flat with 
 purple skin, small sores around main ulcer, 
 which has an uneven bottom, burning and 
 bleeding even when lightly touched, ichorous 
 offensive discharge, I ILach .; chronic, probably 
 syphilitic(phlebitis), ILach.; covered with graw 
 crust, surrounded by inflamed border, I I Ars.; 
 deep, unhealthy, Como.; with depressions 
 and elevations, IMerc sol.; constant ichorous 
 discharge, IMerc sol.; discharge profuse, 
 SBhus; discharging serum, legs dropsical,. 
 SRhus ; dry superficial angry looking, circu- 
 lar, with flat edges, covered by yellow scab, 
 areola? inflamed and covered with pimples 
 which degenerate into ulcers, faint fetid odor,, 
 worse at night, from warmth of bed, on mo- 
 tion or touch, IHydras.; callous edges, IKalL 
 
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 mur.; high, thick edges, IHydras.; emacia- 
 tion and coldness, left side, I ILyss.; fetid dis- 
 charge, HCarbov.; fetid, horrid stench, Ca- 
 lend.; flat, chronic, discolored areolae, ILach.; 
 flat, with thin offensive discharge and bluish 
 areolae, I ILach.; flat, open, on left, with ery- 
 sipelas, ILach.; flat, in lower, Selen.; gan- 
 grenous, ICarbov., I ILach.; gnawing pain, 
 worse from least touch, IMerc. sol.; size of 
 hand,IAnthrac; indolent, I Hydras., IStilling.; 
 indolent, of six years' standing, on lower 
 third of right, near external malleolus, irregu- 
 lar shape, hard edges, deep, discharging sani- 
 ous, fetid pus, IComo.; from injuries, IHydras.; 
 irritable, IHydras. ; irritable, on lower, with 
 nightly pains in tibia (syphilitic and mercuri- 
 al rheumatism), IPhyt.; two large, below knee, 
 paroxysms of lancinating darting pain of two 
 •years' duration, preceded by others, similar, 
 two or three times, healed by local treatment, 
 commenced by a pimple w T hich being broken 
 formed a deep foul ulcer, gray slough, thin 
 ichorous pus, inflamed, swollen, elevated 
 edges, varicose, worse by heat of bed, hot or 
 cold applications, from pressure, motion, even- 
 ing until midnight (after abuse of mercury), 
 1 1 Merc, sol.; on left shin, copper-colored,ICist.; 
 chronic on left, with secondary erysipelas, 
 IKali c. ; left, to knee, chronic, different sizes, 
 yellowish watery matter, ezcematous eruption 
 around (dyspepsia), 'ILyc; several, on left, 
 from knee to instep, two of largest about 
 one and a half inches in diameter, the 
 lower ones half an inch to size of pea, sanious 
 discharges tender to touch (chronic phlebitis), 
 1 1 Puis. ; on left, of two years' duration, above 
 outer malleolus, as large as a quarter dollar, 
 areola swelled, hard, dull purplish red, sting- 
 ing, scanty watery discharge (after rheumat- 
 ism), I ISul.; on lower, burning at circum- 
 ference, IMur. ac. ; lower covered, INatr. c; 
 in lower, pale face, ISil.; in lower, fistulous, 
 Ruta ; in lower,itchingover whole body,IPsor.; 
 mercurial syphilitic, hard swelling, around, 
 ICist.; mottled, HCarbo v.; old, IIArs., IGrin., 
 • Hippoz., Nux m. ,Stilling.; old, checked, causes 
 angina, IIAmm. c. ; old, nightly tearing burn- 
 ing and itching, ILyc; nightly pains, Sil.; 
 pain constant, worse from least touch, IMerc. 
 s.; pain, unendurable in warmth of bed, 
 IMerc. s.; phagedenic, syphilitic, dark red, 
 bluish, Rhus v. ; phagedenic, virulent, ILach.; 
 general psoriasis, Kali ars.; purple, HCarbo 
 v., I ILach.; putrid, I Bry.,i ICarbov., I ILach.; 
 putrid, burning around them, IMur. ac; 
 on right, three inches long, one inch wide, 
 over upper end of fibula (cancerous tumor), 
 I ISil.; on right, painful, Calend.; on right, 
 with varicose swelling, after a fall, ILach.; 
 scrofulous, IHydras.; scrofulous, thickening 
 of periosteum and similar swelling on bone 
 of forearm, IMez. ; serpiginous, on right, of ten 
 years' standing, crept slowly on. destroying a 
 vast extentof skin, a portion of this cicatrized 
 .and became covered with a thin, violet, shin- 
 ing pellicle, whilst ulcer continued to spread, 
 four centimetres in diameter, shooting pains, 
 hindering walking by day and rest by night, 
 I IPseonia ; small, irregular, leave a depressed 
 cicatrix on healing (syphilis), IKali bi. ; 
 •spongy, IMerc. sol.; spreading, sloughing, 
 Tetrof.; stinging, IHydras.; stinging, worse 
 
 from least touch, IMerc. sol.; suppuration, 
 Calend.; superficial, IPotyg.; syphilitic, IStil- 
 ling.; syphilitic, bluish, deep, old, in calf, 
 ILith.; syphilitic, half an inch in size, irregu- 
 lar, ragged edges, surface studded with minute 
 granulations, bled readily, I IPhyt.; moist, 
 offensive, with syphilitic eruption over 
 whole body, of two years' duration, IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; syphilitic, painful, in front, IMerc. 
 iod. rub.; large, syphilitic, on left tibia, 
 thickened throughout whole length, peri- 
 osteum swollen, in evening when much 
 fatigued slight oozing of serum at edges of 
 ulcer, thick crust was removed from ulcer, 
 latter appeared shallow and secreted a san- 
 guineus discharge, burning, worse from heat 
 of bed, IMez.; usually about tibia and 
 ankles, or other points, slow to heal, IPsor.; 
 of anterior surface of right tibia, caused by a 
 violent blow she received six months ago, 
 1 1 Pseonia ; on tibiae, with bone affection, 
 ICalc; on head of tibia, larger than a crown- 
 piece, dirty, fetid, sloughing, jagged, elevated 
 edges, two large pieces of bone came away 
 (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; two large, on 
 tibia, chronic, fetid, painful, can hardly get 
 about, IGrin.; on tibia, with lardaceous base, 
 Sabina ; on left tibia, Arg. nit.; on tibia, 
 periosteum affected, profuse offensive dis- 
 charge, IPhos. ac. ; on tibia, in a man broken 
 down by rheumatism and strong drink, I ISul.; 
 on right tibia, three inches long, two wide, 
 above internal malleolus, surrounding skin 
 coppery red, covered with pustules, IMez.; 
 right tibia, indolent, dirty granulations, dry 
 sharp cut edges, brownish thin discharge, 
 1 1 Sang.; on tibia, shining red, glazed (syphi- 
 lis), ILac c; the apparently healthy portion of 
 tibia lying beneath carious ulcer became sen- 
 sitive to slightest touch, at night almost un- 
 endurable, Asaf.; varicose, IHydr.ac; varicose 
 on right, just above instep, after kick of a 
 horse, eight inches in circumference, concave 
 dark blue, fetid, I IKali s.; varicose, six years' 
 standing, covering nearly entire surface of an- 
 terior and inner leg, and extending on to foot, 
 bottom of ulcer dirty greenish yellow, covered 
 more or less with yellow serum, itching at 
 night, worse in wet weather, INatr. m. 
 fflzk*' Chap. 44, Ulcers. 
 
 Legs, uneasiness : Con.,ILach.,lPhos.,l IXJstil.; 
 in evening, IMerc. sol.; does not know where 
 to lay his legs, Ruta ; distressing, in morning 
 in bed, I ICaust.; with necessity of constantly 
 moving them, Tarant.; at night, I Ars., IZinc; 
 must stretch often, evening in bed, ICarbo v. ; 
 as if she were tired by walking (after chill), 
 ICimex; must move them or draw them up, 
 ICinch. M&&" restlessness, tired feeling. 
 
 Legs, unsteadiness: INux v. JS^* weak- 
 ness ; also Walking. 
 
 Legs, varicose veins: IIFluorac,IIHam.,IKali 
 ars., I ILyc, IIPuls.; bleeding, IHam., IPuls.; 
 on calves, 1 1 Plumb.; on right calf, aching, 
 tingling, burning, I ISul.; with fidgety feet, 
 IZinc; heematemesis instead of menses,IHam.; 
 hard knotty, intensely painful to touch, IPuls.; 
 on left, Amb.; great pain, can scarcely move 
 about, IHam.; painful, ICalc; chronic phlebi- 
 tis, IIPuls.; during pregnancy, Aeon., Apis, 
 ■Am., Ars., ICarbo v., ICaust., IFerr., IIFluor. 
 ac, IGraph., IIHam., ILyc, IMillef, INux v., 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 IIPuls., Sul., Zinc; in pregnancy, blue and 
 knotty, almost appearance of incipient gan- 
 grene, ILach.; with prosopalgia, IMez.; on 
 thigh, to labise, IZinc; tend to ulceration, 
 IFluor. ac. JS^" Chap. 29, Veins varicose. 
 
 Legs, veins : inflammation, IHam., IPuls.; red- 
 dish or bluish, streaks and spots, thrombosis, 
 ■Apis. J^r* phlegmasia alba dolens, vari- 
 cose veins ; also Chap. 29, Veins inflamma- 
 tion. 
 
 Legs, vibration : in calf, Berb.; in tibia, Berb. 
 
 Legs, wandering pains : iEsc. h. ; flying, Caulo.; 
 flying, in left, from spine to ankle, Ars. h.; 
 worse at night, Sang. ; tired pains to hips and 
 knees, with disinclination to move, Vib. 
 
 Legs, "weakness: Acet. ac, lAgar., Amm. c, 
 Ananth.,1 Arg. nit. , I Ars., Ars. h., Arund. , Asaf., 
 Benz. ac, Bor., IBry., Cact., ICalc, ICalc p., 
 Calc s., ICaust.,Chlor., Coloc,Con.,ICup. m., 
 Dig.,Euphor.,IFerr.,Fomi.,l IGlon., I IGuaiac, 
 ■Hydras., Hyos., IKali br., IKali c, ILach., 
 IMerc. sol., Murex, INatr. c, I INatr. s.,IOp., 
 Oxal.ac, I Petrol., IPhos., IIPhos.ac,IIRhus, 
 Seneg., ISep., ISil., ISul., IZinc; after abor- 
 tion, I IKali c; in angina pectoris, I lOxal. ac; 
 when ascending, Cornus; on awaking, 1 1 A.rg. 
 met.; pain in small of back, I IKali c, INux 
 m. ; from one spot in back between hips, 
 €alab. ; in softening of brain, Bufo.; in calves, 
 IKalm., INatr. m., Sinap.; in calves, walking 
 or going up stairs, IKali hi.; muscles of calf 
 feel relaxed,*IMerc. cor. ; in calves, trembling, 
 I Calc. p.; with chilliness, and chill in open 
 air, Seneg. ; after coition, I ICalc; after dinner, 
 Agar.; with drawing, tensive pains in limbs 
 from slightest exposure to cold (rheumatism), 
 IPhos.; after slight exertion, ICic; falls easily 
 from a misstepor tripping, Phos.ac; to points 
 of feet, ILyc; not allowing feet to be placed 
 squarely on ground when walking (tabes dor- 
 salis), ITarant.; give way, Med., IINux v.; 
 give out ascending or descending a hill, Ruta; 
 give out on stooping or descending stairs 
 (neuralgia of ovaries), I IZinc; giving away 
 of right, then left, Bar. c; as if they would 
 give way unless widely separated (Duchenne's 
 pseudo - hypertrophic paralysis), IPhos.; 
 give way when walking, Natr. p., Stram.; 
 gradually increasing until locomotion became 
 extremely difficult, and he was compelled to 
 stay in bed, 1 1 Phos. ; worse in hollows of 
 knees, in neuralgia, lAur. met.; in impotence, 
 Cinnam., UPhos. ac. ; joints relaxed, Bar. c; 
 joints, particularly knees, as if they would 
 give way, especially walking, worse going 
 down hill, Bell.; especially knees, IA11. sat., 
 Oieand.; with pain in knees (chlorosis), 
 Xan.; lameness, as if too short in right, Anag.; 
 lassitude, noon till evening, Carbo v.; of left, 
 Brom., Eup. pur.; of left, in nervous affection, 
 IMagn. c; of left, while sitting, changinginto 
 cutting in muscles of calves when walking 
 Thuya; especially left, trembles, IPic. ac; as 
 if she would fall to left side (headache), IMerc. 
 per.; especially in morning, after rising (pal- 
 pitation), lArg. met.; in forenoon, when 
 walking, I I Ran. b.; at 11 a.m., better after 
 a little whiskey (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit.; 
 can hardly move, IIRhus; after onanism, 
 ■ Dig.; painful, Agar., Aloe.; painful, especially 
 knees, IStaph.; paralytic, Ananth., I Arg. nit. , 
 JArn., ICoccul., I INatr. p., I ISars.; fear of 
 
 paralysis, after typhus, Selen.; after par- 
 turition, can hardly draw them up, I Rhus ; 
 faltering, vacillating gait, Con.; sudden, in 
 morning (spinal irritation), INux v.; in spinal 
 meningitis, 1 1 Aeon.; of lower, during preg- 
 nancy, IHam.; relaxed, in sunstroke, IGlon.; 
 of right, Aspar.; can scarcely rise from seat, 
 ICoccul.; on attempting to rise, could not 
 stand (affection of brain), IGlon.; in sciatica, 
 ILyc, IPhyt.; in multiple sclerosis, IPhos.; 
 after sexual excesses, I IStaph.; shaky, in hypo- 
 chondriasis, I Arg. nit.; from smokingtobacco, 
 IClem.; with soreness of muscles and joints, 
 I IPic. ac; with burning along spine, devel- 
 oped by study, IPic ac ; he staggers, IPhyt. ; 
 when going up stairs, Lyss. , IPhos. ; as if they 
 would refuse to act before reaching top of 
 stairs, Sep.; cannot stand, 1 1 Agar., Ast. r., 
 Hod., Jamb., I IPic. ac; unsteadily, after men- 
 tal labor, especially when he thinks himself 
 unobserved, lArg. nit.; particularly w r hen 
 descending steps, Sil.; sudden, cannot walk 
 quickly, Ang.; in tabes dorsalis, IGraph.; af- 
 ter change of temperature, Act.sp.; especially 
 in thigh and knee, must sit down, I IStann.; 
 tottering, INux v. ; tottering, on rising (ca- 
 tarrhal ophthalmia), I I Sul. ; tremulous, IZinc. ; 
 in typhoid, I I Ver. v. ; unsteady, in cysto- 
 blennorrhcea, MUvaursi; unsteady, better 
 by walking, with persistent nausea and vom- 
 iting, I IPtel.; unwieldy, Coccul. ; in prolapsus 
 uteri, I Arg. nit.; after re vaccination, I I Thuya; 
 with vomiting, Amm. in., Ananth, I IPhos.; 
 cannot walk much, especially in open air, 
 walks bent over, with hand applied to right 
 side (ovarian tumor), IColoc; can hardly 
 walk, ^Esc h., IBry.; better walking, I Hydras.; 
 when walking, Bapt., Brach., ISul. 
 ggp* paralysis, paralytic feeling. 
 Legs, wind : feeling, as though wind was blow- 
 ing on them, ILil. tig. 
 NATES, aching: in right gluteal region, Bry.; 
 while sitting, extends to small of back, sac- 
 rum and hips, I IStaph.; smarting across, in 
 rheumatism, ICalc 
 Nates, boils: IHep., Indig., ILyc, I IPhos. ac; 
 bloodboils, Aur. mur.; furuncles, ISul.; fur- 
 uncles, in functional derangement of liver, 
 I ISep.; furuncle, painful, discharging blood, 
 Agar.; furuncle, painful when sitting, Calad.; 
 furuncle on right gluteus, size of a hen's egg, 
 very painful, discharging black blood, burn- 
 ing, Agar.; small, on left, sometimes stinging 
 on touch, Sars. 
 Nates, boring pain : right glutei muscles (hip 
 
 joint disease), Merc 
 Nates, bruised feeling: Card, m., Zinc; on 
 hard pressure, after using, Arg. nit.; in right 
 Bry. 
 Nates, burning : IMerc, ISep.; in small spots, 
 
 ICalc. p. 
 Nates, chilliness: 1 1 Agar., Daph.; as from 
 quicksilver, in left, after dinner, Agar.; in 
 rheumatism, ICalc. 
 Nates, concussion : sudden, as from a fall, 
 
 while sitting, Croc. 
 Nates, cramp : painful, Bell.; at night in bed, 
 
 when stretching out limbs, ISep. 
 
 Nates, crampy pains : ICaust. ; in right, Bry. 
 
 Nates, drawing: rheumatic, in left gluteus 
 
 maximus, near spine, when sitting, ceases 
 
 when standing, Cycl. ; in right, below small 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 of back, better on pressure, Rhus ; as if it 
 would paralyze thigh, ICamph. 
 
 Nates, emaciated : in infants, INatr. m. 
 
 Nates, eruption : singular dark-colored excori- 
 ation, I I Thuya ; herpetic, Bor.; occasional par- 
 oxysms of itching, worse at night, IGraph.; 
 itchlike, between, Oleand.; nodules, Therid. ; 
 leprous spots, coppery, annular, IGraph.; 
 roseolous papules, confluent, Cub.; pimples, 
 Meph.; red pimple, with white tip, painful 
 and stinging (hip disease), IMerc. ; pim- 
 ples, bleed easily when scratched, Kob.; large, 
 deep-seated, pimples irritable to touch, espe- 
 cially on median line, near os coccygis, Rhus ; 
 pimple, impedes walking, Ars. h.; pustules, 
 ICalc; itchlike pustules, Phos. ac; small 
 brown scabs, with slight moisture, IGraph.; 
 sore spots, oozing, scurfy, ICalc. p.; small tu- 
 bercles, on left, Mang.; tubercles, in leprosy, 
 Phos.; red tubercle, on right, I I Hep. ; vesicular, 
 becoming pustular, itching in evening, llris. 
 
 Nates, excoriation : feeling of, on inner side of 
 left, Rhus. jjgT" soreness ; also Chap. 19, 
 Perineum intertrigo, and Chap. 20, Anus, ex- 
 coriated. 
 
 Nates, flattened: gluteo-femoral fold, almost 
 obliterated in morbus coxarius, IKali c, 
 1 1 Staph., IISul. 
 
 Nates, itching: MAscl. t., ICalc. p., IISul., 
 Therid.; between, must scratch it raw, IBar. 
 c. ; worse at night, from heat, heat of bed and 
 rubbing or scratching, better from cold, cold 
 water and pinching parts, IPetrol.; with red 
 spots, after scratching,IMagn.c. ; in small spots, 
 ICalc. p.; sticking, in gluteal muscles, Staph. 
 
 Nates, labor : pains pass down, hindering labor, 
 IKali c. Jliir* Chap. 24, Parturition labor 
 pains. 
 
 Nates, lameness : as if beaten, ICalc. p. 
 
 Nates, lancinating : with occasional cramps, 
 Plumb. 
 
 Nates, large : : Amm. m. 
 
 Nates, muscles : firm, hard and somewhat en- 
 larged (Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic par- 
 alysis), I Phos. 
 
 Nates, numb : Spong. ; when sitting, Alum.; 
 with uneasiness, ICalc. p. 
 
 Nates, pain (undefined): across, I INitr. ac. ; as 
 from a blow or shock, going down on inside 
 of thigh bone, Cist.; in left, on sitting up in 
 bed mornings, Cinch, bol. ; in glutei muscles, 
 with sensitiveness in left, passing round in 
 front of trochanter major, Eup. perf.; when 
 sitting, 1 1 Hep.; after storm, with soreness, 
 right to left, alternating, most in right, ICalc. p. 
 
 Nates, pinching pain : ICaust. 
 
 Nates, pressing feeling : dull, as from a plug 
 in left, Anac. 
 
 Nates, pricking: with occasional attacks of 
 cramps, Plumb.; as if sitting on needles, 
 IGuaiac. 
 
 Nates, sensitiveness: sore to touch, I Ars. 
 
 Nates, soreness: ISep.; between, Caust., ISep.; 
 smarting, between, I IGraph.; between, on 
 moderate walking, lArg. met., INitr. ac; in 
 left, Osm.; in meningitis, Thuya. j|®" ex- 
 coriation. 
 
 Nates, sticking : tearing, Berb. 
 
 Nates, stinging: in small spots, HCalc. p. 
 
 Nates, stitches : Cham.; needlelike, ICalc. 
 
 Nates, swollen : right, IColoc. 
 
 Nates, tearing : Amb., Berb. ; violent, in left, 
 
 waking him, 1 1 Agar. ; from above downward 
 in right, IBar. c. 
 Nates, tension: in gluteal muscles, bending 
 body forward, Bell.; painful, in muscles 
 around as if sprained, after rising, worse walk- 
 ing, Arg. met.; painful in left, during slum- 
 ber (without sleep), most violent between 
 buttock and thigh, extending as far as bend 
 of knee, better in recumbent position by sup- 
 porting thigh, cannot sit on account of pain 
 which is worse periodically (hip joint disease), 
 IMerc. 
 Nates, tired feeling : painful weariness (uter- 
 ine disease), IMurex. 
 Nates, twitching: of gluteal muscles, 1 1 Agar. ; 
 rapid, of a portion of right gluteal muscle, 
 Spong. 
 Nates, ulcerative pain : as from festering in 
 
 muscles, IPuls.; as if suppurating, 1 1 Phos. 
 Nates, ulcers : like bedsores in left, with burn- 
 ing, Vinca. jg^^Chap. 44, Ulcers bedsores. 
 Nates, warts : small, scattered, flat, grayish- 
 brown growths of hypertrophied epidermis 
 (enlargement of liver), I I Con. 
 TENDO-ACHILLIS, aching: in region of, 
 
 towards evening, worse walking, I Act. rac. 
 Tendo-achillis, bruised feeling: beneath left, 
 Carbol. ac. ; rheumatic, IBry.; right, as after 
 a blow or sprain, Millef. 
 Tendo-achillis, contraction : ICann. s., ICarbo 
 a.; in phthisis, IKali c.;in right, I I Zinc; spas- 
 modic, with pain, ICalc. 
 Tendo-achillis, cramp: on stretching it, ICaust.; 
 
 awakens from sound sleep at 2 a.m., ICaust. 
 Tendo-achillis, drawing: along towards heel, 
 as if part had lost its strength when sitting, 
 disappears when rising from a seat, Val.; in 
 right, I I Zinc; during or after standing and 
 walking, Berb. 
 Tendo-achillis, eruption : ugly red spot on left, 
 
 Berb. 
 Tendo-achillis, inflammation: erysipelatous, 
 worse from touching heel to ground, and from 
 wine, I I Zinc. 
 Tendo-achillis, pain (undefined) : ICalc, ICann. 
 s.; at back, Calad.; in left, close to os calcis, 
 when supporting a slight part of weight of 
 body while walking, Benz. ac; in right, later 
 in left, Benz. ac; if overstrained, Berb.; alter 
 walking, Cinnab. 
 Tendo-achillis, soreness: J3sc. h.; in, towards 
 
 evening, worse walking, lAct. rac. 
 Tendo-achillis, stiffness : Agar. ; towards even- 
 ing, worse on walking, lAct. rac. 
 Tendo-achillis, stinging : Berb. 
 Tendo-achillis, stitches : above heel, Thuya ; 
 
 in walking or sitting, Berb. 
 Tendo-achillis, swelling: ISep.; lymphatic, of 
 left, Berb.; of right, about two inches long, 
 so painful that it hinders walking, pain as if 
 place was jammed in, with feeling of unusual 
 heat therein, worse when sitting, better when 
 lying, IMur. ac. 
 Tendo-achillis, tearing : Berb., IColch.; as if it 
 would be cut off, worse standing, walking, or 
 exerting muscles, llgn.; drawing, I I Zinc; 
 rending, during or after standing and walk- 
 ing, Berb. 
 Tendo-achillis, tension : ICaust., ISep.; painful, 
 to calf (rheumatism), 1 1 Phos.; during or after 
 standing and walking, Berb. 
 THIGHS, abscess : deep, in adductor mus- 
 
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 cles, being opened discharged a quart of pus 
 (carbuncle), IILach.; large, hard, on right, 
 painful and inflamed, MTarant.; raised, flat, 
 purplish swelling on left, doughy feel for a 
 space larger than a silver dollar, small open- 
 ings, pus ichorous, red, swollen and painful, 
 for a considerable distance around two indu- 
 rated spots like boils, afterwards a second 
 one about six inches from the first, iHep.; 
 painless, soft swelling on outer side of left, be- 
 low trochanter, discharged thin, excoriating, 
 watery pus and spicule of bone, of a dark color, 
 soon almost black, occasionally scales (necro- 
 sis of femur), I ISil.; large, on inside of right, 
 I ISil. g^g" boils, carbuncle. 
 
 Thighs, aching: in middle of anterior, Chim. 
 umb.; anteriorly , in branches of anterior crural 
 nerve, ILach.; "in back part, I IPtel.; dull, in 
 left, along sciatic nerve to instep and ends of 
 toes, Elat.; from hip joints nearly down to 
 condyles, worse at night (ischias rheumatica 
 et syphiliticum), Cinnab.; laming in middle 
 of right, while sitting, better rubbing, Jilthus.; 
 worse at night, IKali bi.; in middle of pos- 
 terior, to knee (sciatica), llndig.; in right, 
 IKaliiod.; in sciatica, I IPhyt.; and soreness 
 (muscular rheumatism), IHam.; when walk- 
 ing, Staph. 
 
 Thighs, boils : ILach., INitr. ac.j bloodboils, 
 Aur. mur.,ISil. ; bloodboils, instead of asthma, 
 during new moon, ICalc; bloodboil on right, 
 IKali bi.; large bloodboil, discharging yellow, 
 thick bloody pus, IBell.; furuncles, ISil.; 
 furuncle in front, painful, discharging blood, 
 Agar.; on inner side, Coccul., Ign.; small, 
 
 I INux v., llPhos.; small, painful, indolent, 
 
 I I Sep. fi^" carbuncle. 
 
 Thighs, boring: Sabad.; to ankles (rheumat- 
 ism), lApis; deep, on inner side, in bed, 
 worse in left, Chrom. ac; from Poupart's liga- 
 ment, along inner side of thigh to lower leg 
 and into toes, lApis. 
 
 Thighs, broken feeling: IPuls.; intolerable 
 when standing (sciatica), 1 1 Yah; in left, in 
 middle on sitting, ceases on rising, Illic; in 
 middle, ISul. ; in upper part, when lifted up, 
 or attempts to stand (ischias), I INux v. 
 
 Thighs, bruised feeling: I Arm, Bar., Bell., 
 ICalc, ICalc. p., HCaust., ICoccul., Cham., 
 Chim. umb., IHam., IHep., Menyanth., Mu- 
 rex, INux v., IPuls., IIRhus, Sil., Sul.; in an- 
 terior muscles, I I Hep.; anterior surface, Ruta ; 
 in anterior right, Lyss.; in middle, anterior 
 surface, Sabina ; in middle, when ascending 
 stairs, ICalc; going down right leg and com- 
 ing up in left, Chim. m.; when pressing on 
 part it seemed to be felt in bone, IPuls.; to 
 calves, worse from walking and when touched, 
 IChel.; with chill, lArs., lEup. perf.; from 
 growing pains, llPhos. ac; heavy feeling, 
 Lyss.; in left, near knee, Cepa; with thick 
 leucorrhcea,Magn. s. ; after lyingon it, ICaust.; 
 during^ menses, Bo v.; in middle, worse on 
 ascending, Aspar. ; paralytic to knees, which 
 are he<tvy, Ferr. iod.; posterior portion above 
 knee,Rula; in middle of posterior, to knee 
 (sciatica), llnd.; alternates with pressure and 
 burning in breast,Sang. ; in right,below patella, 
 ICamph.; when touched, I Arm; in muscles of 
 trochanters, on hard pressure after rising, 
 Arg. met.; after walking, I Am., ICamph., 
 Grat. J&^jT* soreness. 
 
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 Thighs, burning: Arund., Carbo v., I lEup. 
 perf., IKali iod., Pallad.; on anterior, Agar.; 
 in cancer uteri, ICarbo a. ; after dinner, Agar.; 
 femoral muscles in posterior (sciatica), I Iris; 
 at night, in femur, lEuphor. ; on flexor surface, 
 later thick rashes from nettles, Agar.; to foot 
 (rheumatism), lAnac; on inner part, Agar.; 
 itching, internally, in left, Lith.; itching on 
 outer right, above knee, Zinc; caused by leu- 
 corrhcea, I ISul.; on anterior left, Astac; in 
 left, a hand's breadth around whole limb, 
 Bor.; mostly before menses, Berb.; at night, 
 in bones, Euphor.; in posterior muscles when 
 standing, better when walking, Phos. ac; 
 from slightest pressure of finger, still she tried 
 to alleviate the deep-seated pains by constrict- 
 ing limb with a handkerchief (periostitis), 
 IMez. ; better by scratching, Alum. fi^T* heat. 
 
 Thighs, carbuncle: lArn. ; on anterior left, 
 suppuration lasting two weeks, Asim.; large, 
 open, inflamed, red on inner side of left, A rn.; 
 on right, three inches in diameter, painful, 
 several openings, centre looked gangrenous, 
 IHep. # fgS^* abscess, boils. 
 
 Thighs, caries : of femur, especially in scroful- 
 ous children, IStront. Jjfe~ fistula; also 
 Chap. 44, Bones caries. 
 
 Thighs, chill : begins, Thuya ; begins in right 
 every morning, spreads over w T hole body 
 (ague), I I Rhus ; shivering, ICham. 
 
 Thighs, chilliness: Spong.; in front, as if drops 
 of cold water trickled down, Aeon.; in even- 
 ing, with thirst, IPsor.; of left, beginning on 
 posterior surface, better by warmth, Ars. i. 
 
 Thighs, coldness: Spong. ; in colic, ICalc; with 
 fever, ISpong.; icy, on small spots, Berb.; of 
 left (heart disease), llPhos.; clammy, at night 
 (dysentery), IMerc; with spasms, ICalc; in 
 region of trochanter,. Agar. 
 
 Thighs, constriction : as if tightly bandaged, 
 when walking, 1 1 Aeon.; midway between hip 
 and knee, like a cord around right, Amm.br.; 
 painful, causing leg to give way, when walk- 
 ing, Carbo v. 
 
 Thighs, contraction : cramplike, ascends into 
 small of back, Ruta; as if drawn together, 
 must close them, Cann. s.; from groin to mid- 
 dle of anterior, Agar.; of hamstrings, I I Lyss.; 
 of hamstrings, after abscess, ILach.; ham- 
 strings feel too short, lAmm. m., Ant. t., 
 I I Cimex, IPhyt., Rhus ; hamstrings feel short, 
 chiefly outer (sciatic rheumatism), IRuta; 
 of hamstrings, painful (chronic sciatica), 
 INatr. m.; tension in hamstrings when walk- 
 ing, evening, Pallad.; in right, legs seem to 
 be shortened, Amb.; spasmodic, with shoot- 
 ing in anus after stool, Plat. Jg^T* cramp. 
 
 Thighs, convulsive pain : in muscles of left, 
 Cinch, bol. 
 
 Thighs, cramp: lAgar., lArg. met., Brach., 
 IHyos., Lyss., ISep., ISul.; all day, 1 IPetrol.; 
 in dyspepsia, ILyc; in evening, in bed, Ars.; 
 in middle of left, IColoc; at night, with lumps 
 in thighs, llpec ; in right, woke him twice at 
 night, 1 1 Kali c. ; tonic, in cholera, 1 1 Ver. 
 ®^* contraction. 
 
 Thighs, cramplike pain : down face of, with 
 heaviness of legs, I I Vib. ; outside of left, on 
 lifting it when ascending stairs, Carbo v. ; in 
 right, above popliteal space, MCycl.; in 
 muscles of right, while walking in open air, 
 I J Verb. ; from time to time (scirrhus of oa 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 uteri), lArg. nit. J^T* contraction, draw- 
 ing. 
 
 Thighs, crawling: Pallad., Stram.; in muscles, 
 ■Natr. c; feeling, in anterior femoral region, 
 Sec; as from fleas, better from scratching, 
 
 •U soon appears in a place near the spot, Pallad.; 
 
 * in left, Ang.; from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Chlor.; 
 painful, when seated, IGuaiac. 
 
 Thighs, cutting : down, Ant. t.; in outer mus- 
 cles of right, just above knee, only when sit- 
 -ting, Bell.; about trochanter major, Gamb. 
 g@F° lancinating, stitches. 
 
 Thighs, darting : ISticta ; tearing, at night, 
 lying on right or suffering side, or back, from 
 trochanter to hollow of knee, IPallad.; from 
 trochanter to hollow of knee, worse at stool, 
 from motion or lifting, at night, INux v. 
 
 Thighs, dislocated feeling: femurseemsto be 
 out of acetabulum, limbs shortened (hemi- 
 plegia), ICaust.; pain in neck of right femur, 
 when walking, Aspar. ; sensation as if heads 
 of femurs were forced out of their sockets and 
 expanded, when pressing (as for stool), worse 
 left side, Pallad.; on sitting, ilpec. # 
 
 Thighs, dislocation : spontaneous, of head of 
 femur, I ISil.; spontaneous, since childhood, 
 fell and received fracture of affected thigh, 
 USymph. 
 
 Thighs, dragging pain : in adductors, it almost 
 drags her to pieces, Cochl.; in leucorrhcea, 
 Ferr. ; particularly on going up stairs, I Bar. c; 
 in uterine congestion, I Ferr. 
 
 Thighs, drawing : Ascl. t., ICinch., IColoc, 
 Con., I IKalim., Sep., UStram., Sul., Tereb.; 
 worse in open air, better in warmth of bed, 
 I ICaust.; in anterior, before menses, IVib. ; 
 in bones, Cop. ; in bones, as if periosteum had 
 been scraped with dull knife, ICinch. ; in ex- 
 ternal condjde of right, IColoc; cramplike, 
 in anterior portion, when sitting, after abuse 
 
 . of quinine (sciatica), IMenyanth.; cramplike, 
 in dysmenorrhcea, 1 1 Sep. ; downward, ICalc 
 p., Coccus, I Ran. b.; dragging, in muscles of 
 left, Rhus; in evening, IIPuls.; to feet, Sil.; 
 in head of left femur, Asar.; in hamstrings, 
 when abed, Asar.; from hip joints nearly 
 down to condyles, worse at night (ischias 
 rheumatica and syphilitica), Cinnab.; from 
 inner side of lower to inner malleolus, Card, 
 m. ; to knee, Agar.; in left, Clem. ; on inner side 
 of left, in afternoon, IColoc; on outer side of 
 left, Ast. r.; during menses (nymphomania), 
 IStram.; in menstrual colic, I I Puis.; in mus- 
 cles (myelitis), IDulc; painful, I Caulo., Zing.; 
 painful, in bones, Graph. ; painful, deep-seated 
 as if in bone in upper part of left in front, ex- 
 tending to hip joint, Chrom. ac; painful, pre- 
 vents erect position after long sitting, Thuya; 
 painful, here and there, Nuxm.; painful, in 
 right, to knee, 1 1 Natr. m.; painful, in right, 
 below, patella, ICamph.; painful, behind left 
 trochanter, extending to popliteal space, llris; 
 paralytic, in muscles, INux v.; paralytic, in 
 whole, 1 1 Kali c; in superficial nerves below 
 patella, on outer side of lower, Card, m.; in 
 posterior, course of sciatic nerve to knee, after 
 Sulphur pains become periodic, appearing 
 with great severity every other evening and 
 lasting several hours, followed by great weak- 
 ness of thigh, I IPlumb.; rheumatic, Carbo v., 
 IZinc; in right, ^Card. m.; in right, with 
 periodic exacerbations (ischias), IColoc;. in 
 
 right, peculiar, begins in h'p and passes down 
 with cold sensation below knee, everywhere 
 felt cold internally but not to touch, external 
 warmth agreeable, Therid.; in right, to knee, 
 IColoc; of muscles of inside of right, while 
 walking, Ind.; worse right side, MChel.; in 
 sciatica, i IPhyt.; in side, 1 1 Natr. p.; stretch- 
 ing, as if too short, Berb.; tearing, IDulc; 
 with tetanic stiffness, ICic; to ends of toes, 
 I I Apis, gg^ cramplike pain, rheumatism. 
 
 Thighs, dull pain : Daph. 
 
 Thighs, emaciation : Bar.m., ICalc. 
 
 Thighs, eruption : between (chronic diarrhoea), 
 INatr. s.; large black blister on inside, lAn- 
 thrac ; blue spots, worse from mental emotion 
 or exertion, I Arm; brown spots on inner sur- 
 face, after syphilis, INatr. s.; several brown 
 spots on inner surface, close to scrotum, from 
 inguinal canal to perineum, next day inflamed, 
 fiery red, swollen, burning, especially when 
 touched and when walking, I I Lye; brownish, 
 miliary rash, Mez.; large, irregular, some- 
 times confluent, distinctly defined copper-col- 
 ored spots on inner side, to groin, burning, 
 itching, worse during menses, at which time 
 spots assume a darker color, especially at 
 edges (pityriasis versicolor), IMez.; eczema, on 
 inner side, after vaccination, itching, IRhus ; 
 erythema, on inner surface, with intense 
 desire for coition, Cub.; erythema, resembling 
 scarlet rash, swells, looks like erysipelas vesi- 
 culosa, 1 1 Tereb.; hard places on skin of new- 
 born, I ICamph.; herpes, I lEup. perf., I I Kali 
 c, ILyc, Merc sol., I INatr. m.; dry herpes 
 on outer side, I INitr. ac; humid herpes, 
 IINatr. m.; scaly herpes, IClem.; on inside, 
 during menses, ISil.; and irritation, ICalc; 
 old itch, on inner side, I IPsor. ; itching, in 
 gastric fever, I I Sep.; covered with itching, 
 from acrid menses, IIKalic. ; of reddish, hard 
 knots, size of a pin's head to that of a split 
 pea, depressed, dark scurf in centre, with in- 
 flamed base, I Kali bi.; miliary, I INux v.; 
 nettlerash, ICepa; violent itching, nettlerash, 
 Iod.; hard, white, flattened, isolated papulae 
 on inside, some have red points in centre, 
 Plant.; pimples, Cund., IKali m., Meph.; 
 pimples, on inner side, Coccul., Merc sol.; 
 itching pimples, on inner side, Sul.; of pim- 
 ples, as large as peas, itch, and when 
 scratched off are moist and burn. Staph.; 
 small red pimples (incipient phthisis), I IRu- 
 mex ; pimples, with scurf on tips, Mang.; on 
 posterior part, occasional paroxysms of itch- 
 ing, at night, IGraph. ; purple efflorescence in 
 patches, Colch.; purpura, on inner, I IPsor.; 
 pustules, I Ant. t.; dark red pustules, Chim. 
 umb.; rash, Osm.; rash always worse after 
 scratching, sticking as from needles, I IMez.; of 
 Rhustox. poisoning, IRhus v.;small, flat, light 
 red blotches, IMerc viv. ; red patches, ICalc; 
 red patches, some bluish, painful to touch, 
 new ones constantly forming (erythema no- 
 dosum during typhoid), I IRhus v.; bright 
 red spots like burns, Cycl.; a red inflamed, 
 spot on upper right, size of a dollar, Ascl. t.; 
 red moist spot, exuding offensive moisture, 
 on left, opposite scrotum, painful to touch and 
 on walking, ICrot. t.; red spots, with vesicles, 
 IILach.; numerous small brown scabs, with 
 slight moisture, on posterior, IGraph.; spots 
 from which scurf comes off, " like fish scales," 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 when scratched (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; 
 scarlet rash, Osm.; secondary dark blotches 
 (scarlatina), I Lye; large bluish spots, Ars. s. r.; 
 a spot on upper right, itching, Ascl. t.; spots or 
 tubercles, ulcerate, INatr. c; a dark stain on 
 upper right, Ascl. t.; red raw spot, like a tet- 
 ter, on upper, opposite scrotum, itching in 
 morning, IGraph.; red, tettery, on left(chorea), 
 I I Sep.; numerous tubercles on inner, with 
 . vaginal discharge, ICarbol. ac; left, round, 
 elevated blotch, around which larger and 
 smaller patches are closely crowded (urti- 
 caria), I I Rhus; vesicles, Oleand.; vesicles, 
 itch in evening, IKali c. ; small vesicles, 
 change to ulcers, Ast. _ r. ; knotty, wart- 
 like, between, INatr. s.; in hot weather and 
 at full moon, Bov.; white spots, ICalc. ; white 
 blotches, with red areolse, I IDulc. 
 
 Thighs, excoriation : g^* soreness. 
 
 Thighs, fistula: ICalc; two, at inferior third 
 (caries), I ISil. fi®^ caries, necrosis. 
 
 Thighs, fungus haematodes : IPhos. 
 
 Thighs, glands : swollen, ICalc. 
 
 Thighs, gnawing: deep (sciatica), lElat.; on 
 right, IKali iod. 
 
 Thighs, heat: I I Rhus; sensation of hot air blow- 
 ing over lower part, after stool, I ITromb. ; in 
 third month of pregnancy , Pod. ; dry,Sul. ; glow- 
 ing sensation on outer, upper, Cepa ; on inner, 
 with cramplike pain on left hip at night, 
 Jugl.; in pleurisy, I I Kali c; after stool, ILyc; 
 as if warm water were running down (leucor- 
 rhrea), Bor. $^~ burning. 
 
 Thighs, heaviness : Agar.; can hardly be carried 
 forward, with heat, in evening, Diad.; in left, 
 worse walking, especially forced marches 
 (morbus coxarius), IKali c; painful, went off 
 at night, Lyss.; in sixth week of pregnancy, 
 llpec; when walking, I I Petrol. ; felt a weight 
 pressing on, momentary, with restless sleep, 
 ■Sep. 
 
 Thighs, illusion : as if right were brittle, short 
 and small, ICalc. 
 
 Thighs, indurated : in traumatic gangrene, 
 lAnthrac. 
 
 Thighs, inflammation: I I Rhus; of cellular 
 tissue, which has reached double its size, mo- 
 tion and touch cause violent pain, I ISil.; 
 periostitis of right femur, after exposure to cold 
 and wet, worse towards evening, MPhyt.; 
 livid redness on lower part, up to buttocks, 
 hard, painful, after fracture of tibia, lAnthrac; 
 inside of right, red and swollen (typhus), 
 I IStram. 
 
 Thighs, inner side : complaints predominate, 
 Apis, Ars. 
 
 Thighs, insensibility : over outer and anterior 
 surfaces, ILac def.; on right alternates with 
 boring in right hip (rheumatic gout), IKreo. 
 
 Thighs, intertrigo : 8^° soreness. 
 
 Thighs, itching: I I Ascl. t., Bar. c, ICalc, 
 Cornus, IKali iod., Lyss., Osm., Pallad.; in 
 evening, I I Zinc; worse at 6 p.m. and in open 
 air, Ast. r.; in evening, violent with urticaria- 
 like eruption, after scratching, I Zinc; on inner 
 side, IISul.; on inner and anterior part. Agar.; 
 on inner side, especially at night, Cinnab.; 
 inner side, better scratching, Carbol. ac; 
 intolerable, Ars.; itching on left, with desire 
 to rub, Spong.; on left, above knee, Ars. h.; 
 from corrosive leucorrhoea, I I Sabina ; violent, 
 at night, IISul., Zinc; painful, on inner side 
 
 along vein to toes, ICaust.; on inner side of 
 right, Pallad.; better by scratching, Alum.; v 
 better by scratching, but soon appears in a 
 place near the spot, Pallad.; worse after 
 scratching, Ars. s. r.; when seated, IGuaiac. 
 
 Thighs, jerking: I IKali c, Strain.; to genitals 
 (nymphomania), ILach. ; with tremor of knees, 
 Rhus ; in right, above knee, Rhus ; right, 
 spasmodically upward when sitting, IMeny- 
 anth.; spasmodically upward when sitting, 
 after abuse of quinine (sciatica), IMenyanth.; 
 violent, IKali iod. $^° twitching. 
 
 Thighs, lacerating pain: in forepart, worse at 
 intervals, worse by movement, Plumb. 
 
 Thighs, lameness: lAmyl., I Ars., ICalc; with 
 coryza, 1 1 Cinnab.; in left, when standing (in- 
 flammation of prostate), 1 1 Puis. ; in lower third 
 of femur, worse in inner condyle, Sarrac ; in 
 left (backache), Aloe; in lower, gait unsteady, 
 stumbling, Card, m.; during menses, ICarbo a.; 
 muscles as if, Ang.; painful, ICinch. ; painful 
 in posterior, femoral muscles (sciatica), llris ; 
 painful inside of left, above knee joint and 
 extending into it, Lyss.; painful, in right, 
 I IDros.; upper cannot be moved in joint, on 
 account of painful lameness, Coccul.; down 
 right, worse rising from a seat, better con- 
 tinuing to walk, Ars. m.; on inner side of 
 right, to knee, Ars. m.; sensation, caused by 
 shooting and stitching pain (lumbago), I ISul.; 
 behind left trochanter, extending to popliteal 
 space, llris. J^° paralytic feeling. 
 
 Thighs, lancinating : I I Gels. ; burning in great 
 trochanter, extends like lightning into outer 
 side of bend of knee and to buttocks, Ast. r.; 
 with occasional attacks of cramps in posterior 
 portion, Plumb.; deep, in anterior, Ast. r.; 
 violent, in morbus coxarius, IKali c. 
 Jgggf cutting, stitches. 
 
 Thighs, motion : can move but slightly, I Gels. 
 
 Thighs, muscles : harder and much larger than 
 normal (Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic 
 paralysis), IPhos.; as though muscles were 
 not in proper position, I I Led. 
 
 Thighs, neevus : enlarged, I I Thuya. 
 
 Thighs, necrosis: of femur, I ISil. JgST* Hip 
 disease. 
 
 Thighs, neuralgia: ICodein. ; darting, along 
 crural nerve, Ammoniac; extends along fem- 
 oral nerve, better flexing thighs upon pelvis, 
 induced or aggravated by extending thigh, 
 IColoc; in left, from gluteal muscles on hip 
 joint, to knee, often to calf or ankle, slightly 
 better after walking, I IPhos. ac; on outer 
 side, IPhyt.; sharp pains from point of egress 
 of right crural nerve, over inner surface of 
 knee to great toe, on motion, from ten days 
 to two weeks before menses, I I Staph. 
 Ji^f 31 Legs sciatica. 
 
 Legs, numbness: I Ars., ICalc, Con., IFerr., 
 I IGlon., IGraph., I Hod.; in right, alternates 
 with boring in right hip (rheumatic gout), 
 IKreo.; when crossing legs, feeling of dulness 
 in right, followed by a sensation as if left were 
 going to sleep, as if blood were going there 
 with pricking, iSTux m.; with fever, ISpong.; 
 of left (heart disease), I IPhos.; over outer and 
 anterior surfaces, ILac def.; on inner side of 
 right, to knee, Ars. met.; while sitting (men- 
 strual colic), I I Puis.; when walking, Carbo v. 
 
 Thighs, opening and shutting pain : in mid- 
 dle of anterior part, Chim. umb. 
 
980 
 
 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 Thighs, pain (undefined): Daph., Jalap., 
 Jamb.; in anterior portion, Cupr. ars.; 
 down anterior side (chronic metritis), ILil. 
 tig.; from back, through hips, with heavy 
 pressing down, lAct. rac. ; in bones, IIMez.; 
 as if in bones (mastitis), I Hep.; as if carious, 
 Bell.; after taking cold (cystitis), ISars.; going 
 down, with colic, Ant. t.; in condyles, Sarrac; 
 violent, on crossing them, Agar.; after dinner, 
 Carb. s.; passes down, INitr. ac, Sars.; down, 
 in pregnancy, IKali c; down, in ulceration 
 of os uteri , I Murex; dreadf ul,in dysmenorrh oaa, 
 ISars.; after emissions, I Agar.; in head of 
 femur, extending to groin, lAnac; in left fe- 
 mur, IKali iod.; in intermittent, iChin. s.; in 
 flexor muscles, when walking, when touched 
 they feel as though he had had a fall, or as 
 from riding horseback, Nux m.; frequent, 
 Sil.; in front of, Arum t.; in traumatic gan- 
 grene, lAnthrac; in haemoptysis, IDig.; down 
 to heels, as soon as he steps on floor in morn- 
 ing, causing nausea, must lie down, ILac def. ; 
 on inner side, mostly toward pelvis, Ars. h.; 
 to near knees, Sep.; indescribable, from middle 
 to knee, in bone, better walking, returns dur- 
 ing rest in afternoon, I Indig. ; in left, Lact. ac. ; 
 in anterior inner side of left, Chen. v. ; in left, 
 a few inchesabove knee, Ast. r.; in left, causes 
 limping, Berb. ; in sinews of left, sore to touch, 
 1 1 Merc, sol.; in left, after waikingabout room, 
 Calab.; in left, worse walking, especially on 
 forced marches (morbus coxarius), IKali c; 
 from crossing legs, 1 1 Agar.;inlower,in evening, 
 when entering a warm room, thirst, 1 1 Gels. ; 
 excruciating, on lying, causes screams, IKali 
 iod. : down,before and during menses (dysmen- 
 orrhea), ICrotal.; during menses, Castor. ; in 
 anterior, during menses, IKalm.; pass down, 
 during menses, Berb., Kali iod., INitr. ac, 
 IXan.; during menses, in parenchymatous 
 metritis, I ILac c. ; during menses, worse when 
 sitting, IMagn. m.; begin in middle, and ex- 
 tend to knee, IGuaiac; in middle when step- 
 ping, Asar. ; in muscles, during chill, ICimex ; 
 deep-seated, muscular, on inside of upper 
 third of left, Carbol. ac; in posterior, while 
 sitting, Sul.; nightly, Magn. s. ; outer side, in 
 sciatica, IPhyt.; severe, down outside, worse 
 afternoon and evening, in bed, in change of 
 weather (sciatica), IKali bi.; from ovarian 
 region, periodic, ICact.; in posterior surface of 
 right, when walking,Cham. ; in posterior, when 
 sitting, I I Hep.; in posterior surface, worse 
 walking, better bending knee and hip joint 
 (rheumatism), IArs.;inrectimuscles, ICimex ; 
 to ribs (ovaritis) , I Apis ; in right, Benz.ac ,Cup. 
 ars., I I Puis.; on inner side, worse in right, ex- 
 tends to anus, Ars. h. ; in right, with itching in 
 anus, I IMur. ac; constant, in right, much ema- 
 ciated, I IColch.^inright, as if bruised, better 
 after walking (hip joint disease), IMerc; in 
 right, from head of femur, along anterior 
 surface, Bry.; in inner side of right, above 
 knee, pressing towards posterior part, Spong. , 
 on anterior side of right, above knee, Cepa ; 
 in right, so severe she cannot stand (psoitis), 
 IColoc; constant, in anterior right, worse 
 standing, all night, preventing sleep, I ISyph.; 
 in spot in middle of right, in front, only 
 when standing, and on deep pressure which 
 seemed to touch spot, which was apparently 
 on periosteum (bubo), I ISyph.; starting from 
 
 anterior right, with shivering and chattering: 
 of teeth between pains, IPuls.; in right, only 
 when walking, as if psoas magnus were too 
 short, IColoc; in right, walking or sitting, 
 ICist. ; indescribable, on rising after sitting 
 and lying with thigh stretched, Cham.; after 
 sitting (dyspepsia), ILach.; intense, aftersleep- 
 ing, leaveaa paralyzed feeling, ILach. ; during 
 sleep, Bar. c; caused by attempting to stretch 
 knees (during chill), I ICimex; when he 
 stretches limbs, Ruta ; in tendons on inside, 
 worse walking, ICalc p.; to big toe and sole 
 of foot (chronic catarrh of bladder), I IPareira; 
 transitory, short, sudden, Brach.; in great 
 trochanter, when lying on it, Ver. v.; run- 
 ning up since stepping on nail ten years ago, 
 ILed.; down, during efforts at urination, 
 IPareira ; down, in uterine displacement, 
 INitr. ac; as after a long walk, Agar.; when 
 walking, Brach., Magn. s.; when walking, 
 with heaviness in legs (chlorosis), I ISabina ;: 
 disappearing on walking, then changing to 
 weariness and returning on sitting, IDulc. ; 
 worse in changes of weather, mostly before 
 heavy winds, Berb. Jg@ LO neuralgia, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Thighs, painful: in left, near knee, ICina ; 
 inner side of right, while leg is drawn up in a 
 sitting posture, on stooping pain extends to- 
 wards knee, painful like a sticking, Verbas. 
 
 Thighs, paralysis: extensors, ICalc. 
 
 Thighs, paralytic feeling : Aur. met. ; in an- 
 terior, IRhus ; in emansio mensium, IDig.; in 
 middle, IBar. c; as of a painful stripe down 
 inside, INux v. 
 
 Thighs, phlegmasia alba dolens : swollen, 
 hard white, painful on pressure, especially 
 along tract of femoral vein, IHam. jgig m Legs 
 phlegmasia. 
 
 Thighs, pinching : grasping pain in left ham- 
 string, worse at night, ILed. 
 
 Thighs, plug : sensation of a plug in outer side 
 above knee, 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Thighs, pressing feeling: in anterior, when 
 stretching, Ang.; almost burning, in upper, 
 left towards outer side, Cepa ; during cough, 
 Caps.; downward, Con. ; drawing, from mid- 
 dle of right to knee, while sitting, Verbas. ; 
 dull pointed, rhythmical intermission, Anac; 
 in anterior left, middle of upper half, Irid.; a 
 narrow streak, pain in back of left, sudden 
 when sitting, Ind. ; in posterior, worse from 
 pressure and stooping, could not lie at night, 
 passes off after rising, IDros.; in every posi- 
 tion, especially when walking or touched, 
 I ILed.; in left, towards posterior position, 
 I ILed.; worse in right, Agar.; in sciatica, 
 I IPhyt.; along course of sciatic nerve to 
 knee, after Sulphur, pains became periodic, 
 appearing with great severity every other 
 evening and lastingseveral hours, followed by 
 great weakness of thigh, 1 1 Plumb. ; when 
 seated, IGuaiac; as if squeezed, during men- 
 ses, Kali iod.; after stool, ILyc 
 
 Thighs, pricking: with occasional attacks of 
 cramps in posterior, Plumb. ; in evening, in 
 bed, Zinc; in left, Sil. Jg^T* sticking, sting- 
 ing. 
 
 Thighs, quivering: painful, deep-seated, in 
 bed, in inner side, worse in left, Chrom. ac; 
 of left, inner, towards front, Ars. h.; in mus- 
 cles, Asaf., Phos. ac 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 981 
 
 Thighs, rawness: Jg^" soreness. 
 
 Thighs, redness: looked flushed (chronic phle- 
 bitis), I I Puis.; in pleurisy, I I Kali c. 
 
 Thighs, restlessness : in left when standing 
 (inflammation of prostate), I I Puis.; must 
 move legs for relief, IMagn. m. 
 
 Thighs, rheumatism: Ant. t., Lye. vir.; as if 
 in shaft of bone, Ars. i.; pains in left femur, 
 Magn. s.; in muscles of left, just above knee, 
 as after catching cold, worse walking, Daph.; 
 in left, from gluteal muscles or hip joint to 
 knee and calf or ankle, slightly better after 
 walking, I I Phos. ac. ; in muscles of right pos- 
 terior, Bapt. ; in right (asthma), lArg. nit.; 
 inside of right, Sang. Jg@~ drawing, tear- 
 ing. 
 
 Thighs, sciatica : Legs. 
 
 Thighs, sensitive : right rectus cruris to press- 
 ure, as if bruised, Rhus ; tenderness on 
 pressure, middle anterior, lying down, Chim. 
 umb.; anterior surface painful to touch, 
 Ruta ; sore to touch, like a boil, pains better 
 when in sweat, IGels.; sore to touch, can 
 hardly move them, IMerc. 
 
 Thighs, sharp pain : in left femur, while writ- 
 ing, Ars. i.; flying, in right, Tromb. 
 
 Thighs, shocks : to foot, causing screaming 
 (rheumatism), I I Sal. ac. 
 
 Thighs, shooting : IIArs.; from acetabulum to 
 knee, worse moving about, Natr. a.; to 
 ankle bones, ICalc. p. ; down backs (lumbago), 
 I Kali c. ; in posterior femoral muscles (sciat- 
 ica), llris; to foot (rheumatism), I A nac; from 
 hip joints nearly down to condyles, worse at 
 night (ischias rheumatica and syphilitica), 
 Cinnab.; to knee, through left, ICalc. p.; in left, 
 Sil. ; in left, along sciatic nerve, to instep and 
 ends of toes, Elat.; from liver, Kob.; worse at 
 night, I Kali bi. ; from Poupart's ligament, along 
 inner side of thigh to lower leg and into toes, 
 I Apis ; down right, JEsc. h., Arum d.; in 
 sciatica, I IPhyt. g^T neuralgia. 
 
 Thighs, skin: marbled, HCaust. 
 
 Thighs, smarting: Curar. ; caused by leucor- 
 rhcea, I I Sul.; better scratching, Alum.; in skin, 
 after walking, ILyc. 
 
 Thighs, soreness (excoriation, intertrigo, raw- 
 ness) : I Amyl. , 1 1 Arum t. , ICalc. p. ; anterior, 
 worse sitting awhile, Bapt.; between, I A mb., 
 ICalc, HCaust., IIGraph.; between, since 
 birth, so that he never yet has attempted to 
 walk, although four years old, scrofulous 
 (rachitis), ILyc. ; between, in children, Amm. 
 c; between, during menses, All. sat.,IGraph., 
 ■ Kali c, INatr. s., ISars., ISul.; between, 
 covered with pimples, vesicles, and ulcers, 
 ■Graph.; between, from walking, liEthus.; 
 between, when walking, I ISul.; between, with 
 watery secretion, Goss.; burning, from acrid 
 menstrual discharge, I Amm. c; chronic, with 
 photophobia (strabismus), ICalc; interior 
 muscles, on descending stairs, Ars. s. r.; 
 feeling, of femoral vessels to middle of 
 thigh, IHam.; between thighs and genitals, 
 I IMerc sol.; in hamstrings, I INatr. p.; 
 chiefly in outer hamstrings (sciatic rheum- 
 atism), I I Ruta; humid, in folds, between 
 scrotum and thighs, IIHep. ; inflamed sur- 
 face, red, sore, excoriated, after riding, 
 HSul.ac; on inner surface (stomatitis), I ISul.; 
 severe, extensive, but superficial moist 
 •excoriations of inner, 1 1 Zinc; intertrigo, 
 
 forming flat, lardlike ulcers, with inflamed 
 edges, ILyc; on inner surface of left, with 
 some biting itching, extending to genitals, 
 ILyc; worse in left, sore as a boil to touch, 
 pains better during sweat, IGels.; from cor- 
 rosive leucorrhoea, I ISabina ; painful, in right, 
 IHam. ; painful, on touching, Aspar. ; feeling, 
 as if rubbed sore in skin, after walking, ILyc ; 
 sore near scrotum, place moist, HCarbo v. 
 j^g* bruised feeling; also Chap. 19, Peri- 
 neum intertrigo. 
 Thighs, spasm ; spasmodically drawn forward, 
 or backward, Spong. ; of muscles, contracting, 
 during remission of neuralgia, Tereb. 
 Thighs, spasmodic pain : in anterior, I I Agar. 
 Thighs, spongy sensation : as if feeling were 
 
 lost in left, from hip to knee, Berb. 
 Thighs, sprained feeling : in left, worse walk- 
 ing, better standing, Euphor. 
 Thighs, sticking : Sil.; in evening, in bed, Zinc; 
 at one time, at another pinching, IDulc. 
 jggg^* pricking, stinging. 
 Thighs, stiffness: Aur. mur.; in left (heart 
 disease), 1 1 Phos.; paralytic, Cham.; cannot be 
 raised, Aur. met. ; in recti femoris (tabes dor- 
 salis), I ICalab.; in muscles of right down to 
 knee, Coloc; on standing up, Carbo v.; when 
 walking, I I Petrol. 
 Thighs, stinging : in both at same time,Sabad.; 
 in muscles, INatr. c; in middle of posterior 
 to knee (sciatica), llnd. ; in anterior, right, 
 above knee, JEsc. h. fi^* pricking, stick- 
 ing. 
 Thighs, stitches: Arund., Cham., Inul., Spig., 
 Tarax.; down, when walking, Carbo v.; elec- 
 tric, in anterior, I Agar. ; in hamstrings, just 
 above calves,on violent motion, on risingfrom 
 a seat, and on touch, Rhus ; at intervals, 
 sitting or walking, Berb.; in inner side, 
 provoke scratching, Staph.; protracted draw- 
 ing, at upper part of left, below groin, par- 
 ticularly walking, Spong.; persistent, tensive, 
 in left, while walking,cease on standing, return 
 while sitting, Spig.; in, during motion (hip 
 joint disease), IMerc ; in muscles, Sabad.; at 
 night, IKalm.; occasional, in middle of left, 
 anteriorly, I I Dros. ; from outside inward, 
 Berb.; painful, when sitting, I lAng.; rheu- 
 matic, in outer hamstring, Bapt.; through 
 right, above knee, morning while in bed, 
 Spong.; severe, boring outward, in right, in 
 front, near hip, Spong.; in # outer, right, just 
 above knee, only when sitting, Bell.; fine, 
 sensitive, on skin of inner right, Spong. ; on 
 stepping, ICalc; tensive, drawing, Mang. 
 Thighs, strained feeling : of muscles, of inside 
 
 of right, while walking, Ind. 
 Thighs, straining : of tendons and muscles, with 
 
 swelling and pain, I Rhus. 
 Thighs, stretching : in left, Clem. 
 Thighs, sweat: IBor., IIEup. pur., IKali bi.; 
 cold, at night, ISep.; inner surface, dripping, 
 Thuya; only at night, ICarbo a.; offensive, 
 between (walking) , Cinnab.; only on thighs, 
 Euphor. ; profuse, between (walking), Cin- 
 nab.; weakening, ICarbo a. 
 Thighs, swelling: of femur, HSil.; of femur, 
 especially in scrofulous children, IStront.; 
 worse above knee, after fracture of tibia, 
 lAnthrac; hard, glandular, in upper left, 
 suppurating, I IMerc sol.; of left (milk leg), 
 IHam.; left, twice its size (chronic phlebitis), 
 
982 
 
 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 1 1 Puis. ; pain, as if swollen in back part, 
 ILach. ; of periosteum, lAur. met., on 
 pressure (cardiac dropsy), IDig.; in pleurisy, 
 1 1 Kali c; in pyaemia, lArs.; in right femur, 
 from knee to middle, greatly swollen, 
 two and a half inches larger, five inches 
 above knee than sound one, about middle of 
 femur, swelling ceased and formed a marked 
 elevation where it met the unaffected part of 
 bone, pain at night and when touched, IMez.; 
 of vastus externus, ITereb. 
 
 Thighs, tearing: HArs., ICinch., IColch., 
 ■Coloc, Petrol., Sabad., Sil., IZinc; worse in 
 open air, better warmth of bed, I ICaust.; in 
 anterior surface, Benz. ac; bruised pain, 
 ■Graph.; crampy (tearing, darting), in outer, 
 into hip, Val.; deeply (sciatica), lElat.; down, 
 Ant. t. ; down, with watery, mucous, bloody 
 stool, IRhus ; drawing in right, while sitting, 
 Spig.;in left femur, ■Kaliiod.; in front,sitting, 
 lAmm.m.; in front and exterior surface of 
 right, when standing, much worse sitting 
 down, better lying down (rheumatism), 
 UPhyt.; to knee, Agar.; on bending knee, 
 Ang.; in left, downward, Vacc; in lower part 
 of left, 2.30 p.m., Tromb.; in left, to knees, 
 Lyss. ; in muscles of left, Rhus ; in left, along 
 course of sciatic nerve, extends to calf and 
 toes (sciatica), 1 1 Sep.; burning, stinging in 
 left, prevents sleep, 1 1 Sil. ; better during men- 
 ses, IPetrol.; in middle of outer portion, while 
 sitting, better motion, Rhus ; worse on motion 
 (hip joint disease), IMerc; worse at night, 
 better at daybreak, MSyph. improved; on 
 posterior (prostatitis and atony of sexual 
 organs), I ISelen.; in right, Agar., Carbo v., 
 ■Kali iod.; in right, with periodic exacerba- 
 tions (ischias), ■Coloc.; beginning in upper 
 and posterior portion of right, extending 
 down into foot,with sensation of formication in 
 whole limb, pain worse during rest, drives 
 out of bed early in morning, 1 1 Rhod. ; in right, 
 above knee, Rhus ; in middle of right, 1 1 Lye; 
 from middle of anterior right to knee, Lyss.; 
 in anterior muscles of right, ■Camph.; in 
 right, awakens at night, worse lying on affected 
 side or back (sciatica), ■Kali iod.; shooting, 
 Berb.; sitting and lying, especially night, 
 Alum.; between skin and flesh, down to knee, 
 with spasmodic tearing under left ribs, Lyss. ; 
 especially in thick portions, violent and per- 
 sistent, I IZinc; to toes, worse motion, 1 1 Sec; 
 transient, in middle of right femur, extending 
 up and down, Bor. 
 
 Thighs, tension : Bar. m.; on anterior muscles, 
 when stretching, Ang.; in evening, MPuls.; in 
 left, extends downward from hip joint, Rhus ; 
 in left, when stooping, Tarax.; particularly 
 left, while walking, Irid. ; must move legs for 
 relief, BMagn. m. ; long continued, almost like 
 cramp, downward, Alum.; in morning, Carbo 
 v. ; during night, in old ulcers, of lo wer parts of, 
 ■Lye; painful, in head of left femur, Asar.; 
 painful, in muscles, Ang.; painful, caused by 
 constant pressure in sacrum, IPuls.; painful, 
 during slumber without sleep, in posterior, 
 part of left, most violent between buttock 
 and thigh and extending as far as bend 
 of knee, better in recumbent position, by 
 supporting thigh, cannot sit on posterior part 
 on account of pain, which is worse period- 
 ically (hip joint disease), IMerc; painful in 
 
 muscles of trochanters, around, as if sprained 
 after rising, worse walking, Arg. met.; along 
 posterior to knee, Thuya; on posterior, 
 while riding, one leg over the other, Rhus ; 
 pulling pain in both, as if muscles and tendons 
 were too short (displacement of womb), 
 ■Merc; especially in right, as if muscles were 
 too short, with languor when walking, worse 
 from touch, better when sitting, ■Guaiac; as 
 if a muscle were too short in upper end, on 
 stepping, with a stitch, Spong. ; as if too tightly ' 
 wrapped, with a feeling of weakness in them, 
 ■Plat. 
 
 Thighs, throbbing : Berb. ; hammering, worse 
 on motion. Sec; pulsating, in right, Como., 
 Sil.; pulsating, through right, above knee, 
 morning, while in bed, Spong.; pulsation, into 
 small of back, Ruta ; to toes, worse on motion, 
 1 1 Sec. 
 
 Thighs, tickling: Alum.; to genital organs 
 (nymphomania), ILach.; in left, with desire 
 to rub, Spong. 
 
 Thighs, tired feeling : Murex, I INatr. s.; pain, 
 particularly in anterior portion, as if fatigued, 
 after going up stairs, worse after sitting down, 
 Lyss.; pains, as from fatigue and weakness, 
 with dread of motion, ■Guaiac; as after great 
 exertion, 1 1 Rheum ; painful, Agar.; particu- 
 larly after stool, ■Lye: swollen, towards even- 
 ing, I Agnus ; weariness and stiffness in ante- 
 rior muscles, in morning, on beginning to 
 walk, BCalc; weariness, like a bruise, Cham. ; 
 weariness, internal, as if muscles would break 
 down, Thuya ; weariness, in bone of right, 
 while riding, right over left, Verbas. ; great 
 weariness, can scarcely go up stairs, better 
 goingdown, BBry. ; weariness, with trembling 
 of knees, IPuls. 
 
 Thighs, trembling; Ind.; when raised, Act. pp.; 
 through right (parenchymatous metritis), 
 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Thighs, tumor : on upper left, Merc, sol.; on left, 
 near trochanter, felt like an indurated gland, 
 was less movable (fungus hsematodes, I IPhos.; 
 soft, between thigh and vulva, first as large as 
 a pea, then pigeon's egg, watery fluid, sticking 
 pain as if caused by a needle, worse at night, 
 ■ Goss. 
 
 Thighs, twitching : Carbo v., I IMerc, INatr. 
 m., Phos. ac, Rheum ; of muscles, in coxalgia, 
 I I Kali c; in right femur, as if some one were 
 pulling from below, comes and goes, Lyss.; 
 painless, around right, Arg. met.; in muscles 
 of right, Zing, g^ jerking. 
 
 Thighs, ulcerative pain : on inside, Arg. met. 
 
 Thighs, ulcers : Thuya ; decubitus on trochanter 
 (typhoid), IZinc; offensive, rapidly decom- 
 posing, in dropsical patient, I IMerc sol.; on 
 outer side, INatr. s.; on right, closed lately, 
 leaving a small opening, oozing a clear fluid 
 (periostitis), IMez.; old sore, begins to smell 
 like rotten eggs, BCalc; syphilitic, larger than 
 a crown piece, dirty, fetid, sloughing with 
 jagged, elevated edges, above patella (secon- 
 dary syphilis), I ISyph. 
 
 Thighs, varicose veins: ICalc; first right, 
 then left, IFerr. ; in sciatica, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Thighs, warts: small, pedunculated, with 
 pinheads, like small button mushrooms, 
 Med. 
 
 Thighs, wavelike motion : in muscles, Sarnie 
 
 Thighs, weakness: Arund., I IGlon., I lOlear.'i.; 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 983 
 
 as if beaten, I I Plat. ; after emission, I Agar.; 
 feel exhausted, I INatr. s.; exhaustion, as after 
 great exertion, especially, IGuaiac; causing 
 wavering gait, IMur. ac; of hamstrings, 
 IRuta ; during headache, IGlon. ; knocking 
 together, during headache, IGlon.; of left, 
 worse, Brach.; in middle, Glon.; paralytic, 
 with acute arthritis, IPhos.; paralytic, in left, 
 when stepping, Ohel.; no power or steadi- 
 ness, Ruta ; in sixth week of pregnancy, Upec; 
 muscles feel relaxed, I Merc, cor.; in 'bone of 
 right, while riding, right thigh over left, Yer- 
 bas.; even to trembling in right, when walk- 
 ing, ICon.; unsteady, walking (vertigo), I I Calc. 
 gfcjjh lameness, paralytic feeling, trem- 
 bling. 
 
 TOES, aching: in ball of left big, Cann.; in 
 region of root of nail, right then left big, 
 Calc. p. 
 
 Toes, blue : in senile gangrene, Sec. 
 
 Toes, boring : frequent, in big, Sil. ; in first joint 
 of right big, ILed. ; in left great toe joint, must 
 move foot to relieve it, three evenings, 8 to 9, 
 Ind.; in right big, after lying down (gout), 
 INux m. 
 
 Toes, bruised pain : as from a blow in tip of 
 big, Berb.; in left, Daph. 
 
 Toes, burning: Arund., lAsaf., Berb., IHep., 
 Tarax. ; in ball of big, ICaust., IKali c. ; joint 
 of big, Phos.ac; in left big, ^Esc. h.; in big, 
 worse from pressure of boot, Amm. c; dull 
 aching, in second joint of right big, extend- 
 ing up limb, lAct. rac; in right big, increases 
 to a stitch, afterwards in left, Benz. ac. ; under, 
 big, walking, Brach.; like chilblains, Chrom. 
 ac; especially around corns, Lith.; corrosive, | 
 in a small spot, Calad. ; all day, Ind. ; in ery- I 
 sipelas, 1 1 Apis ; cannot put feet down, lAur. 
 mur.; of frost-bitten, during slight cold, Bor.; 
 as if frost-bitten, I I Agar., I INux v.; under 
 nail of left, Lachn.; over nail of right big, 
 IColch. ; in sides and tips, with sensitiveness 
 to pressure of shoes or boots, Sars.; in acute 
 synovitis, IFerr. ph.; of tips, IMur.ac; under, 
 Alum. 8^°* heat. 
 
 Toes, buzzing sensation: as if frostbitten, 
 especially at metatarso-phalangeal articula- 
 tions, spreads over soles to heels, with pain 
 as if bruised from jumping, I INux m. 
 
 Toes, callous : horny skin, IGraph. gg^corns. 
 
 Toes, caries : of left big, discharging watery 
 fluid through fistulous openings, ISil. 
 
 Toes, chilblains : IIAgar., ICarbo a., ICroc, 
 I I Op., IIPetroL, I IPhos.; burning, bluish -red 
 swelling, hot to touch, want of sensation, 
 IPuls.; and corns, cannot wear boots, IISul. ; 
 feel as if frozen, ICarbo v.; heat and redness 
 during slight cold, Bor.; pain in left big, as 
 though frosted, Cast, eq.; pain, as if frozen, in 
 little, Asar.; red, Cycl.; in ball of right big, 
 Ars. h. 
 
 Toes, chill : begins in, ISul. 
 
 Toes, coldness: lAcon., MCard. m., Daph.; 
 when touched, Ant. t.; in senile gangrene, 
 Sec; icy, IFerr. 
 
 Toes, constriction : painful, in. big, as if too 
 tightly enveloped, IPlat. 
 
 Toes, contraction: Guarcea; painful, IFerr.; 
 spasmodic, I I Kali c; spasmodic, with tearing 
 in limbs, Cham.; spasmodical, in walking or 
 going up stairs, I IHyos. J^cramp, spasms. 
 
 Toes, convulsions : JS^° spasms. 
 
 Toes, corns: lAcet.ac, • Anacoc,IAnt.c,IArn., 
 MCinch. bob, Coloc, INatr. m., INux v., 
 I IPhos., Tereb. applied locally ; aching, ISul.; 
 between second and third of left, I IPsor.; bor- 
 ing, INatr. in.; burning, Bar. c,ICalc, I IMeph., 
 I Petrol., Phos. ac, IRan. b., IRhus, Thuya; 
 burning, alternately right and left, Aph. ch.; 
 each dose he has taken made him feel as if he 
 were getting corns on every toe,Lyss.;innamed, 
 I Ant. c; jumping, darting, Diosc; violent 
 pains in left, Ast. r.; two, on ball of first and 
 gecond left, sensitive to touch or pressure, 
 smart, burn, and occasional shock, painful 
 when letting leg hang down, also throb, espe- 
 cially painful by flexing toes, better extending 
 them, better wearing a thick-soled boot, 
 knockingtoe against anything causes pain and 
 burning, IIRan.sc; with nervous debility, 
 ICurar. ; numbness, I I Ran. sc ; painful, Hod., 
 I IMeph., INitr. ac, ISul.; painful, as if sore-, 
 lllgn.; sore pains, in lung disease, IGraph.; 
 on right little, violent burning, preventing 
 sleep ,after dinner, Agar.; onright,violent pains, 
 Agar.; sensation as of a corn in left second, 
 Agar.; shooting, IBov.; smarting, IRan. b.; 
 soreness, ICalc, ICamph., IFluor. ac, Lith., 
 INux v., IRhus; sticking, Calad.; stinging, 
 Bar. c, INatr. m., Rumex, ISul.; stitches, 
 Alum., Calad., INatr. c, INatr. m., IPtel., 
 Sul. ac, Thuya; stitches, during day, Sep.; 
 stitches, jerking up feet, Sil.; stitches, while 
 sitting, Ver.; stitches, smartingjAlum.; stitches, 
 with sore feeling, 1 1 Lye; tearing, Thuya; 
 tender, Med.; increased tenderness in left 
 little, had to remove shoe, Chin, a.; sensitive 
 to touch, IRan. b. 
 
 Toes, cramps: Bar. m., ICalc, Carb.s., ICaust., 
 ICrotal., ICup. ars., ICup. m., IFerr., IHep., 
 ILyc, 01. an., Yer. v.; as if about to be 
 cramped, IDios.; in cholera, ISec; draw 
 crooked, ICalc; in evening in bed, Ars.; on 
 stretching out feet, ISul.; painful, in flexor 
 tendons, alternating with false labor-pains, 
 I I Diosc; to knee, Tabac; during labor, Cup. 
 m.; in left, later in right, Ast. r.; painful, must 
 stand still, while walking, worse at night, in 
 plethoric, well nourished old people, INux v.; 
 painful, in big, Calc p.; in pregnancy,! ICalc, 
 ICup. m.; in right big, in afternoon, on lying 
 down, Cinch, bob; pains, when at rest, better 
 by motion, appear every night while in bed 
 and in daytime when lying down, IMerciod. 
 flav. g@T contraction, drawing. 
 
 Toes, crawling: IIAgar., I Amm. c, Stram.; 
 in ball of big, ICaust.; burning, Berb. 
 
 Toes, cutting : sudden, from behind forward, 
 in left great, Sul.; when walking, Aur. mur. 
 g^ip^ lancinating. 
 
 Toes, darting: ISticta ; to hip, IPallad.; to 
 hip, worse at stool, from motion or lifting 
 and at night, INux v. JggT* lancinating, 
 stitches. 
 
 Toes, digging : Agar.; in big, I I Agar. 
 
 Toes, dislocated feeling: painful, three, of 
 right, Syph. 
 
 Toes, drawing : I I Agar., Ascl.t., Ast.r., ICamph., 
 ICaulo.; through right big (gout), I Ant. c; 
 cramplike, Yinca ; cramplike, to dorsum, 
 ■Anac; in joints, as if being pulled out of 
 their sockets, Sil.; in underside of left great, 
 MChel.; in left, which had been cut with 
 axe, A spar.; painful, in joints of right, during 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 a walk, Sabina ; pains, dull, heavy, Ham.; 
 with pressure, IColch.; at roots, Chrom. ac. 
 fggg*' contraction, cramp. 
 
 Toes, dull pain : in left big toe joint, must 
 move foot to better it, three evenings, 8 to 9, 
 Ind. 
 
 Toes, empty feeling : in big, with gout, Daph. 
 
 Toes, eruption : between,IPetrol.;blisters,Selen.; 
 blisters on balls, Phos. ac. ; blisters formed on 
 right, after opening them, threatened gan- 
 grene, after sprain by slipping, I ISiL; spread- 
 cling blisters, IGraph.; spreading blisters from 
 ulcers, IIArs.; eczema, under, ISul.; leprosy, 
 fall off, ILach.; phagedenic blisters, INitr. 
 ac; pimples between, bleeding after scratch- 
 ing, Mosch. ; itchlike pustules on balls, Phos. 
 ac; red spot on big, as if contused, I INatr. c; 
 big, covered with scabs like tetters, Med.; 
 under and on, Med.; humid painless vesicles, 
 between, 1 1 Hell.; vesicles on tips, as if scalded, 
 extending around nails, as if they would come 
 off, INatr. c; during night, round watery 
 vesicles form beneath ball of big, I ICaust. 
 
 Toes, excoriation : between, Mang., INatr. c; 
 painful, between, I I Sep.; rawness, between, 
 with terrible itching (secondary syphilis), 
 MSyph.; rawness between, with foot sweat, 
 HSil.; between, when walking much (nasal 
 catarrh), MSil.; from moderate walking, 
 IGraph. JSi^ soreness, sweat. 
 
 Toes, formication : I I Sec. f$^** tingling. 
 
 Toes, frost-bitten : f^g" chilblains. 
 
 Toes, gangrene : ICrot., ILach., ISec ; senile, 
 commences in right big, extends to foot, 
 severe, indescribable pains, symptoms point 
 to loss of foot, I ISec. 
 
 Toes, gout: lArn., Asaf., ICaust., IGraph., 
 Ran. sc, ISabina, ISul., Thuya ; in big, I Act. 
 rac, lArn., Ars., Asaf., IBry., Calc, ICalc p., 
 ICaust., Elat.,IGnaphal., Kalm., Plat., ISabina, 
 Sil., Sul., Zinc; in ball of big, Amb.; fluid or 
 lithates, in joint of big, Amm. ben. ; in left big, 
 Ammoniac;nbrousdepositinbigjoint,IRhod.; 
 left then right big, IDulc; redness, Sabina ; 
 pain, like podagra in metatarsal joint of left 
 big, Ast. r.; pains in greatly swollen left big, 
 radiating upward, unbearable at night, worse 
 by slightest touch, must constantly change 
 position, IMang.; commences in right big, go- 
 ing from left to right, in night, IBenz. ac. 
 $|§ tt inflammation, rheumatism, swelling. 
 
 Toes, hair: pain as if a hair on big were steadily 
 and continually pulled in first phalanx of right, 
 worse in rest, better in motion, hot after run- 
 ning awhile, which relieves, Bapt. 
 
 Toes, heat: Asaf.; in afternoon, Asaf.; in ball 
 of big, Amm. c ; big, worse from pressure of 
 boot, 'Amm. c; of big, and its ball, with stick- 
 ing as if it had been frozen, INitr. ac; in 
 metatarsal joint of left big, Ast. r.; heat on 
 inside edge and at root of left big toe nail, 
 Jalap.; warmth, Berb. g^" burning. 
 
 Toes, inflammation : tarso-metatarsal joint of 
 right big, seemed inclined to inflame as if 
 rheumatic gout would set in, Merc, s.; peri- 
 ostitis of two (scrofulous inflammation of eyes), 
 IFerr. iod.; of right big, Med. 
 
 Toes, injuries : two outer phalanges of third 
 right, cut off by being run over by a carriage 
 wheel, soft parts look gangrenous, ILach.; 
 sprain, left big, inflammation, sensation as if 
 dislocated, I Amm. c 
 
 Toes, insensibility : Chel. 
 
 Toes, itching: Berb., I ISul.; in afternoon, 
 Chrom. ac; between, I I Med.; between at 
 night, Jatroph.; terrible, between with red- 
 ness and rawness (secondary syphilis), I I Syph.; 
 on or between, after undressing, INatr. s.; 
 under big, walking, Brach.; violent, beneath 
 nail of big, with pain when touched, IKali c; 
 in chilblains, ISul.; all day and evening, Ind.; 
 evenings after lying down, IClem.; as if frost- 
 bitten, I I Agar., Chrom. ac, I INux v.; of left 
 third, Ars. s. r. ; about nails, Sabad. ; cutting, 
 about nails, Sil.; over nail of right big, IColch.; 
 painful, in right, in evening, worse rubbing 
 and scratching, Zinc; at roots, Chrom. ac; 
 suppurating scabs, in toes which had been 
 frozen, Sil.; worse after scratching, Alum. 
 
 Toes, jerking: in big, 1 1 Agar.; in left big, in bed, 
 ICalc; of right big, to wardsleft, Calc. p.; single 
 jerks in particular joints, Berb. 
 
 Toes, lancinating: Cadm. s., Crot. t.; with 
 occasional cramps, Plumb.; especially in left 
 big, redness of skin, worse after warmth and 
 in warm room, better from cold air and water, 
 Ast. r.; under nail of right big, Cain. g®* cut- 
 ting, darting stitches. 
 
 Toes, large: as if too large, I I Apis; enlarged, 
 knoblike (heart disease), ILaur. 
 
 Toes, motion : involuntary, in caries of dorsal 
 vertebrae, ILach. 
 
 Toes, nails : blood settles under, Apis ; brittle, 
 Cast, eq., IThuya ; burning in roots, prevents 
 sleep, Asaf.; came off, new formed, Cast, eq.; 
 crippled, ICaust., INitr. ac, Sabad.; thick, 
 IGraph.; crumbling, Ars., Sep., IThuya; dis- 
 torted, IThuya ; dry, IThuya ; grow awry, 
 Ananth.; hurt toes, Ananth.; hypertrophied, 
 of left big toe, formed like a horn, IGraph.; 
 ingrowing, ■ Alum., ICaust,, Colch., IGraph., 
 Kalic, Kalim., Mar. v., INatr. m., IPhos., 
 Plumb., I ISiL, IThuya ; ingrowing, unhealthy 
 granulations, purulent discharge, I I Sang.; in- 
 grown, proud flesh, purplish, stinging,ILach.; 
 ingrowing, seems to have grown into flesh, but 
 in reality has not, very sore, with more or less 
 ulceration and feeling as if a sharp splinter 
 were being stuck into part on contact, INitr. 
 ac; ingrowing (right big), with ulceration, 
 better on moving, IMar. v.; feel as if too long 
 and broken, Lyss.; misshapen, Ars., Sep., 
 IThuya; picking under, Elaps ; tearing un- 
 der, in evening, until night, Carbo v.; thick, 
 Sabad.; ulcers, from ingrowing, Calend.; be- 
 come wavy, IThuya. 
 
 Toes, neuralgia : IPhyt,; into hip, INux v. 
 
 Toes, nodes: hard,Spig.; white, Thuya. 
 
 Toes, numbness: Apis, Benz. ac, ICaust., 
 ICham., Chel., Chlorof., ICon., Cub., 
 I IPhos., I ISec; ,as if they would bend up 
 and go to sleep while sitting, especially great, 
 Cham.; big, on bending, worse at night, 
 ICalc; feel dead, after walking, Cycl.; pain, 
 as after a cramp, IICrotaL; of right little, 
 Ars. s. r. ; while walking, I Aeon. 
 
 Toes, pain (undefined) : ILith., Thlaspi ; in big, 
 Carbol. ac,. IPhyt,; in ball of big, Amm. c; 
 sudden, in balls of big, IBry.; in big, particu- 
 larly in bed, evenings, Amm. c; in big, re- 
 lieved by pains about base of heart, I INatr. 
 p.; in joint of big, Cofi\, Jalap.; in left big, 
 Lact. ac; in left big, in morning, Anag.; be- 
 neath nail of big, ISil. ; in big, at night, 
 
33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
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 1 1 Plumb.; occasional, in big, IBerb.; in first 
 joint of big, as if pulled out, Prun. ; in big, 
 worse by touch, and motion, especially after- 
 noon, Cinch.; in joint of left big, while 
 walking, in morning, ILed.; violent, in big, 
 Sil.; in fourth toe of right, I IDiosc; in senile 
 gangrene, Sec; in large joints of big,IBenz. 
 ac; in left, Benz. ac, Lyss.; in left big, Ast. r.; 
 in ball of left big, thence to back* of toe, 
 thence to back of right toe, and back again to 
 left, Daph.; in ball of left big, as if inflamed 
 (chronic rheumatism), I Colch.; in left big, as 
 if nail would grow into flesh, IColch.; in first 
 joint of left big, suddenly goes to right, lEup. 
 ,perf.; in little, Lith.; in left little, in morning, 
 Anag.; to malleoli, with swelling and redness 
 of feet, Sil.; as if nail had grown into flesh of 
 right great, IMar. v.; causing restlessness at 
 night, Caulo.; in right big, Med.; in ball of 
 right big, Apoc; in first joint of right big, 
 llris ; in external soft parts of right big, 
 I ICepa; in fourth and fifth, right, I IChel.; 
 in right little, as from narrow shoes, Agar. ; in 
 roots, Ast.r. ; excessive, when stubbed, IColch. ; 
 violent, as if toe would suppurate, Berb. 
 
 Toes, paralysis: of extensors, both sides, after 
 injection of morphine for rheumatic pains, 
 I I Plumb. ; bend, as if extensors were para- 
 lyzed, when walking, IBadiag. 
 
 Toes, piercing: in right big, in evening,! Cist. 
 
 Toes, pinched feeling : in big, as if being 
 pinched off, Meph. 
 
 Toes, pressing feeling : Brom.; with drawing, 
 IColch.; pain, in ball of big, ICaust. ; pain, on 
 inside of big, Sul. ; pain, in posterior joint of 
 big, ICaust.; pains, in little, as if pressed, in 
 walking, Therid. 
 
 Toes, pricking: Ailant., Berb., Crot. t.,IHell. ; 
 with occasional cramps, Plumb.; hot, I Aeon. ; 
 of right little, Ars. s. r. Jg^g" stinging. 
 
 Toes, pulling pains : to knees, I I Med.; short, 
 Med. 
 
 Toes, rawness : #g^ B excoriation, soreness. 
 
 Toes, redness: IIAur. met., ICarbo v.; be- 
 tween, with terrible itching (secondary syphi- 
 lis), MSyph.; of big, particularly in bed, 
 evenings, Amm. c; of joint of big, Arm; in 
 large joints of big, IBenz. ac; of big and its 
 ball, with sticking as if it had been frozen, 
 INitr. ac; of big, with tearing and stinging, on 
 walking or standing, INatr. m.; with burning 
 and itching, as if frozen, IXuxv. ; in ery- 
 sipelas, I I Apis ; as if frost-bitten, I I Agar. , 
 Berb.; in metatarsal joint of left big, Ast. r.; 
 worse after scratching, Alum . ; swelling, can- 
 not put feet down, I Aur. mur.; of tips, Thuya. 
 
 Toes, rending : jgggT" tearing. 
 
 Toes, ihagades (cracks, fissures): Jamb., 
 ILach.; between, IIGraph.; deep, IHydras.; 
 between, with violentitching, INatr. m.; hori- 
 zontal fissures between and under, Sabad. 
 
 Toes, rheumatism: I ISticta; in metatarsopha- 
 langeal joint of big, characterized by great 
 swelling, bright shining red, sensible'to touch 
 and motion, worse at night, Sabina ; affection 
 of big toe joint, mistaken for bunion, IKhod.; 
 in metatarsal bones and phalanges, worse 
 from contact, Cinch.; in phalanges of right 
 big, Bapt. Egg*' gout, inflammation, swell- 
 ing. 
 
 Toes, sensitiveness: of big, Eup. perf.; of big, 
 on walking, ICalc; of left, Ast.r.; basis of 
 
 fourth left suddenly tender while walking. 
 Calc s.; big, painful to touch, Ars. h.; pain- 
 ful to touch, ICarbo a.; middle left, painful 
 when touched, worse underneath ball and 
 first joint, Ars. h. 
 
 Toes, sharp pains: IColoc; in right big joint, 
 Sang. 
 
 Toes, shooting : lAcon., 1 1 Agar., 1 1 Apis, Calc. 
 p.;' in balls, Calc. p.; as from a blunt nail in 
 rapid succession at root of nail of big, Sul. ; as 
 from a fine needle in big, Sul.; from fourth to 
 foot, Lyss.; in joints of left foot, worse in big, 
 Cann. i.; in left, I IDulc; in left big, lightning- 
 like, Daph. ; from left fourth into foot, Lyss. ; 
 when sitting still, Med.; to hips, then back 
 into body (ague), lElat. 
 
 Toes, smarting : between, IXatr. c; on inside 
 edge and at root of left big toe nail, Jalap. 
 
 Toes, soreness: Berb., ICanth., IColoc, IXatr. 
 m., I IBan.b.; balls, as if chafed while walk- 
 ing, I Ars.; in balls, thrilling pain on press- 
 ure,worse in ball of middle, extends along 
 toes, Ars. h.; between, IFluor. ac, IXatr. c, 
 IXatr. m.; in big, IXatr. c; in ball of big 
 (arthritis), ILed.; on inside of big, Sul.; of 
 skin on back of big, same side, Gamb.; 
 in fourth toe of right, I IDiosc.; in joints, 
 ICamph., I I Puis.; at ends of nails, with sweat 
 on feet, Merc, sul.; right big worse, Med.; 
 with foot sweat, IIBar. c. J^* excoriation. 
 
 Toes, spasms: begin, ICup. ac; bent under by 
 cramp in sole of right foot, worse putting foot 
 onground,better by compressing calf, Chel. ; big 
 toe turns up (acute hydrocephalus, after ery- 
 sipelatous eruption), lApis ; contraction, Gels.; 
 peculiar contractions in cholera Asiatica, 
 ICup. m. ; contraction, alternating with spasms 
 of glottis (hysteria), lAsaf.; convulsive 
 movements, IMosch.; drawing, begins con- 
 vulsions, ICup. in.; drawn downward, I Ars.; 
 drawn up, ICamph., Ferr. s., ILach. ; of right, 
 drawn up continuously during day and occa- 
 sionally at night, causing limping gait, with 
 tiresome sensation, renders walking difficult, 
 I ISec; flexed, I IPhyt.; little, drawn inward, 
 Calc. p. ; irregular movements commence (cho- 
 rea), ICup. ac. ; painful (cholera Asiatica), ICup. 
 m.; periodic, spasmodic contraction, ICup. ac; 
 rigid, after running pin into foot, I Hyper.; 
 spread, ICamph., IGlon.; tonic, in flexors, 
 I IChel.; painful, tonic, during a long walk, 
 Sil.; painful, turning up and inward (tuber- 
 cular meningitis), I Apis. J^gf* contraction, 
 cramp. 
 
 Toes, splinter : feeling of, under left middle toe- 
 nail, Ars. h. 
 
 Toes, sprained pain : in big, Aloe ; in joint of big, 
 Arm; in joints, All. sat. ; in bend of first joint, 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Toes, stabbing : in under side of big, I I Chel. 
 
 Toes, sticking : on ball of big, when putting 
 foot to ground, Asaf.; in big, and soreness in 
 integuments over large joint of left, Gamb.; 
 violent, intermittent, dull, in metatarsal bones 
 of left big and adjacent toes, during rest, 
 Verbas.; in right middle, Tnul. J^P* sting- 
 ing, stitches. 
 
 Toes, stiffness : II Apis, IColoc; and contrac- 
 tion, IGraph.; especially in morning, Diosc; 
 of tendons, ILed. 
 
 Toes, stinging : Calc. p., ICarbo v., IHep., 
 1 IRan. b.; in ball of big, I Kali c: in big, at 
 
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 33. LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 every step, Berb.; cannot put feet down, I Aur. 
 mur. ; in corns, on little, alternately, right and 
 left, Aph. ch. ; transient, in right, while stand- 
 ing, Ver. $g^T pricking, sticking, stitches. 
 
 Toes, stitches : Alum., Arund., IKalm.; in big, 
 Asaf.,Bry.,IKalm., ISil.; in ball ofbig,Berb., 
 Cann. i. ; burning, in ball of big, ICaust.; in 
 gout, Sabina ; in right big, Alum., Carbo v.; 
 in big, passing upward through right, after- 
 wards in left, Benz. ac.; sudden, in forepart of 
 right big, as if a needle were thrust in deep, 
 made him cry out, IRan. sc. ; single, in right 
 big, produced by stamping foot, Caps.; like 
 splinters, in big, 1 1 Agar.; violent, in big, ex- 
 tends into, IHep.; in joints, Berb., Nitr. sp. 
 d.; in joints, chiefly outward, Berb.; in left 
 big, Agnus, Bar.c; from left little to big, caus- 
 ing her to shudder, lArs. ;in right foot, I IMez.; 
 sudden, in right big, passing into a burning, 
 IRan. sc; in right big, in evening, I I Lye; 
 in metatarsal joints of right big (gout), 
 IBenz. ac; coming and going slowly, Amm. 
 m.; on stepping, with swelling of left foot, 
 ILyc B®* lancinating. 
 
 Toes, suppurating : ICanth. 
 
 Toes, sweat: I I Aeon., IPhyt.,Squilla; between, 
 IClem.; fetid, IPuls, HSil., IThuya. 8®- ex- 
 coriation, soreness ; also Feet sweat. 
 
 Toes, swelling: Ammoniac, I I Amm. c, ICar- 
 bo v., IColoc; in big, Cinch., INatr. c; big, 
 particularly in bed, evenings, Amm. c. ; of big, 
 in gout, Sabina ; in joint of big, Phos. ac; ball 
 of big, painful on stepping, 1 1 Led. ; with large 
 corns, must slit his shoes, I ISul.; small, epi- 
 thelial, in joints,. I IRuta ; gouty, in big, Eup. 
 perf.; joints of big, pain when pressed or lifted 
 (spinal disease), I Apis; painful, lymphatic 
 on ball of big, Bar. c; painful, like nails 
 growing in, Agar.; red, cannot put feet down, 
 
 I Aur. mur. ; red, shining, ISul.; red, of tips, 
 Cinch.; rheumatic, of left big, bluish red, with 
 pains as if somebody sawed at his bones with 
 a dull saw, better by heat of stove, worse from 
 sundown to sunrise, I ISyph.; in Rhus poison- 
 ing, I ISul.; of right big, Med.; ball of right 
 big, painful, pain shoots suddenly into body, 
 region of heart, or some other part, IDaph. ; 
 shining, inflammatory, red, with tension when 
 stepping on them, Thuya ; of tips, I I Mur. ac, 
 Thuya; tumefaction in large joint of big toe, 
 IBenz. ac. S^° gout, inflammation, rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Toes, tearing: I Aeon., lArg. met., Bism., 
 IColch., I I Kali c; in big, 1 1 Agar., INatr. c; 
 in evening, in big, Sil.; darting, in big, worse 
 at night, lying on right, or suffering side or 
 back, 1 1 Kali iod.; in first phalanx of big, 
 
 I I Kali c; in big, is painful as if ulcerated, 
 particularly near nail, 01. an.; cramplike, to 
 dorsum, I Anac ; fine, in arthritis, I Led. ; gouty, 
 ■Graph.; in left big, Bar. c; on inside edge 
 and at root of left big toe nail, Jalap.; in left 
 little, Arm; in ball of left little, I I Mez. ; in first 
 joint of left little, Lyss.; under nails, when 
 walking, ICamph. ; in metatarsal joints of right 
 big (gout), IBenz. ac; rheumatic, IGraph.; 
 through right big, in gout, I Ant. c. ; in right big, 
 awakened frorn sleep, Lachn.; sticking, in first 
 joint of right big, I I Zinc; in tips, when walk- 
 ing, ICamph.; worse from walking, Agnus, 
 Carbo v. 
 
 Toes, feel thick : ICalc p. 
 
 Toes, throbbing : in joint of big, Phos. ac; in 
 left big, from time to time, lAsaf.; in little, 
 (leprosy), I I Agar.; pulsation, in big, Asaf.; 
 pulsation on inside edge and at root of left 
 big toe nail, Jalap.; pulsating pains in three 
 middle, at night in bed, Gamb.; sudden pul- # 
 sating in joint of right big, Cinch, bol.; thump-' 
 ing pain in right big, worse in warmth, Ars. 
 h.; in tip of big, lAsaf, 
 
 Toes, tickling : I I Agar. 
 
 Toes, tingling : IHep., Jatroph., ILach., Sec; 
 as when circulation is impeded, Arum d.; as 
 after being frosted, IColch.; in left, Ailant.; in 
 right big, as if it would go to sleep, IColch. 
 
 Toes, twisted feeling : as if three small toes of 
 left foot would be twisted off, Tromb. 
 
 Toes, twitching: lAcon., lAct. rac, Stram.; 
 right to left big, Calc p.; convulsive (cholera), 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Toes, ulcerative pain : I Kali iod.; balls, as 
 if ulcerating, touch and on stepping, I ICaust. 
 
 Toes, ulcers: lArs., IBry., Caust., IGraph., 
 Plat.; on big, with stinging, I ISil.; little 
 discharge, spread and destroy joints and 
 phalanges and separate joints (leprosy), lAnt. 
 t.; festering sores, lArs.; gangrenous, I ILach.; 
 in upper part of joints, ISep.; on external 
 surface of left big, about level of articulation 
 of first phalanx, with metatarsal bone, one 
 centimetre in diameter, edges perpendicular, 
 base gravish, flat and exuding, caused by 
 wearing ill fitting boot, IPseonia ; leprous, 
 IGraph.; obstinate, originating in corroding 
 blisters, high callous edges, moist, flat red 
 base, IPetrol. ; phagedenic, on joints, Bor.; on 
 tips, ICarb v. 
 
 Toes, vibration : Berb. 
 
 Toes, warts : wartlike excrescences, Spig. 
 fi®"* Chap. 46, Eruption warts. 
 
 WALKING, air: feels as if stepping on, after 
 walking a while, I INatr. m. 
 
 Walking, ascending and descending: 
 JSgr' Chap. 35, Motion. 
 
 Walking, aggravation and amelioration : 
 E^ Chap. 35, Motion. 
 
 Walking, chorea: degenerates into hurried 
 running, IStram. 
 
 Walking, difficult: Ars. h., I I Kali br., Ver.; 
 awkward, I ILach.; clumsy, at night, ILith.; 
 weak, in diabetes, INatr. s.; in dropsy of peri- 
 cardium, I Apoc. ; heavy, dragging, in spermat- 
 orrhoea, IGels. ; hobbling gait (ague suppressed 
 by Cinchona), INatr. m.; a hindrance in left, 
 she walked as if treading on hard peas, I INux 
 m.; from nervous causes, IMagn. p.; impaired 
 power (chronic constipation), ICoca ; could 
 hardly step, Zinc. ; when going up stairs, mus- 
 cles seem to refuse to act so she was in danger 
 of falling, I I Phos. ; left, in luxatio spontanea, 
 IColoc; paralysis of extensors of left foot, after 
 typhus, ICrotal. 
 
 Walking, falling : INux m.; without apparent 
 cause, INatr. c. 
 
 Walking, feet : felt no bottom under, could not 
 rise, TrAtrop. s.; dragging, TrAtrop. s., Coccul., 
 Con., I I Iris, IMygale, I INux v., I ITarant.; 
 dragging, left, in chorea, ICup. ac, ILach.; 
 dragging, direction of steps towards left, 
 I ILach.; dragging, left, after vertigo, Cypr.; 
 dragging, in softening of brain, IPhos. ; falls 
 over his own feet, Stram.; must step higher 
 with right foot, Badiag.; cannot put left to 
 
LOWER LIMBS. 
 
 987 
 
 ground, only when standing (affection of 
 knee), IMagn. c; partial inability to lift, in 
 order to step up stairs, caused by tendons being 
 contracted and shortened, I ISyph.; difficulty 
 in raising, with frequent stumbling, Zinc; 
 shuffling, as if dragged along, Sec. ; on attempt- 
 ing, pressed hand upon loin and slid feet along 
 ground as if a paretic condition (posterior 
 spinal sclerosis), I I Pic. ac; will not support 
 him, falls from side to side, Ruta. JS®" diffi- 
 cult ; also Hip disease. 
 
 Walking, gressus gallinaceus : lAur. met., 
 IILach., IMagn. p., HSil. 
 
 Walking, gressus vaccinus : ICic, UPhos.; 
 does not step properly on soles, they tilt in- 
 ward and walking is done on outer edge of 
 foot, ICic; with spinal complaints, Hod., Sec. 
 
 Walking, heavy gait : I I Iris. 
 
 Walking, inability : in angina pectoris, ITabac; 
 child set. 9 (chorea), lAsaf.; in diabetes, 
 I I Uran. n. ; after suppressed gonorrhoea, 
 I I Thuya ; partial paralysis, Atrop. s.; in 
 phlegmasia alba dolens, INatr s.; on rising, 
 after sitting, falls back again, Ruta ; seems 
 impossible, Ascl. t. g£5^* Legs paralysis. 
 
 W T alking, injuries: concussion of spine, walks 
 with a rolling motion, I Hyper.; cannot (after 
 a fall on coccyx), I Hyper.; after a fall, could 
 not, dread of motion, screamed if one attempt- 
 ed to lift her from one place to another, 
 must be held on lap, I Hyper. 
 
 Walking, irksome : IKali c. 
 
 Walking, learning : child will not stand, loses 
 flesh, ICalc p., INatr. m.; difficult, ICalc,ISul. 
 
 Walking, limping: Hod., Rumex, I I Staph., 
 I ISul., Tromb. $gg^ feet ; also Hip disease. 
 
 Walking, locomotor ataxia: irresolute gait, 
 lArg. nit.; for four or five weeks, feeling when 
 walking as if left foot were pulled around in- 
 ward, worse for last two weeks, so that he 
 sometimes looked to see if it were really so, 
 MPsor. gg^ 1 difficult, staggering; also 
 Chap. 31, Spinal cord atrophy. 
 
 Walking, painful : in sick headache, ISul. ; in 
 ovaritis, I I Ustil. ; has to step with great care 
 to avoid a jar, IIBell. 
 
 Walking, restless : day and night, in delirium 
 tremens, I IStram.; further than she ought, 
 Ars. fi^Chap. 36, Restlessness. 
 
 Walking, shuffling: in mental disturbance, 
 I I Staph.; in myelitis acuta, I I Op. 
 
 Walking, slipping : INatr. c. 
 
 Walking, slow : dragging, I Cham.; tottering, as 
 after severe illness, Alum. 
 
 Walking, staggering : Amyg , Arg. nit., ICaps., 
 ICon., 1 1 Dig., Hyos., Ilgn., IKali br. INux 
 m., INux v., I ISticta, Yal., Zinc; in brain af- 
 fections, I Gels., IKali br.; as if drunk, Tereb.; 
 in melancholy, after mortification, Ilgn.; in 
 chronic ovaritis, Hod.; loss of power of co- 
 ordination on 'rising from a seat after sitting, 
 takes long strides, high steps, return after 
 sitting or lying, I I Rhus ; with seminal emis- 
 sions, IKali br.; with vertigo, IKali br., 
 I IKali n.; with vertigo in forehead, Oleand.; 
 when walking out of doors, Con. ; from weak- 
 ness, ICon.; not firm, Arab., I I Zinc. 
 
 Walking, stooping : in brain affections of chil- 
 dren, I ISul.; bends forward, Arg. met., ISul.; 
 crowded up, lEup. perf. § 
 
 Walking, stumbling : INatr. c, IPhos.; in cho- 
 rea, ILach.; liability to fall over small objects 
 (emotional chorea), Ilgn.; falls from any little 
 obstruction on pavement, INatr. c; catching 
 his toes in every little projection of floor or 
 pavement (spinal irritation), IPhos.; on trying 
 to walk (nystagmus), I Agar. 
 
 Walking, tottering: lAilant,, Bell., Bufo., 
 ICamph., ILach., I ISyph.; in open air, as if 
 legs could not support body on account of 
 weakness, Verbas.; during climacteric period, 
 I I Zinc; in meningeal tuberculosis, I ICaust.; 
 as if he were not sure of himself (multiple 
 sclerosis), IPhos.; as if thighs were weak, 
 Ruta; with vertigo, Agar., IMur. ac 
 
 Walking, trembling gait: in myelitis, I I Op. 
 
 Walking, uncertain gait: does not arrive at 
 point he sets out for (chorea), I I Agar.; feel as 
 if legs were going out from under him and 
 that he w T ill fall backward from slightest gust 
 of wind (mental disturbance), I I Staph.; fre- 
 quent false steps, IKali br. ; joints weak (dur- 
 ing pregnancy), Murex ; legs do not go right, 
 Med. ; looks to see if really moving (locomo- 
 tor ataxia), IKali br.; in melancholy, lAur. 
 met.; false perception, missing steps going 
 down stairs, Strain.; in rheumatism, IColch.; 
 legs feel as if all over sidewalk (locomotor 
 ataxia), IKali br. ; particularly going dowm 
 stairs, with trembling of leg and pain in right 
 hip and leg, when walking (parenchymatous 
 metritis), I I Lac c. 
 
 Walking, unsteadiness: Cup. ars., IGlon., 
 IHydr. ac, Lye vir., INatr. c, IPhos., Tarax.; 
 in chorea, I I Act. rac, IMygale ; extreme, 
 he can stand a short time, knees shaking, con- 
 stantly falls over feet if he takes a few steps 
 and is not able to rise again without assistance 
 (paralysis agitans), I I Rhus; easy falling of 
 little children (dentition, chorea, rheumatism, 
 verrucse, meningeal tuberculosis, pertussis), 
 I ICaust. ; feeling, Lye vir.; from knees down- 
 ward, must tread carefully, especially when 
 eyes are closed on walking (tabes dorsalis), 
 I ICalab.; legs, seemed as if drunk (concussion 
 of spine), I Hyper.; very peculiar motion of 
 legs, they are bent and unsteady and are moved 
 forward as if it were an effort for him to sup- 
 port spinal column, I IPhos.; with locomotor 
 ataxia, IKali br.; after mental labor, especially 
 when he thinks himself unobserved, lArg. 
 nit.; with tendency to paralysis (apoplexy), 
 IPlumb.; staggers as if drunk, IGels.; cannot 
 walk straight, must be led, I IStram.; in tabes 
 dorsalis, ISul.; with vertigo, Sec. 
 
 Walking, vacillating: Bapt.; in threatened 
 cerebral softening, INux v.; in emotional 
 chorea, Ilgn. 
 
 Walking, wavering : in melancholy, I Aur. met.; 
 from weakness of thighs, IMur. ac. 
 
 Walking, weakness : ICoca. JS£§^°Legs weak- 
 ness 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 Joints. Limbs. 
 
 JOINTS, abscess: -Calc p., ■Merc.JSiL; fistu- 
 la?, thin, watery pus, IPhos.; strumous suppu- 
 ration, IHep. 
 
 Joints, aching: iEsc h., Cepa, I Kalm.; on awak- 
 ing, Ptel.; deep, dull, induced by cold, with 
 loss of motion, IGels.; in diabetes, IIRatan. ; 
 distress, with languor, I I Ptel.; distress, in 
 large, with restlessness all night, I I Polyp.; 
 especially in joints (cholera), IChin. s. 
 
 Joints, affections in general ; I I Hyper., ISa- 
 bina; of ligaments, Kali iod., ■Rhus; in pale, 
 thin, cachectic subjects, 101. jec; acts more on 
 small, I IColch., I I Led.; with swelling or red- 
 ness, IColch.; of tendons, IRhus. 
 
 Joints, boring : deep, in caries, lAur. mur. 
 
 Joints, broken feeling : Paris. 
 
 Joints, bruised feeling : Calad., ICham., ICro- 
 tal., IHyper., IMez., I IMur.ac.,IIRhus; as if 
 beaten, ICon., ILith.; as if beaten, in lead 
 colic, lAlum.; as if beaten, in morning, Ca- 
 lad.; as if beaten, in exostoses on skull, lArg. 
 met.; as if crushed, Bufo.; after epistaxis, 
 Agar.; as from fatigue, I Cist.; in morning, 
 Phos. ac; paralytic, during motion,Arn.; bet- 
 ter after rising, ICarbo v. 
 
 Joints, burning : spots, causing one to moan 
 and groan (arthritis vaga), IMang. 
 
 Joints, bursae: formication, ISul.; hard, ISul.; 
 inflammation,Ant. c.,Apis, Ars., Bell., Graph., 
 Hep., Iod., Puis., IISiL, ISticta, ISul. 
 ®HT Knees bursae. 
 
 Joints, caries: lAur. mur. $^~ Chap. 44, 
 Bones caries. 
 
 Joints, coldness : Cinnab.,INatr. m.; in cholera 
 Asiatica, ICamph. 
 
 Joints, contraction : lAnac, ICaust., IForm., 
 I Merc, Nitr. ac; particularly in knees, ICup. 
 m.; painful flexure, IColch. 
 
 Joints, cracking: Agar., Ang., ICamph. ,ICaps., 
 ICoccul., IFerr., INatr. s., Nitr. ac, IPetrol.; 
 with pain as if bruised, especially in legs, 
 ICham.; as if dry, ICalc; especially in elbows, 
 Med.; after gouty affections, ICarb. s.; on mo- 
 tion, Kali bi., IKali c, INatr. m.; on motion, 
 even knees and elbows, Ars. h.; on motion, 
 with arthritic swelling, ISul.; on least motion, 
 pain quite severe till 10 p.m., Lyss. ; noises, 
 Agar.; with pains, I Sep.; with pain, as if dis- 
 located, Calad.; when stretched, ILyc,IIRhus, 
 Thuya ; synovial crepitation, I INatr. p.; when 
 walking or turning, Caulo. 
 
 Joints, cramps: Phos. ac. 
 
 Joints, cutting: Cadm. s., Guarsea; as if a cut- 
 ting instrument were piercing all joints, sen- 
 sation like electric shocks, Vespa. 
 
 Joints, darting: I ISticta; tearing, worse at 
 night, lying on right or suffering side, or back, 
 I IKali iod. 
 
 Joints, dislocated : lArn., IRhus ; easily, 
 ICalc. : Ferr. s., IPhos. Jg^~ sprain. 
 
 Joints, dislocated feeling : Ign.; in chorea, 
 I Agar.; at every motion, Paris. 
 
 Joints, drawing : Aeon., INux m.; in medium 
 and smaller, I IBry.; painful, worse after tak- 
 ing wine, ILed. f^* rheumatism. 
 
 Joints, eruption : iEthus.; eczema, in bends, 
 I ILed.; dry, herpetic, in bends, itchingJHep.; 
 dry, herpetic scabs, ■Staph. ; sero-purulent 
 herpes, itching violently towards evening, 
 IKreo.; itchlike, with articular rheumatism, 
 Jacea; pimples, ICalc p.; itching pimples, 
 lApis; scaly, on flexor surface, INatr. m. ; 
 tetter in bends, oozing acrid fluid, INatr. m.; 
 making walking difficult, as if encased in 
 armor, I IPsor. 
 
 Joints, erysipelas : IBry. 
 
 Joints, excoriation : in bends, Squilla. 
 
 Joints, fistulae : 101. jec. 
 
 Joints, fungus : lAnt. c. 
 
 Joints, gnawing: Dros.; in caries, lAur. mur. 
 
 Joints, gout : Aeon., • Anag. , • Anthrok. , I Ant. 
 c, lAnt. t., lApis, IIArn., lArs., -Aspar., 
 IBapt., IBell., IBenz. ac, I IBry., IIBufo., 
 HCalc, jCalc. p., iCalcs., Caps., ICarbo s., 
 ICaust., jCed., 1 1 Chloral., Cinch., Clem., 
 CoccuL, Cochl., I IColch., IColoc, Eup. perf., 
 Ferr. m., IForm., IGuaiac, IHep., ■ Hyper., 
 ■Iod., Jacea, IKali ars., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 ■Kalim., IILacc, Led., IILyc, IIMagn. c, 
 IMang., INatr. s., I INux v., I 101. jec, Phos., 
 Phos. ac.,Plumb.,IPuls.,IRhod.,ISabina, I I Sal. 
 ac, ISars., ISiL, ISul., ;Tereb.; amblyopia, 
 from metastasis, IPuls. ; alternates with asth- 
 ma, ISul.; old atonic, IForm., jTereb.; with 
 irritable bladder, INux v.; with morbus 
 Brightii, IKali iod.; arthritic deposits, 
 lAur. met.; calcareous deposits, with pain- 
 ful spasmodic jerking of legs, ■Menyanth.; 
 with chronic catarrh, IKali c; disposition to 
 formation of chalkstones, Coff. t. ; chronic, 
 IIAur. mur. nat., IForm.; during chronic form 
 acute paroxysms set in, IColch.; chronic, with- 
 out fever, I Ant. c; chronic, rheumatic, ILyc; 
 during climacteric period, 1 1 Sal. ac; concre- 
 tions, I IBenz. ac; with contractions, Bry., 
 Calc, ICaust,, Coloc, Guaiac, Rhus, ISil., 
 ■ ISul., Thuya; disposition to, ISep.; in drunk- 
 ards, Aeon., Ars., lAstac, IColch., Lach., Led., 
 INux v., ISul.; dyscrasia, ICarb. s.; from eat- 
 ing rich food, BAnt. c, ICalc, Iod., I INux v., 
 ■Puis., Sul.; with fibrous exudation in great 
 toe joint, IRhod.; with slight fever and great 
 debility, Indig.; suppressed, causes gastralgia, 
 ■Abrot.; with gleet, IMez.; disturbing gen- 
 eral health, • Ammoniac; incipient, ■Cham., 
 I I Pod.; incipient, in drunkards, I INux v.; 
 with inflammation and swelling, IBell.; after 
 acute inflammatory conditions, BCarb.s. ; lame- 
 like pain, now in shoulder and elbow joint, 
 now in hip and knee, worse in warm room, 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 989 
 
 better in open air, generally in one side of 
 body, worse on right, I I Sabina ; lies upon, 
 back with bent knees, I Kali iod.; attacking 
 many joints, IColch.; metastasis, Aeon., Bell.; 
 Nux v., Sars., Sul.; metastasis, in gastric ca- 
 tarrh, I Ant. c; metastasis, to intestines or 
 stomach, Cinnam.; worse from motion, heat 
 of bed and evenings, ILed. ; affections of nerve 
 branches, CheL; thin fluid, profuse discharge 
 from nose, Rhod.; with ozsena, I Kali e; gouty 
 pains, Anag., MCaust. ; severe paroxysms, 
 I IHydrocot. ; rheumatic, I I Rhus; rheumatic, 
 in corpulent men, advanced in life, IStaph.; 
 worse after sleep, Ant. sul. aur. ; deposits cause 
 stiffness, ICaust.; with stiffness and swelling 
 of hands and feet, IColch.; retrocession to 
 stomach, INux m.; with sweats, IMerc; with 
 swelling, IPuls.; with or without swelling, 
 ISuL; shining red swelling, IMerc; swelling 
 not of long standing, ICarbo s.; tearing and 
 stitching, with contractions of parts, IGuaiac.; 
 tendons hard as a bone, in gout, I Kali iod.; 
 with tension, worse from contact and motion, 
 IIBry.; fluid in great toe joint, or with lith- 
 ates, Amm. ben.; wandering, Am., ICinnab., 
 Mang., Nux m., Nux v., Puis.; from working 
 in water, I Ant. c, Ars., Calc, IDulc., Nux m., 
 IPuls., IRhus, Sars.; for many weeks, I IPsor. 
 jgg^* arthritis, nodes, rheumatism, stiff- 
 ness, swelling. 
 
 Joints, heat: I Act. rac, I ILed.; cannot bear, 
 IGuaiac; burning, Guarasa ; feels so hot he 
 throws off all covering (arthritis), ILed.; 
 worse in knees, with acute piercing, worse 
 motion, better dry heat (rheumatism), ISal. 
 ac; in acute rheumatism,IKalm.; in inflamma- 
 tory rheumatism, ISticta. jf^iP'inflammation. 
 
 Joints, heaviness: _<Ese h., Ailant.; after 
 slightest exertion, Ammoniac 
 
 Joints, inflammation (arthritis): lAcon., lAng., 
 ICaust., IFerr. ph., Hod., IILith., IMang., 
 Menyanth., I INatr. s., IPsor., I I Sabina, 
 ■Sep., ISars.; low, asthenic cases (maltreated 
 by large doses of Colchicum), lancinating, 
 tearing pains, worse by motion and before 
 midnight,* ILed.; from blows, or sprains, 
 Rhus; chronic, ICaust.; chronic, especially 
 from blows, strains, etc., IRhus; chronic, 
 with violent nightly pains, I Hod.; nightly, 
 insupportable digging, Mang.; erysipelatous, 
 IBry.; fibrous portions, particularly in knee, 
 IISiL; fungoid, Kali s. ; excessive hyperes- 
 thesia, slightest concussion of air, floor or bed 
 renders pains unbearable, IColch.; of larger, 
 especially in arms, Ruta ; after abuse of mer- 
 cury or quinine, ILach.; cannot move, in en- 
 docarditis, I Aur. met.; periodic, INatr. m. ; 
 changes position to get relief, I I Sabina ; red- 
 ness, IBry.; redness, with tearing in limbs 
 (syphilis), I I Rhod.; rheumatic,! Ant. t., Hyper., 
 IKreo.; rheumatic, worse evening and night, 
 I Aeon.; rheumatic, in small joints, and at night 
 and from motion, ILact. ac; synovitis, IIApis, 
 IBell., IIBry., ICalc, ICaust., IFerr. ph., Hod., 
 IKali c, IKali iod., ILed., ILyc, IMerc, 
 IIPhyt.,IPuls.,IRhus,ISep.,ISil.,ISul.,IIVer.v.; 
 synovitis, scrofulous, ICalc; synovitis, sub- 
 acute, ISul. ; synovitis, chronic/syphilitic, or 
 strumous, IMerc; swelling, heat and redness, 
 intense, ISyph.; with dark red urine, I INatr.p. 
 EggT burning, gout, heat, redness, rheuma- 
 tism, swelling. 
 
 Joints, injuries : surgical operations or wounds, 
 ICalend. fi®" dislocated, sprain. 
 
 Joints, itching: ISpig.; in bends, IPhos. ac, 
 1 1 Zinc; in folds, particularly ankle, Sel. 
 
 Joints, jerks : sudden, I I Apis. 
 
 Joints, lameness: I Aloe, IBry., Seneg.; with 
 
 ■ gout of knees, after an attack of tertian ague, 
 with tophi, I INux v.; left side, Brom.; in 
 ligaments, IPuls. 
 
 Joints, lancinating : I ISticta ; followed by con- 
 traction, IGuaiac. 
 
 Joints, necrosis : INitr. ac. jgggT* Chap. 44, 
 Bones necrosis. 
 
 Joints, neuralgia (arthralgia) : I Ars., IBell., 
 IBry., IColch., ILyc, I IMang., IMerc, 
 UPlumb., ISul. E£&~ gout, rheumatism. 
 
 Joints, nodes: Abrot., Ant. c, IIBenz. ac, 
 IBry., ICalc, Carbo a., IForm., Graph., -Kali 
 ars., ILed., IILith., ILyc, Nux v., IRhod., 
 ISabina, ISil., IStaph.; painful, ILed.; noctur- 
 nal pains, ILyc; tearing, at night, worse dur- 
 ing rest, and on alternate days, I I Lye 
 j^g°* gout, swelling. 
 
 Joints, numbness: Alum., I llpec, I ILed., 
 ILyc, Plat.; in rheumatism, I IPuls. 
 
 Joints, pain (undefined) : IApis,IAurant., • Calc 
 s.,Caps., Case, Cop., Diad., IGuaiac, ILyc.,, 
 Lyss., I I Senecio ; suddenly wander to abdo- 
 men, Daph.; in all, 1 1 Thuya ; in amenorrhcea,. 
 ILach.; in bed, Calc p.; cannot bend, Ruta; 
 worse, afterwards in bones, ICalc. p.; in ca- 
 tarrh, I I Ran. sc; with shaking chill, lasting 
 five hours (tertian ague), I INux v.; in chill, 
 IHell.; on exposure to cold, IDulc; from tak- 
 ing cold, Caps. ; brought on by least cold, with 
 irritable cough, swallowing excites pain,Phos. 
 ac; especially about condyles, Yer. v.; with 
 convulsive motion of hands and arms,Plumb.; 
 gonorrhceal, Thuya ; violent, during growth 
 of children and young people, ISil.; with heat,. 
 IPhyt.; inside, Asaf.; knocking, makes pa- 
 tients scream with pain, ICochl.; as if lame- 
 (smallpox), I IVar.; in large, Erig. ; worse, in 
 left, ICalc p.; while lying still towards morn- 
 ing, worse lying on side, better on moving 
 about and on rising, Cochl.; toward morning, 
 lying still, worse lying on side, pass off on 
 motion and getting up, Cochl.; on motion, 
 Paris, i I Rheum ; on motion, as if stiff and 
 would break, Cham.; on beginning to move, 
 ■Caps.; better by moving, IPhos.; violent at 
 night (chronic, arthritic affections), I Hod.; 
 with numbness, ILyc; in rheumatism, 
 IVer. v.; in inflammatory rheumatism, IVer. 
 v.; severe, IIAnthrac; in skin, IMang.;. 
 alternates with skin affection, IStaph.; from 
 sprains, overlifting or overstraining, I IRhus; 
 transient, principally right elbow, which 
 perspires, Ced.; violent, Hippoz.; on begin- 
 ning to walk, Caps.; preventing walking,, 
 ing, I lOl.jec; better by warmth, I IBry. 
 
 Joints, pale : I ILed.; in rheumatism, IMerc. 
 
 Joints, paralysis : painless, ILaur. 
 
 Joints, paralytic feeling: Euphor.; painful, 
 ■ Caps., Plumb.; painful, in all, on moving 
 body, at night, in bed, ILed. 
 
 Joints, piercing: Dig.; particularly in elbow 
 and hip joints, Con. 
 
 Joints, pinching : Menyanth. 
 
 Joints, pressing feeling : I Alum.; as of a load, 
 particularly in morning, in bed, and when sit- 
 ting, Cinch.; painful, I IKali c 
 
990 
 
 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 Joints, redness: IIRhus; pinkish, with itch- 
 ing, as of nettlerash, Colch.; in acute rheu- 
 matism, ICoccul., IKalm.; in inflammatory 
 rheumatism, IVer. v.; slight, in rheumatism, 
 IMerc; and swelling, with stinging, IPuls.; 
 with wandering pains, shifting rapidly from 
 one part to another, 1 1 Puis. S^ inflamma- 
 tion. 
 
 Joints, rhagades: in bends, brownish fluid 
 oozes out, becomes ulcerous, Hippoz.; in bends, 
 ■ IGraph.; in bends, with soreness, Mang. 
 
 Joints, rheumatism: I Act. rac, I lArs. s. f., 
 Ascl.t., IIBry., Chlorof., Clem., Ham., IHep., 
 IKali bi., IKali s., ILact. ac, IMerc, I INatr. 
 p., 1 101. jec, I lOxal. ac, Sec,Senecio, I ISpig., 
 ITereb.; acute, I Aeon., I Act. rac, I Ant. t., 
 I I Am, Ascl., IBell., IIBry., Caulo., ICham., 
 IChin. s., Cinch., IColch., IDulc, IIFerr. ph., 
 Ign., IKali cy., IKali m., Kali s., IMerc, 
 MNux v., IPuls., Rheum, IRhod., IIRhus, 
 USal. ac, IVer. v.; acute, with endocarditis, 
 IKali n.; acute, goes from joint to joint, right 
 shoulder to hip, left hip to right, Rheum ; 
 acute, in fast or debilitated men, with shift- 
 ing pains, IStaph.; acute, pains worse from 
 motion and during evening or soon after go- 
 ing to bed, IKalm. ; acute, with pericarditis and 
 pleuro-pneumonia, Hod. ; acute, with pleuritis, 
 ISul.; acute, from joint to joint, with redness, 
 swelling and stiffness, slightest touch or 
 motion causes intense pain, ICoccul.; acute, 
 pains shift, begin in upper extremities and 
 •subsequently felt in lower, IKalm.; swelling 
 pale red, pain worse from slightest mo- 
 tion, IIBry.; in nearly all joints, IKali bi., 
 IKalm. ; mostly in bones and joints, worse 
 in evenings, better by moving, Mar. v.; 
 treated externally, cardiac symptoms, IKalm.; 
 with chest troubles after repelled itch, IHep.; 
 chronic, Abrot., I Arm, DBry., ICalc, -Calc 
 p., HCaust., Chim. m., Clem., IDulc, 
 IHep., Ign., ILach., IILyc, IMerc, Natr. 
 m., Nux v., 1101. caje., IPhos., IPhyt., 
 Puis., IRhus, ISal. ac, ISul., Thuya, IVer.; 
 chronic, affecting smaller joints and their 
 ligaments, IRhod.; chronic, after Bryonia 
 stitch pain leaves and dull pressive pain 
 remains, ISul.; after catching cold, IColoc; 
 from every cold (uterine displacement), 
 ICalc. p.; second stage, where deposits are 
 to be removed, ISul.; diphtheritic, ISal. ac; 
 dyspnoea, Cann. s.; itchlike eruption about 
 joints, Jacea ; worse in evening and at night, 
 in bed, Stront.; with slight fever and great 
 debility, Indig. ; especially in fingers, pains 
 suddenly go to heart, urine dark red, I INatr. 
 s. ; genus epidemicus, gastric, IColch.; gastric 
 affections before and during, IColch.; gonor- 
 rhoea!, I Clem., ICon., Lye, I IPsor., IIThuya; 
 by cold, I IMed., IPuls., ISal. ac, Sep., Sul., 
 ITereb.; gonorrhoeal, especially if located in 
 fibrous part of knee joint, ICop.; gonorrhoeal, 
 mercurial, IPhyt.; gonorrhoeal, in chronic 
 inebriates, I Crotal.; pains suddenly leave and 
 go to heart, IKalm.; with heart disease, 
 ICact.; heart disease, after acute, IColch.; 
 heart disease, after frequent attacks, or alter- 
 nating, IIKalm. ; endocarditis, IKalm.; inci- 
 pient endo- and pericarditis, I I Plat.; erratic, 
 attacking heart, Aur.met.; with pain in heart, 
 ICact. ; when pericardium or heart are sym- 
 pathetically affected, Merc, per.; attacks 
 
 heart, going from upper to lower parts, 
 IKali c. ; valvular disease, after severe and 
 prolonged, ICollin., IIKalm.; after heat is 
 relieved, I lAur. met.; with great heat, 
 for weeks, first in finger of left hand, then in 
 other joints, then in right side, changing lo- 
 cality continually, when it attacked one joint 
 it increased for five or six hours to an un- 
 bearable height, as if joint were being chopped 
 with an axe, then it decreased for five or six 
 hours, but before it had fully abated began 
 in another joint, better from midnight to 
 morning, after pains had left, joint remained 
 immovable for a long time, I IPhyt.; worse in 
 hip and knee, IKreo.; inflammatory, lAcon., 
 Agnus, IBell., IBenz. ac,Berb., IBry., ICalc p., 
 IColch., IColoc, IIFerr. ph., IKali bi., I Sang., 
 I ISpig., ISticta ; inflammatory, sensitive to 
 cold air and to touch, slightest jar or knock 
 causing intense pain, Spig.; inflammatory, 
 during climacteric period, I ISal. ac; in- 
 flammatory, with cutting burning, extend- 
 ing into head, particularly in forehead, Co- 
 loc ; inflammatory, with diarrhoea, I I Rheum ; 
 inflammatory, especially in elbows or knees, 
 with swelling and redness, fever and sen- 
 sitiveness to least jar, ISal. ac; inflam- 
 matory, with endocarditis or myocarditis, 
 IPhos.; inflammatory, with gastric com- 
 plication, affects especially left shoulder, 
 hip and knee, Ver. v.; inflammatory, pain 
 comes on at 10 p.m., and lasts till 6 a.m., 
 I IRhus; inflammatory, circumscribed redness, 
 ISticta ; inflammatory, redness, swelling, ex- 
 cruciating pain on motion, all joints may be 
 successively attacked, apt to begin in feet and 
 pass to upper joints, pains worse at night, 
 ISul.; inflammatory, pain almost constant in 
 right side, followed by paralysis, I I Rhus ; causes 
 chronic lameness, Kali m. ; confined to large, 
 ■Ascl. s., INux v. ; severe pain in all joints on 
 left and several on right side, ISal. ac 
 metastasis to internal organs, IColch.; worse in 
 morning and evening, and after eating, 1 1 Phos. 
 worse from slightest motion, HBry., IFerr 
 ph.; with nervous excitability, ICham.; at 
 tacking one joint after another, IFerr. ph. 
 ■Sal. ac; with ozsena, IKali c; pain intense 
 tenderness, I ISal. ac; pains maddening, in 
 creasing day and night, IKali s.; pain on mo 
 tion, lAnt. t. ; periosteal, IStill.; as if in perioS' 
 teum, confined to small spots and reappears on 
 change of weather, IRhod.; returns,repeatedly 
 attacking part after part, even internal organs, 
 ICamph. ; shifting, particularly of small joints, 
 Caulo.; shifts from joint to joint, generally 
 crosswise, worse from touch or motion or at 
 night, IMang. ; of single joints, Chel.; especially 
 in smaller joints, Caulo.; small joints, espe- 
 cially in hands, I Act. sp.; on approach of a 
 rainstorm or in rainy changeable weather, 
 Melil.; appearing suddenly, mostly in joints, 
 with restlessness, 1 1 Form.; attacks breaking 
 forth suddenly and ^ disappearing suddenly, 
 shifting, acute, merging into chronic, or dur- 
 ing chronic form acute attacks set in, IColch.; 
 suppressed, heart symptoms, IKalm. ;withswell- 
 ing,IPuls.;swelling,painful, I IHam.:with swell- 
 ing and spasmodic pain, ISang.; without swell- 
 ing, lArg. met.; with swelling of wrists and 
 ankles, ILach. ; syphilitic, ICrotal. , Kali iod., 
 IPhyt.; least touch painful, IChel.; attacking 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
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 rnusclesof trunk andlargejoints,INux v.; swell- 
 ing -and redness, IPhyt.; red shining swelling, 
 worse from touch, or motion or at night, IMang.; 
 wandering, IColch., IForm., Kali s., IIPuls.; 
 after getting wet, with gastric affections, in 
 latter stages, IColch.; from getting wet, espe- 
 cially feet,or in protracted wet weather,! IPuls.; 
 particularly in young persons, when first at- 
 tack makes its appearance, IColch. g^" gout, 
 inflammation, stiffness, swelling. 
 
 Joints, sensitiveness: painful, on motion, 
 I Am., IBell., IIBry.; intolerant of pressure, 
 IGuaiac; tender (inflammatory rheumatism), 
 IVer. v.; to touch, as if beaten, IPuls.; to touch, 
 worse from heat and motion (acute rheuma- 
 tism), ILac c; on touch and when attempting 
 to move (rheumatism), I IPuls. 
 
 Joints, separated : as if parts were, Stram. 
 
 Joints, sharp pain : I ISticta. 
 
 Joints, shooting: ICamph.; in afternoon and 
 evening, Tromb.; worse at night, especially 
 during a chill (mercurial rheumatism), IHep.; 
 especially in smaller, 1 1 Iris. 
 
 Joints, skin : irritation of cuticle, ICaust. 
 
 Joints, softness : after Caust.; in rheumatism, 
 IGuaiac. 
 
 Joints, soreness: lArg. met., ICham., I INatr. 
 p. ; especially on descending, lArg. met.; after 
 epistaxis, Agar.; in apyrexia of intermittent, 
 lApis; with weakness and heaviness of legs 
 and back, 1 1 Pic. ac; in bends, Squilla ; worse 
 from heat and motion (acute rheumatism), 
 ILac c. 
 
 Joints, sprained feeling: ILach.; in rheuma- 
 tism, IMerc. 
 
 Joints, sprains: Agnus, Amm. c, lArn., Bell., 
 IBry., Calc, Carbo v., Ign., Lye, Natr. c, 
 Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Petrol., Phos., 
 Puis., IIRhus, Sep., Sul.; easily sprained, 
 ICarbo a.; especially in old rheumatic pa- 
 tients, I Petrol. 
 
 Joints, stabbing : worse at night and from ex- 
 ternal warmth (syphilitic or strumous syno- 
 vitis), IMerc. E^* stitches. 
 
 Joints, sticking: I I Kali c; during chill, 
 I I Hell. 
 
 Joints, stiffness: ^Esc. h., Ars., Bry., ICaps., 
 Carbo a., I ICaust., ICoccul., Coloc, IForm., 
 ILyc, INatr. m., IPetrol.; anchylosis, spuri- 
 ous, IRhus ; anchylosis, spurious, with chron- 
 ic arthritis, IKali iod. ; in arthritis, ILed.; 
 with cracking when moved (rheumatism), 
 IPetrol.; feeling, Natr. a.; particularly in fin- 
 gers, ICitrus ; in suppressed gonorrhoea, I I Med.; 
 in gout, IKali iod.; worse from heat and mo- 
 tion (acute rheumatism), ILac. c; immovable, 
 Ars. s. r. ; immovable, in gout, IKali iod. ; nearly 
 inflexible (chronic gout or rheumatism of 
 elderly persons), 1101. jec; with lancinating, 
 above transverse, I I Zinc; almost as firmly 
 locked as if anchylosed (endocarditis), lAur. 
 met.; cannot move from pain, in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, IRhus ; in morning, Act. 
 rac; in morning, on rising from bed, espe- 
 cially shoulders, sacral and hip joints, Staph.; 
 on motion, IStaph.; with tearing, worse at 
 night, IIRhod.; with arthritic nodosities, 
 ICalc; with numbness, Colch.; with ar- 
 thritic pains, IColch., ISep.; pricking, Abrot.; 
 during rest, goes off during motion, 
 I IRhus ;■ in acute rheumatism, I I Chin, s.; in 
 rheumatism, Sticta, ISul.; in acute articular 
 
 rheumatism, ICoccul.; rigid, ILyc; gradual 
 rigidity, after eruption, Syph.; from sprains, 
 overlifting, or overstraining, IIRhus; as if 
 strained, Bapt.; on beginning to walk, Caps.; 
 preventing walking, I 101. jec; could only 
 move them after applying cold water, ILed. 
 gi^ gout, rheumatism. 
 
 Joints, stinging: lApis, Dros., IKali c, Lact. 
 ac, Menyanth.; in swollen, worse in heated 
 room, better in cool air or cool room,ISabina. 
 
 Joints, stitches: Agar., IIBry., IColch., I I Dros., 
 IHep., IKreo., Thuya; with fever, I I Hell.; 
 worse in hip and knee, IKreo.; in large, IBry.; 
 worse on rising from a seat, IRhus. 
 
 Joints, stretching : disposition to stretch, bend 
 or crack, ICaust. 
 
 Joints, suppuration : gggp abscess. 
 
 Joints, sweat : in bends, ISep. 
 
 Joints, swelling : lAct. rac, Anag., Bufo., 
 I ICalc, IGuaiac, I ILed., ISul. ; worse in after- 
 noon, ICinch.; could not stay in bed a single 
 night, IKali m.; bluish, after spasms, ILach.; 
 with cracking, on motion, ISul.; distension, 
 Berb.; dropsical, I Apis, I Ant. t. ; enlargement, 
 i Ammoniac, j Hippoz.; after slight fatigue, 
 I Act. sp.; indurated enlargement of fascia 
 and capsular ligaments, ICalc fl.; feeling, 
 Paris ; inflammatory, INatr. m. ; acute in- 
 flammatory, wandering first from one place 
 to another, worse at night, in rest, and 
 during rough stormy weather, IRhod.; 
 worse in knees, with acute piercing, worse 
 on motion, better in dry heat (rheumatism), 
 ISal. ac; with numbness, Colch.; cedema- 
 tous,Thuya; cedematous, may feel cold to touch 
 (arthritis), ILed.; painful, Hippoz.; violent 
 pains, scrofulous, IBry. ; usually rather pale, 
 worse towards morning, INux v.; peri-articular 
 non-fluctuating, Hippoz.; puffy, little redness, 
 IFerr. ph.; puffy, in rheumatism, IMerc; 
 puffy, like wind galls, I I Med.; red, hard, 
 Cinch.; red, shining, Bell.; slightly red, 
 IMerc; red, sensitive to touch or motion, 
 IIBry.; with sensation as if sprained, IIHep.; 
 in rheumatic fe ver, I Aur.mur.; in rheumatism, 
 Aeon., I Ant. t., Apoc, lArn., lArs., Ascl. t., 
 I IBell., I IBry. ,Cinch.,Clem.,ICoccul. ,1 IColch., 
 IGuaiac, I I Ham., IHep., IKalm., ILyc, 
 Mang., IMerc, Nux v., IRhod., IRhus, 1 1 Sticta, 
 ■Sul.,ITereb., IVer. v.; round, with needlelike 
 stitches, ICalc; sensitive to touch, worse in 
 afternoon, ICinch.; serous, slight inflamma- 
 tion, ICaust.; collection of serum, INatr. m.; 
 shining, stitches when touched, IRhus; in 
 small, after walking, I Act. sp.; with pain, 
 as if sprained (arthritic nodosities), Rhod.; 
 from sprains, overlifting or overstraining, t 
 I IRhus ; collection of synovia (hydrathrosis), 
 I I Ant. t.; and redness, with tearing in limbs 
 (syphilis), IIRhod.; tense, hard, ILed.; pre- 
 venting walking, 1101. jec; with wandering 
 pains, shifting rapidly from one part to 
 another, IIPuls.; white, ICaust., Kali s. ISul. 
 j^*§^° gout, inflammation, rheumatism. 
 
 Joints, synovial fluid: dried up, ILach. 
 ggi^inflammation, swelling. 
 
 Joints, synovitis : $^ inflammation. 
 
 Joints, tearing: Ant. t., Bell., ICalc, ICamph., 
 Cist., IColch., Spig.; downward, ISul.; now 
 here, now there, of short duration, I ISars. ; 
 particularly in elbow and hip, ICon.; espe- 
 cially in elbows and knees, in evening, IMerc. 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 sol.; worse at night, especially during a chill 
 (mercurial rheumatism), IHep.; often on one 
 side, Amb. ; especially in smaller, 1 1 Iris ; 
 stinging, worse at night in warm bed, with 
 profuse sweat, IMerc; in swollen, worse in 
 heated room, better in cool air, or cool room, 
 ISabina ; in syphilis, I ISul. ac. 
 
 Joints, tension : IILed., 1 Puis.; as from short- 
 ening of muscles, IIAmm. m. ; rheumatic, as 
 if paralyzed, ILyc. g^" stiffness, swelling. 
 
 Joints, tired feeling : ICham., IMez.; on mo- 
 tion, IStaph.; weariness, particularly in morn- 
 ing in bed and when sitting, Cinch. 
 
 Joints, trembling : slight, Cycl. 
 
 Joints, twitching : sharp, cramplike, in neigh- 
 borhood, Lactu. v. 
 
 Joints, ulcers : painless, ISep. 
 
 Joints, wandering pains: Anag., lAnt. t., 
 I Hyper.; compelling him to stay in bed, 
 IMerc. cor.; burning, affects one after another, 
 especially big toe and hand, better from cool 
 applications, I ISabina; settle in heart, lAur. 
 met.; particularly in morning on awaking 
 (amenorrhoea), ILach.; with oedema, I lOl.jec; 
 shifts suddenly, IKali s.; rapidly shifting, 
 especially in smaller joints, I I Iris. JSigr rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 Joints, weakness : JEsc. h., I Aloe., Bov., ICar- 
 bo a., Murex, IIRhus; especially in ankles 
 (anaemia), IFerr.; with pain in bones (mer- 
 curial), IStaph ; especially on descending, 
 lArg. met.; as if they would become readily 
 dislocated, IPuls.; as if they would give way, 
 IMez.; as if they would not hold together, 
 Psor.; especially knees, Pod., ISep.; patient 
 fears they cannot bear exertion of lifting, 
 ISep. ; feels as if they had given way, after 
 rising, worse walking, Arg. met.; painful, 
 especially knees, Diosc; paralytic, worse be-^ 
 ginning to move, Euphor.; after walking, 
 Zing. 
 
 LIMBS, abscess: of tendons, I IMez. 
 
 Limbs, aching: I Act. rac, 1 1 Agar., Ant. c, 
 Apoc, Bapt., Bov., ICarbo v., IIEup. perf., 
 I I Lac c, Lyss., I IMosch., Myr. cer.; as if 
 bones were broken, with soreness of flesh, 
 IIEup. perf.; in Bright' s disease, lArs.; with 
 chill, I lEup.perf., INux v.; particularly during 
 chill, and when coming in contact with bed, 
 ISamb.; constant, with heaviness during rest 
 (sciatica), I IStaph.; in coryza, IHydras. ; all 
 day, Osm.; deep, dull, induced by cold, with 
 loss of motion, IGels.; in dentition, Tereb.; in 
 diphtheria, ILyc, IPhyt.; dull, better by 
 drinking cold water (rheumatism), I IPuls.; in 
 inflammatory fever, IGels.; dull, in intermit- 
 » tent fever, I I Pod.; finger ends to toes, Bapt.; 
 gnawing (cystitis), lEup. pur.; like growing 
 pains,. Syph.; with headache, I Ant. c. ; lan- 
 guid, every day, 4 to 5 p.m., also day before 
 menses, IGels.; with lassitude, ICham., IGels.; 
 in functional derangement of liver, I ISep.; 
 worse on motion and at night, INux v.; worse 
 at night, Pod.; worse at night and from exter- 
 nal warmth (syphilitic or strumous synovitis), 
 IMerc; worse from least pressure, ICinch.; 
 after scarlatina, ILyc; in traumatic shock, 
 IGels. ; when sitting, Kob. ; as if he had not 
 slept on awaking, Lact. ac; sudden, in exten- 
 sors, I Calc p.; in typhoid, ICoccul.; in ulcer 
 of os uteri, ICurar.; with vertigo and weari- 
 ness, I Calc p. 
 
 Limbs, anaesthesia : j^^ insensibility. 
 Limbs, aura ; like a mouse running through 
 (spasms), ISil. 
 
 Limbs, biting sensation: with chilliness,, 
 J ILyc 
 
 Limbs, blue: Apis, IOp.; cyanotic, cold, almost 
 death agony (yellow fever, typhoid), I ICarbo 
 v. ; in intermittent fever, I I Polyp. ; lead-col- 
 ored, Sec; left, around nails, with coldness, 
 I I Rob. ; livid, IOp. ; livid, in diphtheria, ILach.; 
 livid, during paroxysms, Lyss.; livid, in ty- 
 phus, I Agar.; mottled, in diphtheria, ILach.; 
 cold, in senile pneumonia, I Dig. ; purple, 
 IMerc. cor. 
 
 Limbs, boring : as if in marrow of bones before 
 attack (intermittent fever), ICarbo v.; press- 
 ing, coming like lightning, leaving parts numb 
 (periosteal rheumatism), IMez. 
 
 Limbs, broken feeling : ICoccul., I lEup.perf., 
 Ilpec, Trill. 
 
 Limbs, bruised feeling : I Alum., Ammoniac,, 
 Aph. ch., IIArn., IBry., ICarbo v., IClem., 
 Con., IIDaph., lEup. perf., IHep., Kob.,. 
 IMerc. sol., IPuls., Ruta; all over, in ulcer- 
 ated throat, ILyc; during apyrexia, Ipec; on 
 awaking, I Arg. nit., Ptel.; as if beaten, An- 
 thrac, Aph. ch., I Am., Bov., IPuls.; as if 
 beaten, worse in arms, when walking out 
 doors, 4 p.m., Ast. r.; as if beaten, after slight 
 exertion, I Agar.; as if beaten, in influenza, 
 IBry., ICaust., lEup. perf., IGels.; as if 
 beaten, in catarrhal fever, IIDros.; as if 
 beaten, in intermittent, lArn.; as if beaten, 
 in pharyngitis, ILac c; in long bones, after 
 motion, Agar.; early, in bed, worse in rest, 
 better after rising, I lAur. met.; particu- 
 larly in feet, ICitrus; in catarrhal fever, 
 I IDros.; in intermittent, IIEup. perf.; heavy, 
 Aeon.; in influenza, IChel.; 'especially in 
 joints, worse in rest, better moving, ICinch.;; 
 as if he had lain upon a hard bed, IBry.; dur- 
 ing menses, INitr. ac. ; in morning, on awak- 
 ing, 1 1 Zinc; worse in morning, after rising, 
 INatr. m.; especially on motion, IBry., ICarbo 
 a., IHam.; worse from motion and at night r 
 INux v.; paralytic, in long bones and joints, 
 ICalc; in rest or motion, I Arm; on and 
 before rising, Ant. t.; standing, Alum. 
 
 Limbs, burning: IBell., ICarbo v. 
 
 Limbs, chilblains : Abrot.,IIAgar.,Aloe,IAlum. r 
 lArn., IBadiag., IBell. , Bufo., Cadm. s., Carbo^ 
 a., ICarbo v., Cepa, ICham., Cinch., ICop.^ 
 ICroc, Hyos., Kali c, Kali m., ILyc, INitr. 
 ac,INux v.,1 IPetrol., IPhos., Phos. ac, I I Plant., 
 IPuls., Stann., ISul., IThuya; alcohol was used 
 externally, IMur. ac; blue, red, swollen,! Arm, 
 Badiag. , IBell., Kalm. , IPuls.; from not severe 
 cold, INitr. ac; itch and swell, IZinc; very 
 painful, Arm, lArs., Hep., INitr. ac, IPetrol., 
 Phos. ac, IPuls., Sep.; in incipient tuberculo- 
 sis, I ITuberc 
 
 Limbs, chilliness: I I Act. rac, 1 1 Agar., IArs. r 
 ICham., Chlor., Coff., IGels., ILact.ac, INatr. 
 m., Nitr. sp. d., Plumb., I IPolyp.,Sec,Stram.; 
 in evening, on upper arms and thighs, with 
 thirst, IPsor.; internal, IRhus; in morning, 
 with painfulness of skin, as if it had been fro- 
 zen, INux v.; 10 a.m., followed by heat, first in 
 head,descends to extremities (hysteria), IHyos. 
 
 Limbs, chills: begin, Ced.; shivering running 
 through, even in warm room, Colch.; shudder- 
 ing with chill, Stram. 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
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 Limbs, chorea : ICaust.; violent movements, 
 generally crosswise, left arm and right foot, 
 IStram. ; all sorts of motions and contortions, 
 after fright, Hgn. ; irregular motion, worse in 
 left, I I Act. rac. ; violent spasmodic movement, 
 I I Sep. Jggg* Chap. 36, Chorea. 
 
 Limbs, coldness: I Aeon., yEthus., I Agar., 
 Amyg., Anthrac, lAnt. c, 1 1 Ant. t., lApis, 
 IIArs., lArs. h., lArs. iod. , lAurant., lAur. 
 mur., Bisru., Bufo., ICact., HCalc, ICalc. p., 
 HCamph., ICanth., ICaps., Carb. s., HCarbo 
 v., TrCaust., Ced., ICham., IChel., IChin. 
 ars., ICinch., Chloral., I Cic, ICoccion.,Coccul., 
 ICoff., IColch., IColoc, Con., ICroc, ICrotal., 
 Crot. t., ICup. ac, ICup. m., Cupr. s., HDig., 
 Dros., IDulc, lEup. pur., IFerr., IGainb., 
 IGels., IHam., I IHydr. ac, IHyos., Ilris, 
 IKali bi., IKali br., I I Kali ph., ILach., 
 ILaur., ILept., Lil. tig., ILyc, ILyc. vir., 
 Lyss., Mane, IMerc, IMerc. cor., IMerc. cy., 
 IMez., IMur. ac, INatr. m., INux v., I lOle- 
 and., 10p., Pallad., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., 
 I I Plumb., 1 1 Puis., ISabad., I ISabina, Sarrac, 
 ISec, ISil., I ISpong., I IStram., I ISul., ITabac, 
 Tarant., I ITereb., HVer., I lYer. v., IZinc 
 
 Limbs, concussion : painful, from jolting in a 
 carriage, or on stepping firmly, lArn. 
 
 Limbs, congestion: ICalc 
 
 Limbs, constriction : as if encircled by band 
 or ring, ILyc, as if bandaged, Arund.; feel 
 surrounded bv tight bands, Con.; painful, 
 I I Rhus. 
 
 Limbs, contraction : ICaust., I IFerr., IGuaiac, 
 IKali iod., I IMillef., I IStilling.; in apoplexy, 
 IICEnan. ; from cramps or following colic, 
 Abrot. ; of flexors, ICaust., ICrotal., Syph.; of 
 flexors, imagines joints will break, ICup. m. ; 
 of muscles, IBelL, Ferr. mur.; painful, Ced., 
 ■Plumb.; painful, of flexor muscles (myelitis), 
 Sec; painful (spinal meningitis), Plumb.; pain- 
 ful, in chronic meningitis, IPlumb.; painful, 
 from slightest motion, IGuaiac; pain, as if 
 tendons were too short, during chilliness, 
 HCimex; from paralysis of extensors, Ars.; 
 especially during pregnancy, Vib.; shortening 
 of tendons, with rheumatic affections, INatr. 
 m.; spasmodic, whenever affected parts are 
 exercised, INux v.; sudden, periodic, with 
 tensive pain, Sec; shortening of tendons, 
 Coloc $g^ cramp. 
 
 Limbs, cough: causes sudden pain, ICaps. 
 
 Limbs, cramplike pains: Plat.; in rheuma- 
 tism, IZinc 
 
 Limbs, cramps : Ananth., Camph., Ced., ICup. 
 ac, ICup. m., Diosc, lEup. perf., IHyos., 
 I IPlumb., IRob., Ver.; worse in cold air, Bufo.; 
 in angina pectoris, IVer.; on bitten side, Lyss.; 
 with chill, Cup. m.; in cholera, IHell.; in 
 sporadic cholera, ITabac; during day, I IFerr.; 
 along inner surface of upper and lower, 
 Plumb.; especially in lower, Coccul.; in 
 meningitis, IVer.; of muscles, make her cry 
 out, ICup. m.; in muscles, especially arms and 
 deltoid portion of shoulders, pains most on 
 right side, worse by motion (angina pectoris), 
 I lOxal. ac; at night, Merc, s.; painful, with 
 cholera morbus, IDiosc; especially during 
 pregnancy, Vib.; with discharge of semen, 
 Bufo.; in spasms, ^Camph.; with cold sensa- 
 tion (during pregnancy), IVer.; sudden, Ferr. 
 m.; violent, Ver. g^p* contraction. 
 
 Limbs, crawling : Aeon., Agar., I Alum., Ars. h., i 
 
 63 
 
 llgn., Sec. ; in chorea, IStram. ; in potter's colic, 
 I Alum.; in diabetes, I ITJran. n. relieved ; as 
 of a fly, in one or other, from below upward 
 in straight line, with numbness, Euph.; with 
 heat in head, I Camph.; with menses, I Graph.; 
 with pricking and smarting, I I Psor. ; while 
 walking, IGraph. S^ formication. 
 
 Limbs, cutting: Ant. t.; running lengthwise,Spig. 
 
 Limbs, darting: Asar.; worse, from contact, 
 especially hands and feet, ICinch.; into fin- 
 gers and toes, lElat.; from mercurialization or 
 syphilis, IKali iod.; suddenly, worse sitting, 
 better motion, IVal. B^ lancinating. 
 
 Limbs, delusion : as if they did not belong to 
 her, I Agar.; feel scattered* IBapt.; feel short- 
 ened, in mercurial cases (disease of spine), 
 Mez. M^~ Chap. 1, Delusion legs. 
 
 Limbs, drawing : Aeon., lAlum., Ang., lArs., 
 Aurant., Aur. mur., ICinch.. IColoc, ICup. 
 ac, IKali c, IMerc. sol., Millef., INatr. m., 
 1 INitr. ac, Phos. ac, I IRhod., Sec, Strain., 
 Thuya, Val.; before attack (convulsions), Art. 
 v.; on bitten side, Lyss.; in tubular bones, 
 worse in ends, I I Agar.; in long bones, Cham.; 
 slow, painful, as if in bones, when sitting 
 quietly, Val.; changing place, IColch.; with 
 chill (angina), IMerc; w T ith chilliness and 
 coldness, IPuls.; as after taking cold, Zing, 
 in dysentery, IDulc; worse evening and morn 
 ing, Calc p. ; in facial neuralgia, ICup. ac. 
 with gaping, stretching and bending back 
 wards, Calc. p. ; especially in joints, IPuls.: 
 afraid she cannot keep up, takes hold of some- 
 thing, with anxiety, IRhus ; lameness here 
 and there, as if in bones, continuous or in at- 
 tacks, ICoccul.; in laryngitis, IChel.; during 
 menses, I INux m., ISpong.; worse on motion 
 and at night, INux v.; in muscles, as if some- 
 thing in them w r ere drawn back and forth, 
 more spasmodic than painful, INux v.; espe- 
 cially at night (chlorosis primaria amenor- 
 rhoeica), I ISabina; worse at night, ICham.; at 
 night, worse during rest and on alternate 
 days, ILyc; pains, ICarbo v., IGraph. ; spas- 
 modic pains, Plat.; paralytic, IMagn. m., Sa- 
 bad.; paralytic, with cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, "explosive form," INux v.; paralytic, in 
 morning on awaking, Aur. met.; during rest, 
 I IRhus ; pains, in rheumatism, IMerc; spas- 
 modic pains, Plat. ; before spasms (tetanus), 
 I Ars.; suddenly, worse sitting, better motion, 
 IVal.; tearing, I IHell.; violent tearing in 
 in middle of almost all bones, I IZinc; in ten- 
 dons, Cham.; and tension, as from shortening 
 of tendons, especially on stretching, Mang.; 
 in hepatic typhus, IChel.; worse in damp 
 weather (gonorrhoeal rheumatism), 1 1 Med.; 
 while in wind (prosopalgia), IMez. 
 ggg^ rheumatism. 
 
 Limbs, dropping sensation : in chronic hepa- 
 titis, I ISil. 
 
 Limbs, dropsy : ggf swelling. 
 
 Limbs, dull pain : ICalab.; with sleepiness and 
 weakness during day, Con.; as from weakness, 
 INitr. ac. 
 
 Limbs, electric : as if a current were passing 
 down, Ailant. 
 
 Limbs, emaciated : Stront., I ISul.; especially 
 upper arms and thighs, Nitr. ac; muscles 
 wasted, ICalc. ; inscrofulosis,l ISul. ; shrivelled 
 (gangrene), ISec; wasted (marasmus), ICalc. 
 Chap. 44, Emaciation. 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 Limbs,eruption: blisters filled with extra vasated 
 blood (hemorrhoids;, lArs.; large blood blis- 
 ters, becoming gangrenous, ISec; black, sup- 
 purating blisters, ISec; dry blotches, Coccul.; 
 hard blotches, Coccul. ; red borders surround 
 blotches, Coccul.; large ecchymoses, become 
 gangrenous, ISec; eczema, yellow crusts and 
 inflamed surroundings after scratching, IMerc. 
 sol.; efflorescence on upper part, Berb.; her- 
 petic, especially in bends of joints, IPsor. ; itch- 
 ing, especially in bends of joints, in elbows, 
 and in popliteal, IPsor.; itching severely, and 
 appearing to be a mixture of lichen and urti- 
 caria, Tarax.; with intense itching, worse at 
 night and when putting hands in cold or hot 
 water, IRhus ; patches vary from size of a 
 dollar to a man's hand (erythema nodosum), 
 IJugl. ; patches of redness, with urticarious 
 whealsabout,l I Chloral.; phlegmonous, IRhus; 
 pimples, with tips full of pus, surrounded by 
 a red areola, especially on thighs, elbows and 
 forearms, Thuya ; purple spots, worse when 
 warm or excited, leave yellowish spots like 
 bruises, Ptel. ; many large pustules, I IVacc; 
 red blotches, itch violently on exposure to 
 air or scratching, Apis ; red spots, Arn.,Cadm. 
 s., Phos. ac; red spots, itching when scratched 
 and on undressing at night, particularly from 
 knees up, on forearms and around waist,Med.; 
 red spots, worse when warm or excited, on 
 disappearing leave yellowish marks, like 
 bruises, Ptel. ; roseola after abuse of mercury 
 (syphilis), IKali iod.; roseolous papules, con- 
 fluent, most on upper, Cub.; bright scarlet, 
 Chloral.; covered with syphilides (syph- 
 ilitic neuralgia), MSyph.; urticaria, particu- 
 larly about ankles, INatr. m.; inner side, urti- 
 caria, I Bell.; urticaria, hard, dark-red, circular, 
 elevated blotches, in groups and isolated, 
 skin of affected parts tense and shining, sur- 
 rounding skin swollen, and showing erysipe- 
 latous redness, wheals particularly numerous 
 on left index finger, dorsum of hand and fore- 
 arm, itching worse on index finger, stitching in 
 eruption produced or aggravated by pressure, 
 1 1 Rhus ; vesicles, I I Phos. ; exuding vesicles, 
 Dulc; minute vesicles below knee, pruritus, 
 worse scratching, ISul.; small vesicles filled 
 with pus, red areolae, IKali m.; vesicles oozing 
 watery fluid, I Dulc. 
 
 Limbs, extensors: more affected than flexors, 
 ICalc. p. 
 
 Limbs, flabby : g^ Chap. 44, Muscles. 
 
 Limbs, flexors: most affected, ICimex. 
 
 Limbs, floating : as if floating in air, on lying 
 down (hysterical chorea), I ISticta. 
 
 Limbs, formication: lAcon., IILyc.,Phos. ac, 
 I IRhus, ITarant., Zinc; in diabetes, I ITJran. 
 n. relieved; 'frequent, 1 1 Sec; better from 
 friction (paralysis), IPhos.; with headache, 
 Camph.; in locomotor ataxia, IPhos.; in par- 
 alysis, I IPhos. ; with progressive spinal par- 
 alysis, IPhos.; with pricking and smarting, 
 I IPsor. ; worse at rest and in rough weather, 
 Rhod.; with spasms, Caust.; in spasms of 
 stomach, I INux v. 
 
 Limbs, fulness : feel distended, Chim. m. 
 
 Limbs, fuzzy feeling : ISec. 
 
 Limbs, gnawing : Eup. pur. ; in bones, espe- 
 cially at joints, I IDros.; deep, as if dogs were 
 gnawing flesh and bone, I INitr. ac. 
 
 Limbs, gout : jg^° Joints, gout. 
 
 Limbs, grinding pain : ICalab. 
 
 Limbs, heat: ICup. m., ISul.; and burning, 
 warmth of bed intolerable, 1 1 Led.; burning 
 alternates with coldness (scarlatina), IVer.; 
 burning, during fever, Bufo.; burning, mostly 
 in hands, in evening, IStann.; burning, in 
 ulcer of os uteri, Curar.; painful, IGuaiac; 
 running, Agar.; has to uncover, Agar. 
 j$g§^ burning. 
 
 Limbs, heaviness: Ailant., Amyg., Ant. t., 
 IIArg. met., Arm, Ars. iod., Bufo., Caps., 
 BCarbov., ICalc, ICham., IICheL, Chen, v., 
 ■Clem., ICon., IGraph., Hipp., IKali c, Lyss., 
 ■Puis., ISep., ISil., Spig., Tereb., Tromb., 
 Zing.; as if coming out of abdomen, Ant. c ; 
 in arthritis, I ISabina ; in blepharitis, IKali c; 
 as if -bones were made of heavy wood, 1 1 Cro- 
 tal.; in cephalalgia periostitica, IMez.; before 
 
 „ chill, Therid.; especially in joints, in cholera, 
 IChin. s.; after taking cold in a draught of 
 air and becoming heated, IKali c; in coryza, 
 1 1 Aeon.; with chronic cough, ILyc; with 
 violent drawing about knees, as if they 
 would be twisted off, during menses (dys- 
 menorrhcea), 1 1 Zinc; dull feeling, Zing.; 
 with dysmenorrhea, Merc per.; before 
 leprous eruption broke out, I Ant. t.; in inter- 
 mittent fever, 1 1 Ars.; in yellow fever, HCarbo 
 v.; in headache, IColoc; with indigestion, 
 Camph.; especially knees, Anac; lassitude, 
 menses absent three months, IGraph.; with 
 laziness and drowsiness, Merc. iod. flav.; like 
 lead, IBry.; like lead, Val.; as lead, diges- 
 tion impaired, Camph. ; as lead, with pains in 
 muscles, Phos.; in lead colic, I I Op.; continu- 
 ous, obliging one to lie down all day, espe- 
 cially in later hours of forenoon and towards 
 evening, Sabad.; worse in lower, Arumt.; with 
 suppressed menses, IGraph.; never menstrua- 
 ted, ICycl.; threatened miscarriage, ICham.; 
 especially in morning, INitr. ac; in morn- 
 ing, Pallad.; or want of power to move, in 
 walking, Med.; in myelitis, I lOxal. ac; pain- 
 ful, ICalc; painful, in catarrhal fever, IDros.; 
 painful from motion (typhus), I Apis ; paral- 
 ytic, worse using arms or walking, particularly 
 descending, IStann.; with paralytic pain, in 
 leg, INitr. ac; during rest, with constant 
 aching (sciatica), I I Staph.; worse at rest and 
 in rough weather, Rhod.; with discharge of 
 semen,Bufo. ; after sexual excesses,IPuls.;from 
 least attempt to study, I IPhos. ac; especially 
 thighs, I Cinch.; torpid (uterine troubles,) I Act. 
 rac; with vertigo, Lactu. v.; especially after 
 a walk in open air, with nervous debility from 
 use of coffe, wine, etc., I INux v.; every four 
 weeks, ICon. 
 
 Limbs, inflammation : jg^* Joints, gout, in- 
 flammation, rheumatism. 
 
 Limbs, insensibility: Ant. t., Hydr. ac, Sec; 
 anaesthesia, in myelitis, Sec; apparent dulness 
 of feeling, Thuya ; particularly lower, Tereb.; 
 in myelitis, IPhos.; sensation impaired, Co- 
 dein. 
 
 Limb, itching : Apoc, ^Cup. m., Zinc; espe- 
 cially in bends, I INitr. ac; with chilliness, 
 I ILyc; from not severe cold, INitr. ac 
 ggg"" eruption. 
 
 Limbs, jerking : Alum., HCina, ICinch., Cro- 
 tal., ICup. m., Eucal., Hyper., Ilgn., IMerc, 
 HPlumb., ISep., IStram.; when falling asleep, 
 Kob.; when falling asleep, excited by pain 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
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 felt in distant parts, Ars., single, when falling 
 asleep, llgn.; starting, while falling asleep, 
 I Ars.; in chorea, ICaust.; constant, in chorea, 
 Sumb. ; convulsive single, when just falling 
 asleep, Cham.; violent, with convulsions (basi- 
 lar meningitis), ICic; during day, ISep.; in 
 delirium, IIHyos. ; electric, sits up, legs hang- 
 ing out of bed, or must walk about (myelitis), 
 IVer.; in epilepsy, I Cup. m., IGlon.; of flex- 
 ors, lOp. ; in flexors, active, Op.; in flexors 
 and extensors, alternate, IPlumb.; in hydro- 
 cephalus and typhus, lApis ; at intervals, 
 MCarb. s.; in meningitis basilaris, Cic. ; 
 worse during menses (fits) , I I (Enan. ; in facial 
 neuralgia, ICup. ac; constant, in hysterical 
 neuralgia, I IVal.; at night (amemia), I ISul.; 
 w T orse at night (gout), IKali iod.; painful, 
 with cancer, IMorph. sul.; painful, here and 
 there, Amm. m.; painful, at night, Sec; pain- 
 ful, in myelitis, IVer.; painful spasmodic, 
 Plat.; appears suddenly, worse sitting, better 
 by motion, IVal.; during sleep, ILyc, ISil.; 
 during sleep (bronchial catarrh), lAilant.; 
 awake or sleeping, ILyc. ; single, when going 
 to sleep, llgn.; slow, painful, as if in bones, 
 when sitting quietly, Val.; starting, Ast. r., 
 Cadm. s.; starting, with tremor, tCamph.; 
 starting violently, lying down (old woman), 
 lAnac; sudden, on dropping off to sleep, 
 ICalab.; when going to sleep, ISul.; tear- 
 ing in tendons and long bones, Cham.; in 
 teething, HCham.; in tendons, IKali iod.; in 
 tendons (typhoid fever), llgn.; occasional 
 twitches, one side of body, paralysis of other 
 side(meningitis infantum), lApis ; in typhoid, 
 ICoccul.; upward, in spasms after fright, llgn.; 
 violent, Lyss. ; violent, with coxalgia, ILyc. 
 
 Limbs, lacerating pain : lArs. $gg~ tearing. 
 
 Limbs, lameness: I Ast. r., Bov.,Bry., ICaust., 
 ICham., MChel., ICinch., Cinnab., IForm., 
 IRhus ; chronic, caused by rheumatism, Kali 
 m.; evening. ISil.; in catarrhal fever, IDros.; in 
 yellow fever, I Ars.; of flexors, ICalc. p.; in mus- 
 cles, Stram. ;nightly, ICham.; not painful, ICon.; 
 with pains, I I Agar.; protracted, exhausted 
 and tired, Spong.; rheumatic, Kali m., IKali 
 ph.; rheumatic (spinal disease), lApis ; for 
 six or seven hours, Strain.; after sprains, 
 especially wrists and ankles, IIRuta ; with 
 shiny red swellings, Kali m.; with great 
 weakness, Colch. g^** paralysis. 
 
 Limbs, lancinating : all along inner surface of 
 upper and lower. Plumb.; in right, I I Rob.; 
 especially on motion, IHyos. 
 
 Limbs, lightness: Asar.; does not perceive 
 that he has a body, lAsar. 
 
 Limbs, motion: constant, I I Chloral., I I (Enan.; 
 constantly moving (typhus and megrim), 
 I Ars.; convulsive, IBell., lOp.; convulsive, 
 congestion to brain, I ICup. m. ; convulsive, 
 whenever she wants to use them, Coccul., 
 HPic. ac; difficult, I ICamph.; dread of, INux 
 v.; easily moved, Bufo.; feels as if he must 
 move, but cannot, Val.; great mobility, Bufo.; 
 immobility, Ars., IGuaiac., IStram.; parox- 
 ysms of immobilty of single," Bell. ; immov- 
 able, as if paralyzed, Sars. ; impaired, Codeine- 
 involuntary and trembling, Cop.; constant 
 tremulous, IKali iod.; leg and arm, dis- 
 orderly and irregular, I ITarant.; ludicrous, 
 sometimes grave, I I Zinc. ; is obliged to move, 
 Tarant.; one moved with greater difficulty 
 
 than another (apoplexia nervosa), ICup. 
 ac; mobility, yet he is not able to rise, Strain.; 
 moving during sleep, Rheum ; sluggish move- 
 ments at rare intervals ^ (erysipelas), I IRhus; 
 spasmodic, Val.; throwing about, Coff., ICup. 
 m.; throwing about, with convulsions, ICup. 
 ac; throwing around, in dysentery, I I Zinc; 
 throwing about, in puerperal convulsions, 
 lAtrop. s.; throws about, in spasms, IIOp.; 
 throwing about, in typhoid, IZinc; throw- 
 ing about, especially upper_ ones (dentition), 
 Stram. ; tossing, with colic during parox- 
 ysm (intermittent fever), I Coff.; uncertain, 
 irregular, during height of pains, IPlumb.; 
 slowly moves them upward, trembling, then 
 with greater force throws them downward, 
 IBell.; violent, in labor, I Coff. t.; work con- 
 stantly, drawing through abdomen (cold 
 during menses), ICoccul. 
 
 Limbs, muscles : flabby, soft (diabetes), I Natr.s. 
 
 Limbs, nails : blue, ICarbo v., Cupr. s., I IMez., 
 INatr. m., Oxal. ac; blue, with chilliness, IPe- 
 trol. ; blue, with intense cold stage, lasting 
 two hours, with shaking (ague), I ITarant.; 
 blue, in intermittent, IFerr. , 1 1 Nux m.; blue, in 
 pregnancy, IPhos. ; blue, with sweat, INitr. 
 ac. ; brittle, IIGraph., ISil., ISul.; crippled, 
 IIGraph., ISep.; dirty, as if decayed, ISil.; 
 diseased condition shown in interrupted 
 growth, IKali s.; inflamed flaws, Kali m.; 
 gray, IMerccor., ISil.; scattering like powder 
 when cut, ISil.; soft, IThuya ; sore, IGraph.; 
 split into lavers, ISil.; ulcers about, ISil., ISul. 
 8@* Chap. '32, Fingers nails, and Chap. 33, 
 Toes nails. 
 
 Limbs, neuralgia : lArs., Cann. s., Colch., 
 ICornus, IGels., ILyc, IMagn. p., IPlumb., 
 IPuls., ITarant., I IVal., Xan.; in Bright's 
 disease, IChel.; into head, ISep.; with great 
 heaviness during rest, IStaph.; at intervals, 
 better by warmth, I IMagn. p.; rheumatic, 
 Sinap.; rheumatic, worse in rest, cloudy, 
 stormy weather, IRhod.; sequel to scarlatina,. 
 IGels."; sciatica, in rheumatic patients, ITereb.; 
 stitching, tearing, worse at night, must change 
 position, IFerr. 1^* gout, rheumatism. 
 
 Limbs, numbness: lAcon., Ailant., lAmb., 
 I Apis, lArg. r*et., I Arm, lArs., Ars. h., 
 Carboa., ICarbo v., ICham., ICinch., ICoc- 
 cul., ICrotal., IDulc, Eup. pur., IGels., 
 ■Graph., I IGuaiac, IHyper., llgn., IKreo., 
 I ILyc, INatr. m., INux m., (Enan., IPetrol., 
 Plat., IPlumb., IPuls., IIRhus, Sarrac, ISil., 
 Stram., Thuya, Xan.; about 4 p.m., with shiv- 
 ering in back, extending into hypochondria, 
 and especially into anterior portion of arms, 
 and thighs, I IPuls.; with softening of brain, 
 I IPhos.; in cholera, ISul.; like that caused by 
 cold weather, INux v. ; deadness, better from 
 sweat, Ars. h.; in diarrhoea, I I Sec; in diph- 
 theria, I Apis, ISec; formication,. I I Agar.; 
 in nervous headache, ITereb.; during heat 
 and sweat, Stram.; worse from least jar or 
 cold, INux v.; in left, IGlon.; in left and left 
 side (hysteria), I ISep.; although he does not 
 lie on them, 1 1 Fluor, ac. ; upon which he lies, . 
 ICarbo v.; upon which he lies, especially 
 arms, IIRhus; upon which he lies, with 
 crawling on waking, IPuls.; while lying, 
 ICarbo v., ICinch., I IKali c, IVer.; from 
 lying on them, particularly lower, in putting 
 one over the other, Rheum ; worse lying than 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 moving, lAur. met.; after manual labor, ISep.; 
 with cerebrospinal meningitis, explosive form, 
 INux v.; during menses, IGraph.; in myeli- 
 tis, I lOxal. ac, IPhos.; in nervous subjects, 
 
 I Gels.; at night, Croc; in ovaritis and ovar- 
 ian tumor, I Apis ; with pains, I I Agar.; in 
 right (spinal irritation), ICoccul.; when sit- 
 ting (hemorrhoids), IMur. ac; feared going 
 to sleep lest she should never awake, 
 7rAtrop. s.; preventing sleep, Chel.; with 
 sleepiness, Amyg.; with light spasms, I IFerr.; 
 with tonic spasms in joints- of hands, 
 elbows and ankles, IPlat.; cannot stand, Bov.; 
 with alternate swelling of knee joints and 
 wrists, I IKreo.; in tabes dorsalis, ISul.; ting- 
 ling when sitting, Mar. v.; twitching (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), ILyc; with previous 
 twitching and tingling, I Rhus; first upper, 
 then lower, Ars. h. ; in vertigo, INux m. 
 I^ 3 * formication. 
 
 Limbs, pain (undefined): Absin., I lAnthrac, 
 IApis,IAscl. s.,IAscl.t.,IAst. r., IBapt.,Calab., 
 Coff, Cop., IDulc, IGels., IHell., I Kali c, 
 IKaliiod., Kalis., Lith., Lyss., I Merc, cor., 
 
 I I Plat, 1 1 Plumb., I IPsor., I I Puis., I ITarant., 
 Zinc. ; alternate with pains and uneasiness in 
 stomach, I Kali bi.; in anasarca, IHell.; dur- 
 ing apyrexia, Ign., Ilpec; frequent, severe, 
 especially in arms, with cramping of hands, 
 IKalibi.; on awaking, after dinner, 1 1 Agar.; 
 at same time, in back, Ipec; in middle of 
 long, IPhyt.; as if bones were squeezed nar- 
 rower, lAlum.; transient, in long bones, 
 Aeon.; in tubular bones, Agar.; after break- 
 fast, Hyper.; as if bruised, IKreo.; alternate 
 with alternate burning in uterine region, after 
 parturition, Rhod.; in catarrh of chest, I Apis ; 
 before chill,ICina ; during chill, Diad., 1 1 Lach., 
 ■Rhus, I I Strain.; with frequent chills, Xan.; 
 alternating with chilliness and heat, Brom. ; 
 with chills and horripilations along spine, 
 Form.; with chill, latter part of night, IOp.; 
 as if clothing were too tight, after a walk in 
 open air, ICinch.; in coryza, I I Acon.,ICaust.; 
 worse when covered with feather covering, 
 ISul.; with cough, Con.; cause crying, followed 
 by swelling, in scarlet fever, IDulc; with diar- 
 rhoea, Amm. m., Ferr. m. # IRhod.; in diph- 
 theria, Hgn., I I Lac c; especially in forearm 
 and legs, down to fingers and toes, resemble a 
 cramplike drawing and soon pass off, Rhod.; 
 in dysentery, I Arm; with papular or pustular 
 eruption occurring in groups, Cop.; in even- 
 ing, with headache, Carbo v.; especially even- 
 ing and night, I Plumb.; as if exhausted by 
 excessive fatigue, I Ver.; in extensors, on mov- 
 ing, ICimex ; with bloated, red face, ILach. ; 
 in febrile conditions, IGels.; especially in feet 
 and calves, where pain is distracting, Ferr. s.; 
 in intermittent fever, ICina, lElat., IGels., 
 IHep. ; after suppression of intermittent, I Puis.; 
 with nervous fever, IIBry.; worse in flexors, 
 lAsaf.; with headache, IGels.; with feverish 
 heat,lastingallday, 1 1 Ptel.; in hepatitis, IMerc; 
 increase and decrease gradually, IStann.; 
 indescribable, IMosch.; indescribable, in ty- 
 phoid, llgn.; in influenza, IBBry.,IChel.,IIEup. 
 
 j perf.,IEuphor.,_ IGels.; inside, Asaf.;itch, sup- 
 pressed five times, I IPsor.; in diphtheria, 
 
 - worse about knees and elbows, ILach. ; with 
 lameness, Meph. ; particularly in legs, causing 
 a weak, wearied feeling and pain and stiffness 
 
 in right knee, Merc, sul.; during menses, 
 IBell., Castor., IGraph., IKalm., Ver.; after 
 abuse of mercury, 1 1 Guaiac ; during motion, 
 
 I IDros.; in attachment of muscles, I Apis, 
 IPhyt.; in desquamative nephritis, I Coccus, 
 
 I I Plumb. ; in nervous affection, IMagn. p.; 
 in facial neuralgia, ICup. ac; at night, Alum., 
 Amm. c, Eucal., Merc sul.; nightly, in syph- 
 ilis, ILach.; worse at night, better by rub- 
 bing, worse from pressure, but better from 
 friction, during pain desires to extend limbs, 
 I I Plumb. ; worse 4 a.m. and 4 p.m., I INux v.; 
 obscure, most in muscles and joints, Hippoz.; 
 obstinate, worse when weather changes, after 
 a cold, ISil. ; outwardly, in catarrhal fever, 
 J I Dros.; as from overlifting, Carbo v. ; worse 
 in paroxysms, so severe that he cries out, 
 somewhat better by pressure, worse from mo- 
 tion, IPlumb. ; periodic, I Kali bi.; periodic, 
 worse in evening and a warm room, better in 
 cool open air, I I Kali s.; in phthisis, IKali c, 
 I IStann.; must change position, ILach., Natr. 
 s., IIRhus, IZinc; when in a wrong position, 
 Tarax.; in pneumonia, I ISul.; when resting 
 them on any object, 1 1 Kali c ; simulating 
 rheumatism, worse sitting, better walking 
 about, IVal.; with spitting of small quanti- 
 ties of frothy saliva, ILyss.; on going 
 to sleep, M Ign.; with stupefaction, I Rhus ; 
 better by sweat, INux v.; with swelling, 
 followed by coldness, blue color, cold gan- 
 grene and death of limb, Sec. ; worse in change 
 of temperature and moist heat, All. sat.; worse 
 from slightest touch, ICinch.; with elongated 
 uvula, ILacc; with vertigo, IKalm.; cannot 
 walk (gastralgia, probably due to metallic poi- 
 soning), I ISul.ac; as after a long walk, IKreo.; 
 w T hen walking, Ruta ; when walking or carry- 
 ing anything, Eucal.; better in warmth, 
 I IBry.; with weakness, ICham.; with weak- 
 ness, with headache, ILil. tig. ; with weak- 
 ness and numbness, 1 1 Fluor, ac; worse dur- 
 ing wet cold weather, worse in warmth of bed, 
 better walking up and down, IVer. 
 
 $H^ gout, neuralgia, rheumatism. 
 
 Limbs, pale : Sec; almost bloodless, Amyg. 
 
 Limbs, paralysis: 1 1 Aeon., lArg. nit., I Ars., 
 I Ars. s. f., IBry.,ICalc,IICaust., ICic, ICon., 
 ICup. m., IDulc, IForm., IGels., IKalm., 
 IMerc. cor., I IMillef., INux v., Oleand., IOp., 
 ■Phos., IPlat., I IPlumb., Stram., ITarant., 
 Thuya, IVer.; unable to act upon, though 
 conscious, Spong.; in apoplexy, IBar. c, 
 
 I Caust., ICoccul., IGels. , Ilpec, I ILach. ,ILaur., 
 INux v., IPlumb., IStram.; with bruised 
 feeling in affected part, 1 1 Kali ph.; after catch- 
 ing cold, 1 1 Rhod. ; complicated with unyield- 
 ing or chorealike contractions, Cup. m.; con- 
 trol gradually lost, could not direct move- 
 ments, IGels.; loss of co-ordination, like 
 heaviness and helplessness of movement in 
 first stage of paralysis of the insane, Bell. ; 
 with drawing pain in bones, ICoccul.; of ex- 
 tensors, Alum., Ang.; all feeling annihilated, 
 as far as elbows in upper, and to glutei in 
 lower, this taking place progressively, first in 
 tips of fingers and toes, then in hands and 
 soles of feet, and so on, I IPhos.; of flexors, 
 
 I I Natr. m.; in hydrocephaloid, IMerc; in 
 left, ICepa ; in locomotor ataxia, IPhos.; 
 gradual loss of motion, ICalab. ; of motory, 
 of left, I ILach. ; motory, in typhoid, 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
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 lLach.; in myelitis, IStram.; of cedematous 
 limbs, lArs. ; painless, with numbness and 
 coldness of affected limb (myelomalacia), 
 Crotal.; with pains in muscles, Phos.; paresis 
 of one or more (yellow fever), IMerc; paresis 
 with commencing amaurosis so that patient 
 could not distinguish large objects, I I Rhus; 
 paresis, with numbness and difficulty of mov- 
 ing the back, in consequence .of a wetting, 
 IRhus; partial, IIArn., TrAtrop. s.; partial, 
 rigidity, ICoccul.; partial, temporary (chorea), 
 Cina; rheumatic, acute, Ferr. ph.; rigidity, 
 shocks with morbid sensibility, I I Kali ph.; 
 right side, in evening, Stront.; rigidity and 
 immobility, easily moved by others, IMerc; 
 convulsive shocks and jerks (myelitis), Sec; 
 a sort of paralysis, lies as if dead (tertian 
 ague), I INatr. m. ; spasmodic, ITarant.; from 
 pressure on spinal cord, I I Phos.; from spinal 
 softening, I I Agar., IPhos., IStram.; with sub- 
 sultus, IGuarsea ; covered with sweat, Strain.; 
 grow thinner, but preserve sensation, Cup. m. ; 
 in typhus, lAgar.; upper, then lower, Hydr. 
 ac; difficulty in rising, inability to walk, 
 ICon. ; unfit to perforin light movements, can- 
 not walk (tabes dorsalis), Sec; power of will 
 hampered, IChin.s. $^ a lameness, relaxed, 
 weakness ; Chap. 31, Spinal cord paralysis ; 
 also Chap. 32, Arms paralysis; Chap. 33, 
 Legs paralysis; and Chap. 36, Paralysis. 
 
 Limbs, paralytic feeling: Apis, IBry., I IChel., 
 ICon., IDig., IGraph., IKali iod., SiL; as if 
 bound or powerless, yet can move them, 
 Tarax.; as if bruised, especially in legs, Ferr. 
 iod.; in chorea, Cina ; with ill humor, from 5 to 
 6 p.m., ICon. ;in laryngitis, IChel.; cannot move 
 well (cephalalgia periostitica),IMez.; in nerv- 
 ous throat affection, ILac c; during and after 
 walking, with sensation of hundredweight on 
 nape of neck, Rhus ; painful, better from 
 motion and external warmth, I IKali ph. 
 g^gr formication, lameness, weakness. 
 
 Limbs, peculiar sensation: in diabetes, 
 INux v. 
 
 Limbs, piercing : Con., Millef. J^iT* stitches. 
 
 Limbs, pinching: I IRhod. 
 
 Limbs, pressing: Bell., INatr. m., IPhyt.; 
 on awaking, Bar. c; dull, heavy, in bones, 
 ■Gels.; running lengthwise, Spig.; pains in 
 rheumatism, IMerc. 
 
 Limbs, prickling: Sec; worse in morning, 
 IKali bi.; as from needles, in right, with 
 headache, begins in vertex, extends to right 
 right side of head and face, lLach. fi® 03 crawl- 
 ing, foimication, sticking, stinging. 
 
 Limbs, pulling : running lengthwise, Spig. 
 
 Limbs, quivering : in typhoid, ICoccul. 
 
 Limbs, rachitis : %Q^ Chap. 44, Bones. 
 
 Limbs, redness : deep, Strain. 
 
 Limbs, relaxed : I I Amyg., Bell., ICinch. ; hang 
 down, ICic ; hang down, in dentition, ICic; 
 in hysteria, IHydr. ac; motionless, sunstroke, 
 IGlon. ; feeling in muscles, ICarbo v.; in a 
 suckling, a few weeks old, I I Op.; after walk- 
 ing in open air, INux v. 1®°* paralysis, 
 weakness. 
 
 Limbs, restlessness : 1 I Ferr., I INux v., I IRhus, 
 Squilla,. I ITarant., HZinc; aching, Ailant.; 
 agitated, ITarant.; cannot keep quiet when 
 awake, I Cup. m.; it seems as if something 
 forced him out of bed, I IRhus ; music has a 
 soothing influence, ITarant.; constant, during 
 
 night, Spig.; in whooping cough, lArs. ; in 
 diabetes, I I Nux v. ; in evening, after sitting 
 long, IMagn. c; insupportable, IStann.; left 
 side fidgety, sleepless, IMeph.; have to be 
 moved constantly, ICimex, INatr. m., IPlat., 
 IIRhus, IStram., IZinc; at night, INitr. ac, 
 
 I IRhus, I IZinc; sleep disturbed (rheu- 
 matism), IColch.; sudden, in pneumonia, 
 IChel.; tossing, Jalap.; tossing, in epilepsy, 
 
 I I Stann.; uneasy feeling, Act. rac; in urticaria, 
 ICop. 
 
 Limbs, rheumatism : lAbrot., I I Act. sp., lAgar., 
 Amm.in., lAnac or., Anag., lAnt. c, lAnt.t., 
 lApis, Arg. met., IIArn., IIArs., lArs. s. f., 
 Ars. s. r., Ascl. t., liEsc h., IIBenz. ac, I IBry., 
 ICact., ICalc, Carbo v., ICarbol.ac, ICarb. s., 
 HCaust., ICaulo.,ICham., IChel., Chim.umb., 
 IIChloraL, Chrom. ac, HColch., IColoc, 
 ICornus, ICrotal., ICrot. t., IDig., IDulc, 
 I lElaps, Eucal., Eup. perf, Euphor., I Ferr., 
 IFerr.mur.,IFerr.ph.,IIForm.,Gamb.,IGuaiac, 
 IGels., IHam., I I Hell., IHydrocot., Jacea, 
 iKali ars., IKali c, 1 1 Kali iod., IKali m., 
 I IKalm., lLach., I ILac c, ILact. ac, IILyc, 
 Lyss., IMagn. c, IMerc, Merc. iod. rub., Merc 
 sul., IMez., Millef., IPetrol., IPhos., IBPhyt., 
 IPuls., IIRhod., IIRhus, IRuta, MSabad., 
 IISal.ac,IISang.,ISep., ISil., I I Spig., I ISticta, 
 IISul., ISyph., ITarant., iTereb., IThuya; to 
 abdominal muscles, IPhyt.; acute, 1 1 Aeon., 
 ■Act. rac, lAnt. c, lArs., lAscl. s., IBell., 
 I IBry., ICalc s., Caulo., ICham., IChel., 
 I IChin.s., I I Chloral., IChlor., Cinch., I IColch., 
 IDulc, IGlon., Ilgn., ILac c, lLach., IKalm., 
 IMerc, INux v., IPuls., IRhod., IIRhus, ISal. 
 ac, ISang., I IVer. v.; acute, from sleeping in 
 a damp bed, Atrop. ; acute, before it is fully 
 developed, I IColch.; acute, from joint to 
 joint, worse from least movement, IKalm.; 
 acute and chronic, pains disappear on moving 
 about, severe in morning after rest, and on 
 rising from sitting, I IKali ph.; acute, moving 
 affected limb caused screaming, I Ars. ; acute, 
 violent pain, I IMagn. p.; especially in aged 
 persons, with soreness of bones, leaving an- 
 kles and feet swollen, Eup. pur.; amblyopia, 
 from metastasis, IPuls.; in aponeurosis, worse 
 at rest, night before change of weather, par- 
 ticularly before thunderstorms, especially 
 right side, more towards morning, in hot 
 season, IRhod. ; better moving, arthritis defor- 
 mans, IBenz. ac, ICaust., IThuya ; drives out 
 of bed at night and compels walking about, 
 ICham.,IIFerr.;pains"seemtobeinthebone,'' 
 especially in right hip, radiating thence to calf 
 and knee, became so violent he whined day 
 and night, could not sleep, IColoc; worse on 
 drawing a long breath, coughing, sneezing, 
 I IZinc; in cachectic individuals, with pur- 
 pura, Sec; alternating with catarrh, IKali 
 bi.; with chronic catarrh, IKali c; chronic,' 
 Abrot., lAgar., Alet., Anthrok., lApis, Arm, 
 •Ascl. s., IIAur. mur. nat., IIBadiag., IIBenz. 
 ac, ICalc. -Calc. s., ICarb. s., HCaust., Chim., 
 Clem., ICochl., IColch., ICrotal., IHep., Ilctod., 
 IKalm., lLach., IILyc, IMed., IPhos., 
 ■ IPhyt., IPsor., IIRhod., MSabina, ISep., 
 IISul., IVer.; chronic, cold variety, Kali bi.; 
 when chronic forms alternate with acute 
 of diarrhoea, IDulc. ; chronic, of elderly persons, 
 with rigidity of muscles and tendons, I I Ol.jec; 
 chronic, with dry eruption on wrists, I I Psor.; 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 chronic, brought on by working in hot 
 rooms and cold vaults, worse every other night, 
 1 1 Puis.; chronic, with lameness, I I Rhus v.; 
 chronic, in patients of sedentary habits, 
 Caps.; chronic or subacute, with profuse 
 sweating, ISuL; chronic, unable to walk, 
 IKalm.; chronic, recurring every year,ILach.; 
 worse from external cold, IPuls., Thuya ; 
 after taking cold, IAcon., Arm, IBry., Calc, 
 IColoc, IDulc., IGels., IMerc, INitr. ac, 
 Phos. ac, Sul.; from taking cold, particularly 
 from exposure to draughts while heated, 
 INux m. ; from protracted exposure to cold and 
 damp, fugitive drawing pains, worse in repose, 
 better from warmth, INux m.; from slightest 
 cold, ICoca ; in cold weather, Ars., IIBry., 
 HCalc. p., Carbo v., IColch., Kali bi., Nitr. 
 ac, INux v., IPhos., IPuls., IIRhus, Sul. ac; 
 in cold dry air, IAcon., Bry.; in cold damp 
 air, IColch., I IDulc, IIRhus., IVer.; with co- 
 ryza, I IMerc, Rhod.; with cough, ICaps., 
 ■Caust.; covering is intolerable, Led., Sul.; 
 worse in places least covered with flesh, pain 
 vanishes on touching painful part and appears 
 in some other part, ISang.; produced by pro- 
 tracted residence in damp and cold localities, 
 IDulc, 1101. jec; from checked diarrhoea, 
 lAbrot.; in chronic diarrhoea, INatr. s.; fol- 
 lowed by diarrhoea, or dysentery, IKali bi.; 
 after diphtheria, IPhyt.; pains drawing, seem 
 to be " between the bones and skin," worse in 
 rainy or stormy weather and cold, better by 
 warmth, particularly lying in bed, ILyc ; 
 drawing, tearing, tight feeling, worse from 
 cold weather, IPhos.; with dropsy from 
 cold, IKalm.; dull, worse when exercising, 
 better in rest, Squilla ; with dyspepsia, IKali 
 bi.; erratic pains, worse towards sunset and 
 during evening (morbus Brightii), ILyc vir.; 
 after acute eruptions, IDulc; every even- 
 ing, chilliness preceding, IKali iod.; worse 
 in evening, IBell., Colch., Coloc, IPuls., IRhus, 
 Urt. ur.; worse before midnight, Bry.; worse 
 evening and night, Aeon., Arm, I Ars., Bry., 
 JCham., Cinch., Dulc, Graph., IHep., IKali 
 iod., IMerc, INitr. ac, Phos., IPuls.; worse 
 from noon to midnight, IBell., Magn. s., 
 IRhus; worse after midnight, HArs., 
 IMerc, ISars., ISul., IThuya ; worse towards 
 morning, lArs., Bov., IKali e.j INux v., 
 Rhus, Thuya; feeling, on and before rising, 
 Ant. t.;with fever, IAcon., IBell., IFerr. ph.; 
 with or without fever,ICarb. s.; without fever, 
 IFerr. iod.; with flatulency, ICarbo v., IColch., 
 ILyc; with gastric symptoms, IBry., IColch., 
 INatr. s.; alternating with gastric symp- 
 toms, one appearing in Fall, the other in 
 Spring, IKali bi.; gnawing pains at night, 
 worse in damp windy weather, IKali c; with 
 goitre, ICalc; gonorrhoeal, HClem., ICop., 
 Lye, IMed., IPuls., ISars., ISep., Sul., I IThu- 
 ya ; after suppression of gonorrhoeal discharge 
 by large doses of balsam copaiba, I IMerccor.; 
 with headache, ISang.; affecting heart 
 (fl^" Chap. 29, Heart rheumatism) ; heat 
 and cold alternating, ILyc; worse from being 
 overheated and from exertion, IZinc; in 
 hepatic calculus, IChel.; with hysteralgia, 
 I I Sec; hysteric, worse sitting or standing, 
 better walking, greatly worse at night, Plat.; 
 inflammatory, (JS®* Joints); pains intermit- 
 tent, ILyc; 'with lameness and paralysis of 
 
 muscles, IColch.; with lassitude and desire to 
 lie down, IPhyt.; especially in left shoulder, 
 hip and knee, Ver. v.; in ligaments, Cham.; 
 mercurial, Arg. met., Arm, IBell., Calc, 
 ICarbo v., ICham., IICinch.,IIGuaiac,IIHep., 
 IKali iod., ILach., Lye, Mez., Phos. ac, IPhyt., 
 Pod., Puis., Rhod., ISars., ISul.,Val.; worse from 
 motion, I IBry., Calc p., IKalm., I IZinc; 
 desires motion, although it aggravates, better 
 by pressure, IForm.; musculo-fibrous, 1 101. 
 jec; in myelitis, IVer.; nervous, worse at 
 night, with flying, stitching pains along 
 bones, IMez.; with nervous excitability, 
 ICham.; during or following nettlerash, I IXJrt. 
 ur.; nightly, with chronic catarrh, IKali 
 iod.; nightly, prevents sleep, 1101. jec; 
 nightly, in wet weather (syphilis), ILyc; worse 
 at night, or lying on suffering side, IKali iod.; 
 worse at night and in early morning, I I Diosc; 
 with numbness and tingling, worse after 12 
 p.m., IRhus ; with numb feeling, worse in 
 warmth , from moving, after 12 p.m., better from 
 cold and after sweating, Thuya ; of old peo- 
 ple, 1 1 Ars., Eup. pur.; very vivid pain, dart- 
 ing about, shifting and remittent, IMagn. p.; 
 with palpitation, ICact., IICoccuL, IColch., 
 IGels., lOxal. ac; with paralysis, lAng., 
 ■Arm, Cina, ICinch., Coccul., IFerr., Hell., 
 Lac c, IPhos., Plumb., IIRhus, IRuta, Sars., 
 Staph.; periosteal, lAsaf., Cham., Kali bi., 
 IMez., IPhyt. ; alternating with phthisical 
 symptoms, ILed.; must change position fre- 
 quently at cost of pain, 1 1 Rhus ; relieved by 
 pressure, Bell., Puis., Rhus; subject to, in 
 prolapsus, 1 1 Rhus ; dull pains, come on every 
 time it rains, with depression of spirits, IPhyt.; 
 obstinate remains of acute, ISep.; worse by 
 rest, better by motion, Como., IFerr., IRhus, 
 Val. ; of right side, 1 1 Viol. ; right, goes to 
 left, ILach.; right side, principally and 
 more severely affected, Form. ; worse rising 
 from chair, stooping, turning body or 
 bending it backward, I IZinc; after scarla- 
 tina, IVer. v.; sciatic, I IRuta; shifting, 
 • Ant. t.; shifting from place to place, from 
 below upward, lEup. pur.; after sitting near 
 an open window in a hot room, 1 1 Sal. ac; 
 worse after sleep, Ant. sul. aur., ILach.; sore- 
 ness of muscles, I Arm, I I Ham., IIRhus; with 
 stiffness, Amm. m., Ant. c, Bry., HCaust., Co- 
 loc, IGraph., IGuaiac, I ILach., ILyc, Natr. 
 m., Nuxv., IIRhus, ISang., Sep., Sul.; with 
 sweat and soreness of bones, lEup. perf; 
 profuse sweat, often sour and offensive, IMerc; 
 sweat without relief, 1 1 Form.; with swell- 
 ing, lAscl. s.; with or without swelling, ISul.; 
 syphilitic, IBenz. ac, IFluor. ac, Kali bi., 
 I IKali iod.,IMerc,INitr.ac,IPhyt.;with short- 
 ening of tendons, ICaust., I INatr. m.; with 
 tension, worse from motion and contact, 
 IIBry.; the least touch is exceedingly pain- 
 ful, 1 1 Chel.; when travelling (nephritic colic), 
 llPareira; worse during a thunderstorm, 
 IRhod.; after or during typhus, Tarax.; from 
 below upward, I ILed.; with frequent urina- 
 tion, Meph. ; with disturbance of vision, 
 Merc per.; wandering, I Arm, Ars., Asaf, 
 Bell., IBrv., Chloral., Cochl., Mang., Meph., 
 INux m., INux v., I IPallad., Plumb., IIPuls., 
 Rhod., Sabina, Sars., Sep., Sul., Val.; wander- 
 ing, with catarrh, Jamb.; wandering quickly 
 from one part to another, IIPuls.; wandering, 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 999 
 
 with much pressure to urination and shocks, 
 Meph.; relieved by warmth, IIArs., ICaust., 
 Coloc, ILyc, IMagn.p., IMerc, IRhus, ISul.j 
 worse from warmth, IBry., Phos., IPuls., 
 Thuya ; from being in water or exposed in 
 damp and wet weather, Bell., Bor., Bry., 
 HCalc, Carbov., Caust.,IColch.,IDulc,Hep., 
 Lye, Nux m., IIPuls., IIRhus, ISars., ISep., 
 ISul.; checked by putting limbs in cold water, 
 Tarant. ; worse in change of weather, I IBry., 
 Calc, ICarbo v.,Dulc.,(jrraph., Lach., IMang., 
 IMerc, Nux m., IIRhod., IRhus, HSil., Sul., 
 HVer. ; worse in dry, cold weather, Asar.; in 
 protracted wet weather or from getting feet 
 wet, IIPuls.; worse in wet weather, better in 
 warmth, ILyc. J^ST gout, neuralgia ; also 
 Joints gout, rheumatism ; compare Chaps. 
 32 and 33. 
 
 Limbs, rubbing : desired in uterine hemor- 
 rhage, ISec. , in affection of vasomotor nerves, 
 I Kali br. 
 
 Limbs, running sensation : in chronic hepa- 
 titis, I ISil. 
 
 Limbs, sensitiveness : hyperesthesia, later 
 anaesthesia, particularly legs, I I Ver.v. ; hyper- 
 esthesia, with hysterical vertigo, Cycl. ; partic- 
 ularly legs, Tereb.; painful, Cainph.; soreness 
 of affected parts upon pressure by ends of fin- 
 gers (rheumatism), I I Zinc; to touch, ICup. 
 m., Tarax.; to touch, in lame pelvis, IMang.; 
 of affected part to touch, in rheumatism, 
 IFerr. ph. 
 
 Limbs, sharp pains : in tendons, Calc. p.; in 
 various parts of body, darting from place to 
 place, Diosc. 
 
 Limbs, shocks : convulsive, in epilepsy, I Ast.r.; 
 galvanic, with vertigo (hysteria), ^ Polyg.; 
 galvanic, of great violence, Ver. v.; in opis- 
 thotonos, Ver. v.; after sitting in spiritual 
 circles, I I Zinc. 
 
 Limbs, shooting: lAcon., Agar., ICalc, I llris, 
 Xan.; worse in morning, I Kali bi.; worse at 
 night, especially during a chill (mercurial 
 rheumatism), I Hep., IMerc. 
 
 Limbs, sick feeling : INux v. 
 
 Limbs, sides : onesided complaints, Thuya. 
 
 Limbs, skin: mottled, in diphtheria, ILach.; 
 rough, dry, I IKreo. 
 
 Limbs, soreness: Amb., Ang., 1 1 Arm, ICarbol. 
 ac, INitr. ac, IIRhus, Staph.; during chill, 
 Diad., lEup. perf.; with internal chill, IHep. ; 
 with chilliness, Elat.; in coryza, ICepa ; in 
 diabetes, I IRatan.; in evening, ISil.; precedes 
 paroxysms in intermittent fever, lElat. ; in 
 apyrexia, intermittent, lApis ; with heavi- 
 ness, dull, frontal headache, and soreness of 
 bones of face, Merc iod. flav. ; in meningitis, 
 I Arm; during menses, ISep.; especially in 
 muscles, I Ham. ; worse at night (rheumatism); 
 I lElaps ; with sensation as if paralyzed on 
 right side of head, after coition, ISil.; with 
 pricking, like pins and needles, in right, 
 ILach.; rheumatic, ILact. ac; like rheuma- 
 tism, worse through left shoulder and under 
 left scapula, Cund. ; with burning along spine, 
 developed by study, IPic ac; in sheath of 
 tendons, Bry., ICalc. p.; of tendons, better 
 moving, Ars. h. 
 
 Limbs, spasms: Aeon., JEsc. h., Amyg., Ant. 
 c, IBell., Bism., IBufo., ICaust., Coccul., 
 ICup. ac, ICup. m., IHyos., ILach., IMerc. 
 cor., IMosch., IINux v., 1 1 Phos., IPlumb., 
 
 IStram., I ISul., I IVal., I Ver., 8 Ver. v.; agita- 
 tion, after tetanic stiffness, Camph.; alternate, 
 of upper and lower, IHyos.; with anguish, 
 Coccul.; chorealike, lArg. nit.; clonic, KEnan.; 
 clonic, with loss of consciousness, IDolich.; clon- 
 ic, child, with eclampsia, I Art. v.; clonic, after 
 grief, I Ars. ; clonic (spinal irritation), I Chin. s. ; 
 clonic, with paralytic weakness (typhoid), 
 ILaur.; convulsive motion, third day after 
 confinement, IMillef.; contortions, IBell.; 
 strange contortions, during paroxysms, ICic; 
 contraction and tossing about, Lyss. ; convul- 
 sive contraction, I Aeon.; convulsions and 
 twitchings, I ICup. m.; distortion, HCic, 
 HCina, IHydr. ac, I ISil.; distortion, better 
 stretching them out, Sec; draws crooked, 
 especially fingers and toes, ICalc; draws to- 
 gether in tetanus, I Ars. ; convulsive motion, in 
 epilepsy, lAst. r.; extended in dentition, ICic; 
 strongly extended, spasms before menses, 
 1 1 Puis. ; convulsive, momentary extension, on 
 awaking Bell.; of extension, HCina; flexed, 
 body tossed upward, IHyosc; convulsive 
 movement towards close of attack in spas- 
 mus glottidis, IChlor.; jerks, I ICic; con- 
 vulsive motions, worse in morning, evening 
 and during motion, Squilla ; convulsive move- 
 ment, with colic, Bufo.; violent convulsive 
 movements, several times a day, Sec. ; con- 
 vulsive movements, in hydrocephalus acutus, 
 ILyc; rapid convulsive movements (arachni- 
 tis), IChlorof; convulsive motions, in summer 
 complaint, I Kali br.; spasmodic movement, 
 worse lying on back, better on side, Calc. p.; 
 rigidity, on awaking suddenly (spasmus glot- 
 tidis), I I Sul.; convulsive rigidity, Sang. ; spread- 
 ing, in spasm, during parturition, ICup m ; 
 stiffening, with screaming, during stool (den- 
 tition), IRheum ; tetanic rigidity, I IMillef.; 
 throws about, in dentition, ICham.; thrown 
 about, epileptiform, Absinth.; tonic, of ex- 
 tensors and flexors, Cic ; violent tossing, fol- 
 lowed by relaxation (epilepsy), IPuls.; in 
 typhus, lAur. met.; during unconsciousness, 
 I Ast.r.; writhing. Strain, g^* cramp ; also 
 Chap. 36, Convulsions. 
 
 Limbs, spasmodic pain : ICaulo., Sec. 
 
 Limbs, sprained feeling: Carbo v., IIRhus; 
 with swelling and redness (arthritic nodosi- 
 ties), Rhod. 
 
 Limbs, starting : IBell. Jg@~ Chap. 36, Start- 
 ing. 
 
 Limbs, sticking : fine, especially in joints, 
 IPuls.; as from splinters, especially on touch, 
 INitr. ac; tearing, in upper and posterior por- 
 tions, Berb. ; in tendons, I I Kali c $gf prick- 
 ing, stinging. 
 
 Limbs, « stiffness: iEthus., Arg. met., Bry., 
 ICham., IICheL, ICinch., Daph., IDiad., 
 IDulc, IGuaiac, Hydr. ac, I IHyos., INatr. 
 m., Oxal. ac, I Petrol., Phos. ac, llPhyfc., 
 ISpong.; of contracted, IGuaiac; in convul- 
 sions, ICup. ac; in epileptic fits, IMagn. p.; 
 with fainting,- ILaur.; in yellow fever, lArs.; 
 flexion difficult, I I Phos.; with headache, 
 ISang.; in hydrocephaloid, ICarbol. ac; in 
 influenza, IRhus ; after abuse of mercury, 
 ILach.; in metrorrhagia, IHyos.; all over, 
 could hardly move, in morning, IKali bi.; 
 worse in morning, Chlor.; worse, in morning, 
 in rheumatism, IPhos.; at 11 a.m., Brom.; on 
 first moving after rest, IIRhus; painful, 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 use lost, except right arm, pain worse from 
 change of weather, IMerc; painless, Oleand.; 
 
 ' paralytic, Lith.; paroxysms of single, Bell.; 
 
 ■■ rigid, Cup. m., IHell., I I Strain.; rigid, in hys- 
 teria, IHydr. ac. ; rigid, paralytic, I I Kali ph., 
 INatr. m.; rigid, with alternate swelling of 
 knee joints and wrists, I IKreo.; worse on ris- 
 ing from a seat, IBhus ; with shooting, worse 
 in morning, Kali bi.; sparmodic rigidity, with 
 yawning, followed by locking of jaws, I I Plat.; 
 sudden, probably brought on by exposure, 
 
 I IMerc; rigidity of tendons, with chronic gout 
 
 ; or rheumatism of elderly persons, I 1 01. jec. ; 
 in tetanus, lPhyt.; tetanic, with soreness, 
 Zinc; after walking, Ang.; after and during 
 walking, with sensation of a hundredweight 
 on nape of neck, Rhus, fi^* gout, rheu- 
 matism ; also Joints stiffness. 
 
 Limbs, stinging : Ant. t., I Apis, Bell., IGuaiac, 
 Paris, ISep., ISpig.; as after taking cold, Zing.; 
 better by drinking cold water (rheumatism), 
 1 1 Puis. ; transient, as of minute insects, Chlor.; 
 principally in joints, ISpig.; worse from least 
 motion, IGuaiac; at night, ISil.; and tearing, 
 ILaur. ; drawing, worse in warmth of bed, 
 from motion in evening, ILed. Egg*' prick- 
 ing, sticking. 
 
 Limbs, stitches: Ananth., Berb., Bov., Bry., 
 Eucal., I Kali c, IMerc, I IRhod., Thuya; in 
 bones, especially at joint, I IDros.; after ca- 
 tarrh (pneumonia), 1 1 Puis.; with chilliness, 
 IIPuls.; during cold weather, IColch.; draw- 
 ing, after acute eruption or catching cold, 
 worse at night or during evening, when there 
 is an exacerbation of fever, IDulc.; in dropsy, 
 IHell.; fine, in various parts, I IBenz. ac; 
 frequent, I Kali c; in hepatic disorder, I ISil.; 
 here and there, Senecio ; here and there 
 (phthisis florida, after pneumonia), IFerr.; 
 at intervals, ICarb. s. ; during menses, 
 ■Graph.; pressure in muscles of upper and 
 lower in every position, I IDros.; in chronic 
 rheumatism, ISul. 
 
 Limbs, stretching: Alum., Ars.,Art. v., Aurant., 
 ICalc p., Camph., HCaust., ICham., ICinch., 
 Meph., IIMez., I I Plant., Pod., Spong.; on 
 awaking (prosopalgia), llgn.; child, ICham.; 
 before chill, Diad.; in chill, Alum., Daph.; 
 with chilliness, Polyp.; with internal chilli- 
 ness, INatr. s.; with chilliness, before urina- 
 tion, IIPuls.; with cold state, in intermit- 
 tent, lArs.; slow contracting and stretch- 
 ing, repeatedly, in paroxysms, Stram.; 
 in convulsion, I ISil.; after cough, I I Sang.; 
 with debility, Seneg.; desire to, Amm. c, 
 ICalc, Calc s., I ICarbol.ac, IGraph., Kalibi., 
 IIMeph., MPhos., IPant,, I ISabina, Vinca, 
 Zinc; during fever, at night, I I Rhus*; before 
 attack of intermittent fever, lElat.; in inter- 
 mittent fever, lArs., Eup. perf.; before parox- 
 ysm of tertian intermittent, I INux v.; fre- 
 quent, IDros., IMerc. cor., INatr. m.; frequent, 
 when sitting, Alum. ; frequent, as if he had not 
 slept enough, Verbas.; begins attacks of gas- 
 tralgia, ILyc; seems to do good, ICarbo v.; 
 with headache, IChin. a.; dry heat, ICalcp.; 
 indoors, Ruta ; constant, after lying down in 
 bed, ICoccul.; before menses, IPuls.; in morn- 
 ing, ICarbo v.; every morning at 8, lasting 
 until 11 (intermittent tonic spasms), INatr. 
 m.; wants to, during ovarian pains, IPlumb ; 
 at commencement and end of each spasm 
 
 (during labor), llgn.; in tetanus, lArs.; fol- 
 lowed by twitching (epilepsy), I I Op.; with 
 yawning, INux v., yawning, without sleepi- 
 ness, Viol. j^iT Chap. 37, Yawning ; also, 
 Chap. 44, Muscles stretching. 
 
 Limbs, strumming : intermingled with flushes 
 of heat, ILach.; in typhoid fever ; llgn. 
 
 Limbs, sweat : clammy, I I Plumb. ; clammy and 
 cold, IMerc. cor.; clammy, when menses 
 should appear, ILil. tig.; clammy, in uterine 
 neuralgia, I IChin. s.; cold, Ars.' s. f., Bell., 
 Cupr. s., Sec; cold, during stool, Gamb.; cold, 
 clammy, in epidemic diphtheria, ILach.; cold, 
 in dilated heart, ITabac; cold, clammy, in 
 cardiac rheumatism, ICact. ; cold, with verti- 
 go, Asaf.; covered with, after scarlatina, Aur. 
 mur.; in croup, 1 1 Spong.; with heat of face 
 (congestive fever), I I Stram. ; easily,in morning, 
 Carbo v.; profuse, Con.; whith diarrhceic stool, 
 I IPtel.; w r arm, I llgn. 
 
 Limbs, swelling: Absin., I Arm, IBar. c, 
 I IMerc. sul., I I Stilling.; in albuminuria, 
 lApis, lArs., ITereb.; anasarcous, depending 
 upon general debility, I I Eup. perf.; bloated, 
 llXan.; bloated, in amenorrhcea, lApoc; 
 bloated, from taking cold (weakness of blad- 
 
 , der), I ITJran. n.; in Bright's disease, 1 1 Chel., 
 I ITereb.; increase of bulk and weight, ILith.; 
 during growth of children and young peo- 
 ple, ISil.; worse standing or sitting, better 
 walking, at climacteric period, ISep.; dropsi- 
 cal, lEup. pur.; in cardiacdropsy,IDig.; dropsy, 
 in organic disease of heart, lApis ; dropsy, 
 with pain, Led.; in dysentery, lArs.; in ec- 
 zema, IPetrol.; effusion, tendency to, in old 
 or intemperate subjects, Crotal. ; feeling bloat- 
 ed, Glon. ; feeling, in affection of vaso-motor 
 nerves, I Kali br.; in organic disease of 
 heart, lApis ; double natural size, in organic 
 disease of heart, INaja ; especially lower 
 (Bright's disease), IKalm.; with "menses, 
 ■Graph.; cedematous, I lArund., IHam., ISe- 
 necio, IStann.; great oedema, chiefly in lower, 
 elephantine in size, IGraph.; painful, IKalic; 
 painful, in endocarditis, Aur. met.; pale, 
 INux v.; in pneumonia, ISul.; in pregnancy, 
 •Jab.; puffed, with swelling of body," at times 
 painful, or as if going to sleep, IDulc; puffed, 
 with cyanosis, ILach.; red (acute rheumatism, 
 from sleeping in damp bed), Atrop.; rheum- 
 atic, with heat and redness, IHep. ; rheum- 
 atic, worse in rest, better by motion , Como. ; 
 cedematous, in post-scarlatinal complaints, 
 lApis; in sciatica, BLed.; tensive, INux v.; 
 of veins, ISep. fiii n> Chap. 32, Arms swell- 
 ing, and Chap. 33, Legs swelling, 
 
 Limbs, tearing: Aeon., Ant. t., I Arm, Asar., 
 Aur. mur.,Benz. ac, Berb., Bov., ICaust.,Ced., 
 ICham., ICinch., 7rCup.m.,IColoc, Con., Eucal., 
 IGraph., IGuaiac, 1 1 Iris, IKali c, Lachn., 
 IMerc. sol., Mi lief, Phos. ac, IPsor., Squilla, 
 I IVer., Vinca; with backache (typhoid); 
 ■Rhus; in bones, Bism.; in tubular bones, 
 worse in ends, 1 1 Agar.; changing place, IColch.; 
 after catarrh (pneumonia), IIPuls.; in bones, 
 before chill, Carbo v.; during chill, Caps.; 
 with chilliness, I I Rhus ; with chilliness and 
 coldness, IPuls.; in sporadic cholera, ITabac; 
 coming and going, now in one, now in other 
 limb, ICarb. s.; worse from contact, especially 
 hands and feet, ICinch.; with cramp, Tabac; 
 crampy pain in phalangeal bones and joints, 
 
34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 1001 
 
 Aur. met.; downward, ISul.; in dysentery, 
 IDulc, IMerc.; after eating anything cold 
 (leucorrhcea), ICoccul.; erratic, Rhod.; with 
 itchlike eruption on wrists, llPsor.; in ery- 
 sipelas, I I Rhus ; at 6 p.m., ILyc.; in intermit- 
 tent fever, ICaps.; particularly in forearms 
 and lower leg, worse at night and in damp 
 weather (syphilis), ILyc; frequent, IKali c. ; 
 in hepatic disorder, I ISil.; in chronic hepatitis, 
 I ISil.; here and there, Amm, m. ; with herpes 
 of face, ICarb. s.; worse in joints, thence into 
 long bones, ICaust.; in locomotor ataxia, 
 IPhos.; before menses, Berb.; in emansiomen- 
 sium,IDig.; from mercurialization or syphilis, 
 IKali iod.; muscles, as if strained and torn 
 from attachments, Form.; at night, worse 
 •during rest, and on alternate days, ILyc. ; 
 w r orse at night, ICham. ; worse at night, 
 in chlorosis primaria amenorrhceica, llSa- 
 bina; worse at night, especially during a 
 chill (mercurial rheumatism), IHep.; worse at 
 night, particularly towards morning, with 
 tension and stiffness in joints, with swell- 
 ing and redness of joints (syphilis), I I Rhod.; 
 now in one, now in another, ICaust.; in 
 parts of all, Amb.; paralytic, IMagn. m., 
 IPhos.; as if paralyzed (chronic rheumat- 
 ism), ILyc; periodic, worse at night, cannot 
 remain in bed, I I Rhod.; pricking pains in 
 muscles, with heat of parts, Kiuaiac; 
 during rest, better from motion, I IMur. ac , 
 IIRhus; worse in rest or sitting, better 
 moving, I Agar.; rheumatic, IMerc; rheumatic, 
 during warm weather, IColch.; in chronic 
 rheumatism, ISul.; better by rubbing,Canth. ; 
 stinging, with formication, ISec; sometimes 
 ending in slow, dull stitches, Zinc. ; in change 
 of temperature, 1 1 Sep.; better tossing in bed, 
 ICham.; worse from least touch, in acute 
 rheumatism, IChel.; in upper and posterior 
 portions, Berb.; in various parts, I IBenz. ac; 
 with weakness of body, Spig.; with weariness, 
 Merc per.; after getting wet, IDulc. 
 g^* neuralgia. 
 
 Limbs, tension: Bov., IBry., ICup. ac; in 
 flexors, with cramps in popliteal space, Cor- 
 nus ; increases until very acute and then lets 
 up with a snap, worse in evening, before mid- 
 night, IPuls. ; worse rising from a seat, IRhus; 
 with tearing in limbs, worse at night, I I Rhod. ; 
 tightening pain in tendons on stretching or 
 moving, ICimex ; as if too tightlv wrapped, 
 IPlat. 
 
 Limbs, thrill: electric, from brain. Ailant. 
 
 Limbs, throbbing: Berb.; beating, Ant. t.; 
 beating, afraid she cannot keep up, takes hold 
 of something, with anxiety, IRhus. 
 
 Limbs, tingling: IIAcon., lAlum., lArn., Bell., 
 ICup. m., Ilgn., I ILyc, IIRhus, Ver.w; in pot- 
 ter's colic, Alum.; in diarrhoea, I ISec; better 
 from friction(paralysis),IIPhos.; in meningitis, 
 IVer.; afterwards numb, IIRhus ; especially 
 in tips of fingers and toes, INatr. m.; pre- 
 cedes unconsciousness with heavy sleep, Sec 
 jgg^ formication, numbness. 
 
 Limbs, tired feeling: lAloe, Amb., lAmyl., 
 Anac, Aph. ch., Apis, lArs., IBry., ICalc, 
 Cain., Cann. s., ICarbo v., ICepa, ICon., ICup. 
 m., IKali c, IIMerc sol., IPuls., Sabad., ISep., 
 Sil., Stram., ISul., Thuya, I I Zinc; before apo- 
 plexy, IBell.; on awaking, Bar, c; in blephar- 
 itis, IKali c; in coryza, I Ars., IGels., IHy- 
 
 dras., IMerc, IPhos.; with despondency, 
 Sabina ; in diabetes, ILact. ac; with nightly 
 diarrhoea and asthmatic cough, IKali c; as 
 from a powerful and all-pervading disease, 
 I I Ptel.; easily tired when walking, ICalc, I ICa- 
 lad., I IPuls.; as after unwonted exercise, 
 Aur. met.; after slightest exertion, Ammoniac; 
 with headache, IBell.; with heaviness, dry 
 cough, etc. (hectic), ISul.; languor, IGels., 
 Ilgn., IXux v.; languor, in epilepsy, IKali br.; 
 languor in morning on awaking, ICinch.; 
 languor, especially in thighs, Hydr. ac; las- 
 situde, Alum., Bell., ICalc, ICarbo v., IHep., 
 Plat., Sec, Spig., IVer.; before attack (stoma- 
 cace), IDulc; lassitude, after catching cold 
 (diarrhoea), IMerc. cor.; lassitude when 
 standing up without moving, IMerc. cor.; 
 lassitude, after a short walk in evening, 
 Coral.; especially when lying on left side, 
 better when lying on right, Merc. iod. flaw; 
 in morning, ICarbo v., Pallad., I I Zinc; over- 
 fatigued, in influenza, I Ant. t.; in acute mye- 
 litis, I ICalab.; painful, penetrates to marrow, 
 I Ars. ; painful, at night, makes rest impossible, 
 suffers in part on which he rests, worse in legs, 
 sweat partly relieves (rheumatic fever), 
 I ISyph.; as the pain subsides, IKali bi.; dur- 
 ing pregnancy, ICalc; during repose, I Aeon.; 
 with sleepiness,Cimex ; when standing,ILith., 
 I ISul.; tremulous, as if coming out of ab- 
 domen, Ant. c.j in typhus, I I Agar. ; after 
 walking in open air, INux v.; as if worn out, 
 ICham. fi^" paralytic feeling, trembling, 
 "weakness 
 
 Limbs, torpidity : with uterine affections, Act. 
 rac 
 
 Limbs, trembling: I Aeon., Alum., Anac, Ant. c, 
 IIArg. nit., I Ars., lAurant., Bar. in., -Bism., 
 Bufo. , Cam ph., ICanth., Castor., HCaust., 
 IChel., IChin. s., ICic, Cinnam., IBCoc- 
 cul., ICon., Crotal., Cup. s., IGels., Glon., 
 IHvos., IHvper., Ilgn., Hod., Lyss., IMagn. 
 p./Med., IMez., IINux v., IOp., IPetrol., 
 IPhos., UPlumb., IPuls., IRhus, Spig., 
 ISpong., ITabac, IVer., I I Viol.; with nervous 
 agitation (facial neuralgia), I I Spig.; in ana- 
 sarca, IXux v.; with violent anxiety, IPlat.; 
 anxious, IPuls.; in apoplexy, ILach.; espe- 
 cially arms, Sil.; in asthma, ICup. m.; on 
 awaking suddenly (spasmus glettidis), I ISul.; 
 after bleeding, Sil.; with chill, Con.; as in a 
 chill, could not stand and hardly speak, with- 
 out coldness (ague), Sabad.; with chilliness, 
 Cinnam.; with chilliness, especially evenings, 
 ICoccul.; after colic, with coldness, Bov.; in 
 lead colic, I Alum.; constant, relieved by 
 hands of another (chorea), Asaf.; convulsive, 
 I Aeon., Lyss.; with convulsions, in epi 
 lepsy, I Crotal.; crawly, during sweat, Stram. - 
 quaking, in delirium tremens, I I Stram.; in 
 drunkards, IIArs., IBar. c; in epilepsy, 
 ICaust.; from every exertion, in locomotor 
 ataxia, IPhos.; after least exertion follows 
 feeling of weakness in back as if crushed, 
 I IPhos.; weak, in cerebrospinal fever, IGels.; 
 with fever and faintness, evenings (typhoid), 
 ILach.; with fright, Bar. c; after fright, 
 I IOp., I ITarant.; in gastric derangement, 
 IDory.; particularly hands, I IMerc. , Sil. ; espe- 
 cially hands (gastric derangement), IDory.; 
 with headache, I ISil.; in hydrocephalus and 
 typhus, lApis ; invisible, with cooling sensa- 
 
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 34. LIMBS IN GENERAL. 
 
 tion, ICinch.; especially of joints, Mang.; with 
 lassitude, ICalc; especially legs, Kob.; in 
 mania a potu, IStram. ; in measles, I IChel.; 
 in meningitis, IStram.; in meningitis infan- 
 tum and scarlatina, I Apis ; especially in morn- 
 ing, INitr. ac; in myelitis, IStram.; with pain 
 in tabes dorsalis, Sec; painful, llpec; with 
 palpitation, Com, Cup. ars.; in paralysis agi- 
 tans, I I Rhus ; in pneumonia, IMerc. ; in pros- 
 tatic troubles, IDig.; with oppression of 
 respiration, after fright or anger, worse in 
 evening, sometimes after eating, change of 
 temperature, especially from heat to cold, 
 Ran. b.; involuntary shaking, Asaf., IMagn. 
 p.; shaking, on sitting or lying, must rise and 
 walk (after confinement), I ITarant.; in spinal 
 irritation, ICoccul.; he is unable to stand or 
 sit, IHep.; with twitching of muscles, Rhus v.; 
 in typhoid, lAgar., ICoccul.; of upper, then 
 lower, ILaur. ; when trying to use them 
 (chronic alcoholism), IPhos.; after re vaccina- 
 tion, I I Thuya; with vertigo, afternoon, IHy- 
 per.; with periodic vertigo, IINatr. m.; vio- 
 lent, 1 1 Zinc; especially after a walk in open 
 air, with nervous debility, from use of coffee, 
 wine, etc., INux v.; with weariness and pros- 
 tration, ISul. Jd^sT" spasms, tired feeling, 
 weakness. 
 Limbs, twisting pains : in rheumatism, IZinc 
 Limbs, twitching: lAgar., Alum., lArs., 
 IIBell., IChel., ICic, I ICina, ICinch., ICoccul., 
 Codein.,ICoff.,Cypr., IIHyos., IMerc, I IMy- 
 gale, INatr. c, INatr. m., INux v., IIOp., 
 Petrol., Phos. ac, IIRhus, llStram.; on falling 
 asleep, INatr. m.; convulsive, IIBell., Chlorof., 
 ICup. m., INux v., Ran. sc; convulsive, 
 when falling asleep, an infant, ICham.; 
 convulsive, in threatened miscarriage, I Cham.; 
 convulsive, worse in morning, evening 
 and during motion, Squilla ; convulsive, 
 in pneumonia, I IChel.; during day, 
 Carbo v., ISep.; day and night, ISil.; reper- 
 cussion of eruption, ICup. m.; in puerperal 
 fever, 1 1 Act. rac; in fracture of bones, ISpig.; 
 in chronic passive hemorrhage, I I Sec; 
 jactitation, with lividity of .face and frothing 
 at mouth (puerperal convulsions), IOp.; 
 worse from least jar or cold, INux v.; during 
 menses, ICoff., MCEnan.; on motion (rheu- 
 matism), ILyc; afterwards numb, IIRhus ; 
 tendency to paraplegia (myelitis), IMerc; in 
 parturition, IHyos.; in prosopalgia, I IVer.; 
 in scarlatina, IZinc; sensitive spot over seat 
 of injury, after blow upon left parietal bone, 
 least touch upon this spot caused trembling 
 over whole body, pains day and night, INatr. 
 m.; in shock of injury, ICham.; sudden, as 
 from electric shock (neuralgia vaga), ITereb.; 
 single, during morning nap, Cham.; during 
 sleep, IKali c, ISep., IStram.; sleeping or 
 waking, ILyc; with sopor, Cup. m.; spas- 
 modic, during heat, Ign.; spasmodic, in 
 threatened miscarriage, ICham.; in spinal 
 irritation, IChin. s.; starting, with spasmodic 
 complaints, Bry.; slight, starting, alternating 
 with trembling (meningitis), I I Aeon.; in ten- 
 dons, 1 1 Arm, IStram.; in typhoid, ICoccul.; 
 then unconsciousness, ICup. m. JSi^ jerking, 
 trembling. 
 Limbs, twitching pain : Ced.; cancer, IMorph. 
 sul.; worse at night, preventing sleep, better 
 towards morning (rheumatism), 1 1 Puis. 
 
 preventing sleep,. 
 Chap. 32, Arms, and Chap. 
 
 Limbs, ulcerative pain 
 Agar. 
 
 Limbs, ulcers : 
 33, Legs ulcers. 
 
 Limbs, uncomfortable feeling : Mane, ISil. 
 
 Limbs, uneasiness : Ailant., Eup. pur.; worse 
 when covered or in room, Ast. r.; like a 
 crawling, with anxiety by day, Amb.; in 
 evening, is obliged to move them about, 
 1 1 Kali c; intolerable, in evening, HCaust.; 
 sudden, must move about, I IChel.; he was 
 obliged to get up from sitting or lying and 
 walk (after toothache), Ohrom. ac. f$s&" rest- 
 lessness. 
 
 Limbs, veins : jg@=* Chap. 32, Arms, and Chap. 
 33, Legs veins. 
 
 Limbs, wandering pains: Ars., IKali bi., 
 Nitr. sp. d., IPlumb., IIPuls.; flying pains, 
 IMagn. p.; flying pains, at intervals, HCarb. 
 s.; flying pains, in rheumatism, IVer. v.; fly- 
 ing about in all parts, after getting wet, ICalc 
 p.; worse in joints and on left side, Natr. a. ; 
 worse in left side and from motion, Chel.; 
 shift rapidly, also with swelling and redness 
 of joints, IIPuls.; confined to small spots, 
 lasting but a short time, soon returning, INux 
 m.; now in toes now in shoulders, now here 
 now there, Ars. s. f. Jg^" Joints, wander- 
 ing pains. 
 
 Limbs, weakness : 1 1 Alum., Amyg., lAmyl., 
 Anthrac, I Ant. c, Ant. t., lApoc, I Ars.,. 
 Ars. h., HCalc, ICanth., Caps., I Carbo v., 
 BICaust., Chim. m., IChin. s., ICinch., IClem.,, 
 Coccus, Cornus, ICup. m., IDulc, Glon., 
 ■Graph., IHep., Hyper., IKalm., I IMerc. sol., 
 IINatr. p., INuph., INux v., GEnam, IPhos., 
 Polyg. , I I Psor. , I Puis. , I Rhus , Sec. , I Sil . , 
 ITarant., 1 1 Thuya, IVer., I iXam, IZinc; 
 as if coming out of abdomen, Ant. c; 
 during apyrexia (intermittent), I ISabad.; fol- 
 lowing feeling of weakness in back as if 
 crushed, I IPhos.; after bathing, lAnt. c; can- 
 not get of out bed, I ICalad.; breaking down 
 from rheumatic pain when walking, Ang.; 
 bruised sensation in all, aversion to moving, 
 Ferr. iod. ; with tension across chest, Rhus ; 
 in chlorosis, IINatr. m., I ISep.; in chorea, 
 IAgar.;incoryza, I I Aeon.; all day, IBry.; with 
 despondency, Sabina ; can scarcely drag along, 
 with heat in evening, Diad.; with drowsiness, 
 Calc p.; after eating, IClem.; worse in even- 
 ing, INuph.; especially feet, lasting till going 
 to bed, ICalc; after flatulent troubles, Cepa ; 
 from loss of fluids, with burning, Phos. ac; 
 with general debility, IIArg. nit.; give way 
 on going up stairs, Ars. h.; in headache, I Ant. 
 c; in hydrocephaloid, ■"" 
 IIBry.,ICaust., IGels., 
 joints, Mang., IPhos.; 
 Diosc; must lie down, 
 (enlargement of spleen) 
 cannot stand, Amyg.; hanging loosely, With- 
 out motion, Tereb.; almost entire loss of nerv- 
 ous force, exhausted by slightest effort, IMed. ^ 
 before and during menses, llgn.; worse in 
 morning, after rising, INatr. m.; move slug- 
 gishly, I IBry.; in myelitis acuta, I lOxal. ac; 
 paralytic, Ananth., HCaust., Sarrac; para- 
 lytic, painful, particularly knee (epidemic in- 
 fluenza), ISabad.; paralytic, painful, in mye- 
 litis, IVer.; paralytic, especially right side 
 (cardialgia), I IPlumb.; when raised, fell back 
 
 IMerc; in influenza, 
 I IPhos.; especially in 
 especially in knees, 
 lArs.; must lie down 
 i, IFerr • as if lifeless, 
 
35. REST, POSITION, MOTION. 
 
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 as if paralyzed (bilateral croupous pneumo- 
 nia), IKali iod.; in phthisis, MStann.; loss 
 of power, after pollutions, Sabad.; loss of 
 power, IIArg. met., "Calab.; loss of power, as 
 if beaten, IStann.; loss of power, w r orse in 
 evening, INuph. ; mostly during rest, IRhus; 
 worse at rest and in rough weather, Rhod.; 
 on attempting to rise, could not stand (affection 
 of brain), IGlon.; in multiple sclerosis, I Phos. ; 
 must sit,Bry.; after tetanic spasms, I I Nux v. ; 
 on going up stairs, Bapt.; sudden, I INaja ; 
 sudden, with canine hunger, I Zinc; supple, 
 Amyg.; especially thighs, Hydr. ac; trem- 
 bling, on beginning to walk (spinal irritation), 
 IPhos.; trembling, on using hands or walking, 
 
 Ferr. iod.; in trichinosis, I Apis ; upon which 
 the ulcer has healed, cannot bear its own 
 weight by suspension, IHep.; unsteadiness, 
 I I Puis. ; upward, in mornings, IStann.; uterus 
 displaced, IMagn. m.; while walking in open 
 air, Sang., IZinc. ; better walking in open air, 
 Amm. c.j when walking or riding (vertigo), 
 IDig. J&ai * paralysis, paralytic feeling, 
 tired feeling, trembling. 
 
 Limbs, "wind : as if cold were blowing up from 
 heel to popliteal space (ante-desquamative 
 stage of Bright's disease), IHelon. 
 
 Limbs, wrinkled: as it they had been for a 
 long time in hot water, Sec. 
 
 35. REST. POSITION. MOTION. 
 
 Motion. Position. Rest. 
 
 MOTION, aggravation: Aeon., Agar., Alum., 
 Arab., Amm. m., IIAnac, I I Aug., Ant. c, 
 I lAnt.t., Arg.met.,IArn.,IIArs.,Asaf.,IAsar., 
 Aur. met., 1 1 Bar. c, IIBell., Bism., IIBor., 
 Bov., IIBry., ICalad., MCalc, ICamph., 
 ICann. s., I I Canth., Caps., ICarbo a., Carbo 
 v., Caust., Cham., ICheL, I ICic, Cinch. ,Cina, 
 Clem., ICoccul., ICoff., HColch., Coloc, Con., 
 ICroc, I I Cup., MCycl., IDig., Dros., Dulc., 
 Euphor., I IFerr., IGraph., I IGuaiac, IHell., 
 IHep., Hyos., Ign., Hod., Hpec, Kali c, 
 I IKreo., Lach., Laur., IILed., Lye, Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., Mang., Mar. v., Menyanth., IMerc., 
 I IMez., Mosch., Mur. ac, Natr. c, INatr. m., 
 Nitrum, I I Nitr. ac, 1INux m., IINux v., 
 Oleand., Op., 1 1 Paris, I I Petrol., IPhos., Phos. 
 ac, Plat., I I Plumb., Puis., IRan. b., Ran. sc, 
 IRheum, Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Sabina, 
 Samb., ISars., ISquilla, 1 1 Sec, ISelen., Seneg., 
 
 . Sep., Sil., ISpig., MSpong., Stann., IStaph., 
 llStram., Stront., Sul., I ISul. ac, Tarax., 
 Thuya, Val., Ver., Verbas., Viol., Zinc 
 
 Motion, amelioration : Aeon., I I Agar. , I I Alum., 
 
 I lAmb., Amm.c, I Amm. m., Anac, Ang., Ant. 
 c, Ant. t., I lArg.met., Arn., I lArs., I lAsaf., 
 Asar.JIAur. met., Bar.c, Bell., I I Bism., I I Bov., 
 Bry., Calc, HCaps., Carbo a., Carbo v., Canst., 
 
 I I Cham., Cic, Cinch., Cina, Coccus, IColoc, 
 HCon., Cup., HCycl., IDros., IIDulc, 
 IIEuphor., IIEuph., IIFerr., Gnaiac, Hep., 
 Hyos., Ign., Kali c, 1 1 Lach., Laur., IILyc, 
 Magn. c, IMagn. m., Mang., Mar. v., IMen- 
 yanth., Merc, Mez., IMosch., I IMur. ac, 
 
 I INatr. c, Natr. m., I I Nitrum, Nitr. ac, Nux 
 m., Oleand., 1 1 Op., Paris, Petrol., Phos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPlat., Plumb., IIPuls.. Rhod., I IRhus, 
 
 I I Ruta, HSabad., Sabina, HSamb., Sars., Se- 
 len., Seneg., ISep., Sil., Spig., Spong., Stann., 
 Staph., UStront., Sul., Sul. ac, IITarax., 
 1 1 Thuya, IB Val., I I Ver., Verbas., Zinc; from 
 continued motion, lAmb., lAmm. m., Bry., 
 HCaps., Carbo v., I I Caust., Cinch., Cina, 
 UCon., ICycl., IDros., IIEuphor., IIFerr., 
 
 Kali c, ILyc, Plat., I I Plumb., IIPuls., Rhod., 
 IRhus, IIRuta, ISabad., Sabina, USamb., 
 Sep., ISil., 1 1 Tarax., Thuya, I Val., I Ver. 
 
 Motion, ascending: aggravation, I I Aeon., 
 I I Alum., lAmm. c, Anac, lAng., Ant. c, 
 lArg. met., Arn., IIArs., I I Aur. met., IBar.c, 
 Bell., IBor., IIBrv., ICact,, MCalc, I ICann., 
 Canth., Carbo v., Caust., Cinch., Coff., ICon., 
 ICup. m., Dig., Dros., IIEuphor., IFerr., 
 I IGraph., I IHell., Hep., I I Hyos., 1 1 Ign., 
 Kali c.,l I Lach., Led., I ILyc, Magn. c, Magn. 
 m. , IIMenyanth., IMerc, Mosch., Mur. ac, 
 I IXatr. c, Natr.m., INitrum, I I Nitr. ac, Nux 
 m., IXuxv., MParis, I I Petrol., Phos., Phos. 
 ac, Plat, Plumb., Ran. b., IRhod., I IRhus, 
 Ruta, Sabad., 1 1 Sabina, I ISquilla, ISeneg., 
 ■Sep., Sil., ISpig., HSpong., I IStann., I IStaph., 
 I ISul., Sul. ac, Tarax., I IThuya, IVal., Ver- 
 bas. 
 
 Motion, descending : aggravation, I I Amm. m., 
 I I Arg. met., Bar. c„Bell.,Brv., IIBor.,Canth., 
 Coff., ICon., IFerr., I ILyc, Menyanth., Nitr. 
 ac, Plumb., IRhod., Rhus, I I Ruta, I I Sabina, 
 Stann., Sul., I Ver., Verbas; amelioration, 
 I I Aeon., I I Alum., I Amm. c, Anac, I Ang., Ant. 
 c, Arg. met., Arn., IIArs., Asar., I I Aur. met., 
 I [Bar. c, Bell., IBor., IIBry., ICalc, 
 I ICann., Canth., Carbo v., Caust., Cinch., 
 Coff., ICup. m., Dig., Dros., IIEuphor., 
 I IGraph., I IHell., Hep., I I Hyos., 1 1 Ign., 
 Kali c, I I Lach., Led., IILyc, Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., I I Menyanth., IMerc, Mosch., 
 Mur. ac, I INatr. c, Natr. m.,INitrum, I I Nitr. 
 ac, Nux m., INux v., I IParis, I I Petrol., Phos., 
 Phos. ac, Plat., Plumb., Ran. b., I IRhus, 
 Ruta, Sabad., ISeneg., ISep., Sil., ISpig., 
 MSpong., I ISquilla, I IStann., I IStaph., 
 I ISul., Sul. ac, 1 1 Tarax., I IThuya, Verbas., 
 IZinc. 
 
 Motion, lifting (overlifting) : aggravation, 
 Alum., Amb., lArn., I I Bar. c, IBor., Bry., 
 
 I ICalc, 1 1 Carbo a., I ICarbo v., 1 1 Caust., 
 
 I I Cinch., Coccul., Coloc, Con., I ICroc, Dulc, 
 
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 35. REST, POSITION, MOTION. 
 
 Ferr., 1 Graph., I Hod., I IKali c.,Lach., ILyc, 
 Merc, I IMur. ac, INatr. c, I INatr. m., Nitr. 
 ac, I INux v., Oleand., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 Plat., Rhod., IIRhus, Ruta, I I Sep., ISil., 
 Spig., I IStann., Staph., I ISuL, Sul. ac, Thuya, 
 1 1 Val. 
 
 Motion, aversion : Chel., IGels., Hyper, Kali 
 bi., ISul. fflgg* Rest amelioration ; also 
 Chap. 1, Apathy, Laziness, Torpor. 
 
 Motion, desire for: child must be carried, 
 I Ant. t., llCharm; to be rocked, ICina. 
 JSJ@r > amelioration; also Chap. 36, Restless- 
 ness. 
 
 Motion, playing piano : aggravation, I lAnac, 
 ICalc, IKali c, INatr. c, ISep., 1 1 Zinc. 
 g@~ Chap. 1, Music 
 
 Motion, playing violin: aggravation, Calc, 
 IKali c, Viol. 
 
 Motion, running: aggravation, Alum., lAng., 
 Arg. met., lArn., IIArs., IIAur. met., I Bell., 
 I IBor., IIBry., I ICalc, ICann., ICaust., Chel., 
 H ICina, 1 1 Cinch., IICoccul., Coff., Croc, 
 ICup. m., Dros., Hep., Hyos., Ilgn., I Hod., 
 Ipec, IKali c, Laur., ILed ,ILyc,IMerc, Mez., 
 Natr. c, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., 
 lOleand., I IPhos., 1 1 Rheum, IRhod., IRhus, 
 Ruta, I ISabina, ISeneg., I ISep., ISil., ISpig., 
 Spong., I ISquilla,Staph., I ISul., Sul. ac, Ver., 
 Zinc 
 
 Motion, sewing : aggravation, I ILach., INatr. 
 m., Sul. ac 
 
 Motion, singing : j§m~ Chap. 25, Voice singing. 
 
 Motion, turning around: aggravation, Agar., 
 I ICalc, Cham., Ilpec, I IKali c, Merc, Natr. 
 m., I I Paris, Phos. 
 
 Motion, turning in bed: aggravation, lAcon., 
 Agar., Am m. m., Anac, 1 1 Ars., Asar., IBor., 
 IIBry., Calc, ICann., ICaps., ICarbo v., 
 I ICaust., Cina, Cinch., Coccul., ICon., Cup. 
 m., Dros., lEuphor., IFerr., Graph., IHep., 
 Kali c, Lach., Led., ILyc, Magn. c, Merc, 
 INatr. m., Nitr. ac, INux v., Petrol., I IPhos., 
 Plat.,Plumb.,IIPuls.,Ran.b., I IRhod., IRhus, 
 Rnta, I ISabad., Sabina, I ISamb., Sars., ISil., 
 ■Staph., ISul., Thuya, Val. 
 
 Motion, walking : gii^ Chap. 33, Walking. 
 
 Motion, writing: I I Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm. 
 c, I I Amm. m., 1 1 Anac, Ant. c, Arm, lAsaf., 
 Asar., Aur. met., I I Bar. c, Bor., Bry., Calad., 
 I ICalc, Cann., Canth., I ICarbo v., Caust., 
 Cham., Chel., I ICic,ICina, I ICincb., ICoccul., 
 Coloc, Croc, Dros., Euphor., Ferr., 1 1 Graph., 
 I IHep., I Ilgn., I IKali c, Laur., Led., ILyc, 
 Menyanth., Mez., Mur. ac, I INatr. c, I INatr. 
 m., Nitr. ac, Nux m.,INux v., lOleand., Paris, 
 Petrol., I IPhos., Phos. ac, Plat., Puis., 1 1 Ran. 
 b., Rheum, IRhod., Rhus, IRuta, I ISabad., 
 Sabina, I I Sars., Samb., I ISeneg., ISep., I ISil., 
 Spig., I I Spong., Stann., Staph., Stront.,1 ISul., 
 I ISul. ac, Thuya, 1 1 Val., HZinc; ameliora- 
 tion, I IFerr., Natr. c. 
 
 POSITION, change of: aggravation, Aeon., 
 IIBry., HCaps., ICarbo v., I ICaust., ICon., 
 llEuphor., II Ferr., ILach., ILyc, Petrol., 
 IPhos.,Phos. ac,Plat., Plumb., IIPuls., I I Ran. 
 b., Rhod., IRhus, Sabad., ISamb., I ISil., 
 Thuya ; desire for, continually,! I Ars., IIRhus; 
 frequent, Lyss., Spong.; bed or chair, seem so 
 hard, lArn. fig^* Motion aggravation. 
 
 Position, lying down, aggravation: Aeon., 
 I I Agar. , I I Alum., I IAmb.,1 I Amm. c, I Amm. 
 m., Anac, Ang„ I I Ant. c, I I Ant. t., I Arg. 
 
 met., Arm, IIArs., lAsaf., Asar., lAur. met., 
 Bar. c,Bell v IIBism., I IBor., I IBov , Bry., 
 Calad., Calc, Camph., Cann. s. ; Canth., 
 IICaps.,Carbo a., I ICarbo v., Caust., HCham., 
 Chel., Cic, Cina, Cinch., I I Clem., Cocc, Coff., 
 Colch., IIColoc, HCon., Croc, Cup. m., 
 ICycl., Dig., IIDros., IDulc, llEuphor., 
 Euph., I IFerr., Graph., Guaiac, Hell., Hep., 
 1 1 Hyos., Illgn., Iod., Ipec, I IKali c, Kreo., 
 Lach. , Laur., Led., IILyc, Magn. c, I Magn. 
 m., Mang., 1 1 Mar. v., IMenyanth., Merc, 
 Mez., IMosch., IMur. ac, INatr. c, Natr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, INitrum, Nux m., Nux v., Oleand., 
 I IOp., Paris, Petrol., Phos., IPhos. ac, HPlat., 
 Plumb., IIPuls., Ran. b., Rheum, IRhod., 
 IIRhus, IRuta, ISabad., Sabina, I ISamb., 
 Sars., Sec, Selen., I ISeneg., ISep., I ISil., Spig., 
 Spong., Squilla, I IStann., Staph., Stram., 
 IStront., I ISul., Sul. ac, ITarax., 1 1 Thuya, 
 I Val., 1 1 Ver., IVerbas., Zinc. 
 Position, lying down, amelioration : Aeon., 
 Agar., Alum., Amb., Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 IIAnac, Ang., Ant. c, Ant. t., Arg. met., 
 ■Arm, Ars., lAsar., Bar. c,IBell. ; Bor., IIBry., 
 I I Calad., ICalc, I I Camph., I ICann., ICanth., 
 Caps., ICarbo a., Carbo v., I ICaust., Cham., 
 
 I I Chel., I I Cic, Cina, Cinch., 1 1 Coccus, Coff., 
 IColch., Coloc, Con., MCroc, I ICup. m., 
 
 I I Dig., Dros., Dulc, Euphor., Ferr., 1 1 Graph., 
 Guaiac, 1 1 Hell., I IHep., Hyos., Ign., I Hod., 
 I Ilpec, Kali c, 1 1 Kreo., Lach., Laur., I ILed., 
 Lye, Magn. c, Magn. m., Mang., Mar. v., 
 I IMerc, Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c, INatr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, Nitrum, I INux m., I INux v., 
 I lOleand., Op.,Paris,Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 Plumb., I I Ran. b.,1 IRheum, Rhus, Ruta, Sab- 
 ad., Sabina, I I Sars., I I Sec, Selen., Seneg., Sep., 
 Sil., I ISpig., Spong., ISquilla, Stann., I IStaph., 
 
 I I Stram., Sul., Sul. ac, Thuya, Ver., Zinc. 
 Position, lying down, on back: aggra- 
 vation, Aeon., Alum., Amm. c, lAmm. m., 
 Ang., Arm, I Ars., Bar. c, Bell., Bor., 
 Bry., Canth., ICaust., ICham., Cina, I I Cinch., 
 Clem , IColch., IColoc, ICup. m., Dulc, 
 
 I I Euphor., I Ilgn., Hod., Kali c, Lach., Magn. 
 m., I IMerc, Natr. c, Natr. m., INitrum. 
 I INux v., Paris, I IPhos., Plat,, 1 1 Puis., Ran. 
 b., IRhus, ISep., ISil., I ISpig., Spong., 
 I IStront., I ISul., 1 1 Thuya ; amelioration*, 
 lAcon., Amm. c, Amm. m. , lAnac, Ang., 
 I I Arm, Bar. c, I I Bell., Bor., IIBry., I ICalad., 
 IlCalc, I ICanth., ICarbo a., Caust., Cinch., 
 I I Cina, Clem., I IColch., I I Con., I IFerr., I Ilgn., 
 I I Ipec, IKali c, I I Kreo. , Lach., ILyc, 1 1 Merc, 
 Mosch., Natr.c, I INatr.m., I INux v., I IParis, 
 Phos., Plat., I I Puis., Ran. b., Sabad., I ISeneg., 
 Sep., Sil., Spig., Spong., IStann., I ISul., 
 Thuya, Ver.; with hanging under jaw and 
 half closed eyes (diphtheria), IMerc. cy ; 
 in erysipelas, IIRhus; with low respiration 
 (hydrocephalus), IGrat.; suddenly sits up, 
 then lies down again, IIHyos.; slides down 
 with head (cancer), ICinch. ; in spasms, ICina. 
 
 Position, lying down, coiled or bent : IColch., 
 IIColoc, IIPuls., IRheum, Rhus, I ISul.; 
 body and limbs doubled up (shock from in- 
 juries), ILach. 
 
 Position, lying down, desire to : Calc. s., 
 I Ilpec, Kali bi., Mosch., II Seneg., IStram , 
 jiZing.; especially after eating, ILach. ; with no 
 relief, Hippom.; to lie or sit continually, can 
 scarcely move hand, I Anac. ; with inability to 
 
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 REST, POSITION, MOTION. 
 
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 fall asleep after eating (prostatitis and atony 
 of sexual organs), I ISel.; in affection of stom- 
 ach, I Kali bi. 
 Position, lying down, with head low : I Ant.t., 
 Arn.,IIArs.,l ICann.,1 I Caps., ICinch., I Idem., 
 IColch., IHep., IILach., INitrum, IINux v., 
 
 I I Petrol., Phos., IIPuls., ISpig., Stront., I ISul. 
 Position, lying down, horizontal position : 
 
 better in, 1 1 Arn., I ISpong. 
 
 Position, lying down, impossible : lEup. 
 pur.; on affected side, Kali m.; in angina 
 pectoris, IHep.; in diphtheritic croup, BKali 
 bi.; in dropsy, I Apis ; in one position, parts 
 feel sprained, Mosch. 
 
 Position, lying down, motionless: tAnt. t.; 
 stretched out, with arms tightly held to sides, 
 Mosch.; in rheumatism, IIBry., IMerc; as 
 if bound down to bed by suction, cannot 
 move, after exposure to draught of cold 
 air while in a sweat, I ISars. 
 
 Position, lying down, prone : Abrot., ICina. 
 
 Position, lying down, on side : aggravation, 
 
 I I Aeon., Amm. c, Amm. m., IIAnac, I I Ang., 
 Arn., Bar. c, Bell., Bor., IIBry., ICalad., 
 ■ ■Calc, Canth., HCarbo a., Caust., ICina, 
 Cinch., Clem., Colch., ICon., IFerr., Ilgn., 
 Ilpec, IIKali e, Lach., IILyc, Magn. m., 
 IMerc, Mosch., I INatr. c, Natr. m, IINux 
 v., IParis, 1 1 Phos., Plat., IPuls., I I Ran. b., 
 MSabad., ISeneg., Sep., Sil., Spig., Spong., 
 UStann., ISul., Thuya, Ver.; amelioration, 
 Aeon., Alum., Amm. c, IIAmm. m., Ang., 
 I I Arn., I lArs., Bar. e, I I Bell., Bor., I IBry., 
 MCanth., MCaust., MCham., Cinch., Cina, 
 Clem., Colch., IIColoc, I I Cup. m., Dulc, 
 Euphor., Ign., I Hod., Kali c, Lach., Magn. 
 m., Merc, Natr. c, Natr. m., I INitrum, 
 IINux v., Paris, IPhos., Plat., Puis., Ran. b., 
 
 I I Rhus, I I Sep., 1 1 Sil., Spig., Spong., Stront., 
 Sol., Thuya; on left, aggravation, lAcon., 
 lAmm. c, Anac, Ang., Arn., IBar. c, 
 Bell., IIBry., Calc, Canth., Carbo a., 
 Cinch., I IColch., Con., I Ilpec, IIKali c, 
 c, Kreo., Lye, Merc, INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 IParis, HPhos., Plat., IIPuls., Seneg., ISep., 
 I I Sil., Spig., I IStann., ISul., IThuya ; on left 
 side, amelioration, Aeon., lAnim. m., Anac, 
 IBor., Bry., Calc, Carbo a., I I Caust., Cina, 
 Clem., Con., Ipec, Kali c, Lach., Lye, 
 IMagn. m., IMerc., Natr. c, INux v., Puis., 
 Ran. b., Seneg., Spig., ISpong., Stann., Sul., 
 Thuya ; on painful side, aggravation, I Aeon., 
 
 I I Agar., I lAinb., I Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, 
 Ang., Ant. c, Arg. met., Arn., lArs., I IBar. c, 
 
 I I Bell., Bry., MCalad., MCale, Cann. s., 
 1 1 Caps., Carbo a., 1 1 Carbo v., I I Caust., ICinch., 
 I ICina, Clem., Croc, Cup. m., IDros., I Graph., 
 
 I IGuaiac, I IHep., Hyos., I I Ign., I Hod., 
 
 I I Kali c, Lach., Led., I Lye, IMagn. c, Magn. 
 m., Mang., Mar. v., Merc, Mez., IMosch., 
 Mur.ae, Natr. m., I INitrum, INitr. ac, IINux 
 m., INux v., Oleand., IParis, I I Petrol., IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, Plat., Ran. b., Ran. sc, IRheum, 
 Rhod.,1 IRhus, IIRuta, Sabad.,Sabina, Samb., 
 Sars.,1 ISelen.,1 ISep.,IISil., I ISpong., I I Staph., 
 Strain., Sul., Tarax., I IThuya, Val., Ver., 
 Verbas.; on painful, amelioration, IIAmb., 
 
 I I Arn., I I Bell., IIBry., ICalc,Cann.,Carbo v., 
 MCaust., ICham., IColoc, I I Ign., I I Kali c, 
 Lye, I INux v., IPuls., I I Rhus, I I Sep., I IStram., 
 Viol.; on painless, aggravation, lAmb., 
 
 I I Arn., Bell., IIBry., ICalc, Cann., Carbo v., 
 
 ICaust., I ICham., IIColoc, Ilgn., Kali e, 
 Lye, Nux v., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., IStann., 
 Viol.; on painless, amelioration, I I Aeon., 
 Agar., Amb., IIAmm. e, Amm. m., Anac, 
 Ang., Ant. c, Arg. met., I I Arn., I lArs., IBar. 
 e, 1 1 Bell., I IBry., ICalad., Calc, Cann., Caps., 
 I I Carbo a., Carbo v., Caust., Cina, Cinch., 
 Clem., Croc, Cup. m., I IDros., 1 1 Graph., 
 Guaiae, IHep., Hyos., Ign., Hod., Kali c, 
 Lach., Led., IILyc, Magn. c, I IMagn. m., 
 Mang., Mar. v., Merc, Mez., I IMosch., Mur. 
 ac, Natr. m., Nitruin, I INitr. ac, INux in., 
 INux v., Oleand., Paris, Petrol., I IPhos., 
 I IPhos. ac, Plat., Ran. b., Ran. sc, I IRheum, 
 Rhod., Rhus, IRuta, I ISabad., Sabina, Samb., 
 Sars., Selen., Sep., ISil., ISpong., Staph., 
 Stram., Sul., Tarax., Thuya, Val., Ver., Ver- 
 bas.; on right, aggravation, Aeon., I Amm. 
 m., Anac, IBor., Bry., Calc, Carbo a., I ICaust., 
 Cina, Clem., Con., Ipec, 1 1 Kali c, Lach., 
 Lye, IMagn. m., ■■Merc, Natr. e, INux v., 
 Puis., Ran. b., Seneg., Spig., ISpong., Stann., 
 Sul., Thuya; on right, amelioration, I Aeon., 
 ■Amm. c, Anac, Ang., Arn., IBar. c, 
 Bell., I IBry., Calc, Canth., ICarbo a., Cinch., 
 I IColch., Con., I Ilpec, I I Kali e, Lye, Merc, 
 ■Natr. c, INatr. m., IParis, HPhos., Plat., 
 IIPuls., Seneg., ISep., U Sil., Spig., I IStann., 
 ■Sul., IThuya. 
 Position, sitting : aggravation, Aeon. , lAgar., 
 I I Alum., I Amb., Amm. c.,.. U Amm. m., Anac, 
 ■Ang., I I Ant. c, I I Ant. t., I Arg. met., Arn., 
 I I Ars.,IAsaf.,Asar., I I Aur. met., I IBar. e,Bell., 
 IIBism., I IBor., Bow, Bry., Calad., Calc, 
 Camph., Cann., Canth., MCaps., Carbo a., 
 Carbo v., I ICaust., Cham., Chel., MCic, 
 Cinch., ICina, Clem., Coccul., Coff, Colch., 
 Coloc, I ICon., Croc, 1 1 Cup. m., HCycl., Dig., 
 ■Dros., HDule, IIEuphor., lEuph., IFerr., 
 I I Graph., I IGuaiac, Hell., Hep., Hyos., 
 Ign., Iod., Ipec, Kali e, Kreo., Laur., Led., 
 
 ■ ILyc, I IMagn. c, IMagn. m., Mang., Mar.v., 
 ■Menyanth., Merc, Mez., IMosch., IMur. ac, 
 ■Natr" c, Natr. m., I INitrum, Nitr. ac, Nux 
 m., IINux v., 1 1 Oleand., I I Op., Paris, Petrol., 
 Phos., IPhos. ac, UPlat., Plumb., IIPuls., 
 Ran. b., Ran. sc, Rheum, IRhod., IIRhus, 
 ■Ruta, ISabad., 1 1 Sabina, Samb., Sars., 
 Sec, I I Selen., ISeneg., I ISep., I ISil., Spig., 
 I ISpong., Squilla, I IStann., Staph., Stram., 
 
 I I Stront., Sul., I ISul. ac, ITarax., I IThuya, 
 ■Val., MVer., MVerbas., I I Viol., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Position, sitting bent : aggravation, lAcon., 
 
 I I Alum., lAmm. m., Ang., IIAnt. t., Arg. m., 
 
 ■ Ars., Asaf., Bar. c, Bor:, Bov., I IBry., Caps., 
 Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Chel., ICic, 
 I ICinch., MDig.,1 IDulc, Ferr., I IHyos., Men- 
 yanth., IINux v., IPhos., Plumb., IIPuls., 
 I IRhod., IRhus, ISabina, ISamb., I ISep., 
 Spig., Spong., ISquilla, Stann., ISul., MVer- 
 bas.; amelioration, Anac, 1 1 Ang., Ars., Bar. 
 c, IBell., Bor., Bry., Calad., I I Carbo v., 
 Caust., I ICham., 1 1 Chel., Cina, Cinch., ■Colch., 
 ■Coloc, JCon., Dig., Ilgn., IIKali c, ILyc, 
 Mang.,BMerc, IMez., Mosch., Nux in., Nux v., 
 Op., Puis., IRheum, Rhus, I ISabad., Sars., 
 I ISpig., I ISpong., 1 1 Staph., Sul., Tarax., Ver., 
 Verbas. 
 
 Posision, sitting erect : aggravation, Anac, 
 I I Ang., Ars., Bar. c, IBell., Bor., Bry., 
 Calad., I ICarbo v., Caust., I ICham., I I Chel., 
 Cina, Cinch., IColch., ■■Coloc, ICon., Dig., 
 
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 35. REST, POSITION, MOTION. 
 
 Ilgn., IIKali c, Kreo., ■Lye, Mang., IMerc, 
 ■Mez., Mosch., Nux m., Nux v., Op., Puis., 
 Eheum, Khus, I ISabad., Sars., I ISpig., 
 I ISpong., I I Staph., Sul., Tarax., Ver., Ver- 
 bas.; amelioration, I Aeon., 1 1 Alum., I A mm. 
 m., Ang., I I Ant. t., Arg. m., lArs., Asaf., 
 Bar. c., Bor., Bov., I IBry., Caps., Carbo v., 
 Caust., Cham., Chel., ICic., I ICineh., HDig., 
 I IDulc, Ferr., I IHyos., Menyanth., I I Nux v., 
 HPhos., Plumb., I I Puis., I IRhod., IRhus, 
 ISabina, ISamb.,1 I Sep., Spig., Spong., Squilla, 
 Stann., ISul., Verbas. 
 
 Position, sliding down in bed : I Ant. t., lArs., 
 IBapt., IBell., ICineh., IHelL, ILye., IMur. 
 ac. , Zinc. 
 
 Position, standing, aggravation: Aeon., I Agar., 
 I I Alum., Amb., Amm. c., lAmm.m., I I Arg. 
 met., Arn., Ars., I I Asaf., Asar., lAur. met., 
 Bar. c., Bell., Bism., 1 1 Bo v., Bry., Calc., 
 Camph., Cann., Canth., ICaps., Carbo a., 
 Carbo v., 1 1 Caust., Cham., Chel., Cic, Cinch., 
 MCina, Cocc, Coff., I IColoc, HCon., Croc, 
 Cup. m., IICycL, Dig., I IDros., I IDulc, lEu- 
 phor., Euph., IFerr., Graph., Guaiac, Hell., 
 Hep., I Ilgn., Kali c, Lach., Laur., Led., 
 I ILyc, I IMagn. c, Magn. m., I I Mang., Mar. 
 v., I I Menyanth., Merc,Mez., I I Mosch., Mur. 
 ac, I INatr. c, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, I INitrum, 
 Nuxm., Nux v., I lOleand., Op., Paris, Petrol., 
 Phos., IPhos. ac, IPlat., Plumb., IPuls., Ran. 
 b., Rheum, I IRhod., IRhus, Ruta, ISabad., 
 Sabina, ISamb., Sars., ISep., Sil., Spig., 
 Spong., I I Stann., Staph., Stram., I IStront., 
 I ISul., Sul. ac, ITarax., I I Thuya, IIVaL, 
 I Ver., I Verbas., I I Zinc 
 
 Position, standing, amelioration: Agar., 
 Amm. c, I lAnac, 1 1 Ang., 1 1 Ant. t., I I Arn., 
 I I Ars., I Asar., Bar.c, I IBell., 1 1 Bov., I IBry., 
 ICalad., 1 1 Calc, I I Camph., ICann., I I Canth., 
 Carbo a., Carbo v., 1 1 Chel., 1 1 Cic, Cina, Cinch. , 
 IICocccul., 1 1 Coff., IColch., Coloc, I I Croc, 
 I ICup.m.,1 IDig.,Euphor.,l I Graph., 1 1 Guaiac, 
 1 1HelL, IIHep., Ign., Hod., Hpec, ILed., 
 Mang., Menyanth., I IMerc, Mez., I IMur. ac, 
 I INatr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., Paris, 
 Petrol., IPhos., 1 1 Plumb., I Ran. b., IIRheum, 
 Rhus, 1 1 Ruta, I I Sars., 1 1 Squilla, 1 1 Sec, ISe- 
 len., I ISpig., I ISpong., Stann., I I Staph., 
 
 I I Stram., Sul. ac, Tarax., Thuya. 
 Position, standing, erect: cannot, IKali br.; 
 
 body bends towards left, must be sup- 
 ported, I I Lach. ; is the most disagreeable po- 
 sition, I ISul.; child does not like to (brain 
 affections), I ISul.; child refuses to stand long, 
 but crawls about, ISul. 
 Position, stooping, aggravation: lAcon., 
 
 I I Agar., I Alum., 1 1 Amm. c, 1 1 Amm. m.,Anac, 
 Ang., 1 1 Ant. c, Ant. t., I Arg. met., 1 1 Arn. , Ars., 
 
 I I Asaf., I I Asar., Aur. met., IBar. c, I IBell., 
 ■Bor., I I Bov., I IBry., HCalc, Camph., Cann. 
 s., MCanth., ICaps., Carbo a., MCarbo v., 
 ■Caust., ICham., I I Chel., Cina, I ICineh., ICic, 
 IClem., ICoccul., Coff., IColoc, Con., ICroc, 
 
 I I Cup. m., I ICycL, Dig., IDros., Dulc, Ferr., 
 
 IGraph.,Grat., 1 1 Hell., IHep., I IHyos., Ign., 
 Hpec, IKali c, IKali hyd., Lach., I I Laur., 
 ILed., I ILyc, IMagn. c, IMagn. m., IIMang., 
 IMar. v., IMenyanth., IMerc, Mez., I I Mosch., 
 Mur. ac, I INatr. c, INatr. m., INitrum, 
 Nitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., lOleand., 01. an., 
 Op., I I Paris, IPetroL, Phos., I IPhos. ac, 
 ■Plat., IPlumb., I IPuls., Ran. b., Ratan., 
 IIRheum, IRhod., I IRhus, IRuta, Sabad., 
 Sabina, Samb., Sars., ISeneg., I ISep., ISil., 
 
 ■ ISpig., Spong., Stann., Staph., IStront., Sul., 
 IJSul. ac, Tabac, Tarax., IThuya, IIVaL, 
 Ver., 1 1 Verbas., Zinc. 
 
 Position, stooping, amelioration : 1 1 Anac, 
 
 I I Ang., I Ant. t., Arn., Ars., Bar. c, I IBell., 
 ICann., MCarbo a., Caust., Cina, Cinch., 
 HColch., ICon., Dig., IGraph., Hell.,1 IHyos., 
 Ign., IKali c, Lach., Laur., ILil. tig., I ILyc, 
 Mang., I IMez., Mosch., I IMur. ac, Natr. m., 
 
 I I Nitr. ac, Nux v., Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 ■Plumb., Puis., IRan. b., Rhus, 1 1 Sabina, Sars., 
 Spong., Staph., Sul., Tabac, Tarax., Tereb., 
 Val., Variol.,Ver. 
 
 REST, aggravation: Aeon., I I Agar., I I Alum., 
 I lAmb., Amm. c, ■Amm. m., Anac, Ang., 
 Ant. c, Ant. t., 1 1 Arg. met., Arn., I I Ars., 
 I I Asaf., Asar., MAur. met., Bar. c, Bell., 
 I I Bism., I IBor., 1 1 Bov., Bry., Calc, I ICaps., 
 Carbo v., Caust., I ICham., Cinch., Cic, 1 1 Cina, 
 Coccul., IColoc, UCon., Cup. m., HCycl., 
 IDros., I IDulc, IIEuphor., I I Euph., I IFerr., 
 Guaiac, Hep., Hyos., Ign., Kali c, Kreo., 
 I I Lach., Laur., I ILyc, Magn. c, IMagn. m., 
 Mang., Mar. v., ■Menyanth., Merc, Mez., 
 ■Mosch., I IMur. ac, I INatr. c, I INatr. m., 
 I INitrum, Nitr. ac, Nux m., Oleand., 1 1 Op., 
 Paris, Petrol., Phos., ■Phos. ac, IPlat., 
 Plumb., I IPuls., IRhod., I IRhus, I IRuta, 
 
 ■ ISabad., Sabina, I ISamb., Sars., Selen., Se- 
 neg., ISep., Sil., Spig., Spong., Stann., Staph., 
 I IStront., Sul., Sul. ac, IITarax., I IThuya, 
 
 ■ ■Val., 1 1 Ver., I Verbas., Zinc. 
 
 Rest, amelioration: Aeon., Agar., Alum., 
 Amb., 1 1 Amm. c, Amm. m., 1 1 Anac, 1 1 Ang., 
 Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., Arg. met., BArn., Ars., Asaf., 
 ■Asar., Aur. met., Bar. c, I IBell., Bism., 
 I I Bor., Bov., I IBry., ICalad., 1 1 Calc, ICamph., 
 ■Cann., I I Canth.,* Caps., ICarboa., 1 1 Carbo v., 
 Caust., Cham., IChel., I ICic, Cina, Cinch., 
 ■Coccul., ■Coff., HColch., IColoc, Con., ICroc, 
 I I Cup. m., Cycl., IDig., Dros., Dulc, Euphor., 
 Ferr., HGels., (Graph., 1 1 Guaiac, ■Hell, 
 ■Hep., Hyos., Ign., Hod. , Hpec, Kali c , Lach., 
 Laur., I ILed., Lye, Magn. c, Magn. m., 
 
 I IMang., Mar. v., Menyanth., IMerc, I IMez., 
 Mosch., Mur. ac, Natr. c, INatr. m., Nitrum, 
 
 I I Nitr. ac, I INux m., I INux v., Oleand., Op., 
 HParis, I IPetroL, IPhos., Phos. ac, Plat., 
 I IPlumb., IRan. b., ■Rheum, Rhod., Rhus, 
 Ruta, Sabad., Sabina, Samb., BSars., 1 1 Sec, 
 ■Selen., Seneg., Sep., Sil., ■Spig., I ISpong., 
 ■Squilla, Stann., ■Staph., I I Stram., Stront., 
 Sul., I ISul. ac, Thuya, Ver., Zinc 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 Activity (Strength). Catalepsy. Chorea. Convulsions. Fainting. 
 Faintness. Hysteria. Lassitude (Fatigue). Malaise. 
 Nerves. Neuralgia. Paralysis. Restlessness. 
 Sensations, ^ Chap. 43. Starting. Trem- 
 bling. Twitching* Weakness. 
 
 ACTIVITY (strength), desire for: lAcon., 
 Ars., Aur. met., Eucal. g^g* Restlessness ; 
 also Chap. 35, Motion amelioration. 
 
 Activity, diminished: local atony, jFerr. s.; 
 awkward, INatr.m. ; clumsy, I I Asaf.,IISpong.; 
 flaccidity, Magn. c. ; lethargy, Kali br.; leth- 
 argic dulness, I IFerr.; moves sluggishly, 
 I IPhos.; relaxed, Calab., I Magn. c. ; relaxed 
 and incapacitated, Abrot.; sluggish, I Ant. t., 
 Am.; torpor, I I Pic. ac. ; torpor, in cholera, with- 
 out any great mental or sensory disturbance, 
 I Ver.; torpor, in dropsy, Caps.; torpor, in yel- 
 low fever, ICarbo v.; torpor, followed by feb- 
 rile reaction, Arum m.; torpor of all functions, 
 ICarbo v.; torpor, of affected parts, I Cinch.; 
 torpor, with kidney affections, • Chim. umb. ; 
 torpor, with numbness, Dros.; torpor, with 
 vertigo, 1 1 Calab. fi^" Lassitude, Weakness ; 
 also Chap. 1, Apathy, Torpor. 
 
 Activity, increased: lAcon., lAgar., Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., Camph., Eucal., IHyos., Lyss., I IOp., 
 lOxal. ac, Plat., IStram.; buoyancy /unusual, 
 enabling one to ascend great heights, carry 
 burdens or run rapidly without fatigue or 
 breathlessnessJCoca; during delirium, I Agar.; 
 in chronic diarrhoea, ICalc; exaltation, Croc. ; 
 exaltation, before fit (epilepsy), ICann. L; 
 overexcitemeut of muscular system, Coca ; 
 physical excitement, through mental exalta- 
 tion, ICoff.; increased ability to exercise with- 
 out fatigue, IFluor. ac; great exertion of 
 power, I Agar. ; inclination for muscular exer- 
 tion, Ziz.; no exertion seems to tire, Sars. ; 
 during exhaustion, Lyss.; physical exhilara- 
 tion, Carbol. ac; exuberance causes seminal 
 emissions, followed by impotence, IPhos.; 
 feels strong enough to do anything, Coff.; lift 
 up and carry loads easily, tAgar.; muscular, 
 prefers jumping to walking, Bufo.; quick to 
 act, no sleep on this account, 1 1 Coff. ; in 
 typhus, I Aur. met.; sudden access of vigor, 
 Calab.; with lack of force of will, ICalc; go- 
 ing as if on wings, Med. g^g" Chap. 1, De- 
 lirium. 
 
 Activity, motions : angular, IHyos. ; automatic, 
 IStram.; awkward,Anac; convulsive, I ITarant.; 
 easier, made with more dexterity, t.Agar. ; hur- 
 
 ried, before spasms, IZinc; involuntary, when 
 thinking of a motion, Aur. met. ; involuntary 
 and uncertain, as one attacked with palsy, 
 IPhos.; involuntary, can be momentarily 
 suppressed by volition, I Merc viv. ; loss of 
 voluntary, IGels., Strain.; loss of voluntary, 
 without loss of consciousness, Calab. ; loss of 
 voluntary, in typhus, lArg. nit.; great light- 
 ness, IIGamb.; great mobility in nervous 
 phenomena, llgn.; nimble, more so during 
 exhaustion, Lyss.; restless, I IStram.; sluggish, 
 Anac 
 
 CATALEPSY: I Agar., lArt. v., Cann. i., 
 IChloral., ICic, Curar., IDiad., IFerr., Hydr. 
 ac, llpec, I INux m., Petrol., I IStram., IThu- 
 ya ; from anger and vexation, Bry., ICham.; 
 with anxiety and fear, Art. v.; bending back- 
 ward, I llgn.; conscious, without power to 
 move or speak, 1 1 Graph.; with wmooping 
 cough, Cup. m.; worse in damp weather, or 
 from baths, IDiad.; attacks from bodily exer- 
 tion, I Art. v.; from fright, I Aeon., Bell., 
 IGels., IOp.; after fright, lasts several hours, 
 returns every two months, gradually attacks 
 become epileptiform and more frequent, oc- 
 curring every month, and finally after any 
 accidental excitement, llgn.; from grief, llgn., 
 Phos. ac, Staph.; attacks often last for hours, 
 IXatr. m.; before attacks of headache and 
 vertigo, I IStram.; from jealousy, IHyos., 
 ILach.; from sudden joy, ICoff.; appears life- 
 less, ICic; frequent, preceded by cold, stiff 
 feeling of upper lip, as if she had a moustache 
 of ice, ILach.; from disappointed love, Hyos., 
 Ign., Lach.; during menses / IPlat.; with dilated 
 pupils, closed eyes, but is conscious, IGels.; 
 from religious excitement, IStram., Sul., 
 I Ver.; from sexual erethism, ICon., IPlat., 
 Stram.; from onanism and sexual excess, 
 Cinch., Nux v.; rigid, like a statue, Sep. ; al- 
 ternating with tetanic spasms, with wild 
 shrieks, IPlat.; from worms, ISabad.; after a 
 wound in right parietal bone, I IStram. 
 
 CHOREA: Aeon., 1 1 Act, rac, IIAgar., 
 lAmyl., I Ant. t., lArg. nit., Ars., I Art. v., 
 lAsaf., Ast. r., lAtrop. s., IIBell., IBufo., 
 ICact., Calab., I ICalc, • Castor., Caulo., 
 
1008 
 
 36. NERVES. 
 
 HCaust., ICed., IChel., Chloral., HCic, 
 
 I ICina, ICoccul., ICodein., Con,, ICroc, 
 Crotal., IICup. ars., IICup. m., MCypr., 
 IFerr., I IFerr. s., IForm., IGels., IHippom., 
 IHyos., Ilgn., Hod., I Kali br., IKali s., 
 ILaur., ILil. tig., IMagn. p., IMorph. sul., 
 IMygale, INatr. m., INux m., INux v., IOp., 
 HPhos., Phos. ac, Psor., Puis., Rhod., IRhus, 
 
 I I Sec, I I Sep., BSil., ISinap., Sticta, UStram., 
 ISul., ISumb., IITarant, iTereb., IThuya, 
 BVer. v., IZinc, Ziz. 
 
 Chorea, abdominal : Asaf., Chel., ICina, Iod., 
 ILyc, Sil. 
 
 Chorea, blood : from loss of, ICinch. 
 
 Chorea, brain : cerebral, Agar., IBell., IHyos., 
 "■Strain., Tarant., IVer. v., IZinc. 
 
 Chorea, in children : who are growing too fast, 
 IPhos. 
 
 Chorea, chronic : lessened when feet were put 
 in bag with living ants and creating steam 
 with hot stones, IForm.; long-continued, ob- 
 stinate, 1 1 Chloral.; of three years' standing, 
 I I Plumb. 
 
 Chorea, coitus: after, in a woman, ICed. 
 
 Chorea, constitution : weakly, IStram. 
 
 Chorea, contortions: HCic, ICup. ac, IVer. v. 
 
 Chorea, dentition : in second, ICalc 
 
 Chorea, disease : from long and debilitating, 
 IHyos. 
 
 Chorea, drinking : worse after wine, IZinc. 
 
 Chorea, eating: worse after, Ilgn.; worse after 
 dinner, IZinc, Zizia. 
 
 Chorea, eruption : after suppressed itch,Caust.; 
 after repression of measles, IRhus ; after re- 
 trocedent, on head, Caust.; from suppressed, 
 IZinc; after suppressed chronic, I ISul. 
 
 Chorea, exercise : better from, IZinc 
 
 Chorea, eyes : causes strabismus, IStram. 
 
 Chorea, evening: worse towards, IZinc 
 
 Chorea, face: grimaces, ICup. m. 
 
 Chorea, falling: ICalc; jumps up, climbs over 
 tables, etc., IStram.; jumping about room re- 
 gardless of furniture, so that he often injures 
 himself, often jumps as high as a foot and a 
 half from floor, all these movements extreme- 
 ly rapid, attacks last from four to fifteen min- 
 utes, worse during full moon and when vexed, 
 I INatr. m. 
 
 Chorea, head: jerking, I INatr. m. 
 
 Chorea, hypereesthesia excessive, ITarant. 
 
 Chorea, hysterical: ISticta. 
 
 Chorea, injuries : after having ears pierced, 
 worse left side, left side of body in constant 
 motion, ILach. 
 
 Chorea, internal : extends to tongue, oesopha- 
 gus and larynx, causing a clucking noise from 
 throat to stomach, like water poured from a 
 bottle, ICina. 
 
 Chorea, light : worse from, Ziz. 
 
 Chorea, lying: on back, better, Cup. ac, Ilgn.; 
 can neither lie nor stand, threatens life, 
 I I Chloral. 
 
 Chorea, menses : caused by amenorrhoea, or 
 dysmenorrhoea, IPuls.; at establishment of 
 functions, Caulo.; irregular, ISec, I I Sep.; bet- 
 ter after, Sep. B^ uterine. 
 
 Chorea, mental condition : creeping under 
 table, ICup. m.; emotional, Hgn.,ILaur., IOp., 
 ITarant.; with exaltation and ecstasy, better 
 lying, ICup. m.; from fright, lAcon., ICalc, 
 IGels., Ilgn., IKali br., I INatr. m., IOp., 
 IStram., IZinc; sudden and severe, after being 
 
 frightened by a mouse running up arm, 1 1 Ign. ; 
 in girls who have been frightened by threats 
 or punishment, Ilgn.; worse from fright, 
 ICup. ac; for two years, caused by fright,, 
 I INatr. m.; after grief, Ilgn.; preceded by 
 irritability and sensitiveness, IStram.; after 
 seeing a child in convulsions, ICup. m. ; after 
 seeing a case, ICaust.; worse when he cannot 
 have his own way, 1 1 Ver. v. ; preceded by in- 
 clination to weep, with laughing and sprightly 
 humor, IStram. $^T hysteria. 
 
 Chorea, in morning : IMygale. 
 
 Chorea, motions : spasmodic, of body, generally 
 backward, IBell.; constant, cannot keep still, 
 ILaur.; constant, can run better than walk, 
 feels best in bed, I ITarant.; body thrown for- 
 ward and backward, like constant change from 
 emprosthotonos to opisthotonos, IBell.; inor- 
 dinate and irresistible, I ITarant.; every mus- 
 cle seems to be in motion, lAmyl., 1 1 Ver. v.; 
 of single parts, I Alum.; violent, of hands and 
 feet, ICalc; violent, generally crosswise, left 
 arm and right foot, IStram.; worse from, 
 ICup. ac, Ziz. 
 
 Chorea, night : continues, ICaust.; better, lArt. 
 v., IITarant. $&&* sleep. 
 
 Chorea, noise : worse from, Ziz. 
 
 Chorea, painful : ICup. ac. 
 
 Chorea, palpitation : I I Ver. 
 
 Chorea, periodic: ICup. ac, ICup. m.; every 
 afternoon, INatr. s.; with laughter, ICup. m.; 
 at night and in morning, I I Thuya ; every 
 seven days, with hilarity, singing and dancing, 
 Croc. 
 
 Chorea, in pregnancy: 1 1 Chloral.; com- 
 mencing in one part, spreading over body, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Chorea, rest ; worse during, IZinc 
 
 Chorea, rheumatic : I Act. rac, ICaust., I IKali 
 iod., IRhus, Sticta. 
 
 Chorea, rolling : from side to side, chronic, on 
 awaking, IZinc. 
 
 Chorea, sexual condition : from onanism, 
 ICalc, ICinch.; with seminal emissions, IDios.; 
 with pruritus vulvae, with intense itching, 
 redness and hardness, I I Rhus ; at puberty, 
 Caulo.; reflex, nymphomania, ITarant. 
 
 Chorea, sides: sometimes one-sided, ICalc; of 
 right, ICalab., INatr. s. 
 
 Chorea, sitting : difficult, Ilgn. 
 
 Chorea, sleep: better, 1 1 Agar.; attacks, fol- 
 lowed by, INatr. m.; motions continue, I IVer. 
 v.; twitchings, during, Ziz. Jgig"' night. 
 
 Chorea, spinal : Asaf., ICic, Coccul., Cup. m., 
 IMygale, INux v. 
 
 Chorea, standing : difficult, Ilgn. 
 
 Chorea, stools : retarded, INatr. s. 
 
 Chorea, tongue: severe, involuntary motion, 
 with impossibility to utter a word, IStram.; 
 protrusion, constant jerking of head and 
 limbs, Sumb. 
 
 Chorea, touch : worse from contact, Ziz. 
 
 Chorea, urination : involuntary, at night, I Sil. 
 
 Chorea, uterine: 1 1 Act. rac, ICaulo., Croc, 
 Ilgn., ILil. tig., INatr. m., IPuls., Sec, ISep. 
 
 Chorea, water : caused by cold bath, or getting 
 drenched, IRhus. 
 
 Chorea, weather : better after a thunderstorm, 
 Sep.; paroxysmal, in left arm, leg and face, on 
 approach of a storm, I I Rhod. 
 
 Chorea, worms: complicated with, ICalc, 
 ICina. 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1009 
 
 CONVULSIONS : in general, 1 1 Aeon., I Agar., 
 •Alet., jAmb., lAmyl., lAnt. ■ c, 1 1 Apis, 
 IArs.,Ars. s. f.,IIArt. v., Arum m., lAst. r., 
 IIBell., Bry., IIBufo., HCalc, ICamph., 
 Canth.,Carbol.ac, I ICaust., ICham., I IChlorof., 
 HCic., Coca, ICoccul., I I Coccus, ICon., ICup. 
 ars., I ICup. m., Curar., IIDiad., IDig., Dory., 
 ■Form., ■Glon., (Graph., IHell., IHydr. ac, 
 IIHyos., Ilpec, Lyss., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 ■ IMagn. p., Mane, Meph., IMosch., INatr. 
 m., I INux in.,1 INux v. , ICEnan., I IOp., IPhos. , 
 IPhyt., I I Sec., I ISil.,IIStram., ITabac, IVer., 
 Ver. v., I IVariol., Zing., Ziz. fi^° children, 
 epileptic, puerperal, tetanic, etc. 
 
 Convulsions, abdomen : Coccul.; violent, ab- 
 dominal, worse in groins, IKreo.; with colic, 
 HCic, ICup. m., Sec; end by convulsive 
 movements, Bufo.; distended before attack, 
 IZinc; intussusception, IOp.; child lies on ab- 
 domen, spasmodically thrusts breech up, 
 ICup. m.; brought on by pressure over solar 
 plexus, I INux v.; tenderness, after, IBry. 
 
 Convulsion, Addison's disease: Hod.; clonic, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Convulsions, in anaemia : 1 1 Plat. ; from diar- 
 rhoea, IVer. v. 
 
 Convulsions, apoplectic : IIBell., ILach., INux 
 v., 1 1 Strain., 1 IVer. v.; tonic, running into 
 complete epileptic, IPlumb.; especially at on- 
 set of, some zymotic disease, ICrotal. 
 
 Convulsions, arms : commences in (epilepsy), 
 IBell.; contraction of fingers, staring open 
 eyes, lasting from a quarter to half an hour, 
 IMagn. p.; and hands, Arumt.; coldness of 
 hands, ICaust.; worse by every exertion, 
 IMerc. viv.; hands turned outward during, 
 Cup. m.; convulsive movement above head, 
 IStram.; jactitation, Amyg.: thumbs clenched 
 across palms, ICup. m. 
 
 Convulsions, aura : JS@f s epileptic. 
 
 Convulsions, back: preceded by sensation of 
 heat rushing up spine to head (puerperal), 
 IPhos.; from inflammatory affections of spine, 
 I Aeon. ; in myelomalacia, Crotal.; slightest 
 touch to spine causes, Aeon., INux v. 
 
 Convulsions, biting : ICup. m.; snapping with 
 jaws, Lyss. 
 
 Convulsions, brain : from cerebrospinal irrita- 
 tion, Coccul. ; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 ICrotal., IHell., IITarant.; from concussion, 
 II Am., HCie, IHyper. ; caused by con- 
 gestion, particularly in children (irritative 
 fever), IVer. v.; depending on alterations 
 in connective tissue in brain or spinal 
 cord, ISil.; alternating with dyspnoea, to 
 suffocation, IPlat. ; clonic, originate in cere- 
 bral exhaustion, Zinc. ; fulness in region 
 of medulla, before, IGels.; hydrocephalic, 
 ■Art. v., ICalc, IKali iod., IMerc, I INatr. m., 
 IZinc. ; hydrocephalic, worse right side, pre- 
 venting sleep, Art. v.; from irritation, ICic; 
 sudden, in a child, from irritation, ICic; in 
 men, ICup. m.; clonic, in meningitis, IVer. • 
 sudden, in meningitis infantum, I Apis ; men- 
 ingitis or hydrocephalus, lArg. nit.; in men- 
 ingitis, partial or general, I I Ant.t.; metastasis 
 from other organs, ICup. m.; neurosis in- 
 volving brain, IKali br.; from sclerosis or 
 tumor, IPlumb.; sudden, with intense con- 
 gestion, IVer. v.; sudden, in meningitis, I Glon.; 
 in traumatic cerebritis, IHep. 
 
 Convulsions, breathing : during or after gasp- 
 
 64 
 
 ing (convulsions), ILaur.; convulsions alter- 
 nate with oppressed, Hgn.; violent efforts to 
 get air, IMosch. 
 
 Convulsions, catarrh ; from suppressed, I Cttmph. 
 
 Convulsions, changing : continually in char- 
 acter, IPuls., I IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, chest: Coccul.; with angina on 
 left, IPlumb.; rattling of mucus, I Ant. c. 
 
 Convulsions, in children : Aeon., Act. rac, 
 I^Ethus., Agar., lAmyl., Ant. t., I Apis, Arm, 
 Ars., lArt. v., IIBell., Bry., ICalc, ICamph., 
 Caust., ICham., 1 1 Chloral., ICic, HCina, 
 Coccul., ICoff, Colch., ICup. ac, I ICup. m., 
 Dolich., Gels., IGuarsea, I IHell., IHep., Hydr. 
 ac, IHyos., Hgn., Ilpec, IKali br., Kali c, 
 Kreo., ILach., Laur., ILyc, IMagn. p., 
 Melil., Merc, INux v., I IOp., Plat., Sec, ISil.," 
 Stann., I IStram., ISul., Tereb.,IVer.,l IVer. v., 
 HZinc; throw arms from side to side, ICina; 
 in consequence of irregular innervation of 
 capillaries, Hgn.; with catarrh, Sumb.; in trau- 
 matic cerebritis, IHep.; clonic, Ilpec; feeble 
 constitution, scrofulous, frequent diarrhoea 
 from debility, 1 1 Nux m. ; cross before attack, 
 IZinc; with intermittent fever, IGels.; espe- 
 cially from fright, IIHyos., I IOp.; infantile, 
 IIArt. v., ICham., IIHell., IHydr. ac, IMagn. 
 p., IMelil.; strong, healthy-looking subject, at 
 intervals of two months, I I Glon.; nervous, 
 during dentition, IMelil.; of newborn, IBell.; 
 of newborn, recovers after bath, but con- 
 stantly wails and sighs, I IMillef.; in conse- 
 quence of nursing milk vitiated by a fit of 
 anger, I ICham.; from nursing after sudden 
 fright of mother, 1 1 Op.; pale, during teeth- 
 ing, IZinc; in premonitory stage, Cypr.; 
 scrofulous (hydrocephalus), ISul.; with sopor, 
 ICamph.; child "becomes stiff (dentition), 
 ICham.; struggling and screaming during 
 stool, as if they would go into fits, IKreo.; 
 before stupor, I Art. v.; weakly and excitable, 
 Coff. Iggf brain, cholera, dentition. 
 
 Convulsions, chill : after chill (helminthiasis), 
 ICina ; chronic, during, I Ars.; with chill, 
 I ILach.; begins in epigastrium, Calc 
 
 Convulsions, cholera: Asiatic, ICarbo v., 
 
 I ICup. m.; infantum, ICrot. t., IKali br., 
 Magn. p., IOp. 
 
 Convulsions, choreic : with inclination to bite 
 and tear, I ITarant.; with numbness, I INux 
 v.; shakes almost continuously, with involun- 
 tary movements in limbs, abdomen, trunk, 
 chest and face, worse left side, I ITarant. 
 g^ Chap. 36, Chorea. 
 
 Convulsions, chronic : ICalc, I INatr. m., ISil., 
 ISul. 
 
 Convulsions, clonic : I I Anthrac, IBell., IBry., 
 IIBufo., I ICamph., Chlorof., Cup. m., Lyss., 
 IPlumb. ; alternates with tonic, IStram. ; inchil- 
 dren, IZinc; with chill, ICamph.; in sporadic 
 cholera, ITabac; in delirium tremens, IHyos.; 
 in different places (cholera Asiatica), lArs.; 
 caused by fright and anger, IPlat.; in hys- 
 terical, fitful women, Hgn.; in meningitis, 
 
 I I Ant. t.; every five or ten minutes (strychnia 
 poisoning), I INux v. ; in myelitis, II Pic. ac; 
 beginning at periphery, in brain troubles, 
 
 ICup. ac; violent, puerperal, I IVer. v.; rarely 
 tetanic, Lyss.; twitchings, ICaust.; writhing, 
 
 I INux m. 
 
 Convulsions, cold : from cold, IMagn. p.; after 
 catching cold during purpura, attacks every 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 five minutes, last ten or fifteen minutes, 
 llpec; with coldness, ICamph., IHell.; icy 
 coldness, from head down back (tetanus),! A rs. 
 
 Convulsions, with full consciousness: llpec, 
 IKali c, I INatr. m. Jgigr 1 * unconsciousness. 
 
 Convulsions, constipation: IOp., IPlumb., 
 Stram.; preceded by constipation, jaundice, 
 etc., IINux v. 
 
 Convulsions, constitution: gouty, IColch.; 
 plethoric, nervous persons, I IKali br. 
 
 Convulsions, cough : after or before cough, 
 IVer.; during cough, Bell., ICalc, Ign., Stram., 
 ISul.; with cough, worse at night and after 
 lying down, Meph.; in whooping cough, 
 IBrom., ICalc, ICup. m., IHydr. ac, llpec, 
 
 I IKali br. • fife* Chap. 27, during Cough, 
 convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, in croup : ILach. 
 
 Convulsions, cyanosis: ICup. m., IHydr. ac, 
 IVer. j^ & Chap. 29, Blood cyanosis. 
 
 Convulsions, by day : I Art. v., IKali br. 
 
 Convulsions, delirium : Amyg., IDig.; followed 
 by delirium, I IKali m.; in lead colic, I IOp.; 
 maniacal rage, IPlumb. f^aHf Chap. 1, Delir- 
 ium convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions; in dentition : 1 1 Aeon., liEthus., 
 
 I I Art. v.; during, Arum t., IBell., I ICalc, 
 ICalc p. UCaust., HCham., ICic, I IColch., 
 ICup. ac, IICup. m., MCypr., IHyos., Ilgn., 
 ■Ipec, I IKali br., Kreo., ILach., IMagn. p., 
 Melil., IMerc. sol., Millef., Sinap., IStram., 
 IVer. v.; with cutting of every tooth, IStann.; 
 with pale face and heat in occiput, IZinc; 
 without fever, jCalc p.; with fever, IVer. v.; 
 with congestion of head, IBell., IGlon., IMelil.; 
 from reflex irritation, IPod. ; with the coming 
 of eye teeth , 1 1 Chlor. ; with grinding of teeth, 
 and coldness of limbs after overexcitement, 
 ICofF. B^" brain, dentition. 
 
 Cnnvulsions, diarrhoea : j^° Chap. 20, Diar- 
 rhoea convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, diphtheria : IMerc sol. 
 
 Convulsions, drinking : after abuse of alcohol, 
 IINux v.; attempt to, water starts, Lyss. 
 
 Convulsions, drugs: after Aeon., 1 1 Arm; in a 
 child of five months, from abuse of Opium, 
 ICic; from poisoning by Stramonium, ICitrus. 
 
 Convulsions, ears: excited by barking of a dog, 
 great sensibility, Lyss.; from extension of 
 disease, after exanthemata and in whooping 
 cough, Crotal.; with deafness, Bar. m.; from 
 any sudden noise, Lyss. ; caused by pouring 
 water into a basin with splashing noise, Lyss.; 
 brought on by hearing water poured out (preg- 
 nancy), ILyss. 
 
 Convulsions, eating : on being importuned, 
 Lyss.; from indigestible food, lllpec; after 
 meals, I IHyos. 
 
 Convulsions, emprosthotonos : llpec; with 
 consciousness, IDNuxv.; after fright, Ilgn. 
 
 Convulsions, epigastrium : begin with aura 
 from, IINux v.; begin with pain, IGlon., Ziz. 
 
 Convulsions, epileptic : lAbsin., I Act. rac, 
 liEthus., I Agar., Alum., -Amb., jAmm. 
 br., IIAmm. c, lAmyl., lAnac, -Anag., 
 IIArg. met., IIArg. nit., lArs., 1 1 Art. v., 
 I A st. r., lAtrop. s., IIBar. m., IBell., IIBufo., 
 ICalc, ICalc a., ICalc p., ICamph., ICann. 
 i., ICarbo a., Carbo v., • Castor., jCast. eq., 
 NCaust., Ced., IChin. a., MChloral., I ICic, 
 Cinnam., ICoccul., I Crotal., ICup. ac, ICup. 
 ars., IICup. m., ICypr., Dros., IForm., Gels., 
 
 IGlon., IHydr. ac, IHyos., Hyper., : Ictod., 
 Ilgn., I llndig., I IKali br.,Kalic, I IKali ph., 
 ILach., ILaur., IMagn. c, IMagn. p», Mosch., 
 Naja, Natr. s., Nitr. ac, I INux m., IINux v., 
 KEnan., 01. caj., IOp., Petrol., I IPhos., IPlat, 
 IPlumb., IPuls., Ran. b., Sec, USil., Sinap., 
 IStann., Staph., IStram., Sul.,ISyph.,l ITarant., 
 jTereb., Ziz.; originating in abdominal gan- 
 glia, plexus Solaris, IBufo., Calc, llndig., 
 Nux v., Sil.; in Addison's disease, ICalc, 
 Hod.; with anaemia, ICamph.; appears like 
 an epileptic, with full consciousness (indura- 
 tion of pancreas), IBar. m.; while asleep at 
 night, 1 1 Sec; attacks, far apart, ICinch.; 
 attacks, almost daily, IHyos.; attacks every 
 seven days, Agar.; attack, every seven days, 
 of short duration, Chin, s.; fifty attacks dur- 
 ing fifteen hours, complete unconsciousness, 
 IBufo.; attacks, as many as five a day, with 
 at times two hours of unconsciousness, worse 
 during menses, I ISul.; attacks increase of, 
 TrArt. v.; attacks, increase at first and lessen 
 gradually, lAgar.; attacks, last some minutes, 
 with only slight remissions, I ISul.; attacks, 
 often repeated, IIArt. v. ; attacks, severe, in 
 rapid succession, I ISul.; attacks, often re- 
 peated, lArt. v.; attacks, spasmodic, Kali p.; 
 attacks, come suddenly, llndig.; attacks, sud- 
 den, with screams, afterwards drowsy, IStram.; 
 attacks, for six days, as many as twenty -three 
 in one night, I ISul. ; attacks, several times a 
 week, IBufo.; attacks, two or three every 
 week, ICup. m.; attacks, two or three a week, 
 after suppression of tinea capitis, I Agar.; at- 
 tacks, every three weeks, 1 1 Op. ; with aura, 
 IGlon.; aura, like a mouse running, Bell., 
 Calc, Ign., Nitr. ac, Sil., Sul.; aura from solar 
 plexus, Bufo., Indig., Nux v., Sil.; aura from 
 stomach, Bell.; aura, from abdomen to head, 
 with heat, Indig.; aura, like cold air over 
 spine and body, Agar.; aura, from toes and 
 fingers, Cup. m.; aura, from heart, Calc. a., 
 Lach., Naja; aura, knows attack is coming, 
 feels a dread, Amyl., Arg. nit., Cup. m., Natr. 
 m.; drew herself up like a ball in bed, 
 screams at slightest touch, tried to prevent 
 feeling pulse, ICup. m.; attended or caused by 
 congestion of brain, IKali br. ; with softening 
 of brain, ICaust.; dependent upon pressure of 
 a tumor or other coarse organic lesion of brain, 
 IKali br.; with cardiac anguish, ILyc; cere- 
 bral, I IZinc; from violent cerebral irritation, 
 Amm. c; from chagrin or fear, ICalc; of 
 children, lAmb., I Art. v., ICham., llpec; chil- 
 dren, during dentition or from retrocession of 
 exanthema, ICup. m.; chronic, IBufo, ICaust., 
 Kalibi., CEnan., IPlumb., Tarant.; chronic, 
 with earthy color of face, stupor and debility, 
 Plumb.; during climacteric period, ILach.; 
 clonic, left side, ICalc. p.; clonic, parox- 
 ysms last five minutes, every nine or ten days, 
 llndig.; during coitus, IBufo.; from cold, 
 llndig.; difficult comprehension or stupor, 
 ICup. m.; congenital, Hell., IKali br., Ver.; 
 with congestion to head and heart, I IGlon.; 
 with consciousness, INatr. m.; with loss of 
 consciousness, IGlon.; with constipation, 
 IHyos.; convulsed all over, llndig.; after be- 
 ing overheated by dancing, IIArt. v.; after 
 fright, attacks, the longer delayed, the more 
 violent, Ilgn.; with dementia, |Ferr. iod.; 
 during dentition, with symptoms of worms, 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1011 
 
 IStann.; with diarrhoea, ICalc. p.; begin with 
 dizziness, llndig.; from drinking, IHyos.; 
 better by drinking cold water as soon as press- 
 ure in stomach commences, ICaust.; after a 
 drunken tumble into water, Art. v.; after eat- 
 ing, ICalc. p.; with or after suppression of 
 eczema, IKali m.; from fright and suppressed 
 grief, especially in children, recent cases, 
 llgn.; from checked eruptions, Agar.; from 
 suppressed eruption, lAgar., ICaust.; in even- 
 ing, IStann.; from exhaustion of nervous 
 forces, Cypr.; with pale face, twitching of 
 hands and eyes, IStann.; falling, Ars.; after 
 childbirth, brought on by a fall immediately 
 before delivery, 1 1 Rhus; after falling upon 
 head, ICup. m.; falls, and lies almost motion- 
 less, I Agar.; falling, with a scream, I IStram.; 
 falls forward, sleeps afterwards, ICalc. p.; 
 fell down suddenly, MVer. ; falls suddenly 
 forward, I ISumb.; falls unconscious, with 
 blood-curdling cry, IBufo.; falling uncon- 
 scious, without a scream, Cup. m.; while 
 standing at his work, fell suddenly sideways, 
 unconscious, with outstretched arms, then 
 heat and sweat, ICalc; with coldness of feet, 
 ICup. m.; from protracted intermittent fever, 
 I ICalc; frequent, Psor. ; from fright, I Agar., 
 IBufo., I ICalc, ICaust., ICup. m., llgn., lln- 
 dig., IStram.; after fright, attacks last half 
 an hour, recur every four to seven days, llgn.; 
 from fright, during menses, lArg. nit.; brought 
 on by ginger, Zing.; in a girl set. 16, I IGEnan.; 
 following suppression of goitre, Hod.; grand 
 mal rather than petit mal, IKali br.; from 
 grief, after emotion, IHyos.; hands cold, ICup. 
 m.; bending head backward, IINux v. ; with 
 congestion to head, Ferr. ph.; after falling 
 from a ladder upon back of head fits repeat 
 at intervals from five days to six weeks, I ISul.; 
 headache, lAtrop., ICalc; headache, before 
 and after, ICina ; from valvular diseases of 
 heart, I ICalc a.; hereditary, IKali br.; hyster- 
 ical, Cann. i., ICaust., ICoccul., llgn., "iXux 
 m., Plat., Puis., Stram., Tarant. ; hysterical, 
 after suppressed menses,lastingan houror two, 
 asphyxia seemed inevitable, IGels.; idiopathic 
 cases, with no organic lesions, worse about 
 new moon, ICup. m.; increase two days, and 
 are gone the fourth, I 1 Merc. iod. rub.; since 
 infancy attacks occur in periods varying from 
 three to six months, I ISul.; in insanity, 
 IHyos.; during hot stage of intermittent, 
 I IStram.; from local irritation of nerves, 
 IMagn. p.; after suppressed itch, Caust.; 
 caused by jealousy, ILach.; lasting several 
 minutes, repeated at intervals during sleepless 
 night (after wound on head), ILed.; lasts two 
 or three minutes, followed by dejection 
 and dizziness for twenty-four hours, I I Ta- 
 rant.; last ten to thirty minutes, I I Op.; 
 began in left side and went to right, now 
 they are more frequently reversed, I ISul.; 1 
 with leucorrhcea, ICaust., ILach.; after lewd- 
 ness, ILach.; with tossing of limbs, IStann.; 
 confined to upper limbs and trunk, 1 ISul.; 
 following disappointed love, IHyos.; better 
 lying down, ICalc a.; occur at commence- 
 ment of last meal, Ast. r.; with melan- 
 cholia, I ISul.; after menses, Syph.; before 
 menses, IBufo., IHyos.; during menses, 
 ICaust,, Kali br., ILach.; shortly before and 
 during menses, appear while asleep and 
 
 awake and commence with a peculiar outcry, 
 IICEnan.; at first seldom and irregular, but 
 soon regularly and coincident with menses, 
 attacks lasting for hours, followed by drowsi- 
 ness and lassitude, I I Plumb.; with suppressed 
 menses, IMillef., IPuls.;, scanty menses, 
 ICaust.; menstrual, ICed.; menstrual, nervous 
 symptoms, IKali br.; with menstrual disturb- 
 ance, lAct, rac, lArg. nit., 1 1 Art. v., ICalc, 
 ICaust., Ced., Cup. m., Ign., Zinc; from men- 
 tal disturbance, I IXux v.; after mental ex- 
 citement, ICup. m.; at new moon, IBufo., 
 Cup. m., ISil.; attacks at new moon, at 2 a.m., 
 IKali br.; worse during new moon, ICaust.; 
 mostly in morning, I Art. v.; mostly in morn- 
 ing, one or two hours after rising, I ISul. ; be*- 
 tween 9 and 10 a.m. for three years, usually 
 preceded for a few days by twitching of arms 
 and legs, INatr. m.; muscular contractions, 
 IMagn. p.; nocturnal, Ars., I Art. v., Aur. 
 met., Calc a., Calc, Cina, Cup. m., Merc, 
 Nitr ac, ISil.; worse at night, after absti- 
 nence, in drunkards, begin with strong pal- 
 pitation, rush of blood to head, loss of 
 speech, and unconsciousness, I ICalc. a.; worse 
 at night, during solstice and full moon,! ICalc; 
 caused onanism, IStram.; after onanism, IBufo 
 (comp. Sul.), ICalc, Dig., ILach., Xux v., 
 IPlat., Plumb. ; Sep.; with opisthotonos, IStann.; 
 from ovarian irritation, lAtrop. s., IKali br. ; 
 periodical, Agar., Ars., Ced., Cinch., Chin, 
 s., Cup. m., Ign., Lach., Nux v., Plumb., Sec, 
 Stram.; periodical, in uterine diseases, lAct. 
 rac; pharyngeal spasms, followed by desire to 
 swallow, ICalc ; secondary, when its starting 
 place is pneumogastric nerve, Hpec; a pro- 
 tracted case, cured by the extract, MPolyg. ; 
 chroniccases of psoric taint, ISul. ; during ti me 
 of puberty, ICaust. ;puerperal,IAtrop.s.;violent, 
 in quick succession, Lyss.; recent, IBell., ICalc, 
 ICup.m. ,IGlon.,Hydr.ac, llgn., IKali br., IXux 
 v., Sul.; from reflex nervous irritation, Cypr.; 
 better by riding in a carriage, Xitr. ac; with 
 rigidity, I I Dros.; in scrofulous subjects, -Calc. 
 p., ICaust.; from frequent emission of semen, 
 ILach.; with loss of sensibility, ICup. m.; at 
 onset of septic or zymotic disease, ICrotal. ; 
 attacks, seven in five months, • Curar.; from 
 sexual abuse, IKali br., IPhos.;with sexual 
 complications, Stann.; after morbid excite- 
 ment of sexual organs, ILach.; electric shocks, 
 ICoccul.; electric shock makes insensible, 
 I Art. v.; while sitting, suddenly puts head 
 upon pillow, gently shakes head from side to 
 side, sixty times to minute, ICup. m.; during 
 sleep, ILach., I IOp.;loss of smell, I IPlumb.; 
 begins in solar plexus, Bufo.: spread from 
 solar plexus to brain, ISil.; burning in spine, 
 I Ars.; so violent, that it seemed as if joints of 
 spine would be broken, IHyos.; proceeding 
 from splanchnic system, I IPlumb.; grows 
 stiff, I ISul.; whole body becomes stiff, some- 
 times falls down, ICup. m.; causes strabismus, 
 ■Stram. ; suffocative attacks, ICup. m. ; syph- 
 ilitic, Aur. met., Iod., IKali br., I IKali iod., 
 Merc, cor., Mez., Nitr. ac; testicular, Idem., 
 Coccul.,Xltr.ac, Nux v., IPuls., IRhod.,Tereb., 
 IThuya, Zinc; opisthotonos, with tetanus, 
 I lAng.; with clenching of thumbs, IStann.; 
 traumatic, I Arm, ICic, IHyper., I INatr. s., 
 Op.; trembled, staggered, fell unconscious, 
 without crying, ICup. m.; from tuberculosis, 
 
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 ■Kali br.; with twitching of limbs, I IDros.; 
 unconsciousness, with out convulsions, I ICalc. ; 
 linked together by unconsciousness, later one 
 commences as soon as the other ends,IAmyl.; 
 involuntary urination, I Caust; frequent urin- 
 ation, I Cup. m.; turbid urine, I Cup. m.; uter- 
 ine, I Act. rac, Arg. nit., Ilgn., Nux v.,IPlat., 
 IPuls., Sabina,Sul. ; with vertigo, Ars., I ICalc, 
 Camph., Cann. i., Carbo a., Caust., Ced. , Hyos., 
 Ind., Kali br., Kali iod., Lach., Sec, BSil., Ta- 
 rant.; from vexation, I ICalc, ICamph.; after 
 getting wet, I Cup. m .; of more than three years' 
 standing, 1 1 Zinc; of three years' standing, 
 eight to ten fits daily, worse from 4 a.m. to 4 
 p.m., ICalc; of five years' standing, I ISul.; for 
 ten years, IGels.; with young persons, Alet., 
 •Calc p. JSi^ before, during, after, be- 
 t-ween attacks, and epileptiform. 
 Convulsions, epileptic, before attack : abdo- 
 men bloated, Cup. m., ■Lach.;absentminded, 
 ■Lach.; sense of warm air streaming up spine 
 into head, IArs.;angryforseveral days, I IBufo.; 
 angry, if misunderstood, Bufo.; drawing in left 
 arm, Cup. m. ; arm drawn involuntarily close to 
 body, Cup. m.; pain in left arm and hand, ICalc. 
 a.; pain in left arm, only during day, ICalc. a.; 
 shaking of left arm, ISil. ; twisting of left arm, 
 ISil.; arms stiff, IBufo.; aura, Cup. m.; aura, 
 as of something running in arms, orfrom epi- 
 gastrium through abdomen into feet, I ICalc; 
 aura, from hands into head, I ISul.; exaltation 
 of body, ICann. i. ; clawing motion, ICalc; 
 coldness of left side, ISil.; confused, ILach.; 
 delirium tremens, IIOp.; ringing in ears, 
 IIHyos.; eructation, ILach.; sparks before 
 eyes, IIHyos.; eyeballs rolled upward, 
 and to left, Bufo.; feels face, rubbing side, 
 ■Bufo.; pale face, ILach.; face, grayish- 
 yellow, eyes sunken, IBufo.; cold feet, 
 ■Lach.; fingers contracted, IBufo.; goose- 
 flesh, Cup. m.; formication in right hand, 
 Cup. m.; tearing in right hand, Cup. m.; 
 head drawn to side then backward, IBufo.; 
 heaviness of head, ILach. ; headache, IBell., 
 Cann. i., Calc, Caust., Cina, ILach., Staph., 
 Zinc. ; pain in head, or constriction, ICalc. a.; 
 constant linear headache, commencing in 
 both angles of forehead, extending in parallel 
 lines backward, I ISyph.;-constrictionof heart, 
 ■Calc. a.; pains in heart, ICalc a.; hungry 
 gnawing, IIHyos.; irritability, I Art. v.; 
 straight and stiff, Bufo.; exaltation of mind, 
 ■Cann. i.; sensation of a mouse running up 
 arms and back, ■Sul.; sudden feeling as of a 
 mouse running from right foot up leg to right 
 side of abdomen, ISul.; mouth wide open, 
 Bufo.; nausea, Cup. m., I ISul.; jerks in back 
 of neck, IBry., Bufo.; palpitation, ICalc, Cup. 
 m., ILach.; premonitory symptoms, BStram.; 
 pupils dilated, IBufo.; restless motion of 
 limbs and body, Bufo.; retching, Cup. m.; 
 sensation of something running up, ICalc; 
 screaming, llCic; screaming, shrill shrieks, 
 ■Cup. m.; sudden shriek and falling, ICup. m.; 
 shuddering, Cup. m.; lapping motion of tongue, 
 ■ Bufo.; jerkings and anxious startings, during 
 sleep, I ISul.; soporific sleep, I ISul.; premoni- 
 tory symptoms,! Atrop. s.; putrid taste, I I Syph.; 
 gritting of teeth, I ISul.; thumbs clenched, 
 IBufo.; vertigo, IIHyos., ILach., I ISul.; loses 
 voice and is unconscious, ICalc a.; vomiting, 
 I ISul.; vomiting of phlegm, Cup. m. 
 
 Convulsions, epileptic, during attack : bluish 
 color of epigastrium and chest, Cup. m.; 
 throwing body upward and forward, ICup. 
 m.; interrupted breathing, 8010. ; full con- 
 sciousness, I I.Nux m.; loss of consciousness, 
 Absin., Agar., Amyl., Ars., IBell., IBufo., Calc, 
 Calc. a., Camph., Canth., Caust., Cham., 
 
 ■ BCic, Coccul. ,CrotaL, ICup. m.,Curar.,IGlon., 
 Hydr. ac, BHy os., Ign., Lach., Laur., Lye, CEn- 
 an. ,BOp.,Plumb.,Sec, Sep., Sil., Stann. ,BStram., 
 Sul., Tarant. ; consciousness, then deep sleep, 
 ■Hell.; violent contortions of limbs, upper 
 part of body and head, ■Cic; involuntary 
 discharges, Coccul.; eyes projecting, IIHyos.; 
 eyes, pupils dilated, IBell., Carbol. ac, Cic, 
 ■Cina, Coccul., CEnan., Plumb.; eyes, pupils 
 contracted, BOp., Phyt.; eyes, sunken, IBufo., 
 face bluish-purple, Absin., Agar., Atrop. , IBell. , 
 ICic, Cina, ICup. m., BBHyos., Nux v., CEnan., 
 
 ■ ■Op., Plumb., BVer.; face distorted, red, Bu- 
 fo.; face pale, Amm. c, Ars., Bell., Calc, 
 Caust., Cic, Cina, Cinch., ICup. m., Ilpec, 
 Lach., Mosch., Natr. in., Plumb., Puis., Sil., 
 Stann., Sul.; face red, bloated, IBufo.; face 
 red, iEthus, IBell., Camph., Caust., I ICic, 
 Cina, ICup. m., Ign., Ipec, Lye, Nux v., 
 Strain.; face yellow, Cic, Plumb.; fingers 
 become dead, Cup. m.; hallooing and shout- 
 ing, I ICalc; hiccough, HCic; violent move- 
 ment of limbs, Bufo.; frothing atmouth, ICic; 
 relaxation of muscles, ICinch. ; deathly pallor, 
 ■Cinch.; rage, BBell., BCanth., ■Hyos., Stram.; 
 trying to rise, I ISul.; bloody, saliva, Bufo.; 
 shrieks, Ced., ICic, Crotal., BCup.m.,BIHyos., 
 Ign., Lach., Nitr. ac, BNux v., Op., Stann., 
 Stram., Sul., Ver. v.; throws himself back- 
 ward, with dreadful shrieks, ■Camph.; swell- 
 ing at stomach, as from violent spasm of dia- 
 phragm, HCic; face bathed in sweat, IBufo.; 
 head and chest covered with sweat, Cup. m.; 
 profuse sweat, Bufo.; endeavors to tear every- 
 thing within reach, ICamph. ; grinding teeth, 
 
 ■ ■Hyos.; clenching of thumbs, ICup. m.; 
 biting tongue, Bufo., BCaust.; tottering, Cup. 
 m.; trembling, Cup. m.; with trembling of 
 limbs, BCrotal.; with trismus, HCic; uncon- 
 sciousness, ICalc p., ICup. m., ■Stann.; urina- 
 tion, IIHyos.; urination involuntary, Cup.m. 
 
 Convulsions, epileptic, after attack: coma, 
 IBufo.; consciousness returns slowly and 
 symptoms of paralysis remain, I I Plumb.; 
 delirium tremens, BHyos.; dejected, I ISul.; 
 dizzy from scratching head, BCalc; loud eruc- 
 tations, IChin. a.; wipes tears from eyes, ISul.; 
 haemoptysis and sleep, I IDros.; headache, 
 ICalc, Cup. m.; with heat, ICalc; spasmodic 
 movement of intestines, Bufo.; awake in vio- 
 lent mania, struggling with violence, IGlon.; 
 mental disturbance for two days, -Curar.; 
 prostration, IChin. a.; sleep, IBufo., Cup. m.; 
 stupid sleep, IBufo.; somnolence, • Curar.; 
 sweat, ICalc; cold sweat, ■Chin, a.; warm 
 sweat, HSil.; sour taste, I ISul.; long trem- 
 bling of right hand, Cup. m.; profuse, clear 
 watery urine, Cup. m.; severe pain and press- 
 ure on vertex, ■Bufo. ; vomiting, BCalc ; weep- 
 ing, Cup. m. 
 
 Convulsions, epileptic, between attacks: 
 general symptoms, BArs. ; BCalc, BCaust,; burn- 
 ing in abdomen, chilliness of remainder of 
 body, anxiety, numbness of arms, burning and 
 tearing in small of back, Cup. m.; cramp in 
 
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 calves, lArs.; burning in chest, Cup. m.; ten- 
 dency to be frightened, Cup. in.; pressive pain, 
 I Ars.; vertigo, Calc. 
 
 Convulsions, epileptiform (petit mal) : lAb- 
 sin., Amyl.,IBell.,ICalab., Calc, ICaust.,ICed., 
 IChin. a., ICina, Coccul., ICup. m., IGlon., 
 IIHvos., Kali br., Kali iod., IPlat., IPlumb., 
 Puis., Sec, Strain., Sul., I ITarant., IVer. 
 v.; from alcoholic beverages, IIRan. b., I lAn- 
 thrac; with congestion to brain, MCalab.; 
 in children, during dentition, or later, llgn.; 
 then coma, Canth.; during dentition, I IStann.; 
 falls to ground, IChin. a.; half sided, espe- 
 cially of face and shoulders, I lAurant. ; come 
 on suddenly, driving him to distraction, after 
 striking head, INatr. s.; during heat, IHyos.; 
 after hard knocks, IHyper. ; in young lady, 
 set 20, IGlon.; with laryngismus stridulus, 
 following suppression of exanthems, IHep.; 
 intermediate between mania, chorea major, 
 and epilepsy, twice a day, between fits para- 
 lytic symptoms, jCurar.; brought on by 
 a heavy meal, lArg. nit.; in meningitis, 
 lArg. nit.; followed by very profuse menses, 
 IOp.; after suppressed menses, with severe 
 spasms of glottis, Gels.; with foaming at 
 mouth, rigidity of body and limbs, Med.; 
 tonic, in myelitis, IStrain.; occasional, inter- 
 rupted during pregnancy and lactation, I I Yer. 
 v.; petit mal, for four years,_ • Curar.jat puberty, 
 from menstrual irregularities, especially in 
 rheumatic women, Caulo. ; regularly twice a 
 day, morning and evening at same hours 
 (hysteria), ICed.; with shrieks, llpec; sudden, 
 every three months, lasting two or three 
 weeks, IHydr. ac; caused by worms, lAsaf. 
 
 Convulsions, eruption : before development, 
 ■Gels.; after disappearance of old, IZinc. ; 
 exanthem fails to come out, IStram.; at onset 
 of exanthemata, ICrotal.; after suppressed 
 itch, 1 1 Sul.; repercussion of measles, IBry.; 
 from repelled or non-appearing, Ant. t.,IBry., 
 ICamph., ICup. ac, llpec, IStram., ISul., 
 IZinc. 
 
 Convulsions, evening: Alum., IICalc,ICaust., 
 Laur., IOp., Stram., Sul. 
 
 Convulsions, exertion : after exercise, Alum., 
 Kalm., Lyss., Natr. m., Petrol.; from overfa- 
 tigue, ILach. 
 
 Convulsions, eyes: from bright objects, IBell., 
 ICanth., IStram.; projecting, IIHvos.; open, 
 staring, fixed pupils, Amvg.; pupils contracted, 
 Cic, IOp.. Phyt.; pupils dilated, IBell.,Carbol. 
 ac, Cic, ICina, Coccul., CEnan., Plumb., IVer. 
 v. ; strabismus, IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, face: anxious, alarmed, Lyss.; 
 begins in, I IDulc; blue, 1 1 Cup m.; in cheek 
 (prosopalgia), llgn.; hot, after, I IOp.; pale, 
 IVer.; puffed, IGlon.; bright red, IBell., 
 IGlon.; deep red, IIOp.; swollen, livid, 
 (Euan.; beginning with twitchings, especially 
 around eyes, IHyos. 
 
 Convulsions, fainting: llpec, ILach., IIMosch., 
 Yer.; after spasm, IVer.; coldness, as if dead, 
 (Enan. 
 
 Convulsions, falling: backward, Ang., IIBell., 
 Camph., Canth., Cic, Cinch., llgn. ,lpec,Kalm., 
 Nuxv., IIOp., Rhus, Spig._, IStram.; as if dead 
 with eyes shut, face red, quick breathing, pulse 
 100, after singing, Lvss.; forward, Arn., Canth., 
 Cic, Cup. ml, Ferr.,*Rhus, Sil., Sul., Sumb.; to 
 left, Bell., Caust., Lach., Sabad.; to right, Bell.; 
 
 sideways, Bell., Con., Nux v., Sul.; sud- 
 den, breathing almost imperceptible, IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, feet: renewed when feet are 
 touched (brain disease in children), I INux v. 
 JE^g^ Chap. 33, Feet convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, with fever: IBell., IFerr. ph., 
 I INatr. m.; during commencement of exan- 
 thematic, llgn. ; feverish heat, ICaust.; as sweat 
 went off and fever came on, INux v.; typhus 
 alternates with stupor, lAur. met.; threaten- 
 ing in yellow fever, IVer. v. J^i"* Chap. 40, 
 Fever convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, fingers: spread apart, I I Sec; 
 spread apart, especially left,IGlon. J^" Chap. 
 32, Fingers spasm. 
 
 Convulsions, head : require several strong per- 
 sons to prevent her from injuring herself, at- 
 tempts to pull hair out of back of head, ILach.; 
 jerked from pillow, falls back again (hydro- 
 cephalus), IStram.; moves, mostly to right, 
 IStram.; rolls anxiously from side to side, 
 IZinc; rolling, from side to side, and moan- 
 ing, I ITuberc; rush of blood, IBell., ICinch., 
 IGlon. 
 
 Convulsions, headache : after convulsion, 
 Caust.; before convulsion, Caust.; hysterical, 
 lAtosch.; occipital, I I Petrol. 
 
 Convulsions, heat : of body, before, IZinc; pre- 
 ceded by burning, I Ars.; from exposure, 
 after being struck by lightning, IMorph. sul. 
 fpgg*' fever ; also Chap. 40, Heat convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, hemorrhage : from loss of blood, 
 ICinch.; with haemoptysis or metrorrhagia, 
 IHyos.; with metrorrhagia, I ICinch. 
 
 Convulsions, hiccough: IIHvos.; before spasm, 
 Cup. m. ; mixture of hyperemia and spasm 
 in consequence of affection of spine and 
 diaphragm, IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, in hydrophobia: IBell., ICanth., 
 ICurar., Gels., IStram.; pain commencing in 
 cicatrix of bitten thumb, producing slight 
 spasm, and still greater disposition to snap 
 and bite and grind teeth, which were entirely 
 beyond his control, causing him to fall on 
 floor, Lyss.; when thinking of fluids of any 
 kind, even blood, Lyss. 8^° light ; alsb 
 Chap. 1, Hydrophobia. 
 
 Convulsions, hysteric: Acet. ac, lAct. rac, 
 I Apis, Ars., IBry., ICalc, ICaust., Chlorof., 
 ICic, ICoccul., ICon., Hydr.ac, I llgn., llpec, 
 IIMillef., Mosch., INatr. m., IPlat., I I Sec, 
 ISep., I ISuin. , IVal., IVer., IVer. v.; day and 
 night, IMagn. m.; coming on several times a 
 day, gradually growing worse, llpec; shrinks 
 back with fear on seeing any one, I IStram.; 
 with spasms of glottis, IGels.; body and limbs 
 hard as wood, ICic; with alternate laughing 
 and crying, lAur. met. ; with involuntary 
 laughter, llgn.; laughing and weeping, I Alum.; 
 during laughing, IGraph.; from laughing or 
 crying, Bell.; spasmodic laughter, ICaust.; 
 tonic and clonic, with laughter, IPlat.; before 
 menses, IHyos.; during dysmenorrhoea, Caulo.; 
 affecting oesophagus, Asaf.; with pain in ab- 
 domen and diaphragm, IStan.; comes out of 
 with deep sighing, llgn.; sudden, IGels.; 
 from uterine irritation, IVib. 
 
 Convulsions, from injuries (traumatic) : I Ang., 
 I Arn., ICic, IHyper., Puis., IRhus, Sul.; 
 after dog bite, ICurar.; from blows upon head 
 or concussions, lArn., IHyper., I INatr. s.; 
 caused by pressure on brain during delivery, 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 ■Hep.; produced by pain commencing in 
 cicatrix of bitten thumb, Lyss.; from a frag- 
 ment of glass in hand, I ICalab.; caused by 
 being hit on injured back, I I Zinc. ; violent, 
 after a burn, lAmyl.; after slight, IVal.; after 
 slight, in children, IHyper.; following, from 
 splinter, OCic. g@r* tetanic. 
 
 Convulsions, internal : INux v. 
 
 Convulsions, larynx : in spasm of glottis, 
 IMeph.; in laryngismus stridulus, IChlor., 
 IlKalibr. 
 
 Convulsions, legs : Coccul. ; agitation in muscles 
 during night, precursor of apoplexy, lAst. r. ; 
 coldness of feet, ICaust.; ushered in by fidgety 
 feet, IZinc; feet turned outward during, Cup. 
 m.; commencing in toes, followed by distortion 
 of eyes towards right and upward, IHydr. ac; 
 particularly violent, ILach. JPUT limbs ; also 
 Chap. 33, Legs convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, limbs: affected, Amyg., 1 1 Merc, 
 I INux v.; alternate of upper and lower, 
 IHyos.; particularly beginning in fingers and 
 toes, spreading over body, Cup. m.; begin in 
 legs, fingers or toes, ICup. ac; body tossed 
 up by spasms of arms and legs, llpec; in 
 softening of brain, IBufo. ; commence with 
 cramps in fingers and toes, Cup. m.; crawling, 
 Bell., Caust., Ilgn., Plumb., IRhus, Sec; dis- 
 torting, Aeon.; before spasms, drawing in, 
 Art. v.; flexed, bent, body is tossed upward, 
 IHyos.; tonic, in flexed fingers and toes, 
 IICheL; violent movement, ICaust.; with 
 numbness, I IFerr.; pain, Bell., Caust., Cham., 
 Cina, Plumb., Sec; spreads fingers and toes 
 apart, IGlon.; twisting, in cholera, ICamph. 
 giUf" Chap. 33, Limbs convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, lungs: following pneumonia, 
 IINux v.; threatened, in pneumonia, IBell. 
 
 Convulsions, measles: fl®» Chap. 46, Erup- 
 tion, measles. 
 
 Convulsions, menses: amenorrhcea, Caulo., 
 ■Graph'.; before, Carbov., IPuls.; clonic, be- 
 fore, 1 1 Puis.; cramplike, before, ICaust.; 
 from sudden checking, ICoccul.; during, 
 IlKalibr., INux v., IIGEnan., Puis., ISec, 
 IStram.; during, last several hours, I IZinc; 
 in dysmenorrhea, lApis, ICollin., Ilgn., 
 INatr. m., I IPuls.; tonic, at time for return, 
 I ICalab.; one severe at each period, IKali br.; 
 sudden, from non-appearance, Coccul.; sup- 
 pression, I IPuls.; worse and better with flow 
 (dysmenorrhea), I ITarant. ©HT Chap. 23, 
 During menses, convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, mental condition : after being 
 unjustly accused, 1 1 Staph. ;from anger, I Cham., 
 IINux v.; with anxiety, IVer.; after mental 
 orphysical effort, IGlon. ;from emotion,! Aeon., 
 I Act. rac, IBell., ICham., ICoff, Cup. m., 
 IGels., I IHyos., I Ilgn., I IKali br., INux v., 
 IIOp., IPlat., IPuls., Tarant.; ends with mak- 
 ing fun (chorea), ICup. m.; from excitability, 
 I ICoff; after fright, ICaust., I ICup. m., IGels., 
 I Ilgn., I I Kali ph., Lyss., IStram., IIOp. ; from 
 fright, after operation, ICup. m.; grief over in- 
 sults, I I Op.; illusions and hallucinations, Lyss.; 
 brought on by excessive laughing and playing 
 in weakly, excitable children, ICoff.; with 
 mania, from mental excitement, IZinc ; mania, 
 in pregnancy, IVer. v.; children, consequent 
 on being put to sleep soon after punishment, 
 Ilgn.; alternate, with rage, I IStram.; relig- 
 ious excitement, IVer.; from solicitude, 
 
 ILach.; from approach of strangers (children) ? 
 IIOp.; brought on by mere thought of swal- 
 lowing, or fluids of any kind, Lyss.; after 
 vexation, I ICup. m. 
 
 Convulsions, in morning : ICalc, ICaust. ,Kalm. r 
 IMagn. p., Nux v., IPlat., Sep. 
 
 Convulsions, mouth : foaming, I Art. v., IBell., 
 ICanth., Cina, ICup. m., IGlon., IHyos., Ign., 
 Lach., Laur., Lye, Lyss., Op., Plumb., Sil. 
 J^IT 1 Chap. 9, Outer mouth foaming. 
 
 Convulsions, movements: agitation in head 
 and arms, Bufo.; in rheumatic carditis, I ISpig.; 
 circular, Camph.; convulsive, IINux m.; con- 
 vulsive, towards close of attack (laryngismus 
 stridulus), IChlor.; body contorted, Ferr.mur.; 
 contortions and jactitations fearful when 
 awake, ILaur. ; contractions, IMerc cor. ; hur- 
 ried, before attack, IZinc; irregular, of whole 
 body, Sec; brought on by least, moving 
 fingers or eyes, or touching lips with spoon 
 (strychnia poisoning), IINux v.; with appar- 
 ently lifeless state, followed by greenish vom- 
 iting (shock from injury), IPhos.; nervous, 
 every night (typhoid in a child), IGels.; 
 partial (hydrocephaloid), ICarbol. ac; of 
 single parts, Ilgn.; starts, lies on back, ICalc 
 p.; throws himself wildly about and tumbles 
 out of bed, Ilgn.; throwsntself about uncon- 
 sciously, child (scarlatina), IHep.; trembling 
 of whole body, IVer. v.; trembling alternates 
 with concussive starting, IHyos.; twisting, 
 ICup. m.; writhing, caused by pains in abdo- 
 men, IJatroph. 
 
 Convulsions, muscular : lAmb., Atrop.; when 
 muscles of back, face and jaws are principally 
 affected, IHydr. ac; contraction of almost all, 
 Lil. tig.; contractions appear with various de- 
 grees of intensity from slightest convulsions 
 to those of severe and clonic form, Lyss.; in 
 different parts, Atrop. s., Lact. ac; all in a cer- 
 tain direction, either from above downward or 
 in opposite direction, IMosch.; violent distor- 
 tion, Bell.; in face and upper part of body, in- 
 duced by almost any peripheral irritation, 
 swallowing fluids, attempt to pry open mouth 
 or moving patient, long continued violent 
 contractions involving whole muscular system 
 (traumatic tetanus), INux v.; especially of 
 flexors, IBell.; in pertussis, ICup. m.; increas- 
 ing in intensity and frequency, preceded by 
 spells of gaping and irregular breathing, then 
 muscular contortions of all kinds, fixed look, 
 worse at menses, I ITarant.; of individual mus- 
 cles,Lyss.; jerks of single (intermittent), I Chin. 
 s.; constantly recurring vibratory movements, 
 short and tremulous (scarlatina), ILach.; set 
 in with twitching of hands, then general con- 
 vulsed movements of body and limbs, I ISul.; 
 twitches, right side, IZinc; ushered in by 
 twitchingof single, IZinc.;twitehingof tendons, 
 Lyss. ; in worms, I I Val. JP§T Jerking, Starting, 
 Twitching; also Chap. 44, Muscles cramp. 
 
 Convulsions, neck: throbbing carotids, I IBell., 
 ICinch., IGlon. 
 
 Convulsions, neuralgic : IMagn. p. 
 
 Convulsions, at night: ICalc, Caust., Cic, 
 MCina, Cup. m., IIHvos., Kalm., Lye, 
 IMerc, IIOp., ISec, IISiL, IStram., Sul.; 
 frequently at midnight, Coccul., IZinc. 
 
 Convulsions, nose : from strong odors, Lyss. 
 
 Convulsions, oesophagus : jj^- Chap. 13, 
 CEsophagus spasm. 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1015 
 
 Convulsions, with opisthotonos : Absin.,Acon., 
 IIAmyg., lArs., HCic, ^Cup. m., I I Hyper., 
 ■Ign., Hpec , IKalibr., Lyss., Med., IINux 
 m., MPhyt., I IStram., IVer. v.; in anthrax, 
 1 I Anthrac; with arterial excitement, Yer. v. ; 
 congestion of brain and spine, Yer. v.; throw- 
 ing child backward so suddenly as to force 
 child from nurse's lap, ICina ; in cerebro- 
 spinal disease, I I Yer. v.; from bright, dazzling 
 objects, a lighted candle, a mirror and touch, 
 child rigid as a board, II Strain.; in cholera, 
 ICamph.; with cholera infantum, I I Med.; 
 with consciousness, IINux v.; with loss 
 of consciousness, Yer. v.; with loss of con- 
 sciousness, for a moment (tetanus), ILach.; 
 previous to cough, I I Led.; in whooping cough, 
 lArs., Hpec; and crying out, ILach.; in den- 
 tition, IChain. ; caused by sudden shock in 
 epigastrium (tetanus), I ICic; in epilepsy, 
 IStann.; feet and hands cold, Yer. v.; with 
 congestion to head, IStram.; head drawn 
 back, Amyg., llCic, llgn.; retraction of head 
 and syncope (spotted fever), 1 1 Dig.; during 
 labor, ICup. m.; alternating with convulsive 
 action during labor, IPlat.; puerperal, ISec; 
 with rolling laterally, IIOp.; from suppressed 
 scarlatina, ICamph.; shocks on limbs, Ver. v.; 
 tetanus, after a burn, lAmyl. 
 
 Convulsions, pain : renewal at every, Bell. ; 
 violent, Yespa. 
 
 Convulsions, paralysis: Arg.nit., Bell.,IICaust v 
 Cic, Coccul., ICup. m., IHyos., Lach., Laur., 
 INux m., INux v., IPlumb., IRhus, Sec, 
 IStann., ITabac, IIYib.; paralysis, fol- 
 lowed by an adynamic condition in which 
 she would lie motionless upon back for days, 
 unable to speak, partly on account of trismus 
 and partly on account of aphonia, this condi- 
 tion alternated at times with constriction of 
 chest, 1 1 Plat.; followed by lameness (cattle), 
 jEsc. g.; relaxation after clonic, I Art. v.; of 
 sensation, IZinc; spasm of one side, paralysis 
 of the other, Bell.; spasms on paralyzed 
 side, IPhos.; in asphyctic form of uraemia, 
 IHydr. ac. 
 
 Convulsions, periodic: Bar. m., ICup. m.; every 
 day, llndig.; at same hour^daily, llgn.; daily, 
 in child after scarlatina, I I Lyss. ; violent, 
 every five or six days, ILyc. ; at intervals of 
 seven, ten or fourteen days, at 4 a.m. (epi- 
 lepsy), I Kali br. ; every night, fifteen or twenty 
 days, I ITarant. ; eleven attacks in twenty-four 
 hours, Hpec; every evening, IGels.; one a 
 fortnight, at times twice a week (epilepsy), 
 IKali br.; frequent attacks Of slight (clonic 
 spasms of eyes), 1 1 Agar. ; attacks occur every 
 half hour, and last about fifteen minutes, 
 IMosch.; violent, 3 a.m., return every half 
 hour, I I Strain. ; at intervals of from half an 
 hour to an hour (traumatic tetanus), INux v.; 
 at 8.30 exactly, lasts two hours, preceded by 
 chills, severe involuntary muscular contrac- 
 tion, begins in limbs, extends to whole body 
 (intermittent nervous affection), I ITarant. ; 
 every three hours, IGlon.; intermittent, dur- 
 ing which there may occur loss of conscious- 
 ness (typhoid), IMosch.; at midnight, every 
 twenty minutes till 4 p.m. next day, IBufo. ; 
 every two or three minutes, when left to him- 
 self, Atrop. s. ; every five or ten minutes, 
 IINux v.; every fifteen minutes, lasting one 
 to ten minutes (puerperal), IGels.; every fif- 
 
 teen, thirty or sixty minutes (rash after 
 confinement), ICup. m.; each month, usually 
 day or two before menses, IKali br.; every 
 three months, IBell.; at full of the moon, Calc, 
 I INatr. m.; atnewmoon,Caust., Sil.; of whole 
 body, toward noon (myelitis), I I Aeon.; in 
 quick succession, with entire unconsciousness, 
 I KEnan.; repeated, IBell.; regularly once a 
 week (epilepsy), llndig. jg^* epileptic. 
 
 Convulsions, from poisoning -with narcotics : 
 IIBell., Cham., Coff., ICup. m., IHyos., Ign., 
 INux v., IIOp. 
 
 Convulsions, during pregnancy : IBell., ICic, 
 Hpec 
 
 Convulsions, puerperal : Aeon., lAct. rac, 
 lAmb., I Apis, lArg. nit., Am., Ars., Art. v., 
 Atrop., IIBell., Benz. ac, Canth., ICarbo v., 
 Caulo., Caust., Cham., IChin. s., Chlorof., 
 ICic, ICoccul., I Coff., Crotal., ICup. m., IGels., 
 IGlon., IHell., Hydr. ac, I IHyos., llgn., 
 Hpec, • Jab., IKali b., Kalic, Kali p., ILach., 
 ILaur., ILyss.,.l IMagn. p., I Merc, I Merc, cor., 
 Mosch., INux m., (Enan., IOp., IPlat., Puis., 
 Sec, Strain., lYer., I I Yer. v., Zinc; after 
 cathartics, I IOp.; clonic, ICup. in.; fits, inter- 
 rupt coma, ILach.; may retain consciousness, \ 
 IPhos.; continues after delivery, llCic; fol- 
 lowing difficult labor, ICoccul.; with history 
 of epilepsy, I IPlumb.; seem to pass off, with 
 frequent eructations, IKali c; mostly in ex- 
 tremities, 1 1 Merc, sol.; after delivery, with red 
 face, IGlon. ; commencing in left side of face, 
 continued longer and were more severe about 
 neck and throat than elsewhere, ILach.; 
 from fright, Art. v.; first occurring after a 
 fright when a little girl, return after each con- 
 finement, I ISec; after labor, I IMillef., IPlat; 
 during labor, Chlorof., llCic, Cinnam., Coff., 
 IHyos ,IIKali br., IPlat.; in legs,\vith cold feet, 
 stretching backward of body and screaming, 
 ILach.; following sluggish or irregular labor- 
 pains, IPuls. ; during rest,'must move and 
 walk up and down room, I ITarant.; during 
 labor, clonic, ICup. m.; before labor pains 
 cease, Ziz.; comes out of, with deep sighing, 
 llgn.; from uremic poisoning, jTereb.; vio- 
 lent, as head of child is passing through vagi- 
 na, and continuing after expulsion of placenta, 
 I IVer. v.; with writhing and floundering in 
 manifold gyrations, every muscle in play, 
 especially flexors and extensors, I IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, pulse : full, hard, IGlon. 
 
 Convulsions, reflex : IGels.; great excitability, 
 sleeplessness, IIKali br.; from attempts to 
 swallow, speaking, a current of air, sight or 
 idea of fluids, sight or sound of running water, 
 coming in contact with another person, a 
 bright light, sight of shining objects or of some 
 strange person, a loud noise, or strong odors, 
 Lyss. 
 
 Convulsions, restlessness: between attacks, 
 ICup. m. 
 
 Convulsions, rigidity (stiffness) : Cup. m., Lact. 
 ac, IMagn. p., IMerc sol., IMosch., IPlat., 
 ITereb.; whole body bent forward, ICup. m.; 
 can scarcely bend, Apoc; of whole body 
 (hydrophobia), IStram.; child in convulsion, 
 lAmyl.; and coldness, Op.; with loss of con- 
 sciousness, preceded by headache and vertigo 
 (hysteria), IStram. ; in whooping cough, ICina, 
 ICup. m., Hpec; with coughing spells, ICina ; 
 on third day of attack of delirium tremens, 
 
1016 
 
 36. NERVES. 
 
 IINuxv.; follows convulsive movements in 
 epilepsy, llnd. ; general, in epilepsy, I ITarant.; 
 feeling of, here and there, IPlat.; from fret- 
 fulness, child, IPuls.; during labor, CofF.; lies 
 stretched out motionless, arms tightly held to 
 sides, Mosch.; with profuse menses, Coff.; in 
 bed, in morning, can hardly turn, Calc. p.; 
 without ability to move, ISpong.; with palpi- 
 tation, INux m.; after rest, better by gentle 
 motion, I Kali ph.; following injury to knee 
 from splinter, body and legs straight, I Cic; 
 stretches out with groaning and difficult 
 respiration, Coff.; tetanus, IIHyos., IPhyt., 
 I IVer.; tetanic, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 ICalab.; tetanic, of nearly all muscles, with 
 interruptions of a few moments, during which 
 the muscles are relaxed, INux v.; of trunk, 
 I ITarant.; in worm affections, I Cic; with 
 worms, ICina. JHH^ opisthotonos, tetanic ; 
 also Catalepsy. 
 
 Convulsions, scarlatina : jjj^ Chap. 46, Erup- 
 tion scarlatina. 
 
 Convulsions, screaming: ICaust.; after, child 
 screams, turns, twists, until another occurs, 
 Cup. m.; before or during, 1 1 Op.; before 
 spasms, in scarlatina, IZinc; with cries, llgn., 
 IMerc; cries, as if from sight of hideous ob- 
 jects (dentition), Strain.; spasms, cries out 
 during sleep, IZinc; shrieks, ILach.; shriek- 
 ing, or delirium, Crotal.; loud shrieks, during 
 convulsions, I IStram.; shrieks violently in a 
 hoarse voice, I IStram.; sudden loud cries, 
 IIOp. ; ushered in by loud, IZinc. J8^° epi- 
 leptic shrieking. 
 
 Convulsions, sensitivness : to touch and noise 
 (infantile convulsions), IMagn. p.; brought 
 on by current of air, bright light, sight of any 
 shining object, slightest touch, even by con- 
 versation in vicinity of patient, Lyss. ; renewed 
 by least contact (hydrophobia), IBelL; worse 
 when disturbed^ Atrop. s.; exalted state of 
 smell, taste and touch, Lyss.; renewed by 
 bright light, sudden jar, noise or least touch, 
 
 I INux v. ; from slight provocation, ISil. ; when 
 loudly spoken to or when touched, I IStram.; 
 brought on by slightest touch of hand, INux 
 v.; renewed by slightest touch, opening door 
 or loud talking, HCic J^~ ears, light, re- 
 flex. 
 
 Convulsions, sexual condition : from erethism, 
 IPlat.; erotic, frequent, with profuse menses, 
 Tarant.; from excitement or excessive venery, 
 
 I I Kali br.; from exhaustion of spinal cord, 
 caused by excesses, IKali br. ; with nympho- 
 mania during seventh month of pregnancy, 
 I IPhos.; during seminal ejaculation, Art. v. 
 
 Convulsions, shocks: separate, Sec; through 
 body, Strain.; violent, affect body, particu- 
 larly chest, llgn.; convulse body, uncon- 
 scious (typhus), ICalad.; electric, ICalc p., 
 Yer. v.; electric, on falling aslep,INatr. m. ; as 
 from electricity, Xan. ; nerves, as if shaken, 
 TrCean.; through body, at night, while wak- 
 ing, IMagn. m.; tendency to, with paralysis 
 of extremities and bladder (myelitis), IMerc; 
 through body, in prosopalgia, I IStram.; of a 
 few seconds' duration, frequent, IKali c; 
 shake whole body, Bar. m. ; on going to sleep, 
 IINitr. ac; when trying to sleep, Iodof.; 
 mostly when dropping off to sleep, prevent- 
 ing sleep, lArg. met. Jg^* Jerking, Starting, 
 Twitching. 
 
 Convulsions, sides : on left side, followed by 
 paralysis, llpec; one sided, I IDulc. 
 
 Convulsions, sleep: deep, after, IHyos.; on 
 awaking, Lyss. ; looks afraid and anxious on 
 awaking, IZinc; awake child after being 
 punished and sent to bed, llgn.; during deep, 
 heavy, IHyos.; deep, follows spasm, I INux 
 v. , I lOp. ; disturb sleep, IStram. ; before drowsi- 
 ness,IGlon.; during sleep, IStram.; exhaustion 
 and sleep after, Art. v.; followed by deep sleep, 
 (Enan.; after loss of sleep, IICoccuL; sopor- 
 ous, after, Bell. , Plumb.; paroxysms followed 
 by soporous state, I Art. v.; from night watch- 
 ing, ILach. gig? 1 * stupor. 
 
 Convulsions, somnambulism : IZinc; alternate 
 with somnambulism, IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, speechlessness : I IDulc. 
 
 Convulsions, stomach: acidity, IINatr. p.; in 
 cardialgia,IBism.;ingastro enteritis, I liEthus.; 
 from indigestion, I llpec, I INux v. 
 
 Convulsions, stools: chalky, distended abdo- 
 men, boy (croup), ICalc; during spasm,Art.v. 
 
 Convulsions, stupor: IStram.; and delirium, 
 I^Ethus.; followed by stupor, I ISul.; followed 
 by stupor, lasting twenty-four hours or more, 
 from which patient revives with severe head- 
 ache, ICollin. JSg^ sleep, unconsciousness. 
 
 Convulsions, sudden: IBelL, IVer. v. 
 
 Convulsions, suppuration : caused by or asso- 
 ciated with, of internal parts, I IBufo. 
 
 Convulsions, sweat : after, IBry.; from checked 
 foot sweat, ISil.; cold, on forehead, IVer.; 
 profuse, I IBufo. 
 
 Convulsions, teeth: j^» Chap. 10, Teeth 
 grinding. 
 
 Convulsions, tetanic : I I Aeon. , Amyg., I Amyl., 
 Amm. c, lAnac, lAng., I Ant. t., I Arm, lArs., 
 I Atrop., IBelL, ICalab., I Camph., Canth.,|Cas- 
 tor.,ICaust., IChin. s.,IChloral., I ICic, ICoccuL, 
 Con., Crotal., Cup. m., Curar., I Gels., IHydr. 
 ac, Hyos., IIHyper., llgn., llpec, IKali br., 
 ILach., ILaur., ILed., ILyc, IMagn. p., 
 IIMillef., IMosch., IINux v., (Enan., IIOp., 
 IPhyt., IRhus, Sec, I IStram., jTereb.,IIThe- 
 rid., Ver.; of arms, ICamph.; violent, after a 
 burn, I Amyl.; with cataleptic condition of up- 
 per part of body, I IFerr.; from violent cerebral 
 irritation, Amm. c; with pain in chest, Art. v.; 
 in cholera,IHydr.ac, ILaur. ; followed by coma, 
 Canth. ; with full consciousness, followed by 
 exhaustion, Sec; without loss of conscious- 
 ness, while lying down, after a meal, followed 
 by deep sleep, with emission of semen, Grat.; 
 during diarrhoea, IHydr. ac, 1 1 Tereb.; during 
 dysentery, IHydr. ac; epileptiform (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), ICic; bluish-red face, 
 llpec; of muscles of face, I IPhyt.; with malig- 
 nant fever, IIMillef.; frequent, Lyss.; after 
 fright, llgn.; after fracture of superior max- 
 illa, opisthotonos, I lAng.; of hands, ICamph.; 
 hands clenched, (Enan.; in consequence of a 
 slight hurt of palm of hand by a small frag- 
 ment of glass, spasms of _ muscles of jaws so 
 violent that a breath of air caused by a person 
 passing would induce them, I ICalab.; bending 
 head back, ICup. m.; hysterical headache, 
 INux m.; in hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. ac; 
 hysterical, IGuarsea ; in hysterical women 
 and children, especially when falling asleep, 
 Ign.; idiopathic or traumatic, ICalab. in- 
 fantile, IBelL, IChloral (B6£- newborn) ; 
 rigidity, with interruptions of a few minutes, 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1017 
 
 during which muscles are relaxed, INux v.; 
 of lower jaw, ICamph.; sudden jerk through 
 whole body, lArs.; in old lady, with starting 
 and twitching, I llpec; left side, INatr. s.; 
 sudden contraction of larynx, as from fumes 
 of sulphur (asthma), IMosch.; in upper limbs, 
 I lAnthrac; drawing in limbs, before spasms, 
 I Ars.; peculiar look, ILach.; after measles, 
 ICham.; in measles, ICamph.; every five or 
 ten minutes for five days (cerebrospinal dis- 
 ease), MVer. v.; in the'newborn, HCamph., 
 IHep. ; opisthotonos, clonic spasms particu- 
 larly severe, INux v.; during parturition, 
 IChin s.; peripheral, traumatic, parts become 
 cold as ice, I Led.; recurring, back painfully 
 affected, Tabac; remission midnight till noon, 
 ILach.; difficult respiration, I IMillef.; respira- 
 tion hurried and labored, worse at night on 
 dropping off to sleep (traumatic), IHydr. ac; 
 wild shrieks alternating with catalepsy, IPlat.; 
 congestive state of spinal cord (myelitis acuta), 
 I ICalab.; after constriction in pit of stomach, 
 I^Esc. h.; sudden, IChloral.; from swallowing 
 tobacco, llpec; traumatic, Aeon., I Arm, 
 
 ■ Chloral., ICic, iCurar., IHell., IHydr. ac, 
 IIHyper., INux v.; with trismus, I Ant. t., 
 
 ■ Bell., IStram., IVer. v.; with trismus, knees 
 drawn up, Amyg.; in typhus, I I Chlorof.; 
 universal, Canth.; with escape of urine, ICup. 
 m.; after getting wet and catching cold, limbs 
 first affected, then back, latter becoming so 
 stiff she seemed like one suffering from cata- 
 lepsy, at times single twitches occur, accom- 
 panied by outcries, attacks occur during night 
 (towards morning), each lasting longer than 
 previous one, I I Nux v.; begin in wound, 
 
 ■ Led.; writhes, lArs.; with frequent inclina- 
 tion to yawn, llgn. Jggg^ injuries, shocks, 
 stiffness ; also Chap. 9, Lower jaw trismus. 
 
 'Convulsions, thirst : during spasm, Cic 
 
 Convulsions, throat: pharyngeal spasm, then 
 desire to swallow (epilepsy), ICalc; after try- 
 ing to swallow, IHyos.; difficult swallowing, 
 IStram. jggg* Chap. 13, (Esophagus, spasm ; 
 also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Convulsions, tongue : bites during spasm, 
 ■Art. v., MVal. 
 
 Convulsions, tonic : Bell., IIBufo., I ICamph., 
 Chlorof., Hvdr. ac, IMagn. p., Med., IINux 
 v., IOp., Petrol., IPlat., IPlumb., Sec; alter- 
 nate with clonic (spotted fever), I Act. rac; 
 alternate with clonic, followed by general 
 relaxation and trembling, ITabac; as in cata- 
 lepsy- (hysteria) , IStram. ; of one side of body, 
 followed" by clonic, Art. v.; in different places 
 (cholera Asiatica), lArs.; when moving limbs, 
 intermittent), lAnt. t. ; neither the curved 
 limbs could be straightened nor straight ones 
 curved, ICic; in meningitis, IVer.; in mye- 
 litis, I I Pic ac; with contraction of palms and 
 soles, IVer.; predominate, llgn. ; with scrofu- 
 lous people, ICalc; tendency to, MVer. v.; 
 throwing patient about bed, body bent back- 
 ward like a bow, ICup. m. 
 
 ■Convulsions, touch : g@ ai sensitiveness. 
 
 Convulsions, trance : with trancelike state, 
 ICanth.; spasms, I IStram.; alternate with, 
 every Summer, I IStram.; spasm, if aroused 
 forcibly from, I INux m. ftST* Catalepsy. 
 
 Convulsions, traumatic : ®^" injuries. 
 
 •Convulsions, with unconsciousness : Camph., 
 Euphor., IGlon.; coma, from cerebral exhaus- 
 
 tion, IZinc; in dentition, ICic; open mouth, 
 during and after labor, IOp.; during preg- 
 nancy, IGels.; followed by sudden oblivion 
 of circumstances, IIQEnan. jjg^ Chap. 1, 
 Coma, Stupor, Unconscious convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, uraemic : ICup. ars., ICup. m., 
 IHydr. ac, IMosch., IPlumb.; in Bright's dis- 
 ease, I ICup. ars., 1 1 Kali br., ITereb. 
 
 Convulsions, urination: frequent desire, Camph., 
 IZinc; dysuria, ICanth., llpec; suppressed 
 (dentition), Tereb.; involuntary, duringspasm, 
 Art. v., Caust., ICup. m., IHyos., Lach., Natr. 
 m., Nux v., IZinc 
 
 Convulsions, urine : copious, albuminuric, 
 IGlon.; pressure in bladder causes spasm, 
 I ITereb.; scanty, Amyg. J^ap^ albuminuria, 
 Bright's disease, uraemic ; also Chap. 21. 
 
 Convulsions, after vaccination : ISil. 
 
 Convulsions, vertigo : before fit, I I Tarant.; con- 
 vulsions with, (Enan. 
 
 Convulsions, vomiting: of mucus before, Cup. 
 m.; of blood, IHyos.; continued, Cup. m.; 
 during, I Ant. c, IGuaraea ; during spasm 
 every three minutes, vomiting of blackish 
 grumous fluid, I IPlumb.; followed by vomit- 
 ing (after scarlet fever), IHep.; preceded by 
 vomiting of mucus, ICup. ac. J^^ Chap. 16, 
 Vomiting convulsions. 
 
 Convulsions, wandering: with great pain, 
 IHyos. 
 
 Convulsions, water : rejects every kind of 
 liquid like in hydrophobia, the moment it 
 touches lips spasms return, 1 1 Strain. .; caused 
 by sight of, ILyss., IStram. 
 
 Convulsions, from worms: HCina, IIHvos., 
 Illgn., I ISil., IStann., ITereb.; stiffens out 
 straight, HCina; with tape worm, llgn. 
 g£5P tt> Chap. 20, Worms, convulsions. 
 
 FAINTING (syncope) : 1 1 Aeon., Alum., 
 •Amb., lAmyl., IIArs., Ars. s. r., Bar. 
 m., ICamph., Carbo v., Castor., ICast. eq., 
 Ced., ICham., Cinnam., IICoccul., ICochl., 
 IColch., Con., HCrotal., I ICup. ars., Curar., 
 I I Dig., lElaps, I I Euphor., I Form., IGlon., 
 I IHep., Illgn., Jalap., 1 1 Lach., ILac def., 
 ILaur., ILed., ILyc, IIMosch., INux v., 01. 
 an., Paeonia, IPhos. ac, IIPuls., ITereb., 
 Vespa, I IVer., Zinc. 
 
 Fainting, abdomen : cutting in right side, 
 ILach., gangrene of bowels, I Ars. s. f.; tym- 
 panitis, hysterical, Mosch. J®"" colic. 
 
 Fainting, Addison's disease : ICalc. 
 
 Fainting, air : in open, IMosch., INux v.; in a 
 close room, I Aeon., ILach., IIPuls., ITabac 
 $£ST heat. 
 
 Fainting, aneemia : IMosch. ; frequent, MSpig. 
 
 Fainting, arms : sinking to side, before attack, 
 ILaur. 
 
 Fainting, brain: in meningitis, I I Ant. t.; in 
 spotted fever, I I Dig. 
 
 Fainting, breathing : from asthma, lAtrop. s.; 
 stertorous, in apoplexy, IStram.; suffocation, 
 I ICact., IIMosch. 
 
 Fainting, chest : fulness and difficult breathing, 
 I I Collin.; fear of, with fulness, Ast. r. 
 
 Fainting, children : a newborn child, recovers 
 after bath, but constantly wails and sighs, 
 I IMillef. 
 
 Fainting, chill : during cold stage, Val. 
 
 Fainting, in cholera : ILaur., ITabac 
 
 Fainting, coitus : after, I Dig. 
 
 Fainting, cold: when taking, ISil. 
 
1018 
 
 36. NERVES. 
 
 Fainting, coldness : of external parts, Coloc; 
 of limbs, CheL; of skin, ICamph., Carbo v., 
 ICinch., iLaur., Mosch., ITabac, IVer. 
 
 Fainting, colic : Asaf., IColoc; sudden, in even- 
 ing, Stram.; enteralgia, -Castor.; during 
 height of paroxysm, Asaf.; intestinal, IManc. 
 fg^" abdomen, labor, pain. 
 
 Fainting, with consciousness : IGlon. 
 
 Fainting, constipation : I Hydras. 
 
 Fainting, constitution: delicate people, pallor, 
 closing eyes, ICamph. ; worn out by mental 
 labor or addicted to excessive use of spirits, 
 INux v.; in old or intemperate subjects, Cro- 
 tal. 
 
 Fainting, with convulsions: IIMosch.,CEnan., 
 Ver.; after, Ars. s. f., IVer. 
 
 Fainting, cough : between spells (catarrhal 
 croup), I Ant. t. 
 
 Fainting, deathlike : Alum., ICup. ars.; feels 
 as if he would die (tumor of eye), ICalc; sud- 
 den, lying as if lifeless, IPhos. Jgigf" cold- 
 ness, weakness. 
 
 Fainting, diarrhoea: ICup. ac; during preg- 
 nancy, INux m. 
 
 Fainting, diphtheria: IBrom. 
 
 Fainting, disposition to : Ars. h., Asaf.,IHyos., 
 Mosch.; with diarrhoea, INux m.; after eating, 
 I INux v.; in nervous headache, ITereb.; with 
 hysteria, I INux m.; in inflammation of liver, 
 I ISul. ; before menses, INatr. m.; from pains, 
 even when slight, IHep., INux m.; with 
 rigidity, first in one finger, then in others, 
 extending up arm, Petrol.; after attacks, feels 
 very sick or weak, I INux v.; at trifles, ISep.; 
 in typhus, IChlor.; after vomiting or diarrhceic 
 stool, I INux v. 
 
 Fainting, drugs : from abuse of mercury, HCar- 
 bo v. 
 
 Fainting, ears: sudden deafness after, ISil.; 
 ringing, ICinch.; roaring (diabetes), I IXJran.n. 
 
 Fainting, eating : Mosch.; after eating, INux v., 
 IPhos. ac; after eating but little, ICaust. ; 
 at table, better by eructations (hysteria), 
 IMagn. m. 
 
 Fainting, epigastrium : burning into throat, 
 again into abdomen, I IPhos.; fulness and cold 
 feeling, Ant. t. 
 
 Fainting, with eructation : HCarbo v. 
 
 Fainting evening : at 7.30, ILac def.; after go- 
 ing out, ICalc. ; paroxysms, preceded by ver- 
 tigo, IHep. 
 
 Fainting, after exertion : I Ars., Calc. a., ICaust., 
 Coccul., Hyper.; with hysteria, ITherid.; 
 from straining at stool, turning in bed, 
 retching as if to vomit, IVer.; alter slight ex- 
 ertion, Senecio ; from washing clothes, third 
 week after confinement, I I Therid. ; with open 
 painful wounds, I Hyper. 
 
 Fainting, eyes : blindness, brought on by walk- 
 ing, IVer. v.; one-sided blindness, after re- 
 covery, ICamph.; burning, Crot. t.; with 
 convulsive motion, eyes and lids, Ver.; dim- 
 ness of vision when assuming erect position, 
 IVer. v.; pain above, I INux v.; after loss of 
 sight, with coldness, ICalc; wide open, star- 
 ing, before attack, ILaur. ; vertigo and dim 
 vision before attack, I Dig. 
 
 Fainting, face : agonized expression when re- 
 covering, I I Nux m. ; after faceache,ICoccion.; 
 pale, llpec, IILach., ILobel. i., IStram., ITa- 
 bac; pale, before attack, ILaur., Sil.; red, 
 after, IStram. 
 
 Fainting, falling : I Ars.; backward, ILac def.; 
 every day, suddenly, as if dead, pale face, 
 almost imperceptible respiration, wakes after 
 one to three hours, if disturbed rolls about on 
 floor, becomes enraged, bites, I IStram.; in- 
 clined to left side, Mez.; from scolaing, 
 IMosch.; while standing or walking, Curar.; 
 unconscious, I ICamph.; with vomiting (preg- 
 nancy), I Kali c. 
 
 Fainting, fever: before chill, I Ars.; during 
 chill, Strain.; during heat, llgn.; after parox- 
 ysms of relapsed intermittent, especially if 
 she has urging to stool, I Ars.; puerperal, 
 IColoc; during sweat, Agar., llgn.; in 
 typhoid, lAnthrac, Cham.; in typhus, 
 ICamph., IChlor., Stram. 
 
 Fainting, frequent: 1 1 Ars., IBapt., tCarb. s., 
 IHyos.,Merc cy., IPhos.; caused by intem- 
 perance, IPhos. ; until menses appeared, I I Mu- 
 rex ; every fifteen minutes, worse on rising, 
 IOp.; in puerperal eclampsia, IPhos.; follow 
 each other in quick succession (viper bite), 
 ICamph.; following each other in rapid suc- 
 cession (metrorrhagia), I Merc. 
 
 Fainting, after fright: IIAcon., IGels., llgn., 
 ILach., IIOp., IVer. 
 
 Fainting, gonorrhoea: after injecting nitrate 
 of silver, Tarant. 
 
 Fainting, head : congestion, lAur. met. 
 
 Fainting, with headache : Castor., Hippoz., 
 Stram., IVer.; hysterical, IMosch., INuxm.; 
 occipital, ICrotal.; right-sided headache, 10 
 a.m., INatr. m.; throbbing, in typhus, IStram. 
 
 Fainting, heart : in angina pectoris, lArn.; fre- 
 quent, in cardiac dropsy, IDig. ; believes she 
 is dying, IDig.; in endocarditis, I Ars.; with 
 pain, IILach.; rheumatism and pain, ICact.; 
 in valvular disease, IChel.; from weak action, 
 
 I I Kali ph. 
 
 Fainting, heat : ebullitions, pressing on heart, 
 and palpitation, Petrol.; in summer, or in hot 
 rooms, with nausea, llpec; from heat of sun 
 or room, Ant. c 
 
 Fainting, hemorrhage: I llpec; in flabby sub- 
 jects, IITrill.; with metrorrhagia, I ICinch., 
 IKreo., I I Merc, viv.; post-partum, ICann. s., 
 ICroc; from rectum, with typhus abdominalis, 
 
 I I Nux v. 
 
 Fainting, with hunger : Coccul. 
 
 Fainting, hysterical : Arm, ICham., IICoccul., 
 
 •Dig., Illgn., Lac. def., IMosch., Natr. m., 
 
 INux m.,INux v.,Tereb.;.from slightest cause, 
 
 Sumb. 
 Fainting, in influenza : llpec 
 Fainting, injuries : after amputating arm,IHy- 
 
 per.; in concussion of brain, IHyos.; from 
 
 slight wounds, IVer. 
 Fainting, jaw : dropping of lower, before attack, 
 
 ILaur.; trismus, Ver. 
 Fainting, kneeling: in church, I ISep. 
 Fainting, labor : during, Cinnam.,IISec; caused 
 
 by pains, lAct, rac, ICoff., IINux v., IPuls. 
 Fainting, lethargy : resembling, Bell. 
 Fainting, leucorrhcea: ICycl. 
 Fainting, liver : in jaundice, INux v. 
 Fainting, long-lasting: ILaur.; resembling 
 
 apoplectic attacks (cholera Asiatica), IHydr. 
 
 ac. ; unconscious, four to five minutes, tCamph . ; 
 
 seeming to her of a half hour's duration, but 
 
 really only momentary, thoughts vanish, 
 
 Nux m.; in shock, IHydr. ac. 
 Fainting, lungs : in paralysis, IMosch. 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1019' 
 
 Fainting, lying : while yet in bed, HCarbo v.; 
 desire to lie down, IPhos. ac; or when rising, 
 ICalc; on side, Sil. 
 
 Fainting, menses: after menses, ICinch.; after 
 menses, with laborlike pains, ILyc; painful 
 aching in hypogastrium, ceasing when menses 
 appear (uterine disease), IMurex ; before 
 menses, I INux m.; during menses, easily, 
 especially in warm room, INux v.; during, in 
 nervous women, IILach.; in dysmenorrhoea, 
 ICoccul., I INux v., ISars., 1 1 Sep.; profuse, 
 congestive menorrhagia, Ilpec 
 
 Fainting, mental condition : bewilderment 
 (tumor of eye), ICalc. ; sudden, on going from 
 one room to another full of company, with 
 screams, fright without cause, spasms in 
 muscles of face, 1 1 Plumb.; preceded by an- 
 guish or despondency, Ver.; after emotions, 
 I Aeon., Amm. c, Camph., ICaust., ICham., 
 Ilgn., ILach., IOp., IPhos. ac.,IVer.; from sud- 
 den emotions, IICofF.; fear of, Ast. r.; with 
 gloom and sadness, ILach.; attacks like faint- 
 ing, after thinking or writing, ICalc. 
 
 Fainting, in morning: INux v., Stram.; in 
 diphtheria, I Kali m.; on getting up, IIBry.; 
 tendency to, I INux v. 
 
 Fainting, motion : caused by extending arms 
 high above head, ILac def. ; on moving body 
 (palpitation), IHyos.; when making an effort 
 (gastric sick headache), ILobel. i.; on trying 
 to get up from lying, 1 1 Vib. ; after moving 
 head, Agar. ; when raising head from pillow 
 (metrorrhagia), lApoc; from least, IIArs., 
 I Ver. ; on being raised from recumbent posi- 
 tion (hysteria), 1 1 Sep. ; on attempting to rise, 
 Var. or Vacc; on attemping to rise, has to sit 
 down instantly, Tromb.; after rising, HCarbo 
 v.; on rising, IIBry.; almost fainting, on ris- 
 ing (diphtheria), ILach.; sitting up (diar- 
 rhoea), IIBry.; from turning (cyanosis), IDig.; 
 on assuming an upright position, Crotal.; on 
 walking, after injury to head and face, IHam.; 
 from walking, coughing or speaking (hsemate- 
 mesis), lArs. 
 
 Fainting, mouth : drv, Stram. ; spits much after, 
 tAnt. t. 
 
 Fainting, with nausea: IICoccul., IILach., 
 IINux v.; before attack, 1 1 Ver.; after stool, 
 Crot. t.; and vomiting (hysteria), ISticta ; with 
 vomituritio, I I Agar. 
 
 Fainting, at night : IMosch. 
 
 Fainting, nose : after smelling aromatics, 
 Agar.; bleeding, lAcon., Cann. s. , Crotal., 
 Ilpec, ILach.; bleeding before, ICarbo v.; 
 caused by odor of fresh eggs, or cooking, 
 IColch.; from odor of flowers, gas, ethereal 
 oils, turpentine, etc., I IPhos.; from strong 
 odors, IINux v.; after smelling perfume or 
 vinegar, Agar. 
 
 Fainting, numbness : with tingling (cardiac 
 hypertrophy)-, 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Fainting, pain: in gastralgia, lArs.; in head, 
 I ISul.; caused by pain in muscles of right 
 shoulder, extending to elbow, I I Phos. ; from 
 slight, IHep., INux m., IVal. ; from slightest, 
 in evening, I IHep.; after pain in spermatic 
 cords, Calc. ars.; pain in stomach, I I Ran. sc; 
 from violent pain, I Aeon., ICham. $^* colic. 
 
 Fainting, palpitation : 1 1 Aeon., IILach., IINux 
 m., Petrol., I Ver. ; in hysteria, I Amm. c. ; 
 violent, visible, IVer. 
 
 Fainting, during pregnancy : IBell., INux m., 
 
 INux v.; from slightest motion of child 
 (cyanosis), ILach. 
 
 Fainting, pulse : imperceptible, ICinch., ICro- 
 tal.; slow, irregular, I IDig. 
 
 Fainting, in rheumatism : lArs. 
 
 Fainting, riding: in a carriage, ISep. 
 
 Fainting, scarlatina : I I Rhus. 
 
 Fainting, from shock : I Atrop. s. 
 
 Fainting, sitting up: Arm; and in motion 
 (pneumonia), IRan. b. gUP* motion. 
 
 Fainting, sleep : after sleep, I ICarbo v.; fol- 
 lowed by sleep, with palpitation, INux m. 
 
 Fainting, standing: while urinating, Aeon. 
 
 Fainting, stomach: bilious attacks, ILach.; 
 cardialgia, IBism.; nervous dyspepsia, IHydr. 
 ac.; sensation of something rising to head 
 (tumor of eye), ICalc; sweetish rising in 
 throat, followed by sleep, BMerc. Jggp" epi- 
 gastrium. 
 
 Fainting, stool : before stool, I Ars., Dig.; during 
 stool, Aloe, MOxal. ac, ISul.; after stool, 
 ICalc, ICoccul., Hydras., IPhos., ITereb.; 
 after stool, in chronic constipation, ILyc; with 
 difficult, Sars.; with difficult and painful, 
 ISars.; with liquid green, early in morning,. 
 1 1 Pod. 
 
 Fainting, sudden: in hysteria, I ISep. 
 
 Fainting, sweat: after fainting, I Apis ; cold, 
 ICinch.; cold, on forehead, Caps., ITabac; 
 icy cold, I Camph., Carbo v., Therid., IVer.; 
 with large drops on face, ICalc; on forehead, 
 Ant. t.; from suppressed foot sweat, I Sil. 
 
 Fainting, throat : dry, I Stram. 
 
 Fainting, tobacco: Ilpec; caused by smoke 
 (gastric sick headache), ILobel. i.; after smok- 
 ing much, ICaust. 
 
 Fainting, urination: after urination, Med.; 
 while standing, Aeon. 
 
 Fainting, uterus: affections of, I Act. rac;: 
 pressure, ICoccul. g^ hysteria. 
 
 Fainting, with vertigo: lAcet. ac, lAcon., 
 I lAlet., Canth., ICham., ICinch., Croc, Cro- 
 tal., IILach., Mosch., IINatr. m., (Enan., 
 IPhos., I ISabad.; in morning when standing, 
 better sitting (vertigo), I I Kali n.; whenever 
 he attempts'to rise from bed, with sudden re- 
 turn of animation on lying down, IIOp.; sud- 
 den, IVer. 
 
 Fainting, in veta : ICoca. 
 
 Fainting, with vomiting: lllpec, IPhyt., 
 IITabac, 1 1 Ver.; before and after (hsemate- 
 mesis), IIArs.; before attacks of bloody vomit- 
 ing, Ilpec; caused by, in gastric derange- 
 ment, IRob.; of mucus, Elaps. 
 
 Fainting, waist : caused by pressure, ILac def. 
 
 Fainting, weakness: IFerr., ISang., ~Zing.; 
 after loss of blood or other animal fluids, 
 ICarbo v., ICinch., I IPhos. ac, IVer.; every 
 day (mucous irritation et morbus medicinalis),. 
 I Hydras.; in diarrhoea. I IVer.; nervous, I ICo- 
 ca, IFerr.; sudden, Ran. b.; as from weak- 
 ness, better by sweat, MOleand.; alternating 
 with unsteadiness, Ant. t. JKUT 3 deathlike. 
 
 Fainting, wet : after getting, ISep. 
 
 FAINTNESS: lAcon., ^Esc h., Amyg., Ant. 
 chl., Ant. c, I I Arm, I I Apis, I Ars., Ars. h., 
 Asaf.. Asar., Bell., Berb., ICaust., ICham., 
 IIChel.,IColoc,ICrotal.,ICrot.t.,ICycl.,IIDig., 
 IDiosc, Eucal., Eup. pur., Euphor., Iodof., 
 lllpec, llris, 1 1 Kali ph., ILach., ILil. tig.,. 
 Lvc vir., IMerc cor., INux m., IPetrol., 
 IPhyt., MPtel., Sal. ac, ISars., Sep., Stann., 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 IISul., Sum., Uran. n., HVer., Vespa, 
 Zinc. 
 
 Faintness, abdomen : as if something living 
 were jumping about, ICroc; movement in 
 stomach and abdomen, Calend. 
 
 Faintness, air : in open, IMosch.; worse in open, 
 with drowsiness, nausea, pale complexion, 
 exhaustion, and diarrhoea, ICrot. t.; when 
 walking in open, Seneg.; from want of, and 
 heat of room, with high fever, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Faintness, back : followed by great heat down 
 spine, and between shoulders, Med. 
 
 Faintness, bath : on going into, I I Sul. 
 
 Faintness, brain : in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IGlon. 
 
 Faintness, breathing : momentary, with dysp- 
 noea, Med.; when losing her breath, ISpong.; 
 sighing, slow, IPhyt. 
 
 Faintness, with carbuncle : lArs. 
 
 Faintness, chest: from tight clothes over chest 
 or throat (affection of fauces and larynx), 
 
 I Kali bi.; caused by sharp pain through 
 middle of upper right to lower part of shoul- 
 der, could scarcely move, I IMenyanth. 
 
 Faintness, chill: with chill, ICalc; shivering, 
 stitches as if extending through whole brain 
 until going to sleep, I I Puis. 
 
 Faintness, with chilliness : Zing. 
 
 Faintness, colic: IManc. ; in children, INux 
 m.; flatulent, IHydras.; from cutting pains in 
 hypogastrium, ICollin. 
 
 Faintness, with convulsions : in prolapsus and 
 hemorrhage, llpec. 
 
 Faintness, with cough : IPhos. 
 
 Faintness, deathly: Carbol. ac, ITabac; pro- 
 duced by pressure in epigastrium, IMerc. sol.; 
 after profuse micturition, Cepa. 
 
 Faintness, diarrhoea : mucous, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Faintness, in diphtheria: ICanth., ISul. 
 
 Faintness, disease : as if some severe disease 
 were going to attack him, lArg. nit. 
 
 Faintness, ears : deafness on moving quickly, 
 Yer. v. ; after hearing others talk, Agar. 
 
 Faintness, eating : after eating, Bar. c, Diosc, 
 Kali c; soon after dinner, INux v.; after din- 
 ner, in phthisis, I Kali c; better by eructa- 
 tions, during dinner, IMagn. m.; especially at 
 dinner, Asaf.; after meals (stomacace),IKali bi. 
 
 Faintness, epigastrium : aching (hemorrhoids), 
 IISul. 
 
 Faintness, evening : towards, liEsc g. 
 
 Faintness, exertion : from least, ICoccul.,ISep.; 
 on rising (typhus), IBapt.; after work (mental 
 disorder), ILach. 
 
 Faintness, eyes : darkening follows pressing in 
 cardiac region, and hard heartbeats (mental 
 derangement), I IManc. 
 
 Faintness, face: flushed and feverish, I IPtel. 
 
 Faintness, fever : after fever, Sal. ac; in inter- 
 mittent, IPhos.; puerperal, suddenly face ashy 
 white, believed she was dying, " so weak, 
 
 I I Act. rac. 
 
 Faintness, hands : cold, stool without relief, 
 
 Calc. a. 
 Faintness, head : rush of blood (American sick 
 
 headache), I ISang.;heatandanxiety,l ISpong.; 
 
 light, hollow (malarial intermittents), Polyp. 
 Faintness, with headache : ICalc, Carbo v., 
 
 IGels.,Sil.; after faintness, IMosch.; sick, I ISul. 
 Faintness, heart: in angina pectoris, IHep., 
 
 ISpong.; precordial anguish,! I Amyl.,Tabac; 
 
 as if heart stopped beating, HCic; cardiac de- 
 
 pression, Lye. vir. ; hypertrophy, I I Spig. ; pain, 
 ICact.; suffocation about, IMerc iod. flav. 
 J8@£*" palpitation. 
 
 Faintness, heat: worse at church, Merc. iod. 
 flav.; from heat, then coldness, HSep.; in a 
 crowd, or where many gaslights are burning 
 (agoraphobia), INux v.; flushes, pass off in 
 sweat (cancer of uterus), IISul.; with hot 
 flushes, IISul.; on entering the house after 
 walking, Iber.; in a close, warm room, and 
 when standing, cold sweat on hands and feet 
 (prolapsus), ILil. tig. 
 
 Faintness, hemorrhage: post-partum, ICann. 
 s., Illpec; from rectum, llgn.; uterine, I Apis. 
 
 Faintness, hunger : strong craving for food at 
 11 a.m., ISul. 
 
 Faintness, influenza : IChel. 
 
 Faintness, injuries: in shock,ICamph.,ICham., 
 Dig. 
 
 Faintness, kidneys : caused by sensation of 
 three bubbles in right renal region, moving 
 like bubbling in water (abscess of liver), 
 1 1 Med. ; burning, pale urine, Bufo. 
 
 Faintness, lungs : spasms, IMosch. 
 
 Faintness, when lying down : Calad.; when 
 going to bed, Berb.; in hemorrhoids, IISul.; 
 desire to lie down, with nausea, Alum.; gent- 
 ly, Ver. v. 
 
 Faintness, in measles : IChlor. 
 
 Faintness, menses : before, ILyc, ISep., Thuya ; 
 during, Berb., ICalc, Glon., INux v., I ISep., 
 Uran. n.; during, with gastric ulcer, lArg. 
 nit.; clotted, bright, Med.; in menorrhagia, 
 I Apis ; at time for return (climaxis), I ICalab. 
 
 Faintness, mental condition : anxiousness, 
 ■Plumb.; depression, anxiety and lowness of 
 spirits, ICrotal.; on slightest excitement, dur- 
 ing pregnancy, I INux m.; after mental exer- 
 cise, Calad.; from fright, I Aeon.; exertion of 
 memory or intellect (irritation of cerebospinal 
 nerves), 1 1 Paris; when reflecting, Calad.; 
 worse by thinking, Coff.; brought on by 
 thought of having taken drug, Asaf.; after 
 writing, Calad. 
 
 Faintness, in morning: 1 1 Puis.; in brain af- 
 fections of children, IISul.; before breakfast, 
 ICalc; in gastric catarrh, IMez.; early in morn- 
 ing,IIArs., Med.; early in bed,ICon.; on getting 
 up (chronic ovaritis), Hod.; when risingearlier 
 than usual, IKreo.; at 10 a.m., in phthisis, 
 IKali c; at 11 a.m., ILach., IISul. 
 
 Faintness, motion : from going down stairs, 
 Stann.; after every (asthma), I ISpong.; with 
 spasmodic distortion of face, ICoccul. ; dur- 
 ing fever, lEup. perf.; on raising head from 
 
 , pillow, llpec; from least, INitr. ac. ; in 
 pneumonia, IRan. b.; can scarcely rise in 
 morning, I ICoccul.; on rising, Calad., ILach., 
 Ver. v.; on rising from bed, better lying 
 down, ICina; on rising, which causes vertigo, 
 Hod. ; worse after rising from seat or bed, on 
 setting or lying, after exercise, Hod.; on 
 attempting to sit up, IIAcon.; on attempt- 
 ing to sit up during menses, IVib.; worse 
 by sitting up in bed, IIBry., Dios., I IPhyt.; 
 from slightest, IIBry.; from going up stairs, 
 lAnac; when stepping upon floor in morning, 
 ILac def.; after a short walk, ICon.; when 
 walking, Dory. 
 
 Faintness, nausea : Alum., Ang., Calad., IGlon., 
 Illpec, IKali c, Lobel. i., Plant., ITabac, 
 Val., I Ver., Vespa ; follows nausea (epileptic 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
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 attacks), IKalibi.; when lifting head, I ICoccul.; 
 flushes of heat, going off when lying down, 
 INux v.; in menorrhagia, I Coccus ; in par- 
 oxysms and inability to lie down, IRaph.; 
 and occasional vomiting (mental diseases), 
 I Act. rac. 
 
 Faintness, nerves : with feeling of motion in 
 nerves, Calab. 
 
 Faintness, at night : Bar. c, INux v. 
 
 Faintness, at noon : every little while, must lie 
 down, I IVib 
 
 Faintness, nose : from smell of cooking, 
 HColch., Ilpec. 
 
 Faintness, from pain: IGels., IVer.; in bowels, 
 during diarrhoeic stool, ICoccul.; in sole of 
 left foot, Merc. iod. flav.; in region of hypo- 
 gastrium, ICollin.; left lumbar and hypogas- 
 tric regions, Vib., in vagina, Calc. p. 
 
 Faintness, with palpitation: ICoccul., IHy- 
 dras., Illod., IKalm., INux m. jg^" heart. 
 
 Faintness, periodic : 1 1 Collin. 
 
 Faintness, during pregnancy : Ars. fi^" Faint- 
 ing, pregnancy. 
 
 Faintness, in scarlatina : IChlor. 
 
 Faintness, sexual condition : after seminal 
 emissions, Asaf. 
 
 Faintness, sinking feeling : USep., IISul. 
 
 Faintness, sitting : in hemorrhoids, IISul. 
 
 Faintness, sleep : sudden, by loss of, Syph. 
 
 Faintness, in smallpox : IChlor. 
 
 Faintness, when standing: I IPhyt., ISul.; in 
 prolapsus, ILil. tig.; must sit down, 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Faintness, stomach: Diosc, IISul.; acidity, 
 Elaps ; affection IKali bi.; as in bilious pa- 
 tients, Ptel.; with burning, later sharp and 
 intermittent, better bending forward sitting, 
 Sinap.; coldness and weakness after, IMagn. 
 in.; dyspepsia, IIArg. nit.; sensation of 
 emptiness, Sang.; with emptiness, Bufo.; gastric 
 derangement, IDory., INatr. s.; with pain, 
 IDiosc; after pain, Cupr.s.; with pain, I I Alum.; 
 pain, as from hunger, I I Puis. 
 
 Faintness, stool: after stool, Aloe, Apis, I Ars., 
 ICon., Dig., IPod., IPolyp., Sarrac, IISul., 
 IVer.; with sensation of emptiness in abdo- 
 men, after, HPod.; sensation of constriction 
 in rectum, after, IMerc., before stool, IISul.; 
 during, Bor., Colch., Plant., IPuls., IVer.; 
 caused by pain in bowels during, ICoccul. 
 
 Faintness, sweat: after sweat,Sal.ac; after sweat, 
 with headache, Am.; cold, IBry.; sudden at- 
 tacks of extreme, with cold sweat (diarrhcea), 
 Tabac; frequent sudden attacks with profuse 
 cold, all over (cancerous ulcers on left side of 
 throat, inside), IHydras.; profuse, ILobel. i.; 
 sudden, with profuse sweat, can neither speak 
 nor stir, ISep. 
 
 Faintness, testicles : neuralgic pains, ILaur. 
 
 Faintness, from tobacco: Hgn., Ilpec. 
 
 Faintness, transient: IMur. ac. 
 
 Faintness, trembling : of limbs and internally, 
 evenings (typhoid), ILach. 
 
 Faintness, uterus : as if internal genitals were 
 being pushed out, IMurex. 
 
 Faintness, with vertigo: Ailant., I I Alum., 
 IBry., 1 1 Calab., ICoccul., Crotal. , IGlon. , Jugl., 
 Magn. c, IMerc. iod. flav., I INatr. m., IZinc; 
 dizzy feeling all over body, Eup. pur.; on 
 moving about, Seien. 
 
 Faintness, vomiting : white froth after, Ver.; 
 before, Crotal. ; dark thin blood, Ilpec. 
 
 Faintness, weakness: lArs., ILach., IVer.; 
 
 and congestion to chest, from least movement 
 or exertion, ISpong.; with strong craving for 
 food from 11 to 12 every morning, IISul. 
 
 HYSTERIA: lAbrot., lAcet. ac, lAcon., 
 1 1 Act. rac, 1 1 Agar., 1 1 Agnus, I Aloe, lAmb., 
 lAmm. c, lAnac or., I Apis, lArg. nit., I Ars., 
 ■Art. v., Arund., IIAsaf., lAsar., |Ascl. s., 
 iAscl. t., I lAst.r., IIAur. met., IBar. c, IBell:, 
 IBenz. ac, Brom., ICact., ICalc, ICamph., 
 Cann. s., ICanth., ICast., ICaulo., HCaust., 
 ICed., ICham., Chim. umb., 1 1 Chlorof., Chlor., 
 ICic,ICinnam., ICoca, ICoccul., ICoff, ICoff. 
 c, ICon., Coral., Croc, Crotal., ICypr., IFerr., 
 IIGels., IGraph., IHydr. ac, IHyos., Ilctod., 
 Illgn., Iod., IKali c, IKali ph., I ILach., 
 I ILact. ac , ILil. tig., ILyc, IIMagn. m., 
 IMerc, IMillef., IIMosch., INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 IINitr. ac, I INux m., INux v., 01. caje., 
 UPallad., IPhos., HPlat., UPlumb., Polyg., 
 I IPuls., Raph., IRhus, Sabina, Sang., ISec,. 
 ISenecio, I ISep., HSil., Stann., Staph., 
 ISticta, ISul., MSumb., IITarant., IITherid., 
 I ITJstil., HVal., HVer., IViol., Zinc. 
 
 Hysteria, abdomen : with abdominal symp- 
 toms, Bov., IGraph. 
 
 Hysteria, back : spinal irritation, ITherid. 
 
 Hysteria, blood: poisoning by uric acid, I Aloe. 
 
 Hysteria, breathing : jgg^" Chap. 26, Asthma 
 hysteric. 
 
 Hysteria, catalepsy : $►*§=• Catalepsy. 
 
 Hysteria, changing: symptoms, IIPuls. 
 
 Hysteria, chronic : I INux m., IIThuya. 
 
 Hysteria, at climacteric period: ILach., 
 ITherid. ; in a woman of dark hair, eyes and 
 complexion, I IPhos. ac. 
 
 Hysteria, constitution : plethoric subjects, 
 I Aeon., IGels.; young women with irritable 
 fibre, extreme delicacy and sponginess of 
 organic tissue, IPhos. ac 
 
 Hysteria, convulsions : apoplectiform,Crotal., 
 INux v.; epileptiform, IHydr. ac; if any 
 means are used to extend contracted arms, or 
 open clenched teeth, she exerts great force to 
 prevent it, IHydr. ac; excessive hypersesthe- 
 sia, ITarant.; in mental derangement, I Brach.; 
 simulating tetanic, IIMosch.; throws herself 
 forcibly upon pillow, or flings herself from 
 one side of bed to the other, IHydr. ac. 
 B@* Convulsions, hysteric, mental condi- 
 dition, sexual condition. 
 
 Hysteria, cough : loud barking, Ver. 
 
 Hysteria, exertion : brought on by exercise in 
 open air, particularly if she amused herself at 
 same time, I IRhus. 
 
 Hysteria, exhaustion : caused by dissipation, 
 hard work with close confinement, HSil. ; loss 
 of blood, ISticta; after loss of fluids, ICinch., 
 ICinnam.; with weakness, j Ammoniac. 
 
 Hysteria, eructation : bitter, repeated yawn- 
 ing, better lying down and by music, Tarant. 
 S^° Chap. 16, Eructation hysteria. 
 
 Hysteria, eyes : spasms of lids, Plat. 
 
 Hysteria, fainting : tendency, from slightest 
 cause, ISumb. 
 
 Hysteria, fever: after intermittent, ITarant.; 
 after intermittent or typhus abdominalis, 
 I INux m. 
 
 Hysteria, globus hystericus : j^g^ Chap. 13, 
 Throat globus hystericus. 
 
 Hysteria, headache : frightful, Stann.; attack 
 passes off after one to five minutes, followed 
 by headache, spasmodic constriction of chest 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 and general sweat, IKali c; migraine, I Sticta ; 
 sick headache, I ISuL; from uterine disease, 
 IPlat. 8@* Chap. 3, Headache hysteria. 
 
 Hysteria, heart: symptoms, INux m., Sumb.; 
 strange sensation, ISticta. g^° palpitation. 
 
 Hysteria, hemorrhage : caused by metrorrha- 
 gia, worse at night in bed, IMagn. m. 
 
 Hysteria, injuries: after operation on eye,IAsar. 
 
 Hysteria, inner parts : I INux m. 
 
 Hysteria, labor : during, IChloral. 
 
 Hysteria, larynx : aphonia, from mental excite- 
 ment, IStram.; attack of spasmus glottidis 
 every five minutes, with a whistling tone, 
 I ITarant. 
 
 Hysteria, with leucorrhcea: IIPuls. 
 
 Hysteria, lying down ; must lie down, ISticta, 
 ITherid. 
 
 Hysteria, limbs : with cold hands and feet 
 (prolapsus uteri), lAur. met. 
 
 Hysteria, menses: in amenorrhcea, MXan.; 
 profuse, INux v.; scanty or suppressed, 
 I INux m. 
 
 Hysteria, mental condition : busy packing 
 and folding bedclothes, and placing them un- 
 der head or elsewhere, guarding them with 
 watchful eyes, strikes with full strength if any 
 attempt is made to take them away, IHydr. 
 ac. ; quickly changing mood, sleepiness, and 
 disposition to faint, I INux m.; distressed and 
 unhappy, as if from loss of breath , wakes from 
 sleep, ILach.; excitability, Gels.; covers face 
 with handkerchief, IHyos.; after fright, Sa- 
 bad., IStram.; after being frightened by a 
 practical joke (shock), IHyper.; from grief, 
 ■Gels.,IIgn.; comes out of spasms, feels very 
 happy, everything seems beautiful to her,ISul.; 
 must exert great force to prevent her from in- 
 juring herself, IHydr. ac; sick, after being 
 insulted and subduing his wrath, I I Staph.; 
 maniacal lasciviousness, Agnus ; wild laugh- 
 ter, ICalc; mild, gentle, yielding, though 
 whimsical and introverted, I Ign.; hysterical 
 mood, even in men, I I Sumb.; notices no one 
 unless they interfere with her plans, seizes a 
 pillow or anything within reach and throws 
 it forcibly at intruder, IHydr. ac; after over- 
 taxed mental powers, INux m.; sadness, 
 IICoccul.; sudden, with screams, IStram.; 
 smiles involuntarily when speaking, Aur.met.; 
 preceded by weeping and laughing alter- 
 nately, IStram. j&ilP Chap. 1, Laughing, 
 Weeping, etc. 
 
 Hysteria, moon : worse during increase, MSil. 
 
 Hysteria, motion : could not move any part of 
 body, "Tereb. 
 
 Hysteria, nausea : every fresh development 
 brings on a sensation of continual nausea, 
 llpec; and vomiting, with fainting, ISticta. 
 
 Hysteria, night : hysteric, at night, ISenecio. 
 
 Hysteria, with palpitation : I Art. v., ICed., 
 ■Gels., IMosch., INatr. m. fi^"" heart. 
 
 Hysteria, periodic : with premonitory symp- 
 toms, IStram. ; attacks come on several times 
 during night, or in day, IKali c. 
 
 Hysteria, during pregnancy: $^ Chap. 24, 
 Pregnancy hysteria. 
 
 Hysteria, at puberty: ILach., ITherid. 
 
 Hysteria, sensitiveness : worse from light and 
 noise, ISticta ; preceded by, IStram.; intoler- 
 ance of touch and pressure, I I Tarant. 
 
 Hysteria, sexual condition: with derange- 
 ment of functions, I INux m .; from excessive 
 
 irritation, lOrig.; suppression, or too free in- 
 dulgence,low spirited, anxiety, sadness, I ICon. 
 
 Hysteria, sleep: sleeplessness, IKali br., Mosch. 
 
 Hysteria, stomach : mucous irritation et mor- 
 bus medicinalis, IHydras. 
 
 Hysteria, throat. g@~ Chap. 13, Throat glo- 
 bus hystericus. 
 
 Hysteria, trembling: cannot work, move or 
 sleep (nervous affection), ILach. 
 
 Hysteria, urination: strangury, ICanth., 
 IINux m. 
 
 Hysteria, urine: large quantities, colorless, 
 ISuL; copious, IGels.; profuse, watery, color- 
 less, IPuls. 
 
 Hysteria, uterus : irritability and spasm of cer- 
 vix, Chlorof.; irritation, ITarant.; prolapsus, 
 1 1 Alum. 
 
 Hysteria, with vertigo : ICinch., Hod. 
 
 Hysteria, vomiting : j|^° Chap. 16, Vomiting, 
 hysteria. 
 
 LASSITUDE (fatigue, loss of energy, indo- 
 lence, languor, tiredness, weariness) : Abies, 
 
 I lAlet., Aloe, Ammoniac, Amm. c, I lAmm. 
 m.,1 lAmyl., Anac, Ang., Ant. c.,1 1 Apis, Arg. 
 met., Arg. nit., lArn., I Ars., Ars. h., Ars. i., 
 Ars. m., Arum d., Arum m., Aram t., Asaf., 
 Asar.,Ascl.t.,IAspar., Astac, I lAst.r., Atrop. 
 s., Aur. met., IIBapt., I I Bar. c, IIBenz. ac, 
 Berb., Bism. , Bor., Brach., IIBry., ICalc, 
 Calc a., I ICalc. p., Calc s., Calend., ICamph., 
 ICarbo v., HCarbol. ac, ICard. m., ICasc, 
 Ced., IChel., Chen, v., Chin, a., IChin. s., 
 Chloral., Chlorof., Chrom. ac, Cinnab., Cist., 
 ICoca, Coccus, ICoff., IColoc, Crot. t., ICup. 
 ars., Cupr. s., Daph., IIDiad., Diosc, ■Dig., 
 IDulc, Eryng.,Eup. pur.,Euphor., I I Fluor, ac, 
 IForm., IGels., IGamb., IGraph., Grat. , 
 IIGuarana, IHam., IHel., Hippoz., IHydro- 
 cot., Ilgn., IKali bi., I IKali br., IKali c, 
 IKali in., 1 1 Kali ph., I ILach., I Lac def., 
 Lact. ac, ILaur., ILept., IILyc, Lyss., Mane, 
 
 I I Med., IIMerc, Merc iod. flav., Myr. cer., 
 Natr. a., INatr. c, I INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INuph., INux m., IINux v., 01. an., Pallad., 
 IPetrol., IPhelL, IPhos., UPhos. ac, HPic. 
 ac, IPlat., IPlumb., 1 1 Polyp., IPsor., I IPtel., 
 IPuls., Ran. b., I IRaph., I IRatan., IRhus v., 
 Sabina, Sarrac, ISenecio, Seneg., ISep., 
 Spong., Staph., IStram.,. I ISuL, ISul. ac, 
 ITabac, Tarant., Tell., I ITereb., I ITuberc, 
 Uran. n.,1 lUstil., Vacc, I IVer., 1 1 Zinc, Zing. 
 
 Lassitude, abdomen : pains, especially in liver, 
 
 during apyrexia,IPolyp.; in tabes mesenterica, 
 
 I ITuberc. 
 Lassitude, aching : as from lying long in one 
 
 position, IFerr. 
 Lassitude, in Addison's disease : ICalc. 
 Lassitude, in afternoon : incipient typhoid, 
 
 IGels.; 2 p.m. till evening, Calc. s.; 4 p.m., 
 
 I I Card. m. 
 
 Lassitude, air: worse in open (ecthyma), I IPe- 
 trol. 
 
 Lassitude, in albuminuria: IHelon.,IMerccor. 
 
 Lassitude, in anaemia : ICycl., IFerr.; in anae- 
 mia, as if from great losses of blood, Therid.; 
 in chlorosis, ICycl.; desire to lie down, IFerr.; 
 painful, in chlorosis secundaria metastatica, 
 
 I I Sabina. 
 
 Lassitude, arms : noticed first in hands (pos- 
 terior spinal sclerosis), I I Pic. ac. 
 
 Lassitude, in back : aching, also in large 
 joints and bones of legs, IPolyp.; dull 
 
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 pain in small of, Cornus ; lameness and weak- 
 ness in small of, Con.; myelitis, pains 
 like those brought on by cold, IDulc; pain, 
 with ill humor, IRan. b. ; in tabes dorsalis, 
 MCalab. 
 
 Lassitude, bladder : in cysto-blennorrhcea, 
 1 1 Uva ursi. 
 
 Lassitude, brain: incipient hydrocephalus, 
 
 I Apis ; with softening of brain, IIPlios. 
 Lassitude, breathing : in asthma, lArg. nit. 
 Lassitude, in bronchitis : chronic, llnul. 
 Lassitude, in cancer: ICarbo a. 
 Lassitude, in catarrh : Con.; after pneumonia, 
 
 I I Puis. ; bronchial and vesical, ICop. 
 Lassitude, with chill : llpec. 
 
 Lassitude, with chilliness: Act. rac, Cornus. 
 
 Lassitude, in cholera: IChin. s.; infantum, I Arn. 
 
 Lassitude, clothes : seem a burden, body too 
 heavy, as if he had carried a load, Euphor.^ 
 
 Lassitude, coldness: sensation, or real, Spig. 
 
 Lassitude, with colic : in children, INux m.; 
 lead colic, I I Op.; after a cold, IDiad. 
 
 Lassitude, in consumption: ICalc, I I Med., 
 MPhos. 
 
 Lassitude, with convulsions: after attack, 
 ICEnan.; after attack, in epilepsy, ICaust.JIgn. 
 
 Lassitude, coryza: thick, yellowish, IKali c. 
 
 Lassitude, cough : chronic, ILyc. ; dry, two 
 short hacks, Sul. ac; whooping cough, ICepa. 
 
 Lassitude, during day : Amm. m., I I Calc, Calc. 
 fl., IFerr., IKali bi., ISenecio ; of body and 
 mind, Ascl. t. ; with colic, after a cold, IDiad.; 
 in epilepsy, I I Op.; with inclination to stretch, 
 ICimex ; in secondary syphilis, I Fluor, ac. 
 
 Lassitude, with delirium : ICrotal. 
 
 Lassitude, in diabetes: INatr. s., Sec, Sul. ac. 
 
 Lassitude, in diarrhoea: IIAnt. t., lApis, Calc. 
 p. , I Case, I Gamb., I Kalm.; child wants nothing, 
 cares for nothing, IPhos. ac; chronic, after 
 attack, INatr. s. 
 
 Lassitude, in diphtheria: ILac c, IKali iod., 
 IKreo. 
 
 Lassitude, drinking : after, in intermittent, I Ars. 
 
 Lassitude, in dysentery : IColch. 
 
 Lassitude, in dropsy : I Apis. 
 
 Lassitude, eating: after, Ant. c, I I Card, m., 
 Cinch., ILach., INatr. m., INux m., IRhus; 
 after, in dyspepsia, ILach.; after, in evening, 
 Alum.; after, in tabes mesenterica, I I Petrol.; 
 worse before eating, better riding in open air, 
 Cinnab.; after breakfast, Brom.; caused by eat- 
 ing, ICarbo a. ; after dinner, Asar.; during and 
 after,. Bov.; almost to fainting after a little, 
 Sang.; must lie down if he does not eat fre- 
 quently, ISul. ; after a meal, Act. sp., Bar. c, 
 ICalc. p., Lyss. ; worse before, Cinnab. 
 
 Lassitude, emaciation : IFerr. 
 
 Lassitude, epilepsy : IKali br. 
 
 Lassitude, eruption: in psoriasis, I I Sep. ; in 
 purpura, must stay in bed, I I Led.; purpura, 
 with bluish-red, lentil-shaped spots over body, 
 I I Rhus ; tinea favosa, Hydrocot. 
 
 Lassitude, in evening: llgn., IMyrtus, Pallad., 
 ISul. ; in open air, Carbo v.; as from great 
 physical exertion, with sleepiness and feeling 
 as if eyelids were swollen , better by literary 
 occupation, I Croc. 
 
 Lassitude, exertion : on exercising in open air, 
 with drawing in back and lumbar muscles, 
 Tereb.; by moving arms (anaemia), I ISul.; as- 
 cending heights, ICoca; especially after as- 
 cending steps, IStann.; causes asthma, Ars.; 
 
 averse to, lArs., lAspar., IHep., IHydr. ac, 
 I ILacdef., IIPhos.,Squilla, IStaph.; aversion 
 (spasmodic stricture of oesophagus), IIBapt. ; 
 desire to avoid all muscular, every day, 4 to 5 
 p.m., IGels. ; disappears on walking, ISul.; 
 easily fatigued, IHyos., I INatr. m.; in melan- 
 cholia, easily fatigued (headache from danc- 
 ing), lArg. nit.; easily fatigued, better by 
 moving, IFerr.; easily fatigued, especially in 
 hot weather, ISelen.; from overfatigue, deli- 
 rium, ILach.; overfatigue, brings on attacks 
 of white frothy diarrhoea in damp weather, 
 IHep.; overfatigue, after long illness or long 
 walks, 1 1 Art. v.; flabby, like day after great 
 exertion, or after a fever or other weakness, 
 Lyss. ; as if from too long a foot journey, 
 IKreo.; weariness, as from too great, ILach.; 
 impossible, desire to remain , in bed (after 
 operation for cancer), ICoca ; from least exer- 
 tion, I Ars., Chel., IKreo., INux m., HPicac; 
 from least (in hemorrhoids), I ISul.; from least 
 (spinal irritation), IHep.; after playing on 
 piano a short time, must lie down, INatr. c; 
 wants to remain quiet, IGels.; repugnance to 
 motion, Gymn. ; after rising, I INatr. m.; on 
 rising from bed, Uran. n.; everything seems 
 an exertion, ISep. ; from slightest, IBry., 
 I Cornus, Dory.JMurex, Ziz.; from slightest, in 
 dysmenorrhcea, I ICrotal.; from slight, with 
 sleepiness and gastricailment in heat of sum- 
 mer, INux v.; from weakness in spine and 
 spinal nerves, IPhos. ac; from going up stairs, 
 Calc. p., Sep.; worse going up stairs, ICalc p.; 
 especially when ascending steps (progressive 
 spinal paralysis), IPhos. ;eventalkingtired him, 
 INux m.; soon tired, Bapt,, IHam., ILyc; 
 soon tired, in hypochondriasis, lArg. nit,; from 
 travel in heat, with deprivation of food, Coff. 
 t.; after a walk, IIArg. met,, Coral., ILac def.; 
 cannot walk far (anaemia), I I Sul. ; from a short 
 walk, Agar., ICarbo v., ICarbol. ac, Gymn., 
 Lyss., IMagn. c, IPuls., Sil.; from short walk 
 or slight exertion, I ISep.; as if he had walked 
 a great distance, during and after motion, 
 Lact. ac; does not want to exert himself (an- 
 gina faucium, diphtheria), ICaps.; after work- 
 ing two hours, Cain. fi@* Weakness ; also 
 Chap. 1, Apathy, Laziness. 
 
 Lassitude, face : anxious expression (acute 
 rheumatism, cholera), IColch.; flushed, fever- 
 ish, I IPtel.; flushed (bronchial attacks after 
 whooping cough), IKali bi.; sickly com- 
 plexion, ICalc. 
 
 Lassitude, fall : as if he would fall from seat, in 
 pneumonia, lAluin. 
 
 Lassitude, fever : during apyrexia, Ign., I IPuls.; 
 during apyrexia, in quotidian ague, llpec; 
 after chill, Med.; with chill, Diad., IINatr. 
 m.; with chill, in angina, IMerc; with diar- 
 rhoea, I ISul.; eruptive, IGels.; follows, with 
 sweat in face, Med.; gastric, I IPuls.; with 
 heat, Kali ars. ; hectic, I IPhos.; intermittent, 
 lAmb., lAnt. t,, lArs., IDiad., Rhus; low, 
 needs assistance to turn in bed, ICact,; mala- 
 rial ataxy, lArg. nit.; malarial symptoms, 
 INatr. s.; quotidian, I ITarax.; remittent, while 
 lying in bed, ICarbol. ac; tertian, I Ant. t. ; 
 incipient typhoid, IGels. 
 
 Lassitude, hand: inflammation, lAnthrac. 
 
 Lassitude, hay fever : worn out by sneezing 
 and coughing, I IGels., IKali bi., I ISticta. 
 
 Lassitude, head : symptoms, Benz. ac 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 Lassitude, headache: Codein., Diad., Lyss.; 
 as if body were bruised and joints dislocated, 
 
 I Agar.; catarrhal, Gym n.; chronic, Hod.; dull 
 frontal (hemorrhoids), ICollin.; dull, heavy, 
 ICon.; frontal, ICalc; hemicrania, patient is 
 liable to fresh colds after attack, IPhos.; nerv- 
 ous, ITereb.; noon till 2 p.m., Kob.; palpita- 
 tion, wants to lie down, ICoccul.; when walk- 
 ing or standing, had to rest during every 
 exertion (hemicrania), IPhos. 
 
 Lassitude, heart : in affections, ICup. m.; in 
 angina pectoris, I IPhyt.; from exposure to 
 sun, INatr. c. 
 
 Lassitude, heat : internal, forcing sweat out on 
 face, as from weakness, Lyss. 
 
 Lassitude, heaviness : llPic. ac. 
 
 Lassitude, after hemorrhage : ICinch., IFerr. 
 
 Lassitude, with hunger: ICalc, INitr. ac; 
 alternating bulimia with want of appetite, 
 caused by fulness in throat, IPhos. 
 
 Lassitude, hurry : disposition to, through duties, 
 MPtel. 
 
 Lassitude, hypochondria: fulness, Calc. a.; 
 pain, as if bruised, lEan. b. 
 
 Lassitude, in hysteria : ILyc 
 
 Lassitude, in influenza: IIBry., IChel., I lEup. 
 perf.,IIGels., I IPhos. 
 
 Lassitude, kidneys: acute desquamative ne- 
 phritis, I Coccus. 
 
 Lassitude, legs: I ICalc. a., IGels.; especially in 
 feet and when sitting, IIMagn. c; particularly 
 knees, spirits may be good, ICycl.; in knees, 
 after walking, Calc. s. ; paralytic pain, INitr. 
 ac; paralytic weakness, especially after short 
 walk, or ascending stairs, I INatr. p. ; stagger- 
 ing gait, or trembling of body, Magn. s.; worse 
 in thighs, IIAng.; with ulcer, IKali iod. 
 
 Lassitude, with leucorrhcea: Calc. p., Con., 
 
 I I Graph. 
 
 Lassitude, limbs : Cain., ICalc, Case; w r ith 
 griping in abdomen, Chim. m., Merc. iod. 
 flav.; aching, ICalc. p.; especially in arms, 
 Spong.;" in evening, with chilliness, ICalc; 
 heavy arms and feet, Diad.; particularly in 
 joints, Bov.; aching distress in all the joints, 
 MPtel.; especially in knees, INatr. s.; with 
 pain, Form.; followed by torpor and heavi- 
 ness (exophthalmus), ILyc vir.; trembling, 
 ISiil. 
 
 Lassitude, liver : in jaundice, IMyr. cer. ; with 
 pain, IPolyp. 
 
 Lassitude, lying down: desire to lie down, 
 IIBapt., Con.; worse lying down, but has the 
 inclination, Alum. Jiig^ standing. 
 
 Lassitude, menses: before, IBell., INatr. m.; 
 during, Bor., Calc. p., ICaust., Iod., IKali c, 
 INitr. ac, INux m., IPetrol., Thuya; dur- 
 ing, approaching faintness, llgn. ; during, 
 with yawning, lAmm. c; after, Berb., 
 Thuya ; absent two and a half months, ICycl.; 
 in amenorrhcea, I ICoccul., ISenecio ; at com- 
 mencement, _ IMagn. c; irregular, IDig.; de- 
 layed, 1 1 Kali ph. 
 
 Lassitude, mentar condition : IDig.; alternat- 
 ing with activity, Aloe; anguish, worse with 
 failure to strive against (veta), ICoca ; depres- 
 sion, IPhos. ; disorders, INux m. ; disposition 
 to hurry through duties, I IPtel. ; moral and 
 physical, in insanity, I INux v.; from mental 
 labor, IIAur. met., IPuls.; low spirits, Erig.; 
 sadness, ISep.; after mental shock, IPic ac. ; 
 when trying to study, Gels.; timidity and 
 
 fearfulness, IPhos.; feeling of deep-seated 
 inward trouble, making him melancholy and 
 sad, Sabina ; weariness of life, INitr. ac. 
 
 Lassitude,in morning: I I Calad., IKali m.JMagn. 
 m., I INux v., Staph., ISul.; and afternoon, 
 IBry.; on awaking, ICham.; in bed, lAmb., 
 ICarbov., I IPetrol., Zinc; in diabetes, INatr. 
 s.; in epilepsy, I IOp.; not rested, ISul.; on 
 rising, IFerr., MOsm., ISep., Vib.; greater 
 after rising than on going to bed, INux v. ; 
 when rising from bed, in chronic ovaritis and 
 leucorrhcea, 1 1 Plat. ; with bitter taste in mouth 
 (spermatorrhoea), I ISars. 
 
 Lassitude, mouth : yellow, purple ulcers on tip 
 of tongue and in mouth (after abuse of mer- 
 cury), IPlumb. 
 
 Lassitude, myalgia : lArn. 
 
 Lassitude, nausea: constant, disappeared on 
 drinking water, IPhos.; following nausea, 
 ICalc. p. 
 
 Lassitude, nerves: in intermittent neuralgia, 
 I I Polyp. ; in affection of sympathetic nervous 
 system, I IPhos. 
 
 Lassitude, night: and morning, I INatr. s. 
 
 Lassitude, at noon : ICic 
 
 Lassitude, nose: catarrh, IIEup. perf. 
 f$j^~ coryza, influenza. 
 
 Lassitude, ovaries : ovaritis, I IXJstil.; chronic 
 ovaritis, I IPallad. 
 
 Lassitude, with palpitation : ICaust. 
 
 Lassitude, paralysis : progressing from a slight 
 feeling of fatigue on motion to complete, 
 IPic ac. 
 
 Lassitude, during pregnancy : ICalc. p. 
 
 Lassitude, restlessness : turning, Tell.; walks 
 about room, Diosc. 
 
 Lassitude, rheumatism : Merc. iod. flav. ; desire 
 to lie down, IPhyt. 
 
 Lassitude, scarlatina : desire to lie down, but 
 feels worse during rest and in a warm room, 
 IMerc iod. flav. 
 
 Lassitude, sexual condition : after coition,. 
 I IZiz.; sexual debility, IGels.; after seminal 
 emission, INatr. m., ISep.; after nocturnal 
 emissions, Coff; painful erections, Sabad.; in 
 onanists, IGels.; in spermatorrhoea, INuph.; 
 after loss of semen, lEryng. 
 
 Lassitude, sitting : especially while sitting, as 
 if limbs would fall from him, IMerc. sol. 
 
 Lassitude, sleep: after sleep, Ant. t., I IPuls.; 
 after, in intermittent, lArs.; on awaking, 
 lArg. met., Card, m., Cinch., Diosc, Hyper.,. 
 Lact. ac, I IPhos. ac, IPod., I IPtel., Xan.; on 
 awaking, in epilepsy, IKali br.; on awaking, 
 in irritation of cerebrospinal nerves, 1 1 Paris ; 
 on awaking in morning, with palpitation from 
 mental excitement or exertion, IPod.; on 
 awaking, goes off by noon, Hyper. ; on awak- 
 ing, cannot rouse herself (during climaxis),. 
 I IZinc; cannot sleep, Aur. met.; when de- 
 prived of, Hpec; with desire to, during day, 
 Sinap.; disposition to, ICornus ; after exciting 
 dreams, Lyss.; drowsiness, IFerr., SKreo., 
 Sil.; caused by drowsiness, Sang.; irresistible 
 drowsiness, better after eating, jAgar.; drow- 
 siness, unable to rise, I Aeon.; as if he had not 
 slept enough, Bapt.; increased by sleep, Ars.;: 
 after night watching, Arg. nit. ; prevents, lArs.; 
 internal, after siesta, Calc. s.; falls asleep while 
 sitting, in evening, Plep.; with sleepiness, 
 ICic; unable to sleep, Aur. met., Cact.; with 
 sleep, I Coff. 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
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 Lassitude, in Spring : Apis, IBry, IGels. 
 
 Lassitude, standing : cannot stand, cannot 
 move, Vespa ; only with difficulty, Lact. ac. ; 
 is an exertion, ICoccul.; desire to lie down, 
 Iber., IIKali c, Senecio, IISiL; disposition to 
 lie or sit, IFerr. ; has to lie down, ICepa, 
 MSabina; must lie down (asthma), else has 
 palpitation, ICinch.; desire to sit down, ICalc. 
 p., IGraph.; must sit down, 1 1 Alum. 
 E^g* lying down. 
 
 Lassitude, stomach: bilious attacks, IINuxv.; 
 in cardialgia, I IPhos., I I Zinc"; gastric catarrh, 
 ■Dig.; in dyspepsia, Hod.; in gastralgia, ISil.; 
 in gastric derangement, IDory.; goneness, 
 crick in neck, trembling and palpitation, 
 IINatr. p. 
 
 Lassitude, stool : after stool, Ipec, ILyc; after, 
 in dysentery, ISul.; before stool, IMez.; dur- 
 ing stool, Bor., Ipec. 
 
 Lassitude, stretching : tired all over, with gap- 
 ing feeling, Vacc 
 
 Lassitude, sudden : Act. sp. 
 
 Lassitude, with sweat: ICornus ; from least 
 exertion, Coccus. 
 
 Lassitude, talking : aggravated by, Dory. 
 
 Lassitude, with thirst : IDiad. 
 
 Lassitude, tongue : white, Kali br. 
 
 Lassitude, trembling : Kalic; with uraemia, 
 I Cup. ac; in limbs, ICalc. 
 
 Lassitude, urination : copious acid, IIHelon.; 
 better from free, ITereb. 
 
 Lassitude, vertigo: after vertigo, Bell., IKalm.; 
 and dulness, Ptel., ITereb.; in evening, Stront. 
 
 Lassitude, vomiting : after, INitr. sp. d. 
 
 Lassitude, walking: after walking, with sleepi- 
 ness, ISul.; outdoors, Arg. met.; unable to 
 walk, ICalc; when walking, IStann. 
 
 Lassitude, weather: worse in damp, HSang. 
 
 Lassitude, yawning: with, ICalc, I I Card, m., 
 ■Rhus ; desire to, and stretch, IPlant. 
 
 MALAISE: ^sch., I^Ethus., I I Agar., Ailant., 
 
 I I Anthrac, Anthrok., I Arm, lArs. h., Ars. s. 
 r., TTAtrop. s., Bar. c, ICarbol. ac, ICard. m., 
 ICamph., Eucal., IGels., I IHelon., Hippoz., 
 IKalic,Lyss.,IPsor.,Ptel.,Sarrac, I ITarant., 
 Vacc, I I Ver., Xan. 
 
 Malaise, abdomen: griping, on waking in 
 morning, continues during day, Xan. 
 
 Malaise, afternoon : 3 p.m., Lyss. 
 
 Malaise, anthrax : from eating meat of diseased 
 animals, I I Anthrac. 
 
 Malaise, catarrh : as when coming on, ISticta. 
 
 Malaise, chills : with headache (nettlerash), 
 
 I I Cop. 
 
 Malaise, with constipation : I IStann. 
 
 Malaise, eating : after eating, Ast. r., Cinch., 
 IINatr. m.; after a meal, in organic cardial- 
 gia, I Kali bi. 
 
 Malaise, fever : in intermittent, IDiad. ; worse 
 10 to 1, Med. 
 
 Malaise, with headache : Crotal., IGels. 
 
 Malaise, with heat : -Am*, mur. nat. 
 
 Malaise, in influenza : lEuphor. 
 
 Malaise, labor : after labor, IMez. 
 
 Malaise, with leucorrhcea : ICalc. 
 
 Malaise, liver : with liver trouble, 1 1 Pod. 
 
 Malaise, lying down : constant desire to lie 
 down (spasmodic pain in stomach), IDiad. 
 
 Malaise, with nausea: Benz. ac, Crotal. 
 
 Malaise, in rheumatism : I ISticta. 
 
 Malaise, sleep: with drowsiness all day, 
 Stilling. ; with sleeplessness, 1 1 Merc. 
 
 65 
 
 Malaise, stomach : cardialgia, with headache, 
 
 IKalic 
 Malaise, throat : chronic hypertrophy of ton- 
 sils, I Bar. m. 
 Malaise, with vertigo : Tarant. Jggg* Lassitude. 
 NERVES, affections: Ars. s. f., Hydr. ac, 
 I I Kali ars., I IZiz. ; involving brain, with con- 
 vulsions, IKalibr.; affects profoundly nerve 
 centres, Cup. m. ; hyperemia of centres, Hy- 
 drocot.; of centres, follow obscure subcuta- 
 neous inflammation of stomach and intestines, 
 causing diseases with faulty nutrition, Lac 
 def.; of cerebrospinal nerve centres, Crotal.; 
 of cerebrospinal system, muscular twitching 
 and convulsions, Dolich.; sympathetic head- 
 ache from disturbances in ganglionic nervous 
 system, INuxv. ; of ganglionic system, palpi- 
 tation and irregular action, Codein.; of gangli- 
 onic system, particularly umbilical region, 
 severe pain, Dios.; of ganglionic system, with 
 vomiting, IKalibr.; of gray nerve matter, dis- 
 orders from mental overexertion, or reflex 
 nervous excitement, I I Cypr. ; of inhibitory 
 nerves, Sumb.; of muscles especially affected 
 (myalgia), 1 1 Act. rac; of pneumogastric, Cro- 
 tal., ITarant.; pneumogastric and glosso- 
 pharyngeal, Naja ; irritation of pneumogastric, 
 in nervous diseases, Tabac; pneumogastric, 
 reflex spasms, Cina ; many cases of reflex 
 action, Diosc; of respiratory organs, Chlorof.; 
 sensory most affected, ICact., Xan.; of solar 
 plexus, Crotal.; has a stimulating action, Nitr. 
 sp. d.; sympathetic derangement, ISul., 
 I IPhos., I Kali br., I I Kali m.; vaso-motor con- 
 gestions, with tension and coldness, 1 1 Kali m. 
 Nerves, anaesthesia: lAnac oc, ICamph., 
 Cann. i., ICaps., tCarb. s., Caulo., Chloral., 
 Chlorof., MCic, j Eucal., IKaliiod., Oleand., 
 ■Plumb., Tereb., 1 1 Ver. v., Zinc; in all ail- 
 ments, complains of nothing, IIOp.; in brain 
 disease in children, IHell.; senses less acute/ 
 in cholera, ICup. m.; in convulsions, IZinc.; 
 paroxysm of convulsive movements, IMosch.; 
 in diphtheria, I IGels., ISec; electro-muscular 
 contractility diminished, Ars.; after disap- 
 pearance of old eruptions, IZinc; particularly 
 of gums, pharynx and genitals, I Kali br.; with 
 increased heat, in progressive spinal paralysis, 
 IPhos.; hemi- and paraplegic, I I Plumb.; in 
 hysteria, INux v.; considerable injury to 
 nerves produce no reflex motion in periphery, 
 Chlorof.; want of bodily irritability, Alum., 
 Ars., ICamph., Caps., ICarbo v., IChin. s., 
 IIHell. ; follows hyperesthesia, particularly of 
 legs, I I Ver. v.; in locomotor ataxia, IPhos.; 
 of mucous membranes, tCarb. s.; caused by 
 onanism, chlorosis, Bright's disease, etc, 
 I IPhos.; perception lessened, I I Asaf.; in puer- 
 peral convulsions, IStram.; diminishes reflex 
 excitability of nervous centres, Kalibr.; with 
 softening of spinal cord, idiopathic, I I Kali p.; 
 while standing, is not conscious of touching 
 ground, Cann. i. ; sudden and complete, IHydr. 
 ac; sensation of torpor in affected part, ILyc. ; 
 loss of sensation of touch, with tendency to 
 wasting, I Kali p. S^" Paralysis, sensory. 
 Nerves, depression (neurasthenia, prostration): 
 I Aeon., I Act. rac, iEsc h., I Agar., lAlet., 
 Alum., lAmb., Amm. m., lAnac, lAngus., 
 I Arg. nit., I Am., I Ars., Asaf., IBar. c, Calab., 
 ICalc, ICalc. p., Cinch., Chin, a., Chin, s., 
 HCoca, ICoccul., ICoff., Curar., Cycl., IDiad., 
 
1026 
 
 36. NERVES. 
 
 Diosc, IForm., IIGels., IGraph., IHelon., 
 IHydrocot., Illgn., IIKali ph., IBLach., Lac 
 c, ILyc, INatr. m., Natr. s., IINux v., IOp., 
 UPhos., IPhos. ac, IPic.ac, Plumb., IPuls., 
 ISelen., ISep., IISiL, IStann., ISul., Sumb., 
 ITarant., ITherid., IZinc.; of centres, causes 
 nervous diarrhoea, IZinc; after cerebral con- 
 gestion, Chloral.; of ganglionic system, Cinch.; 
 want of reaction, well chosen remedy does not 
 act, ILaur. ; of trophic system, IKreo.; les- 
 sened irritability of vaso- motor centres Chlor- 
 al.; nervous vitality impaired (dropsy), 
 1 1 Sumb. 
 
 Nerves, erethism : $g^ excitability, irrita- 
 bility, hyperaesthesia. 
 
 Nerves, excitability: IAcon.,ICamph.,IICoff.t., 
 Croc, IFerr., Iber., IlLyc, Mar. v., Val.; 
 bordering on convulsions, Agar.; then depres- 
 sion, Ced.; with diarrhoea, ICornus; seminal 
 emissions caused by, followed by impotence, 
 IPhos.; apyrexia in intermittent, Apis ; with 
 fetid suppressed foot sweat, I IZinc ; of hyster- 
 ical patients, IGels.; with mental disturbance, 
 MStaph.; at night, ISul.; in rheumatism, 
 Caulo.; in mercurial rheumatism, IHep.; in 
 scarlatina, IGels.; in spasmodic affections, 
 Caulo.; with uterine affections, Ziz. 
 
 Nerves, gouty affections : with slight fever 
 and great debility, Indig. 
 
 Nerves, hyperaesthesia (oversensitiveness) : 
 Asaf., IIAsar., ICham., Chin, s., Chlor., 
 IICinch.,ICoff.,Gels.,Lyss.,01eand., I IPhos., 
 IPlumb., I IPuls., ISep., IVer. v.; threatened 
 abortion, Asar.; to change of air in afternoon, 
 IKali c; affected painfully by writhing in 
 anus, ICroc; nervous system predominates 
 over arterial, Asaf.; of body and limbs, from 
 above downward, following course of develop- 
 ment of pain, followed by anaesthesia, partic- 
 ularly legs, MVer. v.; especially in children, 
 ICoff. ; in cholera, IChin. s. ; precedes chorea, 
 IStram.; after coffee, I ICham.; as soon as 
 slightest portion of body becomes cold, 
 IIHep.; in inflammation of diaphragm, 
 i IMorph. s.; of every part, ICanth.; exces- 
 sive excitement irritates (convulsive hysteria 
 and chorea), ITarant.; exquisite, over whole 
 body, Lyss. ; in puerperal fever, ICoff.; abnor- 
 mal sensitiveness of individual nerve fila- 
 ments, Cina ; flesh tender, touch leaves a deep 
 blueness like a bruise (child), ILach. ; precedes 
 hysteria, IStram.; to external impressions, 
 IBry., Coccul., IINux v.; to external impres- 
 sions, light, odors, noises, touch, etc., I IPhos.; 
 with inflammatory disease, Mosch.; irritation 
 of whole body, Chin s.; cannot bear the least 
 jar, IIBell. ; with inflammation of joints, 
 IColch.; of cutaneous nerves of limbs, Cycl.; 
 of nerve branches, lAtrop. s.; in nervous af- 
 fections, Mar. v ; in traumatic neuralgia, 
 ICanth. ; cannot bear noise, IBell., Cinch, 
 bol., ITherid.; in nymphomania, IStaph.; after 
 opium, I ICham.; all organs, with coldness of 
 arms and legs (yellow fever), IMerc; to pain, 
 I ICham., ICinch., I ICoff., IFerr., IIHep., 
 Illgn., I IKali ph., IlLyc, IMorph. s., IPhyt,, 
 IPuls., ISep.; painful, in windy cold weather, 
 Bhod.; with shock of paralysis, I IKali ph.; of 
 senses, Bry., Caps., I ICoff., ICoccul., IINux v., 
 Spig., 1 1 Val. ; of senses in cerebrospinal men- 
 ingitis, ICup. ac; of senses, particularly in- 
 creased perception of slight passive motions, 
 
 I ICoff. ; convulsions, brought on by pressure 
 over solar plexus, INux v. ; of spinal cord, 
 IDiosc; to hear anyone speak is intolerable, 
 IHydras. ; in spinal disease Plumb.; com- 
 plains of persons stepping hard or quickly, 
 when sitting in chair or lying on bed (hys- 
 teria), I Aloe ; tenderness of body, in ana- 
 sarca, ILach.; when thinking (this he must 
 continually) that some one might with finger 
 tip or nail scratch even lightly on linen or 
 similar material, a most disagreeable sensa- 
 tion thrills through him, arresting momen- 
 tarily all his thoughts and actions, IIAsar.; 
 tickling responded to more quickly, Zinc; 
 to touch, Cina, I ICoff. ; to touch, entire 
 surface, Ziz.; nervous sensibility intense, 
 respecting touch of garment or a lock of hair, 
 by any one not en rapport, Med.; body 
 painfully sensitive to touch, sends a shudder 
 through frame, Spig. ; twitchings and spasms, 
 ICham. Ji^sT" depression, irritability. 
 
 Nerves, inflammation (neuritis): IAcon.,IArs., 
 ■ IBell., ICact., Caust., IHep., IHyper., Iod., 
 Kali iod., IKalm., Lac c, IMerc, INatr. m., 
 INux v., I IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, ISil., ISul.; 
 with tingling, 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Nerves, injuries : falls, hurts, gunshot wounds, 
 lacerations or punctures, with sympathetic 
 irritation of system, IHyper.; if he knocks 
 against any part there is a sudden painful 
 crawling through whole body to head, Spig. ; 
 in lacerations, ICalend., I IHyper.; traumatic 
 neuroma, Calend.; at peripheral extremities, 
 particularly fingers, toes and matrices of nails, 
 with great pain, 1 1 Hyper.; teeth broken when 
 pulled, etc., I IMenyanth. 
 
 Nerves, irritability (physical erethism): Apis, 
 Asar., TrAur. mur., Bar. c, Bar. m., Bry., 
 I ICham., I I Chloral., ICinch., ICoca, ICoff., 
 Eryng., Indig., ILach., Lil. tig., IINitr. ac, 
 HPhos., Pod., Spig., Spong., IVal., IVib., 
 Ziz. ; especially after anger, even to spasms of 
 chest and throat, ICham.; awakens often, 
 INatr. m.; condition between erethism and 
 torpor (scarlatina), IHyos.; in catarrh of 
 children, Sumb.; of circulatory system, Chin. 
 s.; at climacteric period, lArg. nit.; after coi- 
 tion, ICalc; after exhausting diarrhoea, or 
 long continued use of purgatives, I IKali p.; 
 in endocarditis rheumatica, IHyos.; with noc- 
 turnal enuresis, IIMagn. p.; excitement, even 
 with fever, Eucal.; excitation of whole body, 
 worse in repose, I I Kreo. ; with exhaustion, 
 IISiL; in fever, IIBapt.; in eruptive fevers, 
 IGels.; with hay fever, 1 1 Kali p.; in yellow 
 fever, IVer. v.; with headache, ISyph.; with 
 hypertrophied heart, lAur. met.; with flying- 
 heat of face and blood, Spong.; with heavi- 
 ness and stupefaction (megrim), ICalc; after 
 hemorrhage, IFerr. m.; in chronic passive 
 hemorrhage, I I Sec; from long continued 
 uterine hemorrhage, ICroc; in herpes, 
 ICalc; in hydrocephalus, diphtheria and 
 scarlatina, I Apis ; without hyperemia, IHyos. ; 
 in infants, I ICham.; local (epileptic fits), 
 IMagn. p.; in mania-a-potu, IINux m.; in 
 megrim, with muscular atrophy, ICalc; dur- 
 ing menses, IStram.; in amenorrhcea, ILach.; 
 in dysmenorrhoea, llgn.; in miscarriage, 
 flowing and pain, with fiery red face, I IFerr. ; 
 nervo-muscular excitement, Vespa ; muscular, 
 especially of extremities, simulating chorea, 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1027 
 
 1 INux m.j at night, pulse full and accelerated, 
 ■Mere; of all organs, with coldness of arms 
 and legs (yellow fever), IMerc; worse out- 
 doors, I ICoff.; in consequence of chronic ovar- 
 itis and suppressed menses, Codein.; followed 
 by spinal or cerebral softening or atrophy, 
 causing paralysis, UPhos.; during parturition, 
 IHyos. ; peculiar, expressed by all motions of 
 her body and in her looks, Lyss.; with pleth- 
 ora, palpitation, I I Lye. vir.; in pneumonia, 
 ILyc. ; reflex excitability, INux v. ; reflex, 
 with fever, ILyc; sensorium not much per- 
 verted, Cham.; prevents sleep (typhus), 
 IBapt.; unable to sleep (typhoid pneu- 
 monia), I I Chloral.; from sleeplessness, 
 IHyos.; especially of spinal cord (proso- 
 palgia), ICoccul.; after stool (dysentery), 
 llgn.; termini become so irritated, some kind 
 of friction is necessary to obtain relief. Tar- 
 ant.; in typhoid fever. Hod.; in typhus, 
 IChlor.; with vertigo, I Cinch, fife* hyperses- 
 thesia. 
 
 Nerves, neurasthenia : JEt@F' depression. 
 
 Nerves, prostration : fi^" depression. 
 
 Nerves, rheumatic affections : with slight 
 fever, great debility, Indig. 
 
 Nerves, sensitiveness : j&@T hyperaesthesia. 
 
 Nerves, sheaths : rheumatism affecting, I Phyt. 
 
 Nerves, shock : jj^ir* Chap. 45, Injuries. 
 
 Nerves, tissues : ggj^ Chap. 44, Nerves. 
 
 Nerves, tumors: idiopathic neuroma, ICalc, 
 Calend., Cepa. figg" Chap. 44, Tumors. 
 
 NERVOUSNESS: Abies, 1 1 Aeon., I Act. rac, 
 Apis, lApoc, IIArn., Arum t., IIArs., Asaf., 
 Astac, Bar. c, IIBell., Bor., Calad., tCamph., 
 HCham., Chim. m.,IIChin. s., ICinch., Cin- 
 nab.,Cinnam., ICoccul., Coccus,Con.,Cup. ars., 
 IFerr., Ferr. iod.,Form., IIGels., IIGuarana, 
 IHyos., IKali c,IKreo., ILach. ,ILacc,ILil. tig., 
 I ILyc, ILyc. vir., Lyss., IMagn. c, IIMagn. 
 p., IManc, IMar. v., Med., IMelil., I IMerc, 
 IMosch., Natr. a., INatr. m., I INatr. p., IOp., 
 Pod., IPsor., I IPteL, Sabina, Samb., ISenecio, 
 ■Sep., ISpong., I I Strain., I ISul., ISyph.,1 lUs- 
 til., Vacc, Xan., Zing. 
 
 Nervousness, abdomen: irritation, ISabad.; 
 pains, Coff. 
 
 Nervousness, aching: all over, ILach. 
 
 Nervousness, afternoon : uneasiness, lAct. rac 
 
 Nervousness, agitation : Crotal.; with labored 
 quick breathing, Crotal.; prevents sleep, Bufo. 
 
 Nervousness, in Basedow's disease: IIFerr. 
 
 Nervousness, brain : erethism (cardiac hyper- 
 esthesia), I Coff. 
 
 Nervousness, breathing : feeling of suffocation, 
 llpec 
 
 Nervousness, catarrh: IINuxm. 
 
 Nervousness, children : during dentition, ICoca, 
 I IDolich.; in diarrhoea, ILyc; restless, weakly 
 children (marasmus), Sul. ac; temporary sat- 
 isfaction after whims are gratified (dentition), 
 IIRheum. 
 
 Nervousness, with coldness : Bufo., ICamph., 
 IVer.; prevents sleep, 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Nervousness, with constipation : llris, IINux 
 v., I IOp., IPlat, 
 
 Nervousness, constitution : in emaciated, pale, 
 anaemic persons, with deficiency of animal 
 heat, 101. jec; excitable temperaments, Val. 
 
 Nervousness, convulsions: epilepsy, I Art. v.; 
 threatened, IGels. 
 
 Nervousness, in diphtheria: IGels. 
 
 Nervousness, discharge : after suppressed dis- 
 charges, 1 1 Asaf. 
 
 Nervousness, after drugs: INuxv.; from abuse 
 of mercury, IHep., IINitr. ac; apparently 
 well-chosen remedy fails, I Val. 
 
 Nervousness, eating: after dinner, IHydras.; 
 when hungry, I Kali c 
 
 Nervousness, eruption : in eczema, IBrom., 
 IPetrol.; from suppression of milk crust, 
 Uacea. 
 
 Nervousness, exertion : when walking (hypo- 
 chondriasis), lArg. nit. 
 
 Nervousness, exhaustion: general debility, 
 IKali ph.; sinking spells every morning (pa- 
 renchymatous metritis), 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Nervousness, fever: hectic, I ICinch.; in inter- 
 mittent, I I Polyp. ; during fever, 10 to 12, 
 moving fingers, Med. 
 
 Nervousness, fly : as if she would have to fly 
 away, I I Ver. 
 
 Nervousness, headache: ICann. i., ICrotal., 
 IMelil.; after congestive, IMelil. 
 
 Nervousness, heart: $^ palpitation; also 
 Chap i 29, Heart nerves. 
 
 Nervousness, heat: internal and external, llCon. 
 
 Nervousness, in influenza: I Ars., IGels., llgn., 
 IPhos. ' 
 
 Nervousness, during labor: lAcon., IChloral., 
 ICoff., IGels., IPuls. 
 
 Nervousness, larynx: svmpathetic aphonia, 
 ICollin. 
 
 Nervousness, legs: up about ankles, IPuls.; 
 trembling, ISil. 
 
 Nervousness, liver : excessive action, IPod. 
 
 Nervousness, lungs : pneumonia, IBell. 
 
 Nervousness, menses: before, ILach.; in amen- 
 orrhoea, ISenecio; during, Bor., INatr. c; in 
 dysmenorrhcea, I IPuls., I I Xan.; in menorrha- 
 gia, ICann. i.; after suppressed (exophthalmic 
 goitre), IFerr. iod. 
 
 Nervousness, mental condition : anguish, 
 1 1 Cup. ars.; anxious, ILed.; anxious, at twi- 
 light, I IPhos.; paroxysm, feels like tearing off 
 her clothes, takes off rings, I I Lac c: from 
 conversation, Amb. ; dejection, with diarrhoea, 
 ■ Merc, sol.; depression, IINitr. ac; depres- 
 sion, with nervous asthma, I IKali p.; sudden 
 or intense emotions in highly nervous or ex- 
 citable persons, I IKali p.; morbid grief, llgn.; 
 of twelve years' standing, aggravated to insan- 
 ity by grief, commenced when riding in a 
 
 tability, with the pains, IColch.; mania, 
 nymphomania, etc., Grat.; melancholy, IZinc; 
 with melancholia and disgust of life, Aur. 
 mur.; worse from mental exertion, better 
 closing eyes, Calc; news, excitement or harsh 
 word makes worse, ILach.; from smothered 
 
 ■ passion, I IKali p.; from reading and writing, 
 Med. ; shudders, if he sees anyone deformed, 
 IBenz. ac; approach of a stranger gave her 
 sudden twitches, I I Thuya ; caused by worry 
 and much mental work," with too little bodily 
 exertion, in business men, IINux v. fi@* Hys- 
 teria ; also Chap. 1, Anxiety, Depression, etc 
 
 Nervousness, in morning : on rising, Iber. 
 
 Nervousness, music : unbearable, goes through 
 bone and marrow, I Sabina. 
 
 Nervousness, at night: lArg. nit., Arum t., 
 IFerr. ph., Senecio; in gonorrhoea. IMerc 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 Nervousness, ovaries: pain in left, seems to 
 affect heart, becomes unconscious, seems to 
 stop breathing, I I Tarant. 
 
 Nervousness, pain : from pain and loss of sleep, 
 ICoccul., IHydras. 
 
 Nervousness, with palpitation : IVer. 
 
 Nervousness, in pregnancy: Amb., I INux m. 
 
 Nervousness, in rectal troubles : I IPseonia. 
 
 Nervousness, with restlessness : must be busy 
 and walk, IKali br. ; hysterical mood, Eup. 
 pur.; cannot sit still without great effort, 
 Natr. a.; cannot sit still, caused by occasional 
 sharp shooting pains in ovaries,before menses, 
 IVib. Jgiir Restlessness. 
 
 Nervousness, sexual condition : depression, 
 after coitus, Ced.; young men prematurely 
 old have cramps in calves of legs and feet on 
 atempting coition, ICup. m.; growing out of 
 unsatisfied desire, IKali br. 
 
 Nervousness, sleep: child awakens in distress 
 (diarrhoea), ILach.; on awaking, Lyss.; dis- 
 tress during dysentery, ILach.; prevents at 
 night (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; sleepless, 
 ILach.; causes sleeplessness, ISticta. 
 
 Nervousness, stomach: flatulent dyspepsia, 
 1 1 Sal. ac. 
 
 Nervousness, stool : after, IINitr. ac; during, 
 TrAtrop. s. 
 
 Nervousness, thunderstorm: during, I INatr.p. 
 
 Nervousness, trembling : ILobel. i. 
 
 Nervousness, ulcer : on leg, IKali iod. 
 
 Nervousness, urination : during, I I Petrol. 
 
 Nervousness, uterus: uterine complaint, Caulo.; 
 with uterine and ovarian disorders, especially 
 in married women, ISyph. 
 
 Nervousness, vertigo : Hod. 
 
 Nervousness, vomiting: during pregnancy, 
 ICup. ars. 
 
 Nervousness, water : when he hears water run 
 or poured out, or when he sees it, IILyss. 
 
 Nervousness, weather: worse in wet, phleg- 
 masia alba dolens, INatr. s. 
 
 Nervousness, weakness: ICinch., Cinnam. 
 
 Nervousness, worms: ascarides, HCina, IFerr. 
 mur., ISabad. 
 
 NEURALGIA: Abrot., I Aeon., 1 1 Act. rac, 
 1 1 Agar., lAmm. m., I Apis, Arg. met., I Arm, 
 I Ars., IIBell., Bry., ICact., ICanth., Caps., 
 MCaust., ICed., Cepa, MCham., IChel., 
 IChin. a., IChin. s., I IChlor., ICinch., Cist., 
 Clem., ICoccin. , ICoccul., HCoff., IColch., 
 IIColoc, ICrotal., ICrot. t., Cup. m., IDiosc, 
 IFerr., I IFerr. ph., IIGels., IGlon., IGuaiac, 
 Ham., IHep., IIgn.,Kalibi., IKali p., IKalm., 
 Kreo., ILac c, ILach., Led., ILyc, IIMagn. 
 c, IIMagn. p., Melil., IMerc, IMez., INatr.m., 
 INux v., I I Paris, IIPlios., I I Plat., I I Plumb., 
 IPuls., Rhod., IRhus, IRob., Sang., Sars., 
 
 I ISil., HSpig., I IStann., IStaph., Stront.,ISul., 
 Tabac, Tarant., I ITereb., Thuya, IVer., 
 
 I I Zinc. 
 
 Neuralgia, abdomen : obstinate, caused by de- 
 rangement of abdominal organs, intestines 
 and liver, I I Lac def. 
 
 Neuralgia, of arms : jpj-g?* Chap. 32, Arms neu- 
 ralgia. 
 
 Neuralgia, back : attacks of excruciating pain 
 from right kidney downward, USars.; from 
 spinal irritation, Gels. f$£^ a Chap. 31, Lum- 
 bar region, lumbago, neuralgia, and Spine, 
 neuralgia. 
 
 Neuralgia, chest : left side, to throat and left 
 
 jaw, with die-away feeling, seems to extend 
 through heart to back, ILyss.; into neck (an- 
 gina pectoris) , ITabac. Jg^" Chap. 28, Inner 
 chest, angina, neuralgia. 
 
 Neuralgia, cold : from taking cold, I Aeon., Ars., 
 IBell., IBry., Canth., Carbo v., Caust., 
 HCham., Coccul., Coff., IHep., Lye, IMagn. 
 p., IIMerc, IMosch., INux v., IPhos., IPuls., 
 IRhus, Samb., Sep., ISpig., Sul., Ver. 
 
 Neuralgia, coldness : sensation of coldness in 
 nerve, ITereb. 
 
 Neuralgia, with constipation : chronic, pro- 
 ducing displacement of uterus, HPlat. 
 
 Neuralgia, constitution: with anaemia, broken 
 down, emaciated, I IPhos.; caused by dissipa- 
 tion, hard work with close confinement, I ISil.; 
 in emaciated, pale, anaemic persons with de- 
 ficiency of animal heat, 101. jec; gouty, 
 IColch.; in nervous persons, I Aeon., I Ars., 
 Bry., HCham., ICinch., ICoccul., HCoff, 
 ■Hep., Hlgn., IPhos., IVal., IVer.; plethoric, 
 I Aeon., I Arm, IIBell., IFerr., IHyos.,1 IMerc, 
 INatr.m., INux v., IPuls.; sequel of septic, 
 toxsemic, or even miasmatic disease, or chronic 
 bilious, climacteric or albuminuric conditions, 
 Crotal. 
 
 Neuralgia, diphtheria : IGels., IPhyt. 
 
 Neuralgia, direction of pain : from centre to 
 periphery, Ant.t.,Cact.,Kalm.,Rhod.; from be- 
 low upward, Aeon., Alum., Arm, Ars., Bar. c, 
 Bell., Benz. ac, Calc, Canth., Carbo v.,Caust., 
 Cham., Cinch., Coloc, Cup. m., Eup. pur., 
 Lac c, Lach., Magn. c, Petrol., Puis., Rhus, 
 Ruta, Sep., Stann., Sul., Tarax., Thuya. 
 8^" wandering. 
 
 Neuralgia, drinking: abuse of coffee, IBell., 
 Canth., Caust., HCham., ICoccul., ICoff., 
 Grat., Hep., Hgn., Merc, INux v., Puis., Sul. 
 
 Neuralgia, eating : from rich food, I IPuls. 
 
 Neuralgia, eruption : following herpes zoster, 
 I IDolich., I IMez., IZinc 
 
 Neuralgia, in evening : while lying down, Ced. 
 
 Neuralgia, facial : jg^gr* Chap. 3, Face neural- 
 gia. 
 
 Neuralgia, fever : during or after typhus, Tarax. 
 
 Neuralgia, in head : jg®* Chap. 3, Headache 
 neuralgic. 
 
 Neuralgia, heat : amelioration by warmth, 
 IHep., IMagn. p., ISil.; with anxiety and rest- 
 lessness, I Cham.; like hot water running 
 through a tube, ITereb. 
 
 Neuralgia, hysterical : IVal. 
 
 Neuralgia, increasing : and decreasing slowly, 
 I IStann. 
 
 Neuralgia, from injuries : I Arm, ICanth., IChel., 
 IHyper., INatr. s.; chronic, pains wearing 
 out patient, I Cepa. 
 
 Neuralgia, legs: jgiir'Chap.33,Legs neuralgia. 
 
 Neuralgia, limbs; ffl^ Chap. 34, Limbs neur- 
 algic. 
 
 Neuralgia, mental condition : impatience, 
 wants relief at once, wild, unruly, HCham. 
 
 Neuralgia, from abuse of mercury: lArm, 
 IBell., ICarbo v., ICham., ICinch., I IHep., 
 INitr. ac, IPuls., Sars. 
 
 Neuralgia, motion: aggravates, lArm, Ars., 
 IBell., IBry., Calc, Cham., Chin, a., Cinch., 
 Crot. t., Hep., ILed., Natr. m., Nux v., 
 IPhos., ISpig., IStaph., Sul.; ameliorates, 
 lAmm. m., 1 IFerr., Gels., Kali ph., Kreo., 
 IRhus. 
 
 Neuralgia, muscles: spasmodic,IMagn.p., HPlat. 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1029 
 
 Neuralgia, nerves affected : left bracnial plex- 
 us, Arum d ; sudden darting, evidently along 
 single branches, causes starting, I Gels.; pain 
 seems to sharply define course of nerves, Iodof.; 
 in infraorbital branch of fifth, -Chloral.; in- 
 tense, along tracks of large nerve trunks, 
 Tereb.; in nervus pudendus internus, after 
 gonorrhoea, begins in scrotum and arms, ex- 
 tends to right side of foot, with severe cramps, 
 •Cop.; in solar and other abdominal plexuses, 
 and facial lumbar and femoral nerves, IColoc; 
 in nerves that have been stretched, as in 
 sprains, Ruta ; particularly in right supra- 
 orbital, HChel. 
 
 Neuralgia, at night: every night, now in legs, 
 in tibia or in thighs, now in left, now in right 
 side, mostly with spasmodic contractions, 
 IMagn. p.; every night, beginning about 8 or 
 9 p.m., gradually increasing in severity until 
 its reaches its height at 3 or 4 a.m., and after 
 continuing thus for two or three hours, gradu- 
 ally decreased, and finally ceased at 10 a.m., 
 attacks gradually more severe, last longer 
 (rheumatic ophthalmia), I ISyph. 
 
 Neuralgia, periodic : IChin. s.; every day at 
 same hour, IIKali bi.; recur frequently, Natr. 
 a.; in head, I ISyph.; indistinct or double 
 periodicity, absence of organic lesion, IGels.; 
 intermittent, Eucal., I I Poly p.; intermittent, 
 pains return with great regularity, IBChin. s.; 
 intermittent, worse every twenty-four hours, 
 generally at noon, or 12 p.m., and analogously 
 worse in midsummer or midwinter, ISuL; at 
 irregular times, continue for no definite period, 
 coming on suddenly or gradually , and leaving 
 as uncertainly, worse from worry or mental ex- 
 ertion, better by food, IKalm.; chronic, inter- 
 mittent, in regular paroxysms, HCed.; recur- 
 ring at certain times, with flow of saliva or 
 tears, INatr. m. 
 
 Neuralgia, pressing feeling: IKalm. 
 
 Neuralgia, pressure : caused by pressure of dis- 
 tended veins upon a nerve trunk, ISec. 
 
 Neuralgia, rheumatic: I IGuarana, I IPhos., 
 1 1 Puis.; gouty-rheumatic diathesis, IColoc; 
 worse at night, with flying, stitching pains 
 along long bones, IMez.; pains in all muscles, 
 even in cremaster, darting, irregular, attacks 
 sometimes last a week or two, pains gradually 
 increase and decrease, worse in damp, espe- 
 cially frosty weather, worse 4«or 5 p.m., attain 
 their height at 2 or 3 a.m., ceasing about 8 
 a.m., I ISyph. improved. 
 
 Neuralgia, scarlatina: after, Dig. 
 
 Neuralgia, sensitiveness: to concussion or 
 shock, IBell., Spig.; to contact, IBell., Caust., 
 ICinch., Cup. in., Hell., IHep., IMagn. p., 
 Sul. 
 
 Neuralgia, shooting : downward, IKalm.: along 
 nerve, IMagn. p.; tearing along tracks of 
 nerves, especially if worse by changes in 
 weather, Gels. 
 
 Neuralgia, sleep : awakens with boring, dig- 
 ging, drawing, Phos. ac; from keeping late 
 hours, IIPuls. 
 
 Neuralgia, sudden : IBell.; come quickly and 
 leave parts numb, worse from warmth, IMez. 
 
 Neuralgia, sweat : hot, particularly on face and 
 scalp, ICham. 
 
 Neuralgia, syphilitic : worse in open air, 
 \ ISyph.; had his wife hide his revolver lest 
 in a fit of desperation he might kill himself 
 
 as was his desire during extreme paroxysms 
 of pain, strikes wall with fists and beats head 
 against wall for relief, I ISyph.; no position 
 suits him at night, walks floor or goes into 
 street and moves about slowly, I ISyph.; rend- 
 ing, tearing pains throughout body, worse 
 moving about slowly, I ISyph. 
 
 Neuralgia, tearing : iKalm. 
 
 Neuralgia, throbbing : at night, worse in rest, 
 better moving, IFerr. 
 
 Neuralgia, from tobacco : IPlant. 
 
 Neuralgia, with vomiting : I Iris. 
 
 Neuralgia, wandering : I Act. rac, I Apis, Iodof., 
 Kali bi., Kali f., IMagn. p., IIPuls., ITereb.; 
 in chest, back and limbs, ICornus ; begins in 
 right elbow, extends to hand and shoulder, 
 passing down right side and then up left, 
 pain settles about heart causing pressure and 
 palpitation, pains darting, needlelike, Co rnus ; 
 flying pains, iEsc. h., Iodof., IPuls. ; head, 
 back, cardiac region, tenderness of whole 
 spinal column, I I Pan. sc; sweeping over 
 whole body, seems to rest at times in joints, 
 felt in cardiac region, causing trembling and 
 fearfulness, Daph.; varied and shifting,! Plat. 
 
 Neuralgia, weakness : the only general symp- 
 tom, I IKalm. 
 
 Neuralgia, weather : from exposure to a strong 
 north wind, IMagn. p. 
 
 Neuralgia, worms : (ascarides), IFerr. in. 
 
 PARALYSIS: I Act. rac, I Aeon., jEsc. g., 
 l.<Esc h., lAgar., lAlumin., Amb., Amyg., 
 lAnac oc, lAnac. or., lAng., tAnt. t., lApis, 
 lArg. nit., IIArn., lArs., lArs. i., iAstac, 
 I Bar. c, Bar. m., Bell., IBry., IIBufo., Cadm. 
 s., ICalab., HCalc, Cann. L, ICaps., Carbo v., 
 : Castor., Caulo., 1 1 Caust., Chel.,Chin. s.,ICic, 
 ICina,Cinch.,Cinnam., ICoccul., jCochl.,Coff., 
 Colch., MCon., ICrot., ICup. m., ICurar., 
 Dulc, Ferr. m., IForm., IIGels., IIGraph., 
 I IGuarana, IHep., Hydr. ac, IHyos., Ilgn., 
 Indig., I Kali br., I Kali c, I Kali iod., IKali p., 
 ILach., ILed., ILyc, Lyss., IMagn. p., Mang., 
 ■Mere, IMillef., Natr. m., Natr. p., Nux m., 
 IINux v., lOleand., IOp., lOxal. ac, MPhos. , 
 IPhos. ac, UPic ac, llPlumb., Psor., Rhod., 
 IIRhus, Ruta, I ISec, Sep., ISil., IStann., 
 Staph., Strain., I ISul. Tabac, ITarant., Tereb., 
 IVer., Ver. v., HZinc 
 
 Paralysis, in Addison's disease : Hod. 
 
 Paralysis, agitans: IBar. c, IBufo., Calab., 
 IGels., IHvos., IKali br., IMagn. p., IMerc, 
 IPhos., IP'lumb., IIRhus, Tabac, ITarant., 
 IZinc; head and body hang forward, the 
 former oscillating continually, I I Rhus ; struc- 
 tural lesion has not taken place, I ICalab.; 
 caused by mental distress, commence with 
 pain in arms and itching and trembling in left 
 leg, with inability to remain in bed, had to 
 walk floor, I ITarant.; inclination to oscilla- 
 tion of body, after writing, Cinch, bol.; cannot 
 raise himself to erect sitting posture, must be 
 fed, I I Rhus ; sits on a stool in constant motion, 
 cannot remain quiet a moment, I I Rhus. 
 
 Paralysis, aphonia: jg^* Chap. 25, Larynx 
 vocal cords, paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, in apoplexy : Anac, lApis, IIArn., 
 IBar. c, IBell., ICaust., Coccul., Cup. m., 
 IGels., IHyos., IILach., IINux v., IIOp., 
 IPlumb., Sec, Stann., IStram., Zinc; partic- 
 ularly right side, Crotal.; of right deltoid, 
 ICurar.; cerebral hemorrhages, IZinc; con- 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 gestive, approaching apoplexy, followed by- 
 vertigo and mental weakness, I Kali br. ; left, 
 lArn.; affects equally motor and sentient 
 nerves, is often attended with violent pains 
 in paralyzed parts and considerable contrac- 
 tions, especially of exterior muscles, which 
 feel hard as wood, IPlumb.; particularly in 
 old people, Con.; with vertigo and weak mem- 
 ory, INux v. 
 
 Paralysis, arms : jg^° Chap. 32, Arms paral- 
 ysis. 
 
 Paralysis, with atrophy: 1 1 Kali p., IPlumb., 
 ■Sep.; limbs painfully contracted, IPlumb.; 
 rapid emaciation, with relaxation of sphinc- 
 ters, ISec; local, chiefly of forearm, I IPlumb.; 
 paralyzed, parts may swell after the emacia- 
 tion, IPlumb. 
 
 Paralysis, back : from decay of anterior portion 
 of spinal cord,Mang.; from exhaustion of spinal 
 cord, spinal anaemia, reflex para- and hemi- 
 plegia, or white softening, or where paresis of 
 motor nerve centres, remains after all signs 
 of irritation have passed, INux v.; painless, 
 of extremities, in myelomalacia, Crotal.; of 
 all muscles up to neck (cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis), ICup. ac; originating in small of, after 
 taking cold, with cold feeling of extremities 
 and oedema of feet, Coccul. ; from softening of 
 cord. IPic. ac. ; from spinal disease, cannot 
 walk, with eyes closed, lAlum.; spinal nerves 
 disturbed, I ICaust.; of spinal origin, HPhos.; 
 partial, from weakness of spine, INatr. m. ; 
 from tabes dorsalis, ISil.; tingling and tearing 
 into limbs, HPhos. 
 
 Paralysis, of bladder : %^*> Chap. 21, Bladder, 
 paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, brain : apoplectic condition, ILach.; 
 alteration in connective tissue, ISil.; menin- 
 gitis, IVer.; cerebrospinal meningitis, ICic, 
 ICrotal., IITarant. ; softening, w T ith vertigo 
 and weak memory, INux v.; cerebral or spinal 
 softening, or atrophy, preceded by overex- 
 citement, HPhos. JSilr Chap. 3, Brain par- 
 alysis. 
 
 Paralysis, in children : infantile, I Gels.; in- 
 fantile, recent, connected with teething, 
 I I Kali p. 
 
 Paralysis, in cholera: ICup. m., Sec, ISuL, IVer. 
 
 Paralysis, cold: from cold, lArn., ICaust., 
 Colch., IDulc., IGels., IMerc, IRhus; from 
 damp and getting wet, ICaust., IDulc, IGels., 
 INux v., IIRhus.; after exposure to wind or 
 draught, ICaust. 
 
 Paralysis, with constipation : liEsch., lAlum., 
 ICaust., INux v., IPlat, IPlumb., ISul. 
 
 Paralysis, convulsions: after convulsions, 
 lArs., IBell., ICaust., HCic, ICoccul., IICup. 
 m., IHyos., Laur., INux v., IPlumb., ISec, 
 ISil., IStanm, Stram., Sul., I IVib.; after con- 
 vulsions, in asphyctic form of uraemia, I Hydr. 
 ac; paralytic symptoms alternate with spas- 
 modic, IStram.; with convulsive movements, 
 Cub.; with trembling, INux m. 
 
 Paralysis, of co-ordination : Crotal., I IGels., 
 Ilgn.; muscular awkwardness, llpec; no 
 power of balancing, stands with feet apart, 
 Tereb.; run to places where they had no in- 
 tention to go, tAgar. ; stumbles and trips, 
 I Kali p. ; in affection of vaso-motor nerves, 
 IKali br. $j^ progressive ; also Chap. 33, 
 Legs paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, diphtheria : after diphtheria, lArg. 
 
 nit., Arm, Ars.,IBar. c.,Calab., Caust., I Coccul., 
 ICon., Crotal., Cup. m., I IGels., Helon., 
 IHyos., I IKali p., I ILach., I INatr. m., INux 
 v., Phos., IPhyt., Plumb., IRhus, Sul., Thuya, 
 Zinc; after, in a child, I I Lac c 
 
 Paralysis, downward : from above downward, 
 Bar. c. 
 
 Paralysis, drinking: after abuse of alcohol, 
 Ant. t., lArs., Calc, ILach., Natr. s. , INux v., 
 IIOp., Ran. b., Sep., ISul. 
 
 Paralysis, ears : ringing, and deafness, ISil. 
 
 Paralysis, eruptions: after suppressed itch, 
 Caust.; from repercussion, suppression, Caust., 
 ICup. m., IDulc, IHep., ISul. 
 
 Paralysis, exertion : after unwonted,! Am. ,Ars., 
 IIRhus. 
 
 Paralysis, exhaustion : dependent upon ex- 
 haustion, ICinch., Coccul., IFerr., ILach., 
 INatr. m., INux v., HPhos., IRhus, ISul.; 
 caused by dissipation or hard work, with 
 close confinement, I ISil.; from loss of fluids,, 
 ICinch., IFerr., IVer.; of nerve power, in re- 
 cent cases, as after diphtheria, IKali ph. 
 
 Paralysis, eyes: jg^gf Chap. 5, Accommodation, 
 Eyes and Lids paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, face: ICadm. s.; buccal, ICurar.; 
 double facial and right lateral (in consequence 
 of repeated epileptic attacks), swallowing and 
 articulation affected, ICurar.; produced by 
 pains, I INatr. m. Jg^* Chap. 8, Face paral- 
 ysis. 
 
 Paralysis, fever: after intermittent, Arm, I Ars., 
 ILach., IINatr. m., INux v.; after typhoid, 
 Coccul., Cup. m., INux v., IIRhus, ISul.; im- 
 pending with typhoid or typhus, IPhos. 
 
 Paralysis, fingers : Chap. 32 Fingers paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, gout : in gouty constitutions, IColch. 
 
 Paralysis, hemiplegia: Alum., lAnac, Apis, 
 Arg.nit., lArn., Bell., I ICaust., Cinch., Coccul., 
 Dulc, lElaps, Graph., IIHydr. ac, IHyos., 
 Kali c, IKali iod.,Lach., Merc, IMur. ac, 
 Nuxv., 01. caje., Phos. ac, Plumb., IRhus, 
 Sep., Stann., Staph., IStram., Sul. ac, I ISyph., 
 Thuya ; facial and aphasic, from thrombosis 
 of left middle cerebral artery, or from press- 
 ure on spinal cord, HPhos.; from anger, 
 Staph.; with atrophy, ICaust.; with bruised 
 feeling and stiffness, Coccul.; with coldness, 
 ■Caust.; convulsions of other side, IBell., 
 IStram.; particularly from suppression of 
 eruption, ICaust.; after disappearance of a 
 measle-like eruption that has covered whole 
 body, Cop.; worse in extensors, Alum.; from 
 fainting, ICamph; often accompanied by hy- 
 peresthesia of opposite side, I IPlumb.; in- 
 cipient, IPhos.; left side, Arm, Ars., Bell., 
 Caust., I IHydr. ac,IILach.,Nitr. ac,IINux v., 
 1 1 Oxal., Petrol., IRhus, IStram.; with aphasia, 
 ■Bar. m.; left (after apoplexy), Arm, IPlumb.; 
 left, with coldness of part, Coccul. ; left, after 
 diphtheria, INux v.; of left, partial, in chorea, 
 ILach.; in septicaemia, result of dissecting 
 wound, ILach.; left, now and then moves, 
 right arm and leg (tubercular meningitis, hy- 
 drocephalus), I A pis ; left, almost total, IGels.; 
 left, caused by excessive hard work, loss of 
 sleep and overindulgence in tobacco, I I Nuxv.; 
 with numbness, ICaust., ICoccus ; after Nux 
 v. failed, I IXan. ; right side,IApis,l Arm, IBell., 
 Caust., IOp., IRhus, I ISil.; right, with apha- 
 sia, ICanth.; right, after excessive grief, Apis; 
 right, with acute hydrocephalus, IKali iod.; 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
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 right, after labor, apparent total abolition of 
 functions, of voluntary motion and special sen- 
 sation, I I Rhus; right, after mental shock, I Apis; 
 right, with numbness, IRhus; right, partial, 
 with headache, ILach.; right, partial, with 
 numbness (cancer of breast), I Apis ; right, 
 sudden, Apis; paralyzed parts moist with 
 sweat, especially left side, with feeling of 
 heavy load in affected arm and corresponding 
 side of chest, and frequent night sweats, 
 IStann.; with vertigo, ICaust. 
 
 Paralysis, hysterical: IPluinb., ISep. 
 
 Paralysis, incipient: Arg. nit., ICund. ; im- 
 pending danger of local motory (spasm of 
 glottis), I Strain. 
 
 Paralysis, injuries: partial, from concussion of 
 spine and brain, Am.; after striking head 
 against stone wall, I ICalc; from mechanical, 
 I ICurar. ; traumatic, in gouty patients,Alum.; 
 traumatic, muscular, lArn. 
 
 Paralysis, of inner parts : I I Absinth., ICoccul., 
 IDulc; pneumogastric nerve appeared half 
 paralyzed, IGrind. 
 
 Paralysis, labor: after parturition, UPhos., 
 I IRhus. 
 
 Paralysis, legs : jggg** Chap. 33, Legs paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, limbs : j^» Chap. 34, Limbs paral- 
 ysis. 
 
 Paralysis, local : of left nervus abducentis, 
 ICup.ac; of single parts, Anac, IDulc, I IXan. 
 
 Paralysis, lungs : jg^ Chap. 28, Lungs paral- 
 ysis. 
 
 Paralysis, mental condition : after anger, I 
 INux v., Staph.; from anger or emotions, i 
 I I Natr. m. ; from emotion, Am., I llgn. , INatr. I 
 m., IStann.; after mental exertion, combined J 
 with sedentary habits, IXuxv.; with imbe- 
 cility, I Anac. oc; of the insane, I ICalab., 
 •Chloral., Crotal.; with mental listlessness, 
 INux m.; with melancholy, lAmb.; after vio- 
 lent fits of passion, I INatr. m.; preceded by 
 mental derangement, I Plumb. 
 
 Paralysis, muscular: ICalab., ICon., ICrot,, 
 ■Gels., IKali br., Nitr. sp. d.,1 l01eand.,IPhyt,, 
 Uran. n.; affects first abdominal muscles, then 
 those having insertion in chest, then those of 
 neck, lastly of sphincters of bladder and rec- 
 tum, Bar. c; in paralysis of bladder, ICic; 
 particularly extensors, lArs., IPlumb.; afraid 
 of falling, Amyg.; paralytic weakness, espe- 
 cially those of feet, Bell.; partial, of all invol- 
 untary, Gels.; in syphilitic periostitis, IKali 
 iod.; commonly preceded by twitching or 
 trembling (multiple sclerosis), I ICalab.; volun- 
 tary muscles, especially those of arms and legs, 
 IColch.; of voluntary muscles, in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, ICalc; incomplete palsy of 
 voluntary muscles, I Anac; from weakness of 
 will power (false labor pain), I Gels. 
 
 Paralysis, neuralgia: after neuralgia, lArs., ; 
 I INatr. m.; shooting, darting, intense tear- 
 ing pains in tracks of larger nerves, the parts \ 
 emaciated, I IPlumb. 
 
 Paralysis, of old people : IBar. c, IKali c, 
 IIOp.; general (apoplexy), IBar. c; in an old 
 woman, control over stools and urine long j 
 completely lost, lEquiset.; particularly old | 
 women, general, of voluntary muscles, first j 
 peripheral nerve, finally spinal cord, Con. 
 
 Paralysis, painful: Agar/, Arn. 
 
 Paralysis, paraplegia : lArs., Chin, s., ICina, 
 ICoccul., Form., IGels., Laur., INux v., 
 
 I IPlumb., ISec, -Tereb.; following apoplexy 
 five years previously, unable to stand or rise, 
 IRhus ; with morbus Brightii, Canth.; from 
 congestion of lumbar part of cord, Agar. ; pre- 
 ceded by cramps and muscular pains, Sec; 
 from debilitating causes, 1 1 Arg. nit.; with 
 hunger, I I Cina ; hysterical, llgn. ; partial, 
 with involuntary stools, after miscarriage, 
 I I Sul. ; in nervous debilitated persons, Coc- 
 cul.; after concussion of spine, Con.; in a girl 
 who was being treated by an extension appa- 
 ratus for curvature of spine, I I Rhus ; with 
 congestion or retroversion of uterus after 
 childbirth, MCaulo. 
 
 Paralysis, paroxysmal : I I Plumb.; two attacks, 
 each at 2 a.m., I I Strain. 
 
 Paralysis, periphery: commencing at, progress- 
 ing towards centre, ICup. m. 
 
 Paralysis, from poisoning : Apis, Ars., Bapt., 
 Crotal., Gels., Lach., Mur. ac, Rhus ; arseni- 
 cal, ICinch., Ferr. m., Graph., IHep., INux v.; 
 lead, I Ars., Cup. m., IOp., IPlat.; mercurial, 
 I IHep., INitr. ac, Staph., Strain., ISul. 
 
 Paralysis, progressive : consecutive, generally 
 onesided, Ferr.; creeping, course slow, IKali 
 ph.; gradually appearing, HCaust.; in loco- 
 motor ataxia, ICaust., Curar., Fluor, ac, IGels., 
 
 I INatr. s.; locomotor ataxy, from alcoholism, 
 INux v. ; locomotor ataxy, if disease was oc- 
 casioned by exposure to cold and wet, and in 
 rheumatic subjects, Nux m.; slow and insidi- 
 ous, IKali c jgggT Chap. 31, Spinal cord 
 atrophy, paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, of rectum : j^ r> Chap. 20, Rectum 
 paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, rheumatic : Ant. t., I Arn., Bar. c, 
 IBry., • Calc p., Canth., Caulo., Cinch., Colch., 
 Coccul., Ferr. m., Form., IGels., IKali in., 
 ILyc, IRhus, Ruta, ISul.; acute, Ferr. ph.; in 
 gouty patients, Alum.; muscular, IColch.; 
 from getting wet, or lying on damp ground, 
 
 I I Rhus. 
 
 Paralysis, in scarlatina: I Apis, IGels. 
 
 Paralysis, sensory: IPhos.; with affections of 
 urinary organs, Cub. g^gr Nerves anaesthesia. 
 
 Paralysis, sexual condition : increased sexual 
 desire, IPhos.; sexual erethism, ISil.; after 
 sexual excesses, ICalc, INux v., I IPhos., 
 1 1 Rhus ; from sexual excess, or other nervous 
 exhaustion, I INatr. m.; from exhaustion of 
 spinal cord by sexual excesses, IKali br.; after 
 onanism, ICalc, ICinch., IStann.; threaten- 
 ing, with waning of sexual desire from over- 
 indulgence, ISul, 
 
 Paralysis, sleep : after night-watching in sick 
 chamber, I llgn. 
 
 Paralysis, sweat : from checked foot sweat, 
 ISil., Zinc; after sudden suppression of sweat, 
 particularly foot sweat, by getting wet, IColch. 
 
 Paralysis, temperature : dependent upon ex- 
 tremes, ILach. 
 
 Paralysis, of tongue : j|^ Chap. 11, Tongue 
 paralysis. 
 
 Paralysis, trembling : preceded by, IPlumb. 
 g^° agitans. 
 
 Paralysis, with vertigo : Acet. ac, ICaust.; for 
 a long time before paralysis, Oleand. 
 
 Paralysis, from worms : ICina, IStann. 
 
 RESTLESSNESS: IIAcon., lAilanth., Aloe, 
 Arab., I lAmyl., Anac, Ananth., I lAnthrac, 
 Anthrok., Ant. chl., Ant. sul. aur., 1 1 Ant. t., 
 II Apis, Apoc, I Arg. nit., IIArs., Ars. h., Ars. 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 s. f., Ars. s. r., Arum t., lAsaf., Aurant., Aur. 
 mur. nat., Bar. c, IBell., Bov.,Bry., Cadm. s., 
 ICalc, Calc. p., ICamph., ICarbo v., ICaulo., 
 
 t HCham., 1 1 Chin, s., Chloral., Chlorof., 
 ICinch., Codein., HCoff., ICroc, ICrotal., 
 Crot. t., ICub., Cup. ars., Cup. m., Cypr., 
 ■Dig., Dory., IDulc., Eucal., lEup. pur., 
 IIFerr., IFerr. mur., Guarana, IHam., IHell., 
 IHelon., IHep., Hippoz., IIKali br., I I Kali 
 ph., ILach., ILaur., ILyc, Lyss., IIMagn. c, 
 Meph., Merc, sul., IMez., IMosch., IMur. ac, 
 Myr. cer., Natr. a., INatr. m., INatr. s., INux 
 m., I INux v., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., 
 Plant., 1 1 Plumb., I I Pod., IPsor. , Ptel., IPuls., 
 IIRhus, IRhus v.,Samb., USec, ISep., ISil., 
 ISpig., I IStann., IStram., ISul., ITarant., Tell., 
 I ITuberc, Vacc, IVer. $^~ fidgety. 
 
 Restlessness, abdomen : in colic, IIColoc; colic, 
 three attendants required to keep him in bed, 
 I ILach.; neuralgia of intestines, IGels.; after 
 pain, IHam.; spasmodically contractive, cut- 
 ting, 1 1 Plumb. 
 
 Restlessness, abortion : threatened, I Cham. 
 
 Restlessness, abscess : after vaccination, lApis. 
 
 Restlessness, in afternoon : IBell. ; 4 to 6 p.m., 
 ICarbo v. 
 
 Restlessness, in arms : $^ x - Chap. 32, Arms 
 restlessness. 
 
 Restlessness, back : in myelitis, IDulc. 
 
 Restlessness, bladder : in cystitis, IHell. 
 
 Restlessness, brain : in hydrocephalus, lApis ; 
 in meningitis, Carbol. ac. 
 
 Restlessness, breathing: in asthma, I Dig.; suf- 
 focative attacks nightly, ISamb. 
 
 Restlessness, in catarrh : Con. 
 
 Restlessness, chest: heaviness, Amm. m.; op- 
 pression, IPsor. 
 
 Restlessness, children : irritation of brain due 
 to dentition, I Cup. ac; constipation of suck- 
 lings, I Apis ; crying, with retention of urine 
 from cold, 1 1 Aeon.; in dentition, IIRheum; 
 with screaming, HCham. 
 
 Restlessness, with chill: I IKreo., IRhus. 
 
 Restlessness, with chilliness : INatr. m. 
 
 Restlessness, cholera: I ICamph., ICup. m., 
 IVer.; infantum, • Coff. t.; sporadic, ITabac 
 
 Restlessness, circulation : excitement, in even- 
 ing, ILyc 
 
 Restlessness, copper : if there is copper about 
 his room, Lyss. 
 
 Restlessness, after confinement: six weeks 
 after, in hydrogenoid constitution, I I Natr. s. 
 
 Restlessness, convulsions : before attack, 
 IMosch.; between attacks, ICup. in. 
 
 Restlessness, cough : caused by heat and titil- 
 lation in larynx before.cough (consumption), 
 ■ Kali bi.; with cough, Ant. c, Ant.t., IBapt. ; 
 with crowing inspiration (whooping cough), 
 IMosch. 
 
 Restlessness, by day : 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., I IMen- 
 yanth. 
 
 Restlessness, with delirium : IIHyos., IVer.; at 
 night, IMerc sul. 
 
 Restlessness, with diarrhoea : ICrot.t.,IRheum ; 
 chronic, IColoc; first days after confinement, 
 I Rheum. 
 
 Restlessness, in diphtheria : lApis, Arum t., 
 IKali bi., Lac c, ILyc. 
 
 Restlessness, ears : disturbed by least noise 
 (erysipelas erratica), IHydras.; in otitis, 
 I IMerc 
 
 Restlessness, eruption : in a child, IPsor.; in 
 
 crusta lactea, IRhus ; with cutaneous dis- 
 ease, Apis; in pemphigus, 1 1 Ran. b.; pem- 
 phigus foliaceous, indescribable, child could 
 obtain no ease in any position, 1 1 Thuya; be- 
 fore red rash after confinement seventh day, 
 ICalc 
 
 Restlessness, in evening: ICaust., Phos. ac, 
 Rumex ; unless he exerts himself mentally, 
 INatr. c 
 
 Restlessness, eyes: after removal of cataract 
 by Greefe's method (iridio-choroiditis suppu- 
 rativa traumatica), I IRhus ; suppurative cho- 
 roiditis in right eye, after a needle operation 
 for cataract, 1 1 Phyt. 
 
 Restlessness, face : anxious, lAcon., lArs., 
 I IKali iod.; erysipelas, I IStram., INux v.; 
 red, I Aeon., IKali iod. 
 
 Restlessness, in fever: 1 1 Aeon., Anac, I Ars., 
 ICham., IRhus, Vacc; drawing and pressure 
 in forehead, in evening, while walking, 
 
 I I Ran. b. ; during heat, Stram.; in intermit- 
 tent, llpec, Lye; during, at night, in inter- 
 mittent, I IRhus; from midnight to 3 a.m., 
 Med.; in puerperal, ICham., IVer. v.; with 
 thirst, I I Pod.; after typhoid (nervous affec- 
 tion), IManc; in typhoid, IVer.; typhoid, 
 constant moving, thrusting out one leg, then 
 drawing it up, IVer. v.; in typhus, I Agar., 
 IIArs., IBapt., ICamph., IChlor. , Crotal.; mo- 
 tion of head and limbs constant, trunk lies 
 still on account of too great weakness, 
 typhus, I Ars.; up and down every few hours, 
 MLac c. Bi^heat; also Chap. 40, Heat 
 restlessness. 
 
 Restlessness, fidgety: Aurant., Osm., I IPuls., 
 ■Sep., ISil., MSumb., Zing.; in erysipelas, 
 
 I I Apis; desire to be doing something (ante- 
 desquamative stage of Bright' s disease), IHe- 
 lon.; while sitting at work, IIGraph.; uncon- 
 trollable, I IKali br.; varices, Apis. 
 
 i@^ Chap. 33, Feet and Legs restlessness. 
 
 Restlessness, in forenoon : lAct. rac. 
 
 Restlessness, with gangrene : lArs., IHyos. 
 
 Restlessness, in headache : IBell., Coloc, 
 ISyph.; obliging one to leave bed, with ach- 
 ing and sensation of compression in forehead, 
 IColoc; nervous, Daph.; pressive in forehead, 
 worse by motion, ISul. 
 
 Restlessness, heart : nervous, with lame feeling 
 in left side of chest, near cardiac region, 
 worse from motion, and particularly^ during 
 expiration (angina pectoris), I IPhyt.; in peri- 
 carditis, IColch. 
 
 Restlessness, with heat: Bov., Chim. m., 
 I INux v.; mostly in afternoon, Ruta; burn- 
 ing, lAcon., lArs., IPhos.; burning, in even- 
 ing, frequently on right side, Mosch.; dry, in 
 croup, I Aeon., I ISamb.; severe, long-lasting, 
 dry, ISec; ebullitions, Aloe, Phos. ac; with 
 fever, Mane; in head, Ruta; internal, 
 ■Bar. c; at night, Bry.; from want of air and 
 heat of room, with high fever, I IPuls.; wants 
 all windows and doors open (three days after 
 parturition) , ILyc 
 
 Restlessness, hemorrhage : lAcon., IFerr. ; be- 
 fore haemoptysis, ITereb.; uterine, I Apis. 
 
 Restlessness, with hemorrhoids : IColoc. 
 
 Restlessness, with hernia : ICepa. 
 
 Restlessness, hurried feeling : IHyos.; as if she 
 must attend to some important duties, but 
 cannot (dysentery), ILil. tig.; does every- 
 thing hurriedly, Sul. ac. 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
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 Restlessness, in influenza : with pains in fore- 
 head or maxillary sinuses, IPuls. 
 
 Restlessness, injuries : after bite of dog, ICu- 
 rar.; after a fall, I Hyper. 
 
 Restlessness, internal : SiL; extending to inner 
 parts, Ang.; with contracted pupils and press- 
 ing headache, Rheum ; causes sleeplessness, 
 Ign., ILach. 
 
 Restlessness, kidneys : in nephralgia, I I Op. 
 
 Restlessness, labor: between pains, Cup. m.; 
 during, Chlorof. 
 
 Restlessness, in legs : g@* Chap. 33, Legs 
 restless. 
 
 Restlessness, liver : painful, Calc. fi. 
 
 Restlessness, in measles: ICaps., IFerr. ph., 
 Viol. 
 
 Restlessness, menses: before, Con., IKreo., 
 ISul.; during, ICalc, IStram., IVib. ; during, at 
 night, Uran. n. ; with menstrual colic, llPuls.; 
 moving about in bed, severe, cramping bear- 
 ing-down pains in uterus, almost unbearable, 
 I IVib.; in dysmenorrhea, ICycl.; in dys- 
 menorrhcea, chorealike, I ITarant.; irregular, 
 ■Dig.; in menorrhagia, I Apis ; after menor- 
 rhagia, IGels.; suppressed, IColoc. 
 
 Restlessness, mental condition : agitated, to- 
 wards evening (after wound on head), ILed.; 
 from anxiety, IChel.; with anxiety 1 1 Aeon.', 
 IIArs., (Jalap., UPhos., IPlumb., Sabad., 
 llSpong.; anxiety, as if some evil impended, 
 worse at night, with precordial anguish 
 (melancholia), IMerc; with anxiety of heart 
 .and mind, I IPsor.; anxiety, sleepless, I IPuls. ; 
 anxiety, with palpitation, worse on motion or 
 ascending, I lAspar.; anxiety, especially dur- 
 ing a thunderstorm, worse from music, INatr. 
 •c; must busy herself about something, though 
 nothing gives her pleasure (hysteria) , ITherid . ; 
 as if he had committed some crime (mania), 
 I I Merc. ; as if he had committed a crime, or 
 if some calamity impended, drove her from 
 one place to another, I I Rhus ; in erotomania, 
 I I Plat.; fear of getting crazy, IChel.; fear of 
 future, Bry.; disinclination to work, after- 
 wards busy, but fortgetful, Calad.; after fright, 
 llgn.; hypochondriac, Asaf.; with irritability, 
 ■Choral.; in mania, lArs.; with melancholy, 
 IPlumb.; moaning (measles), I Aeon.; wants 
 to run away (epilepsy), ICaust. ; with weep- 
 ing, Rheum ; from worry and grief, I Kali br. 
 g^^ Hysteria, Nervousness ; also Chap. 1, 
 Restlessness, Uneasiness. 
 
 Restlessness, in morning : anxiety, I I Zinc; on 
 awaking, ICina ; difficult breathing, Calc. a. 
 
 Restlessness, motion : moving about, Bism., 
 IKaliiod.; activity notwithstanding nausea, 
 giddiness, etc., Lye. vir.; painful in bed, must 
 get up and walk about for relief (enteralgia), 
 ICycl.; driving out of bed, ICup. m.; wants to 
 go from bed to bed, IIArs., IRhus, ISep.; 
 movements of whole body, I IStram.; con- 
 stantly changes position, liicon., Tabac; de- 
 .sire to change position, Bry., IChel., Con., 
 I ISep.; desire to change place or to get out of 
 bed and walk (after injection of nitrate of sil- 
 ver for gonorrhoea), I I Tarant.; desires a change 
 which is painful, IBry., INatr. s.; change of 
 place, worse evening and night, IMerc; fre- 
 quent changing of position , ■Mur. ac; changes 
 position every moment, his friends call him a 
 quicksilver man (neurosis cordis), lAur. mur. ; 
 continual, in headache, lArg. nit. ; wants to 
 
 be continually moving, IHelon.; no rest any- 
 where, day or night, SuL; desire to move 
 while telling her story, walks about room 
 nervously pulling and rubbing fingers, I ISul.; 
 drives from place to place, lArs., IBell., ICalc. 
 p., ICed., ILach., Lyss.; fitful, with giddiness, 
 I Kali br.; must move from place to place, 
 with intense headache, Tarant.; with moan- 
 ing (inflammatory condition of brain), 
 I IStram.; must move constantly, I Apis, lArs., 
 Canth.,Hippom.,IIod.,IKalibr.,Kreo.,IIRhus ; 
 motion aggravates pain (pleurisy), I Aeon.; 
 moves from place to place, in typhus, IBapt.; 
 moves body, especially hands and feet, cannot 
 stay long in any position, IBell.; could not 
 remain one moment in the same posture, to- 
 wards evening, IMerc viv.; inability to keep 
 quiet, Tromb.; worse in repose, I IKreo.; noth- 
 ing seemed right, when sitting wanted to lie, 
 when lying wanted to sit, Jamb.; cannot re- 
 main seated, runs around, creeps on hands 
 and feet (cystitis), lArs.; could not sit long, 
 even when lying was constantly moving feet, 
 ISul.; must move slowly about, IFerr.; cannot 
 keep still, although there is great desire to do 
 so, Eup. perf.; cannot keep still, but feels bet- 
 ter by clutching hands very tight, Med.; could 
 not keep still, with occipital headache, 
 I I Zinc. ; has to spend hours in street or open 
 air (angina pectoris), lAur. mur.; must walk, 
 Ind.; must walk, afterrevaccination,l I Thuya; 
 walked round and round in a circle, Bell.; 
 walks up and down, IMerc. cor. ; could not 
 keep quiet anywhere or in any position, felt 
 that he must keep in motion though walking 
 aggravated all symptoms, ITarant.; yet does 
 not want to walk, ILil. tig.; wants to be in 
 motion the whole time (dentition), I IKreo.; 
 worse from motion, better lying quiet, 
 iCanth. 
 
 Restlessness, muscles : in all voluntary, Agar. 
 
 Restlessness, with nausea: Alum., IColch., 
 I Lac def. 
 
 Restlessness, at night: Ant. t., I Apis, Apoc, 
 IIArs., Arum t., Ascl. t. , "Atrop. s., IBell., 
 ■Cist., Coccus, Cupr. s., ICycl., IGuaiac,ILac 
 c ,ILvc, Lvss. , Med., I IMerc, Niccol., 101. jec, 
 I Op., Poly p., IRheum, IRhus, IISul.,1 ITuberc, 
 Urt. ur., Vespa, Vinca ; all night, I I^Esc h.; 
 after going to bed, I I Mur. ac; in inflammation 
 of brain, IMerc. viv.; in bronchial or vesical 
 catarrh, ICop.; children, IBor. , ICina, ICinch., 
 IRheum ; could not keep clothes over her, 
 Lace; after concussion, lArn.; in consump- 
 tion, llod. ; with much rough and hard coughs 
 ing (spurious croup), I I Kali m. ; in denti- 
 tion, ICoca ; in difficult dentition, IPhyt.; in 
 diabetes mellitus, ILact, ac; with dreams, 
 Absin.; with disagreeable dreams in eczema, 
 ■Petrol.; as from frightful dreams, calls for 
 mother often, (Staph.; with horrid dreams, 
 I I Iber. ; on account of great excitement, 
 with very vivid and in part anxious dreams, 
 starting up, till after midnight, IMar. v.; 
 as soon as she closes eyes, in evening, in bed, 
 ■Magn. in.; with fever and aching distress in 
 large joints, I I Polyp.; forepart, JEsc h.; fore- 
 part, in keratitis pustulosa, I ISul.; in diseased 
 submaxillary gland, IKali iod. ; from heat 
 and anxiety, IMerc cor.; in bed, hysterical 
 subjects, llgn.; from constant flow of ideas, 
 Cinnab.; before menses, IKali c; after mid- 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 night, IINitr. ac; after midnight, with heat 
 and profuse sweat, Sabina; 3 a.m., Niccol.; 
 until 3 a.m., constantly changing position, 
 particularly as soon as pillow becomes warm, 
 Chin, a.; till 4 a.m., then restless sleep for a 
 few hours (syphilitic neuralgia), I ISyph.; 
 after 4 a.m., Tromb.; from 12 p.m. till morn- 
 ing, with constriction in diaphragm, Merc, 
 iod. rub.; worse after midnight, IIArs.; espe- 
 cially before midnight, IPhos.; beginning at 
 8 p.m., IMerc. sol.; has to be moved often to 
 get relief, I Rhus ; nervous, with fever from 
 midnight to 3 a.m., Med.; pains drive him out 
 of bed, IPhyt.; in incipient phthisis, I IRu- 
 mex ; in pneumonia, I ISul.; impossibility to 
 keep long in one position, Syph.; worse at 
 night, compelled to change position continu- 
 ally, Niccol.; in pulmonary disease, ILyc; in 
 rheumatism, lArs.; in scabies, IHep.; with 
 shivering, Uran. n.; after shivering, Ast. r.; 
 singultus, IStram.; could neither sleep nor 
 lie, Lact. ac; with spasms, IZinc; with stu- 
 pidity in evening, Lyss. ; in incipient tuber- 
 cular disease, I ITuberc; in typhus, I Apis ; 
 followed by vomiting, I ISul.; continues for 
 weeks, IRan. b. f$^~ Chap. 37, During sleep 
 restlessness ; also Sleeplessness. 
 
 Restlessness, ovary: boring or tensive pain, 
 causing her to draw up double, IColoc. 
 
 Restlessness, with pain : lAcon., ICham., ICoff., 
 IPhyt.; after anger, IIColoc. 
 
 Restlessness, with palpitation : Aur. mur., 
 Bov.; especially at night (Basedow's disease), 
 I ISpong. 
 
 Restlessness, periodic : every four weeks, 
 ICon. 
 
 Restlessness, during pregnancy: Amb., I INux 
 m.; in last months, IColch. 
 
 Restlessness, pricking : in skin, Chen. v. 
 
 Restlessness, in rheumatism ; I I Act. sp., I Ant. 
 t., IIRhus; accute articular, Hod. 
 
 Restlessness, rolling : in bed, in dysentery, 
 IMerc. cor. ; from side to side, in bed, TrLach. 
 g^gr tossing. 
 
 Restlessness, in scarlatina : I Apis, 1 1 Arum t., 
 ICalc, ILac c, INux m., I IPhyt.; of whole, 
 body, except feet, IMur.; day and night, 
 IHep.; in typhoid, lAilanth. 
 
 Restlessness, sitting: when sitting long, ISil; 
 if she attempts to sit down and work, lias al- 
 ternate twitching in arms and legs, Lyss. 
 
 Restlessness, sleep : fi^ Chap. 37, Sleep rest- 
 lessness. 
 
 Restlessness, in smallpox : ISarrac. 
 
 Restlessness, stomach : burning to chest, Mang.; 
 in dyspepsia, I Arg. nit.; in gastralgia, ICham.; 
 before gastromalacia, IKreo.; in gastromala- 
 cia, IMerc. d.; neuralgia, IIRanc. b.; caused 
 by constant pressure, at night, ICina. 
 
 Restlessness, stretching : of arms and legs, 
 with pain in back, ILach.; disposition to, 
 Plumb., IRhus. Jg@~ Chap. 34, Limb, 
 stretching ; also Chap. 37, Yawning. 
 
 Restlessness, stupor: Tereb.; alternates with 
 apathy at night (influenza), lAnt. t. ; w r ith 
 somnolence (malignant scarlatina), I IStram. 
 
 Restlessness, sweat : Lachn.; worse by sweat 
 (scarlatina), IMerc. 
 
 Restlessness, throwing himself about : ICoff., 
 IKali iod., Lachn., IMez.; in asthma Millari, 
 ■Cup. m.; in bed, Cupr. s.; with colic, IIColoc; 
 in inflammation of liver, IMerc; wants to 
 
 rise (typhoid), 1 1 Puis.; sat up in bed, then 
 threw himself upon it (acute articular rheu- 
 matism), Hod.; in scarlatina, ICup. ac. ; to one 
 side, then to the other, Bell. jj@* tossing, 
 about. 
 
 Restlessness, tossing about : 1 1 Aeon., Ant. t., 
 lArs., lArum t., Ast. r., IBell., Camph., ICup. 
 m., lEup. pur., ILach., Lachn., Lyss., IMerc, 
 ■Mur. ac, Pod., I IRan. sc, IRhus, IStram., 
 IThuya, Val.; cutting contractive pains in 
 abdomen , better from rubbing or hard press- 
 ure, IPlumb. ; in agony (ovarian tumor), 
 ■Coloc; anxious, with short unrefreshing 
 naps, I I Sec; tossing before attack, Asaf.; 
 when awake, ICina ; in cholera, ICup. m., 
 ■Phos. ac; in sporadic cholera, MVer. ; in 
 colic, I INux v.; in colic of children, llpec; 
 with coldness, Tereb.; w T ith cough, lArn.;; 
 with cries and tears, from pain, IPuls.; diar- 
 rhoea in children, llpec; from evening until 
 after midnight (metrorrhagia), I I Trill.; with 
 fever, Vacc; during fever at night (inter- 
 mittent fever), IIRhus; in intermittent, 
 ICoff., Lye ; in bed and on floor for two hours,, 
 with rising from stomach into throat, Magn. 
 m.; in gastralgia, ICham.; with febrile heat, 
 ■Coff.; during labor, ICoff. t.; in meningitis,. 
 ISpong.; before midnight, cannot sleep, Coral.; 
 at night, Bell., IOp.; at night, with diarrhoea 
 of infants, I Jalap.; at night, full of fancies, 
 ■Cham.; worse at 2 or 3 a.m. (scarlet fever), 
 ■Kali c; in pneumonia, I IPuls.; in pneu- 
 monia and meningitis, I Ant. t.; prosopalgia, 
 I I Plat.; in scarlatina, I Arg. nit.; from side tc* 
 side, lArs., Coff.; from side to side, in quoti- 
 dian, llpec; during sleep, IBell., ■Cleni., 
 ■Natr. m., I ISyph., Ustil.; turning in bed, 
 Iber.; turns from one place to another, IHyos.; 
 turns and changes position when lying (rheu- 
 matism), I IRuta ; turning from weariness and 
 bruised feeling, Tell.; in typhoid, IZinc; in 
 typhus, Cup. m.; cannot get warm, Euphor. 
 g^° throwing about. 
 
 Restlessness, tobacco : after smoking, Calad. 
 
 Restlessness, throat : as if from pain, in tonsil- 
 litis, IMerc iod. flav.; with enlongated uvula, 
 ILac c 
 
 Restlessness, in toothache : 1 1 Aeon., ICham., 
 Coff.; throbbing, worse from warm drink, 
 ■Natr. s. 
 
 Restlessness, tremulous : IPlat. 
 
 Reslessness, walking : jg^* motion. 
 
 Restlessness, weakness: after bloodletting, 
 ■Bism.; with haemoptysis, I IPhos. ac; with 
 prostration, IIArs., IColch. , Lyss. 
 
 Restlessness, worms : at night, ascarides, worse 
 from warmth of bed, IMar. v.; excitable, boy 
 in worm fever, I IStann. 
 
 Restlessness, yawning : great disposition, 
 Plumb. ; and stretching of arms and legs, with 
 pain in back, ILach. giT stretching. 
 
 STARTING: Ang., TrAtrop. s., IIBell., ICalc, 
 ICaust., ICina, llgn., ILyc, Lyss., IOp., 
 Samb., Spong., Strain., Zinc. Jg^* easily 
 startled. 
 
 Starting, body : with delirium, INatr. m.; sud- 
 den, with jerking, and roaring in ears, ICalc; 
 felt through, Colch.; spasmodic, through (pros- 
 opalgia), I IStram.; frequent, in upper part, 
 ■Natr. m., ■Nitr. ac, (Sep.; frequent, of up- 
 per part, in chorea, Thuya, 
 
 Starting, brain : affections, ICup. in.; irritation, 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1035 
 
 ICup. ac; sudden, with cerebral affections 
 (scarlatina), ISul. 
 Starting, children : IBell., ISul.; in dentition, 
 
 I Cham. 
 
 Starting, concussive : alternating with trem- 
 blings and convulsions, IHyos. 
 
 Starting, convulsive : in cholera Asiatica, 
 ICup. m.; every evening, at 9, Lyss.; violent, 
 
 I I Arg. met. 
 
 Starting, in diarrhoea : ICup. ac. 
 
 Starting, in dropsy : Aur. mur. 
 
 Starting, easily startled: Alum., Bar. in., Bell., 
 Bufo.,Calc, Camph., Caust., ICoccul., INatr. 
 m., INitr. ac, IPsor., I ISul.; in dysentery, 
 ICarbo v.; in headache, Bry.; in infants, 
 ICham.; in parenchymatous metritis, I I Lac 
 c; in palpitation, ICoccul.; rash, after con- 
 finement, ICup. m.; especially if touched, 
 IKali c. 
 
 Starting, feet : at every trifle, making feet feel 
 heavy, Spong. 
 
 Starting, heart : news coming to her seems to 
 touch her heart before she hears it, IMed. 
 
 Starting, mental condition especially on exert- 
 ing mind, with tremulous feeling, especially 
 in upper limbs, Vinca ; tearfulness, IVer.; 
 from fright, I Arm; as from fright, Con.; sud- 
 denly, as from fright (delirium tremens), 
 MStram.; with fright, hearing too acute, 
 Calend. 
 
 Starting, muscles : in single, Anthrac. 
 8gp" Twitching. 
 
 Starting, noise : at every noise, 1 1 Kali iod.; 
 painful sensitiveness of hearing, ICon.; at 
 slight noise, IBell., ICoccul., Med., IOp.,ISil.; 
 on sudden noise, I I Kali ph., Lyss.; by unusual 
 sounds, a distant shot, an anxious cry, hawk- 
 ing, sneezing, etc., Bor. 
 
 Starting, pain : as from sharp pain (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), I Apis. 
 
 Starting, with palpitation : Camph. 
 
 Starting, screaming : I Gels. 
 
 Starting, shock : as if electricity had passed 
 through body, with air of affright and a loud 
 shriek, Strain.; sudden, electric, at night, 
 while lying awake, Euphor. 
 
 Starting, during sleep : JS^gT Chap. 37, During 
 sleep starting. 
 
 Starting, when spoken to: I IPtel.; violent, 
 even when name is called, Sul.; in tertian 
 ague, llgn. 
 
 Starting, on being touched : I IKali p.; in in- 
 termittent, ICoccul. 
 
 Starting, tremulous : Cham. 
 
 Starting, uterus : in metritis, Canth. 
 
 Starting, with vertigo : Aloe. 
 
 Starting, with worms : ICina. 
 
 TREMBLING: Agar., Amm. c, IIAmyl., 
 I I Apis, 1 1 Arg. nit., IIArs., Ars. h., Asaf., 
 Astac, Aurant., IBell., rBism., Brom.,Calab., 
 ICalc, ICamph., Canth., 7rCarbol. ac, ICaust., 
 ICic, ICoca, IICoccul., ICodein.,ICoff.,Coff. t., 
 Colch., Cop., ICrotal., Diad., Diosc, Hep., 
 Ilris, Uac, IKali c, IILach., Lil. tig., Lye 
 vir., Mar .v., Med., IMerc, IMerc cor.,IMosch., 
 Mvgale, IINitr. ac, I lOleand., IIOp., IPallad., 
 IPetrol., Phell., IPhos. ac, IPhyt,, IPlat., 
 IPlumb.,IRhus, Samb.,1 ISul.,ITabac,Yespa. 
 
 Trembling, abdomen : in muscles, Daph. 
 
 Trembling, in afternoon : about 3 p.m. (gastral- 
 gia), IINuxw; every day, 3 to 4 p.m., Asaf.; 
 she can scarcely speak, Lyss. 
 
 ; Trembling, arms : j^g* Chap. 32, Arms trem- 
 bling. 
 I Trembling, asthma: lArg. nit., ICarbo v. 
 ! Trembling, back: Eup. perf. ; in myelitis, 
 ■Strain.; from occiput, through back, to legs, 
 which feel as if asleep (myelitis), ICalab. ; in 
 multiple sclerosis, 1 1 Calab. 
 
 Trembling of whole body : Ant, t., I Arg. nit, 
 Ars., Ars. s. f., Ars. s. r., Bell., I IChel., ICoc- 
 cul., IFerr., IIGels., I IKali br., INatr. m., 
 INatr. s., IPhos., ISep., IStrain., ISul. ac, 
 IVer.; first in abdomen, with stiffness and 
 numbness (rheumatism and palpitation), 
 TrCact, ; in remittent neuralgia of chest, I I Sul.; 
 in delirium tremens, IHyos.; in diarrhoea, 
 ISul. ac; in eye disease, lArg. nit.; thinks 
 she will faint or sink from weakness, IILach.; 
 in puerperal fever, 1 1 Puis.; in yellow fever, 
 IILach.; frequent and sudden attacks, with 
 weakness, lassitude and desire to sleep, 1 1 Ferr. ; 
 in haematemesis, I IXatr. m.; from head to 
 foot, Acet. ac; in jaundice, before attack, 
 I Arg. nit,; with jerking and twitching in 
 limbs, IOp.; all over, had to lie down, Iber.; 
 worse lying on left side, better lying on back, 
 Kalm. ; through all nerves, Calab.; in nerves, 
 especially in epigastrium, with motion up 
 and down in nerves, like waves, with nausea 
 and faintness, Calab.; from a loud noise or 
 sudden unexpected motion (neuropathia), 
 I IKali ars.; after playing on piano a short 
 time, must lie down, IXatr. c; worse in pel- 
 vic region (phthisis), IKali c; seized on every 
 part, ICamph.; in prosopalgia, I IVer.; quiv- 
 ering, Lyss. ; violent all over, with screaming, 
 llgn.; in tobacco poisoning, IIXuxv.; in ty- 
 phus, lAgar. ; while walking, Lact. ac; of 
 whole body, tCarb. s., Inul. 
 
 Trembling, brain : in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 iCup.ac ; follows intense pain, Zinc. 
 
 Trembling, with chills: Anag., ICham., ICroc, 
 Eup. perf., Merc. iod. flaw; during evening, 
 Plat.; particularly of head, during internal 
 (intermittent), ICoccul.; as in severe, ILaur.; 
 with shivering, ICina ; even near warm 
 stove, ICina. 
 
 Trembling, with chilliness: IPetrol., IIPuls.; 
 as if chilly, IZinc; with internal, Agnus. 
 
 Trembling, "circulation : excitement, in even- 
 ing, I Lye 
 
 Trembling, at climacteric period : IKali br. 
 
 Trembling, with coldness: Bufo., IMerc viw, 
 Mosch., IXux m.j IOp. 
 
 Trembling, constitution: young persons, from 
 emotional or phvsical causes (myelitis) r 
 ICalab. 
 
 Trembling, convalescence : as if recovering: 
 from sickness, Bapt. 
 
 Trembling, convulsions : Oxal. ac; alternate, 
 with concussive startings, IHyos.; follows al- 
 ternate tonic and clonic, ITabae; trembling 
 precedes epileptic, Absin.; with opisthotonos, 
 IOp.; puerperal, 1 1 Op. 
 
 Trembling, convulsive : Bar. m.; in meningi- 
 tis cerebro-spinalis, 1 1 Tarant, ; from worms, 
 ISabad. 
 
 Trembling, coughing : during cough, Dros., 
 I IPhos. ; after, ICup. m. 
 
 Trembling, delirium : after delirium tremens, 
 ICed. ; in wild delirium, in typhoid, 1 1 Val. 
 
 Trembling, with diarrhoea : HCinch. . 
 
 Trembling, in diphtheria : ICrotal. 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 Trembling, disease : as if some severe disease 
 were going to attack him, lArg. nit. 
 
 Trembling, drinking: in alcoholism, Ant. t., 
 lArs., ICrotal., ILach., IMagn. p., INux v. 
 
 Trembling, electrified : tremulousness, when 
 he touches anything feels electrified, Alum. 
 
 Trembling, epigastrium : pains at night, Bell. 
 
 Trembling, in evening : Mygale. 
 
 Trembling, exertion : from overexertion, 
 IICoccul.; from slightest, IMerc; worse from 
 slow exercise, IStann.; after walking, in even- 
 ing, Sil.; when working, ISil. 
 
 Trembling, face: in prosopalgia, ICoccul.; bet- 
 ter by bathing in cold water, ICamph.; at 
 • commencement of neuralgia, Sep. 
 
 Trembling, with fainting : INux v. 
 
 Trembling, feeling : jgg^ Chap. 43, Sensation 
 trembling. 
 
 Trembling, fever : during heat, lEup. perf.; in 
 typhoid, Agar., I ICypr., ILyc; with anxiety 
 in body, in typhoid, I INux in.; typhoid, first 
 stage, I Gels.; in typhus, IBapt., Crotal.; in 
 yellow fever, HCarbo v. 
 
 Trembling, fingers: commences in, I IMerc. 
 viv.; shows itself when she extends her fin- 
 gers, worse right side,IIgn. 
 
 Trembling, hands: Bor., Calab., 1 1 Plumb.; bet- 
 ter by bathing in cold water, ICamph.; com- 
 menced in left, worse by mental trouble, I ITa- 
 rant.; when writing, IPhos. ; when he wrote 
 (constipation), I INux v. fl^" Chap. 32, 
 Hands trembling. 
 
 Trembling, head: Ananth., I IPlumb. 
 
 im? 35 Chap. 4, Plead, motion, involuntary. 
 
 Trembling, headache : after headache, Agnus; 
 after congestive, IMelil. 
 
 Trembling, heart : with anguish about heart, 
 Aur. met.; anxiety, IPlumb.; with pain, 
 IIDaph.; with pain, in heart disease, I lOp.; 
 rheumatism, ILach. fl@* Chap. 29, Heart 
 trembling. 
 
 Trembling, heat : I Cist.; followed by heat, one 
 hour in duration, ! IPsor. 
 
 Trembling, with hunger : ICrotal. 
 
 Trembling, in hysteria : ITherid., IVal.; better 
 by eructation, IMagn. m. 
 
 Trembling, internal : Eup. perf.; during chill, 
 llpec; when excited, Abrot. ; in ague, llpec; 
 with fever and faintness, evenings (typhoid), 
 ILach.; from all impressions on body or mind 
 (mercurial rheumatism), IHep.; inner parts, 
 ICamph. ; inner more than outer parts, INux 
 m.; with overexcitement, Petrol. ; with tooth- 
 ache, IChim. umb.; general, even tongue,Med. 
 
 Trembling, of jaw : I Agar., 7rAur. mur.,Cadm. s. 
 8^- Chap. 9, Lower jaw trembling. 
 
 Trembling, joints : Cycl., Mang. 
 
 Trembling, larynx : with aphonia, HCaust. 
 
 Trembling, legs : j^g" Chap. 33, Legs trem- 
 bling. 
 
 Trembling, in leucorrhcea : lAlum. 
 
 Trembling, of limbs : Jjg^° Chap. 34, Limbs 
 trembling. 
 
 Trembling, in lyssophobia : ILyss. 
 
 Trembling, menses : before, INatr. m.; during, 
 INitr. ac, IStram.; after, ICinch.; in dys- 
 menorrhcea, ICoccul., Merc. per. 
 
 Trembling, mental condition : as if some 
 accident would happen, all day, better 
 after going to bed, Magn. c; at least 
 source of agitation (headache), Cann. i.; 
 when unable to satisfy anger, I Aur. met.; 
 
 after being angry, I I Staph.; from anxiety, 
 ICalc, IPuls.; with anxiety, on awaking, 
 Carbo v.; with anxiety and ebullitions of 
 blood, Samb.; anxious, with drowsiness, 
 ICalc; anxious restlessness, iEthus.; caused 
 by every moral emotion, Psor.; caused by 
 every slight emotional excitement, Zinc; 
 from excitement, IICoccul.; after exerting 
 mind, I ICalc; excitability, Val.; fear, with in- 
 ternal chill, ICalc; fear of having an epi- 
 leptic attack, Calad.; from fright, I Aeon., 
 
 I ITarant.; caused by fright and anger, IPlat.; 
 as if child were in a great fright, IStram.; as 
 if child were frightened and on the verge of 
 spasms (meningitis), IVer. v.; after fright, as 
 in chorea, I IStram.; after fright during preg- 
 nancy, llgn.; with fright, Bar. c; as in joyous 
 hope, lAur. met. ; after being insulted and 
 subduing his wrath, 1 1 Staph.; and excitabil- 
 ity, as if agitated by unpleasant news, Alum.; 
 on meeting people, I Aur. met.; while quarrel- 
 ing, INitr. ac; quivering of whole system 
 when approached (chlorosis), 1 1 Sep.; shakes 
 all over at the thought of something to be 
 done, Kali br. ; thinking of his work, Bor.; 
 weakness, Cann. i. 
 
 Trembling, mercurial : IKali br. 
 
 Trembling, in morning : Carbo v.; until after 
 breakfast, ICalc; worse at dawn, IPlat. 
 
 Trembling, motion : from every, Anac 
 
 Trembling, muscles: lAgar., iCon.; in Addi- 
 son's disease, Hod.; in dysmenorrhcea, I ITar- 
 ant.; and jactitation, more or less through 
 entire body (sunstroke), IGlon.; preceding 
 palsy (multiple sclerosis), I I Calab.; in scarla- 
 tina, IZinc; in single muscles, Anthrac; 
 continues for one minute without, waking him 
 from sleep (arachnitis), IChlorof.; with yawn- 
 ing, Oleand. 
 
 Trembling, with nausea: ICalc, Chel., lEup. 
 perf., Vespa ; continuous nausea, Plat. ; in 
 yellow fever, ISul.; shaking for loathing, 
 IKali iod.; shuddering, as though he would 
 vomit, IDulc. 
 
 Trembling, at night : IOp._; after being bitten 
 by dog, ILyss.; after midnight (mental de- 
 rangement), 1 1 Mane 
 
 Trembling, noise: from conversation, A mb.; 
 hvsteria from musical sounds or noises, 
 
 I I Aloe. 
 
 Trembling, nursing : after, Oleand. 
 
 Trembling, with pain : IICoccul., INatr. c; as 
 if beaten, I I Alum.; in chest, I IPsor.; from 
 head to fingers, ICamph. 
 
 Trembling, with palpitation : Aeon., Benz. ac, 
 Calc a. 
 
 Trembling, in paralysis : followed by, INux m., 
 IPlumb.; agitans, better in horizontal posi- 
 tion, I IKhus; shaky, as if from palsy, IKali 
 br. gigg" 5 Paralysis agitans, 
 
 Trembling, in paroxysms : Anthrac, IMerc. 
 
 Trembling, periodical : IIArg. nit. 
 
 Trembling, riding : while riding, in hypochon- 
 driasis, lArg. nit. 
 
 Trembling, on rising : from bed, especially in 
 knees, Rhus. 
 
 Trembling, in sciatica : Kali bi. 
 
 Trembling, sensitiveness: acuteness of all 
 senses, I Cup. m. 
 
 Trembling, sexual condition : after abuse, 
 IPhos.; at thought of coition, IKreo. ; volup- 
 tuousness, with sadness, ICalc 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1037 
 
 Trembling, sleep : Con., Rheum ; wakes at 
 night, Samb.; awakes with, as if he had been 
 frightened, IMerc.; on awaking, IDulc.; when 
 aroused, Variol.; children wake in evening, 
 IIGina. 
 
 Trembling, speech: stammering, IMerc. v. 
 
 Trembling, standing : in chronic rheumatism, 
 ■ Lye. 
 
 Trembling, stomach: with emptiness, Bufo.; 
 in region of, ICalc. 
 
 Trembling, stool : before, IMerc; after, lArs., 
 IMerc. 
 
 Trembling, in sunstroke : IGlon. 
 
 Trembling, with sweat : Rhus; cold, IPuls. , 
 follows sweat, lApis. 
 
 Trembling, with throbbing in veins: IPlat. 
 
 Trembling, in a thunderstorm : before and 
 during, occasioned by electric state of atmos- 
 phere, I IMorph. sul. 
 
 Trembling, with tired feeling : I INatr. p. 
 
 Trembling, tobacco: caused by smoking, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Trembling, with toothache : Coff. 
 
 Trembling, touch : caused by unexpected, 
 or slight noise (intermittent), ICoccul. 
 
 Trembling, urination : profuse, IGels. 
 
 Trembling, uterus: prolapsus, I Agar. 
 
 Trembling, with vertigo: ICamph. ,Crotal., IGlon. 
 
 Trembling, with vomiting : Eup. perf. 
 
 Trembling, with weakness: Anag., HArs., 
 ICinch., IILach.; alternating with weakness, 
 as if very weary, IFerr.; in aphonia, ICaust. ; 
 with constipation, IMez.; in dysentery, 
 ICarbo v.; from exhaustion, Berb.; languor, 
 Magn. s.; of limbs (apoplexy), lAnac; nerv- 
 ous debility, IPhos. 
 
 TWITCHING (jactitation, jerking, subsultus 
 tendinum) : 1 1 Agar., lAmb., Ant. c, I Ant. t., 
 Apis, Arm, lArs., Arund., lAsaf., Ascl. t., 
 7rAtrop.s., Bar. m., IIBell., Bor.,Bufo., Cadm. 
 s., Calab., ICalc, ICamph., ICanth., ICed., 
 Cham.,Chlorof, ICic, ICina, ICinch., IClem., 
 ICoccul., Codein., Coff., Coloc, ICroc,Crotal., 
 Cup. s., Diad., Dolich., Dory., IGels., IGlon., 
 IIHyos.,IIgn.,IIod., Kalic, IKaliiod.,ILach., 
 ILaur., ILyc, Lyss., Menyanth., IMerc. sol., 
 IMez., IMosch., INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr.ac, 
 INuxm.,INuxv., (Enan.,IOp., IPhos., I IPsor., 
 Puis., Ran. b., IIRhus, Sabad., Sec, I I Sep., 
 ■Strain., Tereb., IVer., IVer. v., IZinc. 
 
 Twitching, in Addison's disease : ICalc, Hod. 
 
 Twitching, in asphyxia : lAnt. t. 
 
 Twitching, back : in myelitis, I Stram.; in mye- 
 litis acuta, I lOxal. ac. 
 
 Twitching, brain : in brain affections, IGels., 
 IZinc; in meningitis, IBell., IHyos., I ISpong., 
 I Stram. 
 
 Twitching, in children : in dentition, Tereb. 
 
 Twitching, during chill : IStram. 
 
 Twitching, in cholera: ICup.ac, I I Sec; infan- 
 tum, IKali br. ; painful, ICup. m. 
 
 Twitching, choreic: I Agar., I I Rhus, UStram., 
 IISul., IVer. v.; every day, IMygale; fre- 
 quent, of upper part of body, Thuya ; often 
 confined to one side, ICup. ac; all over, bet- 
 ter during sleep, IMagn. p. $@T Chorea. 
 
 Twitching, chronic : thirty years' duration, 
 IIArs. s. f. 
 
 Twitching, in convulsions: ICoccul., I I Sec; 
 in tetanus, llpec; in dentition, ICham.; dur- 
 ing dentition, IZinc; ends with twitching, 
 IMosch.; in epilepsy, IBufo., IMagn. p.; four 
 
 or five days before attack of epilepsy, lAst, r.;. 
 epilepsy, after stretching, 1 1 Op.; puerperal, 
 lAnt. c, lAnt. t., I INux v.; tendency to gen- 
 eral, Lyss. 
 
 Twitching, convulsive : Amyg., IHyos., IMil- 
 lef., INux v., IVer.; after cold bathing, Rhus; 
 in croup, IHep.; especially after fright or 
 grief f> llgn. 
 
 Twitching, with cough: in whooping, ICup.m... 
 
 T witching, w T ith cyanosis : Sec. 
 
 Twitching, during day : I Bar. c, Lyss. 
 
 Twitching, diaphragm : inflammation,! IMorph. 
 sul. 
 
 Twitching, with diarrhoea : ICup. ac. 
 
 Twitching, drinking : chronic alcoholism, I Cro- 
 tal., IPhos. 
 
 Twitching, face : beginning, in epilepsy, IBufo.;. 
 spreads over body, increasing to dancing and 
 jumping, Sec; and head, worse after abuse of 
 mercury, IKali m.; prosopalgia, during inter- 
 vals of pain, IMez. 
 
 Twitching, with fever: IBell., Nitr. sp. d., 
 I ISpong.; in typhoid, MCalc, Cham., I IColch., 
 Crotal.,1 ICypr.,IGels.,IIHyos.,ILyc,( I Tereb., 
 IZinc; in typhus, 1 1 Chin, s., IChlor., Crotal., 
 ITereb. 
 
 Twitching, head: in supraorbital neuralgia, 
 I I Chin. s. 
 
 Twitching, in hemorrhage : ICinch. 
 
 Twitching, hysteria : IVal. 
 
 Twitching, injuries : after a fall, I Hyper. ; with 
 injuries to nerves, IHyper.; spinal meningitis 
 after injury, IHyos. 
 
 Twitching, labor: during, Cinnam.; begins 
 when labor ceases, ISec 
 
 Twitching, in limbs: IICheL, ICinch.; reper- 
 cussion of eruption, ICup. m. ; with trembling, 
 Rhus v. 
 
 Twitching, liver : with jaundice, especially in 
 bed, 1 1 Sep. 
 
 Twitching, lungs : in pneumonia, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Twitching, measles : left leg or arm, grinding- 
 teeth, I Aeon. 
 
 Twitching, menses: during, Calc s.; in dysmen- 
 orrhcea, I ITarant. 
 
 Twitching, in morning : on awaking, Chel.;; 
 worse at dawn, IPlat. 
 
 Twitching, in muscles : automatic movement, 
 I ICoccul.; automatic, in typhus, ICamph.; 
 fibrillary, Mosch.; of small groups of fibres, 
 Castor.; palpitate, INux v.; slight playing 
 motion (cholera Asiatica), ICup. m. 
 
 Twitching, at night: Amb., Staph. 
 
 Twitching, ovaries: frequent paroxysms in 
 consequence of chronic ovaritis and sup- 
 pressed menses, Cod. 
 
 Twitching, of penis : in bed, ICalc. 
 
 Twitching, with palpitation: ICampth 
 
 Twitching, paralysis : agitans, especially in 
 face, with melancholy and depression of 
 spirits, MSyph.r preceding palsy (multiple 
 sclerosis, I I Calab.; with paraplegia (myelitis), 
 IMerc; in paralyzed parts (meningitis), 
 I IMerc; worse in paralyzed parts, lArg. nit.; 
 in one side, the other paralyzed (acute hy- 
 drocephalus, after erysipelatous eruption), 
 I Apis. 
 
 Twitching, rising : worse on rising, lOp. 
 
 Twitching, scarlatina: INatr. m., Zinc; of 
 whole body, IZinc. 
 
 Twitching, sciatica : in all parts of body, espe- 
 cially in affected leg, 1 1 Rhus. 
 
1038 
 
 36. NERVES. 
 
 Twitching, shifting : rapidly, worse at night 
 from warmth, better from uncovering, I Puis. 
 
 Twitching, shocks : like galvanic (typhoid fe- 
 ver), IVer. 
 
 Twitching, sleep : j$ip* Chap. 37, During 
 sleep, twitching. 
 
 Twitching, in smallpox : IPhos. ac. 
 
 Twitching, with stupor : ISul. 
 
 Twitching, toe : of left great, in bed, ICalc. 
 
 Twitching of trunk : ICaust. 
 
 Twitching, from worms: ICina, ISabad. 
 
 WEAKNESS (debility, exhaustion, feeble- 
 ness, prostration, loss of strength, vital power 
 diminished, etc.): vEsc. g., Agar., Agnus, 
 lAilant., I lAlet., 1 1 Aloe, Amb., lAmyl., 
 Anac, I lAnag., Ananth., Aug., Anthrok., 
 Ant. a., Ant. chl., Ant. t., I Apis, lApoc, 
 ■Arg. nit., I Arm, 1 1 Ars., I Ars. h., lArs. i., 
 Ars. m., Ars. s. f., Ars. s. r., Arum d., Arum 
 m., Ascl. t., Aspar., Ast. r., Aur. met., 
 I Aur. mur., IIBapt., IBar. c, Bar. m., Bell., 
 IIBenz. ac, Berb., Bism., Bor., Brach., 
 IIBry., Cact., IBCalc, I ICalc. p., Calc. s., 
 Camph., ICaps., ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., 
 ICarbol. ac, I ICaust., Ced., HChel., IChin. a., 
 IChin. s., I I Chloral., Chlorof., Chrom. ac, 
 ICic, ICina, HCinch., ICinnab., Cinnam., 
 Citrus, IClem., HCoca, ICoccul., Cochl., ICoff., 
 IColoc, ICon., Cornus, ICroc, ICrotal., 
 ■Crot. t.,ICub., I Cup. ars., ICup. m.,Cupr. s., 
 ICurar., ICycl., IDiad., IIDig., IDiosc, Dory., 
 IDulc, Elat., Eucal., Eup. pur., I lEuphor., 
 IFerr., IFerr. iod., IIFluor. ac, IForm., 
 IGamb., IIGels., IGlon., IIGraph., Grat., 
 IGuarsea, Guarana, IHam., IHell., IIHelon., 
 IHep., IHippom., IHydras., IHydr. ac, Iber., 
 Hgn., Hod., Hris, Jalap., IKali bi., IKali br., 
 IIKali c, IKali iod., IIKali p., IKreo., ILac 
 def., Lact. ac, ILaur., ILept., ILil. tig., ILo- 
 bel. i., IILyc, Lyss., IMagn. p., I IMed., 
 IIMerc, IMerc cor., IIMerc cy., IMerc iod. 
 rub., Merc, per., Merc, sul., I IMorph. sul., 
 IMosch., IMurex, IIMur. ac, Mygale, IMyr. 
 cer., Natr. a., IINatr. c, IINatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INiccol.,IINitr. ac, INuph., IINux v., I ICEn- 
 an., 101. jec, IIOp., Oxal. ac, Pallad., I I Paris, 
 IPetrol.,'1 IPhos., UPhos.ac, IPhyt., IPicac, 
 ■ Plat., IPlumb., I IPod., Polyp., IPsor., I IPtel., 
 ■Puis., Ran. b., I IRatan., IIRhus, IRhusv., 
 IRob., Rumex, Sabad., Sarrac, ISars., USec, 
 USep., IISiL, MSpong., HStann., IStram., 
 Stront., I ISul., ISul. ac, ISyph., ITabac, 
 ITarax., Tell., ITereb., Thuya, ITuberc, 
 IXJstil., Uva ursi, I IVer., I IVer. v., Vespa, 
 Vinca, Viol., I IXan., IZinc, TrZing. 
 
 Weakness, abdomen : constantly increasing, in 
 affections of, IPsor.; burning distress in stom- 
 ach and pancreas, Hris ; after colic, I^Ethus.; 
 before colic (dysmenorrhcea), I IPhyt.; with 
 colic, IHell., INatr. s. ; in potters' colic, I Alum. ; 
 with tympanitic colic, IRob.; from lack of 
 nourishment (enteralgia), ICycl.; especially 
 in abdomen and limbs, Bor.; after pain, 
 ■Ham.; in peritonitis and enteritis, IXJran. n.; 
 tenderness, I IRaph.; throbbing, Calad. 
 
 Weakness, activity : follows increased activity, 
 Aur. met.; more nimble and active during 
 exhaustion, Lyss. 
 
 Weakness, in Addison's disease : ICalc, Hod. 
 
 Weakness, of affected parts: Cadm. s. 
 
 Weakness, in afternoon : IKali c, ISul.; when 
 he rises to sitting position he feels as if he 
 
 would instantly sink down and die, Asar.; 
 lasting till 2 p. m., gradually diminishing,Lyss. ; 
 at 3 p.m., Lyss. 
 
 Weakness, in albuminuria: lArs., ICalc. a., 
 IDig., Hod., IMerc. cor., INatr. c, ITereb. 
 
 Weakness, in anaemia: ICinch., IIKali c, 
 IIFerr., INatr. c, INatr. m., UPhos. 
 
 Weakness, in anthrax: from eating meat of 
 diseased animals, I I Anthrac 
 
 Weakness, anus: prolapsus I Am. ; prolapsus 
 and loss of blood, I Collin. 
 
 Weakness, in apoplexy : I Arn. 
 
 Weakness, appetite : loss of, CEnan., ISul. ac; 
 loss of, in dyspepsia, INux v. 
 
 Weakness, back: spinal abscess, IPhos ac; 
 aching, Cochl.; aching, as if pounded all 
 over, IPhyt.; pain low down (dysmenorrhcea); 
 I INux m.; posterior spinal sclerosis, IPicac; 
 as after hard work, 1 1 Apis. 
 
 Weakness, bathing : from a sea bath, IMagn. m. 
 
 Weakness, bed : desired to get out of and run 
 about, but fell over, IFerr. ph.; sinking 
 down, towards foot, Crotal. ; sliding down 
 (typhus), I Apis, IMur. ac; slipping down 
 (pneumonia, acute catarrh), I Ant. t. 
 g^" Chap. 35, Position. 
 
 Weakness, bladder : paralysis of, ICic 
 
 Weakness, bones : as if aching, I Rhus ; as if 
 marrow were stiff, lAng. 
 
 Weakness, brain: in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IVer.; after exaltation of brain and spine, 
 Atrop. s. ; hydrocephaloid symptoms, in sum- 
 mer complaint, IPhos. ; hydrocephalus, I Apis, 
 IPhos.; irritation, in dentition, ICup. ac; in 
 meningitis, ICup. ac,, ICup. m., ISep.; tired, 
 weary sensation, ICon. 
 
 Weakness, breathing: in asthma, ICarbo v., 
 Ilpec; after attack of asthma Millari, ICup. 
 m. ; after asthma, 1 1 Rumex ; with dyspnoea 
 (irritation of cardiac nerves), 1 1 Collin.; op- 
 pressed, short, IThuya ; oppression, worse in 
 open air, I Lye; can scarcely breathe (inter- 
 mittent), IChin. s., I IPhos. 
 
 Weakness, in bronchitis : of the aged, lAmm. 
 c ; chronic, Hnul. 
 
 Weakness, in cancer: I Ars., ICarbo a. 
 
 Weakness, in carbuncle : I Anthrac, I Ars. 
 
 Weakness, in catalepsy : lArt. v. 
 
 Weakness, in catarrh : IPetrol. ; bronchial, 
 I ICalc, 1 1 Puis.; bronchial, of old people, 
 IHydras. ; bronchial and vesical catarrh, I Cop. ; 
 chronic, Ilpec, ILyc.; hay catarrh, HSticta ; 
 nasal, IILyc; persistent, ILyc 
 
 Weakness, chest : affection, after abortion, 
 INux m.; complaints, I Apis; oppression, 
 
 I IPsor.; originates, IPhos., Seneg.; in pleu- 
 risy, IFerr. mur.; seems to proceed from 
 chest, with leucorrhoea, HStann.; spasms, 
 after paroxysms, IHyos.; particularly inchest, 
 causes difficult speech, HStann.; sticking in 
 region of fifth and sixth ribs, morning, while 
 walking, 1 1 Ran. b. 
 
 Weakness, in children : ISul.; prolapsus ani, 
 
 I I Pod.; with no organic lesion save carious 
 condition of teeth, flesh fairly firm, complex- 
 ion delicate, hair light and curly, Ferr. ph.; 
 in dentition, ICalc, Calc. p., Ilpec; after in- 
 fluenza, I I Abrot. ; must be lifted and held up, 
 seemed as if it would die (intermittent) ,ICact.; 
 with softness of flesh, IPod.; cannot stand, or 
 hold up head, liEthus. 
 
 Weakness, chill : before, Thuya ; during, Agar., 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1039 
 
 Astac, IDiad.; after, Apis ; from evening un- 
 til midnight, IPhos.; fell down in a bunch, 
 during (ague), llpec 
 
 "Weakness, with chilliness : Cornus. 
 
 "Weakness, in cholera: Ant. t., lArs., lArs. h., 
 lAtrop. s., HCamph., HChin. s., IColch. ,Cro- 
 tal., IJatroph., ISec, HVer. ; in cholerine, 
 IPhos.; choleroid diseases, with cold skin, yet 
 unable to bear warmth, I ISec. ; simultaneously 
 with intense congestion (meningitis), IVer.; 
 fourth day, IPhos. ac; infantum, I Ars. i., 
 IManc, UVer.; morbus, IColch., HVer. 
 
 "Weakness, in chorea: IChel.; after attacks, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Weakness, climacteric period : IHelon.; uter- 
 ine affections, I Hydras. 
 
 Weakness, coffee : exhausted, but lively after 
 drinking, Jamb. 
 
 Weakness, collapse : $$T sinking. 
 
 Weakness, coldness: lArs., HCarbo v.,IIVer.; 
 and blueness of hands and fingers, ICrotal.; 
 surface, especially below knees to feet, I Gar- 
 bo v.; of skin, 1 1 Cinch.; particularly in cold 
 weather, Apis. 
 
 Weakness, confinement: six weeks after, in 
 hydrogenoid constitution, INatr. s. 
 
 Weakness, with constipation : IMez., INuxm.; 
 discharge like horse-dung in size (sacculated 
 ovarian disease), ILach. 
 
 Weakness, constitution : emaciated boys 
 cough day and night, ILyc; in persons of 
 dissolute habits, IGels.; deep-seated dyscra- 
 sia, IISul. ac; especially women, IIAlet. 
 
 Weakness, convalescence: after acute dis- 
 ease, ICalc. p., MPsor.; after adynamic dis- 
 ease, lAilant.; if appetite does not return, 
 I Ant. c; as from convalescence from severe 
 sickness when treated by strong drugs, Bapt.; 
 after severe or exhausting illness, HCinch., 
 JCurar.; felt as if recovering from severe sick- 
 ness, Ascl. t. ; feeling as after a long illness, 
 Ars. h., IHelon.; from low fevers, ICoca; 
 from prostrating diseases, IIGuarana; pro- 
 tracted, slow, IIAlet,, ISil.; protracted, in 
 cerebrospinal meningitis, ICalc, I ISil.; easy 
 relapses, protracted convalescence, I ICalc; 
 from typhus, I ICoca, IFluor. ac 
 
 Weakness, convulsions : after, lAmyl., Art. v., 
 I Cup. m., llpec, ICEnan.; after epileptic, 
 lAst, r.', I I Plumb., ISul.; after epileptiform, 
 IChin. a., IHydr. ac; with hydrocephaloid, 
 IZinc; in puerperal, I IVer. v.; in puerperal, 
 after respiration' has been restored, ICic; 
 after tetanic, Sec; uraemic, in albuminuria, 
 ICup. ars., ITereb. 
 
 Weakness, with cough: UNitr. ac, MPsor.; 
 worse after, Coff., Dig., IKreo., I IRumex ; 
 acute cases, IPvhus ; caused by, IKalic; con- 
 tinuous for an hour or more, early in morn- 
 ing, IPhell.; as if she would die after cough- 
 ing spell (measles), ILach.; with free gray 
 expectoration in phthisical patients, ICurar.; 
 with light red bloody expectoration, half a 
 pound in all, IMillef.; has to lie down and sleep 
 after, IIRhod.; long continued, 101. jec; 
 short, in dysentery, IColch. ; with spasmodic 
 rapid sinking, worse at night after lying 
 down, and at 2, 4 or 6 a.m. (catarrhal com- 
 plaints), I Petrol.; from unavailing efforts to, 
 IChlor.; in whooping cough, I Ant, t., IBrom., 
 ICoral., ICrotal., I'Dros., IHyos., IHyper., 
 ■Mere; whooping cough, children fail to re- 
 
 cover strength after paroxysm, and are in- 
 clined to lean head against something for sup- 
 port, IVer.; whooping cough, a sort of hectic 
 feebleness, 1 1 Ver. ; whooping cough, after 
 every spell, ICarbo v. 
 
 Weakness, in croup : I IBrom., ISamb. 
 
 Weakness, during day : Lyss., Uran. n.; with 
 dull pains in head, back and limbs, Cornus. 
 
 Weakness,, with delirium: tAgar.; after, IBell.; 
 quiet (morbus Brightii), I IPhos. ac. 
 
 Weakness, in diabetes: IIAcet. ac, ICarbol. 
 ac, INatr. s.; constantly increasing, I I Uran. 
 n. relieved; in diabetes mellitus, lArg. met., 
 
 I Ars., ILact. ac. 
 
 Weakness, in diarrhoea: I Alum., Ant. t,, Apis, 
 
 I I Ars., Bar. m., IBor., HCinch., ICornus, 
 IDulc, IFerr., Ilris, IKali m., I I Kali ph., 
 IINuph., IINuxm., IPod., I ISep., ISul. ac, 
 ITabac, UVer., IZinc; in children, Rheum; 
 sequel to cholera, I IPhos.; chronic, lAcet. ac, 
 I Ammoniac, lAng., I ICalc, IColoc, IDulc, 
 IGamb., INatr. s., I IPhos. ac. ; chronic, can 
 only sit up a few minutes at a time, IISul.; 
 from cool change in weather, IDulc; first 
 days after confinement, I Rheum ; abdominal 
 dropsy, I I Sil. ; child conscious, yet unable to 
 move, I ISul.; and nausea, IColch.; especially 
 old people and those who sleep badly, INitr. 
 ac; painful, I ISec; very frequent, IJatroph.; 
 in summer complaint, 1 1 Ant. t., IFerr. ph.; 
 watery, sour, yellow, Sal. ac; yellow, green, 
 burning stools, IRobina. 
 
 Weakness, in diphtheria: lAilant,, I Apis, 
 IBrom., ICanth., IChin. a., ICrotal., Ilgn., 
 IKali bi., IKali perm., IKaol. (in alternation 
 with Bell.), Lac c (after failure of Lye and 
 Phyt.), IILach., IIMerccy., IMerc iod. flav., 
 IMur.ac, INatr. a., I INux v., HPhyt., I I Sal. 
 ac, ISec, ISul.; after, I I Alet., IHelon., I ILac 
 c; after, causes paralysis, IGels., IKali ph., 
 ILach.; from beginning, I Apis ; even before 
 local evidence of disease could be detected, 
 ILach.; so complete, refuses even to make an 
 effort to take medicine (after failure of Lach .), 
 ILac c; of lips, 1 1 Rhus ; with poisoned feel- 
 ing, ILac c; could not turn in bed, I ILac c; 
 interrupts hoarse voice, ILac c 
 
 Weakness, discharges : with profuse offensive 
 secretions and ulceration of mucous mem- 
 brane, IKreo. 
 
 Weakness, after drinking: ICham.; in alco- 
 holism, I Ars., IKali br., IPhos., ISelen.; better 
 by coffee, Cornus ; from use of coffee , wine, etc, 
 with heaviness and trembling of limbs, espe- 
 cially early or after a walk in open air, I INux 
 v.; of drunkards, INatr. s.; after drunkenness, 
 Eucal.; from intemperance, Eup. perf.; after 
 overstimulation, INux v. 
 
 Weakness, in dropsy: IIApis, lArs., lEup. 
 pur., IHell., Seneg.; anasarca, IHelL; with 
 kidney affections, ITereb. 
 
 Weakness, drops things : Bov. 
 
 Weakness, drugs : after abuse of Cinchona, 
 IVer.; as from mercury, Ananth.; following 
 use of opium or soothing syrup, IMur. ac 
 
 Weakness, in dysentery: ICarbo v., IMerc 
 cor., I IPhos.; autumnal, IMerc; organic dis- 
 ease, INaja. 
 
 Weakness, ears: dull hearing, especially to 
 distant sounds, IPhos. ac; noises, IKali p.; 
 ringing, HCinch.; shooting pain, ICham. 
 
 Weakness, eating : after eating, Sars., Oxal. ac; 
 
1040 
 
 36. NERVES. 
 
 worse before, better riding in open air, Cin- 
 nab.; better temporarily, IHep., I Hod.; worse 
 after breakfast, Brom.; especially after break- 
 fast and dinner, Dig.; cannot eat, ICarboa.; 
 after dinner, Ars. h., IILach.; worse during, 
 Amm. c; inability to take nourishment 
 (stricture of oesophagus), I IPhos.; obliged to 
 lie down for several hours after, Ars. h.; when 
 passing the meal hour, Cinnam. 
 
 Weakness, emaciation : UPlumb.; in typhus, 
 ITereb. 
 
 Weakness, in epigastrium : with soreness in 
 abdomen, Anthrac; burning into throat, 
 again into abdomen, I IPhos.; painful sensa- 
 tion of emptiness, ISep.; tumor, with mar- 
 asmus, IHydras. J8^" Chap. 17, Epigastrium 
 •weakness. 
 
 Weakness, with erethism: ICalc, I IPhos., 
 1 1 Puis., HSil. ; oversensitiveness of senses 
 (typhus recurrens), IINuxv.; increased sus- 
 ceptibility to external impressions, IPhos. 
 
 Weakness, eruption : after suppressed itch, 
 I IPsor.; in pemphigus, I I Ran. b.; suppression, 
 IPhos. ac; tinea favosa, Hydrocot. 
 
 Weakness, in erysipelas: lAmm. c. 
 
 Weakness, in evening : Niccol., Stront.; ready 
 to drop, in evening, Ars. h.; as from great 
 physical exertion, with sleepiness and feeling 
 as if eyelids were swollen, better by literary 
 occupation, I Croc; with ill humor and sleepi- 
 ness, better when moving about, ICycl. 
 
 Weakness, exertion: after, INatr. c, IINatr. 
 m.; as after (dysentery), HColch.; after, or 
 after long talking, IINatr. m.; aversion to, 
 ICoca, ILyc, Lyss., INatr. m.; from carrying 
 a heavy child, and loss of sleep, I INatr. m.; 
 easily tired, for a long time, Osm. ; from least 
 effort, ICoccul., IINux m. ; after exercise, 
 Spong.; from fatigue, Thuya ; easily fatigued 
 (acute desquamation in Bright's disease), I He- 
 Ion.; as if overfatigued , Lye. vir.; as after 
 some great physical exertion, lArg. nit.; can- 
 not stretch out hand, Lobel. i.;can hardly 
 raise her hand, every motion seems to increase 
 debility, even a movement of bowels, I IVer.; 
 incapable of (jaundice), IPhos.; after little 
 labor, Bapt., IPsor.; from least, IBry., ICoc- 
 cul., Rhod.; since attack of diphtheria, I ISul. ; 
 from least, after eating, Nitr. ac. ; from least, 
 must lie down, 1 1 Ars.; from least, better 
 during rest, IKreo.; when at work (acute 
 desquamative stage of Bright's disease), I He- 
 Ion.; disposition to easy overlifting, IKali c. ; 
 can scarcely move a limb, Bar. m.; after every 
 trifling motion, ISpong.; burdensome to move 
 even a limb, ICycl. ; on attempting to move or 
 sit up, I Ars.; when moving, especially going 
 up stairs, Sep.; from climbing mountains and 
 other muscular exertion, 1 1 Ars.; nursing the 
 sick, I Act. rac, INitr. ac, Oleand., MZinc; 
 with itching and burning pustules (ecthyma), 
 I I Petrol.; cannot raise himself in bed with- 
 out assistance, Chel.; in chronic rheumatism, 
 MSabina; on rising from bed, Hod., Rhus; 
 especially on rising from sitting,! I Cinch.; after 
 being obliged to run until nearly exhausted, a 
 man set. 21, I IPsor.; can hardly sit up in bed, 
 ■Bar. c; from going up stairs, I ICalc, I Hod.; 
 from going up stairs, in uterine displacement, 
 ICalc. ; suddenly, after exertion, chest parti- 
 cularly affected, could hardly speak, Spong.; 
 cannot turn over alone, I I Sil.; could scarcely 
 
 turn herself in bed, I IXan.; walking in morn- 
 ing, particularly legs, Ascl. t.; cannot work, in 
 climacteric period, I IXJstil.; cannot work, with 
 spermatorrhoea, I IXJstil.; from overwork,. 
 Ars.; from overwork and anxiety (nervous 
 dyspepsia), IHydr. ac. 
 
 Weakness, eyes: asthenopia, IINatr. m.; sup- 
 purative choroiditis in right eye after a needle 
 operation for cataract,'! IPhyt.; with obscura- 
 tion of sight (vertigo), I IKali nit.; photopho- 
 bia, ICon.; dimness of vision, can only distin- 
 guish light (fainting spells), I Lac def. 
 
 Weakness, face: anxious, feverish, Ferr. mur.; 
 anxious expression, in acute rheumatism and 
 cholera, ICelch.; heat, Anac; heat and sweat, 
 Como.; exhausted look,ICoff.t.; after neuralgia, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; pale, Kali c; pale, after miscar- 
 riage, IIFerr.; prosopalgia, lArs., ICoccul., 
 IMez.; after prosopalgia, I IVer.; sunken eyes 
 and cheeks, I I Dros. 
 
 Weakness, with fainting: ICoca, 1 1 Dig.,, 
 IIEup. perf., IGoss.; bordering on syncope, 
 
 I I Ver. ; in diarrhoea, 1 1 Ver.; with dysmenor- 
 rhoea, Merc, per.; with nausea, in attacks,, 
 ILach.; so great that he faints on sitting up,, 
 Arn. 
 
 Weakness, faintness: lArs., HCaust., IINux 
 v., I Petrol., TrZing.; in attacks, ICarbo v.; and 
 dizziness, worse in open air, ICrot. t.; in even- 
 ing, before sleep, or morning, with sour smell- 
 ing sweat in head, ISep. ; caused by exertion 
 of mind or memory, I Paris ; after least food, 
 ILyc; with fluttering of heart, worse lying 
 down, INatr. m.; with flushes of heat, ICrot. t.; 
 during menses, ISul.; frequently during day, 
 after nursing or night watching, with sleepi- 
 ness, ISul.; during pregnancy, Alum.; in preg- 
 nancy, ISul.; while walking, and after a walk, 
 Berb. 
 
 Weakness, with falling : at noon, IBell. 
 
 Weakness, feet : cold, IVer.; especially in feet, 
 IChin. s. 
 
 Weakness, in fever: lAcon., 1 1 Anthrac, Apis, 
 I Ars., IBry., lEup. perf., Ilgn., I Rhus ; after 
 fever, Sal. ac, Syph.; in anthrax, I ITarant.; 
 during apyrexia, ICornus, IGels., IHep., 
 ■Ipec,Sabad.; bilious fever, lEup. perf., IHy- 
 dras.; bilious remittent, ICrotal. ; paroxysms 
 of chagres, I ISul.; with diarrhoea, I ISul. ; gas- 
 tric, IHydras.; hectic, I ICalc. ; in intermit- 
 tent, lAnt. t., lArn., IDiad., IFerr., Lye, Sa- 
 bad.; intermittent, after each paroxysm, 
 IHyos.; after intermittent, ICina ; after lin- 
 gering, -Amb.; malarial symptoms, INatr. s.; 
 mucous, IMerc ; and later stages of nervous, 
 Hydras.; puerperal, Act. rac; quotidian. 
 ■Puis.; high, in smallpox, Hod.; in typhoid, 
 Anthrac, IBapt., IBry., IHydras., I IKali ph., 
 ■Merc, INitr. sp. d., IPhos. ac, BSinap.; after 
 typhoid, in seborrhoea sicca, IHydras.; ty- 
 phoid, can hardly control his movements, 
 ■Gels.; typhoid, early and rapid, I IPhos.: ty- 
 phus, lAlum., lArn., Arum t., IBapt., IBry., 
 ■ Camph., IChlor., IMur.ac, INitr. ac, I Rhus ; 
 in typhus, with nervous excitability, ICup.m.; 
 in typhus, feels as if sinking away, IBapt.; 
 after typhus, particularly when sensations 
 spread from above downward, ISelen.; after 
 typhus, with despair of recovery, I I Psor. ; in 
 yellow fever, Arg. nit. 
 
 Weakness,- from loss of fluids : ICalc, HCinch., 
 ICurar., Lachn., INatr. m., INuph., IPhos., 
 
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 UPhos. ac, MPsor., Sec, ISep.; amaurosis, 
 IINatr. m., UPhos., IVer. v.; with headache, 
 ISul. ; in ascites, IILyc; fainting, IVer.; ver- 
 tigo, ISep. g@" hemorrhage. 
 
 Weakness, flushes: after flushes, I ISul. 
 
 Weakness, in forenoon : towards noon, ICarbo 
 v.; 11 a.m., ILach., ISul.; while walking, IBry. 
 
 Weakness, with gangrene: IArs.,IILach.,ISec. 
 
 Weakness, in gonorrhoea: gleet, IHydras.; 
 after injection of nitrate of silver, I ITarant. 
 
 Weakness, gradual : ggg~ progressive. 
 
 Weakness, hands : blue, IVer.; cramps, I Kali c. 
 
 Weakness, head : proceeding from, Calc. s.; af- 
 fected by pains in bones, lying down, Aur. 
 met. ; hangs loosely backward, can scarcely 
 move, Lach. ; cannot move from pillow (hem- 
 orrhage from bowels), MColch.; pains and 
 weight at back of, I I Kali ph. fi^* Chap. 4. 
 
 Weakness, with headache : IIAnt. c, Bism., 
 Calc. a., Carbo v., Chin, s., Cinch., Diad., 
 ISiL, I I Thuya, IVer.; after headache, lArs.; 
 better in open air (brain fag), 1 1 Pic. .ac; 
 after congestive, I Melil.; painful pressure in 
 forehead, Lyss.; dull, pressing pain in fore- 
 head, slight nausea and cold sweat, IPhyt.; 
 hysterical, INux m.; involuntary closing 
 eyelids, HChin. s.; and relaxed muscles in 
 leuco-phlegmatic people, ISul. ac; occipital, 
 ICrotal.; occipito-cervical region, IPic ac, 
 UPhos. ac; in diseased pancreas, I Atrop. s.; 
 painful pressure in vertex on moving, Lyss.; 
 stitching, tearing, throbbing in forehead, 
 temples and occiput, I INatr. c; followed by 
 throbbing, frontal, I I Melil. 
 
 Weakness, heart: angina pectoris, I Laur.; com- 
 mences with sharp cutting in apex, I Lac 
 def.; dilatation, I Ant. t.; disease, INatr. ni. ; 
 disease prevents sitting erect, IHydras.; in 
 endocarditis, Coccul.; precordial anxiety, 
 IGlon. ; rheumatism, IIArs.; sudden stitch, 
 ILach.; troubles from nervous exhaustion, 
 JSil. JS^* palpitation ; also Chap. 29,Heart 
 ■weak action, weak feeling. 
 
 Weakness, with heat: NiccoL; after heat, 
 lAmyl., Diad., IHydras.; after eating, INitr. 
 ac; in intermittent fever, ISamb.; in relapse 
 of intermittent fever, lArs. ; flashes, IPhos.; 
 of sun, or summer, lArs., IIGels.; especially 
 in hot weather, ISel.; as from warm weather, 
 ILach. 
 
 Weakness, in hemorrhage : ICarbo v., IChin. 
 s., HCinch., IFerr., IHyper., Ilgn., lEatan.; 
 as if from great losses of blood (anaemia), 
 Therid. ; chronic passive, I I Sec; in haemataine- 
 sis,IFerr.; in haemoptysis, ICinch.; chronic pas- 
 sive, from kidneys, I ITereb.;of lungs, llpec; 
 metrorrhagia, cannot hold anything, lElaps ; 
 with metrorrhagia, Alum.; from nose and 
 teeth, IKreo.; from prolonged, IHelon.; out 
 of proportion to loss of blood (bleeding piles), 
 I I Ham., IHydras.; from small loss of blood, 
 IHam.; thin, black blood (metritis), USec; 
 after typhoid, IKreo.; uterine, at climacteric 
 period, ITrill.; passive, painless, natural color, 
 rather thin, from vagina, 1 1 Kali f.; from lacer- 
 ated wounds, ICalend. 
 g^° loss of fluids. 
 
 Weakness, with hunger: ICrotal., ISul., Te- 
 reb.; canine, INatr. m. ; periodic, Ilgn. 
 
 Weakness, in hysteria : j Ammoniac,, Ilgn., 
 INatr. m., ITherid.; worse during paroxysm, 
 IMagn. in.; feels as if she had to gather up 
 
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 all her strength, INux m.; sighs much, lungs 
 feel so weak cannot take a full breath, I Plat. 
 
 Weakness, in influenza: lArs., IIBry., ICaust., 
 lEup. perf., lEuphor., IIGels., I IPhos. 
 
 Weakness, injuries: after shock, Acet. ac, 
 ICamph., Dig.; after wound on head, ILed. 
 
 Weakness, in joints: jg£g~ Chap. 34, Joints 
 weakness. 
 
 Weakness, labor : during, ICon.; after, Caulo., 
 IKali c, I I Sec, IVer.; feels as if she would 
 die, when lying in bed, IILyc; spasmodic 
 pains, IStann. 
 
 Weakness, lactation : 1 1 Calc, I Calc p., I ICar- 
 bo v., HCinch., Lye, IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 
 IPhyt., ISiL, ISul. 
 
 Weakness, larynx: causes aphonia, NXan.; 
 spasmus glottidis, IChlor. 
 
 Weakness, legs: jgg^ Chap. 33, Legs weak- 
 ness. 
 
 Weakness, with leucorrhcea: Alet., Berb., 
 ICalab., HCalc, Calc. p., ICalend., MCaulo., 
 ICaust., Con., 1 1 Graph., IHam., IHelon., Hy- 
 dras., Ilod., IIKreo., ILyc, Lyss., IINatr. m., 
 IPetroL, IPhos. ac, Rob., I IStann., Sul. ac, 
 Tarant., Trill., Zinc. J^g~ Chap. 23, Leucor- 
 rhcea weakness. 
 
 Weakness, limbs : fig^" Chap. 34, Limbs weak- 
 ness. 
 
 Weakness, liver : affection, ICheL, Hod., ILep., 
 IMagn. m.; inflammation, IMerc; jaundice, 
 ■Dig., IKali c, IMerc, IMyr. cer. 
 
 Weakness, lungs: burning, through upper 
 lobes,! IRumex ; in phthisis, I I Sul., I ITuberc; 
 phthisis, must remain in bed, IKali c ; phthisis 
 florida, after pneumonia, IFerr.; incipient 
 phthisis, ILyc. v., I ITuberc; in pneumonia, 
 I Ant. t., ICheL, ILyc, IMerc, IRan. b., ISe- 
 neg.; senile pneumonia, IDig.; typhoid pneu- 
 monia, IPhos.; after pneumonia, ILyc; in 
 tuberculosis, IChin. a., IFerr. iod., IKali c 
 gSiT* Chap. 28, Lungs weakness. 
 
 Weakness, lying down: Asaf.; must remain 
 constantly in bed (intermittent), ICoccuL; 
 desire to lie in bed (menses irregular), IDiad.; 
 desire to lie down, Case, Con., IFerr. ph., 
 ILil. tig., IRhus, Sarrac, I ISiL, Tarax. ; feels 
 as if rocked on closing eyes, Calad. ; must lie 
 down, Amm. c, I I Apis, lArg. nit., lArs., Bar. 
 m., IBry., ICepa, IFerr., IINitr. ac, IPuls., 
 ■Ver.; feels she must lie down or sit, IIKali 
 c; must lie down, after stool, IPhos.; must lie 
 down, with an inexpressible sick feeling of 
 body and mind, IMerc sol. ; cannot sit up in 
 bed (neuropathia), IIKali ars. g^* Chap. 
 35, Position lying down. 
 
 Weakness, menses : g^- Chap. 23, Before, 
 During, After menses weakness. 
 
 Weakness, mesmerized: desire to be, 1 1 Calc, 
 HSil. 
 
 Weakness, mental condition : no ambition 
 (cough), ICalc; as from violent anguish (agal- 
 actia), I Agnus ; with anxiety, as if he would 
 die, IRhus ; from anxiety, in nervous dyspep- 
 sia, IHydr. ac; pining away, from anxiety, 
 after mercury, 1 1 Aur. met.; want of courage, 
 cannot do anything, must keep her bed 
 (pregnancy), I IStann.; followed by crying, 
 palpitation and depression of spirits (fainting 
 spells), ILac def.; with quiet thoughts of 
 death, in afternoon, Zinc; depression, Lye 
 vir., Merc sol.; from depression of spirits, in 
 agalactia, I A gnus ; depression, anxiety and 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 lowness of spirits, ICrotal.; depression, in dys- 
 pepsia, lllgn.; in mental derangement, I Kali 
 br., I I Op.; dull, aversion to mental exertion, 
 Kob.; with dulness, in typhus, ILach. ; des- 
 pondency, IRhus; believed she was dying 
 (puerperal fever), 1 1 Act. rac; after mental 
 effort, Anag., Aur. met., INatr. c, IParis, 
 1 1 Pic. ac. ; brought on by excitement, ICon., 
 MPhos.; worse from excitement (ansemia of 
 brain), ICon.; with nervous excitability, I Cup. 
 m.; mental exhaustion, Act. spic, ICarbo a.; 
 gives up, Osm.; from grief, IPhos. ac; from 
 grief and other depressing causes, IPic. ac; 
 by long concentrated grief, lllgn.; in hypo- 
 chondriasis, lArg. nit.; from least unpleasant 
 impression, IPhos.; with indifference, Bapt.; 
 with excessive irritability, 1 1 Cinch.; with 
 irritability, after remittent fever, Cina ; in 
 insanity, I ITarant.; after being insulted and 
 subduing his wrath, 1 1 Staph.; in mania puer- 
 peralis, INux v.; with melancholy, ICoca ; in 
 melancholy, after mortification, llgn.; with 
 weak memory, ISil.; nervousness, ICinch.; 
 nervous, drops things, INatr. m.; nervous- 
 ness and irritability, I Kali ph.; with sad- 
 ness and ill humor, MCact.; sadness and 
 anxiety, regularly at twilight, IPhos.; after 
 mental shock, IPic. ac; continual inclination 
 to sigh, I I Calab.; from sorrow or unfortunate 
 love, IPhos. ac; from overstudy, ICinch.; 
 stupidity, puerperal fever, IKali c; thinks he 
 is strong, till he tries to rise (typhoid), lArs. 
 
 Weakness, in morning: Amm. m., Cochl., Hy- 
 per., Hod., IINitr. ac, I INux v., IPhos., Sil., 
 Staph., I IStront., Syph., Thuya; better in 
 afternoon, I ISabad.; on awaking, Spig.; in 
 bed, Con., INatr m.; before breakfast, ICalc; 
 broken-up feeling, Chin, a.; in diabetes, INatr. 
 s.; as if she would die, ILach.; from frightful 
 dreams, ICodein.; early, IIArs.; after fever, 
 Chin. a. ; in bilious fever, lElat. ; during men- 
 ses, HSep.; with nausea, IHyper.; in paro- 
 nychia, INatr. s.; in phthisis pulmonalis, 
 ICalc; before rising, particularly in legs, 
 Ascl. t.; on rising, I ILach.; does not wish to 
 rise and dress, IRhus ; as if he had not slept, 
 Aur. met.; after urination, had to lie down, 
 I IPhos.; with vomiting of food, IPlumb.; 
 vomiting of mucus (suppressed foot sweat), 
 I ISil. JUi^ sleep. 
 
 Weakness, motion : felt more when sitting than 
 during gentle motion, Kali n. 
 
 Weakness, mouth: stomacace, IKali bi.; stom- 
 atitis, IMur. ac. 
 
 Weakness, muscular: Bar. m., ICalc, I I Chlor- 
 al., IFerr. m., IGels., IOp., I IPic. ac, IPlumb., 
 Sinap., Tereb., IVer.; in alcoholism, IKali br.; 
 with rheumatic pains, worse in morning, 
 All. sat. 
 
 Weakness, with nausea: I I Agar., Alum., Ang., 
 ICalc, ICamph., Stront.; continuous, Plat.; 
 deathly (acute diarrhoea), IColch. ; in yellow 
 fever, ISul.; as from nausea, in morning on 
 waking, ISep.; vomituritio, 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Weakness, nervous (neurasthenia ): jg^^Nerves 
 ■weakness. 
 
 Weakness, in neuralgia: $^* pain. 
 
 Weakness, at night : in diabetes mellitus, Lact. 
 ac; at 3 a.m. (diarrhoea), ISec 
 
 Weakness, nose : bleeding, I ISec; in coryza, 
 
 Ars. m.; fluent coryza, ICalc; causes epis- 
 
 ' taxis, 1 1 Kali ph.; with plugs of nasal secre- 
 
 tion, especially in old people and children, 
 IMerc iod. flav.; from sneezing, lArn. 
 
 Weakness, old: in the aged, lAur. met., IIBar. 
 c, ICurar. 
 
 Weakness, ovaries: dropsy, -Ferr. iod.; in- 
 flammation, I Ham. 
 
 Weakness, pains: after pains, I IFerr.; after 
 toothache, ICoccion., IIRhod.; cease during 
 weakness, Ars. h.; in neuralgia, Carbo v., 
 IIKalm.; begins as soon as neuralgia, ICham.; 
 intermittent neuralgia, 1 1 Polyp. ; after par- 
 oxysms, IKali ph.; after pain in pelvis, Calc 
 s.; and loss of sleep, IHydras.; stitches, Calad.; 
 lacerated wounds, ICalend.; between 2 and 3 
 a.m., Cain. 
 
 Weakness, with palpitation: Crotal., Illlic, 
 01eand.,IVer.; on going up stairs, Iber.; before 
 vomiting, Sang. 
 
 Weakness, in paralysis: IIGraph.; causing 
 palsy, ILach. 
 
 Weakness, paralytic : lArt. v., ICaust., IFerr., 
 ■ IGels., IPhos., IPhos. ac, Sabad.; of affected 
 part, ICinch. ; coldness and numbness of left 
 arm and foot (during sixth month of preg- 
 nancy), 1 1 Rhus ; with pain in back, I ICoccul.; 
 with ebullitions, Amm. m.; in intermittent, 
 IFerr.; of legs, especially after short walk, or 
 ascending steps, legs give way, I INatr. p.; 
 with weakness of limbs, Sarrac; on motion, 
 lArg. met.; in myelitis, ICalab. ; with all 
 pains, lArg. met.; approaching palsy, IMerc 
 viv.; quickly developed, IHydr. ac; during 
 rest, Rhod.; worse at rest, IPlat.; spinal irrita- 
 tion, ICoccul. 
 
 Weakness, in paroxysms : ICon.; short attacks, 
 especially in legs, I ICham. 
 
 Weakness, periodic : daily attacks, indescriba- 
 ble, sudden, IHep.; with hunger, Hgn. 
 
 Weakness, in pregnancy : IGoss.JHelon., I ITa- 
 rant. 
 
 Weakness, progressive : Aeon., Cup. ars.,IDig., 
 1101. jec, I IPhos., I IPlumb.; in diarrhoea, 
 I IPhos.; with worms, IMerc. 
 
 Weakness, pulse: irregular, Sang.; irregular, 
 intermitting, on going to bed, Tereb.; small, 
 Tereb.; small, frequent (metritis and peritoni- 
 tis puerperalis), ITereb.; thready, ITereb. 
 
 Weakness, rapid : IIArs., ILaur., ISep.; reduced 
 from vigor to prostration within twenty-four 
 hours (epidemic malignant pustule), ILach.; 
 in purpura hsemorrhagica, ITereb.; in poste- 
 rior spinal sclerosis, I IPic ac; effects of over- 
 study, I Cup. ac. 
 
 Weakness, want of reaction: I Amm. c, 
 ILaur., ISul., IIOp., IVal.; especially in fat 
 people, 1 1 Caps. 
 
 Weakness, relaxed state: Ant. t., ICycl., Eu- 
 phor., Hpec, Lobel. i., I IPhos., IPlat., ITa- 
 bac; in prolapsus ani, lArn.; during climac- 
 teric period, ITabac; not inclined to do any- 
 thing, IBerb.; after excitation which might 
 be taken for exuberance of life, Ferr.; with 
 emaciation, ILach.; during forenoon, Arm; 
 especially hands and feet, with indisposition 
 to move, I IGels.; during menses, ITabac; of 
 body and mind, Calc a.; muscular system 
 flabby, ISul.; with motor paralysis, I IGels.; 
 resembling paralysis, I Art. v.; follows alternate 
 tonic and clonic spasms, ITabac; of posterior 
 muscles of trunk, Bar. c; in worm affections, 
 ICic 
 
 Weakness, in rest: felt most, ILyc 
 
36. NERVES. 
 
 1043 
 
 Weakness, restlessness : IIArs.,IBism.,IColch., 
 Lye. vir., Lyss., I IPhos. ac, I IRhus. 
 
 Weakness, rheumatism: I Merc, I I Sticta; af- 
 fections of nerves and joints, Indig. 
 
 Weakness, riding : after, in a wagon, IPsor. 
 
 Weakness, in scarlatina: lApis, Carbo v., 
 IILach., IPhyt.; malignant, IMur. ac 
 
 Weakness, in sciatica: 1 1 Staph., IPhos. ac; fol- 
 lows attack, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Weakness, septicaemia : result of dissecting- 
 wound, disease at first mistaken for typhus, 
 ILach. 
 
 Weakness, sexual condition : abuse, and loss 
 of semen, IIUstiL; after coition, HCalc, 
 ICon., IDig.,IGraph., UPhos., ISelen., ISep., 
 I IZiz. ; after coition, especially eyes, I I Kali 
 c; after coition and pollutions, IPhos. ac; 
 follows emissions, ICalc, HCinch'., ICvpr., 
 ■ Dig., IHydras., IIKali br., IKali c, Med., 
 IXatr. m., IXuph., IIXux v., IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, ISars., ISep., ISil., IStann., HStaph., 
 I lUstil.; as after emission, early in bed, Arn.; 
 after emissions without erections, I I Op.; 
 with emissions nearly every night, IPhos.; 
 after excesses, lArs., ICoca, IXatr. in., IPhos.; 
 with sexual excitability, Coccul. ; irritation 
 in genitals, IStann. 
 
 Weakness, of sides ; left side, ILach. 
 
 Weakness, sinking (collapse): I I Apis, lArs., 
 HCamph., ICanth., Carbo a., HCarbo v., 
 HCarbol. ac, HCinch., Citrus, Dory., IHyos., 
 Med., IMosch., I ISeneg., HVer.; threatened, 
 in angina, IMosch.; asphyxia and cyanosis, 
 I I Anthrac. ; speedy, with asphyxia, JTabac; 
 feels as if sinking through bed, IRhus ; dur- 
 ing chill (pernicious intermittent), I Ver.; in 
 cholera, Aeon., HCamph., ICarbo v., HVer.; 
 sporadic cholera, ITabac; in summer com- 
 plaint, I Ant. t., I Ver.; congestive collapse 
 (bilious intermittent), IPuls.; with loss of 
 consciousness, Anthrac; worse in morning, 
 IILach.; rapid, in laryngeal croup, IPhos.; 
 rapid, in whooping cough, ILaur. ; appearance 
 of impending death, limbs extended, head 
 low, I I Chloral.; with delirium, Cup. m.; in 
 diarrhoea, Ant. c; from diarrhoea, at 3 a.m., 
 I I Sec; afterdiarrhoea, choleralike, I I Anthrac; 
 in diphtheria, Canth., ISul.; as if body were 
 overwhelmed by a disintegrating tendency, 
 ILach.; as if he were dying, IHep.; to faint- 
 ing, I Ver.; feeling, ISul.; felt as if she were 
 going to sink away, Lyss.; in intermittent 
 fever, ISul.; in yellow fever, ICarbo v.; in 
 sudden gastric catarrh, 1 1 Ver.; after injecting 
 nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, I ITarant.; 
 feels beating of heart, ILach.; in heart dis- 
 ease, IHydras.; in heart and kidney affec- 
 tions, Calc a.; after attack of intestinal 
 spasms, II Op.; with livid countenance and 
 low pulse, I IKali ph.; every morning, with 
 nervousness(parenchyinatous metritis), I I Lac 
 c. ; imperceptible pulse, Kali br. ; with inter- 
 mitting pulse and great thirst (shock of in- 
 jury), IXatr. m.; with dilated pupils, Hippoz.; 
 rapid, IHyos., I I Sal. ac, I Ver.; want of en- 
 ergy and reaction, especially in chest and 
 heart affections, ILaur.; with difficult respira- 
 tion, Anthrac; with irregular short respira- 
 tion, Hippoz.; in scarlatina, Crotal., I I Zinc; 
 a kind of, has to sit down, Fluor, ac; skin 
 cool, Hippoz.; follows sleeplessness for forty- 
 eight hours, IITuberc; in spotted fever, 
 
 I I Dig.; with involuntary stools, Hippoz. ; last 
 straits seem to have been reached (melaena), 
 llpec; sudden, IColch. ; sudden, in peritoni- 
 tis, I Ars.; sudden and rapid, II Ars. ; threat- 
 ened collapse, ICina ; in typhoid, ILach., 
 IMur. ac; in typhus, 1 1 Arn. ; rapid, in typhus 
 putridus, ISul.; with vomiting, IVer. 
 j^g^ cholera, hemorrhage, loss of fluids, 
 etc. ; also Fainting. 
 
 Weakness, sitting: IPlat.; can hardly sit up 
 (vomiting during pregnancy), I Cup. ars.; in- 
 clined to, Tarax.; cannot sit up, without as- 
 sistance, and must be held during examina- 
 tion, IKali iod.; cannot sit up, despite pain 
 caused by lying down (abscess of head),IMerc 
 sol. ; has not power to sit down slowly,Stann. 
 
 Weakness, sleep : after sleep, Amb., Dory.; on 
 awaking, Clem., IDulc; on awaking, dread of 
 night (spring cough), I ISyph.; on awaking 
 in morning from deep sleep, confused and 
 sleepy condition, continued even after rising, 
 ICalc; during day, Sinap. ; as if deprived of, 
 IRhus ; from disturbed (pneumonia), I IXux 
 v.; after dream, Calc. s.; amorous dreams, in 
 both sexes, Plat.; drowsiness, KEthus., Chen. v., 
 Merc, sul.; drowsiness, in heat of summer,ICor- 
 nus: great inclination, IMez.; insomnia, IMagn. 
 p.; following least interruption, ICoccuL; from 
 loss of sleep, IXatr. m.; as from loss of sleep, 
 Glon.; from loss of sleep, and pain (herpes 
 zoster, from external application of Rhus), 
 ILach. ; from night- watching, cannot walk on 
 account of giving out of lower extremities, 
 knees knock together, IIXux v.; sleepless- 
 ness, IIKreo.; sleeplessness, nervous bilious 
 temperamentJCypr.; from sleeplessness (acute 
 rheumatism), I I Chloral.; in posterior spinal 
 sclerosis, I I Pic ac; after sopor, with delir- 
 ium, after attack of vertigo, IKali c; as if 
 waking from a heavy sleep, I I Rheum; want of 
 sleep (pleurodynia) 1 1 Ran. b. ^T morning. 
 
 Weakness, in Spring: Apis, IIBry. 
 
 Weakness, standing: Asaf., Ast. r.; cannot 
 stand alone (morbus coxarius), IKali c; espe- 
 cially in knees and in muscles of back, after 
 standing only a short time, MCic; cannot 
 stand, I Aeon., Curar., I Merc, 1 1 Merc, cy., 
 ISul.; cannot stand, in hsematuria, llpec; 
 could scarcely (ovarian dropsy), lApis. 
 
 Weakness, stomach: across, Calc. s.; burning, 
 or icy coldness, great pain, Colch.; cardialgia, 
 ICup. in., I IPhos.; coming from stomach, 
 Ananth.; of digestion, IFerr.; slow and imper- 
 fect digestion, IXux v.; with persistent 
 troubles of digestive functions in susceptible 
 hysterical subjects, IMosch.; with dyspepsia, 
 llod.; dyspepsia, with amenorrhcea, I IPuls.; 
 with feeling as from fasting, I Ign.; gastralgia, 
 I IXux v.; in gastritis, I Ars.; indigestion, 
 I ISul. ac; indigestion, from atonic state, 
 IIHydras., ICalc. p., IPod.; sinking, ICrot. t. 
 
 Weakness, stool : g^ Chap. 20, Constipation, 
 Diarrhoea and Dysentery weakness : also 
 During and After stool weakness. 
 
 Weakness, sudden: Apis, lArs., Bell., HCro- 
 tal., IGraph., llpec, IXux v., IPhos., ISelen., 
 I ISep., Stann.; as if he should breakdown 
 (palpitation of heart), lArg. met.; in cholera, 
 ICamph., IColch., Hydr. ac; with diarrhoea, 
 Crot. t.; with fainting, Ran. b.; with pain at 
 heart, Cup. ars.; indescribable, Ars. h.; com- 
 pelling him to lie down, Apis ; after motion, 
 
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 36. NERVES. 
 
 out doors, ISpong.; shunning motion, Bry. ; 
 • in phlebitis, ILach. ; coming on even when 
 sitting (labor), I I Lye; in affection of vaso- 
 motor nerves, I Kali br.; walking in open air, 
 after dinner, Amm. m.; when walking, I Con. ; 
 at 5 p.m. (headache), ILac def. 
 
 Weakness, sunstroke : IGlon., IVer. v.; in epi- 
 lepsy, IBell. 
 
 Weakness, with sweat: 1 1 Aloe., I Calc, I Cinch., 
 I I Chin, m., Dig., Uab., ILyc, IPhos. ac.,Sul. 
 ac, Sal. ac, I ITarant. ; clammy, Oxal. ac, 
 IPhos. ac; cold, ICamph., ICarbo v., Cup.m., 
 IMerc, IPhos. ac, ITereb., I IVer.; cold, espe- 
 cially in feet and legs, worse on exposure to 
 . air, ITabac; worse by night sweats (chronic 
 bronchitis), IPhos.; suppressed foot sweat, 
 MSil. 
 
 Weakness, in syphilis : IKali iod., ILyc, 
 ■Staph. 
 
 Weakness, from talking : ICalc,IFerr., IHyos., 
 IINatr. m., IPhos. ac, UStann.; scarcely 
 able to speak, MUstil.; aphonia, HCaust., 
 IPhos.; with brain fag, IINatr. m.; difficult, 
 Carbo v. , Lyss., 1 1 Zinc ; difficult, after 
 cough, with expectoration of pus (con- 
 sumption), IKreo.; difficult, in phthisis, 
 ISil.; difficult, fell into a deep sleep, Cann. 
 i.; impossible, I ISul.; cannot talk loud, ICoc- 
 cul.; could hardly speak, in miscarriage, in 
 sixth month of pregnancy, llpec; can hardly 
 speak in morning (intermittent), I Bry.; after 
 preaching, must rest a long time to re- 
 cuperate (phthisis), I IPsor.; or reading aloud, 
 UStann.; sensation of, impeding speech with 
 constriction in throat, ascending from stomach, 
 caused by accumulation of air, Mane ; worse 
 from talking, Dory. 
 
 Weakness, taste : acid, raw, slimy, particularly 
 after breakfast, I ISars. 
 
 Weakness, thirst : IIArs., Tereb. 
 
 Weakness, throat : chronic inflammation, Uugl.; 
 sore, Lyss. 
 
 Weakness, during a thunderstorm : Sil. 
 
 Weakness, with tingling : Act. sp. 
 
 Weakness, tobacco : after smoking, particularly 
 in legs, Ascl. t. 
 
 Weakness, with trembling : Anag., lArg. nit., 
 Carbo v., ICinch., ICoccul., ICrotal., Lye vir., 
 INitr. ac, IPhos., IPuls.; of hands, I IMerc. 
 viv., I IStront., Tereb.; and knocking together 
 of knees, Berb.; of limbs, ISul.; after tobacco 
 smoking, IHep.; in uterine hemorrhage, 
 ■Caulo.; after stool, IIArs.; after stool, better 
 in open air, llCon. 
 
 Weakness, in uraemia : Arum t. 
 
 Weakness, with urinary symptoms : lEup. pur. 
 
 Weakness, urination: after urination, 1 1 Pic 
 
 ac; after, in abscess of liver, I I Med.; in enu- 
 resis, Vespa ; as if he had passed his strength 
 away, Lyss. ; after prolonged or complete uri- 
 nation, Med. 
 
 Weakness, uterus: affection, Ananth.; cancer, 
 ICarbo a.; dropsy, IFerr.; induration, ICarbo 
 a.; in parenchymatous metritis, I ILac c; neu- 
 ralgia, I INux v.; pressing, Calc. p.; prolapsus, 
 I Agar., lAlet., I Aloe, lArg. nit., IHam., IIHe- 
 lon., IILil. tig. 
 
 Weakness, uvula: elongated, ILac c 
 
 Weakness, veins : phlebitis, Crotal., IHam. 
 
 Weakness, with vertigo: 1 I Acet,ac,Cupr.s.,ISil., 
 Uran. n.; in afternoon, IHyper.; after attacks, 
 
 1 ISabad.; long continued, ISang. 
 Weakness, with vomiting: ICalc, I ISang.; after 
 
 vomiting, Ant. c, Bar. c, Cadm. s., I IVer.; 
 
 2 to 3 p.m., Cinnam.; of bile (migraine), 
 1 1 Rhus ; of dark brown, coffee-colored fluid, 
 Sec; purging as in cholera, I IPhyt.; chronic, 
 ■ ILobel. L; after, in dropsy, IColch.; followed 
 by vomiting, Ant. chl.; with vomiting first of 
 food, then pure bile, occasionally acid mucus 
 after nausea (sick headache), I ISang.; of green, 
 offensive, watery fluid, Sec. 
 
 Weakness, walking : during, ICoca ; after, 
 ICalc, Spig.; worse after, in open air, Act. sp., 
 Alum., IRhus ; has to stop to get breath 
 when outdoors (phthisis), ICetrar.; cannot 
 walk, gastralgia, probably due to metallic 
 poisoning, I ISul. ac; often, with chilliness, 
 Menyanth.; difficult, I ICalab., ICarbo v.; 
 difficult, often impossible, during menses 
 (uterine disease), IMurex; ready to drop 
 after a short walk, INatr. c; after, in even- 
 ing, Sil.; fatigue, in masturbation, IPhos.; 
 can scarcely walk across floor (mental dis- 
 turbance in climacteric period), ICycl.; after 
 least walk, Con.; especially in limbs, with 
 exhausting sweat, I ICalc; as if paralyzed, 
 IPhos.; must rest soon, though pains are bet- 
 ter by walking (anaemia), I IStann.; further 
 than a few rods impossible (diabetes mehitus), 
 ILact. ac; across room difficult (affection of 
 liver with dropsy), IFluor. ac; across room 
 difficult, lArg. nit.; from short walk, ICalc, 
 Cann. i., ICon.; aftera short walk, RutaJSul.; 
 after a short walk (chronic passive hemorrhage 
 from kidneys), I ITereb.; in smallpox, I IVar. ; 
 staggers, unless his mind is on it, Asar.; sud- 
 den tottering, with dyspnoea, ISpong. 
 g@p exertion. 
 
 Weakness, weather : jgg^ heat. 
 
 Weakness, yawning : with desire to, and 
 stretch, Plant. 
 
 Weakness, with worms : ICic, ICina, IMerc; 
 tapeworm, ICina. g^T Chap. 20, Worms. 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 Awaking. Dreams. Drowsiness. Sleep. Falling Asleep. 
 During Sleep. After Sleep. Sleeplessness. Yawning. 
 
 AWAKING, abdomen : colic, Ars. m., Ilgn. ; 
 colic and pain in back, as if bruised, bet- 
 ter lying on side, 2 a.m., Natr. s. ; colic, as from 
 a cold, in morning, Ars. s. f; colic, 5 a.m., 
 with desire for stool, IISul.; colic and urging, 
 Cast, eq.; colic, about midnight, Niccol.; cut- 
 ting, Ars. m.; cutting in muscles, screams, 
 12 p.m., Lact. ac; violent cutting, 2 a.m., 
 lAmm. m.; distended, Hyper.; drawing and 
 cutting, ICalc; dull pain in hypogastrium 
 and navel, IHydras.; flatulence, ICarbo v., 
 Strain.; pain in bowels, I I Amy I.; pain in 
 bowels, child (tabes mesenterica), I I Petrol.; 
 pain in bowels, in bilious fever, lElat.; pains 
 in bowels and nausea, I Hyper.; pain in bow- 
 els, in afternoon, I IDiosc; pain in colon, bet- 
 ter on rising, Chrom. ac. ; pains along duode- 
 num and down into umbilical region, 1 a.m., 
 Merc. sul. ; pain from flatulency, INatr. s. ; pain 
 in left groin to thigh, Ars. m.; near right hip 
 bone, ICard. m.; pressing pain, like heavy 
 weight, coming and going, better from emit- 
 ting flatus, Oxal. ac; shooting, Ars. m.; sick 
 feeling,! p.m., Chrom. ac. 
 
 Awaking, arms : hands and forearms as if swol- 
 len and as strong and large again as natural, 
 IDiad. ; numbness, Calad. ; numbness, in right, 
 Cham.; at 4 or 5 a.m., by intense, indescrib- 
 able pain from shoulder to wrist, pain con- 
 tinues as long as he stays in bed, can tolerate 
 no covering, better getting up and moving 
 about, worse in bad weather, spring and 
 autumn (neuralgia in brachial plexus),! IVer.; 
 pain in right, Cast, eq.; violent pain, after 
 sleeping on side, I Arn.; pain in wounded, Lyss. ; 
 tearing in forearm, Cham.; upper, weak, 
 I lArg. met. 
 
 Awaking, back: aching, IHydras.; bruised 
 pain, Arg. met. ; lying on, Coca ; pain in lower 
 (nervous throat affection), Lac c; dull pain at 
 inferior angles of scapulas, Chrom. ac; pain in 
 small of, I I Kali n.; pain in small of, on turn- 
 ing, IBry.; painful stiffness of spine, ICalc; 
 sharp stitching pains at 3 a.m., must get up 
 and walk (lumbago), I Kali c 
 
 Awaking, bed: as if bed were in motion (par- 
 enchymatous metritis), I I Lac c 
 
 Awaking, bladder : pain in region of, Chrom. 
 ac; tenesmus, Ant. c 
 
 Awaking, brain : sensation of congestion, Car- 
 bo v.; pressure deep, Arg. nit.; pressure, under 
 vertex, toward occiput, IIBar. c; as if shaken 
 by electric shocks, I lAst. r. 
 
 Awaking, breathing: want of air, Cadm. s.; 
 
 by arrest, IKali c; asthma, I Aeon., Calc. a., 
 I Kali c, INatr. s.; asthma paroxysm, at day- 
 break,! Meph. ; of asthma, better smoking, and 
 throwing head back, I Hep.; asthma, sud- 
 denly, Sep.; with choking, can scarcely 
 breathe, I IKali iod.; choking, with ulcers in 
 throat, I Lach. ; suddenly, with a whistling cry 
 (spasmus glottidis), I I Ver.; difficult, Ant. sul. 
 aur.,IAnt. t., Arn., Bapt., IKali bi.; difficult, in 
 asthma,IBenz.ac; difficult,in morning,Seneg., 
 Sep. ; difficult, as if he would suffocate, fre- 
 quent awaking, as in fright, with anxiety, 
 trembling (asthma Millari), I ISamb.; gasping, 
 IDig.,Med. ; gasping (spasms,after fright), Ilgn.; 
 loss of breath, I IGrin.; oppressed, IBapt., Benz. 
 ac; oppressed, 2 a.m., IKali bi.; oppressed, 
 especially in oedema of lungs, in morning, 
 IKali iod.; as if smothered, IKali iod.; stop- 
 page of air-tubes by phlegm, 2 or 3 a.m., 
 I ISamb.; stopped by something running from 
 neck to larynx (spasmus glottidis), I Lach. ; 
 suffocation, I Arg. nit., IGraph., IPhos., Val.; 
 suffocation, awakens about midnight, with 
 congestive headache, after pregnancy, ILyc; 
 suffocation, awakes suddenly, must bounce 
 out of bed on his feet, ILactu. v.; suffocation, 
 each successive attack increased in duration 
 and intensity (nervous asthma), I INux v.; 
 suffocation, between 1 and 2 a.m., I ISpong.; 
 fits of suffocation, throwing arms about (hy- 
 drothorax), ILach.; suddenly, suffocation, 
 ringing, dry, brassy cough, hurried breathing 
 (spasmodic croup), IKali br. ; suffocation, in 
 dysmenorrhea, I ITarant. ; suffocation, bark- 
 ing cough, I Merc. cy. (complementary of He- 
 par, and Phos.) ; paroxysm of suffocation, 
 usually after midnight, IGraph.; shock, up- 
 ward, like a suffocative paroxysm, in trachea, 
 ISpong.; want of breath, increasing to suffo- 
 cation, I ISpong.; after midnight, contraction 
 of chest, slow, heavy wheezing, must sit 
 
 - bent forward, ILach. 
 
 Awaking, bronchia : fulness, Ant. sul. aur. 
 
 Awaking, buttocks : tearing, Agar. 
 
 Awaking, chest : aching in side, I Arg. nit.; an- 
 gina, IChrom. ac; 2 a.m., cramp from right to 
 left, Lachn.; heaviness and pressure, as from 
 a weight, better after rising, Kali bi. ; oppres- 
 sion, Cinch.; oppression, after midnight, Cin- 
 nab.; oppression as from a weight, Viol.; pain, 
 Merc. iod. rub. ; violent pain in left breast, in a 
 point not definitely defined (neuralgia of left 
 phrenic nerve), I IStann.; at midnight, short, 
 intense paroxysm of pain (gastralgia), I I Sul.; 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 spasmodic pressure behind middle of sternum, 
 IChel.; transient soreness in whole breast, 
 Merc. iod. rub.; stinging, in upper, to back, 
 Alum.; broad, blunt stitches in last ribs 
 of left side, morning, ISquilla; stitches in 
 right side, in morning, Form.; uneasiness, 
 soreness, tenderness, especially in a small 
 spot toward left ensiform cartilage, IKali bi. ; 
 weak feeling, llCarbo v. 
 
 Awaking, children : push everything and want 
 everybody to go away, IStaph. ; strange un- 
 easiness, Amm. c. 
 
 Awaking, chill: Bry., llCarbo a., Gamb.; at 
 midnight, Mtr. ac; in morning, Mur. ac; 
 about 2 a.m. , made her teeth chatter, INatr. m.; 
 shivering, IChel. 
 
 Awaking, chilliness : I Amm. m., Card, m.; fre- 
 quent, 4 to 7 p.m., or all night, IKali iod.; fol- 
 lowed by great heat, ILyc; in morning, with 
 cold feet, Chel. 
 
 Awaking, in chorea : 1 1 Chloral. 
 
 Awaking, clothes : feel damp or tight, IGuaiac. 
 
 Awaking, coldness : frequently, All. sat. 
 
 Awaking, convulsions : after being punished 
 and sent to bed, child, llgn. 
 
 Awaking, cough : IIAcon., Arg. nit., lArs., 
 Bell., Brom., ICaust., IChel., ILach., ISep., 
 ISil., Sul.; barking, suddenly at 11 p.m. 
 (croup), IBell.; in cardiac rheumatism, 
 
 I IPhos.; croupy, IKaol.; deep, hollow, 
 
 I I Anac; dry, from soreness in chest, IPhos.; 
 dry, at night, IKali c; dry, at 2 a.m., IKali 
 c; as if one had inhaled dust, Bell.; 11 p.m., 
 with expectoration, tenacious mucus, caused 
 by tickling in larynx, IICoccus ; frequent, 
 after which he falls asleep again, IIHyos.; 
 in hepatic disorder, I ISil.; hoarse, at mid- 
 night, causes vomiting and pain in sternum 
 (catarrhal fever), I IRuta ; irritation, behind 
 larynx, with chilliness, Card, m.; choking, 
 about midnight, Euta ; between 5 and 6 
 a.m., pain in stomach and abdomen, IKali c; 
 and nausea, at midnight, ICalc; between 1 
 and 2 a.m., in any position, making chest feel 
 bruised, IIRumex; at 2 a.m., a short time, 
 then falls asleep again, IDiosc; in prostatitis 
 and atony of sexual organs, I ISelen.; does not 
 cease until he sits up and passes flatus upward 
 and downward, ISang.; with stitches in sides 
 of chest, Con.; in whooping cough, ICaust. 
 JSglT Chap. 27, Cough night, sleep. 
 
 Awaking, croup : $ggr Chap. 25, Larynx 
 croup. 
 
 Awaking, delirium : Bell., IBry., ICact. 
 
 Awaking, difficult: Berb. , ICamph., ICalc, 
 IGlon., I IHydras., Iodof., IKali br.; in con- 
 vulsions, ICic; as if arousing from a dream, 
 ICarbo v.; in morning, Thuya ; in early morn- 
 ing, I ICalc. p.; after a sound midday nap, 
 with thirst and bruised sensation, Jamb.; no 
 desire to rise, ISep. JUir Sleep deep, so- 
 porous. 
 
 Awaking, diphtheria : gasping, Naja ; desire to 
 hawk or cough up detached deposits, with 
 tough, ropy, yellow, discolored mucus, IKali bi. 
 
 Awaking, dreams: Agar., Arm; in afternoon, 
 Ang. ; apparently continues to dream, cannot 
 be pacified, and cannot bear to be left alone, 
 ILyc; six or seven times, that he is dying 
 and bed is surrounded by friends taking their 
 last leave, 1 1 Am.; of falling from height or 
 into water, I Dig.; cannot free himself from, 
 
 J ICalc; frequent, Bry.; with fright and fixed 
 idea that dream is true, with dreams of rob- 
 bers, Ver.; frightful, Ascl. t., ILyc; frightful, 
 not knowing where he was, Cann. s.; that he 
 is hungry, in morning, Arg. nit.; early, very 
 impressive, arm amputated, wounded by shot, 
 etc., Lobel. i.; in morning, Chrom. ac; night- 
 mare, I Aeon., ICamph.; remembers, heavy, 
 anxious, Ant. t.; after sleeping quarter of an 
 hour, with start and cry, Cain.; troubled, busy, 
 frightened as if someone were in room (mania 
 apotu; typhoid), INux v.; unpleasant, fan- 
 tastic, INatr. s.; leave unpleasant impression, 
 Calc fl.; vivid, IPhos.; vivid, after midnight, 
 nightmare, worse on awaking, 1 1 Mez. 
 $8^* frightened. 
 
 Awaking, ears : dull aching deep in right, dur- 
 ing night, I I Tell.; disturbed by noise, Ars. h.; 
 sensation as if pinned to head, Vib.; singing 
 and buzzing (after heat of intermittent), I Ars.; 
 stitches, in morning, IForm. 
 
 Awaking too early: IBor., ICalc, I Cinch., Se- 
 len.; cannot fall asleep again, Brach., Chrom. 
 ac, ILach.; difficult falling asleep again, 
 1 1 Ars.; feels she has had enough sleep, IForm.; 
 after midnight, remains awake for a long 
 time, 1 1 Ran. sc; midnight, cannot fall asleep 
 again on account of restlessness, Spong. ; soon 
 after midnight, cannot sleep again until 6 a.m., 
 Syph. ; and goes to sleep late, Diosc ; at 1 a.m. , 
 cannot go to sleep again, ICoccul.; between 1 
 and 3 a.m., I IPhos. ac; at 2 a.m. (bronchitis), 
 ICaust.; 2 to 3 a.m., I IMagn. c; at 3 a.m., 
 IKali c, I INux v.; at 3 a.m., after which only 
 dozes, ICoff.; at 3 a.m., falls asleep again, late 
 in morning, Zing.; at 3 a.m., cannot go to sleep 
 again, Sep.; at 3 a.m. , feels worse if he sleeps 
 again, INux v.; at 3, 4 or 5 a.m., cannot fall 
 asleep again, IISul.; at 4 a.m., ILyc, Ptel., 
 Tromb. 
 
 Awaking, epigastrium : pressive, tensive pains, 
 2 or 3 a.m. (woman after childbed), IKali c ; 
 tightness, Chel.; weak, sinking feeling in morn- 
 ing, I Lac c. 
 
 Awaking, with erethism : INatr. m. 
 
 Awaking, eyes : beating pain, especially at in- 
 ternal can thus, at 1 a.m., lasts an hour, I ITe- 
 reb.; blindness in left (epileptoid), I ITarant.; 
 burning, Elaps ; dark, IDulc; dryness, Elaps ; 
 flickering appearance like sparks of fire before 
 eyes, ICalc; sees as through a gauze, IStram.; 
 gummed, ICalc, IDiosc; heavy, dull head- 
 ache, over right eye, JEsc. h.; blue light before 
 right, at night, Ars. h.; mucous discharge, 
 Arg. nit.; wide open, staring, in evening, 
 llpec; pain, in morning, IForm.; by sharp 
 pain, early (keratitis pustulosa), I ISul.; pain, 
 as if split, in middle of night, Vacc; pains as 
 if taken out and squeezed, then put back (su- 
 praorbital neuralgia), ILach.; dull, pressive 
 pain over right, Chrom. ac; pain, better by 
 washing, 7rForm.; small pupils (meningitis in- 
 fantum), I Arm; dry scurf on lids, I ISep.; ob- 
 jects appear covered with snow, Dig.; spots 
 before, dim vision, ICycl.; tearing, INux v. 
 
 Awaking, face : looks afraid (spasms), IZinc; 
 bruised sensation, llgn.; in daytime, im- 
 portant and solemn look, Stram.; neuralgic 
 pains in right side, llris ; pain in swollen, 
 worse by cold, Niccol.; pressure in right 
 maxilla, I IChel. 
 
 Awaking, falling sensation : Bism., IGuaiac, 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
 1047 
 
 IPhos. ac; deep down, caused shuddering, 
 Bell. ; with fright, Sang. 
 Awaking, feet : suddenly, every two or three 
 hours by sharp rheumatic pain, burning like 
 fire in left side of right instep and below inner 
 malleolus, I ISyph. improved. 
 Awaking, fingers : pain in joints, as if they 
 were swollen, ICalc; throbbing in tip of 
 thumb, Bor. 
 Awaking, flatus : emission of much offensive, 
 
 ILith. fi^" abdomen. 
 Awaking, frequent: 1 1 Agnus, 1 1 Apis, Bapt., 
 IBell.,Berb.,Bism., IBor.,ICalc. ,Calend., I I Car- 
 bol.ac, ICard.m., ICimex,ICoff., IDros.,Ferr. 
 iod., Guarsea, Jacea, ILyc, Lyss., IMerc., 
 IIMur. ac, IPuls., Sars., ISep., Stront.; as 
 from anxiety and as if it were time to rise, 
 ■Dig.; irritation of brain, ILach.; in diarrhoea, 
 ISuL; in dyspepsia, ILach.; with restlessness, 
 ILach.; as if it were time to rise, Ruta ; from 
 sopor, for a short time (typhus), I Ars.; with 
 sleeplessness, I Kali iod. J$S£T > During Sleep, 
 restlessness. 
 Awaking, frightened: lAmb., Ant. c, IBell., 
 Bism., ICaps., IChloral., IIEuph., ISpong.; 
 when aroused, Natr. a.; from dreams, Case; 
 as by a bad dream, I ILyc; from a fearful 
 dream and after waking occupied with anxious 
 thoughts as of ghost, from which he could 
 not free himself, ISul.; frequent, ICoccul., 
 INatr. m.; in intermittent, ICina ; knows no 
 one (child), IStram.; 11 p.m., Act. rac; from 
 noise, Apis; from least noise, INux v.; 
 screams, in children, I I Kali p.; screams, 
 clings to those near (child), IStram.; startled, 
 IIDig., ILaur. ; startled, meningitis, ISul.; 
 sudden, from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m., grasping its 
 throat (croup), I ISamb.; terrified by the usual 
 sufferings, IChel. ; after midnight, with fear 
 of thieves, llgn.; three or four times nightly, 
 Cham.; about something trifling, ILach. 
 jgg^ dreams, mental condition, scream- 
 ing ; also During sleep, starting. 
 Awaking, head : hard beating of temporal ar- 
 teries after midnight, 110 per minute, IBenz. 
 ac; as if it would burst, Cham.; confusion, 
 ICarbo v.; confused, aching, Bry.; heavy, 
 confused, Ant. sul. aur.; congestion, IBell., 
 Berb., I ICalc; fright and start from cracking, 
 ICon. ; drawing in periosteum of forehead, 
 Amm. c; dull, Merc iod. rub.; fulness, Ars.m.; 
 fulness in upper and forepart, at 5 A.M.,Chrom. 
 ac; heaviness, ICalc, Cham.; hot, Cinch.; 
 numbness, Lyss. ; pressure, Cham.; retraction, 
 better bending forward (neuralgic headache, 
 cerebrospinal meningitis), IGels.; scalp sore, 
 Amb.; scratches impatienly, or when dis- 
 turbed in sleep (coxalgia, during dentition, 
 paralysis), I ICalc. ; as if swollen, night or 
 morning, I I Ars. m.; pulsating pain in right 
 temple and brow, slight pain worse, IChel.; 
 tension, at night, Berb.; throbbing, Bell.; 
 throbbing, on vertex, ILyc. 
 Awaking, with headache : I I Alum., Arg. nit., 
 Arm, Bov., Calad., Carbo v., IChel., lEup. 
 perf., IForm., I I Graph., IKali bi., ILach., 
 ILyc, Merc, sul., INux v., Rheum, ISil.; in 
 morning, as if brain were beaten and bruised, 
 llgn. ; when aroused by nightbell (chronic 
 cephalalgia), I I Am.; burning in right side, 
 Arum t.; as if skull would burst, IHep.; 
 bursting, Ham.; child, IKali br.; and colic, 
 
 Gels.; goes off while dressing, Crotal.; dull 
 over eyes (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; dull, 
 and fluttering of heart (melancholia), I INaja; 
 dull, in night, Ars. s. r.; dulness and soreness, 
 I I Cup. ars.; early, Rumex ; dull in forehead, 
 ICalc; occupying forehead and eyes, press- 
 ing or grinding pains, worse by motion 5 a.m., 
 Stann.; in forehead, as if split, in middle of 
 night, Vacc; in forehead and vertex, to 
 back of head, IKali bi.; dull frontal, Ant. c, 
 Erig., Myr. cer., HSTux v.; throbbing frontal 
 (epileptoid), IITarant.; fulness, Asaf. ; hemi- 
 crania, left side (chlorosis), ICalc; after 
 midnight, dull, Ant. sul. aur.; every morn- 
 ing, INaja; worse til 9 a.m., IKali c; and 
 nausea, lasts all morning, ILac c; every 
 other morning, with nausea, lEup. perf.; 
 with stiff neck, I ICalc. a.; numb at 2 a.m., 
 cannot sleep again, I ISpig. ; in occiput, early, 
 Grat.; often, INatr. m.; pressive, 1 1 Hell.; 
 frequent sick headache, seems to commence 
 at nape (nervous throat affection), 1 1 Lac c; 
 as from too much sleep, Bov.; 3 a.m., stitches 
 as from penknife in both temples, then over 
 forehead, with chilliness, IFerr.; twice in 
 morning by pressing boring stitch in left half 
 of forehead, lasts a minute, Staph.; in temples, 
 Amyl., Lact. ac; begins in right temple (post- 
 partum hemorrhage), ICann. s.; stinging in 
 temples in middle of night, Vacc; in temporal 
 region, left side, after having been asleep for an 
 hour (facial neuralgia), I I Rhus ; aching in ver- 
 tex, 5 a.m., ICalc; as if vertex were being 
 pressed against wall after cessation of chronic 
 diarrhoea, I ISul.; begins in vertex, in post-par- 
 tum hemorrhage, ICann. s.; early, in vertex 
 and temples, with nausea, after sudden cessa- 
 tion of menses, ILith.; in vertex, 2 a.m., 
 Diosc; throbbing on vertex, ILyc; with 
 vertigo, ICalc. ; with vomiting, Form. 
 J8^ After sleep headache ; also Chap. 3, 
 Headache, awaking. 
 Awaking, heart: fluttering, IKali iod. ; lameness 
 near, worse during expiration, I IPhyt.; pain 
 under apex, Chrom. ac; after midnight, with 
 sudden palpitationand suffocation, alarm, anx- 
 iety, I ISpong.; violent shock in praecordia and 
 sensation of suffocative constriction of chest 
 (functional disturbance of heart), ILach.; 
 strange sensation for a few moments, after- 
 wards feels as if she were floating in air, 
 1 1 Sticta ; trembling nervous thumping and 
 agitation as if he had been frightened, IMerc. 
 j^^° palpitation. 
 Awaking, with heat : Benz. ac, IKali bi.; strong 
 about 2 p.m., internal, Benz. ac; dry, IBell., 
 IPhos. ac ; dry, in morning, Alum., I Am.; in 
 intermittent fever, I Ars.; flashes, as if sweat 
 would break out, 3 a.m., Bapt.; frequently, 
 IIBar. c,. IPhos.; 3 a.m., burning heat inter- 
 nally, cold to touch externally (ophthalmia), 
 I I Ars.; passes off, Calad. 
 Awaking, hunger : Cinch.; without appetite, 
 I LAnt. c; canine, IPhos. ac; in spasms, after 
 fright, llgn.; in tabes mesenterica, 1 1 Petrol. 
 Awaking, hypochondria : lancinating in right, 
 about midnight, Calc fl. ; pain, ICist.; press- 
 ure in right, Chrom. ac 
 Awaking, inguinal region : sticking, I ICarbo a. 
 Awaking, itching : Agar., IStram.; in prurigo, 
 IMerc. viv.; scratching skin off hands (ecze- 
 ma), Uugl.; with sweat, ILed. 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 Awaking, jerking : jg^ 01 twitching. 
 
 Awaking, kidneys : pain, Bry. 
 
 Awaking, larynx: sudden contraction, ISpong.; 
 membranous croup, apparently in a dying 
 condition, ILach.; hoarse, IHam.; hoarseness, 
 in morning, I Arum d.; voice husky, Alum.; 
 huskiness, worse, Alum.; rawness, worse, 
 Alum.; spasm of glottis, Lact. ac. f$^** Chap. 
 25, Glottis spasm. 
 
 Awaking, legs: pains in ankles, Diosc.; pain in 
 ankle joint, 2 a.m., Agar.; cold, especially 
 knees, HCarbo v.; at night, congestion, 
 I IMeph.; cramps, Bufo.; cramp in calf and 
 and thigh, I I Kali e; on stretching, cramps in 
 left calf, worse from rubbing, Aspar. ; cramp 
 in right, in morning, Arum t. ; cramp in tendo- 
 Achilles, 2 a.m., ICaust.j pricking, IILyc; lan- 
 cinating in left knee joint, Form.; pains in 
 bones of hip and thigh, Euphor. ; at 12 p.m., 
 pain in right, extending along posterior part 
 (sciatica, probably hysterical and due to re- 
 trolateral version of uterus), I INux m.; pain 
 in ulcerated leg at 4 a.m., further sleeping pre- 
 vented, Ars.; powerless, I lArg. met.; right- 
 sided sciatica, ILach.; electric shocks, Agar.; 
 tearing in right thigh Or knee, worse lying on 
 affected side or back (sciatica), IKali iod. ; ten- 
 sion in hip joints, Carbo v.; tension in knees, 
 Carbo v.; throbbing, boring in region of right 
 hip, about 4 a.m., IColoc; twitching, Cinnab. 
 
 Awaking, limbs : feel bruised, lArg. nit.; con- 
 vulsive momentary extension, Bell.; drawing, 
 worse, Calc. p.; pressure, Bar. c; tired, Bar. c. 
 
 Awaking, liver: hepatic symptoms, 4 a.m., 
 Ptel.; pain in, Bry.; from midday nap, ten- 
 sion in region of, I Carbo v. 
 
 Awaking, lying down : if he lies on painful 
 side, IBor. 
 
 Awaking, menses : in gushes, Coca. 
 
 Awaking, mental condition : absence of mind, 
 opens eyes with alarm, murmuring, frightened 
 (intermittent), ICalc. ; agitated, INatr. m.;as 
 if alarmed, lAgnus ; much alarmed without 
 cause, Cact.; inclined to be angry, Lyss.; an- 
 guish, 4 a.m., INux v.; great anguish (heart 
 disease), IDig.; anguish and thirst, INatr. s.; 
 anxiousness,IArn., IIArs.,IBCarbo v.,ICinch., 
 IDios., Zinc; anxiety, and difficult breathing, 
 ICalc; anxious, in convulsions IZinc ; anx- 
 iety, cannot rest, I Caust.; some dreadful beast 
 is under bed, or in room, Cham.; as if called, 
 Khod., ISep.; full of care and fear about his 
 complaint, Ars. h.; confused, ICalc;cross and 
 hungry (inguinal hernia), 1 1 Lye; cross, or 
 with a scream, child (coxalgia), IILyc; de- 
 pressed, in morning, ISep.; distressed, in pa- 
 renchymatous metritis, I I Lac c. ; distressed 
 and unhappy, as if from loss of breath (hys- 
 teria), ILach. ; excitement, Berb. ; fear of apo- 
 plexy, IGlon.; fear of death, lArs.; fear as if 
 something were going to happen, Lyss. ; re- 
 mains full of fear, ICaps.; fearful foreboding, 
 with cold sweat, 1 1 Lac c; fretful, Calad., 
 ICham., ILyc ; frightened, as if something 
 dreadful had happened, could not rest in bed, 
 felt as if she must do something to rid her 
 mind of this torture, IMed.; half conscious, 
 Cinch.; same disagreeable idea, HCalc; can- 
 not get rid of one persistent idea, Psor.; does 
 not know where she is. JEsc. h., IStram.; ill 
 humor, Merc. iod. rub. ; imagines another per- 
 son in bed, I Petrol.; impatient (diphtheria), 
 
 ILyc; impression that she had slept for 
 hours, although it was only thirty minutes, 
 Med.; irritable, IBell., ICycl.; does not know 
 where he is, INux m..; very lazy, lAloe ; la- 
 menting, in morning, ICina ; morose, ner- 
 vous, Lyss.; by fancied noises, Bell.; as if 
 something under the bed made a noise,IBell.; 
 obliged to rise and occupy herself in some 
 manner (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lac c; 
 will not be pacified (intermittent), ICina; ran 
 about room, crying, scolding, screaming and 
 wished to escape, ICup. ac; s#i thoughts, 
 ■Phos. ac; scolding, IILyc; cannot collect 
 senses, Cinch., ICoff.; difficulty in collecting 
 his senses, 1 1 Plat. ; singing, is happy, ISul.; 
 stares and looks about anxiously (meningitis 
 infantum), I Am. ; with a mental struggle, 
 not knowing where he was, or what had be- 
 come of him, IKali br. ; passivity of brain 
 and cessation of thought, before midnight, 
 I I Med.; could not fall asleep again on account 
 of rush of thought, 2 a.m., Sil.; inclined to 
 weep, IBell.; symptoms worse in morning, 
 I Alum.; feeling wretched, I IChel., I IPhyt. 
 g^^ frightened, screaming. 
 
 Awaking, mesmerized : in convulsions, IPhos. 
 
 Awaking, motion : unable to move or speak, 
 after pain, TrLyc 
 
 Awaking, mouth : blood, Canth.; burning in 
 lip and tip of tongue, with swelling, INatr.m.; 
 clammy, ICycl.; dry, Ammoniac, Bov.; dry, 
 about 3 a.m., continued thirst for large quan- 
 tities of water, longs to keep quiet (dysentery), 
 ■Lil. tig.; painfully dry (parenchymatous 
 metritis), 1 1 Lac c; prickling dryness (urtica- 
 ria), ILed.; at night, frequently, dryness with 
 disgusting bitter taste, IRhus ; dryness of 
 tongue, ICalc; fetid breath, Grat.; lips numb 
 and dry, Amb.; filled with mucus, Hod.; 
 numb, pithy, Bov.; putrid odor, ILyc, 
 Rheum; profuse saliva, Coccion.; tasteless, 
 viscid saliva, Fluor, ac; bad taste, in morn- 
 ing, ILyc, I IPuls.; bitter taste, Amb., Ars. sul. 
 rub., Bov., Carb. s., 1 1 Diosc, IKali iod.; taste 
 bitter, 5 a.m., IHelon.; taste of blood, IHam. ; 
 disgusting taste, worse hawking, ICalc p.; 
 taste like ink, ICalc; slimy taste, Bov., 
 Merc. iod. rub.; a number of times at night, 
 to moisten tongue, I I Pic. ac. 
 
 Awaking, nausea : Arund., Cup. ars., Ferr.ph., 
 IGoss.; with faintness, Calad.; with headache 
 in frontal bone, I I Ham.; an hour after, I Carbo 
 v.; loathing, with vertigo, IHyper.; particu- 
 larly after midnight, with ptyalism (preg- 
 nancy), IMerc; 5 a.m., Aspar.; with much 
 water collected in mouth, obliging to vomit, 
 1 a.m., IMerc. sol.; vomits several times, from 
 5 a.m. until breakfast, substance vomitedwhite 
 and frothy, followed by something yellow, 
 like bile, ICon. 
 
 Awaking, neck: electric shocks (above larynx), 
 ■Mane; stiff, Bufo.; with headache, 1 1 Calc. a.; 
 stiff, in morning, I I Phyt. 
 
 Awaking, nose: bleeding, Ast. r.; cannot 
 breathe through (coryza), ICarbo a.; child 
 rubs, long at night (catarrh. of breast), ILyc; 
 from dry coryza or obstruction, IMagn. c; 
 dry, Ammoniac; sneezing, Amm. m., Ast. r.; 
 stopped up, with sneezing (chronic colds), 
 ICalc; stopped up with mucus, has to blow, 
 and expectorate, INitr. ac; 3 a.m., stopped 
 up, I IPhyt. 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
 1049 
 
 Awaking, numbness : unable to move, soon 
 after falling asleep, lies in this way suffering 
 for half an hour, Erig. 
 
 Awaking, pain: as if beaten, Ars. h.; boring, 
 digging, drawing in nerves, Phos. ac; like 
 cramps, cold sweat follows, lEup. perf.; in 
 morning, cramping, sore, Raph.; or distress 
 (cough; asthma; spasm), IILach.; causing 
 dyspnoea and one-sided paralysis, INatr. m.; 
 in forehead, temples and small of back, Myr. 
 cer. ; especially about midnight, 1 1 Ars.; worse 
 from noise, and when feet get cold, Cinch.; 
 pressing, tensive, 2 a.m., IKali c; in parts 
 rested on, Bapt.; returned, worse in spine, 
 lungs, conjunctivae, I I Amyl.; shifting to various 
 parts of trunk, Chrom. ac. 
 
 Awaking, palpitation: Alum., I Ars., ICalc, 
 Cann. i., IKali bi., Oxal. ac; 110 beats per 
 minute, after midnight, IBenz. ac; after fear- 
 ful dreams, Rhus ; after half an hour's sleep, 
 ILyc; when lying on left side, INatr. c; in 
 morning, ICarboa. ; with twitches, ICamph.; 
 violent, 12 p.m., I ISpong. %&g~ heart. 
 
 Awaking, paralyzed feeling : Ferr. iod. 
 
 Awaking, periodicity: every hour, lArg. nit.; 
 every hour, before the clock strikes, Ars. h.; 
 always at same hour, Selen. 
 
 Awaking, pharynx: feels contracted, Alum. 
 
 Awaking, in pregnancy : by movement of child, 
 I I Thuya. 
 
 Awaking, pulse: beating of arteries, IBell.; 
 bounding, 2 a.m., Benz. ac; excited, 2 a.m., 
 ICepa; hard, 2 a.m., Benz.ac; intermits, Ars. h. 
 
 Awaking, rectum: 4 a.m., intolerable pain, as 
 if pierced with needles, IMagn. c 
 
 Awaking, restlessness : I Ars. ; and heaviness on 
 chest, 3 a.m., Amm.m.;in morning, ICina; 5 a.m., 
 Chrom. ac. g^° During sleep restlessness. 
 
 Awaking, rheumatism : arthritic pains, Bufo.; 
 in right foot, at night, Lith. 
 
 Awaking, screaming: Calc s., ICaps., IGuaiac, 
 IHyos., ILyc., Samb., ISul.; holding sides of 
 cradle, children, IIBor.; in cholera infantum, 
 IKali br.; sudden, startling, piercing cries, 
 Cham.; suddenly, with a cry (spasmus glotti- 
 dis), I ISul.; as if delirious, as if geese were 
 biting him, Zinc; and exhausted after dream- 
 ing of convulsion from fright, Calc. s. ; in in- 
 termittent, ICina ; in a fright, Sep.; utters 
 startling cries in nightmare, ICham.; and 
 overpowering sensation (nervous dyspepsia), 
 IHydr. ac; piercing cries, child, llgn.; sud- 
 den shrill cries (meningitis), I Gels.: shrill 
 (meningitis infantum), lApis; child throws 
 arms about (scarlatina), I ISil. g^p"* fright- 
 ened, mental condition. 
 
 Awaking, sensitiveness : everything seems 
 too tight, IGuaiac. 
 
 Awaking, sexual condition : emissions, IThu- 
 ya ; emissions with lascivious dreams, I I Selen.; 
 erections, I I Card, m., I I Hep., Sil.; erection 
 and urgent desire for coition, Gnaphal.; 
 erection after emission (spermatorrhoea), 
 I I Phos. ac; violent erections, Arm; excite- 
 ment, Carbol. ac; pain in male organs, Con.; 
 scrotum cold, ICaps.; scratching vulva, feels 
 like tearing away flesh, itching seems deep 
 in, worse before menses (pruritus vulvae), 
 ILil. tig. 
 
 Awaking, shocks : electric, of limbs or body 
 (palpitation), lArg. met.; by two strong con- 
 secutive, after midnight, Ars. 
 
 Awaking, soreness: lArn., I Rhus ; red all 
 over, iEsc. h. 
 
 Awaking, spleen: stitches in morning, I Ammm. 
 
 Awaking, starting : lAcon., BAgnus, Amm. m., 
 Aur. m., ICham., ISul.; frequently, in menin- 
 gitis, ISpong.; of limbs, Cann. i.; of limbs, 
 especially knees, lArg. nit.; in morning, ICi- 
 na ; at 2 a.m., IKali bi.; stoppage of nose 
 (child), lAmm. c. jg^gT frightened, twitch- 
 ing. 
 
 Awaking, stitches : itching burning in skin, 
 Berb. 
 
 Awaking, stomach : burning, JEsc. h.; cramp, 
 thought he would die, ICamph.; gastralgia, 
 ICoccul. ; gastric symptoms, 4 a.m., Ptel.; like 
 a load, ICarbo a.; at midnight, oppression as 
 of a heavy lump, lArg. nit.; pain, Amyl.; 
 pain, as if it were cut to pieces, Magn. m.; 
 pain, in bilious fever, lElat.; pain, 11.30 
 p.m., Lyss.; pressure, JEsc. h., Ant. sul. aur., 
 1 1 Card. m. 
 
 Awaking, stool : urgent desire, IKali bi.; urgent 
 desire, at 1 A.M.,Caulo.; pasty, IBry. ; urging, 
 IDiosc; urging, 6 a.m., Arg. nit.; urging, in 
 intermittent, IBry. 
 
 Awaking, stupid : in morning (vertigo), ICon.; 
 after nightmare, Ind. 
 
 Awaking, sudden : in pneumonia or croup, 
 IKali iod. 
 
 Awaking, sweat: Ant.c,Berb., Calc. p., Cinch., 
 IIDros., Rumex; in aphonia, I Ferr. ; with 
 chill, ILyc; clammy skin, """Form.; cold, fear- 
 ful foreboding, I I Lac c; copious, in first sleep 
 (tuberculosis), ILach.; after many unremem- 
 bered dreams (liver complaint), IChel.; five 
 minutes after falling asleep, most profuse on 
 head and upper portion of body (diabetes, 
 with parotitis), ICon.; frequent, ICic, INatr. 
 m. ; with general itching, ILed.; particularly 
 lower part of body, Astac; in morning (quo- 
 tidian), I I Puis.; all over, Ant. t., Gamb.; pro- 
 fuse, I I Ptel., Samb.; profuse, staining linen 
 yellow, difficult to wash out, I I Lac def.; in 
 tuberculosis, I Chin. a. Jg^* Chap. 46, Sweat 
 night. 
 
 Awaking, talking: falls asleep again, and has 
 more frightful dreams (anaemia), I ISul. 
 
 Awaking, teeth: grinding, face distorted, mouth 
 and nose drawn to left side, ICrotal. 
 
 Awaking, testicles : at 3 a.m, neuralgic pains, 
 preventing sleep, Ham. 
 
 Awaking, thirst : Berb., MCoff.; after dreaming 
 of drinking, Dros. ; with dry lips, Calad.; at 
 night, Aloe; wants drink, and swallows it 
 hastily (typhus), I I Calad.; violent thirst, 
 I Strain. v 
 
 Awaking, throat : dropping of thick, yellow 
 mucus from posterior nares, INatr. p.; dry, 
 Alum., Ammoniac, Bov., 7rForm. ; dry, in 
 night, with cough, ILachn.; painfully dry 
 (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lac c; dry, 
 parched, at 5 a.m., I I Amyl.; especially at 5 
 a.m., dry, oppression, loss of voice (spasmodic 
 croup of scrofulous children), IKali iod.; 
 stopped up with mucus, must expectorate 
 before he can breathe easily, INitr. ac. ; now 
 and then pain (diphtheria), I Rhus ; sore, 
 Merc iod. rub.; strangling, I Apis ; violent 
 efforts to swallow, difficulty of swallowing, 
 Sal. ac; periodical thrusts (as if electric), in 
 upper part, 1 1 Mane 
 
 Awaking, throbbing : in arteries, INatr. m. 
 
1050 
 
 37. SLEEP. 
 
 Awaking, tingling : in skin, Bar. c. 
 
 Awaking, tired feeling: lArg. met., Ars. h., 
 Bism., ICycl., Dros., I IPhos. ac, IStram.; 
 with aching of limbs, as if he had not slept, 
 Lact. ac; lame, Diosc;languor,Cinch., Hyper.; 
 lassitude, in morning, ICham.; weariness, 
 goes off by noon, Hyper.; in ovarian tumor, 
 IColoc; pained all over (irritation of cerebro- 
 spinal nerves), 1 1 Paris; cannot rise, ICycl.; 
 does not want to rise, iEsc. h., 1 1 Card, m.; 
 wants to sleep again, ^Esc h.; sore, iEsc. h. 
 
 Awaking, toes : tearing in right big, Lachn. 
 
 Awaking, tongue : dry, ICalc. 
 
 Awaking, toothache: I ICalc, ICarbo a., 
 IGlon.; in morning, Bell. 
 
 Awaking, trachea : spasmodic feeling, tickling, 
 in windpipe (phthisis), ICetrar. 
 
 Awaking, trembling : IDulc; anxiety, Carbo 
 v.; in intermittent, ICina ; all over, child, 
 llgn. 
 
 Awaking, twitching : Chel.; of whole body, 
 ILaur.; in chorea, ICodein.; after falling down 
 stairs, 1 1 Rhus; then palpitation, ICamph. 
 g@T" starting. 
 
 Awaking, ulcers: aggravation, ICalc. 
 
 Awaking, urethra : pain, ICard. m. 
 
 Awaking, urinate : desire to, i I Hep., IKali bi., 
 INatr. m.; frequent desire, I IKali c; with 
 desire, but nothing passes, Diad.; urging, SiL; 
 urging, 3 a.m., Sarrac; urging, cannot retain 
 urine, IKreo.; urging, voiding only small 
 quantity, Card, m.; urine watery, strong 
 smell, IKali bi. 
 
 Awaking, vagina : swelling, Calc p. 
 
 Awaking, vertigo: Cinch., Kali iod., IMed., 
 IINuxv.; heaviness, uncomfortable, Ant. t.; 
 in encephalitis, dark before eyes, IDulc; in 
 morning, IDulc, IKali c; 11 p.m., Therid. 
 
 Awaking, vomiting: frothy saliva, worse on 
 slightest movement, I Cup. ac; with head- 
 ache in morning, I Form. 
 
 Awaking, weakness : IDulc; feels exhausted, 
 Clem.; exhausted, in tuberculosis, IChin. a.; 
 and faint, until he eats, Alum.; want of power 
 to sit up, Bapt. %ggT tired feeling. 
 
 Awaking, worms: itching in anus from pin 
 worms, Calc fl. 
 
 DREAMS, absurd: Cinch, g^ comical. 
 
 Dreams, of accidents : Iodof. ; annoying, Ind.; 
 anxious, of being wounded, Ant. c; fatal, 
 Cham., IIGraph., Sars., INux v. fi^° water. 
 
 Dreams, amorous : gUr sexual. 
 
 Dreams, of animals: IMerc ; biting, I IPhos.; 
 black beasts, I Puis. Jl^* cats, dogs, etc, 
 also pursued. 
 
 Dreams, anxious: Agnus, All. sat., Alum., 
 Anim. c, IIAmyl., Apis, Ascl. t., Astac, 
 IBell., Berb.,Bov.,Calad., ICamph., ICanth., 
 ICaust., Chrom. ac, ICham., Cinch., Cist., 
 HCoccul., Coloc, CycL, IGamb., IIGraph., 
 ■Hell., IIHep.,IHyos.,IIod., MKalic, ILyc, 
 IIMur. ac, INatr. c, IINatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INux v., Pseonia, Petrosel., I IPhos., I IPhos. 
 ac, Psor., IPuls., 1 1 Ran. sc, I I Rheum, ISil., 
 HSpong., ISul., Zing.; agitation, Rhus ; causes 
 spasmodic asthma, in hysterical or hypochon- 
 driacal subjects, INux v.; in inflammation of 
 brain, IMerc. viv. ; in children, lAmb.; after 
 dinner, Sinap.; in dyspepsia, IFerr. ph.; 
 chronic inflammation of eyes and otorrhcea 
 after vaccination, I I Thuya ; in typhus, I Arm; 
 with congestion to heart and chest, IPuls.; 
 
 heavy, with oppression of chest, I Aeon.; in 
 hemiopia, lAur. met.; in epidemic influenza, 
 ISabad.; when lying on left side, IPuls., Sep., 
 IThuya; before menses, ICaust., Con.; toward 
 morning, Zinc; toward morning, with rest- 
 less sleep, I IKali m.; with palpitation, I Arg. 
 met.; partly pleasant, Dros.; cause restless 
 sleep, ISep.; with screaming (palpitation), 
 I Arg. met.; starting, Carbo v., Magn. s.; with 
 starts and crying out in sleep, IMagn. c; 
 starts, screams, IBry.; as if suffocated, Agar.; 
 with talking and crying out during sleep, 
 IMagn. m.; vivid, causing him to cry out, 
 whereupon he wakes, Euphor. ; anxiety con- 
 tinued after waking, Zinc; cannot free him- 
 self on waking, I ICalc; waking with start, 
 lAcon.; of water, Zinc; with weeping during 
 sleep, I I Natr. m. fig?- frightful. 
 
 Dreams, blood : she is bleeding, which is true 
 (menorrhagia), I I Sec; orgasm, ICalc. 
 
 Dreams, of business: Elaps, Sang.; of day, 
 IBry.; of day, nervous debility, ICurar.; full 
 of restless work and business which he could 
 not finish, I IPhos.; in typhoid fever, IIRhus; 
 vivid, unrefreshing sleep (dyspepsia), ICheL 
 
 Dreams, of cats: black, IDaph. 
 
 Dreams, of churches : Lyss. 
 
 Dreams, comical: of heads, IGlon.; with loud 
 laughter, continued after waking, ISul.; lu- 
 dicrous, Iber. ; ridiculous, with restless sleep, 
 Mygale. 
 
 Dreams, confused : Alum., Ascl. t.,Brach., Ca- 
 lad. , IChel.,ICic,ICinch. ,ICroc,IDulc, IFerr., 
 ■Glon., IHell., Iodof., IKali br., ILyc, INatr. 
 c, INux v., IPuls., IStann., IVal. ; he seems 
 so busy that he felt weary all morning, Spig.; 
 broken, Cadm. s.; disconnected, disturbing 
 sleep (lyssophobia), ILyss.; fearfully, has to 
 get up and walk about the room, IDulc; in- 
 coherent, I I Apis ; in prostatitis and atony of 
 sexual organs, I I Selen. ; with restless sleep, 
 ISep. ; stupid midday sleep, Jamb.; unremem- 
 bered, Sabad. fi^" distressing, troubled. 
 
 Dreams, of convulsions : from fright, awoke 
 screaming, exhausted, Calc. s. 
 
 Dreams, corpses : jj^* death. 
 
 Dreams, crowding : one upon another, w T ith 
 restless sleep, Sil. 
 
 Dreams, curious : in epilepsy, ILach. 
 
 Dreams, of dancing : in an old man, Zing. 
 
 Dreams, of danger: Cann. i., Psor., Rumex ; 
 could not cry out, Aloe ; of encountered per- 
 ils, Cann. i.; and want, Amm. c; especially 
 on water, Ars. met. 
 
 Dreams, of death: Aur. met., ICalc, Cinch, 
 bol., ISul.; of being buried alive, sleeping on 
 back, I Arm; of coffins and funerals, Brom.; 
 of corpses, Anac, Aur. met., ICalc, Cann. i., 
 IChel., I I Ran. sc, Verbas., Zinc; of corpses, 
 when sleeping on left side, IThuya ; of the 
 dead, departed friends, Arg. nit.; of dead per- 
 sons, Amm. c, I Ars., Calad., I ICalc fl., ICro- 
 tal., Elaps, IKali c, IMagn. c, Sinap., ISul.; 
 of dying, Amm. c ., Brom.; he is dying, friends 
 around bed taking their last leave, awakes six 
 or seven times, 1 1 Arm ; of dying, when sleeping 
 on left side, IThuya ; of funerals, ICheL; of 
 graves (typhus), I Arm; of such as were long 
 dead, with weeping, I ICalc fl. ; of dead people, 
 when sleeping on left side, IThuya ; of a rela- 
 tive, causing grief and weeping, Calc fl. 
 $g£T accidents, ghosts, murder. 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
 1051 
 
 Dreams, with deliberation : llgn. 
 
 Dreams, disagreeable : Abies, Cann. s., IFerr., 
 Rumex, Senecio ; when she falls asleep, night 
 or day, Lyss.; in metritis, I I Lace.; after mid- 
 night, IGels.; with restlessness at night (ecze- 
 ma), I Petrol.; disturbing sleep, Apis, I Bell., 
 ICornus ; waking, Agar.; frequent waking, 
 INatr. s. giiT* disgusting. 
 
 Dreams, disgusting: Chrom. ac, InuL; of 
 dirty clothes (wash), IKreo.; of being smeared 
 with human excrement, Zinc; of vulgar 
 scenes, Cinch bol. giggr disagreeable. 
 
 DreamSjdistracted : effectsofoverstudy,ICup.ac. 
 
 Dreams, distressing: Cornus, Hyper., Petrol.; 
 follows cramp in left foot, during night,Lachn.; 
 with restless sleep, IRaph. gg^ troubled. 
 
 Dreams, of dogs : different from the one that 
 bit her, Lyss.; of being bitten, cannot escape, 
 Ver.; that he has been bitten, ISul.; black, 
 in typhus, lArn. 
 
 Dreams, of drinking : Dros., Med. 
 
 Dreams, of drowning : g^ water. 
 
 Dreams, of eating : Hod. 
 
 Dreams, events : of book, Calc. fl.; of previ- 
 ous day, ICic. ; seems as if events that trans- 
 pired were of weeks' and months' duration, 
 1 1 Sang.; about what is intended, ICainph.; of 
 late, ICalc. p.; long past, Ferr. iod.; of what 
 happened in morning hours, ICainph.; of past 
 years, Calad.; painful events, arose jaded, 
 Osm. ; of what he had read evening previous, 
 IBry.; of last readings, ICalc. p. 
 
 Dreams, exertion : of ascending a height, 
 Brom.; fatiguing, lArs.; rowing, swimming, 
 walking, climbing, or hard work, I I Rhus ; 
 wearing, of walking, Med. g£gT travelling. 
 
 Dreams, eyes : of violent stitches, ICalc. 
 
 Dreams, of falling: Cain., IDig., IPuls., Sul.; 
 into depths, ICham. ; from a height, IDig., 
 IKreo. Jg^g* precipices. 
 
 Dreams, fantastic: ICham., IKali c, Kalm.; 
 frequent waking, INatr. s. 
 
 Dreams, of fighting: Lyss.; battles, ICepa, 
 I I Ran. sc; of strife and efforts, Mosch.; of 
 war, IFerr., Verbas. Jg^ 31 quarrelling. 
 
 Dreams, fingers : stiff, Calc. s. 
 
 Dreams, of fire: Alum., Anac, lArs., IBell., 
 ICalc. p., ICarbol. ac, IDaph., Euph., Fluor. 
 ac, I I Hep., IKreo., ILaur., IMagn.c , Natr. c, 
 Natr. in., I IPhos., Rhod., Rhus, Spig., Spong., 
 Stront., ISul. , Zinc, Zing.; in nervous debility, 
 ICurar.; after a blow on head, INatr. in.; of 
 flames, Euph.; wants to go, but cannot get 
 there, Plat.; vivid, exerting himself to extin- 
 guish them, Merc. sul. 
 
 Dreams, of fishes : Cinch, bol. 
 
 Dreams, a fixed idea : Aeon., Puis., Stann.; 
 thinks of some object throughout whole night, 
 fixed idea does not leave him, on waking, 
 llgn. J^ 03 vivid. 
 
 Dreams, of flying : Apis ; over tops of houses, 
 Xan. 
 
 Dreams, frightful (fearful, terrifying) : Amm. 
 in., Aur. met., Badiag., IBell., Bow, Bry., 
 I ICalc, ICamph., Cann. s., ICham., ICinch., 
 IICoccul., ICon., ICroc, ICycl., Dory., lEup. 
 pur., IGraph., ILyc, Lyss/, Merc iod. flav., 
 Merc iod. rub., IINatr. in., INatr. s., INitr.ac, 
 INux v., Paeonia, Petrol., I IPtel., IPuls., 
 I I Ran. sc, Sabad., Sang., ISil., ISul., Zing.; 
 in irritation of cerebrospinal nerves, I I Paris; ; 
 in cerebrospinal meningitis, INux v. ; with ' 
 
 crying and moaning (aphonia nervosa) , 1 1 Puis.,- 
 restless, delirious sleep(typhoid),ILyc;in dys- 
 menorrhcea,ICycl. ; wakes, with dyspnoea, INux 
 v.; dyspnoea, after awaking, IChel.; awakes, 
 in morning, exhausted and unrefreshed, ICo- 
 dein.; after falling down stairs, 1 1 Rhus; one 
 to three hours after cold stage, lEup. pur.; in 
 intermittent fever, IIArs.; about fighting and 
 killing (delirium tremens), I I Strain.; .that the 
 world is on fire, with palpitation on awaking, 
 Rhus ; cannot free himself on awaking, I ICalc; 
 in heart disease, IDig.; laborious, Lil. tig.; 
 in melancholia, - I INaja; towards morning 
 (Bright's disease), lArs.; disturb short naps, 
 when exhausted (mental disturbance), I Lach.; 
 at night, Sec; awake him at 3 a.m., Ascl. t.; 
 with palpitation, lArg. met.; preserves no 
 recollection other than a painful impression, 
 I ITarax.; with restless sleep, Jacar.; in rheu- 
 matism, 1 1 Thuya ; screams out, cannot sleep 
 again, IDiad.; cause him to start from sleep, 
 I INux v.; strange, I I Strain.; with talking and 
 crying out during sleep, IMagn. m.; in typhoid 
 fever, I IPhos.; in typhus, I Am., IBapt. 
 ggji" horrible. 
 Dreams, fruit : of fresh, hanging on trees in 
 
 winter, Cast. eq. 
 Dreams, of ghosts : Alum., Amm. c, Arg. nit., 
 IKali c; horrid apparitions, starts, Cham.; 
 of a figure sitting on his chest, Paeonia ; and 
 dead people, Med.; distorted images, I IGraph.; 
 sees objects in room, 1101. jec; of spirits, 
 ICamph.; with frightful visions, Chloral.; on 
 awaking, saw a woman of pleasant face, 
 dressed in gray, standing by bedside, wiping 
 a tumbler, she backed miles away, becoming 
 very small, Med. Jg^ death, frightful. 
 Dreams, heavy : INatr. s.; with throbbing in 
 head, Aur. mur. 
 
 Dreams, of high places : Lyss. 
 
 Dreams, of homesickness:' IGlon. 
 
 Dreams, horrible: Case, Chloral., I IGraph., 
 IKali iod., ILyc, Med., ISil.; after blow on 
 head, INatr. m.; of cruelties, Selen.; of cut- 
 ting up a woman, Calc. fl.; exciting (spinal 
 irritation), IPhos.; viewing a person hung and 
 another cut up, seeing blood and mangled re- 
 mains, Merc, sul.; in hypochondriasis, lArg. 
 nit.; of mutilation, Ant. c, INux v.; with 
 palpitation, ISul.; with restless nights, i liber.; 
 prevent sleep, Coccul. 
 
 Dreams, of horses : which changed into dogs 
 under him, Zinc 
 
 Dreams, of household affairs : IBry. 
 
 Dreams, houses : particularly towards morning, 
 beside which he stands, or in which he stands 
 before a window, or walks over wide stairs, 
 through many rooms, Pallad. 
 
 Dreams, hungry : in morning, awaken him, 
 Arg. nit. 
 
 Dreams, imaginative: IKali c; poetical, Ars. 
 h.; romantic, Amm. c; sentimental, IKali c 
 
 Dreams, insane : of asylum, Lyss. 
 
 Dreams, intellectual : mostly of an intellectual 
 character, 1 1 Senecio. 
 
 Dreams, of journeying: jggif travelling. 
 
 Dreams, lascivious : g^ 33 sexual. 
 
 Dreams, of lice : Amm. c 
 
 Dreams, of lightning: Euph.; of being struck 
 (typhus), lArn. 
 
 Dreams, long-lasting : ICoff. ; with anxiety, in 
 chest, taking breath and awakening, I Aeon. 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 Dreams, of being lost: on mountains, Ind. 
 
 Dreams, mind : about exerting mind, INux v. 
 
 Dreams, of misfortunes: lArs., IKalic, IMerc. 
 
 Dreams, of money: ICycl. 
 
 Dreams, mouth : he could not open on account 
 of pain in maxillary joint, Agar. 
 
 Dreams, of murder: Bell., Kalm., ISil., Spong.; 
 after blow on head, INatr. m.; of someone 
 choking her, ISil. ; of being poisoned, IKreo.; 
 he is about to be put to death by poison, though 
 innocent of crime, Chrom. ac. ; as if she were 
 being strangled, in morning, fear lest the man 
 who strangled her would return, Zinc. 
 ftf^ accidents, death, robbers. 
 
 Dreams, of nausea : lArg. met. 
 
 Dreams, odors : of burning punk or sulphur, 
 continues after awaking, Anac 
 
 Dreams, painful : Cain., Med. 
 
 Dreams, of people : assembled, Apis ; crowds, 
 lEquiset.; towards morning, of people going 
 and arriving, Ars. h.; of influential persons to 
 whom he occupies position of servant or sub- 
 ordinate, Lyss. ; of men, 1 1 Puis.; of people 
 he has not seen for twenty years, Calc. a.; 
 strange (hydrocephalus), Art. v.; vivid, of 
 women, all night, IDiosc. 
 
 Dreams, periodic: returning in daytime, Cann.i. 
 
 Dreams, of places : of new scenes, Calc. fl. 
 
 Dreams, pleasant : Alum., Ars. h., Aur. met., 
 Caust., ICoff., Como., Jacea, Magn. c, Magn. 
 m., Merc, INatr. c, Nitr. ac, Nuxv., IOp., 
 Phos., Phos. ac, Plat., Puis., Sep., ISil., Staph.; 
 happy, ISul.; filled with joy, Stront.; when 
 lying on side, I Am.; merry, ICoff.; in typhoid, 
 IOp. 
 
 Dreams, of praying : in a public meeting with 
 great applause, Ars. h. 
 
 Dreams, precipices : ICepa ; abysses, in cramp, 
 I ILact, ac. J^ip falling. 
 
 Dreams, prophetic : Cann. i. 
 
 Dreams, pursued: by wild beasts, ISul.; by 
 mad bulls, Ind. ; by cats and dogs, etc., INux 
 v.; hunted, Ver. 
 
 Dreams, quiet: Atrop. s. 
 
 Dreams, of quarrelling : Ant. c, Ars., Brom., 
 Bry., ICaust., ICrotal., INux v., Pseonia, Se- 
 len.,Zinc; of scolding, Amm. c Jg^° fight- 
 ing. 
 
 Dreams, cannot remember: Bapt., Cact., ICar- 
 bol.ac, IChel., Chrom. ac, ICic, IHell., Spig., 
 Tarax.; in hysteria, ILyc 
 
 Dreams, repeating : 1 1 Arn. 
 
 Dreams, of riding: on horses, Therid. 
 
 Dreams, of robbers: Alum., I Arn., Aur. met., 
 Bell., IKali c, IMagn. c, Magn. m., IMerc, 
 I INatr. m., Petrol., Phos., Psor., ISil., Sinap., 
 Ver.; anxious, awakens frequently, with vio- 
 lent palpitation and screaming, ! I Zinc; after 
 blow on head, INatr. m.; and fighting with 
 them, Ferr. iod.; in the house, will not believe 
 the contrary until search is made, I INatr. m.; 
 and murderers, when sleeping on back, lArn.; 
 with loud screams, I Aur. met.; of street rob- 
 bers, Bell.; with frightened awaking and a 
 fixed idea that dream is true, Ver. 
 
 Dreams, sad: Aur. mur., INux v., 1 1 Rheum, 
 Zinc; gloomy, Ascl. t.; full of graves, Guaraea; 
 grieving, Stront.; melancholy, Cann. i.; 
 mournful, Spong.; with weeping, IPuls. 
 
 Dreams, sexual: IGels., 1 1 Phos.; amorous,iEsc. 
 h., ICarbol. ac, IDiosc, Ind., Jacea, IlLach., 
 INatr. c, INux v., Pseonia; amorous, with I 
 
 debility in both sexes, Plat.; amorous, with 
 emissions, IGraph., Ilris, IKali br., I IOp., 
 ■Sep., Staph.; amorous, with emissions, later, 
 long-continued erections, Rhod.; amorous, 
 with two emissions in one night, IPuls.; of 
 coition, Bor. ; with emissions, Ars. s. f., Bism., 
 Lyss.; with emissions, every second or third 
 night, I INux v.; with emissions, one to four, 
 every week, I ITJstil.; with erections, 1 1 Phos. 
 ac; erotic, IKalic; erotic,in melancholy, I Aur. 
 met.; with excitement of sexual organs, I IOp.; 
 of intercourse, with erections, but no emis- 
 sions, Lact.ac; of having unsuccessful inter- 
 course with men, Ind.; lascivious, 1 1 Aeon., 
 Amm.c.jAmm. m.,Anag., Astac, Bor.,ICanth., 
 Clem., ICon., ICycl., IGraph., IHyos.,Ind., 
 Inul., IKali br., ILach., Merc. iod. rub., Merc, 
 sul., Natr. c, INatr. m., INux v., IOp., I lOrig., 
 ■Phos., ISep., ISil., IStaph., Thuya, Tromb., 
 Vinca; lascivious, with emissions, Bism., 
 II Calc, ICamph., IDig., I Jacea, IKob., ILil. 
 tig., I INatr. p., IPhos., I I Phos. ac, Senecio ; 
 lascivious, with emissions, which awake him 
 (spermatorrhoea),! ISelen.; lascivious, copious 
 emission, Merc. iod. flav.; lascivious, with 
 weakening emissions, Carbol. ac; lascivious, 
 with emissions, one to three a week (sperma- 
 torrhoea), MSars.; lascivious, with erections, 
 wake him up with headache, dim sight, pros- 
 tration and vertigo, ISars.; lascivious, with 
 erections and emissions at night, Sinap.; las- 
 civious, painful erections, Cact.; lascivious, 
 with leucorrhoea, IPetrol.; lascivious, after 
 midnight, Cann. s.; lascivious, with relaxed 
 penis, Sabad.; lascivious, with painful pollu- 
 tions, I ISars.; lascivious, break sleep, ISil.; 
 lascivious, restless sleep, Cain.; with emis- 
 sion, profuse, sticky fluid, aversion to coition 
 (melancholia), I IPlat.; lascivious, vivid, Bism.; 
 priapism, ICamph. ; priapism and emissions 
 as soon as he falls asleep (posterior spinal 
 sclerosis), 1 1 Pic ac; voluptuous, I Ant. c, 
 ICalc, Coloc, IOp.; voluptuous, with emis- 
 sions, Cain.; voluptuous, with profuse emis- 
 sions, Cann. i., IKali c, MOleand.; voluptu- 
 ous, with violent emissions, IKali m.; volup- 
 tuous, with erections, Cann. i. ; voluptuous, 
 disturb sleep, Lith. 
 
 Dreams, of shooting : IMerc; of gunning,Merc 
 iod. rub. 
 
 Dreams, sickness : Amm. m., ICalc, ILyc; 
 about his disease (syphilitic neuralgia), 
 MSyph.; of mother being sick, without 
 thinking of her during day, Cast. eq. 
 
 Dreams, during siesta : IINatr. m. 
 
 Dreams, disturbing sleep : fl@*» During sleep 
 dreams. 
 
 Dreams, of snakes: Alum., Kalm., 1 1 Ran. b., 
 SiL; in bed, ILac c; fill him with horror, 
 lArg. nit. 
 
 Dreams, of snow: in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; 
 of being out in a snowstorm, IKreo. 
 
 Dreams, of throwing somersaults : an old man, 
 Zing. 
 
 Dreams, stool : of soiling himself, Aloe. 
 
 Dreams, of suffocating: when sleeping on 
 back, I Arn. 
 
 Dreams, talking : astonished at the readiness 
 with which he can express himself in elegant 
 Latin, Lyss. 
 
 Dreams, teeth: that he broke off a tooth, 
 Therid. 
 
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 Dreams, of thirst: Dros.; burning, IINatr. m. 
 
 Dreams, of thunderstorms : lArs. 
 
 Dreams, tiring : Spong.; exciting, much fa- 
 tigued, feels tired in sacrum and back, Lyss.; 
 with sweat, on awaking, I Lye. 
 
 Dreams, of travelling: Apis, Brom., ICalc. p., 
 ICarbol. ac, Cinch, bol., ICrotal., Hyper., 
 Merc. iod. rub., Psor.; in distant regions, 
 Therid.; of being in foreign countries, Ind.; 
 on a journey, was separated from party 
 and had to walk a long distance and arrived 
 at station in time to see train start, 1 1 Lac c. ; 
 of rapid transit, All. sat.; amid perplexities, 
 Merc. s. ; of roaming over fields (typhoid 
 fever), I IRhus. ggg* exertion, riding, walk- 
 ing, -water. 
 
 Dreams, of trees : growing on fences without 
 ground under them, I Lye. 
 
 Dreams, troubled: lAct. rac, Bapt., Rumex, 
 Ustil.; with activity, Hyper."; annoying, in 
 convalescents, ICepa ; full of bustle and hurry, 
 INux v. ; full of care, Apis ; of care, sorrow 
 and fear, lArs.; in remittent fever, IHyos. ; 
 about humiliations, Asar.; of moving, etc., 
 ILyc; perplexed, Carbol. ac; perplexing on 
 moment he falls asleep (typhoid fever), 
 1 1 Rhus; racking his brain, Kalm.; torment- 
 ing, Aur. mur. ; uneasy, lArs., I I Led.; worri- 
 some, IHydras. J§gp~ confused, distress- 
 ing, vexatious. 
 
 Dreams, unpleasant : disagreeable, disgust- 
 ing. 
 
 Dreams, urination : that he must urinate, fol- 
 lowed by seminal emission, of which he knew 
 nothing, Merc. iod. flav.; that he had an 
 attack of strangury, which the next morn- 
 ing proved to be the fact, he did not get over 
 it for two hours, Chrom ac; on waking, has 
 urgent desire (irritable bladder), I I Sep. ; 
 wakes to find an immediate necessity, ILacc; 
 sits on a chamber, causing her to wet bed, 
 ISul.; he is urinating in a decent manner, 
 when he is wetting the bed at night, IKreo. 
 
 Dreams, vexatious: Bry., Cann. i., Caust., 
 Cham., Cinch., IGamb., IIGraph., Magn. c, 
 Natr. c, INatr. m., Mtr. ac, INux v., Phos., 
 Rheum, Sep., Spong., Zinc; of. embarras- 
 ments, lArs.; in children, lAmb.; over wrong- 
 doing of others, Dros. ggg 1 " troubled. 
 
 Dreams, vivid: Amm. c, lAnac, lArnic, Ars. 
 s. r., Bapt., Brom., Calad., ICalc, Calc fl., 
 ICalc p., ICham., IChel., Chrom. ac, ICic, 
 Cinnab., Clem., ICoccul., Coccus, ICoff., 
 Coloc, ICvcl.,Dros., IFerr., IIGraph., Hvper., 
 Hod., i I Kali s., ILyc, MMang., Meph., 
 INatr.c, IINatr. m., ldl.jec,P8eonia,IPetrol., 
 IPhos., Psor., IPuls., I I Rheum, IRhus, 
 Senecio, ISil. , Sinap., IStann., ISul., Tarax., 
 Val. , Zinc. ; mostly agreeable, I I Mar. v. ; 
 anxious, ILyc; in part anxious with start- 
 ing up till after midnight, with restlessness, 
 on account of great excitement, IMar. v.; 
 awakened by, IPhos.; she is busy about them 
 for a long time after awaking, IINatr. m.; 
 cerebrospinal meningitis, IRhus ; confused, 
 IIRuta; continue after waking, All. sat.; of 
 day's occurrences, I Aeon.; with noctural emis- 
 sions, Uacea; of past events, ISil.; images 
 lifelike, Ast. r.; impressive, Lobel. i.; like a 
 living reality, IINatr. m.; after midnight, 
 Cann. s.; awakens after midnight, I IMez.; of 
 what had occupied his mind during day, Ind.; 
 
 of people, whom she sees and hears, as if 
 awake, Ast. r.; of persons he has not seen 
 for years, Calad. ; recurred during day, as if 
 really happened, Anac ; could not remember, 
 Bell.; during sleep, INatr. c; believes to be 
 true (palpitation), lArg. met.; unremembered,, 
 I IMenyanth.; engaged in war, IFerr. 
 
 Dreams, of vomiting : worms, ICinch. bol. 
 
 Dreams, in a waking state: I Aeon., Arm, Bry.,. 
 Cham., Cinch., Graph., Hep., Ilgm, Merc, 
 INux v., IOp., Petrol., IPhos., Rheum, Sep.,. 
 ISil., Stram., ISul. 
 
 Dreams, of walking : on hot floor, Apis ; up and 
 down in room, reading, Agar. Jg^° exer- 
 tion, travelling. 
 
 Dreams, of water : Alum., Amm. m., Dig., 
 Graph., Ign., IKali c, Kalm., Magn. c,Magn. 
 in., IMerc, Murex, Sil., Ver. v.; of bathing, 
 Cinch, bol.; of being in water, Ver. v.; of 
 black water and darkness, I Ars. ; of boat 
 foundering, Alum.; of danger on the water, 
 Ars. met.; of drowning, Ver., Ver. v., Zinc; 
 of people drowning, boats capsizing, etc., 
 ILyc; of falling into, Amm. m., IDig., IFerr.; 
 of journeys, Cinch, bol.; of being near, ICepa; 
 of putrid water, Arg. nit.; rides on horseback 
 through a stream, after crossing water freezes 
 on him, Chrom. ac. ; of the sea, Cinch, bol.; 
 of sailing at sea, Sang.; of storm, All. sat.; of 
 storms at sea, ICepa ; of swimming, Bell., 
 Cinch, bol., Merc iod. rub.; of high waves, 
 ICepa. 
 
 Dreams, weakening : Med. 
 
 Dreams, of weeping: IKreo., ISil., ISpong.; 
 with tears, IGlon. 
 
 Dreams, of wells : deep, ICepa. 
 
 Dreams, wild : Dory. 
 
 DROWSINESS (sleepiness, somnolence) : 
 Abies, Aeon., JEthus., Alet., Alum., Alumin., 
 Ammoniac, Amyg., I lAmyl., I lAnag., Ant. 
 chl., I Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., I Apis, lApoc, Arg. 
 met., I Arm, I Ars., Ars. m., Ars. s. r., Arum t., 
 Arund., Asaf., Asar., Ascl.s., Aspar.,?rAtrop. s., 
 Aur. met., 1 1 Aur. mur., IIBapt., IBar. c, 
 IIBell., Brach., Brom., IBry., MCaim, MCa- 
 lab., Calc a., ICalc. p., Calc. s., Calend., 
 
 I ICamph., Cann. i., Cann. s., ICanth., ICarbo 
 v., I ICarbol. ac, Castor., HCaust., Chinu 
 umb., Chloral., Chlorof., I ICinch., Cinab.,. 
 IClem., ICoccul., Coccus, Codein., IColch., 
 IColoc, Collin., Cornus, Coral., Croc, ICro- 
 tal., Crot. t., IDig., IDulc, Eryng., Eucal., 
 Eup.pur., Euph., IFerr., 1 1 Fluor, ac, IGamb., 
 IGels., IGlon., IIGraph., IGrat., Guaraea, 
 IHelom, Hippom., Hydr. ac, IHyos., Hvper., 
 Iodof., IKali bi., IKali br., IKali iod., MKali 
 mur., ILac del, IILach., Lactu. v., ILyc, 
 Lyss., IMagn. c, IManc, Med., IMerc, IMerc. 
 cor., Merc. iod. flav., IMerc. per., IMez., 
 Mosch., IMur. ac, IMyr. cer., Natr. a., INatr. 
 m., Natr. p., Niccol., I INux m., I IOp., Oxal. 
 ac, IPhell., IPhos., Phos. ac, I IPhyt., UPic 
 ac, IPlumb., IPsor., IRhus, Ruta, Sabad., 
 ISamb., Sang., 1 1 Sec, ISenecio, MSeneg.,. 
 Spig., Spong., IStann., IStaph., Stilling., 
 Stront., Stram., ISul., I ITuberc, Uran. n.,. 
 
 I I Ver., Vespa, Xam, 1 1 Zinc, Ziz. 
 Drowsiness, abdomen : with bellyache, Ant.c; 
 
 with coliclike pains, in children, INuxm.; 
 pelvic congestion, INux m.; pains, Cupr. s.;, 
 rumbling in bowels, in morning, I Pod. 
 Drowsiness, in afternoon: Apoc, 1 1 Arum t.,, 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 Bov. , Guaiac, Lyss., I I Puis. ; every other day, 
 ILach.; and after sunset, wakeful at night, 
 IISul.; 3 p.m., lasting nearly an hour, Pallad. ; 
 4 to 6 p.m., Ind. ; towards evening, Bell.; even- 
 ing, Cain. 
 
 Drowsiness, air : in open, Kali bi. ; after being 
 in open, Bufo.; going off in open, Tabac. ; 
 while walking, 2 p.m., Chel. 
 
 Drowsiness, in albuminuria : IHelon. 
 
 Drowsiness, when alone : IHell. 
 
 Drowsiness, in anaemia : chlorosis primaria 
 amenorrhceica, I ISabina. 
 
 Drowsiness, in anthrax : I I Anthrac. 
 
 Drowsiness, in apoplexy : IBar c, INux v., 
 IOp.; nervous, IHyos. 
 
 Drowsiness, back : dull pain in small of, 
 Cornus. 
 
 Drowsiness, bladder: catarrh, MUvaursi. 
 
 Drowsiness, blood : overcarbonized (oedema 
 pulmonum), lAmm. c, 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Drowsiness, brain: anaemia, I IKalibr.; hydro- 
 cephalus acutus, ILyc, IPhos.; cerebrospinal 
 or tubercular meningitis, ILyc. 
 
 Drowsiness, breathing: asphyxia, HAnt. t.; 
 difficult, lEup. perf.; short, Ant. c, ICham. 
 
 Drowsiness, children : All. sat., IPod. 
 
 Drowsiness, with chill: Ant. c, lAnt.t., IHell., 
 1 1 Iris, I INux m.; before chill, Niccol., Sabad. ; 
 after chill, Gels.; between chills, INux m.; 
 shivering, Ast. r. 
 
 Drowsiness, with chilliness: Cycl.; with ob- 
 scuration of sight, Sabina. 
 
 Drowsiness, in cholera infantum: lArn.; 
 drowsy after (impending hydrocephaloid), 
 ■Cinch. 
 
 Drowsiness, colds: in summer, IGels. 
 
 Drowsiness, constitution : persons addicted to 
 spirituous liquors, or oppressed by care or 
 grief, IOp.; in students or persons of seden- 
 tary habits, especially in hot weather, IGels. 
 
 Drowsiness, convulsions: before and after, 
 especially in hysterical women who easily 
 faint and suffer from languor in back and 
 knees, INuxm.; in epilepsy, I IOp.; after epi- 
 leptic fit, -Curar., IStram. ; epileptiform, 
 IHydr. ac; epileptoid, IITarant.; sudden, 
 and falls to floor, sleep lasts one or two min- 
 utes, when he rises and goes about his work 
 (epilepsy), I INux v.; puerperal, I INux v. 
 
 Drowsiness, with cough: Ant. c, HAnt. t., 
 Ilpec, IKreo.; after cough, lAnac, lAnt. t., 
 Ilgn.; after whooping cough, lAnt.t., ICaust. 
 
 Drowsiness, during day : drops asleep in chair, 
 if roused falls to sleep again, IKali br.; worse 
 towards evening, I Hep. ; with yawning, INatr.c. 
 
 Drowsiness, with delirium: IBell., ICrotal., 
 "Op. 
 
 Drowsiness, in diarrhoea : HAnt. t., Asim.,INux 
 m.; of children, lAnt. t.; chronic, ICalc; 
 dark and bilious, or watery and mucous stools, 
 I Cornus. 
 
 Drowsiness, in diphtheria: I I Lac c, IMerc. 
 sol., INatr. m., ISul. ac. 
 
 Drowsiness, dreams : Guarsea ; broken,Cadm. s. 
 
 Drowsiness, drinking: after alcoholic stimu- 
 lants, IGlon.; too much water, with slimy 
 stool, INux m.; after wine, Ailant. 
 
 Drowsiness, in dropsy : IHell. 
 
 Drowsiness, in dysentery : child sleeps on ves- 
 sel as soon as tenesmus ceases, IColch.; after 
 tenesmus, IISul. 
 
 Drowsiness, ears : singing, Calc. p. 
 
 Drowsiness, eating: Calad., ICalc. p.; during, 
 ICalc. p., IKali c, Sarrac; during, or after, 
 Agar., Bov.; after eating, 1 1 Agar., All. sat., 
 Ant. c, I Apis, Arum m., Aur. met., Berb., 
 Bufo., Calc, ICalc. p., Caps., ICarbo v., 1 1 Chel., 
 Chin, s., ICic, ICinch., Croc, Cycl., I IGraph., 
 I IKalic, ILach. ,HLyc, Lyss., IMur.ac, INatr. 
 m., INux m., INux v., IPhos., IRhus, I ISil., 
 Stilling., I ITarax., Tell., Verbas., Vib., Zinc; 
 after eating, in afternoon, Cinch, bob; after 
 breakfast, Calad.; after eating, with passive 
 cerebral congestion, in patients predisposed to 
 apoplexy, IOp.; with coryza, IPhos.; after 
 dinner and early in evening, Cinnab.; espe- 
 cially after dinner and in evening, I ILaur.; 
 after dinner, on lying down, could sleep but 
 few minutes, more tired and lame after nap, 
 Diosc; after eating, during hot stage, Cinch.; 
 after supper, ICalc, Chim. m. ; after eating, in 
 tabes mesenterica, I I Petrol.; after meals, in 
 vaginismus, Ilgn.; after, with weariness, 
 I ILyc 
 
 Drowsiness, eruption : urticaria, I Cop. 
 
 Drowsiness, in evening : Agar., Asaf.,ICalc p., 
 MCamph., Carbo v., Pallad., Sil., ISul.; an 
 hour before bedtime, Chrom. ac; distress- 
 ing, IKob.; early, I Apis, lArn., Ars. i., 
 Berb., Bov., Calad., Cast, eq., Glon., Ictod., 
 I IKali c, Lil. tig., Mang., ISep.; early, eye- 
 lids fall shut, better after candlelight, Amm. 
 m.; 8 p.m., Tromb.; 8 p.m., in quotidian ague, 
 I ITarax.; 9 p.m., Lyss.; early, cannot go to 
 sleep after going to bed, ICarbo v.; with spas- 
 modic closing of eyelids, Con.; must lie down 
 immediately after supper and sleeps till morn- 
 ing, Hep.; before midnight,' sleepless after 
 midnight, Rhod.; in a warm room, Ind.; while 
 sitting, hours before bedtime, and wakes at 3 
 or 4 a.m., INux v.; but unable to sleep 
 quietly through night (spermatorrhoea), 
 I ISars.; after sundown, Arum t., Dros.; after 
 tea, and heavily all night, Chin, a.; with thirst, 
 Benz. ac; worse in warmth, Ant. t. 
 
 Drowsiness, eyes: burning, Arnnd., Rhod.; 
 closed,child, 1 1 Aeon.; sleepless at night (kerati- 
 tis pustulosa), IMerc. sol.; dimness, Magn. s.; 
 distorted and rolled upward (inflammation of 
 brain), 1 1 Puis.; dim, as if sensitive to light 
 (coryza), ICepa ; half closed, IBry. ; half open 
 (gastromalacia), IKreo.; sees images, Lacbn.; 
 languid (gastricfever), 1 1 Puis.; lids will close, 
 I I Viol.; drooping lids, ILach.; heavy lids, 
 ■ ICon.; obscuration of sight (vertigo), I IKali 
 n.; can scarcely open, Ars.h.; pain over right, 
 INux m.; vision dim, IKali br. 
 
 Drowsiness, face : heat of pale, IGlon. ; mournful 
 expression (hydrocephaloid), IMerc. 
 
 Drowsiness, with faintness: and dizziness worse 
 in open air, ICrot. tig. 
 
 Drowsiness, in fever: Lachn., IPuls. ; before, 
 in quartan ague, IPuls. ; from lower part of 
 back, upward and through whole body, 6 to 
 8 p.m., IKali iod. ; with heat, Ant. c, I Apis, 
 Diad., IPhos., IPhos. ac, Sabad.; with heat, 
 in measles, IGels.; hectic, I IPhos.; intermit- 
 tent, I Amb., Rhus; remittent, I I Ant. c; bilious 
 remittent, ICrotal.; slow, ICamph.; typhoid, 
 ■Hell., ILyc, I IPhos., UVer. v.; typhoid, 
 falls asleep while answering, * Hyos.; in 
 typhoid, dreamy, INux m.; typhoid, constant, 
 can be roused but not to full consciousness, 
 IHell.; typhoid, waking state, with dreams, 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
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 Coccul. ; typhus, ITereb.; in typhus, before 
 finishing, while answering, IIArn. 
 
 Drowsiness, in forenoon: Ailant., Cadm. s., 
 ICarbo v., IPod.; headache, Bism.; while 
 sitting, ICarbo v.; when smoking, Bufo.; 
 worse, IIAnt. c; 11 a.m. until evening, Ars. m. 
 
 Drowsiness, head : child hangs head to one side, 
 ICina ; confusion, vertigo, Amyl.; feels as 
 if drawn backward, with vertigo, IStram.; 
 dulness (influenza), IPhos.; heaviness, better 
 by coffee, Cornus ; numbness, Ant. c. ; heavi- 
 ness in occiput, I I Bar. c. ; pressure in fore- 
 head and vertex, ICalc; trembling, Ant. c. 
 
 Drowsiness, with headache: Amyl., IBell., 
 Calc. p., ICornus, IGamb., IGels, Ind.,Iodof., 
 IKreo.,INuxm.,INuxv.,IIOp., IRan. b.; after 
 ^breakfast, INux m.; congestive, IGlon.; con- 
 tractive and pressive, Cub.; dull, heavy, 
 Cornus, I INatr. m.; dull frontal (hemor- 
 rhoids), ICollin.; gastric sick, ILobel.; worse 
 at night, ICrotal.; pressing in forehead and 
 vertex, as if pressed asunder, better in even- 
 ing, when entering room from cold air and 
 vice versa, IRan. b.; stinging, llpec; stupefy- 
 ing in forehead, IPhos. ac; in left temple, 
 Pallad.; in right temple to top of head, 
 Arund.; with and after headache, Myr. cer. ; 
 cannot work, Ammoniac. 
 
 Drowsiness, heart: precordial distress, ICamph. 
 
 Drowsiness, heat : dry, I I Calc; in evening and 
 night, Plumb.; in warm weather, IIAnt. c, 
 IGels. jgi^ fever. 
 
 Drowsiness, heaviness: Carbol. ac, IKreo.; 
 during apyrexia, I I Puis.; stupefying, JEsc. h. 
 
 Drowsiness, hemorrhage : metrorrhagia, I I Sec. 
 
 Drowsiness, hypochondria: fulness under 
 short ribs, Calc. ars. 
 
 Drowsiness, in hysteria: IINux m. 
 
 Drowsiness, in influenza: IGels.; epidemic, 
 ISabad. 
 
 Drowsiness, as if intoxicated: Bufo., ILed., 
 INux m.; in epilepsy, Agar. 
 
 Drowsiness, labor pains : too weak or ceasing, 
 IPuls. 
 
 Drowsiness, larynx : lAnt. t.; in croup, IBrom.; 
 diphtheritic, IKali bi. 
 
 Drowsiness, with lassitude: Chen, v., ICic, 
 IIGels., IKreo., Sil., Sinap., Ziz. ; with general 
 malaise and headache, Still.; after meals, 
 Grat.; mental and bodily, Sang.; after walk- 
 ing, ISul. 
 
 Drowsiness, laughter : inclination to, INux m. 
 
 Drowsiness, legs: heavy, in middle of day, 
 Calc. ars. 
 
 Drowsiness, lying down : must remain con- 
 stantly in bed, on account of intermittent, 
 ICoccul.; inclination to lie down, lAlum.; 
 must lie down, HCailst., I I Graph.; or goes to 
 slee'p standing and falls (spasms after fright), 
 llgn.; wants to lie down, IMur. ac. 
 
 Drowsiness, limbs : bruised feeling, Cham.; 
 heaviness, Merc. iod. flav.; numbed, arms and 
 hands cold and livid, Amyg.; prostration, 
 Calc. p.; weary, Cimex. 
 
 Drowsiness, liver: derangement, ILept.; hepatic 
 disorder,! I Sil.; in jaundice, IIChel.,IMyr.cer., 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Drowsiness, lungs: oedema, lAmm. c; phthisis 
 pulmonalis, even after getting up on her feet, 
 ICalc. 
 
 Drowsiness, measles: Xan.; imperfectly de- 
 veloped, lApis. 
 
 Drowsiness, menses: during, IKali c, IINux 
 m., IPhos., ISul., Uran. n.; hysterical women 
 who suffer during, INux m. ; profuse, IINux 
 m.; suppressed, ICycl. 
 
 Drowsiness, mental condition : cannot com- 
 pose mind for sleep, IGels.; depressed, Eup. 
 pur., ISil.; depression and deep-seated pains 
 in head, ICornus ; mental energy impaired 
 and general debility in heat of summer, ICor- 
 nus ; caused by mental exertion (headache), 
 Sabad.; from least exertion or excitement, 
 Nux m.; fear of bed, Cann. s.; gloomy mood, 
 Calc. p.; groaning, ICham.; in hypochondria- 
 sis, lArg. nit.; ill humor, Cham.; indifference, 
 Cornus ; with irritability, Ind.; with lamenta- 
 tions about difficulty of breathing and head- 
 ache, Plumb.; loss of mental energy, ICornus; 
 mind wanders, reaching after imaginary ob- 
 jects, IGels.; obtuseness (typhoid), IMerc.; 
 when trying to read or study, I I Tabac ; after 
 mental shock, I Pic ac; when trying to study, 
 Gels.; inability to think, Calc p.; inclination 
 to weep, Cham. 
 
 Drowsiness, in morning : Agar., Ailant., 
 Aloe, Ammoniac, ICepa, Ind., INatr. c, 
 IPod., Sabad., ISep., Therid., Zinc; better 
 in open air, Ascl. t.; before breakfast, 
 ICalc; even in company, IMeph.; feels as if 
 drugged, Calab. ; desire during day, even 
 mornings early, IClem.; with stitches passing 
 inward, in both ears, Lyss. ; with headache, 
 Xan.; with nausea, Calad.; especially when 
 reading or writing, precursor of jaundice, 
 INatr. s.; on rising, Rhod.; after rising, 
 Bism., Verbas.; after rising, having had a 
 sound sleep, Ars. met. ; while sitting, Cimex ; 
 sleeplessness during forepart of night (albumi- 
 nuria), I I Nux v.; soon after getting up, I I Agar.; 
 with frequent yawnings, after a good sleep at 
 night, Zing. ggT" forenoon. 
 
 Drowsiness, motion: ICarbo v.; going off as 
 soon as one moves about, I I Mur. ac 
 
 Drowsiness, with nausea : Ind., Plant.; and 
 waterbrash, INux m. 
 
 Drowsiness, nose : bleeding, IKreo. 
 
 Drowsiness, with numbness : Chel. 
 
 Drowsiness, with palpitation: all forenoon, 
 from mental excitement or exertion, IPod. 
 
 Drowsiness, in pregnancy: IGels., IHelon., 
 INux m. 
 
 Drowsiness, purpura: after purpura, IHell. 
 
 Drowsiness, when reading : Ang.,Brom., ICar- 
 bo v., IColch.; with hemorrhoids, I ISul.; after 
 reading a moment, Ast. r. 
 
 Drowsiness, with restlessness : in malignant 
 scarlatina, I IStram.; throwing about and oc- 
 casional waking with a shrill cry, which is 
 followed by dozing off (meningitis), IMerc 
 sol.; tossing, in catarrh of stomach, ISep.; 
 tossing, croup, I Hep. ; constantly turning in 
 bed, Bufo. 
 
 Drowsiness, in rheumatism: ILyc, I IPuls. 
 
 Drowsiness, when riding: I I Card. m. 
 
 Drowsiness, on rising : Cact. 
 
 Drowsiness, in scarlatina: INatr. m. ; after, 
 ITereb. 
 
 Drowsiness, when sewing : Ferr. 
 
 Drowsiness, sexual condition : after emission, 
 ISep. 
 
 Drowsiness, when sitting : Ars., Cadm. s., ISep., 
 ITarax.; during day, ICham.; after diarrhoea, 
 Ars. m. ; in evening, Hep. ; morbid, when sit- 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 ting at work she heaved a deep sigh, needle 
 fell from her hand, and she fell back in chair 
 sleeping, with eyelids spasmodically closed, 
 and eye whirled around in a circle, after sleep- 
 ing for from five to fifteen minutes, began to 
 weep or sing or speak incoherently, awaked 
 up after a few minutes, to fall to sleep again, 
 in a quarter of an hour to awake again in a 
 similar manner, I I Zinc; or studying, Ferr. 
 
 Drowsiness, sleep : alternating with sleepless- 
 ness, Asim.; bewildered sensation on awak- 
 ing, INux m.; cannot sleep, Ars. m., Bar. c, 
 IIBell., Cann. i., HCham., HChel., Chrom. 
 ac, ICoff., Cornus, ICrotal., ICup. m., Daph., 
 IFerr., Med., INatr. m., IOp., I ISil.; cannot, 
 from agitation, Bufo.; cannot, with cough, 
 IOp.; cannot, in delirium tremens, ICrotal.; 
 cannot, in ague, IPuls.; cannot, head feels so 
 light, Zinc; cannot, caused by dull, depress- 
 ing pain through head (under pressure 
 of great weariness or excitement), Polyg. ; 
 cannot, with headache, IIBell.; cannot sleep, 
 after hysteria, IStram.; cannot sleep, in influ- 
 enza, I Ant. t. ; cannot sleep (sequel to measles), 
 ICaust.; cannot, except a little toward morn- 
 ing (chest affection), ILach.; cannot sleep, in 
 syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; cannot, during 
 pregnancy (abortion), I INuxm.; cannot, dul- 
 ness of senses, ICham.; cannot, on account of 
 sudden twitchings (sequel of burn), ICanth.; 
 with insomnia at night, and constant chang- 
 ing of position in bed, or in arms of nurse, 
 ! I Petrol.; sleepless at night, Elaps ; sleepless at 
 night, from overwork at desk, I Agar.; falls 
 asleep standing, Coral.; starting, ICham., 
 I IPuls., I ITarant.; starts as if frightened, Ver.; 
 with starting at slightest noise, alternating 
 with sopor and photophobia, I I Puis.; grinding 
 of teeth and rolling of head, Pod.; alternating 
 with wakefulness, IHyos.; wakeful at night, 
 with tossing heat and anxiety, IGraph.; con- 
 stant waking and change of position, worse 
 at night (diphtheria after scarlatina), I Con.; 
 frequent waking, I Kali iod. 
 
 Drowsiness, in smallpox: INatr. m. 
 
 Drowsiness, when speaking : for several min- 
 utes at a time (laryngitis), IChel. 
 
 Drowsiness, stomach : gastralgia, ISil.; press- 
 ure, 1 1 Phos. ac 
 
 Drowsiness; stool : during, Nux m.; during and 
 after, Bry.; after, IIJEthus., Nux m.; bloody, 
 IManc; undigested, or like chopped eggs, 
 INux m. 
 
 Drowsiness, with stupefaction: Con., IPlumb. 
 
 Drowsiness, stupid : Cact., IGels.; during inter- 
 vals in convulsions of children, ICup. m.; 
 restless all night, Lact. ac; in scarlatina, 
 IHyos.; in typhoid, IGels. Jg^" stupor. 
 
 Drowsiness, sudden : 1 1 Fluor, ac 
 
 Drowsiness, with sweat : Asaf, ICornus, INux 
 m.; in face, Calc p.; on intermittent, I Ant. t.; 
 mostly on occiput and neck, I Phos. ac. 
 
 Drowsiness, in syphilis : secondary, I ISyph. 
 
 Drowsiness, throat : angina faucium and diph- 
 theria, ICaps. 
 
 Drowsiness, in a thunderstorm : Sil. 
 
 Drowsiness, tired feeling : from slightest exer- 
 cise, in heat of summer, INux v.; with weari- 
 ness (veta), 1 1 Coca. 
 
 Drowsiness, tongue : white, Kali br. 
 
 Drowsiness, with vertigo: IJEthus., ICon., 
 IKali br., Myr. cer., ISil.; alternating, Ant. t.; 
 
 as if drunk, I INux m.; after stooping, 
 IGlon. 
 
 Drowsiness, with vomiting: lApoc; after,, 
 IliEthus., Ant. c, lllpec 
 
 Drowsiness, uterus: prolapsus, I Agar. 
 
 Drowsiness, walking : in street, Ars. met. 
 
 Drowsiness, with weakness : ICycl., Merc sul., 
 ■Mez.; as from great physical exertion, in 
 evening, better by literary occupation, (Croc.; 
 faint spells frequently during day, after nurs- 
 ing or night watching, ISuL; with vertigo, 
 INitr, ac. 
 
 Drowsiness, when working : Bism. 
 
 Drowsiness, with worms : in children, INux m. 
 
 Drowsiness, with yawning: ICalc, ICepa, 
 Lachn., IRhus, I ISpong.; and involuntary 
 closing of eyes, Grat., IKreo.,Zinc; prolonged, 
 while sitting, Atrop. s.; and sluggishness, 
 IMagn. m. %^* yawning. 
 
 SLEEP, chill: after, in intermittent fever,, 
 I Ars.; after rigor, 1 1 Cam ph. 
 
 Sleep, comatose (lethargy, sopor, stupor): tAgar., 
 Agnus, Ant. t.,IIArg. nit., HBapt., Bell., IBor., 
 I ICalab., ICamph., Caps., Carbol. ac, Chlorof., 
 ■Cinch., ICon., ICup. m., IDig., Dory., ILach., 
 
 I ILactu. v., ILaur., ILyc, I IMerc viv., INatr. 
 m., IPhos. ac, IPuls., IRhus, Sec, Urt. ur.; 
 in albuminuria, I lAur. mur. ; in apoplexy, 
 ICrotal.; could be aroused, but became 
 drowsy again at once (concussion of brain), 
 ■Hell.; could not be aroused in morning after 
 sleeping in sun during afternoon (sun- 
 stroke), I IOp.; aw r akes every ten to twenty 
 minutes, with loud screams (meningitis), 
 ISuL; from imperfectly oxygenized blood, 
 
 I I Ant. t.; in concussion of brain, ICic; with 
 rattling snoring breathing, IOp.; in Bright's 
 disease, Atrop.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 ICup. ac; in chlorosis, I Ant. c. ; after con- 
 vulsions, Plumb.; by day, with furious deli- 
 rium at night, milder by day, I IPlumb.; for 
 three days, IHyos.; delirious, IIBapt., IBry., 
 IVer.; w T ith muttering delirium (pneumonia), 
 ■Ant. t.; in diphtheria, IKali perm., ILyc, 
 ■Merc, cv.; before epilepsy, I ISuL; in epilepsy, 
 ■Sul.; after, I Bufo., ICaust., IKali br.; after 
 attack, awaked with renewed spasms, resem- 
 bling epilepsy in children, llgn.; with closed 
 eyes during hot stage (ague), I ITarant.; red 
 face, IOp.; febrile excitement (dentition), 
 ■Agar.; with fever, Spong.; with fever, in 
 clonic spasms of eyes, I Agar.; with hospital 
 gangrene, Caps.; head bent backward, I I Hep.; 
 with heat, IOp.; in hydrocephalus, I Art. v., 
 ■Merc viv.; at end of attack of hystero- 
 mania, during which answers questions cor- 
 rectly, I ITarant.; in meningitis, t 1 1 Ant. t., 
 ■Spong.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, IVer.; 
 in tubercular meningitis, ILyc; in midday, 
 Therid.; in morning, 1 1 Nux v. ; semi-paralysis 
 of buccinator muscles and of velum pala- 
 tinum (apoplexy), IPlumb.; before parox- 
 ysms, I Art. v.; with picking, IHyos.; could 
 not be roused, in bilateral croupous pneumo- 
 nia, IKali iod.; in poisoning by foul breath, 
 ■Anthrac; in puerperal convulsions, ■Plat.; 
 after puerperal convulsions, I Atrop. s.; pulse 
 full and slow, IOp.; dilated pupils, t^Ethus.; 
 with salivation, llris ; in scarlatina, IMerc; 
 occasional screams (hydrocephalus), IGrat.; 
 had to be shaken, to awaken her towards 
 morning, I Apis ; nothing but shaking arousea 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
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 him (typhus), lArg. nit. ; with shrieks and 
 starts, IHell.; with starting, in pneumonia, 
 hydrothorax, I Ant. t.; as if suffocating, dur- 
 ing bronchial catarrh, I Ant. t.; with sweat at 
 night, IIPuls.; in typhoid, I IMur. ac; in 
 typhoid and exanthematous fever, ILyc.; in 
 typhus, I Agar.; in typhus, falls asleep in midst 
 of his answer, IIBapt. ; in uraemia, Aur. met.; 
 in uraemia or fainting, ITereb.; vigil, I Cham.; 
 vigil, with frightful visions before midnight, 
 lOp. ; after vomiting, ICup. m.; a whole week 
 has lain upon back in apparent slumber 
 (brain affection), IHell. g^" deep ; also 
 During sleep snoring; also Chap. 1, Coma. 
 
 Sleep, convulsions : after convulsions, I Art. v., 
 IHyos., IINux v., I ICEnan., IIOp.; after epi- 
 lepsy, I Art. v., Cup. m., ILach.; epileptoid, 
 I ITarant. 
 
 Sleep, deep : Ailant, , Ant. sul. aur., ICamph., 
 Coca, Cochl., ICycl., Diosc. , Hvdr. ac, I I Hyos., 
 Ilgn., I IJab., INaja, I IPhos. ac, IPod., Ptel., 
 Therid., Thuya, Xan.; could not be aroused 
 at 6 a.m., Atrop. s.; after chill (intermittent), 
 Ars.; in chlorosis, I I Ant. c; fully conscious 
 when aroused (typhoid), I IPhos. ac; after 
 convulsion, IHyos., IINux v., IIOp.; yet dis- 
 turbed, Kali br.; epileptic convulsions, ILach.; 
 epileptoid, I ITarant.; exhausting, with many 
 dreams, Zinc; with red face, lOp.; drops into 
 while begging to know if he is to die, with 
 fear of death and loud breathing, Yar. ; in 
 spasmus glottid is, I Chlor.; intoxicated, after 
 headache, 1 1 Puis.; with heat, ILach.; during 
 heat, in intermittent, IDiad.; heavy, as soon 
 as he lies down in evening, Seneg.; in hyste- 
 ria, Cinnam.; during all stages of inter- 
 mittent, I I Nux m. ; in hot stage of intermit- 
 tent, I Apis ; in amenorrhcea, ICina ; in 
 morning, IGraph.; feels badly in morning 
 (after vaccination), I I Thuya ; before midnight, 
 with sleepiness early in evening, Rhod.; in 
 morning, difficult waking, Gels. ; during night, 
 Ascl. s.; at noon, heard everything, could not 
 speak, Eup. perf.; with palpitation from men- 
 tal excitement or exertion, IPod. ; quiet, 
 IKalibr. ; follows continuous rage, Sec; not 
 refreshing,, with restless dreams, I I Zinc. ; can- 
 not be waked without shaking in morning 
 (incipient hydrocephalus), I Apis ; after a deep 
 sigh (hysteria), Ilgn.; too sound, Coca ; like 
 stupor, Grat.; sudden, on lying down, Cinch, 
 bol.; after suffocative attacks (tuberculosis), 
 IChin. a.; stupefying, at night, Tabac ; with 
 pressure in temples, Ign. ; interrupted by 
 heavy dreams, with chilliness, 6 p.m., ILyc; 
 after vomiting, Strain. $g^ comatose. 
 
 Sleep, ears : follows ringing in, Illic. 
 
 Sleep, eating : after dinner (phthisis), IKali c 
 
 Sleep, epigastrium : following cold feeling, Ant.t. 
 
 Sleep, fainting : after, with palpitation, INux m. 
 
 Sleep, fever: during fever, Med., lOp. ; after 
 fever, I Apis; children or old people (ague), 
 
 I I Op.; with chill, evening to midnight, IPhos.; 
 soon after chill sets in, I IVer.; continues 
 from heat through sweating stage to apyrexia, 
 Ign.; between heat and chill, IINux v.; dur- 
 ing heat, IGels.; during heat, in intermittent, 
 
 I I Apis ; after heat, in relapse of intermittent, 
 I Ars.; after heat (quartan ague), I I Sep.; with 
 intense heat, after chill, IMez. 
 
 Sleep, headache : after headache (megrim), 
 I^Ethus. 
 
 Sleep, heavy : gggf* deep. 
 
 Sleep, late : full of anxious dreams, Petrosel. 
 
 Sleep, light: ICham., IGraph.; apparently 
 awake, I I Sul.; awakens after (hemorrhoids), 
 I I Sul.; dozing, yet conscious, Bapt.; full of 
 
 ■ dreams, with seminal emissions, IFerr.; 
 dreamy (typhoid fever), 1 1 Rhus; half sleep- 
 ing, half waking, Bell., Sec; half slumber 
 after midnight, I I Ran. sc; hears every little 
 noise, I I Alum., Ilgn.; imagines he has not 
 slept, yet not weak, Aeon.; midnight till 
 morning disturbed by burning and sore pain 
 in chest (asthma), I Ars.; from overactivity 
 of mind (onset of typhus, chronic headache), 
 ICalc; in morning, Kali n.; towards morn- 
 ing (Bright's disease), lArs.; awakened by 
 least noise, Selen.; stupid half slumber, 
 ■Strain.; unrefreshing, I IHell.; unrefreshing, 
 during day (during climaxis), I I Zinc. ; half 
 waking, murmuring frequently, IGels. 
 
 Sleep, long: Gels.; uninterrupted for three 
 days (typhoid), I IVer.; ten or eleven hours, 
 still hardly able to get up in morning, IKob.; 
 for forty- eight hours, after trance-like state, 
 from which she awakes invigorated and un- 
 conscious of what has happened, I INux m. ; 
 in morning, Apis ; in morning, menses ab- 
 sent two and a half months, ICycl. 
 
 Sleep, neuralgia : attacks end in sleep, ICoc- 
 cion. 
 
 Sleep, restless: jg^p"* During sleep restless- 
 ness. 
 
 Sleep, short : Apis, I Arg. nit.; better after, un- 
 less aroused, IINux v.; disturbed by dreams 
 of fire, ■Laur. ; disturbed, with frightful 
 dreams, on awaking is apt to fall into slight 
 convulsions, Lyss.; disturbed by frightful 
 dreams when overcome by exhaustion (men- 
 tal derangement), ILach.; with many dreams, 
 Spong.; fitful (flatulent dyspepsia), I I Sal. ac; 
 an hour, then lies awake until an hour be- 
 fore morning (hypochondriasis), IBar. c: in 
 affection of liver, with dropsy, I Fluor, ac; 
 only a minute or two at a time, during day 
 (mental disorder), ILach.; over ten minutes, 
 awakes with eyes full of burning water 
 (syphilitic iritis), I I Zinc; fifteen minutes at 
 a 'time, 1 1 Petrol.; only fifteen minutes at a 
 time (with summer complaint), I Ant. t.; naps, 
 Rumex ; cat naps, Selen.; frequent naps (ery- 
 sipelas), 1 1 Rhus; naps, unrefreshing, with 
 restless, anxious tossing, I I Sec; in poisoning 
 by foul breath and erysipelas, lAnthrac ; re- 
 freshes, IFluor. ac; much refreshed by (diph- 
 theria), IINux v.; rests patient, although 
 very weak, IPhos. ac; in snatches (typhus), 
 ICamph.; by spells, TCarbol. ac 
 
 Sleep, stertorous : %g^ a During sleep snoring. 
 
 Sleep, stupefying : ggg 03 comatose, deep. 
 
 Sleep, sweat: during sweat, IPod., MRhus, 
 ISpong.; after sweat, Ars., Ars. h. gUP Dur- 
 ing and after sleep sweat ; also Chap. 40, 
 Sweat sleep. 
 
 PALLING ASLEEP, aggravation : ICham. 
 
 Falling asleep, air : 'feels as if in air, quick draw- 
 ing toward feet awakens him, Tell. 
 
 Falling asleep, breathing : awakes choking, 
 I I Spong. ; choking in throat-pit, Yal. ; loss of 
 breath, lOp.; loses breath, awakens to get 
 breath, Amm. c; fear, on account of loss of 
 breath, w T hich awakens him, HGrin.; respira- 
 tory movement ceases, and is not resumed un- 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 til awakened by suffocation, IIGrin.; smoth- 
 ering, I Arum t.; stops, IILach.; suffocation, 
 Badiag., BSpong. 
 
 Falling asleep, chorea : sudden, complete 
 awaking, I Agar. 
 
 Falling asleep, cough : in evening, with heat in . 
 head and face, and cold hands, Sul.; hacking, 
 as soon as he was about to, continuing all 
 night, better during sleep, worse 1 a.m. to 1 
 p.m. (typhoid), IHep.; or soon after, Coff.; 
 awakened by tickling cough, I ILach. 
 
 Falling asleep, delirium : Gels. ; chills, OSpong. 
 
 Falling asleep, difficult: lArg. met., INitr. ac; 
 after awaking, INatr. m.; with itching of 
 skin, ISul.; with inclination to sweat, ISul.; 
 on account of great flow of thought, ISul. 
 Sipf 5 Sleeplessness. 
 
 Falling asleep, ears: sensitive to noise, ICalc; 
 waked by folding of paper, sensitive to noise, 
 1 1 Calad. 
 
 Falling asleep, eyes : blue light before right 
 eye, night, Ars. h. ; rolling, or slight convul- 
 sions, liEthus. 
 
 Falling asleep, falling sensation: as if he 
 would fall from height (urine suppressed), 
 Calend. B^* starting. 
 
 Falling asleep, feet : trembling, 1 1 Croc. 
 
 Falling asleep, fever: intolerable, 1 1 Aeon. 
 
 Falling asleep, head : confusion, with drawing 
 in occiput, Bry.; every night, suddenly awak- 
 ened by loud, metallic crash, IDig.; noises, 
 1 1 Kali ph.; pulsation of temporal arteries, 
 Benz. ac. 
 
 Falling asleep, heat: flushes, ICarbo v. 
 
 Falling asleep, jerking : j^g^ starting, twitch- 
 ing. 
 
 Falling asleep, kicking : off bedclothes (hydro- 
 cephaloid), ICina. 
 
 Falling asleep, late : and wakens early, Sul. ac. 
 jUi^ difficult. 
 
 Falling asleep,legs : cannot sleep, unless crossed, 
 IIRhod.; suddenly drawn up and shot out, 
 partially rousing him, Sul.; jerking, 1 1 Kali 
 c; jerking, lancinating, rheumatic, ILach. 
 
 Falling asleep, limbs: jerking, Kob., ISul.; 
 jerking, excited by pain in distant parts,Ars.; 
 single jerks, llgn.; painfulness, I Hgn. 
 
 Falling asleep, lip: quivering of one side of 
 upper, Ars. 
 
 Falling asleep, mental condition : apprehen- 
 sive, Calad.; his business came to him in 
 anxious dreams, Rhus ; fear, INux v.; fear of 
 attack of closing eyes (traumatic tetanus), 
 IHydr. ac; fears nightmare and suffocation, 
 Bapt. ; fear, after nightmare, lest she die, 
 ILed.; easily frightened, lAur. met.; horrible 
 phantasies, ICalc; begins to talk, scold, turn, 
 twist and scream (measles), I Cup. ac. 
 
 Falling asleep, nightmare : as he drops off to 
 sleep, Tereb. 
 
 Falling asleep, pains : I Merc. sol. 
 
 Falling asleep, palpitation : violent and rapid, 
 I ISul. 
 
 Falling asleep, restlessness : tossing, I Aeon. 
 figT* During sleep, restlessness. 
 
 Falling asleep, screams : in hydrocephaloid 
 ICina. 
 
 Falling asleep, shocks : llpec, I INitr. ac; con- 
 vulsive, I Arg. met.; jerks like electric, in body, 
 I Ars. 
 
 Falling asleep, starting: Ars. h., Ars. s. f., 
 IBell., ICalc, ICina, Coral., I IHep., Ign., 
 
 IKreo., ILach., I INux v., Stront.; brain affec- 
 tions in children, I ISul.; with chilliness and 
 clammy sweat, Daph.; in chorea, lAgar.; as 
 in fright, Arm, I Bry., IDulc, INitr. ac; hy- 
 drocephaloid, ICina ; legs suddenly start, as if 
 he had been frightened, Bapt.; in limbs, I Ars.; 
 smothering, Arum t.; suddenly, when trying 
 to go to sleep, IMerc c j^gT twitching ; 
 also During sleep, starting, twitching. 
 
 Falling asleep, sweat : most on head (quotidian), 
 I ITarax.; worse after sleeping awhile, IIArs. 
 
 Falling asleep, toothache : Merc iod. rub.; 
 wakes her, IGlon. 
 
 Falling asleep, turning : over, in hydrocepha- 
 loid, ICina. 
 
 Falling asleep, twitching (jerking): I Aeon., 
 I Aloe, Hyper., llgn., Iodof., Stront.; in 
 chorea, I Agar.; of whole left side (meningi- 
 tis), I I Gels.; commences on side on which he 
 is lying, must change position, Act. rac; after 
 menses, INatr. m.; of muscles, All. sat.; in a 
 single muscle, llgn. 
 
 Falling asleep, vertigo : Tell. 
 
 DURING SLEEP, abdomen: grumbling, 
 Cup. m.; shocks and jerks, Ant. t. ; wind colic, 
 toward morning, Ars. h. 
 
 During sleep, arms : motion, ICaust. 
 
 During sleep, back : pain in small of, I I Sul. 
 
 During sleep, biting : hand, Elaps. 
 
 During sleep, bladder: spasms, Prun.; tenes- 
 mus vesicas, Lith. 
 
 During sleep, breathing: arrested, IGuaiac; 
 asthma, IILach., Meph., ISul.; blowing ex- 
 piration, Cinch.; loud blowing, I Arm; child 
 seems as if it would choke (croup), ILach.; 
 chokes, with polypi, IMar. v.; chokes and 
 turns pale, Elaps ; difficult, 1 1 Plumb.; dysp- 
 noea, in dysentery, ILach.; disturbed by 
 dyspnoea, from 11 to 3 (dropsy), IColch.; in- 
 halation shorter than exhalation, I ICamph.; 
 interrupted, Cadm. s.; loss of, IIGrin.; loud, 
 Carbo v.; oppressed, Aspar.; rapid, Con.; 
 short, almost sobbing, ICalc; short, Con.; 
 slow, I Aeon. ; stops, in diphtheria, I I Lac c; 
 suffocation, ISpong.; feeling, as if about to 
 suffocate, IHep.; feeling, as if he would suffo- 
 cate, in diphtheria, ILach.; suffocative at- 
 tacks, like nightmare, IOp.; paroxysms of 
 suffocation, followed by violent fits of dry 
 racking cough, better from drinking w T ater, 
 I IOp.; unequal, in intermittent, lAnt. t.; 
 wheezing rattling, IIKali bi.; whistling, jump- 
 ing up, Brom. gfe" snoring. 
 
 During sleep, chest: beating, IIPuls.; beating, 
 in old maids, IPuls.; oppression, IILach., 
 I IPhos.,- rattling (measles), IPhos'. 
 
 During sleep, chilliness : Bor. , Grat. 
 
 During sleep, almost clairvoyant : Como. 
 ggp^ somnambulism. 
 
 During sleep, convulsions: IBell., IHyos., 
 ILach., IStram.; child, I I Rheum; epileptic, 
 Cup. m., ILach., I IOp., I I Sec; followed by 
 severe pain and pressure on top of head 
 (epilepsy), IBufo.; convulsive motion (menin- 
 gitis), IGels. 
 
 During sleep, cough : Ante, I Arn.,IBell.,Calad., 
 ICalc, ICham., ICina, ICycl., IHyos., Merc, 
 Osm., I ISpong., USquilla ; awakes, ICon.; 
 barking, Hippom.; from bronchial irritation, 
 ILyc; in bronchitis, I ICina ; in children, 
 Verbas.; without being conscious, ILach.; 
 dry, ICham.; dry, in intermittent, IHyos.; 
 
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 dry, before midnight, IINitr. ac; dry, hoarse, 
 causing retching (croup), IHep.; without wak- 
 ing, ISep.; as soon as he falls asleep (chronic 
 bronchitis), ■Lach.; in heart disease, Am.; 
 after measles, I ISticta ; until midnight, I Osm.; 
 in phthisis, ICodein.; spasmodic, dry, painful 
 stitches in chest (acute pulmonary catarrh), 
 I I Puis.; starts, better by drinking, Brom.; 
 tickling, dry, with headache, ICon.; in whoop- 
 ing cough, Amb., ICaps. 
 
 During sleep, crying : g^° weeping. 
 
 During sleep, delirium: I Aeon., IBar. c; alter- 
 nating with raving and different visions, at 
 night, Ars. ; with terrible dreams (typhoid), 
 ■Lye; in erysipelas,. IIApis ; jumps out of 
 bed, lArs.; phantasies, ILyc; prattling and 
 muttering, I IBry.; raves (keratitis), ICalc; 
 slight raving, Ant. c; in typhoid, INitr. sp.d.; 
 half waking, with incoherent talk, Gels. 
 
 During sleep, dreams (disturbing, frequent, full 
 of dreams): Ammoniac, Ang., Ant. sul. aur., 
 HAnt. t., lArg. nit., Ars. s. r., Aurant., Bell., 
 Berb., Bov., Brach., Cain., ICalc, Calend., 
 Calc fl., Cann. i., ICarbo v., ICard. m., Cast, 
 eq., IChel., IClem., Coloc, Como., ICon., 
 IICup. m., ICycl., Diosc, IFerr., Ferr. iod., 
 IGamb., IGraph., Guaraea, I liber., Ilgn., 
 Iodof., ILach., ILyc, Lye vir.,ILyss., Merc s., 
 IMurex, INux v., Paris, IPhos., Plant., 
 ■Plumb., Polyp., I IPtel., IIPuls., IRaph., 
 Rhus v., ISep., iSil.j Sinap., 1 1 Sul., Tarax., 
 ITarant., Tereb., IThuya, I I Zinc; frequent 
 awaking, I Alum.; in whooping cough, ICaps.; 
 during day, Ammoniac; at daybreak, from 
 which he is hard to arouse, INux v.; 
 dreaming and waking alternately, ILach.; in 
 dyspepsia, ILach.; exhaustion, after, Calcs.; 
 fatiguing, sweat on awaking, ILyc; in gas- 
 tro-enteritis, I Apis ; or hallucinations, IPlunib. ; 
 heavy, ICon.; incipient hydrocephalus, I Apis; 
 in hysteria, ILyc; incessant, Apis; jumped 
 out of bed and tried to get out of window, 
 Calc. fl.; during menses, I Kali c; midday, 
 Therid. ; before midnight, IChel.; after mid- 
 night, I IPhos. ac; towards morning, Aur. 
 met., ICycl. , I IFluor. ac, I I Kali m.;in pneu- 
 monia, I I Rhus; in chronic rheumatism, 
 I ISabina; during siesta, MNatr. m.; in small- 
 pox, MVariol.; half-waking stage (typhoid), 
 ICoccul. 
 
 During sleep, ears : hears all that is going on, 
 Bell.; hears everything, in nightmare, Med.; 
 easily disturbed by noises, MCalad., ILach.; 
 pain, in scarlatina, Sil.; roaring, ICoccus. 
 
 During sleep, eyes: partially closed, IPod.; par- 
 tially closed, in scarlatina, ICarbol. ac; lids 
 adhere, ISyph.; open, Cadm. s.; half open, 
 ICham., Ilpec, IKreo., IStram., ISul., I IVer.; 
 half open, in asthma Millari, Samb.; half 
 open, in children, IBell.; half open, in cholera 
 infantum, -Coff. t.; half open, in diarrhoea, 
 ISul.; half open, in dysentery, I I Zinc; half 
 open, child throws head from side, with 
 moaning, ILyc; half open, in tubercular men- 
 ingitis, ILyc; half open, contracted or slug- 
 gish pupils, carphologia, and touching sur- 
 rounding objects, IOp.; half open, in summer 
 complaint, I I Coff.; pupils dilated, 01. # an. ; 
 rolling, in hydrocephalus, I Apis ; occasional 
 rolling, 01. an. J^~ Chap. 5, Lids closed. 
 
 During sleep, face: heat, Menyanth.; heat, 
 during siesta, IKreo.; lower jaw dropped, 
 
 INux v. ; portion of lower jaw, Bry. ; jaw falls 
 with trembling when aroused, Yariol.; laugh- 
 ing expression, IHyos.; red, 1 1 Arum d., 1 1 Arum 
 m., Menyanth.; brown red, during siesta, 
 IKreo.; dark red (epileptic fit), I IOp.; smiling, 
 Cadm. s. 
 During sleep, faintness : Calad. 
 During sleep, feet: Ars. m.; stamping, in chil- 
 dren, Ilgn. 
 During sleep, fever: light, I INux m. 
 During sleep, groaning : Ant. t., Calad., ICarbo 
 a., ICham., Ilpec, ILyc, IOp., I I Puis., ISul.; 
 incipient basilar meningitis, I Kali br. 
 jg^g^ moaning. 
 During sleep, hands : burning, Ars. met.; cracks 
 fingers, Cast, eq.; grasps at head, in typhus, 
 I Ars.; touching surrounding objects, IOp. 
 During sleep, head : congestion from chest, 
 
 like a stream, Millef. 
 During sleep, headache : lArg. nit., Ars. h., 
 ICham., Led., Lil. tig.; sensation as if she 
 would have a headache when awaking in 
 morning, Ars. met. ; stitches, headacheJNitr. 
 ac; violent, ISul. 
 During sleep, heart : disturbed by heart-beats 
 
 (scarlatina), IIAmm.c 
 During sleep,heat: Bov., ILyc, Rheum ; ebulli- 
 tions of body, IPhos. ; over body, Ustil. ; hot 
 body, with cold hands and feet, ■Samb. ; dry, 
 Samb., Thuya ; with ebullitions,Bor.; ebullition 
 of blood in whole body, Sep.; with ebullition, 
 palpitation and nightmare, INatr. c; in face, 
 followed by chilliness, 3 a.m., Ang.; every- 
 thing seems too hot, Lil. tig.; intolerable, 
 throws off covers, IPuls.; before midnight, 
 Calad.; inmorning,Calad.; and nausea, I Calc; 
 restless and talking, I Aeon.; of skin, Astac; 
 in smallpox, MVariol.; and talking, Strain.; 
 feels too warrn, Alum. 
 During sleep, hiccough: Cina ; in«hydro- 
 
 cephaloid, ICina ; violent, IMerc cor. 
 During sleep, hunger : IPhos. 
 During sleep, itching : Agar., Osm., Psor.; here 
 and there awakened by, Ant. c ; nettlerash, 
 ■Chloral.; in scabies sicca, IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 on scrotum, better from scratching, ICrot. t. 
 During sleep, jerking : ggg°* twitching. 
 During sleep, kicking : IBell. 
 During sleep, large : as if he had grown exceed- 
 ingly, and was thirty to fifty feet high, every- 
 thing around him seemed small and insignifi- 
 cant, Ferr. iod. 
 During sleep, larynx : constriction, ISpong.; 
 laryngismus stridulus, child, ILach.; spasmus 
 glottidis arousing child suddenly, more fre- 
 quent from midnight to 7 a.m., IChlor. 
 During sleep, laughing: MCaust., I IKreo., 
 ■Sil., IStram.; aloud, ILyc; in typhoid, ILyc 
 During sleep, legs: cramp in calves, Inul.; many 
 
 motions, ICaust. Jg@~ twitching. 
 During sleep, limbs : numbness, feared never 
 
 to wake, 7rAtrop. s. Jg®" starting. 
 During sleep, mental condition: agitation, 
 Anag.; anxiety after menses, Agar., Ast. r., 
 ■ ICoccul., IKali iod., IMerc cor., Zinc; anx- 
 iety prevents falling asleep again, Samb.; 
 anxiety as if she would never get awake 
 again, Ang. ; anxiety in evening with a rush 
 of ideas and determination of blood to head , 
 that forces him to get up, IPuls.; anxiety 
 during downward motion of hammock, Coff. t.; 
 anxiety during hysteria, 1 1 Sep. ; anxiety, 
 
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 in pleuro-pnettmonia biliosa, 1 1 Rhus ; anx- 
 iety, with sobbing, INitr. ac; anxiety, with 
 drunkards (haemoptysis), IOp.; anxiety, with 
 strange visions, I IStram.; fancies, Con.; full of 
 fancies, ICarbo v., Zinc; vivid fancies, ICarbo 
 a.; wandering fancies, IGraph.; fear, after 
 starting, Amm. c; feigned sleep (after metror- 
 rhagia), 1 1 Sep.; things come to his mind, 
 which he had forgotten, Calad.; fright, I IHep.; 
 terror in children, awaking with fright and 
 screaming, 1 1 Kali ph.; fright, at 3 a.m., 
 IIArs.; during day, sees images, Lachn.; 
 imagines another child is sleeping in bed 
 ■ with it, I I Petrol.; during first sleep, imagines 
 she has swallowed something which wakes her 
 in a fright with sensation as if it had lodged 
 in throat, remaining after waking, ISep.; lies 
 down a few minutes, suddenly jumps from 
 bed to middle of room, stands "a minute, 
 scratches his head, and looks as if a new idea 
 had struck him, I I Staph.; lamentation, ISul.; 
 maniacal attacks, I IPhos.; phantasma, Berb.; 
 remembers all he had forgotten, Selen.; terror 
 especially teething children, sit up in bed, 
 cannot be quieted, IChlor.; full of thoughts, 
 upon which he is obliged to reflect, Zinc; 
 everything troubles him, Calad.; visions, 
 I INatr. m.; affrighted by visions (typhoid fe- 
 ver), llgn.; sees many visions (typhoid), 
 
 ■ IPhos. ac; wakes herself by speaking, weep- 
 ing and shouting in sleep, ISul. fig^T laugh- 
 ing, screaming, sighing, singing, somnam- 
 bulism, talking, "weeping. 
 
 During sleep, moaning : lAilant., Ars. h., 
 IBell., Cadm. s., Calad., ICham., Cinch., Eup. 
 perf., Ilpec, 1 1 Kali p., Led., ILyc, Stann., 
 Ver.; brain affections of children, IISul.; in 
 cholera, IMur. ac; with eyelids half closed, 
 ■Pod.j half-slumber, broken by (typhus), 
 ■Ars."; with rolling of head, eyelids half closed, 
 ■Pod.; ranula, I I Thuya; and weeping (ague), 
 ■Samb. J^" groaning. 
 
 During sleep, motion : sleeping in a hammock, 
 the gentle swinging motion is felt to an enor- 
 mous degree, increasing more and more until 
 he seems to be swinging above the tree tops 
 into the clouds in rhythmic motion, the des- 
 cent is intensely disagreeable and accompanied 
 by painful anxiety, without fear of falling, 
 when near the ground he awakes and puts 
 his feet to the ground, which momentarily 
 interrupts the sensation, but he is too sleepy 
 to keep awake, and passes a horrible night, 
 Coff. t. 
 
 During sleep, mouth : chewing motion, HCalc; 
 chewing motion, in children, llgn.; child 
 chews and swallows, HCalc; drooling, Cinch, 
 bol.; dry, HNuxm.; dryness, in diphtheria, 
 ■Lach.; tough, foul mucus, in evening, Ang. ; 
 open, Elaps, Rhus ; open, with toothache, 
 ■Chim. umb.; half open (asthma Millari), 
 Samb. ; escape of saliva, Diosc ; escape of sa- 
 liva, at daybreak, I I Bar. c; escape of saliva, 
 in intermittent, Ilpec; escape of saliva, wet- 
 ting pillow, ILac c; escape of bloody saliva, 
 ■Rhus ; stringy mucus comes out, Med.; 
 protrudes, MVar. ; biting tongue, Alum., 
 Med., Therid. ; biting tongue, in hysterical 
 spasms, ICic; biting tongue, in typhoid, 
 
 ■ IPhos. ac. 
 
 During sleep, nausea : Calad. 
 
 During sleep, nightmare : Arum t., IBapt., 
 
 ■Bry., Cadm. s., ■Calc, ICham., IFerr., Kali n., 
 Med., IIMeph., Merc. iod. flav., INatr. c, 
 INitr. ac, HPaeonia, I IPtel., ISil., IISul., 
 I I Thuya, Zinc; answers questions as if she 
 were awake, Med.; from lying on back, Card, 
 m., ■Guaiac, Ind.; anaemia of brain, ■Con.; 
 after falling asleep, ■Cycl.; fears to go to sleep 
 lest she die, ILed.; feels as if she would have, 
 Med.; before menses, Sul. ac; after menses, 
 Thuya; awakes after midnight, I IMez.; 4 a.m., 
 Alum.; every night, as soon as asleep, Cann. i.; 
 every night, in heart disease, lAmm. c; pal- 
 pitation and tumult of blood, ■Calc; with 
 restless sleep, Kalin.; room must be searched 
 before appeased, ICham.; in spermatorrhoea, 
 ■Dig.; stupid, on awaking, Ind.; after heavy 
 supper or alcoholic beverages, INux v. ; throat 
 feels swollen, sensation of suffocation, ILed.; 
 wakens him as he drops off to sleep, Tereb. 
 
 During sleep, nose : bleeding, ■Merc, INitr. ac; 
 bleeding preceded by headache and red cheeks, 
 ■Nux v.; bleeding, during morning (vertigo), 
 Bov. ; bleeding, right side,! Ver.;cannot breathe 
 through nostrils, lArs. ; dry scabs form in 
 nostrils, I ISyph.; sneezing, 1 1 Puis. ; sneezing, 
 before midnight, not wakening, Bar. m.; 
 terrors, on account of nose being stopped up 
 and dry, Gels. 
 
 During sleep, pain : ICham., IGraph., IMerc, 
 ■Nitr. ac, I I Rhod.; aching like a gathering in 
 a small spot in sacrum, IKali bi.; back, 
 ■ ■Agar.; in back, chest, loins and thighs, 
 Agar. ; aching an hour at night, 1 1 Hyper.; 
 burning in parts on which he lies, ISul.; draw- 
 ing in periosteum of forehead in morning, 
 Amm. c; in eyes, ICrot. t.; in face, IMez.; by 
 faceache, I I Hyper.; sudden, like an old face- 
 ache, waking her up, BMez.; in felon, I ISil.; 
 pressing in forehead, from without inward 
 worse, ICoccul.; worse turning in bed, BAtrop.; 
 sticking in groin, I ICarbo a.; hypogastric, 
 Collin.; mammary, Lil. tig.; chronic, from 
 superior molars to forehead, ■Coccion.; in 
 region of ovaries, Pod. ; pressing in region of 
 kidneys, Agar.; prosopalgia, llgn., 1 1 Ver.; in 
 rectum, ■Ign.; or restlessness of limbs (rheu- 
 matism), ■Colch.; and restlessness, in morn- 
 ing, Rhod. ; burning in short ribs, Apis; in 
 sacrum and feet, Lith.; tearing or stitching, 
 Anag.; in thigh, Bar. c; in hip joint disease, 
 ■Merc; in tibia, as if beaten or as if periosteum 
 were torn off,after midnight, IMez.; toothache, 
 ■Carbo a., Cepa; toothache with anxious sen- 
 sation, IMerc. cor.; in ulcers, IIArs. 
 f^^ headache. 
 
 During sleep, palpitation : ICalc, IMerc cor., 
 INatr. c. 
 
 During sleep, paralyzed feeling : in hands and 
 arms, 1 1 Plat. 
 
 During sleep, picking: of bedclothes, IOp.; 
 moving of fingers as if searching for some- 
 thing (dentition), Stram.; grasping at flocks, 
 Ars. 
 
 During sleep, position: stretches arms over 
 head, Cast, eq.; arms over head, knees drawn 
 up, 1 1 Plat.; on back, Sars.; on back, arms 
 over head, thighs drawn up, legs uncovered, 
 ■Plat.; on back, dreams, lArn.; on back, with 
 hands over head, ILacc, Med.; on back, 
 hands over head, or with arms crossed on 
 abdomen, and feet drawn up, HPuls.; on 
 back, with left hand above head, and with 
 
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 knees bent, and lying far to side, Viol.; on 
 back, head flexed upon chest, I IStann.; seeks 
 to lie on back, with head low, arm above 
 head, so that hands lie on nape of neck, 
 1 1 Nux y. ; child lies on back, with legs flexed, 
 knees separated and drawn towards abdo- 
 men, I I Plat.; can lie only on back, IFerr.; 
 on right side, but always finds himself upon 
 back when awaking (heart affection), ILyc; 
 lying on back, prevents sleep, Acet. ac; on 
 belly, Acet. ac; frequently changes, llgn.; 
 must change, side on which he lies at night 
 becomes sore, IHep.; disturbed when lying 
 on left side, on account of pain under left 
 ribs (intermittent), ICoccul.; erect, with head 
 leaned backward or to right side, ICina; 
 falls asleep on her face, ILac c; very diffi- 
 cult to find position to rest (palpitation), 
 ICact,; puts hand over head during and when 
 falling asleep, Eheum ; hands above head, 
 electric shock in left arm, proceeding from 
 arm joint, IIArg. met.; bending head back- 
 ward, Rheum ; head thrown back, IHep. ; lies 
 with head low, ISpong.; cervical muscles draw 
 head backward (spinal disease), Alumina; 
 head on table (dropsy), lArs.; lies with knees 
 apart, ICham.; on her knees, with face forced 
 into pillow, Med.; lies on left side, Sabina; 
 must lie on left side (cardialgia), IMagn. m.; 
 disturbed when lying on left side, from pain 
 under ribs (intermittent), ICoccul.; lies with 
 legs drawn up, ICarbo v., IStram.; cannot lie 
 in one position, because the parts feel as if dis- 
 located and sprained, Mosch.; cannot sleep 
 when lying down, ICham.; sleeps well lying on 
 affected side (facial neuralgia), ICup. ac; lying 
 on left side (anosmia), I ISul.; occiput pressed 
 into pillow, MZinc; lies on side, Alum., 
 IIBar. c ; best on right side (bronchial affec- 
 tions), IIAilant. ; on side, dreams pleasant, 
 I Am.; sleeps only sitting, Bell.; half sitting, 
 Ars.; sitting up, looks up, IStram.; can only 
 sleep sitting up, saliva runs down throat, 
 IKali c; sitting up in bed, on account of pain 
 in vulva, Coccus. 
 During sleep, restlessness : Acet. ac, 1 1 Aeon., 
 iEthus.JAilant, All. sat, Alum. ,Amb.,Amm. c, 
 1 lAmyl., Anag., I Ant. c, I Apis, lArg. met., 
 lArg. nit. IIArn., IIArs., Ars. h., I I Ars. i., 
 Asar., Ascl. t, Aspar., Astac, TrAtrop. s., Aur- 
 ant., IBapt., IBell., Berb., Bism., Brach.,Cact., 
 •Cain., ICalc, Cann. s., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 ICard. m., Cast, eq., ICaust, ICepa., HCham., 
 Chin, a., Chrom. ac, I ICina, Cinnab., IClem., 
 HCoceul., Coccus, Codein., Coff., Con., Cup. 
 ars., IICup. m., ICycl., IDiad., IDig., IDulc, 
 ■Eup. pur., IFerr., Ferr. iod., Filix, I Gels., 
 ■Glom, IIGraph., Ham., IHvdras., Hvper., 
 llgn., Inul., Iodof., Hod., IKali bi., IKali iod., 
 I IKob., IKreo., ILac c, ILach., I ILactu. v., 
 ILaur., MLith., ILyc, IMagn. p., Mosch., 
 IMurex, IMygale, Natr. a., INatr. c, INatr. 
 m., I INatr. p., INitr. ac, INux v., Oleand., 
 Osm., IPhos., MPhos. ac, Plant., MPlat., 
 MPlumb., IPod., MPtel., IPuls., IRan. b., 
 ■Rhus,Rumex, Sabad.,Spig.,Stront.,l ISyph., 
 ■Tarax., I I Thuya, Tromb.,Tuberc,Ustil., Ver. 
 v., Yespa, Vib., 1 1 Zinc; abscess, after vaccina- 
 tion, lApis ; agitated, in entero-colitis, INuph.; 
 agitated, in gastric neurosis, I I Phos.; agitated, 
 after midnight (tetanus), ILach.; agitated, in 
 urticaria, ICop.; anthrax, from eating meat 
 
 of diseased animals, 1 1 Anthrac; with aphonia, 
 IFerr.; apoplexy, I Arm; during apyrexia 
 (tertian ague), Hpec; ascarides, Mar. v.; with 
 asthma, IKali c; blepharitis, IKali c; con- 
 cussion of brain, ICic; in bronchitis, ICina ; 
 from burning of skin, Agar.; children, ICina, 
 Ign.; with chill, I I Anthrac; in chorea, 
 I I Chloral., IMygale ; after catching cold, 1 1 Op.; 
 one to three hours after cold staged I Eup. pur.; 
 tries to find a cool place, I ISul.; from con- 
 gestion to head and heart, with uterine com- 
 plaints, I INux m.; fine crawls all over body, 
 Agar. ; croup, IILact. ac, I ISamb.; in diar- 
 rhoea, I Arm, I I Sec; in diphtheria, IKreo., 
 IMerccy. ; with dreams (hemiopia), lAur. 
 met; with anxious dreams (dyspepsia), IFerr. 
 ph.; with confused dreams, Calad.; dreams 
 crowding one upon another, Sil.; with dreams 
 and delirium, Merc, s.; dropsy, ILyc; dysen- 
 tery, ILach.; in epilepsy, ICic; desire to put 
 feet out of bed, especially towards morning, 
 ICurar.; during first part of night, JSscl. t; 
 fever, ICimex ; in intermittent fever, IIArs., 
 ICarbo v.; before paroxysm of intermittent, 
 ICinch.; in tertian intermittent, IDig.; espe- 
 cially forepart of night (hypochondriasis), 
 lArg. nit.; blue boils after glanders poison- 
 ing, lAnthrac ; in gastralgia, ILyc; in gastro- 
 enteritis, lApis ; head bend backward, I IHep.; 
 and palpitation, Calc ars.; affection of heart, 
 ICup. in.; on account of heat, Sep.; with 
 heat, after chills, Spong.; with burning heat, 
 Sabina ; with dry heat (coryza), ICalc; from 
 heaviness in whole body, Agar. ; in hydro- 
 cephalus, IMerc; hysterical women, who suffer 
 during menses, INux m.; with ill humor, 
 Vacc; with short inhalation (spasmus glotti- 
 dis), ICoff.; internal uneasiness (apoplexy), 
 ■Bar. c; irritation of cerebrospinal nerves, 
 I I Paris ; could not be quiet for five minutes, 
 ISep.; moving limbs,. Rheum; functional 
 derangement of liver, I ISep.; liver trouble, 
 ■Pod.; melancholy, after mortification, llgn.; 
 during menses, IKali c, I INatr. p.; mental 
 derangementJCon.; in metrorrhagia, I I Sabina; 
 after metrorrhagia, I ISep.; before midnight, 
 IBell., IChel.; worse before midnight, ICalc. p.; 
 till midnight, Ars. h.; after midnight, 
 IKali c, INitr. ac, Zinc; after midnight, 
 worst after 3 a.m., IDulc; after midnight, 
 filled with fretful disagreeable thoughts 
 and events, Rhus; for ten or fifteen minutes, 
 out of w r hich he returns to full conscious- 
 ness, with difficulty and gradually (insan- 
 ity), I INux v.; in morning, IHam; espe- 
 cially towards morning, IGels.; dry bitter 
 mouth, on awaking, Diosc.; moves to and fro, 
 IPuls.; in desquamative nephritis, I I Plumb.; 
 at night, sleeps soundly until 1.30 a.m., rest- 
 less and unable to sleep till 4.30, then slept 
 an hour and a half, being partially conscious, 
 then deep heavy sleep, Iodof.; after 2 a.m., 
 must move yet hurts, he is so sore, Diosc; at 
 night, after 4 a.m., no matter how he lay, 
 I IDulc; ovarian tumor, IColoc; palpitation, 
 Lil. tig.; suppuration of left parotid, profuse 
 sweat (diabetes), I Con.; rest in no position, 
 Calend. ; must frequently change position,body 
 sore, IIBadiag.; in rheumatism, ILyc; in 
 rheumatism, a pain in heart, ICact.; could 
 sleep when in right position, 7rForm.; rolls 
 about all night (asthma), Calc a.; scarlatina, 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 ICarbol. ac. ; disturbed by awful sensations, 
 ICamph.; sexual debility, IDig.; from loss of 
 sleep, ILac def.; summer complaint, I IFerr. 
 ph.; effects of overstudy, ICup. ac; with stupe- 
 faction in head, Lyss.; with sweat, ISuL; 
 sweats on head (dentition), ICalc; syphilis, 
 ■Nitr. ac; felt she had a weight pressing on 
 thighs momentarily, ISep.; throws himself 
 about (tinea), ICalc; throws himself about 
 with snoring, groaning, entire night, ICalc ; 
 tossing, Amm. c, Aurant. , IBell., Carb. s., 
 ICham., IICina,IClem., IDulc, Iodof., ILed., 
 INatr. m., IPuls., Sabad., Spong., Squilla, 
 ISul., I ISyph., Ustil., Verbas.; tossing arms, 
 IKali bi.; tossing awakens, Ant. sul. aur.; 
 tossing, in cancer labii, TrCamph.; constant 
 tossing, Dory. ; raising and throwing off cover, 
 lEhus ; tossing, in hydrocephaloid, ICina ; 
 turns frequently, Alum., I I Kami. ; frequent 
 turning over in bed, without waking, ISul.; 
 obliged to uncover, heat, Calad.; lies un- 
 covered in unrefreshing slumber, Alum.; un- 
 refreshing, IDig.; unrefreshing, in dropsy, 
 IFluor. ac; after revaccinati on, 1 1 Thuya ; with 
 visions, IStram.; frequent waking, Ang.,Magn. 
 c; frequent wakings and dreams, Cain.; 
 waking after midnight, Amm. m.; wakes 
 every half hour, throws off covering, feels too 
 hot, yet does not sweat, Mosch.; imagines she 
 has to go through deep water, Carbo v. ; after 
 getting wet, IDulc; wild feeling in head, Lil. 
 tig.; with worm trouble, I INatr. p.; with fre- 
 quent yawning, Diad. f$^ Awaking, fre- 
 quent. 
 
 During sleep, screaming: IIApis, Hgn., . 
 I IPuls., ISul., I ITuberc; children cry out, 
 IIApis., Bell., ICalc. p.; chorea, Chloral.; 
 constipation of sucklings, lApis ; after con- 
 vulsions, IZinc; in whooping cough, ICaps.; 
 crying out, ICham., IHyos., Inul., ILyc; 
 children cry out, in brain affections, IIApis, 
 IISul.; cried out (diphtheria), ILac c; as if in 
 great distress, Dory.; crying out, with anxious, 
 frightful dreams, IMagn. m. ; child cries out 
 as if frightened, Bor.; cries, in hydrocephalus, 
 IZinc; loud crying out, in meningitis infant- 
 um, I Arm; loud cries (tubercular meningitis), 
 ILyc; crying out (nystagmus), lAgar.; cries 
 out, in spasms, IZinc; crying out, in typhoid, 
 ILyc; in hydrocephalus acutus, ILyc; in 
 meningitis, Carbol. ac; singultus, IStram.; 
 sudden, distressing cries (hydrocephaloid), 
 ■Cina. 
 
 During sleep, sexual condition : inclination 
 to coitus, ISars.; emissions, lArg. met.,IICycl., 
 IIDiosc, IFerr., IHam., Lil. tig., IINux v., 
 IStram. ; emissions, with absence of erections, 
 ■Nuph.; emissions frequent, INuph.; emis- 
 sions, during siesta, Aloe ; emissions, during 
 siesta, with great force, Therid.; emissions, 
 during siesta, pollution without recollection, 
 voluptuous sensation, Caust.; emissions, thick 
 with threads of white opaque substance, Med.; 
 emissions transparent, consistency of gum ara- 
 ble or mucilage, too thick to pour and voided 
 with difficulty, Med. ; watery emission, caus- 
 ing no stiffness of linen, Med.; erections 
 violent, Calad., IDiosc, I IFluor. ac, INatr. c; 
 erections and impotence after waking, with 
 voluptuous fancies, I I Op.; terrible erec- 
 tions, IPic ac; erections which subside on 
 urinating, Lith.; violent erections, 1 1 Merc. 
 
 cor.; excitement, INatr. c, IStram.; excite- 
 ment (hysteria), I Aur. met.; itching on scro- 
 tum, INatr. m.; onanism, ICarbo v., Thuya ; 
 prepuce retracted behind glans, Coloc; invol- 
 untary dribbling of semen or prostatic fluid, 
 Selen.; semen escaped unconsciously, though 
 there was no emission during coition, Lyss. 
 
 During sleep, shock : after dinner, violent elec- 
 tric, first in left hip joint, then in right, 
 I I Arg. met. 
 
 During sleep, sighing : Camph., I I Kali p., ISul. 
 
 During sleep, singing : IBell., I Croc. 
 
 During sleep, snoring (stertorous sleep): ^Ethus., 
 Amyg,IIBell., Cinch., Con., ICycl., I IKali m., 
 ILaur.,1 IMur.ac,IIOp.,IRhus, Sil., IStram.; in 
 apoplexy, I Aeon., I Arm, INux v.; during 
 apyrexia, Tgn.; when lying on back, Dros.; 
 blowing, respiration, INux v. ; in brain affec- 
 tions of children, IISul.; labored breathing, 
 IOp.; rattling in chest (epilepsy), I I Op.; in 
 children, IMez.; with cholera infantum, IOp.; 
 in croup, IBrom.; in epilepsy, IBufo., I IOp.; 
 after attack of epilepsy, IPlumb. ; blowing 
 expiration, INux v.; in goitre, IISul.; dur- 
 ing heat, Ign., IOp.; with in- and exhalation, 
 I ICamph.; inspiration, Cham. ,IIgn., I I Rheum, 
 I IPuls.; loud, 1 1 Lace; in mania-a-potu, I IOp.; 
 open mouth, ICham., Dulc, IOp.; mouth open 
 and head bent backward (cramp), I ISamb.; 
 bilateral croupous pneumonia, IKali iod.; 
 polypi, IMar. v.; in any position, Chloral.; in 
 tonsillitis, IMerc iod. rub. 
 
 During sleep, somnambulism : lArt. v., IBry., 
 Ilgn., I IKali ph., Meph., UPhos., Rheum, 
 ■Sil., I ITarant.,1 IZinc; before somnambulistic 
 spell, crowed like a cock, Lyss.; describes 
 clearly the interior of the brain (effects of 
 wounded honor) ,IIgn. ; in children, I I Kali br., 
 Kali c; after convulsions, IZinc; after disap- 
 pearance of old eruptions, IZinc; at new and 
 full moon (lumbricoid worms), I I Sil.; rising 
 and sitting about room, I INatr. m.; sees 
 everything that passes in the street but recol- 
 lects nothing when awake (effects of wounded 
 honor), Ilgn.; somnambulistic state, exact 
 time of which he states every morning, 
 I ITarant.: alternates with spasms, IStram.; 
 stands up and walks about, Kami.; works as 
 a house servant while asleep at night (does not 
 remember next morning), I Art. v. 
 
 During sleep, startled: followed by crying 
 (pneumonia), I IPuls.; by slightest noise 
 (typhus), ICalad. J|ii~ starting. 
 
 During sleep, starting: lAcon., lApis, IIArs., 
 Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Aurant., I IBell., Benz. ac, 
 Bism., Calad., ICalc, Calc p., ICham., ICina, 
 ■Colch., ICrotal., ICup. m., IDig., Ferr. iod., 
 ■Graph., Inul., Ilpec, I I Iris, IKali bi., IKali 
 br., IKali c, ILyc, INatr. c, INatr. m., I INux v., 
 IPhos., I IPuls., ISpong., IStram., I ITarant., 
 IThuya ; in afternoon, Lyss., Pallad. ; agita- 
 tion, iEthus.; anxiety, with cough, lApis ; 
 anxiety, wishes to cry put but cannot, as in 
 nightmare, ILyc; anxious, followed by fit 
 (epilepsy), IISul.; during apyrexia, Ign.; in 
 brain affection, IGels.; inflammatory condi- 
 tion of brain, IStram.; child (chill), lElat.; 
 in cholera morbus, IZinc; in chorea, I A saf; 
 IZinc; in chorea, scrofulous children, IBell.; 
 in convulsions, IBell., ISil., IZinc; convul- 
 sive, as if in affright, Apis; in whooping 
 cough, ICup. ac: in croup, IBell., IPhos.; 
 
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 crying out, anxious dreams, IMagn. c; anx- 
 ious dreams, Magn. s. ; as from frightful dream, 
 Coral.; with drowsiness, IBell., 1 1 Puis.; great 
 fear afterwards, lAmin. c.; fitful, ^Carbol. ac. ; 
 flushings, lAmyl.; as from fright, Alum., 
 IIBell.,Bufo., Calc. p.,Carbo v.,ICoff.,IIHyos., 
 INatr. s., INitr. ac,Ver.; as if frightened when 
 nearly lost in sleep, during afternoon,7rAtrop. 
 s.j as from fright, when awake is not fearful, 
 Dros.; frightened and clings to mother, or 
 any object that is near (croup), IPhos.; start- 
 ing in fright, in whooping cough, ICaust.; in 
 fright, from terrible dreams, I INux v.; fright- 
 ened, with groans and fear of falling, Coff.; 
 frightened, after blow on head, INatr. m.; 
 with fright, in hydrocephalus, ^Hell., IZinc; 
 frightened, in incipient basilar meningitis, 
 ■ Kali br.; as from a fright,in morning, Sabad.; 
 starts, after a fright, IIHyos.; from gasping 
 (spasm of glottis), I Coff.; as if she would go 
 away, without knowing where, I ISil.; in heart 
 disease, ILyc. vir.; in hydrocephalus, IZinc; 
 starting, in hysterical spasms, ICic; jnmping, 
 Bry.; jumping, in convulsions, IZinc; jump- 
 ing, in hydrocephalus, IZinc; of limbs, Cann. 
 i.; melancholy, after mortification, llgn.; in 
 meningitis infantum, I Arm; with short, op- 
 pressed respiration (croup), IHep.; in scarla- 
 tina,IBell. ,ICarbol.ac; anxious screams,th row- 
 ing hands about, or clinging to mother (diar- 
 rhoea), IBor.; with shocks, as if electricity 
 were passing through body, INux m.; shud- 
 dering, as if falling deep down, Bell. ; during 
 sopor (pneumonia, hydrothorax), I Ant. t.; 
 frequent, spasmodic (paralysis agitans), 
 I I Rhus; suddenly (croup), IPhos.; an hour 
 after falling asleep, suddenly screams, leaps 
 out of bed, runs about like a maniac, 
 I ISul.; from feeling as if about to suffocate, 
 IHep.; in summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; 
 trembling and frightened (hepatic disorder), 
 I ISil.; with trembling of whole body, Sil. 
 E^* Awaking starting ; also twitching. 
 During sleep, stomach : shocks awaken, Tabac 
 During sleep, stool: ICon.; feces pass, Bry.; 
 involuntary, 1 1 Arm, IBell., Lith., INatr. s., 
 UPod., MPsor., ISul.; discharge of liquid 
 from anus, followed by feces at night, Sul.; 
 1 to 4 a.m. (infantile diarrhoea), I IPsor.; op- 
 pressive (dysentery), ILach.; oozes from anus, 
 I I Thuya. 
 During sleep, sweat: lAcet. ac, lAilant., lArs., 
 Ars.h., IBell., Bor., IICalc,ICamph.,l IChlor., 
 HCinch., Hyos., ILac c, Lachn., I ILyc, 
 IIMerc, INux v., Plat., IRheum, I IRumex, 
 ISamb., Selen., I I Sep., HSil., Tarax.; after- 
 noon (rheumatism), I Ant. t.; disappears on 
 awaking, IIPuls., ISul., Thuya; particularly 
 on back and neck, Chin, s.; over whole body, 
 worse after midnight, early morning in bed, 
 lAmm. m.; in bronchial and vesical catarrh, 
 ICop. ; on chest, ICalc; cold, on chest, back, 
 and thighs, ISep.; congestion to chest, Act. 
 rac; colliquative, with much emaciation (tu- 
 berculosis), INitr. ac; during cough, ISul.; on 
 covering up, INitr. ac; during day, ICaust.; 
 debilitating, ISil.; in evening, lEup. perf.; 
 most on feet, INitr. ac; fetid, on going to 
 sleep, IFerr.; during first sleep, Calc; on head, 
 in convulsions, from cerebral irritation, ICic; 
 on head, in diarrhoea, after suppression of 
 skin eruption, ILyc; copious, on head and 
 
 face (constipation), I ISil.; especially on 
 head, ICalc, ISep.; hair sticky on forehead, 
 ICham.; only on legs, clammy, ICalc; only 
 on parts on which he has been lying, CNitr. 
 ac. ; before menses, ISul.; until 12 p.m., 
 worse on head and back, Mur. ac. ; especially 
 before midnight, with cold limbs, 1 1 Calc; 
 after midnight, IPhos., ISil.; during morn- 
 ing, Bor., ICalc. p., ISabad. ; towards morn- 
 ing, Bufo., ICalc. p.; on neck, ICalc; most on 
 neck and chest (ague), IIPuls.; about neck, 
 after first nap (phthisis), ILach.; all over, 
 especially about neck, during short naps, 
 IHyos.; every night, or profuse every other 
 night, INitr. ac; profuse, after 3 a.m., 
 IBry.; non-ameliorating, IMerc; offensive, 
 Cycl., I ISil.; on single parts, ICalc p.; in 
 phthisis, IMyr. cer., ISil.; profuse, I Aeon., 
 ■ Graph., ICalc p., IMerc. iod. rub.; profuse, 
 in maltreated buboes, INitr. ac; profuse, on 
 face and neck, Med.; profuse, particularly on 
 head, lasts an hour (quotidian ague), I ITarax.; 
 profuse, all over (pneumonia), I IStram'. ; pro- 
 fuse, in phthisis, IPhos.; profuse, from sup- 
 puration, ISil.: putrid or sour, with inclination 
 to uncover, ILed.; rheumatic patients with 
 neuralgia, IMerc; in second sleep, for a month 
 (secondary syphilis), 1 1 Rhus; in siesta, ICar- 
 bo a.; slight, IKali c; sour, HSil.; sour smell- 
 ing, on head, I ICham. ; strong, offensive, most 
 on chest, Euph.; tuberculosis, Act. rac. 
 
 During sleep, talking: lAcon. , lAilant., Amm. 
 c, Ars., Brach., Cann. i., ICarbo a., ICham., 
 Cinnab., llgn., IKali c, Kami., ILed., 1 1 Mur. 
 ac, I INatr. m., IIPuls., Ziz.; angry exclama- 
 tion, Castor.; in children, lAmb.; constant, 
 I I Graph.; in diphtheria, ILac c; with anx- 
 ious, frightful dreams, IMagn. m.; all night, 
 in a gentle voice, ICamph.; to himself, w r ants 
 to leave bed (delirium tremens), I IStram.; 
 incipient hydrocephalus, lApis ; incoherent, 
 IKali bi., IStram.; incoherently, half waking, 
 ■Gels.; loud, lArn., IBell., ISep., ISil., Spong., 
 ISul.; murmuring, in brain affections of chil- 
 dren, I ISul.; murmuring, in typhoid, INitr. 
 sp. d.; muttering, Alum., Camph., IIHyos.; 
 incoherent muttering (gastro-enteritis; bron- 
 chitis), I Apis ; old men, IBar. c; in pneumo- 
 nia, IMerc; divulged a secret (cancerous in- 
 oculation), lArs.; sopor, lApis; supplicates 
 timidly, Stann. ; tabes mesenterica, I ITuberc 
 
 During sleep, teeth : grating, in chorea, IMy- 
 gale ; half slumber broken by grating (ty- 
 phus), I Ars.; grinding, I Ars., I IBell., Cann.i., 
 ICina,ICrotal.,IHyos.,IIgn.,Kalic,l INatr. p., 
 Plant.; grinding, with rolling of head, IPod.; 
 grinding, in incipient basilar meningitis, 
 IKali br.; grinding, with moans and cries, 
 IKali br.; grinding, with pain in stomach and 
 head, ILac def. J&@~ Chap. 10, Teeth grind- 
 ing. 
 
 During sleep, thirst : Aloe, lArs. 
 
 During sleep, throat : dr}^, I INux m.; disturbed 
 by mucus in fauces, I Fluor, ac. 
 
 During sleep, touched: feels as if someone 
 had touched him gently on both sides, with 
 weakness, Bapt. 
 
 During sleep, trembling : Con., Rheum ; start- 
 ing, as if in affright, Apis ; and jerking in 
 muscles without awakening him (arachnitis), 
 IChlorof. ; in typhus, I Ars. 
 
 During sleep, twitching (jerking, subsultus 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 tendinum): I IBar. c, II Bell., I Cham., IColch., 
 ICup. m., IHelL, IIHyos., INatr. c, Rheum, 
 ISul., IZinc; through body, Ant. t., IZinc.; in 
 chorea, I ITarant., IZiz.; and coldness, Amb.; 
 feet jerked upward, Bell.; fidgets or jerks of 
 legs, INatr. m.; of fingers, Anac, Sul. ac; 
 followed by an epileptic fit, I I Sul.; wakes 
 in fright (chorea), ICodein.; of hands and 
 feet, more after midnight, Natr. s.; with 
 hand, thumbs clenched, general dry heat, red 
 face, Jacea; head, backward, I Arm; head, for- 
 ward, Bell.; jerks through body, Ant. t., 
 ■Zinc; frequent jerking of whole body (rheu- 
 matism), IZinc; violent jerks, blue boils after 
 glanders poisoning, lAnthrac; jerking up of 
 limbs, I Ant. t., IKali c, ILyc, ISiL, IZinc. ; 
 spasmodic jerks of limbs, Hyper.; in limbs, 
 ISep., I Strain., Zinc; for one minute, with- 
 out waking him (arachnitis), IChlorof.; of 
 mouth, Anac; of muscles, ICham.; in phthisis, 
 I IZinc; in rheumatism, IZinc; anxious start- 
 ings, followed by fit (epilepsy), I ISul.; throws 
 about arms and legs (chorea), I IVer. v. 
 
 During sleep, urination : constantly awakened, 
 vesical irritability, IChim.umb.; constant de- 
 sire to, "in nervous persons, Dig.; disturbs, 
 Lith.; frequent, IHyos. ; frequent, in diabetes 
 mellitus, I Arg. met.; every half hour (irritable 
 bladder), I ISep.; involuntary, lAmm. c, 
 Ananth.,IIArn., IIBell.,IICaust.,IFerr.,ISep., 
 ■Graph.; involuntary, in daytime, IBelL; in- 
 voluntary, during first sleep, HCaust., I ISep.; 
 involuntary, during first deep sleep, from 
 which child is awakened with difficulty, 
 IKreo.; urging to, in diabetes, INatr. s. 
 8@F" Chap. 21, Urination involuntary. 
 
 During sleep, vertigo: ISang., ISiL; as if head 
 fell out of bed, 1 1 Arg. met. 
 
 During sleep, vomiting : supper, Lyss. 
 
 During sleep, walking : J^gp^ somnambulism. 
 
 During sleep, weeping : Alum., ICarbo v., 
 I ICaust., ICham.; crying, IKali c, I Rheum ; 
 crying and coughing (catarrh of chest), IKali 
 c; cries frequently (spasmus glottidis), I IVer.; 
 weeping, with anxious dreams, INatr. m.; 
 loud, but unconscious of it, I IKali iod.; sob- 
 bing, lAur. met., IOp.; sobbing anxious, 
 INitr. ac; child sobs and cries in, IHyos.; 
 weeping and talking, IINux v.; weeping and 
 wailing, ICham.; whimpering, Anac, I Arm; 
 whimpering and moaning (mania a potu ; 
 typhoid), INux v.; whining, Cinch., I IPuls., 
 ISiL; whining, in brain affections of children, 
 I ISul. 
 
 During sleep, yawning: during deep, ICepa. 
 
 AFTER SLEEP, abdomen : heaviness, after 
 siesta,Tereb.; vesicular eruption worse, Crot.t. 
 
 After sleep, aggravation : IAcon.,Ailant.,IArm, 
 Bufo., ICham., ICoccuL, ICrotaL, IDiosc, 
 Euph., IILach., I IMur. ac, Myr. cer., Selen., 
 HSpong., VaL; after getting out of bed,Amm. 
 m.; if she sleeps during day, ICrotaL; after 
 long, lArn., I ISul. ; in morning, IINux v.; 
 after siesta, on hot days, Selen. 
 
 After sleep, back : spinal irritation better, 
 IPuls.; numbness in side of back on which he 
 has been lying, after siesta, ICalc; pain in 
 muscles between left shoulder and neck, as if 
 sprained, on rising, 4 p.m., Chin, a.; pains as 
 if something were sticking below right shoul- 
 der-blade, better, lArs. h. 
 
 After sleep, breathing : asthma, after siesta, 
 
 difficult, Apis ; dyspnoea, first on left side of 
 chest, must be lifted upright, with violent ex- 
 ertion to get breath (acute rheumatism), 1 1 Lac 
 c ; suffocating fit worse, ICed. 
 
 After sleep, bruised feeling : over head, Chin, 
 a.; in morning, in bed, Aur.met.; after siesta, 
 Bar. c 
 
 After sleep, chest : oppression, Apoc; oppres- 
 sion, after siesta, Calad. 
 
 After sleep, chill : Arn. 
 
 After sleep, chilliness : worse in feet, Agar. 
 
 After sleep, coldness : Cadm. s. 
 
 After sleep, cough: dry, I IPuls.; dry, hacking, 
 in morning, ILach.; whooping cough worse, 
 ICaust.; worse, ISul. 
 
 After sleep, croup : slept into croupy spell, 
 IILach. 
 
 After sleep, delirium: tremens, IILach.; vio- 
 lent (typhoid), ILach. 
 
 After sleep, diarrhoea : worse, IILach., I ISul. 
 
 After sleep, diphtheria : complains most when 
 awaking from apparent, IKali bi.; patches, 
 worse, ILyc; worse, I I Lac c, ILach.; worse, 
 after failure of Lach., ILac c. 
 
 After sleep, dysentery: worse,IIPhos. 
 
 After sleep, ear : feels as though parchment 
 were drawn over ear on which she was lying, 
 Med. y *' 
 
 After sleep, eyes: as if they had closed too 
 tightly, Amb.; lids agglutinated, Cham., 
 ISeneg.; objects appear a long way off, Anac; 
 could see nothing because of mist, Cain.; 
 weary, lArs. 
 
 After sleep, fainting : I ICarbo v. 
 
 After sleep, fever: worse, I ISul. 
 
 After sleep, head : better, Badiag.; confusion, 
 ISul.; dulness, after siesta, ICalc; fulness, 
 after siesta, Millef.; heavy, ISul.; weight on 
 vertex, worse, Amb.; worse, ICoccuL 
 
 After sleep, headache : Pallad.; better, IGlon.; 
 better afternoon, and towards evening, Pal- 
 lad.; pain in head and eyes better, I IPhos.; 
 congestive, worse, IGlon.; dull, heavy, I INatr. 
 in.; frontal, I IOp.; hemicrania, IPhos. ; heavy 
 pressing, after siesta, Calad.; pressing tense, 
 from occiput to forehead, in morning, lasting 
 during day, with congestion to head (cardial- 
 gia), IKali c; pressive, in temples, disappears 
 Cast, eq.; renewed and worse, ICoff.; in ver- 
 tex, Badiag., IMenyanth., Oxal. ac. 
 
 After sleep, heat : in face, cheeks glowing, 
 HCina. 
 
 After sleep, neck : could scarcely move, Mane 
 
 After sleep, nervous affection : worse, ILach. 
 
 After sleep, oesophagus : small, dry spot, worse, 
 
 I Cist. 
 
 After sleep, larynx : constriction, with dryness 
 of whole throat and mouth, ILach. 
 
 After sleep, legs : numbness, after brief after- 
 noon naps, first right, then left lower, Spong. 
 
 After sleep, mental condition : confused, ISul.; 
 cross, I ILyc; fretful (chronic inflammation 
 of eyes and otorrhcea, after vaccination), 
 
 I I Thuya ; bad humor (tubercular meningitis), 
 ■Lye; irritation from noise disappears, Lyss.; 
 relaxation, Berb.; after rising, cannot endure 
 being interrupted while speaking, I ICham. 
 
 After sleep, mouth: bitter, Mane; dry, Amb., 
 Apoc; tongue dry, as if burnt, IDaph. ; bloody 
 taste, IManc 
 
 After sleep, nausea : 1 1 Apoc; as if head were 
 in a vise, 1 1 Merc. 
 
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 1065 
 
 After sleep, palpitation : after siesta, I Staph. 
 
 After sleep, pulse : accelerated, after siesta, Cain. 
 
 After sleep, relaxed : Berb. 
 
 After sleep, restless : sweat, Lachn. 
 
 After sleep, shock: chilliness and gooseflesh 
 all over, Lachn. 
 
 After sleep, stomach : hollow and empty after 
 siesta, Ang!; sinking, Apoc; rising of taste- 
 less water, after siesta, Ang. 
 
 After sleep, stupid : after siesta, Bar. c. 
 
 After sleep, sweat : exhausting, ILac c; princi- 
 pally on face, I IGlon. 
 
 After sleep, thirst : Apoc. 
 
 After sleep, throat : deglutition especially pain- 
 ful, in scarlatina, ILac c; dry, Mane; dry, 
 worse, ICist.; after a nap, hawking of mucus, 
 with rawness, ILach.; heat worse, ICist.; 
 white, tenacious mucus, Raph.; feels scraped 
 and rough, Pic. ac. 
 
 After sleep, toothache : worse, Bar. m. 
 
 After sleep, unrefreshed: Ailant., Amm. c, 
 Anag., 1 1 Apis, Arm, IArs.,Ars. h., Asim. t., 
 Ast. r., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Bell., Berb., 
 Bism., ICamph., ICarbo v., Carbol. ac, 
 ■Cinch., ICon., ICornus, Cup. a., IICup. m., 
 IDaph., IDig., IGraph., IGuaiac, IIgn.,IKali 
 bi., IIKob., IILyc, IMagn. m., INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, I IPtel., IIPuls., Rhus, Spig.,IISul., 
 Vib., Zinc; wishes to remain in bed, ISil., 
 in ante-desquamative stage of Bright's dis- 
 ease, IHelom; cephalalgia, lAlum.; in chlor- 
 osis, 1 1 Ant. c ; from vivid dreams of business 
 (dyspepsia), IChel. ; on account of dreams, 
 Calc fl.; in flatulent dyspepsia, 1 1 Sal. ac; in 
 •dysmenorrhcea, ICycl.;* increases fatigue, Ars.; 
 in hectic fever, 1 1 Phos. ; in quotidian ague, 
 llpec; tertian intermittent, IDig.; with dull, 
 heavy headache, I I Natr. m.; in heart disease, 
 I I Lach. ; in hysteria, ILyc; internal lassitude, 
 Calc s.; lassitude, after siesta, Calc. s.; in 
 morning, Clem., ICoccul., Millef., INatr. m., 
 IPod., I I Sep.; in morning, from frightful 
 dreams, ICodeim; in morning, with flushings, 
 lAmyl.; in subacute pleuritis, lArg. nit.; in 
 poisoning by foul breath (erysipelas), lAn- 
 thrac; on rising, ICarbo v.; totally disin- 
 clined to rise, ISul.; still sleepy, Calad.; in 
 affection of stomach, I Kali bi.; effects of over- 
 study, I Cup. ac; tired, IStram.; tired, aching 
 feeling through whole body, ISep.; more tired 
 in morning than when lying down in evening, 
 I IMagn. c; tired and weak, INux v.; weari- 
 ness, Ant. t.; weariness, in intermittent, I Ars.; 
 weary, on rising, ICarbo v. 
 
 After sleep, vertigo: with heat, ISpong.; on 
 sitting up, ICarbo v.; worse, lAmb. 
 
 After sleep, vomiting: Ant. t. 
 
 After sleep, weak: Amb.; cannot get out of 
 bed, I Ars.; languid, Dory. 
 
 SLEEPLESSNESS: lAcom, lAgnus, Amb., 
 I I Ammoniac, Anthrok., Ant. c, Aph. ch., 
 Apoc, I Arm, Ars., Ars. h. , Ars. i., 1 1 Arum t., 
 Arund., Ascl. t., Asim., I Ast. r., 1 1 Bell., 
 IBenz. ac, HCact., Cain., Calc. a., Calc. s., 
 ICamph., ICanth., HCham., I I Chloral., Chlo- 
 rof., ICina, ICinch., Cinnab., IClem., ICoca, 
 ■Cocciom, Cochl., HCoff., IColoc, Cor- 
 nus, Cup. a., ICup. m., HCypr., IDig., IDros., 
 IIDulc, Eucal., IFerr. ph., Filix, IGels., 
 IGlon., IGraph., IGuaiac, Guarana, IHell., 
 Hippoz., IHyos., Ilgn., Hod., llpec, 1 1 Iris, 
 Uacea, IKali bi., 1 1 Kali br., IKali c, 1 1 Kali 
 
 ph., Kob., IKreo., ILac c, ILach., ILith., 
 ILyc, IILyc. vir., Lyss., IMagn. c, IMed., 
 Meph., 1 1 Merc. iod. rub., IMez., INatr. m., 
 INatr. s., Niccol., INux m., IINux v., IIOp., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plat., IPlumb., I IPod., 
 1 1 Rhus, Sang., Sars., 1 1 Sec, ISenecio, ISep., 
 HStanm, HStaph., I IStram., IISul., ISyph., 
 ITarant.,Tell., I I Thuya, I lUstil., I IVal., 
 Vespa, Vinca, Zing. 
 
 Sleeplessness, abdomen : colic,IColoc.,Magn. s., 
 IPlumb.; potter's colic, I Alum.; cutting, 
 colicky pains in hypogastrium, every few 
 minutes, ICollin. ; nightly oppression, IMagn. 
 c; pains and diarrhoea/ IDulc; paroxysmal 
 pain in right side, I I Plumb. ; peritonitis, 
 ILyc. ; pressure across, above navel , Sul. j seems 
 swollen, ILach.; troubles, Plant. 
 
 Sleeplessness, anus : burning, Amm. c; itching, 
 ISul.; itching and burning, I Aloe; intense 
 itching, causing one to toss and roll about all 
 night j I Mar. v.; pains, with and after each 
 stool, recurring after an hour or two and 
 lasting twelve hours (fissure of anus), IPseonia; 
 prolapsus, lArn. 
 
 Sleeplessness, arms : cutting in upper and in 
 calves (epidemic typhus), IChel.; heaviness, 
 Alum.; pain, Brach.; pain, in right shoulder, 
 to elbow, 1 1 Phos. 
 
 Sleeplessness, apoplexy: precursor, I Ast. r. 
 
 Sleeplessness, back: aching, Lact. ac; burning 
 pain in anthrax, in interscapular region, 
 I ITarant.; pain, in carbuncle, IHep. ; and 
 curvature of dorsal spine, sharp, cutting 
 spasms in muscles, I I Syph.; in myelitis, IDulc; 
 pain in small of, cannot lie on back (colic), 
 Magn. s.; pain in small of, and hips, Sinap.; 
 pain in spine, Con.; unbearable pain across 
 supersacral region, extends to right nates and 
 down right sciatic nerve, 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Sleeplessness, bad effects from loss of sleep: 
 Amb., IICoccul., I 101. jec; agalactia, ICaust.; 
 pressure, deep in cerebellum, IColch.; con- 
 stipation, from night-watching, IIjSux v.; 
 convulsions, IICoccul.; after debauch, Ant. 
 
 • c; delirium, from overwatching, ILach.; dys- 
 pepsia, from night-watching, IINux v.; sud- 
 den faintness and sinking sensation in chest, 
 three attacks during one night, Syph. ; press- 
 ure in head, especially in occiput, IColch.; 
 headache, with vertigo, IKali c; languor, 
 llpec; nausea, llpec; nervous, IHydras.; 
 neuralgia, from late hours, IIPuls.; long-con- 
 tinued nursing, IICoccul.; pale and haggard, 
 I IPhos.; restlessness and extreme protracted 
 suffering, ILac def.; after revelling, Carbo v.; 
 slightest loss tells, ICoccul.; from long watch- 
 ing, ICoff.; night-watching, Carbo v., IICoc- 
 cul.; feels as after night- watching, Lyss.; 
 weakness, IHydras., INatr. m.; weakness, in 
 pleurodynia, I I Ran. b.; weakness, in pneumo- 
 nia, I INux v.; weakness, in acute rheumatism, 
 Chloral.; weakness, from slightest loss, ICo- 
 ccul.; no inconvenience from loss of sleep, 
 Kob., I Lachn., Sinap. 
 
 Sleeplessness, bladder : tenesmus (cysto-blen- 
 norrhoea), I IXJva ursi. 
 
 Sleeplessness, bones : sudden jerking, tearing, 
 cracking, Plumb.; pains (chronic syphilitic 
 ophthalmia), IMerc; periosteal pains, IKalm. 
 
 Sleeplessness, brain : affection, IGlon.; for seven 
 days, in encephalitis, ICoccul.; fag, INatr. 
 m."; overfulness of cerebral vessels, IKali br.; 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 hydrocephaloid, ICina ; in hydrocephalus, 
 lApis. 
 Sleeplessness, breathing : asthma, lArg. nit., 
 I Kali iod.; spasmodic asthma of children, 
 I I Kali br. ; no sleep for days and nights, 
 caused by spasmodic bronchial asthma, 
 
 I ISyph.; dyspnoea, ICham.; dyspnoea, in in- 
 flammation of diaphragm, I IMorph. s.; dys- 
 pnoea, heat and ebullitions, cannot lie on 
 side, I I Ran. b.; prevented by dyspnoea, in 
 pneumonia, IKali c; dyspnoea, in typhoid 
 pneumonia, 1 1 Chloral; shortness, I IStann.; 
 suffocating dryness, I IBor. 
 
 Sleeplessness, bronchial: acute catarrh, IKali bi. 
 
 Sleeplessness, carbuncle : burning and sting- 
 ing in carbuncle on side of chest, I ITarant. 
 
 Sleeplessness, catarrh: of children, Sumb. 
 
 Sleeplessness, chest : stitches, All. sat.; stitches 
 in anterior, inferior and posterior parts (pleu- 
 ritis with plastic exudation), I Hep.; seems 
 swollen, I Lach. 
 
 Sleeplessness, chilblains : itching and intense 
 pains, on stump of amputated leg, I I Ran. b. 
 
 Sleeplessness, children : HCoff., Cypr., ISticta ; 
 fret from bedtime till morning, next day as 
 lively as ever, I IPsor.; newborn, IBell. 
 
 Sleeplessness, chill: IIDiad.; in evening, ILyc; 
 shivering over left side on which he is not 
 lying, Ant. c. 
 
 Sleeplessness, chilliness : cold for an hour, with 
 nervousness, 1 1 Lac c; at 6 p.m., ILyc. 
 
 Sleeplessness, cholera infantum : ICadlxn. s. 
 
 Sleeplessness, chronic : Apis,IArs. h., ICrotal., 
 Hydr. ac, I IHyos., IILach.; eleven days' 
 duration, I I Plat.; for six days, I IVer. 
 
 Sleeplessness, circulation: orgasm, Alum., 
 
 I I Carbo v., IPuls. ; tumultuous course of blood, 
 IIBry. 
 
 Sleeplessness, at climacteric period IKali br., 
 ISenecio, 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Sleeplessness, cold: after taking cold (diar- 
 rhoea), IJatroph. 
 
 Sleeplessness, coma : alternating with, ICamph. 
 
 Sleeplessness, convalescence : after acute 
 disease, Coff., IHyos., Kali br. 
 
 Sleeplessness, convulsions : I IKali br.; in a 
 child, Cypr.; worse in right side (hydro- 
 cephalus), Art. v.; hysterical, ICic. 
 
 Sleeplessness, cough: Calad., ICaps., IDaph., 
 IKali bi., IKali cy., IINitr. ac, INux v., 
 IRhus, ISul., I ISyph.; catarrh of head, 
 
 I I Sticta ; hollow, IPhos.; in influenza, I I Phell.; 
 on lying down, 101. jec; worse after mid- 
 night, IKali c; in typhoid pneumonia, 
 
 I I Chloral.; tickling tearing, IGels.; in typhoid, 
 ■Apis ; whooping cough, ICaust. 
 
 Sleeplessness, day : when lying down, shivers 
 and is dizzy, Calad. 
 
 Sleeplessness, delirium: 1 1 Plumb.; alternately 
 (tubercular meningitis), I ITuberc; appari- 
 tions, IBell.; cannot get himself together, 
 IBapt.; delirium tremens, IGels. 
 
 Sleeplessness, dentition : ICham. , IGels., Tereb. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in diabetes : mellitus, MUran. 
 nit. improved. 
 
 Sleeplessness, diarrhoea : IDulc, ISul. ; chronic, 
 IColoc, INatr. s.; copious painful stool, 
 I Merc. cor. 
 
 Sleeplessness, diphtheria : IChin. a., IKali m. 
 
 Sleeplessness, drinking : from excessive use of 
 coffee, ICoff.; coffee, wine, liquor, INux v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, drugs: after Chloral., Mosch.; 
 
 mercurial poisoning, IKali br.; in spite of 
 narcotics, Lyss.; could not sleep without 
 opiates (gout), IKali iod.; after opium, IBell., 
 INux v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, dysentery: IIBufo., I IPhos.; 
 autumnal, IMerc. 
 
 Sleeplessness, ears : acuteness of hearing, clocks 
 striking and cocks crowing at a distance keep 
 her awake, 1 1 Op.; severe itching, lasting till 
 midnight, IPsor.; as long as any noise con- 
 tinues, Coff.; pulsations, llCact.; shooting,, 
 especially at night (otorrhcea), I IPhos. 
 
 Sleeplessness, eating: after eating, Castor.; 
 after late suppers, or eating too. much, IPuls. 
 
 Sleeplessness, epigastrium : arterial palpitation 
 also in right ear, I I Cact. ; cramplike pressure, 
 IColoc; pulsations, 1 1 Cact. 
 
 Sleeplessness, eructations : at night, Hyper. 
 
 Sleeplessness, eruption: ecthyma, IJugl.; itch- 
 ing, constant desire to scratch, on wrists, 
 I IPsor.; eruptive disease, Apis ; herpes or ul- 
 cers burn and itch in evening, I Staph. ; itching, 
 Caust.; no sleep till 3 or 4 a..m., itching, I ISul.; 
 child, itchlike, after vaccination, IMez.; urti- 
 caria, ICop.: burning itching (urticaria), 
 IBov.; urticarious itching, child, disappears 
 during day, Chloral. 
 
 Sleeplessness, erysipelas: I Apis, I IVer. v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in evening: IPhos.; awakes 
 early, Diosc; until 12 m., then restless, with 
 terrifying dreams, Dory.; till 2 or 3 a.m., by 
 constant desire to change position, Arm; 
 until 2 or 3 a.m., from prickling, stinging- 
 biting, here and there, Arn. fl^** time. 
 
 Sleeplessness, eyes : burning, Jamb.; perceives 
 figures and objects moving about (nervous 
 headache), llgn.; pain to forehead and all 
 over head (acute inflammation), IChel.; as- 
 long as light continues, ICoff.; open against 
 will, ICamph.; pain through left, on closing 
 lid, Act. rac; photophobia, ICom; hyperses- 
 thesia of retina, INux v.; wild, staring, Eup. 
 pur.; burning tearing, I I Rhus; tearing pains, 
 worse in cold damp weather (rheumatic 
 ophthalmia), Ver. 
 
 Sleeplessness, face: Brach.; neuralgia, Spig.; 
 pain in lower jaw to shoulders and supra- and 
 infraorbital nerves on both sides and over 
 whole head, in evening, lasts all night, ! ISul.; 
 neuralgic pain in right upper jaw to head, 
 I I Med.; prosopalgia, IMagn.p.; circumscribed 
 red cheeks, ILachn.; shooting, rending, left 
 side between temple, ear and jaw, with nausea 
 and violent empty retching, IColoc 
 
 Sleeplessness, feet : burning in soles, ILach.; 
 burning in roots of toe nails, Asaf.; after 
 dinner, violent burning in corn on right little 
 toe, Agar. 
 
 Sleeplessness, with fever: ICham., ILachn.;, 
 with anxiety, 2 to 5 a.m., Ign.; with colic, 
 I I Alum.; gastric, I I Sep.; during heat, lApis ; 
 hectic nightly exacerbations, I 101. jec; inter- 
 mittent, I Apis, I ICina, ICoff, IDiad.; catar- 
 rhal intermittent, IHep.; intermittent, worse 
 night before attack, IArs.;.low, four days and 
 nights, ICact.; low, adynamic, IStram.; 
 puerperal, ICoff., IColoc; in typhoid, Cham., 
 ISul. ; after typhoid, IHell.; in typhus, lApis, 
 ■Bapt.; in abdominal tvphus, I IStram.; in 
 yellow, lArs. h. g@~ chill, heat. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in gonorrhoea: I ITarant. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in gout : IMang. 
 
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 Sleeplessness, hand: inflammation painful, 
 lAnthrac; pain, I IPhos. 
 
 Sleeplessness, head: congestion, ICarbo v., 
 Inul.; pediculi capitis and itching in purulent 
 scaldhead on occiput, 1 1 Staph. 
 
 Sleeplessness, with headache: Ammoniac, I Arg. 
 nit.,Ars.i., IIAur. met.,Brach.,l ICalab.,IChel., 
 IChloral., HCinch., Elaps, ILach., Magn. s., 
 Pallad., I I Puis., IISul., ISyph.; dull pressing, 
 1 1 Calab. ; in forehead or maxillary sinuses 
 (influenza), IPuls.; lancinating, Elaps; neural- 
 gic, ISyph.; nightly, ISul.; Nux temperament, 
 I I Puis. ; pulsating, throbbing,pressure on eyes, 
 dilatation of vessels of head and other parts of 
 body, I Croc; shooting in left forehead and 
 temple, worse on coming indoors, shooting 
 goes obliquely (downward, and sometimes 
 backward), I Merc, per.; stinging and cutting 
 in nerves of left head, coming and going, 
 lAur. met.; stitches, Mane 
 
 Sleeplessness, heart : beating (angina pectoris), 
 lAur. mur.; dilated, ITabac; heart disease, 
 IDig.; pain in cardiac region (heart disease), 
 I I Op.; pericarditis, IColch. 
 
 Sleeplessness, heat: Aloe, Hyos., I Thuya ; 
 anxious sensation, IPuls.; burning, Aurant.; 
 dry, in phthisis, I ISul.; dry, cannot rest in 
 any position (chronic gastralgia), MCaust.; 
 ebullitions, Ign., IMerc, ISil.,Spong. ; flushes 
 and restlessness, I IPuls.; general, ISil.; 
 especially in head, IBor.; until 2 or 3 a.m., 
 Arn. ; and restlessness every other night 
 (spoiled intermittent), IBry.; in spinal irrita- 
 tion,Phos.; with thirst, Mugn. m. J&gip fever. 
 
 Sleeplessness, hemorrhoids : burning, lArs.; 
 intolerable suffering, IKali c 
 
 Sleeplessness, hiccough : fourteen days after 
 labor (primipara), I I Nux v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, hunger: Abies , I Mar. v.; in 
 evening, I Ign. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in hysteria: ISenecio, Mosch.; 
 chorea, \ I Sticta. 
 
 Sleeplessness, injuries: after bee-stings in 
 wrists, burning, ILach. ; after concussion, 
 
 I Arn.; after falling down stairs, 1 1 Rhus ; after 
 setting fractured leg, ISticta. 
 
 Sleeplessness, itching : Anac, Chloral., IMerc; 
 on arms, Carbov.; over whole body, IPsor.; 
 face, head and shoulders, IGels.; between 
 fingers, Carbo v.; on hands, Carbo v. ; intol- 
 erable, IPsor. ; intolerable, without eruption, 
 
 I I Zinc; pruritus senilis, IMez.; has to scratch 
 whole body, Lyss.; on small circumscribed 
 spots, I I Apis. 
 
 Sleeplessness, kidneys: desquamative neph- 
 ritis, I I Plumb.; from renal affections, IHyos. 
 
 Sleeplessness, labor : during, ICon.; six weeks 
 after confinement, hydrogenoid constitution, 
 INatr. s.; bearing down pains, in threatened 
 abortion, IHelon.; of lying-in women, ICoff.; 
 after miscarriage, several nights in succession, 
 ■Cypr. 
 
 Sleeplessness, larynx: aphonia, IFerr. mur.; 
 strangulation (scarlatina), ILach. 
 
 Sleeplessness , legs : aching all night, Med.; 
 burning, Bapt.; drawing, burning, lancinating 
 pains in left, particularly posterior part of 
 thigh (sciatic neuralgia), 1 1 Rhus ; fidgets in 
 right, and hip, I IPhos.; gnawing and scraping 
 in red, doughy swelling in right shin (syphi- 
 litic periostitis), IKali bi.; burning heat, deep- 
 seated in heel and ankle, hinders sleep, IKali 
 
 bi.; constantly jerked up with cramps, IMen 
 yanth. ; pains and cramps in calves (periosti- 
 tis), IMez.; excruciating pain, Syph.; pa- 
 paralytic affection, Codein.; constant pain in 
 anterior part of right thigh, I ISyph. 
 
 Sleeplessness, leucorrhcea: precedes leucor- 
 rhcea, ISenecio. 
 
 Sleeplessness, limbs: coldness, Chel.; cold 
 hands and feet, Aloe ; numbness, Chel. ; pain, 
 in consumption, IGuaiac; severe pain, in sy- 
 novitis, MVer. v.; twitching, ICypr.; ulcera- 
 tive pain (leprosy), 1 1 Agar. 
 
 Sleeplessness, liver complaint: Acet. ac,IDolich. 
 
 Sleeplessness, lungs: consumption, Hod.; in 
 pneumonia, lAnt. t., IBell., IChel., lElaps,. 
 IMerc; after pneumonia, IKali c. ; incipient 
 phthisis, following amenorrhoea, 1 1 Sang. 
 
 Sleeplessness, malaise : I I Merc. 
 
 Sleeplessness, mammae : burning in swollen, 
 ISil. ; pain in cancer, Ast. r. 
 
 Sleeplessness, measles : IFerr. ph. 
 
 Sleeplessness, menses: before, Cycl.; during, 
 Sep.; after, Kali br., Thuya; amenorrhoea,. 
 ISenecio, I IXan.; at beginning, Agar.; dys- 
 menorrhoea, ICoccul.; menorrhagia, Cann. L 
 
 Sleeplessness, mental condition : activity, Aur. 
 met., ICoff., ILyc, Zinc; quiet activity,. 
 I IHyos.; activity, at onset of typhus, or in 
 chronic headache, ICalc; agitation, Coff.; an- 
 guish, IKali iod., IThuya ; anguish, worse 
 after midnight, IIArs.; anguish, moaning and 
 groaning, Crotal.; torturing feeling of an- 
 guish, I IKali iod.; anxiety, Bell., IMerc, 
 MCaust., ICham., ILach., I IMerc, IMerc 
 cor.; anxiety and heat, I IBry.; anxiety, hys- 
 teria, pregnancy, general nervous irritability, 
 IKali br.; nervous anxiety, Lyss.; anxiety 
 and palpitation, ISul.; anxious thoughts, 
 Ign.; sees apparitions on closing eyes, IThuya; 
 after business embarrassments, lAmb.; many 
 thoughts of business of day prevent for air 
 hour, ICoccul.; from care, Ign.; will only 
 sleep when caressed and fondled, IIKreo.; 
 from conversation, Amb.; not cross (child), 
 I ICoff; in dark, child soon falls asleep in 
 lighted room, UStram.; depressing emotions, 
 Ign.; from depressing events, INatr. m.; de- 
 pression, IThuya ; persistent, with depression,. 
 IKali br. ; derangement, I I Mane ; disorder, 
 ILach.; walking up and down in despair 
 (lyssophobia), Lyss.; distress and agony, 
 Acet. ac; nervous, out of all proportion 
 w T ith bodily suffering, ICrotal.; emotion, 
 ■ Caps.; excitability, Lyss., Mosch., Plat.; 
 from excitement, I Aur. mur., I ICoff, Lyss.; 
 after excitementattheatre,IPhos.; with excite- 
 ment, Coca, IPhos.; excitement, after nursing, 
 during pregnancy, or delirium tremens, I Act. 
 rac; from seeing frightful faces, IMerc; full of 
 fancies, IOp.; fancies and images, I Arg. nit.; 
 fear and dread, I IPuls.;. fear and anxious 
 restlessness, IPuls.; after fright, 1 1 Acon.,IIgn.; 
 fright in seventh month of pregnancy, llgn.; 
 frightful sensation as of a hideous dream, 
 Coccul.; in grief, IGels.; from grief, llgn.;. 
 after gnawing grief, INatr. m.; homesick, 
 HCaps.; hypochondriasis, I Arg. nit., IBar.c, 
 Val.; ideas, Coff.; ideas crowding, liEsch., 
 Aloe, Alum., IBry., ICalc, Jacea, IPuls., 
 ■Sep., IStaph.; ideas crowding, in evening, 
 ■Fluor, ac, Sabad.; ideas crowding, making 
 plans, cannot stop thinking, I Cinch.; crowd- 
 
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 ing of pleasant ideas, ICypr.; cannot sleep 
 until after midnight, idea fixed, IGraph.; 
 constant flow of ideas, changing from one 
 thing to another, Cinnab.; fantastic illusions 
 as soon as closing eyes, ILed.; imaginations 
 that were entirely distinct from surrounding 
 objects, as in delirium, I Op.; insanity, I ITa- 
 rant.; of irritable, excitable persons, from busi- 
 ness embarrassments, often imaginary, 
 IIHyos.; nervous irritability, with coldness 
 in extremities, subjective, INatr. m.; rest- 
 less irritability, I Chloral.; nervous irrita- 
 tion (typhoid pneumonia), I I Chloral.; from 
 joy, HCoff. ; knows not why, Amb.; lys- 
 sophobia, ILyss.; in mania, I Apis, ICoc- 
 cul., MStram.; mania puerperalis, INux v.; 
 melancholy, lAur. met.; melancholy, after 
 .mortification, llgn.; mortification at trifles, 
 ■Calc; with muttering, IIHyos.; nervous af- 
 fections, lAur.mur.; nervous irritation, I Gels., 
 IHyos.; nervousness, ILach., IPlat., ISticta ; 
 nervousness, in hypochondriasis, lArg. nit.; 
 can hardly be kept in bedroom (puerperal 
 mania), I IVer. v.; sadness, Ign.; after severe 
 nervousshock(convulsions ),IPhos.; after men- 
 tal strain, Coff. , INux v.; after overstraining by 
 racking business cares, Ign.; from agreeable 
 surprise, ICoff.; thinking, which she cannot 
 control, IGels.; intent thinking, Diosc; crowd- 
 ing of thoughts, INux v.; excess of thoughts, 
 after midnight, 1 1 Hep.; mind turning on 
 same thought, ICalc; tormenting, INatr. m.; 
 visions, ICham.; anxious visions, ICarbo a.; 
 wandering (typhus ) , 1 1 Bapt. ; everything seems 
 to worry, lArs.; after worry or excitement, 
 
 I I Kali ph.; worry and grief, IKali br. 
 Sleeplessness, midnight: before or after, 
 
 Jl^gr time. 
 Sleeplessness, morning : g^° time. 
 Sleeplessness, nausea: Coccul., IGraph. 
 Sleeplessness, nerves: nervous, I Aeon., I IKali 
 
 ph.; morbid irritability of nervous system 
 
 (typhus), IBapt.; overstimulation of nervous 
 
 system, IChin. s. 
 Sleeplessness, nose : pains and burning in alse 
 
 nasi (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; coryza, 
 
 I I Aeon.; obstruction, I ISticta. 
 Sleeplessness, numbness: she feels numb all 
 
 over (after an abortion), 1 1 Act. rac. 
 
 Sleeplessness, old people ■ IBar. c. 
 
 Sleeplessness, ovaries: indurated, IGraph.; 
 nightly aggravation of right ovarian pain, 
 I ISyph.; tumors, I Apis. 
 
 Sleeplessness, palpitation : lAur. mur.,Crot. t., 
 I IKali ph.; and flushes of heat, I IPsor.; and 
 nervousness (cardiac hyperesthesia), ICoff.; 
 strong, quick, caused by unexpected news of 
 great good fortune, ICoff. 
 
 Sleeplessness, pain : llris, IMerc; after anger, 
 IIColoc; recommencing as soon as he went 
 to bed, I IMerc. s.; in bone swellings, IDaph.; 
 three nights, carbuncular boils that seem 
 small, discharge slowly and show dark red 
 streaks, Med.; with dyspepsia,ILyc; in tendon 
 of iliac and psoas muscles, All. sat.; various 
 kinds, ISul. ; and soreness in left side (subacute 
 pleuritis), lArg. nit.; in chronic metritis, I Ant. 
 t.; in neuralgia, I I Rhod.; crural neuralgia, 
 ■Coff.; at night, more before 12 o'clock, must 
 turn often to find ease, IRhus ; in parts lain 
 on, IThuya ; severe, IFerr. ph.; stinging all 
 over, ILach. 
 
 Sleeplessness, position: j^* During sleep, 
 position. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in pregnancy : lAct. rac, IOp., 
 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Sleeplessness, restlessness: Abies, Anac, 
 ICypr., ILach., ILed., I IMerc, IPuls., IRhus, 
 IThuya; could not remain in bed, IRhus; 
 constant changing of position in bed or in 
 arms of nurse, with somnolence during day, 
 especially in afternoon, 1 1 Petrol.; with chilli- 
 ness, Sil.; with shaking chill, Anac; with de- 
 sire to sleep, INatr. m.; fidgets in left side, 
 both legs and arms, IMeph.; in hemorrhoidal 
 colic, Abrot.; inward, Ign., ILach.; could not 
 lie comfortably on either side, I IMerc. c; in- 
 termittent neuralgic pains, ILyc; nervous, 
 1 1 Apis; nervous, partly from shivering and 
 shaking fits (general prostration after child- 
 bearing), ILach. ; nervous, with desire to sleep, 
 INatr. m.; until 2 or 3 a.m., Arm; tossing 
 about, I Cup. m., Tereb.; tosses about all 
 night, IKreo.; constant tossing and turning, 
 worse after midnight, IIArs.; tremulous 
 tossing about before midnight, Euph.; twists 
 and turns from bedtime till morning, next 
 day as lively as ever (child), I IPsor. 
 gH^" During sleep, restlessness. 
 
 Sleeplessness, rheumatism: IDulc, I IPuls.; 
 acute, Atrop.; in head and arms, lAnt. t.; 
 especially in right hip, radiating to calf and 
 knee, IColoc; pain in right leg, Cact.; before 
 midnight, on account of every exacerbation, 
 I IPuls.; from pain, I ISticta ; pale swelling of 
 affected parts, lArs.; twitching pains in joints, 
 worse at night, I I Puis. ; with uterine compli- 
 cation, ICaulo. 
 
 Sleeplessness, saliva : constant flow, llgn. 
 
 Sleeplessness, scarlatina: MPhyt., IVer. v.; 
 malignant, IMerc. iod. rub.; typhoid, 
 lAilant. 
 
 Sleeplessness,sexiial condition : desire, Ant.c; 
 painful erections, IThuya, I IPlat.; itching of 
 scrotum, I IXJrt. ur. ; irritable vagina, Cypr. 
 
 Sleeplessness, shock: on closing eyes, a sudden 
 shock passing upward (sunstroke from ex- 
 posure of nape of neck), I Bell. 
 
 Sleeplessness, skin: cracked, bleeding when 
 scratched, Pix. 
 
 Sleeplessness, sleep : alternating with drowsi- 
 ness,IHyos. ; after awaking,evening and night, 
 cannot fall asleep again for a long time,IPhos.; 
 desire to sleep, IIBell. ; desire to (nervous ex- 
 citability), 1 1 Calab.; no desire, Ars. s. r., IFluor. 
 ac; no desire, yet weary, Aur. met.; no dis- 
 position to, after lying down, Cinch, bol.; with 
 drowsiness, ICoff., ICrotal., INatr. m.; drow- 
 siness in afternoon and after sunset, I ISul.; 
 alternating with drowsiness, Asim. t.; weari- 
 ness and drowsiness by day, from overwork 
 at desk, lAgar.; drowsiness in delirium tre- 
 mens, ICrotal.; not able to, yet fagged, Aur. 
 met.; syphilitic ulceration of penis, had not 
 slept for a fortnight, ILac c ; a kind of struggle 
 between sleep and wakefulness, INatr. m. 
 
 Sleeplessness, in smallpox: ISarrac 
 
 Sleeplessness, spleen : enlargement, IFerr. mur. 
 
 Sleeplessness, stomach : cancer, IIMez. ; cardi- 
 algia, Val.; constriction, IColoc; dyspepsia, 
 IRob. ; acute gastritis, after taking cold, ICo- 
 loc; before gastromalacia, IKreo.; pain, 
 Tereb.; pressing, evening in bed, while lying 
 on left side, Tereb. ; weight, All. sat. 
 
37. SLEEP. 
 
 1069' 
 
 Sleeplessness, sweat: in tertian ague, I INux v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, talk : desire to, ICypr. 
 
 Sleeplessness, teeth : cutting, coming and going, 
 lAur. met. 
 
 Sleeplessness, testicles : pain, Ham.; pain in 
 orchitis, INux v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, thirst : All. sat., Ign. 
 
 Sleeplessness, throat: dry, ICist.; full feeling, 
 causing suffocating feeling, I I Lace; mucus, 
 IBry. ; sore, I ISul.; sore, ulcerative pain, as of 
 a splinter in, afternoon to midnight, IHep. ; 
 tonsillitis, IBar. c, IMerc. iod. flav.; ulcerated, 
 Merc. iod. rub. 
 
 Sleeplessness, time : in evening, IFerr.,IILach., 
 IIPuls.; in early part of night, apparently 
 from nervous irritability (dentition), IPod.; 
 forepart of night, from intrusion of various 
 thoughts, Cact.; falling asleep late, Anag., 
 ICalc, Chrom. ac, IGraph., ILac c, ILyc, 
 IMagn. m., I IMerc, IMez., Millef., INatr. c, 
 1 1 Sep., IStann., Spig.; late, getting up late, 
 Ast. r.; late, falls asleep quietly, IKali c; late, 
 restless, Chrom. ac; late, in rheumatism, 
 1 1 Thuya ; late, wakes several times at night 
 because he is not sleepy, I I Ran. b.; late, only 
 towards morning (diseased pancreas), lAtrop. 
 s. ; late, and wakes too early (hysteria), ILyc; 
 wakes early, with lassitude and weakness, 
 Cycl.; cannot sleep late enough to get a good 
 night's rest (nervous debility), ICurar.; before 
 midnight, ICon., Coral., IFerr., IHydras., 
 Ign., Kreo., Lil. tig., IMur. ac, Selen., Spong., 
 Valer.; before midnight, anxiety in chest, 
 Bry.; before midnight, in asthma, Al*n.; be- 
 fore midnight, drowsiness in morning and 
 during day (albuminuria), I INux v.; before 
 midnight, on account of cold feet and heat in 
 head, Amm. m.; before midnight, prevented 
 by fixed idea, for example a melody constantly 
 recurred to his mind, yet sleepiness prevented 
 activity of memory and fantasies, IIPuls.; 
 before midnight, general breakdown, after 
 repeated attacks of pneumonia, ILach. ; before 
 midnight, rheumatic attack, IBry.; before 
 midnight, shivering over one arm and foot, 
 then sweat, Bry. ; before midnight, with talk- 
 ativeness, ILach.; before midnight, with 
 thirst, Bry. ; before midnight, with weeping 
 because she could not sleep, girl set. 8, IPuls.; 
 sleeps only in middle of night, after w r hich 
 
 - better, ICrotal.; after midnight, Ant. c , Apis, 
 lAsaf., Aur.met., Euph., i IHep., Hod., Kali n., 
 Merc, sul., INux v.; after midnight, anx- 
 ious, restless, tossing, eyes closed, 1 1 Aeon.; 
 after midnight, from congestion to head, 
 IPsor.; after" midnight, tossed about on ac- 
 count of sensation as if whole body were 
 burning, Rhus ; after midnight, with heat and 
 profuse sweat, Sabina; until 1 a.m., ICarbo v., 
 Merc iod. flav.; after 1 a.m., Amb.; until 1 or 
 2 a.m., with pricking pain in forehead and 
 giddiness, after checked diarrhoea, I ISul.; at 
 2 a.m. (melancholia), I IPuls.; until 2 a.m., 
 Pallad., IPuls.; 2 a.m., partly from painful 
 weakness in limbs, partly from sensation of 
 heat and restlessness, making him toss in bed, 
 
 1 Cham.; did not sleep more than thirty min- 
 utes until after 2 a.m., Lyss. ; after 2 a.m., 
 INitr. ac, IVer.; until 2 or 3 a.m., ICalc; from 
 
 2 to 5 a.m., IBell.; until 3 a.m., Ars., I IMerc; 
 after 3 a.m., IBapt., ICalc, ICinch., Rhus ; 
 after 3 a.m., in coryza, Calc a.; until 4 a.m., 
 
 Amm. c; after midnight, to 4 a.m., with 
 cough, INiccoL; after 4 a.m., Plant., Verbas.;. 
 toward 4 a.m., IICheL; latter part of night, 
 Zing.; towards day (palpitation), ICact. ; until 
 a short time before daybreak, IHyos.; towards 
 morning, I IPsor., Val.; till towards morning 
 (in rheumatic toothache), 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Sleeplessness, tired feeling: from climbing 
 mountains and other muscular exertion, 
 1 1 Ars.; overfatigue, mental or physical, 
 1 1 Chloral.; feeling, Cact.; weariness, I Ars. 
 
 Sleeplessness, from tobacco : INux v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, toothache: ICham., ICoccion.; 
 in decayed tooth of left side, Staph, relieved, 
 Tromb. cured ; stinging, ISiL; stitches in 
 jaw and teeth to ear, USep. 
 
 Sleeplessness, ulcers: pains, ICon. 
 
 Sleeplessness, uneasiness : in blood, IBry.; in 
 body, ICarbo v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, urination : constant desire, in 
 nervous persons, Dig. ; dysuria, IMerc 
 
 Sleeplessness, uterus: cancer, IZinc; irrita- 
 tion, prolapsus and attendant nervousness,. 
 ISenecio. 
 
 Sleeplessness, vaccination : after re vaccination,, 
 ■Thuya. 
 
 Sleeplessness, vertigo : Lact. ac, IMerc c 
 
 Sleeplessness, weakness: for forty hours, fol- 
 lowed by collapse, I ITuberc; from exhaus- 
 tion, IGels.; from exhaustion or lack of brain 
 . nutrition, IMagn. p.; anaemic patients or nerv- 
 ous persons exhausted, but irritated, IKali br.; 
 at night, from exhausted condition (posterior 
 spinal sclerosis), MPicac; nervous exhaus- 
 tion, especially after long sickness, especially 
 uterine complaints, Cypr. ; with prostration, 
 1 1 Kreo. 
 
 Sleeplessness, worms : I I Val.; itching of asca- 
 rides, IFerr.; irritation, produced by thread- 
 worms, coming on at regular times during 
 day, Mar. v. 
 
 Sleeplessness, wrists : burning in swollen (after 
 bee stings on both wrists), ILach. 
 
 YAWNING: Agar., Alum., Amyg., I lAng., 
 ■Ant. t., lArg. nit., IIArn., Ars., Ars. h., 
 Ars. i., Arund., Asar., Aspar., Aurant., Bell.,. 
 Brach., Brom., IBry., Cain., ICalab., ICalc p.,, 
 MCamph., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Card. m. r 
 MCarbol. ac, Castor. r HCaust., Ced., ICepa, 
 ICham., IChel., Chen, v., Chlorof., Coccus,. 
 ICoff., IColoc, Coral., Croc, ICycl., IDiad., 
 IDros., Elat., I lEup. pur.,Gamb.,IGlon., Hip- 
 pom., Hgn., Hpec, Uacea, Kali bi., IKali c,. 
 I IKali iod., I IKali ph., ILyc, Lyss., IMang.,. 
 Med., Meph., IMerc c, Merc, sul., I IMez. r 
 Millef., INatr. m., INatr. s., NiccoL, INux v., 
 Oxal.ac.,1 IPhyt., Pod., IPuls., ISal.ac, 1 1 Sec, 
 Sil., Squilla, ISul., Tell., ITarax., Tromb., 
 Verbas., Ver., Vinca, Xan., Zinc. JS®" spas- 
 modic. 
 
 Yawning, abdomen : complaints, ICast. 
 
 Yawning, in afternoon : I I Arum t. 
 
 Yawning, air : indoors, Ruta ; walking in open 
 air, I I Euphor. ; exhaustive, when walking in 
 open, Jamb. 
 
 Yawning, amelioration : abates complaints and 
 pains, Berb. 
 
 Yawning, anaemia : chlorosis, IGraph. 
 
 Yawning, breathing : asthmatic oppression, 
 worse from motion, Bapt.; respiratory 
 troubles, I Brom. 
 
 Yawning, chest: loosens pressure, Ars h.; 
 
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 37. SLEEP. 
 
 stitches, IBor. ; stitches in left, INatr. s,; 
 aggravates stitching pain in left from upper 
 portion straight through to left shoulder blade 
 (tuberculosis), IMyrtus ; tightening about, 
 Xan. 
 
 Yawning, children : ICham.; child wants to 
 yawn, but cannot, this makes it cry, 1 1 Lye. 
 
 Yawning, with chill: I INatr. m., Thuya; be- 
 fore chill, lArn., Niccol.; before chill/in ter- 
 tian ague, llgn.; one-sided (left), commenc- 
 ing in back, ILyc; shaking, Agar.; shivering, 
 in upper part of body, IMenyanth. 
 
 Yawning, chilliness: Daph., I Gels., INatr. m., 
 Polyp.; 4 to 5 p.m., Kob.; from back, after- 
 noon (ague), llpec; running up back, Merc, 
 sul.; over whole body, ICalc; inchest, abdo- 
 men and legs, Paris; in tertian ague, llpec; 
 internal, INatr. s.; before menses, IIPuls.; 
 shivering sensation, ICina ; and trembling of 
 muscles, Oleand. 
 
 Yawning, in convulsions : IGraph.; before 
 spasms, Agar., 1 1 Tarant. ; epileptic coma, 
 lAmyl.; during and after labor, IOp. ; tetanic, 
 llgn. 
 
 Yawning, cough ; before yawning, lAnac; after 
 cough, Ant. c, Am., IOp., Sang.; after cough, 
 in whooping cough, lAnac; after cough, with 
 difficult expectoration, IOp.; during cough, 
 IOp., IPuls.; during cough, in hepatitis, 
 IBell.; after cough, with difficult sputa, IOp.; 
 causes cough, INux v.; cough causes yawn- 
 ing (asthma), IIPuls.; consecutively, espe- 
 cially in children, 1 1 Ant. t. 
 
 Yawning, in diarrhoea: ICaps., ICup. m. 
 
 Yawning, with drowsiness: ICepa, IGraph., 
 IKreo., IMagn. m., INatr. c, IRhus, I ISpong. 
 
 Yawning, ears: burning, Daph. 
 
 Yawning, eating : before and during eating 
 dinner, ICalc. p.; after eating, Aur. mur., 
 I I Kali c; after eating a little food, IDiad.; 
 better after eating, Chen, v.; bulimia, ILyc; 
 during and after dinner, Zinc 
 
 Yawning, epigastrium : pain, as if being torn 
 out (paraplegia), lArs.; throbbing, almost 
 taking her breath, IKali c. 
 
 Yawning, eructation: Berb.; alternates with 
 frequent, Berb. 
 
 Yawning, in erysipelas : I IRhus. 
 
 Yawning, in evening : after going out, ICalc; 
 worse toward, IHep.; 9 p.m., ICed. 
 
 Yawning, eyes: blepharitis, IKali c; lachry- 
 mation, Ant. t., Calc p., llgn., IKali c, I IRu- 
 mex, ISabad., Staph.; could not keep open, 
 Bufo.; fill with water every morning, Viol. 
 
 Yawning, face : lower jaw stiff and painful, 
 Lyss.; spasmodic, not sleepy, itching and 
 pain as from dislocation of jaw, I IRhus ; 
 straining of lower jaw, I I Magn. p.; with trem- 
 bling of lower jaw, Oleand.; neuralgia, ICup. 
 ac; prosopalgia, ICoccul., llgn.; stiffness of 
 lower jaw, Lyss. 
 
 Yawning, fever : before chill, IDiad.; before 
 attack of intermittent, lElat.; before parox- 
 ysm, at 5 p.m., quotidian ague, I IRhus; be- 
 fore paroxysm of tertian ague, I INux v.; 
 long with heat, IKali c; in intermittent, 
 I Apis, Eup. perf.; intermittent, with sound 
 as if neighing of horse, lElat.; prodroma, 
 Ipec 
 
 Yawning, head : hot, Jatroph. 
 
 Yawning, headache : ICepa, Chin. ars.,IGlon.; 
 yawning, before, 1 1 Sul.; yawning, before 
 
 paroxysms, Agar.; hemicrania, mostly in 
 evening and morning, IPhos.; passes off with, 
 ■Staph. 
 
 Yawning, heart : pain directly over cardiac re- 
 gion in sternum, I IChel. 
 
 Yawning, with heat: Chin, s.; dry, ICalc. p. 
 
 Yawning, hemorrhage : uterus, lApis. 
 
 Yawning, in hysteria : I IKali ph., Tarant. 
 
 Yawning, ineffectual : IManc; child wants to 
 but cannot, this makes it cry, I ILyc; incom- 
 plete (bronchial croup), I Ant. t.; in perito- 
 nitis, ILyc 
 
 Yawning, inguinal region: pain in right, IBor. 
 
 Yawning, injuries : rapid, in shock, ILach. 
 
 Yawning, labor: after parturition (eclampsia), 
 ■Plat.; threatened abortion , ICham. 
 
 Yawning, laughter : gaping, followed by invol- 
 untary, Agar. 
 
 Yawning, lying down : constant, after lying 
 down in bed, ICoccul. 
 
 Yawning, menses: before menses, IPuls.; 
 emansio mensium, IDig.; menorrhagia, lApis ; 
 renewed pain in amenorrhcea, ICina. 
 
 Yawning, mental condition: anxiety, IPlumb.; 
 effects of wounded honor, INux v. ; irresistible, 
 when listening to others, ICaust.; worse when 
 he has to listen to others, ILyss.; low spirits, 
 Merc. sul. ; stupefaction, Jatroph. 
 
 Yawning, in morning: Amm. m.; incessantly, 
 ICoccul. ; after a good sleep at night, Zing. 
 
 Yawning, nausea : IKali c; epileptic attacks, 
 IKali bi. 
 
 Yawning, neck : stiff pain in muscles, ICoccul. 
 
 Yawning, neuralgia : yawning, before attack, 
 IChel. 
 
 Yawning, at night : after midnight (rheuma- 
 tism), I I Thuya. 
 
 Yawning, nose : withcoryza, ICarbo. a.; crawl- 
 ing and sneezing, then gaping and belching 
 of wind, Lobel. i.; pain runs upward and in- 
 ward, as if head would be torn off (urticaria), 
 IBell.; with sneezing, Astac; sneezing, with 
 pain in maxillary joints, Agar. 
 
 Yawning, pain : worse evening or morning, 
 when walking, Aloe. 
 
 Yawning, pharynx : frequent, follows sensation 
 of constriction in pharynx, as if in chest, 
 with a suffocative feeling on sitting down to 
 meals, Val. 
 
 Yawning, with restlessness: Plumb.; and 
 stretching of arms and legs, with pain in back, 
 ILach. 
 
 Yawning, rheumatism : IBry. 
 
 Yawning, sitting : prolonged," when sitting in a 
 dull, apathetic, or drowsy condition, Atrop. s. 
 
 Yawning, sleep : in deep sleep, ICepa ; as if he 
 had not slept enough, Staph. 
 
 Yawning, spasmodic: Aeon., Coccul., llgn., 
 IMagn. p., IPlat.: before asthma, Bov.; during 
 day,worse toward evening, IHep.; followed by 
 spasm of glottis, Med. ; followed by locking 
 of jaws, with spasmodic rigidity of limbs, 
 I I Plat. ; with pain as if dislocated in lower jaw, 
 llgn.; in amenorrhcea, ICina; in paraplegia, 
 lArs. 
 
 Yawning, stomach: bloated, I IGraph.; cramps, 
 ICalc, ICepa, IDiad.; empty, brings tears in 
 eyes, Ammoniac; fulness and bloatedness from 
 food (cardialgia and headache), IKali c; be- 
 gins attacks of gastralgia, ILyc 
 
 Yawning, stretching: JEsc. h., I IBry., Curar., 
 INux v., Staph.; mostly of arms, Agar.; 
 
 
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 relieves general ill-feeling, I IGuaiac. ; without 
 
 sleepiness, Viol. $^ Chap. 34, Limbs 
 
 stretching. 
 Yawning, in summer complaint: every two 
 
 or three seconds, lArs. 
 Yawning, throat : pains, INatr. c; paralytic 
 
 feeling on left side, Menyanth. ; sticking, as 
 
 from a splinter in, extends to ear, I IHep.; 
 
 stitches, Amm. m.; tension, lArg. met.; ten- 
 
 sion in right side of fauces (aphonia), 1 1 Arg. 
 met.; painful tension, as from swelling in 
 fauces, I Arg. met. 
 
 Yawning, tired feeling : ICalc; menses, I Amm. 
 c; weariness, IRhus ; weariness and prostra- 
 tion, I Plant. 
 
 Yawning, tongue : sharp pain about root, I Lach. 
 
 Yawning, vertigo : makes giddy, Agar.; worse 
 when standing, going off when lying, IPetrol. 
 
 38. TIME. 
 
 Afternoon, Evening. . Forenoon. Morning. Night 
 Before Midnight. After Midnight. 
 
 AFTERNOON, aggravation: IAgar.,IIAlum., 
 Amb., I Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, I lAng., 
 lAnt. c, Ant. t. , lArg. met., Arn., Ars., 
 lAsaf., lAsar., Aur. met., Bar. c, IIBell., 
 ■Bism., IIBor., Bov., Bry., Calad., I ICalc, 
 MCamph., Cann., ICanth., Caps., Carbo a., 
 Carbo v., Caust., Cham., IChel., Cinch., 
 ICic, Cina, 1 1 Coccus, MCoff., I IColch., ICo- 
 loc, 1 1 Con., Croc, Cycl., Dig., Dros., I IDulc, 
 Euph., Ferr. mur., Graph., Hell., Hep., 
 Hyos., Hgn., I Hod., Ipec, IJacea, Kali c, 
 IIKreo., I I Lach., ILaur., IILyc, Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., Mang., IMar. v., Menyanth., Merc, 
 Mez., IMosch., IMur. ac, . I INatr. c, Natr. 
 m., IINitrum, INitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., 
 Op., Paris, Petrol., I IPhos., Phos. ac, Plat., 
 ■I I Plumb., IIPuls., IRan. b., 1 1 Ran. sc, 
 Rheum, Rhod., Rhus, IIRuta, Sabad., Sa- 
 bina, ISars., ISelen., I ISeneg., Sep., ISil., 
 MSpig., MSpong., Squilla, Stann., IStaph., 
 MStront., Sul., Sul. ac, Tarax., IIThuya, 
 IVal., Ver., Verbas., IZinc 
 
 EVENING, aggravation: I Aeon., Agar., 
 Alum., 1 1 Amb., 1 1 Amm. c, I Amm. m., 
 1 1 Anac, lAng., 1 1 Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., Arg. met., 
 HArn., I Ars., lAsaf., lAsar., Aur. met., Bar.c, 
 IIBell., Bism., IBor., 1 1 Bov., IIBry., ICa- 
 lad., ICalc, Camph., Cann., Canth., HCaps., 
 ICarboa., I I Carbo v., MCaust., ICham., Chel., 
 Cinch., Cic, Cina, Clem., ICoccul., Coff., 
 I IColch., IColoc, MCon., ICroc, MCupr. s., 
 IICycL, Dig., IIDros., IDulc, IIEuph., 
 I I Ferr., II Graph., IGuaiac, IIHell., IHep., 
 IIHyos. , llgn., Hod., Ilpec, Jacea, Kali c, 
 Kreo., IILach., ILaur., ILed., IILvc, 1 1 Magn. 
 c, IMagn. m., IMang., I I Mar/ v., IIMen- 
 yanth., IMerc, IIMez., I IMosch., Mur. ac, 
 INatr. c, I INatr. m., IINitrum, I INitr. ac, 
 INux m., Nux v., Oleand., Op., IParis, IPe- 
 trol., 1 1 Phos., IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plat., IPlumb., 
 IIPuls., IRan. b., IIRan.sc, Rheum, IRhod., 
 IRhus, Ruta, Sabad., ISabina, ISamb., Sars., 
 Squilla, I ISelen., ISeneg., HSep., ISil., I ISpig., 
 Spong., IStann., I IStaph., HStront., ISul., 
 
 IISul. ac, Tarant., IThuya, IVal., Ver., 1 1 Ver- 
 bas., Viol., Vib., I IZinc. 
 
 FORENOON, aggravation: I I Alum., Amb., 
 Amm. c, I I Amm. m., Ang., I I Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 I Arg. met., Ars., Asaf., Aur. met., IBar. c, 
 Bell., Bor., Bov., Bry., I ICalc, HCann. i., 
 I ICanth., Carbo a., ICarbo v., Caust., Cham., 
 Chel., Cinch., Coccul., I IColoc, Con., Cup. m., 
 Cycl., Dros., Dulc, Euphor., Euph., 
 Graph., IGuaiac, Hell., IHep., I llgn., Ipec, 
 IJacea, Kali c, Kreo., Lach., ILaur., Lye, 
 Magn. c, Magn. m., IMang., IMar. v., Merc, 
 Mez., Mosch., Mur. ac, 1 1 Natr. c, INatr. m., 
 Nitrum, Nitr. ac, INux m., I INux v., I IPar- 
 eira, Petrol., I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Plat., 
 Plumb., Puis., Ran.b., Rhod., Rhus, llSabad., 
 I ISars., Sec, Selen., I ISeneg., HSep., ISil., 
 ISpig., Spong., Stann., IStaph., Stront., I ISul., 
 ■ ISul. ac, Tarax., IVal., Ver., 1 1 Verbas., 
 Zinc. 
 
 MORNING, aggravation: I Aeon., lAgar., 
 Alum., lAmb., I lAmm.c, IIAmm. m.,IAnac, 
 
 I I Ang., I Ant. c, I Ant. t., I I Arg. met., Arn., 
 Ars., Asaf., Asar.,IIAur. met., I IBar. c, I I Bell., 
 Bism., I IBor., 1 1 Bov., I I Bry., I I Calad., I ICalc, 
 Cann., Canth., MCaps., I ICarbo a., HCarbo 
 v., 1 1 Caust., Cham., I IChel., 1 1 Cinch., I ICic, 
 
 I I Cina, 1 1 Clem., I ICoccul., ICoff., Colch., 
 Coloc, ICon., I ICroc, I ICup.m., Cycl., 1 1 Dig., 
 IDros., I IDulc, IIEuphor., lEuph., IIFerr., 
 I I Graph. , IGuaiac, IIHell., IHep., IIHyos., 
 ■Ign., I Hod., I Ilpec, Jacea, IKali c,IKreo., 
 Lach., Laur.,1 ILed., 1 1 Lye, Magn. c, I IMagn. 
 m., Mang., I IMar. v., Menyanth., I IMerc, 
 I I Mez., Mosch., Mur. ac, INatr. c, IINatr.m., 
 INitr. ac, IINitrum, Nux m., I INux v., 
 llOleand., I I Op., Paris, IPetrol.. HPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, Plat., I IPlumb., Puis., IRan. b., 
 Ran. s., IRheum, I IRhod., I IRhus, Ruta, Sa- 
 bad., ISabina, Samb., I ISars., HSquilla, Sec, 
 I ISelen., I ISeneg., ISep., I ISil., I ISpig., 
 Spong., I IStann., IStaph., IStram., Stront., 
 I ISul., I ISul. ac, ITarant., I IThuya, I IVal., 
 I Ver., I Verbas., 1 1 Viol., Zinc. 
 
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 39. TEMPERATURE AND WEATHER. 
 
 NIGHT, aggravation : 1 1 Aeon., Agar., Alum., 
 Amb., Amm. c, I lAmm. m., Anac, I lAng., 
 lAnt. c.,IAnt.t.,Arg. met.,IIArn.,IIArs.,Asaf., 
 Asar., lAur. met., IBar. c, IBell., I IBism., 
 Bor., Bov., IBry., I ICalad., ICalc, ICamph., 
 ■Cann., ICanth., ICaps., ICarbo a., MCarbo 
 v., ICaust., HCham., Chel.,' HCinch., I ICic, 
 ICina, 1 1 Clem., CoccuL, ICoff., HColch., Co- 
 loc., HCon., ICroc., ICup. m., I ICycl., Dig., 
 IDros., IIDulc., lEuph., IIFerr., IIGraph., 
 IHelL, IIHep., IIHyos., Ilgn., Illod., I llpec, 
 I IJacea, IKali c., I IKreo., ILach., Laur., 
 ILed., ILyc., IIMagn. c.,IIMagn. m.,IIMang., 
 Mar. v.,Menyanth.,IIMerc., IMez., I IMosch., 
 Mur. ac., I INatr. c., INatr. m., IIMtr. ac., 
 Nitrum, IINuxm., Nux v., lOleand., IOp., 
 Pareira, Petrol., IPhos., Phos. ac., Plat., 
 IIPlumb.,IPuls.,l IRan.b.,1 1 Ran. sc.JRheum, 
 I IRhod., IRhus, ISabad., I ISabina, ISamb., 
 Sars., Squilla, ISec., ISelen., Seneg., I I Sep., 
 IISiL, ISpig., ISpong., Stann., IStaph., Stram., 
 UStront., ISul., ISul. ac., Tarax., IThuya, 
 Val., I IVer., Zinc. 
 
 BEFORE MIDNIGHT, aggravation : Alum., 
 Amb., 1 1 Amm. m., 1 1 Anac, I lAng., lAnt. t., 
 
 IIArs., Asar., IBell., IBry., I ICalad., 
 1 1 Cann., I ICarbo v., ICaust., iCham., Chel. ,, 
 Cinch., Cycl., Dulc, Ferr., IGraph., IIHep., 
 Ign., Jacea, Kali c, ILach., I ILed., I ILyc, 
 IMang.,Mar.v.,l I Merc, IMez., Mosch., IMur. 
 ac, Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., I I Petrol., 
 IPhos., Plat., IIPuls., IRan. b., IIRan.sc, 
 Rhod., IRhus, USabad., Samb., Sep., ISpig., 
 ISpong., MStann., IStaph., IStront., Sul., 
 Thuya, IVal. 
 AFTER MIDNIGHT, aggravation: 1 1 Aeon., 
 Alum. Amb., Amm. m., Ang.,Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t , 
 IIArs., Asaf., I lAur. met., Bar. c, Bor., 
 HBry., Calad., ICalc, I Cann., I ICanth., 
 1 1 Caps., I ICarbo a., Carbo v., I ICaust., Cham., 
 Cinch., CoccuL, I ICoff., Con., I ICroc, I IDros., 
 IIDulc, Euphor., IIFerr., I IGraph., Hell., 
 
 I IHep.,IIgn.,l Hod., IIKalic, Lyc,IMagn. c, 
 ■Mang., IMerc, Mez., I INatr. c, Natr. m., 
 
 ■ INitrum, I INitr. ac, IINux v., Phos., IPhos. 
 ac, I IPlat.,i IPuls., Ran. b.JRan.sc, I IRhod., 
 
 ■ IRhus,Sabad., Sabina, ISamb., Sars.JSquilla, 
 Seneg., Sep., IISiL, Spig., Spong., I IStaph., 
 Stram., I ISul., I ISul. ac, Tarax., I IThuya, 
 
 I I Viol. 
 
 39. TEMPERATURE AND WEATHER. 
 
 Air. Cold. Dark. Light. Seasons. Temperature. 
 Warmth. Water. Weather. 
 
 AIR, cold (open air, out of doors), aggrava- 
 tion: lAcon., lAgar., Alum., Amm. Dr., 
 I Amm. c, Anac, 1 1 Ant. c, Arm, IIArs., 
 Asar., Astac, IIAur. met., IIBadiag., IBar. c, 
 ■Bapt., IBell., Bor., IIBov., IBry., Bulb., 
 ICalc, CalencL, I ICamph., Canth., ICaps., 
 MCarbo a., ICarbo v., llCaust., I ICham., 
 Cinch., I ICic, I ICina, HCist., ICoccus, ICoff., 
 IColch., Coloc, ICon., ICycl., Diad., IDig., 
 IIDulc, IFerr., Graph., IIHelL, IIHep., 
 IHyos. , Hyper., Ilgn., Ind., llpec , Jacea, IKali 
 bi., I IKali c, Kreo., Lach., Laur., ILyc, 
 Lyss., Magn. c, Magn. m., IMang., Med., 
 Menyanth., IMerc, IMerc iod. rub., I IMez., 
 IIMosch., Mur. ac,Natr.a., 1 1Natr. c, I INatr. 
 m., Nitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., IINux m., IINux 
 v., Paris, IPetroL, IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Psor., 
 Ran. b., IRhod., I IRhus, IIRumex, Ruta, 
 USabad., Samb., 1 1 Sars., Squilla, Seneg., ISep., 
 IISiL, I ISpig., I ISpong., Staph., Stram., 
 ■ IStront., I ISul., Sul. ac, Thuya, IVer. v., 
 Verbas., Zinc, I I Zing. 
 
 Air, cold (open air, out of doors), ameliora- 
 tion : Amb., Anac, Ananth., I I Ant. c, Ant. 
 t., I Asar., Aurant., I IBry., Calad., Calc, 
 Cann. i., I ICarbo v., Cham., Cina, I ICoccus, 
 IColch., Croc, I IDros., Euphor., Ign., Illod., 
 Ipec, IKali iod., I ILach., I ILed., IILyc, 
 
 Mar. v., Merc, Natr. m., I INitr. ac, Nux v., 
 Op., Phos., Plat., IIPuls., Rhus, Sabina, 
 I ISec, I ISelen., Seneg., I ISep., ISul., Thuya. 
 Air, cold, dry, aggravation: lAcon., Alum., 
 I IArs.,IIAsar.,l IBell., Bor., IBry., I ICarbo a., 
 
 I ICarbo v., llCaust., I ICham., IIHep., llpec, 
 Laur., Magn. c, Mez., Mur. ac, IINux v., 
 Rhod., ISabad., I ISep., IISiL, Spig., ISpong., 
 IStaph., Sul., IVer., Zinc ®g^* Weather dry. 
 
 Air, cold, on first entering, aggravation : 
 IIArs., I ICamph., I ICarbo v., I ICaust., Con., 
 IIDulc, Kali c, Mosch., Nux m., INux v., 
 Phos., Puis., I IRan. b., ISabad., SiL, Spong., 
 
 I I Stront., I Verbas. 
 
 Air, cold, sensitiveness to: j^ 1 * cold, and 
 draught, aggravation. 
 
 Air, cold, wet, aggravation : Agar.,IIAmm. c, 
 1 1 Ant. c, Ast. r., I lAur. met., Bar. c, Bell., 
 1 1 Bor., Bov.,Bry., I ICalc, Canth., 1 1 Carbo a., 
 
 I ICarbo v., Cham., I I Cinch., 1 1 Clem., IColch., 
 Con., I ICup. m., IIDulc, IIFerr., Hep., 
 Ipec, Kali c, ILach. , I I Laur., ILyc, 1 1 Magn. c, 
 IMang., IMerc, Mez., I IMur. ac, I INatr. c, 
 ■ INitrum, I INitr.ac,IINuxm.,Nux v., Petrol., 
 Phos., 1 1 Puis., I IRhod., IIRhus,IRuta,l I Sars., 
 
 I I Seneg., Sep., SiL, I ISpig., Stann., I IStaph., 
 IStront., ISul., I ISul. ac, IVer., I I Zinc. 
 
 Air, damp, in vaulted places, caves, cellars, 
 
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 churches, etc., aggravation: lAloe, HArs., 
 Atrop., IBry., Calc, IGarboa.,Caust., IIDulc, 
 Form., Lye, IIPuls., ISelen., ISep., IStraru.; 
 sensation as if sheets were damp, ILac def. 
 $3^* cold, wet; also Weather, damp, wet. 
 Air, draught or current of air, aggravation : 
 
 I I Aeon., Anac, IBapt., IIBelL, Benz. ac., 
 Bov., ICalc., ICaps., I ICaust., Cham., ICinch., 
 Cist., IIColoc, Graph., IIHep., I llgn., 
 IKali c., Lach., Led., ILyss., Merc., Mur. 
 ac., I INatr. c, Nitr. ac, IINuxv.,Phos.,Puls., 
 Ran. b., 1 1 Rhus, Sars., ISelen., I ISep., IISiL, 
 Spig., ISul., 1 1 Val., Verbas. 
 
 Air, in evening, aggravation : Amm. c.,1 I Car- 
 bo v., IMerc, Nitr. ac, I ISul. 
 Air, in doors, in a room; aggravation : I Aeon., 
 
 I I Alum., I lAmb., Amm. c, Amm. m., I Anac, 
 I lAng., I Ant. c, lArg. met., I I Arm, Ars., 
 lAsaf., lAsar., IIAur. met., I I Bar. c, Bell., 
 I IBor., I IBov., Bry., Calc, Camph., Cann., 
 Canth., Caps., Carbo a., Carbo v., I ICaust., 
 CheL, MCic, Cina, Coff., UColch., Con., 
 HCroc, Dig., Dulc, Graph., IHell., Hep., 
 Hyos., Ign., I Hod., Ipec, Jacea, Kali c, 
 I ILaur., I ILyc, IIMagn. c, IMagn.m.,Mang., 
 I IMenyanth., Merc, IMez., Mosch., Mur. ac, 
 Natr. c, I INatr. m., Nitrum, Nitr. ac,Nux v., 
 IIOp., IPhos., MPhos. ac, I I Plat, I I Plumb., 
 IIPuls., I I Ran. b., IRan.sc, IIRhod., Rhus, 
 Ruta, USabina, 1 1 Sars., Selen., I ISeneg., Sep., 
 Spig., ISpong., MStann., Staph., I IStront., 
 
 I ISul., Sul. ac, IITarax, Thuya, UVer., 
 
 I I Verbas., I I Zinc 
 
 Air, in doors, in a crowded room, aggrava- 
 tion: I lAmb., Ars., hi Bar. c, Carbo a., Con., 
 IHell., ILyc, IMagn. c, I INatr. c, Natr. m., 
 Petrol., IPhos., MPlumb., IPuls., ISep., 
 MStann., Strain., ISul. 
 
 Air, indoors (in a room), amelioration : 
 ■Agar., Alum., Amb., I I Amm. c, 1 1 Amm. m., 
 Anac, Ang., BAnt. c, Arn., Ars., Aurant., 
 Bar. c, IIBelL, Bor., Bov., Bry., MCalad., 
 I ICalc, ICamph., I I Cann., I I Canth., I ICaps., 
 ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Caust., ICham., ICheL, 
 ICinch., Cic, I I Cina, IICoccul., ICoff., I ICo- 
 loc, ICon., Dig., IIDros., Dulc, I lEuphor., 
 IFerr., Graph., IIGuaiac, Hell., Hep., Hyos., 
 
 I Hgn., Iod., 1 1 Ipec, 1 1 Jacea, Kali c,IKreo., 
 Lach., Laur., I I Led., Lye, Magn. c, Magn. 
 m., Mang., IMar. v., Menyanth., I IMerc, 
 Mez., 1 1 Mosch., I I Mur. ac, I INatr. c, Natr. 
 m., I I Nitrum, I I Nitr. ac, IINux m., IINux 
 v., I lOleand., Op., IPetroL, Phos., Phos. ac, 
 Plat., Plumb., Puis., Ran. b., 1 1 Rheum, 
 Rhod., IIRhus, IIRuta, I ISabad., Sabina, 
 Sars., ISelen., Seneg., Sep., IISiL, ISpig., 
 Stann., I I Staph., IStram., Stront., Sul., I ISul. 
 ac, Tarant, 1 1 Thuya, I Val., Ver., Verbas., 
 Zinc. 
 
 Air, out of doors, aggravation : g^" Air 
 
 cold, aggravation. 
 Air, (out of doors), amelioration: 1 1 Aeon., 
 
 I I Alum., Amb., Amm. c.,1 I Amm. m., I I Anac, 
 Ang., IIAnt. c, IIArg. met., Arn., Ars., 
 I lAsaf., I lAsar., lAur. met., Bar. c, Bell., 
 Bism., Bor., Bov., Bry., Calc, ICaps., Carbo 
 v., Caust., Cic, Cina, ICon., IDulc, Graph., 
 Hep., Hyos., Ign., I I Jacea, Kali c, Laur., 
 ILyc, IMagn. c, IMagn. m., Mang., IMen- 
 yanth., Merc, I IMez., I I Mosch., Mur. ac, 
 Natr. c, Natr. m., Nitrum, Nitr. ac, IIOp., 
 I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 1 1 Plat., Plumb., IIPuls., 
 
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 I I Rhod., IRhus, Ruta, ISabina, Sars., Selen., 
 Seneg., I ISep., Spig., I ISpong., Stann., Staph., 
 Stront., Sul., Sul. ac, ITarax., Thuya, Ver., 
 
 I I Verbas., Zinc. 
 
 Air, rarefied : ill effects of seronauting or climb- 
 ing mountains, I Aeon., HCoca. 
 
 COLD, in general, aggravation : lAcon., 
 I Agar., Alum., I Amm. c, Anac, Ant. c, I lArg. 
 met., I I Arn., HArs., Asar., lAur, met., I Bar. 
 c, IBell., IBor., I IBov., I IBry., Calc, 
 HCamph., MCanth., ICaps., I ICarbo a., 
 I ICarbo v., I ICaust., Cham., I ICinch., ICic, 
 I I Clem., ICoccul., I ICoff., Colch., Coloc, 
 ICon., I I Dig., IIDulc, I IFerr., 1 1 Graph., 
 IHell., IIHep., IHyos., llgn., Ipec, Jacea, 
 IIKalic, I IKreo., Lach., Laur., Led., Lye, 
 IMagn. c, I IMagn. m., IMang., I IMenyanth., 
 Merc, I IMez., IIMosch., 1 1 Mur. ac, I I Natr. 
 c, Natr. m., Nitr. ac, INux m., IINux v., 
 IPetroL, II Phos., Phos. ac, Puis., IRan. b., 
 I I Rheum, IRhod., IIRhus, 1 1 Ruta, MSabad., 
 MSamb., I I Sars., USquilla, Seneg., I ISep., 
 ISiL, I ISpig., I ISpong., I I Staph., I IStram., 
 I IStront., Sul., I ISul. ac, Thuya, Ver., 1 1 Ver- 
 bas., Zinc. 
 
 Cold, in general, amelioration : Aeon., Alum., 
 
 I I Amb., I I Anac, IIAnt. c, I Ant. t., Arn., 
 
 I I Asar., Aur. met., Bar. c, Bell., Bor., Bry., 
 MCalad., Calc, 1 1 Cann. L, Carbo v., Caust., 
 I ICham., Cinch., I I Cina, CoccuL, I I Colch., 
 Coloc, 1 1 Croc, IDros.,Dulc, I I Euphor., Ferr., 
 IIFluor. ac, Graph., Hell., Hep., I IHyos., 
 Ign., Illod., I I Ipec, Kali c, Lach., Laur., 
 ILed., I ILyc, I IMar. v., Merc, Mez., Mur. 
 ac, Natr. c, I INatr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux m., 
 Nux v., IIOp., Phos., Phos. ac, 1 1 Plat., 
 I IPuls., Rhus, Sabad., I ISabina, ISec, I ISelen., 
 ISeneg., Sep., SiL, Spig., Spong., Staph., 
 I I Sul. , I I Thuya, Ver. 
 
 Cold, on becoming chilled, aggravation: 
 I I Aeon., I I Agar., I I Amm. c, Ant. c, I Arm, 
 HArs., Asar., IIAur. met., I I Bar. c, 1 1 Bell., 
 I IBor., Bov., IBry., I ICalc ? ICamph., Canth., 
 I ICaps., Carbo a., Carbo v., ICaust., Cham., 
 I ICinch., I ICic, Clem., ICoccul. , I ICon.,Dig., 
 IDulc, Ferr., IGraph., IIHelL, IHep., 
 IHyos., I llgn., Jacea, IIKali c, Lach., ILyc, 
 Magn. c, Magn. m., I IMang., Menyanth., 
 I IMerc, Mez., IIMosch., Mur. ac, I INatr. c, 
 Natr. m., 1 1 Nitr. ac, IINux m., IINux v., 
 I IPetroL, IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Ran. b., Rhod., 
 IIRhus, Ruta, USabad., Sarnb. , Sars. , Squilla, 
 ■Sep., I ISiL, Spig., I ISpong., Staph., Stram., 
 IStront., I ISul., Sul. ac, Thuya, I I Ver., 1 1 Ver- 
 bas., Zinc; any part of body, IBell., I ICham., 
 IHell., IIHep., Ilpec, Led., Puis., IRhus, 
 ISep., IISiL 
 
 Cold, on becoming chilled, amelioration: 
 Aeon., Alum., Amb., Anac, Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 Arn., Asar., Aur. met., Bar. c, Bell., Bov., 
 IBry.,Calad., Calc, Cann. i., I ICarbo v., Caust., 
 ICham., Cina, Cinch., Clem., I ICoccul., Coff., 
 Colch., Coloc, Croc, IDros., 1 1 Dulc, Euphor., 
 I IGraph., Hell., Ign., Illod., Ipec, Kali bi., 
 ILed., IILyc, Mang., Mar. v., IMerc, Mez., 
 Mur. ac, Natr. c, Natr. m.,Nitr.ac,l INuxm., 
 Nux v., Oleand., Op., Petrol., Phos., I IPhos. 
 ac, Plat., IIPuls., Rhus, I ISabad., ISabina, 
 Sars., ISec, Selen., I ISeneg., Sep., SiL, I ISpig., 
 
 I ISpong., Staph., ISul., IIThuya, IVer. 
 Cold, taking cold, aggravation : lAcon., Agar., 
 
 I I Alum., Amm. c, Anac, I Ant. c, Arn., Ars., 
 
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 Aur. met, 1 1 Bar. c, IIBelL, Bor., ISBry., 
 ICalc, 1 1 Camph., ICarbo v., MCaust., 
 HCham., ICinch., 1 1 Coccus, ICoff., IColoc, 
 ICon., MCroc, Cupr. s., ICycl., Dig., Dros., 
 IIDulc, IGraph., IHep., IIHyos., Illgn., 
 Ilpec, Kalic, I I Led., ILyc.,Magn. c, IMang., 
 IIMerc, IINatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 I INux m., IINux v., 1 1 Op., Petrol., UPhos., 
 Phos. ac, I I Plat., IIPuls., I I Ran. b., 1 1 Rhus, 
 Ruta, I ISabina, ISamb., MSars., I ISelen., 
 ■Sep., HSil., HSpig., Stann., I IStaph.,Stront., 
 ISul., I ISul. ac, I I Val., IVer., I IXan. 
 
 Cold, taking cold readily (susceptibility) : 
 IBell., IBar. c, ICarbo v., I IHep., Hod., 
 ■Kali bi., OKali c, INatr. m., INux v., I I Pe- 
 trol., IPhos. ac, MPhos., IISiL, 1 1 Thuya, 
 I ITuberc 
 
 DARK (absence of light), amelioration : 
 I Aeon., Agar., Amm. c, I I Amm. m., I lAnac, 
 
 I Ant. c, Arn., I lArs., I lAsar., IBar. c, IBell., 
 
 I I Bor., Bry., HCalc, Camph., Carbo a., 
 MCaust., MCham., ICinch., Cic, I ICina, 
 MClem., Coccus, I ICoff., MColch., HCon., 
 ICroc, IIDig., IDros., IIEuph., IIGraph., 
 I I Hell., IHep., I IHyos., Hgn., Kali c, Lach., 
 I ILaur., ILyc,Magn. c, I IMagn. m., I IMang., 
 IMerc, Mez., Mur. ac, INatr. c, Natr. m., 
 Nitrum, I INitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., Petrol., 
 HPhos., IPhos. ac, IPuls.,Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, 
 I ISars., Selen., I ISeneg., ISep., ISiL, I ISpig., 
 Staph., IStram., ISul., Tarant., Thuya, Val., 
 Ver., Zinc 
 
 LIGHT, aggravation : JS^r* Chap. 5, Photo- 
 phobia. 
 
 Light, amelioration: I I Amm. m., Anac, Ars., 
 Bar. c, I ICalc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 IPlat., I IStaph., I IStram., UStront., 1 1 Val. 
 JS^° Chap. 1, Light, desire for. 
 
 Light, of sun, amelioration: Anac, Con., 
 IPlat., I IStram., UStront. 
 
 SEASONS, Spring, aggravation: IBry., 
 I Gels., Lach. 
 
 Seasons, Summer, aggravation: 1 1 Ant. c, 
 Bapt., Bar. c, IBell., Bov., IBry., HCamph., 
 ICarbo v., Cham., IGamb., 1 1 Gels., IIGlon., 
 Graph., Iod., 1 1 Kali bi., IILach., I I Lye, 
 INatr. c, IINatr. m., INux v., Psor., IPuls., 
 I ISelen., Thuya, IVer.; after cool days, 
 IIBry. 
 
 Seasons, Autumn, aggravation : lAnt. t., 
 Bapt., IColch. Jg^° Chap. 20, Dysentery 
 autumnal ; also Chap. 40, Fever autumnal. 
 
 Seasons, Winter, aggravation : I Aeon., 1 1 Agar., 
 lAmm. c, lArs., IIAur. met., I IBar. c, 
 I IBell., Bov., IBry., I ICalc, ICamph.,1 I Caps., 
 Carbo a., I ICarbo v., ICaust., I I Cham., Cic, 
 Cina, I ICoccul., Colch., I ICon., IDulc, Ferr., 
 ■Hell., IHep., I IHyos., I Hgn., I Ilpec, IKali 
 c, I I Lye, Magn. c, I IMang., I IMerc, Mez., 
 ■Moscti., Natr. c, Natr. m., INux m., IINux 
 v., IPetrol., I I Phos., Phos. ac, IPuls., I IRhod., 
 IIRhus, Ruta, ISabad., Sars., ISep., Sil.,Spig., 
 Spong., IStront., I ISul., IVer. 
 
 SUN, sunburn, aggravation: Aeon., IIBelL, 
 I I Camph., Clem., IHyos., IMur. ac. 
 
 Sun, heat of, aggravation: I Agar., 1 1 Ant. c, 
 lArs., Bar. c, IIBelL, IBry., I ICalc, ICamph., 
 ICarbo v., I I Clem., lEuph., IIGlon., I IGraph., 
 IGels.,Ign., I Hod., I Ilpec, IILach., ILyss., 
 Magn. m., IINatr. c, INux v., IIPuls.,ISelen., 
 Stann., Stram., I ISul., IVal., Zinc 
 JUiP' sunstroke. 
 
 Sun, light : |@r Light, of sun. 
 
 Sun, after sunrise, aggravation : ICham.,INux 
 v., Puis. 
 
 Sun, after sunset, aggravation: Bry., Ign., 
 IPuls., I IRhus. 
 
 Sun, sunstroke : I Aeon., Agar., IIAmyL, Ant. 
 c, lArn., I Ars., IBell., ICact., I Camph., I Carbo 
 v., IGels., IIGlon., Kalm., INatr. c, IOp., 
 Therid., IVer., IVer. v.; sequelae, IILach., 
 IINatr. c 
 
 TEMPERATURE, change of, aggravation : 
 Act. sp., Alum., I Ant. t., 1 1 Ars., ICarbo v., 
 Caust., IIFluor. ac., Graph., Lach., Lye, 
 Magn. c, I INux v., I IPhos., IPuls., IIRan.b., 
 Ran. se, 1 1 Rhus, ISabina, 1 1 Spong., Sul., Ver., 
 HVerbas.; worse in extremes, IFluor. ac, 
 Lach. 
 
 WARMTH, in general, aggravation : Aeon., 
 Alum., IIAmb., 1 1 Anac, I I Ant. e, lAnt. t., 
 Arn., 1 1 Asar., Aur. met., Bar. c, Bell., Bor., 
 Bry., MCalad., Calc, MCann., Carbo v., 
 Caust., MCham., I ICina, Cinch., CoccuL, 
 I IColch., Coloe, 1 1 Croc, IDros., Dulc, I lEu- 
 phor., Ferr., Graph., Hell., Hep., Ign., Illod., 
 Ilpec, Kali c, Lach., Laur., ILed., IILyc, 
 I I Mar. v., IMerc, Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c , 
 I INatr. m. , Nitr. ac, Nux m., Nux v., I IOp., 
 I IPhos., Phos. ac, I IPlat.,IIPuls.,Rhus,Sabad., 
 I ISabina, HSec, I ISelen., ISeneg., Sep., SiL, 
 Spig., Spong., Staph., I ISul., I I Thuya, Ver. 
 
 Warmth, in general, amelioration: I Aeon., 
 ■Agar., Alum., I Amm. c, Anac, Ant. c, I I Arg. 
 met., 1 1 Arn., Asar., IIArs.,IAur. met., IBar. c, 
 IBell., IBor., I I Bov., 1 1 Bry., Calc, HCamph., 
 MCanth., ICaps., I TCarbo a., 1 1 Carbo v., 
 MCaust., Cham., ICic, I ICinch., MClem., 
 ICoccul., I ICoff, Colch., IColoc, ICon., I I Dig., 
 
 ■ IDulc., IIFerr., IIGraph., Gymn., IHell., 
 
 ■ ■Hep., IHyos., Ilgn., Ipec, Jacea, I IKali c, 
 I IKreo., I I Lach., Laur., Led., Lye, IMagn. c, 
 
 I IMagn. m., IMang., I IMenyanth., IMerc, 
 
 I I Mez., I IMosch., I IMur. ac, I INatr. e,Natr. 
 m., Nitr. ac, INux m., IINux v., IPetrol., 
 I IPhos., Phos. ac, Puis., IRan.b., I I Rheum, 
 
 ■ Rhod., IIRhus, IIRuta, USabad., I ISamb., 
 I ISars., I ISquilla, Seneg., I ISep., ISiL, I ISpig., 
 I I Spong., I IStaph., I IStram., I IStront., ISul., 
 I ISul. ac, Thuya, Ver., Verbas., Zinc 
 
 Warmth, hot air, aggravation : Amb., Anac, 
 I I Ant. c, Ant. t., IA.sar., Aur. met., IIBry., 
 Calad., Calc, Cann., I ICarbo v., Cham., 
 Cina, ICoccus, IColch., Croc, I IDros.,Euphor., 
 Ign., Illod., Ipec, IILach., I ILed., ILye, 
 Mar. v., Mere, Natr. m., I I Nitr. ac, Nux v., 
 I IOp., Phos., Plat., ■■Puis., Rhus, Sabina, 
 MSec, I ISelen., Seneg., I ISep., ISul., Thuya. 
 $^ Seasons Summer and Sun heat. 
 
 Warmth, hot air, amelioration : lAcon., 
 ■Agar., Alum., lAmm. e, Anac, Ant. e, Arn., 
 
 ■ ■Ars., Asar., MAur. met., IBar. e, IBell., Bor., 
 IIBov., IBry., ICalc, HCamph., Canth., 
 ■Caps., I ICarbo a., ICarbo v., HCaust., 
 MCham., Cinch., I ICic, MCina, ICoccus, 
 Coff, MColch., IColoc, ICon., Dig., IIDulc, 
 IIFerr., Graph., IBHelL, IIHep., IHyos., 
 ■Ign., Ipec, Jacea, I IKali c, Kreo., Lach., 
 Laur., ILyc, Magn. c, Magn. m., IMang., 
 Menyanth., IMerc, 1 1 Mez., I IMosch., Mur. 
 ac, I INatr. e, I INatr. m., Nitr. ac, I INux m., 
 
 ■ ■Nux v., Paris, IPetrol., IPhos., MPhos. ac, 
 Psor., Ran. b., BRhod., IIRhus, IIRuta, 
 
 ■ ISabad., Samb., I ISars., Squilla, ISelen., 
 
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 Seneg., ISep., I ISiL, I ISpig., I ISpong., Staph., 
 Strain., ■ (Stront., IISuL, Sul. 'ac, Thuya, 
 IVer., Verbas., Zinc. 
 
 Warmth, on becoming heated, aggravation : 
 IIAcon., Amm. c, I J Ant. c, IBell., IIBry., 
 1 1 Caps., BCarbo v., Coff., IDig., IGels., IGlon., 
 IIHep., Illgn., Illpec, IIKali c, Mez., 
 I INatr. m., I INuxm., I INux v., Oleand., IOp., 
 I ISep., I ISiL, Staph., IThuya, IZinc; near 
 the fire, lAnt. c., I IBry., lEuphor., Magn. m., 
 IIMerc, MPuls., IZinc. Jg^" Seasons Sum- 
 mer and Sun heat. 
 
 Warmth, on becoming heated, amelioration : 
 IIAcon., I I Agar., Amm. c, Ant. c, lArn., 
 IIArs., Asar., lAur. met., I I Bar. c, I IBell., 
 
 I IBor., Bov., IBry., I ICalc, ICamph., Canth., 
 
 I I Caps., Carbo a., Carbo v., ICaust., I I Cham., 
 I I Cinch., I ICic, Clem., ICoccus, I I Con., Dig., 
 ■Dulc., Ferr., IIGraph., I I Hell., IHep., IHyos., 
 I llgn.,. Jacea, IIKali c, I IKreo., Lach., ILyc, 
 
 I I Magn. c, Magn. m., I IMang., Menyanth., 
 
 I I Merc, Mez., IIMosch., Mar. ac, I INatr. c, 
 Natr. m., IINitr. ac, I INux m., IINux v., 
 
 ■ Petrol., IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Ran. b., Rhod., 
 
 ■ ■Rhus., Ruta, USabad., Samb., ISars., Selen., 
 ■Sep., I ISiL, Spig., I ISpong., Staph., Strain., 
 ■Stront., ISuL, Sul. ac, Thuya, I IVer., 1 1 Ver- 
 bas., Zinc. 
 
 Warmth, becoming heated, out of doors, 
 aggravation: Aeon., Alum., Amb., Anac, 
 I A nt. c, Asar., Aur. met., Bar. c, IBell., 
 I I Bov., IIBry., Calad., Calc, Cann., Carbo 
 v., Caust., Cham., Cina, Cinch., Coccul.,CofY., 
 Colch., Coloc.jCroc, I IDros., IDulc, Euphor., 
 
 ■ IGels., IGlon., Graph., I llgn., I Hod., Ipec, 
 Kali c, ILach., I I Led., IILyc, I IMang., Mar. 
 v., Merc, Mez., INatr. c, Natr. m., IINitr. 
 ac, Nux m., Nux v., Oleand., Op., I I Petrol., 
 Phos., Phos. ac, Plat., MPuls., Rhus, ISabad., 
 Sabina, I I Sec, Selen., I I Seneg., Sep., I ISiL, 
 ISpig., Spong., MStaph., Sul., Thuya, I IVer. 
 
 Warmth, of bed, aggravation: Alum., Amb., 
 Anac, Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., Am., Asar., Aur. 
 met., Bar. c,Bov.,Bry., Calad., I ICalc, Cann., 
 ■Carbo v., I ICaust., HCham., Cina, Cinch., 
 Clem.,ICoccuL, Colch., Croc, llDros., Euphor., 
 ■Graph., Hell., Ign., Hod., Ipec, I IKali c, 
 Lach., MLed., ILyc, Mar. v., ■■Merc, Mez., 
 Mur. ac, Natr. c, I INatr. m., Nitr. ac, INux 
 m., I INux v., Op., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, Plat,, 
 ■Puis., I I Rhus, Sabad., HSabina, Sars., ISec, 
 I I Selen., Seneg., Sep.. Spig., ISpong., Staph., 
 
 ■ ISuL, IThuya, I IVer.' 
 
 Warmth, of bed, amelioration : Agar., I I Amm. 
 c, Arn., IIArs., MAur. met., I IBar. c, Bell., 
 IIBry., I ICamph., I I Canth., MCaust., ICic, 
 I ICoccul.,Con.,Dulc, 1 1 Graph., IHep., I IHyos., 
 
 ■ Kali c, Lach., IILyc, I IMosch., I I Nitr. ac, 
 I INux m., IINux v., Phos., Phos. ac, 1 1 Rhus, 
 ■Sabad., I ISquilla, I ISep., I ISiL, Spong., 
 Staph., Strain., I I Stront., Sul , Ver. 
 
 Warmth, of feather bed, aggravation : Coc- 
 cul., IColoc, 1 1 Led., I ILyc, I IMang., ■Merc, 
 Sul. 
 
 Warmth, in a room, aggravation: IIAcon., 
 ■Alum., IIAmb., lAnac, lAnt. c, lApis, 
 Arn., lAsar., Aur. met., Bar. c, Bell., Bor., 
 Bry., Calc, I I Cann., Carbo v., Caust., 
 MOina, MColch., MCroc, Dulc, Graph., 
 I I Hell., Hep., Ign., Mlod., Illpec, Kali c, 
 Laur., Lil. tig., I ILyc, Merc, 1 1 Mez., Mur.ac, 
 Natr. c, I INatr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., I IOp., 
 
 I IPhos., Phos. ac, 1 1 Plat., MPuls., Rhus, 
 MSabina, MSelen., ISeneg., Sep., Spig. 
 I ISpong., Staph., I ISuL, I IThuya, Ver. 
 Warmth, of stove, amelioration: Aeon., Agar., 
 Amm. c, MArs., MAur. met., I IBar. c, Bell., 
 Bor., I ICamph., Canth., Caps., I ICaust., I ICic, 
 CoccuL, Con., I IDulc, Hell., MHep., Hyos., 
 MIgn., I IKali c, Magn. c, Mang., Meny., 
 I IMosch., Nux m., INux v., Petrol., Ran. b., 
 Rhod., (Rhus, I ISabad., SiL, IStront., I ISuL 
 Warmth, wrapping up, aggravation : lAcon., 
 ■Asar., Aur. met., Aur. mur., BBor., Bry., 
 ■Calc, Carbo v., I I Cham., I I Cinch., Coff., 
 ■Ferr., J llgn., Hod., Lach., Led., MLyc, 
 Merc, Mosch., Mur. ac, Nitr. ac, Nux v., 
 I IOp., I IPhos., I I Plat., I I Puis., Rhus, I ISec, 
 I ISeneg.,Sep.,ISpig.,l I Staph., I ISuL, I IThuya, 
 ■Ver. 
 Warmth, wrapping up, amelioration : MHep., 
 
 Psor., MSil. 
 
 Warmth, uncovering, aggravation: Aeon., 
 
 I I Agar., I I Ant. c, I lArg. met., I I Arn., lArs., 
 
 Asar.JAur. met., I I Bell., Bor., Bry., I ICamph., 
 
 MCanth., Caps., Carbo a., MCham., ICic, 
 
 MCinch., ■Clem., ICoccuL, Coff., IColch., 
 
 ■Con., IIGraph., Hell., MHep., I IHyos., Ign., 
 
 I IKreo., Lach., Led., I I Magn. c, I I Magn. 
 
 m., Menyanth., Merc, Mur. ac, I INatr. c, 
 
 I INatr. m., INuxm., INux v., Phos., Phos. 
 
 ac, Puis., Rheum, I I Rhod., MRhus, I ISabad., 
 
 MSamb., MSquilla, I ISep., MSil., I I Staph., 
 
 I I Stram., ■ ■Stront., Thuya; a portion of 
 
 body, IHep., Ilpec, 1 1 Rhus, Squilla, ISiL, 
 
 Stront. J^" Getting chilled, covering. 
 
 WATER, bathing (washing), aggravation: 
 
 iEsc h.,iEthus.,MAmm.c, Amm. m.,MAnt. c, 
 
 Ars.,Bar.c,IBell.,l I Bor., Bov., I IBry.JICalc, 
 
 Calc. s., ICanth., ICarbo v., I ICaust', ICham., 
 
 MClem., I I Con., IDiad., I IDulc, IHep., llgn., 
 
 IIKali c, ILyc, Magn. c, Mang., IMerc, 
 
 I I Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c.JNitrum, INitr.ac, 
 
 IINux m., Nux v., I IPhos., Puis., MRhus, 
 
 ■Sars., MSep., I ISiL, ISpig., Stann., MStaph., 
 
 ■Stront,, MSuL, I ISuL ac, I IZinc; in cold 
 
 water, MAnt.c, ■Bell., Bufo., MIgn., INitr. 
 
 ac, IPhos., MRhus, I ISars., ISep.; lukewarm, 
 
 IIAng. ; in sea water, lArs., ■■Magn. m., 
 
 ■ Natr. m., MRhus, ISep., Zinc. 
 
 Water, bathing or washing, aversion : I Amm. 
 
 c, MAnt, c, I ICalab., IHep., MSuL 
 Water, bathing face, amelioration: lAsar., 
 
 Mez., Natr. rm, I ISabad. 
 Water, bathing, washing, amelioration : 
 I I Alum., lAmm. m, Ant. t., lApis, IIArs., 
 MAsar.,Bor.,Bry.,Calc,ICaust.,Cham.,ICheL, 
 ■Euph., IFluor. ac, HeL, Laur., I I Magn. c, 
 Mez., Mur. ac, IINux v., MPuls., I I Rhod., 
 I ISabad., Sep., ISpig., Staph., Zinc. 
 Water, getting wet, aggravation : Amm. c, 
 Ant. t,, I lArs., IBell., I IBor., IBry., I ICalc, 
 I ICamph., Carbo v., I ICaust., IColch., IDulc, 
 I I Euphor., IHep., Ilpec, I ILach., ILyc, 
 I INitr. ac, INux m., I IPhos., IPuls., MRhus, 
 ■Sars., I ISec, MSep., I ISuL, Ver., I IZinc; 
 head, Bar, c, MBelL, I I Led., IPuls.; feet, 
 ■Calc,Cham.,Merc,l INatr. c, MPuls., MRhus, 
 ■Sep., MSil.; when in a sweat, I Aeon., I ICalc, 
 ■Dulc, MRhus, ISep., I IVer. v. 
 Water, wet applications, amelioration : 
 I I Alum., lAmm, m., Ant. t., I I Ars., MAsar., 
 Bor., Bry., ICaust., Cham., ICheL, lEuph., 
 Laur., 1 1 Magn. c, Mez., Mur. ac, I INux v., 
 
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 IIPuls. I I Rhod., I ISabad., Sep.,ISpig., Staph., 
 Zinc. 
 
 Water, cold, wet applications, aggrava- 
 tion : IIAmm. c, Amm. in., 1 1 Ant. c, Bar. c, 
 IBell., I IBor., Bov., I IBry., HCalc, ICanth., 
 ICarbo v., ICham., HClem., llCon., Dulc., 
 1 1 Kali c, IILaur., ILyc, Magn. c, IMerc, 
 1 1 Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c, INitrum, I INitr. ac, 
 IINux m., Nux v., MPhos., Puis., IIRhus, 
 I ISars., ISep., I ISil., ISpig., Stann., I I Staph., 
 IStront., IISul., I ISul. ac, 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 WEATHER, change of, aggravation : Amm. 
 c, Ars., Bor., I IBry., I ICalc.,Carb.s., ICham., 
 Chel., Colch., IDig., Dulc, Euphor,, IGels., 
 I I Graph., IHep., IKalm., Lach., IMang., 
 
 I IMerc, Natr. c, Nitr. ac, IINux m., Nux v., 
 llPhos., Psor., 1 1 Rheum, IRhod., IIRhus, 
 Sep., HSil., Stront., I ISul., Ver. 
 
 Weather, cold : jpS^ Air cold. 
 
 Weather, dry, aggravation : lAcon., Alum., 
 
 I I Ars., IIAsar., I IBell., Bor., IBry., I ICarbo 
 a., I ICarbo v., HCaust, I ICham., IIHep., 
 IIpec,Laur.,Magn. c,Mez., Mur. ac, 1 1 Nux v., 
 Rhod., ISabad., I ISep., I ISil., Spig., ISpong., 
 Staph., Sul., Zinc, gig"" Air cold, dry. 
 
 Weather, dry, amelioration: Agar., I Amm. c, 
 I I Ant. c, I lAur. met., Bar. c, Bell., I IBor., 
 Bov., Bry., HCalc, Canth., I ICarbo a., I ICar- 
 bo v., Cham., 1 1 Cinch., 1 1 Clem., Con., I ICupr., 
 IIDulc, IIFerr., Hep., Ipec, Kali c, 
 ILach., IILaur., ILyc, I I Magn. c, IMang., 
 ■Merc, Merc, cor., Mez., I I Mur. ac, 1 1 Natr. c, 
 I INitrum, I INitr. ac, IINux hi., Nux v., 
 Petrol., Phos., IIPuls., I IRhod., IIRhus, 
 IRuta, I ISars., I ISeneg., Sep., Sil., I ISpig., 
 Stann., 1 1 Staph., IStront., ISul., IISul. ac, 
 
 I Ver., 1 1 Zinc. 
 
 Weather, warm : Ji^ Seasons, Summer and 
 
 Sun heat. 
 Weather, wet, aggravation : Agar., IIAmm. c, 
 
 I I Ant. c, I lAur. met., Bar. c, Bell., I IBor., 
 Bov., Bry., HCalc, Canth., I ICarbo a., I ICar- 
 bo v., Cham., Cinch., I IClem., Con., I ICupr., 
 IDiad., IIDulc, IIFerr., IGels., IGlon., 
 
 ■Graph., IHam, ■Hep., Hyper., Ipec, Kali c, 
 ■Lach., IILact. ac, IILaur., ILyc, Lyss., 
 1 1 Magn. c, IMang., IMerc, Mez., I I Mur. ac, 
 MNatr. c, HNatr. s., I INitrum, I INitr. ac, 
 
 ■ ■Nux m., Nux v., Petrol., Phos., IIPuls., 
 I IRhod., MRhus, IRuta, I ISars., I ISeneg., 
 Sep., Sil., I ISpig., Stann., 1 1 Staph., IStront, 
 ■Sul., I ISul. ac, IVer., I I Zinc, Zing. 
 
 Weather, wet, damp, amelioration: lAcon., 
 Alum., IIArs., HAsar., I IBell., Bor., IBry., 
 I ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., HCaust, I ICham., 
 ■Fluor, ac, HHep., llpec, Laur.', Mang., 
 Mez., Mur. ac, INitr. ac, IINux v., IPlat, 
 Rhod., ISabad., I ISep., I ISil., Spig., ISpong., 
 Staph., Sul., Zinc. 
 
 Weather, stormy (snowy,rainy, windy), aggra- 
 vation : Aeon., lAmm. c, IIArs., IIAsar., 
 Aur. met., HBadiag., I IBell., Bry., I ICarbo v., 
 ■Cepa, I Cham., I Cinch., Con., I IEuph.,Graph., 
 ■Hep., Hyper., Ipec, I IKalm., ILach., ILyc, 
 ■Mur. ac, 1 1 Natr. c, IINux m., INux v., 
 IPhos., Plat, Psor., IPuls., I IRhod., IIRhus, 
 Ruta,l I Sep., Spig., I ISul., Thuya. JS^ thun- 
 derstorm. 
 
 Weather, thunderstorm, aggravation : IGels., 
 Med., IIMorph. sul., INatr. c, IPhos., Psor., 
 Puis. > > , 
 
 WIND, aggravation: Aeon., I Ars., IIAsar., 
 IIAur. met, IBell., Bry., Calc, I ICarbo v., 
 
 ■ ICham., ICinch., MCon., lEuph., IIGraph., 
 ■Lach., MLyc, Mur. ac, I INatr. c, INux m., 
 
 ■ ■Nux v., MPhos., I IPlat, IPuls., Spig., Sul., 
 IIThuya. ^ 
 
 Wind, East wind, aggravation: I I Aeon., Ars., 
 ■Asar., Bell., I IBry., Carbo a., ICarbo v., 
 ■Caust, ICepa, Cham., IIHep., Ipec, INux 
 v., HRhus, I ISabad., I ISep., I ISil., ■ ISpong., 
 Ver. 
 
 Wind, North wind, aggravation : 1 1 Aeon., Ars., 
 ■Asar., Bell., I IBry., Carbo a., Carbo v., 
 ■Caust., Cham., IHep., 1 1 Ipec, INux v., 
 I ISabad., ISep., Sil., I ISpong. 
 
 Wind, South wind, aggravation : IGels. Jlpec 
 
 Wind,West wind, aggravation : IAcon.,HHep. 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 Chill. Chilliness. Fever. Heat. Sweat. Temperature. 
 
 CHILL: lAcon., BAng., I lAnthrac, lAnt. t, 
 Apis, I lArg. met., lArn., IIArs., Ars. h., 
 I lAsaf., 1 1 Asar., Asim., 1 1 Aur. met, I ■Bell., 
 Berb.,1 IBor., Brach., IBry., ■Camph., I ICalc, 
 I ICann.,1 ICanth., I ICaps.,ICarbol.ac,ICaust, 
 ■Cham.JCed.,1 1 Chel., I ICic.,1 I Cina, ICinch., 
 ■Cist, HCoccul., I ICoff., I IColoc, 1 1 Cup. m., 
 IICycL, IDros., IGlon., IIGraph., IGuarsea, 
 I IHell.,HHep., Hippoz., llgn., Hlpec, I IKali 
 br.,IKali c, Lyss., 1 1 Magn. m., Mane, I IMeny- 
 anth., IIMerc, 1 1 Mez., IIMosch., Mygafe, 
 ■Natr. c.j HNatr. m., Nitr. ac, IINux m., 
 
 ■Nux v., CEnanth., I IPhos., ■Phyt, Plant, 
 ■Plat, HPuls., I IRheum, I IRhod., MRhus, 
 Rhus v., I IRuta, ISabad., I ISabina, ISal. 
 ac, I ISars., ISep., I ISil., I ISpig., (Staph., 
 Strain., ISul., IVer., 1 1 Zinc. 
 Chill, abdomen : Tereb.; beginning, goes around 
 to back and all over body, six times a day, 
 I ISul.; with bellyache, I lAnthrac, Calc. p.; 
 colic, Ign.; colic, before chilly ISpong.; colic, 
 every evening, ILed.; cold shivers, with sud- 
 den colic in evening, Strain.; colic, BArs.; 
 shivering, before colicJPuls.; oppressive colic, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
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 before chill, HCinch.; cutting like knives, 
 before chill, lArs.; distension, Ars. h.; distress 
 in bowels, after nervous chill, Syph.; drawing 
 pain in bowels, evening, Bov.; laborlike pains 
 after, IKreo.; sensation as if something liv- 
 ing were jumping about, HCroc; pains, Hell.; 
 pain above right ilium, before chill, 1 lEup. 
 perf.; pains, after chill, lElat.; pain, after 
 chill, constantly increasing, worse from 
 slightest motion or touch (peritonitis), IColoc; 
 pain in bowels, in descending colon, Gymn. ; 
 followed by pain, in puerperal peritonitis, ' 
 Tereb. ; peritonitis, ILyc. ; chills proceeding 
 from, IColoc, llgn.; radiating from solar 
 plexus all over body, caused by motion of 
 arms, IHelon.; spreading all over, Curar.; 
 generally begins about umbilical region (in- 
 termittent), 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Chill, abortion : threatened, ICham. 
 
 Chill, abscesses: IIHep., Hippoz., IMerc. 
 
 Chill, absent : Ant. t., Apis, lArs., Bor., Bov., 
 Calc, Carbo v., Caust., Ced., Cham., Clem., 
 Coccul., Coff., Con., Ferr., IFluor. ac, Gels., 
 Hep., Kalic, Lach.,Lyc, Magn. m., Magn.s., 
 Mur.ac, Natr.c, Nuxv., Rhod., Rhus, Spig., 
 Sul. 
 
 Chill, air : better in open, or in bed, IMagn. m.; 
 in cold, IIKalm.; from draught, ICham.; bet- 
 ter exercising in open, Staph.; from least ex- 
 posure to cold, Coff.; in a warm room, lessens 
 out of doors, IMez.; in open, Calad., Tarax., 
 Zinc; in open, with weakness in legs, and 
 dyspnoea, Seneg.; in open, particularly in 
 draught, ICaps.; when going from room into 
 open, even warm, Plat.; in open, in morning, 
 Asar. ; especially in open, better in sunshine, 
 Anac; worse in open, better in warm room, 
 Amm. c; out doors, ICalc p., IKali c ; sneez- 
 ing when exposed to cold, before chill, 1 1 Cinch.; 
 when walking in open, Euphor.; better when 
 walking out of doors, ICaps.; after walking in 
 open, ISpong. 
 
 Chill, anaesthesia : loss of feeling, ISpong. 
 
 Chill, in arms: Bell., Euph.; in armpits, in 
 evening, Astac; on back of,ICham.; in backs, 
 as from cold w T ater, evening, in bed, Berb.; 
 beginning in right, and right side of chest 
 (had taken quantities of quinine), IMerc per.; 
 peculiar drawing, with numbness and formi- 
 cation in fingers (quotidian), I I Rhus; pains 
 in elbows and upper worse, Ars. h. ; pains, 
 I ISpong.; pains, before chill, lEup. pur.; in 
 right, Calab.; around shoulders, IHydras.; 
 spreads from, IHell. ; stiffness, I lEup! perf.; 
 stitches, tearing, Ars. h.; commences in upper, 
 spreads to back and chest, with heat of ears, 
 I llgn.; upper, to back and legs, I IMez. 
 ■Chill, ascending : I ISars., Zing. ; and descend- 
 ing, every few hours, 1 1 Lac c; and descend- 
 ing, instantly better when vomiting and diar- 
 rhoea set in (intermittent), I Coccul.; from 
 hypogastrium with each paroxysm of pain in 
 abdomen (colic), IColoc; internal, IHep.; up 
 and down, Aph. ch.; from fingers and toes to 
 nape of neck and vertex, Coff.; from upper 
 part to head, ICina. gg^~ back, feet, legs. 
 
 Chill, awkward: during chill, running into 
 
 things, Caps. 
 Chill, back: Asim.tr., Bell., Ced., ICham., 
 Dig., Spong.; aching, I Ant. t., I lEup. perf., 
 IIHydras., INatr. m., ISpong.; aching, before 
 chill, IDiad., IPod.; aching, after chill, Diad.; 
 
 to arms, Calc. a.; ascending, when they 
 reached neck a general shudder ensued, Merc, 
 sul.; over back and neck, with warm feet, 1 1 Kali 
 m. ; beginning and spreading, I Arg. met., Bov., 
 I lEup. perf., IGamb., Hippom., IINux v.; 
 beginning with external coldness of whole 
 body, continues till 4 a.m., IGamb.; beginning 
 over left scapula, spreading, Diosc.; begins 
 across back and shoulders, ILach.; begins 
 with thirst, ICaps.; beginning in and going 
 up, ICornus ; beginning and spreading from, 
 not better by warmth, mostly towards even- 
 ing, IIDulc; shuddering from brain down 
 spine, precedes headache, I ITuberc; glowing 
 cheeks and cold hands, Euphor.; towards 
 chest, Calc a.; crawls, hot skin (catarrh), 
 I I Aeon.; creeping, I lEup. perf.; creeping down, 
 and all over body in a zigzag course, Med.; in 
 delirium tremens, I IStram.; running down, 
 Bell., I Coff., Colch., I ILobel. i., ISamb., 
 Staph., I IVacc, Zinc; down, in evening, 
 ICoccul. ; down, better by outdoor exercise, 
 Magn. c; down, followed by burning fever 
 (erysipelas erratica), IHydras.; chase each 
 other down, followed by nausea and vomit- 
 ing (after running pin into foot), IHyper.; 
 down, from between shoulders, ICaps.; down, 
 could not sleep, Diosc; down, during sweat, 
 lAmyl.; down, like streams of cold water, at 
 commencement of fever, causing shivering 
 and chattering of teeth, Variol.; evening, 
 in diphtheria, IBapt.; worse in evenings, 
 ■Rhus; in evenings, in bed, Sang.; for- 
 mication between shoulders and down, 
 Aeon.; fugitive, ICinch.; after heat and 
 moisture, lAmyl.; with heat of cheeks 
 without redness, no thirst, cold hands, I Led.; 
 to hips, as if produced by an icy cold w r et 
 handkerchief, Berb.; from hollow over shoul- 
 ders, nape of neck, back of head, as far as 
 vertex, with sensation as if drawn at base, 
 Lach.; lumbago, IColoc; from movement 
 upward (diphtheria), ISul.; begins in neck, 
 runs down, Val.; runs over back, IIKalm.; 
 pain, Eup. perf., Ign., Lact. ac; pain, before 
 chill, lEup. perf.; pain in small of, and of 
 chest, before chill, Lact. ac; pain in small of, 
 and sacrum, IINux v. ; pain in small of, as if 
 bruised, compels to change position (quoti- 
 dian), I I Rhus ; pain, in upper, Ailant.; sharp 
 pain, in dysmenorrhea, ICon.; from sacrum 
 to posterior part of thigh, Stront.; from sacrum 
 upward, I IKali iod.; begins between scapulae, 
 ■ Rhus ; creeping, between scapulas, I Lac def.; 
 in small of, Spong. ; commences in small of, 
 IIEup. pur., ILach., IINatr. m.; com- 
 menced in small of, running up and down, 
 lasting about an hour, I I Med.; spinal,' after 
 urination, I I Med.; along spine, ^Esc h.; on 
 dorsal spine, IMenyanth.; especially along 
 spine, IGels.; with movements in stomach 
 and abdomen, as if he would faint, Calend.; 
 during stool, ITromb.; tearing, Caps.; cold 
 tremors proceed from, Act. rac; running up, 
 Msc. h., Amm. m., ICanth., ICina, IIEup. 
 pur., IGels., Oxal. ac, ISul.; run up, during 
 day (bronchitis), Hod.; up and down, with 
 aching and drawing in bones and muscles of 
 hip, 1 1 Puis.; up and down with great thirst, 
 Hpec; runs up to head, ILach.; up from loins 
 to nape, in rapid wavelike succession, from 
 sacrum to occiput, IGels.; up, even when in 
 
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 warm room, Ehus v. ; walking up and down 
 room, Ang. ; as from cold water, evenings in 
 bed, Berb. ; as if cold water were running 
 down, if leaning back in chair, Agar. ; like 
 streams of ice water, running down between 
 scapulae to sacral region, Variol. ; shivering, 
 as if cold water were poured over back, Anac; 
 like streams of cold water down, causing shiv- 
 ering and chattering of teeth, Variol.; like 
 cold water trickling down, Ars.; in room or 
 at fire, in waves up each side of spine and over 
 chest, Nitr. ac. 
 
 Chill, bed : on getting into, followed by heat, 
 worse in wet weather (phlegmasia alba do- 
 lens), INatr. s.; better after getting out, 
 Aur. met., I IFerr., Ver. ; worse when out of, 
 lHell., IMerc., INatr. s.; after rising worse 
 out doors, lArs. 
 
 Chill, bladder: cysto-blennorrhcea, frequent, 
 intense, I IXJva ursi ; commencing at region of 
 neck, spreads upward over whole upper part 
 of body after urination, I ISars. 
 
 Chill, bones: pain, IIEup. pur.; as if broken, 
 before chill, IIEup. perf. 
 
 Chill, brain : congestion, IGels. 
 
 Chill, breathing : breath quick from oppression 
 of chest, cannot talk well (intermittent), 
 IKali c; difficult, I Are., 1 1 Kali c, I INatr. m.; 
 dyspnoea, in child set. six months, ICact.; 
 rattling, IStram.; wheezing, particularly on 
 respiration (bronchitis), ILyc. 
 
 Chill, chest: IHydras.; begins, Cic; with bor- 
 ing, Med.; cold across, as of water dropping 
 down back, ICaps.; constriction, ICimex; 
 cramp, I Ars.; begins and runs down legs and 
 into arms, ICic; in left, Bry.; oppression, 
 Ars. h., Ilpec, I ILach.; pain, IChin. s.; pains 
 after chill, llgn.; pain after chill, in pneumo- 
 nia, Hod.; pain, from heart across lower ex- 
 tremity of right lung, Alum.; pleurodynia, 
 1 1 Ran. b.; pressure after chill (pneumonia), 
 Hod.; shaking continues for some time after 
 heat commences, 1 1 Pod.; spreads from, Spig.; 
 pleuritic stitches, I ILach.; tightness across, 
 during chill, IINux v. 
 
 Chill, chilblains: one week after frost-bitten 
 toe had ulcerated (tetanus), ILach. 
 
 Chill, in children: nursing infants, ICina, 
 
 I INatr. m., Ver. 
 
 Chill, cold : chill returns after each cold, IDiad. 
 
 Chill, with coldness (external) : Bry., ILaur., 
 Oleand.; during day, trembling, shaking, som- 
 nolency, lAnt. t.; in evening, and after lying 
 down, slowly going off, followed by heat, 
 IMagn. c.; evening, and from uncovering, 
 Amm. m.; with heat, ISpong.; icy, ICarbo v., 
 Cup. m., llgn.; icy, followed by fever and 
 thirst, attacks come on suddenly, INatr. s.; 
 icy, as if lying on ice, ILyc; whole left side, 
 ICaust.; with shivering, cold skin, IKali br., 
 
 I I Sec; with shuddering, 1 1 Puis.; single parts 
 as if dashed with cold water, I IMez. 
 
 Chill, congestive: lArn., lArs., ICamph.; 
 with cold limbs, IHyos.; depressed pulse, dull 
 headache, IGels.; with sweat, INux v.; with 
 vertigo, headache, etc., IINux v. 
 
 Chill, convulsions: after chill (helminthiasis), 
 ICina; with short chills in back and limbs, 
 lasts an hour and a half, followed by convul- 
 sions, muscular contractions, beginning in 
 limbs, extending to whole body (intermittent 
 
 . nervous affection), I ITarant.; choreic, I ITa- 
 
 rant.; clonic, lArs., ICamph.; convulsive move- 
 ment, I ILach.; increasing to convulsive vio- 
 lence, and ending by his falling to floor, 
 apparently dead, rigid and pulseless, with 
 cutting pain in region of heart, IPhos. 
 
 Chill, cough : before chill, 1 1 Puis.; during chill, 
 Calc. p., 1 1 Puis., ISabad.; during cough, Hep. , 
 IKreo.; dry, convulsive (quartan intermit- 
 tent), ISabad.; dry, deep, before chill, ISamb.; 
 dry, hacking, I I Rhus, I ISamb.; dry, spas- 
 modic, with pain in ribs, and tearing in all 
 bones, ISabad.; dry, teasing, IIRhus; and 
 expectoration, I ISpong.; loose, at end of 
 chill, Eup. perf.; in whooping cough, ICaust. 
 
 Chill, covering: begins as soon as back is un- 
 covered, llgn.; every time bedclothes are 
 raised, before midnight,! Arg. met. ; not better 
 by covering, same hour each day, Cact.; even 
 when covered, llris ; became hot by lying 
 down and covering up, I I Rhus ; when lifting 
 bedcover, Agar.; must be covered in all stages 
 (intermittent), IGels. ; on uncovering, I A con., 
 Bor., ICham., IHep., INitr. ac, IPhos., IPuls., 
 Stram.; from slightest uncovering, warm air, 
 1 1 Thuya ; wants to be covered, Eup. perf. 
 
 Chill, creeping: j^r Chilliness, crawling, 
 creeping. 
 
 Chill, delirium: ^Ethus., ISul.; when falling 
 asleep, ISpong.; slight, Astac. 
 
 Chill, descending: 1 1 Agar., Bor., I ICaust., Lil. 
 tig., IPhos., Sul. ac, Ver.; from face and arms 
 to back and breast, Berb. ; from face and pit 
 of stomach, I I Bar. c. J^sT* back. 
 
 Chill, diabetes : after chill, INatr. s. 
 
 Chill, with diarrhoea: IPhos.; causes diarrhoea, 
 Ilpec; stools greenish, after chill (tertian), 
 IHep.; chill between with purulent stools, 
 IMerc. ; stools white, frothy, in damp weather, 
 IHep. 
 
 Chill, in diphtheria: IKali iod., ILyc; fol- 
 lowed by high fever, UPhyt. 
 
 Chill, drinking : chill after, Arm, IIArs., Asar., 
 HCaps., HCinch., Lobel. i., IINux v., Rhus, 
 Ver.; relieves chill, Bry., ICaust., IGraph., 
 Ilpec, IPhos.; induced or hastened by drink- 
 ing cold water, IIEup. perf.; during chill, 
 causes headache, ICimex ; worse after a warm 
 drink, Alum. 
 
 Chill, in dropsy: lApis, lArs., IHell. 
 
 Chill, duration: continuous, with moist palms 
 of hands, Niccol.; all day, Oxal. ac. ; constant, 
 during four days, Tarant.; half an hour, with 
 colic, I Ars.; half an hour, in intermittent, 
 1 1 Samb.; about half an hour, followed by 
 scarcely perceptible dry heat, lasting about 
 two hours in morning (quotidian), Ilpec; 
 three-quarters of an hour, I Ant. t., IFerr., 
 ■Gels., I IPuls.; one hour, in morning, I INatr. 
 c ; one hour, in quotidian, I I Ver.; one and a 
 half hours (tertian), Ilpec; one to two hours 
 (intermittent), I IPuls.; from an hour and a 
 half to three hours, Diad.; shaking for two 
 hours, in erysipelas of leg, I ILach.; two 
 hours, Gamb., IKali c, I IPuls., I ITarant.; 
 five hours, I INux v.: six hours, I Arm; eight 
 hours, 1 1 Ver.; twelve hours, heat of moderate 
 duration, as in typhoid, clammy sweat over 
 whole body, then some thirst and loss of ap- 
 petite, Daph.; twenty-four hours, no heat or 
 sweat, IDiad.; long, often whole day, fol- 
 lowed at night by general and profuse sweat, 
 1 1 Tarax.; long, followed by violent brief heat, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
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 worse on motion, 1 1 Ant. t.; long, heat and 
 sweat shorter (tertian), llgn.; long, I ITarax.; 
 long and severe, with shivering and chatter- 
 ing of teeth (quotidian), 1 1 Rhus; long, at 
 beginning of yellow fever, with trembling of 
 internal parts, BCamph.; protracted and ir- 
 regular (intermittent), IFerr.; short, llpec, 
 IIKreo., Val.; short, changes soon to heat, 
 llpec; short, followed by long-lasting heat, 
 I Ant. t.; short and light, Polyp. 
 
 Chill, dysentery: IBapt.; followed by fever, 
 ILept.; about lower part of body, during stool, 
 ISul. 
 
 Chill, ears : burning, Merc, sul.; rheumatic deaf- 
 ness, with burning consequent upon a chill, 
 IPetrol.; intolerance of noise, Caps., IIHyos. ; 
 ringing, Chin. s. 
 
 Chill, eating: during meals, I I Ran.; after eat- 
 ing, IIArs., Asar., ICarbov., IGraph., Hyper., 
 Mar. v., Rhus; loss of appetite, I lAnthrac.; 
 when beginning to eat, Euphor.; better after 
 eating, Amb., Ars., IFerr., llgn., IPhos. ; be- 
 fore dinner, Berb.; after dinner, with head- 
 ache, Coca; with loathing, I I Kali m.; must 
 eat before he can get up, I IPhos.; after sup- 
 per, Agar. 
 
 Chill, epigastrium: Arm, Bell.; begins with 
 spasms, Calc. ; commences to bloat, increases 
 more and more, ICoccul.; distressing pain, 
 lEup. perf. ; at 2 p.m., ICalc; pressing, Ars. h." 
 
 Chill, eructation: empty, before chill, lArs.; 
 during chill, Act. sp.; after chill, tertian, 
 IHep. 
 
 Chill, eruption : after chill, I Cop.; blue mottled 
 skin, especially on covered parts, INux v.; 
 preceded by miliary, Ailant. ; nettlerash, head- 
 ache and general malaise, I I Cop.; itching, sting- 
 ing nettlerash before chill, IHep.; fine sting- 
 ing nettlerash after tertian, IHep.; on parts 
 affected by eruption, 1 I Anthrok.; frequent in 
 pityriasis versicolor, IMez.; urticaria, during 
 chill, Ign.,IIRhus; suppressed urticaria, lElat. 
 
 Chill, evening: J^" periodicity. 
 
 Chill, eyes: inflammation, shivering from time 
 to time, IChel. ; lids tumefied, Astac; periodic 
 neuralgia, Chin, m.; shivering with obscura- 
 tion of sight, followed by sleeplessness, Sabina; 
 with rheumatic ophthalmia, ILaur. ; chill, 
 after pain over, Lact. ac. ; contracted pupils, 
 I Aeon. 
 
 Chill, face : alternating red and pale, IRhus ; 
 beginning in face, HCaust.; blue, in cardiac 
 rheumatism, ICact.; burning, after chill, 
 Merc, sul.; one hot cheek, I Aeon., Coff.; cold, 
 IDros.; cold, pale, Dros.; downward from, 
 HCaust., I ILil. tig.; hot, Arm, IColoc; burn- 
 ing, after chill, hot, Merc. sul. ; glowing hot, 
 IFerr.; hot, Calc. p.; hot cheeks and cold 
 hands, Mur. ac; hot cheeks, no thirst, ICina; 
 violent thirst, Ruta ; momentary, runs down- 
 ward, in a warm room, Carbol. ac; at com- 
 mencement of neuralgia, 1 1 Sep. ; severe at 
 beginning of intermittent neuralgia, Sabad.; 
 pale, ICamph., ICinch., Igm, IRhus ; proso- 
 palgia, ICaust.; red and twitching, Stram.; 
 red, IDig.; red, in evening, I llgn. , Oxal. ac. ; 
 red, swollen, Astac; flushing, I ISul.; sunken, 
 Zinc; yellowish at beginning, Ars. h. 
 
 Chill, with fainting: Stram., Val.; before chill, 
 I Ars. 
 
 Chill, faintness : deathlike, Alum. 
 
 Chill, feet: ascending from, 1 1 Aeon., ICalc; 
 
 over back, Ammoniac, I I Bar. c, IGels., IKali 
 bi., IINatr. m., ISabad., ISul.; cold, Brom., 
 IDros., Med.; cold, before chill, Carbo v., 
 ICimex; cutting pain, I Chin, s.; heat, ISpong.; 
 numbness, ICimex; numbing cold, in bed, 
 Alum.; pricking and stinging, lEup. perf.; 
 running up spine to nape, IHyos. ; begins in 
 toes, IBry., ISul. 
 
 Chill, fever : at beginning, at night in bed, 
 ILach.; bilious, llpec, I ILept.; after con- 
 finement, sudden, followed by fever, IPhyt., 
 sixty hours after delivery, IKali c; gastric, 
 1 1 Sep.; hectic, HCalc; puerperal, IIBry., 
 IKreo.,ILach., I IVer. v.; beginning of spotted, 
 lAmni. c; swamp fever, followed by heat, 
 now evening, now noon, now morning, I Ang.; 
 typhoid, I ICalad. ; typhoid, followed by heat, 
 I IRhus; typhoid, seventh day, chill and 
 heat, ending in copious sweat, I lAmm. m.; 
 typhus, ICoccul.; typhus, with aching in 
 muscles, IBapt.; in typhus, preceded by weak- 
 ness, IBapt. ; intense, after getting wet a few 
 days before menses (amenorrhcea), I IVer. v.; 
 at beginning of yellow fever, with coldness of 
 limbs, ICamph. 
 
 Chill, in gonorrhoea : after injecting nitrate of 
 silver, I ITarant. 
 
 Chill, with goosefiesh: Agar., IGels., 1 1 Hell.; 
 on affected parts, Lach. 
 
 Chill, hands : begins, IGels., ISul.; begins, with 
 clenching, ICimex ; begins at 11 a.m. (inter- 
 mittent), 1 1 Puis.; cold, ICimex, IDros.; cold, 
 and bluish, ISpong.; cold, nails blue, chill, 
 Dros.; begins in tips of fingers, IBry., I I Puis., 
 ■Sal. ac; begins in fingers, ISul.; draws fin- 
 gers together at beginning, ICimex.; fingers 
 stiff, I lEup. perf. ; finger tips cold, nails blue, 
 worse in warm room, Aeon.; hot,ISpong.; nails 
 blue, ICoccul., Dros.; nails blue, face pale, 
 giddy, not better by heat of stove, better 
 lying down, ISul.; numb, ICimex. 
 
 Chill, head : as of creeping along convolutions 
 of brain, Abrot.; cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IGels.; confusion, Astac; congestion, Ced., 
 ICinch.; d ulness, Caps.; as if hair were stand- 
 ing on end, I I Puis., ISpong.; heat, Arm, 
 IStram.; heat in forehead and face, hands 
 cold, IIArs.; as if in a furnac§, IKali br.; 
 heat, with shuddering of limbs, Stram.; inter- 
 nal, Bry.; heat, stinging in forehead, heat con- 
 tinued after chill, Mang.; heaviness, before 
 chill, Calc; humming, worse lying or sitting 
 quietly in the cold, I Puis.; benumbed, I Ars. ; 
 pain in parietal bone as if broken, ICalc; 
 spreading from scalp, Mosch.; as if screwed 
 up, IGlon.; stupid feeling, Cic; chill in 
 head, with thirst, Stanm; throbbing in 
 temples, before chill, Carbo v.; chills,repeated, 
 begin in vertex, afternoon, I Arum t. 
 
 Chill, headache: before chill, lArs., IBry., 
 ■ ICinch., lEup. perf., lEup. pur., INatr. m.; 
 during chill, I lAnthrac, Ars. h., IBry., 
 ICalc, ICaps., ICinch., ICoff., Coral., Elat., 
 lEup. perf., Lact. ac, 1 1 Med., IINatr. m., 
 Sarrac, ISpong., I IStram., Var., Zinc; after 
 chill, Ailant., 1 1 Ante, I ICact., ICimex, ICina, 
 lElat., Var., Vib.; in climacteric period, IThe- 
 rid.; from getting cold, Calc a. ; during head- 
 ache, Therid. ; in evening, in bed, I ISil.; in 
 evening at 9 o'clock, better in bed, succeeded 
 by thirst, Magn. s.; with cold face and hands, 
 IPetrol.; follows periodic sick headache, 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 USang.; in forehead, Ars. h.; as if forehead 
 would burst, I Sang. ; after pain in forehead, 
 Lact. ac; toward end of chill, stinging, press- 
 ing, drawing in forehead, extending to eyes, 
 worse opening eyes and motion (intermittent), 
 lArs. ; general malaise (nettlerash),ICop. ; with 
 nausea, Sang.; in occiput, sometimes extending 
 to front of head, pain in spleen, I ! Petrol.; be- 
 tween paroxysms, llgn.; pressure in fore- 
 head, lArs.; shooting from crown to poll, 
 IINuxv. ; stinging, IDiad.; throbbing, lEup. 
 perf. )|ggr Chap. 3, Headache fever. 
 
 Chill, heat: after heat, I I Apis, Ast. r., ICalc, 
 IHell., Niccol., IINuxv., Sep.; heat absent, 
 IClem., IDiad., Ran. b., ISabad., Staph.; al- 
 ternating, Agnus, Ant. t., Ars., Asaf., Bell., 
 Bor., Bov., ICalc, ICepa, IChain., IHep., 
 I IHyos., Ilod., IIKreo., I ILaur., ILach., 
 ILyc, Niccol., IINux v., IPhos. ac, Selen., 
 Spig., ISpong., ISul., Uran. n., Zinc; alter- 
 nating, in afternoon, I Cinch.; alternating, in 
 angina tonsillaris, IBar. m. ; alternating, with 
 moderate heat, during climaxis, 1 1 Zinc; al- 
 ternating, with coryza, after mercury, 1 1 Kali 
 iod.; alternating, several times a day, I I Polyp.; 
 alternating, in chronic diarrhoea and typhoid, 
 ICoccul. ; alternating, evening and night, 
 IBar. c; alternating, with flushes in face from 
 coughing (catarrhal complaints), IPetrol.; 
 alternating, in gonorrhoea, I Merc; alternat- 
 ing, now here now there, on single parts, Ver.; 
 alternating, every half hour, Amm. m.; alter- 
 nating, in icterus, IDig.; alternating, at vari- 
 ous times of day, INatr. m.; alternating, till 
 midnight, Amm. c; alternating, in pleuritis, 
 with plastic exudation, IHep.; alternating, in 
 pneumonia, ICamph.; alternating, in rheum- 
 atism, I Ars.; alternating, in septicaemia, I I Sal. 
 ac; alternating, often only on single parts, 
 IMerc; alternating, in rapid succession, lArs.; 
 alternating, in chronic hypertrophy of ton- 
 sils, angina, IBar. m.; aversion to heat, 
 Nitr. ac; burning of face and hot breath, 
 HCham.; chill continuing into heat, ICoccul., 
 ! I Pod.; dry, Elaps ; dry, after chill, in pneu- 
 monia, Hod.; dry, with parchmentlike skin, 
 after short chill, I llpec; dry, after chill, in 
 diphtheria, I Kali bi.; of face, hands and feet, 
 Agar.; of face, icy coldness of hands, no thirst, 
 I IDros.; feverishness, worse in morning, Sar- 
 rac; with flushes, IGuaraea ; follows flushes 
 ISang.; follows flushes at night (hydro- 
 metra), 1 1 Sep. ; flushes in face and icy cold 
 feet, IIKreo.; flying, pricking in skin, soon 
 followed by profuse sweat after chill, Gels.; 
 followed by feverish heat through whole body 
 (Bright' s disease), ITereb.; heat internal, Nitr. 
 ac, ISpong.; internal, with anxiety and red 
 cheeks, I Aeon.; internal burning, with thirst, 
 ISec; internal, rises up into head (prolapsus 
 and hemorrhage), llpec; interrupted by burn- 
 ing hot fever (metritis), 1 1 Sec; interrupts burn- 
 ing heat, ISec; interrupts heat, mostly of head 
 and face, returns at same hour, ISabad.; mixed, 
 one internal the other external or alternating, 
 INux v.; simultaneous, mingled, lArs., Lyss., 
 I I Pod., ISpong., I I Ver.; simultaneous, with 
 red face, ISul. ; slight, IHep. ; slight, precedes 
 fever, Syph.; heat of stove, relieves chills, JSsc. 
 h.; and sweat at same time, IRhus. 
 
 Chill, hiccough: after hiccough, in morning, 
 Amm. c. 
 
 Chill, hunger: lArs.; before chill, ICina, 
 1 1 Cinch.; during chill, Ailant.; a cold starved 
 feeling, could not get warm if he sat ever so 
 near the fire, Sil. 
 
 Chill, hypochondria : pressing pain, 1 1 Pod. 
 
 Chill, increasing : gradually, Agar. 
 
 Chill, injuries: after a fall, illness every four 
 weeks, beginning with chill, followed by long- 
 continued fever, I Hyper. ;mechanical , I Calend. ; 
 following operation, lasting three hours, in 
 evening (erysipelas), Apis; after sting, runs 
 over him like waves in short intervals, after 
 chilly cold sensation all around red middle of 
 sting, Vespa ; in seasons when flies sting,l Apis. 
 
 Chill, internal: ICalc, ICham., IChin.s.,ICic, 
 IDig., IGuaiac, Jacar., INatr. m., Plat., Sa- 
 bad., HSil.; in abdomen, Tereb.; inabdomen, 
 spreading to chest, ICamph.; in abdomen, 
 moving about, Bov.; particularly in abdomen, 
 intermingling with heat, Menyanth.; in after- 
 noon and evening, with shivering, worse in 
 back and in legs, not better by warmth, ICoc- 
 cul.; in afternoon, with sensation of hot water 
 in stomach, IPhos.; sensitive to air, worse 
 uncovering, II Astac; when walking in open 
 air, passes off in room, IChel.; with pain in 
 small of back (puerperal fever), 1 1 Plat.; as if 
 in bones, with warmth of skin, Berb.; as if in 
 bones, half hour later burning heat, thirst, 
 fever until 10 a.m. next day, Elaps ; as if parts 
 were contracted by cold and trembling, Paris; 
 follows papescent diarrhoea, Pseonia; in even- 
 ing, Plumb.; severe, shaking, evening in bed, 
 ■Chel.; with heat in face, ICoff., IIDig.,IKali 
 bi., I IMerc; with cold hands, Nitr. sp. d.; 
 could not support head, which trembles, ICoc- 
 cul.; as from want of animal heat, I INatr. m.; 
 with external heat, Anac, I Arm, I Ars., Bell., 
 ICalc, ICoff., Coloc, IDig., I IHell., llgn., 
 IKali bi., IINux v., IPsor., Ran. b., Rheum; 
 with external heat in evening in bed, ICalc.; 
 worse by external heat, llpec ; with weari- 
 ness and soreness in limbs, IHep.; about mid- 
 night, ICaust. ; in mornings, with shivering, 
 ICon.; at night in bed, IDros.; at night, with 
 external heat, Squilla ; numb hands and feet 
 (veta), ICoca ; skin not cold, Ars.; inner, with 
 cool skin, Agar.; with natural warmth of 
 skin, Agar.; spreading from within and 
 from vertebrae over limbs, Ant. t.; in stomach, 
 ICamph.; with sensation of weakness in 
 stomach, Ver.; even near warm stove, princi- 
 pally afternoon and evening, IGuaiac. ; with 
 sweat, most on palms of hands and in face, 
 ICoff.; then sweat without intervening heat, 
 I ICaust.; with thirst, I Ars., Carbo v.; with 
 thirst, most in morning, INatr. s. ; without 
 thirst, generally in evening, also at other 
 times of day, ISul.; w r ith trembling, skin 
 warm, Agnus ; from below up, IHep.; with 
 constant inclination to urinate, but urine 
 flows slowly and causes burning, IKali c; in 
 a warm room, Anac, ISep., IIPuls.; feels 
 no inward warmth, ICamph. ; desire _ for 
 warmth of stove, worse after warm drink, 
 Alum.; yawning and stretching, INatr. s. 
 
 Chill, joints : drawing, before chill, Calc 
 
 Chill, kidneys : in nephritis, 1 1 Arm 
 
 Chill, labor : after the pains, IKali c 
 B^T Chap. 24, Parturition chilliness. 
 
 Chill, larynx: laryngitis, chill for two hours, 
 ends with profuse sweat, ICed. 
 
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 Chill, legs : aching, INatr. m.; aching, before 
 chill, 1 1 Puis. ; begins on buttocks, descends to 
 legs and ascends to head, making hair stand 
 on end, with feeling in head as if it would 
 break, 1 1 Puis. ; begins, going all over body, 
 then general heat, then slight and gentle sweat, 
 I ISars.; beginning below knees, I Cinch.; be- 
 gins quartan intermittent, I I Sep.; begins in 
 legs, usually in thighs, IRhus; half an hour 
 before chill, calves cold, ILach., ILyc; draw- 
 ing, tearing crampy pains in hips running 
 down posterior thigh to calves, I I Rhus ; pre- 
 ceded by intolerable drawing pain through 
 thighs and legs, obliging him to alternately 
 draw them up and stretch them out, 
 IINux v.; drawn up, ICaps.; in evening, 
 in diphtheria, IBapt.; heaviness before chill, 
 ICimex ; creeping over body, especially 
 from hips to below knees, with hot sur- 
 face after catching cold, J I Op.; knees ach- 
 ing, Ars. h., INatr. m.; pains in knees, worse 
 after chill, Ars. h.; lameness, Ign.; pains, 
 ISpong.; pains, before chill, lEup. pur.; 
 stitches, in knees, IDiad.; tearing, I Ars. ; in 
 thighs, with aching, IHydras.; pain as if beaten 
 in thighs, I Ars.; begins in thighs, Thuya; 
 especially in thighs, ISpong.; on posterior por- 
 tion of thighs, I Cham. J|^° ascending. 
 
 •Chill, limbs: aching, INux v.; over body, with 
 gooseflesh, worse in rest, better on motion, 
 Aeon.; cold, Dros.; cold hands and feet, fol- 
 lows heat, I Iris; cold, with horripilations, 
 ILed.; cramps, Cup. m.; drawing, I Ars. ; draw- 
 ing and lassitude (angina), IMerc; drowsy 
 fatigue, ICalc; most in extremities, Cup. m.; 
 with heat of face, ISabad.; heaviness before 
 chill, Therid.; pains, Diad., I ILach.; pain, be- 
 fore chill, ICina ; frequent, with pain, Xan.; 
 pain, lElat., I I Strain.; pain and restlessness, 
 ■ Rhus; in palms and soles, spreading over 
 body, Dig.; running through, even in warm 
 room, Colch.; soreness, Diad.; stretching, I Ars.; 
 tearing in bones, before chill, Carbo v.; tear- 
 
 . ing, better from hot things, to back, Caps.; 
 trunk hot, Tereb.; weariness, with internal 
 chill, IHep. 
 
 Chill, liver: catarrh of duodenum (jaundice), 
 I I Kali m.; biliary colic, ICinch. ; several suc- 
 cessive days, sweat, followed by heat, in hepa- 
 titis, INatr. s.; pain, ICinch.; pain, after chill 
 across stomach and spleen, and around to 
 liver, I I Sep.; peculiar chill throughout whole 
 body, soon followed by sharp gnawing pain in 
 region of liver as if twenty dogs with sharp 
 teeth were gnawing her, ^Lyc; stitching, 
 IBry. 
 
 Chill, local (partial) : I I Aeon., I lAng., I I Arm, 
 lArs., IIBell., I ICamph., MCann., ICaust., 
 ICham., I IChel., ICinch., I ICina, ICoccul., 
 I ICoff., IGraph., I I Ign., I I Kali c, I INux v., 
 I I Plat., IIPuls., I I Ran. b., I IRhod., I IRuta, 
 I ISabad., UStaph., I ISul., IVer.; lower part, 
 Ars.; posterior, ICham.; posterior, with heat 
 of anterior, or vice versa, Cham.; single parts, 
 Amb., Ilgn.; single parts, heat of others, 
 ICham.; suffering part, Apis, Bry., ICaust.; 
 between pains, starting from anterior portion 
 of right thigh, where there is also a sensation 
 of shivering, IPuls. ; upper part, Agar., Bar. c. 
 Jg^* back, sides, etc. 
 
 Chill, lungs: hemorrhage, llpec; frequent, 
 during day, in phthisis, I IStann.; in phthisis, 
 
 hectic, with copious night sweats, Polyp.; in 
 pneumonia, ILach.; pneumonia, no ailments 
 before, IFerr.; in pneumonia, after catarrh, 
 
 I IPuls.; in pneumonia, with gooseflesh, I INux 
 v.; soreness after chill, Ailant. 
 
 Chill, lying down : after lying down,Nitr.ac; 
 must lie down, Dros. 
 
 Chill, mammae : commencing in, ICon. 
 
 Chill, measles: jgg^ Chap. 46, Eruption 
 measles. 
 
 Chill, menses : before menses, Ant. c, IPuls. ; 
 before menses, at night, I Lye. ; at beginning 
 and during menses, Agar. ; during menses, 
 IBell., Berb., IKreo., IPuls.; during menses, 
 with profuse watery diarrhoea and cold sweat 
 on forehead, Vib.; during menses, towards 
 evening, INatr. s.; commencing in breasts, 
 with dysmenorrhea, ICon.; in menorrhagia, 
 
 I I Sabina ; in metrorrhagia, 1 1 Sabina ; after 
 chill, suppressed for six months (chronic 
 ovarian affection), IKreo. 
 
 Chill, mental condition : anxiety, lAcon., 
 Calend., ICamph., Caps.; anxiety, before chill, 
 Ars. h., I ICinch.; anxiety and heat of face, 
 after chill, IPuls.; dreads chill, ICoccul., 
 IGels., INatr. m.? from emotion, lAsar., 
 ■Gels.; from fear, I IGels.; conscious, but can- 
 not talk, forgets words, Pod.; frantic, changes 
 position, I I Rhus ; ill humor, Ign.; ill humor, 
 with restlessness, Anac; great loquacity, 
 IPod.; morose, Calend.; commencing with 
 raging, ICimex; solicitous, Calend.; stupid, 
 IStram. ; cannot bear to be talked to, I IHyos.; 
 cannot collect thoughts, Caps. ; unconscious, 
 IStram. 
 
 Chill, in morning : ggi^ periodicity. 
 
 Chill, motion: .from least, I Aeon., 1 1 Apis, IBry., 
 Ced., Spig., Nitr. ac, IINux v.; on moving, 
 ■ Caps.; slight, during motion, with heat, 
 livid face, IRhus ; worse by exercise, ICoff.; 
 worse by exercise, better in warm room, 
 Bar. c. 
 
 Chill, mouth : bitter taste, ISpong. ; bitter taste, 
 before chill, Cina ; bitter taste, after chill, 
 IHep.; dry, IBry.; froth, Therid.; begins on 
 lips, IBry.; lips blue, llpec; profuse flow of 
 saliva, in dysentery, ILept.; profuse saliva, 
 w r ith disposition to vomit, ICoccul.; saliva- 
 tion, ICaps.; metallic taste, Alum. 
 
 Chill, nausea: Anthrac, ICham., Ign., Illpec, 
 I I Med., INatr. m., ISang., I IStram., Zinc; 
 before chill, lArs., HCinch., llpec, IIPuls.; 
 before chill, in epileptic attacks, I Kali bi.; 
 after chill, lElat., llpec, I Kali c; in after- 
 noon, Bov. ; in dysentery, ILept.; frequent, 
 Xan.; lasting till next chill, IChin. s.; from 
 10 o'clock to 2 p.m., Merc, sul.; in pharyngitis, 
 ILach.; vomiturition, Cain. 
 
 Chill, neck : over head, Staph.; pain in back 
 of, Ailant. ; painful stiffness, I I Puis. ; tearing, 
 Ars. h. gig" ascending. 
 
 Chill, nervous: I Aeon., Brach., ICoccul., 
 I IGels., Kali ph., IMagn. p., INux v., 
 IIPuls.; in cholera season, lAsar.; after un- 
 dressing in evening, inclination to laugh, 
 Agar.; from fright, I Aeon., I IGels., lOp. ; pre- 
 ceded by aching in head, especially occiput 
 and integuments thereof, commences 4 p.m., 
 culminates about midnight in delirium, ceases 
 entirely at daylight, I I Syph. ; skin warm,wants 
 to be held that she may not shake so(heart dis- 
 ease), IGels.; in hysteria, IStram.; after retir- 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 ing, commencing in anus and running down 
 legs, with spasmodic sensation, Syph.; in very 
 sensitive subjects, IGels. Jl^ mental con- 
 dition, shaking. 
 
 Chill, neuralgia : before neuralgia, ICheL; con- 
 stant shaking, with anxiety and stitches on 
 right side, neuralgic in character, painful parts 
 sensitive to pressure, IMez. 
 
 Chill, at night: jg^ periodicity. 
 
 Chill, nose : bleeding, tertian after chill, IHep.; 
 coryza, Calc. p., Sarrac, ISpong. fi^* Chap. 7, 
 Coryza chilliness. 
 
 Chill, pain : Bov., IColoe, Dulc; better after 
 chill, lArs.; in muscles, after chill, lElat.; 
 aching, with moaning, I lEup. perf.; in hip 
 joint, Ailant.; increased, llgn.; alternates 
 with pain in joints, 1 1 Hell.; in muscles, then 
 heat, with sweat, lEup. perf.; from right side 
 into right shoulder blade, Diad.; at beginning 
 of pain, at exit of supraorbital nerve diffused 
 over forehead, ILac def. 
 
 Chill, palpitation : Alum., llgn.; before chill, 
 1 1 Cinch. 
 
 Chill, periodicity: in afternoon, Alum.,Anac, 
 Ant. c, Arg. met., Arm, Ars., Bapt., Bar. c, 
 Bor., Bry., ICarbo a., Chel., Chin, s., Cic, 
 ICina, Coccul., Eup. perf., Gels., Graph., Kali 
 bi., I ILach., ILyc., Merc, per., Natr. m., Nitr. 
 ac, Nux v., Op., Phos. ac, IPuls., Ran. b., 
 Sabad., Samb., Sil., ISpong., Staph., Sul., 
 Thuya ; in afternoon, on alternate days, Bapt.; 
 in afternoon, alternate days, an hour earlier, 
 never amounting to chill,, lEup. perf.; in 
 afternoon, usually anticipating two hours, 
 ICham.; in afternoon, with internal chill in 
 morning, ICon.; in afternoon and evening, 
 I Nitr. ac; in afternoon and evening, until 
 sleep, Arg. met.; in afternoon and evening, 
 not better by external warmth, I ILaur.; in 
 afternoon, worse towards evening, with shiver- 
 ing from back down legs, ICroc; in afternoon, 
 cold feet (irritative fever), I I Graph.; in after- 
 noon, with pressive headache in morning, 
 extends into eyes, Sil.; in afternoon, followed 
 by heat, Amm. c; every afternoon, followed 
 by heat then sweat, 1 1 Rhus ; late in after- 
 noon, Merc, sul.; in afternoon, one half hour, 
 then thirst, must go to bed, then heat with 
 sweat, IFerr.; worse in afternoon or evening, 
 better mornings, paroxysms every fourteen 
 days, ICinch.; after 12" p.m., Thuya ; 1p.m., 
 Ars., Cact., Canth., Cina, Elat., Eup. perf., 
 .Lach., Merc, Nux v., Polyp., Puis., Sil., Sul.; 
 at 1 p.m., every day, while sitting at table, IFerr. 
 ph.; at 2 p.m., Ars., Calc, Canth., Cic, Curar., 
 Eup. perf., Gels., Med., Plant., Sil., Sul.; with 
 gooseflesh, 2 p.m., running over body, worse 
 when moving about, Plant.; 2.30 p.m., ILach.; 
 3 p.m., Ang., Ant. t., Apis, Ars., IBell., Canth., 
 Ced., ICheL, HChin. s., Cic, Con., Curar., 
 Ferr., Ilpec, ILyc, Polyp., I I Sabad., Samb., 
 Staph., Thuya; 3 p.m. till bedtime, I IPuls.; 
 3 to 4 p.m. , four months every day, I I Med. ; 
 
 3 to 4 p.m., worse in warm room or near 
 stove, begin front of chest, lApoc; 3 to 
 5 p.m., ICon.; 4 p.m., iEsc h., Anac, Apis, 
 Bov., Canth., Caust., Ced., Cham., Chin, s., 
 Con., Gamb., Gels., Graph., Hell., Hep., Ipec, 
 Kali iod., I ILyc, Magn. m., Natr. m.,Nux v., 
 Phos. ac, Polyp., I IPuls., Samb., Sep., Sil.; at 
 
 4 p.m., every day, followed by heat and thirst 
 (chronic keratitis after vaccination), 1 1 Thuya; 
 
 at 4 p.m., every day, continuing one hour, 
 preceded by rheumatic pains in arms (quar- 
 tan ague), I IPhell.; 4 p.m., lasting about ten 
 minutes, followed by intense heat, with little 
 sweat and severe headache, and pulsating in 
 temples (three days after parturition), I I Lye; 
 4 to 5 p.m., every day, IGels.; 4 to 7 p.m., or 
 all night, IKali iod.; 4 to 8 p.m., IMagn. m.;. 
 4 to 8 p.m., icy coldness and gooseflesh, INatr. s.;, 
 4 to 8 p.m., with numb hands and feet, icy cold 
 at 7 p.m., ILyc; 4 to 8 p.m., or in night, could 
 not get warm, all complaints worse, no subse- 
 quent heat, IHep.; 5 p.m., Alum., Amm. m.,, 
 Apis, Ars., Bov., Canth., Caps., Ced., Cinch., 
 Con., Eup. perf., Gamb., Gels., Graph., Hell., 
 Hep., Kali c, Kali iod., Magn. c, Natr. m.,. 
 Nux m., Nux v., Rhus, Sabad., Samb., Sep., 
 Sil., Sul., Thuya ; 5 p.m., followed by fever 
 and slight sweat (after getting wet), Med.; 5- 
 p.m., preceded by yawning, lasts an hour, 
 lElat.; 5 p.m., in sacrum, going downward, 
 I IPuls.; about 5.30 p.m., lasting an hour, 
 INatr. m.; 5.30 every afternoon, lasts an hour, 
 severe, begins in thigh, from knee to hip, ex- 
 tends over body, I I Thuya ; annually, in Au- 
 gust, alter dosing with morphine, brandy and 
 quinine, ILach.; anteponing with congestive 
 throbbing, thirst and aching in bones, lEup.. 
 perf.; anticipating, in morning, I Nux v.; be- 
 fore going to bed (intermittent), ISamb.; clock- 
 like regularity, 1 1 Ced.; daily, ICimex ; daily 
 at same hour, or every other day, with sleep- 
 lessness, but neither heat nor sweat, IIDiad.;. 
 daily, with unconsciousness (puerperal peri- 
 tonitis), ILach.; daily, with violence for a 
 week (intermittent after confinement), ILach.; 
 during day, Alum., Ars.; during day, with 
 menorrhagia, ILach.; every other day, Brom., 
 ICinch., Merc sul., MOxal. ac; every other 
 day, several, commencing with coldness in ab- 
 domen, spread thence all over body, I IVer.; 
 every other day, about 4 p.m., lasting two 
 hours, followed by more or less fever till bed- 
 time, Lye; every other day at same hour, 
 IIDiad.; every other day, in intermittent, 
 1 1 Polyp.; every other day, in morning at same 
 hour (dropsy), IDig.; every other day, com- 
 mencing at 7 a.m., lasting one to two hours 
 (infant), lElat.; every other day at 11a.m., 
 Ilpec; every other day, at 1 or 2 a.m., Ilpec; 
 every other day, every succeeding attack 
 being severe (intermittent), I I Polyp.; alter- 
 nately weak and strong every other day 
 (intermittent), I IVer.; every other day, 
 twice in day, for two hours, lElat.; in even- 
 ing, Aeon., Msc. h., Alum., Amm. m., Arn., 
 Ars., Bell., Bov., Bry., Calad., ICalc, 
 Caps., Carbol. ac, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Ced., 
 ICham., Chel., Chin, s., Chlor., ICina, 
 ICoccul., Cycl., Diad., Dulc, Ferr. m., Gamb., 
 ■Graph., Hep., Hydras., llgn., Kali bi., Lach., 
 ILyc, Magn. c, Magn. m., Mang., IMerc, 
 Mez., INitr.ac,Nux v.JPhos., IPhos.ac,Plat., 
 Psor., I IPuls., IIRhus, Sabad., Sabina, Samb., 
 Sep., ISpong., Stann., Staph., Sul., Thuya ; 
 evening, sensitive to cold air and uncovering, 
 chill predominates, Cycl.; in evening, mostly 
 on arms, Bell.; in evening, over back, Stann.; 
 in evening, with coldness in back, external 
 warmth, Mur. ac; in evening, in bed, I Aeon., 
 Alum., Amm. c, Aur. met., Bov., Bry., ICalc, 
 Carbo a., Chin, s., Dros., Ferr., Hep., ILyc,, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1083 
 
 IMerc.,INatr. s., Niccol., Nux v., Plios.,IRhus ; 
 in evening, on going to bed, Merc, per.; even-' 
 ings, at night, in bed, lasting till morning, 
 IINux v.; in evening, with heat in face,Staph.; 
 in evening, gooseflesh and thirst, IBry.; in 
 evening, with headache and tearing in limbs, 
 Graph.; in evening, sudden, followed by heat, 
 I Aeon.; evening, until 12 p.m., followed by 
 heat, IMagn. m.; in evening, followed by 
 heat, in typhoid, I Lye; especially towards 
 evening, often with heat at same time, I Petrol.; 
 in evening, hot, better by warmth, ICanth.; 
 toward evening, IPuls., ISabad., in evening, 
 in liver complaint (influenza), MChel.; in 
 evening until midnight, with great weakness 
 and sleep, IPhos.; generally only in evening, 
 IPhos.; in evening, in paronychia, INatr. s.; 
 evening, small, contracted pulse, red face, 
 and feeling of heat, without external warmth, 
 Oxal. ac; repeated towards evening, Chel.; 
 begins toward evening, better near warm stove 
 and after lying down, IKali c; at sunset,Ign., 
 IPuls., Thuya; in evening, teeth chattering, 
 feeling as in trismus, ILach.; in evening, with 
 trembling feeling, Plat.; 6 p.m., Amm. m., 
 Ant. t., Ars., Bell., Bov., Canth., Caps., Carbo a., 
 Ced., Gamb., Graph., Hell., Hep., Kali c, 
 Kali iod., Lye, Magn. m., Natr. m., Nux v., 
 Phos., IPuls., Rhus, Samb.,Sep., Sul., Thuya ; 
 6 to 8 p.m., lasting all night, IGamb.; 7 p.m., 
 Alum., Amm. m., Bov., Cale, Canth., Ced., 
 Gamb., Graph., Hell., Hep., Kali iod., ILyc, 
 Natr. m., Nux v., IPetrol., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 IRhus, Sil., Sul., Thuya ; 8 p.m., Alum., Ars., 
 Bar. c, Bov., Canth., Carbo a., Elaps, Gamb., 
 Graph., Hell., Hep., Kali iod., Magn. m., 
 Nux v., Phos. ac, IRhus, Sul.; 9 p.m., Ars., 
 Bov., Cantlj., Gamb., Gels., Hydras., Magn., 
 Nux m., Nux v., Phos. ac, Polyp. ,Sabad., Sul.; 
 
 9 p.m., extends to right arm, right side of chest, 
 abdomen and right hip, with difficulty of 
 breathing, I I Merc, per.; 9 p.m. to 10 a.m., fol- 
 lowed by sweat, in afternoon, Magn. s.; 10 p.m., 
 Ars., BoV., Canth., Chin, s., Elaps, Hydras., 
 Ipec, Kali iod., Magn. c, Phos. ac, Sabad.; at 
 
 10 p.m., every Thursday, IChin.s.; at 11 p.m., 
 Ars., Cact., Canth., Carbo a., Sul.; in forenoon, 
 Ang., Arm, Cale, IChin. a., Con.,Cycl., IDros., 
 Eup. perf., Euph., Led., IINatr. m., Nux v., 
 Sil., Stann., Stront.; in forenoon, better by 
 eating, lAmb.; in forenoon, in phthisis, 
 ICetrar.; before 9 a.m., every day, I IDros.; 
 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with aching in" back and 
 bones (intermittent 1, I Ipec; at frequent 
 intervals (chronic splenitis), ICean.; half an 
 hour, Stann.; at regular hours, thirst during 
 attack, IDiad.; at same hour each day, 
 Arum t., HCed., I IChin. s., Gels.; irregular, 
 llpee; irregular,in h?ematamesis, I I Tereb.; two 
 minutes, heat half an hour, then chill again, 
 I I Puis. ; in morning, Ang., Apis, Arm, I Ars., Bov., 
 Bry.,Cale,Chin.s., Carbo v., Con.,Dros.,IIEup. 
 perf., Euphor., Ferr., Gels., Graph., I I Hell., 
 Hep., Hydras., IKali e, Led., Lye, Merc, 
 IINatr. m., INux v., Phos., Pod., Sep., Spig., 
 Sul., Thuya, Ver.; in morning, in open air, • 
 Jacea ; in morning,in bed, Graph. ; in morning, 
 in bed, after heat, Nitr. ac; in morning, with 
 constipation, in nursing children, IINux v.; 
 in morning, returns at close of day, I I Thuya ; 
 in morning, after dressing, Cale p.; in morn- 
 ing or evening, I Hydras.; every morning, 
 
 IPhyt.; every morning, about 7 o'clock, I INux 
 m.; in morning, with cold feet, Berb.; inmorn- 
 ing, no fever, could not get warm, Eup. perf.; 
 towards morning, follows external heat, after 
 12 p.m., IStaph.; in morning, at same hour, 
 Spig.; in morning, two hours earlier every 
 other day, I INux in.; in morning, with neur- 
 algia commencing in temples and extending 
 down ramus of inferior maxilla and posterior- 
 ly to occiput, with epistaxis, I INux v.; in 
 morning, till noon, IKali e, IINatr. m.; in 
 morning, when rising, but more generally in 
 evening, after lying down, as from cold water 
 poured over one, I Mere; in morning, descend- 
 ing from sacrum to posterior part of thighs, 
 Stront. ; in morning, with pain in stomach and 
 left hypochondriac region, I INux v.; in morn- 
 ing, preceded by thirst, Ang.; 6 or 7 a.m., 
 without heat, IHep.; at 7 a.m., IINux v., 
 IPod.; 7 a.m., after thirst, with moist hands, 
 
 I I Eup. perf.; 7 to 8 a.m., every day, without 
 heat or sweat, cough, loss of appetite, sleep- 
 less, exhausted, IDiad.; 7 to 8 a.m. one day, 
 9 to 10 next, first feet, then back, worse on 
 right side, IFerr.; 8 a.m., well marked, IChin. 
 s.; in morning early, lasting until 10, then 
 heat and offensive sweat towards noon, IDig.; 
 returns in one month, llgn.; at night, Bov., 
 IKali iod., ILach., IPhyt., ISpong., Stram.; 
 awoke her at night in bed, 1 1 Carbo a.; cold 
 running over, at night, Arum t. ; at night, fol- 
 lowed by (intermittent), I IPod.; every mid- 
 night, then headache, fever, thirst and sweat 
 (intermittent of a lying-in woman), ICact.; at 
 night, alternating with heat, IPhos.; at night, 
 with a form of insanity (albuminuria),! IPhyt.; 
 first at night,after\vards at varioushours on two 
 consecutive days at 2 p.m., then two days at 
 3, 4,5 and 6 each, then 7 p.m., where it remained 
 for two weeks, I I Med. ; at night, in menorrha- 
 gia, ILach.; awakens at midnight, Nitr. ac; at 
 night, pain worse, IHep.; suppressed by qui- 
 nine, returned again every other night before 
 midnight (intermittent), I IPuls.; worse at 
 night, must walk about, llgn.; latter part of 
 night, with thirst, pain in limbs, hot head, 
 stupor, IOp.; sudden, shaking, at night wak- 
 ing from sleep and as suddenly disappearing, 
 Gamb.; worse through night, ICarbol. ac; at 
 
 II p.m., infant 6 months (intermittent), ICact.; 
 about midnight, IIArs., Canth., Caust., Sul.; 
 after midnight, IIArs., I ICalad., Op., Thuva; 
 1 a.m., lArs., Natr. m., Puis., Sil.; 2 a.m., lArs., 
 Canth., IHep., Lach., Puis.; 2 a.m., no more 
 sleep (ulcer os uteri), ICurar.; 3 a.m., Arum 
 m., Canth., Ced., Led., Natr. m., Sil.; 3 a.m., 
 begins in right thigh and spreads over whole 
 body (ague), I IRhus ; 3 a.m., followed by 
 thirst, then s\veat all over, except head, Thu- 
 ya ; 4 a.m., Alum., Amm. m., Ars., Arn.,ICed., 
 Con., Natr. m., Sil.; 4 a.m., slimy stools, Diose; 
 5 a.m., Bov., Cinch., Con., Dros., Natr. m., 
 Polyp., Rhus, Sep., Sil.; 5 a.m., daily, with 
 fatiguing cough, I IChin. m.; first, 5 a.m., 
 second 6 a.m., 1 1 Rhus; 6 a.m., Arm, Bov., 
 Dros., Graph., Hep., Natr. m., Nux v., Sil., 
 Stram., Ver.; 7 a.m., Bov., Dros., Eup. perf., 
 Ferr., Graph., Hep., Natr. m.,Nux m.,Nux v., 
 Pod., Sil., Stram.; 7 to 9 a.m., Eup. perf.,. 
 Natr. m., Pod.; 7 to 9 a.m., one day, 12 the 
 next, Eup. perf.; 8 a.m., Bov., Coccul., Dros., 
 Eup. perf., Lye, Mez., Natr. m., Pod., Puis., 
 
1084 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 Stram.; 9 a.m., Ant. t., I lEup. perf., Ilpec, 
 Kali c, Lye, Magn. c, Mez., INatr. m., Phos. 
 ac.,1 1 Rhus, Sep., Staph., I I Stram., Sul.; 9 to 11 
 a.m., I INatr. m., Polyp., Stann.; 10 a.m., lArs., 
 Bapt., Cact., Carbo v., Chin, s., Colch., Eup. 
 perf., Led., Med., Puis., I INatr. m., Polyp., 
 Rhus, Sep., Stann., I I Stram., Sul., Thuya; 
 10.30 a.m., ICaps.; 11 a.m., IArs.,Bapt., Cact., 
 Carbo v., Cham., Chin, s., Hyos., Ilpec, Lo- 
 bel. i., Med., INatr. m., 1 1 Nux v., 1 1 Op., 1 1 Pod., 
 Polyp., Puis., Sep., Sil., Sul.; at noon, Ant. c, 
 Elat., Elaps, Eup. perf., ILach., Lobel. i., 
 Merc, Nux v., 1 1 Puis., Sil., Sul.; at noon, alter- 
 nate days, commencing in knees, with cold 
 legs and feet, lasting twenty minutes, I I Puis. ; 
 at noon, illy denned, lasting one half hour 
 (tertian), IChin. s.; at noon, then heat and 
 sweat until morning, ILobel i.; at noon, no 
 thirst, dry heat in afternoon, without sweat, 
 Elaps ; towards noon, Ascl. t.; towards noon, 
 with thirst for beer, Ant. c; from noon to 1.30 
 p.m., Merc, sul.; periodic, all over, Oleand.; 
 postponing, Ilpec; postpones or anticipates, 
 I I Cinch.; great regularity, IIDiad.; congestive, 
 regular in time, irregular in stages, IOp.; re- 
 mitting, last half an hour. ISul.; on rising, 
 could not get warm, Diosc; several times a 
 day, Med.; sudden attacks, 9 a.m., in March, 
 IDiad.; worse at sundown, ICarbol. ac; twice 
 a day, every third day, Elat.; shivering fits, 
 like ague, every three or four weeks, last three 
 or four hours, I ISul.; every four weeks, in 
 morning, 1 1 Sep.; after every attack of indis- 
 position, Cup. m. J8&* Fever intermittent. 
 
 Chill, periosteum : drawing, before chill, I Arn. 
 
 Chill, predominating: Alum.,Amm. m., Ant. c, 
 Ant. t.,Aranea, Arn.,Aur. met.,Bov., Camph., 
 Canth., Caps., Carbo v., ICaust., IChin. s., 
 Cimex, Cina, ICinch., Coccul., Cycl., Dig., 
 Dros., Elaps, lEup. perf., Euph., Hep., IKali 
 iod., Led., Lye, Menyanth., Merc per., Mez., 
 Mur. ac, Niccol., Nux v., Petrol., Polyp., 
 Rhus, Sabad., Sars., Sep., Staph., Thuya, Ver.; 
 especially in afternoon, Bor.; cold most of the 
 time, Iod.; increasing towards evening, with 
 thirst and redness of face, Plumb. ; toxsemic 
 fevers,ITarant.; quartan fever, I I "Rhus ; mostly 
 internal, INatr. m.; with irritability, which 
 ceases during heat, Plat. 
 
 €hill, pulse : after chill, as soon as reaction takes 
 place pulse rises as much above normal as it 
 was depressed below it, IGels.; full, Chin, s.; 
 sensation of pulse beating in abdomen, Card, 
 m.; slow, IHydras., Menyanth.; weak, Gels.; 
 shaking, with weak, rapid, irregular,Zinc; 75 
 to 90, Card. m. 
 
 Chill, rest: aggravation, I IKreo.; during rest, 
 none during motion, IDros. 
 
 Chill, restlessness: I Aeon., lArs., I IKreo., 
 IRhus; at night, Uran. n. g^ 5 motion. 
 
 Chill, rheumatism: I Aeon., lArs., IIBry., 
 HColch., IFerr. ph., IKalm. 
 
 Chill, sexual condition: after seminal emis- 
 sion, Coff. t.; penis and testicles hot, Sil. ; with 
 motion of scrotum, MCalc p.; in scrotum, 
 with shrivelling and gooseflesh on it and 
 neighboring parts, Zinc. 
 
 Chill, with shaking (shivering) : IIArs.,Brom., 
 Cann.s.,1 IChin. s.,IClem.,IIEup. perf.,1 IGels., 
 IHep., Lyss., INatr. m., INatr. s., INux v., 
 IPhos. ac, IIPuls., Sang., Vacc; particularly 
 back and arms (tertian), llgn.; in bed, Inul.; 
 
 whole body, Ced.; better holding child firmly, 
 or pressing down, ILach.; asks to be held, 
 IGels.; but little coldness, IIEup. pur.; whole 
 body in paroxysms, I ISul. ac; shivers awhile, 
 then shakes for twenty minutes, Ilpec; shud- 
 dering, INatr. m.; shuddering, before chill, 
 Ars. JS^sT* nervous. 
 
 Chill, shock: running through body with a 
 sudden shock, with vertigo, Ant. t. 
 
 Chill, sides: on side lain on, Arn., IBar. c, 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., INatr. c; left feels cold to 
 touch, Thuya ; coldness of left, particularly 
 extremities, bluish nails, 1 1 Rob.; mostly left, 
 worse up and down back, shakes even when 
 near a warm stove, Ruta ; one-sided, Arn., 
 IBell., IIBry., Carbo v., ICaust., 1 1 Cham., 
 I ICinch., ICoccul., I llgn., I IKali c, 1 1 Lye, 
 
 I INatr. c, INux v., I I Plat., IIPuls., I IRhus, 
 
 I I Sabad., I ISpig., I ISul., 1 1 Verb.; one-sided, 
 principally left, I I Dros. ; one-sided, left, at 7 
 p.m., commencing in back, with mumb icy 
 cold hands and feet, tearing in limbs, yawn- 
 ing, nausea and inclination to vomit, ILyc; 
 right, IBry., IPhos. ggj^ local. 
 
 Chill, sitting : better, Bry. 
 
 Chill, skin : contractive sensation, Paris. 
 
 Chill, sleep : after sleep, Arn., Bry.; followed 
 by sleep, lArs., 1 1 Camph., Gels.; awoke him 
 in morning, Mur. ac; on awaking, IChel.; on 
 awaking from dreamy sleep, covered with 
 sweat, ILyc; children and old people, I IOp.; 
 deep after chill, I Ars.; violent, after dozing, 
 Agar.; drowsy, Ant. c, Ast. r., I I Iris, I INux 
 m.; falls asleep during chill, 1 1 Ver.; goes to 
 sleep between heat and chill, I INux v.; rest- 
 less, IIAnthrac; restless, with heat, after 
 chill, Spong.; prevents sleep at night (general 
 prostration after childbearing), Hiach.; sleep- 
 ness, after chill, Sabad.; worse during sleep, 
 Bor. 
 
 Chill, stomach: burning, Diad.; cramplike 
 pain, before chill, Diad.; deranged, IBry.; at 
 9 p.m., extends to right arm, right side of 
 chest, abdomen and right hip, with dyspnoea, 
 1 1 Merc, per.; inclined to gastric derange- 
 ment, INatr. s. ; gastritis, ISang.; pain be- 
 ginning with anxiety, before chill, lArs.; 
 spreading from, Curar.; weakness, after chill, 
 Eup. perf. 
 
 Chill, stool : before stool, Calend., IMez. ; before 
 stool, in constipation, IMez.; during stool, 
 Aloe, Alum., Con., IPuls.* Ptel. , Stann., IVer.; 
 after stool, Grat., IMerc, IMez., Plat.; after 
 stool, in dysentery, ISul.; after profuse bloody, 
 sometimes large clotted masses, Med.; after 
 nervous chill, immediate desire for stool, 
 passed a little urine and chill and desire for 
 stool ceased, Syph.; diarrhceic, Ilpec; liquid, 
 after chill, lElat.; loose, before chill, early in 
 morning, nervousness (intermittent), IFerr.; 
 loose, in intermittent, I Ars. 
 
 Chill, stretching: Brom.; before chill, Diad.; 
 before chill, in tertian, llgn.; pale 9 a.m., 
 before chill, lEup. perf. 
 
 Chill, sweat : after chill, Caps. , 1 1 Ver.; drenched 
 • for many days, after chill, ILach.; after 
 chill, with excessive warmth all night, Still.; 
 alternates with chill, IGlon.; cold, ITabac; 
 cold, clammy, Cup. m., Ver.; shaking soon 
 passes off into general coldness, Ver ; followed 
 by cold sweats, Zinc ; follows chill, in evening 
 (typhus), lArg. nit.; follows chill, without 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1085' 
 
 intervening heat, ILyc; profuse, after chill, 
 IPetroL; profuse, after midnight till morning, 
 Graph.; profuse, sour, clammy, with faint op- 
 pression of chest, after chill, Psor.; at same 
 time, Euphor. ; shivering on account of easy 
 sweat, Coff.; shivering, with moist skin, Bufo ; 
 warm sweat, after icy cold calves, ILach. 
 j^g^ sweat. 
 
 Chill, swelling: followed by bloated face and 
 hands, ILyc. 
 
 Chill, symptoms : appear with chill, Calend.; 
 worse during chill, Ars. 
 
 Chill, teeth: chattering, MCamph., MChel., 
 IIpec.,1 1 Thuya; chattering, awakens at 2 a.m., 
 INatr. m.; slight chill, with chattering, as 
 from convulsions of masseter muscles, Stann.; 
 chattering, in sensitive subjects, IIGels. 
 g^° nervous. 
 
 Chill, thirst : before chill, A mm. c, Ang., ICaps., 
 iCimeXjIICinch., IIEup.perf., IHep., Lobel.i., 
 I INux v., IPuls., I I Sep.; during chill, Absin., 
 Aeon., Alum., Amm.m., I Apis, Arn., Ars., Bar. 
 c, Bar. m., Bell., Bov., IBry., ICalc, Calad., 
 I ICamph., Cann. s., ICaps., ICarbo v., Chin, 
 s., Cimex, HCina, Cinch., Coral., Croc, Cu- 
 rar., IDiad., Dulc., Elaps, Elat., IIEup. perf., 
 Eup. pur.,IFerr., Gamb.,IGels., Graph., IHep., 
 Illgn., Ilpec, IKali c, Kali iod., ILach., Led., 
 Lobel. i., Magn. s., 1 1 Med., Mez., Mur. ac, 
 Natr. m., Natr. s., Nitr. ac, I INux v., Plumb., 
 Psor., Puis., IRhus, I ISabacl., Samb., ISec, 
 ■Sep., llStram., ISul., Thuya, IVer.; as chill 
 leaves, ISabad.; after chill, I Cimex, HCinch., 
 IIKreo., ISabad.; absent, lAnt. c, IIArs., 
 7fCarbo a.,Cina,IICinch., Curar., Dulc, Staph.; 
 absent alternate days, 11 a.m., Hyos.; absent, 
 during day, Asar.; for beer, Ant. c, INux v., 
 drinking often and much at a time, I INatr. 
 m.; for cold drinks, IBry., Ver.; in evening, 
 Bar. m., ICarbo v.; in catarrhal fever, I Jamb.; 
 forenoon, 10.30 to 12.30, Med.; preceded by 
 heat, ISul.; without heat, ICanth.; for large 
 quantities of water, IBry., Illgn.; for large 
 quantities of cold water, before chill, lArn. 
 for small quantities, after, I Ars., Eup. perf. 
 with heat in mouth, I ISul.; rarely, ISpong. 
 in throat, Agar.; with vomiting after least 
 drink of water (intermittent), IIEup. perf. 
 Chap. 14, Thirst fever. 
 
 Chill, throat: pain, before chill, lEup. pur.; 
 during and after swallowing, IMerc cor.; 
 ushering in cynanche tonsillaris, I Apis. 
 
 Chiil, thrombosis : followed by heat, lApis. 
 
 Chill, tongue : yellow, after chill, IHep. 
 
 Chill, toothache : during chill, I I Hell. 
 
 Chill, touch : on being touched, I Aeon. 
 
 Chill, trembling : Anag., Ant. c, ICham., Con., 
 ICroc, Eup. perf., Ilpec, Merc iod. flav., 
 I ISul. ac; then weight in head, heat in face, 
 roaring and tingling in ears, Cain. 
 
 Chill, twitching : llStram. 
 
 Chill, with ulcers : Hippoz. 
 
 Chill, unconsciousness: lArs., ICamph. 
 
 Chill, urethra: painful shoots, Sul.; tearing, 
 Calend. 
 
 Chill, urination: duringurination,IStram.; after 
 urination, Jamb., Med^; burning, stinging, dur- 
 ing and after, at climacteric period, Sars.; de- 
 sire to urinate, in dysentery, ILept.; creeping, 
 caused by difficult, I I Petrol.; discomfort and 
 uneasiness before urination, ILyc; frequent, 
 Meph.; frequent and copious, Ars.; frequent, 
 
 in intermittent, IIArs.; preceded by inconti- 
 nence of urine (intermittent), IGels.; profuse, 
 after chill, 1 1 Syph. 
 
 Chill, uterus : metritis, I IPuls.; pains, Calc p.; 
 stitching, aching, or boring pains, IMerc. 
 
 Chill, vertigo : Caps., ICinch., Lyss.; after ver- 
 tigo, lArs., Bert).; before chill, IBry.; after 
 chill, in pneumonia, I I Chel. 
 
 Chill, vomiting: before chill, Diad., lEup. perf., 
 Sec; during chill, I lAnthrac, ICina, ICup. 
 ars., lEup. perf., IGlon., Ilpec, 1 1 Med., INatr. 
 m., I I Sep., I IStram., Zinc; after chill, IBry., 
 1 1 Chel., Cinch., Diad., lElat., Ilpec, I IRhus; 
 at beginning, IFerr.; of bile,IDros.,Ign., Ilpec; 
 of bile, with straining before chill (intermit- 
 tent), I Ars.; of bile, after chill, I Kali c; of bile, 
 at end of chill, Eup. perf.; bitter, ICham.; in 
 cerebrospinal meningitis, IHell.; at close of 
 chills, lEup. perf.; in puerperal convulsions, 
 I I Aeon.; at end, in tertian, llgn.; of food, 
 Ailant., Ign.; of food, before chill, I Ars., 
 ICina ; of mucus, Ign., I INux v., I IPuls.; of 
 mucus, with straining, before chill (intermit- 
 tent), I Ars.; white (not transparent) mucus, 
 ■Kali m.; violent retching, before chill, Ilpec; 
 yellowish bitter water, before chill, lArs. 
 
 Chill, warmth : warm air seems cold, sun seems 
 to have no power, Thuya ; better warmly cov- 
 ered in bed, Hippom. ; better by external 
 warmth, Coral., Illgn.; better in a warm 
 room, ILach.; desire for, ICic, ILach.; con- 
 tinuous desire for, particularly of sun, I Con.; 
 wants to be near fire,Ptel. ; after getting heated,. 
 IGlon.; does not relieve, IIDiad., I Kali iod.; 
 worse in a warm room, Bry., Ilpec, Staph.;, 
 even near a warm stove, Bov., ICina, Iod., 
 IMagn. m., ISpong.; skin warm to touch, Ca- 
 lend.; passes off near warm stove, remaining 
 only on back, Menyanth.; worse near stove, 
 but wants to be there, ICinch.; wants to be 
 near fire and lie down, heat makes better, but 
 chill continues, ILach.; if warmly wrapped, 
 lasts an hour, if not, two or three hours, suc- 
 ceeded by extraordinary heat of entire body, 
 but no sweat, I ISul.; better wrapping up 
 warmly, llgn. 
 
 Chill, water: causes chill, Caps.; as if drenched 
 with cold, I Ant. t., ICinch., 1 1 Mez., IPuls., 
 IRhus, Sabad.; as if cold poured down 
 back, Alum.; as if cold were poured over one, 
 better by external warmth, Bar. c; in bed, as 
 if dashed with cold, IMagn. c; especially 
 over one side of bod}' - , from shoulder to thigh, 
 as if cold were poured over it, Verbas.; after 
 washing in cold, 4 p.m., ICed. 
 
 Chill, weakness : Astac, IGels., Ilpec; colic, 
 menses suppressed, IPuls.; before chill, 
 I ICinch., Thuya; after chill, Apis ; collapse 
 (pernicious intermittent), IVer.; fell down in 
 a bunch, Ilpec; languor, ICarbo v., IGels., 
 Ilpec, I INatr. m.; languor, after chill, Med.; 
 no reaction, ISul. 
 
 Chill, weather : from least exposure, Nitr. ac. ; 
 returns in rough weather, IDiad. ; on approach 
 of a storm r Zinc; comes on suddenly, worse in. 
 wet (phlegmasia alba dolens), INatr. s. 
 
 Chill, yawning: before chill, lArn., Diad.,. 
 lEup. perf.; before chill, in tertian, llgn.; 
 before chill, or begins with, Niccol.; during 
 chill, Agar., Brom., IMenyanth., I INatr. m., 
 Thuya : running over body, after yawning,. 
 Arum t.; shivering sensation, while yawning,, 
 
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 ICina; stretching, lasting through chill, 
 Elat. 
 
 CHILLINESS : ^Esc h., Amm. br., Amm. c, 
 Ang., Ant. t., lArg. nit.,IIArn.,IIArs., Ars. h., 
 Aspar., Aur. mur., Bisrn., Brach., IIBry., 
 ICalc, Cann. i., TrCean., ICed., ICham., 
 Chlor., ICist., Coccus, Coff. t., IColoc, ICup. 
 ac, Cup. ars., IDiad., Elaps, IGels., IHell., 
 IIHep., Hippoz., ILed., ILil. tig., ILyc,Lyss., 
 1 1 Med., IIMerc, Merc, cy., IMez., Mosch., 
 IINitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., INux v., Oleand., Pal- 
 lad., IPhos. ac, I IPsor., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 I ISars., HSil., ISul., ITarax., ITereb., IThuya, 
 Yiol. fl®" constant. 
 
 Chilliness, abdomen: IIMerc; with pain in 
 bowels, followed by heat and warm sweat, 
 I Pod. ; colic, Daph., Stront. ; cutting and grip- 
 ing in umbilical region, worse after stool, 
 I IColoc.; to feet, Calad.; with pain in bowels, 
 Elat.; followed by mucous stool, Ammoniac. 
 
 Chilliness, in afternoon : %^~ periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, aggravation: during, I ISars. 
 
 Chilliness, air : aversion to open, IPetrol.; when 
 airing bed, Caps. ; better in open, I I Puis. ; 
 from cold, iEsc h., Sarrac; as if cold were 
 blowing on covered parts (cholera Asiatica), 
 HCamph.; from least exposure to cold, Coff.; 
 in cold open (coryza), Aloe ; on going from 
 warm room into cold, IIPuls.; in cold, damp, 
 ■Sep.; in cool, llgn.; in cool open, otherwise 
 better, Lil. tig.; from slightest contact, INux 
 v.; if well covered, out of doors, IRan. b.; 
 from draught or damp, better by covering 
 warmly, I I Puis.; worse in open, Agar., Bufo., 
 Carbol. ac, 1 1 Kali m., IIMerc., Myr. cer., 
 Polyp.; in open, and when exercising, Plumb.; 
 in open, in evening, IBapt., ISep., Zing.; in 
 open, with weakness in legs, and dyspnoea, 
 Seneg.; in open, as if naked, ISul.; in open, 
 must get to warm stove, heat agreeable, but 
 does not relieve, IHep.; worse in open (facial 
 neuralgia), 1 1 Rhus ; sensitive tocold,ICamph.; 
 sensitive to cold, has to keep well covered at 
 night, ICham. ; on allowing air to strike him, 
 with sweat, INux v. 
 
 Chilliness, anthrax : from eating meat of dis- 
 eased animals, I lAnthrac 
 
 Chilliness, anus : burning, ^Esc. h. 
 
 Chilliness, arms: Astac, Cinnab.; upper, in 
 evening, with thirst, IPsor.; posterior surface, 
 IRaph.; rheumatism, BFerr., I IThuya; along 
 right, ILept.; move down right (bitten), Lyss. 
 
 Chilliness, back: Ang., Agar., Calad., I ICamph., 
 ICham., Crot. t., IDig., IDulc, IHam., Lept., 
 INatr. m.,Nitr. sp. d. , IIPuls., IRaph., Rumex, 
 Sec,Spong.; aching,Diosc ; inafternoon, I I Guai- 
 ac , Stram.; alternately with aching, Ipom.; 
 and over arms, in evening after lying down, 
 INux v. ; anaemia of brain, ICon. ; in tuberculous 
 consumption, ISpong.; crawls toward arms and 
 chest, as if skin and adjoining joints were hot, 
 Calc a.; creeps up sacrum, ISul.; creeping 
 up and down, iEsc h.; every day (diarrhoea), 
 IGels.; down, Bry., ^Cean., ICepa, IGels., 
 Ham., Sil. ; down, 11 to 12 a.m., pain under 
 left scapula, Act. rac; in evening, for an 
 hour, subsequent heat, ISul.; worse in even- 
 ing, with cold limbs and hot palms (phthisis 
 florida, after pneumonia), IFerr. ; extending 
 from, with yawning, in afternoon, llpec; 
 while sitting by a fire, forenoon, Bapt.; with 
 cold hands, IIPuls.; heat on anterior parts of 
 
 body, IRhus ; heat of face and head, Jatroph.; 
 alternating with flushes of heat (cholera), 
 ■Chin, s.; pains in left kidney, I IMillef.; and 
 limbs, Nitr. sp. d.; and limbs, in morning, 
 with painfulness of skin as if it had been 
 frozen, INux v.; in loins, Camph.; between 
 scapulae (asthma), I Caps.; with rolling and 
 gurgling in right scapula, Tarax.; and over 
 shoulders, worse after meals and coming into 
 room from open air, lArg. nit. ; in small of, 
 Camph.; creeps from small of, up, from 6 to 8 
 p.m., ISul.; from small of, up, in nephritis, 
 I Kali iod.; along spine, IGels., ILept.; down 
 spine, Ruta ; in suffering parts in region of 
 kidneys, Berb.; without thirst, in open air, 
 especially in draught, Dulc. ; up, in influenza, 
 IGels.; up, ISabad.; up, yawning and depres- 
 sion, dull pain in forehead, Merc, sul.; upper, 
 worse at night and in cold air, IStront.; seeks 
 a warm place, I Kali bi. ; like cold water, 
 Stram. Jd^ Chill, back; also Chap. 31, Back, 
 chilliness. 
 
 Chilliness, in bed: Bry., IMagn. m., IMez., 
 INatr. s.; on going, Stilling.; did not dare to 
 put hands out of, Sil. ; obliged to keep, IMil- 
 lef; as if dashed with cold water, IMagn. c 
 
 Chilliness, bladder : when too full, I I Med. 
 
 Chilliness, bones : aching, Diosc; as if made of 
 ice, even in summer, worse during rain, 
 IDiad. 
 
 Chilliness, breathing : difficult, Merc per. 
 
 Chilliness, Bright's disease : acute, lApis. 
 
 Chilliness, bronchitis : IPuls. 
 
 Chilliness, catarrh: I INux v.; chronic, I Kali iod. 
 
 Chilliness, chest : Alum., Natr. p.; complaints, 
 ■Apis; out of doors, IRan.b.; extending into, 
 Ars. met.; attacks of pain, I IPsor. 
 
 Chilliness, children : IPuls. 
 
 Chilliness, chill : before regular chill, Thuya. 
 
 Chilliness, during climacteric period : Tabac 
 
 Chilliness, with coldness: ICaust., IIKalm.; 
 in evening and after lying down, going off 
 slowly, followed by heat, IMagn. c; as if she 
 were continually taking cold, 1 1 01. jec; 
 hands, 1 1 Agnus ; hands and feet, lArg. nit.; 
 excited by touch of anything cold or a swal- 
 low of cold water (septicaemia), I I Sal. ac. 
 Bg^ heat want of animal ; also Chap. 46, 
 Skin coldness. 
 
 Chilliness, constant : lAsar., I Kali c, Lachn., 
 INatr. m., Pallad. ; iu chlorosis, IFerr.; 
 weak sluggish circulation, IPuls.; in gastri- 
 cism, IKalic; in headache, I Lac def.; increas- 
 ing, ILyc; after night- watching and mental 
 disturbance during pregnancy, I IPuls.; in 
 prosopalgia, IChel.; in toothache, I Kali c; 
 cannot get warm, IDros. JgglP periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, constipation : ILac def. 
 
 Chilliness, convulsions : Art. v. 
 
 Chilliness, cough : before cough, in whooping 
 cough, ICup. m.; w r ore from least movement 
 (jaundice), IPhos.; with whooping cough, 
 ICaust. 
 
 Chilliness,covering : better by covering warmly 
 in bed, feverishness in afternoon, Pod. ; not re- 
 lieved by clothing,ICycl.;not relieved by cover- 
 ing or heat of room, lAsar. ; from uncovering, 
 Agar., lArn., INux m., I INux v., Squilla; 
 particularly when uncovering in bed (orchi- 
 tis), IClem.; on undressing, 10 p.m., Ars. h. 
 
 Chilliness, crawling : ggp~ creeping. 
 
 Chilliness, creeping (crawling, horripilations) : 
 
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 lAmyl., Ant. t., Cadm. s., ICalc, HCalc. p., 
 Chlor., IKali c, IMagn. m., Oxal. ac, IPsor., 
 ISamb. ; on abdomen, ICham.; in afternoon 
 (anaemia), I INatr. m.; with sympathetic 
 aphonia, ICollin.; on back, Ang., Calend., 
 MCamph., ICham., ICrotal., dot. t., IIDig., 
 ■Dulc., IHam., Lept., INatr. m., Nitr. sp. d., 
 ■ IPuls., IRaph., Sec, Spong.; easily chilled 
 if not covered (cardialgia), I IPhos.; with 
 colic during paroxysm (intermittent), ICoff.; 
 before coma (typhus), ICalad. ; under covers, 
 IIOp.; aversion to drinks, Calend.; while 
 eating, Bo v.; in evening, Chlor.; particularly 
 toward evening (epidemic influenza), ISabad.; 
 face pale, MCamph.; alternating with fever, 
 ■Natr. s.; cold hands and hot face, IDros.; hot 
 hands, Cadm. s.; on head, Calc. p.; with 
 drawing in head, Camph.; with sick head- 
 ache, I J Natr. m.; alternating with heat, 
 Anthrok.; with feverish heat(puerperal fever), 
 Coff. ; from left side into thigh or into toes of 
 same side, thence into abdomen, whence it 
 descends again into right thigh and foot, 
 Stram.; over limbs, and also with heat in 
 head, ICamph.; w T hen lying down, Berb.; 
 when getting up in morning, I I Stram.; in in- 
 flammatory rheumatism, Ver.; before stool, 
 Benz. ac; more about trunk, evenings in a 
 warm room, Zing. B@* chill ; also Chap. 31, 
 Back, chilliness. 
 
 Chilliness, by day : gggp periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, in diarrhoea: Asim., IGuaiac; 
 chronic, INatr. s. ; in morning, with menses, 
 INatr. s. Jl^" stool. 
 
 Chilliness, drinking: Asar.; after drinking, 
 IIArs., Asar., HCaps., Elaps, INux v.; after 
 drinking, in quotidian, lArs.; after every 
 swallow he takes, Cinch.; after drinking cold 
 water, Elaps. 
 
 Chilliness, eating : after eating, Asar., Cinch, 
 bob, ICinch., IKali c, Mar. v.; after eating, 
 
 . in gastro-intestinal irritation, IKali bi.; no 
 appetite, Agar., Aph. ch.; before dinner, Berb. ; 
 after dinner, Cann. i., ISul.; during meals, 
 I I Ran. sc, IRaph., Ran. b.; after supper, 
 Ast. r.; after taking anything to eat or drink 
 (typhus), ITarax. 
 
 'Chilliness, eructations: empty, Gamb. 
 
 Chilliness, eruption : eczema impetigenoides, 
 with fever at night, 1 1 Rhus ; pruritus 
 senilis, itching and burning, IMez.; purpura, 
 I I Led. 
 
 Chilliness, in evening: jggg" 3 periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, eyes : Spong.; blepharitis, IKali C; 
 rheumatic ophthalmia, I ISyph.; redness of 
 eyeballs, Ziz. 
 
 •Chilliness, face : Brach., Rhod.; abscess of an- 
 trum, IMez.; flushes of heat, Sabina; flushed, 
 headache, and hot hands every two or three 
 weeks after slight exposure (bronchial attacks 
 after whooping cough), IKali bi.; with heat, 
 Chel., Inul., INux v.; heat, worse afternoon 
 and evening, I Ran. b.; heat and redness 
 (dysmenorrhcea), I INux v., I IPuls.; pale, in 
 open, especially damp, cold air, INux m.; 
 pale, sickly, ICalc; prosopalgia, I Caust., ICoc- 
 cul., I IPuls.; red cheeks, I IBry.; red, in rheu- 
 matic attack, IBry.; in whole right side, 
 ■Plat. ; spasmodic twitching, Ziz.; yellowish, 
 feels hot (hyperemia of brain), IPuls. 
 
 Chilliness, with faintness : Zing., Ziz. 
 
 Chilliness, feet: cold, I I Agar. ; cold, in warm 
 
 room, Ascl. t.; with pains through body, fore- 
 noon, Calend. 
 
 Chilliness, fever: during apyrexia, Sabad.; at 
 beginning, fever in morning, IKali c; catar- 
 rhal, I Hep., I INux v.; frequent, occasional 
 feverishness, ISiL; slight, gradually extending 
 over w T hole body (tertian), llgn.; intermittent, 
 ICimex ; attacks resembling ague, after abor- 
 tion, IKali c; rheumatic, INatr. m.; and 
 thirst, Calad.; incipient typhoid, IGels. 
 
 Chilliness, gangrene: and shuddering, Euphor. 
 
 Chilliness, gooseflesh(horrida cutis) : ICamph., 
 IHell., ISil., I ITabac; on chest, abdomen and 
 legs, Paris ; 2 p.m., worse when moving, Plant.; 
 4 to 8 p.m., INatr. s.; in dropsy, lArs.; on face 
 and arms, I llgn.; head and face burn (head- 
 ache), ICaust.; heat in head, during menses, 
 Kali iod. ; with chilly feeling in region of 
 kidneys, Berb.; on legs, Chin, a.; in quotidian, 
 llpec; after every swallow of drink, Cinch.; 
 skin warm to touch, Calend. JS^* creeping. 
 
 Chilliness, hands: Agar., I I Rhus ; blue, Agar.; 
 nails blue, giddy head, not better by heat of 
 stove, but better lying down, ISul.; cold, 
 1 1 Agar.; cold, nails blue, Jatroph. ; cold, head- 
 ache, Indig. ; with pains through body, fore- 
 noon, Calend.; rigidity, I I Kali m. 
 
 Chilliness, head : in cerebellum, every evening, 
 IDulc; dulness, Calc; dulness in forehead, 
 Aloe ; followed by flush over, Merc iod. rub.; 
 as if hair stood on end, Bar. c, Dulc, Grat.; 
 especially on head, at night, in bed, IMerc 
 cor.; hot, IBor.; hot, coldness follows, IStram.; 
 heat and congestion, IMerc; heat in forehead, 
 pressure, region of root of nose, and violent 
 thirst, I INatr. m.; heat, in rheumatic attack, 
 IBry.; heat, in typhoid, ICoccul. ; heaviness, 
 after, I I Dros. ; itching, back and limbs, I I Lye; 
 in occiput, Dulc. ; on occiput, neck and chest, 
 Ars. met.; pulsating in forehead and vertex, 
 ISil.; on scalp, Caps. ; over scalp, worse at night 
 and in cold air, IStront.; from head over 
 shoulder-blades, Stront. ; running over one 
 side, Ruta ; warmth of forehead and hands, 
 I I Natr. s. 
 
 Chilliness, headache : I I Agar., Amm.c, Cist., 
 ICoff., IColoc, ICup. m., Elat., ILac def., 
 Mez. , I I Thuya, Zing.; afternoon, Coca; 
 chronic, ICaust.; after taking cold, ICalc; in 
 evening, ISul.; in catarrhal fever, IKali c; 
 following headache, Alum.; before flushes 
 of heat from head to stomach, Sang.; in fore- 
 head or maxillary sinuses (influenza), IPuls.; 
 hysterical, IMosch. ; menorrhagia, I I Chin, s.; 
 in morning, I IFerr.; obstinate, in morning, 
 ISil.; in occiput, spreads, settles above right 
 eye, I Sang.; throbbing in occiput, after, 
 I IDros.; preceded by headache, with thirst 
 and tearing in limbs, 1 1 Rhus ; periodic at- 
 tacks of sick, two or three days before menses, 
 IPuls.; stitches, ICalc; in right temple, Ziz.; 
 unilateral, llgn.; tearing, after eating, I INux 
 v.; contractive tearing, forehead to neck, 
 I IMerc. 
 
 Chilliness, heat : alternating, 1 1 Aeon., Arund., 
 Asar., IKali bi., INitr.ac, INux v., 1 1 Rheum, 
 Rhod.; alternating, after anger, I INux v.; al- 
 ternating, in different parts of body, espe- 
 cially face, ICham.; alternating, carbuncles 
 with burning stitches all around (anthrax), 
 I I Lye; alternating, in catarrh, ICepa; alter- 
 nating, in diarrhoea, Dulc; alternating, to- 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 ward evening, Agar.; alternating, worse in 
 evening, All. sat.; alternating, at 8 p.M.,Elaps; 
 alternating, in bilious remittent, ICrotal.; 
 alternating, in typhus, IBapt.; alternating 
 with flushes, Eup. perf. ; alternating, before 
 and during menses, llgn.; alternating, in 
 morning till afternoon, IBenz. ac; alternating, 
 in phthisis, IStann.; alternating, in rheuma- 
 tism, ILyc; alternating, in ulcer of stomach, 
 I iMez. ; alternating, followed by cold sweat, 
 Cornus ; alternating, and thirst, IDulc; burn- 
 ing of internal parts, IMez.; inward burning, 
 ICaps.; and cold hands, following heat,ICalc; 
 dry, of skin (diphtheria), IMerc. cy.; feeling 
 of, Benz. ac; fever, with crimson flush of face, 
 I Gels.; flushes, interrupted by chilliness, Plat. ; 
 followed by hot flushes, Natr. p.; mingled 
 with flushes, before stool, IMerc; occasional 
 flushes, IPetrol.; followed by heat, I lAnag., 
 Camph., Nitr. sp. d., I I Puis., IPhos., I IPsor., 
 followed by heat, with thirst, inflammation 
 of lungs, ICornus ; follows heat, Niccol., 
 Rumex ; follows heat, mostly in face, disturb- 
 ing sleep, 3 a.m., Ang. ; glowing sensation in 
 chest and back, after, Ars. h.; followed by fever 
 and headache, Ammoniac; intermingled , par- 
 ticularly when turning in bed, after labor, 
 I I Puis.; intermingled with headache, IIPuls.; 
 intermingled, in physecoma peritonalis, 
 
 I I Rhus ; internal, Goss., IKali c; internal 
 and external, ICofF.; hot flushes intervening 
 (pleuritis), Sabad.; hot skin (gastritis), ICoc- 
 cul.; thirst, ISep. 
 
 Chilliness, heat, external : fig^*- warmth. 
 Chilliness, heat: want of animal, Amyl., 
 
 I I Ant. c, lAsar., ICalc, HCalc p., Cann. i., 
 ICarbo a., Cinch., IFerr., I ILaur., ILed., ILyc, 
 Mar. v., IMez., INatr. m., 101. jec, Oleand., 
 ISep., IISiL, UStaph., MVer. J©* cold- 
 ness. 
 
 Chilliness, horripilations: $is^ creeping, 
 gooseflesh. 
 
 Chilliness, hypochondria: grasping, ICalc; 
 pain and diarrhoea, Aloe. 
 
 Chilliness, in hysteria : ITherid. 
 
 Chilliness, itching : biting on head, back and 
 limbs, I ILyc; when feeling cold, Spong.; 
 followed by itching, IPetrol. 
 
 Chilliness, internal : g@^ Chill, internal. 
 
 Chilliness, joints : painful, as if tendons were 
 too short, HCimex. 
 
 Chilliness, kidneys: renal colic, INux v.; in- 
 flammation, I ISenecio. 
 
 Chilliness, labor : after labor, IMez. 
 
 Chilliness, larynx : hoarseness, INatr. c 
 
 Chilliness, legs: Cinnab.,Ehod., 1 1 Sep., Spong.; 
 cramp in evening, after lying down, I Puis.; 
 erysipelatous inflammation , ICalc; of knees, 
 Chim. m. ; about knees, which are not cold 
 externally, llgn.; spasmodic twitching, Ziz. 
 
 Chilliness, with leucorrhcea : ICycl. 
 
 Chilliness, limbs : 1 1 Act. rac, I I Agar., I Ars., 
 ICham.,Chlor.,Coff., Gels., Kali bi., ILact. 
 ac, INatr. m., Nitr. sp. d., Plumb., I I Polyp., 
 Sec,Stram.;along,l lAgar.; in diabetes, ILact. 
 ac; fingers and toes, ■Menyanth.; 10 a.m., fol- 
 lowed by heat, first in head, then descending 
 to extremities (hysteria), IHyos.; stitches, 
 I I Puis.; tearing, Bar. c; trembling, • Cinnam.; 
 trembling,especially evenings,ICoccul.; weary 
 sleepiness, ICalc. ; worse in extremities (in- 
 termittent), I IKali br. 
 
 Chilliness, liver : in hepatitis, constant, IMerc; 
 in liver trouble, IPod. 
 
 Chilliness, local (partial) : over affected part, 
 Ang., ICaust.; only on back part of body, 
 Croc; in chest, abdomen and legs, with goose- 
 flesh, and yawning and icy cold feet, Paris ; 
 in face and on arms, with chattering of teeth 
 and gooseflesh, I llgn.; about lower part of 
 body, ISuL; flitting, in spots now here now 
 there, worse in evening, IIPuls.; on isolated 
 spots, as if cold drops were sprinkled, or as of 
 cold metal, Berb. ; posterior portion, better 
 in a warm room or near warm stove, llgn.; 
 on upper part of body, with yawning, 
 IMenyanth. 
 
 Chilliness, lungs: pains, Diosc; tuberculosis,, 
 heat and sweat all night, IFerr. iod.; incipient 
 tuberculosis, I ITuberc 
 
 Chilliness, menses: before menses, Amm. c, 
 Ant.c, lAnt.t., ICalc, llgn., IKali c, IKreo., 
 ILyc, IMagn. c, Nux v., IIPuls., ISil., Var.; 
 day before, in dysmenorrhcea, I ISep.; during, 
 ■Amm. c, Bell., Berb., IBry., Bufo., ICalc, 
 ICarbo a., Castor., ICaulo., ICoccul., Cycl., 
 ■Graph., Ipec, Kali iod., Kreo., IMagn. c, 
 ■Natr. m., I INatr. ph., INux v., ■Phos., 
 
 ■ ■Puis., ISec, HSep., ISil., Sul., BTabac, 
 1 1 Ver., Zinc, Zing.; during, in menorrhagia, 
 ■Coccus; after menses, I I Chin, s., Graph., 
 ■Kalic; amenorrhcea, Symph.; dysmenor- 
 rhoea, ■Cycl., I Ver.; early in day menses 
 appear, I I Ver.; irregularities in chlorotic 
 conditions, ICycl.; in menorrhagia, I Coccus ; 
 scanty and delayed, ■ INatr. m.; suppressed, 
 ■Cycl., HPuls. 
 
 Chilliness, mental condition : after anger, 
 
 ■ IBry.; anguish and restlessness, from a cold 
 on lungs threatening pneumonia (after Aeon.) , 
 ■Phos.; with chagrin, IBry.; mental disturb- 
 ance, cannot get warm, 1 1 Staph.; fretfulness, 
 I I Puis.; bad humor, Agar.; low spirits, Merc 
 sul.; apprehension, Amm. c; sadness and 
 apathy, Kali m.; dull senses, Agar.; stupor, 
 ■Hell. ; when talking about unpleasant things, 
 Mar. v.; after vexation (hemicrania), ICham. 
 
 Chilliness, in morning : jg^* periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, on motion : in bed, BArn., IKali c;; 
 not better by walking, IFerr.; in cholera, 
 I I Ver.; in coryza, I INux v.; at every motion, 
 ■Sep., HSil.; at every motion, with cough, 
 Ant. c; when exercising, IBry., HSil.; of 
 feet, ICalc; during fever, Chin, s.; during 
 fever, and in act of lying down, with sweat 
 immediately afterwards, IPod.; during heat, 
 intermittent, I Eup. pur.; from least, in open 
 air, generally with colic, IMerc cor.; on least, 
 worse 4 a.m. and 4 p.m., I INux v.; when at- 
 tempting to change position, lEup. pur.; on 
 slight, Agar.; from slightest, INux v.; on 
 slightest, in bed, ISul.; on talking, Ars.; while 
 walking, Ars. h. 
 
 Chilliness, mouth : bitter, Diosc; dry, IPetrol. 
 
 Chilliness, with nausea: Alum., lArg. nit., 
 ■Camph., BEup. perf., IHep., Iber., BLac def., 
 Sabad., Sul. ac, Ver. v., Zinc, Ziz.; after chil- 
 liness, ICamph., Cornus, lEup. perf., Iber., 
 ■Kali bi., IMagn. s., (Puis., Sabad., Sul. ac, 
 Ver. v., Xan.; caused by becoming ^ cold, 
 HCoccul.; dull pain in head, and feeling of 
 debility and languor, Cornus; in morning, 
 Asar., Bov., ICalc, Euphor.; morning and 
 evening, IKreo.; qualmishness, IPuls. 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
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 Chilliness, neck: I lArs. m.; in nape, Chrom. 
 ac, Dulc., Sil. 
 
 Chilliness, nervous : jfgg^ mental condition ; 
 also nervous. 
 
 Chilliness, at night: j^ 35 periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, nose : coryza, I Aeon., lArs., Calc. p., 
 ICepa, IIMerc., ISpong., ISul.; sneezing, in 
 evening, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Chilliness, in old people : men, lAurant. 
 
 Chilliness, with pains: IIPuls., ISep., Tell.; 
 increased, llgn.; in left side, ICean.; painful, 
 Gels. 
 
 Chilliness, with palpitation : Bov. 
 
 Chilliness, periodicity : Bism.; afternoon, in 
 angina, llgn.; in afternoon, especially on 
 arms, in a warm room, ■■Sil. ; especially in 
 afternoon (sympathetic aphonia), ICollin.; 
 every afternoon, ICrotal.; afternoon, internal, 
 for half an hour or an hour, IPhos.; in after- 
 noon, in phthisis, I Kali c; every day, 3 to 4 
 p.m., Asaf.; every day, 4 to 5 p.m., IGels.; at 5 
 p.m., ILyc; at 5 p.m., with icy cold feet, Graph.; 
 during day, I ICarbo a., Cinch, bol. , I Kali c, 
 Sabina ; during day, in conjunctivitis, I ISul.; 
 all day, worse in forenoon, INatr. c; frequent, 
 during day, Bell.; during day, with heaviness 
 of whole body, during apyrexia, 1 1 Puis. ; fre- 
 quent during 'day, worse indoors, better out- 
 doors, when exercising, Sul. ac; during day, 
 obliging to lie down (coryza), l (Merc; all day, 
 body feels sore, I I Bapt. ; day and night (en- 
 largement of spleen), IDiad.; in evening, Agar., 
 Apis, Bov., Calad., ICimex, IKali c, IMerc, 
 IMerc.cor., INatr. c, INatr. m.,Natr. s.,IISil., 
 I I Zing.; in evening, on falling asleep, IPhos.; 
 mostly toward evening, over back, Dulc; in 
 evening, in bed, Bry.; in evening, on going to 
 bed, IHam., Merc. iod. rub., INatr. m.; in 
 evening in bed, followed by heat and profuse 
 sweat, ISul. ; in evening, must go to bed, Prun.; 
 in evening, in bed, so that he shivered, I ISil.; 
 towards evening, in bed, Anag.; whole even- 
 ing, before bedtime, even while walking, 
 IIPuls.; every evening, IFerr., IPhos.; in even- 
 ing, face seemed hot though cheeks were cold 
 to touch and pale, IRhus ; in evening, fol- 
 lowed by dry heat, particularly in palms of 
 hands (mastitis), I IPhos.; towards evening in 
 house, creeping coldness all over, IRhus ; in 
 evening, after lying down, IIPuls.; in even- 
 ing, after lying' down and on waking, Amm. 
 m. ; at first on l} T ing down in evening, followed 
 by fever and sleep, with talking and imper- 
 fect waking, IPod. ; mostly in evening, I Calc; 
 towards evening, even in summer when warm- 
 ly clad, IIPuls.; in evening, with toothache, 
 ■Mez.; in evening, with desire to urinate, 
 Meph.; towards evening, IPhos. ; mostly to- 
 wards evening, with internal trembling,Paris ; 
 towards evening, when walking, Squilla ; at 6 
 P.M., with blue nails, IPetrol.; in forenoon, 
 Arg. nit.; in forenoon, in open air, Jacea ; in 
 forenoon, as after taking cold, Senecio ; in 
 forenoon, with cold feet in afternoon, ISul.; in 
 forenoon, with pain in dorsa of feet, ICop.; 
 in forenoon, heat in afternoon (suppuration 
 of maramse), ISul.; 9 a.m., even heat from stove 
 will not warm, ILyc; 10 a.m., languid, 
 stretches limbs, Act. rac; 10 a.m., lasting one 
 hour, followed by fever lasting two hours, 
 then sweat, disappearing in a short time 
 (ague), I IPuls., slight, to wards 10 a.m., I ICact.; 
 
 69 
 
 11 a.m., with disgust for even smell of food 
 (intermittent), ICoccul.; 11 to 12 a.m., Kob.; 
 in morning, lArn., ILyc, IMez.; all morning, 
 Calend.; in morning on awaking, with cold 
 feet, IChel.; in morning on awaking, followed 
 by great heat, ILyc; in morning, in bed, 
 Ang., I I Graph.; in morning in bed, on awak- 
 ing, Zinc; in morning in bed, and during day 
 if cold air blows on him, Rhod. ; in morning 
 and forenoon, ILed. ; in morning, heat through 
 day, no sweat, or slight in morning, lEup. 
 perf.; in morning when rising, ICalc, I IMerc 
 cor.; in morning, sudden, not followed by 
 'heat, I INatr. c; at night, IHydras., Natr. a", 
 ISul., ITarax.; all night, IFerr., 1 1 Iris; at 
 night, while half awake, I ISil.; at night, in 
 bed, IDros.; in bed, all night, Cinch, bol.; af- 
 ter midnight (rheumatism), I I Thuya ; in night 
 and morning, nausea from motion, lEup. perf.; 
 at night, worse in morning on awaking, 
 Tromb.; for many nights, ISep.; at night, with 
 stretching of back and legs, I IPhos.; at night, 
 followed by profuse sweat (haemateinesis), 
 1 1 Sec; towards night, Ars. s. r.; at night, worse 
 uncovering, Card, in.; at night, with frequent 
 urination, IIMerc; at night, could not get 
 warm, IKali iod.; worse in night, Carbo v.; 
 worse at night, must walk about, llgn.; in 
 bed at 3 a.m., although covered with four blan- 
 kets, Lyss.; at noon, Agar., IBell.; about noon, 
 in phthisis, IKali c; towards noon, Zing. ; at 
 noon, transient, Lact. ac; at sundown, llgn.; 
 worse towards sundown, Ars. JS^p* Chill 
 periodicity. 
 
 Chilliness, predominating: ICaust., Meph., 
 Yerbas. ; in afternoon, fever, Hyos.; in cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis, IVer. JUiP Chill pre- 
 dominating. 
 
 Chilliness, with restlessness : INatr. m. 
 
 Chilliness, rheumatism: acute, IColch.; pre- 
 cedes violent pains in limbs every evening, 
 IKali iod. 
 
 Chilliness, sexual condition : diminished de- 
 sire, IKali m.; after seminal emission, 
 INatr. m. 
 
 Chilliness, with shaking : j^* Chill shaking. 
 
 Chilliness, with shivering: Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 I Apis, I Am., Asaf., Ast. r., Brach., I I Bry., 
 Cann. s., TrCean., ICoccul., ^ Con., Cup. s., 
 Euphor., IHep., IHyos., I IKali m., I ILactu. v., 
 tLobel. i., ILyc, Med., IIMerc iod. rub., 
 I lOleand., Plant., IIPuls., Sabina, ISep., Sil., 
 ISul., Uran. n., Viol.; creeping over back, 
 ICina ; worse at dawn, IPlat. ; followed by 
 mild fever, Lyss.; internal, IPhos. ac; in par- 
 oxysms, ICham., I ILach., Yinca; short at- 
 tacks, IFerr. g^ shuddering. 
 
 Chilliness, shuddering : Ant. t., I Arg. nit., Ars. 
 h., Bor., Brom., ICoccul., Dros., IKali c, 
 IMerc. cor., Merc per., IPuls., Zinc; drawing 
 in abdomen, INitr. ac; in threatened abortion, 
 ICham.; walking in open air, 1 1 Ars.; cold, 
 ascending, ILach.; across back, Spong.; down 
 back, Aph. ch. ; on back, Cast.; on back, epigas- 
 trium and arms, Bell.; on back, in evening 
 from below upward, Magn. s.; short, violent 
 attacks, only on parts of back, in evening, 
 Ars. h.; through back and chest, Berb.; before 
 chill, Ars.; during day, IKali c, ISep.; with 
 diarrhoea, ICrotal.; after dinner, Ars. ; with 
 diuresis, Stram.; after drinking, Act. sp.; 
 caused by drinking water, HCaps.; in dysen- 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 tery, without coldness, ILach.; after eating, 
 I IVer.; in elbow, Cast.; with eructation, Sars.; 
 in evening, Tabac. ; in evening, with hectic, 
 HCalc; as soon as evening comes on, HCalc; 
 in feet, Cast.; at beginning of fever, Ars.; in 
 catarrhal fever, IDros.; intermittent, heat 
 predominates, IKali iod.; in forehead, Cast.; 
 frequently, I Kali c, ILyc; frequent, mostly 
 mornings, from feet upward, Sars.; frequent, 
 short, with after pains, I IFerr.; frequent, 
 though skin is not cold, I Cup. ac; from sounds 
 re-echoing in head, Sec; with headache, 
 ISang.; like from hearing horrible tales, only 
 on upper body, Menyanth.; with heat, ICaps.; 
 with flushes of heat (brain affection), ICup. 
 m.; internal, with red cheeks and warm skin, 
 better onset of sweat (tertian), llgn.; fre- 
 quent, in inflammation of lungs, I Aeon.; 
 on lying down at night, iAcon.; before men- 
 ses, ISep., ISil.; during menses, USep.; in 
 melancholia after a fit of passion, IHyos.; on 
 moving, lEhus; with nausea, Asar., Euphor.; 
 through all nerves of body, Calab. ; toward 
 noon, Lobel. i.; with pain in belly, 7rForm.; 
 during intermissions of pain, I IGlon.; when 
 pains are very severe (cardialgia), MPhos. ; 
 with pains, better if warmly covered (labor), 
 ISep.; in prosopalgia, llgn.; recurring eight 
 to ten times, fits, pass off quickly, Sabad.; 
 in rheumatism, IVer. v.; when entering a 
 , room (diarrhoea), IGrat.; in short attacks, 
 
 -i IFerr.; with pressure in stomach to left 
 
 jribs, liver, and back, IKali c; before stool, 
 Sabad.; with stool, Bell.; after stool, Magn.m.; 
 over whole body with grinding teeth, Stram.;' 
 caused by stitches from left little toe to big 
 toe, Ars.; transient, I I Puis.; on uncovering, 
 lEhus ; with desire to urinate, I Hyper.; after 
 urination, Iodof.; with pressing pain in mea- 
 tus, between acts of urination, I INux v.; in 
 uterine hemorrhage, llpec; on vertex, Cast.; 
 with vomiting, after heat, Act. sp.; with bitter 
 
 I vomiting, after supper, lasting all night, Agar.; 
 as if cold water had been poured over her, 
 ICimex. S^° shivering. 
 
 Chilliness, sitting : as if naked, Jamb. 
 
 Chilliness, skin : dry, IKali iod. 
 
 Chilliness, sleep: during, Grat.; awaking, 
 Card, m.; frequent awaking, Sil.; drowsy, 
 Cup. ars.; after midday nap, head confused, 
 Bry.; prevents, with nervousness, I I Lac c; 
 with sleepiness, Cycl.; sleepiness after eating, 
 1 1 Kali c. ; with starting or falling, Daph.; 
 worse during sleep, Bor. 
 
 Chilliness, stomach : ailments of, ITarax.; aris- 
 ing from, Cain.; organic cardialgia, IKali bi.; 
 contraction of back part, griping and sore feel- 
 ing, Con.; gastralgia, ILyc; with pressure to 
 left ribs, liver and back, IKali c. ; in region of, 
 better after vomiting, Berb.; waterbrash, ISil. 
 
 Chilliness, stool : before, I Ars., Benz. ac, Dig., 
 ■Mere, Mez., IPhos., IVer.; before and after, 
 with desire for acid drinks,IMez.; during stool, 
 
 . Aloe, I Ars., Bry., Con., Cop., Ipec, ILyc, 
 IMagn. m., IIMerc,Ptel., IRheum,Sil., ISul., 
 Tromb., Ver.; after stool, Aloe, Grat., Plat. ; 
 after diarrhoea (afternoon), Oxal. ac. ; between 
 stools, IMerc; generally in morning, I Cop. 
 
 Chilliness, sudden : IHyos. 
 
 Chilliness, with sweat : ITarax.; on back, walk- 
 ing in open air, Case; cold, llpec; constant, 
 Euphor.; on account of easy, Coff*.; followed 
 
 by clammy, 1 1 Pic. ac; followed by warm, on 
 forehead, ICamph. ; inclination to perspire, 
 Coloc 
 
 Chilliness, with thirst: I IBry., ICalc, 1 1 Camph., 
 I INatr. m., Ziz. ; after chilliness, 1 IDros.; to- 
 wards evening, followed by night sweats, 
 ISep. ; 4 to 7 p.m., or all night, with shaking and 
 frequent waking, can get warm in bed, but not 
 from heat of stove, IKali iod.; preceded and 
 succeeded by headache, IFerr.; then heat with- 
 out thirst, IKali c; early in morning after 
 waking, Magn. s. 
 
 Chilliness, throat: sore, Diosc; in tonsillitis, 
 shivering, followed by heat, lApis ; elong- 
 ated uvula, ILac c. 
 
 Chilliness, teeth: chattering, I ICact.; pene- 
 trating, Anag. 
 
 Chilliness, toothache : I ILach., ISpig.; chilli- 
 ness, as toothache disappears, I IMerc; sting- 
 ing, in decayed teeth, IPuls. 
 
 Chilliness, touch : parts touchedfeel chilly, Spig. 
 
 Chilliness, with trembling: Anag., IFerr., 
 Merc viv., I IPuls.; face cold, cheeks, fingers 
 and nails blue, IPetrol.; and nausea, IIEup. 
 perf. 
 
 Chilliness, in ulcers : Ars. 
 
 Chilliness, urination : during and after urina- 
 tion, ISep.; constant desire, Ind. ; faint inde- 
 finite sense of, followed by frequents calls 
 to urinate, 1 1 Med.; profuse, IGels.; followed 
 by urging to urinate, Senecio. 
 
 Chilliness, uterus : hemorrhage, llpec 
 
 Chilliness, veins: in bloodvessels, Aeon.; as if 
 blood were running cold through veins, 7 p.m., 
 cold when he moves, IKhus. 
 
 Chilliness, with vertigo : I I Agar., IMerc. cor., 
 ■Rhus, Uran. n.; and headache, ICalc; and 
 dull pain in head, Iber. 
 
 Chilliness, vomiting ; Asar., IPuls.; during, in 
 influenza, IDulc; after vomiting, Ant. c; with 
 cold hands and feet, Sinap. 
 
 Chilliness, warmth : as soon as he gets warm 
 in bed, Arg. nit.; better near fire or from, 
 heat, I. Lobel. i.; not better by heat, ICup. 
 m.; better by warmth of stove, ISul.; cannot 
 get warm, Chrom. ac, Therid.; desire for 
 warmth, Cic; better by external heat, Bar. 
 c; external, does not relieve, I ILac def.; not 
 better by external heat, with sick head- 
 ache, ILac def.; cannot get warm, even under 
 featherbed,Lachn.; even when near fire,Cadm . 
 g.; wants to be near fire, Ptel.; cannot move 
 away from fire (influenza), IGels.; must sit 
 over fire (chronic splenitis), ICean.; frequently 
 though she is warm,ICornus ; wants to be near 
 heat, IIMosch.; in warm room, Carbol. ac, 
 Cinnab., Grat., Iod. ; better in a w r arm room, 
 INux m.; even in a warm room, with painless 
 diarrhoea, 1 1 Kali br. ; in warm room, with 
 
 • coldness of hands and feet, Lactu. v.; even in 
 awarm room, with jaundice, IPhos.; better 
 from heat of stove, iEsc h.; hovers near stove 
 (megrim), I Ars.; even when near warm stove 
 (catarrhal fever), I IRuta ; even when sitting 
 near stove, with flushes of heat, IlColch.; 
 wants warmth of stove (angina), I Bell.; wore 
 a heavy overcoat in hot summer, I IMerc; un- 
 bearable during headache, Sep.; disposed to 
 wrap up or get near a fire, Natr. a. Jg^° heat, 
 want of animal. 
 
 Chilliness, water : as of cold water being poured 
 over parts, ILed., I IMerc; as if cold water 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1091 
 
 had been poured over her, shuddering, ICi- 
 mex ; constant, after being on water, IDiad.; 
 as though water were poured over one, with 
 internal warmth, Canth. 
 
 Chilliness, waves : like cold waves, after 8.30 
 p.m., in bed, Chin, a.; cold flushes, Ant. t.; 
 brought on by thinking of them, Chin. a. 
 
 Chilliness, weakness : Agar ; on attempting to 
 rise, Ars. h.; especially when walking, Meny- 
 anth. 
 
 Chilliness, weather : from least change,Thuya ; 
 after exposure, IRhus ; worse in wet (phleg- 
 masia alba dolens), INatr. s. 
 
 Chilliness, worms : with tapeworm, MSabad. 
 
 Chilliness, yawning : ICalc, IGels., INatr. m., 
 Oleand.; 4 to 5 p.m., Kob.; and stretching, be- 
 fore menses, 1 1 Puis.; and quivering, Elat.; 
 and stretching, Polyp.; in tertian, Ipec. 
 
 FEVER, abdomen : colic, ILach.; as if ex- 
 panded, Calc. a.; indigestible foreign bodies in 
 intestines, ICham.; pain in bowels, Arund.; 
 pain in upper portion of small intestines, 
 IColch. 
 
 Fever, abscesses : a series in rapid succession, 
 Hippoz. 
 
 Fever, African : IITereb. 
 
 Fever, in afternoon : Ammoniac, lArs., Ascl. t.; 
 ■ ■Bell., Cinch, bol., IKreo., Lil. tig., Lyss., 
 Med., Rumex, 1 1 Sep., Stram.; as if abdomen 
 were puffed, thirst, loss of appetite, Calc. a.; 
 in albuminuria, I lUran. n.; with red cheeks 
 (angina), llgn.; with occasional chilliness, 
 better by covering up warmly in bed, Pod.; in 
 chlorosis, I I Sep.; coldness predominates, Hy- 
 os.; towards evening, I Arn., 1 1 Sal.; towards 
 evening (chronic diarrhoea), IGamb.; towards 
 evening and all night, with heat in head (dif- 
 ficult dentition), I ISil.; towards evening, mas- 
 titis, I IPhos. ; slight, towards evening, IFerr. ; 
 exacerbation, IColch.; pulsation of arteries of 
 head, Tromb.; and night, IBell.; continues 
 all night (typhoid), llgn.; dull aching in occi- 
 put and small of back, Tromb.; in phthisis, 
 ISamb.; scarlatina, ILach.; with constant 
 sensation of corrosion, heat and burning in 
 stomach, IPtel.; worse towards sundown, 
 Ars.; in typhoid, IIBapt.; in typhus, ILach.; 
 awaking from morning sleep about 12 or 1 
 p.m., lasting till 4 or 5 p.m., followed by sweat 
 on hands and feet, I ISil.; 1 p.m., Stilling.; 2 or 
 4 p.m., I ISang.; at 4 p.m., since childbirth, tw T o 
 weeks previous, ILyc; 4 p.m. till 5 a.m. (pneu- 
 monia), I I Stram.; 4 p.m. to midnight, I I Stram.; 
 without chill, 4 p.m., lasting all night, I I Hep.; 
 slight, at 6 p.m., Lact. ac. 
 
 Fever, air : faintness and restlessness from want 
 of, and heat of room, I I Puis.; cannot bear 
 the open, Polyp. 
 
 Fever, anthrax*: intestinal, IIAnthrac. 
 
 Fever, apyrexia: j^gp^ intermittent apyrexia. 
 
 Fever, autumnal : liver and spleen swollen, 
 I I Absin. 
 
 Fever, back: with lumbago, IColoc; pain in 
 lumbar region (dysentery), IINux v.; severe 
 pains in lumbar region, Tereb.; pain, Ziz. ; 
 pain in sacrum, lArs.; from lower part up- 
 ward and through whole body, 6 to 8 p.m., 
 with drowsiness, IKali iod. 
 
 Fever, bilious : Aeon., Ant. c, I Ant. t., Ars., 
 IBell., iBry., ICham., IChel., Cinch., Coccul., 
 Coloc, Cornus, lElaps, lEup. perf., Gels., 
 IHep., Ilpec, llris (after Bry. or Aeon.), 
 
 Lept., IMerc, IMur. ac, INux v., I IPhos., 
 IPod., I IPolyp., IPuls., I IStram., Sul., IVer., 
 IVer. v.; cutting pain in abdomen, I Elat.; 
 after anger, ICham.; debility, IHydras.; w T atery 
 evacuations, lElat.; cold and numb, I I Lept.; 
 not dependent upon miasmatic influences, 
 IVer. v.; nausea and vomiting, lElat.; pleth- 
 oric individuals or in those suffering from 
 portal stasis, occurring in hot weather, or on 
 warm wet days, INux v.; remittent, ICrotal.; 
 remittent, caused by atmospheric changes in 
 spring, or due to miasmatic influenzes in au- 
 tumn, IGels.; remittent, characteristic gastric 
 and intestinal symptoms, Cornus ; remittent 
 or intermittent, IPod.; remittent, paroxysm, 
 nausea and vomiting of a bilious substance, 
 accompanied by first a yellow, then a green- 
 ish diarrhoea, I IPod.; remittent, of the South, 
 low type, tendency to hemorrhage, ICrotal.; 
 skin dry, hot, stupor, black down centre of 
 tongue, I I Lept.; tympanites, INatr. s. ; vom- 
 iting of bile, Ilpec, IPod. Jgi^~ Chap. 18, 
 Liver, inflammation. 
 
 Fever, bladder : lArs., ICanth.,Ferr.ph.,l IKali 
 m., ILyc, IPuls., IVer. v.; pains, ICact. 
 
 Fever, blood : hemorrhagic symptoms, or ten- 
 dency to putrescence, lAnthrac, lArs.JCarbo 
 v., ICrotal., ILach., Sec. J^ 3 " Chap. 29, Blood 
 sepsis. 
 
 Fever, bones: caries of lower lumbar vertebrae, 
 with painful fistulous openings discharging 
 pus, IPhos. ac. ; protracted, wrist bone pains, 
 IIEup. perf., IIEup. pur.; periostitis of tibia, 
 IMerc. Jg£g~ dengue. 
 
 Fever, brain: cerebral forms, IIBapt.; cerebro- 
 spinal, especially if caused by malaria, with 
 stupor and tendency to convulsions, conges- 
 tion intense, passive, IGels.; congestion, 
 vomiting and delirium, pulse 120 to 140, Dory.; 
 hydrocephalus, IMerc. viv.; inflammation, 
 I I Hell.; meningitis infantum, I Apis; rises to, 
 I INux v. J^gr* head, spotted. 
 
 Fever, breakbone : J^H?* dengue. 
 
 Fever, breathing: asthmatic condition, and 
 blue face, I IStram.; oppressed, constriction of 
 chest, pain in region of liver, thirst, worse 
 during chill, IKali c; panting, Thlaspi ; pant- 
 ing, at night, Calad. 
 
 Fever, bronchia: in broncnitis, Idem.; after 
 catching cold or getting wet, 1 1 Op.; w T orse in 
 evening, seemed to be capillary, I IPhos. ac; 
 high, in bronchitis, IPhos. 
 
 Fever, burning : Arund.; in apoplexy, ICrotal. ; 
 after chills, passing down back (erysipelas er- 
 ratica), IHydras.; in croup, I ISpong.; in mid- 
 dle of day, heat intense, with sensation as if 
 burning up, Syph.; intense, radiating heat, 
 burning hot to touch, Yar.; intense, then 
 sweat with relief, then fever with exacerba- 
 tion of symptoms, ISal. ac. ; with thirst, 
 Chim. m. 
 
 Fever, catarrhal: IIAcon., lApis, lAscl. s., 
 ■ Ascl. t., IBad., Bapt., IIBell., IIBry., ICact., 
 ■Con., ICup. m., IDros. , IDulc. , IGels., IHep., 
 ■Jamb., IKali c, IKali iod., I IMerc, INux v., 
 I I Op., IPuls., IRhus, I IRuta, Senecio, ISpig.; 
 from every atmospheric change, IMyrtus ; from 
 cold, damp atmosphere, or sudden change from 
 hot and dry to damp air, IGels.; chilliness and 
 coldness predominate, lEuph.; in hay catarrh, 
 I ISticta; with hoarseness, I I Aur. mur.; during 
 menses, IGraph.; pain in stomach, ICard. m. 
 
1092 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 Fever, cerebrospinal : f^g" spotted. 
 Fever, chagres : attacks every morning about 
 9 or 10, generally ten to fifteen minutes later 
 each day, end about 4 o'clock, followed by 
 complete prostration, I ISul. $gg"* yellow. 
 Fever, chest: oppression, ICrotal.; soreness, 
 lAnag.; stitching, Ziz.; throbbing, wheezing, 
 Calad. 
 Fever, in children: lAcon., IBell., ICham., 
 ICofF., IFerr. ph., IStram.; during dentition, 
 with irritation of brain, and convulsions of 
 tendency to them, IVer. v.; during growth and 
 in young people, ISil.; in newborn, with 
 startings, HCamph.; all night, in nursing in- 
 fants, ICina. Jl^" remittent, infantile. 
 Fever, chill : jH^ Chill. 
 Fever, chilliness : frequent, ISil. ; on moving, 
 
 Ind. ; with thirst, Calad. 
 Fever, cholera : acute, IHell.; on fourth or fifth 
 
 day, IPhos. ac. ; infantum, llpec 
 Fever, in chorea : INatr. m. 
 Fever, circulation : corresponds to that stage 
 in which bloodvessels are dilated and full, 
 but lack firmness and resistance of a fully 
 developed sthenic inflammation, I Gels. 
 Fever, congestive: I IStram.; of malarial dis- 
 tricts, IVer. v. 
 Fever, constipation : Calad., Cinnam. 
 Fever, continual : giggf 1 ' duration. 
 Fever, convulsions: IBell., ICic, Ferr. ph., 
 
 Ign., I INatr. m. 
 Fever, with cough: ICalc. p., IFerr. ph., 
 IINitr. ac. ; evening and night, catarrhal, 
 ■Hydras.; dry, hoarse barking, sounding like 
 croup, I I Ruraex ; in pleurisy, IFerrr m.; pro- 
 droma, deep, dry, racking, ISamb.; whooping 
 cough, IIMeph.,' I IPhell.; bloodboil on thigh, 
 IBell. 
 Fever, covering : desires to be covered, IIArs. 
 Fever, croup: in beginning, IFerr. ph.; burn- 
 ing, IIAcon.,IArs., IPhos.; spasmodic, IBell. , 
 IHep. 
 Fever, in cynanche cellularis : lAnthrac. 
 Fever, with cyanosis : blue body, Curar. 
 Fever, delirium : g@^ Chap. 1 , Delirium fever. 
 Fever, dengue (breakbone) : I Aeon., Ars., Bell., 
 IBry., Cinch., Coloc, IIEup. perf., Ferr., 
 Ham., Ipec, Merc, Nux v., Pod., IRhus, Sec, 
 Sul. ac. 
 Fever, dentition: lAcon., IBell., HCham., 
 IFerr. ph., IGels., IRheum, ISil., IVer. v.; 
 with complaints accompanying teething, 
 IFerr. ph.; particularly at night, I IPhyt. 
 f$Sf children. 
 Fever, diarrhoea : #g^* Chap. 20, Diarrhoea, 
 
 fever. 
 Fever, diphtheria: IChin. a., Ilgn., IKali br., 
 I Kali iod., IKreo., UPhyt., ISal. ac; return- 
 ing every afternoon, I I Lac c; flushed face 
 and sore throat, in alternation with Bellad., 
 IKaol.; high, lApis, IKali perm., IMerccor., 
 IMerc iod. flav.; high, following violent chill, 
 I IPhyt.; moderate, 1 1 Lace; at night, IBapt.; 
 low, ICarbol. ac, IMerc cy., IMur. ac, IRhus; 
 putrid, IChin. a., IMur. ac. 
 Fever, drinking : after a cold drink while over- 
 heated (phthisis), I ISamb. 
 Fever, dropsy : IHell., Ver. v.; burning, in 
 anasarca, IHell.; forcing him to keep 'his 
 bed, urine copious, ascites, lAur. mur. nat. # 
 Fever, duration : constant, Agar. ; constant, in 
 a child, INatr. m. ; almost constant, in phthisis, 
 
 I ITuberc; almost continued, intermission 
 very short, Polyp.; continued, worse at night 
 (bronchial catarrh), I Lach.; continued, in scar- 
 latina, IHep.; continued, no sweat, I ISul.; 
 continued for ten days (typhoid), I IVer. v.; 
 ephemeral, especially evenings, Plat.; half an 
 hour, with thirst, I I Puis.; three hours (ter- 
 tian), INatr. m.; intense, lasting ten hours,. 
 ■Chin, s.; an hour, with slight thirst and 
 sharp shooting pains in forehead, 1 1 Puis.; 
 long, I llpec ; long, followed by sweat, Polyp.; 
 long, with stitches in temples, INux v.; long, 
 not violent, llpec; short, Iber. ; runs its 
 course for many weeks or months, either in 
 daily paroxysms, or repeated every two, three, 
 four, seven or fourteen days,IPlant. Ji^^Heat 
 duration. 
 
 Fever, dysentery ; g^° Chap. 20, Dysentery 
 fever. 
 
 Fever, eating : after eating, I Asaf. ; after eating, 
 unless she keeps quiet, I Hydras.; worse after 
 eating, Chlor.; loss of appetite, Eup. pur.; 
 aversion to food, Vacc; hunger after fever, 
 
 I Ilgn. 
 
 Fever, epigastrium : heat, Cub. 
 
 Fever, eruption : eruptive, lArs., HBry., BPuls.; 
 with eruption, ICrot. t., Ver. v.; blisters, 
 itching, on lips, TJrt. ur.; blisters on lips and 
 alas nasi, INatr. m. ; large red blotches over 
 body, and constipation, ICop. ; especially 
 children, tendency to convulsions, IGels.; 
 erysipelatous, I IBell.; exanthematic, ICup. 
 m.; at commencement of exanthematic, con- 
 vulsions, Ilgn.; exanthematic, not able to de- 
 velop eruption, IZinc; exanthematic, in 
 flashes, IZinc; exanthematic, red, bloody 
 urine, ICamph.; herpes zoster supraorbitalis, 
 
 I I Ran. b.; after abuse of sulphur in itch, 
 IBell.; after suppressed itch, I IMillef. ; night- 
 ly, after suppressed itch (infant), IBell.; on 
 lips, after fever, ISpong.; miliary, IGels.; 
 urticaria, ICop., I ISul. ; vesicles 'on body 
 succeed caries of lower jaw, I ISil.; after 
 catarrhal or gastric, small round vesicles upon 
 reddened mucous membrane of mouth, 
 which soon open and form flat ulcers, with red 
 edges and white or yellowish base, IMerc. 
 jjgH 3 ' Chap. 46, Eruption measles, scarlatina, 
 variola, etc. 
 
 Fever, enteric : Jimr typhoid. 
 
 Fever, with erysipelas : lAstac, I Apis, IRhus; 
 traumatic, Apis. 
 
 Fever, evening: JEsc. h., IBell., Cinnam., 
 Ilgn., IPsor., I I Puis., I ITuberc; in angina, 
 IMerc; in arthritis, MSabina; begins with 
 rigor on going to bed, continues till 4 a.m., 
 with intervals of shivering, ILach.; in catarrh 
 of bladder, ICanth., IColoc; oppression of 
 chest, and dry, spasmodic nightly, almost 
 continually titillating cough, Con.; cold 
 hands and feet, burning face, ISabad.; vio- 
 lent fluent coryza,IKali c; diarrhoea, ICham., 
 IRhus ; heat of face. ICalc; 6 to 12 p.m., face 
 red, worse upper part, Lachn. ; exacerbation 
 after falling down stairs, 1 1 Rhus ; followed by 
 chill, ICalc; hot hands and cheeks, caused by 
 constant irritation to cough and expectoration, 
 IKali n.; simulating hectic, IFerr.; after 
 meningitis, ICup. m.; before midnight, with 
 sweat, falls asleep, Jamb.; towards midnight, 
 Chin, a.; towards morning, INux v.; marked 
 exacerbation towards night, IGels.; towards 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1093 
 
 night (diphtheria), 1 1 Rhus; worse towards 
 night (scarlet fever), llpec; hard, quick pulse, 
 ICalc; at sunset, late afternoon or evening, 
 Ign. ; exhausting sweat and alarming cough, 
 1 1 Sec; thirst (blepharitis), IKali c; thirst, at 
 night (continuous remittent), I ISul.; thirst 
 for cold water all night (chronic diarrhoea), 
 ICalc; 7 p.m., then chill till 10, Elaps ; 7 to 12 
 p.m., iEsc h.; 9 p.m., continues till near morn- 
 ing, I ILac def.; 10 p.m., Asim.; 10 p.m. (chest 
 affection), ILach. 
 
 Fever, eyes: brilliancy, IIBell., I Gels.; after 
 removal of cataract by Grsefe's method (irido- 
 choroiditis suppurativa traumatica), I I Rhus ; 
 in conjunctivitis, ICrot. t.; dimness of vision, 
 Bell., IVer. v.; hypopion, IHep.; swelling, 
 IGuaiac 
 
 Fever, face : burning, spotted, IGuaiac; cheeks 
 swell, IGuaiac; congested, IIBell., IStram.; 
 blisters under nose, IRhus; flushes, ICact., 
 Sal. ac; pale, llpec; prosopalgia, IMagm p.; 
 red and distended, ICrotal.; shining red 
 (metrorrhagia), ICoff.; bright red spots on 
 cheeks (pulmonary disease), ILyc; gushes of 
 sweat, followed by languor, Med. 
 
 Fever, faintness : and languor, I I Ptel. 
 
 Fever, in forenoon : ICalc; after thirst, in 
 early morning, no chill, with fatiguing cough, 
 no sweat, I lEup. perf.; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Dory.; 
 
 10 a.m., without chill, Gels.; 11 a.m., after 
 chill, all day, without sweat, ICaps.; 11a.m. 
 and from 6 to 7 p.m., without chill, Calc; 
 
 11 a.m., preceded by cold feet, Med.; after 
 chill, 11 or 12 a.m., lasts all night, with thirst, 
 ■Caps.; 10 to 11 a.m., without chill, I IXatr. m. 
 
 Fever, formication : all over body, Arund. 
 
 Fever, gastric : IIAnt. c, lAnt. t., lArg. nit., 
 I Arm, IIArs., I Bell., IIBry.JCact., ICarbov., 
 ICham., ICinch., IColch./lColoc, Dig., Dulc, 
 IGels., I Hydras., llpec, llris, IIMerc,IIXux 
 v., IIPuls., IPhos., IPod., Rheum, IRhus, 
 I ISep., Sul., IVer.; after anger, IAcon.,IBry., 
 I ICham., IColoc, IXux v., IStaph.; debility, 
 
 I Hydras.; in hot weather, from abuse of ice 
 water and summer beverages, HCarbo v.; 
 jerking of arms and fingers, IStram.; low, ner- 
 vous, bilious, lingering, ICoccul. ; nervous, 
 Daph., ILach.; pain in stomach and liver, 
 ICard. m.; plethoric, or suffering from portal 
 stasis, in hot w r eather or w r arm wet days, 
 IXux v.; typhoid form, Aurant. 
 
 Fever, in gonorrhoea: IMerc, Polyg.; inflam- 
 matory stage, I Aeon., I I Cop., IFerr. ph. 
 
 Fever, hair: dryness, after nervous fever, IKali 
 c; falls off after, IPhos. ac 
 
 Fever, head: abscess, IMerc sol.; congestion, 
 IIBell., ICroc, I IPod.; hot, lethargic state 
 (nystagmus), I Agar.; peculiar feeling, IBapt.; 
 painful sensibility to touch and motion, 
 
 I I Hell.; tubercular meningitis, I ITuberc 
 Fever, w r ith headache : Anag., IIBell., Bism., 
 
 ICarb. s., MXatr. m., Ziz.; after fever, lArs.; 
 after headache, with languor and nausea, 
 Kob.; 1 to 4 p.m., Lact. ac; in apoplexy, ICro- 
 tal.; bilious, I Polyp.; following chilliness, 
 Ammoniac; ephemeral, IVer. v.; and flushes 
 of heat, IILact. ac; dull, frontal, I I Polyp.; 
 throbbing, frontal, and thirst lasts till 8 p.m. 
 (ague), llpec; followed by frontal, I IMelil.; 
 extending to neck, I I Med.; occipital, Coca ; 
 pressure on top, on moving,Lyss.; right-sided, 
 10 a.m., IXatr. m.; sets in with headache 
 
 (t}rphus), IBapt.; shooting, pressive, through 
 temples and nasal sinuses, IGels.; high, in 
 sick headache, Sul.; throbbing, Cann. s.; 
 worse as throbbing is better, Sul. 
 
 Fever, heart: paroxysms of anguish, IIKalm.; 
 heart disease, lApis; lancinating, ICact. 
 
 Fever, heat: flushes, Lyss.; internal, dry, burn- 
 ing, IIBry. ; thermic, from exposure to sun, 
 I Aeon., Amyl., Ant. c, I Arm, Bapt., IBell., 
 ICact., Camph., ICarbo v., IIGlom, ILach., 
 IOp., Sil., ITherid., Thuya, IVer. v., Zinc 
 g^ Chap. 39, Sun heat. 
 
 Fever, hectic : IIAcet. ac, I Arm, IArs.,IAsar., 
 Bapt., I ICalc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Chin, s., 
 ICinch., ICrotal., IFerr., IHydras., IHyos., 
 llpec, ILac def., ILach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 IXatr. a., IPhos., IPlumb., ISang.,ISep.,IISil., 
 I IStanm, ISul.; every afternoon, Med.; after- 
 noon, evening, or towards night (effects of 
 grief), IPhos. ac; with anguish, red cheeks, 
 I ICalc; especially in children, IMerc; alter- 
 nate chills and heat, I ICalc; shaking chills, 
 then heat and drenching sweat, IGels.; with 
 cough, lAcet. ac; night cough, ICaps.; in 
 whooping cough, with debility, I IVer.; in 
 cystitis, lEup. pur. ; cystitis, or renal dis- 
 ease, llChim. umb.; in debilitated persons, 
 worse after meals, ISil.; after exhausting dis- 
 ease, loss of fluids, etc, I ICalc, I ICinch.; in 
 dropsy, lAur. mur.; dyscrasia (jaundice), 
 Hod.; emaciation aud phthisical condition, 
 I IMerc. cor.; emaciation and night sweats, 
 ICoccul.; after depressing emotions, I ICaps., 
 ILach., IPhos. ac, Staph.; especially towards 
 evening, with sharply circumscribed redness 
 of cheeks, especially left, ISul. ; purulent, 
 sweetish expectoration, slight mucous rhon- 
 chus and sibilant rale, I I Ptel.; frequent 
 flushes, IICalc;gonorthrocace, lArs.; haemop- 
 tysis, I IMillef. ; chronic hemorrhage from 
 lungs, MSenecio; hepatitis, suppuration, 
 IPhos.; in hip disease, ICalc, ICaust., I IPhos., 
 ■Sil.; after influenza, lAbrot.; intermittent 
 paroxysms, IHep.; jaundice, ISul.; laryngeal 
 and bronchial troubles, 11 a.m to 12 or 1 p.m., 
 lArg. met.; lipoma on neck, IPhos.; suppu- 
 ration of lungs, ILyc; in measles, ILach.; at 
 night, preventing steep, 101. jec; in nostalgia, 
 I ICaps.; with palpitation, I ICalc; in phthisis, 
 ■ ICalc, Eucal., IKreo., UPlumb., Polyp., 
 ISamb., I IStanm, "■Trill., ITuberc; in pleurisy, 
 ICarbo v.; in pneumonia, ISul.; in pleuro- 
 pneumonia, IHep.; enormous quantities of 
 pus, Hod.; after scarlatina, lAur. mur.; with 
 scrofulosis and rachitis, protracted ill-treated 
 cases, Petrol.; scurvy, lAmm. c; constant 
 shuddering, in evening, I ICalc; skin dry, 
 withered, HCalc; slow, in spinal abscess, 
 IPhos. ac; slow progress, in third stage of 
 croupous pneumonia, Hod.; after a blow on 
 stomach, I Arm; during suppurative process, 
 lArs., ICarbo v., ICinch., IHep., ILyc, IMerc, 
 IISiL, Sul.; with sweat and diarrhoea (masti- 
 tis), I IPhos.; sweats easily, I ICalc; with 
 night sweats, lEup. pur., ILyc, IPhos., I I Rob.; 
 clammy night sweats, after pneumonia, ILyc; 
 sour sweat, emaciation, and great debility, 
 Fluor, ac; in secondary syphilis, lAur. mur.; 
 no thirst, Ars. s. f. ; dryness, soreness, swell- 
 ing and redness in throat, as in scarlet fever, 
 I I Sang.; trachea is implicated (chronic laryn- 
 gitis), Hod.; tubercles of lungs develop, 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 IPhos.; with appearance similar to chronic 
 tuberculosis, Hippoz. ; chronic ulceration of 
 mucous membrane, 1 1 Kali bi.; with red 
 urine, Calc, Sul. ; weakening (marasmus), 
 lAbrot. J^° Sweat night; also Chap. 28, 
 Lungs consumption, inflammation ; also 
 Chap. 44, Suppuration. 
 
 Fever, in hernia : ICepa ; inguinal, right-sided, 
 MPsor. 
 
 Fever, hiccough : in place of fever, I Ars. 
 
 Fever, with hunger : Curar. 
 
 Fever, hypochondria: pain in right, I I Rhus. 
 
 Fever, hysteria: intermittent attacks,! ITarant. 
 
 Fever, constantly increasing: Hippoz. 
 
 Fever, inflammatory: 1 1 Aeon., lAcet. ac, 
 IIBell., ICact., IGels., ISinap.; in children, 
 with excitability, I Coff. t.; in croup, ISpong.; 
 does not reach a high grade, IHydras.; pul- 
 monary, hepatic, or gastric, ISang. ; in lung 
 affections, I Kali n. 
 
 Fever, influenza : lAcon., HBry., lEup. perf., 
 IGels., IMerc. iod. rub., I IPhos. 
 
 Fever injuries : lAcon., lArn., ICalend., ICoff.; 
 after a bite in nose, ILyss.; in seasons when 
 flies sting, I Apis; after neglected, Hod. 
 
 Fever, intermittent (ague): Absin., Aeon., 
 ■Act. rac, liEsc. h., -Agar., lAgnus, lAlum., 
 Amm. m., lAmb., lAng., IIAnt.c, IIAnt. t., 
 Apis, Arg. nit., lArn., IIArs., Art. v., I lAur. 
 mur., IBapt., Bar. c, IBell., -Berb., Bov., 
 IBry., ICasc, ICalad., ICalc, -Calc. s., 
 Camph., ICanth., HCaps., ICarbo v., Carbol. 
 ac, ICact., Caust., HCed., iCetrar., 1 1 Cham., 
 IChel., jChiru. umb., IChin. a., HChin. s., 
 Cic, ICimex, ICina, HCinch., I ICinch. bol., 
 1 1 Cist., HCimex, ICoccul., Cochl., ICoff., 
 Coff. t., HColch., ICornus, Curar., ICycl., 
 IDiad., IDros., lElaps, IIElat., lEucal., 
 I lEup. perf., lEup. pur., IFerr., IFerr. mur., 
 ■Ferr. ph.,1 I Fluor, ac, IGamb., IGels., IGlon., 
 Hell., IHep., Hydras., IHyos., Ilgn., Hod., 
 Illpec, Kali bi., IKali br., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 IKali m., 1 1 Kali ph., Lach., Lachn., Led., 
 ILobel. i., ILyc, ILyss., Magn. c, Magn. m., 
 IMagn. p., Magn. s., IIMenyanth., IMerc, 
 IMerc per. , IMez., Mur. ac, • Natr. a., I INatr. 
 m., INatr. s., Nitr. ac, IINux m., INux v., 
 IOp., IPetrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, Plant., 
 Plumb., IPod., MPolyp., Psor., IIPuls., 
 ■Rhus, 1 1 Rob., ISabad., ISamb., ISec, ISep., 
 ISil., Spig., Stann., Staph., IStram., ISul., 
 ISul. ac, ITabac, ITarax., ITarant., Thuya, 
 Val., IVer. ; chilliness in abdomen, IMen- 
 yanth.; with abdominal affections (eight cases 
 cured after failure of quinine), IPetrol.; dur- 
 ing febrile stage, pains threatening abortion 
 in early months of pregnancy, IPuls. ; 
 in afternoon, IIApis ; in afternoon, lasting till 
 three or four o'clock next morning, Rob.; 
 paroxysm coming every afternoon, IChel.; 
 worse 2 p.m., ILach.; anticipating (antepon- 
 ing), Ant. t., Ars., Bell., Bry., Cinch., Eup. 
 perf., Gamb., Ign., Natr. m., I INux v.; antici- 
 pating, each time two hours, Chin. s. ; great 
 apathy and night sweats, IPhos. ac; apoplec- 
 tic, IINux v.; for a year, with asthma, I ITa- 
 bac. ; twelve to eighteen attacks during twenty- 
 four hours, I ISabad.; autumnal, Bapt., Bry., 
 Cinch., Natr. m., Nux v., Rhus, Sinap., Ver.; 
 pains in back and neck, before, Gels.; pain in 
 small of back, I ILach.; bilious, IPuls.; op- 
 pression of breathing, constriction of chest, 
 
 pain in region of liver, thirst worse during 
 chill, IKali c ; after broncho-pneumonia,Chin. 
 m.; cachectic subjects, HCalc, IHydras.; ca- 
 chectic persons, after loss of blood, or from 
 continued and long prostration, Chin, s.; with 
 cramps in calves, IMagn. p.; frequent change 
 of type, Elat., IFerr.; type continually chang- 
 ing, especially after abuse of quinine, Ign.; 
 in chest, oppression ICrotal.; in children, 
 ■ Gels., INux v.; during cholera, I Ver.; chronic, 
 worse afternoon and evening, Ars. s. f.; chronic, 
 especially after abuse of quinine, IPlant. ; 
 chronic, partially recovers, then relapses, 
 ISul.; chronic, with stomachache, lAbies ; 
 where Cinchona has only slightly delayed par- 
 oxysms, ITarax.; with colic, Diad.; colic and 
 lameness in small of back, Coccul.; fifth day 
 after confinement, ILach.; congestive, I INux 
 v.; constitutional symptoms, ISul.; in con- 
 valescence, • Eucal. ; with convulsions, in chil- 
 dren, IGels.; tonic convulsions, INatr. m.; 
 with whooping cough, IKali c, INatr. m.; de- 
 lirium, ISabad.; while diarrhoea is prevalent, 
 paroxysms consist almost wholly of cold stage, 
 others being light or wanting, Gamb.; with 
 dropsy, IIAur. mur., Sinap.; dropsy after, 
 ■Hell., IILac def.; dropsy after suppression, 
 Coral.; with dysentery, I I Polyp.; dyscrasia, 
 Diad.; desire for eggs, 1 1 Calc; epidemic, 
 ILyc; with eructations, Sabad. ; after sup- 
 pressed eruptions, I ICalc; after feet have 
 become wet and cold, I I Nux v.; regurgitation 
 of food and nausea, I ISabad.; sensitiveness to 
 smell of food, IColch.; gastric, I Arg. nit., 
 Ilpec; gastric and bilious symptoms, or con- 
 sequent upon abuse of Cinchona or quinine, 
 with bitter taste of food, and constipation, 
 IPuls.; gastric rheumatic, I Ant. t.; with gon- 
 orrhceal contamination, IThuya ; congestion 
 to head, ICact.; with headache, ICina, Cist., 
 IKali c, IPolyp. ; headache coming on early 
 in morning, after suppressed, INatr. m.; heat 
 absent (J^S* Heat absent) ; hot days, cool 
 nights, Aeon., Colch., Merc. ; ravenous hunger, 
 IStaph.; after staying in ice house, 1 1 Eup. 
 perf.; incomplete, I Ars.; incomplete, consist- 
 ing only of heat and sweat, with moderate 
 thirst, Mang.; paroxysms irregular, lAng., 
 Hippoz., Ilgn., Ilpec, I IMillef., INux v., 
 I ISamb., I ISul., I ISul. ac; in beginning of 
 irregular cases, Ilpec; irregular in periodicity 
 and evolution of stages, Ign.; irregular, chiefly 
 cold stage, incompletely developed, hands or 
 ends of fingers and toes, or feet and end of 
 nose alone becoming very cold, IMenyanth.; 
 liver complaint, after, IILach.; functional 
 disease of liver, IHydras.; enlargement of 
 liver, INatr. m.; long lasting, liver involved, 
 blood ansemic, general cachexia, I INitr. ac; 
 of a lying-in- woman, Cact.; in lymphatics, 
 feeble irritable persons without reaction, 
 Phell. ; malarial, IIArn.; malarial, generally 
 quotidian, IGels.; malignant, ICrotal.; marsh 
 fever, lAng., Arn., IIArs., lAscl. t., Carbo v., 
 IICinch.,Cina,Diad.,Ferr., Illpec, IINatr.m., 
 ■Rhus, ISang., Sinap., Ver.; masked, choreic or 
 neuralgic manifestations, IGels.; aftermenses, 
 IINux v.; miasmatic, of low marshy regions in 
 warm seasons and tropical countries, llCed.; 
 monthly attacks, IINux v.; worse early in 
 morning, IVer.; nausea and vomiting during 
 paroxysm, IGels.; with nausea, vomiturition 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1095 
 
 and regurgitation, Sabad.; nervous symptoms 
 predominate, IGels.; worse after midnight, 
 I I Ran. b., Raph. ; principally before noon, 
 IGuaraea ; obstinate cases, hot flushes and hot 
 soles at night, 1 1 Sul. ; obstinate, worse by 
 exposure and neglect or abuse of quinine, 
 IPolyp. ; pain in occiput, before, Gels.; of old 
 people and children, I Op.; suppression by 
 opium, ICalc. a. ; pain in head and body when 
 he has no chill, tongue not much coated, 
 IGels.; paralysis follows, 1 1 Rhus; periodicity 
 strongly marked, Ced., Gels., IPetrosel.; with 
 periosteal pains, I IMur. ac; pernicious, I Apis, 
 I Arm, Camph., Curar., Xux v., Op., IVer.; 
 postponing, Cinch., Cina, Gamb., Ign., Ipec; 
 prevailing, icterus, eyes yellow, stool white, 
 urine dark yellow, ISang.; prodromal stage, 
 IGels.; prosopalgia, suppressed by quinine, 
 HStann.; quartan, Aeon., Anac, Ant. c, Arm, 
 lArs., Bell., Bry., IIBufo., Carbo v., IChin. s., 
 HCimex, Cina, Cinch., Clem., ICoff., Coral., 
 Elat., lEup. perf., IHyos., Ilgn., Iod., Ilpec, 
 Lach., Lye, Menyanth., I IMillef., IXatr. m., 
 IIXux v., IPhell., Plant., Pod., IPuls., Rhus, 
 ISabad., ISinap., Yer.; quartan, paroxysm be- 
 tween 3 and 4 a.m., I I Sep. ; quartan, diarrhoea 
 on days free from fever,IIod.; quartan, parox- 
 ysm in evening, chill predominating, I I Rhus ; 
 quartan, six weeks, paroxysm 12 m., 
 then attack like cholera morbus, lElat.; quar- 
 tan, since two years, IXatr. m.; quartan, two 
 years, resisting many remedies, IPtel. ; double 
 quartan, Ars., Cinch., Dulc., Eup. perf.,Eup. 
 pu£., Gamb., Lye, Xux m., Puis., Rhus ; after 
 abuse of quinine, I Arm, HCalc, lElat., IFerr., 
 IGels., IHep., Illpec, IXatr. m., I IPuls., 
 Rhus, I I Sul., IVer.; living in damp regions 
 or newly turned ground, IXatr. m.; dumb 
 ague, from abuse of quinine, always re-ap- 
 peared, preceded by enuresis, IGels.; relapse 
 into bilious intermittent, after quinine, with 
 burning and rending pain, ILach.; after qui- 
 nine, spleen swollen, IRan. sc; suppressed by 
 quinine or "ague cures," prone to appear 
 in some other type, or assuming the double 
 type, Elat.; two years, contracted while in 
 army, has been drugged with quinine, opium 
 and mercurials, I IPolyp.; quotidian, Aeon., 
 iEsc h., Anac, Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, IIArs., 
 Bapt., Bar. c, Bell., Bry., Cact., Calc, iCalc. 
 s., ICaps., Carbo v., ICed., Cham., IChin. s., 
 Cic, Cina, Curar., IDiad., Elaps, Elat., I lEu- 
 cal., lEup. perf., lEup. pur., Gamb., Gels., 
 Graph., IHep., Ilgn., Ilpec, I Kali br. . Kali c, 
 Lach., ILobel. i., Lye, Magn. c, IXatr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, I IXux v., IPetrosel., Phos., Plant., 
 Pod., Polyp., IPuls., IRhus, Sabad., ISamb., 
 ■Sep., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sul., 
 ITarax., IVer.; quotidian, in afternoon, I I Sep.; 
 double quotidian, Ant. c, lApis, Bapt., Bell., 
 Cinch., Dulc, Elat., Graph., Led., Stram., Sul.; 
 double quotidian, at sunrise and 5 p.m., IDiad.; 
 quotidian, 1 to 3 p.m., IXatr. m.; quotidian, 
 4.45 to 6.30 p.m., ILyc ; quotidian, about 5 
 p.m., preceded by yawning and pain in 
 maxillary joint, as if dislocated, I IRhus; 
 quotidian, 8 to 10 p.m., Elaps ; quotidian, 
 with anthrax on back of neck, IITarant. 
 and Sul.; quotidian, 9 a.m., I I Menyanth.; 
 quotidian, 11 a.m., coldness, burning heat, 
 dyspnoea, pain in head, coma, stupefaction, 
 insensibility till midnight, then thirst and 
 
 sweat, 1 1 Cact.; quotidian, at same hour, 
 Anac, Ang., ICact., MCed., IDiad., Gels., Sa- 
 bad., Stann., Spig.; quotidian, with icterus, 
 ■Elaps ; quotidian, before midnight, Arund.; 
 quotidian, about midnight, with pressure and 
 swelling at epigastrium and anxious palpita- 
 tion during day, I I Rhus ; quotidian, marsh 
 fever, IDiad.; quotidian, IStram.; suppressed, 
 became tertian, lElat.; profuse saliva with scro- 
 fula, chronic, I ICalc; in scrofulous children, 
 chronic, jCalc p.; regular, at same period 
 every day, JEsch., Ang., Cact., Caps., HCed., 
 IChin. s., Cina, ICinch., IDiad., Gels., Hep., 
 Kali c, Pod., Spig., Ver.; regular, without 
 chill, Gels.; relapsing, IArs.,TJstil.; relapsing, 
 after quinine, IIArs.; remittent, apt to become 
 intermittent, usually quotidian, IPhos.; be- 
 comes remittent, postponing oftener than an- 
 ticipating, Gamb.; apt to become remittent or 
 typhoid, IPhos.; restless, during paroxysm, 
 ICoccul.; rheumatism or gout, ILed.; com- 
 mencing on right side, first arm then leg gets 
 cold, I IRhus; sequelae, I Cean., IGels.; every 
 seven days, ILyc; pains in neck and shoul- 
 ders, before and after, Gels.; simple, uncom- 
 plicated, Gels.; skin hot, dry, in reactive stage, 
 IGels.; skin parchmentlike, dry heat after 
 chill, Illpec; from sleeping on cold floor, 
 IDiad.; comes on slowly, I IStram.; degener- 
 ated into a slow fever, especially in dry and 
 bilious subjects, ITarax.; soporous, Ant. t.; 
 spasmodic symptoms, I ICalc; enlargement of 
 spleen, lArs., ICarbol. ac, ICeam, IChin. s., 
 ICinch., IDiad., IKaliiod., IXatr. m., IRan. 
 sc, I IRhus, ISul. ac; (g^T* Chap. 18, Spleen 
 enlarged); in Spring, ICham., I ISabad.; 
 every Spring, Carbo v., ILach., I IXux v., Sep., 
 Sul.; not produced by swamp miasm but in 
 Spring, in nervous persons and where large 
 cities extend, ICham.; every Spring, after 
 suppression, in Summer or Fall by quinine, 
 ILach.; contracted at Summer watering places 
 and wintered over, making their appear- 
 ance in early Spring, IGels.; each Spring, for 
 several years, annually, suppressed by quinine, 
 Ilgn.; stages, severe chill, little shaking then 
 fever, IGels.; stages distinct, MChin. s., IPe- 
 trosel.; stages indistinct, adynamic condition, 
 IGels.; stiffness, IXatr. m.; chill begins in 
 stomach, agonizing weight, I ICalc; derange- 
 ment of stomach, I ICact.; in beginning of 
 Summer, ILach.; suppressed, I I Spig. ; obsti- 
 nate, for five years, suppressed by quinine in 
 large doses, but always recurring, I Elat.; sup- 
 pressed, with general prostration, aching and 
 soreness in body, IGels.; suppressed, earache, 
 toothache, headache, pain in limbs, etc., IPuls.; 
 without sweat, Rhus v. (gg^* Sweat absent); 
 cedematous swellings, after, Cain.; tertian, 
 iEsc h., Alum., Anac, IIAnt. c, I Ant. t., 
 ■Apis, Arm, lArs., IBar. m., Bell., Bry., 
 Calc, i Calc. s. , Canth. , Caps. , Carbo v., ICed., 
 ICham., Cic, Cina, IChin. s., ICimex, ICinch., 
 Coral., IDiad., IDig., Dros., Dulc, Elat., 
 IIEucal., IIEup. perf., Ferr., Gamb., Gels., 
 IHep., Hyos., Ilgn., Iod., Ilpec, ILach., Lye, 
 Mez., I IMillef., IXatr. m., Xux m., I IXux v., 
 Plant., Pod., I IPolyp., IPuls., Rhus, I ISa- 
 bad., Sul., Ver.; double tertian, iEsc h., Ars., 
 Cinch., Dulc, Elat., I lEucal., Eup. pur., 
 Gamb., Lye, Xux v., Rhus ; tertian antepon- 
 ing, IXatr. m.; tertian, afternoon, Bapt.; ter- 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 tian, a month after bilious fever, I ISul.; 
 tertian, had been treated with Cinchona, 
 I ISabad.; tertian, in evening, ICalc; ter- 
 tian, 9 p.m., I ISabad.; tertian, gout of knee 
 follows with tophi and lameness in joints, 
 HNux v.; body drawn up in a heap, ILach.; 
 anteponing half an hour,IIpec.; tertian, some- 
 times morning, sometimes evening, I I Sep.; 
 tertian, morning chill, evening fever, Ferr.; 
 tertian, with nettlerash disappearing after 
 attack, I I Rhus ; tertian, nightly at same hour, 
 I ISabad.; tertian, symptoms of scurvy, 
 IStaph.; tertian, stages well marked, IPhos. 
 ac.; tertian, profuse vomiting of bilious mat- 
 ter, I IPtel.; sore throat and nausea, IDros.; 
 yellow, slimy coated tongue, I I Kali s.; 
 incipient tuberculosis, IBry.; tendency to 
 run into typhoid, IIArs., IBapt., IMez., ISec; 
 post-typhoid, IGels.; traumatic or chronic 
 inflammation of urethra, even stricture, 
 IPetrosel. ; vomiting acid, sour masses, 
 I INatr. p.; vomiting food, IFerr. ph.; bilious 
 vomiting, brought on or always made worse 
 by damp weather or moist atmosphere at 
 seashore, I INatr. s.; once a week, Amm. m., 
 Canth., Cinch., Lye, Menyanth., Plant.; every 
 two weeks, Amm. m., Ars., Calc, Chin, s., 
 Cinch., Lach., Plant., Puis. ; every three weeks, 
 Cinch., Magn. c, Sul.; every four weeks, Nux 
 m., Nux v., Puis., Sep.; working in cold water, 
 1 ICalc; in Winter, Ant. t., INatr. m., Polyp., 
 Psor.; nervous hysterical women, ITarant.; in 
 women of strong plethoric constitution, whose 
 menses are painful and slight or even absent 
 with lumbar or inguinal pains, IPetrosel.; 
 yearly, Ars., Carbo v., IDiad., Lach., Natr. m., 
 Psor., Sul., Thuya; recent cases in young 
 previously healthy persons, I llpec. JPHfapy- 
 rexia; also, Chill, Heat, Sweat. 
 Fever, intermittent apyrexia : I Ars.; lemon 
 juice with coffee, • Citrus, IHyos., IMez., 
 IINatr.m., I ITarax.; abdomen bloated, Cinch.; 
 pains in abdominal viscera, especially liver, 
 with great lassitude, IPolyp.; anaemic ap- 
 pearance, ICinch.; apathy, Ign.; loss of appe- 
 tite, Cinch., Ipec, INatr. m., IPolyp., IPuls., 
 Sabad.; loss of appetite, in quotidian, llpec; 
 pain in back, Ign.; pain in small of back 
 (quotidian), llpec; oppressed breathing, 
 I ISabad.; bruised feeling in limbs, Ipec; ca- 
 chectic appearance, Cinch.; oppression of 
 , chest, Sabad. ; pain in chest, Sabad.; pain in 
 chest, in quotidian, I IPuls.; chilly, Sabad.; 
 never clear, lArs., Hep., llpec; colic, Ign. ; 
 cough, ISabad. ; cough, with expectoration of 
 bitter taste (quotidian), I IPuls.; irritation to 
 cough in larynx, Ign.; loose cough, Eup. 
 per?.; lips crusty, lArs.; debility and painful 
 diarrhoea, ICornus ; debility, in tertian, llpec; 
 delirium, INatr. m.; despondent (tertian), 
 llpec; mucous diarrhoea, IPuls.; diarrhoea, 
 stools grayish-yellow (tertian), llpec; flatu- 
 lent dyspepsia, with heat and twitching in 
 epigastric region, eructation, nausea, vomit- 
 ing and colic, in men, IPetrosel.; aching in 
 epigastrium, Ign.; sour, rancid eructation, 
 Sabad.; face bloated, I Ars.; face pale, Ign., 
 Ipec, 1 1 Sep. ; face yellow, I Arm; gastric 
 symptoms, IIAnt. c, IDros., llpec, INux v.; 
 burning in head, with cold hands and feet, 
 Ign. ; dulness in head, with loss of appetite, 
 I INux v.; heaviness in head, Ign.; sensation 
 
 as if head were smaller, Ign.; headache, I Arn., 
 INatr. m., IPolyp., IPuls. ; heaviness of whole 
 body, with chilliness and sleepiness during 
 day, I IPuls.; continual stitches in hepatic 
 region, INatr. m.; herpes labialis, Ipec; hun- 
 gry about 11 a.m., Ign.; sensitiveness in hypo- 
 chondria, Cinch.; stitching in left hypochon- 
 drium, I IPuls.; pain in region of kidneys, 
 INatr. m.; giving away of knees, languor, Ign.; 
 sensation of a foreign body lying over larynx, 
 Ign.; lassitude, I IPuls.; lassitude, in quotid- 
 ian, llpec; pain in legs (quartan), I IPuls.; 
 pain in limbs, Ign., llpec; lips cracked, I Ars., 
 Ign.; lips pale or swollen, I Ars.; pressure in 
 region of liver, sometimes alternating with 
 pain' in spleen, INatr. m.; aversion to meat, 
 I Arn.; nausea, IPuls.; will not play, lies 
 about (tertian), llpec; pruritus of whole 
 body (quotidian, with icterus), lElat.; sad- 
 ness, Ipec; salivation, Ipec; burning and 
 redness of sclerotica (tertian). I I Rhus; sleep 
 restless (tertian), llpec; sound sleep, with 
 snoring, Ign.; starting in sleep, Ign.; sleep 
 continues from heat through sweating stage, 
 Ign. ; stomach bloated, Sabad.; disturbance of 
 digestive organs, IFerr. ; emptiness, pressure, 
 or weakness in stomach, llpec; stool hard, 
 Ign.; stool loose, Ipec; ineffectual urging to 
 stool, Ign.; frequent _ watery stools, with pain 
 in abdomen (quotidian, with icterus), lElat.; 
 exhaustive sweats, Cinch.; sweat staining 
 linen yellow (quotidian, with icterus), lElat.; 
 bitter taste, I Arn., IPolyp.; taste bitter (quo- 
 tidian, with icterus), lElat.; earthy taste 
 (tertian), llpec; loss of taste, INatr. m.; pappy 
 taste, Ign.; taste of insipid water,Ipec; throb- 
 bing in temples, Ign.; thirst, ICimex, INatr. 
 m.; difficulty in collecting thoughts, Ipec; 
 tongue dry, white, INatr. m.; tongue white, in 
 quotidian, with icterus, lElat.; tongue white 
 or yellow, IPolyp.; urine dark (quotidian, 
 with icterus), lElat.; urine scanty, Cinch.; 
 urine scanty red (tertian), llpec; urticaria, 
 better by rubbing, Elat.; vertigo, llgn., llpec; 
 vomiting of bile and bitter mucus, Sabad.; 
 wanting, or very short, IGels.; weakness, 
 I Ars., IGels., IHep., llpec, Sabad.; weakness 
 of limbs, Cinch., I ISabad.; great weakness of 
 whole muscular system, IGels. 
 
 Fever, irritative: IIArs., IGraph., INux v., 
 IPod. ; with cerebral congestion, causing con- 
 vulsions, particularly in children, IVer. v.; 
 from physical irritation, dentition, or indi 
 gestible foreign bodies in intestines, ICham., 
 sharp, with swelling of face, head and hands, 
 I I Rhus v.; ulceration, suppuration, abscess, 
 presence of foreign body, etc, IGels. 
 
 Fever, legs: inflammation of left, and foot, 
 iComo.; pains, ISpong.; periostitis of right 
 femur, I IPhyt.; extensive gangrenous perios- 
 titis of tibia, periosteum peeled off from a large 
 area upward as far as knee joint, bone rough, 
 Phos.; thighs cold and numb, ISpong. 
 
 Fever, liver : enlargement or subacute inflam- 
 mation, IMerc; subacute, in liver complaint, 
 I Card. m. 
 
 Fever, low (adynamic asthenic) : IIArs., IBapt, 
 ICact., • Chim. umb., ICrotal.,Eucal., Nitr. sp. 
 d., I ISabina ; debility during convalescence, 
 ICoca ; in diphtheria, IIArs., IKali bi.; in 
 hot weather, from abuse of ice water or sum- 
 mer beverages, llCarbo v.; with insomnia, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1097 
 
 IStram.; miasmatic, Carbol. ac. ; remission 
 slight each morning (herpes zoster, after ex- 
 ternal application of Rhus), ILach.; in pneu- 
 monia, ISeneg.; pulse slow and accelerated by- 
 lifting or turning patient, IGels. ; succeeding 
 typhus, ISumb. jfe* nervous, typhoid. 
 
 Fever, lungs: bloodspitting (phthisis), IKreo.; 
 consumptive, IBar. c; almost constant, remits 
 for only two or three hours in afternoon, in 
 consumption, Hod.; in phthisis, IITuberc; 
 in* afternoon (phthisis), ICetrar.; worse in 
 evening, phthisis, I I Plumb.; incipient phthis- 
 is, ILyc. vir. ; coughing spells, spring and 
 autumn, in phthisis, IKreo.; phthisis, with 
 sweat, morning and night, IKalic; wasting, 
 in phthisis pulmonalis, Hod.; high, in pneu- 
 monia, I Merc; catarrhal croupous pneumo- 
 nia, ILyc; after chill, in pneumonia, Hod.; 
 frequent, in pneumonia, ILach.; high, in pneu- 
 monia, IBell., IChel., IMelil ; in latent pneu- 
 monia, ILyc ; in pneumonia, lentescent, IHep. ; 
 pneumonia, after measles, IKali c;. bloody 
 sputa raised with difficulty, Rhus; tuber- 
 culosis, chills and flushes alternating in 
 afternoon, ILach.; tuberculosis, fever worse 4 
 to 8 p.m., I ILyc; incipient tuberculosis, I ITu- 
 berc j|^*hectic; also Chap. 28, con- 
 sumption, inflammation, pneumonia. 
 
 Fever, malaise : worse 10 to 1, Med. 
 
 Fever, malarial : • Abies, lArg. nit., Chin, a., 
 IITereb., I IVer. v.; loss of appetite, INatr. s.; 
 ataxy, lArg. nit.; offensive breath, INatr. s.; 
 chronic, j Eucal. , Polyp. ; alternate creeps and 
 fever, INatr. s.; dull headache, INatr. s.; with 
 jaundice, INatr. s.; bilious marsh fever, on 
 rice plantations, lAscl.t.; metastasis of mias- 
 matic, IBry.; old, broken-down cases, I ILyc; 
 marked periodicity, I ICinch.; relapsing, obsti- 
 nate, spleen affected early in disease, Eucal.; 
 inflammation and sloughing of scrotum fol- 
 lowed, 1 1 Op.; weak and languid, INatr. s.; 
 g@f intermittent marsh fever. 
 
 Fever, in measles: ICrotal., lEuph., ILach.; 
 before eruption, IBry., I Puis., IStram. 
 
 Fever, milk : milk absent, IMillef. g^* Chap. 
 24, Lactation fever, milk suppressed. 
 
 Fever, menses: during menses, Aeon., Bell., 
 ICoccus, Gels., IGraph., Helon., Natr. m., 
 Phos., Rhod., Sep., Sul.; amenorrhoea, ICina; 
 menorrhagia, ICoccus; nightly, INatr. m.; 
 menses too soon, IKali bi.; suppressed, I IMil- 
 lef. 
 
 Fever, mental condition : anguish and rest- 
 lessness, from cold in lungs threatening 
 pneumonia, IPhos. (after Aeon.); anxiety, 2 
 to 5 a.m., with sleeplessness, Ign.; crying, 
 Vacc; despondency, IIEup. perf.; periodic 
 ecstasy, ICic; after emotions, 1 1 Caps.; fretful- 
 ness, with diarrhoea, I I Sul.; after fright, 
 •Chen, a.; worse after midnight, illness from 
 grief and jealousy, IHyos.; as if a severe 
 illness were impending, NiccoL; loquacity, 
 IGels.; maniacal, IHyos.; nervous and sen- 
 sitive, even with mild, ICoff; sudden attacks 
 of continued, consequence of reverse of for- 
 tune, Hgn.; from vexation, Aeon., ICham.; 
 worry and excitement (general prostration 
 after childbearing), ILach. 
 
 Fever, moaning : in intermittent, llpec. 
 
 Fever, in morning : ICalc, IKreo.; on waking, 
 intense, with sweat, ILac c; with shaking 
 chills, Sarrac; child disposed to convulsions, 
 
 IBell.; from morning till noon, beginning with 
 chilliness, heat in head, headache, thirst, 
 swelling and redness of face, lasts till noon, 
 with loss of appetite, ends at night, with 
 slight sweat, IKali c; returns twice a day, 
 preceded by bitter taste in mouth, I I Hep. 
 
 Fever, mouth : bitter taste and thirst, Bry.; 
 dry, ILach.; with salivation, Arund. 
 
 Fever, mucous: ISinap. ; prodroma, Cham.; 
 with prostration, IMerc 
 
 Fever, nausea: Alum., Arund., I lEup. pur., 
 llpec, INatr. m. ; after eating, Ind. ; ephemeral, 
 IVer.; in peritonitis, BLyc; prodroma, ISamb. 
 
 Fever, nerves: regular type characterized by 
 disorders of innervation, IGels.; great reflex 
 nervous irritability, ILyc; fever not violent, 
 but nerves are irritated with sleeplessness, 
 Coff; nervous symptoms, such as starting, 
 jerking, etc., Nitr. sp. d. 
 
 Fever, nervous: ICalc, ICamph., Cinnam., 
 ICham., Coccul., I Mane; insidious, produced 
 by fits of anger, or accompanied by disposi- 
 tion to anger, 1 1 Coccul.; with pain in limbs, 
 1 1 Bry.; with nausea, llpec; stupidity, Cic. 
 J^low, typhoid. 
 
 Fever, neuralgia: in interval of neuralgic pain, 
 IKali cy. 
 
 Fever, night: Arund., ~Carbo a., Chin, s., 
 Ham.,101. jec, I IStram.; with caries of dorsal 
 vertebrae, ILach.; with chilliness (eczema im- 
 petiginoides), I I Rhus; in croup, IKaol. ; in 
 diphtheria, IBapt. ; dry, hot, shortly after 
 going to bed, with dry parched lips and great 
 thirst,Syph.; worse, with headaches, ICrotal.; 
 lasts nearly all night (tertian), INatr. m.; be^ 
 fore midnight, Cadm. s.; at midnight, I I Puis.; 
 worse after midnight (bronchitis infantum), 
 IDros.; until morning (summer colds), IGels.; 
 with dry mouth, ICinnab.; in myelitis, IDulc; 
 with restlessness, I I Polyp. ; in rheumatism, 
 IColch.; with sweat, most on head, neck and 
 hands, 101. jec; clammy sweat, pulse 150, 
 small, great prostration (puerperal fever), 
 Act. rac; worse, IChin. a., ISil.; sets in about 
 6 p.m., reaches its height about 10, continues 
 until about 4 a.m., IChin. s.; 2 a.m., IIArs.; 
 4 a.m. (ague), INatr. m. 
 
 Fever, nose: coryza, IIAcon., Bar. m., Calad., 
 Hod., Jab., I IMerc, I I Sang, I ISpong., ISticta; 
 thick plugs of nasal secretion, especially in 
 old people and children, IMerc. iod. flav.; 
 stopped up (coryza), I ISpong.; swells, IGuaiac 
 
 Fever, ovaries: cyst, Rhod. 
 
 Fever, pain : paroxysm every day, I lITstil.: and 
 always ready to weep, I ICoff.; become worse, 
 Hippoz. 
 
 Fever, with palpitation : HSpig. 
 
 Fever, paralysis : circumstances favor a paresis 
 of motor nerves of both voluntary and invol- 
 untary muscles, IGels. 
 
 Fever, periodicity: daily, 2 or 3 p.m., into 
 night, Curar.; every two or three weeks, in 
 afternoon, between 3 and 4, I IStram.; daily, 
 at 4 p.m., since second day after parturition, 
 eleven weeks ago, ILyc; each day, at 4 p.m., 
 in pulmonary diseases, ILyc; daily, at same 
 hour, ICina ; 11 to 1 p.m., daily, sweats when 
 she begins to get over fever, ~\ ISyph.; every 
 evening, commencing at dusk and lasting un- 
 til bedtime (midnight), Lyss.; every evening, 
 after supper, gradually worse, went off by 
 morning, IGels.; every other hour (amenor 
 
1098 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 rhoea), Symph.; by spells, IHam. J^* inter- 
 mittent ; also Chill periodicity. 
 
 Fever, pernicious : gg^° intermittent. 
 
 Fever, in phlegmasia : I Apis. 
 
 Fever, prevailing: IIAniin. m.; thirstless, 
 lAmm. m. 
 
 Fever, puerperal: I Aeon., Act. rac, Ailant., 
 Apis, lArn., IIArs., IBapt,, IIBell., IIBry., 
 ICalc, ICanth., ICarbol. ac, Cham., Coccul., 
 Coff., IColch., IColoc, IICrotaL, IHyos., 
 IKali c, IKreo., ILach., ILyc, IMerc., IMur. 
 ac., Nux v., Op., I I Plat,, IPuls., IRhus, ISec, 
 Sul., Tereb., Ver., HVer. v., Zinc; alternating 
 with often recurring chills of short duration, 
 followed by profuse sweat, with restlessness, 
 Carbol. ac. ; intense fever mingles with and 
 follows severe chill, I I Ver. v.; follows sudden 
 chill after four days' confinement, IPhyt.; 
 constant, after abortion, I ITJstil.; with irrita- 
 bility, ICham.; cessation of lochia, I ISec; 
 from mental excitement, Coff.; lack of milk, 
 in breast, ICham.; increased before red rash, 
 seventh day after confinement, ICalc; with 
 restlessness, ICham. ; frequent watery stools, 
 ISec; tympanitis, IILyc, I Ver. v.; six weeks 
 after confinement, hydrogenoid constitution, 
 1 1 Natr. s. ^@°* Chap. 19, Abdomen periton- 
 itis ; Chap. 20, Intestines inflammation ; 
 Chap. 23, Uterus inflammation, and Chap. 
 24, Puerperal fever. 
 
 Fever, pulse : 130, in diphtheria, ICarbol. ac. ; 
 full, round, soft, flowing, IGels. ; quick, IFerr. 
 ph.; rapid, at night, Med.; slow, impercept- 
 ible, after fever, 1 1 Ant. t. Jg@~ Chap. 29, 
 Pulse. 
 
 Fever, relapsing (recurrent) : from improprie- 
 ties in diet,IIpec; in typhus,Crotal. JH^* re- 
 mittent. 
 
 Fever, remittent: Aeon., 1 1 Ant. c, I Ant. t., 
 lApis, Arg. nit., lArn., lArs., IBapt., IBry., 
 Cinch., ICrotaL, lEucal., lEup. perf., IGels., 
 IHyos., Ilpec, Lept., IMerc, Nux v., Phos., 
 Phos. ac, I I Polyp., IRhus, Ver.; autumnal, 
 ICarbol.ac; in autumn and winter, ISul.; bil- 
 ious, INatr. s., IPod.; bilious and malarial, 
 gastric intestinal irritation, I lEup. perf.; with 
 constipation, IHydras,; in convalescence, 
 •Eucal.; with cough, IPod.; with evening ex- 
 acerbations (functional derangement of liver), 
 1 1 Sep. ; worse every other evening, I I Ver.; 
 headache, IPolyp.; infantile, I Aeon., Amm. 
 m., Ant. c, Apis, Ars., IBell., Bor., IBry., 
 ICham., Cina, Coff., IFerr. ph., Gels., Ign., 
 Ilpec, Kali br., I IMagn. c, Merc, IMur. ac, 
 Nux v., IPod., IPuls., IRhus, Sul.; infantile, 
 due to irritation of teeth ing,intestinal troubles, 
 worms or malarial influences, IGels. ; infantile, 
 low type, IMur. ac; taking on intermittent 
 type, or vice versa, Gels. ; with pleurisy, Cro- 
 tal.; dulness of mind, ISul.; last stages, diar- 
 rhoea profuse, sweat, exhaustion, ICornus. 
 
 Fever, restlessness: II Aeon., lArs., IRhus; in 
 intermittent, Ilpec; nervous, from midnight 
 to 3 a.m., Med.; tossing about, 1 1 Aeon., Vacc; 
 up and down every few hours, 1 1 Lac c 
 
 Fever, rheumatic: lAbrot., 1 1 Aeon., I Ant. t., 
 I Arm, lAscl. t., lAtrop. s., IIBell., IBry., 
 ICact., ICaust., IColch., I IFerr. ph., IKali s., 
 INux v., IRhus, Sabina, Sal. ac, I I Thuya, 
 I Ver.; while overheated, violent, after being 
 chilled, articular, IKali s.; severe cardiac com- 
 plications, ILyc; chilliness, INatr. m.; after 
 
 catching cold, IMerc; after catching cold, 
 neuralgic, I IPuls.; constipation after, I IHy- 
 dras.; worse in evening and forepart of night, 
 
 I IPuls.; after taking cold, followed by gastric 
 complaints, ICham.; leaves joints and attacks 
 heart, lAur. mur.; chronic, with heart dis- 
 ease and mitral regurgitation, pain on moving, 
 but afterward better by movement, I ISul.; 
 acute inflammatory articular, ISal. ac; in- 
 flammatory, follows aching in bones, Ver. v.; 
 pain in liver, I Card, m.; especially muscular, 
 IGels.; slight, with rheumatic and gouty affec- 
 tions of nerves and joints, Indig.; pains, 
 changing places, persistently return, ICamph.; 
 prevalent, drawing tearing in limbs, worse at 
 night, constant change of position, worse ly- 
 ing on back, IRhus ; with pain in stomach, 
 ■Card, m.; or gout, with sour, clammy fetid 
 sweats, Fluor ac; from getting wet (diabetes), 
 INatr. s. S^" Chap. 32, Joints rheumatism 
 inflammatory. 
 
 Fever, in scarlatina: lApis, I Arum t., IKali 
 m., IMerc. iod. rub.,INuxm.;anginosa,IPhyt. ; 
 high, with delirium and thirst, IDulc; mild,, 
 
 I I Ailant.; with rash, IPhyt.; continually ris- 
 ing, lApis. 
 
 Fever, septic: lAnthrac, IIArs., lAtrop. s., 
 I ICarbol. ac, ICarbo v., HCrotal., I ILach., 
 I ISal. ac, ISec, ITereb.; intermittent or ty- 
 phoid form, ITarant. 
 
 Fever, sequelae : IKali m. 
 
 Fever, sighing : in intermittent, Ilpec 
 
 Fever, simple : without functional disturbance, 
 IGels. 
 
 Fever, skin : alternately cold and clammy and 
 hot and burning, Dory.; alternately hot and 
 dry, again drenched with sweat, with thirst, 
 IKali iod.; dry, IHydras.; dry, more cold than 
 hot, Hod.; hot, IHydras.; hotdry, ICalc; itch- 
 ing pricking,ISpong.; moist, I I Samb. jsensitive, 
 I lEup. perf.; sensation as if cold wind were 
 blowing out from skin (diarrhoea), ICup. m. 
 
 Fever, sleep: distressing dreams (following 
 cramp in left foot during night), Lachn.; drow- 
 siness, dulness (measles), IGels.; sleeps during 
 light fever, I INux m.; restless, ICimex ; som- 
 nolency, Lachn.; sopor bordering upon stupor, 
 absence of complaint, IOp.; sleepless, I lEup. 
 perf.; sleepless, with colic, 1 1 Alum.; sleepless, 
 osseous growths, ICalc. n\; stupid slumber, 
 Spong.; for want of sleep (child), Coff.; worse 
 after sleep, ILach., I ISuL 
 
 Fever, slow: Acal., I lAsar., I IMur. ac, 
 IIRhus, I ISul.; alternating with constipation 
 and diarrhoea, INux v.; lingering, INux v.; at 
 night, delirious, ICamph.; obstinate, -Agar.; 
 with night sweats, lAcet. ac; in tabes mesen- 
 terica, Hod. g@~ low. 
 
 Fever, smouldering : INux v.; with infantile 
 chest diseases, after much medication, INux v. 
 
 Fever, spleen : pain, Anac f^jjg*' Chap. 18„ 
 Spleen enlargement. 
 
 Fever, spotted (cerebrospinal meningitis) : 
 IIAct. rac, IDig., lEup. perf., ISil., Ver. v.; 
 at beginning, I Amm. c ; with clonic spasms,, 
 ICup. ac; typhoid state, IChlor. J|^° brain ; 
 also Chap. 3, Cerebrospinal meningitis. 
 
 Fever, Spring : IIBry., I IGels. 
 
 Fever, stomach : first above stomach, after- 
 wards in remote parts, Arund.; acid symp- 
 toms, INatr. p.; derangement, lEup. perf.; 
 gastric symptoms (quartan), ISabad.; attacks 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1099 
 
 irregular, in gastromalacia, IMerc. d.; inflam- 
 mation, IFerr. ph.; indigestion, I ISul.ac. 
 
 Fever, stupor : soporific state (chronic spasms 
 of eyes), lAgar. fi^T sleep ; also Chap. 1, 
 Coma and Stupor fever. 
 
 Fever, sun : jgg^" heat. 
 
 Fever, synochal : g^° inflammatory. 
 
 Fever, sweat: jg@°* Sweat, fever, heat. 
 
 Fever, tetanus : malignant, I IMillef. 
 
 Fever, thirst: Alum., lAnac, lAng., Arund., 
 IIArs., IIBry., ICalc, BCham., Chin s., Cina, 
 ■Cinch. , Cist., Coff., Con., Croc, Curar., Elaps, 
 Elat., lEup. perf., lEup. purp., IHep., IHyos., 
 Ilpec, Kali bi., Lach.,Lyc.,Magn. c, 1 1 Med., 
 Merc, Millef., IINatr. m., INux v., Phos., 
 Plant., Plat., Pod., Psor., IPuls., Rhus, Sep., 
 Staph., IStram., ISul., ITereb., Thuya, VaL, 
 Vacc,IVer., Ziz.; absent, Calad., IIGel., Var.; 
 absent (croup), Acet. ac; absent, bursting 
 headache, photophobia, 7 to 12 p.m., iEsc h.; 
 absent, in sciatica, llgn.; afternoon, Ars. h.; 
 anthrax, I ITarant.; no appetite, Calc a.; fol- 
 lows chill and icy coldness, attacks come on 
 suddenly, INatr. s.; in forenoon, at 10.30, be- 
 gan in fingers and toes, Med.; little, IGels.; 
 osseous growth, ICalc.fi.; in peritonitis, ILyc, 
 fever preceded by, cannot raise head, Eup. 
 perf.; prodroma, ISamb.; during all stages, 
 Sec; unquenchable, in diabetes, Sec; un- 
 quenchable, in kidney disease, IHep.; with 
 or without, Med. 
 
 Fever, tongue : j^" Chap. 11, Tongue. 
 
 Fever, traumatic : jg^gT injuries. 
 
 Fever, twitching : in meningitis, ISpong. ; of 
 muscles, I ISpong. 
 
 Fever, typhoid (including typhus) : Absin., 
 lAcet. ac, lAct. rac, ^Esc g., 1 1 Agar., I Alum., 
 lAluinin., Ant. t., Ainm. c, Anac, 1 1 Apis, 
 lApoc, Arg. nit., 1 1 Arm, IIArs., I Arum t., 
 lAsar., Astac, lAtrop. s., I IAur.met.,IIBapt., 
 
 ■ Bar. c, IIBell., IBerb., Bor., IIBry., ICalad., 
 
 ■ ICalc, Camph., ICanth., ICaps., ICarbo a., 
 HCarbo v., Carbol. ac, -Castor., ICham., 
 IChel., • Chim. umb., IChin. s., IChlor. (five 
 drops of chlorine water every two hours until 
 tongue gets moist, Goullon, Si\), MChlorof., 
 ICic, ICinch., Cinnam., -Citrus, Coca, ICoc- 
 cul., MCoff., IColch., Con., ICroc, Crotal., 
 I Cup. m., I Dig., Dory., IDulc, I IErig.,1 lEu- 
 cal., lEup. perf., I IFerr., Ferr. mur., IFluor. 
 ac, I IGels., Glon., IGymn. , IHam., IHep., 
 ■Hell., IHippoz., Hydras., IHydr.ac, I IHyos., 
 Hod., I llgn., Ipec, I Iris, IKali e, IKali m., 
 I I Kali p., IKreo., IILach., Lachn. ILaur., 
 Lept,, I ILyc, IMagn. p., IManc, Melil., 
 IMerc, IMerc. cor., I IMerc. d., I IMerc cy., 
 IMosch., IIMur. ac, Natr. m., IINitr. ac, 
 IMtr. sp. d., INux m., INux v., IIOp. ; Oxal. 
 ac, 1 1 Petrol., IPhos., UPhos. ac, Pic ac, 
 IPsor., I IPuls., Ran. sc, IIRhus, IRhus v., 
 Samb., ISec, Selen., ISep., ISil., ISinap., 
 I ISpong., Staph., I IStram., IISuL, ISul. ac, 
 ITarax., IITereb., 1 1 VaL, HVer., IVer. v., 
 HZinc, Zing.; abdomen, fermentation, Cham., 
 ILyc; abdomen, tympanitic, lArn., lArs., 
 IBry., HCarbo v., HCinch., IColch., I lErig., 
 Hell., ILach., I ILyc, IManc, IMillef., 01. 
 caje., IOp., IPod., IRhus, Sul., IITereb., 
 Ver.; acute diseases take on a typhoid 
 form, IIRhus; after anger, ICham.; will 
 not answer questions (malarial), ILyc vir.; 
 anxiety, lArs., Bry., HCalc, Cinch., IKali c, 
 
 1 1 Rhus, ISpong., Ver.; apathy, Apis, I Arm, 
 lArs. , ICarbo v., Cinch., Colch., Hell., 
 Hyos., INitr. sp. d., IOp., IPhos. ac, Stram., 
 Ver.; arms cool, IZinc; ataxic, • Agar.; 
 lying on back, IZinc; on back, thighs flexed 
 on pelvis, IVer. v.; symptoms similar to 
 Bapt., Hris; sliding down in bed, I Ars., 
 IBapt., IBell., IHell., IIMur. ac, IZinc. 
 (fggh Chap. 35, Position) ; bedsores, I Arm, 
 I Ars., ICarbo v., Cinch., I IFluor. ac, Mosch., 
 Nux v., Phos. ac, IZinc; bilious, IBry., 
 Caps., IChel., ILach., ILept., Lye, IMerc, 
 I IStram.; bilious, lies on right side, painful to 
 lie on left, I IStram.; reduced by loss of blood 
 or malarious poison, I ICinch.; brain alone 
 seems to be involved, IHell.; impending par- 
 alysis of brain, IZinc; breathing stertorous, 
 IOp.; epidemic bronchitis, Chel.; dangerous 
 bronchial symptoms, ITereb.; after calomel, 
 INitr. ac; cerebral congestion, resulting in 
 paralysis of brain, IOp.; cerebral excitement, 
 ISamb.; chest symptoms, I Ant. t., Bor., Bov., 
 ICarbo v., Ipec, IILach., Merc, IPhos., 
 ISul.; oppression of chest, and difficult respi- 
 ration, IPhos.; in children, -Coff., IGels.; in 
 cholera, IOp.; in cholera season, I IVer.; from 
 taking cold, Cham., IDulc; in stage of col- 
 lapse, Xan.; unconsciousness (measles), IPhos.; 
 in convalescence, Anac, Ars. m., lAur. mur., 
 ■Cinch., Coccul., I IFluor. ac, ILyc, INux v., 
 I IPsor., Puis., ISelen., ISil.; convalescence re- 
 tarded, I Hydras.; cough and chest symptoms 
 supervening and complicating, IPhos.; short, 
 hacking cough, HCalc; cough and haemopty- 
 sis, ISul. ac; utters cries of pain, IZinc; de- 
 lirium, Acet. ac, Arm, Ars., IBapt., IIBell., 
 IBry., HCalc, Chloral., ICrotal., IIHyos.,. 
 IILach., ILyc, Mur. ac, IOp., Phos., Phos. 
 ac, IRhus, HStram., IVer., IVer. v., IZinc; 
 delirium, involuntary diarrhoeic stools, I I Oxal. 
 ac; furious delirium, lArs., IIBell., ICanth., 
 Colch., Gels., IHyos., Lye, IOp., Puis., Rhus, 
 Sec,Spong., IStram., Zinc; though suffering 
 greatly, cannot describe symptoms, llgn.; di- 
 abetes, I ISul. ac; diarrhoea, Arm, lArs., 
 IBapt., HCalc, -Calc s., Dulc, IHyos., IKa- 
 li c, Merc, IMur. ac, IPhos., Puis., IRhus, 
 IStram., ISul., I ISumb., IVer.; diarrhoea and 
 rumbling in bowels, fast-growing youths, 
 IPhos. ac; diarrhoea, stool like pale yellow 
 ochre, IKali m.; diarrhoea, in last stage, pro- 
 fuse sweat, physical and mental exhaustion, 
 ICornus ; ears, deafness, Apis, lArn., Ars.,, 
 Bell., IBry., Carbo v., Chlor., IHyos., Lach., 
 Lachn., Merc, INitr. sp. d., I IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, Psor., Sec, Stram., ISul., IVer.; cannot 
 eat, feels weak and miserable, IGlon.; en- 
 teric, cerebral, exanthematic, or putrid, 
 IIApis; epidemic, IChel., IGymn.; epigastri- 
 um, pulsating, IPuls.; petechial eruption on 
 abdomen, lApis, IIArm, lArs., IBell., Calc, 
 Chin, s., Cup. m., Lyc,Nitr. ac, I IRhus ; ery- 
 thema nodosum, during invasion, I IRhus v.; 
 desire to escape, IBell., Bry., IHyos., Nux v.,. 
 IOp., IStram., Zinc; after overheating from 
 exertion, and taking cold, first stage, with 
 sensitiveness to air, I Astac. ; eyes, nightly ag- 
 glutination of lids, injection of conjunctiva, 
 secretion of yellow mucus at inner canthus, 
 dilated pupils, squinting, IVer. v.; face hot, 
 body cold, Cham.; face hippocratic, sunken, 
 I Ars., ICamph., ICarbo v., IColch., ILach., 
 
1100 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 IMerc, IMur. ac, Phos., IZinc; face, red, 
 IBell., HCalc, IOp.; fainting, Cham.; fancies 
 vivid, Cham.; fear, IBell., Bry., Cham., IHyos., 
 ■Strain. ; fear of death, Aeon., lArs., IBapt., 
 Bry., Coccul., Ehus, Ver.; fluids swallowed 
 eagerly, but with difficulty, IZinc; gastric 
 disturbances ill denned, during second stage, 
 I IMerc. d.; from grief, Cham., Ilgn., liPhos. 
 ac; hands, constant trembling, IGels., IZinc; 
 wants head squeezed, IGlon.; headache, 
 ■Glon.; hemorrhages from bowels, Alum., 
 lArn., lArs., ICarbo v., Chloral., IHam. , 
 IMerc, IMur. ac, IINitr. ac, IPhos. ac; 
 wants to go home, IBry.; feels hopeless, 
 IBapt., IPsor.; hydrocephalus, I I Art. v.; 
 marked icteroid or scorbutic symptoms, 
 IMerc ; illusions, f^* Chap. 1, Delusion ; im- 
 patience, ICham., Ign., INux v.; incipient, 
 with pains in head, back and limbs, I IBry., 
 IGels., IIRhus; indifference, 1 1 Arm, ICinch., 
 Merc, Phos. ac, Sec, Ver.; irritability, Bell., 
 IBry., Cinch., Coccul., Nux v., Rhus ; jacti- 
 tation and trembling, 1 1 Cypr. ; dropping of 
 lower jaw, lArs., IBapt., ICarbo v., ILach., 
 ILyc, IMur. ac, IIOp., Sec, IVer. v., HZinc; 
 jaw trembling, I Arm; lips, dry and black, 
 lArs., Bell., IBry., ILach., IPhos. ac, IRhus, 
 Ver.; dry and cracked, I Arm, lArs., IBry., 
 Mur. ac, Rhus ; lips sooty, IZinc; loquacity, 
 Bell., Bry., ILach., Lachn., Rhus, Stram.; 
 abscess or cancer of lungs, tendency to gan- 
 grene, Crotal.; malarial, IHam., ILyc. vir.; 
 malarial, violent pains, particularly in thighs, 
 ITarax.; malignant, ILac def.; in measles, 
 IChlor., lEuph.; loss of memory, IIAnac, 
 Arm, Hyos., Lach., Merc, Mur. ac, Op., Puis., 
 Rhus, Ver.; corner of mouth drawn down on 
 left side, IVer. v.; automatic convulsive mo- 
 tions of hands and feet as in hydrocephalus, 
 IZinc; inability to move, lArs.; muttering, 
 Apis, IHyos., Lach., ILyc, Phos. ac, IRhus, 
 ■Ver. v.f nervous symptoms continually in- 
 crease, in third or fourth week, IChlor. ; nerv- 
 ous symptoms predominate, IBapt., IGels.; 
 worse at night, IBell.; worse from least noise 
 and jar, IIBell., Ilgn.; nose bleeding, lAcon., 
 ■ Arm, IBry., Cup. m., Hvos., ILach., Merc, 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IRhus/ ISec, ISul., ISul. 
 ac, Ver. ; nose sooty, IZinc; at onset, IBry., 
 ICalc, IRhus ; violent pains, particularly in 
 thighs, ITarax.; parotitis, Aeon., IBell., ICalc, 
 IMang., IMerc., INatr.m.; pemphigus, Crotal.; 
 phlebitis, ILach.; picking at bedclothes, Arm, 
 Ars., Colch., IIHyos., Lye, IOp., Phos. ac, 
 Psor., IStram., Sul., IVer. v., IZinc; pneu- 
 .monic, I Ant. t., IHyos., ILyc, IPhos., 
 IITereb.; in psoric individuals, ISul.; pulse, 
 Chap. 29 ; pupils fixed, do not react to 
 
 light, IZinc; refuses things, Bell., INitr. sp. 
 d.; well selected remedy has no effect, ISul.; 
 remittent, I IStram.; after typhoid, repeated 
 over and over in a singing tone any question 
 put to him until interrupted by another 
 question which he repeated as the first and 
 so on, I IZinc; restless, wants to go from one 
 bed into another, IIArs., Bell., ICalc, ICina, 
 ICham., Hyos., Mez., IRhus, Sep., Ver.; in 
 scarlatina, Apis, I Ars., I Arum t., IChlor.; sequel, 
 diminished appetite, IPsor.; sequel, eating, 
 very little makes her immediately very full 
 (nervous affection), IManc; sequel, nervous 
 deafness, IPhos., IPhos. ac; sequel , fear of get- 
 
 ting crazy (nervous affection), IManc; sequel, 
 feels light, as though she could float or hover in 
 air, in nervous affection, IManc. ; sequel,mental 
 dejection and apathy, IHell.; sequel, progres- 
 sive emaciation, with cough, IMyos. ; sequel, 
 hoarseness, IPhos., ISpong.; sequel, legs feel 
 weak, with fear of paralysis, also nervous 
 debility, ISelem; sequel, paralysis, ICup. 
 m., IPhos., IIRhus; sequel, raw sensation 
 down throat (nervous affection), IManc; 
 sequel, constant desire for some dishes, parti- 
 cularly indigestible things, puddings, half- 
 baked bread and the like (nervous affection), 
 IManc; sequel, debility of spine, fears he will 
 be paralyzed, Selem; sequel, sweat, Psor.; se- 
 quel, weakness, ICinch., 1 1 Coca, IFluor. ac, 
 I IPsor., ISil.; sequel, weeps a great deal, par- 
 ticularly when alone (nervous affection), 
 IManc; from confinement on shipboard with- 
 out good care or food, IBapt.; silent, taciturn, 
 averse to talking, I Arm, Ars., Bell., Bry., 
 Cinch., Coccul., Hyos., Merc, Nitr. sp. d., 
 Nux v., Op., I IPhos. ac, Rhus, Ver.; singing, 
 Ars., Bell., Hyos., Lye, Mur. ac, IStram.; 
 sleepless, IBell., Cham., Merc, IOp., Mur.ac; 
 slow, protracted cases, IIArs.; sopor, I Arm, 
 I Ars., ICoccul., Lach., ILyc, IOp., IPhos., 
 IRhus; utters inarticulate sounds, IZinc; 
 spasmodic symptoms, Cham. ; irritated spine 
 in beginning, Val.; early stage, INux v., 
 I Puis.; symptoms like early stage, Hippoz.; 
 first stage, when patient seems to have taken 
 cold, sudden onset, IGels.; staring, Bell., Hell, 
 IHyos., IOp., IPhos. ac, Sec, IZinc; stupor, 
 (fl®* apathy); subsultus, I ICalc, IZinc: sub- 
 sultus, like galvanic shocks, IVer. v.; cold, 
 clammy sweat covers arms, IZinc; one-sided 
 sweat, INux v.; as if swung to and fro in a 
 swing or cradle, Ilgn.; champing teeth, IVer. 
 v.; temperature nearly normal, IHell.; thirst- 
 less,IApis,IArm,IGels.; tongue (Jg^" Chap.ll); 
 trembling of limbs, ILach.; twitching, Cham.; 
 unconscious, I Arm, Ars., IBell., Canth., 
 Colch., IHell., IHyos., Lach., Lye, Merc, 
 Mur. ac, IOp., Phos., IRhus, IStram., IZinc; 
 urine albuminous, ICalc a., IPhos. ac, 
 IRhus; involuntary urination, Apis, lArn., 
 IArs.,IBell., Colch., Hell., IHyos.,ILyc,Merc, 
 IOp., IPhos., IRhus, IStram., IVer., IVer. v., 
 IZinc; urine dark, ICarbo v., IMerc, INux v., 
 IVer. v.; urine fetid, ApisJArs., Bapt., ICarbo 
 v., Phos., Sul., Ver. v.; urine turbid, lArs., 
 ICarbo v., IPhos., IVer. v.; in variola, IChlor.; 
 visions, IBell., ICalc, Carbo v., Cinch., IHyos., 
 IMur. ac, Puis., IStram.; visions, when closing 
 eyes. Ars., ICalc, Carbo v., Samb.; after vomit- 
 ing, diarrhoea and coldness have ceased (chol- 
 era), IHyos.; weakness, I Arm, I Ars., IBapt., 
 IBry., Cup. m., Hydras., Merc, INuph., IIOp., 
 IPhos. ac, IRhus ; second week, ICalc; fifth 
 week, ILach.; inclined to weep, Math fear, 
 Aeon., Bry., Coccul., Rhus, Ver.; in women 
 and young people, Ilgn. g@°* low, nervous. 
 
 Fever, ulcers : Hippoz.; gangrenous, arising 
 from small vesicles, IRhus. 
 
 Fever, unconscious: jgg^Chap. 1, Unconscious 
 fever, 
 
 Fever, urine : retention, Ferr. ph., IOp.; reten- 
 tion, in little children, Ferr. ph.; scanty, dark 
 colored, after diuresis, I ITJran.m; suppressed, 
 ICact. 
 
 Fever, uterus: acute metritis, IVer. v.; 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1101 
 
 ulcers on os, ICurar.; retroversion, IFerr. 
 iod. 
 
 Fever, after vaccination : IISiL, IThuya. 
 
 Fever, in variola : burning, IRhus ; towards 
 evening, HVar. ; obviated second, Hydras., 
 Vacc; high, with great weakness, llod. 
 
 Fever, vertigo : commencing w T ith (intermit- 
 tent), ICoccul.; ephemeral fever, IVer. v.; 
 high, with dizziness, I Kali c. 
 
 Fever, vomiting: All. sat., ICact., ICina, ICro- 
 tal., Dory., lElat., I lEup. pur., Ilpec, IINatr. 
 m., Stram.; puffed stomach, I IFerr. ph. 
 %ggt Chap. 16, Vomiting fever. 
 
 Fever, weakness : I lAnthrac, lArs., Syph.; 
 in anthrax, MTarant. ; in diarrhoea, I ISul.; 
 ephemeral fever, IVer. v.; languor, muscular 
 weakness, desire for absolute rest and drowsi- 
 ness, IGels.; extreme weariness, Coca. 
 
 Fever, wet: after getting wet, ICalc, IPuls., 
 I IRhus. 
 
 Fever, worm: Cic, HCina, I IFilix, llndig., 
 Ilpec, IMerc, ISabacl., ISpig., I I Strain., ISul.; 
 slow, chronic form in scrofulous children, with 
 large bellies, and sweat about head, ISil.; ex- 
 citable and restless boy, I IStann.; intestinal 
 inflammation and diarrhoea, IMerc. 
 
 Fever, yawning : disposed to yawn and stretch, 
 Msc. h., IRhus. 
 
 Fever, yellow : lAcon., lAnt. t., lArg. nit., 
 IIArs., lArs. h., IBell., IBry., HCadm. s., 
 Calc, ICamph., MCanth., ICaps., HCarbo v., 
 Cean.,ICepa, Cinch., Coff.,IICrotal.,ICup. m., 
 IGels., IGlon., Hep., I I Kali ph. (if Carbo 
 v. is not sufficient), I ILach.,ILobel. i., I IMerc, 
 INux v., IPhos., Plat, IRhus, ISul., I ISul.ac, 
 IVer., IVer. v.; anxiet)' about heart, IILactu; 
 worse on awaking, IILach.; assuming form 
 of bilious remittent, INatr. s.; small wounds 
 bleed much, IILach.; blood dark, non- 
 coagulable, IILach.; yellow conjunctiva, 
 IILach. ; delirium, ICrotal.; delirium at night, 
 IILach.; drowsy, IILach.; after drugging or 
 in persons accustomed to strong liquor, INux 
 v.; dyspnoea, IILach.; sensitiveness to pressure 
 about epigastrium, and neck, IILach.; sour 
 eructation, IILach.; gastro-hepatic type, with 
 thin blackish or yellowish diarrhoea, IVer.; 
 red face, fainting, rush of blood to head, 
 IILach.; heartburn, IILach.; sudden flushes 
 of heat, IILach.; hemorrhagic, petechial spots 
 and hemorrhages at an early stage, IPhos.; 
 cannot lie on left side, IILach.; lips dry, 
 cracked and bleeding, IILach.; loquacious, 
 IILach.; meningeal inflammation threatening, 
 especially in children, Coral.; nausea after 
 drinking, IILach.; better after nourishment, 
 IILach.; during pregnancy, Plat.; irregular 
 weak pulse, IILach.; disposed to quarrel, 
 IILach.;reconvalescence,ICalc; skin purplish, 
 IILach.; skin yellow, IILach.; persistent 
 sleeplessness, IILach.; slow, difficult speech, 
 IILach.; first stage, I Aeon., Arm, IBell., 
 IBry., Ilpec, ILach., Puis.; first stage, as an 
 intercurrent, when bones ache as if broken, 
 headache, backache, thirst and vomiting, 
 lEup. perf.; second stage, Aeon., Ant. c, 
 I Ant. t., lArg. nit., lArs., Bell.,Bry., ICrotal., 
 Hyos., Ilpec, Merc, cor., IRhus, Sinap. ; third 
 stage, lArs. ICadm., ICarbol. ac, HCarbo v., 
 Chin, ars., Cinch., Chin, s., ICrotal., Dig., 
 IILach., IMerc, INitr. ac, IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 Sec, ISul., I ISul.ac, IVer.; third stage, hemor- 
 
 rhages, with great paleness of face, I ICarbo v.; 
 stomach weak, craves raw onions, ICepa ; 
 sweat stains yellow, IILach.; trembling all 
 over, IILach.; tongue heavy, trembling, dry 
 and red cracked tip, IILach.; tip of tongue 
 red, centre brown, IILach.; urine almost 
 black, IILach.; vomiting, with palpitation, 
 IILach.; intense nervous wakefulness, Plat. 
 
 HEAT (in general) : 1 1 Aeon., I lAct.sp., I I^Esc 
 h., jAlet., Amyg., IIAnac, Ananth., lAn- 
 thrac, Anthrok., Ant. chl., Ant. c, Ant. sul. 
 aur., Ant. t., 1 1 Arm, IIArs., Ars. h., Ars. i., 
 Ars. s. f., Arund., Ascl. s:, lAscl. t., Aspar., 
 I lAst. r., IBell., IBenz. ac, Cain., Cann. i. r 
 Carb. s., Caulo., Ced., ICham., Chim. umb., 
 IChin. s., Chloral., Cholorof., Chlor., ICinch., 
 iCochl., I ICoff., Coral., Cub., Cund., Cup. m., 
 Diad., lErig., IFerr. ph., Ferr. s., IGels., 
 IGrat., IHell., IHep., Hydr. ac, Hod., Jalap., 
 I I Kali br., 1 1 Kali in., 1 1 Kami., ILac c, 
 IILach., ILaur., Lith., Lyss., Mane, Men- 
 yanth., IMerc, IMerc. d., Merc, s., IMillef., 
 Mur. ac, Mygale, INatr. c, IINatr. m., INatr. 
 s., INitr. ac, I KEiiam, IOp., I I Paris, IPhos. 
 ac, IPhyt., Psor., IPuls., I IRan. sc, Sarrac r 
 Selen., I Stram., I ITereb., Vespa, 7rZing. 
 
 Heat, abdomen: I lAmyl., Cain., Calad., 
 ICamph., Caust., Zinc; rises into chest, rest 
 of body chilly when smoking tobacco, 
 ISpong.; lower end of colon, ICalc; colicky 
 uneasiness, Acet. ac; ebullition to head, 
 ■Kali c; in intestinal tract, I Canth.; during 
 menses, I Graph.; pain, Carbo v., Cepa; 
 pain in bowels, Igm; puffed, Stram.; pulsa- 
 tions, I Kali c; rising, into epigastrium and 
 chest, IBry.; rising to head, with burning of 
 cheeks, I Lye 
 
 Heat, absent: in intermittent, I Ars., ICornus, 
 ISil. 
 
 Heat, afternoon: IBell., Berb., ICop., INatr. 
 m., IPhos., ISil.; with anxiety, restlessness 
 and dyspnoea, Ruta; chilliness in forenoon 
 (suppuration ofmammffi), ISul.; and evening, 
 feels as if he would lose his senses with thirst, 
 I Psor.; towards evening, IBar. c; chiefly in 
 head, with red face and thirst towards even- 
 ing, ICroe; throbbing all over, Lil. tig. ; or 
 evening, with thirst, ISul.; 4 o'clock, ILyc; 4 
 till evening, Anac ; 4 to 5, with sweat, IStann.; 
 5 o'clock, Ars. h.; between 5 and 6, espe- 
 cially after lying down, I IHell. 
 
 Heat, aggravation : concomitants worse dur- 
 ing, Ars., Bry. 
 
 Heat, air : cries" out to be fanned, sudden flushes, 
 Zinc; sensitive, Astac. 
 
 Heat, inarms: IGlon.; in upper, w T ith cough, 
 ICalc. p. 
 
 Heat, ascending: Crot.t., IPhos., ISep., IVer.; 
 from feet to face, Hyos. ; into head, internal r 
 glowing, Calad.; in waves, I IGlon. 
 
 Heat, back: Ars. h., Curar., Nitr.sp. d., ISpig. r 
 Zinc; with anaesthesia (progressive spinal 
 paralysis), IPhos. ; burning and pain, I IKalm.; 
 around coccyx, ICalc; with intermingling 
 coldness, particularly in abdomen, Menyanth.; 
 descending, I I Laur.; descending, from neck, 
 with sweat of upper body, Paris ; pain, 
 ICinch.; pain, bending inward, Jamb.; runs 
 up, Hyos., IPhos.; on scapulse, IChel.; along 
 whole spine, Hyos.; worse down spine, Sinap. 
 
 Heat, in bed : IMerc ; mostly in head, IMez. 
 
 Heat, biting : Cham. 
 
1102 • 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 Heat, bladder : in cysto-blennorrhoea, I IXJva 
 ursi,'l ISenecio. 
 
 Heat, blood : as if boiling, Chim. m.; orgasm, 
 obliged to loosen clothes about neck, ILach. 
 
 Heat, breathing: anxious, Sabad., Stram.; 
 deep, ILach.; dyspnoea, Carbo v., Cinnab., 
 1 1 Kali c; oppressed, INatr. m.; quick, can- 
 not talk well from oppression of chest, 
 ■Kali c; rapid, evenings, Agar.; short, 
 
 I Apis; short, quick, IISiL; stertorous, after 
 heat, I llgn. 
 
 Heat, burning : IIAcon., Agar., BIArs., IBell., 
 Bism., ICaps., 1 1 Chim. m., ICup. m., IIGels., 
 IHep., IHyos., IHyper., Lil.tig., I I Puis.; in ab- 
 domen, ICalc, ICamph.; afternoon, worse at 
 night, IBerb.; 4 p.m., all night, with slight de- 
 lirium, thirst, IHep.; rapidly alternates with 
 chill, ISang.; anxiety, constant desire to be 
 uncovered, especially during exacerbation of 
 fever in evening (scarlatina), IMur. ac; in 
 back, IDulc.; pungent, over whole body, espe- 
 cially face (typhus), IBapt.; in breast, as 
 though fire were there, in evening, Cast.; with 
 short breath, I ICact. ; in chest, Calc.a.; altern- 
 ates with chills, IHep.; with internal chill, 
 Bell.; with partial and transient chills, 
 Curar. ; interrupted by shaking chills in me- 
 tritis, I I Sec; then chill and colic, IHell.; 
 chill slight, I ICact.; with inclination to cover 
 himself in bed, IManc; constant, with thirst 
 followed by sweat, I I Puis.; convulsions, lArs.; 
 in lightly covered parts, though when not 
 covered almost cold, I Cham.; dry, I Aeon., 
 Natr. a.; dry (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), 
 
 I I Rhus ; in evening and night in bed,ICarbo 
 v.; in evening, in bed, frequently right side, 
 with restlessness and inclination to uncover, 
 Mosch.; in evening, with thirst, IHyos.; in 
 face, without redness, Thuya ; face red, worse 
 right side, Lachn.; does not feel it, ICanth.; 
 like fire, IBell.; with flushes in face and neck, 
 ■Med.; in forehead (intermittent), lArs.; 
 glowing of whole surface (typhus), I Apis ; on 
 head, Bry.; in head, with internal shivering 
 and chilliness without thirst, evening between 
 5 and 6, especially after lying down, I I Hell.; 
 distressing headache, 4 p.m., all night, IHep.; 
 with headache, uncovering relieves, Coral. ; 
 in hemorrhage, lApis ; internal, lArs., 
 Squilla, Syph.; internal, external chilliness, 
 IMez.; internal, cold external surface (scar- 
 latina), lArs.; in laryngitis, IChel.; in parts 
 on which he lies, Lyss. ; in limbs, mostly 
 hands, evenings, IStann. ; at night, ICanth., 
 I IHyos.; at night, in bed, with uneasiness, 
 HPiils.; at night, mostly on hands and feet, 
 ■Staph.; in nose, Calab.; affection of left 
 ovary, Med.; dull pain all evening, IHy- 
 dras.; mostly in palms and soles, IMur. ac; 
 radiating, hot to touch, with fever, Var.; in 
 different parts, particularly over renal region, 
 ■Ars. h.; restlessness, MAcon., NArs., IPhos., 
 Sabina ; in scarlatina, I Merc; of skin, IBapt., 
 ■Petrol.; as if between skin and flesh, Brom.; 
 disturbs sleep, Aurant.; constant pain in 
 spine, sometimes worse in lumbar region, 
 ■Kalm.; stinging, ■Ananth.; in stomach, 
 Calc.a.; with thirst, ICon., IManc; in toxsemic 
 fever, ITarant.; in typhus, IChlor.; dread of 
 uncovering, ISamb.; upper part of body and 
 face, internal chilliness, violent thirst, IKali 
 bi.; in various parts, Bufo. ; inward vibration 
 
 from between shoulders into limbs, ICamph . 
 Jg@~ dry. 
 
 Heat, chest; 1 1 Apis, Ars. h., Cast., lEup. perf., 
 IFerr.; affection, after abortion, INitr. ac, 
 INux m., Ratan.; congestion, similating pneu- 
 monia, causing great alarm, I I Med.; with 
 cough, ICalc. p.; extends below diaphragm, 
 ■Ars.; giddy, Lachn.; oppression, Berb., Bov., 
 ■Guarsea, ILach.; pain, Carbo v., ICinch., 
 IGuarsea; pain, in intermittent, 1 1 Ant. c; 
 great pain, worse breathing and on slightest 
 motion, IKalm.; palpitation, Calc.a.; in pleur- 
 isy, pneumonia, IBry.; rising into chest, 
 IPhos.; sternum, Caust. ; parts of trunk, lOp. 
 
 Heat, chill: before chill, Hell., I INux v., ISuL; 
 during chill, Ant. c, Bry., IDig., IPetroL; one 
 three hours after chill, lEup. pur.; heat absent, 
 3 to 8 p.m., I IFerr.; alternating, Abies, IIAcon., 
 Ant.t.,Arund., Asaf., Bell., Bor., Bov., ICalc, 
 ■Cham., Cycl., IHep., I IHyos., Hod., IKali 
 bi., IIKreo., IINuxv., IPhos. ac, Eheum, 
 ISul., Uran. n., I I Zinc; alternating, in coryza, 
 Cepa ; alternating in coryza, after mercury, 
 
 ■ IKali iod.; alternating, in chronic diarrhoea, 
 and typhoid, MCoccul.; alternating, evening 
 and night, IBar. c; alternating, toward even- 
 ing, Agar.; alternating, now here now there on 
 single parts, Ver.; alternating, every half hour, 
 Amm. m.; alternating, till midnight, Amm. c; 
 alternating, all night, lAcon.; alternating 
 quickly, llgn.; alternating, changes place, 
 ■Lach.; alternating, in pleuritis with plastic 
 exudation, IHep.; in whole body, alternates 
 with icy coldness, Tarant.; alternating in 
 septicaemia, 1 1 Sal. ac; alternating, with 
 shivering, Niccol.; alternating with shudder- 
 ing, alternate redness and paleness of face, 
 Magn. s.; alternating, in tonsillitis, ILach.; 
 alternating, in tonsillitis and pemphigus, ILyc; 
 alternate, in chronic hypertrophy of tonsils, 
 ■Bar. m.; begins during chill or while 
 he is yet chilly, I I Pod.; creeping and thirst, 
 afternoon, Calad.; exceeds chill in intensity 
 and endurance, followed by sweat, I IVal.; 
 with external chill, ISpong.; followed by chill, 
 with cold hands and feet, Hris; heat, followed 
 by sensation of cold, without shivering, Ru- 
 mex ; followed by chill, with thirst, ICaps.; 
 slight, in comparison to chill, IHep.; external, 
 chill internal, Anac, lArn., ■Coif., Coloc, 
 ■Ign., Ran. b., Rheum., Squilla, Thuya; 
 mixed, ICoccul., ICoff., Hpec, ILach., Lyss., 
 ISpong.; mixed, mostly with one red and one 
 pale cheek, HCham.; mixed, in intermittent, 
 
 I Ars., IGels., I I Ver.; mixed, one internal the 
 other external or alternating, INux v.; pre- 
 ceding chill over back, I lAmyl.; chills run all 
 over her before heat can develop, Lachn.; fol- 
 lowed by shivering, 1 1 Puis.; shivering and 
 sweat, same time, IRhus; with shuddering, 
 
 ■ Caps., Hell.; intermittent, shuddering, dark, 
 hot urine, IKali iod. 
 
 Heat, chilliness : Benz. ac, ICoff., I I Zing.; be- 
 fore chilliness, ICamph.; alternating, An- 
 throk., IDulc, Elaps, IMenyanth., IMerc, 
 Myr. cer., INatr. s., INitr. ac, INux v., 
 
 I I Rheum, Rhod.; alternating, in bilious re- 
 mittent fever, ICrotal. ; alternating, in rheu- 
 matism, I Ars.; alternating, morning till after- 
 noon, I Benz. ac; alternating, in typhus, 
 IBapt. ; after chilliness, in back, for half an 
 hour, in evening, ISul.; face seemed hot, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
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 though cheeks were cold to touch, and pale, 
 IKhus; followed by chilliness, Niccol., Nitr.sp. 
 d. ; internal chilliness, I IN ux v. ; internal chil- 
 liness, in evening, in bed, ICalc; chilliness, 
 from motion, Chin, s.; chilliness, while mov- 
 ing about, immediately followed by sweat, 
 IPod.; with thirst, ISep.; at same time, 
 I Aeon. 
 
 Heat, coldness : followed by coldness, Ast. r.; 
 icy hands and feet, with aversion -to being 
 uncovered, Squill a. 
 
 Heat, constipation : ILyc. 
 
 Heat, in convulsions : ICaust.; after epileptic, 
 ICalc; epileptic, in intermittent, I IStram.; 
 epileptiform, Hyos. 
 
 Heat, cough: during cough, Ant. t., ICarbo v., 
 Dig., Illpec, IKreo.; after cough, I I Sang.; dry 
 cough, in intermittent, IIBry.,IIpec.,l ISamb., 
 I I Ver.; fatiguing cough, Eup. perf.; peculiar, 
 coughs twice only, a heavy, straining cough, 
 strains pit of chest, also a light hacking, which 
 seems to come from pit of chest (chagres 
 fever), I ISul.; spasmodic, IDros.; whooping,. 
 ICepa. 
 
 Heat, covering : aversion to being dressed, 
 clothes feel too heavy, Euphor.; chilliness 
 whenever he uncovers, Squilla ; covers up, dur- 
 ing, Stram.; if he puts finger out from under 
 cover, violent pain, Strain.; pain whenever he 
 uncovers, Squilla ; wants to throw off, puts feet 
 out of bed, and against wall, to cool them, 
 ISul., Syph.; aversion to uncovering, Aur. 
 met., ICamph., Carbo a., Coff., Coral., IHell., 
 IHep., IMerc, IINux v., IIPuls., ISamb.; de- 
 sire to uncover, I Aeon., I Apis, Bor., IBry., 
 ICalc, Hgn., Iodof., I Hod., ILyc, INitr. ac, 
 ISpig., IStaph.; desire to uncover, but chilly 
 w r hen uncovered, I Cinch. 
 
 Heat, delirium: Ailant., lApis, IIBell., IChin. 
 s., ICinch., IDulc, Ign., INatr. m., MSec, 
 ISpong., Strain.; cold feet, Bufo.; persistent, 
 raging, IVer.; singing, Strain.; talking, Stram., 
 g^° Fever delirium. 
 
 Heat, descending: ICaust., Euph. 
 
 Heat, diphtheria: after failure of Lachesis,ILac 
 c; pungent, I ITarant. 
 
 Heat, drinking : caused by drinking, IPsor. ; 
 better by coffee, Ars.; desire for drink, with- 
 out thirst, IPhos.; frequent, small quantities, 
 ILyc; a swallow of water makes him shiver, 
 Eup. perf. Jggr* thirst. 
 
 Heat, dry: lAcet. ac, IIAcon., lAmyl. nit., 
 Ant. c, I Ars., Bism., Ced., IColoc, Coral., 
 Eup. perf., Lachn., ILyc, Spig., ISpong.; 
 in afternoon, I INatr. s.; every afternoon (con- 
 sumption), llod.; anxious, at night in bed, 
 with red face, Jacea ; on falling asleep, after 
 lying down, I ISamb. ; prevents falling asleep 
 (phthisis), I ISul.; after awaking, I Arn.,IBell.; 
 awakened by, IPhos. ac; in bed, after head- 
 ache, IIPuls.; over whole body, IINux v., 
 Stram. ; with hot breath, ICalc p.; with diffi- 
 cult breathing and lancinating through chest, 
 IIAcon.; burning, IDulc; burning, in phar- 
 ynx, Cain.; burning, in pneumonia, of 
 old people, ICamph.; burning over body, 
 except thighs, w T hich remain numb, cold, 
 chilly, I ISpong.; burning, thirst for cold 
 drinks, IIAcon.; glowing hot cheeks, IStram.; 
 after chill, ICimex ; following shivering chills 
 (diphtheria), IKali bi.; after violent chill 
 {pneumonia), Hod.; constant, Con.,Sul.; pain 
 
 in corona glandis and redness of prepuce, 
 Prun. ; with coryza, ISpig.; of covered parts, 
 Thuya; [spurious croup, I IKali m.; all day, 
 ■""Bar. m.; with delirium at night, I I Coff.; 
 with drowsiness, ICalc; in dysentery, I ISul.; 
 in evening, lArs., ICalc p.; in evening, after 
 lying down, with chilliness in back, ICoff.; 
 evening and night, lasting till morning, head- 
 ache on vertex and nape of neck till noon, 
 Graph.; towards evening, Apis; evening, with 
 distended veins and burning hands that seek 
 out cool places, IIPuls.; worse towards even- 
 ing, inclination to uncover, better moving 
 about, eating and speaking, I IFerr.; from 7 to 
 9 p.m., chill till 10 p.m., Elaps ; especially in 
 face, ICheL, 01. an.; worse in face and hands, 
 Ptel.; with gasping and stretching, ICalc p.; 
 particularly in palms of hands, follows chilli- 
 ness in evening (mastitis), I IPhos.; hands 
 sweaty, cannot tolerate being uncovered, 
 IHep.; on head, Anac; w r ith confusion of 
 head (angina), IMerc; especially head and 
 face, I Bell.; with headache, IColoc; hepatic 
 disease, ILept,; constantly increasing, w r ith 
 palpitation and thirst, IColch.; relapse of in- 
 termittent, I Ars.; internal, at night, wants to 
 be uncovered, INitr. ac; before menses, 
 IMerc; night before menses (dysmenorrhcea), 
 I I Sep. ; at midnight, cannot endure any cover, 
 Elaps; morning, in bed, I ISul.; at night, 
 I Ars., IBry., ICham., Chim. m., IClem., 
 ICoccul.; at night, with delirium, ICoff.; 
 at night, with thirst, Stront. ; at night, 
 with violent thirst, mostly after mid- 
 night, Ran. sc; at night, with violent 
 thirst and ebullition, mostly after midnight, 
 Raph.; during night, with violent, un- 
 unquenchable thirst, IColch.; with palpita- 
 tion, ICalc. p.; in pneumonia, IRan.b.; prick- 
 ling all over, Jaear.; with puffed and bloated 
 head and hands (asthma thymicum), ISamb.; 
 with rapid pulse, I I Sec; in quartan, Hgn.; 
 with restlessness (croup), I ISamb.; severe 
 and long lasting, with restlessness and violent 
 thirst, ISec; with excitability of sexual or- 
 gans, ICoff.; with parchmentlike skin, after 
 chill, I llpec; during sleep, Jacea, I ISamb., 
 Thuya ; with thirst, every afternoon at 3 
 o'clock, Niccol.; without thirst, especially in 
 evening, Cain.; transient, Sumb.; in typhus, 
 IChlor.; with uneasiness, ICalc; of upper part 
 of body, with icy coldness of feet, Lactu. v. 
 g^° burning. 
 Heat, duration : lasts until afternoon of next 
 day, and re-appears in afternoon of third 
 day (three days after parturition), ILyc; all 
 day, lEup. perf., Euphor.; all day, pain in 
 limbs, and nausea, I I Ptel.; fugitive, in even- 
 ing, with thirst (neuralgia of limbs), MVal.; 
 an hour (intermittent), I Ars.; two hours, 
 Diad.; two hours, feet cold (intermittent), 
 IFerr.; two hours, followed by headache, 
 nausea, and stitching pains in feet (quartan), 
 IPhell.; two hours, followed by sweat (chagres 
 fever), I ISul.; five hours, delirium, jerking of 
 limbs, headache, IGels.; five or six hours, 
 during which time eyes were shut, and she 
 lay in a comatose condition (intermittent), 
 I ITarant.; six or eight hours, I IMed.; six to 
 eight hours, with thirst, I Eup. perf.; increased 
 for thirty-six hours, followed by shaking chill, 
 5 a.m., Apis; several hours (quartan), llpec; 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 long, IINux v., Val.; long, frequently sets in 
 late after chill, I Cinch.; long, after short chill, 
 ■Ant. t.; long, far into night, Gels.; long, se- 
 vere, may last till nearly time for next chill, 
 IGels. ; long, in tertian, lAnt. t.; long,' with 
 violent thirst, and starting in sleep, HCham.; 
 violent, but not long-lasting, after a chill, 
 worse by every motion, I I Ant. t.; transient, 
 ■Sep.; transient, with sweat, Cinnam. 
 JS@? a Fever duration. 
 
 Heat, ears: Case, ILyc, Zing.; like hot blood, 
 MCalc; cold, llpec; earache, Calad.; in left, 
 over whole left side of face, Raph.; with 
 stitches in temples, Calc. 
 
 Heat, eating: during, Chlor., Val.; after eat- 
 ing, Bar. c, Calc, Chlor., Cycl., Ferr., Nitr. 
 ac; aversion to food, ICinch.; after heat, de- 
 sire to eat, Eup. pur.; from satisfying appe- 
 tite, during apyrexia, lArs. jg®* Chap. 15, 
 Eating heat. 
 
 Heat, ebullition : j|i§^ flushes. 
 
 Heat, epigastrium: burning (chest affection), 
 ILach.; to head, Calc. ars.; distressing pains, 
 I Eup. perf.; heat rising from, Ferr.; a round 
 spot, two inches in diameter, feels hot to pa- 
 tient, but cold to touch, I INux v. 
 
 Heat, eructation : ICepa. 
 
 Heat, eruption: ICrot. t. ; herpes, liNatr. m.; 
 in a young leprous lame girl, I I Agar. ; nettle- 
 rash, I I Apis, I Rhus ; nettlerash over whole 
 body, with itching, better by scratching, dis- 
 appears during sweat, Ign.; pemphigus,! Anac; 
 urticaria, itching worse by rubbing, IRhus. 
 
 Heat, in evening: Anthrok., Carbo v., Diad., 
 IPhos. ac, Plumb., ISil., Stilling., Val.; with 
 pain in back, making him bend backward, 
 evening, disappearing in morning, Jamb.; in 
 bed, Sul. ac; in bed, an hour before falling 
 asleep, I ISars.; in bed, with sweat, Calend.; 
 after chill, with cold feet, IPetrol.; with de- 
 lirium, IPsor.; with ebullitions' and palpita- 
 tion, Sars.; burning in face, Rhod.; mostly in 
 face, Thuya ; worse right side of face, with 
 cold hands and general discomfort, Ran. b.; 
 with cold feet, Rhod.; fretful on awaking,. 
 ICham.; worse in head, with cold feet, Men- 
 yanth.; dull headache, Hippom.; with head- 
 ache and thirst, calling for frequent mouth fuls 
 of cold water (pneumonia), I I Sul.; several 
 hours with burning thirst, followed by sweat, 
 Cinch.; indoors, after walking in open air, 
 Ran. sc; with great loquacity, Mar. v.; after 
 lying down, with anxiety all night, Zinc; be- 
 fore midnight, Calad.; and night, IIApis; 
 and night, with restlessness, Graph.; in pa- 
 ronychia, INatr. s.; frequent pulse and thirst, 
 lasting three to four hours (intermittent), 
 I I Fluor, ac; in room, after walking in open 
 air, Raph.; with sweat, IVer.; with sweat on 
 forehead, I ISars. ; with moderate thirst, Sene- 
 cio ; towards, and forepart of night (remittent 
 fever), ISul.; averse to uncovering, IMagn. 
 m.; 6 to 8 p.m., ICaust.; 10 p.m., followed by 
 debility, IHydras. 
 
 Heat, exertion : after exercise, ISpong.; from 
 least exercise, particularly in sun, Ant. c; 
 from least, Oxal. ac. ; worse during least, or 
 in open air, IINux v.; motion, talking, cough- 
 ing, walking, Ars. ; when walking, IKalibi.; 
 when walking out of doors., Arg. met.; worse 
 while walking, ICamph., ICinch. 
 
 Heat, eyes : Cham., ICycl., Diad., IGraph., ILil. 
 
 tig., Verbas. ; in rheumatic ophthalmia, with 
 chills, ILed.; burning, with tears, worse bright 
 light, IKreo.; desire to close, at night, Cinch.;, 
 dimness of vision, Carbo v.; in eyeballs,IGlon.;. 
 and forehead, IGels.; with lachrymation, 
 TrCamph., IStram. ; about lids, IGraph. ; in lids,. 
 IGlon., ILil. tig. ; pain,IGuar8ea,Stram. ; press- 
 ure, IKalic; redness, Ziz.; sensation of sharp 
 salt (intermittent), INatr. m.; stinging, after 
 heat, I I Diad.; stinging in left,after heat,Spong.; 
 stitches, IKalic; after, tearing in left, Spong.; 
 ulceration, Kreo. 
 Heat, face: Castor., ILed., Lil. tig., I I Zinc; 
 in afternoon, IBell., Berb., ICarboa.; alter- 
 nates with cold body, IStram.; with anxiety,, 
 ■ ICarbo v.; over whole body, which is cool, 
 Berb.; burning, Plat.; burning, one-sided , 
 I Ign.; cannot bear, in cancer labii, ICamph.; 
 in cheeks, Cast, eq., ICepa ; cheeks, to ears 
 and hands, Daph.; cheeks and lips, ISabad.; 
 one cheek pale, the other red, IIPuls. ; red 
 cheeks, alternating with chilliness, ILyc; red 
 cheeks, head free, I I Ferr.; of cheeks, with- 
 out redness, ILed., Vinca; tearing, in left cheek,. 
 Spong. ; with chill and other complaints, I Calc 
 p.; with chill, in evening, Staph.; with chill, in 
 intermittent, IBry.; following chill, Cain., 
 IGuaiac; chill in other parts, Amb.; chilli- 
 ness, Chel.; followed by chilliness, disturbs 
 sleep, 3 a.m., Ang.; body cold, ICham.; when 
 coldness and chilliness passed, Strain.; 
 coldness, pallor and sweat, Spong. ; with 
 cough, Bell., ICham., Guaiac, Mur. ac, Sul.; 
 after drinking, I ICham.; in evening, ICalc 
 p.; in evening, cold feet, Amm. c; after eat- 
 ing, I ICham.; after eating, particularly left 
 cheek, ILyc; -after dinner, Calc, Calend.; 
 especially in evening, IGuaiac; in evening, 
 in tertian, ICalc; around eyes, IGlon.; with 
 evening fever, ICalc ; first felt in face (ter- 
 tian), INatr. m.; -flushes in face, Amb., Aph. 
 ch., Calc. s., ICham., ICina, ICist., lEup. perf. r 
 I I Kali m., I ILach., I ITarant., Thuya, Val.; 
 burning heat of cheeks and cold feet, IICoc- 
 cul.; w r ith circumscribed redness of cheeks, 
 IKreo.; flushes worse on cheeks, Rumex ; 
 mostly in face, evening in bed, Agnus ; soles 
 of feet and palms of hands and face, Cub. ; 
 flushes frequently, principally in face and 
 head, ISil.; flushes on left side, ILac def . ; 
 from any movement, IStann.; flushes, neck 
 and hands, IHydras.; flushes, with shivering 
 over body, I ISul.; sudden, Ant. t. ; flushes, 
 with sweat, Lyss., Sep.; in forenoon, Zinc; 
 glowing, frequently on one side, Tabac ; and 
 hands with chill in back, ISpig.; cold hands, 
 Camph.; and head (helminthiasis), ICina; 
 congestion to head, I ICham.; and head almost 
 exclusively, IDros.; and front of head, ICroc; 
 fulness in head, cold feet, IGels.; pulsations 
 in head, palpitation, IGlon.; headache, IGlon.; 
 catarrh alheadache,Gymn.; headacheand rush 
 of blood, ICalc; livid complexion, ILach.; 
 dull mahogany color, lEup. perf.; with weak 
 mind, IBry.; moaning, ICham.; only in face, 
 Cann. s.; alternate paleness and coldness, 
 llpec; pale, IOp.; pale, cold (meningitis), 
 ISpong.; pale, after heat, Squilla ; with palpi- 
 tation, Calc a.; prickling, 01. an.; puffiness, 
 IBell.; red, Bar.m., IBell., Carbo v., I ICinch., 
 IINux v., IIPuls., Rhus ; red, in afternoon, 
 ILyc, Zinc; with burning, Samb.; cheeks ma- 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
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 hogany red, Eup. perf.; after heat circum- 
 scribed red cheeks, worse right side, Lachn.; 
 very red, after fever, every day at 4 p.M.,Curar.; 
 cold hands, Euph. ; red, with headache, 1 1 As- 
 tac. ; red, in sick headache, Sang.; redness, 
 followed paleness, Squilla ; red, puffed, par- 
 ticularly in warm room and after exertion, 
 Amm. in.; very red, and inclination to uncover, 
 IFerr.; red, aversion to uncovering, IIXuxv.; 
 without redness, ILyc; rising to face, espe- 
 cially after washing, IISul.; stinging in left 
 cheek, after, Spong.; suddenly, Sabad.; sweat, 
 Lyss., Val.; cold sweat, IDig.; sweat, in large 
 drops, IOp.; swelling of lids, left cheek and 
 upper lip (catarrhal fever), I Kali c; pain in 
 left temple, ICalc; without thirst, succeeds 
 chill, Cycl.; toothache, I Graph.; typhus, I Bapt. ; 
 increased urine, Indig. ; wants to wash it, 
 Fluor, ac. g^° flushes; also Chap. 8, Face, 
 congested, flushed, heat, red. 
 
 Heat, fainting : llgn., Petrol. 
 
 Heat, faintness : Eup. perf., Ziz.; after heat, 
 Sal. ac; from motion, I I Eup. perf. 
 
 Heat, feet: Ars. h., Camph., ICaust., ICoccul., 
 IKalibi., Millef., INux v., Phos., IPsor., 
 I IPtel., IIPuls., IISul.; burning, Ast. r.; cold, 
 llgn., I IPtel., MSil.; in hysteria, IITarant.; 
 after dinner, Calend.; after midnight, Calad.; 
 burning in soles in evening, Zinc; sudden, 
 beginning in soles, then over whole body, 
 Lith. ®^ Chap. 33, Feet heat. 
 
 Heat, flushes (general) : IAcon.,IIAmvl., Ang., 
 Ant. t., Apis, IBell., ICham., ICina, Coff., 
 ICrotal., ICrot. t., Cup. m., Eryng., IGamb., 
 IIGlon., IGraph., Illgn., I Hod., BILach., 
 Lact. ac, Lobel. i., ILyc, Med., Nitr. sp. d., 
 Ptel., IIPuls., ISang., IISul.,IISul. ac, Tromb., 
 Zinc; in abdomen, Cepa ; abdomen to head 
 (epilepsy), I Indig.; pain in abdomen (rheu- 
 matism, with palpitation), Cact.; abdominal 
 pulsations, I Kali c; every afternoon, I INatr. 
 p. ; 4 to 9 p.m., Arum t.; alternates with cold- 
 ness, Asar., alternates with headache, Lyss.; 
 with anxiety, ICalc, IDros., IPlat.; anx- 
 iety, returning every quarter hour, worse 
 towards evening (intermittent fever, whoop- 
 ing cough), lAmb.; in asthma, lAmb.; on 
 awaking, Bapt,; on awaking, 3 a.m., Bapt.; 
 down back, INatr. c; in floods from back 
 (heart affection), ISumb. ; short hot breath, 
 Zinc; burning in face, interrupted by chilli- 
 ness, I I Plat. ; burning, generally without 
 thirst, ICarbov.; followed by chill, I ICaust., 
 ISang. ; after chill, Ailant., Cimex ; alternat- 
 ing with chills, Med. ; with chilliness, I Petrol.; 
 after chilliness, Natr. p.; alternating with 
 chilliness, IKalibi.; alternating with chilli- 
 ness, in cholera, IChin. s.; alternating with 
 inward chilliness (coryza) , ICalc ; followed by 
 chilliness, I I Puis.; interrupted by chilliness, 
 Plat.; chilliness, even when sitting near stove, 
 HColch.; terrible choking, as though someone 
 were pressing windpipe between thumb and 
 finger, ILach.; at climacteric period, Arg. nit., 
 Con., IGraph., Hvdr.ac, Jab., I ILach., ILyc, 
 IIMang., IPlat./llSul. ac, Sumb., ITereb., 
 ITJstil.; at climacteric period, with hot head, 
 hands and feet, IISul.; sudden, at climacteric 
 period, with weakness, momentary sweat and 
 tendency to faint, USep.; clothing thrown 
 off (scarlatina), ISul.; worse on smelling cof- 
 fee (climacteric period), ISul. ac; transient 
 
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 (after coitus), IDig.; in alternation with cold- 
 ness, followed by cold sweat, Cornus ; in co- 
 ryza, ICepa; then coryza, in evening, ICepa; 
 by day, ILach., MSenecio; frequent, during 
 day, IBar. c; debility, IDig.; in diphtheria, 
 ISul.; while eating, Bow; after eating, Cin- 
 nab., ILach.; erysipelas, IHydras.; preceding 
 erysipelatous eruption on face, IHydras.; in 
 evening, lElaps ; towards evening, ILyc; 
 sudden, towards evening, INatr. s.; transient, 
 in evening (phthisis), I IStann.; over body, 
 about 8.30 p.m., Sep.; from least exertion 
 (neuralgia), IMerc; with weak, faint spells, 
 ICrot. t.; with faintness, IISul.; with sudden 
 crying out to be fanned, Zinc; with cold feet, 
 I I Sep.; with fever, Lyss.; sudden, in yellow 
 fever, I ILach.; flying,' Bell., ICepa, I IKalibr., 
 ISpong.; flying, 'after chill, Gels.; flying, .in 
 morning, with pain in forehead and vertex, 
 Oxal. ac; flying, with excitement of nerves, 
 Spong.; flying, short duration (quotidian), 
 llpec; frequent, during day,IPetrol.; frequent, 
 quick, Ruta ; in gastralgia, ILyc; gentle, over 
 whole body,IBapt.; beginningin hands,IPhos.; 
 dulness of head, I Kali iod.; from head to foot, 
 Xan.; with pressure in front of head and 
 eyes, I Kali c ; from head to stomach, after 
 headache, with nausea and chilliness, Sang.; 
 worse in head and chest after rising, morning, 
 Bism.; up towards head, after writing, Ars. h.; 
 with headache, IXatr. m.; hectic, HCalc; as 
 in hectic, Sal. ac; with disagreeable sensation 
 of hunger, beginning at 11 a.m., I ISul.; in 
 hysteria, ILyc; with indigestion after meals, 
 Vespa ; internal, ICroc; irregular, in hsema- 
 temesis, ITereb.; irregular, with circumscribed 
 redness of cheeks and slight night sweat 
 (chronic cough), ILyc; along legs, Kob.; going 
 off when lying down, with nausea, INux v.; 
 in mania, I Ars.; after mental effort, Oleand.; 
 after mental or physical effort, ILach.; pass 
 off with little moisture and debility, IISul.; 
 morning and afternoon, Bor. ; from least mo- 
 tion, ISep.; pass all over him on every move- 
 ment, while in a room, IHelon.; with nausea, 
 IMerc; in nephritis, I Kali iod.; at night, 
 Arum t,, I IRhod.; at night, followed by chili 
 (hydrometra), I ISep.; at night, in intermit- 
 tent, I ISul.; worse at night, with restlessness, 
 Bar. c ; at night, with thirst for beer, ISpig. ; 
 worse at night, I Kali iod. ; over occiput, face, 
 neck, shoulders and body, JEsc. h.; in outer 
 parts, sweat, Acet. ac. ; with palpitation, ICalc; 
 palpitation, before menses, Iod.; pelvic suffer- 
 ings (pregnancy), ISul.; periodical, worse 
 after bodily or mental exertion, I I Oleand.; in 
 pneumonia, ISul.; prolapsus during climaxis, 
 IILach.; sexual debility, IDig.; single parts, 
 or entire body, INitr. ac; before sleep, ICar- 
 bov.; preventing sleep, I IPsor., I I Puis.; burn- 
 ing of soles, Cupr. s.; as if flames rose out of 
 region of stomach, threw off covering, IManc; 
 during stool, with purulent diarrhoea, IMerc; 
 intermingled with strumming through limbs, 
 ILach. ; sudden, Seneg.; sudden, in sick head- 
 ache, \ ISang.; sudden, over whole body, with 
 trickling sweat all over face, IPsor. ; with 
 sweat, Illgn., Kob., 1 1 Oxal. ac; alternating 
 with sweat, I Kali bi.; as if sweat would come 
 on, Amm. br., IFerr.; with sweat, at climac- 
 teric period, IISul. ac; with sweat on face, 
 Lyss.; with sweat on face on touching epigas- 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 trium, I ISpig.; ending in sweat on face, worse 
 palms, soles, Amm. m.; little sweat, worse at 
 night, IKali iod.; followed by copious sweat, 
 Ipom.; followed by profuse night sweats 
 (chronic passive haemorrhage from kidneys), 
 I ITereb.; followed by slight sweat on abdo- 
 men, Act. rac; pass off in sweat, with faint- 
 ness (cancer of uterus), IISul. ; talking or 
 moving, I lArs.; returning when thinking of 
 them, Spong.; to thighs, knees, elbows, parts 
 above hot, parts below cold (climacteric pe- 
 riod), lAmyl. ; with thirst, Zinc; with thirst, 
 during pregnancy, I IVer.; transient, with 
 shooting through brain, Cornus; and trem- 
 bling, ICalc, Zinc; in typhus, Arn.; upper 
 part of body, during menses, Uran. n.; uter- 
 ine affection, I IVib.; with vertigo, IZinc.; 
 with vertigo, during menses, IPhos. ac; after 
 a walk in open air, or after a slight fit of an- 
 ger, I I Petrol.; as if hot water were poured 
 over one, with redness of face and sweat of 
 whole body, Sep.; with weakness, IPhos.; 
 with yawning, ILyc. g^*" face. 
 
 Heat, flying : jg^ flushes. 
 
 Heat, forenoon : with sweat, Calend. ; 9 to 12, 
 then sweat, Cham.; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., IIMen- 
 yanth.; 10 a.m., without chill, Gels.; 10 a.m., 
 without thirst, IRhus ; 10 to 12, nervous, mov- 
 ing fingers, Med. 
 
 Heat, glands : enlargement of swollen cervical, 
 in girls, during heat, Bar. m.; enlargement of 
 lymphatic, Med. 
 
 Heat, hands: I Aeon., 1 1 Agar., I Ant. t., I I Apis, 
 Calad., Camph., ICarbo v., Cast., Clem., 
 Curar.,Cycl., Grat., Guaiac, Ham., I I Jamb., 
 IKali bi., IKali c, Millef, Murex, INitr. ac, 
 INux v., Oxal. ac, IPetrol., I IPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, Plant., IPsor., I IPtel., IIPuls., ISabad., 
 Sarrac, I I Spong., ISul., Tarax.; in afternoon, 
 Berb.; with coldness, Cadm. s.; cold, creep- 
 ing chills, no thirst, Calend.; evening cold 
 (cholera infantum), ITabac; icy cold, sweat 
 on face, Thuya; cold to touch, Ehod.; cool, 
 with pressive headache above orbits and 
 anxious lamentations, IIPuls.; after dinner, 
 Calend.; dry and rough, ISabad.; cold finger 
 tips, ICaps.; hot and dry, tEsc. h.; inflam- 
 mation, lAnthrac; internal, nightly, ICalc; 
 with pain in right metacarpus and fleshy 
 part of right thumb, Oxal. ac; in palms, 
 IFluor. ac, Zing.; in palms, in afternoon, 
 with thirst, IZinc; in palms, sometimes with 
 moisture, lEup. perf.; before palpitation, 
 Calca.; spreading over body, IChel.; veins 
 distended, IMerc per. Jg^ 35 Chap. 32, Hands 
 heat. 
 
 Heat, head : IIAcon., lAnt. t., IIApis, IIBell., 
 IBry., Bufo., Calad., ICalc, ICalc p., Camph., 
 Canth., ICarbo v., Case, ICepa, ICham., 
 IChel., Chin, s., Chloral., ICina, Coccion., 
 ICoccul., Codein., IColoc, ICrot. t., ICurar., 
 ICycl., Daph., IDros.,!Gamb„, IIGels.,IIGlon., 
 Grat., IHell.,IHippom.,IHyper., Iber.,1 Hgn., 
 Ilpec, IKali iod., IKali m., ILacdef., Lil. 
 tig., IMez., INatr. a., INitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d., 
 I INux m., IOp., Pseonia, IPhos., IPhyt. , 
 Plant., Ptel., I ISamb.,1 I Sang. , Sarrac, I Stram., 
 IITherid., Ustil., IVer., I I Verbas., I IZinc, 
 Ziz.; afternoon, Arum t., Berb., ICarbo a., 
 IHyper.; beats like a hammer, after fever, 
 Curar.; precedes irritation of bladder, in chil- 
 dren, MSenecio; and whole body, IStram.; 
 
 inflammatory condition of brain, IStram.; 
 bruised feeling, after, Chin, a.; from cervical 
 spine into occiput, Nitr. sp. d.; and chest, rest 
 of body cold, Arn.; with chilliness, I IBry.; 
 with coldness of rest of body, IIBry.; coldness 
 of hands, feet and limbs, IHydras.; cool, body 
 hot (exostoses on skull), I Arg. met.; confusion, 
 INitr. ac; congested, IBell., ICinch.; crawls 
 over body, ICamph.; creeping over, continued 
 a long time, ICham.; deep, within, IHell.; 
 dry, lAcon., I Apis, IPhos.; dry, with glowing 
 face, morning on awaking, IISul.; dulness, 
 Val.; while eating warm food, Magn. c; ebul- 
 litions, ICalc; towards evening,Calend.; worse 
 in evening, IIBry.; external, ICalc; cold ex- 
 tremities, IHydr. ac; eyes burned, Zinc; in 
 left eyebrow, Cepa ; and face, Gels., Nitr. sp. 
 d.; and face, with paleness of cheeks and 
 thirst, I Croc. ; and face, then general cold- 
 ness, then general heat, Stram.; and face, with 
 headache and pain in eyes, Calab.; and face, 
 in spasms of glottis, IBrom.; and face, in in- 
 termittent, Ilpec; face red, giddy, iEthus.; 
 dark red face, IIBry.; and face, iuterrupted 
 by shivering, returns at same hour, ISabad.; 
 and face, as if she had taken wine, not felt by 
 hand, ISabad.; feet cold, IPhos. ac; feet cold 
 (ophthalmia), I Apis ; in forehead, Elat., Lact. 
 ac, ISabad., ISpong.; in forehead (cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis), ICup.m. ; as if it would come 
 out at forehead, IBry.; in forehead, with 
 headache, IDiad.; inward, in forehead, Alum.; 
 stinging in forehead (intermittent), lArs.; in 
 forehead, w T orse walking, Camph.; percept- 
 ible to hand held two or three inches from it 
 (tinea), ICalc; with headache, as if top of 
 head were being pressed against wall, after 
 cessation of chronic diarrhoea, Sul.; heaviness 
 (intermittent), ICoccul.; heaviness in occiput, 
 before, ISpong.; in hydrocephalus, I Apis ; 
 intolerable, I IKali m.; temperature lessened 
 in limbs (mania, after labor), ICup. ac; dur- 
 ing menses, ICalc; in nape and occiput, Nitr. 
 sp. d.; only, Euphor.; in pneumonia, I I Sul.; 
 pressure in forehead and back, Lyss.; pressure 
 on top, with lightheadedness and confusion, 
 ICrotal.; on raising in bed, sweat on forehead 
 and redness in face, Magn. s.; and forehead, 
 when reading (smallpox), I IVar. ; right side, 
 Caust.; after rising from stooping, Grat.; rises 
 into, Calad.; rises to, with sweat, Gamb.; rises 
 to, sweat on forehead, Anag.; of scalp, with 
 sharp stitches, Spong. ; shooting, Berb. ; pre- 
 venting sleep, before midnight, Amm.m.; 
 subjective, dry, at night in bed (bronchitis), 
 Hod. ; more and more, until sweat breaks out 
 on forehead, better after forehead becomes 
 moist, INatr. s. ; as if anxious sweat would 
 break out, numb sensation in forehead, as if 
 constricted in a warm crowded room, soon in- 
 creasing to a violent dull burrowing compres- 
 sion, I I Plat. ; with profuse sweat, IOp.; in 
 temples, ILyc; with thirst and pain in limbs, 
 IIBry. ; thirstless, Camph.; throbbing in fore- 
 head (intermittent), lArs.; to toes, ICalc. p.; 
 in vertex, IISul.; in vertex, with nausea (me- 
 grim), ICalc; on vertex, with pains, better 
 pressure, lEup. perf.; in back part of vertex, 
 IDaph.; with vertigo, Diosc, Grat. 
 %^ Chaps. 3 and 4, Head heat. 
 Heat, headache: IIBell., ICaps., Carbo v., 
 ICoccul., Cornus, Diad., Eup. perf., IIGlon., 
 
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 1107 
 
 I Kali c, ILach., Lyss., IOp., IPod., IStram., 
 Zing.; during (tertian), lAnt. t.; better during 
 heat, lArs.; beating, Ign.; beating, worse on 
 vertex and right side, precedes a cold in the 
 head and stiff neck, I ILach.; drowsiness, 
 Diad.; red face,IIAstac; pressure in forehead, 
 IKali c; painful pressure in forehead, Lyss.; 
 outward tearing in forehead (intermittent), 
 lArs.; stitches in forehead, IKali c; after 
 heat, throbbing in forehead (quartan), I I Rhus; 
 frontal (intermittent), I I Puis.; in intermit- 
 tent, IIApis, lArs., INatr. m., I IVer. ; slight, 
 in occiput, ILyc. ; all overhead, IMed.; press- 
 ing, IDros.; pressing in forehead (intermit- 
 tent), lArs. ; while reading, I INatr. s.; stupe- 
 fying, worse forenoon, ISabad.; stupefying 
 (quotidian), llpec; syphilitic, I I Thuya ; tear- 
 ing, worse on vertex, lElat.; tearing, in tem- 
 ples, in chest affection, ILach.; tearing in 
 temples, with burning heat in epigastrium, 
 ILach.; in right temple, Ziz.; throbbing, Cycl., 
 Dros., lEup. perf.; throbbing, over root of 
 nose, Camph.; twitching, on moving head or 
 ascending steps, INatr. m. fggg" Chap. 3, 
 Headache, congestive, fever, heat. 
 
 Heat, about heart: Ant. t.; giddy, Lachn. 
 
 Heat, heat: external, is intolerable, IIPuls. 
 
 Heat, hip : in joint, IChel. ; with shooting in 
 right (liver complaint), IChel. 
 
 Heat, hunger : after heat, ICimex ; appetite 
 diminished, Anthrac, I ISil.; canine, ICinch.; 
 desire for something icy cold, Asim; desire 
 for juicy food, ISabad. 
 
 Heat, in hypochondria : I ICaust. 
 
 Heat, increasing: gradually, and in a like 
 manner decreasing, Plat.; gradually, in inter- 
 mittent, lArs. 
 
 Heat, injuries: stinging in wounds, during 
 heat, Calend. 
 
 Heat, internal: IBenz. ac, ICic, llpec, IMur. 
 ac, Oleand., ISabad., Samb., I I Sep., I ITereb.; 
 afternoon, after lying down, IChel.; after 
 beer, Bell.; as if blood w T ere boiling hot in 
 veins after dinner, same sensation after slight 
 exertion, Med.; through body, Alum., IIArs.; 
 burning through whole body, IINux v.; burn- 
 ing, with thirst, follows short, violent chill, 
 ISec. ; with chill, Nitr. ac, ISpong.; with 
 chill, anxiety, red cheeks, I Aeon.; simulta- 
 neously with external chill and red face, ISul.; 
 chilliness, external, IKali c,Mosch.; coldness 
 in abdomen and feet, Zinc; external coldness, 
 llgn., llpec, IVer.; coldness, diarrhoea fol- 
 lowing fright, IPuls.; debilitating, Cup. m., 
 Cupr. s.; dry, evening and night, IIPuls. ; dry, 
 burning with fever, IIBry.; through body, 
 w r orse in eyes, Ustil. ; internal, most in face, 
 morning, I lOxal. ac; cold feet, ILach.; fever- 
 ish, with exhausting sweat, Calad.; external 
 flushes, IColoc; especially forehead and face, 
 ICham.; hands and feet being cold, I Arm; 
 especially in hands, with external coldness 
 (intermittent^, IPhos.; rises into head, with 
 chill and coldness of body (prolapsus and 
 hemorrhage), llpec; metrorrhagia, I Croc; 
 pains in neck, worse when headache is better, 
 Lyss.; at night, IIMagn. c; at night, of feet, 
 ICalc; during whole night, Cinnab.; causes 
 restlessness, IBar. c; with shivering, ICham.; 
 with coldness of skin, Hod.; with cold sweat, 
 Aiiae. ; forces sweat out on face, as from weak- 
 ness, and is accompanied by lassitude and 
 
 aching in legs, Lyss.; with thirst, ICon., 
 IIPuls.; with thirst, but no desire to drink, 
 IVer.; with great thirst, IIBry.; causes vio- 
 lent thirst, IKali c; without thirst, IChel.; 
 without thirst, with sweat of hands, 8 a.m., 
 
 I ICaust.; with throbbing, Calad. 
 
 Heat, itching: over whole body, Codein., 
 ISpong. 
 
 Heat, labor (parturition): with after pains, 
 IPod.; with labor pains, HCham. 
 
 Heat, lactation : general heat, with vanishing 
 of milk, I Rhus. 
 
 Heat, languor : I Gels., Kali ars. 
 
 Heat, larynx: affected, voice weak, hoarse, 
 IHep.; in croup, IHep. 
 
 Heat, legs: Curar., IHam.; aching, I IPuls.; in 
 knees, Aur. mur.; in left, Oxal. ac; pain, 
 Carbo v. 
 
 Heat, limbs: burning, Bufo.; cold, IIPuls.; 
 cold, with cough, Ant. c; sudden, cold hands 
 and feet, llpec ; crawling, trembling, Strain.; 
 of hands and feet, IKali hi.; feet and hands 
 cold, Apis ; hands and feet, which must be 
 covered because cold causes intolerable pain, 
 IINux v.; particularly hands and feet, in 
 evening, ILach.; hand's and feet, with cold 
 face, Rheum ; hands and feet, in evening, 
 I Led.; numbness, IStram.; pain, IBry., ICinch., 
 IGuaiac; cold, trunk hot (typhoid), IColch.; 
 spasmodic twitching, Ign. 
 
 Heat, liver: pain, ICinch., Hyos. 
 
 Heat, local : in anterior parts of body, chilli- 
 ness in back and head, IRhus ; most about 
 belly, chest and hands (intermittent), lApis; 
 on diseased part, Bry.; inequality in division 
 (hydrocephaloid), IVer.; left side, Anac; one 
 part of body, chill in another, Magn. s.; one- 
 sided, Asaf.,IClem.; one side, hands and feet, 
 ■Ran. b.; one side, coldness of other (typhoid), 
 IPuls.; leftside, IMez.; right side, mostly in 
 morning, often with sweat on head, Magn. c. ; 
 right side, or on upper part, better moving or 
 washing, IIPuls.; single parts, llgn.; single 
 parts, others chilly, IINux v.; single outer 
 parts, Bar. c; single parts, thirst, IBry. ; al- 
 most burning in various small places, while 
 sitting, Zinc, in some parts, coolness in oth- 
 ers, lApis ; transient sensation at different 
 places, Berb.; in upper part of body, Agar., 
 Anac, lArn., Berb., Guarsea ; upper part, to- 
 wards evening, I I Dros. 
 
 Heat, in locomotor ataxia : IPhos. 
 
 Heat, lying down: in evening and through 
 day, generally with sweat, Hell. 
 
 Heat, with malaise : irAur. mur. nat. 
 
 Heat, measles : repercussion, ILach. 
 
 Heat, menses: before menses, Con.; during 
 menses, INitr.ac, Xam; amenorrhcea, ICina; 
 dysmenorrhea, I Merc. per. 
 
 Heat, mental condition : active, writes though 
 he cannot form letters, I I Strain. ; agonized 
 tossing, 1 1 Aeon.; anxiety, I Ars., Berb., Bov., 
 Case, ICham., IGamb., IGuarsea, IIPuls., 
 I I Sec. ; anxiety and burning in face and hands, 
 afternoon and evening, IPhos.; anxiety, after 
 eating, Jacea ; anxiety in evening, Carbo v., 
 llpec; anxiety and prostration, Niccol.; anx- 
 iety and restlessness, IINux v.; anxiety, with 
 screams, Strain.; anxiety, with sleeplessness, 
 IPuls.; anxiety, suddenly, I ISpong.; anxiety, 
 as if sweat would break out, IStann.; anxiety, 
 with thirst, Niccol. ; anxiety, with vomiting, 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 Stram.; apathy and cold feet, Bufo.; derange- 
 ment, Stram. ; despondency, in evening (in- 
 termittent), llpec; excitable, IStram.; fear of 
 getting crazy, HChel. ; forgetful, IGuarsea; 
 forgetful, after heat, Pod . ; impatience, in even- 
 ing, llpec; inconsolability, would rather die 
 on the spot, Spong. ; irritable, Chim. m.; 
 loquacity, ILach., Pod.; nervous, lEup. perf. , 
 HCon.; satiety of life, ISpong.; cannot speak 
 or reply to questions, I IStram.; thoughts of 
 suicide, Stram.; terror and fear, ISpong.; un- 
 easiness, ICalc, Val.; inclination to weep, 
 ISpong.; worry and excitement (general pros- 
 tration after childbearing), ILach. 
 
 Heat, moaning : IIPuls. 
 
 Heat, in morning : I IMeph., Thuya ; beginning 
 in bed, IKali c. ; in bed, with thirst, does not 
 wish to be uncovered, I llgn.; after coffee, 
 ICham.; till noon, lElat.; after rising, 
 ISabad.; on attempting to step down, Ars. h.; 
 without thirst, Arg. met. 
 
 Heat, motion : in coryza, IINuxv.; abating 
 when moving about, IFerr.; lessened by, 
 ■Caps. JS@~ exertion. 
 
 Heat, mouth : I Aeon., Ananth., Ant. ch., Ant. 
 t., I Ars., Ars. h., IBell., Brach., Brom., 
 ICamph., ICarbo v., Caullo., I ICham., Clem., 
 IColch., Croc, IKali m., Mosch. ; with hot 
 breath, ICalC; dried up and sticky in morn- 
 ing, ISabad.; dry, Ars. h., ICalc p.; dry be- 
 fore heat, Chin, s.; dry lips, lies stupid (quo- 
 tidian), 1 1 Rhus ; dry, and lips, which have 
 to be moistened all the time after chill, IKali 
 bi.; especially upper lip, ICarbo v.; licks lips, 
 IIPuls.; in hard palate, ICamph.; with ves- 
 icles (headache), I ISul. J^" Chap. 12, Mouth 
 heat. 
 
 Heat, nausea: Carbo v., Chel., Fluor, ac, 
 I llpec , IKali bi., ISang., Ziz.; at end of, espe- 
 cially after drinking ^intermittent), 1 1 Ars.; 
 follows nausea with dizziness, Ver. v. ; from 
 slightest motion with inclination to uncover 
 and wash with cold water, IFluor. ac; and 
 vomiting, IBry. 
 
 Heat, neuralgia: ICham.; attacks end in heat, 
 ICoccion. 
 
 Heat, at night: Alum., Arund., Bapt., IBar. c, 
 Berb., ICarbo a., Cinch, bol., Cinnab., IDros., 
 Ign., Niccol., IINux v., IPetrol., I Phos., 
 IPsor., IIPuls., ISabad., ISil., I ISul.; in open 
 air, less in morning, Curar.; anxiety on awak- 
 ing, ISul. ; arteries throbbing, Coca ; awak- 
 ens, I IBar. c. ; on awaking, mostly in face and 
 hands, Tarax.; awakes from sensation of in- 
 ternal, I I Puis.; blood seems hot, especially in 
 hands, IMtr. ac; burning, Cann. s.; in con- 
 junctivis, I ISul.; disagreeable (quotidian), 
 • llpec; in keratitis, IGraph.; internal, 1 1 Magn. 
 c; internal, especially feet and hands, ICalc; 
 internal, awakes 2 a.m., Benz. ac; stretching 
 of limbs, IIRhus; before menses, ILyc; be- 
 fore midnight, feet cold, Ant. c; before mid- 
 night, during sleep, Calad.; midnight, with af- 
 fection of trachea, throat and eyes (catarrhal 
 fever), I Jamb.; after midnight, I Ars.; after mid- 
 night, followed by chill towards morning, 
 ■Staph. ; after midnight, with violent thirst for 
 cold drinks, IMerc; worse after midnight, 
 Dros.; towards morning, 3 a.m., Niccol.; towards 
 morning, in intermittent, IMerc; as from or- 
 gasm of blood, I ILach.; other times pale 
 (chronic diarrhoea), lApis ; especially in 
 
 palms, Sul. ; with palpitation, IMur. ac. ; with 
 quick, full, soft pulse. Ran. sc, Raph.; with 
 restlessness, Bry.; pain between shoulders, 
 I I Rhus ; beginning in stomach (intermittent), 
 ■Phos.; with sweat after chill, Stilling.; terri- 
 ble, Ars. s. f.; distressing, with thirst and anx- 
 iety (pneumonia), I ISul.; with thirst and rest- 
 less sleep, ILyc; with thirst, sleeplessness, 
 ■Magn. m.; without thirst or sweat, Ars.; 
 as if there were warm water between flesh 
 and bones, I lOxal. ac 
 
 Heat, nose : bleeding, I Ars., ILach.; bleeding, 
 especially at night, preceded by intense red- 
 ness, flushing of face, and throbbing of caro- 
 tids, ■Melil.; coryza, I I Agnus, Benz. ac, 
 I lEup. pur.; coryza, in influenza, ISabad.;. 
 crampy pain at root, Plat. 
 
 Heat, in oesophagus : Brom., Cain., ICamph., 
 ■Colch., Mane, Spong.; feels constricted, 
 ■Cimex; to stomach, ■ICham, $gg" Chap. 
 13, (Esophagus heat. 
 
 Heat, with pains : Carbo v.; tensive and letting 
 go character, Med. 
 
 Heat, palpitation (intermittent): ICoccul.;. 
 nightly, Benz. ac. 
 
 Heat, partial: jj@» local. 
 
 Heat, periodical : daily for two weeks, ISabad.; 
 returning during day, followed by sweat, ISil.; 
 every two hours, without any chills ^pneumo- 
 nia), I ISul.; often repeated, short attacks, 
 ■ ■Arn. Jig^ Fever periodicity. 
 
 Heat, pharynx : Anthrok., Cepa, IColch., 
 Mane, Tereb. 
 
 Heat, predominating : IBell., Val.; in catarrh, 
 I IMerc 
 
 Heat, pulse: accelerated, Menyanth., Farta, 
 ■Sec; feels beat through whole body (inter- 
 mittent), ICoccul.; full, Chin, a., Chin, s.; full, 
 hard, Vinca; full, hard, with thirst, IColoc; 
 full, soft, quick, followed by general sweat,. 
 mostly on forehead, I IRan.b.; increased, cold 
 hands and feet and profuse sweat (phthisis 
 florida), I IMerc. cor.; violent pulsations in 
 bloodvessels, I Zinc; small, quick (sunstroke), 
 IGlon. 
 
 Heat, pungent: with sweat at night, Eup. 
 perf. 
 
 Heat, rheumatism: lAnt. t.; of humerus, 
 ■Ferr.; pain in joints, I IPhyt. 
 
 Heat, riding : in a carriage, Graph., IPsor. 
 
 Heat, restlessness: 1 1 Aeon., I Ars., Bov.,IRhus, 
 Stram.; dry heat (coryza), ICalc; nervous, 
 ■Gels.; at night, IMerc cor.; wants all the 
 windows and doors open (three days after par- 
 turition), ILyc 
 
 Heat, salivation : ISul. 
 
 Heat, senses : overexcited, worse from external 
 impressions, IINux v. 
 
 Heat, sexual condition: after coition, IGraph.; 
 in genitals, worse from cold change in weather, 
 IDulc.; in penis, scrotum, spermatic cords, and 
 testicle, ISpong. 
 
 Heat, in sides : jg^ local. 
 
 Heat, sighing : frequent, Ign. 
 
 Heat, sitting : relieves, Bry.; aggravates, in in- 
 termittent, ICoccul. 
 
 Heat, skin: Ascl. t., IDulc, 1 1 Sec; cold, clam- 
 my, pale, after heat, lAmyl.; cold to touch, 
 I IFerr.; crawling (puerperal fever),, ICoff.; 
 sensation of dryness, though there is some 
 sweat on face, lilgn.; redness, without inter- 
 nal heat, I llgn.; needlelike stitches, especially 
 
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 1109 
 
 of neck, ICinch.; of surface, I I Rob.; local, 
 tingling of parts (diphtheria), 1 1 Gels.; ting- 
 ling, and desire to uncover, with loss of con- 
 sciousness, painful deglutition, restlessness, 
 profuse urination, Mane; in typhoid, I IPhos.; 
 yellow, I Merc. cor. 
 Heat, sleep : IMez. ; during sleep, Bov., Rheum, 
 Ustil. ; after fever, lApis ; after heat (relapse 
 of intermittent), I Ars.; worse after sleep, 
 Cina ; keeps awake until 2 or 3 a.m. , Arn. ; 
 awakens, Benz. ac, IKali bi.; awaking fre- 
 quently, IPhos.; awakens, in intermittent, 
 
 ■ Ars.; cannot sleep or remain in bed, Graph. ; 
 children and old people (intermittent), I I Op.; 
 cold hands and feet, ISamb.; deep, ILach.; 
 deep, in intermittent, IDiad.; continuous, 
 deep (intermittent), 1 1 Apis ; desire to, IPhos.; 
 disturbed, IPhos.; disturbed, in smallpox, 
 MVar.; drowsy, I Apis, Calad., IGels.; fell 
 asleep during, Med.; followed by (quartan), 
 MSep.; prevents sleep, I IBry., I IPuls., ISep., 
 ISil.; restless, after chills, Spong.;. sleepiness 
 during heat, Asim., IOp., Sabad.; sleepiness, 
 after, Caps.; sleeping, during heat, IGels.; 
 sleeplessness, during,' I Apis, 1 1 Cham., Hyos., 
 I I Ran. b., IThuya ; sleeplessness, in spinal 
 irritation, IPhos.; deep, snoring, Ign.; somno- 
 lence, Ant. c; somnolence, before (quartan), 
 IPuls.; soporous, snoring, open mouth, IOp.; 
 semi-stupor, cannot open eyes or think, IGels.; 
 talking during sleep, Stram.; uneasy, ICalc 
 
 Heat, speech : impaired Stram. 
 
 Heat, spleen : tension, lArs. 
 
 Heat, stomach: Benz.. ac, ICamph., Caulo., 
 Hell., IILobel. i.; and through body, TSabad.; 
 catarrh, ISep.; into chest and throat, IPhos.; 
 chilly feeling, Merc, per.; excited by diges- 
 tion, ISep.; sour watery eructations, Gymn.; 
 in gastritis, ISang.; indigestion, Camph.; with 
 nausea, IFluor. ac; pain, Carbo v., Ign.; in 
 region of, 1 1 Apis, Cain.; sinking sensation, 
 ISul. 
 
 Heat, stool: before stool, IMagn. c, IPhos.; 
 during stool, ISul.; after stool, Bry.; frequent 
 efforts, I IRatan. 
 
 Heat, when stooping : I I Mer. cor. 
 
 Heat, stupor: INatr. m.; apparent, with con- 
 sciousness (intermittent), ICoccul. ; and pros- 
 tration, ISamb. J^" sleep, unconscious- 
 ness. 
 
 Heat, subjective : Oxal. ac. 
 
 Heat, sweat : Anthrac, IBell., Benz. ac, Berb., 
 Caps., i ISabina, ISpong., Stram.; after sweat, 
 I Ant. c; in afternoon, Agar.; alternating, 
 
 ■ Led.; no sweat, after cold stage, I ISul.; as if 
 sweat would break out, then chilly down back, 
 I IGels.; cold, before heat, I ISul.; and debil- 
 ity, after eating, INitr. ac; on face, MPsor. ; 
 face and scalp, iCham.; except on face, Rhus ; 
 on forehead, Ant. t., Lachn.; mostly on 
 forehead, towards morning, after heat, Raph.; 
 general, INatr. c; gradually breaks into, while 
 perfectly quiet, Chin. s. ; on hands, after, ISil.; 
 heat replaces, on making any motion in bed, 
 ILyc; inclination to, Nitr. sp. d.; at short in- 
 tervals, Daph.; after lying down, IHell.; 
 mixed, I Carbo v.; moisture of hands, INitr. 
 ac; in bed, worse towards morning, I IHell.; 
 not much, IHyos.; offensive, ISpig.; profuse, 
 Con.; profuse, follows chilliness, evening in 
 bed, ISul.: profuse, after heat, lAmyl., 1 1 Med.; 
 profuse, worse at night and on exertion, Val.; 
 
 profuse, restlessness and sleeplessness, after 
 midnight, Sabina ; profuse, at same time, 
 Dig.; after heat, profuse, sour, clammy, with 
 faint oppression of chest, Psor.-; and thirst, 
 followed by chill, Niccol. ; warm face, neck 
 and chest, IChel. 
 Heat, thirst: Ailant., Amm. m., lAnac, An- 
 thrac, I Ars., Arum t., Berb., IBell., IBry., 
 Bov., Calad., ICanth., ICaps.,Cham., Chin, s., 
 I ICinch., Coff., Croc, Cub., Curar., Elaps, 
 IIEup. perf., Eup. pur., Ilpec, Millef., IINux 
 v., IPhos., Plant., Plat., IPuls., IStram., 
 IStaph., Val.; before heat, Chin, s., IPuls.; 
 for warm drinks, before heat, ISabad.; after 
 heat, HCoff.; with rumbling in abdomen (co- 
 ryza), ICepa ; absent, 1 1 Apis, Arg. met.,Asaf., 
 ICarbo v., ICepa, Dig., Dros., IDulc, IFerr., 
 Hydr. ac, Hyos., Ign., ILed.; absent, in after- 
 noon, IBell., Illgn., IPuls.; anxiety, red face, 
 sleepiness, with yellowness of buccal cavity, 
 Plumb.; aversion to water, Stram.; between 
 heat and sweat, IStram.; with borborygmus, 
 I I Agnus ; chill absent, Thuya ; followed by 
 chill, Niccol.; with or without thirst, after 
 chill, Berb.; then chilliness and cold hands, 
 ICalc; after chilliness, in inflammation of 
 lungs, ICornus ; without, after chilliness with 
 thirst, IKali c; after catching cold (tertian), 
 I Hep. ; with cold skin, Zinc; for cold water, 
 Ziz.; drinks little and often, 1 1 Ars., IRhus ; 
 drinks much and often, IBry., I I Sars.; in even- 
 ing, until lying down, IZinc; red face, ICon.; 
 gastric fever, I ISep.; begins in head (intermit- 
 tent), IGels.; for hot drinks, I I Med.; infre- 
 quent, HCoff. ; intense, during night and 
 towards morning, Merc, per.; in intermittent, 
 IIArs., IBry., INatr. m., I IPuls.; for large 
 quantities (intermittent), Ilpec; less, more 
 cephalalgia and bone pains, Eup. perf.; less, 
 in intermittent, after quinine, I Arn. ; little, 
 Ars. h.; moderate, I Pod.; dry mouth, burning 
 lips, ICinch.; heat in mouth, I ISul.; at night, 
 ISpong.; drinks often, but little, I Ars.; with 
 pain, I ICham.; with full, soft, quick pulse, 
 followed by general sweat, mostly on fore- 
 head, Raph. ; takes sips, Eup. perf.; and sleeps, 
 Absin.; slight, ICarbo v., I IFerr. ph.; and 
 sweat, particularly on face, Lobel.i.; followed 
 by sweat, II Ant. c; for hot tea (intermittent), 
 ■Case; in tertian,! ISep.; induration of uterus, 
 ICarbo v.; for warm drinks (intermittent), 
 ICasc. $gg? B drinking. 
 
 Heat, throat : I Aeon., Amm. br., Ant. chl., Ant. 
 t., Apis, Apoc, I Ars., I Ars. m., Ast. r., IBell., 
 ICamph., Clem., IGels., IGlon., Hydr. ac, 
 Iber., Lyss.,Merc sul, Mosch., Pgeonia, IPhos., 
 IRhus, ISang., ISul., Vespa ; ascending, 
 ■Merc, sul., IINux v.; with delirium and 
 thirst, Camph.; dryness, INitr. ac; fauces, 
 I IFerr.; sore, Berb.; to stomach and bowels, 
 ICepa ; in tonsillitis, I IGels. Jd^r Chap. 13, 
 Throat, heat. 
 
 Heat, throbbing : in whole body, lAmyl. 
 
 Heat, tongue: Act. rac, I Apis, Bapt., IBell., 
 IPiiyt., Sinap. ; coated, IGuarsea ; dry, INatr. 
 m. ; dry, red, Ziz. ; moist, Sabad. 
 
 Heat, with trembling: ICist.; in back, lEup. 
 perf.; with external heat, Eup. perf. 
 
 Heat, unconsciousness : depriving one almost 
 of consciousness, IPhos. ac; coma, out of 
 which he awakens occasionally and asks 
 for a drink (intermittent), llver.j somno- 
 
1110 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 lency, IPhos. ac. j^° Fever unconscious- 
 ness. 
 
 Heat, upper^part of body: g^* local. 
 
 Heat, urination: frequent, I Med.; after fre- 
 quent, ICepa ; frequent efforts, I IRatam; hot, 
 ■Cimex ; hot, after heat, ICimex ; profuse, 
 1 1 Med.; turbid in morning, after heat in even- 
 ing, Meph. 
 
 Heat, uterus : terrible burning, with bearing 
 down, I ITereb.; before attack of metrorrha- 
 gia, I Merc; all over, from uterine pain, Tereb. 
 
 Heat, veins: distended, ICinch.; distended, 
 worse from every motion, ICamph.; of vari- 
 ous parts, with swelling of veins of hands, 
 Cycl.; swollen, Nitr. sp. d.; swollen, rapid 
 pulse, Dig. 
 
 Heat, vertigo : IBry., ICamph., Carbo v. , Croc, 
 IGels., Ign., ILyc, IStram.; in chagres fever, 
 
 I ISul.; in evening, IIPuls.; falling, Vespa ; 
 when raising head, Croc; on looking up, 
 Syph. ; after sleep, ISpong. 
 
 Heat, vomiting: before heat, Diad.; during 
 heat, All. sat., I llpec, IOp., IStram.; after 
 heat, Diad.; of bile, llris ; desire to, IGuarea; 
 at end of, especially after drinking (intermit- 
 tent), IIArs.; hsematemesis, lArs. ; of ingesta, 
 Ign.; sour (intermittent), ILyc g@* Chap. 
 16, Vomiting, heat. 
 
 Heat, water : as if he were dashed with hot 
 water, with cold forehead, IIPuls.; as from 
 hot water or hot blood running through veins, 
 ■Rhus; sudden attack of universal, as if she 
 had been drenched with hot water, with de- 
 spair of life, ICalc; any lively impression is 
 followed by sensation as if immersed in hot 
 water, IPhos.; as if water were poured over 
 one, at night, lArs.; as of warm, between 
 flesh and bones, at night, Oxal. ac. 
 
 Heat, weakness: weak after heat, lAmyl., Sal. 
 ac; during heat, lEup. perf., Ilgn.; as if dead, 
 after heat, must lie down (intermittent), IDiad.; 
 exhausted after (relapse of intermittent), 
 lArs.; cannot raise head, Eup. perf.; dull 
 pain and soreness in region of kidneys, most 
 in right side, I IPhyt. 
 
 Heat, yawning : long, IKali c 
 
 SWEAT: I Aeon., 1 1 Agar., Alum., I lAmb., 
 
 I I Ammoniac, Amm. c, I lAmm. m., Anac, 
 Ang., lAnthrac, Anthrok., Ant. c, Ant. sul. 
 aur., 1 1 Ant. t., I Apis, Arg. met., I Arm, lArs., 
 Ars. h., lArs. s. f., Arund., Asaf, Asar., Ascl. 
 t., Atrop. s., Aur. met., Bar. c, IIBell., IBenz. 
 ac, Bor., I IBov., IBry., Cact., Calad., I ICalc, 
 ICamph., Cann. L, ICanth., ICaps., 1 1 Carbo a., 
 ICarbo v., I ICaust., HCham., Chel., IChin. s., 
 Cic, Cina, I ICinch., IClem., I ICoccul., Cochl., 
 
 I ICoff., I IColoc, I I Con., Croc, Cup. m., Cycl., 
 
 I I Dig., I IDros., Dulc, Elaps, Euphor., Euph., 
 Ferr., 7rForm., IGraph., Guaiac, I I Hell., 
 ■ IHep., IHydras., I IHydr. ac, I IHyos., Ilgn., 
 Iod., I llpec, I IKali c, Kreo., Lach., Lachn., 
 1 1 Led., ILaur., Magn. c, I IMagn. m., Mang., 
 Med.,Menyanth.,IIMerc,Mez., I IMosch.,Mur. 
 ac, I INatr. c, INatr. m., IMtr. ac, I INitrum, 
 IINux v., Op., Oxal. ac, Paris, 1 1 Petrol., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, Plat., Plumb., Psor., IPuls., 
 Ran. b., Ran. sc, IRheum, I IRhod., IIRhus, 
 Ruta, ISabad., I ISabina, ISamb., Sars., Sec, 
 HSelen., Seneg., USep., ISil., I ISpig.,1 ISpong., 
 Squilla, I IStann., 1 1 Staph., I IStram., I IStront., 
 1 ISul., I ISul.ac, I ITarax.,IThuya,Val.,IIVer., 
 Viol. , Zinc. 
 
 Sweat, abdomen: with colic, BSpong., Stram.; 
 in evening, Anac ; particularly in groin, llris ; 
 caused by pain in bowels, during stool, ICoc- 
 cul. ; pain in left side, before stool, ITromb.; 
 profuse (prostatitis and atony of sexual or- 
 gans), MSelen.; exostosis on skull, I I Arg. 
 met. ; slight, hot flushes, Act. rac J8@? s Chap. 
 19, Abdomen sweat. 
 
 Sweat, absent : IIAcom, Alum., I IAmb.,Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., Arg. met., I Arm, I Ars., Asaf., Bar. c, 
 I IBell., IBism. , Bor., I IBry ., I ICalc. , I I Cam ph., 
 Cann. s., Canth., Carbo a., Carbo v., I ICaust., 
 HCham., ICinch., Clem., 1 1 Coccus, ICoff., 
 HColch., Con., IIDiad., IIDulc, 1 1 Ferr., 
 ■Graph., Hell., I IHep., IHyos., Ign., Hod., 
 llpec, I ILach.,Laur., IILed., I ILyc, Magn. c, 
 Mang.,IMar. v.,IMerc, I IMez., Mur. ac,INatr. 
 c, Natr. m., Nitrum, INitr.ac, IINux m., I INux 
 v., HOleand., I IOp., Paris, I IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 IPlat.,1 1 Plumb., IPsor.,IPuls., Ran.b.,Ran.sc, 
 Rhod., IRhus, 1 1 Ruta, ISabad., I ISamb., 
 IISec,IISeneg.,l I Sep., I ISil., 1 1 Spig., ISpong., 
 ISquilla, IStaph., Stram., I IStront., IISul., 
 Sul. ac, Val., UVer., HVerbas., I Viol.; in 
 cardialgia, I I Plumb.; in dropsy, IIArs., ILyc; 
 at first, then sweats profusely, IHep.; in in- 
 termittent, I Ars., ICact., Ilgn.; light, Eup. 
 perf.; in measles, Viol.; in nephritis, Bright's 
 disease, IColch.; after exposure to sun, ICact.; 
 with great thirst, Bell. 
 
 Sweat, acid : IColch. , 1 1 Natr. p. J^* fetid sour. 
 
 Sweat, acrid: promotes excoriation and decu- 
 bitus, IFluor. ac; causing itching, All. sat.; 
 profuse, IILact. ac Jg^° fetid sour. 
 
 Sweat, afternoon: All. sat., Berb., Kali iod.; 
 towards evening, Calad.; or towards night 
 (effects of grief), IPhos. ac; profuse, Chel. 
 
 Sweat, aggravation : Ant. t., Arm, Ferr., llpec, 
 IIMerc, Mur. ac, ISpong.; during, better after, 
 I Aeon. 
 
 Sweat, air : better indoors, Thuya ; in cold, open, 
 ICalc; worse out of doors, llpec 
 
 Sweat, amelioration: lAcom, Ant. t., Apis, 
 
 I IBry., Calad., ICamph., ICimex, Elat., IFluor. 
 ac, IGels., llpec, ILach., Lyss., INatr. m., 
 ISpong., Val.; of all symptoms except head- 
 ache, which is worse, IChin. s.; malaise, 
 iEthus.; nausea and colic, Cop.; pain in left 
 hypogastrium and lumbar region, Vib.; pro- 
 fuse, relieves all complaints (chronic diseases), 
 
 I I Psor.; without relief, IIForm. 
 
 Sweat, on arms: Agar., IPetroL; after coitus, 
 Agar.; cold (spasmus glottidis), MVer.; cold, 
 clammy (typhoid), IZinc; on forearms, IPe- 
 troL; hydrothorax, following metritis, I I Ci- 
 trus; does not relieve pain in arm, TTForm. 
 
 Sweat, in axillae : jg®" Chap. 30, Axillae sweat. 
 
 Sweat, on back: when walking in open air, 
 with chilliness, better standing still, Case; 
 as if it would break out, I ICamph.; preceding 
 chill, I lAmyl.; cold, over lumbar and sacral 
 regions, Plant.; in evening, Anac; in loins, 
 I ISil.; after meals, Card, m.; from least mo- 
 tion, HCinch.; pain along spine (intermit- 
 tent), 1 1 Sep.; red rash, after dulness of senses 
 and anxiety, Stram.; on small of, Asaf.; dur- 
 ing effort at stool, IKali bi. j^sT" Chap. 31, 
 Back sweat. 
 
 Sweat, bloody: |Anag., I Arm, ICalc, 1 1 Cham., 
 Cinch., I IClem., Coccul., ICrotal., IILach., 
 ILyc, INux m., INux v.; especially at 
 night, ICurar. ; staining red, ILach. ^^° red. 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1111 
 
 Sweat, breathing: anxious, Stram.; difficult, 
 lEup. perf. ; hot, half hour before spell, of 
 asthma, worse during stool, caused by cough 
 induced by sensation of tough mucus in chest, 
 I IRumex; rattling, IStram. 
 
 Sweat, stains brownish : Ars. 
 
 Sweat, with carbuncle : lAnthrac. 
 
 Sweat, catarrh: chronic, BIpec. 
 
 Sweat, checked : $g^ suppressed. 
 
 Sweat, chest : boiling, bubbling, in region of 
 heart, Lachn.; from agony of suffocative con- 
 striction (angina pectoris), IVer.; cramp, pre- 
 venting speaking, IKali c; exudation in pleura 
 (induration of liver), I IRatan.; back of lungs 
 and on head (incipient phthisis), IITuberc; 
 oppression, in intermittent, 1 1 Sep.; pains in 
 right side, worse from motion, laughing, cough- 
 ing, Psor.; profuse, clammy, offensive, runs in 
 streams (intermittent), ICoccuL; on sternum, 
 every morning, IGraph.; pain in sternum 
 while walking, ICaps.; and trunk, ILyc; in 
 incipient tuberculosis, 1 1 Tuberc; on upper, 
 Agar. J^P°" Chap. 30, Outer chest sweat. 
 
 Sweat, chill: before chill, ICarbo v., I I Hep.; 
 before and after chill, INux v.; after chill, 
 Caps., Sec; after chill, with chattering and 
 shaking, evening in bed, Niccol.; after chill, 
 no heat, Bry., ICarbo a., Caps., ICaust., 
 IDig., ILyc, IRhus, Sabad., IThuya, IVer.; 
 after internal chill, with external heat,Thuya; 
 after chill, heat absent, I IVer.; after chill, in 
 puerperal fever, IKreo.; alternates, IGlon., 
 INux v.; on awaking from a dreamy sleep, 
 ■Lye; run down back, lAmyl.; soon passing 
 off into general coldness, Ver.; copious, fol- 
 lowing snaking, chilliness on motion, Ant. t.; 
 following violent rigor, Agar.; shaking, 
 ILach.; shivering, Coff.; simultaneous, Ars., 
 Calc, Led., ILyc, Nux v., IPuls., ISabad., 
 ISul.,' Thuya. g@- Chill, sweat. 
 
 Sweat, chilliness: Coff., Coloc, ITarax.; alter- 
 nating, covers up heavily till sweat reappears 
 (affection of brain), IGlon.; constant, Euphor.; 
 from motion, or allowing air to strike him, 
 INux v.; chilly, but warm, Cornus. 
 
 Sweat, clammy : I Aeon., Anac, I Ant. t.,1 1 Ars., 
 
 I I Bry., ICalc, ICamph., Carbo a., ICham., 
 ICinch., I IFerr., Hep.,Hydr. ac, IIod.,IILyc, 
 
 I I Merc, INux v., Oxal. ac, UPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 IPlumb., I I Psor., I I Sec, ISpig., ISpong., 
 IVer.; on falling asleep, Daph.; as soon as he 
 gets into bed, Plumb.; cadaverous, over whole 
 body, having feeling as if it would mould 
 (consumption), I ISil.; following chilliness, 
 I I Pic. ac; in cholera Asiatica, ICamph.; cold, 
 ICalc. , I ICamph. ,ICup. ars., IDiosc, Uatroph., 
 ISec, I I Spong. ; cold, driving out of bed, 1 1 Merc. ; 
 colliquative, whole body covered (phthisis flo- 
 rida, after pneumonia), IFerr.; in whooping 
 cough, I Ars.; membranous croup, IPhos.; gen- 
 erally debilitating, IFerr.; nervous debility, 
 IPhos. ac; from least exertion, Psor.; on ex- 
 tremities (uterine neuralgia), I I Chin, s.; on 
 face and forehead, I IPlumb.; after fever (in- 
 termittent), ICoccuL; on forehead and tem- 
 ples (bilious fever, ICrotal.; in gastritis, I INux 
 v.; chiefly in palms of hands, Coff; in head, 
 rest of body dry and hot (croup), IHep.; on 
 head and in palms, much turbid urine, I I Phos.; 
 with headache, nausea, pain in back, lassitude 
 and confusion of ideas, ICornus ; with hemor- 
 rhage, Cinch.; in hydrophobia. Lyss.; in hy- 
 
 drothorax, lApoc; on limbs, I IPlumb.; in 
 lumbago, lAnt. t.; in many places (cystitis), 
 IHell.; in morning, smelling of musk, Mosch.; 
 from motion. Ant. c; in nervous fever, 
 ICamph.; at night, with coldness of face,ILyc; 
 partial (typhus), I Apis ; on seventh to ninth 
 day of pneumonia, IPhos.; profuse, Cornus ; 
 in puerperal fever, Act. rac; running, sticky 
 (bronchial catarrh), 1 1 Ant. t.; after seminal 
 emission, Coff. t.; sour, most on upper part of 
 body, particularly during exercise, in after- 
 noon and evening, IFluor. ac; sticky, Cornus, 
 
 I IHell.; sticky, cold, in scarlatina, Carbo v.; 
 sticky, in cynanche cellularis, lAnthrac; 
 sticky, on forehead, Cann. i.; sticky, espe- 
 cially about genitals, I Gels.; sticky, hot, on 
 scalp, ICham.; sticky, only on legs, at night, 
 ICalc; sticky, toward morning (chronic rheu- 
 matism), I ISabina ; sticky, at night (typhoid), 
 ILyc; with low temperature of skin (acute 
 rheumatism), IColch.; in tuberculosis, Chin, a.; 
 weakness, Oxal. ac; viscid, Act. spic, Agar., 
 Hod., ITabac; viscid, with anxiety, Plumb. ; 
 viscid, in cholerine, Uatroph.; viscid, in inter- 
 mittent, I I Kali br. ; viscid, exhausting, IFerr.; 
 viscid, in threatened paralysis of lungs, I Phos. ; 
 viscid, sometimes with putrid smell, Daph.; 
 viscid, of urinous odor, 7rCaust.; viscous, on 
 arms, Cinch, bol.; viscous, cool, in croup, 
 IBron.; viscous, in heart disease, I Ars.; vis- 
 cous, cold on legs, ICalc; viscous, in typhus, 
 scarlatina, measles and variola, IChlor. 
 
 j^~ cold. 
 Sweat, cold: lAcon., 1 1 Agar,, Amm. c, Anac, 
 Anthrac, I Ant. t., IIArn. , 1 1 Ars., Bar. m., 
 
 I I Bell., IBry., IBufo., Calad.,ICalc,IICamph., 
 ICann.i., I ICaps., ICarbo v., ICham., Chloral., 
 IChlor., HCina, I ICinch., ICoccuL, MCoff, 
 1 1 Croc, ICrotal., I Cup. ac,ICup. ars.,ICup. m., 
 Dig., IIDulc, Elaps, IHell., IIHep., IHy- 
 dras., I IHyos., Hgn., Hod., Illpec, I I Kami., 
 ILach., I ILyc, Mane, IIMerc, Merc cor., 
 IMez., INatr. c, INux v., Paeonia, IPhos., 
 I IPhos. ac, Plumb., I IPuls., IRheum, I IRhus, 
 ISec, 1 1 Sep., ISpong., IStaph., ISul., ITabac, 
 I IVer.; spasmodic, contractive cutting in ab- 
 domen, I IPlumb.; abscess in antrum, IMez.; 
 anxiety, IPlumb.; anxiety and paleness, ICro- 
 tal.; asthma Millari, I Arum d.; bathed in, 
 Ars., ICarbol. ac. ; as soon as he gets into 
 bed, Plumb.; in biliary colic, ICalc, ICinch., 
 IVer.; on body, warm on" palms, Dig.; in irri- 
 tation of brain, ICup. ac; in catarrh of colon, 
 with colic, lead poisoning, IColoc; on chest, 
 tCarbol. ac. ; on chest and back (croup), 1 1 Cub.; 
 on upper part of chest (cholera infantum), 
 ICamph.; clammy, with chill, I IVer.; inter- 
 mixed and following chills, Lyss.; with chilli- 
 ness, llpec, ITabac; in cholera, lAilant.; in 
 cholera Asiatica, ICup. m.; in cholera morbus, 
 ICup. m., 1 1 Ver.; in cholera, second stage, 
 ICup. m.; clammy, with choleraic symptoms 
 (diarrhoea), ISec; clammy, I ICamph., ICup. 
 ars., I IHell., Uatroph., IIMerc, ISec, Spong.; 
 clammy, in angina pectoris, IDiosc; clammy, 
 in diphtheria, INatr. a., I ISpong.; clammy, 
 in cerebrospinal disease, 1 1 Ver. v.; clammy, 
 with chill, Cup. m.; clammy, in cholera infan- 
 tum, ICalc. ; clammy, in cholera morbus, Ua- 
 troph ; clammy, in diphtheria, INatr. a. , ISul.; 
 clammy, in toxaemic fevers, ITereb.; clammy, 
 principally on head and face, worse exercise 
 
 _ 
 
1112 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 and during night, better warmth and at rest, 
 IHep. ; clammy, in sick headache, I ITabac; 
 clammy, in cardiac rheumatism, ICact.; clam- 
 my, in melsena, llpec. ; clammy and profuse 
 (sunstroke), IGlon.; clammy, with prostration, 
 ITereb.; with coldness, ICalc, SuL; with cold- 
 ness and absence of pulse, Med.; in colic, 
 IColoc, HVer.; with convulsions, iCup. m., 
 IFerr.; with cough, Ver.; in whooping 
 cough, lArs.; in laryngeal croup, IPhos.; 
 with membranous croup, IPhos.; all day, 
 1 101. jec; with nervous debility, IPhos. 
 ac; with delirium, I Ver* in diarrhoea, 
 iEthus., Ant. t., lArs., Calc, ICamph., Cup. 
 m., Hell., Jatroph., Pic. ac, ISec, I Sit., 
 Sul., ITabac, Tereb., IVer.; dripping, IMez.; 
 dropsy, after scarlatina, lApis ; in dysentery, 
 lArs. ; in enteral gia, iCast.; after epilepti- 
 form spasms, IChin.a.; in evening, in pleuro- 
 pneumonia, I ISeneg.; after slightest exertion 
 of mind or body, Act. sp.; after exposure, 
 IDulc; on face and body, IKali bi.; on face, 
 hands and feet, Oxal. ac. ; especially on face, 
 with rush of blood to head during pregnancy, 
 I IGlon.; on face, neck and chest, Agar.; faint- 
 ing, I IDig.; with fainting, icy, Therid.; faint- 
 ness, IBry.; sudden attacks of extreme faint- 
 ness (diarrhoea), Tabac; especially .feet, 
 ICanth.; especially on feet and legs, worse on 
 exposure to air, with profound prostration, 
 ITabac; in yellow fever, ICarbo v.; after 
 flushes of heat in alternation with coldness, 
 Cornus; on forehead, Asaf., Laehn., Merc, 
 cor.; on forehead, in scarlatina, I I Zinc; on 
 forehead and cheek (diphtheria), IMerc cy.; 
 especially on forehead, with fever (whooping 
 cough), IVer.; on forehead and limbs (verti- 
 go), Asaf. ; worse on forehead, after prosopal- 
 gia, IVer.; frequent, IGraph.; in gastritis, 
 I INux v. ; in gastralgia, Arg. nit.; all over, a 
 drop on every hair, 1 1 Hell. ; on hands ICanth., 
 IKali bi.; on hands, face hot, with vomiting 
 of blood, IKali bi.; on hands and feet, llpec, 
 ILil. tig., ISil., ISul.; icy cold hands (heart 
 disease), I I Op.; icy cold hand (cardiac rheum- 
 atism), MSpig.; on hands, now one, then in 
 other, Coccul.; chiefly in palms, Coflf.; in 
 haemoptysis, IDig.; in haematemesis, ISec; 
 congestion to head, during pregnancy, IGlon.; 
 especially on head, Ananth. (j^" Chap. 4, 
 Head sweat, cold) ; with headache, IIGels., 
 IVer.; internal heat, Anac; in hydrocephalus, 
 IDig.; large drops covering body (heart dis- 
 ease), lApoc; on limbs, Cup. s.; with cramp 
 in limbs (during pregnancy), IVer.; in liver 
 trouble, IPod.; long continued, Cup. m.; in 
 lumbago, 1 1 Ant. t.; in cerebrospinal menin- 
 gitis, IVer.;' in dysmenorrhoea, ISars., IVer.; 
 from motion, Ant. c ; with nausea, ICalc, 
 llpec, ILach.,IIPetrol., ITabac, IVer., Ver. v.; 
 at night, Cup. m.; especially at night, 
 ICurar. ; until 12 p.m., after eating a little, 
 Sang.; all over, Stram.; with pain and nausea 
 after eating, Calc; during parturition, IHyos.; 
 in pneumonia, HCarbo v., IPhos.; profuse, 
 JEthus., ICalc, ISec; profuse, after pain in 
 abdomen, IHam.; with fainting spells (cancer- 
 ous ulcers on left side of throat, inside), IHy- 
 rtras. ; profuse, in upper part of trunk and 
 head (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve, I IStann.; 
 in enlargement of prostate gland, MPareira; 
 with prostration, Cup. m.; in puerperal fever, 
 
 1 1 Puis.; small pulse, Calad.; does not relieve, 
 in myelitis, I I Hell.; during retching, 1 1 Puis.; 
 after scarlatina, Aur. mur.; remaining after 
 Secale and Verat. checked stools (cholera), 
 ITabac; after seminal emission, Coff. t.; in 
 serious cases, Anthrac; on one side of head 
 and face, worse at night and towards morning, 
 better after waking and rising, IPuls. ; sour, 
 with ricewater stools, IFerr.; with spasmus 
 glottidis, ICoff.; sticky (rheumatism of heart), 
 IIArs.; with pain in stomach, I I Alum.; with 
 diarrhoeic, yellow green, burning stools, iRob.; 
 sudden attacks, ICrotal.; thin, in dropsy, 
 IDig.; with trembling, IPuls.; in tuberculosis, 
 Chin, a.; viscous, in typhoid state of eruptive 
 diseases, Chlor.; in typhus, ICamph.; in ty- 
 phus, scarlatina, measles and variola, IChlor.; 
 chronic uterine diseases, worse at night, 
 
 I I Ver.; uterine hemorrhage, ISec; in strangu- 
 lated prolapsed vagina, IVer.; with vertigo, 
 Ailant., IMerc cor., Therid.; viscous (heart 
 disease), lArs.; with vomiting, I ICamph., 
 llpec, I IVer., IVer. v.; with vomiting at 
 night, Therid.; with vomiting, purging and 
 headache, IGraph.; with vomiting, in typhoid, 
 IVer. v. ; as if drenched with cold water, 
 Thuya, fi®* clammy, colliquative, night, 
 ■weakness. 
 
 Sweat, colliquative : I Ant. t., IIMillef., Psor., 
 ISec; cadaverous, TrArt. v.; in collapse of 
 cholera, lArs. h.; in phthisis, Uab.; in shock, 
 Dig.; in inflammatory disease of uterus, Hod. 
 fi^t* cold, weakness. 
 
 Sweat, convulsions: Cup. m.; after spasm, 
 IBry.; after attack resembling epilepsy, in 
 children, llgn.; after epilepsy, warm, I ISil.; 
 after epileptic attack, ICalc; profuse, during 
 attack, Bufo.; puerperal, copious, IStram. ; 
 relieves, in epilepsy, Art. v. 
 
 Sweat, with cough : Ars. h., ICalc, ICimex, 
 Dig., IKali c, IPuls., ISabad., I ISpong. ; after 
 cough, Brom., IKreo.; caused by cough, IKali 
 c; caused by cough, in caries of dorsal verte- 
 brse, ILach.; convulsive hacking, I Agar.; pro- 
 fuse yellow stringy expectoration (phthisis), 
 IKali bi.; after paroxysms, Brom.; profuse, 
 ■Op., IPJxus ; retching, IDros.; spasmodic, 
 IChlor.; whooping cough, ISpong. Jgiif 3 Chap. 
 27, During and After Cough sweat. 
 
 Sweat, covering: profuse, on being covered, 
 
 I I Cinch.; tendency, when covered, I Cinch.; 
 desire to uncover, 1 1 Aeon., I lAsar., IIBor., 
 ICalc, I I Cham., I I Cinch., IFerr., I llgn., Hod., 
 1 1 Led., ILyc, IMur. ac, INux v., IOp., 
 I IPhos., MPlat., I IPuls., I ISec, I ISeneg., 
 ■Spig., 1 1 Staph., I ISul., I I Thuya, IVer.; can- 
 not bear uncovering, iEthus. , I I Agar., 1 1 Ant.c, 
 I I Arg. met., I I Arm, I Ars., I Aur. met., I I Bell., 
 I ICanth., I I Cham., I I Cinch., MCic, IClem., 
 IICoccul., IColch., ICom, I IGraph., IHell., 
 IHep., 1 1 Kreo. , 1 1 Lach., IMagn. c, I I Magn. m., 
 I IMerc, IINatr. c, I INatr. m., INux m., 
 IINux v., I IPuls., I IRhod., IRhus, I ISabad., 
 HSamb., USquilla, ISil., I IStram., UStront.; 
 covered parts dry, Thuya. 
 
 Sweat, delirium: Strain.; relieves tendency to 
 delirium, JEthus.; in delirium tremens, warm, 
 I IStram. 
 
 Sweat, diarrhoea : after sweat, towards morning, 
 Tereb.; dark and bilious, or watery and mu- 
 cous, I Cornus ; at commencement of summer, 
 from bad or unripe fruit, ISul. ac 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1113 
 
 Sweat, difficult: IKali c. j^ 31 absent. 
 
 Sweat, diphtheria: ICrotal.; on upper part of 
 body profuse, viscous, cold on forehead and 
 cheek, IMerc. cy.; bathed in warm sweat, 
 especially about face, neck and hands, ILac c. 
 
 Sweat, discoloring: I I Am., I lArs., Bar. m., 
 IBell., I ICalc, I Graph., ILach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 IXux v., ISelen. g^° bloody, brownish, 
 yellow. 
 
 Sweat, disposition to : Arund., ICornus, Daph., 
 ILach., IMerc, IXux v., I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 
 I IRaph.; as if it would break out all over, 
 IGlon.; as if it would break out, which does 
 not follow, Hgn.; during motion and sleep, 
 ICinch.; with rheumatic catarrhal inflamma- 
 tion, IMerc; extraordinary tendency to (lead 
 poisoning), I Plumb, gg^ easy. 
 
 Sweat, drinking: after drinking, Aloe, Am., 
 ICalc. , I I Cast. v. ; after drinking, in evening, 
 Jamb.; after coffee, in morning, I Cham.; after 
 tea, profuse, without relief, TrForm. ; from 
 warm drinks, Rhus ; immediately on drink- 
 ing something warm, I IMerc; worse by warm 
 drinks, IKali c 
 
 Sweat, dropsy : relieves, Apoc. 
 
 Sweat, duration: continuous, ISep.; continuous 
 day and night, Amm. c ; day and night, fol- 
 lowing heat, Amm. m.; day and night, with- 
 out relief, IHep.; half an hour (chagres fever), 
 I ISul.; an hour, with shaking all over, and 
 thirst (intermittent), llpec; two hours, fol- 
 lowed by headache, nausea and stitching 
 pains in feet (quartan), IPhelL; three or four 
 hours, followed by prostration and debility 
 (ague), I ITarant. ; several hours, ending with 
 sour sweat (quartan), llpec; long, after abor- 
 tion, IKali c; long, in intermittent, I IKalibr.; 
 frequent, breaking out over body, only mo- 
 mentary and without heat, IHep.; long, in 
 quotidian, llpec; long, general, sour, lAcon.; 
 in short spells, Bry.; short, in relapsed inter- 
 mittent, lArs.; suddenly occurring and quickly 
 disappearing, IBell.; transient, Bell.; tran- 
 sient, local, of feet and armpits, ISil. 
 
 Sweat, ears: buzzing (intermittent), IIArs.; re- 
 lieves deafness, ICalc; earache, Calad. 
 
 Sweat, easy : I I Agar., Agnus, I I Amb., I Ant. t., 
 ■Apis, Ars.; 1 1 Bell., IBry., Cain., ICalc, Ca- 
 lad., UCanth., MCarbo a., ICepa, I ICinch., 
 ICist,, I ICoccul, IFerr., IGraph., Ind.,1 Hod., 
 IKali c, I ILach., I I Led., ILyc, IMerc, 
 IINatr. c, IXatr. m., I IXux v., IIRheum, 
 I IRhus,ISelen.,IISep.,l ISil.,ISpong.,l IStann., 
 MStram., IISul., ISul. ac, MVer.; children 
 (enuresis nocturna), IMerc; in chlorosis sec- 
 undaria metastatica, MSabina; in chorio- 
 retinitis, I IPhos.; in dyspepsia, IXitr. ac; 
 during day, from exercise, Zinc; . especially 
 about face, Carbo v.; from least exertion, 
 mental or physical, Sinap. ; though strong and 
 well before, after being obliged to run until 
 nearly exhausted, a man set. 21, I IPsor.; in 
 tuberculosis, ICalc: particularly upper part, 
 Asar.; after walking, Therid. l£g~ disposi- 
 tion, exertion, profuse. 
 
 Sweat, eating : while eating, Ars., IBar. c, 
 Benz. ac, Carbo a., I IXatr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 01. an.; during and after eating, 1 I Arg. met., 
 IGuar8ea,Xitr. ac; after eating, Ars., Amm. c, 
 Bar. c, ICalc, ICarbo a., IGuaraea, IKali c, 
 IILaur., IXitr. ac; better while eating, 
 Anac; better after meals, Cinch., Ferr., Fluor. I 
 
 ac. ; only on a small spot on face, llgn. ; dur- 
 ing meals, with feeling of weakness at epigas- 
 trium, I IKali ph.; after warm food, Sul. ac 
 Sweat, epigastrium: Hyos.; distress, Amm. br. 
 Sweat, eruption : violent itching, Rhus ; after 
 abuse of sulphur, in itch, IBell. ; followed by 
 nettlerash, I Apis ; with pimples, Con.; in 
 smallpox, I IVar.; warm, on parts affected, 
 I lAnthrok. 
 Sweat, in evening : IBell., Carbo v., Mur. ac, 
 ISul., IVer.; in bed, I IMerc., ISul.; in even- 
 ing, following chill (typhus), I Arg. nit.; after 
 lying down, Asar.; till morning, cold on face, 
 ICoccul.; profuse in bed, Tereb.; with moder- 
 ate thirst, Senecio. Jg®^ night. 
 Sweat, exertion : better by motion, Ars.; from 
 conversation, Amb.; during exercise, Zinc; 
 from least exercise (hydro rnetra), I ISep.; dur- 
 ing moderate exercise, I Amyl., IKali c; easily 
 excited by exercise(intermittent), IBry.; when 
 exerting himself in preaching (bronchial ca- 
 tarrh), ICalc; from least, yEthus., Agar., 
 IIAmm. m., I I Amyl., I I Asar., I IBell., Berb., 
 I IBry., Brom., ICalc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Chel., Chin, s., ICinch., ICoccul., 
 ICornus, ICurar., Diosc, I IFerr., IFluor. ac, 
 I Gels., I Graph., IHep..lKalm., ILach. ,IILyc, 
 Med., IIMerc, IXatr. c, IXatr. in., IXitr. ac, 
 I IXux v., I I Petrol., I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 
 ■Puis., I IRhod., I I Rhus, ISelen., ISep., I ISil., 
 MSpig., MStaph., ISul., IISul. ac, IVer., 
 I I Zinc; from least, even in cold open air, 
 ICalc; from least, even when eating, I IMerc; 
 from least, in hepatic calculus, IChel.; from 
 least, with lassitude, Coccus; profuse, from 
 least, IPhos.; motion, ICaust.; motion, con* 
 tinued after sitting down, Sul. ac. ; easily by 
 motion, I IHep., Ioclof.; from every motion, 
 ICanth., IIMerc; from least motion, debili- 
 tating, IStann.; lessened by motion, ICaps.; 
 from slightest motion, IGraph.; slightest mo- 
 tion, in ascites, IIRheum; slightest motion, 
 profuse and debilitating, morning, in bed 
 (hepatic disorder), I ISil.; violent, from in- 
 cessant motion, Strain.; worse, on motion, 
 llpec; worse, on every motion, Amm. m.; 
 when moving about, on face, palms of hands, 
 and perineum, Psor.; in paralysis, ICurar.; 
 profuse, from every, IXatr. c;by efforts of 
 straining and vomiting, warm, I Iris ; from 
 talking, Hod.; walking, lAgar., Benz. ac, 
 Kali ars., IIMerc, IXatr. m., Psor.; after 
 much walking, Carb. s.; walking in cool air, 
 I IBry.; walking in open air, ICaust., ICinch., 
 I I Petrol., Ruta, ISul.; walking in open air, 
 even against cold wind, ISep.; walking, espe- 
 cially under arms, after Teplitz had removed 
 erysipelatous spot on left chest, with head- 
 ache, I I Petrol.; walking, in catarrhal fever, 
 Uamb.; walking, in morning, mostly on 
 head, Thuya; profuse, when walking, I IPsor., 
 ■Sep. J8@* disposition, easy. 
 
 Sweat, eyes : sudden blindness, after dinner, 
 ICalc; on brows and lids, Calc p.; small, 
 humid spots in external canthus hurt, I Ant. c; 
 photophobia, Strain., ISul.; vanishing of 
 sight, lOxal. ac; impaired vision, Stram. 
 
 Sweat, face: yEsc. h., Amyl., IBell., ICham., 
 IChel., Cinch, bob, ICinch., ICon., Dig., Fluor, 
 ac, IGlon., llgn., ILyc, Med., IXatr. s., 
 IPetrol., IIPuls., HSil./lSpig., ISul., Tell.; all 
 over body except face, ISec; on falling asleep, 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 I ISil.; profuse, like beads, Arg. nit.; on cheeks, 
 Colch. ; on cheek he lies on, Act. sp.; rattling 
 in chest (scarlatina), IPhos.; clammy (ty- 
 phoid), I IPhos.; cold, lAnt. t., lArs., I lAur. 
 met., Benz. ac, Berb., ICalc, ICalc p., 
 HCamph., Carbol. ac, llCarbo v., ICina, 
 ■Cinch., ICoccuL, ICup. m., IDig., IDros., 
 Elaps, I IFerr., Hell., Hep., Iber., I llgn., 
 Ilpec, IKali bi., ILach., I ILachn., ILyc, 
 IIMerc, I INux v., Oxal. ac, 1 1 Puis., I ISabad., 
 ISec, I I Sep., I ISpong., 1 1 Staph., IStram., 
 ISamb.,ITabac,IIVer., Ver. v.; cold on face, in 
 asthma, I Ars., IDig. ; cold on face and body 
 (heart disease), I Ars.; cold on red cheeks, 
 ICarbo v.; cold in cholera morbus, cholera 
 Asiatia, ICamph.; cold, during congestion to 
 head, BGlon.; cold drops (gastralgia), ICamph.; 
 cold, in emphysema, I Ars.; cold in evening, 
 ISpong.; cold, with sweat of body, evening until 
 morning, ICoccuL; cold, after falling down 
 stairs, 1 1 Rhus; cold, in yellow fever, ICadm. 
 s.; cold, particularly on forehead, 1 1 Plumb., 
 
 I I Ver. ; cold, in metrorrhagia, IMerc.; cold, 
 morning in bed, Ruta ; cold, with nausea, in 
 yellow fever, ICadm. s.; cold, with nausea and 
 vomiting, ILobel. i.; cold, around nose and 
 mouth, llCinch.; cold, profuse, though rest of 
 body is dry, IIMerc; cold, in prosopalgia, 
 
 I IStaph.; cold, with stupor, ISul.; with suffo- 
 cation, HCact.; cold, in typhoid, I IPhos.; 
 cold, with vomiting, ICamph.; cold, with sour 
 or bitter vomiting, ISul.; with internal cold- 
 ness, ICoff.; coldness and paleness, IPuls.; 
 colic, I INux v.; cool, evenings, ISpong.; cool, 
 most around nose and mouth, IRheum ; after 
 drinking, HCham.; in drops, now cold, now 
 hot (convulsions), ICoccuL; large drops, with 
 fainting, ICalc; large drops, with heat, IOp.; 
 in drops, in typhus, lArg. nit.; with drowsi- 
 ness, Calc p. ; while eating, INatr. m. ; after 
 eating, HCham., Natr. s.; on touching epigas- 
 trium, with flushing, I ISpig.; with fever, 
 followed by languor, Med.; with flushes, 
 Lyss.; slight, follows hot flushes (neuralgia 
 vaga), ITereb. ; and forehead , Stram.; on fore- 
 head and upper lip, Sinap.; glowing, worse in 
 palms of hands, lAmyl.; with icy cold hands 
 and moderate warmth of rest of body, Thuya ; 
 head and neck, going off with sleep (croup), 
 I ISamb.; headache, IGlon.; functional dis- 
 turbance of heart, ILach.; with heat, VaL; 
 with heat of whole body, Spong.; with moder- 
 ate heat, Dulc; with sensation of heat, Lyss.; 
 hydrothorax following metritis, 1 1 Citrus ; in 
 intermittent, I I Sep.; on upper lip, I IKali bi., 
 Med.; in melancholia, IMerc; in morning, 
 I IPuls.; from early in morning, Aph. ch.; 
 across nose (incipient tuberculosis), I ITuberc; 
 on dorsum of nose, Ruta ; pale, Mosch.; pale, 
 after sweat, IGlon.; deathly pale, IVer.; pro- 
 fuse, with sudden pallor (gastric sick head- 
 ache), ILobel. i.; profuse, IBufo.; redness, 
 Con.; runs down, I IBufo., I ISil.; from which it 
 runs in streams during an emission of wind 
 per anum, Kali bi.; with internal shivering, 
 Coff.; on one side, I IPuls.; especially on side 
 on which he does not lie, Thuya ; before 
 sleep, Calc. ; after sleep, Glon.; bathed during 
 spasms (epilepsy), IBufo.; trickling all over, 
 with sudden heat all over body, I IPsor.; with 
 weakness, Como.; as from weakness, by in- 
 ternal heat, Lyss. J^° Chap. 8, Face sweat. 
 
 Sweat, with fainting : Agar., llgn.; after faint- 
 ing, I Apis, Carbo v.; large drops on face, ICalc 
 JS®* faintness, weakness. 
 
 Sweat, faintness : after sweat, Sal. ac; profuse, 
 ILobel. i.; profuse, with sudden faintness, can 
 neither speak nor stir, ISep. 
 
 Sweat, feet: Amine, Ars. m., IBar.c, 7rCain., 
 llCalc, Carbo v., IColoc, ICup. m., Dros., 
 IFluor.ac, IGraph., Hep., Hyper., Ind., Iod., 
 Jab., IKali bi., Kali c, Kami., Kreo., Lach., 
 ILact. ac, Led., Lil.tig., ILyc, IMagn. m., 
 Mang., I I Med.JIMerc, Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c, 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, IPetroL, IPhos., Phos. 
 ac, Phyt., Plumb., IPsor., Puis., Rhus, Sa- 
 bad., Sabina, Sal.ac, Sec, ISep., I ISil. , Staph., 
 ISul., Thuya, IVer., IZinc; acrid, Hod., 
 IIMerc; with burning, I ISil.; checked cancer r 
 chorea, IForm.; chronic (chronic headache) r 
 I ISil. ; cold, Benz. ac, I ICalc, ICanth., ICarbo 
 v., ICaust., IDros., Ilpec, ILil. tig., ILyc, 
 IMerc, ISil., Squilla, IStaph., ISul., II Ver.; 
 cold, evening in bed, ICalc, Clem., IMur. ac; 
 cold, in yellow fever, I ICanth.; cold, in peri- 
 tonitis, lAtrop. s.; toward evening, ICalc; in 
 evening, I ICalc, Coccus, Graph., Pod.; exces- 
 sive, Fluor, ac; fetid, Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 Ananth., AruncL, IIBar. c, ICalc, ICarbo v., 
 I Carbol. ac, Chlor., CycL, IGraph., Hod., 
 Kali c, Kalm., Lact. ac, ILyc, Natr. m., 
 INitr. ac, IPetroL, Phos., IPlumb., IPsor., 
 Rhus, Sal. ac, ISec, ISep., I ISil., ISul., I BTelL, 
 Thuya, Zinc; fetid, in men of rheumatic 
 tendency, exposed to weather and devoted 
 to manual labor, IRhus; fetid, in menin- 
 gitis, IThuya ; fetid, profuse, IKali c; profuse, 
 fetid smelling, with soreness of soles (sup- 
 pressed hemorrhoids), ICalc; fetid, pro- 
 fuse, corrosive, softens and bleaches soles 
 and destroys stockings and shoes, I ISec; 
 fetid, with burning of soles, in women suffer- 
 ing from chronic endometritis and disordered 
 vaginal discharge, ILyc; odor fetid, profuse, 
 causing soreness, with sticking pains as if 
 walking on pins, INitr. ac; fetid, on toes, 
 IThuya ; all over but not in right foot, Ars. h.; 
 copious foul smelling, ISal. ac; ascending to 
 head, IBelL; in hemorrhage, IMerc; with 
 soreness at ends of nails, Merc, sul.; from 
 noon till evening, every day, Lact. ac; 
 unbearable odor, or causing sore toes, ISep.; 
 in ozaenaJMagn. m.; profuse, Arund., I IGraph., 
 Ind., Zinc; profuse, inoffensive, ILact. ac; 
 profuse, offensive, IZinc; profuse, offen- 
 sive, in nasal catarrh, I ISil.; scentless, 
 IIMerc; on soles, INatr. m.; on soles, cold, 
 ISul.; soles, fetid, IPlumb.; on soles, offen- 
 sive, IPetroL; profuse on soles, with swell- 
 ing of feet, Sabad.; sore, ICalc; sticky, cold, 
 ■Calc; suppressed, IKali c, IRhus; sup- 
 pressed, causes suicidal tendency, with chronic 
 cephalalgia, IMerc; between toes, IClem.; be- 
 tween toes, sour, or like soleleather, Kob.; 
 on toes, I Phyt., Squilla; on toes, fetid, IPuls.; 
 mostly on toes, Tell.; when walking, Carbo v. 
 J^°* Chap. 33, Feet sweat. 
 
 Sweat, fetid: Act. rac, All. sat., Aloe, Amb., 
 Arm, Ars., Aur. mur., IBapt., IIBar. c, 
 ■Carbo a., I ICanth., Con., CycL, IIDulc, Eu- 
 cal., IIEuph., I IFerr., IGraph., IIGuaiac, 
 ■Hep., IKali c, I IKali ph., ILed., ILyc, 
 I IMagn. c, IMerc, INitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., 
 Puis., IIRhod., IRhus, ISep., I ISil., Spig., 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1115 
 
 IStaph., Sul., Variol., IVer., Zinc; in anus 
 and perineum, Thuya ; aromatic, Benz. ae.'; 
 not removed by bathing (displacement of 
 uterus), I I Sep.: bitter, l\ T er. ; of blood, in 
 morning, ILyc. ; carrion -like, IPsor.; of cam- 
 phor, Camph.; like old cheese, I Plumb. ; 
 during day, more over back, axilla and 
 palms, IDulc; aggravates debility (hemor- 
 rhage after confinement), ICroc; in delir- 
 ium tremens, UStram.; like rotten eggs, 
 IStaph.; like elder blossoms, ISep.; enrpy- 
 reumatic, IBelL, Sul.; after epilepsy, I Art. v.; 
 fecal, Con.; in intermittent, 7rArt. v., 
 IMerc. ; after intermittent, ICoccuL; in 
 irritative fever, I I Graph.; like garlic, in 
 axillae, ILach.; like garlic, in intermittent, 
 ?rArt. v.; on genitals, Aloe, Hod.; especially 
 on hands, Bapt.; on one-half of head and 
 face, which is cold, with anxiety and dread of 
 uncovering head, INuxv.; with heat, ISpig.; 
 like honey, mostly on uncovered parts, 
 IThuya ; on legs, IPhos. ; relieves pain in 
 limbs (typhus recurrens), I INux v.; towards 
 morning, Merc, cor.: mouldy, IStann.; like 
 musk, Mosch., IIPuls.; like musk, on head, 
 in hydrocephalus, lApis ; like musk, on head, 
 in meningitis, ISul. ; musty, ICimex, Nux v., 
 ■ IPuls., IRhus, IStann.; like musty straw, 
 INux v.; at night, MCarbo a., IStaph.; almost 
 every night, Thuya ; and morning, over 
 whole body, IDulc; night and morning, 
 smarting, ICon.; for several nights, IINitr. 
 ac; night, in rachitis, atrophy of children, 
 ■Staph.; at night, in typhoid, ILyc; oily 
 odor, Stram.; like onions, in axillae, Bov. ; 
 like onions, ILyc; offensive, I IMerc; his 
 own is disgusting to him, ICimex, I ISul.; in 
 phthisis, I Kali c; profuse, on going to sleep 
 (tertian), IFerr.; pungent, ICop.; pungent, in 
 axilla and soles, between menses,ISep.; putrid, 
 ICarbov., IMagn. c.,1 IRhus, I I Staph., I Stram.; 
 putrid, on head, day and night, with swelling 
 and suppuration of bones (caries), worse, 
 motion and contact, IStaph.; rank, at night 
 (acute rheumatism), I I Lac c; on scrotum 
 and pubes, IDiosc. ; on one side of head and 
 face, worse at night and towards morning, 
 better after waking and rising, IPuls.; of one 
 side, mostly left, IIBar. c; on both sides, after 
 midnight, particularly on arms, IMerc per.; 
 with skin disease, IDulc; on going to sleep, 
 IFerr.; making soles raw (hemorrhoids), ICalc ; 
 sour, Aeon., I I Arm, Ars., lAsar., I IBelL, 
 IIBry., ICarbo v., Caust,, UCham., Ferr., 
 ■Graph., IHep., Hyos., Ilgm, Hod., Ilpec, 
 Kali c, Kalm., I I Led., ILyc, IMagn. c, 
 IMerc, INatr. m., INitr. c, INux v., I IPsor., 
 IIPuls., IIRheum, I IRhus, I IRuta, USep., 
 ISil., ISul., IVer., Zinc; sour, .most in axillae, 
 Asar.; sour, clammy, most on upper part of 
 body, IFluor. ac; sour, in convulsions, ICup. 
 m.; sour, in gout and rheumatism, IColch.; 
 sour, on head, with faintish weakness, even- 
 ing, before sleep, or morning, ISep.; sour, 
 oily on head, IMerc ; sour, principally on 
 head and face, worse exercise and during 
 night, better warmth and at rest, IHep.; sour, 
 in intermittent, Bry., ISamb.; sour, relieves 
 pain in limbs (typhus recurrens), I INux v.; 
 sour, during lying-in time, Cup. m.; like sour 
 milk (catarrh of stomach), I ISep.; sour, in 
 morning, Hod.; sour, profuse, toward morn- 
 
 ing, during fever at night (intermittent fever), 
 I I Rhus; on neck, Bell.; sour, at night, 
 ICaust., I IHep.; sour, all night, ISul.; sour, 
 almost every night, Thuya ; sour, at night, in 
 hydrocephalus, IMerc; sour, increased at 
 night, Asar.; sour, in night and towards 
 morning, I Bry.; sour, in pneumonia, ICup. 
 m., I INux v.; sour, profuse, ILyc; sour, pro- 
 fuse, with rash, ICup. m.; sour, profuse, in 
 typhoid, ILach.; sour, with miliary rash (ty- 
 phoid fever), I IRhus ; sour, in acute rheuma- 
 tism, ICheL; sour, with turbid urine, Ilpec; 
 spasms after fright, ICup. m.; odor of spice, 
 I IRhod. ; strong smelling, IKali ph. ; like sul- 
 phur, IPhos., ISul.; sweetish, lArs., Calad., 
 Thuya; sweetish acid, IIPuls.; sweetish, par- 
 ticularly axillae and soles (hemicrania), ISep.; 
 sweetish, in diabetes, I IXJran. n. relieved; 
 sweetish, attracts flies (typhus), ICalad.; like 
 urine, ICanth.; like urine, smelling on head 
 and body, Coloc; like horse's urine, INitr. 
 ac; like horses' urine, in diphtheria, I INux v. 
 jg^* axillae, feet, sexual parts. 
 
 Sweat, fever: in hectic, I ICalc; hectic (masti- 
 tis), I IPhos.; intense on awaking in morning, 
 ■Lac c; light, in intermittent, 1 1 Apis, ICor- 
 nus ; profuse, in intermittent, ICinch., ICoc- 
 cul., I IKali br., I INux m.; all symptoms of 
 first stage relieved, lArs.; between paroxysms, 
 ILach.; with relief, ISal. ac; no relief, 
 ■Strain.; in remittent, IHyos. ; tertian, Ilpec, 
 I INux v.; in typhoid, IColch., IMerc, 
 I IPhos., I I Rhus ; typhus, IBapt.; after ty- 
 phus, Psor.; typhus/critical on forehead and 
 face, IBapt.; profuse after typhus, I ISil. 
 
 Sweat, in forenoon : Aph. ch.; in interna ittent y 
 lArs. 
 
 Sweat, on hands : jg^ Chap. 32, Hands sweat. 
 
 Sweat, on head : JEsc. h., lAgar., Amyl.,IAnt. t., 
 ■Bell., Bufo., I ICalc, HCham., ICimex, 
 ICinch. bol., IColoc, I lEup. pur., IGuaiac, 
 IHep., Iodof., Lact. ac, ILvc, IIMerc, IMez., 
 ■Petrol., IIPuls., IRheum, IISiL, IStram., 
 Zinc; absent, Rhus, ISamb., Thuya; absent, 
 after chill, Thuya ; when walking in open air, 
 ■Graph., I ICinch., Guaiac; when falling 
 asleep, 1 1 Graph.; directly on falling asleep 
 (constipation), IISiL; on back, in evening, 
 ICalc; on brow, at first warm, but soon be- 
 comes cold and clammy, during stool (autum- 
 nal dysentery), IMerc; with burning and pul- 
 sation, worse at night, from mental exertion 
 and talking, better by wrapping head up 
 warmly, ISil.; cold, Ant.t., Benz. ac, Bry., ICalc; 
 cold, in apoplexy, IOp.; cold, with cough, 
 Ant. t.; cold on forehead (scarlatina), IZinc; 
 cold, with nausea, ILobel.L; coldness of skin, 
 I Pod.; frequently alternating with transient 
 coldness, IPhos.; congestion,Thuya; congestion, 
 in intermittent, I I Pod.; in drops, IBelL; large 
 drops on, and face, Ars. h.; large drops on 
 forehead (croup), IBrom.; dull, heavy pains, 
 ■Cornus; behind ears, Act. rac ; easily (epi- 
 lepsy), ICaust.; to epigastrium, ISec; from least 
 exertion, Carbol. ac; in evening, Anac; on 
 forehead, Anag., Ant. t., Ang.,Cann. s.,Caps., 
 Cinch, bol., Crot. t., Elaps, IHep., I IKali bi., 
 Lachn., IPhyt.,PteL, I IRheum, Sabad., Stram., 
 I IVer. ; and forehead, when walking in open 
 air, IGuaiac; in forehead, evening in bed, 
 Sars.; warm on forehead, before chilliness, 
 ICamph. ; on forehead, cold, Caps., IDros., 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 Ilpec, IKali bi., IOp., I IPhyt.; cold onfore- 
 head,with anguish,! I Ver. ; cold on forehead, in 
 cholera infantum, ICamph.; forehead cold, in 
 cholera morbus, diarrhoea, 1 1 Ver.; forehead 
 cold, clammy, in cardiac rheumatism, ICac- 
 tus ; forehead cold, clammy, in epidemic 
 diphtheria, ILach.; forehead cold, during con- 
 stipated stool, I Ver.; forehead cold, during 
 cough, 1 1 Ver.; forehead cold, in diarrhoea, 
 Ilpec; forehead cold, with profuse watery 
 diarrhoea, and chill during menses, Vib. ; on 
 forehead, cold, in large drops, with epistaxis 
 of tenacious thick black blood, every drop 
 drawn into a thread, 1 1 Croc; forehead cold, 
 when eating even warm food, Sul. ac; fore- 
 head cold, and on face, before stool (diarrhoea), 
 1 1 Ver.; on forehead cold, with fear of death, 
 ■ I Ver.; on forehead cold, and feet, ■Staph.; 
 on forehead cold, in gastralgia, Act. rac; on 
 forehead cold, in hsematemesis, IArs.; on fore- 
 head cold, in hasmaturia, ISec ; on forehead 
 and whole head cold, Bry.; on forehead, cold, 
 in neuralgic headache, IGels.; on forehead 
 icy cold, IMerc; on forehead cold, in menor- 
 rhagia, I Ver.; on forehead, often cold, I ICarbo 
 v.; on forehead cold, with dull passing pain and 
 slight nausea, with feeling of weakness, IPhyt.; 
 on forehead cold, in phthisis, I I Sul.; on fore- 
 head cold, during stool, I Ver.; on forehead, be- 
 comes cold, after stool, IMerc; on forehead, 
 cold and on temples (bilious fever), ICrotal.; 
 on forehead cold, in typhoid, IColch. ; on fore- 
 head cold, with vertigo, I Ver.; covers fore- 
 head, Stram.; streams from forehead, after 
 cough, Ilpec ; on forehead, when coughing, 
 Chlor. ; on forehead, with diarrhoeic stool, 
 
 I IPtel. ; on forehead, in great drops (epilepsy), 
 ICic; mostly on forehead, from least exer- 
 tion, 1 1 Led. ; on forehead, in evening, Senecio ; 
 on forehead, with 'fainting, Ant. t.; on fore- 
 head, during evening heat, USars.; on fore- 
 head, with heat and vertigo on raising head in 
 bed, Magn. s.; mostly on forehead, follows heat 
 and violent thirst, with full, soft, quick pulse, 
 
 I I Ran. b.; on forehead, hot, Camph., HCinch.; 
 on forehead, hot, clammy, Cham.; hot, on fore- 
 head, in scarlatina, ICamph.; of forehead, 
 after meals, Card, m.; forehead, in morning, 
 Ang., IKali c; mostly about forehead, lEup. 
 pur., I IGlon., Val.; with pain in forehead and 
 vertex in morning, Oxal. ac; profuse about 
 forehead, lEup. pur.; forehead, profuse with 
 raising of a bitter fluid, Ptel.; profuse on 
 forehead, with anxiety and restlessness, 
 HPhos.; profuse on forehead, after dinner, 
 with nausea, Ptel.; starts on forehead and 
 face, spreads all over body, most profuse on 
 trunk, IJab. ; hot on forehead, during stool, 
 IMerc; forehead, profuse during stool, Ptel.; 
 on forehead, after stool, Crot. t.; warm on fore- 
 head, 1 1 Vib.; profuse, w r arm, on forehead and 
 neck, with paroxysmal pain in bowels, dou- 
 bling him up (colic), ICo.loe.; on forehead, 
 with warmth in head during dinner, Sars. ; 
 general, except on head, Bell.; must dry head 
 with towel several times in night (softening 
 of brain), ICalc; in syphilitic headache, 
 IIThuya; heaviness, intermittent, IIArs.; 
 with onesided (right) heat, mostly in fore- 
 noon, IMagn. c; hot, IOp.; in morning, when 
 walking in open air, Calc; at night, I ICalc; 
 profuse on head at night, in meningitis, hy- 
 
 drocephalus, ISil.; at night, towards morning, 
 ■Bry.; on occiput and nape, ISul.; profuse, on 
 occiput, during recovery (hydrocephalus), 
 Art. v.; mostly on occiput and neck, with 
 sleepiness during day, IPhos. ac; worse on 
 occiput, Art. v.; oily, IBry., IMerc; in ozsena, 
 ■Magn. m.; partial on scalp (brain affection), 
 IHell. ; wets pillow, I ISil.; pneumonia, IMerc; 
 profuse, Bufo., IHep.; profuse, following rush 
 of blood to head (hysteria), IMosch.; profuse, 
 constant, may or may not be sour, I Rheum ; 
 profuse, rolling down face in large beadlike 
 drops, ICalc. ; profuse, sour smelling in even- 
 ing (difficult dentition), I ISil.; profuse, sour, 
 in evening (vaginismus) I ISil.; with redness, 
 burning and thirst for half an hour, I I Magn. c; 
 with restlessness at night (dentition), ICalc; 
 profuse on right side, I ITereb.; only right 
 side, left the affected side dry (mercurio- 
 syphilitic affections), lAur. mur. nat.; 
 about scalp and temples, ILyc; in sciatica, 
 ■Coloc; on one side, I I Puis. ; during sleep, 
 ■Bry.; during sleep, in children (convulsions 
 from cerebral irritation), ICic; during sleep, 
 in diarrhoea, after suppression of eruptions, 
 ■Lye; lasts an hour during sleep, at night 
 (quotidian), I ITarax.; sour, IBry.; sour, pro- 
 fuse, IRheum, HSil. ; sour smelling, during 
 sleep, UCham. ; sticky (bronchitis), IVer.; 
 and superior parts of body, Jalap.; with thirst, 
 from 12 p.m. till morning, Magn. m.; throb- 
 bing in temples (intermittent), I I Sep.; prick- 
 ling on bald vertex, after meals, ICepa ; viscid, 
 Psor. ; warm, lAct. sp., IPod.; warm, wetting 
 hair, HCham. j^* oily; also Chap. 4, 
 Head sweat. 
 
 Sweat, headache : I Ant. c ; after, follows head- 
 ache, I IFerr., I ISul.; after headache, with 
 languor and nausea, Kob. ; congestive, from 
 suppression, Ascl. s.; in forehead and occiput 
 (intermittent), 1 1 Sep.; intermittent, INatr. m.; 
 after remittent, Ascl. s. ; while reading, I I Natr. 
 s.; relieves, INatr. m.; relieves cephalalgia peri- 
 ostitica, IMez.; right-sided better, INatr. m.; 
 sick, SCrotal.; from suppressed, ■Ascl. s. 
 
 Sweat, heart : profuse, without relief of heart 
 symptoms, IPig.; with sensation, as if heart 
 twisted and turned around, Tarant. 
 
 Sweat, with heat: lAcon., HAnt. c, Anthrac, 
 ■Ars., IIBell., Benz. ac, Berb., IBry., ICaps., 
 ■ ■Cham., Cinch., IFerr., IIGamb., Hell., 
 ■Hep., Ign., Ipec, Merc, INatr. c, Nitr. sp. d., 
 ■Nux v., Phos., IOp., IRhus, Sabad., I ISabina, 
 Spig., ISpong., Staph., Stram., Val., Ver.; dur- 
 ing and after heat, till towards morning, 
 IILaur.; after heat, Agar., lAnt. c, Ars., 
 ■Bell., Coff., Coccus, ■Cornus, I lEup. pur., 
 ■Ipec, Kali iod., I IRhus, Syph., I ISul., 
 I I Val.; after lieat has lasted for sometime, 
 ■Lobel. i.; after heat, towards morning, most- 
 ly on forehead, Raph.; some time after heat, 
 or not at all (intermittent), IIArs.; after heat, 
 with thirst, HAnt. c; 4 to 5 p.m., IStarm.; in 
 alternation, BLed.; alternates with flushes, 
 ■Kali bi.; as soon as he gets warm in bed, 
 Arg. nit.; in bed, worse towards morning, 
 I IHell.; followed by chill, NiccoL; profuse, 
 heat follows chilliness, evening, in bed, ISul.; 
 coldness and heat intermingled, Ced.; after 
 eating, INitr. ac; at end of heat and chill 
 (seventh day of typhoid), Amm. m.; ends 
 with sweat, most on shoulders and chest, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1117 
 
 Arund.; in evening, IVer.; particularly on 
 face, Lobel. i. ; when she begins to get over 
 fever, llSyph.; flushes, Kob., MOxal. ac; 
 flushes, in climaxis, ISul. ac; copious, after 
 flushes, Iporn.; follows flush over face and 
 head, Sep.; flushes pass off with faintness 
 (cancer of uterus), I ISul.; frequent flushes, 
 ! Ilgn.; after flushes, worse palms, soles, face, 
 Amm. m.; flushes,as if hot water were poured 
 over one, Sep.; in forenoon, Calend.; hot 
 body, IOp.; dreads sweat more than chill or 
 fever (intermittent), IFerr.; long-lasting at 
 end of heat, lArs.; morning and night 
 (phthisis), IKali c, before midnight, falls 
 asleep during, Jamb.; on palms, feet and 
 legs, after heat, Med.; follows heat, periodical, 
 during day, ISil.; profuse, Con.; profuse, after 
 heat, lAmyl., I I'Med.; profuse, in phthisis 
 florida, I I Merc. cor. ; profuse, restlessness and 
 sleeplessness after midnight, Sabina ; of room 
 unbearable, producing, Plant.; worse in room, 
 Apis; scalp and face, ICham.; and shivering 
 over body at same time, I Rhus ; sweat; after, 
 with sleep, ILobel. i.; with thirst, after catch- 
 ing cold (tertian), I Hep.; transient, Cinnam.; 
 feeling of hot water in bloodvessels, disap- 
 pearing when nausea comes on, Sinap. 
 jS^gr hot. 
 
 Sweat, hot: lAcon., IIBell., I IBry., MCaps., 
 HCham., Cornus, I I Hell., Ilgn., I I Merc, 
 IMerc. iod. rub., INux v., IIOp., IPhos., 
 I IPhos. ac, I I Rhus, ISep., I IStann., 1 1 Staph., 
 I I Strain., I ISul., I IVer.; while eating, Jacea ; 
 with high fever, lAscl. t.; on forehead and 
 neck (colic), IColoc; in intermittent, ICalc; 
 profuse, in morning, IOp.; in neuralgia, 
 ICham.; from pain (neuralgia), ICham.; in 
 peritonitis, Atrop.; in double pneumonia, 
 I IOp.; profuse coma, ICinch.; sticky, on fore- 
 head and scalp, ICham.; stool black, llris ; 
 sudden attacks in room, llpec ; generally 
 w T arm while sitting in a cool breeze, Tell. 
 g@~ heat. 
 
 Sweat, hunger: ICimex, IStram.; canine,Agar.; 
 loss of appetite, IStram. 
 
 Sweat, in hypochondria : I I Caust. 
 
 Sweat, in hysteria: I INux v.; after attack, 
 IKali c.j in hemicrania, ISep.; between menses, 
 ISep. 
 
 Sweat, inability : gggf t> absent : also Heat dry, 
 Chap. 46, Skin dry. 
 
 Sweat, influenza: in bed, IMerc. iod. rub.; co- 
 pious, does not relieve chilly skin, lAnt. t. 
 
 Sweat, itching: urticaria, IIRhus. 
 gUT* eruption. 
 
 Sweat, on joints: in morning, Amm. c; in 
 bends, ISep. 
 
 Sweat, kidneys : renal colic, INux v. ; inflam- 
 mation, 1 1 Senecio. 
 
 Sweat, lactation: excessive, I ICalc 
 
 Sweat, larynx: in croup, IHep. ; dry larynx, 
 ISpong.; hoarseness, IBry., ISpong. 
 
 Sweat, on legs: Euphor., Hyos., IPetrol.; with 
 burning hot feeling, IOp.; cold, ICalc, Euphor., 
 IPhos., IVer.; cold on upper part, ICaps.; de- 
 lirium tremens, I I Strain. ; evening and night, 
 Agar.; on knees, in cholera infantum, ICalc; 
 about knees, at night, IIArs., ISul.; with 
 swelling of knees, ILyc ; profuse, follows 
 drawing in left leg for several nights, Spong. ; 
 on lower, Agar., IPetrol., Stram.; sciatica, 
 ILach.; on thighs, IBor., ICarbo a., I lEuphor., 
 
 IIEup. pur., IKali bi.; cold, at night, ISep.;; 
 inner surface dripping, Thuya ; warm, IPod. 
 
 Sweat, limbs : IColoc, ILil. tig., IMerc. cor.; cold, 
 Ars. s. f, Bell., Cupr. s., Sec; cold, in dila- 
 ted heart, ITabac ; cold, after scarlatina, Aur. 
 mur.; cold, in typhoid, IPhos.; relieves dead- , 
 ness in limbs, Ars. h.; on hands and feet, 
 after fever, ISil.; numbness, Strain.; relieves 
 pain, INux v.; paralyzed, Stram.; after scar- 
 latina, Aur. mur.; with diarrhoeic stool, I IPtel.;. 
 trembling, Stram.; warm, I Ilgn. J^IP Chap. 
 34, Limbs sweat. 
 
 Sweat, linen : stiffens, Selen. 
 
 Sweat, liver: in hepatitis, IMerc. 
 
 Sweat, local (partial) : IIAcon.,IIBar. c.,IBell., 
 I ICalc, ICinch., ICham. ,IGraph., llpec, ILed., 
 ILyc, IMerc, INux v.,IPhos.,IPuls., IRheum, 
 USelen., HSep., ISil., IISul., IThuya ; of 
 affected parts, Ars., ICoff., Fluor, ac; on af- 
 fected and covered parts, likes to uncover, 
 I Aeon.; on anterior part of body, I I Agar., 
 lArg. met., Arm, Bell., IIBov., I ICalc, 
 
 I lEuph., IGraph., IMerc, I INitrum, IPhos., 
 IIRhus, USelen., I ISep.; on back part of 
 body, I ICinch., INux v., I I Puis., ISep., I ISil., 
 IISul.; cold, llpec; on covered parts, IBell.; 
 on right side of face, better walking outdoors, 
 Alum.; here and there, IGels.; all over, ex- 
 cept in legs which are cold, IPetrol. ; on lower 
 part of body, Amm. c, I lAmm.m., Ars.,ICoc- 
 cul., ICroc.JCycl., lEuphor. , Ferr., I Hod., 
 
 I I Zinc; semilateral (left side chest), in pneu- 
 monia, I I Puis.; one-sided, lAmb., IBar. c, 
 IBry., ICham., I ICinch., IICoccul., ILyc, 
 IINuxv., I IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, I ISabad., 
 I ISpig., ISul.; one-sided, after typhoid fever, 
 INux v.; one-sided, left side, IBar. c, Cinch., 
 Fluor.ac, Jab.; one-sided, right side, I Aur. 
 mur. nat.,IJab., INuxv., IPhos., IPuls.;onside 
 lain on, ICinch., INitr. ac; on side not lain on, 
 Benz. ac; of single parts, at different times,, 
 as hands, palms, head, back, chest, axilla, 
 arms, legs, feet, etc., IPetrol.; in spots, with 
 increased itching of these places, Tell.; only 
 on uncovered parts, Thuya ; on uncovered 
 parts, while covered parts are dry and hot 
 (meningitis), IThuya; on upper part of 
 body, I lAnac, I I Ant. t., lArg. met., IAsar. r 
 Berb., IBov., I ICaps., ICarbo v., I ICham., 
 ICinch., ICina, I I Dig., IDulc, I IGuaiac, 
 Ilgn., llpec, IKali c, ILaur., I INitr. ac,, 
 INux v., IOp., Paris, I I Ran. sc, I IRheum, 
 IIRuta, llSamb., I ISars., ISec, I I Selen.,, 
 ISep., ISpig., I IStann., IISul. ac, Thuya,, 
 IVaL, lA^er. 
 
 Sweat, on lower part of body : g^* local. 
 
 Sweat, menses : before menses, Thuya ; pro- 
 fuse before menses, IHyos., IThuya ; during 
 menses, ICaust.; during menses, in menor- 
 rhagia, I Coccus ; profuse during menses, 
 IGraph., IHyos.; inamenia, I INatr. m.; men- 
 ses, during climacteric period, Con., I IMurex, 
 ITereb.; cold, during menses, ICoff.; meno- 
 pause, ICrotal.; monorrhagia, ICoccus. 
 
 Sweat, mental condition: after a slight fit of 
 anger, I IPetrol.; anguish, Chin, s.; anxiety, 
 Aeon., I I Arm, I Ars., IBar. c, IBenz. ac, 
 I IBry., HCalc, ICham., I IFerr., I IGraph., 
 I Hgn.,Magn. c.,1 IMang., Merc, cor., INatr. c, 
 INux v., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IIPuls., I IRhus, 
 Samb., I ISep.^ ISpong., I IStram., IISul., ITa- 
 bac, Ver.; anxiety, in angina pectoris, I Spong.; 
 
1118 
 
 40. FEVER. 
 
 anxiety, as soon as he gets into bed, Plumb.; 
 anxiety, with sudden blindness, ICalc; anx- 
 iety, cold (with cramps of different parts), 
 IFerr.; anxiety, breaks out from time to time, 
 with dysmenorrhcea, Merc, per.; anxiety, in 
 
 ■ croup, MSpong.; anxiety, after scarlet fever, 
 1 1 Aeon.; following anxiety, Bell.; anxiety, 
 on forehead, Ars.; anxiety, in morning, ISep.; 
 anxiety, towards morning, IPhos. ; anxiety 
 and nausea, I Graph.; anxiety, at night, with 
 pains extending downward from trochanter 
 to popliteal space (ischias), I INuv v.; anxiety, 
 with tearing in occiput, extending into nape 
 of neck, IINux v.; anxiety all over (asthma), 
 I Ars. ; sudden anxiety, relieved by stool, llc- 
 tod.; changeable mood, Strain.; derangement, 
 I I Op.; dulness, Strain.; from mental exer- 
 tion, IBor., IGraph., IHep., I Kali c, ISep., 
 Sinap., ISul.; in mania, ICup. ac; absent, in 
 mania, I Apis ; moaning, Stram.; copious and 
 general, one hour after excitement, caused by 
 music, Tarant.; unpleasant news, Calc p.; on 
 reading, IKali c; screaming, Strain.; heat of 
 head, whenever he sees an open window, or 
 a cutting instrument, after suppression of foot- 
 sweat, IMerc; sighing, Strain.; better while 
 speaking, Ferr.; dislikes to talk, I I Op.; terror, 
 timidity, iSpong.; trilling and singing,Stram. ; 
 inclination to weep, ISpong.; on writing. 
 IKali c. 
 
 Sweat, in morning : Amm. c, Amm. m., Ang., 
 Ant.t., I I Aph.ch., Arg. nit., Ars., IBry.,IICalc, 
 Canth., 7TCarbo a., Carbo v., ICaust, ICinch., 
 ICon., IFerr., Guaiac, Hell., Hep., Iod., IKali 
 c, Kalm., IKreo., Lachn., Lye, Magn. c, 
 I IMerc, Merc per., Mur. ac, INatr. e, INatr. 
 m., Natr. s., Nitrum, IINitr. ac, INux v., Op., 
 IPhos., Phos.ac, IPuls., IRhus, ISep., HSil., 
 ISpong., IStann., Stront., ISul., Sul.ac,IVer. ; 
 after awaking, 6 or 7 a.m., ISul.; on awaking, 
 causing shrivelling of finger tips, Ant.c ; when 
 awaking, attended with biting itching, Paris ; 
 after awaking, especially on legs, ISep. ; in 
 bed, Bov., Euphor., IPhos.; in bed, especially 
 in face, Benz. ac; principally on chest, ICoc- 
 cul.; in consumption, Hod.; exhausting, 
 IPhos.; from feet over body, Euphor.; mostly 
 on and around genitals (melancholy), lAur. 
 met.; before getting up, 1 1 Aph.ch.; intestinal 
 catarrh, IChel.; after meningitis, ICup. m.; on 
 neck, thighs and legs, Euphor.; after nightly 
 heat, lArs.; profuse, IPhos. ac, I IPuls., Rhus ; 
 profuse, itching, ISul.; profuse, early, in 
 phthisis, I IStann.; profuse, not relieving 
 (rheumatism of knee), I Ars.; qualmishness, 
 IINux v. ; with sleep, ISabad.; during sleep, 
 disappears on awaking, ISul.; slight, ICoff. 
 ti^ night. 
 
 Sweat, nausea: Acet. ac, Eup. perf., IFerr., 
 Zinc; better by meat, Cop., Glon.; caused by 
 nausea, IGlon.; cold, ICalc, ILach., ILobel. i., 
 HPetrol., IITabac, HVer., Ver. v.; in inter- 
 mittent, IFerr. ggT" Chap. 16, Nausea, sweat. 
 
 Sweat, neck: Amy]., Ant. t., I ICalc, Cann. s., 
 IChel., ICon., Euphor. ; with children, Samb.; 
 from least motion, I ICinch.; after first nap 
 (phthisis), ILach.; during short naps, IHyos.; 
 on nape, I ICalc, Elaps ; on nape and occiput, 
 ISul.; with weakness, Como. Jg®" Chap. 31, 
 Neck, sweat. 
 
 Sweat, neuralgia : pain in cceliac ganglia, 
 Camph. 
 
 Sweat, at night: IIAcet. ac, lAlum., lAmb., 
 I Amm. c, IIAmmm. , lAnac, Anthrok., I Arg. 
 nit., lArn., IIArs., IIBar. c, IBell., Berb., 
 IBry., I ICalc, ICanth., Carbol. ac, ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., Chlor., I ICinch., ICist., 
 ICoca, IDig., IDros., IDulc. , IFerr., I IGamb., 
 (Graph., IHep., Hod., Ilpec, IJabor., Jacea, 
 IKali c, IKali iod., IKalm., IKreo., ILach., 
 ILed., HLyc, Mang., Med., I IMerc, Merc, 
 cor., IMez., IMyos., INatr. c, INatr. m.JNatr. 
 s., IINitr. ac, INitrum, INux v., 101. jec, 
 IPetrol., Phell., I IPhos., Psor., I IPuls., IRhus, 
 ISabina, ISamb., Sars., MSenecio, I ISep., 
 ISil., ISpig., UStann., IStaph., IISul.,1 ISyph., 
 IXJstil., I Ver., Viol., IZinc; acid in reaction, 
 chronic rheumatism of left hip joint, IPhyt.; 
 mostly on affected parts, Stront.; with anguish, 
 Amb.; awakes in morning after many unre- 
 membered dreams (liver complaint), IChel.; 
 as soon as one gets into bed, Ars., ICalc, 
 Carbo a., Carbo v., ICham.,Con., Hep., Magn. 
 c, IMerc, Mur. ac, Op., Phos., IRhus, Ver.; 
 evening in bed, immediately after lying down, 
 frequently lasting whole night, Menyanth.; as 
 soon as he gets into bed, comes and goes all 
 through night (cirrhotic kidney), I I Plumb.; 
 in chronic catarrh of bladder, 1 1 Pareira ; 
 worse, in bronchial catarrh, IKali bi.; in 
 bronchitis, Hod.; with chilliness, from mov- 
 ing or uncovering, lEup. perf.; with chilli- 
 ness, at night (hsematemesis), 1 1 Sec; follows 
 chilliness, with thirst toward evening, ISep.; 
 with sensation of stoppage of circulation 
 (angina pectoris), ILyc; clammy and cold, 
 I IMerc, Oxal.ac; after a cold, llSang.; cold, 
 ICroc; generally cold and somewhat clam- 
 my, IDig.; cold, awakes with fearful fore- 
 boding (parenchymatous metritis), I I Lace; 
 coldness, I I Eup. perf.; colliquative, with 
 tuberculosis, INitr. ac; with constipation, 
 IKali c; with cough, Acet. ac, IINitr. ac; 
 with cough, after pneumonia, phthisis, IKali 
 c; in cystitis, lEup. pur.; in cystitis or renal 
 disease, I IChim. umb.; debilitating, I ICarbo 
 a., ICroc, I IStann.; in diabetes, I ITJran. n. 
 relieved ; with diarrhoea, IBapt.; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, IGamb.; disagreeable, ^Form.; 
 from above downward to calves, every 
 third night, ISep.; in large drops, Ars. h.; 
 after drinking, Aloe ; drowsiness and heavy 
 pain in head, ICornus; alternating with 
 dry skin, INatr. c; with emaciation (scrofu- 
 losis), lAscl. t.; miliary itching eruption, 
 IRhus; exhausting, ICarbo v., -Eucal., 
 ITarax.; fetid, 1 1 Carbo a.; fetid, in bron- 
 chitis, IDulc; except on head, worse toward 
 morning, ISamb.; in intermittent, IPhos. ac, 
 I ISul.; most on head, neck and hands, with 
 fever, 101. jec; heavy (functional derange- 
 ment of liver), 1 1 Sep.; with hectic fever, 
 IPhos., 1 1 Rob. ; with hectic, and emaciation 
 ICoccul.; with hepatitis, when suppuration, 
 ensues, IPhos.; in kidney disease, IHep.; 
 with coldness of legs, ICalc; especially about 
 legs, Agar. ; especially on legs, with heat, can- 
 not tolerate any covering, Zinc; freely, after 
 lying down, Ham.; in mastitis, I IPhos.; in 
 amenorrhcea, MXan.; before menses, Ver.; 
 before midnight, I IHep.; about midnight, 
 cold, Bell.; general about midnight (with 
 headache), BArn.; after midnight, I Aeon., Arg. 
 met., IPhos.; after midnight, in intermitttent 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1119 
 
 INatr. m.; after midnight, in intermittent, 
 fever, ISul. ; after midnight, during menses, 
 Bor. ; after midnight and in morning, INux v. ; 
 after midnight and towards morning, Chel.; 
 after midnight and towards morning, better 
 after awaking, HChel.; particularly after mid- 
 night and in morning hours, most on face and 
 abdomen, IDros. ; after midnight profuse, 
 Clem., Graph., Polyp.; profuse after midnight 
 (tetanus), ILach.; after midnight, after rest- 
 less sleep, Lachn.; warm, general, after mid- 
 night, Ars: h.; in morbus coxarius, I I Staph.; 
 continues in morning hours, Ars. h.; or early 
 in morning, ILyc; and in morning, most on 
 abdomen, ICic; in morning, in bed, or after 
 midnight, Niccol.; morning, weakening (tu- 
 berculosis), I I Merc; towards morning, Alum., 
 Bufo., Carbo a., IColoc, ILach., HPhos. ac., 
 I I Puis., Senecio, Zinc; towards morning, bed 
 wet through (prosopalgia), IChel.; towards 
 morning, in chest affection, ILach.; towards 
 morning, in consumption, Hod.; towards 
 morning, very copious (softening of brain), 
 IBufo.; towards morning, particularly about 
 head (pneumonia), IMerc; towards morning, 
 in hectic, ISul.; towards morning, tempera- 
 ture unchanged, I I Hell.; towards morning, 
 with sleep, I I Agar.; towards morning, with 
 thirst and palpitation or nausea, I IMerc; 
 towards morning, with weakness (phthisis), 
 ICetrar.; especially on neck (diarrhoea), I ISul.; 
 after 4 a.m., mostly neck, nape of neck and 
 forehead, IStann.; offensive, Cycl., IFerr., 
 IGuaiac, ISep.; offensive, most profuse on 
 chest, Euph.; offensive, on chest and back 
 (phthisis pituitosa), ILyc; oily (incipient 
 tuberculosis), iAgar.; in peritonitis, ILyc; in 
 phthisis, I Ars. i., IChlor., IGels., INitr. ac, 
 Polyp., IPsor., ISamb.; incipient phthisis, 
 I ITuberc; inpleuritis, with plastic exudation, 
 ■Hep.; after pneumonia, IKali c; clammy, 
 hectic fever, after pneumonia, ILyc; profuse, 
 Anthrok. HCinch., IHep., Hod., I Jab., ■ La- 
 bel, i., I ILyc, 1 1 Med., I IMerc, IMerc. sul., 
 INatr. m., I I Plumb., HSil., ISpong., Strain., 
 ISul., ITarax.; profuse, awakens, Berb.; pro- 
 fuse, awakes from first sleep (tuberculosis), 
 ILach. ; profuse, in irritability of bladder, 
 I ISul.; profuse every night, or immediately 
 after chill, IPetrol.; profuse, follows chilliness 
 of long duration, often lasting whole day, 
 I ITarax.; profuse, clammy (diphtheria), 
 IMerc. sol.; profuse, in whooping cough, 
 IMerc; profuse, and debilitating, I IMerc; 
 profuse, debilitating (phthisis, ague), ISamb.; 
 profuse, with emissions, ILach.; profuse on 
 •exertion, with violent heat, Val.; profuse, ex- 
 hausting, especially on forehead, neck and 
 chest, slightly staining linen, not offensive, oc- 
 curring the moment patient drops into sleep 
 (phthisis pulmonalis), ICinch.; profuse, fol- 
 lows flushes of fever in afternoon (chronic, 
 passive hemorrhage from kidneys), I ITereb.; 
 profuse, spasm in glottis, IChel.; profuse, 
 worse after midnight, and on affected side, 
 Amb. ; profuse, night and morning, IBry. , I I Pe- 
 trol. ; profuse, night and morning, with anxiety, 
 IPhos. ac; profuse, worse towards morning, 
 IClem.; profuse and offensive (intermittent), 
 INatr. m.; profuse, in old cases, worse uncov- 
 ering or least motion, rarely debilitating, Eup. 
 perf.; profuse, in phthisis, Hod., IPsor.; in 
 
 phthisis pituitosa, ILyc; profuse, in pulmo- 
 nary disease, ILyc; profuse, in rheumatism, 
 
 I Ant. t.; profuse, continued, worse between 
 scapulae and down to waist, ISyph.; profuse, 
 during sleep (consumptives), I Aeon.; profuse, 
 worse during sleep (phthisis), IPhos.; profuse, 
 with sleeplessness, ICham.; profuse, sour 
 smelling (coryza), 1 1 Merc; profuse, in spinal 
 abscess, IPhos. ac; profuse, better drinking 
 wine, Sul. ac ; profuse, staining clothes yellow 
 as if saturated with oil, Thuya ; chronic pros- 
 tration, bronchitis, IPhos.; in relapsed inter- 
 mittent, I Ars.; sweat relieves, Glon.; without 
 relief, IKali c; scant, cold and debilitating, 
 ICroc; in scirrhus mammae, ICarboa.; in 
 second sleep, for a month (secondary syphilis), 
 I I Rhus; short attack, Ars. h.; after baring 
 skin, Anthrok.; restless sleep, ISul.; in first, 
 sleep, until 12 p.m., worse on head and back, 
 Mur. ac; cannot sleep (concussion of brain), 
 ICic; slight, with irregular flushes of heat 
 (chronic cough), ILyc; sour, lArn., ISep.; 
 sour smelling, after taking cold in a draught of 
 air and becoming heated, IKali c. ; stupid 
 slumber, IIPuls.; in tabes mesenterica, Hod.; 
 on thighs only, ICarboa.; smelling like urine, 
 causing itching of skin, IColoc; in vagin- 
 itis, ICurar.; viscous, with remission of fever, 
 Anthrok. ; wakens, I Calc p. ; excessive warmth 
 after chill, Stilling. ; of several years' standing 
 (hemorrhoids), ICimex ; after 3 a.m., ICalc, 
 Calc a.; from 3 a.m. till towards morning, 
 after good sleep, IMerc per.; on awaking 
 at 4 a.m., Gamb. ; profuse, 4 a.m., every morn- 
 ing, IStann.; profuse, 4 a.m., in phthisis, 
 
 I IStann.; towards 4 a.m., ICaust.; between 
 4 and 6 a.m., aggravates rheumatism of 
 shoulder, I IFerr. ph.; 5 to 6 a.m., Bov. 
 Jtig^ evening, morning, sleep. 
 
 Sweat, at noon : lArn., Cinnab. 
 
 Sweat, nose : coryza worse after, INatr. c 
 
 Sweat, oily (fatty, greasy) : I IAgar., I Ars., Aur. 
 met. , IBry., Calc, ICinch. , IMagn. c, I IMerc, 
 I INatr. m., Plumb., IPsor., I ISelen., I IStram., 
 Thuya ; profuse, after asthmatic paroxj^sms, 
 I I Thuya ; greasy, not offensive, all night dur- 
 ing sleep, Agar. ; on head, IBry.; profuse, on 
 head and face, Bufo.; on side on which one 
 lies, Cinch.; in malaria, I ILyc; difficult to 
 wash off, IMagn. c 
 
 Sweat, pains: Chirn. umb., INatr. c, Ehus; 
 labor, INatr. c; not relieved, I I Eup. perf.; 
 relieves, ICham., IGels.; gradually and mod- 
 erately, always relieving, IGels.; relieves all 
 but headache, which is worse, Eup. perf. 
 
 Sweat, palpitation: Agar.; after palpitation, 
 Tell.; in intermittent, I ISep.; and nausea 
 (intermittent), IMerc. 
 
 Sweat, perineum: Alum., Carbo a., IHep., 
 IKali c; when moving about, Psor.; at night, 
 ICarbov.; profuse, Con.; walking, Cinnab. 
 
 Sweat, periodic: I Ars.; every afternoon, I Ars.; 
 every other afternoon, Bapt.; every other 
 day, I I Polyp.; every other evening, IBar. c; 
 frequent, IDulc; returns at same hour every 
 third day, Ant. c; irregular, most daily, in 
 morning, sometimes once a day or two, I Ars.; 
 
 II p.m., 6 a.m., 3 to 5 p.m., HSil. 
 
 Sweat, predominating: in intermittent, Aeon., 
 Ars., IBell., IBry., ICalc, Carbo a., Carbo v., 
 ICinch., IFerr. met., Graph., IHep., Kali bi., 
 IMerc, Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., IPhos. ac, 
 
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 40. FEVER. 
 
 Psor., Puis., IRhus, ISamb., ISep., ISul., 
 Tarax., Thuya, IVer. 
 Sweat, profuse : IIAcet. ac, I Agar., Agnus, Ant. 
 t., Arg. nit., lArs., Ascl. s., Aur. mur., IIAur. 
 mur. nat., IBell., I ICalc, ICamph., I Caps., 
 ICarbo v., llCed., ICepa, Chlor., ICop., Elaps, 
 lEup. perf., IHam., HJab., IKali iod., IKali 
 ph., ILach., Lactu. v., Lith., ILobel. i., IILyc, 
 IIMerc, IMerc. c, 10p., PhelL, Polyp., 
 
 I IRhus, I Sal. ac, ISang., Sarrac, HSil., 
 ■Staph., I ISul., ITereb., Thuya, Yariol., IVer., 
 Zinc, Zing.; particularly on abdomen and 
 thighs, during exercise, Amb.; on affected 
 parts, Ant. t. ; all over and at night (inter- 
 mittent), I Ant. t. ; in asthma, ICup. m.; soak- 
 ing through bedclothes, IBMerc; typhus, with 
 determinating blood to surface, IBapt.; over 
 whole body, IPhos.; on chest, armpits and 
 genitals, Selen.; after chill, Gels.; cold, stand- 
 ing out upon body in drops (intermittent), 
 
 I I Puis.; with most complaints, ILach.; after 
 confinement, I Cham.; during convalescence 
 or in course of chronic diseases, as in phthisis, 
 IJab. ; of covered parts, HCham. ; in cynanche 
 cellularis, carbuncle, lAnthrac; day and 
 night, I Hep., IMyos.; day and night, after 
 re vaccination, IIThuya; debilitating, Samb.; 
 debilitating, especially when moving in open 
 air, Rhod.; debilitating on falling asleep, goes 
 off suddenly when sitting up (intermittent), 
 IFerr. ; non-debilitating day and night, 
 ISamb.; with nervous debility, IPhos. ac; 
 in delirium tremens, UStram.; diarrhoea 
 ceases after, Strain.; with diuresis, I I Aeon.; 
 drenched, fever with thirst, IKali iod.; 
 drenching caused by violent pain in bowels 
 (dysentery), I ISul.; dripping, or covering 
 skin, IMerc c; endocarditis, I Aur. met.; in 
 epilepsy, IIBufo.; after epistaxis, I IPhos.; 
 with erysipelas, lAstac; exhausting, IPhos. 
 ac; exhausting, caused by slight exertion 
 (affects of overstudy), ICup. ac; especially 
 on face and chest, I IGlon.; with acute fevers, 
 ICinch.; intermittent, 1 1 Tarax.; relapsing in- 
 termittent, Ustil.; in diseased submaxillary 
 gland, IKali iod.; gout, rheumatism, IColch.; 
 on hands and feet, I ISep.; with heat of head, 
 IOp.; on head and upper body, wakes in sleep, 
 bathed in (diabetes with parotitis), ICon.; 
 headache, after overheating, I IGlon.; with 
 burning heat of skin (pneumonia), I I Puis.; in 
 hip disease, I ICinch.; hot, iEsc h.; in hydro- 
 cephalus, IMerc; follows drawing in knee, 
 ■Spong.; in laryngismus stridulus, IChlor.; 
 on limbs, perineum and genitals, Con. ; long 
 lasting and debilitating by day at every mo- 
 tion, at night in bed, IFerr.; in measles, 
 IStram.; caused by motion, Arund.; in nasal 
 catarrh and influenza, I I Eup. perf. ; in onan- 
 ism, IHyos.; indurated ovary, IGraph.; pains 
 notrelieved (rheumatism), lAnt. t.; in chronic 
 inflammation of pancreas, Hod.; with sup- 
 puration of left parotid, disturbing sleep 
 (diabetes), ICon.; after severest paroxysms 
 or attending congestive chill, INux v.; in 
 phthisis, ICalc. p. ; in pneumonia, better, 
 ■Kali n.; in double pneumonia, I IOp.; after 
 abuse of quinine, Hpec; like rain (intermit- 
 tent), Hpec; with short anxious respiration, 
 Mang.; in rheumatism, lApis ; with rheu- 
 matic and arthritic pains, IMerc; in acute 
 rheumatism, Atrop. ; in subacute and chronic 
 
 rheumatism, ISul.; but short, Sal. ac; short,. 
 in tertian, I I Sabad. ; while sitting quietly,, 
 
 ■ Kali bi.; sour, in intermittent, Hpec; sour, 
 in morning (hysteria), ILyc; sour, mostly 
 during night, Hpec; sour, clammy, with faint 
 oppression of chest, after chill and heat, Psor.; 
 sticky, in bronchial catarrh, HAnt. t.; in tabes 
 mesenterica, 1 1 Tuberc ; without thirst, Cupr. 
 s.; mostly on upper body, Sul. ac; acid urine,, 
 Acet. ac; with chronic vomiting, IILobel. i.; 
 warm, I Arg. nit., I IVer.; when not warm, 
 
 I I Amyl. ; after getting wet, IDul'c 
 
 Sweat, pulse : irregular, Still. 
 
 Sweat, pungent: Hpec; biting, sour smelling, 
 ■Cham.; offensive insoles and axillae, caus- 
 ing soreness, ISep.; sour smelling, with heat,. 
 ■Cham, ggp" skin. 
 
 Sweat, red: lArn., I ICalc,Cham.,Cinch.,Clem.,. 
 IDulc, ILach., 1 1 Lye, Nux m., INux v. 
 fi^" bloody. 
 
 Sweat, restlessness: ■Carbol. ac, Lachn.; no 
 rest anywhere, Cimex ; aggravates restless- 
 ness (scarlatina), IMerc 
 
 Sweat, rheumatism: IMerc; articular rheu- 
 matism, excessive, followed by miliaria, 1 1 Sal. 
 ac; free from pain during sweat, lArs.; gouty 
 pains, IMerc; of hands, wrists, legs below 
 knees and feet, I ISyph.; of humerus, IFerr.; 
 without relief (rheumatism in limbs), I ICheL; 
 at night, copious, not relieving, driving out 
 of bed, IFerr. ph.; pains, Ant. c; partly re- 
 lieves, nightly, weary, tired pains in limbs, 
 I ISyph.; profuse, Eup. perf.; without relief, 
 
 ■ ■Form.; relieves pains, lAcon., I Apis ; left 
 side most affected, ILach. ; sour, IMerc; over 
 trunk and head, not on affected parts, IBry. 
 
 Sweat, scanty: Calad., Eup. perf., INux v.; 
 in relapsed intermittent, I Ars. ; morning, on 
 waking, Ran. b.; only during morning, with 
 heat and redness of cheeks, I I Kreo. 
 
 Sweat, on sexual parts : ICanth., IMerc, IPe- 
 trol. ; burning in genitals, Prun.; after coition, 
 ■Graph. ; unsatisfactory coition, Jamb. ; on 
 female, ILyc, IMerc, IPetroL, ISul., IThuya; 
 fetid, Ars. m.; in albuminuria, I IXJran. n.;. 
 profuse, (Coral.; on male, Acet. ac, Bell., Ca- 
 lad., ICalc, ICanth., IGels., IMerc, IPetrol.,. 
 IThuya ; on male, impotence, Ham.; on male, 
 sticky, Erig. (j^g" Chap. 22, Genitals sweat) ;. 
 offensive, I ISul.; profuse, Thuya; profuse, 
 offensive, (Hydras.; about scrotum, Bar. c, 
 ■Calc p., Daph., I llgn., IMagn. m., INatr.s., 
 I ISil.; on scrotum, cold, IHam.; dripping, from 
 inner surface of thighs, scrotum, and peri- 
 neum, Thuya; profuse, on scrotum, ISep.; 
 sticky, IGels.; sweetish, on scrotum, IThuya; 
 sweetish, honey like, on genitals, staining 
 linen yellow, IThuya. 
 
 Sweat, sides : g@^ local. 
 
 Sweat, when sitting: lAnac, Ars. 
 
 Sweat, skin: biting, ITarax.; biting, in morn- 
 ing, Paris; burning, IIMerc; formication 
 and itching, Rhod. ; itching, Benz.ac.JCham., 
 ISpong.; itching, after, ILed.; of itching 
 parts, ISpong.; itching worse (scarlatina), 
 IMerc; parboils, Cinch.; pricking, IIKalm.; 
 smarting, Cham., Con.; smarting, itching, 
 after, 1 1 Op. ; covered with a heavy crop of 
 sudamina (double pneumonia), I IOp. 
 
 Sweat, sleep: during sleep, Ars. h., Bor., 
 ICamph., ICarbo a.,Cic, ICinch., Dros., lEup. 
 perf., Euph., Ferr., Hyos., Jatroph., ILac c.,, 
 
40. FEVER. 
 
 1121 
 
 IIMerc, INux v.,Phos., Plat,, Puis., ISelen., 
 Thuya; during sleep, particularly on head, 
 ICalc, ISep.; during sleep, most on head, 
 sour smelling, HCham.; during sleep, more 
 on neck and chest (intermittent), I I Puis. ; dur- 
 ing sweat, sleep, IPod., IIRhus; after sweat, 
 sleep, Ars.; on awaking, Ant. c, Ant. t., Card, 
 .in., Cinch., ILed.; on awaking, in aphonia, 
 IFerr.; on awakng, bathed in (tuberculosis), 
 I Chin, a.; awakes, particularly on lower 
 body, Astac. ; on awaking, in whooping cough, 
 IDros.; on awaking, disappears, IIPuls.; 
 on awaking, sleep full of fatiguing dreams, 
 ILyc; on awaking, in morning, Sep.; awak- 
 ing, in morning, in quotidian, I I Puis.; on 
 awaking from a sound, Rumex ; on awaking, 
 in heart disease, lAmm. c; on awaking, invig- 
 orated, ICic; awaking often with, INatr. m.; 
 very little, on awaking (after heat of inter- 
 mittent), lArs.; profuse, on awaking, 1 1 Lac 
 def., I IPtel.,Samb.; in afternoon, rheumatism, 
 lAnt.t.; particularly on back and neck, Chin. 
 s.; better after sleep, Ars.; children and old 
 people (intermittent), I I Op.; during day, 
 ICaust.; day or night, IBell.; disturbs, Ta- 
 rax ; profuse, all over, as soon as she falls 
 into a doze (pneumonia), MStram.; drowsi- 
 ness, Asaf., Calad., INux m.; drowsiness, 
 after sweat, Case; falling asleep during, 
 IIMerc; on falling asleep, most on head 
 (quotidian), I ITarax.; difficult falling asleep, 
 ISul.; during first sleep, Calc; followed by 
 sleep, Ars. h. ; on going to, better after sleep- 
 ing a while, 1 1 Ars.; day or night, as soon 
 as patient lay down, side uppermost com- 
 menced to perspire profusely, INux v.; 
 less after sleep, I I Hell.; in morning, Bor.; day 
 or night,on sleeping or even when closing eyes, 
 HCon.; profuse, on face and neck, Med.; dur- 
 ing siesta, ICarbo a.; sleepiness (intermit- 
 tent), I Ant. t.; sleepless (tertian), I INux v.; 
 stupid, ISpong.; uneasy, Calc. 6^* night. 
 
 Sweat, smarting : gg^* skin. 
 
 Sweat, sour : %gg~ acid. 
 
 Sweat, sticky : fl@* clammy. 
 
 Sweat, stomach: follows chilly feeling in 
 stomach, Merc, per.; cramps, ICalc; pain, 
 into chest, came on at night, in morning, after 
 getting up, before dinner and in afternoon 
 about 5 (cardialgia), I I Petrol.; twisting pain, 
 8 to 9 a.m., ICoccul. 
 
 Sweat, stool: before stool, Aeon., Bell., Dulc, 
 ITromb.; before stool, hot or cold, IMerc; dur- 
 ing stool, Agar., ^Atrop. s., Cham., ICoccul., 
 Crot. t., Dulc , Gamb., Merc, Ptel., IIRatan., 
 Strain., ISul., ITromb., IVer.; warm, during 
 stool, ISul.; after stool, lAloe, lArs.; after 
 stool, in colic, IIAloe; in diarrhoea, ICrot. t, 
 IIRatan.; after stool, lArs., Como., Crot. t., 
 Merc, ISul. 
 
 Sweat, suppressed : lAspar., 7rAur.mur.nat,, 
 Carb. s., ICham., ICinch., IDulc., 1101. caje.; 
 after exposure to draught of air (yellow fever), 
 ICadm. s. ; catarrh, fever, local inflammations, 
 etc, IIAcon.; from sudden cooling, IDulc; 
 during confinement, IBry.; diarrhoea from 
 sudden check (cholera), 1101. caje. ; dropsy, 
 lAscl.s.; dysentery, I INux v.; of feet,IIBar. c; 
 lameness, from suddenly checked, particularly 
 on feet, by getting wet all over, HColch.; 
 spinal meningitis, I Aeon.; otitis, ICact.; paral- . 
 ysis after sudden suppression, particularly I 
 
 71 
 
 foot sweat, by getting wet, IColch.; congestive 
 pneumonia, IGels.; prosopalgia, llgn.; rain or 
 dampness, when patient has become warm 
 from exercise and has been in a free sweat, 
 Rhus; rheumatism, 1 1 Act. sp.; skin symp- 
 toms worse, Cham.; sudden cessation, Vat.; 
 suddenly, in neuralgia, I ITereb.; toothache, 
 ICham., Rhus, ISil.; in typhoid, IColch. 
 Sweat, thirst: Absin., I Aeon., I I Arm, I Ars., 
 IBry., I ICalc, HCham., IChin. s., I ICinch., 
 MCina, HCoff., I IColch., I I Cup. m., IDiad., 
 I IDros., Euphor., IGels., IHep.,1 IHyos., Hod., 
 I IMagn. m., I IMerc, I INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 
 I I Ran. sc, IIRhus, IIRuta, ISec, I ISil., 
 MStann., IStram., I ISul., ITarax., I IVer.; 
 precedes thirst, I Ant. c; follows thirst,IStram.; 
 thirst, 1 1 Lye; absent during, I I Amm.m., I Ant. 
 t., Apis, I I Ars., 1 1 Asaf., I IBell., MCamph., 
 llCaps., I ICaust., MCycl., IDiad., lEuphor., 
 IIHell., I llgn., I llpec, I IMang., IMenyanth., 
 INux m., IPhos., IPuls., ISabad., MSabina, 
 HSamb., I ISep., HSpig., 1 1 Staph.; in inter- 
 mittent, 1 1 Ars., IIEup. perf., INatr. m., 
 
 I I Puis. ; on head or feet, with thirst, from 12 
 p.m. till morning, Magn. m.; for milk, Anac; 
 after 12 p.m. till morning, IMagn. c ; in quo- 
 tidian, I IVer.; in tertian, I ISep.; for cold 
 water, morning on awaking, Jamb. 
 
 Sweat, throbbing : after throbbing through 
 whole body, Tell. 
 
 Sweat, tobacco : caused by smoking, INatr. m. 
 
 Sweat, toothache: during sweat, I ICinch., 
 Daph.; pain in eye tooth better, ICarbo a.; 
 warm, Hyos.; better from sweat, lAph. eh. 
 
 Sweat, trembling: 1 1 Ars., Rhus; after trem- 
 bling, Apis. 
 
 Sweat, unconscious : IStram. 
 
 Sweat, upper part of body : jg^ 1 * local. 
 
 Sweat, urethra : caused by pains, Still. 
 
 Sweat, urine : brown, soon turbid (intermittent), 
 1 1 Ars.; increased, with sweat on head, hands 
 and feet, IPhos. 
 
 Sweat, urination : before difficult, IPareira. 
 
 Sweat, uterus : stitching aching or boring (me- 
 tritis), IMerc. 
 
 Sweat, vertigo: 1 1 Ars., Lachn., Oxal. ac, 
 Stram.; during menses, IPhos. ac. 
 
 Sweat, viscous : j§^" clammy. 
 
 Sweat, vomiting : Eup. perf.; after, Stram.; of 
 bile, llris ; watery, IStram. B^° Chap. 16, 
 Vomiting, sweat. 
 
 Sweat, weakness (debilitating, exhausting): 
 Agar., IIAloe, lAmyl., 1 1 Anac, I Ars., IBry., 
 HCalc, HCamph., I ICarbo a., I ICaust., 
 I IChin. m., IChin. s., IDig., IFerr., IGels., 
 Hyos., Hod., I Jab., ILyc, IMerc, INatr. m., 
 I INux v., IPhos. ac, Sal. ac, ISamb., ISelen., 
 ■Sep., IStann., ISul., Sul. ac, I ITuberc, 
 I IVer.; during apyrexia, Cinch.; retards con- 
 valescence after delivery, ISamb. ; exhausting, 
 ■ Kali ph.; with evening fever and alarming 
 cough, I ISec; even to fainting, Ars.; in inter- 
 mittent, I I Kali br. ; languor and prostration, 
 IGels.; in morning, ICarbo v., Hod.; at night, 
 IIKali iod. ; night and morning, most profuse 
 on neck, IStann.; phthisis, MSul.ac; profuse, 
 I ICup.m.; profuse, day and night, last through 
 apyrexia, ISamb.; with hot skin, ICalc; after 
 sleep, ILac c ; particularly thighs, ICarbo a.; 
 in typhoid fever, IMerc. j$Hr» cold, colli- 
 quative, night, profuse. 
 
 Sweat, white : stains, Selen. 
 
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 41. ATTACKS, PERIODICITY. 
 
 Sweat, women : Arund. 
 
 Sweat, yawning : Calad. 
 
 Sweat, yellow : I I Ars., Bell., HCarbo a., IFerr., 
 IIGraph., Ilpec, ILach., IMagn. c, IIMerc, 
 Rheum, Selen., IVer.; brownish, IBell., Carbo 
 a., ILach., Selen., Thuya; in intermittent, 
 ISamb. ; during apyrexia, lElat.; in yellow 
 fever, ULach,; stiffening linen, IIMerc.; saf- 
 fron, cannot be removed by washing, IIMerc; 
 difficult to wash out, I I Lac. def. 
 
 TEMPERATURE, decreased (fallen, low, 
 subnormal): Arg. nit,, Ars. h., I Ars., Chlor., 
 Cup. ac, Eucal., Kali br., Lye. vir.; when 
 itching is most intense (pruritus senilis), IMez.; 
 in melancholy and jealousy, IKali ars.; sud- 
 den fall, in meningitis, I Ant. t.; in paralysis, 
 Anac. oc; in peritonitis, ICrotal.; in scarla- 
 tina, ICup. ac, IHep.; typho-malarial fever, 
 twentieth day, IHam.; 96,in shock, IHyper. ; 
 97.3 in diphtheria of lips, I I Rhus. 
 
 Temperature, increased (above normal) : An- 
 throk., Ant. t., Arg. nit., Atrop. s., Cornus, 
 1 1 Petrol., 1 1 Plat. ; slightly, in anthrax, 
 Anthrac; in acute catarrh,IAnt.t.; transiently, 
 in convulsions of children, llgn.; in erysipe- 
 las of face and scalp, ICinch.; in evening, 
 Astac; especially of head (typhoid fever), 
 
 1 1 Rhus ; in pneumonia, I Ant. t.; in catarrhal 
 pneumonia, IBapt.; in rheumatism, I Ant. t.; 
 sudden, with small, weak pulse, during des- 
 quamative stage of scarlet fever, ILyc; 100, in 
 phthisis, IBrom.; 100 to 104, seldom rises to 
 105 or 106 (hydrophobia), Lyss.; 101, in diph- 
 theritic croup, IKali bi.; 102, in tetanus, after 
 a burn, lAmyl:; 102, in tonsillitis, IILacc; 
 102.6, in diphtheria, after failure of Lachesis, 
 ■Lac c; 103, in acute rheumatism, IILacc; 
 103.2, in bilious colic, llris ; 103.2, in morbus 
 coxarius, I I Staph.; 103|, in diphtheria, 1 1 Lac 
 c; 103.3, in pneumonia, I IStram.; 103.7, in 
 bronchopneumonia, ILyc; 104.2, in cholera 
 infantum, I IVer.; 104, in remittent fever, 
 IHyos.; 104, in septicaemia, 1 1 Sal. ac; 104£, 
 I I Var.; 104J, in traumatic meningitis,IHyper. ; 
 104 to 105, in diphtheria, ILach.; 104 and 
 over, Hippoz.; 105, Asim.; 105, in headache, 
 
 I I Zinc; 105, in polyarthritis rheumatica, 
 
 I I Sal. ac; 105, in septic fever, 1 1 Sal. ac; 105.5, 
 I IVer. v.; 105 to 106 in intermittent, INatr. 
 m.; 105 to 107, with slight fluctuations, in 
 cholera infantum, MZinc; 106, Hippoz.; 106, 
 in typhoid, IHell.; 106J, in evening (pneumo- 
 nia), I IPhos. 
 
 41. ATTACKS, PERIODICITY. 
 
 ATTACKS, alternate : IKali bi. 
 
 Attacks, antepone : Absinth. jg@* Chap. 40, 
 Chill. 
 
 Attacks, in Autumn: I lAur., IBry., ICinch., 
 HColch., Hep., IIMerc, Nux v., IIRhus, 
 Stram., IVer.; abdominal complaints, Iris; 
 angina tonsillaris, Bar. m.; neuralgia in arms, 
 Ver.; asthma worse, Cinch.; bilious attacks, 
 Hep.; early, until next summer, catarrhal at- 
 tacks, Coccus ; cough, Iod., Kreo., Lact. ac; 
 epidemic, spasmodic cough, Cepa ; spasmodic, 
 dry cough, Cina ; whooping cough, epidemic, 
 IVer.; diarrhoea, I Ars., Ascl., Bapt., HColch., 
 Ilpec, IVer.; epidemic diarrhoea, INux m.; 
 bilious diarrhoea, I llris, IIMerc. cor.; dysen- 
 tery, I Ascl. t., IBapt., HColch., Ilpec, IMerc; 
 nocturnal enuresis, worse, IPuls.; eruptions 
 (herpes), ILach.; discharge, and burning erup- 
 tions on limbs, Graph.; intermittent fever, 
 INatr. m.; remittent fever, ISul.; gastric 
 symptoms and rheumatism, alternating, Kali 
 bi.; rheumatism, Calc p.; stinging in throat, 
 Merc; damp weather, rheumatic toothache, 
 ■Ant. t. 
 
 Attacks, increasing: pains gradually, disap- 
 pear suddenly, Arg. met.; pains increase and 
 decrease gradually, IStann.: and decreasing 
 periodically, Bar. c; and decreasing quickly, 
 or gradually increasing or decreasing, lArg. 
 nit.; slowly, suddenly disappearing, pressing 
 pains in different parts, ISul. ac; to a high 
 degree, then diminishing in the same way, 
 stitches, with paralytic weakness or tearing, 
 All. sat. figgf sudden. 
 
 Attacks, intermitting : cease for one or two 
 days, then continue for a couple of days, 
 Anac; for hours, or a day, Oxal. ac; at regu- 
 lar intervals, Asaf. ; pain, Arum m.; sudden, 
 sharp pains, like a stab, Alumin.; come in 
 paroxysms, ■Tabac; continually relapsing, 
 seem to get almost well when disease returns, 
 
 ■ ISul. 
 
 Attacks, in accordance with phases of the 
 moon : anchylosis, leaving a small, hard 
 tumor, before full, I I Staph. ; asthma, at full, 
 Spong.; bloodboils instead of asthma, at new, 
 
 ■ Calc; cough worse, at new or full, ISabad.;at 
 decrease, IDaph., Phell.; ears feel stuffed dur- 
 ing full, Graph. ; epilepsy worse at full,IICalc; 
 epileptic, during new, Cup. m., ISil.; erup- 
 tions dry, during decreasing, IClem.; eruption 
 inflamed, at increasing, ■Clem.; eruption on 
 thighs and bends of knees, at full, Bov.; during 
 full, Cycl., Natr. c; during increase, Arm, 
 Cinch., Phell.; during increase, scirrhus, left 
 mamma, with stitches in shoulder worse, 
 eruption looks inflamed, Clem.; leucorrhoea 
 worse, before full, Lye; liver complaint, at 
 new or full, ISil.; at new, 2 a.m., Kali br.; 
 during new, Amm. c; at new, regularly at 2 
 p.m., Kali br.; skin symptoms worse at new 
 and full, I I Alum.; sleep walking, at new or full 
 (lumbricoid worms), I ISil.; spasms, at full, 
 Natr. m.; spasms, at new, IBufo.; uterine 
 flow, during new or full, Croc 
 
 Attacks, periodical: I I Aeon., 1 1 Alum., Amb., 
 ■Anac, I Ant. c, Ant. t., lArn., HArs., IBar. c, 
 I IBell., Bov., MBry., ICalc, Cann., ICanth., 
 
41. ATTACKS, PERIODICITY. 
 
 1123 
 
 ■Caps., ICarbov., HCarb.s., HCinch., I ICina, 
 Clem., Coccul., Colch., I I Croc, Cupr., Dros., 
 Ferr., Graph., Ilgn., Illpec, I ILach., iLyc, 
 Menyanth., Merc, UNatr. m., Nitr., INux v., 
 1 1 Petrol., IPlumb., IPuls., IRhod., IRhus, 
 ISabad., I ISamb., Sec, ISep., Spig., IStaph., 
 ISul., I I Val.,1 Ver., Zinc; symptoms, in groups, 
 Cup. m. ; pains, in scirrhus mammae, IBrom.; 
 at regular intervals, 1 1 Garb, s. 
 
 Attacks, short: pains, IIBell. 
 
 Attacks, in Spring: I I Aeon., lAmb., IIAur. 
 met., IBell., IIBry., ICalc, I ICarbo v., Dulc, 
 IIGels., I ILach., ILvc, I INatr. m., Nux v., 
 I IPuls., IRhus, I ISep., IISiL, I ISul., IVer.; 
 abdominal complaints, Iris ; angina tonsil- 
 laris, Bar. m.; neuralgia in arms, Ver.; asthma, 
 on first of May, for several years, Nux v.; 
 bilious attacks, Hep.; for three years, ten- 
 dency to reappearance of carcinoma of lip, 
 ringworm-like eruption, Sep.; coryza, Cepa; 
 cough, Kreo., I ILact. ac, Syph.; cough, spas- 
 modic, dry, Cina; whooping cough, IVer.; 
 diarrhoea, Lach.; eruptions, herpes, ILach.; 
 eruption, single pustules appear (after imper- 
 fectly cured itch), I ISul. ac; eruption, ring- 
 worm-like, ISep.; eruption, legs covered with 
 scales, in intermittent fever, or after sup- 
 pression in previous Fall, by quinine, Lach.; 
 sycotic exanthema, Natr. s., Sars.; every year, 
 on 13th of May, seized with burning itching 
 of skin, lasting twenty-four hours, Rhus ; 
 facial neuralgia, returns (in a man who used 
 liquor), I I Nux v.; faceache from toothache 
 during sharp East wind, Rhod.; intermittent 
 fever, Ign., INatr. m., Nux v., I ISabad.; in- 
 termittent fever recurs after suppression in 
 Fall by quinine, ILach.; gastric symptoms 
 and rheumatism alternating, Kali bi.; inter- 
 mitting neuralgia, fever, Nux v.; prostration, 
 Apis, IBry., IGels.; stinging pains in throat, 
 Merc; toothache, IILach., Natr. m., IPuls.; 
 rheumatic toothache, I Ant. t.; vertigo, Apis. 
 
 Attacks, sudden: Camph.; disappear rapidly, 
 Arum t, IIBell., I IPetrol.; last a short time, 
 disappear suddenly, IIBell. , Carbol. ac; pains, 
 Act. rac 
 
 Attacks, in Summer: Ant. c, Bar. c, IBell., 
 IBry., ICarbo v., Cham., Cinnab., Graph., 
 ILach., Lye, INatr. c, I INatr. m., Nux v., 
 IPuls., I ISelen., Sep., Thuya ; angina, with 
 acute or chronic rheumatism, in August, for 
 nine years, sinking chills, Lach.; chronic asth- 
 ma, especially when weather is warm and 
 damp, I I Syph.; hay asthma, middle of Au- 
 gust, Sinap.; hay asthma, for eleven years, on 
 20th of August, Psor. ; hay asthma, about the 
 last of August, ISil. ; hay asthma, in August, 
 morning coryza, Cepa ; roughness of cheeks, 
 Kalm.; chilly, day and night, Diad.; colic, in 
 sudden changes, IColoc; conjunctivitis, 
 I I Sep. ; cough worse, I I Sang.; diarrhoea, 
 ■ Aeon., I^Ethus., lAng., lAnt. t., lArs., 
 IBism., HCamph., ICarbo v., ICarbol. ac, 
 Coff., ICrotal., llCrot. t., ICup.ac, ICup. ars., 
 IFerr. ph., IGamb., Hyper., Hod., Kali bi., 
 IKalibr., ILach., INatr. m., Natr. p., Nux m., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPod., IPolyp., IRheum, 
 ISec, I 'Sep., ISul. ac, 1 1 Ver.; diarrhoea dur- 
 ing August, Sec; diarrhoea, suddenly, Jatroph.; 
 
 eruption on hand, Sul.; discharge and burn- 
 ing of eruptions, Graph.; eruption on one 
 hand, terribly itching and burning after 
 scratching, worse night, spreads up arm to 
 shoulder, I ISul.; eruption, red, itching pim- 
 ples on face, cheeks, and around mouth, Mur. 
 ac; eruption, scaly, on scalp better, sore feet, 
 Sil.; feet burn, Vespa ; interminable fever, Sec; 
 intermittent fever, in beginning, ILach.; head- 
 ache, worse every day with the sun, Glon.; 
 influenza, I Cepa ; neuralgia in midsummer, 
 Sul.; scarlatina, IVer.; sciatica, alternates 
 with cough in Winter, I IStaph.; spasmodic 
 symptoms alternate with a trance, I IStram.; 
 for many years, affection of stomach, Guaiac; 
 trachoma and follicular conjunctivitis, violent 
 throbbing in chilblains, Nux v.; toothache, 
 Natr. m., Lach. 
 
 Attacks, weekly: Ars.h., Canth., I ISul. ; every 
 two weeks, Ars. met.; every two, headache, 
 Niccol.; every third, I IMagn. c 
 
 Attacks, in "Winter : I Aeon., I I Agar., lAmm c, 
 lArs., IIAur. met., IIBar. c, IIBell., Bov., 
 IBry., I ICalc, ICainph., MCaps., Carbo a., 
 I ICarbo v., ICaust., I I Cham., Cic, Cina, 
 I ICoccuL, Colch., I ICon., IDulc,Ferr.,IHell., 
 IHep., IIHyos., I Ilgn., Illpec, Jacea, I Kali 
 c, I ILyc, Magn. c, I IMang., 1 1 Merc, Mez., 
 IMosch., Natr. c, Natr. m., INux m., 
 IINux v., IPetrol., I IPhos., Phos. ac, IPuls., 
 I IRhod., I IRhus, Ruta, ISabad., Sars., ISep., 
 Sil., Spig., Spong., IStront., I ISul., IVer.; 
 epidemic of rheumatic inflammatory condi- 
 tion of brain in children under seven years, 
 IStram.; catarrh, with cough, Sep.; constipa- 
 tion, every Monday, or on days after a fete, 
 MStann.; cough, every February, Stann.; 
 cough, Kreo.; chronic cough, Nitr. ac; bron- 
 chial cough, succeeding asthma in Summer, 
 cold pains in legs, Syph.; cough, rough scrap- 
 ing, ICham.; cough returns in February, lasts 
 till Summer, or warm weather,. MStann.; 
 cough, alternates with sciatica, in Summer, 
 I IStaph.; for a number of years, eczema of 
 left hand, Merc; eruption, itch manifests 
 itself, I Aloe ; scaly eruption of scalp worse ; 
 pain, swelling, and suppuration of foot, Sil.; 
 dark redness of fauces, with burning dryness, 
 Mez.; in February, Mez.; cold feet, Sil.; con- 
 tinuous remittent fever, ISul.; hands become 
 bluish black, Cup. ac; headache, Bism.; head- 
 ache worse, ulcer in leg better, remittent fever, 
 Sul.; hemorrhoids worse, iEsc h.; hiccough 
 worse, Nitr.ac; itching, for seven years,Dolich.; 
 January, Mez.; intense cold pain in legs, worse 
 in left, came on every night on lying down, 
 lasts all night, better getting up and walking, 
 and in warm weather, I I Syph. ; pains in lower 
 limbs, Ign.; neuralgia worse, midwinter, Sul.; 
 every eight years of her life, in month of 
 January or February, attacks of scrofulous 
 ophthalmia, Sul.; prosopalgia, Nitr. sp. d.; 
 rheumatism, I ISul.; skin, symptoms worse, 
 I I Alum. ; slightly elevated, smooth red patches 
 like urticaria, Kali br.; whitlow, Hep. 
 
 Attacks, yearly : complaints return when year 
 comes round, I lArs. ; hoarseness, Niccol.; rash, 
 Ailant. 
 
1124 42. LOCALITY AND DIRECTION.— 43. SENSATIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
 42. LOCALITY AND DIRECTION. 
 
 Direction. Locality. 
 
 DIRECTION, diagonal: Agar., MCalc, 
 IMagn. c, Mtr. ac, I ISil., Val. 
 
 Direction, downward: Rheum., Selen. 
 g^* Chap. 40, Chill back. 
 
 Direction, metastasis : $^ Chap. 34, Joints 
 gout, and Joints wandering pains; Chap. 36, 
 Neuralgia wandering ; Chap. 9, Lower jaw 
 parotid ; Chap. 34, Limbs rheumatism, and 
 Limbs wandering pains ; Chap. 46, Erup- 
 tion suppressed. 
 
 Direction, right to left, or left to right side : 
 j^i? 1 * Special localities affected. 
 
 Direction, upward : j|^" Chap. 40, Chill back. 
 
 LOCALITY, onesided complaints: lAgar., 
 1 1 Alum. , Amb., Amm. c. , I I Amm. m., 1 1 Anac, 
 Ang., Ant. c, I I Ant. t., I Apis, lArg. met., 
 lArn., Ars., IIAsaf., I lAsar., Aur. met., IBar. 
 c, IIBell., Bism., Bor., I IBov., Bry., ICalc, 
 Camph., Cann., ICanth., Caps., Carbo a., 
 
 I I Carbo v., I ICaust.,Cham., I IChel., 1 1 Cinch., 
 Cic, ICina, Clem., 1 1 Coccus, Coff., Colch., 
 Coloe, Con., I I Croc, Cup. m., ICycl., I I Dig., 
 Dros., IDulc, Euphor., Euph., Ferr., Graph., 
 IGuaiac, 1 1 Hell., 1 1 Hep., Hyos., I llgn., 
 Iod., Jacea, IIKali c, I IKreo., Lach., Laur., 
 
 I I Led., 1 1 Lye, I IMagn. c, I IMagn. m., 
 IMang., I I Mar. v., I IMenyanth., 1 1 Merc, 
 IMez., Mosch., IMur. ac, I INatr. c, Natr. 
 m., Nitrum, I INitr. ac, I INux m., I INux v., 
 lOleand., IParis, Petrol., IPhos., UPhos. ac, 
 UPlat., MPlumb., Puis., Ran. b., Ran. s., 
 Rheum, I IRhod., Rhus, Ruta, ISabad., ISa- 
 bina, Samb., USars., Selen., Seneg., Sep., 
 Sil., ISpig., MSpong., MSquilla, I IStann., 
 IStaph., IStront., Sul., IISul ac, I ITarant., 
 1 1 Thuya, Val., HVerbas., Viol., IZinc 
 
 Locality, left side: 1 1 Aeon., Agar., Alum., 
 IIAmb., Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, Ang., 
 I I Ant. c, lAnt. t., I lArg. nit., lArn., Ars., 
 ■Art. v., lAsaf., lAsar., Ast. r., 1 1 Aur. met., 
 
 Bapt., Bar. c, Bell., Bism., Bor., Bov., Bry., 
 ICalc, MCamph., I I Cann., Canth., llCaps., 
 Carbo v., Caust., I IChel., ICinch., 1 1 Cic, 
 Cina, Clem., Coccul, IColch., IColoc, I ICon., 
 ICroc, ICup. m., I ICycl., Dig., Dros., I IDulc, 
 1 1 Euphor., Euph., Ferr., Graph., Guaiac, 
 Hell., Hyos. , Ign., Hod., Jacea, Kali c, IKreo., 
 ILach., Lact. ac, Laur., Led., 1 1 Lye, Magn. 
 c, I IMagn. m., Mang., Mar. v., Menyanth., 
 ■Merc, Mez., Mur. ac, Natr. c, Natr. m., 
 Nitrum, INitr. ac, I INux m., I INux v., Ole- 
 and., Paris, I I Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, Plat., 
 Plumb., IPod., Puis., Ran. b., Ran. s.,IRheum, 
 IRhod., Rhus, Sabad., Sabina, Samb., Sars., 
 ISelen., Seneg., I I Sep., ISpig., Spong., Squilla, 
 
 I IStann., I IStaph., Stront., I Sul., Sul. ac, 
 ITarax., Thuya, Val., MVer., 1 1 Verbas., 
 
 I I Viol., Zinc, j^g* Chap. 36, Paralysis hemi- 
 plegia. 
 
 Locality, right side: Aeon., 
 Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, 
 Arg. met., Arm, Ars., Art. v., 
 Asaf., Aur. met., Bar. c, 
 I I Bor., I IBov., IBry., Calc, Camph., ICanth., 
 Caps., 1 1 Carbo a. , Carbo v., ICaust., 1 1 Cham., 
 Ced., Chel., Cic, Cinch., Cina, Clem., 
 Coccul., 1 1 Coff., Colch., I IColoc, Cornus, 
 Croc, Cycl., 1 1 Dig., IDros., Dulc, lElat., 
 Euphor.,' 1 1 Euph.., Graph., I IGuaiac, Hell., 
 
 I Hep., Hyos., Ilgn., Iod., Jacea, Kali c, 
 Kreo., Laur., Led., 1 1 Lye, Lyss., Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., Mang.JMar. v., Menyanth., Merc, 
 Mez., IMosch., I IMur. ac, Natr. c, Natr. m., 
 
 I I Nitrum, Nitr. ac, Nuxm., Nux v., Oleand., 
 Paris, Petrol., Phos., I IPhos. ac, Plat., 
 I Plumb., Puis., I Ran. b., Rheum, Rhod., 
 I I Rhus, IRuta, ISabad., ISabina, Sars., I I Se- 
 neg., Sep., I ISil., Spig., Spong., MSquilla., 
 Stann., Staph., IStront., Sul., I ISul.ac, Tarax., 
 Thuya, 1 1 Val., Verbas., Zinc 
 
 ■Agar., I Alum. 
 I I Ang., Ant. t. 
 Arum t., Ast. r. 
 IBell., 1 1 Bism. 
 
 43. SENSATIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
 Sensation, aching: I IMagn. c, IMyr. cer., 
 ■Staph., Tell.; on awaking, Ptel. fl@T sore- 
 ness. 
 
 Sensation, of something alive: in muscles, 
 Berb. $^ Chap. 19, Abdomen motion. 
 
 Sensation, anxiety : with vertigo, II Ars., ICalc, 
 ICanth., I ICaust., HCham., ICinch., I I Coff., 
 ICup. m., IGels., ILyc, I INux v., I IPhos. ac, 
 IIPuls., ISec, ISep., IStann., ISul., IVer. 
 
 Sensation, aura : before fit (epilepsy), from ute- 
 rus towards stomach, Bufo. 
 
 Sensation, ball: inner parts, 1 1 Aeon., IIAsaf., 
 I ICalc, I ICaust., 1 1 Graph., I llgn., 1 1 Kali c, 
 ILach., IPlumb., I ISil., I IStram. 
 
 Sensation, biting: I Amb., HCarbo v., ICinch., 
 IClem.,' IDros., IHell., llgn., Ilpec, IKali c, 
 IMar. v., IMerc, IMez., I INatr. m., I INux v., 
 IIPuls., IRan. b., IIRan. sc, IRhus, ISep., 
 
43. SENSATIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
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 IStaph., IISul., I IZinc.; biting, in evening, 
 Ant. t. Jf^l* burning, smarting. 
 
 Sensation, breaking : as if parts were broken, 
 lAng., ICham., ICheL, IICoccul., IDros., 
 Illgn., UPhos., IIEuta, IVer.; as if body 
 were frail and easily broken, I Thuya. 
 
 Sensation, bubbling: IRheuin, I ISquilla. 
 
 Sensation, burning : IIAcon., IIAnthrac, lApis, 
 I Arn., IIArs., lAsaf., IIBell., IBor., IBry., 
 ICalc, ICarbo a., HCarbo v., HCanth., 
 HCaust., IChel., IGic, ICinch., ICup. m., 
 ICycl., IDulc., lEuphor., IGels., IGraph., 
 ■Hep., Hgn., Ilpee, IKali c, ILyc., IIMerc., 
 Merc, sul., IMez., IMur. ac, IXatr. c. , IIXux 
 v., UPhos., IPhos. ac, IPuls., IRan. b., 
 IIRhus, USabad., ISars., ISec, I ISep., ISil., 
 ISpig., I IStann., IStaph., IISul., ISul. ac., 
 I ITarant., ITarax., IVer., IZinc; as if sparks 
 of fire were falling, I ISec; as if cayenne pep- 
 per were sprinkled, I Caps. 
 
 Sensation, buzzing: ICaust., IKreo., IINux ru., 
 IXux v., HOleand., I I Op., I IPuls-., lEhus, 
 
 ?ep. 
 
 ISpig., IISul. JgST 8 vibration. 
 
 Sensation, as if caged in wires (hvsteralgia) : 
 Cact. 
 
 Sensation, clutching (grasping) : lAmm. c, 
 IBell., llCalc, MCact., ICarbo a,, lEuphor., 
 Illgn., ILed., ILyc, IMere, IXux v., IPuls., 
 I ISil., HStann., IStront. 
 
 Sensation of cobwebs: Alum., I IBar. c, IBor., 
 I ICalc, I IGraph., Magn.e, Phos. ac, Plumb., 
 I IRan. sc., Sul. ac. 
 
 Sensation, as if cold air were blowing on him : 
 Canth., I ICheL, Graph., Mosch., Xux v., 
 I lOleand., Puis., Rhus, Sabina, 'Spig., Squilla, 
 Strain. 
 
 Sensation, constriction (like a band or liga- 
 ture): I I Aeon., I I Alum., I lArnm. m., IIAnac, 
 I I Ant, c, lAsar., lAur. met., IIBell., IBism., 
 IIBiv., I ICarbo v., I ICaust., ICinch., ICoc- 
 cul./HCon., IColoc, MCroc, IDig., IDros., 
 IIFerr., IIGraph., Illgn., I Hod., I I Kali c, 
 I IKreo., ILyc, I I Merc, IMosch., I IXatr. c, 
 INatr. m., HXitr. ac, IIXux m., IIXuxv., 
 I lOleand., 1 1 Op., 1 1 Petrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 llPlat., HPlumb., 1 1 Puis., II Rhod., IIRhus, 
 IIRuta, MSabad., IStann., IISul., ISul. ac, 
 ■Thuya, IVer. 
 
 Sensation, contraction: painful, IXux m. 
 
 Sensation, cramplike pains : in muscles, Anac, 
 BGels., Zinc; as if bruised, IPlat. 
 
 Sensation, crawling: Anag., Arund., Astac, 
 ISec, I IZinc; after drinking (quotidian), 
 lArs.; horripilations in affected parts (inter- 
 mittent), IGuarasa ; like a mouse, IIBell., 
 llCalc, I IXitr. ac, I I Rhod., ISep., IISul.; be- 
 tween skin and flesh, ISec; as if gone to 
 sleep, Hgn.; tingling, with a feeling as if 
 asleep, or of heaviness (neuralgia), I ITereb. 
 g^~ aura, formication. 
 
 Sensation, crepitation (crackling): IIAcon., 
 llCalc, I IPuls., IIRheum, ISpig. 
 
 Sensation, cutting: I I Alum., lAng., lArn., 
 IIBell., ICalad., llCalc, HCanth., I ICinch., 
 IColoc, ICon., IIDros., IGraph., Ilgn., 1 1 Kali 
 c, 1 1 Lye, IIMerc, IMur. ac, HXatr. c, IXux 
 v., IParis, I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPuls., IRheum, 
 IRhus, ISamb., ISep., ISil., IStann., IStaph., 
 IStront., ISul. ac, IISul. 
 
 Sensation, darting: Hydr. ac; lightning-like, 
 from place to place, Caust. 
 
 Sensation, digging: lAcon., lAmm. m., lArn., 
 
 lAsaf., IBell., IBov., IBry., ICalc, ICina, 
 I IDulc, I Kali c, IXatr. c, IPhos., IPlat., 
 IIRhod., IRuta, ISep., I ISpig., IStann. 
 
 Sensation, discomfort (uncomfortable): Ars., 
 Camph., ICard. m., I IChel., Hippoz., IXux 
 m., Zinc; on awaking, Ant. t.; did not know 
 what to do, I I Zing. ; drowsiness, Cact.; after 
 eating, Ant. c; as if headache would return, 
 Ilgn. ; with heat, evening, worse right side of 
 face, Ran. b. ; internal, Zinc; stomach com- 
 plaint, I Kali bi. gg^* distress, uneasiness. 
 
 Sensation, distension (bursting): I I Arn., 
 IIArs., I lAur. met., IBell., IBism., I IBov., 
 IIBry., llCalc, ICaps., I ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 I ICinch., ICon., I IDulc, lEuphor., IGuaiac, 
 IIHyos., Illgn., IKali c, ILaur., Lye, 
 IIMerc, MXitrum, IIXux m., IIXux v., 
 I lOleand., I I Op., IParis, I I Plumb., I IPuls., 
 IIRan. b., I IRan. sc, IIRhus, ISabina, 
 HSeneg., USep., ISil., HSpig., I IStann., 
 I IStaph., IStront., I ISul. ac, I IZinc. 
 jgg^° largeness. 
 
 Sensation, distress : Apis, Vespa ; shock from 
 injury, IOp.; before stool, IKali c J^P* dis- 
 comfort, uneasiness. 
 
 Sensation, as if dislocated: lAinb., II Arn., 
 lAsar., IBry., llCalc, ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 IGraph., Illgn., ILyc, IMez., HXatr. m., IXi- 
 trum, UPetrol., HPhos., I IPuls., IIRhod., 
 IIRhus, ISpig., IStann., IISul. 
 
 Sensation, drawing: Bry., Graph., Val. ; with 
 coldness, after meals, ICamph.; in muscles 
 (cholera Asiatiea), ICup. m.; in muscles, shift- 
 ing rapidly from place to place, w r orse at 
 night, from warmth, better from uncovering, 
 IPuls.; paralytic, Aloe, Chel.; transient, cramp- 
 like, here and there, IPlat. 
 
 Sensation, dulness : ISticta. 
 
 Sensation, electric : shocks here and there, 
 Act. rae; as if surcharged, Kalm.; all over, as 
 if under the influence of a slight galvanic 
 shock, Cain.; nerves, as if he had been electri- 
 fied, it goes in a straight line from roof of 
 mouth downward towards his feet, afterwards 
 diffusing over whole body, Xux m.; electri- 
 fied, when he touches anything, Alum. 
 
 Sensation, emptiness: ICalad., IICoccul., Illgn., 
 IKali c, IMur. ac, lOleand., IIPuls., ISars., 
 
 I ISep., I IStann., ISul., Zing.; as if whole body 
 were hollow, IKali c; internal, Aur. met. 
 
 Sensation, ether: feeling as after inhaling, 
 
 IGlon. 
 Sensation, formication: IIAcon., I Alum., 
 
 I I Arn., Cann. i., ICanth., Caps., ICaust., 
 I IColch.JCroc, Crot., IKali c, IMerc,IXatr. c, 
 IXatr. in., IIXux v., IPhos. ac, I IPlat., 
 IPuls., IRan. b., IRhod., IIRhus, ISabad., 
 I ISec, I ISep., I ISpig., ISul., IZinc; in affec- 
 ted part, IColoc; around right ear, Calad.; 
 evening, with dyspnoea, Cist.; on face, gums 
 and other parts of body, as if mice were creep- 
 ing under skin, with tearing, stinging, I ISec; 
 as of vermin running, Aloe. Jljli^' crawl- 
 ing, numbness, tingling. 
 
 Sensation, fulness : 1 1 Aeon., lArn., lAsaf., lAsar., 
 IBar. c, IBell., ICanth., ICarbo v., ICham., 
 HCinch., ICon., ICycl., IFerr.JHell., IKali c, 
 ILyc, I IMosch., IXux m., HPhos., IPuls., 
 IRan. sc, IIRhus, ISabina, ISep., IISul., 
 I Val.; as of too much blood in different 
 parts, iEsc h.; in inner parts, IRhus; from 
 playing piano, Anac; puffy feeling, I Aeon., 
 
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 43. SENSATIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
 lAram. m., 1 1 Ant. c, I lArn., lArs., lAsaf., 
 ■Bar. c, IBell., IBry., HCalc, HCaps., I ICoc- 
 cul., IIColoc, IICup. m., I IDulc, IIFerr., 
 
 I I Graph., Guaiac., I IHyos., I llpec, 1 1 Kali c, 
 
 I I Led., I I Lye, I IMosch., lOleand., IPuls., 
 IRhus, ISeneg., I ISil., ISpig., I ISpong., 
 MStram., I ISul. 
 
 Sensation, furry: inwardly, Caust., IICoccul., 
 Dros., 1 1 Merc, c, Nux m., IPhos., IPuls. 
 
 Sensation, gnawing : Agnus, I Alum., IBar. c, 
 ICanth., ICham., IDros.,IKalic.,IMenyanth., 
 
 ■ Paris, IPhos., I IPhos. ac, UPlat., IPuls., 
 IIRan. sc, IRuta, I ISpong. , UStaph., ITarax. 
 
 Sensation, growing : pains, I IPhos. ac; inner 
 parts as if grown together, I IBry., I lEuphor., 
 I I Hep., IMez., I INux v., I IPhos., I Plumb., 
 I IPuls., I IRhus, I Sep., 1 1 Thuya. 
 
 Sensation, gurgling; lAmb., I Ant. c, lAsaf., 
 Berb., IBell., IColch., ILyc, INux v., IPuls., 
 IIRheum, ISpig., HSquilla, ITarax. 
 
 Sensation, hammering ; $^° throbbing. 
 
 Sensation, heat: I Alum., lAsar., HCann., 
 Hod., ILaur., IMang., INux m., INux v., 
 ISabad., ISeneg., I ISul. ac., IVer.; from above 
 downward, Glon.; as if air just in front of her 
 were hot, I ISul.; like hot lightning, I liEsch.; 
 as if the room were too warm, Stilling.; as if 
 hot water were poured over him, Cann. i. 
 
 Sensation, heaviness : 1 1 Aeon., I Alum., I Amm. 
 c, I Amm. m., Apis, lArg. nit, Asaf., IBar. c, 
 Bar. m., I IBell., IIBism., IBor., IBov.,Brach., 
 IBry., llCalc, Calad., ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 Castor., Chen, v., ICinch., Dory., IGraph., 
 IHell., IHelon., IKali bi., IKali c, IKreo., 
 ILach., ILaur., ILed., ILyc, IMagn. c, 
 IMagn. m., IMerc, IMerc iod. flav., IMez., 
 IMur. ac, Natr. a., INatr. c, INatr. m., I INatr. 
 ph., INuxm., IINux v.,l01eand.,IOp.,IIPhos., 
 IPlumb., I IPuls., IRhod., I IRhus, IRuta, 
 ISabad., ISabina, Sang., ISep., I ISil., I ISpig., 
 ISpong., HStann., IStaph, IISul., I ITereb., 
 ■Thuya, IVer., Zinc; especially when ascend- 
 ing (progressive spinal paralysis), IPhos.; as 
 after drunkenness, Agar.; better moving, 
 INatr. c; in muscles, I lAmyl.; from playing 
 piano, Anac; as if one were awaking from a 
 heavy sleep, Rheum ; disinclination to move 
 and walk, I INatr. m. 
 
 Sensation, illusory : Ind. 
 
 Sensation, itching : jg^» Chap. 46, Skin itch- 
 ing. 
 
 Sensation, jerking : lAcon., lAlum., lAnac, 
 I Arm, 1 1 Asaf., lAur. met., IBell., IBry., 
 llCalc, HCaust., ICann., HCic, ICina, 
 ICinch., IClem., IColch., IColoc, IGraph., 
 Illgn., ILyc, I IMang., IMerc, INatr. c, 
 IINatr. m., IINitr. ac, INux m., IINux v., 
 ■Petrol., IPetrosel., IPhos., HPlat., I IPuls., 
 
 ■ ■Rhus, USep., I ISil., HSpig., ISpong., 
 HStann., IISul., IISul. ac, ITarax., IVal., 
 IVer.; pains confined to small spots, like 
 short stitches, lasting only a few seconds, 
 Oxal. ac 
 
 Sensation, lameness: HAbrot., Ars. s. f., 
 ■Aurant., lAur. met., IBar. c, IBell., Berb., 
 ■Bism., Bov., ICham., Chel., I ICina, ICinch., 
 IICoccul., IColch., HCycl.,Diad.,Gels.,Lil. tig., 
 Lye vir., I IMeph., IMerc, IMez., Myr. cer., 
 ■Natr. m., INux m., IINux v., Polyp., I IPsor., 
 
 ■ ■Rhus, I ISabina, ISil., I Staph., Stram., IVer.; 
 as from a cold, Iber.; with headache, Calc. a.; 
 desire to keep quiet, IBry. $*&" paralytic. 
 
 Sensation, largeness : of body, or part of it, 
 Bell.; single parts feel larger and thicker, 
 Cann. i.; affection of vaso-motor nerves, 
 ■Kali br. 
 
 Sensation, lightness : lArs., ICoff., I IHyos., 
 ■Mez., IOp.; airy, I ISticta, ■Stram.; as though 
 she could float or hover in air, after typhoid 
 fever (nervous affection), IManc; as if lifted, 
 Aeon.; as if raised from ground,! Asaf., Cann. i., 
 I I Hep., I ILyc, IMerc, IINux v., IPhos., 
 ■Plat., I I Ran. b., ISpig., I ISul. ac, I IVal., 
 IVer.; as if swimming or flying in air, Calc. a.; 
 when walking, Thuya. 
 
 Sensation, motion : through whole body, now 
 a prickling, now a stinging, Ang. ; feeling of 
 inability to move even a finger, Iber.; up and 
 down, I ILach., Plumb., ISpong.; nervous, 
 Agar. J^" Chap. 36, Nervousness. 
 
 Sensation, numbness: HAcon., lAmb., Ant. t., 
 ■Arg. met., IBar. c, Calad., ICalc, Cann. i., 
 HCarbo a., ICarbo v., ICham., ICinch., IICoc- 
 cul., HCroc, Crotal., Diosc, Gels., I IGraph., 
 ■Guaiac, llgn., IKali br., I IKali c, IILyc, 
 IMagn. m., I IMerc, INatr. m., INux v., IOp., 
 Oxal. ac, IPetrol., IPhos., IPlat., IPuls., 
 IRhod., IRhus, ISep., HSiL, ISul., I ITabac, 
 IVer.; angina pectoris, I Act. rac; especially 
 arms, lAct. rac; as froma blow, here and 
 there,especially on head, always in small spots, 
 IPlat.; catarrhal headache, Gymn.; as if head 
 became enlarged, with ill humor and nausea, 
 Meph.; with hemiplegia, ICoccus ; of parts on 
 which he lies, Cinch., 1 1 Rhus ; worse lying 
 down, Diosc, Zinc; in lower portion of body, 
 Spong.; migratory, coming and going, ICoc- 
 cul.; in affected muscles (epilepsy), INux v. 
 
 Sensation, numb: in neuralgia, I ITereb.; par- 
 oxysms, as if needles were pricking him, Kali 
 br.; after unpleasant news, Calc p.; after 
 pains, -Lye; peculiar, approaching palsy 
 (angina pectoris), I I Oxal. ac; occasional, sud- 
 den, paroxysmal (affection of vaso-motor 
 nerves), IKali br. ; with pricking, lAcon., 
 I IPhos., IRhus; with quivering, Med.; of 
 right side (cancer of breast), I Apis ; one side 
 of head, with coldness, ICon.; to side not lain 
 on, I I Fluor, ac. ; worse on left side, Xan.; of 
 leftside (epilepsy), I Art. v.; of left side (incip- 
 ient paralysis), lLach.; left side (paralysis of 
 limbs), HAcon.; left side, with weakness and 
 coldness (hemiplegia), lElaps ; lasting a short 
 time, Irid.; with somnolence, Chel.; of body, 
 upper half, IBar.c ; as if made of wood, Kali n. 
 jgj^ formication, lameness, paralytic. 
 
 Sensation, oppression: IPhyt.; with swelling 
 of whole body, Bufo. 
 
 Sensation, pain (undefined) : lAcon., Act. rac, 
 I Apis, Calab., Hippoz., Merc, s.; drive to des- 
 pair, does not want to live , Aur. met. ; fleet- 
 ing, transient and hard to describe, Pallad.; 
 in hysteria, IMosch.; through left half, about 
 midnight, I I Asaf.; at night, I Aeon., Tell.; at 
 night, commencing at 2 p.m., gradually in- 
 crease until they reach their acme at 9 p.m., 
 continue exceedingly acute until 3 or 4 a.m., 
 subsiding with daybreak, ISyph. ; oversensi- 
 tive, I Aeon., lAsar., 1 1 Aur. met,, Bry., 
 ICanth., II Cham., ICinch., ICoccul., HCoff, 
 IColch., ICon., ICup. m., IHyos., IILyc, 
 IMerc. c, INatr. c,INux v., IPetrol., II Phos., 
 HSep., ISpig., I IVal., I I Zinc; small spots, can 
 be covered with point of finger, IIKalibi.; 
 
43. SENSATIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
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 greatly aggravated by thinking of them, Oxal. 
 ac. ; susceptible to all sorts, on thinking of 
 them, Aur. met. 
 
 Sensation, paralytic: IIJEc h., Dros., I I Kali 
 ph. ; in vicarious menses, I Dig. ; as if about to 
 be paralyzed, IHydr. ac, Syph.; painful, 
 ICoccul.; with pains, IColch.; precede para- 
 plegia, Sec; in pneumonia, I Ant. c, Ant. t.; 
 affection of vaso-motor nerves, I Kali br.; as 
 after vexation, ICist.; after a short walk, ICon. 
 
 Sensation, pecking or picking: HCinch., 
 I ICoccul., I IRuta, lYerbas. 
 
 Sensation, peculiar (queer, strange): Cann. i., 
 IBrom., Iodof., Spong.; in diarrhoea, I Apis; 
 as if she could feel every muscle and fibre of 
 her right side from shoulder to feet, I I Sep.; 
 pains produce two sensations, an external one 
 seems to be in muscles and joints, and an in- 
 ternal one, deeper and more unbearable, so 
 much so that it seems by its profound nature 
 to control external ones and to cause them to 
 disappear, afterwards reappearing intensified 
 in external sensations, Syph. 
 
 Sensation, pinching: lAmm. c, I Bell., IBry., 
 HCalc, ICann., ICanth., ICarbo v., IChel., 
 ICinch., I ICoccul., IDulc, IGraph., IHell., 
 IHyos., IIIgn.,IIpec,IKali c,IILyc,IIMeny- 
 anth., IMerc., IMur. ac, INatr. c, INatr. m., 
 I Paris, I Petrol., IPhos., IPlat., IPuls., IRan., 
 IIRhod., IRhus,IRuta,IISabad., ISep., ISpig., 
 ISpong., IBStann., IStaph., ISul., IThuya, 
 IVer., IVerbas., I Zinc 
 
 Sensation, like a plug (nail) : I I Agar., lAnac, 
 lAnt. c.lArn., lAsaf., ICoff., i ICroc, Hell., 
 IHep., Illgn., IILach., INux v., I IPlat., 
 IRuta, ISpong., ISul. 
 
 Sensation, pressing: lAnac, IArg.met.,IIArn., 
 IIBell.,IICalc, I ICarbo v., HCaust., llCinch., 
 ICycl., Ilgn., ILil. tig., IILyc, INatr. m.,INux 
 v., lOleand., IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPlat, 
 IRuta, ISars., ISep., HStann., MStaph., ISul., 
 ITarax., IVer., IZinc.; in different parts, in- 
 creasing slowly and suddenly disappearing, 
 ISul. ac; as from pressure upon a nerve (get- 
 ting asleep, affection of heart), INatr. m.; 
 pain here and there, Ind. 
 
 Sensation, pricking : Act. rac, lAcon., lApis, 
 Am., IDros., Ipec, IMez., IPhos., I IPlat, 
 IIRan. sc, Tarant,, Xan.; before asthma, 
 ILobel. i.; like that of the bite of a fly, 
 I lAnthrac. JS^ stinging. 
 
 Sensation, pulsating : ®gg~ throbbing. 
 
 Sensation, quivering : with tingling and numb- 
 ness, Med. 
 
 Sensation, roughness : inner parts, lAlum., 
 ICalc, I ICarbo v., ICaust, ICoccul., IDig., 
 IDros., ILaur., IMagn. c, Nux m., I INux v., 
 ■Paris, I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPuls., IRhus, 
 ISars., ISeneg., IStann., IStront, I ISul., ISul. 
 ac, IZinc. 
 
 Sensation, scraping : IIAsaf., ICinch., ILyc, 
 Phos. ac, I IPuls., IRhus, I ISabad.; in bones, 
 lAsaf., HCinch., IPhos. ac, I IPuls., IIRhus, 
 ISabad., I ISpig. 
 
 Sensation, sharp pains : Iodof. 
 
 Sensation, shooting: Berb., I IBufo., Lobel. i.; 
 at intervals,change place, Magn. p.; like light- 
 ning, ITereb.; in tumors, Ananth. 
 
 Sensation, shuddering: nervous, through up- 
 per and back parts of body, Act. rac. 
 
 Sensation, sick feeling : Abrot, 1 1 Aeon., 
 ■Alum., Ant. c, I Ant. t, lArs., IBry., IChel., 
 
 IChin. s., ICon., IIGels., ILac def., IMez., 
 Myr. cer., INux m., I INux v., Nitr. ac, 
 I IPtel., Sabad., ISpong., ISul., Sum., I IThuya, 
 
 I IVer., I IZinc; on awaking, ILach.; after 
 being chilled (hsematuria), llpec; day and 
 night, Zing.; die away feeling seems to extend 
 through heart to back, accompanied with 
 quivering around breastbone, and pain in 
 nerves, from left side of chest to throat and 
 lower jaw, ILyss. ; caused by burning in head 
 (itch), ILach.; in hysteria, IMosch.; during 
 menses, Zing.; tired feeling, with pains over 
 left eye, Ind.; during a walk, feels as if she 
 must lie down and die (pregnancy), IKali c 
 
 Sensation, sinking : sensation all over, fancied 
 she w T ouldsink through bed, IDulc. 
 
 Sensation, smarting: Apis. g^^biting, burning. 
 
 Sensation, hard parts feel soft : I I Caust , IMerc, 
 Mez., Nitr. ac, INux m. 
 
 Sensation, soreness (beaten or bruised feel- 
 ing) : I Aeon., IIAct. rac, iEsc h., lAgar., 
 Agnus, I Alum., Amm. c, lAng., lArg. met, 
 
 I I Arn., I Asar., I Aur. met, IBrom., IBry., ICalc, 
 ■Camph., I ICanth., ICaust., HCic, HCinch., 
 I ICoccul., ICroc, Crot t, I IDros., IIEup. 
 pert, IFerr., Gamb., IIGels., IHell., IIHep., 
 IHyper., IHydrocot, Ilgn., ILach., ILith., 
 Lyss., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., Med., IMerc, 
 IMerc iod. flav., IMyr. cer., INatr. c, IINatr. 
 m M Niccol., INux m., I INux v., lOleand., 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., IPlat., IPuls., 
 ■Ran. b., IIRhus, I IRuta, Sabad.; Seneg., 
 ISep., ISil., ISpig., IStann., Staph., I ISul., 
 ISul. ac, Tarant., IThuya, Uva ursi, IVal., 
 I IVer., IZinc; on awaking, liEsc h., Ptel.; 
 as if from cold, IDulc, Iber.; spotted fever, 
 ■Act. rac; with pains in head, as if he had 
 taken cold, Stilling.; in morning, can neither 
 sit nor lie down, Lyss.; better moving, Ars.h., 
 IIRhus ; worse from any motion, KEsc 
 h., I Arn., IBry., IHep.; purpura hsemor- 
 rhagica, I ITereb.; caused restless turn- 
 ing, Tell.; rheumatism, IIRan. b.; with burn- 
 ing along spine, developed by study, IPic ac; 
 like torticollis, Colch.; in upper portion of 
 body, Spong.; w T ith weakness and heaviness 
 of legs and back, I IPic. ac. 
 
 Sensation, splinter: ICarbo v., ICic, Colch., 
 IHep., INitr. ac, I IPetroi., Plat, IIRan. b., 
 ISil., I ISul. 
 
 Sensation, as of sprain : in outer parts, IIRhus. 
 
 Sensation, squeezing : ITereb. 
 
 Sensation, sticking : g§^° pricking, stinging. 
 
 Sensation, stiffness : Lyss.; suppressed gonor- 
 rhoea, 1 1 Med. 
 
 Sensation, stinging: 1 1 Apis, IGels., IKali c, 
 IILed.; like bee-sting, 1 1 Apis; in different 
 parts at same time (compare Crot. t), ICanth.; 
 inner parts, ISep. gg^" pricking, stitches. 
 
 Sensation, stitches: II Aeon., lAlum., lAmm. 
 m., lArn., IIAsaf., IIBell., IBov., IIBrv., 
 llCalc, HCanth., ICaust., IChel., HCinch., 
 ICoccul., IColch., I ICon., IDros., IGraph., 
 IHell., Illgn., Uacea, I IKali c, IKreo., 
 ■Laur., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., IMenyanth., 
 IIMerc, IMur. ac, INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, IParis, HPhos., IPhos. ac, IPlumb., 
 IIPuls., IRan. sc, IIRhus, ISabad., I Sabina, 
 ISars., I ISep., ISil., I ISpig., ISpong., IStann., 
 HStaph., IISul., ITarax., IIThuya, HVerbas., 
 IZinc.; in jerks, feels sore all over, worse in 
 morning, INux m. 
 
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 43. SENSATIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
 Sensation, strumming : in intermittent fever, 
 llgn. 
 
 Sensation, swimming : Ars. h. 
 
 Sensation, tearing: 1 1 Aeon., I Alum., lAmb., 
 lAmm. m., lAnac, lArg. met., IIArn., I Ars., 
 lAsaf., lAur. met., IIBell., Berb.,Bism., IBor., 
 IIBry., HCalc, ICanth., ICaps., ICarbo a., 
 ICarbo v., HCaust., ICham., ICh'el., ICina, 
 ■Cinch., HCoff., IColch., HCon., IDulc, 
 IFerr., IGraph., IIGuaiac, IHep., Hgn., 
 IIKalic.,IILed.,IILyc.,IMagn.c, IMagn.m., 
 IMang., IMar. v., IIMerc, Mur. ac, INatr. c, 
 ■Natr. m.,INitrum,IIISritr. ac.JINux v., IPhos., 
 Plant., IIPuls., IIRhod., IRhus, IRuta, ISa- 
 bina, USep., HSil., ISpig., IStann., UStaph., 
 UStront., IISul., ITarax., IVal., MVer., 
 HZinc.; after taking cold in a draught of air 
 and becoming heated, IKali c; downward, 
 I Aeon., ■ Agar., IBar.c, IBry. ,1 ICaps., ICarbo v., 
 ICinch., IFerr., IGraph., IKali c, I ILvc.,iMerc, 
 INatr. c, INux v., IPuls., ISep., ISuL, IVer.; 
 inner parts, as if something were torn loose, 
 ■Rhus ; shifting rapidly from place to place, 
 worse at night from warmth, better from un- 
 covering, IPuls.; often on one side, Amb.; 
 upward, lAnac, I Ars., IIBell., ICon., IDulc, 
 INatr. c, INitr. ac, INux v., IStront. 
 
 Sensation, tension : lAlum., lAnt. t., IArn., 
 I Ars., IIAsaf., lAur. met., 1 1 Bar. c, IIBell., 
 IBry., ICalc, ICann., ICarbo a., NCaust., 
 IIColoc, I ICon., IDulc, IGraph., IKali c, 
 IILyc, Med., IMerc, IMez., IMosch., INi- 
 trum, IINux v., lOleand., UPhos., HPlat., 
 IIPuls., I Rheum, IIRhus, ISabina, ISep., 
 ISpig., ISpong., IStann., IStaph., I IStront., 
 IISul., IThuya, I Ver., IVerbas., IViol.,IZinc; 
 in inner parts, or joints, IPuls. 
 
 Sensation, threadlike: Bry., I llgn., I ILach., 
 Paris, I Plat., 1 1 Val. 
 
 Sensation, thrilling: Glon.; when imagining 
 something unpleasant, Asar. 
 
 Sensation, throbbing (beating, hammering, 
 pulsating): IIAcon., I Agar., 1 1 Alum., lAmm. 
 m., IIAnt. t., lArg. met., lArg. nit., Ars. m., 
 lAsaf., IIBell., Berb., IBor., IBry., HCalc, 
 ICann., ICaps., ICaust., ICham.. IICoccul., 
 IIGlon., IIHep., llgn., Hod., IIKali c, 
 IKreo., ILaur., IILed.,ILyc, I Merc, I Natr. c, 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, U01eand.,IIPhos.,IPlat., 
 ■Plumb., IIPuls., IRhod., IRhus, IRuta, 
 HSabad., IISep.,IISil., ISpig., ISpong., IISul., 
 ITarax., IThuya, I I Zinc. 
 
 Sensation, of being tickled : Merc. iod. rub. 
 
 Sensation, tingling: IIAcon., Cub., Diosc, 
 Glon.; as if circulation had stopped, with 
 anxiety, Bar. c; as if frostbitten, when weather 
 changes, Colch.; with quivering sensation, 
 Med. Jgilr formication. 
 
 Sensation, trembling : Calab., HCalc, ICaust., 
 IGraph., Hod., IKali c, ILyc, IMar. v., INatr. 
 m., IPhos., IPlat., IPuls., IIRhus, ISabad., 
 ISeneg., ISpong., UStaph., IStront., IISul., 
 ISul. ac, Zinc; like a boiling and seething, as 
 if, parts were going to sleep, or as if becoming 
 
 drunk, always with an unpleasant sensation 
 of coldness, Aeon.; worse, smelling coffee 
 (climacteric age), ISul. ac ; with excitement, 
 IINux v.; especially in upper limbs, with 
 tendency to start, especially on exerting 
 mind, Vinca ; with nausea, Plant.; at night, 
 INatr. m.; shuddering, Calab.; after stool 
 (chronic dysentery), I ICon.; with toothache, 
 Calc p.; with uterine pains^ Calc p.; with 
 worry, Med. 
 
 Sensation, twitching : j^r* jerking. 
 
 Sensation, ulcerative: IIAmm. m., IBry 
 ICann., ICaust., ICic, I Cycl., I Graph., I IHep.' 
 llgn., Iodof.,IKali c, IILach.,IMang.,IMerc, 
 ■Mur. ac, INatr. m., INux v., I IPhos., I IPuls., 
 IIRan. b., IIRhus, IZinc 
 
 Sensation, uneasiness: I lAmyl., I Apis, IBry., 
 Camph., ICham., ICina, Cinch. ,Cinnab.,Cop., 
 Cub., ICup. m., IDulc, IHep.,Jalap.,Lactu v., 
 Lyss., Magn. c, I INatr. c, JPetrol., IPlat., 
 
 ■ Plumb., Ptel., ISep., ISpig., IStram.; tearing 
 in abdomen, HCham.; late, afternoon, Merc, 
 sul.; with internal chill, ICalc; followed by 
 chill, ICop.; after dinner, Agar.; from dreams, 
 ICalc; in evening, in bed, IPhos. ; with hot 
 head, night, Canth.; from pain in head,Lyss.; 
 chronic headache, IDulc, Hod.; about heart, 
 while sitting, must rise and walk, ICaust.; 
 from heat, ICalc; with heat, Val.; influenza, 
 7rChel.; caused by very fine, nervous vibra- 
 tions, IIMeph.; at night, ICaust., ICycl., 
 
 ■ IPuls.; with pain from head to fingers, 
 ■Camph.; palpitation, especially at night 
 (Basedow's disease), I ISpong.; with rigors 
 before menses, ■Lye; prevents sitting long, 
 ■Ant. c; prevents sleep, I ICaust.; arousing 
 child from sleep, evening, Amm. c ; in pres- 
 ence of strangers (chlorosis), I ISep. fflgg* dis- 
 comfort, distress. 
 
 Sensation, vibration : Carb. s. ; after lying 
 down, IClem.; nervous, very fine, causing 
 great uneasiness, IIMeph. J^P"" buzzing. 
 
 Sensation, wandering pains (erratic, flying, 
 shifting): JEsc. h., BApis, IArn., ■Bell., BCalc 
 p., Caps., ICarbo v., ICham., Daph., Eryng., 
 Ictod., I IKali bi., I ILach., Lye vir., IMang., 
 INux. m., IIPuls., ISabina, 1 1 Sal. ac, ISul.; in 
 head, Calc. ; from joint to joint, slowly, IBry.; 
 neuralgic pains, begin in carious tooth, Ced.; 
 appear like phantoms, can hardly tell where 
 they are, Stront. ; pressing, Ced.; shooting, 
 Ced.; shooting, tearing, inarms, BAcon. ; be- 
 fore sleep, Carbo v.; in a small spot, for ex- 
 ample on ribs, only noticed on touch, Hgn.; 
 stitches, lAcon.; tearing, Ced.; after getting 
 wet, ICalc p.: nerves, motion like waves, 
 with nausea and faintness, Calab. 
 
 Sensation, wavelike pain : Aeon., I lAnac, 
 Ant. t., Arn., I I Asaf., Cinch., I ICoccul., Dule, 
 Jacea, Mar. v., Mez., Oleand., Plat., Rhod., 
 Sep., Spig. 
 
 Sensation, wretched: IKali b.; with diar- 
 rhoea, Merc sol., ITabac 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
 1129 
 
 44. TISSUES. 
 
 Adipose. Bones. Cancer. Cartilages. Decomposition. Defen- 
 eration. Emaciation. Excretions. Fibrous. Fluids. 
 Gangrene. Glands. Granulations. Hypertrophy. Indura- 
 tions. Inflammation. Ligaments. Metamorphosis. 
 Mucous Membranes. Muscles. Nerves. Nutrition. 
 Parenchymatous Organs. Periosteum. Plague. 
 Pyaemia. Secretions. Serous Membranes. 
 Stenosis. Suppuration. Swelling. Tu- 
 bercles. Tumors. Ulcers. 
 
 ADIPOSE, increase (corpulency, obesity): 
 Agar., Amb., lAmm. br., Amm." m., IIAng., 
 Ant. t., Arn., lArs., lAsaf., lAur. met., Bar. c, 
 I I Bell., Bor., Bry., HCalc, ICalc*. a., Camph., 
 Canth., HCaps., Cham., Cinch., Clem., I I Coc- 
 cus, Coloc, 1 1 Con., I I Croc, ICup. m., Dig., 
 Euph., IIFerr., 1 1 Graph., I IGuaiac, Hell., 
 IIHyos., Iod., I llpec, IKali c, ILae def., 
 IILach., Laur., ILyc, Magn. c, 1 1 Merc, 
 Mur. ac, I INatr. c, Nux m., Op., UPhyt., 
 Plat., Plumb., IPuls., Eheum, I ISabad., Sars., 
 I ISeneg., Sep., I ISil., I ISpig., I ISpong., Stram., 
 ISul., IThuya, I IVer., Viol.; especially in 
 children and young people, lAnt. c, HCalc ; 
 with gout, ILith.; with fatty degeneration of 
 heart, lAur. met.; causes palpitation, Crotal.; 
 removes pathological deposits of fatty matter, 
 where the iodide removes normal adipose 
 matter, -Kalibr.; of young people, I Ant. c 
 
 Adipose, decrease : g^g" 3 Emaciation. 
 
 AN53MIA: j^* Chap. 29, Blood aneemia. 
 
 BLOOD, BLOODVESSELS: ji@~ Chap. 29. 
 
 BONES, aching: lArg. met., Ascl. t., lAur. 
 met., IBell., ICrotal., ICup. m., Cycl., Daph., 
 Guaiac, Hep., Ign., Kahn., Lyss., IMerc, 
 IMez., Oleand., IPuls., IRhus, ISabina,IStaph.; 
 in nasal catarrh, I lEup. perf.; with chill, 9 
 a.m. to 3 p.m. (ague), llpec; with chilliness, 
 Diosc; as after taking cold (coryza), ICepa ; 
 with sensation as if she had taken a severe 
 cold, Med.; in diphtheria and chronic otor- 
 rhea, ILyc; in intermittent fever, I I Pod.; 
 followed by fever and headache (inflammatory 
 rheumatism), Ver. v.; in influenza, lEhus; in 
 measles, lEuph.; in long bones, with nodes 
 (secondary syphilis), IStilling. ; with ^welling 
 (syphilis), IGuaiac 
 
 Bones, affections: Aeon., IIArg. nit., lArs. 
 IICalc,IICalcfl.,IICalc p.. ICalc s.JCarbo a.' 
 IIFluor. ac, IHep., Hekla, ILact. ac,' 
 
 ILith., IMerc, IMez., INitr. ac, 101. jec, 
 IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., Ruta, llSil., ISul., 
 ITherid.; of bones covered with cutis and 
 nothing more, Rhus v.; long lasting, as caries 
 of vertebrae or of hip joint, waxy liver, 
 IPhos.; mercurial, A saf., lAur. met., Fluor, ac, 
 IKali hyd., IMez., Phos. ac, IPhyt., Staph.; 
 mercurial, pain, with debilitated feeling in 
 joints, IStaph.; scrofulous, Bell., ICalc, Con., 
 ILvc, IMerc, 101. jec, Phos. ac, IPhyt., 
 I ISil., Staph., Stilling., ISul., ITherid.; scrofu- 
 lous, worse at night, and from cold draught of 
 air, better in warmth, Graph.; sequelae of va- 
 riola, ISil. 
 
 Bones, boring pain : Bar. c, Bell., ICalc, Merc, 
 IPuls., Sabad., Sep., Sil., Spig.; worse at night, 
 IIAur. met. 
 
 Bones, brittle : Bufo., ILact. ac 
 
 Bones, broken feeling : Coccus, Cup. m., Hep., 
 Lyss., Magn. m., Natr. m., Puis., IRuta, 
 Samb., Sep., ISymph., Ver.; pain, as if about 
 to fall asunder, Therid.; pain, in long, Ruta ; 
 in rheumatism, IMerc; supraorbital, feel 
 shattered, Lyss. 
 
 Bones, bruised pain : ICoccul., ICrotal., I llpec, 
 Kali bi., Lyss.; worse on awaking, Crotal.; as 
 if beaten, IBry., Dros., Ilgn., Kreo., ILith., 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., IRhus, Sul., Thuya; with 
 pressive headache over left eye, INux v.; in 
 morning, in bed, after awaking, disappears 
 after rising, Viol.; in long, Cann. s. 
 
 Bones, burning: Asaf., ICarbo v., Euphor., 
 IPhos. ac, Rhus, Ruta, Sul., Tarant.; worse at 
 night (cystic osteoma), IMez. 
 
 Bones, cancer : concealed, Con. 
 
 Bones, caries: lAng., -Anthrok., lArg. met., 
 I Arn. ,Ars., I Asaf., lAur. met., IIAur. mur. nat., 
 IICalc,IICalcp.,Carbol.ac,Caust,,Cinnam., 
 Con., ICup. m., IIFluor. ac, IGuaiac, IGua- 
 raea, IHep., I ILyc, IMerc, IMez., INitr. ac, 
 
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 44. TISSUES. 
 
 101. jec, IPhos., UPhos. ac, IPsor., Rhus, 
 Ruta, Sabina, Sal. ac, IISiL, Spong., Staph., 
 ISuL, Tarant., Tereb.; abscesses, accompanied 
 by eczema on scalp, behind ears and in bends 
 of elbows, I IPsor.; loss of appetite, IMerc; 
 easily broken down by probe, IStaph.; car- 
 bonaceous, commencing with a black spot, 
 scrofulous or tuberculous subjects, pain is 
 throbbing of a congestive character, or caused 
 by abuse of mercury, Cinch.; pieces of bone 
 crumble off, lAng.; putrid decomposition, 
 INitr. ac; and other diseases, Euphor.; espe- 
 cially attacking epiphises of long, fistulous 
 ulcer, raised edges, bleeding and discharging 
 flocculent pus of nauseating smell, 1 1 01. jec; 
 in face, IIAur. met.; long bones suppurate 
 and get better, and worse periodically, pains 
 worse at night, with great prostration, IFluor. 
 ac; penetrates to marrow, IIAng.; especially 
 after abuse of mercury, IIAur. mur.; of nasal 
 bones, Cadm. s.; pains worse and better peri- 
 odically, IDiad.; predisposing to, in children, 
 Coff. t.; especially if psoric or syphilitic, or 
 from abuse of mercury, 1 1 Fluor, ac; pus foul 
 smelling, IHep.; pus watery, IHep.; scrofu- 
 lous, and after abuse of mercury, lAsaf.; spinal 
 irritation, IPhos.; suppuration, • Gale p., IHep., 
 ■Staph.; suppuration, with hectic, in men of 
 dry habit, Guaiac; suppuration chronic, lAur. 
 mur. nat.; with profuse sweat or suppuration, 
 I Cinch.; after syphilis and abuse of mercury, 
 ■ IKali iod.; syphilitic, IIAur. mur.; following 
 syphilitic nodes in broken-down patients, 
 ■Staph.; tarsal and metatarsal bones, IMerc; 
 crusty, with tetter, in rheumatic or gouty sub- 
 jects, I Rhus ; tubular bones, longing for cof- 
 fee, touchy, sensitive mind, IIAng.; ulcers, 
 after abuse of mercury, lAur. met.; struct- 
 ure involved by ulcers, IKali iod.; ulcers, 
 painful, IIAng.; mercurio-syphilitic ulcera- 
 tion, ISil. 
 
 Bones, cold feeling : Berb. 
 
 Bones, creeping pain : Cham., Plumb., Rhus, 
 Sec. 
 
 Bones, curvature: Asaf., Bell., HCalc, Hep., 
 Lye, IMerc, Mtr. ac, IPhos., Puis., Rhus, 
 Sep., ISil., Staph., IISul. 
 
 Bones, cutting : Anac, Dig., Sabad. 
 
 Bones, development: imperfect, especially 
 fingers, Staph.; tardy, with lymphatic enlarge- 
 ments, HCalc 
 
 Bones, digging : dull, Diad. 
 
 Bones, dislocated: feel as if out of joint, in 
 getting up shakes herself to get them in place, 
 Med. 
 
 Bones, drawing : worse on awaking, Crotal.; in 
 long, Sabina ; especially in long, I I Arg. met.; 
 better for the moment, when lying, but soon 
 returns, ICinch.; painful in parts, when they 
 lie near surface, Cycl.; paralytic condition of 
 limbs, ICoccul. 
 
 Bones, epiphises : acts on, ICalc 
 
 Bones, exostosis : Jg^gf 11 swelling. 
 
 Bones, fontanelles : #g^* Chap. 4, Fontanelles. 
 
 Bones, gnawing: pain, Amm. m., Canth., 
 Con., Dros., Lye, Mang., Phos., IPhos. ac. 
 I Ruta, Staph. 
 
 Bones, gout: Daph. 
 
 Bones, heavy feeling : Sarrac 
 
 Bones, inflammation (osteitis): I Asaf., lAur. 
 met., I ICalc, Cinch., IFluor. ac, Hekla, ILyc, 
 IMerc, IMez., INitr. ac, Phos., IPhos. ac, 
 
 IPhyt., Puis., I ISil., IStaph., ISul., ISymph.;; 
 of articulating extremities, at night pains in- 
 supportable, worse on touching parts, better 
 in open air (periostitis), IMang.; burning at 
 night, Phos. ac; chronic, ILact. ac; in face,, 
 IIAur. met.; interstitial, scrofulous, syphilitic 
 or mercurial, I IPhos. ac; of long, I Rhus ; 
 mercurial, IStaph.; with nightly insupport- 
 able digging pains, Mang.; scrofulous, IStaph.; 
 especially shafts, after abuse of mercury and 
 venereal disease, I IMez.; red spots on skin, 
 children are unable to walk, Mang.; strumous- 
 101. jec; on syphilitic base, and especially 
 affecting bones of face, antrum Highmorii, 
 Hekla. 
 
 Bones, injuries : IIRuta ; bare, or crushed and 
 splintered, HCarbol. ac; fractures, to pro- 
 mote union, Asaf., HCalc p., Calend., Lye, 
 Nitr. ac, Ruta, Sil.,Sul., HSymph.; sphacelus, 
 after fracture of tibia, IIAnthrac J^ggr dis- 
 located. 
 
 Bones, jerking pain : Asaf., Calc, Cinch.,, 
 IColch.,Lyc, Natr. m.,IPuls.,Rhus, ISymph.; 
 sudden cracking, at night, depriving one of 
 sleep, Plumb. 
 
 Bones, marrow: sensation as if void of, ILyc; 
 symptoms can hardly be determined in local- 
 ity, but seem to be in marrow, Stront. 
 
 Bones, necrosis: lAsaf., Ars., lAur. mur., 
 ICalc, ICalc. fl., ICarbol. ac, I IFluor. ac, 
 IPhos., Sabina, Sal. ac, I ISil., ISul., Therid.; 
 promotes expulsion of necrotic, Fluor, ac; 
 assisted expulsion after fracture of head of fe- 
 mur, ICoccul.; lower jaw, I IPhos.; after syph- 
 ilis, and abuse of mercury, I IKali iod.; of tar- 
 sus, ICalc!; threatened, 1 1 Asaf.; especially of 
 tibia, Sal. ac. 
 
 Bones, pain (undefined) : 1 1 Arg. met., Asaf., 
 Aur. met., Berb., Chin, m., Cinch., Cinnam., 
 Colch., Diad., IFluor. ac,Lach., IMerc, IMez., 
 INatr. s., INitr. ac, Phos., IPhos. ac, Puis., 
 IRuta, Sabina, ISil., IStaph.; worse in cold 
 air, especially in knees, Sarrac; in bed, Calc 
 p.; awakened by, does not want to live, 
 IIAur. met.; as after taking cold, copious 
 sweat, with pressing in forehead, INux m.; 
 with condylomata, IPhos. ac; deep, espe- 
 cially at night, IMerc iod. flav.; intolerable 
 nocturnal, driving to despair, 1 1 Kali iod.; dull 
 digging in all parts of body, more in hume- 
 rus, forearm and fingers, Diad.; with longing- 
 for cold acid drinks, Eup. pur.; excessive (in- 
 termittent), 1 1 Puis.; in bilious fever, lEup. 
 perf.; intermittent fever, I lEup. pur., I I Polyp.; 
 with hoarseness, I IXJva ursi ; in influenza, 
 1 1 Eup. perf.; with weak feeling in joints, 
 IStaph. ; mercurial, or after checked gonor- 
 rhoea, worse at night, in damp weather, or 
 after taking cold in water, HSars.; early in 
 morning (intermittent), lEup. perf.; with dif- 
 ficulty on moving head and tongue, HColch.; 
 at night, IIAur. met., IGuarsea, IPhyt.; at 
 night, from above downward, IMez.; at night, 
 with headache, Mez.; at night, in keratitis 
 pustulosa, IMerc. sol.; at night, after abuse of 
 mercury (syphilis), IKali iod.; at night, as if 
 being scraped with a knife (after contusions), 
 ■Pho£. ac; at night, preventing sleep (chronic 
 syphilitic ophthalmia), IMerc; at night, in 
 syphilis, 1 1 Asaf., Iod.; worse atnight, I IMerc: 
 periodical, IKali bi.; in syphilis, IPhos. ; mer- 
 curial syphilis, IPhos. ac; in secondary syph- 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
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 ilis, 1 1 Stilling.; with syphilitic eruption, ad- 
 vanced stage, INitr. ac; especially in cervical 
 and lumbar vertebrae, sacrum and femur, 
 worse inner condyle and great trochanter, 
 Sarrac. ; wandering, IKali bi. 
 
 Bones, periosteum: j^^ Periosteum. 
 
 Bones, pressing: Cycl.; especially in long, 
 IIArg. met.; painful, in ileum, IGuaiac; in 
 parts where they lie near surface, Cycl. 
 
 Bones, rachitis (osteomalacia, softening): lAsaf., 
 IBelL, HCalc, HCalc. p., Con., IFerr. iod., 
 Ferr. mur., IFerr. ph., Hekla, Hep., Ilpec, 
 IKali iod., ILac c, ILyc, IMerc, Mez., 
 Nitr. ac, Nux m., 101. jec, IPhos., IPsor., 
 Puis., Ruta, ISep., IISiL, IStaph., ISul., The- 
 rid., Thuya ; abdomen puffed, tense, I IBelL; 
 atrophy, IKali p.; curvature, lAsaf., IPuls. ; 
 curvature, especially spine and long bones, 
 HCalc. ; tendency to curve, ICalc. ph.; ex- 
 tremities deformed, crooked, I ICalc; growing 
 imperfectly (hydrocephalus traumaticus), 
 ICalc; abscess of head, IMerc. sol.; limbs 
 crooked, Graph.; protracted, ill treated, hectic, 
 profuse, fetid suppuration, Petrol.; malforma- 
 tion, in scrofulous persons, ICalc, Iod.; dis- 
 posed to soften or bend, IFerr.; softening, 
 ICalc, IGuaiac, 1 1 Lye, ISul.; affecting female 
 pelvis, 101. jec; with vertigo, ISil. 
 jggp"" curvature. 
 
 Bones, rheumatism : Abies, Daph., IMerc; 
 pains, after mercury, on checked gonorrheal 
 discharge, Sars. 
 
 Bones, scraping pain: I lAsaf., Berb., Cinch., 
 IPhos. ac, Puis., Rhus, Sabad., Spig.; worse 
 in evening, I I Paris ; intense, especially in 
 joints, as if interior were scraped and cut with 
 a sharp knife, Sabad.; worse from motion , ex- 
 citement, using eyes, IParis ; pain, as of being 
 scraped, IIRhus. 
 
 Bones, sensitive : Bufo.; ankles particularly 
 affected, children are unable to walk, Mang.; 
 tenderness, IIArg. nit.; to touch, in typhus, 
 I Mang.; prominent projections sore to touch, 
 ■Rhus. 
 
 Bones, shooting : Lyss. 
 
 Bones, smarting : at night, Phos. ac. 
 
 Bones, softening : ggp rachitis. 
 
 Bones, soreness : Con., IIEup. perf., Graph., 
 Hep., Ign., Jabor., Kali bi., Merc, IPhos. ac, 
 Sarrac, Therid. fi@° bruised feeling. 
 
 Bones, spinous processes: diseased, I ISymph. 
 
 Bones, stinging : ICalc, ISep.; in long, Dros. 
 
 Bones, stitches: Ars., Asaf., Aur. met., IBelL, 
 ICalc, ICaust., Cinch., ICon., IDros., Lach., 
 IMerc, IMez., Phos., IPuls., IRuta, ISars., 
 ■Sep.; flying along long bones, with nervous 
 rheumatism or rheumatic neuralgia, worse at 
 night, IMez.; as from sharp needles, I IKali bi. 
 
 Bones, supernumerary : ICalc. fl. 
 
 Bones, sutures : affected along, HCalc p. 
 g^T" Chap. 4, Skull, sutures. 
 
 Bones, swelling: lAsaf., lAur. met., ICalc, 
 Clem., Daph., IFluor. ac, IGuaiac, IKali iod., 
 ILact. ac, ILyc, IMerc, INitr. ac, IPhos., 
 I IPhos. ac, IPuls., IPhyt., Rhus, IRutaJISiL, 
 ■Staph., ISul.; exostosis, 1 1 Aur. met., IIAur. 
 mur., ICalc, ICalc. fl., ■ Calc p., IDulc, I I Ferr. 
 iod., Graph., Hekla, IKali iod., I IMerc, 
 IMez., ISars., I ISil.; exostosis on fingers, ICalc. 
 fl.; exostosis, nightly pain, IFluor. ac; exos- 
 tosis, scrofulous, I IRuta ; exostoses, especially 
 on skull, IPhos.; exostoses, with feeling on 
 
 soreness when touched, pain at night in bed, 
 I IMerc; exostoses, in syphilis, IPhos.; exos- 
 tosis, especially in thigh bones, ILact. ac; ex- 
 ostosis,, on tibiae, painful (secondary syphilis), 
 I Aur. mur.; feel distended, IMez.; interstitial 
 distension, 1 1 Asaf., Aur. met., ICalc, Fluor., 
 ac, I ILyc, IIMerc, IMez., IPhos., IPhos. ac, 
 ISil., SuL, I IStaph.; interstitial distension,, 
 mercurial, syphilitic or scrofulous, IPhos. ac; 
 interstitial distension, pains worse night, 
 I IKali iod.; of long, IRhus; mercurial,IStaph.; 
 worse at night (cystic osteoma), IMez.; nodes, 
 ICalc fl., ICaust., IHep.; nodes, painful, syph- 
 ilitic, IKali iod.; nodosities, burning, IHep.;. 
 nodosities, gouty, Agnus, Dig.; nodosities, hard 
 and painful, IPhyt.; osteophytes, -Calc p.; 
 nocturnal pains, I IKali iod.; especially shafts, 
 after abuse of mercury and venereal'disease,, 
 I IMez.; spongeous affection, IGuaiac; mer- 
 •curial syphilis, IPhos. ac; especially on tibia, 
 with violent nightly pains, IMez.; tophi, IKali 
 iod., ILyc, IMez.; tumors, following mercury r 
 or syphilis, INitr. ac; scrofulous ulcers, IPsor. 
 
 Bones, symphyses: affected, HCalc p. 
 
 Bones, syphilis : IIAur. met,, Fluor, ac, I IKali 
 hyd., IIMerc, IPhos. ac, IPhyt.; iritis, I Asaf.;, 
 pains, INitr. ac; secondary, IStilling. 
 
 Bones, tubular: affected, Bar. c 
 
 Bones, tearing pain: Agar., lArg. met., I Ars., 
 Aur. met., IBar. c, Bell., Bry., ICarbo v.,. 
 ICaust., ICinch., CoccuL, Cup. m., IKalm.,, 
 Lye, Lyss., IMerc, INatr. m., Nitr. ac,Phos., 
 IPhos. ac, IRuta, ISabina, ISpig., IStaph., 
 Zinc; arthritic, Vinca ; with dry, spasmodic 
 cough, during chill, ISabad.; feeling as if flesh 
 were torn from, INitr. ac, IIRhus ; in long, 
 Bar. c; especially in long, IIArg. met.; as if 
 being torn to pieces, with vomiting and pain 
 in bowels, Ilpec; in exostosis of skull, IIArg. 
 met.; sudden, at night, depriving one of sleep, 
 Plumb.; in parts near surface, Cycl. 
 
 Bones, tension: in long bones, Bar. c; better 
 for the moment when lying, soon returns, 
 ICinch. 
 
 Bones, throbbing : ICalc 
 
 Bones, tumors : JJ?^ swelling. 
 
 CANCER: lAcet. ac, Alum., lApis, IIArs., 
 I Ars. L, lAst. r., I Aur. met., I Aur. mur., Bell., 
 IBism., ICalc, ICalend., I ICarbo a., ICarbo 
 v., ICarbol. ac, Caust., ICist., j Citric acid (lo- 
 cally to relieve pain), IClem., I ICon., ICund.,, 
 IFerr. ph., Graph., Hep., -Hippoz., IHydras.,. 
 IKali ars., IKali cv., IKali s., ILach., ILapis, 
 IILvc, IMerc, I IMillef., IMorph. sul., I INitr. 
 ac, IPhos., Phos.ac, HPhyt.,Sep., IISiL, Sul., 
 IThuya, iTereb. 
 
 Cancer, colloid: ILach., IPhos. 
 
 Cancer, constitution : melanotic dyscrasia,. 
 similar to scurvy and stupid typhoids (mor- 
 bus Brightii), I IPhos. ac; scrofulous, • Calc p., 
 chiefly in young persons, I I Kali ph. 
 
 Cancer, with emaciation : I IHydras. 
 
 Cancer, encephaloma: Acet. ac, Arn., Ars.,. 
 Ars. i., Art. v., Bell., Carbo a. , Carbol. ac,. 
 Croc, Caust., Hydras., Kali iod., Kreo., 
 ILach., Nitr. ac, Nux v., IPhos., SiL, Sul., 
 Thuya. 
 
 Cancer, epithelioma : Acet. ac, Arg. nit., I Ars., 
 Ars. i., Aur. met., IBelL, Brom., Calc. p., 
 Clem., ICon., ICund., Hydras., I IKali s., 
 IKreo., Lapis, Merc, Phos., IPhyt,, Puis., 
 Sep., ISil., SuL, I IThuya, Uran. n.; discharge 
 
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 44.' TISSUES. 
 
 thin, yellow, serous, 1 1 Kali s.; and hypertro- 
 phy, IKali m.; open, Cund. 
 
 dancer, fungus haematodes : jj@- Tumors 
 fungus haematodes. 
 
 dancer, injuries : after contusions, ICon. 
 
 dancer, inoculation : spongy excrescence on 
 thumb, lArs. 
 
 dancer, lupus: Agar., Alum., Ant. c, IIArs., 
 ' I Ars. i., Bar. c. , Bell., dale, Calc a. , • Calc. p., 
 ■Carbo v., ICarbol. ac, Carb. s., Caust., Cic, 
 Cist., Cund. (improved), Graph., Hep., IHy- 
 dras., Hydrocot., IKali bi., Kali c, Kali m., 
 IKreo., INitr. ac, IPhyt, Rhus, Sabina, Sep., 
 ISil., Spong., Staph., Sul., IIThuya; ery- 
 thematic, ■ Hydroc; exedens, IHydroc. , 
 1 1 Thuya, Uran. n.; noli me tangere, I IMillef.; 
 tuberculoid, IBar. c. 
 
 Cancer, medullary: IPhos.; soft (braiulike 
 convolutions), I IKali ph. 
 
 dancer, melanotic: lArg. nit., Card. m.,ILach., 
 I IPhos. ac. 
 
 dancer, menses : chronic suppression, ILyc. 
 
 dancer, noma: Alum., lArs., Calc, Carbo v., 
 ICon., Elat., IGuarsea, IKali ph., Sil.,Sul. 
 
 dancer, of nose : fl@* Chap. 7, Nose cancer. 
 
 Cancer, open: lArs., IIBufo., ICund.; bleeds 
 profusely on slight provocation, IPhos.; burn- 
 ing, stinging, lApis ; granulations, infiltra- 
 tions, with sensitiveness (locally), I IKali m. 
 
 dancer, painful: Coloc 
 
 Cancer, of pancreas: with burning pain, Calca. 
 
 Cancer, scirrhus: : Anac, Arm, lAst. r.JBell., 
 Calend., I ICarbo a., ICarbo v. , I ICon. , ICund. , 
 ■Lapis, Nux v., Sep., ISil., Staph., Sul.; adhe- 
 rent, IHydras.; burning, lApis; early, IFerr. 
 iod.; hard, IHydras.; of mammae, I ICon., 
 IPhyt. ; early stages, chiefly when in a gland, 
 or in vicinity of a gland, Hydras.; stage of de- 
 generative softening,Hydras. ; stinging, burn- 
 ing, I Apis,Cund. ; red streaks, like radii, extend 
 from induration, IBell.; as long as ulceration 
 has not set in, based on scrofulosis, I I Lapis. 
 
 dancer, of stomach: ffl^ Chap. 17, Stomach, 
 cancer. 
 
 dancer, of tongue: jg^ Chap. 11, Tongue 
 cancer. 
 
 dancer, of testicle : sarcocele malleosa, Hip- 
 poz. jpUr Chap. 22, Testicles cancer. 
 
 Cancer, of uterus: g^* Chap. 23, Uterus 
 cancer. 
 
 CARTILAGES: acts upon, IIArg. met., 
 Natr. m.; necrosis, in syphilis, Crotal.; tumors, 
 ICalc, ISil. 
 
 DECOMPOSITION : slow, Ars. ; rapid, Vespa. 
 %£%§** Gangrene. 
 
 DEGENERATION, cheesy: ILyc. 
 
 Degeneration, colloid: of viscera, particularly 
 stomach, Carbo a. J8@* Cancer. 
 
 Degeneration, fatty: IIAur. met., ICalc a., 
 I I Lac def., I IPhos.; blackish red, hemorrha- 
 gic bands, from tough hemorrhagic infiltra- 
 tion, I lAnthrac Jg@r Chap. 18, Liver fatty ; 
 also Chap. 29, Heart fatty. 
 
 EMACIATION: lAbrot., IIAcet. ac, I lAlet., 
 Alum., lAmb., Anac, lAnt. c, lApis, lArg. 
 nit,, IIArs., lArs. i., Ars. m., Ascl. t., lAur. 
 met., IBar. c, Bar. m., Bell., Benz. ac, IBor., 
 Brach.,IBrom., Bry., ICalc, ICalc. iod., HCalc 
 p.,ICamph.,ICaps., ICarbo a., ICarbov.,ICaust,, 
 Chin, a., Chin, s., I IChlor., HCina, HCinch., 
 ICist., iCetrar., Clem., Coca, ICoccul., ICon., 
 Cub., Cund., ICup. m., IDulc,Euph., IIFerr., 
 
 jFerr. iod., ■Gamb., IGraph., IGuaiac,IPIell., 
 IHelon., IHep., Hippoz., I IHydras., Ilgn., 
 
 ■ Hod., Ilpec, IKali bi., IKali br., IKali c, 
 IKali iod., I IKali p., IKali s., IKreo., Lac c, 
 1 1 Lac def., ILach., ILact. ac, ILaur., ILith., 
 I ILyc, ILyc. vir., Lyss., IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 IMar. v., IMerc, IMur. ac, IMyos., Natr. a., 
 IINatr. m., INatr. p., INatr. s., INiccol., 
 I INitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., 101. jec, IOp., 
 IPetrol., Phell., I IPhos., I IPhos. ac, Pic. ac, 
 I I Plant., IPlumb., IPsor., 1 1 Puis., lEheum, 
 I IRumex, Samb., HSars., ISenecio, HSep., 
 IISiL, HStann., IStaph., I IStront., IISul., 
 ■Sul. ac, ISyph., Therid., IIThuya, I IVer., 
 I IVer. v., I I Zinc Jgiir' children, maras- 
 mus. 
 
 Emaciation, abdomen: Hod.; large, HCalc, 
 ■Sars., IISul. J^" Chap. 19, Abdomen mes- 
 enteries. 
 
 Emaciation, abscesses : all over body, Vespa ; 
 depending on suppurative processes, • Cetrar., 
 ■Cinch., IHep., HSil. 
 
 Emaciation, of affected parts : lArs., Carbo v., 
 
 ■ ■Graph., IlLed., Mez., IPuls., Selen., ISil. 
 Emaciation, anaemia: chlorosis, IFerr.; with 
 
 weakness, I IPlumb. 
 Emaciation, after apoplexy : I IPlumb. 
 Emaciation, appetite : good, ICalc, HNatr.m., 
 
 ■Petrol.; loss of, ■Chel.; voracious, ■■Cinch. 
 Emaciation, in asthma ; I IKali p. 
 Emaciation, back : Tabac; with lumbago, 
 
 I I Coloc. 
 Emaciation, bladder: catarrh, ICanth.; cyst- 
 itis, BEup. pur. 
 Emaciation, brain : affection, with dry, flaccid 
 
 skin, ■Hell.; hydrocephalus, traumatic, ICalc; 
 
 tubercular meningitis, ILyc. 
 Emaciation, bronchitis : ITJran. n. 
 Emaciation, catarrh: acute, BAnt. t.; chronic 
 
 bronchial, I IPuls.; bronchial and vesical, 
 
 ■ Cop.; of stomach and small intestines, IHydr. 
 ac. 
 
 Emaciation, children : IIAcet. ac, liEthus., 
 
 ■ Ars., 1 1 Aram t., HCalc. p., IFerr., Hod., 
 ■Lye, IMagn. c, INux v., I IPetrol., IPhos., 
 Psor., ISep., IStaph., ISul., Therid.; cholera 
 infantum,! Arsiod., Coff. t., ICrot.t.,IManc, 
 ITabac; cholera infantum, especially about 
 face and neck, HVer.; dentition, IIArs.; 
 with diarrhoea, Mar. v.; diarrhoea during 
 dentition, I Ars.; flesh soft, with debility, 
 IPod.; from impaired nutrition, or worms, 
 ICina, 101. jec. ; like an old man, INux v., 
 I IStram.; rachitis, IIBell., IKali p.; in sum- 
 mer complaint, I I Coff.; after summer com- 
 plaint, I I Med. J|@~ marasmus. 
 
 Emaciation, in chorea: I Agar., I I Chloral., 
 IMygale. 
 
 Emaciation, cold : after catching, Ilpec 
 
 Emaciation, coldness : lies as if dead, yet con- 
 scious, ICarbo v. 
 
 Emaciation, convulsions: ILaur.; in a man, 
 after convulsions, lAmyl.; in hydrocephaloid, 
 
 Emaciation, cough : Acet. ac, lAmb., ICoff., 
 ■Ferr., HNitr. ac ; amenorrhoea, I IXan.; 
 from bronchial irritation,, ■Lye; chronic, 
 IMsc. h.,101. jec; whooping, ■Coral., 1 1 Phell. 
 
 Emaciation, diabetes: IIArg. met., I Ars., I IRa- 
 tan.,Tarant., ■TJran. n.; with good appetite, 
 ■Coloc; constantly increasing, relieved, 
 I ITJran. n. 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
 1133 
 
 Emaciation, diarrhoea: IIAcetac, Apis, lArg. 
 nit., IIArs., IBor., HCalc, ICalc. p., IlCinch., 
 IIFerr., IFerr. s., Gamb., Hod., Kreo., Lye, 
 IINatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v., IOp., IPetrol., 
 IPhos.,IISars.,Sep., ISil.,1 ISul.; camp, ILept.; 
 chronic, I Aug., IIColoc, IDulc, IGamb., 
 I I Pod., Thuya; chronic, in adults, 101. jec; 
 rapid, HPhos. ; after attacks of watery diar- 
 rhoea (abdominal dropsy), I ISil. J^=° Chap. 
 20, Diarrhoea, emaciation. 
 
 Emaciation, in diphtheria : IMerc. cy. 
 
 Emaciation, in dropsy: IFluor. ac; ascites, 
 from loss of fluids, IILyc. 
 
 Emaciation, dysentery : ^ IBar. m., IHam., 
 IMerc. cor., IZinc; chronic, I INux v. 
 
 Emaciation, eyes : scrofulous ophthalmia, 
 IIFerr. i., 1 1 Rhus. 
 
 Emaciation, eruption : dry, itchlike, ISars. 
 
 Emaciation, face : bloated, Bar. c; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, ICalc; pale, ICact., I I Graph., INatr. 
 c; pale, suffering expression, I ISil. 
 fi^" Chap. 8, Face emaciated. 
 
 Emaciation, of feet : lArs., HCaust., Cinch. 
 
 Emaciation, fever : hectic, and night sweats, 
 ICoccul.; intermittent, IDiad.; intermittent, 
 particularly of face, I ITarant.; in typhoid, 
 ITereb. 
 
 Emaciation, glands : $gp> Glands. 
 
 Emaciation, gonorrhoea : perceptible, in five 
 days, Polyg.; perceptible, from day to day, 
 after injection of nitrate of silver, I ITarant.; 
 after suppressed discharge by injection of solu- 
 tion of gunpowder, ISars. 
 
 Emaciation, in gout: IKaliiod. 
 
 Emaciation, hands : Cinch., IPhos., Selen. 
 
 Emaciation, heart: rheumatic disease, ICact. 
 
 Emaciation, heat : hot hands and head, 101. jec. 
 
 Emaciation, hysteria : I ISil. 
 
 Emaciation, kidneys : diseased, IHep.; Bright's 
 disease, Hod.; chronic passive hemorrhage, 
 I ITereb. 
 
 Emaciation, lactation : milk scanty and watery, 
 I Plumb. 
 
 Emaciation, legs: Arg. nit. $&* Chap. 33, 
 Legs, emaciation. 
 
 Emaciation, limbs : ICalc 
 
 Emaciation, liver: affection, IMagn. m.; chronic 
 atrophy, IMerc; atrophy, dessication of body, 
 IMerc; affection, with dropsy, IFluor. ac; hy- 
 pertrophied, I Chen. v. 
 
 Emaciation, local: of single parts, Phos. ac; 
 of soft parts, I ISyph. J^° feet, hands, 
 neck. 
 
 Emaciation, lungs : haemoptysis, laryngitis, 
 chronic bronchitis, Tabac; hectic, accompa- 
 nied by phthisical condition, I IMerc. cor.; 
 phthisis, I Hydras., Hod., I ITuberc; pleurisy, 
 IFerr. mur.; hectic, in pneumonia, lArn.; 
 scrofulous, IJugl.; tuberculosis, IFerr. iod., 
 INatr. a.; tuberculosis, colliquative night 
 sweat, INitr. ac. 
 
 Emaciation, mammae: inflammation, I IPhos., 
 MPhyt. 
 
 Emaciation, marasmus: lAbrot. , lAcet. ac, 
 I Ant. c, I Apis, Arg. nit., lArs., IBell.,1 ICalc, 
 ICalc p., 1 1 Caps., Coca, ICon., Ferr. mur., 
 IHydras., Hod., IINatr. m., INux m., IOp., 
 ISars., ISul. ; large abdomen, ICalc; with an- 
 gina pectoris, Chin, s.; with sour belching, 
 worse during night, Con.; children who are 
 bottle fed, I INatr. p.; averse to exercise, hol- 
 low, wrinkled face, hair dry, ICalc. ; incipient, 
 
 ICham.; irritability, child will be approached 
 by no one, Hod.; in last stage (cholerine), 
 INuph.; nervous, restless, weakly children, 
 Sul. ac ; weight reduced seventy pounds, IHy- 
 dras.; senilis, I IBar. c ; skin dry and wrinkled, 
 ICalc; tendency to, Hod. i^" children ; 
 also Chap. 19, Abdomen mesenteries. 
 
 Emaciation, measles ; I I Sticta ; marasmus after,. 
 IHydras. 
 
 Emaciation, menses : after menses, IPhos.; ir- 
 regular, I Dig. 
 
 Emaciation, mental condition : after disap- 
 pointment in her affections (cardiac weak- 
 ness), I IPhos. ac; from emotion, ISamb. 
 
 Emaciation, mucous membrane : chronic ul- 
 ceration, 1 1 Kali bi. i 
 
 Emaciation, muscles : relaxation, ILach. 
 g^ Muscles lax. 
 
 Emaciation, neck : ICalc p., IINatr. m.; begin- 
 ning (cholera infantum), INatr. m.; in chronic 
 diarrhoea, ICalc 
 
 Emaciation, nerves : neuropathia, to a skeleton, 
 1 1 Kali ars.; tendency to, with loss of sensa- 
 tion of touch, I Kali ph. 
 
 Emaciation, oesophagus : stricture, I IPhos. 
 
 Emaciation, of old people : IIBar. c, Kali ph. 
 
 Emaciation, pancreas : diseased, during last 
 weeks, lAtrop. s. 
 
 Emaciation, paralysis : Cup. m., IIGraph., 
 I I Plumb., ISep.; rapid, ISec; sclerosis of cere- 
 bro-spinal system, llPlumb.; wrist drop alter- 
 nating with colic, llPlumb. JJggT Chap. 31, 
 Spinal cord, atrophy. 
 
 Emaciation, parturition : after childbirth, 
 Caulo. 
 
 Emaciation, progressive : INitr. ac, IPhos. ac; 
 in bronchitis, Hod.; gradual (after wound on 
 head), ILed.; haemoptysis, lAcal.; for twelve 
 months (subacute pleuritis), lArg. nit.; mus- 
 cular, ICalab., Crotal.; after onanism, Tarant.; 
 purpura, I ILed.; slowly (diabetes), ICup. m.; 
 after typhus, IMyos. 
 
 Emaciation, rapid : lArs., lArs. iod., UPhos., 
 llPlumb., IPod., ISul.; with deadness of af- 
 fected parts, Thuya ; with diarrhoea,! ICinch., 
 : Ferr. mur.; extreme, IMagn. c ; in typhus or 
 intermittent fever, I Ars.; in galactorrhcea, 
 Hod.; in gastromalacia, IKreo. ; spasmus glot- 
 tidis, IChlor.; of paralyzed parts, ISec; acute 
 phthisis laryngea, Dros.; three or four 
 pounds within a week, Ars.m.; in prosopalgia, 
 IChel.; in curvature of spine, afterafall,l ISul.; 
 sudden, IFerr. 
 
 Emaciation, rectum : rectal troubles, I IPaeonia. 
 
 Emaciation, rheumatism: 1 1 Viol.; arthritic, 
 MSpig.; chronic, of left hip joint, IPhyt.; 
 complicated with, IColch. 
 
 Emaciation, in sciatica : IFerr. 
 
 Emaciation, scrofulous : lArs., IIBar. c, IBell., 
 •Cetrar., IFerr. iod., Hod.; children, lAnt.t., 
 IBell.; swelling of cervical glands, IBar. in.; 
 with skin disease, IBar. c 
 
 Emaciation, sexual organs : from sexual in- 
 dulgence, ISamb.; impotence, TMosch.; from 
 seminal losses, ISamb.; in spermatorrhoea, 
 ■Dig. 
 Emaciation, stomach: after a blow, lArn.; 
 cancer, ICund., I IHydras., I IMez.; cardialgia, 
 llPlumb., MStram.; in chronic dyspepsia, 
 IHydr. ac; flatulent dyspepsia, I ISal.ac; gas- 
 tric disorder, lAtrop. s.;gastromalacia,IKreo., 
 IMerc d.; hsematemesis, I INatr. m.; degen- 
 
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 44. TISSUES. 
 
 eration of mucous membrane, I Kali iod. ; 
 perforating ulcer, I Kali c. 
 
 Emaciation, suppuration : from excessive, 
 IPhos. ac. JSilr* abscess. 
 
 Emaciation, in syphilis : lAur. mur., ILyc 
 
 Emaciation, throat: ulcerated sore, I Kali bi. 
 
 Emaciation, uterus : neuralgia, 1 1 Nux v. 
 
 Emaciation, weakness: ansemia, UPlumb.; 
 too weak to walk alone, IChel. 
 
 Emaciation, worms: ICina. fl®** Chap. 20, 
 Worms, taenia. 
 
 EXECRETIONS : diminished, IIApoc; fetid, 
 IIBapt., IGraph., IGuaiac, IMerc, IRob.; 
 carrionlike, IPsor.; sour, IHep.; sluggish, 
 IGraph.; suppressed, IMosch. ; suppressed, in- 
 tense cerebral congestion, IVer. v.; suppressed, 
 in convulsions, IStram. ; constant vaporous 
 exhalations, Grat. 
 
 PIBROUS: acts upon, Eup. perf., IGuaiac, 
 i I Rhus ; redness, swelling, heat, etc., not tend- 
 ing to suppuration, Colch.; rheumatic and 
 syphilitic affections, it not only affects the 
 fibrous coverings of muscles, but the fibrous 
 envelopes or sheaths of the nerves, IPhyt. 
 
 PLUIDS, decomposition: IIBapt., ICarbov., 
 IKali ph., IILach.; acrid, perverting lym- 
 phatic secretion, Thuya ; putrescence, Trill.; 
 retarded, in those fatally poisoned, Ars. 
 
 Eluids, ill effects from loss of: ICalad., HCalc, 
 ICarbo a., ICarbo v., Caust., HCinch., IPhos. 
 ac; amblyopia, ICinch. ; dyspepsia, IPhos. ac; 
 fainting, IPhos. ac; hyterical attacks, Cin- 
 nam.;locomotorataxia,IPhos.;vertigo,ICinch.; 
 weakness, IPhos. ac, ISec 
 
 (GANGRENE: I Agar., Amm. c, IIAnthrac, 
 ■Apis, lArs., lAsaf., IBell., ICalc. a., Canth., 
 ■Caps., ICarbo a., Chrom. ac, Cinch., ICrotaL, 
 IKali ph., IKreo.,INitr. ac, IPlumb., ITarant., 
 Tereb., locally on lint; from anaemia, I ISec; 
 from blood poisoning, IILach.; of bowels, 
 
 I Ars. s. f.; after bruises, particularly in old 
 people, ISul. ac; after burns or scalds, lArs., 
 ICrotal.; burns like fire and looks black, smells 
 fetid, 1 1 Ars.; in cachectic persons, ICarbo v.; 
 chancre (locally), llodof.; circumscribed, 
 ILach.; cold, lArs., Asaf., Bell., HCarbov., 
 Cinch., Con., Euphor., ILach., IMerc, Plumb., 
 Ran. b., Squilla, USec, ISil., Sul.. Sul. ac, 
 *: Tereb.; better by cold, worse by heat, I ISec; 
 from contusions, and of one part of ulcer, 
 Con.; destructive, quasi-malignant tendency 
 to decomposition, I IHippoz.; in diabetes, 
 Sec; with diarrhoea, ICrotal.; in diphtheria, 
 
 I I Ars., ILach.; dry, Ant. c, Bism., ISec; 
 emphysematous, Anthrac.; in erysipelas, 
 I Amm. c. ; after exanthematous disease, 
 Canth.; in newly formed flap on little finger, 
 IHydrocot.; flying, Anthrac. ; great foulness of 
 secretions, ICarbo v.; after fracture of leg, 
 
 I ILach.; after fracture of tibia, 1 1 Anthrac; 
 greenish, Con.; of hand, after bullet wound or 
 explosion of pistol, ILach.; better from heat, 
 I Ars.; hospital, \ Chrom. ac, \ Tereb.; humid, 
 ICarbo v., ICinch.; ichor, horrible smell, 
 I Anthrac; idiopathic, ILach.; after external 
 injuries, application of leeches or mustard, 
 I ISec; of lips, pains worse by hot or cold ap- 
 plication, IMerc; decomposition of organic 
 matter, Cinch. ; pains worse and better period- 
 ically, IDiad.; on places exposed to pressure, 
 especially in patients with mental disease, 
 :gangrene spreads in depth with an intact 
 
 skin, Chloral.; great prostration, I Ars., ICar- 
 bo v.; putrid, IKali ph.; with nervous rest- 
 lessness, I Ars., IHyos.; swollen scrotum and 
 penis, IFluor. ac; senile, Amm. m., I Ars., 
 Cepa, Cinch., Con., Euphor., IILach., IPhos. 
 ac, Plumb., I ISec; senile, dry, better by 
 warmth, 1 1 Ars.; senile, dry, I ISec; senile, of 
 foot, in a man, ICup. m.; senile, woman set. 
 80, ICepa (externally, a salve); sloughing, 
 lArs., Aur. met., ICarbo v., Crotal., Hep., 
 IILach., IMerc, Mez., INitr. ac, ISil., Sul.; 
 spots, violent burning, ILach.; spots on lower 
 limbs, I IHyos.; on tongue, IIArs.; traumatic, 
 Amm. m., lArn., ICalend., IHyper., IILach., 
 ISul. ac; traumatic, ILach.; restores vitality 
 to partsapparently dead, and induces renewed 
 circulation without sloughing ; typhoid symp- 
 toms, hemorrhage, fetor, ICrotal.; typhus 
 putridus, ISul. ac 
 GLANDS: red lines along absorbents, Vespa; 
 acts upon, Natr. m.; affection, ILapis, 101. jec, 
 ISul.; affections in weak cachectic individuals 
 suffering from diarrhoea andcolliqative sweats, 
 IPhos.; atrophy, Cham., Chim. umb., IIKali 
 iod.; burning, ICoccuL; burning, lymphatic, 
 ICarbo v.; burning, in scirrhus, ICarbo a.; 
 cancerous, Aur. mur.; cold, ICoccul.; cutting, 
 in scirrhus, ICarbo a.; fistula?, IPhos.; follicu- 
 lar, disturbed action causes pimples on face, 
 neck, etc., IKali m.; hot, I Asaf., Cinch., 
 I IPuls.^ I IRhus ; indolent, with syphilis, 
 IIKali iod.; acute infiltrations, lymphatic, 
 Kali m.; hemorrhagic infiltrations, lymphatic, 
 Anthrac; interstitial infiltration, IIKali iod.; 
 inflammation, Ananth., Apis, I ICalc, ICamph., 
 Cham., IPhyt.; inflammation, in children, 
 ■Ball. ; inflammation, lymphatic,Crotal.,IHep., 
 Hippoz., I IKali m., ISil.; inflammation, lym- 
 phatic, in children, Bell.; inflammation, 
 lymphatic, with heat and shining redness, 
 hardness and pain, 1 1 Nux v.; inflammation, 
 particularly of mamma, I I Plant.; inflamma- 
 tion, in scirrhus, ICarbo a.; inflammation, se- 
 baceous, Chel.; inflammation, of sebaceous, 
 I ISil.; obscure, inflammatory condition, infil- 
 tration, IClem. ; of intestinal tract, affected, 
 Natr. p.; irritation (diphtheria), Hod.; lanci- 
 nating (scirrhus), ICarbo a.; lymph, effusion, 
 after inflammation, IKali m.; lymphatic affec- 
 tions, ILapis, ISul.; lymphatics, palpable, 
 I ITuberc; lymphatics, red lines and stripes 
 in course of, 1 1 Anthrac. ; lymphatics, intense 
 redness in streaks, following course of, from 
 calf upward to body, with great anxiety, 
 I IMygale ; lymphatics, redness and swelling 
 along course, after wounds, IBufo.; lymphatic, 
 affections, in scrofula, IIBar. m.; lymphatic, 
 red streaks (malignant pustule), ILach.; lym- 
 phatic vessels, inflamed, swollen, from hand 
 to shoulder, Cup. m.; pain, Arund., Cinch., 
 IIPuls., I IRhus ; pressing from without in- 
 ward, ICoccuL; pricking, Arund.; relaxed, 
 Nux m.; scrofulous, IBar. m., ICarbo a., Iod., 
 IMerc. iod. flav.; lymphatic, scrofulous, IMerc 
 iod. flav.; sebaceous, secrete in excess, I IPsor.; 
 profuse secretion, I Jab.; sensitiveness, pain- 
 ful, Sul. ac; stinging, JCoccul.;_ suppurate, 
 discharge curdy, or thin, corrosive, IIKali 
 iod.; suppurate, indolent, with hard edges, 
 IIKali iod.; suppurating, • Calc s., Guarsea, 
 IIRhus ; suppuration, chronic,IAur. mur. nat.; 
 suppurating lymphatics, ICarbov.; suppurat- 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
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 ing, in scarlatina, Hod.; suppuration, espe- 
 cially cervical, IBar. c; suppuration, of seba- 
 ceous, IISiL; tender, in cachectic people, 
 IKali m.; throbbing, Asaf.; affected, in tuber- 
 culosis, Hod.; ulcers, fistulous, especially on 
 neck, Bar. c; ulceration, 101. jec; ulcerations, 
 of lymphatic, IRhus v.; ulceration, sebaceous, 
 Dig. S^T* Chap. 9, Lower jaw parotid, sub- 
 maxillary; Chap. 30, Axillae glands ; Chap. 
 31, Neck glands; Chap. 19, Abdomen mes- 
 enteries ; Inguinal region glands. 
 
 Glands, indurated: I Agar., lAnArac, lApis, 
 lArg. nit., Ars., lAsaf., Ast. c, lAur. 
 met., lAur. mur. natr., IIBadiag., IIBar. c, 
 IIBar. m., IIBrom., Bry., HCalc, HCalc fl., 
 ICalc. s., HCarbo a., iCarbo v., I ICham., 
 ICinnab., HCist., IClem., Coccul., HCon., 
 Cup. m., IDulc, IGraph., IHekla, I Hod., 
 Jacea, IKali c, Kali n., ILyc., IIMerc., IMerc. 
 cor., IMerc. iod. flaw, Merc, sul., INatr. c, 
 Petrol., IPhyt., Puis., I IRhus, ISars., IISiL, 
 Spig., USpong., Staph., IISul.; cancerous, 
 Con.; especially cervical, IIBar. c; with scrof- 
 ulous conjunctivitis, Hod., everywhere, I ITu- 
 berc; lymphatic, Amm. c, ICarb. s.; lym- 
 phatics, felt like hard cords under skin, pain- 
 ful (after hemorrhage from uterus^, I Apis; 
 lymphatics, if cut across, red, harder or 
 softer, infiltrated with hemorrhagic or bloody, 
 serous matter, Anthrac; under maxilla, 
 IIAnthrac; parotid, ICarbo a.; scirrhus, 
 ICarbo a.; scrofulous, IIBar. m.; scrofula and 
 syphilitic buboes, IIBadiag.; secondary de- 
 posit, Con.; syphilis, IMerc. iod. flav.; in 
 throat, I I Anthrac; with tingling and stitches, 
 after contusions and bruises, llCon. ; stony 
 hard, ICalc. fl. 
 
 Glands, swelling (enlargement, hypertrophy) : 
 liEsc. h., Alum., Amm. c, Apis, lArs. iod., 
 lAsaf., lAur. met,, lAur. mur., IBadiag., 
 IBapt., IIBar. c, IBar. m., IIBell., IBrom., 
 Bry., Calad., I ICalc, Caps., Caust. , ICham., 
 Cinch., ICist.JICon., IDulc, jEucal., IGraph., 
 IHekla, Hippoz., I Hod., Iris, Jacea, IKali bi., 
 IKali c, 1 1 Kali iod., ILith., ILyc, Magn. c, 
 Magn. m., IIMerc, IMerc. cor., i IMerc. iod. 
 rub., I IMez., IMur. ac, INatr. c, INitr. ac, 
 Nux v., Petrol., IPhos., IPhvt., IIPuls., 
 HRhus,Sec, IISiL, USpong., ISul., ISyph., 
 IXJran. n. ; acute, I IBell. ; in axillae (scarlatina) , 
 IRhus ; axillary, hard, swollen (scirrhus 
 mammae), I Ast. r.; in chronic bronchitis, 
 llnul.; cachectic people, IKali m.; cancerous, 
 Con.: cervical, IIBar. c: especially cervical, 
 ■Lapis ; particularly cervical, axillary and 
 inguinal, indurated and suppurating, ISul.; 
 chronic, j-Galc p., IHep. ; cold, Ars., IDulc; 
 cold, painless, Thuya ; with deafness, Kali 
 m.; especially after contusions, IPhos.; ting- 
 ling and stitches, after contusions and bruises, 
 HCon.; in diphtheria, IKreo., IMerc. iod. 
 rub.; pressure, causing dropsy, IKali iod.; 
 with earache, I IKali m.; hard, size of eggs, 
 IBar. m.; with emaciation, lArs., lArs. iod., 
 IBar. c, ICalc, ICalc. iod., ICalc. p., Carbo 
 t., Caust,, ICist,, ICon., IGraph., IMagn. c, 
 Magn. m., Natr. m., Nitr. ac, 101. jec, Petrol., 
 Phos , Phos. ac, Psor., ISil., Staph., Sul., Sul. 
 ac; with eruption on head, IPsor.; feeling, 
 Nux m. ; disposition to, with gleet (gonorrhoea), 
 IKali m.;in hip disease, HCalc; Hodgkin's 
 disease, ISyph. ;hot,Bufo.,ICoccul. ; hot, pain- 
 
 ful, IClem.; and induration, I Graph. ; in infants, 
 ICham.; inflammatory, ICham.; itching, I ISil.; 
 lymphatic, Amm. c, I I Anthrac, Astac, Berb., 
 
 ■ ICalc, ICarb. s., ICarbo v., ICon., Kali br., 
 I I Natr. p. ; lymphatic, alternate side (diphthe- 
 ria), ILac c; lymphatic, in cancer uteri, 
 IGraph.; lymphatic, chronic, INatr. m.; lym- 
 phatic, in diphtheria, INatr. m.; lymphatic, 
 heat and soreness, Med.; lymphatic, in neck, 
 Chim. umb.; lymphatic, painless, ISep.; lym- 
 phatic, dark red, brittle, or softened as if 
 filled with extravasations, Anthrac; lym- 
 phatic, in scarlatina, I I Amm. c; lymphatics, 
 scrofulous, I I Chim. umb., Con.; lymphatic, on 
 ball of big toe, painful, Bar. c; before men- 
 ses, Bar. c; mesenteric, ICalc; on different 
 parts of body, particularly about neck, Syph., 
 strumous ophthalmia, IMerc. d. ; jerking pain, 
 lAsaf. ; painful, Amm. c, Ananth., lAnthrac, 
 Ars., lAur. met., IBar. c, IIBell., I ICalc, 
 ICalc p., ICaps., ICarbo a., Carbo v., Caust., 
 Cinch., HCon., Cop., Crot. t., Cup. m., Ign., 
 Kali c, IMerc, Natr. m., Psor., Puis., IRhus, 
 ISil., Spig.; painful, IStaph., Sul.; painful, 
 under chin, lAnthrac, Staph.; painful, hot, 
 I Aeon., IBell., ICham.; painful, rending, tear- 
 ing, IFerr.; painful, scrofulous, IIBar. m.; 
 painless, Ign., Phos. ac. ; parotids, I IBapt.; in 
 scabies, ISul.; in scarlatina, ILyc, IMerc; 
 after scarlatina, ILac c ; epidemic scarlet fe- 
 ver, IMerc iod. rub.; in scirrhous, ICarbo a.; 
 scrofula, or syphilitic buboes, I IBadiag.; scrof- 
 ulous, I ICarbo v.. Dig., Therid.; scrofulous 
 children, worse after slight cold, IBar. c; 
 scrofulous, suppuration, IIBrom.; sebaceous, 
 IISiL; sebaceous, chronic, INatr. m.; shooting, 
 lAsaf.; subcutaneous, Hod.; suppurating, 
 lArs. i., lAur. mur. nat., IBadiag., IBell., 
 
 ■ ICalc, ICalc. s., ICist., I IHep., I IKali iod., 
 ILyc, IMerc, IMerc. iod. rub., Natr. s., INitr. 
 ac, Rhus, Sep., ISil., Sul.; with or without 
 suppuration, but especially if suppuration is 
 profuse, IIMerc; swelling before hardening, 
 I INatr. p.; in syphilis, HCarbo v., I IKali iod., 
 IMerc iod. flav.; secondary syphilis, IMerc; 
 with tabes mesenterica in fleshy, flabby sub- 
 jects, IKreo. 
 
 GRANULATIONS (proud flesh): lAlum., 
 •Anac oc, -Ant. t,, IIArs., ICalc, Cund. , 
 IKali m., ILach., ISabina, I ISil. 
 
 HYPERTROPHY : ICarbo a.,IHydrocot.,Kali 
 br. S^" Tumors. 
 
 INDURATION : IIAnthrac,IApis,IAur.met., 
 I lAur. mur. nat., IBadiag., IBar. c, IBell., 
 ICalc. fl., ICarbo a., Dulc, IHydrocot., 
 IPhos., Plumb., ISil.; cold, in scrofulous sub- 
 ject, ILacc; after inflammation, Alum., Amb., 
 lArn., I lArs., Asaf., Aur.met., Bar. c, IIBell.. 
 IBry., ICalc, Camph., Cann. i., Caps., Carbo 
 a., Carbo v., Caust., I ICham., Cheh, Cina, 
 HCinch., HClem., Coloc, ICon., Cup. m., 
 Cycl., Dulc, I IFerr., IGraph., Hep., Hyos., 
 Ign., Iod., Kali c, Led., ILyc, Magn. c, 
 llMagn. m., Merc, Mez., Natr. c, Nux v., 
 Op., I IPhos.,IPlumb.,IPuls.,Ran.sc,l IRhod., 
 Sec, Selen., Sep., IISiL, 1 1 Spig., Spong., 
 I IStaph., Stram., I ISul., Thuya, VaL, Ver.; 
 later softening, Thuva. $3^° Cancer. 
 
 INFLAMMATION : 1 1 Aeon., I Apis, IIArs., 
 IIBell., I IBry., ICalc, ICham., HCanth., 
 ICup. m., lEuph., IIFerr. ph., IGels., IHep., 
 IHyos., IKali c, ILach., ILyc, IIMerc, 
 
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 44. TISSUES. 
 
 INitrum, INitr. ac, INux v., UPhos., IIPuls., 
 IRhus, ISil., ISpig., Squilla, UStaph., ISuL, 
 IVer., HVer. v.; recent adhesions, consequent 
 upon inflammations, I Kali m.; to abate recur- 
 ring aggravation, IHippoz.; after anger,Cham. ; 
 asthenic, iTereb.; diffuse, ending in the de- 
 struction of cellulartissue,! Apis; erysipelatous, 
 runs in radii as it extends to adjacent parts, 
 Bell.; all kinds, as long as no exudation has 
 taken place, IFerr. ph.; and swelling, followed 
 by cold gangrene, Euphor.; gangrenous, I ISil.; 
 with great nervous hyperesthesia, and sub- 
 delirium, Mosch.; after indignation, IColoc; 
 of internal organs, Sabad., Seneg.; internal, 
 has a reputation in domestic practice as a fo- 
 mentation of all, Polyg.; of internal organs, 
 with suppuration, ILach.; of internal organs, 
 with tendency to suppuration, Bell., IPuls.; 
 local, 1 1 Aeon.; local, in typhoid fever, IVer. 
 v.; malignant, local, with secondary blood- 
 infection and nervous prostration, I ILach.; of 
 mucous membranes, Calad., Caps., HCepa; 
 seat of old, Act. spic; with violent pains, 
 Ver. v.; phlegmonous, IBell.; phlegmonous 
 diffuse (anthrax), IIAnthrac; tissue tender 
 on pressure, IIArn.; particularly of rectum 
 and anus, with burning and blue color of skin 
 (yellow fever), I Lach.; scrofulous, Ars., Hod.; 
 yellow, slimy or serous secretions, IKali s.; 
 serous, non-suppurative, Cham.; first stage, as 
 long as there is no suppuration, IFerr. ph.; 
 first stage, hyperemia to abatement of fever 
 and beginning of sweat, Ferr. ph.; third stage, 
 •Calcs.; third stage, resolution, yellow mu- 
 cous discharge, IKali s.; followed by suppu- 
 ration and gangrene, ISil. ; tearing and piercing 
 pain, IIMillef.; of various kinds, ICact.; in 
 gunshot wounds, I Hyper. 
 
 LEUCiEMIA: )a^" Chap. 29, Blood leu- 
 caemia. 
 
 LIGAMENTS : pains in those that have been 
 stretched, as in sprains, Ruta ; relaxed, ICup. 
 ac, jFerr. sul. g£Hr Chap. 45, Sprains. 
 
 METAMORPHOSIS: to retard destructive, 
 coffee, tea, etc., Coca. 
 
 MUCOUS MEMBRANES, affections in 
 general: 1 1 Ars., IBapt., Coccus, Cochl.,Dulc, 
 Natr. a., I INatr. m., IPuls., Seneg.; acts prin- 
 cipally on those in juxtaposition with ascend- 
 ing aorta, Chlor.; acts powerfully, and has 
 particular affinity for outlets of mucous sur- 
 faces where skin and mucous membrane join, 
 I INitr. ac; syphilitic, IHydrocot., IIMerc 
 
 Mucous membranes, burning: lApis, IIArs., 
 ICanth., ICarbo v., ITereb.; at edges, INatr. 
 m.; rawness, lAmm. m.; raw feeling, IliEsc. h. 
 
 Mucous membranes, catarrh: lAmm.c, lAmm. 
 m., 1 1 Ant. t., Apis, lArg. nit., IBadiag., IBar. 
 m., IIBenz. ac, ICalc, IIHep., IKali bi., 
 IMerc, Myr. cer., I INatr. m., Niccol., 101. jec, 
 Phell., IPuls., ISenecio, ISul.; from conditions 
 of atmosphere favoring relaxation, IGels.; 
 chronic blennorrhoea from atony, great pain, 
 IIMillef.; blennorrhagia, Cop., INatr. m.; 
 chronic, I I Petrol.; spasms from suppressed, 
 ICamph.; suppressed , or undeveloped, IGels. 
 Jg@j m Special organs and localities affected. 
 
 Mucous membranes, cool : chronic passive hem- 
 orrhage, I I Sec. 
 
 Mucous membranes, congestion: IIAnthrac, 
 Chel.; irritated, with sensation of roughness, 
 smarting or pricking, Ptel.; passive, or venous 
 
 stagnation, IHam. Jgii* Inflammation; also 
 Chap. 29, Blood congestion, plethora. 
 
 Mucous membranes, dryness: lAcon., Apis,, 
 Coral., INatr. m., INux m., USticta, ITereb.;, 
 swollen, liEsc. h. 
 
 Mucous membranes, epithelium : degeneration,, 
 with enterocolitis (typhoid diseases), ITereb.;; 
 inflammation, destruction, Chrom. ac. ; espe- 
 cially affected parts, covered with squamous,, 
 Merc. iod. flav. 
 
 Mucous membranes, eruption : erysipelatous; 
 (throat, etcj, Apis ; vesicles, lAmm. m. 
 
 Mucous menfbranes, exudations ; croupous : 
 (Jti^Chap. 25, Larynx croup); diphtheritic 
 (SiT Chap. 13, Throat diphtheria); fibrous,, 
 IKali m.; in lymphatic constitution, Seneg.,, 
 plastic, IKali bi.; sticky, IKali m.; yellow,, 
 honey-colored, I INatr. p. 
 
 Mucous membranes, fissures : of outlets, syph- 
 ilitic subjects who have used too much mer- 
 cury and iodide of potash, and debilitated 
 persons broken down by excessive use of alco- 
 hol, IHydras. 
 
 Mucous membranes, follicles : acts upon, Natr.. 
 in.; hypertrophied in vagina, IKreo. ; swell- 
 ing (cancer uteri), IGraph.; in scrofulous sub- 
 jects, Hod. 
 
 Mucous membranes, infiltrations : serous and 
 sero-hemorrhagic, I lAnthrac 
 
 Mucous membranes, inflammation: 1 1 Aeon.,, 
 II Ant. t., IApis,IIArs., Arum m.,IIBell.,IBry., 
 IDulc., I IFerr. ph., IMerc, INitr. ac,Nux m. r 
 INux v.; chronic, Euphor.; red, IIAnthrac; 
 red, in scrofulous subjects, Hod. jg®* In- 
 flammation. 
 
 Mucous membranes, irritation : 1 1 Apis, Caps.;; 
 chronic, Fluor, ac; et morbus medicinalis, 
 IHydras.; in meningitis, IGels.; pruritus, of 
 upper outlets, Chloral. 
 
 Mucous membranes, pale: ICinch., I IFerr., 
 UPhos.; chronic, passive hemorrhage, 1 1 Sec;, 
 with nun's murmur, I IFerr. 
 
 Mucous membranes, secretions: acrid, Ars., 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac; of effete, albuminoid 
 substances, as seen in white coating of tongue, 
 or whitish secretions and expectoration, I I Kali 
 m.; altered and increased, Colch.; bland, yel- 
 lowish-green, thick, IIPuls.; blood-streaked 
 mucus, ITereb.; bloody, -Calc s.; corroding, 
 Ars.; dirty, yellowish green, not laudable, 
 I INitr. ac; fetid, Ars., I IBapt., ICarbo v., 
 IIKreo., ILach., I INitr* ac; fetid, critical,. 
 Trill.; green, IKali iod., Kalis.; increased, 
 lAmm. m., IIAnt. t., lArg. met., IIArg. nit., 
 ICanth., ICham., ICop., IDulc, IHep., Hy- 
 dras., IMerc, Myr. cer., Nux m., INux v., 
 IIPetroL, IPuls., Sinap.; lumpy, -Calc s., 
 IHep., Sinap.; mucus, in jellylike lumps or 
 cakes, Aloe; passive, flux, IPhos. ac; profuse, 
 like hemorrhages, draining system, Ham.;, 
 profuse, with depressed vitality, IKreo.; ropy, 
 Hydras., IKali bi.; scanty, INatr. m.; profuse, 
 watery, serous, especially stomach and intes- 
 tinal tracts, Elat. ; suppressed, I Ant. c; tena- 
 cious, Bov., Hydras., IIKali bi., Sinap.; thin, 
 I INitr. ac; thin, ichorous, corrosive, IKali 
 iod.; transparent, watery, coarse, frothy, 
 I INatr. m.; transudation of watery portions 
 of blood, causing copious diarrhoea Crot. t.; 
 watery, mucous, never purulent, IGels.; white, 
 full of bubbles, color of white of egg or like 
 boiled mucus, I INatr. m.; thick, white, livid,, 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
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 IKali m.; coated with a yellow mucus, Agar.; 
 yellow, Xatr. s. ; yellow, honey-colored, I I Xatr. 
 ph.; yellowish, Kali s. ; yellowish, slimy, IKali 
 m. ig^ 2 * catarrh, exudations. 
 
 Mucous membranes, smarting : at edges, IXatr. 
 m. ; as frOm pepper, Xan. 
 
 Mucous membranes, softening : black with 
 atony and extension of softening, especially 
 to hard oesophagus, in scrofulous and lymph- 
 atic patients (diphtheria), IKreo. 
 
 Mucous membranes, ulceration ; lAmm. m., 
 Ant. chl., lArs., Arum m., IBapt., ICarbo v., 
 ICarbol. ac, ILach., IIMerc, IXatr. m., 
 HXitr. ac, IPhyt., I Sal. ac; "erosions, Hydras., 
 IXatr. m.; with depressed vitality, IKreo. 
 gg^ Ulcers. 
 
 MUSCLES : actsupon, Caulo., Dulc, I lEhus; 
 atony, 1 1 Hydras.; atrophy, lArs., HCalc, 
 Sars.; atrophy of affected parts (apoplexy), 
 
 ■ Plumb.; atrophy, with local paralysis, chiefly 
 of forearm, I I Plumb.; progressive atrophy, 
 UPhos.; progressive atrophy, alternating with 
 colic and constipation, I Plumb.; feel bruised 
 from touch, better walking (chronic rheumat- 
 ism), I Agar.; caked, in hard knots or lumps 
 (rheumatism), ISyph.; contraction, IKali iod., 
 1 101. jec; contraction, hands, bends of knees, 
 neck, etc., IXatr. c; cannot control voluntary 
 (paralysis with imbecility), lAnac. oc; loss of 
 control, so weak as to fall, Amyg.; feel doughy 
 and are powerless (chlorosis), iCycl.; drawing, 
 Cycl.; increased excitability and action in 
 voluntary, with diminution of it in involun- 
 tary, Op.; easily exhausted from slight exer- 
 tion (anaemia), IFerr.; involuntary alternate 
 extension and contraction, ILyc; fall from 
 bone in shreds (leprosy), ILach.; fatty meta- 
 morphosis, IKali ph.; flabby, Amm.c, llCalc, 
 ICham., MPhos., I I Sars.; flabby in chlorosis, 
 ICycl.; flabby, with coldness, Yer. v.; flabby, 
 with diarrhoea, IBor.; flabby, in diphtheria, 
 
 ■ Mere. cy. ; flabby, in hepatic disorder, I ISil.; 
 flabby, in strumous ophthalmia, IMerc. d.; 
 flabby, in paralysis agitans, I I Rhus ; flabby, in 
 Pott's curvature, ISul.; hardness in groups, 
 affected by neuralgia, IBry.; inco-ordination, j 
 IKali br.; in mechanical injuries, with loss of ; 
 substance, ICalend.; irritation, Aurant., IKali 
 br.; lax, Agar., Ars., HCaps., ICinch., IClem., 
 
 ■ Cup. ac, Dig., IHyos., I IFerr., Ilpec, i 
 UPhos., Ver., Viol.; lax, with emaciation, 
 IFerr. ; lax, with chronic headache, in leuco- ] 
 phlegmatic people, ISul. ac; lax, in inter- 
 mittent, IArs.;lax, affecting voluntary motion, \ 
 Ferr. ph.; lax, in pneumonia senilis, IFerr.; '' 
 lax, sphincters (partly paralvzed), lAloe, 
 IBell., IHyper., IPhos., Pod., ISec; lax, be- : 
 come suddenly, IHell.; lax, in syphilis, Iod.; 
 lax feeling, IIAmyl.; easy mobility (chorea), j 
 IStram.; increased mobility, Coff.; automatic 
 movement, IICoccul.; pain (myalgia), II Act. 
 rac, lArn., I IBry., Cinnam., Dios., 1 1 Ver.; 
 pain, after chill, lElat.; pain, particularly 
 after overexertion, 1 1 Arm, Gels., IRhus ; pain, 
 on motion, IBry., Sil.; pain on motion, espe- 
 cially those of thighs and upper arms, as if 
 flesh were loose, IXatr. m.; pains better by 
 moving, IPhos., IRhus ; pain, with numb- 
 ness, ILyc; pain, in acute rheumatism, Ver. 
 v.; pain when touched, Coccul.; cramping, 
 stitching pains (rheumatism), I Act. rac; para- 
 lytic symptoms, IGels.; pressing, Cycl.; tender 
 
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 on pressure, Apis ; rheumatism, IBry., Jacea, 
 IKalm.; rheumatic and gouty affections, 
 Daph. ; rheumatic and arthritic pains, IIGua- 
 iac; rheumatic affections of groups, IMagn. c; 
 rheumatic inflammation, Apis ; rheumatism, 
 of bellies, I Act. rac; rigid, lAcom, Apis, Arg. 
 nit., Arm, Ars., Coff., Kali c, 1 1 Kali ph., 
 ILyc; rigid, with chronic gout or rheumatism 
 in elderly persons, 1101. jec; rigid, from 
 meningeal irritation, ICalab.; rigid at time 
 for return of menses, 1 1 Calab. ; rigid 
 (J^P* Chap. 36, Convulsions tetanus); refuse 
 their service when not governed by strong 
 attention and will, IHell. ; shortening, Bar. c, 
 IXatr. m.; soft, HCalc; soft and flabby 
 (chronic diarrhoea), IFluor. ac; soft, in Potts' 
 curvature, ISul.; spasms of sphincters, IIBell.; 
 stiff, Apis ; stiff, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IRhus ; stiffness, passes off during exercise, 
 I IRhus; painful stiffness, ILyc; stitches, 
 Nitr. sp. d.; erratic stitches, Daph.; hard 
 swelling of right side, painful to touch after 
 suppression of measles, ISul.; swollen, Apis ; 
 tension, Bar. c, Berb.; tension, in cholera 
 Asiatica, ICup. m.; tension, with headache in 
 right side, to neck and shoulders, ILach.; 
 tension as if too short, in legs, Bov.; loss of 
 tone, with dread of movement, IFerr.; sore 
 to touch, IIVaL; sore to touch, in rheuma- 
 tism, IIRan. b.; fluctuating tumors, Hipp.; 
 violet color, tAmyg.; voluntary influenced, 
 rather than intellectual powers, Coccul.; 
 voluntary, fail to. follow influence of will, 
 IStram.; feel as if giving way after rising, 
 worse walking, Arg. met., ICup. m., IFerr., 
 IGuaraea, IIHydras., Kali br., IMagn. c; 
 weak, raising arm to mouth is painful, 
 •Eucal.; weak in hepatic disorder, I ISil.; 
 weak, could hardly move about, IFerr. ph.; 
 weak, in sexual debility, IDig.; hard welts, 
 with rheumatic pains, ICalc; will not obey 
 will, I IGels.; do not respond readily to will 
 (affection of vaso-motor nerves), IKali br.; 
 continued working, I KEnan.; j^iT Chap. 
 36, Chorea, Jerking, Paralysis, Trembling, 
 Twitching. 
 Muscles, cramps (contraction, knotted): 
 HCamph., iCast., ICaust., ICoccul., IColoc, 
 ICup. ac, I ICup. m., Diosc, IGels., IGraph., 
 Ilgm, IKali br., IXuxv., I0p., IPlumb., ITa- 
 bac, 1 1 Ver.; in body and lower limbs (chol- 
 era), I Iris ; of whole body interrupted by 
 jerks and starts of entire frame (metror- 
 rhagia), IHyos.; with coldness of arms and 
 legs (yellow fever), IMerc; involuntary con- 
 traction, I0p.; contraction of parts supplied 
 with involuntary muscles, as intestines, ure- 
 ters, etc, with intense pain, ITabac ; especially 
 those of legs, from toes to thighs, Bism.; of 
 single sets, ICroc; more those of upper part 
 of body and leftside, I lOleand.; especially in 
 lower extremities, Coccul.; here and there, 
 worse calves and inner parts of thighs, IKali 
 bi.; in hydrocephalus acutus, ICup. ac; often 
 only in left side (intermittent), I Chin, s.; in 
 legs, Alum.; now here now there, I ICaust.; 
 precede paraplegia, Sec; periodic, Euphor.; 
 during pregnancy, MMillef., IPhos.; during 
 pregnancy (metrorrhagia), IHyos.; tension 
 (sciatica), ICham. ; tonic, commence in hands 
 and feet, spread all over, with ricewater dis- 
 charges, 1 1 Ver.; when touched, IGuaraea; se- 
 
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 44. TISSUES. 
 
 quel of toxaemia, or in broken-down constitu- 
 tions, ICrotal.; particularly in upper limbs, 
 Ant. t.; vomiting of dark coagulated blood, 
 I INatr. m.; in women and children, IHyos. 
 jg^'Chap. 36, Catalepsy, Chorea, Convulsions, 
 muscular, tetanic ; also Chap. 34, Limbs, 
 cramps. 
 
 Muscles,*stretching : ICalc, Ind., Ilpec, Lyss., 
 IIRhus, IRhus v., Zinc; in afternoon, Arum 
 t ; before chill (tertian), llgn.; gaping 
 feeling, with tiredness all over, Vacc; in 
 puerperal convulsions, on remission of symp- 
 toms, I Atrop. s. J^g^Chap. 34, Limbs stretch- 
 ing ; also Chap. 37, Yawning. 
 
 NERVES: act upon, Ascl. s., IIHyper., 
 IKali ph., IMagn. p.; suspected atrophy, 
 IPhos.; builds up and prevents destruction, 
 Chin, s.; debility of ganglionic nutritive fibres, 
 Chin, s.; nutrition and function remedy, 
 IMagn. p.; bad effects from injurious stimu- 
 lants having acted on sound, Magn. p. 
 $£&*- Chap. 36, Nerves ; also Neuralgia nerves. 
 
 NUTRITION : diseases of children suffering 
 from excess of lactic acid resulting from over- 
 feeding of milk or sugar, I INatr. p.; ailments 
 from excess of acidity, Natr. p.; assimilation 
 defective, ISul.; defective, causes swollen, 
 ulcerated, retracted, bleeding gums and loose 
 teeth, I I Lace; deficient, ILac def.; deranged, 
 Crotal.; organic detrition without reaction, 
 Carbo v.; food does not nourish or strengthen, 
 Hod.; impaired, HCalc. ; malassimilation with 
 signs of anaemia, IPuls.; perverted, ILac. def. 
 
 PARENCHYMATOUS ORGANS : affect- 
 ed, Act. sp.; dark color, I lAnthrac 
 
 PERIOSTEUM: aching (intermittent), 
 1 1 Arm; acts upon, Colch,; affected, IIAur. 
 mur., Cinch., IKali iod., INitr. ac; drawing 
 pain, Mur. ac; drawing pain, before chill, 
 I Arm; drawing, with heat in head (osteo- 
 myelitis), I Merc, cor.; drawing, pressing, 
 where skin covers bones, Cycl.; rheumatic 
 drawing, of long bones, Cann. s. ; drawing tear- 
 ing, worse at night, in wet stormy weather 
 and rest, better in motion, worse in forearms 
 and lower legs, IRhod.; indurations, after cel- 
 lulitis, on lower jaw, Aur. mur. nat.; in- 
 juries, IIRuta; mercurialization or syphilis, 
 IKali iod.; pains, Bell., ICamph., Graph., 
 1 IMur. ac; pain, deep-seated (panaritium), 
 IIAmm. c; pain in long bones, especially 
 tibia, worse at night in bed, pain is intoler- 
 able, worse in damp weather (syphilitic rheum- 
 atism), IMez.; pain, with paralytic weakness, 
 ICham.; pains prevent sleep, IKalm.; rend- 
 ing tearing pain, IColch.; pain, when touched, 
 with tearing in tibiae, I IKali c; rheumatism, 
 IMerc, IPhyt.; rheumatism of syphilitic 
 or mercurial origin, I IKali iod.; scraping, 
 ■Puis.; feels as if scraped with a knife, after 
 injuries, IPhos. ac; soreness, Bry.; soreness, 
 as of rheumatic origin (granular conjuncti- 
 vitis), IPhyt.; stinging, boring, worse in cool 
 air, IHell.; swelling, IStaph.; swelling, with 
 nocturnal pains, IIKaliiod.; syphilitic affec- 
 tions, IPhyt.; tension when walking, with 
 tearing in tibiae, I IKali c; thickening, with 
 scrofulous ulcer on leg, IMez.; tingling, IPuls. 
 
 Periosteum, inflammation : IAcon.,IArs.,IAsaf., 
 lAur. met., IBell., IFerr. iod., IFerr. ph., 
 IHekla, IMerc, IMez., INitr. ac, HPhos. ac, 
 IPhyt., I IPuls., IIRuta, ISil.,IStaph.,ISymph.; 
 
 from a blow on shin , leaving ulcer on spot 
 size of a shilling, skin and cellular tissue in- 
 flamed, IKali bi.; with erysipelatous inflam- 
 mation of parts, IRuta; mercurial, IStaph.; 
 at night, pains are insupportable, worse on 
 touching parts, better in open air, IMang.; 
 burning, gnawing, tearing pains, IPhos. ac; 
 scrofulous, IStilling.; scrofulous, on syphilitic, 
 especially affects bones of face and antrum 
 Highmorii, Hekla ; with synovitis, lApis ; 
 syphilitic, IKali bi., IKali iod.; with throb- 
 bing and burning, as from ulceration, worse 
 in morning and at night, also when standing, 
 lying or lifting part, better letting limb hang, 
 and from motion, right side or left upper and 
 right lower, 1 1 Con.; tibia, IMerc. Sgt" Bones 
 inflammation. 
 
 PLAGUE : lArs., Bapt., Bell., ICarbo a., Chin, 
 a., Cinch., Crotal., IHippoz., Nitr. ac, Psor., 
 Rhus, Sec. , Sil., Sul., Sul. ac, Ver. jggf* Sup- 
 puration anthrax, abscess, boils, carbun- 
 cles. 
 
 PYiEMIA: lArs., ICalc, Hippoz., IILach.; in 
 hepatitis, I IPhos. ac; with metritis, IPhos.; 
 in typhus, I IBapt. j^**Gangrene ; also Chap. 
 29, Blood septicaemia. 
 
 SECRETIONS: bloody (purpura hsemorrha- 
 gica), I IPhos.; sluggish, IGraph.; suppressed, 
 IMosch.; suppressed, with spasms, IStram.; 
 secreting surface affected, ISul.; watery, Natr. 
 s. I^* Mucous membranes and Serous mem- 
 branes. 
 
 SEROUS MEMBRANES : specifically acted 
 upon by, IApis,IIBry., IHell.; affections, I Act. 
 rac; burning, Apis; disease approaching in- 
 sidiously rather as sequel to some other dis- 
 ease than as natural termination of an inflam- 
 mation of brain, IHell.; stitches, 1 1 Bry. 
 
 Serous membranes, effusions : 1 1 Anthrac, 
 1 1 Apis, lApoc, Arg. nit., IIArs., IIBry., 
 ■Kali m., IKali s., ILyc, INatr. m., ISul., 
 Zinc; in brain and spine, Arm; with mental 
 and physical debility, Seneg.; from loss of 
 vital fluid, Cinch.; in joints and closed sacs, 
 INatr. m.; mattery, IKali s. ; in peritonitis, 
 ICrotal.; especially of pleura and lungs, -Jab.; 
 especially from pleura and peritoneum, Uran. 
 n.; from weakness of vessels (albuminuria), 
 ■Dig. g^* Swelling dropsical. 
 
 Serous membranes, inflammation: IIApis, 
 Bell., IIBry.; chronic, IIArs.; joints, particu- 
 larly knees, hips and hands, Hippoz. ; particu- 
 larly pleura or peritoneum, IRan. b.; in second 
 stage of peritonitis, pleuritis and pericarditis, 
 IKali m. 
 
 SEPTICEMIA : fi^- Gangrene, Pyaemia ; 
 also Chap. 29, Blood septicaemia. 
 
 STENOSIS (after inflammation): Aeon., 
 ■Agar., IIAlum., Ant. c, I I Arg. met., 
 IIArm, IIArs., Asaf., IBell., IBry., I ICalc, 
 ICamph., ICanth., Caust., MChel., Cinch., 
 ■ ICic, I I Clem., ICoccul., Con., Dig., Dros., 
 I IDulc., Euphor., Hyos., I llgn., I ILach.,Led., 
 Mar. v., Menyanth., IIMerc, IMez., INatr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, IINux v., Op., 1 1 Petrol., IPhos., 
 Plumb., IPuls., Ran. b., IBRhus, Ruta,Sabad., 
 Squilla, MSep., ISpong., Staph., I IStram., 
 I ISul., Thuya, I I Ver., I I Zinc. 
 
 SUPPURATION (in general) : IIArm, lArs., 
 I Asaf., IBell., IBry., ICalc, I ICalc. s., I ICalend., 
 ICanth., ICarbo v., ICaust., ICist., IDulc, 
 IFluor. ac, IIHep., IKreo., ILach., ILyc, 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
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 IMang., IIMerc, INitr. ac, I IPhos., IPhyt., 
 ■Puis., IISil.,IStaph, ISul., ISul.ac; of bones, 
 ■Calc. fl. (Jg® * Bones, caries) ; painful, of 
 bruised parts, ICroc; burrowing pus, not pain- 
 ful, IIArn.; after protracted disease, ISil.; 
 elimination of foreign bodies, IHep., ISil.; 
 gangrenous, lArs., lAsaf., ICarbo v. Chin s., 
 ICinch., IHep., IKreo., IILach., IMerc, INitr. 
 ac, Phos. , ISil., ISul. ac. ; incipient, lArn., 
 ■Bar. c, IMerc.; purulent infiltration, espe- 
 cially about forehead, eyelids and in vicinity 
 of joints, Hippoz.; of internal organs, ICanth., 
 IILach.; painless, IOp.; prevents formation of 
 pus by withdrawing water from serum, Arn.; 
 profuse, in hip disease, ICinch.; to promote, 
 ICup. in, IIHep.; pyaemia, hectic fever, ICro- 
 tal.; beneath skin, ISil.; slow, in tubercular 
 patients (croupous pneumonia, third stage), 
 ■Iod.; of soft parts, IHep.; in spots, does not 
 discharge, dries up into cheesy mass, revealed 
 by skin covering it drying up and peeling off 
 (erysipelas), ILach.; tedious, INitr. ac; un- 
 healthy, Apis. 
 Suppuration, abscess : lAnthrac, Apis, I Arn., 
 Ars, Asaf., Bar. c, IBell., Bry., ICalc s., 
 Cepa, ICham., Coccul., IIHep/, IHippoz., 
 ■Lach., ILapis, Led., IIMerc, Mez, INux v. 
 (often disperses them), IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, 
 I ISil., Sul., Tarant. ; promotes resorption of 
 acute, IBell., IBry.; of ankle joint, lAng.; 
 bleeding readily, IPuls.; bluish, ILach.; bluish 
 red swelling (varices) in surrounding parts, 
 itching, stinging, burning, IPuls.; chills and 
 fever, Hippoz.; chronic, I Asaf., Aur. met., 
 Calc, ICarbo v., Con., IHep.,IIod.,Laur.,Lyc, 
 Mang., IMerc, Merc, cor., INitr. ac, Phos., 
 Sep., I ISil., ISul.; chronic, profuse discharge, 
 Sars.; cold, 101. jec; contents tinged with 
 blood, viscous consistence, connective tissue 
 or muscular substance softened, Hippoz.; cut- 
 ting, IPuls.; all over body, caused great ema- 
 ciation, Yespa ; erysipelatous, lApis, IBell.; 
 fever low, parts bluish, discharge scanty, 
 tardy, or dark fluid, unhealthy, ICrotal.; of 
 fibrous parts, or tendons, I I Mez. ; fistulous, 
 Bufo., IHep., INatr. s., I ISil.; gouty, IGuaiac; 
 promotes spontaneous breaking, greatly re- 
 lieves suffering, hastens formation, in strum- 
 ous patients, IHep.; relieve head, IChin. a,; 
 with heat, Strain.; induration, after operations 
 and suppuration, ICalend.; after long and vio- 
 lent inflammation, IPuls.; in joints, IMerc, 
 ■ ISil.; lymphatic, Hippoz., IRhus v.; lymph- 
 atic, full of fistulae, IPhos.; lymphatic, pus 
 copious, yellow, IPhos.; multiple, Kali br.; 
 promotes opening, Elat., IIHep., IMerc; intol- 
 erable pain, drives to desperation, IStram.; 
 all kinds, where pain or inflammation pre- 
 dominates, ITarant.; pains w r orse at night and 
 from exposure to cold, IHep.; pus bloody, 
 I IRhus ; pus bloody, corroding, smelling like 
 old cheese, IHep.; pus full of air bubbles, 
 ISul.; control formation of pus, -Calc. s.; pus 
 offensive, ISul. ; pus profuse, greenish, bloody, 
 or yellow, IPuls.; pus scanty, IHep.: speedily 
 point, but pus is too scanty, ISil.; pus 
 yellow, ISul.; redness, Strain.; scrofulous, 
 101. jec; small, in scrofulous children, ICalc. 
 p.; skin hard and hot, IHep.; slowly suppura- 
 ting, IMerc; second stage, IKali m.; there- 
 suit of stasis in connective tissue tubuli, • Calc, 
 fl.; stinging, IPuls.; when swelling (intersti- 
 
 tial exudation) takes places, IKali m.; tendency 
 to, Hod.; throbbing, IIHep.; acute pain 
 ceases after a chilly feeling, and is followed 
 by beating or throbbing indicating formation 
 of pus, IHep.; after vaccination, I Apis, I ISil. 
 fi^t* Suppuration (in general) ; also pus. 
 
 Suppuration, anthrax: IIAnthrac, lArs., 
 ICamph, ICarbo v., IKreo., IILach., 1 1 Lye, 
 I ISil., Stram. mitigates terrible pain, I ITa- 
 rant.; burning like fire, 1 1 Ars.; contagious, 
 Anthrac; tendency to decomposition, IKreo.; 
 erysipeloid oedema, IIAnthrac; inner, IIAn- 
 thrac; from eating diseased meat, I lAnthrac; 
 in nervous and hysterical persons, IHyos. 
 fggg*' carbuncle." 
 
 Suppuration, boils: Alum., lAmm. c, lAmm. 
 m., lAnanth., lAnthrac, lAnt. c, lAnt. t., 
 I Apis, IIArn., IBell., Bov., Brom., Bry., 
 ICalc, ICalc. s., ICarbo v., Cinch., Coloc, 
 ICon., ICrotal., IGraph., IGrat., IHam., 
 IIHep., IHydras., Hyos., Ign., Ind, Hod., 
 Iris, | Kali ars., IKali iod., IKali m., Kali n., 
 ILach., ILed., IILyc, Magn. c, Magn. m., 
 IIMerc, IMerc cor., I IMerc. iod. rub., IMez., 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., NPe- 
 trol, IPhos., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., Plumb., 
 UPsor., Ptel., IIRhus, ISars., ISec, ISep., 
 ISil., IStaph., Strain., I ISul., ISul. ac, Thuya; 
 aborting, leaving indurations, Cinch., ILach., 
 I ISil. ; with catarrh of bladder, Ind.; from 
 degraded state of blood, ICrotal.; bloodboils, 
 Alum., Aur. mur., IBar. c, I IBell., Cypr., 
 Euphor., IHep., Hod., Iris, IKali bi., ILed., 
 ILyc, IMagn. c, IMagn. m., INatr. m., 
 ■ IPhos., I IPhos. ac, ISil., Sul. ac, Syph., 
 Tnuya; bloodboils, instead of asthma, ICalc; 
 bloodboils, large, IHyos.; bloodboils, during 
 new moon, ICalc; bloodboils, pricking when 
 touched, IMur. ac. ; bloodboils, after abuse of 
 sulphur, IBell.; bluish, ILach.; blue, after 
 glanders poisoning, lAnthrac; large red bor- 
 ders, near small of back, Thuya ; carbuncular, 
 small, discharge slowly and show dark red 
 streaks, pains intolerable, could not sleep for 
 three nights, Med. ; debilitating, I Ars., I ISec. ; 
 fever low, parts bluish, discharge scanty, 
 tardy, or dark fluid, unhealthy, ICrotal.; in- 
 flamed, I IBell., IMerc; long inflamed, suppu- 
 ration commencing with blisters, IHep.; se- 
 quelae of itch, ICalc, ISul.; large, Ant. t., 
 Crotal, IHep., Hyos., I Uacea, ILach., IILyc, 
 ■Merc, INitr. ac, Petrol., Phos., ISil.; large, 
 painful, Kob. ; large, burning, stinging, I I Apis; 
 do not mature, but remain blue, ILyc; ma- 
 ture and heal slowly, HSec; multiple, I Arn., 
 I Ars., Nux v., ISul.; when pain or inflamma- 
 tion predominates, ITarant.; painful, small, 
 IKali bi.; painful, small, indolent, I ISep. ; 
 painful to touch, Spong.; painless, I INatr. c; 
 two or three inches apart, some papular, with 
 inflamed area, others pustular, Hydras.; re- 
 turn periodically, ILyc; phagedenic, Bor.; 
 to eradicate predisposition, ICalc ; after pus has 
 formed, IMerc; frequently recurring, Ant. c, 
 I Ars., Ast. r., Hod., IMerc, I INux v., I ISul.; 
 mingled with scorbutic spots over whole body, 
 I IMerc. cor.; small, Arn., Bell., Grat., Hydras., 
 Hod, Lye, Magn.c, INatr. m., Nux v, ISul, 
 Ustil, Zinc; small, frequent, IFluor.ac; small, 
 painful, IIArn, ISec; small, sometimes sting- 
 ing on touch, Sars.; small, suppurating, often 
 leaving scars, I IKali iod.; sore to contact, 
 
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 44. TISSUES. 
 
 IHep.; stinging when touched, on chin, I ISil., 
 to hasten suppuration, Berb., IHep., IMerc.; 
 several small ones unite, INux v. JUST fur- 
 uncles. 
 
 Suppuration, carbuncle: Agar., HAnthrac, 
 I Apis, lArn., IIArs., IBell., IBufo., ICalc. s., 
 Canth., Caps., ICarbol. ac, ■ Chlor., Cinch., 
 ICrotal., Fluor, ac, Ham., IIHep., IHippoz., 
 Hyos., Kali iod., IKreo., IILach., Mur. ac, 
 INitr.ac, IRhus, 1 1 Sang., ISec, IISiL, ISul., 
 ITarant.; cannot bear bandages, IILach. ; in 
 beginning, pains intense, affected parts dark 
 red, IRhus; degraded state of blood, ICrotal.; 
 from blood poisoning, IILach.; blue, far 
 around, IBufo.; bluish, IILach., IRhus; blu- 
 ish, black, lApis; burning, HAnthrac, I Apis, 
 IIArs.; continuous burning, Coloc; cerebral 
 symptoms, Anthrac; do not run a complete 
 course, ILach.; diffuse, Anthrac; erysipelat- 
 ous, Anthrac, I Apis, I ITarant.; fever low, 
 parts bluish, discharge scanty, tardy or dark 
 fluid unhealthy, ICrotal.; gangrenous, lArs., 
 IILach., IRhus ; intractable and hard, ISil.; 
 inflammation slow, ILach.; circumscribed, 
 hard, large knots, I Anthrac; all openings run 
 into one, much pus, I Anthrac; atrocious 
 pains, ITarent.; pestilential, I IBufo.; profuse 
 discharge of matter, ISil. ; purple surround- 
 ings, many small boils around them, must rise 
 at night and bathe to allay burning, IILach.; 
 ichorous, offensive pus, HAnthrac; darkish 
 red, greasy, more eroded than ulcerated, 
 I I Anthrac; in scorbutic individuals, ulcers 
 on gums, profuse clear urine, Mur. ac; skin 
 over dead cellular tissue little disposed to ul- 
 cerate, and when perforated discharge thin, 
 scanty, sometimes bloody, ILach.; sloughing, 
 HAnthrac; prickling stinging, as if from 
 splinters running through, INitr. ac; suppu- 
 rative stage, ISil.; stinging, lApis ; burning 
 stitches all around, with alternate chilliness, 
 and heat of body (anthrax), I I Lye; suppura- 
 tion tardy, IILach.; swelling, IKali m.; ten- 
 sion of skin around, as if too short (anthrax), 
 ILach.; typhoid symptoms, HAnthrac; sys- 
 temic weakness, IILach. 
 
 Suppuration, furuncles : lAbrot., if Hepar is 
 insufficient, Alum., lAnac, I Apis, lArs., 
 Calad., iCalcs., ICina, IIMerc, ISil., HSul.; 
 near anus, with fistula, IBerb.; commence 
 with small blisters, Cist.; in cholera Asiatica, 
 during convalescence, HSul.; chronic, could 
 not sit or lie, I Apis ; in crops, on various parts 
 of body, painful, with inflamed base terminat- 
 ing in suppuration, discharging unhealthy 
 pus, sometimes bloody, healing up soon, fol- 
 lowed by another crop, ISul.; in diabetes, 
 I IPhos. ac, Sec, Tarant.; epidemic, of various 
 sizes, from a small pustule to a large boil, the 
 latter becomes carbuncular, and surrounded 
 by little pustules, IKali iod.; as if it would 
 form, Ars. m.; relieve head, IChin. a.; from 
 indigestion, I IMagn. c; large, in region of 
 left lower jaw, IKob. ; with functional derange- 
 ment of liver, I I Sep.; malignant, painful, turn 
 blue, and spread, ILach.; one at a time, suc- 
 ceeded by another in another place when first 
 is healed, ISul.; periodic, ILyc; small, Ars. 
 m.; small, on places formerly injured by con- 
 cussion, IDulc; small, particularly in ears, 
 IPic. ac; sudden appearance, IHep.; sudden 
 appearance, with day blindness, ISil.; after 
 
 vaccination, Ant. t.; form ulcers, ICalc. p. 
 JUi^ boils. 
 
 Suppuration, of membraneous tissues : Sil. 
 
 Suppuration, pus: acrid, corrosive, IIArs., 
 ICarbo v., HCaust, ICham., IClem., ILyc, 
 IMerc, INatr. c, I INitr. ac, 1 1 Petrol., IRan. 
 b., IRhus, ISep., ISil., 1 1 Staph., I ISul., 
 ISul. ac; albuminous, ICalc; black, ISul.; 
 leaving a black stain, Cinch.; bland, 
 Bell., ICalc, IHep., ILach., Mang., IMerc, 
 Phos., IIPuls., Rhus, ISil., Staph, ISul.; 
 bloody, I Ars., HAsaf., ICarbo v., ICaust., 
 IIHep., ILyc, IIMerc, INitr. ac, IPhyt., 
 IPuls., ISil.; brown, lArs., Bry., ICarbo v., 
 IRhus, ISil.; dirty, foul, ichorous, fetid, I IKali 
 p.; fetid, I Ars., HAsaf., ICalc, HCarbo v., 
 Cinch., Chin. s.,IGraph.,IIHep.,IIKreo., ILyc, 
 INux v., IPhos. ac, IPhyt., ISep., IISiL, 
 I ISul.; gelatinous, jellylike, Cham., Merc, 
 ISil.; gray, I Ars., Caust., Merc, ISil.; green- 
 ish, Asaf, lAur. met, Caust., IIMerc, IPuls., 
 Rhus, Sep., Sil.; yellowish green, IPuls.; ich- 
 orous, I Ars., I Asaf., Calc, ICarbo a., ICarbo v., 
 Caust., ICinch., ILach., IKreo., IMerc, INitr. 
 ac, IPhos., IPhyt., IRhus, I ISil., ISul.; ichorous 
 smelling terribly, I Anthrac; profuse, I lArg. 
 met., I Ars. ,1 Asaf., ICalc, ICinch., I IHep. , Hod., 
 ILyc, IIMerc, IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., 
 ISil., ISul.; profuse, enormous quantities with 
 hectic, Hod.; putrid, ICalc, Con., ILyc, ISil., 
 ISul.; salty, Anthrac, Ars., Calc, Graph., 
 Lye, Puis., Sep., Staph., Sul.; scanty, or sup- 
 pressed, ICalc, Cham., IIHep., ILach., IMerc, 
 ISil.; scanty, smelling like herring brine, 
 IGraph.; smelling like herring brine, ISil.; 
 smelling or tasting sour, Calc, Hep., Merc, 
 Kalm., Sul.; tenacious, Bov.; viscid, Asaf, 
 Con., Merc, Phos., Sep.; watery, thin, I Ars., 
 HAsaf., ICarbo v., ICaust., Cham., ILyc, 
 IMerc, INitr. ac, IPhyt., Ran. b., Rhus, IISiL, 
 ■Staph., IISuL; whitish, ICalc; milky, ILyc; 
 yellow, Ars., ICalc, ICarbo v., ICaust., IIHep., 
 IMerc, INatr. c, IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., 
 ISil., IStaph., ISul. 
 
 Suppuration, ulcers : jg^gf Ulcers. 
 
 SWELLING: Asaf., INux m.; of affected 
 parts, IGuarsea, Hippoz.; anaemic, in rheuma- 
 tism, IPhyt.; bloating, Cact.; bloating, with 
 swelled abdomen, children, I ICalc; in morn- 
 ing, worse in afternoon, INatr. c; cold swell- 
 ings, Asaf, iCarb. s., IMerc ; with cyanosis of 
 hands and feet (pneumonia), IKali c; dark, 
 Asaf.; in different parts of body, Eucal.; dif- 
 fuse, red, with burning throbbing, as if flesh 
 were being torn from bones (itch), ILach.; of 
 diseased parts, Apis ; elastic, Ars.; elastic, of 
 whole body, will not pit on pressure, Dory.; 
 elastic, white, of whole body, Dig. ; emphy- 
 sematous, Sec; in erysipelas, hard and white 
 in middle, I Apis ; fibrinous exudations, caus- 
 ing enlargement of parts, IKali m.; fiat, with 
 redness and whiteness, 1 1 Apis; convolute, 
 hard, glandular (syphilis), IBadiag.; hard, 
 I IKali m., IPhos.; hard, with heat, sensitive 
 to touch, worse at night, disturbing sleep, lAur. 
 mur.; hard, red, conical (erysipelas), lApis; 
 large, dark red, thick, soft as dough when 
 touched, I ILach.; hard, after threatening to 
 suppurate, ISil.; hard, tender, IPhyt.; of 
 whole body, with mental and cerebral symp- 
 toms, Dory.; pale, of affected parts, prevent- 
 ing sleep (rheumatism), I Ars.; pale, hard, in 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
 1141 
 
 leprosy, ILach.; pale, in rheumatism, IPhyt. ; 
 phlegmonous, I lAnthrac; phlegmonous, with 
 a rosy tint, Sarrae; purplish, in erysipelas, 
 ILach.; puffmess, I lAsaf., IIApis, ilCalc, 
 IKali c , ILith., INatr. in., Ziz.; puffy, in 
 rheumatism, IPhyt.; smooth, shining, 
 IIRhus; sudden, IHell.; to suppuration, espe- 
 cially submaxillary and cervical glands, 
 ■Ananth.; varicose, ICalend.; white, Hekla ; 
 of whole body, turning yellow, Bufo. 
 Swelling, dropsical (anasarca, oedema) : I lAcet. 
 ac,i£thUs., lAgar., • Ammoniac, -Anaeoc, 
 jAnag., Anthrac, I Ant. c, Ant. t., IIApis, 
 IIApoc, : Arg. nit., IIArs., IIArs. s.f., I lAsaf., 
 lAscl. t., lAspar., lAur. met., IIAur. mur., 
 lAur. mur. nat., IBar. m., IBrom., IBry., 
 ■Calad., ■ Calc. s., ICamph., ICanth. , Carbo v., 
 Casc,Cepa, Cham., Chel., • Chen, a., IChim. 
 umb., Chin, a., IIChloraL, ICinch., Cinnam., 
 ICochl., llColch., IIColoc, Con., Crotal., 
 IIDig., IDulc., lElat., Erig., lEup. pur., 
 IFerr.,Ferr. s., IFluor. ac, IForm., j.Gamb., 
 ■Graph., ;Grat., IHam., IIHell., IHelon., 
 IHep.,IHippoz.,IHydras., Hyos.,Iber.,IIctod., 
 ■Iris, IKali c, IKali iod., IKali m., IKalm., 
 ILach., Lactu v., ILaur., ILed., Lept., IILyc, 
 ■Merc, IMerc. cor., I I Merc, sol., IMur. ac, 
 ■Naja, Natr. a., INatr. m., Natr. s., INux m., 
 1 1 01. caje., IOp., Phos., IPlumb., IPrun., 
 IPsor., IPuls., Ran. b., Rhod., IRhus, Ruta, 
 Sabad., Sabina, jSal. ac, ISamb., 1 1 Sec, 
 Seneg., ISquilla, ISul., IITereb., L T ran. n., 
 IXJrt. ur., Ver., Ver. v., Zinc, I I Zing.; from 
 induration of abdominal organs, lAur. mur. 
 nat.; acute, inflammatory, IIApoc; of af- 
 fected parts, Hippoz.; of affected parts, with 
 anthrax, lAnthrac; of affected parts, espe- 
 cially feet and ankles, IMerc; affected parts 
 swell till patient looks like a hogshead, Anac; 
 with albuminuria, IIAur. mur., ICinch., 
 lEup. pur., IHelon., IHep.; with anaemia, 
 IFerr., IPhos., ISenecio, Seneg., ITereb.; as- 
 thenic, MEryng.; with spasmodic asthma of 
 children, I I Kali br.; atonic, iChim. umb.; 
 in Bright' s disease, I Apis., IILac def., I IRhus, 
 I ITereb.; Bright's disease, sequelae of scarla- 
 tina, I Hep.; with burning, Sul.; with ca- 
 chexia, 101. jec; cardiac, Amyl., I Apis, lApoc, 
 IIArs., IIAur. mur., IBry., ICact., -Calc p., 
 €hin. a., 1 1 Chloral., IColch., I I Collin., Cop., 
 Crotal., IDig., IFluor. ac, IHell., IKali m., 
 IILac def., I ILach., IILyc, INatr. m., IPrun., 
 I I Sep., ISquilla, Tereb.f cardiac, from hyper- 
 trophy, lArs., IDig., Lye; cardiac, from dis- 
 eased right heart, Merc sul., Phos., Phos. ac; 
 after catarrh (scarlatina), lApis ; of cavities, 
 ISpong.; of cavities and internal organs, 
 IColch.; of chest, fl®* Chap. 28, Inner chest 
 dropsy ; particularly of chest, and after scar- 
 latina, I I Citrus ; after suppression of chills, 
 Coral.; with chlorosis, in scrofulous girls, ISe- 
 necio ; from impeded circulation, ICoccul.; 
 show changes of cloudy oedema, striped and 
 flecked with blood, I I Anthrac; from taking 
 cold, Ant. t., IIApis, Apoc, lArs., IDulc; from 
 cold, with rheumatic complaints, IKalm.; with 
 debility, ICinch., IHelon.; with diabetes mel- 
 litus several times, in a man aet. 62, phlegm- 
 atic, dark complexion, dark hair and eyes, 
 I ILact. ac; with diarrhoea, IHell.; with 
 •diarrhoea, in nephritis, IPhos.; after debil- 
 itating chronic diseases, cachectic, IPrun.; 
 
 with drowsiness, IHell.; of drunkards, lArs., 
 Calc. a., ICard. m., ICinch., I IFluor. ac, He- 
 Ion., ILed., Lye, INux v., Rhus, ISul.; from 
 retention of * effete matter, lAscl. s. ; after 
 suppressed eruption, IIApis, Apoc, lArs., 
 Ascl.,Dig., IHell., Sul.; in erysipelas, lApis; 
 exanthemata suppressed by cold, IPhos. ac. ; 
 after acute exanthemata, looked like a corpse 
 about to decompose, IGraph.; worse about 
 face and hands, ILyc; with fever, IHell., 
 Ver. v.; with hectic fever, lAur. mur.; with 
 intermittent fever, IIAur. mur., IILac def., 
 Sinap. ; after intermittent fever, Chim. umb., 
 IDulc; after protracted intermittent, in 
 marshy districts, All. sat.; after suppressed 
 intermittent, lArs., Chim. umb., Dulc, IFerr., 
 Merc, ISul.; flabby, Dig.; from loss of blood 
 or other fluids, Acet. ac, Apoc, -Calc p., 
 I ICinch., I IFerr., IFerr. ph., Helon., Lye, 
 Merc, Sul.; from abuse of cinchona in inter- 
 mittent fever, IFerr.; from pressure of swol- 
 len glands, IKali iod.; hepatic, lAur. mur., 
 jCalc p., HCard. m., Cop., Crotal., Ferr., Iris, 
 IKali in., IILac def., ILyc, INatr. m.; espe- 
 cially after inflammation of internal organs, 
 Seneg.; internal, Arm, llpec, Spig.; w T ith er- 
 ratic pains in joints, I 101. jec; congestion of 
 kidneys, ITereb.; dependent upon degenera- 
 tion of kidney, probably granular, ITereb.; 
 with kidney affections, prostration, ITereb.; 
 with pain in region of kidneys, IDulc; first 
 left, then right leg,l ILach.; legs and scrotum, 
 IKali c; from disease of liver or spleen, IIAur. 
 mur., ICard. m., IChim. umb., ICinch., Cup. 
 m., IFluor. ac, Iris, Lach., Lept., ILyc,Mere, 
 Merc, sul; with amenorrhoea, I Apis, ICalc, 
 ISenecio ; from amenorrhoea, caused by being 
 drenched by rain, IRhus ; meningitis, Apis, 
 Ars., ICalc, IDig., IGraph., Helon., Merc, Sene- 
 cio ; menses suppressed, IKali c; after abuse 
 of mercury, Cinch., Dulc, Hell., Phyt., Sul.; 
 difficult micturition, pale face, intermittent, 
 pulse, Dig.; dependent upon impaired ner- 
 vous vitality, I ISumb. ; small nodules beneath, 
 varying in size, and filled with ' reddish pus, 
 Hippoz.; worse at noon, Ars. h.; with great 
 oppression, Bufo.; ovarian, I Ars.; with pain 
 in limbs and dry skin, Led.; with palpitation, 
 IKali m.; after checked perspiration, Ant. t.; 
 from obstructed portal system, Lept.; during 
 pregnancy, %s^ Chap. 24, Pregnancy dropsy; 
 rapid, I Apis ; renal, I Apis, lAscl. s., -Calc 
 p., I IChim. umb., I IColch., Coloc, Crotal., 
 Eup. pur., -Sal. ac; renal, especially albumi- 
 nuria, after scarlatina, Cop.; renal, rapid, 
 I ITereb.; after rheumatic fever, IDulc; with 
 rheumatism, IColch.; after scarlatina, lAcet. 
 ac, lAmb., IIApis, IIArs., lAscl. s., IIAur. 
 mur., Bar. c, IBar. m., ICalc, IColch., 
 Coloc, Cop., ICrot., IDulc, IIHell., IHep., 
 I ILach., IMerc, INatr. m., Natr. s., IPhos., 
 ■Strain., IITereb., Ver. v., Zinc; after scarla- 
 tina, with fetid breath, IINitr. ac; after scar- 
 latina, compels him to sit erect, IPhos.; 
 hard, scorbutic infiltration, IKali m.; smooth, 
 Natr. s.; from spleen disease, I ILach.; with 
 enlargement of spleen, IChin. s.; stitching 
 pain in limbs, IHell.; in stone cutters, ISil.; 
 from checked sweat, lAscl. s.; after suppres- 
 sion of sweat, by damp cold air, IDulc; 
 in syphilis, IKali iod., I ISul. ac; with 
 tenesmus-like pain, • Castor.; without thirst 
 
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 44. TISSUES. 
 
 1 1 Apis ; with torpidity, Caps.; with trem- 
 bling of limbs, dysuria, dyspepsia and vomit- 
 ing, INux v.; with ursemic symptoms,! I Apis ; 
 upper part of body, to umbilicus, Urt. ur.; 
 with difficult urination, after abuse of Can- 
 tharides, ICamph.; urine black, IILach.; 
 suppressed urine, IHell.; urine turbid, IRhus; 
 uterine atony, I Helon.; in various parts of body, 
 especially feet, legs and instep, ISamb.; 
 weakness, IHell.; weakness and loss of appe- 
 tite, Chim.umb.; S^ Chap. 3, Brain dropsy; 
 Chap. 18, Liver and Spleen dropsy ; Chap. 
 19, Abdomen dropsy ; Chap. 20, Diarrhoea, 
 dropsy ; Chap. 21, Kidneys dropsy ; Chap. 
 24, Pregnancy dropsy ; Chap. 28, Inner chest 
 dropsy; Pleura exudation ; Chap. 29, Peri- 
 cardium, effusion ; Chaps. 32, 33 and 34. 
 
 Swelling, inflammatory : burning, IIArs.; sub- 
 cutaneous, I Kali m.; hot, Asaf., IGuareea, 
 IPhyt.; hot, cold skin and sickly appearance, 
 ■Crot.; hot, tense, hard, Led.; red, Asaf.,IBell., 
 Gamb., 1 1 Rhus; red, shining, Sabina. 
 
 TENDONS: IBry., I IRhus, I Ruta ; contrac- 
 tion, HCaust., I Kali iod.; feel as if being 
 pulled out, I INitr. ac; straining and over- 
 stretching, from contusions, falls, or other 
 external injuries, Con.; tearing pain, Agar. 
 
 TRICHINOSIS: lApis, ITell. 
 
 .TUBERCLES: ISpong.,1 ITuberc; abdominal, 
 Amm. c, lArs., IBar. c, HCalc, ICalc. iod., 
 ICalc. p., Carbo v., Caust., Cinch., Ferr. ph., 
 ■Hep., Hod., Lach., Merc, INitr. ac, 101. jec, 
 IPhos., Phos. ac, Plumb., Puis., Sil., Sul.; with 
 albuminuria, Calc a.; in brain, I ICalc. p., 
 ICaust., Hyper.; causes epilepsy, IKalibr.; in 
 kidneys, Hippoz.; in lungs, Hippoz.; in glans 
 penis, Hippoz.; in periosteum of skull, dura 
 mater and plexus choroides, Hippoz.; small, 
 upon pleura, Hippoz.; size of a millet seed to 
 a pea, firm texture, gray, yellowish or reddish, 
 in lungs, Hippoz. ; in testicles, Hippoz. 
 J8^° Chap. 3, Brain meningitis tubercular ; 
 Chap. 28, Lungs consumption ; Chap. 33, 
 Hips disease; and Knees swelling white. 
 
 TUMORS (undefined) : Agar., I Apis, lAstac, 
 Carbo a., ISul.; in abdomen, Aur, mur. nat.; 
 in abdomen, throbbing (abdominal aneurism), 
 IBar. m.; with ascites, I Apis. 
 
 Tumors, atheroma : Bell., ICalc, Graph., Lact. 
 ac, Sil. 
 
 Tumors, like bloodboils : on scalp, worse press- 
 ure, motion, better heat, itching as if in 
 bones, I Kali c. 
 
 Tumors, bony: $>^ Bones swelling, tumor. 
 
 Tumors, burning : lApis, lArs., ICon. 
 
 Tumors, cancerous : Jd^r* Cancer. 
 
 Tumors, cephaleematoma : f^*- Chap. 4, Tu- 
 mors. 
 
 Tumors, cerebral : g^ Chap. 3, Brain tumors. 
 
 Tumors, cheloid : multiple, appeared after ex- 
 cision of tumor, rapidly returned and increased 
 in size, I I Sil. 
 
 Tumors, cold : Form. 
 
 Tumors, colloid : Carbol. ac, Hydras., Phos. 
 
 Tumors, cystic : I Apis, Apoc, Ars., I IBar. c, 
 IBrom., HCalc, jCalc s., Graph., IHep., 
 Sil.; cholesteatoma, ICalc; osteoma, IMez.; 
 discharging pus, ICalc; sebaceous, I Agar., 
 ■ IBar. c, IBell., IHep., Kali br. ; sebaceous, 
 particularly atheromatous, I Graph. ; sebaceous, 
 particularly when atheromatous, ISil.; in ax- 
 illa, IBar. c; at point of elbow, IHep.; mol- 
 
 luscum, body and limbs covered with soft, 
 round, smooth, painless tumors, with broad 
 base, bluish, then purplish or pinkish hue, 
 found on puncture to contain semi-fluid, 
 sebaceous (atheromatous) matter ,varied in size 
 from a bean to a filbert, and were in all stages 
 of development, I ISul.; nodular, discharging 
 on being opened thick, purulent masses, mixed 
 with blood and serum, Hippoz.; serous, in 
 vagina, IPuls.; particularly on skull, I IBar. c. ; 
 steatoma,IBar. c, ICalc, IGuarsea, IHep., ISil., 
 synovial, ISil. JUi^ wens. 
 
 Tumors, enchondroma : ICalc, ISil. 
 
 Tumors, epithelioma : Acet. ac, Ars. i., Alum., 
 Aur. met., Bell., Carbo a., Con., Hydras., 
 Kreo. , Merc cor., Merc, iod., Natr. m., Mtr. ac, 
 Phos., Sil, Thuya. 
 
 Tumors, epulis : jg@» Chap. 10, Gums tumor. 
 
 Tumors, erectile : ILyc, INitr. ac, IPhos. 
 
 Tumors, fatty (lipoma): Agar., |Amm. m., 
 I IBar. c, I IBell., ICalc, Croc, Graph., 1 1 Lapis, 
 Phos., IPhyt.; from abuse of liquors, ICalc; 
 especially about neck, I IBar. c; on neck, 
 IPhos.; on scalp, ICroc; scrofulous, ICalc 
 
 Tumors, fibroid: Bell., Bry., ICalc, Calc. s., 
 ICon., 1 1 Lapis, Led., ISil; fibro-cellular, Acet. 
 ac. U^** Chap. 23, Uterus tumors. 
 
 Tumors, fungous: Calend., 1 1 Sang.; hsematodes, 
 Ars., ICalc, Carbo v., IILach., INatr. m., Mtr. 
 ac, HPhos., IPuls. ,Sep., ISil., Staph.,IIThuya; 
 medullaris, ICalc, Carbo a., Nitr. ac, IPhos., 
 ISil., Thuya ; idiopathic, of dura mater,ICalc 
 p. ; particularly if syphilitic, IManc. 
 ffl^ Uterus tumors. 
 
 Tumors, ganglion : IBenz. ac, IRuta. 
 
 Tumors, glandular: gig? a Glands swelling. 
 
 Tumors, gummata : I Carbo a. 
 
 Tumors, haematoma : Arn., Con. JJg^fungous ; 
 also Chap. 46, Skin nsevi. 
 
 Tumors, hard: ICon., ISil.; hard, especially on 
 legs, dark color, yellow pustules interwoven, 
 basis hard and painful to pressure only then, 
 navel-like centre is not painful, surrounded 
 by a red halo, after discharging, sunk for a 
 month or a year, and covered themselves 
 with thick crusts, Kali iod.; hard, bluish on 
 end of nose, ICarbo a. ; size of egg, hard, on 
 pressure movable, a short distance above knee, 
 llgn. ®^ fibroid. 
 
 Tumors, injuries : I Arn.; after burns, ICalc; can 
 be traced to a bruise, lancinating pain, I ICon. 
 
 Tumors, lipoma : jg^ fatty. 
 
 Tumors, lymphoma : Ars., Phos., Sec. 
 
 Tumors, lupus : Jlgg^ Cancer. 
 
 Tumors, neevi: $^~ Chap. 46, Skin nsevi. 
 
 Tumors, osseous: g^°Bones swelling, tumor. 
 
 Tumors, ovarian : JS^Chap. 23, Ovaries tumor. 
 
 Tumors, pain : intolerable, drives to despera- 
 tion, IStram.; irritable, I IPhyt.; lacerating, 
 pricking, IHep.; lancinating, Ars., I ICon.; 
 lancinating, in night (cancer mammae), lAst. 
 r.; lancinating, burning, deep-seated pains, 
 Ananth. 
 
 Tumors, polypus: HCalc, ICalc. p., ICarbo a., 
 ICon., ILyc, IIMar. v., ISil.; bladder, I ICalc; 
 bleed profusely on slight provocation, IPhos.; 
 cartilagelike, undergo retrograde metamor- 
 phosis, ICarbo a.; on cervix uteri, I Ars.; in 
 ear, I ICalc; of all kinds, particularly nasal 
 fibroid, IIMar. v.; fibrous, -Calc s.; fleshy, 
 retrograde slowly, ICarbo a.; nasal, I ICalc; 
 of nose or ears, IPhos. ; soft, Kali s.; of uterus, 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
 1143 
 
 HCale, ILed.; in vagina, IPuls.; in ear and 
 nose, especially among old and middle-aged 
 women, I Mar. v. 
 
 Tumors, sarcoma : burning, IBar. c; malignant, 
 ■Crotal., 1 1 Lapis ; burning, in neck, IBar. c; 
 open, 1 1 Kali m.; osteo, Carbol. ac, Graph., 
 Hekla. 
 
 Tumors, scirrhous : j^g" Cancer. 
 
 Tumors, sebaceous : fi^g 01 cystic. 
 
 Tumors, steatoma : gg^ cysts. 
 
 Tumors, varicose : lArn., IFluor. ac, IHam., 
 ■Lye. 
 
 Tumors, wens : Ananth., I IBar. e, IBelL, Calc, 
 Caust., Clem., ICon., IGraph., IKali c, INitr. 
 • ac, Phos. ac, Phyt., Rhus, ISil., Sul., Thuya, 
 fi^* cysts. 
 
 ULCERS: lAlum., Amm. c, Anag., lAng., 
 Ant. c, Ant. t., Apis, lArg. nit., lArn., IIArs., 
 lArs. i., Asaf., Ast. r., lAur. met., Bar. c, 
 Bell., Benz. ac, Berb., Bor., Brorn., Calc, 
 Calc. p., ICalend., Canth., HCarbo v., Card, 
 m., ICaust., Cepa, ICham., Chel.,. Chlor., 
 Cinch., Cist., Clem., ICon., Cund., ICup. in., 
 Dulc, Euphor., Ferr., IFluor. ac, IGraph., 
 IHep., Hyos., Hyper., Ign., Hod., Jacea, 
 I IKali bi., IKali c, IKreo., IILach., ILapis, 
 ILyc, IIMerc, IMez., I IMillef., IMur. ac, 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., I INitr. ac, INux v., IPse- 
 onia, IPetrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac, UPhyt., 
 Plumb., Polyg., Psor., Puis., Ran. b., Rhus, 
 Ruta, Sang., ISars., ISec, Selen., Sep., I ISil., 
 Staph., ISul., IThuya, Ver., IZinc; promotes 
 granulation and cicatrization, 1 1 Strain. 
 
 Ulcers, abscesses : abscesses form in vicinity, 
 especially about joints,Hippoz. fi^" Abscess, 
 Suppuration. 
 
 Ulcers, air: worse from cold, IRan. b.; worse 
 from cold, in Winter, IPetrol.; worse in open, 
 or in windy weather, Cham. J8gT° sensitive. 
 
 Ulcers, areolae: IMez.; bluish black, Ham., 
 blue, ILach.; brownish red becomes blackish 
 blue, ILach.; like carbuncles, with a coppery 
 circumference, IPhos. ac; dark, IMerc; fiery 
 red, I IMez.; green, ILach.; lead-colored, 
 ILach.; surrounded by papilla?, IPuls.; pur- 
 ple, IILach.; red, Asaf., ICalc, Calend., 
 Cham., IHep., ILach., Lye, IMerc, IPetrol., 
 Puis., IRhus, I ISil., Staph., I ISul., Ver.; 
 bright red, I IKali bi.; red, shining, lArs.; 
 red streaks, like radii, IBelL; yellow, ILach. 
 
 Ulcers, atonic : g^ indolent. 
 
 Ulcers, bedsores: Ant. c, IIAnthrac, lArn., 
 ICamph.,ICarbo v.,Cinch., IFluor. ac, IPetrol., 
 Plumb.,ISul. ac. ; from degraded state of blood, 
 ICrotal.; erysipelatous, centre covered with 
 dry, bloody incrustations, lArg. nit.; erysip- 
 elatous, on left shoulder, sacrum and hips, 
 black hard (typhus), I lArg. nit.; raw places 
 (prurigo ; intertrigo), ISul.; especially in sacral 
 region and hips, lArn. 
 
 Ulcers, black: IIArs., I Asaf., HCarbo v., Eu- 
 phor., Ipec, IILach., I ILyc, IMur. ac, 
 Plumb., ISec, Sil., Sul.; spot on centre, I IKa- 
 li bi. JS^" gangrenous. 
 
 Ulcers, bleeding : Am., IIArs., Asaf., ICalc, 
 Calend., ICarbo a., HCarbo v., Caust,, ICon., 
 ICrotal., IDros., IGraph., IHam., IHep., 
 IIHvos., Hod., IKali c, IKalm., IILach., 
 IILvc, IMerc, IMez., IINitr. ac, I IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, IPuls., IRan. b,, ISec, I ISil., 
 ISul., ISul. ac, Zinc; black, coagulated 
 blood, lArs.; burn when dressed, I ILyc; with 
 
 secretion of fetid ichor, Con. ; linen or charpie 
 sticks, when torn away they bleed, IMez.; on 
 appearance of menses, I IPhos.; at night, 
 IKali c; blood oozing, Ham.; profusely and 
 readily, ILach.; when touched, ICarbo v., 
 INitr. ac; even on slight wiping, I IHep. 
 Ulcers, bluish: IIArs., I Asaf., lAur. met., 
 Bism., ICon., IHep., IILach., ILyc, I ISil., 
 Ver.; bad colored, IKali ph.; dark, almost 
 black at base, IHam.; dark, Asaf.; discolored, 
 Caust.; livid, ICarbo v., Con., Hippoz.; dis- 
 colored after abuse of mercury (syphilis), 
 IKali iod.; red, ILach.; violet, lAnanth. 
 Ulcers, boils : after boils on other parts of body, 
 IPhos. ; formed from furuncles, ICalc p. 
 jg^ 33 carbuncular. 
 Ulcers, boring: IKali c. 
 Ulcers, burning : jg^° painful. 
 Ulcers, cancerous: Apis, lArs., Aur. met., 
 Bell., Calc, ICarbol. ac, Chin, s., Clem., ICon., 
 MCund., Hep., Hydras., IKali iod., IKreo., 
 ILach., ILyss., I ILyc, IMerc, I IMillef., 
 Nitr. ac, IPhyt., Rumex, Sep., IISiL, Squilla, 
 Staph., ISul.; from contusions, with burning 
 stitches, ICon.; lancinating, IMerc; particu- 
 larly painful in morning, burning at and in 
 margin, lArs. ; on ribs, ICund. 
 Ulcers, carbuncular: with coppercolored cir- 
 cumference, IPhos. ac. J^g* boils. 
 Ulcers, carious : Agar., Anthrac, lAsaf., lAur. 
 met., I ICalc, Hekla, Hep., Hydras., IKali 
 iod., Lye, IMerc, INitr, ac, IPhos. ac, Phyt., 
 IPuls., Rumex, Ruta, Sabina,! ISil., Sul.; pain- 
 ful, with scanty or watery discharge, IStaph.; 
 skin for some distance around dusky red or 
 brown, with vesicles or pinholes, discharg- 
 ing watery fluid, IStaph.; worse from too 
 large or too frequently repeated doses of 
 Silica, Fluor, ac. flfcg- Bones caries. 
 Ulcers, chilblains : g^* Chap. 46, Skin. 
 Ulcers, chilliness: IBry. 
 
 Ulcers, cicatrices : painful, ILach.; starshaped, 
 white, Hippoz.; to hasten cicatrization, Cund. 
 fi^" re-open. 
 Ulcers, cold: cold feeling, Ars., IBry., IRhus, 
 ISil.; better by cold, Cham., IFluor. ac, ISec; 
 worse from cold applications, IMerc. 
 Ulcers, creeping (crawling): ICham., Chim. 
 
 umb., Con.; in angina syphilitica, ILach. 
 Ulcers, deep: IIArs., lAsaf., lAur. mur. nat., 
 Bell., ICalc, Clem., IComo., Con., IIKali bi., 
 IKali iod., IILach., ILyc, IIMerc , IMur. ac, 
 IINitr. ac, Sabina, Sep., IISiL, 1 1 Sul., IThuya; 
 eating, IKali iod.; raised edges, IPetrol.; ex- 
 cavated, I Agar.; extend in depth, IISiL; fistul- 
 ous, IPetrol.; especially with gastric symp- 
 toms, I Ant. c; penetrating, ichorous, IPsor. ; 
 depressed, as if cut out with a punch, edges 
 regular, IIKali bi.; bare tendons and bones, 
 Hippoz.; yellow, IIKali bi. fl@* fistulous, 
 perforating. 
 Ulcers, dirty : lArs., Calc, IILach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 INitr. ac, Sabina, Sul., Thuya. 
 Ulcers, discharge: acrid, ICarbo v., Caust., 
 Clem., IGraph., IHep., IRan. b., IStaph.; 
 acrid, ichorous, fetid, yellow, IKreo.; albumin- 
 ous, ICalc, IPuls.; badly colored, IPhos.; 
 bloody, lAsaf., Canth., Caiist., IDros.,IKalic, 
 IPetrol., Ruta; bloody, especially after con- 
 tusions, ICon.; bloody, smelling like old 
 cheese, edges sensitive, IHep.; thin bloody, 
 lArs. ; copious, ICinch., IKali c; copious, 
 
1144 
 
 44. TISSUES. 
 
 bloody, IIArs.; copious, bloody, corroding, 
 Hod.; corroding, I Agar., Caust., Cup. m., 
 ■Graph., IHep., Hippoz., IIKali bi., IPetrol., 
 Zinc; dark, fetid, lApis; deficient, lArs.; ex- 
 cessive, IStaph.; excoriating, lArs. ; greenish, 
 Caust.; greenish, corroding, INux v.; gray, 
 Caust. ; ichorous, Caust., ICinch., Con.,ICund., 
 IDros., Ham., IHep., IKali c, IKali ph., 
 ILach., IPsor., IRan. b., IStaph.; ichorous, 
 bloody, horrible stench (scirrhus of os tineas), 
 lArg. met.; ichorous, especial ry after con- 
 tusions, ICon.; ichorous, with violent itching, 
 I IJacea ; ichorous, thin, IILyc; ichorous,, 
 yellowish, Chi m. umb.; profuse, Asaf., Calend., 
 Canth., I Fluor, ac; profuse, carrion-like, 
 lArs.; purulent, thin and ichorous, IPhos.; 
 scanty, Bar. c, ICalc, ICina, Cup. m., I IDulc, 
 IHydras., Ign., IPetrol., IPhos., MSpong., 
 IStaph., Ver.; scanty or total suppression, 
 worse nights, also from poulticing, worse 
 washing the sore left side, Clem.; pus easily 
 secreted, IPhos.; serous, I Asaf. ; serous or 
 bloody, Clem.; serous, reddish, ISars.; tena- 
 cious, Bov.; greenish, oppressive, lArs.; thick 
 purulent, greenish yellow, peculiar , fetid smell, 
 IComo.; thick, yellow, jCalc.s. ; thin, watery 
 yellow, Hod.; thin, ICarbo v., IKali c. ; thin, 
 ichorous, Asaf.; thin, ichorous (cancers), lArs.; 
 thin, leaving stains upon linen, as from melted 
 tallow, IMerc. cor. ; thin,watery,Caust. ,Kali s. ; 
 thin, watery, bad smelling, Ham.; pus un- 
 healthy, IHydras.; watery, Con., IDros., 
 IGraph., IKali c, IPetrol.; white, putrid, 
 lAmm. c; yellow, Canth., Clem., Caust.; yel- 
 low lymph, in shape of drops of sweat, IRan. b. 
 
 Ulcers, drinking : worse from coffee, Cham. 
 
 Ulcers, drugs : large, after abuse of mercury 
 (syphilis), IKali iod.; maltreated with lead, 
 Caust.; after mercury, Bell., I IHep., INitr. ac, 
 HSars.,IISil., IStaph., I I Stram.; after mercury, 
 bones affected, lAur. met.; after mercury, in 
 gouty persons, IILyc. fi®"* syphilitic. 
 
 Ulcers, dry: IIKali bi.; parchmentlike, Bism. 
 
 Ulcers, edges : areolae discolored, ILach. ; black, 
 Con., ILach.; bluish, lAsaf.; burning, IHep. ; 
 callous, IPhos.; circular, elevated, slightly 
 rounded, surrounded by inflamed skin, irregu- 
 lar base, bleeds readily and discharges thin, 
 corrosive ichor, IHydras.; corroded, sharp, 
 burning, itching, stinging, after vesicles, IRan. 
 b.; dry, sharp cut, ISang.; elevated, lArs., 
 Clem., IHep., IPetrol.,IPhos., IISiL; elevated, 
 callous, lArs., IILyc; elevated , on left cheek, 
 I I Bell.; elevated,have appearance as if condy- 
 lomata would grow out of them, Cinnab.; 
 elevated, hard, bluish, 1 1 Asaf. ; elevated, 
 partly, I Asaf.; everted, raw, IMerc; elevated, 
 pale red, INux v.; elevated, swollen, ISul.; 
 everted, lAnanth., INitr. ac; excoriated, 
 101. jec; hard, IIArs., Asaf., HCalc, IComo., 
 IILyc, IMerc, INitr. ac, Petrol., Phos., Sep., 
 IISiL, Sul.; hard, red, shining, everted, IILyc; 
 indented, Hep., Lach., IMerc, I IPhos. ac, 
 811., Staph., Sul.; humid, dilated, Chinas.; 
 indurated, surrounded by blisters containing 
 pus, IThuya ; inflamed, ICham.; irregular, 
 IMerc viv., INitr. ac, ISil.; ragged, irregu- 
 lar, deep, rough base, high, rounded and 
 swollen edges at upper part, well defined at 
 lower, grayish, putrid, thick pus, one or two 
 patches or large, flabby, pale granulations, 
 IHydras. ; irregular, in lupus exedens, Hydro- 
 
 cot.; jagged, surrounded by pustules, IHep.; 
 overhanging, bright red areola, IIKali bi.; 
 painful (lupus exedens), IHydrocot.; ragged, 
 lArs., ICarbo v., Petrol., ISil.; red margins, 
 dilated, Chin, s.; red, with vesicles, IFluor. 
 ac; regular, IIKali bi.; serrated, IThuya; 
 sharp cut, and on level with surrounding 
 skin, Ham.; spongy, IHep., IISiL, IThuya; 
 stinging, IHep.; swollen, ICalc; undefined, 
 IMerc. viv.; unhealthy, Hippoz.; yellowish, 
 dilated, Chin, s.; zigzag, INitr. ac JS^I^ are- 
 olae, bleeding, phagedenic, sensitive. 
 
 Ulcers, eruption: blisters, Clem.; blisters, on 
 surrounding skin, Caust.; after blisters, dis- 
 charging yellowish fluid, 1 1 Ran. sc ; after 
 boils on other parts of body, IPhos. ; from dis- 
 ease of skin, IHydras.; after exanthema, 
 Canth.; follow itching herpes, IPetrol.; her- 
 petic, lArs., ICalc, ICist., IClem., I IGraph., 
 Kali bi., ILach., IILyc, Merc, HPhyt., 
 ■Rhus, I ISil., ISul., IZinc; herpetic, circular, 
 red, granulated bases, white borders, ISars.; 
 herpetic, Zinc; surrounded by miliary whit- 
 ish rash, IRhus v.; surrounded by nodes 
 and vesicles (leprosy), ILach.; itching pim- 
 ples, ICham.; surrounded by little pimples, 
 IHep., I ILach., ISul.; surrounded by pimples, 
 vesicles and smaller ulcers, I ILach.; sur- 
 rounded by pustules, Caust.; pustular ulcera- 
 tion, Ustil.; large, surrounded by smaller 
 ones, some healing, some healed, with accom- 
 panying eczema, I IPhos.; syphilitic, INitr. 
 ac; vesicles, IFluor. ac, INatr. m. ; burning 
 vesicles, IMez. 
 
 Ulcers, erysipelatous: bluish, radiating, 
 ■Phos. ; redness, lApis. 
 
 Ulcers, fetid (foul, offensive, putrid) : lAmm. c, 
 Amm. m., IIArs., I Asaf., IIBapt., Bell., 
 IBry., ICalc, I ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., ICarbol. 
 ac, Chloral., ICinch., IClem., Con., CrotaL, 
 ICund., IIEucal., IGraph., Ham., IHep., 
 •Hippoz., IHjper., IKali ph., IKreo., IILach., 
 IILvc, IMerc, IMur. ac, IPetrol., IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, IPsor., IPuls., Rhus, ISec, IISiL, 
 ■Staph., IISuL; like asafcetida, ICarbo v.; fetid, 
 especially after contusion, ICon.; watery dis- 
 charge, lArs.; proud flesh, lArs.; like herring 
 brine, IGraph.; ichor and proud flesh, blue 
 and green, lArs. ; impure centre, IILyc 
 JJUT 1 gangrenous. 
 
 Ulcers, fistulous : I Agar., Ant. c, I Asaf., Bar. c, 
 Bell., I ICalc, ICalc. p., ICarbo v., ICaust,, 
 ICinnab., ICon., IFluor. ac, IILyc, I IMillef., 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, UPhos., IPuls., Ruta, 
 ISil., IStaph., ISul., IThuya; chronic, sup- 
 purating openings, with hectic, IPhos.; deep, 
 IPetrol.; with callous edges, gnawing pain, 
 IPhos.; hard edged, ISil.; with high edges, 
 from exuberant granulations, IPhos.; hard, 
 red, shining, everted edges and inflammatory 
 swelling of affected parts, IILyc; honey- 
 combed, ICinnab.; ichorous, fetid, I lEucal.; 
 sinuous, offensive, watery pus, Hippoz.; with 
 tension, Bar. c ; undermined, ICarbo v. 
 
 Ulcers, flabby : ■ Chim. umb. 
 
 Ulcers, flat: lAmm. c, lArs., lAsaf., Bell., 
 ILach., IILyc, IMerc, INitr. ac, IPhos. ac, 
 IPuls., IRan. b., Selen., Sep., ISil., IThuya; 
 with bluish-white base, lArs., ILach., IILyc, 
 ■Sep., IISiL; eating into bone, lAng.; copious 
 discharge, lArs., Cinch.; with dirty, fetid pus 
 or indented bases, Phos. ac. J8@* superficial. 
 
44. TISSUES. 
 
 1145 
 
 Ulcers, foul: ft^ dirty, fetid. 
 
 Ulcers, fungous ; g@^ granulations. 
 
 Ulcers, gangrenous: Amm. c, HArs., IIBapt., 
 Bell., Bism., ICinch., Con., ICrotal., Euphor., 
 Kali bi., IKreo., IILach., IILyc, I IMillef., 
 IMur. ac, Rhus, Sabina, ISec, ISil. , Squilla, 
 Sul. ac; blackish, especially after contusions, 
 ICon.; half an inch broad, insufferable 
 pain, surrounded and partly covered with a 
 gangrenous crust, lArs.; in sycosis, ICinnab.; 
 arising from small vesicles, with fever, I Rhus. 
 g£g~ black, fetid. 
 
 Ulcers, glistening : ILacc. JS£p^° white. 
 
 Ulcers, granulations : bleeding, unhealthy, 
 IKali iod.; devoid of, ISul.; dirty, ISang. ; 
 unequal elevations and depressions in base, 
 IMerc.; excessive, lArg. nit.; exuberant on 
 base, INitr. ac. ; feeble, ICalc; fungous, 
 IMerc, INitr. ac, IPetrol., HSil.; high, ICalc; 
 indolent, IHydras.; proud flesh, IArs.,1 IKali 
 m., ILach., I ISil., IThuya ; proud flesh, sensi- 
 tive, with inflamed edges, Cham. 
 
 Ulcers, greenish: Asaf., Aur. met, Caust., 
 Merc, Puis., Rhus, Sil. 
 
 Ulcers, gray: lArs., Caust., IMerc, ISil.; with 
 shaggy borders, Arg. met. 
 
 Ulcers, heat: aggravates, IFluor. ac, ISec; 
 ameliorates,! IArs.,1 ILach.; near fire, Euphor.; 
 worse from heat of bed, Cham., IDros.; worse 
 in bed and from hot applications, IMerc 
 
 Ulcers, indolent : I Agar. , I Alum., I I Ammoniac, 
 I I Amm. m., HArs., I IBapt., ICalc, ICalc. p., 
 Calend., Carbo a., ICarbo v., jChim. umb., 
 Con., iEucal., Euphor., I IFluor. ac, IGraph., 
 Hippoz.,IHyper.,IIpec,IILach.,ILyc, Lycop., 
 I IMillef., IMur. ac, INatr. c, IPhos. ac, 
 IPolyg., IPsor., IPuls., IRuta, Sal. ac, Sep., 
 I ISil., I ISul., Xan., Zinc; bluish, ILach.; ex- 
 coriated edges, 101. jec; hard, callous edges, 
 fetid sanious smell, ICund.; ichorous, offen- 
 sive pus, better by cold, Sec. B^* old. 
 
 Ulcers, indurated : lArs., Asaf., I ICalc, ICarbo 
 a., Clem., ICon., IDulc, IHep., Hod., Kali 
 bi., ILach., IILyc, Merc, Petrol., Phos., 
 Sep., HSil., Sul., Ver.; base, I IKali bi.; in- 
 flamed, with jerking pain, Cup. m.; shining, 
 IPuls. 
 
 Ulcers, inflamed : lAcon., HArs., IBell., IBry., 
 Calend., ICham., Cinnab., Con., IFerr. ph., 
 IHep., ILach., ILyc, IIMerc, INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, HPhos., IPuls., IRhus, Ruta, Sal. 
 ac, I ISil., IStaph., ISul.; angry looking (sy- 
 cosis), ICinnab.; raw looking, Asaf., INitr. 
 ac; red, Cham., I Lac. c, ILach. 
 
 Ulcers, injuries : malignant, from bite of dog, 
 ILyss.; originating in burns, Caust.; burns 
 (superficial), ICanth.; from contusions, IHy- 
 dras.; after friction, Ang.; after mustard poul- 
 tice has remained too long, ICalc. p. ; from 
 scalds, IHydras.; after sting, lasts three 
 months, Vespa ; following removal of a tu- 
 mor, pricking on motion, IHydras.; from in- 
 cised and lacerated wounds, I Hydras. 
 
 Ulcers, irritable : Calend.; with thickened 
 edges, and a sanious discharge, I IStram. 
 
 Ulcers, itching : Ant. c, lArs., Canth., Caust., 
 Cinch., Clem., Coloc, IGraph., IHep., IILvc, 
 IIMez., INitr. ac, IPhos. ac, IPsor., IPuls., 
 Rhus, ISep., HSil., IStaph., ISul., IThuya, 
 Ver.; circumference hard or red, IPuls.; some 
 covered with a crust, discharging pus from 
 underneath (mercurial syphilis), ISul.; in 
 
 evening, Agnus; at night, IILyc; prurient, 
 INux v.; prevents sleep till late, IStaph. 
 
 Ulcers, lardaceous: HArs., Cup. m., IHep., 
 Kali bi., IMerc, INitr. ac, IPhyt., ISabina, 
 Sul., Thuya. 
 
 Ulcers, large : IMerc. g^° phagedenic. 
 
 Ulcers, lying down: Euphor.; worse on sore 
 side, IDros. 
 
 Ulcers, malignant : lArs., • Chim. umb., IHip- 
 poz., ITarant.; bleed readily, ILach.; with 
 yellow complexion and indifference, ICrotal. 
 $g^ cancerous. 
 
 Ulcers, mercurial : jg^" drugs, syphilitic. 
 
 Ulcers, in morning : worse, ICalc, Euphor. 
 
 Ulcers, motion : walking, relieves, Euphor.; 
 Caust.; worse, Cham.; worse on beginning 
 to move, Euphor.; from rising from seat or 
 bed, Cham. 
 
 Ulcers, nails : from ingrowing toenails, Calend., 
 ISil. 
 
 Ulcers, at night : burning, ILach.; burning, 
 must rise and wash with cold water (anthrax) , 
 ILach.; worse, lArs., Cham., IDulc, IMez., 
 ISec; worse latter part of night, IDros.; worse 
 before midnight, IPuls.; worse before falling 
 asleep, ICalc. 
 
 Ulcers, old: Anac oc, I Caust., ICarbol. ac, 
 ICalc, ICup. m., ICund., Euphor., IPetrol., 
 •Tereb., Xan., Zinc; with. uneven bluish bot- 
 tom and offensive odor, ILach.; breakout 
 afresh. Carbo v.; burning and stitching, lArs.; 
 appearing cancerous, I I Cund. ; difficult to heal, 
 Clem., Con., IPetrol.: fetid, Ast. r., IGraph., 
 IPsor.; ill conditioned, jAnag.; indolent, 
 with callous borders and ichorous discharge, 
 ISang.; maltreated with lead, Caust.; itching, 
 IGraph.; maltreated buboes, with callous 
 edges, HCarbo a. ; painful, IKreo.; with proud 
 flesh, IGraph.; with dirty fetid pus or in- 
 dented bases, Phos.ac ; putrid, IKreo.; putrid, 
 spreading, IChel.; inclined to reopen and sup- 
 purate, Bor. ; sensitive, lArs. ; scrofulous or 
 syphilitic, spreading, IMerciod. rub.; stinging, 
 ■Graph.; particularly those seated on parts of 
 body below umbilicus, IPseonia. jg^** atonic. 
 
 Ulcers, oval : I IKali bi. 
 
 Ulcers, painful : lArn., HArs., Asaf., IBell., 
 Calend., ICarbo v., ICaust., Cinch., I IDulc, 
 IFluor. ac, IGraph., IHep., I IHyos., IKreo., 
 ILyc, IMerc, IMur. ac, INitr. ac., IPhos. ac, 
 IPuls., ISil.; as if beaten, Calend., Con., INux 
 v.; biting, Ham., Euphor., Zinc; boring, Aur. 
 met., Bell., Caust., Cinch., Natr. in., Ran. b., 
 Sil., Sul.; bruised feeling, on moving part, 
 I IHyos.; burning, Arg. met., HArs., Aur. 
 met., IBufo., Canth., I ICarbo v., ICaust, 
 ICham., IClem., Coloc, Con., IDros., Ham., 
 IHep., Ign., IKali c, IKreo., IMerc, IIMez., 
 INatr. c, IPhos., IPlumb., IPuls., IRan. b., 
 IRhus, HSil-, ISinap., IStaph., IISul.,IThuya, 
 Zinc; burning, when dressed, IILyc; burn- 
 ing, at night, IHep., ILach.; burning, when 
 touched, IILyc; burning, as from a hot coal, 
 I IPuls.; burning, on edges, Caust.; burning, 
 compels scratching and rubbing which makes 
 worse, lArs.; burning, prevents sleep till 
 late, IStaph.; as if burnt, INux v., ISec; 
 corrosive, IHep., IKali c; cutting, IDros.; 
 darting, ICham.; in evening, and from touch, 
 IHep.; like recent excoriation, IHep., IPuls.; 
 gnawing, Arn., Bar. c, Cham., Clem., Con., 
 Dros., Lach., Lye, Merc, Phos., Rhus, Ruta, 
 
1146 
 
 44. TISSUES. 
 
 Sep., IStaph., Sul., Sul. ac; ichorous, offensive, 
 I ILach.; jerking, Clem., INux v., IPhyt., 
 Kuta, IStaph.; lacerating, Canth., ICham., 
 Euphor.; lancinating, Asaf., Calc, Caust., 
 Cham., I Con., Euphor., Petrol., IPhyt., Puis., 
 Ran.b.,Rhus,ISil.; lancinating, on sitting after 
 motion, I Hydras.; lower part of body,Pseonia ; 
 at night, ICham., IMez.; at night, prevents 
 sleep, ICon.; at night, unendurable, I Asaf.; 
 pressing, IPhyt.; prickling, IMerc, INatr. c, 
 INitr. ac, ISul.,IThuya ; prickling, producing 
 a prurient sensation, ISec; prickling, feeling 
 of tenseness, worse morning and evening, 
 from exertion, touch, warmth of bed, better 
 in open air, cold, raising or elevating limbs, 
 Sabina; pungent sensation, better keeping 
 limb elevated, and from pressure, I Amm. c; 
 pulsating, IHep.; after rubbing, in evening, in 
 bed, Ang.; shooting, I Asaf., IHep., IILyc, 
 IPhyt., IPuls., IStaph.; shooting, on sitting 
 down, after motion, IHydras.; shooting, when 
 touched, Clem.; even during sleep, IIArs.; 
 smarting, Canth., ICham., INatr. m., IPhos. 
 ac, IPuls., Staph.; soreness, Con., Graph., 
 Hep., I Tod., IPuls., Sep., Sul.; sticking, as from 
 a splinter, I INitr. ac; stinging, Canth., Chim. 
 umb., I ICon., IGraph., IHep., INitr. ac, IPhos., 
 ■Ran. b., ISul.; stinging, burning, HSil.; 
 stinging, circumference hard and red, IPuls.; 
 stinging, proud flesh, IPetrol.; stitches, lArs., 
 Bell., Calc, Canth., ICon., Graph., ILyc, 
 Merc, Natr. m., INitr. ac, IPuls., Sep., HSil., 
 Staph., Sul.; stitching, when laughing, IHep.; 
 stinging, worse at night, Calend.; stinging, or 
 prickling, 1 1 Ham.; when suppuration is in- 
 terrupted, IIBell.; tearing, Ars., ICalc, Canth., 
 IILyc, INux v., Sep., IStaph., ISil.; tearing, 
 with tension, ISul.; tensive pain in, Con.; 
 in cold weather, I I Kali bi. 
 
 Ulcers, painless: IBry., ICalc, ICarbo v., Con., 
 IDulc, IHell., Ign., Lach., IOp., 'Phos. ac, 
 ISec, Sep., Sul., Ver., Zinc; destitute of feel- 
 ing, Con. %^ indolent. 
 
 Ulcers, perforating : IKali c, IMerc. cor.; worse 
 sitting bent, better walking and warmth of 
 bed, ILyc. $®~ deep. 
 
 Ulcers, phagedenic (rodent) : Agar., IIArs., 
 lAur. mur. nat., Bell.,Bor., Calend., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Cham., jChrom. ac, Cic, Cinnab., 
 Clem., Con., Ferr. mur., Graph., Hep., Hydras., 
 Hydrocot., IHyper., ILach., IILyc, IMerc, 
 IMerc cor., IMerc. c, IMez., INatr .m., I INitr. 
 ac, Petrol., Ran.b., Rhus, Sep., HSil., Staph., 
 Sul., Uran. n.; deep base, turned up edges,IKali 
 ars.; constantly extending in breadth, lArs.; 
 burrowing, I I Jacea ; spread in circumference, 
 ■Ars.; inclined to spread in circumference 
 rather than in depth, INitr. ac; syphilitic, 
 IBapt., IClem.; extending under skin and be- 
 neath muscles, 101. jec; apt to run together, 
 IMerc. viv.; sloughing, ISul. 
 
 Ulcers, position : worse in changing, Euphor.; 
 worse letting limb hang down, ICalc; worse 
 sitting, IDros., Euphor. 
 
 Ulcers, poultices : worse from wet,ICalc, Cham. 
 
 Ulcers, pressure : worse on side of limb oppo- 
 site to ulcer, Cham. 
 
 Ulcers, putrid : jgl^ 1 * fetid. 
 
 Ulcers, re-open: recently cicatrized, IIArs., 
 Chloral., IIColoc, MCrotal., ILach., ISep. ; 
 emit bloody lymph, ICarbo v. 
 
 Ulcers, rodent :" jg^ phagedenic. 
 
 Ulcers, round : circular, clean, sharp cut edges,, 
 deep smooth shining base, ichorous discharge, 
 
 ■ Hydras.; inflamed, elevated, turned up edges, 
 ■Merc; look as if punched out, IPhyt. 
 
 Ulcers, rubbing : worse from, HCalc, Canth., 
 ■Thuya. 
 
 Ulcers, scabby : Clem., Con., ■Graph., IMez.; 
 bases covered with a caseous coat, IMerc ; 
 crusty, ISul.; black crust, Chin, s.; dry crust, 
 Chin, s.; humid crust, Chin, s.; thick crust, 
 Chin, s.; hard, dry, yellow crusts, IHyper.; 
 surrounded by a gangrenous crust, on foot, 
 Ars. ; crusts under nails, Ars. ; covered with 
 scurf, IMur.ac; thin scurf,slight bleeding when 
 bandaged, I Ars.; thick whitish yellow, under 
 which thick yellow pus collects, MMez. 
 
 Ulcers, scorbutic: ■Aluru., lArs., Carbo a., 
 ■Carbo v., -Cochl., ILach., IIMerc, Mur.ac, 
 ■Staph., Sul. 
 
 Ulcers, scratching: relieves, ICalc; leaves a 
 raw sore, surrounded by blisters, IGels. 
 
 Ulcers, scrofulous : MArs., lAur. met., HBar. 
 m., IIBell., HCalc, ICalc p., Caps., HCarbo 
 v., IChim. m., ICist., I IGraph., IIHep., IHy- 
 dras., IKali bi., ILach., IILyc, IMerc. iod. 
 rub., IMur.ac, IPhos., I ISil., I IStram., HSul.; 
 discharging large quantity of pus, 01. jec; 
 discharge pus and sanious matter on tarsal 
 and metatarsal bones, Hydras.; with swelling; 
 of bones, IPsor.; in children, HCalc. 
 
 Ulcers, sensitive: Caust., ICham., ICinch., 
 IDulc, Hod., IMez., INux v., IPseonia, IPe- 
 trol.; cancerous inoculation, I Ars.; to contact, 
 ■Hep.; destitute of feeling, Hod.; redness 
 around edges, Cup. m.; spongy, with salty 
 discharge, IGraph.; to touch, Asaf., ICoccul., 
 
 ■ ILach., I ILyc, ISec; to touch and air, par- 
 ticularly wind, ■Cham.; worse from touch, 
 Euphor., IRan. b.; worse on touch or press- 
 ure, IStaph.; worse from slight touch, better 
 by hard pressure, Ign. 1$^ air, painful. 
 
 Ulcers, serpiginous : I Ars., Calc. , IMerc, IPhyt., 
 Sabad., ISars., ISil.; on face, with excruciating 
 pain, I IStaph. flgf eruption herpetic. 
 
 Ulcers, shallow : Jt^^- flat, superficial. 
 
 Ulcers, sitting : .g^* position. 
 
 Ulcers, skin : unhealthy, IStilling. 
 
 Ulcers, sleep : worse on awaking, ICalc. 
 
 Ulcers, sloughing: ICalc, Calend. g^° gan- 
 grenous. 
 
 Ulcers, small : ichorous over whole body, sensi- 
 tive, I Ars.; purulent collections around, 
 I Phos. ; round, with lardlike borders, Ant. t. 
 
 Ulcers, speckled : Con. 
 
 Ulcers, spongy : I Ars., Hod., IMerc, IPetrol.; 
 especially with gastric symptoms, I Ant. c; 
 pus acrid, ichorous, fetid, yellow, IKreo.; 
 syphilitic, ILach. 
 
 Ulcers, in Spring : ICalc. 
 
 Ulcers, superficial: ICinch., IILyc, IMerc, 
 INatr, m. ; over bony protuberances, IMez.; 
 with syphilitic eruption of skin in advanced 
 stage, INitr. ac; foul at bottom, with red 
 crowns, ILach. ; penetrates deeper daily, in- 
 creasing in circumference, edges becoming 
 more everted, Ars.; shallow, ILach.; wide- 
 spread, IMerc B@* flat. 
 
 Ulcers, swelling: lAnanth., Caust., Cham., 
 Con., IILyc, ISul.; chronic, surrounded by a 
 bright red swelling, caused by affected parts 
 becoming cold, tearing pain, I INux v.; pale 
 I Ferr.; and inflammatory redness, INatr. c 
 
45. TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. 
 
 114' 
 
 Ulcers, sycotic: with bluish, areolae, ILach.; 
 around a wart, Ant. c. 
 
 Ulcers, syphilitic: lAnanth., Ascl., lAur. 
 mur., lAur.mur. nat. IBapt., ICarbo v.,Chim. 
 umb., IClem., Cund., -Hippoz., Hod., Iris, 
 Uacea, IKali bi., IIKali iod., ILach. ,IIMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., IMez., IINitr. ac, UPhyt., Ru- 
 mex, Sang., ISars., IStaph.,IStilling., I IStram., 
 IIThuya; chancrelike, lAur. mur., Hippoz., 
 I Uacea, IMerc; chancroid on posterior sur- 
 face of fauces and soft palate, Uacea ; deep, 
 with hard edges, IKali bi.; deep spreading, 
 lAur. mur. nat.; high edges, irritable from 
 topical treatment, ICarbo v.; margin sharp, 
 ICarbo v.; mercurial, lAsaf., lAur. met., 
 IBell., ICarbo v., IIHep., IKali bi., ILach., 
 ILyc, IINitr. ac, UPhos. ac, IIPhyt.,ISars., 
 Sep., IISiL, ISul.; rupial, in great numbers, 
 all over body, IPhyt ; old, spreading, IMerc. 
 iod. rub. 
 
 Ulcers,tension : Caust.,Con., Graph., Hod., Merc, 
 Phos., IPhyt., Puis., IRhus, Sil., Spong., Sul. 
 
 Ulcers, throbbing : Asaf , ICalc, Clem., IHep., 
 Kalm., Lye, Merc, INatr. c, Sil., ISul.; at 
 night, IHep. 
 
 Ulcers, torpid : J8@f a indolent. 
 
 Ulcers, varicose : Ant.t., lArs., ICalc, Calend., 
 ICarbo v., Card, m., ICaust., Collin., Crotal., 
 IFluor. ac, Graph., IIHam., ILach., IIPuls., 
 IRhus, I ISul., Zinc; bleed easily, ISul.; burn- 
 ing, ISul.; half transparent crusts, like thick 
 glue, I Arm; deep, flat, circular, Ham.; dirty, 
 bluish bottom, lArn.; fetid, ISul.; itch, ISul.; 
 with granulating hypertrophy,with a syphi- 
 litic dyscrasia, Cund.; in old people, ISec; pain- 
 ful, lArn.; torpid,! Arm; watery, fetid secretion, 
 ■Arm; from a varix of a year's duration, Eucal. 
 
 Ulcers, white: ICalc; dirty, lArs., HCanth., 
 Hippoz., Lach., Merc, Sil. ©stl"" dirty. 
 
 Ulcers, weather : better in damp, Caust.; better 
 in dry, ICalc; worse in wet, ICalc. 
 
 Ulcers, yellowish: lAnanth., ICalc, Carbo v., 
 Lye, Puis., Sil. 
 
 ZYMOSIS : jgig^Chap. 29, Blood septicaemia. 
 
 45. TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. 
 
 Injuries. Passive Motion. Touch. 
 
 INJURIES (in general) : I Aeon., 1 1 Am., lAur. 
 mur., IBadiag., HCalend., liCic, ICon.,IHep., 
 IIHyper. , ILach., Puis., IRhus, IRuta, ISil., 
 ■Staph., Sul. ac; rupture of bloovessel, Millef.; 
 to chest, phthisis, IRuta ; exudation of blood, 
 fibrine or pus, IIArn.; subject to distress in 
 head, after, ILac def.; headache, Calend.; 
 hemorrhage of lungs, I Arm, Ipec, IMillef.; 
 hyperemia, IFerr. ph.; internal, bloody 
 flux, Millef.; to knee, I Apis, Iod.; of lungs. 
 Millef. ; spinal meningitis, I Aeon.; neuralgia, 
 IChel.; to oesophagus, ICic; old, freshen up, 
 Caust.; osseous growth, Calc fl.; paralysis, 
 I ICurar.; periostitis of foot, lAur. mur.; proud 
 flesh, Kalim.; suppuration, Asaf., Calc. s., 
 ■Cham., IHep., ISil.; slight, suppurate, skin 
 unhealthy, IBor. ; with swelling of parts, 
 proud flesh, Kali m.; ulceration, every hurt 
 festers, Sil. ; malignant ulcers with blue bor- 
 der, Mang. B@" wounds. 
 
 Injuries, bedsores : lArn., ICai'bo v., Cinch., 
 IHam., IHydras., I IPseonia, IPlumb., Puis., 
 ISul. ac; with black edges (typhoid) , I ILach.; 
 turn to gangrenous sores, ISul. ; gnawing 
 pain, ISul. ; putrid, -Hippoz. 
 
 Injuries, bites: All. sat., I Arm, IHyper., ILed., 
 I I Plant., Sul. ac; of bugs, I IHyper.; of mad 
 cat, lacerated wound, upper and lower leg 
 swollen (externally and internally), lAcet. ac. ; 
 of cat, through thumb (carbuncle), ILach.; 
 dog, ILach., IILyss. ; dog, burning better by 
 hot steam (lyssophobia), ILyss.; dog, head- 
 ache, ILyss.; dog, peculiar sensations at seat 
 of or in adjacent parts, like sensation of prick- 
 ing, boring or burning, always proceeding 
 from wound. Lyss.; flea, Grindel. ; flies, itch 
 
 and burn, Calad. ; hydrophobia, fl^T* Chap. 
 36 ; insects, Grin, INatr. m.; leeches, gangren- 
 ous, ILach.; musquitoes, burn, itch intensely, 
 ICalad.; of poisonous or enraged animals, 
 lAmm. c, lArs., IBell., ICaust., Lach., Led., 
 ILyss., Natr. m., Puis., Seneg.; rabid animals, 
 •Chrom. ac. ; rats, ILed.; serpent, and in 
 hydrophobia, A nag.; serpents, at once, before 
 difficult respiration sets in, IBell.; venomous 
 serpents, lArs., IBell., Ced., Seneg.; serpents, 
 chronic sequelae, Merc, Phos. ac; viper, 
 ICamph. ; after bite from a poisonous animal 
 or reptile, ligate above the wound, suck the 
 poison from the wound and expose the bitten 
 place to heat streaming from any hot surface, a 
 heated iron, stove, lamp, etc., without bring- 
 ing the wound in actual contact with the hot 
 surface. 
 
 Injuries, blows: IIArn.; ecchymoses from 
 slight, Agar. ; sudden, profuse epistaxis,Elaps; 
 upon eye, ISymph.; upon eyes, caused glau- 
 coma, Calab.; overhead with a stick, followed 
 by dim sight, Ammoniac; chronic inflamma- 
 tion of articular structures, Rhus ; on left side 
 and remaining for hours in wet clothes, neph- 
 ritis, IKali c; ovary swollen, IHam.; swell- 
 ing, Kali m. fi®- bruises, concussion. 
 
 Injuries, bruises: Absim, I I Aeon., • Agnus, 
 Ant. c, lArg. met., IIArn., IBadiag., I ICaust., 
 ICic,ICom, I ICroc, IDros., Euph., IForm., 
 IGlon., IHam., IHep., IHyper., Ilod., Kali c, 
 Lach., ILed., ILith., Mar. v., Mez., Mosch., 
 I IMillef., l01eand.,Pareira, I I Petrol., 1 1 Phos., 
 llPlant., MPlat., Polyg., IPuls., I IRhod., 
 I IRhus, IIRuta, Sep., I ISul., ISul. ac, 
 ISymph., Ver., MVerbas.; with blunt in- 
 
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 45. TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. 
 
 struments, IIArn.; condensation of cellular 
 tissue and induration of glandular structures, 
 accompanied by a sensation of numbness, 
 Con. ; crushing, as mashed fingers, especially 
 tips, IHyper.; discoloration remaining after 
 pain and inflammation subsides, ILed.; espe- 
 cially when ecchymosed, ISul. ac. ; dry heat 
 follows, Acet. ac; after a kick of ahorse, vari- 
 cose ulcer on right leg just above instep, eight 
 inches in circumference, concave, dark blue, 
 emitting a fetid, odor, IKali s. ; without 
 laceration, IIArn.; nervous tissues are main- 
 ly concerned, IHyper.; old, IGlon.; orchitis, 
 Zinc; while riding on horseback, I Bar. m.; 
 spine, ill effects, I Con.; painful suppura- 
 tion, ICroc ; swelling remains, IKali m.; ten- 
 sion, in skin, Sainb.; tumors, ICon.; ulcers, 
 ICon. 
 
 Injuries, burns : Acet. ac, Aeon., Agar., Alum., 
 I I Ant. c, IIArs., I ICalc, IICanth.,ICarbo v., 
 I ICaust., I Calend., Cic,Cycl., Euphor., IHam., 
 IHep., I IHyper., Kali m., IIKreo., ILach., 
 IMerc, I I Plant., Plumb., Puis., Ruta, ISec, 
 ISil., IStram., Sul., -Tereb., ITJrt. ur.; to pre- 
 vent blisters arising, HCanth., IKali m.; de- 
 lirium, Calend. ; chronic diarrhoea, ICalc; 
 threatening erysipelas or gangrene, ICrotal.; 
 extensive, Carbol. ac. ; threatening gangrene, 
 lArs., 1 1 Plumb.; mustard poultice causes ulcer- 
 ation, ICalc. p.; from nettles,Caust. ; of oesopha- 
 gus, with loss of ubstances, Calend.; ophthal- 
 mia, from unslaked lime, I Apis ; pyaemia, 
 hectic fever, ICrotal.; scalds, IICanth.,ICarbol. 
 ac,ICarb. s.,IICaust., ICrotal., Petrol., IStram.; 
 scalds, laryngitis, ICrotal.; suppurating,Calc s.; 
 of tongue, lArs., Calend., ICaust.; ulcerate, 
 discharge offensive, ICarbol.ac; unconscious- 
 ness, Calend.; apply tincture of Cantharides 
 in water to a fresh burn. 
 
 Injuries, cicatrices: j^°* scars. 
 
 Injuries, concussion : Aeon., I I Anac, IIArn., 
 I I Aur. met., IIBadiag., IBell., I ICalc, Calend., 
 Camph., Cann., Caust., I ICic, Cina, Cinch., 
 ICoccul., Con., Cup. m., Euph., IHell., 
 I IHyosc, I IHyper., I Hod., Jacea, I I Kali ph., 
 Kreo., ILach., Laur., ILed., Lye, Magn. m,, 
 
 I IMang., Mez., INatr. m., IINatr. s., Nuxm., 
 INux v., Phos. ac, IPuls., IRhus, Seneg., 
 
 I I Sep., I ISil., ISpig., Staph., Sul. ac, Val., 
 MVer.; of brain, deafness, Chin, s.; epi- 
 lepsy, from a blow on head, commencing 
 three years after, Art. v.; furuncles on places 
 hurt, I IDulc; haemoptysis, Ferr. ph.; inju- 
 ries to hand, IMar. v., INatr. s.; headache, 
 Calc s.; lesions, pains and suggillations, IIBa- 
 diag.; to spine, ill effects, ICon. 
 
 Injuries, convulsions: suppuration, seems to 
 be cause of convulsions, IBufo. JSHT 1 Chap. 36, 
 Convulsions, injuries. 
 
 Injuries, cuts (incised wounds, stabs): ICalend., 
 ICarbo v., ICic, Con., IHam., Hep., ILach., 
 Natr. c, INitr. ac, Plumb., ISil., UStaph., 
 ISul., Sul. ac; sluggish escape of dark thick 
 blood, Dig. ; erysipelatous, I IPlant.; gangren- 
 ous, MPlant.; in head, from glass (tetanus), 
 Calab.; show outwardly a dark hemor- 
 rhagic mass, deeper in bright red and at bot- 
 tom a yellow mass, lAnthrac; inflammation, 
 ICalend.; highly inflamed, I IPlant.; in- 
 flame, suppurate and heal rapidly,Plumb.; sur- 
 rounded by miliary whitish rash, IRhus v.; of 
 sclerotica, ICalend. ; from sharp instruments, 
 
 glass,etc.,IStaph.; to control suppuration, thick 
 yellow matter, Calc. s.; swelling, IKali m. 
 
 Injuries, dislocation: IAgn.c,l lAmb., lAmm. 
 c, Ang., lArn., Bar. c, IBell., Bo v., IBry., 
 1 1 Calc, Cann., ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., I ICaust., 
 Con., I Form., IIGraph., Hep., Ilgn., Kreo., 
 IILyc.JMerc, Mez.,Mosch.,IINatr. c,IINatr. 
 m., INitrum, INitr. ac, INux v., IIPetroL, 
 NPhos., IPuls., IIRhod., IIRhus, IRuta, Sa- 
 bina,Sep., I ISpig.,Stann., Staph., ISul., Zinc; 
 easy dislocation, IIAmm. c, Bry., I ICalc, 
 Cann., ICarbo a., I ICarbo v., Con., Hep., 
 ILyc, I IMerc, IINatr. c, INatr. m.,INitr.ac, 
 Nitrum, INux v., IPetroL, IPhos., IIRhus, 
 IRuta, ISul.; where inflammation is under 
 control, hastens curative process of joint, 
 ■Ruta ; lameness of wrists and knees,Rheum; 
 with injuries to soft parts, ICalend. 
 
 Injuries, dissecting wounds : I I Apis, IIArs., 
 Ham., I ILach., -Tereb.; symptoms those of 
 phlegmonous erysipelas, accumulation of pus 
 in distant parts, typhus condition superven- 
 ing, Crotal.; become gangrenous, Anthrac, 
 IIArs., I ILach.; pyaemia, hectic fever, ICrotal. 
 
 Injuries, ecchymosis: IIAcet.ac, IIArn. ,IBa- 
 diag., Bry., Calend., Con., Dulc, IHam., 
 ILach., I Led., Nux v., Puis., Rhus, Sul., ISul.. ac. 
 
 Injuries, erysipelas: lApis, Chloral., Ruta; 
 phlegmonous, phlyctenous or cedematous, 
 ICrotal. 
 
 Injuries, falls: IIArn., Con., Euph., Ham., IHy- 
 per.,Lith., ISul. ac; asphyxia, with shootings 
 and jerkings, IHyper.; back painful after fall- 
 ing from a height, ICon.; pain in small of back, 
 IKali c; bleeding, internal injuries, IMillef.; 
 bloodspitting, IMillef.; repeated bronchor- 
 rhagia, Millef.; morbus coxarius, Staph.; deep 
 hole in forehead, ICalend.; glaucoma, Calab.; 
 swelling in groin, I Aur. met.; headache, with 
 sore eyes, IHyper.; inguinal hernia, 1 1 Jamb.; 
 internal injuries, I IMillef.; nosebleed, Acet. 
 ac; ovarian irritation, Ham.; swelling, Kalim.; 
 vertigo, Aeon., IGlon. gig" concussion. 
 
 Injuries, foreign bodies : cause enteritis, ICa- 
 lend.; glass, needles, etc., I ISil.; irritation and 
 inflammation of eyes, 1 1 Aeon., ISil.; lacerate 
 oesophagus, Calend. 
 
 Injuries, fractures: ICalc, HCalc p., ICalend., 
 I IRuta, ISil., HSymph.; to favor production 
 of callous, I ICalc. p., ISymph.; compound 
 comminuted, gangrene, ILach.; compound, 
 gangrenous spots, ILach.; compound, pyaemia, 
 hectic, Crotal.; compound, in course of septic 
 or zymotic disease, in broken-down constitu- 
 tions, old inebriates, or other states of low 
 vitality or degraded blood, tendency to gan- 
 grene or unhealthy suppuration, threatening 
 septic absorption, iCrotal.; compound, profuse 
 suppuration, IIArn.; of skull, particularly 
 compound, ICalend.; sleeplessness, ISticta^ 
 at beginning, for injury to soft parts, adjacent' 
 parts red, hot, painful, Ferr. ph.; bone splin- 
 ters, protruding, ICalend.; of tibia, lAnthrac; 
 to facilitate union and lessen pricking pains, 
 ISymph.; unite slowly, IFerr. 
 
 Injuries, friction: phymosis, Arn.; of shoe or 
 boot, ulcerated places on feet, ICepa. 
 
 Injuries, gangrene : Aeon., Amm. c, lAnthrac, 
 IIArs., Bell., IIBrom., ICarbo v., ICinch., 
 I lEucal., Euphor., I ILach., Sec, ISil.; an- 
 thrax, ICamph.; bite of dog, • Tereb.; cold 
 gangrene, Asaf.; after dissection wounds, 
 
45. TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. 
 
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 lAnthrac, IIArs., IILach.; ichorous dis- 
 charge, Kali ph.; from leeches or mustard, 
 USec; to prevent, ICalend.; from inoculating 
 sheep, lAnthrac. 
 
 Injuries, glandular organs : ICon.,IIod., Kalm., 
 Petrol., Phos. 
 
 Injuries, gunshot: lArn., Euph., IHyper., 
 INitr. ac, Plumb., Puis., Ruta, SuL, Sul. ac; 
 in hand, ILach.; through lung, haemoptysis, 
 with collapse, I Cinch. 
 
 Injuries, lacerations : I ICalend., IHam., IHy- 
 per., Staph.; from blunt instruments, bones 
 bare,or crushed and splintered, HCarbol. ac; 
 of eyes, ICalend.; inflammation, ICalend.; of 
 lip, ' ICalend.; members almost separated 
 from body, IHyper.; nervous tissues, IHyper.; 
 pyaemia, hectic fever attending, CrotaL; loss 
 of soft parts when no union can be effected 
 by means of adhesive plaster, HCalend.; pain- 
 ful swelling and tendency to erysipelatous in- 
 flammation or sphacelus, 1 1 Plant.; torn and 
 jagged looking, HCalend. 
 
 Injuries, lifting (overlifting) : Alum., I lAmb., 
 lArn., I IBar.c, IBov., IBry., IICalc.,1 ICarbo 
 a., ICarbo v., I ICaust., I I Cinch., ICoccul., 
 Coloc, ICon., I I Croc, Dulc,Ferr., IForm., 
 ■Graph., I Hod., I I Kali c, IKalm., Lach., 
 ILyc, Merc, IMillef.; IIMur. ac, I Xatr. c, 
 
 I I Xatr. m.. I I Xitr. ac, IXux v., Oleand., 
 
 I I Phos., IPhos. ac, Plat., Pod., Rhod., 
 
 ■ ■Rhus, Ruta, 1 1 Sep., ISil., Spig., MStann., 
 Staph., 1 1 Sul., Sul. ac, Thuya, I IVal.; causes 
 great debility, I ICarbo a.; easily, IIGraph.; in 
 general hernia, Coccul., IXux v., Sul. ; pro- 
 lapsus uteri, Aur. met., Bell., IINux v., Sep. 
 
 Injuries, nails : whitlow, I ICepa, IILed., IRhus, 
 Sep. 
 
 Injuries, to nerves : I ICurar., I IHyper., IMagn. 
 p., Menyanth., Tarant., iTereb./Therid.; with 
 jerking in muscles, IHyper.; lacerated, pains 
 excruciating, IHyper.; neuritis, IStram.; with 
 soreness, IHyper. 
 
 Injuries, overexertion: lArn., lArs., IHam., 
 IMillef., IRhus. g^T lifting, sprains. 
 
 Injuries, poisoning : from decayed, morbid or 
 animal matter, by inoculation, inhalation, or 
 swallowing, IIArs.; byfoul breath, lAnthrac; 
 by glanders, lAnthrac; inoculation, inflam- 
 mation, pain, Hippoz.; wounds, -Chrom.ac 
 jg^" bites; also Chap. 46, Eruption, Rhus 
 poisoning. 
 
 Injuries, punctured wounds: IIApis, IIHy- 
 per., IILed.; in articulations, flow of synovia, 
 Calend. ; awls, ratbites, nails, etc. , particularly 
 if wounded parts feel cold to touch and to 
 patient, IILed.; of brain, Calend., IHyper.; 
 nails or splinters in feet, IHyper.; needles 
 under nails, IHyper.; neglected, Chel. ; nerv- 
 ous tissues mainly concerned, IHyper.; severe 
 pain, I IHyper.; "feel very sore, from nails, 
 needles, pins, splinters, ratbites, etc., to 
 prevent lockjaw, IIHyper. ; splinters, II Arn., 
 Carbo v., ICic, I Hep., Lach., IXitr. ac, 
 
 ■ ISil., Sul.; splinters in eye, 1 1 Aeon., ICalc, 
 ISil., ISul.; from a splinter, throbs, ulcer- 
 ates, Bar. c; splinter causes panaritium, 
 ■Led.; to promote expulsion of splinter, 
 •Anag., I ISil. 
 
 Injuries, scalds: j^g 00 burns. 
 
 Injuries, scars (cicatrices): to promote favorable 
 cicatrization, ICalend.; creeping and pain, 
 Lyss. ; prevent disfiguring, ICalend.; the place 
 
 of old injuries becomes the seat of new affec- 
 tions, Calc. fl. S^~ Chap. 46, Skin. 
 
 Injuries, scratches : bleed profusely and con- 
 tinuously (purpura hemorrhagica), slight, 
 bleed, Alum. ; by a dog, erysipelatous inflam- 
 mation of left arm, affecting whole lower arm 
 and hand (secondary erysipelas), I Kali c; 
 malignant ulcer, Mang. 
 
 Injuries, shock : lAcet. ac, lAcon., Amm. c, 
 ■Am., lArs., ICalc, HCamph., ICaps., ICarbo 
 v., ■Cham., IChlorof., ■Cinch„ICoff., ICup.m., 
 
 ■ ■Dig., HGels., Hell., Hep., IHydr. ac, 
 Hyper., Ilpec, I ILach., ILauroc,Lyc, Merc, 
 ■Xatr. in., Xitr. ac, IXux m., XuxV., MOp., 
 ■Phos., Psor., Sec, Sep., Staph., Stront, Sul., 
 ■Tabac, MVer.; fainting, uneasiness about 
 heart, twitching, oppression of chest, (Chain.; 
 fear overpowering, with fatigue, IGels.; limbs 
 cold, ICamph.; affecting heart, ILMg., ILach.; 
 prostration, Acet. ac; surgical operations, 
 
 ■ ■Aeon.; syncope, Atrop. s. fg^ Chap. 36, 
 Fainting, Weakness. 
 
 1 Injuries, sloughing : ICalend., ■Carbol. ac; in 
 
 gunshot wounds, IHyper. 
 Injuries, smoke: Calc,Caust,,IEuph.,l IXatr.m.,. 
 
 Xux v., Oleand., ISep., USpig., I ISul. 
 
 gg^° vapors. 
 Injuries, soreness : 1 1 Arn., IRhus ; of parts, on 
 
 which he lies, IXuxm.; from lying in bed, 
 
 Graph.; in muscles around wound (bite), Lyss. 
 Injuries, splinters: %~s^ punctured wounds. 
 Injuries, sprains: (Agnus, lAmm. c, NArn.,. 
 
 ■ Asaf., Bell., Bry., Calc, Carbo a., Carbo v., 
 Ign., Lye, I IMillef., Xatr. c, Xatr. m., Xitr. 
 ac, Xux v., Petrol., Phos., Polvg., Puis., 
 
 ■ ■Rhus, HRuta, Sep., Sul., Symph!; of ankles 
 and feet, IILed.; disposition, by lifting or 
 stretching, I IRhus ; disposition to be sprained, 
 old sprains, Xatr. c ; easily, from lifting small 
 weight, ICarbo a.; dry heat follows, Acet. ac; 
 lameness, especially wrists and ankles,! IRuta; 
 lameness of wrists and knees, Rheum ; from 
 lifting, I I Agnus; rupture of muscles, Calend.; 
 old, Stront,; bluish redness, intense soreness, 
 swelling, II Arn. Ji-g" lifting, straining. 
 
 Injuries, stabs : g^lf* cuts. 
 
 Injuries, stings: I I Aeon., All. sat., I I Ant. c, 
 ■Apis, lArn., Ars., IBell.. ICalad., Camph., 
 Caust,, Ced., I IHyper., I ILach., BLed., I I Merc,. 
 ■Xatr. in., Seneg., I ISep., Sil.,Sul.; bee, ILach., 
 ■Xatr. in.; in eye, Aeon., Arn.; bee, opacity 
 of cornea, ICann. s.; bees or wasps, II Arn.; 
 bees, wasps and other insects, lApis ; erysip- 
 elatous or gangrenous, ■Crotal.; laryngitis, 
 ICrotal.; mosquitoes, IILed., IXatr.m.; pyae- 
 mia, hectic, CrotaL; swelling changes color, 
 Anthrac ; in temple, I I Apis ; in tongue, bee, 
 Aeon., Arn., Bell., Merc; of wasp, burning, 
 Vespa ; of wasp, burning, as if something were 
 sticking and drawing out, Vespa ; wasp, chilly 
 cold sensation all around red middle, fol- 
 lowed by chill running all over him in short 
 intervals like waves, Vespa ; of wasps or other 
 insects, I Acet, ac; wasp, lancinating, smart- 
 ing, stinging, throbbing, suppurated and dis- 
 charged freely, Vespa ; of yellow jacket, 
 ■Led. 
 
 Injuries, straining: easily strained, I ICalc, 
 ICon.; easily, producing great debility,! ICarbo 
 a.; from lifting, I I Agnus; membranous and 
 tendonous structures, ICon.; menorrhagia,. 
 I IPod.;varicocele,Ruta. jggrlifting, sprains. 
 
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 45. TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. 
 
 Injuries, suggillations: JS^" ecchymosis. 
 
 Injuries, sunstroke : fig£* Chap. 39, Sun. 
 
 Injuries, surgical operations: after opening 
 abscess on heel, edges of wound mortified, 
 lArs.; after amputation, neuralgia of stump, 
 burning, stinging, ICepa ; after amputation 
 of thigh, neuralgia of stump, Asaf.; ampu- 
 tation, after compound fracture of left up- 
 per arm, I Calend. healed stump; after am- 
 putation, scars ulcerating, ICalc. p.; for cancer, 
 
 I Coca ; colic, in lithotomy or ovariotomy, 
 ■Staph.; to promote healthy granulations and 
 to prevent or arrest gangrene, Calend. ; for 
 incarcerated hernia,pain in abdomen, I Hyper.; 
 to joints, Calend.; wounds painfully sensitive, 
 fever, lAcon. ; for stone, I IMillef., IStaph. 
 
 Injuries, swelling: Aeon., lArn., IBelL, IBry., 
 Nux v., IPuls., IRhus, Sul., Sul. ac. 
 
 Injuries, vaccination: bad effects, I A pis, Hep., 
 Kali m., HSil., IISul., IIThuya, I I Thuya and 
 Sabina followed by Tuberc; abscess in axilla, 
 
 ■ ISil.; asthmatic attacks, I I Thuya ; after revac- 
 cination, atrophy of right arm, I I Thuya ; back- 
 ache, liSil.; roundish, ulcerating edge, consists 
 of a number of pointed condylomata which 
 could be separated by a fine probe (child), 
 
 I I Thuya conjunctivitis, I I Thuya; convulsions, 
 I ISil.; whooping cough, immediately, in two 
 scrofulous boys, IThuya; diarrhoea, ISil., 
 Thuya ; itchlike eruption, depriving child 
 of sleep, IMez.; erysipelas, on eighth day, 
 centres of insertion blackish and circles 
 filled with dark lymph and surrounded by 
 a patch of inflammation, small red papules 
 on arm and forearm, on ninth day skin of 
 nearly whole upper extremity inflamed, 
 dark red and thickened, skin of shoulder, 
 neck, chest, abdomen and back in similar 
 condition, and on lower extremities, eruption 
 in small patches, above the elbow black- 
 ish, MCrotal.; fever, backache, headache, 
 I ISil.; imbecility, I IThuya; keratitis, Vacc. or 
 Variol.; nausea, HSil.;- pustular eruption, 
 ■Crotal.; pustular eruption on head (goitre), 
 I I Sul.; burning, itching pustules, I IPsor.; ery- 
 sipelatous redness, I Apis; sleeplessness, 
 ■Thuya; loss of speech, IIThuya; red and 
 inflamed swellings over whole arm, I ISil.; in- 
 cipient tuberculosis, I I Tuberc. 
 
 {Injuries, vapors : of chlorine, J^ 3 * Chap. 48, 
 Chlorum ; of coal, 1 1 Arm, Bell., I IBov., Ipec, 
 ■Op. ; copper, I ICamph., Ilpec, Lye, IMerc, 
 I I Nux v., Op., IPuls.; irritating (laryngitis), 
 
 ■ Crotal.; sulphurated hydrogen, lAcet. ac, 
 Chlor. JS^ir smoke. 
 
 Injuries, venesection : ■Cinch.; puerperal con- 
 vulsions, during labor, Ver. v.; haemoptysis, 
 ■Senecio. 
 
 Injuries, wounds: atrophy, IForm.; become 
 black, ■Cinch., ILach. ; bleeding, ICop., 
 Diad., I ILach., I IMillef:, HPhos.; slight, 
 bleed much, (Hydras., IKreo., ILach., HPhos., 
 Sec; open, bloody and serous infiltrations of 
 cellular tissues, Calend.; parts feel cold to 
 touch, and to patient, IILed.; healing, hard 
 yellow crusts, I I Hyper.; cutting, burning, 
 stinging, Natr.c; nervous depression, IHyper.; 
 cause fainting, Ver.; of flesh, to promote 
 granulations, ICalend.; skin around green, 
 ■Lach . ; to favor rapid healing, IManc. ; secures 
 healing by first intention, ICalend.; do not 
 heal, Cepa ; do not heal readily, become 
 
 painful, Cham. ; quick tendency to heal (the 
 same in leprosy), Lyss.; small, on skin, heal 
 with difficulty and easily suppurate, I ISil.; 
 reddish ichor, from small, lAnthrac; in- 
 flamed, Calend., ICon.; reddish or bluish, 
 Lyss.; small, inflame and suppurate easily, 
 Plumb.; skin around lead colored, ILach.; 
 redness and swelling along course of lym- 
 phatics, IBufo.; lymphatics swell, Bufo.; mag- 
 goty, ICalend.; neglected, suppuration threat- 
 ens, ISil.; offensive, ICalend.; old, neglected, 
 ICalend.; old, from a thrust, become painful 
 again, Jamb.; reopen and bleed, IPhos.; 
 old, cicatrized, reopen and suppurate, ICroc; 
 proud flesh, stinging, purplish, ILach.; pain- 
 ful, INatr. m.; painful, as if bruised, in 
 morning, Calend.; picking in it, Calend.; 
 painful, open, IHyper.; from two small, much 
 pus of a bad odor, on twelfth day, lAn- 
 thrac; painful, before suppuration, IHyper.; 
 pains spread to neighboring parts, and extend 
 up limb, IIHyper. ; pains like those of severe 
 toothache, IIHyper.; of penis, Millef.; pus 
 bland, too profuse, thick, IPuls.; raw, Calend.; 
 raw, painful, as if beaten, Calc; skin around, 
 bluish red, ILach.; next morning red around 
 edges, Lyss. ; bright red, raw, covered with a 
 crust of tenacious lymph, Asaf.; surroundings 
 look red, Calend.; smarting,Calend.; smarting, 
 even those of bones, MPhos^ac; stinging, 
 during fever, Calend.; suppurate, ICalc, ICa- 
 lend., INatr. m., IPuls.; to control suppuration, 
 Calc. s.; small, suppurate and do not heal, 
 raw, inflamed, painful as if beaten, Calc. fl.; 
 suppurate much, Bufo., ISil. ; to prevent sup- 
 puration and putrefaction, Chrom. ac; small, 
 suppurate, do not heal, Calc; suppurate, 
 throbbing, lancinating, I IBufo.; bluishly in- 
 jected, skin around oedematously swollen 
 (erysipelas after circumcision); lApis ; tear- 
 ing pains, frequently attributed to effects of 
 a cold and to rheumatism, Lyss.; tetanus, 
 spasms begin in wound, ILed.; tumefied with 
 blush of erysipelas, extending for two inches 
 around, I Apis ; small, ulcerate and spread, 
 Petrol.; ulcerate and become very sore, Bar. c; 
 skin around yellow, ILach. 
 
 PASSIVE MOTION, being carried : chil- 
 dren desire, I Ant. t., Ars., Bell., HCham., 
 Merc, lEhus. 
 
 Passive motion, descending motion: infants 
 are startled, IIBor. 
 
 Passive motion, jarring (shaking) : aggrava- 
 tion, I IBelL, IGlon., HSpig.; the least of bed 
 or chair aggravates tenderness of abdomen, 
 etc., IIBell.; worse from shaking, HSpig.; least 
 jar unbearable, CoccuL; vibration renders 
 pain unbearable, IColch. 
 
 Passive motion, riding : dull aching over eyes, 
 Ang.; in a carriage, aggravation, IBor., Calc, 
 MCarbo v., IICoccul., Colch., I ICroc, Cycl., 
 Ferr., Graph., IIHelon., IHep., Hgm, Iod., 
 I IKalic,Lach.,Lvc,l IMagn. c,Natr. m., INux 
 m., IPetroL, Phos., Plat., ISel., llSep., ISil., 
 I IStaph.,ISul.,Val.;in a carriage, amelioration, 
 IGraph., IINitr. ac, Nitrum ; cannot bear to 
 ride in a carriage, feels generally unwell dur- 
 ing or after it, Lyss.; complaint from riding in 
 a carriage, railroad car, or on a ship, UPetrol.; 
 a long time, in an open carriage, Iod.; pains 
 renewed when riding in cars, Iodof.; on horse- 
 back, Ars., 1 1 Graph., Magn. m.. INatr. c, 
 
45. TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. 
 
 1151 
 
 IRuta, USep., Sil., I ISpig., ISul.ac, Val.; sen- 
 sitiveness, ICoccul.; in a car or carriage, sick 
 stomach, lArn.; worse during passive motion, 
 riding, and after it, Ign. 
 
 Passive motion, sailing: $£&* Chap. 16, Sea- 
 sickness. 
 
 Passive motion, swinging: ICoccul., Petrol.; 
 increased perception of downward motion of 
 hammock causes anxiety, Coff. t. 
 
 TOUCH: aggravation: I Aeon., Agar., I I Amb., 
 Amm. c, Amm. m., I lAnac, lAng., Ant. c, 
 I Ant. t., I lArg. met., IArn.,1 lArs., Asar., Aur. 
 met., Bar. c, HBelL, Bor., Bov., IBry.,Calad., 
 Calc.,Camph.,ICann., I ICanth., ICaps., I ICarbo 
 a., ICarbo v., Caust., HCham., Chel., Cic.JCi- 
 na, Cinch., I I Clem., I ICoccul., 1 1 Coff., UColch., 
 Coloc, Con., MCroc, ICup. m., Cycl., Dig., 
 Dros.,Dulc,IEuphor.,Euph.,l IFerr.,1 I Graph., 
 I IGuaiac.,IHell.,IIHep., IIHyos.,Ign.,l Hod., 
 Ipec, Jacea, Kali c, IKreo., IILach., Laur., 
 ■Led., IILyc, IMagn. c, IMagn. m., Mang., 
 I I Mar. v., Menyanth., I I Merc, IMez.,Mosch., 
 Mur. ac, Natr. c, I INatr. m., INitr. ac, Ni- 
 trum, I INux m., I INux v., I lOleand., Op., 
 ■Paris, Petrol., Phos., IPhos. ac, I I Plat., 
 Plumb., I Puis., IIRan. b., Ran. sc, IRhod., 
 ■Rhus, I IRuta, Sabad., HSabina, Sars., 
 ■Sec, Seneg., HSep., ■Sil., NSpig., I ISpong., 
 HSquilla, Stann., UStaph., IStram., IStront., 
 
 ■ ISul., Sul. ac, ITarax., Thuya, I I Val., IVer., 
 
 I IVerbas., Viol., Zinc; amelioration, Agar., 
 
 I I Alum., Amm. c, Amm. m., I I Anac, Ant. c, 
 Arn., Ars., IIAsaf., Bell., IBism., MBry., 
 
 ■ ICalc, 1 1 Caust., Chel., Cinch., Coloc, Con., 
 
 ■ ICycl., IIDros., Euphor., Euph., Hep., 
 Jacea, Kali c, Lye, IMang., IMenyanth., 
 
 II Mur. ac,INatr. c, Natr. m., Oleand., Petrol., 
 
 ■Phos., Phos. 
 
 I I Plumb., Sep., Spong. 
 
 I ISul., I ITarax., (Thuya ; affected parts very 
 sensitive, Guaiac; slightest, may throw him 
 into agitation or bring on convulsions, Lyss.; 
 ■cannot bear to be touched, starts when touched 
 ever so lightly especially on feet, ■■Kali c; 
 generally better from touch, pressing or rub- 
 bing parts gently, Natr. c. ; child does not want 
 to be touched, ICina ; children stiffen when 
 touched or moved, Apis ; sensitive, in puerperal 
 convulsions, IPhos.; eruption, sensitive, Dulc. ; 
 whatever part she grasps burns, Caust.; 
 intolerance of manipulation, causes agitation, 
 ■Coff.; pains increased by every touch, Ant. 
 t.; pains unbearable, with great sensitive- 
 ness to touch, and fear of exciting new pain 
 by moving, Ham. ; sensitive to slightest, 
 IColch.; whole surface exceedingly sensitive, 
 every hair painful when touched, 1 1 Apis; 
 throat sensitive, Bell., IILach.; diminished 
 sensibility over whole surface of body, Acet. 
 ac. (Chap. 36, Anaesthesia). %g^" contact. 
 Touch, bedclothes(covering): as if cold air were 
 blowing on her while covered warm, ILac 
 def.; aversion to covering, with icy cold limbs 
 (cholera), I ISec; cannot bear, in otitis media, 
 ■Lye; desire to be covered, I I Bell., IIHep., 
 1 IMagn. c, (Natr. c, I I Natr. m.; desire to be 
 covered, even in warm room, IIHep.; intoler- 
 ance, before attack (spasms), IMosch.; kicks 
 off, IIBry., ISul.; kicks off, in meningitis, 
 I I Ver. ; child kicks off, at night, ISul.; throws 
 off, ILach., Med.; throws off, yet surface is 
 cold, Med.,IISec; throws off, in fever,IHyos.; 
 inclination to throw off and open windows 
 
 (fever), Chin, a.; general aggravation from un- 
 covering, Rheum ; coughs when any part is 
 uncovered, IIHep.; desire to uncover, I Ars., 
 Mosch.,IMur. ac; desire to uncover, especially 
 during exacerbation of fever, in evening, with 
 burning heat (scarlet fever), I Mur. ac; de- 
 sire to uncover, with heat, IBry., ICalc; de- 
 sire to uncover, with heat and sweat, IStaph.; 
 uncovering, pain worse, Stront. 
 
 Touch, clothing: aggravation from pressure, 
 Amm. c, Arn., I I Asar., IBry., I ICalc, ICaps., 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., Cyich., I ICoff., IHep., 
 IILach., IILyc, I INux v., Oleand., Op., Puis., 
 IIRan. b., MSars., ISep., I ISpong., IStann., 
 Sul. ; better on loosening, Ars. ; obliged to 
 loosen, Ign., IILach., ILyc; causes distress, 
 Kali c, Kali m., Polyg.; pressure of hat, Agar., 
 I I Alum., Ang., I I Arg. met.,Carbo a., ICarbo v., 
 IIHep., Lach., I I Laur., Led., IILyc, Mez., 
 ■Nitr. ac, Nitrum, ■Sil., Stront., Sul., IVal.; 
 neckbands feel tight, I ILach.; feels tight, worse 
 in hypogastrium, lArs. s. f.; cannot bear to 
 touch affected part, ICham.; better wrapping 
 up, IIHep., Rheum, IRhus, IISiL, ISquilla, 
 IStront. Jg@~ Chap. 39, Warmth. 
 
 Touch, contact: dread of, I ICham., ICoff., 
 IIHep.; painful sensitiveness of skin, IBell.; 
 surface sensitive, lAct. rac, IILach.; sensi- 
 tiveness against external influences, Chin. s. ; 
 least renews spasm, IBell., ICurar.; ulcers, 
 sensitive, IHep. 
 
 Touch, pressure : aggravation, Aeon., IIAgar., 
 Alum., Amb., Amm. c, Amm. m., Anac, 
 I Ang., I I Ant. c, J I Arg. met., Arn., Ars.,Asaf., 
 
 ' MBar. c, Bell., Bism., Bor., Bov., Bry., ICa- 
 lad., Calc, Camph., ICann., ICaps., (ICarbo 
 a., ICarbo v., Caust., Cinch., I ICina, Coloc, 
 I ICup. m., Dig., I IDros., Dulc, I Guaiac, Hell., 
 
 ■ IHep., I IHyos., Ign., I Hod., Ipec, Kali c, 
 ■Lach., Laur., I ILed., IILyc, IMagn. c,Magn. 
 m., Mang., IMar. v., Menyanth., I I Merc, 
 
 I I Mez., IMosch., Mur. ac, Natr. c, INatr. m., 
 INitr. ac, Nitrum, Nux m., Nux v., lOleand., 
 
 I I Phos., Phos. ac,IPlat., Puls.,IR'an. b., IRan. 
 sc, Rhus, IRuta, I I Sabad., I ISabina, I ISamb., 
 I I Sars., ISelen., Seneg., ISep., MSil., Spig., 
 ■Spong., Stann., IStaph., I IStram., Stront., 
 Sul., Sul. ac, Thuya, IVal., Ver., IVerbas., 
 Zinc; amelioration, Aeon., I I Alum., Amb., 
 ■Amm.c,IAmm.m., 1 1 Anac, Ant. c, Arg. ruet., 
 Arn., I I Ars., Asaf., IAur.«net., I IBell., Bism., 
 ■Bor., I I Bov., I IBry., Calc, Camph., I ICanth., 
 I ICaust., IChel., Cina, Cinch., IClem., ICocc, 
 
 ■ IColoc, HCon., I I Croc, I I Dig., Dros.JDulc, 
 ■Graph., Guaiac, Hell., I I Ign., Ipec, Kali c, 
 I IKreo., Laur., Led., Magn. c, NMagn. m., 
 ■Mang., I IMenyanth., Merc, Mez., Mosch,, 
 ■Mur. ac, I INatr. c,Natr. m., Nux m., I INux 
 v., Oleand., IParis, Phos., IPhos. ac, (Plumb., 
 Puis., IRhus, Ruta, Sabad., Sabina, Sep., Sil., 
 I ISpig., I IStann., I ISul., I ISul. ac, 1 1 Thuya, 
 I IVer., Verbas., Zinc; amelioration by gently 
 pressing parts, or rubbing, Natr. c. ; most vio- 
 lent pains after bandages are put on, Calend. ; 
 pains better, Indig.; parts feel sore, as if 
 bruised, Arg. met. 
 
 Touch, rubbing (friction) : aggravation, Amm. 
 m., IIAnac, Arn.,1 I Ars., IBism., Bor., ICalad., 
 I ICalc, Cann., I ICanth., ICaps., Carbo a., 
 ■Caust., Cham., Chel., ICoff., HCon., Cup. m., 
 Dros., I I Guaiac, ILed.,Magn.c,Mang.,l I Merc, 
 IMez.,Mur. ac,Natr. c, Paris, IPhos., Phos. ac, 
 
1152 
 
 46. SKIN. 
 
 IIPuls., Seneg., ISep., ISil., I ISpig., I ISpong., 
 Stann., 1 1 Staph., Stram., UStront., Sul.; ame- 
 lioration, Agar., I Alum., Amb., Amm. c, 
 
 I I Amm. m., I I Anac, Ang., I I Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 IArn.,IAsaf.,Bell., Benz. ac.,Bor. ,Bov.,l IBry., 
 HCalc, Camph., Cann., llCanth., MCaps., 
 llCarbo a., Caust., IICheL, UCic, MCina, 
 
 I I Cinch., ICycl., IDros., IGuaiac, Hep., Hgn., 
 Jacea, Kali c, IILaur., I IMagn. c., I IMagn. 
 m., IIMang., I IMenyanth., IMerc, IIMosch., 
 IMur. ac., I IPhos.ac, Plat, UPlumb., Ran. b., 
 
 1 1 Rhus, IRuta, Sabad., Sabina, Samb., Sars., 
 I I Sec, I ISelen.,Seneg., Spig., Spong., I I Stann., 
 I IStaph.,ISul.,Sul.ac, I ITarax.,IThuya,l IVaL, 
 I Zinc; amelioration from gentle rubbing with 
 hand,Arn.,IAsaf.,IICalc,lCaps.,ICina,l I Croc, 
 IICycl.,IDros.,Guaiac,Ign.,Mang.,Menyanth., 
 
 I IMerc, I IMur. ac,IINatr. c, IPhos.,IPlumb., 
 
 I I Puis., IRuta, Sul., I I Thuya, Zinc 
 
 Touch, scratching : better from, llgn. ; better, 
 but bleeding follows, Alum. fl@* Chap. 46,, 
 Eruption scratching, Skin scratching. 
 
 46. SKIN. 
 
 Eruption. Skin. 
 
 ERUPTION, acne : g^* Chap. 8, Face, Erup- 
 tion acne, comedones. 
 
 Eruption, bleeding : I I Chin, s., ILyc, I IMerc. 
 s., IPetrol., IPsor.; after scratching, Cinch. 
 
 Eruption, blotches : Bry.; conical, either red 
 or skin color, more easily felt than seen, 
 Morph.sul.; elevated, red, IFluor. ac; slightly 
 elevated, upon an erysipelatous, swollen, hard 
 base, Psor. ; erythematous, on face and body, 
 Cund.; erythematous, irregular, slightly- 
 raised, pale red, ending in dark red or purple 
 spots, IPhyt; like fleabites (diphtheria), ILac 
 c; hard, I IPhos.; hard, surrounded by red 
 areola, Coccul.; "hives" on hands and fingers, 
 itching, ITJrt. ur. ; itching, IPhos., Tuberc; 
 itching, oozes a watery, sticky fluid (uter- 
 ine complaints), IGraph.; itching, either hard 
 or as from nettles, with burning after scratch- 
 ing, Magn. s.; large, of different shapes, raised 
 above surface and of deep red color, on arms, 
 legs and face, blotches coalesce until whole 
 skin is red and blotchy, resembling measles, 
 ■Chloral ; as in lepra, on legs, INatr. c; like 
 nettlerash, scaling off, Berb.; pale, I I Apis ; 
 raised, red, itching on skin of hands and 
 fingers, I ITJrt. ur. ; raised, red, in nettlerash, 
 HUrt. ur.; red, IIRhus; red, like figwarts, 
 at anus, IThuya ;*red, on back, Ascl. t.; dark 
 red, ILyc; red, itching, Spong., Sul. ac; large, 
 red, with constipation and fever, ICop.; large 
 red, with violent itching (nettlerash), I INatr. 
 m.; pale red, round and elevated, at first iso- 
 lated, later confluent, with fever and itching, 
 Tereb.; red, after scratching, I I Op.; red, in 
 various parts, most evident when warm, 
 Vacc; red, in distinct wheals, IChloral.; red 
 and white, like nettlerash, 1 1 Apis ; rose-col- 
 ored, ISil. ; rose colored, in leprous patients, 
 INatr. c; after scratching, Kali c; scrofulous, 
 7rArt. v. ; large and small, stinging burning, 
 feeling like hard knots, dirty yellow, better 
 indoors, Aur. met. ; vesicles turn yellow and 
 maturate, 1 1 Merc. sol. ; all over, especially 
 cold, damp weather, IDulc; white, on calves, 
 Thuya, g^^ spots, urticaria. 
 
 Eruption chloasma (liver spots) : Ant. c,IArs., 
 iCochl., ILyc, I IMerc. iod. rub., INuxv., 
 ISul., I I Sul. ac; during climacteric years, 
 IPlumb.; on chest and arms, become very dark 
 
 with much desquamation, Mez. ; in menor- 
 rhagia, IPlumb. JlUr* blotches, spots. 
 
 Eruption, cold: from being exposed to cold,Dulc 
 
 Eruption, constipation : I I Ver.; during preg- 
 nancy, IIDolich. JS^° Chap. 20, Constipa- 
 tion eruption. 
 
 Eruption, copper-colored: ICarbo a.; dry, 
 ICalc; in lupus exedens, IHydrocot. ; round 
 spots shining through, IMerc; smooth spots, 
 first coral color, then darker red, and finally 
 coppery, Coral.; spots, Ustil. ffl^ syphilitic. 
 
 Eruption, cough : short, dry, in evening, ISep. 
 
 Eruption on covered parts : Led., Thuya ; 
 burn violently after scratching, Thuya ; hairy 
 parts, Euphor. 
 
 Eruption, crusta lactea: jg^Chap. 4, Eruption, 
 tinea capitis ; also Chap. 8, Eruption tinea. 
 
 Eruption, crusty: lArs., Jacea, Zinc; dis- 
 charging acrid fluid, lAnthrac gg^ scabby, 
 scaly, scurfy. 
 
 Eruption, dark : in typhus, Crotal. 
 
 Eruption, diarrhoea : in summer, IHyper. 
 J^° Chap. 20, Diarrhoea, eruption. 
 
 Eruption, dirty: IPsor., ISul., I ISyph. 
 
 Eruption, discharge : creamy, i INatr. p.; fetid, 
 1 1 Kali ph.; white, mattery, IKali m.; yellow, 
 slimy, sometimes sticky or watery, IKali s. 
 giUr moist. 
 
 Eruption, drinking : after a debauch, feeling 
 as if lice were crawling over surface, Led. 
 J^" Chap. 8, Face, Eruption acne drunkards. 
 
 Eruption, dry: I Alum., lArs., IBry., Cornus, 
 IFluor. ac, IGuaraea, IHep., Jacea, I IMerc 
 sol.; scratching causes bleeding, lArs.; with 
 emaciation, ISars. ; fetid, purulent secretion 
 (eczema), lArs.; impetigo figurata, llris; like 
 itch, Ver.; itching, Bry.; like measles, Kali 
 bi. ; looks dry during decreasing moon,Clem. ; 
 even if pustular, sometimes burning and 
 itching, IPhos.; scaly, ICalad.; scaly, having 
 a syphilitic base,ISelen.; scaly, with little point- 
 ed vesicles around reddened edges, disappear- 
 ing during summer, reappearing when cold 
 weather comes on,Psor. jg^pityriasis, scaly. 
 
 Eruption, eating : salt fish, or meat, Ars.; much 
 pork, itching violent, in bed, IPuls.; unsuit- 
 able food, Ars. 
 
 Eruption, ecchymosis: gg^Skin ecchymosis. 
 
 Eruption, ecthyma : Ant. c, • Anthrok.,IArs.,. 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1153 
 
 Bell., die, ICrot. t., IJugl.,Kalii b., IKali iod., 
 Kreo.,Merc, Nitr. ac, I I Petrol., IRhus., Sec, 
 ISil., Sul., Thuya ; on face and hands, large flat 
 ulcer after a scratch, better after Rhus, rash 
 increased, Ant. t.; general and confluent, pus- 
 tules large and thickly set, those on face seem 
 to be dry, those on body and extremities grow 
 worse, could neither sit nor lie, Uugl.; painful 
 itching, causing irresistible inclination to tear 
 off crust, Uugl.; pustulous, Arg. nit. 
 Eruption, eczema: Aeon., iEthus., lAnac, 
 I I Alum., Arum, c, Amm. m., lAnt. c, Ant. t., 
 Apis, IIArs., Ast.r. ; lAur. mur., IBar. c, Bell., 
 Bov., IBrom., Calad., HCalc, ICalc. p., ICalc. 
 s., Canth., ICarbol. ac, ICaust., IChel., Cic, 
 ICist., Clem., ICon., Cop., Cornus, HCrot. t., 
 Cund., Curar., IIDulc, Ferr. iod., IIGraph., 
 IIHep., IHydras., IHydrocot., Ilris, Uacea, 
 Uugl., Kali ars., IKalibi., Kali br., IKali c, 
 I IKaliiod.,Kalim.,Kalis.,ILed.,IILyc,IMerc, 
 ■Mez.,IMur.ac, INatr. c, INatr. m., INatr. s., 
 INitr.ac, I01eand.,0xal.ac, 1 1 Petrol., IPhyt., 
 UPsor., I I Ran. b., IRhus, Rhus v.,Ruta, ISars., 
 ■Sep., ISil., Staph., IISul., Sul. ac, Sumb., 
 ISyph., Tereb., IThuya, Ustil.; with acidity, 
 
 I I Natr.p., Vinca, Zinc; with anaemia, -Calcp.; 
 about anus, I Nitr. ac; atrophy of infants, 
 
 I I Petrol.; bleeds easily and is covered with 
 thick crusts, with fetid secretion beneath, 
 ILyc; in blondes inclined to obesity, IIGraph.; 
 burning, lArs., Canth., IMerc., IIRhus, ISul.; 
 burning, worse from touch, rubbing and even- 
 ing and during night, IMerc; of children 
 (infantile), Alum., Amm. c, Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 lArs., IBar. c, IBell., IBrom., I ICalc, ICalc 
 p., Caust., I ICrot. t., Curar., Dulc., Graph., 
 IHep.,IUacea, ILyc, Mez.,Natr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 Oleand., Petrol., IPsor., I Rhus, Sars., ISil., 
 Staph., IISul.; chronic, ISinap.; sallow com- 
 plexion, ILac def.; secretion creamy, I INatr. 
 p.; thick crusts, I I Tell. ; thick crusts, oozing, 
 offensive, IIRhus; discharge corrosive, I Ars., 
 Clem., I Graph., Merc, iod., INatr. m., IISul.; 
 discharge yellow, slimy, sometimes sticky or 
 watery, IKali s.; dry, I Ars., IBar. c, ICalc, 
 Canth., Fluor, ac, Kali c, ILyc, ISep., Sil., 
 ISul.; dry, chronic, irritable, occasional exa- 
 cerbation with eruption of distinct vesicles, 
 I I Kali ars. ; dry, crusty, • Calc p. ; dry at first, 
 exuding a moisture when scratched, IKali c; 
 of drunkards, ILed.; from eating too much 
 salt, INatr. m.; excoriated, I Ars., Canth., 
 Clem., IGraph., IHep., IMerc, INatr. m., 
 ■Rhus, IISul.; after any severe exertion, ac- 
 companied by sensation of tension and swell- 
 ing on fingers, dorsum of hands, nape of neck 
 and towards ears, Psor.; fetid, lArs., IGraph., 
 IHep., ILyc, IMerc, Mez., UPsor., Rhus, 
 ■Sep., ISil., Staph., IISul., Vinca; with fever, 
 Aeon., Bell., Dulc, Petrol., Phos.; with gleet, 
 IKali m. ; headache, produced by suppression, 
 Mez.; honey-colored, I INatr. p.; skin hyper- 
 trophied, dark red corrosive fluid, dries into 
 thick crusts, ICalc; impetiginoides, Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., Anthrok., Carbo v., Con., IDulc, 
 ■Graph., Hep., Hvdrocot., Jugl., Kali bi., 
 Mez., Oleand., IPetrol., IIRhus, ISars., 
 ISul., Ustil.; early inflammatory stage, 
 Canth.; intertrigo, IPetrol. ; itching, lArs., 
 ICalc, Canth., Caust., ICodein., ICrot. t., Dulc, 
 IHep., Jacea, IMerc, IMez., Phvt., IPsor., 
 IIRhus, Sep., Sil., Staph., IISul., Vinca; itch- 
 
 73 
 
 ing, especially at night, Ilris ; itching, scabby, 
 singly or in clusters, looking like herpes, 
 ■Syph.; itching, when she gets warm, I IKali 
 ars.; mercurial, Aeon., IBell., Dig., Cinch., 
 IIHep., INitr. ac, ISul.; moist, 7rBrom., 
 Calc, IClem., Dulc, IIGraph., IHep., IKali 
 br., IKaliin., Lye, IMerc; moist, at times 
 dry, forming yellow crusts, IMerc, I IMez., 
 INatr. m., Phyt,Rhus, ISep., Sil., Staph., 
 ISul., Vinca ; moist, itching terribly, worse 
 washing in cold water, from warmth of bed 
 and from wet poultices, IClem.; moist, oozing 
 from inflamed skin, IKali m. ; moist, oozing 
 profusely, secretion more watery than viscid, 
 INatr. s.; moist, sore after scratching, IPetrol.; 
 yellow acrid moisture oozes from under 
 crusts, Staph.; worse in morning, itches, 
 burns, smarts, IHep. ; spreading by means of 
 new pimples appearing just beyond old parts, 
 IHep.; pustular (g® 1 " impetigo); raw, fluid 
 destroying hair, INatr. m. ; raw, upon denuded 
 surface new vesicles form which burst, Staph.; 
 redness, small blisters, intense itching, lAnac; 
 especially when rhagades are present, oozing 
 fetid fluid, Cund., IIGraph.; moist, on right 
 side, Canth.; rubrum, Aeon., Alum., Amm. in., 
 Anac, Apis, Bell., Bov., Calc, Canth., 
 Carbo v., ICrot. t., Dulc-, Lye, Mez., IRhus, 
 ISul.; exudation dries into hard, lemon-col- 
 ored scab, ICic; thick, hard scabs, from 
 which pus exudes on pressure, IMez.; scabs 
 thick and honeycombed, IHep.; smarts as if 
 scalded, I I Ran. b.; the more they scratch the 
 greater the urgency to scratch, IIRhus; by 
 scratching one place itching ceases but ap- 
 pears at another, Staph.; scrofulous, Dulc, 
 1 1 Tell.; small, thin, white scurfs on surface, 
 IMerc; scurfy, discharging a corrosive fluid, 
 which eats hair, worse in edges of hair, INatr. 
 m.; smarting, burning, when touched, Canth.; 
 Solaris, Aeon., -Arum, in., Bell., Camph., 
 ICanth., Clem., Hyos., INatr. c, IIMur. ac; 
 small elevated, dark red spots, close to each 
 other, resembling measles, IMerc; squamo- 
 sum, in conjunctivitis scrofulosa, IKali bi.; 
 squamosum, fifteen years, IGraph.; stinging, 
 IMerc; suppressed, ICup. ac, IKali s.; sup- 
 pressed, in epilepsy, IKali m.; suppressed, fol- 
 lowing vaccination, I Ammoniac; severe and 
 stubborn of sweating parts of body, exposed to 
 fumes of poison, IMerc cor.; with thickening 
 of skin, and hard horny scabs, IRan. b.; ting- 
 ling, IIRhus; tingling, when she gets warm, 
 I I Kali ars.; accompanyinglarge ulcer surroun- 
 ded by smaller ones, some healing, some 
 healed, I I Phos.; umbilical, I ISul.; from sup- 
 pressed or deranged uterine functions, IKali 
 m.; after vaccination, with itching, IRhus; 
 cured by vaccination intwo children, I I Variol.; 
 from vaccination with bad vaccine lymph, 
 IKali m.; small vesicles in neighborhood of 
 joints, itched, dried up rapidly and fre- 
 quently recurred, I I Phos.; small vesicles, smal- 
 ler and flatter than mercurial eczema, Cop.; 
 watery vesicles, Canth.; weeping, after taking 
 cold, worse in warmth of room after having 
 been in cold air, itching when warm, worse 
 washing (eczema), IHydras.; white secre- 
 tions, IKali m. ; every winter, for a number of 
 years, IMerc; of twelve years' standing, 
 I I Phos.; yellow crusts and inflamed surround- 
 ings after scratching, I Mercsol. jmp4mpetigo. 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 Eruption, elevated : ®Hf° blotches, spots, 
 urticaria. 
 
 Eruption, erysipelas : Aeon. ,Amm. c, 1 Ananth., 
 lAnthrac., Anthrok., 1 1 Apis, iArn., lArs., 
 Arund., lAur. met., Atrop., IBell., Bor., Bry., 
 Bufo., Cadm. s., ICamph., ICanth., Carbol. 
 ac., Cham., MChel., IIChloraL, ICinch., 
 Cinnam., Como., Crotal., Cund., ICup. ac., 
 ICup. m., Elat., Euphor., IIGraph., IHydras., 
 Uugl., IKalic., I IKalm., ILach., Led., IMerc., 
 I INatr. p., Nitr. ac., Nux v., IPhos. ac.,1 I Pod., 
 I IPtel., IPuls., IRhus, I I Rhus v., IRuta,ISil., 
 MSpong., MStram., ISul., ITereb., Ver., 
 I IVer. v.; abscess, after vaccination, centre 
 bursts, discharging a great deal of pus,IApis ; 
 worse in cold open air, wet weather, getting 
 wet or damp, in cold places, I Rhus ; ambu- 
 lans (erratic), remains stationary after Bella- 
 donna and Rhus, IMur. ac; form of chronic 
 anthrax, lAnthrac; bluish, spreads rapidly, 
 especially about buttocks and thighs, IPuls.; 
 spreading from back around upon abdomen, 
 I I Merc. ; vesicular, violent affections of brain, 
 ■Stram.; metastasis to brain, IVer. v.; with 
 brain symptoms, Cup. m.; bruised pain, much 
 swelling, 1 1 Apis ; bullosum, IIEuphor., I I Kali 
 m., IMez., I I Ver. v.; bullosum, suppressed by 
 salve, right to left, IKali c; bullosum, here 
 and there yellow vesicles with large red areo- 
 lae turning bluish red, tendency to gangrene, 
 Tereb. ; burning, lArs.; burning, drawing, 
 ■Rhus; burning, stinging, 1 1 Apis ; burning 
 and tearing, Rhod.; about carbuncle, lAn- 
 thrac; children(neonatorum), IPuls.; children, 
 purplish color of affected part, ILach.; new- 
 born children, syphilitic or scrofulous, IMerc; 
 with chills and fever, IRhus; chronic,IGraph., 
 ITereb.; chronic, periodical, lApis ; after cir- 
 cumcision, lApis; with coldness, ICamph.; 
 constitutional, Calend.; to promote desquama- 
 tion, 1 1 Kali s. ; after error in diet (gastro- 
 bilious fever), Anthrok.; disappearing sud- 
 denly, ICup. m.; tendency to, in dyspepsia, 
 IIRhusv.; erratic, Am., Bell., Mang., Mur. 
 ac, IPuls., Sabina, ISul.; with eruptions, 
 Euphor.; extending further and further (car- 
 buncle), I Apis ; exudes transparent glutinous 
 fluid, IGraph.; begins on face, spreads over 
 whole body, high fever, IGraph.; with fever, 
 headache and sweat, lAstac; intense fever 
 and inflammatory symptoms, Ferr. ph.; worse 
 on forehead, I IMerc; gangrenous, lAnthrac, 
 lArs., Camph., ICarbo v., Cinch., ILach., 
 ■Mur. ac, Rhus, ISec, ISil.; inclined to be- 
 come gangrenous, I A pis ; hands, arms, feet, 
 legs, face, and sometimes whole person, vari- 
 ous in size and severity, pruritus, tingling, 
 smarting, stinging, burning, hardness of skin, 
 with thickening, IRhus ; induration of cellu- 
 lar tissue, IPuls.; inflammation, left hand, 
 dark blue, IArn.; inflammation, extends in 
 radii, IBell.; inflammation, similar to erup- 
 tion of Rhus tox., with oppressed respiration, 
 IKalm. ; inflammation, running in streaks, 
 IGraph.; itching, Crot. tig., I INatr. p., IRhus; 
 itching, at night, ILach.; about joints, lArs., 
 ■Bry., I IMerc, I INatr. p.; malignant, I I Co- 
 mo.; malignant, particularly if attended with 
 large formation of pus, destruction of parts, 
 IHippoz.; in women or young girls at time of 
 or instead of menses, IGraph.; mental condi- 
 tion, while suffering from a slight attack took 
 
 leave of her children, exhorted her husband 
 to join the church, wanted people to join her 
 in prayer, felt happy to join her Redeemer, 
 I I Plat.; metastasis to brain, I Apis, IBell., 
 Bry., Crotal., Hyos., Lach., Merc, Rhus, 
 Strain., Sul. ; metastasis to testicles, Carbo v.; 
 metastasis to female sexual organs, IBell., 
 Canth., Merc, Sep., Stram.; mild, with ery- 
 thema or papular eruption, IGels.; old people, 
 ILach.; old people, cerebral symptoms,! Amm. 
 c; from osseous growths, ICalc fl.; with pale- 
 ness, ICamph.; with panaritium, I ILach.; 
 periodical, on face, Aurant.; phlebitis, Crotal., 
 ■Ham.; phlegmonous, Aeon., I Apis, IArn., 
 Ars., -Bell., Bor., Bry., Calc, Carbo a., Cham., 
 Cinch., IGraph., IHep., ILach., Lye, I IMerc, 
 Petrol., Phos., Puis., IRhus, I IRhus v.,Sep.,Sil., 
 ISul., IVer. v., Zinc; phlegmonous, bright 
 red, radiating, IBell.; phlegmonous, excessive 
 ichorous, offensive suppuration, tendency to 
 extend in depth rather than superficially, 
 ISil.; phlegmonous, during zymosis, or in the 
 enfeebled, also in wounds, ICrotal.; phlycte- 
 nous, ICrotal.; pale pink, 1 1 Apis ; purplish, 
 threatening gangrene, 1 1 Apis ; dark purplish, 
 painful tumefaction, 1 1 Apis; generally pus- 
 tulous, ISep.; pyaemia, lArs. ; pyaemia, hectic, 
 ICrotal.; red, I INatr. s.; red, with bruised 
 sore feeling, 1 1 Apis ; red, smooth, shiny, 
 I INatr. p.; dark red, with yellow vesicles, 
 burning, itching and tingling, with stinging, 
 delirium and fever, I IRhus ; dark red, ninth 
 day after vaccination, ICrotal.; during rheu- 
 matism, IRhus; right to left side, IGraph.; 
 scratching causes agonizing pleasure (scarla- 
 tina), I IRhus ; secondary,, in an old lady, 
 with chronic ulcers on left limb, IKali c ; 
 sequel, after local treatment, twitching of eye- 
 lids, then muscles of left side of face, then 
 general convulsion of whole left side, IGraph.; 
 sequel, otitis, I IPuls.; sequel, inflamed swell- 
 ing of little finger, Sul. ac; shiny, I INatr. s.; 
 from left to right side, ILach., IRhus; right 
 to left side, I Apis, IIGraph.; with sinking, 
 ICamph.; smooth, lApis, Colch., I INatr. s., 
 ■Puis.; smooth, in violent fever, I Aeon. ; spots 
 livid, swelling, heat and pain subside, new 
 ones appearing, I Apis ; red spots appear, espe- 
 cially about groins, on scrotum and thighs, 
 spots at first pale, gradually assume a brighter 
 red color, forming a sort of intertrigo, the dis- 
 charge of which is of an offensive odor and 
 has a tendency to become purulent (erysipe- 
 las of the newborn), IMerc; spreads all over 
 child, I Apis ; stinging, IRhus, ISul.; preceded 
 by cramp in stomach, INuxv.; suppressed, 
 causes vertigo, ILach.; suppurating, in scar- 
 latina, I IRhus ; swelling, IIApis, lArs., ICalc, 
 Hell., Lye, Merc, IRhus, Sul.; swelling of 
 whole body, Cinch.; swelling, with burning, 
 ICarbo a.; ©edematous swellings, II Apis ; 
 ©edematous swelling, during zymosis,ICrotal.; 
 swelling painful, I INatr. p.; throbbing, ISul.; 
 tingling, I INatr. p.; with toothache, ICham.; 
 traumatic, I Apis, IArn., ITereb.; traumatic, 
 burns or scalds, Ars., ICanth., ICrotal.; trau- 
 matic, from contusions in bowels and stomach, 
 lApis ; with flat, open ulcers on left leg, 
 ILach.; with aversion to being uncovered, 
 ICamph.; with urticaria, lAstac, IRhus ; 
 vesicular, Ars., Bell., I I Cist., IGraph., IKali 
 m., Lach., I IMez., Puis., Ran. b., IIRhus, 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1155 
 
 1 I Rhus v., ISep., I IStram., ISuL, I IXJrt. ur.; 
 vesicular, jumped wildly from bed to run 
 away or attend to business, I IStram.; vesicles 
 become dry, IGraph.; vesicular, fever violent, 
 I I Bell.; vesicular, scalp, face and genitals 
 particularly affected, parts dark red, travels 
 from right to left, IRhus ; vesicular, with 
 swelling, itching, burning, I IRhus v.; redness 
 leaves too soon, with renewed vomiting, llpec; 
 walks about stamping, shaking arms and 
 striking about (scarlatina), I IRhus ; worse in 
 warmth (scarlatina), I IRhus ; from getting 
 wet, IRhus ; from a dissecting wound, worse 
 noon till midnight, ILach. 
 
 Eruption, erythema: IIAcon., lArn., IIArs., 
 Ars. i., Calc, Camph., Canth., Chloral., Cro- 
 tal., Crot, t., Gels., Graph., Hippoz.,Hydr. ac, 
 Jugl., Kali br., Lach., Lye, Merc, d., IIMerc. 
 sol., Plat., 1 1 Plant., IPufs., I IRhus, I I Spong., 
 ISuL, Sul. ac, Tereb.,IUrt.ur., Yer. v.; bluish, 
 over whole body, permanent under pressure, 
 Chloral.; burning, itching, I I Urt. ur. ; infantile 
 (intertrigo), IIAcon., Ant. t., I Bell., Calc, 
 ICham., Cinch., IGraph., Ign., Lye, IPuls., 
 Sep., Sul.; on left half of body, from head 
 down, lasts eight to ten days and desqua- 
 mates, Vespa ; nodosum, Ant. c, Apis, lArn., 
 Bell., IBrv., I ICalc, ICepa, UCinch., ICon., 
 Cop., I IDulc., IJugl., ILach., I ILed., Mez., 
 INux v., MPlumb., IRhus, I ISil., ISuL, Sul. 
 ac; nodosum, numerous and extensive 
 patches, varying from size of a dollar to a 
 man's hand,' IJugl.; nodosum, in typhoid, 
 I IRhus v.; nodosum, red, urticaria-like eleva- 
 tions, preceded by itching, leaving infiltrated 
 spots after disappearing, only during winter, 
 Kali iod.; papular, Aeon., Bell., Lach., IMerc., 
 ■ Rhus, ISil.; resembling scarlatina, parts swell- 
 ing look like erysipelas vesiculosa, I ITereb.; 
 scarlet, w r ith rashlike vesicles,Crotal.; analogous 
 to eruption, appearing after eating shellfish, 
 Tereb.; from exposure to rays of sun, I Aeon., 
 Arn., Camph., ICanth.,Ham.; from sun's rays, 
 papular,IAcon.; swelling, IKali m.; vesication, 
 Amm. c; progressing to vesication, with 
 oedema and final formation of pus and scabs, 
 surface about* eruption is red and angry- 
 looking, IRhus ; vesicles form and pour out 
 thin, clear fluid, Merc. viv. jg^lT intertrigo, 
 rash, red. 
 
 Eruption, exanthema: IBry., Cham., Fluor, 
 ac, IRhus ; burning at night, compelling 
 to scratch until epidermis is removed and 
 denuded part is covered with a scab, or there 
 is repeated exfoliation, IMez.; in clusters, 
 Cop.; fail to come out, causing convulsions, 
 IStram.; convulsions at onset, ICrotal.; not 
 able to develop, Zinc ; consequence of im- 
 properly developed, 1 1 Apis ; difficult develop- 
 opment, I I Millef. ; dry, Bar. c ; spreading from 
 epigastrium over abdomen and chest, IMerc. 
 •viv.; chronic, exuding, I Clem.; fevers, w T ith 
 meningitis, I IRhus; fevers, sopor, ILyc; 
 flowing, one into the other, Cop.; here and 
 there, I I Zinc; difficult of healing, ICham.; on 
 border of hairy part of head, on upper part of 
 trunk and extremities, Berb.; ichorous, Jacea ; 
 itching, Cop., ISil.; lentil-sized, Cop.; measle- 
 shaped, Cop.; miliary, Cham.; patches, right 
 side from spine to sternum, and from fifth to 
 ninth ribs (herpes zoster, after external appli- 
 cation of Rhus), ILach. ; sharp-pointed pimples, 
 
 usually small, seldom large and suppurating, 
 dry, resting upon small, red areoke, frequently 
 interspersed with small, round spots of red 
 color, sometimes severe itching, Variol.; pus- 
 tulous, Jacea ; repercussion, lApis, IBry., 
 ICup. m., IHell.; scarlet, Phos. ac; like 
 scarlet rash, I Arum t.; chronic scrofulous, 
 suppressed, Caust.; scurfy, Con.; sore, cannot 
 bear touch, even motion of skin unbearable, 
 Arg. met.; suppressed, 1 1 Apis; suppressed 
 by cold, cause brain symptoms, deafness or 
 
 • dropsy, IPhos. ac; suppressed, convulsions, 
 llpec; suppressed, diarrhoea, I IBry.; suppu- 
 ration, IHep.; typhus, lArs. Jgg^rash. 
 
 Eruption, favus (tinea maligna): Ant.c, lArs., 
 Bar. c, Broin., ICalc, Cic, Clem. , Cornus, 
 IDulc, IGraph., IHep., Uacea,Mez., I lOleand., 
 Phos., IPsor., Staph., Yinca. 
 
 Eruption, fetid: I Ars., IMerc, IXitr.ac, I IPsor., 
 I Sul. 
 
 Eruption, fever: and heat, ICrot. t.; intense, 
 IFerr. mur., lYer. v. j^sP" petechiee. 
 
 Eruption, fine : itching, Carbo v. J^* miliary, 
 rash. 
 
 Eruption, flat: Asaf. 
 
 Eruption, freckles: IFerr., IGraph., I ILyc, 
 I IMerc. iod. rub., IMur. ac, IXatr. c, IPhos.; 
 on young girls, I IPuls. J^gf 3 chloasma, 
 spots. 
 
 Eruption, gonorrhoea: following suppressed, 
 I Clem. 
 
 Eruption, heat: after chill, ICop.; developed 
 by being overheated, Con.; worse from heat, 
 Led. 
 
 Eruption, herpes: I lAcet. ac, Aeon., Agar., 
 All. sat., I Alum., lAnanth., I Apis, I Ars., 
 ■Bar. c, IBar. m., IBerb., Bor., Bov., ICalc, 
 ICalc. s., Caps., ICarbo a., ICarb. s., Carbo v., 
 ICaust., Cic, ICist., I I Citrus, Clem., Coloc, 
 I IComo.,ICon.,Crotal.,ICrot.t.,Dolich., IDulc, 
 Eucal.,IEup. perf., I IGraph., Grat., IHep., Ilc- 
 tod., Iod., Iris, Kali bi., I IKali c, IKali iod., 
 Kami., Kreo., ILac c, ILach., Led., ILyc, 
 Magn. c, IMagn. m., Mang., IMerc, Merc. 
 sol., Mez., IXatr. c, I IXatr. in., IXatr. .s., 
 Xitr. ac, lOleand., 01. jec, Paris, IPetrol., 
 IPhos., IPsor., IRan. b., IRhus, Rob. ,Rumex, 
 Sars., HSep., Sil., ISpig., Spong., IStaph., 
 ISuL, IITelL, Thuya, Zinc; barber's itch, 
 I IXatr. m., IXatr. s.; barber's itch, local ap- 
 plication of tincture, I IPhyt.; barber's itch, 
 thick, dry, scaly, itching, troublesome, ILyc; 
 biting, itching, IPsor.; ugly, black looking, 
 communicated from one person to others (de- 
 coction from roots), I IPhyt.; easily bleeding, 
 IDulc; red blotches, after scratching, lpec; 
 over w 7 hole body, IRan. b.; branlike, IPsor.; 
 thick browm, red borders, IDulc; burning, 
 jAmb., Anac, lArs., ICalc, IKali c; burning, 
 during heat, ^Ethus.; burning, scaly on fore- 
 arms and hands, IIMerc; burning, after 
 scratching, IStaph.; burning, prevents sleep 
 till late, IStaph.; burning, when touched, 
 IMerc; excessive burning, Mosch. ; chapped, 
 ICalc; chronic, lAnthrok.; chronic, constitu- 
 tional, Clem.; chronic, with nightly twitch- 
 ing, IStaph.; circinatus (ringworm), Anacoc, 
 IBar. c, ICalc, Chloral., Clem., lEup. perf., 
 Iod., ILith., IXatr. c, I IXatr. m., UPhvt., 
 HSep., Spong., IITelL, Thuya, ITuberc; cir- 
 cinatus on back, All. sat.; circinatus, covers 
 wdiole body, more distinct on lower 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 limbs, ITelL; circinatus, dry, especially 
 on face of children, I Sep.; circinatus, dry, at 
 evolution of fresh group of teeth, ISep.; cir- 
 cinatus, feels hard to touch and wrinkled in 
 bend of left elbow, itches terribly, I Graph.; 
 circinatus, pustular, • Hippoz.; circinatus, on 
 single parts, ITelL, circinatus, every Spring 
 (chorea), I ISep.; circinatus, suppressed (pal- 
 pitation), lArs.; circinatus, body thickly cov- 
 ered with elevated rings, especially on legs, 
 vesicles, rings intersect each other in some 
 places, so crowded as to obliterate the specific 
 character of the affection, ITelL; circumscrip- 
 tus, Anthrok.; after taking cold, with fluent 
 coryza and bronchial irritation, Kali bi. ; with 
 constipation, Carbol. ac; cracking, Cadm. s.; 
 crustaceus, BMez.; crusty, itching, burning, 
 ■Rhus ; thick crusts, Clem., Lye, ISuL; dry, 
 Clem., Dolich., Dulc, IHep., Hyper.,. Kreo., 
 Led., Med., Merc, Nitr. ac, llPhos., IPhos. 
 ac.,1 IPsor.,1 I Rhus, Staph., SuL, Thuya, Zinc; 
 dry, especially in bends of knees, I IPsor.; dry, 
 over whole body, I Zinc. ; dry, burning, itch- 
 ing, on both hands and left leg, skin peeled 
 off, IMez.; dry, violently itching, burning, in 
 open air, ILed. ; dry, with scabs on joints, 
 ■Staph.; dry, with white scales on and behind 
 ears, Mar. v.; dry,' scaly, without itching, 
 ■Cact.; dyscrasia, Carb. s.; excoriating, Caps., 
 Clem., Grat., Natr. m.; worse evening and in 
 open air, better by warmth, I Kreo.; exedens, 
 ■SiL; exedens, acrid purulent fluid, IClem. ; 
 exedens, of lupus, IKali bi.; exuding sticky 
 matter, IIGraph.; during fevers, BBNatr. m.; 
 favinosus, all over body except head, IBar. m.; 
 furfuraceous, ICalc, Dulc, I I Merc sol., IMur. 
 ac, I IPhos.; worse from heat, which causes 
 burning, Con.; ichorous, biting, burning, 
 ICon.; impetiginous, Ars., Bapt., Cinch., 
 1 1 Merc, sol., Psor., Rhus ; insensible, yellow, 
 brown, shrivelled, 1 1 Lye; itching, Caps., 
 Carb. s., CheL, I IGuaiac, IKali c, IKali iod., 
 Mang.; itching, burning, 1 1 Ars., IPsor.; itch- 
 ing, burning, after scratching, ILac def.; 
 incessant itching, burning and tingling, alter- 
 nates with pain in chest and dysenteric stools, 
 ■Rhus; itching, crusty, Thuya; itching in 
 hollows of knees (scabies), 1 1 Ars.; itching of 
 old, at time of menses, Carbov.; itching pain, 
 ■Nitr. ac; itching, prevents sleep till late, 
 ■Staph. ; itching, from warmth of bed and after 
 washing, Clem.; jerking and itching burning, 
 Rhus; with mealdust, humid, IPsor.; mealy, 
 Thuya; old, tettery itch, when menses should 
 appear, Carbov.; mercurial, Mosch.; moist 
 (humid), Bar. c, Bov., Cadm. s., ICalc, Caps., 
 Carbo v., BCaust., Cic, ■Clem., ICon., BDulc, 
 ■ ■Graph., ■Hep., Kreo., Led., ■Lye, BMerc, 
 ■Mez., Natr. c, BBNatr. m., Oleand., IPhos. 
 ac, IRhus, ISep., SiL, SuL; moist, red, Clem.; 
 moist, after suppressed scabies, itching when 
 getting warm, worse before midnight and in 
 open air, IPsor.; moist, with large scales on 
 edges, IMerc; moist, after scratching, IKali 
 c; preceding neuralgia costalis (zoster), BRan. 
 b.; painful, small, red, scaling off, BMagn. c; 
 phlyctenoides, Aeon., Ars., Bov., Calc, Canth., 
 ■Carb. s., Clem., Merc, Phos., Ran. sc, Rhus, 
 I ISarrac, SiL, SuL, Tell.; phlyctenoides, over 
 dorsal surface of hand, I Carb. s.; prickling, 
 ■Nitr. ac; red, Dulc; pale red, Dulc; old, 
 reddish, with thick scurf in region of whis- 
 
 kers, IILach. ; yellow rings like remains of 
 herpes, BNatr. c; round, scaly, small, IDulc; 
 scabby, ISuL; forming scabs as large as hand, 
 ■Con.; with yellow scabs, Cup. m.; scaly, 
 ■Ananth., lArs., Bov., Cadm. s., ICalc, Cic, 
 Clem., ICon., IDulc, IGraph., 1 1 Kreo., Lach., 
 Led., Lye, Magn. c, Merc, Natr. m., Phoy., 
 ■ Phos. ac, Sep., Staph., SuL, Thuya ; cover- 
 ings like fish scales, burning, worse at night 
 (ichthyosis)JArs.; scaly, furfuraceous, yellow 
 at base, ■Lye; scarlet, shining under ,worse 
 scratching, odor offensive, ILach.; mingled 
 with scorbutic spots over whole body, I IMerc 
 cor. ; especially in scrofulous persons, after a 
 cold, with dry croupy cough, ISpong.; scurfy, 
 ■SuL; scurfy, itching, ILye; sero-purulent, 
 itching violently towards evening, IKreo.; 
 sore pain, (Nitr. ac; spots, MHyos., IKali e; 
 spots, inflammation and suppuration, IFerr.; 
 round spots, BNatr. m.; spots running together, 
 forming dry and scaly spots or crusts and acrid 
 discharges, IMerc; spots, white, scaling, I Anae; 
 spreading, (Natr. c; Spring and Fall, ILach.; 
 stinging, Anae ; suppressed (palpitation), Ars.; 
 suppurating, Ars., Cadm. s., I Natr. e; suppurat- 
 ing, lancinating, Zinc; suppurating, yellow, 
 ■Dulc; with fetid sweat, ■Dulc; secondary 
 syphilis, ILye, I ISyph.; hypertrophy of tes- 
 ticle, IBar. m.; venereal, Mosch.; at first ves- 
 icular then pustular, surface of skin red and 
 swollen, especially around margin of each 
 patch (zoster after external application of 
 Rhus), BLach.; watery, itching violently to- 
 wards evening, on hands, fingers, joints, 
 ■Kreo.; white, Thuya ; white, scabby, on dor- 
 sum of hand and fingers, Thuya ; yellow, with 
 brown scabs, Carb. s.; resembles zona, IDolich.; 
 zoster (shingles, zona), Agar., Arg. nit., Arn., 
 Bufo., Canth., Caust., I IComo., Crot. t., 
 ■Dolich., Euphor., IGraph., IHep., IKali bi., 
 ■Kali m., BMerc, HMez., BNatr. m., 1 1 Petrol., 
 I IPhyt., Prun., BPuls., HRan. b., IRhus, ISiL, 
 ■Thuya, Zinc; zoster, on abdomen, (Thuya ; 
 zoster, across abdomen from right side, Merc; 
 zoster, on left axilla, spreading to sternum and 
 spine, burning, smarting, ■Dolich.; zoster, 
 burning, IGraph., HMez.; zoster, burning, 
 with gastric disturbance, IMerc; zoster, burn- 
 ing and neuralgic pains, IRhus ; zoster, on left 
 side of chest, IGraph.; zoster, like a girdle 
 from back around abdomen, IMerc; zoster, 
 itching, IMerc; zoster, from spine around left 
 side to median line, IHep.; zoster, neuralgia, 
 ■Hep., BIMez., ■Zinc; zoster, with facial 
 neuralgia, BKalm.; zoster, intercostal neural- 
 gia following, BMez.; zoster, with severe neu- 
 ralgic pains, itching after scratching, turns 
 into burning, worse in bed, from touch, BMez.; 
 zoster, especially when following course of 
 supraorbital or intercostal nerves, BRan. b.; 
 zoster, on right side of body, BBIris; zqster, 
 right side, going to right leg, worse at night, 
 must change position, 1 1 Rhus; zoster, ten- 
 dency to suppurate, BMerc; zoster, stitching, 
 ■Ran. b. Jgii" tetter. 
 
 Eruption, humid : J^T" moist. 
 
 Eruption, ichthyosis : Ars., BBArs. L, Aur. met., 
 Calc, BCinch., Clem., Col'oc, Graph., Hep., 
 Hydrocot., Iod., Kali ars., Lye, I 101. jee, Pe- 
 trol., BBPhos., Plumb., Sep., SiL, SuL, Thuya ; 
 branlike desquamation, I ILac c JS^ scaly. 
 
 Eruption, impetigo (pustular eczema) : Ang., 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1157 
 
 •Arg. nit., HCalc, ICalc. p., ICarbol. ac, 
 ICarb. s., Canst., Cic, Con., Crot. t., Jacea, 
 ■Jugl., IKali bi., IKali iod., IMerc, IMez., 
 1 INatr. m., IRhus, I I Rhus v., ISiL, I ISul., 
 I ITarant.; all over body, itching and shoot- 
 ing, especially at night, Thuya ; chronic, 
 ICinnab.; epidermis, particularly of legs, dry 
 and frail, could be scraped off in scales, 
 I I Phos. ; figurata, Ars., Calc, Clem., Con., 
 Dale, Graph., Lye, IMerc, Rhus, Sul.; figu- 
 rata, dark, llris ; figurata on left leg, between 
 knee and instep, crusted, purulent, ichorous 
 secretion, irritating, surrounding skin, pro- 
 ducing a wide, inflammatory margin, I Jugl.; 
 figurata, tendency to spread, IMerc; figurata, 
 considerable suppuration under crusts, I Merc; 
 with gastric complaints, llris ; after abuse of 
 mercury, I Lye; especially after abuse of 
 mercury, in psoric constitutions, Clem.; 
 pimples form scabs, ICarb. s. ; pustular, Ant. 
 t. ; recent cases, in adults, I Jacea ; rodent, Ars. , 
 Calc, Cic, Graph., Hep., Merc, Natr. m., Nitr. 
 ac, Rhus, Sep., SiL, Staph., Sul.; scabida, 
 Anthrok., Dulc., Lye, Sul.; scrofulosa, invete- 
 rata, Iod., thick, mild secretion, ICalc. 
 jggT' eczema. 
 
 Eruption, insects : like sting of, Ant. c. 
 
 Eruption, irritable : Arm, IGrin., ISul. 
 
 Eruption, itch : $g^ scabies. 
 
 Eruption, itching : IAlum.,IAnac, IArs.,IBry., 
 ICalc, Canth.,Caps., Carb. s.,ICarbo v.,Caust., 
 Chel.,ICod., ICrot.t.,Dulc,l IGuaiac.JGuarsea, 
 IHep., Jacea, IKali c, IKali iod., 1 1 Lac def., 
 ILyc, Mang., IMerc, IMez., IINatr. m.JNitr. 
 ac, Phyt., IPsor., IIRhus, Sep., SiL, Staph., 
 Stram., IISul., Thuya, Vinca; black scurfs, 
 ICalc p.; bleeding, oozing out a fluid, forming 
 scabs, lOleand.; burning, I Graph.; burning, be- 
 comes humid on scratching, ISars.; in diph- 
 theria, I I Apis ; distressing, ISul. ac; when 
 exposed to heat, iEthus.; humid, angry- 
 looking, INatr. m.; appearing to be a mixture 
 of lichen and urticaria, Tarax.; intolerable, 
 followed by small lumps which scab over, 
 7rAur. mur. nat.; with lupuslike eruption, 
 I Phyt. ; as of nettlerash, with pinkish red- 
 ness around joints, Colch. ; at night, bleeding 
 when scratched, Pix ; at night, in crusta lac- 
 tea, IMerc iod. flaw; at night, in eczema, 
 I Ars.; worse at night, Jacea ; worse at night 
 (crusta lactea), lArs. ; of easily bleeding whit- 
 ish nodules, on abdomen and lower limbs 
 spreading, Agar.; red points, with minute 
 blisters, mostly during day, TTCup. m.; pain- 
 ing, as from splinters, or when touched, INitr. 
 ac; spots, painful after scratching, I ISul. ; with 
 sweat, Rhus : tetterlike, I IGuaiac; ulcerative, 
 w T orse at night, IMez.; especially on undress- 
 ing at night, IKali ars.; variola, IHydras.; 
 caused by discharge, forms vesicles, ICarb. s. 
 JEm^ urticaria, and other eruptions ; also 
 Skin itching. 
 
 Eruption, leprosy : I Alum., -Amb., -Amm.c, 
 Anac, I Ant. t., I Ars., Bar. c, ICalc, ICarbo 
 : a., ICarbo v., ICarbol. ac, ICaust., Coloc, 
 I IComo., Con., "^Cup. m., Daph., Form., 
 f Graph., Hell., Hydrocot., Iod., llris, I IKali 
 a., Kali c, IKali iod., ILach., Magn. c, 
 I I Mang., Merc sul., INatr. c,Natr. m., Nitr.ac, 
 INuph., Petrol., IPhos., ISep., ISiL, Stilling., 
 ISul., Zinc; attacks alternate with asthma, 
 ISuL; discoloration of skin, after, I IKali a.; 
 
 loss of sensation, ILach.; spots, without itch- 
 ing, Cup. ac. ; brown spots on an even base, 
 Phos.; bright carmine spots showing tendency 
 to suppurate, ICarbo a.; coppery and annular 
 raised spots, disease begins as a red spot, 
 spreads somewhat like ringworm, silvery 
 scales, lArs.; smooth bright spots, showing 
 tendency to suppurate, ICarbo a.; discolored 
 borders around white spots, Phos.; latter 
 stages, Phos. ; ulcerative stage, IHydras.; tu- 
 berculosa, IHydrocot. Jgii^ Skin elephanti- 
 asis. 
 
 Eruption, lichen : lAnanth., • Anthrok, |Ant. 
 c, Arum d., IDulc, Ferr. iod., Kali a., 
 I IPhos.; agrius. Graph.; circumscriptus, of 
 six weeks' duration, on neck of a strong woman 
 set. 44, commencing with itching, four weeks 
 later two circular groups of rose colored, 
 slightly pointed papules, confluent at base and 
 without secretion, itching worse by night and 
 ceased after scratching, 1 1 Mang.; confluens, 
 over body, except face, palms, soles and parts 
 of chest, I IKali a.; exudativus ruber, Apis, 
 Ars., Chin, a., Iod., Kali a., Phos., Sars., SuL; 
 with great itching; IPhyt.; with marasmus, 
 Ars., Chin, a., Phos.; pilaris urticarius, • Agar.; 
 scrofulous, Ant. c, ICalc, Calc. p., Cic, Con., 
 IDulc, Fluor, ac, I Graph., ILyc, Rhus, ISuL; 
 simplex, I Agar.; ulcerative, Clem., Rhus. 
 
 Eruption, liver spots : Jg^* chloasma. 
 
 Eruption, maculae : ggg^ blotches, spots. 
 
 Eruption measles: IcAon., lAnanth, I I Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., I Apis, I Arm, 1 1 Ars., I Bell., IIBry., 
 ICamph., ICaps., ICarbo v., Cham., ICheL, 
 I Chi or., ICoff., Cop., Coral., ICrotaL, I Cup. 
 ac, ICup. m., IIDros., Dulc, lEuph. (after 
 Aeon.), IGels., IFerr. ph., Hep., Ilpec, 1 1 Kali 
 bi., IKali m., Kali s., ILach., IMerc, IPhos., 
 IPhyt., I IPsor., IIPuls., IRhus, ISabad., 
 ISpong., ISquilla, IStict., IStram., SuL, 
 I IVer., IVer. v., Viol., Zinc; black, 
 IIArs., IILach.; brain symptoms, Ars., 
 IBelL, Cup. m., Gels., Hell., Puis., IStram., 
 Ver. v.; bronchitis, ICup. ac; catarrhal symp- 
 toms, Ant. t,, IBry., Carbo v., ICepa, Cham., 
 Con., Dros., Dulc, lEuph., IGels., Hyos., IHy- 
 dras., Ign., Nux v., IIPuls., Sep., ISpong., 
 Sticta, SuL; child clinging to crib, IGels.; con- 
 fluent, I Apis ; conjunctivitis and photophobia 
 (thirty-five cases), IFerr. ph.; convulsions be- 
 fore eruption, I Ver. v.; coryza, ISpong.; coryza, 
 with stoppage ofnose,IINuxv.; cough, ICinch., 
 Coff., ICop., I lEup. perf., IMurex, 'I ISquilla ; 
 croupous cough, preceding or accompanying, 
 IPhos.; cough, dry, hacking, 1 1 Aeon.; cough, 
 dry, hollow, Ailant., Cham., Ign., Nux v., 
 Sticta; cough, dry, teasing, IGels.; cough, 
 hoarse, after or during, worse after midnight, 
 IIDros.; cough, hoarse, eroupy, distressing, 
 IKali bi.; cough, with tough mucus and night- 
 sweats, IKali bi.; cough, short, I Aeon., Coff.; 
 cough, spasmodic, IBelL, Canth., Carbo v., 
 Cina, ICup. m., IDig., IDros., IHyos., Ilpec, 
 IRumex, Sang.; developed imperfectly, lApis, 
 Xan.; slow and scanty development, on third 
 day pale and as if about to disappear, IPhos.; 
 develop tardily, ICup. m., I lEup. perf., IHy- 
 dras., IMerc, ISul., IVer.; develop tardily, or 
 do not appear, Ilpec; develop tardily, with 
 oppression of chest, Ilpec; develop tardily, 
 symptoms incipient for two weeks, no erup- 
 tion, tendency to typhoid condition, threat- 
 
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 46. SKIN, 
 
 ened inflammation of brain, lEuph. ; unde- 
 veloped, BAmni. c.j with mucous diarrhoea, 
 Cinch., IMerc, IPuls., Sul.; with diphtheria, 
 ■Apis ; watery, excoriating discharge, IGels.; 
 eruption fails to appear, lAmm. c, ICamph.; 
 eruption copious, dark, confluent, ICrotal.; 
 eruption livid, ILach.; eruption turns livid, 
 with cerebral symptoms, IGels.; eruption re- 
 mains too long or reappears as a mottling, 
 Crotal.; eruption pale, I Ver.; eruption resem- 
 bling measles, 1 1 Ant. c, Apis, Bapt., Bell., 
 Chel., Cop., Cup. m., IDros., I ICEnan.; over- 
 excitability and weeping, ICoff.; eye symp- 
 toms and more or less nasal catarrh, lEuph.; 
 febrile stage, especially if pulmonary conges- 
 tion is impending, I Ver. v.; fever, with drow- 
 siness, dulness, IGels.; fever before eruption, 
 ■Strain.; gastric catarrh, lAnt. c; hoarseness, 
 ISpong.; inflammatory stage, chilliness and 
 watery discharge from nostrils, IGels.; run- 
 ning an irregular course, Viol.; laryngitis, 
 ICrotal.; malignant or purpuric form, Crotal.; 
 ©edematous, I Apis ; pneumonia, I Cup. m.; 
 pulmonary symptoms, Bry., Phos., Sul.; reper- 
 cussion (receding), I Ant. t., I Apis, lArs., 
 Bell., IIBry., ICamph., Carbo v., Caust., 
 IICup. m., Dulc., Gels., Hell., ILach., IPhos., 
 I IPsor., I IPuls., ISul.; repercussion, after 
 cold nothing but bluish spots visible, with 
 watery evacuation, nausea and colic, ICham.; 
 repercussion, with convulsions, vomiting and 
 gagging, face pale, twitching of limbs, I Cup. 
 m.; repercussion, spasms, IBry. ; repercus- 
 sion, with livid spots, IGels.; sequelae, lArg. 
 met., lArs., IBry., ICalc, I ICamph., Carbo v., 
 ICaust., ICham., Cinch., Dros., Dulc,Euph., 
 Hyos., Ign., IKali m., Nux m., Rhus, 
 Sep., MSticta, Strain., Sul.; sequel, easily 
 excited to anger (marasmus), IHydras.; 
 sequel, asthma, Brom.; sequel, bronchitis, 
 accompanied by chilliness, thirstlessness and 
 greenish expectoration, I I Puis. ; sequelae, in 
 syphilitic children (cancrum oris), I IPhos. ac; 
 sequel, chronic catarrh, IThuya ; sequel, tetan- 
 ic convulsions, ICham.; sequel, cough, lArn., 
 IHyos., IMurex ; sequel, cough, worse eating 
 or drinking, IKali c; sequel, chronic cough, 
 originating in remnants of partial pneumonia, 
 ISul.; sequel, chronic loose cough, I IPuls.; 
 sequel, chronic mucous cough, I I Dulc; sequel, 
 diarrhoea, HCinch.; sequel, chronic diarrhoea, 
 I Apis ; sequel, dysentery, lElat.; sequel, ema- 
 ciation (marasmus), IHydras.; sequel, noctur- 
 nal enuresis, IPuls.; sequel, eyes weak, 
 IIKalic. ; sequel, gangrenous mucous mem- 
 brane of nasal cavity, lArs.; sequel, particu- 
 larly hoarseness, ICarbo v.; sequel, hoarseness 
 with spasmodic cough, IDros.; sequel, fetid 
 leucorrhcea, IGuarsea ; sequel, inflammation 
 of lids, IINatr. m.; sequel, liver reduced in 
 size (marasmus), IHydras.; sequel, otitis and 
 otorrhcea, Cact., Carbo v., Colch., Lye, Men- 
 yanth., IMerc, Nitr. ac, IPuls., Sul.; sequel, 
 swelling of parotids, IDulc; sequel, pneumo- 
 nia, IKali c; sequel, teasing cough, IKali c; 
 spasmodic sneezing, IGels.; first stage, lEuph.; 
 stupefaction and sopor, ILyc; suppressed 
 tearing pain in head, particularly in and be- 
 hind right ear, from which there is a watery 
 yellow discharge, I IPuls.; suppressed, from 
 taking cold, ICham.; suppression, cough, with 
 muco-purulent expectoration, ISul.; sup- 
 
 pressed, with oppression of chest, Ilpec; 
 suppressed, in chorea, IRhus; suppressed, in 
 
 . whooping cough, IBry.; suppressed, deafness, 
 IIPuls.,BSuL; suppressed, roaring in ears, ISul.; 
 suppressed, pericarditis, lArs.; suppressed,. 
 harsh and dry skin, IKali s.; suppressed, hard 
 swelling of muscular structures on right side, 
 painful to touch, ISul.; excessive secretion of 
 tears or saliva, I INatr. m.; torpor, sleep- 
 iness and dread of movement, IGels.; ty- 
 phoid symptoms, lArs., Bapt , Carbo v., 
 IChlor., Mur. ac, Phos., Phos. ac, IIPuls., 
 Sul., Sul. ac 
 
 Eruption, menses : period deranged, IKali m.; 
 during, IGraph.; on face, in young women, 
 
 I I Sang. 
 
 Eruption, mental condition (derangement): 
 
 I I Op.; overexcitability and weeping, ICoff.; 
 after mercury, IBell./lHep., INitr. ac, ISul. 
 
 Eruption, moist (humid): Alum., ICalc, 
 ICham., Cornus, IIGraph., Hell., Iod., IKali 
 br., IKreo., ILyc,IIRhus, ISars., IISil.,Squil- 
 la ; in children, I I Hyper. ; corroding, IThuya ; 
 gluey, IGraph., INatr. m.; itching (fistula 
 lachrymalis), ICalc; offensive thick pus, yel- 
 low crusts, ISul.; paining as from splinters, or 
 when touched, INitr. ac; sero-purulent, in 
 aged people and hypochondriacal old maids, 
 ICon.; discharging pus almost constantly, 
 ■Sep.; scabby, IMez.; scaly, ISep.; with ver- 
 min, nightly itching, burning after scratching, 
 Vinca. 
 
 Eruption, miliary : I Aeon., Amm. c, Ananth., 
 Ant. c, lArs., Bar. m., IBell., IBry., Caust., 
 ICham., Coff., Cop., ICornus, ICup. ac,Hell., 
 Hep., Hyos., Ilpec, Jab., Jacea, IKali m., 
 Lach., Merc, Mez., INatr. m., Phos., Puis., 
 Sul. , Tabac ; especially after abuse of Bella- 
 donna, IHyos.; in blotches, I Agar.; chronic, 
 Amm. c; chronic (quartan), I I Rhus; close, 
 white, Agar.; dark, IClem.; dark, in scarla- 
 tina, IRhus ; in diabetes, Tarant.; dysentery, 
 I Ars. ; fine, itching, like sand, Ars.; with heat, 
 as if it were on fire, Sarrac ; inveterate, skin 
 rough, scaly, ISul.; itching, Arund., IClem.; 
 itching, with night sweat, IRhus ; turns livid 
 or black, ILach.; livid, in scarlatina, lAilant.; 
 during lying-in time, Cup. m.; metritis, ISec; 
 in patches, dark, almost livid, IIAilant.; red 
 pimples, I Ananth.; purple, Coff.; rough, 
 ICalc; red (malignant scarlatina), 1 1 Amm. c; 
 rubra, with colic, dyspnoea, or nausea, Ilpec;. 
 in scarlet fever, I ILach.; scratching till he- 
 screams, ICalc; appears slowly, ILach.; by 
 spells (chlorosis), Ilpec; spots, Sumb.; sup- 
 pressed (meningitis), IStram.; follows exces- 
 sive sweat (articular rheumatism), 1 1 Sal. ac; 
 copious, sour smelling sweat(typhoid), I IRhus; 
 worse on undressing, Coccul. ; in vulva, Sar- 
 rac; white, IBry., I I Nux v.; white, in ty- 
 phoid, MVal.; whitish, in typhus, lApis, 
 
 I Ars. B@~ rash. 
 
 Eruption, nettlerash : ^^" urticaria. 
 
 Eruption, neuralgia : of right supraorbital 
 nerve, IMez. g^gr* herpes zoster. 
 
 Eruption, nodular: Bar. m., Bry., Bufo., 
 ICarb.o a., IChel., Diad., I Form., Graph., Hip- 
 poz., Hod., Kali a., I IKreo., Therid.; severe 
 burning, apices filled with pus, I I Rhus ; gouty, 
 
 II Apis ; isolated, with red halo, get larger and 
 fill with lymph similar to smallpox, Ant. t.; 
 itching, Cupr. s.; painful, INatr. m. ; red,* 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1159 
 
 Aur. mur., Thuya; reddish, from size of 
 a pin's head to that of a split pea, de- 
 pressed, dark scurf in centre, with inflamed 
 base, I Kali bi.; scrofulous, Therid.; suppu- 
 rating, • Calc. s. ; dry, vesicular elevations, 
 change into nodules, ICalc; white, Thuya. 
 
 Eruption, during nursing period: ISep.; after 
 weaning, I IDulc. 
 
 Eruption, odor : jggg^ fetid. 
 
 Eruption, old persons : in old people, suffering 
 from vertigo, especially in bed, Con. 
 
 Eruption, painful: Asaf, IISul., Val. 
 
 Eruption, painless : Cycl. 
 
 Eruption, pale : colorless, smarting, Ars. 
 
 Eruption, papillary : minute papillae, so close 
 that skin has general red appearance at short 
 distance like injected papilke of cutis anse- 
 rina, Chlor.; small red, IMagn. m. 
 
 Eruption, papular: Aur. met., ICalc, Cham., 
 Cycl., Gels., IGrin., Hippoz., IHydro- 
 cot., Hod., IKali bi., IKali c, IKali iod., 
 IMerc. viv., I I Petrol., MPhos., Zinc; in 
 amenia, ISul.; burning itching, exuding pus- 
 like moisture, IKali s.; began as a spot on 
 calf and spread all over body, large papular 
 elevations, red and irregular like measles, but 
 more raised, with burning itching like fire, 
 especially night, must walk room, IKali bi. ; 
 desquamate, Chlor.; dry, scurfy, ring-shaped, 
 I ISep.; around eschar, size of pea to that of 
 a nut, dense or doughy, I lAnthrac. ; with 
 swelling of face, Vinca ; hard, Merc. iod. flaw; 
 hard, here aud there, I IMerc. iod. rub.; hard 
 and red base, burning itching, smarting, espe- 
 cially wet cold weather (affection of lungs), 
 I ISep.; extensive oedematous and phlegmon- 
 ous infiltration of neighboring skin and sub- 
 cutaneous cellular tissue, I lAnthrac; itching, 
 I I Lye, I ISep.; itching burning, kept just 
 ahead of the scratching, disappearing and 
 burning after, worse during sweat, I I Rhus ; 
 itching in children, Arund.; like measles, 
 I Gels.; circular crop of miliary raised and 
 rough, bright scarlet, irritable, itching, 
 scratching at night (intertrigo), IMerc; 
 painless, Carbo v. ; causing powdery appear- 
 ance of skin, I I Kali a. ; prickling, itching,Tell.; 
 psoric, impetigenous, dry relaxed skin, ISiL; 
 enlarge and fill with pus, dark red at base, 
 resemble mature variolous pustules, dry and 
 crusted over, Ant. t.; red, Bor., IKali m., 
 I ISyph.; red, covering entire body except 
 scalp, varying in diameter from size of pin's 
 head to that of a three-cent piece, vesicles form 
 on summit, crusts fall off, leaving a sore which 
 heals, place of sore marked by dark-colored 
 cicatrix, worse trunk, legs, forearms, IKali 
 ars. ; red, large, Act. rac ; roseolous, confluent, 
 Cub.; small, IKali m.; syphilitic, lArg. nit., 
 ■Kali bi.; suppurate, Chlor.; with dryness of 
 throat, 1 1 Kali iod.; similar to varicella, I ISiL; 
 vesicate, Chlor.; filled with watery yellowish 
 matter, I ISyph.; small, yellowish, Hippoz.; 
 exude a yellowish humor and form a crust, 
 Plant. 
 
 Eruption, patches : Berb. ; red, ICalc 
 g^ spots. 
 
 Eruption, pemphigus: lAnac, lArs., Bell., 
 Bry.,Calc, Canth., Canst., Chin, s., Chloral., 
 Cinch., Cop., Crotal. , IDulc, Gamb., IHep., 
 Hydrocot,, Jugl., IILach., ILyc, IMerc, 
 INatr. m., INatr. s., Nitr. ac, I IPhos., IPsor., 
 
 1 1 Ran. b., Ran. sc, IIRhus, ISep., ISul., ISul. 
 ac, Thuya ; each bulla with a red areola, 
 IRhus; benignus, IHydrocot.; blisters small 
 and on highly inflamed surface (tonsillitis), 
 ILyc; in children (neonatorum), Aeon., Bell., 
 Bry., Calc, Cham., Dulc, Merc, Psor., Ran. b., 
 Rhus, Sul. ; in children, blisters two, three or 
 four inches in diameter, I I Ran. b., ISil.; fever 
 low, parts bluish and discharge scanty, tardy, 
 or dark fluid, unhealthy, ICrotal.; foliaceus, 
 Ars.,Chin.a.,Lach.,Lyc,Phos.,Sep., I IThuya; 
 foliaceus, epidermis on one-third of body and 
 almost half of back raised as if by an enorm- 
 ous blister, serous fluid escapes through small 
 openings, I IThuya ; infant, I I Ran. sc; large 
 blisters, burst and. leave raw surfaces, I I Ran. 
 b.; malignus, I IKali ph.; especially when 
 painful, Thuya ; looks like a pock, often con- 
 fluent *and persistently reappears, ISyph.; 
 prostration, I I Ran. b.; scarlet redness" over 
 whole body, lAnac; blisters constantly re- 
 peating, secreting a foul smelling, gluey mat- 
 ter, forming crusts and healing from centre, 
 I I Ran. b.; restlessness, I I Ran. b.; squamosus, 
 ISars.; typhoid condition, fluid assumes a dark 
 or sanguinous character, or gangrene threat- 
 ens, Crotal. 
 
 Eruption, petechiae : Am., Bell., Berb., IBry., 
 Canth., Chloral., Crotal., IHyos., ILach.,Led., 
 Nux v., I IPhos., Ruta, Sec, SiL, I I Strain., 
 Sul. ac; little blotches or ecchymosed purple 
 spots, ICrotal.; morbus Briglitii, MPhos. ac, 
 diabetes, ISec; metritis, MSec; in old per- 
 sons, ICon.; in old or intemperate subjects, 
 Crotal.; red, from size of a fleabite to that of 
 a lentil, lArs.; in scarlatina, lArs., lArumt.; 
 large number, especially about soft parts (pur- 
 pura hemorrhagica), I I Phos. ; on spine (cere- 
 brospinal disease), I IVer. v.; in typhoid or 
 typhus, I Ars., IBapt., IBry., Cup. m., Ham., 
 Nitr. ac, IPhos. ac, IIRhus, Sinap., Sul. ac; 
 hemorrhage, variola, I Ham.; viper bite, 
 ICamph. gs^* spots. 
 
 Eruption, phagedenic : itching at night, 
 IIRhus. 
 
 Eruption, phlyctenules : especially on ex- 
 tremities, Elaps ; thin yellow fluid (epilepsy), 
 IBufo.; after vaccination, Ant t. 
 Jg^~ vesicles. 
 
 Eruption, pimples: Anac, I Ant. c, Ars. h., 
 Ars. met., Arum d., Ast. r.,7rAur. mur., Bar. c, 
 Berb., Brom., ICalad., ICalc. p., Calc s., 
 Cinch., Crotal., Cund., Diad., Dig., Dulc, 
 I Fluor, ac, Gels., IGraph., IHep., I iHydras., 
 Hyper., Hyos., Indig., I IKali c, IKali m., 
 IKreo., ILach., Menyanth., Meph., IMerc, 
 IMerc. cor., IMez., IMur. ac, Myr. cer., INatr. 
 c, INatr. m , IPuls., IRhus, Ruta, Sabina, 
 ISars., ISeneg., ISep., I IStaph., ISul., Tabac, 
 I ITarax, Thuya, Tromb.; acuminated, whit- 
 ish, filled with watery fluid, commence with 
 itching and burning, especially on abdomen, 
 hands and between fingers, lArs.; with black 
 heads, I IDiosc; bleed easily when scratched, 
 Kob.; from degraded state of blood, ICrotal.; 
 like blotches, stinging, itching like nettles, 
 worse rubbing, Strain.; brain affections of 
 children, IISul.; leaving brown liver spots, 
 Berb.; brownish (syphilis), INitr. ac; burn- 
 ing, 1 1 Ars., Berb., Bov., Cub.; burning heat, 
 I IMosch.; burning, with yellow crusts, IMerc; 
 burning, itching, I Agar.; coalescing into 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 blisters, size of a split pea, filled with yellow- 
 watery fluid, with intense itching, worse 
 night after 12 p.m., better rubbing with some- 
 thing rough until blisters open, Rhus ; coales- 
 cing into blisters size of a split pea, filled with 
 yellow watery fluid, with itching, worse night 
 after 12 p.m., better rubbing with something 
 rough until blisters are open, ISang.; conical, 
 hard and red, Thuya ; crusty, in young people, 
 IHep., IMerc. sol.; dry, Iod.; dry, red, itching 
 when exposed to heat, Sars.; dry, like con- 
 fluent smallpox, IIHyos. ; exuding moisture 
 like an ulcer, painful on external pressure, 
 Spong.; soon filling with whitish yellow 
 lymph and then shrivelling, ICycl.; little, 
 hard, red, like fleabites, Agar.; furunculous, 
 with red areola and itching sensation, Sul.; 
 caused by disturbed action of follicular 
 glands, IKali m.; in groups, Berb.; surrounded 
 by blue halo, ILach.,IIMerc; hard, I I Arum t.; 
 hard, with burning-biting itching, Rhus ; 
 small, hard, Therid.; humid, IThuya ; like 
 small cutaneous indurations, IGels.; inflamed, 
 IISul.; inflamed (liver complaint), IChel.; iso- 
 lated, Berb., ILyc. ; isolated, red, with cir- 
 cumscribed areola, depressed centres became 
 confluent where they were most dense, bleed 
 when scabs come off, I ISyph.; itching, I Apis, 
 Ars., Bov., ICaust., Coccus, ICon., IIGraph., 
 IHep., I IMerc. sol., ISep., ISil., IStaph., 
 Stront., ISul., Zinc, Ziz.; itching burning, 
 lArs. ; itching excessively, Ascl. t.; itching, 
 inflamed, painful to touch, IISul.; itching, 
 like nettlerash, Sil.; itching, red, Asim.; itch- 
 ing, arise singly with ailments, Kali s.; 
 itching, covered with a crust around ulcers 
 and suppurates, I Cham.; itching, with small 
 vesicles, I IKali in.; itchlike, IBar. m., IKali 
 iod. ; itchlike, with burning, itching and 
 smarting after scratching, 1 1 Rhus ; large, deep 
 seated, and irritable to touch, Rhus ; during 
 menses, which she fears will prove to be little 
 snakes and turn and twist around each other, 
 Lac c; irregular menses, I I Lac def.; miliary, 
 with yellow tips, Grat.; like nettlerash, with 
 biting itching, Rhus ; worse at night, IMerc; 
 in onanists, IPhos. ac; painful, IKali c, ISul.; 
 painful, for some distance about them, I I Jamb.; 
 painful, sore, Ind. ; painful, suppurating, feels 
 as though pierced with a needle, skin red far 
 around each, Ind.; as large as peas, itch when 
 scratched off, are moist and burn, Staph. ; like 
 petechise, ILed.; phlyctenoidal, I I Kali m.; 
 painful to pressure, Spong. ; purulent, contain 
 fluid like varnish (rupia), I IThuya; pustulous, 
 Cham.; pustulous, with yellow scabs, I IChel., 
 ICina, I IKreo., Iod., Lachn., IRhus, Thuya, 
 MVariol., Zing.; bright red, small, conical, 
 hard, inflamed base, resembling lichen, itch- 
 ing, Ant. t. ; bright red, in constipation of suck- 
 lings, I Apis ; bright red, here and there, Apis; 
 bright red, filling with pus, Dulc.; red, with 
 prominent centres, rough to touch, IChel.; 
 clusters of red, with red areolae and small tips, 
 containing pus, changing to brown spots, 
 Berb.; fine red, running together, presenting 
 a red, swollen appearance, alkaline fluid oozes 
 out copiously, after subsiding cuticle comes off 
 in fine scales, itches and stings, better for- 
 merly by cold water, lately by hot, IKali s.; 
 red, itching every summer (eczema Solaris), 
 IMur. ac; large, red, Verbas., Zing.; red, like 
 
 miliaria, lAnanth.; red, filled with pus, and 
 covered with yellow crusts, I ISep.; single,red, 
 itching, Berb.; red, small, Rumex, ISep.; red, 
 small, itching, tipped with pus, burn after 
 scratching, IGraph.; red, small, in incipient 
 phthisis, I I Rumex ; red, small, roselike,Bov.; 
 red, small (secondary syphilis), Ars. m.; bright 
 red, small, formed vesicles of a pearly look, 
 with depressed tips and surrounded by red 
 areolae, Vacc; very bright red, small, sharply 
 defined, with minute vesicles upon them, se- 
 vere itching, day and night, most at night, 
 after going to bed, Tell.; red, in syphilis, INitr. 
 ac; red, in typhus, 1 1 Strain.; red, like urtica- 
 ria, lAnanth.; red, most evident when warm, 
 Vacc; red, with white tip, painful and sting- 
 ing (hip joint disease), IMerc; with redness 
 and swelling, I IKali c; form scabs (impetigo), 
 ICarbo s.; rise after scratching, ooze, moist- 
 ure keeping parts sore, Sars.; scurfy, IMur.ac, 
 Oleand. ; scurfs, itching, when getting warm in 
 bed, IMur. ac; covered with scurfs ulcerating 
 around ulcers, I Cham.; sensation as if pim- 
 ples were coming out, Cinnab.; sensitive 
 to touch, Calad.; single, with rash, I IKali m.; 
 small, Cub., Ictod., Iod., IKali c.,1 ISep., Vacc; 
 small, spreading into large, scarlet blotches, 
 discharging yellow matter, Kali bi.; small, 
 colorless, containing serum, 1 1 Sars.; small, 
 then desquamation, Elaps ; small, dry, red- 
 dish (run around), I I Bov.; small, flat, semi- 
 transparent, Berb.; small, here and there, with 
 terrible itching, when undressing in evening, 
 Pallad.; small, round, I I Arum t.; small, dis- 
 charge serous fluid, become dry on scratch- 
 ing, leaving skin roughened, with brown her- 
 petic spots here and there (chlorosis), I ISep.; 
 sore, smarting, I Hep.; sore,Ind. met.,IIJamb., 
 Kob.jsore, painful, IHep.; sore, pressing pain 
 when touched, Zinc; sore, discharge and form 
 a scab, painful when touched, Lac c; sore to 
 touch, Arg.met.; stinging as from a splinter 
 when touched, Arn.; onsmall,red spot,Cham.; 
 stinging, lAnanth.; as from stings of insects, 
 I Ant. c; suppressed, nervous palpitation, 
 ICalc; suppurating, Ars., Arund., Bar. c, 
 IHep., Sars., IISul., Tarax., Zinc; with sweat, 
 Con.; swollen, hard, Calc s.; tips full of pus, 
 surrounded by red areola, Thuya ; ulcerated, 
 Kalic, IMerc. sol.; surround ulcers, IILach., 
 ISul.; like varicella, Thuya; variola, IBapt. ; 
 small, develop at point of vaccination, Vacc; 
 watery fluid, Lachn.; discharge water when 
 scratched, Kali n.; watery, suppurate, form- 
 ing scabs,Tuberc; white, on red nose, INatr. c; 
 small, white, with some moisture, after moder- 
 ate wine drinking, Zinc. ; white, suppurating, 
 with red areolae, Calad.; white, transparent, 
 filled with acrid humor, which form scabs like 
 those of scabies, Con. 
 Eruption, pityriasis: Agar., Arg.met., IIArs., 
 Aur. met., Bry., Calc, Canth., Clem., Dulc, 
 Graph., I IKali iod., IIKreo., Lach., Led., 
 Lye, I IMang., Merc,Mez., Natr.m., I INuph., 
 Oleand., Petrol., I IPhos., HPhyt., Sep., Sil., 
 Sul., IThuya ; especially children, Canth.; with 
 moist eczema of legs, IKali br.; itching, 
 caused by approaching fire, IMez.; nigra, 
 i Mang.; in old people, Tereb.; rubra, in a man 
 aet. 22, of healthy appearance, temperate and 
 never had syphilis, three weeks ago an erup- 
 tion commenced of dark red, well-defined 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
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 spots, covered with small loosely adherent 
 scales, extending over thorax and left shoul- 
 der, then scales of epidermis exfoliate in im- 
 mense quantities, exposing a red dry surface, 
 I IMang.; versicolor, I Carbol.ac. , IMez.,INitr. 
 ac; versicolor, on all parts of body, except 
 hands and face, I IPtel. J^T" dry. 
 
 Eruption, points: red, Cinnab.; blood spots 
 appear as small brown prints on surface 
 (pruritus senilis), IMez. 
 
 Eruption, pompholyx : in hand, every year, 
 I Bufo. 
 
 Eruption, porrigo : llris, IPetrol.; favosa, I ISul.; 
 favosa, ichor acrid, IColch.; favosa, oozing 
 acrid ichor, in infants, spots round and dry, 
 slightly raised and reddened at edges, with 
 branlike scales in centre, ISumb.; itching, 
 ICodein. 
 
 Eruption, pregnancy : during, ISep. 
 
 Eruption, pricking : Cycl. 
 
 Eruption, prurigo : j^ 1 * Skin itching. 
 
 Eruption, psoriasis : Alum., Amb., Amm. c, 
 IIArs., IIArs. iod., Aur. met., JBor., Bry., 
 ICalc, ICanth., ICarbol. ac, ICinch., Clem., 
 Coral., Dulc, I Graph., Iod., llris, Kali br., 
 Led., IILyc, I IMang., Mar. v., IMerc., IMerc 
 iod. rub., Merc, sul., INitr.ac, I INuph., IPe- 
 trol., IPhos., UPhyt., I IPsor., Ran.b., IRhus, 
 ISarrac, USep., ISul., Tell.; alternates with 
 asthma, ISul.; blepharitis, ISil.; chronic, 
 IRhus; diffuse, Ars. i., Bor., Calc, Cic, 
 Clem., Dulc, Graph., Lye, Merc. iod. rub., 
 Mur. ac, Rhus, Sul., Thuya ; discoloration of 
 skin after, 1 1 Kali a.; furfuraceous, sometimes 
 fissured and bleeding, ILyc; guttata, Ars., 
 ■Fluor, ac; inflamed, in a child, lArs. iod.; 
 inveterata, Calc, Carbol. ac, Clem., Kali a., 
 Merc, Petrol., Rhus, Sep., ISil., Sul.; inveter- 
 ata, in a man set. 45, addicted to immoderate 
 use of brandy, eight years ago was cured of 
 amaurosis by electricity, and six months later 
 cutaneous disease commenced, sickly appear- 
 ance, vascular but thin, complexion dark, had 
 gonorrhoea, chancre and buboes, and was drunk 
 at first consultation, eruption first appeared on 
 elbows, then on knees and calves, at the dis- 
 eased points skin first became thickened, then 
 fissures appeared and finally white shiny hard 
 adherent scales wmich were continually repro- 
 duced, occasionally rheumatic pains, IMang. ; 
 inveterata, itching when warm, after scratch- 
 ing relief, followed by burning and at times 
 bleeding, I ISul.; itching, INuph.; palmaris, 
 Crotal., Kali s., I IPetrol.; irregular patches, 
 with shining scales, edges slightly raised, 
 llris ; in numerous patches, with itching, 
 patches scale off and are replaced by smaller, 
 leave beneath them a red skin, II Kali a.; in 
 relievo, llris ; places which have remained 
 free from impetigo mercurialis turn rough, 
 •dry, crack and peel off constantly in white, 
 branlike scales, especially on scalp, whiskers 
 and eyebrows, without attacking face, IMerc; 
 scales shining, white, adhesive, looking like 
 stearine, I ISep.; scaly, itching, causing him 
 to % scratch till ichorous fluid discharges form- 
 
 I ing a hard cake, 1 1 Kali a. ; syphilitica, 1 1 Psor.; 
 secondary syphilis, IMerc"; with ulcers on 
 legs, I Kali a. 
 
 Eruption, purpura: spots full of bluish dark 
 blood, all over body except face and hands, 
 J I Rhus ; with fever and soreness, ICarbo v., 
 
 with hemorrhages from all mucous mem- 
 branes, with dull aching distress in stomach, 
 and vomiting of blood and mucus, I I Sal. ac; 
 caused by excessive use of salt, bloody diar- 
 rhoea after, INitr. sp. d.; scorbutic, IILach. 
 
 Eruption, purpura hemorrhagica: IArn.,Ars., 
 Bell., Berb., Bov., Bry., Chin, s., Chloral., Coc- 
 cin., Coral., ICrotal., ICup. ac,IHam., Hyos., 
 Iod., IKali iod., 1 1 Kali ph., IILach., IILed., 
 Millef., Nux v., I IPhos., IPhos. ac, IRhus, 
 Ruta, USec, Sil., Stram., Sul., HSul.ac, IITe- 
 reb. ; red spots over whole body, particularly 
 on part covered with clothing (purpura hem- 
 orrhagica), IPhos.; bluish- red, lentil-shaped 
 spots over body, with lassitude and repeated 
 hemorrhages from nose and mouth, I IRhus; 
 livid, Carbo v.; bright red spots of various 
 sizes and shapes, I IRhus; in typhus, Crotal.; 
 peliosis rheumatica, with oedema, large, pur- 
 puric spots, and bullae, in which black, pur- 
 puric patches, covered with a flaccid envelope 
 of bullae after serum has escaped, were like 
 patches of skin which had mortified, Crotal.; 
 greatly varied in size, smooth, generally round, 
 and dark red, I I Led. g^ Skin, ecchymosis. 
 
 Eruption, pustules: Anac, lAnt. c, lAnt. t., 
 I Ars., Ars. s. f.; TrAur. mur., Bell., I IBrom., 
 Bufo., ICalc, Carbol. ac,IChel., IClem., ICro- 
 tal., ICrot. t., Cund., Fluor, ac, llris, Uugl., 
 IKali bi., IKali m., IMagn. m., I INatr. c, 
 INatr. m., IRhus, ISep., Sil., 1 1 Staph., I I Stil- 
 ling., ISul., Tabac, ITell.; contents, alkaline, 
 sometimes blackening metal, I I Anthrac ; 
 anthrax, penetrates deeply into subcutane- 
 ous cellular tissue, I I Anthrac (ftf^" Chap. 
 44, Anthrax) ; white, aphthous, in mouth, 
 IHep.; with red areola, suppurate and form 
 crusts (children), Arund.; inflamed base, sore 
 to touch, I IMerc. iod. rub.; black, with in- 
 flammation and itching, spread over whole 
 body, Rhus ; black, ulcerated, INatr. c; with 
 catarrh of bladder, Indig.; bleed easily (ec- 
 thyma), IMerc; from degraded state of blood, 
 ICrotal.; dark blue (itch), ILach.; leaves blu- 
 ish-red marks, 1 1 Ant. t.; bluish-red, hard 
 hot base, lApis ; brownish, lApis; reddish, 
 brownish like smallpox, without central de- 
 pression, covers body, except penis and 
 scrotum, covers inside of mouth and throat, 
 making swallowing difficult, also eyes, mak- 
 ing him blind, tips of pimples become filled 
 with pus, worse warmth of bed (secondary 
 syphilis), I I Syph. ; burning, Amm. c, lApis, 
 Ind., ILach., I IPetrol.; burst and discharge 
 purulent matter, forming yellowish-brown 
 scabs, which become dark, suppurate, and ex- 
 ude for a long time, Vacc; caseous, purulent 
 contents, Hippoz.; become cicatrized (ecthy- 
 ma), IMerc; confluent, I Cic, ICrot. t.; copper- 
 colored, Psor.; similar to cowpox, Vacc; 
 forming a gray brown crust,which finally falls 
 off,ICrot.t.; forming thick crusts,after scratch- 
 ing, Asim.; depressed, Anthrac. ; desquamation 
 or desiccation, ICrot. t.; with diarrhoea, IMerc 
 cor.; face drying up soon, 1 1 Thuya; dry, ele- 
 vated, on inner surface, Ant. sul. aur.; efflores- 
 cence, ichorous, MSars. ; epidemic malignant 
 furuncular formation, generally on lower lip, 
 withsevere pain and surrounded by erysipelat- 
 ous areola, ILach.; exude purulent fluid, IClem.; 
 fever low, parts bluish and discharge scanty, 
 tardy or dark fluid, ICrotal.; speck, like a 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 fleabite, black point in centre, changes to 
 itching pustule, capped with small clear red- 
 dish or bluish vesicle, I lAnthrac; commenc- 
 ing on one foot, extending to knee and in 
 running together made one continuous sore, 
 IMerc. sol.; tendency to gangrene, ISec; ap- 
 pear gradually on every part of body, Hippoz. ; 
 in groups with pain in limbs and disordered 
 stomach, Cop.; several groups, have a hemor- 
 rhagic appearance, spread from one group to 
 another (herpes zoster from external applica- 
 tion of Rhus), ILach.; size of a pin's head, on 
 hairy parts, IKali bi.; twenty-six on top of 
 head, some as large as a three-cent piece, 
 I I Iris; become hollow (ecthyma), IMerc; 
 discharges ichorous liquid, leaves fresh cop- 
 pery pockmarks (after healing of chancre), 
 MSyph.; extensive cedematous and phleg- 
 monous infiltration of neighboring skin and 
 subcutaneous cellular tissue, I lAnthrac; in- 
 flamed, painful, emitting acrid water, Stram.; 
 inflamed parts as large as a pea, small black 
 scab in middle, Kali bi.; isolated, filling 
 rapidly with sero-purulent matter and sur- 
 rounded by an inflamed halo, come in small 
 crops, dry, leaving hard, dry scabs easily 
 knocked off, leaving red moist surfaces, sen- 
 sitive to contact with atmosphere or bed- 
 clothes, ILach.; like those of pocky itch 
 (psoric), MSul.; itching, Arg. nit., Asim., 
 ICrot.t., ILach., I IMerc. iod. rub., MSpig., 
 ISuL; itching, in nasal catarrh, ICalc; itch 
 excessively, Ascl. t.; itching, ceasing to itch 
 after scabbing over, IDulc; itching, sensitive 
 to touch, worse from washing, IDulc; itching 
 burning after vaccination, MPsor. ; itching, 
 with weakness on exertion (ecthyma), 1 1 Pe- 
 trol.; itching, better wrapping up warmly, 
 ISil.; itchlike, Grat.; large, Hyos., I IVariol.; 
 large, burst, discharging yellow green thick 
 pus, severe tensive pains, 1 1 Sep.; large, clus- 
 tering, I Hyos.; large greasy looking pock- 
 shaped, IKreo.; small, filled with lymph dry- 
 ing quickly, ISil.; large, pale-red, worse at 
 night, Ars. ; large, scattered, I I Vacc ; begins 
 as a small lump, which inflames and gets red, 
 discharging a bloody fluid, leaves a small de- 
 pressed ulcerative surface with inflamed base, 
 heals and breaks out again, wherever dis- 
 charge touches it causes a fresh spot, itching 
 at night, IKalibi.; malignant, lAnthrac, Apis, 
 IIArs., IBell., I IBufo., Carbo v., iChlor., 
 •Hippoz., Hydras., Kreo., IILach., IRhus, 
 Sec, ISil.,Tarant. ; malignant, bluish, ILach.; 
 malignant, pyaemia, hectic fever, IBCrotal. ; 
 malignant, during suppurative stage, ISil.; 
 moist, burning, stinging, itching, Bar. c; ooz- 
 ing, ICrot. t.; size of millet seeds, growing 
 larger, oozing and forming a gray -brown crust, 
 Crot. t.; painful, I Tarant.; painful, yellowish 
 green fetid pus, 1 1 Jacea; painful, in syphilis, 
 Ijacea; painful to touch (ecthyma), IMerc; 
 painless, IKreo.; patches on certain places, 
 where bones are nearest cuticle, isolated 
 large pustules on other parts break, discharge 
 ichorous fluid for one or two days, then heal, 
 leaving characteristic pockmark cicatrices, 
 patches take longer to heal, discharge some 
 fluid till healing commences, I ISyph.; size of 
 a pea, bursting by discharging thick mucus, 
 sanguineous pus, offensive odor, Hippoz.; 
 size of peas, covered with brown crusts, 
 
 I Ant. t.; size of a split pea, each with a hair 
 in centre, on arms, Kali bi.; thick like pocks, 
 as large as a pea, IIAnt. t.; psoric, HPsor., 
 IISul. ; with pus at tips, pain when touched 
 as from pressure of a sharp edge, and per- 
 sistent burning, Rhus ; contain thin yellow 
 pus, IISul.; become raised (ecthyma),, 
 IMerc; red, Cinnab. ; red, change to brown 
 spots, Berb.; red, changes to ichorous, crusty, 
 burning and spreading ulcers, Ars.; red, 
 itching, burning, stitching, Berb.; red, rosy 
 (corona veneris), lAiir. met.; red, sensitive 
 topressure, Berb.; rose-colored, mammillated 
 in centre of patches, become umbilicated, 
 exude creamy moisture and form thick 
 yellow scabs, I Kali br.; better by gentle rub- 
 bing (impetigo), Thuya; running together, 
 make one continuous sore, IMerc sol.; secret- 
 ing a sanious irritating matter, I Iris ; scab 
 over, but pus oozes, 1 1 Merc iod. rub. ; scabies, 
 ■Ars.; like scabies, with itching, discharge 
 when opened by friction a watery . fluid, 
 Arund.; covered with brownish scab, itching 
 after washing, IKali bi.; dry scabs of lami- 
 nated form, I Apis ; form thick yellow scabs, 
 I Gic; scaly, I Apis ; scattered, IMerc sol.; 
 have been scratched, leave ulcers, suppurating 
 for a long time, Sars.; on scrotum, after itch- 
 ing, Ant. sul. aur.; disgusting crop, epidermis 
 undermined around as with shingles, burning 
 and itching, I I Sul. ; size of a pea to a five-cent 
 piece, ILach.; small, wherever pus touches, 
 IHep.,IHydrocot., Kali n., I IMerc. iod. rub.; 
 small, I I Sep.; small, itching elevations, break 
 and. exude a corroding fluid, forming eat- 
 ing ulcers, Ars.; many small, near to- 
 gether, violent itching, Zinc; small, on 
 roots of nails, spreading over hands to wrists, 
 IKali bi.; small, like smallpox, disappear 
 without bursting, IKali bi.; small, with 
 stitches all over body, ISep.; small, discharg- 
 ing water, I I Kali iod.; small, secreted a watery 
 fluid when broken, if not touched fluid be- 
 came thickened to a yellow tough mass, I Kali 
 bi.; like confluent smallpox, lAnanth.; smart- 
 ing, Bell.; smooth, round, white, confluent, 
 size of a mustard seed , in palms, contain white 
 fluid and itch, ILach.; sore, Ind.; sore, in ec- 
 thyma, IMerc; spread over body and limbs, 
 from fauces, Ant. c; single, appear every 
 Spring (after imperfectly cured itch), IISul. 
 ac; stinging, I Apis, Ind., BLach.; light, straw- 
 color, I Apis ; suppurating, jCalcs.; large, 
 suppurating constantly renewing themselves 
 (acarus itch), ISep.; suppurating, running to- 
 gether, forming dry and scaly spots or crusts 
 and acrid discharges, I Merc; tuberculous, after 
 abuse of mercury (syphilis), IKali iod.; ty- 
 phoid, I I Rhus ; then painful ulcers, finally ery- 
 thematous swellings, Cup. ars.; umbilicated, 
 leaving scars. , IKali iod.; umbilicated, yellow 
 or bluish around, with dark red depression, 
 hemorrhagic foundation, Anthrac; after vac- 
 cination, ICrotal., I I Sul.; like varicella, lAnt. 
 c; like variola, with red halo, Asim.; like 
 variola, on forehead, occiput, sternum and 
 spine, painful and suppurates, ISil.; resem- 
 bling varioloid, Coral.; with a dark red base 
 and a roundish or oblong elevation filled with 
 pus of a greenish yellow color resembling vari- 
 oloid , some as large as a pea, some less, without 
 depression in centre, coming with a round,, 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 116a 
 
 hard feel in skin like a shot, very itchy, Vacc; 
 varying in size from a millet seed to a large 
 pea and filled with thick yellow matter, dis- 
 charge after one or two days, making parts 
 sore, symptoms worse by warmth of bed at 
 night, IMerc. sol.; w r hite, Act. rac. ; numerous 
 yellow, each containing a hair, on scalp (tinea 
 capitis), llris ; yellow, size of a hempseed, 
 Hippoz.; thick, yellow, friable, semi-transpar- 
 ent incrustation, I Jacea ; small, spread and 
 , exude a yellowish corroding discharge, 
 I I Staph. $|gr scabies, variola, varioloid. 
 Eruption, rash:l Aeon., Ammoniac., A mm. c., Ant. 
 c.,liVrs., IBell., Bry.,Caust., ICham.,Coff.,Cup. 
 m.,Dig., IHep., Hyos., Ilpec, Jabor., I ILach., 
 Mar. v., IMerc. ,Mez., l]N T atr.m.,Phos.,Phos.ac., 
 IPhyt., Puls.,Sul.,Ver.; in abdomen, Ars. met.; 
 returns annually when ailanthus tree blos- 
 soms (after poisoning), Ailant.; as soon as he 
 goes from warm room into cold air, Sars.; 
 often returning, make babies chafe, ISars.; 
 biting, Jacea ; in bronchitis, Ilpec; brown- 
 ish, miliary, Mez.; burning,IApis,IArs.,Bov.; 
 with inflammatory affections of chestJIBry. ; 
 during childbed, IBry. ; third day after con- 
 finement, ICup. m.; children, IBry. ; clusters 
 of red fine, Phos. ac. ; in whooping cough, 
 Ilpec; development slow (eruptive fever), 
 I IBry.; in diphtheria, I IPhyt.; shining 
 through epidermis, in diphtheria, Canth.; dis- 
 appears, causes asthma, Calad.; dry, like itch, 
 ICarbo v.; generally dry, occasionally slight 
 moisture exuded, in axilla3,and around mouth , 
 IHep.; dulness of senses, before, IStram.; 
 copious discharge from ears, ILach.; erysipe- 
 latoid, with maddening, burning heat, worse 
 at night, I Hydras.; epidemic, itching, IGrind.; 
 epidemic, like roseola, suffusion of neck 
 and often whole body, burning, itching, 
 ■Grind.; fading, in malignant scarlatina, 
 I IStram.; childbed fever, second week, all 
 over except on abdomen, lAcon.; fiery (oph- 
 thalmia, scrofulous), ICham.; fine burning in 
 spots where there is no eruption, ICarbo v.; in 
 groups, all over, INatr. m.; fine,prickling, tick- 
 ling, itching, disappears in a cold room, where 
 she had rheumatic pain in and about these 
 joints, Sep.; fine, curvature of spine, after a 
 fall, I ISul.; fine, red, vesicular, itching and 
 burning, especially in joints, worse at night, 
 causing scratching, felt hard on pressure wuth 
 finger, Rhus ; prickly heat, lAcon., ICalc, 
 ILept., Osm.; prickly heat of newcomers in 
 tropics, ILed.; in infants, ICham.; irritable 
 looking (diphtheria), Canth.; irritating, from 
 contact with coarse shirt, patches like lichen 
 in some parts, in others linear appearance of 
 psoriasis, I ISul.; following irritation, ICalc; 
 itching, Ant.c,Bov., ICalc, IHep. ,IMez., Zinc; 
 burning, alternating with asthma, Calad. ; itch- 
 ing, always worse, and gnawing after scratch- 
 ing, and sticking as from needles, I I Mez.; vio- 
 lent itching, worse in warmth of bed, cold or 
 changing weather, better open air, lApis ;_ of 
 lying-in women, caused by heatorerrorsindiet, 
 Cham.; lumpy, fiery, I ISyph.; measle-shaped 
 over whole body, Amm.m., 1 1 Merc. sol.; looking 
 like measles, but without catarrh (looks like 
 syphilis), Ailant.; miliary, in circles, IHep.; 
 before menses, IDulc. ; like sting of a nettle, 
 coming out every night, and almost disap- 
 pearing during day, is very itchy, and after 
 
 washing with soap and water becomes painful, 
 disturbing sleep, I Chloral.; old, 1 1 Rhus ; with 
 single pimples, I I Kali m.; suddenly pales 
 (scarlatina), ILyc; papular, 1 1 Kali br. ; pecu- 
 liar, fine, over hepatic region, Selen.; small, 
 red pimples, burn when scratched during 
 menses, ICon.; purple,IBell.; sudden receding,, 
 with difficult respiration, I IBry. ; red,Amm.c , 
 IHyos.; red, seventh day after confinement, 
 ICalc; coppery red, IStram. ; red, itching,Ant. 
 c, Ant. t., IMez., Selen.; red, measly, IRhus ; 
 red, consisting of thickpimples, Cham.; resem- 
 bling scarlatina simplex,bright red, disappears 
 on pressure, returns immediately after re- 
 moval of pressure, I IStram.; red, stinging, 
 followed by desquamation, Chin, s.; red, with 
 sweat after dulness of senses and anxiety. 
 Strain.; red, in typhus, IStram.; rose rash, 
 
 I INatr. p.; rough, Sec; like scarlatina, Amm. c; 
 scarlet, IBell.; in spots, in evening, Daph.; 
 stinging, Jacea, INatr. m.; stomach derange- 
 ment, IKali m.; stomatitis, I ISul.; purple, with 
 stupor (scarlatina), I Ailant.; suppression, in 
 children (asthma), IIPuls.; suppressed, asth- 
 ma), 1 1 Aeon.; secondary syphilis, IMerc. cor.; 
 syphilitic, an abundance of fine scales peeling 
 off, I ISyph.; after vaccination, Ant. t.; white 
 vesicles, itching and burning, Calad.; fine, 
 white, Rhus v. ftf^* exanthema, urticaria. 
 
 Eruption, red : Chlor., Oxal. ac, Tabac; blu- 
 ish, round and elevated on body (diphtheria), 
 ILach.; bright fine, Merc iod. flav.; bright 
 scarlet, Anac, Asim.; brown, INitr. ac; some- 
 times dry, with thin crusts, sometimes oozing- 
 yellow drops, IHyper.; elevated, rashlike, 
 Bry.; after peeling, lAur. met.; fine, forming 
 small white scales, I I Psor. ; at times humid, 
 Thuya ; looks inflamed during increasing 
 moon, Clem.; large mahogany-colored (in- 
 sanity), IITarant.; moist, IThuya; scabby, on 
 thighs and bends of knees, in hot weather, 
 and in full moon, Bov.; scarlet, IPhyt.; bright 
 scarlet, Chloral.; diffuse scarlet, studded with 
 innumerable papillae like rash of scarlet fever, 
 IBell. ; scorbutic looking, Ars.; in scrofulosis 
 of children, IStilling.; smooth, shining bright 
 on whole lower part of body from a little below 
 navel in front and top of nates behind down 
 thighs and legs giving parts appearance of 
 boiled lobster shell, IKali bi. Jg^ miliary. 
 
 Eruption, restlessness: lAcon, lApis, I Ars., 
 IRhus ; in a child, I I Psor. 
 
 Eruption, retrocession: having a tendency to 
 strike in and locate in internal organs, ICalc 
 
 Eruption, rheumatic: I Ant. t.; rheumatic 
 pain after acute cutaneous eruption, Dulc. 
 
 Eruption, Rhus poisoning: Agar. , Amm. c, 
 
 I I Anac, Arm, IBry., ICrot. t., Cypr., 
 IGraph.,IGrin., I IKalis.,Led., Lobel., INuph., 
 MPlant., ISang., ISep., I ISul.; intolerable 
 itching, IRhus v.; red and rough, IRhus v.- 
 repelled, I ISul.; spotted, as if eruption were 
 underneath showing through skin, I ISul.; 
 sumach poisoning, abdomen and knees af- 
 fected, I Graph. 
 
 Eruption, roseola: IIAcon., IBell., IIBry., 
 ICornus, Cop., IHyos., IMerc, Nux v., IIPuls.; 
 syphilitic, I IKali iod., IPhos.; typhus, I Apis, 
 I Ars. 
 
 Eruption, rupia : Alum., IIArs., Bov., ICalc, 
 Caust., Clem., IGraph., IHep., IKali iod., 
 IMerc iod., INatr. m., Natr. s., INitr. ac, 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 Phyt., Rhus, Sep., SiL, Staph., Sul., ISyph., 
 1 1 Thuya; prominens, IMez.; syphilitica, 
 1 1 Kali iod. 
 
 Eruption, salt rheum : fflj^ tetter. 
 
 Eruption, scabies (itch) : lAnthrok., Ant. t., 
 lArs., lArs. s. f., lAst. r., Bar. in., Bism., IBry., 
 ICalc, ICarbol. ac, ICarb. s., ICarbo v., 
 ICaust., Clem., Coloc, Cop., Crot. t., Cup. m., 
 Form., Grat., IHep., I IKalm., ILach., Lobel., 
 ILyc, IMerc, INatr. c, Oleand., UPsor., 
 ■Sep., lISul., Sul. ac, Tereb. ; asthma after 
 itch, IFerr.; worse in warm bed, ISuL; easily 
 bleeding, IMerc; followed by boils, I IPsor.; 
 in children, IKali s. ; crusty, IHep.; dry, Car- 
 bo v., Cup. m., Cup. s., IHep., IMerc, IMerc. 
 iod. flav., ISuL; dry, itching constant, restless 
 sleep, IMerc. iod. flav. ; disposition to excori- 
 ation, ISuL; fat, IHep.; fat, especially in bends 
 of elbows, IMerc; inflammation about parts, 
 ILach.; inveterate, lArs.; eruption like, with 
 burning itching, Squilla ; malignant, I SiL; 
 checked by mercury, Selen.; moist, abuse of 
 mercurial salves, ICarbo v. ; old cases, when 
 sulphur did no good (a salve made from the 
 roots), Phyt.; pains worse at night, ILach.; 
 prairie, lApis, IIRumex; pustular, ICaust., 
 IHep., Lach., ILyc, IMerc, ISuL; pustules, 
 with red areolae, containing red watery fluid, 
 with itching pain, desquamation after a few 
 •days, Cop.; rashlike, IMerc; recent cases, with 
 ■erupti'on, in bend of elbows and around wrists, 
 UPsor.; repeated outbreaks of single pustules, 
 after main eruption seems all gone, UPsor.; 
 mingled with scorbutic spots over whole body, 
 I IMerc cor.; soldiers', ISep.; after abuse of 
 ;sulphur, IIBell.; after previous abuse of sul- 
 phur, itching worse evenings, especially in 
 women, ISep.; after abuse of sulphur or mer- 
 cury, Caust.; suppressed, Amb., IDulc; sup- 
 pressed, asthma, lArs.; suppressed, blindness 
 of left eye, I ISuL; suppressed cough with 
 igalty tasting green and yellow expectoration, 
 I IPsor.; suppressed, epilepsy, I ISuL; sup- 
 pressed, exostosis on arm, IDulc; suppressed, 
 fever, I I Millef .; suppressed, nightly fever 
 ■(infant), IBelL; suppressed, in gonarthrocace, 
 ■Merc; suppressed, headache, I I Sul.; sup- 
 pressed, moist herpes, itching when getting 
 ~warm, worse before midnight and in open air, 
 IPsor.; suppressed, melancholy, I IPsor.; sup- 
 pressed, nausea with backache, IPsor. ; sup- 
 pressed, ozaena, ICalc; suppressed, pale and 
 miserable, I IPsor.; suppressed, single pustules 
 often appear, IPsor.; suppressed by ointment 
 followed by spinal curvature, ISuL; suppressed, 
 especially after large doses of sulphur, I I Psor. ; 
 suppressed, by sulphur ointment, IPsor., 
 Selen.; suppressed, tuberculosis, IPsor.; sup- 
 pressed, urticaria in attacks, after every exer- 
 tion, IPsor.; voluptuous tingling, with burn- 
 ing and soreness after scratching, ISuL; 
 inveterate cases, with symptoms of tubercu- 
 losis, I IPsor.; some of vesicles become pustu- 
 lar, IMerc 
 
 Eruption, scabby : I Agar., Alum., lAnanth., 
 Ant. t.,1 IDulc, IHep.,IKalibi.,IKalim.,IMur. 
 ac, I INatr. m., I INatr. p., IPsor., Sars., ISiL, 
 I ISuL, Thuya ; bleeding, lips dry and cracked, 
 INatr. m.; brownish, • Calc.s., IKalim.; burn, 
 IKali bi. ; with deep cracks, I INatr. m.; covered 
 with crusts (prurigo), IMerc viv.; crusts under 
 which grayish yellow matter formed and was 
 
 squeezed out, 1 1 Lac c; crusty, oozing, lAn- 
 thrac; with copious discharge on scalp, Ruta ; 
 dry, in dermatitis, ICalc; dry, exude yellow 
 water when scratched, I Jacea ; under finger 
 nails, IIArs.; glutinous, thin gummy, INatr. 
 m.; greasy, offensive smelling, I IKali p.; 
 greenish, jCalc s., IKalim.; surrounded by 
 blue halo, ILach.; hard, elevated, likerupia (af- 
 ter vaccination), 1 1 Sul.; hard, in eczema, IRan. 
 b.; honeylike crusts fall off and leave bright 
 red smooth surface, Cic; horny (eczema), 
 IRan. b. ; irregular, and resemble peach gum, 
 INatr. m.; itchlike, with emaciation, ISars.; 
 itchlike, around joints, with articular rheu- 
 matism, Jacea ; in layers rising to a point, 
 cover nose and cheek, I ISyph.; lymph dry- 
 ing, forming white crusts under which exuda- 
 tion continues, ICon.; grayish yellow matter 
 under (sore throat), ILac c ; moist (dermati- 
 tis), ICalc; exuding moisture, CheL; pain, 
 IKali bi.; raised, discharging thick yellowish 
 liquid, change into wartlike excrescences, 
 epidermis intermediate, skin red, itching 
 fearful, Anac; resembling scabies in children, 
 Arund.; scabious, burning, itching, surrounded 
 by yellowish or brownish areola, secretion of 
 sanious, fetid, or thick and yellow pus, ISuL; 
 scaling off, CheL; serpiginous, I Clem., IPsor.; 
 serpiginous, with terrible itching on face, 
 child scratched herself raw, worse on cheeks 
 and around eyes, I ISuL; smarting, IKali bi.; 
 paining as from splinters, or when touched, 
 INitr. ac; thick, IKali iod.; thick brown, 
 under which yellow matter forms, much itch- 
 ing, extends from root of nose to upper lip 
 (syphilitic), IKali bi.; thick, in dermatitis, 
 ICalc; thick, hard, often honey-yellow, ooz- 
 ing green sanious fluid from cracks, pain as 
 if immersed in burning embers, I Ant. c ; thick, 
 lamellated, like rupia, bloody secretion be- 
 neath, worse on parts devoid of fat, Mez.; 
 easily torn off, leaving a raw and bleeding 
 surface, IHep.; after vaccination, I ISuL; after 
 vesicles and pustules, IClem.; worse in hot, 
 better in cold weather, IKali bi.; white scabs, 
 bleeding when touched, IMez.; white, ele- 
 vated, cover whole skin, IMez.; yellow, -Calc 
 s., IKali m., ISpong. ; yellow, follows pimples 
 on scalp, Calc. s.; yellowish, especially around 
 mouth, IMerc 
 Eruption, scaly (scurfy, squamous") : lArs., 
 Aur. mur.,IBar. m. , Cycl.,IFluor. ac, IKali s., 
 INatr. in., IPhos., HPhyt., I I Sang., I ISep., 
 ISiL; red blotches, tolerably regular in out- 
 line, ovoid or circular, prominent and cov- 
 ered with little silvery white scales, itching, 
 worse in evening, as eruption disappeared 
 scales ceased to be reproduced and skin at 
 place of each blotch became pale red or yel- 
 lowish, Nuph.; branlike, itching and burning, 
 scratching causes bleeding, lArs.; like fish 
 scales, I Ars.; on flexor surfaces, I INatr. m. ; fur- 
 furaceous,Iod.; furfuraceous, in beard, j Kali a.; 
 greasy, offensive smelling, 1 1 Kali ph.; inflam- 
 matory (psoriasis of a child), lArs. iod.; onlips, 
 with burning, Staph.; mealy, IKali m.; after 
 abuse of mercury, ISars.; on dry small no- 
 dules,often renewed, ILed.; psoriasis in a child, 
 lArs. iod.; red, Bell.; small, shining, IComo. ; 
 secondary syphilis, 1 1 Aur. mur.; thick, ICalc; 
 thin white, when removed leave skin slightly 
 reddened, if scales remain they cause itching, 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1165 
 
 worse when warm from exercise, Natr. a.; 
 tinia ciliaris, I I Thuya ; better by hot water, 
 I Kali s.; white, IKali m.; yellow* ICic, Natr. 
 p. Jf&iP"* ichthyosis, pityriasis, psoriasis. 
 Eruption, scarlatina: IIAcet. ac, IIAcon., 
 IIAilant., IIAmm. c., lAmm.m., Ant. t., lAn- 
 anth., Anthrac., IIApis, IIApoc, lArg. nit., 
 Arn.,IIArs.,IIArumt., 1 1 Asaf., IBapt., IBar.c, 
 IIBell., Brom., IBry., HCalc, iCalc. s., 
 ICamph., ICaps., I ICarbol. ac, ICarbo v., 
 ICean., ICham., iChim. umb., IChin. a., 
 IChin. b., HChloral., IChlor., ICina, Cin- 
 nab., Con., Cop., ICrotal., ICup. ac, ICup. m., 
 IDig.,IEuph., IGels.,IIHell.,Hep., -Hippoz., 
 Hydr. ac, IHyos., Ilpec, Kali a., IKali c, 
 IKali m., Kali perm., Kali ph., Lac c, IILach., 
 ILachn., IILyc, Mane, IMerc, Merc cor., 
 Merc. cy. , IMerc. iod. flav.,IMur. ac,INatr. m., 
 I INitr. ac, INux m., IOp., 1 1 Paris, IPhos., 
 IPhyt,, IIRhus, ISang., Sec, I ISil., IStram., 
 ISul., ITereb., IVer. v., IZinc; especially 
 adynamic forms, IRhus ; anginosa, lAmm: c, 
 lApis, IIBell., IJugl., IILach., ILyc, BManc, 
 IMerc, IPhyt., IRhus; anginosa, diphtheritic 
 form, I Sal. ac; anginosa, tending toward 
 suppuration or ulceration, IPhyt.; asthenic, 
 IGels.; anxiety, before eruption, IMerc; simi- 
 lar to Belladonna, but eruption is less bright, 
 shows disposition to recede or fade, IStram.; 
 signs of blood poisoning, IILach.; nasal ca- 
 tarrh, IINitr. ac; cerebral intoxication, I Gels.; 
 preceded by cerebral symptoms, I Hep. ; in chil- 
 drenof psoric diathesis pronetoskin affections, 
 ISul.; worse from contact,ICup. ac; convales- 
 cence, ICean.; convulsions, lArg. nit., Crotal., 
 ICup. m., IGels., IHep., IIMosch., IVer. v., 
 IZinc; convulsions, with dilated pupils, 
 lYer. v.; coryza, urinary symptoms, ICepa ; 
 ominous coryza, worse at night, I IPhos.; 
 coxalgia, originating from suppressed or mis- 
 managed, IPhos. ac; difficult deglutition, 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; desquamation, IFerr., I I Kali 
 s., Sec; desquamative stages, sudden rise of 
 temperature, with small weak pulse, ILyc; 
 desquamation tardy, IDulc.; development 
 tardy, with vascular erethism, Ilpec; diph- 
 theritic, lApis, Lac c,Lach., Merc. cy., IPhyt,; 
 dropsy, with albumen and fibrin casts in 
 urine,' IHell.; drowsiness, twitching, vomit- 
 ing of watery fluids, INatr. m.; dry, of a 
 shrivelled appearance, in passing hands over 
 skin it feels like brown paper, I IPhyt.; epi- 
 demic, angina, IManc; epidemic, with exces- 
 sive angina and violent fever, I I Millef. ; com- 
 plicated with erysipelatous eruption, IRhus ; 
 febrile stage, cerebral congestion, IVer. v.; 
 during febrile stage, with irritation of spinal 
 centres, IVer. v.; fever, IMerc. iod. rub.; 
 high fever, IIAcon.; high fever, headache, 
 both sides of throat covered with membrane, 
 IPhyt.; fever intense, with nervous erethism 
 during prodromal stage, then profound pros- 
 tration of muscular power, IGels.; swelling of 
 cervical glands, black lips and reddish tongue, 
 ILach.; swollen glands on neck, IMerc. iod. 
 rub.; second infection from absorption from 
 gangrenous and sloughing fauces inducing 
 a low typhoid state, Crotal. ; bright edge 
 of inflammation' surrounds eruption, with 
 itching, particularly at night, IRhus ; in- 
 flammatory symptoms, IVer. v.; insomnia, 
 IMerc. iod. rub.; itching, IRhus; itching, 
 
 with desquamation, 1 1 Arum t.; especially 
 when kidneys are involved, with stupor, 
 I ITereb.; neglected cases, INitr. ac; laryngi- 
 tis, ICrotal.; lies motionless, I IZinc; malig- 
 nant, IIAilant., IIAmm. c, IApis,IArs,IIArum 
 t., ICarbol. ac, IChin. a., ICup. ac, Hydr. ac, 
 Kali perm., IILach., Merc, cy., IMur. ac, 
 Natr. a., I IStram., Zinc; malignant, relapse, 
 with inflammation of bowels, with distension 
 of abdominal region, I I Sal. ac; malignant, 
 with membranous croup, ILach.; malignant, 
 fauces and tonsils covered with large fetid 
 ulcers, IMerc. iod. rub. ; epidemic, malignant, 
 glandular swellings (diphtheria), IMerc. iod. 
 rub.; malignant, with great infiltration of 
 connective tissue,especially at throat, I Crotal.; 
 malignant typhoid states, threatening gan- 
 grene, IILach.; with marked mental symp- 
 toms, IHyos.; miliary, IBar. c, IDulc; mili- 
 ary, with hot skin, INitr. ac; miliary, patchy, 
 and evanescent at times, bright and full, then 
 faded and partially disappeared, I ISul.; over- 
 whelming pains and lamenting mood, ICoff.; 
 preceded by parotitis, IHep.; swelling of soft 
 palate, -Calc s.; petechial, Crotal.; extends 
 over body, becoming red, after pressure, from 
 periphery to centre, I IRhus ; rash, begins on 
 throat and chest, Bell.; rash, bluish, I ISul., 
 IVer.; rash, bluish-black, IIArg. nit.; rash, 
 dark, Arum t., Crotal.; rash, dark-colored, 
 livid On pressure of fingers, regains color 
 slowly, Hydr. ac; rash, delayed, 1 1 Ars.; rash, 
 delayed, with anxiety, diarrhoea, Ilpec; rash, 
 delayed, with vomiting, Ilpec; rash, to deter- 
 mine to surface, control pulse, calm nervous 
 erethism, relieve cerebral congestion, IGels.; 
 rash, not diffused equitably over entire 
 surface, ICarbol. ac; rash fails to come to 
 surface, IILach.; rash appears faintly, efflo- 
 rescence coalesces into large spots, red as 
 a boiled lobster, around these skin is un- 
 usually white, ISul.; rash, faintly developed 
 (malignant), IIAmm. c; rash, irregular, 
 patchy, livid, disappears on pressure, return- 
 ing slowly, lAilant.; rash, like scarlatina, 
 IBell., Cup. m., Iod.; rash, like scarlatina, in 
 children, eating plenty of oranges peeled by 
 themselves, Aurant.; rash, livid, 1 1 Ars., Arum 
 t. ; rash, dark in early stages, soon becomes 
 livid, I Hydr. ac; rash, like nettlerash, 
 IDulc; rash, suddenly growing pale, livid, 
 lArs.; rash, in patches, lArum t., Crotal.; 
 rash, intermixed with petechias, 1 1 Ars.; rash, 
 plentiful, bluish (typhoid), IIAilant.; rash, 
 purple, I IZinc; rash, recedes, IIAmm. c, 
 IBry., Crotal., ICup. ac, IGels., IOp., Phos., 
 Phos. ac, Sul., IZinc; rash recedes, goes to 
 lungs and heart, I Ars. ; rash, bright red over 
 whole body, I ISul.; rash, intensely deep red, 
 lApis ; rash, dusky red, ICarbol. ac; rash, 
 intensely red, rapidly spreading, IMur. ac; 
 rash very red, IIApis; rash, redness intense, 
 and rapidly spreading, I IMur. ac; rash, por- 
 tions without redness, ICalc; rash, scanty, 
 I IZinc; rash, scanty, not properly developed,. 
 I IBry., IDulc; rash , scanty, interspersed with 
 petechias, I IMur. ac; rash, scanty, sore throat, 
 mild fever, IIAilant.; rash, secondary, dark 
 blotches, IILyc; rash slight, disappearing 
 after twenty-four hours, IKali m.; rash, slow 
 in appearing, Tereb.; rash, slow, livid, fore- 
 head and face purplish (typhoid), lAilant.;, 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 rash, slightly elevated, papillary red spots, as 
 large as a linseed, upon a reddish base, latter 
 finally assuming a pale red appearance, B Merc; 
 rash, suppressed, BAilant., I Apis ; rash, sup- 
 pressed, pericarditis, I Ars.; rash, interspersed 
 with small vesicles, lAilant.; rash, small vesi- 
 cles, contain yellow puslike fluid, I lEhus ; re- 
 percussion, Phos. ac; repercussion, sudden, 
 IPhos.; repercussion, sudden, in dropsy, pleu- 
 ritis, meningitis, IBry.; repercussion, sudden, 
 leaving scattered red spots or points, lApis ; 
 particularly in scrofulous subjects, IDulc; 
 secretions altered, acrid, I Rhus; septic form, 
 lArg. nit.; sleeplessness, IVer. v.; red spots, 
 diffused over body, lApis ; eruptive stage, 
 1 1 Apis; during first or febrile stage, when 
 arterial excitement is intense, and cerebral 
 congestion, IVer. v.; second stage, Cepa ; last 
 stage, Carbo v.; a few hours before appearance, 
 lies in a stupefied condition, IMur. ac; stupe- 
 faction and sopor, ILyc; stupor and red 
 flushed face, IGels.; Sydenham, eruption 
 smooth and scarlet, IIBelL; putrid condition 
 of throat, IKali ph.; on third day, tonsils and 
 fauces covered with exudate (diphtheritis), 
 IMur. ac; typhoidal, IChlorum, IKali ph., 
 IMur. ac; lies quietly in an unconscious con- 
 dition, apparently sleeping, ISul.; may aid in 
 bringing out eruption in cases of extreme 
 wakefulness and nervous excitement, ICoff.; 
 in hot Summer weather, IVer. 
 Eruption, scarlatina sequelae : 1 1 Aeon. ,1 Apis, 
 IIApoc, lAur. rnur.,IBar. c,IBar. m.,IBell., 
 IIBrom., IBry., Cham,, IGels., IHell., IHep., 
 IJugl., IKali bi., IManc, IRhus, I I Tell.; albu- 
 minuria, I IPhyt. ; albuminuria in fifth week, 
 with convulsions, IMosch.; angina, IManc; 
 ascites, I Apis,Dig., Hell.,Helon., Hep., IILyc, 
 Merc. cor., Rhus,Seneg., ITereb. (U^° dropsy) ; 
 back aching (diphtheria), ILyc; blindness, 
 IBell.; sudden blindness, with collapse ,Aur. 
 mur.; chronic catarrh, IThuya; retarded conva- 
 lescence, IHep.; convulsions, IVer. v.; deafness, 
 ILach., INitr. ac, IPuls., I ISul.; better from 
 warm drinks (diphtheria), ILyc; dropsy, 
 IIApis,IApoc,Ars., Ascl.s., IIAur.mur.,Bar.c, 
 Bell., iCalend., Canth., IColch., Coloc, IDig., 
 IHell., Helon., IHep., Kali c, IILach., IILyc, 
 IIMerc cor.,INatr. m.,Phos.ac, IRhus, Seneg., 
 ISquilla, IStram., IITereb., Ver. v.; dropsy, 
 Bright's disease, IHep.; dropsy, without much 
 fever or pain in kidneys, IHell.; dropsy, of legs, 
 with diminished urine, IRhus ; dropsy, renal, 
 • Jabor. ; dropsy, of scrotum and penis, with 
 recurrence of fever, 1 1 Rhus; drowsiness, 
 IITereb.; caries of bones of ear, I lAur. met., 
 Calc, Natr. m., ISil.; pain in ears, IPuls.; en- 
 docarditis, ILach.; follicular endocarditis, 
 with dropsy, ILept.; hectic fever, I Aur. mur. ; 
 glandular affections, IIBar. c, Brom., ICalc, 
 Calc p., Graph., Hep., Merc. iod.,Phyt.,Psor., 
 ISil., ISul.; swelling of parotid gland, IBar. 
 m.,IBell.,JCalc,Carbov., ICon.JHep., IKali 
 c.,Kali ph., Lye, IIMerc, Phos., IRhus, ISil.; 
 enlarged glands, ILac c; suppuration of glands 
 of neck, with hematuria, I I Sec; swelling of 
 submaxillary glands, IHep.; painful swelling 
 and induration of submaxillary glands, I IBar. 
 c; hydrocephalus, 1 1 Apis, Apoc, Arm, Bell., 
 Cann., Hell., Hep., IMerc viv., Phos. ac. ; hy- 
 drothorax, Am., Ars., Dig., Hell. ,Hep., Seneg. ; 
 caries of lower jaw, I Aur. mur. ; limbs aching 
 
 . (diphtheria), ILyc; lips and tongue black, 
 painful, fetid, during desquamative stage, 
 IKali c; mind dull, IITereb.; sore mouth, 
 ILach .; mouth sore during desquamative stage, 
 IKali c; inflammation of nasal mucous mem- 
 brane, IHep.; neck twisted to right shoulder, 
 Aur. mur.; neuralgia, Ars., Cann., Colch., 
 Dig., IGels., Lach., Merc, Rhus, Tarant.; 
 otitis, or otorrhcea, Aeon., Ars., IBell., IBov., 
 Bry., ICalc, ICham., Colch., Gels., Graph., 
 IHep., Kali bi., IILyc, IMerc, UPsor., 
 IIPuls., I ISil., I ISul., ITell., IVerbas.; peri- 
 carditis, ILach.; desquamation delayed with 
 pleuritic, pericarditic and general dropsy, 
 ILach.; rheumatism, I Apis, Bell., Bry., 
 
 ■ I Lach., I Rhus, IVer.v.; stupor,! ITereb.; upon 
 going into air before desquamation had oc- 
 curred, swelling of body, scrotum as large as a 
 child's head, ILach.; throat pains on drinking 
 cold milk, not cold water (diphtheria), ILyc; 
 tissues of throat thick, IKali iod.; tonsils hy- 
 per trophied, with excessive catarrh, IKali 
 iod.; membranse tympani, adhesions form, de- 
 pressed,IKal iod.; ulcers on fauces and tonsils, 
 
 ■ IMerc. iod. rub.; urine rich in albumen and 
 blood, but contains few, if any casts, IITereb.; 
 urine, black, dark, or turbid, Amm. b., lApis, 
 Arm, I Ars., lArumt., Benz. ac, Carbo v., Car- 
 bol. ac, Colch., Dig., Hell., Hep. , Kali c, Natr. 
 m., Op., ITereb.; urine, cylindrical tubules, 
 IHep.; small quantities of dark, sweetish- 
 smelling urine, turbid, with sediment like 
 coffee grounds, IITereb.; urine, scanty, black, 
 with oedema, IILach.; vomiting and flatus 
 (diphtheria), ILyc. 
 
 Eruption, scratching : relieves, llgn.; relieves, 
 but bleeding follows, Alum, jg^ 1 " Skin 
 itching. 
 
 Eruption,scrofulous: IIBar.m.,IICalc,l IRhus, 
 ISarrac, Tereb.; children, IJacea. 
 
 Eruption, scurfy : ICalc , Jacea, Rhus ; gray, 
 flat scurf on a swollen spot, IMerc; scabby, 
 scrofulous, or gouty, in anaemic constitution, 
 •Calc p.; thin, superficial, Chin. s. 
 
 Eruption, sensitive : sore to touch, IHep. 
 
 Eruption, serpiginous: IHep., ISars.; body 
 covered front and back with solid mass of 
 scabs, dark and rough, exuding yellowish fluid 
 when removed, which excoriates parts with 
 which it comes in contact, I Clem. Jg^* her- 
 pes, tetter. 
 
 Eruption, shingles: Jgigr< herpes zoster. 
 
 Eruption, side : left then right, Asim. 
 
 Eruption, sleeplessness : Apis. 
 
 Eruption, smarting : INatr. m.; like nettle- 
 rash, Hyper. 
 
 Eruption, sore : Alum. ; as if excoriated, 1 1 Arg. 
 met.; painful, I IDros. 
 
 Eruption, spots (patches): ICup. m., 1 1 Staph.; 
 black, Crotal., ILach.; black, with red areola 
 and dark blackish redness of adjacent tissues, 
 I Crotal.; small black, like petechias, disappear 
 without desquamation (influenza), I IPhell.; 
 well marked black or dark purplish (inter- 
 mittent), IFerr.; black or blue, produced by 
 least touch or pressure, worse after sleep, 
 ILach.; blue, lArs., INux m., IOp.; blue, in 
 anasarca, ILach.; blue, like ecchymosis, I ISul. 
 ac. ; with indurated skin, ISars. ; as from sugil- 
 lation,IISul.ac; bluish, large, Ars.s.r.; bluish, 
 scorbutic, lAnanth.; bluish, with decreased 
 swelling, Crotal. ; usually white, become blu- 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1167 
 
 ish, ICalc; brown, Ant. c, ICon., IHyos., 
 Petrol., USep., ISul. (ggp 05 chloasma); brown, 
 flat, of face (eruption and periostitis probably 
 syphilitic) and body, IKali bi.; brown, irreg- 
 ular small or extending over a large surface, 
 affect epidermis, slightly raised, dull in ap- 
 pearance, feel slightly rough to touch and 
 when finger is passed over them innumerable 
 small wrinkles are formed, at times itching, 
 particularly at night and from heat, if patient 
 becomes heated redness of skin appears 
 through them and they lose the brown ap- 
 pearance, at times they are slightly scurfy, 
 appear and disappear very slowly, I I Phos. ; 
 brown, with itching shooting in evening (ru- 
 pia), I I Thuya; brown, with leucorrhcea, 
 ■ ■Sep. ; brown, like naevi materni, Thuya; dark 
 brown, IPlumb.; reddish-brown, ICarbo v., 
 I I Phos.; yellow-brown, sore to touch, IFerr.; 
 brownish, Carbo v., I I Phos., IThuya; burn- 
 ing, disappear on pressure, I I Bry. ; cholera 
 infantum, IKali br.; circumscribed dark or 
 violet (intermittent), IFerr. ; copper-colored, 
 ■Coral., I ILach., INitr. ac; dark burning, 
 resembled that of a mulatto, itch had been 
 suppressed five times, I I Psor. ; ecchymotic, 
 elevated, • ISyph. ; flat, ISul.; petechial 
 fl^T* petechial ; like fleabites, afternoons, 
 Pallad.; like fleabites, unchanged by scratch- 
 ing, 1 1 Aeon.; circular furfuraceous patches, 
 ILith.; gangrenous, IHyos.; glistening, 
 ICalc; green (leprosy), ILach.; yellow-green- 
 ish, with decreased swelling, Crotal.; hemor- 
 rhagic, I Crotal.; round, herpetic, I I Phos.; feel 
 hot after scratching, ISul.; itching, Ast. r., 
 I Lye. ; moist, Yinca ; persistent itching, 
 following each other in rapid succession, 
 Merc, iod.flav.; lead-colored (leprosy), ILach.; 
 liver, Jgg^ 1 chloasma; livid, Crotal., IHell.; 
 livid, not elevated, irregular-shaped, size of 
 pea up to bean, Bapt.; livid, in cerebrospinal 
 meningitis, IHell.; livid, on yellow skin, 
 Sul. ac; maculae, Ustil. ; maculae, copper- 
 colored, from crown of head to sole of foot 
 (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; maculae, but 
 not on any uncovered parts (secondary 
 syphilis), I ISyph.; maculae, in secondary 
 syphilis, Sul. ac; morbus maculosus, lArs., 
 Illod,; morbus maculosus haemorrhagicus, 
 \ IMillef.; morbus maculosis Werlhoffii, Acet, 
 ac; morbus maculosus Werlhoffii, with disor- 
 ganization of spleen, Sil.; measly, with dry 
 heat at night, I ICoff.; moth, on forehead (leu- 
 corrhcea), ICaulo.; small like places of nettle- 
 rash wherever he scratched, Vespa ; often 
 about noon, or after vomiting,Tereb. ; patches, 
 like albugo, lAur. met.; patches, deep brown 
 (old age), lAur. met.; oval patch, about 4f 
 inches in length, covered with a powder re- 
 sembling pulverized chalk, edges yellow- 
 ish, eruption like millet on lower third of 
 inner surface of left loin, IHydrocot.; pete- 
 chial (yellow fever), hemorrhagic form, IPhos. ; 
 large, petechial, size of a five-shilling piece, 
 IPhos.; like pinheads, Arm; prurigo-like 
 pinkish, lentil-shaped, on hand, forehead and 
 all over to feet, Yespa ; purple, ILach.; red, 
 J^thus., Ars. met., IBell., Benz., ac, Cinnab., 
 I ILach,, ILyc, Thuya ; red, with fine blisters 
 on occiput, neck, behind ears, and on poste- 
 rior surface of ears, Tell.; bluish-red, blotch- 
 like, I IPhos.; bluish-red, become gangrenous 
 
 (carbuncle), 1 1 Ars.; bluish-red, painful, hard, 
 I I Apis ; bright red, like burns on thighs, Cycl. ; 
 brown-red,herpetic spot,IISep.; burning when 
 touched, Tabac; red, worse in cold, Sabad.; 
 red, during convalescence (cholera Asiatica), 
 I ISul.; dark-red and stripes (cholera, fourth 
 day), IPhos. ac; red, during dentition, 1 1 Apis; 
 red, as from fleabites, I IDulc; red, on fore- 
 head, chin and cheeks, containing either wa- 
 ter, or thick, white, curdy matter,Sumb.; red, 
 one yich in diameter, little elevated, but hav- 
 ing milky, bluish-white vesicles apparently 
 papillary, one line in diameter, and not very 
 high, itching, burning, worse from scratching, 
 ■Graph.; itching, Tabac; red, round, itching 
 on left forearm, with white vesicles raised on 
 it, Thuya ; red, itching like nettlerash (simi- 
 lar to Ehus, spreading left to right, Anac oc; 
 red, psoriasis-like, after abuse of mercury, 
 ISars. ; red, minute, Chlor.; red, mottled, with 
 itching, shooting in evening (rupia),l IThuya; 
 red, changing into pemphigus blebs, Hippoz.; 
 red, as large as head of a pin, preceded by sen- 
 sation of heat in face, I INatr. m.; red, later 
 purple on limbs, worse when warm or excited, 
 itching, leave yellow marks like bruises,Ptel.; 
 red, or purplish (cerebrospinal meningitis), 
 ■Apis ; red, changing into pustules, like those 
 of smallpox, Hippoz. ; red, Aurant.; red, ring- 
 shaped, confluent (acute rheumatism), IChel.; 
 red,sanguinous, I IPhos. ; red, becomes covered 
 with a scab, with itching, Zinc; red, small, 
 Coccus, 01. jec, Therid.; small red, black- 
 ish point in middle, sensitive, has to scratch, 
 swells and forms small pustule or blotch, An- 
 thrac; small red, spread rapidly over whole 
 body, becoming grouped, coalescing, forming 
 suggillations as large as palm, at first bright 
 red, then bluish, violet-colored, finally green- 
 ish-yellow, affects also mucous membrane of 
 mouth and nose, I I Sul. ac. ; red, small, on va- 
 rious parts, IIBry.; red, small, round, on 
 hands and fingers, Zinc; red, small, scat- 
 tered, as large as peas, gradually enlarge in 
 a circular form , run together, and become con- 
 tinuous in color, at first bright red, afterwards 
 either scarlet or bluish -red, darker on margin 
 and lighter in centre, as spots enlarge skin in 
 their centre becomes healthy, they are slightly 
 elevated, rough and dry, and covered with 
 small whitish scales which are continually 
 rubbed off by clothes and redevelop so that 
 in evening clothes look as if sprinkled with 
 meal, IMerc sol.; red, smooth, Ars. met.; red, 
 stinging, like bee-stings (menorrhagia),IApis; 
 red, first on trunk, then on limbs, Arm; red, 
 in typhus, Chin, s.; red, worse on undressing, 
 Coccul.; red, with vesicles on fingers and 
 thighs, I ILach.; red, or whitish, on a swollen 
 surface, All. sat.; bright red, Calad.; rose- 
 colored, ninth day (typhus), IBapt.; all parts, 
 except face and hands, begins as small, rose- 
 colored spot, spreads like ringworm, covered 
 with silvery scales, scalp thick crust, itching 
 on application of oil, range from size of a pea 
 to that of a silver dollar (lepra, child, aet. 7), 
 Ars.; scaly, Uacea ; scarlet, Bell., ICroc; scar- 
 let, irregularly shaped, Bell.; scorbutic, over 
 whole body, mingled with itchlike eruptions, 
 herpes and boils, II Merc, cor.; when scratched, 
 pain, become sensitive, Aloe ; with sensibility, 
 not disappearing on pressure, I I Bry.; small, 
 
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 circumscribed,preventing sleep,! I Apis; small, 
 smooth, size of a needlepoint, I ILach.; sore, 
 excoriated, I IPhos.; sore, become fungoid, 
 dark red to brownish, with whitish spots, 
 burning on wiping, I ILach.; sting, like bee- 
 stings (metrorrhagia), I Apis ; suggillation, 
 Calend. ; sweat, with increased itching, Tell.; 
 three, almost entirely circular, with slightly 
 raised,scaly edges,IHydrocot.; ulcerate, I Natr. 
 c; violet, INitr. ac; white, IBerb., BCalc. 
 brown-white, Ars., ISil., Thuya; milk-white 
 with dark borders, ICalc. ; yellow, Crotal. 
 I ILach., Petrol., ISul., IThuya ; turning yel 
 low, or green, or from contusion, on calves, 
 preventing movement, ICon.; yellow, with 
 itching, Tabac; yellow, livid, Sul. ac; old, 
 yellow, peeling off, IBerb. J^^T chloasma, 
 petechiae. 
 
 Eruption, in Spring : less inflamed, crusts de- 
 tach readily out of doors and adjoining skin 
 becomes chapped, ISars. 
 
 Eruption, stinging: I Apis, I IDros., Jacea ; like 
 bee-stings, IIApis; on undressing at night, 
 ■Kali ars. 
 
 Eruption, sudamina : fggjg* vesicles. 
 
 Eruption, suppressed : bad consequences, Ba- 
 diag., I ICalc, IHep., I Jacea, IKali s., INux 
 m., MPsor., UStram., IISul.; amaurosis and 
 amblyopia, ISul.; backache, IPsor. ; inflam- 
 mation of brain, IIApis ; threatening paral- 
 ysis of brain, ICup. ac; cerebral diseases, 
 ICic; short breath, IIApis ; cataract, ISul.; 
 cerebral disease, Cic; chorea, IZinc; convul- 
 sions, I I Ant. c; convulsions, in exanthematic 
 fevers, IZinc; cool skin, llpec; convulsions, 
 ICamph., IStram., ISul., IZinc; diarrhoea, 
 IHyos., IXJrt. ur.; dropsy, IIApis ; epilepsy, 
 •Agar., I ICalc, ICaust.; gastralgia, lApis; 
 haemoptysis, I ISul.; harsh, dry skin, IKali s.; 
 headache, 1 1 Ant. c, INux m., ISul.; headache, 
 vertigo, debility and loss of appetite, IGraph.; 
 hydrocephalus, IIApis; hypochondriasis, 
 IISul. ; itch, causes asthma, ISul.; keratitis 
 pustulosa, IISul.; chronic laryngitis, ISul.; 
 mania, IZinc; palpitation, ICalc; paralysis, 
 IDulc, Sul.; sudden retrocession of acute, 
 IOp.; retrocession, from exposure to damp 
 cold air, I IDulc; chronic scrofulous diseases, 
 IISul.; loss of sensation, IZinc; somnambul- 
 ism, IZinc; throbbing toothache, ISul.; ver- 
 tigo, ISul.; weakness, IPhos. ac S^" mea- 
 sles, scabies, scarlatina, etc 
 
 Eruption, suppurating: ICalc s., ICic, IHep., 
 IILyc, IMerc, IPsor., IRhus, ISil.; long last- 
 ing, II Ant. c; scrofulous children, IStilling.; 
 yellow pus, ICalc 
 
 Eruption, sweat : parts affected cold or warm 
 sweat, I lAnthrok. 
 
 Eruption, sycotic: Natr. s., IThuya; moist, 
 itching, burning, IStront.; little spots scarcely 
 raised above skin, scaling, look like roseola of 
 syphilis, itching intolerably, worse in Spring, 
 . ISars. 
 
 Eruption, syphilitic : Arg. nit., I Ars. i., ICalc. i., 
 Cund., Dulc, IGuaiac, IHep., Kali bi., Lach., 
 IINitr.ac, Petrol.. Plat.,IPhyt.,Rhus, Rumex, 
 Sang., Sep., Sil., Staph. , IStilling. ,Sul.,IThuya; 
 in cachectic persons, squamosis, IKali iod.; 
 chronic, with papulae and osteocopic pains, 
 I Arg. nit.; entire body covered with dull, red- 
 dish copper-colored spots after eruption leaves, 
 looking blue in the cold, I ISyph.; copper-col- 
 
 ored spots remaining after eruptions turn 
 yellow-brown and detach in scales leaving 
 skin clear and free, 1 1 Med.; round copper- 
 colored spots, in centre of which are dry 
 papules around which, from centre to periph- 
 ery, skin exfoliates, IMerc. dulc; not elevated 
 but could be felt by passing hand over skin, 
 
 I ISyph.; itching, INitr. ac; after local treat- 
 ment of chancre grew worse, covers him com- 
 pletely, itching, walks floor at night nude, no 
 sleep till 3 or 4 a.m., I I Sul.; mercurio,surrounded 
 by hard swellings on lower limbs, ICist; moist r 
 offensive ulcers on legs, of two years' duration, 
 Merc iod. rub.; syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; 
 red nodules as large as lentils over chest and 
 abdomen, one year after appearance of chancre 
 which disappeared under local treatment, 
 IMerc. cor., prickling, INitr.ac; quantity of pus 
 pus, itching, leaves skin of entire body covered 
 with dull, reddish copper-colored spots which 
 in cold look blue (secondary syphilis), I I Syph.; 
 pustular syphiloderma, IKali bi.; resembling 
 psoriasis after mercury, pustular, lAnt. t., 
 IKali bi., I ISul.; pustular, chiefly in cachectic 
 persons, IKali iod.; red, IPhyt., ISars., I ISul.; 
 scrofulosis of children, IStilling.; secondary, 
 ■Stilling.; sore, INitr. ac; spots, IBenz. ac; 
 squamous, I Ars. ;tubercular, lAur. met., Graph., 
 IKali iod. , Lye ; in advanced stage , with super- 
 ficial ulcers and pains in bones, INitr. ac 
 
 Eruption, tetter : Agar., lAst. r., I I Badiag., 
 IBar. m., Bov., IBry.,Bufo., Calc s.,ICarbo s., 
 ICaust., ICist., Con., ICup. m., IGraph., 
 IHep., ILach., ISars.; bleed easily, iEthus.; 
 burning, Con.; burning and paining continu- 
 ally, when first making their appearance, ac- 
 companied by some fever, IMerc. sol.; chronic, 
 IClem.; corroding, • Anac, Con.; thick crusts, 
 Clem.; crusty, Con., Dulc; dry, -Anac, Bov.; 
 dry, branlike, squamous, in rings, I I Anag. ; dry, 
 elevated, burning, itching (psoriasis), IMerc; 
 dry, scabby,scabs small, occurring especially in 
 bend of elbows, with red spots, size of a dollar, 
 IMez.; humid, Con.; humid, with swelling of 
 cervical glands, and livid, gray complexion, 
 IKreo.; itching, Cup. m.,Elaps,INatr.m., I ISul., 
 Tell.; itching, crusty, ISep.; itching, in even- 
 ing, Alum.; itching, in evening, burns after 
 scratching, IStaph.; moist, Bov., Clem., Con., 
 ISil.; moist, burning, I ISep. ; moist, exuda- 
 tion glutinous (ascites), IGraph.; moist, with 
 itching, I ISep., ISul.; mental derangement, 
 
 I I Mane; moist, suppurating, places resem- 
 bling flat ulcers (in mane of horses), Bufo. ; 
 old, Con. ; old, obliged to scratch until it bleeds, 
 IISul.; oozing, ICup. m.; oozing, acrid, IINatr. 
 m. ; oozing, watery, bleeds after scratching, 
 IDulc; painful, Clem.; painful to touch, Zinc; 
 peeling, scaling, ICalc. p.; peeling, voluptuous, 
 itching (psoriasis), IMerc; in rheumatic or 
 gouty subjects, IRhus ; salt rheum, I Ars., Aur. 
 met., IBar. c.> Clem., Cund., Eryng., IBGraph., 
 IHep., Hydrocot., Led., Merc, IPetrol., Phos., 
 I IPhyt, Sars., ISul.; yellow scabs, ICup. m.; 
 scaly, Clem.; scaly (psoriasis), IMerc; scrof- 
 ulous, I Ant. c; beginning with sore places 
 and forming hard yellow crust, with itching, 
 IHyper.; spreading, ICup. m.; suppurating 
 (ecthyma), IKali bi.; syphilitic, MOsm.; 
 after washing, red and smooth, IBry. 
 
 j^g^ eczema, herpes, impetigo, porrigo, 
 psoriasis. 
 
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 Eruption, throat : tonsillitis, lApis. 
 
 Eruption, tinea : g@°» Chaps. 4 and 8, Eruption 
 tinea. 
 
 Eruption, tingling : ISul. ac; in variola, IHy- 
 dras. 
 
 Eruption, tubercles : IBelL, iCalc p., CrotaL, 
 Diad., IKali iod., IThuya ; size of a bean, 
 after several premature labors, I I Thuya; small, 
 flat, Bar. c. ; itching, INitr. ac; large, secret- 
 ing a reddish pus, IHydrocot.; lupus exedens, 
 IHydrocot.; moist, IThuya; mucous, IFluor. 
 ac; mucous, in genitals, I IThuya ; mucous, in 
 syphilis, INitr. ac; worse at night, IMerc; 
 prickling, INitr. ac; red, between scrotum 
 and right thigh, Thuya ; several covered with 
 dark scabs, ~Aur. mur. nat.; scrofulous, of 
 children, ■Stilling-.; sore, INitr. ac; subcuta- 
 neous, ICalc: small, after scratching, NiccoL; 
 suppurating, solitary, forming deep holes, 
 IKali bi.; suppurating, in syphilis infantum, 
 IFluor. ac; ulcerate, INatr. c; ulcerated, mu- 
 cous, IKali iod. 
 
 Eruption, urticaria (nettlerash, hives) : 
 Aeon., Act. rac, Agar., Anac, Ananth., An- 
 throk., lAnt. c, HApis, Arn., IIArs., Arum d., 
 Asim., Astac, Bapt., IBelL, Benz. ac, IBor., 
 IBov., IBry., Calad., I ICalc, Caust., ICepa, 
 Chin, s., ■ ■Chloral., Chlor., Clem., Con., ICop., 
 ICornus, ICrotal., IDolich., IDulc, Ferr. iod., 
 IFerr. s., Guarana, IHep., Hydras., Ign., Iod., 
 Kali br., Kreo., Lye, Lye vir., IMez., I INatr. 
 m., Nuxv., Petrol., IPhos., IPuls., HRhus, 
 Rumex, HSal. ac, Sars., MSep., Sul., ISul. ac, 
 HUrt. ur., Ustil., Ver., Vespa ; 4 p.m., and 
 evening, Hyper.; worse afternoon, compelling 
 scratching until places bleed, Chloral.; noc- 
 turnal agitation, ICop.; breaks out during 
 walk in cold air, disappears in a warm room, 
 ■Sep. ; whenever she went into the open air, 
 1 1 Sep.; worse in cold air, IIRhus; worse in 
 open air, Rumex ; preceding asthma, I Apis; 
 raises in white blisters on being scratched, 
 ■Chloral.; blotches, nearly two inches in di- 
 ameter, IBov.; small red blotches, Cham.; 
 boils, ILyc; burning, ICop., I I Sep.; burning 
 itching on 13th of May every year, eruption 
 confluent, paroxysm lasted twenty-four hours, 
 I IRhus; burning, as if scorched, HUrt. ur.; 
 peevish, fretful children, ICham.; during 
 chill, Ign.; with chills and fever, lArs., I INatr. 
 m., IIRhus ; after chills (tertian suppressed), 
 lElat. ; chronic, lArs., ICalc, Carbo v., Caust., 
 ■Chloral., IHep., ILyc, Mez., I INatr. m., Pe- 
 trol., IRhus, ISul., Ver.; chronic, better in cold 
 air, ICalc ; chronic, worse in fresh air and heat 
 of bed, Caust.; after taking cold or exposure 
 to cold, Dulc; with diarrhoea, lArs., Bov., 
 IPuls.; worse drinking cold water, IBell.; with 
 dysentery, lArs., IXJrt. ur.; small elevations 
 here and there like nettlerash, reckon a white 
 base, whiter than surrounding skin, Pallad.; 
 erysipelatous inflammation, IRhus; with ery- 
 sipelas, lAstac; from violent exercise, ICon., 
 
 ■ INatr. m. ; attacks after every exertion, after 
 suppressed itch, IPsor. ; inflammation of eyes, 
 nightly agglutinatism, Bov.; febrilis, Amyg., 
 Chlor., Cub. ; during fever, IRhus; with fever, 
 
 ■ ■Sul.; without fever, HDulc; fine stinging, 
 after chill (tertian), IHep.; from gastric de- 
 rangements, ■Ant. c, ■Ant. t., lArs., INux v., 
 ■Puis. ; gastric fever, IDulc ; gastric irritation 
 with fever and itching,! ICop. ; scorbutic gums, 
 
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 Bov. ; eruption on head, IPsor. ; preceded by 
 pressing headache, 1 1 Sep.; during heat, itching 
 better by scratching, disappears on sweat, Ign.; 
 after heat (intermittent), I I Apis; with insom- 
 nia, ICop.; isolated elevations painful, tender 
 to touch, purplish or livid hue, I Apis ; isolated 
 patches, pale red or bright red, with violent 
 itching, ICop.; itching, IDulc, I I Sep., I ISul., 
 HUrt. ur.; itching, in open air. INitr. ac; 
 itching, blotches, IPhos. ; itching before chill, 
 ■Hep.; itching stinging, disappears as heat 
 begins, HHep. ; itching, like insect bites, 
 I I Natr. p. ; itching intense, I ■Chloral. ; itching 
 worse in morning and evening, IBell.; itching 
 worse at night, IPuls.; itching, better by rub- 
 bing, lElat; itching, worse by rubbing, during 
 heat, IRhus; itchy, scratching developed large 
 blisters, I IRhus ; disappears during day, itch- 
 ing keeps child from sleep, ■Chloral.; itching, 
 stinging, burning (after sting of yellow jacket), 
 ■Led.; passes off with violent itching, during 
 sweat, I IRhus ; violent itching, Hod.; about 
 joints, INatr. in.; large, before appearance of 
 caries of lower jaw, I ISil.; disappears as soon 
 as she lies down and reappears immediately 
 after rising, I I Urt. ur. ; urticaria-like eruption, 
 ■Zinc; with liver complaint, II Astac; before 
 and during menses, IKali c; from delayed 
 menses, ■Puis.; during profuse menses, IBelL; 
 resembling mosquito bites, IBelL; preceded 
 by nausea, 1 1 Sep.; with nausea, Sang.; follows 
 nausea, ISang.; nodosa, lUrt. ur.; pale, HUrt. 
 ur. ; from pastry or pork, IPuls.; slightly ele- 
 vated, smooth red patches with hardened 
 bases like erythema nodosum, itching night 
 in bed and in high temperature, appear in 
 Winter, IKali br.; red pimples, lAnanth. ; 
 wherever flesh is pressed, I I Med.; prickling 
 on touch, Bry. ; raised red blotches, HUrt. 
 ur.; receding, lApis ; ■ red, inflamed patches, 
 ■Apis; red, inflamed, raised patches, burning, 
 stinging, lApis ; red spots, itching violently, 
 Apis ; alternates with rheumatism, lUrt. ur.; 
 during rheumatism, HRhus, HUrt. ur.; with 
 rheumatic lameness, Bov. ; requires constant 
 rubbing, HUrt. ur._; on scalp, suddenly ap- 
 pearing and determining internally, Urt. ur.; 
 after scratching burns, IDulc; coming out 
 after scratching, Cinch.; scratching is pleasant, 
 ■Bell.; through scratching became swollen, 
 rash like scarlatina both in color and in dis- 
 appearing a long time on pressure, Hydras.; 
 sequelae, especially asthma, lApis ; specks re- 
 sembling nettlerash, Berb.; sudden spots, size 
 of a hand, violently itching, I INux v.; sting- 
 ing, before chill, IHep.; fine stinging points, 
 HUrt. ur.; like bee stings or stings from other 
 insects, itching at night, HApis; stitching, 
 MSep.; suppressed, lArs., lUrt. ur.; sup- 
 pressed, causes vomiting, ■TJrt. ur. ; caused by 
 tar, IBov.; with tertian fever, disappears after 
 attack, I IRhus; yellow slimy tongue, generally 
 caused by indigestion, I I Kali s.; spots tender 
 to touch (sopor), lApis; from uterine trouble, 
 HApis, ■Bell., Kali c, I INatr. m., IPuls., 
 ■ ■Sep.; worse in warmth, better in cold, IDulc; 
 from getting wet, HRhus; wheals come on 
 suddenly from chill, crops of them appearing 
 many times a day, as long as she remains in 
 the warmth is not troubled with them, 
 I I Chloral.; a week after wheals, Apis ; white, 
 but reddening when rubbed (after sting of 
 
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 yellow jacket), ILed.; white lumps, red areolae, 
 itch, worse after meal, I Ant. c; small white 
 spots, red areolae, itching violently, Apis; 
 whitish, itching, becoming red after rubbing, 
 
 , with violent itching. BNatr. in.'; every year at 
 the same time, 1 1 Urt.ur.; of six years' stand- 
 ing, itching at night, scratching parts pro- 
 duces large pale welts, 1 1 Ustil. 
 
 Eruption, vaccination : following, ISars. ; itch- 
 like, depriving child of sleep, I Mez.; especially 
 from bad lymph, I Kali m. 
 
 Eruption, varicella: Aeon., I Ant. c, I Ant. t., 
 Ars., IBell., Canth., Carbo v., Clem., ICoff., 
 Con., BHyos., Ipec, 1 1 Kali m., I ILed., IMerc, 
 BPuls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., BISul, IThuya ; erup- 
 tion does not appear, 1 1 Ant. t.; like, covers 
 breast, itching obliging scratching and forcible 
 rubbing, Sil.; scars, which have nearly dis- 
 appeared become dark red, forehead covered 
 with similar spots, Cycl.; sudden, syphilitic, 
 
 I ISul. (followed by Cinnab.). 
 
 Eruption, variola (smallpox) : Acet. ac, Aeon., 
 Act. rac. , Amm. c, Amm.m., Anac, Ananth., 
 
 I I Ant. c, BBAnt. t., BApis, • Arg. nit., BBArs., 
 BBBapt., BBelL, BBry., BCarbol.ac, Camph., 
 Canth., Cham., MChin. s., BChlor., Cinch., 
 BCoff., BCrotal., Cund., BCup. ac, BCup. m., 
 Dig., Gels., Ham., Hep., B Hydras., Hydr. ac, 
 Hyos., Blod., Ipec, Kali bi., BKali m., I I Kali 
 ph., BMerc, .1 IMillef., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 BBRhus, BSarrac, BSil., BBSinap., I IStram., 
 BSul., Sul. ac, Syph., BThuya, Vacc, BVariol., 
 Ver. v., BZinc; asthenic cases, pustules sink, 
 areolae grow livid, BBArs.; asthenic, cold 
 breath, prostration, Carbo v.; backache, 
 BBAnt. t., Canth.; brain affected, BBelL; metas- 
 tasis to brain during suppuration, BSul.; not 
 distinctly characteristic,BIod.;crushingweight 
 on chest, BBAnt. t.; confluent, BApis, BBapt. , 
 BCarbol.ac, MChin. 's., -Hippoz., BHydras., 
 INatr. m., BSarrac, BSinap., I IThuya, I I Vacc, 
 BVariol.; cough, BBAnt. t.; stage of desquama- 
 tion, BSul.; desiccation delays, BSil.; illy de- 
 veloped, Canth., BRhus; developes sooner and 
 matures more rapidly, desiccating without leav- 
 ing pits, under, BSarrac; diarrhoea, BBAnt. t., 
 I BCinch. ;dropsy,BBry.;dysuria,Canth. ; period 
 of effusion, Crotal.; before eruption, B Ver. v.; 
 eruption first like very light-colored eleva- 
 tions under skin, increasing without areola, 
 pitted like early vaccine scab, then itching, 
 and gets larger, if picked forms ulcerous scab, 
 ceases itching and dries up, BGraph.; recedes, 
 BApis; erysipelatous redness, BApis; fever 
 less, delirium vanishes, pains lessen, eruption 
 developes sooner and matures rapidly, desic- 
 cating without leaving pits, BSarrac; begin- 
 ning with violent fever and cerebral conges- 
 tion, BFerr. ph.; headache, BBAnt. t., Canth.; 
 hemorrhagic, IB Ars., BPhos.; hemorrhagic, 
 blood dark, venous, BHam.; hemorrhagic, 
 with great exhaustion from diarrhoea, BCinch.; 
 hemorrhagic hue, Canth.; intercurrent reme- 
 dy, when others seem to fail, BSul.; relieves 
 irritation, removes swelling, diminishes odor, 
 Hydras.; itching, BHydras.; laryngitis, BCro- 
 tal.; in stage of maturation, B BMerc; obstin- 
 ate, Ant. t.; great oppression before, Ant. 
 c; to prevent pitting, Hydras., BThuya, Vacc, 
 BVariol.; on inner surface of prepuce, humid, 
 suppurating, depressed in centre, Thuya ; 
 prophylactic, MSarrac, BSinap., BThuya; in 
 
 water for one day, with strict diet for eight 
 days as a preventive, BVacc; pustules, ab- 
 normal appearance, fill with bloody serum, 
 dry up too soon,BSec ; pustules, areola marked 
 and dark red, milky and flat, painful to'touch, 
 BThuya; pustules black, BCinch., BMur. ac; 
 pustules turn black from effusion of blood 
 therein, BRhus ; pustules, black centres, 
 . I IThuya ; pustules do not fill, but degenerate 
 into large blisters which bursting leave surface 
 excoriated, BPhos. ac; pustules fill with pale 
 bloody serum, BSul.; pustules collapsing, 
 
 I IMillef.; pustules, confluent on nose and 
 forehead, » look turbid and fill with purulent 
 liquid and shrivel, Vacc; pustules dark, 
 BHydras.; pustules hard, rough (sheep), 
 BAgar.; pustules, reach their height in six or 
 seven days, when suppuration diminished, 
 pocks dry up, scale off without leaving any 
 mark, Thuya; pustules do not heal, inclined 
 to itch and ulcerate, BSul.; pustules itching, 
 soon dry up, Ant. t.; pustules pearly, hard, 
 tense, elastic, Vacc; pustules sink in, areolae 
 grow livid, BArs.; pustules sink, turn livid, 
 BRhus ; pustules, sudden sinking, BCamph.; 
 pustules, two on tip of tongue, I IThuya ; pyae- 
 mia, hectic, Crotal.; accelerates removal of 
 scabs, 1 1 Kali s.; salivary flow, confluence of 
 pustules, drowsiness, BNatr. m.; salivation, 
 BNatr. m.; to accelerate removal of scabs, 1 1 Kali 
 s.; pustules leave blue-red scars, BAnt. t.; 
 septic, BBArs.; sequelae, BCalc; sequel, ciliary 
 blepharitis, BPetrol.; sequel, bone diseases, 
 BSil.; sequel, chronic catarrh, BThuya; sequel, 
 opaque cornea, BSil.; sequel, conjunctivitis, 
 
 I I Vacc; sequel, itching in spots, BSars.; se- 
 quel, keratitis, Vacc. or Var.; sequel, tinea 
 tarsi, I I Vacc; shortens cases, IThuya; short- 
 ened nearly or one-half, and sufferings light- 
 ened by Vacc; peculiar smell causing in- 
 tense sickness of stomach, I I Var.; sopor, 
 BNatr. m.; subsultus tendinum, BPhos. ac; to 
 be given until sulpho-cyanides reappear in 
 saliva, I BSinap.; suppressed, in stomachic 
 pains, BMillef.; suppuration exhausts, BSil.; 
 suppurative stage hastened and shortened by 
 Var.; especially during suppurative stage, 
 may prevent pitting, IThuya ; to promote 
 sweat, Aur. mur.; eruption tardy, BBapt.; in- 
 tense inflammation of throat, which prevents 
 swallowing and threatens suffocation ( T V 
 gramme to 120 grammes water used as a 
 gargle), BMerc. cor.; worse on trunk and upper 
 limbs, Amm. in.; typhoid state, BChlor., BPhos. 
 ac, BRhus ; bloody urine, Canth.; bilious, 
 vomiting,restlessness,atcommencement,BCoff. 
 
 Eruption, vermin : breeding lice, BLyc 
 Eruption, vesicles (blisters) : BAnthrac, BAnt. 
 c, I Ant. t., Arn., BArs., Arum m., BBenz. ac, 
 I ICalc, Calend., BBCanth., Carbol. ac, Chel., 
 Chim. umb., IClem., Cochl., Como., ICornus, 
 Crotal., HCrot. t., IGrin., I IHyos., Ign., Kali 
 bi., I Kali c, 1 1 Lac c, ILach., BLyc, I IMerc, 
 I IMerc. c, I INatr. s., Phos.ac, IIRhus, ISel., 
 BSep., 1 1 Sil. , Stilling., Tereb., Ver. v. ; on a red, 
 inflamed, swollen base, BCarb. s. ; black, caus- 
 ing burning, BBArs.; size of a filbert, turned 
 black, I Ars.; large black, lAnthrac; black, 
 with sanious contents (herpetic ulcers) BLach.; 
 gangrenous spots, after fracture of leg, as 
 large as a dime, each point marked by a black 
 blister which, breaks, BLach.; fine, showing 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
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 black points after scratching, itching at night, 
 llris ; black, suppurating, ISec. ; bluish black, 
 lArs., IRan. b.; blebs from size of a pin's head 
 to a pea, on a red swollen base of inflamed 
 skin, broke and dried, leaving eczematous 
 crusts, irritation carried, Rhus ; blebs, swell, 
 exude watery matter, ICanth. ; blebs, watery, 
 INatr. in.; filled with blood, lArs.; small, 
 filled with blood, which can be pressed out 
 without pain on left side of chest, Ars. m.; 
 full of dark red blood, Ars. h. ; bloody ichorous 
 •contents, I I Kali ph.; blue (pustula maligna), 
 lAnthrac; blue, on fingers, IRan. b.; dark 
 blue, ILach., IRan. b.; bluish, purple, cover 
 a dirty looking ash-gray ground on injured 
 ankles, ILach.; bluish, with sanious contents 
 (herpetic ulcers), ILach.; break, leave exco- 
 riated surface, which burns when touched 
 (herpes), ILach.; quickly broken, contents 
 desiccate, redness remains for a week or ten 
 days, IMerc. v.; bullae, dark from bloody 
 serum within (pemphigus), IILach.; bullae, 
 containing dark pus (herpes zoster), IHep. ; 
 large bullae, tilled with claret-colored serum, 
 Ailant.; like bug bites, IIKreo.; burning, 
 Am m. c, Amm. m., Canth., IGuarsea, IRan. 
 b., Seneg.; burning, surrounded by a red 
 areola, IMez.; burning, drying down into 
 crusts, itching and burning" after scratching 
 and becoming moist, worse from application 
 of water (eczema), IMez.; burning, itching, 
 IRan. b. ; burning, with redness of skin, 
 •except scalp, palms and soles, Rhus ; start- 
 ing up on burning spots, with clear watery 
 contents, INatr. m.; burning, stinging, Spong.; 
 burning, itching, when touched, Seneg.; from 
 burns, IKali m.; as from burns, IRan. b.; like 
 burns, HCaust.; clear on upper lip, Zinc; 
 clear watery secretion, IClem. ; clusters filled 
 at first with watery substance, with salty bit- 
 ing sensation and soreness to touch, Rhus ; 
 confluent, IMez. ; small, become confluent, 
 showing darker and redder spots, white from 
 pressure, IBell.; confluent, form large brown 
 scabs, worse after eating, better after sleep, 
 better by gentle rubbing, Crot. t.; corroding, 
 with itching, Sil.; corrosive, Kali c, corrosive 
 stinging when pressed, IHep.; in crops 
 (varicella), IHyos.; with crusta lactea, I Ars., 
 ISulph.; dark, burning like fire, spreads, 
 dark edges, fingers and toes, Ars. ; discharging, 
 worse in cold weather and when he takes 
 cold, Zinc; discharge excoriates, ICarb. s.; 
 discharge offensive ichor(traumatic gangrene), 
 lAnthrac; discharge, cause itching, ICarb. s.; 
 discharge slight yellow fetid water at night, 
 Ars.; soon drying into crusts, which peel off 
 and leave denuded spots, worse from cool 
 water, better by warm, ICanth.; dry, disappear 
 by desquamation, Rhus ; slightly elevated, 
 sharply defined, Erig.; elevated, as large as a 
 pin's head, IRan. b.; large, in erysipelas, 
 MVer. v.; erysipelatous, Canth.; filled with 
 extra vasated blood (hemorrhoids), I Ars. ; 
 with fever, succeed caries of lower jaw, 
 I I Sil.; with sero-fibrinous contents, IKali in.; 
 fine, INatr. m.; fine, on a slightly inflamed 
 base, with itching, dries up and falls off in 
 little scales, Tell. ; fine, with red spots, Tell. ; 
 flat, looks as if full of bile, Iod.; large, flat, 
 then confluent and break, Anac oc. ; small, 
 flat, Thuya ; like furuncles, Anthrac; gangre- 
 
 nous, I ILach.; blood blisters, large, becoming 
 gangrenous, ISec; small, in groups, whitish, 
 with red bases, and itching, sensitive to touch 
 (herpes preputialis), IHep.; gangrenous, on 
 serous swellings,IArs.; hemorrhagic, I Camph.; 
 repeatedly broke out, small, hard, herpetic, 
 forming thin scab, with itching and moisture, 
 for eight months (Rhus poisoning), IKali s.; 
 herpetic, horny scurf, IRan. b.; humid,IRhus ; 
 with inflamed areola, I I Kali c. ; on inflamed 
 base, itching and scratching, worse at night 
 (herpes zoster), IHep.; little, in intermittent, 
 IKali m.; irritation, itching (pemphigus), 
 I I Sep.; itching, Ars. h., ICalc, ICanth., ICar- 
 bol. ac, Daph., Selen.; itching, in bed,^Ethus.; 
 itching, burning, stinging, redness of skin, 
 speedy development of sero-purulent exuda- 
 tion, Crot. t.; itching, around old cicatrices, 
 IFluor. ac; itching, corrosive discharge, 
 ■ IGraph.; itching, in evening, IKali c; itch- 
 ing excessively, Ascl. t.; itching, in impetigo, 
 
 I I Rhus ; numerous, small, itching, containing 
 matter, I IMillef.; itching, at night, IGraph.; 
 itching, first pale then red, I IGamb.; itching 
 groups discharging a pale somewhat cloudy 
 lymph,which formed a yellowish-brown, acu- 
 minated scab,easily separated, but reappearing, 
 scab attained size of small bean (rupia promi- 
 nens),IMez.; itching,passing into suppuration, 
 covered with crust, Dulc; itching, tlnobbing, 
 heat after burning (itch), ILach.; itching, 
 when uncovered and exposed to cool air,IRu- 
 mex ; itchlike, IKali iod.; large, Canth., 
 Spong.; size of a lentil over pustules, clear, 
 bright-yellow, later reddish or bluish fluid, 
 
 I I Anthrac; discharging liquid when broken, 
 Anac; innumerable small miliary, Carbol. 
 ac; most contain milky but some a clear 
 liquid, become confluent, last three days, after 
 which skin desquamates, Rhus ; minute, on 
 soles (phthisis), IKali c; minute, thickly 
 studded, Chlor.; moist, surrounded by dry 
 scales, easily bleeding, IMerc; moist, worse 
 by scratching, followed by pricking of skin, 
 gluey, sticky discharges forming hard crusts, 
 Con.; on mucous surfaces, lAmm. m.; oozing 
 watery fluid, evening, Berb., IDulc; painful, 
 Canth., ITarant.; painful, hard, full to burst- 
 ing, MPhos.; small, painful, white on in- 
 flamed skin, IIRhus ; patches, I I Rhus; pea- 
 shaped, Berb.; as large as peas, fourteen days- 
 after childbirth, IMerc; size of pea, of a livid 
 brown rose all over body, dark violet after 
 seven hours, discharging an insupportably, 
 offensive, syruplike secretion, dry after four 
 days, leaving scar, I IMillef.; like pearls around 
 mouth (intermittent), I INatr. m.; filled with a 
 pellucid fluid, numerous and small, many not 
 larger than a pin's head, covers face and 
 trunk, drying, Strain.; phagedenic, I IMerc; 
 like scabious pimples, 01. an.; size of pin's 
 head to size of pea (pemphigus), lAnac; 
 red points, with minute blisters, -Cup. m.; 
 pricking, ICanth.; purplish, I ILach.; puru- 
 lent, ILach.; fill w T ith pus, soon dry up and 
 form crusts, Ant. t. ; contain pus, burst and 
 form round flat ulcers, Ars. h.; becoming 
 pustular, itching in evening, llris ; pustular, 
 following swelling of skin, Anac oc; putrid 
 smelling, black on arm^ lArs.; small, like 
 rash in typhus, but containing a yellow T fluid, 
 after itching, Ammoniac; with raw feeling, 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 Petrol.; leave raw spots, ICalc; leave a raw 
 surface, I I Ran. sc. ; red, BNatr. c, 1 1 Rhus v.; 
 with a red crown, I ILach. ; small red, I INatr. 
 m. ; red spots over whole body, numerous 
 small, exude moisture, forming thin or yellow- 
 ish scales or crusts, stinging, burning, itching, 
 worse from slightest air, warmth of room and 
 bed, lApis ; pale red, form small ulcers after 
 breaking, IMerc. ; brownish scabs (herpes 
 zoster), IMez.; scabs thick, oozing pus, 
 UPetrol.; scabs, thick yellowish, ICarb. s.; as 
 if scalded, INatr. c; coverings like fish scales, 
 burning worse at night (ichthyosis), lArs.; 
 after scarlatina, ■■Tell.; scattered watery, 
 ■Rhus ; after scratching, red watery, 01. an.; 
 scurfy, Amm. m. ; with scurfy, whitish 
 border, and swelling, Bell.; followed by scurfs, 
 then fresh eruption, burning and itching 
 (eczema), IRan. b.; burst and leave thin scurf, 
 INatr. m.; burst and leave thin scurfs or 
 crusts, caused by colds, INatr. m.; secondary, 
 contain yellowish, reddish and blackish fluids, 
 I lAnthrac; full of serum, Kali bi.; shallow, 
 ■Canth.; shooting itching, I BNatr. c; varying 
 in size from two or three lines to one-fourth 
 inch in diameter, Rhus; sloughs, beneath 
 larger blebs, dull gray color, Hippoz. ; small, 
 Anac, Aurant., Niccol., ISil. ; small, or 
 deep-seated, little blotches after scratching, 
 Mang. ; small, with burning and redness of 
 skin, IMerc. cor.; small, itching intolerably, 
 Anac. ; small, filled with limpid fluid, itch a 
 great deal and form yellow or brown crusts, 
 ■Sul.; small, from forehead to neck, Indig.; 
 small, numberless, Psor. ; small, painful, with 
 heat and redness, oozing a hot, sharp, acrid 
 fluid, Strain.; small, with itching pimples, 
 I I Kali m.; small, filled with pus, red areolae, 
 ■Kali m.; small (prostatitis, and atony of 
 sexual organs), MSelen.; small, cover spots, 
 discharging serous lymph, ISul.; small, trans- 
 parent, IMerc. sol.; small, yellow, desqua- 
 mate following day, ■Mane. ; smarting, itch- 
 ing, oozing yellow lymph, when scratched 
 turns to scurf, Anag.; red spots, covered with 
 small vesicles of size of millet seed, filled 
 with purulent lymph, IMerc. viv.; sore, pain- 
 ful, stinging, tearing around, lArs.; spreading, 
 ■Calc, IMagn. c; as from stings of insects, 
 especially face, joints of limbs, BAnt. c; su- 
 damina (hydroa), Apis, Amm. c, Ars., Bell., 
 ■Bry., Canth., Crot. t., Graph., IHep.,1 ILacc, 
 Lach., I INatr. m.,Phos. ac, IIRhus, ISpong., 
 Sul. ac, Val.; sudamina, in typhus, Chin. s. ; 
 syphilitic bullae (infantile syphilis), I ISyph.; 
 worse from sweats, with sensitive skin, Oxal. 
 ac; tension, Amm. m.; tensive, burning,scurfy, 
 Amm. m.; transparent, IRan. b.; transparent, 
 on highly red and inflamed skin, Rhus; small, 
 transparent, afterwards desquamation, Urt. 
 ur.; innumerable, filled with transparent 
 lymph, confluent, resembling pemphigus, 
 skin peels off (after wearing gloves cleaned 
 with turpentine), Tereb.; form ulcers, 1 1 Ars., 
 ICalc, Clem.; change to small, flat, spreading 
 ulcers, IRan. b.; then painful ulcers, finally 
 erythematous swelling, Cup. ars.; peeled, 
 leaving an ulcer, which did not heal after 
 wearing tight boots, I ISil.; ulcerative, as after 
 a burn, Zinc; containg pus, surrounding ulcers 
 j with indurated edges, IThuya : appear around 
 ulcers, itching violently, and burning like 
 fire, after eight days these vesicles dry up, 
 
 leaving scabs, the tearing off of which causes 
 great pain and retards healing,! IMez.; whisk- 
 ers fall out, with itching, INatr. in.; white, 
 1 1 Hep. ; white, with red areolae, burn and itch, 
 Uran. n. ; white, with elevated red base, pain- 
 ful to touch, Val.; yellow, Como.,IILach.; yel- 
 low, surrounded by a red areola, Tabac; yel- 
 low (eczema), IMerc;large, at first yellow,then 
 turn dark,with much pain (herpes), ILach.; 
 large as a pea, containing yellow, translucent 
 fluid, on red inflamed base, covering whole 
 body except face (pemphigus), IDulc; thin, 
 yellow fluid, Kali n.; yellow scales, after 
 breaking of blisters, I INatr. s.; yellowish, 
 filled with limpid fluid, IHydras.; discharging 
 a yellowish, transparent liquid, hardening to 
 a crust, Anac. ; acrid, then yellowish discharge, 
 Raph.; acrid, thin, yellowish discharges, 
 I I Ran. sc. ; opaque, yellowish fluid, ICarb. s. 
 JH^ pemphigus, varicella. 
 Eruption, warts : Acet. ac, Alum., -Anacoc, 
 Ant. c, Arg. nit., I Ars., IIBar. c, IBell., Bov., 
 ■ ICaust., • Chrom. ac,Cund.,l IDulc, Euphor., 
 Euph., Hep.,IKali m., ILach., Lvc, IIMerc 
 cor., I IMerc iod. rub., IMillef., Natr. c, Natr. 
 m., INatr. s., IINitr. ac, Phos. ac, MPhvt., 
 Rhus, I I Sang., Sep., Sil., Staph., Sul.,1 IThuya; 
 bleeding, I ICaust., Cinnab., Natr. c, INitr. 
 ac, IRhus, IIThuya; with bone pains, IPhos. 
 ac; break open, ICalc; broad, dry moist, 
 Acet. ac; bulbous, Alum.; burning, Amm. c; 
 of long standing, in cachectic subjects, IKali 
 iod.; cauliflower-like, on outer side of termi- 
 nal phalanx of right thumb, I IRan. b.; with 
 chancre,IPhos. ac; accuminated, after chancre, 
 IKali iod.; almost color of skin, ICalc; dis- 
 charge pus, then heal, ICalc; dry, ■Staph.; 
 in bends of right elbow (indurated testicle), 
 I ICalc. fl.; elevated round surfaces, circular, 
 diameter from ^ to \\ inches, IBenz. ac; on 
 eyelids, ICaust.; on face, I IDulc; fanshaped, 
 on genitals, IThuya ; flat, I IDulc, Lach.; flat, 
 on hands and face, ISep.; flat, moist, mucous, 
 on anus, IIThuya; flat, smooth, on inside of 
 hands, Ruta ; fleshy, I IDulc; on young girls 
 (onanists), Sep.; gonorrhceal, IIThuya; hard, 
 ■Ant. c, ICalc, ICaust., Dulc., Fluor, ac, 
 Lach., Ran. b., ISil., Sul.; hard, upper surface, 
 ICalc; become hollow, ICalc; horny, 1 1 Ant. 
 c.,Bor., ICalc, Dulc, Graph., INitr. ac, IRan. 
 b., ISep., Sul., Thuya ; homy, on hands, lAnt. 
 c. ; four horny, painful, on hands, of three 
 years' duration, I I Thuya ; horny in centre, on 
 neck, ISep.; indented, I IPhos. ac, Thuya ; 
 inflamed, Amm. c, Calc ICaust., Natr. c; 
 INitr. ac, Rhus, Sep., Sil., Staph., Sul.; in- 
 flamed, as if ulceration would set in, I Hep., 
 internal, ICaust.; isolated, ILyc; itching, 
 Euph., IKali c, INitr. ac, Phos., MPsor., 
 Thuya ; with intolerable itching and burning, 
 ■Sabina ; itching, on hands and face, ISep.; 
 itching pain, INitr. ac; jagged, IINitr. ac, 
 IRhus ; large, ICaust., IIDulc, Kali c, Natr. 
 c, IINitr. ac, IRhus, Sep., IIThuya; large,, 
 fleshy, on left forearm, I ISil.; large, fleshy, 
 suppurating, ISil.; large, hard, dark color,, 
 ■Sep.; large, hard, dark-colored, with a large: 
 base, rapidly increasing in size, on cheek,, 
 J IThuya; large, on genitals, IThuya ; large,, 
 jagged, I ICaust.; large, jagged, often pedunc- 
 ulated, exuding moisture and bleed easily,, 
 ■Lye; on larynx (syphilis), IThuya; on 
 upper lip, painful to touch, smart and bleed 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1173 
 
 on washing, IINitr. ac; after abuse of mer- 
 cury, lAur. met., INitr. ac, IStaph.; moist, 
 1 1 Caust., IINitr. ac, I IPsor., IKhus, IIThuya ; 
 old, ICalc, ICaust., IKali c, INitr. ac, Rhus, 
 SuL, IThuya ; painful, Calc, ICaust., Hep., 
 Kali c, Lye, Natr. m., INitr. ac, Petrol., 
 Phos., Eh us, Sep., Sil., SuL; sore pains, 
 Ruta ; painful to touch, on arms and back 
 of hands, I I Natr. c; pedunculated, I ICaust., 
 IDulc., Lye, IINitr. ac, IRhus, IStaph., 
 IIThuya; pricking, IINitr. ac; red, size of 
 bean, ICalc; upper surface rough, whitish, 
 horny, ICalc; round, ICalc; rudimentary, 
 on fingers, Berb. ; from having used too much 
 salt, IINitr. sp. d.; scrofulous, lAur. met.; 
 seedy, IIThuya ; shooting, IBov.; small, Berb., 
 Calc!, Dulc, Ferr., Hep., Lach., Nitr. ac, 
 Rhus, ISep., Sul., IThuya; many small, ICalc, 
 Sars.; small, pedunculated, all over body, 
 ICaust.; small, pedunculated, with pin heads 
 like small button mushrooms on various 
 parts of body and thigh, Med.; small, scat- 
 tered, flat, grayish-brown, on buttocks (en- 
 largements of liver), 1 1 Con.; smelling like 
 old cheese or herring brine, IHep., IIThuya ; 
 smooth,! IDulc; smooth,soft,l Ant. c; soft, -Ca- 
 lend.; soft at base,ICalc; soft, to touch, like lip- 
 oma, and pointed, on neck, I I Thuya ; soft, with 
 thin epidermis, and moist, IINitr. ac; sore, 
 INitr .ac; stinging, Amm. c, I Calc; stinging, on 
 female genitals, IIThuya; stinging, as if ulcera- 
 tion would set in, IHep.; suppurating, ICalc; 
 suppurating, on genitals, IThuya ; sycotic, 
 Alum., I IMillef.,INatr.s.; sycotic, old, dry, after 
 mercurial treatment for gouty pains, 1 1 Sars.; 
 syphilitic, on iris and lids, IThuya ; syphili- 
 tic, elevated, exuberant,cauliflowerlike,i INitr. 
 ac; mercurial syphilis, IPhos. ac; sticking, 
 ■ INitr. ac; syphilitic, lAur. met.; tearing, 
 Amm. c; sensitive to touch, INatr. c; ulcer- 
 ate, INatr. c; forming ulcers, ICalc; ulcers 
 around, Ant. c; every four weeks, ICalc 
 
 Eruption, washing : aggravates, IClem, Sars. 
 
 Eruption, weather : in hot, IKali bi. J^g~ ur- 
 ticaria. 
 
 Eruption, wheals: IBell.; in clusters,surrounded 
 by diffuse redness, Chlor.; inflamed, ICalc; 
 large, size of a silver half dollar, elevated and 
 white, 1 1 Apis ; on scalp, IKreo.; over whole 
 skin, Amyg. ; small, Chlor.; like urticaria, 
 IKreo.; white, Chlor. ; large white, deep scar- 
 let interspaces, Apis, fi^sT" Eruption urti- 
 caria. 
 
 Eruption, yellow: I Ant. c, IBar. c, Bufo., 
 Cadm. s., Calc. s., ICic, IKali m., IMerc., 
 ISpong. JS^sT* chloasma, spots. 
 
 SKIN, abscess : g@° Chap. 44, Suppuration. 
 
 Skin, aching: after violent scratching, IISul. ; 
 in smallpox, IHydras. 
 
 Skin, adhesion : in caries, lAsaf. 
 
 Skin, affections (in general): I IBar. c, • Calcs., 
 101. jec; chronic, lArs. i., Ast. r.; chronic, 
 traceable to" suppressed ulcers or eruptions, 
 I Ant. c.j with constipation, ISuL; in hypo- 
 chondriac subjects, ILyc; of infants and scrof- 
 ulous children, Cina ; with kidney affections, 
 Cub.; malignant, phagedenic, jHippoz.; dur- 
 ing pregnancy, Ant. c. ; psoric manifestations 
 (chronic bronchitis), llnul.; scrofulous, IStil- 
 ling. ; worse from cold water, IDulc. 
 
 Skin, anaesthesia : lAnac, ICamph., Cann. i., 
 ■Caps., tCarb. s., Caulo., Chloral., Chlorof., 
 
 I ICic, iEucal., IIHyos., IKali iod., Oleand., 
 IPhos., IPlumb., Sec, Tereb., I IVer. v., IZinc; 
 alcoholism, IKali br. ; meningitis, I IMerc; 
 myelitis, IMerc; want of irritability, sinap- 
 isms will not excite it, Anac fi^° Chap. 
 36, Nerves anaesthesia ; also Chap. 45, Touch. 
 
 Skin, anthrax: jg^T Chap. 44, Anthrax, Suppu- 
 ration. 
 
 Skin, bedsores: j^^Chap. 44, Ulcers bedsores. 
 
 Skin, biting sensation : Bar. m., Berb., ICalc, 
 Coccus, Euphor., I ILyc, Lyss.,Niccol.,l iPlat.; 
 like ants over whole body, worse in even- 
 ing and night, IGamb.; as if bitten by bugs, at 
 night only, I ISyph.; calormordax (urticaria), 
 ICop.; corroding, Agar.; sensation as from 
 fleabites, Mar. v.; now here now there, espe- 
 cially in evening, IIRan.sc; itching as from 
 an eruption, on undressing, lOleand.; itching, 
 better from rubbing, 01. an. ; on places affected 
 years before, Calc. p.; worse by scratching, 
 Lyss.; caused by sweat, ITarax. ; when becom- 
 ing warm through day, I ILyc. 
 
 Skin, black: lArg. nit., Ars. s. f., Aur. met., 
 Cup.m.,Ign.; like gangrene, IArs.,ILach.,Phyt., 
 ISec; painful, I Ars. |^° Chap. 44, Gangrene. 
 
 Skin, bleeding : j^* Eruption bleeding, 
 scratching. 
 
 Skin, blood : as if blood would start through, 
 lAmyl. 
 
 Skin, blue : Amyg., lAnt. t., 1 1 Ars., Cadm. s., 
 ICamph., Con., IIDig., IHydr. ac, ILach., 
 INux m., Syph., IVer., Ver. v.; bitten 
 place (after Lach.), Lyss.; dark, almost black 
 (erysipelas), I Apis ; incholera.lCup.ac, I ISec; 
 suddenly, in cholera, Crotal.; cholera infan- 
 tum, IKali br.; third stage cholera, ICup. m.; 
 cold, Cinch., Cup. m.; convulsions, ILaur.; in 
 bilious dysentery, llris ; • in emphysema, 
 IBrom.; better by hard fanning (pertussis), 
 ICarbo v.; at night of fever, in children, 
 Arund.; in intermittent, Ars.; gray, lArg. 
 nit. ; lead-colored, IPhyt. ; _ lead-colored, 
 workers in gypsum, Calc s.; livid, Ailanth., 
 ICarbo a,, I IZinc; livid, in angina pectoris, 
 Tabac; livid, in cholera infantum, I Ars. iod.; 
 livid, in diarrhoea, IBor. ; livid, in tertian in- 
 termittent, ILach.; livid, shock from injuries, 
 ILach.; livid, in measles, IVer.; livid, purplish, 
 
 I I Apis; in measles, ICamph.; pale, IPlumb.; 
 pale, especially on genitals, 1 1 Op.; reddish, 
 Ars. in.; reddish, round, elevated (diphtheria), 
 ILach .; in scarlet fever, IMur. ac ; slate colored 
 (third stage), ICup. m.; violet, I Ananth., lArg. 
 nit. Jt^ Chap. 29, Blood, cyanosis. 
 
 Skin, boils : jggg* Chap. 44, Suppuration boils. 
 
 Skin, boring : now here and now there, espe- 
 cially in evening, 1 1 Ran. sc. 
 
 Skin, brittle : IHyos., IPlumb.; in pneumonia 
 stage of hepatization, I IPhos.; in typhus, 
 I Apis, ICarbo v. 
 
 Skin, bruised sensation : worse from contact, 
 IHep. 
 
 Skin, brown: Arg. nit., ICalc. p.; on abdomen, 
 I ITuberc; in Addison's disease, Hod.; bronze, 
 Ars. h., lArg. nit.; on parts covered by 
 clothes, lArs.; dark, I I Ars.; dark, in yellow 
 fever, lArs. h.; dark, with bilious vomiting, 
 ICrotal.; dirty discoloration, IFerr.; here and 
 there, Thuya ; suddenly turning dark, red like 
 an Indian, Stram.; at ulcerated part, dry, with 
 bluish red spots around opening (periostitis), 
 ■Mez.; sudden turning of yellowish color into 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 brown, as if smoked (Addison's disease), Hod. 
 %^ yellow; also Eruption chloasma, 
 spots. 
 Skin, burning : I Aeon., ^Etrms., All. sat., Amb., 
 Ang., lAnthrac., 1 1 Apis, lArs., Asaf., Bapt., 
 Bar. c., Berb., ■ ICaps., Camph., ICarbo a., ICar- 
 bo v., Cham., ICic., Clem., Coccul., Coff., 
 Coloc, Como., Con., ICroc., ICrot. t., I IDros., 
 Euphor., Eaph., Jacea, IKali bi., ILach., 
 Lith., I Lye., Mar. v., IMerc. cy. (complemen, 
 tary of Hepar and Phosphor), Niccol.,01.am- 
 Osm., IPhos., IIRhus, Sars., IISul., ITarant., 
 Tereb., IVer. v.; in angina, IMerc.; like bee- 
 stings, HApis; caries, IMerc; chilly, Arg. 
 met.; in chorea, IIAgar.; after coitus, Agar.; 
 after catching cold (purpura), I I Rhus ; after 
 contact, rubbing, washing or taking wine 
 (eruption), IMerc. sol.; corrosive in small 
 spots, Calad.; in diphtheria, 1 1 Apis; dry (in- 
 flammation of bowels in dentition), IIAcet. 
 ac; miliary eruption, IClem. ; with vesicular 
 eruption, Crot. t.; erysipelas, Rhod.; worse in 
 evening, INuxv.; with pain as if excoriated 
 when touched, IFerr. ; with fever, Chim. m.; as 
 from fire, Plumb. ; as from fleas, Arg. met. ; hot 
 to examining hand, which leaves a burning on 
 place touched, I IHyos.; with headache, Carbo 
 v.; with heat, IIAcon., ICornus, IMerc. cor., 
 ■Petrol.; heat, in pneumonia, ILyc; heat in 
 scarlatina, IMerc; hemorrhoids, lArs.; im- 
 petigo, IMerc; indigestion, Camph.; itching, 
 Bry., IIRhus; follows itching, IISul.; itch- 
 ing inducing scratching, Euphor. ; in parts on 
 which he lies, disturbs sleep at night, ISul.; 
 moist, Chel.; in various places , as from a mus- 
 tard plaster, even under axillae, I I Kali c ; in 
 myelitis, IDulc.; as from nettles, ICalc p., 
 Coccul., II Urt! ur.; like nettles before erup- 
 tion like measles, Chel. ; at night, I ICarbo v.; 
 at night in bed, in anaemia of brain, I Con.; 
 at night in bed, is intolerable, IDolich.; worse 
 at night, IClem. ; worse at night in bed, and 
 after rising, IMerc; nocturnal, after scratch- 
 ing, I lOleand.; wounded oesophagus, ICic; of 
 various parts, Diosc. ; in pemphigus, lAnac; 
 and change of place, after scratching, Mez.; 
 from pressure, Cann. i.; prickling like flea- 
 bites, Nux v.; prolapsus, Rhus; red, ICrot. t.; 
 with scarlet redness, IBell.; rheumatism, 
 IDulc; after rubbing when scratching, Plant.; 
 worse by rubbing, with pain in cranial bones, 
 worse at night (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; 
 scabies, lArs.; as if scorched (nettlerash), 
 HUrt. ur.; inclination to scratch, Plat.; after 
 scratching, Cinnab., I IMerc, Nux v., IRhus, 
 Ver. ; prevents sleep after midnight, Rhus ; in 
 spots, Selen.; gradually spreading, worse at 
 night in bed ( after use of resin plaster on 
 epigastrium), I IMerc. sol.; on small spots, 
 IFluor. ac; stinging at same time, 1 1 Apis ; 
 sensation as if burnt by heat of sun, ILach.; 
 sweat, I IMerc; with swelling, All. sat.; ting- 
 ling, Vacc; transient, here and there on body, 
 seems concentrated in a small spot like a small 
 transient flame, while sitting during day and 
 lying at night, Viol.; in typhus, IINitr. ac; 
 especially on undressing at night, IKali ars.; 
 in urticaria, I Apis, I Ars., Chloral., IXJrt. ur.; 
 small vesicles, IMerc cor. ; white vesicles after 
 scratching, I Hep.; after applying cold water, 
 Thuya ; better from cold water, Amm. m. 
 Chap. 40, Heat burning. 
 
 Skin, cadaverous: pleuritis, with plastic exu- 
 dation, IHep. Higr blue, pale. 
 
 Skin, callous: 1 1 Ant. c, Ars., Bor., Clem.,, 
 IDulc, IGraph., Lach., Ran. b., Rhus, ISep., 
 ISiL, ISul., IThuya. life" induration. 
 
 Skin, chilliness: shuddering felt all over,Chaim 
 
 Skin, cobweb : sensation of, on face and hands,, 
 Bor. 
 
 Skin, congested : Chlor., Ustil.; passive, IHam. 
 
 Skin, contractive sensation : during chill,, 
 Paris. 
 
 Skin, contraction : spasmodic, Bar. m. 
 
 Skin, cord : as if a thin cord lay under, Euphor. 
 
 Skin, crawling : Berb., Calad., Cham., Coloc, 
 ■Croc, Hod., Nitr. sp. d., Sec; in angina 
 pectoris, IDig.; in diarrhoea, Indig.; as from 
 fleas on various places on back,arms, abdomen,, 
 thighs and ankles, better by scratching, but 
 appears in a place near the spot, Pallad. ; 
 spot becomes red and hot, followed by bit- 
 ing itching, like a flea moving along, rash- 
 like pimples appear, not by scratching, 
 which makes biting itching last longer, 
 ISpong.; as of a fly, Calad.; now here, now 
 there, Bell.; after typhoid (nervous affection), 
 ■Mane; under, ISec, Stram. figj^* formica- 
 tion, numbness 
 
 Skin, cutting : Jacea. 
 
 Skin, chilblains : Abrot., IIAgar., Aloe, I Alum., 
 I Arm, I Ars., IBadiag., IBell., Bufo., Cadm. s., 
 Carbo a., ICarbo v., Carbol. ac, ICham., Cepa, 
 Cinch., ICop., ICroc, ICrotal., Hep.,, Hyos., 
 Ign., Kalic, IKali m., Kalm., ILyc, I IMerc 
 iod. rub., IMur. ac, INitr. ac, INux v., UPe- 
 trol., IPhos., Phos.ac, I I Plant., I Puis., I IRhus, 
 Stann., ISul., ISul. ac, IThuya, I ITuberc, 
 ■Zinc; always bluish, Ham.; burning, ICarbo' 
 a.; threatened gangrene, chronic, occurring 
 in not very cold weather, thus indicating a 
 low nervous and vascular vitality, ICrotal.; 
 inflamed, ICarbo a.; inflamed with bluish-red 
 swelling and rhagades, IPuls.; in irritable 
 subjects with delicate skin, great redness of 
 parts affected by the cold (locally, several 
 drops in water), INitr. ac; itching, J Abrot., 
 ■Agar., (Petrol., IZinc; itching, inflamed 
 from slight degree of cold, INitr. ac; very 
 painful, Arm, lArs., Hep., INitr. ac, IPetroL, 
 Phos. ac, IPuls., Sep.; bleeding rhagades, 
 ■Nux v.; suppurating, jCalc s., IHep., ISiL; 
 throbbing, in summer, INux v. 
 
 Skin, clammy: Amyg., 1 1 Ant. chl., Daph., 
 Hell., Hod., Kali br., IILachn., ILyc, 
 
 ■ IMerc, Merc, sul., I IPhos., Pod., IVer.; 
 awaking her, 7rForm.; with chill, Cornus ; in 
 chlorosis, ICycl.; diphtheria (after failure of 
 Phyt. and Lye), ILac c. ; after heat, lAmyl. ; 
 hydracephaloid, IVer.; in phthisis, I ISiL; in 
 shock, IHyper., IOp. JS^" Chap. 40, Sweat. 
 
 Skin, coldness: Acet. ac, Ailant., Agar., 
 Alum., Amyg., lAnanth., Anthrac, I lAnt. 
 chl., I Ant. t., Apoc, lArs., Asaf., Ascl. s., Bar. 
 c, Brach., 1 1 Bry., Benz. ac, ICact., I ICalc, 
 
 ■ ICalc. p., IICamph.,Cann. i., ICaps., ICham., 
 ■Cic, ICinch., Cinnab., Citrus, Colch., ICro- 
 tal., Cup. ars., ICup. m., Cupr. s., IIDig., 
 ■Eup. pur., IFerr., Gels., IHelL, Hgm, Inul., 
 ■Iod., Ilpec, Iris, Kali br., ILach., I ILachn., 
 Lyss., IMerc, IMerc. cy., IMerc cor., Merc, sul., 
 I IMez., IMosch., IINux m., IOp., Oxal. ac, 
 ■Phyt., IPhos., IPlat. , IPlumb., IPod., I IPuls., 
 Sec,IISep., Spong., ISul., Sumb., ITabac, 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1175 
 
 HVer., Ver. v., Verbas.; of affected part, with 
 hemiplegia, left side, Coccul.; after 3 p.m., 
 lEup. pur.; 3 to 5 p.m., ICon.; after taking 
 cold in a draught of air and becoming heated, 
 ■Kali c; alternately cold and clammy, then 
 hot and burning, Dory.; in anaemia, IFerr.; 
 with anguish (cholerine), Uatroph.; with dis- 
 connected answers, Crotal.; with anxiety, Ja- 
 troph.; blue, wanted to be covered with blan- 
 kets yet could not get warm (secondary syph- 
 ilis), I ISyph.; blue, in gastritis, IDig. ; mottled 
 blueness (cholera), Uatroph.; of whole body, 
 or only posterior portions, better in warm room 
 or by warm stove, Hgn.; breath stopped half 
 a minute, ICact.; morbus Brightii, I IPnos. ac; 
 intestinal catarrh, ICheL; of cheeks, body 
 warm, Aug.; with chill, Cornus ; with chill, 
 red face and twitching, Strain.; with chilli- 
 ness, IIKalm.; with inner chilliness, Agar.; 
 cholera, Ant. c, lAnt. t., HCamph., ICup.m., 
 IHell., IHydr. ac, Uatroph., ILaur., 1 1 Sec, 
 IISul., Tabac, 1 1 Ver. ; sudden, in cholera, 
 Crotal.; in cholera infantum, ICamph., IKali 
 br., ILaur., ITabac, 1 1 Ver.; in cholera mor- 
 bus, I Iris, I Ver.; in sporadic cholera, ITabac; 
 in cholerine,liEthus., Crot.t. ; clammy, Aeon., 
 Amyg. ; clammy, in cholera, I Jatroph. ; clam- 
 my, in menorrhagia,ICarbol. ac ; after vomit- 
 ing (cholera infantum), I liEthus.; constant, in 
 chlorosis, IFerr.; throws clothes off, Med.; in 
 colicodynia, lArs. ; in convulsions, 1 1 Ant. c, 
 Hgn.; in puerperal convulsions, IINuxv.; 
 with cough, in evening, Acet. ac. ; would not 
 be covered, ICamph.; in cystitis, IHell. ; damp 
 (pneumonia), ISul.; as if dead, with convul- 
 sions, (Euan.; deathly, Bism.; in diabetes, Sul. 
 ac; in diarrhoea, IGamb., IGrat.; in diarrhoea 
 in infants, I I Jalap.; with muco-purulent diar- 
 rhoea, I IKali br.; after dinner, with conges- 
 tion to head, ICycL; with dyspnoea, ICup. 
 m. ; in diphtheria, ICanth., INatr. a.; in 
 dropsy, IColch.; dry, Aeon., ICheL; dry, or 
 cold and viscous, patient feels burning (chol- 
 era), I Aeon. ; in dysentery, ICaps.; in dysen- 
 tery and ascites, lArs.; in dysmenorrhcea, 
 I Ver.; in epilepsy, 1 1 Kali ph.; with sup- 
 pressed eruption, llpec; in evening, Ars. h., 
 Tabac ; in evening, in bed, after lasting all 
 night, IFerr.; overexertion in ascending 
 height, ICoca; especially of extremities, Op.; 
 with burning redness of face, IHyos.; with 
 fainting, ICalc, Coloc; after faintness and 
 nausea, IMagn. in.; more cold than hot, with 
 fever, llod.; in nervous fever, ICamph.; in 
 forenoon (intermittent), I Ars.; after fright, 
 
 I Ver.; frigid, lAnanth.; with haemoptysis, 
 IDig.; with blue hands, INux v.; with cold 
 hands,Med. ; particularly on head (headache), 
 
 I I Zinc; w T ith headache, ICarb. s., IISul.; 
 with congestive headache, Ham.; with head- 
 ache, evening, in bed, I ISiL; with one-sided 
 headache, Hgn.; with irregularity of heart 
 action and pulse, ISang.; follows cutting pains 
 as with knives about heart, I ISul.; with rheu- 
 matism of heart, ICact.; heat of abdomen 
 (cholera infantum), ITabac; alternates with 
 scorching heat in whole body, Tarant.; 
 slightly affected by external heat, ICup. ac; 
 with heat of face, Cann. s., IColoc, IStram.; 
 after heat, lAmyl.; alternates with heat of 
 face, IStram.; heat of face and hot breath, 
 UCham.; with heat of face, must be warmly 
 
 covered, then sleeps and sweats, IMerc 
 perf.; with heat of face, commencing at 11 
 a.m., Berb.; with heat and redness of face, 
 ■Led. ; with heat of face, after stool, 1 1 Tromb.; 
 with heat in hands, Cadm. s.; with heat 
 of head, IIBell., IIBry., IHydras.; with heat 
 of head, as if in a furnace, IKali br.; with 
 heat of head, in meningitis, 1 1 Ver.; with 
 heat in head, in cerebrospinal meningitis, 
 IHydr. ac; with internal heat, Hgn., llod., 
 Mosch., I Ver.; with internal, burning heat, 
 Euphor. ; hands and feet, with heat of one 
 side of body, I Ran. b.; want of animal heat, 
 ■Led.; hemorrhage, ICinch. ; in some places, 
 hot in others, I Apis ; in hydrocephalic!, I Ver.; 
 in hydrocephalus, Art. v., IDig., IHell., IZinc; 
 in hysteria, 1 1 Sep.; as if touched with ice on 
 right of pelvis near sacrum, Arg. met.; as 
 though touched with an icicle, Caust.; icy, 
 I Ant. t., lArs., Cadm. s., ICalc, I ICamph., 
 ■ ICarbo v., Cup. m., I iHell., Lachn., I I Tarant., 
 II Ver.; icy, in ague, INatr. m.; icy, and chill, 
 followed by fever and thirst, attacks come on 
 suddenly, "INatr. s.; icy, with chills, 4 to 8 
 p.m., INatr. s.; icy, in cholera, ICup. m.; icy, 
 of hands and feet, with warmth of rest of body, 
 with aversion to being uncovered, Squilla ; 
 icy, in metrorrhagia, ISil. ; icy, of single parts 
 (cholera season), lAsar.; icy, with shivering, 
 llSec ; icy , shrivelled (cholera Asiatica),IBry.; 
 inelastic (cholera), ICup. ac. ; shock from in- 
 jury, IOp.; during labor, Coff. ; commencing 
 in left arm and lower limbs, INux m.; of left 
 .side, precede epilepsy, ISiL; of left side, in 
 incipient paralysis, ILach.; principally left 
 side, I IDros.; of left side, particularly extremi- 
 ties, which were bluish around nails, with 
 shivering, I I Rob.; left side, with ulcers on 
 legs, 1 1 Lyss.; lower part of body, Guarsea; lower 
 part of body, face hot, ICalc p.; lumbago, ICo- 
 loc; typhoid malaria, I Lye vir.; as marble, 
 ICamph.; within and without like marble, 
 IHydr. ac; in measles, ICamph.; in meningitis, 
 Rhus; congestive menorrhagia, llpec; during 
 menses, ITabac, Thuya, I Ver.; menses irregu- 
 lar, IDig.; menses profuse, Coff; in metritis, 
 ILach.;. with moist skin, Bufo., ILaur.; moist, 
 delirium tremens, 1 1 Act. rac; moist, in neu- 
 ralgia, ICoccion.; in morning, IMez.; attacks 
 recur on moving and pass off after going to 
 bed, Lachn.; with flabby muscles, Ver. v.; 
 with blue nails and nausea, Aur. met.; with 
 nausea, Val.; with nervousness and trembling, 
 Bufo.; at night in bed, All. sat.; at night, up 
 from small of back, cannot get warm in bed, 
 IHyos.; at night, in intermittent, I Ars.; dur- 
 ing night, sweat, I lEup. perf.; worse at night, 
 I Ars., Carbov.; numb, ILach., <Lyc; fol- 
 lowed by pain and desire to weep, ICoff.; in- 
 creases the pains, Aur. met.; pale, Chlorof., 
 Ver. v.; with palpitation, Cinch.; partial, Co- 
 loc; in some parts, heat in others, lApis ; 
 peritonitis, I Ver.; phthisis, I ISiL; prodromic, 
 relapse of intermittent, I Ars. ; during preg- 
 nancy, INux m.; prosopalgia, llgn.; with im- 
 perceptible pulse, Kali br.; small intermit- 
 tent pulse, IMerc. cor.; with raving, as if 
 delirious, Nitr. ac; with restless tossing, 
 Tereb.; rigidity, Op.; of right half, Paris ; 
 from right side, particularly from right arm, 
 Merc, per.; in scarlatina, lApis, Crotal., ICup. 
 ac, I ISul., IZinc; after scarlet fever, IHep.; 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 in seasickness, ITabac; with shivering, I Kali 
 br.; in shock, IHyper., ILach., INux in.; after 
 coldness between shoulders, ISep.; onesided, 
 with numbness, I Puis.; often only on one 
 (right) side, Bry.; of single parts, ICaust.; of 
 single parts, crawling, Calad.; after sleeping, 
 Cadm. s.; of spine, IHyos.; on small spots, 
 Arg. met.; small icy cold spots here and there, 
 Paris ; stiff, like a piece of wood, fell down 
 unconscious, I IHyos.; after sting, I Apis ; 
 during stool, Ipec, Sec; and stiffness (mye- 
 litis), 1 1 Aeon.; affection of stomach, IKali bi.; 
 not subjective, ILed.; of suffering parts, ISil.; 
 with clammy sweat (sick headache), I ITabac; 
 with clammy sweat (acute rheumatism), 
 IColch.; with cold sweat, BCalc, Med., IPuls., 
 Sul.; with head sweat, BCalc, IPod.; viscous 
 sweat (croup), IBrom.; with trembling, 10p.; 
 with nervous trembling and frequent fainting, 
 Mosch.; in typho-malarial fever, twentieth 
 day, I Ham.; with desire to uncover (cholera 
 infantum), ICamph.; upper part of body, 
 ■Ipec; after urinating, Med.; with distended 
 veins, IChel.; and indistinct vision with faint- 
 ness, ICalc; with vomiting of food and white 
 mucus, Raph.; after walking, Cadm. s.; after 
 walking in open air, 01. an.; as from cold 
 winds, Benz. ac; with sensation of weariness, 
 Spig.; yet unable to bear warmth, collapse in 
 choleroid diseases, USec 
 
 Skin, comedones: inflamed, Chel. $3f Chap. 
 8, Eruption comedones. 
 
 Skin, dark: ICalc p.; in Addison's disease, 
 Hod.; dusky, Aurant.; dusky, I I Iodoform, 
 followed by Tuberc gobble .dark, cyanotic. 
 
 Skin, deadness : Chin. s. 
 
 Skin, delicate : g^ fine. 
 
 Skin, desquamation: Anac oc, lAmm. c, 
 I Arum t., Asim., IBell., Chim. umb., Chlor., 
 I IColoc, Como., Dig., Hell., I I Hep., IHydras., 
 
 I IKali s., 1 1 Merc, sol., UPhos., Rhus, Sec, 
 Tereb. ; branlike, with ichthyosis, I I Lac c; 
 colic, in scarlatina, ILyc; exfoliates, IGraph.; 
 tips of fingers, Bar. c. ; in flakes, Acet. ac; 
 furfuraceous, Bor., Chlor.; in very fine scales, 
 IPsor.; in round patches like blisters, from 
 which serum had been absorbed, leaving skin 
 beneath purple and some places yellow, 
 Chloral.; phthisis, I ISamb.; after recurring 
 eruption of fine red pimples, running together, 
 presenting a red swollen appearance, alkaline 
 fluid oozing out, IKali s.; leaving skin purple 
 and livid (erysipelas bullosum capitis sup- 
 pressed by salve), IKali c; in large scales, 
 IIAnthrac; peels off and shows loosened 
 scales, a fatty transpiration (Addison's dis- 
 ease), Hod.; small scales, Ars. m.; scaling into 
 bed, 1 1 Sul.; scaling off here and there, 
 Mez.; scaly exfoliation, IMez.; a second or 
 third time in large flakes, in scarlatina, 
 
 I I Arum t.; dropsical symptoms, during scar- 
 latina, I Apis ; as after scarlet fever, on hands 
 and feet (articular rheumatism), 1 1 Sal. ac; 
 readily peels off when scratching, I IDros. ; of 
 skin surrounding sores, Kali s.; withcedemat- 
 ous swelling of skin, lApis ; white scales, 
 
 .Chlor.; tardy, in scarlet fever, IDalc; of 
 thickened portions, Ver. Jg^ 05 furfuraceous, 
 scaly ; also Eruption scarlatina. 
 
 Skin, decubitus: j^ D Chap.44,Ulcers bedsores. 
 
 Skin, digging : after typhoid (nervous affec- 
 tion), IManc 
 
 • Skin, dirty appearance (dingy) : Ars., I I Anag., 
 Bor., Bufo., IFerr., Natr. m., INitr. ac, 
 IPlumb., IPsor., Sec, Stram., ISul., I ITarant., 
 Thuya, 1 1 Tuberc; yellow blotches IPsor.; 
 brownish, Thuya; chlorosis, INatr. m.; in 
 consumption, I I Tuberc; gray (consump- 
 tion), Hod.; yellow gray, with partially 
 developed eruption on forehead and chest, 
 with constant fretting and worrying children, 
 cases which do not respond promptly to in- 
 dicated remedy, IPsor.; jaundice, Hod.; 
 muddy, on parts covered by clothes, lArs.; in 
 ophthalmia of children, I Ars.; cannot be 
 washed clean, Thuya; dingy, as if patient 
 never washed, I IPsor.; in spite of frequent 
 washing (spinal _ disease), lApis ; yellow, 
 like malignant disease, after abuse of mer- 
 cury), I Hep. JUgr* dark. 
 
 Skin, discoloration: after psoriasis and lepra, 
 1 1 Kali ars. 
 
 Skin, doughy: 1 1 Apis, ICup. m.; pasty look- 
 ing, I Ars.; in folds (cholera second stage), 
 ICup. m. jg^* Chap. 44, Dropsy. 
 
 Skin, drawing : Agar. 
 
 Skin, dry: 1 1 Aeon., Ailant., JEthus., All. sat., 
 ■Alum., IIAnag., lAnthrac, lAnt. t., lApis, 
 Arg. nit., HArs., Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Arum t., 
 Asaf., lAscl. s., Aurant., Bar. c, IBell., ICalc, 
 ■Camph., HCham., IChel., MChlor., ICoff, 
 Coloc, ICrotal., Cup. m., IDig., IDulc.JFerr., 
 1 1 Hep., Hydr. ac, I IHyos., IKali bi., I Kali c, 
 1 1 Kami. , ILyc, IMagn. c, ■Merc cy., 
 ■Mosch., Natr. a., INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, HNuxm., IOp., HPetrol., MPhos., IPhos. 
 ac, IPhyt., IPlumb., 1 1 Polyp., IPsor., I IPtel., 
 1 1 Rhus, I IRumex, Sang., Sarrac, Sec, ISep., 
 ISil., Stram., Sumb.^ Tabac, Tell., MUstil., 
 Vacc, Zinc; dry, in chronic alcoholism, 
 ■Phos.; alternately dry and moist (intermit- 
 tent), Apis ; in ascites, I I Apoc; even in bed, 
 ■Camph.; with surging of blood and racing 
 palpitation, 1 1 Sang.; in Bright's disease, 
 ■Kalm.; burning, IIAcon., (Apis, lArs.; burn- 
 ing, in scarlet fever, BDulc. ; with redness of 
 cheeks, lEup. perf.; in children (marasmus), 
 ■Sars.; with chilliness, (Kali iod.; nervous 
 chlorosis, BArt. v.; in cholera, 1 1 Sec; in chol- 
 erine, ■Phos.; in colic, I IOp.; puerperal con- 
 vulsions, I INux v.; and cool, with hot head 
 (meningitis), ISul.; inclined to crack, IGraph.; 
 in croup, I ISpong.; during day, IBry., Hod.; 
 in delirium, ■Phos.; in diabetes, I IKali br., 
 ■Lact. ac, Sul. ac, I IXJran. nit. relieved ; in 
 diarrhoea, IGuaiac; in chronic diarrhoea, 
 I ISul.; in diphtheria, IChin. a., 1 1 Lac c, 
 ■Merc, cy.; in dropsy, lArs., BCain., IColch., 
 Led. ; in dropsy, with albuminuria, I Aur. mur.; 
 in dysentery, lArs., ITromb.; in chronic dys- 
 entery, I INux v.; burning and covered since 
 two days with eruption resembling fleabites 
 (typhoid), I IPuls.; with papulous psoric im- 
 petiginous eruption, ISil.; in erysipelas, 
 I I Rhus; around eyes, (Petrol.; after a fall, 
 ■Hyper.; feeling, with cold feet, I IPtel.; day 
 after fever (croup), IKaol.; in childbed fever, 
 ■Coloc; and flabby (enlargement of mesen- 
 teric glands), ICalc; flaccid, Cinch.; in acute 
 gastritis, after taking cold, IColoc; most on 
 hands, ICalc p.; in hectic fever, ■■Cinch.; 
 hot, HAcon., lArs., TrAtrop. s., ICamph., 
 ILyc, ISpong.; hot, with diarrhoea, IDulc; 
 hot, in forenoon, Ailant.; hot, in functional 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1177 
 
 derangement of liver, I I Sep.; hot, at night, 
 Ham.; hot, with rheumatism, IDulc; not hot, 
 in pneumonia, ICamph.; not hot, in scarla- 
 tina, lAilant.; in hydrocephaloid, 1 1 Apis; in 
 hydrocephalus acutus, IDig.; in hydrothorax, 
 following metritis, I I Citrus ; with indigestion, 
 Camph.; in insanity, UNux v.; leathery, 
 Am., Camph.; with cracked lips, I IKalm.; in 
 myelitis, IDulc; in hysterical neuralgia, 
 I IVal.; in neuropath ia, I I Kali ars.; in ophthal- 
 mia of children, I Ars.; indurated pancreas, 
 carcinoma, ICarboa. ; parchmentlike, 1 1 Ars., 
 ICamph. ,ICrotal.; parchmentlike,in Addison's 
 disease, Hod. ; parchmentlike, in consumption, 
 I Merc, cy.; parchmentlike, in dysentery, 
 I Merc, cor.; parchmentlike, in epidemic in- 
 fluenza, ISabad.; in pericarditis, IColch.; in 
 perityphlitis, ICrotal.; want of perspiration, 
 ■Led.; want of perspiration, with toothache, 
 IKali c; in pleuritis, with plastic exudation, 
 ■Hep.; in pneumonia, lArn., ICup. m., IFerr., 
 ■Iod., IPhos.; during pregnancy, INux m.; 
 in psoriasis, IMerc; with suppressed rash of 
 measles or other eruptive disease, IKali s.; 
 with scarlet redness, IBell.; renal inflamma- 
 tion, I I Senecio ; in rheumatism, I Ant. t , 
 IColch.; scaly (cancer of stomach), MCund.; 
 in scarlatina, I Lye; sensation, during heat, 
 though with some sweat on face, lllgn.; in 
 summer complaint, diarrhoea of children,! Ant. 
 c; absence of sweat, I Aeon.; very little sweat 
 (intermittent), I Apis; with thirst (hectic), 
 ISul.; in tumor cseci, I I Plumb.; in typhoid, 
 ICarbo v., IColch., Hgn., IIMur. ac, I iPhos., 
 I IPuls., IIRhus, ITereb.; withulceron limbs, 
 ■ Graph.; particularly when accompanied by 
 dark, scanty urine (dysentery), IColch.; in 
 urticaria, I Cop.; after a wetting, Natr. c; with- 
 ered, Cup. in., IFerr., Natr. m.; withered, in 
 hectic, HCalc; withered (spinal disease), 
 ■Apis ; withered, yellow, IPlumb. 
 j&ajh "wrinkled. 
 
 Skin, earthy: ICornus, Spig. 
 
 Skin, ecchymosis: .Ethus., I I Anthrac, Arg. 
 nit., Arn., ICarbo v., Crotal., ILach., HPhos., 
 MSinap., ITarant., Uran. n.; black under skin 
 (morbus maculosus), I Ars.; from slight blows, 
 Agar.; blue, with muco-purulent diarrhoea, 
 I IKali br.; blue spots as if ecchymosed, INux 
 v.; from a slight bruise, ISul.; in chorea, 
 ILach., INux v.; in diphtheria, in large 
 patches, assumes a dark red color, bofdering 
 on purple, ILac c; extensive, ISec; in fevers, 
 I Apis ; fresh, in great numbers, from day to 
 day, ITereb.; large, becoming gangrenous, 
 ISec; in internal organs, Hippoz.; from least 
 touch, or pressure, ILach.; in typhoid, I IPhos. 
 ac; in typhus, I Ars.; especially in course of 
 zymotic disease, menstrual irregularities, and 
 in hemorrhagic states of body, Crotal. 
 g^" Eruption purpura. 
 
 Skin, elephantiasis: Hell., Stilling.; Arabian, 
 IHydrocot.; Arabian, both feet, legs, and 
 lower part of thighs, back of hand, erysip- 
 elatous manifestations, IISiL; grsecorum, 
 I I Natr. c. g^ Eruption leprosy. 
 
 Skin, eruption : feeling as if it would appear, 
 Lachn. 
 
 Skin, erysipelas : g^ Eruption erysipelas. 
 
 Skin, evening: symptoms worse, and night, 
 Cham. 
 
 Skin, excoriation (intertrigo): Ars. s. f.,ICalc, 
 
 ICarbo v., ICaust., ICham., IGraph., IHep., 
 IHydras., Ign., IKali in., IKali s., IILyc, 
 ■Mere, IMerc cor., INatr. m., 1 1 Natr. p., 
 IPetrol., Plumb., Puis., Sep., ISil., I ISul.; 
 readily bleeding,ILyc; in children, g£§?°Chap. 
 24, Infants chafing; boring into with 
 fingers, children (scarlatina), 1 1 Arum t. ; in 
 children, with bilious symptoms, I INatr. s.; 
 especially in children, IGraph.; in dentition, 
 ■Caust.; discharges in every outlet of body, 
 acrid, excoriating skin wherever they come 
 in contact, I ISul ; dries up, becomes brown 
 and livid, and local eschar forms, I I Anthrac; 
 dries andmumifies, new blisters form around, 
 Anthrac; erosions, Arum m.,IFluor.ac,humid, 
 ■ IBar. c, HGraph.; atrophy of infants, I IPe- 
 trol.; obstinate, IHydras.; pain as if excori- 
 ated, Paris, Plat.; prurigo, IGraph.; like raw, 
 decayed meat, IComo.; especially if inclined 
 to scab, IKali m.; if scraped off soon, dries, 
 turns brown and livid and leaves a scar, An- 
 thrac; sore feeling, ISul.; tettery, oozing con- 
 stantly, and bleeding easily when scratched, 
 IMerc; when walking or riding, Sul. ac; 
 easily chafed from walking or riding, also in 
 children, Ruta. 
 
 Skin, fetid : g^° odor. 
 
 Skin, fine: delicate, IColch., Natr. m.; hemor- 
 rhoids, ISep.; easily denuded (young girls), 
 IBar. c 
 
 Skin, flaccid: IArs.;dry (hectic fever), I ICinch. 
 
 Skin, freckles : dark, INitr. ac 
 
 Skin, flabby (relaxed) : Agar., ICalc, I ICamph., 
 ■Caps., Chin, s., IClem., Coccul., ICup. ac,. 
 Dig., .IFerr., IHyos., Hpec, ILach., ISep., 
 ISpong., Stram., ISul., Ver.; in children 
 (marasmus), ISars.; with chlorosis, INatr. m.; 
 cold, moist, after meningitis, ICup. m.; in 
 diabetes, INatr. s.; with papulous psoric 
 impeteginous eruptions, ISil.; feels relaxed, 
 Zing.; hangs in folds (indurated pancreas, 
 carcinoma), ICarbo a.; hangs in folds, on 
 hands and feet, Ars.; hangs loose, in maras- 
 mus, lAbrot.; inelastic, ICup. m.; inelastic, 
 cold (third stage of cholera), ICup. ac, 
 ICup. m.; cool, in congestion to brain, I ICup. 
 m. ; in neuralgia, I ISil.; covered with pityri- 
 asis, ISil.; in scarlet fever, I I Zinc; in syphilis, 
 Iod.; wilted, All. sat., Ant. t., IChel.,Kali ars. 
 
 Skin, formication : I Aeon., JEsc. h., Alum., 
 Carbov.,Ced.,Coloc, Cupr.s., I IDiad.,Euph., 
 Hydr. ac, IILyc, IMagn. m., INatr. c,Phos. 
 ac, IPic ac, HRhus, Sabad., I ISul., ITarant., 
 Zinc; with softening of brain, I IPhos.; in 
 cholera Asiatica, ISec; as though millions of 
 insects were creeping on him compelling him 
 to rub successively his arms, legs, abdomen and 
 throat (pruritus senilis), IMez.; in irregularity, 
 IDiad.; here and there, all night, Gamb.; gen- 
 erally beginning with a severe pain in occiput, 
 followed by numbness of trunk and limbs, and 
 complete loss of motory power (paralysis), 
 ITarant.; paralysis, IGels.; in paralyzed parts, 
 IPhos. ; with sweat, Rhod. ; in vulva, Elaps. 
 
 Skin,furfuraceous : ggf^desquamation, scaly. 
 
 Skin, furuncles : $@^ Chap. 44, Suppuration 
 furuncles. 
 
 Skin, gnawing: Clem., I IDros., Euphor., Natr. 
 m., Plat.; now here now there, especially in 
 evening, I I Ran. sc; itching, 01. an.; itching 
 increasing to intolerable burning pricking 
 alternately worse and better, Dig. 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 Skin, gooseflesh : 1 1 Chlor. 
 
 Skin, gray: ashy color, I ITarant.; in chronic 
 rheumatism, I ISabina ; dingy, Sabad.; workers 
 in gypsum, Calc. s.; in intermittent, INatr. m. 
 
 Skin, greenish: Bufo., Med.; spot at point of 
 subcutaneous injection, Amyl. 
 
 Skin, healing : difficult,! IJacea ; slight injuries 
 maturate, 1 1 Hep. 
 
 Skin, heat: ■■Aeon., Act. rac, Alum., Anthrac, 
 Anthrok., Ant. t., I I Apis, I Ars., Ascl. t., 
 Bar. c, IBell., Berb., BCamph.,IChel., Chin, s., 
 Chlor., ICoca, Coff., IColch., Coloc, ICrot. t., 
 Cup. m., IDig., IDulc, Euphor., Gamb., 
 
 I IHyos., Iris, IKali bi., BKaii iod., ILac def., 
 ■Lye, IMerc, IMerc. cor., IMerc. cy., Natr.a., 
 ■Nitr. ac, INux v., Oleand., 01. an., IOp., 
 
 I I Polyp., I IPtel., I IRumex, Sang., Sarrac, Se- 
 neg.,ISil.,Stram.,IISul., Tabac, Tereb., ITell., 
 
 I iUstil., Vacc.,Ver., IVer.v., Viol.; alternately 
 hot and dry, with fever with thirst, IKali iod.; 
 on going to bed, Apoc; biting, ILach.; inflam- 
 mation of brain, IMerc. v.; burning, 1 1 Aeon., 
 lApis, lArs., IIBapt., HCham., Cup. m., 
 
 I I Hydras., INitr. ac, I Rhus ; burning, in 
 croup, I I Spong. ; burning, in pneumonia, ICup. 
 m., I IPhos.; burning, with profuse sweat, in 
 pneumonia, 1 1 Puis.; burning, in incipient 
 tuberculosis, I ITuberc; burning, in typhoid, 
 
 I I Puis.; burning, in typhus, ovarian dropsy, 
 I Apis; with itching burning or prickling, ICor- 
 nus ; persistent burning, I Ars.; cancer labii, 
 ICamph.; caries, IMerc; catarrh of air pass- 
 ages, ISpig.; with chill in bones, Berb.; in- 
 
 • ternal chilliness, Agnus ; in cholera, IPhos. 
 ac; cholera infantum, ICalc; and coldness in 
 places (scarlatina), I I Apis; after catching 
 cold after labor, 1 1 Puis.; lead colic, I IOp.; 
 consumption, IGuaiac; puerperal convulsions, 
 I INux v.; in croup, I ISpong.; bronchial croup, 
 lAnt. t.; all day, llod.; with delirium, ICon., 
 Sang.; in diphtheria, ICrotal., I ILac c, BKali 
 iod., ILach., IMerc. cy.; diphtheria and ca- 
 tarrh of chest, lApis ; dry, II Aeon., JEsc. h., 
 Stilus., I Ars., TrAtrop. s., ICamph., Coff., 
 ■Gels., ILept., ILyc, ISpong.; dry, in bilious 
 attack, ILept.; dry, with chilliness (diphthe- 
 ria), IMerc. cy.; dry, cold, after scarlet fever, 
 I Hell.; dry, complains of feeling cold, pulse 
 120 (chronic otorrhoea), lElaps ; dry, in 
 diphtheria, ILyc; dry, with flushed face, 
 lEup. perf.; dry, with fever, ICalc, I lEup. 
 pur.; dry, gastric nervous fevers, IGels.; dry, 
 in hepatic disease, ILept.; dry, in measles, 
 Viol.; dry, in perityphlitis, ICrotal.; dry, in 
 summer complaint, IFerr. ph.; dry, anxious 
 tossing (meningitis), lAcon.; dry, in typhoid, 
 IGels.; dry, in typhus, lApis ; in dysentery, 
 IMerc. cor.; in erysipelas, I I Rhus ; evenings 
 going to bed, Apoc ; especially evenings and 
 nights, covered with exhausting sweat, ICalc; 
 in childbed fever, IColoc; in acute gastritis, 
 after taking cold, IColoc; glowing sensation 
 (prostatitis and atony of sexual organs), 
 
 I ISelen.; in hydrocephalus acutus, IDig.; in 
 acute pharyngo-laryngitis, INaja ; moist, Ascl. 
 t., Cornus ; moist, on scrotum and chest (pneu- 
 monia), lAnt. t.; moist, in croup, IBrom.; worse 
 on motion, IHydras.; in myelitis, IDulc; 
 with nausea, Ptel.; in hysterical neuralgia 
 
 I I Val.; at night, whenwarm in bed, IKali bi.; 
 wounded oesophagus, ICic; especially in 
 painful places, ICepa ; in quinsy, IBar. c; 
 
 parboiled by sweat, Cinch.; partial, Coloc; in 
 pericarditis, IColch.; in perityphlitis, ICrotal.;; 
 in pneumonia, lArn., Hod., IPhos.; with scar- 
 let redness, IBell.; right ear cold (eclampsia),, 
 ■Ipec; renal inflammation, MSenecio; in 
 rheumatism, I Apis, ILyc; in scarlatina, 
 IIApis,ILyc; scorching, 'scarlet color, I ITar- 
 ant.; patient senseless, Con.; with internal 
 shuddering (tertian ague), Hgn.; during sleep, 
 Astac; steaming, IMerc; sour smelling sweat 
 (acute rheumatism), I Chel.; sweating (periton- 
 itis), Atrop.; with thirst, Chim. m.; tumor cseci, 
 I IPlumb.;typhoid,IIMur.ac,IIRhus; typhus, 
 IBapt., ITereb.; urticaria, ICop ; as if burning 
 vapor were emitted from all pores of body, 
 ■Fluor, ac; vertigo, Asaf.; warm, Ant. t.; better 
 by cold water, I Apis; worse when child is 
 kept too warm, Cham. giirChap. 40, Heat skin. 
 Skin, hidebound : sensation as if hidebound, 
 
 ■ Crot. t. 
 
 Skin, hypersemia: accumulation of blood in 
 capillaries, Chlor.; thick, as in facial erysipe- 
 las, Chlor.; worse from smallest quantity of 
 wine, beer, or spirits, Chloral. 
 
 Skin, hypertrophy : like rhinoceros hide, Am.; 
 thickening, BKali bi.; thickening, in Addi- 
 son's disease, Blod.; thickening, in eczema, 
 
 ■ Ran. b. fi@h induration. 
 
 Skin, induration: Agar., Anthrac, Arg. nit., 
 Arn., ICarbo a., Rhus, BSars.; in diabetes, 
 I I Uran.n. relieved ; after inflammation, B Bell.; 
 like knots, under (chronic anthrax), B Anthrac; 
 nnder, on leg, itching, Aur. met.; in skin, 
 BCalc; in spots, BCamph.; feeling of, over 
 surface, Chloral. J^g"* callous ; also Chap. 
 44, Induration. 
 
 Skin, inflammation (dermatitis) : BAcon., Asaf., 
 BAur. met. IBadiag., Bar. c, BBar.m., ICalc, 
 ■Cham., Chin, s., Chlor., Cist., Clem., Coc- 
 cul., IComo., Con., IDulc, Graph., IHep.,lgn., 
 Stram.; with involvement of cellular tissue, 
 Plant. ; diffuse redness, smooth eruption, re- 
 sembling scarlatina, Chloral.; erysipelatous, 
 I I Hep., ■Jugl.; erysipelatous, followed by 
 prickling, ICanth.; erysipelatous, with swell- 
 ing, Bell.; glands swollen, often painful and 
 sensitive, IDulc; caused by stings of insects 
 (chronic inflammation of eyes and otorrhoea 
 after vaccination), 1 1 Thuya ; leaving almond- 
 shaped kernels of varying sizes, abundant 
 about neck, Syph.; oedematous, I INatr. s. ; 
 red patches, Bell; tender on pressure, 1 1 Arn.; 
 red places here and there, exceedingly pain- 
 ful, as if furuncles would form, I IKalm.; of 
 surroundings, after scratching (impetigo), 
 ITMerc; scrofulous, covered with thick crusts, 
 ■Psor.; suppurative, in groin and armpit, 
 I Hep.; subcutaneous swelling, I Kali m. ; ninth 
 day after vaccination (erysipelas), ICrotal.; 
 covered with small, painful, white vesicles, 
 IIRhus; with or without vesiculation (ery- 
 sipelas, etc.), Kali m. 
 
 Skin, injuries : quick tendency to heal after bite, 
 Lyss.; sequel of burn, ICanth.; burns, I ICanth., 
 IPetrol.; burns, when integuments and subja- 
 cent tissues are not destroyed and injury is 
 confined to skin, lUrt. ur. ; burns, when there 
 are yellow, ichorous vesicles, burning, itching, 
 threatening gangrene, 1 1 Plumb. ; brown or 
 blue spots, after concussion, IBadiag.; cuts, 
 suppurate, IIHep. ; small foreign bodies un- 
 der, ISil.; extravasation, black and blue 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1179 
 
 (lacerated wounds), ICalend.; lacerations, 
 ■ ICalend., ■Hyper.; circumscribed or diffused 
 lesions, Hippoz.; lesions, surrounded by mil- 
 iary, whitish rash, IRhus v.; loss of skin 
 (mechanical), ICalend.; suppurate, IIHep.; 
 least injury tends to ulceration, ISep.j wounds, 
 •Tereb.; old wounds^ inclined to reopen and 
 suppurate, Bor. $^T Chap. 45, .Injuries. 
 
 Skin, irritation: 1 1 Apis, Chim. umb., Cochl., 
 ICup. ars., Natr. in.; in jaundice, Dolich.; on 
 joints, ICaust.; during liver complaint, or 
 pregnancy, Dolich.; psoriasis in relievo, llris; 
 becoming reddened and cracked, particularly 
 about bend of arms and knees, Kali ars.; in 
 scarlatina, lApis ; day and night, compelling 
 her to scratch, a girl set. 18, sallow complex- 
 ion but cleanly appearance, I IPsor.; pre- 
 venting sleep, Chloral.; has to uncover arms, 
 Ang.; as if washed in acrid water, Sumb. 
 
 Skin, itching : Act. rac, All. sat., Aloes, Alum., 
 lAmb., Anac, Anag.,IAnthrac.,Aiit. t., 1 1 Apis, 
 Am., Ars. iod., Ast. r., Astac, Aurant., Bar. c, 
 Berb., Bor., Bov., Brach., Brom., Cact., ICalc, 
 ICalc. a., ICalc. p., Calc. s., Camph., Cann. i., 
 Caps., Case, Carbo a., Carbo v., ICarbol. ac, 
 ICaust,, ICepa, Cham., HChel., Chim. m., 
 Chloral. ,Chlor.,ICic, Cinch., ICist.,Clem., Coc- 
 cul.,Coccus,Coff.,Coloc.,Como.,ICrotal,ICrot.t., 
 Cub., Cup. ars., ICup. m., Cupr. s., ICycl., 
 IDig., Diosc, IDolich., IIDros., Euphor., 
 IFerr. mur., I Fluor, ac, I Form., IGamb., 
 IGels., Glon., IGoss., I ■Graph., Grat., IGua- 
 raea, IHam., 1 1 Hydras., Hydr. ac, IHydrocot, 
 Hyper., Lact. ac, ■Led.,Lith., ILyc, I IMagn. 
 c, Mar. v., Merc, Merc. iod. flav., Morph. sul., 
 Natr. m., INitr. ac, Nuph., I INux v., I lOle- 
 and., 01. jec, IOp., Oxal. ac, Paris, IPhos., 
 Pix, Plant., MPod., I ISep., ISil., 1 1 Staph., 
 Stram., IISul., Sumb., ITarant., Thuya, Ver., 
 Vespa ; in afternoon, Chrom. ac; more 
 in cold or cool air, Tell.; on contact of 
 cold air, when undressing disappearing in 
 warmth of bed (eruption), IMerc sul.; as if 
 she were alive beneath skin, IISul.; as if ants 
 were crawling over part on genitals, after 
 emissions (spermatorrhoea), I IPhos. ac ; dim- 
 cult falling asleep, ISul.; on awaking, ILed., 
 ■Strain.; all over, most on back, vagina and 
 labia, worse thinking of it, Med. ; in bed, ICalc, 
 I I Kali m.; on going to bed, Lact. ac; parti- 
 cularly in bed, I IPsor.; recurring every night 
 in bed, IISul.; worse in bed, from touch, Mez. ; 
 worse in bed and from warmth, IPsor.; as 
 soon as he begins to get warm in bed, particu- 
 lar^ on inner side of thighs and knees, Lyss.; 
 biting, better by scratching, but continuing to 
 burn, Thuva ; bleeding after scratching (diar- 
 rhoea), IMerc c; burning, ICalc, IPuls.; 
 burning on going into cold air, Lact. ac; 
 burning, like rapid crawling of insects, Dulc; 
 burning follows, IISul.; burning here and 
 there, Rhus ; burning, in intermittent, I I Elat.; 
 burning all night, and after scratching, Lachn. ; 
 changes to burning after scratching, Goss.; 
 changes to burning when scratching, I ISep.; 
 changes to burning stinging (pustular erup- 
 tion), ILach.; burning, with desire to scratch, 
 Spong; burning after scratching, Grat.; burn- 
 ing after scratching, worse evenings and 
 nights, IGamb.; leaves burning on scratch- 
 ing, Benz. ac; burning, before sleep, Calc; 
 after chilliness, ■Petrol.; in chorea, 1 1 Agar.; 
 
 at climaxis, Arg. nit.; after coitus, Agar.; dur- 
 ing cold, Cadm. s.; following coldness on back 
 and between shoulders (pulmonary affections) r 
 I Amm. m. ; with constipation, llnd.; corrosive, 
 Dig., Ver.; corrosive, provokes scratching,. 
 Vinca ; corrosive, provokes scratching, soon 
 returns at the same or some other spot,, 
 Berb.; corrosive, by day, IIGuaiac; cover- 
 ed parts, Lact. ac; like crawling, Arg. met.;, 
 sets him almost crazy if he gets a little 
 warmer than usual when at work (prurigo), 
 IMerc. viv.; by day, no trace of morbid altera- 
 tion (puritus senilis), IMez.; despair, UPsor.; 
 returns after desquamation of small scales 
 occurs, IDolch.; in diabetes, I ISul. ac. ; almost 
 drives to distraction, in paroxysms, worse at 
 night (pustular eruption), ILach.; of entire 
 body, Arm; epilepsy, I IOp.; from eruption, 
 ■Cop.; with eruption, ISul. ac; eruption in- 
 visible, IBar. c; after suppressed eruption 
 (amaurosis), lArs.; with vesicular eruption, 
 Crot. t.; with erysipelas, Crot. t.; evening in 
 bed, BCarbo a.; commencing in evening on 
 arms, extends to whole body, Apis ; evenings 
 before going to bed,better afterwards, Amm.m.; 
 in evening, in bed, after rubbing ulcers, Ang.;: 
 worse in evening and when he went to bed,. 
 Anac; disappears in evening, Cact.; mostly 
 in evening, Chrom. ac; evening, after going 
 to bed, has to scratch, Calad.; especially even- 
 ing when undressing, or at night in featherbed,, 
 or from warmth, ICoccul.; toward evening so 
 violent as to drive almost wild, MKreo.; worse 
 in evening, INux v.; first on feet, every winter 
 higher up, after seven years, on hips and ab- 
 domen, IDolich.; as from flannel, especially 
 on chest and between shoulders, I I Hippoz.; 
 as from fleabite, Arg. met., ICon., Inul., Myr. 
 cer., INatr. c, Niccol., Ptel., IPuls., Tabac;. 
 like fleabites, disappearing suddenly or 
 changing to burning and heat, 01. an.; as of 
 fleabite, every evening, Cact.; pleasantly re- 
 lieved by gentle friction, Gamb.; as though 
 foreign matter would pass through skin,. 
 I I Graph.; on hairy parts, skin inflames, small 
 pustules size of a pin's head form, ■Kali bi.; 
 worse on hairy parts, burning after scratch- 
 ing, IRhus; whenever touched by hands after 
 handling, Anac oc ; extending to head,. 
 I INux v.; with headache, Mez.; with heat, 
 ■Cornus, (Spong.; when getting heated in 
 open air, Igm; with hemorrhoidal flow, 
 ■Calc; now here now there, Bell.; now here 
 now there, especially in evening, I I Ran. sc; 
 here and there, better from scratching, IMang.; 
 lasting from twelve to fifteen hours, followed 
 by paroxysm of ague, INatr. m.; hysteria,. 
 I ITherid.; with icterus, INux v.; with impa- 
 tience, Osm.; impetigo figurata, IMerc; 
 with inflammation in parts denuded of epi- 
 thelium, Cop.; intense and incessant, fugitive, 
 worse towards night, sometimes confined to 
 left side, Med. ; with leucorrhcea (climaxis) , 
 ■Murex ; disappears as soon as she lies down 
 and reappears immediately after rising, I IXJrt. 
 ur.; after meals, ICalc p.; during menses,. 
 ■Graph., IKali c; in meningitis cerebro- 
 spinalis, I ITarant,; worse towards morning 
 in bed (herpes circinatus), ICalc; moist, 
 after, Anthrok. ; early in morning, after 
 walking,Stram. ; with nausea, Sang.; with nau- 
 sea, has to scratch till he vomits, llpec; nettle- 
 
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 46. SKIN. 
 
 rash, IITJrt. ur.; has appearance of nettlerash, 
 I I Merc; like undeveloped nettlerash, after 
 eating meat (dyspepsia), IIRuta; as from 
 nettles, Coccul.; at night, Anthrok., Cadm. s., 
 IClem., Dolich., Euph., Gamb., IKali bi., 
 Lachn., Lyss., IMerc, Merc. iod. flav., 
 Plant., Sil., IISul.; at night, in heat of bed, 
 now in one place, now in another, especially 
 on nape of neck, I ISul.; worse at night in bed, 
 better by scratching, reappearing at once in 
 another place, Cycl. ; at night, on lower part 
 of body, to feet, Lyss.; at night, in icterus, 
 ISul.; on lying down at night, Card, m.; in 
 paroxysms, at night, Cornus ; at night, pre- 
 venting sleep, IPsor.; worse at night, in Rhus 
 poisoning, I ISul.; worse at night and morning 
 in bed, after waking,! ISul.; continual, worse at 
 night, nothing visible before scratching which 
 produces nodules and long welts, I Graph.; 
 worse at night and from warmth, IGels. ; leav- 
 ing numb sensation, Cycl. ; begins when pain 
 ceases, and vice versa, Stront. ; in paralyzed 
 parts, IPhos.; changing place, as from lice, 
 ICanth.; in phthisis, I ISamb.; now here, now 
 there, has to pinch spot, Ars. m.; prickling, 
 IRumex ; prickling, with papular eruption, 
 Tell.; like needlepricks, I I Apis; in prolapsus 
 uteri, 1 1 Rhus ; then small pustules form, 
 worse on arms and legs, IKali bi.; red, ICrot. 
 t.; with scarlet redness, I Bell.; on retiring 
 (acute bronchial catarrh,) I ISul.; when rubbed, 
 small papules and vesicles arise, IPsor.; bet- 
 ter by rubbing, I IDros.; from rubbing, Ver. v.; 
 worse by rubbing, with pain in cranial bones, 
 worse at night (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; in 
 scabies, I Ars.; had to scratch frequently, or 
 rather rub, Lyss.; desire to scratch, Plat.; 
 with irresistible desire to scratch, particu- 
 larly evenings, ICon.; sore when scratched, 
 I Ant. c; scratches till it bleeds, Med.; 
 after scratching. Nux. v.; scratching ag- 
 gravates, Ars., Bar. c, ICaps., Cinnab., Con,, 
 IKali c.,' Lyss., I I Rhus, Stront.; scratching 
 relieves, Amm. c, Apis, Asaf., ICina, 
 I IDros., Guaiac, IMagn. c, IRuta, ISars.; 
 gentle scratching relieves, ICrot. t., Ign.; 
 scratching relieves, there is a pinkish color, 
 ■Sep. ; scratching relieves, but soon appears in 
 a place near the spot, Pallad.; scratching re- 
 lieves, soon returns, Carbol. ac; scratching 
 does not relieve, Arg. met., Bo v., I Hell., 
 I llpec; scratching relieves, but causes volup- 
 tuous feeling, Cadm. s.; spots bleed and bite 
 after scratching, I ISul.; after scratching, burn- 
 ing blisters, lAmm. c; after scratching, sore 
 burning (eczema), I Ars.; after scratching, 
 burning, ulcerative pain, swelling and red- 
 ness of parts, worse evening and night,Gamb.; 
 on various parts, disappearing after scratch- 
 ing, IISul.; compels incessant scratching, no 
 relief, worse at night, IDolich.; on scratching, 
 agreeable sensation, Benz. ac, IMerc. sol.; 
 scratching whole body, sleepless, Lyss.; after 
 scratching a raw sore, surrounded by blisters 
 (neuralgic headache), IGels.; in sleep, ILyc; 
 prevents sleep, Anac, Chloral., Gels., IMerc, 
 IPsor.; preventing sleep, in neuralgic head- 
 ache, IGels.; preventing sleep, in pruritus 
 senilis, IMez.; first in soles of feet, then over 
 whole body, evening to midnight,7rAur. met.; 
 on small spots, Osm.; in spots, first one place, 
 then another, worse being heated from over- 
 
 exertion, Uugl.; in small spots, in prostatitis 
 and atony of sexual organs, I ISelen.; gradu- 
 ally spreading, worse night in bed (after use 
 of rosin plaster on epigastrium), I IMerc sol.; 
 followed by sticking, IISul.; sticking in vari- 
 ous parts of body, IDulc; stinging, IPsor., 
 IRumex ; stitches, in, various parts, Agar.; 
 red streaks after scratching, I IPhos.; after 
 sweat, ILed., 1 1 Op.; followed by sweat, Co- 
 loc; with sweat, Rhod., ISpong.; as if sweat 
 would break out, ISpong.; with sweat, in 
 morning, Paris ; caused by sweat at night, 
 smelling like urine, IColoc; worse by sweat, 
 Mang.; worse by sweat, in scarlatina, IMerc; 
 of sweating parts, ICham.; with swelling, 
 All. sat.; in syphilis, jAnag.; when touched, 
 Cadm. s.; when undressing, Asim., Cact., 
 I IDros., IRumex; when undressing, worse in 
 sacral region, Hyper.; with urticaria, from 
 gastric irritation, 1 1 Cop.; with extensive, pain- 
 ful varix, Petrol.; as if vermin were running 
 about, IISul.; white vesicles, after scratching, 
 IHep.; voluptuous, ICalad.; voluptuous, better 
 scratching, after which burning, or little 
 vesicles, IISul.; especially around waist, JSsc. 
 h.; wakes him (prurigo), IMerc viv.; on 
 getting warm, Alum., Arg. nit., Bov., IDolich., 
 Kob., ILyc, I IMerc, RPsor. ; on places affected 
 years before, Calc p.; with warmth over 
 whole body, Codein.; worse from cold change 
 in weather, IDulc jglifprurigo, scratching. 
 
 Skin, jerking : Coloc; under, ISec 
 
 Skin, marbled appearance : fine capillary 
 network, Caust., Oxal. ac, Plat.; with cold- 
 ness at noon, IBell. j|^° mottled. 
 
 Skin, moist (damp) : Asaf., Ascl. s., Bar. c, 
 HCact., ICheL, llCham., Codein., IICup.< 
 m., Hod., 1 1 Lachn., Lyss., IMerc. cy., IOp., 
 IPetrol, I IPhos., IRhus, Seneg., ISul.; with 
 bilious symptoms, INatr. s.; in inflammatory 
 condition of brain, IStram.; burning, ICheL; 
 cold, in neuralgia, ICoccion.; cold, in pelvic 
 congestion, INux m.; in dysentery, IColoc; 
 moderate exercise, I lAmyl.; with fever, 
 ■Samb.; greasy, IKreo.; hot, Ascl. t.; inter- 
 mittent, ICoccul.; in pneumonia, IMerc; in 
 scarlatina, IMerc; steaming, IMerc; sticky, 
 body icy cold, Lachn.; in typhoid, ICoccul, 
 I IRhus ; in typhus, ITereb.; in warm room, 
 forehead cold, ICist. ; moist, with preter- 
 natural warmth, IPod. g^° Chap. 40, Sweat. 
 
 Skin, moles: brown, about size of a grain of 
 wheat on back of neck, when touching it, 
 complains of needles sticking in it, 1 1 Tarant. ; 
 on young girls, 1 1 Puis. 
 
 Skin, motion : of surface, ICina. 
 
 Skin, mottled: Kali br.; blue, especially on cover- 
 ed parts,during shaking chill, INux v. ;in cyan- 
 osis, I Lach.; with livid patches, Chloral.; in cir- 
 cular patches, Oxal. ac; with deep, red spots, 
 Chloral.; in acute rheumatism, IChel. 
 j^" marbled. 
 
 Skin, naevus : g@° Chap. 29, Bloodvessels, 
 nsevus, and Chap. 44, Tumors. 
 
 Skin, nodosities: large, stinging, I IMagn. c; 
 lumps became hard as horn, Aur. mur, nat.; 
 red lumps, I I Lach.; thick, under, after rub- 
 bing blotches, Aur. met. Jl^* nodules. 
 
 Skin, nodules : knots, iEthus.; reddish hard 
 knots, from size of a pin's head to that of a 
 pea, centre depressed, with a dark scurf, sur- 
 rounded by an inflamed base, after heat and 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1181 
 
 itching when warm in bed, at night, IKali bi. ; 
 wartlike, red lumps all over, INatr. s. 
 ggg^ induration ; also Eruption nodular. 
 
 Skin, numb: Amb., Euph., INux v.; after 
 scratching, IISul.; extensive painful varix, 
 Petrol, fg^ crawling, formication. 
 
 Skin, odor: cadaverous, Thuya; cadaverous, 
 musty (phthisis), I ISil.; fetid, Tell.; fetid, in 
 incipient tuberculosis, I ITuberc ; offensive, 
 ICarbol. ac, ICon., IHep.; offensive, moist 
 (typhus), I Arm; offensive, despite frequent 
 washing, IISul.; exhalations smell like onions, 
 ILyc; peculiar, MSyph., I ITuberc; pungent, 
 causing dulness and headache, followed by 
 vomiting and trembling, Agnus ; rank, during 
 menses, IStram.; sour, IHep., IMagn. c; like 
 a fetid steam, 1 1 Variol. @HT Eruption fetid. 
 
 Skin, oily: Bufo., IHydras.; greasy, IPsor.; 
 greasy (consumption), MTuberc; in some 
 places looks coarse as if bathed in oil, I IPsor. 
 
 Skin, pain: Con., IPetrol., ISil.; acute, impet- 
 igo figurata, IMerc; as if it had been frozen, 
 with chilliness of back and limbs, in morning, 
 INux v. ; for a long time after rubbing, as if 
 denuded and sore,Sul.; after scratching, Ars. 
 
 Skin, pale : Amyg., I Ananth., Benz. ac, ICalc, 
 ICarbo v., I ICarbol. ac,IChin.a.,Cupr.s., IDig., 
 Hell., Ilpec, Kali f., IKreo., IMerc cor., 
 IMerc d., IOp., IPhos., Plat, IPluinb., I Pod., 
 1 1 Puis., 1 1 Sang., Spig., ISul., ISul. ac, IVer.; 
 with a blue tinge, IHydr. ac; clay-colored, 
 IPlumb.; cold, Chlorof., IVer.; in convulsions, 
 IIAnt. c; chlorotic, IFerr., IHelon.; cold, 
 clammy, IDiosc; in delirium, IHyos.; in 
 diarrhoea, I Bor., Ferr. s., Lyss., I ISul., I IVer.; 
 in dropsy, IColch.; in ovarian dropsy, lApis ; 
 in chronic dysentery, I INux v.; earthy, ISil.; 
 in scrofulous inflammation of eyes, IFerr. iod. ; 
 grayish, dry (liver affection with dropsy), 
 IFluor. ac; in sick headache, I ITabac; after 
 heat,l Amyl. ; chronic passive hemorrhage from 
 kidneys, I ITereb. ; icteric, I IHelon.; in inter- 
 mittent fever, ICoccul., IFerr.; in neuralgia, 
 IPlumb., I ISil.; with flushes (rachitis), IIBell.; 
 in pneumonia, ISul.; in purpura, I I Rhus; 
 sallow, I Ars., IFerr., Fluor, ac, INatr. s., 
 INitr. ac, INux v.; sallow, in intermittent, 
 INatr. m.; in scarlatina, IChin. a.; in scrofula, 
 IFerr. iod.; morbidly sensitive, IIEup. perf.; 
 with sweat, IPuls.; unhealthy color, Chlor.; 
 waxy, IIAcet. ac, 1 1 Apis, I Ars., Cinch., 
 IFerr., Ilpec, ILyc. vir., ISil. jg^" white. 
 
 Skin, pricking: I Aeon., Act. rac, 1 1 Agar., 
 
 . II Apis, Asaf., Bar. c, Berb., Brom., ICepa, 
 Codein., Coloc, Cop., ICroc,IDolich., I IDros., 
 IHydrocot., IKali br., IILyc, Med., Natr. m., 
 I INux v., IOp., Plant., IRhus, Sec, Thuya, 
 IXJrt. ur., Ver. v.; after chill, Nitr. ac; from 
 eruption, ICop.; in evening, Chrom. ac; fine, 
 like fleabites, Ign. ; worse by friction, suc- 
 ceeded by a red spot, Berb.; with heat, ICor- 
 nus ; as if bitten by insects, Lye vir.; itching, 
 Lobel. i.; itching, with fever, ISpong.; causing 
 him to jump, with feeling of fulness, mak- 
 ing restless, Chen, v.; worse above knees, 
 ankles and elbows, 7rMagn. p.; over whole 
 body (meningitis cerebrospinalis), I ITarant. ; 
 as from needles, I Aeon.; as with needles, in 
 different places, I IChel.; all over, worse at 
 night, Merc. iod. flav.; worse at night in bed, 
 better scratching, reappearing at once at an- 
 other place, Cycl.; with numbness, after pleas- 
 
 urable, Cann. i. ; with inclination to scratch. 
 Plat.; caused by scratching, Bar. c; in paral- 
 ysis, IGels.; stitchlike, in evening, after get- 
 ting warm in bed, ISul. ; with moderate sweat,. 
 1 1 Kami.; sensation of warmth, spreads over 
 body, I Sang. 
 
 Skin, purple : Chloral., IVer.; in cholera in- 
 fantum, lArs. i.; cyanosis, ILach.; in fever, 
 Curar.; yellow fever, I ILach.; dark, worse 
 motion, IHydras.; after cuticle peels (ery- 
 sipelas bullosum capitis suppressed by salve),. 
 IKali c; in scarlatina, IIMur. ac Jg@f° blue ; 
 also Chap. 29, Blood cyanosis. 
 
 Skin, prurigo (pruritus): lAmb., Llnanth., 
 Ang., lAnthrok., Ant. t., Calad., I ICarbo v., 
 ICarbol.ac,IChloral.,Cornus,Crot.t.,IGraph., 
 Guarana, I Ign., |Jab., 1 1 Merc, I Plat., ITa- 
 bac; during apyrexia, lElat.; in children, 
 ISul.; in children with sore, raw places on 
 skin, I Graph,; chronic, HCalc, ISpong.; ter- 
 rible, as of insects creeping and crawling, 
 ITarant.; contagious, army itch, IRumex ; 
 during pregnancy, ITabac; senilis, Ars., IBar. 
 c , Calc p., Con., Cop., Crot. t., IMez.,ISul.; 
 senilis, during itching and burning, chilliness, 
 feeling cold along spinal column and in ex- 
 tremitieSjWhen itching is most intense there is 
 a sensible diminution of temperature, IMez.; 
 senilis, on parts scratched innumerable insu- 
 lar white elevations on a red or reddish base, 
 as in nettlerash, which when deeply scratched 
 display in centre a drop of blood, size of pin- 
 head and burn as if a bright coal layupon them, 
 ■Mez.; with vesicles on an acrid base over all 
 parts of body , face, eyelids, hands, feet , armpits, 
 vulva, anus, ears, scalp, etc,ISep. Jt^* itch- 
 ing, pricking ; also Chaps. 20, 22, 23. 
 
 Skin, quivering: Asaf.; muscular atrophy, 
 ICalc; dizzy, ICalc. 
 
 Skin, raw : gg$^ excoriated. 
 
 Skin, red: 1 1 Agar., Anthrac, 1 1 Apis, Arm, 
 Arum m.,IBell., ICarbo a., ICepa, Chim. umb.,. 
 Cinnab.,Clem., Cochl.,ICom, ICrot., IKali bi., 
 Mane, IMerc. sol., INatr. m., 01. jec, I IOp., 
 Sal. ac, Vespa.; like birthmark, Arund.; 
 with small blisters, burning, filled with water,. 
 Rhus; bluish, Amyg.; bluish, with heat, 
 IBell.; bluish, in scarlatina, IZinc; bright and 
 hot, Ant. t.; bright, in scarlatina, ISul. ; dark, in 
 scarlatina, I IRhus; deep, IKreo.; with vesicu- 
 lar eruption, Crot. t. ; erysipelatous, IHydro- 
 cot.; like fleabites, Sal. ac; flush, Chloral.; 
 flush over whole body, Cub.; flush, over 
 body at 2 p.m., Rhus ; with itching and burn- 
 ing, ICrot. t.; livid, Chin. s. ; alternately red 
 and pale, Bell.; pale, upon which there are 
 several red hot and painful spots (after neg- 
 lected injury), Hod.; extending in radii, 
 IBell.; rose-colored, CEnam; rose-colored, with 
 swelling of face, neck, arms and body, gen- 
 erally in morning and during day and even- 
 ing (headache), ILacdef. ; in scarlatina,! Apis;, 
 like scarlatina, IIAmm. c, IComo., IHyos.; 
 like scarlatina, over entire body, IBell.; like 
 scarlatina, worse when heated from overexer- 
 tion, IJugl.; scarlet, I Ananth., IIBell.,ICroc; 
 scarlet, with scorching heat, I ITarant.; scar- 
 let, peculiar boiled-lobster hue of scarlatina, 
 IStram. ; scarlet, suddenly spread over body, 
 especially face and limbs, IBell.; scarlet, with, 
 vesicles, ICrot. t.; worse scratching, I I Rhus; 
 in smallpox, IHydras.; inspots, IKali iod.; in. 
 
1182 
 
 46. SKIN. 
 
 typhoid, IIRhus ; universal, Bell.; with small 
 vesicles, I Merc. cor. ; better by cold water, I Apis. 
 
 Skin, relaxed: jg^ 1 " flabby. 
 
 Skin, rhagades: liEsc h., Alum., Amm. c, 
 Arm, Ars. s. f., Aur. met., IBadiag., I ICalc, 
 ICarbo a., Cham., Cycl., IIGraph., IHep., 
 Hydras., IKali s-., Lach., ILyc, Magn. c, 
 Mang., IMerc, INatr. c, INatr. m., INitr. ac, 
 Oleand., IPseonia, I IPetrol., I IPhos., Puis., 
 ■Rhus, Sars., ISep., ISil., IISuL, Zinc.;- 
 chapped, if exposed to air, lAlum.; bleeding 
 (atrophy of infants), I I Petrol.; burning, 
 ISars.; deep, IPetrol., ISars.; deep, bleeding, 
 I INitr. ac.;deep, bleeding, suppurating, I IPe- 
 trol.; deep, like cuts, basis raw and bloody, pain- 
 ful, IMerc; on parts covered with delicate 
 skin, ISil.; discharging sanious fluid (inflam- 
 mation of foot), IComo. ; on tips of fingers, 
 Bar. c. ; irregular fissures, about half inch 
 long, one-eighth inch deep, looking like cuts, 
 with edges closely in apposition, no discharge, 
 on separating edges, a little dirty yellow- 
 ish white slough was seen, looking like piece 
 of tape, I Graph.; ichorous fluid, irritating 
 surrounding parts, Cund.; atrophy of infants, 
 I IPetrol.; sequela of itch, ICalc; in bends of 
 joints, brownis]^ fluid oozes out and gets ul- 
 cerous, Hippoz.; in eczema on legs, IPetrol.; 
 lips dry and cracked, INatr. m.; lymph and 
 blood oozing from broken places, ICon.; pain- 
 ful, and bleeding, IMerc; pain and burning, 
 particularly on sides of fingers and toes, 
 I ISars.; psoriasis in relievo, llris ; sleepless- 
 ness, Pix ; small fissures and cracks, I IMerc. 
 iod. rub. ; spontaneous, IGraph.; on parts af- 
 fected with tettery eruptions, ISil.; worse 
 after washing, ISul.; especially from working 
 in water, ICalc; particularly in winter, IPetrol. 
 
 Skin, rigidity : Apis, Ars.; and muscles, I Aeon.; 
 sensation of, 1 I Kalm. 
 
 Skin, rough: Anag., Bar. c, I IHep., Hod., 
 INatr. c, INatr. m., IPetrol., IPlumb., Rhus, 
 IISuL; if exposed to air, lAlum.; branlike 
 coating, ICalc: dead, Mez.; dry, ILith.; as a 
 grater, harsh, dry, ILith.; harsh, HPetrol., 
 ISul.; harsh, in ascites, I lApoc; harsh, dis- 
 posed to chafing, IGraph.; harsh, in cholera, 
 I I Sec; harsh, in dropsy ,after scarlatina, I Apis ; 
 harsh and dry, no sweat (diabetes), ILact.ac; 
 harsh, in chronic dysentery, I INux v.; harsh, 
 with suppressed rash of measles or other 
 •eruptive disease, IKali s. ; here and there, 
 Mez.; irregular surface, ICarbo a. ; as if full of 
 small knots, Hyper.; in ophthalmia of chil- 
 dren, lArs. ; like brown paper (scarlatina), 
 I IPhyt.; covered with pimples, ILyc; nasal 
 polypus, Alum.; in psoriasis, IMerc; rash 
 (secondary svphilis), ILith.; scaly, 1 1 Ars., Ars. 
 s.f.,ICalc, INitr. ac, I IPhos., IPlumb., I IPsor., 
 IISuL; scaly (chronic alcoholism), IPhos.; 
 scurfy around eyes, IPetrol. ft^* scaly. 
 
 Skin, scaly: jg^ 1 rough, desquamation ; also 
 Eruption scaly. 
 
 Skin, scars : turn black, I I Asaf.; bleed, ILach.; 
 black blood oozes from an old, I IPhos.; be- 
 come blue, Sul. ac; left by small boils on face, 
 neck, scalp, chest and back, 1 1 Kali iod.; 
 break open, IIAsaf., ICrotal., Hod., ILach.; 
 break open, worse change of weather, ICarbo 
 an.; burning, Ars., IGraph.; discolored, IBadi- 
 ag.; drawing, I IPhyt.; elevated, IBadiag.; old, 
 hard, IIGraph.; hurt, ILach.; itch, Hod.; in- 
 juries become sore again, ICaust.; old, red, 
 
 reopen, ILach.; pain, ICarbo a., Lyss., INatr. 
 m., Sul. ac. ; pain, in old, IHyper., INatr. m.; 
 pain, on change of weather, INitr. ac; pim- 
 ples break out on them, Hod.; pressure, 
 I I Kali c; redden, ILach., INatr. m.; red, 
 from bite of dog, ILyss.; become blood red, 
 Sul. ac; bluish red, Ant. c; old, become red 
 around edges, covered or surrounded by itch- 
 ing vesicles, or they itch violently, IFluor. ac; 
 very red, Strain.; rending, I IKali c; stinging, 
 ICarbo an.; tension, I IKali c; ulcerating, after 
 amputation, ICalc. p.; left by pustulous erup- 
 tion, often umbilicated, IKali iod. 
 
 Skin, scratching : aggravates, Plant.; causes 
 bleeding, with sleeplessness, Pix; till it bleeds, 
 IPsor.; causes small red spots to appear in a 
 circle, Lyss. fl®* itching. 
 
 Skin, sensitive ; Act.rac, All. sat., Ars.,Camph, 
 IChlor., ICoff., ICup. ars , I I Cup. m., IHyos., 
 ILach., Sal. ac, ISil.; painfully, on abdomen, 
 ■Lye; especially to cold damp air, I INux m.; 
 to draught of air, llgn., I INux v.; to open air, 
 Plumb.; to atmospheric changed, Sang. ; suffers 
 from slightest atmospheric variations (chronic 
 bronchitis), ISul.; better by cold water,IApis; 
 in children, Cham.; to cold, Dulc ; to cold, 
 in catarrhal fever, IHep.; to contact, IBell.; to 
 contact of clothes, IMerc sol.; to contact of 
 clothing, producing creepy sensation, Cup. 
 ars. ; with vesicular eruption,worse from sweat, 
 Oxal ac. ; to exposure (shock from injuries), 
 INux m. ; with fever, I lEup. perf.; slight 
 friction causes soreness and chafing, especially 
 about neck or between thighs, I I Oleand.; al- 
 most painfully, even palms of hands, I ICinch.; 
 hemorrhoids, ISep.; hyperesthesia, Apis; 
 hyperesthesia, especially of spine, ISec; im- 
 pressionability (chronic bronchitis), ISul.; 
 painful, on motion, Arn ; in nervous and hys- 
 terical women, ICodein.; painful to slightest 
 touch, mostly on loins, INatr. *m.; with redness 
 and soreness, even from slight rubbing, Vinca ; 
 to rubbing, when washing, ICalc; during 
 shaving, as from chafing, Oxal. ac; as if sore, 
 INux v.; sore to touch, Badiag.; to touch,! I Apis, 
 Cham., Chin, s., I ILach., Spong.; to touch, 
 especially on arms and eyelids, Plumb.; to 
 touch, in catarrhal fever, IHep.; to touch, in 
 neuralgia, ILach.; to touch, inurticaria,ICop.; 
 painful to touch, Dig.; to slightest touch, 
 1 1 Apis ; soft touch, contact of shirt is unbear- 
 able (zona), I IPetrol. 
 
 Skin, shining: IIBell., IKreo., Med.; in dropsy, 
 IIApis, IColch.; red, IChel. 
 
 Skin, shooting: 1 1 Apis, .Natr. m., Plat.; here 
 and there all night, Euph. 
 
 Skin, shrivelled: lArs., ICalc, ICamph., 
 I IChlor., I IHep.,Phos. ac, I IPlumb., IPhyt., 
 ISars., Ver. v.; blue, as in collapse, in cholera 
 hemorrhagica, IHam.; in acute catarrh , Hint, 
 t.; in cholera, I ISec; in traumatic delirium, 
 ILach.; in tertian intermittent, ILach.; in 
 shock from injuries, ILach. 
 
 Skin, shrunken : Sumb.;indropsy, albuminuria, 
 lAur. mur.; in intermittent, lArs. 
 
 Skin, smarting: IIApis, Berb., Cham., Chlor., 
 Coff., Coloc, Hyper., Oxal. ac, INatr. m.; 
 as from fire, Plumb.; when warm at night, 
 Arg. nit.; with inclination to scratch, Plat.; 
 on small spots, Ham.; sweat, Cham.; with 
 sweat at night and morning, of offensive odor, 
 ICon.; after sweating, I I Op. 
 
 Skin, soft : I Ars.; feels soft,intyphoid,ICoccul., 
 
46. SKIN. 
 
 1183 
 
 Skin, sore feeling : lArn., Ham., Ign., IMerc, 
 INatr. m., Oxal. ac, IPetrol., USep., Sul. ac; 
 with disposition to excoriation, ISul.; with in- 
 clination to scratch, Plat. 
 
 Skin, sticking : Coccus, IKreo.; after catching 
 cold (purpura), I I Rhus ; itching, as from flea- 
 bites, in evening, IMerc. sol.; as of needles all 
 over body (urticaria), IDulc; itching, espe- 
 cially when walking in open air,Sul.; especially 
 at night, Sil.; when touching, Clem.; with 
 extensive painful varix, Petrol. 
 
 Skin, sticky : I I Anag.; as if pasted on, Agar. 
 
 Skin, stiffness : ICrotal., Rhus.; ulcer on neck, 
 Ast. r.; as if immovable, Ars. met. 
 
 Skin, stinging: IIApis, Com, ICrotal., ICrot t., 
 I IDros., Euphor., Jacea, I Kali bi., Natr. m., 
 Niccol., I INux v., IPhos., Plant., IRhus, Ta- 
 rax., Tell.; keeping him awake, Amm. c; like 
 from cantharides, leaves soreness and bruised 
 sensation, Chlor.; ovarian dropsy, I A pis ; 
 with vesicular eruption, Crot. t.; heat, IMerc. 
 cor.; impetigo, IMerc; feeling as if insect 
 flitted over part and stung it, desire to slap 
 the part, Chlor.; as of nettle, Chlor.; fine 
 points (nettlerash), MUrt. ur. ; little prick- 
 ings in various parts of body, continue all 
 afternoon and evening, forcing him to rub, 
 come on like fleabites, worse in rest, Tell. ; 
 inclination to scratch, Plat.; after scratching, 
 Chain., Nux v.; while sitting, wanders over 
 whole body, Tell.; urticaria, 1 1 Chloral. 
 jg@^ pricking, stitches. 
 
 Skin, stitches: Berb., Brom., Caps., Coccul.; 
 itching burning, awakens at night, Berb.; 
 electric, Agar.; fine, like thousand needle- 
 points, at night, Cann. s.; fine, when sweat- 
 ing, from warm covering, better uncovering, 
 Cann. s.; impetigo figurata, IMerc; on many 
 places,Osm.; minute, Berb.; needlelike, Calad.; 
 fine, needlelike, especially on throat during 
 heat, Cinch. ; here and there, all night, Euph. ; 
 protracted itching, as if caused by a fine needle 
 here and there, must rub without being re- 
 lieved, Spong.; single long, with soreness, 
 INux v.; as from splinters in skin, Agar.; pre- 
 vents sleep (softening of brain). IBufo. 
 
 Skin, sunburn : pigmented where sun's rays 
 impinged upon him (phthisical habit), I ITu- 
 berc; tanned unduly in sun, I ITuberc 
 gg§~ Chap. 39, Sun. 
 
 Skin, suppurating : IIHep., ISil.; chronic, espe- 
 cially about joints, Mang.; purulent infiltra- 
 tion, especially forehead and eyelids and in 
 vicinity of joints, Hippoz.; from slight injuries, 
 Bor. @^ Chap. 44, Suppuration, Ulcers. 
 
 Skin, sweat : Chap. 40, Sweat. 
 
 Skin, sycotic affections : I ITarax., IThuya. 
 
 Skin, syphilitic affections: Ars., IHydrocot. 
 
 Skin, swelling: ICon., Crotal., IMerc. sol., 
 INatr. m., Strain., Vespa ; bluish black,ILach.; 
 bloated, ICalc. ICaps.; in chronic camp diar- 
 rhoea, ILyss.; bloated, in scarlatina, I Apis ; 
 bloated, with tension, after contusions, Samb.; 
 burning, wherever touched by hands, after 
 handling, Anac oc; cold, Coccul.; doughy, 
 Anthrac; sudden dropsical, IIHell. ; erysipe- 
 latous, Como.; erysipelatous, with red stripes, 
 I Apis ; as from frost-bites, 1 1 Agar.; glandular, 
 Coccul. ; glistening (secondary syphilis), 
 I IPhyt.; hard, Coccul.; hot, in eruptions, Bell.; 
 hot, hard, shining, from insect sting, Arm; 
 hot, red, shining, violent pains, 1 1 Aeon. ; infil- 
 
 tration, in intermittent, INatr. m.; serous 
 infiltration, Plumb.; with erysipelatous in- 
 flammation, Bell.; inflammatory, caused a red 
 or violet raised border, bluish or pale yellow 
 ring around, vesicles size of a hempseed sur- 
 round central eschar, I I Anthrac; with itch- 
 ing and burning, All. sat.; like a knot, form- 
 ing an irregular ulcer covered with a dry scab, 
 painful to touch under skin, hard, movable 
 knot, like a corn, with small ulcerated spot 
 on middle, where it touches cuticle, hard, 
 knotty feel remains after healed ulcer is 
 covered with white skin (after an abrasion), 
 I Kali bi.; on inner side of arms and legs (ecze- 
 ma), IMerc; painful, as if touched by nettles, 
 worse in daytime (carbuncle on neck), cedem- 
 atous), Anthrac, Apis, Arm; cedematous, 
 during desquamation (scarlatina), I Apis ; dis- 
 tended, as if cedematous (Rhus poisoning), 
 I ISul.; cedematous, with red stripes, I Apis ; 
 painful, I INatr. s. ; pitting upon pressure, par- 
 ticularly joints (anaemia), IFerr.; puffy, Asaf., 
 Plumb.; in purpura, I IRhus ; red, inflamma- 
 tory, Euphor.; dark red, with tension, after 
 contusions, Samb.; pale red, as if puffed, 
 
 I I Apis; after scratching, I ISul.; sensitive to 
 touch, I IPhyt.; smallpox, IHydras.; increased 
 turgescence, Tabac; turgescence without 
 sweat (pneumonia), Ran. b.; followed by 
 vesicles, become pustular, Anac. oc; watery, 
 
 I I Kali c $i^ hypertrophy, induration ; 
 also Chap. 44, Dropsy. 
 
 Skin, tearing : Amb. , Anag., Arg. nit., Bar. c, 
 Bell., Berb., ICamph., Cann. s., Chloral., Co- 
 loc, IKreo., INitr. ac, IPhos., Plant.; better 
 bathing in cold water, Ars. m.; as if benumb- 
 ed, Berb.; with chilliness, IGraph.; in erysip- 
 elas, Rhod.; erysipelatous, Ant. t.; on various 
 parts, evening in bed, Stront. ; worse from 
 motion, excitement, or using eyes, IParis ; as 
 if head and face were covered by a cap, Berb.; 
 as if tightly stretched over bones, Ars. m. 
 ggp m rigid, stiff, swelling. 
 
 Skin, thickening : g@p hypertrophy, indura- 
 tion, swelling. 
 
 Skin, tickling : Brom. 
 
 Skin, tingling : IIAcom, Alum., ICroc, I INatr. 
 s., Plat., I IRhus, Ver., Ver. v.; with erup- 
 tions, ISul. ac. ; here and there, like being 
 frosted, IColch.; with fever heat, Mane; now 
 here now there, especially in evening, I I Ran. 
 sc; worse on motion, IHydras.; waking at 
 night, Bar. c; in paralysis, IGels.; with incli- 
 nation to scratch, Plat. ; with tension in shoul- 
 der blades, Jacea ; in smallpox, IHydras.; in 
 small spots, with irritation to scratch, spots 
 remain humid, Selen. ; subcutaneous, Paris ; 
 in affected parts, Dig. fig^ formication. 
 
 Skin, torpid : Con., IDulc, IINatr. m., IPsor.; 
 with chlorosis, inactive (diabetes), INatr. m., 
 Sul. ac. fi@T dry. 
 
 Skin, transparent: in ovarian dropsy, IIApis; 
 when not earthy, IFerr. 
 
 Skin, tubercles: Ars., I ILach.; ulceration of 
 (syphilis), ICaust. g^° Eruption, tubercles. 
 
 Skin, tumors : g£3^ Chap. 44, Tumors. 
 
 Skin, twitching : here and there, Thuya. 
 
 Skin, ulceration: ICalc; of folds, ICarbo v.; 
 hysterical patients, INux m.: readily ulcerates 
 (rachitic atrophy of children), IStaph.; violent 
 scratching,! ISul.; sensation, I I Kreo. ; sensation 
 of subcutanous, worse from contact, IHep.; 
 
1184 
 
 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 large sore surrounded by small pustules, I Hep.; 
 with tertiary syphilis, Iod. 
 
 Skin, ulcerative pain : IIPuls.; when touched, 
 ICaust. 
 
 Skin, unhealthy: ICalc, Cham., Chlorof., 
 IIHep., I Lye, Petrol., UPsor., I ITarax., ITa- 
 rant.; feeling (chronic passive hemorrhage 
 from kidneys), I ITereb.; general tendency- to 
 fester, I Petrol.; slow to heal, Bar. c, Chlorof., 
 IPetrol.; will not heal, Mang., ISars.; slight 
 injuries suppurate, Bor.; every injury suppu- 
 rates,! IGraph.; in rachitis, atrophy of children, 
 ■Staph.; every little scratch has a tendency to 
 fester, ISul.; inclined to suppurate, ICham. 
 
 Skin vermin : jg@» Eruption vermin. 
 
 Skin, warts : JH^ Eruption warts. 
 
 Skin, water : cold, causes burning, IDolich. 
 JS^° Eruption water ; also Chapter 39. 
 
 Skin, welts : flesh in ridges, as if struck with 
 a stick, ILyc; with raw feeling, Petrol. 
 
 Skin, white': IIArs., ICarbo v., Sumb.; in ovar- 
 ian dropsy, II Apis ; grayish (dropsy), IFluor. 
 ac; in infantile derangement, I Apis ; in in- 
 flammation of leg and foot, IComo.; milky, 
 1 1 Kali c; patch on arm amidst surrounding 
 redness (scarlatina), lApis ; parts which are 
 usually red, Bor.; in scrofula, lArs. ; almost 
 transparent (ovarian dropsy), lApis; in ty- 
 phoid, ICoccul.; watery or milky, with pallid 
 anaemia when disease is due to an original in- 
 ertiaand phlegmatic state, INatr. c. $§T pale. 
 
 Skin, wilted : j@* flabby, wrinkled. 
 
 Skin, withered : dry, shrivelled, shrunken, 
 wrinkled. 
 
 Skin, wrinkled: Ars. , ICon., IKreo., Spig., 
 ISul.; of affected parts, like hands of a woman 
 who had been washing (syphilis), ILyc; 
 morbus Brightii, I IPhos. ac; wilted, in chil- 
 dren with aphthae, IBor. ; in cholera, I I Sec; 
 corrugated, Kali br.; corrugated, in cholera 
 infantum, I Kali br.; corrugated, with muco- 
 purulent diarrhoea, 1 1 Kali br. ; yellow fever, 
 IVer.; in folds, ISars.; in folds, in pruritus 
 
 senilis, IMez.; in a suckling a few weeks- 
 old, 1 1 Op. Jg^* dry, shrivelled, shrunken. 
 Skin, yellow : Agnus, lArs., Ars. h., IBry., 
 Bufo., ICalc, ICalc. p, Ced., Cham., IChel., 
 Chloral., MChlor., ICornus, ICrotal., IDig., 
 IFerr., IGraph., Hell., IHep., Med., IIMerc, 
 IMyr. cer., INatr. m., IINitr. ac, INux v., 
 Oleand., HPlumb., ISil., Spig., Tabac; during 
 apyrexia, lElat.; bilious attacks, IINux v.; 
 bilious color, in gastric neurosis, I IPhos.; 
 brownish, Hod.; brownish, in jaundice,IPhos.; 
 clay-colored (ulcer of os uteri), ICurar ; in bil- 
 iary colic, ICinch.; in cystitis, IHell.; dark, 
 in jaundice, lAur. met., I Hydras.; diarrhoea, 
 during dentition, lArs.; dirty, Hod.; dirty, in 
 psoriasis, IMerc; earthy, INatr. m.; in bilious 
 fever, ICrotal., Ilpec; in yellow fever, I ILach., 
 IMerc; golden, Aloe ; grayish, IBufo.; green- 
 ish, Ars. h.; greenish, in. icterus, IHydras., 
 ISul.; gray, IBufo., I IChel.; gray, in hepatic 
 affections, intestinal catarrh, valvular disease, 
 typhus, HChel. ; with external heat, IMerc. 
 cor.; in hepatitis, IMerc; in intermittent, 
 ■Diad., I lElat.; in jaundice, Absin., lAur. mur. 
 nat., ICham., I ICinch., ICon., Cup. s., lEup. 
 perf., Hod., ILept., IIMerc, Myr. cer., INitr. 
 ac, INux v., HPlumb., IPod., I ISul.; as in 
 jaundice, IChion. v.; jaundice, biliary concre- 
 tions, ISang.; jaundiced, during pregnancy, 
 1 1 Aeon.; jaundiced, in remittent fever, ISul.; 
 with pain in liver, IPolyp.; jaundiced, in 
 pneumonia, I Ant. t.; in liver complaint,. 
 1 1 Alum., IChel., IMerc, INux v.; subacute 
 inflammation of liver, IHydras.; monorrhagia, 
 I Plumb.; mouldy, blotchy look, especially 
 face and upper chest, I ILil. tig.; orange (icter- 
 us neonatorum), lElat.; pale (hsematemesis), 
 I INatr. m.; with scrofula, ICalc; in spots, all 
 over, itching at night, Dolich.; tawny, I IPsor.; 
 tawny, in ague suppressed by Cinchona, 
 INatr. m. ; particularly about temples, Caust.;, 
 dark, walnut color (jaundice), Tabac. 
 Chap. 18, Liver jaundice. 
 
 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION, 
 
 Age. Complexion. Constitution. Habit. Occupation. 
 Size. Temperament. 
 
 AGE , boys : epistaxis (hydrocele), Abrot.; se- 
 vere spontaneous epistaxis, Cop.; enuresis, 
 a stout light-haired boy, Arg. nit.; nocturnal 
 enuresis, light complexion, ISep. ; constantly 
 pulling at genitals, IStram.; overgrown, weak 
 chest, Hod.; pining, lifeless, low-spirited, 
 lacking in go, bad memory,! Aur. met.; scrofu- 
 lous, whooping cough after vaccination, IThu- 
 ya ; complaints from tobacco, Arg. nit.; con- 
 stant dribbling of urine, ICaust., IRhus. 
 jgga^* puberty, youths. 
 
 Age, children: IIAcon., IliEthus., Agar., 
 lAmb., lAng., I Ant. c, 1 1 Ant. t., Arm, Ars., 
 Asaf., IIAur. met., IIBar c, IIBell., IIBor., 
 IBry., HCalc, ICalc. p., Camph., I ICanth., 
 
 r »., ICepa, I ICham., Chel., Chloral., 
 MCic, MCina, I ICinch., Clem., I ICoccion., 
 Coccul., ICoff., ICroc, Con., ICup. m., ICypr., 
 Dig., I IDros., Euphor., Ferr., IGels., Graph., 
 I IHell., IIHyos., Hgn., Hod., Illpec, I Ua- 
 cea, 1 1 Kali br., Kali c, IKali m., I I Kali ph.,, 
 
 I IKreo., ILach., Laur., IILyc, Magn. c,. 
 Magn. p., IIMar.v.,IIMerc.,l IMillef.JMosch., 
 Mur. ac, I INatr. c, INatr. m., INux m., INux 
 v., IIOp., Plumb., IPod., IPsor., IIPuls., 
 
 I I Rheum, Rhus, Ruta, I ISabad., Sabina, Sec,. 
 Seneg., Sep., I ISil., Spig., MSpong., I ISquilla, 
 Stann., Staph., ISul., Sul. ac, Tereb., Thuya, 
 IVer., Viol.; abdomen hard, hot, distended, 
 ISil.; abdomen large, HCalc, HSil., IStaph.; 
 
47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
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 extremely affectionate, manifested by kissing 
 and caressing, IPuls.; anaemic, dentition, I Coff; 
 anaemic,, blue eyes and blonde hair, nosebleed, 
 IPuls.; full-blooded, strong, well-fed (denti- 
 tion, eclampsia), Art. v.; bottle-fed, maras- 
 mus, abdomen swollen, liver large, colic after 
 eating, stomach containing undigested food, 
 
 I INatr.p.; cadhectic (scarlatina miliaria), INitr. 
 ac; want to be carried, Ant. c, HCham.; do 
 not want to be carried, lie quiet, IBry,; ca- 
 tarrh, with great nervous irritation, sleep- 
 lessness and spasms, Sumb.; chafing, j^^Chap. 
 46, Skin intertrigo ; always chilly, refractory, 
 clumsy, ICaps.; chubby (whooping cough), 
 ISeneg.; take cold readily, HCalc; take cold 
 readily with change of weather, ISep.; colic 
 ®£^ Chap. 19 ; three months' colic, Illic; 
 constitutional condition results in chest ca- 
 tarrhs and asthmatic complaints, INatr. s.; 
 constitutional disturbances with copious .ex- 
 cretion of urate of ammonia, IPuls.; convul- 
 sions, fl^** Chap. 36 ; cross, ILyc; crusta lac- 
 tea, fi@"* Chap. 4, Eruption ; cry for things 
 which after getting they petulently push or 
 throw away, worse in early morning,! IStaph.; 
 delicate, anaemic, ILyc; delicate, scrofulous, 
 especially if syphilitic, chronic recurrent 
 phlyctenular inflammation, ISyph.; develop 
 too rapidly or slowly (epistaxis),Croc; dwarf- 
 ish, do not grow, 1 1 Bar. c; after exhausting 
 diseases, ICarbo v.; red ears, ISul.; earache 
 j^^ Chap. 6 ; earache, especially boys, IZinc; 
 watch every one eating, ISul.; emaciated, 
 HCalc. p., Psor., ISul.; emaciation, especially 
 of legs, Abrot.; rapid emaciation (gastro- 
 malacia), IKreo.; emaciation, f^g** Chap. 44; 
 enuresis, fi^° Chap. 21, Urination involun- 
 tary ; excitable, I Coff.; excitable, gastric irri- 
 tability, INux v.; excitable, nervous, weak, 
 IIAmb., IIAnac. ;delicate eyelashes (atrophy), 
 IPhos.; sensation of falling, IIGels.; fear of 
 falling, IIBor., Cupr.; fair and plump, ICalc; 
 fat, IIBadiag.; fat, chubby, shortnecked, 
 disposed to croupous inflammation, I IKalibi.; 
 fat, flabby, I ICalc; fat, in whooping cough, 
 
 I I Badiag. ; feeble,scrofulousdiathesis, frequent- 
 ly troubled with diarrhoea from debility, I I Nux 
 m.; overfed (chronic diarrhoea), HSec; fever, 
 IIAcon., Stram.; flabby, thin, I ICalc p.; lose 
 flesh, will not stand, do not learn to walk, 
 ICalc p.; softness of flesh , with debility, I Pod. ; 
 grow too fast, IPhos., I IPhos. ac; growing 
 pains, IGuaiac, IPhos. ac; large heads, 
 ■ ICalc; large heads, open sutures, HCalc p.; 
 large heads, open sutures, much sweat about 
 head, large bellies, HSil.; cannot hold up 
 head (brain affection, whooping cough), 
 ■Cup. m.; irritable, ILyc; irritable, sensitive, 
 sometimes wakeful, I Gels.; jaundice, Chap. 18, 
 Liver jaundice ; excess of lactic acid, from 
 overfeeding of milk or sugar, I INatr. p.; 
 marasmus, JH^ Chap. 19 ; becomes disgusted 
 with meat, IFerr.; nervous, ILyc; nervous, 
 during dentition, convulsion, Melil.; newborn, 
 g^" Chap. 24, Infants ; old looking, IKreo., 
 I INux v., IOp.; old looking, hard to awaken, 
 Kreo.; look old, withered, dried up, lArg. nit.; 
 pale, delicate, sickly, will not sleep day or 
 night, but worry, fret and cry, or child is good, 
 plays all day, is restless, troublesome, scream- 
 ing all night, Psor.; pale, lean, with large ab- 
 domen, love sugar and highly seasoned food, 
 
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 abhor to be washed, ISul.; pale, scrofulous 
 (tonsillitis), IChen. a. ; pale, spasms during 
 teething, IZinc; peevish, ICalc p., HCham. ; 
 push everyone away angrily, ILyc; peevish, 
 changeable, pale and chilly, IPuls.; peevish, 
 unhealthy looking, with a disagreeable odor, 
 IPsor.; perspire easily (enuresis), IMerc; pot- 
 bellied, colic and scald head, IPsor.; during 
 dentition, IStaph.; psora, IHep., ISul.; puny, 
 rachitic, large abdomen (constipation), IMagn. 
 m.;' rachitic, IMagn. m.; rachitic, voracious 
 appetite, 101. jec; rachitic bronchial affec- 
 tions, ISil.; rachitic, otitis with tenderness 
 of head, I Kali iod.; rachitic, crooked legs, 
 HCalc, HCalc p.; restless, j^ITChap. 36, 
 Restlessness children.; school- children, head- 
 aches from overuse of eyes (asthenopia), 
 IPhos. ac; scrofulous, lAmm. c, I Ant. c, 
 IIBar. c, IBell., HCalc, ICalc. p., Camph., 
 Cina,Curar., Dig., Jacea, IPhos. ac, ISil., ISul.; 
 scrofulous, ascarides and lumbrici, Spig.; 
 scrofulous, large bellies, sweat about head, 
 worm fever slow and chronic, ISil.; scrofu- 
 lous, caries of femur, IStront.; scrofulous, 
 outrageously cross, IHep ; scrofulous, diar- 
 rhoea, ISec; scrofulous and syphilitic, enure- 
 sis, IKali iod.; scrofulous, cervical glands in- 
 durated and swollen, HCon.; scrofulous, 
 hydrocele, IIRhod.; scrofulous, subacute and 
 chronic hydrocephalus where effusion has 
 not progressed too far, ISul.; scrofulous, in- 
 durations, ICarbo a.; scrofulous, mesenteric 
 disease, teeth ill and irregular formation in 
 lower jaw, IPhos.; scrofulous, catarrhal oph- 
 thalmia, IMerc d.; scrofulous, spasms (hydro- 
 cephalus), ISul.; scrofulous, pale, inflamed, 
 swollen tonsils, Chen, a.; self-willed, HCalc; 
 crying or screaming from undue sensitiveness, 
 IKali ph.; shrunken, HCalc p.; sickly, nerv- 
 ous, yellow leucorrhcea, worse at night (in- 
 herited syphilis), ISyph.; delicate skin (den- 
 tition), ICaust.; will not sleep in the dark but 
 soon fall asleep in lighted room, UStram.; 
 snoring, BMez.; sour smelling, cry a great 
 deal, I Rheum ; sour, despite careful washing, 
 Sul. ac; stammering, Bov. ; get stiff (whoop- 
 ing cough), ICup. m.; swallow everything, 
 ISul.; sycotic or syphilitic taint, rather thin 
 than fat, prone to eruptions which on heal- 
 ing leave purple spots (meningitis), IThuya; 
 syphilitic (cancrum oris), 1 1 Phos. ac ; scrawny, 
 scrofulous child, a few weeks after birth, 
 impetigo, I llpec; thin, scrawny, with shriv- 
 elled skin (cyanosis), Sec; thin, scrawny, with 
 sweaty head and sweaty offensive smelling 
 feet, diarrhoea, ISil. ; cannot bear to be touched 
 or looked at, II Ant. c; tuberculous parentage, 
 inordinate appetite for meat, IMagn. c; slow 
 learning to walk, HCalc, HNatr. m., Sil.; slow 
 in walking, meningeal tuberculosis, HCaust.; 
 unable to walk, Mang.; dislike washing, Amm. 
 c, IISul.; weak, Ferr. ph., ISul.; weak, deli- 
 cate, ICaust.; weak, of a rambling disposition, 
 ■Apis; weak, excitable, HCoff.; weak, with 
 well developed heads but puny, sickly bodies, 
 ■Lye; weakness, muscular, ICalc; weak, sicklg 
 (chronic diarrhoea), IStaph. ; withered, dried 
 up, lArg. nit. ; worm affections J^Hf** Chap. 20; 
 unmanageable when sick, ILyc; under seven 
 years, rheumatic inflammatory condition, epi- 
 demic during winter, IStram. @i§^ Chap. 10, 
 Dentition, and Chap. 24, Infants. 
 
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 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 Age, climacteric period : Jigg" Chap. 24. 
 
 Age, girls : IBar.c, IBell.,IFerr.,Filix,l ILach.; 
 acne faciei, I Puis.; weakness of bladder, 
 I Rhus ; blonde, pale, gentle (pneumonia), 
 Chel.; blonde, red-cheeked,scrofulous, I IBrom.; 
 catarrh of pancreatic duct, I Puis.; chlor- 
 otic, IIAlet.,IIFerr., IPhos.; chlorotic, phthisis 
 florida, suppurative stage, IPuls.; delicate, 
 growing, near puberty, ICalc p ; mild dispo- 
 sition when puberty is unduly delayed, or 
 menstrual function is defectively or irregu- 
 larly performed, IPuls.; dropsical condition, 
 amenorrhcea, ISenecio ; gastric affections, 
 IBry.; headache of schoolgirls, I ICalc. p., 
 INatr. m., Phos. ac; schoolgirls, headache 
 with diarrhoea, I ICalc. p.; nervous headache, 
 at every menstrual period, I Ver.; hysterical, 
 Hyos.; hysterical, erotomania, I I Plat. ; hys- 
 terical, menstruating irregularly, pain in 
 stomach, I I Mi lief.; leprosy, I Agar.; leucor- 
 rhoea, ICaulo.; leucorrhoea, preceded by head- 
 ache and sleeplessness, ISenecio ; menses 
 delay, I INatr. m. ; menses irregular, dysmen- 
 orrhea, I IMillef.; moles or freckles, I IPuls. ; 
 nervous, I ISenecio ; nervous, whooping cough, 
 Viol.; nosebleed, during menses, ISep. ; onan- 
 ists, warts, ISep.; palpitation, chronic, ILach.; 
 phthisical, spasmodic cough (when Dros. 
 failed), IMeph.; romantic, Coccul.; scrofulous, 
 chlorosis with dropsy, ISenecio ; sensitive, 
 Coccul.; tall, thin, nervous, mild, impression- 
 able, of fair complexion, tuberculous, Viol. 
 
 Age, men: I Aeon., Act. sp., Agar., I Alum., 
 lAnac, lArs., lAur. met., Bar. c, IBry., 
 ICanth., ICaps., Carbo a., Carbo v., ICaust., 
 Cinch., Clem., Coff., IColoc, IDig., Euphor., 
 ■Graph., Hep., Ign., Kalm., ILach., ILyc., 
 Magn. m., IMerc, Natr. c, INatr. m., INitr. 
 ac, IINux v., IOp., HPhos., IIRhus, Sil., 
 I IStaph., Sul., IThuya, Ver., Zinc; corpulent, 
 advanced in life, gout, IStaph.; addicted to 
 drinking and sexual excesses, with disposition 
 to gout and hemorrhoids, apoplexy, ISep.; 
 debilitated, acute articular rheumatism with 
 shifting pains, IStaph,; intellectual, large 
 heads and prominent mastoid processes, deaf- 
 ness due to congestion to ears after typhoid 
 fever, I IPhos.; an intelligent, educated man, 
 melancholia, I ILobel. c; a man of irate tem- 
 per (diaphragmitis), MCact.; irritable, pleth- 
 oric, 40 to 50 years of age, infraorbital neural- 
 gia, Coloc; literary, and others who suffer 
 from periodical nervous headaches, I INiccol.; 
 invalided, from tropical climates, disordered 
 livers, IPhos.; rheumatic, exposed to weather 
 and devoted to manual labor, fetid sweat of 
 feet, I Rhus ; sedentary, accustomed to great 
 mental exertion (headache), INuxv. ; strong, 
 much dosed with quinia, Arn.; studious, hy- 
 pochondriasis, with abdominal complaints 
 and constipation, IINux v. Jg^T 3 puberty ; 
 also Chap. 22. 
 
 Age, old people : lAmb., lAnac, lAur. met., 
 IIBar. c, IBry.,Cic, HCoca, IColch., ICon., 
 IHydras., Hod., IIMar. v.,Millef., INatr. m., 
 IIOp., Sabad., Sul. ac. ; women accustomed to 
 taking alcohol (asthma), IBry.; insensibility, 
 after apoplexy, IOp.; ascites complicated with 
 liver and heart affections, IKali e. ; asthma, 
 IIAmb., Amm. c, Ant. c, Ant. t., IIArs., 
 Aur. met., IBar.c, Camph., ICarbov., Caust., 
 Cinch., Lach., Mar. v., Op., Sul.; man, asthma 
 
 when attempting coitus, lAmb.; asthma, 
 colds, IIAmb.; asthma, with tickling cough, 
 ICon.; previously asthmatic, or suffered from 
 chronic mucorrhcea, threatened paralysis of 
 lungs at an early stage of pneumonia, IPhos.; 
 atheromatous condition, j^^Chap. 29 Blood- 
 vessels, atheromatous ; atony, Millef.; atony 
 of bladder, lArs.; atrophic conditions, Kali p.; 
 chronic belching, Alum.; disease of bladder. 
 Alum.; women, irritation of neck of bladder 
 and urethra, Cop.; blennorrhoea vesicas, ICar- 
 bo v.; women, quantities of blood discharged 
 at once, with constipation and hypochondri- 
 asis (hemorrhage from rectum), I IPsor.; full- 
 blooded, strong (bedsores), Arn.; disease 
 caused by blow or fall, cancerous and scrofu- 
 lous people, rigid fibre, ICon.; nonunion of 
 fractured bones, I ICalc. p.; tendency to atro- 
 phy of brain, I IPhos.; losing breath, HCoca; 
 bronchial affections in cold weather,accumula- 
 tion of mucus and much difficulty in raising it, 
 Ammoniac; bronchitis, lAmm. c, ICarbov., 
 ■Dros., I lEucal., Hippoz., IHydras., ILyc, 
 ■Nux v., ISeneg.,IVer.; catarrh, Ictod.,IKreo.; 
 bronchial catarrh, with muco-purulent sputa, 
 i Tereb.; chronic bronchial catarrh, with more 
 or less profuse expectoration, also asthma of 
 like character, especially when these always 
 return or increase during the cold season and 
 only abate on return of warm weather, 
 I IPhell.; diseases with chilliness (men), 
 I Aurant. ; during cholera season, women (chol- 
 erine), iEthus.; indolent circulation, 1 1 Agar.; 
 after climacteric period (hemorrhages), I Merc; 
 colic and diarrhoea, 1 1 Aloe ; constipation, 
 IOp., IPhyt.; alternate constipation and diar- 
 rhoea, IPhos.; coryza, I Amm. c; dry cough, 
 of a hard, racking, spasmodic character, worse 
 at night, Sal. ac; fatiguing cough, IKreo., 
 ISeneg.; violent winter cough, with spasmodic 
 turns at night, and copious light-colored mu- 
 cous sputa, IKreo.; must cough long time to 
 expel phlegm, IIDulc; cramps in legs, ICup. 
 ac; deafness, ICic; paralytic deafness, IPe- 
 trol.; decrepit, Sec; depression, lAur. met.; 
 diarrhoea, lAnt. c, IIGamb. ; alternate diar- 
 rhoea and constipation, IIAnt. c; diarrhoea, 
 after cholera, ICoff; diarrhoea, chronic, men, 
 Con.; diarrhoea, in morning, IIArs.; diar- 
 rhoea, painful, ICarbov.; diarrhoea, with great 
 weakness, I INitr. ac; diarrhoea, in hot 
 weather, IGamb.; dysuria, IBenz. ac; feeble 
 digestive powers, Dios.; dropsies, paralyses, 
 I IKali c. ; dysentery, Bapt. ; dyspepsia, I Nux m.; 
 dyspepsia, in those inclined to obesity or 
 after great loss of vitality, 1 1 Kali c; cardiac 
 dyspnoea, at night, lAur. met.; emaciated, 
 mania-a-potu, IIOp.; emphysema, Hpec; 
 enuresis, ISec; eruption, sero-purulent, ICon.; 
 erysipelas, Amm. c, ILach.; men, fear a long 
 spell of sickness before dying, Cic; intermit- 
 tent fever, IOp.; flabby, chronic incontinence 
 of urine, from paralysis of sphincter vesicae, 
 IThuya ; flatulence, IPhos.; flatulency in dys- 
 pepsia, ICarbol. ac; fleshy, IKali c; fleshy, 
 dyspectic,IAll.sat.; gangrene, Crotal., Euphor.; 
 gangrene, dry, I ISec; gangrene, after bruise, 
 ISul. ac; swelling of cervical glands, IIAstac; 
 gouty complaints, IBar. c; gout and chronic 
 rheumatism, with rigidity of muscles and ten- 
 dons, I 101. jec; gouty, in ophthalmia, I I Nux 
 v.; trembling of hand when writing, Sabad.; 
 
47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 1187 
 
 heart disease, gouty diathesis, Aspar.; incar- 
 cerated hernia, constriction coming on gradu- 
 ally, ISul.ac. ; slow protrusion with squeez- 
 ing pain in hernial region, INux v. ; hydro- 
 thorax, ICrotal.; hydrothorax with oedema 
 of feet, woman, I I Cain.; hypochondriacal or 
 suffering from chronic diseases, especially 
 catarrhs, Alum.; men, " old sinners," with 
 impotence and gleet, 1 1 Agnus; acute inflam- 
 matory conditions, IBry. ; influenza, lEup. 
 perf.; profuse secretion of mucus in lungs, 
 with loose rattling cough, USeneg.; men, 
 Hyos.; menorrhagia, with melancholy, IPlat.; 
 metrorrhagia, IMerc; man, brittle finger 
 nails, lAmb.; nosebleed, I Agar., USec, ISul. 
 ac; obesity, Amm. c, IIAur. met., Fluor, ac, 
 IIKali c, Op. Sec; paralysis, IKali c, IIOp.; 
 women, general paralysis of voluntary mus- 
 cles, paralyzing first peripheral nerve and 
 finally spinal cord, Con.; brown patches, 
 ■Aur. met.; petechiae, I Con.; phthisis, INatr. 
 s.; pityriasis, Tereb.; plethoric, well nourished, 
 painful cramp in calves or toes, worse at 
 night, INux v. ; especially venous plethora, 
 blue cheeks, blue lips, debility, etc., ICarbo a.; 
 pleurisy and pneumonia, protracted cases, 
 INitr. ac; pleurisy, men, I I Sep.; pneumonia, 
 with catarrhal irritation, INux v.; pneumo- 
 nia, notha, with sinking of forces, ICamph.; 
 premature old age, in consequence of syphi- 
 litic mercurial dyscrasia, IFluor. ac; prema- 
 ture old age, from abuse of sexual powers, 
 
 I Agnus; woman, prosopalgia, I I Staph.; en- 
 larged prostate, Aloe, ICalc, INux v.; chronic 
 prostatitis, IStaph.; rheumatism, IIArs.,Eup. 
 pur.; scrofulous, I Bar. c; sedentary habits, 
 catarrh of bladder, Tereb. ; loss of sexual feel- 
 ing in men, IILyc; sleeplessness, I Aeon., 
 
 I I Bar. c; staggers when rising from seat, 
 ICalc p.; hard stools, causing vertigo and 
 headache, ICalc p.; sweating, from opium, 
 Merc; tendency to syncope, Crotal.; com- 
 plaints in consequence of syphilitic-mercurial 
 dyscrasia, IFluor. ac; bitter taste, with clean 
 tongue, women, ICarbo v., INatr. m.; vari- 
 cose ulcers, I Sec; tickling and itching in 
 urethra, with constant desire for urinating, 
 worse in morning in bed, better sitting or 
 standing, IPetrosel. ; difficulty in urinating in 
 morning, men, Cornus ; scanty urine, IIArs.; 
 paralysis of sphincter, inability to retain urine, 
 I I Kali ph. ; dribbling or spurting of urine, 
 ICaust., ICepa ; varicose veins, ICaust,, 
 IFluor. ac; vertigo, Bar. c, ICon., ISinap.; 
 with atheromata or earthy deposits on the 
 cerebral or cardiac arteries, Alum. ; vertigo 
 with costiveness, ICalc. p.; vertigo, worse 
 rising from lying, turning or stooping, IBhus; 
 vision weak, IIAur. met.; weakness, men, 
 Con., ICurar., INuxm.; weakened from bleed- 
 ing (apoplexy), IBar. c; suffering during cold 
 weather, 1 1 Ammoniac; women, IGuaiac, 
 Kreo., ILyc 
 
 Age, puberty : chlorosis, with longing for indi- 
 gestible substances, Alum. ; chlorosis, retarded, 
 IFerr.; girls, lAur. met., IBell., IILach., 
 IPuls.; unduly delayed in girls of mild dispo- 
 sition, IPuls.; girls, melancholia, I Hell.; girls, 
 nervous palpitation, IPuls.; girls, tall slim,epis- 
 taxis, IPhos.; schoolgirls, ICalc. p.; precocious, 
 chlorosis, anaemia, with excessive muscular 
 debility, I IPhos. g@* boys, girls, youths. 
 
 Age, ■women : I Aeon., Act. rac, lAilant., Alum., 
 lAmb., Amm. c, lAmm. m., Arund., lAsaf., 
 IIBell.,Bor.,ICalc, I ICaust., I ICaulo., ICham., 
 Cic, ICinch., IICoccul., ICoff., I ICon., ICroc, 
 IIFerr., IGels., Graph., Helon., Hep., IHyos., 
 IIgn.,Ipec,Kalm., IILach., IILil.tig., IILyc, 
 Magn. c, IMagn.m., Merc, Millef., IIMosch., 
 Mur. ac, INatr. c, IINatr. m., Nitr. ac,IINux 
 m., Nux v., Op., IPhos., I IPuls., IRhus, Ruta, 
 Sabad., ISabina, Sec, USep., Spong., ISpig., 
 Stann., Staph., Strain., Sil., Sul., Thuya, IVal., 
 IVer., Zinc; tired, aching feeling and some 
 burning in back and legs, IPic ac; anaemic, 
 Cycl., IIFerr.,ILact. ac; anaemic, amenorrhcea, 
 USep.; anaemic, dry mouth and skin, aver- 
 sion to coitus, INatr. m.; anaemic, broncho- 
 pneumonia, IPuls.; aneurism of mesenteric 
 artery, I I Sec; arthritic pains, Sabina ; atonic, 
 nervous headache, with menstrual irregulari- 
 ties, lUstil.; weakness of bladder, IRhus; 
 blush easily, worse after wine (pulmon- 
 ary consumption), IFerr.; who have suffered 
 from inflamed or broken breasts and various 
 glandular swellings and abscesses, profuse 
 thick, tenacious leucorrhcea from swollen na- 
 bothian glands, IPhyt.; cachectic, Cinnam.; 
 cachectic, painless flooding, ISec; cachectic, 
 with rough skin, ISec.; have not recovered 
 from change of life, ILach.; post-climaxis, 
 cough, Lactu. v.; long past climacteric period, 
 passive uterine hemorrhage, I Vinca ; choleric, 
 freckles and red hair, IILach.; chronic ail- 
 ments, Sabina; constipation, USep.; short, 
 dry cough, evening, I Sep.; every fit of cough- 
 ing causes passage of a few drops of urine, 
 ICaust., INatr. m., IRumex; cramps, Coccul.; 
 complexion dark, hysteria, IPhos. ac; deli- 
 cate, IIFerr.; delicate, sensitive, nervous, 
 faceache, ISep.; dwarfish, IIBar. c; dysuria, 
 catarrhal, ISenecio ; ennervated by indo- 
 lence and luxury, better when attention is 
 engaged, IHelon.; emphysematous, Ipec; ex- 
 hausted from venous hemorrhage, ISec; dis- 
 posed to faint (constipation), INuxm.; feeble 
 from loss of blood, too profuse and frequent, 
 IHelon.; feeble, painless flooding, ISec; ca- 
 chectic, having a wan, anxious countenance, 
 threatened abortion, ISec; feeble, with pro- 
 lapsus or other displacements, IHelon.; feeble, 
 delicate thin skin, amenorrhcea, I ISep.; mus- 
 cular fibre lax, Sec; fibre rigid, easily ex- 
 cited, as well as those of the opposite tem- 
 perament, ICon.; inclined to be fleshy, ICalc, 
 IPuls.; scanty menses I IKali br., IKali iod., 
 IPuls.; florid, plethoric, sensitive, IGlon.; 
 gouty, diarrhoea, Sabina ; full habit (dysmen- 
 orrhcea), IBell.; haematuria, ICop.; hair dark, 
 thin, sanguine or bilious temperament, too 
 frequent and profuse menstruation, sexual 
 organs exceedingly sensitive, IPlat.; headache, 
 ■Act. rac; passive hemorrhages, Sec ; hysteri- 
 cal, IHyos., Mosch., IPlat., Stann. ,_ IVal.; 
 hysterical, irritation of angina pectoris, Cro- 
 tal.; hysterical, spasm of bladder, IPuls.; hys- 
 terical, flatulent colic, IKali br., IPuls.; hys- 
 terical, coryza, lAmm. c; hysterical, flatulent 
 dyspepsia, INuxm.; hysterical, nervous head- 
 ache, at every menstrual period, IVer.; hys- 
 terical, disposed to faint, feel chilly, catch cold 
 easily, IINux in.; hysterical, periodic head- 
 ache, I ICoff. t.; hysterical, hemicrania, ISep.; 
 hysterical, suffer during menses, subject to den- 
 
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 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 tal neuralgia, sleepy most of time, sleep does 
 not rest, INux m.; hysteric pulsation all over 
 body, IKali c.; hysterical, morbid sensitive- 
 ness of surface, I Codein.; hysterical, ulcera- 
 tion of skin, INux m.; hysterical, spasms, 
 IGels.; hysterical, spasms of chest, IStram.; 
 hysterical, tea-drinkers, ISep.; hysterical, too 
 much chamomile tea, Val. ; hysterical, great 
 tympanitis, with fainting, Mosch.; hysterical, 
 vomiting of food after each meal, especially if 
 subjected to exciting emotions, IKali br.; after 
 chronic indigestion, enlargement and conges- 
 tion of liver, I Magn. m.; acarus itch, after ab- 
 use of sulphur, itching worse- evening, ISep.; 
 thin, scrawny, I ISec. ; large, corpulent, of ven- 
 ous constitution, subject to tettery eruptions, 
 itching and emitting glutinous fluid, IGraph.; 
 suppressed lochia, chlorosis, hysteria, Ant. t. ; 
 lymphatic, Cinnam.; cold, lymphatic, aver- 
 sion to an embrace, Petrol.; lymphatic, feeble, 
 cachectic, with lassitude and languid circula- 
 tion, Cinnam.; lymphatic, clear, white skin, 
 Ustil.; old maids, abdomen puffed big, pro- 
 trudes here and there as from arm of a foetus, 
 motions as if containing something alive, 
 IThuya; old maids, hypochondriacal, Con.; 
 old maids, metrorrhagia, blood clotted, after 
 abuse of mercury, IMagn. m.; old maids, pal- 
 pitation, Bov.; old maids, sleep interrupted 
 by beating through chest, I Puis ; married, 
 neuralgia of bowels, IKalm.; especially if mar- 
 ried, urethritis (with vesical irritability), Cub.; 
 menstrual disturbances, Arg. nit. ; menses de- 
 ficient, INatr. c; middle aged, uterine affec- 
 tions, IKreo.; tendency to miscarry, Sabina ; 
 moth patches on forehead (headache), I ISep.; 
 nervous, Anac, IICoccul., IIGels., Hgn., 
 IMosch., INuxm., HSenecio, Tereb., I Val.; 
 nervous, hysteric cough, lAur. met. ; nervous, 
 fainting, during menses, IILach.; nervous, 
 irritable (prolapsus uteri), IBelL; nervous, 
 laryngismus stridulus, IMosch.; nervous, san- 
 guine, plethoric, red face, I Arm; nervous, 
 sensitive, Amyl.; nervous, seasick, shut their 
 eyes to get rid of the motion of the vessel, 
 and grow deathly sick, Therid.; nervous, sen- 
 sitive surface, ICodein.; nervous, profuse light 
 colored urine, Xan.; nervous, vomiting dur- 
 ing menses, Coccul.; noses red, IBor.; bridge 
 of nose yellow streak across and under eyes 
 (headache), I ISep.; obesity (constipation, de- 
 laying menses), 1 1 Graph.; who have born 
 children,rightsided ovaritis coming on sudden- 
 ly from an imprudence in walking, getting wet 
 or from sexual intercourse during or too soon 
 after menses, or from excessive use of sewing 
 machine, IPod.; strong, plethoric, menses 
 painful and slight or even absent, with lum- 
 bar or inguinal pains (intermittent), I Petrol ; 
 plethoric, menstrual colic, IVer.v.; plethoric, 
 young, suffered for years from headaches, 
 lAsar.; old and middle aged, polypi in ears 
 and nose, IMar. v.; pot-bellied mothers, 
 I ISep. ; prolapsus, from atony, enervated by 
 indolence and luxury, better when attention 
 is engaged hence when doctor comes, worn 
 out with hard work, do not care for sleep, so 
 tired, and strained muscles burn and ache so, 
 IHelon.; of high rank (prosopalgia), ICoccul.; 
 relaxed, phlegmatic habits (prolapsus uteri), 
 lAloe.; rheumatic, ICaulo.; rheumatic, with 
 diarrhoea, Sabina; rheumatic, membranous 
 
 dysmenorrhcea, I Rhus ; rheumatic, menor- 
 rhagia, I Rhus ; sanguine, profuse and long- 
 continued menses of bright red blood, IKali 
 c; sciatica, pain worse moving, yet not better 
 lying, worse rainy, stormy weather, IRan. b.; 
 scrawny, ISec, I ISep.; scrawny, feeble, dried 
 up looking (prolapsus uteri), I Arg. nit.; scro- 
 fulous, leucorrhcea, UCalc; sedentary, mus- 
 cular burning pains in shoulder blades about 
 lower margin, often over a small space, greatly 
 worse by long-continued needlework or writ- 
 ing, IRan. b.; sensitive, easily excited, I llgn.; 
 sensitive, extremely severe after-pains, IOp.; 
 slim, disposed to stoop, UPhos.; spare habit, 
 delicate, nervous' temperament, dysmenor- 
 rhcea, llXan.; spasmodic and hysterical com- 
 plaints complicated 'with uterine diseases, 
 I IMagn. m.; sterile, uterine troubles, ICalc.;: 
 stout, sedentary, readily catch cold, lAmm. 
 c; strong, plethoric (ague), Petrol.; thin, Plat * 
 thin, scrawny, with prolapsus uteri, leucor- 
 rhcea, etc., ISec; thin, ill-conditioned, fre- 
 quent and prolonged forcing pain during, preg- 
 nancy, I ISec; awake with a dry tongue (leu- 
 corrhcea), INux m.; toothache, iCham.; have 
 lived long in tropical climates, painless flood- 
 ing, ISec; uterine irritation, prolapsus and its 
 attendant nervousness, with sleeplessness, ISe- ' 
 necio ; weakly, chest affections, great nervous 
 and paralytic weakness, with suppressed or 
 very painful menstruation, Coccul.; young, 
 with irritable fibre, extreme delicacy and 
 sponginess of organic tissue, hysterical I Phos. 
 ac; young, with menstrual troubles, espe- 
 cially deficiency, eruption on face, I I Sang.; 
 young, nosebleed, I Aeon., I ISec. ; ]$^ Chaps. 
 23 and 24. 
 Age, young people: lAcon., ICalc,, IIGels.; 
 ansemic, I Absinth., lArs., IIFerr., IPhos.; 
 anaemic, scrofulous, IIArs.; asthma, from a 
 general, bronchial catarrh, afterwards with 
 every change of weather, INatr. s. ; blonde 
 hair, blue eyes, delicate skin, slender stature, 
 with cachectic cough, diarrhoea, frequent, ex- 
 hausting sweats, great debility, with orgasm 
 of blood, UPhos.; cancer, I IKali ph.; cata- 
 ract, with headache, vertigo, and roaring 
 in ears, Sec; digestion feeble, Diosc ; fever, vio- 
 lent pains in joints, congestions, swelling of 
 limbs, ISil.; growing pains, IPhos. ac; growing 
 too fast (chorea), IIHippoz.; grow too fast, 
 diarrhoea from acids, IPhos. ac; grow too fast, 
 inclined to stoop, I IPhos.; overgrown, bron- 
 chitic, subacute attacks, IPhos.; have not 
 gotten their growth, with rheumatic symp- 
 toms in chest, and sleeplessness, IKali iod.; 
 full habit, pneumonia, IBelL ; obesity, I Ant. 
 c, I ICalc; look very old, Fluor, ac; from 
 abuse of sexual powers, melancholy, apathy,, 
 mental distraction, self-contempt, general 
 debility, frequent loss of spermatic fluid, 
 lAgnus ; old, prematurely, in consequence of 
 syphilitic-mercurial dyscrasia, IFluor. ac. ; 
 phthisical (haemoptysis), IPhos.; phthisis 
 florida, lEerr. ph., I INatr. p.; plethoric, I Aeon., 
 I IStram. ; articular rheumatism, when first at- 
 tack makes its appearance, I Colch.; scrofulous, 
 Carbo a.; scrofulous (mumps), IIMerc; acute 
 catarrh of stomach, ISep.; strong, sparks be- 
 fore eyes (neuralgic and rheumatic head- 
 aches), I IMagn. p.; sanguine or nervo-san- 
 guine temperament, also people who are 
 
47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
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 habitually cold and deficient in vital reaction, 
 gay disposition, fitful mood, Ver.; tremors 
 from emotional or physical causes (myelitis), 
 ICalab. ; varicose veins, IFerr. ph., IHam. 
 
 Age, youths: fast growing, cough, hgemoptysis, 
 typhoid fever, with diarrhoea and rumbling 
 in bowels, IPhos. ac; overgrown, with weak 
 chest, Iod.; lymphatic, chronic bronchial ca- 
 tarrhs, with more or less profuse expectora- 
 tion, also asthma of like character, especially 
 when these always return or increase during 
 the cold season, and only abate on return of 
 warm weather, I IPhell. fl^sT" boys, young 
 people. 
 
 COMPLEXION (including color of eyes and 
 hair), dark (brunette) : IBry., IICaust.,Coff., 
 Illgn., Kreo., Lac c, IINitr. ac; olive brown, 
 disposed to constipation, sad, gloomy, taci- 
 turn, Aur. met.; excitable, Alumina; with 
 rigid fibre, I Aeon., lAnac, Arm, lArs., IBry., 
 Kalm., Natr. m., INitr. ac, IINux v., I Plat., 
 Puis., ISep., Staph., Sul.; ophthalmia^ lApis ; 
 slight, lean, Kreo.; swarthy, ICinch., IINitr. 
 ac. ; yellow, spare habit (icterus calculosus), 
 ICalc. ; from eight patients, seven were spare 
 and dark, the eighth blonde, Lac c. 
 
 Complexion, eyes: black, HCaust., IMur. ac, 
 IINitr. ac; blue, IBrom., I ICalc, Caps., ILo- 
 bel. i., IIPuls.; dark, I Aeon., Aur. met., 
 IGuaiac, I Hod., IILach.; dark, baby, epis- 
 taxis, 1 1 Lact. ac. ; dark , disposed to sluggish- 
 ness and indolence, ILach.; dark, sycosis, 
 Sars.; gray, Med.; lashes delicate, I IPhos. 
 
 •Complexion, fair (blonde, light) : lApis, IBrom., 
 I IBry., I ICalc, IHep., ILobel. i., llPetrol., 
 I IPhos., Sabad., ISil., HSpong. ; with lax 
 fibre, IBell., IIBrom., llCalc, ICaps.JCham., 
 Clem., Coccul., Con., Dig., IIGraph., Hyos., 
 IKali bi., Lach., Lye, Merc, IRhus, Sil., 
 IISul.; grows too rapidly (tuberculosis), ICalc; 
 sandy hair, sanguine (whooping cough), 
 I I Arm; lymphatic ascites, ophthalmia, lApis ; 
 thin, white, delicate skin, light hair and 
 eyebrows (croup - , diphtheria), IBrom.; skin 
 fine, ISil.; spare and thin (chronic diarrhoea), 
 lApis ; graceful women (metritis), IPhos. 
 J^ pale. 
 
 Complexion, florid: I Aeon., IChin.s.; blotchy, 
 red, thick skin, Kali bi. 
 
 Complexion, freckled : ILach. Jg^ Chap. 46, 
 Skin freckles. 
 
 Complexion, pale : ICalc, Kali ph., Spig.; deli- 
 cate, Led.; livid, Kreo.; livid, disposition sad, 
 irritable, Kreo.; flabby, scrofulous (inflamma- 
 tion ), IMercd.; nervous affections, neuralgia, 
 sciatica, lumbago, with deficiency of animal 
 heat, 101. jec; scrofulosis, diseases of joints, 
 101. jec; sensitive, irritable, Kali ph.; sickly, 
 ILach.; very white, light hair, and more or 
 less tendency to scrofula, post-scarlatinal 
 dropsy, Dig. 8^° fair. 
 
 'Complexion, hair : black, Aur. met., HCaust., 
 I INitr.ac; black, dark complexion, tendency to 
 constipation, IBry ; black, dark complexion, 
 blue eyes, rheumatism, ICalc; black, children, 
 enuresis nocturna, HCaust.; blonde, I ICalc, 
 Coloc,Cycl., HPhos ; blonde, asthma, IPhos.; 
 blonde, deafness due to congestion to ears, 
 after typhoid fever, I IPhos.; blonde, blue- 
 eyed girl (earache), IBar. m.; blonde, red- 
 cheeked, scrofulous girls, IIBrom.; blonde, 
 hemorrhages, IMerc; blonde, irritable, weak- 
 
 ly, Camph.; blonde, leuco-phlegmatic, chlo- 
 rotic, disinclination for any kind of labor, 
 easily fatigued, special senses enfeebled or 
 with functions suspended, Cycl.; blonde, pale 
 face, low spirits, IGraph.; blonde, mild tem- 
 perament, gonorrhoea, IIPuls.; dark, I Aeon., 
 Dulc, Ferr., IGuaiac, Illgn., I Hod., IIKali 
 c, Mur. ac, IINux v., I ISep.; dark, baby, 
 epistaxis, every morning, 1 1 Lact. ac; dark, 
 firm, fleshy fibre, I IBry.; dark, lax fibre, in- 
 clined to obesity, IIKali c; dark, rigid fibre, 
 Arm, HCaust.; dark, rigid fibre, mild and 
 easy disposition, USep.; dark, hysteria during 
 change of life, 1 1 Phos. ac. ; dark, skin deli- 
 cate, sensitive to cold, liable to eruptions 
 from being exposed to cold, Dulc; dark, 
 women, Plat.; light,Agar., Bor. , Brom., Caps., 
 Clem., Coccul., Con., ICup. m., Dig., IHep., 
 Hyos., IIKali bi., ILobel. i., Merc, Mez., IOp., 
 llPetrol., Sabad., HSpong., Spig., Sul. ac; 
 light, asthma, I Aur. met.; light brown, nerv- 
 ous, excitable temperament, HCham.; light, 
 debilitated, pale, thin, bloated persons, com- 
 plaining of weakness, Spig.; light, lax fibre, 
 HSpong.; light, skin and muscles lax, Agar., 
 Bor., Merc; light, inclined to be fleshy, 
 ILobel. _ i.; light, lax muscles and w T ant of 
 bodily irritability, the w r ell-chosen remedy 
 makes no impression, IOp.; light, with a 
 weakened, relaxed muscular system, Sabad.; 
 light (scrofula), II Aur. met.; sandy, I I Arm, 
 HPhos., IIPuls., IIRhus; sandy, blue eyes, 
 pale face, inclined to grief and" submissive- 
 ness, IIPuls.; sandy, freckles, women, ILach.; 
 soft, I IPhos.; soft, atrophy of children, IPhos.; 
 soft, straight, more often than crisp and 
 curly, INux m. 
 
 Complexion, sallow : Fluor, ac; bilious, IHep.; 
 cold extremities, ILyc; jaundice, IPod.; pale, 
 lupus, recent cases, shallow ulceration, I ILyc; 
 dirty, yellow, greasy skin, with a partially 
 developed eruption on forehead and chest, 
 with constant fretting and worrying, cases 
 which do not respond promptly to the indi- 
 cated remedy, IPsor. Jgi§^ dark, pale. 
 
 CONSTITUTION (diathesis), anaemic : 
 lArs., ICalc, HCalcp., Cycl., I IFerr., ILach., 
 IINatr. m., IPhos., ISil., Spig., ISul., Ver.; 
 debilitated, rheumatic, scrofulous children, 
 afflicted with ascarides and lumbrici, ISpig.; 
 faceache, ICinch.; after loss of fluids or vital- 
 ity, HCinch., IIKali c; headache, with con- 
 gestion, indurated glands, Ferr. iod.; laryn- 
 geal catarrh, IMang.; nervous affections, neu- 
 ralgia, sciatica, lumbago, with deficiency of 
 animal heat, 101. jec; palpitation, IFerr., 
 IVer. g^sT" Chap. 29, Blood anaemia, chlo- 
 rosis, leucaemia. 
 
 Constitution, asthmatic : lAmb., lArg. nit., 
 lArs., Asaf., lAur. met., IColch., iEucal., 
 Illic, llpec , IKali c, IKali iod., Kali n., 
 IMosch., Natr. s., Phos., IPuls., ISul.; affected 
 by odor of blossoms, Ailant. JS^° Chap. 26, 
 Asthma constitution. 
 
 Constitution, bilious : g®^ Temperament bil- 
 ious. 
 
 Constitution, cachexia (in general): HArs., 
 Badiag.,Caps., Chim. umb., Clem., I I Coccus, 
 Cund., IForm., Hod., IKali bi., Natr. m., 
 IINitr. ac, Seneg.; Africana, Caps.; bronchitis, 
 subacute attacks, IPhos.; bronchial catarrh 
 of old people, IHydras. ; cinchona, IFerr.; 
 
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 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 condylomata, of long standing, IKali iod.; 
 catarrhal, or nerve deafness, ISyph.; chronic 
 disease, deep-seated progressive, D I Lye; with 
 cough, BINitr. ac; debility and emaciation, 
 I Hod.; deep-seated,child weak and exhausted, 
 with no other symptoms, ISul.ac; dry habit, 
 INux v.; dysentery, or gout, IColch.; long- 
 lasting cases of intermittent fever when liver 
 is involved and blood is anaemic, IINitr. ac; 
 disturbance of gastric and hepatic functions, 
 Hydras.; glands enlarged and tender,IKalim.; 
 helminthiasis, Cina ; low state, Hod.; mercu- 
 rial, IIAur. met., Ferr. iod., Ilod., IKali m.; 
 nosebleed, ISul. ac; from faulty nutrition 
 and assimilation, IFerr.; with oedema, 101. 
 jec; nervous palpitation, INatr. m.; phos- 
 phatic, HCalc p.; purpura, rheumatism, Sec. ; 
 quinine, I lEucal., Natr. m., Phos.; salt-eaters 
 seldom have male issue (Old Book), IPhos.; 
 with stomach and liver troubles, Hydras.; loss 
 of strength, Arg. nit. ; caused by a suppression 
 of habitual secretions, and excretions, IGraph.; 
 syphilitic -eruption,, pustular, or squamous, 
 IKali iod.; weakened by loss of blood, HChin. 
 s.; vomiting, ISul.ac; ordinary wounds and 
 ulcers tend to take on a bad appearance, 
 ICund.; Remains long impressed by slight 
 mechanical injuries, lArn. 
 
 Constitution, cancerous: HCon., IHydras., 
 I IMez., 1 1 Sep.; ulcer of os uteri, ICurar. 
 
 Constitution, carbo-nitrogenoid : Aur. met, 
 Aur. mur. nat., Cup. ac, Cup. m. 
 
 Constitution, catarrhal: IIHep., I IKali bi., 
 
 I INatr. m., ISep., ISul. g^T* Chap. 7, Nose 
 catarrh ; also Chap. 25, Air passages catarrh. 
 
 Constitution, dwarfish : cretinism, ILapis ; 
 mentally and physically, Bar c 
 
 Constitution, dyspeptic: Diad., INux v.; old 
 or young, flatulence after meals, in stomach 
 or bowels, but unattended with any hepatic 
 derangement or irregularity of bowels, these 
 persons, from excess in eating, or from fasting 
 or from some error in diet, as eating old 
 uncooked fruit, pastry, etc., especially if 
 they are great tea-drinkers, may be suddenly 
 seized with violent colic, Diosc. j^ a Chap. 
 17, Stomach dyspepsia. 
 
 Constitution, fibre: lax, Agar., Bor., ICalc, 
 ICaps., Cinnam., Hep., HKali c, IIMagn. c, 
 IOp., Sabad., ISil. ISpong.; lax, abortion, 
 lUstil.; lax, in blonde persons, Bell., IBrom., 
 ICalc, ICaps., Cham., Clem., Con., Coccul., 
 Dig., IGraph., Hyos., IKali bi., Lach., ILyc., 
 IMerc., Rhus, Sil., ISul.; lax, flooding, with 
 fainting, ITrill.; lax, light-haired children, 
 Thuya ; lax, hemorrhages, IMerc; lax, hepat- 
 itis, IMerc; lax, too frequent and copious 
 menses, IThlaspi ; lax, indolent enlargement 
 of tonsils, IKali bi.; lax, women, Sec; rigid, 
 
 I I Aeon., Coff. t., IINitr. ac, I INux v., I ISep.; 
 rigid, cancerous and scrofulous people, Con.; 
 rigid, in dark persons, Aeon., Anac, Arm, 
 Ars., IBry., ICaust., Kalm., Natr. m., INitr. 
 ac, INux v., IPlat., ISep., Staph., Sul. 
 
 gg^* lymphatic. 
 Constitution, gouty : l&pis, Aspar., IIBenz.ac, 
 ICalc, ICalc p., ICaps., ICarb. s., ICham., 
 IColch., Crotal., IGuaiac, IILed., IILith., 
 I ILyc, IMagn. c, IMenyanth., Sabina, lUrt. 
 ur.; chronic bronchitis, ISul.; paralytic deaf- 
 ness, I Petrol.; drunkards, I INux v.; intermit- 
 tent headache pains semi-lateral, tearing, 
 
 drawing, crampy, IColoc; protracted uterine 
 hemorrhage, ISabina; flatulent indigestion, 
 I ILyc; iritis, IIRhus ; hard lumps on neck, 
 extend to left side, I ISil.; neuralgia, IColoc; 
 ophthalmia, after catching cold, Bell.; renal 
 colic, Pareira ; serous effusion in chest in ar- 
 thritic pleurisy, IColch.; mercurial ulcers 
 I ILyc; uric acid diathesis, I IColch., IILith., 
 
 I ILyc; glycosuria, IPhos.; fetid urine, I Benz. 
 ac. ; fetid urine viscous, Form.; vesical irrita- 
 bility, IColch. j^gr* Chap. 34, Joints gout. 
 
 Constitution, hemorrhagic (bleeders) : I I Chlo- 
 ral., ICrotal., Diad., I IFerr., IHam., IILach., 
 
 I I Phos., Tereb.; apoplexy, ICrotal.; atonic, 
 I IMillef.; from fluidity and dissolution of red 
 blood corpuscles, Amm. c; hemorrhoids, 
 Crotal., INux v., ISul ; ovaritis, Crotal.; nervo- 
 sanguine temperament, IHam.; slight wounds 
 bleed much, I IPhos.; slightest wound causes 
 bleeding for weeks, discharge of sanious li- 
 quid, tendency to putrescence, tingling in 
 limbs and great debility, weakness is not 
 caused by previous loss of fluids, ISec 
 JSigr" Chap. 29, Blood hemorrhage. 
 
 Constitution, hemorrhoidal : I JEsc. h., I ICalc, 
 ■Caps., ICaust., Crotal., . IGraph., IHam., 
 IMur. ac, Plat.; constipation, liEsc. h., IHy- 
 dras., INatr. m., INitr. ac, IINux v., ISul.; 
 deafness, I ISil.; haemoptysis, I IMillef. 
 f$3^ Chap. 20, Hemorrhoids. 
 
 Constitution, herpetic: Bov., ICalc, IIGraph., 
 ILyc; chronic bronchitis, ISul.; with tumors, 
 ISil. Jd^i?" Chap. 46, Eruption, herpes. 
 
 Constitution, hydrogenoid : Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 Arn,, Ars, Caust., IDiad., IDulc, IINatr. s., 
 Nitr. ac, IRhus, I I Thuya ; attacks at regular 
 hours, Diad. ; feels every change from dry to 
 wet, cannot tolerate sea air, nor eat plants 
 that thrive near the water, feels best on a 
 dry day, a constitution in which the gonor- 
 rheal poison is most pernicious, IINatr. s. 
 1^° Chap. 39, Weather wet aggravation. 
 
 Constitution, lymphatic (flabby, relaxed, tor- 
 pid) : Amm. c, lApis, Arn., Ars., Ast. r., 
 Aur. mur., Bapt., IBar. c, IBar. m., IIBell., 
 ■ ICalc, Calc a.,ICann. i., ICarbo v., ICinch., 
 IDulc, I IFerr., IIGraph., IHep., Kalm., 
 ILyc, IMerc, Murex, INatr. m., Nitr. ac, 
 IPetrol., Phos., IPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISil., 
 ISul., Thuya ; agalactia, Agnus ; prophylac- 
 tic in apoplexy, IMerc; bronchitis, ICaust.; 
 tendency to mucous and serous exudations, 
 Seneg.; flabby, I Ast. r.; liable to glandular 
 swellings, Bell.; light hair and complexion, 
 slow to act, muscles soft and flabby, IHep.; 
 weak and defective reaction, Phell.; scroful- 
 ous and tuberculous, (after Con.), Calc. a.; 
 light skin, blue eyes, feeble (ascites), lApis ; 
 venous, disposed to hemorrhoids, constipation 
 or morning diarrhoea, scrofulous diseases 
 seem to get almost well when they return, 
 diseases caused especially by suppressed 
 eruptions, peevishness, sudden and frequent 
 flushes of heat all over body, followed by 
 perspiration, hot palms, soles and vertex; 
 faintness in epigastrium, at 10 or 11 a.m., 
 ISul. Jg^* Temperament lymphatic. 
 
 Constitution, phthisical : gip" tuberculous. 
 
 Constitution, plethoric: IIAcon., lAur. met., 
 IIBell., ICact., ICalc, IGlon., INux v., IOp., 
 Ruta, Sec, Seneg., IVer. v.; apoplectic, sub- 
 ject to paralysis, Con.; constipation, IOp.; 
 
47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
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 ebullitions, J8^ Chap. 29, Blood ebullition; 
 phlegmonous inflammations, IBelL; nervous 
 persons, spasms, IIKalibr.; robust, IXux v., 
 Ruta ; seemingly plethoric, IIFerr., IGlon.; 
 strong, sedentary, Con., IXux v.; adults, head- 
 aches with congestion, giddiness, flushed face 
 and constipation, INux v.; veta, I Coca ; vigor- 
 ous, gout, I IColch. 
 
 Constitution, psoric : lArs. i , ICalc, IGraph., 
 IHep., I IKreo., UPsor., IISul.; chronic diar- 
 rhoea, IMez.; impetigo, especially after abuse 
 of mercury, IClem.; patient emits a disagree- 
 able odor, IPsor.; remedies fail to impress, 
 lack of reaction after disease, I IPsor. 
 g^P" Chap. 46, Eruptions. 
 
 Constitution, rachitic : ICalc, I ICalc. p.,IRhus, 
 ISil. g^° Chap. 44, Bones rachitis. 
 
 Constitution, relaxed : g£g~ fibre. 
 
 Constitution, rheumatic : I Aeon., 1 1 Act. rao., 
 lAct. spic, IBadiag., -IBenz. ac, ICalc, 
 HCaust., HCham., HColch., ICrotaL, IForm., 
 IGuaiac, ILact. ac, IILed.,IILyc, IKali iod., 
 IKali m., IKalm., IMed., IPhyt., IRhod., 
 IIRhus, Sabina, ISal. ac, Spig., ISul., Tereb.; 
 abuse of alcohol, IILed.; angina pectoris, 
 I IPhyt.; progressive locomotor ataxia, Nux 
 m.; chronic bronchitis, ISul.; caries, with 
 tetter, I Rhus ; intermittent headache, semi- 
 lateral, tearing, drawing, crampy, IColoc; 
 neuralgia, IColoc; periosteal and fibrous 
 tissues affected, Phyt.; prosopalgia, IPhyt.; 
 renal colic, Pareira ;• serous effusion in chest 
 with arthritic pleurisy, IColch.; sclerotitis, 
 IKalm.; night sweats, tearing, lancinating, 
 sensation of cold in affected parts worse at 
 night (neuralgia), IMerc.; syphilitic or gon- 
 orrhceal patients, Benz. ac. ; especially in syph- 
 ilitic and mercurial patients, IGuaiac; ardor 
 urinpe, ISabina; women, IPhyt. g^" Chap. 
 34, Joints and Limbs rheumatism. 
 
 Constitution, scorbutic : ICarbo v., Diad., 
 IKali m., I Merc, INatr. m., INitr. ac, ISul. 
 ac; caries of teeth, IPhos. ac; granular vege- 
 tations in vagina, IStaph. gsir cachexia 
 mercurial; also Chap. 10, Gums scorbutic. 
 
 Constitution, scrofulous (strumous): -Agar., 
 I Alum., Alumina, 1 1 Ant. t., • Anthrok., I Apis, 
 IIArs., IIArs.iod., | Annum., lAsaf., lAscl.t., 
 IIAur. met., Aur. mur., lAur. mur. nat., 
 I IBadiag., IBar. c, IIBar. m., IBell., IBrom., 
 Bufo., llCalc, Calc a., ICalc p., iCalend., 
 Caps., Caust., IChim. umb., HCist., ICoca, 
 I ICon., Coral., ICornus, Cund., IDulc, Ferr., 
 IFerr. iod., Ferr. mur., IFerr. ph., Ferr. s., 
 IGraph., 1 1 Hep., jHippoz., IHydras., Illod., 
 Iris, I IKali bi., IKali c, IKali iod., IKreo., 
 ILac c, ILach., ILapis, ILith., IILyc,Magn. 
 c, IIMerc, IMez., INatr. c, INatr. in., I INatr. 
 p., IINitr. ac, Nux m., INux v., IPhyt., 
 ■Rhus, Rumex, ISars., ISep., IISiL, ISpong., 
 ■Staph., IStilling., IISul., ITherid., IThuya ; 
 sensitiveness to cold air, Cist., IHep., IMerc; 
 albuminuria, Calc a.; chronic bronchitis, 
 ISul.; soft chancre, IXitr. ac; suffocating 
 cough, Con.; debilitated, IHep ; difficult den- 
 tition, I ISil.; unhealthy, offensive discharge 
 (ciliary blepharitis), IPsor.; dysmenorrhcea, 
 ISenecio ; emaciation, Illod.; excoriation in 
 throat and nose, Mez.; eye troubles, ICon.; 
 pale face, rather fair complexion and disposi- 
 tion to corpulence, ICalc; enlarged glands, 
 IIBadiag., IBar. c, IBar. m. , Bell., IBrom., 
 
 I ICarbo v., I ICon., Dig., IGraph., IMerc, 
 Therid.; light-haired, sanguine temperament, 
 ruddy complexion, lAur. met.; herpes on 
 face, with dry, croupy cough, ISpong.; hydro- 
 cele, IISiL; hypopion, I ISeneg.; diseases of 
 joints, ICaust., Kali c, 101. jec, ISil., IISul.; 
 lymphatic oedema, blonde hair, pale face, low 
 spirits, IGraph. ; nervous, restless, easily 
 startled, IPsor.; ophthalmia, g^~ Chap. 5, 
 Ophthalmia scrofulous ; exophthalmus, 
 I I Sec; suppurating fistula, ISil.; liver com- 
 plaint, ISil.; pale, thin, cachectic, 101. jec; 
 ulceration of velum palati, IKali iod.; in- 
 cipient phthisis, IStilling.; pleurisy, with 
 croupous exudation, IHep.; protracted, ill- 
 treated cases with hectic and profuse fetid 
 suppuration, Petrol.; ruddy complexion, I Aur. 
 met.; slender, lean figure, thin, transparent 
 skin, frequent pulse, great excitability of ner- 
 vous system, urine of high specific gravity, 
 101. jec. ; syphilis, ICinnab., I IPhos. ac; sec- 
 ondary syphilis, Kali iod.; especially if syph- 
 ilis or mercurialization is added, 1 1 Kali iod.; 
 with sycosis, ICinnab.; varicosis, ICarbo a.; 
 venous congestions, especially of portal sys- 
 tem, IISul.; young persons, Carbo an. 
 ggT 5 Chap. 44, Glands indurated, swelling. 
 
 Constitution, sycotic: lAst. r., Diad., IMed., 
 INatr. p., I INatr. s., INitr. ac, ISars , I IThuya ; 
 a kind of phthisis, not true tuberculosis, 
 INatr. s. g^iT Chap. 22, Sycosis ; also Chap. 
 46, Skin, warts. 
 
 Constitution, syphilitic: lArs., lAscl. t., IIAur. 
 met., IBenz. ac, IClem., ICoral., ICrotal., 
 Cund. ,Eaphor., Ferr. iod., IFluor.ac, IGuaiac, 
 IKali bi., 1 1 Kali iod., IIMerc, IMerc cor., 
 IMerc. d., IMerc iod. rub., IMez., IINitr ac, 
 ■Petrol., IPhos., IPhos. ac,BPhyt, ISars., ISil., 
 ■Stilling., ISul., MSyph., IThuya ; hereditary, 
 keratitis parenchymatosa, I I Merc. ; hereditary, 
 in a girl set. 13, I ISul.; hypopion, with slough- 
 ing ulcer, I ISil.; mercurial, IIAur. mur. nat., 
 IDaph., I IKali iod., ILach.; mercurial-scrof- 
 ulous, I Apis; large doses of mercury (deafness 
 of left ear), IPetrol.; mothers, to prevent 
 disease in offspring, Aur. mur. nat.; proso- 
 palgia, IPhyt.; torpid, cachectic swelling and 
 induration of glandular system, Clem. 
 g^~ Chap. 22, Syphilis. 
 
 Constitution, tuberculous: IIAcet.ac, lAgar., 
 lArs., lArs. iod., lArum t., IBrom., llCalc, 
 Calc. a., ICalc. p., IHep., Hod., IKali c, 
 IKali iod., ILach., ILyc, IMang., Merc, Natr. 
 m., INatr. s., I IPhos., IPix, IPsor., Rhus, 
 ■Sep., ISil., I ISpong., HStann., Strain., ISul., 
 IITuberc; aphonia, IPhos.; oppression of 
 chest, with constant irritation to cough and 
 expectoration, causing evening fever, with 
 hot hands and cheeks, IKali n.; chronic 
 cough, INatr. m.; slight hacking cough, 
 I ITuberc; bloody expectoration, shortness of 
 breath, no pain in chest, palpitation, IFerr.; 
 haemoptysis, IIMyrtus; hyperemia, IKali 
 iod.; bloody or purulent sputa, alternately, 
 IPlurnb. g^ 1 * Chap. 28, Lungs consump- 
 tion ; also Chap. 44, Tubercles. 
 
 Constitution, venous : ICarbo an., ICarbo v., 
 IHam., ILach., Nux v., ISul., Sul. ac. 
 g£2f° hemorrhoidal. 
 
 Constitution, weakly: lArs., ICalc, ICalc. p., 
 ICarbo v., IChin. s., ICinch., Coccul., IColch., 
 IFerr., Fluor, ac, IHep., ILach., IMerc, 
 
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 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 INatr. m., INux v., IPhos., UPhos. ac, Sec, 
 Sep., ISil., Spig., I ISul., Ver.; assimilation 
 imperfect, ISil.; asthma, ICarbo v.; by loss of 
 blood, IChin. s., ICinch.; bookworms, sensi- 
 tive romantic girls, onanists, rakes and drunk- 
 ards, ICoccul.; broken down, IICrotaL, IINitr. 
 ac; broken down, mania-a-potu,IOp.; broken 
 down, with neuralgia, I IPhos.; broken down, 
 caries following syphilitic nodes, I Staph.; 
 broken down, intemperate, abdominal and 
 renal dropsies, Chim. umb.; broken down 
 by continued influence of syphilis and mer- 
 cury, IIAur. met.; cachectic, profound de- 
 bility and great emaciation, I Hod.; cachectic, 
 diarrhoea and colliquative sweats, glandular 
 affections, Phos,; soft chancre, INitr. ac; 
 chorea, IStram.; delicate persons, llgn.; deli- 
 cate (chorea), INatr. m.; dysmenorrhoea, 
 IGraph.; emaciated ; lAlet.; erysipelas phleg- 
 monous, phlyctenous or oedematous, ICrotal.; 
 intermittent fever, Phell.; florid, sanguine 
 and nervous, Chin, s.; loss of fluids and ex- 
 cesses, violent acute diseases, chagrin, or a 
 long succession of emotions, IPhos. ac; after 
 loss of fluids or of vitality, especially in 
 anaemia, IIKalic; headache, with congestion, 
 IFerr. ; intermittent action of heart, with ob- 
 struction to hepatic circulation, I Ver. ; dimin- 
 ished animal heat, Alumin.; hectic fever, 
 worse after meals, ISil.; abdominal hernia 
 and prolapsus, I I Kali ph.; irritable, lymph- 
 atic, weak, and defective reaction, Phell.; 
 meagre, melancholy, chlorotic, sickly com- 
 plexion, hot flushes, burning vertex, head- 
 aches, pain in back, or hot flushes by day 
 and cold flushes by night, insomnia, ILach. ; 
 menopause, ICrotal.; subjects with mucous 
 discharges, . Hydras.; muscular development 
 feeble, intellect keen, ILyc; nervous cough, 
 IPhos.; nervous, cold sweat, Act. sp.; nerv- 
 ous, fat, or plethoric persons and such as 
 have disease of heart and lungs, suffer from 
 veta, ICoca ; nourished imperfectly, ISil.; 
 poorly nourished (scrofulous ozsena), IMerc 
 cor.; paraplegia, Coccul.; sallow, emaciated, 
 IFluor. ac; flue skin, pale face, light com- 
 plexion, lax muscles, ISil.; starving persons, 
 Ign.; pain in stomach, after eating, I IMang ; 
 prolapsus uteri, j Calc p.; large varix from 
 slight cause, ISul. 
 HABIT, drunkards: lAbsin., lAct. rac, 
 I Agar., Ant. c, I Ant. t., IIArs., lAsar., Bell., 
 Bar. c, Cadm., ICalc, Cann. i., ICarbo v., 
 Card, m., Chim. umb., I ICinch., Coccul., 
 Coff., IICrotaL, Dig., IIEup. perf, IGels., 
 IHyos., Illic, Kali br., ILac c, IILach., ILed., 
 Meph., Natr. c, Natr. m., Natr. s., INux m., 
 IINuxv., IIOp., IPhos., IIRan. b., USelen., 
 ■Sep., IStram., ISul., ISul. ac, IZinc; acne, 
 Jgigp Chap. 8, Eruption acne ; amblyobia, 
 ICinch.; apoplexy, ICrotal.; catarrh of blad- 
 der, Coff. t.; brain troubles, IMerc; brandy- 
 drinkers, IFerr.; cholera (a teaspoonful of salt 
 in a glass of water), INatr. m.; coffee should 
 be used by wine-drinkers; cold after overheat- 
 ing, apoplectic, IBar. c; congestion to head 
 and heart, Dig.; cough, IStram.; deafness, 
 ■Petrol.; diarrhoea, IILacb.; dropsy, ISul.; 
 dyspeptics, beer-drinkers, IKali bi.; atonic 
 dyspepsia, IOp.; dyspepsia and debility, 
 INatr. s.; delirium and mental derangement, 
 IMerc. viv.; easily intoxicated. Con.; eczema, 
 
 ILed.; yellow fever, ICadm. s.; glossitis, with 
 paralysis, IINuxv.; gonorrhceal rheumatism, 
 ICrotal.; gout, Astac; haemoptysis, INux v., 
 IOp.; light hair, blue or gray eyes, florid 
 complexion, fat or corpulent, ILobel. i. (op- 
 posite of Nux v.); hands trembling, I INux v.; 
 headaches, 1 1 Agar v INux m., ISelen.; head- 
 ache, hemorrhoids, erysipelatoid inflamma- 
 tion, ILach.; heartburn, INux v.; hemor- 
 rhoids, Crotal., ISul. ac; hypochondriasis, 
 from gastric or liver troubles, IINuxv.; in- 
 sensibility, after apoplexy, IIOp.; cures long- 
 ing by removing irritation of stomach, IPhos.; 
 enlarged liver, IINuxv.; oedema pulmonum, 
 gangrena pulmonum, Crotal.; suppuration 
 of lungs, IOp.; thin, irritable, nervous dispo- 
 sition, INux v.; trembling, snaking of hands, 
 IMagn. p.; nosebleed, HSec; red nose, ILach.; 
 old inebriates, ICrotal., Illic; paralysis, 
 IIOp.; phthisis, ICinch.; pneumonia, INux v.; 
 rakes, Coccul.; popular in Russia, I lAsar.; 
 sensitiveness of stomach to contact, especially 
 of clothes (cancer of stomach), ILach.; spas- 
 modic stricture, IOp.; tendency to syncope, 
 hemorrhage, epistaxis, menorrhagia, petechial 
 eruption, or oedema of lungs or legs, effusion 
 into joints, ophthalmia, diarrhoea, dysentery, 
 Crotal.; tea-drinkers, IFerr.; vomiting, ISuL 
 ac; vomiting of mucus, Zing.; unsuccessful 
 vomiturition, IOp. Jl^gr* Chap. 15, Drinking 
 alcoholic liquors. 
 
 Habit, dirty persons : dread the air, ICaps.; 
 prone to skin affections, I ISul.; filthy smell, 
 UPsor. 
 
 Habit, high living: gluttony, I All. sat.; ad- 
 dicted to use of much wine or coffee, seden- 
 tary habits combined with considerable men- 
 tal exertion, I INux v. 
 
 Habit, drugged subjects : I INux v.; too much 
 medicine has produced an oversensitive con- 
 dition, and remedies fail to act, Mar. v. 
 8^ Chap. 48, Antidotes. 
 
 Habit, tobacco : g&g* Chap. 15, Tobacco. 
 
 OCCUPATION, actors: sore throat, 1 1 Arum t. 
 
 Occupation, auctioneers : sore throat,! I Arum t. 
 
 Occupation, bookworms: ICoccul., INux v. 
 
 Occupation, business men: brain fag, and head- 
 ache in occipito-cervical region, I Pic. ac; 
 nervous and dyspeptic troubles caused by 
 worry and much mental strain with too 
 little bodily exertion, I INux v.; wearing out 
 under mental and physical strain, ICoca. 
 
 Occupation, clergymen : hoarseness, ICaps., 
 UPhos., IRhus ; sore throat, 1 1 Arum t., IFerr. 
 ph. 
 
 Occupation, emigrants: amenorrhoea, consti- 
 pation, 1 1 Plat. 
 
 Occupation, foundrymen : diseases of optic 
 nerve and retina, IMerc. 
 
 Occupation, literary people : brain fag,IPicac 
 
 Occupation, miners : asthma, produced by in- 
 halation of coaldust, INatr. a. 
 
 Occupation, nurses : exhausted by long nurs- 
 ing, ICoccul., Crotal., INitr. ac 
 
 Occupation, orators: sore throat, IIArum t. 
 
 Occupation, workers in plaster : cachectic, 
 Calc. s. 
 
 Occupation, sailors : asthma, on going ashore, 
 IIBrom. 
 
 Occupation, sedentary: constipation, IINux 
 v., I Pod.; constipation, with co-existing men- 
 strual troubles, UPlat.; dyspepsia, IINux v.; 
 
47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION 
 
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 combined with mental exertion (paralysis), 
 INux v.; irritation and inflammation of ova- 
 ries, INux v.; paralysis of intestines from 
 protracted diarrhoea, IOp.; plethora, etc., 
 I INux v.; vertigo, I INux v. 
 
 Occupation, servants : girls from the country 
 become chlorotic in the city, IIPuls. 
 
 Occupation, singers: nervous dread, IIGels.; 
 sore throat, 1 1 Arum t. $^ x " Chap. 25, Voice 
 singing. 
 
 •Occupation, speakers : nervous dread, IIGels. 
 g^ Chap. 25, Voice talking. 
 
 Occupation, stonemasons : chest affections 
 and total loss of strength, consumption, 
 dropsy of chest, emphysema, ISil. 
 
 Occupation, students : cough, INux v.; head- 
 aches, ICalc. p.; headaches in occipito-cervical 
 region, I Pic. ac. 
 
 Occupation, teachers: brain fag, IPic. ac; 
 lady, in seminary, after miscarriage, sleep- 
 lessness, I ICypr. 
 
 Occupation, washerwomen : toothache,IPhos. 
 
 SIZE, dwarfed: stunted, Med.; puny, incip- 
 ient tubercular disease,! ITuberc; though 17, 
 looked 12, was so reduced and dwarfish, 
 HSyph. 
 
 Size, large : bloated (spongy), Amm. c, Ant. c, 
 I Ars., Asaf., IBell., ICalc, ICaps., Cup. m., 
 IFerr., Hell., Kalm.,Lach., Merc, Puis., Khus, 
 Seneg., Spig., Sul. ; fat persons dread the 
 air, ICaps.; fat, chubby, shortnecked chil- 
 dren, disposed to croup, IIKali bi.; fat, light- 
 haired, suffer from catarrhal, syphilitic, or 
 scrofulous affections, IIKali bi.; fat, prosopal- 
 gia, ICalc; fat and sluggish, fat body but legs 
 thin, I Amm. m.; fleshy, aged people, com- 
 plaints following parturition, diseases char- 
 acterized by stitching pains, IKali c; catarrh, 
 or dyspepsia in fleshy people, I All. sat.; fleshy, 
 flabby, tabes mesenterica, with hypertrophied 
 glands, IKreo.; plump, yet flesh is flabby and 
 muscles withered (child), IHep.; obesity, 
 lAmm.br., lAmm. m., Ant. c, lArs., IIAur. 
 met., IBell., Brom., I ICalc, ICalc. a., I ICaps., 
 Cup. m., IFerr., I IGraph., IIKali bi., Kali or., 
 IIKali c, ILobel. i., ILyc, MPhyt, IPuls., 
 ISul., IThuya; obesity, uterine complaints, 
 ■Graph.; obesity of young people, I Ant. c; 
 stout and robust, Ailant. 
 
 Size, tall: lean, spinal anremia, IPhos.; lean, 
 stooping, with dark complexion, Coff.; slen- 
 der, phth isical , I IPhos. ; slender, weak-chested , 
 growing rapidly, IPhos.; slender, dark or fair- 
 haired, hysterical subjects, Vib.; slender, 
 phthisical,delicate eyelashes, soft hair, I IPhos.; 
 slender, tuberculous, pale, clear sclerotica?, 
 great nervous irritability and sensitiveness to 
 external impressions, cough, IPhos. ; slender, 
 disposed to stoop, I IPhos.; sanguine tempera- 
 ment, fair skin, blonde or red hair, quick, 
 lively perceptions, sensitive nature, I IPhos.; 
 slim, fair complexion, consumptive, TJstil. 
 
 Size, thin (emaciated, lean, slender, spare) : 
 IIAmb., lArs., Bry., ICinch., Coff., IFerr., 
 Graph., IHep., Ign.,Ipec,Kreo.,Lac c, ILach., 
 ILvc, Merc, INatr. m., IINitr. ac, INux v., 
 I IPhos., Petrol., IPluinb., Puis., ISec, ISep., 
 ISil., Spig., UStann., Staph., ISul., Ver.; 
 abdominal plethora, CheL; complexion bil- 
 ious, pimply, and subject to erysipelatous 
 inflammation, pallor of face when excited by 
 movement, or very red and flushed, IHep.; 
 
 rigid fibre, swarthy, black hair and eyes, bru- 
 nette rather than the blonde nervous tem- 
 perament, IINitr. ac; invalids, subacute attacks 
 of bronchitis, IPhos.; irritable, choleric, dark 
 hair, make great mental exertion, or lead a 
 sedentary life, I INux v.; legs thin, body fat, 
 I Amm. m.; predisposed to lung and hepatic 
 affections, ILyc; nervous affections, neural- 
 gia, sciatica, lumbago, with deficiency of ani- 
 mal heat, 101. jec; nervous temperament, 
 delicate organization, Xan.; relaxed, Acet. ac; 
 disposed to rheumatism and catarrh, IColch.; 
 scrawny, I ISec; scrofulous diseases of joints, 
 101. jec; spare,dry, Alum.; walk and sit stooped, 
 standing is the most uncomfortable position, 
 I ISul.; incipient, tubercular disease, I ITu- 
 berc; upper body wasted, lower semi-dropsi- 
 cal, ILyc; weak, IFerr.; weak and melan- 
 choly, ILach. g^* Chap. 44, Emaciation. 
 
 TEMPERAMENT, bilious : Aeon., I^Esc. h., 
 Ailant., Amb., Ant. c, Ant. t., IBell., Berb., 
 IIBry., I ICann. i., llCham., ICinch., ICoccul., 
 Ilpec, ILach., IMerc, I INux v., Plat., UPod., 
 IPuls., ISul.; asthma. IPhos.; tendency to 
 constipation, Cub., I INux v. ; dry subjects, 
 ague, where disease degenerates into a slow 
 fever, ITarax.; sick headache, Hris ; hepatic 
 affections, IMerc, INux v.; lymphatic, IBell.; 
 especially after mercurialization, I Pod.; ner- 
 vous (hydrothorax), Amb., I Apis ; stout and 
 robust, Ailant. 
 
 Temperament, choleric (irritable, inclined to 
 anger) : Aeon., Ars., Aur. met., IIBry., Carbo 
 v., ICaust., llCham., Coff., I IFerr., IHep., 
 IIHyos., Kali p., IKalm., ILach., ILyc, 
 Natr. m., INitr. ac, I INux v., IPhos., IPlat., 
 Sec, ISil., Sul.; ardent, disposed to anger, spite 
 or deception, always irritable and impatient, 
 I INux v.; bilious, dark hair and complexion, 
 with firm fibre, IBry.; dissatisfied with 
 everything (diarrhoea), lApis ; especially chil- 
 dren, IIMagn. c; without reaction, in inter- 
 mittent fever, Phell.; foxy, mischievous, 
 destructive, Tarant.; haughty, ILyc, IPlat.; 
 irascible, INux v. ; mistrustful, when sick, 
 ILyc; very particular, zealous persons, in 
 clined to get angry or excited, or of a spiteful, 
 malicious disposition, IINux v.; peevish, 
 llgn.; plethoric, Sec; sedentary, IINux v.; 
 vigorous persons of dry habit, tense fibre, 
 ardent, irascible, tenacious, INux v. 
 
 Temperament, mild (bland): Amb., Bell., Ca- 
 lad., Chini. in., Cic, Coccul., llgn , IPhos. ac, 
 IIPuls., ISil., ISul.; easy, I ISep.; quick to 
 perceive, rapid in execution, Illgn.; tearful, 
 IIPuls.; tearful, anxious (constipation and 
 catarrh), Alum.-, submissive, yielding, IIPuls. 
 
 Temperament, melancholic (hypochondria- 
 cal) : lAcon., Anac, IIAur. met., lAur. mur., 
 Bell., IBry., ICalc, Cinch., Coccul., IColch., 
 ■Graph., illgn., ILach., ILil. tig., ILyc, Mu- 
 rex, IINatr. m., IPlat., IIPuls., IRhus, Stram., 
 ISul., Ver.; spasmodic asthma, caused by anx- 
 ious dreams, sensation as if clothing were too 
 tight, INux v.; choleric, bilious, CheL; wind 
 colic, I IMillef.; constipation, ISul.; inclined 
 to grief, Illgn., IIPuls.; phlegmatic, dark eyes, 
 indolent, ILach.; pneumonia, INux v. ; san- 
 guine, lymphatic, Murex ; subject to skin dis- 
 eases, ILyc; timid, fearful, Coccul. 
 
 Temperament, nervous : I Aeon., Agar., Alum., 
 Amb., IIAnac, Arg. nit., II Ars., Bar. c, IBell., 
 
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 47. STAGES OF LIFE AND CONSTITUTION. 
 
 UCalc, Cann. i., ICarbo v., I ICham., IChin.s., 
 Cinch., ICon., Cup. m., Dig., Graph., IHep., 
 IIHyos., Illgu., ILach., Laur., I ILyc, IIMagn. 
 c, IIMagn. p., Mar. v., IMerc, Natr.c, INatr. 
 m., IINux m., IINux v., IIPlios., IPhos. ac, 
 ■Plat., IPuls., IRhus, Sabina, Sec, ISep.,ISil., 
 IStann., Strain., ISul., IVal., Viol., Zinc; ar- 
 dent, IINux .v.; bashful, timid, ill at ease in 
 society, ICoca; largely developed brains, Bell.; 
 brunettes, IINitr. ac; careful, IINux v.; cho- 
 reic, Tarant.; whooping cough, IKali ph.; 
 delicate (megrim), ICalc ; delicate, pale, sen- 
 sitive (toothache), 1 1 Kali ph.; flatulent dys- 
 pepsia, ILyc, INux m.; noises aud singing in 
 ears, ICoff.; excitable, HCham., IIHyos., 
 Ilgn.; excitable, attacks from sudden or in- 
 tense emotions, or smothering passion, 1 1 Kali 
 ph.; excitable, melancholic, Asar.; excitable, 
 violent throbbing, toothache drives to mad- 
 ness, IVer ; easily exhausted, take cold easily, 
 INux v.; full habit, ICaps. ; dark hair and 
 gray eyes (prosopalgia), I ICalc; hysterical 
 headache, ICoff.; hysterical, Arg. nit., Cas- 
 tor., Plat., IIGels., I Ilgn., Viol.; hysterical, 
 asthma, palpitation, dyspnoea, prostration, 
 and digestive troubles, IBMosch.; hysterical, 
 spasmodic asthma, caused by anxious dreams, 
 sensation as if clothing were too tight, INux 
 v.; hysterical, inclined to taking cold, IBar. c; 
 hysterical, wind colic, I IMillef.; hysterical, 
 spasmodic dysuria, IVib.; hysterical, sensa- 
 tion of great coldness in head.Val.; hysterical, 
 neuralgic headaches, IPlat.; hysterical head- 
 aches from mental causes, dulness of head, 
 Arg. nit.; hysterical, hemorrhoidal patients, 
 perhaps such as suffer from gout or worms, 
 especially those of mournful mind, or alter- 
 nately sad and gay, who cry easily, are pale, 
 easilyfatigued, suffer from wandering pains, are 
 inclined to spasms, IPlat.; hysterical palpita- 
 tion, ISumb.; not hysterical, Atrop.; intellect- 
 ual, Chim. m. ; irritable, excitable, sanguine, 
 IIHyos.; irritable, hysterical, intellectual fac- 
 ulties predominate, hysterical neuralgia, IVal.; 
 irritable, lax fibre, sour smell, Magn. c; irri- 
 table, canine hunger, ISil.; irritable, dry 
 skin, profuse saliva, diarrhoea, night sweats, 
 ISil.; lymphatic, Dig.; lymphatic (dropsy), 
 ■Apis ; melancholic, indigestion, venous con- 
 stitution, with tendency to hemorrhoids, 
 INux v.; premature and profuse menses, 
 I I Kali p.; mild, amiable, refined, sensitive, 
 intellectual, Chim. m.; paraplegia,Coccul.; par- 
 ticular, IINux v.; quick_ motioned, plethoric, 
 skin excessively sensitive to atmospheric 
 changes, I ISul.; sanguine, ICann. i. ; sanguine, 
 readily affected, IGlon.; sensitive, I Aeon., Ai- 
 lant., Ant. c, lArs., ICalc, Canth., Chim. m., 
 Chin.s., ICinch.,IICoff., Cup. m., I Ilgn., Kali 
 p., ILach., ILyc, IINux v., IPallad., I IPhos., 
 IPlat, Sabad., ISil.; sensitive, amblyopia, 
 ISil.; sensitive, sluggish circulation, i I Kali p.; 
 sensitive, especially hysterical subjects, anom- 
 alous functional disorders of heart, Sumb.; 
 sensitive, neuralgic headaches, IPlat.; sensi- 
 tive, remains long impressed by even slight 
 mechanical injuries, lArn.; sensitive, have 
 taken too much medicine, IIMar. v.; sensi- 
 tive, imperfectly nourished from imperfect 
 assimilation, I ISil.; sensitive, cannot bear 
 pain, lArn., ICham., I ICoff.; sensitive to 
 pain, querulous or discontented, Cinch.; sen- 
 
 sitive, peevish, excitable, hysterical, with 
 sanguine nervous temperament, is delicate, 
 falls easily in love, is romantic, bears trials 
 meekly, readily falls into clonic spasms after 
 mental agitation, Ilgn.; sensitive, disposed 
 to rheumatism and catarrh, IColch.; sensi- 
 tive, spoiled natures, Mosch.; tenacious, 
 INuxm.; timid, ICalc, IIPuls.; timid, anx- 
 ious, during cholera season, Asar.; timid, 
 dread storm and are afraid of thunder,IRhod.; 
 weak,desires to be magnetized, I IPhos.; women 
 of a sensitive, easily excited nature, dark hair 
 and skin, but mild disposition, quick to per- 
 ceive, rapid in execution,! Ilgn.; zealous,! INux 
 v. j|@" Chap. 36, Hysteria, Nervousness. 
 
 Temperament, phlegmatic (indolent, slow, tor- 
 pid) : Aloe., lAmm. m., Ant.t., IBell., Calad., 
 I ICalc, ICaps., Coccul., ICinch., IClem., 
 Cycl., IDulc, Ferr. ph., Hep.,Kreo., ILach., 
 iMerc., Mez., INatr. c, INatr. m., IIPuls., 
 Seneg., ISep.; dread open air, ICaps.; aver- 
 sion to open air and dislike to exercise, physi- 
 cal or mental, Natr. c; awkward, easily 
 offended, indolent, melancholic, lack of reac- 
 tion, gastric troubles, ICaps.; malignant blen- 
 norrhoea, IThuya ; bronchitis, ICaust.; always 
 cold and chilly, Led.; comprehension slow, 
 memory weak, ILyc; constipation, IOp.; 
 faceache, ICinch.; fat, unclean, dread of open 
 air, ICaps.; good natured, timid women, and 
 especially during pregnancy, IIPuls.; light 
 hair, irresolute, Mez.; chronic headache with 
 relaxed muscles and general debility, ISul ac; 
 indolent, ICaps., ILach.; irresolute, Mez., 
 IIPuls.; want of bodily irritability, well- 
 chosen remedy makes no impression, IOp.;: 
 lax, Calad.; lax, fibre, light hair, great 
 sensitiveness to slightest contact of ulcers, 
 eruptions and parts affected, IHep.; mild and 
 sluggish, light hair, Coccul.; ill nourished, 
 prophylactic in apoplexy, IMerc; weakly, 
 pale, timid, ICalc; plethoric, Seneg.; scroful- 
 ous, restless and irritable, take cold in damp 
 cold changes, Dulc; slow, sandy hair, blue 
 eyes, pale face, easily moved to laughter or 
 tears, affectionate, mild, gentle, timid, yield- 
 ing, IIPuls.; indolent, enlargement of tonsils, 
 IKali bi. Jl^" Constitution lymphatic. 
 
 Temperament, sanguine : I Aeon., Ars., Aur. 
 met., ICalc, ICham., IChin.s., ICoff., 1 1 Ferr.,, 
 IIHyos., Ilgn., Murex, INitr. ac, INux v.,. 
 I IPhos., Plat.; affectionate persons, IIPuls.; 
 amiable persons, Chim. m.; asthma, in 
 lively subjects, IPhos.; bilious, injured 
 knee, 1 1 Apis ; frequent and great changes; 
 in sensations, feelings changing suddenly 
 from greatest hilarity to deepest despond- 
 ency, Croc; choleric, pettish, quarrel- 
 some, disputative, easily excited, least con- 
 tradiction angers, women are weak, delicate, 
 chlorotic, yet have a very red face, IIFerr.; 
 good natured, IPuls.; haemoptysis, IPhos.; 
 black hair, dark eyes, lively, restless, anxious, 
 Aur. met. ; nervous, hysterical, headache, 
 ICoff.; imagination vivid, ILach.; easily 
 moved to laughter or tears, IIPuls.; muscles 
 soft, flabby (goitre), ICalc; nervous, bilious, 
 (paralysis), I A pis; plethoric, IIAcon., lArn.; 
 quick perception, I IPhos. ; romantic, falls in 
 love easily, Ilgn.; choleric, Coff. c; voluptu- 
 ous, excitable, nervous, especially women,, 
 Ced. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Antidotes. To the effects of massive and molecular doses ; chemical antidotes in poisoning ; to the lasting or chronic 
 
 effects superinduced by the drug. 
 Collateral. Side relations (congeners) belonging to the same or allied botanical family or chemical group. 
 Compatible. Drugs following well. 
 Complementary. Supplying the part of another drug. 
 Inimical. Drugs disagreeing, incompatible, do not follow well. 
 Similar. Drugs suggested for comparison by reason of their similarity ; usually compatible, unless too similar, like Nux 
 
 vomica and Ignatia. 
 
 ABIES NIGRA. 
 
 Similar: Agar., Ars., Bism.,Bry.,Calc, Cinch., 
 Ign., Kali c, Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Puis., 
 Sep., Sul., Zinc. 
 
 ABROTANUM. 
 Compatible: Aeon., Bry., Hep. 
 Similar : Agar., Nux v. 
 
 ABSINTHUM. 
 
 Collateral: Abrot., Art. v. 
 
 Similar : Agar., Bell., Cham., Hyos., Stram. 
 
 ACALYPHA INDICA. 
 
 Collateral : Euphorbiaceae, especially Mercu- 
 rialis annua, and Mancinella. 
 
 ACETICUM ACIDUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Asar., Calc, Coff., Euphor., 
 Hep., I Hgn., Magn., Natr. m., IOp., Plumb., 
 Sep., UStram., Tabac. 
 
 Compatible : Cmch., Dig. 
 
 Inimical: Arn., Bell., Caust., Lach., Merc, 
 Nux v., Ran. b., Sars. 
 
 ACONITUM NAPELLUS. 
 
 Antidotes: Acet. ac, Act. rac, ICoff., ICham., 
 
 ICoff., INux v., Paris, Petrol., Sep., IISul., 
 
 IVer.; vinegar, wine. 
 Compatible: lArn., lArs., IIBell., IBry., 
 
 ICalc, IICofT., IIHep.,Ipec, IILyc, IIMerc; 
 
 INux v., UPhos., IIPuls., IIRhus, ISep., 
 
 ISpong., IISul. 
 Complementary: Arn., ICoff., IISul. 
 
 ACTEA RACEMOSA. 
 Antidotes: lAcon., Bapt. 
 Collateral: Act. sp., and other Ranunculacese. 
 Similar: Act. sp., Bry., ICaulo., Ign., Lil. 
 tig., Natr. m., Puis., Sep. 
 
 ACTEA SPICATA. 
 
 Collateral : Act.rac, and other Ranunculacepe. 
 Compatible : Nux v. 
 
 Similar: Arn., Bry., Caulo., Lye, Rhus, Sah 
 ac, Sticta. 
 
 iESCULUS GLABRA. 
 
 Collateral : iEsc h. 
 
 Similar: Aloe, Colin., Ign., Nux v. 
 
 iESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM. 
 Antidote : Nux v. 
 Collateral : iEsc g. 
 Compatible : Collin., Nux v., Sul. 
 Similar: Aloe, Collin., Merc, Nux v., Pod., 
 Sul. 
 
 iETHUSA CYNAPIUM. 
 Antidotes : Op.; vegetable acids. 
 Collateral : Cic, Con., CEnan. 
 Similar: Ant. c, Asar., Calc, Cupr.,Ipec, Op. 
 
 AGARICUS (AMANITA). 
 
 Antidotes : atropine, brandy, camphor, char- 
 coal, coffee, fat or oil (relieves stomach) , wine ; 
 Calc, IPuls.,Rhus. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., ICalc, ICinch., ILach., 
 IMerc, Op., IPhos., IPuls., IIRhus, ISep., 
 Sil. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Bell., Calc, Cann. i., Cic, 
 Codein., Coff., Hyos., -Ign., Lach., Mygale, 
 Nux v., Op., Puis., Sep., Sticta, Stram., Ta- 
 rant., Therid., Ver., Zinc 
 
 AGNUS CASTUS. 
 Antidotes : Camph., Natr. m. 
 Compatible : Ars., Bry., Ign., Lye, Puis., Sul., 
 Selen. 
 
 AILANTUS GLANDULOSA. 
 
 Antidotes : Nux v., Rhus ; whiskey. 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Similar: Aloe, lAmm. c, Arn., 1 1 Arum t., 
 Bapt., Bry., Gels., Hydr. ac, Hyos., ILach., 
 Nitr. ac, Nux v., UPhyt., Ptel., IRhus, 
 I IStram. 
 
 ALETRIS FARINOSA. 
 
 "Similar : Caulo., Cinch., Hydras., Helon., Puis., 
 Sabina, Selen., Senecio. 
 
 ALLIUM SATIVUM. 
 
 Antidote : Lye. 
 Complementary : Ars. 
 Inimical . Aloe, Cepa, Squilla. 
 Similar : Bry., Caps., Coloc., Ign., Lye., Nux v., 
 Seneg. 
 
 ALOE SOCCOTRINA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Lye., Nux v., ISul., 
 
 mustard. 
 Complementary : Sul. 
 Similar : Ailant., Amm. m., Gamb., INux v., 
 
 I ISul. 
 
 ALUMEN. 
 
 Antidotes : Aloe, Cham., Ipec., Nux v., Sul. 
 
 Similar: Aloe, Alumin., Caps., Ferr., Ferr. 
 iod., Kali bi., Merc., Merc, corr., Mur. ac, 
 Nitr. ac,3Nux v., Op., Plumb., Ratan., Stann., 
 Sul., Sul. ac,Zinc 
 
 ALUMINA (ARGILLiE). 
 
 Antidotes: IBry., Camph., Cham., Ipec, Puis.; 
 
 ailments from lead. 
 Compatible: ICalc, llgn., ILyc, INux v., 
 
 IPhos., IIPuls., USep., I ISul. 
 Complementary : Bry. 
 Similar: Arg. nit., Bar. c, Bry., Calc, Cham., 
 
 Con., Ferr., Ferr. iod.,Gnaphal., Ipec, Kali bi., 
 
 Lach., Lye, Puis., Plumb., Ruta, Sep., Sil., 
 
 Sul., Zinc 
 
 AMBRA GRISEA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Coff., I INux v., IIPuls., 
 
 Staph. 
 Compatible: ICalc, ICaust., llgn., IILyc, 
 
 IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, USep., ISil., I ISul. 
 Similar: Act. rac, Ars., Asaf., Castor., Cinch., 
 
 Coca, Coff., Ign., Kali br., Lach., Mosch., 
 
 Nux v., Op., Phos., Phos. ac, Puis., Sep., 
 
 Staph., Sul., Sul. ac, Val., Ver. 
 
 AMMONIUM BENZOICUM 
 
 Similar: Caust., Gnaph., Tereb.; to its rela- 
 tives the ammonia salts and Benz. ac, espe- 
 cially the latter in gout, rheumatism, and 
 kidney affections, and Amm. phos. in gouty 
 deposits. 
 
 AMMONIUM BROMATUM. 
 
 Similar: Amm. c, Amm. m., Amm. caust., 
 Amm. ph., Arg. nit., Art. v., bromide of cam- 
 phor, Bufo., Calc, Caust., Cinnab., Kali bi., 
 Kali br., Kali perm., Natr. a., Nux v., Ratan., 
 Sil., Sul., Zinc. 
 
 AMMONIUM CARBONICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Arn., Camph., Hep.; vegetable 
 acids, fixed oils as castor, linseed, almond 
 and oliveoils ; Rhus poisoning and stings of 
 insects. 
 
 Compatible: lArs., IBell., IBry., HCalc, 
 ■Graph., IHep., IKali c, IILyc, IMerc, 
 ■Nux v., I IPhos., IIPuls., lEhus, USep., 
 ISil., I ISul. 
 
 Inimical: Lach. 
 
 Similar : Amm. br., Amm. m., Amm. ph., Ant.t., 
 Arn., Ars., Apis, Aurum, Bell., Calc, Coccul., 
 Hep., Kali bi., Kali c, Lach., Laur., Natr. m., 
 Phos., Puis., Rhus, Ruta, Staph., Sul., Ver. 
 
 AMMONIUM MURIATICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Coff., Hep., Nux v.; bitter almonds, 
 camphor. 
 
 Compatible: IBry., ICalc, llPhos., IIPuls., 
 I IRhus, ISep. 
 
 Similar : to its relatives and to Aloe, Ant. c, 
 Arg. nit., Ars., Calc, Carbo v., Caust., Coloc, 
 Con., Hep., Iod., Kali bi., Kali chlor., Kali 
 hydr., Magn. m., Merc, Merc cor., Natr. m., 
 Nux v., Phos., Rhus, Seneg., Sep., Sil., Sul. 
 
 AMMONIACUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Arn., Bry. 
 
 Similar : to its relatives the Umbelliferse, par- 
 ticularly Con.; also to Aeon., Amb., Arn., 
 Ars., Asaf., Aurum, Bell., Chel., Cic, Cotyl., 
 Fagopyr., Iber., Lye, Mez., Natr. m., Nitr. 
 ac, Phos., Puis., Ruta, Seneg., Sul., Sumb. 
 
 AMYGDALA AMARA. 
 
 Antidotes: Op.; strong coffee ; cold water 
 poured over head. 
 
 Similar : to its relatives, especially the Pomese 
 and Prunese of the Rosacea?, and to Manihot 
 util., Chardinia xeranthemoides, Ximenia 
 Americana, Ipomoea dissecta and the Agari- 
 cus oreades, all of which emit Hydr. ac; also 
 Ant. t., Bell., Hyos., Lach., Laur., Naja, Op., 
 Stram., Tabac 
 
 AMYLENUM NITROSUM. 
 
 Antidote: Cact. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Bell., Cact., Chlorof., Coca, 
 ether, Kali br., Lach., Nitr. sp. d.;'to failure 
 of respiration by chloroform, and to convul- 
 sions of strychnine. 
 
 ANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALE. 
 
 Antidote : Rhus. 
 
 Collateral : Anac or., and the Rhoes. 
 Similar: Canth., Crot. t., Mez., Rhus rad., 
 Rhus. 
 
 ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE. 
 
 Antidotes: Coff., Jugl., Rhus; smelling raw 
 
 coffee. 
 Collateral: Anac. oc, Comoc, Rhus glab., 
 
 Rhus rad. , Rhus tox., Rhus v. 
 Compatible: IBell., ICalc, ICon., IILyc, 
 
 Phos. ac, Plat., IIPuls., ISul. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 Similar : Ant. t., Apis, Caust., Ferr., Iod., Jugl., 
 Lye, Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Phos. ac, 
 Plat., Puis., Urt. ur., Zinc. ; also to Terebin- 
 thinese. 
 
 ■ ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Coff., Coloc, Rhus. 
 Collateral: Cyclam. 
 
 Similar: Coff., Cycl.,Lith., Puis., Rhus, Sep., 
 Tell. 
 
 ANANTHERUM MURICATUM. 
 
 Inimical : wine and strong liquors. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Act. rac, Agar., Arn., Bell., 
 Bry., Calc, Cann. s., Canth., Carbo v., Caust , 
 Cham., Coccul., Coff., Coral., Euph., Gels., 
 Hydras., Hyos., Ign., Kali hydr., Lach., 
 Lyss., Merc, Mosch., Nux v., Puis., Rhus, 
 Staph., Stram., Sul., Thuya, Zinc. 
 
 ANGUSTURA. 
 
 Antidotes : Bry., Coff. 
 
 Compatible : IIBell., ILyc, IPhos. ac, IPuls. , 
 
 USep., ISul. ; to mercury, like other Rutacese. 
 Similar: Msc. h., Aloes, Ant. c, Ant. t , Bell., 
 
 Bry.,Cepa, Cham., Cic, Coff., Hyper., Ign., 
 
 Led., Lil. tig., Merc, Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., 
 
 Puis., Ran. b., Rhus, Sep., Sil. 
 
 ANTHRACINUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Apis, I Ars.* Camph., ICarbo v., 
 Carbol. ac, Cinch., Kreo., ILach., Puls.,Rhus, 
 Sal. ac, Sil. 
 
 ANTHROKOKALI. 
 
 Compatible : Dulc., Ferr. iod. 
 
 Similar : to the Carbons, also to Aeon., Ant. c , 
 Ars., Bry., Carbo a., Carbo v., Kali c, Rhus, 
 Ver. 
 
 ANTIMONIUM ARSENICUM. 
 
 Similar : to other antimony salts ; to Amm. c, 
 Ars., Aur. met., Lach., Merc, sul., Phos., Puis., 
 Sul. 
 
 ANTIMONIUM CHLORIDUM. 
 
 Similar : to other antimony salts, and to the 
 acids ; also to Ars., Carbo v., Con. 
 
 ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Calc, IHep., IMerc; stings of in- 
 sects. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., Ipec, IMerc, IPhos., 
 I IPuls., Rhus, ISep., ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Squilla. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Amm. m., Apis, Ars., IBry., 
 Carbo v., Cham., Euph., Ferr., Hep., Ilpec, 
 ILyc, Merc, Nux v., IPuls., Ran. b., Rhus, 
 Squilla, Sul. 
 
 ANTIMONIUM SULPH. AURATUM. 
 
 Similar: the Antimonies; Amm. c, Ars., 
 Aur. met., Ferr., Merc s., Sul. 
 
 ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Asaf., Cinch., Coccul., Con., Hpec,* 
 
 Laur., Op., IPuls., Sep. 
 Compatible : Bar. c, IBell., Bry., Camph., 
 
 Caust., Ipec, Merc, INux v., I IPhos., I IPuls., 
 
 IIRhus, Sep., ISul. 
 Similar: Aeon., Ars., Bar. c, Brom., Camph., 
 
 Ferr. ph., Hep., Iod., Ipec, Kali iod., Lach., 
 
 Lye, Phos., Puis., Tereb., Ver. 
 
 APHIS CHENOPODII GLAUCI. 
 
 Related : to the Polygonacese, including Ru- 
 
 mex and Rheum. 
 Similar: ^Ethus., Ant. c, Apis, Arg. nit., 
 
 Cham., Dulc, Gels., Merc, Natr. s., Nux v., 
 
 Phos., Puis. 
 
 APIS. 
 
 Antidotes : to massive doses and in poisoning,, 
 Natrum muriaticum in substance, solution and 
 potencies; sweet oil (contains table salt); 
 onions ; also Apis potentized, Canth., Cinch., 
 Dig., Iod., Ipec, Lach., Lact. ac 
 
 Collateral: Bombus, Crabro, Vespa. 
 
 Compatible : I Ars., IIBell., Codein., Graph., 
 IHep., Iod.,IILyc, IMerc, INatr.m., IPhos., 
 Stram., I ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Natr. m. 
 
 Inimical : Rhus. 
 
 Similar : Acet. ac, Aeon., Anac, Apoc, Arn., 
 Ars., Bell., Brom., Bry., Canth., Cinch., 
 Colch., Crot. t., Euph., Ferr., Graph., Hep., 
 Iod., Lach., Lye, Merc, Natr. a., Natr. m., 
 Puis., Rhus, Rumex, Sabina, Sep., Sil., Sul., 
 Tereb., Therid., Thuya, Urt. ur., Zinc. 
 
 APOCYNUM CANNABINUM. 
 
 Similar: Acet. ac, lApis, lArs., Bell., Brv., 
 Cinch., Colch., Dig., Elat., IHell., Kali c, 
 Lye, Merc, Merc, sul., Squilla, Sul., Ver. 
 
 ARGENTUM METALLICUM 
 Antidotes: Merc, Puis. 
 Compatible: Alum., 1 1 Asaf., IBell., 1 1 Calc, 
 
 ILyc, IMerc, IPhos., Plat., I IPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ■Sep., Stront. 
 Similar : Arg. nit., Puis., Stann., Zinc. 
 
 ARGENTUM NITRICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Amm. caust., Ars., IINatr. m.' 
 (chemical and dynamic) , milk ; boys' com- 
 plaints after use of tobacco. 
 
 Compatible : Bry., Spig., Spong., Ver. 
 
 Similar: Aurum, Cup. m., Kali bi., Lach., 
 Merc, Merc, cor., Merc, iod., Natr. m., Nitr. ac 
 
 ARNICA MONTANA. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Amm. c, Ars., Cic, Cinch., 
 Ferr., Ign., Ipec, Seneg.; to massive doses, 
 Camph., Ipec. 
 
 Compatible : 1 1 Aeon., Apis, Ars., IBell., Bry., 
 ICalc, ICinch., Ipec, ILyc, INux v., IPhos., 
 IIPuls.,IIRhus,ISep., ISil.,ISul., Sul. ac, Ver. 
 
 Complementary: Aeon. 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Inimical : after the bite of a dog or any rabid 
 or angry animal ; wine increases unpleasant 
 effects. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Amm. c, Ars., Bapt., Bell., 
 Bry.,Calend., Cham., Cinch., Crot. t.,Euph., 
 Ferr., Hep., IHyper., Ham., Ipec, Merc, 
 Puis., Ran. sc, IRhus, Ruta, Staph., Sil., Sul., 
 Sul. ac, ISymph., Ver. 
 
 ARSENICUM ALBUM. 
 
 Antidotes : at first milk, albumen, etc., to en- 
 velop poison until antidote or emetic can be 
 obtained; induce vomiting by emetics of mus- 
 tard, sulphate of zinc, or sulphate of copper, 
 etc., but avoid tartar emetic, and other sub- 
 stances which strongly irritate mucous mem- 
 brane ; lime water is useful by diminishing 
 solubility of arsenious acid; demulcent drinks 
 in large quantities are useful ; to counteract 
 that portion of arsenic not expelled from 
 stomach, freshly prepared ferric hydrate or 
 magnesia should be given in large quantities ; 
 castor oil to expel arsenious acid from intes- 
 tines; chemical antidotes, such as animal 
 charcoal, hydrated peroxide of iron, magnesia, 
 and lime water may prove useful ; opium is of 
 service as a dynamic antidote, if stomach 
 rejects it administer it in form of clysters ; 
 Hepar is a most useful antidote ; use brandy 
 and stimulants when there is much depres- 
 sion and collapse ; if urine is suppressed give 
 large quantities of water containing sweet 
 spirits of nitre ; to potencies Camph., ICarbo 
 v., Chin, s., ICinch., Dig., IFerr., Graph., 
 IIHep., Iod., Ilpec, Lach., INux v., IPhos., 
 Plumb., Samb., Tabac, I Ver.; it antidotes 
 sausage poisoning, dissection wounds and 
 anthrax poison. 
 
 Compatible: Aeon., Arn., IBell., IBry., ICalc, 
 ICarbo v., ICinch., Diad., IFerr., IIHep., 
 Iod., Ilpec, ILach., IILyc., IMerc, INux v., 
 I IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISil., ISul., 
 ■Ver. 
 
 Complementary : All. sat., Carbo v., IPhos. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Apoc, Arg. nit., Ars. met., Bell., 
 Bism., Calc, Cann. i., Carbo v., Cinch., Ferr., 
 Hyos., Ipec, Kreo., Lach., Lye, Nux v., Phos., 
 Puis., Rhus, Sil., Tabac, Ver. 
 
 ARSENICUM HYDROGENISATUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Nux v.; Amm. acet. and sinapism 
 relieved breathing ; turpentine should be 
 tried ; drinks containing sulphuretted hydro- 
 
 • gen appear to relieve most. (Berzelius. ) 
 
 Similar : Carbo v. 
 
 ARSENICUM IODATUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Bry. 
 Compatible : Con., Sul. 
 
 ARSENICUM METALLICUM. 
 
 Antidote : Bell. 
 
 Similar: Ars., Iod., Merc, Natr. c, Nux v., 
 Rhus, Sul. 
 
 ARSENICUM SULPHURATUM 
 FLAVUM. 
 
 Similar : Calc. 
 
 ARTEMISIA VULGARIS. 
 
 Collateral: nearest, Abrot,, Absin.; more dis- 
 tant, Arn., Cham., Cina, Millef., Tanacetum. 
 
 Compatible : Caust., Iod. 
 
 Similar: Absin., Apis, Bufo., Caust., Cham., 
 Cic, Cina, Hell., Puis., Euta, Sec, Stram. 
 
 ARUM DRACONTIUM. 
 
 Collateral : Arum m., Arum t. 
 
 Compatible : Ant. t., Colch. 
 
 Similar : Calad. JS^ Arum triphyllum. 
 
 ARUM MACULATUM. 
 Antidotes : sweet oil, milk, butter. 
 
 ARUM TRIPHYLLUM. 
 
 Antidotes : sweet oil, milk, butter, buttermilk, 
 Acet. ac, Lactf. ac,Puls. 
 
 Collateral : Arum d., Arum m., Calad. 
 
 Compatible : Caust., Hep., Nitr. ac. 
 
 Inimical : Calad., which is too similar. 
 
 Similar: Ailant., Amm. c, Amm. m., Arg. 
 nit., Ars.,Canth., Caps., Castor., Caust., Cepa, 
 Croc, Hep., Hydr. ac, Iod., Kali iod., Lach., 
 Lye, Merc, Mez., Mur. ac, Nitr. ac, Phyt., 
 Sang., Sil., Sul. 
 
 ARUNDO MAURITANICA. 
 
 Similar : Calc, Lye, Sul. 
 
 ASAFCETIDA. 
 
 Antidotes: 1 1 Caust., 1 1 Camph., I ICinch., 
 
 IMerc, IPuls., I IVal.; to alcohol. 
 Collateral : Ammoniac, Cic, Con., etc. 
 Compatible: ICalc, ILyc, IMerc, IPhos., 
 
 IIPuls., ISep., ISil., Sul., Thuya, IVal. 
 Similar : Arg. nit., Aurum met., Castor., Caust., 
 
 Cinch., Crot. t., Hep., Ign., Merc, Mosch., 
 
 Phos., Puis., Thuya, Val. 
 
 ASARUM EUROPIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : camphor, vinegar, vegetable acids. 
 
 Compatible : Bism., INux v., IIPuls. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Aloe, Camph., Cup. m., 
 Hep., Ipec, Merc, Nux v., Phos., Pod., Puis., 
 Sep., Stram., Sul. ac, Tabac, Ver. 
 
 ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA. 
 
 Collateral : Ascl. t, Ascl.vincet. 
 Similar : Act. rac, Bry., Colch. 
 
 ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA. 
 
 Antidotes : Sul., Ver. 
 Collateral : Ascl. s., Ascl. vincet. 
 Similar : Agar., Bry. 
 
 ASIMINA TRILOBA. 
 
 Similar : Illic, Liriodendron. 
 
 ASPARAGUS OFFICINALIS. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Apis, Coff. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 1199 
 
 Collateral: Convallaria maj., Medeola virg., 
 
 Trillium cer., Sars. 
 Similar: Am., Aur. mur., Cann., Dig., Spig. 
 
 ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS. 
 Antidote : Aeon. 
 Similar : Apis, Rhus. 
 
 ASTERIAS RUBENS. 
 Antidotes: Plumb., Zinc. 
 Collateral: Murex, Sep. 
 Compatible: Bell., Calc.,Carbo a., Con., Ipec., 
 
 Sil., Sul. 
 Inimical : coffee and Nux v. 
 Similar : Bell., Crot. t., Gamb., Grat., Jatroph., 
 
 Lil. tig., Thuya. 
 
 ATROPINUM. 
 Antidotes: Calab., Op. 
 Similar: Bell. 
 
 ATROPINUM SULPHURICUM. 
 
 Antidote : to Muscarine, or poisoning by mush- 
 rooms, especially dyspnoea ; to meconate of 
 morphia, or any other salt of opium, espe- 
 cially where the heart's action is greatly di- 
 minished. 
 
 AURANTIUM. 
 
 Antidote : an orange eaten before breakfast 
 is said to destroy the desire for alcoholic 
 drinks. 
 
 AURUM METALLICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Camph., Cinch., Coccul., 
 Coff., Cupr., Merc, Puis., Spig., Sol. nigr.; to 
 ill effects of mercury ; to large quantities of 
 iodide of potash. 
 
 Compatible: I Bell., ICalc, IHep., IILyc, 
 ■Merc, INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 USep., ISil., IISul. 
 
 Similar : Amm. c, Arg. met., Arg. nit., Ars., 
 Asaf., Bell., Caps., Calc, Calc. p., Cinch., 
 Coccul., Coff, Cupr., Dig., Ferr., Glon., Hep., 
 Iod., Kali bi., Kali br., Kali c, Kali iod., 
 Lach., Lye, Merc, Nitr. ac, Nux v., Pallad., 
 Plat., Puis., Sol. nigr., Sep., Sil., Spig., Sul., 
 Tarant., Thuya, Yer. v. 
 
 AURUM MURIATICUM. 
 Antidotes: Bell., Cinnab., Merc. 
 Inimical : Sulphur springs. 
 Similar : Aeon., Amm. c, Arg. met., Arg. nit., 
 
 Ars., Bell., Cinnab., Ferr., Glon., Lye, Merc, 
 
 Nitr. ac, Phos., Plat., Sil., Sul. 
 
 AURUM MURIATICUM NATRONA- 
 TUM. 
 
 Inimical : coffee and alcohol. 
 
 Similar : Arg. nit., Ars., Aur. met., Aur. mur., 
 
 Badiag., Bry., Cist., Con., Graph., Hep., Iod., 
 
 Kali bi., Kali iod., Lye, Merc, viv., Merc. 
 
 sul., Merc. iod. rub., Nitr. ac, Phos., Phos. ac, 
 
 Sul., Thuya. 
 
 BADIAGA. 
 
 Collateral: Spong. 
 
 Compatible : Lach. 
 
 Complementary: Iod., Merc, Sul. 
 
 Similar: Calc s., Carbo a., Cist., Clem., Hep., 
 Iod., Kali iod., Lach., Merc, Merc, iod., 
 Nitr. ac, Seneg., Sil., Spong., Sul. 
 
 BAPTISIA TINCTORIA. 
 
 Compatible : Nitr. ac, Tereb. 
 
 Similar: lArn., lArs., IBry., Gels., Ham., 
 
 Hyos., Kali chlor., Lach., Mur. ac, Nitr. ac, 
 
 Nux v., Op., IRhus, Sil. 
 
 BARYTA CARBONICA. 
 
 Antidotes : Ant. t., Bell.,Camph., Dulc,Merc, 
 
 Zinc 
 Compatible : Ars., IBell., ICalc, ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 INux v., I IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISil., 
 
 I Sul., Squilla. 
 Inimical : Calc. (in scrofula). 
 Similar: Alum., Ant. t., Bell., Calc, Calc iod., 
 
 Caust., Cham., Cinch., Con., Dulc, Fluor, ac, 
 
 Iod., Lach., Lvc, Magn. c, Merc, Natr. c, 
 
 Phos., Puis., Sep., Sil., Sul., Tell. 
 
 BARYTA MURIATICA. 
 
 Antidote : Absin. 
 Compatible : Am. 
 Similar: Con. 
 
 BELLADONNA. 
 
 Antidotes : vegetable acids, infusion of galls 
 or green tea, coffee, Hyoscyamus, Opium ; 
 to effects of small doses, Aeon., Arum t., 
 Atrop., Camph., Cinch., 1 1 Coff., Cup. m., 
 Ferr., IHep., 1 1 Hyos., Jab., Merc, IOp., Plat., 
 Plumb., Puis., Sabad., wine. 
 
 Complementary: Calc. 
 
 Compatible: lArn., lArs., lAur. met., IBry., 
 I ICalc, ICaps., ICaust., ICham., ICic, 
 ICinch., ICoccul., ICon., IIHep.,IHyos.,IIgn., 
 Ilpec, IILach., IILyc, IIMerc, I Natr. c, 
 INatr. m., INitr. ac, INux v., Op., IPhos., 
 IIPuls., IRhus, Seneg., ISep., ISpig., IStaph., 
 ■Strain., IISul., Val., IVer., and lemon juice. 
 
 Inimical: Dulc, vinegar. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., alcohol, Ars., Bry., Calc, 
 Cham., Cic, Coff, Cupr., Eup. pur., Gels., 
 Hep., Hyos., Lach., Merc, Nux v., Op. , Puis., 
 Rhus, Stram., Tereb., Ver. 
 
 BENZOIC ACID. 
 
 Antidote : after abuse of Copaiva in suppres- 
 sion of gonorrhoea, or for warts around anus 
 appearing after Copaiva had been used for 
 chancre ; has been used for dysuria senilis 
 from enlarged prostate in conjunction with 
 Copaiva. 
 
 Inimical : wine. 
 
 Similar : Cop., Ferr., Zinc. 
 
 BERBERIS. 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Camph., Bell. 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Compatible: Arn., Bry., Kali bi., Lye, Rhus, 
 
 Sul. 
 Similar: Aeon., Aloe, Ant. t., Ars., Calc., 
 
 Calc.p.,Carbo v., Cham., Cinch., Lye., Natr.m., 
 
 Nitr. ac., Nux v., Puis., Rheum. 
 
 BISMUTHUM. 
 
 Antidotes : coffee, Calc, Caps., Nux v. 
 
 Collateral: isomorphic with Ant. c, Ars and 
 Phos. 
 
 Compatible: I Ars., IIBell., ICalc, ICycl., 
 Evonymus, Hgn., IKali c, ILyc, IMerc, 
 INux v., IIPuls., IRhus, USep., ISiL, ISul. 
 
 Similar: Ant. c, lArs., IIBell., I IBry., Calc, 
 Caps., Cinch., Ign., Kali c, Kreo., Lach., 
 Lye, Merc, Nux v., Phos., Plumb., Puis., 
 Rhus, Sep., Sil., Staph. 
 
 BORAX. 
 
 Antidotes : Cham., Coff. 
 
 Compatible: IBry., HCalc, ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 I INux v., IPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISiL, ISul. 
 Inimical : vinegar, wine. 
 
 Similar: Amm. c, 1 1 Ars., Bell., IBry., 
 
 I I Calc, Graph., Ign., Kali bi., Lye, Magn. m., 
 Merc, Nux v., Phos., Puis., Rhus, Sep., Sil., 
 Sul. 
 
 BOVISTA. 
 
 Antidote : Camph.; to bad effects of tar, ex- 
 ternally applied ; to suffocation from carbon 
 vapors. 
 
 Compatible: Alumin., HCalc, IPhos., IPuls., 
 I IRhus, I ISep., IStaph., ISul., IVer. 
 
 Inimical : coffee. 
 
 Similar : Bry., HCalc, Carbo v., Caust., Kali c, 
 Lye, Merc, Natr. m., IPhos., Puis., Rhus, 
 Sep., Sil., Spig., Staph., Stront., Val. 
 
 BRACHYGLOTTIS REPENS. 
 
 Similar : the other Eupatoriacese ; to Apis, 
 Arn., Bov., Calend., Helon., Merc cor., Nux v., 
 Op., Plumb., Senecio. 
 
 BROMIUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Amm. c, Camph., Magn. c, Op. 
 
 Compatible : Arg. nit. (generally after, not 
 before), Kali c 
 
 Similar: Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Bell., 
 Bor., Caust., IChlor., Cina, Cinch., Coff., 
 Con., Cup. m., Fluor, ae, IHep., Hod., 
 Lach., Lye, IMerc, Phos., Rhus, Sep., 
 ISpong., Sul. 
 
 BRYONIA ALBA. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., lAlumin., ICalc, Camph., 
 ICham., Chel., Chlor., Cinch., Clem., Coff., 
 Fragaria, Hgn., Mere, Mur. ae, INux v., 
 ■Puis., Rhus, Seneg. 
 
 Collateral : the Cucurbitaceae. 
 
 Compatible: Aeon., HAlum., Ammoniac, 
 I Bell., ICalc, ICon., Kali e, ILyc, IMerc, 
 INux v., Op., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., 
 I ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Alumin., Rhus. 
 
 Similar: 1 1 Aeon., Ammoniac, I Ant. c, Arn., 
 IIArs., Ascl. t., IBell., ICalc, Carbo v.,. 
 HCaust., Cham., Illgn., Ipec, IKali c, Kreo., 
 Lach., ILyc, Merc, IINatr. m., Natr. s.,. 
 Nitr. ac, I INux v., Op., Petrol., IPhos., Pod., 
 Puis., Ran. b., IRhus, Rumex, Sep., Sil., Spig.,, 
 Squilla, I ISul. 
 
 BUFONES. 
 
 Antidotes: Lach., Seneg. 
 
 Complementary : Salamandra (epilepsy, cere- 
 bral softening). 
 
 Similar: Ant. c, Ars., Art. v., Calc, Canth., 
 Cub., Hep., Hyos., Kali br., Lach., Merc, 
 Natr. m., Nux v., Phos. ae, Sil., IISul.,Tarant. 
 
 CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Camph., Cinch. 
 
 Collateral : Cereus Bonplandii, Cereus serpen- 
 tinus, Opuntia. 
 
 Compatible : Aeon., Arn., Ars., IBell., Bry., 
 Cham., Dig., Eup. perf., Gels., Ipec, Kali br. r 
 ILach., Nux v., Rhus, Sul. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Act. rac,Aloe, Alum., Amm. m., 
 Amyl., Ant. t., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bov., 
 Bry., Cadm. s., Cain., Calc, Carbo v., Caust., 
 Coral., Crotal., Dig., Eup. perf., Glon., Iod.,. 
 Ipec, Justitia, Kalie, Kali chlor., Kali n. r 
 Kalm., Lach., Lil. tig., Murex, Naja,Natr. m., 
 Nux v., Op., Puis., Rhus, Sil., Spig., Stram.,, 
 Sul., Tabac, Tarant., Zinc 
 
 CADMIUM SULFURATUM. 
 
 Compatible : Bell., Carbo v., Nitr. ac. 
 
 Similar: iEthus., Aloes, Ant. t., Ars., Asar. f 
 Bry., Colch., Crot. t., Cup., Hell., Ipec, Kali 
 bi., Kali chlor., Nux v., Pod., Rhus, Sep., Ta- 
 bac, Ver., IZine 
 
 CAINCA. 
 
 Antidotes : Colch., Rhus, Ver. 
 Compatible: Ars. 
 Similar : lApoc, Bry. 
 
 CALABAR (PHYSOSTIGMA). 
 
 Antidotes : Atrop., Chloral.; camphor suspends 
 
 the symptoms temporarily. 
 Compatible: Amyl., Con., Gels. 
 Similar: Agar., Bell., Caust., Cham., Con., 
 
 Curar., Gels., Nux v., Passiflora, Solanum. 
 
 CALADIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph., HCaps.; the juice of the 
 sugar cane is said to be antidotal, and the ne- 
 groes say the juice of the root will annul effect 
 produced by the juice of the leaves ; Hgn. 
 relieved the stitches in pit of stomach, and the 
 fever; Carbo. v. removed the rash; Hyos. 
 lessened the night cough, Zing, the asthma ; 
 Merc, relieved preputial symptoms. 
 
 Collateral : Arum d., Arum m., Arum t. 
 
 Compatible: Aeon., IBrv., Canth., ILyc, 
 IMerc, INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., ISep., ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Nitr. ac 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 Inimical: Arum t., and doubtless the other 
 
 Aracese. 
 Similar: the Arace?e generally; 1 1 Aeon., 
 
 IBry., Carbo v., Canth., HCaps., HCaust., 
 
 Hyos.,IIgn., ILyc., IMerc., INitr. ac.,IINux v., 
 
 IPhos., IIPuls., ISep., ISul.,Zing. 
 
 CALCAREA ARSENICA. 
 Antidotes : Carbo v., Glon., Puis. 
 Compatible : Con., Glon., Op., Puis. 
 Similar : Ars., Carbo v., Dig., Glon,, Ipec., 
 
 Kali iod., Lith., Nux v., Phos., Puis., Sep., 
 
 Sul. 
 
 CALCAREA FLUORICA. 
 
 Compatible: Bry., Calc., Calc. p., Natr.ru., 
 
 ISil. 
 Similar : Calc. p., Fluor, ac., Natr. m., Phos. ac., 
 
 Sil. 
 
 CALCAREA OSTREARUM (CALCA- 
 REA CARBONICA). 
 
 Antidotes : Bism., Bry.„ Camph., Chin, s., 
 Cinch., Dig., Ipec, Mez., INitr. ac, Nitr. 
 sp. d., INux v., Phos., Sul. 
 
 Compatible: lArs., IBell., ICham., ICinch., 
 Con., I ICupr., Hgn., IILyc, IMerc, INatr. m., 
 I INitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., I IPhos. ac, 
 Plat., IIPuls., I lEhus, I ISep., ISil., ISpong., 
 IISul. 
 
 Complementary : Bell., Lye 
 
 Inimical: before Nitr. ac and Sul. (Hahne- 
 mann.) 
 
 Similar : Alumin., Amm. m., Arn., Ars. , Bar. c, 
 IIBell., IBry., ICalc p., Cham., Cina, ICinch., 
 Coccul., Con., ICupr., Filix, Fluor, ac, Ign., 
 Iod., Ilpec, Kali c, IILyc, Magn. c, Mar. v., 
 ■Mere, Mez., Nitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., Puis., 
 Rhus, Sacch. alb., Sec, Sep., ISil., IISul., 
 Ver., Zinc. 
 
 CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA. 
 
 Compatible: after Ars., Iod., Merc; before 
 Sul. 
 
 Complementary : Euta. 
 
 Similar : Ars.,Berb.,ICalc,ICalcfl.,IICarbo an., 
 ICham., Ferr. ph., IIFluor. ac, Iod., Kali m., 
 Kali ph., Magn. p., Merc, Natr. m., Natr. p., 
 Nux v., IPhos., Psor., lEuta, ISil., Sul. 
 
 CALCAREA SULPHURICA. 
 
 Compatible : after Kali m., Natr. s., Sil. 
 Similar: Calend., IIHep., Kali m., Natr. s., 
 ISil. 
 
 CALENDULA. 
 Antidote : Arn. 
 Compatible : Arn., Ars., Bry., Nitr. ac, Phos., 
 
 Rhus ; before Arn. or Hep.; after Ars. 
 Complementary : Hep. 
 Inimical : Camph. 
 Similar: lArn., Ars., Bry., Calc. s., Camph., 
 
 Carbo an., Carbo v., iHyper.; in painful 
 
 wounds, Led., Nitr. ac, Phos., Rhus, Euta, 
 
 Sal. ac, Sul. ac, Symph. 
 
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 CAMPHORA. 
 
 Antidotes : Canth., Cup. in., Dulc, Lye, Nitr. 
 sp. d., Op., Phos., Squilla ; the effects of so- 
 called worm medicines, tobacco, bitter al- 
 monds, and other fruits containing prussic 
 acid, likewise for the secondary affections re- 
 maining after poisonings with acids, salts, 
 metals, poisonous mushrooms, etc., in most 
 other cases the smelling of camphor is not 
 antidotal, but palliative, by producing the 
 symptom, "pain better while thinking of it"; 
 vaccine virus failed to take effect when kept 
 in proximity to camphor. 
 
 Inimical : after Nitrum ; in some cases coffee 
 aggravated and was followed by vomiting. 
 
 Compatible: IIArs., IIBell., IBry., ICon., 
 IHvos., ILvc, IMerc, INux v., IOp., IPuls., 
 ■Rhus, ISep., ISul., II Ver. 
 
 Similar: ICarbo v., Canth., Cup. m., Dulc, 
 Lye, Nitr., Nitr. sp. d., Op., Phos., Squilla, 
 IVer. 
 
 CANNABIS INDICA. 
 
 Cannabis sativa. 
 
 CANNABIS SATIVA. 
 
 Antidotes : lemon juice, strychnia, and fara- 
 dization of respiratory muscles to maintain 
 respiration; to small doses, Camph., Merc. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., ICoccul., IHyos., 
 IILyc, IMerc, INux v., Op., IPhos., IIPuls., 
 lEhus, ISep., ISil., ISul., IVer. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Arn., Bry., Cann.i., ICanth., 
 Petrol., Petrosel., Stann., IStram., Sul. 
 
 CANTHARIDES. 
 
 Antidotes: vinegar and alcohol; Aeon., 
 1 1 Camph., Kali n., Laur., I IPuls., 
 
 Compatible: IIBell., IBry., ICalc, ILyc, 
 IMerc, INux v., I IPhos., IPuls., lEhus, 
 ■Sep., ISil., IISul. 
 
 Inimical : coffee; oil increases pernicious effects 
 by rendering the active principle Canthari- 
 dine nonsoluble, favoring greater absorption. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Apis, Bell., Bry., Camph., 
 Cann.i., Caps., Cinch., Cochl., Coff, Coloc, 
 Dory. , Equiset, Form., Hydrang., Hyos. , Laur., 
 Led., Linariav., Lye, Merc, Phos., Puis., 
 Ehus, Sassafras, Seneg., Sep., Stram., Sul.; 
 vesicatory, Arnica fly, Arum t., Canth. strig., 
 Clem, vit., Clem, cr., Crot. t., Dory., Euph. 
 cor., Jugl. cath., Lytta vit., Maruta cot., 
 Mez., Plant, alis., Ean. sc, and Ehus. 
 
 CAPSICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Calad., Camph., Cina, Cinch., Sul. 
 ac, or vapor of burning sulphur (sensation as 
 if parts had " gone to sleep ") ; the effects of 
 alcohol, coffee, opium, quinine, manihot. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., ICalc, I ILvc, 
 IMerc, INux v., IIPuls., lEhus, ISep., ISil., 
 ISul. 
 
 Similar: Arn., IIBell., IBry., Calad., Chel., 
 Cina, Cinch., Crot. t.,Hell., Ign., Lye, Natr. c, 
 Nux v., IPuls., Sil., Strain., Ver., Viol. 
 
1202 
 
 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 CARBO ANIMALIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., Camph., Nux v., wine ; to 
 
 bad effects of quinine. 
 Compatible: lAra., IIBell., IBry., IGraph., 
 
 ILyc, IMerc, NPhos., IPuls., USep., ISil, 
 
 IISuL, Ver. 
 Complementary : Calc. p. 
 Similar : Badiag., Brom., HCalc. p., HCarbo v., 
 
 Cinch., Graph., UPhos., Puis., USep., Sil., 
 
 IISuL, Ver. 
 
 CARBO VEGETABILIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., Camph., Cinch., Coff., Lach., 
 Merc, Mtr. sp. d. ; to effects of putrid meats 
 or fish, rancid fats, salt or salt meats. 
 
 Compatible : iArs., IBell., IBry., ICalc, 
 ICinch., Dros., IIKali c, ILach., Laur., 
 ■ ILyc, IMerc, INux v., IPhos., I IPuls., 
 IRhus, USep., IISuL, Tabac, I Ver. 
 
 Complementary : Kali c 
 
 Similar: the Carbons generally, Camph., 
 Caust., Cinch., Lach., Natr. m., IOp., Phos., 
 Plumb., I IPuls., Rumex, IISuL 
 
 CARBOLIC ACID. 
 
 Antidotes : chalk, still better Calc. sacch., pre- 
 pared by dissolving sixteen parts of refined 
 sugar in forty parts of water and adding five 
 parts slaked lime, digest three days, stir 
 occasionally, filter, and evaporate to dryness ; 
 Huseman and Wood say, use sweet oil or 
 castor oil as an antidote, as, according to Le- 
 maire, it will cause the acid to be more slowly 
 absorbed ; emetics are generally useless, gly- 
 cerine and vegetable oils being solvents spread 
 and increase its action. 
 
 Similar : Ars., Carbo v., Cinch., IGels., Kreo., 
 Merc, Sul. 
 
 CARBONEUM SULFURATUM. 
 
 Similar : Carbo v., Sul. 
 
 CARDUUS MARIANUS. 
 
 Similar: Bry., IChel., I IMerc, INux v., 
 HPod. 
 
 CASCARILLA 
 
 Similar: Cinch., IGraph. 
 
 CASTANEA VESCA. 
 
 Similar: Amm.br., IMeph., IINaphthal. 
 
 CASTOREUM. 
 Antidotes : Camph., Op., vegetable acids. 
 Similar : Amb., Ign., Mosch., Val. 
 
 CASTOR EQUORUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Hep., Thuya. 
 Similar: Calc. p., Castor., Hippom., Mosch., 
 oxalate of lime. 
 
 CAULOPHYLLUM THALICTROIDES. 
 Incompatible : coffee. 
 
 Similar: I Act. rac, Bell., Cann. i., ILil. tig., 
 Nux v., IPuls., ISep. 
 
 CAUSTICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Asaf., Cinch., Coff., Coloc, Dulc, 
 Euph., Guaiac, Nitr. sp. d., INux v., Plumb.; 
 poisoning by lead (paralysis) ; bad effects 
 (paralysis of tongue) of type held between 
 lips of a compositor ; abuse of mercury and 
 sulphur in scabies. 
 
 Compatible : IArs., ICalc, Coccul., Coloc, Cup. 
 m., Hyos., Ign., Kali iod., ILach., ILyc, 
 Nux v., Petrol., HPetrosel., Phos., Phos. ac, 
 Pod., IIPuls., IIRhus, Ruta, USep., ISil., 
 Stann., UStaph., Stram.,IISul., Zinc. sul. 
 
 Complementary : Petrosel. 
 
 Inimical : acids, vinegar ; Coff., IPhos. 
 
 Similar: Ant. t., Arm, Ars., Bar. c, Cepa, 
 Gels., Hell. , Hyos., Lye, Natr. c, Natr. m., 
 Strain., Sul. 
 
 CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS. 
 
 Compatible : Myr. cer. 
 
 CEDRON. 
 
 Antidotes : Bell, has been given against bites 
 . of venomous serpents and stings of poisonous 
 
 insects ; removes roaring in ears produced by 
 
 Cinchona. 
 Similar : Ars., Cinch. 
 
 CEPA. 
 
 Antidotes : Arm, Cham., Nux v., Ver.; Thuya 
 
 or roasted coffee to remove onion breath. 
 Compatible: Calc, Sil., in polypus. 
 Complementary : Phos., Puis., Sars., Thuya. 
 Inimical : All. sat., Aloe, Squilla. 
 Similar : Aeon., Chlor., Ipec. 
 
 CETRARIA ISLANDICA. 
 
 Antidotes : poisoning by acrid substances and 
 metallic vapors. • 
 
 CHAMOMILLA. 
 
 Antidotes: 1 1 Aeon., Alum., Bor., Camph., 
 ICoccul., 1 1 Coff., Coloc, Com, 1 1 Ign., I INux v., 
 I IOp., IIPuls.; useful in cases spoiled by 
 opium or morphia, as an intercurrent, or 
 before giving other remedies. 
 
 Compatible: lAcon., IIBell., IBry., ICalc, 
 ILyc, IMerc. sol., INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., 
 IRhus, ISep., ISil., IISul. 
 
 Complementary : Bell, in diseases of children ; 
 Cham, acts more on nerves of abdomen, Bell, 
 more on the cranial nerves. 
 
 Similar: I Aeon., Alum., I Arm, Ars., IIBell., 
 Bor., IBry., ICalc, Caust., ICina, ICoccul., 
 llCoff., IColoc, Con., Cypr., Hep., Hyos., 
 Ign., Lye, Magn. c, Merc, Nux v., IIPuls., 
 Rheum, Sil., ISul. 
 
 CHELIDONIUM MAJUS. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., IBry., Camph.; acids, wine 
 
 and coffee. 
 Collateral : Op., Sang. 
 Compatible: lAcon., Ars., IBell., Bry., ICalc, 
 
 Coral., Ipec, Led., I INux v., IPhos., IPuls., 
 
 IRhus, ISep., CSul. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 1203 
 
 Similar: IIAcon., Ars., IBar. c, IBell., Bry., 
 Calc, Caps., Chelerythrin, Chen. a., ICinch., 
 Gamb., Graph., Ign., I ILyc., IMerc, Nitr.ac, 
 IINux v., Op., Phos., Pod., Puis., Rhus, 
 ■Sang., Sel., ISep., Sil., Spig., I ISul., Viol. 
 
 CHENOPODIUM ANTHELMINTICUM, 
 
 Similar: Aph. ch., Chel., Pimpinella saxifraga. 
 
 CHENOPODII GLAUCI APHIS. 
 
 f^g* Aphis chenopodii. 
 
 CHENOPODIUM VULVARIA. 
 
 Similar: Amm. c. 
 
 CHIMOPHILA MACULATA. 
 
 S^T* Chimophila umbellata. 
 
 CHIMOPHILA UMBELLATA. 
 
 Compatible : Apoc. 
 
 Similar: Apoc, Chim. m., Coff., Kalm., Led., 
 Rhod., Uva ursi, and all Ericaceae. 
 
 CHININUM ARSENICOSUM. 
 Similar: Apis, I Ars., Chin, m., Chin, s., ICinch. 
 
 CHININUM MURIATICUM. 
 Similar: Chin. ars., Chin, s., Cinch. 
 
 CHININUM SULFURICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Arn., Ars., Carbo v., Ferr., IHep., 
 
 Lach., INatr. m., IIPuls. 
 Similar: Apis, Ars., Bry., Carbo a., Eup. perf., 
 
 Nux v., Puis., Stann., Staph. 
 
 CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 CHLORALUM. 
 Antidotes: Atrop., Dig.,Mosch., electricity. 
 Similar: IBell., MChlorof., I IGels., 1 INux v., 
 lOp. 
 
 CHLOROFORMUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Nitrite of Amyl., .Ipec, brandy ; 
 in narcosis, small pieces of ice placed in rec- 
 tum ; it antidotes Strychnia. 
 
 CHLORUM. 
 
 Antidotes : inhalation of sulphuretted hydro- 
 gen; albumen ; Lye. antidotes the impotency ; 
 Plumb, ac. antidotes the bloodspitting and 
 pleurisy ; it antidotes Hydr. ac. and suffoca- 
 tion from sulphuretted hydrogen. 
 
 Similar: Meph.; all halogens, particularly 
 Brom. 
 
 CHROMICUM ACIDUM. 
 
 Workmen engaged in the manufacture of anhy- 
 dro chromate of potassium are liable to symp- 
 toms like secondary syphilis ; small doses of 
 corrosive sublimate have been found the 
 remedy. 
 
 Antidote : Daphne ind. 
 
 Similar : Kali bi., derived from the same metal. 
 
 CICUTA VIROSA. 
 
 Antidotes: 1 1 Arn., Op.; tobacco for massive 
 
 doses. 
 Collateral : ^Ethus., Con., (Enan. 
 Compatible : Ars.,IIBell.,IBry., Con., Cup, m., 
 
 Ilgn., Lach., ILyc, INux v., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ■Sep., ISil., ISul. 
 Similar: Hydr. ac, Strychnia. 
 
 CIMEX LECTULARIUS. 
 Similar: Bell., Natr. m. 
 
 CINA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Caps., Cinch., Merc; 
 
 black pepper. 
 Compatible : Ant. t., HCalc, ICinch., Dros., 
 
 Ilgn., ILyc, INux v., I Plat,, IIPuls., ISil. 
 Similar: Ant. c, Ant. t., Cup. m., Dig.; the 
 
 action of Santonine on the eyes is comparable 
 
 with that of Atrop. and Dig. 
 
 CINCHONA BOLIVIANA. 
 
 Cinchona officinalis. 
 
 CINCHONA OFFICINALIS. 
 
 Antidotes : Arn.,IArs.,l I Bell., I Calc, I Carbo v., 
 Cham., Coff., Diad., Eup. perf., I I Ferr., 
 IIHell., IIHep., Iod., Ilpec, Lach., Merc, 
 Natr. c, Natr. m., Nux v., IPuls., Rhus, Sep., 
 I ISul., IVer.; bad effects from excessive tea 
 drinking, and after abuse of chamomile tea 
 when hemorrhage from uterus results. 
 
 Compatible: IArs.,IBell.,IBry.,ICalc, Calc. p., 
 Ferr., Ilpec, ILyc, IMerc, INux v.,IPhos., 
 IPhos. ac, IIPuls., IRhus, I ISep., I ISul. 
 
 Inimical: Dig., Selen. 
 
 Complementary: Ferr. 
 
 Similar: Ars., Carbo v., Ced., Coloc, Cup. ac, 
 Puis., Strain., Sul., Sul. ac. 
 
 CINNABARIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Cinch., IIHep., IINitr. ac, Op., 
 
 Sul. 
 Similar: - Camph., Lach., Merc, Nitr. ac, 
 
 Thuya. 
 
 CINNAMOMUM. 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Op. 
 Similar: Sil. 
 
 CISTUS CANADENSIS. 
 
 Antidotes : Rhus, Camph., perhaps Sep. 
 Compatible : Magn. (the plant requires a mag- 
 
 nesian soil), Bell., Carbo v., Phos. 
 Inimical : coffee causes diarrhoea. 
 Similar: Arg. nit., Bell., Calc, Carbo v., 
 
 Corydalis, Graph., Hep., Kali bi., Lach., Nitr. 
 
 ac, Paris, Phos. , Sul. 
 
 CITRUS LIMONUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Asar., Datura, Euphor., 
 IHep., USep., Stram.; to snakebites and ani- 
 mal poisons. 
 
 Compatible : Bell., 
 
 Similar : AGet. ac, Bell., Lach., Merc. 
 
1204 
 
 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 CLEMATIS ERECTA. 
 
 Antidotes : Bry., Camph., Merc. 
 Compatible: HCalc, IMerc, IPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ISiL, IISul. 
 Similar: Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc.j Canth., Caps., 
 
 Con., Caust., Dulc., Graph., Merc, Petrol., 
 
 Puis., Sars. 
 
 ERYTHROXYLON COCA. 
 
 Has been used for centuries by natives of Peru, 
 Chili and Bolivia as a substitute for tobacco, 
 betel, hasheesh and' opium. 
 
 Compare : Stram., patient likes company, 
 Coca patient solitude ; Strain., light, Coca, 
 darkness. 
 
 Similar: Ars. (injurious effects of climbing 
 heights), Cann. i., Cypr., Paullinia, Scutella- 
 ria, Val., coffee, tea, tobacco. 
 
 COCCIONELLA SEPTEMPUNCTATA. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 COCCULUS. 
 
 Antidotes: alcohol, camphor, ICham., Cupr., 
 Ign., 1 1 Nux v., Tabac 
 
 Compatible : Aeon., IBell.,IIgn.,ILyc.,INux v., 
 IPhos., I IPuls., IRhus, ISiL; after Cham, 
 and Nux v. in gastralgia ; after Ign. and Nux v. 
 in paralytic symptoms, in chorea. 
 
 Inimical : coffee. 
 
 Similar : Aeon., Agar., Act. rac. , Ant. c, Ant. t. , 
 Ars., Bell., Calc, Carbo v., ICham., ICoff., 
 Colch., Cupr., Ilgn., Iod., Ipee, Lach., Lye, 
 Merc., Mosch., Nitrum, INux v., Oleand., 
 Petrol., IPuls., Rhus, Sabina, Sassafras, Scu- 
 tellaria, ISil., Stram., Tabac, Val., Ver. 
 
 COCCUS CACTI. 
 
 Similar : Canth. 
 
 COCHLEARIA. 
 
 Similar : Canth., Caps., Rhus, Sinap., Thea ; 
 contains etheric oil, very similar, if not identi- 
 cal with Sinapis. 
 
 CODEINUM. 
 
 Similar : Agar., Ars., Hyos., Lach., Rhus, Sul., 
 Sul. ac 
 
 COFFEA CRUDA. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Bell., Cham., Cic, Coloc, 
 Ign., Merc, Nux v., Puis., Strychnia, Sul., 
 Val. Jg^ 3 " antidotal relations under Coffea 
 tosta. 
 
 Compatible: Aeon., IIBell., IBry., ICham., 
 Ign., IILyc, I INux v., I IPuls., ISep., Sul., 
 Thea. 
 
 Complementary : Aeon. 
 
 Inimical : Canth., Caust., Coccul., Ign. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Agar., Ars., Bell., Canth., 
 Caust., Cham., Coca, Coccul., Ign., Merc, 
 Natr. m., Nux v., Op., Puis., Sep., Sul., Thea. 
 
 COFFEA TOSTA. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Cic, Cham., Val.; strong black 
 
 coffee, the beans being little roasted, drank 
 as hot as possible, is indispensable as an an- 
 tidote in a large number of poisons, especially 
 narcotics, when causing drowsiness, intoxi- 
 cation, loss of consciousness or mental de- 
 rangement, delirium, etc.; in morphine, nux 
 vomica, belladonna, narcotics, mushrooms, 
 poisonous sumach, tobacco, bitter almonds,, 
 prussic acid; poisoning with salts of anti- 
 mony, lead, phosphorus and phosphoric 
 acid ; coffee should be used by wine drinkers,, 
 tea by beer drinkers ; removed the symptoms 
 produced by mesmerism. 
 Similar : Aeon. Ji^° Coffea cruda. 
 
 COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Camph., Coccul., Nux v., 
 Puis., Spig.; honey and vinegar; copious 
 draughts of ice water prevent its action on 
 the bowels ; Amm. caust. in sugar water. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., ICalc, Carbo v., ILyc.,. 
 ■Mere, INux v., IIPuls., IIRhus, MSep., I Sul. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Arm, Ars., Bell., Bry., Cinch., 
 Coccul., Merc, Natr. m., Nux v., Op., Pod.,. 
 Puis., Sep. 
 
 COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS. 
 
 Antidotes : Nux v. 
 Compatible : Aloe, Con. 
 
 Similar: iEsc h., Aloe, Arn., Coloc, Diosc.,. 
 Ham., Hydras., Ign., Nux v., Sul. 
 
 COLOCYNTHIS. 
 
 Antidotes: 1 1 Camph., Caust., Cham., ICoff, 
 Magn., Op., I I Staph.; large doses are counter- 
 acted by tepid milk, infusion of galls, cam- 
 phor and opium. 
 
 Compatible : IBell., Cham., Coff, ILyc, INux 
 v., IIPuls., Staph. 
 
 Complementary : Merc in dysentery. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Arn., Bell., Bry., Canth., 
 Caust., Cham., Chel., Cinch., Coccul., Coff. r 
 Dig., Gamb., Lye, Merc, Nux v., Plumb., 
 Puis., Staph., Ver. 
 
 COMOCLADIA DENTATA. 
 Similar : Anac, Rhus, Rhus rad., Rhus ven. 
 
 CONIUM MACULATUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Coff, Dulc, Merc, Nitr. ac, Nitr. 
 sp. d., Sul., wine. 
 
 Collateral : ^Ethus., Cic, (Enan. 
 
 Compatible: Arn., Ars., IBell., ICalc, Dros., 
 ILyc, INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., 
 ISil., Stram., IISul., wine and spirits. 
 
 Similar: Arn., Ars., Bar. c, Bell., Calc, Cic, 
 Coff, Dros., Dulc, Lye, Magn. m., Merc, 
 Nitr ac, Nitr. sp. d., Nux v., Phos., Puis., 
 Rhus, Stram., Sul., Val. 
 
 COPAIVA. 
 
 Antidotes : Bell., Calc, Merc, Sul. 
 Compatible: after Aeon., when acute symp- 
 toms of gonorrhoea have been subdued. 
 Similar: Cann. Canth., Cub.,Erig., Kali br* 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 1205 
 
 Kali iod., Puis., Senecio grac, Sep., all of 
 which cause analogous symptoms of mucous 
 membranes, especially of urinary organs. 
 
 CORALLIUM RUBRUM. 
 
 Antidote : Merc. 
 Complementary : Sul. 
 
 Similar: Bell., Caust., Coff.,Dros., Hyos., Lyss., 
 Meph., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Staph. 
 
 CORNUS CIRCINATA AND FLORIDA. 
 Similar : Cinch.; Eup. perf., Hydras., Nux v. 
 
 CREOSOTUM. 
 
 J8^|r Kreosotum. 
 
 CROCUS SATIVUS. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Bell. , Op. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., ICalc, INux v., IIPuls., 
 
 IRhus, ISep., ISul.; with Cinch, at intervals 
 
 has cured many cases of menorrhagia. 
 Similar : Aeon., Act. rac, Bell., Calc, Fluor, ac, 
 
 Ign., Ipec, Lach., Nux v., Op., Plat., Puis., 
 
 Rhus, Ruta, Sabina, Sep., Sul. 
 
 CROTALUS HORRIDUS. 
 
 Antidotes : ammonia, camphor, coffee, opium, 
 alcohol and radiated heat. 
 
 Similar: Elaps., Lach., Naja; Crotal. is prefer- 
 able in fluid hemorrhages, yellow skin (hence 
 in yellow fever with black vomit, etc.), epis- 
 taxis of diphtheria, Naja has more nervous 
 phenomena; Lach. has skin cold and clammy 
 rather than cold and dry, hemorrhages with 
 charred straw sediment, and more markedly, 
 ailments of left side ; Elaps is preferable in 
 otorrhcea and affections of right lung ; the 
 Cobra poison coagulates the blood into long 
 strings ; the Crotal us poison is acid, the 
 Viper neutral, the "Rotten snake" causes 
 more sloughing than any other ; compare 
 also : Apis, Ars., Camph., Carbo v., C. Cas- 
 car., Cup. m., Hyos., Laur., Nux v., Op., Sil., 
 Tarant. cub. 
 
 CROTON TIGLIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Ant. t., Rhus. 
 
 Compatible : Kali br., chronic infantile diar- 
 rhoea. 
 
 Similar: Anac, Apis, Colch., Mez., PhelL, 
 Phos., Rhus, Sil., Ver. 
 
 CUBEBA OFFICINALIS. 
 Collateral : Matico, Piper meth., Piper nigr. 
 Compatible : Cop., oil of sandal wood. 
 Similar: Cann., Canth., Caps., Iod.,Tereb. 
 
 CUNDURANGO. 
 
 Similar: Ant. t., Ars., Arum t., Bapt., Con., 
 Hydras., Kreo., Phyt., Sil., Trif. prat., Thuya. 
 
 CUPRUM ACETICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : sugar, or white of egg mixed with 
 milk, given freely ; I Bell., Cic, Cinch., Con., 
 Dulc, IIHep., Ipec, Merc, INux v, fi^** Cup- 
 rum metallicum. 
 
 Compatible : Act. rac. Agar., Stram. |^ Cup- 
 rum metallicum. 
 
 Complementary : Calc. 
 
 Similar : metallic copper and other salts ; the 
 Solonacese; Ant. t., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell. , Bry., 
 Calc, Camph., Cic, Cina, Coloc, Gels., Ipec, 
 Nux v., Phos., Plumb., Puis., Sec, Sil., Ver., 
 Zinc. 
 
 CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM. 
 
 Antidotes : J^" Ars., Cup. ac, and Cup. m. 
 Similar: Aeon., Act. rac, Ars., Cup. m., Merc, 
 cor., and other arsenical preparations. 
 
 CUPRUM METALLICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : sugar or white of egg mixed with 
 milk, given freely ; Hepar, or potash soap 
 after poisoning from food prepared in copper 
 utensils; aggravations of Cuprum are lessened 
 by smelling alcoholic solution of camphor ; 
 Aur. met., IBell.,' 1 1 Camph., Cham., Cic, 
 Cinch., Coccul., Con., Dulc, IIHep., Ilpec, 
 Merc, INux v., Op. 
 
 Compatible: Act. rac, Agar., I Ars., I IBell., 
 ICalc, Caust., IHyos., Nitrum, ISep., Stram., 
 ISul., IVer. 
 
 Complementary : Calc 
 
 Similar: copper preparations generally, and 
 Solonaceae; Ant. t., Apis, Arn., Ars.," IBell., 
 Bry., Calc, Camph., Cic, Cina, Coloc, Gels., 
 Ipec, Nux v., Phos., Plumb., Puis., Sec, Sil., 
 Ver., Zinc. 
 
 CUPRUM SULFURICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : milk, eggs, pure yellow prussiate 
 
 of potash. 
 Similar : Kali bi., Merc. 
 
 CURARA. 
 
 Antidotes : artificial respiration, bromine and 
 chlorine ; tobacco or salt applied topically 
 neutralize effects of Curara wounds ; still 
 better chloral, strychnia ; it probably better 
 antidotes Lyssin. 
 
 Compatible : Arn., Bar. c, Bell. 
 
 Similar : Diad. , Ferr., Nux v. 
 
 CYCLAMEN EUROPIUM. 
 Antidotes: Camph., MCoff., Puis. 
 Compatible : IBell., ILyc, IIPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ■Sep., ISul. 
 Similar: Amm. m., Arn., Bar. c, Calc, Canth., 
 Coccus, Croc, Gels., IPuls. (its nearest ana- 
 logue), Rhus, Seneg., Thuya. 
 
 CYPRIPEDIUM. 
 
 Similar: Arab., Coca, Coff., Ign., Kali br., 
 Paullinia, Scutellaria, Thea, Val., Zinc 
 
 DAPHNE ODORA. 
 
 Antidotes: Bry., Dig., Chrom. ac, Merc, 
 
 Rhus, Sep., Sil., Zinc 
 Similar: Aurum, Benz. ac, Jamb., Merc, Mez., 
 
 Puis., Staph., Thuya, Ver. 
 
 DIADEMA ARANEA. 
 Antidotes : smoking tobacco ; Cinch., Merc 
 
1206 
 
 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Compatible : Ipec, Nux v., Rhus, Samb ; after 
 
 Ars., Calc. , Sil. 
 Similar : Am., Ars., Ced., Cinch., Dulc, Lye, 
 
 Merc, Mygale, Nux v., Puis., Rhus, Tarant., 
 
 Therid. 
 
 DIGITALIS PURPUREA. 
 
 Antidotes : Nux v., Op., sweet milk with Fce- 
 num grsecum ; vegetable acids, vinegar, infu- 
 si6n of galls, ether, camphor, Serpentaria ; 
 keep patient recumbent and give alcohol ; 
 Tannin has been recommended in order to 
 precipitate Digital in in the stomach ; anti- 
 dote to wine and to the jaundice caused 
 thereby, IMyr. cer. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., Cham., ICinch., 
 ■Lye, Nux v., Op., Phos., IIPuls., ISep., 
 ■ ISul.,Ver. 
 
 Inimical : Cinch., Nitr. sp. d. 
 
 Similar : alkaloids which have similar action, 
 such as adonidin, antiarin, convalamarin, 
 helleborein, neriin,oleandrin, scilliain; Aeon., 
 Ant. t., Apoc, Ars., Bry., Camph., Cinch., 
 Con.,Ferr.,Kalm., Lach., Lobel.,Lyc, Natr.m., 
 Nux v., Phos., Puis., Spig., Sul., Tabac, Ver. 
 
 DIOSCOREA VILLOSA. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, iEscl., Aloe, Bism., Bry., 
 Calc, Cann. i., Cham., Collin., Coloc, Ipec, 
 Kali bi., Nux v., Phos., Pod., Rhus, Rumex, 
 Sars., Sil., Sul. 
 
 DOLICHOS PRURIENS. 
 
 Antidote : Aeon., which should be given pre- 
 ceding Dolich. in cases of dentition attended 
 by fever, to prevent convulsions. 
 
 DORYPHORA DECEMLINEATA. 
 
 Antidote : earth absorbs and neutralizes 
 poison ; vinegar, or other vegetable acids ; 
 Stram. 
 
 Similar: Agar., Ailant., Apis, Bell., Canth., 
 Crotal., Lach., Stram. 
 
 DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA. 
 
 Antidote: Camph. 
 
 Compatible: ICalc, INux v., HPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ■Sep., IISul., Ver. 
 Complementary : Nux v. 
 Similar : Bell., Chel., Cina, Coral, rub., Cupr., 
 ' Hyos., Ipec, Nux v., Samb. 
 
 DULCAMARA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Cupr., Ipec, Kali c, 
 Merc. 
 
 Compatible: I Ars., I IBry., I ICalc, 1 1 Con., 
 1 1 Kali c, IILyc, 1 1 Merc, 1 1 Nitr. ac, IPuls., 
 ■Rhus, USep., 1 1 Sil., ISul., 1 1 Ver. 
 
 Inimical : Bell., Lach. 
 
 Complementary : Bar. c 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Act. rac, Ars., Bell., Bry., 
 Calc, Cham., Cupr., Hell., Ipec, Kali c, Lye, 
 Merc, Nitr. ac, Puis., Rhus, Sep., Staph., 
 Stram., Sul., Ver. 
 
 ELAPS CORALLINUS. 
 Antidotes : radiated heat, alcohol ; Ars. 
 
 Similar: I Ars., Carbo v., Crotal., Lach., Mur. 
 ac, Naja, Nitr. ac, Rhus. 
 
 ELATERIUM. 
 
 Similar: Apis, Bry., Canth,, Colch., Coloc* 
 Crot. t., Hep., Ign., Rhus, Ver. 
 
 EQUISETUM HYEMALE. 
 
 Similar: Apis, Cann., Canth., Ferr. ph., Puis. 
 
 ERIGERON. 
 
 Similar : Canth., Cop., Cub., Sabina, Tereb. 
 
 ERYNGIUM AQUATICUM. 
 
 Similar : Cinch., Gels., Phos. 
 
 EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS. 
 
 Similar: Ant. c, Ant. t., Ars., Cinch., Sil., 
 Tereb. 
 
 EUGENIA JAMBOS. 
 
 Jambos. 
 
 EUPATORIUM P.ERFOLIATUM. 
 
 Compatible : Natr. m., Sep., follow well. 
 Similar: Bry. (its closest analogue), Chel., 
 Lye, Pod. 
 
 EUPATORIUM PURPUREUM. 
 
 Similar : Apoc, Cann. s., Canth., Cop., Ferr.,, 
 
 Senecio. 
 
 EUPHORBIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : camphor, opium, large quantities 
 
 of lemon juice ; Ars., Nux v. 
 Compatible : Arum t., IBell., ICalc, Graph., 
 
 Lach., ILyc, IIPuls., ISep., I ISul. 
 Similar : Ant. t., Colch., Elat., Ver. 
 
 EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Puis. 
 
 Compatible: Aeon., ICalc, ICon., INux v., 
 
 UPhos., IPuls., Rhus, ISep., Sil., I ISul. 
 Similar: stilus., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Cepa,. 
 
 Hep., Kali bi., Kali iod., Merc, Merc. cor.. 
 
 Puis. 
 
 FF.RRUM (ACETICUM AND METAL- 
 LICUM). 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., I ICinch., Hep., Iod., Ipec, 
 
 Merc, IPuls.; to prussic acid, tea, beer, and 
 
 alcoholic drinks. 
 Compatible: Acon.,Arn., I Ars., IBell., ICalc, 
 
 ■ ICinch., Con., IILyc, Merc, IPhos., IPuls., 
 
 ISep., ISil., IISul.,Ver. 
 Complementary : Alum., Cinch. 
 Similar: Anac, Ars., Bor., Cinch., Phos., Se- 
 
 len., Spong., Thuya. 
 
 FERRUM IODATUM. 
 
 Similar: Alum., Alumin., Caulo., Graph., He- 
 Ion., Hydras., Iod., Kali bi. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 1207 
 
 FERRUM MURIATICUM. 
 
 Ferr., Ferr. iod., etc. 
 
 FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM. 
 
 Compatible: Ant, t., IBell., Cak.fi., Calc. p. 
 
 Calc. s., Kali rn., Kali ph., Natr. s. 
 Similar: I Aeon., Gels. 
 
 FERRUM SULPHURICUM* 
 Similar : Caust., Cina, Phos. 
 
 FILIX MAS. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 FLUORICUM ACIDUM. 
 
 Compatible: Ars., Bell., Kali c, Phos. ac, 
 
 Rhus, ISil. 
 Similar: Citr. ac, Coca, Coff., Kali c, Oxal. 
 
 ac, Rhus, Ruta, Sep., Sil.,Spong., Staph. 
 
 FORMICA RUFA. 
 
 Compatible : Cham. 
 
 Similar : Apis, Bry. , Chloral. ,Tromb., Frag, ves., 
 
 Urt. ur. 
 
 GAMBOGIA. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph., Coff., Coloc, Kali c, Op. 
 Similar : Aloe., Pod., Puis. 
 
 GELSEMIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Atrop., Cinch., Coff., Dig. , Nuxm., 
 salt, stimulants, galvanism ; artificial respira- 
 tion and faradism of muscles of respiration ; 
 antagonizes Atrop. and Opium. 
 
 Compatible : Bapt., Ipec 
 
 Similar: Bell., Caulo., Caust., Coccul., Con., 
 Ferr. ph., Quillaia, 01. an., Ver. 
 
 GLONOINUM. 
 Antidotes : 1 1 Aeon., Camph., Coff., Nux v. 
 Similar: IIAmyl., IBell., Ferr., Gels., Natr. c, 
 Op., Potas. nitr., Sod. nitr., Stram. 
 
 GNAPHALIUM POLYCEPHALUM. 
 
 Similar: Anis. stel., Cham., Ipec, Merc, Puis., 
 Xan. 
 
 GOSSYPIUM HERBACEUM. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Apis, Asar., Bell., Bry., Lil. 
 tig., Puis., Sabina, Sec, Sep., Ustil. 
 
 GRAPHITES. 
 Antidotes : Aeon., 1 1 Ars., Iod., Nux v., Rhus. 
 Compatible: IBell., llCalc, IILyc, IMerc, 
 
 INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, HSep., 
 
 IISul. 
 Complementary : Caust., Hep., Lye 
 
 GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS. 
 Antidotes : Bell., Caust., Euphor., Iod., Nux v. 
 Similar : Apis, Bell., Cham., Hell., Nux v. 
 
 GRINDELIA ROBUSTA. 
 
 Antidote : Rhus. 
 
 Similar : Amm. m., Ant. t., Kali bi. 
 
 GUAIACUM. 
 Antidotes : Caust., Nux v., Rhus. 
 Compatible : Caust., Merc, Sul. 
 Similar: Kali iod., Mez., Phyt., Rhod., 
 
 Stilling. 
 
 GUARANA (PAULLINIA). 
 
 Compatible: HCalc, ICarbov., ICinch., ILyc, 
 
 ■Mere, IPuls., ISil.,ISul. 
 Similar : Agar. , Ign., Nux v. 
 
 GUARiEA TRICHILOIDES. 
 Similar : Apis, Arn., Ign., Merc, Phos., Sil. 
 
 GUMMI GUTTI. 
 
 See Gambogia. 
 
 GYMNOCLADUS CANADENSIS. 
 
 Similar: iEthus., Agar., Bell., Cic, Hyos., 
 Lach., Lachn., Solan, nigr., Stram. 
 
 HAMAMELIS VIRGINICA. 
 Antidotes : Arn., Camph., Cinch., Puis. 
 Complementary : Ferr. 
 Similar: iEsch., Arn., Bov., Calend., Chloral., 
 
 Clem. , Collin. ,Erig.,Galium, Lycopus, Senecio, 
 
 Sul.ac, Trill., Vitalba. 
 
 HEKLA LAVA. 
 
 Similar : Merc, Phyt., Phos., Sil., Stilling., Sul. 
 
 HELLEBORUS NIGER. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., I ICinch. 
 
 Compatible: I IBell., IBry., Cinch., ILyc, 
 
 IMerc, INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ISep., ISul., Zinc 
 Similar: Apis, Apoc, Ars., Canth., Dig., Kali 
 
 br., Lach., Phos. ac. 
 
 HELONIAS DIOICA. 
 
 Antidotes: Kalibr., Lil. tig. 
 Similar: Alet., Ferr., Phos. ac, Senecio, 
 Stram. 
 
 HEPAR SULPHURIS CALCAREUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Act. rac, lArs., IBell., Cham., Sil.; 
 to mercurial and other metallic preparations, 
 iodine, especially the iodide of potash and 
 codliver oil ; removes weakening effects of 
 ether. 
 
 Compatible: IIAcon., lArn., lArs., IBell., 
 ICaust., ICham., I ICinch., IDaph.,Ign.,Lach., 
 ILyc, I IMerc , 1 1 Natr. m., INitr. ac, Nux v., 
 IPhos., IRhus, I ISil., ISpong., Zinc. 
 
 Complementary : to Calend., in injuries. 
 
 Similar: Alumin., ICalc, llCalc. s.,Iod., Kali 
 bi., IMerc, Rheum, ISil., ISul. 
 
1208 
 
 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 HIPPOMANES. 
 
 Antidotes : coffee ; caustic relieved paralysis 
 of wrist. 
 
 HIPPOZiENIN. 
 No observations. 
 
 HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS. 
 
 Antidote : Sulphur ; to Merc, and chloride of 
 potash. 
 
 Similar: Aloe, Amm. m.. Ant. c, Ant. t., 
 Arg. nit., Ars., Bapt., Berb., Cinch., Collin., 
 Con., Cund., Dig., Euph., Gels., Graph., Hep., 
 Hydrocot., Kali bi., Kreo., Merc, cor., Nux v., 
 Phyt., Puis., Sep., Sul., Strychnia, Thuya, 
 Trifol, prat. 
 
 HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA. 
 Similar: Hydras. 
 
 HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM. 
 
 Antidotes : ammonia, camphor, coffee ; Ipec, 
 
 Nux v., Op., Ver. v. 
 Similar : Aeon., Camph., Cic, (Enan. 
 
 HYDROPHOBINUM. 
 
 J^P Lyssinum. 
 
 HYOSCYAMUS NIGER. 
 
 Antidotes : Bell., Cinch., Citric ac, Stram.; to 
 
 effects of ether. 
 Compatible: IIBell., IBry., ILyc., Nux v., 
 
 IOp., Phos., IPuls., IStram.,Ver. 
 
 HYPERICUM PERFORATUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Ars., Cham.; to effects of mesmer- 
 ism (Sulphur). 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Agar., IIArn., Ars., HCalend., 
 Cham., Coccul., Ruta, Staph., Sul. 
 
 IBERIS AMARA, 
 Compare : Amyg., Bell., Cact., Dig. 
 
 ICTODES FCETIDA. 
 
 Compare : Arum, t., Asaf., Meph. 
 
 IGNATIA. 
 
 Antidotes: Am., Camph., Cham., Coccul., 
 
 I ICoff., I IPuls.; to effects of brandy, coffee, 
 
 chamomile tea, tobacco, Zinc. 
 Inimical: coffee, Nux v., tobacco. 
 Similar: Ars., IBell., IBry., ICalc, Cham., 
 
 Cinch., Coff, ILyc, Nux v., I IPuls., IIRhus, 
 
 ■Sep., Staph., IISul. 
 
 ILLICUM ANISATUM. 
 Compatible : Aeon., Bry. 
 
 INDIGO. 
 
 Similar: Sul. 
 
 INDIUM METALLICUM. 
 Similar : Aspar., Bell., Ferr., Sang. 
 
 INULA. 
 
 Similar : Croc, Ign., Sul., Tereb., Thuya. 
 
 IODOFORMUM. 
 
 Antidote: Hep. 
 
 Similar : Iodum and the iodides, Merc. 
 
 IODUM. 
 
 Antidotes: starch or wheat flour mixed with, 
 water; Ant.t., I I Ars., IBell., Camph., Cinch., 
 Chin, s., Coff, IHep., Merc, Op., 1 1 Phos., 
 Spong., Sul. 
 
 Compatible : after Merc; after Hep. in croup; 
 after Aeon., Arg. nit., I Ars., IBell., ICalc, 
 ■ ILyc, IIMerc sol., INux v., UPhos. 
 
 Complementary : Lye 
 
 Similar : Brom., Cact., Caust., Con., Dig., Kali 
 bi., Phos. ac, I IPuls., ISep., ISul. 
 
 IPECACUANHA. 
 
 Antidotes: Alum., Arn., 1 1 Ars., 1 1 Cinch., 
 vapors of copper, Dulc, Ferr., Laur., Nux v., 
 Op., Sul. ac, Tabac 
 
 Compatible : I I Aeon., Ant. t., I I Ars., IIBell., 
 ■Bry., Cadm. s., I ICalc, 1 1 Cham., 1 1 Cinch., 
 Cupr., I I Ign., ILyc, 1 1 Merc, INux v., IPhos., 
 ■ ■Puis., I IRhus, ISep., ISul., Tabac, Ver. 
 
 Complementary: Cupr. 
 
 IPOMCEA. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 IRIDIUM. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 IRIS VERSICOLOR. 
 
 Antidotes : Merc, Nux v., Phyt. 
 
 Similar: Ant. c, Ant.t., Ars., Colch., Eup. 
 
 perf., Ipec, Jugl., Lept., Merc, Puis., Sang., 
 
 Ver. 
 
 JABORANDI. 
 
 Similar: Amyl., Atrop., Calab. 
 
 JACARANDA CAROBA. 
 
 Similar: Coral. 
 
 JACEA (VIOLA TRICOLOR) 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Merc, Puis., Rhus. 
 Compatible: IMerc, IPhos., HPuls., HRhus, 
 
 I ISep., ISil., Staph., ISul. 
 Similar: Clem., Graph., Hep., Mez., Oleand., 
 
 Petrol., Staph., Vinca. 
 
 JALAPA. 
 
 Similar : Camph., Coloc, Ipec. 
 
 JAMBOS EUGENIA. 
 
 Antidote : Coff; smoking tobacco antidotes 
 nausea. 
 
 Similar : Laur. and drugs containing hydro- 
 cyanic acid ; Puis. 
 
 JATROPHA. 
 
 Antidote : effects cease by placing hands in 
 cold water. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 Similar : the Euphorbiaceae, Crot. t. , Euphor. 
 coral., Mane; also Ver. 
 
 JUGLANS CINEREA. 
 
 Similar : Bry., Carbo v., CheL, Coccul., Gels., 
 Nux v. 
 
 KALI ARSENICOSUM. 
 
 Similar: lArs., Cic, Cinch., Iod., Kali bi., 
 Merc. cor. 
 
 KALI BICHROMICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., Lach., Merc, Merc, iod., 
 Pnls.; to effects of beer; effects of arsenical 
 vapors. 
 
 Compatible: Ant. t., Canth., Iod. 
 
 Similar: Brom., Cann., Hep., Kali iod., Mez., 
 Nitr. ac, Phyt., Spong., Sil. 
 
 KALI BROMATUM. 
 
 Antidotes : vegetable acids, oleaginous reme- 
 dies ; Camph., Nux v., Zinc; to lead poison- 
 ing. 
 
 Compatible : Aeon., Jamb., Spong. 
 
 Similar: Amb., Amm. br., Bell., Camph., 
 Gels., Hyos., Natr. m., Stram., Zinc. 
 
 KALI CARBONICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph., Coff., Nitr. sp. d. 
 
 Compatible: lArs., I Bell., IBry., ICalc, 
 HCarbo v., Fluor. ae,IILye,IMerc, Natr. m., 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 USep., ISil., IISul. 
 
 Complementary: Carbo v. 
 
 Similar : Natr. m., Stann. 
 
 KALI CYANATUM. 
 Similar: Ced., Plat., IStann. 
 
 KALI FERROCYANATUM. 
 
 Similar : Collin., Dig., Ferr., Hydr. ac, Kali c, 
 Stann. 
 
 KALI IODATUM. 
 Antidotes : Hep., Merc; to lead poisoning. 
 Similar: Ars., IBell., Con., IIHep., I Hod., 
 
 ILach., IIMerc, Mez., IPhyt., Puis., Sil., 
 
 Sul., ISyph. 
 
 KALI MURIATICUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Calc s., Hydras., Merc, 
 Puis. 
 
 Compatible : Ferr. ph., Kali ph., Kali s., Sil. 
 
 Similar: Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Cadm., Calcp., 
 Iod., Iris, Merc, Merc d., Mur. ac, Natr. in., 
 Nitr. ac, Puis., Rhus, Spong., Sul., Thuya. 
 
 KALI NITRICUM: 
 Similar : Camph., Canth., Lye 
 
 KALI PERMANGANICUM. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 KALI PHOSPHORICUM. 
 Compatible : Cycl., Kali m., Magn.p., Natr. m., 
 
 Nitr. ac, Zinc; after weakening diseases 
 mushrooms by virtue of containing Kali 
 phos. rapidly restore muscle and nerve tissue. 
 Similar: Ars., Bapt., Carbo v., Cinch., Ign., 
 Kreo., ILach., Mur. ac, Phos., Phyt., Puis., 
 Rhus. 
 
 KALI SULPHURICUM. 
 
 Compatible : Acet. ac, Ars., Calc, Hep., Puis., 
 
 Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sul. 
 Similar : Kali m., Natr. m. 
 
 KALMIA LATIFOLIA. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Bell. 
 
 Similar : Bell., Benz. ac, Calc. , Diosc, Kali bi., 
 Lith., Lye, Natr. m., Puis., Rhus, Spig. 
 
 KAOLIN. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 KOBALTUM. 
 
 Similar : Agnus cast., Zinc. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Nux v. 
 
 Compatible : Ars., IBell., Calc, Kali c, ILyc, 
 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., I Puis., I IRhus, 
 
 Sep., ISil., IISul. 
 Inimical : Carbo v. 
 Similar: Ant. t., Carbo a., Graph., Hep., Iod., 
 
 Ipec, Lach., Merc, Petrol., Phos. 
 
 LAC CANINUM. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Amb., Amm. c, Amm. m., 
 Anae, Apis, Arum t., Asar., Aur. met., Bell., 
 Bov., Bry., Calc, Calc. acet., Carbo a., Caust., 
 Cinch., Coff., Con., Curar., Dig., Dulc, Eup. 
 perf., Gels., Gnaphal., Graph., Grin., Hep., 
 Ign., Iod., Iris, Kali bi., Kali c, Lach., Lac 
 def., Lye, Merc, Merc, iod., Murex, Natr. c, 
 Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Op., Pallad., 
 Paullin., Petrol., Phos., Phyt., Plat., Psor., 
 Rhus, Ruta, Sang., Sep., Sil., Spig., Staph., 
 Stram., Sul., Tell., Thuya, Zinc. 
 
 LAC DEFLORATUM. 
 
 Similar : Lac caninum. 
 
 LACHESIS. 
 
 Antidotes : radiated heat outwardly ,alcohol in- 
 wardly ; salt ; Alum., Ars., Bell., Coccul., 
 Coff. , Hep., Merc, Nitr. ac, Nux v., Phos. ac. ; 
 to effects of Bufo., Crotal., Rhus. 
 
 Compatible : Aeon., lArs., IBell., Brom., 
 
 I IBry., I ICalc, Carbo v., I I Cham., I I Cinch., 
 IIHep., I I Hyos., Kali bi., Lac c, I ILyc, 
 IIMerc, IINitr. ac, Nuxv.,01eand., HPhos., 
 IIPuls., I IRhus, USep., I ISil., 1 1 Staph., 
 
 I I Stram., ISuL, Tarant., 1 1 Ver. 
 Complementary : Hep., Lye, Nitr. ac. 
 Inimical : Acet. ac. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Agar., Alum., Anac, Apis, 
 Arg. met., Arn.,Ars., Asaf., Bothrops. can., 
 Bell., Bry., Calc, Camph., Carbo v., Caust., 
 Cic, Cinch., Coccul., Colch., Crotal., Dig., 
 Elaps, Gels., Glon., Graph., Hell., Hep., Hyos., 
 Hydr. ac, Ign., Kali bi., Kali p., Kreo., Lace, 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Lact. ac, Laur., Led., Lye, Meph., Merc, 
 Mez., Mosch., Mur. ac, Murex, Naja,Natr. c, 
 Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nuxv., Op.,Pallad., Paris, 
 Phos., Phyt., Plat., Plumb., Puis., Rhus, Sil., 
 Stram., Sul., Sul. ac, Tarant., Tereb., Therid., 
 Thuya, Ver. 
 
 LACHNANTHES TINCTORIA. 
 
 Similar : Act. rac. ,2Ethus. , Agar.,Bell., Cann. i., 
 Cic, Crotal., Gels., Glon., Gymn., Hyos., 
 Lach., Op., Plat., Phos., Sang., Stram. 
 
 LACTICUM ACIDUM. 
 Antidote : Bry. 
 
 Compatible : meat diet in diabetes mellitus. 
 Inimical : Coffee increases symptoms. 
 Similar: vegetable acids, Aeon., Act. rac, 
 
 Bell., Caulo., Ipec, Nux v., Phos. ac, Psor., 
 
 Puis., Rhus. 
 
 LACTUCA VIROSA. 
 Similar : Kali c, Kali iod., Lach., Op. 
 
 LAPIS ALBUS. 
 
 Similar: Ars., Ars. iod., Badiag., Calc, Calc 
 iod., Con., Cund., Iod., Kali c, Kali iod., 
 SiL, Spong. 
 
 LAUROCERASUS. 
 Antidotes: Camph., I ICoff. , Ipec, 1 1 Op. 
 Compatible: I IBell., IBry., ICalc, ILyc, 
 
 INuxv., UPhos., IPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISul., 
 
 IVer. 
 Similar: Bar. c, Bell., Bry., Calc, Hydr. ac, 
 
 Ipec, Nux v., Op., Phos., Puis., Rhus, Sep., 
 
 Sul., Ver. 
 
 LEDUM PALUSTRE. 
 
 Antidotes : Apis, Camph. ; to effects of alcohol. 
 Compatible : Aeon. ,IBell., IBry., ICalc, ILyc, 
 
 ■Mere, Nux v., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 Inimical : Cinch. 
 Similar : Arn.,Crot. t., Ham., Ruta. 
 
 LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA. 
 Similar : Bry., Cinch., Iris, Merc , Pod. 
 
 LILIUM TIGRINUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Helon., Nux v., Puis. 
 
 Similar: I Act. rac, Agar., Bell., Cact., Canth., 
 
 IHelon., Murex, Natr. p., Nux v., Plat., Pod., 
 
 ■Puis., ISep., Spig., Sul., Tarant. 
 
 LITHIUM CARBONICUM. 
 
 Similar: Alumin., Amm. p., Aur. met., IBenz. 
 ac, Berb., Calc, Con., Coral., Gettysburg 
 Springs, Kali bi., IKalm.,Led., ILyc, Mar. v., 
 Sep., Zinc 
 
 LOBELIA COERULEA. 
 
 Similar : Cean., Puis., Ranunc 
 
 LOBELIA INFLATA. 
 Antidote : Ipec. 
 Similar: Ant. t., Ars., Dig., Ipec, Rosa dam., 
 
 Tabac, Ver.; Lobelia is to the bad effects from 
 drunkenness in people with light hair, blue 
 or gray eyes, florid complexion, fat or corpu- 
 lent, what Nux v. is to people of the opposite 
 temperament. 
 
 LYCOPODIUM. 
 
 Antidotes: lAcon., Camph., Caust., Cham.. 
 
 Cinch., ICoff., Graph., IPuls. 
 Compatible: IBell., I IBry., HCalc, ICarbov., 
 
 1 1 Graph., Hyos., IILach., Led., IMerc, INux 
 
 v., IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISil., Stram., 
 
 I ISul., Ver. 
 Complementary: Iod. 
 Inimical: coffee. 
 Similar : Ars., Calc. s., Carbo a., Euph., Hep., 
 
 Merc, Natr. m., Nitr. ac, Nux v., Rhus, Sabad. 
 
 LYCOPUS VIRGINICUS. 
 
 Similar: Cact., Dig., Hydr. ac, Iber., Laur., 
 Prun., Sang., Spig. 
 
 LYSSIN. 
 
 Antidotes : Bell., Hyos., Stram. 
 Compatible: Arg. nit., Natr. m., Stann., Tabac. 
 Similar: Canth. 
 
 MAGNESIA CARBONICA. 
 
 Antidotes : Acet. ac, Ars.JBry., Cham., Merc 
 
 sol., Nux v., Puis., Rheum. 
 Compatible: Caust., IMerc, UPhos., IPuls., 
 
 ISep., ISil., Sul. 
 Complementary : Cham. 
 Similar: Aloe, Ant. c, Calc, Coloc, Graph., 
 
 Ipec, Lye, Nitr. ac, Nux m., Sil. 
 
 MAGNESIA MURIATICA. 
 
 Antidotes : Ars.,Camph.,IICham.,Merc,Nuxv. 
 Compatible: Bell., ICalc, IILyc, IMerc, 
 
 Natr. m., IPhos., I IPuls. J ISep., ISil., ISul. 
 Similar: Bar., Bry., Calc, Graph., Kali c, 
 
 Nitr. ac, Phos., Sul. 
 
 MAGNESIA PHOSPHORICA. 
 
 Similar : Ars., IBell., Spig., Zinc. 
 
 MAGNESIA SULPHURICA. 
 
 Similar : Act. rac, Hep., Ign., Puis. 
 
 MANCINELLA HIPPOMANE. 
 Similar : Canth., Crot. t. , Euphor,, Yucca filam. 
 
 MANGANUM CARBONICUM. 
 Antidotes : Coff, Merc sol. 
 Compatible: ICalc, ILyc, IMerc, IPhos., 
 
 IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 Similar : Amm. m. , Arg. nit. 
 
 MARUM VERUM. 
 
 Compatible: ICinch., ILyc, IMerc, INux v., 
 
 IPhos., IPuls., I ISil. 
 Similar: Cina, Ign., Kali bi., Nux v., Phos., 
 
 Sang. , Sil. , Val. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 MEDORRHINUM. 
 
 Antidote : Ipec, for dry cough. 
 
 Compatible : Sul. 
 
 Similar : Camph., Pic ac, Sec, Syph., Ver. 
 
 MELILOTUS. 
 
 Similar: Amyl., Ant. c, Bell., Glon., Sang., 
 Stram. 
 
 MENYANTHES TRIFOLIATA. 
 
 Antidote : Camph.; to chronic effects of Cinch. 
 
 and Quinia. 
 Compatible: IBell., ICalc, Caps., IILyc, 
 
 IIPuls., 1 1 Rhus, ISep., I iSul. 
 Similar: Calc, Gels., Magn. m., Paris, Puis. 
 
 MEPHITIS PUTORITJS. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Agar., Amm. c, Ars., Asaf., 
 Aur. met., Carbo v., Castor., Coral., Dros., 
 Lach., Mosch., Kumex, Sticta, Tarant. 
 
 MERCURIAL IS PERENNIS. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Bell. 
 
 Similar: other Euphorbiacese ; I Alum., lAnt.c, 
 lAsaf., IBar. c, Berb., I IBor., ICann. s., 
 I Caps., IlCaust., Cinch., IKali bi., IKreo., 
 I I Lach., ILed., ILyc, IMagn. c, IMagn. m., 
 IIMerc sol., IMur. ac, INatr. m., IINitr. ac, 
 I INuxm., INux v., I 01eand.,IOp., IPhos. ac, 
 I Plat., IRhod., I Rhus, ISeneg., ISep., ISpig., 
 IStram., I ISul., ISul. ac, ITarax., IThuya, 
 I Ver. 
 
 MERCURITJS (SOLUBILIS AND 
 VIVUS). 
 
 Antidotes: Ant. c, Asaf., lAur. met., IBell., 
 Calad., Camph., I I Carbo v., 1 1 Cinch., I IDulc, 
 Ferr., Guaiac, IIHep., Iod., Kah chlor., Kali 
 hyd. , ILach., Mez., INitr. ac. , Op. , IPhvt. , Sars. , 
 Sep., Sil., Staph., Stilling., ISul., VaL; also 
 Merc, high.; to ailments from arsenic or cop- 
 per vapors. 
 
 Compatible : Ars., Asaf., IBell., ICalc, Cinch., 
 Hep., Lach., Lye, Nitr. ac, IPhos., IIPuls., 
 IRhus, ISep., ISil., llSul. 
 
 Inimical : Sil. 
 
 MERCURITJS CYANATUS. 
 
 Similar : Arum t., Caust., Hep., Kali bi.,Kali c, 
 Lach., Mur. ac, Phyt. 
 
 MERCURIUS DULCIS. 
 
 Antidpte : Hep. 
 Similar : Sul. ac. 
 
 MERCURIUS IODATUS FLAVUS. 
 
 Antidotes: Hep., Lye 
 Compatible : Lach. 
 
 MERCURIUS IODATUS RUBER. 
 
 Antidote : Hep. 
 Compatible : Bell., Lach. 
 Similar: Badiag., Carbo a., Merc, praec rub., 
 Nitr. ac. 
 
 MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS. 
 Antidote : Sil. 
 
 Similar: Aur. met., Canth., Dig., Kali iod., 
 Lach. 
 
 MERCURIUS SULPHURICUM. 
 
 Antidote : Hep. 
 Similar : Ars., Dig., Sul. 
 
 MEZEREUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Bry., Calc, Camph., Kali 
 iod., IIMerc, Nitr. ac,Nuxv., Phos., Rhus,, 
 vinegar ; to effects of spirituous liquors. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., ICalc, Caust.,IIgn., 
 ILyc, IIMerc,INux v.,IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 ■Sep., ISil., ISul. 
 
 Similar: Anac, Guaiac, Phyt., Rhus. 
 
 MILLEFOLIUM. 
 
 Antidote : Arum m. 
 
 Inimical : coffee, which causes congestion to 
 
 head. 
 Similar : Ham., Ipec. 
 
 MITCHELLA REPENS. 
 
 Similar : Act. rac, Ascl., Caulo., Chim., Eup. 
 pur., Helon., Puis., Senecio, Uva ursi. 
 
 MORPHINUM SULPHURICUM. 
 
 Antidote: lAtrop., IBell.; strong infusion of 
 
 coffee; I Aeon., Ipec 
 Antidotes : Camph., Coff., Therid. 
 
 MOSCHUS. 
 
 Similar: Arab., Ammoniac,, Asaf., IBell., 
 IBry., Camph., Castor., Ign.,Magn.m.,Nux m.,. 
 Nux v., I IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, ISep. 
 
 MUREX PURPUREA 
 Similar : Kreo., Lil. tig., Plat., Sep. 
 
 MURIATICUM ACIDUM. 
 
 Antidotes : carbonate of soda, potassa, lime„ 
 magnesia, and sapo medicinalis; I IBry., 
 Camph.; cures the muscular weakness follow- 
 ing excessive use of opium. 
 
 Compatible . I IBell., Bry., ICalc, ILyc.,Merc, 
 IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 
 MYGALE (LASIODORA CUBANA). 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Agar., Apis, Bell., IDiad.,. 
 Dory., Hyos., ITarant., Therid. 
 
 MYOSOTIS. 
 
 Similar : Stann. 
 
 MYRICA CERIFERA. 
 
 Similar : Asar., Benz. ac, Berb., Brom., Chel., 
 Chim., Cornus, Cub., Dig., Eryng., Eup., 
 Hep., Hydras., Kali bi., Lach., Merc. iod.,. 
 Pod., Spong. 
 
 MYRTUB COMMUNIS. 
 Similar : Bry., Phos., Pix., Sul., Therid. 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 NAJA TRIPUDIANS. 
 
 Similar: Ars., Cact., ICrotal., lElaps, Iber., 
 Lach. My gale, Spig., Sunib. 
 
 NATRTJM ARSENICATUM. 
 
 Similar : Apis, Ars., Arum t., Kali bi., Kali c, 
 Natr. m., Lye. 
 
 NATRUM CARBONICUM. 
 Antidotes: I ICamph., Cinch., Nitr. sp. d. 
 Compatible: HCalc, ILyc, Nux v., IPhos., 
 
 IPuls., USep., ISil., IISul. 
 Similar : Ars., Carbo v., Lye, Merc, Natr. m., 
 Natr. s., Phos., Sil. 
 
 NATRUM MURIATICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Ars., Camph., Nitr. sp. d., I IPhos. ; 
 to nitrate of silver, where used for cauteriza- 
 tion ; to quinine, when diseases continue inter- 
 mittent and patients suffer from headache, 
 are constipated and have disturbed sleep ; to 
 bee-stings. 
 
 Compatible: IIBell., IBry., HCalc, Calc. p., 
 1 1 Cinch., Ferr. ph., 1 1 Graph., Kali m., Kali 
 ph., Kali s., ILach., ILyc, Natr. s., I INux v., 
 IPhos., I IPuls., IRhus, llSep.. ISil., IISul. 
 
 Complementary : Apis. 
 
 Similar: Alumin., Amb., Caust., Graph., Hep., 
 Led., Phos., Puis., Staph. 
 
 NATRUM PHOSPHORICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Apis, Sep. 
 
 Similar: Benz. ac, Calc, Carbo v., Carbol. ac, 
 
 Coccul., Colch., Guaiac, Kali c, Lye, Nux v., 
 
 Robinia, Rheum, Sul. 
 
 NATRUM SULPHURICUM. 
 
 Compatible : Ars., Bell., Ferr. ph., Natr. m.» 
 
 Thuya. 
 Similar: Bry., Coff., Graph., ILyc, Merc, 
 
 INatr. m., IPuls., Rhus, Sil., Stilling., ISul., 
 
 Thuya. 
 
 NICCOLUM. 
 
 Similar: Ars., Carbo a., Ferr., Fluor, ac, Gels., 
 Hyos.,Ign.,Kob., Lyc,Mang., Natr. m., Nux v., 
 Petrol., Phos., Plat., Puis., Sep., Sil., Sul., 
 Stram., Zinc. 
 
 NITRUM SPIRITUS DULCIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Calc, Camph., ICarbo v., ICaust.' 
 I Con., I Kali c, Natr. c, IINatr. m., Nitrum, 
 Op., Sep. 
 
 Inimical : Dig. , Ran. b. 
 
 NITRI ACIDUM. 
 
 Antidotes: ICalc, Dig., IHep., Merc, Mez., 
 
 Sul. 
 Compatible: Arn., Ars., Aur. met., I ICalc, 
 
 Carbo a., IHep., Kalic, Kreo., ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 Natr. c, IPhos., I IPuls., IRhus, Sec, ISep., 
 
 ISil., ISul., Thuya. 
 Complementary : Ars., Calad. 
 Inimical : Lach. 
 Similar : Mur. ac. 
 
 NITRUM. 
 
 Kali nitrieum. 
 
 NUPHAR LUTEUM. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 NUX MOSCHATA. 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., Camph., Gels.,Laur., Nux v., 
 
 Op., Rhod., Val.,Zinc. 
 Compatible: Ant. t., IBell., ILyc, I INux v., 
 
 IPhos., IIPuls., IIRhus, ISil., ISul., Stram. 
 Similar: Amb., Ant. t., Ars., Asaf., Bell., 
 
 Camph., Coccul., Con., Ign., Laur., Lye, 
 
 Mosch., Nux v. , Op., Phos., Puis., Rhus, Sas- 
 
 saf., Sep., Sil., Spig., Stram., Sul. 
 
 NUX VOMICA. 
 
 Antidotes : wine, coffee, Aeon., Bell., Camph., 
 Cham., Coccul., Op., Puis., Stram.; to nar- 
 cotic, drastic and vegetable remedies ; bad 
 effects of aromatics in food, such as ginger, 
 pepper and of so-called hot medicines, citrate 
 of magnesia, alcohol, the tremors of mercury, 
 neuralgia of Mezereum, and ether. 
 
 Compatible : lArs., IBell., IBry.,ICalc,ICinch., 
 Ipec, ILyc, Magn. m., IPhos., IIPuls., 
 IIRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Sul. 
 
 Inimical : acids, Ign., Zinc. 
 
 Similar : liEsc. h., lAloe, Alum., Amb., Arn., 
 Asar., Ars., Bell., Berb., Bism., IBry., ICalab., 
 Calc, Canth., Carbo v., ICard. m., Castor., 
 ■Caust., ICham., ICoccul., ICollin., ether, 
 Graph., Ham., Ilgn., Kob., Kreo., Lach., Led., 
 Lye, Merc, IOp., Phos., Puis., Staph., ISul., 
 Zing. 
 
 CBNANTHE CROCATA. 
 
 Collateral : ^Ethus., Cic, Con. 
 
 OLEANDER. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph., Sul. 
 
 Compatible : IBell., IBry., ICalc, Con., I ILyc, 
 
 Natr. m., INux v., IPuls., IRhus, ISep., Spig., 
 
 ISul. 
 Similar : Anac, Cinch., Clem., Coccul., Nux v., 
 
 Staph. 
 
 OLEUM ANIMALE. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph., Nux v., Op. 
 Similar: Agar., Ars., Carbo v., Gels., Ign., 
 Phos., Puis. 
 
 OLEUM CAJEPUTI. 
 
 Similar: Aeon., Bell., Colch,, Plant. 
 
 OLEUM JECORIS ASELLI. 
 
 Similar : Iod., Phos., Spong. 
 
 OPIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : strong coffee, wine, Ant. t.,1 IBell., 
 Dig., 1 1 Ipec, Lach., Merc, Nux v., Plumb., 
 Stram., Vanil. arom., Zinc; to charcoal vapor, 
 lead, strychnia. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 Compatible: Aeon., Ant. t., Bell., Bry., Hyos., 
 
 Nux m., Nux v. 
 Similar : Apis, Ipec., Mosch. 
 
 ORIGANUM VULGARE. 
 
 Similar: Canth., Cann. i., Collin., Hedeoma, 
 Helon., Plat., Val. 
 
 OSMIUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Hep., Merc., Phos. ac., Sil., 
 
 Spong.; sulphuretted hydrogen. 
 Similar: Argentum, Ars., Brom., Irid.,Mang., 
 
 OXALICUM ACIDUM. 
 Antidotes : carbonates of lime and magnesia. 
 Similar : Arg. met., Ars., Colch., Ipec, Kreo., 
 Phos. ac, Pic. ac, Ver. 
 
 PiEONIA OFFICINALIS 
 Antidotes : Aloe, Ratan. 
 Similar : Ham., Sil., Sul. 
 
 PALLADIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Bell., Cinch., Glon. 
 Complementary : Plat. 
 
 Similar: Arg. met., Helon., Lach., Lil. tig., 
 Plat., Pod. 
 
 PAREIRA BRAVA. 
 
 Similar : Berb., Chim. m., Hydrangea arb., 
 Uva ursi. 
 
 PARIS QUADRIFOLIA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., I ICoff. 
 
 Compatible : Bry., ICalc, Led., ILyc, INux v., 
 
 IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, USep., IISul. 
 Inimical : Ferr. ph. 
 Similar: Sil. 
 
 PETROLEUM. 
 Antidotes: Coccul., INux v.; lead poisoning. 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., HCalc, IILyc, 
 
 Nitr. ac, INux v., IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ■ ISep., ISil., IISul. 
 Similar : the carbons, especially Graph, and 
 
 Sul.; Colch., Tabac 
 
 PETROSELINUM. 
 Similar : Cann., Canth., Merc 
 
 PHELLANDRIUM AQUATICUM. 
 Antidotes : Rheum. 
 Similar : Con., Phyt. 
 
 PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM. 
 Antidotes : Camph., I ICoff., Staph. 
 Compatible: I Ars., IBell., ICalc, ICinch., 
 
 ICon., Ferr., ILyc, IMerc, Nux v., IRhus, 
 
 I ISep., ISil., IISul., Ver. 
 Similar : Fluor, ac, Lye, Mur. ac, IPhos., Pic. 
 
 ac, I IPuls., Sep., Sil.; Sul. 
 
 PHOSPHORUS. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Coff., I INux v., Rhus v., 
 
 Tereb.,wine; ill effects of camphor, iodine, 
 
 and excessive use of table salt. 
 Compatible : Ars., IBell., IBry., ICalc, Carbov., 
 
 Cinch., Kali c, ILyc, INux v., IIPuls., Rhus, 
 
 ■Sep., ISil., IISul. 
 Complementary : Ars., Cepa. 
 Inimical: Caust. 
 Similar : Acal., in pulmonary hemorrhage. 
 
 PHYSOSTIGMA. 
 
 Calabar. 
 
 PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA. 
 
 Antidotes : milk and salt ; Bell., Coff., IHgn., 
 
 Merc, Mez., Op., Sul. 
 Similar : Ars., Arum t., Camph., Guaiac, Ipec, 
 
 Iris, Kali bi., Kali iod., Rhus. 
 
 PICRIC ACID. 
 
 Similar : Alumin., Arg. nit., Gels., Oxal. ac, 
 Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac, Sil., Sul. 
 
 PIX LIQUIDA. 
 
 Similar : Anisum stellatum (chest pains). 
 Antidotes : Apis ; bad effects of tobacco. 
 
 PLATINUM. 
 Antidotes : Nitr. sp. d., IPuls.; lead poisoning. 
 Compatible : IBell., ICalc, llgn., I ILyc,IMerc, 
 
 IIPuls., I IRhus, I ISep., ISul., Ver. 
 Similar: Asaf., Aur. met., Bell., Croc, Ign., 
 
 Lye, Plumb., Puis., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Sul. 
 
 PLUMBUM. 
 
 Antidotes: IIAlum., Ant. c, Ars., Bell., Coc- 
 cul., Hep., Kreo., Lye, Nux v., 1 1 Op., Petrol., 
 IPlat., IISul. ac, Zinc; alcohol is a prevent- 
 ive. 
 
 Compatible: Ars., I IBell., ICalc, IILyc, 
 IMerc, IOp., UPhos., IIPuls., ISep., ISil., 
 IISul. 
 
 Similar: Alumin., Ars., Bell., Lycop., Natr. 
 nitr., Nux v., Op., Phos. ac, Plat.. Pod., Puis.,. 
 Thallium. 
 
 PODOPHYLLUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Coloe,Lact. ae,Lept.,Mere, Nux v. 
 
 Compatible : ICalc, Ipec, Nux v., Sul. 
 
 Inimical : salt, which increases its action. 
 
 Similar: iEsc h., Aloe, Apis, Arm, Bry., Chel., 
 Colch., Collin., Hell., Iris, Lept., Lil. tig., 
 Merc, Nitr. ac, Nux v., Puis., Sul., Ver. 
 
 POLYGONUM PUNCTATUM. 
 
 Similar : Asar., Amm. c, Caps., Caulo., Puis., 
 Senecio, Seneg., Xan. 
 
 POLYPORUS OFFICINALIS. 
 
 Similar: Agar., Bry., Cinch., Cornus, Gels., 
 Ipec, Lept. , Nux v., Pod. 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 PRUNUS SPINOSA. 
 
 Similar : Laur. 
 
 PSORINTJM. 
 
 Antidotes: coffee. 
 
 Compatible : Arn., Carbo v., Cinch., Lact. ac, 
 
 Sul. 
 Similar: Carbo v., Cinch., Phos. ac. 
 
 PTELEA TRIFOLIATA. 
 
 Similar : other Rutacese ; also Arn., Berb., Bry., 
 Chel., Hydras., Merc, Nux v., Pod. 
 
 PULSATILLA. 
 
 Antidotes : coffee, vinegar, Ant.t., Bell.,Cham., 
 Cinch.,1 ICoflf.,Colch.,Ign., Lye, Nux v., Plat., 
 Sabad., Stram., Sul., Sul. ac; iron, quinine, 
 poisoning by toadstools, vapors of mercury 
 and copper, whiskey. 
 
 Compatible : lArs., IIBell., IBry., ICalc, Ign., 
 Kali bi., IILyc, IMerc, INux v., UPhos., 
 IRhus, ISep., ISil., IISul. 
 
 Complementary : Lye, Sul. ac. 
 
 Similar : Act. rac, Ant. c, Caulo., Con., Cycl., 
 Ham., Sabina. 
 
 RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS. 
 
 Antidotes : Bry., I ICamph., Puis., Rhus. 
 Inimical: Nitr. sp. d., 1 1 Staph., Sul., alcohol, 
 
 wine and vinegar. 
 Similar : Aeon., Arn., Bry., Cact., Clem., Crot. t., 
 
 Euphor., Mez., Sabad. 
 
 RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS. 
 Antidotes: Camph. 
 
 Compatible : Ars.,IBell.,Lach.,IIPuls.,IRhus, 
 ISil., ISul. 
 
 RAPHANUS. 
 Similar : Anac, I Carbo v. 
 
 RATANHIA. 
 Similar : Canth., Iris, Sul., Thuya. 
 
 RHEUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Camphor., Canth., I ICham.,Coloc, 
 
 Magn. c, Merc, I INux v., Puis. 
 Compatible : Ipec 
 Complementary: IIBell., Magn. c, IMerc, 
 
 INux v., IPuls., IRhus, IISul. 
 Similar : Ars.,Bell., Cham., Coloc, Dulc, Nux v., 
 
 Pod., Puis., Rhus, Sul. 
 
 RHODODENDRON. 
 
 Antidotes : Bry., Camph., 1 1 Clem., I IRhus. 
 Compatible : ICalc, ICon., ILyc, IMerc,INux 
 
 v., I IPuls., I IRhus, ISep., ISil., ISul. 
 Similar: Aur. met., Bry., Calc, Clem., Con., 
 
 IKalm., Led., Lye, Merc, Nux v.,Phos.,Puls., 
 
 Ran. b., Rhus. 
 
 RHUS TOXICODENDRON. 
 
 Antidotes : Ant. t.,Bell., I IBry.,Camph., Coflf., 
 Crot. t., Merc, Plumb., Ran. b., Rhod., Sas- 
 saf., Sul., Tenacet., Verbena hastata, Virgini- 
 ana serpentaria. 
 
 Compatible : Arn., Ars., IBry., Calc, Calc. p., 
 Cham., Con., Lach., INux v., Phos. ac.,1 IPuls., 
 ■Sep., IISul. 
 
 Inimical: Apis. 
 
 RHUS VENENATA OR VERNIX. 
 
 Antidotes : Bry., Phos.; blue clay applied ex- 
 ternally relieves itching and burning. 
 
 Similar : Anac , Clem., Co mo., Crot. t., Ran. b., 
 Rhus tox, Rhus rad. 
 
 ROBINIA. 
 
 Similar: Bry., Carbo v., Cinch., Lye, Nux v. 
 
 RUMEX CRISPUS. 
 
 Antidotes : Bell., Camph., Con., Hyos., Lach., 
 
 Phos. 
 Similar : Apis, Bell., Calc, Caust., Cist., Dulc, 
 
 Eryng., Hep., Iod., Iris, Jugl., Lach., Lobel., 
 
 Lye, Merc, Nuph., Phos., Pod., Rheum, 
 
 Sang., Spong., Sul. 
 
 RUTA GRAVEOLENS. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph. , Merc. 
 
 Compatible: ICalc, Caust., ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 Phos. ac, I IPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISil., IISul., 
 
 Sul. ac. 
 Similar: Arg. nit., Arn., Bry., Calc, Con., 
 
 Euph., Lye, Merc, Mez., Phos., Phyt., Puis., 
 
 Rhus., Sep., Sil., Sul. 
 
 SABADILLA. 
 
 Antidotes : Con., Puis. 
 
 Compatible: Ars., Bell., Bry., ICalc, IMerc, 
 
 INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., IIRhus, ISep., ISil., 
 
 ■Sul. 
 Similar: Colch., Coloc, Lye, Puis., Ver. 
 
 SABINA. 
 
 Antidotes : Camph., Puis. 
 
 Compatible: Ars., IBelL, IIPuls., IRhus, 
 
 Spong., ISul. 
 Complementary: Thuya. 
 Similar: Arn., Calc, Coccul., Croc, Ipec, 
 
 Millef.,Ruta, See, Trill. 
 
 SALICYLIC ACID. 
 
 Similar : Ars., Carbol. ac, Cinch., Colch., Kreo., 
 Lact. ac, Nitr. ac, Phos., Salicyl. of soda. 
 
 SAMBUCUS NIGRA. 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., Camph. 
 
 Compatible : I Ars., IBelL, Con., Nux v., Phos., 
 
 IPuls., IIRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 Similar: Cinch., Ipec, Sul. 
 
 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 
 Antidote : Op. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 Compatible : Bell. 
 
 Similar: Ant. t., Bell., Chelid., Iris, Melil., 
 Paullinia, Phos., Sul., Ver. v. 
 
 SARRACENIA PURPUREA. 
 Antidote : Pod. 
 
 SARSAPARILLA. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Merc; effects of mercury. 
 Compatible: IBell., Cepa, Hep., IIMerc., 
 
 IPhos., Rhus, ISep., ISul. 
 Complementary: Merc, Sep. 
 Similar : Natr. m. 
 
 SECALE CORNUTUM. 
 Antidotes : Camph., Op. 
 Compatible: lArs., 1 1 Bell., I Cham., Cinch., 
 
 ILyc, IOp., IPuls., IRhus, ISul. 
 Similar: Ars., Cinnam., Colch. , Plumb. 
 
 SELENIUM. 
 Antidotes : Ign., Puis. 
 
 Compatible : Cinch., ILyc, IMerc, ISep., ISul 
 Inimical : Cinch., wine. 
 Similar: Alumin., Arg. met., Phos., Stann. 
 
 SENECIO. 
 
 Similar: Act. rac, Alet., Caulo., Cinch., Coff., 
 Puis., Sep. 
 
 SENEGA. 
 Antidotes: Arn., Bell., I IBry., Camph. 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., HCalc, I ILyc, 
 
 I Phos., ISul. 
 Similar: Ammon., Calc, Caust., Phos., Spong. 
 
 SEPIA. 
 
 Antidotes: vegetable acids, Aeon., Ant. c, 
 Ant. t., Calc, Cinch., Merc, Natr. m., Natr. p., 
 Nitr. sp. d., Phos., Rhus, Sarsap., Sul. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., IBry., HCalc, ILyc, 
 IMerc, IINatr. m., INux v., IPhos., IIPuls., 
 IIRhus, ISil., I ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Natr. m. 
 
 Inimical : Lach., milk. 
 
 Similar : Act. rac, Alet., Aloe, Alumin. , Ars., 
 Ars. iod., Bell., Bor., Calc, Caulo., Caust., 
 Curar., Cycl., Graph., Helon., Iris, Jabor., 
 Kali c, Kreo., Lil. tig., Lye, Mez., Murex, 
 Natr. c, Natr. m., Nux v., Pod., Puis., Sang., 
 Sec, Sil., Stann., Sul., Tell., Therid., Thuya. 
 
 SILICA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Fluor, ac, Hep., Merc, 
 
 Sul. 
 Compatible : IBell., Bry., HCalc, Cina,IFluor. 
 
 ac, Graph., IHep., Ign., Lach., I ILyc, IMerc, 
 
 Nitr. ac, IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, ISep., I ISul. 
 Inimical : Merc 
 Similar : Arn., Hyper., Kali c, Mur. ac, Nux v., 
 
 Op., Phos. ac, Pic. ac, Ruta, Sul. 
 
 SINAPIS NIGRA AND ALBA. 
 
 Antidotes : Sapo sodte for blisters from exter- 
 nal application ; Nux v. when abused as a 
 condiment. 
 
 Similar : Kali cy. (variola); Thlaspi. 
 
 SPIGELIA. 
 
 Antidotes : Aur. met., Camph., Coccul., Merc, 
 
 IPuls. 
 Compatible : Aeon., Am., Ars., IBell., IBry., 
 
 ICalc, Dig., Iris, Kalic, ILyc, IPhos., I IPuls., 
 
 IRhus, ISul., Zinc. 
 
 SPONGIA TOSTA. 
 
 Antidote : Camph. 
 
 Compatible: I Aeon., IBell., Brom., I IBry., 
 ICalc, Carbo v.,IIHep.,IIgn., IMerc, INux v., 
 I IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 
 SQUILLA MARITIMA. 
 Antidote : Camph. 
 
 Compatible: I Ars., IBell., I IBry., IPhos., 
 IRhus, ISil., ISul. 
 
 STANNUM. 
 Antidote : Puis 
 
 Compatible : IBell., IBry., ICalc, Caust., 
 Cina, ILyc, IPhos.,1 IPuls., IRhus, ISep.,ISul. 
 Complementary : Puis. 
 
 STAPHISAGRIA. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Merc, Thuya. 
 Compatible : ICalc, Coloc, Caust., ILyc, 
 
 IMerc, IIPuls., ISul. 
 Inimical: Ran. b. 
 Similar: Coccul., Coff. 
 
 STICTA PULMONARIA. 
 
 Similar : Act. rac, Asar., Dros., Nux v., Rumex, 
 Sainb., Tarant. 
 
 STILLINGIA SYLVATICA. 
 
 Antidote : Merc. 
 Similar: Natr. s., Staph. 
 
 STRAMMONIUM. 
 
 Antidotes : vinegar, lemon juice, tobacco in- 
 jections ; senna for cerebral symptoms ; 
 
 I IBell., Hyos., Merc, I INux v., Plumb. 
 Compatible : lArs., IIBell., IBry., Cupr., IIHy- 
 
 os., ILyc, IOp., IPuls., ISul. 
 Inimical : coffee. 
 Similar: Sec. 
 
 STRONTIA CARBONICA. 
 Antidote : Camph. 
 Compatible: Arn., ICalc, ICaust., I Kali c, 
 
 IMerc, INux v., IPhos, IIPuls., IIRhus, 
 
 Ruta, ISep. 
 Similar : Bar. c, Ferr., Sil., Magn. m. 
 
 SULPHUR. 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Camph., Cham., MCinch., 
 
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 48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
 Iod., 1 1 Merc, Nitr. ac, IPuls., Rhus, 1 1 Sep.; 
 
 ailments from abuse of metals generally. 
 Compatible: IArs., IBell., IBry., HCalc, 
 
 IILyc, IMerc, IPhos., IIPuls.,IIRhus,ISars., 
 
 ■Sep., ISil. 
 Complementary : Aloe. 
 Sulphur frequently serves to rouse the reactive 
 
 power of the system, when carefully selected 
 
 remedies have failed to produce a favorable 
 
 effect, especially in acute diseases. 
 
 SULPHURIC ACID. 
 Antidotes: Puis.; lead poisoning. 
 Compatible: Am., ILyc, INux v., IPhos., 
 
 IPuls., IRhus, I ISep., ISul. 
 Complementary: Puis. 
 
 SUMBUL. 
 Similar : Asaf., Mosch. 
 
 SYMPHITUM OFFICINALE. 
 
 Compare : Arm, in blows ; Calc. p., Fluor, ac, 
 Hep., and Sil., in injuries to bones. 
 
 SYPHILINUM (LUESINUM). 
 
 Similar : Aurum, Kali iod., Merc, and other 
 anti-syphilitics. 
 
 TABACUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Ars., Cic, Clem., Ign.,Ipec, Lye, 
 Nux v., Phos., Plant., Puis., Sep., Stram. 
 
 TARAXACUM. 
 
 Compatible : Ars., ILyc, INux v., IPuls., 
 
 1 1 Rhus, ISep. 
 Similar : Chel., Hydras., Puis. 
 
 TARANTULA HISPANICA. 
 
 Similar : Lach., which is said to be antidotal. 
 
 TELLURIUM. 
 
 Antidote : Nux v. 
 
 Similar : Ars., Cepa, Puis., Rhus, Selen., Sep., 
 Sul. 
 
 TEREBINTHINiE OLEUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Merc, Phos. 
 
 Similar: Alum., Camph., Canth., Cop., Kali 
 
 bi., Lach., Lye, Merc, Nitr. ac, Phos., Pix., 
 
 Rhus, Sec, Sul. 
 
 THERIDION CURASSAVICUM. 
 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Graph., Mosch. 
 Compatible : after Calc. and Lye 
 Similar : Diad., Mygale, Tarant. 
 
 THLASPI BURSA PASTORIS. 
 
 Similar : Sinap. 
 
 THUYA OCCIDENTALIS. 
 
 Antidotes: Camph., Cham., Coccul., Iod., 
 I IMerc, Nux v., Puis., Sul.; to abuse of tea, 
 
 Compatible: ICalc, I IMerc, Nitr. ac, IPhos., 
 IPuls., IRhus, ISabina, ISil., I ISul. 
 
 Complementary : Sabina, Sil. 
 Similar: Cann. s., Canth., Cop., Staph. 
 
 TRILLIUM PENDULUM. 
 
 Similar : Bell., Cinch., Kali c, Lach., Sep. 
 
 TROMBIDIUM. 
 Antidote : Merc. cor. 
 Similar: Led., Sul. 
 
 TUBERCULINUM. 
 
 Complementary : Hydras. 
 
 URANIUM NITRICUM. 
 Similar : Ars., Kali bi., Phos. ac. 
 
 URTICA URENS. 
 Similar : Apis, Canth., Rhus, Ricin. 
 
 USTILAGO MAIDIS. 
 
 Similar: Sabina, Sec 
 
 UVA URSI. 
 
 Similar: Cann., Sec. 
 
 VACCININUM AND VARIOLINUM. 
 
 No observations. 
 
 VALERIANA. 
 
 Antidotes: Bell., Camph., Cina, I ICoff., Merc, 
 
 Puis. 
 Compatible: ICalc, IPhos., IIPuls., IRhus, 
 
 ISep., ISul. 
 Similar: Am., Asaf., Croc, Dulc, Hyper., 
 
 Ign., Nux v., Spig., Sul. 
 
 VERATRUM ALBUM. 
 
 Antidotes: Aeon., Ars., 1 1 Camph., Cinch., 
 
 Coff., Cupr., Ferr., Op. 
 Compatible: Ars., Arm, IBell., IBry., ICalc, 
 
 Cinch., Cupr., Ipee, ILyc, IMerc, INux v., 
 
 Phos., IIPuls , IRhus, ISep., ISul. 
 
 VERATRUM VIRIDE. 
 
 Antidotes : Ver. vir. cured spasms from strych- 
 nine. 
 
 VERBASCUM THAPSUS. 
 
 Compatible: IIPuls., IRhus, ISep., ISul. ac. 
 Similar: Plat. 
 
 VESPA CRABRO. 
 
 Antidotes : Apis, salt water and vinegar. 
 Incompatible : Arg. nit. 
 
 VIBURNUM OPULUS. 
 Antidotes : Aeon., Ver. 
 Similar : Act. rac, Caulo. 
 
 VINCA MINOR. 
 
 Similar : Arctium lappa, Cinch., Lacea, Oleand., 
 Sec, Staph. 
 
48. DRUG RELATIONSHIP. 
 
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 VIOLA OPORATA. 
 
 Antidote : Camph. 
 
 Compatible: Cina, Coral., IXux v., IPhos., 
 IIPuls., IRhus, ISep. 
 
 VIOLA TRICOLOR. 
 
 ggg* Jacea. 
 
 XANTHOXYLUM FRAXINEUM. 
 Similar : Act. rac, Bry., Coloc, Gnaphal. 
 
 ZINCUM. 
 Antidotes: Camph., Hep., I llgn. 
 
 Compatible: IBell., ICalc, ICinch., llgn., 
 IPhos., IPuls., IRhus, USep., IISul. 
 
 Inimical : Cham., I IXux v., wine. 
 
 Similar: Arg. nit., Kob., Lye., Plumb., Pod., 
 Puis., Sep. 
 
 ZINGIBER OFFICINALE. 
 
 Antidote : Xux v. 
 
 ZIZIA AUREA. 
 
 Similar : Mygale, Tarant. 
 
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INDEX 
 
 Abbreviations, 13 
 Abdomen, Chapter 19, 483 
 
 abdomen, 483 
 
 colic, 512 
 
 flatulence, 517 
 
 inguinal region, 520 
 
 intestines, 523 
 
 perineum, 525 
 
 pubes, 525 
 Abortion, 685 
 Abscesses, 1139 
 Accommodation of sight, 170 
 Achroma, ggg" 1 Vitiligo 
 Acids, disagree, M^* eating, 409 
 
 drinking, 404 
 Acne, 272 
 
 Activity (strength), 1007 
 Addison's disease, 586 
 Adenitis, J^sT Glands, 1134 
 Adiposis, 1129 
 Afternoon, 1071 
 Afterpains, 696 
 
 Agalactia, $gf Lactation, milk, 688 
 Age, stages of life, 1184 
 Ague, gsip 03 Fever, intermittent, 1094 
 Air, 1072 
 Air passages, 702 
 Albuminuria, 587, 604 
 Alcoholism, 86, 404, 1192 
 Alopecia, g^T* Hair, falling, 165 
 Amaurosis, 220 
 Amblyopia, 220 
 Amenorrhcea, 648 
 Amnesia, J^g^ Memory, 60 
 Aneeinia, 819 
 Anaesthesia, j&gT' Nerves, 1025 
 
 skin, 1173 
 Anasarca, 1141 
 Aneurism, 823 , 
 Auger, ill effects, 17 
 Angina, faucium, 361 
 
 pectoris, 782 
 
 tonsillaris, 379, 389 
 Anguish, 19 
 Ankles, 932 
 Anorexia, 393 
 
 Anosmia, S^" Smell, diminished, loss, 271 
 Anthrax, 1139 
 Anthropophobia, 20 
 Antimony, poisoning, 1^° Chapter 48 
 Antrum of Highmore, 279 
 Anus, 527 
 Apathy, 24 
 Aphasia, 334 
 Aphonia, 715 
 Aphthae, mouth, 351 
 
 tongue, 340 
 Apoplexy, 93 
 Apparent death, 721 
 
 Appendicitis, J^* Intestines, caecum, 523 
 Appetite, Thirst, Desires, Aversions. Chap- 
 ter 14, 392 
 
 appetite, 392 
 
 aversions, 394 
 
 desires, 396 
 
 thirst, 400 
 Apyrexia, in fever, $i^ Intermittent, 1096 
 Arms, 890 
 
 Arsenic, poisoning, JS^* Chapter 48 
 Arthralgia, 989 
 Arthritis, 989 
 Ascarides, 581 
 Ascites, 493 
 Asiatic cholera, 532 
 Asphyxia, 721 
 
 infants, 686 
 Asthenopia, 221 
 Asthma, 721 
 
 bronchial, 721 
 
 cardiac, 722 
 
 catarrhal, 721 
 
 hay fever, 722 
 
 humid, 723 
 
 Millari, 706 
 
 nervous, 723 
 
 spasmodic, 724 
 
 thymicum, 706 
 Astigmatism, 221 
 Ataxia, locomotor, 884 
 Atheroma, 823 
 
 tumors, 1152 
 Atrophy, J^sT" Emaciation, 1132 
 Attacks, Periodicity, Chapter 41, 1122 
 Auditory nerve, 231 
 Auscultation, heart sounds, 834 
 
 lung sounds, 806 
 Autumn, 1074 
 
 Aversion to food and drink, 394 
 Awaking, 1045 
 Axillae, 849 
 
 Back, 852 
 
 lumbar region, 862 
 Backache, 852, 857 
 Balanitis, 618, 619 
 Balanorrhcea, B^g* Gonorrhoea, 619 
 Baldness, 165 
 
 Barber's itch, fi^aT" Herpes, 274 
 Barrenness, J^g* Sterility, 672 
 Basedow's disease, g^ Eyes protruding, 190, 
 
 and Neck goitre, 873 * 
 Bathing, 1075 
 Beard, 279 
 
 Bedclothes (covering), 1151 
 Bedsores, 1143, 1147 
 Belching, 421 
 Bile, 476 
 Biliarv calculi, 478 
 
 (1219) 
 
1220 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Chapter 48 
 Flatulence, rumbling, 518 
 
 Biliary colic, 477 
 Bites, 1147 
 
 Bladder, 582 
 
 Bleeders, J^° Constitution, 1190 
 
 Blennorrhea, JH^° Gonorrhoea, 619 
 
 Blepharitis, 208 
 
 Blindness, 221 
 
 Blisters, 1170 
 
 Blood, 819 
 
 Blood-poisoning, 822 
 
 Bloodvessels, 823 
 
 Blotches, 1152 
 
 Blows, 1147 
 
 Boils, 1139 
 
 Bones, 1129 
 
 fractures, 1148 
 Borax, ill effects, 
 Borborygmus, 
 Brain, 93 
 
 concussion, 94 
 
 fag, gig * exhaustion, 95 
 
 inflammation, 97 
 
 softening, 98 
 Breasts, fl@* Mammae, 689 
 Breath, foul, 355, 374, 377, 382 
 Breathing, 724 
 Bright's disease, 587, 604 
 Bronchia, 703 
 Bronchiectasis, 704 
 Bronchitis, 704 
 Bruises, 1147 
 Bubo, 520, 632 
 Build, fi^~ Size, 1193 
 Bulimia, 398 
 Bunions, 934 
 Burns, 1148 
 Bursse, 951, 988 
 
 c 
 
 Constitution, 1189 
 
 Cachexia, 
 face, 280 
 
 Calculi, biliary, 478 
 renal, 587 
 vesical, 583 
 
 Camphor, ill effects, 
 
 Cancer, 1131 
 axillae, 849 
 face, 280 
 larynx, 707 
 lips, 305 
 liver, 477 
 mammae, 689 
 ovaries, 669 
 rectum, 550 
 spleen, 482 
 stomach, 456 
 testicles, 634 
 tongue, 341 
 uterus, 673 
 vagina, 682 
 
 Canine hunger, 398 
 
 Canker, 352 
 
 Canthi, 171 
 
 Capillaries, 823 
 
 Carbuncle, 1140 
 
 Cardialgia, 462 
 
 Carditis, 830 
 
 Caries, bones, 1129 
 teeth, 321 
 
 Carotids, 870 
 
 Cartilages, 1132 
 
 Chapter 48 
 
 Catalepsy, 1007 
 Cataract, 204 
 Catarrh, 1136 
 
 air passages, 702 
 
 aural, 233 
 
 bladder, 583 
 
 bronchial, 703 
 
 eustachian, 241 
 
 fauces, 361 
 
 intestinal, 524 
 
 laryngeal, 707 
 
 lungs, 807 
 . nasal, 256 
 
 post-nasal, 262, 382 
 
 pharyngeal, 367 
 
 stomach, 457 
 
 throat, 373 
 
 tracheal, 713 
 
 urethral, 591 
 
 uterine, 673 
 
 vaginal, Leucorrhcea, 642 
 Cephalhematoma, $^ Tumors, 170 
 Cephalalgia, ggp^ Headache, 120 
 Cerebrospinal affections, 99 
 Cerumen, in ears, 241 
 Chafing, JS^ Intertrigo 
 Chalazion, Jggp~ Styes, 211 
 
 Cheloid, 1142 
 
 Chemosis, JUgr Conjunctiva, 73 
 
 Chest, Inner, and Lungs, Chapter 28, 781 
 
 clavicles, 781 
 
 inner chest, 781 
 
 lungs, 806 
 
 pleura, 815 
 
 sternum, 816 
 Chest, Outer, Chapter 30, 849 
 
 axillae, 849 
 
 male nipples, 850 
 
 outer chest, 850 
 Chicken pox, f$^~ varicella, 1170 
 Chilblains, 992, 1174 
 Childbirth, J8@H parturition, 694; post-partum, 
 
 696 ; puerperal, 701 
 Children, constitution, 1184 
 
 dentition, 317 
 
 infants, 686 
 Chills, 1076 
 Chilliness, 1086 
 Chin, 303 
 Chloasma, 1152 
 
 Chloral, ill effects, J§^ Chapter 48 
 Chlorosis, 820 
 Choking, %^- Throat, 372 
 Cholera, Asiatica, 532 
 
 infantum, 533 
 
 morbus, 534 
 Chordee, g^ Gonorrhoea, 619 
 Chorea, 993, 1007 
 Choroiditis, 172 
 Cicatrices, 1149, 1182 
 Cirrhosis, kidneys, 588 
 
 liver, 476 
 Clavicles, 781 
 
 Clergyman's sore throat, $1^* Larynx, inflam- 
 mation, 709 
 Climacteric period, 637 
 Clothing, Touch, bedclothes, contact, 1151, 
 
 Warmth, 1075 
 Coccygodynia, 861 
 Coffee, ill effects, 405 
 
 antidotes, Chapter 48 
 
INDEX. 
 
 1221 
 
 Coition, male, 616 
 
 female, 638 
 Cold, in general, 1073 
 
 applications, 1076 
 
 coryza, 247 
 
 cough, 743 
 Coldness (objective), 1174 
 
 chilliness, 1086 
 Colic, abdomen, 512 
 
 biliary, 477 
 
 infants, 686 
 
 menstrual, 663 
 
 renal, 587 
 Coma, 27, 1056 
 Comedones, 272 
 Complexion, 1189 
 Concussion, 1148 
 
 of brain, 94 
 
 jarring, 1150 
 
 ggaT* Spine, injuries, 887 
 Condylomata, g^* Skin, warts, 1172 
 Confinement, BSgg* parturition, 694 
 
 post-partum, 696 
 
 puerperal, 701 
 Confusion, sensorium, 83 
 
 mental, 28 
 Congestion, 821 
 Conjunctivitis, 176 
 Constipation, 534 
 
 children, 534 
 
 infants, 686 
 
 pregnancy, 536 
 Constitution (diathesis), 1189 
 Consumption, 808 
 Contact, J^ Touch, 1151 
 Contusions, 1147 
 Convulsions, 1009 
 
 apoplectic, 1009 
 
 cerebral, 1009 
 
 children, 1009 
 
 chronic, 1009 
 
 clonic, 1009 
 
 dentition, 317, 1010 
 
 emprosthotonos, 1010 
 
 epileptic, 1010 
 
 epileptiform, 1013 
 
 hydrophobia, 1013 
 
 hysteric, 1013 
 
 infants, 686 
 
 limbs, 999, 1014 
 
 muscular, 1014 
 
 opisthotonos, 1015 
 
 paralysis, 1015 
 
 periodic, 1015 
 
 puerperal, 701, 1015 
 
 shocks, 1016 
 
 tetanic, 1016 
 
 tonic, 1017 
 
 traumatic, 1013 
 
 ursemic, 1017 
 
 worms, 582, 1017 
 Corns, 983 
 Corpulency, 1129 
 Coryza, 247 
 
 Cough and Expectoration, Chapter 27, 743 
 Cough, 743 
 
 symptoms before, 766 
 during, 766 
 after, 770 
 
 in pregnancy, 759 
 
 whooping, 771 
 Coup de soleil, g^° Sunstroke, 149, 1074 
 
 Covering, bedclothes and clothing, 1151 
 Coxalgia, 946 
 Coxarthrocace, 946 
 Cramps, abdomen, 487 
 
 arms, 891 
 
 calves and legs, 959 
 
 feet, 937 
 , fingers, 906 
 
 hands, 916 
 
 knees, 951 
 
 limbs, 993 
 
 muscles, 1137 
 
 stomach, 458 
 
 thighs, 977 
 
 toes, 983 
 
 wrists, 930 
 Cretinism, J^* Size, dwarfed, 1193 
 Croup, bronchial, 704 
 
 laryngeal and membranous, 708 
 
 tracheal, 714 
 Crowds, Jgi^ Air, in-doors, 1073 
 Crick, back, 854 
 
 neck, 870 
 Crusta lactea, 163 
 Crying, infants, 687 
 
 weeping, 80 
 Cuts, 1148 
 Cyanosis, 821 
 
 face, 281 
 Cystitis, 584 
 Cysts, 1142 
 
 D 
 
 Dacryocystitis, 201 
 Damp, air, 1072 
 Dandruff, 159 
 Dark, 1074 
 Deafness, 242 
 Death, apparent, 721 
 Debility, 1038 
 Decomposition, 1132 
 
 of fluids, 1134 
 Decubitus, g^ bedsores, 1143, 1147 
 Degeneration, cheesy, colloid, fatty, 1132 
 Deglutition, g^ Swallowing, 369 
 Delirium, 30 
 
 tremens, 33 
 Delivery g^ Childbirth 
 Dementia, g^~ Mania, 58 
 Dengue, Jg^gr Fevers, 1092 
 Dentition, 317 
 Dermatitis, 1178 
 Desires, for food and drink, 396 
 Desquamation, 1176 
 
 in scarlatina, 1165 
 Diabetes, 607 
 Diaphragm, 471 
 Diaphragmitis, 471 
 Diarrhoea, 537 
 
 dentition, 317 
 
 children, 538 
 
 infants, 686 
 
 pregnancy, 536 
 Diathesis, fi^* Constitution, 1189 
 Diet, errors, drinking, 404 
 
 eating, 408 
 Digestion, 459 
 Diphtheria, 374 
 
 exudation, 377 
 
 fauces, 361 
 
 palate, 365 
 
1222 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Diphtheria, pharynx, 367 
 
 larynx, 708 
 
 nasal, 258 
 
 sequelae, 375 
 
 uvula, 392 
 Diplopia, 225 
 Direction, 1124 
 Dislocations, 1148 
 Dissecting wounds, 1148 
 Diuresis, 608 
 Dizziness, 83 
 Draught, air, 1073 
 Dreams, 1050 
 Drinking, 404 
 Dropsy, anasarca, 1141 
 
 hydrocephalus, 96 
 
 hydropericardium, 840 
 
 hydrothorax, 787 
 
 joints, gUP Joints, swelling, 991 
 
 limbs, 1000 
 
 uterus, 575 
 Drowsiness, 1053 
 
 Drug Relationship, Chapter 48, 1195 
 Drugged subjects, 1192 
 Drunkards, 86, 404, 1192 
 Dwarfs, g^ Size, 1193 
 Dysentery, 545 
 Dysmenorrhea, 663 
 Dyspepsia, 460 
 
 constitution, 1190 
 
 indigestion, 464 
 Dysphagia, J8^° Swallowing, difficult, 369 
 Dyspnoea, 734 
 Dysuria, 594 
 
 E 
 
 Earache, 231 
 
 Ears, Chapter 6, 231 
 
 auditory nerve, 231 
 
 eruption, 234 
 
 eustachian tubes, 241 
 
 hearing, 242 
 
 hearing, illusions, 244 
 
 inflammation, 236 
 
 symptoms, 231 
 
 tympani, 247 
 
 tympanic cavity, 247 
 
 wax, 241 
 Eating and Drinking, Chapter 15, 404 
 
 drinking, 404 
 
 eating, 408 
 
 tobacco, 420 
 Ebullition, of blood, 821 
 Ecchymosis, 1148, 1177 
 Eclampsia, ©iT* Convulsions 
 Ecthyma, 1152 
 Ectropion, 206 
 Eczema, 1153 
 
 face, 273 
 Elbows, 903 
 Elephantiasis, 1177 
 Emaciation, 1132 
 Emboli, 824 
 Emissions, seminal, 627 
 
 Emotions, g^ 5 Mind and Disposition, Chap. 1 
 Emprosthotonos, 1010 
 Emphysema, 809 
 Empyema, 809 
 Encephaloma, 1131 
 Enchondroma, 1142 
 Endocarditis, 830 
 
 Endometritis, 678 
 
 Energy, loss of, 1022 
 
 Enteralgia, $>gr Colic, 512 
 
 Enteritis, 525 
 
 Entropion, 206 
 
 Enuresis, Jg^** Urination, involuntary, 597 
 
 Eph elides, JS^iT Chloasma, 1152' 
 
 Epididymitis, 634 
 
 Epigastrium, 448 
 
 Epiglottis, 706 
 
 Epilepsy, 1010 
 
 Epistaxis, 253 
 
 Epithelioma, 1131, 1142 
 
 Epulis, fl®* Gums, abscess, 318 
 
 Erections, 622 
 
 Erethism, 1026 
 
 Eructations, 421 
 
 Eruptions, 1152 
 
 face, 272 
 
 head, 159 
 
 nose, 258 
 
 suppressed, 1168* 
 
 ftf^" special localities 
 Erysipelas, 1154 
 
 facial, 273 
 
 traumatic, 1148 
 Erythema, 1155 
 Eustachian tubes, 241 
 Evening, 1071 
 Exanthema, 1155 
 Excoriation, f^^ Intertrigo 
 Excretions, 1134 
 Exertion, activity, 1007 
 
 motion, 1103 
 
 fatigue, 1022 
 
 walking, 936 
 
 weakness, 1038 
 Exhaustion, 1038 
 
 Exophthalmic goitre, JgUr Neck, goitre, 873 
 Exostoses, ®^° Bones, swelling, 1131 
 Expectoration, 772 
 Expiration (breathing), 739 
 Expression, facial, 276 
 Eyebrows, 227 
 Eyelids, 204 
 Eyes, Chapter 5, 170 
 
 accommodation, 170 
 
 anterior chamber, 170 
 
 aqueous humor, 171 
 
 canthi, 171 
 
 choroid, 172 
 
 ciliary body, 172 
 
 circumorbital region, 172 
 
 color, ggp Complexion, eyes, 1189 
 
 conjunctiva, 173 
 
 cornea, 177 
 
 fundus, 195 
 
 iris, 200 
 
 lachrymal apparatus, 201 
 
 lachrymation, 201 
 
 lashes, 203 
 
 lens, 204 
 
 lids, 204 
 
 ophthalmia, 213 
 
 optic disc, jg@T Eetina, 219 
 
 optic nerve, 215 
 
 orbit, 215 
 
 photophobia, 216 
 
 pupil, 217 
 
 retina, 219 
 
 sclerotica, 219 
 
 sight, 220 
 

 INDEX. 
 
 1223 
 
 Eyes, sight, illusions, 196 
 symptoms, 180 
 supraorbital region, 227 
 vitreous humor, 231 
 
 Face, Upper, Chapter 8, 272 
 
 eruption, 272 
 
 expression, 272 
 
 symptoms, 278 
 Faceache, 296 
 
 Face, hippocratic, g^sF* Face, sunken, 292 
 Face, Lower, Chapter 9, 303 
 
 chin, 303 
 
 lips, 304 
 
 lower jaw, 310 
 
 outer mouth, 315 
 Fainting, 1017 
 Faintness, 1019 
 Falling, 84 . 
 
 convulsions, 1013 
 
 epilepsy, 1010 
 Falling of womb, 679 
 Falls, 1148 
 
 Farsightedness, g^* hypermetropia, 225 
 Fat, 1129 
 Fatty degeneration, 1132 
 
 heart, 829 
 
 kidneys, 588 
 
 liver, 478 
 Fatty tumors, 1142 
 Fatigue, 1022 
 Fauces, 360 
 Favus, 1155 
 Fear and fright, 44 
 Feebleness, 1038 
 Feet, 934 
 Felons, 909 
 Fever, Chapter 40, 1091 
 
 chill, 1076 
 
 chilliness, 1086 
 
 fevers, 1091 
 
 heat, 1101 
 
 sweat, 1110 
 
 temperature, 1122 
 Fever, 1091 
 
 African, 1091 
 
 autumnal, 1091 
 
 bilious, 1091 
 
 catarrhal, 1091 
 
 -cerebrospinal J^* spotted, 1098 
 
 chagres, 1092 
 
 dengue (breakbone), 1092 
 
 in dentition, 318 
 
 enteric, giir* typhoid, 1099 
 
 gastric, 1093 
 
 hectic, 1093 
 
 inflammatory, 1094 
 
 intermittent, 1094 
 
 irritative, 1096 
 
 low (adynamic), 1096 
 
 malarial, 1097 
 
 nervous, 1097 
 
 periodicity, 1097 
 
 pernicious, jg^ intermittent, 1094 
 
 puerperal, 701, 1098 
 
 relapsing, 1098 
 
 remittent, 1098 
 
 rheumatic, 1098 
 
 septic, 1098 
 
 Fever, slow, 1098 
 
 spotted (cerebrospinal), 1098 
 
 Spring, 1098 
 
 synochal, Sg^ inflammatory, 1094 
 
 traumatic, gg^ Injuries, 1094 
 
 typhoid, typhus, 1099 
 
 worm, 1101 
 
 yellow, 1101 
 Fever blisters, g^° Lips, eruption, 306 
 Fibre, g^ Constitution, 1190 
 Fibrous tissue, 1134 
 Fibroid tumors, 1142 
 Fingers, 904 
 
 Fish poison, fl®* Eating, fish, 413 
 Fissures, of anus, 529 
 Fistula, abscess, 1139 
 
 anal, 529 
 
 dental, W^° Gums, 319 
 
 lachrymal, 201 
 
 mammary, g^g* abscess, 689 
 
 osseous, g^* 4 caries, necrosis, 1129, 1130 
 
 scrotal, 626 
 
 ulcers, 1144 
 
 vaginal, 683 
 Fits, gi^ Convulsions 
 Flatulence, 517 
 Flatus, 546 
 Flooding, g^ Hemorrhage, 822 
 
 post-partum, 696 
 
 uterus, 675 
 Fluids, decomposition, 1134 
 
 loss of, 1134 
 Fluor albus, gg^ Leucorrhcea, 642 
 Flushes, g^ Heat, 1105 
 
 ebullition, 821 
 
 g£i~ Face heat, 284 
 Foetus, pregnancv, 698 
 Food, ill effects, fe~ Eating, 408 
 Fontanelles, 164 
 Foreign bodies, 1148 
 Formication, 1177 
 Forenoon, 1071 
 Footsweat, 1114 
 Fractures, 1148 
 Freckles, 274, 1155 
 Friction (injuries), 1148 
 
 rubbing, 1151 
 Fright and fear, 44 
 Frostbite, g@~ Chilblains, 1174 
 Frontal sinuses, 107 
 Fungus, tumors (nematodes), 1142 
 Furuncles, 1140 
 
 G 
 
 Gagging, 425 
 Galactorrhcea 
 Gallstones, 478 
 Ganglion, 1142 
 Gangrene, 1134 
 
 fauces, 361 
 
 injuries, 1148 
 
 lungs, 809 
 
 mouth, 354 
 
 senilis, 1134 
 
 throat, 377 
 
 ggg" 3 ' special localities. 
 Gaping, 1009 
 Gastralgia, 462 
 Gastric catarrh, 457 
 Gastritis, 465 
 Gastrodynia, 462 
 
 Lactation, milk, 688 
 
1224 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Gastromalacia, 469 
 Genitals, Female, 639 
 Genitals, Male, 616 
 Giddiness, 85 
 Glands, 1134 
 
 axillary, 849 
 
 bronchial, 704 
 
 cervical, 872 
 
 inguinal, 521 
 
 laryngeal, 709 
 
 mesenteric, 498 
 
 parotid, 312 
 
 salivary, 358 
 
 submaxillary, 313 
 
 throat, 378 
 
 thyroid, %g&~ Neck, glands and goitre, 873 
 Glans penis, 618 
 Glaucoma, 231 
 Gleet, 620 
 Globus hvstericus, 378 
 
 %m° Throat, ball, 371 
 Glossitis, 344 
 Glossoplegia, 346 
 Glottis, 706 
 
 oedema, 706 
 
 spasm, 706 
 Gluttony, JB^sT Hunger, excessive, 398 ; high 
 
 living, 1192 
 Glycosuria, jg@* Urine, diabetes, 607 
 Goitre, 873 
 
 exophthalmic, JSgT'Eyes, protruding, 190 
 Gonarthrocace, 952 
 Gonitis, 952 
 Gonorrhoea, 619 
 Gooseflesh, 1178 
 Gout, 988, 1190 
 Granulation (proud flesh), 1135 
 
 eyelids, 207 
 
 ulcers, 1145 
 Gravel, calculi, 583 
 
 Grave's disease, J8@* Basedow's disease 
 Gressus gallinaceus, 987 
 
 vaccinus, 987 
 Grief, effects, 49 
 Grippe, coryza, 251 
 
 cough, 754 
 Growing, ill effects, %$&* young people, 1188 
 Gums, 318 
 Gunshot wounds, 1149 
 
 H 
 
 Habit, 1192 
 
 Haeniatemesis, 438 
 
 Haematocele, 635 
 
 Hematuria, 604 
 
 Haemophilia, jg®* bleeders, 1190 
 
 Haemoptysis, 809 
 
 with cough, 753 
 Hair, 165 
 
 color, jg^ Complexion, 1189 
 
 falling out, 165 
 Hands, 914 
 Hay fever, 722 
 
 coryza, 250 
 Head, Inner, Chapter 3, 93 
 
 forehead, 100 
 
 occiput, 144 
 
 parietal region, 149 
 
 symptoms, 109 
 
 temples, 150 
 
 vertex, 155 
 
 Head, Outer, Chapter 4, 159 
 
 dandruff, 159 
 
 eruptions, 159 
 
 fontanelles, 164 
 
 forehead, 164 
 
 hair, 165 
 
 scalp, 169 
 
 skull, 169 
 
 symptoms, 166 
 
 tumors, 170 
 Headache, 120 
 Hearing, 242 
 
 illusions, 244 
 Heart, Pulse and Circulation, Chap. 27, 819 
 
 blood, 819 
 
 bloodvessels, 823 
 
 heart, 824 
 
 palpitation, 836 
 
 pericardium, 840 
 
 pulse, 841 
 Heart affections, 824 
 
 failure, 836 
 
 fatty degeneration, 829 
 
 nervous, 831 
 
 neuralgia, 831 
 
 organic, 731 
 
 rheumatism, 833 
 
 sounds, 834 
 
 valvular, 836 
 Heartburn, 426 
 Heat (fever), 1101 
 
 skin, 1178 
 
 warmth, 1074 
 Hectic, g^ Fever, 1093 
 Heels, 945 
 
 Helminthiasis, fi®* Worms, 581 
 Hemeralopia, J^ 3 * blindness, 221 
 Hemicrania, 143 
 Hemiopia, 225 
 Hemiplegia, 1030 
 Hemorrhage, 822 
 
 abortion, 685 
 
 anus, 527 
 
 bladder, 582 
 
 constitution, 1190 
 
 fainting, 1018 
 * haemoptysis, 753 
 
 intestines, 524 
 
 jaws, 318 
 
 lungs, 809 
 
 mouth, 352 
 
 nose, 253 
 
 pregnancy, 699 
 
 stomach, 438, 464 
 
 throat, 372 
 
 Uterus, 675 
 Hemorrhoids, 547 
 
 in bladder, 584 
 Hepatitis, 479 
 Hepatization of lungs, 810 
 Hernia, infants, 687 
 
 inguinal, 521 
 Herpes, 1155 
 
 facial, 274 
 Hiccough, Belching, Nausea and Vomit- 
 ing, Chapter 16, 421 
 
 eructation, 421 
 
 gagging, 425 
 
 heartburn, 426 
 
 hiccough, 426 
 
 nausea, 427 
 
 retching, 435 
 
INDEX. 
 
 1225 
 
 Hiccough, seasickness, 435 
 
 vomiting, 436 
 
 vomituritio, 447 
 
 waterbrash, 447 
 Hip disease, 946 
 Hives, $0^ urticaria, 1169 
 Hoarseness, jg^° Voice, aphonia, 715 
 Homesickness, 50 
 Hordeolum, $gg 1 ' Lids, Styes, 211 
 Housemaid's knee, 951 
 Hunger, 398 
 
 Hydatids, fl@" Pregnancy, moles, 699 
 Hydroa, 307 
 Hydrocele, 635 
 Hydrocephaloid, 96 
 Hydrocephalus, 96 
 Hydrogenoid constitution, 1190 
 Hydrometra, Jgiir Uterus, dropsy, 675 
 Hvdropericardium, g^ 1 * effusion, 840 
 Hydrophobia, 50, 1013 
 Hydrothorax, 787 
 Hygroma, 951 
 Hymen, lacerated, 683 
 Hyperesthesia, 1026 
 Hypermetropia, 225 
 Hypertrophy, of tissue, 1135 
 Hypochondria, Chapter 18, 471 
 
 diaphragm, 471 
 
 hypochondria, 472 
 
 liver, 476 
 
 pancreas, 482 
 
 spleen ; 482 
 Hypochondriasis, 51 
 Hypopion, 170 
 Hysteralgia, 678 
 Hysteria, 1021 
 
 convulsions, 1013 
 
 Ichthyosis, 1156 
 
 Icterus, g@T* Liver, jaundice, 479 
 
 Idiocy, Imbecility, 52 
 
 Ileus,' fi^ 1 * Vomiting, fecal, 441 
 
 Impetigo, 1156 
 
 facial, 274 
 Impotence, fg^ Sexual power, 631 
 Incubus, B^ Nightmare, 1060 
 Indigestion, 464 
 Indolence, 1022 
 
 laziness, 57 
 Indoors, 1073 
 Induration, of tissue, 113b 
 Inebriety, 86, 404, 1192 
 Infants, 686 
 
 Inflammation (in general), 1135 
 Influenza, coryza, 251 ■ 
 
 cough, 754 
 Infraorbital region, 195 
 Inguinal region, 520 
 
 hernia, 521 
 Ingrowing toenails, 984 
 Injuries, 1147 
 Insanity, g® 03 Mania, 58 
 Insects, stings, 1149 
 Insensibility, JS^sT* Unconsciousness, 77 
 Insomnia, 1065 
 Inspiration (breathing), 739 
 Intercostal neuralgia, 790 
 
 rheumatism, 796 
 Intermittent fever, 1 094 
 Intertrigo, 526, 686, 981, 1177 
 
 Anus, excoriated, 529 
 
 Intestines, 523 
 
 Intoxication, 86, 404, 1192 
 
 Intussusception, 525 
 
 Iodine, ill effects, g^° Chapter 48 
 
 Iritis, 200 
 
 Iron, ill effects, W^ 3 * Chapter 48, Ferrum 
 
 Irritability, mental, 54 
 
 nerves, 1026 
 Ischias, j^° sciatica, 968 
 Ischuria, 596 
 Itch, flgF" scabies, 1164 
 Itching, 1157, 1179 
 
 Jactitation, 1037 
 Jarring, 1150 
 Jaundice, 479 
 
 infants, 687 
 Jaw, lower, 310 
 
 upper, g@° 
 Jealousy, 55 
 Jerking, 1037 
 Joints, 988 
 Joy, ill effects, 55 
 
 Face, bones, 279 
 
 Chapter 48, Opium 
 
 Keratitis, 178 
 Kidneys, 586 
 Knees, 950 
 
 Labor, parturition, 694 
 Labor pains , 694 
 Lacerations,' 1149 
 Lachrymal apparatus, 201 
 Lachrymation, 201 
 Lactation, 687 
 Lameness, arms, 895 
 
 hack, 856, 864 
 
 legs, 963 
 
 limbs, 995 
 Languor, 1022 
 Laryngismus stridulus, 706 
 Laryngitis, 709 
 Larynx, 707 
 Lassitude, 1022 
 Laudanum, ill effects, %@g* 
 Laughter, 56 
 Lead colic, $£g* Colic, 512 
 
 poisoning, g^" Plumbum, Chapter 48 
 Legs, 957 
 Leprosy, 1157 
 
 facial, 274 
 Lethargy, 1056 
 Leucaemia, 822 
 Leucorrhoea, 642 
 Leucocythaemia, 483, 822 
 Lichen, 1157 
 
 facial, 274 
 Lids, 204 
 
 Lifting, injuries, 1149 
 Ligaments, 1136 
 
 JUST 5 sprains, 1149 
 Light, 1074 
 
 dread of, 216 
 
 desire for, 57 
 Lightness, 86 
 Limbs, in general, Chapter 34, 988 
 
 joints, 988 
 
 limbs, 992 
 
 
1226 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Limbs, Lower, Chapter 33, 932 
 
 ankles, 932 
 
 feet, 934 
 
 heels, 945 
 
 hips, 946 
 
 knees, 950 
 
 legs, 957 
 
 nates, 975 
 
 tendo-Achillis, 976 
 
 thighs, 976 
 
 toes, 983 
 
 walking, 986 
 Limbs, Upper, Chapter 32, 890 
 
 arms. 890 
 
 elbows, 903 
 
 ringers, 904 
 
 hands, 914 
 
 shoulders, 925 
 
 wrists, 929 
 Lipoma, 1142 
 Lips, 304 
 
 Lithaemia, a®* gout, 988 
 Liver, 476 
 
 complaint, 477 
 Liver spots, 1152 
 
 Locality and Direction, Chapter 42, 1124 
 Lochia, 688 
 Lockjaw, 314 
 Locomotor ataxia, 884 
 Loins, g^lT* Lumbar region, 862 
 Love, disappointed, 58 
 Lumbago, 862 
 Lumbar region, 862 
 Lungs, 806 
 Lupus, 1132 
 
 face, cancer, 280 
 Luxations, 1148 
 Lvmphatic, constitution, 1190 
 
 glands, 1134 
 Lyssa, JS^* hydrophobia, 50 
 
 M 
 
 Maculae, JS^T blotches, 1152 
 Magnesia, ill effects, j^° Chapter 48 
 Malaise, 1025 
 Mammae, 689 
 Mania, 58 
 
 a potu, 33 
 
 puerperal, 702 
 Marasmus, 1133 
 
 infants, 687 
 Mastitis, 691 
 
 Mastoid region and process, 144 
 Masturbation, g^° Seminal emissions, 627 
 Measles, 1157 
 Meibomian glands, 209 
 Melaena (black vomit), 438 
 Melancholia, 59 
 Melanosis, j^sT* Cancer, 1132 
 Memory, 60 
 
 Forgetful, 47 
 Meniere's vertigo, $^~ Vertigo, ears, 87 
 Meningitis, 97 
 
 cerebrospinal, 100 
 Menopause, ggr* Climacteric period, 637 
 Menorrhagia, 651 
 Menses, 648 
 
 symptoms before, 656 
 during, 659 
 after, 666 
 
 Mania, 58 
 Chapter 48 
 
 Menstrual colic, 663 
 Mental derangement, 
 Mercury, ill effects, 
 Mesenteries, 498 
 Metamorphosis of tissue, 1136 
 Metastasis, B@T Direction, 1124 
 Metritis, 678 
 Metrorrhagia, 675 
 Midnight, after, 1072 
 
 before, 1072 
 Migraine, 143 
 Miliaria, 1158 
 Milk leg, 967 
 Milk, mother's, 688 
 
 Mind and Disposition, Chapter 1, 16 
 Miscarriage, 685 
 Moles, false conception, 699 
 
 skin, 1180 
 Mons veneris, 640 
 Morbilli, 1157 
 Morning, 1071 
 Morning sickness, 699 
 Morphine, ill effects, %ggf Opium, Chap. 48 
 Mortification, gangrene, 1134 
 Motion, active, 1103 
 
 passive, 1150 
 Mouth, Inner, Chapter 12, 351 
 
 mouth, 351 
 
 saliva, 358 
 Mouth, Outer, 315 
 Mucous membranes (in general), 1136 
 Mumps, j^g" parotid glands, 312 
 Muscles, 1137 
 
 Mushrooms, noxious, Jg@F* Agaricus, Chapter 48 
 Myalgia, j|^* Muscles, 1137 ; also Limbs, pain, 
 
 996 ; rheumatism, 997 
 Myelitis, 885 
 Myocarditis, 830 
 Myopia, 225 
 
 N 
 
 Naevus, 824 
 Nails, fingers, 904 
 
 ingrowing, 984 
 
 injuries, 1149 
 
 toes, 983 
 Nares, posterior, 262, 382 
 Nates, 975 
 Navel, 499 
 Nausea, 427 
 
 Nearsightedness, f^f Myopia, 225 
 Neck, 869 
 Neck and Back, Chapter 31, 852 
 
 back, 852 
 
 coccyx, 861 
 
 lumbar region (loins, small of back), 862 
 
 neck, 869 
 
 sacrum, 879 
 
 scapulae, 882 
 
 spinal cord, 884 
 
 spine, 885 
 Necrosis, 1130 
 
 Nephralgia, JS^° Kidneys, colic, 587 
 Nephritis, 588 _ 
 
 album inurica, 587 
 Nerves, Chapter 36, 1007 
 
 activity (strength), 1007 
 
 catalepsy, 1007 
 
 chorea, 1007 
 
 convulsions, 1009 
 
INDEX. 
 
 1227 
 
 Nerves, fainting, 1017 
 
 faintness, 1019 
 
 hysteria, 1021 
 
 lassitude (fatigue), 1022 
 
 malaise, 1025 
 
 nerves, 1025 
 
 nervousness, 1027 
 
 neuralgia, 1028 
 
 paralysis, 1029 
 
 restlessness, 1031 
 
 starting, 1034 
 
 trembling, 1035 
 
 twitching, 1037 
 
 weakness, 1038 
 Nerves, injuries, 1149 
 Nerve tissue, 1138 
 Nervous prostration, 1025 
 Nervousness, 1027 
 Nettlerash, g@"~ urticaria, 1169 
 Neuralgia, 1028 
 
 intercostal, 790 
 
 prosopalgia, 296 
 
 J8@* special localities 
 Neurasthenia, 1025 
 Neuritis, 1026 
 Newborn infants, 686 
 Night, 1072 
 Nightblindness, fi^sT* blindness, hemeralopia, 
 
 221 
 Nightmare, 1060 
 Nightsweat, 1118 
 Nipples, 693 
 
 lactation, 688 
 
 male, 850 
 Nitrate of silver poisoning, fggg* Argentuni nit- 
 
 ricum, Chapter 48 
 Nodes, joints, 989 
 Nodosities, skin, 1180 
 Nodules, 1158, 1180 
 Noma, 1132 
 Nose, Chapter 7, 247 
 
 bleeding, 253 
 
 coryza, 247 
 
 smell, 271 
 
 symptoms, 253 
 Nose, catarrh, 256 
 
 ozsena, 261 
 Nostalgia, B^* Homesick, 50 
 Nursing infants, 686 
 
 mothers, jgggT Lactation, 687 
 Nutrition, 1138 
 Nyctalopia, 221 
 Nymphomania, 672 
 Nystagmus, J&@r Eyes, spasms, 192 
 
 Obesity, 1129 
 
 Occupation, 1192 
 
 Odontalgia, 324 
 
 (Edema, 1141 
 glottis, 706 
 lungs, 811 
 fi@~ Swelling. 
 
 (Esophagus, 363 
 
 Oesophagitis, 364 
 
 Onanism, 627 
 
 Onychia, 909 
 
 Onyx, JSii- Cornea, 179 
 
 Open air, 1072 
 
 Ophthalmia, 213 
 
 Opisthotonos, 1015 
 
 Opium poisoning, jgilT 5 Opium, Chapter 48 
 
 Oppression, breathing, 729 
 
 chest, 790, 804 
 Orchitis, 635 
 Orgasm of blood, 821 
 Osteitis, 1130 
 Os uteri, 678 
 Otalgia, 231 
 Otitis, 236 
 Otorrhoea, 233 
 Out of doors, 1072 
 Ovaries, 667 
 Ozaena, 261 
 
 Palate, 364 
 Palpitation, 836 
 Panaritium, 909 
 Pancreas, 482 
 Pannus, j^ Cornea, 179 
 Papules, 1159 
 Paraplegia, 1031 
 Paralysis, 1029 
 
 brain, 98 
 
 heart, 832 
 
 limbs, 996 
 
 lungs, 812 
 
 spinal, 885 
 
 jgggT* special localities 
 Paraphimosis, 624 
 Parenchymatous organs, 1138 
 Paronychia, 909 
 
 Parotitis, f$gf parotid glands, 312 
 Parturition, 694 
 Pemphigus, 1159 
 Penis, 621 
 
 Percussion sounds, lungs, 812 
 Pericardium, 840 
 Pericarditis, 840 
 Perineum, 525 
 Periodicity, in general, 1122 
 Periosteum, 1138 
 Periostitis, 1138 
 Peristalsis, 525 
 Peritonitis, abdomen, 503 
 
 $@~ Puerperal, fever, 701, 1098 
 Pertussis, 771 
 Petechia, 1159 
 
 Phagadense, B^ 1 * Ulcers, 1146 
 Pharynx, 366 
 Pharyngitis, 367 
 Phimosis, 624 
 
 Phlebitis, JSgg 11 * Bloodvessels, inflammation, 823 
 Phlegmasia alba dolens, 967 
 Phlyctenules, 1159 
 
 Phosphorus, ill effects, JJ®* Chapter 48 
 Photophobia, 216 
 Phthisis, laryngeal, 711 
 
 pulmonary, 808 
 Physometra, 679 
 Piles, J8@* Hemorrhoids, 547 
 Pimples, 1159 
 Pityriasis, 1160 
 Placenta. 696 
 Plague, 1138 
 Plethora, 822 
 
 constitution, 1190 
 Pleura, 815 
 
1228 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Pleurisy, 816 
 
 Pleurodynia, 796 
 
 Plica polonica, 166 
 
 Pneumonia, 811,812 
 
 Poisoning, g^* Antidotes, Chapter 48. 
 
 non-chemical, J^° Injuries, 1149 
 
 drinking, 404 
 
 eating, 408 
 
 ivy (Rhus), 1163 
 Polypi, in general, 1142 
 
 bladder, 585 
 
 ears, 237 
 
 larynx, 711 
 
 nasal, 262 
 
 rectum, 552 
 
 uterus, 679 
 Polyuria, 608 
 Pompholyx, 1161 
 Porrigo, 1161 
 Portal system, 504 
 Position, 1004 
 
 Post-partum, symptoms and conditions, 696 
 Potassium, ill effects, $^~ the Kalis, Chap. 48 
 Potbelly, j^* Abdomen distended, 490, large 
 
 498, also puerperal, 701 
 Pott's disease, jgilP Spine, curvature, 886 
 Pregnancy, Parturition, Lactation, Chapter 
 24, 685 
 
 abortion, 685 
 
 infants, 686 
 
 lactation, 687 
 
 lochia, 688 
 
 mammge, 689 
 
 nipples, 693 
 
 parturition, 694 
 
 placenta, 696 
 
 post-partum, 696 
 
 pregnancy, 697 
 
 puerperal, 701 
 Presbyopia, JS^sT" hypermetropia, 225 
 Pressure (touch), 1151 
 
 Priapism, gig* Sexual excitement, penis, 630 
 Prickly heat, rash, 1163 
 
 urticaria, 1169 
 Pride, 65 
 Proctalgia, 552 
 
 Progressive locomotor ataxia, 884 
 Prolapsus, anus, 530 
 
 rectum, 552 
 
 uterus, 679 
 
 vagina, 683 
 Prosopalgia, 296 
 Prostate gland, 625 
 
 Prostatitis, JUST" Prostate, inflammation, 626 
 Prostatorrhoea, 625 
 Prostration, 1038 
 Proud flesh (granulation), 1135 
 Prurigo, or pruritus, 1181 
 
 anus, 529 
 
 female genitals, 640 
 
 scrotum, 626 
 
 skin, 1181 
 
 vagina, 683 
 Prussic acid, poisoning, Jg^^ Hvdrocyanicacid, 
 
 Chapter 48 
 Psoas abscess, B@* Lumbar region, abscess, 862 
 Psora, constitution, 1191 
 Psoriasis, 1161 
 
 facial, 275 
 Pterygium, 177 
 
 Ptosis, Jggf Lids, paralysis, 209 
 Ptyalism, 358 
 
 Puberty, 1187 
 
 Pubes, 526 
 
 Puerperal, convulsions, 701, 1015 
 
 state, 701 
 Pulse, 841 
 
 Punctured wounds, 1149 
 Purpura hemorrhagica, 1161 
 Pus, 1140 
 Pustules, 1161 
 Pyemia, 822, 1138 
 Pyrosis, 447 
 
 Q 
 
 Chininum sulph., 
 
 Quinine, ill effects, 
 Chapter 48 
 intermittent, suppressed, 1094 
 Quinsy (tonsillitis), 389 
 
 R 
 
 Rabies, fi®* Hydrophobia, 50 
 Rachitis, 1131 
 
 constitution, 1191 
 Rales, in chest, 814 
 Ranula, 347 
 Rash, 1163, 1169 
 Rectum, 550 
 Reeling, 86 
 
 Relationship of drugs, 1195 
 Respiration, Chapter 26, 721 
 
 asphyxia, 721 
 
 asthma, 721 
 
 breathing, 724 
 
 dyspnoea, 734 
 
 expiration, 739 
 
 inspiration, 739 
 
 suffocation, 741 
 Rest, Position, Motion, Chapter 35, 1003 
 
 motion, 1003 
 
 position, 1004 
 
 rest, 1006 
 Restlessness, 1031 
 
 during sleep, 1061 
 
 mental, 67 
 Retching, 435 
 Retention of urine, 612 
 Retinitis, 219 
 Rhagades, 1182 
 Rheumatism, constitution, 1191 
 
 joints, 990 
 
 limbs, 997 
 Rhinitis, 260 
 Rhus poisoning, 1163 
 
 facial, 275 
 Rickets, Jg®" rachitis, 1131 
 Riding, 1150 
 
 Ringworm, JS^" herpes circinatus, 1155 
 Risus sardonicus, 291 
 Room, in doors, 1073 
 Roseola, 1163 
 
 Rubbing, friction, touch, 1151 
 Runaround, 909 
 Rupture, fl®* Hernia 
 Rupia, 1163 
 Rush of blood, J^* Blood, ebullition, 821 
 
 S 
 Sacrum, 879 
 Sailing, Jg^* Seasickness, 435 
 
INDEX. 
 
 1229 
 
 Saliva, 358 
 Salivation, 358 
 Salt, ill effects, 417 
 
 ggg^ Xatrum mur., Chapter 48 
 Salt rheum, j^* tetter, 1168 
 Sarcocele, 636 - 
 Sarcoma, 1143 
 
 Sarsaparilla, ill effects, $g^ a Chapter 48 
 Satyriasis, ^^ Sexual excitement, mental, 630 
 Scabies (itch), 1164 
 Scabs, 1164 
 
 Scalds, &€g~ Burns, 1148 
 Scaldhead, figgf tinea capitis, 163 
 Scales, 1164 
 Scalp, 169 
 Scapulae, 882 
 Scarlatina, 1165 
 
 desquamation, 1165 
 sequlae, 1166 
 Scars, 1149, 1182 
 Sciatica, 968 
 Scirrhus, 1132 
 Scleroris, of brain, 98 
 
 of cord , 885 
 Sclerotica, 219 
 Scorbutus, constitution, 1191 
 
 gums, 320 
 Scratches, injuries, 1149 
 Scratching (touch), 1152 
 eruption, 1166 
 skin, 1182 
 Screaming, 69 
 
 Scrobiculum, gggT* Epigastrium, 448 
 Scrobiculum and Stomach, Chapter 17, 448 
 epigastrium, 448 
 stomach, 455 
 Scrofula, constitution, 1191 
 Scrotum, 626 
 Scurf, 1164 
 
 Scurvy, g^* Scorbutus 
 Seasickness, 435 
 Seasons, 1074 
 
 Secretions, in general, 1138 
 Seminal emissions, 627 
 
 Sensations (not localized), Chapter 43, 1124 
 Sensitiveness, mental, 70 
 
 of nerves, 1026 
 Sensorium, Chapter 2, 83 
 Sepsis, septicaemia, 822 
 Serpiginous eruption, 1166 
 Serous membranes, 1138 
 Sexual Organs, Female, Chapter 23,637 
 climacteric period, 637 
 clitoris, 638 
 coition, 638 
 genitals, 639 
 leucorrhcea, 642 
 menses, 648 
 
 symptoms before, 656 
 during, 659 
 after, 666 
 ovaries, 667 
 sexual excess, 671 
 sexual excitement, 671 
 sterility, 672 
 uterus, 672 
 vagina, 682 
 Sexual Organs, Male, Chapter 22, 616 
 coition, 616 
 erections, J^ 35 penis 
 genitals, 616 
 glans, 618 
 
 Sexual Organs, Male, gonorrhoea, 619 
 penis, 621 
 prepuce, 624 
 prostate gland, 625 
 scrotum, 626 
 semen, 627 
 
 seminal emissions, 627 
 sexual excess, 629 
 sexual excitement, 629 
 sexual power, 631 
 spermatic cords, 631 
 sycosis, 632 
 syphilis, 632 
 testicles, 634 
 Shingles, g^ herpes zoster, 1155 
 Shock, injuries, 1149 
 Shoulders, 925 
 Sides, right and left, 1124 
 Sight, 220 
 
 illusions, 196 
 Size, 1193 
 
 Skin, Chapter 46, 1152 
 eruption, 1152 
 skin, 1173 
 Skull, 169 
 
 Sleep, Chapter 37, 1045 
 awaking, 1045 
 dreams, 1050 
 drowsiness, 1053 
 sleep, 1056 
 falling asleep, 1057 
 symptoms during, 1058 
 symptoms after, 1-064 
 sleeplessness, 1065 
 yawning, 1069 
 Starting, 1034 
 
 Sleepiness, J*^* Drowsiness, 1053 
 Sleeplessness, 1065 
 dentition, 318 
 Sloughing, injuries, 1149 
 Smallpox, 1170 
 Smegma, excessive, 619 
 Smell, 271 
 
 Smoke, injuries, 1149 
 Snake bite, g^ Bites, 1147 
 
 serpent virus, Chapter 48 
 Sneezing, 265 
 Snoring, breathing, 733 
 
 sleep, 1062 
 Snuffles, infants, 687 
 Solar plexus, 507 
 
 Somnolence, fi^p* Drowsiness, 1053 
 Somnambulism, 1062 
 Sopor, 1056 
 
 Spasms, J^f* Convulsions 
 Speech, 334 
 Spermatic cords, 631 
 Spermatorrhoea, 627 
 Spinal cord, 884 
 
 irritation, 887 
 Spine, 885 
 Spleen, 482 
 
 Splinters, g^- Punctured wounds, 1149 
 Spots (patches), 1166 
 Sprains, 1149 
 
 joints, 991 
 Spring, 1074 
 
 Sputa, fieST 5 Expectoration, 772 
 Stabs, g@~ cuts, 1148 
 
 Stages of Life and Constitution, Chapter 
 47,1184 
 asre, 1184 
 
1230 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Stages of Life and Constitution, complexion, 1189 
 
 constitution, 1189 
 
 habit, 1192 
 
 occupation, 1192 
 
 size, 1193 
 
 temperament, 1193 
 Staggering, 86 
 Stammering, 335 
 Staphyloma, 179 
 Stenosis, general, 1138 
 Sterility, 672 
 Sternum, 816 
 Stertorous breathing, 733 
 Stings (injuries), 1149 
 Stomacace, stomatitis, 354 
 Stomach, 455 
 Stool and Rectum, Chapter 20, 527 
 
 anus, 527 
 
 cholera Asiatica, 532 
 infantum, 533 
 morbus, 534 
 
 constipation, 534 
 
 diarrhoea, 537 
 
 dysentery, 545 
 
 flatus, 546 
 
 hemorrhoids, 547 
 
 rectum, 550 
 
 stool, 555 
 
 symptoms, before, 575 
 during, 576 
 after, 579 
 Stone in bladder, 583 
 Stonemason's lungs, 815 
 Stormy weather, 1076 
 Strabismus, 193 
 Straining (injuries), 1149 
 Stramonium poisoning, J(^* Chapter 48 
 Strangury, 599, &&&* also Bladder, tenesmus, 586 
 Strength, activity, 1007 
 
 loss of, 1038 
 Stricture, jg®* Gonorrhoea, sequelae, 620 
 
 oesophageal, 363 
 
 urethral, 593 
 Struma, 8^* scrofula, 1191 
 Stupor, 72,1056 
 Stuttering, 335 
 Styes, 211 
 
 Subsultus tendinum, 1037 
 Sudamina, JS^r vesicles, 1170 
 Suffocation, 741 
 Suicidal tendency, 703 
 Sulphur, ill effects, J8^- Chapter 48 
 Summer, 1074 
 
 complaint, 544 
 Sun, 1074 
 Sunburn, 1183 
 Sunstroke, 149, 1074 
 Suppressed, eruption, 1168 
 
 footsweat, 942 
 
 intermittent fever, 1094 
 
 menses, 654 
 
 secretions, 1138 
 
 sweat, 1121 
 
 urine, 614 
 Suppuration, 1138 
 Supraorbital neuralgia, 228 
 
 region, 227 
 Surgical operations, 1150 
 Swallowing, 369 
 Swaying, 86 » 
 Sweat, 1110 
 Swelling, in general, 1140 
 
 Swelling, dropsy, 1141 
 
 injuries, 1150 
 
 skin, 1183 
 Swinging, passive motion, 1151 
 Sycosis, 632 
 
 constitution, 1191 
 
 eruption, 1168 
 Syncope, $gt Fainting, 1017 
 Synechia, fi®- Iris, 201 
 Synovitis, $g^ Joints, inflammation, 989 
 Syphilis, 632 
 
 constitution, 1191 
 
 eruption, 1168 
 
 Tabes, cerebral (softening), 98 
 
 dorsalis, 884 
 
 mesenteric, 498 
 
 infants (marasmus), 687 
 Talking, voice, 719 
 Tapeworm, 582 
 Taste and Tongue, Chapter 11, 334 
 
 speech, 334 
 
 taste, 335 
 
 tongue, 340 
 Tea, ill effects, 407 
 Temperament, 1193 
 Temperature, of body, 1122 
 Temperature and Weather, Chapter 39, 1072 
 
 air, 1072 
 
 cold, 1073 
 
 dark, 1074 
 
 light, 1074 
 
 seasons, 1074 
 
 temperature, 1074 
 
 warmth, 1074 
 
 w r ater, 1075 
 
 weather, 1076 
 
 wind, 1076 
 Teeth and Gums, Chapter 10, 321 
 
 dentition, 317 
 
 gums, 318 
 
 teeth, 321 
 
 toothache, 324 
 Tendo-Achillis, 976 
 Tendons, 1142 
 Tenesmus, 554 
 Testicles, 634 
 Tetanus, 1016 
 Tetter, 1168 
 Thighs, 976 
 Thirst, 400 
 Thirstlessness, 400 
 Throat, Chapter 13, 360 
 
 fauces, 360 
 
 oesophagus, 363 
 
 palate, 364 
 
 pharynx, 366 
 
 sore, 385 
 
 swallowing, 369 
 
 symptoms, 371 
 
 tonsils, 388 
 
 uvula, 391 
 Thrombosis, 824 ■ 
 Thrush, g^ aphthae, 340, 351 
 Thunderstorm, 1076 
 Tic douloureux, j^° Faceache, 296 
 Time, Chapter 38, 1071 
 
 afternoon, 1071 
 
 evening, 1071 
 
 APR 24 
 
INDEX. 
 
 1231 
 
 Time, forenoon, 1071 
 
 morning, 1071 
 
 night, 1072 
 
 before midnight, 1072 
 
 after midnight, 1072 
 Tinea, capitis, 163 
 
 facial, 276 
 Tinnitus, 244 
 Tiredness, 1022 
 Tissues, Chapter 44, 1129 
 
 adipose, 1129 
 
 bones, 1129 
 
 cancer, 1131 
 
 cartilages, 1132 
 
 decomposition, 1132 
 
 degeneration, 1132 
 
 emaciation, 1132 
 
 excretions, 1134 
 
 fibrous, 1134 
 
 fluids, 1134 
 
 gangrene, 1134 
 
 glands, 1134 
 
 granulations, 1135 
 
 hypertrophy, 1135 
 
 induration, 1135 
 
 inflammation, 1135 
 
 ligaments, 1136 
 
 metamorphosis, 1136 
 
 mucous membranes, 1136 
 
 muscles, 1137 
 
 nerves, 1138 
 
 nutrition, 1138 
 
 parenchymatous organs, 1138 
 
 periosteum, 1138 
 
 plague, 1138 
 
 pyaemia, 1138 
 
 secretions, 1138 
 
 serous membranes, 1138 
 
 stenosis, 1138 
 
 suppuration, 1138 
 
 swelling, 1140 
 
 tendons, 1142 
 
 trichinosis, 1142 
 
 tubercles, 1142 
 
 tumors, 1142 
 
 ulcers, 1143 
 Tobacco, 420 
 Toes, 983 
 Tongue, 340 
 Tonsils, 388 
 Tonsillitis, 389 
 Toothache, 324 
 
 pregnancy, 700 
 Torpor, apathy, 24 
 
 mental, 77 
 
 physical, Jlgg" Lassitude, 1022 
 Touch! Passive Motion, Injuries, Chapter 
 45, 1147 
 
 injuries, 1147 
 
 passive motion, 1150 
 
 touch, 1151 
 Torticollis, 879 
 Trachea, 713 
 Tracheitis, 714 
 Trachoma, 207 
 Trance, catalepsy, 1007 
 
 convulsions, 1017 
 Trembling, 1035 
 
 Trichiasis, Jgii"* entropion, 206 ' 
 
 Trichinosis, 1142 
 Triplopia, 226 
 Trismus, 314 
 
 Terebinthinae, 
 
 Trismus, infants, 687 
 Tubercles, 1142 
 
 brain, 99 
 
 constitution, 1191 
 
 eruption, 1169 
 
 intestines, 525 
 
 testicles, 637 
 
 lungs, 808 
 Tumors, 1142 
 
 chest, 852 
 
 female genitals, 641 
 
 knees, 956 
 
 legs, 973 
 
 outer head, 170 
 
 mammse, 693 
 
 neuroma, 1027 
 
 ovarian, 671 
 
 scapulae, 884 
 
 uterus, 682 
 
 vagina, 684 
 Turpentine, ill effects, 
 
 Chapter 48 
 Twitching, 1037 
 
 Tympanitis, J^ 33 Abdomen, distended, 490 
 Typhlitis, l^* Intestines, caecum, 523 
 Typhoid, typhus, 1099 
 
 u 
 
 Ulcers, 1143 
 
 anus, 532 
 
 fauces, 363 
 
 female genitals, 642 
 
 male genitals, 617 
 
 intestines, 525 
 
 larynx, 713 
 
 legs, 973 
 
 mammae, 693 
 
 mouth, 357 
 
 pharynx, 368 
 
 sacrum , 881 
 
 skin, 1183 
 
 stomach, 470 
 
 throat, 388 
 
 tonsils, 391 
 
 urethra, 594 
 
 uterus, 682 
 
 uvula, 392 
 Umbilicus, jggg* Abdomen, navel, 499 
 Unconsciousness, 77 
 Uraemia, 615 
 
 convulsions, 1017 
 Ureters, 590 
 Urethra, 590 
 Urethritis, 592 
 
 gonorrhoea, 619 
 Urinary Organs, Chapter 21, 582 
 
 bladder, 582 
 
 kidneys, 586 
 
 ureters, 590 
 m urethra, 590 
 Urination, 594 
 
 symptoms after, 602 
 before, 600 
 during, 600 
 Urine, 603 
 
 retention, 612 
 Urticaria, 1169 
 Uterus, 672 
 Uterus, displacement, 674, 679 
 
 subinvolution, 681 
 Uvula, 391 
 
1232 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Vaccination, ill effects, 1150 
 
 eruption following, 1170 
 Vagina, 682 
 Vaginismus, 684 
 Vaginitis, 683 
 
 Valerian, ill effects, ffl^* Chapter 48 
 Vapors, ill effects, 1150 
 Varicella, 1170 
 Varicocele, 637 
 Varicose tumors, 1143 
 Varicose veins, 824 
 
 on legs, 974 
 
 in pregnancy, legs, 699 
 Variola, 1170 
 Veins, constitution, 1191 
 Venesection, 1150 
 Vermin, eruption, 1170 
 Vertigo, 86 
 Vesicles, 1170 
 Veta, 724 
 
 Vinegar, ill effects, $^" acids, 404 
 Vision, 220 
 
 accommodation, 170 
 
 illusions, 196 
 Vital powers, diminished, 1038 
 Vitiligo, Jggp* 4 Eruption, spots, 1166 
 Vocal cords, 713 
 
 Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia, 
 m Chapter 25, 702 
 
 air passages, 702 
 
 bronchia, 703 
 
 epiglottis, 706 
 
 glottis, 706 
 
 larynx, 707 
 
 trachea, 713 
 
 voice, 715 
 Vomiting, 436 
 
 black, 438 
 
 dentition, 318 
 
 fecal (stercoraceous), 441 
 Vomiting, infants, 687 
 
 pregnancy, 445 
 Vomituritio, 447 
 
 w 
 
 Walking, 936 
 Warmth, 1074 
 Warts, 1172 
 
 Washing, bathing, 1075 
 Water, 1075 
 Waterbrash, 447 
 Weakness, 1038 
 
 constitution, 1191 
 Weaning, 688 
 Weariness, 1022 
 Weather, 1076 
 Wetting bed, %^ a Enuresis 
 Weeping, 80 
 Welts, 1184 
 Wens, 1143 
 Wet, applications, 1075 
 
 getting wet, 1075 
 Wheals, 1173 
 Whiskers, 279 
 Whitlow, 909 
 Whooping cough, 771 
 Wind, weather, 1076 
 Winter, 1074 
 Worms, 581 
 
 convulsions, 1017 
 Wounds, 1150 
 Wrinkles, skin, 1184 
 
 Writer's cramp, jp^^ Fingers, cramp, 906 
 Wrists, 929 
 Wry neck, 879 
 
 Yawning, 1069 
 
 z 
 
 Zinc poisoning, j^* Chapter 48 
 Zona, zoster, jg^ a herpes, 1155 
 Zymosis, ffl^ Blood, septicaemia, 822 
 
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